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SECTION 'A'
l.(a) セ@ セ@ fcfl S3 cf Z3 sfill~T: 3 セ@ セ@ セ@ セ@ セ@ &ii@i(1 3 3lm~ qlIT セ@ セ@ セ@ I
gセ@ セ@ S3 cfiT Z3 -ij セ@ tl&ilc:filRdl .~ ,ji@R'ffi セ@ 1TT tl&i(c:filRdl セ@ t I
Let S3 and Z3 be permutation group on 3 symbols and group of residue classes
module 3 respectively. Show that there is no homomorphism of S3 in Z3 except the
trivial homomorphism. 10
Let R be a principal ideal domain. Show that every ideal of a quotient ring of
R is principal ideal and RIP is a principal ideal domain for a prime ideal P of R.
. 10
Evaluate the integral fc(z 2 + 3z)dz counterclockwise from (2, 0) to (0, 2) along the
curve C, where C is the circle Iz I= 2. 10
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UPSC maintenance section has purchased sufficient number of curtain cloth pieces
to meet the curtain requirement of its building. The length of each piece is 17 feet.
The requirement according to curtain length is as follows :
Curtain length (in feet) Number required
5 700
9 400
7 300
The width of all curtains is same as that of available pieces. Form a linear
programming problem in standard form that decides the number of pieces cut in
different ways so that the total trim loss is minimum: Also give a basic feasible
solution to it. I0
2.(a) lfA ~ - G, n tt'!_~i<h cfiT qflflla セ@ セ@ t" I aif セ@ セ@ fcfi G セ@ t/>(n) '1Rcfi
t (~ "CR t/> セ@ </>-~ t) I
Let G be a finite cyclic group of order n. Then prove that G has t/>(n) generators
(where t/> is Euler's </>-function). 15
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2,r
3.(a) lfA セ@ R,p(>0) ~<'llWTI cfiT "Q',cfi qflflla セ@ t I セ@ fcfi /(_a)= aP, VaER セ@
qfl'lt1~a s.i@R1?to1 f: r r@ セ@ tt'll<hl<l t 1
Let R be a finite field of characteristic p(>0). Show that the mapping f: r r@
defined by /(_a) = aP, VaER is an isomorphism. 15
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Solve the linear programming problem using simplex method :
Minimize z = - 6x 1 - 2x2 ...,... 5x3
subject to 2x 1 - 3x2 + x3 :!::: 14
- 4x 1 + 4x2 + 10x3 :!::: 46
2.x 1 + 2x2 - 4x3 :!::: 37
Xi セ@ 2, X2 ;:= 1, X3 ;:= 3 15
x3 + y3
3.(c) セ@ u=tan- 1 . , X*Y
x-y
oif セ@ fcfi x2 -
a2 u + y a2 u
a2 u + 2xy-- 2
- = (1 - 4 sin2u) sin 2u
ax 2 axay ay 2
x3 + y3
If U =tan-I _ __;.._'
x-y
X *y
. a2u a2u a2 u . .
then show that x 2 - + 2xy--· + y 2 - 2
= (1 - 4 sin2 u) sin 2u 20
ax 2 · axay ay
4.(a) セ@ v(r, 0)=(r-})sin0, r*O,
oif f4~cl~cfi セ@ /(z) = u(r, 0) + iv(r, 0) セ@ セ@ I
lfv(r,0)=(r-})sin0, r*O,
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D3 D4
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Find the initial basic feasible solution of the following transportation problem by
Vogel's approximation method and use it to find the optimal solution and the
transportation cost of the problem. , 20
·· · n(x +l)
5.(b) セ@ fcfl esflcfl(Oj : f(x) = COS---'--~+ 0-148x-0-9062 =0
8
"chT セ@ セ@ 3RRR-f (-1, 0) -ij セ@ セ@ "W (0, 1) セ@ t I ~Ojj("'icfl セ@ セ@ ~-(11.fiijii
AA-«~TJ Rwtcr~~ ~oqitrtt1 1UAT~I
n(x+l) .
Show that the equation: /(x) = co~ + 0· 148x-0-906 2 = 0
8
has one root in the interval (-1, 0) and one in (0, 1). Calculate the negative root
correct to four decimal places using Newton-Raphson method. 10
D-=.i_, D'=j_
ax i)y
~w-r~ I
Solve the partial differential equation :
(D 3 -2D 2 D' -DD' 2 + 2D' 3 )z = c x+y + sin(x-2y);
2
D = j_, D' = j_ 10
. ax ay
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5.(e) セ@ 4i't~l( fctl ~'frilictil< qm ABC cfiT セ@ "cffi -ij A .-a セ@ セ@ cfrc4t M° 1ft am
セFャM@
M .
6(132 +/Jr +r2)
t, -~ 'q\ M セ@ セ@ セ@ am /3 q r sli"ll~T: B q C -a am 'q\ セ@ セ@ セ@ セ@
(1kli~4i t I
Prove that the moment of inertia of a triangular lamina ABC about any axis through
A in its plane is ·
: (132 +/Jr +r2)
where M is the mass of the lamina and /J, r are respectively the length of
perpendiculars from B and C on the axis. 10
6.(b) e4'lcfi<o1 セ@ : 4x + y + 2z = 4
3x + 5y + z =?
X + y + 3z = 3
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6.(c) セ@ cfiUf Mei:hl ~ m t , x2 + y2 = R2 , セ@ 'tR R セ@ t, セ@ qfb-11~a セ@ 'tR llfu ·
セ@ セ@ セ@ t I cfiUT 1iR セ@ cfit 3TI<:.セ@ G@' sifl cfiUT cfit 1iR セ@ セ@ セ@ r セ@ 3fjqfd)
t, セ@ ~Rtcs1f..mf t I G@' "i = -kr, セ@ "tR k セ@ t, セ@ セ@ ·lJiTT t 1
By writing down ·the Hamiltonian, find the equations of motion of a particle of
mass m constrained to move on the surface of a cylinder defined by x2 + セ@ R2, y
R is a constant. The particle is subject to a force directed towards the
origin
and proportional to the dista~ce r of the · particle from the origin given by
-+ @
F =-kr, k is a constant. 20
7.(a) セ@ セ@ e&flcfi{OI :
dz
z=½(P2 +q2)+ (p-x)( q-y); p=-, dz
q=-
dx dy
"cfiT W-f ffl<f ~ - セ@ セ@ x-3T&T セ@ セ@ m I
Find the solution of the partial differential equation :
2 2 ·. . dz dz
z= 2I (p +q )+(p-x )(q-y) ; p=-, q=-
. dx dy
which passes through the x-axis . . 15
7.(b) ~":4cfi(1'1 セ@ セ@
I
evaluate J.J dx
x-x 3
(correct up to three decimal places). 20
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8.(a) ~ / < f i t ~ ~ lT{ ~--qm ;rt iRt qif fuu セBir@
セ@
x=l"'R セ@ t I 611<~ セ@ セ@ W x=j @セ -«-.~ _<91"'4c:fi< @セ セ@ t mfcfi 1«?
x-y セ@ セ@ h セ@ セ@ セ@ qiT 3flqiR mil l I M セ@ セ@ x セ@ セ@ t~ 00 qi)
rR1S11cH-tjl -« セ@ セ@ GJTG, "IR rnttt19~ y cit- セ@ セ@ 1
セ@ セ@ セ@ cRTcf - 2 . セ@
-51\1 +i OO <fit セ@ セ@ <fit セ@ - C (1 Q, !
One end of a tightly stretched flexible thin string -of length I is fixed at the origin
I
and the other at x = I. It is plucked at x = so that it assumes initially the shape of 3
a triangle of height h in the x-y plane. Find the displacem ent y at any distance x and
. . . horizontal tension . 2
at any time t after the stnng 1s released from rest Take, mass per umt . · =c .
length
20
Write the three point Lagrangi an interpolating polynom ial relative to the points
x 0 , x 0+t: and x 1. Then by taking the limit ウ oL@ establish the relation
f(x)~-(x 1-x)(x+ x1;2xo) f(xo)+ (x-xo)( x1-x) f'(xo)+ (x-xo>2 f(x1)+E (x)
· . (x1- x 0 ) (x1- x0 ) · (x1-x0 )
2
where E(x) =7;(x-x0 ) (x-x 1)f"'(~)
is the error function and min.(x0 , x0 +E, x 1)<~<ma x.(x0 , x 0 +E, x 1) 15
Two sources of strength ; are placed at the points (±a, 0). Show that at any point
on the circle x2 + y2 = a2,_ the velocity is parallel to the y-axis and is inversely
proportional to y. 15
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