AnswersCR Math Analysis S1 M4050OXApplying Vectors in the Plane

Applying Vectors in the Plane — Cumulative exam Answers

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Let w = where O(–5, 6) and R(4, –2). What is the component form of w?

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LeftAngleBracket negative 0.2, 0.8 RightAngleBracket
Option A
B
LeftAngleBracket negative 5, 20 RightAngleBracket
Option B
C
LeftAngleBracket 1.8, negative 1.6 RightAngleBracket
Option C
D
LeftAngleBracket 45, negative 40 RightAngleBracket
Option D
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Convert 9x2 + 4y2 – 54x – 8y – 59 = 0 into standard form.

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StartFraction (x + 3) squared Over 4 EndFraction + StartFraction (y + 1) Over 9 EndFraction = 1
Option A
B
StartFraction (x minus 3) squared Over 4 EndFraction + StartFraction (y minus 1) Over 9 EndFraction = 1
Option B
C
StartFraction (x + 3) squared Over 16 EndFraction + StartFraction (y + 1) Over 36 EndFraction = 1
Option C
D
StartFraction (x minus 3) squared Over 16 EndFraction + StartFraction (y minus 1) Over 36 EndFraction = 1
Option D
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Which of the following is another way of expressing ?

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mc022-2.jpg
Option A
B
mc022-3.jpg
Option B
C
mc022-4.jpg
Option C
D
mc022-5.jpg
Option D
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Which equation could be used to solve for the measure of side q in shown below, given s = 15, S = 45°, and Q = 105°? [Not drawn to scale]

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StartFraction sine 105 degree over 15 EndFraction = StartFraction sine 30 degree over q EndFraction
Option A
B
StartFraction sine 105 degree over q EndFraction = StartFraction sine 30 degree over 15 EndFraction
Option B
C
StartFraction 15 over sine 105 degree EndFraction = StartFraction q over sine 45 degree EndFraction
Option C
D
StartFraction q over sine 105 degree EndFraction = StartFraction 15 over sine 45 degree EndFraction
Option D
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What are the conjugate and modulus of –14 – 2i?

A
14 + 2i and
Option A
B
14 + 2i and
Option B
C
–14 + 2i and
Option C
D
–14 + 2i and
Option D
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Rectangular coordinates and polar coordinates both represent the same complex number z.Which set of equations demonstrates why both sets of coordinates represent the same number?

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r = StartRoot 3 EndRoot + StartRoot 3 EndRoot = StartRoot 6 EndRoot and theta = inverse tangent of (1) = StartFraction pi over 4 EndFraction
Option A
B
r = StartRoot 3 EndRoot + StartRoot 3 EndRoot = StartRoot 6 EndRoot and theta = inverse tangent of (StartRoot 3 EndRoot) = StartFraction pi over 4 EndFraction
Option B
C
r = StartStartRoot (StartRoot 3 EndRoot) squared + (StartRoot 3 EndRoot) squared EndEndRoot = StartRoot 6 EndRoot and theta = inverse tangent of (1) = StartFraction pi Over 4 EndFraction
Option C
D
r = StartStartRoot (StartRoot 3 EndRoot) squared + (StartRoot 3 EndRoot) squared EndEndRoot = StartRoot 6 EndRoot and theta = inverse tangent of (StartRoot 3 EndRoot) = StartFraction pi Over 4 EndFraction
Option D
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Which is the equation of an asymptote of the hyperbola whose equation is = 1?

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y = −3x − 5
B
y = −3x − 7
C
y = 3x − 5
D
y = 3x + 7
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Given vectors u = ⟨–2, 1⟩ and v = ⟨4, –2⟩, which statement is true concerning u and v?

A
The vectors form an obtuse angle of approximately 93°.
B
The vectors form an obtuse angle of approximately 96°.
C
The vectors form an obtuse angle of approximately 127°.
D
The vectors point in opposite directions.
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Review the graph.

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N 60° E
B
N 60° W
C
S 60° E
D
S 60° W
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Review the graph of complex number z.

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(cos(135°) + isin(135°))
Option A
B
(cos(135°) + isin(135°))
Option B
C
(cos(225°) + isin(225°))
Option C
D
(cos(225°) + isin(225°))
Option D
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Which property of multiplication is shown below? If x = 3 + 4i and y = 5 + 6i, x × y = y × x.

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commutative property
B
identity property
C
distributive property
D
associative property
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Consider z = 3 + 3i. What happens to the modulus and argument when z is raised to the 4th power?

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The modulus increases by a factor of 216, and the argument increases by .
Option A
B
The modulus increases by a factor of 216, and the argument increases by .
Option B
C
The modulus increases by a factor of 1,296, and the argument increases by .
Option C
D
The modulus increases by a factor of 1,296, and the argument increases by .
Option D
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What is ?

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Negative StartFraction 3 StartRoot 3 EndRoot Over 2 EndFraction
B
Negative StartFraction StartRoot 3 EndRoot Over 6 EndFraction
C
StartFraction StartRoot 3 EndRoot Over 6 EndFraction
D
StartFraction 3 StartRoot 3 EndRoot Over 2 EndFraction

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