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RMK ENGINEERING COLLEGE

RSM NAGAR, KAVARAIPETTAI – 601 206

Department of Science and Humanities


Model Examination March 2021
Student Name: Branch: Date:
Register No. : Duration:1 Hr
Sub Name / Code: Max Marks: 60

Answer All the questions Set II/II


Tick the
Q
PART – A (30 X 1 = 30 MARKS) Right CO K Level
No.
Answer
The sum and product of the eigenvalue of a 3 × 3 matrix A whose
characteristic equation is  3  7 2  36  0.
A 7,-36
1 -7,-36 CO1
B
C 7,36

D -7,36

The matrix representation of the QF f ( x1 , x2 , x3 )  x12  2x22 is


1 0 0
 
A 0 2 0
0 0 0 

1 0
2 B   CO1
0 2
1 0
C  
0 1
 2 0
D  
0 1
Which of the following matrix satisfies Cayley Hamilton Theorem

1
 
A 2
3
 
3 B 1 2 3 CO1
1 2
C  
3 4
 1  2 3 
D  
2 3 1 
The eigen values of a real symmetric matrix are

4 A prime numbers CO1


B real numbers
C irrational numbers

D rational numbers

6 2 2 

Diagonal form of the matrix 2 3  1  is

 2 1 3 
2 0 0 
0 2 0 
A 
0 0 8 
2 0 0 
0  2 0 
5 B  CO1
0 0 8 
2 0 0 
0 2 0 
C 
0 0  8 
2 0 0 
0 0 0 
D 
0 0 8 
If the canonical form contains two positive terms and one zero term, then the
quadratic form is
A positive semi-definite
6 B negative semi-definite CO1

C indefinite

D positive definite
The curvature of the function f(x) = x2 + 2x + 1 at x = 0 is?

A 3/2
7 B 2 CO2

C 2/53/2
D 0

The curvature of a circle depends inversely upon its radius r.


A True

8 B False CO2
C 0

D None
9 The radius of curvature for y=f(x) is given by the formula CO2
d2y
 dx 2
A 3
  dy  2  2

1    
  dx  
d2y
 dx 2
B 3
 dy  2
1  
 dx 
3
 dy  2

1  

C dx 
d2y
dx 2
3
  dy  2  2
1    
 dx  
D

d2y
dx 2
The radius of curvature of y  e x at  0,1 is
2
A 2
2
10 B 3 CO2
2
3
C 2
2
D 2

The locus of centre of curvature is called as


A Envelope

11 B Involute CO2
C Evolute

D Curvature

The evolute of the curve x 2  y 2  8 x  6 y  4  0.


A (-4,3)

12 B (3,-4) CO2
C (4,-3)

D (-3,4)

Find
dy
if x 3  y 3  3ax 2 y
dx
x(2ay  x)
13 A CO3
y  ax 2 2

x(2ay  x)
B
y  ax 2 2
x  ay
C 
ax  y
x  ay
D
ax  y

Tick the
Q
PART – A (30 X 1 = 30 MARKS) Right CO K Level
No.
Answer
x y
Evaluate Lt
x 0
y 0 x  2y
A 0
14 CO3
B Limit does not exist
C 1
D 

If and , find

A r
15 B 2/r CO3

C
D 1/r

A y2 z3
16 B 2xyz 3 CO3

C 2xyz 2
D y2 z3
If rt  s 2  0 at the critical point then the point (a,b) will be a
A Maximum point
17 B Minimum point CO3
C Saddle point
D No conclusion
Find the Taylor series of the function (1+x+y) at (1,1), upto first term
A 3
18 B 1/3 CO3
C -3
D -1/3
19 Beta function is defined as CO4
1

 x 1  x 
m 1 n 1
A dx
0
1

 x 1  x 
m 1 n 1
B dx
0
1

 x 1  x 
m 1 n 1
C dx
0
1

 x 1  x 
m 1 n 1
D dx
0

3
 
The value of  2  is

A 
20 B
 CO4
2

C
4

D
2
 2
Evaluate  sin
5
 cos7  d
0

1
A
180
1 CO4
21 B
240 CO4
1
C
60
1
D
120
 2

 sin  cos q  d 
p
Beta function of
0

1  p 1 q 1 
A  , 
2  2 2 
1  p q
22 B  ,  CO4
2  2 2
 p 1 q 1
C 2  , 
 2 2 
1  p q
D  , 
2  2 2

e
 a2 x2
23 The value of dx is CO4
0
A

The recurrence formula of Gamma functions is

A   n    n  1   n  1
24 B   n    n    n  1 CO4

C   n    n  1   n  1
D   n    n  1!
3 4
dxdy
Evaluate 
2 1
xy
A  log 4  log 3
25 B  log 4 log3 / 2 CO5
  3 
C  log  4   2  
  
D  log 4 log(3  2) 
2 1
Evaluate   xydydx
0 0

A 3
26 2 CO5
B
C 1

D 0

Find the limits of the integration in the double integral  f  x, y  dydx over
the line y  x & y  x
2

x  2 y 1

A   f  x, y  dydx
x 0 y  x2
x 1 y  x

27 B   f  x, y  dydx
x 0 y  x2
CO5

x 1 y  x

C   f  x, y  dydx
x 0 x2
y
2
x2 y  x

D   f  x, y  dydx
x 1 y  x 2
 y
e y
Evaluate 0 x y dxdy
A 1
28 CO5
B 2
C 0
D 4
Area of double integral in terms of polar coordinates

A  dx dy
R

29 B  dy dx
R
CO5

C  r dr d
R

 r dr d
2
D
R

cos
Evaluate  2  r dr d
0 0


A
8
30  CO5
B
2

C
6
D 

Tick the
Q
PART – B (15 X 2= 30 MARKS) Right CO K Level
No.
Answer
3 1 4
 
If A   0 2 6  , find the eigen values of A 2  5 A  3I .
0 0 5
 
1 A 3,3,3 CO1 K3
B -3,-3,3

C -2,2,1

D 1,2,3

0 1 1
 
Find the Characteristic equation of the matrix A   1 0 1  .
1 1 0
 
2 CO1 K3
A   3  2  0
3

B  3  2 2  4  8  0
C  3  3  2  0
D  3  2 2  4  8  0
1 4 
Using Cayley Hamilton theorem for A    , the value of
2 3
A5  4 A4  7 A3  11A2  A  10 I is
3 A A I CO1 K3
B A  2I
C A  3I
D A  5I
The envelope of the family of straight lines y  mx  am2 is
A x 2  4ay  0
4 B x 2  4ay  0 CO2 K3
C x 2  ay  0
D y 2  4ax  0
x cos  y sin 
The envelope of the family of straight lines  1
a b
x2 y2
A  1
a 2 b2
x y
5 B  1 CO2 K3
a b
x y
C  1
a b
x2 y 2
D  1
a 2 b2
Find the radius of curvature of the curve xy=1 at (1,1)
A 2
6 B 2 CO2 K3
C 1/ 2
3
D
22
If x y  y x  c , Find dy
using partial derivatives.
dx
x
y log y
A 
xy  x log x x 1 y

yx  y log y y 1 x

7 B  CO3 K3
xy  x log x x 1 y

yx  y log y
y 1 x

C
xy  x log x
x 1 y

x
y log y
D
xy  x log x
x 1 y

A rectangular box open at the top is to have volume of 32 cubic ft. Find
8 CO3
the dimensions of the box requiring least material for its construction.
A x=4, y=4 & z=2
B x=4, y=4 & z=4
C x=4, y=2 & z=2
D x=2, y=3 & z=2
If then
A 1
9 B 2 CO3 K3 K3

C 0
D -1
4
What is the value of  x  4  x  dx ?
3

64
A
3
64
10 B CO4 K3
5
64
C
7
32
D 3


x5
Find the value of  x dx
0
5
6!
A
 log 6 
7

4!
11 B CO4 K3
 log 4 
5

5!
C
 log 5
5

5!
D
 log 5
6

1
1
The integral value of 
0 1  x2
dx is


A
12 2 CO4 K3

B
2
C 
D 
Find the limits of the volume of first octant of the sphere
x 2  y 2  z 2  a 2 using triple integration.
a a  x2 a  x2  y 2
A
 
0 0

0
dzdydx

a a  x2 a  x2  y 2

13
B
 
0 0

0
dxdydz CO5 K3

a a  x2 a  x2  y 2
C
 
0 0

0
dydzdx

a a  x2 a  x2  y 2

D   
 a  a  x2  a  x2  y 2
dzdydx

Find the limits of the area of the cardioid r  a 1  cos   .

B
14 CO5 K3

1 1 x 2

After changing the order of integration in  


0 0
f ( x, y )dydx ,we get

1 1 y 2

A  
0  1 y 2
f ( x, y )dxdy

1 1 y
2

15 B
 
0 0
f ( x, y )dxdy CO5 K3

1 1 y 2

C  
1  1 y 2
f ( x, y )dxdy

1 1 y 2
D
 
1 0
f ( x, y)dxdy

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