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    Infrastructure University FINAL EXAMINATION MARCH SEMESTER 2018 NUMERICAL METHODS (MATH 2500) (TIME : 3 HOURS) MATRIC NO. IC. / PASSPORT NO. : IL LECTURER + DIAN ADLINE BINTI MD JALALUDDIN ‘This question booklet consists of 7 printed pages including tis page. ‘Answer ALL questions fiom Section A and only TWO (2) questions from Seetion B, ‘All answers are tobe writen inthe Answer Booklet provided. Do not open the question booklet until You are allowed to do so, Page 1 of 7 INSTRUCTIONS: ‘TIME: 3 HOURS SECTION A (MARKS) ‘There are FIVE (S) questions in this section, Answer ALL Questions in the Answer Booklet. 1. Find the oot of e* = log by using Secait method. Let x,=1.0 and x, =2.0 ‘witha value of ¢ = 0.0007. Perform all he calculations in four decimal places. (14 aks) (CLO1-PL02:c2) 2. Solve the following system of equations by using Gaus Elimination with Partial Pivoting method. Perform all the calculations in four decimal places, 25, + Sx + my = 1068 Mts, + 1x, + x = 2792 Gs, + By + = 1772 (10 marks) (CL02-PL02:¢3) 3. Obtain factorization ofthe form A LU, where L is lower triangular and U is ‘upper triangular with 1 on its diagonal for the following system of linear ‘equations. Then solve the linear system x=). 2 toy = = 2 44 dy = = ty - 3, + 4g = (12 marks) (CLO1-PLO2:€3) ‘MATADS00/March2018 Page? of? 4, a) Determine whether the given matrix is diagonally dominant, 340 “03 3 on 4 0-41 (marks) ') By using Gaus Seidel tration method with =(12567,0:8760,1.8075) as the starting value, solve the following system of linear equations. Perform all the ealeulatons in four decimal places with value of ¢ = 0.0005. 35 +45 21 xo y+ y= 2 atm tye (10 mks) (CLO1-PLOI:C5) 5. By using the centers x. x, andthe coefficients ff... Jyafy Provided, find the Newton-polynomials for J(x),P,(x);P,(x) and F(x). Then, evaluate ‘them a the value = fant fim f=04 — fye001—f,=-0.002 Hel ued ek ads 25 (12 marks) (CLO3~PLO2:C3) MATHRS00/March2018 Page 3 0f7 SECTION (40 MARKS) ‘There are THREE (3) questions in this section. Answer only TWO (2) questions in the Answer Booklet. 1.) A ball at 1200°C is allowed to cool down in ar at an ambient temperature of| 300°C. Assuming heat i lost only due to radiation, the differential equation {or the balls temperature is given by, Bao 206710"? (@' ~81x10"), where 6(0)=1200'C Find the temperature at ¢= 480 seconds when step size, = 240 by using +Heun’s method, Perform al the calculations in four decimal places. (marks) (CLo2-PLO2:€3) ) Use Thomas Algorithm method to solve the following system of linear cquations 2-3 0 ox] [-# 12-1 offs] |2 04 a 1isl lo oo 2 ~aflx} L2 Perform al the calculations in four decimal paces (13 masks) (CLo1-PLo2:c1) ‘MATIDS00March2018 Page 40f7 2) Given y’=r+y where y(0)=2. By using Euler's metho, find y(1.0) for Grmarks) (marks) Then, find the absolute error and compare them to the exact solution /-1. What is your observation? Perform all the calculations in ‘our decimal places (CLO4-PLOI:Cl) ') The data below is obtained from one polynomial function f(x). = 05 To 20 7@) | oar ost 0.909 4. Getthe Lagrange intxpoaton polynomial forth above dat. (7 mks) ii atimate the vale of (0.8). (masks) Perform al the calculations in four decimal places. (CLO2~PLO2:c3) ‘MATHD500/March2018 Page Sof 7 2c ni ail tin ODE) condition y(0)=0. Approximate (0.1). »(0.2), ¥(03), (04) and (0.5) when i= 0.1 by using Taylor's method of onder 2. Perform ll the

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