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4 If the roots m,, m,, Ms, ...
fA) cre + czeman tlon MD)

= Oare Marks
"eal and distinct, then solution of 6(D) Y=OIS cccneene (1)
(mye + mete 4 8
= (8) €1 Cos mix1X ++ Cy COS MAX + ,., + €, COS MAX
i: 4, The ro ots m, » m M2 M3 ..., m, of ,
F remaining roots M3, Ma, . - sean? equation (D) =0 .. 1 SIN myK + C2 Sin mx +... + ¢, SiN Mx
a wn Istinct ¢ ~ * af real. If two of th
— . A ce™* + My CM ax hen Solution of WO) y=0is. Of these roots are repeated say m, == m; and ‘0
(cxX + €2) EM + cyetnax

3 + se + CeMax (8) (eyx + €)) cos Mk + Cy) COS Myx +X... + C, COS MX
3, The roots my, mz, ms ..., m, of auxilia (D) (qx + ©) sin myx + ¢; Sin myx +... +c, SIN MX
FY equation (0)
; the remaining roots m,, ms, s+ My = 0 are real. If three of
are distinct th these roots are repeated, say, m, = mz = m3 and
we
(A) ce + CIM +
s en so
ma vccemee. .
lut JOM Of (BY(0) y= 018 ons a)
4c, lnk (ex? 2
+ x + Gy) OM + COT 4 |.
+ COT
(ex? + CM + C3) SiN Myx + Ge Cy COSMX (OD)
SIN MAK + ... + C, SIN MX
4 Ifm, =a + iB and m, = a~iB are two comple x roots of auxiliary equati of se
on cond order DE oD) y = 0 thenit’s solution is
(1)
(A) e™ [c, cos ax + c2 sin ox)
8 {B) e™ [(cyx + ¢2) cos fix + (c3x + ca) sin Bx]
; (9 qe™ + ce” (BD) e™ [c, cos Bx + c; sin Bx)
0 are repeated twice then
5. Ifthe complex roots m; = a + iB and m, = a- if of auxiliary equation of fourth order DE o(D)y = en
it's SOlUtiON iS...
(A) e™ [cy cos ax + c; sin ax] {B) e™ [(c\x + ¢:) cos Bx + (cx + 4) sin Bx]
(0) &* fc, cos Bx + c sin Bx
(0) (eax + 2) &™ + (c3x + ca)
a
_ dy d $+ BY = OAS sesnereen
oe
6. The solution of differential equation 42-5
(D) qe*+
2s oeett
+e , (C) ce 7 +c,€
geen
(B) rae
(A) ce* + ce .
| ; hfe (1)
Gy2- 5 qy~ 6y = Os ween

7. The solution of differential equation
= i eee
i d gy
ce" + ce
(B) &¢ a + Cre ie (C) ce "+ +%ce"
(A) ce™ + ce™ . q)
dx 1oy = 9 1S saecsnsssseevee .
©, q,? ~- x
i
- z
(c) ae + ce (D) qe™ + ce
3x (B) qe" + € at
2
(1)
(A) cet + ce dx ~ 4Y = DAS; senserrrnsens
dt
© cqcosderersin x fDi eet . + eat »
9% The solution of differential equ ation 4.2
©
ae Ce
(8) » ae d . .
(A) (cyx + 2) e*
dy oy_ Dy = DIS nner , |
yx o , jo ceta eee (D) +
ce Ge€
fs
I), The solution of differential equation Mx
' (a) ae toe . . :
| 4 (A) ce" + c22" o dt. sy =0l vaeeeneeett!
uation 4 gx 3, a : 2 :2
Wy . ' ial | 9 ait a
: The solution of differential €4
ii : 2"2 (ay cae * 8 o

(A) ce +c,e
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12. The solution of differential equation ey +
2 FY DTS crerscsrnsneeee
(1)
(A) ne + cet (8) cet + ce" iC) (ax+c)e -* (D) (cx +c)2 e"
13. The solution of differential equation 4ay
4 a + YF DAS serssrssssesnee
{y
x x a
(A) ce’ + ce2 (B) (cy + ¢3x) 2
(CQ) ¢, cos 2x + c; sin 2x (0) (C1 + cox) e
4 4 a AY OAS sesssssessssees
(A) (qx + c;) a" (1)
(8) (ox +¢,) ew (0) ce" + qe" (BD) ce a + ce
-t
15, The solution of differential equat
ion ay +6ay + Sy = Ois
(A) ce® + coe (B) (qx +c) (10 (qx+c)e" 1)
{D) ce" EY + ce
dy FV = OFS wee
1)
(A) ce" + cet
({B) (cx + ¢2) e”
(C) cy cosx +c; sinx
(D) ea" (cy cos x + cz sin x)
17. The solution of differential
equation OY = O78 ee
(A) q cos 2x + cy sin 2x ny)
(B) {ex +c) e™
(CF) qe™ + ce
(D) cy cos 3x + ¢ sin 3x
18. The solution of differential e vati 2
on gy + eX + OY = DiS cies
4 dx? 7 8 gy * t0Y
(A) e" (c, cos x + ¢ sin x) ()1
(8) e* (c, cos 3x + cy sin 3x)
(C) ce™ + ce
(D) & (cqycosx +e, sin x)
dy + x ty POs
(1)
(A) e"(c 1 COS X + cp sini x}
(BY e*7! c, cos 3)2 * + ¢2sIn 3)*
3
A,
“2 3 , {N3
(CK) e 1 cos ("5 JX + c sin 2 IX {D) ce" + ce*
20. The solution of differential equation 4dy d

+ at + SY = DIS sna
()
(A) e™ (c) cos 2x + €; sin 2x)
(B) e* Ic, cosx +c sin x]
(C) e™ (cy cos x +c sin x)
(D) qe + cet
4,
21, The solution of differential equation St d
+ pty + ust + 6y = Ois.............
(2)
(A) ce" + c2e* + cye™ (B) qe" + ce™ + ce
(C) qe" + ce + ce (0) ce’ + ce y ce"
. dy _d
22. The solution of differential equation <a” 7 a. BY = Dis veces,
(2)
(A) qe" + ce" + ae™ (8) qet+ cet 5. c3"
() qe™ + ce" + ce" (D) e™ + ce + ye
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23. The solution of differeny <PO8. nd FF Group) (S-l (a3) APPENDIX: MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS
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(A) “1 * € (ex + 64) q ation SY. DY ay
Oe laxs &) : Ca? ey = DIS asssstasn (2).
24. The solution (B) ¢ + a7 (Gx +c
of differentiay
3 ( - )
A) cet + fox SQuation Gy — gr d (D) e+ ce" + ce
© (xserver
K+ oe eS yt + BOYx ay w 0's suiomesiit (2)
25. The solution ‘of differentia (B) ce + c,e™* +qe"
(A) Ge ‘ + gem Ssuation SY dy (0) Ge + (yx +c) e™

. dx 7 Ois thee, use
(1) ce’ + ce, Cen (2)
26. The i . B
Ne Solution of differentia) equatio, “v ©) 1 * €2 COS 2x + c5sin 2x
(a) ce" +e (. NEI 3 eto ey = Og teeter eee tS" ie + aie .
1. BOS 2 x te V3
G nXB,) , ‘. (2)
bg(C) ce + a? ( 3
Fe all) (B) ces 2 ( 1
10" + @ C2605 23x + cy sin5 i x)
= The solution ofOf differential
4; . equationay _ dy 1) (+x Cx") e7*
(A) 1 + e208 x + C3 sin x de? * 3G, = Vis stestevatenns
(C) cy + egeV3x ~
PF ee + en Vx (2) c+ ecos V3x+¢ 3 sina x
28. The solutio N of differ
j entia equationdy +dy @
dy (0) cosy 4 © sinx
(A) ce 4. gx (c; cos 3 ; dx’ * ge 2 dx* lysdis
(CF) cye™ + ao % + cy sin 3x) (B 3
re" +e" (c. cos Vx + ¢ sin 3x) ) ce + (ec cos 3x « © sin 3y)
1 -
29. he soluti. on of di.ff {D) gem, eye Vx +e eV ix
erential equation )
(0-5 2
+3D+Sjy= OwhereD
(A) cye* + @* (C2 cos = Si,
2x +c; sin 2x)
; (C) ce" + oe (cz Cos 2x + cy sin 2x) 2 Cre" + (c) cos 3x4 a sin 3x) (2)
)| :
30. The Solutio, n of differential dy 2, 0" + ey Cote
equation gy oy 7
dx de + 4G,
- 4y = is
(A) {c, + Cx) e* + ce" (B
31, Th
(C) cre" +; cy cos 2x + ¢; sin 2x ot 0
(Q) meat
ce mgt
+ ces oe? sin ak °
€ solution of differential equation 4.4 =¥FOUS vcs
a
(A) 7
(cx . + 2) e " “a cos ’ CG, sin. x (B) (qx + cy) cosK + (ak + ea sing (2)
P 3 1+ 3X + Cx + Cok ) e (D) ae + ce +€) COs x + & sinx
The solution of differential equation (D* + 2D’ + 1)y = O where D = dy IS

creer
2
(A) (cx + ¢2) ef + (x + 4) e* (B) (qx + ¢:) COS x + (c\x +c) sin x a |
. (C) ce" + ce +c, cos x +c Sinx S (yx + C2) COS 2x + (C)x + C4) sin 2x
33, The solution of differential equation (D’ + 9)?y = 0, where D = 1S eernenne 02)
A) (qx +c) e* + (x + ca) e™ (BY (cx + ¢2) COS 3x + (CX + c.) sin Ix
(D} (ex + ¢;) COS x + (cx + cy) sin x
© (ex +6) cos 9x + (cx + Ga) Sin 9X
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34. The solution of differential equation +8ay + 16y = O15 vressererenees
(2)
2x =
(A) ce" + ce 4 ce" + cen
(B) (eax + cg) e™ + (EK +)
, (C) (ex + €2) cos 4x + (c3x + cy) sin 4x (DB) (cyx + €2) cos 2K + (C3K + ¢,) sin 2x
4,
35. The solution of differential equation fy +6 - + ott. OS ccassssvescnsee (2)
(A) crx +c; + (esx + Ca) cos [3x + (Csx + ¢,) sin 3x (BY cyt # Cy + (Cax + Gy) COS 3x + (Csx + C4) sin 3x
(C) (ex + ¢,) cos 3x + (ax + cy) sin af3x (D) qx + C2 + (Gx + Ge 3
1. (A) 2. (C) 3. (B) 4.(D) 5. (B) 6. (0) 7.(A) 8.()

9. (0) 10. (8) 11. (A) 12.(0 13, (D) 14, (A) 15, (8) 16.(¢)
17. (D) 18, (A) 19. {C) 20. (B) 21, (C) 22. {D) 23. (B) 24. (A)
25. (0) 26.(¢) |* 27.(8) 28. (A) 29, (A) 30.(0) 31. {D) 32. (8)
33. (B) 34. (D) 3S. (A)
Type I: Particular Integral: ——
L rae Integral of linear differential —
Marks
with constant coefficient ‘iia y = f(x) is given by ... (1)
A
(A) (0)
ra £09 (8) XO)
ra feo
tx) (C) #0) 5
LL
(0) a fe)
1 d
2 Dm {e), where Ds dx 270 m Is constant, is equal to...
(1)
(A) e™ I e™ dx
(B) f e'™ f(x) dx
(C) e™ f e™ tx) dx (D) e™ S e™ f(x) dx
1
3. Bam xh where bes and m Is constant, is equal to................
Q
(a) e™ fo ax B) Sf e™ Kix) dx
(Cc) e™ S e™ f(x) dx
(DB) e™ Sf e™ f(x) dx
1
4, i) e", where Ds ax
fond ofa) # Ois ., ue (1)
* —_
” seat Gay° © gaye"
lL
O ye
el 4a.
§. Particular Integral (D-ay'
———; 7e" where D == (1)
(Ay ae as
(8) Fe
x ou
(Cc)
x!
ne (D) xe"
d
6. Particular Integral a
—-~7
7 ) Sin (ax + b), where D aadx and of- a? d# Oils... 7 ()
1
(A) pea) 65 (ax + b) (B) vesay sin (ax + b)
1 .
() xorg sin (ax + b} {D) aay sin {ax + b)
d
7. Particular Integral “753,
x} j sin (ax + b), where Day and o(- ae)=O0 a) #0is vente a)
1
(A) xa = - aly COS (ax + b) (8) Xe ay sin (ax + b)
1
(C) = 2)7 sin(ax + b} (0) tea) sin (ax + b)

QUESTIONS
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? D4) Cos (ax + b), where D = and 2 Py (1)
; (A) —_a’) COS (ax 4 by

o- ' dx
(a7) OTS eesessssnsons
;
a A ) ©85 (ax + by
FCA ® oFi sin (ax + b)
; 1
5 Particular Integra) —L + b)
(0) Gary 605 (ax
HDF © (ax « by d
1 (1)
where D Fae Ad G37) = 0, Of a2) DAS ceaseeesn
O oe a?) SOS (ax + by
1 1
(C) x veay sin (ax + b) (8) ea)a) 605 (ax + b)
i
10. Par ticular Integral—. :
(D) Feawy 68 (ax + b)
oU z : ew“xD sinh (ax
) ¢ + b), Where D = a x
and (a7) =aOis........
)
1
1 sinh (ax + by
F (0) Gar * ) sinhsinh (ax + b)
(8) x>=F
(D) = ay SIH (ax + b)

egra —.-
Particular Integral (D7) SOSH (ax + by,
where D «i and $(a”)
= 0 is
1
_) ${at) OSH (ax + b) (1)
(8) xy qy cosh (ax + b)
1
(C) Gay sinh (ax + b) 1
(D) Bay cosh (ax + by
; 12. Particular 1
Pa Integral wn)
xD) e"'V where, V isi any function of
x and Da GIS onstsste
i (1)
{A) e™ a 1
a
er eD= Oa © oo eaY © ay
“0 +a)
4
13, . Parti Particular Integral xD)L xV where, V is a function of x and D= TS tsetse
, (1)
Ay. 2)
a) E -aia] (0) V ©) [x-SB] eo v
1 Y
oi) | 0
[x- $(D)
(C) [. + g(0)
20) Vv (0)
1 x 4d. 1S wns i
14, Particular integralDel 2%, where DB
(a) e* (C) ee" (0) eer

(A) eve"
TS censeeeneniee (2)
i .
45. Particular Integral _i_
Dr2e ~~ ae
° where D®
dx .
oe (C) e’ (D) eo "
x (B) ee
A) ee"
: . 1 * ¥ D
reDs fis peapeeeesseense (2)
16. particular Integral D+1 sine whe ax 1 (Cc) -e" cos e {D) e" cose"
*cose _—
(A) -e“ sine" _— . (2}
ee d. Beer
e* Gy
cose * where Da
D+2 ¢*
» Particular Integral —-
(a) ewsine”
(A) e“ cos e”

ENGINEERING MATHEMATICS — mm
(Comp, Engg. and IT Group) (S-I) APPENDIX: MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS
—_(A.6) ——_ Ss
18. Particular Integral =———+20 Sec?x (1 + 2 tan
x), (use tanx = t and D aS) Is. (2)
(A) e™ (1 + 2 tan? xy (8) ae (tan x + tan’ x»)
(C) e” (tanx + 2 tan? x)
(D) e™ (tan x + sec x)
19. Particular Integralsy
5 (He
' e ) where D = 2 1S ssssessersseane
dx (2)
(A) e" log (1-e")
(Q) e"log (1 +e’)
(B) log
(1 +e’)
(D) e*log (1 +e’)
20. Particular Integral of differential
equation 2 7a + by = OTS ciisaeiteniven (2)
. er
(A) - ®) ->
eX
(0) 34
a™
© 7
21 Pariciler Integral of differential equation
(D?= 5D + 6) y = Be Is emen
(2)
* *‘oe e
(0) -3
22. Particular Integral of differential equation
(D?-9) y ae + 1is
2 ext (2)
(A > “9 - 3
(8) x +3
ee 1
(9 x= 1
5 (D) xe* +5
23. Particular Integral differential equation (D?
+ 4D + y= eis
-h
(2)
é : i
(0) -Fe™
(A) xe -ix XN -ix
(B) 73 e (Cy “10 ®
24. Particular Integral of differential equation (D - 2)?

yee is
x 2a
(2)
(A) 31° * (log 3-2) x
2 —_1_
(B)} 7" a
te-23
a
(C) a * flog 3-2y 3 z x ax 1
©) 31° * (log 3-2)
25. Particular Integral of differential cane: (D =D) y=
126s ccccsnn
(2)
(A) 3e* (B) 2r Ae (C) l2xe"
(D) 3xe"
26. Particular Integral of differential equation (D’ + 1) (D-1)y
= eis ......
1 (2)
(A) xe" (8) 5X 1
(C) 5 xe" (D) xe
27. Particular Integral of differential equation (D* - 4D
+ 4) Y = SIM 2X18 vrcssseccssare
(A) -~3
cos 2x (8);
cos 2x sin ~E2x {2)
() (0)
cos 2x
8
28. Particular Integral of differential equation (D° + D) y = COS X IS soos...
(A) -F sin x x (2)
(8) Zcos x 1
(C) -Zcos x
0) -Fcosx
29. Particular Integral of differential equation (0? + 1) y = sin
xis...........
(A) - 5 cos x x (2)
(8) -Jcosx (9 ~F sin x
(D) ~5 0s x
30. Particular Integral of differential equation (D’ + 9D) y = sin 3xis...........
xX. {2)
(A) -a cos 3x (B) - jg sin 3x (C) 1
=xsin 3x
(D) “8 sin 3x

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r inte Ai (Comp. Engg, and I Group) (S-0)__(A7)
oo
: ‘gral a differential equation (D' + 10D? + 9) y = sin a + cos 4x iS
33 5in 2x ~—
3 . = (®) 4J 5 sin 2x + cos AX

(CE) is-Tesin2x4—
ix COs 4x ) 2 sin ox + At+ eos ax
- 2
1, Particular Integral of Giff (2)

d .
nalcauation SY 22G + SY = 10 SiN KIS sane

‘og! ere,
,
a (A) Bon
3 x
(© 4sinx +2cosy (B) sinx-2 cos x
3 J. Particular Integral of differ ent (D) 2sinx+cosx
% ey: Ntial equation (DY
= m4} ¥ = COS MK IS cecccccue (2)
~
i (A) 4m? COS Mx
‘4 (8) “asin mx
=-xsin mx *
(Q
{D) a7 sin mx
34 . ;
cy Particular Integral of differential equation re ae = 2 cosh 2x Is
IK setestentenses (2)
rt 1
(A) 3, cosh 2x x
{C) Fcosh 2x (D) sinh 2x
(8) g8 cosh 2x
i
35. Particular Integral of differential equation (D? + 60-9) y= sinh 3x is 0... @
r0 =
18 595 h3 x (B) F cosh 3x (CQ) 1.
tp sinh 3x (0) D8
—Jg cosh 3x
P ;
_ 36. Particular Integral of differential equationiy + BY Hx! + 2K LIS ccssen _
1
1,
(A) g(x’ + Sx +1) 3x -
(B) Z0C +3)
1
(C) x‘-x+1 (D) go'-x+0
-
53x + 17is..
3, Particular Integral of differential equation (D' + D? + l)y =
(A) 53x° +17 (B) 53x’-89 (C) 53x" +113 (D) 3-17
-
(D’- D + l}y= 3x°- Lis. we
38, Particular integral of differential equation
(B) 6x +1 ) Be + 64-1 (0) + 18x-12
(A) 3x? + 6x+ 5 .
@)
2 a (D? — 1) y =X IS ween
ic) ate py —iheee
, 39, Particular Integral of differenttial e feuation
ral equation (D7 + 30° A) = ¥ Hew uf, 3 (2)

el
40. Particula r Integral of differential equ
.
War?
» 22.3) ait (ots aye
1/;,3
©
(C) (e43+5
* 12+ LIS e-nsnees 49

(0) -Zb?-5
(2)
: ' tion
equa 8) (« vt #)
i 41. Particular Integral of differential
i; ‘,7_= x) 1 1‘
(A) ¢ +x°—35 0) 2 (tee+3)
$84 FgIS ee caisers (2)

ip G2
(QC) Sea
25 ts
e+ 24x + 1)erential equation (p?-
4D + A) dyy = ON oo
é
(0) 356”
fom ( 30
Particular Integral of differe
6 (8) 60°
x»
(A) 320°
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43, Particular Integral of differential equation ee + 29i YO COS KIS snmrsree (2)
(8) -e"sinx ( -e%cosx. (D) (cx +c} e*

(A) e* cos x
44, Particular integral of differential equation (D? + 6D + 9)y = e*y7 ls. 2)
e2x
ix
— (D)
. (cx + 2} e
4
(B) en x (Cc) ox
(A)
45. Particular Integral of differential equation (D? + 2D + 1) y = ef (L + 7) IS soreness (2)

et : (C) e* 5 +42
et (
2) (E2° ;*)12
(A) e“| 5-39 (B) e* (x + *)
46. Particular Integral of differential equation (D-1) y=e" ve 1S ssssenarenooes (2)
4 ic) e yi? (D)
Boxe
B ex ia
(A) Ise x? (B) 7 p* ye
Parti
47. Particular 477 = 52Goy + y = xe" SIN X15 womens
integral of differential equation dy (2)
(A) —e* (x sin x + 2 cos x) (8) e% (xsinx—2
cos x)
(C) &sinx
+ 2cos x) (D) -e* (xcos
x + 2 sin x)
: : _ dy d
48. Solution of differential equation =] + a HY = OTS cessetrenee a
ly
: 3 3 2 _ 3 1
(8) e (< cosy +O snd} +e"
(A) e (< cor M2, +& sin.) 2
-=¥ ly
3 3 1
2 1
(D) e° (. cor +o sin) +5e™
Oe ( cosyx + C2sin} x) +e
49. Solution of differential equation (D* + 1) y = X15 «esse (2)
(A) +c, sinx-x
c,cosx (B) +x
c,cosx+c,sinx
(C) ce, cosx +c sin + 2x (D) +c) sinx—2x
c,cosx
2. (C) 3. (D) 4. (D) 5. (C) 6. {B) 7. (B) 8. (A) 9. (D)

1. {A}
10. (C) 11 (A) 12. () 13. (0) 14. (A) 15. (B) 16. (C) 17. (D) 18. (8)
19. (D) 20. (B) 21. (A) 22. (QC) 23. (D) 24. (A) 25. (D) 26, (C) 27. (B)
28. (D) 29. (A) 30,(B) 31. (C) 32. (D) 33.{D) 34. (C) 35. (A) 36. (D)
37. (8) 38. (C) 39. (D) 40.(A)|| 41, (0) 42. (C) 43. (©) 44, (A) 45. (C)
46, (B) 47, (A) 48. (D) 49. (B)
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nis .
1. The general form of Cauchy's linear differential equatio
tla? m2
(A) a, +a ae + 2S +... + an Y = f(x), where, dp, a1, az, «1 ay are Constants.
(8) Be -o$ o where, P, Q, R are functions of x, y, Z.

d d 1 f=
(C) a ra, ax hea, xr? rd toe + any = f(x); where ay, ay a2... a, are constants
d™ Te
(0) ae (ax + 6) SY + a (ax + By Gare + a lax + BI Get++. + any= f(x), where ap, a), az..., a, are constant.
~
mi SY
fn nel, n=?
no FY reduced to linear differential
ar diff eren tial equa tion aot” gy" * a ge * aK” OK m2 + «1. + Any = f(x) can be hi
Cauchy's line g subs titu tion ...
tant coefficients by usin
equation with cons y= e
“@)
(A) x= e
(D) x= e
(C) x =logz
a
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EQUATION IS sense
waren SY. gy
TOX™? to. + aay = fod, where, a ay, Bp... Ba are consta nt.
dz
PP Q*R here,p=~
Rare functions
of x y,z
(CQ) ax Ady a
dx" + aml dy" + altarqt * +. + any = ffx), where, ay a),
37 «+, a, are constant
(D) a (ax + by DY mi Oo
Ga (a * by GPs tare ye, w+ ay 5 fx), wher 33, «... 3, are consta nt.
do ay,e,
"auation ay fax « by LX. a tax e ree,
~ ay (ax + by"? gy
reduced to linear differentia}
dx’ * dx
ae +... + ay=. FOX) can be
d a)
(A) x = eF “qvation with Constant coefficients by using subst
itution .........0
(Q ax+b=lege
(B)
B ax+b =
°
5. To reduce the differentia (BD) ax+b=

: gy
substitutions is.
d
Squation 3 dx? ~ 4x Gt + Gy =x! to linea
r differential equation with constant
| coefficients,
(A x= = 24)
—
( x= logz (1)
To reduce the dif (0) x =logz

ferential Equation
(x + 2
coefficients, substi *Y = 4x + 7 to lin
tution is stetesencenyey ear differential equa
. tion with constant
(A) x4+2= 6%
(C) x+2=¢! (B) x=z41 (1)
(0) *+2=logz
7. To reduce the diff. . .
erential equation dg
(3x + 27 ay +3Qx4 aX By = + 3x4 1 to linear di
constant coefficients, substi fferential equation
tution is with
(A) 3x+2=e
(C)
(3) 3x+2=2 a)1
x =e
(D) 3x+2=logz
& On putting x = ef and using D #7d the differential

. ; equation
dy +x Fed + ¥ = xis transformed into Sime.
ti
(A) (OD? ~1)y=e (8) (O'+ly=e
(Q (D+ 1)y=x (0) (D+D+ yee
9%. The differential equation x dy
dx! ~* oydx * 4¥ == Cos (leg x) + x sini (log x), a on puttii
ng x == ef at and using
ii
Dm a.
dz |S transformed
IMO ..onssccceesee
: ,
( D’-p 4 =sinz+ e'cosz (B) (D°-2D + 4)y= cos (log x) + x sin (log(1)
_
x)
a : + - + os = cosz+e'sinz (0)1 (0'-2D + 4)y=cosz+etsing
gy WY
10. On putti
utting x = e' the transformed differential equation of x 4,2 a
3x4, * Sy = x" sin (log x) using Dw de IS oe (1)
(A) (D?-4D + 5)y =e" sinz (8) (D'-4D + 5)y = x’sin (log x)
z
( (D’-4D-4)y =e'sinz (D) (0'-3D

+ S)y=e'sinz

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11. The differential equation vty, +x oe Y=] i —a js transformed into «suse

on putting x = e" and using D #4, Q)
az
xi
(A) (D’=1)y= Ts (8) (D'-2D-Dy=Ty
a
? #
(C) (O-1)y=
7 e*Ge 0) O=-Vy=T
ay dy + Sys 7 log x, on putting x = e and using
i 2
D "dz is
transformed
tra into TUEseaeipabeses ()1
12. The differential equation x di - 5x dx
(A) (07-5D+5)y=zet (8) (D*-SD-S)y=e"z

(Q) (0?-6D+5S)y=x logx (0) (D?-6D+ S)y=ze™ 5
13. The differential equation (2x + 1) ay, (2x + 1%dx 7 22¥ # 6x, on putting 2x + 1 = e" and putting D = is transformed
INTO .secssesssees (1)

3 :
(A) (0 - 20-3) y=7(e'-1) (8) (D7 +20 + 3)y=3(e'-1)
3
(a) (0* + 20-12) y =4 (e-1) (D) (0?-2D-3)y
= 6x
" : . dy
2 dy 2 - .
1A. The differential equation (3x + 2} a * 3(3x + 2) dx 36y = 5 ((3x + 2)?—1], On putting 3x + 2 = e | and using O = adz
transformed into wes. (1)

1
(A) (D* + 30-36) y = 55 (e*-1) (B) (O? +4)y=3 (7-1)
1
(Q (D?-4)
y= 55 (e"-1) (0) (D'-9)y =(e*~1)
15. The differential equation (1 + x)" ay, 31 rot = 36y= 4 cos [log (1 + x)] on putting 1 + x = e* and using D = i
transformed INto uss (1)
(A) (D? + 2D
— 36) y = 4 cos [log (1+ x)] (B) (0? + 2D-36)y=4cosz
(CQ (0? + 3D-36)y =4c05z (D) (0? 2D - 36) y = 4cos (log 2)
16. The differential equation (4x + yh +2 (4x + ye, 2y = 2x + 1 on putting 4x + 1 = e and using D =¢ is transformed
TIT cocseesssessens (1)

1 .
(A) (0 +D+2y=5(e'+1) (8) (1607 + 8D + 2)y = (e+ 1)
1
(Cc) (16D? - 8D + 2)y =5(e" + 1) (D) (0? +2D+2)y=(e-1)
. Ch d
17. The differential equation (x + 2) +3 (K+ 2st y =4sin [log (x + 2)] on putting x + 2 = e and using D = 4 is
z
transformed into ........s0s0 (1)
(A) (0? + 3D + 1)y = 4 sin {log z) (8) (D?+1y=4sinz
(CQ) (D7 +20+1)y=4sin flog (x + 2)] (0) (0?
+ 20+ 1) y=4sinz
18. For the differential equation x7 ay +x a tyerex? , complimentary function is given by... ee (2)
(A) cx + ¢2 (8B) clogx +c,
(C) c, cosx +c, sinx ay 1 (0) ¢; cas (log x) + ¢; sin (log x)
19. For the differential equation ae * Ady = A + Blog x, complimentary function is BIVEN BY oceans (2)
(A) cx + G2 (B) ox’+ ¢,
¢
(9 qlogx+q (D) ate

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© differentia) equation 22¥ | di
(A) Gx? + cad Sne dx? ax oy + 6y = x, complimentary function is given Dy ree
(C) Ox? + eye (B) x? + Gx
21 For the differentia] equation 32dy dy (OD) cx? + ox , P
(A) [c, 1 cos 3 3 (log x) + C2 sin V33A

did~X Gy * Ay = cos (log ») + x sin (log »), complimentary function is given by
(C) x [cs cos (log x 4 & sin (| °9 i (B) x [cr cos V2 2 (log x) + c; sin V2 2 (log x) 2
7 $1 (log x)
22. For the differential equation 7 oa (0) x iG cos V33 (log x} + cz sinv3 3 (log xi]
A) (clogr + qr + ene compliment,
mplimentary function is given by .... 7 (2)
¢
(8) ar+ a
(6) [61.608 09 1) + & sin (log ny
23. For the differential equation
0) ar+$,
32dy + ZY
x dx? * * Gy * ¥ = % particular integral is given DY ressssseseses (2)
x
x (8) >2
Oz
a dy (BD) 2x
24. For the differential i d
re ¢ 2° equation x’ dx? ~ axe + 6y = x’, particular integral
‘ is given by .... sassssenen (2)
s (8) og
x
— 5
O | (0) =
25. Solution of differential equation ty + a KIS cecsssesscseee

(2)
x
(A) (x +c) "7 (B) (qx? +c) %
(c) (cy log x + «x)= (0) (¢,log x + ¢) +%
d* dy 1.
26. Solution of differential equation x7 a + axis BIS cornesseneen (2)
(B) (yx? +c) + x4

(A) (cx + ¢2) -4
(D) (clog x + «3 +%
0) atayt ie
d’y +(x+ vo} +y = 2sin (log (x + 1)], complimentary function is given BY seessstseceee (2)
27. For the differential equation (x + 1)’ oe (B) c, cos [log (x + 1)) + ¢2 sin [log (x + 1)]
, (D) ¢, cos (log x) + cz sin (log x)
(A) Cy (x + 1) + c2 (x + 1y?
(QF [clog x + 1) + al &* ) ; ay aia 3 12y= 6x, complimentary function is given BY see (2)
oe (B) « (2x 3y? + cp (2x +3Y3)

@x- + tee
=
‘. dferential equation3)" 25°" 0) -1
+
(A) a (2x + 3)? + C2 (2x
+3)"
(0) (2x +3) +c (2x dy 36y= (3x + 27, complimentary function is given by se (2)
E+ GH 2 ax + 2y?
3 ce + 2) + C2] (3x
For the differential equation (B) (c1 leg (3x
(3K- 2)”
(0) 4 Gx- 2)? + cy
(A) c1 (3x + 2)’ + ¢2 (3x4 2)
(Q) ¢ (3x + 2) +o (3X42
ee
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30. For the differential equation (x + 2 Sy x +2) 4 y= (3x + 6), complimentary function is given By ——- (2)
(A) cr (x + 2) + 2 (#2)? (B) ¢, log {x + 2) + &
(C) 63 (x-2)
+ 2 (x-2)7 (D) [clog (x + 2) + ca) + 2)
1 2. (A) 3. (D) 4. (B) 5. (B) 6.(C) 7.4A) 8. (B)

9. (D) 10, (A) 11.(0 12. (D) 13. (A) 14.(0 15. (B) 16.(9
17. (D) 18. (D) 19. (C) 20. (A) 21. (D) 22. {B) 23. (B) 24. (A)
25. (D) 26.(0) 27. (B) 28. (A) 29. (C) 30. {D)
Ch. 2 Simultaneous Linear Differential Equations

Symmetrical Simultaneous D.E.
Type I: Simultaneous Linear Differential Equations : Marks
L_ For the simultaneous linear differential equations
= Es
dt a= aye
By Gy ~ 3X + 2y usi Dez
solution ofof xx us
2y == e”e* solution in obtainin fi from
4. is g @
(A) (D? + 4D-5)x=1+

2t+ Je” (8) (D’- 4D-5)x
= 1+ 2t-3e"
(Q) (D7 + 4D-5)
x = 3t + 3e” (D) (D? +4D-5)y
= 3t + 4e”
d d d
2 For the system of linear differential equations a + 2x-3y= tot 3x + 2y = e” elimination of x results in(use p=4)
(2)
(A) (D? + 4D—5)x=1+ 2t+3e” (8) (D?-4D-5)y=t—4e”
(Q) (D’ - 4D + 5) y = 3t - 2e” (0) (D°+4D-5)y=3t+4e"
d -
3. For the simultaneous Linear DE au +V=sinx = + U = cos x solution of uusing D «+ is obtain from... (2)
(A) (D? + 1)u=2cosx (8) (D?-1)u=0
(C) (0? -1)u=sinx-
cos x (D) (D?- 1)v=-2sinx
du _ ._ dv ag
4. For the simultaneous Linear DEG + v= sin 4 + U = cosx eliminating u results in (use D -2) cesssamnetti (2)
(A) (0? +1)v=0 (8) (D?- 1)u=0
(OQ (D?-1)v=- 2sinx (D) (D? + 1)v=sinx
+ cosx
dx dy dx + (2)
5. For the simultaneous Linear DE (4, - 3x - 6y = am +a ye e' solution of x using D ass BES pee
(A) (D? + 9) x = Ge" - 3t’ + 2t (B) (D?

+ 9)y = - 2e'- 2¢
(C) (D? = 9) x = Ge! - 3¢” (D) (0? + 12D +9)x = 6e'+ 3 + 2
. a dx dy
6. For the simultaneous Linear DE L dt? Rx + Rixk- y= EL at * Ry — R(x - y) = O where L, R and E are constants, solution of x
d . Q
using D=7, is Obtain FOM «sess
(A) (2D? + 4RLD + 5R’) x = 2RE + 2R (8) (L’D’ + 4RLD + 3k) y = RE

(Q) (2D? + 4RLD + 3R°) x = 2RE (D) (0? + 2RLD + 5R?) x = 2RE

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using Oa IF Obtain fron ne
at *ReRW yo, gy
my E Lat + Ry~ Rix ~. y) = Owh
L, e constants, solution of y
A) (UO sarin Rye
Rand
re E are
: © (0? + apy, Ds
~ RE + 2g
3R%) y = 2RE
& Forthe Simultaneous
Unear ped
(8) (2p? + 4RLD +
3R’) y=RE
°
4
A)Pa(O~ P
a) ca= ae26! BY eedtt exe et soySolution
(0) (UD' + 2RID 5R’) y = 2RE
( tks ofx usiingng d=
D = dt2 Obtain fOM ves
e+ et
9. From the simultaneous (B)
(2)
Linear pe Sx (0? = tyes etigt
(0) (D7 - 1) x = @!- @!
(A) (O73 Vy = 2¢t
Fat tye dt
9) + Yyset, "Solution of y using p "atd
e S obtain from...
10. For the simultane
oy 8)(P?- aya (2)
e"
(a) o +6049) ESEdx Sem ay ) (Payee eta gt
x03, ‘ ; an
a (©) (D *6D+ayx ay
at Y= 0, solution of x usi e d
ng Davieis obtain from
, For the si {B) (D604 9)x 0 2
soeeeensssen (2)
pny eee Um; ea OE
yaya (0) (py 6D+9y.
(A) (D-?6p ~ 9)9 y= ly = 2
2
dt * X+yag Solution of y
(Q (+ usi ng bet;
6D 4 yet dt '5 Obtain from
(8) (D4 imines
6p, Neeley
(D) (P+ EDs gy. ia a
-2t
(2)
4 By, ay, +n BFe Constant

(2) dx
P iS
= = =, where, P, Q, R are o
function ox y,z
(O ay 2d , ay”? oy
d n- #
dx aX? n~ed + + Bay = HO),
dx dx where, ay, ay, a, ‘+ y ATE Cons
ne
tant
(D) ag (ax + by" “xy dd",
+a; (ax + prt + ay fax + baa
' St any = {(x), where,
. ae a, are constant
Solution of Symmetric si dz
multaneous DE dx <= dy7p == is
W x+ysoyezeo 15 sesetssion
(B)B) YFCyy +2ee
x-yec (1)
3
(a) RKt+y=q.y-z=Q (D) M-ZSCpy-2rec,
= Solution of symmetric simultaneous DE ~~

dx
=
dy
y
a
=r" seems tnetsiaes
(A) (B) xy= czyz = cx (1)

Xe Gy, y = c2
_(¢) Xtyeqy+z=Q (D) x+yFc,y-zec

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dy az of the relation in the solution is p
4. Considering the first two ratio of the symmetrical simultaneous oe = 2° yr me 5
()
1S sesssssenssee
4 D) x-y=c
ww eyes () x-yee « ¥-yre ory
d dz Jation in the sol
5. Considering the first two ratio of the symmetrical simultaneous DE a 5 ae x(z- 2y)" poh OF the TERED Ne SeRiin
of DE is ...........
a -ye °
(A) w+y=c (@B) ¥+y=c (c) obec @) ¥a¥hs
vas dx dy dz
DE yz = x =yx sone of the relation in the solution of DE is
6. Considering the first two ratio of the symmetrical simultaneous
(2)
siiviacodenen
(a) #-y=e (8) x-y=c () v-yse (0) ¥+y'=c
the solution of
7. Considering the first and third ratio of the symmetrical simultaneous pes = a ay rone of the relation in
> (2)
@) x'-y'=c (Q ¥-2=e (D) x-z=C¢
(A) P-2=c
dy dz
yee
8. Considering the second and third ratio of the symmetrical simultaneous DE aS: by" ez * one of the relation in
(2)
the solution of DE is
1 \
(BR) y-2ec () y=a (D) x-ze=c
WW B-aec
multipli as ipli
a set of f mult
9. . UsiUsing 1, 1, 1 the er = 2x"= ig,
solution oof DET Ey-z-z-
he solution x-y sree (2)
(A) x+y +rec (B) x-y-z=c¢
() xty+zee (D) -x+y-zec
dx- Ay _dy dz
: a set of multiplier1 as x, y, z the solution of DE Bz
10. Using * 4x - 22 > Dy - 3K 15 eesecsssveee (2)
1 i1i1
(A) x+y +z sc , si ® ytytzae
(C) x+y+z2¢ (DR) e+ytztse
(ay _ dz
2)* ya" - 20)
are _ 34) = 200
rer is. 1 (2)
a set of multipli
11. Using x°, y’, z’ the solution of OE 7.4
aser
(A) ery +z =c (BR) xt+yteztac

(CT) x+y+zec (D) xyz=e
. he <clution
r 3, 2,1the solutionof DE y tex
a set of multiplieas
of be X= 2 = 2k-2 3y 8 sia shagaiaieie (2
12. Using
3 21
(A) a +2yiezsc @ xtytz7°
(D) 3x+2y+zec
Wye 2y-Z=c
ar . ox dy __dz (2)
V2 ytz7y-z 1S si sipsiacsenys
2yz-yht
13. Using a set of multiplier as 1, y, z the solution of DESr 3.7
- a.
(B) xt te bac
(A) g+yerac
(D) x+y + ge
(Cc) xty+Z5C

7. (A) 8.19
R, , te : Fourier Integra}Represe
ler integral
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Mtation Fou
7 "ePresen
tion of fo g gl Transform and Inverse Fourier Transf
(A) 2 J orm Marke
2x fe 2J fu) erbuey du dy efined in the interva| "<x cal
a s
stents
Fe
(9 i i i
2n oo, 2. Huy eu du dy (B) J flu) ete ay di
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The Fourier transfor 2 =
“ 0) OF function fO0 defined (D) Pa j j flu) B=4

in the e da
“) J flu) e” du inte
Malm exan
c ewig
~ “
(8) (1)
() J fu) e™ ay J f(u) a gy
to
3. The: s
le le invers. e Fouri
ler transform 100 {D) June du
defineg PINmx
eye OfFA)Is
Wz2 ST caveman
1
nm .
0
@®) 25 J FA) ep,t
1
) oy=~ J FOX) e ix da
—.
-
_
©) 3 J aye ay
Inthe cour: 0
presentationof — If Bera.
n the Fourier integral re
ee dhe
( x0
e*, x>o-FAlis.........
1432
es ® tre
sini.
£08),
ay
1 * we
© Tea oi
Lei
5. In the Fourier integral hha = {5m%
O<xnex
representation of >> J¢ .
1-H JE =o veg andx > nr F(A is
1+ “1 (1)
a 8) 7
ns ©
e “X41
1-8 © 7
ind
1 1-ik eo” dhs fr.
§. In the Fourier integral repres x : ; FO) IS ecsesarsecere
entation tion >, 7 Flash eee (2)
: 0
sin cosa
1+ 2 ) Ty (D) nh
Waa (8) L+A
-
{3 +x? 9 PS ceseecesseranee
7. The Fourier transform F(A) of f) = 19. x <0
(A) idi © i

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8. The Fourier transform F(A) of f(x) » {0. Ix}
[x] ><a3/5 Tipaeseanteeus (2)
oaittal
2 sin aa eu a 2cos ia
en @ + o> OS
9. : om 0
The Fourier transform F(A) of f(x) = {e : : 0 15 seosvssssaseens
1
(2)
An, 1-iA 1-1.
Ae 8) +53 © t= ©) +e
10. The Fourier transform F(A) of f(x) = e7!*! is given by
suns (2)
a) 1 2 2
A ian ®) © Tz 0) 744
sinx, O<x<x
11. If f(x) = f »X<Oandx> x then Fourier transform F(A) of £(%) IS sess
e +1 fn 4 OR 1 ead
A Te () Sr © ir “Te
12. The Fourier transform F(A) of fo) = (ces x , : a 15 cece
(2)
(A)
ik
1-2 ik id ia,
(B) “1-38 (c) "Iek (0) 14h
.
13. The Fourier transform F() of f(x) = {5sinx, 1 x>0
eS cereeteetne (2)
i
OIF ® 31 © TR
id
© T
ia
.
14. The Fourier x,x>O0.
transform F(A) of | f(x) = i: <I eesstsstnne
(2)
(a) 0 ®) 33? © x (D) 4
- 2
2, Ix] <a
15. If f(x) = 0, Ix} >1 then Fourier transform F(A) of f(x) is. given By .....scsen
(2)
4cosi 4sini
(a) a) —— qo
2sin 2
o
ind
16. The Fourier transform F(A) of f(x) = {r. = ; 15 -sissannaasabins

(2)
(A) 22i-33 (8)
1 2i332i 1
73 (C) (D) - ne
. x-x7, x0.
17. The Fourier transform F(A) of f(x) = i 10S esrsssrssie
(2)
2 41 1 2 1 2
(A) 97 +153 (8) 97-153 (C) gains (0) -37-i15
18, The Fourier transform F(A) of f{x) = {i ~ *s +! s t 15 sssssssescenee
(2)
(A) - 7a4.
(sinA - Acos A)
4
(B) 33 (sind~ A cos A)
4.
(C) 52 (sin 4. = Acos A)
4
(D) 32 (sln A + A cos A)
; F +x, x>0
19, The Fourier transform F(A) Of (0) = JQ 6g gy IB enensesins
(2}
1 2 1 2 1.2
(a) 38-15 (8) 97-17 () ata (0) -57+i5

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(2)
eT
~A. cos
Ax ~sin
Ax
ea
=A
eSAx + Sn
sin Ax
Jen
“A entasttesens
ASE
(2)
sing
1 +k Jen, = TANinax deg de
Raat so)
“
2. The inverse Fourier tra Lf Seas,
"sform ffx) defined i
.
in , wv iyJeT
wy 2 [2 + cos ay : Reon
2x
“Sk esot egy elt 1-% da
Z THA (A) a
od | senna
eke .
{Desai
-
(8) 3 | [Store
= isin ax
(2)
E 2x vo 1-i “nae
1?
(Dp) &
If the Fourle ) 2n
Sin dr
r Nt
| egral repr LF
eottest
> se-e. esentation
i OF f(x) is anag
é {s
| sie dcosie
0 : (i: Ix} eq
BO 4 9, |x| sq th
en Value of ~
integrat f si
the Fourier @) } * na
integral Fepr
esentati on of f(x} Is
©) o dA is
-
x [ede sc
0 o
am~
)
: =)x on [i
=1o nk *O c m3
X<Oxaenndx th
> x
wz then value Of th
e int ral F cos 2k
@ 1 eg
J 1-372 dA is
ines
© o
"
1 Transform and
Inv
Ntation of an even functi
= oe on {(x) defined in the
interval —..
SX <cals.
Maris
flu) cos Au co
o
s Ax du da,
o-—47
ou,7
ain
fu) sin Au cos Ax du dA

(D) 2 fu) sin Au sin dx dy dy

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ENGINEERING MATHEMATICS - 11 (Comp. Engg, and IT Group) (S-I) _(A.18) APPENDIIXX: MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
APPEND Qu S
2 The Fourier sine integral representation of an odd function f(x) defined in the Interval 22 </X <9 15 sess (1)
(A). iif flu) sin Au cos Ax du dA (B) j f f(u) cos Au sin Ax du dhe
oo
2 a 3 =
(C= I J uy cos au cos axchu dd iD) = J J f(u) sin Au sin Ax du dh

0 Q
3. The Fourier cosine transform F,(A) of an even function f(x) defined In the Interval -= < x < = Is scent meansers {1)
(A) J f(u) sec Au du {B) | f(u) cos Au dd

0 0
{C) J sw) cos Au du (D) Sry sinku du

o 0
4. The Fourier sine transform F,(k) of an odd function f() defined In the interval 2 < X < 0015 sasussssen (1)
(A) J f(u) sin Au du {B) | f(u) cosec Au du

°
{c) J f(u) sin Au da {D) J flu) cos Au du

0
5. The inverse Fourier cosine transform f() Of Fe{A} 15 scssssocssese ()
fr s
(A) J FAA) sin Ax dA
QO
(B) 2| a
F.(A) cos Ax dx
{C) J F(A) sec Ax da

a
(0) 2]
= J Fe(A) cos Ax dd
9
6. The inverse Fourier sine transform f(x) of F,(A) is... ()
2 2
AS J F,(A) sin Ax da (B} ™ Jr F,(A) cos Ax di
0 ( 0
{c) x 2a F,(A) cosec Ax dA (D) [avs F(A) sin Ax dx
, a 2 J a?
7. For the Fourier sine integral representation e™* cos x = > pa"
5 Sin AX GA, F(A) IS sersssssssecens (tu)
A aM ws 1
) 44 ®) a4 0) (0) Fea
eo os zx
2 comes Ix| sz
8, For the Fourier cosine integral representation > [= cos Ax di, = 0 | x: then Fourier cosine transform F:(})
i Ix] >>
US eessesscseeeee ' {1}
mh mh
1-23? sin 2 cos cos
(A) TA (B) T-x (C) ; Ty (0)
as
eh
cos "5

ES
[aie
t MULTIPLE CHOI
CE QUESTIONS
P x Sidxnda { exon PADIS

10. For the Fourier sj (8) A
Iz (1)
i 1~ sina
“em 9 aude, 1- cos mA
=i Ne integ re Presentat (D) jy
wr ign n 52a t jSinmnh
sink, Ix] sx
E
(B)
Taras va «ft ‘hal> ae Fi).
is
11, For the Fourie
.
r sine inte (q Soa (a)
, *Qr"al
1-2?
) MANO a represents tion 14k
o &iy > Asin Ax (0) Si
sinnan
*YA -
say dheet. ex \
Oar 32 > 0, FAD IS a.
(1)
9 ae
© Ra
12. For the Fourie
r sine;
ntegral representation
“) Cy : i ro
4 ;
S JT 2A sin dx
*
Mag |
2A sin dx “g Meg dae SK > 0. Rayis
Meg
a8)
13, For the Four (c) 2A sin dx
ier sine integral +4
2A ecos dy °
representation (D) “M an
222 Ff psi
(A) 6A “4
07 e+4
a 2
( OF a6 ) HE a ~ HON
(8) aO'o+a
e 0, Fay ig wena
aT THScot Aytg
(C)
14, For the Fourier aa -
(D)
Cosine integral repres
entation 22 Asin th
og Ax da
E g 4 ce
sin = {ees * {* Sn FQyi
“worra Asin nh Ix eae hel
s..
(8) eTy e tees
. ©) ot
cosi.ne
15, For the Fourier (0) sin
228Ax *
integral representati
on TRogi@Wi s+5 ek
THT yg) COS Ax da = aes + Se
Finy ig .
(A) 2e7? 4 Se 4 (1)
" er “Fs wa)
(Q Gey oy 3) -
*
(0) ol 5a)
16. For the Fourier sine m
transform of f(x) =e", m Ae then its |
> 0, x > Ols F(A) ma Fi
on ts Inverse Fourier sing Mra
/
. nsform is, .
an = (a)
(A) >2 fh ssinax 2 lots
0 am an ands
Pe
. ( » 2 Iasin de
Or 2] maAm cos ax da 7 dd
e
1 If the Fourier cosine integral rep res entation of f(x) =
Me bl et 7
17, Ix] > 1%

ENGINEERING MATHEMATICS ~ 11 (Comp. Engg. and IT Group) (5-l) _(A.20) APPENDIX : MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONs
2 x
{x} = 2 SoA coe
cosh
hx da then the vatue of Integral sok
jes di. Is equal to .. {1)
a 4 2 1 Do) Oo
18. The Fourier sine transform F(A) of f(x) =_(.

: : : ‘5 Is...
2)
(A) E (Losi
dosh
l-sinna)
Ax 7 cos Az)
An
@) E (sos An“ 1)
0ral 30scos AR cor
) (D) xX
19. The Fourier sine transform F,(A) of ffx) = 1, Osxs1
O.x>1 siduensonrsanie (2)
°
ww (22)
cos Ax = 1
oF-) oo & 1-sind oe
(238)
9 1
20. If f(x) = p a < “" then Fourier cosine transform F,(A) of f(x) Is given By sess
(2)
AsinX + cosa -1
Qa @
cosA-AsinA-1
‘oO cos A-Asi

sinnA+1
A +
(0) Asin i+ 1
x
i
a: O<xe< <1
2L f=" 5 1 then Fourier sine transform F,(A) of f(x) Is given By snssnsems (2)
(A) ua: sind (a) Asses sind

(0 =Acos i+ sind
(0) 5h A
“. O<xe
22. If fix)= ix>l 1 then Fourler cosine transform F(A) of f{x) is given by .... “ (2)
(a) “sn gosh in 8) sink = Snr i = 2sini
Pat 4? sin - thes ho2sin) o 2 egrh= 23
23. If f(x)= ic ° : ; <1 then Fourier sine transform F,(A) of f(x) is given
by ...,
(2)
A cos A+ 2A sind + 2cos hk = 1
(a) = . M cosh + 2h sin b+
cay SERR
AY 2lcos
A A= 1)
coe 2’. 1
Al cos 4 = 24 sin A+ 2(cos 2-1
(© "7 (OpA? cos A- 2A sind - 2(cosd -1
Aico A=)
24, The Fourier cosine transform F.(A) of 1-x, [xls
ffx)= { : 7 : 1S ve ssseees
(2)
(A) - A (sin - d.c08 4) 2
(8) 37 (sin
A ~ 2 cos 4)
(C) 53 isin - A cos A) 2
(D) 53(sind +A cosa)
25. The Fourier cosine transform f.(A) of f(x)= (x? 0
x : <% IS essssseneeese
(2)
1=sin ax -sin dx
(A) gin
5 s j] msin A:
(B) ¢ x ) (C) (ae *) (0) (e344)
26. The Fourier sine transform F,(A) of f(x) = e"", x > O15 GIVEN BY vacccnss
ns (2)
32, d
A Tee 8 7x i,
Oo Ta (D)

0
ENGINEERING MATHEMATIC
S _~ Wee
77. The a APPENDIX : MULTIPLE CHOICE
Cosine transfor ime MP. Engp. and IF Group) ($-19 (A21)
QUESTIONS
A) 7 0) of fix) = e".X> Dis given

DY sresssecesrnn
Q)
(B) r 1
BY ‘o 2 1
eeakr oy fs “4% L+A
(D) ee
=u
d Surler sine "ransform F,() of 2)
Nee FOX) IS GIVER BY vo ssscee
29. If f(x) ®) ok*,2
ee1t
= e-*1%? Othen Fourie
F COsine transform FA) +h (a)
(D) » - -p
ke + a42
of (x) is given Te
*1 (B) (2)
30. The el Cosine transform ¢ rm,
+h . i
C DTx (0) 1
clA) of Fx} = ell 3 eeht +h
(A) a € xX <csig
1 tons (2)
31, The — si ne transform ¢ 1) of ”fy) 1+
= CL ae we Is (¢) 1 2
(A) oh (0) - 1 An
(8)
1
y oF
@
32. LfUff ffx) = {.0 x>
O<]x<y 1
T+)
then Fourier Cosine O Tz
1
cosi
transform F(A) of f(x) is GIVEN oO -lz
bY was
me (2)
33. The Fourier Cosine ®) as
transform F(A) of c) .
1 he f(x) = i bl<
a iS (D) “=
~ cos oO, Ix| >a sresssesseneens
Aanv*x (B) SSha=1
7 (2)
iaom sada
34. The Fourier sine transform F,(A
) of fix) = {i ° “es 3s.is...
(a) 6058 e)
@
2 () S84a=d
35. The Fourier cosine transf
orm F,(A) of sink, OcxeR
(0) Sods
f(x) = On | e
=
7
1 _ cos (1 + Aju - 2a
du
~ l"
- ee 4s re Le=af
05 1 [- ans1+}Au AT
1
3 (sr x, Oexe< re
transform F,(A) of f(x)= .x>
. The reer ste bi
1+ Aju saan] (8) 2)2
1[seas Au sin(l+ ua]
qa led
io} we Au u cos(sas
2-h Au] (0; era
* _ £98 = AjU
2 +]
cosx, O<K<R
37. The Fourier cosine transform Fe(A) © f fod=-{ .x>n (2)
1/ cos(1+ Aju ey
_in(l-Aju cos(L+a Aju | (8) 3|- 142
1 sin(L+ Nu | sre )
os 1+A
o3[- cos(1+ Aju _ costs <u]
1+A
eT —___88
ENGINEERING MATHEMATICS - m1 (Comp. Engg. and IT Group) (S-) (A224 APPENDIX : MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS
a. The Fourier sing transform F(R) of f(x)= {e** : i sapped (2)

ua 3 [80 = A | cos ih +ol im 1 [ cos (A+ Iu - pete]
(A) 3 27 Atl
(C) i [- cos (1 + Aju 7 sin (1 - Ay D) 1 [sin{] + dju . sin ~MyU

2 1+, 1-2 2, 1+) 1-2
39, The Fourier cosine transform F,ta) of f(x) = {os K. O<xsa sevees (2)
2K>a
ay 3 [22
sl G +t _ sing
in = =) @ 24 fang. - us ERS te]
2 3 [sn Qs tn , ing sin (A + 1a

A+] (0) he]
49. The solution f{x) of integral equation J fx) COs Ax dt OAD DES suceeeens (2)
0
2 (es 2 f_x 2(1 2(1 )
wie © 3) 0 3(4y) o ie
41, The solution of integral equation J f(x) sin dx dx = {3 wh, = ale is
0 shel
fx) = 2 J |0 (1 = 4) sin Ax dd then the value ef f(x) Is equal to onsen (2)
ma G-*F) oFG-S) 0 iG)

2/1 = sinx
3 (-f+5)
2/1 2/1 si 2f 13s si
42. The solution of integral equation f f(x) cos Ade = } an = $i Is

0 '
2 J :
fix) = x 2 (1 - A) sin Ax dA then the value of f(x) Is equal to ......40....- (2)
0
a 2 ( f1+cosx
+ ) 2 ( fl=cosx ) 0 2 ( (1+set) (D) z(2 7 #4)
™ 1, 05451
43, The solution {{x) of integral I se sin Ax dx 242. LSA 4 2ig on (2)
o 0.422
wie)
Ps 2Zi
- si
= cos2) . (=
sin x -— sin
“ aa
2x
2))
of [S262 |f-l+ -
©) < [ 1 - cos ‘) ig 2(@ x cos 2]
1, Q0sAs1
44, The solution f(x) of integral equation f(x) sin dx dy= 1° hel 1S serssssasessins (2)
2 f1+casx
(a) = (eee ) (8) ‘2= (ose
1+ sinx
) (= 2 (Hee
fl-sinx
) wo) 27/1-
(os)
. 1, 0sis1
45, The solution f(x) of Integral equation J 19 cos Ax dx = , -hE1 15 sessssessssanee (2)
sin x 2 <2) 2 (Ase 2 fl:
eet
dd
) ;
» i
Hs (B= Acoss
) cosSen ls equal
48. Given that j Sint . | to,
ot dt =. 3 18 OF
2 bp) 22
(A) x " Fourier sj
at |
Ne transform FAof) fy)*) == 6X
. yo "
2 20 ls given by °
49. For the Fo
urier Cosi tr .
~— ne ansform fj ( = cos y
(0) - x
. :
oe ortuasefDF-0
. o
hony the Value of integr t :
al |0 ine,
Zigi
50. For the Fo
u Fler sine j
-
ne integral Fepr eae :
esentation
<r4 J (Asosa
: 3 ) sin ica = [2 O<x ne
. 03 hi
:
.
(a) = : x> 1: the value of integral
fa
. ee
f -
_ m, is... oe
() 0
Gi. ven | that F.(4) = }
51. * x °
j u" cos Au du —:r
= 2
cos “t he
mm
1 N Fi Fourier cosine
transform FQ) of fix) ead.
-‘*y ? Ols given by oo,
stds
:
: _. ©
2. Given that F,(A) = J ur" sin hu ; _ mn
du = “asin “>”, then Fourier sine ; tran
sform FA) of fix) = 2»'*> 0 Ois givenb
A)
Y servseeseecans (2)
@ -3 O¥ o-7
1. (8) —
2.(0)_} 3.1}
9.(D) | 30.ta) {| at) ) 24)) 43.0) 6.) tT 8g
17a) | 18.) | 19.18) | 20.04) | A) FS 8) 35.00) | 16. 0)
(C)
25. oe 26. {C) . .(D) (C)
2735 28. (A) 29ai
. )(B) | 2230. 0)(8) | 23314Aa)) || 2432.(c)@
34,(A) C 36.(8) | 37.(D) | 3818) | 39
. 4g.(D)_ | 450A) | 46.10) | 47..) | 40.10) )
an(ay | 42.|() a)33.0) 18) | 48.16)
49. (B) $0.(D) -
| 2a oo

ENGINEERING MATHEMAT
~ 111IC
(ComSp. Enand APPENDOX:: MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS
gg IT Grou
.p) (8-0) (A.24)
Type I: Z-transform M
L. 2-transform of Sequence (f(k)) Is defined
a8 voces
“y
-
(A) Z ya 8) Eye (C) Ese = kk z*
O) ea
2 2erinctorn of causal sequence {f)), k 20 Is
defined a8 cccsseen
-
-
- | a
=
(A) = fe" (8) tty x © Lt-w r* he
kao (D) ifr kjz
k=o k=O
Ok<0
3. FU) = L k20' then Z-transform of U(k) Is GIVEN
by wreesssssssees (2)
(A) - ZT hel> a
I
0) Sioa © syee1 0) pk
2
>a
—
lk=0
4 Idk) = 0, kwa then Z-transform of &(k) Is GIVEN BY vresesecsssnes
(2)2
a) i3
@ >>1 O 52
5. IE(K) = a’, k 2 0, then Z-transform of (a4) is given BY @) 2
secs...
z (2)
A) a lal < fal (8) >, kel > [al
© peel 0) lal > fa
6. If f(k) = a, k < 0, then Z-transform of {a8} Is given
by won
(1)
(A) Toy lal < al (8) 2. lal
< fal
1
(C) Sy kl > bal
(0) aay lel lal
7. If fk) = 2 k 2 0, then Z-transform of {2' is given
BY recccsisune
z (y)
(A) ST: lel <|2| 1
(8) FT: lel > lel
z
O 5. I> 121 ©) ->>5,
ta > 12
8. If * = 3',k < 0, then Z-transform of {34} Is GIVEN BY sense.
(a)
(A) 525 el > I 8) 25. <3
(8) 5p. el > 13) 0) 55. bl <1
9. If fik) = cos ak, k 2 0, then Z-transform of [cos ak}
Is given by vcs,
(1)
A P-2eosa+1 >) 0) P-aeosasd:H<l
—ifi=cosa)
(OF azcosa
ei Hl? 2 ——icorg
(0) t+ 2zcosaeyH>1
10. If f(k} = sin ok, k 2 0, then Z-transform of {sin ack}
Is given by ........
—isina (1)
A) Padrcosa
ei! Fl? 2 (8) 2+ 2zcosa+y'll>1
z(z—sin a)
) 27 cosa
+1‘ Hl (0) P+2resae 1 Mel
ne eer

wd )
APPENDIX: MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS
ENGINEERIN IS MATHEMATICS _~T1 (Comp. Engg. and IT Group
(5-0)__ (4.25) (1)
. aL. a = a k 2.0, then Z-transform of {cosh ak} is given by ---

i 2 ~ 2z cosh a + 7+ Le] > max fe" or Je“) h > max (e"| or le“)
(B) icity
%
|e“)
4Pome, [2] > max (le"| or {e*)) (0) sm ({e"| or
r 22 cosh ariel
(1)
1) . a? Z+transform of {sinh ak) 1s GIVEN BY «mss
t— 2z cosh a+ 1 lel < max (le oy le“) (8) max {le] or Je“)
z- aaah a+ 'Pl>
) “ Fetches Ba] > max ("| or je) (0) #-2zeosha+1' [2] > max (Je"] or fe“)
13. If f(k) = “esr “ k20, then
Z-transform of (cosh 2k1 is given
(1)
(A) Pl3z cosh 2 + 1 [2] > max (Je ere) (B)
z- 22 cosh 2+ 3° /z1> max (le’l or je“)
) (Fee costAy > max cer le*p (0) —2(z-cosh 2)
Zl < max (le'| or fe“)
.
P22 cosh 2 +1’
1A. TEAK) = sinh . k20, then 2-transform Of {sinh Zk} is Given BY voessscnne (1)
) (A) Fe 22 cosh 2—1' el > max (le"] or Je%p —iiz=-cosh 2)
(8) P22 cosh2 + 1 Zl > Max (le"|or fe“)
©) Foe TTT lz] > max (le"| or fe) (0) —iiz-cosh 2)
z’—2zcosh2+1' Jz| < max (Je*| or le)
15. If f(k) = cos 2k, k 2 0, then Z-transform of {cos 2k) Is given
by ........
)
) A) Pe cosp eal? 3 ® —Alcos2
24+2reosz41' H>1
© Fizcor2ei Hie? © —Eiz=

995 2)
Z-2zc0s2+1: >
16. If f(k) = sin 2k, k 2 0, then Z-transform of {sin 2k) is given by’...
(1)
a) ao, tale )
—sing
z42zcos2+1' Fl>d
—isin2
( pee ot ©) +2zrcos2+1'l<1
, 17. If Z {f(k)} = Fiz}, then Z (a f(k)), a on Es OQUA! £0 vmnn (1)
(A) F 2) (8) F 2) ‘© Flaz) () *@

Is equal CO cise w
18, If Z {f(k)} = F(2), then Z {e™* fiki}. 3 constant,
(C) Fie*z) (D) Fa)
. (A) F(2) ° — (1)
19, If Z (f(k)) = F(z), then Z {k" fk}, is equal to ..
carte © (22) Fe ay"
(A) (- 72) F(z) (e) ( aim i °

(1)
| 20, Z-transform of {f{K}) = ‘ kas shen (Cc) ze" {(D) et
(8) e* (1)
G
‘2
(A) e®
fz {f(k)) = Fiz), k2 o then Z {f(k >
1)) is given ae
2F {z) - f(0) (0) 27F(2)-z1(0)
pra) ~ 7410)
(A) zFtz) + zf(0)

ENGINEERING MATHEMATICS - M (Comp, Engg. and IT
Group) (5-0) (A.26)
APPENDOX : MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS
22. IfZ (Fk) = F(k2z)
0 then
, Z {f(
+ 2)}kis GIVER BY esssecssern
ry
(A) zF(z) = zf(0) - f¢1) (B) F(z) + x40) + zAC2)
(C) 2F(2) + zf(0) + £1) (0) 27F(z)- 20) ~ zf(1)
23. If Z (fk) = F(a), k2 0 then Zz {fk = 1)} fs given by wees
(1)
(A) 27F{z) (8) 2°4(F) - £0)
(C) F(z) (D) zF(2)- 270)
24, IfZ {fk} = F(z), k2 0 then Z {fk - 2)) is given Se
(A) z7F(z) -—zf(0) (B) x7 F(z}—f(0)
(C) 2"Ftz) (D) 27 F(z) -z7(0)
25, Convolution of two sequences (f(k}} and (Cke)} is (r(k}} = (FEK)) « (qCK}}. Ther Z[(HEk)}] 85 giver by ceseesserten
(1)
(A) F(z) Gez) F
(8) Fiz) + Gee) (Q) Fiz)-Gi2) (0) Gat
26. For (f(k)} = {-2,-1, 2), F(z) is given ee
t @
(A) 22+ 1+ 22 (8) -22-14222 (C) 2z¢1-227 (D) 2z-1+ 22"
27. For (f(k)} = (2, 1, 3, 2, 4}, F(z) Is GIVEN
DY cas ssessaseers
T a)
(A) 22? -24 -3
29' ~ 4y7 (B) 22434 3-227 + 427
(C) 22? +2434 224-477 (D) 224243
27°44
427
28. Tf f(k}= aM, vk, then Z-transofrm of (a) is given BY sumo
(2)
m (PSs).
iH
eed i @ (P5-s35). bebe
az z 1
z a z
(C) (2taz*z+ 1
a < [2] “ial wo.az *z-5). lal < [2] “lal
29. Z-transform of {f(k)}= z »k20 is given by
(1)
(A) e”? (B) e” (Cc) et (D) e”
30, If f(k) = cos mk, k 20, then Z-transform of {cos xk} is given by ....
(2)
cay RSM loa
-
) Fy eed -1
TRS, blo a Oo a
Ez k
31. If f(k} = cos> Zz).
k 20, then Z-transform of {eos 5 x} is..given by......... (2)
(A) coat jz] >1 (B) art lz] > 2
(© >. et ©) FF. el<a

32. If f(k) = sin 3 k, k 20, then Z-transform of (sin) IS IVER BY eressneae
(2)
(A) Fey. bla @ Fy. bles
(O Faq: ied ) eye hoa
a Tn er ee

33. If F(K @) p. Engg. and IT Group) ($-0) _(A27) APPENDIX : MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS
x
Cos
Zkkeo, ‘
(a) then Z-transform ot{(2) cos IS QIVEM
bry eecsrsensns (2)
z 4m lz
4 zr x
2 (B) 2 z! lz| <3
(¢ -
24m ly > 5 ’
i
MA Tl 2 sin By
(0) 2-£ kl>>3
pxl>d
2™*20, then 7.4,
(A) =e bls» “trans Onm of {2 sin z x} IS IVER
by sean (2)
a
35. If fk) = ok. -~4"
bs
2ST ko Bras?
NEN Z-tran storm of fa sin x} AEGle ©) FE,
744° b> 2
“es
PIs 4: le>2 en (2)
Nix
© ah lz] >2 ®) te 3244: \z] <2
36. i:
If fk) = 2 Cosh 3k. ke, then (BD) Pe2eed
viz
Iz} <2
z- transform of [2 cosh 31) is given by
Arce sh3+q°
is . [2] > max {le*| or ley
(@) -RMZ=2 cosh 3)
(2)
2’ + 42 cosh 3 5 4° [tl < max le’ oF Jey ‘ i. . 344" Fl > max (le of le")
37. Ifnsf(k) = 3 sinh 2 kk
20, then 2-transform of (3 shiv 251 hen® . ~4zsin
si h 344+ Fe] > max le] oF fe- th
z+ 6zcosh2— g' Pl > max
Cle’ or je")
0 3z sinh 2 _aesich 2
sa t= 62zcosh2 49° [el > max (le!
2 62cosh2 gt [tl > max (e"| oF le")) a
(D )
38. If f(k) = kk 20 then Z-transtorm of tk) is given by = riele
TEE KOSH 2 + 9° FA < max eH or jer
{A) care lz) >1
-17
(+p @) Feber e)
x, (C) 2 iad bp aap
O) —Z Blea
(2) f(k) =at
kS*, k 2 0 then 2-transform of (kS") is given by......,
sai
a) E=SP
se RIS 8) a3=) tass @)
90
C) (2-5) le]> 5
(D}
—t_
(2+5) ! Ios
40. IF fk) = (k + 1) 2', kz 0, then Z-transform of {(k + 1) 24) is given
By wenn
{2)
2 7-2
A) (z+ 2" *z-2: Bl? (8) =F Za
2 kl 2 °
z
—2t_
© Feat: |r| > 2 ) (e-2Rtz-2 bl>2
ML ZEB), 20 is given By anne
(2)
(A) (z~3e)? (8) -3e? © ga2¢ O ae 3e

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d (5-1) — (A.28)
M2, Z tke}, k20 Is given by acco (2
“1
£Z oz =1
A) tere D © —i _s —_Li_
®) G- ©} Gee (D) (r+e")r1y2
43, Z (cos (2k + 3), k20ls given by wesc
z(z- cos 2) 4“
(A) (537 oreos2 21 * NIT (B) cOS3—ti
52 =co sdl+1
ar cos2 —_ 4, 5 g-22
—tsln2
0052+1
1 Zin +605 2) —isn2__
©) sin 3 Fo acon ped O08 Fea (D) cos3 Fy 27 cos29224
4+2200
1* 5241
44, Z {sinh (bk + ch), k2 0 is given
DY sresseesesnsen
{A) cosh © ——t doh
22 cosh bsb 1 * sinh cpc
co
te shby —zZiz- cosh
b) —zsinh
esh +1 (B) cosheoT sseoshbe 1? sinh C2 oy coshb b+1
—i{z= cosh b) .
(.) cosh CT coshb 7 17 SIMh—i snhb _
CTF cosh b +1 (0)
—zsinh
b_
coshea azcoshb+
z{(z + cosh b)
1* "9°34 22 coshb+1
45. Z (0 sin 3k), k2 0 is givEN BY oso
(ze) sin 2
2» teal (2)
(A) (ze’)? + 2 (ze*) cos 2-1 (8) (ze*y’ - 2(ze") cos 3 + 1
Ay ei
F
9 (ze?}" = 2 (ze) cos 24.1
(0) (ze”)’ — 2 (ze) cos 3 +1
46. If f(k) = 2c, OSk 2 the
Z (PC,
n Is given BY sessescunenn
(2)
(A) (1-27, [2[>0
(B) (dz), B]>0
(Q (1+2%) Iej>0 {D) (1-z"), fe] >0
47. If fk) = a! U (ky then Z {£(k)) 15 GIVER BY sesrenenn
2)
(&) oy. bl> lal
z
8) =, fel > fa
=1
zr z
() Fry. Bl > lal (D) Ty: el > lal
48, If [x(k)} = {3} . {3 then Z (x(k) is given by...
(2)
) (5) 22
4). wr (8) 7) +)
—Z_) (_2z_ —_ 2z
es (5)-G34). wt (d) ()+(24). Iz| > 1
a 2 3) | 40) | s@ | 6m | 70 | ao
ae
17. (8) 2A)
18. (¢) fa)(A)
19. fo)(D)
20. |} 21,tay(8) | aia(D)
22, | as, (0) | 26.14)
23.(A) 7
25.4) | 26.0) | 27. | 280) | 29.0) | 30.0) | 3. (a) | 32 |

SA) tO) | 35.8) | 36.08) | 37.0) | a8) | a5, © | 40.0)
41. (8) 42. (C} 43. (B) 44, (A) 45, (D) 46.(8) 47.10) na

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and IT Group) (5-1) (A.29)
LomType ‘Inverse z. Marks
“transform and Difference Equation :
2 .
1> lal inverse Z-transform a)
of = is GIVEN BY as srssssenee
(A) a kag
2 it] Z| (®) a k<o () ah, k20 | a he
< lal inve "sé 2-transform
toz Is givers by vases
A) a kog :
3. * Ife}TEL > lal, inverse (B) atik<o IQ a k20
"
z.
€rse Z-transform Dy neo
i BIVEN by. ecsensen
of 29
(A) a kag Mr
(8) ako et
4. If lz < fal, inverse Z-transt -a, eed
‘orm. fF,1 °
isgiven by ween ——
“
L (A) a kag
tigv2ine ; -a" K<o a
(8) () a,a kei
ke (D) -a',‘ k20
Z-transform of y= 28 GIVEN by
es
(A) 2. kso .
(B) A ko () 2% kz0
6. If zl
< 3; Verse . ' "
Z-transform of ar IS given by wan
oe
a (A) - 3, k <0
(8)
; 3 keo (O ~3", ' ko
2] > 5, inverse 2-transform
(D) 3 7 k k20 "
ofeTs IS given by ......,
A
(A) k=]
| Sikes. .
(8) SY koa (Cc) ) 5.5! k20
+ If |2| < 5, inverse Z-transform
(BD) -S\ koa °
|
of 7-5 given by.
(A) 5". :
keo (B) S\kso {ct} 5 » & ke.
(0D) -S*.k<o .
9. If |z| > lal, inverse 2-transform of wa ay is given by
wu.
(A) kat, k20 (B) a* ko ( ka ke<o
' ) k-a ke °
10. If jz] > 1,k20,Z7 (- = | IS Given BY snsnin
(A) U(-k) (8) Utk) (C) Ulk+) (0) &{k)
AL Z"[1} for all k is given BY .ncernen "
(A) &{k + 1) (8) Uk) (C) BK)

1
12. Inverse Z-transform of F(z) by inversion integral method is...

(0) Utk~1) "
M
(A) f(k) = E [Residues of 2 F(2) at the poles of F(2)} . He) == © [Residues of “ : (2) at the poles of F(2)] .‘
{C) fk) = L [Residues of z'"* F(z) at the poles of oh {D} Kk) = £ [Residues of 2" F(z) at the poles of F(z)
—Ziz-cosh
2)
13. Iftwfp] conde
> 10, k 20, inverse Z-transform Of T= 9. oe 7 ad, (8 OEM BY ovr
(8) cosh 3k (C) sinh 2k a)
(D) sinh 3k
——sinhd iven by
14. If |z| > 21, k 2 0, inverse Z-transform of 757 cosh 3 + 1 ? — “
(A) cosh 2k (8) cosh 3k (C)_sinh 2k 1B) Sn ak

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15, If (z] < 2, inverse Z-transform z? (3) is given by ..,,..ss00
2)
(A) (4). kso (8) (AH) nso
ks
© 3A). cso Cy ~*+1
4), e20
2
16. If [2] > 3, k 20, inverse Z-transform Z? fart IS GIVER By sececssseson
n 2)
(Al -(k +1) 3° (B) tk 13! Q k+n3* (D) (k-1)3*
l .
17. If |Z < 2.7[ 5] Is given by wa
‘
a
ta) 243" ko (B) - 2-3" ks0
(C) -2 43" ko (o) 2**=-3"*,ks0
1B. If2 <2] <3, z' lacae=a 1
1S. QIVEM BY secsssscccnen
(A)
2)
get ge
(B) gh) + 7
(k<0) (kz1) (ks0) (k2 2)
o G) - @)
{oO heh _ oben
L me L i
(ks0) (ks) (ksi) (ks2)

19. Iffzj> 27 1j/— [ 2
ee 5 IS IVER BY veacsscscee
{2}
1
(A) 1-2, k20 (@)} 2*-Lke20 (Cc) = 1k20 ‘ (D) k-1k20
20. If |z{ <1, 2 (= D =a .
15 QIV@M BY .sssesscne
(2)
(A) 2*-1,k20 (8) 2 -1Lk>1 () 1-2\keo (Dl) 2-3. k<0
21. Ifl<(|zj<2, 7 ij [eat
z=.
er cen ty Lageteta wg '
(2)
(A) 1+ 2"\k>0 (B) +2) k<0
() *-Lk<0 () -2*# -1 ks0) (k>0)
22, If [2] > 1,k20, rs ; i] is given by wu.
(2)
(A) cos mk (8) sin5kXr (CQ) cos$k (D) sin mk
23. If |x] > 1,k20,Z° Feet
7 +1] !#sWven IVER BYby essssesteon
(2)
Kx
(A) sin>k
sin5 (8)8) sin=
sink
ft
{C) cosy5 k {D) cos Tk
24. For finding inverse Z-transform by inversion integral method of F(z) = -——2—
——_ the residu
e-a)(e-4
e of z** F(z) at the pole
z i
4
(2)
(8) ~35 () ) 20(f) a -20(3) (0) 20)

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25. For fj'Nding :NWerse comp. tgg and IT Group) ($-M) (An) APPENDIX : MULTIPLE CHOICE Qt WESTIONS
2-transform by inversion
Integral method of F(z) een '
= ( 2)(: i the res idue of
z** F(z) at the pole
z=3is z-3 “3
Heteetenas,
26. For finding

(
(a) 4 l (3)fy
'NG ;inverse 2-transform
"wah
by inversion Integral :
' 1 ‘
@) .
a
is ., ste tessenses method of F(z) = @-Neen

0j a :
the residue of 2**. F(z) at the
polez=1
~~
27. For finding inverse (8) 19" 7 (2)
Z- Tansform (C) =-10 (D)
by ‘Nersion integral 10"
method of F(z) = @-2a-5
1
5 . the residue of 2kel
F(z) at the Pole z=
( ) = 2 2
(By) gh
( -1 (2)
28. For the difference
-
(D) _ a
“uation fk + 1) +2 ¢4y
+
2 = (22 *k20.H0) = 0,Fi2)is given by.

i
;
(A)
Ay
CG ;3)oo i C ;5 (8) Cal
7 i z
(2)
2 2 9 CGA
i r
=z
~2)ler3 © 5
29. For the difference 2+3)(2+3)
Equation 12f(k +
2)-7fk + 1) + fk) z~5
= 0, (0) = 0, FL) =
3, F(z) is given by wo.
®) 122-7221 (2)
®) Feil
30. For the difference ) Taek
equation y, -— dy... = 1,k
20, YO) is GIVEN BY vocccsec
) P+ ek
A G-nw-4 a
—1___ (2)
®) Quan © Gyan st
© GDe@le
L(A) 2. (0) 3.{C) 4, (B)
9. (A) 5. (C)
; ; 10. (B) 11.(¢)
Ew 19.18) 12, {0} 13.(A)
20, {C) 21. {D) 2240)
25.
7 D 26. (C) 27.14) | 28.6) | 23.10 | 300)
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Dispersion and Moments :
Type : Measur: es of Central Tendencies,
Marks
he forms of frequency distribution then arithmetic mean & is given by °(N= 8 F) onus fy
1. ” If the 5 data is presented in the sh
(b) 2 stlx-al
(c)
fx Lie
N
(a)
i
presen ted in the
form of freque n cy distribution, mean deviation (M.D.) from the average A is given byby (N = x f)
2, For the data
(])
> fx (8) Stlx-Al ON flx-Al 0) HEth-ap
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_ (A.32)
.
3. If the >data is presented in the form of frequency distribution then standard deviati iven by (x Is arithmetic mean and
on o is given by
N= 2, FP ccccscssseee (1)
(A) RLth- ¥ (8)
1
[RE
=
9?
28
(D)
1 ~
ym flx- XI
4. If the data Is presented in the form x tic mean and N = >.

of frequency distribution then variance
V is given by (x is arithme
-
Wy Ltle-3 8) \fy1 Dt xP-
2 1 a
N (0) LF KX
5. To compare the variability of two or more than two series, coefficient of variation (C.V.)
is obtained using (x is arithmetic
mean and ais standard deviation)..............
(1)
x
(A) 5x 100 x 100
(8) =x 100 (0 ox%x100 (0) 4x
x
6. If the data is presented in the form of frequency distribution
then °" moment pt, about the arithmetic mean X of distribution
is given by (N =>. AY cesesensesenen
a)
(A) HLF w+ zy
1 -_
(8) Nx Lf t-%) =r
1 _
(0 HL 1
&-%) (0) FL fK- =,x)
7. If the data is presented in the form of frequency
distribution then 1" moment Hi, about the arithm
etic mean X of distribution
a
(1)
(A) 1 (8) 9 0
8. If 4; and Hy are the first two moments of the
(0) WLtw- xy
1 -
distribution about certain number then second

moment p; of the distribution
about the arithmetic mean is given by wos
(A) 3 - Gay? (1)
(B) 23 - py
(9 p3 + yy
(D) 3 + 24)?
9. If 1), Ha Hy are the first three moments
of the distribution about certain number
then third moment 1 of the distribution
about the arithmetic mean is GIVEN DY ceesssssssuns
(A) 3 - 33 py + (uy)? (1)
(8) n3~ 3p) + Quy)?
(C) w+ 25 i Wy ' + (Hy)a)
i
(D) n3 ' + 3p) 1 Ky i + uy?'

ir a Hye Hy Hy are the first four moments of the distribution
about certain number then four
th moment }4 of the distribu
“8 arithmetic mean is given BY ssn tion
CL) Hg + 45 Hy + Guy (ay) + 3(u1)4 CP) Ha 43 Hy + Bu) (uy)? (1)
(O) Hy + 405 Hy ~ 645 (uy)* - 3tu})4 ~ 3quty!
(P) Hg + 243 Hy - Gy
(hy)? ~ 3(u))4
11. If mH be the first moment
of the distribution about
any number A then arithmetic
mean X is given Le
(A) Hy +A (1)
" HO H-A (0) hi A
LT re

. MULTIPLE cH jOIcE QUESTIONS
APPENDIX: M qu)
ENGINEERING MATHEMATICS = mm (Comp. Engg. ond IT Group) ($-)
12, ce MOMENT jt2 AOU MEAN IS creceseeoreo
(a) st andard deviation
A) Mean
(C) Variance (D) ;
Mean deviatio n (1)
13. _— Of skewness B, is given by sium 2 rs
a 2 e +M
3
() 2 “3 OB K2
LH; BH 3
14. Coefficient of kurtosis (1)
B, is GIVEN by oss
(a) &
Hy ) & . By
9 (D) a
HS He
u
15. aF : “'stribution
istributi Coefficient
. of kurtosis By = 2.5, this distribution ?
is ......::000
@
16. F sptokurtic {B) Mesokurtic (C) Platykurtic
- a Cobain Coefficient of kurtosis B= 3.9, this distribution D} None-of these
e ; IS sesso.
Paohauitic (8) Mesokurtic (1)
17. The first four
Moments of a dist
(C) Platykurtic (0) None of these
ribution about the mean are 0, 16, -
64 and 162. Standard deviation of a distribution is
(A) 21 (8) 12 (C) 16
18, Standard deviation of three numbers
9, 10, 11 is ............
(D) 4 "
(ay 2 1 (2)
3 (8) 5 a) \f2 2
19. Standard deviation of four (0) 2
numbers 9, 11, 13, 1Sis..............
(A) 2 | () 4 (2)
20. From the given informatio
(i 6 (0) fs
n > x = 235, x ¢ = 6750,
n= 10. Standard deviation OF KIS
(A) 11.08 eccecccus
(B) 13.08
{C) 8.08
21. Coefficient of variation of the data {D) 7.6
1, 3,5, 7,955 cose. qi
(A) 54.23
(B) 56.57 (C) 55.41
22. The standard deviation and arithmetic (0) 60.19 2)
mean of the distribution are 12 and 455
distribution is i
(A) 26.37 vpecivel! Conticent of variation of
(8) 32.43 the
23. The Standard Deviation and Arithmetic (C) 12.11 (D) 2215
Mean of three distribution x, y,z are as follow: ”
Arithmetic mean Standard deviation
% 18.0 5.4
y 22.5 45
z 24.0 6.0
The more stable distributlon Is...
(A) x (B) y (2)
(C) z (D) xandz
24, The standard deviation and arithmetic mean of
scores of three batsman y, y, z in ten inning during a
Certain season are
. 50 24.43
y 46 25.495
; 40 27
The more consistent batsrmar iS. .
(8) y (C} z (2)
(A) y andz {D) x
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obtained three g/OUP of students x, y, z are as follow :
25. The standard deviation and arithmetic mean of aggregate marks
x 532 il
y 931 9
z 650 10
(2)
The more variable Group iS sss
(A) y and z (8) z iO y (0) x
24, what is the new arithmetle MEAM sass (2)
26. Arithmetic mean of four numbers is 16, one iter 20 |s replaced by 16
(Cc) 18 (D)
{A) 15 (B) 17
metic mean of the distrib uthor 15 vssssseese (2)
27. The first moment of the distribution about the value 5 is 2. Arith
(B) 2 (iO 4 (0) 7
(A) 5
value 3 are 2 and 20. Second moment about the mean is
28. The first and second moments of the distribution about the
(2)
sccsavenennenee
(B) 14 (c) 16 (D) 20
(A) 12
2, 20 and 40. Third moment about the meanis........... (2)
29. The first three moments of a distribution about the value 5 are
(B) 64 (C) 32 (D} -32
(A) -64
and 50. Fourth moment about the mean is............. (2)
30. The first four moments of a distribution about the value 5 are 2, 20, 40
(B) 162 (Cc) 210 (D) 180
(A) 160
and 100. Fourth moment about the mean is .............. (2)
BLL. The first moments of a distribution about the value 2 are -2, 12, -20
190 (Cc) 170 (D) 180
(A) 200 {B)
moment about the mean is ............... (2)
32. The first three moments of a distribution about the value 2 are -2, 12, -20. Third
(B} 30 (C) 22 (D) 8
(A) 36
2 are 1 and 16. Variance of the distribution is .............- (2)
33. The first and second moments of the distribution about the value
(B) 3 («c) 15 {D) 17
(A) 12
mean are 16 and -64 respectively. Coefficient of
34, The second and third moments of a distribution about the arithmetic
(2)
skewness B, is given by...
(A) -0.25 (B) 1 (40 (0) -1
and 162 respectively. Coefficient of
35. The second and fourth moments ofa distribution about the arithmetic mean are 16
(2)
kurtosis bz 15 GIVER BY ....--cnvss
(A) 1 (B) 1.51 (C) 0.63 {D) 1.69
3. (B) 4. {D) 5. (8) 6, (D) 7.(C) 8. (A)

1, (A) 2. (C)
9, (A) 10. (8) 11. (A) 12. (0) 13. (D) 14. (B) 15.(C) | 16.(A)
19. (D) 20, (A) 21. (B) 22. (A) 23, (8) 24. (D)
17. (0) 18. (C}
27. (D) 28, (C) 29, (A) 30. (B) 31, (D) 32. (A)
25. (D) 26. (B)
33. (C) 34. (B) 35.(C)
Marks
Type I: Curve Fitting :
veces (1)
1. For least square fit of the straight line y = ax + b with n points, the normal EQuATIONS AF
(A) abx+nb=Xy, (B) alx’+nb= Fx,
alx+nbs Ty
alx+bix= Ixy
(C) a Ly’ + nb = Sy, (D) aXy+b%x=nb,
a Ly + bix = Ex + nb = Sy
a Ix"

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uations APE
the normal eq
2. For least square fit of the straight line x = ay + b with n points,
(A) a Ex + nb = Sy, (B) aly +b = Lx
a De + bix = Ey axy’ + b Ly = LY
(C) a Ex? + nb = Fxy, (D) a Ex + bly = 2%
a Ly’ + ndx = 52 a bx + bby’ = Ly

2 (1)
For least square fit of the straight line ax + by = cwith n points, the normal equatlon aFe «rss
3.
(A) EEx-n Ede (B) Exe +ngs Dy
-23¢ + ne= Dy
pi +BY=
(0 FI 5y = By,
+2 M (D) -2ix+ ng= Ly.
Exe + sox = hy -pre

+ Dx = Dy
Least square fit for the straight line y = ax + b to the data (2)
ow 1 2 3
5 7 9
.
(A) y=2x+4 (8) y=2x-3 (C) y=2x+3 (D) y=3x-4

Least square fit for the straight line x = ay + b to the data (2)
y 1 2 3
——S
x -1 1 3
(By) x=y+5 () x =y-5 (D) x=2y-3

(A) x=yrl
Least square fit for the straight line y = ax + b to the data (2)
pie 3 3 4
7
Soyes 1
(Cc) y=2x+3 (0) y=2x-3

(A) y= 2x-5 (B) y=3x-5
x = ay + b to the data (2)
Least square fit for the straight line
0 1 2
2 5 8
15 sesssnseeeeenee (Cc) x=3yr2 (D) x=3y-4

(A) x= 3y-1 (8) x=3yed (2)
Least square fit for the straight line y = aX +
(D) y=x+3
(2)
(A) y=2x-1
aight line x
Least square fit for the str
(D) xeyr2
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10, Least square fit for the straight line ax + by = ¢ to the data
x | 0 1 2
y | 4 |_2| 9
3 3
(D) 2x-3y=4
(A) 2x + 3y=4 x=3y=4
(B) (Cc) ax+ye4
11. For least square fit of the stralght line y = ax + b to the data
x 0 1 2
y- | -1| 1 3
(2)
the normal equations are .......0....
(A) 3a + 3b=3 (8) 3a+3b=3

5a+3b=7 Ja+Sb=7
(CQ) Jat 3b=3 (D) 3a+3b=7

Sa+7b=3 Sa+3b=3
12. For least square fit of the straight line y = ax + b to the data
fimo} 2 3 4
cy] i 4 7
(2)
the normal equations are ........0...
= 42
{A) Ga +3b (B) 9a+ 3b=12
29a + 9b =12 Sa + 29b = 42
(CQ) 9a + 3b=12 (0) 9a+ 3b=12

29a + 42b =9
29a + 9b = 42
13. For least square fit of the straight line x = ay + b to the data
y| 4 7
Me 2 3 4
(2)
the normal equations are ....0.-.0
(B) 12a+3b=9
(A) 12a+3b=9
12a + 66b = 42 66a + 12b = 42
(D) 12a+3b= 42
(C) 12a+ 3b=9
66a + 42b = 12 66a + 12b=9
b to the data
14. For least square fit of the straight ine x = ay +
y 1 3 5
x 5 9 13
-- (2)
the normal equations are ..-
(B) 9a + 3b=97
(A) 9a + 3b= 27
35a + 9b =27
9a + 35b = 97 (0) 9a+3b=27
(Q 9a+ 3b=27 35a + 9b = 97
35a + 97b=9
(2)
curve y= ax’ to the data
15. Least square fit for the 1 2 3
y
ix 2 16 | 54
. ;
1S cssssecseeeeset (C) y=3 (0) y=4¥
(8) y=2e
(A) y=20

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"ve Y = ax" to the data ~ (2)
iS x 1 2 3
(A) yaay Ly | 3 27
17. Least s
Quare fit for (B) ;
he y = 2x
SUNVE Y= ax° to the data yea (0) y=2x

IS sssssesesnes. m2 4 6 | (2)
() yeh Wy
| 2} 16 | 54
18. Le aSt Square fit fo, the curve (BR) dyy 4 4” ( ya2! 1
Y= av b tg the data (B) y=>x
IS crecescsscss, Px Titspey (2)

(A) y=23 Te ie Ge] ,
&
(0) y=4¢e
ee
py Teta pet (2)
) xoay bx Ts Tete
(D) x=2y
st2t a) a
(A) x = 2y
(B) x= 3y°
21. Least Q x=3
Square fit for the curve x = ay to the data v 0) cea
1 3
S$ (2)
is ‘ 36 |_100
(A) x=3y (B) x =2y* (C) x= ay?
22, Least square fit for the curve x = ay’ to the data (0) x =a
2 4 6 (2)
2 16 54
1S sesesssssesenes :
1 i i
(A) xeay (B) xe4y (C) x=oy (BD) xeiy
23. For the least square fit of the parabola y = ax’ + bx + cwith n points, the normal equations are...
(A) ax? 3 + bExse + ne =y _ OF) “abe + Bie ne = Zy
azy’ + bEy’ + cy = Sxy
“
ax +B ee= x’y a Ly" + bYy’ + cXy? = Fy
adx+ bEx + COX (D) abx’ + bIx + ne = Sy
(CQ) ax? + bIx + nc = Ly atx’ + bEx’ + ny = Ix

adx? + box’ + cLx = by a Ix’ + bEx’ + ch = xy
aly’ + bdY + cx’ = wy
ee
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24. For the least square fit of the parabola x = ay? + by + ¢ with n points, the normal eq UatlOMS
(B) aly’ + bry +ne= 2x
(A) aly? + bEx + ne = Ey
als? + bEx’ + cLy = Dey aly’ + bE + cLy = DY
alx’ + bE? + cEx? = Dey a byt + bay + cby = EY
(C) aly’ + bEy +nc=x aly! + bEy + ne = Ex
{D)
aly’ + biy + ey = ay aly? + bry? + cLy = Ly
aly" + bry? + cXy? = yx aly‘ + bry +nc=Ly
25. For least square fit of the parabola y = ax’ + bx + ¢ to the data
0 1
y 4 3
the normal equations are............... (2)
(A) 5a+ 3b+3c=50 (B) Sa+3b+3c=15
9a+5b+3c=0 9a + 5b + 3c=27
17a + 9b+S5c=50 W7a+9b+5c=13
{C) 13a 4 3b + 3¢=13 {D} 5a + 3b + 3c = 13
9a 4 13b 4+ 3c=15 9a+Sb+3c=2#15
17a + 9b + 13c = 27 17a + 9b + 5c= 27

26. For least square fit of the parabola y = ax’ + bx + ¢ to the data
0 1
y. 2 2
the normal equations are ..... (2)

(A) 5a + 3b+3c=8 (B) Sa+3b+3c=18
9a + Sb+3c=10 9a+5b+3c=8
17a + 9b + 5c =18 17a +9b+S5e=10
(QC 17?a+3b+3c=8 (D) 5a+3b+ 3c=0
9a +17b
+ 3c = 10 9a+5b+3c=0
17a + 9b +17c =18 va +9b+S5e=0
27. For least square fit of the parabola x = ay” + by + cto the data
y 1 2
3 7 13
the normal equations are «608 (2)

(A) 3a + 6b + 3c = 23 (B 14a + 6b +3c=0
+ 3b + 6c= 56
36a 36a + 14b + 6c =0
9Ba + 36b + 3c = 148 98a
+ 36b + ldac=0
(C) 14a + Gb + 3c= 23 {D 14a + 6b+3c=

148
36a + 14b + 6c = 56 36a + 14b + Gc = 23
98a + 36b + 14c = 56

gBa + 36b + 14c = 148

28. For least square fit of the parabolax = ay’
+ by + c to the data
y 0 1 [3]
x 3 «| 24| (2)
is normal equations are
(B) 4a + 10b+ 3c= 33

(A) 10a+4b43c25
282+ 10b+4c=9
2Ba + 4b + 10c = 78
82a + 28b « loc = 9 82a + 28b + 4c = 222
(9 10a + 4b + 3c =78
(D) = 33
10a+ 4b+ 3c
28a + 10b + 4c = 33
28a + 10b + 4c = 78
82a + 28b + lOc = 222
82a + 28b + 10c= 222
. oS we—e 13,Dey parabolic

=¥ =Square fit of the parabola y = ax? + bx + c with 3 points data given as Ex = 3, Ee = 5, Ee = 9,
= 15, S2y= 27, the normal equations are een
(A) 5a+3b+
a)
3c=13 (B) Sa+3b+3c*#13
9a + 5b+3c=15
9a +5b43c=15
9a + 17b +5¢=27
17a + 9b + Sc = 27
(C) 5a+ 3b+3¢=13
(0) Sa+3b+3c=13
9a + 5b+ 3c =15 9a+Sb+3c=15
17a+9b¢27c=5 9a417b+ 5c= 27
30. For the least square parabolic fit of the parabola y = ax’ + bx + c with 3 points data given
as Dx = 3, Dx = S, Ee= 9,
Ex! = 17, Ly = 8,Dey = 10, Dxy/= 18, the normal EQUATIONS ATE wasssn.
(2)
(A) Sa+ 3b+ 3c=8 (B) Sa+3b+ac<8
9a+5b+3c=10 9a+5b+3c=10
17a + 9b + 5e=18 9a + 17b+5c=18
(C) Sa+3b+3c=8 {D) 5Sa+3b+3c=8
9a+5b+3c210 Ja + 5Sb+3c=10
17a +9b+18c=5 9a+17b+Sc=18
31. For the least square parabolic fit of the parabola x = ay’ + by + c with 3 points data given as Ty = 9, Ty’ = 35, Fy’ = 153
Ey‘ = 707, Lx = 82, Lxy = 350, Ty%x = 1602, the normal equations ae ....-..sr (2)
(B) 35a+9b+3c= 82
(A) 35a + 9b + 3c = 82
* on Be = 380 .
1$3a + 35b + 9c = 350
a+ + c= 35
707a + 153b + 35¢ = 1602
(D) 35a+9b+ 3c= 82
(C) 35a + 9b + 3c= 350 13a + 35b + 9¢ = 350
153a + 35b + 9c = 1602 153a + 707b + 35¢ = 1602
707a + 153b + 35c= 82 parabola x = ay’ + by + c with 3 points data given as Ly = 6, Ly’= 14,Ty’ = 36,
32. For the least square parabolicfit of= the180, a
the normal equations e laeens exer
are.
Ly* = 96Sx, = 30, Dry = 70, Sy*x=1 36a + 14b + 6c = 180
(A) 14a + 6b + 3c = 30
36a + 14b + 6c = 70 96a + 36b + 14c = 30
(0) 14a + 6b + 3¢ = 30
96a + 14b + 36c = 180 36a + 14b + 6c = 70
(9) 14a + 6b + 3c = 30
36a + 96b + 14c = 180
36a + 14b + 6c = 70
96a + 36b + 14C= 180

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uA) | 2) | 30 | «oq | 7.
90) 10. (D)
5 | 6) : 16. (C)
|
11. (A) 12.0 13.(8) 14, 0}
17. (A) 18.(8) | 19.0) | we " (8)
2040) | 2. | 221A) 3.0 = a
25.(0) | 26.4) | 27.0) | 28.00) | 29.08) |
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Type 0 : Correlation and Regression |

:
Ls Covariance between two variables x Maris j
and y is given DY srsnteresesenes
A) SLo- Hm y-7)
1 - -
@ Len _ y+7)_
m |
{
© nLe-xy-7 ©) FL H+ y- FM
| 2. Correlation coefficient r between two variables x
and y is given by ves.
cov (x y)
8,
g,
{)
D cov O% ¥)
“ a 0 e) G, © og, 0) G, Oy
| 3. Range of coefficient of correlation ris
.......
| (A) -20 <= < oo 1 (1)
r (8) =serecs () -lsrsi
| | (0) Osrs1
4. Probable error of coefficient of correlation
r IS ssavessssesesse
| ()
(A) } 0.6745 ( 1+IN*) 1-
|
(B) 0.6745 A=)
VN
| (© 06745 (KS) 1-
-
(0) 0.6547 (KS)
5. Line of regression y Of Xi sesso.
-~-_& .x) qa)
y+ ¥=rgixe
(B)
- & _
xo Kare y-y)
© y-¥=rSu-%) ©) y-F=rto-%)
6. Line of regression x OM Y iS suse
(A) y~ -Y= rhe
&. &)= (1)
| s_,%,.
{B) Kt kere ye =
y)
() x-xe
-%=
rity
%
-¥
-y)
O)D x-Ke
= i
rty- 7
=
7, Slope of regression line of y OM X15 cess.

L «.
(A) ry) @ ry O ry (1)
(DE) &
8. Slope of regression line of X ONY 15 ssenemen
. a)
x,
(A) "a, (8) ry (C) 9,
x
(D) ro
9. In regression tine y on x, by is given by.............,
, (1)
(A) cov (x y) (8) riey) C) “ee
cov (x,
) vey
x a
10. In regression line x on y, b,, is given by .......s
.
*
(A) cov (x y) ®) ry) (q Sey
(ty
a
x

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CHOICE qui ES
TION
IX ; MU LT IP LE
APPENDt of correlation r(x, y) is given ”
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1. If by and by are the regression coefficient x on y and y on x respectively then the co
b
vb,
NP e + By
+b,
(B) by by, 0 Ni 0) ” i 45
12. If a acute angle between the regression line of y on x and the regression fine of xon y, then ta7 815 rrr
WOT 3
O, +9, ® (l- Gaz data,
2
(2 Ir] as ) ans
x? %y Trl 0,0,
13. ID xy = 2638, % = 14, ¥ = 17, n = 10 then cov (x, y) iS ssa

(B) 25.8 (c) 23.9 (D) 20.5
yy P42
(2)
MA. If D. xy = 1242, & = - 5.1, ¥ = - 10, mh = 10, then cov (, Y) IS cacssesss
ol" (B) 83.9 (C) 58.5 (D) 73.2
15. If Di x? = 2291, D y* = 3056, D(x « yj? = 10623, n = 10, F = 147, F = 17 then cov ( Y)18 venrnnnn (2)
(B) 13.9 (139 (D) - 13.9
(A) 139
16. If the two regression coefficient are 0.16 and 4 then the correlation coefficient Is ............... (2)
(A) 0.08 (8) -O8 (Cc) 0.8 (D) 0,64
17. If the two regression coefficient are — = and - 2 then the correlation coeffici@nt IS ssn (2)
( -15 (D) 0.537 a

“(A) - 0.667 (B) 0.5
18. If covariance between x and y is 10 and the variance of x and y are 16 and 9 respectively then coefficient of correlation r(x, y)
(2)
1S ceeesseeeeee
(C) 0.527 (D) 0.745
(A) 0.833 (B) 0.633
eee 2)
19. If cov (x, y) = 25.8 0, = 6,0,=5 then correlation coefficient r(x, y) is @qual 10
(3) 0.75 () 0.81 (0) 056

(A) 0.5
1,732, o, = 2 then correlation coefficientrix, y) is equal to wo... (2)
20, If Dixy = 190, %=4, 9 24
=_4924n-10,0.=
ae fs “aries > oneal
(A) 0.91287 _ = 2 16, n = 10, variance of x is 36 and varlance of y Is 25 then correlation coefficient r(x, y) is equal
! os
21. If b xy = 2800, ¥ = 16, = *%
1D serrromsse (8) 073 () 08 (D) 0.65
(A) 0.95 ing data n= 10, x= 140, Ly = 150, Xx = 1980, © ¥ = 2465, xy = 2160 is
~ >. The correlation coefficient for the followind (2)
(Q 0.556 (D) 0.9013
0.4325 8 _
B
read x = 5.5, ¥ = 4, = ¥ = 38s,
(A) 0.753 ° ion
sermat to a distribution comprising 10 observation
iven the following
: 1
|" 5
rm
garit AX ¥) IS seve (2)
zB. You are:sive y= 947. The correlation coefficie (Q -054 (0) - 0.813
Ty =192 Lery of n (number of
= 64.605, x = 68, y = 62.125. The value
S
= 33799, 0 = 45%
G,
45,
(A) - 0.9 24 O
= 0,022, 2 *Y
Fwy oe
‘ ing data 8 (D0) 10

24, Given the followin “ ©
6) 7
observation) '8 e-""
(A) 5

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Questions
2)
25. Given the following data r = 05, —
Y xy = 350, = 1, oy = 4, % = 3, . umb
¥ = 4. The value of (1 er of observation) is inne
(2)
(A) 25 D) 15
26. Coefficient of correlation bet @) 5
ween the variables x and y is 0.8(Cc) 20 I s 20,
deviation of YS Lac, and their covariance Is 20, the mites ofx is 16. Standarg
2)
(A) 6.75 (8)
27. Line of regression y on x 6.25 (C) 7.5 (D) 8.25
is Bx - 10y + 66 = 0. Lie of
regression x on y Is 40x ~ 28y
- 214 = 0. Mean va lues of x and
¥ a
(A) ¥=127 215
(B) X=10,y=11
a
() %=13, 7217
28. If the two lines of regressio
n of 9x +y-1 = 0 and 4x + y = y
(D) %¥=9,y=8
values of A and pt are and the mean of x and y are 2 and ively
~3 respectively then then the
th
(A) A=1Sandpes
(C) A= Sandweis (B) A= =-15 andp = -S I
29, Line of regression y on (D) A215 andp=-5
x is 8x - 10y + 66 = 0, Line ;
is given by... of regression x on y is 40x ~ 18y ~
214 = 0. Correlation coefficient r(x,
y)
(A) 0.6
(8) O05 (C) 0.75 (2)
30. The regression lines are 9x (0) 0.45
+ y= 15 and 4x + y = 5, Correlat
(A) 0.444 ion r(x, ¥) IS given by. .scscas,
(8) -o11 (C) 0.663 (2)
31, Line of regression y on x is (D) 07
8x - 10y + 66 = 0. Line of regressi
The standard deviation of y Is on x on y is 40x ~ 18y - 214 =
equal to 0. The value of variance of x is
9,
(A) 2
(8) 5 (C) 6 (2)
32. Line of regression y on
x is Bx — 10y + 66 = 0. Une
of regr
(D) 4
16. The standard deviation ession x on y is 40x — 18y
of x is equal to... - 214 = 0. The value of var
iance of yis
(A) 3
(8) 2 (C) (2)
33. Line of regression yon xis 6
3x + 2 ¥ = 26, line of regres (0) 7
standard deviation of yis ..... sion x on y iS 6x + y = 31. The value
......... of variance of x is 25.
Then the
(A) -15
(C) 15 (B) 15 (2)
(0) -15
34, The correlation coefficient between
two variable x
regression are vo. cess and y is 06. Ifo, = 15, % = 2.00, X = 10,
7 = 20 then the lines of
(A) x = 0.45y + 12 and y = O.8x
+ 1(B)x = O.45y + Landy =O.8y
(C) x = O.65y + 10 andy = O4x + 12 (D)x 4 12 (2)
= 0.8y + 1 and ¥ = 0.45x +12
35. The correlation coeffici
ent between two varlable x
BPE oresssses and y is 0.711. If Nw=45=
18 Fas ¥ = 4 then the lines of reg
(A) x-5= ression
1.58 ty — 4) and y - 4 = 0.32 (x - 5)
(B) X*S=158Y (2)
(Cc) x-5 = 0.32 y - 4) andy -4 = 1.58 (x - 5) +4) andy +4=032y4
36. Your are given below the follo (D)
x-45 1.58 (y 5)
wing information about adverti - S}and y -5 = 0.32 (x - 4)
sement expenditure
and sales
Adv. Expenditure 09 F
(Crore
Mean
10
Standard Deviation
3
Correlation coefficient = 0.8. The two lines of regression are
(A) x = 58 + 3.2y and y disFestanenes
= -8 + 0.2x
(C) x= -8 + 3.2y andy “8+ 22yandy=g, 13, (2)
= 58 + 0,2x
(D) x=
37. You are given below the following information about rainfall and “8 + O2yandy = spy 3.2%
Production ofrice

APPE
: MUL
N TIP
D LEICHX
OICE QUESTION
500
Correlation coe Standarg Deviat
ion
(A) K+35-
ficient = 08 7 he two lines of FEQrESSION
100
04 yy 4
300) and AF wens
38. Givens,”
() x~age
ie
y 4 500 = 6 (x + 30) (2)
. deviation=
9 ~ $00) and y - 509 « 46 (x ~ (8) x ~ 30 = 04 {y
- 500) and y -. 500 6 (x - 30)
of y 0.85,
ig -=0, 30) (©) ~ 30 = 16 = 1.6(x 30)
° 8 and the standard
_
deviation ly ~ 500) and y ~ 500
(A) +
of x is 6 then the
value of correlati = 0.04 a d standard
(© re 087,q
:° .
oe
latioin coefficient
r(x, y) an
2)
39. Given b, 13, =6,
= 0.8411 b (8) = -087,0, 0614
Standard deviation 7 | {0) r=0.g9, Sy
04821 and the Standard deviation = 4.64
;
(A)
Or 96r= 8 oressssessanse of y is 1.7916 then the value of correlation
Aden and a, = ~2 coefficient r(x, y) and
‘0 366
— "anda, = 2366 (8)
= 0.63678 and o, (2)
(0) += 063678 anda, = 2.366
For a
tha mon probes i
* 2532, 5 = 279
Regression
= 56
(A) 157 alue g ¥ when
x is 60
tina
coetticient of ¥ONX
= ~15, By using line
of regression y on
() 177 x
(8) 137
41. oe hind
vowing data % = 3¢ (D) 217 @
¥Y=85q,211
= is TH tteeteesneie S,= 8 r= 0.66
By using line
(A) 29.143 of fegression
x on y. the most
(C) 31.453 Probable value
(8)
42. For a given
Set of Bivariate (D)
24.325 (2)
data % < 2, ¥ 26.925
Most probable value = -3 Regression
of x when y is 10 coefficient of xon
(A) 0.77 Le Y= ~O.11. py Using
line of Fegression
(CQ) 1.77 x on y the
(8) 0.57 02)
{D) 0.87
1. (A) 2. (D) 3.(C) 4. (By

9. (C) 5. (C) 6. (D)
10. (D) 11. (0) 7. (B) B. (Ay
Fw) 18. (A) 12. (A) 13. (B}
19. (D) 14. (Dy 15. (By
25.(A) 20. (B) 21.4 16.(¢)
26. (8) 27. (C) 22. (D)
3 6) 28. (A) 23.8) | 24.
34, (8) 29. (A) 30. (C)
35. (A) 36. (D) 31. (D) 32. (A)
37.(C) 38. (A)
41. (D)
4 2. { (B ) |
39.8) | 40.46)
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(ch. 6 Probability
and Porbability Distributions]
Type I: Probability
. ith two dice. The probability of getting
1. Athrow is made with
tw
dice. a score of 10 points is .......... Marks
1 . 1 ;
(A) 3 6
) :
(0) 25
a)
; ith two dice. The p robability of getting a score of at
2. A throw is made with 1
least 10 points is............
:
1
56 bp
(4)
(B) ) 4 +
(A) {2
O16
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3 Ina single throw of two dice, the probability of getting more than 7 points 18 5
8) 357 OD3 (0) 36
(A)az36
t
4. Ina single throw of two dice, the probability that the total score is @ prime number is auantesntoaer?
2)
(0) 36
) i& (8) 55 © 13
5. A throw is made with two dice. The probability of getting score a perfect square 15 «wrens 1 (2)
A) =36 (8) 367 © 1936 0) 44

6. A card is drawn from a well shuffled a pack of 52 cards, the probability of getting a club CAPO AS voresseeeneer (2)
) 2
D
O43
1
(8) 5
_—
3
“4
ryi
7. Two cards are drawn from a well shuffled a pack of 52 cards, the probability that both the cards are spade is ............... (2)
= 1 1 (0)
i33
A) 26 (8) 3 OF
& Three cards are drawn from a well shutfled a pack of 52 cards, the probability of getting all of ther red is ......1-.s (2)
() 37
3
® >
5
OF
4
(0) 25
9. Acard Is drawn from a well shuffled a pack of 52 cards, The probability of getting a queen of club or king of heart is ..........
(2)
A) 52 ®) 36 oz © +
10. Two cards are drawn from a well shuffled a pack of S2 cards, If the first card drawn is replaced,
the probability that they are
both kings is... a
(A) + B) — LL 2
15 ©) aa2 (© y69 ) 37
11. Two cardsare drawn from a well shuffied a pack of 52 cards. If the first card drawn is not replaced, the probability that they3
are Doth kings is wns
= iL 1
2 e7 2 5
12. If A and B are two events such that P(A) = 0.4, P (A UB) = 0.7 and P (AM B) =0.2 thenp (8) =
Oo a ,
(A) 0.1 (B) 0.3 (0 07 “> sess (2)
13. If A and B are any two mutually exclusive events such that P (A) = 0,4, P(8) = 0.2 then p Wr ) O5
(A) 0.8 (B) 0.4 () 06 ° w = ne (2)
14. A ball is drawn from a box containing 6 red balls, 4 white balls and 5 black ball ( D) 07
$. The probability that j RIS MOt red Is...
4 1 2 (2)
(A)A) Ts55 (8) 53 ) £§ © 3
15. The probabllity of drawing a white ball from a bag containing 3 black and 4 white balls |
3 4
sls nthshanies 2
A) 7 7 + ;
(0D) >7
16. The chances to fail in physics are 20% and the chances to fait |n mathematics are 3
SUDJOCE IS vores snore 0%. The chances to fail in at least one
(B) 38% (C) (2)
(A) 28%
52% (D) 62%

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17. Probability that ay ~1 (Comp. Engg, an
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d ) (S-]) (A.45) APPENDIX : MULTIPLE CHOICE QUE STIO INS
(A) 15 * leap yea

"Selected at random will contain 53 SUNDAY IS sesssesesen (2)
18. P robability
513 that a _— §5 3 2
(B) OF (D) 5
(A) § “BP Year (©rdinary year) has 53 Sunday is Desert (2)
19. Ina Simultaneous ¢n (B) = 9 3 (0
(a) 21 TOW of th Fee '
20. Three ce coins the Probability of getting at : 17
yd least two tailHASi sie ccsceseeee
(2)
COINS are tosseq str 4 (9 ;
z ulta, (0) 2
(A) 3 3
Neously, The Probability of getting
at most two head |
,
21. A coin is toss ed and a (8) 9 3 1 (2)
1 Ce is rolleg 8
(A) D (0) 5
The 1 Probability that the coin sh
ows the head and dice shows 6 :
22. An envelope contains « ms i +
SIX tickets
° * (2)
4 (DB) =
(a) ) +:
é qd ot
Tawn from it, Probabilit y that the ticket bears
23. There are six matted coup the x a ere?
24 {C) : a 2 or7 Is
. (2)
Suples in aro
. savcnain
33 om. If two Persons are chosen at 9) 4
nd rang,
Om, the probability thata th a
i
fy are of diffe rent sax is
24. A,Ahas
B plplaystaa game “
tis...
of alternate tossing a co} Ox
Oy
nm, one Who gets head first wins
(op) & (2)
the ga m i i
a) 244 ,23...
272 tzt ~The Probability of 8 winning th
(B) ;lil
=+
i
s+ 4, . (2)
es (C) state
1 :
(D) 2*2 +} , +
. B play a game of alternate tossin
9 4 Coin, one wh
A has start is ............ 7
n essead Ht wins the game The probabil ity OF A winning th
2+ ,2 tz.
# 443 114
@ Z+p ed. we
(Q Dt
1 $1 ii1
pt
a
pte.
(0) 2t3t5e.
26. If A and B are two independent events such 1 1

1 that P(A) = 5. P(B) = = then P (Aq 8) = reer
2
(2)
1 1
27. If A and B are two independent events such that P(A) = >, PIB) = 3 then P{AU
B) = a, (2)
1
(A) : (8) 3 "Ss
==,1 P(B) = 51 then P (AANB ither er J4
mB) (Le. P (neith
3
=
28. IfA and B are two independent events such that P(A) = 2 1)" 3 MTS sony
1
1 (3 2
3
(A) § © 6
ene eT OTN
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29. A can hit the target 2 out of :
5 times, 8 can hit the target 1 out et
probability that all of them hit the of 3 times, C can hit the targ 3 out of 4 times. The
target is sues 2)
i 4 7 :
1 (2) i¢
30. A can hit the target 3 out of § ae
times, B can hit the target 1 out of n hit the target j
3 times. The probability that no one
ca oe
(2)
wt7
@ 2 1
© i —
4
0) 5
31. A problem in statistics is given hared: =>
to three students A, B, C whose chance
of salving it are 234 respecvery,
respectively, The probability
that all of them can-solved
the problem is...
(A) i3 a
(8)g) +33 OD- (0) ;6
32. The probability that A can solve a probl
em is2 and B can solve it is problem Is 5. If both attempt the problem, then the
Probability that the proble
m get solved is .............
ADi (2)
@ 57 Ot 5 i393
) 12
33. If A and B are any two events with
P(A) =5, P(B) = 3 and P(A mB) = : then P(A|B) = o.s.sssssn
1 (2)
(A) 3 3 1
(B) 4 Oa 2
(D) 3
34. If A and B are any two events
with P(A) = 3, P(B) = ¥ and P(A UB) = then P(AJB) = ooo ccs
1 (2)
(A) 2 3 2
(8) 7 9 3 1
{D) 4
35. If A and 8 are any two events with
P(A) = 0.25, P() = 0.15 and P(A UB)
= 0.3 then P (BIA) = occ
(A) 01 (2)
(8) 0.6 () 04
36. In a class 40% students read statistics, (0) os
25% read mathema ties and 15%
selected at random. The probability that read both Statistics and mat
he read statistics j f itis known that hematics, One student is
he read mathematics is
(A) 0.6
(8) 07 () 05 (DB) 0.4 °
1. (A) 2. (D) 3.(C) 4. (B) 5. (B) 6, (A) 7.(C) 8.(0)|
9. (B) 1 | ina) | 1200) |
17. (0)
13.10 | aso 15.18) | 1616..)(A) |
18. (8) 19. (C) 20, (A) 21. (A) 22. (B) 23. (0)
25. (A) 26. (0) 27. (B} 24. (C)
28, (C) 29. (C) 30, (D) 31, (B)
33. (8) 34, (D) 35. (C) 36, (A) +32.32. (A)
(A)
|
Type Il: Mathematical Expectat
ion.
— |
i. Three coins are tossed together, x Marks
the random variable which denote
the number of heads with distributi
on give {2)
x 0 1 2 3
Poy} 2} 3 ) 3 | a
8 8 8 8
the mathematical expectation E (X) i5 sess.
(A) 13 C3
4 3
5 0) 2

2 The Probability distri
bution of xis
4
x) 1 |2 3 1
py | 2 | 2 | 2 | 8
the He
mathematical
z2|4)218
Cal expectation E (x) isi nae
15
(A) o (D) 3FI
(B) a (C) B
3. The Probabllity distribution (2)
af x is
x 1 2 | 3 4
Pw} 2 |i
10 | 5 || ato || 25
2
line
the mathematical EXPECTATION
E (x) IS occecccsee
(A) 2
(B) 3
4, If x is random variable With (Cc) 5
distribution given below o 7 (2)
x 0 1 2 |3
Po) | k | 3k | 3k | k
the value of K iS oc
(a) 41
=1
51
@)
O
(0) 23
5. If xis random variable with distribution given
below
x z (2)
| 3 | 4 5 |
Poy | 5S | 2 | g )2
k k k k
the value of kis wc
(A) 16
8 (8)
6. Let f (x) be the continuous prabability (cy) 48
i density function of random variable x (D) 32
then Pla <x sb) is
ft) a (8) f(b) -F (a) qa
(C) f(b-a) (D) fx fix) dx
b
i
i +
7. If probability density function f (x) of a continuous random variable x Is defined by f(y) = | q72SKxs2
4 then P $4) ig
0, otherwise
1 1 : (2)
(A) ‘ 52 (Cc) 3 (0)op) 3$
‘
33 i
i random variable x is defined by Fa)
8. If probabiliility densitity y function f (x) of a contin uous
= 4 2*°7 Sxs
o.cthemisel1 »
then
P(- :3 sxs 5)3) 15 senessssene c ; ; \

_ (2)
2
(A) 37
(8) 37 3 A(0) 5
ion f (x) of a continuous random variable x is defined by
‘ . yr 8x10
f (x) = , then the value
9, If probability density function 0, otherwise
Of AIS1 wecssseeeveeee 250 © 1

100 o) 200
2 (2)
50 (B) 3
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7,(D) | 8.(8) | 9m |
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Type III: Probability Distribu tions.
Marks
1. In binomial probability distributi of successes and q probabili
on, probability of r successes In n trials Is (where p probabil
ity
(17
of failure in a single trial) .....,.........
(A) p'q™™ (B) "C,p'q™" (C) "Cp'q’ (D) 'C,p"q”"
2. Mean of binomial probability distribution is ...........
...
a
(0) np
(A) nq (8) n’p (C) npq
3. Variance of binomial probability distrib
ution is...
Q)
(A) npq (8) np (C) npg
2
4. Standard deviation of binomial Probability distrib (0) Pq
ution is...
(4) pq (8) -Vnpq tc) Vnp
m
5. Anunbiased coin is thrown five times. Probability of getting three heads |S sesesssnesee
(D) Ap
{2)
a) @ = i
6. 20% of bolts produced by machine are defective. The probability that out of three
3
bolts chosen at random 1 is defective s
(A) 0.384 (2)

(B) 0.9728 (C) 0.5069 (D)
7, Probability of man now aged 60 years will live upto 70 years of age is 0.6325
0.65. The probability that out of 10 men 60 years old 2
men will live upto 70 is ..............
(A) 0.5 (2)
(B) 0.002281 (C) 0.003281
(D) 0.004281
8. The probability that a person hit a target in shooting practic
e Is 0.3. If the shoots 10 times, the probability that he
targetis wu... hits the
(A) 1 (2)
(8) 1~(0.7)"° ( (o.7” (D) (0.3)°
9. An unbiased coin is tossed five times, The probability
of getting at least one head is ithdalsivnneees
1 31 (2)
(A) 35 (8) 53 16 13
() (0) 3333
10. 4 box contains 100 bulbs out of which 10 are
defective, A sample of 5 bulbs is drawn. The probab
is piteramert ility that none is defective
7 ;
(2)
(A) (3) (B) (3) (c) 2) (D) 2
11. On an average a packet containing 10
blades is likely to have two defective blades.
of packets expected to contain less than two defective blades In a box containing 100 packets, number
is babheteeateden (2)
(A) 38 (B) 52 (C) 26 (D) 47
12, Out of 2000 families with 4 children each,
the number of families you would expect
to have no girls is
P = probability of having a boy = ;. q = probability of having a girl = 1 3 = a (2)
{A) 300 (B) 150 (C) 200 (D) 125
13. In 100 set of 10 tosses of a coin, the number
of cases you expect 7 head and 3 tailis..............
(A) 8 (B) 12 (2)
(Cc) 15 (D) 17
°*% of bolts produced by machine are detecti
ve. The mean and standard deviation of
ACTIVELY cosssesereoee defective bolts in total of 900 bolts are
@)
(A) 180 and 12 (B) 12and 180 (C) 90 and 12
(0) Sandal
15, The mean and variance of binomial probability distri
4: ‘sas 51s
bution are gand 1g "spectively, Probability of Success
in a single trial ° p
1S CQUAI TO sessserrsren e
15 1 .
8) 46 © 3 m3
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16. The me an Engg
ms APPENDIX : MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION s
(A 1 14 2nd Variance of binomial
17. Th
be Mean ang Standa Pro bab ility distribution are 6 and
rd Gerivation(B)of 10 4 respectively. Number o f trials n Is givi en By... wen (2)
binomial Probability (C) 12 0) 18
distribution are 36 and
(A) 42” .
3 respectively. Numbe! icttitelirale given
18. The
a 6m Q)
7 and Variance of ;
binomial (8) Probab
36
ili ty distribution (O 48 an
19. If X fo Sllows are 6 and 2 respec
the binomial dis. tri tively. p (r= @
jis a
bution Wit8B
h parametern
fA) = = 6and(C)
p and077 9p (x =
4) = P(X = 2), then (D) 0:
“
20, It x ¢ Ollows o
pis —_ WO eccerersone
(2)
the binomial dis; tri
bution With parameter
«3 0) 5
(A)
A lo n and p = Sand
®) 14 P(X = 6) = P(X =
On 8), then nis equal
21 1. If If x follows th to wc
e binomial
distribution © 3 (2)
With parameter
n and p = Sand
P(X=4) =py.e 5) then
P(X = 2) is equal,
A
7a, 'G (51y tow...
3) 1
(8) Mc 3) (C)
0)
% ¢) ; (2)
*2- The mean and Yarran °c, 6)
ce of binomial Probability distri
(A) A55 bution are 1 and ; resPectiv
(8) 558 5 ely. Then pr < is
23. Ina binomial Pro
aos
o 2
(2) ;
bability distribut
ion, the Probabili
snesecentatonss ty of getting
a success is F and
Standard deviation
Is 3. Then its Mean
A) 6 is
24. A dice is thr
own 10 times, If ®) 8
getting even number (12 *
steeveesenneny Is considered as sUC
Cess, ©) 10 then the Probability
of 9etting four SUc
(A) *c, (3) °
cesses jg
(8) *c, 3)1y C) i *ea(5 Q) o
25, A fair coin is tossed
n number of tim (0) %, 3)1
es. tn a binomial
that of gettinj g 9 then ninis equal to.. Probabili ty distribution,
s eq — . if the Probability
of getting 7 hea
(A) 7 \s ds js equal to
h the number of OF ae Q)
26, We = trials is very large
np whe
he fen
probability of r suc and Pp the Probability of Suc
distribution pir) the p
ae
cesses is given by.. cess at each tria
........... _ l, then in Poisson's
: oa >
Probability
(a) <* s) ety a)
n Or 0 > ey
isson's probability distriwie ag iven by (0) ==
27. In a Poisson's but ion if n = 100, p = 0.01, pir = O)is
p i. 2 , given by...
1 al : 4 ( 2)
(A) @3 bability distribution if n e (0) ‘
= 100, p = 0.02, pir ==e 1) Batee aven seees
28. In a Poiss
isson's p proba n by teeatienns
2 (8) c) 2
Mo = 4 (2)
* e
ne °
29. For a tabular data
25
’1 53
! (2)
Poisten son s fit pin) tiss g

FET
given DYby seveeeseeeens a eg
e?2 e
6) a >
2}
(D) eo
la
e 2
(A) rt
;

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APPENDIX : MULTIPLE CHOICE QUEsioy«
2
30. Fora tabulated data :
: 5
o 2 24
Poisson's fit PUT) 1S GIVER BY. sesssssese 7 «35 (3.509)!
" : a ‘ 240 (2.409)!
i ;
(A) en
é (4.609)!
é 609 (8) e 72° (6.709)
‘ (0 ™ (3.509)'
; .
31. In a Poisson's probability distribution If p(t =1)=2p(r=2)a
ndp = 3) :is given TY by sssssnssenees py
_ tA) (B) 2 (C) ge
le 9e ,
32. In a Poisson's Probability distribution if 3p (r= 4)=pir=5pandp
(rs se QIVEN BY sieesecresseeee o err
(a) <2
e™ (12)
eo) ase
“18 py on6 e
Saast oe
33. In a Poisson's Probability distribution
, ifp(t=2)=9p(r=4)4+ 90p (r = 6) then
mean of the distribut
Daa ion is ............... (2)
34 certain
Number
wunte of road accidents on a highway ; iced on with mean ; 1
month number of accidents on the during a month follows
ee a Poisson distributi
‘stirs i 2. Probabilityty that j ;
highway will be equal to 2 is sms
a2
i)0384
35. Betwee (8) 0.2707 (C) 0.435 (D) 0.
n 2 P.M. and 3 P.M,
the average number of phone calls
Probability distribution per minute coming into company are 2. Using
, the pro’ bability that during Poisson's
one partic ular minute there will be no phone call at all,
is given by
(A) 0.354
(B) 0.356 (2)
36. Average number of Phone calls (C) 0.135 (D) 0.457
per minute coming into company are
Probability distribution, 3, during certain period. These calls
Probabili ty that during
one particular minu follows Poisson's
(A) te there will be less than two
0.299
{B)
calls, is given by oc, (2)
0.333 (C)
0.444
37, In a certain factory turn (BD) 0.199
ing out razor blades, there
is a small chance of Sg1 for
any blade to be defective.
9 Poisson dist
The blades are
ribution, the Probability
(A) 0.0196 . that a Packet contain one
defective blade WS sesesesrne
38, The average number
(B) 0.0396 (Cc) es (2)
of misprints per page of
a book is 1.5, Assuming 0.0596 (D) 0.0496
The probability that-a Partic the dis tri but ion of num
ular book is free fram MISPTI ber of mis pri nts to be Poisson
(A) 0.329 NES, IS oe ceeseonece
39. The probability den
(B) 0.4 35 (2)
sity function of normal (C) 0549
variable xwith mean (D) 0.2231
yt and var iance @? js teeesnanaseaes
(A) f(x) =ov2n e 7
1
(8)
15 —, (2)
f(x) = Van® (C) f= Vane 2 (0) f(x) = oe
x= py
i
40, Normal distribution : ton yp bt = 7
curve is given by the equation
ys 5 Vin e - Integral f y dx has the value
°
sotssariersese
°
A) 0.025 (2)
mas
B) 1
©) o7s
Oo.
.
41. Normal distribution |.
curve is given by the equationpe e eh
y = ous
wig
V2n e - Integral S Y dx has the VAIUE sooo.
fy
(A) 0.025 (B) 1 (© os © os
42. X is normally distributed, The mean
of X is 15 and standard deviation 3 Give
n that forz = 4 A i sate xe
DY creserecesesen
7 * 0.341,
(A) 0.1587 (8) 0.4231 ( 0.2231
p (X = 18) is given
43. X is normally distributed. The mean
of X Is 15 and standard deviation 3. Give
5 (2)
n that for > = : x ‘ ittag
BY ee e
{A) 0.6587 7 EAs P (X 2 12) is given
(B) 0.8413 (C) 0.9413 @ oe (2)

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) (A351)
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CHOICE
QUESTIONS
EMATIC S — mm ( Engg. and IT Group) (5-0 PE ND IX : MULTIPLE
ENGINEERING MATH AP
>
n ven tha
is 15 and standard deviatio 3. Gi = 9.4
. is mally distributed, The mean of X
i z = 1.666, A
hat for
given by
0.0 0.0585 , ( D) 0.1235
+.(A) (B) 0.0673 (C) 0.0485
45, c ee Siswibuted. The mean of X is 30 and variance 25. The probability p (26 SS AD) 1S waesereeesneens | Q)
(A) oases Ofresponding to z = 0.8 is 0.2881 and Area corresponding to z = 2 |s 0.4772)

46. Ina sample of 1000 . (B) 0.6574 (C)
(D) ;0.7653
0.3745
Candidates, the mean of certain test is 14 and standard deviation is 2.5. Assuming Normal distribution,
the probabil
Probability of candidates Getting less than eight marks le, p (x SB) iS oss
(Given:oO. Area Corres: Pondi in 9
Pn toz 22 4 iis O.4918) wo
ae (B) 0.0075 (Cc) 0.0082 (D)
0.0035
y
distributed group of 450 students with mean 42 and standard deviat |
ion 8, the number of students scoring less
than 48 marks |s Hieeesassetene
(Given : Area corres
pondin 9 toz = 0.75 is 0.273 |
4).
(A) 348
(B) 102 (C) 127 {D) 250 a)
48, Inaa u
certn
ain exam
mina
inat
tion
i test 10000 students appeared in a subj
ect of mathematics. Average marks obta
eviation 595. Marks are formally ined were 50% with
6... dist ributed. Num ber of students expected to get more than 60% marks is equal
(= 2,A = 0.4772) “
(A) 200
NN
(8) 300 (C) 325 (D) 228
1
| vari
49, For ni ormal | variable ; probability
x with -
HF density . lL -ygk-a?
function { (x) = Wie 18 the mean jt and standard deviation o are
sevsonssiaguies
(A) 3.9 (2)
(8) 9,6 (C) 6,3 (D) 18,6
1, (C) 2, (D) 3. (A) 4. (B) 5. (C) 6. (A) 7.(D) | 8. (B) 3. (B) 10. (Cc)
11. (A) 12. (D) 13. (B) 14. (A) 15.(¢) 16. (D) 17.4C) | 18.0) | 19, (A)_| 20. (B)
21. (D) 22.(B) 23.10 24,(A) 25.{D} 26.(C) | 27. (A) 28.(B) | 29.18) | 30. (0)
31. (A) 32, (C) 33. (A) 34, (B) 35, (A) 36(D) | _37.(A) 38.10) | 39.4¢) [ 40.1¢)
41. (B) 42, (A) 43. (B) 44, (0) 45. (D) 46. {C) 47. (A) 48.10) | 49. 1c
Type IV : Chi-square Distribution :
1. A bank utilizes three teller windows to render service to the customer. On a particular day 600 customer were served. If the
customers are uniformly distributed over the counters, Expected numbers of customer served on each counter js vevesiasseneei
EB)s
(A) 100 (B) 200 (Cc) 300 {D) 150
2. 200 digits are chosen at random from a set of tables. The frequencies of the digits are as follows:
Digit 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
Frequency _|_18 | 19 | 23 | 21 | 16 | 25 | 22 | 20 | 21 | is |
and degree of freedom for uniform distribution is 0... (2)
The expected fre quency
(B) 21and9 (C) 20and9 (D) 1S ands
(A) 20 and 10
In experiment on pea breeding,
the observed frequencies are 222, 120, 32, 150 and expected frequencies are 323, 81, 81, 40,
3,
e 429.59 1) 208%
then x -_ the value vs (B) 380.50 (Cc) (2)
,
(A) 382.5 2
.
i O1 O,,©: O; are 5,
| e,, €;, €; are each equal to 10, then %5 has the val
10, 15 ani d expected frequencies
4, If observed frequencies
(2)
(8) 10 (cy 45 (0) 5
(A) 20

A pPENOIX : MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONs
ENGINEERING MATHEMATICS - II (Comp. Engg.andIT Group) (S-M__ (4.52) nas 120, 130, 110, 115, 135, 119
is holiday are 9IVe
Number of books issued on six days of the week, excluding sunday which (2
and expectation is 120 books on each day, then a 1S ssvesreeereeey ; (0) 4.58
(A) 2.58 (8) 3.56 () 6560 ber of4 heads @
for num
are expected and observed fre uencies
6. Acoin Is tossed 160 times and following
No. of heads o 1 2 , 6
Observed frequency 17 32 x z 10
Expected Frequency 10 40 60 *
Then 24 5 sno (0) 9.00
(8) 9.49 () 12.8 ‘ 1
(A} 12.72 were white. Acceding °
of a certain cross between guinea plg 34 were red, 10 were black and 20
Among 64 offspring's
al a
genetic model, these number shauld in the ratio 9:3: 4. Expected frequencies in the (D) 36,12, 25
(A) 36, 12, 16 (B) 12, 36, 16 (C) 20,12, 16
170, 90 and 20 and
examinat ion results of 500 students was made. The observed frequencies a re 220,
A sample analysis of
expected FreqUENCieS ALE --eveersrsreees
the numbers are in the ratio 4: 3: 2: 1 for the various categories. Then the 300, 200, 100
{C} 200, 150, 100, 50
(D) 400,
(A) 150, 150, 50, 25 (B) 200, 100, 50, 10
theory predicts that the frequencies
9. In experiment on pea breeding, the observed frequencies are 222, 120, 32, 150 and the
(2)
should be in proportion 8 : 2:2: 1, Then the expected frequencies aF€ ...--.u--
81, 323, 40, 81 (C) 323, 81, 81, 40 (D) 433, 81,81, 35
(A) 323, 81, 40, 81 {B)
| 20 ] 3m | 4m | 50 T oa | 7a) | 8.( [3.10 _|

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eae
| Ch. 7 Numerical Solution of Algebric and Transcendental Equations|

(1)
1. Geometrically roots of equation f(x} = 0 are the points Where...
(A) Graph of y = f(x) cuts x-axis (B) Graph of y = f(x) is parallel to x-axis
(OC) Graph of y = f(x) is perpendicular to y-axis (D) Graph of y = ffx) is parallel to y-axis
vases (1)
2. By intermediate value thearem, for equation f(x) = 0 to have at least one root say & in the internal (a, b) APE
(A) f(x) is continuous on [a, b] and f(a) f(b) > 0 (8) f60) is continu ous on [a, b] and f(a) and (b) < 0
(C) f(x) is continuous on (a, b) and f(a) = f(b) {D) f(x) is continuous on (a, b) and f(a} f(b) = 0
by bisection method is
3, If f(x) is continuous on [a, b} and fla} f(b) < 0, then to find a root of f(x) = 0, initial approximation xq (1)
sananenvenetess
a-b f(a) + f(b
(A) % => (B) x = HEH)
= 355
a-b
(©) %0=*5
a+b
O)
number of iterations required
4. In bisection method, if permissible error is E for finding a root of f(x) = 0 then the approximate a)
can be determined from relation ....00.000
a+b bra b-
bea (Cc) 2" SE (D) ae
(A) 2 <E (B) a-b **
mations 2 15 GIVEN DY vessereseeeiee (1)

5. [f %, X1 are two initial approximations to the root of f(x) = 0, by secant method next approxi
(X= Xo) 3 _ ot
(A) m= Gof) Xf (8) 2
fx) x, + Sate)
{D)D) xx, = =x, + (r+ f) x f
(C) x2 = Fay)

=
-
ST (Comp. Engg. and IT Group) (5-0) (A.53) APPENDIX
: MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS
6 ya
IF Xp isainitial a PProximati
on to the root of the equation f(x) = 0, by Newton-Rap
hson method, first app! roximation %; Is given
(1)
(A) x= 25%
+x
f(x)
{B) x = %y- f(x)
(C) Xr = xg + Hea
f(x)
7. The condition (%)
of (D) x, =x + f(x)
vin
method) for find ing e rogergenee of the computational scheme x = @ (x) in method of successive approxim F '
: ation (simple iteration
ce 16" (4) > for all’ xin (a.tofby the equa ti
MEIN FAY = O15 nnn B) 9 (Wl > = 2 forall x (1)
8 A a be € ‘Sea
equaltion
in a,b
xlog,. a M4 Hy >=0 eeau
12 = 0 by using bisection Method lies DEtWEE. N secsscsscnxe
_ .
(A) land 2 MOGio~
(C) 0.5 and 1
(B)
(1)
| 3%. Aroot ° ofi Oand1
ane j
equation
x} ~ 4y .g a using bisection (D) 2and3
method lies between .... '
| 10. " oe need of 100 usin; g Lan d 2 (2)
secant Method, lies between
an
i) Sand
1L. Arcot of the
1
foemeseeeetieee
ands on (2)
| : (A) 2ands : 4and5
ak (8)
equation cos x — xe" = 0 (measure . (C) land2
in radian) by using secant method (0) San d6
lies between wees
(2)
(8) land2
| 12. bet
Usinwee
g nbisex ctio
= 1 n and
metx=1
hod5i:
' the first iP oximimati
4Ppr
(DP) 2.5 and3
ation t © root & of the equa i inx
tion x sinx -]— 1 == 0 (measure i
(A) 1.5 (8) 0.25
d in radian), that lies
13, . x.Using : ‘+seca7nt ee h “0
the first approxima
imattio
4
= 2. 2 BS ccs
i n to a root x; of the equation
x? — 5» — 7 = 0, if initial pg
a imations are given as
approx
°
| (A) 2.7183
| (Cy) 2 (8) 3
14, Using Newton-Ra {D) 9 4
phson method, the first app
roximation to a root x, Of
APProximMation xy = 2,15 veces the equation x? + 2-5 = 0 in (1, 2) if initial
(A) 0
(2)
(9 3 (B) 15.
15. Using successive approximation method (iterative method),
Oathe first approximation to a root *%, of the equation
K= ; (logisx + 7) = (x) in [3, 4], taking initial app
roximation x9 = 3.6 IS seen
(A) 0 (B) 1 (2)
(D) 2
o
(C) 3.77815
1. (A) 2, (B) 3.(C) 4. {D) 5A) | 6.08) 71 | ao | aa]

| 10. (B) 11. (C) 12. (D) 13.{A) 14.(8) | 15.(¢)
|
[ch 8 Numerical Solution of System
of Linear Equations]
System ofLULinear Equa tions

Type I: Numerical se vnination, Decomposition, Cholesky Method): Mares
|| (Direct Methods : Gaus ions 5x + y + 22 = 34, ay ~ 32 = 12, 10x
= 2y + 2 = - 4 by Gauss elimination metho
d e
L. For solvin. g the The pivotsof equat
for elimination of x and y are
partial pivoting, the (8) : an 4 :
3x + Sy + (0) Sand -
(A) 10 and 4
22 = & 6x + Zy + Bz = 26 by Gauss elimination
(C) 10 and2 m of equations by + 2r= “ method using
AVE vs sosesrsessnee
2. For solving the “he pivots for elimination of x and y (8) 6 and 8 2)
partial pivoting, ¢
(BD) 6and4
(A) 6and 3
(CQ sand

fii
i
APPENDIX: MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION¢
| ENGINEERING MATHEMATICS
- II (Comp. Engg, and
IT Group) (5-1) __(A.54) 2-5 by Gauss elimination method using
i
| 3, For solving the system of equations 3x - y-2= 4.x +y~ 62 = =e
ae
* 4 . -
partial pivoting, the pivots for elimination of x and y aFe suns a

a4
| (A) 3and1 i ome
4 =
(Q end 54 (D) 3and 5 _y = 2 = 4. In Gauss elimination
‘ method on
4, The given system of equations is x + dy - z= -5,x + ¥ 6z = -12, 3« -¥ (2)
eliminating x from second and third equations, the system reduces tO wr F
(A) K+4y-z = -5 (B) ne G-?* 17
Sy-7z= -7 ~3y-
5 =
13y- 22 = 9 - By +22
=9
(OQ xedy-z= 5 (D) xtdy-z= -5
-3y-52z 2 -7 y-6z = -12
-1By+2z = 19 y-z=4
5. The given system of equations is x + ty +22 4,2x+ By + are 5, K-Y + Ze 6. In Gauss elimination method, on
eliminating x from second and third equations, the system reduces to .........0+ (2)
(A) X+2y+z = 4 (3) x+2y+z= 4
-ye2z = -3 -3y+2z= 13
| ~Ty-2z = -6 -7y-2z
= 18
() x+dyez
=4 (0) x+2y+z=4
~3y+2z =1 ~y+2z = -3
-Ty-22 2 2 -y+z= 6
6. The given system of equations is 4x + y +z = 4,x + dy - 22 = 4, 3x + 2y - 4z = 6. In Gauss elimination method,
eliminating x from second and third equations, the system reduces on
to wun (2)
1 1
|
(A) K+ Ay¥tge =
ae
(B) xedyezs 4
i
I
aytgz 7 =
25 4y-22
=4
i, dz,
4¥~4z=5 3y+2z
=6
( x+ty+tz
+~Z
4V¥*a = 21 (D) 1 i
X+qytqz= 4
| 4, - 2, 3
4 4 l5y+7z = 5
| 2,4" -2,
4
23
Ty-17z = 5
| 7. The 8 given' sy’ syste mofequationisx
ionisx +ty+t7234,,2,,2
+ 2y+32=L3x+5y+gra0sxedy
42), ti
| —_ x from second and third equations, the system reduces to us "in Gauss elimination method, on
|
(A)
la 2773
x+Fy+Fyz2=1
(BR) x4sy,4
1 2
a)
2y¥t 37 = 1
| 67327
; 1 2 = 2 4y42
12 y+ 325 1
- 3
| 24-752= -1 ay.4 1
| (c) 1a
x+oy+gz 1 (D a 1 BETS
4
1a
3¥+qgz = 60
d X+ 2Y
_
+Fz =
1, 4 Yrze 1
| a¥t5z = 12 +457 = +3

£ QUESTIONS
» MULTIPLE CHOIC
APPENDIX: M
Gauss elimination method, on
IT Group) (5-1)
- 101 (Comp, Engg. and
ENGINEERING MATHEMATICS _(A.35)
4
. In Gau (2)
The given system of equation is 2x +y +z= 10, ax+2y +3218 X* dy + 92 = 16
a
a eliminating x from second and third equations, the system reduces 10...
—
1 1 1 1
{A) x+oy+52 =1 (B) xegyegee
52¥+527 = 23
3
5y+3F
3 = 13
9 W@W 7
2y* z= 2 Zy r=
loi
(Co kegy+gz el () xedy+gze 5
1 3
2y+3z = 8 pyrgre 3
4y+92= 6 Lue 11
9. The given system of equation is 2x + 2y + z= 12, Ix + 2y + 2z=8, 2x + l0y +z = 12. In Gauss elimination method, on
(2)
eliminating x fram second and third equations, the system reduces tO wn. :
1 1
(A) x+ay+52 = 5 (B) xedys5z =l1
syelr = 14
2y+2z = 8
ny «2x =
2y+z = 12
1
: (D) x+y+5z=6
a xty4 gE = 6
yedre a
a
-~y+3z = -10
7
sy-Zzr=4
y= 0 i
the solution of system of equations
10. Using gauss elimination method,
x+2y+z = 4
= By + 2Z = Bi creer
-Ty-22 = -6
15 (8) yo yaeegened
43 9 20
20' Y= 0
(A) x= JG. Y=" 8:77 16 ) x=ap.yegite-5
16 8
4.3 ,.-3“6 @
() x=Z. YB:
“s, Yn
5, equations
i ., of ”system of
iminati
Gauss — ethod, the issolution
11, Using
i
7Y7 | i 1, seveesaeente- 7
= =z,-+1,
tg? 4 4
x+yy
ees,2 yal ze5
ai
(A) x= ‘ y=2 . 253
>
(D} x= y¥=Qet=-3
enol spams sevaton
(Cc) x22,2 etir=2
¥=5°
_— thod, the solu
12, Using Gauss elimination me 1 1.--.1 i + A es is susstemsmuie
1 2 zel pr? = 2 12! 45
x+5Y*3 (B) x26 yeQr=9
(ay x=9, y= 7 36 2270 (0) x= 36, y= 30, 2=9

= -30
(Q x= -9. y=236,
36 2

ENGINEERING MATHEMATICS - m
(Comp, Engg. and IT Group) (5-) APPEN DIX: MULTIPLE CHOICE gy
—SOESTIONs
13. Using Gauss eliminati
_(A.56)
on method, the solution
of system of equations (2)
2 41
X*oytaz 5, pysaz = 3, lye ZS LIS s s ersete
(A) x59, y=5, 227 ‘8) seuyel ees
== y. i 1
Oxe7 ye -g. rae (0) x=7y=-925
1A. Using cous ae method, the sennion of system of equations
(2)
as yates -39 Sy - as -2is..
Axe-Sy
A x= a y ye115° 745 24 (B) x=-"ye
ge 234
51s. 35
( =- x=-51,y= = 115, z=35 35
(D) x=, ye- 51 11s
zag
15. Using Gauss elimination cpethan the solution of system
of equations
(2)
Kt4y-z=-S yede JD BBY
+2 19 FS nen
a 81 148 a mu 7
Axes eo 7755, (8) x=a17) Y=" gre
2 lag
a 81 148
() x=- LY Fay e-5 (0) x=1y=2,z=0
16. In solving systern of equations by Cholesky’s
method, the system is expressed as
2 -1 0 xy 1 ta 0 a
AX =Bwhere,A=/-1 3 1], xs 1, B=) O)and A = LL" where L = In te 0 | then hriS giver bY ween
o 12 x 0 ii ia b {2)
a) > 2 @ 2 oF 1 Ov
17. In solving system of equations by Cholesky’s method,
the system is expressed as
4 -2 0 xy 0 {
AX + Bwhere,A=|-20a
4 -1!, Xelx),
2 " 0Bell. If we express A és= UL" where L = E 7
a 0
by 0] then hy is given
nineeeeenartie . (2) iy hy I;
(A) n= =
®) \=4 =z
1
" 2 » 2 a 2 (D) hy = 2
18. In solving system of equations by Cholesky's method,
the System is expressed as
AX =Bwhere,A=| 2 17 -5), X=/x], Be] -101 If we expr + u 0 O

14-5 83 5 155 Press A = LL where, L= by by 0 then hi Is given
DY ceecsssssvare In fr
(A) fa = 4 (B) fi =-2 w+ (2)
( tys 72 0) 4
19. In solving system of equations by Cholesky's method, the system |s expressed as n=2
3 2 14 K 14 /
AX=BwheeAz=|2 17 -5 » X=] ], B=] -101 If we express 4 ut nu 0 QO
14-5 83 x 155 “it where, ls tn bz 0 | then values of fs
and fy, are given by... nin by
(2
(A) d=,
by =2 (B) 4 =2, y= (C) ty =-2 n= -4 1
(0) ty =>. y= -1
2ee ———
ICS -I
20. In sOWVvii ng System of (Comp, Engg

and ,
uati . i : ~And IT Grrioup i] SD fA 57) QUESTIONS
APPENDIX: MULTIPLE CH
2 2 *cOMPosition Method,
OICE
sou a | 7 the system is expressed
| x as
4
‘X=tn), pe 2. 100 Un Ui
res A= Wwhere U3
* 5 b=! 1 0},U=/0
uz un
In 4g 0 0 uy,
(2)
(8) uy, = -2, U2= -2,
uy =3
Asli 23>) by Lu g (0) u,=2, Yz=-2, u,=4
x ‘is
9 “cOMPosition Method,
. 3], X= the System Is expPp ressed
3132 ¥
wi Bs as AX e 8 wheherree,
A: If we XPress A 1 0 = LU where Ls 96
(A) uy = 2, Miz = 2, uy b 1 Un Uy) u
= 2 | = ° i he
nota asveroeua,!
(C)uy, = 2,
Uys 3,
1 o a (2)
uy = 1 Uy
22. In Solving (8) uy=2 Uy = 1,
system Of eq Uy =3
uati
Ons by Choles, {D) Uy = 1,
AX = B where Ac
2 3 ky’s Method, the
sys
Uy = 2,.Uy =3
2 -2 j Ry tem is expressed as
Xs X>
3 1 ; lf we Express A
= LT where L = fi 0 9
A) n= V2, gy =f,
x
in ly | then Whenua
hy == fa ty ty (2)
(B) ty =2, fa = 2, hy=3
(2) t= 2, In=4, tsi
1
»Lelhy 1 9 30 uy‘ ya and A = || U then ty Is equalto
oo.
(2)
LU decompositions (D) 4
Method, A the system
231 is expressed as
AX = Bwhere, 100 Uys Uap
A=|1 2 3], L=/: 1 Oo], ue 0 uy uyyy
by hp 1 and A = LU, then
f5, iS given by
0 0 y, wivnsasnlch
(A) ~2 1
(2)
(8) 2
25. In solving system of equations
by LU decomposition method, the
3 wa
1
2
311 system is expressed as
AX = B where, A 2/1 22)
: 090 Un Up Wy
E 1 j, L=|m 1 Ol, us O Up uy an
0 0a2
ln bz 1 Ad= LU then value of Us; is (c : 1
uy Wen that:
i, = )
(A) uz = 55 (2)
PL Me
Uy = 6
(C) WF s (0) unYn =2
ey
26. In solvin
i g system of Saat
i by LU decomp iti n met hod,
aositio be the system
as is expressed as
AX = B where, A=|1 3} 2 2).L

2], eli 1 Of, U=)] 0 un
0 Unlanda = LU, then values of In and
4, are given by
213 hy fn 0 WW
"
3 st)
(2)
(8)
2 hy=-2, ys <1
(A) hy =1, by =2 In =34n => (Oty 31 fas 3 mr hs "
Ra Ee eee
ef

~
| ENGIN EERI
7 NG—MATHEM
ATIC~S 1 (Comp, Enand
gIT APPENDIX : MULTIPLE CHOtcy QU
gGr.oup) (5-) (58) ESTION
| «
ations by Cholesky's
” method, the system is
B Where A = 2 -106 - express as
ms 3 1 X= 0
i) B -[| and A 11
= LL’ where, L = iBoety | then values of fy ang la arg
BD Oy = I
*?
(A) dy =4 rl " °
2¢ iuyee = 2 “ (2
(9 =2, lya-s np"| na-¥2
28. In sol
Ng system of *quation by 2 n=- ) hi=V V2
s Cholesky’s Method, the syst
AX = B where, a =
2 -19 em is expressed as
~1 3 4 ~Xe
% 1
ba oO
%/, B= F
L = [is ha
o y and A = LL' where | then values of Is; and {3 areGiven
by (Given: 0
= 2, lye - fa ba ly
A) bn = V2, ty = 5 (2)
29. In Solving of ® i120, &=
() =2, bss
equations by Cholesky's
method, the system 0) n= V5, b= 2
is expressed as
AX = B where A =
. 2 S 7a3) x Xo ,
14-5 [2] B= Fry 0 - If we express A = LL’ u where,
by are given by (Given L naan
fn fz 0 | then values
‘hy? 2y = d. Of fy and
(A) by, = ~7, ly = *
-4 mint
() tn = 7, ly = 4 (8)
30. In Solving system
iy =7, ty =2
of na ts by Cholesky’s (0) i = 14, &)=17 ‘
method, the system
is expressed as
AX ==B where, A =
4o 4 4 »Xslq],
7 X= ms peaelt, - Ifwe express
fy are “— A = LT where, L = fseee
by... ba |e values of f, and
fy
(A) hy =5, by =-
1a ha 43.
(2) (2)
i =0, 4, =2
(CF) hy =~2, ty = “2 1
| 31. In solving system of (D) hi =2, by = -1

equations by Choles ky's method, the
system Is expressed as
4 -2 0
AX = B where, A = 7 xy 0
_. 7 Xe - 4 «B= i 0 0
0 given by. 5 - Hfwe express A = it
Where, L = E be © values offy)a and |
(A) 41 =0, by =Va_ fi he Ty 22
(B) (Given: ,, = 2 ty = -1)

1
ty =2, ly =-] (2)
(C) f= 4, bp =f}
(D) by = -1, ly
32. In solving system of equations ed
by LU decomposition method,
123 % 14 the system is expressed as
AX = Bwhere Loo 1
A=/2 3 4 »Xs/%/, B=] 20 and A = LU where, | = 210
341 x 14
velo 2 3
1
32 4|" ; . ~2). IF UX = Z then
Z =| Z2|is given by then ...... -4
23 ,
14 14 (2)
14
(A) Z= :2 (B) Z=; -8
= (C) Z=| -8
3 14
(D) z=] 20
14

33. In solving System of eis <M (Comp,
stions
»
gg. #nd IT Group) (ST) (asa) APPENDIX : MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS
AX = B where a = “12. 3 Q be Method, the system is expressed as

.
Xx = ut
9 1 2 7), B=/O],, dae
V2 9 0 x o| ATL
Lr -¥5 2 32 O
TfL T X=Zthenz = z
ze is give
0 «f2 4 fa FY Wem BY ey
5 5
1 1
(A) Z= 2 Va 5 1
io (8) z=| 3 V2
“W460. “\ fio (Q ze) = | 21
Be Vio © z=} =
34. In solving system Of equations by Cholesiy’s ie4 aL a
f40 *
. the system is
expressed as
4 -
AX =8B where, A = |: 2 9 x My 0 2 0 0
oral” . Bs ; and A= LUN, Us transpose of t= | “+ NB 0
IuUxXez then Z = 2
Zz, o 4. fi
iS given by 3 3
Zy
. "
(2)
(A) Zs] 1 (B) 2=|= V3

E | () Z=| 33 a
i '
ll 33
35. In solving system of equati 33
ons by Cyolesky's method, the sys
tem is expressed as
4 2 14 xy 14 20 9
AX = Bwhere,A=| 2 17
14 -5 -5|,
83 x=|m|,
x 9 2|-101
155 meASUI seangooL 7 234 |gp WUXazU X=Z then
a
2-[2 sie by uo...
Z
(2)
7 2 7 4
(A) 2-|-2 (8) Z=/4 (C) Z= 7 (0) 2-|3]
7 5
36. The system of equations AX = Bis solved by Cholesky’s method where,
v2 0 0
1 5
2 =] 0 Ky
2 -=2
\f
V52 0
al 3 / xf * '
2-[ofomaeut 0
= -
0 \E VE
'
-
se
—= -—
*
{a Ye
1 1 ] then solution of given system
WU x= Zand Z| {2)
1+
oa
SNS
ENGINEERING MATHEM
~ I (Comp.
ATIEngg. andCS
IT Group) (S-lf) (A.60) APPENDIX
: MULTIPES CHOKE QUESTIONS
(A)
5 1
Mage Mea, HEF (8) 425, 2) x) = -8
-_i 5 3 1 5 1
() x grr Ge ene (0D) y=
- GX ge m=q
37. The system of equations is solved by Cholesky’s method.
The system is expressed as
2 0 0
4 -2 0 My 0
4-1), X=/xy/, B=] 1] and A = LL whereb= Va Zand

WL=X
=
renee aa 3 ,
-1 4 ®
* 0 -1 4 Ww 0 i 11
0 “3 3
z=\0 1 4 .
Ja Jaa] then solution of given system IS unum (2)
(A) x
be = 2.
He x=
4 <
ye] 8) mage
1 1
gi MeL
( 2 4 1
Ky x=,
11% y=a: % ==11 11 ll
(D) eye Me ge ell
38. The system of equations is solved by Cholesky’s method, The system is expressed as
4 2 14 % 14 200
AX =
B where, A =
E i _
3] afi) 2-[SeJneanureenc-| 4 o|ex-zodz=e -27 5]
14-5 83 x 15 -
then solution of given system i veces... ° pee (2)
(A) 4 =6, Qe], xy_3 (B) ned med, %)=1
(C) x, 253, ¥ = V6, x21 (DP) 23, y= -6, 51
[answers]
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7.(B
9. 10. ii, 12. 13.(D 14, (B 15. (A
1}. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. (A 23. (8
25. 26, 27. 28. 29. 30 aL. (A
33. 34, 35. 36. (A 37, 38.
Type I: Numerical Solutions of System of Linear
Equations (Iterative Method : Gauss-Seidel Method
) Marks
L The system of equations 20x + y - 22 = 17, 3x + 20y
— z= ~18, 2x - By + 202 = 20 with initial approximation x
y= 0, 2 = 0. Using =
Gauss-Seidel method, first iterative solution x" yor is given BY cs.
™ ee
(A) 0.8000, -1.0375, 1.0900 {B) 0.8500, -0,9, 1.1009 .
(C) 0.8000, -1.0275, 1.0109 (D) 0.8500, -1.0275, 0.7609
2 tem of tionss
The Syste equation 1
On *y+ 12, q
Yriz 2x + ity +2213, " 2x + 2y y + 10 2 = 1 14 with
t it al approx
initi mation
i rl =O y(m) =Q
mm i] meth
z=0, Using Gauss-Seidel met! od, first st i erative solution x
it i | ‘y¥ ua2 i 15 9 Qiven by worreresas:
ereseesdennen | : | (2)
(A) 1.2, 106, 0.948 {B) 1.2, 1.30, 0.498
(C) 11, 146, 0,648 {D) 0.12, 1.8, 0.849
3. The system of equations 27x + Gy ~ z= 85, jl 6x + 15y +27 = 72, , x+
¥ + 54z = 110 withi init! imati
z™ = 0. Using Gauss-Seidel method, first iterative solution x”, yz" is given by nitlal approximati on x” = 0, y® = 0,
Abate teeteene
2
{A) 3, 3.65, 1.19
(8) 3.1481, 3.5408, 1.9132 ”
(C) 3, 3.40, 1.25 (D) 3.1481, 3.5408, 1.1132
4, The system of equations 28x + 4y - z = 32, 2x + l?y +4z = 35, x + 3y + 10z = 24 with initial
2° = 0. Using Gauss-Seidel! method, first iterative solution x®, y". 2 jg given by approximation x" = 0, y = 0,
(A) 0.875, 1.4429, 1.0719 (8) 0,875, 1.2944, 1.1907
(2)
(C) 1.2428, 1.9244, 1.7084 (0) 2.1428, 2.0588, 10784
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ENGINEERING
MATHEMaTics 1 (Comp. Engg. and ir Group)
5 T .
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APPENDIX: : M MULTIPLE CHOICE QU ESTIONS
emer Of equations 2x 4 Y*62=9, M-9
Bx+ 3y 4272213, ai
xe Sy + z = 7 with initial i M=aay"=0,
(A) 1 ‘ *N9 Gauss-Seidel Method, first iterative approximation x y (2)
solution Fy Nis given BY ccsccene
© ee’ 1.057, 1.7007
6 The syste, a 09277 (8) 1.625, 1.075, 0.7792
values ote ° Savations 20k + y - 22 (0) 1.1248, 1.570, 0.2279
¥ Zin certain iteration = 17, 3K + 2y-2=-18 2% - 3y + 202
are x = 0.8500, y = -10275, = 20 is solved by Gauss-Seidel method.
nt teen aoane z= 1.0109 then values If
of x, y, z in next iteration
(A) 1.0025, ' ~o.9993 are given
* » 070.7498 (2)
7. i sean ee 10232 (8) 1.2500, -0.9769, 1.0109
values of x, y, 2 : a
(0) 1.2500, ~0.9546, 0.9728
ox TY *ZE12 as Wy + z= 13, 2% + 2y + 102 =
BY Lo. "eration are x « 12, y= 1.06, 2 = 0.948 14 is solved by Gauss-Seidel method.
If
then values of x, y, z in next successive iteration
ie oe 1.4054, 0.6661 are given
8. the systen psec (8) 0.2999, 1.5040, 0.9191 (2)
0.9991
vahiec of y ‘Loo 27% 7 fy- z= 85, (0) 0.5992, 0.9652, 0.1969
by. "Ws 6x4 Uy + 22 = 72,
Certain iteration are x x4 ¥ + 54z = 110 is
= 243,y = 357,25 1.926 solved by Gauss-Seidel
eitesten then values of % Y. ZIM method, If
next successive iteration
are given
(A) 2.423, 3.5712, 1.296
9 (C) 0.2999, 3.475, 1629 (8) 0.2999, 3.754, 1.269 (2)
» The system of equations (0) 2.4261, 3.5728, 1926
28x +4y—-25492 4,4 iy + 4z = 35,
values of x, y, z in Certain x 3y + 10z = 24 is solved
iteration are x= by Gauss-Seidel method.
are given by .......... 0.9289, y = 15476, If
z= 1.8428 then values
of XY. Zin next successive
(A) 0.8975, iteration
1.9050, 1.4885
(C) 0.9875, 1.5090,
(B} 0.7589, 1.0509, 1.5885
(2)
1.8485
10. The system of equations (0) 0.9275, 1.5159, 1.8845
2x + y + 6z = 9, 8% + 3y
X,Y, 2 in certain iteration are x + 225 13, x+Sy+z=
= 1.0271, y¥ = 1.0387, z = 0.9765 7 Is solved by Gauss-Seidel
method. If values of
then values of x, ¥. Zin next successive iteration
are given by
| (A) 0.7941, 1.6400, 1.1080 (2)
(8) 0.9914, 1.0064, 0.9993
(C) 0.5785, 1.4600, 1.8010
(0) 0.9914, 1.0064, 10018
1. (D) 2. (A) 3) | 40 | 5@ | 6a | mo Lam |

9. (C) 10. (D)
| Ch. 9 Interpolation, Numerical Differentiation and Integration]

Type I: Interpolation. Marks
: hrough the points (m yo), (xy. yi), Os ¥2) is given by ay
1. Lagrange’s
grang interpolation polynomial formula passing throug
) {x = %) (x — Xp) (x — ¥3) ye Poe ,,
1 fp
A) Toran) aya YO 7 ng + nd (as + Ha)” Gen- He _ :
ye = x3) (x - %) a —%) , _ — ly,
| {
— xa) (my= 2) 2
UB) xp = YO (ae Or = Ko) (Ky = Xz! tes
(ty — Mol (X82 — Ma
= 0)?
i () (x + ‘st rm
xt),
x) Yo + (% - Xa) (yy - x3)
, (xy 4 =X)
ath —
|q {Xq
=
— Xi)
-
k=) =) + (n= x).
Xo) =)
Oy - x3) yi , wet,
(x) - %q) (% . o
| (D) = 1) (Xo 7 %2) 0” 04> Fl 2 PTO csccseesssennee © iW-iuee
© teen
shifting
ifti oP erator then E {(x) is tixequa n) 10)
| _ —-2.sIf Eis the
eo
j (A) fix - h)

APPENDIX: MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS
ENGINEERING MATHEMATICS - II (Comp. Engg. and
IT Group) (SN) (62)
3. If Ais the forward difference Operator i)
then Af(x) [5 Equal 10...
{D) ffx) - f(x + h)
(A) (x + ht) - i( - hi) (8) fix + hy) -_ fxd (C) f(x + h)
4, If Vi is the backward diffe (1)
i rence operator then VV £(x) is@qUAT tO serene
fix)is eq h h
(A) fx) = f(x - hy (8) fc + hy = f(x)
(D) i(s + t) f ( - *)
(C) fie + hy
5. If Sis the © centra
cen l diffeerence
renc operator
tor then
then Sf(x)&f(x) isis eq equal to wees hi i(e-4)
ty)
(0) f(x) - ft ~ h}
{A) fix + hp (B) f(x+ h) - fx) (C) flx+5)- 2 a)
6. Ifuls the average difference operator then
HQ) is equal tO ......ereese
h h f '
(A) sTe(x 3) 4 h _a D) f(=x)
f(x -
7] {B) f(x + hy - ft) (Cc) i(x+3)-#( h)
t) ca
7. Shifting operator E is OQUIVAIEN
tO occ ccssssce. 1
(A) 1-6 (8) 1+a 2-6 "
8. Inverse shifting operator Eis EQUIV
( 1+8 (0)
AIENE tO ooocccssse a)
(A) 1-5 (8) 1-3 () 1465
% Mffx)sx +1, h=2, Ef(x) is given by
...
Div
(A) 43 2 a)
(B) x? + 4x () xv - 4x45 (D)
10. ff) =) h = 1, Eftx) is given by...
x +4x+5
(A) x 3x? + 3x] (6) 432 e3x03 () = 3¢-3x-1
11. For f(x)= x7, h = 1, first forward difference (0) x’ + 3x? 3x-1 0)
of f(x) is given DY ceasssiecesense
{A} 2x-1 (B) 3x41 (1)
12. If f(x) = x* - 2, h = 1, first backward 2x4] (C) (D} 3x-1
difference Vf(x) is given BY sacssssseen
{A} 2x-1 (B) 3x+2 (2)
13. For f(x) = x7, h = 1, 8f(x) is given by wa.. () x-5 (D) 2x-5
.
(A) -2x {B) 2x7 (1)
14, For f(x) = 7, h = 1, pfx) is given by (C) 2x (D) 3x
oes
(A) 2e+51 (8) 2¢ +51 () e-3 1
(2)
15, Newton's Gregory forward finite

(0) 244
difference interpolation formula for
=¥%+ih,/=0, 1,2, 3,.. « 115 (% a set of data Points (x, y), i = 0,
= ¥ + Uh)... 1, 2,3, 4 n with
(A) ye ye + utyy + MUDyy, Mow 2), .
(1)
(8) y= yp + usyy + uit D A , ae +1 i + a. +
wu: 1) fu + 1)(u + 2)
{C) y= Yo ~ Udy + Ary, »- J aya +...
(D) y ~ Yo = udyo + u(u- 2) A%yp- ulu - 4) (u - 2) 0? Yom -.

16. Newton's Gregory backward
finite difference interpolation formu
(=x +ihi=0,1,2,3,., «Man la for a set of dat ;
d x Sx x, i5 (where x = x, + uh)...
oe uy MW Mes,, WU B= 2 -tu-
_
02 Points (x, yd, | = 0, 1, 2,
3, nea Awith
{l)
(8) Y= Yn + uy, EM gay, We Mwy
(C) y = Yn- UTYn- MCAD oy » PEAT 1 2) oy,

(D) sey ue wuedry, wer ash.

= (Comp,
Engg. and IT
Group) (s-m
17. Differentiat
ion
(AS) APPENDIX : MULTIPLE CHOICE
IESTIONS
QUESTION
formula for sy
dx ax = x, Using forward
48%
+ Ih differences for a set of data points (x, y), i = 0, 1,2, 3, ... 9 with
i= 0,1,2 3, a Ns
1 (ke y 0 * uh)
(A) tae i1 1 teveeretnesenss
(1)
54% + 34) ~ Fat Yo + ea, ~Z aly. | ) nlave+ day + Ly Aas 1 aye baty...]
C) lAyo- Ayes AX |
18, “hen
wensB ,
_* @ A'y9 - AYo val (D) iL. + ; Wy, + Evy, + 4m + |
ie ore a = My Using backward
differences for a set of data
points (x, y= 0,1, 2,3, ..., 0 with
' X=X, 4 uh)... . a
“ Alam $e By 3 ¥ 'ye +4 Lay Lay,

su] (8) 1
tloy,+3SV yn + Evy, ao2 Uy, +
z‘[ i 1 |
c) “ay. +Syy, 2aye |
19. Lagrange’s polynomia (0) [Vy, + Oy, + Vy, + Wy,

l through the points +
_ x 0 1 (1)
IS given by wo... y 4 3
(A) y=2x-3
Y
20. Lagrange’s Polyno (8) y=x+4 =
() ys~x43
mial through the points (1) y=-x44
[x Te Tate (2)
ly 4 0
IS GIVEN BY voaccsessseus 6
(A) y= 5x? -3e 44
y=Sk'e3K+4 ) yes
21. IfLagrange's interp
olation polynomial passin
g through the points
—gyeg 1) y= 9x44
x 0 2 3 | (2)
y 1 3 2
then the value of y at x = 1 Is given by vccsun
5 & :
o3 83 03 (0) 3
22. If Lagrange's polynomial passes through ) @
x a 2
y 2 3 |
then Gat x = 2 is given by nw
a) 4 ®) 5 Z 2 51
-_
23. If Lagrange’s
: polynomial passes through ; ; (2)
y -4 | -4
then oy
dx at x = 1\/s 9 given by pe cegeenenenatt on 5
(A) 0 (8) 2
rE
ee Eee

,
APPENDIX: MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTion
ENGINEERING MATHEMATICS - I (Comp. Engg, and IT Group) (S-I)_ (64)
(2)
24. If Lagrange’s polynomial passes through
" 0
-3 1
2
then f ¥ dx is equal TO wee :
0 (D} 2
() -1 «
(A) -1 {B) -2
25..If Lagrange’s polynomial passes through ;
- 2
1 we
then f y dx is equal to...
0
wa 2 @) 3 © 5 O13
26. The set of points (x, y), 1 = 0, 1, 2, 3, are (0, 1), (1, 2), (2, 7), (3, 25) then the value Of AY IS -ssssseereere )
(A) 1 ®) -6 («© 6 0) -¥
27. For f(x) = x’, h = 2, second forward difference A7f(x) is given by ..........+ (2)
(A) 6 (8) 12 (c) 4 a (0) 8 !

28. For f(x) = 32, h = 1, AV FO) is given bY wenn 2)
(A) -2 (B) 1 () 2 (D) -1
29. For f(x) = x7, h = 1, 5740) is given bY .......sin (2)
(B) 0 (C) 2 (D) 3x
(A) 2
30. For f(x) = x7, h = 1, 2 f(x) is given by eso (2)
‘ 1 2,1
(A) x2 +1 (B) ¥-5 (c) x (D) +5
31, The set of points (x; y), = 0, 1, 2, 3 are (0, 1), (1, 1), (2, 7), (3, 25) then the value of APY 0 1S cescscesssssees (2)
(A) 12 (B) 6 {c) -6 (D) -12
32. The set of points (x; y), i= 0, 1, 2, 3 are (0, 1), (1, 1), (2, 7), (3, 25) then the value of A°Ya iS «seu. (2)
(A) 12 (B) 18 (Cc) 6 (D) -12
33. The set of points (x, y), i = 0, 1, 2, 3 are (0, D, (1, 1), (2, 7), (3, 25) then the value of A’y, is 2... (2)
(A) 12 (B) 18 (C) 6 (D) -12
34. The set of points (x, y). i = 0, 1, 2, 3 are (0, 1), (1, 1), (2, 7), (3, 25) then t... value Of A’, IS sno (2)
(A) 18 (B) 12 () 6 (D) -12
35. If a curve passing through (0, -3), (2, 1) is given by y = yo + udyo and h = 2 theny at x = Lis equal to wuss
(Given !X = Xo + Uh) (2)
wy {B) 0 (C) -1 (D) 2
2 passing through (0, 0}, (2, 4), (4, 8) is given by y = Yo + UAYs then y atx = 1 is equal to (Given : x = xy + UR) smserer
(2)
(A) 2 ) 0 o- (D) 2
37. . If a curve passing through. (1, 2), (2, 4), (3, 7) is given by y = yo + udyo then y at x = 15 js equal to (Given : x = Xo + Uh)(2)
1.5 (9) 1
(A) 2.5
(B) {D) 2

ANAT Group) (S-t) _(a65) APPENDIX : MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS
(2)
4 ye 8 10
ing Newton's
tu: a2, ak forward formula, the value of y when 1 x= 5,15, 3 8 16
c 93.00 =0andx =u om
(B) 1.625
The pressure p of wind comespondin (C) 1415 (D) 2.37
Q to velocity v is given by the following
data
¥ 10 | 20 | 30 | 40
_ using : ‘ahNewton's' fo ere formula, the 1 2 4 7
value of p when y = 25 1S, seesseseseeeee
(2)
by: mene 0 = 1, Avy = O and v = vy + uh)
A (8) 3 5
Given that (C) 3.75 (D) 2.875
,
(2)
x 2 4 6 8
5 y 2 3 8 19
using Newton's backward formula, the value of y when x = 7 |5, ..,
(Use: Vy3 = 9, ¥¥ys
= 4, Vy, = 0 and x = x, + uh)
(A) 13 (B) 11 (C) 14 (D) 12
41. Given that
(2)
u 4 6 8 10
y 1 3 8 16
using Newton's backward formula, the value ofy when X = 95...
(Use: Vy, = 8, V’y, = 3,Vy, = Oand
x =x, + uh)
(A) 10.125 (B) 11.125 (C) 12.125 {D} 13.125
42. Find a at x = O for the tabulated data ~........... (2)

7 K 0 1 2 3
y 1 1 15 | 40
(Given : Aya = 0, A7Yo = 24, 4'¥0 = is 2 (C) -8 (0) -7
43. ing & at x = O for the tabulated data wr ; 5

dx x 0
4 8 15 7
iy. = -18) 5 wi
(Given : Ayo = 4, 4’yo = 3, 4 ¥o 1 oO -2 (0) -5
3 (8) 2
(A) -3
ta weve
for the tabulated da
44, Find SY4 at x = 3
2
25 Tya
(Given : Vys =
(A) 29.5 dd data e
ner
h e tabulate
Find at x = 3 fort

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ICS ~ It (Comp, Engg. and IT Grou QUEsTig
p) (S-M) —_(A.66)
x 0 1 2 .
;
y 8 15
(Given 7. = -8, vy; =-15, vy = -18)
ay 18
® -54a
1
A9 ->5 3 (0) -21
[aNswers].
1.0) | 20 3,(8) 4.(A) 5.(0) .
6. (A) 7.(8)__|__8.(0) ;
21) | 10 | ac | aza | aa | 140) 15.(A)__| 16. (8)
7A) | 18.8) | is | 20 | 2c | 22.00) | 23.04) | 24.08)
SO) 26) | 27.10) [28 | 29.0) | 30.0) | 31.10) | 320
; 2) 1340) | 350 | 360) | 371 | 380) |
42.00) |
39.00) | 400)
420) | 43.10) 44, (A)
Type I :J Trapezoldal Rul
45. (B)
e, Simpson's 3Ard and g3th
Rule:
Ka Marks
1. Trapezoidal rule for evaluatin
g f f(x) dx where f(x) takes the
values Yor Yi, Yar «+ Yn for equall
a y spaced values x, xy X>,...,
with step size his x, |
.............
h
A) Qo
+ + 2 ty +. + ya] h
(8) F1 00
+ yn) + 3 + Ys + Ys Yo) +a tye a
h
() yo + yd + Ay + yy +.) + yee 1
ll
Yat) (D) 2 [Yo + Ya) + i + Ya + oe + Snel]
2. Simpson's 3
1"
(rule for evaluating if* f(x) dx where
f(x) takes the values Yo ¥u Ya ++-Ya
for equally spaced values Kou Kas
xo Xge eeoy My
with step size his oo...
h
(A) 2 [0 + Yn) + Ziyi + Ya +... + Yoel] 3h (1)
(8) "go + yn) + i ty + ys + ys. vo} + 2lyy + yg + vs)
h
(C) 3 [Yo + yn) + 40ys + yy +0.) + yp ey + 0) i
4
) 20+ w+ tyre... + yp al
th
Simpson's 33 rule for evaluating

.
Xn
3.
f f(x) dx where f(x) takes the values
yo yz, Ya ven Yo for equally spaced
Xo values My My Xa eee Mp
with step size His voce
h ay
(AD 2 U0 + Yo) + 20s + Ya + os + Yo ah
1a Wo+Y + Bee Ye ys) 6 25 + ys cal
h
(CV 5 [00 + Yn) + 40, + Ys + 0) + Aye + Ya + ool] 1
(0) 2WetwW+ i++... 4 Yoel
4. Accurve passes through the set of points
(2)
x 0 1 2 3
y 1 3 7 13
3
Value of f y dx by trapezoidal rule is given by...
0
(A) 22 (8) 15 ) 1s (0) 7
an
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REIS MATHEMATICS DIX: MULTIPLE CHOIC E QUESTIONS
- (Comp. ogg and IT Gro
up) (S-T)(A.67)
5. Value of 1
—
* obtained by evaluating the integral +
fy2 dx, using Trapezoldal rule with hii
h = 5 is given by cesunsensosuens
:
0
Given : Jy1 x=
0 (2)
A) 3.15
. i
curve passes through the (8) 3.2 () 31
set of points (0) 3.3
,
Q
{2)
1 2 3
4 4
2.72 7.39 | 20.09 |
Value of S y dx sag
by trapezoidal
rule is given by.
..
(A) 58
. (8) 54.95 (C) 53.87 (0) 55.60
2
7. The value of {feos 6 dg eval
0 uated by trapezoidal rule taking h =
Zis
4" given MON BY by ceesssnees
x
(Given * COs7 = 0.8409) (2)
(A) 1.8981
(B) 1.0526
8. (Cc) 255
For the tabulated data, (D) 2.9898
8 0 z z x
6 3 2
sin 6 QO 05 0.866 1
n/2
Evaluation of f sin 8 d6 using trapezoidal rule QIVES oo
.
0 ws
(A) 0,977 (B) 0.988 (C) 0.966 (D) 0.954
1
9. Value of log, 2 obtained by evaluating the integra
te ak us se3 tulele ws 1
14+ x 9% using Simpson's with h = 3 's given by
0
1
Given: {rax y= loge 2
Q)
° (B) 0.6560
(A) 0.5934 (C) 0.6944 (0) 0.6140
2 1
sim son's =
1"
10, The value of {5 dy evaluated by le takingh ==f.0.5 Is given by
rule
Simp 3
sabe eenraeeeae
(2)
1 (8) 0.6842 (C) 0.6742
(0) 0.4944
(A) 0.6612

| AppENDDX : MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS
| IT Group) (5-1)
~ III (Comp. Engg. and
ENGINEERING MATHEMATICS oH)
(2)
08 1rd zis given
‘ by ~ eevenaeeeet®
by Simpson's 3 rule taking h 0
11. The value of f e-” dx evaluated
Q
Given:
5 To 02 oa os | 28
= | 1 | 0960 ows | 7
(D) 0.5345
(A) 0.5878 (8) 0.6577 (Q) 0.4354

x/2
1" Ze '5 gigiven by sencossndt (2)
| 12. The value of ew dx evaluated by Simpson's 3 rule taking h = g
0
Given:
x 0 r Zz 3 z
a 4 8 2
sin x 0.974 | 0.900 | 0.784 | 0.636

x {D) 1.4300
(8) 1.7300 () 1.500
| (A) 1.3700
th
6
1 . of
2 rule with h = 2 iiss given by -.......
using Simpson's
13, Value of log, 7 obtained by evaluating the integral fi +x dX
aq
6
1 (2)
civen: f 3 +x OX= log, 7
0
(B) 2.124 (Cc) 1912 (D) 2.057
(A) 1.931
(2)
14. The table below shows the temperature f(t) as function of time
Time, t 1 2 3 4
Temperature, f(t) 81 75 80 83
|
3° ;
| Using Simpson'sg rule the value ot | F(t) Ut iS cooeessecseees
1
(8) 240.87 (235.87 ey dake
(A) 215.87
, Q)
15. Speeds of moving object at different times are recorded as
t (hrs) 0 1 2 3
v (km/hr) 20 40 45 30
4"
Using Simpson's 5 rule, distance travelled in 3 hours is given by ...............
(8) 114.375 km (118.525 km ea

(A) 116.5 km ‘07125 km
1. (A) 2.10 3. (B) 4.(D) 5.0) 6. (A) in

11 (8) 12. (A) 13. (D) 14. (C) - (B) 8. (A) |
9. (C) 10. (D)
see At 25. (8) |
ee

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c ATHEMATICS ~ I (Comp. Engg, and IT Group) (5-1) {A.69) APPENDIX: M1
Ch. 10 Numerical Solution of Ordinary Differential EQuation

Type I: Numerical Soluti
—— of Ordinary Differential Equations : Marks
1, Given equation is & ~ . =x) th
aaron fs dx = f(y) with initial condition x = Xn ¥ = Yo and h Is step size, Euler's formula to calculate y: at X = Xo
is given by wo. (1)
| (A) ¥1 = Yo 0 + hf =i (3) yi=yo+hfon yy) (CO) yey + hfe yo) (D) ys = f(x Yo)
2, Given tion is — dv (vy
Equation is dx = "x, y) with initial condition x = Xo ¥ = Yo and h Is step size. Modified Euler's formula to calculate 7 at
X= Xo + his given by...... ()
(A) yo + hie h
WY Yo * HUG Ye) + fo Yo! (B) yo + [fk yo) + flo Yul
h
+ (C) ¥o + F [f(%,
Yo 'g Fhe Yo) + foes yal 5 h lft Yo) + fC, Yall
(D) yo+
3. In Runge-Kutta method of fourth order, ky, kz, ks, ky are calculated then y = yp + k. Formula for ky is .............- (1)
-h h k h h k
.
(A) 2 F(X, Yo) (B) hf(s +5. Yo+ s) (c) F(x +3+¥ 4) (D) 3h ffx + hy yo + ki)
4. In Runge-Kutta method of fourth order, ky, kz, ks, ky are calculated theny = yo + k. Formula far ky iS ....sssssene (1)
h h hk h ek
(A) 3 flxo + hy yo + ky) (B) Btn +3 +Y0 +8) (C) ht(n +3+¥or 4) (D) Mi Yo)
5. In Runge-Kutta method of fourth order, ki, kz, ks, ky are calculated then y = yy + k. Formula for ky iS .....c..e. (1)
h h k, h h
(A) 3f (x. + 7vet ‘s) (8B) 5 fla. ya) {C) 5 fb yo) (D) Affix + hy yo + ky)
6. In Runge-Kutta method of fourth order, ky, kz, ka, kK, are calculated theny = yo + k. kis calculated from voces (1)
1
(A) k=_L (kr + ka +thet
ka + ky) (B) k == 6 (ky + 2k, + 2ky + ky)
1
a) ka tik + 2k ++ (D) k= 79 (ki + 2kz + 2ky + ky)
7. Differential equation o = x+y, with y(0} = 0, h = 0.2 is to be salved using Euler's method. The value of y at x = 0.4 Isgiven
b (2)
Y crmesrne 8) 0 (C) 0.04 (0) 92
yas d . 1 = 2.3, be solved using
h = 0.1 is to be solved using Eul
uler's hod. The value of
method. The valueof y at x = 1.1
fs
2
8. Differential equation = 2+ y7, with y(1)
GIVEN DY vreeesresrseee @) 2929 (C) 0.629 (DB) 1.523
(A) 3.389 dy y ith y(0) = 2 h = 0.1 Is te be solved using Euler's Method. If y(0.1} = 0.9 then y at x = 0.2 is
. =x-y, wi =a
9. Differential equation 4, = * (2)
. (0) 6.991
given by ....-+ (p) 0.289 (C) 0.829
(A) 1.892 = 0:1 is to be solved using Euler's method Given (0.1) =1,1, then y at x = 0.2 is
dy ga xy with yo = 2 B= a
10. Equation gy =
(cy 1.232 (D) 1.192
(a) 1.211
(A) 1.222

ON
ENGINEERING MATHEMATICS - mt (Comp.
Engg. and I Group) (S-M) (A.70) APPENDIX : MULTIPLE CHOICE gy
—SWUEMONg
iL Tabulated Solution of the equation
0 ea
= 1+ x with y(0) = 1, h = 0.1
i Eu
using ler’s method given BY www 2
© [ae¥ | oo
1
0.1
109 | 2.12
0.2
0
0 0.1 | 02
1 L125 Tas
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12. Given equation isad = =7 with initial conditionsx =
yi
0, y = Land step size .
h == 0.2. By Euler's formula y, at x = 0.2 ise
.
to 12. First approximation Y a qual
atx = 0.2 calculated by modifi
(A) 1.3428 ed Eul er' I S
s formula is given by .o.eccccccesece
G I V E N DY
(B) 0.3428 (2)
: . (C) 10714
13. Given equation is. se
d
=<*y+xY With initial condition x <
(D) 1.1714
2,y = 2and step size
h = 0.5. By Euler’s formula y, at x
3. First approximation 1 = 25 is equal to
y tx = 2.5 cal
cul ate d by modified Euler's formula
(A) 1.375
(B)
is given by srtevreressaies
: 4.5 (2)
14. Given equati _d (C) 3.05
on is - =x+y1. (0) 3.375
With initial conditio
n x=Oy=2 and step
2.1. First 8Pprox 1 size h = 0,2, By Euler’s formul
imation yy at a y, at x = 0.2 is equal to
X = 0.2 calculated by
(A) 2.0869 mod ifi ed Euler's formula i
5 given by Wecentantene
(B) 2.0935 (2)
15. Given equation (C) 2.0 57
is oa = X + y with
initial condition x (D) 2.075
= 0, ¥ = Land
step size h = 0.2. By
12. First 4pproximat }) Euler's formula y, at
ion v4 at X = 0.2 cal x = 0.2 is equal to
culated by modified
(A) 124 Euler's form ula is
given ee
(8B) 1.26
16. Given equation (C) 122 (2)
is 4 =X + y* with (D) 128
initial condition x
Qiven by ....., = 0, ¥ = Land step
size h = 0.2, ky as
defined in Runge-Kutta
(A) 0.1 method is
(B} 0.4
17. Given equation is 1 () 03
a =x+y With initial‘ . (D) 02 (2)
condition x = Oy=
calculated and are giv
en by k, -In Runge-kutta
(A) 1.1697 0.1461, Yatx method ky, k3,
kj, ky are
(8) 1.4231 =0.2j5 give
n BY sevvsesessns
18. Given equati (C) 13522 en
on is * = x? + 7 (2)
with initial condit (D) 1.529]
using Runge-Ku
tt
ion y(1) = 1.5 and step size h
a method is sseeta = 0.1, ky is Cale
cesniaes
(A) 0.37554
(B) 0.35791
1. {A) 2. (D) 3. (B)

10, (B) 11 (9) 12. (D)
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