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Elementary Numerical Analysis: NPTEL Lectures On

This document provides 5 problems related to numerical analysis for an assignment. The problems cover using Gauss quadrature to approximate integrals, determining weights for a quadrature formula, using difference formulas to estimate derivatives, bounding the condition number of a product of matrices, and deriving a lower bound for the Frobenius norm condition number of a matrix.
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Elementary Numerical Analysis: NPTEL Lectures On

This document provides 5 problems related to numerical analysis for an assignment. The problems cover using Gauss quadrature to approximate integrals, determining weights for a quadrature formula, using difference formulas to estimate derivatives, bounding the condition number of a product of matrices, and deriving a lower bound for the Frobenius norm condition number of a matrix.
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NPTEL lectures on

Elementary Numerical Analysis


by
Professor Rekha P. Kulkarni
Department of Mathematics
Indian Institute of Technology Bombay
Assignment 3

1. Use the Gauss two-point quadrature rule to approximate


Z 1
dx
0 x+2
and compare the result with the trapezoidal and Simpson rules.

2. Determine w0 , w1 , w2 so that the quadrature formula


Z 2h
x1/2 f (x)dx (2h)1/2 (w0 f (0) + w1 f (h) + w2 f (2h))
0

is exact for quadratic polynomials.

3. Use the forward, central and backward difference formulae respectively to determine f 0 (x0 ), f 0 (x1 )
and f 0 (x2 ) using the following function values:

xi 0.5 0.6 0.7


.
f (xi ) 0.4794 0.5646 0. 6442

4. If A and B are invertible matrices, then show that

(AB) (A)(B).

5. Let A be an n n invertible matrix. Show that the condition number of A with respect to
the Frobenius norm
F (A) n.

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