FP1 Flashcards

1
Q

What is an argand diagram used to display?

A

Real and imaginary parts of complex numbers

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2
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What is Z* if Z=a+bi

A

Z*=a-bi

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3
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What is the name for Z*

A

The complex conjugate

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4
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express (2+2i)/(1-3i) in the form a+bi where a and b are values to be found

A

-2/5+4/5i

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5
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How many different roots does a cubic have?
A, 1 real 2 imaginary
B, 2 real 1 imaginary
C, 3 real 0 imaginary
D, 0 real 3 imaginary
E, 2 real 0 imaginary
F, 0 real 2 imaginary
A

Either A,C or E depending on the function

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6
Q

What is this notation called=

r∠θ

A

Mod-Arg form of a complex number [Modulus argument form)

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7
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What is on the horizontal axis of an argand diagram?

A

Real component

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8
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What is on the vertical axis of an argand diagram

A

Imaginary component

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9
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How would you go about finding a root of f(x) where a>x>b using interval bisection?

A

m1=(a+b)/2.
f(m1)>0 then replace b with m1.
and visa versa

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10
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What is the formula for linear interpolation?

A

(y - y0)/(x - x0) = (y1 - y0)(x1 - x0)
Solving for y gives:
y = y0 + (y1-y0)(x - x0)(x1-x0)

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11
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What is the principle of the Newton-Rhapson process?

A

Finds the root of the equation by finding the intersection of the x-axis and the tangent of the graph of f(x) at (x0, f(x0)).

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12
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What is the formula for the Newton-Rhapson process?

A

x1=x0-f(x)/f’(x)

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13
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What is the equation of the directrix for y^2=4ax?

A

x=-a

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14
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What are the coordinates of the focus for y^2=4ax?

A

(a,0)

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15
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What is the gradient function for y^2=4ax?

A

a/sqrt(ax)

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16
Q

What are the first three identity matrices (1x1) (2x2) (3x3)

A

(1)

/10\
\01/

/100\
|010|
\001/

17
Q

What is the general form for a rotation of a 2x2 matrix at angle θ?

A

/ cos θ -sin θ \

R = \ sin θ cos θ /

18
Q

What is the size of the product of the matrices (MxN) (AxB)

A

(MxB)

19
Q

what is the size of the sum of the matrices (MxN) + (AxB)

A

(MxN) and (AxB) as you can only add matrices of equal dimensions

20
Q

What is the general form for the discriminant?

A

ad-bc

21
Q

What makes a matrix singular?

A

Discriminant=0

22
Q

how do you find the inverse of a matrix?

A

Swap signs of a and d, Swap locations of b and c. multiply by 1/discriminant

23
Q

how do you multiply a matrix by the scalar x?

A

ax bx

cx dx

24
Q

What is the general notation for sum x?

A

xn

25
Q

What is the general notation for sum r?

A

n/2(n+1)

26
Q

What is the general notation for sum r^2

A

n/6(n+1)(2n+1)

27
Q

What is the general notation for sum r^3

A

n/4(n+1)^2 (sum r squared)

28
Q

What are the 4 base steps for mathematical induction?

A
  1. Prove true for N=1 [true for N=1]
  2. Assume true for N=K
  3. Prove True for N=K+1 [which implies true for N=K+1]
  4. Finishing statement [As result is true for 1 n= this implies true for all positive integers and so result is true by induction] (optional Q.E.D for style points)
29
Q

what is the general parametric equation for a rectangular hyperbola?

A

x=ct y=c/t at the point P(ct,c/t)

30
Q

What is the general Cartesian equation for a rectangular hyperbola?

A

xy=c^2 at the point P(a,b)

31
Q

What is the general cartesian formula for a parabola?

A

y^2=4ax

32
Q

What is the general parametric formula for a parabola?

A

x=at^2

y=2at