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    NMCP Unit 6

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    This document contains 25 questions related to numerical methods for solving ordinary differential equations. The questions cover topics like Taylor series methods, Euler's method, Runge-Kutta methods, and numerical integration techniques including the trapezoidal rule, Simpson's rule, and Newton-Cotes formulas. The questions ask students to use these numerical methods to solve sample differential equations, estimate integrals, and evaluate errors.

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    Unit-6

    Q1. Use Taylor method recursively to solve the equation


    y ' =x 2 + y 2 with y ( 0 )=0 for the interval (0.04) using two
    subintervals of size 0.2.
    Q2. Find out the solution of y ' =2 y +3 e x using Taylor’s series.
    Initial values are given as x 0=0∧ y 0=1.Find out value of y for
    0(0.1) 0.3.
    Q3. Solve the following equation by Taylor series method :
    x y =x − y Given y (2)=2 Find at y at x=2.1
    '

    dy 2
    Q4. Solve dx
    =x− y by Taylor’s series method to calculate y at
    x=0.4 in two steps. Initial values are x=0,y=1.
    Q5. Find 1(0.1) 1.2 [Intial value=1,h=0.1 Final value =1.2],the
    dy
    solution of dx
    =x+ y .

    Q6. Explain Taylor’s series method for solution of ordinary


    differential equations.
    Q7. Using Euler’s method , obtain the solution of y ' =x− y ,given
    x 0=0 , y 0=1 at x =0.6 taking h=0.2.
    Q8. Using Euler’s method ,find an approximate value of y
    corresponding to x=1, y ' =x + y∧ y =1 when x=0.
    Q9. Use Euler’s method to numerically integrate,
    f ( x , y )=−2 x3 +12 x 2−20 x+ 8.5 , y ( 0 )=1¿ x=0 ¿ x=0.5 Giving proper
    example illustrate the effect of stop size on stability of Euler’s
    method.
    Q10. Using Euler’s method solve the following equation
    dy
    =x+ y , y ( 0 )=0 choose h=0.2 and compute y(0.4) and y(0.6).
    dx
    Q11. Use the predictor –corrector formula for tabulating the
    dy 2 2
    solutions of 10 dx = x + y , y ( 0 )=1 for the range 0.5 ≤ x ≤ 1.0.

    Q12. Explain modified Euler’s method for solution of ordinary


    differential equations.
    Q13. Use 4th order Rk method to estimate y(0.4) when y ' =x 2 + y 2
    with y(0)=0 Take h=0.2.
    dy
    Q14. Solve dx
    =x+ y when y=1 at x =0. Find solution for x=0.1,0.2 by
    Runge-kutta method.
    Q15. Solve the following equation by Runge-kutta method at
    dy
    x=0.8: dx
    = y−x Take x 0=0 , y ( 0 )=2, h=0.2.
    dy
    Q16. Solve the equation dx =√ x+ y , subject to x=0,y=1 to find y
    at x=0.2 taking h=0.1.
    π

    Q17. Evaluate the interal ∫ (4 +2 sin x ) dx using Simpson,s


    0
    3th
    rule wheren=5. Compute percent relative error.
    8
    Q18. Use trapezoidal rule with four steps to estimate the rule of
    2
    x
    integral. ∫ dx.
    0 √ 2+ x2
    5.2

    Q19. Evaluate ∫ ¿ x dx using trapezoidal rule.Take h=0.2.


    4
    1
    sinx
    Q20. Sove ∫ x
    dx using trapezoidal rule and write a program
    0

    for this same.


    Q21. Derive the formula of traperzoidal rule as special case of
    Newton cotes’s formulae for numerical integration.
    1rd
    Q22. Derive formula of Simpson’s 3 rule using Newton cote’s
    formula for numerical integration.
    Q23. A curve is drawn to pass through the points given by the
    following table.
    x 1 1.5 2 2.5 3 3.5 4
    y 2 2.4 2.7 2.8 3 2.6 2.1
    Estimate the area bouned by the curve,the x-axis and ordinates
    x=1,x=4.
    π
    2 3th
    Q24. Evaluate ∫ e sinx dx , using simpson’s 8 rule with 6 sub
    0

    intervals.
    π

    Q 25.Evaluate the interal ∫ (4 +2 sin x ) dx using Simpson,s


    0
    3th
    rule wheren=5. Compute percent relative error.
    8

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