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Đề OISPSP 221
Đề OISPSP 221
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1 1 3 1 3 1 1 2 3
A. 2 1 3 B. 1 3 2 C. 1 1 1
3 1 4 1 4 3 3 3 4
1 1 1
D. 3 3 4 E. All other answers are wrong.
1 2 3
3 0 1
BTGH 2: Let A= 2 3 6 . Which Which of the following vectors is the eigenvector of A
1 1 7
corresponding to the eigenvalue λ = 2?
D. (1;4;1)T E. (-1;3;4)T
BTGH 3: Let f : �3 → �3 be a linear transformation that depends on the parameter m ∈ R and f (1; 0;
1) = (m; 1; 0); f (0; 1; 0) = (0; m; 1); f (0; 2; 1) = (m; m + 1; m + 2). Find m such that
Im( f ) ≡ �3 .
A. m= 0
B. m= −1.
C. m ≠ 0 and m ≠ −1.
D. ∄� .
E. ∀� ∉ ℝ.
6 11 8 6 11 8 6 11 8
A. B. . C.
−3 −6 4 −3 6 −4 3 −6 −4
6 11 8
D. E. All other answers are wrong.
−3 −6 −4
A. 3 B. 4 C. 0 D. 2 E. 1.
BTGH 6: In ℝ2 , let �; � = �1 �1 + 2�2 �2 − �1 �2 − �2 �1 be the inner product. Find the norm (length)
of (3;4)
BTGH 7:In ℝ2 , let �; � = �1 �1 + 2�2 �2 − �1 �2 − �2 �1 be the inner product. Find all real values of
m such that (1; 2) is orthogonal to (3; m).
A. m = −2 B. m = 2 C. m = 0
D. m = −1 E. m = 1
BTGH 8: In ℝ3 , let �; � = �1 �1 + 2�1 �2 + 3�3 �3 be the inner product. Find the projection vector
of (3; 0; 3) onto the line F = <(2; −1; 0) >
2 1
BTGH 9: Find all real values of m such that λ = 3 is an eigenvalue of A = .
3 �
A. m=3 B. m = −2 C. m = 0
BTGH 10: Let A be a 3×3 matrix and A has a unique eigenvalue λ = 2. The eigenvalue of
B = A3 – 3A + 4A-1 is
1 1
A. B. 8 C. 4 D. 2. E.
4 2
A. m = 2 B. m = 1 C. m = 0 D. m = 3 E. m = −1
BTGH 12: In ℝ2 , given the inner product �; � = 2�1 �1 + 3�2 �2 − 2�1 �2 − 2�2 �1 and a subspace F
=< (1; 2) > . One basis of �⊥ is
A. 0 ∈ ker (�)
B. 0 ∈ Im (�)
C. Dim(Im( f )) + dim(ker( f )) = 3
D. If � ∈ ker( f ), � ≠ 0, then x is an eigenvector of the standard transformation matrix of f.
E. If � ��� � are two eigenvectors of f, then � + � is also an eigenvector of f .
BTGH 14: Let f : ℝ2 → ℝ2 be a linear transformation and the transformation matrix of f with
5 8
respect to E = {(1; 1), (2; 3)} is . Find f (−1;1).
−3 −5
A. (29;−21) B.(1;−1) C. (1;6)
BTGH 15: Let f :ℝ2 → ℝ3 , � �1 ; �2 = (�1 + �2 ; �1 − 2�2 ; 3�1 + �2 ). Given f (a; b) = (1; 4; 5). Find a +
b.
A. 0 B. −1 C. 2 D. −2 E. 1
BTGH 16: For a simple economy with 3 industries A, B, C, we suggest the input-output model, where the
0.15 0.1 0.2
input-output matrix is A = 0.05 0.15 0.15 . Given that the external demands of A, B and C are 500,
0.2 0.1 0.05
400 and 300 units, respectively. Find the total production of A.
BTGH 17: On the xy plane with the dot product, let f be the rotation about the origin 90 degrees
clockwise and g be the rotation about the origin 60 degrees counterclockwise. Find the standard
transformation f ◦ g.
3/2 1/2 0 −1
D. E.
−1/2 3/2 −1 0
D. dim(Imf ) = 2 E. dim(Imf) = 3
Question 19-20:
2 1 �+1
BTGH 19: Find m such that A is invertible, where A = � −3 0
1 0 0
A. m ≠ −1 B. m ≠ 0 C. ∀ D. ∄� E. m ≠ 0 and m ≠ −1.
d) Find all real values of m such that the angle between u and v = (m, 2, −1) is π/3.
BTGH 2: In a city, there are three companies A, B and C that provide a kind of service. According to
the data, in average, after each month, about 10% of customers of A switch to use B’s service, 15% switch
to use C’s services; for B, 10% of customers switch to use A’s service and 15% switch to use C’s service;
for C, 20% switch to use A’s service and 10% of customers switch to use B’s service. At the moment, all
3 companies hold equal market share.
b) The equilibrium (steady) state is the state for which the market shares of the three companies will
not changeany more. Find the equilibrium state.
c) Use the diagonalization method to find the market shares of the three companies after 5 years.
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