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Tutorial 6 NCB 10103 (Mathematics For Engineers 1)

1. The document contains 11 math problems involving complex numbers and matrices. 2. The problems cover a range of topics including: finding the adjoint and inverse of a matrix; solving systems of linear equations; performing arithmetic operations on complex numbers; simplifying complex expressions; verifying trigonometric identities; and calculating impedance in electrical circuits. 3. The solutions provided include both final numerical answers and simplified complex expressions.

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Tutorial 6 NCB 10103 (Mathematics For Engineers 1)

1. The document contains 11 math problems involving complex numbers and matrices. 2. The problems cover a range of topics including: finding the adjoint and inverse of a matrix; solving systems of linear equations; performing arithmetic operations on complex numbers; simplifying complex expressions; verifying trigonometric identities; and calculating impedance in electrical circuits. 3. The solutions provided include both final numerical answers and simplified complex expressions.

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TUTORIAL 6

NCB 10103 (MATHEMATICS FOR ENGINEERS 1)


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5 2 3

1. If A 1 4 1 ;
0 3 5

a) Determine AT .
b) Determine adj A.
c) Show that AadjA=kI where k is a constant and I the identity matrix.
d) Calculate the value of k.
[ k 66 ]

2. Mr. Zamri order two models of sports shoes for sale in his shoe shop. The cost of 2 pairs of model A
shoes is same as the cost of 3 pairs of model B shoes. Mr. Zamri paid RM702 for 8 pairs of model A
shoes and 15 pairs of model B shoes.
If x and y respectively represent the costs (in RM) for each pair of model A model B shoes;
a) Obtain a system of linear equations from the information given.
b) Rewrite the equations in matrix form, AX B .
c) Solve the equations using Cramers rule.
[ x 39, y 26 ]
2
3. Determine x, y if 3 4i 2x yi x yi .
7
,24
3
x y
4. Determine x,y if 2 4i .
1 i 2 i
4,10

2 cos i sin
12 12 in the form x yi .
5. Express
5 5
2 cos i sin
6 6

1 1
[ i]
2 2

6. Simplify:

a) 7 3i [ 2 5i ]
1 i

b) 1 1 3
[] i
1 9 10 10

c) (3 2i )2 63 2i 13 [0]

1
d) 2 3i 7 22
[ i]
4 5i 41 41

e) cos 2 i sin 2 3 [ cos 10 i sin 10 ]


cos i sin 4

ei e i
7. Show that sin
2i

8. Impedance measure the opposition of an electrical circuit to the flow of electricity. The total impedance
ZZ
in a particular circuit is given by formula ZT 1 2 . Determine the total impedance of a circuit, if
Z1 Z2
Z1 1 2i and Z 2 1 2i .
5
2


9.
Verify the product 1 i 3 i 2 2 cos
12
i sin
12

Z1 Z1 1 2i Z 1 3i
10. Calculate the modulus if and 2 .
Z2

1
[ ]
2

11. Given z1 2 j , z2 3 j 4 , determine


(a) z1 z2 (b) Both values of z1

[ 51/ 4 13.28 and 51/ 4 193.28 ]

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