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WorksheetsDay 4 page 30-35
Total questions: 105
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If the product of the slopes of any two straight lines is negative 1, one of these is said to be to the other.
Parallel
Skew
Non-intersecting
Perpendicular
What is the curve represented by the equation r = aθ ?
Spiral of Archimedes
Rosette
Cardioid
Lemniscate
Is the locus of a point that moves in a plane so that the difference of the distances from two fixed points of the locus is constant.
Ellipse
Circle
Parabola
Hyperbola
The semi-conjugate axis of the hyperbola (x^2/9) – (y^2/4) = 1
3
-3
-2
2
The length of the latus rectum of the parabola y = 4px^2 id
4p
2p
1/4p
-4p
The tangent function is negative in what quadrants?
I and III
IV
II and IV
III
The Cartesian or rectangular coordinates system was first introduces by
Newton
Galileo
Descartes
Euclid
Also known as the x-coordinate
Abscissa
Ordinate
Polar ordinate
Radius vector
The x-coordinate of a point is positive in what quadrants?
I and II
II and IV
I and IV
II and III
The y-coordinate of a point is positive in what quadrants?
II and III
I and II
III and IV
II and IV
State the quadrants in which the coordinates (15, -2) lies.
I
II
III
IV
The rectangular coordinates system used to represent a complex number.
Argand diagram
Venn diagram
Complex diagram
Maxwell’s diagram
A Cartesian coordinates system in which the axes are not perpendicular.
Parallelogram coordinates system
Oblique coordinates system
Polar coordinates system
Argand diagram
The angle of rotation about the origin of the positive x-axis into the point with rectangular coordinates (a, b), representing the complex number a + bi is called of the complex number.
Amplitude
Argument
Phase angle
All of the above
The rectangular coordinates system in space is divided into eight compartments called
Quadrants
Octants
Cubicles
Octodrants
The angle of inclination of a straight line is the angle it makes with the
Positive x-axis
Negative x-axis
Positive y-axis
Negative y-axis
The points where the curve crossed the coordinates axes are called the with the axes.
Asymptotes
Intercepts
Intersections
Tangent and normal
A line which is perpendicular to the x-axis has slope equal to
Zero
One
Infinity
Either zero or infinity
A horizontal line has a slope of
Zero
Negative
Infinity
Positive
A line parallel to the y-axis at a directed distance x_1 has the equation
y = y_1
x = x_1
y = x_1
x = y_1
Let m_1 and m_2 be the respective slopes of two perpendicular lines. Then
m_1 + m_2 = 1
m_1 + m_2 = 0
(m_1)(m_2) = 1
(m_1)(m_2) = -1
If all the y-terms have even exponents, the curve is symmetric with respect to the
Line 45 ° with the axis
X-axis
Y-axis
Origin
If the equation is unchanged by the substitution of –x for x and –y for y simultaneously, its curve is symmetric with respect to the
X-axis
Y-axis
Line 45° with the axes
Origin
If all of the terms of an equation have an exponenets of if all of the terms have odd exponents, the curve is symmetric with respect to the
X-axis
Y-axis
Line 45° with the axes
Origin
If two linear equations, the x-coefficient of the first is equal to the y-coefficient of the send and the y-coefficient of the first is numerically equal but of opposite sign to the x-coefficient of the second, or vice-versa, the lines represented are
Parallel to each other
Perpendicular to each other
At 45° with each other
None of the above
A cubic equation has either three real roots or one real root and two conjugate imaginary roots. The real roots are the points of intersection with
The x-axis
The y-axis
The z-axis
The line 45° with the x-axis
If two equations have the same line as their graph, the equations are said to be
Dependent
Consistent
Independent
Linear
The points (a, 1), (b, 2), (c, 3) are collinear. Which of the following is TRUE?
c – b = c – a
c – b = b – a
c – a = a – b
c – a = b – a
In a linear equation Ax + By + C = 0, if B = 0, then the equation has the form of x = -C/A. This line is
45 ° with the axis
Intersecting the origin
Parallel to the x-axis
Parallel to the y-axis
The straight lines 4x – y + 3 = 0 and 8x – 2y + 6 = 0 are
Perpendicular to each other
Intersecting but not perpendicular
Parallel to each other
Are coincident
Which of the following is the intercept form of an equation for straight lines?
y = mx + b
(x/a) + (y/b) = 1
y – y_1 = m (x – x_1)
(x – a) + (y – b) = 1
A straight line where the curve approaches more and more closely but never touches it except at a limiting point of infinity.
Asymptotes
Axis of symmetry
Tangent
Normal
Who coined the word “asymptote”?
John Venn
John Navier
Thomas Hobbes
John Wallis
The path of a point which moves according to a given law or equation.
Cycloid
Asymptote
Locus
Directrix
The curve traced by a point moving in a plane is shown as the of the point.
Parameter
Pattern
Formula
Locus
A conic section is curve which is the intersection of
Two cones
A cone and a line
A cone and a plane
A cone and an axis
When the ellipse approaches a circle as a limiting shape, its eccentricity approaches
0
1
-1
infinity
The set of points in a plane, the sum of whose distances from a fixed points is constant, is
circle
parabola
hyperbola
ellipse
If a right circular cone is cut by a plane parallel to its bas, it would reveal a/an
circle
parabola
ellipse
hyperbola
A to a circle is a line that has exactly one point in common with the circle.
Diameter
Secant
Normal
Tangent
A conic section whose eccentricity is always less than 1.
Parabola
Circle
Ellipse
Hyperbola
A locus of appoint which moves so that the sum of the distances from two fixed points (foci) is constant and is equal to the length of the major axis.
Parabola
Circle
Ellipse
Hyperbola
If the distance from the center to the focus of an ellipse is c, from the center to the vertex is a and from the center to the directrix is D, its eccentricity, is
D/c
D/a
c/D
c/a
A locus of a point which move so that it is always equidistant from a fixed point (focus) and from a fixed straight line (directrix)
circle
ellipse
parabola
hyperbola
The angle between the tangents at the end points of the latus rectum of a parabola is
45°
75°
75°
90°
The tangents to the parabola at the end points of its latus rectum intersect
At a distance equal to the length of the latus rectum from the focus
At the vertex
At the directrix
None of the above
In general equation of a conic section Ax^2 + Bxy + Cy^2 + Dx + Ey + F = 0, if A and C have different signs, then the curve is a/an
Circle
Parabola
Ellipse
Hyperbola
If the discriminant of a quadratic equation is greater than zero, the graph is a/an
Circle
Parabola
Ellipse
Hyperbola
The graph is a/an
Circle
Parabola
Ellipse
Hyperbola
A chord passing through the focus of a parabola and perpendicular to the axis of symmetry
Directrix
Translated axis
Latus rectum
Axis
The graph of the equation r = a cos 2θ is a
Limacon
Lemniscate
Rosette
spiral
The locus of a point which rolls on a straight line (x-axis)
Cycloid
Epicycloid
Astroid
Trochoid
The equation r = a (1+cosθ) is a polar equation of
Hypocycloid
Cycloid
Cardioids
Spiral
The equation r^2 = a^2 cosθ is a
Rosette
Limacon
Lemniscate
spiral
The equation r = a cosθ is a
rosette
limacon
lemniscate
spiral
The equation r – aθ = 0 is a
rosette
limacon
lemniscate
spiral
The equation r = a cosθ + b is a
rosetter
limacon
lemniscate
spiral
The equation r = a(secθ – tanθ) is a
rosetter
strophoid
trisectrix
lemniscate
The equation r = a(4cosθ – secθ) is a
cardioid
trisectrix
strophoid
fishmouth
The equation (x^2 + 2ay – a^2) = y^2 (a^2 – x^2) is a
rosette
cocked hat
fishmouth
spiral
The equation x^2 + y^2 = a^2
cocked hat
fishmouth
trisectrix
lames quartic
The equation ax^2 = y^2 (2a – y) is the equation of
the top
cocked hat
fishmouth
lames quartic
The equation (x^2 _ y^2) = a x^2 y^2 is an equation of
bifolium
cocked hat
spiral
limacon
The equation y^2 = (x^2 + 1^2)^2 (2 – x^2)^3 is an equation of
cocked hat
fishmouth
spiral
lemniscate
A curve or surface that is tangential to each of the family of curves or surfaces.
Envelope
Pencil
Family
Cusp
A curve that describes the locus of the centers of curvatures of another curve to which its tangents are normal.
Involute
Evolute
Cusp
Lemniscate
is formed by intersection of rays from the point reflected or refracted from a curve surface.
Envelope
Evolute
Caustic
Parabola
When f”(x) is negative the curve of y = f(x) is concave.
Downward
To the right
Upward
To the left
If the second derivative of the equation of a curve is equal to the negative of the equation of that same curve, the curve is
A paraboloid
A sinusoid
A cissoid
An exponential
A function F(x) is called of f(x) if F’(x) = f(x).
Explicit function
Derivative
Implicit function
Antiderivative
Points of derivatives which do not exists (and so equals zero) are called .
Stationary points
Minimum points
Maximum points
Minimum and maximum
At the point of inflection where x = a,
f"(a) ≠ 0
f”(a) = 0
f”(a) > 0
f”(a) < 0
At the minimum point, the slope of the tangent line is
negative
infinity
positive
zero
What is the point where the second derivative is zero?
Maxima
Minima
Inflection point
Point of intersection
The point on the curve where the second derivative of a function is equal to zero is called
Maximum
Minima
Point of inflection
Critical point
The point of the curve where the first derivative of a function is zero and the second derivative is positive is called
Maxima
Minima
Point of inflection
Critical point
Evaluate the integral of tanh u du.
In sinh u + c
ln cos h u + c
cosh u + c
coth u + c
The derivative of a^u with respect to x is
a^u ln a(du/dx)
a^u ln u(du/dx)
u^a ln a(du/dx)
u^a ln u(du/dx)
If y = tanhx, find dy/dx.
sech^2 x
–sech^2 x
sech x tanh x
–sech x tanh x
The field of mathematics which rest on upon the fundaments concept of limits and was created by Newton and Leibniz
Physics
Calculus
Boolean Algebra
Quantum Mechanics
The of a relation is the set of second elements of the pair in the relation
Domain
Range
Graph
Function
A relation in which there is exactly one range element associated with each domain element
Graph
Set
Formula
Function
The of a relation is the set of first elements of pairs in the relation.
Domain
Range
Graph
Function
Any set of ordered pair is called a
Relation
Range
Domain
Graph
Any pair of elements (x, y) having a first element x and a second element y is called
Range
Domain
Coordinates
Ordered pair
The operation of finding the derivative of a function
Differentiating
Differentiation
Differential
Integrating
The derivative of a function is identical to the of the graph of the function
Tangent
Secant
Slope
Normal
The derivative of the function is the rate of change of the slope is also known as the composite function rule of the graph
First
Second
Third
Fourth
A point on the graph where the tangent line is either horizontal or vertical is known as
Point of inflection
Critical point
Stationary point
All of the above
The critical points of a graph occur when the derivative of a function is
Zero
Approaches infinity
Zero or approaches infinity
Either 1 or -1
At point of inflection,
y' = 0
y” = 0
y” is negative
y” is positive
At a point where y’ = 0, if y changes from positive to negative as x increases
y is minimum
x is minimum
y is maximum
x is maximum
The point where the second derivative of a function is zero
Maximum point
Minimum point
Point of intersection
Point of inflection
The point where the first derivative of a function is zero and the second derivative is positive
Maximum point
Minimum point
Point of inflection
Critical point
A point at which the curve changes from concave upward to concave downward and vice versa is known as
Point of intersection
Point of deflection
Point of inflection
Yield point
At a point where y’ = 0, if y changes from positive to negative as x increases
y is maximum
y is minimum
x is maximum
y is minimum
At maximum point,
the curve is concave downward
y” is negative
y’ = 0
all of the above
The L’Hospital rule was formulated by
Marquis de l’Hospital
Marrione de l’Hospital
J. Bernoulli
I. Newton
A collective term for maxima or minima, whether absolute of relative is called
Infinitium
Extrema
Domain
None of the above
Which of the following is not determinate form?
∞.∞
∞ + ∞
-∞ -∞
∞ / ∞
Which of the following is determinate?
0/0
0.∞
∞.∞
∞^0
The derivative of csc θ is
sec θ tan θ
–csc^2 θ
–csc θ cot θ
–csc θ tan θ
Catenary is the shape assumed by perfectly flexible uniform cable hanging between supports. It is a graph of
Parabola
y = sinh x
y = cosh x
x = cosh y
The quantity 2/(e^x – e^-x) is equal to
cosh x
tanh x
csch x
sech x
What is 1 – tan h^2 x equal to?
sec h^2 x
cos h^2 x
cot h^2 x
csc h^2 x
