26/04/2024
GUESS 2024
Math 2nd year
Chapter #1
Ex #1.1 Q # 5,7,8, 9(v, vi)
Ex #1.2 Q #1,2,3
Example 3 (page 14)
Ex #1.3 Q #2( iv, vii, viii, ix, x) Q #3(i, ii, iii, iv, v, vi, x, xi, xii) Q #4(iii, v, ix, x)
Ex #1.4 Q #2,4,5(i, ii), 6
Chapter #2
Example #2.5, Example 2.6 (page 66, 79)
Ex #2.1 Q #2, 3
Ex #2.3 Q #2, 3,4,5,6,7,12, 16, 17 +examples
Ex #2.4 Q #2(i, ii, iii) Q #4 Q #5 i, ii, iii
Ex #2.5 Q # 3 to 12th all
Ex #2.6 Q #1(viii) Q #2 (iii, v, vii, viii, xi, xiii) Q #3 complete
Ex #2.7 Q #1, 2, 4, 6, 9
Definition: maclaurin's &Taylor's series
Ex #2.8 Q #1(iv, v, vi), Q #2
Ex #2.9 Q #4, 5
Ex #2.10 Q #1 to 4
Chapter #3
Ex #3.1 Q # 2(i, ii), 3,4,5
Ex #3.2 Q #1(v, vii, ix, x), Q #2(i, ii, x, xi, xii), Q #3(xi, xiv)
Ex #3.3 Q #3,4,5,6,7,8,12,15,16,21
Ex #3.4 Q #1(ii, vii, xiv) Q #2( i, ii, iii, viii) Q #4, 5(vii)
Ex #3.5 Q #4
Ex #3.6 Q #11,16,18,21,22,26,27,29
Ex #3.7 Q # 3, 5, 9, 11
Ex #3.8 Q #2(i, ii, iii, ix, x, xiii), Q #15, 17
Example #2, page #132 Example # 3, 4 page #159
Chapter #4
Ex #4.1 Q #2,3,8,9,13,14,16,17
Ex #4.2 Q #1(i, ii, iii) ,3
Ex #4.3 Q #3(b) Q #4, Q #5, 6, Q #15, Q #23 to 30
Ex #4.4 Q # 2 to 6
Ex #4.5 Q #2,3
Example #9 (page 202)
Chapter #5
Ex #5.1 Q #2(i, ii, iii, iv), Q #4(i, ii, iii), Q #5
Ex #5.2 Q #1(i, ii, iii)
Ex #5.3 Q #1, 2, 3, 6
Definitions: feasible solution, optimal solution, objective function, linear programming, convex
Chapter #6
Ex #6.1 Q #1 (c),5
Ex #6.2 Q #1,2,3
Ex #6.5 Q #2,3,4
Chapter #7
Ex #7.1 Q #2,4,5,6(ii, iii), 9, 12(i, ii),14
Ex #7.2 Q #2,4,7,10,11
Ex #7.3 Q #1,3,5,9,10
Ex #7.4 Q #3,7,8
Ex #7.5 Q #1,3,4,5,8,12
Example #1, 3, 7, 8 (pages: 348, 354, 358, 361)
