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SEM V · 2018-19 · 1 May 2025

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  1. Q2 Attempt any one from part (a) and any two from part (b) in each of the Questions 1, 2,3
  2. Q3 Attempt any three from the Question 4 marks
  3. Q4 Figures to the right indicate marks a i) State and prove Fubini’s Theorem for a rectangular domain in R? 8
    • ii) the triple integral of a bounded function f : R > R where 8 R = x [c,d] x [e, f] with usual notations prove that + dydx by converting to polar co-ordinates Sf, (x? + y?) dxdy by a suitable change of variables. 6 where S is the region in the XY-plane bounded by the curves
    • ii) the integrals f dxdy 6 iV) the Fubini’s theorem for ff. f where f(x,y) = x?y and S is bounded 6
  4. Q2 a i) you say that two parameterized curves in R” are orientably equivalent? Define the line integral of a vector field F along an oriented curve an open set U R”. If I’ are two orientably equivalent curves in 8 marks
    • ii) — State and prove Green’s Theorem for a rectangle. 8 the Green’s Theorem for P(x, y) = 2x —y +4, 6 =5y +3x—6 and C is the triangle with vertices (0,0), (3,0) and
    • ii) In the following problem show that the given line integral is independent of the path and Evaluate the line integral
    • iii) Calculate the work done by the force field F(x, y,z) = xi + yj 6 particle is moved along the path (3t?, t, 1);
    • iv) Evaluate the line integral of the vector field F (x, y,z) = xy , 1) 6 along the parabola z = x”, y = 0, between (—1, 0, 1) and (1, 0, 1)
    • Q.P. Code: 40887
  5. Q4 a i) For the surface 7(u, v) described by the vector equation F(u,v) =X(u,v)it+t Y(uv)j+Z(u,v)k, (u,v) where X, Y, Z are differentiable on T, define the fundamental vector product is a smooth curve lying on the surface, C = (t)), [a,b] > T, then show. that to C at each point normal to C at each point 8 marks
    • ii) State and Prove Divergence Theorem for a simple solid region V bounded 8 an orientable surface S which can be projected on XY, planes b i) Find the equation of the tangent plane at the point (2, 3,0) to the surface 6 which is parametrically given by r(u,v) = + (u—v)k Sf, where S is the part of the plane 3x + 2y +z = 6 in the first 6 Stoke’s theorem to evaluate where 6 = + + 3xyk C is the boundary of the part of the plane 3x + y +z = 3 in the first octant
    • iv) Verify the divergence theorem over the sphere x* + y? 6
  6. Q4 i) Using double integration, find the area of the region S in S is bounded by the parabola y = x? and line y = 2x + 3 Byaluate s S is the bounded by the three co-ordinate planes 5 5 marks
    • iii) Evaluate the integral of the scalar field = x? + +2? 5 along the path x(t) = cos t, y(t) =sin t, z(t)=t;
    • iv) whether the following force field F is conservative If so find a scalar 5 field. @ so that F = V@ and calculate the work done in moving the particle from the point P to the point Q where
    • v) Prove the following identities, assuming S and V satisfy the conditions of the 5 Divergence Theorem and components of F have continuous partial derivatives, 7 is unit outward normal
    • a) = ff, AdS where 7 = and |V| of V
    • vi) Find the surface area of the sphere x? + y* +z? =a’. 5

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