B.E. Third Semester (Computer Technology) (C.B.S.

)
Applied Mathematics-III

QUESTIONS BANK

Q.
Question Unit No Answer key
No.

. A Laplace Transform exists when ______

1. (a a) The function is piece-wise continuous
( b) The function is of exponential order I (a)
(c c)The function is piecewise discrete
( d) The function is of differential order
Laplace transform of  (t − a ) is
s
a) e
2. as
b) e I (c)
− as
c) e
− s
d) e

1
L−1  n  is possible when n is
s 
a) Zero
3 I (d)
b) Negative integer
c) Negative rational
d) Positive integer
Laplace transform of u (t) is
1
a) ,t = 0
s −1
1
b) ,t  0
4 s I (b)
1
c) ,t  0
s
1
d) ,t  0
1− s
L−1 1 = -----------
a)  (1)
5 b) Zero I (a)

c) u (t )

d) 1

 1 
L−1  2 
=
6  ( s + 1)  I (d)

a) te t
 b) − te t
c) t 2 e −t
d) te − t
Convolution of e t and t is
a) et − t − 1
7
b) e −t − t − 1 I (a)

c) et + t + 1
d) e −t + t + 1
If
y (t ) is then solution of

dy
− 2 y = 4, y (0) = 1, then L[ y (t )] =
dt

a) 3e −2t − 2
8 I (b)
−2 t
b) 3e −2

c) 2e 3t − 3

d) 2e 3t − 2
Laplace transform if sin (at).u(t) is ?
a
a)
a + s2
2

s
b)
9 a + s2
2
I (a)
s2
c)
a2 + s2
a2
d)
a2 + s2
If the function f(x) is odd, then which of the only
coefficient is present?
a) an
10 I (b)
b) bn
c) a0
d) everything is present
Find an if the function f(x) = x – x3.
a) finite value
11 b) infinite value I (c )
c) zero
d) can’t be found
Find bn if the function f(x) = x2.
12 II (c )
a) finite value
 b) infinite value
c) zero
d) can’t be found
What is the Fourier transform of eax? (a>0)
a) p/a2+p2
13 b) 2(a/a2+p2) II (d)
c) −2(a/a +p )aa2+p2
2 2

d) cant’t be found
Any waveform can be expressed in Fourier series if

a) Sampling conditions are satisfied

b) Dirchiet conditions are satisfied
14 II (b)
c) Maxwell's conditions are satisfied
d) None of the above conditions is required to be
satisfied

The Fourier series expansion of an even period function

contains
15 a) Only cosine terms (a)
II
b) Cosine terms and a constant
c) Only sine terms
d) Sine terms and a constant
“A periodic function” is given by a function which
(a) Has a period T = 2π
16 (b) Satisfied f(t + T) = f(t) I (b)
(c) Satisfied f(t + T) = - f(t)
(d) Has a period T = π
The Fourier Transform of a conjugate symmetric function
is always
(a) Imaginary
17 I (d)
(b) Conjugate anti-symmetric
(c) Real
(d) Conjugate symmetric
The value of integral sins/s with limit zero to infinity is
a) 0
18 b) − π I (d)
c) π
d) π/2
The Z-Transform of ‘n’ is …
z2

a) (z − a )
2

z
19 b) ( z − a) III (d)
z

c) (z − a )
3

d) (z − a )
2

20 The Z-transform of a n cos n is……. (a)

III
 ( z − a cos  )
a) z − 2 z cos  + a
2 2

z ( z 2 − a cos  )
b) z − 2 z cos  + a
2 2

z ( z − a cos  )
c) z − 2 z cos  + a
2 2

z ( z − a cos )
d) z − 2 z cos + a
2 2 2


If Z  f (n) = F ( z ) then Z a n f (n) is…….. 
a
a) F  
z

21 z (b)
b) F   III
a
1 
c) F  
z
d) zF z / a

If Z  f (n) = F ( z ) then Z  f (n + k ) for k  0 , is……..

  
a) z k  F [ z ] +  z − i f (i )
 i = k −1 

  
b) z − k  F [ z ] −  z − i f (i )
 i = k −1 
22 III (c)

k  −i
c) z  F [ z ] −  z f (i )
 i = k −1 

  
d) z k  F [ z ] −  z − i f (i )
 i=k 

If Z −1F ( z ) = f (n) and Z −1G( z ) = g (n) then

Z −1F ( z ) * Gz 
n
a)  f (m − n) g (n − m)
m=0

23 n (c)
b)  f (m) g (n − m) III
m =1

n
c)  f (m) g (n − m)
m=0


d)  f (m) g (n − m)
m =0

d
24 If Z-Transform of
nf (n) is − z dz F (z ) then Z (n 2 ) is III (a)
 z2 + z

a) ( z − 1)
3

z2 − z

b) ( z − 1)
3

z2 + z

c) ( z − 1)

d) None of these

The Solution of Difference equation

yn + 2 + 6 yn +1 + 9 yn = 2 n given that y0 = 0, y1 = 0 is
1 1 1
a) (2) n + (−3) n + (−3) n n
25 25 15
1 1 1
b) (2) −
n
(−3) + (−3) n n
n
25 25 25 15 (b)
III
1 1 1
c) (3) −
n
(−3) + (−3) n n
n
25 25 15
1 1 1
d) (2) n − (−3) n + (−3) n n
5 5 15

z2
Inverse Z-transform of is…..
( z − a)( z − b)
(a n +1 + bn +1)
a)
a −b
26 (a 2 − b 2 ) III (d)
b)
a−b
(a − b n )
n
c)
a −b
(a n +1 − b n +1 )
d)
a −b
1
The Z-Transform of n( n + 1) is………..

z
(1 − z ) log
a) z −1
27 z z III (d)
log − z log
b) z −1 z −1
z
c) log
z −1
d) Both a) and b) correct

The Polar form of Cauchy- Riemainn equations...........

u 1 v v u
a) = and = −r
r r  r 
28 u v v u IV (a)
b) =r and = −r
r  r 
u 1 v v u
c) =− and = −r
r r  r 
 u 1 v v 1 u
d) = and =−
r r  r r 

What is extension of Cauchy’s integral formula?

f ( z) 2i f n (a)
a)  n +1
dz =
( z − a) n!

29 f ( z) IV (a)
b)  dz = 2if (a)
( z − a)

c)  f ( z )dz = o

d) None of these
If f(z) is analytic inside and on the boundary of of a
f ( z)
closed curve C and a is a point within C then  dz =
C ( z − a)

30 a) 2i (b)
IV
b) 2if (a)

c) 4if (a)

d) 4i
Necessary and Sufficient condition for w=f(z) to be
analytic in the region R is

a) uxx = v y , u y = −v yy
31 IV (b)
b) u x = v y , u y = −v x

c) u x = v y , u y = v x
d) u x = −v y , u y = −v x

If f(z) is analytical function with constant modulus

then_____
32 a) f(z)=0 (d)
IV
b) f(z) is constant
c) f(z)= u+iv is constant
d) b and c options correct
e2 z
The value of,  dz where C is a circle z = 3
C (z + 1)4
is_____________
8 i − 2
a) e
3

33. 8 i −3 (c)
b) e IV
3

8 i
c)
3

8 i −1
d) e
3
 3z 2 + 7 z + 1
If f (a) =  dz where C is a circle z = 2
C z−a
then the Value of f(3) is _______

a) 0
34 IV (a)
b) 2 i

c) 4 i

d) i
−2 xy
If u = e sin( x 2 − y 2 ) then v is..........

a) v = e −2 xy sin( x 2 − y 2 )

b) v = −e −2 xy cos(x 2 − y 2 ) + C
35 IV (b)

−2 xy
c) v = e cos(x − y)
d) None of these

u − v = ( x − y)( x 2 + 4 xy + y 2 ) and f(z) is analytic

function of z , then f(z) in terms of z is............

a) f ( z) = −iz 3 + c
36 b) f ( z) = iz 3 + c IV (a)

c) f ( z) = iz + c

d) f ( z ) = i

The determinant of matrix A is 5 and the determinant of

matrix B is 40. The determinant of matrix AB is ________.
a) 200
37 VI (a)
b) 45
c) 8
d) None of these
Consider the following matrix A. If the eigenvalues of A

2 3 
are 4 and 8, then A= 
x y
38 a) x = 4, y = 10 VI (d)

b) x = 5, y = 8
c) x = 3, y = 9
d) x = -4, y = 10
Suppose that the eigenvalues of matrix A are 1, 2, 4. The

determinant of ( A −1 ) T is ____________
39 a) 1/8 VI (a)

b) 1
c) 1/4
 d) 2
Each (n x n) matrix must have at least
a) two eigen values
40 b) one eigen value VI (b)
c) three eigen values
d) four eigen values
The relation between the vectors X1=(1,-1,1), X2=(2,1,1),
X3=(3,0,2) is,

41 a) X1+X2-X3=0 (b)
VI
b) X1-X2-X3=0
c) -X1+X2-X3=0
d) X1+X2+X3=0

1 2 − 3

If A = 0 3 2  , What are the eigen values of

0 0 − 2

42 3 A3 + 5 A 2 − 6 A − 2I . ? VI (d)
a) 6, -106, 2
b) 0, -106, -2
c) 0, 0, 6
d) 0, 106, 6

1 0
If A= 
50
, then what is A ?
0 3
3 0
a) A= 
0 1 
1 0 
b) A= 100 
43 0 3  VI (c)

1 0 
c) A= 50 
0 3 
350 0
d) A =  
0 1

The sum and product of eigen values of matrix

2 2 1 
A = 1 3 1
1 2 2
44 VI (b)
a) 7 & 7
b) 7 & 5
c) 7 & 6
d) 7 & 8
45 The product of the non- zero eigen values of the matrix VI (c)
 1 0 0 0 1
0 1 1 1 0

A = 0 1 1 1 0
 
0 1 1 1 0
1 0 0 0 1

a) 4
b) 5
c) 6
d) 7
A A formula or equation used to represent the probability' distribution
of a continuous random variable is called:

46 a) Probability distribution VI (c )
b) Distribution function
c) Probability density function
d) Mathematical expectation
E[X2]-E[X]2 is,
a) E (X)
47 b) E (X2) VI (c )
c) Var (X)
d) S.D (X)
A variable that can assume any possible value between two
points is called:
a) Discrete random variable
48 VI (b)
b) Continuous random variable
c) Discrete sample space
d) Random variable
If a fair coin is tossed 4 times, what is the probability of
getting 2 tails ?
a)3/4
49 VI (d)
b)5/8
c)1/2
d)3/8
Events A and B are mutually exclusive is expressed as
a) A  B = 0
50 b) A  B = 0 VI (b)
c) A = B
d) None of these

 cx, 0  x  2
f ( x) = 
If f(x) is density function 0, otherwise then
P(1 / 2  X  3 / 2)
a) 1/2
51 VI (a)

b) 3/4

c) 5/9
 d) 1/10
Let P(E) denotes the probability of an event. Given
P(A)=1, P(B) =1/2 and A & B are independent events
then value of P(A/B) and P(B/A) are:
a) 1/2, 1/4
52 VI (c )
b) 1/2, 1
c) 1, 1/2
d) 1/4, 1/2

If f(x)=1/10, x=10 then E(X) is

a) 0
53 b) 6/8 VI (c)
c) 1
d) -1
From the Pack of 52 cards, Two Cards are drawn together,
What is the probability that both the cards are Kings.
a) 2/121
54 VI (c)
b) 2/221
c) 1/221
d) 1/13

z2
Inverse Z-transform of is…..
( z − 1)( z − 3)
(3n +1 + 1n +1)
a)
55- 2
Ex- (32 − 12 ) (c )
b) III
2
Z
(3n +1 − 1)
c)
2
(3n +1 + 1)
d)
2

an
Z-Transform of is…………………
n!

a
a) e z
56 (d)
1
( z / a)
b) e

c) ez
d) Both (a) and (b)

57
Ex- a) II ( a)
FT

b)
 c)

d)

58 II (c )
a) π/2
b) π/3
c) π
d) 0

59 a) (c)
II

a)

60 b) (b)
II

c)

d)


1, x  1
The fourier transform of f ( x) =  then the value
0, x  1


 sin s
of  ds is
0 s
61 II (d)
a)1
b)0
c) π
d) π/2
1, 0  x  a
What is fourier cosine transform of f ( x) = 
 0 xa

2 sin as
62 a) (a)
 s II

2 (1 − cos as)
b)
 s
 s
c)
s − a2
2

a
d)
s + a2
2