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    Heaven’s light is our guide

    Rajshashi University of Engineering & Technology


    B.Sc. Engineering 1st Year 1st Semister Examination- 2011
    Department of Computer Science & Engineering
    Course no: Math 107 Course Title: Mathematics-I
    Full Marks: 70 Time: Three(03) hours

    N.B: Answer six questions, taking three from each section.


    The questions are of equal value.
    Use separate answer script for each questions.

    SECTION- A
    MARKS
    x
    1
    1. (a) Define monotone function. Shoe that f ( x )=(1+ ) , x >0 is monotone ascending. 04
    x

    (b) What do you mean continuity and differentiability of a function? 05


    Given f ( x ) = 5x-4 for 0<x<1
    = 4x2-3x for 1<x<2
    = 3x+4 for x≥2
    Discuss the continuity of f (x) for x=1 and 2, and the existence
    of f ' ( x) for these values.

    2
    (c) By first principle method,find the derivative of f ( x )=cos 2 x 2
    3

    2. (a) State Leibnitz’s theorem. If y=sin ⁡(m sin−1 x) show that 04


    ( 1−x 2 ) y n+2 −( 2n+ 1 ) xy n +1+ ( m2 −n2 ) y n=0

    (b) State and prove rolle’s theorem. 04

    2
    dy sin (a+ y ) 2
    (c) If y=xsin ( a+ y ) , prove that = 3
    dx sin a 3

    3. (a) Define extremum value of a function. Find the maximum and minimum values of u where 05
    4 36
    u= + and x + y=2
    x y

    2
    (b) State and prove Euler’s theorem on homogeneous function. 3
    3

    ∂ y 2 ∂2 y
    (c) If y=f ( x+ ct ) + φ( x−ct ), show that =c 03
    ∂ t2 ∂ x2

    4. (a) If v=f (u), u being a homogeneous function of degree n in the variables x and y, show that 04
    ∂v ∂v dv
    x +y =nu
    ∂x ∂y du

    (b) Find the tangent and normal to the curve y ( x−2 )( x−3 )−x +7=0 at the pointwhere it 04
    cuts the x-axis.
    x m y m 2
    (c) If xcosα + ysinα= p touches the curve () ()
    a
    +
    b
    =1, show that 3
    3
    m m m
    (acosα ) m−1 + bsinα m−1 = p m−1
    SECTION- B
    MARKS

    2
    5. (a) Integrate the following integrals(any three) 11
    3
    −1

    e m tan x
    3 x+ 2 dx
    (i) ∫ 2 dx (ii) ∫ 3
    5 x +2 x+ 3 (1+ x )¿3 2

    1 π
    2 2
    dx dx
    ( iii )∫ ( iv )∫
    0 5+3 cosx
    2 2
    0 ( 1−2 x ) √ 1−x

    ax n
    6. (a) obtain a reduction formula for ∫ e cos xdx 04

    (b) prove that 04


    π
    2

    ∫ sin2 m−1 θ cos 2 n−1 θdθ=¿ m¿ n


    0
    ¿
    2 ¿ m+ n
    And hence show that
    π
    2
    ¿
    ∫ sin p θcos q θdθ=¿ { p+1 }/2¿ {q+1 }/2
    0 2¿ { p+q +2 } /2

    2
    (c) Evaluate 3
    3
    π
    2 3

    ∫ sin 2 cos 3 xdx


    0

    7. (a) Find the area of segment of the parabola y=( x−1)(4−x )cut by the x-axis. 04

    2 1 3
    (b) Find the lengths of the loop of the curve x=t , y=t− t . 04
    3

    2
    (c) The circle x 2+ y 2=a2 resolves round the x-axis. Show that the volume 3
    3
    4 3
    of the whole sphere generated is πr
    3

    8. (a) Find the volume and area of the curved surface of a parabolid of revolution formed by 06
    revolving the parabola y 2=4 ax about the x-axis and bounded by the section x=x 1.

    2
    (b) Show that the volume of the solid produced by the revolution of the loop of the curve 5
    3
    2
    ( 3
    y 2 ( a+ x )=x 2 (a−x) about the x-axis is 2 π a log 2−
    3 )

    *** *** *** The End *** *** ***

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