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This document contains 7 multi-part questions regarding calculus and complex analysis. Question 1 is compulsory and asks students to complete 4 of the remaining 6 questions. The questions cover topics such as: solving equations involving complex numbers; using Maclaurin series; partial derivatives; properties of hyperbolic and inverse hyperbolic functions; and theorems like Cauchy's mean value theorem, Euler's theorem, and Rolle's theorem. Students are instructed to show their working and use appropriate proofs and theory where required.

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This document contains 7 multi-part questions regarding calculus and complex analysis. Question 1 is compulsory and asks students to complete 4 of the remaining 6 questions. The questions cover topics such as: solving equations involving complex numbers; using Maclaurin series; partial derivatives; properties of hyperbolic and inverse hyperbolic functions; and theorems like Cauchy's mean value theorem, Euler's theorem, and Rolle's theorem. Students are instructed to show their working and use appropriate proofs and theory where required.

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Question No. 1 is compulsory.

Attempt any four questions out of the remaining six questions.


Figures to the right indicate full marks.

1(a) Solve : x
4
+ i = 0 5
1(b) (x) x (x) + (x) x (x) + (x) x (x) is a vector parallel to 5
1(c) Separate into real and imaginary parts : i
i
5

1(d) If z is a real number then show that : (i) sinh
-1
(z) = log[z+(z
2
+1)]
(ii) cosh
-1
(z) = log[z+(z
2
-1)] 5


2(a) Using Maclaurins series, prove that log (sec x) = 1 x
2
+ 1 x
4
+ 1 x
6
+ ... 7
2 12 45
2(b) If u = x
3
y
3
z
3
+ log (xy+yz+zx/x
2
+y
2
+z
2
) 7
x
3
+y
3
+z
3
then prove that : x u + y u + z u = 6u
x y z
2(c) If z = f(x,y), x=e
u
+ e
-v
, y=e
-u
-e
v
Prove that : z - z = x z y z
u v x y 6


3 (a) Show that for real values of a and b,
e
2aicot-1b
[bi 1/bi + 1]
-a
= 1 7

3(b) Prove that . {f(r) } = 1 d [r
2
f(r)]
r r
2
dr 7
3(c) If u =f(e
y-z
, e
z-x
, e
x-y
) , then prove that , u + u + u = 0
x y z 6


4(a) Considering only the principal value, if (1+i tan A)
1+i tanB
is real, prove that its value is
(sec A)
(sec B)^2
8


4(b)Prove that : (i) tanh
-1
(x)=sinh
-1
[x/(1-x
2
)] (ii) sinh
-1
(x) = cosh
-1
[(1+x
2
)] 6

4(c) If u = (1-2xy+y
2
)
-
, prove that : [ (1-x
2
) u ] + [ y
2
u ] = 0
x x y y 6


5(a) If x = (vw), y = (wu), z = (uv), then prove that :


x + y + z = u + v + w
x y z u v w 7
5(b) Verify Eulers theorem for u = x
2
tan
-1
[y/x] y
2
tan
-1
[x/y] and also prove that

2
u = x
2
- y
2

xy x
2
+ y
2
7


5(c) Find the roots common to x
4
+ 1 =0 and x
6
i = 0 6

6(a) Evaluate [ (3.82)
2
+ 2x(2.1)
3
]

using the theory of approximations. 6
6(b) Prove that log(1+2
i
) = log [2cos()] + i 7
6(c) If z = x log (x+r) r where r
2
= x
2
+ y
2
, prove that
2
z +
2
z = 1__
x
2
y
2
x+y 7

7(a) State and prove Cauchys mean value theorem. 8
7(b) Using Taylor series expansion find (9.12) correct upto 5 decimal places. 7
7(c) Use Rolles Theorem to prove that the equation ax
2
+ bx *a + *b has a root
between 0 and 1. 5

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