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    N.B: Answer Six Questions, Taking Three From Each Section

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    Rajshashi University of Engineering & Technology


    B.Sc. Engineering 1st Year 1st Semister Examination- 2014
    Department of Computer Science & Engineering
    Course no: Math 1113 Course Title: Differential and Integral Calculus
    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

    1. (a) Define continuity and differentiability of a function at x=a. 04


    5 x−4 , 0< x <1
    A function is defined as f ( x ) =
    {
    4 x2 −3 x , 1< x< 2
    3 x+ 4 , x ≥ 2
    Is f (x) is continuous and differentiable at x=2?

    2
    (b) Write down the difference between f (a) and lim f (x) 3
    x→ a 3

    −1
    x dy
    (c) If y=e sin −1 x and z=e−cos , then find dz 04

    2. (a) state the Leibniz’s theorem. If y=sin(m sin−1 x ), then show that 04
    (1−x 2 ) y n +2−(2n+1) x y n+1 +(m2−n 2) y n=0

    1 1 2
    (b) Evaluate lim
    x →0 { − log ( 1+ x )
    x x2 } 3
    3

    ∂2 y 2
    2 ∂ y
    (c) If y=f ( x +ct )+(x−ct ), then show that =c 04
    ∂ t2 ∂ x2

    2
    3. Integrate the following Integrals(any three) 11
    3

    dx 2 sinx+3 cosx
    (i) ∫ (ii) ∫ dx
    x 4 +1 3 sinx +4 cosx

    dx (x +1)
    (iii) ∫ (iv) ∫ dx
    (1+ x ) √1−x 2 √ 2 x 2−8 x +5
    2
    4. (a) Define Beta and Gamma function. Obtain the relation between Beta and Gamma function. 5
    3
    1 1
    x 2 dx dx π
    (b) prove that ∫ ×
    4 1 /2 ∫ 4 1/2
    = 06
    0 (1−x ) 0 (1+ x ) 4 √2

    SECTION- B
    MARKS

    5. (a) State band prove mean value theorem. 04

    dy 2
    (b) Find of ¿=¿ 3
    dx 3

    x 1 1 2 1 4
    (c) Verify the folloeing series: x = 1- x + x - x + …………… 04
    e −1 2 12 720

    then shoe that (1+ x 2) y n+2 +{2(n+1)x−1 } y n +1+ n(n+1) y n=0


    −1
    6. (a) If y=e tan x
    05

    2 2 (a+ x ) 2
    (b) Show that radii of curvature of the curve y =x for the 6
    (a−x ) 3
    origin = ± a √ 2 and for the point (−a ,0)=a/4.

    a n−1
    cos bx b π
    ∫ dx=
    7. (a) prove that x
    n
    √x nπ , 0 < x < 1. 05
    0
    2 cos
    2

    ax n
    (b) Obtain a reduction formula for ∫ e cos xdx. 03

    π /2
    2
    (c) Evaluate ∫ sin3 /2 x cos 3 xdx. 3
    3
    0

    x2 y 2
    8. (a) Find the volume of the solid generated by revolving the ellipse 2 + 2 =1 06
    a b

    1 3 2
    (b) Find the length of the loop of the curve x=t , y =t− t 5
    3 3

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