QUESTIONS WITH SOLUTIONS CSIR UGC NET DECEMBER: 17 given by (2n +1). Then the map f is Su bbut not one-one (injective) Bioneone (injective) but not onto (surjective) 3. both one-one and onto 4- neither one-one nor onto Sol. (2) Correct answer (2) {Zao x22 defined by fen,n) =2” (2n+1) ‘does not exist pre image of 0 (25), C(31) @ sequence of real numbers satistying a, 2 1 and a,..2 a, + 1 for alin 2 1. Then which of the following is necessarily true? 1, The series "" + diverges ” (2) (1,2,4:4,..) is not bounded Phone: 9872311001 e-mail: mathsmim@gmail.gom MIM.- Dedicated To Disseminating Mathematical Knowledge SOLUTIONS FOR MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES: ‘CSIR UGC NET DECEMBER -17 (PART - B) say :. by companison test 5 So, (3) is conrect ans 23. 8(23), B(24), C(30) Let D be a subset of the 1 the assertion: “Every infinite has a subsequence whic This assertion is true It 1. = (0, =) 3.D=[4.1) 01,2) 4.0 ‘Sol. (2) Correct answer (2) Every infinite sequence in D has a subsequence which converges This is true only if Dis compact: ‘Compact set is given only in [0.1] u 13,4) 24, (24), B(23), C(29) Lott (0,..)-1R be uniformly cor 1. tim, f(x) andllim f(x) ex its ut tim f that is exist 3. lim f(x) need not exist but lim f(x) exists 4. neither im f(x) nor lim f(x) need exist ‘Sol. (2) Correct answer (2) {: (0) be uniformly continuous Take f(x) = x Clearty f(x) is uniform But lim f(x) does no So (1) and (8) is rule 0 Result: if 1: (ab) ‘uniformly continuaus on (a,b) lim (2) exists, whe So inthis question tim So (2) is correct and (4) is incorrect. SCO 217, SECTOR 37-C, CHDSOLUTIO! ‘Which among the following are yo tor some a,b.cdeR Sol. (1.23.4) Given dtfeential equation is y- 2am. y-yeO sft) Gomparing (1) with "+ Py + Oy = R Pe -2tanx, Qe, R=O To remove the first derivative from (1), we choose How use? Sussec x Lethe General Solution is y(x)=secx v(x) ‘Substitute the values of y(x), y(x) and y"(x) jn (4) wo got Vi)=0 > vix)=ar+d + yf) = (ax +b) seex For option (1) ; y(0) = (0) = 1 Sanibel 2 ye) = (ee 1) see x x) z)a(143) = Option (1) is correct For option (2) ; yO) = 1. y(0) =-4 a=t,b=1 = y(e) = (1x) see x leh 1h we For option (3): y'(0) = b and y(0) =b = (0) =y(0) Fox option (4) Let ys = (esx +2) soe x and yo= (dix + 02) secx Phone: 987231 1001 MIM-. Dedicated To Disseminating Mathematical Knowledge ‘OR MATHEMATICAL SCIENCE. CSIR UGC NET DECEMBER -17 (PART - C) (ax +b) ys = (0x40) Ys = (ax +b) (6X + 62) = (Ox +4) (dix-+d3) e\=6, c2=d, d; = a. d= b, then equality holds = Option (4) is alse correct Correct options are (1), (2), (3). (4) 94. A(94), (93), C(99) Consider the Lagrange equation (xty)z. Then the as y) jeneral solution of the given equation is (or an arbitrary ‘diferentiable function F for an arbitrary differentiable function F At iN Tet ie = | =O fora arbitrary dilforentiable function f function f Sal. (1,2) Given equation is Oz se ax Oy dx-dy _ dz «. General Solution is F (ci, ¢2) = OFes =f (C2) OF Com E(C3) é r{ ! e-mail:mathsmim@amai.com __ SCO 217, SECTOR S7-C,CHD_ 7SOLUTIONS FOR MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES ‘CSIR UGC NET DECEMBER -17 (PART - B) Ske MIM.- Dedicated To Disseminating Mathematical Knowledge Sol@yiz)=e'se* Sol (2): Given f:2—(Z/4zZ)x(2/62) Now (2) =O=3e' +e" =0 Defined by {(n)=(n mod, n mod) ve =1(0)=(0,0) f(N)=(1.1), 12) 1(5)=(1,5), 7) MQ)=(1 1(11)=(3,5), clearly, (0,3) ¢Image of -. option (1) i incor As all other options are rule ut s.ption (2) is correct answer A(39), 8(38), C(34) Let R be a subring of Q oni Then Taylor series expansion of f about 'z-0'is which of the following is necessarily IQe(hay ats 247424... (iinet can) ‘contains infinitely many. Clearly Rat 3. Ficontains a prime ideal maximal ideal 4. for every maximal ideal (34), C(38) residue field Rim is finite: the cre of radus 2 wth canta at the e complex plane, oriented in the anti- direction. Then the integral oan ie R 2 is subring of @. @has only two Ideals zero Ide = Q willl have finitely many pei So, option (2) is incorect For option (3): @ does not contain any prime ideal which is ‘not maximal idea! So, option (3) is incorrect For option (4): 1 = (0 is Maximal Ideal. But S = Qis notfinite So, option (4) is not c For option (1) Option (1) is true (as are incorrect) NOTE: A subring conte it image of f has exactly 6 elements kemol of { = 242 4___ Phone: 9872311001 e-mail: mathsmim@gmaileom __ SCO 217, SECTOR 37-C, CHDQUESTIONS WITH SOLUTIONS CSIR UGC NET DECEMBER: 17 given by (2n +1). Then the map f is Su bbut not one-one (injective) Bioneone (injective) but not onto (surjective) 3. both one-one and onto 4- neither one-one nor onto Sol. (2) Correct answer (2) {Zao x22 defined by fen,n) =2” (2n+1) ‘does not exist pre image of 0 (25), C(31) @ sequence of real numbers satistying a, 2 1 and a,..2 a, + 1 for alin 2 1. Then which of the following is necessarily true? 1, The series "" + diverges ” (2) (1,2,4:4,..) is not bounded Phone: 9872311001 e-mail: mathsmim@gmail.gom MIM.- Dedicated To Disseminating Mathematical Knowledge SOLUTIONS FOR MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES: ‘CSIR UGC NET DECEMBER -17 (PART - B) say :. by companison test 5 So, (3) is conrect ans 23. 8(23), B(24), C(30) Let D be a subset of the 1 the assertion: “Every infinite has a subsequence whic This assertion is true It 1. = (0, =) 3.D=[4.1) 01,2) 4.0 ‘Sol. (2) Correct answer (2) Every infinite sequence in D has a subsequence which converges This is true only if Dis compact: ‘Compact set is given only in [0.1] u 13,4) 24, (24), B(23), C(29) Lott (0,..)-1R be uniformly cor 1. tim, f(x) andllim f(x) ex its ut tim f that is exist 3. lim f(x) need not exist but lim f(x) exists 4. neither im f(x) nor lim f(x) need exist ‘Sol. (2) Correct answer (2) {: (0) be uniformly continuous Take f(x) = x Clearty f(x) is uniform But lim f(x) does no So (1) and (8) is rule 0 Result: if 1: (ab) ‘uniformly continuaus on (a,b) lim (2) exists, whe So inthis question tim So (2) is correct and (4) is incorrect. SCO 217, SECTOR 37-C, CHDAA ben past r-243) =. By given equation x’p + y%q = (x + yiz S020 yc Which is not true - Options (1), (2), (4) are correct, ‘A(95), 8(92), €(98) Consider the second order PDE i—— =). Then which of aay Oy ee the following are correct ? ‘is hyperbolic ites Bailes) r+): for arbitrary differentiable functions { and g. the general solution is. for arbitrary differentiable functions { and g ‘Sol. (2,3) Given Equation is ‘aay a" oS? 4RT = (2)? ~ 4 (8) (3) Phone: 987231 1001 MIM-. Dedicated To Disseminating Mathematical Knowledge SOLUTIONS FOR MATHEMATICAL SCIENCE. CSIR UGC NET DECEMBER -17 (PART - C) = 4496 100>0 :.Given equation is hyperbolic Now for General ston put D = m and in (60 -200'-30")z=0 = (m' 2m -3) 2 = 8m?-2m-3=0 = 8m*—6me4m—3 «0 = 2m (4m — 3) +1 (4m-3)=0 3-1 =m General Solution is zns(vod}e ets) ‘options (2) and (8) are correct. ‘A(98), B(101), C195) Let Xe(ucC'(0,1] | u(O)=0) and tet 1x. be defined as ((u')? = (uta) Wide. Which of the following are correct ? RE boo 2. 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Then infimum ata unique ue X 6 ___ Phone: 9872311001 e-mail: mathsmim@gmailcom 3. J attains its infimum at exactly two elements u © X 4. J-attains its infimum at infinitely many vex ‘So1.(2) Given functional is By Euler —Langrange x of Bu ath? od (tga = ol au" Sana" +n se" un l= 20) )=0 Su) 90 ui) waxed For u(0) == u(t) => u(x) = 0 Ha)=ferdx=1 = d{u} = 1 (Constant) 2. Jattains its minimum at a ur u(y) =0 :. Option (2) is correct A(A7}, B(46), C(42) Let u (x, t) be @ solution of the subject to the boundary condit lz) 0, 051s T and the ir Us, 0) = 96H), OS x Sm ICH) = UR, T), then which of the following is tue for a suitable kernel k(x, y)? 1. 2c+ [ke pet 3 fece.ypoordy = 4 960+ [ROS a a uO.) =u(z,t)=0 u(x, 0) = 9 (x) U(x, T) =f) ‘Sol.(1) Given equation is ‘$CO 217, SECTOR 37-0, GHD‘Take sequence a, 1 &, o 1 0 1 0 Jimint 0, ={0.0.0,.) R= lim sup lim int a. Also, lim supa_, Clearly RQ +. 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For option (4) : Let A.BEM such that AB=! = [AB] = 1 =/AL/B)= 1 =1A} (Bl € (-1,1) ( JAlis an integral value v Ach} Thus, option (4) is correct. ‘A(75), B(76), C(73) Let A be a 3x3 matrix with real enties, Identify the correct statements. i. 4, If all eigenvalues of A are non-zero then its Giagonalizabie over © (2,3) correct answer (2), (3) O1t Foroption (1): A=|0 0 1 900 isnot diagonalizable e-mail:mathsmim@gmai.com __ SCO 217, SECTOR 37-C, GHDSOLUTIONS FOR MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES BH MIM-. Dedicated To Disseminating Mathematical Knowledge Crea?) DECEMBER -17 (PART - C) CSIR UGC Bl 2 uneee +(A pe fo] fe] = 399-111 497-1244-1 ‘Le! 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Dedicated To Disseminating Mathematical Knowledge reas?) DECEMBER -17 (PART - C) CSIR UGC } IUESTIONS WITH SOLUTIONS IR JET DECEMBER- 17 PART—C fimo, #0 61. (61), B66), C69) = Series is not convergent Which of the following are convergent ? S 62. (62), B(65), C(68) 2 Sn Leta... In21 bea double array of on teal numbers. Define P 1 =. £ 4 = log Laoag Sol. (1) Coect answer (1) Re lineuplinie age S=limsuplimsup a, Which of the following statements are necessarily true? 1S con Se ‘Sol. (1,3,4) correct answer (1), (3) and (4) Given sequence of real numbers is he Page Bapreed bbe la eigen i ) By root —test , Series is divergent liminta fina tinier, ei a ol Teen fim sup a. pat. supa} Use integral —test Clearly liminf a, Slimsupa, Vi 4s “lag Implestim inf a, Slimsupa,, Vine, (By changing of variables and substitution) that implies 1 fe liminf Vinvinf a, & limin€ fim supe = j Lay pa ae Ri imsuptimsupa,, inf a,, $ lim-sap a, =>Hinsupliminga,, Slimsuplimsupq_, RSS So (1), (3). (4) is correct (2) may not hold Phone: 987231 1001 e-mait:mathsmim@amai.com SCO 217, SECTOR G7-C.CHD_ 1SOLUTIONS FOR MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES Ske MIM.- Dedicated To Disseminating Mathematical Knowledge ‘CSIR UGC NET DECEMBER -17 (PART - B) Solution of Heat Equation can be written in the form at integral by using Green's tunction. As if G(xy.t) be the Green's function of given itterent then solution is 49. AlAs), B(54), C%60) There are five empty boxes. Balls are placed independently one after another in randomly selected boxes. The probability that the fourth bail is the first to be placed in an occupied box “(J GJ «G0 ican be placed in any one of the five ‘af choices for 1™ ball-5 be placed in any one of the ‘boxes: ;, ball is to be placed in any one of the occupied boxes: + Number of choices for 4” balle3 +: Required probabitity ees ale ‘59. 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Ov, W) = (wv) for ally, we Re 2. there exists nonzero ve R such that (v, w) = Ofor alle B for all ve R defined by Phone: 9872311001 e-mail: mathsmim@gmailgom MIM.- Dedicated To Disseminating Mathematical Knowledge SOLUTIONS FOR MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES: ‘CSIR UGC NET DECEMBER -17 (PART - B) 1 2i fm seeds atl, = [Wsdvs Qvy43ve) li id yin, +47, + 20 & o(wy)awav my +4 orgy, + 20 Clearly, 9 (v.wle o (wa + option(t) is For option(2): 9 (Vande Oy, bbw). 9 (v0 = 4, (vy, $407) 44; (2, +303) =0 alt mee la 3 2 WjCiy, +4.) +0; 2m, +3w,) =O |: 540 Option (2} s incorrect. For option(3): for ve(vs, Va) 9 (WvVBv =) 460,05 4302 1 Thus, symmetric mati Be) that 9 (v,u)= VBv “option (8) is correct. Fer option (4); it ean be easily verified that ¥ wy ey is not linear + option (4) is incor A(33), B(36), C40) The function 1: C—> C {(2) me" +e" has 4. finitely many zeros 2.no zeros. ly real zeros: BRE nary zeros $CO217, SECTOR37-C,.CHD sg.-are eigen values of A” El ‘a | are eigen valves of A? Clearly, A® is positive definite as | . g Wink 20,4 &, Option (3) is correct For option(4): “Io 0 ForA-|0 -! 0 (mo -1 oO 6 9 Oo =I Exp(pA)-I can't be postive definite tor any Positive integer p option (4) is incorrect, A(79), B(84), C(90) Let 1 be an entire function. Consider Aq[zeCit"(2}=0 for some positive integer n). Then = C, then fis a polynomial fA = C, then fis a constant function [Ais uncountable, then | is a polynomial 4, IEA is uncountable, then f is a constant function Sol. (1,8) For {(2) =2 WYZnO VZEC Le Ax€ fori(z)=z Thus options (2) and (4) are incorrect. Further, if A is uncountable, ie., f"(z) = 0 at uncouniably many points for some positive integer n a1"Zn0 v2E€ [because zeros of a non-constant entire function are countable] 3 Ane ‘Thus if option (3) is correct, than (1) is also correct and vise versa ‘A(60), B(G3), C(89) Let f:C—-C bo a holomorphic function and tet Ube the real part of { and v the imaginary arto! f. Then, for MYER IN Oe Ly) is equal to Phone: 987231 1001 MIM-. Dedicated To Disseminating Mathematical Knowledge SOLUTIONS FOR MATHEMATICAL SCIENCE. CSIR UGC NET DECEMBER -17 (PART - C) (12,34) Let t(z)= uriv As 2) is analytic SW «Uy s Thus f(2) = u.tiv, a) or F(a)= uptivy (2) also, yeu, 1 (z)aurivy And 21'(2) ayjive ®) and Uv, = (2) =vaiv, (4) By(t)s (HG) aude ve Byla), Wa) = uta? By(3), He)’ u teu? By(4), 1 @)/7eu ey? Thus options (1),(2).9} and) (8) are correct (G1), (82), C68) Let p(z) = 2" tan: 2”! + ut @oy where , os apy are complex numbers and let Q(z) = 1 41 24... aoe”, If (p(2)/st for all Zwith [2|-$ 1 then nea F all complex numbers z 4. p(2) is a constant polynomial Sol. (1,2,3) Given p(z)=2"+a.1 * ‘such that |p(2)| $1 vz with |2| <1 This is possible only il p(z}=2" Also Ql2) = +a, ,2bdp qt +... +aye™ Ps Pr)" =24{2) is constant polynomial & lq (z)] $1 Wzwith [jz] s1 Thus, options (1).(2},(3) are correct and (4) is incerrect. ‘A(62), B(81), (67) Let { be a non-constant entire function and lot E be the image of f. Then e-mail:mathsmim@gmai.com __ SCO 217, SECTOR 97-C, GHD26. A(26), B21), C(27) Which of ‘of the following is necessarily true for a function 1: X >? njective, then there exists g : Y ) = y for all ye ¥ then there exists g :¥ = ylorall ye Y nd Let X= be defind as ) =x Clearly {is injective but for any function g:Y¥—-X there does not exists pre image of 2 under -g. For option (2): As {is surjective X —Y for any yeY there exists atleast one ich YX in such a way that gy) = * oN defined by {(x)ex, clearly # is and Y is countable but X is also (ay: Let f: XY defined by Ix)=x -clearly {is surjective and X is uncountable but Yiis also uncountable ‘A(28), B(31), C(25) Let S.= (x (1.4) | sin (x) > 0}. Which ofthe Phone: 9872311001 e-mail: mathsmim@gmail com. MIM.- Dedicated To Disseminating Mathematical Knowledge SOLUTIONS FOR MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES ‘CSIR UGC NET DECEMBER -17 (PART - B) S+0.x] sup(S)=n ,inf(S)=0. Correct answer (3) ‘A(29), B(30), (24) Let Abe a real symm: Bal +iA where r= -1 1. Bis invertible if and 2. all eigenvaiues of B Sol. (4) Since A is real symt ». Eigen values of A af Eigen values of B = (Eigen values of A) Clearly, Eigen values of B are real only if Abas zero eigen values Thus option (2) is incorrect BI =iA = [6 -I| = iA) =|) B-1is invertible only if Ais invertible + option (8) is incorrect Further B is singular if ‘0’ is: = 1 + ia=0 [where ‘a’ is eigen purely real Thus, B is always non-singul invertibie. ‘Thus option (4) is correct and (1 A(30), B(29), C(23) =| ° ie the smallest positive integer n such that A” =1is wW 22 a4 = $CO 217, SECTOR 37-0, GHD& «: option (1) snot correct For option (4): 310 A=|03 1 003 Clearly, al eigenvalues of A are non-zero But Ais not diagonalizable [/ AM of 31 3but GM. of 3'=1] <2, option (4) ig not correct CSIR UGC } () Ma matrk has distinct real eigenvalues thenitis diagonalizable over (HA matrix has distinct eigenvalues thenitis diagonalizable over ‘Thus options (2) and (3) are correct. A(76), B(75), G(72) Let V be the vector space over C of all polynomials in a variable x of degree at most 3. Let D:V--V be the linear operator given by differentiation with respect to x. Let A be the matrix of O with respect to some basis, Which of the following are true ? matrix 2. Aisa dagonalizable matrix rank of Ais 2 canonical form of Ais 0100 oo10 O00) 0000 Sol.(1,4) Let Ba(1,x,x',x°} be the standard basis of V 2 B(t) =0; Dtxjet Dot) = 2x, Dix ad? & Matix of D wrt. basis B= 0100] _|010"2 0} “|0.0 0 3) 000 0) Clearly A is nilpotent [Upper triangular matrix with diagonal entries '0'is nilpotent] option (1) is correct Aliso, A nilpotent matrix is diagonalizabie iit is 2010 matrix “option (2) is incorrect Clearly, plA)=3 0'V in 28.4 Thus, A” is positive definite “option (2) is correct, For option(3): AS @i.dacs.u are eigen values of A 3400. (100), B(98), ©(63) Consider a non-z0r0, real-valued polynomial function p(x) = ao +a:x + aax of degree at most 2) Let yey(x) be a solution of the integral equation pire fyosinir—nat ° Which of the following statements are necessarily correct ? 1. y(e) is a polynomial function of degree <2 BERRIES polynomial tunction of degres “ 3, il a0 and ag + 2a; = 0, then y'(0) = 0 + 2a2 20, theny"(0) =0 Sol. (2,4) Given Integral Equation is y=pts)+[sin(x-1) yer Whore p(x) =a, +ax+ax* Apply Laplace transformation on both sides : Now taking Laptace Inverse on bath sides: YODA ayn! + Fat oa ( way ye = ag +a,x4| a, +22 |x! + hx! 4S ae” te +. (2) is polynomial of degree < 4 +. option (2) is correct Nowil a; #0 and ay+2az=0 Geo then HDG, ta.nt x +o, 6 = (0) =a, 40 Phone: 987231 1001 MIM-. Dedicated To Disseminating Mathematical Knowledge SOLUTIONS FOR MATHEMATICAL SCIENCE. CSIR UGC NET DECEMBER -17 (PART - C) = options (2) and (4) are correct. ‘A(101), B(98), C(82) Let @ be the solution of the integral equation dois) for 'otydy =: Osx 51, ThEN Sol. (1,3) Given Integral Equation is 1 en yee fe oly) d= 2. (0) = 200-8 4. pit) =22-80" ox) =2x° +2 fe" yrdy = ox) = 2x? + B0"(100"*- 4) =30(0) = 20e"- 8 and 91) «22-8e =. options (1) and (3) are correct e-mail:mathsmim@amaiicom __ SCO 217, SECTOR S7-C,CHD_ 9.400. (100), B(98), ©(63) Consider a non-z0r0, real-valued polynomial function p(x) = ao +a:x + aax of degree at most 2) Let yey(x) be a solution of the integral equation pire fyosinir—nat ° Which of the following statements are necessarily correct ? 1. y(e) is a polynomial function of degree <2 BERRIES polynomial tunction of degres “ 3, il a0 and ag + 2a; = 0, then y'(0) = 0 + 2a2 20, theny"(0) =0 Sol. (2,4) Given Integral Equation is y=pts)+[sin(x-1) yer Whore p(x) =a, +ax+ax* Apply Laplace transformation on both sides : Now taking Laptace Inverse on bath sides: YODA ayn! + Fat oa ( way ye = ag +a,x4| a, +22 |x! + hx! 4S ae” te +. (2) is polynomial of degree < 4 +. option (2) is correct Nowil a; #0 and ay+2az=0 Geo then HDG, ta.nt x +o, 6 = (0) =a, 40 Phone: 987231 1001 MIM-. Dedicated To Disseminating Mathematical Knowledge SOLUTIONS FOR MATHEMATICAL SCIENCE. CSIR UGC NET DECEMBER -17 (PART - C) = options (2) and (4) are correct. ‘A(101), B(98), C(82) Let @ be the solution of the integral equation dois) for 'otydy =: Osx 51, ThEN Sol. (1,3) Given Integral Equation is 1 en yee fe oly) d= 2. (0) = 200-8 4. pit) =22-80" ox) =2x° +2 fe" yrdy = ox) = 2x? + B0"(100"*- 4) =30(0) = 20e"- 8 and 91) «22-8e =. options (1) and (3) are correct e-mail:mathsmim@amaiicom __ SCO 217, SECTOR S7-C,CHD_ 9.EERE open set 2.ENIziz\et} isemply since 'isnon-constant entire function <, Enimage off is either C or C-fa)(acc Glearly.£ is open and unbounded set ‘Also,EN(2: [zl<1) #0 EAR +0 ‘Thus, options (1) and (3) are correct and (2).4) are incorrect. A(84), B(79), C(85) Let G be a finite abelian group and abeG with orderta) = m, order(b) =n. Which of the fotlowing are necessarily ue ? 4, order (ab) = mn order (ab) = lem{m.n) ‘element of G whose order is Jem (m,n) 4 order (ab)=gedim.n) = [1,-1} under muitipication Lola = -1,b=-1 So, Ofa) = 2 =m, O(b) Then ab = (+1). (-t)=1 =O fab) = O(1) = which is not equal to mun, god (myn), kom (mn) ie. Ofab)= 144522 442 gcd (2,2) 142 lem (2,2) ‘So, options (1), (2) and (4) are not correct ‘So, option (3) is correct A(85), B(90), C(84) ‘Which of the following rings are principal ideal domains (PIDs) 7 WE. 2 2 3. OXY] YeX? + 1,¥> ‘Sol. (1,4) For option (1): seers = 210 Zfjis an EO. [3amapd: Zi}0 +2" v {0} defined as {a+ ib) = a+b ‘such that it follows two conditions: (1) dl(a +B) (c+ie)) 2 d (a+ ib) Phone: 987231 1001 MIM- Dedicated To Disseminating Mathematical Knowledge FOR MATHEMATICAL SCIENCE. CSIR UGC NET DECEMBER -17 (PART - C) Vasidjc+ide Z[] 2) ¥asibe Zi, e+id eZH\ (0). 3q=q tig: f= ty its €Z{] such that arib=(c+id)q+t, t= 0or di Z{]is PD. So, option (1) is correct For Option (2) : Z[K] is fot PID Jan Ideal | ~ <2, X> of 2[X] which is ot generated by single element, ie., itis not principle Ideal = Zkjis nota P.LD, So, option (2) is not correct. For option (3): WCDKY]is a PD. Then SX = exp is a field —— ete ___aneta) which is wrong (as polynomial ring can never be field) So, option (3) is not correct For Option (4); Ro. Since C is field and every feldis P.LD. ab is Po. aes So, option (4) is correct A(86), B(89), C(83) For any prime number p, let A, be the set of integers dé{1.2,....999} such that the Power of p inthe prime factorisation of dis, odd. Then the cardinality of is 250 2. Asis 160 124 82 Sol. (1,354) ‘A, = The number of multiples of ’p” from. 110999 - The number of muliples of p? from 110999 + The number of multiples af p? trom 110.999 ~ The number of multipies of p* trom 1 to 999 and so on The number of muliples of from 1 t0 is given by’ 4). where [represents the greatest integer function For option (1) e-mail: mathsmim@amaicom __ SCO 217, SECTOR S7-C,CHD_ 5MIM.- Dedicated To Disseminating Mathematical Knowledge SOLUTIONS FOR MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES ‘CSIR UGC NET DECEMBER -17 (PART - B) 40. A(40}, B(37), C(33) Let A be a connected open subset of R®. The number of continuous surjective functions from Ain) wis: 3.2 4.notfinite -Y is continuous, then imag d subset of X is connected ‘SoL(3) Given Equation is ted open subset of I But @ = au os baa ty. ee ou oxdy iets G-pyteay+t x 1.x = 1 is the only singular point is the only singular point 1 are singular points xX = Onor x = 1 are singular points Now S?—- asia feo eay4 =4(e een SATs 0 it ey st 2. SAAT > Oil (&, ype DE differential equation is «Option (2) is correct L A(43), B(42), C(46) The set of real numbers > { boundary value problem 0) 0, y= = 0 has nontvivial a1" xa ng) why PCY + 8) =. an) 5 a@ oe in is a positive integer} Integer) 4.R ‘Sol.{3) Given differential equation is 2 yO) =0, (2) =0 This is a Sturm-Liou em x. Eigenvalues of countable = Options (1) and (4) Now if k= a7 (a= 0) =0 af S10 + ep yd ay = Now for y(0) = 0 => C and y(2) = 0 = C. sin (6 2 a) and lat D® be its = it Co # 0, then sin ( complement in the plane. The partial differential equation . option (3) is correct Phone: 9872311001 e-mail: mathsmim@gmailgom __SCQ.217, SECTOR 37-C. CHD 55