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    1. The document appears to be an exam for a physics course covering numerical methods and programming. It contains 6 questions testing concepts like data types in C, operators, loops, functions, arrays, matrices, interpolation, integration, differential equations, and root finding algorithms. 2. Students are asked to define terms, write code, derive formulas, solve systems of equations, find eigenvalues and eigenvectors, construct tables, and evaluate integrals numerically. 3. Marks are allocated for each question indicating the exam's emphasis is on both conceptual knowledge and practical problem solving skills related to numerical analysis techniques.

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    1. The document appears to be an exam for a physics course covering numerical methods and programming. It contains 6 questions testing concepts like data types in C, operators, loops, functions, arrays, matrices, interpolation, integration, differential equations, and root finding algorithms. 2. Students are asked to define terms, write code, derive formulas, solve systems of equations, find eigenvalues and eigenvectors, construct tables, and evaluate integrals numerically. 3. Marks are allocated for each question indicating the exam's emphasis is on both conceptual knowledge and practical problem solving skills related to numerical analysis techniques.

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    1. The document appears to be an exam for a physics course covering numerical methods and programming. It contains 6 questions testing concepts like data types in C, operators, loops, functions, arrays, matrices, interpolation, integration, differential equations, and root finding algorithms. 2. Students are asked to define terms, write code, derive formulas, solve systems of equations, find eigenvalues and eigenvectors, construct tables, and evaluate integrals numerically. 3. Marks are allocated for each question indicating the exam's emphasis is on both conceptual knowledge and practical problem solving skills related to numerical analysis techniques.

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    PD-150-S.E.

    -CV-19
    M.sc. PHYslcs (1"t semester)
    Examination, Dec.-2020
    Paper-
    NUMERICAL I"lETHODS & PROGRAMMING
    lMa mun Mar&s:30
    lMinimum P.ss Markr:29
    Nore : Aswe! lioh botll the Sections 4 di@ted. The nems in the riEhl-hmd lMsin indicale mks

    1. Fill h the with rppmprinre sods!


    bluk 1x10-10
    (a) whot ic rur rime errcr in c-l!nguag.?
    (b) Whth header lil. coDlri$ tne filc b.tripuhrioDs tuncri.nr itr c?
    (c) Wite lhe lomat sp€cifier used to print rh. v.ltr€s ol dotrblc typc vai,bl€.
    (d) \tlich typ. orv.lD€ do€s ! lunction reruru by d€flult?
    (e) Whlt is strins co.stlnt?
    (, Writ€the@m.oft o .xrct nethods for solvirg . ry em ofliDear tron-hoDoseneous

    (g) Srlte the fomu l. e fo r the fint aDprorin atio tr oI lh. root of the .qu ltio n obt.ined by
    rbe ncrhod of tulse pNirion.
    (h) Delitre shift opemto. E.

    0) wril. lpproxiblrior in evahrring rh€ d€finire i.t€snl Jj (x)dx,


    the error of
    wherc (r) t rh€ itrrepolrrirg polyroDial.
    0 whlt is rhe disdvlntlg€ ofEtrl€.'s nelhod for mlvilg ordimry direreDrill
    €qultiotrs of lirsr order?
    2. Answer rh€ follo{itrs shot anss.r type queslioNr 215=10
    (a) conhent on'cris ! niddle lcvel languoge.
    (b) Write the syn(!! of if, if-els. &d nesred if-.lse srlren€nt!.
    (c) wh,t is me.nt by lssocirtivity ofoperaton?
    (d) Deriye th. N*ton-Raphon it.rdiob fomrl.e ror itrdirg rhc squarc rcot of ','
    (e) ( omnuk rh. donitr,ni eigen v,lue ofthe rollowiDs b'.r* I - '! --lr'zl *l,e
    Smtio,-B rsr.=60
    Ans{er .ll question$
    3. (!) D€scrib€ the bitnis. op.raroB i, C-lmguage.
    (b) E4lain the various symbols us.d tu m,king r flo! chrn gtuhg ! sulrabb .$dnl..
    OR
    (a) D*cribe l[c vrdous drla lypec N€d iD C. List thc user d.fi@d dd, typ.s.
    (b) $hor t beart by hienrchy ol opcmroK? Explair coditioml operatol
    4. (a) Difierend.re berseetr rh€ entry. @ntmlled nnd crii contrc[ed loops giving damples.
    O) wnt. a Orcgrln ro son rhe elenents or u rmy aserdirg order.
    OR
    (,) Explain lh€ difi€rctrt wrys of passiry panoet€r to the functiotu.
    (b) Wrne r progEm to !e!nh m iten ir o li.i ofcl€berrs. oircar 8e.rch)
    5. (!) Uppcr triatrsulrrise th. fouowing .y3teh of equarions rnd obrlin solution ming
    GaussiaD elimiDtion nethod,
    x+3Y+22=S
    2\-Y+z=-l
    x+2Y+32=2
    (b) Using merhod ol F.h. position, Iind r root of x' + 2x - 2 = 0, cor€cr up b thre€
    lignifi..nr ligur€..
    OR
    (!) Find th. eigen vrlus ,nd €igen vetor. of tne follo{itrs syDmet.ic malri! usilg

    It ,t. 21
    A 3 "zl
    =l,z .lZ
    12 tl
    (b) D€dve the ro.nal equltions for lining ! strdght tine f(x) = ax + b using le$t
    rquarcapprcach.
    6, (r) GiveD th€ folloving t ble:

    3 5 6
    (r) 8 512
    Conrlroct ![e difereme hhlc r.d lDd (1,5) usitrs suitable ltrlcrpolaliotr forrulae,
    (b) Evalult.
    f(4, - 3xz).rr, t.kirs 10 int€Flls by Tmpmitl,l rule. coDput€ the
    exaca valu€ and fitrd rh€ absolute ..d ddive .rroB iD you. r6ul(
    OR
    ta, cneo ;: = - wnh itrilial @trdnion y-l !i x{,lind t lor t=0.1. b} ruler\
    nerhod, taki;g srep hngth h=0,2.
    rbr cumpur. yr0 4) frun lhe rqu,tion : y, /r0) = l, r.libg b=0.1 by rhe
    d- = -
    fourth ord.r Ruhge-Kuth Method, correct lo five decinrl pllccs.

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