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Sheet

Sep-Jan2019

1- Use a suitable interpolation formula to compute y when x=0.2, 0.8, and


0.6 and y' and y'' when x=0.1,0.3 and 0.55 by using the readings
(0.1,15.2),(0.3,19.5),(0.5,22.6), (0.7,25.9) and (0.9,32.8)
2- Determine the values of n and h required to approximate
3

 (1  2 x)
3/ 2
dx to within 10-4using the composite trapezoidal rule and
1

Simpson's rule
-4
3- Use Newton's method, and fixed point to approximate to within10
the roots of the following equation in the given interval x3 -3x2-4=0.
4- Use Romberg integration to compute R 4, 3 for the following integral
1.4

 ln(1  2 x)dx
1

5- Use Runge Kutta method of order two, Runge Kutta method of order
forth, and Euler's method to approximate the solution of the initial value
problem y '= 3y-3t where0.4 ≤ t ≤ 0.6 and y (0.4) =-1 with h=0.1
6-Use finite difference method to solve the following Given the PDE

uxx  2u yy  2u
with boundary conditions
u(0,y)=y(1.5-y) , u(1,y)=y(1.5-y) 0<y<1.5

u(x,0)=0 , u(x,1.5)=0 0  x 1
Take h=1/3 and k=1/2
7- Use least squares method to fit the curve f(x)= a+blnx+cx 2 for the
following readings (1,3) , (2,5) , (3,9) , (5,11) and (7,13). Calculate the
root mean squares of errors and f(3.2)

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