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(A) The set of all rationals (B) The set of all irrationals (C) ‘The Set of all positive irrational numbers (D) The set of integers [xsin (A/x)if x20 Let f= gig x0 then : (A) ffx) is continuous but not differentiable at x= 0 (B) x) is differentiable atx=0 (C) Aix) is not continuous at x = 0 but Lim, ,, tx) exists (D) lim, ,, f(x) does not exist 3, The number of real roots of f(x) = x(x! — 4) (x! + 4) + 2is = (BE (D) 5 (aA) 0 ‘The tangent to the curve ffs) = x —3x + 2 at the point (¢, f()) is parallel to the line joining 4 the points (0, {(0) and (1, f(1)) for + (A) c= 12 (B) e=1/3 (C) c= 14 (D) c= U5 ‘The curvature of the curve r(t) = (a ens(t), a sin(t)) at tis = {B) Va (D) ta (Ada © Mathemuties/BGI-311 46-4 & [Tum over6 What does the curve r(6)= (t cos(), tsin (0), t © [0, 100}. represent : (A) Aplockwise moving circle (B) An anti-clockwise moving circle (C) Aclockwise moving spiral (D) Ananti-clockwise moving spiral ‘The volume of the solid formed by rotating the area between the curves of f(x) and g(x) and the lines x = a and x =b about the x-axis is given by (A) Vax)? |£2()-2? 0)/ax (By Ven [?|f%40)4 970) [dx (C) ¥=3nf?)e)-?00/dx @) Vo 2RfPP C+ ea) Lax ‘The polar form of the complex aumber z= 1—iis: (A) z= V2 Ceos¢n /4)+i sin¢n/4)) {B) 2=-/2(cos(—n/ 4) +i sin(-2/4)) (C) 2=V2tcostn/3)+i sin(x/3)) (D) 2=42(—costx (3) +i sin(—n/)) Whieh of the following holds ? (A) cos($8) = 16 cos'(0)— 20 cos'(8) + 5 cost) (B) cos($8) ~ 16 cos*O) +20 e0s"(@) +5 cost) (C) eas(S0) » 16 c08%(8) — 20 20840) - 5 e0s(0) (D) eos(30) = 16 cos*(8) + 20 cas'(®) ~ 5 cos(6) ICD of 8 + x7 4x4 Land x4 ~2x°—3 is: (A) «V1 (By x-1 (Dy #=1 (C) ¥ What will be the remainder on dividing Sx"? + 3x" — 7x" +2x!"=1 41 byx-1? (ayo (By 1 (©) 2 @) 3 aties/BGL31186-A 4 o)12. What are the possible degrees of irreducible polynomials over BR ? (A) All positive integers (B) All odd positive integers (C) All even positive integers (D) tand2 13. What are the possible degrees of irreducible polynomials over ©? (A) All positive integers (B) All odd positive integers (1 (D) Land 2 14, ‘The number of positive real roots of the polynomial x6 + 2x'—Sx' + Bx? (Ayo (BI () 2 (D) 3 15, The number of real roots of the polynomial x‘ + px + q, where p and q are positive real aumbers, is : (A) 1 (B) 3 (c) 5 (Dy 0 16, igen values of a Hermitian matrix are : (A) Reais (B) Purely imaginary (C) Rationals. (D) Integers 17. Let A, P,Q be a ¥ n matrices over € such that Pand Q are invertible. Then which of the following is true ? (A) Aand PAQ have the same eigen values (8) If Ais Hermitian then so is PAQ (C) IPA is skew-Hermitian, then'soisPAQ — (D) IfAis invertible, then sois PAQ Mathcinatics/BGI-31146-A [Tum over 5 oO18. Let X be ann * n matrix over € which has n distinet eigen values. The which of the follo” is correct ? (A) Xis invertible (B) X is symmetric (C) Xis Hermitian (D) X is diagonalizable 19, Let A bean n R’ be defined as T(x, y) (A) Tis not a linear transformation (8) ‘Tis a one-to-one lineur transformation (C) Tis an onto Hinear transformation (D) T isa linear transformation which #s not onto) Let‘T be 0 linear transformation of 9 finite dimensional veetor space over R Then : (A) Every characteristic value of T bas algebraic multiplicity one (18) Every characteristic value of T has geometric multiplicity one (C) Talways has'a characteristic value in (D) T may not have any characteristic valuc in R ‘Which of the following sets is countable 2 (A) 10) Xpnuct each x, is either Or 1) (B) (ye (C) All the points (D) All the points in a circle with positive cadius in 8 &33, Let f: > B be continuous odd function, Then [" fdx for any positive integer: (A) May not exist (B) Isa positive integer (©) b0 (D) May be negative 4 ‘Whieb of the following is not correct for a real valued function defined om [a, bj 7 (A) JE [hts exists, them Tis comtinuous on [a,b] (B) If fis continuovs on [a,b]. then {Pra exists (©) [ffiixexists only when fis bounded on (a, b] (D) IF Tis positive and continuous, then *fix> 0 35. Which of the following is true fora continuous positive function defined on [1,2] 7 (A) If fis monotonically decreasing, then [f° tx exists (B) Iflim,,. x) = O.then.{)" FX exists (C) If f/° fax exists, then fis monotonically decreasing * XD) f fax may not exist even if tim, fx)=0 i “S3 Which of the following integral exists ? * = tay [sinGs) ds (a) Jeostsyae i eo (ey [O/xax (py fe ax 1 1 ail 37. For which of the following sequences f(x), f(x),....4 is not uniformly convergent in 7“ ae fA} £00 =" (8) Loe ‘om {GC} fox) eos(x ya (D) 6) = sin(xyn BGI 146-AMath 48, Suppose the sequence f(s £2) converges uniformly to f(x) i a,b]. Which of the following is not correct ? (A) Afeach fis continuous, then £18 continuous (B) Wfeach fis differentiable, then fis differentiable (C) Teach £ is bounded, then fis bounded (D) If f(x) > 0 for all i and all x [a,b), then fx} 20 for all x € [ab] 39. Which of the following series does not converge iformly in [0,1] ? wo cos3" x) ve 00S(3"H) (A) Laat ga ®B) Lat gt 0 ae 20s(3"x) e cos(3"X) ©) Fat 3 ©) Lael jog) " xe i 40, Koa yonn say (A) Not defined (B) 0 ot 2 i ty AL fittay san ghey? OF (A) Not defined @) 0 on «Dy 2 “Muthematies’BG[-31146-4 w (Pe nett zero -00) an, o ites) = (00). (A) f(x,y) is comtinuous everywhere: (3) ‘The number of discontinuities of f(x, y) is infinite (C) The function is discontinuous at x-axis and y-axis (D) Aix, y) is discontinuous only at (0,0) Let 5% ,(-1)"a, , where each a, 2 0, bean alternating series such that lim, a, =) Ther the (A) Converges to a positive real number (B) Converges to 4 negative real mumber (C) Converges (D) May not converge 44, The slope of the tangent of the curve of intersection of the plane x= 1 and the paraboloid a= x+y" at the point (1,2, 5)i8 + (Ay 4 (B) 4 © 2 } 1 45, The local extreme values of the funetion f(x, y) = x7—y" are : = (AY (0,0) only (B) All points on the x-axis a" © All points on the y-axis (D) The fumetion has no extreme values. 46. ‘The value of ff (1-8x"y) 4A, where Ris the region bounded | byeseenatsy sh 2 % ®) 3 4 (D) 6 i ie}a7 “Tie volume of the prism whose bate is the triangle in the xy-plane bounded By the x-axis and the lines y =x and x= 1 and whose top lies in the plane 2=3—x—y is: (apt (B) 2 (G) Wz (PD) 32 48, Let D be the region bounded below by the plane z= 0, laterally by the cireular cylinder 24 {y=1)'=1 and above by the paraboloidz=x°+ y*, Then Jif, {0¢-0.2) dVin cylindrical coordinates equals = cay TELCOS fi 0, be ar 8 gen if fic, 6, aude ded 2 2 i ot (ey fx? PAMPER ozwarardd — ©) FeSO fy A. 8, aiden ded 49. in spherical coortlinates the volume of the upper region Deut from the solid sphere © pS Lby the cune @= a/3 is = ae pith cay Jam fg"? Bp P sieuby dp 28 a0 (ay IF fg"? She” since) apo a0 cc) $27 J2'? fye? sintdy de 89 49 (oy JR f"* Gp since ap do a0 Oif xy 20 Consider the funetion M(8, 9) = 4 1 ig gy =0° Them HEH of the following is correct ? u Sih. (A) Titty 9 sap S59) exists (B) The partial derivatives f, and , exist at (0,0) (C) fis, y) is cominuous at (0, 0) (D) The partial derivatives f, and f, do not exist at (0.0) Mathemtigs!BG1-31145-8 2 «Si. The equation 8x! — dxy + Sy! — 16x—14y +17= 0 represents : (A) Parabola (8) Hyperbola (C) A pair of straight lines @) ‘Anellipse 52. The spheres x+y? +2! = 66 and x+y! +2 - 12x + dy 62+ 4850: (A) Intersect at nyo points (B) Touch extemally (C) Touch internally (D) Do not meet at any point 33. ‘The equation of the tangent plane at (1, 2, 3) to the sphere x! + y? 42! =16 is: fj (A) x4 2y #3290 (B) xt ytz~16 (C) x4 2y4+32=16 D) xt ytz=0 4, The angle through which the coordinate axes should be rotated so that the product term (ay) in the equation x? + 4xy + dy*~ 3x = 6, disappears is given by = (A) tar! 2 (B) tar! (1/2) (C) tan 3) (Dy sine (2) 35. Generators of the cylinder y* + ' = 2ay are : (A) Parallel to zaxis (B) Parallel to x-axis (C) Pass through origin (0, 0, 0) (D) Pass through the point (0, a, 0) 56, The equation of the reciprocal cone of x' + y° +22? = 0 is + 4A) 2xt4 Dy at=0 @) e+ 42220 2 « etyti ol (D) 28+ 2y'+2=1 Mothematies/BOI-31146.A 3 [Tur over£7, ‘The order of the differential equation whose general solution is y = (e, + ¢,) cos (§«))— c, 4 where cy Cy Ey are arbitrary constants is + (ays 4 (C3 (@)2 =~ cos x, y{0) = Ie then y(w/2) is equal t0 : a 2 (5 8) F 1 o5 1 59, Asolution of the differential equation y—xy'+y=Ois: (a) y=2 (B) y= 2x (©) y=28~4 (@D) y=2x-4 60. Let a, b,c be distinet non-negative numbers. If the vectors alsajteki+k and ci+ej+bk lie in a plane then the value of ‘e’ is : (A) The Arithmetic Mean of 3 and b {B) The Geometric Mean of aand b (C) The Harmonic Mean of aand b (1D) Equal te zero 61. General solution of the differential equation y= xy" 2c!” is = (a) y (B) y=ex (C) y=xe (D) yrext2e 62, 2xty’ + ay'-2y 20, then x=2is: (A) An ordinary point of the differential equation (B) A singular point but not regular singular (C) A regular singular point ()) Cannot say anything MathemitieyBGL3 1146-8 is63. 4, 67. Mothematics/BGI-31146-A The value of constant a. s.t. reogee xh y?) dx + y(1 + Ax’)dy = is exact : ve lA gli (A) h=0 By 251 2B (C) k=2 (D) 3. can be any constant In which of the following f,, ff, are linearly independent function over all reals? fafa) 1sis3: (A) fi) =, £60) = sists, £6) = cos'x (B) f@)=x, E&) (A) The forces of one couple must be equal to the forces of the second couple (B) Moment of one couple must be equal to the moment of the second couple (C) Arms of the two couples must be same: (D) The two couples must have equal, opposite moments “Yhe amount of work done against friction to slide a box in a straightline across a uniform, horizontal floor depends most ou the : (A) Time taken to mave the box (B) Distance the box is moved (C) Speed of the box (D) The direction of the box's motion [Tum over i Gs)68. 68. 0. iis Maxiomaties/BOI31146-4 ALO 10° kg ear truvels at a constant speed of 12 meters per second around a circular curve of radius 30 meters, ‘What is the magnitude of the centripetal agceleration of the ear as it goes around! the curve? (A) 040m (B) 4.8 mis (C) 800 mis? (D) 9,600 m/s? ‘Am abject weighing 1S newtons is lifted from the ground to a height of @.22 meter. The increase in the object's gravitational potential energy is approximately + (A) 310 Joules (B) 32 Joules (C) 3.3 Joules (D) 034 Joules If the sum of all the forces acting on a moving object is zero, the object will: (A) Slow down and stop (B) Change the direction of motion (C) Accelerate uniformly (D) Continue moving with constant velocity Laplace transform of sin (at) is © 1 AO Re ®) sisa . (©) Agr yaty (D) asthe Inverse Laplace transform of (Ay & (3) zee) 1 “i ic) ne (D) e-e* 16 ics)73. The orthogonal trajectories of the family of curves x + y= C given by : (a) wacBae (B) y= Cx (C) xy=C @) ¥-¥-0 74, All the solutions of y"+ Sy =0-are linear combination of : z (a) ome B) ve (C) cosvSx, sin J5 x (D) cos by Sx, sinh 5 « 75, In Euler's method, given the initial value probfem y'= “=x, (3,)= ‘Then the approximation is given by > (AD Y= ¥ FA Ha) B) ya=¥. th fx y) (© y,,-y, thik .¥) DM) Yor =¥, tb AY, ) MathematiesBGI3 1146-4,