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    CONFIDENTIAL, SETA UNIVERSITI KUALA LUMPUR BMUMICET/MFI FINAL EXAMINATION SEPTEMBER 2014 SESSION SUBJECT CODE NCB 10103 SUBJECT TITLE MATHEMATICS FOR ENGINEERS 4 LEVEL : BACHELOR TIME / DURATION : 3 HOURS —.S INSTRUCTIONS TO CANDIDATES Please read the instructions given in the question paper CAREFULLY. This question paper is printed on both sides of the paper. Please write your answers on the answer booklet provided. Answer should be written in blue or black ink except for sketching, graphic and Ilustration, This question paper consists of FIVE (5) questions. You are required to answer ALL ‘questions in English, Formula is. appended. THERE ARE 7 PAGES OF QUESTIONS, EXCLUDING THIS PAGE. — sssssssssssSsseFs SEPTEMBER 2014 CONFIDENTIAL (Total: 100 marks) ‘Answer ALL questions. Please use the answer booklet provided. ‘Question 1 (a) Solve the following and write the answer in a standard complex number form (8 marks) (b) A copper cabie for telecommunication purposes has the following parameter constants: Resistance, R 100.9 | Inductance, L 02x10°H Conductance, @ | 2x10 siemen Capacitance, C | 310° [Re fol \G= joe For «= 1000radés, evaluate the characteristic impedance, Z, where Z, and write the answer in polar form. (12 marks) SEPTEMBER 2014 CONFIDENTIAL ‘Question 2 {@)__ Anastronaut measures the percentage of ore contents of a planet Mars based on three collected Martian ores. The ores consist of Silicon, Pyroxene and Iron. The results are shown below: Gre? [Ores Ifthe ores are mixed together so there are x kg of Ore 1, kg of Ore 2, and z kg of Ore 3, the amount of each material in the mixture can be computed as shown in the system of linear equation below: (Oye + (My +(nz=2 (2)x+(0)y +@)z=5 (Ox+ (hy +(nz=3 Solve x, y and z (the weight of each element) using Gaussian elimination method, (8 marks) (b) Given the linear system as shown below: -10 4 o10 o2-4 Evaluate |. the eigenvalues (3 marks) iL the eigenvectors corresponding to each eigenvalue (9 marks) SEPTEMBER 2014 CONFIDENTIAL Question 3 fa) Let A=(0,41), B=(-467), C=(32.~8), D=(80,-8)be tour points in space i. Prove than the lines 4B and CD intersect, li, Hence, fing the intersection point between the two lines, (-3 3 . write down the components of U+¥ and Hence show that U+¥ and U-v are perpendicular. (S marks) In an orienteering race, you walk 100 m due east and then walk N70°E for 60 m. Determine the distance from your starting position and your bearing. (8 marks) Question 4 (a) Calculate xy ny'x Sa day wort Ixy tim (bp) Let w= x*y+y?z", where x =reoss, y =rsins and z=re*, Determine the value of aw es When r=1 and s = (6 marks) Given F(x. y)= x7 +y? —xy +9x i. Determine the eritical point of f(x,y) (4. marks) Classify the critical points as a maximum, minimum or saddle point using the second derivative test. (6 marks) SEPTEMBER 2014 CONFIDENTIAL Question 5 (2) Evaluate the [J x/dA , where R is the region in the first quadrant that lies between the circles x? +y? =4 and x? +y? (14 marks) (b) Solve f{fzaV , where R is the solid in the first octant bounded by the graphs of z=1-x? and y=x (9 marks) SEPTEMBER 2014 CONFIDENTIAL ‘Appendix FUNDAMENTAL IDENTITIES: FORMULAS FOR NEGATIVES: | 8 8 sin(-8)=-sind | oats | e088 cos(-6)= cose | cok 4 cos 8 | tan@ siné tan(-¢)=-ten@ wane . 8 cose sin? @+c0s*@=1 1+ tan? 9 = sec? 0 Tecot? 6 = csc ADDITION FORMULAS. Sin(A+ B) = sin Acos B+ cos Asin | SUBTRACTION FORMULAS SinfA 8) = sin Acos 8 —cos Asin cos(A+B)= cos AcosB-sinAsing cos(A - B)= cos AcosB + sinAsind tan A+tanB A-tanB tan(A + B)= | —_—— aA Or an Aton TrtanAtand HALF-ANGLE FORMULAS DOUBLE-ANGLE FORMULAS | sin26 =2sinacos# \ cos 20 = cos*¢ - sin? @ -2sin?@ cos 1 Bian 8 tan2e = Se d-tan® & PRODUCT-TO-SUM FORMULAS: SUM-TO-PRODUCT FORMULAS sincos = dfsinfa + A}> sil )] sina «sin = 2sin2*P cog a-p cos.csin i = Afeinla + p)~ sinlr—p)] sinw —sin f = 2eos fae asf 2 cos a.cos p = Seas(a «f+ costa p] sina sin # = tfoos(a ~ p)-cos(a +p) cosa +008 = 2008 =P cog =P } a+b a-p 10s a cos f= -2sin 4 gin 2 =P cosa —e08 f= -26in =F sin — SEPTEMBER 2014 CONFIDENTIAL STANDARD FORM GENERAL FORM a 2 sine) =c0sx a ay Ein) = PE) eost(x) (eosx)=-sinx & (costta))- P(x) sin f(x) | S (tanx)=sec? x S (esex)=—csexcote a, y 2, ee ftanf(x))= F(x) sec* Fox) J tesettn)= -Ptx)escf{x) cathe) EZ feecx)= sex tanx E Geecttn)) =F (x)sec#(x) tant(x) J teotx) esc! x Efootttnn) =F wiese® rx) STANDARD FORM GENERAL FORM Joorrarenxve Jecerlechanttxlan To +e fainxde=—sonx+c Janay) = =

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