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This document contains the work of De Xuan Vo on Lab Assignment No. 5. It includes solving equations and plotting graphs to illustrate concepts from Calculus I. Several problems are worked through step-by-step, showing calculations with matrices and applying concepts like derivatives, integrals, and exponential and logarithmic functions. Solutions and results are presented.

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De Xuan Vo Lab Assignment No. 5

This document contains the work of De Xuan Vo on Lab Assignment No. 5. It includes solving equations and plotting graphs to illustrate concepts from Calculus I. Several problems are worked through step-by-step, showing calculations with matrices and applying concepts like derivatives, integrals, and exponential and logarithmic functions. Solutions and results are presented.

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De Xuan Vo

Lab Assignment No. 5

Chapter 1

T1.1-1
a.

>> 6*(10/13)+18/(5*7)+5*9^2
ans =
410.1297

b.

>> 6*(35^(0.25))+14^0.35
ans =
17.1123

T1.3-3
>> t=0:0.01:5;
>> s=2*sin(3*t+2)+sqrt(5*t+1);
>> plot(t,s),xlabel('Time (s)'),ylabel('Speed(ft/s)'),title('Speed vs. Time')

De Xuan Vo
Lab Assignment No. 5

T1. 3-4
>> x=0:0.01:1.5;
>> y=4*sqrt(6*x+1);
>> z=5*exp(0.3*x)-2*x;
>> plot(x,y,x,z),xlabel('Distance (m)'),ylabel('Force (N)'),gtext('y'),gtext('z')

De Xuan Vo
Lab Assignment No. 5
T1. 3-5
>> A=[6,-4,8;-5,-3,7;14,9,-5];
>> B=[112;75;-67];
>> Solution =A\B
Solution =
2.0000
-5.0000
10.0000

Section 1.1
Problem 12

>> P=2.2;
>> T1=-15+273.2;
>> V1=28500;
>> Rn=P*V1/T1
Rn =
242.8350
>> T2=31+273.2;
>> V2=Rn*T2/P
V2 =
3.3577e+04

De Xuan Vo
Lab Assignment No. 5
Section 1.3
Problem 13

>> m=sin(-pi/2):0.05:cos(0);
>> length(m)
ans =
41
>> m(10)
ans =
-0.5500

Section 1.3
Problem 18
>> y=[13,182,-184,2503];
>> roots(y)
ans =
-15.6850
0.8425 + 3.4008i
0.8425 - 3.4008i

De Xuan Vo
Lab Assignment No. 5

Section 1.3
Problem 22
>> x=0:0.01:2;
>> u=2*log10(60*x+1);
>> v=3*cos(6*x);
>> plot(x,u,x,v),xlabel('Distance (Miles)'),ylabel('Speed (mph)'),gtext('u'),gtext('v')

De Xuan Vo
Lab Assignment No. 5

Chapter 2

Section2.1
Problem 1
a.
>> x1=linspace(5,28,100)
>> x2=5:0.2323:28

b.
>> x3=2:0.2:14
>> x4=linspace(2,14,61)

c.
>> x5=linspace(-2,5,50)
>> x6=-2:0.1429:5

De Xuan Vo
Lab Assignment No. 5
Section2.1
Problem 10
a.
>> B(2,:)
b.
>> sum(B(2,:))
c.
>> x=B(:,2);
>> y=A(:,1);
>> c=x.*y
d.
>> [m,n]=max(x.*y)
e.
>> x=A(1,:);
>> y=B(1:3,3);
>> d=x./y';
>> sum(d)
ans =
3.3391

De Xuan Vo
Lab Assignment No. 5
Section 2.3
Problem 12
a.
>> A+B+C
ans =

%The results shows (A+B)+C


=A+(B+C).

-6 -3
23 15
b.

d.

>> A-B+C

>> A+B+C

ans =

ans =
7

-6

-3

19

23

15

-14
-1
c.

>> B+C+A

>> (A+B)+C

ans =

ans =

-6

-3

-6 -3

23

15

23

>> A+C+B

15

>> A+(B+C)

ans =

ans =

-6

-3

-6 -3

23

15

23

The results show that the matrix


addition is commutative

15

De Xuan Vo
Lab Assignment No. 5
Section2.3
Problem 13

>> A=[56,32;24,-16];
>> B=[14,-4;6,-2];
a.
>> A*B
ans =
976 -288
240 -64
b.
>> A\B
ans =
0.2500 -0.0769
0

0.0096

c.
>> B.^3
ans =
2744

-64

216

-8

De Xuan Vo
Lab Assignment No. 5
Section2.3
Problem 16
>> wage=[5,5.5,6.5,6,6.25];

e.

>> hours=[40,43,37,50,45];

>> sum(hours)/sum(widgets
ans =

a.

0.0398

>> earn=wage.*hours % unit in $


earn =
200.0000 236.5000 240.5000
300.0000 281.2500
b.

% The average hour it take to make


one widget is 0.0398 hr
f.
>> efficiency=widgets./hours
efficiency =

>> sum(earn) %unit in $


ans =
1.2582e+03
c.

25.0000 25.5814 27.0270 24.0000


24.4444
>> [m,n]=max(efficiency)
m=

>>
widgets=[1000,1100,1000,1200,1100];
>> sum(widgets) % number of widgets
ans =
5400
d.

27.0270
n=
3
% Worker 3 is the most efficient
>> [a,b]=min(efficiency)
a=

>> sum(earn)/sum(widgets) % unit in $


ans =
0.2330
%The average cost to produce one
widget is 0.233 $

24
b=
4
% Worker 4 is the lest efficient.

De Xuan Vo
Lab Assignment No. 5
Section2.3
Problem 18

>> Force=[11,7,8,10,9]; % (N)


>> Springconstant=[1000,600,900,1300,700]; % (N/M)
a.
>> compression=Force./Springconstant
compression =
0.0110

0.0117

0.0089

0.0077

0.0129

b.
>> potential=0.5*(Springconstant.*(compression.^2))
potential =
0.0605

0.0408

0.0356

0.0385

0.0579

De Xuan Vo
Lab Assignment No. 5
Section2.3
Problem 23

a.
>>k=0.047:0.001:0.107; % (1/hr)
>> t=-(log(0.5)./k); % This is the expression for half life in term of k.
>> plot(t,k),xlabel('Time (hr)'),ylabel('Rate Constant (1/hr)')

De Xuan Vo
Lab Assignment No. 5

Section2.3
Problem 23
b.
>> t=linspace(0,1,61);
>> k=0.047:0.001:0.107;
>> a=1;
>> C=(1./k).*(1-exp(-k.*t));
>> plot(k,C),xlabel('Rate Constant (1/hr)'),ylabel('Concentraion')

De Xuan Vo
Lab Assignment No. 5

Section2.4
Problem 26

>> A=[4,-2,1;6,8,-5;7,9,10];
>> B=[6,9,-4;7,5,3;-8,2,1];
>> C=[-4,-5,2;10,6,1;3,-9,8];

a.

b.

>> A*(B+C)

>> (A*B)*C

ans =

ans =

-31 -13

-7

209

347

-136

173 147 -25

297

-111

308

117

1207

562

250

209

347

-136

173 147 -25

297

-111

308

117

1207

562

250

57 112

>> A*B+A*C

>> A*(B*C)

ans =

ans =

-31 -13

-7

57 112

% The results tell that A*(B+C) =


A*B+A*C.

% The results tell that (A*B)*C) =


A*(B*C).

De Xuan Vo
Lab Assignment No. 5

Section2.5
T2. 5-1

a.
>> y=[1,13,52,6];
>> x=roots(y)
x=
-6.4406 + 2.9980i
-6.4406 - 2.9980i
-0.1189
>>% Check with poly function
>> poly(x)
ans =
1.0000 13.0000 52.0000

6.0000

De Xuan Vo
Lab Assignment No. 5

Section2.5
T2. 5-5
>> x=-7:0.01:1;
>> y=polyval([1,13,52,6],x);
>> plot(x,y),xlabel('x'),ylabel('y')

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