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MAT 133Y Term Test #2 Version 0911201234

November 20, 2009, 4pm

_______________________________ ________________________ ________________________
Last Name (Family name) First Name (Given name) Student #

Tutorial Information:
Students are expected to have this tutorial information when writing the test.
Your tutorial information is as posted in your My Grades, in the Tutorial Information entry.
WARNING: 2 marks will be deducted from the test grade for missing or incorrect tutorial information.

INSTRUCTIONS
1. Use a PEN to fill in your name and student number on each sheet.
2. Only TI-30X, TI-30XIIB or TI-30XIIS calculators are allowed (with no lids or inserts).
NO other aids are allowed.
3. The time allotted is 110 minutes.
4. PART I: For each question, clearly indicate your final short answer in the appropriate space provided. In all cases, you
must show your work, even though only the final answer in the box will be graded.
[39 marks, with NO part marks for incorrect final answers or answers with NO work shown.]
5. PART II: For each question 1 to 4, you are required to show all your work. A correct answer obtained with
false reasoning or with no reasoning will not receive any marks.
6. There are 13 pages (no formula sheet). Make sure you have all of them.
7. Budget your time. Good Luck!


Question # Out of Score
Part I 39

Part II #1 10

Part II #2 15

Part II #3 18

Part II #4 18

Total 100


CIRCLE your TAs Name Byron Charles Joey Maher Masood Vitaly William Yi Su
Tutorial day/time
CIRCLE the appropriate one
TU9
TU10
TH9
TH10

M5
M6
W5
W6

M9
M1
W1

M11
M12
M2
M3
M11
M12
M2

M4
W9
W10

W11
W12
W2

M10
W3
W4

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PART I: For each question, clearly indicate your final short answer in the appropriate space provided. In all cases, you must
show your work, even though only the final answer in the box will be graded.
[39 marks, with NO part marks for incorrect final answers or answers with NO work shown.]

A. The following input-output table has 4 missing entries. Fill in the missing entries if the corresponding coefficient
matrix is
1 1
2 4
3 1
10 5
A
(
(
=
(

. Recall that A is the matrix that appears in the matrix equation X AX D = + used to
solve an input-output problem. [3 marks]
Industry Q Industry P Final Demand
Industry Q 1000 500
Industry P 400
Other 400





B. Given the following inequalities, and the graph representing the straight line boundaries for these inequalities,

1
4
2 4
2
x
x
x y
x y

+


2 4 6
2
2
4
6
x
y



Indicate the feasible region by placing the letters FR inside region, and list the co-ordinates of ALL of its corner
points in the box below.

[3marks] Answer for B:



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NAME: ________________________ STUDENT NUMBER: ___________________

PART I (continued): For each question, clearly indicate your final short answer in the appropriate space provided. In all
cases, you must show your work, even though only the final answer in the box will be graded.
[39 marks, with NO part marks for incorrect final answers or answers with NO work shown.]

NOTE: For each of the questions C, D, and E, your answer should be a number, +, , or DNE if the limit does not exist.
C. Evaluate
16
4
lim
16
x
x
x

[3 marks] Answer for C:












D. Evaluate
2 4
3
lim
31 2
x
ex x
x

+



[3 marks] Answer for D:










E. Evaluate
4
2
lim
16
x
x
x
+

[3 marks] Answer for E:











Continued on page 4





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PART I (continued): For each question, clearly indicate your final short answer in the appropriate space provided. In all
cases, you must show your work, even though only the final answer in the box will be graded.
[39 marks, with NO part marks for incorrect final answers or answers with NO work shown.]
F. Given the function
1
if 2
( )
1
if 2
2
x
x
f x
x

<

>

List the value(s) of x where f(x) is NOT continuous, and state the reason why.

[3 marks] Answer for F:
Value(s) of x : Reason why













G. Given the following graph representing the function ( ) y l x = , list ALL values of x where ( ) l x is NOT
differentiable. [No explanation is required]

[3 marks] Answer for G:

10 8 6 4 2 2 4 6
2
2
4
6
8
x
y


Continued on page 5


( ) l x is not differentiable at:



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NAME: ________________________ STUDENT NUMBER: ___________________

PART I (continued): For each question, clearly indicate your final short answer in the appropriate space provided. In all
cases, you must show your work, even though only the final answer in the box will be graded.
[39 marks, with NO part marks for incorrect final answers or answers with NO work shown.]
H. Find the coordinates of all the points on the graph of
3 2
( ) 9 33 12 f x x x x = + + + at which the slope is 6.


[3 marks] Answer for H:









I. Given
2
3
3 1 x x
y
x
+
= , evaluate '(1) y . Write DNE if the derivative does not exist.

[3 marks] Answer for I:









J. Given ( ) 5 g x x x = + , find '(0) g and '(4) g . Write DNE if the derivative does not exist.




[3 marks] Answer for J:


'(0) g


'(4) g





Continued on page 6







'(1) y



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PART I (continued): For each question, clearly indicate your final short answer in the appropriate space provided. In all
cases, you must show your work, even though only the final answer in the box will be graded.
[39 marks, with NO part marks for incorrect final answers or answers with NO work shown.]

K. Write the equation of the tangent line to the graph of
( )
9
2
( ) 2 4 5 f x x x x = + at 2 x = .
Write your answer in the form y mx n = +
[3 marks] Answer for K:










L. Given
5 5
ln( ) (ln ) y x x = + , find '( ) y e . Write DNE if the derivative does not exist.
[3 marks] Answer for L:














M. Given
1 x
y e
+
= , find '(4) y . Write DNE if the derivative does not exist.

[3 marks] Answer for M:




'(4) y




Continued on page 7



'( ) y e

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NAME: ________________________ STUDENT NUMBER: ___________________

PART II: For each question 1 to 4, you are required to show all your work. A correct answer obtained with false
reasoning or with no reasoning will not receive any marks. [a total of 70 marks]

Question 1: [total of 10 marks]

The manufacturer of Shabby chairs has found that when 20 chairs are produced per day, the average cost is $105, and the
marginal cost is $100.

1a) Based on this information, find the equation of the tangent line to the graph of the cost function, when 20 chairs are
produced. Use the symbol c for total cost, and q for the total number of chairs produced.

Write your answer in the form y mx n = + , or in this case in the form c mq n = + [8 marks]














[8 marks] Answer to 1a:








1b) Using the equation of the tangent line, find the approximate total cost for producing 22 chairs per day. [4 marks]











[2 marks] Answer to 1b:

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PART II: For each question 1 to 4, you are required to show all your work. A correct answer obtained with false
reasoning or with no reasoning will not receive any marks. [a total of 70 marks]

Question 2: [total of 15 marks]

A manufacturer has found that when m employees are working, the number of units of the product, produced per day is

3
2 (2 1) q m m = +
The demand equation for the product is

50
1000 3
p
q
=
+

where, as usual, p is the selling price (in dollars) when the demand for the product is q units per day.

2a) Determine the total revenue when there are 12 workers. [3 marks]







[3 marks] Answer for 2a:


2b) Determine the marginal revenue when there are 12 workers. [6 marks]


















[6 marks] Answer for 2b:

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NAME: ________________________ STUDENT NUMBER: ___________________

PART II: For each question 1 to 4, you are required to show all your work. A correct answer obtained with false
reasoning or with no reasoning will not receive any marks. [a total of 70 marks]

Question 2(continued): [total of 15 marks]

2c) Determine the marginal revenue product when there are 12 workers. [6 marks]






































[6 marks] Answer for 2c:




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PART II: For each question 1 to 4, you are required to show all your work. A correct answer obtained with false
reasoning or with no reasoning will not receive any marks. [a total of 70 marks]

Question 3: [18 marks]
An athlete wishes to maintain a certain level of Calcium and Vitamin C in his body. He obtains these nutrients from drinking
milk or orange juice. A glass of milk provides 20 units of Calcium and 5 units of vitamin C. A glass of orange juice provides
5 units of Calcium and 10 units of vitamin C. He requires at least 100 units of Calcium and 60 units of Vitamin C each day.
He is given free Vitamin C tablets, 50 units per day, to supplement his daily intake, and the cost of a glass of milk is 30 cents
per glass, while orange juice costs 20 cents per glass.

Let x be the number of glasses of milk and y be the number of glasses of orange juice he drinks per day.
What is the minimum amount of money he must spend in order to maintain his daily intake of at least 100 units of Calcium
and 60 units of Vitamin C? How many glasses of milk and how many glasses of orange juice will result in this minimum cost
per day?

[Clearly indicate the objective function. What conditions must be satisfied? Sketch the feasible region (use the grid
provided on the next page), clearly indicating all corners. Assume that the minimum exists. Show your work]
[18 marks]

Objective function:


Subject to:




















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NAME: ________________________ STUDENT NUMBER: ___________________

PART II: For each question 1 to 4, you are required to show all your work. A correct answer obtained with false
reasoning or with no reasoning will not receive any marks. [a total of 70 marks]

Question 3 (continued):

5 10
5
10
15
20
x
y









Concluding sentences for Question 3:


Continued on page 12
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PART II: For each question 1 to 4, you are required to show all your work. A correct answer obtained with false
reasoning or with no reasoning will not receive any marks. [a total of 70 marks]

Question 4: [a total of 18 marks]
4a) Find the inverse of the matrix A =
0 1 0
1 2 1
1 1 0
(
(

(
(

, using the method presented in lectures. [12 marks]



































[12 marks] Answer for 4a:


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NAME: ________________________ STUDENT NUMBER: ___________________

PART II: For each question 1 to 4, you are required to show all your work. A correct answer obtained with false
reasoning or with no reasoning will not receive any marks. [a total of 70 marks]

4b) A 9 character (letter) message can be placed into a 3x3 matrix by associating each character to a number from the
chart below and placing these numbers top-to-bottom and then left-to-right. To encode the message, this 3x3 matrix is
multiplied on the left by the matrix A =
0 1 0
1 2 1
1 1 0
(
(

(
(

.








Your friend texts you the following numbers with regards to where your study group will meet:

-20, 21, 21, -5, 15, 13, -6, 8, 7

Decode the message, using the inverse of the matrix A found in part 4a.

Where will the study group meet? [6 marks]






















[6 marks] Answer for 4b:


The study group will meet
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