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Final Practice in Mathematical Analysis

The document is a final practice assignment for Mathematical Analysis 1, authored by Dafnne Dahileska Rymer Vargas, under Professor Santiago Ozoria. It includes various mathematical concepts, methods for solving equations, and specific exercises related to quadratic and linear equations. The document also contains detailed steps for solving different types of equations and determining solutions.

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Final Practice in Mathematical Analysis

The document is a final practice assignment for Mathematical Analysis 1, authored by Dafnne Dahileska Rymer Vargas, under Professor Santiago Ozoria. It includes various mathematical concepts, methods for solving equations, and specific exercises related to quadratic and linear equations. The document also contains detailed steps for solving different types of equations and determining solutions.

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Nombres: Dafnne Dahileska.


Apellidos: Rymer Vargas.
Enrollment: 2021-3516
Professor: Santiago Ozoria.
Topic: Final Practice of Equations.
Subject: Mathematical Analysis 1.
Fecha: 17/12/2021
Center: Central University of the East.
Concepts

True or False.

a) Adding the same number to both sides of an equation always yields an equivalent equation.

b) Multiplying each side of an equation by the same number always gives an equation.
equivalent.V

c) Squaring each side of an equation always gives an equivalent equation.

2. Explain how you would use each method to solve the equation x.2- 4x-5 = 0.
a) By factorization. X2-4x - 5 = 0
X -5
X 1
(x-5)(x+1)=0
X=5 X=-1
b) Completing the square.
X2-4x - 5 = 0
(x-2)2-9=0
(x-2)2=3
X=5 X=-1
c) Using the quadratic formula.
X1,2= 4+--4220
2(1)
X=5 X=-1

3. The solutions of the equation x3 (x-4) = 0 are x=0, 4


a) To solve the equation x3-4x2We factor on the left side

4. Solve the equation √ 2 x + x=0 with the following steps.


a) Isolate the radical. 2x = -x
b) Square both sides. 2x = (-x)2since I can't put square root
Can you review the exercises in the following images?
c) The solutions of the resulting quadratic equation are.
X=0 X=2
The solution(s) that satisfies the original equation is(are).
X=0

5. The equation (x+1)2 -5(x+1) + 6=0 is of the quadratic type.


To solve the equation we make W = X + 1 the quadratic equation
resultant esw2-5w+6

6. The equation x6 + 7x3 - 8 = 0 is of type. Degree 6


To make the equation, we make W=X3
The resulting quadratic equation is W2 + 7w - 8

Skills
[Link] if the given value is a solution to the equation.
4x+ 7 = 9r- 3
a) X = -2.
b) X = 2

8.1 - [2 - (3-x)] = 4-
x
(6+x)
a) X=2
b) X=4

1 1
9. x − x−4 =1
a) X=2
b) X=4

10.x3/2= x-8
x-6
a) x=4
b) x=8

11. The given equation is linear or equivalent to a linear equation. Solve it.
equation.

I. 2x + 7 = 31
2x + 7 - 7 = 31 - 7 Subtract 7 from each side.
2x=24 We simplify.
2x24
2

2
We divide each side by 2.
X=12 We simplify the result.
II. 5x - 3 = 4
5x - 3 = 4 + 3 We move the constant to the right and change the sign.
5x = 17 Simplified
5x7
− We divide each side by 5.
5 5
7
X=We
5
simplify the result.

1
III. 2
x-8=1
1
x-8+8=1+8
2
1
x-8+8=1+8
2
1
x=9
2
1
2 ( 2x) = 2(9)
X=18

1
IV. 3 +
3
x = 5
1
3+x-3=5-3
3
1
3(x)
3
3(2)
X=6

V. -7w = 15 - 2w
-7w = a5 - 2w
-7w + 2w - 15 - 2w + 2w
-5w=15
−5 w 1 5
=
−5−5
w= -3

VI. 5t - 13 = 12 - 5t
5t - 13 + st - 12 - st + 5
10 + -13 + 13 = 12 + 13
10 plus 25
10+ = 25
10 10
+=5/2

VII. 1/2y - 2 = 1/3y


6(1/2y) - 6(1/3y)
3y - 12 - 2y
3y - 12 - 2y + 12 = 2y - 2y + 12
Y=12

VIII. Z/5 = 3/10z + 7


10(2/5) = 10(3/10z + 7) multiply by 10
10z/5 = 30/10z + 70 Distributing
2z = 3z + 70 simplified
2z - 3z = 3z + 70 -
3z subtract 3z
-z=70
-1(-z)=-1(70)
Z=-70

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