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B. Tech. II (Electrical) 4th Sem.

Mid-S emester Examination (Online) March-2021

Engineering Mathematics

Marks: 30 Duration: 2 Hours

Instructions: 1. Attempt all questions. 2. Each carries equal marks. 3. Assume data required if any.

1. A 3-phase, 4-pole, 50 Hz star connected induction motor is connected to 400 V line to line. The motor has standstill rotor resistance and
reactance per phase equal to 0.89 ohm and 8.02 ohm, respectively referred to the stator. Use the Newton-Raphson and Secant methods to find the
slip (s) of the motor if the motor is connected to a load of constant torque 40.51 Nm. Assume the suitable value of an initial slip (0.08 < s <
0.01). The torque (T) – slip (s) relation is given as follows

2
3 * 60 V1 ph R2'
T , with V1ph = 400/1.732 and Ns = 1500 RPM .
2N s  R '  2  s
   X 2 s
2 '
  2

 s  

2. Find the value of ‘Y’ in the following table using the Simpson’s 3/8 rule if the integral value is 1.71828.

x 0 1/6 2/6 3/6 4/6 5/6 1


y 1 1.1813 1.3956 Y 1.9477 2.3009 2.7182
Using the obtained value of ‘Y’, find the integration of the curve using the trapezoidal rule. Comment on your results.

3. The voltage vs. temperature data for a Platinum-Rhodium thermocouple whose junction is placed at 0 oC is given in the following table. F ind
the temperatures corresponding to 625 µV and 5785 µV using appropriate interpolation polynomial with degree up to 4.

EM F 0 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 3500 4000 4500 5000 5500 6000
(µV)
T (oC) 0.0 80.0 146.9 207.6 265.0 320.2 373.7 426.1 477.7 528.3 578.1 627.1 675.3

4. For the data-points (x, y) => (0, 0.0), (2, Y) and (5, 6.9) the second order Lagrangian polynomial gives y = 3.88 when x = 3. Find the mis s ing
value Y using the same formula.

5. The given dataset (xj, yj), j ε [0, N], write down different ways to express the dataset in form of the polynomial function y = f (x).

6. An RL series circuit model is represented by the following equation. Compute the solution for I (0.5) considering 1) h  0.5 and 2)
h  0.25 using RK2 method of solving ODE. Assume inductance L  2 , resistance R  2.5 and voltage V  5 . The initial condition is
I (0)  0 .

dI V IR
 
dt L L
7. Show that the generalized formula to calculate reciprocal of the P th root of any positive number ‘N’ using the NR method is

xi 1 
1
P

P  1xi  NxiP1 
1.5
8. Find the Lagrange’s interpolation p olynomial to fit the following data. Use polynomial to estimate the value of e .

i 0 1 2 3
0 1 2 3
xi
0 1.7183 6.3891 19.0855
e xi  1

9. Compute f '(2.2) and f ''(2.2) from the following tabular data as shown in following table. Choose the appropriate interpolation formula.

x 1.4 1.6 1.8 2.0 2.2


f ( x) 4.0552 4.9530 6.0496 7.3981 9.0250

1  x2
2

10. Compute integral I e 2
dx using Simpson’s 1/3rd formula. Take h  0.125 .
0

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