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MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES
PAPER II
  
1. A fluid element has a velocity v   y 2 xi  2 yx2 j . 5. If a function f : ( a, a) \ {0}  (0,  ) satisfies

 1   1 
The motion at ( x, y )   , 1 is lim  f ( x)   2 , then
 2  x 0  f ( x ) 

(A) rotational and incompressible. (A) lim f ( x)  0 .

x 0
(B) rotational and compressible.
(C) irrotational and compressible. (B) lim f ( x )  1 .
x 0
(D) irrotational and incompressible.
(C) lim f ( x)  2 .
x 0

2. If  is an estimator of   1 such that
 5  5 (D) lim f ( x) does not exist.
P (     1)  1  n 2 and P (     n  1)  n 2 , then x 0


(A)  is not consistent

(B)  is consistent and MSE  0 as n  .
6. Let S  ci  be an infinite orthonormal set in an

(C)  is consistent but MSE  0 as n  . incomplete inner product space V. If S is complete, then
 n
(D)  is consistent but MSE   as n  .
(A) lim || x    x, ci  ci ||  0  x  V
n 
i 1
3. Force of mortality at age x,  x is 
(B) || x ||   |  x, ci  |  x  V
2 2
1 d lx i 1
(A) .
l x dx
(C) for any x, y  V ,  x, ci    y, ci 
d lx
(B) i x y
dx

(C) 
d lx (D)  x, y  V ,  x, y    x, ci  ci , y
dx i 1

1 dl
(D)  . x
lx dx

7. Suppose X 1 , X 2 , ..., X n are iid Cauchy (0, 1)

4. Consider the dihedral group
D4  {e, r , r 2 , r 3 , f , rf , r 2 f , r 3 f } variables. Which of the following is not ancillary?

with r 4  e  f 2 and rf  f r 1 (A) Max ( X , ..., X )  Min ( X , X , ..., X )

1 n 1 2 n

Then the product r3 f r1 f 1 r3 fr corresponds to (B) Min ( X1 , ..., X n )  X

(A) f
Max ( X1, ..., X n )  Min ( X1 , X 2 , ..., X n )
(B) rf (C)
| Max ( X1, ..., X n )  Min ( X1 , X 2 , ..., X n ) |
(C) r 2 f
(D) X | X |
(D) r 3 f
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8. Trend value of a time series of each time point is
not available in use of the method of
12. The subspace ( x, y ) | y  e x  of the usual
2
topological space  is homeomorphic to
(A) graphical
(A) Unit circle
(B) least squares
(B) Q
(C) moving averages
(C) 
(D) None of the above
(D)  – Q

9. If  X ,Y is the correlation between X and Y, the 13. The number of positive integers between
correlation between U and V, when U = a + cX and 1 and 1000 which are divisible neither by 2 nor by 5 is
V = b – dY (a, b, c, d > 0) is (A) 100
(A)  X ,Y (B) 300

ab (C) 200
(B) cd  X ,Y
(D) 400
cd  14. A second degree polynomial regression of y on x
(C) c d X ,Y
was fitted based on A pairs of (xi, yi) values. The following
actual and fitted values are obtained
(D)   X ,Y
i 1 2 3 4
10. Consider a one-way ANOVA set up with 5
treatments. However, after scrutiny, it was found that all yi 3 7 9 11
observations were multiplied wrongly by 10 and obtained

SS (Treatment) = 7·50 and SS(Error) = 3·25. If Fc and Yi 5 6 7 *
Fw are the F values based on the correct and wrong set
of observations, respectively, then
However, Ŷ4 was missing. Then
(A) Fw = 10Fc 
(A) nothing can be said about the value of Y4
(B) Fw = Fc based on these

(C) Fw < Fc (B) Y4 = 10

(D) Fw = 102Fc (C) Y4 = 11

(D) Y4 = 12
 1 
11. The zeros of the function f  z   sin   are 15. The equation of Cauchy stress quadratic at
1 z 
given by, 1 0 0
P( x1 , x2 , x3 ) for a state stress (ij )   0 2 0  is
1  0 0 3
(A) zn  , n  1,  2, ...  
n
(A) 5 x12  2 x2 2  3 x3 2 = constant
1
(B) zn  1  , n  1,  2, ...
n (B) x12  2 x2 2  2 x32 = constant
1
(C) zn  1  , n  1,  2, ... (C) 2 x12  2 x2 2  3 x3 2 = constant
n

1 (D) x12  2 x2 2  3 x32 = constant

(D) zn  n  , n  1,  2, ...
n (where symbols have their usual meaning)
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16. Consider literacy rate estimation in a certain 19. Consider the boundary value problem
locality. The investigator wants the estimation error to be u xx  u yy  0, x (0, ), y  (0, ) ,

at most 2% with at least 90% confidence. What will be u ( x, 0)  u ( x, )  u (0, y )  0 .

the minimum sample size (rounded to the next integer) Any solution of this boundary value problem is of
the form
for the study?

(A) 625 (A)  a n sinh nx sin ny
n 1
(B) 1200 

(C) 97
(B)  a n cosh nx sin ny
n 1
(D) 59 
(C)  a n sinh nx cos ny
n 1

17. The relation between standarized death rate and (D)  a n cosh nx cos ny
n 1
crude death rate of a region A is (STDR)A = Ĉ (CDR)A.
Here the expression of the adjustment factor Ĉ with the
usual notation is

 mx Px   Px
s s A
(A)
 Px  mx Px
s s A

20. If X i , i  1(1)5 are iid observation from a N (, 1)

 
A s A
mx Px Px 5
(B) 
 Px
s

s A
mx Px distribution,  Xi is observed as 25. If it is known that
i 1

 mx Px   Px
A s A   0 , then maximum likelihood estimate  satisfies
(C) 
 Px  mx Px
s A A
(A)   5
(D) None of the above 
(B)   2

(C)   1
18. Consider the following statements: 
(D)   0
S1 : Every monotone function on [a, b] is of
bounded variation on [a, b].
S2 : Every continuous function on [a, b] is of
bounded variation on [a, b].
S3 : Every function of bounded variation on
[a, b] is absolutely continuous on [a, b].
S4 : Every absolutely continuous function on
[a, b] is a function of bounded variation on 3 y
21. x log   is a homogeneous function of x and
[a, b]. x
Then, y of degree
(A) only S1 and S2 are correct. (A) 0
(B) only S1 and S3 are correct. (B) 1
(C) only S1 and S4 are correct. (C) 2
(D) only S2 and S4 are correct. (D) 3
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22. State which of the following is not correct.
(A) Point transformations are also canonical
transformation.
(B) Contact transformations are canonical
transformations in extended phase space.
(C) Gauge transformations are canonical
transformation.
(D) Under canonical transformation Hamiltonian
equations need not be invarient.
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25. A nonconstant entire function
(A) has at least one zero in  .
(B) cannot have finite number of real zeros.
(C) cannot have countable number of zeros in a
bounded region of  .
(D) cannot have uncountable number of zeros
in  .

26. Consider the optimization problem,

Maximize z  2 x1  x1 x2  3 x2
subject to x12  x2  3 .
23. Suppose E ( y1 )  E ( y2 )   ,
Then Global maximum of z
Var ( y1 )  5 2 , Var ( y2 )  2 2 13 .
(A) is equal to
2
Cov ( y1 , y2 )   2 .
(B) is equal to
19 .
Which of the following is BLUE of  ? 43
(C) occurs at more than one point.
y  y2
(A) 1
2 (D) does not exist.

y y 
(B)  1  2 
 5 2   15  12 
2 y1  3 y2
(C)
5 27. The equation of the circular hellix is
y1  4 y2 (A) x  a cos t , y  b sin t , z  ct
(D)
5
(B) x  a cos t , y  a sin t , z  bt
2
(C) x  a cos t , y  a sin t , z  ct
(D) x  a cos t , y  b sin t , z  c
where a, b, c are constants.

24. In control chart for fraction defective for varying

subgroup sizes, the control limits in standardized method is
p(1  p) p (1  p ) 28. Among the designs CRD, RBD, LSD
(A) LCL  p  3 ni
,UCL  p  3
ni
(A) only CRD is orthogonal.
(B) LCL  p  3 p(1  p),UCL  p  3 p(1  p) (B) only RBD is orthogonal.
(C) LCL = –3, UCL = 3 (C) only LSD is orthogonal.
(D) None of the above (D) all are orthogonal.
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29. Suppose y1 , y2 , y3 are iid observations from 33. The complete graph of n vertices contains two
edge disjoint spanning tree if and only if
N ( 1  2 , 1) distribution. Then
(A) n < 3
(A) ML estimator of 1 is Y1 . (B) n  4
(C) n < 4
(B) ML estimator of 2 is Y .
(D) n  3
(C) The family of distribution is not identifiable.

(D) 2 and 1 are separately estimable by the

method of moments.

34. If N is the incidence matrix of a symmetric BIBD

(v = b, r = k,  ), which of the following is not true?

30. Let G be a commutative group of order 202. Then (A) (r –  ) is always a perfect square.
the number of element(s) of order 2 in G is
(B) N N  (r   ) I v   1 1
(A) 1 
(C) |N| is any positive real number.
(B) 2
(C) 4 (D) NN   (r   ) I v   1 1

(D) 101

35. State which of the following is correct:

31. Let A be a 3 × 3 matrix with real entries such that
det (A) = 6 and the trace of A is 0. If det (A + I) = 0 where (A) Derived sets in a topological space are closed.
I denotes the 3 × 3 identity matrix, then the eigenvalues (B) Derived set of a subset of  (real line) under
of A are usual topology is closed.
(A) –1, 2, 3 (C) Closed subsets of a compact topological space
(B) –1, 2, –3 are not compact.

(C) 1, 2, –3 (D) Compact subsets of a Hausdorff space are

not closed.
(D) –1, –2, 3

32. Let E be a subset of  . Then cos(e z )

(A) if E is Lebesgue measurable then E is a Borel
36. The value of the integral  z
dz is given
| z |1
set.
by
(B) if E is not a Borel set then E is Lebesgue
measurable. (A) 2i cos(e)
(C) if E is a Borel set then E is Lebesgue (B) i cos(1)
measurable.
(C) 2i sin(e)
(D) If E is a Borel set then E is not Lebesgue
measurable. (D) i  ei  e i 
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37. Which of the following statements is not true
( z  ) ?
(A)  z n and  z n2 have the same radius of
n
convergence.
(B)  z n converges nowhere on the boundary of
the disk of convergence.
(C)  z n2 converges everywhere on the
n (C) y  x 3
boundary of the disk of convergence.
(D)  z n converges everywhere on the boundary
of the disk of convergence.
38. Let x1 and x2 be two real numbers. Then which
of the following is a convex set?
(A) X 1  ( x1 , x2 ) : x12  x2 2  16
(B) X 2  ( x1 , x2 ) : x2 2  4 x1 
(C) X 3  ( x1 , x2 ) : x1x2  4
(D) X 4  ( x1, x2 ) : x1  5, x2  3
39. Let (X, S, ) be an arbitrary signed measure space.
Then
(A) (X, S, ) may not admit a Hahn decomposition.
(B) (X, S, ) admits a Hahn decomposition.
(C)  may not admit a Jordan decomposition.
(D)  admits a Jordan decomposition which is
not necessarily unique.
40. Let X1, X2, X3, X4 be independent N(0, 1) random
variables. The distribution of Y = X1 X2 – X3 X4 is
(A) Logistic
(B) Cauchy
(C) Normal
(D) Laplace
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41. Which of the following curve can give an
extremum of the functional,

J ( y ( x ))   ( y 2  12 xy ) dx ,
0
dy
y (0)  0, y (1)  1, y   ?
dx
(A) y  x 2
(B) y  2 x 2
(D) y  2 x3
42. A characteristic number  and the corresponding
characteristic function  ( x ) of the homogeneous
Fredholm integral equation with Kernel
 
K ( x , t )  x (t  1), 0  x  t are
t ( x  1), t  x  1
(A)     2 ,  ( x )  sin  x
(B)    2 2 ,  ( x )  sin 2 x
(C)   2 2 ,  ( x )  cos  x
(D)    2 ,  ( x )  cos 2 x
43. In a primal problem, the 4th constraint is an
equation and the 3rd variable is unrestricted in sign. Then
the nature of the 4th dual variable and the 3rd dual
constraint will be respectively
(A) unrestricted in sign and equation.
(B) non-negative and equation.
(C) non-negative and inequation.
(D) unrestricted in sign and inequation.
44. Total number of zeros of the function
f ( z )  z 4  5 z  1 within the annulus 1  | z |  2 is
(A) 1
(B) 2
(C) 3
(D) 4
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45. Which of the following is not correct? 48. If M and N be two smooth functions from 2 to  ,
then the form “Mdx + Ndy” is exact if and only if which
(A) Bounded operators defined on normed linear
of the following is/are true?
spaces are continuous.
(i)  a smooth function f such that Mdx + Ndy = f
(B) Compact operators need not be a completely
continuous operator. (ii) M  N for all x and y
y x
(C) Identity operator is not always continuous.
  
(D) Identity operator is always continuous. (iii) curl ( Mi  Nj )  0

(A) (i) and (ii)

(B) (i) and (iii)
(C) (ii) and (iii)
46. Consider a finite population U  {1, 2, 3} with (D) (i), (ii) and (iii)
p ({1, 2})  1 ,
2

p ({1, 3})  1 , p ({2, 3})  1 .

4 4

Then which of the following is not true?

3 3
x3 dxdy numerically by
(A) 1  3 4
49. On evaluating  y
1 1
Simpson’s 1 rd rule one would get the value
3
(B)  2  3 4
(A) 26
3
(C) 1   2   3  1 100
(B)
9
(D) 1   2   3  2 (C) 20
9
[  k : first order inclusion probability of the k-th (D) 200
9
unit]

47. The partial differential equation of the set of all

right circular cones whose axes coincide with z-axis is 50. Let  An  be a sequence of events such that

z z  { a , b , c , d } , if n is odd
(A) x  y An  
x y .
{b , d , e , f } , if n is even
z z Then which of the following is correct?
(B) y  x
x y
(A) limAn  lim An
2 2 z  y2 2 z
(C) x (B) lim An  {b, c, d , e, f }
x 2 y 2
(C) lim An  {b , d }
2 2 z  x2 2 z
(D) y (D) nlim An doesn’t exist.
x 2 y 2 
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51. In the group of all invertible 4 × 4 matrices with
entries in the field of three elements, any Sylow
55. Let  X n  n  0 be a branching process with
3-subgroup has cardinality X 0  1 and P  s  be the probability generating function
(A) 3
of X1 . Let Yn  X1  X 2  ...  X n be the total number of
(B) 81
individuals up to the nth generation and H n  s  be the
(C) 243
probability generating function of Yn . Then H n1  s  is
(D) 729
(A) sH n  s 

(B) sP  H n  s  
52. Let  and  be two positive real numbers. If the
number of optimal solutions of the LPP
P  Hn  s 
max z  x   y (C)
s
subject to
Hn  s 
3x  4 y  7 (D)
s2
x  y  20
x  0, y  0 56. Let F(x) be a distribution function (d.f.) given by
is infinite, then which of the following is possible?
0 , x  0
(A)  = 3,  = 4  
F  x   1 1 
 2  2 1  e  , x  0.
 x
(B)  = 4,  = 3
(C)  = 3,  = 3
3 Then which of the following is correct?
(D)  = ,  = 2
2 (A) F is a discrete d.f.
(B) F is a continuous d.f.
53. Suppose X is distributed with PDF (C) F is a mixture of d.f.s

f ( x)  e x ,    x  . (D) None of the above statement is correct.

(1  e  x )2
57. The number of subfields of a field of cardinality
Then P{X – X = 0} equals is
3100
(A) 0 (A) 3
(B) 1 (B) 9
(C) 1 (C) 25
2
(D) 100
(D) 1
4
58. Which of the following statement is not true?
(A) Every Euclidean ring is a unique factorization
54. A three unit parallel system has independent domain.
components with reliabilities 0·2, 0·3 and 0·4 respectively. (B) Every unique factorization domain is an
Then the reliability of the system is Euclidean ring.
(A) 0·024 (C) Every integral domain can be embeded in a
(B) 0·336 field.
(C) 0·664 (D) Ring of polynomials F[x], where F is a field,
(D) 0·886 is a principal ideal ring.
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59. The Lagrangion L of a dynamical system is 63. Let L { y (t )} denote the Laplace transformation
L  q12  q22  K1q12 and p1 , p2 are the generalised
o o
t
momenta corresponding to the generalised coordinates of y (t ) and  y ( x ) y (t  x) dx  16 sin(4t ) . Then
q1 , q2 (with K1 , a constant). Then the Hamiltonian H is 0

given by L { y (t )} is given by

(A) H  p12  p2 2  K1q12 (A) 

8
p2  42
(B) H   p12  p22   K1q12
1
2 18
(B)
(C) H  4  p12  p2 2   K1q12 p 2  42

4p
(D) H   p12  p22   K1q12
1 (C) 
4 p 2  42

(D)  4
60. If the P value of a test is 0·02, then p2  42

(A) it must be rejected at 1% level of where p is the transformed variable.

significance.
(B) it cannot be rejected at 5% level of
significance.
(C) it must be accepted at 1% level of
significance.
(D) it is rejected at 5% level of significance.
64. The rate of convergence of the interation process
 x 2
61. For the first order auto-regressive series xn1  1 xn  6  3a2  n  if xn  a is
8  xn a 
Ut 1  a. U t  t 1 ,| a |  1, where t ’s are independent  
with zero mean, then the correlogram is (A) 2
(A) ak (B) 3
(B) a k (C) 1
1 (D) 4
(C) a k
1

(D) a k

62. For a symmetric distribution, which of the

following is not necessarily true?
(A) Mean = Median 65. If E   is uncountable, then
(B) Mean = Median = Mode (A) E has no limit point.
(C) First and third quartiles are equidistant from (B) E has countably many limit points.
median.
(C) E has uncountably many limit points.
(D) First and third quartiles are equidistant from
mean. (D) E has finitely many limit points.
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66. Let f : [0, 1]  (0, 1) be a continuous function 69. Let X i , i  1(1) n be iid Poisson ( ) variables. If

and f n ( x)   f ( x)  for all n  . Then

n
T  X 2  X , then
n
(A) { f n } converges to f pointwise but not (A) T is MVUE of 2 and attains Crammer-Rao
uniformly. lower bound.

(B) { f n } converges to f uniformly. (B) T is not MVUE of 2 and attains Crammer-

Rao lower bound.
1 1
(C) lim
n 
 f n ( x )dx   f ( x )dx . (C) T is MVUE of 2   and attains Crammer-
0 0 Rao lower bound.
1
(D) T is MVUE of 2.
(D) lim
n 
 f n ( x)dx  0 .
0

70. A solution (upto third approximation) of the

dy
equation  y  x such that y  1 when x  0 by
dx
67. Let T1 be the topology generated by the family of Picard’s process of successive approximation is
all open disks on 2 and let T2 be the topology generated 3 4 5
by the family of all open squares on  2. Then (A) y  1  x  x 2  x  x  x
3 12 120
(A) T1 and T2 are non-comparable. 3 4
(B) y  1  x  x 2  x  x
(B) T1 is strictly smaller than T2. 3 24
3
(C) T2 is strictly smaller than T1 (C) y  1  x  x 2  x
6
(D) T1 = T2
2 3
(D) y  1  x  x  x
2 6

68. Suppose X1 , ..., X n are iid observations from 71. If μ̂ and ̂ are the maximum likelihood estimators
Bernoulli ( ) distribution. If it is known apriori that of μ and  based on a random sample of size N from
1    2 , then expected Fisher information, N p  μ,   , then
3 3 I ( )

based on n observations is (A) μ̂ and ̂ are unbiased estimators of μ and

 respectively.
 (1  )
(A) I ( ) 
n (B) μ̂ is unbiased for μ where as ̂ is not
(B) I ( ) 
n unbiased for  .
(1  )
(C) ̂ is unbiased for  where as μ̂ is not
(C) I ( )  9 n unbiased for μ .
2
(D) not defined (D) None of the above statement is correct.
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72. The eigenvalues  of the integral equation 75. Let {xn } be a sequence of real numbers. Then
2
lim xn exists if and only if
y ( x )    sin ( x  t ) y (t ) dt are n 
0
(A) lim x2 n and lim x2n 1 exist.
(A) 1 , 1 n  n
2 2
(B) lim x2 n and lim x2 n  2 exist.
(B) 1 ,  1 n  n 
 
(C)  ,   (C) lim x2 n , lim x2 n  1 and lim x3n exist.
n  n  n
(D) 2 ,  2
 
(D) lim x3n and lim x2n exist.
n  n 

dz
73. The solution of the initial value problem
76. The value of  z ( z  i) , where C : z  3i  1 , is
C
 2 u  4  2 u , t  0,    x    satisfying the
t 2 x 2 (A) i

u ( x, 0)  0 (B)  i
conditions u ( x, 0)  x, is
t
(C) 2i
(A) x
(B) 2x (D) 0

2
(C) x
2
77. Zero opportunity cost in the optimal transportation
(D) 2t table for a non-basic variable indicates
(A) unbounded solution.
(B) no feasible solution.
(C) degenerate solution.
74. For what value of K, the function (D) the existence of alternative optimal solution.
1
 sin ( xy  2)
 1 , ( x, y )  (1, 2)
 tan (3xy  6)
f ( x, y )   78. Suppose 6 observations 5·1, 5·6, 7·8, 8·1, 9·2 and
K ( x, y )  (1, 2)
 10·3 are available from a continuous population indexed

is continuous at (1, 2)? by F ( x  ) . A level 0·05 sign test for H 0 :   0 against
H1 :   0 rejects the null hypothesis if number of positive
1
(A) observations is either at least 5 or at most 1. Then a
2
1 confidence interval of  with confidence coefficient at
(B)
3 least 95% (but less than 100%) is
1 (A) [5·6, 9·2)
(C)
4 (B) [5·6, 10·3)
3 (C) [5·1, 9·2)
(D)
4 (D) [5·1, 10·3)
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Z 82. Let X1, X2, X3, X4 be independent and identically
79. Let Fp denote the field pZ , where p is a prime
distributed random variables with probability density
and Z is the set of integers. Let Fp [ x ] be the associated function
polynomial ring. Then which of the following ring(s)
1 , 0  x  1
is/are field? f  x  
0 , otherwise.
(i) F5 [ x ] / [ x 2  x  1] If X (4) and X (1) are order statistics, then
(ii) F2 [ x ] / [ x3  x  1]

E X  4  X 1 
(iii) F3 [ x] / [ x3  x  1]
3
(A) Both (i) and (ii) (A) 5

(B) Both (ii) and (iii) 1

(B)
5
(C) Both (i) and (iii)
10
(D) All of the above (C)
7
5
(D) 8

80. Which of the following matrices is a Jordan

block?
2 1 0
(A)  0 2 1 
0 0 7
  83. Based on a single observation X, consider testing

3 0 0 H 0 : X ~ p0 ( x ) against H1 : X ~ p1 ( x ) , where
(B)  0 3 1 
0 0 3 x p0 ( x ) p1 ( x )
 

4 1 0 –1 0·02 0·03
(C)  0 4 1  0 0·03 0·07
 0 0 4
 
1 0·45 0·03
 3 1 0 2 0·03 0·07
(D)  0 3 0 
 0 0 3
  3 0·02 0·50
4 0·02 0·10
5 0·03 0·05
| x|
81. The Fourier transform of f ( x )  e is 6 0·02 0·05

2 1 7 0·03 0·03
(A)  K2  4 8 0·30 0·02
 1 9 0·05 0·05
(B) 2 K2  4 Then the number of non-randomized size 0·05
tests for the above problem is
 1
(C) 2 K 2 1 (A) 

2 1 (B) 12
(D)  K 2 1 (C) 17
(where K is the transform variable) (D) 10
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87. Let A = { z   :  z – 2+ z + 1 3}. Then

84. Let A~W p  n,   , A and  are partitioned as
(A) A is a bounded, closed subset of  .
 A11 A12   12 
A  and    11  respectively, (B) A is an unbounded proper subset of  .
A A22  
 21  21 22 
(C) A =  .
where A11 and 11 are matrices of order q × q, q < p.
(D) A is an unbounded subset of  which is not
Which of the following statement is correct? closed.

(A) A12 ~ W p  q  n, 12 

88. If f is a real valued function which is continuous
on  and satisfies
(B) A11·2  A11  A12 A22 A21 ~ Wq  n, 11·2 
1

 x  y  f ( x)  f ( y)
where 11·2  1
11  12  22  21
f   x, y  , f (0)  1
 2  2
and f (0)  2 , then f (2) is equal to
(C) A11 ~ Wq  n,  22 
(A) 2
(D) None of the above statement is correct.
(B) 0
(C) 5
(D) 3
85. If the Hamiltonian of a dynamical system is given
by H  p1 q1  p2 q2  aq12  bq2 2 where a and b are 89. For a non-homogenous Poisson process

constants, then
p2  bq2
is  N  t  , t  0 , the correlation coefficient between N(s)
q1
and N(t) for s < t is
(A) a function of q1 only. s
(A) t
(B) a function of q1 and q2 .
s
(B)
(C) a constant. t
(C) st
(D) a function of p1 , q1 , p2 , q2 .
(D) st

90. Which of the following is/are correct?

86. The norm of the linear functional f defined on (i) Centre of special linear group SLn (3) is a cyclic
0 1 group.
C [–1, 1] by f ( x)   x(t ) dt   x (t )dt is (ii) Order of centre of complex special orthogonal
1 0
(A) 0 group SO3 (n) is 2.
(B) 1 (iii) SLn (3) / Z , Z is the set of integers, is simple.
(C) 2 (iv) SOn (3) / Z , Z is the set of integers, is simple.
(D) 3
(A) Only (i) and (ii)
where C [–1, 1] denotes the Banach space of all (B) Only (iii) and (iv)
real valued continuous functions x(t ) on [–1, 1] with (C) Only (i) and (iv)
norm given by || x ||  max | x(t ) | .
t[ 1, 1] (D) All of the above
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91. Which of the following is not a characteristic 95. Let A be a 2 × 2 real matrix such that trace of
function? A is 5 and determinant of A is 6. Then the eigenvalues of
the matrix A2 – 2A + I2 (where I2 is 2 × 2 identity matrix)
1 are
(A) cos ht
(A) 1, 4
(B) cos t (B) 2, 3
2
(C) 1  cos t (C) 5, 6
(D) 11, 30

|t|
(D) e ,0    2.

92. Let X be a non-negative integer-valued random

variable satisfying the condition
P  X  m  1| X  m   P  X  1
for every non-negative integer m.   
96. Let R  a a | a   . Then with respect to usual
aa
Then the distribution of X is addition and multiplication of matrices R forms a(an)

(A) Exponential (A) Noncommutative Ring without identity.

(B) Poisson (B) Commutative Ring with identity but not an
integral domain.
(C) Geometric
(C) Integral domain but not a field.
(D) Binomial
(D) Field.

93. Solution of the Cauchy problem u x  xu y  0

with u (0, y )  sin y is

 1
(A) u ( x, y )  sin y  x 2
2 
(B) u ( x, y )  sin  x  y 
1 2 97. For a positive integer n, let Pn denote the space of
2
all polynomials p ( x ) with coefficients in  such that
(C) u ( x, y )  sin  xy  
1 deg  p( x )   n and let Bn denote the standard basis of
2
Pn given by Bn  {1, x, x 2 , ..., xn } . If T : P3  P4 is the
(D) u ( x, y )  sin  xy  
1
linear transformation defined by
2
x
T  p ( x )   x 2 p( x )   p(t ) dt and A  ( aij )
94. Let f be a real-valued continuous function on  . 0
is the 5 × 4 matrix of T with respect to the
Let A  {x   | 2  f ( x)  5} , B = Q and C be the
standard bases B3 and B4 , then
Cantor ternary set. Then
3 7
(A) A, B, C all are Borel sets. (A) a32  and a33 
2 3
(B) only A is a Borel set, but B, C are not Borel 3
sets. (B) a32  2 and a33  0

(C) only A, B are Borel sets, but C is not a Borel 7

(C) a32  0 and a33 
set. 3

(D) none of the A, B, C is a Borel set. (D) a32  0 and a33  0

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 2u  2 y  2 u  4 x  2 u  0 99. The degree of splitting field of f ( x)  x 4  2

98. The nature of xy is
x 2 y 2 over Q(set of rationals) is

(A) parabolic on the parabola y 2  4 x in the (A) 8

xy-plane (B) 2

(B) elliptic outside the parabola y 2  4 x in the (C) 4

xy-plane. (D) 6

(C) hyperbolic inside the parabola y 2  4 x in

the xy-plane. 100. Let V be a vector space of all 4 × 4 real matrices
(D) parabolic everywhere in the xy-plane. and T : V   be a map, defined by
T(A) = trace A, A  V .
Then
(A) T is not a linear map.
(B) T is a linear map and dim (Ker T) = 8.
(C) T is a linear map and dim (Im T) = 1.
(D) T is a linear map and dim (Ker T) = 16.
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