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    Roll No. THT Signature of Invigilators 1 (Write Roll Number from left side exactly as inthe Admit Card) 2 1515 Question Booklet Series [a] PAPER-III Question Booklet No. Subject Code : 15 OMR Sheet No. oe . (o be filed by the MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES candidate) Time : 2 Hours 30 Minutes Maximum Marks: 150 Instructions for the Candidates 1, Write your Roll Number in the space provided on the top of this page as well as on the OMR Sheet provided. 2. At the commencement of the examination, the question booklet will be given to you. In the first 5 minutes, you are requested to open the booklet and verify it ( To have access to the Question Booklet, tear off the paper seal on the edge of this cover page i) Faulty booklet, if detected, should be got replaced immediately by a correct booklet from the invigilator within the period of 5 minutes. Afterwards, neither the Question Booklet will be replaced nor any extra time will be given. ii) After this verification is over, the Question Booklet Series and Question Booklet Number should be entered on the OMR Sheet and the OMR Sheet Number should be entered on this Question Booklet 3. This paper consists of seventy-five (75) multiple-choice type questions. All the questions are compulsory. Each question casties two marks. 4, Each Question has four alternative responses marked: (A) (B) (©) (D). You have to darken the circle as indicated below on the correct response against each question, Example BB) @ (). where ]) is the correct respon: Exampl @ B® @ O,. where © is the correct response. 5. Your responses to the questions are to be indicated correctly in the OMR Sheet. If you mark your response at any place other than in the circle in the OMR Sheet, it will not be evaluated. Rough work is to be done at the end of this booklet 7. If you write your Name, Roll Number, Phone Number or put any mark on any part of the OMR Sheet, except for the space allotted for the relevant entries, which may disclose your identity, or use abusive language or employ any other unfair means, such as change of response by scratching or using white fluid, you will render yourself liable to disqualification. Do not tamper or fold the OMR Sheet in any way. If you do so, your OMR Sheet will not be evaluated. You have to return the Original OMR Sheet to the invigilator at the end of the examination compulsorily and ‘must not carry it with you outside the Examination Hall. You are, however, allowed to carry question booklet and duplicate copy of OMR Sheet after completion of examination, 10, Use only Blue/Black Ball point pen. 11, Use of any calculator or log table or mobile phone etc. is strictly prohibited. 12, ‘There are no negative marks for incorrect answers. [ Please Turn Over ] 1. The Laplace transform of a function f(t) defined for t = 0 is defined by FQ) = fe! Ode If f(t) =e", then (A) FQ) ®) FQ) © F@) D) F(p) does not exist 2. Laplace transform ofa function f(t) is denoted by LIF@,pl = fy fe Pat. Ton £ [2 a) B) © ©) ° pis given by tan p/w cot p/w cos p/w cot p/w 3. Fourier transform of a function f(t) is denoted by BIO. = ISO eta. Then §[e~*""!, €] is (a > 0) (D) does not exist 4. The velocity field for a fluid motion is given by (257 Bee Bt) where 7? = GP tad +29), the motion is (A) rotational (B) irrotational (© cyclic (D) None of (A), (B), (C) AS 4515-1 5. The complex potential for a two-dimensional irrotational motion is given by w =m logZ where Z = re". Then streamlines for the motion are (A) straight lines issuing from the origin. (B) concentric circles about the origin. © confocal ellipses. (D) None of (A), (B) and (C) 6. Using Buler’s method the value of y(0.02) for the differential equation + y = 0 with yO taking n = 0.01 is (A) 0.9801 (B) 0.9800 (©) 0.9802 D) 0.9804 7. Let {02,1} be three distinct points on [0,1] Let p(x) be an unique polynomial of suitable degree in [0,1] such that p(0) = 0, (3) =0, p(I)=1 Tren p (2) i equal vo 8. The midpoint integration rule I f(x)de= xf (%) is exact if (A) f(x) is a tigonomettic function of x. (B) f(x) is a linear function of x. (© F() is an exponential function of x. (D) f() is a quadratic function of x [ Please Turn Over ] 4515-I 9. The rate of convergences of secant method, ‘Newton-Raphson and bisection method are (A) 1,2,2 (B) 16,2,1 (©) 2,2,16 @) 12,16 10. The extremal of the functional My@)] = LO? +y")dx satisfying y(0) = 0, y(1) = Lis cosh @ coshi sink ®) sinki cosh © coshx sink ©) sinh Al. The extremal of the functional 2 (14y'2)F ay Jbl = fax (y= B) with y(1) = 0,y(2) = Lis A) (-2? #x7=5 ®) 1)? +@-17=1 Oyrx @) 3y=x7-1 12. The solution of y”—y+x=0 optimizes Sg F(x yy dx if Fa y,y/Dis (A) 2xy—y? — y? @B) 2xy ty? —y? (©) 2xy ty? + y? D) -2xy - x? -y? 13. In rotational motion of a symmetric rigid body (e.g. sphere) the angular velocity @ and the angular momentum fi are “@ @) always same in magnitude and direction. always same in magnitude different in directions. but are (©) in general, different in magnitude but have same direction. (D) always different in magnitudes and directions, Ad 14. The Hamilton’s equation of motion for an isotropic oscillator moving in 2D with force constant A in terms of cartesian coordinates as generalized coordinates is (A) ¥ = Per Y= Py Be = AX, By = Ay B) %= Py I = Py By (©) F= Px Y= Py: Be = ©) ¥=-Poy yr Bx 15. A two dimensional surface SCR® is called a surface of positive, zero and negative curvature if and only if the (A) mean curvature H > 0,H =0,H <0 in some neighbourhood of some points within S respectively. Gaussian curvature K > 0,K =0,K <0 in some neighbourhood of some point within S respectively. Gaussian curvature K > 0,K = 0,K <0 at all points of the surface respectively. mean curvature H > 0,H =0,H <0 at some points within the surface. @) © ro) 16. The mean curvature H and the Gaussian curvature K of the two dimensional surface Z = f(x,y) embedded in R? are (A) H = V?f, K= determinant of Hessian of f. (B) H=Determinant of Hessian of f, K = Vf. (©) H = V?f, K=Hessian of f (D) H= Hessian of f,K = Vf. 17. Integral equation corresponding to the initial value problem ay Bex y@)=1.2@ = (A) y@) + Sf ey@de=1 @B) y@) -ffeyOde=1 © y@) + ffey@de=0 ) y@) — fFey@ae =0 Ww pye Pry =00 0,y > 0. (A) Z = ology) + ¥(log2) B) Z=9,@+y)+ g2e-y) (© Z= FG? +9?) +? -y7) (D) None of (A), @B) and (©) is given by 20. The maximum value of u(x, y,) in a region D bounded by a surface $ satisfying Vu =0inD, u=fons, where f is a known function, is attained (A) integion D - 5 (B) anywhere in D US (©) nowhere in DUS (D) on the boundary $ 21. Green's function G(x,t) corresponding to the boundary value problem =f), 0 0) and e(> 0) such that for |a| < ¢, the equation f(z) = a has at least one multiple root in 0 < |z| <6. there exist 6(> 0) and e(> 0) such that for lal <¢ the equation f(z) =a has seven simple roots in 0 < |z| < 6 there exist 6(> 0) and e(> 0) such that for lal 0) and e(> 0) such that for |al < ¢, the equation f(z) = a has no root in 0 < |z| <6. @) © ©) 27. Let f be a holomorphic function defined on C\{0} such that FQ) = 0 for all positive integer n. Then (A) f@)=0 B) f@= (© fis bounded in any neighbourhood of 0, for all z (D) f@ may assume all complex values except possibly one. 28. Suppose that f is an entire function and IF@I <1 + [2195 for all z. Then (A) FO) #0. (B) FO) = 0 forall z, (© FO # 0 for some z, @) f@) = 0 only in [2] <1. sin?ede 29, The value of the integral , Cis the circle [2] = Lis (A) 2ni (B) ni (C) 3ni oO = AG 30. The bilinear transformation, which maps the points z = 1, i, ~1 onto the points w = i, 0, iis wa ow = o# ©) ae BL. Let g(x,y) = (x? -y2,2xy), (iy) © R? Then (A) the Jacobian of g’ at each point on R? is non-zero. (B) cach point (x,y) # (0,0) has a neighbourhood throughout which g is ‘one-one, (©) g is one-one on some neighbourhood of (0,0). (D) the range of the function g is a proper subset of R?. 32. Let f:[0,1] + R be defined by f(x) = x cos = for 0 f uniformly. ifx is rational _fh 33. Let900= (5, ipa ieieatona ‘Then x€ [0,1] (A) g is Riemann integrable over [0,1] (B) there is a closed subinterval [a, f] of [0,1] such that g is Riemann integrable over [a8] (©) gis Lebesgue integrable over [0,1] (D) The Lebesgue measure of the sets of points at which g is continuous is positive AT 34. Ity, = fat then (A) (4) converges to 0. B) (yp) converges to 1 (C) (ym) is not convergent. (D) {p) is divergent to +00 38. Choose which is not true. (A) The space [ is a Banach space for 1spso @B) cPispsqco © co 1? (D) cand co are Banach spaces 36. If n pigeons are assigned to m pigeon holes and m R is a function which agrees with f almost everywhere on [0,1]. Then (A) g is necessarily continuous over [0,1] (B) gis lebesgue measurable. © {x € [0,1]: fG) # 9} is necessarily a countable set. OL ElIkf@)+9@)} is a singleton, then g is surely continuous over [0,1] 40. Let C1[0,1] stand for the real normed linear space of all real valued smooth functions over [0,1] equipped with the supremum norm, Further let for cach n € N,Xq € C¥[0,1] be defined by Xn) (A) {Xp} is a Cauchy sequence in C*[0,1] (B) there exists a subsequence of (X,}, which converges to a point in C*[0,1] (©) {Xq} can not converge to any point in the space C1[0,1] (D) {Xp} is a convergent sequence in C*[0,1] t2 +4 (t © [0,1]). Then 41, The linear Diophantine equation 3x + 2y = 6 in two variables x,y (A) has only 2 solutions. (B) has more than 2 but finitely many solutions. (C) has all_ its solutions of the form x= 6+2n,y=—6-3n, where n is ‘any integer. (D) has solutions for which none of the above is tue. 42. Let M be a Lebesgue measurable set in R and M+ p(M)(< R) a homeomorphism onto y(M). Then (A) WC) is Lebesgue measurable, (B) For suitable choice of M and y, (M) is anon(Lebesgue) measurable set. (C) Y(M) is a Borel Set. (D) If w(M) =0, then p[ypCMy] =0 w standing Lebesgue measure and ° for Lebesgue outer measure. [ Please Turn Over ] 4515-I AS 43, Let f € C[x] (the polynomial ring over €) be an irreducible polynomial in the ring. Then (A) f is necessarily of degree 1 (B)_f may be a non-zero constant polynomial (©) f may be a polynomial of degree 3 (D) f may be a quadratic polynomial of the form f(2) = az? + bz +c (a #0) over C with b — 4ac < 0(b,c € R). 44, Let x(G) be the (vertex) chromatic number of a graph G of order n, then which one is true? (A) vn 0) is the corresponding closed ball B(ar) = (x € X:d(x,a) <7} every open set is an F,-set, there exists a closed set A in X, which strictly contains the set (x € X:d(x, A) = 0}, where d(x,A)= U d(x,a) acd @) © (D) ona finite set X with n(> 1) elements, at most n different metrics can be defined. 46. The remainder when 1! +2! +3! +--+ 100! is divided by 15 is (yl B) 2 ©3 @) 5 47. Let X be a T,-space with exactly one non- isolated point. Then X is (A) Tz but not necessarily 73 (B) 7, but not necessarily Tychonoff. (©) Tychonoff but not necessarily 7, @) 1% 48. Let X and ¥ be mettizable topological spaces and f:X ¥ be a map. Then which of the following is rue? (A) If f is a homeomorphism and X is complete, then so is ¥ If f is a homeomorphism and {xq} is a Cauchy sequence in X, then (f(x,)} is also Cauchy in ¥. If f is uniformly continuous and {x,) is a Cauchy sequence in X, then so is {f (tq)} inY. @B) © (D) If f is uniformly continuous and X is complete, then so is ¥ 49. The set R with lower limit topology (A) is not separable. ®) is totally disconnected. (©) is metrizable. (D) contains at least one isolated point. 50. Which of the following is true for a topological space X7 (A) Interior of a connected subset of X is connected, (B) Boundary of a connected subset of X is connected. (©) Xis connected if X has a dense connected subset. (D) Intersection of two connected subsets of X is connected SL. Let X be a contimuous random variable with probability distribution F(x). Then F(X) is a random variable A) @) © ©) with Poisson distribution in (0, 00). with exponential distribution in (0, 00) which is uniformly distributed over (0,1) with Normal distribution in (—2o, 0). 52. State which of the following statements in connection with Dynamic Programming (DP) is false: (A) In DP models, the number of stages is equal to the number of subproblems. DP problems can be decomposed either additively or multiplicatively. DP. provides specific procedures optimizing subproblems of each stage. In any DP model, a reduction in the number of constraints that bind all the stages together can lead to computations savings. B) © for ©) 53. The withdrawal of items from certain inventory without refilling in queueing systems can be stated as (A) the pure birth process, (B) the pure death process. (©) the birth-death process. (D) None of the above 54, The expected waiting time in the system is 10 min and expected waiting time in the queue is 5 min, then the service rate is ws @ os ©) 10 58. Consider a gambler who at each play has probability p of winning one rupee and probability q = 1p of losing one rupee. Assuming successive plays of the game are independent, the gambler will eventually go broke when playing against a rich adversary if the value of p is (A) p=050 (B) p=051 © p=075 @) p= 0.99 Ag 1515-1 56, For the fixed effect model Vij = Met ey t= 12s ori where si; is “ B) © @) mixed effect fixed effect random effect None of the above 57. Suppose X has density J) = 405, > 0,8 > 0, Define ¥ as follows Y =KifkK ASN (B) ATI < ASN (© ATI = p.ASN (D) None of the above 63. If we have last census population, migration, births and deaths data for a region in a given period, the population at the time ¢ can be estimated by the formula (using usual notations) as (A) B, = Py + (B — D) + (ED ) P, =(B-D)+U-£) (©) Py = Po{(B — D) + (I- E)} (D) None of the above 64. Think of different columns of life tables like Las yuo ly» and Ty. ef; (expectation of life at age 15) is computed as (a) BE @ & oF (D) None of the above A10 65, Let €t,€:ns and & be independent variables with zero mean and unit Suppose Up = a + €¢,-00 < t < 00, The process is (A) stationary (B) non-stationary ©) oscillatory (D) None of the above variance, 66. If the tend line with 1975 as origin is ¥ = 20.6 +1.68X, then the trend line with 1971 as origin is (A) ¥ = 20.6 + 6.72x @) ¥ = 13.88 + 168x © ¥ =3461+168x (D) None of the above 67. For a population with linear trend, you will prefer (A) cluster sampling (B) systematic sampling (©) stratified sampling (D) simple random sampling 68. ‘The sampling with replacement, E (S?) is equal to (a) Se? ®) © ©) 69. First canonical correlations will maintain the following: (A) Higher than any individual correlation between one set and a variable of the other set (B) Lower than the largest. multiple correlation between a variable of one set and a variable of the other set. (© Higher than any individual correlation both belonging to any set. (D) None of the above All 4515-1 70. Let % and S be the sample mean vector and 73. Let X;,Xz,..)Xp be a random sample of size sample variance-covariance matrix for a random n drawn from a Gamma distribution with sample of size N drawn from Nj (1t,2),2 > 0. Then a Hotelling T? statistic may be constructed as A) (N= 1)@=HyY'S"R=w) B) N@-w's*e-w m 1s grt, Gp). © - ws © (F— w'S*R—w) B) YX; is sufficient for p, [LX is pdf f(x; 8, p) = Beveo 0. Which ofthe following statement is correct? ) (ExAL%;} ae jointly sulicent for ©) F@- ws -w) sufficient for 8 (C) Sufficient statistic does not exist. (D) None of the above 71. Fisher’ s Z-transformation is applied to (A) sample standard deviation 74, Consider the problem of testing Ho:X~U (OL) against Hy:X~U (0,2). Then for some @ € (0,1), the test w = {X:1-a

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