MTE-10

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School of Sciences
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Maidan Garhi, New Delhi-110068

(2021)
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 Assignment (MTE-10)
Course Code: MTE-10
Assignment Code: MTE-10/TMA/2021
Maximum Marks: 100

1. a) Find the largest real root  of f ( x)  x 6  x  1  0 lying between 1 and 2. Perform

three iterations by
i) bisection method
ii) secant method ( x0  2, x1  1) . (4)
b) Find the number of positive and negative roots of the polynomial
P( x)  x 3  3x 2  4 x  5 . Find P ( 2) and P ( 2) using synthetic division method. (3)

c) Solve x 3  9 x  1  0 for the root lying between 2 and 4 by the method of false
position. Perform two iterations. (3)

2. a) Using x0  2 as an initial approximation find an approximation to one of the zeros

of
p ( x)  2 x 4  3 x 2  3 x  4
by using Birge-Vieta method. Perform two iterations. (4)
b) Find by Newton’s method the roots of the following equations correct to three places
of decimals
i) x log 10 x  4.772393 near x  6
ii) f ( x)  x  2 sin x near x  2 (6)

3. a) The equation x 2  ax  b  0 has two real roots p and q such that | p |  | q | . If we

b
use the fixed point iteration xk 1  , to find a root then to which root does it
xk  a
converge? (3)
b) Estimate the eigenvalues of the matrix
1  2 3 
6  13 18 
 
4  10 14 

using the Gershgorin bounds. Draw a rough sketch of the region where the
eigenvalues lie. (4)
c) Find the inverse of the matrix
1  1 1 
A  1  2 4
1 2 2

using Gauss Jordan method. (3)

4. a) Solve the system of equations

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 0.6 x  0.8 y  0.1z  1
1.1x  0.4 y  0.3 z  0.2
x  y  2 z  0.5
by LU decomposition method and find the inverse of the coefficient matrix (5)
b) For the linear system of equations
1 2  2  x1  1
1 1 1   x   3
   2  
2 2 1   x3  5

set up the Gauss-Jacobi and Gauss-Seidal iteration schemes in matrix form. Also
check the convergence of the two schemes. (5)
5. a) Find the dominant eigenvalue and the corresponding eigenvector for the matrix
 4 14 0
A    5 13 0
  1 0 2
using five iterations of the power method and taking y (0)  [1 1 1]T as the initial
vector. (5)
b) Solve the system of equations
3x  2 y  4 z  7
2x  y  z  7
x  3 y  5z  2
with partial pivoting. Store the multipliers and also write the pivoting vectors. (5)

6. a) Determine the constants  ,  ,  in the differentiation formula

y(x 0 )   y(x 0  h)   y(x 0 )   y(x 0  h)
so that the method is of the highest possible order. Find the order and the error term
of the method. (4)
b) The function f ( x)  ln(1  x) is to be tabulated at equispaced points in the interval
[ 2, 3] using linear interpolation. Find the largest step size h that can be used so that
the error  5  10 4 in magnitude. (3)
c) Using finite differences, show that the data

x 3 2 1 0 1 2 3
f (x) 13 7 3 1 1 3 7
represents a second degree polynomial. Obtain this polynomial using interpolation
and find f ( 2.5) . (3)

7. a) Derive a suitable numerical differentiation formula of 0(h 2 ) to find f ( 2.4) with
h  0.1 given the table

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 x 0.1 1.2 2.4 3.9
f (x) 3.41 2.68 1.37  1.48 (4)

b) The position f (x) of a particle moving in a line at various times x k is given in the
following table. Estimate the velocity and acceleration of the particle at x  1.2 .

x 1.0 1.2 1.4 1.6 1.8 2.0 2.2

f (x) 2.72 3.32 4.06 4.96 6.05 7.39 9.02 (3)

c) Take 10 figure logarithm to bases 10 from x  300 to x  310 by unit increment.

Calculate the first derivative of log 10 x when x  310 . (3)

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8. a) Show that 1   2 2  1  where  and  are the average and central
2
differences operators, respectively. (2)
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b) A table of values is to be constructed for the function f (x) given by f ( x)  in
1 x
the interval [1, 4] with equal step length. Determine the spacing h such that
quadratic interpolation gives result with accuracy 1  10 6 . (3)
c) Using the classical R-K method of O(h 4 ) calculate approximate solution of the IVP,
y   1  x  4 y, y (0)  1 at x  0.6 , taking h  0.1 and 0.2 . Use extrapolation
technique to improve the accuracy. (5)

9. a) Compute the values of

1
dx
1 
0 1 x
2

by using the trapezoidal rule with h  0.5, 0.25, 0.125 . Improve this value by using
the Romberg’s method. Compare your result with the true value. (5)
b) Use modified Euler’s method to find the approximate solution of IVP
y   2 xy, y (1)  1 at x  1.5 with h  0.1
1
If the exact solution is y ( x )  e x
2
, find the error. (3)
c) Show that u x  c1e x  c2 e  x is a solution of the difference equation
u x1  2u x cosh   u x1  0 . (2)

10. a) Using the following table of values, find approximately by Simpson’s rule, the arc
1  1
length of the graph y  between the points (1, 1) and  5, 
x  5
x 1 2 3 4 5

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 1 x4 1.414 1.031 1.007 1.002 1.001
(3)
x4

b) i) Calculate the third-degree Taylor polynomial about x0  0 for f ( x)  (1  x)1 / 2 .

ii) Use the polynomial in part (i) to approximate 1.1 and find a bound for the
error involved.
0. 1

 (1  x)
1/ 2
iii) Use the polynomial in part (i) to approximate dx . (7)
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