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Daily · 2026-05-14

Daily math problems for May 14, 2026 — Matrices, Limits, Complex Numbers

One bite-sized math problem set for the day. Solve the 3 multiple-choice problems and reveal the worked solutions.

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The matrix is:

Problems & worked solutions

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Problem 1 — Matrix Equations

The matrix A=(2412)A=(21​42​) is:

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  1. A. invertibleinvertible
  2. B. not invertiblenot invertible✓ correct
  3. C. diagonaldiagonal
  4. D. the identitythe identity

det⁡A=0detA=0, so AA is singular (not invertible).

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Problem 2 — Calculus

lim⁡x→0sin⁡3xtan⁡5xx→0lim​tan5xsin3x​ equals:

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  1. A. 3553​✓ correct
  2. B. 5335​
  3. C. 11
  4. D. 00

sin⁡3xtan⁡5x=sin⁡3x3x⋅5xtan⁡5x⋅35→1⋅1⋅35=35tan5xsin3x​=3xsin3x​⋅tan5x5x​⋅53​→1⋅1⋅53​=53​.

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Problem 3 — Complex Numbers

For n≥2n≥2, the sum of all nnth roots of unity equals:

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  1. A. 00✓ correct
  2. B. 11
  3. C. nn
  4. D. 1nn1​

The polynomial zn−1zn−1 has zero coefficient for zn−1zn−1, so by Viète's formula the sum of its roots is 00. Equivalently, the geometric sum ∑k=0n−1e2πik/n=1−11−e2πi/n=0∑k=0n−1​e2πik/n=1−e2πi/n1−1​=0 (for n≥2n≥2).

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