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ENGINEERING MATHEMATICS-I (U20BST101)

Marks B.L CO’s

PART A
UNIT I
If 1 and 2 are the eigen values of a 2X2 matrix A, what are the
Q.1 eigen values of A2∧ A−1.
2 K1 CO1

( )
cos x sin x 0
Check whether the matrix B= −sinx cos x 0 is orthogonal? CO1
Q.2 2 K2
0 0 1
Justify.

[ ]
1 2 3
Q.3 Find the rank of matrix A=¿ 2 3 1 2 K2 CO1
3 1 2
Q.4 State Cayley-Hamilton theorem. 2 K1 CO1

( )
1 −1 2
Q.5 Find the rank of matrix A= 2 −2 4 2 K2 CO1
4 −4 8
The product of two eigen values of the matrix

( )
Q.6 6 −2 2 CO1
A= −2 3 −1 is 16. Find the third eigen value. 2 K2
2 −1 3
Q.7 Define Rank of a matrix. CO1
2 K1

( )
−1 0 0
Q.8 Given ¿ 2 −3 0 . Find the Eigen value of A2 without using
2 K2 CO1
1 4 2
characteristic equation idea.

[ ]
2 0 1
Q.9 Find the Sum and product of the eigen value of A= 0 2 0 2 K2 CO1
1 0 2

Q.10 Find the constant a and b such that the matrix

a 4
1 b [ ]
has 3 and -2
2 K2 CO1
as its eigen values.

( )
2 0 −1
Q.11 Find the rank of matrix A= 0 3 1 2 K2 CO1
0 0 1

( )
Q.12 3 −1 1 2 K2 CO1
The two Eigen values of A = −1 5 −1 are 3 and 6
1 −1 3
 Find the Eigen value of A-1.
Q.13 Find the value of adjoint of A if A= 1 2 .
0 2 [ ] 2 K2 CO1

1 2[ ]
Q.14 If A= 5 4 , find the eigen values of A2−2 A+ I . 2 K2 CO1
UNIT II

Solve the equation p2−8 p+15=0 CO2

Q.1 2 K2
What is Clairaut’s equation? CO2
Q.2 2 K1
Determine whether the differential equation CO2
Q.3 2 K2
( x−3 y + 4 ) dx + ( 2 y−3 x−1 ) dy=0 is exact.
Q.4 Find an integrating factor for y ' −2 xy=x . 2 K2 CO2

Write down the standard form of Bernoulli’s equation and its CO2
Q.5 solution.
2 K1

( )
2
dy dy CO2
Q.6 Solve −10 + 25=0 2 K2
dx dx
2 dy CO2
Q.7 Solve p −7 p+12=0 , where p= 2 K2
dx
Q.8 Solve xdx= y ( x 2 + y 2−1 ) dy . 2 K2 CO2

Show that ( x−3 y + 4 ) dx + ( 2 y−3 x−1 ) dy=0 is exact. CO2

Q.9 2 K2
2
Q.10 Solve p −9 p+18=0. 2 K2 CO2

dy
Solve + xy =x . CO2
Q.11 dx 2 K2

dy x+ y CO2
Q.12 Solve =e . 2 K2
dx
2
Q.13 Solve p −5 p+6=0. 2 K2 CO2
2
Q.14 Solve y= ( x −a ) p− p . 2 K2 CO2

UNIT III
2
2d y dy
Q.1 Find the complementary function of x 2
+ x + y=0 . 2 K1 CO3
dx dx
Q.2 Solve the equation ( D −4 D+13 ) y =0
2
2 K2 CO3

Q.3 Find the particular integral of ( D2−4 D+13 ) y =e 2 x 2 K1 CO3

2
d y
2 dy CO3
Q.4 Solve x 2
−x + y =0 2 K2
dx dx
Q.5 Find the particular integral of (D−1)2 y=e x sinx 2 K1 CO3

Q.6 Find the complementary function of ( D 2−3 D+2 ) y =e 7 x +2 2 K1 CO3

Q.7 Find the Particular integral for ( D 2 + 4 ) y=x 2 2 K1 CO3

 2
Q.8 d y CO3
Find the particular integral of 2
+2 y=x 2 K1
dx
2
Q.9 Find the particular integral of d y +4 dy +4 y=5 e x 2 K1 CO3
2
dx dx
2
Q.10 Solve: d y +6 dy + 9 y =0 2 K2 CO3
2
dx dx
Q.11 ( D −5 D+6 ) y =4 .
Solve
2
2 K2 CO3

Q.12 Solve the equation (D2−¿4D+13)y=0 2 K2 CO3

Solve ( D + D+1 ) y=0 .

Q.13 2
2 K2 CO3

Solve ( D +7 D+10 ) y=3 e

Q.14 2 −5 x
. 2 K2 CO3
2
Q.15 Solve x 2 d y + x dy + y=0 2 K2 CO3
2
dx dx
Find the particular integral of ( D +4 D+5 ) y=−2 cosh x .
Q.16 2
2 K1 CO3

UNIT IV
dy
Q.1 Find if x 3 + y 3=3 axy . 2 K1 CO4
dx
If u=( x− y )4 + ( y −z )4 + ( z−x )4 then show that
Q.2 2 K2 CO4
∂ u ∂u ∂ u
+ + =0.
∂x ∂ y ∂z
dy CO4
Q.3 If x y = y x, find 2 K1
dx
Find the stationary points of CO4
Q.4 3 2 2 2 2 K1
( )
f x , y =x +3 x y −15 x −15 y + 72 x .
3 2 du CO4
Q.5 If u=x3 y 4 where x=t , y =t , find 2 K1
dt
y x dy CO4
Q.6 If (cosx ) =(siny) , find . 2 K1
dx
Find the stationary points of x 3 + y 3+ 6 x+12 =0. CO4
Q.7 2 K1
dy x+y CO4
Q.8 Solve =e . 2 K2
dx
Solve (D3−¿3D2D’+4D’3)z =ex+2y CO4
Q.9 2 K2
∂f ∂f
Q.10 f ( x , y )=log √ x 2 + y 2 , then + =0 . 2 K2 CO4
Show that if ∂ x2 ∂ y2
Solve (D3−¿2D2D’+D’2)z =0. CO4
Q.11 2 K2
If u=( x− y ) ( y−z )( z−x ) then prove that
Q.12 ∂ u ∂u ∂ u 2 K2 CO4
+ + =0.
∂x ∂ y ∂z
Find the Particular solution of (D3−¿3D2D’+4D’3)z =ex+2y. CO4
Q.13 2 K2
UNIT V
Q.1 F = yz ⃗i + zx ⃗j+ xy k⃗ is irrotational.
Show that ⃗ 2 K2 CO5
Find the directional derivative of ∅ =x 2 yz+ 4 x z 2 at (1,1,1) in the CO5
Q.2 2 K1
direction of i⃗ + ⃗j− ⃗k .

Q.3 If , then find and . 2 K1 CO5

Find the value of ‘a’so that the vector

Q.4 2 K1 CO5
is solenoidal.

Q.5 State Gauss-divergence theorem. 2 K1 CO5

Find the value of ‘a’ such that

Q.6 ⃗ 2 K1 CO5
⃗ ⃗
( 3 x−2 y + z ) i + ( 4 +ay −z ) j +(z− y +2 z) k is solenoidal.
Find the directional derivative of ∅ =2 xy +5 yz+ zx at the point of
Q.7 2 K1 CO5
(1,2,3) in the direction of 3 i⃗ + 5 ⃗j+4 ⃗k .

Q.8 Find ∇ ∅ if ∅ =log( x 2+ y2 + z 2 ). 2 K1 CO5

Q.9 State Stoke’s theorem. CO5

2 K1
F =z i⃗ + x ⃗j+ y ⃗k is solenoidal.
Q.10 Prove that the vector ⃗ 2 K2 CO5
2 2
Q.11 Find the directional derivative of ∅ =x yz+ 4 x z at (1,1,1) in the CO5
2 K1
direction of i⃗ + ⃗j− ⃗k .
Q.13 Find ∇ ∅ at (1,2,1) where ∅ =x 2 y3 z 4. 2 K1 CO5
2 2
Q.14 Find the directional derivative of ∅ =x yz+ 4 x z at (1,-2,-1) in CO5
2 K1
2 i−⃗j−2 ⃗k .
the direction of ⃗

PART B

UNIT I

( )
6 −6 5
Q.1 Find the eigen values and eigen vector of A=¿ 14 −13 10 5 K1 CO1
7 −6 4

( )
1 0 3
Q.2 Verify Cayley-Hamilton theorem for A= 2 1 −1 5 K3 CO1
1 −1 1
Verify Cayley-Hamilton theorem for the given matrix

( )
1 3 7
Q.3 −1
A= 4
4 2 3 . 5 K3 CO1
A∧find A ∧ A for
0 2 1

[ ]
6 −6 5
Q.4 Find the eigen value and eigen vector of A=¿ 14 −13 10 5 K1 CO1
7 −6 4
Q.5
If A= [ 13 24 ] , find A−1 and A3 by using Cayley- Hamilton
5 K2 CO1
 theorem.

( )
2 1 1
Q.6 Find the Eigen values of the matrix A= 1 2 1 . 5 K1 CO1
0 0 1

( )
1 3
1
Q.7 Diagonalise the matrix A= 1 3 −1 5 K3 CO1
1 −1 3
Using Cayley-Hamilton theorem, Find the value of
Q.8
A6-4A5+8A4-12A3+14A2 for A=
1 2
−1 3 ( ) 5 K2 CO1

Q.9 Examine for the consistency of following equation

5 K2 CO1
2x+6y+11=0, 6x+20y-6z+3=0, 6y-18z+1=0.
UNIT II

dy dx x y
Q.1 Solve − = − . 5 K2 CO2
d x dy y x
Q.2 Solve the equation p ( p + y )=x ( x+ y ) . 5 K2 CO2

Solve: 4 y=x 2 + p 2. CO2

Q.3 5 K2
dy 3 6 5 K2 CO2
Q.4 Solve x + y=x y .
dx
Q.5 Solve ( x 2−ay ) dx−( ax− y 2) dy =0. 5 K2 CO2

Q.6 Solve the differential equation xdy+ydx+4√ 1−x 2 y 2dx. 5 K2 CO2

Q.7 Solve the differential equation 5 K2 CO2

2 2
sec x tany dx+ sec y tanx dy=0.
UNIT III
Q.1 Solve the equation ( D + 4 ) y=sin2 x
2
5 K2 CO3
Q.2 Solve the equation ( D2−4 D+ 4 ) y=e2 x + cos 2 x 5 K2 CO3
2
d y
Solve + y=cosecx by using method of variation of CO3
Q.3 dx
2 5 K3
parameters.
Q.4 Solve ( x 2 D 2−x D+ 4 ) y=x 2 sin(logx). 5 K2 CO3
2
d y dy 2 CO3
Q.5 Find the complete solution of 2
−5 + 6 x =x +3 . 5 K1
dx dx
Q.6 Solve ( D 2 +1 ) y=sin 2 x . 5 K2 CO3

Q.7 Solve ( D 2 + 4 D+8 ) y=(1+e x )2. 5 K2 CO3

UNIT IV
∂w ∂w ∂w 5
Q.1 If w=f ( y−z , z−x , x− y ), then show that + + =0 K2 CO4
∂ x ∂ y ∂z
3 2 2 2
Examine f ( x , y )=x +3 x y −15 x −15 y + 72 x for its 5 CO4
Q.2 K2
extreme values.
Find the extreme values for x 2−xy + y 2 +3 x−2 y+ 1. 5 CO4
Q.3 K2
 2 2 1 1 5 CO4
Q.4 Examine the extreme of f ( x , y )=x + xy+ y + + . K2
x y
du 5 CO4
Q.5 Find where u=x y 2 + x 2 y , x=at 2∧ y=2 at . K1
dt
du 5 CO4
Q.6 Find where u=x y 2 + x 2 y , x=at 2∧ y =2 at . K1
dt
Q.7 du CO4
Find if u=cos ( x 2 + y 2 )∧a2 x 2 +b 2 y 2=c 2 5 K1
dt
Q.8 Solve: ( D 2 −D' −3 D+ 3 D ' ) z=xy . CO4
2

5 K1
UNIT V
Q.1 Prove that ∇ . ( ∇ X ⃗
F )=0 5 K2 CO5

CO5
Q.2 If then find the scalar potential of 5 K1
.
Prove that r n ⃗r is solenoidal only when n = -3 but irrotational for CO5
Q.3 5 K2
all values of n.
Prove that ( 2 xy ) i⃗ + ( x 2 +2 yz ) ⃗j+ ( y 2 +1 ) ⃗k is irrotational and find CO5
Q.4 5 K2
its scalar potential.
If∇ ∅ =2 xyz i⃗ + x 2 z ⃗j+ x 2 y ⃗k . Find the Scalar potential ∅ CO5
Q.5 5 K1
Q.6 Find a,b,c if ( x + y +az ) ⃗i + ( bx+2 y−z ) ⃗j + (−x +cy +2 z ) ⃗k is CO5
5 K1
irrotational .
Q.7 Show that ⃗ F =( e x z−2 xy ) i⃗ −( x 2−1 ) ⃗j+ ( e x + z ) ⃗k is irrotational 5 K2 CO5
and find its scalar potential.
PART – C
UNIT I

( )
2 1 1
Verify cayley-Hamilton theorem for A= 0 1 0 and hence
Q.1 1 1 2 10 K3 CO1
evaluate the matrix equation
8 7 6 5 4 3 2
A −5 A +7 A −3 A + A −5 A −8 A +2 A−I

[ ]
2 2 1
Q.2 1 3 1 10 K3 CO1
Diagonalise the matrix
1 2 2 by using orthogonal matrix

[ ]
2 2 0
Q.3 Diagonalise the matrix 2 5 0 10 K3 CO1
0 0 3

[ ]
2 −1 1
Q.4 Diagonalise the matrix −1 2 −1 10 K3 CO1
1 −1 2

[ ]
6 −2 2
Diagonalise the matrix A= −2 3 −1 by means of
Q.5 10 K3 CO1
2 −1 3
orthogonal transformation
Q.6 Verify cayley-Hamilton theorem and also find the inverse of the 10 K3 CO1
 ( )
3 −4 4
following matrix 1 −2 4
1 −1 3

[ ]
3 1 1
Q.7 Diagonalise the matrix 1 3 −1 10 K3 CO1
1 −1 3
UNIT II
Q.1 Solve 4 y p2 −2 px + y=0 . 10 K2 CO2
Solve y= px +ap (1− p). CO2
Q.2 10 K2
dy x CO2
Q.3 Solve: + y =x √ y . 10 K2
dx 1−x 2
Q.4 Solve x 2 ( y −px ) = y p2 . 10 K2 CO2

Solve p2 x −2 py +ax=0 . CO2

Q.5 10 K2
Q.6 dy dx x y CO2
Solve − = − . K2
dx dy y x 10
Q.7 Solve p3 +2 xp2− y 2 p2−2 x y 2 p=0 . CO2
K2
10
Q.8 Solve ( x 2−4 xy−2 y 2 ) dx+ ( y 2−4 xy−2 x 2) dy=0. CO2
K2
10
UNIT III
2
2 d y ( dy
Q.1 Solve: (1+ x ) 2
+ 1+ x ) + y=4 cos log ( 1+ x ) . 10 K2 CO3
dx dx
d2y 10 K3 CO3
 y cos ecx,
Q.2 Solve dx
2
by using method of variation of
parameters.

( )
2
logx CO3
Solve: ( x D −xD+1 ) y=
2 2
Q.3 . 10 K2
x
Q.4 Solve ( D 2 +1 ) y=x 2 e2 x + xcosx . 10 K2 CO3

Q.5 Solve by method of variation of parameter ( D 2 +1 ) y=secx . 10 K3 CO3

Q.6 Solve: ( x 2 D 2−3 xD +4 ) y=x 2. 10 K2 CO3

Q.7 Solve ( D 2 +a 2 ) y =secax . 10 K2 CO3

UNIT IV
Solve the equation ( D 3 −D2 D' −4 D D' −4 D ' ) z=cos ⁡(2 x + y )
2 3

Q.1 10 K2 CO4

Solve: ( D 2 −3 D D' +2 D' ) y =e3 x−2 y +sin ⁡(3 x+ 2 y ) CO4

2

Q.2 10 K2
Solve: ( D 2 −5 D D ' +6 D ' ) z = y sinx CO4
2

Q.3 10 K2

Q.4 Find the extreme value of f ( x , y )=x 4 + y 4−2 x 2+ 4 xy−2 y 2 10 K2 CO4

Q.5 Examine f ( x , y )=x 3 + y 3−12 x−3 y+ 20 for its extreme values 10 K2 CO4
 Solve ( D +DD '−6 D ' ) z=x y +e
Q.6
2 2 2 3 x+ y
10 K2 CO4

Q.7 Solve (D2+2DD’+D’2-2D-2D’)z=sin(x+2y) CO4

10 K2
Q.8 Discuss the maximum and minimum of 10 K3 CO4
3 2
f ( x , y )=x y ( 1−x− y ) .
UNIT V

Verify divergence theorem for F =
Q.1 10 K3 CO5
taken over the rectangular
parallelopiped 0  x a, 0  x b , 0  x c .

Q.2 F =( x 2 + y 2 ) i⃗ −2 xy ⃗j taken around the

Verify stokes theorem for ⃗ 10 K3 CO5
rectangle bounded by the lines x=± a , y=0 , y =b
Verify stokes theorem for ⃗
F =x i⃗ + xy ⃗j in the square region in xoy CO5
Q.3 10 K3
plane bounded by the lines x=0 , y=0 , x=a , y=a .
Verify Gauss divergence theorem for ⃗ F =4 xy i⃗ − y ⃗j + yz ⃗k over
2
10 K3 CO5
Q.4 the cube bounded by x=0 , x=1 , y=0 , y=1 , z=0 , z=1 .
F =( x 2− y 2 ) i⃗ + 2 xy ⃗j taken around the
Verify stokes theorem for ⃗ 10 K3 CO5
Q.5 rectangle bounded by the lines x=0 , x=a , y =0 , y=b .