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    Questions 04

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    Trincomalee Campus, Eastern University, Sri Lanka


    Department of computer Science, Faculty ofApplied science
    Bachelor of Computer Science eOLS/ZArc)
    Year -II Semester -I Examination (Febru ary,20l9)
    Cozlzl: Advanced Mathematics for Computing

    Answer all questions Time allowed: Two (02) hours


    Instructions. to the students:
    r Every step should be clearly mentioned with reason if necessary,
    o Non Programmable calculator can be used.

    i
    L- Ql. a). Write an algorithm to add two matrices A,* and B.*n. losl
    b). write an algorithm to multipry two matrices A."p and Bp*.
    [0s]
    c). Prove the following by stating the properties of the determinant of matrices

    i). I a-b-c 2a 2a
    2b b-c-a 2b
    I 2" : (a+b+c)3
    t0sI
    I 2c c-a-b

    la+b b+c c*al tabct


    ii).lb +a c* a a+bl=2*lbc al t0sl
    lc+a a*b b+cl lcanl
    d). write an algorithm to calculate the determinant of MatrixAr-. ll0l
    (30 Marks)
    Q2. a). Differentiate tan(x) with respect to (x2+x).
    [0s]

    h. b). prove ** atsi"k)t Cos(x) from the frst principle. tosl


    Hinr Sin (A+B):Sin (A) Cos (B) + Cos (A) Sin (B)

    c).Ify=%g2thenfindff. t05l
    d). If y --.rr thenprove h"H= x*ll+ In(r)1. t0sl
    e).If xmyn = (x + y)-*n thenprove thatg =2.
    o.x x ll0l
    (30 Marks)
    Q3. a). If a pornt P(x,y)is reflected about a line fian(oc).x

    D Find the coordinates of reflected point p,(r ,,!,),


    u0l
    ii) Find the transformation matrix,
    [05]
    iii) Prove that the transformation matrix is a self Inverse Matrix.
    t0sI

    a-
    b). If a point P(x, y) is rotated anti clock wise by an angle 0, and then reflected about

    }, = tan(oc) r. Finally, it is translated by[;I.


    i). Find the tansformation matrix for the rotation given above about the origin.
    t0sI
    ii). Find the transformation matix for the reflection given above. tosl
    iii). Find the transformation matix for above two cases in the order (rotation first
    and then the reflection) [05]
    iv). Find the new coordinates of the point P after the rotation and reflection
    followed by a translati"" Uy
    [f;]. t05I

    c). The square ABCD is sheared parallel to x-axis and it become A'B'CD as shown in tii.
    the figure given below, where A = (L,L),and. A' = (1.5,1).

    i). Write down the transforrnation matrix for the above mentioned shearing. [05]
    ii). If the A'B'CD is reflected about x-uis, find the new coordinates of the
    reflected image of A"B"CD t05I
    (50 Marks)

    Q4. a). If (x) is a firnction of x, then write an algoritlrm to find its root when (xF0 in the
    interval [q b] for five decimal points using Bolzano's Bisection method. [05]
    b). If a fi.rnction f(x)=0 has its root in [a, b] then its root can be obtained using the
    iterative forrr rr, = $(xn-r) fromthe above given function,where l0'(x)l < L.
    V
    Find suitable 0(x) for the below given equations to solve for x.

    i) f (x) - ex - Ze-x = 0 in the interval [0.3,0.4] t05I


    ii) f (x) = S0rSin(r) - ex = 0 inthe interval [0.15,0.16] tosI
    c). Ifthere is a root in ta, bl for f(x):0, then

    i) Derive an iterative equation to find the root in [a, b] using the method of False
    Position. [10]
    ii) Write an algorithm using the method of False Position to find the root precise
    to forn decimal points. t0sl
    (30 Marks)

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