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Task MTH1010 Assignment 2. This assignment mark will count 5% towards your final MTH1010 mark.

Objectives When you have completed this assignment you should have developed the following skills:

Understanding and working with polynomial functions;

Understanding and working with limits and limits of functions;

Understanding and working with rational functions;

Understanding and working with exponential and logarithmic expressions;

Using exponential and/or logarithmic functions in applied settings;

Consulting in groups but writing up final drafts individually.

Instructions Before you start this assignment

Read your lecture notes up to and including logarithmic functions and the relevant sections in

Bolster Academy.

Read through the tutorial exercises you have completed as an aid to doing the assignment

problems.

Be aware of Monash University guidelines and plagiarism and cheating, they are available for

viewing at http://www.policy.monash.edu/policy-bank/academic/education/conduct/plagiarism-

policy.html

Attempting the assignment Keep in mind the following:

Write neatly.

Show all steps and working.

Use words to briefly describe/explain steps in your working and diagrams to illustrate.

Most marks are given to correct working and explanations.

10% of the total assignment marks are given to mathematical communication. Please read the

Mathematics Assignment Writing Guide on the MTH1010 Moodle page.

Final answers are only worth one mark each.

Submission Be aware that:

Assignment 2is due on Friday 16th September 23:55. It should be placed in the online

submission tool provided in Moodle.

Extension to an assignments due date, on reasonable grounds, must be sort from the Unit

Coordinator before the due date, if possible.

Assignments submitted after the due date should be submitted directly to the Unit

Coordinator .

Assignments submitted after the due date, without Unit Coordinator granted extension, will be

penalised for lateness by 10% of the assignment total per calendar day.

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MTH1010 Assignment 2 School of Mathematics Semester 2 2022

1. Using only algebra and the limit laws, evaluate the following limits, or if the limit does not exist,

explain why.

(a) i. lim

x?→1

(

7x3 ? 5x+ 3√x

x+ 1

)

.

ii. lim

x?→∞

(

5x? 2

4x+ 7

)

.

iii. lim

x?→?3

( |x+ 3|

x2 + x? 6

)

.

iv. lim

x?→4

√

25? x2 ? 3

x2 ? 16

)

.

Note: Your working should clearly show only one limit law per line. Furthermore, you should

clearly explain any other vital steps in your working which is not a limit law.

(b) Consider the function

f(x) =

{

0 if x is an integer

1 if x is not an integer

i. Sketch the graph of y = f(x) for x ∈ [?4, 4].

ii. Find lim

x?→0

(f(x)) or explain why it does not exist.

2. Consider the rational function

F(x) =

8x2 + 20x? 12

4x2 + 4x? 3 .

(a) Factorise the numerator, f(x) = 8x2 + 20x? 12, as much as possible.

(b) Factorise the denominator, g(x) = 4x2 + 4x? 3, as much as possible.

(c) Write the factorised form of F , and then identify the Cartesian coordinates of any holes for

y = F (x).

(d) Find Cartesian coordinates of the x- and y-intercepts for y = F (x).

(e) Apply polynomial long division to write the function F(x) in asymptotic form.

(f) Given your answer in (e) state the nature and equations of any asymptotes for y = F (x).

(g) State the domain and range of F .

(h) Sketch the graph of y = F (x). Make sure all holes, axes-intercepts and asymptotes are clearly

labelled.

3. Algebraically solve the following equations for x (where x is a real number). Leave your answers in

exact form, that is, do not use a calculator. Show all working and clearly explain key steps in your

working.

(a) 323x+1 = 128.

(b) log5(4x? 3) = log3(9).

(c) 9

(

1

2

)x

= 4 + 2

(

1

4

)x

.

(d) 3

(

8?x

)

=

1

2

(

72x+1

)

. (Write your final answer in terms of the natural logarithm function).

(e) 2 log2x+1(2x+ 4)? log2x+1(4) = 2.

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MTH1010 Assignment 2 School of Mathematics Semester 2 2022

4. A new cafe opens in a country town. The manager of the cafe decides not to invest in advertising

because the coffee is so good that he is confident that word will spread of the new cafe and its

wonderful coffee. A marketing survey has shown that the percentage of the population in the country

town who will hear of this new cafe is governed by the logistic model

P (t) =

A

B + e?kt

where P (t) represents the percentage of the town’s population who hear about the cafe t days after

the cafe opens. The constants A, B and k are to be determined from observations found by the

market survey.

The market survey of this word-of-mouth campaign finds that

On the day the cafe opened (at t = 0) 5% of the town’s population had heard about the cafe.

After one week (t = 7) the word about the cafe has spread to 10% of the town’s population.

Eventually, that is, after a very long time, everyone in the town will have heard about the cafe.

(a) Given the three pieces of information provided by the marketing survey of this advertisement

campaign, find the exact values of the constants A, B and k. Write the equation describing

how many people will have heard about the cafe at time t days after the cafe opened.

(b) Approximately what percentage of the town knew about the cafe 2 weeks after the cafe opened?

(c) Approximately how many days after the cafe opened had half the population heard about the

cafe?

(d) Sketch the graph of P (t) =

A

B + e?kt

. Make sure you label the axes, any asymptotes and

axes-intercepts.

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