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BC C 6C F D 9 B 6 C8 8

0 5 3 A 2
CB BC2 26C4 4F0 D54 493 6B9 96A C8C C82 DE4
C 6C F0 D5 93 6B 6A C8 82 DE 16
BC 26 4F D 49 6B 96 C C8 D 41 6F
C 5 3 A 8 2 E 6
C2 26C 4F0 0D5 493 6B9 96A C8C C82 DE 416 6FB BCB
6C 4F0 D5 493 6B 6A C8 82 DE 416 6F CB C2
26 4F D 49 6B 96 C C8 D 41 6F BC C 6C
C A 8
6C 4F0 0D5 5493 36B 96A C8 C82 2DE E416 66F BCB BC2 26C 4F0
4F D5 49 6B 96A C8 C8 DE 41 6F BC C 6C 4F D5
4F 0D5 49 36B 96A C8 C8 2DE 41 66F BC BC 26C 4F 0D5 493
3 2 6 2 0

68650
F0 0D54 493 6B9 96A C8C C82 DE 416 6FB BCB BC2 6C4 4F0 D54 4936 6B9
D5 93 6B 6A C8 8 DE 41 6F C C2 6C F0 D5 93 B 6A
0D 49 6 96 C C 2D 4 66 BC BC 6 4F D 49 6B 96 C

i) ∫0
54 3 B9 A 8C 82 E 16 FB B 2 C4 0D 54 36 9 AC 8C

2𝜋
54 936 6B96 6AC C8C 82DDE4 4166 6FB CB C26 6C4 F0D 549 936 B96 6AC 8C 82D
9 C C F B 8
49 36B B96AAC8 8C8 82D E41 166F FBC BC 26C C4F 0D5 5493 36B 96AAC8 8C8 2DE E41
36 96 C C 2D E4 66 B BC 26 4F 0D 49 6B 96 C C8 2D 41 66
B9 A 8C 82 E 16 FB CB 2 C4 0D 54 36 9 AC 8C 2D E4 66 FB

𝑑𝜃
6A C8 82 DE 416 6F CB C2 6C F0 5 93 B9 6A 8C 82 E 16 FB CB
C8 C8 DE 41 6F BC C 6C 4F0 D5 493 6B 6A C8 82 DE 416 6F CB C2

2+𝑐𝑜𝑠𝜃
C8 2D 41 66F BC BC 26C 4F D5 49 6B 96A C8 C8 DE 41 6F BC C 6C
2D E4 66 BC BC 26 4F 0D 49 36B 96 C C8 2D 41 66F BC BC 26C 4F
E4 166 FB B 26 C4 0D 54 36 96 AC 8C 2D E4 66 BC BC 26 4F 0D
16 FB CB C2 C4 F0 54 936 B9 AC 8C 82D E4 166 FB B 26 C4 0D 54
6F C C 6C F0 D5 93 B 6A 8 82 E 16 F CB C2 C F0 5 93
BC BC 26C 4F D 49 6B 96 C8 C8 D 41 6F BC C 6C 4F D5 49 6B
BC 26 4F 0D 549 36B 96 AC C8 2D E41 66F BC BC 26C 4F 0D 49 36B 96A

y
x
26 C4F 0D 549 36B 96 AC 8C8 2D E41 66F BC BC 26C 4F 0D 549 36B 96 C8
C4 0D 54 36 9 AC 8C 2D E4 66 B B 26 4 0D 54 36 96 AC C
F0 54 93 B9 6A 8C 82 E 16 FB CB C2 C4 F0 54 936 B9 AC 8C 82D
D5 93 6B 6A C8 8 DE 41 6F C C2 6C F0 D5 93 B 6A 8 82 E

𝜋2
49 6B 96A C8 C8 2D 41 66F BC BC 6C 4F D5 493 6B 96A C8 C8 DE 41
36 96 C C 2D E4 66 B BC 26 4F 0D 49 6B 96 C C8 2D 41 66

12
B9 A 8C 82 E 16 FB CB 2 C4 0D 54 36 9 AC 8C 2D E4 66 FB

113
6A C8 82 DE 416 6F CB C2 6C F0 5 93 B9 6A 8C 82 E 16 FB CB

12 1
C8 C8 DE 41 6F BC C 6C 4F0 D5 493 6B 6A C8 82 DE 416 6F CB C2

𝐹 (𝑠) =
C8 2D 41 66F BC BC 26C 4F D5 49 6B 96A C8 C8 DE 41 6F BC C 6C

c) Using Residue theorem, evaluate


2D E4 66 BC BC 26 4F 0D 49 36B 96 C C8 2D 41 66F BC BC 26C 4F
N.B. 1) Question No. 1 is compulsory.

17
E4 166 FB B 26 C4 0D 54 36 96 AC 8C 2D E4 66 BC BC 26 4F 0D

119
16 FB CB C2 C4 F0 54 936 B9 AC 8C 82D E4 166 FB B 26 C4 0D 54

2
1
6F C C 6C F0 D5 93 B 6A 8 82 E 16 F CB C2 C F0 5 93
is orthogonal to both 𝑓 (𝑥 ) and 𝑔(𝑥 ).

BC BC 26C 4F D 49 6B 96 C8 C8 D 41 6F BC C 6C 4F D5 49 6B

ii) ∫𝐶
3. a) Using Bender –Schmidt method, solve
BC 26 4F 0D 549 36B 96 AC C8 2D E41 66F BC BC 26C 4F 0D 49 36B 96A
2) Answer any Three from remaining

Page 1 of 2
26 C4F 0D 549 36B 96 AC 8C8 2D E41 66F BC BC 26C 4F 0D 549 36B 96 C8

∞
22

3
C4 0D 54 36 9 AC 8C 2D E4 66 B B 26 4 0D 54 36 96 AC C

𝜕𝑥
1
3) Figures to the right indicate full marks

117
(3hours)

F0 54 93 B9 6A 8C 82 E 16 FB CB C2 C4 F0 54 936 B9 AC 8C 82D

𝜕2 𝑢
b) Find an analytic function 𝑓 (𝑧) = 𝑢 + 𝑖𝑣, if
D5 93 6B 6A C8 8 DE 41 6F C C2 6C F0 D5 93 B 6A 8 82 E

2
49 6B 96A C8 C8 2D 41 66F BC BC 6C 4F D5 493 6B 96A C8 C8 DE 41

2 −

𝑧2
36 96 C C 2D E4 66 B BC 26 4F 0D 49 6B 96 C C8 2D 41 66

4
B9 A 8C 82 E 16 FB CB 2 C4 0D 54 36 9 AC 8C 2D E4 66 FB

2. a) Using Laplace transform, evaluate ∫ ⅇ −𝑡 ∫0

1
6A C8 82 DE 416 6F CB C2 6C F0 5 93 B9 6A 8C 82 E 16 FB CB
27
correlation coefficient r from the following data,

𝜕𝑡
115

𝜕𝑢

𝑠 +𝑠
C8 C8 DE 41 6F BC C 6C 4F0 D5 493 6B 6A C8 82 DE 416 6F CB C2

(𝑧+1)2 (𝑧−2)
𝑢
C8 2D 41 66F BC BC 26C 4F D5 49 6B 96A C8 C8 DE 41 6F BC C 6C

𝑡 sin 𝑢
2D E4 66 BC BC 26 4F 0D 49 36B 96 C C8 2D 41 66F BC BC 26C 4F
E4 166 FB B 26 C4 0D 54 36 96 AC 8C 2D E4 66 BC BC 26 4F 0D
1. a) Find Laplace transform of 𝑓(𝑡) = ⅇ −4𝑡 𝑠𝑖𝑛 3𝑡. 𝑐𝑜𝑠2𝑡.

32

16 FB CB C2 C4 F0 54 936 B9 AC 8C 82D E4 166 FB B 26 C4 0D 54

E4166FBCBC26C4F0D54936B96AC8C82D
121

6F C C 6C F0 D5 93 B 6A 8 82 E 16 F CB C2 C F0 5 93
BC BC 26C 4F D 49 6B 96 C8 C8 D 41 6F BC C 6C 4F D5 49 6B

= 2 − 2 + 2 − 2 + +⋯⋅
BC 26 4F 0D 549 36B 96 AC C8 2D E41 66F BC BC 26C 4F 0D 49 36B 96A

(𝑠 2 + 1)(𝑠 2 + 2𝑠 + 2)
𝑑𝑢 𝑑𝑡.
26 C4F 0D 549 36B 96 AC 8C8 2D E41 66F BC BC 26C 4F 0D 549 36B 96 C8
C4 0D 54 36 9 AC 8C 2D E4 66 B B 26 4 0D 54 36 96 AC C
c) Evaluate ∫𝑐 (𝑧 2 − 2𝑧̅ + 1)𝑑𝑧 where C is the circle |𝑧| = 1.

𝑢 = ⅇ −𝑥 {(𝑥 2 − 𝑦 2 ) cos 𝑦 + 2𝑥𝑦 sin 𝑦} .


F0 54 93 B9 6A 8C 82 E 16 FB CB C2 C4 F0 54 936 B9 AC 8C 82D
D5 93 6B 6A C8 8 DE 41 6F C C2 6C F0 D5 93 B 6A 8 82 E
49 6B 96A C8 C8 2D 41 66F BC BC 6C 4F D5 493 6B 96A C8 C8 DE 41
36 96 C C 2D E4 66 B BC 26 4F 0D 49 6B 96 C C8 2D 41 66

b) Using convolution theorem, find the inverse Laplace transform of


B9 A 8C 82 E 16 FB CB 2 C4 0D 54 36 9 AC 8C 2D E4 66 FB
6A C8 82 DE 416 6F CB C2 6C F0 5 93 B9 6A 8C 82 E 16 FB CB
Paper / Subject Code: 50801 / APPLIED MATHEMATICS- III

C8 C8 DE 41 6F BC C 6C 4F0 D5 493 6B 6A C8 82 DE 416 6F CB C2

𝑑𝑧 , 𝐶: |𝑧| = 1.5
c) Obtain Fourier series of 𝑓(𝑥 ) = 𝑥 2 in (0,2𝜋). Hence, deduce that –
C8 2D 41 66F BC BC 26C 4F D5 49 6B 96A C8 C8 DE 41 6F BC C 6C
2D E4 66 BC BC 26 4F 0D 49 36B 96 C C8 2D 41 66F BC BC 26C 4
E4 166 FB B 26 C4 0D 54 36 96 AC 8C 2D E4 66 BC BC 26 4F
16 FB CB C2 C4 F0 54 936 B9 AC 8C 82D E4 166 FB B 26 C4 0
6F C C 6C F0 D5 93 B 6A 8 82 E 16 F CB C2 C F0
BC BC 26C 4F D 49 6B 96 C8 C8 D 41 6F BC C 6C 4F D
d) Compute the Spearman’s Rank correlation coefficient R and Karl Pearson’s

BC 26 4F 0D 549 36B 96 AC C8 2D E41 66F BC BC 26C 4F 0D


b) Show that the set of functions 𝑓 (𝑥 ) = 1, 𝑔(𝑥 ) = 𝑥 are orthogonal on (−1,1).

26 C4F 0D 549 36B 96 AC 8C8 2D E41 66F BC BC 26C 4F 0D 5


Determine the constants a and b such that the function ℎ(𝑥 ) = −1 + 𝑎𝑥 + 𝑏𝑥 2

C4 0D 54 36 9 AC 8C 2D E4 66 B B 26 4 0D 54

8
6
𝑢(0, 𝑡) = 0, 𝑢(4, 𝑡) = 0, 𝑢(𝑥, 0) = 𝑥 2 (16 − 𝑥 2 ) taking ℎ = 1, for 3 minutes. 6
8
6
6
5
5
5
5

F0 54 93 B9 6A 8C 82 E 16 FB CB C2 C4 F0 54

= 0, subject to the conditions,


D5 93 6B 6A C8 8 DE 41 6F C C2 6C F0 D5 93
[Total marks: 80]

49 6B 96A C8 C8 2D 41 66F BC BC 6C 4F D5 493


36 96 C C 2D E4 66 B BC 26 4F 0D 49 6
B9 A 8C 82 E 16 FB CB 2 C4 0D 54 36
6A C8 82 DE 416 6F CB C2 6C F0 5 93 B
C8 C8 DE 41 6F BC C 6C 4F0 D5 493 6B
C8 2D 41 66F BC BC 26C 4F D5 49 6B 96
2D E4 66 BC BC 26 4F 0D 49 36B 96
E4 166 FB B 26 C4 0D 54 36 96 A
16 F C C2 C F0 5 93 B9 A
BC C 6C F D 9 B 6 C8 8
0 5 3 A 2
CB BC2 26C4 4F0 D54 493 6B9 96A C8C C82 DE4
C 6C F0 D5 93 6B 6A C8 82 DE 16
BC 26 4F D 49 6B 96 C C8 D 41 6F
C 5 3 A 8 2 E 6
C2 26C 4F0 0D5 493 6B9 96A C8C C82 DE 416 6FB BCB
6C 4F0 D5 493 6B 6A C8 82 DE 416 6F CB C2
26 4F D 49 6B 96 C C8 D 41 6F BC C 6C
C A 8
6C 4F0 0D5 5493 36B 96A C8 C82 2DE E416 66F BCB BC2 26C 4F0
4F D5 49 6B 96A C8 C8 DE 41 6F BC C 6C 4F D5
4F 0D5 49 36B 96A C8 C8 2DE 41 66F BC BC 26C 4F 0D5 493
3 2 6 2 0

68650
F0 0D54 493 6B9 96A C8C C82 DE 416 6FB BCB BC2 6C4 4F0 D54 4936 6B9
D5 93 6B 6A C8 8 DE 41 6F C C2 6C F0 D5 93 B 6A
0D 49 6 96 C C 2D 4 66 BC BC 6 4F D 49 6B 96 C
54 3 B9 A 8C 82 E 16 FB B 2 C4 0D 54 36 9 AC 8C

data,
54 936 6B96 6AC C8C 82DDE4 4166 6FB CB C26 6C4 F0D 549 936 B96 6AC 8C 82D
9 C C F B 8
49 36B B96AAC8 8C8 82D E41 166F FBC BC 26C C4F 0D5 5493 36B 96AAC8 8C8 2DE E41

𝑓 (𝑧) =
36 96 C C 2D E4 66 B BC 26 4F 0D 49 6B 96 C C8 2D 41 66
B9 A 8C 82 E 16 FB CB 2 C4 0D 54 36 9 AC 8C 2D E4 66 FB
6A C8 82 DE 416 6F CB C2 6C F0 5 93 B9 6A 8C 82 E 16 FB CB

𝑓 (𝑡 ) = {
C8 C8 DE 41 6F BC C 6C 4F0 D5 493 6B 6A C8 82 DE 416 6F CB C2

y
x
C8 2D 41 66F BC BC 26C 4F D5 49 6B 96A C8 C8 DE 41 6F BC C 6C
2D E4 66 BC BC 26 4F 0D 49 36B 96 C C8 2D 41 66F BC BC 26C 4F
E4 166 FB B 26 C4 0D 54 36 96 AC 8C 2D E4 66 BC BC 26 4F 0D
16 FB CB C2 C4 F0 54 936 B9 AC 8C 82D E4 166 FB B 26 C4 0D 54
4𝑧+3
6F C C 6C F0 D5 93 B 6A 8 82 E 16 F CB C2 C F0 5 93
BC BC 26C 4F D 49 6B 96 C8 C8 D 41 6F BC C 6C 4F D5 49 6B
BC 26 4F 0D 549 36B 96 AC C8 2D E41 66F BC BC 26C 4F 0D 49 36B 96A
𝑧(𝑧−3)(𝑧+2)
26 C4F 0D 549 36B 96 AC 8C8 2D E41 66F BC BC 26C 4F 0D 549 36B 96 C8
C4 0D 54 36 9 AC 8C 2D E4 66 B B 26 4 0D 54 36 96 AC C

-2
F0 54 93 B9 6A 8C 82 E 16 FB CB C2 C4 F0 54 936 B9 AC 8C 82D
D5 93 6B 6A C8 8 DE 41 6F C C2 6C F0 D5 93 B 6A 8 82 E

-3.150
49 6B 96A C8 C8 2D 41 66F BC BC 6C 4F D5 493 6B 96A C8 C8 DE 41

being the length of the rod.


36 96 C C 2D E4 66 B BC 26 4F 0D 49 6B 96 C C8 2D 41 66

𝑡, 0 < 𝑡 < 𝜋
B9 A 8C 82 E 16 FB CB 2 C4 0D 54 36 9 AC 8C 2D E4 66 FB
6A C8 82 DE 416 6F CB C2 6C F0 5 93 B9 6A 8C 82 E 16 FB CB

b) Find the Laplace transform of

−∞
∞
𝜋 − 𝑡, 𝜋 < 𝑡 < 2𝜋
C8 C8 DE 41 6F BC C 6C 4F0 D5 493 6B 6A C8 82 DE 416 6F CB C2

𝜋4
mapped onto 0,1, ∞ of w-plane.
C8 2D 41 66F BC BC 26C 4F D5 49 6B 96A C8 C8 DE 41 6F BC C 6C

-1
∫ 4
2D E4 66 BC BC 26 4F 0D 49 36B 96 C C8 2D 41 66F BC BC 26C 4F

Parseval’s identity, deduce that –


E4 166 FB B 26 C4 0D 54 36 96 AC 8C 2D E4 66 BC BC 26 4F 0D

-1.390
16 FB CB C2 C4 F0 54 936 B9 AC 8C 82D E4 166 FB B 26 C4 0D 54

6. a) Using contour integration, evaluate:


96 1
1
6F C C 6C F0 D5 93 B 6A 8 82 E 16 F CB C2 C F0 5 93
BC BC 26C 4F D 49 6B 96 C8 C8 D 41 6F BC C 6C 4F D5 49 6B
BC 26 4F 0D 549 36B 96 AC C8 2D E41 66F BC BC 26C 4F 0D 49 36B 96A

Page 2 of 2
26 C4F 0D 549 36B 96 AC 8C8 2D E41 66F BC BC 26C 4F 0D 549 36B 96 C8

3
C4 0D 54 36 9 AC 8C 2D E4 66 B B 26 4 0D 54 36 96 AC C

0
F0 54 93 B9 6A 8C 82 E 16 FB CB C2 C4 F0 54 936 B9 AC 8C 82D
D5 93 6B 6A C8 8 DE 41 6F C C2 6C F0 D5 93 B 6A 8 82 E

𝑥2 + 𝑥 + 2

0.620
49 6B 96A C8 C8 2D 41 66F BC BC 6C 4F D5 493 6B 96A C8 C8 DE 41

𝑥 + 10𝑥 2 + 9
36 96 C C 2D E4 66 B BC 26 4F 0D 49 6B 96 C C8 2D 41 66
4. a) Solve by Crank –Nicholson simplified formula

5
B9 A 8C 82 E 16 FB CB 2 C4 0D 54 36 9 AC 8C 2D E4 66 FB

____________
6A C8 82 DE 416 6F CB C2 6C F0 5 93 B9 6A 8C 82 E 16 FB CB

𝑑𝑥
C8 C8 DE 41 6F BC C 6C 4F0 D5 493 6B 6A C8 82 DE 416 6F CB C2
in the regions, i) 2 < |𝑧| < 3

C8 2D 41 66F BC BC 26C 4F D5 49 6B 96A C8 C8 DE 41 6F BC C 6C


𝜕𝑥 2
𝜕2 𝑢

1
2D E4 66 BC BC 26 4F 0D 49 36B 96 C C8 2D 41 66F BC BC 26C 4F
E4 166 FB B 26 C4 0D 54 36 96 AC 8C 2D E4 66 BC BC 26 4F 0D

2.880
b) Obtain the Laurent series which represent the function

= 4 + 4 + 4 + ⋯⋅
16 FB CB C2 C4 F0 54 936 B9 AC 8C 82D E4 166 FB B 26 C4 0D 54

E4166FBCBC26C4F0D54936B96AC8C82D
6F C C 6C F0 D5 93 B 6A 8 82 E 16 F CB C2 C F0 5 93
ii)

and 𝑓(𝑡 + 2𝜋) = 𝑓(𝑡).

BC BC 26C 4F D 49 6B 96 C8 C8 D 41 6F BC C 6C 4F D5 49 6B
BC 26 4F 0D 549 36B 96 AC C8 2D E41 66F BC BC 26C 4F 0D 49 36B 96A

c) Determine the solution of one-dimensional heat equation


26 C4F 0D 549 36B 96 AC 8C8 2D E41 66F BC BC 26C 4F 0D 549 36B 96 C8
C4 0D 54 36 9 AC 8C 2D E4 66 B B 26 4 0D 54 36 96 AC C
𝜕𝑡
𝜕𝑢

F0 54 93 B9 6A 8C 82 E 16 FB CB C2 C4 F0 54 936 B9 AC 8C 82D

2
D5 93 6B 6A C8 8 DE 41 6F C C2 6C F0 D5 93 B 6A 8 82 E

𝜕𝑡
𝜕𝑢
49 6B 96A C8 C8 2D 41 66F BC BC 6C 4F D5 493 6B 96A C8 C8 DE 41

5.378
36 96 C C 2D E4 66 B BC 26 4F 0D 49 6B 96 C C8 2D 41 66
B9 A 8C 82 E 16 FB CB 2 C4 0D 54 36 9 AC 8C 2D E4 66 FB
|𝑧 | > 3

6A C8 82 DE 416 6F CB C2 6C F0 5 93 B9 6A 8C 82 E 16 FB CB
Paper / Subject Code: 50801 / APPLIED MATHEMATICS- III

− 16 = 0,

C8 C8 DE 41 6F BC C 6C 4F0 D5 493 6B 6A C8 82 DE 416 6F CB C2


C8 2D 41 66F BC BC 26C 4F D5 49 6B 96A C8 C8 DE 41 6F BC C 6C

= 𝑐2
c) Obtain half range Fourier cosine series of 𝑓(𝑥 ) = 𝑥, 0 < 𝑥 < 2. Using

2D E4 66 BC BC 26 4F 0D 49 36B 96 C C8 2D 41 66F BC BC 26C 4


E4 166 FB B 26 C4 0D 54 36 96 AC 8C 2D E4 66 BC BC 26 4F
16 FB CB C2 C4 F0 54 936 B9 AC 8C 82D E4 166 FB B 26 C4 0
5. a) Find the bilinear transformation under which 1, 𝑖, −1 from the z-plane are

𝜕𝑥 2
𝜕2 𝑢
6F C C 6C F0 D5 93 B 6A 8 82 E 16 F CB C2 C F0
BC BC 26C 4F D 49 6B 96 C8 C8 D 41 6F BC C 6C 4F D
c) Solve (𝐷2 − 3𝐷 + 2)𝑦 = 4ⅇ 2𝑡 with 𝑦(0) = −3 and 𝑦 ′ (0) = 5 where 𝐷 ≡

BC 26 4F 0D 549 36B 96 AC C8 2D E41 66F BC BC 26C 4F 0D

b) Using least square method, fit a parabola, 𝑦 = 𝑎 + 𝑏𝑥 + 𝑐𝑥 2 to the following


26 C4F 0D 549 36B 96 AC 8C8 2D E41 66F BC BC 26C 4F 0D 5
𝑑

C4 0D 54 36 9 AC 8C 2D E4 66 B B 26 4 0D 54
𝑑𝑡

6
6
𝑢(0, 𝑡) = 0, 𝑢(1, 𝑡) = 200𝑡, 𝑢(𝑥, 0) = 0 taking ℎ = 0.25 for one-time step.

8
6
8
6
6
8
6

F0 54 93 B9 6A 8C 82 E 16 FB CB C2 C4 F0 54
D5 93 6B 6A C8 8 DE 41 6F C C2 6C F0 D5 93

the boundary conditions 𝑢(0, 𝑡) = 0, 𝑢(𝑙, 𝑡) = 0, 𝑢(𝑥, 0) = 𝑥, (0 < 𝑥 < 𝑙 ), 𝑙


under
49 6B 96A C8 C8 2D 41 66F BC BC 6C 4F D5 493
36 96 C C 2D E4 66 B BC 26 4F 0D 49 6
B9 A 8C 82 E 16 FB CB 2 C4 0D 54 36
6A C8 82 DE 416 6F CB C2 6C F0 5 93 B
C8 C8 DE 41 6F BC C 6C 4F0 D5 493 6B
C8 2D 41 66F BC BC 26C 4F D5 49 6B 96
2D E4 66 BC BC 26 4F 0D 49 36B 96
E4 166 FB B 26 C4 0D 54 36 96 A
16 F C C2 C F0 5 93 B9 A

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