TASK MATHEMATICS for ECONOMIC APPLICATIONS 11/07/2017
I M 1) D D %D % œ D D " % D " œ D " D % œ$ # # #
œD " D #3 D #3 ; so D D %D % œ D " D #3 D #3 œ !$ # . The three roots are D œ " D œ #3 D œ #3" , # , $ . Since D œ " œ "" cos! 3sin!;
D œ #3 œ # 3 D œ #3 œ # 3
# # # #
$ $
# cos1 sin 1 and $ cos 1 sin 1 we get:
D † D † D œ " † # † # † ! 3 ! œ
# # # #
$ $
" # $ cos 1 1 sin 1 1
œ %cos 21 3sin 21œ % /# 31 œ /691 %# 31 .
I M 2) Since œ
" " " "
" " " "
7 7 " "
, the image of B ß B ß B ß B" # $ % can be written
as J B ß B ß B ß B œ ; B B B B
" # $ %
"
#
$
%
†
using elementary operations on the rows we get:
" " " " " " " "
" " " " ! # ! # 7 7 " " 7 " 7 " ! !
Ê
V V V V
# "
$ "
from which we easily see
that Dim Imm if while Dim Ker if ; the dimension
otherwise otherwise
œ# œ#
$ "
7 œ " 7 œ "
of the Kernel is maximum if 7 œ " .
For a basis of the Kernel remember that B ß B ß B ß B" # $ % belongs to the Kernel of ifJ
† œ
B B B B
"
#
$
%
; in system form we get:
B B B B B B B B B B B B
B B B B B B
B B B B
" # $ %
" # $ %
" # $ %
" # $ % $ "
" # $ %
œ ! œ ! œ !
Ê œ ! Ê œ
œ ! B œ B% # , every ele-
ment of the Kernel is , so a
B B " !
B B ! "
B B " !
B ! "
B B
" "
# #
$ "
%
" #
œ œ
B#
basis for the
Kernel is UO/< J œ" !ß ß "ß ! ß ! " !ß " ß ß . For a basis of the Image remember
that C ß C ß C belongs to the Image of if , that in system form is B
B B B
C C C
" # $
"
#
$
%
"
#
$
J † œ
B B B B C B B B B C B B B B C
C C
" # $ % "
" # $ % #
" # $ % $
" $
œ œ œ
Ê œ ; so every element of the Image is a vector
C C C"ß #ß $ with C œC œ œC C and a basis for the
C C " !
C C ! "
C C " !
$ " " #
" "
# #
$ "
or
Image is UM77 J œ" ! " ß ! "ß ß ß ß !. I M 3) The characteristic polynomial of is:
: œ œ œ # œ % $
- -ˆ - - - -
# " -
" # # " #
while the characteristic polyinomial of is:
: œ œ œ + , œ + , +,
- -ˆ - - - - -
+ !-
! ,
# . The
two matrices have the same caractheristic polynomial if and only if + , œ % and +, œ $; so +œ " and , œ $ or +œ $ and ,œ ".
For the dimentions of the eigenspaces associated to the eigenvalues of the matrix note that the two eigenvalues are simple, i.e. they have algebraic multiplicity equal to and"
so also their geometric multiplicity is equal to . So any eigenspace has " dimension equal to ".
I M 4) A modal matrix that diagonalizes , if it exists, is a non singular matrix having columns that are linearly independent eigenvectors associated to the matrix . To find the first step is to calculate the characteristic polynomial of :
: œ œ œ œ
- -ˆ -
" " "
! !
# # #
" "
# #
-
-
-
-
- œ -" - # - #œ -$-# œ -#- " Þ
From - -# " œ ! we get the three eigenvalues -" œ-# œ ! and -$ œ " . Since 7 œ $ 1! Rank !ˆœ $ Rank œ $ " œ # we get 7 œ 7!1 +! and the matrix is a diagonalizable one.
To find two eigenvectors @ œ@ ß @ ß @" # $ associated to the eigenvalue we have to! solve the system ! †ˆ† œ@ , and so:
@ @ @ !
! !
@ #@ #@ !
@ @ @ !
" # $
" # $
$ " #
œ œ
œ
Ê œ
#
, so every eigenvector associated to is a vec-
tor @ œ œ œ
@ @ " !
@ @ ! "
@ @ @ " "
@ @
" "
# #
$ " #
" #
.
To find one eigenvector associated to the eigenvalue " we solve the system:
"
#
#
† † œ Ê #
œ œ
œ
œ ˆ @ , or œ
@ @ @ !
@ !
@ #@ @ !
@ @
@ !
" # $
#
" # $
$ "
# , so every eigenvec- tor associated to " @ œ œ œ
#
is a vector .
@ @ "
@ ! !
@ @ #
@
" "
#
$ "
"
So a modal matrix to diagonalize may be T œ .
" ! "
! " !
" " #
II M 1) 0 Bß C ia a differentiable function with f0 œ $B ß $C # #, so:
H 0 T œ@ f0 † @ œ $B ß $C # #† "ß ! œ $B #, H 0 T œA f0 † A œ $B ß $C # #† !ß " œ $C #.
From H 0 T œ H 0 T@ A it follows $B œ $C# # ÊB C œ !# # whose unique so- lution is T œ !ß ! .
II M 2) The Lagrangian function of the problem is:
ABß Cß Dß-œB #C %D-B C D #"
%
# # # .
M SG f œ: A " # Bß - # # Cß- % #-D B C D ß #".
%
# # #
" œ !
# œ ! œ
% D œ ! B C D œ
Ê Ê
œ D œ
œ
œ œ
œ " œ "
D œ # D œ #
œ " œ "
# B
# C C
#
B B B
C C
- - -
- -
# # #
"
"
#
#" #"
" "
# #
#"
%
#
% %
- - - -#
or . The problem
has two constrained critical points: T" œ "ß ß" # T# œ "ß ß " #
# #
and .
MM SG œ
D
D
: ‡ A -
-
-
!
! !
! !
! !
#B #C #
#B #
#C #
# #
.
Since the problem has three variables and one constraint, we must consider two leading principal minors: ‡ A$ and ‡ A% .
‡ A -
- -
-
$ œ œ # œ
!
!
!
!
!
#B #C
#B #
#C #
#B #B C #B #
#C # #C
œ ) B ) C œ )- # - # -B C# # ;
‡ A -
-
-
-
-
% œ œ
D
D
D
!
! !
! !
! !
! !
!
!
#B #C #
#B #
#C #
# #
#B
#B
#C #
# #
# D œ
D D
!
C #
#B # #B #
#C #C #
# # #
- -
-
-
! !
! !
! ! !
œ "' B "' C "' D œ "'-# # -# # -# # -#B C D# # # . Since:
‡$ T" ‡% T" T" 0 T " œ #"
!à ! Ê is the maximum point with #
‡$ T# ‡% T# T# 0 T # œ #"
!à ! Ê is the minimum point with # . II M 3) is a differentiable function with 0 0 !ß !ß ! œ ! .
f0 œ/ D B/ /C ß C Dß C/ BD , f !ß !ß !0 œ" " !ß ß ; ‡ 0 œ ‡0 Ð!ß !ß !Ñ œ
! / " ! " "
/ B/ / " ! "
" / C/ " " !
C
C C D
D D
, .
The request polinomial is À
T#B C D œ 0 !ß !ß ! f !ß !ß !ß ß 0 B C Dß ß "B C D† 0 Ð!ß !ß !Ñ † œ
#
† ‡ B
C D œ B C BC BD CD .
II M 4) The Jacobian matrix ‰ œ ` 0 ß 1
` Bß Cß D
is :
‰ œ sinC D$ sinB D/D BC B cosC D/D BC cosB B C / D BC
B C CD# B D BD$ C BC with
‰ T œ " " "
"
! ! .
So ` Cß D
` B
œ‰" T CßD †‰ T B œ œ
"
" " "
" † !
! œ ! " " œ !
" † !
" " .
Or .C ; .D .
.B œ œ ! .B œ œ "
" " " "
! ! " !
" " " "
" ! " !