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This document outlines the structure of the End Semester Examination for Applied Mathematics-IV, scheduled for April - May 2023. It includes details on the exam duration, maximum marks, and the format of questions across three sections. Students are required to attempt a specified number of questions from each section, with the use of scientific calculators permitted.

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This document outlines the structure of the End Semester Examination for Applied Mathematics-IV, scheduled for April - May 2023. It includes details on the exam duration, maximum marks, and the format of questions across three sections. Students are required to attempt a specified number of questions from each section, with the use of scientific calculators permitted.

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MATH242

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END SEMESTER EXAMINATION : April - May, 2023


Applied Mathematics-IV

Time :3.00 Hrs Maximum Marks :60

Note: Attempt questions from all sections as directed.

Use of scientific calculator is allowed

Section - A : Attempt any Four questions out of Five . Each question carries 06 marks. [24 Marks]

Q1.

(6)
Q2.

(6)
Q3.

(6)
Q4.

(6)
Q5.

(6)
Section – B : Attempt any two questions out of three. Each question carries 10marks. [20 Marks]

Q6.
Solve the following system of equations using Gauss Seidal method.
10x +2y +z = 9 (10

2x+20y-2z = - 44

-2x+3y+10z = 22

Q7.

(10
Q8. (a)
(6)

(b)

(4)
Section - C : Compulsory question [16 Marks]

Q9. (a)
(10

(b)
A curve passes through the point (0,18), (1,10), (3,-18) and (6, 90). Find the slope of the curve at x=2.

(6)

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