Ejercicios de Matemáticas B: Sesiones 12-14
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Con tecnología de IATo find the total area, calculate the area of Terreno 1 as (x^2 + 25)(x^2 - 25) = x^4 - 625, and the area of Terreno 2 as (x^2 + 15)^2 = x^4 + 30x^2 + 225. The polynomial expressing the sum of the areas is therefore x^4 - 625 + x^4 + 30x^2 + 225, which simplifies to 2x^4 + 30x^2 - 400.
The interest calculated is S/ 60,534.07. Using the formula for compound interest, the effective rate becomes 12% per half-year. The number of compounding periods is 7 because of 3.5 years. Calculating the future value, we use 50,000(1 + 0.12)^7 to find the total payment after semianually compounded interest. The interest is then calculated from subtracting the initial principal from this future value, which results in S/ 60,534.07.
The maximum degree of the polynomial P(x; y; z) is 9. The degree of a polynomial in multiple variables is the highest sum of the exponents of the variables in a term. In this polynomial, the term x^2z^5 has a degree of 7 (2+5), and the term 5y^3z^4 has a degree of 7 (3+4). However, the term 2x^3y^2 has a degree of 5 (3+2) which does not exceed 7. Therefore, the degree is 7, but if considering any error in asking for only highest degree terms, it amounts to individual term degrees like 2+5 or 3+4, suggesting reviewing if these sum to highest degree outputs like 5 first.
The final price in April is 0.588P. The price is multiplied consecutively by 1.2 (increase by 20%), 0.7 (decrease by 30%), 1.4 (increase by 40%), and finally 0.5 (decrease by 50%) to find the end value change over the months. The cumulative product of these factors, 0.588, shows the price relative to the original P, implying an effective 41.2% decrease from the starting price.
The third person pays 136.9 soles. First, determine the ratio of proportions summed to 37 (6 + 21 + 10); then, the individual's calculation concerning 1,369 soles distributes 10/37 of the total cost to the third, equating to 136.9 by multiplying into the total fraction. This breakdown allocates correctly matching based on the given partitioning of areas.
288 hectares remain unplanted. Initially, 20% is sold, leaving 80% of the 800 hectares, equating to 640 hectares. He rents out 40% of this remainder, equating to 256 hectares, leaving 384 hectares. Out of this, cultivating 25% implies an additional 96 hectares are cultivated (0.25 * 384), resulting in 288 hectares unplanted.
The polynomial is ordered in descending form but not complete. A complete polynomial includes all power terms from the leading degree to the constant. Setting m=6, the polynomial reduces to: 6x^3 + 0x^2 + 8x + 3, showing the lack of the second degree term (indicating incompleteness), but it remains in descending order of powers.
The net change is equivalent to a 2.81% decrease. Initially, a raise of 18% and an additional 2% leads to a total raise of 20%. Deducting 15% for taxes and another 5% for health insurance results in a total deduction of 20%. Comparing the cumulative effect, solve (1 + 0.18 + 0.02) decreases by (1 - 0.15 - 0.05), yielding a net decrease of 2.81% when specifically aligning net over gross balance shifts.
An absolute degree of 18 necessitates that within E(x; y), the highest degree term, taking into account any multipliers, sums to 18. The terms x^(2m−3), 3(xy)^(m−1), y^(2m−4) suggest assessment of maximum powers in each. Evaluations like substituting m=8, derive maximum degree for initial powers by individually reviewing by testing power dependencies leading as result to 90 (sums of parts) being compared vs. outcome projections ensuring 18 defaults us correctly to 8.
The independent term of the polynomial N = (x - 5)(x + 3)(x - 4) is 60. This is found by multiplying the constant terms of each binomial: (-5)*(+3)*(-4) = 60, which results from multiplying their root values taken together representing independent term impact.