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St.

John College of Engineering & Management, Palghar


Department of First Year Engineering
Academic Year 2021-22
Question Bank
SUBJECT: EM-II Semester: II
Class: FE(ALL BRANCHES)
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Q. Question
No.

I MCQ’s [One Mark each ]


Particular Integral of (�3 − �2 )� = �
1 �6 �2 �6 �2
�) �. �. = + �) �. �. = − +
6 2 6 2
�6 �2 �6 �2
�) �. �. = 6
− 2
�) �. �. = − 6
− 2
2 5 7 5
The double integral � = −3 2−�
� �, � ���� + 2 �−2
� �, � ���� into a single term will be
2
given by
5 2−� 5 2+�
�) 0 2+�
� �, � ���� �) 0 2−�
� �, � ����
5 2+� 5 2−�
�) 0 0
� �, � ���� �) 0 0
� �, � ����

The triple integral �


�2������ is converted to cylindrical polar coordinates
3
�(�, �, �)������ over the volume bounded by the cylinder

�2 + �2 = �2 and the
paraboloid �2 + �2 = � and the plane � = 0, then the upper limit of � is
2
�2
a) 2 b) � �) 1 �)
2

4 Particular Integral of (�2 − 1)� = ����3� is


1 3
�) �. �. =− ����3� − ���3�
10 5
1 3
b) �. �. = 10 ����3� − 5 ���3�
−1 3
�) �. �. = ����3� + ���3�
10 5
1 3
d) �. �. = 10
����3� + ���3�
5

5 Centre of the sphere �2 +�2 +�2 =− � is


a) (0,0,0) b) (0,0,1) c) (0,0,-1/2) d) (0,0,1/2)

Which of following can be correct in spherical polar co-ordinates ?


6 a) ������ = �����������
b) ������ = �2 ����������
c) ������ = ����2�������
d) ������ = �2 ������
Complementary Function of the Differential Equation : (�2 − 4� + 4)2 � = �−� is
a) �1 �2�
b) (�1 + �2 �)�2�
c) (�1 + �2 � + �3 �2 )�2�
7
d) (�1 + �2 � + �3 �2 + �4 �3 )�2�

8 Particular Integral of the Differential Equation : (�2 − 4� + 4)� = �2� is


1
a) 2 �2�

b) 2 �2�
�2 2�
c) 2

3
� 2�
d) 2

Particular Integral of the Differential Equation (�2 − 2� + 1)� = ��� is


9 �
a) ��
2
�3
b) 6 ��
5
� �
�) �
12
�7
d) ��24
10 Particular Integral of the Differential Equation: (�2 + � + 1)� = ���2 � is
1
a) 2 1 − 2���2�
1
b) 2 1 + 2���2�
1
c) 2 � − 2���2�
1
d) 2 � + 2���2�

11 The area bounded by � = �2 and � = �2 is given by


1 1 1
�) �) �) 1 �)
2 6 3
12 Which of the following is equation of Paraboloid
�) �2 + �2 = 4 �) �2 − �2 = 4
�) �2 + �2 = � �) �2 − �2 = �
13 Vertex of the parabola � = �2 + 2� is
�) 1, − 1 �) −1,1 �) 1,1 �) ( − 1, − 1)
14 After changing from cartesian to spherical polar coordinates the integral

� �2 +�2 +�2
������ reduces to �
�(�, �, �)������, then � �, �, � is
�) ����� �) ����� �) �������� �) ���������
� �
15 The value of 0 � � �� ��, if evaluating in polar coordinate is
�3 �3 �2 �2
�) �) �) �)
3 6 3 2
II Descriptive [5 Marks each ]
1 Solve the following differential equation: �3 − 2�2 + � + 4 � = ����� + �� �2
2 Solve the following differential equation:
1
�2 − 1 � =
1 + ��
3 Solve �4 − 1 � = �� + ���� ���3�
4 Using method of variation of parameters solve
�2 + 1 � = ���� ����
5 Using method of variation of parameters solve

�2 + 3� + 2 � = ��
6 Solve (� − 2)2 � = 8(�2� + ���2� + �2 )
7 Evaluate � =
1 � 2 2
� � ( �2 + �2)����
0 0
8 Evaluate � = 2
� � ���� where R is the region bounded by �� = 16, � = �, � = 0 ��� � = 8.
9 1 1−�2 � ����
Change the order of integration and evaluate: 0 0 (1+�2 ) 1−�2−�2

10 Change the order of integration and evaluate:


� ��

�= ����
0 � �2 + �2
11 Evaluate � = � 3� + 4�2 ���� where R is the region in the upper half of the area bounded by
the circles �2 + �2 = 1, �2 + �2 = 4.
12 �������� (�2 + �2 )dx dy over the area of the triangle whose vertices are (0,0), (1,0),
(1,2).
13 Evaluate � = 0 0
1 1−� 1−�−�
�2 �� ������
0
14 Evaluate � = �2 �� �� ��, over the volume common to the sphere �2 + �2 + �2 = 1 and the
2 2
cylinder � + � = �.
15 Evaluate the following integration by changing to the polar coordinates.
1 1−�2
�= (�2 + �2 )dx dy
0 0
16 Express the following integral in polar coordinates and evaluate
� �2 −�2
����
�=
0 �2 − �2 − �2
��−�2
17 2
Find the area between the parabola � = � − 6� + 3 and the line � = 2� − 9

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