(CCS SONNE sy | | | | | | = : Ie LIBRARY ah ru Second Semester BE, Degree Examination, J 2023" Advanced Calculus and Numerical Methods Time: 3 hrs. Max, Marks: 100 Note: Answer any FIVE full questions, choosing ONE full question fram each module, 1a. Evaluate {f dyes where R is the region bounded by the parabola y? Ax and line x 4 (06 Marks) b. Evaluate J J xy dx dy by changing the order of integration (07 Marks) (07 Marks) OR 2 a. Evaluate f ff et de dy dx (06 Marks) b. By changing to the polar co-ordinates, evaluate f fe'"” "dxdy (07 Marks) ©. Prove that B ove (07 Marks) 3° a, Finda and b such that the surfiees ax” y+ z= 12 and 5x? ~ byz = 9x intersect orthogonally at (1,-1, 2) (06 Marks) bo IR = (ty) 24 j-(x+y)k, then show that F, Curl F = (07 Marks) cc. Show that X-|i +] | j. tsboth sotenoidal and irrotational, (07 Marks) F 7 way xy OR +xyj, evaluate J F.dr from (0, 0) to (1, 1) along ey=x ii) the parabola y= vx. (06 Marks) ie using Green’s theorem [ e"*sin y dx +e cos y dy, where C is the rectangle with vertices. (0,0), (m, 0), (x, /2) , (0, m/2). (07 Marks) ¢. Apply Gauss divergence theorem to evaluate Jffeiv Fay where x7 = ye)i-+(y? <2x)j-+(2? — xy)k taken over the reaetangular parallelepiped 0S xa, Osysb0szse (o7 Marks) 1ot3 @ Scanned with OKEN Scanner6 2IMa,< Modu! : Form th 1 differential equation by eliminat ng the arbitrary function from ‘orm the partial differential equation by Z> ylix) © xg) (06 Marks) pete (07 Marks) Solve ©7470, given that when x = 0, 7-= €) and = : é & (07 Marks) Solve «mv = nyy 22 + (ny = 2) = fy OR cee Form the partial differential equation by eliminating arbitrary constants fro wy ey (06 Marks) wipe Solve ©% =e eos3x subject to the condition i) z(x, 0) = 0 at With usual notations derive One-dimensional heat equation si (0,1) =0. (07 Marks) a (07 Marks) Modute-4 Find a real root of the equation tanx + tanhx = 0 in (2, 3) by the Regula-Falsi method, correct to 2 decimal places. (06 Marks) A function y= fix) isgivenby {x | 1] 12 | 147 16 7 18 720 [y= [0.0 [0.128] 0.544 [1.206 | 2.432 [4.00 Find 11.1) by using Newton's forward interpolation formula. (07 Marks) By dividing the interval (0, x) into 6 equal parts, find the approximate value of [e™** dx using Simpson’s 1/3” rule. (07 Marks) oR By Newton-Raphson method find the root that lies near x = 4.5 of the equation tanx ~ x = 0 correct to 4 decimal places, (x is in radians), (06 Marks) Using Lagrange’s interpolation method, find the value of f{x) at x = 5 given the values x [113] 41 6 Ax): [3 [9 [30 [732 (07 Marks) ‘Using Simpson's 3/8" rule, evaluate [irae dx by taking 7 ordinates. (07 Marks) Modu Use Taylor series method to find y(0.1) considering upto fourth degree term, given that Bax-y,yO=1. (06 sarks) Using Runge-Kutta method of fourth order, find y(0.1) for the equation x. om +0) =1 taking h=0.1, (07 Marks) Given that “ x= , (0.2) = 0.02, (0.4 0.1762, compute y at x= 0.8 by applying Milne’s method. (07 Marks) 2of3 @ Scanned with OKEN Scanner10 a 21MAT21 OR Using modified Euler’s method find y(0.1) correct to four decimal places taking h = 0.1, given that & =3x+ ty with y(0) = 1. (06 Marks) dx 2 Use fourth order Runge-Kutta method (o solve (x + yt =1, (04) = 1 at x= 0.5 correct to ix four decimal places, (07 Marks) dy I Se = 20 —y, (0) = 2, y(O.l) = 2.010 , y(0.2) = 2.040 , y(0.3) = 2.090, find y(0.4) correct to four decimal places by using Milne’s predictor — corrector method. (07 Marks) 30f3 @ Scanned with OKEN Scanner