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01. Ans: (a) 04 Ans: (c)

Sol: The given function is odd function since dy
f(–x) = – f(x) . Sol:  4x 3 e y
dx
1
Using variable separable method
For odd function  f ( x )  0
ey = x 4 + c
1
at x = 1, y = 0,  c = 0
02. Ans: (a)  ey = x 4
Sol: B = bandwidth = 4000 Hz
05. Ans: 16.478 (Range: 16.4 to 16.5)
S = 0.1 10–3 W
Sol: When port 2 is terminated with a matched
N = B = 210–124000
load, the reflection coefficient seen at port 1
N = 8nW is  = S11 = 0.15.
S 0.1  10 3 So RL = –20log|| = –20log(0.15)
 9
= 1.25104
N 8  10 = 16.478dB
 S
C = B log 2 1   06. Ans: 2.162 (Range: 1.8 to 2.4)
 N

= 4000 log 2 1  1.25 10 4  Sol: Ge:
V
C = 54.44 kbps I = I 0 (e VT  1)
VG

VT
03. Ans: (a) –0.9 IG0 = I G 0 (e  1)
Sol: Gs  
300 V
 G
VT
s(s  1)(s  15)(s  20) –0.9 + 1 = e
V
300 – G  ln( 0.1)
 VT
 s   s 
s1  s 151   201   –VG = VT ln(0.1)
 15   20 
–VG = (1) 26  10–3 ln(0.1)
1 VG = 59.87 mV
=
 s  s 
s(s  1)1  1  
 15  20  Si:
V
VT
I = I 0 (e  1)
Approximate transfer function (considering
59.87103
dominant pole only) of system is 3
1 I = IS0 (e ( 2) 2610  1)
G(s) 
s(1  s) I = 2.162 IS0
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07. Ans: 10 (No Range) 09. Ans: (c)

Sol: Circuit at t = 0 is Sol:
A
VC(0)
5 +  1A
+  1A
0V
+ R
40V 4V 4 1A R
 3R 3R
3R
By KVL  40  VC(0)  4 = 0 B C
R
 VC(0) = 36 V = VC(0)
iL(0) = 0 A = iL(0+) A A
Circuit at t = 0+ is 3R 3R R

4 2 2
V (0-) 36V
5 + L  10A 10A 1A B B
+
+ 0V 9A
 10. Ans: 12.7 (Range: 10.5 to 14.5)
40V I(0+) 10A 4 36V 1A Sol:
So, from the circuit i(0+) = 10 A +9A RS
+ 250 
Vi rz V0
–
08. Ans: 8 (No range)
Sol: The drain current in saturation region is (variable part of circuit)
given by
Vi rz
V0 
W R s  rz
 n Cox  VGS  VT 
1
ID 
2
2 L 6  rz
0.29 V 
W 250  rz
So, ID  rz = 12.697 
L
11. Ans: 12
Sol: Given CMRR = 80dB = 104 & AC = 1.5
1mA 4 Step (1):
8
4mA A
I0
CMRR  d  A d  1.5  10 4 ____(1)
8mA Ac
2mA
1 2 16 32 Step (2): Vo = AdVid + ACVC___(2)
V  V2
∵ Vid = V1 – V2 , VC = 1
2
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 1.5  10 4 100 .5  99.5mV Here VS denotes the 50 Hz, 1 V peak

sinusoidal component of V+, the peak
 100 .5  99.5 
 1.5 mV ____( 3) amplitude of
 2  r 53.8
 1.5 104 1103 V  1.5 100 103 V ____(4) Vac  V̂s . d  1V 
R  rd 10k  53.8
 15.15V ___( 5) = 0.0053 V
NOTE: The maximum possible output Vdc  0.7 V
voltage in an op-amp circuit is  Vsat
Vd (Peak)  Vac  Vdc  0.0053  0.7  0.7053
 Vo  12V ____(6)
14. Ans: (d)
12. Ans: (d) kp d
Sol: I0 = C S1 S0 Sol: fi(t) = f c  mt 
A B Y 2 dt
I1 = D
0 0 I0 m(t)
I2 = C
0 1 I1 1
I3 = C D 1 0 I2
F(A, B, C, D) 1 1 I3
= A B C+ A BD +A B C +AB( C D ) t
= A B C(D+ D ) + A B(C+ C )D -1 0.510–3sec

+ A B C (D+ D )+AB C D
= A B CD+ A B C D 10–3sec
+ A BCD+ A B C D+ AB CD 1
Slope = = 4103
+A B C D + AB C D . 0.5
 10 3
F =  m(2, 3, 5, 7, 8, 9,12) 2
m(t) has slope 4103
 m1(t) is a square wave with amplitude
13. Ans: 0.7053 (Range: 0.703 to 0.708)
V+=10V  4000.
10  0.7
I
Sol: D   0.93 mA 2
10 k (fi(t))min = 100 103 –  4000 = 96 kHz
2
VT 2  25 mV R=10k 2
rd   (fi(t))max = 100 103 +  4000 = 104 kHz
ID 0.93 mA ID 2
+
= 53.8  15. Ans: 2
V0
AB 00 01 11 10 BCEPI
Sol: CD
–
The signal voltage across the diode can be 00 1 1
found from the small signal equivalent
circuit shown below BC 01 1 1
(EPI) 11 1 1 1 1 AB
R=10k
1 1 AC
+ 10
Vs +
–
rd=53.8 Vd
Total PI’s are BC , BC , AB, AC
–
EPI’s are BC , BC
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16. Ans: (b)  2b 

Output of BPF = a 1  m( t )  cos 2f o t
Sol: The given differential equation  a 
4y+4y+y = 0 2b A m
 4D3 + 4D2 + D = 0 Modulation Index  =
a
 D(2D + 1)2 = 0 a 0.8  15
1 1 b =  =2
D = 0, , 2 Am 23
2 2
 yc = C1 + (C2 + C3x)e–x/2 20. Ans: (d)
Sol: P(x = 1) = 0.5 P(x = 2)
17. Ans: 2
e   1 2 e  
Sol: Three non touching loops = 2 
Three non touch loop gains 1! 2 2!
= G1 H1 G3 H3 G5 H4 =4
= G1 H1 G3 H3 G6 H5 4 e   4 4 e 4 32 4
P(x = 4)    e
4! 24 3
18. Ans: (d)

Sol: x t     t  2 n 
21. Ans: (b)
n  
Sol: Relationship between impulse response and
step response is
x(t)
ht   st 
d
dt
Given, s(t) = 2e–3t u(t)
t h(t) = 2 [e–3t (t) –3 e–3t u(t)]
–4 –2 0 2 4
= 2e–3t  (t) –6 e–3t u(t)
Fourier transform of periodic signal x(t) is But e–3t  (t) = 1  (t)

 h(t) = 2 (t) – 6 e–3t u(t)
X  2  Cn   ns 
n  
T 22. Ans: 0.5
where Cn   x t e jn0 t dt
1
Sol: CE is |SI – A| = 0
T0 s 1 0
2
  t e  jnt dt 
1 1 0 s 1 = 0
20 2 1 k s2
2 
X     n s [s2 + 2s + k] + [1] = 0
2 n  
 s3 + 2s2 + sk + 1 = 0
X      n
n  
RH criteria
s3 1 k
19. Ans: 2 s2 2 1
Sol: y(t) = a x(t) + b x2(t) s1 2 k  1
= a(m(t) + cos 2f o t  ) + b(m(t) 2
+ cos 2f o t  )2 s 0
1

The value of k for which the system The eigen vectors for  = 3 are given by the
becomes just stable is x 
2k – 1 = 0 equation [A – 3I]X = 0 where X =  
2k = 1  y
 k =1/2 x+y=0
 (x, y) = (2, –2) is an eigen vector
23. Ans: 318.3 (Range: 317 to 320)
V  V 50mV  40mV 27. Ans: 379.26 (Range: 378 to 381)
Sol: Tilt    0.2 Sol: Step (1):
V 50mV
From the circuit, V0 = 10V + 0.7V
 0.2 
5kHz   318 .31Hz
Tilt
f L0  f  = 10.7V
    = VCE _______(1)
24. Ans: (d) VS = 20V 200 V

Vo
Sol: z2 + 9 = 0  z =  3i IS + IZ IC IL
z0 = 3i lies inside the circle. 10V
 I  2i Lim
z  3i  – IB +
VCE 1k
z 3i z  3i  z  3i 
+
0.7V –
1 
 2i .  –
6i 3
Current through output load resistor
25. Ans: 3.56 (Range: 3.4 to 3.7) V
Sol: At 300 MHz,  = 1m  I L  0  10.7mA ________(2)
2
1k
 d 
 R rad  80 2  
 Step (2): KVL for input loop
20V  10.7V
2
 1  10  2  IS   46.5mA ____(3)
 80  
2
  78.9m
 1  200
Thus, for 1 W radiated power
P 1
I 2rms  rad  Step (3): KCL at node V0
R rad 78.9  10  3
IS = IZ + IC + IL
Irms = 3.56 A
= IB + IC + IL ______(4) [ IB = IZ]
26. Ans: (d)  1
Sol: The Characteristic equation is  IC 1    46.5mA  10.7mA
 
|A – I| = 0
 35.8mA _____(5)
4 1
 0  IC = 35.445mA_______(6)
1 2
 2 – 6 + 9 = 0
Step(4): PC = VCE IC = 379.26mW_____(7)
  = 3, 3
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28. Ans: 25.09 (Range: 24.00 to 26.00) 30. Ans: (a)

Sol: Given: Air-filled rectangular waveguide Sol:
i1 M i2
a = 6cm
b = 3cm
Pavg = 1h.P = 746W
Dominant mode, TE10 VS  L1 L2
f = 20GHz
c 3 1010
f c TE10   
2a 2 6
fc = 2.5 GHz i1 L1 M L2 M i
2
0
TE 
2
1  
 fc   VS
 M
f 
377

2
 2.5  The equivalent circuit is
1  
 20  i1 1 H i1 1.5H
 TE = 380
Average power carrying by the dominant
mode is given by
2
VS  1H 1 H VS 
E  ab 
Pavg  0  
TE  4 
746  380  4 1 2
E0   Energy stored = LI
6  3  10 4 2
1
 E0 = 25.09kV/m
  1.5  2 2
2
E = 3J
29. Ans: (b)
f x 
Sol: gx   31. Ans: 48.16 (Range: 47.5 to 49)
x 1 P Signal power
g(x) in continuous and differentiable in Sol: SQNR = S 
PN Noise power
[0, 5].
2 x 2max

By Lagrange’s theorem, there exists a value PN =
12 3 2 2 n  
c  (0, 5), such that
g5  g0 f(x)
g1 c 
50 1/2
 1
   4
5

6
 –1 0 1 x
5 6
 33. Ans: 0.75

2 1 
1
PS  x f x x dx  1 x  2 dx
2
2 2
Sol: TF = L[IR] = = 2
1
s  2  2
2 2
s  4s  8
 x3  1
    =
C(s)
 3  1 2 R(s)
1
PS  W
3 Steady state error (ess) = Lt e(t)
t 
PS 1/ 3 2 2n
SQNR=  2  2
PN x max x max  = Lt sE(s)
s0
32 
2n
= Lt s  R(s)  C(s)H(s)
2n s 0
ess = Lt s  R(s)  C(s) [ H(s) =1]

2
SQNR  2  4 n
1 s 0
n  log 2 256  8 1 2 1
= Lt s s  s
s0
2
 
 4s  8 s 
SQNR = 48 = 65536
SQNR (dB) = 48.16 dB 1 3
= 1   0.75
4 4
34. Ans: 4.9486 (Range: 4.81 to 5.15)

32. Ans: 1 (Range: 0.9 to 1.1) Sol: NA = 1016/cm3
Sol: Eg = 1.1 eV
10V
b I2
c Electron affinity of silicon q = 4.05 eV
+–
ni = 1.51010/cm3
i1
I2
1A
VT = 26 mV
6
Eg
Work function s = q   FP 
I1 1A 2
4A i2 I3
12 d
i3 2
I4
4A I3
 N  1.1eV
+ –
4Ω
0
 4.05 eV  KT ln  A  
a
I4  ni  2
8V
 1016 
It is evident that I1 = 4 ………. (1)  4.05 eV  26 10 ln  3
  0.55 eV
10 
 1.5  10 
For mesh 4,
12(I4 – I1) + 4(I4 – I3) – 8 = 0 …..….(2) = 4.9486 eV
For the super mesh
6(I2 – I1) + 10 + 2I3 + 4(I3 –I4 ) = 0 35. Ans: (d)
or Sol: [A/B] =
–3I1 + 3I2 + 3I3 –2I4 = –5 …….. (3)
1 2 3 14  1 2 3 14 
At node c, I2 = I3 + 1 ……… (4) 1 4 7 30  ~ 0 2 4
Solving (1), (2), (3) and (4) yields    16 
I1 = 4 A, I2 = 3 A, I3 = 2 A, and I4 = 4 A 1 1 1   0 0 0 2  12 
At node b, i1 = I2 – I1 = –1 A To be consistent Rank of augmented matrix
At node a, i2 = 4 – I4 = 0 A ((A/B)) and Rank of A matrix should be
At node 0, i3 = I4 – I3 = 2 A equal.
i1 + i2 + i3 = –1 + 0 + 2 = 1A (A/B) = (A) = 2 –12 = 0   = 6
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36. Ans: 122.2 (Range: 121 to 123) 1 6 1 6

Sol: Photo-diode current f0  
2  LC 2  1m  50 n
Id = 1.8 mA = 1.8  10–3A
f0 = 55 kHz
100
 R
38. Ans: (c)
0.4V
22M
– + Sol: Step (1): VG  15V  7.5V
44M
Voltage applied, Vs = 0.4 V
Series resistor, R = 100  +15V
If RP is the resistance offered by the
photodiode in ohms then 22M RD ID
Vs
Id 
RP  R
V VG +
RP  S  R VGS –
Id
0.4
  100 22M RS ID
1.8 10 3
= 122.22 
37. Ans: (b) Step (2):

Sol: KVL for G-S loop
10  1 mH
∵ IDRS = one third of supply voltage
+ V 
VGS = VG – IDRS = 7.5V – 15V   2.5V
1 6A 1
+ 50 nF V1 10
  5A 3
1A Vtest 2 2
 1 W
Consider I D  kn VGS  Vth 2
2 L
1  240 
2.5V  1.2
Vtest  10  j  L  6 1
  80A / V 2 
2
jC 2  6 
Vtest  6  = 2.7mA
Zin   10  j L  
1   C 
At resonance, imaginary part of Zin is zero Step (3): I D R D 
1
15V  5V
3
6
0 L  0 5V
0 C  RD   1.85k
2.7mA
02 L C  6
02 
6 Step (4): I D R S 
1
15V  5V
LC 3
5V
6  RS   1.85k
0  2.7mA
LC
39. Ans: (c) Similarly we can distribute 5 white balls in

Sol: Number of ways we can distribute 5 red 21 ways and 5 blue balls in 21 ways.
balls into 3 numbered boxes By product rule, required number of ways
= C(3 – 1 + 5, 5) = (21) (21) (21) = 9261
= 21
40. Ans: (b)

Sol:
K=16 x j4
OD 80
4
K=∞ OD
-10 5 2 0
Overdamped
8
80
x j4
Product of distance vectors from various poles of G(s)H(s) to s  s1

K 
s  s1 Product of distance vectors from various zeroes of G(s) H(s) to s  s1
80  80
K  16
5
K > 16 the system is over damped.
41. Ans: –1 (No Range) 1

Vg =
2  3z d
Sol: Xz    2  5z  z2      
1  z  3z 2
d
So, x(–2) = –1 Then, differentiating Vp with respect to  is
given by,
d
42. Ans: (a) .  (1)
5  10 3
dVp d
Sol: Step size   19.6A 
28  1 d 2
Analog output = 13019.6 = 2.548 mA dVp d 
  
0.25  5  10 3 d d 
error    12.5A
100 d dVp
  Vp   ….(1)
Range of analog output = 2.548  12.5A d d
= 2.5355 to 2.5605 mA
2
We know,  =
43. Ans: (b) 
Sol: For a dispersive medium, both Vp &  are d 2
  2
function of frequency d 
 2
We know, Vp =  d   2 .d
 
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So we can write equation (1) as 46. Ans: 2.203 (Range: 2.0 to 2.3)
d 2 dVp  1 
  Vp  .2 Sol: Zin = jL ‖  R  
d  ( 2 ) d   jC 
 1  L
 Vg = Vp  
dVp jL R    jLR
d  j C  C
Zin  =
R  jL 
1  1 
R  j L  
Given, Vp = K  j C  C 
dVp K L   1 
   jLR  R  j L  
d 2  C   C  
Zin  2
 1 
K K  R 2   L  
Vg = K    = K   C 
2  2
To have a resistive impedance, Im(Zin) = 0.
Vp Hence,
= Vp(1 – 1/2) =  L  1 
2 LR2 –   L  0
 C  C 
300  106 m / s R2C = L ‒ 1/C
=
2 2R2C2 = 2LC – 1
= 150106 m/s 2 R 2 C 2  1
L=
2 C
Now we can solve for L.
44. Ans: (d)
Sol: It is a 3 bit shift Register, for each clk pulse L = R2C + 1/(2C)
Q3Q1, Q3ʘ Q1 Q2, Q2Q3 = (2002) (50 10–9)
Clk Q1 Q2 Q3 + 1/((2  50,000)2(50  10–9))

= 2  10–3 + 0.2026  10–3
0 0 0 0
= 2.203mH
1 0 1 0
47. Ans: (c)
Sol: The constellation of figure (A) has four
points at a distance of 2A from the origin &
45. Ans: (c)
Sol: 0 = GCD (4, 12) = 4 4 points at a distance of 2 2 A.
x(t) = 3 sin (0t + 20o) – 4 cos(30t  40o) Thus Average power of A
x(t) = 3 sin (0t + 20o) + 4 cos(30t + 140 o) PA =

1
8

4  (2A) 2  4  (2 2A) 2 
The phase of III harmonic is 140
= 6A2
: 11 : GATE Full Length Mock Test
48. Ans: (c)

Sol: LXI B, 0010H : (BC)  0010H
LOOP: DCX B : (BC)  (BC)1
MOV A, B : (A) (B)
ORA C : (A) (A)V(C)
: This logical operation sets ‘Z’ Flag
: when (BC) becomes 0000H
JNZ LOOP : Branch to “LOOP” if Z = 0
: LOOP will be continued for 16 times
49. Ans: 99.8 (Range: 99 to 100) 50. Ans: (b)
Sol: 3(2  j)
Sol: G( j) 
1k B C  j  1 j  5 
hfeib + +
ib v A
Rc –i V0 3 4  2
+ h ie  – M
Vs 2  1 2  25
– E E  = 0 magnitude M =1.2
   
    tan 1    tan 1   tan 1  
+  + 2 5
Vf V
– –0  = 0 -------  = 0
RE
 =  ------  = –270
The polar starts at 1.20 and ends at
Small signal model of the given amplifier 0–270
Step (1): 51. Ans: (b)
From the small signal model shown in Sol: For all
fig(a) 
Vi = – hfeibRC   2m  1
4
= –1001k ib
Z02
Vo = AVi Zin 
= (–1000)(–100)(1k )ib ZL
Vf = Vo = AVi Normalized input impedance
1  Zin  1
=  (1000)  (100) 1k ib   
100  Z 0   Z L 
= 10001k ib Z 
 0
Step (2): KVL for input loop ZL
is the normalized load impedance
Vs = ib [Rs + hie] + Vf Z0
= ib[Rs + hie + 10001k]
= ib[2k + 1000k]  Z 
 Zin  in 
1  Z0 
V0 1000  100  1k i b Zin   YL Where 
Step (3):  ZL Z 
Vs 1002 k i b  ZL  L 
 Z 0 
= 99.8
: 12 : ECE
 
   c  3 10 6 
8 55. Ans: (c)
 min   f 200 10  Sol: x(t) = C12 (A cos t) 0 < t < 2
4   1.5 m  t2

1.5  x(t) A cos t
 min   0.375m C1 2 
t1
4 t2
 (A cos t)
2
dt
t1
52. Ans: (b)
π/2 3 π/2 2π
Sol: a  un  
1
A cos t    A cos t  A
n 2 2 2
cos t
1  ae j π/2 3 π/2

0
Xe j  
1 1 2π

1  a cos   j sin  A
2
1  ae  j cos 2 t d t
 
0
2
ESD  X e j 4
C12 
 
2 π
 
1 4A
 2  So, x(t)  cos t 0 < t < 2
1  a cos   a sin  

2
π
1
 ESD  56. Ans: (a)
1  a  2a cos 
2
Sol: Vulgarity (n.) means offensive speech or
1
At  = 0 ESD value is conduct.
1  a  2a
2
57. Ans: (a)

53. Ans: (b)
Sol: Total marbles = 10 + 30 + 20 + 15 = 75 58. Ans: (b)
P[both are white]
= P[first is white and second is white] 59. Ans: (a)
30 30 4 Sol: Cylinder volume = πr2h
=   22
75 75 25 = × 10 × 10 × 14
7
= 4400 m3
54. Ans: (b)
 2A 2 T  –4 60. Ans: (d)
Sol: Pe = Q    10
   Sol: Speed = 10 kmph = 10
5
m / sec
–4
Q(x) = 10 for x = 3.71 18
50
2 2 =m / sec
2A T 2(1) T 18
 = = 3.71
 2  10 5 Man walks 50 m in 18 sec.
T = 110–5 3.712 61. Ans: (d)

Sol: Rate downstream = (24/2) kmph = 12 kmph.
T = 1.376 10–4 Rate upstream = (24/4) kmph = 6 kmph.
1 Therefore, speed in still water
R=  7.265kbps = 1/2* (12 + 6) = 9 kmph.
T
: 13 : GATE Full Length Mock Test
62. Ans: (b) 64. Ans: (a)

7 Sol: Share of wealth that C gets (in Rs lakhs)
Sol: Let principle be 4. Then amount = 4   7 = 20
4
Interest = 7 – 4 = 3 Tax = 40%
3  100 3  Wealth tax (in Rs lakhs) that C has to pay
Rate of interest   18 % 40
4 4 4 =  20  8
100
63. Ans: (c)
Sol: Net part filled in 1 hour 65. Ans: (a)
1 1 1 653 Sol: Note that an assumption is like a premise in
=    that if it is wrong the argument is invalid,
10 12 20 60
and if it is right it supports the conclusion. If
11  3 8 2 the statement in (A) is correct, it supports the
=  
60 60 15 idea that point and shoot is not art, but if it is
wrong, and choosing what to point the
15 camera at involves art, then the argument is
The tank will be full in hrs
2 invalid. Hence, (A) is an assumption.
= 7 hrs.30 min.

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01. Ans: (a) 04 Ans: (c)

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07. Ans: 10 (No Range) 09. Ans: (c)

 1.5  10 4 100 .5  99.5mV Here VS denotes the 50 Hz, 1 V peak

= A B C(D+ D ) + A B(C+ C )D -1 0.510–3sec

16. Ans: (b)  2b 

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24. Ans: (d) VS = 20V 200 V

28. Ans: 25.09 (Range: 24.00 to 26.00) 30. Ans: (a)

 33. Ans: 0.75

ess = Lt s  R(s)  C(s) [ H(s) =1]

34. Ans: 4.9486 (Range: 4.81 to 5.15)

36. Ans: 122.2 (Range: 121 to 123) 1 6 1 6

37. Ans: (b) Step (2):

39. Ans: (c) Similarly we can distribute 5 white balls in

40. Ans: (b)

Product of distance vectors from various poles of G(s)H(s) to s  s1

41. Ans: –1 (No Range) 1

Clk Q1 Q2 Q3 + 1/((2  50,000)2(50  10–9))

x(t) = 3 sin (0t + 20o) – 4 cos(30t  40o) Thus Average power of A

x(t) = 3 sin (0t + 20o) + 4 cos(30t + 140 o) PA =

48. Ans: (c)

57. Ans: (a)

T = 110–5 3.712 61. Ans: (d)

62. Ans: (b) 64. Ans: (a)

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