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    High School Math Exam Duration : 150 mins

    Name: BS(E) Date:

    Exercise one:
    Answer the following independent questions.

    A) Calculate the following limits


     x 2 9 2x 2  8x  6
    2x  1  x
    1) lim x 2  3) xlim
     x  1
    2) lim
    3 x 
    3
    x 3 1
     x  x

    B) 1) Prove that : x 2  x  3  0 for every x in ℝ.


    x 2  5x  14  0
     2
    2) Solve , in ℝ the system :  3x  3x
     2 2
    x  x  3
    x 5
    C) Show that the graph (C) of a function g defined by : g (x )  admits three
    x 2 4
    asymptotes whose equations are to be determined.
    D) Show that the set of solutions of the equation x  1  2  3 x  1 is given by
    S = {0 ,3}.
    Exercise two:
    2
    Below is the table of sign of second degree polynomial: P(x)=ax +bx+c .
    1) Compare , with justification, the real
    numbers P  1 and P  2 .
    2) Determine the sign of c. Justify.
    3) Solve in ℝ the inequality:
    5x 2

     4x  1 P (x )  0 .
    4) a) Suppose that P (1)  12 . Determine the real numbers a , b and c.

    b) Solve in ℝ the inequality : 2x 2  7 x  3  x  3 .

    Exercise three:

    Consider the equation (E): (m - 1)x - 4mx +m - 6 = 0 where m   {1}


    2

    1) Show that the discriminant is given by : ∆′ = (3m – 2)(m +3).


    2) a- Determine the set of values of m so the (E) admits two distinct roots x' and x''.
    1 1
    b- Find m so that   4 .
    x ' x ''
    c- Determine the set of values of m so that the equation (E) admits two roots of
    opposite signs.
    3) Find a relation between the roots x' and x'' of (E) independent of m.
    Exercise four:

    2x+9 if x <- 3


    Consider the function: h(x)= 3  9  x 2 if - 3  x  3
    x 2  6x  a 2 if x > 3

    a) Calculate lim h (x ) , lim h (x ) . Deduce an asymptote of h


    x  x 

    b) Prove that h is continuous at x = -3.


    c) Find a so that h is continuous at x = 3.

    Exercise five:

    Consider the function f defined over ℝ such that : f (x )  2 f (x )  x  2x .


    6 2

    1) Show that the function f is even.


    2) Determine f (x ).

    Exercise six:
    The adjacent figure represents the curve (C)
    of a function f in an orthonormal system
     
    (O , i , j ) .
    1) Determine the domain of definition of f.
    2) Find xlim f (x ) , lim f (x ) and lim f (x ) .
     x  x 1

    Interpret the result graphically.


    3) Draw the table of variations of f.
    4) Study the sign of f.
    b 1
    5) Let f(x) = a - 2 . Prove that a = and b = c =1.
    x c  4

    6) Let g be a function defined by (C g ) : g (x )  x  f (x ) .


    1
    a) Prove that (d) : y = x + is an oblique asymptote to (C g ) at ±∞.
    4
    b) Prove that (C g ) is always below (d).

    GOOD WORK

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