A couple questions from today's test
A couple questions from today's test
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Re: A couple questions from today's test
Wow, it seems that we did not take the same exam! Are you based in China?dumplinghao123 wrote:1. (This is actually the last question of the test.)
Q: Z17 is the modular 17 ring. Consider the group of all the invertible elements under multiplication. Which of the following is the generator of such group?
I.5
II.8
III.16
A: I thought they all are (at the test). But the correct answer is 5 only. Could refer to this wiki link for generators:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multiplica ... s_modulo_n
2. There is a tank with salty water. The total volume is 100 liter, and 3 grams of salt was initially there. Now pour in the water with 0.02 per liter salty water with speed of 4 liters per minute. Assuming the salt and water mix instantly, and also pouring out the water at 4 liters per minute. In 100 minutes, how many grams of salt are there in this tank?
A: Set the function for salt is f(t). df/dt = 0.08-4*f(t)/100.
Solving this ODE by multiplying e^0.04t.
d(e^0.04t*f)=d(2*e^0.04t)
e^0.04t*f=2*e^0.04t+c
f=2+c/e^0.04t
at t=0, f=3, solve for c, get c=1
thus at t=100, f=2+e^0.04t
3.
Q: There is a line in 3-D space with the following expression:
x=5*cos(t)
y=5*sin(t)
z=t
If there is a point from which to (5,0,0) the length is 26. What’s the distance from this point to the origin?
A: dr = sqrt(26)*dt, so solve it, and get t = -sqrt(26), so the point is sqrt(25+26)=sqrt(51).
4.
Asking for a plane that’s orthogonal to both of the planes.
5.
Giving a matrix, asking the orthonormal basis of the column space.
6.
Q: How many spanning trees are there for 5 vertices under to isormorphism?
A: My answer was 3.
I will post more if I could remember...
Re: A couple questions from today's test
Yeah, I instinctively assumed Z17 was of prime order as well.
And I had the same test and am the US.
And I had the same test and am the US.
Re: A couple questions from today's test
mindreader wrote:Wow, it seems that we did not take the same exam! Are you based in China?dumplinghao123 wrote:1. (This is actually the last question of the test.)
Q: Z17 is the modular 17 ring. Consider the group of all the invertible elements under multiplication. Which of the following is the generator of such group?
I.5
II.8
III.16
A: I thought they all are (at the test). But the correct answer is 5 only. Could refer to this wiki link for generators:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multiplica ... s_modulo_n
2. There is a tank with salty water. The total volume is 100 liter, and 3 grams of salt was initially there. Now pour in the water with 0.02 per liter salty water with speed of 4 liters per minute. Assuming the salt and water mix instantly, and also pouring out the water at 4 liters per minute. In 100 minutes, how many grams of salt are there in this tank?
A: Set the function for salt is f(t). df/dt = 0.08-4*f(t)/100.
Solving this ODE by multiplying e^0.04t.
d(e^0.04t*f)=d(2*e^0.04t)
e^0.04t*f=2*e^0.04t+c
f=2+c/e^0.04t
at t=0, f=3, solve for c, get c=1
thus at t=100, f=2+e^0.04t
3.
Q: There is a line in 3-D space with the following expression:
x=5*cos(t)
y=5*sin(t)
z=t
If there is a point from which to (5,0,0) the length is 26. What’s the distance from this point to the origin?
A: dr = sqrt(26)*dt, so solve it, and get t = -sqrt(26), so the point is sqrt(25+26)=sqrt(51).
4.
Asking for a plane that’s orthogonal to both of the planes.
5.
Giving a matrix, asking the orthonormal basis of the column space.
6.
Q: How many spanning trees are there for 5 vertices under to isormorphism?
A: My answer was 3.
I will post more if I could remember...
No, I am in US. What you got? How was your questions, are they difficult?
Re: A couple questions from today's test
How did you do?etcetera wrote:Yeah, I instinctively assumed Z17 was of prime order as well.
And I had the same test and am the US.
Ah, I keep thinking about the test, lol.
I can't wait to know how I did... Hope that wasn't as bad as I thought.
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Re: A couple questions from today's test
I believe that I can't post the questions online but yeah, it's different. I'm based in Asia so I guess I took the exam a little bit earlier than you. But it is indeed different from what I had. Well, the differential equation problem I got is much more difficult than the one you posted...dumplinghao123 wrote:mindreader wrote:Wow, it seems that we did not take the same exam! Are you based in China?dumplinghao123 wrote:1. (This is actually the last question of the test.)
Q: Z17 is the modular 17 ring. Consider the group of all the invertible elements under multiplication. Which of the following is the generator of such group?
I.5
II.8
III.16
A: I thought they all are (at the test). But the correct answer is 5 only. Could refer to this wiki link for generators:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multiplica ... s_modulo_n
2. There is a tank with salty water. The total volume is 100 liter, and 3 grams of salt was initially there. Now pour in the water with 0.02 per liter salty water with speed of 4 liters per minute. Assuming the salt and water mix instantly, and also pouring out the water at 4 liters per minute. In 100 minutes, how many grams of salt are there in this tank?
A: Set the function for salt is f(t). df/dt = 0.08-4*f(t)/100.
Solving this ODE by multiplying e^0.04t.
d(e^0.04t*f)=d(2*e^0.04t)
e^0.04t*f=2*e^0.04t+c
f=2+c/e^0.04t
at t=0, f=3, solve for c, get c=1
thus at t=100, f=2+e^0.04t
3.
Q: There is a line in 3-D space with the following expression:
x=5*cos(t)
y=5*sin(t)
z=t
If there is a point from which to (5,0,0) the length is 26. What’s the distance from this point to the origin?
A: dr = sqrt(26)*dt, so solve it, and get t = -sqrt(26), so the point is sqrt(25+26)=sqrt(51).
4.
Asking for a plane that’s orthogonal to both of the planes.
5.
Giving a matrix, asking the orthonormal basis of the column space.
6.
Q: How many spanning trees are there for 5 vertices under to isormorphism?
A: My answer was 3.
I will post more if I could remember...
No, I am in US. What you got? How was your questions, are they difficult?
Re: A couple questions from today's test
We aren't supposed to reveal test questions.
I am in south east asia and none of your questions appeared in my test. Mine had questions asking about things which I didn't know was part of the syllabus!
I am in south east asia and none of your questions appeared in my test. Mine had questions asking about things which I didn't know was part of the syllabus!
Re: A couple questions from today's test
Yes, it seems it's not the twst i've taken yesterday.
I wonder if they diversify tasks because of time zones. I mean when the test begins in one part of the world it has already ended in another so there would be a slight possibility of cheating.
I wonder if they diversify tasks because of time zones. I mean when the test begins in one part of the world it has already ended in another so there would be a slight possibility of cheating.
Re: A couple questions from today's test
If some of the questions are already posted, can we discuss them?
If so, is the following analysis correct? For the modular ring, the group of elements invertible under multiplication has order 16. You do not include zero, so 17-1=16 invertible elements, or units, form part of the multiplicative group, which we can call G. These correspond to the equivalence classes created by division modulo 17 when the remainder is not zero. So, the generator must be coprime to 16 in order to generate all of G. So, 5 is the only viable option.
If so, is the following analysis correct? For the modular ring, the group of elements invertible under multiplication has order 16. You do not include zero, so 17-1=16 invertible elements, or units, form part of the multiplicative group, which we can call G. These correspond to the equivalence classes created by division modulo 17 when the remainder is not zero. So, the generator must be coprime to 16 in order to generate all of G. So, 5 is the only viable option.