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Maths Module 2 Question Bank

This document contains questions and problems regarding multivariable calculus topics including: 1) Taylor and Maclaurin series expansions of functions of one variable up to certain terms. 2) Evaluation of indeterminate limits using L'Hospital's rule. 3) Partial derivatives, total derivatives, and Jacobians involving functions of multiple variables. 4) Finding the extreme values (maxima and minima) of functions of two variables.

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Maths Module 2 Question Bank

This document contains questions and problems regarding multivariable calculus topics including: 1) Taylor and Maclaurin series expansions of functions of one variable up to certain terms. 2) Evaluation of indeterminate limits using L'Hospital's rule. 3) Partial derivatives, total derivatives, and Jacobians involving functions of multiple variables. 4) Finding the extreme values (maxima and minima) of functions of two variables.

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UNIT-II QUESTION BANK

SERIES EXPANSION AND MULUI VARLABIE CALCUIUS


Taylor's and Macluarin'sCxpansions of funetion of one variable (withoutprool).
Indelerminate lorms l.' Ilospital Rule
(witout prool). Partial differentlatuon: r
and composite o function or
rVtive
variables.
function. Jacobians, Maxlma & Minina for a

ALORSAND
MACLAURIN'SEXPANSIONS FOR FUNCIION OF VaRlAMlE (WIT0T
. State 1aylor's Theorem
Maclaurin's series expansion of Mx) up to fifth degrece term
is,..
.Expand Sx)=e'in a series ofincreasing powers of (r-1Jup to Forth degree terms

Expand the following function using Maclaurin's series up to the term containing *'.

i) Sinx ii) Cosx

S. Expand VI+ sin 2x by the Maclaurin'sseries up to and including filth degree


terms

6. Using Maclaurin's series, expand tan x up to the term containingN.

7. Expand log(secx) by the Maclaurin's series up to ternms containing x5.

8. Using Maclaurin's series, expand tan up to the terni containing x*.

9. Expand log(1+sin x) by the Maclaurin's series up to and including third degree terms.

10. Expand log(1+cosx) by the Maclaurin's series up to and including third deyree terms

11. Expand log(1+e) by Maclaurin'sseries, up to the term containing x'

Sin x
12. Expand e by Maclaurin's series, up to theterm containingx.

INDETERMINATE FORMS L' HOSPITAL RULE (WITIIOUT PROor:

Evaluate the following limits:

. limx*
2.
linm(tanx)a

lima +x) lim(l+sin.)


4.

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linm lanx

5.
lim
6,,

7Lim (a+
r-ol 8Lin 0
Lin (e"s'iet

9
lim ax
2X +- 1

Partial Derivatives:
Ou du 3
1. If u =
log{r" y' +z' -3axyz), show that i)+
+
Oz
oy X+y+Z

ox oy z

1. If v=
loglr*+*+*}., provethat +y +, 2
2. fv=+y +z*, provethat =0

3. If z(x +y) = x* +y', show that

4. Ifz =f(x +cl) +Ø(r-ct), prove that c


.at
5. Ifu =x' tan|
'tan"show that -

6. If u =r", show that

7. If z =
e f(ax-by), prove that b+
Ox
a
Oy
Z2abz
+z', show thata
=
-/') +és) rr)+2st)
8. If u=Sr), wherer=yx* + y
-2

v=r", provethatv, +1V + =


m(m +)r*
9. Let r =x*+y'+z and
2
sin 2x u, + sin 2y u, +sin 22 u,
=

show that
10. If v= log(tan x + tan y+ tan z),
Total Derivative

*" +* +: and = e', y= e' cost ,z =


c' stnt rindasa total derivae
and verily the result by direct
substitution.
*Cases at the rate of 2 cm/scc at the lnstant when x 3cm and y=1 cm at wnat rate

D e changing in order that the function 2xy-3x'y shal be neither increasing no


decreasing?
A BIven instant the sides of a rectanele are 4 ft. and 3 ft. respectively and they are
at the rate of 1.5
esing ft./sec. and 0.5 f./sec respectively, find the rate at which the
area is
increasing that instant.
at
4 2xy* -3r*y and if x increases at the rate of 2 cm. per second and it passes throug
the value x=3 cm., show thatify is passing through the value y = 1 cm., y must be

decreasing at the rate of 2cm. persecond, on order that z shall remain constant.

Composite function
1. If =fx.y} and x = c" +e", y=e" -e" Prove that
Ou x
2. If u= f(r.y) and x = rcos0,y =rsin 0,Prove that

1 ou 1 0u 1 Cu
3. If u =f2r-3y.3y-4z,4z -2x),Prove that = 0.
2 r 3 ay 4o
4. If u=F(r-yy-z,z-x) provethat =0

5. If u
=u Show Show that.r*+J =0.
Ou
6. If u =fr,s,/)andr=s==Prove that * *
0.
7. If u= fe*,**,e*"), Prove that a
Jacobians
1. Ifx =u' -v' and y =2v,Showthat =4u +v)
4,V)

2. If x= rcos0, y =rsin 6,z =z, then find ar,0,)


3. If x =rsin Ocosp, y =rsin 0sin ø,z = rcos0, then show that x.y.=rrsin0
sin0
aau.,at(1,1,0)
w= 2z' -xy Evaluatesat(1,-1,0)
4. If u=r+3y-z',v=4r'yz,
y.a)
5. If
us , v , w-Show that 4
8syr)
6. If y, =
, y, y, 1,Show that the
=

X Jacobian of y,,y,.Y, vith respect to


XXyy is A,

7. If
u= xyz, v= x +y' +z', w=x+y+ Z,
z,find
findu,v, W) ax.y.)
8. If
uX+y+z, uy =
y+ 2, uvW =
z, show that a(x.y,2)u'v
OCu,v,w)
9. 1f x +y' +z',v=xy +yz +zx, w =x +y+z,
u=
find u,v, w)
(x,y,7)
Maxima and Minima for function
of Two Variables
Find the extreme values of the
following functions:
(1) S(x.y) =
x' +y' -3x-12y +20
(2) S(x.y) =
2xy -

5x -2y +4x+ 4y-6

(3) Sx.y) =2(x-y)- x' -y'


(4) Sx,y) = x*y' - 5x -8xy-5y

(5) Sxy) =x'y'0-x-)

(6) fx, y) =r +y' -3ary,a >0

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