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MTH166

This document contains 33 multiple choice questions related to differential equations, partial differential equations, and vector calculus. Some key topics covered include: - Identifying the type of differential equation (e.g. exact, homogeneous) - Finding integrating factors and general/particular solutions - Classifying PDEs as elliptic, hyperbolic, or parabolic - Using gradient, divergence and curl to analyze vector fields and scalar functions - Describing level surfaces and finding surface areas

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MTH166

This document contains 33 multiple choice questions related to differential equations, partial differential equations, and vector calculus. Some key topics covered include: - Identifying the type of differential equation (e.g. exact, homogeneous) - Finding integrating factors and general/particular solutions - Classifying PDEs as elliptic, hyperbolic, or parabolic - Using gradient, divergence and curl to analyze vector fields and scalar functions - Describing level surfaces and finding surface areas

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MTH166

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1. The solution of equation xdy+ydx=0 is
a. Xy=c
b. X+y=c
c. X-y=c
d. x/y=c
2. The necessary and sufficient condition for the differential equation Mdx+Ndy=0 to
be exact is
a. dM/dy=N
b. dN/dx=M
c. dM/dy-dN/dx=0
d. dM/dy+dN/dx=0
3. The equation (3x^2+6xy^2)dx+(6x^2y+4y^3)dy=0
a. Homogeneous differential equation
b. An exact differential equation
c. Non-exact differential equation
d. Bemoulli equation
4. The possible integrating factor for ydx-xdy+logydy=0
a. 1/x^2
b. X^2
c. 1/xy
d. 1/y^2
5. The expression xdy-ydx/x^2 is equal to:
a. -d(x/y)
b. d(y/x)
c. d[log(y/x)
d. d(tan’y/x)
6. The equation y’’+4y’+xy=x^2e^x is:
a. 1st order Homogeneous LDE with variable coefficients.
b. 2nd order Homogeneous LDE with constant coefficients.
c. 2nd order Non-homogeneous LDE with constant coefficients.
d. 2nd order Non-homogeneous LDE with variable coefficients.
7. The solution of the differential equation 4y’’+4y’+y=0 is:
a. (A+Bx)e^-x/2
b. (A+Bx)e^-x
c. (A+Bx)e^x
d. (A+bx)e^2x
8. The value of wronskian for the function :[x,x^2,x^3]is:
a. X^3
b. 2x^3
c. 0
d. X^
9. The solution of the differential equation: y’’+2πy’+π^2y=0 is:
a. (A+Bx)e^-π/2
b. (A+Bx)e^-πx
c. (A+Bx)e^πx
d. (A+Bx)e^2πx
10. The differential equation corresponding to the solutions: (e^3x,e^-2x)is:
A. Y’’+y’+6y=0
B. Y’’-y’+6y=0
C. Y’’-y’-6y=0
D. Y’’+y’-6y=0
11. The particular integral (P.I) for the equation y’’-2y’-3y=3e^2x is:
a. e^2x
b. -e^2x
c. e^-2x
d. -e^-2x
12. The general solution of equation x^2y’’+xy’-4y=0 is
a. Y=c1e^x +c2e^-x
b. Y=(c1cos5x+c2sin5x)
c. Y=c1e^x+c2e^-5x
d. Y=c1x^2 +c2x^-2
13. The particular integral (P.I) for the equation y’’+4y=6cosx is :
a. 2sinx
b. Cosx
c. 2cosx
d. Sinx
14. The complimentary function (C.F) for the equation y”+y =secx is:
a. Acosx-Bsinx
b. Acosx+Bsinx
c. -Acosx+Bsinx
d. Acos2x+Bsin2x
15. The nature of partial differential equation d^2u/dx^2=5du/dx+du/dy is
a. Circular
b. Elliptic
c. Hyperbolic
d. Parabolic
16. The partial differential equation corresponding to the function Z=f(x/y)where
dx/dx=p and dx/dy =q is
a. Px=qy
b. Px+qy=0
c. Py=qy
d. Py+qx=0
17. The nature of partial differential equation d^2u/dx^2+d^2u/dxdy+d^2u/dy^2=0 is
a. Parabolic
b. Hyperbolic
c. Elliptical
d. None of these
18. Which of the following solution of heat equation is used to solve the problem
related to conduction of heat?
a. U(x,t)=(Acospt + Bsin pt)e^-c^2p^2t
b. U(x,t)=(Acospx + Bsinpx)e^c^2p^2t
c. U(x,t)=(Acospx + Bsinpx)e^-c^2p^2
d. U(x,t)=(Acospx + Bsinpx)e^-c^2p^2t
19. The general degree PDE: Ad^2u/dx^2 + Bd^2u/dxdy + Cd^2u/dy^2 + Ddu/dx +
Edu/dy + Fu = 0 represent Hyperbolic equation if:
a. B^2-4AC = 0
b. B^2-4AC > 0
c. B^2-4AC < 0
d. Noe of these
20. Two-dimensional heat equation in steady state is called:
a. Wave equation
b. One dimensional heat equation
c. Laplace Equation
d. None of these
21. The partial differential equation d^2u/dx^2 + d^2u/dy^2 = 0 represents:
a. Heat equation
b. Laplace equation
c. Wave equation
d. D’ Alembert equation
22. The nature of partial differential equation d^2u/dx^2 + 2d^2u/dxdy + d^2u/dy^2 =
0 is:
a. Elliptical
b. Parabolic
c. Hyperbolic
d. Circular
23. The nature of partial differential equation: c^2 d^2u/dx^2 + du/dx-du/dt = 0 is:
a. Elliptical
b. Circular
c. Hyperbolic
d. Parabolic
24. Lets be a surface defined by f(x,y,z) = C the unit normal vector n^ to the surface S is
given by:
a. n^ =grad(f)/|grad(f)|
b. n^ =grad(f)
c. n^=|grad(f)|
d. n^ grad(f).|grad(f)|
25. The gradient of a scale field f(x,y,z) produces a ……………….?
a. Vector field
b. Scalar field
c. Surface
d. None
26. The gradient of the scalar field function f(x,y) = y^2-y^2-4xy at point (1,2) is:
a. 8i^
b. -8i^
c. 8j^
d. -8j^
27. The normal vector to the surface f(x,y,z) =xy^2 + 2yx-8 at the point (3,-2,1) is:
a. 4i^ + 10j^ + 4k^
b. 4i^ + 10j^ - 4k^
c. 4i^ + 10j^ - 4k^
d. -4i^ - 10j^ + 4k^
28. The level surface of the scalar field defined by the function f = x + y + z are:
a. Spheres
b. Ellipsoids
c. Paraboloids
d. Parallel planes
29. The direction derivative of a scalar point function f in the direction b^ is given by:
a. F.b^
b. Curl(f).b^
c. Divergence(f).b^
d. Gradient (f).b^
30. If for two vectors a and b the dot product a.b =0 then
a. Vectors a and b are coincidental
b. Vectors a and b are parallel
c. Vectors a and b are perpendicular
d. None of these
31. The parametric representation of the straight line through the point p (1,2,3) and
having direction b=i^ + 2j^ + 2k^ is :
a. r(t) = (1 + t)i^-2(1 + t)j+(3-2t)k^
b. r(t) = (1 + t) i^-(1+t)j+k^
c. r(t) = (1 + t)i^+ 2(1 + t)j^+(3+2t)k^
d. r(t) = (1 + t)i^ + (1 + t)j^-k^
32. The level surfaces of the scalar fild defined by the function f = x^2 + y^2 +z^2 are:
a. Parallel planes
b. Spheres
c. Paraboloids
d. Ellipsoids
33. The surface area of the surface x^2 + y^2 + z^2 = a^2 is:
a. πa^2
b. 4πa^2

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