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Sl. No. of Q. Paper : 7465 J
Unique Paper Code 332351303
cn Name of the Course : [Link].(Hons.)
Mathematics
Name-of thé Paper : Multivariate Calculus
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Semester I
Time : 3 Hours Maximum Marks:=75
Instructions for Candidates :
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(i) Write your Roll No. [Link] top immediately
on receipt of this question paper.
(ii) All Sections are compulsory.
(iii) Attempt any five questions from each
Section.
(iv) All questions carry equal marks. 7465
Section- I
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B otherwise
for x #y’
is continuous at the the origin, what is B ?
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3. The radius and height of a right circular cone
are measured with errors of at most 3% and
2%, respectively. Use increments to approximate
the maximum possible percentage error in
computing the volume of the cone using these
measurements. and the formula V = par :
ee T SY, z) = xy’e* and x = 2+ 3t,y=6-4t,
@ df
z= t?. Compute a): :
5. Sketch the level curve corresponding to C= 1
dae =
for the function f (x,y) =i and find a unit
normal vector atthe point P,(2v3 ). ae
6. Find the point on the plane 2x + y-z=5 that
is closest to the origin.
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7. Find the volume of the solid bounded above
by the plane z = y and below in the xy-plane
by the part of the disk x? +y? < 1-in the first
quadrant.
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8. Sketch the region of-integration and. then
_compute the integral Re e™ dy dx in 2'ways.:
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(6) with the order of integration reversed
9. Ya “Bvaluate f Cn * ye +y? dy dx by converting
to polar coordinates,
10. Find the volume of the tetrahedron bounded
by the plane 2x + Y +32 = 6 and the coordinate
planes x =0, Y=Oandz=0
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41. Compute JJ fi, seca where D is the solid
x+y? +2" :
sphere x? + y? + 2 < 3.
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is (xy) cc
(x Pat a dydx,: where: D is» the triangu ar
FF nate
+ region bounded. by the hes +y ; =1 and the
ection - III
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[Link] the work done by the force field
foe
ae R+y? Jwhen an object moves
from (a,0) to (0,a) on the path x?+y? =a?.
© 44, Verify that the following line integral is
| _ independent of the path (3x? +2x4y?)
G; dx + (2xy +y*) dy where C is any path from
(0,0) to (0,1). :
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[Link] Green’s theorem to evaluate
$(xxsinxdx—exp(y*)dy) where C is the closed
c
curve joining the points (1,-1).(2,5) and (-1,-1)
in counterclockwise direction.
~- “¥6"State_Stoke’s theorem and use it to evaluate
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So
art of the sphere x?+y’+z’ =4 thatlies insi le
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the cylinder x?+y? =1 and above the xy-plane.
[Link] the divergence theorem to evaluate the
surface integral HENas, where Fa(x’ 4+y -2)i+
yx? +3zk ; S is the surface comprised of the five
faces of the unit cube Oex