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F3)) Find the location of root of the given equation.

The function f(x)=sin (10x)+cos (3x)


has a root over the range x=1.4 to x=1.8. Use computer graphics to gain insight into the behavior of this function (increasing step size 0.025) .(x :radyan) select the nearest value

0 A) 0.144119

0 B) Hi~ri/None of them

0 C} -0.064

0 D) -0.02941

0 E) 0.07537
A19) A parachutist of mass 42 kg jumps out of a stationary hot air balloon. Use Newton 2. law and differantial eq. to compute velocity prior to opening the chute. calculate the speed of the
paratrooper at 5. seconds without opening his parachute. The drag coefficient is equal to 12.5 kg/s.

0 A) 29,3693

0 B) 37,3400

0 C) 43,8712

0 D) 25,4928

0 E) 26,5639
A9) A paratrooper with a mass of 40kg jumps from a standing air balloon. Using the Euler's method, calculate the speed of the paratrooper in the 1.5 second when he jumps without
opening his parachute as the step value (dt) is 0.25 seconds. Its resistance coefficient is 12.5 kg Is.

0 A) 11.124

0 B) 12.111

0 C) 15.876

0 D) 9.439

Q E) 13,871
A55)
X: -1 3 2 4 5 8
Y: 3 8 5 10 11 21
Has been given. What is the conjunction value in the linear equation

0 A) 0,9555

0 B) -0,932

0 C) 4,670

0 D) 2,6667

0 E) 0,913
A68) given sample data
7 2 6 3 8 4
What is the standard deviation
A) 4,920

B) 4,6667

C) 2,160

D) 5,6

E) 2,366
F67) Use Simpson's 3/8 Rule to approximate the integral of f(x) =(1/x) from 0.5 to 1.5

A) 1.104762

B) 0.405506

C) Hi(;biri I None of them

D) 1.651948

E) 0.69375
A11) (e(0,5)) With the maclaurin series expansion of e to the power of x value
What is the approximate value of the (0,5) value power e according to the (0-1-2-34) 5th term#. t1!!t1!!
(e:log base number)

A) 1,6484

B) 1,5600

C) 1,5322

D) 1,6387

E) 1,5438
F15)
f(x}= x2 -10x+9

use simple fixed-point iteration method to find one of the roots of this equation and use 3 as starting point (x=3) what is the 3. iteration result

A) 2.307944

B) 1.049818

C) Hi(;biri I None of them

D) 2.189515

E) 1.010212
A13) (e(-0,5)) With the maclaurin series expansion of e to the power of x value of the (-0,5) value power e according to the (0-1-2-34) 5th tern
What is the percent relative error value of this value
(e:log base number)
A) -0,0396

B) hi<;biri

C) -0,4520

D) 0,0400

E) -0,043
F4) ) Find the location of root of the given equation. The function f(x)=sin (1 Ox)+cos (3x)
has a root over the range x=1.4 to x=1.8. Use computer graphics to gain insight into the behavior of this function (increasing step size 0.005) .
(x :radyan) select the nearest value

A) -0.02941

B) 0.005574

C) 0.144119

D) 0,500347

E) Hi<;biri/None of them
A43) When x: 12 and 8, y: is given as 5 and 65. What is y if x =1O?

A) 35

B) 50

C) 60

D) 37

E) 30
F76) Use Cramer's rule to solve given equations
And find X3 =?

0 A) 19

0 B) -5

0 C) 9

0 D) Hi9l>iri I None of them

0 E) 70
A2.2) what is 69 (in decimal system) the value in binary system
0 A) 1110101

0 B) 1000101

0 C) 1001001

0 D) 1010101

0 E) 1100101
F31 ) Determine one of the roots of
f(x)= (x 2 - 3)

using the Newton Raphson method and an initial guess of x=1.8. while calculating what is the 3. iteration result

A) 1,73333333

B) 1,732050808

C) 0,066667

D) Hi(;biri I None of them

E) 1,732051282
A81) in a study, in population data;
The sum of the 6 data obtained is 33 and the sum of the squares of the data is 215 What is the variance of these data.

A) 6,7

B) 2,588

C) 2,363

D) 5,5833

E) Hi<;biri
A1 ) A parachutist of mass 100 kg jumps out of a stationary hot air balloon. Use Newton 2. law and differantial eq. to compute velocity prior to opening the chute. calculate the speed of the
paratrooper at 7 seconds without opening his parachute. The drag coefficient is equal to 12.5 kg/s.

0 A) 36.69403

0 B) none of them

0 C) 35,32574

0 D) 36,4355

0 E) 45,71802
A50)
X: 1 2 3 4 5 8
Y: 3 5 7 10 11 19

Has been given. What is the conjunction value in the linear equation

0 A) 0,996

0 B) 0,993

0 C) 0,443

0 D) 2,276

0 E) 1
A77) given population data

-2 5 6 7 10 15
What is the variance
0 A) 5,6362

0 B) 5,1451

0 C) 31,294

0 D) 31,767

0 E) 26,4722
A65) given population data
7 2 6 3 8 4
What is the variance

0 A) 4,6667

0 B) 2,160

0 C) 4,920

0 D) 5,6

0 E) 2,366
F63) Use Simpson's 3/8 Rule to approximate the integral of f(x) = (1/x) from 0.01 to 2.01

0 A) 26.79

0 B) 0.064539

0 C) 2.563393

0 D) 0.18

0 E) Hi9i)iri I None of them


A23) ikili say1 sisteminde 10001 say1s1 onlu say1 sisteminde nedir
0 A) 16

0 B) 22

0 C) 17

0 D) 20

0 E) 18
F9) Find the location of root of the given equation. The function f(x)=sin (1 Ox)+cos (3x) + 0.1
has a root over the range x=1.0 to x=1.1. Use bisection methot to find the [Link] 2. iteration (x :radyan) select the nearest value

0 A) 0,033173

0 B) 0,008049

0 C) -0,00572

0 D) 0,073474

0 E) Hi~iri I None of them


F64) Use Simpson's 3/8 Rule to approximate the integral of f(x) =(1/x) from 10 to 12

0 A) 0.69375

0 B) 2.563393

0 C) Hi9l>iri I None of them

0 D) 0.18

0 E) 26.79
F16)
f{x)= x2-10x+9

use simple fixed-point iteration method to find one of the roots of this equation and use 3 as starting point (x=3) what is the 4. iteration result

0 A) Hi~iri I None of them

0 B) 1.010212

0 C) 1.049818

0 D) 2.307944

0 E) 2.189515
A49)
X: 1 2 3 4 5 8
Y: 3 5 7 10 11 19
Has been given. What is slope in linear equation
0 A) 0,993

0 B) 0,443

0 C) 2,276

0 D) 19

0 E) 0,996
M ) A parachutist of mass 90 kg jumps out of a stationary hot air balloon. Use Newton 2. law and differantial eq. to compute velocity prior to opening the c e speed of the
paratrooper at 7 seconds without opening his parachute. The drag coefficient is equal to 12.5 kg/s. ~-

0 A) 36,69403

0 B) 35,32574

0 C) 43,87128

0 D) 45,71802

0 E) 37,68005
A61) given population data

2 5 6 7 8 4
What is the variance
0 A) 4,6667

0 B) 2,1602

0 C) 1,972

0 D) 3,8889

0 E) -1 ,04
A57)
X: -1 3 2 4 5 8
Y: 3 8 5 10 11 21

Has been given. What is y for x = 3 in the linear equation

0 A) 0,955

0 B) -3,333

0 C) -2,667

0 D) -0,921

0 E) -0,912
A16) (e(-0,5))With the maclaurin series expansion of e to the power of x value of the (-0,5) value power e according to the (0-1-2) 3. term
What is the percent relative error value of this value
(e:log base number)

0 A) -2.8290

0 B) -3,1923

0 C) -3,4523

0 D) -3,0451

0 E) -3,7309
A17) (e(-1 )) With the maclaurin series expansion of e to the power of x value of the (-1) value power e according to the (0-1-2) 3. term
What is the percent relative error value of this value
(e:log base number)

0 A) -23,3928

0 B) -35,9141

0 C) -,39,3923

0 D) -44,0049

0 E) -27,8462
A37) When x: 4 and 9, y: is given as 40 and 180. What is y if x = 8?

0 A) 100

0 B) 130

0 C) 152

0 D) 145

0 E) 170
A6 ) A parachutist of mass 50 kg jumps out of a stationary hot air balloon. Use Newton 2. law and differantial eq. to compute velocity prior to opening the chute. calculate the speed of the
paratrooper at 13. seconds without opening his parachute. The drag coefficient is equal to 12.5 kg/s.

Q A) 43,87128

Q B) 37,68005

Q C) 35,32574

Q D) 35,00574

Q E) 36,69403
4and 9, y: isg1ven as40and 180. Whatisx ify= 124?
MOl .........,~,and~y~s-,
asolOand 19) 'hM • ty•
2· 12"1

o,
0
0 f.1'

0
0
A41)Whenx: 12 and8,y: isgivenasSand 65. Whatisyifx = 11?
17-

QA) 35

0 8) S4

0 q 17

Q D) 9

@ E) 20
A44) When x: 12 and 8, y: is given as 5 and 65. What is x if x = 102,5?

@ A) 5,5

QB) 14

0 C) 7,7

Q D) 12

Q E) 6,2
A47)
X:1234 5 7
~ 3 5 7 9 11 15

Has been given. What is the correlation coefficient in linear equation

0 A) ·1,4

@ 8) 1

0 C) ·2

0 0) _,

0 E) 2
A48)
X:123457
Y: 3 5 7 9 11 15

Has been given. What is y for x =2,2 ,n the linear equation

0 A) 2

Q Bl 1.4

Q Cl S.4

Q D) S.9

Q EJ ·1
A52I
){;l2.3458
Y' 3 5 7 1() 11 19"
8· H.6bcenY,.,en.\VNtis'V rorx-ao 9B1n1helint.1r equat!Qf"I
A52)
X:123458
Y: 3 5 7 10 11 19
Has been given. What isY for X= 9,8 in the linear equation

0 A} 19

0 8) 19,98

0 () 22,745

0 0) 0,911
A>4)
X: ·1 3 2 4 S 8
,, . y• 3 8 S 10 1l 21
Has been given Vhlat is *'Pe 1n linear «,.1auon

• 1111

Qc, 1~1

Q !)')4,tAI

( E) 0.':111
A58)
X: -1 3 2 4 5 8
Y: 3 8 5 10 11 21
Has been given. What is y for x = 1 in the linear equation

A) 5,272

• B) 4,6667

CJ 6,349

D) 6,923

El 3,548
A7) A paraO'ooper with a mass of SOl<gjumps from a standing aor balloon. us,ng the Eulers meihod, calctAate the speed ol the paraO'ooper in the 4th second when he iumps without
opening his parachute as the step value (dt) is 0.5 seconds. Its resistance coefficient is 12.5 kg/ s.
7-

0 Al 36.4}5$

0 81 36.69403

Q Cl 3S.32S74

Q DI 43.87128

@ E> 30.00233
A 10) (e(•1)) With the maclaurln series expansion of e to the power of x value

3.
What is the c1pproximate value oh;he (·1) value power e ilCC:ording to t:he (0-1 •2·3-4} 5th term #. ####
(e:logbase number)

0 A) 0,5000

@ 8) (l,3750

QC) O,l3l3

0 0) 0.3"1,7

Q E) 0,3681
A16,)le(-[Link].\ldl the madau,n series e:q>,lnsion ofe to the l)(M('f' d x value of the l-0.S)wi~ power e acoordrlg to lhe(().1·213. term
\"",.,\ is lhc.- l)Cf(tl'lt [Link] ettQI' ~~ or !.his~ c
20· (e:10gbase1'1Utl'tlef)

(f) Bl [Link]!

0 0) -t1:'1)9

0 ~ -2.8l90
~ )n., say, Slstemir,dekJ 69 ,lufi s a y , ~
0 •1 '100101

8) 101010,

0 c, 11(01

• 10
- 0,2x2 + Sx + 16 = 0 \.Yhich of the foHo,\'lng is one of the roots of this equation

@ AJ -2,8704

0 BJ -2.0001

0 CJ 2,3291

0 DJ 4,3294

0 EJ -5,003
A32)
4x2 - Bx - 3 = 0 which of the following is one of the roots of this equation

QA) -0,9232

@ BJ -0,3229

0 CJ 5

0 DJ 3,2

0 E) -0,9301
A34)
.t: - -9.r + 8 = O wtllch of the rollowlna itoMo(che roots of this tquadon

A) 5

BJ 3,5

C) -2

• D) 1

E) 6
A34)
x2 - 9x + 8 = 0 which of the following Is one of the roots of this equation

QA) 5

@ B) 1

0 CJ 6

Q D) -2

Q El 3,5
A67) ~ population data
7 2 6 3 8 4
What is the S!andard deviation

0 AJ 4.6667

Q BJ 5.6

@ CJ 2.366

Q DJ 4.920

Q El 2.160
A69) given population data

2 5 6 7 9 4
What is the variance

Q Al 5,9

@ B) 4,917

Q CJ 2,429

Q D) 2,2174

Q E) -1.45
A70) given sample data

2 5 6 7 9 4
What is the variance

A) 2,429

B) 5,9

C) -1,45

D) 2,2174

• E) 4,917
A71) given population data

2 5 6 7 9 4
What is the standard deviation

QA) 5,9

Q B) 4,917

Q CJ 2,2174

@ D) 2,429

Q El -1,45
15·
1~61,n
WI .::t cv.,;. t(('
A73)given population data
2-
3 5 6 7 9 13
What is the variance

Q A) 12,17

Q Bl 3,1842

Q CJ 3,4881

@ D) 10,139

Q El 9,349
A74)given sample data
3-
3 5 6 7 9 13
\Mlat is the varianre

@ A) 12,17

O B) 9.349

0 C) 3,4881

0 0) 10,139

0 E) 3,1842
A75) given population data

3 5 6 7 9 13
What is the standard deviation

Q A) 10,139

Q B) 3,1842

@ C) 12,17

Q D) 3,4881

Q E) 9,349
A78)given sample data
-2 5 6 7 10 15
What is the variance

Q A) 26,4722

Q B) 31,294

@ CJ 31,767

Q D) 5,6362

Q El 5,1451
A79) given population data

-2 5 6 7 10 15
What is the standard deviation

Q A) 26.4722

Q B) 31,767

@ C) 5,6362

Q D) 5,1451

Q E) 31,294
ABO) gi',<'n sample dala
14 -
-2 5 6 7 10 15
What lslhe standard d....oon

@ Al 5.6362

0 8] 5.1451

Q Cl 31.294

Q OJ 31.767

0 E) 26.4722
..,,
in a study, n l)OplJ,a{ion ~
•· The sun ofme 6oaa obtained is 33 aN:l the sun of the S(J.l¥eS of the data IS 21 s \/mat is the stanc&ard [Link] of lhese o.«a.

002.~

0 o, 6.7
A83) in a study randomly sample selected 6 data
The sum of the 6 data obtained is 33 and the sum of the squares of the data is 215.
25 - What is the variance

0 A) none of them

@ B) 6,7

0 C) 5,5833

0 0) 2,588

Q E) 2,363
AGO)
X: -1 3 2 4 5 8
Y: 3 8 5 10 11 21
21 -
Has been given. What is X for Y = 26,666 in the linear equation

@ A) 12

Q B) 13,8

Q Cl 14

Q D) 11
A63) given population data

2 5 6 7 8 4
What is the standard deviation

Q A) -1,04

0 8) 2,1602

Q CJ 4,6667

@ DJ 1,972

Q E) 3,8889
A64) given sample data
9-
2 5 6 7 8 4
What is the standard deviation

QA) 4,6667

Q B) ·1,04

@ C) 2,1602

Q D) 1,972

Q El 3,8889
A66)given sample data
7 2 6 3 8 4
What is the variance

QA) 5,6

Q B) 4,920

@ CJ 2,366

Q D) 4,6667

Q E) 2,160
population data
6 3 8 4
standard deviation
: ) ~ 101o;11
F21) Determine one of the roots of
f(x) =x7 + 1
using the Newton Raphson method and an initial guess of x=o.s. while calculating what is the 1.
Iteration result

Q A) 9571429

0 8) 7.032071

Q Cl 8.204082

0 0> Hl~blri I None of th,e,m

Q El 1.049818
F22) Determine one of the roots of
f{x)=x' + 1
using the Newton Raphson mechod ~nd an initial gvess of x-o.s. v.tii1ecalculaong what is the 2. iteraoon result

0 A) 7.0l207l

0 91 6,02749

0 () ')57142')
Q D) 8.204082

@ [) H~iri I [Link] of them


1=25) Determine one or the roots or
f(x)=x' + 1
1· using the Newton Raphson me(hocl and ;,ri initial guess ofX""-0.3. vdlile calclJaCrlg [Link] is the 1. tteraoon result

0 A) 113.',C.1]

0 8) 168.1888

Q C) H~b,:- I None of them

0 0) 196.2203

() 0 1441619
F27) Determine one of the roots of
f(x)=x 7 + 1
using the Newton Raphson method and an initial guess of x=0.3. while calculating what is the 3. iteration result

@ AJ 123.5673

Q BJ 196.2203

Q CJ 168.1888

Q D) 144.1619

Q EJ Hi~biri I None of them


F28) Detcrmne one of the rooeof
f(x)=x1 + 1
UW1£ d'll! ~.on Ra~ method af'ld an i'lilial g~~ of x:0.3. \\hi~ calwWJrg [Link] c. th! 4. ite1i,tion ~ t

Q ..; l>Ml!)l')

Q8i 141,}.i(ll

Qo1 11).''.Jll

Qrt Hl&l>,1111
F33) use trapezoidal rule to approximate the integral of f(x) =(1 /x) from 1 to 2 (only one segment)
12 ·

0 A) Hi~biri I None of them

0 B) 0.70833

@ q 0.697024

0 0) 1,73333333

0 El 0.75
F34) use trapezoidal rule to approximate the integral of f(x) = (1 /x) from 1 to 2 (two segment)

) A) 0.70833

) B) 1,73333333

) CJ 0.697024

~ D) Hi~biri I None of them

) El 0.75
F37) use trapezoidal rule to approximate the integral of f(x) = (1 /x) from 3 to 4 (two segment)
27 •

@ A) 0.28869

Q BJ 0.25

0 C) 0.697024

Q D) 0,712614

0 EJ Hi~biri I None of them


=
F39)) use trapelOidal nJe to approximcllethe integral of fW (11)(> from 0.5 to 15(onlyone segmert)
7.

0 Al H~bn/N-ohrcm

0 8! 0.11~1,

0 q 0.69701.C

._!, 0) [Link],(,6(,1

Q f) 1,1llHl
F40) use trapezoidal rule to approximate the integral of f(x) = (1 /x) from 0.5 to 1.5 (2 segment)
25-

@ A) 1,166667

Q B) 1,333333

0 C) 0.697024

Q D) Hi~biri I None of them

Q E) 1.116667
F43)) use trapezoidal rule to approximate the integral of f(x) = (1 IX) from 5 to 6 (2 segment)

:) A) 0, 182576

:) B) 0.183333

~ C) 0,182385

:) D) 1.116667

: ) E) H1~b4rl I None of them



--6-
All,,11 1n a studyran::klmt;'

ThC ~m of tt..e 6 data obtained IS


33 .-id 1he U'l'I ofN ,quares d
lhfdala152'~
V¥'[Link] IS the ,A..1nclard de'JlatJOn

0 61 6.1

O t l.X,J
F7) Rnd the location of root of the given equation. The function f{x)=sin (1 Ox)+cos (3x)
has a root over the range x=1.4 to x=1.6. Use bisection methot to find the rootin 4. iteration (x :radyan) select the nearest value
16-

Q A) 0.02941

@ B) 0.144119

0 C) 0.005574

0 D) Hi~biri I None of them

Q E) 0.014323
Fl 0) Find the location of root of the given equation. The function f(x)=sin (1 Ox)+cos (3x) + 0.1
has a root over the range x=1.0 to x=1.1. Use bisection methot to find the rootin 3. iteration (x :radyan) selea the nearest value

Q A) 0,073474

Q B) -0,00572

Q C) 0,008049

@ D) Hi\biri I None of them

Q E) 0.033173
"~
flx•• x' ·7x-t10

n1 , .

111~tn,11,tc . . .1 -

·~-
f.t J 11~1
""fix)= x 1-10x+9
budmdemin kClldeonden bimi bulm.!k iQn bmt wJil nokt.,yint'rmc(lim:l·ponl [Link](lnlmlil'li lwbtwl Ye ~~ rdi:Lnl [Link]: l'u
k~[Link](l(:3)3. flY«;yQn '5(n)([Link]('Qlf

0 8! l.(liQlil

Q C1 l1$!11S1$
FS9) Use Simpson's 3/8 Rule to approximate the integral of f(x) = (1/x) from 0.25 to 4.25

0 Al 0,336488

0 C) 0.064539

0 0) 1.651948

Q El 3,579301
F61) Use Simpson's 318 Rule to appro>dmate the Integral of f(x) =(1/x) from 1 to 1O

A) 0,064539

B) 3,S79301

C) 4.120564

D) H1~b1r, t None of 1hem

• EJ 2.563393
F69) Use Simpson's 3/8 Rule to approximate the integral of f(x) =(1 /x) from 5 to 6

@ Al 0.182322

Q Bl 0.405506

0 Cl Hi~biri I None of them

Q Dl 2.72

Q El 1.104762
F70) USe Simpson's 318 Rule to approximate the integral of f(x) =(1/x)from 0.1 to 1.1

Q A) 0.405506

Q B) 1.904762

Q C) 0.197322

Q D) Hi~btri I None of them

Q E) 2.72
F79) Use Cramer's rule to solve given equations
And find X3 =?

· 2X,t3X, +6X1= • 11.25

3X,+6X, +8X,=19.5

4X,+7X, +2X,=25.75
3.

QA) 0.45

( ) B) 0
F81) use cramer'S rue to solve given equations
And findX2 =?

0 A) Hi,;bin I None of ,hMI

0 8) s,

@ Cl 0

0 0) 0.45

O e, .5
6-
3X1+6X,+8X1=567

4X1+ 7X,+2X, :157

A) 70

Bl 19

• C) Hl~blrl I None of them

DJ -5

E) 9
F45) use Simpson's 113 Rule to approximate the integral off(x) =(1/x) from 1 to 2

0 A) 0,182385

Q B) Hi~iri I None of them

@ C) 0,694444

Q D) 0, 182S76

Q E) 0.40SSS6
F46) use Simpson's 1/3 Rule to approximate the integral of f(x) =(1/x) from 2 to 3
F46) Simpson's 1/3 Rule kullanarak f(x)=(1 /x) fonksiyonunun 2 den 3 e integralini hesaplaym,z

A) H~b r I None of thc-m

B) 0,182385

C) 1.1111 t

DJ 0,694444

• E) 0.40SS56
F51)) Use Simpson's 1/3 Rule to approximate the integral of f(x) = (1 /x) from 1 to 3

A) 2.929293

B) 4.704185

• Cl 1.1111

D) 1.689

E) Hrc;biri I None of them


F52)) Use Simpson's 1/3 Rule to approximate the integral of f(x) = (1 /x) from 0.1 to 2.1

6-

0 A) 34.8193

0 B) Hi~biri I None of them

0 C) 1.1111

0 D) 2. 929293

@ E) 4.704185
F56) Use Simpson's 318 Rule to approximate the integral of f(x) = (1/x) from 1 to 5

Q A) 2A02977

0 8) 0,182323

0 q 1.651948

Q D) 0,3315488

Q E) Hi~biri I Nore of diem


F58) Use Simpson's 3/8 Rule to approximate the integral of f(x) = (1/x) from 0.1 to 0.5

A) 0,336488

B) Hi~biri I None of them

CJ 3,5793-01

• 0) 1.6S1948

E) 1,951948

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