TASK MATHEMATICS for ECONOMIC APPLICATIONS 15/1/2018
I M 1) D œ /691 "'31 œ /691 "' 3/ 1 œ "'cos1 3sin1œ
œ "'cos1 3sin1œ "'. So % D œ% "'œ % "' % cos1 3sin1œ
œ # 5 3 5 5 œ !ß "ß #ß $
% % % %
# #
cos1 1 sin1 1
with .
The four roots are:
for 5 œ ! À # 3 œ # 3 # à
% %
cos1 sin1
for 5 œ " À # $ 3 $ œ # 3 # à
% %
cos 1 sin 1
for 5 œ # À # & 3 & œ # 3 # à
% %
cos 1 sin 1
for 5 œ $ À # ( 3 ( œ # 3 #.
% %
cos 1 sin 1
I M 2) To find the eigenvalues of the matrix , we need determinant -ˆœ !:
! 5
! 5 !
5 !
5 5
-
-
-
- - - - -
œ # 5# œ 5 5 œ ! . So the three eigenvalues are -" œ-# œ 5ß-$ œ 5.
For 5 Á ! it is 7 œ #ß 7 œ ". Since
5
5
+ +
5 5 5ˆœ
! 5
! ! !
5 !
we get
7 œ $ 15 Rank 5ˆœ $ " œ # (obviously, since the matrix is symmetric).
Since -$ œ 5 is a simple eigenvalue, 715 œ 7+5 œ ". If 5 œ ! we easily get -" œ-# œ-$ œ ! and 7 œ 7 œ $1 .
! +
For 5 Á !, to find eigenvectors corresponding to -!" œ-# œ 5 we solve the system:
5ˆ†—œ † œ Ê
! 5 B !
! ! ! C !
5 ! D !
B D œ ! a C
5
5 so eigenvectors are: • œ Bß Cß B Þ
For the basis we need two linearly independent eigenvectors, and we choose:
•" œ "ß !ß " and •# œ !ß "ß ! Þ
For 5 Á !, to find eigenvectors corresponding to -$ œ 5 we solve the system:
5ˆ†—œ † œ Ê
! 5 B !
! #5 ! C !
5 ! D !
B D œ ! C œ !
5
5
so the unique eigenvector is • œ Bß !ß B Þ For the basis we choose •$ œ "ß !ß " Þ
If 5 œ ! Ê œ −
! ! !
! ! !
! ! !
• ‘
, the null matrix, and its eigenvectors are all $.
I M 3) Since we get:
0 "ß "ß " œ $ß $ß "
0 "ß "ß " œ "ß &ß "
" B C " $ " B C œ $ B C œ #
# B C " $ # B C œ $ B C œ "
" B C " " " B C œ " B C œ
† œ Ê Ê
" " " " " "
# # # # # #
$ $ $ $ $ $ #
and
" B C " " " B C œ " B C œ #
# B C " & # B C œ & B C œ $
" B C " " " B C œ "
† œ Ê Ê
" " " " " "
# # # # # #
$ $ $ $ B C œ !$ $
and so:
B C œ # B B C œ " B B C œ #" " Ê C" B C œ $# # Ê C#
" " " # # #
œ ! œ #
œ # à œ " à
B C œ # B
B C œ ! Ê C œ
" ! #
# # "
" " "
$ $ $
$ $ $
œ "
œ " . So
. Using elementary operations on the rows: V Ã V #V à V Ã V #V and then V Ã V V" we get:
# # " $ $ " $ $ # #
" ! # " ! #
# # " ! # &
" " " ! " $
Ê Ê Á !
" ! #
! # &
! ! ""#
. So and Rank œ $ . From this we get Dim Imm œ $ and Dim Ker œ $ $ œ !.
I M 4) If the vector has coordinates — #ß "ß # in the basis it means that:–
—œ † œ •
" " " # #
! " " " !
" ! " " $
. If we use the basis we get:
— œ † œ Ê Ê
" " # B # B B #B œ # B œ "
! " " B ! ! B B B œ ! B œ "
" ! # B $ B ! B #B œ $ B œ "
" " # $ "
# " # $ #
$ " # $ $
.
In fact .
" " # " #
! " " " !
" ! # " $
† œ œ —
II M 1) From the equation 0 Bß C œ C logB B " / C œ ! C we get 0 "ß ! œ ! . f0 Bß C œ C† " / Êf0 "ß ! œ "ß "
B CßlogB B " / " C .
Since 0Cw "ß ! œ " Á !, we can define an implicit function C œ C B , for which:
C " œ "ß ! œ œ "
"ß !
w
0 "
0 "
Bw Cw
.
Furthermore ‡Bß C † / ʇ "ß !
/
#
œ œ #
B " /
!
!
C B" B" C
"
B C
#
C and so:
C " œ 0 #0 C 0 C œ œ %
0 "
! # † # † " ! † "
ww ww ww w ww w
BB BC CC #
Cw
. For the expression of the Taylor polynomial of the second degree at B œ " we get:
T Bß " œ ! C " B " C " B "" œ B " # B " œ #B $B "
# w # ww # # # .
II M 2) Firstly we write the problem in the form:
Max/min u.c.
0 Bß C œ B C B %C Ÿ %
#C Ÿ # B
# #
# #
Max/min
u.c. .
0 Bß C œ B C B %C % Ÿ ! B #C # Ÿ !
# #
# # The objective function of the problem is a continuous fun- ction, the feasible region is a compact set, and so maximum and minimum values surelyX exist. The constraints are qualified.
The Lagrangian function of the problem is:
ABß Cß- -"ß #œB C# #-"B %C %# # -#B #C #. 1) case -" œ !ß-# œ ! À
A A
wB wC
œ #B œ ! œ #C œ !
Ê
œ ! œ ! B %C Ÿ %
#C Ÿ # B
! ! Ÿ % #
! Ÿ # !
#
# #
B
C !
Bß C œ !ß ! œ
. ‡ ‡ ! .
Since 0B Bww †0C Cww ! the point !ß ! is a saddle point.
2) case -" Á !ß-# œ ! À
A - -
A - -
wB " "
wC " "
œ #B # B œ #B " œ ! œ #C ) C œ #C " % œ !
Ê
œ ! œ !
B %C œ %
#C Ÿ # B
! ! œ %
! Ÿ # !
# #
B
C impossible
∪ À !ß " !ß "
B B
„#
œ !
œ Ê
œ !
œ !
-" " -
% " "
%
%C œ %
#C Ÿ # B
C œ „"
Ÿ # !
# and may be minimum points;
∪ À #ß ! #ß !
B
B
!
-
-
"
"
œ "
C œ !
Ê
œ C œ !
œ " !
# œ %
#C Ÿ # B
„#
Ÿ #„#
and may be maximum points;
∪
- -
"
" "
%
œ "
œ B %C œ %
#C Ÿ # B
# # impossible . 3) case -" œ !ß-# Á! À
A -
A -
- -
- - -
wB #
wC #
"
# #
#
# " #
# #
œ #B œ ! œ #C # œ !
Ê Ê
œ œ
#
œ œ
#C œ # B B %C Ÿ %
œ #
B %C Ÿ %
œ
Ÿ % À
# # # #
#
% $
$ %
$
% '%
* *
B C
B C
not satisfied .
The point ß# % .
$ $ Â X 4) case -" Á!ß-# Á! À
A - -
A - -
wB " #
wC " #
œ #B # B œ ! œ #C ) C # œ !
Ê œ ! œ # Ê
œ œ !
B %C œ %
#C œ #
B %C œ %
#C œ #
B B
C C
# #
# #
B
B ∪
. From 1
B œ ! C œ "
œ !
#C ) # œ ! Ê
B œ ! C œ "
œ œ ! -
- -
- -
#
" #
" "
%
#
just seen, it may be a minimum point;
B œ # B œ #
C œ ! C œ !
% % œ ! œ "
# œ ! œ !
- - Ê -
- -
" # "
# #
just seen, it may be a maximum point.
Now we study the function in the boundary points.
For B #C œ # Ê B œ # #C we get 0 C œ # #C# C œ $C )C %# # from which 0 C œ 'w C ) ! C %. So for " Ÿ C Ÿ " the function is increasing.
for $
For B %C œ % we put B œ # >
C œ >
# #
cos
sen to get 0 > œ % cos#> sen#> œ &cos#> "
from which 0 > œ "!w cos sen> > !Þ
Since we get:
"! ! cos sen
>
>
! ! Ÿ > Ÿ Ÿ > Ÿ # ! ! Ÿ > Ÿ
for or
for
1 1
# $# 1
1
So #ß ! and #ß ! are maximum points with 0 #ß ! œ 0 #ß ! œ % ,
!ß " and !ß " are minimum points with 0 !ß " œ 0 !ß " œ " .
II M 3) For the function 0 Bß C œ C#B #BC #(B$ # firstly we find its stationary points. f œ $0 B #C #( #C %BC# # ß .
I SG: $ œ ! Ê $ œ ! Ê
œ ! œ !
B #C #( B #C #(
#C %BC #C " #B
# # # #
Ê œ Ê ∪ Ê
œ !
œ $ œ $
œ ! œ !
œ œ
œ œ
œ œ
B *
C
B B
C C
C B
B B
C C
# #
and "!& and
" )
#
" "
# #
"!& "!&
# # # #
There are four stationary points: "ß ! ß "ß ! ß "#ß "!& ß "#ß "!&Þ
# # # #
II SG: œ % .
‡Bß C 'B % C C # %B
‡ ‡
‡
$ß ! ") $ß !
"!
œ ! À ! À
! !
"
# is a Maximum point;
‡ ‡
‡
œ ! À ! À
! "% !
$ß ! ") " $ß !
# is a minimum point;
‡ ‡
" "!&
#ß ß
# #
#"!
#"!
œ À ! À
3 is a Saddle point.
0 #
"
#
"!&
# #
‡ ‡
" "!&
#ß ß
# #
#"!
#"!
œ 3 À ! À is a Saddle point.
0 #
"
#
"!&
# #
II M 4) From 0 Bß C œ αB C #B $C# " $ # we get:
0 Bß C œ # B # ß 0Bw α B Bww Bß C œ # ß 0 Bß C œ $ C 'C ß 0 α Cw " # C Cww Bß C œ ' C ' " . From the given conditions:
0 "ß " œ # # œ 0Bw α C Cww "ß " œ ' '" Ê# # œ ' 'α " Ê#α' œ ) à"
0Cw "ß " œ $ ' œ 0 " B Bww "ß " œ # αÊ$ ' œ #" αÊ#α$ œ ' Þ"
# ' œ ) œ "%
# $ œ ' # œ $ '
œ œ "!
α
α α α
$
" "
" "
"
Ê Ê
"%
$ .