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0 x 4=5dx Solution By Part 2 of the Fundamental Theorem of Calculus, R 1 0 x 4=5dx= 5 9 x 9=5]1 = 5 9 x5 3 # 31 Evaluate R ˇ=4 0 sec 2tdt Solution By Part 2 of the Fundamental Theorem of Calculus, R ˇ=4 0 sec 2tdt= tanx]ˇ=4 = tan(ˇ=4) tan0 = 1 x5 3 # 44 What is wrong withe equation R 2 11 4 x3 dx= 2 x2] 2 = 3 2 Solution 4 x3 is

1 Integrating from to infinity (5x 2) - MIT OpenCourseWare

1 (5x + 2)2 N→∞ (5x + 2)2 1 1 1 = lim N→∞ 35 − 5(5N + 2) 1 = 35 − 0 1 = 35 ≈ 03 Geometrically, this tells us that if we horizontally compress the graph of x 1 2 (by multiplying x by 5) and then shift the result to the left 2 units, the final graph is very close to the x-axis for x > 1 1

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(x-10)(x-5) = 0, x-los 0 or x-5= 0, x= 10 or 5 (b) Solve x3 - 2x2 - 5x + 6 = 0 The idea is much the same as in Example 5 of part A where we used the fact about factoring polynomials Try x = 1, -1,2, -2,3, -3,6, -6 As soon as one of these possibilities satisfies the equation we have a factor It happens that x = 1 is a solution

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5 2 So the the general solution is x(n) = C 1 1 + p 5 2 n + 2 1 p 5 2 n: and with x(0) = 0 and x(1) = 1 we nd x(n) = 1 p 5" 1 + p 5 2 n 1 p 5 2 n #: Since j1 p 5 2 j

ECE-314: Signals and Systems Summer 2013 Solutions - Homework &# 2

b) Using MATLAB , plot the response of the system to the input signal below when i) N = 2, ii) N = 5, and iii) N = 10 For each case, explicitly indicate the range of indices for y[n]

Commutative, Distributive, and Associative properties

The addition or multiplication of a several numbers is the same regardless of how the numbers are grouped The associative property will always involve 3 or more numbers

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CÁLCULO DE ZEROS DE FUNÇÕES REAIS - Unesp

= x k; 5 Se f(a k)f(x k) > 0, então a k+1 = x k e b k+1 = b k; Terminado o processo, tem-se um intervalo [a, b] que contém a raiz e uma aproximação ̅para a raiz exata é obtida Convergência: O Método da Bissecção converge sempre que a função f(x) for contínua no intervalo [a,b] e f(a)f(b) < 0