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No. of Questions/'5l"!Rl <t 'fi"&:n
Time/~ : 2Y2 Hours/"ElU?:

Notej-:TIZ:

11)

Full Marks/~: 450

Attempt as many questions as you can. Each question carries 3 marks, One
mark will be deducted for each incorrect answer. Zero mark will be awarded
for each unattempted question.

'If-r,,,,, w-il
~ ~ 3i'!;
(2)

: 150

qi\ "" q;f.t 'fiT WlM q;'i I ~ "'" 3 3i'!; 'fiT ~ I ~ ""'" :nIT if;

'!W

~I ~ ~ "'"

'fiT

~ "P' iMJl

If more than one alternative answers seem to be approximate to the correct

answer, choose the closest one.

1.

Let a relation R be defined on the set of complex numbers C by ZRW to mean

Rc(Z)sRc(W) and Im{Z)::;Im(W). Then this relation R is
(1)

reflexive and transitive but not symmetric

(2) symmetric and transitive but not reflexive

(3) reflexive and symmetric but not transitive

(4) symmetric but not reflexive and transitive

I

IF T.O.)

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'lH1

f<I;

"""'"

1m (Z ) " lm( W)

-.rflr~

'li\'f!fur ~,

<i"&!Tm

it "!f"'" C

'R

ZRW

l:)U

Re (Z ) " Re , \\

'I'"

if'! "" """''' R

(I) ~ l('i <iSh'"'" ~ WlflI ~ ~

(2)

Wlfi'!n l('i w"l'Ii!> ~ ~ ~ ~

(3) ~ l('i
(4)

2.

WlflI ~ <iSh'"'" ~ ~

Wlfi'!n W"tl "'IT"" om w,,_ ~ ~

Let the relation R defined on the set A { 1, 2, 4, 6, ... } by x R Y iff x and y have a common
factor other than 1. Then the relation R is
(1) symmetric and reflexive but not transitive
(2)

transitive and reflexive but not symmetric

(3) symmetric and transitive but not reflexive

(4) symmetric, transitive and reflexive

"!f"'" A ( I, 2, 4, 6, ... ) 'R """''' R, x R Y ml; >1\,

".'Ii 3'1'1R' ~"''''$ wri\ ~ B 'li\'f!fur ~, if'! "" """'" R

'lH1 f<I;

(I )

x om y, I it

31"fufun

Wlfi'!n ". "'1l"" ~ <i Sh ,4 '" ~ t

(2) ~oli l('i ~ ~

3.

*"" ml;

Wlfi'!n ~ i

(3)

Wlfi'!n l('i ~ ~ ~ ~ t

(4)

WlflI, ~ l('i ~ i

Which of the following statements is not true?

(1) Identity permutation is always a even permutation

(345)

(2)

Product of two even permutations is an even permutation

(3)

Inverse of an even permutation is a even permutation

(4)

Product of one even permutation and one odd permutation is a even permutation
2

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f.'!"! it <1 'lit< -<IT

""'" "'"

(I) _

WI ili"""

W<rr %

WI ~ 'liT j'H4":l 1(Of WI ~

(2)

<it

(3)

"'' Ii WI

(4) 1('f WI ""'''''

4.

1lff i?

'liT

"'IT

~
1('f

1('f WI

~ ili"""

(I)

15

'.<Rrr ~

Cl""""'"

1('f WI

W<rr

(2)

m."lT i

30

(3)

(4)

60

(I)

/=(1,2,3)(1,2)

(2)

120

(3)

/=(1,2,3,4,5)(1,2,3)(4,5)

(4) None of these

WI ~

/=(1,2)(1,3)(1,4)(2,5)

i?

(1)

/=(1,2.3)(1,2)

(2)

(3)

I=(1,2,3,4,5)(1,2,3)(4,5)

(4)

-,.l'1 i\ 'li\{ 1lff

= (1, 2)( 1, 3)(1, 4)(2, 5}

\Vhich power multiplying itself ofL~e permutation

,

41

=(1 2 3
gives (1 2 3 44)\?
1 3 4 2,
1 2 3

4J4
(n

(345)

\I,/hich one of the following is an even permutation?

f.'!"! it i\ 'li'R

6.

The number of odd permutations of the set { 1,3,5,7, 9} is

~ : 1,3,5,7, 9} i\; ~ ~ <iii

5.

'liT

W<rr

(3)

/3

l!GH

(4)

~ t'l
/4
(P. T.O.)

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7.

Solution of 235x

=;:

54 (mod 7) is

235x 054 (mod 7) "" "" ~

(I) x
(3)

8.

(2) x

12 (mod 7)

(4)

x~5(mod7)

(mod 7)

x. 4 (mod 7)

Number of generators of a cyclic group of order 10 is

(2)

(I) 3

9.

~3

(3) 7

(4) 9

Order of a cyclic group and order of its generating element

(I)

are equal

(2) order of first is greater than order of second

(3) order of first is less than order of second
(4) order of first is multiple of order of second

~ 1\" <lit ~ 31't<: :mit; "'"'" <lit ~

( I)

'!{I'f1:

(2) ~

10.

<lit ~ ~ <lit ~ it ~

(3)

~ <lit ~ ~ <lit ~

(4)

~ <lit ~ ~ <lit

i\iI\ ~
it mtl i\iI\ ~

'litfl: iii ~Oll'''''' i\iI\ ~

Remainder of Si03 from Fermat theorem when divided by 103 is

%'11 iii
(I) 8

(345)

i\iI\ t

it

103

""

~ -.m

m-m "'"

(2) 7

103
[3)

it f<l~ ~
6

"l1<!1

~7
(4)

10

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11.

If Hand K are finite subgroups of G, then

'lfu 11"

12.

ili

'li\ilra

H 'li'\{ K

m,

<it

(I)

o(HK)oo(Et)o(K)

(2)

o(HK)oo(H)o(K)
o(HnK)

(3)

o(HK) o(H)
o(K)

(4)

o(HK)oo(H)o(K)-o(HnK)

G' is homomorphism of groups and e and e' are identity of G and G'
respectively, then

If f: G

---?

(2)

13.

f(e)oe'

(4)

f(e)ol/e

Which group is not Abelian?

(I) Every finite group of order less than 6
(2) Every cyclic group

(3) The multiplicative group of nth roots of unity

(4) The symmetric group Sn

-.iR -"!l1 "'ll'

~ 'f(ff

( I) 6 i\ "'" l!ill
(3)

14.

'fiT

~ ili nil 'l)'it

t7

~ 'li\ilra
'fiT

"'ll'

~Oll'"'" "'ll'

Cayley theorem informs that any group originally is

(1)

a Abelian group

(2)

transformation group

(3) subgroup of transformation group

(4)

(345)

symmetric group
5

(P T.O l

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1ll'nl j<i\

(I!

16.

,<Mil

"'lJ' i

(3) <,,,,.,.,(1)1

15.

i f", <8t >ft "'lJ'

iiIOTif1

"'lJ'

0;1

~ ~

"'lJ'

(2)

<"ql"""1

(4)

B'lfirn "'lJ' t

Which of the following algebraic structures is not a ring?

(Q, +, .J

ill

(R, +, 0)

(2)

(3)

(C, c,')

(4) l{(a+b.n+c,j3):a,b,cEi),+,')

Which of the following rings is not a integral domain?

(1) (1, +, e), where I is set of integers
(2)

(R,

'1-,

e), where R is sct of real numbers

(3) (M, +, .. J, where 1ft 18 set Of2)<: 2 07c7/'aces

(4) (e, +, e), where C is set of complex numbers

f4Rfufu<l ~ ~
II) [I, +, .), ~
(2)

iR,

T,

.),

13), (M, +, .),

(4)

17.

il
'T(

~-m ~
J

'!"rl.;J

~ 'R R

'ill'i

q;r _

'r'JI<Iit!l !JRl 'flff

~

iIl<oo.", lOi"",>i\

q;r

'1< M, 2 x 2 ~ '01

(C, +, .), "'" '1< C

wm &"'I1>i\

q;r

"'1"I'l i

"'1"'" ~
~ ~

Follmving is thr; quofient field of integral domain { 0, L 2, 3, 4 (mod S)}

'lu;\'"" "Rl \ 0, I, 2, 3, 4 ( mod 5)} q;r 'i1'l'm ~

(1) {O,1,2,3,4}

(345)

~1

(2) (1, 2, 3, 41

(3) {2, 3, 4}

(4) (<I}

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18.

19.

The characteristic roots of

(2)

(3) all imaginary

(4) either all zeros or purely imaginary

(I)

>1m

(3)

<1m "'"''''"'''

(2)

ql"'","

D, 3. 7

>1m

(2)

[~~

"f'l

iii

~ "f'l

'B

",qif"","

21 are

-6
7

-4

-4

(3) 0, 3. IS

O. 5. 15

'll

(4)

I, 3, 7

If the characteristic values of a square matrix of third order are 4, 2, 3, then the value
of its determinant is

(2)

(3) 24

(4)

54

If;~

is a non-zero characteristic root of a non-singular matrix A, then a characteristic

root of A 1 is

(I)

IA IA

(2)

IAI

(3)

.-

J.

(345)

all zeros

(4) 'll

The characteristic roots of the matrix

(I)

21.

real ske\v symmetric matrix are

( I ) all reals

(I)

20.

(4) _I_
. I A I),

(P. T.O)

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22.

Let T1

and T2 be linear operators on R2 defined as follows-TJ1a. b)

T,lo, b) ~ 10, b), Then TjT, defined by TjT,(a, b) ~ TliT,Ia, bll maps (L 2) into

m:n

(2) (1,0)

il) (2,1)

23,

11

3J

'!iT

;-~~

(4) (2,0)

=l~ ~

!j

,3 +6),2

~7A ~2 =0

is

,,<\1.,"1 i

(1) I,' ~6A2 +5'~3~O

(2)

(3) __ AJ +6k2 -t-7?.,+3 =-(J

(41 ~,3+6A2~n~200

Which of the fonowing is not a linear transformation?

(2) T: R2 ... R3 'T lx, y) ~ (x + y, y, x)

(3)

T:R3-->R3:Tlx,y,z)=lx+y+z,1,~1)

(4) T:R--;R2:Tlx)~(2x,~x)

(345)

(1,2) '!iT

(3) (0,2)

The characteristic equation [or the matrix A

'~ A, li 0 2 1

24.

<Ii 3KPfu

fb, a),

=Ib, oj, T, 10, b)" (0, b)1

"Rt",,,, 15'tm

Ii;; R' <n: tfuJa; ~ T j 3i\1: T2 f4'<'(q,t ~ t-Tlia, b)

mT jT 2 (a, b) = TliT,(a, b)) oro ~ TjT,

=:

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25.

The rank and nullity ofT, where T is a linear transformation from R2

T (a, b) == (a - b, b - a, - aj, are respectively
R' -> R3

'!it

T (a, b) ~ (a - b, b - a, - a) :;m

'Ih'l1ffir

~ "'QI"1('1 T

<tt

-"t

R3 defined by

~ "Pfl """',

~
(I)

26.

(2)

(I, I)

(3) (0,2)

(2, 0)

The system of equations 2x-y+3z=9, x+y+z=6, x-y+z=;2 has

(I) a unique non-zero solution

(2) infinitely many solutions

(3) no solution

(4) zero solution

tp:f)Cf){On CfiT ~ 2x-y+3z=9,x+y+z=6,x-y+z=2 ~

27.

28.

. =[0

For the matrlX A

(I) I

(2)

~J

#fit

A- is equal to

(3) 2A

(4)

!A

(4)

sin x

Which function is not continuous at x == 0 ?

(2)

(345)

(4) (2, I)

x sin!
x

(3)

x 2 +Sx +6

IP.TO.)

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29.

cos x is continuous function, when

(I)

30.

(2)

xd

(3)

(4)

xc N

(4)

-By

(4)

1
6

dx 4

(2)

-4y

(3)

By

(4)

Sin( ax+~1t)

(3)

nth derivative of cos ax is

<@'

ngl ~ ~

COf3 (

(3)

. I( ax + a "Sin

nn)
2

(2)

The coefficient of

(1)

--

24

ax + ~1t)

(1)

(1) _ I

(345)

d4

cos ax

33.

If Y == e- x sin x, then the value of ~ will be

11) 4y

31.

X4

1
6

in the Maclaurin expansion of log cos x is

(2)

(3)

12

10

1
12

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34.

For x> 0, log (1 + x) is

x >0

i\i fui\ log ( I + x)

2x
1+ x

(2) <2

(I) > ~-~-

35.

~
(3)

Writing mean value theorem as

(I)

36.

J3

(2)

""

a< c< b,

fu1m

"fRfT

the value of c if

t mc

<8 l!H

~ 'lfi;

(3)

(4)

,ff

The infinite series expansion of log (1 + x) is valid for

(I)x>-Ionly

(2)

log ( I T x) <8 3Wi!

37.

(4) < -

f(b)- f(a) =f'(c),

b-a

'lfi; f(b)-f(a)=f'(c), a<c<b i\i "" i\ >fR ~ m

b-a
.
I
I
f(x)=x+-, a=-,b=3
x
2

2x
3

> ~---
I +x

x< I only

ituf\ mm: iI.,

(3)

I x I< I

only

(I)

x> -I

i\i fui\

(2)

x< I

i\i fui\

(3)

Ixl<

i\i fui\

(4) -1<x$1

i\i fui\

(4) -1<x$1

The pedal equation of the curve

",1+ecos8 is

(1)

(345)

I
r

- =- 1 -.- e cos

e Cf.T

""--,

YS<:.1 841Cfl(ul

21
l[e 2 +1+ \
I
r )

11

(P.T.O.)

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38.

The angle of intersection of the curves x 2

(I)

39.

~J2ar
2

+y2 =a

(4)

-J2

is

2
3

(3)

~ ,f3ar

(2)

y'

(4)

'i,f2ar
2

Which curve has no asymptotes?

qjji

it; ,",'itfq,ff 'f@

iRt 7

(I) x 3 +y3 =3axy

= 4ax

The asymptotes parallel to the axis of the curve x

.)1~ -&1 ~

C@i

(I) y=0,x=2

(345)

The radius of curvature at any point on the cardioid r:=a(1-cos9) is

fiR!

42.

and x

pop dp
dtV

(2)

41.

(3)

"

The formula for radius of cunrature in tangential polar form is

(I)

40.

(2)

"

_y2 =a

x 2 y2

_ y2 ""

y2 - y2

:;=

2 are

2 ~ 3>l+:'('1f\1~fT ~

(2) Y = 0, x

(3) Y

12

= 1, x =0

(4)

y=2,x=1

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43.

44.

The asymptotes of the curve x

y~x~I=O,

y+x=O,

2y+x~I=O

(2)

y+x~I=O,

y+x=O,

2y~x+I=O

(3)

y~x"I=O, y~x=O, x+2y~I=O

(4)

y+x-l=O, y+x=O, x-2y+l=O

iii fW( ~

(r,8) 'R """" ~

(2) 2a

(3)

(4)

"2

a
3

If m and n are integers, then for odd n - m the value of f~ cos mx sin nx dx is

<rfu.

m ~ n ~

(I)

-,,-,

"ijiSf

~ n - m it:; fuit

~m

flIJI<tifH

x=acosh8

cos mx sin nx dx q.;r '1R

2n

An appropriate substitution for the integral

(1)

J:

(3) - , - - -

""''lim J~a2 I+x2 dx iii fi "'" ~ ,,,",,,,,, ~

(345)

2y 3 +3xy+3y2 +x+l=O are

For the curve r=acos8, the radius of curvature at the point (r,O) is

(I) a

46,

+2x 2 y_xy2

(I)

"'" r = aeasO

45.

(2)

x = a sinh 8

(3)

13

_m 2

dx is

)a 2 +x 2

x=atanh8

(4)

x=acothe

(P. T.O)

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47.

The value of S~ e- X x f1.dx is for positive integer n

11) n!

48,

If

n!

12)

Ix) = 0'(4 tan " x dx, then

r,(4

~ ~Ix)= Jo

Ix) +~ Ix -2) is
~

tan" xdx, i!'! ~lx)+~lx-2) 0

2
12) , n -1

49.

(3)

n -1

(1)

14)

n +1

2
n +1

Jcotn x d.x is
Jcot" x dx ~

cot

x _ Jcot n - 2 x dx

2 cotn -1 x 1
(3) - - - , : - - - -

n-l

f cot "-

The value of integral

11)

dx

2cot - X+Jcot n - 2 Xdx

n -I

(4)

n 1
_ cot - x _ fcot n - 2

dx

n -1

llogll-X)
- - - - - dx is
u
x

12) _ IT
6

IT

(2)

n -I

1345)

For positive integer n,

~ ~ n i\; fui!

50.

(4) 3n!

13) 2n!

14)

14

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51.

The value of integral

14I114fH

(I)

J~/2 sin4 x cos 2 x dx

. r(

1+-

e4

(2)

(/2
14I11"fl,,"H Jo
log sin x dx <fiT 'IfR

54.

32

44

55

(3)

e5

r' /2

-nlog2

(4)

'<iT 1lR ~

55

The value of the integral Jo

(I)

~
(3) 12

1)( 2)n (1 :n)

44

53.

<fiT 'IfH

11m :11+n

(l )

cos 2 x dx is

(2) 1t

n
16

fl-)>r'L\

I~/2 sin4 x

(4)

e4

e5

log sin x dx is
~

n
(3)-log 2
2

(2) --log 2
2

(4) n log 2

The function defined by

X3 _y3

fix, y) ~ x3 +y3 '

{

(x, y)

* (0, 0)

othenvise

1S

(1) continuous and differentiable at (O,O)

(2) differentiable but not continuous at (0,0)
(3) continuous but not differentiable at (0,0)
(4) neither continuous nor differentiable at (0,0)
(345)

15

IF. T.O.)

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X 3 _ y3

fix, y) ~ x3 +y3 '

{

(I) """
(2)

u:oi ","",,,,cfI.

~ (0,0) 'R

",*"","1. 'W\! """ m ~

(0,0) 'R

m ~ (0,0) 'R
",.",,,,-n. <it! m ~ (0,0) 'R

(3) """ 'W\! "'"""H1.

(4)

55.

"""

u:oi

IfU=Sin[:X:]+tan-- 1(Yj, then

y
lx
""'"
' l( -J+tan
X I
""lIe;, U=Sln
Y

(I)

56.

'i(Y]x

-, =
"..,

(2)

ox

8y

au

au

ax

By

is

X~+Y~'

(2) log (e+l)

a3

(3)

1
loge

=;

(4) log (e-l)

a3

The function x = xy + ~- + ~ has a minima at

x
y

a 3 a3
~ x ~ xy + ~ +~,

f.'i"! ~

'R

"B'f"

'lR ""'" ~

(3)

(345)

(4) 2

(3) -1

The value of c of the Lagrange mean value theorem of [(x) = eX, a = 0, b

(I) log e

57.

x~u+yaU

16

-'a, y

(4)

x~a,

y~a

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58.

The value of integral

(I)

59.

J~ J~

(2)

(x

+y?:) dx dy is

(3)

(4)

'.!
3

The value of fIR Y d:x: dy, where R is the region bounded by the parabola y2 "" 4x and
x 2 =- 4y is

(I)

60.

(2)

32
5

48

(3)

16

(4) 64

The value of fn f( l-n) is

rn r( l-nl '8 '!R ~
(1)

P(n,

(I)

I)

(2) Il(n, 1-11)

(4) (l(l-n, 1-11)

61.

62.

a2

(2)

a'

-(~

,'/2

(3)

The area of the loop of the curve y2(a_x)

(I) -(,-4)
3
(345)

(2) 2.fi

'=

(4) 3.,[2

x2(a+x) is

-2)

17

(P. T.o')

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63.

T h e area b oun d e d by th e
~

1t1t11~6

.2

X =aSln

"d

CISSOt

. 3
aSln

t, y = _ _ _ "-"

,2

x = a 8m t, y

. 3 t
a Stn
and

cos t

it~

asymptote is

0"'"

cos t

64.

Total length of a cardioid r = a ( 1 + cos 8) is

(1)

2a

(2)

(1)

.fina

(2)

4a

(3)

6a

:s

n
(3)-

J2a

(4)

8a

(4)

.fin
a

66.

The volume of the solid generated by revolving the curve {a-:-x)y2 =a2 x around its
asymptote is

67.

The surface of the solid generated by the revolution of the lemniscate

about the initial line is

(1)

(345)

4rra (1-

~l
18

r2 = a 2

cos 28

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68.

The value of

(I)

69.

70.

+x n - 1

(l+x)m+n

(2)

Expression of

dx is

p(m-l.n-l)

J~ xm (1- xn jP dx

(3)

(4) p(m.n-1)

p(m-l. n)

in terms of beta function is

(1)

p(m;l,p)

(2) p(m;1,p+1)

(3)

~B(m-1.p)

(4)

I,

The value of integtal

(1)

J~

(2 J~-

1
6

J~

(2 I~-X

J"J",
o yo-fa,"'

(3)

r J,y ;(1
Jo
a

f(m;l, P+1)

(3)

10

By changi.ng the order of integration

(I)

dz dx dy is

x dz dx dy <til 11R

(2)

, ,

(345)

Jo

p(m. n)

f14141('H

71.

1 Xm- 1

r "

4
(4) 35

21

r2u JJ2riX_

JQ

Y'
V dy dx

hax_x 2

(2)

J" J(12+ Ja} ---.t?o

a+,j~2 ~y:;'

(4)

V dy dx

19

V dx dy is

y /2a

(.(J a

Jo

----

"

-\'(1

V dy dx

-y

V dy dx

y2j2a

(P.T.o.)

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72.

r 3 r,,/4-Y

By changing the order of integration JOJI

(I)

12 f:-

(3)

1 fa
2

73.

2-

Ix+y)dxdy

(2)

1 fo

Ii: +y) dx dy

(4)

r4'" (x + y) dx dy
JIr' Jo

xx

x"

(x+y)dydx is

2..-

Xl

Ix+y)dxdy

The general solution of the differential equation cos x dy:;; y (sin x -y) dx is
~ '4 1fl<:f)(OI cosxdy=y(sinx-yjdx ~ ~ ffr?f ~

74.

75.

=smx+ccosx

(2)

y2 =sinx+ccosx

(3) y-l ""cosx+csinx

(4)

y2

(1)

;o;;cosx+csinx

General solution of the differential equation (x 2 +y2 +2x)dx+2ydy=O is

(1)

y2=ce x _x 2

(3)

y2 =

ce- x _x 2

(2)

y2 == ce- x + x 2

(4)

y2 =ce x +x2

The order of the differential equation

d
[dx

fix, y)

)P +$
----M
m

(x,y)

[d

dx m - 1

)q + ... ~O

IS

(2)

(345)

(3)

20

m+p

(4)

mp

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76.

An integrating factor of the differential equation (1+x2)

(I)

77.

(2)

d!x +2xy =cos x

x'

is

(4) log(l+x'}

d2
d
Equation of the form -----.lL + P ---.It +Qy = R, where P and Q are functions of x alone can
2
dx
dx

be reduced to the linear form dp +

dx

[p + ~
dy 1] P = ~ by dividing y
y1dx
Yl

=:

1, where dx
dv p
=

and putting

dp [
2 dy 1 ]
R
du
+ P +- -- P ~ -, ~ - ~ P
dx
y, dx
y,
dx

~ '" al\1: f.;",r;,iCJd " " ''''" """" ""'''' "" "

(2)

78.

c...o.

"'---

Y~

(4)

y,

u2

Y~

y,

A linear partial differential equation of second order for a function of two independent
variables x, y defined by Ar + 2Bs + Ct + f (x, y, Z, p, q) = 0 is parabolic if
1%

<it

q;]

hsI\<r

An 2Bs + Ct + f (x, y,

Z,

B2_AC>O

(2)

(I)

(34S)

"

""1",,01 <it ~ '" x,

p, q) ~ 0 i\ '11'tmfu! ~ %",,1. 1Wrr ~
31ifuq;

B2_AC~O

i!; ~ i!;

fui\ oil

(3) B2 -AC< 0

21

(P. T.O.)

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79.

If

~ [OM - aN
N

8y

ax

is a function of x alone say fix), then an integrating factor of the

equation M dx + N dy

~~(aM _alii
N \. ely
ax)

;co

0 is

*""

x"" 'RH

(2)

f fix) dx

l!R1 fif;

fix)

it, ""

,,41%,01

Mdx+Ndy~O'"

fl4!cfwH ~ ~

(1) fix)

80.

-I flxldx

(2)

y3

(3)

y4

(4)

y3

y4

x=cye1/xy

(2)

x =cye 1/ X

(3)

x -=-ce Y / x

(4)

x=ce x / y

The necessary and sufficient condition for a differential equation M dx + N dy = 0 to be

exact is
_

""1%(01 M dx + N dy ~

By
(3) aM
3y

ax
0_

aM

1'.'i 'l'lfH
aN

ax

iJy

0 it; """"L it') "" _

(I) aM _ aN

(345)

(4)

The general solution of the differential equation y(l+xy)dx+x(l-xy)dy:::O is

(1)

82.

el flxldx

The integrating factor of the differential equation x 2 y dx -( x 3 + y3) dy == 0 is

( I)

81.

(3)

aN
ax

22

(2)

-~-

(4)

-~

iJM

ax

aN
By

~"

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83.

The integrating factQr of the differential equation sec 2 y dy +2x tan y

dx

84.

The general solution of the equation

9:.~!i4 - m 4y

;=

is

0 is

dx

(1) Y:=: cl cos mx -c2 sin mx +c3 cosh mx -c4 sinh mx

(2) Y -= c 1 cos mx + c2 sin mx + c3 cosh mx + c4 sinh mx
(3) Y
(4)

85.

-=0

(el +C2X)COS mx +(c3 +c4x)sin mx

y=(cl-c2x)cosmx+(c3 -c4xjsinmx

Particular integral of the differential equation (D 2 + a 2 ) y

cos ax is

~ fll:flcfl{OI {D2 +a 2 )y=cosax 0fi1 ~ fllil<tl<7H ~

(1)

86.

~sinax
20

(2)

and

Putting
3

dx 3

dx 2

x
(3) -cos ax
30

x sin ax

denoting

5.. ~D
dt

'

the

(4)

~sin ax
30

differential

equation

d y
2 d y
dy
I

d Into
.
-----+3x
-------+x----+y=x+
ogx'18 transl0rme

dx

(345)

(1)

(D3+3D2+D-+l)y,,-;e z +t

(2) (D 3 +3D' + l)y ~ e' +t

(3)

(D3+D+l)y~e'+t

(4) (D3+1)y~e'+t

23

(P. T.O.)

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87.

The

integrating

factor

for

(IF)

equation

differential

the

d y +x _
dy_ y=x(1_X2)3/2 is
(1_x2) __

dx 2

( I)

"./1- x'2

dx

x2

(2)

h-x 2
2

x1

88.

Particular solution of the differential equation d y -4x dy +(4x 2 _3)y=e

dx 2
dx

89.

To solve the linear differential equation (D2 + 1) Y == cosec x by the method of variation

18

Wronskian determinant is
~ ftfOtI<:fi{UI (D 2 + 1) y

==

cosec x

<it

~ ~

fcffu

~ ~ q;f.t if;

fuit <iftf<.fl"'l""l

'!Hi
(I) -2

90.

(2)

(3) -1

The solution of the partial differential equation x 2 p+y2q+Z2

(2)

(345)

(4)

24

18

$(2._2.,2._2.)=0
y

x x

~ Cfil

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9l.

The complete solution of the partial differential equatlOn q

wfucf; ~ fll'il"f){ol q

pq + p2 "" ""luf "'"

a'

./p ,.Jq = 2 x
i I)

a'
I-a

%
(2) z=~(a+2x)2 -a 2Y+b

zO"C I (o+2x) ' 2

.,..a y+h

(4) Z=!(Q+ 2xj 3

_a 2 y+b

2
2
y2
x2
Classify the partial differential equation y r-2xys+x t---p--q=O
x
Y
them

(2)

Parabolic

(3) Elliptic

(2)~

(3)

(4)

In

one of

None of these

~'!'ft'!

If ~l and ~ 2 are arbitrary functions, then the solution of the partial differential equation
x 2 r_y 2 t=xp_rq is
~ ~l 31'\'( $, ~ 'fi'ffi

if'[

, (y)

(I) z=y ~llx +x~,(xy)

(3)

,,4),,(01 x'r-y't=xp-rq "" "'"

(2)

z=y21[xl+x~,(XY)

z=Y'h(:)+~2 (xy)

(4) z=Y'h(:)+Yh(XY)

Y.

(345)

JP +-vq:::: 2x is

"" "'"

(1) Hyperbolic

94.

>S

(4) z=ax+--y+c

(3) z=~(a+2x)3 +a 2 y+h

3
93.

(2) z=ax---y+c
I +a

(3) z=ay+--x+c
I-a
The solution of

pq + P

a'

a'

( I) z=ax+--y+c
I +a

92.

25

(P. T.O.)

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95.

The solution of partial differential equation 2r+5s+2t=O is

wfuq; ~ fl41,*,{ol 2r + 55 + 2t

96.

= 0

<tT ~ ~

(II

z=~(2y-xl-~(y-2xl

(21

z=~ (2y-x)+~

PI

z=~ (x-2YI-~

(4)

z=(x-2y)+~(2y-x)

(2y-xl

Particular integral of partial differential equation (D2 -DD' -6D!2) z = xy, where

,
,
OD' =0D =-,
ax

IS

By

1
X4
_x'y2+_
'6
24

(2)

97.

(y-2x)

(3)

1
3
-xy
-x6

24

122_x4
24

(4) -x Y
6

Particular integral of partial differential equation (D 2 +2DD' +D,2)z = e 2 X'- 3y

IS

~ ~ B41Cfl{UI {D2 +2DD'+D ,2 jz=e 2 X.t-3 y CfiT ~ fP"II<flC"'H ~

(1)

_~e2x-3y

(2)

15
98.

_1_

(3) _1_

e2x+ 3y

25

20

(4)

e 2x + 3y

10

The complete solution of partial differential equation (D 2 +DD' _6D ,2 ) Z = Y cos x,

where D =~, D' =_8_ is
ax

(345)

e2x+ 3y

By

(1)

z=rh(y-2x)+~2(y-3x)-ycosx+sinx

(2)

z=CPdy-2x)+QJ2(y+3xl-ycosx-sinx

(3)

z=<jJdy+2xJ+$2(y-3x)+ycosx-sinx

(4)

= tP dy +2x) +$ 2(Y -3x) - y cos x +sin x

26

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99.

The complete solution of the partial differential equation pt -qs == q3

(1)

y~x+z+fdz)+f,(x)

(3) y
100.

101.

xz+ fliz) + [,(x)

(2)

y~x-z+fdz)+f2(x)

(4)

y~-xz+fdz)+[,(x)

18

The complete solution of the partial differential equation 2r+te X _(rt_s 2 )==2e X

(1)

z=e x +Bx+y2_Ay+c

(2) z=eJ( -Bx+y2-+ Ay - c

(3)

z=_e x +Bx_y2 +Ay+c

(4) z=_e x _BX_ y 2 +Ay+c

Forces P, Q, R act along the sides of the triangle formed

x + y == 1, Y - x == 1, Y = 2. The magnitude of their resultant is

l:aJ3ii x + y ~ 1. Y - x ~ 1, y ~ 2 B f.'rfllo f<'f'I <fu 'f'IT3ii i\; ~

'lfu>rr4\ q;] ~ ~

by

the

IS

lines

'0! p. Q. R """'" ~ I ~

(2) .rIP2 +Q' +R' -R (P +QIl

(3) .rIP2 +Q' +R' -2R(P+Q)1

102.

(4)

+R2 +R(P+Q)'/2)

Which of the following relations is not true for a common catenary?

(I)

Y~CCOSh(~l

(2)

(3) Y o=:csectt'

(345)

.rIP' +Q'

x=clog(sec\jJ+tan\jJ)

(4) s=csin'iJ

27

(P.T.O.)

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103.

The necessary condition for the equilibrium of the rigid body subjected by a system of
coplanar forces acting at different points of the body for single force R and couple G is

""ct!. """

it; fiIj'"" ~3ii 'R

fu'( ~ ,ji\ "'Rl'''f'll it; fW\ _

Jiius

104.

<j;] 1('0 """'"

~" ~

"" ~ "'"

flI;."~,,, ~

R <I'll

G it;

The equation of the resultant of a system of forces in one plane is

(I)

xY -yX

~O

(2)

(3)

xY -yX"G

xy-JL~G
X

where X =L:X j , Y =l:Yj and G =I (x1Y1 ~YIXd.

~ X=LX j , Y=2:Yj ~ G=2:(X 1Yj -Y 1X t )
105.

If three forces acting at a point be in equilibrium, then each force is proportional to the

(1)

sine

(2)

cos

(3)

tan

(4)

cot

of the angle between the other two.

106.

The condition in order that a general system of forces in space should reduce to a
single force is

(I)

X"O,Y"O,Z~O

(2) L

(3) X ~ Y "Z ~ L " M ~ N "0

(345)

0, M

0, N" 0

(4) LX+MY+NZ"O

28

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107.

A regular octahedron framed of twelve equal rods, each of weight W, freely jointed
together, suspended from one corner, then the thrust in each horizontal rod is

"!' f.mflri! ~-''P' it; "'" ..".., ~ "

""">o,,{J,,, ""*
(I)

~ "" q;r >m: W t, "" "!'-"m "

'Til ~ "'" "" ""''''10ft ~ " '''''',., "'" t "" ~ ~ iN< i\ ~ ~
(2) ~ w,/2

:z wJi
3

108.

(3)

~w,/2
2

The approximation to the common catenary y

~~
(1)

y == C cosh (;) Cfi1 '8i11Cfl6i

y::::~cexlc

= C

cosh (:) is

y==~ceX!C

(2)

(3)

3
109.

<RT

y=!ceX!C
2

(4)

Y =

.!.ce-- x / c
2

If a body be slightly displaced from its position of equilibrium and the forces acting on

it in its displaced position are in equilibrium, the body is said to be in

(1) limiting equilibrium

(2) neutral equilibrium

(3) unstable equilibrium

(4)

stable equilibrium

.".",,41 " m'>1 "" ~ "'" ".'i em '" q;rJ ~ """ . " >Rfftn

<ffi; "!' fi'rr,; oil ~

it '4\ .,"',.,'" it (ii, mfi'rr,;

110.

3l<tt'"

oil ~

WilT

For a solid frustum of a paraboloid of revolution of height h and latus rectum 4a resting
with its vertex on the vertex of a paraboloid of revolution whose latus rectum is 4b, the
equilibrium is stable if

"!'

T,f."" ~ it; im fui!q; it; fuil fim<tt """" h ".'i ~ t.-m 4a t 'L"f."" ~ it;

Wl '" if~ ~
(I)

h~ 3ab
a+b

(345)

<tt

3l<tt'"

ftrnq;r

(2)

~ t.-m 4b

t m B'''''.'''' if",

h< 3ab

(3)

a+b

29

h> 3ab
a+b

~ <ffi;

(4)

h> 3ab
a+b

(P, TO.)

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111.

If the upper body has a plane face in contact with the lower body, then the equilibrium
is stable if

(1)

112.

(2)

h< R

h <R

(3)

h >R

(4)

h 2 R

A point P describes with constant angular velocity about 0, the equiangular spiral
r = ae l 0, 0 being the pole of the spiral. Then the transverse accelerations of P is
1('1>

~ P,O if;

'C1

\!" %I

mill\!

".. P 'C1

3l'f{

<h i\

WlR ~

,n;n,

,= ae

iO

""

"lflmR

~ 0

WI",

""l"''' ""'" %
(2) "',

113.

A particle of mass m is projected from a flxed point into the air with velocity v in a
direction making an angle a with the horizontal, then the path ofthe projectile is a/an
(1) parabola

m ~

".. ~<W!

'C1 1('1>

'C1 ""

(1)~

114.

(2)

flus

1('1>

ellipse

fi'm ~ i\

(3) hyperbola
311'Iim

i\ ~ i\ a 'li\ur "R'li\ ~ v <h i\ ""'" ""'" i,

%
(2)~

(3)

"0""""

(4)

",ill

The range of a projectile on a horizontal plane is 3 times the greatest height attained,
then the time of flight is

(1)

~u
~g

(2)

8u

(3)

5g

5u

8g

where u is the velocity of projection.

(345)

(4) sphere

30

(4)

8u
3g

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115.

If u 1, lJ 2 are the velocities at the ends of a focal chord of a projectile's path and v the
horizontal component of velocity, then

Wi: finm

~i\l1 if; ~ 3Bi\; 1~ ~ 'Ilf~ if;

fui\

'f(

v, (iT 3ih: Wi:

"iI'lT

VI

31l'Ii1 """

>\If""

~ v (iT, ""
( I)

V 1

(3)

U2

(4)

( I)

(3)

---- -----

:'d'sl . (V'I
1
'1--(- - .

VIdt')

(2)

\ P )

il d , s ]' ( v 2i'

,I

Idt '

Yr)

(4)

v1

v2

v'

- - .--- = 2
2

~~-+(

~ \ dt')

v'

I[d'
~ dt 2

p,
(~

IS'

+l;;

Horizontal range, the distance between the point of projection and the point where the
projectile strikes the horizontal plane is

(1) R=~_sin~~_

(2) R

"!!

9
(3)

si!: u_
9

R =~stna

(4) R=u

9
(345)

2
v2

1
,
,
vI v,
1

~---~-

The normal acceleration of a particle moving along a plane curve is

0'--

117.

v' v2,

116.

(2)

-+-~-

sin2a
9

31

(P. T.O.)

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118.

The direction of the projectile at a given time is

-1

(1) 8

(3)

119.

tan

e ""tan

rucosa-gtl

1--- u si~---;--- j
j" U cos.u +
u stn a

gtl

(4)

8~tan

-I

{u u

sin a +

gt}

cos ex

If a particle describes a circle with constant angular velocity OJ, the foot of the
perpendicular from it on any diameter executes a simple harmonic motion and its
periodic time is given as

'IR; "!C """ "!C '!" <ft '!ftfu '" ""'''" Ie ~ iM eo " """ wmrr
m<1 mqcf '!fir ~ a'" 3<l'fu mqcf """ ~

t arm '" """"

'OJ 'ffi;

<ft

l:dh '1flI "!C

(1)

120.

(2) 2,eo

IHJ)

(3) 'leo

(4) 2,/,"

In an SHM of amplitude a and period T, the velocity vat a distance x from the centre is

(I)

')

"

,rT-

')

-")

4n-(a" --x)

121.

A particle moves in a hyperbola, then the velocity at any point of its path is

(345)

32

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122.

The maximum and minimum velocities of a planet revolving around the sun are 30 and
292 km/sec respectively. Then eccentricity of its orbit is

f['i ofi\ 'lii:l!01l q;f.t """ fiRjj m<

~ "'' TI ofi\ 3"''''01 %
(I)

_I

(2)

87

'fiT

~ 1('i ~ <l7!

(3)

74

jj;1ffi,

30 :;fu 292 km/ sec ~ 1 ""

I
30

---+---+---+

123.

"RT

f1l; ~ a', h', c'

,
,

CflT ~ ~

b" c

( I)

-. --.

(2)

[a bel
-->->

124.

a, b, c ~ f.m"

~,

cxa

.. ...
[a be]

(3)

----)

'fiT ~

b, c. Then h' is

-,it 1 <it

b' ""'""

-,

axb

(4)

~~~

[a be]

b
---+ ---+ - t

[a be]

.-.---+

-.---+-.-->---+---+

(2)

(3) 2

(4)

Ifa=i+2j+3k, b=2i+j-k, c=j+k, thenax(bxc)is

~ a=i+2j+3k, h=2i+j-k, c",,-j+k, ~ ax(bxc) <fiT 'G"R"
(I) 3i-4j+3k

126.

Q,

If n. b, c and a',b',c' arc reciprocal system of vectors, then aa'+b-b'+cc' is

r I)

125.

).

->->~

Let a', b', c' be a system of vectors reciprocal to the system of vectors
equal to

(3) 2i + 4 j + k

(2) 2i+4j+3k

t
(4) 3i+4j+k

Let a', hi, c' be a system of vectors reciprocal to the system of vectors a, b, c. Then
-+- b' x c' + c' x a' is

a' y hi
11'"f.1T

t=n

'!iT 'lR

( I)
(345)

~ a', b', c' <:fi1 ~

'Hfu::ffi a,

b, c

ifi ~

Cfil

~ ~ I ~ a' x b' + b' x c' + c' x d

d+b'+c'
[a' b' c']

(2)

[a+b+cj2

(3)

-~-.-

[a' b' c']

33

d+b'+c'
[abc]

(4)

a+b+c
[abc]

(P. T.O.)

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127.

The directional derivative of ~ = 3x 2 yz - 4 y 2 z 3 in the direction of the vector 3i - 4 j +2k

at the point (2, -13) is

128.

1008

108

(I)

(3)

(2) --~-29-

./29

For $ (x, y, z) -= 2X 2 y 3

(4)

_ 240

_1356

.J29

.J29

3y 2 z 3 the gradient at the point (1, -1, 1) is

~ (x, y, z) ~ 2x'y') 3y 2 z 3 i\; fu-i\ ~ (I, -I, I) '" """ "" lfR ~

130.

(I)

4i+12j+9k

(2)

4i-12j+6k

(3)

12i-4j+9k

(4) 9i +l2j - 4k

(I)

(2)

(3)

13

(4)

40

(4)

m(m+l)rm-2

If r ooexi+yj-t-zk, then div gradrn!

~ r=xi-"-yj+zk,
(1)

131,

(345)

div gradrm <nT 'tfR

('fG1"

mr m - 1

15

(2)

m(m-I)r'"

If r(tj=5t i+tj-t k, then f2(rx

J1

d2r
dt 2

'5
(3)

m(m-I)rm

Jdt is

'1fi:

r(t)~5t'i+tj_t3k,

(I)

14i-75j+15k

(2)

-14i+75j+15k

(3)

15i-75j+14k

(4)

-14i+75j-15k

"" l'(rx::;Jdt "" lfR

34

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132.

If S is any closed surface enclosing a volume V and F

II]

133.

(2) 3V

2V

(3)

xi + 2y j + 3zk, then Irs F ~ dS is

(4) 6V

4V

If 5 is the surface of the sphere x 2 +y2 +z2 =1 in the first octant, then the value of
J.:-_l.Yzi+zxj+xyk).dS is

(I)

134,

:J
2

(2)

:l

(3)

(4)

:l
8

S:okes' theorem is

(1)

?c F'ndS=

Hs ndivFdS

!31 Jc F n dS = Hs curl FndS

135.

:l

The value of

(2)

~cFdr~

(4)

Sfs F

fIs {curIF)ndS

n dS ~

fffv div F dV

Ie ~fdr- Is (grad~)xfndS is

fe ofdr- Is (grad)xfndS '"" ""' ~

(345)

(I)

LcurlfndS

(2)

(3)

Is Q grad/- n dS

(4)

35

Is div f n dS
Is curl grad f n dS
(P T.O.)

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136.

The polar equation of the directrix of the conic

l "" 1 + e cos e corresponding to the focus

r

which is not the pole is

'lTfi< ,. 'lfct~" if ;;it 1I!li >im 'It\ ~ W,,;q I

( I)

(3)

137.

I
r

o[~e2iecos8

1 +e cos (l

(2)

=( ~~_~21 ecos8

(4)

.,>i\f<'?"" "" """ ,""1",,01 ~

(l-e')

- == -l~-2

l+e'2)

'\1_e 2

,.

1+e

ecos 0

1 + e~ ) e cos 8
l_e 2

The equation of a cylinder whose generator line is parallel to -~ "" JL = ~ and passes
1 2 3
through the curve

:m

q)f

fltflCfi{UI

X 2

+- Y 2 = 16, Z = 0, is

~ ~

tm x

=}{ = ~
2 3

ifi ~ ~

(f2TT CfSfi x'2 +- y2 ==

16,

(1) 9x 2 +9y2 +12z2 -Syz-6xz=d44

138.

(2)

9x 2 +12y2 +9z 2 -56yz-Sxz=144

(3)

9x 2 +9y'2 +5z 2 -12yz-6zx =144

(4)

9x 2 +9y2 + 5z 2 -6yz -12zx = 144

The condition that the plane lx+my+nz=p may touch ax 2 +by2 -t-cz 2 =1 is

'ffif fum ""

(1)

(345)

Ix + my + nz ~ p, ax' + by' + cz2 ~ 1

m n
abc
I

-+--+-~p

36

'f ~

I m n
abc

~
2

(2)

-+-+-~p

(4)

-+~+-~p

[2

m2

n2

abc

Z =

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139.

If S is a subset of an imler product space V, then S

(2)

II) S

140.

sL

(3) S

l.Ll

is equal to

(4) V

LL

Let Vand U be the vector spaces over the field K. Let V be of fInite dimension. Let
T : V ~ U be a linear map. Then
'!R1

(I'lT

U ~ K 'R ~

(I'll

V '!ftfirn ~ 'lIT

t,

T: V -> U 1!.'6 ~

",,,,a(',

t"..
III dim V

~dimRIT)*

131 dim V

~dimRIT)

dim NIT)

(2) dim V

~dimRIT)

+dim N(T)

(4) dim V

~dimR(T)/dim

-dim NIT)
N(T)

where R(T) is range of T and N (T) is kernel of T.

141.

The upper and lower Riemann integrals for the function

are

defmed on [ 0, 1Jas follows

flx)~~I-x2 , when x is rational

I-x , when x is irrational

are

I I)

"
4'

I
2

10, II

(2)

'R f.i'q "'"

2'

I
4

if '!ftmfur

(3)

'Ii<H

(4)

"4' "3

f '" 3'Ift

(I'll

2:' "3

f.i'q R eQ"o<:,4 ~

flx)~~I_x2, "" x ~t
~ I-x,"" x~t

(I)
(345)

4'

1
2

(2)

2'

I
4

(3) 4' 3

37

(4)

2' 3
(P. T. 0.)

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142.

1
1
If function f:[O,ll~R defined as follows: !(x)=(_l(-l, --<xs-,
r +1
r

I~f(X)dx

r +1

143.

fa fix) dx 'liT

'ffi

(2)

144.

au-~_.',
1 av au
au
-~ror r ao 8e ar

(4)

The harmonic conjugate of the function u

'""'"

u~11og(x2

(3)

+y2) 'liT

(I) log

145.

Cauchy-Riemann equations in polar form are

(3)

(2)

(~) +c

au 1 av
ar rae
ou
av
--=r
or ae'

-~--

au
av
ao
or
au 1 av
-ae r or

-=-T-

.!.log (x 2 +y2) is

~1<i1f.j", ~ ~

tan-

~ tan-l(~)+c

(4) tan- 1

(~) + c

(2' it
The moduli and arguncnt of l-~ are

3-1

(2_.:,iiI " ,'IT'lT'h

' ,,'11 Wri'h ~
I,

3 --( /

(1)

(345)

1 n

2' 2

then

is
1
1
I(x)= ( -1 ) ,.1 ,--<xs-,
r

t ""

TEl"

(2)

1 n

2'

(3)

38

1 n

4' 2

(4)

1 n

4'4

"""=

~ 't.~II'-'rl

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146.

The Fourier series of f(x) in the interval (-1t, 1t), where

f(x)=

1t+x, -1t<x<O
{ 1t-X, O<x<1t

,s

1.11

1.21

13)

(41

147.

~ +~ {~cos x +_1_2 cos3x +--.!... cos 5x+ "- }

4

1t

12

52

~+~{~cosx+_I-cOS3X+~COSSX+"'}
2

1t

12

52

~+~{_l Sinx+~sin3x+-I-sin5X+-"-}
2
4

.::.

1t

12

52

-~ {...!.. sin x +~2 sin3x +...!... sin 5x+'"

1t

12

52

Sequence

is convergent for

(I) .fi

(345)

(3) 2.fi

(2) 2

39

(4)

(P.T.O.)

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148.

The third divided difference of the function j(x)

""'" f
(I)

(3)

149,

~~
x

'>iT

~:m a,

b, c, d iF;

fuil <rfi'l ~

abc + abd + aed + bed

(2)

3Mf{

b, c, d is equal to

_ abc + abd + aed + bed

a2 b 2 c2 d

1
abed

(4) - - "

abed

af(x) is equal to
iif(x)

150.

(x)

~! for the points a,

'IU'f(

+~ h 1+ f

rx - ~ h 1

(I)

f[X+~hl-f[x-H

(2)

f [x

(3)

Hf(X+~hl-f[X-~hl}

(4)

Hf[X+~h)+f[X-~h)}

Which of the following statements is not true?

(I) Every sequentially compact metric space is compact

(2) A closed subset of a compact metric space is complete
(3) A compact metric space is not separable
(4) A totally bounded metric space is separable

M ~ "'"' -m
(1)

(2)
(3)
(4)

'li'R W'!

~ "l:J",lild ~

'l1!l ~ 7

itftn -em

""" i

~ ~ -em '>iT "'" "" 3qA~,"" ~ """ %

"'" B"" ~ 00
WR 'l1!l ~
"'" "''r''d", ~ ~ 00
WR """ i

""*"

""*"

***
40

D/2(345)-230

1.

w.r ~ffir'fiT flwR if;

fir.lc

10

'l-CT 'f(ff ~ I ~ffir'fiT ~

~ 1fWnT

3.

q;r

it

",;) ;;it

WIT

'1'lT %I r# 0/ 1ft
1J,<,"4iqH fi;p.n ;;nVtn I

4.

3l'RT 3f'JiMi'" "'" 6fI<-'f'1 $I

=-'l'1 .... ~'Il!

'!l!

6.

ailo

'l"(

<1 f<!; >1m'! if ,,>1\ Til .;jop,; ~ oil, <!itt w.r

wI'i 'l'RT m<ffi'f "$&1 - f.Rt~ <!it ~"" W'luf >1m'! <lit

>iI1 mr 0/ tI
Jl'flf

Ii;'f" <if I '{!ITT _ - 'f'1 -m' fi;>lT;;rrWr, itw _-

JlliW'f-'!f!

"''l'"";'" f.!'lffUI """

~ j) 3l'rn
-.;f ""'-~ 'liT _

<I'!1

'it<:

j)

'l"(

"''I",q;", m.rr. 1R'!-~ m.rr

"Be 3ih: ,mo ltll"o a:mo "tBr BO Cfit !OIfClf!i!41" if

'it<:

f.!'lffUI ~

WRit

'liT ""'"

<I'!1

m.rr

C'!R

WRit I

'l"(

-.f'l<I ""'"

'f'Il -.;) _ ""

1i::i
'l"(

3qf{~mH qft ~

~ ~ if ~ >1\ ~ "'" f.ri\1!J"$ ;;m >I"IIfbffi "tit1T ~

l!R1 """'" I

8.

,g

1('10 ""', 'l'1 'l"(

31j\~Mi<tl
7.

'iIi"fi<F

'l"(

,.m-,.m """""" "tit

til

if I

lm! ""

OW- 'l'1 31WT j)

T:f;f

if; 'lR!:

~I

WRit I
<I'!1 1R'!-~

till

'l"(

11ft' %1
3!'jf'i<f ",,""

iJPI'!1 "" "'"

"'*"

""'-~ if ~ 1R'! if; "" ~",rcq", OW 1i::i "" ~ I

JIf'f ... 4",~q", _
'f'1 <it ~ iffiF ... ""'" ~ 'T# 'ff' <it 6fI<-'l'f ... Jl'flf '!f! 'i< ~ 'T# tmiI

q;(

!WI am<IiI _... 3l'f"T' ,g ,; 'TT'

...

""'" t I
9.

"'" .... OW ....

'"" -.;) 3!'i'\ "'"

1 O.

'f( " "

"'"

-;it '"" -.;) """ -.;1: I

"'" j)

alf"",

'f'Il ""

om 'f'iT1it ;;m affim; OW ""'" 'f(ff "IT """" t I '!R _ f'Ri't "'"' '"
m W'lif""l %i; .... wR 1i::i "" ".;t 'f'Il -.;) mefI Nf ~ I i!,j) m 'f( 'l'"

1R'!-~ .... ~ if; ""'" <w't '!l!

11.

"" q;rj if;

12.

'lUSJ1 if; """'" if;q(iI

13.

'lUSJ1 ""'"

'!R ~

m j)

3l""jj

.wnf;il7ft I

'1T<1

'f(

"''l'!! "'"

OW 'Iffif l!R1 """'" I

"lR ~ fl; "'"

to

14.

""'f'f'''''''

~ 'lUSJ1 "'"

'lUSJ1 if 3!'jf'i<f

<I'!1

afflrl '!l! '"

3"iIT-'f'1

'lUSJ1 "'" if """ "" ~ I

j) " ' "

"iR "" ~ ~ tiM\ I

m...n "" m

'RifT

to m"" r.,.r W,"

3"iIT

*'

~ _
W1 ~ I

-m'

-.;1: I

;;m f.!'lffUI i(6 ",;.:t, 'Wit