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    LJ/807 2009 Series B MATHEMATICS. - (English & Telugu Versions) Time : 150 Minutes Max. Marks : 300 Siavtsy : 150 Dadxiven ado Srey ev : 300 INSTRUCTIONS ($4202) L Please check the Test Booklet and ensure that it contains all the questions. If you find any defect in the Test Booklet or Answer Sheet, please get it replaced immediately. BA SGdSs! wd Bho MPodaasst TSF GOFAL. SH S[SSvo" wd, Sorgrs SENS md DBS SSS Od SrSind* JTSHDd Soos BHESSOE. 2. — The Test Booklet contains 150 questions. Each question carries two marks. Bh SSEOS* 150 HOD. 287.8, BH ows Srtye Ferososoaya. 3. The Question Paper is set in English and translated’ into ‘Telugu language. The English version will be considered as the authentic version for valuation ‘purpose, PSS aofieS* SosreTavnd Beni grAd'8 Syir Tasos. Sirors Swiv worg Pobsyw achis Shs [Sho dessin FOFSodw. 4. — The Test Booklet is printed in four (4) Series, viz. (|). The Series, [B] or [BD] is printed on the right-hand corner of the cover page of the Test Booklet. ‘Mark your Test Booklet Series (AJor [B]or[C]or[D]in Part C on side 2 of the Answer Sheet by darkening the appropriate circle with HB Pencil. : 8} S Soo wert Sgdvod! (eries) wd BD] dgavos* syjeosmasa. Sgamo% [A] md B} md [C] md B] md WH s[SSv awe sow bd SOY Ssroc* Bn[BodaSsS. HSS WG S[Sdv sy, Syn Gories) [B] md [GC] ma [] wo Sng So Bods BH HG C Sot vossstsin Eoronowaas Syisimie WS.0. DIVE Serr 69 DossSw. Example to fill up the Booklet Series your Test Booklet Seriesis A, please fill as shown below: @®Oo If you have not marked the Test Booklet Series at Part C of side 2 of the Answer Sheet or marked in a way that it leads to discrepancy in determining the exact Test Booklet Series, then, in all such cases, your Answer Sheet will be invalidated without any further notice. No correspondence will be entertained in the matter. 2B GSsw aw SYSuH (Series) SinwS GISv BLEBHS MC Mbosimour BF MG02S SKbv (SHS. S¥S0 PISS BLT HHH ISL 20 Bar dim) wtwSod wd) Sod) Sw, Be MwSou SUL ob Sosbord SENOS SSSv SotoSwse (invalidated), 599 000 kxSo adeisSigSESier weosody. (2) Lw8o7 Each question is followed by 4 answer choices. Of these, you have to select one correct answer and mark it on the Answer Sheet by darkening the appropriate circle for the question. If more than one circle is darkened, the answer will not be valued at all. Use HB pencil to make heavy black marks to fill the circle completely. Make no other stray marks. (83 WHS werk SSrgriven adgndSD. eossS* SOasi aare IoyTO Sdrqrd SSivé* WHS Peronosnds SSS SOT HY NSS, oF HOS yb SysSnow dod, © Sbrgrshy SOLS. S Sdn Yr Sor GY Yok WS.0. BSH wsssw. SSHSY Mos BLO. eg. : If the answer for Question No. 1 is Answer choice (2), it should be marked as follows : Oa : (Sy Gwsy (SEvSomg 1 8 aaren (2) vondS yt GDI Si [808 SSSnr MHYosssw : 11@|@|O|@ Mark Paper Code and Roll No. as given’ in the Hall Ticket with HB pencil by darkening appropriate circles in Part A of side 2 of the Answer Sheet, Incorrect/not encoding will lead to invalidation of your Answer Sheet. BS GBS ahyodd S: SS Gok SE Sond Hdawy d S'S sont shrqrs s[sdv Boy, BOGSBHS HF A Sots WES.D. BOSE SOG SySdvos* Syrr HY MQowsTw. shootin Shar BS AS {SoM Tassatone Sirord SSiiv SOPDosIe. Example : If the Paper Code is 027, and Roll No. is 95640376 fill as shown below : aorsde : S35 85 027 S0aw 5S So. 95640376 ease! 80d ards Mio DoiySn : Paper Code Roll No. B36 86 BS 20. o[2|7 e[sle]4|o|s|7]6 e@oOoO QOOOQeODOO Q2O@O DBXOOOOOOD @e@Q ®@@O@OOOOO ®2O® QOOOOeGOD @@e@ Q@MOHHODO® ®O®O Q@QOOOOO ©O® ©OeOOHOO®O B® DBODODOOOeOD ®@OOQOOO® ®@O®@ @Q2OOOOOD Please get the signature of the Invigilator affixed in the space provided in the Answer Sheet. An Answer Sheet without the signature of the Invigilator is liable for invalidation. Barger SPdno* Terovods Yosns* SIgH¥0 (Invigilator) Gw8y Sossavso MosSSvo. BS SSGA¥HD Sos¥Sw SSrgrh SSdvd* SST ass 08 SOVosased. Ly/807 (3) B) 8. 10. 1. To change an answer, erase completely the already darkened circle and use HB pencil to make fresh mark. DBE [HS Singriimd rH SST, 0H Swot Sods O)Siv (Circleddo Spgr SayHE Bods w5.0. VSS [SFr MQosssw. ‘The candidate should not do rough work or write any irrelevant matter in the Answer Sheet. Doing so will lead to invalidation. G9 ‘OHO’ Rough Work) 9 md HIB wsssvty Dhowiwok md Skrors s[siob Posords, ok HHSS Shirors HSdv SOWoSHow soserds wo Sosscyyw. Do not mark answer choices on the Test Booklet. Violation of this will be viewed seriously. Shegrdtwod [5% S[Sawb Moore. 49D GF SDoDSS' SSorr Sordosaedy. Before leaving the examination hall, return the Answer Sheet to the Invigilator, failing which, disciplinary action will be taken. SOS HSH SAO Sxodpt krgrd Sih 08.4 Gs SUgSYLD8 (Invigilator) abyss. SOF SHIgo Gog SHE Saree. 1 2. 4 5. (4) ‘The partial differential equation by climinating arbitrary constants a and b from the equation z= (x? +a) (y? +b), is o (2) pa= xy pa = Axye pa = Ax?y" Py? @ “@ pa= ‘The general solution of 2p + 3q = 1 is a (2) @) @ o-2, x-y)=0 o@+2, x+y)=0 (x22, 8x —2y) =0 9K + 22, Bx + 2y) = ‘The general solution of vp + Vq = 1 is () zeax4 (vay +e @ @) neax-(1- vay te z=ax-(1+Val*'y+e (@) neax+(1+vaPy+e ‘The general solution of z= px + ay + log pq () z=x+y + log ab @ 2 @) @ x-y—log ab z=x—y + log ab x= ax + by + log ab ‘The general solution of p® () z= ax+Va?-4 y+e (2) 2=ax-VeP—4 yreo (3) z= ax-Va?—4y +e @ reals V4 ya 6. 7. 10. Ly/8Q7 ‘The general solution of (p-@ @- px-ay)=1 is (1) z=ax+by+ (2) 2=ax-by a-b (@) aeaxsby+ oy 1 @ 2=ax-by-> 5 ‘The general solution of px = ay is GQ) a=alogFee () z=alogxy+e . (3) z=alogt+e @) a=alogx’y’+e ‘The Legendre polynomial P,(-1) = a 2 @ 1 @ 2 @ Al ‘The solution H,(x) of the Hermite equation eg eae GG Soe x Gh + 2 =0 is qa) 4 @ x (3) 2x 4) ax? The partial differential equation by eliminating arbitrary function from (2 +) is py+ax=0 @ @ ) @ px+ay=0 py -ax = 0 px-ay=0 y/807 z= (0 + a) (y? + db) SSSaid* ODS BE Somgen a Ook b Sofosm say SBS wSSO%S SHSv @) pa=xye (2) pq = 4xyz (8) pq = 4x°y?s? 2,22 ‘yz! pq SOsmom ap + Bq = 1 Pos, GQ) 9-2, x-y)=0 awk, Horde @) oe+2, x+y)=0 (8) @(x-22, 8x-2y)=0 A) lx +22, 8x4 2y)=0 Vp + Vq = 1 SiStain cy dodo PSs @ ax+(1-VaPy+e @) reak-U-Vay+e (3) zeax-(+VaPyte () zeax++ Va yte 2 = px + gy + log pq GY, ora FSS M @ @) @ =x+y+logab y—log ab y + log ab = ax + by + log ab = 4 wk, Forde ax+Va—4 yte ax-Va'—4 yee x Va ay +e ax? + wad ye (5) 9. 10. BI (p'- @ @ — px — qy)-= 1 S2o8be05p Bok, Hordes FSS () zeax4 by +p @ ax —by >> @) raaxtbys oy 1 a+b (4) z= ax~by- Px=ay Gk Sorta HSS (1) z=alog¥+e (2) z=alogxy+c (@) x=alogtee (4) nealogx’y? +e BB0G5 airoSO P,-1) = a 2 ia 1 @ 2 @ 7 Sy ow, eer WO SSSeso ww, FSS Ho a. @ x (3) ax (4) 4x” z= for + y) SD SQ Shasirw Sonos Sd) HES wh8os ShSsadn @ py+ax=0 (2) px+ay=0 (3) py-qx=0 (4) px-ay=0 nu. 12, 13. 14. (6) Intercepts made on the coordinate axes by the plane x + 2y - 22 =8 are given by a) @,2,-2) @ 3) (8, 4,4) (1, 2, -2) @ Direction cosines of the normal to the plane x +2y~2z=8 are given by ba a) @) @) (4) If the axes are rectangular, the angle between the planes Qx-y+2=6,x+y+22=3 is a) @ @ ala ola «@ era ‘The equation to the plane through the three points (1, 1, 0), (1, 2, 1), (-2, 2, -1) is () 3x4 2y-32=5 (2) 2x + By + 32-5 (3) 2x + 8y-82=5 (4) 8x 2y- 32 = 17. 18. \/807, ‘The distance of the origin from the plane 6x - 3y + 22-14 =0 is : a 4 @ 7 @) 2 @ tole ‘The equation of the plane through the ‘point (A, -2, 3) and the intersection of the planes Qx-y+4a=7 and x+2y-32+8=0 is Q) lax 4 My- 1124 44=0 (2) 17x-1d4y~ 12 + 44 =0 (8) Vix + l4y— 11 + 420 (4) Mx -1y- 12+ 44 =0 ‘The distance between the parallel planes 2x-2y 424320 and 4x-4y+2245=0 is 1 @ -§ @ 1 @) «a @ ‘The equation of the plane which passes through the point (-1, 3, 2) and perpendicular to the two planes x + 2y + 2z=5, 3x4 Sy +22=8 is GQ) 4x-2y 4324820 2) 2x-4y+924+8=0 @) 4x4 2y+324+8=0 A) 2x + 4y + 824+8=0 Ly/807 4. 12. 13, 14. Soho x + 2y- m= 8 BS dUrdeYo 225 2578S wosspodinen a @ @) (8, 2, -2) (8, 4,-4) (1, 2, -2) (23-3 oe Seis x + 2y — 2 = Gnsy 8 SpSeo a) 8 Gk edoond» Dirdrxivm 6% LHBjeesoord Sohn 2x -y+uz=6, x+y + 2-3 Lbs Sroka 4 a & @ (3) a 4 3 Q, 1,0, G, 2 D, C2, 2-1 Bose toa B6b Sob» cnt, Sh¥Sehn Q) Bx +2y~82=5 @ 3) w 2x + By +82=5 2x + By —B2=5 8x29 B2=5 (ea) 15. 16. 17. 18. B Sosy 6x - 3y + 22 - 14 = 0 0d aro Doty wd, Grdin qQ) 14 @) 7 3) 2 wd G, -2, 8) Doe Moar ar, Seve» 2x —y + 42 = 7 HOW x + 2y ~ 3248-0 BOod Sodv awsy SD8Seaiw (1) Lax + 1Ty 112444 =0 @) 1x-1dy- 112444 =0 (3) 11x + ly - 112+ 44 =0 (4) Mx—17y- 112+ 44=0 SSrOSE Semen ax - 2 +24 3-= 0 Bow 4x - 4y + 22 + 5 = 0 BBs br viy a ay -2 @ 1 @® 4 1 w 4 (A, 8, 2) Doeody thor Np, Soximen x4 2y + 2 = 5, Ox + By + 2 = 8H wont 60d Sosy Gok, Svssaav () 4x ~2y +3248=0 @ @) 2x dy +32+8=0 Ax + 2y + 324820 (4) 2x4 4y+824+8=0 19. 20. 21. 22, (8) ‘The point at which the line 23. Pre Sot Ep = AF moots the plane ax ty 24120 is 10.3 8 w 3] 10 5 @ fF 3) 10-3 8 oe wo 2 8 @ (3 3 3) The distance of the point (1, -2, 3) from the plane X-y +2=5 measured parallel to the line (rectangular axes) is o @ @) i 5 The point where the line joining (2, 1, 3), |25. (4,2, 5) cuts the plane 2x+y—2=3 is @ 420 @ O40 @) 1,0 @ G00 ‘The equations to the line through the point (1, 2, 8) parallel to the line x-y +22 = Bx+y+2=6 are (iy 42.241 @) 3) x4l @ Ly/807 ‘The equation to the plane through (2, -3, 1) normal to the line joining (3, 4, -1), (2, -1, 5) (axes rectangular) is (1) x45y-62419=0 @) + y-624+11=0 (3) x+5y+6247=0 (4) x-5y-6z-11=0 ‘The equations to the line that intersect the lines x+y +2=1, 2x-y-2=2, x-y-2=3, 2x+4y—z=4 and passes through the point (1, 1, 1) are w (2) @) (4) None of these ‘The equation to the sphere whose centre is (2, -, 4) and radius 5 is GQ) xy? +2? + 4x + by 8244-0 @) +a? dx - Gy - 8244-0 (8) xt 4y? 42? 4x + by +824+4=0 ) Pay? 42? ax + by-8244=0 ‘The radius of the sphere 224 + 2 ~ Ox + dy ~ 62 = 11 is given by a 4 @ 5 @) 6 aw 7 LJ/807 19. 21. 22. (9) yo2_ 248 23. Poem se 2x +4y-24+1=0 08 Somme ebro Doeoy 24, x-ytze Zak Seip x - y 5 wa, 5 = 4 6 Sah sSross aod Docs U1, -2, 3) Srdin aM @ @) @ 5 io Sobr Ws y-2= (4, -2, 5) Dotiyers SdHSr, 3 & modod Doed’y a @ @) @ 20 ,4,1) 43,0 20,0) (1, 2, 8) Docsiy thoar Byes, x-y +25, Sx+y+2=6 Beh SSroSsaur God Tp Gws, ShESeaibo 25. 26, 5 2, -8, 1) Dot’ Moar ayxir, Dotiyen G, 4, -D, @, -1, 5) $98 To& wHoosot dod Sosy ak, ShxSado (1) x+5y-62+19=0 (2) 2x4 38y-62411=0 (@) x+5y+624+7=0 (@) x-Sy-62-11=0 (1, 1, D Dowiy Hoar arose, xtytael %w-yo2=2, x-y-2=8, x4 dy— dood dp amt, shsdeso 4 dpom DSS 06 sro @ 2, 8, 4) & Sodium, agryin 5 fo Fietiy Ginky, ShS6eodo () x +y?+ 2 + 4x + by 824420 @ P4y +2 4x-6y-8244=0 (8) x+y? +2? — 4x + by +8244=0 (4) xP +y?+2?— 4x + by— 824420 Piety x? + y? + 2? — ox + dy - 62 = 11 Gas, gd yso a 4 @ 5 @) 6 a 7 27. 28. 29, 30. (10) The equation to the sphere which passes |31. through the point (1, 1, 1) and the circle 220, 24x? a @ a? = 2 (3-2) @ ered @ Payree?— a aca +a?) The equation to the tangent plane at (0, 0, a) to the sphere x2 + y? 42? +2x+1=0 is Q) az+x+1=0 82. @) ax+z+1=0 (3) azeax+1=0 @ 2+x+a=0 ‘The equation.to the right circular cone whose vertex is 0, axis OZ, and semi-vertical angle @, is @ Pay =x tana 83. Q) x42? sy? tanta @ y+xantena @ P+y=2 tana If a right circular cone has three mutually perpendicular generators, the semi-vertical angle is Q) tan" WE aA @) tan? VS () tant &) Lu/807. If E=(1,-1,i,-i) which forms a multiplicative group and I* be an additive group of all positive integers, then the mapping ni" from It > E is a/an (1) endomorphism (2) homomorphism (3) isomorphism (4) automorphism ‘The number of trivial subgroups of a cyclic group of order 8 is @ o @ 1 @ 2 @ 3 Which one of the following is a subgroup of the additive group of integers ? (1) {xlx is prime} (2) - (xIx is a composite) (8) {xix is an even} (4) txIx is odd} To define the quotient group G|N of a group G (2) N must be an abelian subgroup of G (2) it is enough if N is a subgroup of G (3) _N must be a normal subgroup of G (4) N need not be a subgroup of G LJ/807 a 27, 30. (1, 1, 1) Dodo 00% 2 = 0, x? + y? = a? eS Sho thom dab Avion as, Shsooay GQ) Payee a22- @ Pry sP—ean(1-0%) 8) eye? (3-2) ) Sry? ee? (B +a) P+yers axel = 0 Fears (©, 0, a) SY Sy 8pSO SH¥Seso () az+x4+1=0 (2) ax+24+1=0 (8) az+ax+1=0 () zexta=0 Brodody RGorr&, OZ fom efor&, ef Beg Sfako a mis SONS Sess om inky SHSIeso 2 mM ¢ @ @ ) +? 28 Sesrd tomy cok, et dpe S8S)80 Cows dasB od Weg Sado @) tan) Va" (2) tan) V5" if 1) © w'(3) af 4) w wn'( 4) ae 31. 32, 34. B E= (1, -1,i, -il 28 meray somdin, Th aS 8d) Gry¥ sgrotino Sokodoh Sarsrsw word IX Hod E & ni" BS XWgdodaBs SOSYsiw a GQ) Sgo%o Sirtrss ” Q): dhtrss B) Hogerss (4) Sgososeg srs SKB 8 mie sob Sturirio cosy, SyaPowBSs 43 Shorérdve Song ao @ 1 @ 2 w 3 & (808 HDS 20 SpGoso sosodos Soria Goky adsiardrdy 7 (1) tc] x is prime} (2) x |x is a composite! (3) fx|x is an even! (4) [x|x is odd! Stardrd G Goky HYgsys SioxrdrSo GIN DogDowards Q) GON ef DDsvoh sdivorsaor ond Q) GON aS adsiredn card we @) G & N 2S cop siiirsriorm 8890 80% soard @) GON addireior Bos SID 35. ‘The number of odd permutations in O(S) = a @ @ @ 320 720 360 1440 86. If the homomorphism f:C > iR is such that {x + iy) =x of the additive group of complex numbers, then the kernel of f is a @ @ @ all real numbers all complex whose real part is zero all complex numbers all rational numbers 87. The number of generators of the cyclic group Zyq» Where p and q are prime numbers, is @ @ co) “@ Pa @-Da p(q-1) (@-D@-) 88. The inverse of the permutation tog is 23 1 te @ 2s a): 1 2 8 @ 212 1 2 8 (3) 1 3 1 2 8 a 3 1 B (12) 39. 41. 42, Ly/807 Ifa group G=(Z, 9), H = (kZ, #), where 22, then w @ @) @ 8% is a subgroup of 6Z 32 = 6% 6Z/is a subgroup of 32 32 is a subset of 62 Consider the group (U,, ©), where U, = tyr R od Shards SOSGSSo fix + iy) = x mm ABQDODS, f Sink, vod (kernel) wd wh Songer Q wSS eritin Srigin fo Soby Sopgen (8) wd 408Y Sopgen (4) why wisedbos Songer (688) pa aS eereg Sopgoond, whos SrsSy Z,, do, eb8dno Song @ pa @) (-Da @) p@-D @-D@-v 1 3 | ) nh, DS%Sy ae 1 2 8 a 2 3 L 1a ; (2) a 2 @ ( >| ( we ww (13) 41. BI k22,G=@, +), H = (kd, +) Siren word a () 6% & 82 a8 adiiariedy (2) 3% = 62 @) 3% 62 aS adiirivdy (4) 6% & 82 a8 aSSDa U, = telr dim W (3) dim V = dim W @) dim V < dim W The vector a = (1, -2, 5) as a linear combination of the vectors a, = (1, 1, 1), ay =(1, 2,3) and ay =(2,-1, 1) is () 6a, + 8a, + 2a5 @) ~ 5a, ~ Say - dag (8) ay + 5 (6a, ~ Say + 54g Tas \y/807 44. 45. 46. 41. aygose SB Z bb aeb=a+b-1 Sow as b = a + b— ab wdboyp +, « 3 SoBohe Bg, (1, «, ©) a8 () ofrddy Show af AWwosio vd Seoho 2) okrdSSHom af Boh Sooo (8) ard SBS DOH0S SwsrdD Sooo (@) obPdS Ko dd0% Sooo okrdS rosin fo Svosiy R 6 M KOR wSdz& word Ypsy%) Soosisy RM & wddz&n0 SoBg @ 0 @ 1 @ 3 a 2 m Goh, Sgro’ tomere Seokis mZ ond, & (808 TIS 08 F[sisv 7 a) Z/20z (2) 2/21z (3) 2/222 (4) 2/23% a,b R Svosdy R Gok, ogdsin 2 wond (a + by? = (1) a? + 2ab +b? (2) a+b? +ba (3) a+b? @) a+b? + ab (15) 48. 49. 52. modulo § etd SEB fo Esos, 3x? - 4x? + Ox — 2 > x - 3 erhodm Sify Fate a 9 @ 0 @) 4 ® 3 Sood Z, S 2 ky, Sérsooen qa) 445 (2) 0,2 (@) 24 @) 0,24 eieso x +1 Q) 2Zx) & Sedo 2) Clx] 6 w§esn @) Clix &* gan (4) modulo 11 Ko gpgoso s[sinc* Spin : SORS SSrodoeis V & W adsirodod Lord as (dim V dim W (3) dim V = dim W (4) dim Vs dim W a = (1, 1, D, a = (1, 2, 3) 280% G, = (2, -1, 1) SB%o0n8, 0% a = (1, -2, 5), Oy, Oy, Gy G8, IHS Sodirtiwond a = @) 6a, +80, + 205 @) ~5a, - Sa, ~ 4a, (8) 20, + 5a, ~ Toy (4) 6a, ~ Ba, + 50, 54, 56. (16) Let V= (1,31, W= 1-2, 5) in RI 57. r¥+sW = (+1, 19), then r and s are @ 32 @ 3,2 (3) 2,-3 (4) 5,3 58. IfR is a field and T is a linear operator on R? defined by Tix, y) = (x + y, x), then TXx, y) is equal to @ G&x+y) @ @+y,y) @) x+y) ® Ox-y) 59. Let T:IR° IR? be the linear transformation defined by Thx, y, 2) = (x + By —2, yz, x+y — 2%). ‘Then the basis of the linear transformation is @ G,0,0,@1, 0) @ (G,2,-0, 0,4, DI 60. (3) (@,2,-0), G, 1, -2) (0,1, 0, 4,1, -2) The dimension of the vector space V, where V = lag + ax + agx” + apr’; x € R) is @4 @ 3 (@) 2 @), 5 Ly/807 The vector x = (2, -§, 4) as a linear combination of vectors a, = (1, ~3, 2) and a, = 2,1, 1) in VAR) is () x= 4a, ~ oy (2) x= 8a, ~ 2a, (3) linear combination is not possible (4) x= 8a, ~ Sa, In the vector space of complex numbers C over the field of real numbers R (1, if is a basis’ (2) U1, i is not a basis (3) fi, -il is a basis (4) {ibis a basis S68 ‘Trace ofa matrix A=|2 4 6| is 3 a) 2 @Q) 4 (3) 20 @ 5 Ly/807 53. V = (1, 31, W= 1-2, 5) oR, 1, 19) ond r 00% & 55. 56. rV + 8W = () 3,2 (2) -3,-2 (3) 2-3 (4) 5,3 Rog sis, TR’ > R? ope SOSYSH Thx, y) = (x + y, 0, GD DGQDODS Tx, y) = @) x+y) Q &+yy) @ x+y @ Gx-H T:R' + R® aver S080 Tex, y, 2) = (x + 2y—2, yr2, x+y 22). Dd D¥_DODS awersosys T dios eqs @) 10,0, D, (2,1, D) (2) (1, 2, -1), 0, 1, DI (3) (Q, 2,-, G, 1,-2)) (0,1, D4, 1, -2) SSrosorvio V = lag + aye + ax” + a, Swf, Sodros> mM 4 @ 3 @ 2 @ 5 ; xe R (47) 57. 59. a = (, -8, 2) S00 a = @ -1, D SOtoond, 404 x= (2, 5, 4), a, a Bnd, OSGrd Sodirtiiwond V,(R) = @, x= 40, -0, @) x=8a,-2a, (3) D8 Grd Sorin Suse x= 80, -5a, BES Sopgo sesso R dd ASQDossas S08 Sogo ad oso C word @ 1, i aS epdim Q) 1, i) egrsin sto @) i, i) 2 egrotn @ fi) ak wqrdm oe 9 eras a-=|2 4 6] awe BS 7 0 -2 m2 @ 4 @) 20 4 5 ares i | Ew, wiaosdy a a -b a doc @) a. = @) “bd b d oe pos 61. 62. 63. 64, “@ (18) Functions which satisfy Laplace equations in a region R are (1) harmonic (2) not harmonic (3) . analytic (4) neither harmonic nor analytic ‘The harmonié conjugate of e% cos y is (cosy @) esiny : (8) cos x @) &sinx where C is the circle az ‘The value of Sasa lal = is (2x ) -2ni @) 0 w1 ‘The value of the integral f -g24— over I2l=1 is Ca @o @ 2ri @) xi ni ap ‘The value of f (3x? + 4xy + 3y*)dx + (0,0) 2 (x? + Sxy + 4y”) dy along y=x is cane @ 0 26 @ 2 w 8 3 6s. 67. 68. 69. Ly/807 ‘The value of the integral f oor Le pe Where + Cis the circle Ix-il =2 is @ § @ § @ § OF az The value of f where C is the circle arya is a) 0 @) xi ) 4) ni sin iz is equal to () sing (2) sinh a (3). isinhz @) ising Taylor's series expansion of region In| <1 is Lu/807 61 Ro SoiwhS SHS SHYT Sodygsod Baboseo GQ) Soreysan (2) SPoraysin sto (3) dives» (4) SOsysdn sto HOowy daPdodo srt 62. eX cosy Gink, sorsyS Soatorgv @) eos y @) esiny (8) cos x 4). &sinx 63, C:|z|=1 end J Sok, Ded c a @ @) 0 @ 1 2ni ~2ni dz 2-22 Cz |2|=1 ead f So8y, Devs c qa) 0 @ ni @ ay ni oni (8x7 + dxy + By®) dx + 2(x? + Sxy + dy? dy, 0 Y=x Tyo HOH ord Devs M1 @ 0 (3) @ (19) 66. 67. 68, ic. Bnsy, Doxs J dz Pea? e+e) @ @) @) @ gla @1k ola ala Cixt ay? = 4 a8 Spain word [s Z- GwH Dos © ao 2) i @ @ oni 2ni sin iz = @ (2) ) @ sin 2 sinh 2 i sinh x isin 2 70. n. ‘72. (20) ‘Taylor series expansion of cos z at 2= 5 is . mine a al @ 2-2 @ @ Laurent series of f(z) = —> about 2 = 0 ie 2*(1-2) @ leae ee @ inne. ae 2 @ Brptisesle 1 @) -}-1-2-2- Laurent series of f(z) = is 2 - [- @-) ,@-v @-1? 3 Br 1 zl a1 @e [a ] a [»- 3! Br w fl ie eG) @- 73. 74. 75. 76. 77. Ly/807 ‘The zeroes of the function sin 3 are Q) z=nn @) 2=-nn @) z=4nn a @) aed forn=1,2, If fz) has a pole of order n at z = a, then Res fla) is @) lim @ a) fle) a \n oe - a fe ae i 1) @ “ a @ @) @) a simple pole an essential singularity a removable singularity a multiple pole coth z ‘The poles of the function flz) = as @ @ @ are ‘The residue of —-© at z=1 ig @- 18 iy a @) @) @ -= 1J/807 70. nm 2. (21) 2 = 5 Doty SY cos 2 aos, érovod |73. (hed DGoe0 74. @ @ eels 2), 2 z @+D! (= ) awh, oe 75, a @ @) Co) aM @ @) o ‘(ee es-3- a | fe] sin 2 Gaon any, Hdginen Q) z=nn Q) ae-nn (3) 2=tnn @ 2242 forn=1,2,.. 2 = a Dow SY fe) Sdosiy a (Gdsdwa! GySD0eKy ward Res fla) = (im (@-a) ft) ® s (@-aF Re) art ro not ia (n=)! 298 dz? sin vz ve (1). drSrsg GySi0 Q) wdsrdg Doe Doc’ @) dmrdg DESH Doe (aioe SysSo Gabon fe) = SH# Dotosyes @) (@~ a? f2)] @) (@- a)" fz) fiz) = H1=0 Docs’ at ak, Syd ' enky, oStdso fl 78. The residue of zcos + at 2=0 is wine Pa 79. The value of f —%— a> b>0 is i at+bcos@ ® 2 ow 2n @ AS fa? —b? -2n ° ear on © FS Ib’ tn a 80. If J FvBeoed 7g” then the value of f oo 5-3cos0 a tk a -2 @ & 2 @ = w -2 (22) 31. 85. 1/807 ‘The fixed points of the transformation w are (@) 0,1 2) 0,-1 @) 11 @ ‘The transformation w= + maps a circle into (1) cirele parabola @) ellipse (4) straight line ‘The critical points of the mapping w = 2+ 2 are @) ei @) @ 2 @) 2=8i ‘The cross-ratio of four points 2, 29, 25, 24 18 (= 25)(25-24) ar) (2) @ @ (5 -2,)(¢5-%)) Bilinear transformation always transforms circles into (1) straight lines (2) parabola (3) ellipse (4) circles LJ/807 78. 2 = 0 Doty SG 2 cos 2 Bos, wsiSSn @ 1 @-3 @) “ 2x arb>0vord f 8 3 a+beos0 Bok, Dood a @ 2 (23) 81. 82. 83. 85. B w= 2? Sosysin Gnky 8S Doedyer @ 01 @ 0,-1 @) -11 @ 44 Gabosss w= Pas Spgs & GBSQo%08 (map). @ og 2) SorSoo @) ySys 4) 888 dp 1 werts (Wwobsy dos, SoO4 Dossiyen a @ 3) @) a=ti ty ty ty % Dodo Bok, vege (cross-ratio) a (2) @) SOAGSimE Ips pe Sssvow EB OsQRoEran. (1) 88 Spee (2) Srdeorisy (3) SgSygsw ) S)gim 87. 88, 89. (24) ‘The mapping w = 822-42 +1 is @ @ @ w conformal everywhere not conformal at z = 2 nowhere conformal not conformal at 2 = 1 If every element of a group G is its own inverse, then G is (Q) abelian symmetric @ @ cyclic non-abelian. In the multiplicative group G= Wwe C/x = 1), the element we 43 8 has order a 2 @) 4 @ 1 @ 3 The normal subgroup of the multiplicative (1, -1, i, i) is @ @) “@ (1, -i} 4, il ‘The only criteria that needs to be tested for a subgroup are the following : @ @ @ @ closure and identity closure and associativity closure and inverse inverse only 91. 92. Ly/807 . xy, xty 0 5 &y=(,0), then £,(0, 0) = @ o @ 1 (x,y) # (0,0) If lx, y) = @) a @) 2 If fis an increasing function on D ciR, then for x,y D, Q@) x fx 2 fy) @) x fx) > fy) @) @ x 1 @ Irf<1 @) [ris Ly/807 86, 87. 88. 89. 90. we (mapping) () Sas LHS Q) 2=2 3G SoS se 8) Iya SoS sre (A) 221 BG SoPHS oe 2 4241 8 SOSGED dhritn GC 6 BShirokin od Déthad G 2S () ddsaxsv 2) RESSo (3) SSosso (4) DBLaws sre Ga lke Ce = 1) 08 eras G= (1, -1, i, a) oS ergs diorirdy Bw eDoow sdsirivin @ =u @ U,-i @). Hil ® wl as ad aM @ 3) «@) ASiEarimhm SOZosa28 srbods 28 88d (criteria) HosySsw HOawy SSysobv Sos) Sdv HOw vrssgon HosySsy Oaks DSkixsdo DS dw SrSs (25) 91. 93. 3] 2 <=; wy)#(0,0) fix, y=] tY 0 5 G,y)=(,0), word £,(0, 0) = @ 0 @ @ «1 2 DcR 28 ABgDodnad . Saosin wSirs Stop f, x y € D, () x fy) @) xa @ |rf f is continuous on a, b] # is bounded = f is bounded 119. (4) # is monotonically increasing on {a, b] => f is monotonically increasing on fa, b) 1, 2,..) and 120, a) @ 3) @ £0) #0 {f,,1 converges to f° (f',| converges to f (f,} does not converge to f” Ly/807 A bounded function f : {a, b] + R is Riemann integrable on (a, b] iff for each ¢ > 0, there exists a partition P of fa, b] such that Q) UP, )-LP,<« (2) UP,N-L@, =e, (3) UP, N-LO,N>e @ LP, )-UP, Re oS © 1 firey ae a [rte] dt, r(t) dt ri) dt pee ect sent 8, Sear, (a; b) Dod wSSobSv wowd [ffb) - fla] a @ @) ) (a, b) & (68 x Sg, < (b - a) [f~)] (a, b) 6D 8 x SF =. - a) [f)] (a, b) SD OD x SF < (b - a) [f) (a, b) SD 2d x SY, = — a) [FCO] f: [a,b] > Ras Shobs» word a@ (@) @ «@) P Sofesin = f Soessn P Sagan = f Soadso a, b] 2% & edQyySv = La, b) 2S f wdD) SS P 280% vEFéroiy La, b] Sos = Ia, b] Do f 28 280g wd'oreado foo = S5R* ox args Song, m= 1 2 S00! fx) = lim f,6) = 0 sod @ fO+0 @ @ @ If) 08 w&Siobo 1 & ehSoipod If) oS wk Siro fH eHSO%oo If] od ehsido f & wDSd0se 116. f: fa, bl > R oS Song Baaryn 6S Sookie SSHDE svSodd vSiysS MOawy Sorygsiv, GB e > 0 &, P od Derisios wpagsoon @ @ @) Cc) srd, UP, N-UP, Ne LP, )- UP, N deg - a0 135. If T: V — W is a linear transformation, then rank T + nullity T= @ a (¥ @ an(¥) (@) dimv dim (V + W) 136. (@) dimw ‘The characteristic polynomial of o 4 A= is -1 0 137, @) w ‘Two matrices A and B are similar if there exists an invertible matrix P such that @ A=P7B 138. @) B= Apt (3) PB ='AP @) P=AB L807 ‘The equation AX = B is consistent if and only if the following two matrices are of the same rank : @ (2) ) @) A and B A and B AT and B A and [AB] ‘The determinant of the system of equations et is ay. ‘The general solution of $¥ a @ @) @ ‘The solution of the differential equation & , Z < deg . a(x) T:V3W 28 Sorgrs S088 cord T S83 + T Shes = Q) dim(v+W) on(¥) dim V @ @ (4) dim W Bras A = Diese qa x-21 @) x41 (3) w x+1 x-1 SrBseo A, Bow Boh Shinds SSODE DSi Oh, SmBE P wpdgioo @ A=PoB (2) B=apt @) PB=AP (@) P=AB (35) 134, 135. 136. 137. 138. 8] SSSeaso AX = B OSS dotwod [808 ays Dow SrjBso asd ss gor) GA &00% B (2) A &80% BT (3) A? S00 B (4) A S80% [AB) BhewSmo SSH x, + Oxo + 9xq = -5, Bay + xy + Hy = 7, Boh, IQS @ 3 @ 2 @ 1 wo x, +X +x, = 0 ay Shsdea aes @ @ @ Ca Keene K+ e%=e enc +e%= S808 Shsiaty Wz Bos, HSS x43 eyed xe a @ @ w axy 4x xtag axy = yh 43 axy =P 43 Uda ed _ y cey dorda HGS @ xe @ x= @ you 2 x= oy 139. 140. 141. 142, (36) ‘The general solution of (+x)dy-( + y%)dx = 0 is tan"! y ~ tan" x @ e @) tan yt tan? x=c ® x+sinty=e @ x-sinty=e The differential equation of orthogonal trajectories of the family of curves y? = 4ax where a is the parameter is ‘The integrating factor of «Bye 2x? cosec 2x is a @ @) a) ‘The general solution of (4D? + 4D + l)y = 0 is @M eee + ce? yee x/2 y= (ex + 0,) 6° (8) y= cyeX? + ce? x2 WM y= rane’ 143. 145, 146, LW/807% 9 ‘The particular integral of 4 tye is a) x.e%% Cee ee @ @ & ‘The particular integral of (D + a”) y = cos ax is x ~% cos-ax @ -¢ % sin ax Ox @) ® x sin ax D'+D+1 : Q) sin x (2) 008 x @) fsinx @ — cos x If the equation Mdx +Ndy=0 is homogeneous in x and y, then the integrating factor is (Ol aeany @ say (8) Mx+Ny aM _ aN © S-® Lw/807 139. (1 + x)dy — (1 + y*)dx = 0 SD8deaio wy Hole FSS (1) tanly-tan’ xe (2) tanty+tan?x=0 140. y?=4ax vd Siro Heoero cindy, consoddine eS¥oS Sssatw @ yl a2 @ yaa (@) xBery @) xi-_2y 141, Shou xB — y = 2x7 conee 2x ctv, BArSos Hheasdo a @ @) (4) x 1 x 142, SthSdmdv (4D? + 4D + Ly = 0 Gey Soda Ss eT) a + ce yee” (37) 143, 144. 145. 146, & x Smosioio a + y = 0% Ghd, age Sarsod a x.e%8 @ @) -xe™® @) Sboseadn (D? + a”) y = cos ax cindy Bass SSrvod a 2a (@) @) (@) xsin ax 1 D+D+1 - Q) sin x (2) cos x Asinx 3 — cos x @) Co) SOSGoh Mdx + Ndy =0, x, y ocF Sprso word od Shr$o romsin M @ 3) a) (38) 147. The complete solution of the differential |149. : @ et + ce (2) @ @ ? ig a solution of the equation ~2y = 0, ©

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