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    Computer Oriented Numerical Techniques: BCS-054 I

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    This document is a 5 page exam for the course BCS-054 Computer Oriented Numerical Techniques. It contains 10 questions testing various numerical computation techniques: 1) Questions 1a-1c require students to perform floating point arithmetic operations and define underflow. 2) Questions 1d-1f require writing systems of linear equations in matrix form, solving them using Gauss elimination, and finding intervals where an equation has roots. 3) Questions 1g-1j require explaining the bisection method, applying operators to functions, relating operators, and constructing difference tables.

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    This document is a 5 page exam for the course BCS-054 Computer Oriented Numerical Techniques. It contains 10 questions testing various numerical computation techniques: 1) Questions 1a-1c require students to perform floating point arithmetic operations and define underflow. 2) Questions 1d-1f require writing systems of linear equations in matrix form, solving them using Gauss elimination, and finding intervals where an equation has roots. 3) Questions 1g-1j require explaining the bisection method, applying operators to functions, relating operators, and constructing difference tables.

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    This document is a 5 page exam for the course BCS-054 Computer Oriented Numerical Techniques. It contains 10 questions testing various numerical computation techniques: 1) Questions 1a-1c require students to perform floating point arithmetic operations and define underflow. 2) Questions 1d-1f require writing systems of linear equations in matrix form, solving them using Gauss elimination, and finding intervals where an equation has roots. 3) Questions 1g-1j require explaining the bisection method, applying operators to functions, relating operators, and constructing difference tables.

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    of Printed Pages : 5 I BCS-054 I

    BACHELOR OF COMPUTER APPLICATIONS


    (RCA) (Revised)
    Term-End Examination
    December, 2016
    11-1E1* -1

    BCS-054 : COMPUTER ORIENTED NUMERICAL


    TECHNIQUES
    Time : 3 hours Maximum Marks : 100

    Note :
    (i) Calculator, including scientific, is allowed
    during examination. However, each step of
    numerical calculation should be explicitly
    carried out by the examinee.
    (ii) Question no. 1 is compulsory. Attempt any
    three from rest of the four questions.

    1. (a) Find the sum of two floating point numbers


    a= 0-5403 x 103 and b = 0-7182 x 104. 3

    (b) Find the product of the two numbers a and


    b given above.
    (c) Define what is `underflow'. Give an
    example of multiplication due to which
    underflow occurs. 4

    BCS-054 1 P.T.O.
    (d) Write the following system of linear
    equations in matrix form : 3
    8x + lly = 19
    12x + 5y = 17

    (e) Solve the following system of linear


    equations using Gauss elimination method : 4
    5x — 3y = 7
    — 2x + 9y = 5

    (f) Find an interval in which the following


    equation has a root : 3
    x2 + X - 2 = 0

    (g) Write briefly the steps of bisection method


    to find out the roots of an equation. 4

    (h) Write the expressions which are obtained


    by applying each of the following operators
    to f(x) : 4
    (i) 8
    (ii) V
    (i) Write E in terms of each of V and 8
    separately. 3

    (j) Construct the difference table for the


    following data :

    x 1 5 9 13
    f(x) 5 17 29 41

    BCS-054 2
    (k) State the following two formulae for
    interpolation (for equal intervals) :
    (i) Newton Forward Difference Formula
    (ii) Bessel's Formula
    (1) Explain the concept of 'Initial Value
    Problem' with an example.

    2. (a) Solve the following system of linear


    equations, using partial pivoting : 15
    4x1 — 5x2 + 6x3 = — 24
    + 3x2 — 5x3 = 22
    — 2x1 + 8x2 + x3 = 11
    (b) What are the relative advantages of
    iterative methods over direct methods for
    solving a system of linear equations ? 5

    3. (a) For fix) = 3x3 + llx - 5, find V3 fix) in


    terms of h, where h is an equally spaced
    interval. 8
    (b) Estimate the missing term in the following
    data using backward difference assuming
    that the data is a valid representation of
    polynomial of degree 3 : 12
    x 1.20 1.40 1.60 1.80 2.00
    fix) 3.3201 4.0552 4.9530 ? 7.3891

    BCS-054 3 P.T.O.
    4. Attempt any two of (a), (b) and (c) below :

    (a) Find f'(x) at x = 0.25 from the following


    table of values : 10

    x 0.2 0.3 0.4 0-5 0.6


    f(x) 2.1082 2.8706 3.4013 3.9121 4.3012

    (b) Find the approximate value of 1. . dx ,


    3 + 4x
    2
    using Trapezoidal rule, with 5 equal parts
    of [2, 3]. 10

    (c) Using Euler's method to find the solution


    of dy/dx = 3x + y, given y(0) = 3, find the
    solution on the interval [0, 0.8] with
    h = 0.2, where x is the independent
    variable and y is the dependent variable. 10

    5. (a) Using the 8-decimal digit floating point


    representation (4 digits for mantissa,
    2 digits for exponent, and one each for sign
    of exponent and mantissa), represent the
    following numbers in normalized floating
    point form : 4
    (i) — 98.37
    (ii) 0.000893
    (Use chopping, if required)
    BCS-054 4
    (b) Using the 8-decimal digit format stated in
    Q5(a) above, briefly discuss how zero is
    represented as a floating point number. 6

    (c) Let a = 476.9 x 106, b = 657.2 x 104 and


    c = — 5.342 x 104. Find out whether `+' is
    associative for a, b and c (i.e., you are
    required to find out whether
    (a+b)+c=a+(b+c)ornot). 10

    BCS-054 5 8,000

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