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This document provides the blueprint for the Applied Maths II question paper for the FE course (R2012 syllabus). It outlines the topics, units, unit weights, and distribution of questions across the 6 questions. The main topics include differential equations, integration (double, triple), and numerical methods. Each question has options from different topics and units, with the marks distributed according to the unit weights to achieve an overall exam weight of 120 marks. Calculators are not permitted.

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This document provides the blueprint for the Applied Maths II question paper for the FE course (R2012 syllabus). It outlines the topics, units, unit weights, and distribution of questions across the 6 questions. The main topics include differential equations, integration (double, triple), and numerical methods. Each question has options from different topics and units, with the marks distributed according to the unit weights to achieve an overall exam weight of 120 marks. Calculators are not permitted.

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Content wise ‘Blue-print’ Applied Maths –II (FEC201)


Max marks:80 Time:3 hrs

Topic Unit Unit Title** Unitwise Topicwise


No. No Marks Marks
01 1.1 Beta & Gamma functions & 11
DUIS
1.2 Rectification 06 27
1.3 Exact Differential equation 10
02 2.1 Reducible to Linear 06 29
Differential equation
2.2 Linear D.E. with constant 09
co-efficient.
2.3 Cauchy’s/Legendre’s/variation 08
of parameters
2.4 Application of D.E 06
03 3.1 Solving D.E. by Numerical 14 33
methods
3.2 Double Integration 19
04 4.1 Triple integration 06 31
4.2 Application of Double 14
integration and triple
integration
4.3 Numerical Integration 11
Total 120
(**Unit titles are written in brief)

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Blue print of question paper AM II (R 2012 syllabus)

1 a 1.1 ( 03 marks) Beta & Gamma functions


b 2.2 (03 marks) Finding C.F or P.I
c 4.3 (03 marks) Relation between ,  , E
d 3.2 (04 marks) Change to polar co-ordinates and evaluate.
e 1.3 (04 marks ) problems on exact equations
f 3.2 (03 marks ) Evaluation of double integrals
2 a 2.1 (06 marks ) Reducible to Linear differential equation
b 3.2 (06 marks ) Evaluation by Change of order of Integration
c 1.1 (08 marks) Beta gamma function/DUIS
3 a 4.1 (06 marks) Evaluation of triple integration
b 4.2 (06 marks) Application of double integration
c 2.3 (08 marks) Cauchy’s/ Legender homogenous equations /
variation of parameter
4 a 1.2 (06 marks) Rectification
b 2.2 (06 marks) Linear Differential Equation with constant
co-efficient
c 3.1 (08 marks) Runga Kutta method
5 a 1.3 (06 marks) Reducible to exact differential equations.
b 3.1 (06 marks ) Taylor’s/euler’s /euler’s modified method
c 4.3 (08 marks ) Numerical integration
6 a 2.4 (06 marks) Application of differential equations
b 3.2(06 marks) Double Integration over given region
c 4.2 (08 marks) Application of triple integrations

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Weigtagewise ‘Blue-print’Applied Maths –II (FEC201)


Progr. Name and Code:FE(R 2012 syllabus), Max marks: 80
Course Name and Code:AM II and 201 Time: 3 hrs

Topic Unit Wtge Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q5 Q6


No. No Comp Op Op Op Op Op
01 1.1 11 03 08
1.2 06 06
1.3 10 04 06
02 2.1 06 06
2.2 09 03 06
2.3 08 08
2.4 06 06
03 3.1 14 08 06
3.2 19 07(3+4) 06 06
04 4.1 06 06
4.2 14 06 08
4.3 11 03 08
Total 120 20 20 20 20 20 20

NOTE(1)From subtopic 4.3-on Newton’s interpolation no examples are expected.


(2)Each Question of 8 marks may be converted into two questions of 4 marks each
(3) Programmable calculators are NOT allowed.

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