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    (ARNE Reg. No. : [ee] a | eee B.E/B.Tech. DEGREE EXAMINATION, APRIL/MAY 2018 Second Semester Aeronautical Engineering MA 8251 — ENGINEERING MATHEMATICS - II (Common to all branches, except Marine Engineering) (Regulations 2017) ‘Time : Three Hours ' Maximum : 100 Marks Answer ALL questions. PART—A (10x2=20 Marks) 1. If 3 and 5 are two eigenvalues of the matrix. 8 -6 2 A=|-6 7 —4|then find its third eigenvalue and hence |A|. 2-4 3 ~ Show that the eigenvalues of a null matrix are zero. 3. If F=x°i+y*j+2° k , then find div curl F. . . Find the values of a, b, ¢ such that the following vector is irrotational. F = (x +2y +az) i+ (bx - 8y-z) j+ (4x +ey +.20)k- a . If f(z) = x? (cos 26 +i sin pé) is analytic, then find the value of ‘p’. = Examine whether the function u = xy? can be a real part of an analytic function. = 2-2-2 _ IE‘C’ is the circle || = 3 and if g(a) = [222 dz then find g(2). ~% we . Find the value of [2 wit cisiz=g : zr 40057 2 CA 9. 10. TH. 12, 13, . IFL [f(t] = F(@) then prove that L [f (ayy) = 1 (2), ala Find the Laplace transform of [4] 5 * PART-B (5x16 = 80 Marks) ll -4 -7 a) i) Find the eigenvalues and eigenvectors of the matrix A=| 7 -2 —5 8) 10 -4 -6 ii) Using Cayley-Hamilton theorem find the inverse of the given matrix eat As/2 21 @®) aap bare) (OR) b) Reduce the quadratic form 2x? + 5y2 + 322 + 4xy to a canonical form through an orthogonal transformation. Find also its nature. (16) a)\ Verify the Gauss divergence theorem for F =x! i + y* j 42° taken over the “cube bounded by x= 0, x =a,y=0,y=a,z=Oandz=a. a6) (OR) b) Verify Stoke’s theorem for F=(y -z +2) i +(yz +4) j — (xz) k where S is the open surface of the cube x= 0, x = 2, y= 0, y= 2, 2=0 and z=2 above the xy -plane. ae) a) i) Find the analytic function f(2) = u +i vif u—v=e¥ [eos y—sin y]. (8) ii) Find the bilinear transformation which maps the points z =—1, 0, 1 on to the points w = —1, -i, 1. Show that under this transformation the upper half of the z-plane maps on to the interior of the unit circle |w|= 1. @) (OR) b) i) Iff@)=u+ivis an analytic function then prove that Ou ueiae Be * at OM =P O- DOP [F@I?. @® ox ii) Find the image of the circle |z — 2i| = 2 in the complex plane under the transformation w=1 @) z iit ees 40057 2 14. a) i) Evaluate { z dz where C is the circle |z—i] = 1 by using (az? +1)" Cauchy's integral formula. 8) ii) Expand £(@) = —©2*® in Laurent's series valid for 1<|2+11<8. (8) aoe G@+)2@=D (OR) 2 cos 20 : - 5 b) Evaluate [—"—— do using contour integration. (16) 25+4c0s0 3 15. a) i) Using convolution theorem find the inverse Laplace transform of pelea ® (= +a) (e+ al ii) Find the Laplace transform of [t cos t sin h 2t]. (8) (OR) x Be, ' 4, O

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