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The document discusses several topics related to beta and gamma functions: 1) It evaluates five integrals involving exponential, logarithmic, and power functions. 2) It states and proves the duplication formula for gamma functions. 3) It states and proves the relation between beta and gamma functions. 4) It solves two integrals involving rational functions. 5) It evaluates three integrals involving trigonometric functions. 6) It proves an identity relating an integral involving a power of x and the beta function.

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Tutorial 3 PDF

The document discusses several topics related to beta and gamma functions: 1) It evaluates five integrals involving exponential, logarithmic, and power functions. 2) It states and proves the duplication formula for gamma functions. 3) It states and proves the relation between beta and gamma functions. 4) It solves two integrals involving rational functions. 5) It evaluates three integrals involving trigonometric functions. 6) It proves an identity relating an integral involving a power of x and the beta function.

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Tutorial 3

Beta and Gamma Functions


1) Evaluate the following:
 3
1 1  x
dx dx e
1)
 , 2)
 , 3)  dx ,
0
 log x
0
x. log( 1 )
x 0 x

 
4  y6 x 4
4)  y e dy , 5)  dx
e
0 0

2) State and prove the Duplication formula for Gamma functions.

3) State and prove relation between Beta and Gamma function.

1 1 2

5) Solve i ) 
x 1  x  dx
6
2
ii)  x  3
8  x 3
dx
0 0

6) Evaluate the following

 1 2
sin 4  4 1
1)  2
dx , 2)  x cos xdx , 3)  sin 2  (1  cos ) 4 d
0 (1  cos  ) 0 0

 
dx 1 n n
8) prove that  x x n
  ( , ) and hence evaluate  sec h 8 xdx
0 (e  e )
4 2 2 0
Numerical Solutions of ODEs
Q.1 Using Euler’s method find the approximate value of y where
dy
 x  y ; y(0)=1 , h=0.2 at x=1.
dx

dy
Q.2 Using Euler’s modified method find y where  x  y with y (0) = 1
dx
at x = 0.5, h=0.25.

Q.3 Using Runge-Kutta method of order four find y (0.2) with h=0.1 given

dy 1
 ; y (0)=1
dx x  y

dy 3 2
Q.4 Using Taylor’s Series method find the solution of dx  ( x  y )
with y (0) = 1 at x= 0.1
dy
Q.5 Solve  2 x  y 2 ; x(0)=0, y(0)=1 choosing h=0.1 by Runge-Kutta
dx
method of fourth order.

Q.6 Apply Runge-Kutta method of fourth order to find approximate value of


dy
y where  xy 2 , x0 = 2, y0= -1 for x=2.2 taking h=0.2 and compare
dx
with exact value.

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