TASK MATHEMATICS for ECONOMIC APPLICATIONS 06/09/2017
I M 1) A œ 3 D œ 3 # 3 œ #3 # œ 3 " " 3† œ #3 œ 3 o find the two 3 D 3 # 3 #3 # 3 " " 3 #
.T
square roots of remember that A 3 œ cos 3sin , thus
# #
1 1
3 œ 3 œ 5 3 5 5 œ !ß "
# # % %
cos 1 sin 1 cos 1 sin 1 .
1 1
The two roots are:
D" œ 3 œ 3 œ " 3
% % # # #
# # #
cos sin and
1 1
D# œ & 3 & œ # #3 œ # " 3 œ D"
% % # # #
cos sin .
1 1
I M 2) From J B ß B ß B ß B œ B B B B ß 7B B B 7B " # $ % " # $ % " # $ % we get:
J — œ — with † œ " " " " J "ß "ß "ß " œ %ß #7 # easily 7 " " 7 . From
we get 7 œ ". Since the dimension of the Image of a linear map is equal to the rank of the matrix associated to the map, for the matrix œ" " " ", by elementary
" " " "
operations on the rows we get: " " " " " " " " so we easi-
" " " " V V#Ä " ! ! ! ! and ly get Rank œ " œDim Imm .
From Dim Imm œ " we get Dim Ker œ % " œ $. Since the vector %ß % belongs to the Image of , a basis for ImmJ J is UM77 J œ "ß " . To find a basis for the
Kernel we solve the system: B B B B œ ! .
B B B B œ !" # $ % Ê B œ B B B
" # $ % % " # $
Every element —−Ker is —œ B B B ß B B B "ß #ß $ " # $ and a basis for the Kernel is UO/< J œ" ! !ß " ß ! " !ß " ß ! ! "ß "ß ß ß ß ß ß .
I M 3) The characteristic polynomial of is : - œ -ˆœ
œ œ œ
5
# # " " ! "
! " $ ! " $
" # 5 " # 5
- - -
- -
- -
V V" $
œ " 5 œ
- - - -
-
" !
"
$ "
# 5 " #
œ " - - #- 5 5 - " - 5- " œ œ " - - # # 5 - #5 ".
So - œ " is an eigenvalue for the matrix for every value of the parameter . 5 To have multiple eigenvalues for there are two possibilities:
a) -œ " is a root also for -# # 5 - #5 " œ !; b) -# # 5 - #5 " œ ! has a multiple (double) root.
a) -œ " is a root for -# # 5 - #5 " œ ! if " # 5 #5 " œ !, satis- fied for 5 œ #. If 5 œ # we get -# % $ œ- - "- $ œ ! with roots -œ "
and - œ $. For -œ " and 5 œ # we have " †ˆœ
" # "
! ! $
" # "
whose Rank
is clearly equal to and so # 7 œ $ # œ " 7 œ #1" +" . For 5 œ # the matrix is not a diagonalizable one.
b) -# - -
#
# 5 #5 " œ ! Ê œ # 5 „ # 5 % #5 "
#
and we ha- ve a multiple (double) root if # 5# % #5 " œ 5 %5 ) œ ! # . But this equa- tion does not have real solutions and therefore case b) does not provide multiple solu- tions. So the matrix is not diagonalizable only for 5 œ #.
I M 4) Since ˜œ —† œ † œ
" " " " " 5
" # " 5 " #5
" " " ! " 5
we get:
˜ œ" 5# " #5 # " 5 # œ'5 $# . has modulus equal to if˜ $ and only if '5 $ œ *# or 5 œ „ ".
II M 1) f œ #0 B C #C #BC . Bß C # #C
#C # #B
#ß ‡ œ .
M SG # œ ! Ê œ #
œ #C B " œ ! œ "
B œ !
: B C œ ! C
#BC #C C B
# #
∪ Impossible .
We have only the stationary point !ß ! .
MM SG: ‡ !ß ! # !
! #
œ . Since 0BBww ! while 0CCww ! the point !ß ! is a sad- dle point.
II M 2) The problem
Max min
u c
Max min
u c .
Î 0 Bß C œ Þ Þ !
Î 0 Bß C œ Þ Þ C Ÿ !
Ÿ ! BC
Ÿ C Ÿ #B B Ê
BC C #B B
# #
The feasible region is red-drawed in the figure in the next page.
The constraints are qualified, the objective function is continous and the feasible region is a bounded and closed set, so by Weierstrass Theorem the problem admits the absolute maximum and minimum value.
In the feasible region we have 0 Bß C ! with 0 Bß C œ ! only for C œ ! Þ So all the points ! Ÿ B Ÿ #ß C œ ! are minimum points.
The function 0 Bß C œ BC has a unique stationary point: !ß ! , just studied.
On the points satisfying C #B B œ# ! we apply the Kuhn-Tucker condition using the Lagrangian function ABß Cß-œ BC -C #B B#.
We have to solve the system:
C # # B œ ! B œ !
C œ #B B
Ê Ê
œ B œ B
C œ #B #B C œ #B #B
#B #B œ #B B $B %B œ B $B % œ !
- -
-
- -
#
# #
# # #
and so we get the two solutions: just studied and which is, clearly,
B œ !
C œ ! œ !
B œ C œ
- - œ
% )$
*%
$
the maximum point.
We conclude: Max 0 œ 0% )ß œ $#; Min 0 œ 0 Bß ! œ ! ! Ÿ B Ÿ # , .
$ * #(
In the figure below are drawn zero level curve (yellow) and positive level curves (blue).
II M 3) 0 Bß C œ / BC /CB is a differentiable function, so H 0 T œ@ f0 T †@ and H 0#@ßA T œ †@ ‡ T † AX .
f œ0 /BC /CBß /BC /CB, f0 "ß " œ#ß #, and so:
H 0 "ß " œ@ f0 "ß " † œ@ #ß #†cosαßsenα œ#cosαsenα. H 0 "ß " œ !@ if and only if cosα sen true for α α 1 and α 1.
œ œ œ
% %
$ Given A œcos"ßsen" Bß C / / / /
/ / / /
, since ‡ œ
BCBC CBCB BCBC CBCB, it re- sults ‡ "ß " œ ! and finally H 0 œ †‡ "ß " † A œ !, indepen-
!!
! #@ßA "ß " @ X
dently from .A
II M 4) The system
0 Bß Cß D œ B C / / œ "
1 Bß Cß D œ BCD /# BDBD DCDC "ß "ß "ß
/ œ " at point is satisfi-
ed. From ‰
Bß Cß D œ ` 0 ß 1 œ
` Bß Cß D
#BC / B / / /
CD / BD BC /
BD # DC BD DC
BD /DC BD /DC
we get ‰"ß "ß " œ " ! # . Since ! œ # Á ! with this
# # " #
"
# system we can
define, in a neighborhood of the point "ß "ß ", an implicit function D Ä B D ß C D . For this function we get:
d
dB % and
D " œ B " # #
# !
#
" !
#
w œ " œ œ
# d .
d
C & &
D " œ C " # #
" #
" !
#
w œ # " œ œ
#
The equation of the tangent line at D œ " is D Ä B " ß C " D B " ß C " w w or D Ä "ß " D #ß& œ " #Dß " &D
# #
, or, in cartesian form:
C œ B &
% %
* .