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LO1: Evaluate the surface area, volume and mass in double and triple integrals. (PO1, C5)

Multiple Integrals:
1.Suppose that the temperature in degrees celsius at a point (x, y) on a flat metal
plate is T ( x, y )  2  sin x where x and y are in metres . Calculate the average

temperature of the square portion of the plate for which 0  x   and 1  y  2.

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1
A( R) 
Note :T AVE  T ( x, y )dA, where R  ( x, y ) : a  x  b; c  y  d
R

A( R)  (b  a)( d  c)
2 4 x
2. Change the order of integration and hence solve the double integral   dydx .
0 x2
2

3. Calculate the area of the region R which is bounded by the limit y 2  4ax
and y  a for the function  xydxdy.
R
4. Calculate the area from Cartesian into the Polar co-ordinates for the enclosed polar curve
r  0 and r  4(1  sin  ) and the radius vectors at 0     .
5.
Suppose that the temperature in degrees celsius at a point (x, y) on a flat metal
plate is T ( x, y )  2  cos x where x and y are in metres . Calculate the average

temperature of the square portion of the plate for which 0  x   and 1  y  2.

2
1
A( R) 
Note :T AVE  T ( x, y )dA, where R  ( x, y ) : a  x  b; c  y  d
R

A( R)  (b  a)( d  c)
2 4 x
6. Change the order of integration and hence solve the double integral   xy dydx .
0 x2
2

7. Calculate the area of the region R which is bounded by the limit y 2  4ax

and y  a for the function  x 2 ydxdy .

R

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8. Calculate the area from Cartesian into the Polar co-ordinates for the enclosed polar curve
r  0 and r  2(1  cos  ) and the radius vectors at 0     .
3 2 1
9. Calculate    xyzdxdydz
0 0 0

3 2  x 1 x  y
10. Calculate  
0 0 0
xyzdxdydz

11. Calculate the area from Cartesian into the Polar co-ordinates for the enclosed polar curve

r  3 and r  5 and the radius vectors at 0    .
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Reference: Engineering Mathematics Zahir Hussain

LO2: Develop solutions for engineering problems using vector differentiation and vector
integration methods. (PO2, C4)

1. The temperature at any point in space is given by T  xyz2 . Calculate the direction in
which the temperature changes most rapidly in the distance from the point (1, 0, 3) and
hence compute the maximum rate of change.
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2. Show that F  (2 xy  z 3 ) i  x 2 j  3xz2 k is a conservative vector field. Calculate its
scalar potential and work done by the force in moving a particle from a point (1, -2, 1) to
(3, 1, 2).

3. Apply the left hand side of Green’s theorem to calculate the value of line integral function
   
C [(sin x  y)dx  cos xdy] ,where C is the triangle with vertices (0, 0),  2 ,0  and  2 ,1 .
  
4. Given   ( y 2 cos x  z 3 ) i  (2 y sin x  4) j  (3xz2 ) k ,
calculate the scalar potential function of  , if  (0, 1, 2)  8 .

5. Apply both the sidesof Gauss’ Divergence Theorem for the given vector point function
  
F  4 xzi  y 2 j  yzk and S is the surface of the cube bounded by the planes
0  x  1; 0  y  1; 0  z  1.

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 6. Use Stokes theorem to evaluate this line integral  e x dx  2 ydy  dz , where C is the curve
C

in the circle x  y  4, z  2.
2 2

Reference: Engineering Mathematics Zahir Hussain

LO3: Evaluate the radius of curvature in Cartesian, parametric and polar form, and
differentiation of integrals involving Leibnitz’ rule in differential calculus.
(PO1, C5)

LO4: Develop solutions for heat and wave equations using partial differential equations.
(PO2, C4)

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cos tx
1. Apply the Leibnitz’ rule for the function F ( x)   dt to compute the derivative
4
t
of F(x).

2. Apply the Leibnitz’ theorem for the function y  (3x 2  1) n to show that
(3x 2  1) y n  2  6 xyn 1  3n(n  1) y n  0 .

3. Show that the radius of curvature at a point on the parametric equations are
1
x  (  sin  ), y  (1  cos  ) is 2 2 (1  cos  ) 2 .


4. Calculate the Centre of curvature at a point t  on the curve
2
x = 2 cos t + cos 2t and y = 2 sin t + sin 2t.

5. A string is stretched and fastened to two points at a distance ‘x’ of 10 cm. Vibration is
started from the initial position u ( x, t )  10 x  x 2 . Show that the displacement of the

800 nx nct
initial shape of the string is u ( x, t )  
n 1, 3, 5, n 
3 3
sin
10
cos
10
from which it is

released at a time t = 0.

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  2u 1 u
6. Solve the heat flow equation  2 subject to the following boundary conditions:
x 2
 t
u (0, t )  0 when x  0
u (30, t )  0 when x  30cm
and u ( x, 0)  30 x when t  0
x
sec tx
7. Calculate the derivative of F(x) if F ( x)   t
dt by using Leibnitz’ rule.
x

8. If (1  x 2 ) y 2  xy1  m 2 y  0 . Apply Leibnitz’ theorem ‘n’ times differentiating to prove

that (1  x 2 ) y n  2  (2n  1) xyn  1  (m 2  n 2  2n) y n  0 .

x y
9. Show that the measure of curvature of the curve   1 at any point (x, y) on it is
2 3
3
3
.
( 2 x  3 y) 2

10. Calculate the circle of curvature of the curve xy  12 at a point (2, 4)

11. A string is stretched and fastened to two points at a distance ‘x’ of l cm. Vibration is started
from the initial position u( x, t )  l x  x 2 . Calculate the displacement of the initial shape of
the string u(x, t) from which it is released at a time t = 0.
 2u 1 u
12. Solve the one dimensional heat-flow equation  2 subject to the following
x 2
 t
boundary conditions:

u (0, t )  0 when x  0
u (l , t )  0 when x  l
and u ( x, 0)  l x  x 2 .

Reference: 1. Engineering Mathematics Zahir Hussain

2. K.A Stroud Engineering Mathematics
3. John Bird 2014 Understanding Engineering Mathematics

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