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EBES 2041: Engineering Mathematics 3

This document contains a student's final marks and assessment for the course EBES 2041: Engineering Mathematics 3. It includes 4 questions assessing different learning outcomes related to matrix algebra, partial differential equations, ordinary differential equations, and Fourier series. The student achieved marks in each question out of 15 and signed a statement declaring the work as their own original work.

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EBES 2041: Engineering Mathematics 3

This document contains a student's final marks and assessment for the course EBES 2041: Engineering Mathematics 3. It includes 4 questions assessing different learning outcomes related to matrix algebra, partial differential equations, ordinary differential equations, and Fourier series. The student achieved marks in each question out of 15 and signed a statement declaring the work as their own original work.

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EBES 2041: Engineering Mathematics 3

Final Awarded Marks


Assignment :2
Title : Chapter Assignment
Total Marks : 60
Class : August 2016
Due Date : 31 October 2016

Date submitted :

NAME Student ID

Submission Checklist (To be filled-up by marker)


Extension Granted (YES/NO)

Overall Comments:

Signature : ___________________________
Marker : Ms Emily R Garchitorena
Date :

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Assessment
Allocated Awarded
No Assessment Criteria
Marks Marks
1. Question 1 Matrix Algebra 15

2. Question 2 Application of Solution of PDE 15

3. Question 3 Solve linear ODE 15

4. Question 4 Fourier Series 15

Section Awarded Marks

Assessment and Learning Outcomes Mapping


Learning Outcome Assignment 2
LO1 Solve direct and inverse Laplace Transform.
LO2 Apply the basic concept of Laplace transform in solving
ODE ( Ordinary Differential Equation) from physical
problem to describing behaviour of simple control
system
LO3 Determine the Fourier Series of a periodic waveform and 40%
its relation to separation of variable for linear PDE
(Partial Differential Equation) in the expansion of the
function.
LO4 Determine the solution of a set of simultaneous equation 30%
by using matrix algebra methods
LO5 Determine the eigenvalues and eigenvectors of a matrix 30%
and use to solve a system of linear ordinary differential
equations.

Assessment and Programme Outcomes Mapping


Programme Outcome
Assessment
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
Assignment 2  

Assessment and Complex Problem Solving Attribute Mapping


Complex Problem Solving Attribute
Assessment
CPS1 CPS2 CPS3 CPS4 CPS5 CPS6 CPS7 CPS8
Assignment 2  

Assessment and Complex Engineering Activities Attribute Mapping


Complex Engineering Activities Attribute
Assessment
CEA1 CEA2 CEA3 CEA4 CEA5
Assignment 2 

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Student Statement:

I/we have read and understood the rules on academic dishonest and
plagiarism in the Programme Handbook.

I/we understand that plagiarism is the presentation of the work, idea or


creation of another person as though it is your own. It is a form of cheating and is a
very serious academic offence that may lead to expulsion from the University.
Plagiarised material can be drawn from, and presented in, written, graphic and
visual form, including electronic data, and oral presentations. Plagiarism occurs
when the origin of the material used is not appropriately cited.

I/we understand the rules and am aware of the consequences which may
follow if I breach those rules.

I/we have taken proper care of safeguarding this work and make all
reasonable effort to ensure it could not be copied.

I/we certify that I have not plagiarised the work of others or participated in
unauthorised collaboration when preparing this assignment.

I/we declare that the attached assignment my/our original work and no part
of it has been copied from any other student’s work or from any other source
except where due acknowledgment is made.

Signature : _______________________

Date : _______________________

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Question 1

Find the eigenvalues and using gaussian elimination to find eigenvectors of the matrix.

1 2 3
(
A= 0 5 6
0 0 −7 )
[15 marks]

Question 2

An insulated uniform metal bar, 8 m long has the temperature of its ends maintained at
0C, and at time t=0 the temperature f ( x )along the bar is defined by f ( x )=x ( 8−x ) . If
∂2 u 1 δu
c 2=1 , show that heat conduction equation 2 = 2 would be ,
∂ x c δt
2 2
3 ∞ −n π t
8 1 nπx
()
u ( x , t )=
π
∑
n ( odd ) =1 n3
e 64
sin
8

to determine the temperature u at any point in the bar at time t .

[15 marks]

Question 3

Consider the system of differential equations

ẍ 1=−2 x1 +2 x 2
ẍ 2=x 1−3 x 2

Find the general solutions for x 1 ( t )and x 2 ( t ) using matrix methods.

Find the particular solutions given that initially, when t=0 , x 1=x 2=0 and x˙1= x˙2=1

[15 marks]

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Question 4

Show that the Fourier Series representing the periodic function

2
f ( t )= π (−π < t< 0 )
{ 2
( t−π ) ( 0< t < π )

f ( t +2 π )=f ( t )

∞
(−1 )n ∞
sin ( 2 n−1 ) t
is f ( t ) =
2 2
3
π + ∑
2
n=1 n
[2
cosnt+
n
πsinnt −
4
∑ ] [
π n=1 ( 2 n−1 )3 ].

Use this result to show that


∞
1 1 2
a¿∑
n=1
[ = π
n2 6 ]
∞
(−1 )n+ 1 1 2
b¿∑
n=1
[ n2
= π
12 ]
[15 marks]

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