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I I l. True or False Fifth Long Exam {a} Theexpression i2o0e q 12010 a 12011 .rn be simplified intoi. (b) The law of sines and the lawof cosines also hold truefor right triangles. (c) The rectangular coordinates (n,-n) converted to the polar coordinates ls (frn, I). (d) The equation cos-l(cos x) = x isan identity. (e)cisn-1=0 (f) The standard polar formof -3y'3 * 3i is6 cis f. (g) The simplified cartesian torm otffiis oi. ll. Solve for allpossible values of r eC. (a) sinx = cos x ,x in radians, r €R (b) sin6r * coss x = 6,0 1 xS 180" (cl x7 - 2x3 + ZtEix3 = o Simplify and express in Cartesian form (/5+ i)" -(z+zi\E)6 (3 cis zoo)2(z cis 1oo.) 18 cis 50" (+ cls rss")2(\6+i)3 (2 cds 48o)s lV. A right triangle has sides of length 9 and11. What are the possible lengths of the thirdside? V.Solve thefollowing completely. (a) Find the4th roots of z = 3 - 3i. Express answer in polar form. (b) Express (-i * 9)t ,rr atgebraic form a * bi. (c) Given zt = 2 - 2i and zz = fi cis(60"). Find the value of (z)(223) in rectangular form. (d) Given z = -4 * 4i. Express in polar formfor all9, wheregis an argument of z. ilt. (a) (b) (c)

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l. True or False

Fifth Long Exam

{a} Theexpression i2o0e q 12010 a 12011 .rn be simplified into i.(b) The law of sines and the law of cosines also hold true for right triangles.(c) The rectangular coordinates (n,-n) converted to the polar coordinates ls (frn, I).(d) The equation cos-l(cos x) = x is an identity.(e ) c i sn -1=0(f) The standard polar form of -3y'3 * 3i is 6 cis f.(g) The simplified cartesian torm otffiis oi.

ll. Solve for all possible values of r eC.

(a) sinx = cos x ,x in radians, r €R

(b) s in6r * coss x = 6,0 1 xS 180"

(cl x7 - 2x3 + ZtEix3 = o

Simplify and express in Cartesian form

( /5+ i)" -(z+zi \E)6

(3 cis zoo)2(z cis 1oo.)18 cis 50"

(+ cls rss")2(\6+i)3(2 cds 48o)s

lV. A right triangle has sides of length 9 and 11. What are the possible lengths of the third side?

V. Solve the following completely.

(a) Find the 4th roots of z = 3 - 3i. Express answer in polar form.

(b) Express (-i * 9)t ,rr atgebraic form a * bi.

(c) Given zt = 2 - 2i and zz = fi cis(60"). Find the value of (z)(223) in rectangular form.

(d) Given z = -4 * 4i. Express in polar form for all 9, wheregis an argument of z.

ilt.

(a)

(b)

(c)

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Vl. Problem Solving

(a) When the angle of elevation of the sun is 60", a telephone pole that is tilted atangle 20o directly away from the sun casts a shadow 30 feet long on level ground.Find the length of the pole.

(b) In a children's park, a 28-feet slide makes an angle of 30o with the ground. lts topis reached by a ladder inclined 45o to the ground. Find:i. the length of the.ladderii. the distance of the top of the slide to the ground.

(c) At some distance from the base of a giant tree, it is found that the angle ofelevation of the giant tree is 30o. After walking a distance of 100m closer to thegiant tree, it is found that the angle of elevation of the same top is now 60o. Howgigantic is the tree?

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Fifth Long Exam Answer Keyl. True or False(a) False (b) True (c) False (d) False

11. (alsinx=cosx, x in rad, xelRsinx- -=1cosx

tanx = 1Possible x-l+ Z*n

-r 54 * zkn

4For all integers k

(b) srn6r + cos6x = 5, 0o ( x ( 180oSince - ! 3 stnx, cosx 3 1, then 0

:. sin6x + cos6x (-2,No solution to sin6x+cos5x=5

lll. Simplifying(a)

(b)

(V3+ t)tz -Q+zi\fr6

: ,, (f* l\rrz - r' lL . t/3\=tr\Z*i lr ' -t*\t* , )- (2cds30")tz - (4cis6}")6= 4096cis360o - 4096cis360"=E(zciszo")z (zcis1oo")

18cisS0"(9cis40")(Zcfs100")

18crs50o18cis140'=ff i=cds9Oo=El

(+cisrgs")z (y'5+i)3(2cfs48")s

(7 6 c is27 0") (2 cds3 0") 3

32cis240"= 4cisL20"

=-(-:.f)=n+zfiil

Case 1: 11 is the hypotenusegz +b2 = ! ! ?

b2=40

b=V46' - ZtltoCase 2: b (3'd side) is the hypotenuse92+LLz-b2b2 = 202

b = Zffi or '1202

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{e) False (f) True (e) True

(cl x7 - 2x3 + 2rl1ix3 = o* t ( r r -z+z^6t) -s

x=0 ,x4-2+z t6 t=0x4 =2-x l \ r

xa=4/1-€ ' \\z-T')xa = 4cis300o

'x=Q,c is (75 '+90"k)

fo rk=0,L ,2 ,3:. x = 0, cis75o,cist65o, cisZ55o, cds345o

V. (a)z=3-3i

^ n / J1 J t . \ 5n= 3"12 (..; - ii) = 3"l2cis71 - S l t . .

2a -_ (3,,lZcds_n )a5rr ^ ,

- (t'll)ictr'*rtno'+k = 0 ,L ,2 ,3

:. the 4throots of z arei- r 5n - 73n

(3,'12)zcis U,

(3,f 2)' cis r-,

(t,/T)+ c i s'f , {t Ar' o'#

, , . - r . € . zntD , t+V r=cLSV

, -1 .V3 . . " . Z f t - o . L6n(T * T i)' = (cis 5)o

= cis -3-I...................'.:-l

l -1 v3. l=lT-T'l

(C)zz3 = (y'tcrs60')3

= 3r6cis180" = -3y'3r

21223 = (2-Zi)(4\Ei)

= l-6v3 - 6V3r I{d) -4+4i=4(-1+i}

(c)

lv.

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= 4,tze+**o12 \ tZ '

Probfem Solving(a) Let h=length of pole

, i

= E]k;l3s''l

100Let y=6g1961of the tree

tan60"=Zx

y=x(tan50"))y=x€

[3nJQ"3410O+x

y=(100+x)(tan30')

=(roo+x)(f)

y=(loo+x)(€J=xy'3(loolxx\f3) = 3rlix1OO\E+r6x=3rf3x10o\tr = 2x#

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1200

.,:g_0:.II

30ft0=90o -20o=70

a = 180o -70 - 30o = 80o

30fr h- - - = -sin8Oo sin3Oo

. 3 0 t o - 1 5 c ,n =;;m;'{c - f f i I t

ii. In a 30-60-904 the length of the

side opposite the 30o angle is f the

length of the hypotenuse. .'.

*=]tza)ffi

in an isosceles triangle, the fengths of^ I t

the legs are j times the length of the

. { 2 2 x 2 A. ' . X = - - Y J } / = ; r = - -. \ " f r -hypotenuse

Wre