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Faculty of Science & Information Technology Department of Mathematics MAT2202: Matrices, Vectors and Fourier Analysis (CSE/COE/EEE) (Sections: All)

1. This document contains instructions for a final exam in matrices, vectors, and Fourier analysis. It lists 5 questions covering topics such as linear combinations of vectors, directional derivatives, vector fields, and theorems related to vector calculus like divergence theorem and Stokes' theorem. 2. Useful formulae are provided for gradient, divergence, and curl in curvilinear coordinate systems. The gradient of a scalar function is written in terms of partial derivatives with respect to each curvilinear coordinate. Expressions are given for divergence and curl of a vector field in curvilinear coordinates. 3. Students are asked to solve problems involving linear algebra with matrices, vector calculus concepts like flux, divergence theorem, and

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Faculty of Science & Information Technology Department of Mathematics MAT2202: Matrices, Vectors and Fourier Analysis (CSE/COE/EEE) (Sections: All)

1. This document contains instructions for a final exam in matrices, vectors, and Fourier analysis. It lists 5 questions covering topics such as linear combinations of vectors, directional derivatives, vector fields, and theorems related to vector calculus like divergence theorem and Stokes' theorem. 2. Useful formulae are provided for gradient, divergence, and curl in curvilinear coordinate systems. The gradient of a scalar function is written in terms of partial derivatives with respect to each curvilinear coordinate. Expressions are given for divergence and curl of a vector field in curvilinear coordinates. 3. Students are asked to solve problems involving linear algebra with matrices, vector calculus concepts like flux, divergence theorem, and

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AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY-BANGLADESH

Faculty of Science & Information Technology


Department of Mathematics
MAT2202: Matrices, Vectors and Fourier Analysis (CSE/COE/EEE) (Sections: All)

Final Examination

Total Marks: 40 Time: 2 hours

1 Express u=( 2, 13 , 6 ) as a linear combination of u1= (1,5 ,−1 ) ,


. 4 u2= (1 , 2 ,1 ) ,∧u 3=( 1 , 4 , 3 ) .

Check the linear dependency of the vectors u1= (1 ,−3 ,5 ) , u2=( 2 , 2 , 4 ) , and
u3= ( 4 ,−4 ,14 ) .

2
.
π
a) Transform the vector A=^r sin ϕ− ϕ^ cos ϕ at the point p=(2 , ,1) to Cartesian
4
coordinates.
b) Find the directional derivative of T ( x , y , z )=x 2 z + y 3 z2− xyzat the point
( 1 , 0 ,2 ) in the direction d= ^x −2 ^y −6 ^z .

cos ϕ
R ( R e−R ) + ϕ^
c) Check whether the vector field A= ^ is conservative.
R2

d) Find the Laplacian of the scalar function T =5 e−r cosϕ .

3
.
a) For the vector field A= ^x y x2 z− ^y y z 2− z^ x y z2 , compute the total outward flux
flowing through the surface of a cube centered at the origin and with sides equal
to 4 units each and parallel to the Cartesian axes.
b) A vector field A=r^ 10 e−r − ^z 3 z ,verify the divergence theorem for the
cylindrical region enclosed by r =2 , z=0 and z=4.
4.
❑

a) Assume a vector field A= ^x ( 2 x 2+ y 2 ) + ^y ( xy − y 2 ), (i) find ∮ A ∙ d l around the


c

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❑

triangular arc in the next page, (ii) find ∫ ( ∇ × A ) ∙ d s over the same triangular arc,
s

and (iii) verify Stokes’s theorem.

cos ϕ
b) For vector field A=^z , verify Stokes’s theorem for a segment of a
r
cylindrical surface defined by r =2 , π /3 ≤ ϕ≤ π /2, and 0 ≤ z ≤ 3.

5.
1 1 2

[ ]
a) Let A= 9 2 0
5 0 3
be a matrix.

i) Verify Cayley-Hamilton theorem, and ii) find A−1 using Cayley-Hamilton


theorem.

b) Using eigenvalues and eigenvectors solve the following system of differential


equations: { x˙1 (t )=−5 x 1 ( t ) + x 2 ( t ) ,∧¿ x˙2 ( t )=4 x 1 ( t )−2 x2 ( t ) . with
x 1 ( 0 )=1 , x 2 ( 0 )=2 ,
dx dx
where x˙1 ( t )= 1 and x˙2 ( t )= 2 .
dt dt

“Useful Formulae”
In terms of curvilinear coordinates the gradient of a scalar function
T (ue , ue ,u e ) is given by
1 2 3

e^ ∂T e^ 2 ∂T e^ 3 ∂T
gradT =∇ T = 1 + + ∙
h1 ∂ ue h2 ∂ ue h3 ∂ ue
1 2 3

The divergence and the curl of A are given by


1 ∂ ∂ ∂
¿ A=∇ ∙ A=
[ A hh + h A h + hh A ,
h1 h2 h3 ∂ ue ( u 2 3 ) ∂u e ( 1 u 3 ) ∂ ue ( 1 2 u )
1
e1
2
e2
3
e3
]

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e^ 1 h1 e^ 2 h2 e^ 3 h3
1
and curl A=∇ × A= h h h ∂ u
1 2 3
∂

h1 Au
e
| 1

1
∂
∂ ue
h2 Au
2

2
∂
∂u e
h3 A u
3
,
|
3

where A=e^ 1 Au (ue , ue ,u e )+ e^ 2 Au (u e ,u e , ue )+ e^ 3 A u (ue , ue ,u e ).


e1 1 2 3 2 1 2 3 3 1 2 3

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