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    STUDENT ID NO

    MULTIMEDIA UNIVERSITY

    MULTIMEDIA UNIVERSITY &

    SECOND TRIMESTER EXAMINATION, SESSION 2008 / 09


    SUPPLEMENTARY

    EEM 2036 — ENGINEERING MATHEMATICS III


    (CE, EE, LE, MCE, ME, BE, OPE, RT, TE)

    xx FEBRUARY 2009
    9.00 AM — 11.00
    AM ( 2 Hours )

    INSTRUCTION TO STUDENT

    1 . This examinaton paper consists of SIX pages including the cover page and the
    Appendix With SIX questions only.

    2. Attempt FOUR out of SIX questions. All questions carry equal marks and the
    distribution of marks for each question is given.

    3. I°1ease print all your answers in the answer booklet provided. Show all relevant
    steps in order to obtain maximum marks.

    4. Only non-programmable calculator is allowed.


    EEM2036 ENGINEE ING MATHER February 2009

    Ct e
    (a)Given and are the eigenvectors with the corresponding eigenvalues

    2— 1
    1, 2 and 3, respectively for the matrix02. Find the general solution for

    the following system of differential equations:

    dt 3
    Then find a solution which satisfies the boundary conditions x, (0) = 0, x2 (0) — 0
    and x, (0) — 1.
    {13 marks]

    (b) Find the root of I(x) — 4.5 S/n(z) — 4.5x + 8 by using Newton-Raphson method.
    Start at x —— 2, calculate the first two iterations using six significant figures.

    (a) kproximate e’ by using Lagrange interpolation from the values of e’ 1


    e 0 1.649 and e' 2.718. Use the etror formula to find a bound for the error
    and compare the bound with the actual error.

    (b) Construct the divided-difference table by usin g the following data: ( 'y tv)(1

    —2
    16

    Hence, form the divided-difference interpolatin g polynomial.


    (9 marks]

    1/5 Continwe...
    EEM2036 ENGINEERING MATHEMATICS UJ Febru 2009

    Question 3

    (a) Given J' —— y $ — x’ , where by using second-order Runge-


    Kutta method.
    [13 marks]

    (b) Find the dominant eigenvalue and eigenvector one matrix

    13 2
    A—— —1 0 2
    3 4 5

    by using the first two iterations of power method with initial eigenvector

    [12 marks]

    Question 4

    (a) Sketch the region bounded by the lines — , % x and y = la where /r is a


    constant. You should consider, separately, for k > 1 and k < 1 . Determine the
    value of k in both cases if the area of the region is 4.
    [14 marks]

    (b) Eva ate the line integral' ''


    )xy’ds

    along the straight line path from the point (a, a) to 2a, 3s) where a is constant.
    [11 marks]

    ' ,)
    J L( * Q/ 1

    Continue...

    25
    EEM2036 I G ER A E A IM e a 00

    uest’ n 5

    (a) Show that the arc Jength of curve C given by y --$ x , 0ñzñ3 i
    3
    (t0 market

    (b) Use Divergence Theorem to evaluate $F dS if

    k,

    and cr is the surface of the solid bounded above by the surface s — (12 — x° — y
    and bounded below by the pslane=3 , oriented by outward unit normal.

    1” '“ "’ ”

    ues on 6

    Useurface integrals to show that the surface area of the portion of the upper hemisphere z = 12athat lies above z =is 12
    [14 marks]

    (b) Use Stokes' Theorem to evaluate $$(9 x F) dS if

    F(i, y, z) = —yz‘’i + 3ij + e' sin zk ,

    and cr is the portion of the upper hemisphere z —— I i y that lies above


    z= , oriented in the direction of positive z-axis.
    (11 marks]

    Continue ......

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