(For all courses having end semester Full Mark=50)

KIIT Deemed to be University

Online End Semester Examination(Spring Semester-2022)

Subject Name & Code: Mathematics-II & MA 1004

Applicable to Courses:B. Tech. (Regular/Back 2018, 2019, 2020 &2021AB)

Full Marks=50 Time:2 Hours

SECTION-A(Answer All Questions. Each question carries 2 Marks)

Time:30 Minutes (7×2=14 Marks)

Questio Question Question CO Answer Key

n No Type(MC Mapp (For MCQ
Q/SAT) ing Questions
only)

Q.No:1 MCQ The interval of convergence of the CO1 (b)



2n xn
n 2
2

power series n0 is

a.
(1, 1)
b.
(0.5, 0.5)
c.
(1.5, 1.5)
d. (, )
MCQ The interval of convergence of the CO1 (d)


4n xn
n 4
2

power series n0 is

a.
(1, 1)
b.
(0.5, 0.5)
c.
(1.5, 1.5)
d. (0.25, 0.25)
 MCQ Let the Legendre polynomial of CO2 (c)
degree four be
 6 3 
P4 (x)   x4  x2  
7 35
  , then
the value of  is
35

a. 2
35
b. 8
35

c. 8
35
d. 2
MCQ The differential equation CO1 (a)
3x 2 y ʹ  2 yʹ  (x  1) y  0 cannot
be solved by Frobenius method
about the point
a. x  0
b. x  1
c. x  1
d. None of the above
Q.No:2 MCQ J (x) CO2 (b)
Let n be the Bessel’s function of
1 st kind of order n a n d
J0 (2)  a, J1(2)  b.
Then the value

of J 2 (2) is
a. ab
b. ba

c.
 0.5(b  a)
d. ab
MCQ J (x) CO2 (d)
If n be the Bessel’s function of 1st
kind of o r derna n d
2
J n (x)  n  J (x)0
J (x)
1 x then the
value of n is
a. 0
b. 2
c. -1
d. None of these
 MCQ  CO2 (c)

0 (x)
1/ 4  x
e dx
The value of is

a. 2


b.2
3
c.2
3

d.2
MCQ P (x) CO2 (a)
Let n be Legendre polynomial of
1

n  1
1(1  x)Pn (x)dx
degree then is
a. 0
1
b. 2n  1
2
c. 2n  1
n
d. 2n  1

Q.No:3 MCQ CO3 (b)

If
f (t)  t 4P(t) , w h e r e P(t) ha s
derivatives of all orders then
 d 4 
L 4 f (t)
 dt 
is
3
a. s L{ f (t)}
b. s4L{ f (t)}
c. s4L{ f (iv) (t)}
d. s 3 L{ f ʹ(t)}
 MCQ  t  CO3 (c)
L et sinh 2tdt
 0 
The value of is
s 1
a. s2  2s  3
s 1
b.
s(s2  2s  3)
2
c. s3  2s2  3s
2

d.
s(s3  2s2  5)

MCQ The inverse Laplace transform of CO3 (a)

2s
(s  2)e
s 1 is

a.
 (t  2)  e(2t)u(t  2)

b.
 (t)  e(t2)u(t  2)

c.
 (t  2)  etu(t  2)

d.  (t 1)  e(t1)u(t 1)

MCQ The Laplace inverse CO3 (b)

1 s2 1
L {(1 e )(s  2) }equals

a.
et , 0  t  2; 0, t  2

b.
e2t , 0  t  1; 0, t  1

c.
e2t , 0  t  1, 0, t  1

d.
et , 0  t  2; 0, t  2

Q.No:4 MCQ f (t)  sin t CO4 (a)

The primitive period of is
a. 
b. 
c. 2
d. Cannot be determined
 MCQ In the Fourier series expansion of CO4 (c)
f (x)  sin x ,   x  
with
f (x  2 )  f (x) , the value of the
b
Fourier coefficient n is
a. 
b. 
c. 0
d. Cannot be determined
MCQ The Fourier series of CO4 (d)
 (1 x),   x  0
f (x)   (1 x), 0x
 at
x  0 gives
a. f (x)  0
b. f (x)  4
c. f (x)  1
d.
f (x)  1

MCQ The Fourier series of CO4 (d)

1 x,   x  0
f (x)  1 x, 0x x0
 at
gives
a. f (x)  0
b. f (x)  4
c. f (x)  2
d. f (x)  1

If f  [xy, 2xy] then f is

Q.No:5 MCQ CO5 (d)
a.
x2 y2
b. x2 y2  xy
c. 2x 2 y2
d. Does not exist

MCQ L! e t CO5 (a)

3 2 2
A  [bxy  z , (b  2)x , (1  b)xz ] .
If   A is zero then the value of b is
a. b4
b. b  4
c. b1
d. b  2
 MCQ The directional derivative of CO5 (b)
2 3
f  xy  yz at the point (2, -1, 1) in

the direction of the vector

[1, 2, 2] is
a. 11/3
b. -11/3
c. 10/3
d. -10/3
MCQ 2 CO5 (a)
The value of
 f at (2, 3, 1) when

xy
f  z
is
a. 12
b. -12
c. 0
d. 10
Q.No:6 MCQ CO5 (c)

The value of R
 x2 y3dxdy
over the
rectangle
R : 0  x  1, 0  y  3is
a. 27/2
b. -27/2
c. 27/4
d. -27/4
MCQ  (a sin ) CO5 (b)
 0 r dr d
The value of 0 is
a2
a. 12
 a2
b. 4
2 2
 a
c. 6
d. 0

MCQ 1 x CO5 (c)

  xydydx
The value of 0 x is
a. Zero
b. -1/24
c. 1/24
d. 24
 MCQ 1x
2 CO5 (d)

0 0 xe dydx
y

The value of is
e
1
a. 2
b. e 1
c.  e  1
1
(e 1)
d. 2

Q.No:7 MCQ CO6 (b)

If y(1)  1 and y(3)  4 then the
value of y(2) is
a. 1.5
b. 2.5
c. -2
d. 0
MCQ CO6 (a)
If y(1)  4 and y(3)  8 then the
y(2)
value of is
a. 6
b. 0
c. 4.5
d. 2

I f f (0)  1, f (0.5)  0.8

MCQ CO6 (c)
a n d
1

 0.5
then the value of 0
 f (x)dx
f (1)
by Trapezoidal rule is
a. 0.745
b. 0.735
c. 0.775
d. 0.765
MCQ CO6 (d)
If f (0)  0, f (0.5)  0.25, f (1)  1,
f (1.5)  2.25 and f (2)  4 then the
2

0 f (x)dx
value of by Simpson’s 1/3rd
rule is
a. 1/3
b. 4/3
c. 2/3
d. 8/3

SECTION-B(Answer Any Three Questions. Each Question carries 12

Marks)

Time: 1 Hour and 30 Minutes (3×12=36 Marks)

Question Question CO
No Mapping
(Each
question
should
be from
the same
CO(s))
Q.No:8 ! y  CO5&
v   , 4x, 0 CO2
(a). Let  4  be the velocity of a fluid
motion. Is the flow Irrotational? Incompressible? Find
the path of the particles.

(b). Find at least one of the series solutions for the

following differential equation by Frobenius method.
x 2 y ʹ  4xyʹ  (x 2  2) y  0 .

C F (r)  dr
(a).Find the work done in a moving particle in
2
the force field
F (r)  [3x , (2xz  y), z] along the

straight line from (0, 0, 0) to (2, 1, 3) .

(b). Find a power series solution of the following
differential equation in powers of x .
(1  x 2 ) y ʹ  xyʹ  y  0
(a). Prove that the differential form under the integral
sign is exact in the plane and evaluate
( / 2, 1, 2)

 (y cos x  z3)dx  (2 y sin x  4)dy  (3xz2  2)dz

2

(0, 1, 1)

(b). Using the indicated substitution, reduce the

following differential equation to Bessel’s equation and
then find a general solution in terms of Bessel’s
functions.

xy ʹ  5 yʹ  xy  0, ( y  x 3u).

Q.No:9 (a). Find the in ver se L a pla ce t r a n s f o r m of CO3&

s CO4
2 2
(s 1)(s  4)
by using convolution.

(b). Find the Fourier series of the function with

 4x,   x  0
f (x  2 )  f (x). f (x)  4x, 0x

 1 s2  4
ln 2 .
(a). Find the inverse Laplace transform of 4 s

(b). Is the function even or odd or neither even nor odd?

11  x,
 x,
1  x  0
0x1
Find the Fourier series of f (x) 

which is assumed to be periodic with period 2.

1 s 1
2
(a). Find the inverse Laplace transform of s s1 .
 
(b). Represent
f (x)    x, 0  x   as a Fourier
cosine series.
Q.No:10 (a). Solve the initial value problem by using Laplace CO3&
transform.   CO6
6 sin t, 0 t
y ʹ  9 y  , y(0)  0, yʹ(0)  0.
0, t

0.6
2

 e x dx
(b). Apply Simpson’s 1/3rd rule to calculate 0 by
taking 7 ordinates.
(a). Solve the initial value problem by applying Laplace
transform
y ʹ  2 yʹ  2 y  e t  5 (t  2) , y(0)  0, yʹ(0)  1


0 (1  3cos2 x)dx
(b). Evaluate by dividing the range
into six equal parts using Trapezoidal rule.
(a). Apply Laplace transform to solve the system of
differential equations.
ʹ ʹ
y 2y 4y y  y  3y , y (0)  3, y (0)  0.
1 1 2 2 1 2 1 2
2
2
1
 (e x 1)dx
(b). Apply Simpson’s 3 rule to evaluate 0 by
dividing the range into six equal parts.
Q.No:11 (a). Evaluate by reversing the order of integration. CO5&
4x CO6

0 x e
x2 y
dydx

(b). Use Lagrange’s interpolation formula to find the

value of y when x  10 , if the following values of x and y
are given:
x 5 6 9 11
y 12 13 14 16
(a). Apply Green’s theorem to evaluate

 (2x  y2 )dx  (x 2  y2 )dy

2

C counterclockwise around
C
the boundary curve of the region
R : x2  y2  a 2 , y  0.
y  f (x)
(b). Find the equation of the cubic curve that
passes through the points (1, -3), (3, 9), (4, 30) and (6,
132) by using Newton’s divided difference formula.
Hence find
f (2).

 F ndA
F [x z, y x, z y]
   
(a). Evaluate S , where ,
S : r  [u cos v, u sin v, u], 0  u  3, 0  v   .

(b). If y(1)  3, y(3)  9, y(4)  30 and y(6)  132 , find

the Lagrange’s interpolation polynomial that takes the
same values as y at the given points. Hence find y(5).