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NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOI-OCY, KURUKSHETRA

B. Tech. 3'd Scmester Theory Examination, Nov./De c._2022
subject: Applied Numericatand statistical Methods (CE & ME)
Paper Code: MAIR 2l (Regular & Reappear)

Time:03 Hours Max. Marks:50

Note:
i' Answer all questions, considering the internal choices in question no 4. I\zlarks
allotted for
each question is shown on the right-hand margin.
II' The candidates, before starting to write the solutions, should please check
the question paper
for any discrepancy, and also ensure that they have been delivered the question papeiof
right course number and the right subject title.

I tu) ur. Newton-Raphson method to find a root of equation xe*

I
I
- 1. : 0, which is tsl
I close to 0.5.
(b) Solve the system of equation using Thomas algorithm:
2.04xr-xz=40.8
-xt*2.04x2-x::0.8
-x2*Z.04xs -x+ = 0.8 tsl
-rs*2.04xn=200.8

2 (a) From the datay(0.60) = 0.622L,y(0.6S) = 0.6155,/(0.70)

= 0.6138 and t4l
y(0.75) = 0.6'1,70,find the maximum or minimum value of y.
(b) Using the finite difference merhod, frnd y(t.zs), y(1.50) and y(L.25)
t6l
satisfying the difrerential equatio n ,# * y :0, subject to the boundary

condition y(1) : 1,y(2) :2.

3 (a) Using Runge-Kutta method of order four, solve y,, y + xy,,

= tsl
with y(0) : 1,y'(0) = 0 ro find y(0.2) and y'(0.2).

(b) Using Simpson's 3/8s rule, evaruare the inregral {:#with 3 and 6 sub-
tsl
intervals. Also, compare with the exact solution.
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(a) The probability that a bomb dropped from a plane will strike tlre rarger is 0.2. lf
| six
bombs are dropped, find the probability that
(i) Exactly two will strike the rarger,
(ii) Ar leasr two will strike the target.

OR
(a) Fit a Poisson distribution to the set of observations:

x:0 1234
f(x) : 122 60 ts 2 r

(b) The mean of a certain normal population is equal to the standard

error of the mean of
the samples of I00 from that distribution. Find the probability that
the mean of the
sample of 25 from the distribution will be negative?

OR
(b) There is small chance of 0.002 for any screw to be defective. The
screws are in packet
of 10. Find the number of packets containing no defective, one defective, and two defective
screws respectively in a consignment of 10,000 packets.

A manufacturing firm has discontinued production of a certain unprofitable product tine.

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This created considerable excess production capacity. Ivlanagement is considering
to
devote their excess capacity to one or more of the three produ
ct l,2,and 3. The avaitable
capacity on machines and the number of machine-hours required for each
unit of the
respective product, is given below:

Machine Type Available Productivity (hours/un it)

Time
Product I Product 2 Product 3
(hours/week)

Milling Machine 250 8 2 J

Lathe r50 4 J 0

Grinder 50 2 I

The unit profit would be Rs 20, Rs 6, and Rs g respectively for the product
I , 2, and 3.
Find how much to each product the firm should produce in order to maximize
profit.

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