• Q : Determine the relation satisfied by the real numbers....
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    Determine the relation satisfied by the real numbers a,b and c if (a,b,c) is a linear combination of

  • Q : Ship rocks back and forth on the waves....
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    Some passengers on an ocean cruise might suffer from motion sickness as the ship rocks back and forth on the waves. At one position on the ship, passengers experience a vertical motion of amplitude

  • Q : Determine the amplitude....
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    The position of a 51g oscillating mass is given by x(t)=(1.6cm)cos12t, where t is in seconds. Determine the amplitude.

  • Q : Generalized caesar cipher....
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    Supposing that it was enciphered with the generalized Caesar cipher with multiplier r=3 and shift constant s=2, decipher the message C=5.(A thru Z uses numbers 0 thru 25 in sequential order eg;o=A,

  • Q : Determine the cash break-even point....
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    If selling price is $48.50 per unit, determine the cash break-even point? If depreciation is $620,000 per year, what is the accounting break-even point?

  • Q : Amendment passes by a simple majority....
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    Assume that 10 member committee is to vote on amendment. How many different manners can the vote be cast so that the amendment passes by a simple majority?

  • Q : Ratio of white striped golf balls....
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    A golfer desires to add 112 golf balls to the bag. He wants the ratio of white striped golf balls to remain the same. How many of each should he a

  • Q : What is the actual height of the statue....
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    A scale model of a statue is 7 inches tall. The scale of the model is 1in/1.5ft. What is the actual height of the statue?

  • Q : Body of constant mass....
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    A body of constant mass m is thrown vertically upward with initial velocity. If the body faces an air-resistance that is propotional to its velocity, calculate

  • Q : Number of partitions....
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    Prove that the number of partitions of n in which no part appears exactly once is equal to the number of partitions of n with no parts congruent to 1 or 5 (mod 6).

  • Q : Interest rate of a credit card company....
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    The interest rate of a credit card company is 0.5% per month. Richard makes a purchase of $1000 and makes his payment after 14 months. What is the total amount due.

  • Q : Distribute the lollies equally among packers....
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    A lolly manufacturer makes red, green, yellow and orange coloured jubes. He has made 245700 red jubes, 132300 green jubes, 114660 yellow jubes and 207900 orange jubes. The manufacturer desires to d

  • Q : Dual simplex method....
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    Use the dual simplex method to show that this problem is infeasible.

  • Q : Laplace transform to solve the given....
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    Use the Laplace transform to solve the given IVP.

  • Q : Elements of a set....
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    If we know nothing regarding the elements of a set A, can we still say something special about the sets A union {} and A intersection {}?

  • Q : Bullet leaves the gun....
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    A person, holding gun six feet off the ground, fires the gun straight in the air. The bullet leaves the gun at a speed of 1200 feet/sec. What was the maximum height of the bullet? How long after th

  • Q : Determine when the egg will hit the ground....
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    An egg us dropped from the top of a fictutious tower, which stands 1,111 feet tall. Determine when the egg will hit the ground and splatter.

  • Q : Determine hamiltonian circuit....
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    Is there any graph G such that G has an Euler Circuit (not path) but no Hamiltonian Circuit?

  • Q : Give a specific proof....
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    Give the final project of Dirichlet's and Abel's with the complete written solution (target length: five pages). Discuss test, theorem and give a specific proof. Also show an example of each test.

  • Q : Exponential generating series for the number....
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    Find out the exponential generating series for the number of ways to put (distinct) people into n rooms where each room has at least three people. Now determine the actual answer for 1,2,3,...,8,9,

  • Q : Determine a property that two arbitrary sets....
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    Determine a property that two arbitrary sets A and B could satisfy that would guarantee that A union B = A.

  • Q : Current price of underlier....
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    Determine the no-arbitrage price of the option, by using replicating portfolios, if the annual effective risk-free effective interest rate is 4%.

  • Q : Discuss argand diagrams....
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    Can someone discuss Argand Diagrams and how they are so useful, possibly their history? Please don't just copy a wikipedia article.

  • Q : Supposing that the earth has radius....
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    A pilot sees an object 110 miles away upon the horizon. Supposing that the earth has radius of 4.00 x 10^3 mi, how high up is the pilot in feet?

  • Q : Total value of the pool....
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    If a mortgage pool consists of five 10% FRMs totaling $500,000, five 9% FRMs totaling $450,000 and ten 8% FRMs totaling $750,000, such that the total value of the pool is $1.7M, what is the weighted

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