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Math 204 Final Exam Guide

This document is the final exam for a mathematics course at the American University of Beirut. It provides instructions for the exam, including the time allotted, the student's information to fill out, their section number to circle, and the instructors for each section. It outlines a 20 question multiple choice exam with parts I and II worth 50% each. The questions cover topics such as matrices, calculus, probability, and combinations.

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Math 204 Final Exam Guide

This document is the final exam for a mathematics course at the American University of Beirut. It provides instructions for the exam, including the time allotted, the student's information to fill out, their section number to circle, and the instructors for each section. It outlines a 20 question multiple choice exam with parts I and II worth 50% each. The questions cover topics such as matrices, calculus, probability, and combinations.

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American University of Beirut Time: 2 hrs

Mathematics Department
Spring Semester 2018-2019
Math 204 Final Exam

Name : _______________________ ID#: _________________________

Circle your problem solving section number below:

 Instructor : Mrs Maha Itani-Hatab


Sec 1 : M @ 9 :00 Sec 2 : M @ 3 :00 Sec 3 : M @ 4 :00
Sec 4: M @ 10:00 Sec 5 : M @ 12 :00 Sec 6: M @ 1 :00
 Instructor : Ms. Joumana Tannous
Sec 7: W @ 1 :00 Sec 8 : W @ 3 :00 Sec 9 : W @ 4 :00

 Instructor : Ms. Najwa Fuleihan


Sec 10: T @ 8 :00 Sec 11 : T @ 9:30 Sec 12: T @ 11 :00

 Answer table for Part I

1 6 11 16

2 7 12 17

3 8 13 18

4 9 14 19

5 10 15 20

Grade of Part I
# of correct answers : -----------------------
50%
# of wrong answers : -------------------------

Page 5 Page 6 Page 7 Page 8 Page 9 Page 10 Grade of Part II Final Grade

50%
Part I : 20 multiple choice questions with 2.5 points for each correct answer

Circle the correct answer then, copy your answers as a, b, c or d on the table provided on page 1:

 3 0 2 1 
 
 0 2 0 0 
1. The determinant of the matrix A = 
0 0 1 0  is equal to……
 
 
 0 0 0 2 

a. 0 b. 5 c.12 d. – 12
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3  2 1
 
2. Given the matrix A =  0 6 4  ,if aij is the cofactor of aij then 7 a 22  
 2a32
4 2 1
 
a.  31 b. 31 c.  17 d. 17
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f ( x, y)  e x 4
2 3
y
3. If , then

a. 3xf x  2 yf y b. 2 xf x  3 yf y c. fx  fy d. xf x  yf y

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 2 3  1
 
4. Given the matrix A    1 1 0  the second row of A  2 A T is…
 2 2  1
 

a. 0 2  3 b. 1 2  2 c. 6 4  3 d. 5 3 4
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5. If A is a 4  5 matrix, B is a  5  3 matrix ,C is a 3 4  matrix , and I is the identity

matrix , then ABIC is :


a. a  4  3 matrix b. undefined

c. the identity matrix I d. a 4  4 matrix


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6. Given the function f ( x )  x  3(2 ) then f 6  ( x)  is…


2 3x

a. 2732 x (ln 3)6 b. 2632 x (ln 3)6 c. 37 23 x (ln 2)6 d. 36 23 x (ln 2)6
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7. In a certain hospital 15 % of the patients having heart attacks are women. Suppose that
6 patients who had heart attacks are randomly selected, then the probability that exactly
4 are men is:
a. 0.176 b. 0.0617 c. 0.3241 d. 0.2458
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  3 3  1 3
Given the two matrices A=   and C    , then
 2 0    2 4 
1
8. C  ....
  3
 1  3 2 
   2   4  3   1  3
a.  2 2  b.   c.  
d.  
    2  1   2 
4 
 1 1    
 2  1 
 2 

9. (AC)T=

 3 3   3 3   3  2   3  1
a.   b.   c.   d.  
 0 6   2 6   3 6   3 6 
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In sample of 150 students, 60 students are sophomores, 50 are juniors and 40 are seniors.
80% of the junior students have computers, 70% of the sophomore students have computers,
and only 5 % of the senior students don’t have computers. If one student is selected at random
from this group, then:

10. the probability that the student selected doesn’t have a computer is
a. 0.8 b. 0.6 c. 0.7 d. 0.2

11. the probability that the student selected has a computer knowing that he is not senior is:

a. 0.745 b. 0.5467 c. 0.25 d. 0.867


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P3
12. 6 C6  4
 6 6C 3
2

a. 89 b. 93 c. 116 d. 109
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13. In how many ways can a teacher choose from a class of 18 students a group of 11 students to
work on project A and a group of 5 students to work on project B ?

a. 18 P 11  7 P 5 b. 18 C117 C5 c. 18 C1118 C5 d. 18 P 11 18 P 5

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A company produces many types of soft drinks, including Orange Cola. The filling machines
are adjusted to pour a net amount of soda in the can that has a normal distribution with a mean
of 12 g and a standard deviation of 0.05 g.

14. What is the probability that a randomly selected can of Orange Cola contains between 11.99 g
and 12.032 g.of soda?

a. 0.4207 b. 0.2743 c. 0.4646 d. 0.3182

15. What is the probability that a randomly selected can of Orange Cola contains less than 11.99 g

a. 0.4207 b. 0.2743 c. 0.4646 d. 0.3182

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 1 2
16. Let I be the identity matrix of order 2 and A=   ,then A  2I=
 1 2

  3 1   3  2   3 2  4 2 
a.   b.   c.   d.  
 2 0  2 1  1 0  1  1
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17. In how many ways can a grocer display 5 different soft drink cans on a shelf ?

a. 5 b. 5 C5 c. 5! d. P
5 1

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6

 dx 
ln x
18.
e
2
a. 32 b. 16 c. 6 d. 12
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19. In how many ways can a grocer display 5 Pepsi cola cans,3 Seven up cans and 2 iced tea
cans on ashelf ?
10!
a. 10 C5 10 C3 10 C2 b. 10! c. d. 5!3! 2!
5!3!2!
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20. Given y  2 x  y (1)  3 ,then :
x
a. y  x 2  ln x  2 b. y  x 2  ln x  3

c. y  x 2  ln x  2 d. y  x 2  ln x  3
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Part II ( 50%) Answer each of the following questions, explain and show your work

 x1  2 x2  x3  5

1. Given the system of equations AX=B ,  x2  3x3  1
( 6 %) 3x  5 x  x  0
 1 2 3

a. Use the Gaussian method to find A 1 , where A is the matrix of coefficients.


b. Use A 1 to solve the given system..

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( 6 %) 2. If P(A/ B)  0.8 , P(B/ A )  0.75 , P(A)  0.6 and P( B)  0.5 ,find:
a. P( A  B)

b. P(A B)

1 3 1

3. Suppose that  f ( x) dx  1 and  f ( x) dx  6 ,find   f ( x)  2 x  dx


2 2 3
( 4 %)

6
4. Determine the nature of the critical points of the function f ( x, y )  x 2  y 3  10 x  3 y 2  5 .

( 6 %)

7
5. Use logarithmic differentiation to find the derivatives of the following functions:
y  ( x 3  6 x)e
x
a.
( 3 %)

( x 2  5) 4 (3 x  2) e5 x 3
b. y 
( x 2  3)

( 3 %)

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(5 %) 6. Given the following figure:
x3
a. Find the coordinates of the points of intersection between the two curves f ( x)  x
3
x
and g( x) 
3

b. Set the definite integral or the combination of definite integrals that give the area of the shaded
region .

x2
7. Find the area of the region enclosed by the curves y  , y  x and y  1
4
(5 %)

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8. Evaluate each of the following integrals:

(12 %) x3
a.  3  x4 
dx =

 5  ln x 
3

b.  x
dx =

5 x
3
c.  x
dx =

2 x  ln x3
d.  x dx

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1 C 6 C 11 A 16 C

2 D 7 A 12 D 17 C

3 A 8 B 13 B 18 B

4 D 9 C 14 D 19 C

5 D 10 D 15 A 20 A

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