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Calculus of Variations & Integral Equations

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YEAR 2005 ONE MARK


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Q. 1 The eigenvalues of the integral equation y ^x h = # sin ^x + t h^t hdt are
0

(A) 1 , 1 (B) 1 , 1
2 2
(C) , (D) 2, 2

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Q. 2 The extremum of the functional

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<c dx m + 12xyF dx
dy 2
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0

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satisfying the conditions y ^0 h = 0 and y ^1 h = 1 is attained on the curve
(A) y = sin2 x (B) y = sin x
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(C) y = x3
C (D) y = 1 <x3 + sin x F
2 2

Q. 3 The integral equation


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x

y ^x h = x ^x t h y ^ t h dt

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0

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is solved by the method of successive approximations. Starting with initial
approximation y 0 ^x h = x , the second aproximation y2 ^x h is given by

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(A) y2 ^x h = x + x + x (B) y2 ^x h = x + x
3 5 3


3! 5! 3!
(C) y2 ^x h = x x (D) y2 ^x h = x x + x
3 3 5

3! 3! 5!

YEAR 2004 TWO MARKS

Q. 4 Given that the eigen values of the integral equation


2

y ^x h = l # cos ^x + t hy^t hdt


0

are 1 and 1 with respective eigen functions cos x and sin x .



Then the integral equation
2

y ^x h = sin x + cos x + # cos ^x + t hy^t hdt has


0

(A) Unique solution for = 1/ (B) Unique solution for = 1/


(C) Unique solution for = (D) No solution for =

Q. 5 The values of for which the integral equation


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y ^x h = # ^6x t hy^t hdt


0

has a nontrivial solution, are given by the roots of the equation


(A) ^3 1h^2 + h 2 = 0 (B) ^3 1h^2 + h + 2 = 0
(C) ^3 1h^2 + h 4 = 0
2
(D) ^3 1h^2 + h + 3 = 0

Q. 6 The extremals for the functional


x1

v 6y ^x h@ = # ^xyl + yl2hdx
x0

are given by the following family of curves


(A) y = c1 + c2 x + b 4 l (B) y = 1 + c1 x + c2 b 4 l
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x2 x2

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(C) y = c1 + x + c2 b 4 l (D) y = c1 + c2 x b 4 l
x2 x2

YEAR 2003
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Q. 7 Extremals y = y ^x h for the variational problem v 6y ^x h@ = # ^y + y'h2 dx satisfy the
differential equation

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0

(A) y m + y = 0 (B) y m y = 0

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(C) y m + yl = 0 (D) yl + y = 0

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x+t 0 # t # x
Q. 8 Let k ^x, t h = *

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0 otherwise
Then, the integral equation

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1

y ^x h = 1 + # y ^ t h k ^x, t h dt , has

(A) A unique solution for every value of


(B) No solution for any value of
(C) A unique solution for finitely many values of only
(D) Infinitely many solutions for finitely many values of

YEAR 2003 TWO MARKS

Q. 9 The functional
2

v 6y ^x h@ = # 6^ylh + 6xy + x @dx , y^0h = 0 , y^2h = 2


2 3

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can be extremized on the curve
(A) y = xo (B) 2y = x3
(C) y = x3 6x (D) 2y = x3 2x

Q. 10 The integral equation


x 1

y ^x h = # ^x t hy^t hdt x # ^1 t hy^t hdt


0 0

is equivalent to
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(A) y m y = 0, y ^0 h = 0, y ^1 h = 0 (B) y m y = 0, y ^0 h = 0, yl^0 h = 0


(C) y m + y = 0, y ^0 h = 0, y ^1 h = 0 (D) y m + y = 0, y ^0 h = 0, yl^0 h = 0

Q. 11 The integral equation


2

y ^x h = # sin ^x + t hy^t hdt


0

has
(A) No solution for any value of
(B) Unique solution for every value of
(C) Infinitely many solutions for only one value of
(D) Infinitely many solutions for two values of

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Q. 12 An extremal of the functional

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b

I 6y ^x h@ = # cx, y, dx m dx ; y ^a h = y , y ^b h = y ,
dy

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1 2
a

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satisfies Eulers equation, which in general

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(A) Is a second order linear ordinary differential equation (ODE)

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(B) Is a non-linear ODE of order greater than two
(C) Admits a unique solution satisfying the conditions y ^a h = y1 , y ^b h = y2

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(D) May not admits a solution satisfying the conditions y ^a h = y1 , y ^b h = y2

YEAR 2001
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The initial value problem corresponding to the integral equation

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Q. 13
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y ^x h = 1 + # y^t hdt is
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(A) yl y = 0, y ^0 h = 1 (B) yl + y = 0, y ^0 h = 0
(C) yl y = 0, y ^0 h = 0 (D) yl + y = 0, y ^0 h = 1

YEAR 2000 TWO MARKS


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Q. 14 If y ^ t h = 1 + # y^v he ^t + v h
dv then y ^ t h at t = 1 equals
0

(A) 0 (B) 1
(C) 2 (D) 3

YEAR 1999 TWO MARKS

Q. 15 The solution of the integral equation


1

g ^s h = s + # su ^gu hdu is given by


2

(A) g ^ t h = 3t (B) g ^ t h = 4t
4 3
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(C) g ^ t h = 2t (D) g ^ t h = 3t
3 2

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ANSWER KEY
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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
(B) (C) (D) (D) (A) (B) (B) (A) (D) (B)
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(C) (A) (A) (C) (B)

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