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    {Oa PG — 258 IV Semester M.Sc. Degree Examination, June/July 2014 (RNS) (2012-13 and Onwards) MATHEMATICS M-402 : Numerical Analysis and Matlab/Scilab Programming ~ Il Time : 3 Hours Max. Marks : 60 Instructions : Answer any five full questions choosing atleast one from each Part. PART-A 1. a) Derive the classical Runge-Kutta explicit method of two slopes for solving. ay ax = 106 Ys Y%) = Yor 6 b) Suggest a suitable range of step size to solve di oe = 4¥ YOO) = 1 by classica! Runge-Kutta explicit method of two slopes. 6 2. a) Derive any one Adam-Bashforth-Moulton predictor-corrector method to solve dy FE = Hb, yh: OK) = Yo: 6 & 0) Sove S¥+xS%+y=0; y(zt) = 0 by a second-order finite diference approximation. Do 4 iterations of the Gauss-Siedel method for solving the resulting system of linear algebraic equations. Choose x= 0.25. 6 PART-B 3. a) Solve the following Dirichlet problem by finite difference method. PTO. PG-258 2 a b) Using the central difference approximation solve the BVP. Su, au Be ay ETP Osxy sd. Subjectto UX, O)=3x, O

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