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    BACHELOR IN COMPUTER

    APPLICATIONS
    Term-End Examination
    June, 2OO8

    CS-71: COMPUTER
    ORIENTED
    NUMERICALTECHNIOUES

    Time : 3 hours Maximum Marks: 75

    Nole ; Question number 7 is cornpufsory. Attempt anv


    three questlons from the rest. In total you houe
    to answertour questions.

    1. (a) If the number x'= 0.678 approximatesthe number


    x : 0'6775 correct upto n significantdecimal digits,
    then calculate the r.alue of n.

    x-
    b) Evaluaie I(x) - when x - 0'12 x 10-10
    x-sinx
    using two digit arithmetic.

    5Y-
    (c)
    " lf u = and enor.in x, y, z is 0'001, compute
    2.1

    the relative maximurn enor in u when


    x = y - z = L .

    cs-71 P.T.O.
    (d) Prove that e-hD : 1 - V.
    l,
    (e) II a, b, c, d are argumentsof f(x) - show that
    x
    -1
    I la, o, c, ol = abcd.

    (0 Use l-agrange's Interpolation {ormula to ftnd the


    value of y when x = 10, if the value of x and y are
    given as below :
    x 5 6 9 11
    'l?
    t2 74 16

    2. (a) For the following equation


    x4-x-10=0
    determine lnitial approximation for finding the
    smallest positive root. Use these to find the roots
    correct to three decimal places with the lollowing
    methods :
    (i) Regula Falsi Method
    (ii) Newion Raphson Method
    (b) Find cubic polynomial which takes the following
    values :
    y ( 0 ) = 1 v ( 1=) 0 Y ( 2 ) - 1 v ( 3=
    ) 10.
    Find y(4) using Newton's Difference lnterpolation
    formr.rla.

    3. (a) Find a real root of the equauonx3 + *2 - l,= 0 on


    interrral [0, U with an accuracy oI 10- using
    it€ration meihod.

    cs-71
    (b) Solve the systemof following equalionsusing Gauss
    Eliminationmethod : 5
    4xr+xr+x3=4
    xl + 4xz - 2xr= 4
    3xr+2xr-4xr=5
    1 -
    (c) By usingSi-n*n j'd mle, evatuate
    { #i
    Dividethe inteNalinto-sixequalparts. 5

    4. (a) Solre by Gaus*SeidalMethodupto third iteration:


    8x-3y+22=20
    4x+l1y-z=33
    6x+3y+122=35
    7
    (b)
    - FindJ I f(*)' a* using TrapezoidalRule for the
    1
    following | 5

    x
    I 2.I05
    2 2'808
    3 3'614
    4 4.604
    c 3.6D I

    6 7.451
    7 9.467

    cs-71 P.T.O.
    Solwy'--ywithy(0) = 1 for x = 0'04 andstep
    length 0'01 using Etr.ler'smethod.

    5. (a) Given i = Jx + v with y(0'4) = 0 41. Find


    qX

    y(0'6) with h : 0'2 using RKM of fourth order.

    Find a root of the equation *3 - 2* - 5 = 0 using


    Bisection method in three iterations.
    If x' approximatesx correct to 4 signilicant decimal
    digits then calculate how many significant decimal
    digiis e*'/100 approximatesevt00.

    cs-71 12,000

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