Department of Mathematics

Subject: Mathematics-II Subject Code: 18BS2MA01

Semester: II Session: Jan-June 2021

MCQ’s

Q.No Question
1 Value of ∫∫(dxdy) with limits x = 0 to 1 and y= 1 to 2 is

a) 2 b) 3 c) 0 d) 1
2 Value of ∫∫(y dydx) with limits x = 0 to 2 and y = 0 to 3 is

a) 0 b) 18 c) 9 d) 10

3
Value of ∫∫cos(y) dydx with limits x = 1 to 2 and y = 0 to pi/2 is

a)4 b)2 c)-2 d)1

4
Value of ∫∫r^2 drdθ with limits θ = 0 to pi/2 and r= 0 to 2 is

a)(2π)/3 b)(8π)/2 c)8π d)(4π)/3

5 Area of region (in Polar plane) can be evaluated using the relation

a)∬dxdy b)∬f(x,y)dxdy c)∬rdrdθ d)∬drdθ

6
Area of region (in Cartesian plane) can be evaluated using the relation

a)∬dxdy b)∬f(x,y)dxdy c)∬rdrdθ d)∬drdθ

7 If x = r cosθ and y = r sinθ then dxdy is
a)drdθ b)rdrdθ c)dydx d)None of these
8 The limit of x and y, if (x+y ) dydx is taken over the area between y=x2 and
2

y=x are
b)x= 0 to x=1
a)x= 0 to x=1 c)x = 0 to x=1 d)x = 0 to x=1
and y = 0 to
and y = 0 to y = x 2 and y = x2 to y=x and y = x to y = ∞
y=x
9 The Limits of x and y if, ∬xy dxdy is taken over the positive quadrant of the
circle x2+y2=16 are
 b)x= 0 to x=4
a)x = 4 to x=0 , c)x =-4 to x=4
y= 0 to y=√(16- d)none of these
y=0 to y=√(x2-16) 2 y = 0 to y=4
x )
10 Area of the ellipse x2/4 +y2/9 = 1, by double integration is
d)13π sq units
a)6π sq units b)π sq units c)36π sq units

11 Volume of the plane x+2y+3z=6 by double integration is

a)6 cubic units b)4 cubic units c)3 cubic units d)2 cubic units

12 value of ∫∫(x3 y2) dxdy with limits y = 0 to 2 and x = -1 to 1 is

a)4/3 b)8/3 c)0 d)4

13 The area bounded by the parabola y2=4ax and x2=4ay is

a)a2/3 b)9a2/5 c)7a2 /3 d)16a2/3

14 value of ∫∫(e-y /y) dydx with limits y = x to ∞ and x = 0 to ∞ is

a)0 b)1 c)2 d)-2

15 x2 = my is parabola symmetrical about

a)y-axis b)x-axis c)origin d)Nome of these

16 y = mx is
a)striaght line
b)striaght line c)striaght line
passing through d)Nome of these
parallel to x-axis parallel to y-axis
origin
17 ∫∫xy(x+y) dxdy with limits y = x2 to x and x = 0 to 1 is equal to

a)3/56 b)4/56 c)3/28 d)1/56

18 Area of the region bounded by the curves can be found using

b) Triple
a)Double integrals c)Both A and B d)None of these
integrals
19 On changing the order of integration ∫ ∫
√
xyd ydx is equal to

a) xyd xdy b) xyd xdy c) xyd xdy d) xyd xdy

20 If x = r sin θ and y = r cos θ then dxdy =

a) r drdθ b) − rdrdθ c) dydx d)drdθ

21
dy dx =
 a)2 b)3 c)4 d)0

22
xyzdxdydz =

1 7 9
a) b) c)6 d)
20 2 2
23 ∫∫ex dxdy= with y = 0 to 1 , x = 0 to 2
d) None of
b) e2+1 c) e+2/e
a) e2-1 these

24 The divergence of the vector 2xî+3yĵ +4zk is

a)0 b)3 c)6 d)9

25 The gradient of the function cosx-siny is

a)cosxi -sinyj b)cosxi +sinyj c)-sinxi -cosyj d)sinxi +cosyj

26 Using volume integral, the quantity can be calculated is

d)distance of
a)area of cube b)area of cuboid c)volume of cube
vector
27 The partial derivatives in the Green’s theorem for M=2x2 +1 and N=3y2 are

a)(0,0) b)(1,1) c)(2,2) d)(3,3)

28 Applications of Green’s theorem are meant to be in

a)One b)Two c)Three d)Four
dimensional dimensional dimensional dimensional
29 The Divergence of the vector 9xî +10yĵ is

a)90 b)-1 c)9/10 d)19

30 The partial derivatives in the Green’s theorem for M = x and N = y are

a)(0,0) b)(1,1) c)(2,2) d)(3,3)

31 Gauss theorem uses which of the following operations?

a)Gradient b) Curl c)Divergence d)Laplacian

32 The Stoke’s theorem can be used to find which of the following?

b)Volume
a)Surface area
enclosed by a d)Curl of the
enclosed by a c)Linear distance
function in the function
function
given region
33 Which of the following theorem convert line integral to surface integral?
 a)Gauss b)Stoke’s c) Green’ s d)Stoke’s and
divergence theorem only theorem only Green’s theorem
34 The path traversal in calculating the Green’s theorem is

a)Clockwise b)Anticlockwise c)Inwards d)Outwards

35 The Gauss divergence theorem converts

a)line to surface b)line to volume c)surface to line d)surface to
integral integral integral volume integral
36 The value of L[5] is

a)4/s b)3/s c)2/s d)5/s

37 L(e-9t) is equal to
a)1/(s2-9) b)1/(s2+9) c)1/(s-9) d)1/(s+9)
38 Laplace transform of cos 6t is
c)s/(s2+36)
a)6/(s2+36) b)6/(s2-36) d)s/(s2-36)
39 Laplace transform of t4 is
a)24/s5 b)120/s6 c)6/s3 d)24/s4
40 Laplace transform of sinh 3t is

a)3/(s2-9) b)3/(s2+9) c)s/(s2-9) d)s/(s2+9)

41 Laplace transform of 4t is

a)s/(s-log4 ) b)s/(s+log4 ) c)1/(s+log4) d)1/(s-log4 )

42 L[δ(t-5)]=

a)e(-5s) b)e5s c)e(-s) d)None of these

43 Laplace transform of e(-4t) sinh 2t is

a)2/((s-2)(s-6)) b)1/((s-2)(s+6)) c)4/((s+2)(s+6)) d)2/((s-2)(s+6))

44 Inverse Laplace transform of 1/s is

a)t b)a c)1 d)t2

45 Inverse Laplace transform of 1/(s-8) is

a)e9t b)et c)e(-8t) d)e8t

46 Inverse Laplace transform of 1/(s2+25) is

a)1/5(sin( 5 t)) b)1/25(sin( 25t)) c)1/5 (sinh(5t)) d)1/5(sinh(5t))

47 Inverse Laplace transform of 1/s3 is

 a)t2/2! b)t3/3! c)t5/5! d)t3/(Γ(3))

48 Inverse Laplace transform of (s+5)/(s2+16) is

a)Cos4 t+5 c)Cos4 t+1/4
b)Cos4 t+5/4 sin4 t d)None of these
sin4 t sin4 t
49 Inverse Laplace transform of ((s+2)2)/s6 is
a)(t3/3!)+(4t5/5!)+ b)(t2/2!)+(2t5/5!)+ c)(t3/3!)+(4t5/5!)+ d)None of
(4t4/4!) (2t4/4!) (2t4/4!) these
50
Inverse Laplace transform of (s+1)/(s2+s+1). Is
d)e(-t/2))
b)e(-t/2) [sin(√3/2) (-t/2)
a)cos(√3/2) t+1/√3 c)e [cos[√3/2] [cos(√3/2)
t+1/√3 cos(√3/2)
sin(√3/2) t t-1/√3 sin[√3/2] t] t+1/√3
t]
sin(√3/2) t]
51 Inverse Laplace transform of ½ log((s2+b2/s2 +a2)) is
b) (coshbt+cosha c) (cosat+sina d)
a) (cosat-cosb t)/t
t)/t t)/t (cosat+cosbt)/t
(-πs) 2
52 Inverse Laplace transform of e s/(s +1) is
c) d)
a) cos(t-π)U(t-π) b) sin(t-π)H(t-π)
sin(t+π)H(t+π) cos(t+π)U(t+π)
53 L(e ) is equal to
a) b) c) d)
54 If L[f(t)] = F(s) then L[t f(t)] =
[ ( )] [ ( )] [ ( )]
a)(−1) b)(−1) c) d) None of these
55 Laplace transform of t is
a) b) c) d)
56 Laplace transform of unit step function U(t − a) is:
a) b) c) d) None of these
57 Laplace transform of cos h 3t is
a) b) c) d)
58 Inverse Laplace transform of is
a)sin 3 t b)sin 9 t c) sin 9 t d) sin 3 t
59 If L [F(s)] = f(t) then L [F(s − a)]is
a)e L [F(s)] b)L [F(s)] c)e L [F(s)] d) None of these
60 Inverse Laplace transform of is
a) cosh 2 t b)sinh 4 t c) sinh 2 t d) None of these
61 Laplace transform of given function f(t) exists if,
b) f(t)is
a) f(t) is c)lim → (e f(t)) d) All of the
piecewise
continuous is finite these
continuous
A function f (t) is said to be Periodic function of period T, ∀ T > 0 if
62 a) f(t) = f(t + T) b) f(t) = f(t − nT) c) f(t) = f(t − T) d) None of these
63 Cauchy-Riemann equations in Cartesian form are
a) ux=vy and vx=- b) vx=vy and ux= - c) ux= - vy and
d) None of these
uy uy vx=-uy
64 If f(z)=u+iv in polar form is analytic then ∂u/∂r is
a)∂v/∂θ b)1/θ ∂v/∂θ c)1/r ∂v/∂θ d)1/r2 ∂v/∂θ
65 A function u is said to be harmonic if and only if
a) uxx+uyy=2 b) uxx+vyy=0 c) vxx+vyy=0 d) uxx+uyy=0
66 If ebx siny is harmonic, then “b” is
a)2 b)0 c)1 d)None of these
67 The harmonic conjugate u(x,y)=2y(1-x) is
a) x2-y2+c b) x2-y2-2x+c c) x-y+2y+c d) x2-y2
68 Real part of the function ei9θ is
a) Cos9 θ b) Sin9 θ c) cosθ d) Sinθ
69 Sin ix=
a)(-sinhx) b) sinhx c) sinx d) i sinhx
2 3
70 If u=x y-xy then uy=
a) x2 -3xy2 b)2xy-3y2 c) x2 –y3 d) x2 -3y2
2 2
71 If u=xy+3xy -2y then uyy=
a)6x-4 b)6x c)0 d)6y-4
72 (de(z+1 ))/dz=
a) ez b) ez +1 c) ez/z d)0
73 i4+i5+i8=
a)2-i b)2+i c)-2i-1 d)-2i+1
74 |4+2i|=
a)√6 b)√12 c)√20 d)√2
75 -i4x
Imaginary part of e is
a) cos4 x b)(-cos4 x) c) sin4 x d) cosx
76 The bilinear transformation which maps the points z=1,z=0,z=1 of z- plane
into w=i,w=0,w=1 of w- plane respectively is
a) w=iz b) w=z c) w=i(z+1) d) None of these
77 The invariant points of the mapping w=z/(2-z)are
a)1,-1 b)0,-1 c)0,1 d) None of these
78 The substitution in Milne Thomson method for Polar form are
a) r=z, θ=0 b) r=0, θ=z c) r=z, θ=z d) r=0, θ=0
79 Laplace equation in Cartesian form is
a) φxy-φyx=0 b) φxx+φyy=0 c) φx+φy=0 d) φxx-φyy=0
80 The substitution in Milne Thomson method for Polar form are
a) x=z, y=0 b) x=0, y=z c) x=z, y=z d) x=0, y=0
81 Real part of cos(x  iy)
a) cosxcosh y b) cos xcos y c) sin xcoshy d) cosxsin y
82
Imaginary part of 2  3i  is
2

a)13 b)14 c)12 d)11

83 If f ( z )  u ( x, y )  iv( x, y ) be a complex valued function defined over a curve C.
Then,  f ( z )dz
c

a) udx vdy  i vdx udy

  b)  udx  vdy  c) i  vdx  udy  d) None of these
c c c c

84 If f (z ) is analytic and f ' ( z ) is continuous at all points inside and on a simple

closed curve C , then
a)  f ( z ) dz  0 b)  f ( z ) dz  0 c)  f ( z ) dz  1 d)  f ( z ) dz  2
c c c c
85 z5
The Singularities of f ( z )  are
( z  3)( z  4)
a) Z = 5,4 b) Z = 5,3 c) Z = -3, -4 d) Z = 3,4
86 z 2

The poles of f ( z )  4  z 2 is
a)1 b)  2 c)  1 d)  3
87 1
 1  z 2 dz 
a) tan 1 ( z )  c b) sin 1( z )  c c) sec 1( z )  c d) None of these
88 0

 cos  d 


a)0 b)2 c)-2 d)4

89 

e
2 z
dz 
0

a)0 b)1/2 c)1 d)-1/2

90 
2

 (cos 2 z  z ) dz 
0

a)(Pi/2)2 b)½(1+(pi/4)) c)0 d) None of these

91 e 2
z
The poles of the function f ( z )  are
z  5z  4
a)4,5 b)2,5 c)2,4 d)-5,-4
92 sin z
The residue of the function f ( z )  2
are
 
z  
 2
a)0 b)1 c)2 d)3
93 z7
The residue of the function f ( z )  at the pole of order 1 is
z  10
a)17 b)0 c)10 d)7
94 1
If f ( z )  sin then z=0 is its
z
 a) Essential b) Isolated c) Removable
d) None of these
Singularity Singularity Singularity
95 1
z  3 is a...........of f ( z ) 
z z  32
b) Pole of order
a) Simple pole c) Pole of order 3 d) None of these
2
96 1

 (z  z 2  1) dz 
4

a) b) c)
d)21/15
20/3 23/15 22/12
97 1

 (z  2 z  3) dz 
4

a)-11/5 b)11/5 c)0 d)14/5

98 sin z
 cos z dz 
a)  log(cos z ) b)  log(sin z ) c) log(cos z ) d) None of these
99  f (z) 
c  z  a dz 
a) 2i b) 2if ( a ) c) 2 d) None of these
100 1
The poles of f ( z ) 
( z  3) ( z  5) 2 is z = 3 and z = 5 is order ……….and
3

….....respectively
a)3,2 b)1,2 c)2,3 d)1,3