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Name : ........................................................., NEPTUN-code ........................

Group, teacher : ...........................................................

Points : ......................................

Computer Science BSc Basic Mathematics


TEST-1
13-th of October, 2023

Reasoning and justication are needed in the solutions.

1. (7 points) Find the simplest form of the following expression (a and b denote real numbers for
which the expression is dened) :
a4 b − a2 b 3 2b2
   
a+b 2a + 3b
2
− 2 · 4 · 1+ 2
ab − b a − b2 a − 4b4 a

2. (3 points) Prove that x0 = −1 is a double root (2-fold root) of the following polynomial, and factor
out its root factor as many times as it is possible :
P (x) := x5 + 4x4 + x3 − 4x2 + 2

3. (8 points) Determine the possible values of the parameter a ∈ R for which the following inequality
is true for any x ∈ R : √
(2 + a − a2 ) · x2 + a−2·x−1<0

4. (8 points) Solve the following equation on the set of real numbers :


sin3 x − cos3 x = cos(2x)

5. (3+6 points) Consider the following inequality on the set of real numbers :
1
log2 (1 − |x|) − log4 (x) ≤ · log2 (x − x2 )
2
a) Determine the domain of the inequality.
b) Solve the inequality.

6. (1+6+1 points)
a) Express using quantiers the following statement :
For any enough great natural number n holds :

2n4 − 3n3 + n2 − n + 141 1


6 5 4 2
<
7n − 3n + 5n − n + 11n − 59 2023
b) Prove the statement by giving an adequate threshold number.
c) Give its negation as well.

7. (7 points) Using mathematical induction prove that


4n (2n)!
∀ n ∈ N, n ≥ 2 : <
n+1 (n!)2

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