UP/217/1

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(I)

Attempt as many questions as you can. Each question carries 3 marks. One
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for each unattempted question.

full; 'l'fi
(2)

1.

-mt -.it

at<.

~ -.;B ifiT ""'" 'Ii( I ~ _

ifiT2J """-'"

I ~ ~ _

at<.

3 .

ifiT JIIlliq; ~

ifiT

~ I ~ TfffiI om: iii

WIT I

If more than one alternative answers seem to be approximate to the correct

answer, choose the closest one.

Let a relation R be defmed over the set of rational numbers Q by aRb if a> b. Then this
relation R is

(1) reflexive, but not symmetric and transitive

(2) symmetric, but not reflexive and transitive
(3) transitive, but not reflexive and symmetric
(4) not transitive, but reflexive and symmetric

(254)

(P.T.D.)

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ill; W<l"I R
W<l"I R

1lFI1

to

(1) ~

'!fu "ffi;moi\ it "!!"f'I

wrllrn om:

(2) wrllrn~. ~ ~
(3)

'It!

~o;'" ..

'It!

om

~ ~

"!!R

a> b.

<it ""

~o;'" .. ~. ~ ~

(4) ~o;lq ..

2.

om:

~o;lq..

Q '" aRb

'It!

Which of the

t.

om:wrllrn 'It! t
~ om: wrllrn ~

follo~g

is not an equivalence relation?

(1) The relation R defined on N x N by (a, b) R (e. d) if a+ d

b +c

(2) The relation of 'brotherhood' over the set of men

(3) The relation R defIned over the set of non-zero rational numbers by aRb if ab = :
(4) The relation R defined over the set of integers by aRb if a - b is divisible

~ '" iBllild

11 it 'Iii'! ~"tl"d I W<l"I 'It!

(1) N x N '" (a, b) R (e. d)

(2) ~

3.

"!!R

a+d ~ b+c

it "!!"f'I '" 'Iffi!l'l' ""

'!fu "ffi;moi\ it ~ '"

(4) ~

it "!!"f'I '"

"!!R

om ~ W<l"I

W<l"I

(3) mp!

aR b

t?

"!!R

aRb

a- b, 7

it

ab ~ 1 om ~ W<l"I R

t om

~ W<l"I R

Which is not necessarily a normal subgroup of a group G?

(1) G

(2) {e}, where e is the identity element of G

(3) The centre Z of G

(4) The normaliser of an element a E G

(254)

,,:::~.-

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(2) {e) ,

(1) G

..m

e, G 'lit <ffi!iI<n 3Wl ~

(3) G 'lit ~ Z

4.

The number of elements in the alternating group As

(I)

5.

(2)

15

30

(3)

IS

60

(4)

120

.Let R be the additive group of real numbers and R+ be the multiplicative group of

positive real numbers. Then the mapping f: R ----) R+ given by f{x) = eX 'if x

R is

(1) one-one, onto, but not homomorphism

(2) one-one, homomorphism, but not onto
(3) onto, homomorphism, but not one-one
(4) one-one, onto and homomorphism
llRT f.f; R CllfdklCfl ~m CfiT ~l.tlfI'lCfl ~
x

(1) ~, 311""'1<;",

(2)

(3) 311""'1<;10,

(4) ~, 311""'1<;10

"'Ii' ~I

6.

"" !(x)=e

'<ixER

om

JIG'!

.nil""1

f.n.1j "q","dl -;rtf

"",,,qcll, f.n.1j ~ -;rtf

~ R+ 'El"llfl'lCfl CI!fdIilCfl

i&:rran

CfiT ~O'''ilf'lCfl

!:R-->R+ ~

~,

6Ji'\Qdl,

~ <Hl'60I~,*; ~

afu

"q",qdl

Let n be the order of an element a of a group G. Then which of the following elements of
G has order different from n ?

(1) a P , where p is relatively prime to n

(2) x-lax, where x
(3)

a-I

(4) ax, where x

(254)

(P.T. 0.)

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llT'!T ~

"'l!!

G i\; """'" a ""

]Ii1!

t?

tI

<Ii! G

i\;

f.I"I fI ro."

~ it ..

mm

(4) ax, ~ XEG

7.

An infinite cyclic group has exactly

(1) one generator
(3)

three generators

(I) 11!Ii

8.

(2)

two

(4) four generators

(2)

<it

(3)

<ft:!

Which group is not Abelian?

(I) A cyclic group
(2) Symmetric group So
(3) A group of 4 elements
(4) A group G for which (ab)' ~ a'b' 't a; bEG

'Iit.!-m "'l!!
(I) ~

~ ~

t?

"'l!!

(2) ~ "'l!! So

~3) 4 ~ "" <l'!l!

(4) "'l!! G f.mi\; ~ (ab)' ~ a'b' 't a; bEG

(254)

gen~rators

(4) "".

]Ii1!

n i\ Nil

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9.

Let Z be the additive group of integers and H be the subgroup of Z obtained on

multiplying each element of Z by 3. Then the number of distinct cosets ofH in Z is

am

~ "" 41'11"''' "'li' t

H. Z "" ... ~ t it Z iii ~ """'" -.it 3 "i\ T"
-.i-\ '" >Ill! ~ tl "" Z il Hili 1'ffi-1'ffi ~~,",<i1 <lit If&rr oT>ft

'IR1 Z

(1)

10.

11.

(2) 3

(3)

(4)

00

Let H and K be fInite subgroups of a group G. Then o{HK) is equal to

(1)

o(H)+o(K)

(2) o(H)'o(K)

(3)

o(H)o(K)
o(HnK)

(4) o(H)o(K)-o(HnK)

How many elements of the cyclic group of order 8 can be used as generators of the
group?

(1)

12.

(3) 4

(2) 3

(4)

Which statement in not correct?

(1) The polynomials over a ring form a ring

(2) The polynomials over an integral domain form an integral domain
(3) The polynomials over a field form a field
(4) A field has no zero divisors

""" -m ..,.., _

'I1ff t?

oR ~ {I. 1% ""'" iI'Iffi ~

1% ~ :IIR! '" oR .~{I. 1% ~ :IIR! iI'Iffi
1% $ '" oR .~q{l. 1% $ iI'Iffi ~
1% $ iii 'lFI ~I~" 'I1ff ~ ~

(1) 1% ""'" '"

(2)

(3)

(4)

(254)

(P. T. D.}

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13.

Let f(x) and g(x) be two non-zero polynomials over a ring R. Then
l!l'IT

f.\; f (x)

>itt

9 ( x) 1% <ffi'! R 'R

<i\ ~ ~ ill- ~ I ""

(1) deg (f(x) + g(x))

max (deg f(x). deg g(x))

(2) deg (f(x) + g(x))

max (deg f(x), deg g(x))

(3) deg (f(x)+ g(x))< max (deg f(x). deg g(x))

(4) deg (f(x) + g(x)) > max (deg f(x), deg g(x))

14.

If A is a square matrix of order n, then 1adj A I is equal to

(2) IAl n -'

(1) (Al n - 2

15.

(3) lAin

(4) lAin,'

If H is a subgroup of G and N is a normal subgroup of G, then H n N is a normal

subgroup of
(1) H

(2)

~ f.\;<fi "{!1jj1 G ... H 1%

(3) H +N

(4) G

(3) H+N'"

(4) G'"

3'lW!i' >itt

WIT
(1) H ...

16.

(2)

N'"

If)..r (r == 1, 2, "', n) are the characteristic roots of a non-singular matrix A of order n,

then the characteristic roots of adj A are

-.fu

jiil!

n ~ f.\;<fi 3!-l!!""! ~ A ~ 31llrer~ '@ A, ( r ~ 1, 2, . n)

~fiil" '@
(1) IAIA,

(254)

m. madj A ~

o1i\
(2) I AI

(3)

A,

A,
6

(4)

1
I AI A,

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17.

If the characteristic values of a square matrix of third order are 2, 3, 4, then the value
of its determinant is

(1) 6

18.

(3) 24

(2) 9

(4)

54

Let Tl and T2 be linear operators on R2 defmed as follows:

1!FIl

'R ~ ~ T,

iln R2

a1tt T2

~ ~ ~ ,

TJia, b) =(b, a), T2 (a, b) = (a, 0)

rhen T,T2 defined by T,T2 (a, b) = Td T2 (a, b)) maps

<I'! T,T, (a, b) =T, (T2 (a, b))

(1)

19.

(0, I)

(2)

If the matrix
[6:

8~ 5~]

~ T,T2

o:m

iii

(~2)

into

~ (~2) '" .faill... ;Wrr

(3) (0, 2)

(1, 0)

is expressed as A + B. where A

(4)

IS

(2, 0)

symmetric and B

18

skew-symmetric, then B is equal to

[6 8

-.f?; 311"!i' 4 2

;] q;) A + B

iii

<"!

iI 3f!'l.."" WIT _, ;;roi A Wlflra a1tt B m..-Wlflra

9 7
~,

mB

r0

(1)

(254)

l-~

0RJiR ~

-2]
o2 -2
2

(2)

U ~]
-2
0
-2

(3)

[~ ~]
2
5

6
(4)

[;

~]
(P. T.O.)

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20.

2 -3 4 -1
a 1 5 -4 are
The characteristic values of the matrix
a a 3 7
a a a 4
2 -3 4
a 1 5 -1]
~
1lF!
a a 3 -:

~ 3lf'r.n~

a a
(1)

2l.

1, -2, 3, -4

(2)

The rank of the matrix

~l~
(1)

22.

1,2,3,4

-1
1
1

_:]

l~

(3) -1, 2, -3, 4

(4) -1,

(3) 4

(4)

-2, -3, -4

2]

-1
1 . 4 is
1 -1

~~t

(2) 3

If T is a linear transformation from an n-dimensional vector space U to an

m-dimensional vector space V. then the sum of the rank of T and the nullity of T is

equal to

'If!.

T ll,'f; n -flf$I

~ ~ ~ ~ ~
(1) n

23.

m u
'fiT

it

ll,'f; m flf$I

i!

ll,'f; ~ \'<4HH'1 ~,

-,m ""'" t
(3) n +m

(2) m

(4) n-m

The rank. and nullity of T, where T is the linear transfonnation from R2 to R3 defined
by T (0; b) ~ (a+ b, a-b, b) are respectively
R2

it

R3 q;) T (0; b) ~ (a+ b, a-b, b) IDU ~ ~ \'<4H,(01 T ~ ~

~
(1)

(254)

<it

1, 1

(2) 2,

(3) 0, 2

(4) 2, 1

3i'R 1!f'I1

JI'Im,

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24.

For the matrix- A

r~ ~ ~]. A-I is equal to

II
~ =l~ ~ ~] ~ ~ ~ t
0 0

A-I

(2)

(I) I

25.

(2) sin (l/x 2 )

The coefficient of

I
(I) - 24

If we expand cos

(I)

(254)

(4) 2A

(3) tan-I (l/x)

../2

(4) tanx

then the nth derivative of e""cos{bx+c) is

e~sin{bx+c+n$)

(4) e=cos{bx+c+!n$)

in the Maclaurin's expansion of log cos x is

X4

log cos x ~ ~<i\111t1

28.

=tan-I (bla),

If r='{a 2 +b 2 ) and $

(3)

27.

-A

Which function is continuous at x = 0 ?

(I) sin (l/x)

26.

(3)

it

X4

'fiT ~

I
12

(3) - -

(2) - -

45

(4)

(.!:4 +8) in powers of 9, the coefficient of ~

is
31

(2)

(3)

.J2
9

(4)

2
(P. T. D.}

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29.

The infmite series expansion of log ( 1 + x 1 is valid for

(I) x>-lonly

(2) x< I only

log (1+x) "" 3FR! ~:sTaR~"

30.

i\or.r

(3)

i\or.r I xld

(I)

~
l!FI

.."

x< 1 ~ ~

if

q;')

1
(2) 2

2
(3) 5

(4)

'"

2
3

The angle between the radius vector arid the tangent at any point on the cardioid
r=a(1+cos8) is

(I) -+2 4

(2) -+-

(3)

2 2

(4) -+-

2 3

The pedal equation of a curve is a relation between

(1) P and r

am: r
~ ,1r.,.11""< ~
(I) P

(254)

i\or.r

Writing mean value theorem as f(b)-f(a)=(b-a)f'(c), a<c<b, the value of c, if

f(x)=x(x-2),a=0,b=l, is

c""

32.

(2)

(4) -i<xsl

only

(4) -i<xsl ~ ~

~ ~

f(b)-f(a)=(b-a)f'(c), a<c<b
f(x)=x(x-2),a=0,b=l, <it

31.

1x 1<1

x> -I ~ ~

(I)

(3)

(2) s and 'I'

(2) s

(3) rand

am: 'I'

(3)

10

am: 8

(4) x and y

(4)

am:

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33.

For any curve ds is equal to

dB

(2)

rp

(3)

r/ p

34
. For any curve rdB.
- IS equaJ to
ds

(I)

35.

(2) sin ~

cos~

For the curve p2

'=

(3) cos IjI

(4) sin IjI

ar, the radius of curvature is

(3) 2p/a2

36. Which curve has no asymptotes?

(3)

A B
y=mx+c+-+-

(I) 2

(254)

x2

(3) 4

(2) 3

11

(4) 1
(P. T. D.)

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38.

If ex is a root of the equation f(9) =0, then an asymptote of the curve!

lIfu

39.

40.

a eiftOM'1

(8)

~, <iT

q,n

! ~f
r

(8) "" 1(ifi

".",,,,,ff ~

(2)

(3)

rco.(8-a)~f'(a)

(4) rcos (8 -a) ~I/f'(a)

The curve r
(I)

I loop

(I)

rsin(8-a)~I/f'(a)

a sin 56 has

(2) 3 loops

(3) 5 loops

(4)

10 loops

(2) 3 ~

(3) 5 ~

(4)

10 ~

(4)

x~-

An asymptote of the curve y

(2)

tan x is

(3)

x~-

x~-

x 3 10g (y/x) is a homogeneous function of x and y of degree

3

x 10g (y/x), x
(I) 0

(254)

"" 1(ifi '@

r.in(8-a)~f'(a)

42.

=0

(I)

(I) x =-

41.

am y "" lIlI'mI '""'" t

(2)

f.m<Iit

'lR!

(3) 2

If f(x,y)=O, ~(y,z)~O, then the value of dz is

dx

lIfu

f(x,y)=O,

(I)

fAy
f~z

~(y,z)~O, <iT

dz "" 1!H

dx

12

~
(4) 3

3.
4

f(9) is

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43.

a2 u + ya-2 uax 2 ax ay

If u is a homogeneous function of x and y of degree n, then the value of x IS

ou

(I) (n-l)ox

44.

If x =

(2)

n ou

(3) (n_l)Ou

oy

ox

sin 8 cos $, y == r sin 9 sin $, z = r cos 8, then the value

~ x=rsin8coscp, y = r sin e sin 4>,

(I) sina

45.

ou

n-

oy

r o{x,y,z).18

(r,a,$)

r cos 8, cIT a (x, y, z) <fiT lfR'

o{r,a,$)
(3) r' sin

(2) r sin a

(4) sin a sin $

The envelope of the family of curves Aa 2 +Ba. +C =0, where A, B, C are functions of x
and y variables, is

(I) B' -AC =0

46.

Z =

(4)

(3) C' -4AB =0

(2) B'-4AC=0
x2

(4)

A'-4BC=0

y2

The evolute of the ellipse - + - 2 = 1 is

a2 b

(I) {ax)'/3 +{by)'/3 =(a' _b')'/3

(2)

x'/3 +y'/3 = {a' _b')'/3

(4) (ax)'/3 +{by)'/3 =a'/3 b'/3

(254)

13

(P. T.O.)

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47.

The function x 3 +y3 -3axy has a maximum or minimum at the point

(1) (o;a)

(2) (0, 0)

(3)

(0; 0)

(4) (0, a)

(1) (0; a)

(2) (0, 0)

(3) (0; 0)

(4) (0, a)

'R ~ 3N<IT

48.

f.Ifu

The minimum value of x 2 +y2 +2/x+2jy is attained at

(2) (1, 1)

(1) (2,2)

49.

(3)

= t

(2)

x =t'

The value of the integral

r,/2

Jo

log sin x

(3)

(4)

(%, %)

(4)

~log2

x =1 12

J:/ 210g sin x dx is

ax "" l!H t
~

(3) -log 2
2

(1) --1tlog2

(254)

(~,~)

An appropriate substitution for the integral

(1)

50.

~I

14

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51.

If m and n are integers and n -m is odd, then the value of the integral

I:

cos mx sin nx dx is

2nm

(3) 0

52.

If In

0:::

Icotn

dx, then In +1n_2 is equal to

"-1

(I) _cot
x
n-I

53.

(2)

S;cos

The value of the integral

fl14ICf1t:1

J~cos 4 X dx

31t
( I) -

(3)

(254)

16

(2)

cot n - 2 x
n-I

lIR

3~

(4)

31t
32

xsinx dx'IS

o 1+cos 2

~2

(4)

x dx is

3~

x sinx dx CfiT
""""" ro 1+cos
x

cot n- 2 x
n -I

CfiT lJR

The value of the integral

(I)

(3)

(2) -

16

54.

cot n - 1 x
n-I

~2

(3)

15

~2

(4)

~2

(P. T. 0.)

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55.

lim

~.!.

n-+oo r",1 n

f(n +r) is equal to

~ n-T

(1) -+1

56.

(254)

~a2

(2)

""*

~a2

T =

i\ 1'ro

~ ~

a cos 48 is

2a cos 9 is

(2) na

~a

3l1m<

(3) ~a'

The perimeter of the curve r

(1)

59.

alR

The whole area of all the loops of the curve

( 1)

58.

(4) - +2

The area included between the cycloid x ::: a (8 - sin e ), y::: a ( 1- cos e) and its base is
..,..., x=a(8-sin8), y=a(1-cos8)

57.

(3) --1
2

(2) "-

(3)

4~a

(4)

8~a

The length of the arc of the catenary y =ccosh{xjc) from the vertex (0, c) to the point
(x" yd is

i\

"$I

(0, c)

(1)

yf -c'

flr%. (x" yd "'" ~

(2)

y = ccosh (x/c) ~ ;m -.!it ~ ~

~Yf -c'

(3) yf+c'

16

(4)

~y~ +c 2

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60.

For the parabola 2a=1+cos6. the value of ds is

""""" --'" ~ 1 + cos 8

r

(1)

61.

d~

ds

iii fuo: -

2a

d~

(2)

sin \If

<liT

',r-d

2a

(3)

. 2
8m \jJ

2a
sin 3 ,+,

(1) s=asin\ll

(2) s

~2asin ~

(3) s

t
(4) s

4asin ~
2

y-3!1\I

iii 'lfu\, ~ ~ ""'" im

(1) 4 ~ab2
3

(3)

'fiT

~6asin ~

The volume of the solid generated by revolving the ellipse x 2 + Y 2

a
b

~ ~2 + y22 ~ 1 iii

63.

sin 3 \II

The intrinsic equation of the cycloid x=a(8+sin8), y=a{1-cos8) is

"fsIi"! x~a(8+sin8). y~a(I-case) 'fiT ~ "qj<o(OI

62.

(4)

:=

1 about the y-axis is

.4:~a3

(4)

4 ~b3

The volume of the solid generated by revolving about the y-axis the area bounded by
the curve, the lines y = a, y == b, and the y-axis, is equal to

.... lmall

y ~ a, y ~ b.

>it<

y-3!1\I ~

(2)

S>2 dy

flR I$i iii

y-3!1\I

iii 'lfu\,

~ ~

""'" im

'fiT

""'" t

64.

fax dy
b

The surface area of the anchor-ring generated by the revolution of a circle of radius a
about an axis in its own plane distant b from its centre (b > a) is

ilI"'II iii "'" VI iii 31<R ~

""'" WI< -'I'R'l <liT '!l' -I$i t
a

(1) 4< 2ab

(254)

(4) 2~

l(1r.I

i! ~ ~ ~

b (b > a)

'l!l '"

~ 311\1 iii 'lfu\, ~ ~

(2) ~2ab

17

(P.T.O.)

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65.

r2 ry / 2y dy dx

The value of the integral Jl Jo

II}

66.

12}

24

1lR

qjf

12}

1
3

13} 7

S; S:

13} 3

On changing the order of integration in the integral

II}

fix, y} dx dy

if "",.."'.,

q;r .,.. ""'"

12}

fix, y} dy dx

14}

fix, y} dy dx

68.

The integral

4a

Io

14}

'l"( " "

f; s:
f; S;

J: S: f(x,

y) dx dy. it becomes

it "'"" ~

fix, y} dydx
fix, y} dx dy

S2<,=, dx dy represents the area of the region enclosed by

:2

x /4a

{Il the parabola y2

==

4ax and the lines y =0, x == 4a

(2) the p~abola y2

4ay and the lines x

13} the parabolas y 2

= 40x

and x 2

4ay .

14} the lines x=O, x=4a, y=o, y=4a

1254}

1
6

(e-Y/y) dx dy is

,,",""" f; r
f; f:
13} f; f;

14}

12

The value of the integral

II}

67.

r / y dy dx
.hr2 Jo
y

I'1l<flt?l

is

18

0, y

4a

llP/217/1

""'ail y ~ O.
y2 ~ 4ay ai'I< ""'ail x ~ O.

(I) ~ y2 ~ 4ax

(2) ~
(3) q{q~<:(l
(4)

69.

""'ail

y2 =

4ax

l!H

q;J

4ay GTU

t
(2)

15,[,;
8

3n
4

(3)

(4)

15n
8

The value of integral J~ x m- 1 (l~xt-l dx (m > 0, n > 0) is

tI'lICfliil

J~ x m - 1 (1-xt- 1 dx(m>O,n>Oj

(I) r(m)+r(n)

fHv x

2:

1 1
-

(I)

0, Y

2:

CfiT 1fR

0,

ym-l zn-l

r(l)r(m)r(n)
r(l+m+n)

0, Z 2: 0,

0, x + y +z S; 1
dx dy dz CfiT lfR 'irTTT

Z ~

t
(4) r(m)r(n)
r(m+n)

(3) r(m+n)

(2) r(m)r(n)

If V is the region given by x 2: 0, Y

ffJv X I - 1 ym-l zn-l dx dy dz is

'If<:

(254)

Y ~ 4a ""

x~O. x~4a, y~O. y~4a ""

(I) 3,[,;
4

71.

x2

x ~ 4a ""

The value of r(~) is

r(~)

70.

ai'I<

""

(2) r(l)r(m)r(n)
r(l+m+n+1)

19

+ Y + z :<;; 1, then the value of the integral

(3)

"'"

I$J

r(l)r(m)r(n)
r(l+m+n+2)

(4)

-.T.

'H'l'CfI~

r (I) r(m) r (n)

r(l+m+n+~)

(P.T.D.)

llP/217/1

72.

The sum of B(m+L n) and B(m, n+I) is

B(m+L n)

73.

aft-.:

B(m, n+I) 'IiI

<irT

(I) B(m, n)

(2) B(m+Ln+I)

(3) B(2m+L2n+I)

(4) 2B(m, n)

The order of the differential equation

{I+(~)

2}3/2
=p

~;

1S

{I+(~)
(I) 1
74.

(2)

2}3/2

=p

~;

(4) 3

(3) 4

The number of arbitrary constants in the general solution of the differential equation

[~;r +SioX(~)' +IogX~+9Y=COSX

will be

(I) 2
(254)

d3 )2 +sin x:::
(d )3 +log xdd!x
dx;

(2) 3

(3) 5

20

+9y

cos x

(4) 6

llP/217/1

75.

The general solution of the differential equation sec 2 x tany dx + sec 2 y tan x dy

0 is

~ l;'lIilCfl(U1 sec 2 xtany dx+sec 2 ytan x dy =0 CfiT ~ ~ ~

(I) tan x tany

76.

=c

(2) tan x +tany

=c

(3) tan(xy)

=c

(2) log(y-x)=c+---.lL
y-x

(4) log(y-x)=c+ Y

(3) log(y-x)=c+-

An integrating factor of the differential equation (1 +X2) dy +2xy;= cos x is

dx

(I) log(l+x2)

78.

(2) l+x2

(3)

x2

(4)

Equations of the form dy + Py = Qyn , where P and Q are functions of x alone, can be
dx
reduced to the linear form by dividing by yn and putting

dy + Py
dx

f,l",Rtflgij

(I)

(254)

tan (x/y) = c

The general solution of the differential equation x+y dy =2y is

dx

(I) log(y-x)=c+-y-x

77.

(4)

Qy" ""'" 11;

.

if "it iiI;"i\

--=V

yn-l

.Ijj,,(,n

ll<o<

(2)

-.it,
""

if

-.m P om Q i\;<r.r
~ 011 ll'fiffi

(3)

-=V

y"

21

x 11; ~

"it ~,f.1ij

y"

<0<

om

t1
I

--=V

yn+l

(4)

--=V

yn-2

(P.T.O.)

llP/21 7 / 1

79.

The differential equation M dx + N dy

exact if

=:0

0, where M and N are functions of x and y, is

(4) aM=aN
ax ay

80.

If

~[aN ~

8M)

is a function of
ax ay
equation M dx. + N dy = 0 is
M

-.fl\ ~[aN _aM) ~

M

ax

ay

yalone, say f{y), then an integrating factor of the

y "" '""'"

~.

1lRT f.I; fly)

-m.

cit

.1i10;(01

Mdx+Ndy=O ""

~lil<tli?liifi !l0I"1&og ~

(1)

81.

fly)

(1)

(3) elflY)dY

px + alp. p ~ dy "" ~ OR

y2 =ax

(4)

dx

e-I fly)dy

(2)

y2 =2ax

(3) y2

4ax

(4) x 2 = 4ay

The general solution of the equation p = log (px -y), p == dy is

dx
,
dy
~
iE'l"iiCfl(ll1 p=log{px-y), p = - CfiT 'IDll'RJ ~ t>
dx

(1) c=log(cx-y)

(254)

Jfly) dy

The singular solution of the equation y = px + a/ p, p == dy is

dx
.1i10;(U1 Y =

82.

(2)

(2)

y=cx

(3) y=x+c

22

llP/217/1

83.

The general solution of the equation d y +m4y:=0 is

dx 4

*'l'llCfl{U1 -..-.1!..+m4y =0 <fiT ~ ~ ~

dx 4

(1) Y

84.

cle mxl .J2 cos (mx/J2 +c2J +C3e-mxl.J2 cos

The particular integral of the differential equation (D 2 + D - 2) Y = eX, where D denotes

d .
-

dx'

lS

1 x
( 1) -e
3

85.

(mx./.J'i +C4J

Putting

(2) xe"

=e t

and

denoting

.!. xe x

(3)

d
dt

(4)

by

D,

the

1 -x
-xe
3

differential

equation

x 2 d y + 7x dy + 13y = log x is transformed into

dx'
dx

x ~ e'

.il!iWi

(254)

'R

",ql'i1~d

>i'R !!:.. -.i\ D i\ ~ -.i.\

dt

I ""'"

'R _

Wft,.""

t?

(1) (D'+6D+13)y~t

(2) (D' +6D +13) y ~ e'

(3) (D'+8D+13)y~t

(4) (D' +8D+13)y=e'

23

(P.T.O.)

llP/217/1

86.

The solution of the simultaneous equations dx - Y

;0:=

dt

841,,;{O, ~ dx _y =~ dy +x = 1,," ..,

dt
dt

t, dy +x=l is
dt

(Il x=c1cost+c2sint+2, y=-clsint+c2cost-t

(2) X=CICOSt+C2Sint,

(3) x
(4)

87.

Y=-CISint+C2coSt-t

cl cost+c2 sint+2,

Y = -cl sint+C2 cost

y=-clsint-t

x=c1cost+2,

2
If 2_Px+Qx2 =0, then a particular integral of d y +P dy +Qy =0 is

dx'

'!fit

2-Px+Qx' =0,

d'y
dy
m --+P
-+Qy =0,," "'" ~
dx'
dx

8'<1'1;;",

(3) Y = eX

(2) y=-

88.

dx

Choosing z such that dz = e - I P dx and changing the independent variable from x to z,

dx

the second-order linear differential equation d y +P dy +Qy =R is transformed into

dx'

dx

the equation

z 'fiT "It'! V<IiR

WIT"

d'y +P dy +Qy = R

dx'

dx
",",,,,It! ;;ni\arr?

(1)

-.;G 'R fi<;

if .,..m,.

"!(

.:t

dz = e - JP dx

dx

x " z

'R ..-;;

l!CI!

i\; ~ ~ 841 ..,0,

f.I .... ~""d if " ~

d Y+

dz'

y=

(:)'

(2)

dx

d'y
--+
dz'

(:)'

d'y Q
R
(3) - + - y = dz' dz
dz

(254)

if

afn: ~

d'y
(4) --+
dz'

dx
24

dy _
-

( : ) ' dz

dy

( : ) ' dz-

R
(:)'

(:)'

841,",0,

if

llP/2I7/1

89.

To solve the linear differential equation d y +P dy +Qy =R by the method of variation

dx 2

dx

of parameters we need two independent solutions of the equation

d2
(I) ~+QY~O

(2) d y2 +P dy ~O
dx
dx

d2
d
(3) ~+P ....!t+QY ~O

(4) d y2 +Q dy +Py

dx 2

dx 2

90.

dx

dx

~O

dx

The solution of the partial differential equation x (y -z) p +y (z-x) q

(x -y) z is

~ """'"" ~<i1"<OI x(y-z)p+y(z-x)q~(x-y)z '"' OR ~

91.

(I)

(3)

~(x+y+z,yz/x)~O

(x+y+z,

xyz)~O

(2) ~ (x+y+z, xy/z)~O

(4)

The complete solution of the partial differential equation p2 +q2 =n 2 is

(I)

(2) z~ax+v(n2 _a2 )y+c

z~ax+ny+c

(4) z~V(n2 _a2 ).x+a2y+c

(3) z = nx +ay +c

92.

(254)

~(x+y+z,zx/y)~O

The complete solution of the partial differential equation z

25

px + qy + c..J (1 + p2 + q2) is

(2)

z~ax+by+c

(4)

z~ax+by+c/ab

(P.T.O.)

llP/2l7/l

93.

If

~l

and

>2

are arbitrary functions, the solution of the partial differential equari::::

r-4s+t;;=O is

94.

z=$dy+2x)+X~2(y+2x)

(1) z=~dy+2x)+~2(y+2x)

(2)

(3) z=~dY+X)+~2 (y+x)

(4) z=~dY+X)+X~2(Y+x)

The solution of the partial differential equation s;;= e X + Y is

(1) z=~dX)+~2(Y)+e"

Z=~, (X)+$2 (y)+e Y

(2)

(4) z=$dX)+~2(Y)+XY

95.

The
particular
integral
of
{D 3 -2D 2D'-DD,2 +2D,3)z=e x+ y is

(2)

the

!xe x + Y

(3)

96.

Putting x = eU y = elJ, and denoting

partial

differential

_2. yeX+ Y
2

~ and ~ by D and D' respectively, the equation

au

au

x 2 r_4xys+4y 2 t+6yq=x 3 y 4 is transformed into the equation

(254)

equation

(1) (D-2D')(D-2D'-1)z=e 3u + 4 ,

(2) (D_2D')(D_2D'+1)z=e 3u + 4 ,

(3) (D_D')(D_2D'_1)z=e 3U +4,

(4)

26

(D+2D')(D_2D'_1)z=e 3u + 4 ,

llP/217/1

97.

If R, 8, T, U and V are functions of x, y, Z, p and q variables, the Monge's subsidiary

equations for the partial differential equation Rr+Ss+Tt+U(rt-S2)=V are
R dp dy+T dqdx+U dp dq-V dx dy =0 and
~

..u

1('i V

R, S, T, U

Rr+Ss+Tt+U(rt-s')=V

x, y,

Z,

,.

1('i q

e41Cfi{U1

:aift<fl(ul
~

R dp dy +T dq dx+U dp dq- V dx dy =0 1('i

(1) Rdy'-Sdydx+Tdx'+Udpdx+Vdqdy=O

(2) Rdy'+Sdydx+Tdx'+Udpdx+Vdqdy=O
(3) R dx' -S dx dy+Tdy' +U dp dx+ V dqdy =0
(4)

98.

R dx' +S dx dy+Tdy' +U dp dx+ V dqdy =0

The solution of Brachistochrone problem is

(1) a catenary

(2) a cycloid

(3) an inverted cycloid

(4) a hyperbola

( 1) '"" i\;r.rt\

99.

(2) '"" ""'"

A necessary condition for the functional

fab F{x. y, y') dx to have an extremum for a

given function y (x) is that y (x) satisfies the equation

""""'" J: F(x, y, y') dx

_

(254)

mf .....

-.it '"" ~ ~

ill; y(x)

f,l..,r.,ltId

'RH y(x) ,.

~,,1"{u1

27

~ ~

"Ill

"l:ffi"! -.t.! <lit '""

-.it Wi!! ...t

(P,T.O,)

llP/217/1

100.

The extremal of the functional

rl

Jl/2

x 2y'2 dx subject to the conditions y (lf2)

1, y{1)

0:=

1S

mT

y (1/2) =1, y(I)=2

I
(I) y =--

101.

( I) 1(iIi

(4) Y =_x 2 +3

(3) y=-x+3

tffoI

(2) a cone

(2) 1(iIi

(3) an ellipsoid

(4) a sphere

(4) 1(iIi

>i'r.rr

x~

(2) 21t

(3) 3.

(4)

411

For a particle falling under gravity in a resisting medium, if the law of resistance be
mku n , the terminal velocity will be
1(iIi

l!flm>fi '""'" if ~ t >1$r ilRa ~

~ ~
(I)

(254)

I
(2) y=--+3

The periodic time of a cycloidal pendulum is

(I)

103.

The solid of revolution which, for a given surface area, has maximum volume is

(I) a cylinder

102.

t >1$r

9
k

1(iIi q;1lJ

~,

-.ft\ l!flm<r "" f.m>!

it'll
(2)

(~ )

'/2
(3) (

28

~)

'/2n

'/n
(4)

(k)

mkv n

it, <it

llP/217/1

104.

A body, consisting of a cone and a hemisphere of radius r on the same base, rests on a
rough horizontal table, the hemisphere being in contact with the table. The greatest
height of the cone, so that the equilibrium may be stable, is

"'" t\ :;mm
~
r ili"'lT ~ "'" ~ "it f.ifif<r "'" jqu" "'" W ~ 1\;0
~
"""'
fi<~," ,.... , if t ill; .. <pn., , 1\;0 ~ W'!'l; if t I ~ ~ -m, ~ fuI1l: ~ <iii ~
'!>: "'"

"'"

iPft
(2)

105.

'!>:

r,!2

(3) 2r

(3) X

(2)

~O

(4) LX + MY + NZ

~Y~Z ~L~M~N~O

X Y

-~-+-

~0

(2) - + - + L M N

The moment of inertia of a hollow sphere of mass M and radius a about a diameter is

(2)

(254)

M~L ~

Which quantity is an invariant for any given system of forces?

(I)

107.

The general conditions of equilibrium of a rigid body are

(l)X~Y~Z~O

106.

(4)

~Ma'

(3)

29

?. Ma'
5

(4)

~ Ma'
3

(P. T. D.}

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108.

A uniform tetrahedron of mass M is kinetically equivalent to four particles, each of

mass M, at the vertices of the tetrahedron, and a futh particle placed at its centre of
20
inertia of mass
"" 11.'"
M ~,

M _
"" _

(1)

20
4M

~'Ng"iil" ~ "" " WI'! ~ ~ -wi! 'R W "" 'h"i't, f.RiI " """"
3'it< 11.'" ~ 'h"T i\;, -.i\ ~ ~ i\;;j: 'R WI s,31T ~ 3'it< t.m..T _
i

109.

Mk2

(4)

dedt

(2)

Mk2

(de)
dt

(3)

k
h

(2)

k2

(3)

Mk2

dedt

The kinetic energy of a body moving in two dimensions is

(1) !Mu 2 +!Mk 2 8 2

(2)

(3) !Mu 2
2
(254)

2M

The periodic time of a compound pendulum is the same as that of a simple pendulum
of length

(1)

111.

In-the motion of a body about a fixed axis, the moment of momentum of the body about
the fixed axis is

(1)

110.

(3)

(2) 3M

30

Mu 2 + Mk 2 82

(4)

~2
k

llP/2l7/l

112.

Forces P, Q, R act along the sides of the triangle

x + y = L y - x = 1, y = 2. The magnitude of their resultant is

oooil

x-y~Ly-x~Ly~2

'lfturpfi ""

113.

'lliJnur

<l f.I1ifo f>';P! <f't

the

~oil if; ~ iffi P,Q,R ~

lines

tl

t
(2) '(P' +Q' +R' -R(P+Q)}

(3) '{ P' -Q' +R' -2R(P +Q)}

(4) '{P' +Q 2 +R2 -R(P+Q)/,/2}

Let T be the tension in the string AB of length 1. If the string AB is displaced to the
position A'B', where A'B'=1+8l, the work done by the tension T is

!if. 1 ~ <f't 11.'1' i\t\ AB il

iHT'! Ttl

om A'B' ~ 1~61, iii iHT'! T -.m 'l'" q;1'f t

(1) T -01

(2) -T-51

<ffi\ i\t\

AB qit filIfu A' B'

(3) 2T 51

il

~ f.\;'l1 'ill'!,

(4) -2T 51

Let T be the tension at any point P of a catenary, and To that at the lowest point C. If W
is the weight of the arc CP of the catenary, the value of r 2
is

-rg

'!HT

!if. ~ if; M

foR;,

(1)

\\,'

ai'I< ;mil;
'If.! t

P 'l< iHT'! T,

"'" CP "" "" W ;it, <iT T' -T~ ""

115.

by

(1) ,{ P' ~Q' _R' -R(P +Q),/2}

'!HT

114.

formed

foR;,

(2) 2W'

~ if;

t I <ffi\

C 'l< iHT'! To

(4) 3W'

If a txxiy is slightly displaced from its position of equilibrium and the forces acting on it

in its displaced position are in equilibrium, the body is said to be in

{Il stable equilibrium

(2) unstable equilibrium

(3) neutral equilibrium

(4) limiting equilibrium

<ffi\

11.'1'

"""'" il >fl
(I)

(254)

-...l'ft

qit

ow.li\

H '''' ,.... ,

H'''''.<"'IT

H'''' ,.~

<l ~ 0lT ~ -.ni\ ai'I< """ 'l<

il -;;1, <iT m <f't ~ H '''' ,.... , qit ~ ~
(2)

m'II'fi HI"'I.~
31

(3) ~ HI"'I.... I

q;1'f -.;f.t

-.T.\

iffi

(4) ~ H''''I.f1I<1

(P. T. D.)

llP/217/1

116.

The transverse component of acceleration of a particle moving in a plane is

(2) 2fli

(I) 5

117.

(2) 2fli

. uP
e=-

(2)

(!if

-,.!

Hii

(3)

52

(4)

e. =uP-

(4)

r2

3l1'ffi '1ffi
oft"! <t't 'i!t M

>l'OR llW!

!f'lRl<i\

~ ~ ~ ~

(3)
a+~

r-rli 2

r _r1i 2

e. =uP

a-~

<it MRl<i\ if

~ u, u

0i'R WRr

<"R"T a, ~ ~ I

u-u

+~

a+~

A particle coming from rest from infmity will reach the el!rth's surface with a velocity

(I) .J9r
(254)

(4)

A point executes simple hannonic motion such that in two of its positions the velocities
are U, u and the corresponding accelerations are cr., 13. Then the distance between the
positions is

11.'> ~ ~

120.

52

The formula for angular velocity of a particle P about a point 0 is

(I)

119.

(3)

The normal component of acceleration of a particle moving in a plane is

(I) 5

118.

Hii

(2) J2gr

(3) J3gr

32

(4) 2.J9r

llP/217/1

121.

A particle is projected from the lowest point with velocity u and moves along the inside
of a smooth vertical circle of radius r. The particle will make complete revolutions if the
pressure at the lowest point is greater than

wre ~ it "'" _

T fI<m ~ "'" R<i-\ ~'" 'f" i\; <!'!it

'f" it WI ~ ~ i\; ~ '1flr <!mIT i
""" H'"' fa"" d if it flI;<!i't 3lfl.Tq; 1i\?

mg

(I)

122.

(2) 2mg

'f" i\;

I ..-;; _

u i\>T it "51~ iln'lT W<!T i .rr

'Ifi; ~ ~ 'R

~ 'I1Ii< <'1'11"11

(3) 4mg

(4) 6mg

A uniform solid cylinder is placed with its axis horizontal on a plane, whose inclination
to the horizon is u. The least coefficient of friction between it and the plane, so that it
may ro]2 and not slide, is

~ " a ituT 'R ~ "'" 'ffi <I'!Oi'1 'R "'" ~"Mld 3m ~ _ s.3lT t f.m-..r ill>\! ~
~
mq; " -..i\;, ~ f.n( ~ "'" <I'!Oi'1 i\; $I "fRI'! 'l'ir ~ i

m
,

(2) -tan ex

(4) -tanex

- -- -

---)

bxc

(II

(2)

~~~

[a bel
_

"A

"";',',1\"

(3)

~~~

---)

---)

---)

axb

(4)

~~~

[a bel

---)

~~~

[a bel

---)

r=1 r I. then the value of div(rn r) is

-+

'~x i - Y j +z k "'" r ~ [ r [,

(I) 0

cxa
[a bel

If,.. =xi-yj+zk and

>rR

(254)

(3) -tanex

If d , b", c' be a system of vectors reciprocal to the system a, b. c. then a' is equal to

124.

1
2

-tan a

(1)

123.

"'"

tl

---)

iIt div (rn r)

(2) nr n -'

(3)

33

'lIT l!1'!

nrn

t
(4) (n +3) rn

(P,T.D.)

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125.

If

~ is a scalar invariant, then 0$, are components of

(1)

ox'

a contravariant vector

(2)

(3) a contravariant tensor of order 2

(4) a covariant tensor of order 2

(1) "'" q;'~I~Il:~'l

(2) "'" ,,"~j{l(1ll

(3) JP! 2 ~ "'" q;'~I~ll:l(1ll ~ ~

126.

~ "'" "'l~Il:~'l ~ ~

(4) JP! 2

The equation of the cone reciprocal to ax 2 +by2 +cz 2 =0 is

(1)

127.

a covariant vector

ayz+bzx+cxy~O

How many points are there on the paraboloid ax 2 +by2 =2z the normals drawn at
which pass through a given point (n, ~ y)?
q""", ., ax 2 + by2 ~ 2z 'R f4;<f.\ ~

'Ujt ~

'R mO;

'!it ~ "'" ~ '!it ~ (ex, iJ, y)

"i\ ~ ~?
(1) 3

128.

(2) 4

(3) 5

(4) 6

The equation of the right circular cone whose vertex is the origin, the axis is the z-axis
and semi-vertical angle is ~. is
4
"<1"! ~ ~ 'lIT ,,>i\q;"I, f.mq;r ~

'l.<'IflI"J,

tWIT
(254)

34

to

f.mq;r

3l", z-3l",

to

am f.mq;r

3l":,~M., "4

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129.

A plane passes through a fixed point ( a, h, c) and cuts the axes in A, B, C. The locus of
the centre of the sphere OABC is
1('0 "!I'I1Rl 1('0

OABC

fu! ~

(a, b, c) j\ ~

* iM: "" ~ t

130.

om

",Pit -.it

(2) -+-+- =2

ax~by+cz=1

(4) ax+by+cz=2

i!

-.mIT

t I 'l'ta

abc
x y z

The director sphere of the central conicoid ax 2 + by2 + cz2

(2) x

(4)

131,

~31T A, B, C

abc
x y z

(I) ---+- =1

(3)

==

1 is

222111
+y +z =-+-+-

abc

x +y +z =--+-+a 2 b 2 c2

which pass through the point

The generators of the hyperboloid

tacosa,bsina,O) are

( I]

(3)

(254)

x-acosa

y-bsina
b sino.

=-

z
c

(2)

x-acosn y-bsina
z
==
-asina
-b cos a
c

(4)

acosn

35

x-acosa

asina

y-bsina
-beosn

z
c

=-

x-acosex y-bsina.
z
=
=
asina
c
bcosa

(P.T.O.)

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132.

The number of paraboloids confocal with a given paraboloid and passing through a
given point is

(I) 2
133.

(2)

(3)

(4)

IfT is a linear transformation from a vector space U into a vector space V, then [R(Tl]o

is equal to

(I)

134.

(2)

N(T)

N (T)

(3) R(T)

In an inner product space V (F)

"'" "<",,It<!;

(I)

~"H"'''

V (F)

if
(2)

l(a,~))=llallll~1I

(3) l(a,~)I=llall+II~11

135.

Oil

lIed

",...,IIl.. ~

(4) )(a,~)I<llall+I)~11

~"H"'''

(2) Iiall

(I) 0

(3)

II == II 1311, then the value of

~ '"'"' ~ flI; Iia II =11 ~II,

211a II

(4)

If the function f(z) =u(x. y)+iu(x, y) is analytic, then

-.f<\

'!iff.! f(z)

=u(x, y) +iu(x, y)

au au au

(254)

)(a,~)I<llallll~l)

If a, f3 be vectors of a real inner product space such that II ex

(a+jl,a-~) is

-.f<\ a, ~ "'"

136.

(4) R(T)

~,~fiI ..

to m

av

au au au au

(I) . - = - , - = - ax ay ay
ax

(2) - = - , - = ax ax ay ay

au
au au
au
(3) - = - - , - = - ax
ax ay
ay

(4) _au
ax

36

=__
au,

_au
ay ay

=_au
ax

m (a +jl, a -~)

Ilallll~11

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137.

If S is a subset of an inner product space V, then S.LU- is equal to

138.

(3) SH

(2) S"

(1) S

(4) V

The infinite series

111
1+-+-+-+
2 P 3P 4P
is convergent if

(I!

139.

(2) p=l

p< 1

(3)

<1

(4)

P >1

A function f is defmed in [0,11 as follows:

f(xl

f{x)

plq, when x is any non-zero rational number plq in its lowest terms and
0, when x is irrational or O.

Then the Riemann integral of

11!> '&'R 1,[0, I] iI ~ ~

J( x I =

-.itf
"" [0, I]
(1) 0

(254)

piq,

"'Ii! x

<i"&rr

t :

~ '!

oN-i

llT 0

in [ 0, I] is

iI -.itf mJ:" '!M'! <i"&rr plq t ~ I

(x) = 0 "'Ii! x

t1

iI f "" ft'li ~q I.. ", t

(2)

(3) -1

37

(4)

!
(P.T.O.)

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140.

If

{
(xl

f."

then a I fIx) I dx

1S

=;

1 when x is rational
-1, when x is irrational

equal to

fIx) = { 1 , "I'!
-1, 'ili!

(1) -(b-a)

141.

142.

(2)

(3) 0

(b-a)

b-a
2

The test for convergence of an alternating series was given by

(1) Cauchy

(2) D'A1embert

(1) ~

(2)

t\-3!R'<Ii

(3) Raabe

(4) Leibnitz

(3) ""'

(4)

For an Einstein space

(1) Rij =-gij

(3) Rij

(254)

(4)

38

=-R gij
n

H.41~

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143.

The value of curl tux u) is

~

cur1(uxu) 0fiT 11R

---

(II

t
-')

-+-~

uxcurl u-uxcurl u
---+

---+

---)

-- ---)

---)

---+ -')

(2) (vV)u-(uV) v+(div v)u-(divu) v

---?

(3)

-+-+

---)--)

---)---)

---)0

(v-V) u+(uV) v+ uxcurl u +uxcurl v

---)

---lo

--)0

---)

(4) (vV)u-(uV) v

144.

The function

f defmed by f

(x, y) =) x) +) y) is

(1) not continuous at (0,0)

(2) differentiable at (0, 0)

(3) continuous but not differentiable at (0,0)

(4) continuous as well as differentiable at (0,0)

om 'IItmfur,.... f

f(x,y)=)x)+)y)
(I)

(0,0) 'R """

'It! t

(2) (0,0) 'R 3<.",,,011.

(3) (0,0) 'R """ ~, ~ 3<.",,,011.

145.

'It! t

(4) (0,0) 'R """

If S is the surface of the sphere x 2 +y2 +z2

ffs (oxdydz+bydzdx+czdxdy) is

~ S ~ x 2 +y2

+Z2 =1

<iii <!Cfil

m,

<it

.q,,,,,,

aIR

i
3<.",,,011.

1, then the value of the integral

Ifs (oxdydz+bydzdx+czdxdy) ""

'lHWrr
4
(2) -(a+b+c)

(I) (a+b+c)

146.

4
3

-1[

(a+ b + c)

4
(4) -Rube
3

The value of r (a) r(l-a) is

r(a) r(l-a) "" l!H
(I) sin ax

(254)

(3)

t
(2) sin a

(3) 1t sin em

39

(4)

1t

sin a
(P. T. D.)

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147.

148.

149.

The correct inequality for the modulus of the difference of two complex numbers zl and
Z2 is

(I) Iz,-z21~lzd-lz21

(2)

Iz, -z21 >1 z,l +1 z21

(3) Iz,-z21';lzd-lz21

(4)

Iz,-z21~lzd

The functionf(z)~lzI2 is
(1) differentiable everywhere

(2) differentiable nowhere

(3) differentiabie at the origin only

(4) differentiable at z

0 and z

If LIF(t)) ~f(p). then Llt"F(t)) is equal to

~ LIF(t))~f(p),

iii Llt"Flt))

d"

(I) - f ( p )

(2)

dp"

150.

IZ21

iIUOf(

dn-1
dp"-' f(p)

(3) (_I)"

~ flp)

(4) (_I)"

dp"

d""-',

flp)

dp

at} .

sin
The value of L { - t -

L { 'i~

at} ""

l!1'I

1.

~
(4)

coc'[;)

***
40

D/1(254)-210

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<;.ffi\ ~ lITf! '"' <'! 1

2.

'!U1;lT

3.

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'1'!'f

"" "" "it

't<"I'.,,"

3l'l'fT

5.

""'-'l'!

% ~""

...,;-...,; ",,""0;

7.

~ 1 '"

<Ir J1firfi:w; fffi<T

fit ~ ail< , "it

W'IT

firt<r 'Iff I ''ffl "'"- w

q., " f.!'Iffur

iR " 3l'l'fT "':lifi"io; f.!'Iffur """

11 -.m lWT-~ 'iii """" ,,'IT ;)e 'iii

'jl! 'R

am:

~ .;t

'IT " ' "

"",-w "" ~ Jl'l11 ~-'fl!/ 'IT

airo 1('!o amo 'l'! '"

3l:!SfiiiiQ; ~o

m-w

'IiI'1'f mOl

if

'f .,."if 1

m fi;w """'"-

</rim ""'-

fi1i'Ir 0fliIw I

8I:J,hl/i" "."

4.

6.

if Rtww W<r

'R

<'!R 'R ~

~ ,,'IT oft<! ~

"'"

om ""'" '"

'f'if -.it

'1T<;1 '"' ~ 1

imi 1

"':lMio; -.i=. lWT-~ -.i=

alto "Q;qo

~ ~ if ~ .;t

3IT{o -q7f "Ho

qft ~rqf~4f

q ;)e -.i= ('lfi; ~ 11) "'IT lWT-~

if dqRfH!F1 qft ~ ~ 't I

mm ~ f.ril"" &m wnJUrn

;iRT

'R

..m """'IT "" "-'" ~ m"" '" wWT

l!RT ;;nit>n 1

8.

m-~ if """" m %
'Iiffl

9.

tl

"""" lWT % "'" %

'l" -.it ""l,"l 'lB

10.

4"'''0'' "'"

~o;f~qo; "'" ~ 'lit '1'1 J1iW; '"" <Ir

<Ir fWI >fT'I'Iit ""'"" oil """"'" Wio" <Ir '""" r;;;t 'l'l '{"if oil ""'-"" <Ir """ 'fl!/ 'IT r;;;t 'l'l tmiI <Ir il1J'I7< q., " '"'"

"lR

t,

"'fR

~ flI; "'"

m~

"ii!T(

~ ~ "-'"

-m 'l" -.it

'R .... "'" ""'" l!RT ;;nit>n

~ 1 "-'"

31f"",

"

'f'if -.it '1Tii1

q;G 'R

"''l'lT "'"

~ &m 3iflI;o "'" 0lRT ~ "IT "!!"'hill ~ 'lfi; 3i1'l M lWT '" "'"
hi ~
mqlt ~ 'lit ".;t 'f'if -.it ffiffi <iI9 ~ 1 " " "l!1I'if 'R 'P' aio;" ~ ;;rritiI,
1

%> %

11.

,,"..,.q % ~

13.

'!U1;lT ""'" mil " 'lOFI '!U1;lT

14.

'lfi; ~ ",,,,off '!U1;lT if ~ mtRf '"

Wrr~'

'1T<;1
1

lWT-~

%~ %

'1'!'f "

..,-f\ 'jl! "'IT

aiRrl

'1m 'If.t -.it "':j'lfu ~

wWT ""'" 'I;.

m....

'jl! '"

wWT. ~ 1

Wit,

r.,,,r,,,~," &m

f.!'Iffur ~ ",,..;t. 'Wit