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    No.

    of Printed Pages : 7 BCS–054

    BACHELOR OF COMPUTER

    APPLICATIONS (BCA) (REVISED)

    Term-End Examination

    December, 2023

    BCS–054 : COMPUTER ORIENTED

    NUMERICAL TECHNIQUES

    Time : 3 Hours Maximum Marks : 100

    Note : (i) Any calculator is allowed during

    examination.

    (ii) Question No. 1 is compulsory.

    (iii) Attempt any three more from the next

    four questions.

    P. T. O.
    [2] BCS–054

    1. (a) Use Gauss Elimination method to solve the


    system of linear equations given below : 6
    x1  4 x2  x3  7
    x1  6 x2  x3  13
    2 x1  x2  2 x3  5

    (b) Use Gauss-Seidel method to solve the


    system of linear equations given below
    (results should be correct upto two decimal
    places only) : 6

    4 x1  x2  10 x3  21

    5 x1  x2  x3  14

    2 x1  8 x2  x3  7

    (c) Use Regula-Falsi method to find positive

    root of the equation x3  4 x 2  10  0 , correct


    upto two places of decimal. 6

    (d) Perform the following : 6

    (i) Express operator  in terms of


    operator 

    (ii) Express operator  in terms of


    operator 
    [3] BCS–054

    (e) Determine the Newton’s forward difference


    interpolating polynomial that satisfies the
    data tabulated below : 6

    x f(x)
    1 10
    2 19
    3 40
    4 79
    5 142
    6 235

    Also, find the value of f(x), at x = 1.5.

    (f) Use Newton’s Forward Difference (FD)


    formula to compute f ( x) and f ( x) at

    x = 2.0, for the data given below : 5

    x f(x)

    1.5 1.2247

    2.0 1.4142

    2.5 1.5811

    3.0 1.7320

    3.5 1.8708

    P. T. O.
    [4] BCS–054

    (g) Calculate the value of the integral

    5.2
    4 log x dx , using Simpson’s 1/3 rule.

    (Assume h = 0.2). 5

    2. (a) Using Euler’s method tabulate the solution

    of IVP (Initial Value Problem) y  2ty 2 ,

    y  0  1 in the interval [0,0.8], taking

    h = 0.2. 8

    (b) Find the Taylor’s series for 1  x 1 at

    x  0. 4

    (c) Perform four iterations of Secant method

    for finding the root of the equation

    x3  4 x 2  10  0 near x0 and x 1.

    Compute upto two decimal places only. 8

    3. (a) Write Newton-Raphson scheme for finding

    qth root of a positive number N. Hence


    [5] BCS–054

    find cube root of 10 correct up to 3 places of

    decimal taking initial estimate as 2.0. 8

    (b) Write expression for E, ,  , μ operators in

    terms of  operator. 4

    (c) Use Lagrange’s method of interpolation to

    find the value of y when x = 2.5 from the

    following data : 8

    x y

    0 –6

    0.5 –1.875

    1.5 0.375

    3.0 0

    Compute upto four places of decimal

    only.

    4. (a) Use divided difference table to find the

    value of f (a, b, c), for f (x) = x2. 4

    P. T. O.
    [6] BCS–054

    (b) Determine first and second derivatives of


    y  f ( x) at x  1.1 from the data tabulated

    below : 10

    x y = f (x)

    1.0 0.0000

    1.2 0.1280

    1.4 0.5440

    1.6 1.2960

    1.8 2.4320

    2.0 4.0000

    1
    dx
    (c) Evaluate  1  x2 using Trapezoidal rule,
    0

    subdivide the interval (0, 1) into 6 equal

    parts. 6

    5. (a) Use modified Euler’s method to find the

    value of y for x = 0.1 and 0.2 from the


    [7] BCS–054

    dy
    differential equation  x2  y 2  2 ;
    dx

    y (0) = 1. Compute upto 3 places of decimal

    only. 10

    (b) Use fourth order classical Runge-Kutta

    method to solve the initial value problem

    u  2tu 2 with u  0  1 and h  0.2 on the

    interval [0,1]. 10

    BCS–054

    P. T. O.

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