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Mathematics 103 Professor Alan H. Stein July 7, 2004 Solutions Final Examination (1) Consider an election among four candidates: James, Theresa, Marie and Donnie. Suppose 1850 voters cast ballots on which they recorded their preferences as shown in the table below. Place 570 460 420 400 1st Marie James James Donnie 2nd Theresa Donnie Donnie Theresa 3rd Donnie Theresa Marie Marie 4th James Marie Theresa James (a) Who would win under the plurality method? Solution: James would win with 880 votes to 570 votes for Marie and 400 votes for Donnie. (b) Who would win if Borda s System was used, with the first choice for each voter receiving 4 points, the second choice receiving 3 points, the third choice receiving 2 points and the last choice receiving 1 point? Show the Borda Count for each candidate. Solution: The Borda Counts are as follows: James: 570 1 + 460 4 + 420 4 + 400 1 = 4490 Theresa: 570 3 + 460 2 + 420 1 + 400 3 = 4250 Marie: 570 4 + 460 1 + 420 2 + 400 2 = 4380 Donnie: 570 2 + 460 3 + 420 3 + 400 4 = 5380 So Donnie will win. 1

(2) It is 2525 and all the planets in the galaxy have finally signed a peace treaty. Four of the planets (Alanos, Betta, Conii, Dugos, and Ellisium) decide to join forces and form an Intergalactic Federation. The Federation will be ruled by an Intergalactic Congress consisting of 30 seats, and each of the 5 planets will be entitled to a number of seats that is proportional to its population. The population of each planet is: Planet Alanos Betta Conii Dugos Ellisium Total Pop (billions) 140 160 125 105 270 800 (a) Determine the natural divisor. Solution: Note: All population figures are in billions. Since the total population is 800, the natural divisor is 800/30 = 80/3 26.6667. (b) Determine the natural quota for each state. For these and other calculations, round each answer to four places after the decimal point. Solution: Alanos: 140/26.6667 = 5.2500 Betta: 160/26.6667 = 6.0000 (rounded from 5.99999250001) Conii: 125/26.6667 = 4.68749 Dugos: 105/26.6667 = 3.9375 Ellisium: 270/26.6667 = 10.1250 (c) Determine the number of seats each planet would have if its natural quota was rounded down. How many seats short would the Intergalactic Congress be? Solution: Alanos: 5 Betta: 6 Conii: 4 Dugos: 3 Ellisium: 10 There would be 28 seats, so the Congress will be 2 seats short. (d) Recall that in Jefferson s Method, a modified divisor is obtained so that when the modified quota for each state is rounded down, the house will have the desired number of seats. Find the threshold divisor needed to increase Conii s modified quota to 5 under Jefferson s Method. Solution: 125/5 = 25 (3) Suppose $500 is placed in an account paying interest at an annual rate of 3.7%, compounded quarterly. What will the balance be if the account is left undisturbed for 15 years? Solution: 500(1 +.037/4) 4 15 = 868.75134361, so the balance will be $868.75. 2

(4) Consider the following graph. Determine whether there is an Euler circuit (a circuit going along each edge exactly once). If so, determine an Euler circuit. If not, explain why. 3 Solution: The following is just one solution. In cases where there is a choice of edges from a vertex, the edge taken first is marked by a small disk.

(5) Consider the following weighted graph. Use the Greedy Algorithm to find an approximate solution to the traveling salesman problem for a circuit starting at vertex D. Recall we need a circuit going through each vertex exactly once. 4 Solution: The Greedy Algorithm gives the path from D to C to B to A to D or the reverse. The diagram below shows the order in which the edges would be determined.

(6) Without using division, determine whether 23, 509, 851 is divisible by 3. Solution: 2 + 3 + 5 + 0 + 9 + 8 + 5 + 1 = 33, which is divisible by 3, so 23, 509, 851 must be divisible by 3. (7) Without using division, determine whether 23, 509, 851 is divisible by 6. Solution: It can t be, since it s odd. (8) Without using division, determine whether 23, 509, 851 is divisible by 9. Solution: 2+3+5+0+9+8+5+1 = 33, which is not divisible by 9, so 23, 509, 851 isn t either. (9) Without using division, determine whether 23, 509, 851 is divisible by 11. Solution: 2 3 + 5 0 + 9 8 + 5 1 = 9. Since 9 is not divisible by 11 (10) Calculate 27 73 + 10 mod 6. Solution: 27 73 + 10 3 1 + 4 = 7 1 mod 6. (11) Suppose a pair of dice is tossed. What s the probability the total comes up as 6? Solution: There are 36 equally likely possible outcomes, of which 5 result in a sum of 6, so the probability is 5/36. (12) Use the Fundamental Principle of Counting to explain why an ordinary deck of cards contains 52 cards. Solution: Each card has one of 13 possible face values (A, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, J, Q, K) along with one of 4 possible suits (clubs, diamonds, hearts, spades), so there are 13 4 = 52 possibilities. 5