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I/II Semester Diploma Examination, August/September – 2022
Course Name: Engineering Mathematics Course Code: 20SC01T
SCHEME OF VALUATION
Q. Q.
Particular Marks Particular Marks
No. No.
SECTION – I SECTION – II
1 (a) Definition 2 2 (a) Writing x – intercept 2
 4  4
Types (Each ½ Marks) 2 Writing y – intercept 2
OR OR
Finding 4 X and 3Y 2 Writing intercept form 2
 4  4
Finding 4 X  3Y 2 Writing two-point form 2
1 (b) 1 2 (b)
Finding A 2
3 Writing 3 x  2 y  k  0
Finding adjA 
 6 Getting value of k 2  6
Formula 1
Result 2
Simplification 1 
OR OR
Writing A   I  0 1
 Finding m1 and m 2 2
Finding Characteristic  Writing tan  1 
Equation 3  6  6
 Getting tan   1 2
Finding Characteristic  Finding   45 1 
2 
roots
1 (c) 2 (c) Writing two-point form 2
Finding  , 1 ,  2 1  1  1 
 5 Substituting values 1  5
Finding x and y 11 
Simplification 2
OR OR
Writing Given Data in 2
Matrix Form  2
 Writing two-point form

Scalar Multiplication 2  5 Substituting values 1  5
 Simplification 2

Answer 1 
1 (d) Finding AB 2 2 (d) Finding m 2
1
 
Finding BA 2  5 Finding m 2 2  5
Writing AB  BA 1  Result with reason 1 
OR OR
Finding adjA 1 Finding slope 2
Finding A( adjA) 2  Writing Slope point form 1 
Finding A  5  5
1 Substituting values 1
Finding A I and Rest 1  Simplification 1 
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Particular Marks Particular Marks
No. No.
SECTION – III SECTION – IV
3 (a) Converting 60  to radian 2 4 (a) Using product rule 2 
 4  4
Converting 5 /6 to degree 2 Derivative of sin x & x 3 1  1
OR OR
tan( A  B ) formula 1 Derivative of each term 
 
Simplification 2  4 1 Mark  4
Result 1  (1+1+1+1) 

3 (b) Formula for 1  cos 2 ; 3 4 (b)
 Using Quotient rule 2
1  cos 2 ; sin 2
 Derivative of 1  sin x 1 
2  6  6
Simplification  Derivative of 1  sin x 1
 Simplification 2 
Result 1 
OR OR

Using tan( A  B ) formula 3 dy 2

Finding
 dx 
writing tan 135  
2  6 d2y 2  6
Simplification Finding
 dx 2 
 2 
Result 1  Finding d 2y at x  0 2 
dx

3 (c) Expansion using sin( A  B) 2 4 (c) ds d 2s 2  1

 Finding and 2 
and cos( A  B )  dt dt 
 5  5
Simplification 2 Finding Velocity 1 
Results 1  Finding Acceleration 1 
OR OR
2
Finding dy and d y 1  1
  dx dx 2 
Finding sin120 , cos330 1  1 
 Getting value of x
Finding sin 240 , cos390 1  1  5 1  5
2

Result 1  Checking of d 2y  0 1 
dx 
Result 1 
3 (d) Writing sin 2 A  sin( A  A) 1 4 (d) Finding dy dx and Slope 1  1
Simplification and result 2  Finding tangent 1 
 5  5
Substituting A  30  1 Finding normal 1 
Rest 1  Result 1 
OR OR
1 2
Simplifying cos 40 cos 20 2 Getting y1  
 1  x2 
Simplifying cos 80 cos 20 2  5  5
Second order derivative 2
Rest 1 
Simplification 1 
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Particular Marks Particular Marks
No. No.
SECTION – V SECTION – V
5 (a) 5 (c) Writing Area Formula 1
Integration of each term  
1 mark  4 Integration 2  5
(1+1+1+1)  Simplification and result 2
OR OR
Integration 2 Writing Volume Formula 1
 
Substituting limits 1  4 Integration 2  5
Result 1  Simplification and result 2
5 (b) Using sin 3x formula 2 5 (d) Formula for integration 1
Integration 1  by parts 

 6  5
Substituting limit values 1 Substitution 1
Simplification 2  Calculation and result 3
OR OR
Substituting for tan x 1
Integration 2
Finding new limits 1  
 6 Differentiation 2  5
Integration 2
Result 1 
Simplification 2 

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and model answers and scheme of valuation prepared by me are correct”.
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Lecturer in Science
180-Government Polytechnic
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4 (d) Given curve is y  x 2  5
dy
Differentiating w.r.t. x,  2x  0
dx
dy
 2x
dx
 dy 
Slope of tangent at (1, 6) is m   
 dx  (1,6)
 2(1)
m2
= (i) Equation of tangent to the given curve at ( x1 , y1 )  (1, 6) is
( y  y1 )  m ( x  x1 )
 ( y  6)  2( x  1)
 y  6  2x  2
 2x  2  y  6  0
 2x  y  4  0 --- (1)
(ii) Equation of normal to the given curve through ( x1 , y1 )  (1, 6) is
1
( y  y1 )  ( x  x1 )
m
1
 ( y  6)  ( x  1)
2
 2 y  12   x  1
 2 y  12  x  1  0
 x  2 y  13  0 --- (2)
From (1) and (2), the given lines 2 x  y  4  0 and x  2 y  13  0 respectively
represents the tangent and normal to the given curve y  x 2  5 at (1, 6) .
OR
Given curve is y  tan 1 x
1
Differentiating w.r.t. x, y1 
1  x2
(1  x 2 ) y1  1
d dv du
Again differentiating w.r.t. x, (1  x 2 ) y2  y1 (0  2 x)  0  (uv)  u v
dx dx dx
(1  x 2 ) y2  2 xy1  0
SECTION – V

5 (a) 1 1 

Let I    cos x  e3 x 
x 1  x2
 dx

1 1
I
 x dx   cos xdx   e 3x
dx 
 1  x2
dx

e3 x
I  log x  sin x   sin 1 x  c
3
OR
 1
1
Let I   2
dx
0 1 x
1
  tan 1 x 
0

 tan 1 (1)  tan 1 (0)


 0
4

I 
4
 /2
5 (b) 3
Let I   sin xdx
0

Using sin 3 x  3 sin x  4 sin 3 x  4 sin 3 x  3 sin x  sin 3 x

1
 sin 3 x  3sin x  sin 3 x 
4
 /2
1
I  4 3sin x  sin 3x  dx
0
 /2
1   cos 3x  
 3( cos x)   
4  3   0
3  /2 1  /2
 cos x 0   cos 3 x 0
4 12
3    1  3 
  cos  cos 0   cos  cos 0 
4  2  12  2 
3 1
 0  1  0  1
4 12
2
I
3
 /2
3
Alternate Method: Let I   sin xdx
0
 /2
2
  sin x sin xdx
0
 /2
I  (1  cos 2 x) sin xdx
0

Put cos x  t
Differentiating,  sin xdx  dt  sin xdx  dt
Lower limit: When x  0 , t  cos 0  1 Upper limit: When x   / 2 , t  cos( / 2)  0
0 0
 I   (1  t 2 )( dt )  I   (t 2  1) dt
1 1
0
 t3 
 I  t
3 1
1
 I   0  1  (0  1)
3
2
 I
3
 OR
 /4
Let I   tan x sec 2 xdx
0

Put tan x  t
Differentiating, sec 2 xdx  dt
Lower limit: When x  0 , t  tan 0  0 Upper limit: When x   / 4 , t  tan( / 4)  1
1
 I   tdt
0
1
t2 
 
 2 0
1
 12  0 2 
2
1
I
2
5 (c) Given curve is y  x 2  3
b
Required area, A   ydx
a
2
A   ( x 2  3) dx
0
2
 x3 
   3x 
3 1
1 3
  2  03   3  2  0
3
8
 6
3
26
A Sq.Units
3
OR
Given curve is y  x2  5x
b
Required volume, V    y 2 dx
a
2
V    ( x 2  5 x) dx
1
2
 x3 5 x 2 
   
3 2 1
2
1 5 
3

   23  13  (22  12 ) 
2 1

 7 15 
   
3 2 
59
V  Cubic.Units
6
 5 (d) Let I   x cos xdx
 du 
Integrating by parts using  uvdx  u  vdx      vdx  dx , we get
 dx 
I  x (sin x )   (1  sin x ) dx

 x sin x   sin xdx

 x sin x  (  cos x )  c
I  x sin x  cos x  c
OR
2 x
Given I   (3 x  e ) dx --- (1)
 x3  x
 3 e c
 3 
I  x3  e x  c
dI
Differentiating w.r.t x,  3x 2  e x  0
dx
dI
 3x 2  e x --- (2)
dx
From (1) and (2), it is observed that integration is inverse process of differentiation.

“Certified that the model answers prepared by me for code 20SC01T are from prescribed textbook
and model answers and scheme of valuation prepared by me are correct”.
Award the full marks for alternative methods of answers.

SIDDHARAMA PATIL
Lecturer in Science
180-Government Polytechnic
SURAPURA

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