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1. This question paper contains all objective
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here 0 < < 1r I 2 . Then
questions. Q.l to 20 carry one mark each and Q. 21 (a.) Sis one to one but not T
to Q. 85 carry two marks each. (b.)T is one to one but not S

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2. Answer all the questions. (c.) Both S and T are one to one
3. Questions must be answered on Objective (d.)Neither SnorT is one to one
Response Sheet (ORS) by darkening the 3. Let E a non-measurable subset of [ 0,1]. If
appropriate bubble (marked A, B,C,D) using HB
pencil against the question number on the left hand 1 :[0, 1] ----+ R is defined by
side of the ORS. Each question has only one

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correct answer. In case you wish to change an XEE
answer erase the old answer completely.
4. Wrong answers will carry Negative marks. In Q. 1 Otherwise
to Q. 20, 0.25 mark will be deduced for each wrong

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answer. In Q. 21 to Q. 76, Q. 78, Q.80, Q82 and in Then
Q.84, 0.5 mark will be deduced for each wrong (a.) 1 is measurable but not Ill
answer. However, there is no negative marking in
Q. 77, Q.79, Q.81, Q.83 and in Q. 85. More than (b.) Ill is measurable but not 1
(c.) Both 1 and Ill are measurable
one answer bubbled against a question will be
taken as an incorrect response.
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5. Write your registration number, your name and (d.)Neither 1 nor Ill is measurable
name of the examination centre at the specified
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locations on the right half of the ORS. 4. Let L 0, 1]) denote the space of all
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6. Using HB pencil, darken the appropriate bubble

under each digit of your registration number and square integrable functions on [ 0,1] .
the letters corresponding to your paper code. Define J;, 12 : [ 0,1] ----+ R by
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7. Calculator is allowed in the examination hall.

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8. Charts, graph sheets or tables are Not allowed in
the examination hall.
1 ;; (t) = Ｌ＠ t=O
9. Rough work can be done on the question paper Then,
itself. Additionally bank pages are given at the end
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of the question paper for rough work. (a.) J; belongs to L

2
([o,1]) but Not 12
10. This question paper contains 24 printed pages
(b.) 12 belongs to L
2
including pages for rough work. Please check all ([ 0,1]) but Not J;
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pages and report, ifthere is any discrepancy.

(c.) Both J; and 12 belong to L
2
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ONE MARKS QUESTIONS (1-20) (d.)Neither J; nor 12 belongs to L

2
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5. For the ordinary differential equation

1. The dimension of the subspace d2 d
5 ( x -1)----{- + (cot ;rx )2 +(cos ec 2 ;rx) y = 0
{( X1 , X2 , X 3 , X 4 , x5 ): 3X1 - X 2 + X 3 = 0} of R
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dx dx
IS which of the following statements is true?
(a.) 1 (a.) 0 is regular and 1 is irregular
(b.)2 (b.)O is irregular and 1 is regular
(c.) 3 (c.) Both 0 and 1 are regular
(d.)4 (d.) Both 0 and 1 are irregular
2. Let the linear transformations s and 6. For the n-th Legendre polynomial
T : R 3 ----+ R 3 be defined by dn 2
n
cn_____,[(x
dxn -1) , the value of Cn is
s( x,y,z) = (2x,4x- y,2x+3y-z)
 1 n and the subspace P ([ 0,1]) of all
(a.) (n!2n)
polynomials on [ 0,1] . Then,
n!
(b.) (2n) (a.) Pn ([ 0, 1]) is closed in C ([ 0, 1]) but not
P([o,I])
(c.) (n!)2n
2n (b.) P([o,I]) is closed in c([o,1]) but not
(d.) ( n!) Pn ([ 0, 1])
7. Let G be a cyclic group of order 8, then its (c.) Both P ([ 0,1]) and Pn ([ 0,1]) are

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group of automorphisms has order
(a.)2 closed in C ([ 0,1])
(b.)4 (d.)Neither P([o,I]) nor Pn ([0,1]) is
(c.) 6
(d.)8 closed in C ([ 0,1])

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8. Let M 3(R) be the ring of all 3x3 real 11. In the region x > 0, y > 0 , the partial
matrices. If I, J ｾ＠ M 3 (R) are defined as differential equation
a a
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2 2
b u u

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( x2 _ y2)-+ 2
2 (x2 + y2)--+
0 ax axay

(X 2-y 2) -
0 a2u--0
ay2

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0
0
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(b.)Is elliptic
0 (c.) Is parabolic
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Then (d.)Is hyperbolic
(a.) I is a right ideal and J a left ideal 12. Consider the partial differential equation
(b.)I and J are both left ideals
au + u au = 0 satisfYing the initial
(c.) I and J are both right ideals at ax
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(d.)I is a left ideal and J a right ideal condition u ( x, 0) =a+ ,Bx. If u ( x, t) = 1

9. Consider the Hilbert space
along the characteristic x = t + 1, then
1
2
= {(xP x 2 , .... ) I x; E R, i = 1, 2,.... and ｾ＠ 2
x; , < oo} (a.) a = 1, ,B = 1
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(b.)a=2,,8=0
under the mner product
(c.)a=O,,B=O
((xl,x2, ... ),(yl,y2, ... )) = ｾＺｘ［ｙ＠ · (d.)a=0,,8=1
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13. Consider the usual topology on R. Let

Let S = {(x ,x1 2 , .... ) E
2
1 1 ｾ＠ ｾ＠ = 0}. Then S = {U ｾ＠ R: U is either bounded open or
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the number of interior points of S is empty or R} and T = {U ｾ＠ R: U is either

(a.) 0 unbounded open or empty or R} .
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(b.)Non zero by finite Then, onR

(c.) Count ably infinite (a.) S is a topology but y not T
(d.) Un count ably infinite (b.)T is a topology but not S
10. Let C ([ 0,1]) be the space of all real (c.) Both S and T are topologies
valued continuous functions on [ 0,1] with (d.)Neither SnorT is a topology
14. Let X, Y and Z be events which are
the norm ll!lloo = {If (x )I: x E [ 0, 1]} . Sup mutually independent, with probabilities a,
b respectively. Let the random variable N
consider the subspace Pn ([ 0, 1]) of all denote the number of X, Y or Z which
polynomials of degree less than or equal to occur. Then, the probability that N = 2 is
 (a.) ab +be +ca -abc 2

(b.) ab +be +ca -3abc f ; -y

1 ( y (X)) = JC!2{(d )
2}
dx; y ( 0) = 0
(c.) 2(a+b+c)-abc
(d.) ab +be + ca y(;r/2)=1
15. Assume that 45 percent of the population Where the unknown function y ( x)
favours a certain candidate in an election.
possesses two derivatives every where in
If a random sample of size 200 is chosen,
( 0, ;r I 2). Then
then the standard deviation of the number
of members of the sample that favours the (a.) The functional has an extremum which
candidate is can not be achieved in the class of

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(a.) 6.12 continuous functions
(b.)5.26 (b.)The corresponding Euler's equation
(c.)8.18 does not have a unique solution
(d.)7.04 satisfying the given boundary
16. Let X and Y be independent Poisson conditions
(c.) I is not linear

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random variables with parameters 1 and 2
respectively. (d.) I is linear
20. Solution of the initial value problem
Then, P is (X = 11 X; y = 2 J d 2y

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dy
-
2
+ a 1 (X)-+ a 2 (X) y = F (X), 0 :s; X:s; 1
(a.) 0.426 dx dx
(b.)0.293
y(O)=c0 ,(dy=xJ =C1,
(c.) 0.395 dx ｸｾｯ＠
(d.)0.512
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17. For a linear programmmg primal
maximization problem P with dual Q, continuous functions on {0,1} , may be
which of the following statements IS
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reduced, in general to a solution of some
correct? linear
(a.) The optimal values of P and Q exist (a.) Fredholm integral equation of first
and are the same kind
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(b.)Both optimal values exist and the (b.)Volterra's integral equation of first
optimal value of P is less than the kind
optimal value of Q (c.) Fredholm integral equation of second
(c.)P will have an optimal solution, if and king
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only if Q also has an optimal solution (d.) Volterra's integral equation of second
(d.)Both P and Q cannot be infeasible kind
18. Let a convex set in 9-dimenstional space
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be given by the solution set of the

TWO MARKS QUESTIONS {21-75)
following system of linear inequalities
3 21. Let V be the vector space of all real
I x17 1, i = 1, 2, 3 polynomials. Consider the subspace W
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=
ｪｾｬ＠ spanned by
3
t 2+t+2, t 2+2t+5, 5t 2+3t+4 and
Ix;i =1, j =1,2,3
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ｪｾｬ＠ 2t 2 +2t+4.
x!720, i,j=1,2,3 Then the dimension of W is
(a.)4
Then, the number of extreme points of this
(b.)3
set is
(c.)2
(a.) 3
(d.) 1
(b.)4
(c.) 9 22. Consider the inner product space P ([ 0,1])
(d.)6 with the mner product
19. Let I be the functional defined by
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(C.) 1r
(f,g)= I f(x)g(x)dx and (d.) ilr
0
27. The sum of the residues at all the poles of
2
V = span{t }. Let h(t) E V be such that -_ cot;rz ,
f(z) 2
where a is a constant,
II( 2t -1)- h (t )II:::; II( 2t -1)- x(t )II for (z+a)
x(t) E V. Then, h(t) is (a-::J:-0,±1,±2, ...... ) is
1 00
1
5
(a.) -t 2 (a.)- I -;r cos ec 2 ;ra
6 1r ｮｾｯ＠ ( n + a) 2
(b.) ｾｴ Ｒ＠

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1 00
1
3 (b.)-- I 2
-;rcosec 2 ;ra
5
1r ｮｾＭｯ＠ ( n + a)
(c.) - t 2 00
1 1
12 (c.)- I 2
-;rcosec 2 ;ra
(d.) 2_t 2
1r ｮｾＭｯ＠ ( n + a)
24

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1 00
1
(d.)- I -;r cos ec 2 ;ra

ｾｬ＠
2

a2 bJ 1r ｮｾＭｯ＠ ( n + a)
23. c ,a,b,cER.
Let M 28. Let f (z) be an entire function such that

ce
0 1
Then, M is diagonalizable, if and only if for some constant, a, If (z )I:::; a lzl 3
for
(a.) a= be lzlz1 and f(z)=f(iz) for all zEC.
(b.) b = ac
(c.)c=ab
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(a.) f(z) = az 3 for all z E C
(d.) a =b = c
24. Let M be the real 5x5 matrix having all of (b.) f (z) is a constant
m
its entries equal to 1. Then, (c.) f (z) is a quadratic polynomial
(a.) M is not diagonalizable
(b.)M is idempotent (d.)No such f(z) exists
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(c.)M is nilpotent 29. Which of the following is not the real part
(d.) The minimal polynomial and the of an analytic function?
characteristic polynomial of M are not (a.) x2- y2
equal
(b.) 1
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25. Let {V1 , v2 , ..... , v16 } be an ordered basis for 1 + x2 + y2

V = C 16 . If T is a linear transformation on (c.) cosxcoshy
V defined by X
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T ( V1 ) = v; + 1 for 1 :::; i :::; 15 and (d.) X+ 2 2

X +y
T(vl6) =-(vi +v2 + ....... +vl6). 30. The radius of convergence of
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Then,
(a.) R is singular with rational eigenvalues
(b.) T is singular but has no rational eigen
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values
(c.) T is regular (invertible) with rational (a.)e
eigen values (b.) 1/e
(d.) T is regular but has no rational eigen (c.) 1
values (d.) 00
Let, S,T ｾ＠
2
2J!" 31. R be given by
26. The value of I exp(e;e -ifi}lfJ equals
0

(a.) 2;ri
(b.) 2;r
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J:0 < x ::;; 1} u {( 0, 0)} 35. Let fn, gn : [0,1] ----+ R be defined by
S = {( s, and
fn (X) = X2 ( 1- X2 r-l and
T={ (X, ｩｮｾ＠ｳ J: 0 <X::;; 1} U{( 0, 0)}. g ( x) =
1
n EN.
n n2 ( 1 + x2 ) for
2
Then under the usual metric on R ,
' Then, on [0,1]
(a.) S is compact but not T
(b.) T is compact but not S
(c.) Both S and T are compact (a.) I
ｮｾｬ＠
fn ( x) converges uniformly but not
(d.)Neither SnorT is compact

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32. Let S,T ｾ＠ R be given by

S = { x E R : 2x cos± =
2
1} and
(b.)
ｮｾｬ＠

I gn ( x) converges uniformly but not

T={x E
2
R : 2x cos± ::;; 1} u { 0} . Then,
ｮｾｬ＠

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under the usual metric on R, ｮｾｬ＠

(a.) Sis complete but not T

(c.)Both Ifn(x) and Ign(x) converge
(b.) T is complete but not S

ce
ｮｾｬ＠ ｮｾｬ＠

(c.) Both S and T are complete uniformly

(d.)Neither SnorT is complete 00

33. Let f : R ----+ R be defined by (d.)Neither Lfn ( x)

ｮｾｬ＠ ｮｾｬ＠

n, ff x=n, xEN and

f (x) = { O, Otherwise
ra converges uniformly
36. The function f : [0, oo] ----+ R defined by
T = N u {n+ ±: n N} .
E Then, under the 4 2
m
J(x)= f(2sin tcos t)dt is
usual metric on R, f IS uniformly 0

(a.) Not continuous

continuous on
(b.)Continuous but not uniformly
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(a.) N but Not T

(c.) Uniformly continuous but not
(b.)T but not N
Lipschitz continuous
(c.) Both Nand T
(d.)Lipschitz continuous
(d.)NeitherN nor T
37. Let S be a non-measurable subset of R and
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34. For each n EN and n >1 define

T be measurable subset of R such that
Jn : [0,1]----+ R by S c T. Denote the outer measure of a set

ｾ＠
U by m*(U). Then,
-11
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lnx for 0 ::;; x < (a.)m*(T!S)=O and m*(S)=O

fn(x)=
{ 2 (b.)m*(T!S)>O and m*(S)>O
1
for -::;; x::;; 1
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n (c.) m*(T IS)> 0 and m*(S) = 0

Let g 1 , g 2 : [ 0,1]----+ R be defined by
(d.)m*(T!S)=O and m*(S)>O
1 for 0<x:s;1
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and g 2 ( x) = 1 38.
g1 ( x ) = {0 for x = 0
for 0::;; x::;; 1. for ( x, y) :;t ( 0, 0)
Then, on [0,1]
for ( x, y) = ( 0, 0)
(a.) fn ----+ g 1 point wise but not uniformly
(b.) fn ----+ g 2 point wise but not uniformly
(c.) fn ----+ g 1 uniformly
(d.) fn ----+ g 2 uniformly
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( 0, 0) m the direction of the vector 42. A particular solution of
2
2 d y dy y 1 .
1 1 ) . X -+2X-+-=-
2 IS
( .fi' J2 IS dx dx 4 Fx
1
1 (a.) r
(a.) J2 2-vx
(b.) logx
(b.) I. 2Fx
2 2
1 (1ogx)

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(c.) r::: (C. ) 2Fx
2v2
1
(d.) {;:: (d.) (logx)Fx
4v2 2
39. Consider the hemisphere 43. The initial value problem

(d Jｸｾｯ＠

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d;.
2 2 2 2
x + y +(z-2) = 9, 2 ::::; z ::::; 5 and the
X
d + ;d + xy = 0; y ( 0) = 1, ; = 0
vector field
F(x,y,z) xz + y] +(z-2)k. The has

ce
=

surface integral If (F • n) do-, evaluated

(a.) A unique solution
(b.)No solution
over the hemisphere with ndenoting the (c.)Infinitely many solutions
unit outward normal is (d.) Two linearly independent solutions
(a.) 9;r
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44. An integrating factor for
2 2
(b.) 27;r (cosysin2x)dx+(cos y-cos x)dy=O
(c.) 54;r
IS
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(d.) 162;r
(a.) sec 2 y+secytany
40. Let y 1 ( x) and y 2 ( x) be two solutions of 2
(b.) tan y+secytany
2
2)d y dy
xa

2
(1 - x dx 2 - 2x dx + (sec x) y = 0 (c.) 11 ( sec y +sec ytany)
2
With Wronskin W(x). If y 1 (0)=1, (d.) 11 (tan y + sec y tan y)

( dylJ W (I.) .!. ,

45. Let F4, Fs and FI6 be finite fields of 4,8
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0 and = then and 16 elements respectively. Then,

dx ｸｾｯ＠ 2 3
(a.)F 4 is isomorphic to a subfield ofF 8

( dy J 2

dx ｸｾｯ＠
equals (b.)F9 is isomorphic to a subfield ofF I6
(c.) F 4 is isomorphic to a subfield ofF I6
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(a.) 114 (d.)None ofthe above

(b.) 1 46. Let G be the group with the generators a
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(c.) 314 and b given by

(d.)413 G=(a,b:a 4 =b 2 =1,ba=a-1b).
41. If y ( x) is the solution of the differential
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If Z (G) denotes the centre of G, then

equation
dx
dy
= 2 ( 1 + y) satisfying JY GIZ(G) isomorphic to
(a.) The trivial group
y ( 0) = 0; y ( 1r I 2) = 1, then the largest (b.)C2, the cyclic group of order 2
interval (to the right of origin) on which (c.)C2xC2
the solution exists is (d.)C4
(a.) [0,3;r I 4) 47. Let I denote the ideal generated by
(b.)[O, ;r) x 4 +x3 +x 2+x+1 m z2[x] and
(c.) [0,2;r) F = z2 [X] II . Then,
 (a.) F is an infinite field 52. Let f (x) be differentiable function such
(b.)F is a finite field of 4 elements
d3f
(c.) F is a finite field of 8 elements that - 3 = 1 for all x E [ 0, 3]. If p ( x) is
(d.)F us a finite field of 16 elements dx
48. Let bijections f and the quadratic polynomial which
g : R I { 0, 1} ---+ R I { 0,1} be defined by interpolates f ( x) at x = 0 , x = 2 and

f(x)=11(1-x) and g(x)=xl(x-1), x=3, then f(1)-p(1) equals

and let G be the group generated by f and (a.)O
(b.) 113
g under composition of mappings. It is
(c.) 116

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given that G has order 6. Then,
(d.)213
(a.) G and its automorphisms group are
both Abelian 53. Let h ( x) be twice continuously
(b.) G and its automorphisms group are differentiable function on [1,2] with fixed
both non-Abelian point a. Then, the sequence of iterates
(c.) G is abelian but its automorphisms xn+l = h ( xn) converges to a quadratic ally,

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group is non-abelian
provided
(d.)G is non-abelian but its automorphisms
dh
group is Abelian (a.) -(a) -::F 0

ce
49. Let dx
R = {a0 +a1i +a 2j +a3k: a 0 ,a1 ,a2,a3 E Z3 } dh d 2h
(b.) dx (a)* 0, dx2 (a)= 0
be the ring of quatemions over Z 3 , where
dh d 2h
2 2
i = / = k = ijk = -1;ij =- ji = k;
ra (c.)-(a)-::F-0,-
dx dx 2
(a)-::F-0
ki = -ik = j . Then
dh d 2h
(a.) R is field (d.) dx(a)=O, dx 2 (a)-::F-0
m
(b.)R is a division ring
(c.)Rhas zero divisors 54. Consider the initial value problem (IVP):
(d.)None of the above dy = f(x,y(x)),y(xo) =Yo.
dx
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50. Consider the sequence of continuous linear

operators Tn :1 2 ---+ 12 defined by Let y 1 = y 0 w1k1 +3k1 approximate the
Tn (X)= ( 0, 0, ...... , 0, xn+l' xn+2' xn+3' ..... ) for solution of the above IVP at x1 = x0 + h
with
every x=(Xj,X2, ..... )E1 2 and nEN.
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k1 = hf ( X0 ,y0 ),k2 = hf ( X0 +(hI 6),y0 + (k1 I 5))

Then, for every x -::F 0 in 12
and h being the step-size. If the formula
(a.) Both IITn I and llrn (x )II converge to 0 for y 1 yields a second order method, then
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(b.) Neither IITn I nor llrn (x )II converges to the value of w1 is

0 (a.)-1
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(c.) IITn I converges to 0 but not IITn (x )II (b.)-2

(c.)3
(d.) llrn ( x )II converges to 0 but not IITn I (d.)116
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51. Let the continuous linear operator 55. Let u ( x, t) be the solution of the initial
T: 12 ---+ 12 defined by value problem
T(xPx 2, ..... ) = (O,xPO,x3,0,x5 ,0 ... ). Then a2 u - =
--
a2 u0 · u ( x, 0) =sin x;
(a.) T is compact but not T 2 at ax
2 2
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(b.) T2 is compact but not T au

-(x,O) =1.
(c.) Both T and T 2 are compact au
(d.)Neither T nor T2 is compact Then u ( ;r, ;r I 2) equals
(a.) ;r I 2
 (b.) 1/2
(c.)-1
(a.).!.r -V(r) 2

2
(d.) 1
56. Let u ( x, t) be the bounded of Ｈ｢ＮＩｾｲ Ｒ
Ｋｂ Ｒ
ＩＫｖＨｲ＠
au a u
---=
2

0 w1th
. u(x 0 ) =
e -1
- - Then
2
x
(c.) ｾＨｲ Ｒ＠
+rB)+V(r)
at ax
2
e +1 .'
2
x

lim u (1, t) equals

t---++oo Ｈ､ＮＩｾｲ Ｒ＠
+r 2B2 )-v(r)
(a.)-1/2
61. Let q,q and p denote respectively the
(b.) 1/2

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(c.)-1 generalized coordinates, and the
(d.) 1 corresponding velocity and momenta of a
one-dimensional system with the
57. Let u ( x, y) be a solution of Laplace's
equation on x 2 + y 2 ::::; 1. If Hamiltonian H = ｾＨ＠ p
2
- : 2 ). Then the
. ) {sine for 0 ::::; e : : ; 1r

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u ( cosB,sme = Lagrangian of the system is
0 for 1r ::::; e : : ; 2;r 1 ·2 1
(a. ) -q --
Then u ( 0, 0) equals 2 q

ce
(a.) 11 ;r 1·2 1
. -q +-
(b)
(b.) 2/ 1r 2 q
(c.)11(2;r) 1
(c.) .!.(c/ +-)
58.
(d.) 1r I 2
Let PQRS be a rectangle in the first
ra 2 q2
1
quadrant whose adjacent sides PQ and QR (d.) .!.(c/ --)
have slopes 1 and -1 respectively. If
2 q2
m
u(x,t) is a solution of -
au au = 0
2
--
2
and
62. Let r 1 be the usual topology on R. Define
at az
2 2
another topology r2 on R by
u(P)=1, u(Q)=-112, u(R)=112, then ｾ＠ R I uc is either finite or empty
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r2 = {U
u(S) equals or whole of R} where uc denotes the
(a.)2
(b.) 1 component of U in R. If
I : ( R, r 1 ) ----+ ( R, r 2 ) is the identity map,
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(c.)1/2
(d.)-1/2 then
59. In the motion of a two-particle system, if (a.) I is continuous but not I- 1
the two particles are connected by a rigid (b.)r 1 is continuous but not I
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weightless rod of constant length 1, then (c.)Both I and r 1 are continuous

the number of degree of freedom of the (d.)Neither I nor r 1 continuous
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system is 63. Let r 1 be the usual topology on R. Define

(a.)2
another topology r 2 on R by
(b.)3
ｾ＠ R I uc
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(c.) 5 r2 = {U is either countable or

(d.)6
empty or whole of R} .
60. A particle of unit mass moves in the xy-
plane under the influence of a central force Then, Z is
depending only on its distance from the (a.) Closed in ( R,r1 ) but not in ( R,r J
origin. If (r, e) be the polar coordinates of (b.)Closedin (R,rJ butnotin (R,r1 )
the particle at a given instant and V(r) the
(c.) Closed in both (R,r1 ) and (R,rJ
potential due to the given force, then the
Lagrangian for such a system is (d.) Closed neither in ( R,r1 ) nor in ( R,r J
64. Consider R 2 with the usual topology. The (d.)72
complement ofNxN is 69. Let ｾＬ＠ V2 , ......... , V, be 5 independent
(a.) Open but not connected uniform (0,1) variables and let
(b.) Connected but not open their order
T(I) < T( 2) < ····· < T(s) be
(c.) Both open and connected
(d.)Neither open nor connected statistics. Then, for 0 < x < y < 1, the joint
65. Let T denote the number of times we have density f(x,y)
(T( 2 l,T( 4 )) of is given by
to roll a fair dice before each face
appearing in the first six rolls. Ten E(TIN (a.) (5!)xy(1-x)(1- y)
=3) is (b.) x(y-x)(1- y)/(5!)

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(a.) 9
(b.)15 (c.) (5!)x(y-x)(1- y)
(c.) 16 (d.) xy(1-x)(1- y)/(5!)
(d.) 17
70. Consider the linear programming problem
66. Let there be three types of light bulbs with
maxc1Xj +c2 x 2 +c3 x 3
lifetimes X, Y and Z having exponential

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distributions with meanB,2B and 38 s.t Xj+X 2 +x3 :::=;4
respectively. Then, the maximum link Xj::::; 2
hood estimator of 8 based on the x3 3

ce
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observation X, Y and Z is
3x1 +x3 ::::; 7
(a.) (X +2Y +3Z)!3
Xj,X 2 ,x3 2 0.
(b.) 3(X + 2Y +3Z)
If (1,0,3)optimal solution, then
(c.).!..(x+Y + )
2
ra (a.) c1 ::::; c2 ::::; c3
3 2 3
(b.) c3 c1 c2
(x zJ ::::; ::::;
m
(d.) .!.. +Y + (c.) c2 ::::; c3 ::::; c1
6 2 3
67. Let Z be the vertical coordinate, between- (d.) c2 ::::; c1 ::::; c3
1 and 1, of a point chosen uniformly at 71. Let the convex set S be given by the
xa

random on the surface of a unit sphere in solution set of the following system of
R. h ( 21 21) Is.
3 Ten, P - :::=;z:::=;
linear inequalities in the sixteen variables
{xu :i,j=1, ..... ,4}.
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(a.) 5/6 4
Ixv =3, i =1, ....... ,4
(b.) ( J3) I 2
4
(c.) 3/4
Ixv=3, j = 1, ...... .4
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68. Let the marks obtained in the half-yearly x!720, i,j=1, ........ ,4
and final examinations in a large class
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have an approximately bivariate normal Then, the dimension of S is equal to

distribution with the following parameters (a.)4
Mean Deviation (b.)9
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Marks (final exam) 55 20 (d.) 12
Correlation : 0.75
Then, estimate of the average final
72. Let
dx
J
I(y(x)) = F(x,y, dy)dx, satisfying
0
examination score of students who were
above average on the half-yearly
y(O)=O, y(1)=1
examination is Where F has continuous second order
(a.) 60 derivatives with respect to its arguments,
(b.)67 and the unknown function y ( x) possess
(c.)70
 two derivatives every where in (0,1). If the Statement for Linked Answer Questions 76 &
77:
function F depends only on x and dy, then
dx Let be defined by
the Euler's equation is an ordinary T ( x1 , x2 , x3 ) = ( Xj + x 2 + x3 , - Xj - x 2 , - x1 - x3 ) and
differential equation in y which, in M be its matrix with respect to the standard
general, is ordered basis.
(a.) First order linear
(b.)First order nonlinear 76. The eigenvalues ofM are
(c.) Second order linear (a.) -1,i- i
(d.) Second order nonlinear
(b.)1,i,-i

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73. The functional
(c.) 1,i,i
I(y(x))= f y+ d2､ｸｾ＠
I ( )
dx (d.) -1, -i' -i
77. The matrix M is similar to a matrix which
Defined on the set of functions IS
C ([ 0, 1]) satisfying
2
(a.) Unitary

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(b.)Hermitian
y ( 0) = 1, y (1) = 1, ( dy
dx ｸｾｯ＠
J = 0 and (c.) Skew Hermitian
(d.) Having trace 0

ce
dyJ --1 Statement for Linked Answer Questions 78 &
( dx ｸｾｬ＠ 79:
(a.) Only one extremal Let H be an infinite dimensional Hilbert space and
(b.)Exactly two extremals f be a continuous linear functional on H such
(c.) Infinite number of extremals
ra
that IIlii = 1. Define W = { x E H : f (x) = 1} . Then
(d.) 1No extremals interior and the boundary of the closed unit ball U
74. Which of the following functions is a ofH are denoted by uo and au respectively.
m
solution of the Volterra type integral 78. Which of the following is correct?
equation (a.)U 0 nW=¢ and
WnaU=¢
X

f(x) x+ f(sin(x-t)f(t))dt (b.) U 0 nW :;t ¢ w nau =¢

and
xa

=
0 (c.) U 0 nW =¢ w nau :;t ¢
and
x3 (d.)U 0 nW:;t¢ and
WnaU:;t¢
(a.) x+-
3 79. The number of points in W n U is
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x3 (a.)O
(b.) x-- (b.) 1
3
x3 (c.)Not one but countable
(c.) x+- (d.)Uncountable
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6 Statement for Linked Answer Questions 80 and

x3 81:
(d.) x--
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6 Consider the partial differential equation

75. Which of the following functions is a au au
x--y-=u
solution of the Fredholm type equation ay ax
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80. The characteristic curves for the above
f ( x) = x + J(xtf ( t)) dt
0
equation in the ( x, y) plane are
(a.) 2x I 3 (a.) Straight line with slopes 1
(b.)3x/2 (b.) Straight lines with slopes -1
(c.)3x/4 (c.) Circles with centre at the origin
(d.) 4x/3 (d.)Circles touching y axis and centered on
x-ax1s
TWO MARKS QUESTIONS (7'6--BSJ
81. If u ( x, y) is a solution to the above Statement for Linked Answer Questions
84 & 85:
equation with u ( x, 0) = sin (: x J, then Consider
Problem P:
the Linear Programming

u( ｾ＠ , ｾＩ＠ equals n
s.t. IauxJ ｾ｢［Ｌ＠ i =1, ..... ,m
ｪｾｬ＠

xJ 20, j=1, ..... ,n,

JC
With m constants m n non-negative
(b.) ｾ･ｨ＠

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4 variables.
1 __!___
(c.) .J2eJ2 84. Let x*-(
- .x;*,x2*, ....... ,xn*) be an optimal
extreme point solution to P with
(d.) ｾ･＠ .x;*, x;, x;, ...... ,X: > 0. Then out of the m

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4 n
constraints IauxJ ｾ＠ b; i = 1, .... ,m the
ｪｾｬ＠

Statement for Linked Answer Questions 82 &

ce
number of constraints not satisfied with
83: equality at x* is
Let rmmrmze (a.) At most m-4
I (b.)At most n-4
(f(x)- p(x),f(x)- p(x)) = (J(x)- p(x)f dx J
-I
ra (c.) Equal to m-3
(d.)Equal to m-2
over all polynomials of degree less than or equal 85. Treat c;
s, au 's fixed and consider the
to 1.
m
problem P for different values of b; 's. Let
P be unbounded for some set of parameters
82. The best choice of coefficients c0 , c 1 is b1 ,b2 , ...... ,bm. Then
xa

(a.) (/,1), (/, x) (a.)n > m

(b.)P is either unbounded or infeasible
2
(b.) (/,1),-(f,x) every choice of b;s
3
(c.)m> n
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1 3
(c.) -(/,1),-(f,x) (d.)P has an optimal solution for some
2 2
choice of b:S
2 2
(d.)-(/, 1),-(/, x)
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83. If f(x)=x 2 +x,then p(x) isgivenby
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(a.) (1+%)
1
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(b.)-(1+3x)
3
1
(c.) -(1+x)
3
2
(d.) -(1 +x)
3