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Instructor's Manual
Solutions to Exercises
Chapter 0
1. Using MATLAB:
a. 2*x*cos(2/x) + 2*sin(2/x)
b. y G+ y)y? x+y
-- Leia) =
(y*-x)? (y’ - x)? ty’ - x)?
c. -exp(-x)*cos (b*x*2) - 2*exp(-x) *sin (b*x*2) *b*x
d. 1/y’
2. From the TI92:
a. 2cos(2/x)x + 2sin(2/x)
2y + ay’ + 3yx + x’)
tye = xy?
c. -e%cos(bx’) - 2bxe"sin (bx")
da. 1sy*
3. Because the tick marks are spaced apart by 0.2, reading the zero is not
more accurate than estimating the minimum from Fig. 0.2. Using Fig 0.2 is
preferred because it avoids having to find the derivative.
4. On the TI92, there are no tick marks on the x-axis to use to estimate
the zero, but the correct zero can be found through F5, 2. It is similar
on the HP48c.
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5. This is a 3-D geometry problem. While it is possible to write
expressions that give L as a function of angle c, then solve dL/dc = 0,
there is better alternative. Project the ladder against ground level;
Figure 0.1b then represents this except Li and L2 are now the lengths of
the projection. We observe that the maximum length of the tipped ladder
corresponds to the maximum length of the projection. Hence the optimum
angle is the value that maximizes Ll + L2: ¢ = 0.4677 radians as before.
We then compute the maximum length of the tipped ladder as the
hypotenuse of a right triangle with sides equal to 33.42 and 6 ft: 33.95
ft (about 6.4 in. longer).
6* L = 181.557
7. Answer is system dependent.
8. Answer is language dependent.
9* There is an endless loop at TOL = 1E-8. Stop with "BREAK".
10. Add, at end of program:
L = 9 / SIN(.9946 - x3) + 7 / SIN(X3)
Ll = 9 / SIN(.9946 - x1) + 7 / SIN(X1)
L2 = 9 / SIN(.9946 - x2) + 7 / SIN(x2)
PRINT "THE LENGTH OF THE LADDER IS *;
PRINT USING "##.#### "; L; * +/- *;
PRINT USING *.#### "; ABS((L1 - L2) / 2)
11.
a. From [-3,-4]: -3.221472, 19 iterations, TOL = 1E-6
From [-6,-7]: -6.279436, 19 iterations, TOL = 15-6
b* From [0,1]: 0.453398, 19 iterations, TOL = 1E-6
¢. From [1,2]: 1.850615, 19 iterations, TOL = 18-6
From [3,4]: 3.584627, 19 iterations, TOL = 12-6
12. Endless loop at TOL = 1D-17.Chapter 0
13. Using the TI92,
a. From the graph: -6.279436, -3.22147
b. From F2, 1 (solve): 0.4533976
c. From the graph: 1.8506156, 3.5846277
Results from the HP48G are the same.
laa. .12345678E4.
b. -.1020304E-2.
c. 1234567890810.
ad. 18-8.
15a. 655,361 (includes zero).
b. .EFFF*16° = 983024,,.
¢. -.EFFF*16° = -983024,,.
d. .1000*16* = .953675-6
e. -.1000*16* = -.95367E-6.
16*a. 180,001 (includes zero).
b. .9999E5.
c. ~.9999E5.
4d. .1000E-4.
e. ~.1000E-4.
17. Answer is system dependent.
18* Chopped Rounded
a. .123E2 -123E2
b. -.319E-1 -320E-1
ce. .12282 -12382
a. -.288E3 | -.289E3
e. .1303 -13083
f. -.156E5 -.156E5
Gg. .123E-6 = .123E-6
19. Answer is system dependent.
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