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    BACHELOR'S DEGREE PROGRAMME

    Term-End Examination
    December, 2006

    ELECTIVECOURSE: MATHEMATICS

    M T E -1 : GA L C U L U S

    Time : 2 hours Maxtmum Mqrks : 50


    (Weightase 70%)

    Note : Qu estion no. 1 is compulsory. Da any four


    quesrionsno 2 to 7 No catcutators
    :i::"i:;:;:m

    1. State whether the following statementsare true or f alse.


    Justify your answers. 10

    (i) [x] is a periodic function

    (ii) y: Zxa is increasing


    in t-1, 11.

    (iii) If x : a is a point of inflectionfor y- f(x), then


    f"(a) : 0.

    MTE- 1 P.T.O.
    [ 1, for 0
    (iv) If f(x)= I
    1 2 , for 1
    2
    then t f(x)d x : 3 .
    J
    0

    (v) in I-1, U.
    I x I ir integrable

    2. (a) Find the values of x for which


    y- x2 3x3+3xa-x5
    is a point of madmum or minfnum.

    (b) Integratethe following :

    (i)
    Jl - vd Lx- 4 x + 5

    (*2 + 1)dx
    (ii)
    ( 2 x + 1 )( x - 1 ) ( x + 1 )

    3. (a) If f(x) : *2 + 4x + 3, find c such that f'(c) equals


    the averageslope of f(x) on 12, 5].

    (b) Find the areaof the loop of the curve *3 + y3 : 3axy,


    by converting to polar coordinates.

    (c) Find the maximum possible domain of the function f,

    I ' : ./I+
    by f(x)
    defined .
    I*-1 2

    MTE-1 2
    n/2
    4. (a) If In : xn cos x dx, show that
    J
    0

    r^:[*)" n(n 1) tn_2 (n


    n
    \2)

    and use it to evaluate 14.

    (b) Consider the function

    f , [0, 1[ -+ R : f(x) : cos-1* . Show that


    "m
    (1 x2') f"(x) xf'(x) : ,r,2 f1*1. Hence prove that

    l"*2) (o) : (n2 + m2)ttd 1o).

    5. (a) Find the lengthof the curvegivenby * : t3, y: 2&


    in0<t

    (b) Find all the points of continuity and discontinuityof


    the function f, definedby
    [r x2, v(o
    I
    f(x): 4, 0
    lu.
    I
    + *2, x
    [t

    (c) Give an example, with justification,of a function


    which is onto. but not 1 1.

    6. Tracethe curve y2: (x + 1)2 (x - 5). Clearlystateall the


    propertiesyou have used for tracing it. 10

    MTE- 1 P . TO
    . .
    7. (a) A curve is drawn to passthrough the points given by
    the following table i

    x 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 ,
    v T2 3 4.5 3 6.5 1 2

    Estimate the area bounded by the curve, the x-axis


    and the lines x : 1, x : 6,, using the trapezoidalrule. 3

    (b) If x sin y = sin (p + y), where p € R, then show


    that
    s i np + s i n 2y : 0 .
    *

    (c) Find the upper and lower integralsof the function f,


    x
    definedon [0, 1] by f(x) : {*'
    L o ,x = o 7

    MTE-1

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