B.Sc. Mathematics Honours Question Papers 2022 (CBCS)
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B.Sc. Mathematics Honours C-7 Question Paper 2022 (CBCS)
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Numerical Analysis
B.Sc/3rd Sem (H)/MATH/22(CBCS)
2022
3rd Semester Examination
MATHEMATICS (Honours)
Full Marks: 40
Paper: C 7-T
(Numerical Methods)
[CBCS]
Time: Two Hours
2022
3rd Semester Examination
MATHEMATICS (Honours)
Full Marks: 40
Paper: C 7-T
(Numerical Methods)
[CBCS]
Time: Two Hours
The figures in the margin indicate full marks.
Candidates are required to give their answers in their own words as far as practicable.
Group A
1. Answer any five questions:(a) Compute the value of by Taylor's series approximation of order 3 about and obtain the absolute error.
(b) Define truncation and round-off error in numerical calculations with example.
(c) What are the advantages and disadvantages for Secant method?
(d) Compute the value of correct up to three significant figure using Newton Raphson method.
(e) If , , then find the value of .
(f) Find the value of the integral with step length 0.5 by Simpson's rule.
(g) Show that .
(h) Let . What is the value of absolute error for using Simpson's rule.
Group B
2. Answer any four from the following:(a) Compute from with using Runge Kutta method of order.
(b) Determine the largest eigen value of the matrix given as follows using power method:
(c) Derive the Newton-Cote's integration formula for a given function in the interval [a, b] with error term.
(d) Find the real root of using Regula Falsi Method.
(e) Discuss Gauss Jacobi iteration Scheme for solving the system of linear equations with the sufficient conditions of convergent.
(f) Show that the rate of convergent of Newton Raphson Method for finding the real root of an equation is quadric.
Group C
3. Answer any one from the following:(a) Solve the following system of equations by LU decomposition method:
; ;
(b) Discuss the Newton's Forward interpolation formula and using it find a polynomial which take the following values:
x: 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5
y: 41, 43, 47, 53, 61, 71