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UNIVERSITY EXAMINATIONS UNIVERSITEITSEKSAMENS, UNISA leas MAT2691 Wayne 208 SECOND PAPER Mathematics I (Engineering) Duration 2 Hours, 80 Marks exaunens au ust opewine SESONo BeLERSetoth Use of a non-programmable pocket calculator is permissible Closed book examination This examination question paper remains the property of the University of South Africa and may not be removed from the examination venue UNIVERSITY EXAMINATIONS UNIVERSITEITSEKSAMENS. ~ ny UNISA lesz. MAT2691 May/June 2018 SECOND PAPER Mathematics II (Engineering) Duration 2 Hours 80. Marks EXAMINERS FIRST MS LE GREYLING SECOND BRL LINDESOOM Use of a non-programmable pocket calculator 1s permissible Closed book examination This examination question paper remains the property of the University of South Africa and may not be removed from the examination venue This examination question paper consists of three pages (including the cover page), plus Five pages of formula sheets (pages 4 to 8) plus Two pages of lables of integrals (pages 9 and 10) ‘Answer all the questions in numenical order as far as possible ‘Allangles are measured in radians Give answers to two decimal places where applicable - MATHEMATICS II (MAT2691) May/June 2018 QUESTION 1 Determine 2 of the following and simpilfy if possible ds 140 ye areeos( tan) (4) 12 yaise+l Hint Ya=a" (4) 13 yen? = (5) [13] QUESTION 2 Determine the following integrals a1 fat ” 5-4x-e 22 J Gonnaxy eos a 2) dx 23 (2) J Vo—25x° 24 J aresin.x dr Hint Use integration by parts 6) 16) QUESTION 3 31 The range of a projectie fired with initial velocity v, and an elevation of 6 1s 2 (te 20) Find the average (mean) range as @ varies from 0 to 7 © g 2 3.2 Find an approximate value for J Vi+.3dx using Simpson's rule with n= 4 0 (6) 33 The area bounded by the curves y= V4xand y= a 1s rotated about the x-axis Calculate the volume of revolution, using the sketch on the next page, of Vaxand y= *[_ Leave the answer in terms ofx (5) [TURN OVER) MATHEMATICS Il (MAT2691) May/June 2018 QUESTION 3 (continues) rs , a o) 17) QUESTION 4 41 nen A=[} oem 8-[5 show that AxB# BxA 3) »a1ot 42 Gwenthematnx D=|2 -3 4 | , find the inverse matnx of D 8) 3-2 -2 013) QUESTION 5 51 Use Maclaunn’s senes to expand f(x)=5° to three non-zero terms (4) 82 z=e*cosSy+esinsy, find 22 (4) exdv @ ay 53 If y=n(sec +tan@) and x= tn (tan 8) show that = tan (8) dv 54 Asimple electrical circutt consists of a resistor R and an electromotive force V Ata certain instant V is 80 volt and 1s increasing at a rate of 5 volt per minute while Ris 40 ohm and ts increasing at a rate of 2 ohm per minute Use Ohm’s law V = JR to find the rate at which the current /(in ampere) is changing (5) {21} TOTAL: 80 untsa 2018 [TURN OVER] 4 MATHEMATICS II (MAT2691) May/June 2018 FORMULA SHEETS ALGEBRA Factors | Laws of indices ji a” xa" =a" 2 | 3 Partial fractions tA B c / : Talos bere) (era) (ed) (ere) 4 ‘ fG)__ 4B (ray (era) era)” eral? 8 Six) 2 Atte Le [er tore fer) (we sree) Ged) Logarithms Defintnons Mf y= * then x=log, y If y=e* then x=fny 1 log(4x B)=log A +log B Quadratic formula 2 to 4) - We 4-og If axt+hx+e=0 ~ bei —4a0 3 log A" =nlog a then coeeeoacaes 4 og, a= OA log, « 5 atlas eas Determinants ian a lon a Tea as) “las ay safe = 4 (625, ~ Moan) ~ Mg (MyyMyy ~ Ay Qty) + Ay (ay Gs9 ~ ctr) [TURN OVER} -S MATHEMATICS Ii (MAT2691) May/June 2018, ‘SERIES Binomial Theorem (a+b) =a" +na™b+ and [of <| (43) eta? nf 1) 2 ma Xn=2) 5 31 2 and -10= 3” Segment area = —r?(@-sm6) 2 Ellipse Circumference = x(a + 5) 3. Cyhnder Volume=ar7h rh + Dar? Surface are: 4 Pyramid Volume =~ area base x height 5 Curvedsurtace = nr 6 Sphere Asdnr? vas 7 Trapezoidal rule b-a) i: =" [rloo)2/la)> 2 be +S (%n) 8 Simpson's rule SE" oa)arten)e2/(ea)4rle)+ F(a) +2F(%e-2)+4F (%e1)4 SOx) 9 Mid-Ordinate rule [SE Este rime + Fm a)e£(m)] TTURN-OVER] MATHEMATICS I (MAT2691) MayfJune 2018 HYPERBOLIC FUNCTIONS Defimnons coshx Hdentines cosh? 4 —simh? x= 1 tanh? v= coth? ech *x sosech x. sinh® x == (cosh 2x -1) cosh? y sh 2x + 1} sinh 2x = 2sinh xcosh cosh 2v=cosh? x+sinh? x cosh? x= 1 + 2smh? ¥ TRIGONOMETRY Identities sin@ +cos"@ I+ tan?0=sec*® cot?8 +1 =cosec”a sin(-8)=-sm8 cos (-8) = + cos8 tan (-0)=- tand sind os8 Compound angle addition and subtraction formulae sin(4 +B) = sin A cos B+ cos Asin B sin(d = B) = sin 4 cos B-cos A sin B cos(4 + B) = cos A cos B- sin Asin B cos(4 - B) = cos A cos B+ sind sin B B tan tan(A + B)= (4+ BT en dn B B tan(4— g)= 22418 T+ tan A tan B Double angles sin 24 =2 sin 4 cos A 0s 24 = cos" ~ sin? cos! A= YA(L cos 24) 2tan A tan24 + I tan? 4 Products of smes and cosines into sums or differences sin A cos B= Y4(sin (A + B) + sin (4 - 8) cos A sin B= (sin (4 +B) sin (4 - B)) cos A cos B= ¥4(cos (4 + B) + cos (A - B)) sin A sin B= -!4(cos (A + B) - cos (4 = B)) Sums or differences of sines and cosines into products at [TURN OVER] MATHEMATICS II (MAT2691) May/June 2018 DIFFERENTIATION 1g Hee aon 24-0 as 3Laxt =am"" & d ; 4o-fgaferel dx 7 te de dx du dv dx 8 Parametnc equations 9) Maximury/minimum For turning pomts "(x)= Let x =a be a solution for the above Iff"(a) > 0, then @ minimum IL/"(@) <0, then a maximum For poms of mflection " (x) = 0 Let.x = b bea solution for the above Test for inflection f(b - A) and flb + h) Change sign or f""(b) + 0 1 f"(B) exists ay! FOO 10 Lm y= LO — 7 hi-[reoP ute yoy tad h-[fp mg £40) a 4 Lee - LOI 15 cosee"!/(a) = =fia) i Fe) foof 1 SQ) 4 yt £0) 16 —sinh PONE eee Ce [oP +1 17 et (el i rer 18 “-tanh7! f(x)2= LO) de 1-[fooP gee L3) 19 Leott! 2 LO, 7 or d <1 P(x) 20 Lsechy x)= = a SO I-LoP =f) 21 A coscch"! (a) = e SYP +1 52-8 ora yr ow ay? ow 22 Increments. 23 Rate of change INTEGRATION 1 By parts f udv=w-f vdu 3 Mean value [TURN OVER] 9. MATHEMATICS I! (MAT2691) May/June 2018 TABLE OF INTEGRALS Lo fata pees ne a n+l 2 f Lael roves oe, net 3 teas = tnlfshse 4 f fel ae aM 46 3 f foal? de = a 6 St) sin fix) dx. = wos fit 7 J fe) cos fo) de =sin fix) +e 8 f@) tan f(a) dx stn sec fr|+e 9 f Fb) cot fox) dx =tnsin fia+e 10 ffs) see fi) dv = Ur |sec fix) + tan fla)| +c TL [ f) cosec fix) dx = tn |cosee f(\)-cot fal +e 12 J Ft) sec? fis) dx = tan fie 13, Fls)cosec? f(x) de = cot fate 14 f S69 see f(y) tan fx) dx = see fix) +e 15. J Stspeosee ffx) cot fir) dr = ~cosee fir) +6 16 f f(s) sinh fis) de = cosh fis)-+¢ 17 § fl) cosh fe) de = sinh fix) +e 18 { (6) tanh fo dx = fneosh fix) +e [TURN OVER] -10- MATHEMATICS II (MAT2691)) May/June 2018 20 2 22 23 24 25 28 29 30 31 32 [renirokee a Fx) cot fi) dr = énsmh fo+e fi) sech’ fix) dx = tanh f(x) +e S's) cosech” ffx) dx = -coth f(x)+e Stosechf(y tanh f(x) dx = -sech faj+e Fie) cosech fix) coth fix) dx = -cosech ffa)+e = wean) A), acim LN) a6 ee = wvecoa 1.6 fe) = asta) « [roy . aa i 7 roe[rek toe Socan{ HE) ). LON [pve veons( 2) 210 Aa Crepe sate Hf 19 froF-e na? se 2 renee dx= ae vumisa 2017

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