
матем / Mathematics in economics
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Vectors. Meaning, geometric representation, and types of vectors. |
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Operations on vectors. Addition and scalar multiplication. |
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The properties of vector addition and scalar multiplication. |
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Linear combination of vectors. |
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Linear dependence of vectors and linear independence of vectors. |
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Scalar product of vectors and its properties. |
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Vector spaces. One-dimensional and two- dimensional vector space. |
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Let u=[1, 3, 5] and v=[2, 4 ,6]. Find the following:
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Let u=[1, 3] and v =[2, 4]. Find, and illustrate, the following:
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Find the scalar products of the following vectors: u=[5, 15, 25] and v =[1, 3, 5]. |
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Find the domain of the following functions:
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Let
Which of these matrices are conformable for addition and subtraction? Find the sums and differences of those matrices that are conformable for addition and subtraction. |
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Use
the sum-or-difference and power rules to find
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Find
the following indefinite integrals:
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Solve the following SSLEs using the Gauss method:
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Let
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Find the limit, if it exist, of the following function:
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Find
the following indefinite integral:
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Solve the following LP problem: maximize П=4x+3y, subject to 2x+4y≤40, 4x+2y≤50, 2x+2y≤40, and x,y≥0. |
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Evaluate
the following definite integral:
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Matrices. Types of matrices. |
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Matrix operation: scalar multiplication, addition and subtraction. |
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Matrix operation: multiplication. The properties of matrix multiplication |
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Transpose of a matrix. Symmetric matrix. Properties of matrix transposition. |
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The system of linear algebraic equations and solution methods. Formula Cramer. |
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Gauss method and its characteristics. |
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Functions. Univariate functions. |
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Types of functions and their graphs. |
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Find the scalar products of the following vectors: u=[5, -3, 2] and v =[-1, 2, 4]. |
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Find the transpose of the following matrice:
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Find the limit, if it exist, of the following function:
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Let
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Find
partial derivatives
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Solve the following LP problems: Minimize C=3x+2y, subject to x+10y≥20, 10x+y≥40, and x,y≥0 |
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Calculate the indefinite integral by substitution methods:
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Find the initial support solution to the transportation problem by northwestern methods.
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Let
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Let
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Find
the following indefinite integrals:
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Limit of functions. Properties of limits. |
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Continuity function. Properties of continuity. |
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Derivatives of univariate functions and notations. |
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Rules of differentiation of univariate functions. |
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Indefinite integrals. Integration as anti-differentiation. Notations and concepts. |
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Rules of integration. Integration by parts. |
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Definite or Riemann integrals. Notations and concept. |
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Fundamental theorem of integral calculus. Newton –Leibniz formula. |
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Find the transpose of the following matrice:
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Suppose
that we have an equation of matrices given by 4A−2B=C.
Let
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Find
the derivative of a composite function
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Find
the limit of the function by using the second
remarkable limit:
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Find
the gradient and its modulus of the function at said point:
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Calculate the integral by the method integration by parts:
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Find
the limit of the function by using the first remarkable limit:
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Find
the initial support solution to the transportation problem by
minimum tariff.
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Find
the derivative of a composite function:
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Find the solution of a system of linear equations by Gauss methods:
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Let
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