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MAT 133Y Term Test #2 Version 12112357

November 23, 2012, 4pm

_______________________________ ________________________ ________________________
Last Name (Family name) First Name (Given name) Student #

Tutorial Information:
Students are expected to have this tutorial information when writing the test.
Your tutorial information is as posted in your My Grades, in the Tutorial Information entry.
WARNING: 2 marks will be deducted from the test grade for missing or incorrect tutorial information.

INSTRUCTIONS
1. Use a PEN to fill in your name and student number on each sheet.
2. Only TI-30X, TI-30XIIB or TI-30XIIS calculators are allowed (with no lids or inserts).
NO other aids are allowed. There are NO formula sheets within this test.
3. The time allotted is 110 minutes.
4. PART I: For each question, clearly indicate your final short answer in the appropriate space provided. In all cases, you
must show your work, even though only the final answer in the box will be graded.
[37 marks, with NO part marks for incorrect final answers or answers with NO work shown.]
5. PART II: For each question 1 to 5, you are required to show all your work. A correct answer obtained with
false reasoning or with no reasoning will not receive any marks.
6. There are 13 pages (no formula sheet). Make sure you have all of them.
7. Budget your time. Good Luck!


Question # Out of Score
Part I 37

Part II #1 10

Part II #2 10

Part II #3 10

Part II #4 17

Part II #5 16

Total 100

CIRCLE
your TAs Name
Amir Dave Dongping Eric John Nicole Qitan Stephanie
Tutorial day/time
CIRCLE
the appropriate one
Mon. 2
Mon. 3
Mon. 4
Wed.12

Mon. 9
Mon.12
Mon. 1

Mon. 9
Wed. 9
Wed.12

Tues.12
Tues.1
Wed. 9

Tues. 9
Tues.10
Tues.11



Tues.12
Wed. 6



Wed.3
Wed.4
Wed.5


Mon.5


MAT133-NOV-2012Term Test 2-Version 12112357 Page 2 of 13
PART I: For each question, clearly indicate your final short answer in the appropriate space provided. In all cases, you must
show your work, even though only the final answer in the box will be graded.
[37 marks, with NO part marks for incorrect final answers or answers with NO work shown.]

A. Given the case defined (piecewise defined) function:

2
2
2
2 if 1
( ) 2 3 if 0 1
4 if 0
x x
f x x x
x x
>

= + <

<

Answer the following 5 questions. [2 marks each]
Your answer should be a number, +, , or DNE if the limit does not exist.
A1)
1
lim ( )
x
f x

=
[2 mark] Answer for A1:





A2)
1
lim ( )
x
f x
+

=
[2 marks] Answer for A2:





A3)
0
lim ( )
x
f x

=
[2 mark] Answer for A3:





A4) (0) f =
[2 mark] Answer for A4:






A5) List the value(s) of x where f(x) is NOT continuous, and state the reason why. If there are NO points of
discontinuity, write NO points of discontinuity in the box provided.
[2 mark] Answer for A5:







Continued on page 3


1
lim ( )
x
f x

1
lim ( )
x
f x
+

Value(s) of x



0
lim ( )
x
f x

(0) f
Reason why


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NAME: ________________________ STUDENT NUMBER: ___________________

PART I (continued): For each question, clearly indicate your final short answer in the appropriate space provided. In all
cases, you must show your work, even though only the final answer in the box will be graded.
[37 marks, with NO part marks for incorrect final answers or answers with NO work shown.]

B. Evaluate
3
2
3 4 4
lim
4
x
x x
x

.
Your answer should be a number, +, , or DNE if the limit does not exist.





[3 marks] Answer for B:






C. Evaluate
2
2
2
4 4
lim
4
x
x x
x

+ +

.
Your answer should be a number, +, , or DNE if the limit does not exist.





[3 marks] Answer for C:






D. Evaluate
2
1
7
lim
(1 )
x
x
x

.
Your answer should be a number, +, , or DNE if the limit does not exist.


[3 marks] Answer for D










Continued on page 4

2
2
2
4 4
lim
4
x
x x
x

+ +

3
2
3 4 4
lim
4
x
x x
x

2
1
7
lim
(1 )
x
x
x

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PART I (continued): For each question, clearly indicate your final short answer in the appropriate space provided. In all
cases, you must show your work, even though only the final answer in the box will be graded.
[37 marks, with NO part marks for incorrect final answers or answers with NO work shown.]
E. Given the constraints:
x+y 4
1
2
x
y
| |
|

|
|

\







Answer the following two questions:

E1) When you minimize Z = 2x y, subject to the constraints given above , the minimum value is:

[3 marks] Answer for E1:








E2) When you maximize Z = 2x + 2y, subject to the constraints given above, the maximum value is:
[3 marks] Answer for E2:









Continued on page 5

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NAME: ________________________ STUDENT NUMBER: ___________________

PART I (continued): For each question, clearly indicate your final short answer in the appropriate space provided. In all
cases, you must show your work, even though only the final answer in the box will be graded.
[37 marks, with NO part marks for incorrect final answers or answers with NO work shown.]

F. Each letter in a short message has been assigned a number according to its order in the alphabet:








The numbers have been placed in an appropriate-sized message matrix M, arranged left to right, top to bottom, and encoded
with the matrix:
A =
2 3
1 2
(
(

.
You and I have agreed to code messages by multiplying the message matrix on the LEFT, by the matrix A. In other words, if
M is the message matrix, and C is the coded message matrix, then C = A M
F1) Find the inverse of the matrix A =
2 3
1 2
(
(

. Show your work.



Answer for F1: [3 marks]



1
A

=

F2) The coded message C is
86 26
53 17
(
(

. Find the message. Whats the message, in English?

Answer for F2: [3 marks]

The message, in English, is:






Continued on page 6

a b c d e f g h i j k l m
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
n o p q r s t u v w x y z Blank
14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27
MAT133-NOV-2012Term Test 2-Version 12112357 Page 6 of 13
PART I (continued): For each question, clearly indicate your final short answer in the appropriate space provided. In all
cases, you must show your work, even though only the final answer in the box will be graded.
[37 marks, with NO part marks for incorrect final answers or answers with NO work shown.]

G. Given the function ( ) (2 1) 1 G x x x = + , find (3) G .
[3 marks] Answer for G:



(3) G =















H. Find the slope of the perpendicular line to the graph of
2
( )
x
f x xe

= at x = 2.






[3 marks] Answer for H:



















Continued on page 7
The slope of the perpendicular line is



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NAME: ________________________ STUDENT NUMBER: ___________________

PART II: For each question 1 to 5, you are required to show all your work. A correct answer obtained with false reasoning
or with no reasoning will not receive any marks. [a total of 63 marks]

Question 1: [total of 10 marks]

For a certain population, if E is the number of years of a persons education and S represents average annual salary in dollars,
then for 7 E ,

2
340 4520 42, 800 S E E = +

a) How quickly is average annual salary changing with respect to education when 16 E = ? Write a concluding sentence.












Answer to 1a: [5 marks]








b) At what level of education does the rate of change of salary equal $5000 per year of education? Write a concluding
sentence.










Answer to 1b: [5 marks]








Continued on page 8




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PART II: For each question 1 to 5, you are required to show all your work. A correct answer obtained with false reasoning
or with no reasoning will not receive any marks. [a total of 63 marks]

Question 2: [total of 10 marks]

Given ( ) 3 g x x =
a) Use the limit definition of the derivative given below to find (7) g .

Note: In general, given a function ( ) f x ,
0
( ) ( ) ( ) ( )
( ) lim lim
x a h
f x f a f a h f a
f a
x a h

+
= =

Answer to 2a: [6 marks]








b) Write an equation for the tangent line to ( ) 3 g x x = , at 7 x = . Write the equation in the form of y = mx + b .







Answer to 2b: [4 marks]








Continued on page 9



(7) g =


y =

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NAME: ________________________ STUDENT NUMBER: ___________________

PART II: For each question 1 to 5, you are required to show all your work. A correct answer obtained with false reasoning
or with no reasoning will not receive any marks. [a total of 63 marks]

Question 3: [total of 10 marks]

A manufacturers average-cost function, in dollars, is given by


500
ln( 20)
c
q
=
+


Find the marginal cost when 50 q = . Round your answer to 2 decimals.































Answer for 3: [10 marks]



50 q
dc
dq
=
=


Continued on page 10
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PART II: For each question 1 to 5, you are required to show all your work. A correct answer obtained with false reasoning
or with no reasoning will not receive any marks. [a total of 63 marks]

Question 4: [17 marks]
A company produces two types of candy, A and B. Studies in the popularity of these candies show that the number of Type B
minus the number of Type A sold (per year) cannot exceed 10,000 units. Also, Type A will not sell more than twice as many
units as Type B. The company has a binding contract with a local supplier and has to provide at least 8,000 total units of
candy to it each year.

Unfortunately, the candy of Type A is popular because it is sold very cheaply, at a loss of $150 per thousand units. The profit
on candy B is $120 per thousand units. Let O be the optimal profit for the company, while x and y represent the number of
units (in thousands) produced of Type A and Type B candies, respectively.

4a) Clearly indicate the objective function O in terms of x and y. Simplify your answer.
What 3 conditions must be satisfied, in addition to the two obvious ones given below?








[2 marks] [6 marks]
The objective function is: The constraints (conditions) are: 0 and 0 x y

4b) Sketch the feasible region (use the grid provided on the next page), clearly indicating the corners. In the box
provided on the next page, specify if the feasible region is SHADED or UNSHADED. Show your work here!














Continued on page 11
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NAME: ________________________ STUDENT NUMBER: ___________________

PART II: For each question 1 to 5, you are required to show all your work. A correct answer obtained with false reasoning
or with no reasoning will not receive any marks. [a total of 63 marks]

Question 4 (continued):
[3 marks]
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
x
y


4c) List the coordinates of all the corners for this feasible region,
and the value of the profit for each of these corners. [3 marks]

The corners are: Year-end yield corresponding to each corner:


4d) Although this problem has an unbounded feasible region, assume that it DOES have a maximum profit. What is the
optimal profit and how much of each type of candy needs to be produced to achieve it? Write a concluding sentence.
[3 marks]

Continued on page 12
The feasible region is

SHADED

UNSHADED

(circle one)
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PART II: For each question 1 to 5, you are required to show all your work. A correct answer obtained with false reasoning
or with no reasoning will not receive any marks. [a total of 63 marks]

Question 5: [a total of 16 marks]

A simple economy consists of two sectors: lumber and steel. Suppose that the lumber industry produces 90 units of material
for its own use, 105 units for the steel industry, and had an external demand of 165 units. Meanwhile, the steel industry
produced 40 units for the use of the lumber industry, 70 units for itself, and 100 units for external purposes. The input matrix
for this economy can be written as:
Lumber Steel External demand Total
Lumber 90 105 165 360
Steel 40 70 100 210
Other 230 35
Total: 360 210
This is equivalent to saying that to produce one unit of lumber requires unit of lumber and 1/9 unit of steel, while making
one unit of steel requires unit of lumber and 1/3 unit of steel.

a) Write down the Leontief matrix A for this economy. Note: X = AX + D
[4 marks]


A =







b) Determine
2
( ) I A

[4 marks]


2
( ) I A =












Continued on page 13
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NAME: ________________________ STUDENT NUMBER: ___________________

PART II: For each question 1 to 5, you are required to show all your work. A correct answer obtained with false reasoning
or with no reasoning will not receive any marks. [a total of 63 marks]


c) Determine which of the four matrices given below is
1
2
( ) I A

[SHOW SOME WORK!]







[4 marks]

















d) If the external demand is increased to 320 units of lumber and 160 units of steel, calculate the total production
required to meet all the demands. In other words, solve for X ,
[4 marks]


















THE END


1
2
( ) I A

=


x
X
y
(
=
(

=