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    This document contains 6 questions covering topics in calculus, linear algebra, systems of equations, logic, and set theory: 1) Expand a function in a Maclaurin series and find the general term. 2) Expand a logarithm in a Taylor series and evaluate at a point to 4 decimal places. 3) Find the characteristic roots and vectors of a 3x3 matrix. 4) Test the consistency and solve a system of 3 equations in 3 variables. 5) Determine values of λ for which a system has a unique solution and solve the system. 6) Define logical equivalence and tautology by example.

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    This document contains 6 questions covering topics in calculus, linear algebra, systems of equations, logic, and set theory: 1) Expand a function in a Maclaurin series and find the general term. 2) Expand a logarithm in a Taylor series and evaluate at a point to 4 decimal places. 3) Find the characteristic roots and vectors of a 3x3 matrix. 4) Test the consistency and solve a system of 3 equations in 3 variables. 5) Determine values of λ for which a system has a unique solution and solve the system. 6) Define logical equivalence and tautology by example.

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    of 1

    a sin−1 x

    Q1. Expand e by maclaurins theorem and find its general term.

    Q2. Expand log e


    xin powers of (x-1) and hence evaluate log e (1.1) correct
    to 4 decimal places.
    Q3.Find the characteristics roots and corresponding characteristics vectors of the

    8 −6 2

    matrix A =
    [ −6 7 −4
    2 −4 3 ]
    5x+3y +7z=4
    3x+26y +2z=9
    Q4.Test the consistency and solve: 7x+2 y+10z=5

    x+ y+ z=1
    x+2 y+4 z=λ
    2
    Q5. For what values of λ the system of equations: x+4 y+10z=λ
    have a solution and completely solve in each case.

    (b) Show that ¬( p ⇒ q )≡{p∧(¬q )} ( p ⇔ q)∧( q ⇔ r )⇒( p ⇔r )


    (a).Prove that ( p ⇔ q)∧( q ⇔ r )⇒( p ⇔r ) is tautology.
    (a) Show that ¬( p ⇒ q )≡{p∧(¬q )}
    (b)Prove the following propositions are logical equivalence

    (i) ( p ⇒ q )∨r ≡( p∨r )⇒(q∨r ) (ii) ( p∧q )∧r≡( p∧(q∧r )

    Q6 Define the following by giving Examples:

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