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Subject-MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES
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51. a^b gK 51. If a, e R are two real numbers such
f* ■% a <b+G, Vg>0, cT^ that a<b+G^ V g>0, then,which of
fF#rfW ■^* ^ ^ . the following alternatives is correct ?
■^^Pnr- :
(A) a>b
(A) a > 5

1
(B) a >6 +—, V « G N
.1
(B) a>6 +—, V « G N
M n

(C) a<b
(C) a<b
(D) Every limit point of interval (a, b)
(D) (a, b) ^
[a, b) t" is in {a, b)

f~ ATtan ' r .^ .,
52. Wm^ TTrdx t :
{l+ x') ■
(A) STORt (A) Divergent

(B) (B) Convergent

(C) ^IRna (C) Oscillatory

(D) arrmn^ (D) Absolute convergent

T■ '2'' o T •
53. The value of Lim- — where a>0
(1+ a)
^TRrf^ RRsqr t, ^ rtt t" :" and /? is a real number, is :

(A) oo (A)- oo

■ (B) 0 (B) 0

(C) I (C) 1

(D) ^ ^ (D) None of the above

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lo do-yi'/j^n-jLj ,0o V-.3 ■i-<\ > v^ iM: FT? ; 0 < 3 V 1 3 -^-1\ > ii Tr4
that: ^
J^RFfJ
i
pprp" j'fp pV.Fi^f TfT? rf K TTIi-"' HF*F|
V k: p.oviL^fnt.llc ani//o]lo'i -Jfi?
'V: i7l3

0 "^Tf^ 0<x<I^^<'^ (A) 0 ifO<;c<l

/(x) = -l, ^ {l<:c<2}vj{3<:»:<4} /W= 1, if {l<x<2}0'{3^'x'<4}

2, < x< 3}'u{4 'Sx < 5} 2, if {2.<X|<3}u{4<*<5}
W9 V .--^ q < 1> (<j)
U

c\>si (01
Then the value of Lebesgue/integral
^■'l kj ' 'i
,, cf^ MH\^^ Lf./(x)tic ^ 1TPT
{<<> ,vjj iBV't'jTni lo j/uoq j!rJ.cri vVy/.^i (v.l)
If|p/(it)'&'ii :((\ .'O (fl)
: I'l -i.) jn 21

(A) 5 (A) 5

(B) 6 . ^ •/. nbjv. , • ...

; 2{ "Ait-; . Of' i X^'
■ (C) 0 ■ (C) 0 ' "'' ' '( ':^m)
(D) '^' i/,1 (D) None of the above.
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55. r44)crMT ^ 55, Complete the followhgO statement

-m, (choosing in order) ffoln • one of the

correct alternative :''•'" ' " ' ■^
' '"'

^Hy,"<=^4 X HR'nipHQ d "Two metrics d and d' on the same set

0<-. .'^■.. 'V --/PM t :^. ;hO' oi' i~r" !. 'A'O a. "/''A'
d'- r-"4j,^dld t; w (X, ^0 ^ X are said to be ;j if every
set;...:v...;.in (Xt (^Ts.;:v.>....:;ini,(Xv:t/')-"

(A) ■f^^; ■- (A; (A) Equivalent; open; open !j ,

(B) 'i 0'' , (B) Equivalent; open; closed (; i

(C) "^f^; Iq<ja i ^ ■'? (C) Equivalent; closed; open ' ^ ^

(D) ■^; ^ (D) Equivalent; closed; closed' ' ' '

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(1i)V^U-q?%.0V«"^ ■ ; Ry ,'r^' iV-'^srpn^FF

B = {(1, 0),(0,l)} ^ 3Ti^ vector space V2(C),'with res^ec^ to ordered
1 1
basis B,^{(l,,p),(0,,l)}^ d
then

the matrix
,/ of-T --
relative,to
,•-' I ^ I ordered,basis
.i ^ j]
hH $Vl! I

1 -1 .7 Ci B' = {(V,A(lv-i)l'Wllb6: , ,(j)

'l' 0 0' 2"
(A) (B) _0 0 "1 0" "0 2
0 0
Vj [jlc i'i
a 2 *y jj >S o-iorK; . ;i .
'
^/
f p. ;0r dO"; .7(P y| iW ' ■0 ;G) V

"0 0" 2 P" "0 o" 2 0"

. u .(c)' 2 rrni-(D) >• .C't ff iff
1
0 o" 0 t

,; {• , . I' u I .- I • - <■ r ' I

2 "0 _0 0
JO 'I / • >I i "i

57. WTT^' ^ (c, +, -) ^ ; 57. For any matrix oyer the field ,(c,^+, •) of
■3 ',41 I '. j'i' y l 'h, jfji 1 IA 1
complex numbers-the. diagonal matrix of
3^1o!^
jo/i ino'. -4 3 i.:on . jViji ' D) I 77 F '■'•J" "■'' ^3 7 4' r

I the matrix is :
'/'Oiv-. ' ij'-N _ ' . -f. i -4 .3: >.1."
sl'ii ;
-. .■ ( idt: on :■) 4 h'A- AJj s'nr-' y> [j
/-I 0
■;-l 0 '
-.(A), . • '■ >\V N .(ll5 n^-;v(A)-
' ■>, .iP
■o;'ji! i . . It' '• I 'i
] Tir. nO.-:iT .. -, Krc •] r,-c;;r.q7
3 + 4; 0 . f'. .ari' ii-or'] i
3 + 4; 0
(B) 0 3 : (B) 0 3 .d| .,^i [

3 + 4/i\ ,1' 0 \ ' :

(C) ■3 + 4r'
0 3-4; (C) 0 3-4;
vy.
(D) ^ ^
O'li ■ , ■, ,o'/ (D) None of.the.above..
'' ji 1" ii ,-i n'c {',r

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58. Wi 3Tk W2 V(F) ^ 58. If W| and W2 are subspaces of the
a, cR : vector space V(F), then :

(A) L(W,uW2)= W,+ W2 (A) L(W,uW2) = W,+W2

(B) L(W,uW2)= W,^W2- (B) L(W|UW,) = W|-Wj

(C).L(W,nW2)= W,+W2 (C) L(W|nW,) = W,+W2 .

(D) ■L(WinW2) = W,-W. (D) L(W, nW,)= W,-W2

59. V3(R) ^R WT3Tf ^ 59. In V3(R), where R is the field of real

numbers, then the ' vectors
^ -m {(2,1,2), (8, 4, 8)}
:
{(2,1, 2), (8, 4, 8)} will be :
(A) Umd: (A) Linearly independent

(B) tPmd: "RW (B) Linearly dependent

(C) ^ tRsldid: sfk ^ (C) Neither Linearly independent nor

M<d*^ Linearly dependent

(D) (D) None of the above

60. R2 ^ R2 -qr rdHPdfed ■^* 60. Which of the following functions T

4iQid T tflsT^ <?\Hl*d<^J| igl from R^ into R^ is not a linear
t ? transformation ?

(A) T(a,b) = (b,a) (A) T:{a,b) = (b,a)

(B) r(a,b)^{a + b,a) (B) T{a,b) = {a + b,a)

(C) T(^j,6) = (l + cr,6) (C) T(cr.6) = (l+ a,6)

. (D) ^ (D) None of the above

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61. Rwrdfed : 61. Consider the following statements :

®- 2 (i)

(ii) zz = I z p (ii) zz = I z I
Which of the above statements is/are

correct ?

(A) e^qcn (i) (A) Only(i)

(B) (ii) (B) Only,(ii)

(C) (i) 3fk (ii) " (C) Both (i) and (ii)

(D) "^T ci) (i)-^ ^ (ii) (D) Neither (i) nor (ii)

62. The set of points in the complex plane

fcny. I z —2 l + l z+21=6 ^n*=hq for which |z-2|+|z+ 21 = 6 is the
t: conic :

(A) (B) WOT, (A) Ellipse (B) Parabola

(C) WT ^ (D) aqf^TWOT (C) Straight line (D) Hyperbola

63. ^
n^O
63. The series 5^^
n^O
converges
t: absolutely for :
(A) |z|<2* (B) |z|>2"'' (A) |2l<2' '(B) lzl>2'''
(C) |z|<2"' , (D) |z|>2*
(C) |z|<2"* (D) |z|>2'
1 .3rt
64. ^5^ Zw7, . .\n'^
A ^ 37f^TOT0T ^ 64. The radius of convergence of the power
f,^o(3+i)
1 3«
t: series S—..z
. .y is :
„=o(3+1)
(A) (10)'^' ' (B) (10) 1/2

.1/6 /r»N t.r.\\n

(A) (10)' (B) (10)'
(C) (3)''' (D) 3 (C) (3)"' (D) 3

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65. :a#TOerf^^?^^n'Sinh!2 65. : Zerds^of:hypertK5lic:)functionnsinh2larej^

n+—\ni (A) ^ n + — ni (3j]P-(.2/j+—Itc

(A) (B)s 2) :: 2

(C) nni (P). iM,

(C) nni (DJ' I mf' .f{nl iii)
o'jsVei ovocIb odf^ 1,c«l doidW ete" Xliereqii'ationTtaniz = z\<has
66. -HHlcbiui tanz = z TQcu t -v
\')b'V\0"3

(A) «hc<ci "'M (A) Only real roots ' '

li) ylnO (A) (A)
(B) «iq<n qiKTHptqj "'M ' (B) Only imaginay roots
^ ai) YifiO (0) {f\)r>\^ lf\)
(C) qfR<Tf^ ^ (C) Both realj^djiipajgin^propts^
, '. (li) bnr. A) ibtjO (0)
(D) ^ /
(a) •!un {:)-i',d'i-j'^i ((.i) (D) Has no^rbot^ b i.-j r ;cj;
•j'ljdff /'ifara'-) , ,v?i" rd n'lfrsr; 1^,5) ••-i.-LiV Cm
67. W 2^ci„ z ^ 37to7iT ^ 6^''^HadIniard''' femuila' ^fbV^-' ra'dil^ of
:).ili b'f o 1 '.• •r i V tA /bidv/ '[ol r-r-j.. rfv :% _ ! r , . ■ • A r > ~A
■ ' ' convergence ^p- 1 of -the i power ^senes
p^ t :;:; -JincKi « : "IT

fi;od|ii/T L^O 'jsqillri (j /i=0

(A) -■=''„'"i''"r
aoOJi^R'H .'<li -•firl ■Jrb[i;-i;i^ I'J) Pw;^-l^7T^VK0 11//.
(A) p = '™l''"l
?.t!Yi'.(B!) ■ j - Uni| iji. c.-jho'K sJii'l J.d iItJTF DfTFJTfrR; ;o"}«?TH„
P 0;-"
(B) - =N"J
: fb!

/T\, — = limlfl„ s. . _ I
'^:>hf lA)
(fi) '{ ' CO)
i::s 1I! Cjjj ,1/n ' 'c-.k: TA l/n

(D) p = liin|a„| (D) p = lim|^7j

•/Ywoq 'j:lf ]'■} YYicj.Yiovno'j ro .'nilarj vjS'i A<>
68. ^''Thy^Wction'ek,isf:);-q d^p O-
68. 4i<rti ^ r
V (A) Everywhere analytic il y-n',
(A) ^ pi :-sr(Y.-
(B) y.iiRnRiq) qis! ^ (B) Nojwhere^analytic ' » j ,
(C) (C) Analytic at origin
f. {Clj (n CO'
(D) z = \ (D) Analytic at z = 1

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69; .trHHI:fiWB vfa 3II^>(D| t.^^• 69. Suppose function / is analytic in a

■. (Ot 0'{ Rc/

noiia>!fil TIRT DJfi-jiuiia
-loratjiis? "^* hit;;- c!^ f
37^
I
W^nrP /y ^ ■
constant
(ii) ^1/1 ^/
37^ "iM (ii) If l/lj^s constant in D, then/is
c (hj
constant ^
1 'AM :: p)

i? Which ofthe above statements is correct ?

Jn y; ^/^ ' N ooiioaf/i 'jfir'o'jifbrj^o5-j. ,L\ . fyy?^ ,cT

('(A)f^^){i) (A) Only (i)
■ ^! -_>/Jinnn! tJii)
(B) (ii) (B) Only (ii)
{ - hi ) 0 (A) I - lA; b (A;

(C) #ft" (i) (ii) (C) Both (i) and (ii)

r- (H) 1 ' i'V;

(b) ^ cit (i) 3i[k ^ (ii)' (D) Neither (i) nor (ii)
• jrl- to 'jLit^/ •';. ' ! .-"H .A

70. ^ 70. Cauchy-Riemann equations in polar form

i ■-'! O ■■ - - ' • ', ' ■ . i

f : are :

(A) rw, = WeiWe = "^"r (A) ru,=u^\u^ = -ru^

. ■(. ' ~ i
(B) M, = Me;«e=-"r ^'' (B) u^=v^-,u^=-u,

(C) u;= ruj;\ = -ru^ "■ ' '' (C) «, = rMe;.Me = -/■«, .

(D) ra,= ^Uo;.^9=jiru^ (D) ra, =-We;Me=rM,

•j Vj -.' 'A .L\ -.. ... — -
I♦

71. C 37^ ^ "OTC -1 1 71. If C is the semicircular arc | ^ ] = 1 from

-1 to 1 above the real axis/frien the
T33^,37^§^ ^ \z\ =l \-dz
' ' ' . i i' ',' • ' ^ f 1^ :y
value of integral ]~^ is :;
17B t 'V'
(A) 7CI (B)-.p7CJ (A) TCI (B) -ni

(C) 0 ' '' ' ' (D)- U' ' ' ' (C) 0 ■ (D) t: ■

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 72. In region l<|z|<2, the coefficient of
72. ^ l<|z|<2 (l-z)(z-2) 1.
~in Laurent series for the function
1 z
Rny. mI<i 'A' —f 1
z

t: (l-z)(z-2) ^
(A) 0 (B) 3 (A) 0 (B) 3
•(C) 2 ■ (D) 1 (C) 2 (D) 1

{z-a)[z-b) ^ 73. Residue of the function

{z-a){z-b) at
t: the infinity is :

(A) 0 (B) - 1 (A) 0 (B) - 1

1
(C) 1 (D)
ab
(C) 1
i
74. : 74. The value of the integral :

I„.z
f -^dz;\a\>l
•"l-lz-a
[ ——dz;I a I > 1
j\Az-a

^ %: IS :

71 7C

(A) (B) 0 (A) - (B) 0

a a

(C) (D) 2jia (C) jta (D) 27ca

(l+z^P 75. Residue of (i+z^r.; «, k eN at

75.
2h+1
«, A eN ^ ^=0 "qr .2/1+1
Z

t z =0 is :

^n + k^ ^77+^^ n-^k^
(A) (B) (A) (B)
V "/ 2k V " y . 2it
/ \
n-\-2k^ n ^77+2P
(D) CC) (D)
u, V " / V ^ /

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76. TTHT /W = 76. Let /W=(z-l)'
v2 and its residue at

4 t, eft a ^ TTH t : 2= 1 is 4, then the value of a is :

(A) 1 (B) 2 (A) 1 . (B) 2

(C) -1 (D) -2 (C) - 1 (D) - 2

az+ b az-\-b
77. ^MW<ui w = , ^ 77. A transformation w = transforms
CZ + Ci cz+ a
^ ^ 2-^Haci "4 '^* the unit circle in the w-plane into a
VTRTfer %, ^ : - straight line in z-plane of :
(A) |6|=|^| (B) |A|^|^|. (A) |A|=|rf| (B) 16|^|J|
(C) |a|=|c| (D) |i/|?t|c| (C) I fl I = I c I (D) I a I I £71
78. w ~ iz + i, jc>0 ^ 78. The transformation = iz+/ maps the
3TfM%^ ^ ^ t: half-plane ;c>0 onto :
(A) ^shield w > 0 (A) the half-plane w > 0
. (B) v>0 (B) the half-plane v > 0
(C) u>1 (C) the half-plane u > 1
(D) V>1 (D) the half-plane v > 1

79. f{z) c\\z-z^\ = r 37^ afR 79. Let /(z) be analytic inside and on circle
M< iJ.41 4idH 4< 4R 6*:|z-Zy|= r and if |/(z)|<M(/*)., then
|y (z)|<.M(/*), « = U, 1, ^ Idk,: ■ for /7 = 0, 1, 2, :

(A) (A)

(B)
(B) |/'h)]£
<C)
<c)

(B)
(D) I/I-)!'"':,''"
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80. "HMi /(z) G 80. "Suppose that /(z) is analytic in a
|z|<R, /(0)=0 •^^ST^*TfeTT domain G defined by |2|<R with
W t I ^ |/(z)|<M VzeG, f(0) = 0'. If |/(z)|<M VzsG, then
VzgG |/(z)|<M |z|/R" I VzeG, |/(r)|<M |r|/R".'
"3^1^ cb^dldl t :' The above statement is called :

(A) yARlc^l (A) Schwarz's lemma

(B) 3RTfW (B) Cauchy's inequality

(C) (C) Cauchy's integral formula
(D) ^^ (D) None of the above

81. "C,.,+"0, 1TH ^ ; 81. The value of +" will be :

(A) "-'C (B) "C„, (A) "-'C (B) "C„,

(C) "-^'cr+l (D) "*'C (C) "-^'c r+t
(D) "*'C,

82. n =b<^a<l m ^ "4* 82. If n pigeons are assigned to m pigeon

"W eft ^ ^ holes then one of the pigeonholes must
■^* -qifb^ 1 .pigeons.

("-1) /7-1 (n-l) n-1

+1 -hi
(A) m
(B) m
(A) m
(B) m

n («+i) n („+i)
+1 -1 -hi -1
(C) (D) m
(C) (D)
m m m

83. 100 ^ ^ feFTt 83. How many number of primes are less

f ? than 100 ?

(A) 20 (B) 21 (A) 20 (B) 21

(C) 23 (D) 25 (C) 23 (D) 25

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84. {x,y)= z t 2, X ^ 84. (x, y) = z denotes z is the greatest
tT^ t I ^ {a,b)= l ^ common divisor of x and y. If (a, ^) = 1,
[a + b, a-b) ^ eVii : then the value of (a + b, a-b) will be :
(A) 1 -^TT 2 (B) 1 -EfT 3 (A) 1 or 2 (B) I or 3

(C) 1 -qr 4 (D) 1 5 (C) 1 or 4 (D) 1 or 5

85. t[<si=t) 3x = 4(mod5) ^ 85. The solution of linear congruences

: 3x^4(mod 5) will be :
(A) x = 3+ 5^ / el (A) X = 3 + 5r, / €I

(B) X = 5+ 3/, / e I (B) X = 5 + 3/, r G I

(C) x = 3+ 4/, / G I (C) X = 3 + 4/, / GI

(D) x = 4+3/,/gI (D) x = 4 + 3/, rel

I ^ f I where 1 is set of integers.

86. ^^^^ 86. Necessary condition to apply. Chinese

^ "H^RFTm ^ Mk^cril #TT Remainder theorem is modulo of
: congruence should be :
(A) (A) Individually prime
(B) 31^1^ (B) Relatively prime
(C) TTf^3J^ ^ 3Tfe*!^ ■^* (C) No restriction on modulo

(D) ^ ^ (D) None of the above

87. (j) ■ "q^ 4>cii ^ m 87. If ([) is a Euler Phi fiinction and m and
n ^4icH4i t, n are relatively prime positive integers,
(t)(/7;?7) ^ ^I'li : then the value of (j)(ww) is :
(A) =(j)(w) + (|)(«) (A) =<^{m) + (^(n)
(B) =(})(/«)■ ({)(«) (B) =(l)(w) •(!)(«)
(C) < 4) (m)+ (})(«) (C) <(!)(/«) + ({)(«)
(D) <(j)(w)-(|)(M) (D) <(l)(m) •(!)(«)
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88. 2^^ -1 ^ ^ 88. The smallest prime divisor of the integer

? : 2^'-l is :

(A) 231 (B) 233 (A) 231 (B) 233

(C) 237 (D) "251 (C) 237 (D) 251

S9, p t 89. If p is an odd prime, then incongruent

x^ = l(mod;7) ^ ^t : solutions of x~ = l(mod p) are :

(A) 1 sfk p + 1 (A) 1 and p + 1

(B) 1 sk p + 2 (B) 1 and p + 2

(C) 1 3k p - 1 (C) 1 and p - 1

(D) 1 sk p - 2 (D) 1 and p - 2

90. 82 ^ ^ "ip f ? 90. How many primitive roots are there of

integers 82 ?
(A) 16 (B) 18
(A) 16 (B) 18
(C) 20 (D) 22 (C) 20 (D) 22

91. ^ Zg ^ Z20 -qr ^ 91. The number of group homomorphisms

w^nfcna^' ^ t: from the group Zg to group Z20 is :

(A) 1 (B) 2 (A) 1 (B) 2

(C) 3 (D) 4 (C) 3 (D) 4

92. Sj ■^' 6 ^ 3OT^* 92. The number of elements of order 6 in the

^ t : symmetric group S5 is :

(A) 30 (B) 24 (A) 30 (B) 24

(C) 20 (D) 6 (C) 20 (D) 6

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93. 15 ^^ G ^ 93. For any groups G of order 15, consider
"qr feR : the following statements :

P: t P : G is cyclic

Q:G t Zi5 ^ Q : G is isomorphic to .

cl^ : Then :

(A) P Q f - (A) Both P and Q are false

(B) P 3Rlcq t Q WT t (B) P is false but Q is true

(C) P WT t Q t (C) P is true but Q is false

'(D) P ^an Q WT t (D) Both P and Q are true

94. TT^ 3T^ TpRT^ -am ■4* ,3T^^* ^ 94. The number of elements of a principal
ideal domain can be :

(A) 15 (B) 25 (A) 15 (B) 25

(C) 35 (D) 36 (C) 35 (D) 36

95. WT Z5 ^ iiU|uj|c|M ^ -^Psqi 95. The number of proper ideals of the ring
t : Z5 is :

(A) 0 (B) 1 (A) 0 (B) 1

(C) 3 (D) 5 (C) 3 (D) 5

96. ^2W/(^' + ^'+l) t : 96. Z2[x]/^x^+x^+l^ is :

(A) 8 3^^^* ^ "0^ ^ (A) A field having 8 elements.
(B) 9 ^ 13;^ (B) A field having 9 elements
(C) ^ 3HcT ^ (C) An infinite field
(D) -q;^ ^ t (D) Not a field

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97. Z[x] I Z[x] 97. Consider the polynomial ring Z[x]. In
, x^ + l 'm ipJM^ t: Z[x], the ideal generated by x^+1 is :
(A) 1WT t (A) Maximal but not prime

(B) 3TWI ITWT "=7^ (B) Prime but not maximal

(C) (C) Both maximal and prime

(D) ^ sfk ^ ^ 3T^71^ (D) Neither maximal nor prime

98. R* TppT ^ sRpfe >31^ ^mrf^ 98. Let R* denote the group of non-zero real
^ ^ t, ^ numbers under multiplication. Consider

(j):R*—>R* (|)(x)=|x| "d "RR^irfe the mapping ((>: R* —> R*, defined by
I cT^ : (j)(a:)= IXI. Then :
(A) "^RPT (]) ^HI=hlRcjl ^ t (A) Mapping ([) is not a homomorphism

(B) ■ (j) ^Hl^lRdl t (B) Mapping <j) is a homomorphism

Ker (t> ={l} and Ker <j) ={l}

(C) (f) ^Hl=+ilRdl t cTSTT (C) Mapping (j) is a homomorphism

Ker (t)={0} and Ker (f ={0}

(D) ({) ^^HldilRdl t (D) Mapping (j) is a homomorphism

Ker (i)={l,-l} and Ker <!)= {l, -1}

99. -^0 13^ 200 ^^^ ^ 99. Let G be a group of order 200. Then the
25 ^^ G ^ ^ ^: number ofsubgroups of order 25 of G is :

(A) 8 (B) 5 (A) 8 (B) 5

(C) 4 (D) 1 (C) 4 (D) 1

100. ^felt^Tfa,^>gG ^GR^ 100. Let a,6 G G, where G is a group. Then

^t.^ {aby^ = 6"'a"' ^^"STRIT t: (ab)'^ = b'^a'^ is known as :

(A) f^ (A) Associative law

(B) (B) Closure law

(C) (C) Socks-Shoes property

(D) sft^Rt^ (D) Commutative property

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 dy y
101. fTH (IVP)
IVP f=i'J'(I)=2 has
y{l)= 2 t: (A) No solution

(A) ^
(B) A unique solution
(B) TJ^ ^
(C) Infinite solutions
(C) 3TO ^

(D) "^f ^ ^ (D) None of the above

102. ^ 102. Singular solution of the first order

^41=h<>J| : ordinary differential equation :

p^ +px-y =0 p^ + px-y = ^

^ Mm ^ t : is :

(A) 4x'+27y^ (A) 4x^ + 27/

(B) 4x^ +27/ (B) 4x'+ 27/

(C) 27x^+4/ (C) 27x^ +4/

(D) 27x^+4/ (D) 27x^+4/

t

103. ^4l4)<u| : 103. The Wronskian of the solution of

differential equation :
|Z_2%^+23^=0
dx dx dx d^y _ d^y dy ^ ^
~-2—^—=^+2v=0
dx dx dx
^ ^ <TrH4)^H t : is :

(A) -6e-^ (B) (A) -6e'" (B) Se"'

(C) -3^2x (D) 3e2x (C) (D) 3^2-

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104. (mmu) : 104. Unique solution of initial value problem

D^y-2Dy — 3y = 2e'-10siti x; D^j'-2Dy-3^ = 2e^ -lOsinx;

y{0)= 2, /(0)= 4 y{0)^2, /(0) = 4

is :
^ ^t :

3 1
3
(A) y = —e^'
1
+2e'—e'+2sinx-cosx (A) y=—e^'' + 2e''——e'' + 2sinx-cosx
2 2

(Q) + 2£;"^——e""+2sin X -cos X (B) y = —e +2e''—e""+ 2sinx-cosx

2 2

3
(Q) y = —e'^"+ 2e~'' —I +2sin X-cos X (■Q _y = —e +2^"""-—e' + 2sinx-cosx

(D) y = 32^'^"
3. 1
(D) y =-e
2
+2e'—e''
2
+ 2sinx- cosx + 2 sin x - cos x

105. rHMPeinsId A' 105. Which of the following statements is

% ? true ?

(A) SLP -m (A) The eigen values of the regular SLP

are real.

(B) TT^ Pd^PHd SLP ^ (B) The eigen functions of a regular

■Rpff ^ W 37T^ [a, 6] SLP corresponding to the distinct

eigen values are orthogonal w.r. to
■qr '^K /-(x) ^ ^TT^si
weight function r(x) on [g, 6].

(C) The eigen values of the regular SLP

(C) "q;^ SLP ^ 311^ w\ ^
are simple.
^ t I
(D) All of the above
(D) dM^dd
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106. rHHPdRsid ^ #T ^^ 106. Which of the following is not a property
t ?
of Green's function ?
(A) arfeta
(A) Uniqueness
(B) W#ra : G(x, ^)= G(^, x)
(B) Symmetry: G(x, ^)= G(^, x)
(C) (x,5) ^ G ^
(C) Continuity of G at (x, ;
G(r,^)= G(^-,^) • g(^\^)=G(^-,^)
*\^
3G
(D) x =^ w: — awOTT (D) Jump discontinuity of — at x =^
dx

107. + = ^ lyf 107. The complete integral of {^p^ + q^^y ~ qz

I : is :

(A) ax'+[y+by=z (A) ax^+(^y+ by = z

(B) (x + c/)^+(y+&)" =z
(B) (x-{-ay +[y+by =■ z

(C) (x+bf +/=^ (C) {x + bf + y'^^

(D) x'+{y+ bf=^ (D) x'+{y+bf=- a

108. The partial differential equation of the

108. w ^ z =(A-+;;)+ A(xy) ^ arrf^
• family of surfaces z = (x + j') + A(x;^)
31^^ t ;
is:
(A) xp~yq = 0
(A) xp~yq~0
(B)' xp~yq = x-y (B) xp~yq = x-y
^ (C) xp+yq = x+y (C) xp + yq = x^y

(D) xp + yq =0 (D) xp + yq = Q

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109. Y^ctcti<u| ^ 109. By separation of variables the heat equation;
w, = Km^, 0</, 0<x<L u, = Ku^, 0</, 0<x<L
'(HI'MK'JI '^Hn1d ^TRTT : reduces to ordinary differential equations ;
(A) r = KXT,X''= XX (A) T' = KA,T,X" = ?.X

(B) V = KXr,X"= -XX (B) r = KXT,X" = -^X

(cy T'= -KT, X"= -^X (C) T' = -KT, X" = -A,X

(D).T = -KXr, X"= A,X (D) r = -KXT, X" = XX

110. RnfdRsid ^"Ih^hi "ct^ "rofcife 110. Which of the following is an example of
aiff^ 31^^ JHHlch^ui ^ <i<|^{U| t 7 parabolic partial differential equation ?
(A) ^h1^<ui (A) Laplace equation
(B) "^rraTT ^Hl=h<u| (B) Heat equation
(C) OT (C) Wave equation
(D) "4* ^ (D) None of the above

111. ;c =(f)(x) ^ 111. Condition of convergence of iteration

^ ^ 37feTT^ ^ ^ ?lcJ t" : method to solve equation x = (i)(x) is :
(A) |f(x)|= l (B) .|f(x)|<I (A) \^'{x)\ = \ (B) l(t.'(x)|<l
(C) |fW|>l (D) |(t)'(x)|=0 (C) |f(x)|>l (D) IfW 1 = 0

112. ^ 112. The objective of Gauss elimination

WTto^T feFT AX = B ^ ^]yrf^ method is to reduce the coefficient
matrix A of system of linear equations
AX = B into a/an :
(A) n
(A) Upper triangular matrix
(B) fWWrhr AfdcHH ■^*
(B) Lower triangular matrix
■(C) (C) Identity matrix
(D) ^ (D) Null matrix

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 113. ^^ 113. The population of a town was as given

Mt I 2015 ^ ^ wm below. The population of the town in

#Tt ■: year 2015 is nearly equal to :

(^5f^ 3T?T#?H ^ ^ ^) (Using appropriate interpolation formula)

■ar^ ^jR^fw (RH^f ^f) Year Population (in Lakh)

1982 ■ 51 1982 51

1992 71 1992 71

2002 86 2002 86

2012 98 2012 98

2022 106 2022 106

(A) 101 cTT^ (A) 101 Lakh

(B) 105 cTM (B) 105 Lakh

(C) 104 eim (C) 104 Lakh

(D) 99 elT^ (D) 99 Lakh

114. -q^ = 0.1 ^ 114. Using Euler's modified method taking step
Mtr ^ ^ tth size = 0.1, find the approximate value of_y
^ ^ corrected upto three decimal places,
^ I
^=777; ;'{0) = 1 ^ ^ ^ = 0.1 corresponding to x = 0.1 for the initial
^ y ^ 1TR <^^lMeici ^ dy _ y — x
value problem t(0) = 1 :
3 TT^ f :
(A) 1.071 (B) 1.092 . (A) 1.071 (B) 1.092

(C) 1,101 ' (D) 1.152 (C) 1.101 (D) 1.152

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115. 115. According to fourth order Runge-Kutta
method, the approximate solution of

3'„+i=3'„+^ t, ^ TIT A t :
^= is =>'„+A:,whereAis ;
(A) = —(^1 + 2^2 +^3 + 2^4) (A) =—(Atj+2^2+A3+2/:4)
6

(B) =7(2^,+^2+2A3+?t4) (B) = +^2 ^^3 +^4)

D 6

(C) =-(/:|+2^2+2^3+^4) (C) =7(^1 + 2^,+ 2^:3 + ^4)

0

(D) =-^(2/:,+ ^2+^3+ 2^4)

6
(D) = 7(2^1
6
+^3 +2^:4)

116. JiHilc^Pd TJ^ : ■ 116. The Newton-Raphson iteration formula :

-Vi=^^«(3-A.x,^) ^//+i ~ ^tt ~ A.x„j

^ f^iTT *m\ ^ 1^ "SRtI^ w can be.used to compute the :
TT^ t ?
(A) Inverse of A
(A) A ^ ^
(B) Square root of A
(B) A ^ ^ f^
(C) Cube root of A
(C) A ^ ^
(D) A ^ • (D) Inverse square root of A

5 5

117. ^A^y/ =? ^ TTFT t : 117. The value of ^A^Ji = ? is :

/=i i=i

(A) A(/,-/) (B) A(/,-/„) (A) A(/,-y;) (B) A(/,-/„)

(C) A(/,-/„) (D) A{A-f,) (C) A(/,-/„) (D) A{f,-f,)

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118. 118. Using Picard's' method, the value of
second appoximation of the differential
^= y(0)=:0 ^ dy _ f.
equation =^ '
HM 6*1'II ;
r.2^
-1
(A) tan"'{;c) (B) tan
v2.
(A) tan-'(x) (B) tan"'
v2y

r .A \
-I -I -1
(C) tan
(D) tan (C) tan - (D) tan
3 v4. .4,

119. rHHRrlHsId 4HHldi<"J| ■ 119. Using Gauss-Seidel method the second

feFt ^ x,y,z ^ "RR ^ ferk approximate value of x, y, z for the

tipt t : system of equations :

6x + y +z= 20 6x + y+ 2= 20

x +4y — z = 6 x-i-4y~z =6

X-y +5z= 2. ■ x'~y+5z = 7

is :
(A) 2.9916, 1.0104, 1.0038
(A) 2.9916, 1.0104, 1.0038
(B) 2.9121, 1.0072, 1.0937 (B) 2.9121, 1.0072, 1.0937
(C) 3.0172, 1.0528, 1.0705 (C) 3.0172, 1.0528, 1.0705

(D) 3.1004, 1.1637, 1.1021 (D) 3.1004, 1.1637, 1.1021

18
120.^ ^0 +^8=3, y^+y7=^> 120. If =5, ^2+^6-^,-
.y2+y6 = — > y3+y5 = Y ^ 25
y^+y^ = —,then the value of y^ is :
8
"^fiT HH eVil :
(where assuming seventh difference is
(Tfm^' 3mT ^ 1^3;) constant).

(A) 2 (B) 2.42 (A) 2. (B) 2.42

(C) 2.5 (D) 3 (C) -2.5 ' (D) 3

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 121. :
121. The Euler's equation for the variational
1

^{y(^))=J(2^-^ 7'^ problem l{y{x)) = j(2x-xy~y')y'dx

0
IS :

^ 3iihq1<. ■HHl=t)<i'l ■§■ :

(A) 2/'-;;= 2 (B) 2/' +;;= 2
■ (A) 2y"~y = 2 (B) 2y" + y = 2
(C) y" + 2y = 0 (D) 2y"-y = 0 (C) y" + 2y=0 (D) 2/'~y=0

122. ■*# ^ 'IfWCT f' : 122. The Hamilton's equation of motion are :
-9H 3H -an an
(A) A » ^Ar (A) A •;^A =
3a '
an , -an , an
(B) A •;^A = (B) A =3—= ^
^ ^ ^Pk ■ ^Qk
aH , an- , an
(C) A
dp. •;^A =
a^, (C) a=^;a=^
9a
-an an
-3H 9H
(D) A •;?A =
a^^ ' dPi (D) A ■; A =
9?i 9a
123. rHHPdR^d -^\=m Wf^ 123. Which of the following is not the form
A
of Euler's equation for
^(^W) = jf(^' A /)^fe
a
b

^ feis: SIFrar ^ t? i(yW)=jF(*, A/)«& ?

=0 ap d ( dY
(A) (A) =0
dy cbc 19/. dy
d
d
(B) dx
p /

-f-" p

. ^ -f=»
(C) F +_y'9|L P. / ap
9y' v-» (C)
v-»
dy
-ap d -ap d (dv'
=0
\^y'; dy '^dx[dy\ = 0
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 2 fi)
124. ^ ^ Ji /3 , 124. The extremal of Jif ~—dt,
^3
where
dx dx
^ i(l)= 3, ;c(2)= 18 i= —, a:(1) = 3, x(2) = 18 and using
' O

m^ t : Lagrange's equation is :

15 3 6 15 3 6
(A) x = (B) ^= +7 (A) x = t'+2 (B) ^ = +7
(C) ;c = 5/'-2„ (D) x = 5t'+3 (C) x = 5/'-2 (D) x = 5?^+3

125. H^dPich : 125. The functional :

ll{/f + yy"+'^yV +{kxy'+ y)ydx, J„ {y'f + yy"+^/y"+{k^'+y)ydx,

where ;'(0) = 0; 3^(1) = 1/2; ;''(0) = 1;
^ ;'(0)=0; ;'(l)= l/2; /(0)= 1;
/«= 7 is independent path if k is
/(l)=;^ ^ ^ A: ^ equal to :
HM $Vii :
(A) A = 1 (B) A = 0
(A) jt = 1 ■ (B) A = 0
(C) A = 2 . (D) A = 4 (C) A = 2 (D) A=4

126. 3r^ C| C2 ^ HidPi=h 126. The functional :

I (x))=£(2y +{y'f -2sin a:) ^ Ky{^))= +{y'f -^sinxjdx

;c =i "qr PlHrdRsJd "4* ^ ■^. iTFT has the following extremal with Cj and
2
C2 as arbitrary constant at a: = - is :

(A) c,-C2 (A) c,-C2

(B) c.e'+c^e-2 (B) CjC^+Cje"^
(C) c,e + c,e-1 (C) CjC + Cje"'
'2

(D) c.e'^" + C2C~'^^ (D) c^e^'^ + c^e-1/2

1/2 .

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127. "^Tf^ Wfe 127. The extremum of functional :

l=ll{{y'f+nxy)dx
;'(0)=0; ;'(l)= l ^ satisfying the condition >'(0) = 0;
t, eft WT ^"qr "HM ^? >^(1) =! is attained on the curve :
(A) :^(:>:)= ;c^ (B) y(x)= x^ (A) y(x) = x^ (B) y{x) = x^
(C) ;;(x)= x'' (D) ;'(x)= :s: (C) >'(x) = x'' (D) >'(x) = x
128.
128. Extremals >' = jy(x) for the variational

problem V (;;(x)) = £ +(y'f ]dx

^ ^= Pi*-ifenRaa ^ f^RT satisfy which one of the differential
37^^ ^ f ? equations ?
(A) Y"+Y =0 (B) Y"-Y =0 (A) Y"+Y = 0 (B) Y<'-Y = 0
(C) Y"+(Y')'=0 (D) Y'+Y =0 (C) Y" +(Y')'=0 (D) Y' + Y=0
129. Wfe l(7(^)) ^ 129. In a Rayligh-Ritz method the value of
^t : functional l(>'(x)] is :
(A) Tir^ ^ (A) taken on arbitrary admissible curve
(B) Mr Mr rt ■ (B) taken on linear combinations
(C) 3; = JC ^ ^ (C) in the form y = x
(D) j' = - X ^ ^ (D)" in the form ^ = - x

130. tinaei ^ f^3^f (x,, _yj) RR 130. The shortest curve following two points

(^2' ^2) ^ fMrft RT^ RRi ■§ : (x,, ^i) and (xj, ^^2) ^ plane is :

(A) (B) (A) Cycloid (B) Catenary

(C) M (D) RR (C) Straight line (D) Circle

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 m
f f-
131. The solution of the integral equation
i{x-t) - "(') di — yfx is :
I(--0'
(A) u[jc)= Jx (B) «(x)=ji:''^ (A) ii[x)=4x (B) z/(x)= x"^
(C) u{x)=^ (D) u(x)=x~+l (C) it{x)=~ (D) 7/(.v)= a:'+1

132. : 132. For the integral equation

I I

u{x)= Xj{3x~2)lu{t)dt w(x)= ^|(3jc-2)/M(^)flV,

0 0

f^M."f^TR^fecI "^Kpri f^-cJK ; consider the following statements :

P: T^m\ "To "fefhr P : Given integral equation is
t" I homogeneous integral equation of
Q; "HH vm second kind.

t I Q : It has no characteristic value.

^: Then :

(A) P cTS^T Q ^ t (A) Both P and Q are true

(B) P ^ t Q t (B) P is true but Q is false

(C) P t Q ^% (C) P is false but Q is true

(D) P cr£TT Q t (D) Both P and Q are false

133. ^H|ch<ri : 133. The solution of the integral equation :

j ' j '
"{^)=-^+j{x+ t)"{<)'^'
■ 0
"W=-T+J(^+')"(')'"
^ t" : IS :

(A) z/(x)= 2x4-I (B) u{x)= 2x~6 (A) 7/(x-)= 2.y + I (B) w(a:)= 2a:-6
(C) m(x)= 6a:+3 (D) w(x)= 6;c-3 (C) u{x)= 6x +3 (D) m(x)= 6x-3

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134. ^ : 134. If 2/(a:) is the solution of the integral
equation :
u[x)=\~2x-Ax^ +|[3+6(:c-/) X
0
2/(a:)= 1-2x-4a:^ +j[3+6(a:-/)
-A[x-tf'^u{t)dt, 0

^ m(a:) t", ^ z/(log3) ^ -4{x-l)^'^ii{t)dt,

vV

? : then 2/(log 3) is equal to :

(A) 9 (B) 6 ^ ■ (A) 9 (B) 6

(C) 5 (D) 3- .(C) 5 (D) 3

135. ^Hl=hd ^Hl=b<u| : 135. Which of the following is satisfied by the

X
solution of the integral equation :
u[x)= \+jii{t)dt X

0 ii[x)-\-\-^u[t)dt 2
0
PihRiRsiu "4*
(A) 22(1)+ 2/(log 2)= 6'+ 2
t ?
(A) u(l)+ II(log 2)= e + 2 (B) 22(l)+ 2/(log2)= t'-l
(B) It(l)+ u(log 2)= e -1
(C) n(2)+ 2/(log 2)= e+ 2
(C) «(2)+ w(log2)= e + 2
(D) 22(2)+ 2/(log2)= e-2
(D) u(2)+ u(log2)= e-2

136. :
136. The solution of the integral equation :

w(x)= cosx+3JA:(x, t)u[t)di, 2/(a;)= cosA:+3jA(x, t)ii[{)dt,

sinxcos/, 0<x</ sinACOs/, 0<A</
cos;c sin/, l<x<K where k(x,t)-
cos A sin/, /<A<7C
t", ^ t" : IS :

(A) w(A:)= sin3;c (B) 2/(a:)= sin 4a: (A) 22(a)= sin 3a (B) 2/(a)= sin 4a
(C) 2/(a:)= cos3x (D) 2/(a:)= cos 2,v (C) 2/(a)= cos3a (D) 22(a)= cos2a
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 137. 4j4]c^.<ui 137. The solution of the integral equation

X
X

-1+J(x-/)i/{i)di u{x)= l +j{x-l)u(()dt

IS :

(A) cosx (B) sin A' (A) COSA- (B) sinA

(C) sinhj; (D) cosh A (C) sinhA (B) cosh A

138. 4-141ch<u| : 138. The integral equation :

1 I

«{a)= Xjsin(tcx)cos(JT/)w(/)i// II(a)= A.J sin(tia)COS(ir/)u{l)clt

0 0

«siai % : has :

(A) ^ 3Tf^a#T^ TTPT (A) No eigen value

(B) atfro^rirrr^ TTH (B) One eigen value

(C) ^ a#I^^Tfq^ tth (C) Two eigen values

(D) #T ttft (D) Three eigen values

139. "^mfN -IH41414^1 ; . 139. The eigen values of the homogeneous

integral equation :
1

U(a)= J(/^/A -Xy/t^ II[/)clf 1

0
U(a)= Va -A>//)II(i)dl
0

^ ttpt ^ f .
are :
(A) ^ "4 ^R<ri4^
(A) purely real
(B) 14 ^ "4 ctiKrHpich
(B) purely imaginary
(C)
(C) rational
(D) 37T4t4^
(D) irrational
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140. : 140. The number of linearly independent

/. eigen functions of an integral equation :

w(A-)= A.ojK(.v, h
a
w(a') = A,oJiC(a-, l)u[()clt
tHsichl^ wRf ^ a

^H*<s4i ch^cniol f : is called :

(A) a#T^^rfTO "RPT ' X(, ^ Mm (A) characteristic of,eigen value Xq

(B) "rr ;\-(j ^ (B) field number of eigen value Xq

(C) "RPT A,p ^;1,9bHf"l=til (C) index of the eigen value Xq

(D) *RH ^ "RfM (D) multiplicity of eigen value

141. PHHrcrlRsId ^ 141. Which of the following statements is

inte ?
t ?
(A) The wall of the gas container is an
(A) ttr M ^
example of a holonomous
^I#TFRT ^ t1
constraint.

(B) "Q;^ M ^ RST "RT RT RfMR (B) A particle constraints to move along
^ "q;^ rr-wrM -jrfcRR ^ a curve or on a surface is an

t I example of a non-holonomous
constraint
(C) ^ ^q; RT Mr
^dcbdl l^TT fw^ TT^ (C) A cylinder rolling without slipping
down a rough inclined plane is an
■^rT^ OT# ^ t I
example of conservative system.
(D) "q;^ Rft^TR^ RK^FRR
(D) A particle sliding down the
^ strM Mwt t.
inner surface of a paraboloid of
f^RRit 378J 3TR '(1-c)
revolution having its axis vertical
^ 3ik "q;^ ^ and its vertex downward is a

•i "^16^.^1 ^ I conservative system.

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142. #T ^ %IT 142. The number of Hamilton's canonical

^ 1^%cf ^HHlcb<u|T ^ ^: equations for three generalized

coordinates is :
(A) 3 (B) 6
(A) 3 (B) 6
(C) 9 (D) 12
(C) 9 (D) 12

143. 13^ W ^Tmk 'U ^ W4 143. A particle performs uniform circular

"HTIH.f^ ^ t I ^^^ motion with an angular momentum ^U.

■^'■^ 37T^f% "Q;^ mRi'SI "31^ STT?^ If the frequency of particle's motion is
doubled and its kinetic energy is halved,
^ ^ ^ly,, "dt ^dWrt^ ■?! ^TnjjfT :
then the angular momentum becomes :
(A) 2L (B) 4L
(A) 2L (B) 4L
(C) L/2 (D) L/4
(C) L/2 (D) L/4

144, 4qh M,cti ^Hd^ri 144. A uniform solid cylinder is placed with
■qK 7T?n t, W 37^ t its axis horizontal on a plane, whose

?TaTT Pd-Hchl ^a{ ^chM inclination to the horizontal is a. The

least coefficient of friction between it and

a 11 afk ^ -ET^
the plane, so that it way roll and not
^ ^ #TT, -ztR ^
slide, is :
■?T^, ^ fT>^ ?
(A) tan a
(A) tan a
(B) 3 tan a
(B) 3 tan a

(C) -lana (C) ^tana

(D) ^ (D) None of the above

(5)S/20/2022/A 29 P.T.O,
145. ^ 1^ O ^ 145. A rigid body turns about some fixed

\ CO,, 0^ , 0)3 point O. If CO,, 0^ , CO3 are the angular

velocities and A, B, C and the moments
. ^ sfk A, B, C TI^ 37^* OA,
of inertia about the axes OA, OB, OC
OB, OC ^ "51^ 371^ ■^*, Tit respectively, then the kinetic energy of
^ "^TfcR ^ #Tf : the body is :

(A) ^(Acof+Bco^+Ccoa) (A) ^(Acof+BCO2+CCO3)

(B) Aco^ + Bo)2+Cco3 (B) Acof+BCO2+C(03

(C) -(Aw^+Bco^ + CcOj) (C) —(Acof+ BCO2+CCO3)

(D) 3M^cK1 ^ -^T^* (D) None of the above

146. 'm' ^ozmn ^ ^ 146. A particle of mass 'm\ kept in a potential

'1 1
V(jc) = —^-kx^ +~7^^ %, A: 3?^ X V(a:) = —Ax" H—Xx"^, where A: and A, are
^ ^ 2 4
^ ^ 2 4
t, "dt ^ positive constants, undergoes small
3T5f^ ^ ({l^rli 3TTo[|% oscillations about equilibrium point, then
t : the frequency of oscillation is :

I /t ^ —
(A) 2k 2X
(A) 27cJ—
V m V 7«

1 & _1_ X I f2A

(D)
2n V /«

147. PlHlelRsid "4' ^^Trrffe^ 147. Which of the following is a Hausdorff

t ? space ?
(A) R ^ TTT^ ^IhIcimI (A) R with the trivial topology
(B) R ^ "^ns^ ■tnTO zhqt^fNt (B) R with the standard topology
(C) ^ eiHieiMl
(C) A set with the discrete topology
(D) ^ ^ (rdPddd)
(D) A set "with the trivial topology
il4ldNl

(5)S/20/2022/A 30
 148. ilnloiTRiictiQi (X, x^) T^* 148. Two topological spaces (X, x^) and
(y, x^) ("^raWMi) (y, x^) are homeomorphism, if
^ /:X->Y t ^ : /:X.-^ Y be ;
(A) ^Rmi Hxrn (A) continuous function that preserves
(B) yRicnlH aTPc^K^ distances

(B) bijective continuous function with a

continuous inverse
(C) 1%^ "^rg^^RT ■^*
(C) function that maps open sets to
yRiR<*<» H>(ri'i
open sets
- (D) ^ (D) function that maps closed sets to
■ yRjRiH "qi^ closed sets

149. t : 149. Separable space is :

(A) "Wft^ (A) A topological space having a
clHleilf^chtrl "^Rfe ; countable dense subset
(B) wlhT (B) A topological space having a
countable non-dense subset
(C) ^Tcft (C) A topological space having an
dlnloiTPiiqm ^Hpti ■ uncountable dense subset

(D) ^ ^ (D) None of the above

150. ^ X TT^* Y Wfcrqf ^*, eft 150. Let X and Y be connected spaces, then .
Pi^Rinaci ftf ^Tftmr ^8RT ^Te^T f ? which of the following is true ?
(A) X X Y t (A) X X Y is connected

(B) X u Y is connected
(B) XuY t
(C) X n Y is connected
(C) X n Y t
(D) None of the above
(D) "ft* ^ ^ -q^*
(Note : . x-Multiple, u-Union,
(ftt^r : x_-3nTT, U—(Hp^erU, rS-3rfef^qq) n-Intersection)
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 WT III (Part III)
61. "^THT X %, 61. Let X be a continuous random variable

yiP^chdl "^Ti^ PHHIj.'HK with probability density function given

t: . by:

Ax; 0< X < 1 Ax; 0 < X <1

A; l<x<2 A; l<x<2
/W= -Ax + 3A; 2<x<3
/(•v)= -Ax+ 3 A; 2<x<3
0; srw 0; otherwise

^ A ^ T7FT : Then the value of A is

1 1
(A) 7 (A)

(B) ^ (B)

(C)
6

(D) (D)

62. yiifi "f^^JTfsto A, 62. A problem in statistics is given to tliree

B cT^TT C ^ Hii^ctidik. students A, B and C whose probability
1 3 1 ^ ^ 1 3 1
7. 7 7 ^ I ^^ of solving it are —, — and —
2 4 4

WT^nr ■sFt yiP^chdi ^ respectively. The probability that the

problem will be solved if all of them try
chlP^lJ^I ? independently, is :

29
J_ (B)
(A) 32 32

HI (C) (D)
HI
(C) (D) 32 32 32
32

(5)S/20/2022/A 32
 63. A and B are two weak students of
63. A 3?k B Tjfm ^ ^ m # 3TR
Mathematics and their probability of
"3^ ^ "R^ ^ ^ ^ solving a problem in Mathematics

urfemr ^^rm: 7- t i -qf^^ 1 I

6 8 eoirecliy are — and - respectively. If
'<HIHI"H ^Id RlRlchclI ^
the probability of their making common
^HM 3T^ "RP^ qfPC^ %'j 'dlcbl 1
mistake is and they obtain the same
ch<*^ ^ Mlf^chdl :
answers, the probability tiiat their answer
is correct, is :
15 16
(A) - (B) -
15 16
(A) - (B) -

\5 16
15 16
(C)
16 T? (1^)

64. HHT X 3fk Y Rlf^chdl 64. Let the joint probability density function
^dd PiHiT^d "i" : of X and Y is given by :

Sxy\ 0 < a: < ;^ < 1 , , \Sxy; 0<;c<j<l

/(..)=f; otherwise

Then the marginal density function of X

X 3Hid 4)dd
is :
(A) 4r\0<x<l
(A) 4a-';0<.v<1
(B) 4(1-;c');.0<a-<1
(B) 4(1-a:-);0<.v<I
(C) 4A:(l-A:'j; 0<:a:<1 (C) 4x(l-x-]; 0<x<l
(D) x(l-;c"); 0<jc<l (D) a:(1-x"]; 0<a:<1
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65. ^ ^ ^ TF7RR 37^ 65. If the mean and variance of the random

TROT sFWT: ^ 3ifk o' t, ^ ^«41vl^ variables are |.i and respectively, then
smfer rHHlP^d t : Chebyshev's inequality is ;

(A) P[|X-n|>e]<l-J^ (A) p[|X-n|>e]<l-|^

(B) P[|X-n|<e]>|^ (B) P[|X-^ll<e]>|■
(C) P[|X-n|>e]<l-^ (C) P[|X-ti|>€]<l-
2(j'

(D) P[|X-n|>e]<J (D) P[|X-n|>6]<J

66. ^ X 3^ Y TntecTT 66. Two random variables X and Y have the

■SRc^ -q^ rnHlP+id t ' : followingjoint probability density function :

0<x<l 0<x<l
2-x-y; / N 2-x-y;
/(^% p)= f{x,y) = \ 0<y<\
Oi 3E^2TT 0; otherwise

^ E (XY) ^ "RPT #TT : Then the value of E (XY) is :

(A)
1
(B) i (A)
1
(B) ^
(C) - (D) (C) 3 (D) -

67. WrfEtT "RT^ ^ 600 "STR W 67. A symmetric die is thrown 600 times.
^ 80 120 ^ ^ 6 ^ The lower bound for the probability of
^ '^'lan "^frRT "qft 3#T^hIT : getting 80 to 120 sixes is :

19 19 19
(A)
12.
20 0^) ii ■"
19 19 19 19"
(D) ^

(5)S/20/2022/A 34
 68. "Hl^pT^ch 68. A sequence of random variables
XpXj, ,X„' 1^ yiR^^dl XpXj, ,X„ is said to convergence in
37feOT "^rf^ PtJ^I e>o probability to a constant \x if for any
"f^ : G>0 : '

(A) J™J'[l^.-ti|<e]= I , (A) i™P[l>^.-H<e] = l

(B) l.mP[|X„-n|>e]= l (B). i™p[|x„-h|>6]=i
(C) !™p[I>^»-h|^s]=o (C) i"2PD^»-|J-N6] = o
(D) iimPOx„-n|>e]=l (D) ,'™p[I^"-H>6] =|
69. ^ ^ X|,X,, ,X^, 69. If the variables XpX^, ,X„ are
A TTHT % ; uniformly bounded and let :
(X,+X2+ + X„)<oo ^ (X] +X2 + + X,,) < 00.
cR <36d ^V3dl3=if ^ PiMH (WLLN) Then the necessary and sufficient
^^ 3^1c^V■^d, 3TR Tq^rfRT TO condition for Weak Law of Large
^ : Numbers (WLLN) holds is :
B B
(A) H-^w
iim-ii-=0
11
(B) H-»oo
]im-f=l
^-
(A) lim^=0 (B) Iim^=l
(C) iim-5^=.0
H->oo ^
(D) lim-^=l (C) lim^=0 (D) lim^=l
n' "-»« fj

70. Y„ TO ^ P(«) t, TOT rt 70. If Y„ is distributed as Poisson variate

^ "RTTOi f, P (m), where n is the parameter of Poisson
TO "STTO TO limpfx, </7]
/|-»0O J
distribution. Then by using
TO TOT ^Wt :
central limit theorem is equal to :
(A) - (B) 3
(A) I (B) r

(C) (D) -
(C) 7 (D) -

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71. ^ ^'iTfech ^ ^: 71. A Markov chain is ergodic if there is :
(A) One communicative class
(A) "q^ ^ i\
(B) Two communicative classes
(B) i\ yquivRef ^
(C) More than two communicative
(C) ^ ^ ^ classes

"(D) ^ y^uiyild ^ ^ ^ (D) No communicative class

72. ^ k -dt rndq? 72. If state k is persistent null, then for

/ ^ fdrq; : every / :

(A) Lim >0 (B) Lim <0 (A) Lim/;';'>0 (B) Limp'"'<0
/»—»oo ^' M—^ns ■'

(C) Lim p'"J

</-»«>
0 (D) Lim H->f» '
-4 1 (C) Limp';'-^0 (D) Lim//;'-^l
H—»" 11—*^

73. "cgd "qfdTqT t : 73. Yule Funy process is :

(A) ^^ qfen (A) Pure birth process

(B) ^ iJfH (B) Pure death process

(C) ^ tt^* (C) Birth and death process

(D) "q qqf qdf (D) None of the above

74. ^ T3:d qtar -q* o{h) t : 74. In birth and death process o{h) is for :

(A) /^2TT {I + h) ^ (A) More than one birth between I and

^ tdrq (/ + /;)

(B) ( (/ -f- /?) ^ q^ "qqr (B) More than one death between / and

^ fdrq (/ +- h)

(C) dtdt' (A) qqr (B)^ fdnr. . - (G) Both (A) and (B)

(D) q ^ (A) STR q ft (B) - ■ ■ ■ (P) Neither (A) nor (B)

(5)S/20/2022/A 36
75. yiRj'-hdi ^ -qr 75. In which probability distribution, the
^ qTT 37T^ ^ ^? moment of order > 1 does not exist ?

(A) ^ (B) qM (A) Beta (B) Gamma

(C) qWTO (D) (C) Exponential (D) Cauchy

76. qqq qm ife^ qq q^ t ; 76. Distribution of first order statistic is :

(A) (»-!)[1-I'(.v)]"'/(a-) ■ (A) („-l)[l-F(A)f'/W

(B) «[1-F(,v)]""'/(.y) (B) /7[1-F(.y)]" '/(.v)
(C) (/7-1)[|-F(.y)]"/(.v) (C) (,7-i)[i-F(^)]"/(:^;)
(D.) ;,[l-F(.v)]"./(.v) (D) n[l-F(.r)]"/ (jr)

77. qq?-qn q^ q : 77. In Chi-squarc distribution :

(A) qr^q > qmq (A) Mean > Variance

(B) qqqq > qr^q (B) Variance > Mean

(C) qi^q = qqqq (C) Mean = Variance

(D) q q qqf q^' (D) None of the above

78. A- 3TqqrOT3ff ^ q^qrq^, qqq qqrw 78. The probability distribution characterised

qrqr ^ qq fqqqqr qq yiPqqiai .q^ • for ,Y failures proceeding the first success

I is :

(A) q^ (A) Poisson distribution

(B) qiUlkHch f|qq q^ (B) Negative Binomial distribution

(C) ^iPHdiq q^ (C) .Geometric distribution ,

(0) ^l^4<-^lPHd1q' q^ ' (P) Mypergeometric distribution

l5)S/20/2022/A ■. 37 P.T.O.
79. cTT^ -4' H^Rh-mT ^ ^ 79. Number of fishes in a lake can be

1^ ^ fer ^ estimated through which probability

t ? model ?

(A) WiMt (A) Geometric

(B) (B) Hypergeometfic

(C) "^TWT^ f|q^ (C) Negative Binomial

(D) (D) Poisson

80. TijRf ^^ fer yiRjchdi ^^ %TT 80. Lack of memory property is .suited in
ar^^ t ? which probability distribution ? •

(A) ^ (B) TO ■ (A) Beta (B) Gamma

(C)^ (D) ^<yidl=h1 (C) Cauchy (D) Exponential

81. arfe^ ^'qrf^ awro im f : 81. The maximum likelihood estimator is :

(A) anlsdl^ (A) Unique

(B) arfeih ^ (B) Not uniqe

(C) (A) cTSTT (B) (C) Both (A) and (B)

(D) aq^Jdd ^^ (D) None of the above

82. 3Tr?TOT7 arrro^ an^?^ ^ 82. Maximum likelihood estimators are nol

: necessarily ;

(A) TO' (A) Consistent

(B) (B) Most efficient

(C) (C) Sufficient

(D) anfTO (D) Unbiased

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83. ^: 83. For the Cauchy distribution :

1
/W= /w=
7i[i+{i-e)'] .21 » —< X <00 21 ; —00 < X < CO
7c[l +(Ar-e)']
■^* e ^ ^ t : the consistent estimator for the parameter
0 is : .
(A) "RT^^T
(A) Mean
(B)
(B) Median
(C) (C) Mode

(D) ■^' ^ (D) None of the above

84. (a:) ^^0^ 84. An' estimator /„ (x) is asymptotically

"t, limZ? (/ , 0) ^
ll-*oo '
unbiased for 0, if limZ)^, (/,,, 0) with
*„(',,.e) = E[/„(.v)-e] 6) = E['„ W-e] is :
t:
(A) I
(A) 1 ■ , ■
(B) zero
(B) ^
(C) 00 (infinity)
(C) CO (SUtl)
(D) ^ (D) None of the above

85. '-^H (iid) 85. If ^1,-^2, are independently

■R?f^ "f, eft sti^ctJ ■^I'Rsnqil identically distributed (iid) continuous

/[X|,A:2, '^/(]~ [^-^(l)* ^(2)'"">^(n)J random variables, then the order statistics

t: ~ [^(i)» ^{2)'—*'^(rt)] is •
(A) 3nfw (A) Unbiased
(B) ^ (B) Consistent
(C) (C) Sufficient
(D) aM^cKi ^ ^ (D) None of the above
{5)S/20/2022M 39 P.T.O.
 86. ^ x^,X2, .v„ TT^ t, 86. If ApA,, ,A'„ is a random sample, Ihen

^ Q(x,,.v% A;;e) -q^ the random variable Q(a-,,a-t ,a-„;0)

^ t, ^ Q(ava-3 ,v,,;0) is a pivotal quantity, if the distribution of

^^ t : Q(a,,A2, ,a;,;0) is :
(A) 0 ^ tcjci'pi .(A) Independent from 0

(B) 0 ^ -qi^ (B) Function of 0

(C) #Tf (A) m (B) (C) Both (A) and (B)

(D) ^ (D) None of the above

87. q^fc^=t) qRc+irmi H| ^ 87. The probability of rejecting alternative

yiPqqiai ^ H, '3?^ f, hypothesis H,, when H, is false, is
v\

f : known as :

(A) WK "jfe (A) Type first error

(B) fefRl ^^ (B) Type second error

(C) ^ -^221 (C) Power of the test

(D) "4* ^ ■ (D) None of the above

88. -21ogX ^ appnto - 88. The approximate distribution of -2log X

^*^TTf%?TT ST^qm f, #TT, :, with X as likelihood ratio statistic is :

(A) WRRT ■ ■ (A) Normal

(B) "'^TPI (B) Poisson

(C) q^qiaiqil (C) Exponential

(D) (^2) (D) Chi-square (x^)

{5)S/20/2022/A 40
89. ^ (x^) 89. In order that the Chi-square (x^) test for
goodness of fit is applicable if the
t : constraints on cell frequency should be :

(A) , (A) Non-linear

(B) (B), Linear

(C) ^ (A) 3fk (B) (C) Both (A) and (B)

(D) (D) None of the above

90. llWf A B 2x2 arraw 90. For a 2 X 2 contingency table with

-f^-^ m^A ^ attributes A and B, the Yule's coefficient

f: of association is :

ab — bc ab — bc
(A) Q = (A) Q =
ad + bc ad + bc

ad-be ad -be
(B) Q = (B) Q =
ad + bc ad + bc

ac-bd ac-bd
(C) Q = (C) Q =
ac + bd ac+ bd

bd-ac bd — ac
(D) Q = (D) Q =
bd + ac bd + ac

91. aiymRi'^ ff ^ ^ ttht 91. In non-parametric methods, variables are

wm t arr^ f : assumed to come from :

(A) ^^ (A) Continuous distribution

(B) ^^ (B) Discrete distribution

(C) (A) a[k (B) ■ (C) Both (A) and (B)

(D) -^f ^ (D) None of the above

(5)S/20/2022/A 41 P.T.O.
92. ^ ^ ^ .fer 92. Test for testing the randomness of

observations is ;

(A) "q^^ (A) Median test

(B) WRT (B) Run test

(C) "qH-lf^ q^w (C) Mann-Whitney test

(D) ^q^ ^ (D) None of the above

93. ^T^-cjlrqiirc4<^ "qwT "qftw "^* qftmif 93. In Wald-Wolfowitz run test, for large
^ 3TOR ?7[ «2(N = Kj + «2) ^ values of sample size «j and W2
^ tth ^ ^ q^™T3fl ^ (N = + ^2), under null hypothesis Hq,
r ^ yPd-^-m ^^ MRdnrmi Hq the sampling distribution of total

^ WT^ "qHRFq ^ t, I^ITOT runs r is approximately normal with

■qr^^ t : mean :

(A) ^+1 (A) ^+1

N N

2«,W2 2W|W2
(B) (B)
N N

(C) (C)
N N

5^
(D) (D)
N N

94. fqiqfefeT T? ^ ^ ^ 1^ q^^ 94. Which of the following distributions is

■^* "^q^ %qT ^ t ? used in the sign test ?
(A) wqpq (B) "^STRff (A) Normal (B) Poisson

(C) ttqq (D) (C) Binomial (D) Geometric

(5)S/20/2022/A 42
 iff

-95. ./Hj ^2 '^* 95. If /W[ and m2 are the number of

, Tff%^ -5^ ^ ^ wn f ^ -f^ observations of first and second sample

"f^rfm ?h-MHId "Sf^ ^ ^ srf^ respectively exceeding the median in the

combined ordered sample, then joint

%, ^nfeiRiT ""TTI^ "^TS?! ni2
distribution of and W2 tn the median
^ ^^f :
test is :
(A) ifiH<\ «l'<i'1
(A) Binomial distribution
{■B) "wff
.(B) Poisson distribution

{Q WT?wiAf^ ^ (C) Hypergeometric distribution

(D) <m£cw ^ ^ (D) None of the above

96. ■^- PlHlciRdd ^ OT 1^ "n^n : 96. Rank Correlation was given by :

(A) ^ fr^ (A) Karl Pearson

(B) f^RR ' (B) R.A. Fisher

(C) #.31R. ^ (C) C.R. Rao

%
(D) (D) Spearman

97. "5^ ^ #iTFf 97. Limits for rank correlation coefficient

vN.

^ : are:

(A) - 1 ^ 0 (A) - 1 to 0

(B) 0^+1 (B) 0 to + 1

(C) — OO "^+00 (C) — oo to + oo

(D) - 1 ^ + I (D) - 1 to + 1

(5)S/20/2022/A 43
P.T.O.
98. ^ ^ 98. If m is the number of times an item is

m iprf^ p ■^* repeated, then the factor which is added

^ "^5(1^ ^MT chK^ti to ^df in rank correlation coefficient
t : p is :

m
K-i) 777 (m^-i)
(A) (A)
12 12

m^(..-1) 777 ^777 - 1)

(B) (B)
12 12

[m-\)[m-2) (777-l) (777-2)

(C) (C)
12 12

(D) ^ ^ '■^" (D) None of the above

99. ^ '5=1) "qrtw 99. A non-parametric test alternative to /-test

t ^ is :

(A) 1%lt (A) Sign test

(B) (B) Median test

(C) "qwci (C) Run test

(D) ■qH-[^<ii-fcj'n=t)TcKH'1 U-"q^OT (D) Mann-Whitney-Wilcoxon U-test

100. "0^1^ yRm^I [ciQi=tjT'Wi 100. In one sample Wilcoxon signed rank test,
•^* ^ MR-^ticrmi Hq under null hypothesis Hq, test statistic T
ypd^vl^ T ^ is approximately normally distributed
"ekr t, *fn«2T t : with mean :

/?(/7 + l) 77(77 +1)

(A) (A)
2 2

/7(« + l) 77(77 + 1)
(B) (B) 4
4

«(» + l)(/i + 2) 77 (77 + 1) (77+ 2)

(C) (C)
2 2

/7(/7 + 1)(/7 + 2) 77(77 + 1)(77 + 2)

(D) (D)

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101. -qr sn^TTfcT 101. The common- assumptions based on

^ -q^ ^-41 Tp^j f I Gauss-Markov model are catalogued

here. Which of these is correct ?
^ t ?
(A) In Gauss-Markov models, the
(A) ^ ^^ random error variable consists of a

H sfmcT -9]^ ^ t I mean zero.

(B) TO-'qiq^ tTfe^ "pf ^^ (B) In Gauss-Markov models, the

random error variables are also
qt ■# t r t^#ttt
homoscedastic. So all the variables
n MRpMd aroqR ^ fi
contain finite unequal variance.

(C) "TO-TTRfe -qfe^ Tf 3^k (C) In Gauss-Markov models, all the

fqR ^ ^ -^m f I unique and different error terms are

related.
(D) ^mM -^HdM ^ mw "4* ^
(D) There is no linearity in ordinary
<Rs|ctici| f I
least square assumption.
¥

102. 'iT^-HiqiTci ^U^Jil y = xh + e ^ '^'d4d 102. Under the Gauss-Markov assumption of

^ X'h "qpr^ (U.PwA'^d) y = xb + e^ if X'b is estimable function,

f. 41 X7j qrt qfrfn t ? then what is the nature of X'b ?

(A) 3Tqfqq^ ^ichei<=b (A) Linear Unbiased Estimator

(B) '^'iciH (B) Minimum Variance Unbiased

(MVUE) ^ Estimator (MVUE)

(C) 3#ft^ (C) Biased Estimator-

(D) tfeq? 37qf*pTn (D) Best Linear Unbiased Estimator

(BLUE) (BLUE)

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 103. TROT s^, TROT (j2 ^ 103. The sample variance jg biased
3l|cticrich "I I (y2 ^ SRf^RTcT estimator of population variance (j2 ^^
unbiased estimator of is :

(A) N^2 (A)

(B) (N-I)jVN (B) (N-l)//N
(C) (N+1)//(N-1) (C) (N + l)//(N-'l)
(D) N//(N-1) (D) N^'/(N-1)

104. Pq^qi^cii armM ( 104. Technique of confidence interval was

d=t)i1qi : given by :

(A) ^ (A) Neyman

(B) -pTim ^ (B) R.A. Fisher

(C) ^ ^ (C) Karl Pearson

(D) ^.37R TI^ ^ (D) C.R. Rao

105. "271^ TRTTRPT "RT«^q ^ ^STT 105. If a large sample is drawn from a normal
^ROT t,
population with mean p and variance 0^,
OT ^ %TT 990/0
then 99% confidence interval for p, if
3OT^ (qiir4ii*7H ^dWd) t^
Tffif^ RTSJT 3c : sample mean is x, is :

a
(A) x +1.96-^ (A) 3C +1.96
v«

J±3 (B) x±3~

(B) -Jn

(C) 3c +2.58-^ (C) jc±2.58-^

yjn yjn

(D) :c±3g (D) J±3a

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106. Y ^ t afe X 106. If Y is a dependent variable and X is an
Y ^ X ^ W9OT "jpw independent variable, then regression
"qft^TTfer ■^jfRTT "t : coefficient of Y on X is defined as :

a.
(A) ^.='' —
a
Z.
(A) ^' = '-—

(B) A^,=ra,a,, B).

(C) V='-- (C) K='-f^

(D) ^ ^ -qfF (D) None of the above

107. q.=t) STfeq-Hi ■^' [c^qq^ o[^ "^71^ 107.. In a study, subjects are randomly
#T 'W^ ^ -q;^ ^ #71 "TRT t : assigned to one of three groups : control,
r-i#*j|, yqlj|icH=h A ^ qqlqirM^ e i experimental A or experimental B. After
^ ?ftq ^ aSteci sf# treatment, the mean scores for the three
^TTcit t I ^ sfteif ■# groups are compared. The appropriate
^<^'11 qiT^ ^ %TT ^(Rs^chlq statistical test for comparing these means
t : is :

(A) (A) Analysis of variance

(B) (B) Correlation coefficient
(C) (C) Chi-square test
(D) /-q^OT' (D) Mest

108. mrr^ pcj^elqui ^ -qft^ rHMPdRsid ^ 108. Analysis of variance was introduced
"gRT qqr «7t : by: ,
(A) qt. #3TR. TI^ (A) Prof. C.R. Rao "
(B) ■ # fqq# (B) Prof. Karl Pearson
(C) qt. (C) Prof. Cramer
(D) aTR-q;. (D) Prof. R.A. Fisher
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109. Tfer) 109. In fixed effect model, the conclusions

about the test of hypothesis regarding the

■4* "3r^ ^ '^' nRc^crMil ^
■ parameters will :
i[m :
(A) apply only to /:-treatments
(A) ^ # % 31^ ■^*
considered in the experiment
t%^«^ t
(B) be valid for all the treatments
(B) ^ <1M^k1* ^ %T
whether included in the experiment
■^* ^R^Rrld t -^TT
or not

(C) chct(vi ^ "f^ ^

(C) be valid for only treatments which
% 3Fk ■^* ^HRHPeld t
are not included in the experiment
(D) <iM^dd "4' ^
(D) None of the above

110. 'HW3rWT (ANOCOVA) 110. Analysis of covariance (ANOCOVA) is

PdHPdPteld ^ Wto t : a combination of :

(A) correlation analysis and regression

(A) sfR ^WT
analysis

(B) analysis of variance and regression

(B) 3im^ 3fk "^OTn analysis

(C) analysis of variance and time series

analysis
(C) 'm^ Pc^yelNui 3fR w
(D) analysis of variance and demand
(D) 33k kFi
analysis

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 111. k-^ TraWRT ^ ^ 111. If the density function of /t-variate
:
normal distribution is :

j[^Xj, j~ ke

"f, ^ ^ ^ TIPT : then the value of k is given by :

(A) ^\{2ny (B) 4A|(27r)4'' (A) 4a|(27iP (B) 71^(271)4'

(C) 7H(27cp" (D) ^\{2nj T/' (C) 7^(2")"^' (D) 7^(27:)5 I
HP

112. ^ 3TR 112. If W,~ W^,(Z, m,) and Wj- W^(Z,

f STK -^rf^ ; are independent, and

w;+w,~ (z, /», +//^), Wj+W,-W^(S,/77,+/?^),

^W ^ cb6l ^ncTT "I" : then this property in known as :

(A) (A) Additive property

(B) "#1^ ^%TTf (B) Compound property

(C) (C) Multiplicative property

(D) "Shsm (D) Reproductive property

113. ^ X~N^(0, I) ^ tiro ^ X'AX 113. If X^N^(0,I), then necessary and

^ ^ "i", ^ HioiH sufficient condition for a quadratic form
^ 3^ qqfkl TTcf X'AX of rank k to follow Chi-square
t: distribution is :
(A) AI = A (A) AI = A
(B) A2 = A (B) a2=A
(C) a^ = a' (C) a^=a'
(D) AI = a' (D) AI = a'
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114. ^ ^ Tjpf TTOTRT 114. Which of the following linear functions
is Fisher's Linear Discriminant function

PtJ^K ^ 4iQH "^TPTT ^jIRIT for discriminating two complete normal

t: populations :
-I

, (A) xX(h"'-h'^')' (A)

(B) X'X(h"'-r'^') (B) X'X(H"'-H'^')

-I

(C) X'i(nW-nP)) (C) X'X(n"'-u'^')

(D) <iM^cKl ^^ (D) None of the above

115. ^ WR t 115. Types of hierarchical methods are :

(A) (A) Agglomerative procedure

(B) yPs^ijiit (B) Divisive procedure

(C) (A) STR (B) (C) Both (A) and (B)

(D) -5^^ i{ (D) None of the above

116. ST^qRT MHW t : 116. Likelihood Ratio Criterion is given by

iiia.xL(}i,X) iii.ix L()J,£)

(A) ni:Kl.(|i„.2) (A) niaxL(M,..S)

iinx L((i|,, Z) niaxI.(M„.l)

. X
(B) inaxL(n.I) (B) maxL(p.S)
ii,2:

(C) ^ (A) 3Tk (B) (C) Both (A) and (B)

(D) ^ ^ -^T^* (D) None of the above

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117. Pi*^RriRaci ^ 117. Which of the following multivariate
^ WtW ^ ^ analysis is used to classify the
? observations ?

(A) (A) Discriminant analysis

(B) cftililctici .fq;fci^ui (B) Canonical analysis
(C) "ER^ RiVc^Mui (C) Principal component analysis ■
(D) an^cKi 1^ ^ -^T^' (D) None of the above

118. ^ 3T55pM" ■^* 118. Which of the following measures is used

PiMl^RsJd ^ 1^ -m ^ fen in various applications of cluster

% 7 analysis ?

(A) Euclidean distance

(A) "^ferfepT
(B) Product moment correlation coeffi
(B) "ijuR an^ TpT%
cient

(C) "^Twrfetfer
(C) Mahalanobis D^-statistic
(D) (D) All of the above

119. Rnl^Rsid ^ fei^ 119. Canonical correlation ■ is. the

wiFqfe^ t ? generalization of ■ which of the

)
following ?
(A)
(A) Simple correlation
(B) anf^
(B) Partial correlation
(C) T3^!q^
(C) Multiple correlation

(D) aq^dd ^ ^ (D) None of the above

f

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120.^ U,= V.= 120. If U^=a('''x^'^ and V,. = form
the ith canonical pair and if X^ is the rth
canonical correlation, then which of the
t ? following is true ?

-I

(A) |X„I22S„-^JL„ |aW =0 (A) (^X„i;22E„-XfZ„ja<" = 0

(B) fs„E22E„-;^xlp« = 0
-I

(B) [^Z,,Z22E„-X,^Z,,JP<" =0
(C) (A)3fk (B) (C) Both (A) and (B)

(D) ^ (D) None of the above

121. <4l<|r^ch ^Kpui^T ^ ■^* 121. To ascertain the randomness of the series

of random number tables which of the

^PiP^^d ^ ^ %T3;

chM^l "^SiFT PtrMl "^sncfT ^ ? following tests is applied ?

(A) -q^m (B) (A) Frequency test (B) Serial test

(C) tW (D) (C) Gap test (D) All of these

122. -qf^ ^ 122. The name of the sample allocation which

yfd-cli^d ^qR IjqR qRcTT t : provides self-weighting sampling in

stratified sampling is :
(A) ^ETRH
(A) Equal allocation
(B) sn^qito fwH
(B) Proportional allocation
(C) froq
(C) Optimum allocation

(D) ^ tWH (D) Neyrhan allocation

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 123. The method to draw a sample in
123. 37TTO 3TT%ITfeT TfTfenn ^ifcT^
probability proportional to size sampling
^^ t:
IS :

(A)
(A) Lottery method
(B) ^IdilRd "
(B) Sizeable method

(C) (C) Lahiri's method

(D) (D) Random number table method

124. Circular systematic sampling is used,

124. yPd^-HH ^ wiW
"when :
id.
(A) N is a multiple of n
(A) N "5^ t" « ^ 'jji

•jjil
(B) N is a whole number
(B) N tpf t
(C) N ■^* '1/7^ (C) N is not divisible by n

(D) N is an odd number

(D) N t

125. 3q¥2T^ ^ 3fR ^|cHild<1 ^ ^ ti?2t

J25. 'If the correlation between study variable
and auxiliary variable is negative, then
ii, eft PdHrdP^d Tft*
dil'UHi ^iididdi "qiT <iM'4Vl Pti-^l "^T^icIT which of the following estimators can be

used ?
t ?

(A) 3T5qT?[ d^lchddi (A) Ratio estimator

(B) IjftTWT 3^!d)dch (B) Regression estimator

(C) ■cieMl^ 3i|ct)Crl<=h (C) Product estimator

(D) (B) 3ft^ (C) (D) Both (B) and (C)

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 126. -^Tf^ y^=y+b[x~x) ^ ^fWpT 126. If _vr = 3^+^(X-A:j is a regression
"I", ^ dTT^i^f^ ^ y^<u( estimator, then variance of this estimator
CVll 4 is given by :

(A) V(^4=^i^s/(l-p^)
N
(A) V(7,)=^^sy(l-p^)
(B) v(;.,)=^l^S/(l-p^) (B) v(7J =^^S/(l-p^)
(c) v(^.)=^sy(i-p^) (C) vl^'^^srli-p^)
(D) V(;;,)=^^^i^s/(l-p^) (D) v(7,)=^!^t^^S/(l-p^)
127. pps "sfcTWi 1%^ 127. An unbiased estimator of variance of
¥^TT^ 13^ 3FTf^'1d Suc^crl*^ population total in pps sampling without
■ t: replacement, is given by :

<A> ppx

(D) 'fc.)-ra|:{»--t-f (D)

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 128. "f^ Wr 128. The number of possible samples of size
/7, drawn from a population of size N in
simple random sampling without
37T^ N ^ felT t :
replacement is :
(A) (B) N" (A) (B) N"
(C) ^C„ (D) n\ (C) (D) „!

129. arfe ^f^ 129. Ratio estimators are more efficient when

3.0II fiH ^ "JpRcft % : regression line passes through the

following :
(A) TiTsq (B) 1%;^
(A) Mean (B) Origin
(C) (D) (C) Intercept (D) Mode

130. '^fK -3^ %, cfr fFT 130. If the population has linear trend, then
t ? which ofthe following statements is true ?

(A) v(7„)<v(7,„,)<v(7,) (A) v(7„)<v(7.^„)<v(7,)

(B) v(7,.,)<v(7„)<v(7„) (B) v(7,,)<v(7.„)<v(7,)
(C) v(7.„)<v(7,)<v(7,,) (C) v(7,J<v(7,)<v(7.,)
(D) v(7„)<v(7,„)<v(7„) (D) v(7k)<v(7,„,)<v(7,,)
131. "0^ ni X iij ^ arfec^ 131. In a X in Latin Square Design (LSD),
(MSE) ^id>H cfiirk the degrees of freedom for Error Mean
mt ? Sum of Squares is :
(A) /» - 1 (A) m ~ 1
(B) m - 2 (B) m - 2
(C) (/« - 1) (in - 2) (C) (m - 1) (;;; - 2)
(D) /?/ («/ - I) ■ (D) m (m — 1)
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132. "^IT 132. For 2^-factorial experiment, what does
'2' and '3' represent here ?
3TfTO?q '2' 3Sk '3' ™ ^ t ?
(A) Number of factors and number of
(A) =t)l<chl
levels

(B) 'klil 3Tk cfjR^ "?R^ (B) Number of levels and number of

factors '
(C) ^ ^ WTT 3fk
(C) Neither number of levels nor
number of factors

(D) ^^ (D) None of the above

133. RRfRcf "R^foRT ■SRjyf «crll=t) 133. In a symmetric BIBD design, the number
(BIBD) '^" ^ ^TT^* ^ ^ ■4' WfFT of treatments common between any two
;

"iwimil ^ -hVshi "t : blocks is :

(A) V (B) k (A) V (B) ^

(C) X (D) b (C) A, (D) 6

134. ^'^Pcrld 31^ .134. Necessary condition for a symmetric

(symmetric BIBD) t^RT^ v, /•, BIBD with parameters v, r, k, b and A

k, b ^ X t V "RR "RW and V an even number is :

I" , Rit. 3l|q^qct> t :

(A) (r - A) must be a perfect square
(A) (/--A,) ^Fqa -qiRy.
(B) (r-A) must be an even number
(B) (r-^) -m Rtwtl #fl ^dlflTT

(C) [r-X) TRsRI ^ (C) (r - A) must be an odd number

(D) (D) None of the above

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135. (connected) AficRj 135. In a connected design all the main
'C cRSf ^ t ; diagonal elements of the matrix 'C are :

(A) (A) Negative

(B) ^ (B) Zeroes

(C) (C) Positive

(D) <iM^4d ^^ (D) None of the above

136. 24-4=+elR^d # 2-'^tT^* 136. Given a 2'^-factorial experiment in

«iTdi "TFIT ■§, yc^qi 2-blocks of 8 treatments each as
8-<iMKMT ^ wm\ ^
follows :
t :
BIock-1 Block-II
scllch-I o^|ch-II
0)
(1) c

ac
ac a

cd ab
cd ab

ad d
ad d

b acd b acd

abc bd abc bd

bed be bed be

abd abed abd abed

The confounded effect in the blocks is ;

(A) AB (B) BC
(A)' AB (B) BC
(C) ABC (D) ACD
(C) ABC (D) ACD
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 137. ^ ^'chdil-Wdl ^ 137. If hazard rate of a component is given
by: ■
"51^ ^ "nf t :
h[t) = A.; X > 0; / > 0
/;(/)= A,; X>0;/>0
then the survival function of the
eft fcldcti ^ ^
component is :
(A) cA' (B) (A) e'-" (B) 1-,,-^
(C) (D) (C) e-'-' (D) I

138. rHHPdRsld feR ^ SRRTRdT 138. Which of the following is known as

t ?
Inshcr's inequality ?
(A) b>v (B) b<v
(A) b>v (B) b<v
(C) k>r (D) b<r (C) k>r (D) h<r
^dP+i b, k, V, r sfK A. vn'^Ria 3T^ where /?, k, \\ r and X are parameters of
(BIBD)^ Tn^ f I BIBD design.

139. 'll'^ "'jyfcRTT qi-jFcyctiltjja ^rf^che'M'il' 139. The following gives the analysis of
■^ft "3^ TRRq variance table of a fixed effect model of

^ t : a completely randomised design :

"^RRUT ^ WsRTT ^ ^^ TrrSSI F Source of Degress of Sum of Menu F

^ftfe (d.f.) (ss) ss Variation freedom Squares (SS) SS

4 - 10 - Varieties 4 - lo -

iferf - 28 - Enors - 28 -

^ 18 Total 18

yPd^^I^ F ^ RH t : The value of statistic F is :

(A) 10 (B) 7 (A) 10 (B) 7

(C) 6 ■ (D) 5 (C) 6 (D) 5

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140. -4' 5 140. The following gives the analysis of
"3?^ ^MKH ^ 4 '"3^ ^ variance table for a Randomized block

■^TT^l 4 WT t, "fer^ "SWT design with 5 treatments in 4 blocks each

^m^jt ^^t : treatment replicated 4 times :

^ Wrl^idl "^it ^Tjf ^ tnszr F Source of Degress of Sum of Mean F

^rrft (d.O (SS) SS Variation freedom Squares (SS) SS

26.8 Blocks 26.8

^4KH Treatments

2.5 Errors 2.5

e

=F[^ 85.3 Total 85.3

^WT ^ ^ (MST) ^ "EIH The value of Mean sum of squares due

: to treatments is :

(A) 1.8 (B) 1.9 (A) 1.8 (B) 1.9

(C) 1.7 (D) 2.7 (C) 1.7 (D) 2.7

141. "Q;^ "^TT^ ■HH147<"J|T ^ trq^ ^ 141. When a set of simultaneous equations
^ ^eidi ^ If : has more variables than constraints :

(A) "I (A) It is a basic set

(B) "^TF ^T^FPf ^ t (B) It is a feasible set

(C) ^Tferk t (C) There is a unique solution

(D) ^ f (D) There are many solutions

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142. 142. In the simplex method, a tableau is
f, t (-STteKFTt^niTT optimal only if all the Cj-Zj values are
^ %T) : (for maximization):

(A) "^TT (A) Zero or negative

(B) ^ (B) Zero

(C) Tiiwr^ 3fR (C) Negative and non-zero

(D) ^HlrHcf) 3fR 3T^ (D) Positive and non-zero

143. 3RmFRTT3^' ^ BTftonl- T^*-wr^ ^ 143. In graphical solution of solving LPP to

fcTTi T3;^.'cft.tf|. ^^ uipHichei convert inequalities into equations, we :
1^', ^ : (A) use slack variables
(A) ^ wiRr ^ t (B) use surplus variables
(B) "HTW ^ WTRt ^ f (C) use artificial surplus variables
o

(C) ^ f (D) simply assume them to be

(D) ^ ^414)<U| TTPT ^ t equations

144. ^ ^ eTPTcr' 144. The cost coefficient of artificial surplus

1" : variable is :
r-

(A) 0 (B) 1 . (A) 0 (B) 1

(C) M (D) "Q;^ (C) M (D) > 1

145. 3MTBr Tlf^ I^RT^' ^ -BHT "Sfmi f 145. The arrival process in which it is
OT# "tR -qf^ t 35k ^ assumed that the customers arrive at the
^^ ^55^ t, irfOT ^ ^ queuing system and never leave it, the
^jITcTT "I :
process is called :
(A)
(A) Pure birth process
(B) ^^ (B) Pure death process

(C) (A) sSk (B) (C) Both (A) and (B)

(D) k' "^551 (D) None of the above

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146. ^ W 146. Customers arrive at the first class ticket

"'TT 12 3Tf^ ^ counter of a theater at the rate of 12 per

^ I cfWT i<=ti 30 Mfd hour. There is one clerk serving the
Wi6<+'1 ^ ^'=i\ H^M '=h<ai % I customers at the rate of 30 per hour.
^ "mtom i ^ -qr ^ tit^ What is the probability that there is no
■qFf t ? customer in the counter ?

(A) 0.4 (B) 0.6 (A) 0.4 (B) 0.6

(C) 1.0 (D) 0.0 (C) 1.0 (D) 0.0

147. "STwit ^ TJ^ fen 147. Queueing system can be described in

^ t : ■ terms of:

(A) 375?7RH (A) Queue discipline

(B) q=KM "Rfen (B) Queueing process
(C) TIT^ "qfclfel (C) Customer behaviour

(D) (D) All of the above

148. hT^cti-I {(7M/m/l)}:{oo/FCFS}, 148. In the model-I {(7m/w/I)}:{oo/FCFS},

■^* ^ ffe wnfer Ticfl^ expected waiting time for a customer in
t : the queue is :

X
(A) L,= (A) L^ =
|x(n-X)
X X
(B) L',= (B) L^ =
{p.-X) ili-X)
X' x"-
(C) L = (C) L =
ii{li-x) iL{\l-X)
(D) "3^1^ ^ ^ (D) None of the above

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149. {(/«//«/!)}:{~/FCFS},-gifeHiI 149. In the model I |(m / m /')}:{OO /FCFS},
probability that queue is non-empty, is :
t% ^fKlR wft ■=i^' f :

X
(A) P(">I) =
(A) P(n>l) =
vM-y

(B) P(«>l) = [^^j (B) P(«>1) =

(C) P(«>l) = (^^j

\3

(C) P(«>l) =l-

>»+l

(D) P(/7>I)=|- (D) P(«>1) =

v^ly

150. ^Fte^-rV {(m/m/i)}:{oo/FCFS}, 150. In the model-IV |(mIm! j)}: {oo/FCFS},

^ ^ yc^iRiw Hcftajr expected waiting time of a customer in the
system in the queue is :
Wt t :

(A)
(A) W,=-^
(B) W,=^ (B) W„=:^
(C) w, = L,;i (C) W,=L„^,

(D) W, = L,^ (D) W,=L,A,

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 INSTRUCTIONS TO THE CANDIDATES
1. This Question Booklet is printed in two languages—Hindi and English. Examinees can select
any one of the two languages according to their convenience. ' /"
2. There are two papers in the State EUgibility Test. The first question paper(compulsory question
paper)is General Paper on Teaching and Research Aptitude. The second question paper is the
subject selected by the candidate. Only one combined OMR Sheet will be provided for both the
question papers.The Second paper ofoptional subject will be given to the examinee at 1 p.m.The
code ofthe second question paper subject selected by the examinee should be marked in the OMR
Sheet. The booklet number of the second question paper has to be marked in the necessary
entries. The examinee can start second question paper at 1:05 p.m. There are 100 questions in
the second question paper (optional subject). The squence of these questions is 51 to 150. In a
combined O.M.R. Sheet,the examinee should mark the answers of the second question paper m
the part of Second Question Paper. The examinee himself will be responsible for marking the
answer in the wrong order.
3. All questions are compulsory.
4. Examinee whose optional subject is Mathematical Sciences, they have to answer 100 questions
in total, there are three parts in the question paper,Part I is compulsory, m which there are 10
questions - in the order of51 to 60.Part H has 90 questions numbered 61 to 150. This part is of
Mathematics subject and PartHIhas 90 questions numbered 61 to 150.This partis ofStatistics
subject. Candidates should do either Part I and H or PartI and HI. Examinee clearly mention
in the OMR Sheet whether opted Mathematics or Statistics.
5. All questions carry equal marks. 2 marks will be given for each correct answer. There is no
provisions for Negative Marking.
6. On the cover page the number ofpages is indicated in the Question Booklet. The examinee should
verify that the requisite number of pages are attached in the Question Booklet,otherwise he/she
should ask for another Question Booklet.
7. Read carefully theinstructions given on the Answer Sheet(OMRSheet)supplied and mdicate your answers
ac(X)rdin^y.
Kindly make necessary entries on the Answer Sheet(OMR Sheet)only at the places mdica^d and
nowhere else.
9. Examinee should do all rough work on the spaces meantfor rough work in the pages given in the
Question Booklet and nowhere else, not even on the Answer Sheet(OMR Sheet).
10. If there is any sort of mistake either of printing or offactual nature in any question,then out of
the Hindi and English versions of the question, the Hindi version will be treated as standard.
11. Use of any type of calculator, log table etc. is prohibited.
12. Examinees will leave the Examination Hall only after handing over the OMR Sheet to the
Invigilator at the end ofthe examination at 3:05 p.m.

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