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Sr. No. of Question Paper : $758
Unique Paper Code : 42357618

Name of the Paper : DSE - NUMERICAL


METHODS
Name of the Course : B.Sc. Mathematical Sciences/
B.Sc. (Prog.)
Semester : VI

Duration:3 Hours Maximum Marks : 75

Instructions for Candidates


1. Write your RollNo. on the top immediately on receipt
of this question paper.
2. Atempt any two parts of each question.
3. Allquestions carry equal marks. Indicate the marks.

A. (a If X = 2.536, find the absolute error and relative


error when X is rounded-off to two decimal

digits.

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(b) Find the relative error of the number 9.5, if both


of its digits are correct.

(c) Write the order of convergence of Bisection


Method, Secant Method and Newton-Raphson
Method. Also name these methods in decreasing
order w.r.t. rate of convergence.

Kâ) Determine the number of significant digits in the


following numbers.

i)) 0.60549 (ii) 8.00889

(ii) 458900 (iv) 0.87x10-9

Á. (a Perform five iterations of the Bisection method to


obtain the smallest positive root of the equation
f(x) =x* + 4x - l =0.

b) Using Regula-Falsi method compute the real root


of the equation x? =3. Corrected upto four decimal
places.
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(c) Using Newton-Raphson Method compute i9


correct upto four decimal places.

(d) Using Secant method find the smallest positive

root of the equation x³ 2x2 = 2 correct to three

decimal digits.

3. (a)) Explain the term partial pivoting. Solve the


following system of equations using Gauss-Jordan
method

2x + 6y + 10z = 1,

x + 3y + 33z = 2,

3x + 14y + 28z = 33.

(b) Approximate the solution of AX = b where

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|S -1 01 9

A--1 5-1|, b= 4
0 -1 5 -6

with x°)= (0,0,0], using Gauss-Seidel iteration


method by performing three iterations.

(c) Consider the following table :

X 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4 0.5


r(x)1.40 1.56 1.76 2.00 2.28

Obtain the Newton forward and Newton backward


difference polynomials. Are they same? Estimate
f(0.35).

(d) Obtain the piecewise quadratic interpolating


polynomial for

X -2 -1 1 2 4
f(x) -29 -8 -2 -S 7
58 5

Interpolate at x = 3.0.

4. (a) Perform three iterations to solve the linear system

2x - y t z= -1,

'x + 2y - z=6,

X - y t 2z = -3

using Gauss-Jacobi iteration method by taking the


initial approximation as (x,y,z) = (0,0,0).

b)Construct the interpolating polynomial by using


Gregory-Newton backwarddifference interpolation
formula for the given data:

X 1 1.5 2.0 2.5


7.3891 12.1825
f(*) 2.7183 4.4817

Estimate the value of f(2.25).

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(c) Show that

(ü) S=Et-g

Also, if f(x)=,
X*
find the divided difference

Le Given that f(0) - 1, f(1) = 3, f(3) = 55, find the


unique polynomial of degree 2 or less, which fits
the given data by Lagrange interpolation.

s. ká) Compute the value of using trapezoidal


rule taking n =6.

(b) Find Richardson extrapolationof f(x)=-2e-2x when


x=0.35, h=0.25 with the help of central divided

difference formula f'x)= +h)-f(*-h)


2h
58

dx
(c) Compute the value of
of J + using
Jo 14x2 Simpson's
one third rule.

dx
(d) Evaluate by Richardson's extrapolation
X

method using central divided difference formula

f(x)=x+h)-f(x-h)
2h

6. (a) Calculate by Simpson's rule an approximate value

of x dx bytaking seven equidistant ordinatès.

b) Solve by Euler's method, the initial value problem

dy_ x-y, y(0) =1over [0, 3], using step


dx 2 size 0.5.

(c) Apply Heun's method to compute y(0.2) where

dy.
=*+2y, y(0) =0, h=0.1.
dx

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(afComputexdx by trapezoidal rule with n =4.

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