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Exercise series equations
Exercise 1:
(E2): = 2
(E3) : 4 x – 0.8 = 2 – 1.6 x
(E4): =
(E5) : (x – 2)2 = (5 – 2 x)2
(E6) :
(E7) : (x + 1)(3 – 2 x) = 4 x2 – 9
(E8) : = -1
(E9) : (x + 2)2 = 2(x2 – 4)
(E10) :
Exercise 2:
Solve in the following equations:
a)
b)
(We will show that this equation is equivalent to: )
c)
(It will be shown that this equation is equivalent to: .
Exercise 3:
Factor using a remarkable identity.
Exercise 4:
Here is the representative curve of a function f defined on [0;7].
Estimate the solutions of the following equations.
a) f(x)= 2 b) f(x) = 0 c) f(x) = – 1 d) f(x) = 1
Exercise 5:
For each of the functions whose expressions are given below,
try to establish the largest possible set of definitions.
Exercise 6:
Consider the representative curves of the inverse function, denoted f, and
of the affine function g defined x on R by g(x) = 2x + 1.
They are plotted in the marker below.
1. Locate the curves associated with the two functions.
2. Solve graphically the equation .
3. a) Expand the expression (2x – 1)(x+ 1).
b) Find algebraically the results obtained in question 2.
Exercise 7:
Are the following equivalences true or false? (We will justify, and if the equivalence is false, we will add to the equation on the right what is necessary to make it equivalent to the equation on the left)
1)
2)
3)
Exercise 8:
Solve in the following equations.
Exercise 9:
Solve in the following equations.
Exercise 10:
Solve in the following equations.
Exercise 11:
Solve in the following equations.
Exercise 12:
Solve in the following equations.
Exercise 13:
Solve in the following equations.
Exercise 14:
The evolution of a population of bacteria is studied in a certain environment.
The number of bacteria in thousands was modeled as a function of time
elapsed in days over the first ten days of study by the function N defined
by for any real number
.
Give an estimate of the number of bacteria after one day.
After how long did the number of bacteria reach 16,000?
Exercise 15 equations :
We want to build a wooden box with a lid having a square base of side and
a height equal to 2.
1. Show that the external surface of the box is given by
as a function of by the formula
.
2. For what value(s) of does the box have an outer surface area equal to 72?
Exercise 16 equations :
For what value(s) of x are the lines (AB) and (CD) parallel ?
Exercise 17 equations :
Let x and y be two real numbers such that
We pose
1) Calculate A for then
.
2) Develop .
Deduce a simplification of A and show that if then
.
Skills to learn about equations and sign tables:
- Know how to solve an equation;
- Set up a sign table;
- Represent the solution set;
These exercises are in accordance with the officialnational education programs.
In addition, you can consult the course on equations.
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