00.1.1.

If =
3 4
1 1
,then

is
A

1 +2 4
1 2

B

(4)

1 (1)

1 +3 1 4
1 + 1

D

1 +2 4
1 + 1 2

00.1.2.
The inverse of the matrix
0.5 0 0
0 2 0
0 0 4
is
A

0.5 0 0
0 2 0
0 0 1

B

0.5 0 0
0 2 0
0 0 1

C

2 0 0
0 0.5 0
0 0 0.25

D

2 0 0
0 0.5 0
0 0 0.25

00.1.3.
If =
2 0 0
0 2 0
0 0 2
and =
1 2 3
0 1 3
0 0 2
then the determinant has the value
A 4 B 8
C 16 D 32
00.1.4. The system of the equations 3 +4 +5 = 6 , +3 + = 1 can be expressed as
A

3 4 5
1 3 1
=
6
1

3 4 5
1 3 1

6
1
=

3 4 5
1 3 1

=
6
1

D none of the above
00.1.5.
If
5 4
1 1
=
1 2
1 3
, then equals
A

3 14
4 17

B

1 2
3 1

C

1 3
2 1

D

3 14
4 17

00.1.6.
If =
3 2
1 4
then () equals
A

10 0
0 10

B

0 10
10 0

C

10 1
1 10

D none of the above
00.1.7. If 3 +2 + = 0, +4 + = 0, 2 + +4 = 0, be a system of equations, then
A it is inconsistent B it has only the trivial solution
= 0, = 0, = 0
C it can be reduced to a single equation and
so system has infinite solution
D determinant of the matrix of
coefficients is zero.
00.1.8.
If =
1 0
0 1
, =
0 1
1 0
and =
cos sin
sin cos
then

A = cos sin B = sin +cos
C = sin cos D = cos +sin
00.1.9.
Let =
1 0 0
1 0
1
and =
1 0 0
2 1 0
3 4 1
Then
A is row equivalent to only when
= 2, = 3, and = 4
B is row equivalent to only when
0, 0, and = 0
C is not row equivalent to D is row equivalent to for all value
of , , .
00.1.10.
If
0 1
2 1
=
2 1
1 0
where =


then is
A

2 1
0 0

B

0 1
2 1

C

2 1
1 0

D

2 1
0.5 0.5

00.1.11. Matrix has a value. This statement
A is always true B depends upon the matrices
C is false D none of the above
00.1.12. If is a square matrix such that

= , then value of

is
A

B
C

D none of the above

00.1.13. If every minor of order of a matrix is zero, then rank of is
A greater than B equal to
C less than or equal to D less than
00.1.14. A square matrix is called orthogonal if
A =

= D none of the above

00.1.15.
The rank of matrix
2 1 3 1
1 4 2 1
5 2 4 3
is
A 1 B 2
C 3 D 4
00.1.16. Rank of a unit(identity) matrix of order 4 is
A 1 B 2
C 3 D 4
00.1.17.
Inverse of
1 2 2
1 3 0
0 2 1
is
3 2 6
1 1
2 2 5
then is
A 1 B 2
C 3 D 4
00.1.18.
If two eigen values of
8 6 2
6 7 4
2 4 3
are 3 and 15, then the third eigen value is
A 0 B 1
C 2 D 3
00.1.19.
The product of the eigen values of
1 0 0
0 3 1
0 1 3
is
A 5 B 7
C 8 D 9
00.1.20.
The rank of the matrix
3 4 5 6 7
4 5 6 7 8
5 6 7 8 9
10 11 12 13 14
is
A 3 B 4
C 2 D 5
00.1.21.
The quadratic form corresponding to the symmatric matrix
1 2
2 4
is
A

4 +4

2 +4

4 +6

+4 4

00.1.22. The eigen values of Hermitian matrix are
A real B complex
C pure imaginary D none of the above
00.1.23. The inverse of a square matrix A exists, if
A its column are dependent B its column are independent
C 0 D none of the above
00.1.24.
The value of
1
1
1
is
A 1 + + + B 1 +

C 1 + D 1
00.1.25.
The characteristic roots of the matrix
2 2 1
1 3 1
1 2 2
are
A (0,0,0) B (5,2,2)
C (5,1,1) D (5,1,2)
00.1.26.
The rank of the matrix =
1 2 3
4 5 6
2 1 2
is
A 1 B 2
C 3 D 4
00.1.27.
The characteristic polynomial for matrix =
0 1
1 0
is
A 1 B +1
C

+1 D

1
00.1.28.
The matrix =
0 1 3
1 0 2
3 2 0
is
A symmetric B Hermitian
C Skew Hermitian D Skew symmetric
00.1.29. The diagonal elements of matrix of order 3x3 are
A

D 0,0,0
00.1.30.
Let =
2 1 3
4 1 2
and =
3 1
2 5
0 2
which one of the following is not true?
A is defined B is defined
C
=
0 0
0 0

D
00.1.31.
If

=
cos sin
sin cos
, , then

A

00.1.32.
The value of the determinant
1 1 1

+ + +
is
A + + B 0
C + + +1 D 1
00.1.33.
The eigen values of the matrix
5 4
1 2
are
A 6 , 1 B 6 , 1
C 6 , 1 D 6 , 1
00.1.34.

and

are two matrices. exists if

A = B =
C = D =
00.1.35.

and

are two matrices. + exists if

A = , = B , =
C = , D , .
00.1.36.
The eigen values of the matrix
1 2 2
0 4 8
0 0 9
are
A 1,5,8 B 1,4,6
C 1,4,9 D 1,4,4
00.1.37.
If =
1 2 2
0 4 8
0 0 9
then eigenvalues of

are

A 1,4,9 B 1,4,4
C
1 ,

D
1 ,

00.1.38.
The sum of the eigenvalues of
1 4 3
2 5 8
1 2 1
is
A 6 B 7
C 8 D 9
00.1.39.
The product of the eigenvalues of
1 2 3
0 1 2
0 0 1
is
A 2 B 1
C 3 D 4
00.1.40.
The rank of the matrix
1 2 3
2 3 4
3 4 6
is
A 1 B 2
C 3 D 0
00.1.41.
If =
2 3
5 2
be such that

= , then equals

A 19 B
1
19

C 19 D

1
19

00.1.42.
The conjugate matrix of matrix
1 2
1 +
is
A

1 2
1 +

B

1 + 2
1

C

2 1
1 +

D

1 +
2 1

00.1.43. If the characteristic roots of the matrix are zero then is
A singular matrix B non- singular matrix
C symmetric matrix D none of the above
00.1.44.
The matrix =

is orthogonal then
A det = 0 B det = det

C det = 1 D none of the above
00.1.45.
The matrix =
1 1 3
5 2 6
2 1 3
is
A Orthogonal B Unitary
C Idempotent D Nilpotent
00.1.46. A matrix is idempotent if
A

=
D

= 0 ,
00.1.47. A square matrix is called symmetric if
A

= B

=
C

D none of the above

00.1.48. A square matrix is called skew-symmetric if
A

= B

=
C

D none of the above

00.1.49. The product of eigenvalues of a matrix is
A det() B trace of
C det(

) D none of the above

00.1.50. The number of parameters in the general solution of = 0 if is a 4 6 matrix of rank 3 is
A 3 B 4
C 6 D 5




00.2.1. If =

, = +3, = 2 then

is
A 4 + 2 B 2 +
C 2 +4 D +4
00.2.2. If = +4, = +2, = 2 + then

is
A 9 B 8
C 7 D 7
00.2.3. If = , =

cos , =

sin then

is
A

cos B +

cos
C +

sin D +

cos
00.2.4. If =

, = +, =

then

is
A +6 B 2 +2
C +4 D 2 +4
00.2.5. If = +, =

, =

then

is
A
(cos

sin

)
B
(cos

sin

)
C

(cos sin) D
(cos

+sin

)
00.2.6. If =

, = log , = log then

is
A
2(

+ log )
B 2( + log )
C
2(

+ log )
D
2(

log )
00.2.7. If = (, ), = cos , = sin then

is
A

cos +

sin
B

sin +

cos
C

cos

sin
D

sin

cos

00.2.8.
If = (, ), = cos , = sin then

is
A

sin +

cos
B

sin +

cos
C

cos +

sin
D

cos

sin
00.2.9. If = (, ), = +, = then

is
A

D None of these
00.2.10. If = +, = 2, =

then

is
A 2 +2 B 2 2
C 2 2 D 2 +5
00.2.11. If =

, =

, =

then

is
A 4

B 4

+6

C 6

D 6 5
00.2.12. If = 2 +3, = sin , = cos then

is
A 2cos +3sin B 3sin 2cos
C 2cos 3sin D 3cos +2sin
00.2.13. If =

, = , = 2 then

is
A 2(2 ) B (2 +)
C 2( +2) D 2(2 +)
00.2.14.
If =

then

is
A 6(

) B 6( +)
C 6( ) D (

)
00.2.15.
If If = then

is
A 4 B
1
4

C

4

D
4

00.2.16. If =

, = sin cos , = sin sin, = cos then

is
A B 2
C

D 2

00.2.17.
If =

+sin ,then

is equal to
A

+sin B

sin
C

cos D None of these

00.2.18.
If = tan +sec ,then

is equal to
A sec (tan

+sec

) B sec (sec tan +tan

sec

)
C sec (2sec tan +tan

+sec

)
D 2sec tan +tan

+sec

00.2.19.
If (, , ) = 0 then

is equal to
A 1 B 2
C 1 D 0
00.2.20. If = (, ), = (), = () then

is equal to
A

00.2.21. If (, ) = 0, then

is equal to
A

00.2.22.
If (, ) = 0 and(, ) = 0 then

is equal to
A

y

00.2.23.
If (, ) = 0, then

is equal to
A

2 +

2 +

00.2.24. The equation of the tangent plane to the surface

= 14 at (1,2,3)
is
A 2 +4 +6 = 14 B +2 +3 = 0
C +2 +3 = 1 D +2 +3 = 14
00.2.25. The equation of the normal to the tangent plane to the surface

=
6 at (1, 2, 1) is
A
+1
2
=
+2
4
=
+1
2

B
+1
1
=
+2
2
=
+1
1

C
+1
1
=
+2
2
=
+1
1

D
+1
1
=
+2
2
=
+1
1





00.2.26. If u = (1,1,1) ,then 2 =

A (2,2,2)


B (-2,-2,-2)

C 6


D A & B both

00.2.27. If u = (1,-2,3) ,v= (-1,4,3) and w= (4,2,6) then (2u+v)-w is
A (-11,-6,-9)

B (-11,6,-9)

C (-11,6,9)

D None of the A ,B & C
00.2.28. Let & be vectors in

,then
A + = +

B + = ( +)

C A & B both

D None of the A ,B & C
00.2.29. Let u = (2,-2,3) be in

,then u is
A
17

B 17

C 4

D None of the A ,B & C
00.2.30. Let u = (2,-2,3) and v = (-1,2,2) be in

, then angle between u and v is

A

B 0

C

D None of the A ,B & C
00.2.31. For any u ,v

the following is true

A u +v = u +
v


B u +v u + v

C u +v u + v



D None of the A ,B & C
00.2.32. Let A= { (1,0,0),(0,1,0),(0,0,1) } be given , then
A A is orthogonal

B A is orthonormal

C A & B both D None of the A ,B & C



00.2.33. Let B = { (1,1), (-1,1) } be a sub set of

,then
A B is othonormal B B is orthogonal
C A & B both D None of the A ,B & C
00.2.34. Let a & b be any two vectors in

,then
A a b = b a

B a b = ( b a)

C A & B both

D None of the A ,B & C
00.2.35. Let a & b be any two vectors in

,then
A a b = b a

B a b = ( b a)

C A & B both D None of the A ,B & C
00.2.36. Let a & b be any two vectors in

,then angle between a & b is defined as

A
Cos =



B
Cos =




C A & B both D None of the A ,B & C
00.2.37. Let a & b be any two vectors in

,then angle between a & b is defined as

A
Sin =




B
Sin =




C A & B both D None of the A ,B & C
00.2.38. If p = (7, 2) & q = (5, -1) , then

A p - q = (2, 1) B p q=(12, 1)
C p - q = (12, 3) D q = (2, 3)
00.2.39. If A(3, 2, 9) and B(-4, 7, 2) are two points in 3-space, then find the vector
AB.
A AB= (-7, 5, -7) B AB = (-1, 9, 11)
C AB = (-12, 14, 18) D AB = (7, 5, 7)
00.2.40. If p = (7, 2), then find -2p.
A (14, -4)

B (-14, 4)
C (-14, -4) D (14, 4)
00.2.41. If s = (3, 2, 9) and t = (-4, 7, 2), are two vectors in 3-space, then find the
vector 3s - 2t.
A 3s - 2t = (17, -8, 23) B 3s - 2t = (7, -5, 7)




C 3s - 2t = (8, -14, -4) D 3s - 2t = (9, 6, 27)
00.2.42. If vector a = (3, 2, 9) and b = (4, 7, 2), find a b.
A a b =9 B a b = 19
C a b = 20 D a b = 12
00.2.43. For which of the following condition, will the dot product of two vectors be
zero?

A If the angle between
them is 90.
B If the angle between them
is 0.
C If the angle between
them is 180
D If the vectors have the same magnitude
00.2.44. If vector |a| = 12 cm, |b| = 13 cm, and the angle between them when placed
tail to tail is 90, then a b is
A a b = 156 am B a b = 0 cm
C a b = 1 cm D None of the A ,B & C
00.2.45. The dot product represents:
A The magnitude of the
projection of one
vector onto another.
B A vector perpendicular to
both given vectors.
C A vector parallel to
both given vectors.
D The division of one vector by
another.
00.2.46. For which of the following condition, will the cross product of two vectors
be zero?
A If the angle between
them is 90.

B If the angle between them
is 0.
C If the angle between
them is 45.
D If the vectors have the same
magnitude.
00.2.47. If vector |a| = 12 cm, |b| = 13 cm, and the angle between them when placed
tail to tail is 0, find |a b| .
A 156 cm B 0 cm
C 6 cm D 128 cm
00.2.48. Which statement is true about the cross product?
A The magnitude of the
projection of one
vector onto another.
B A vector perpendicular to
both given vectors.
C A vector parallel to
both given vectors.
D The division of one vector by
another.
00.2.49. What is (0, 0, 1) (0, 1, 0)?
A (1, 0, 0, ) B (1, 0, 0)



C (0, 0, 1) D (0, 1, 0)
00.2.50. If a = (5, 2) and b = (-3, 1), then a +b is
A (9, 4) B (9, 8)
C (21, 8) D (2, 3)
00.2.51. Let a = (5, 2) and b = (-3, 1), find a b.
A 17 B 13
C 5 D 7
00.2.52. Let a = (1, 2, 3) and b = (2, 0, 3). Find 2a + 3b.
A (4, 4, 15) B (2, 0, 9)
C (8, 2, 6) D (1, 2, 6)
00.2.53. Given vectors a = (1, 3, 4) and b = (4, 5, -4), which of the following
represent a b?
A (8, 20, 7) B (-32, 20, -7)
C (4, 15, 16) D None of the A ,B & C
00.2.54. Consider A(3, -2, 6) and B(2, 1, 0). What is the magnitude of AB?

A 46

B
46

C 46

D None of the A ,B & C
00.2.55. What is the dot product of a = (3, -2, 6) and b = (2, 1, 0)?
A 0

B 4
C 4 D None of the A ,B & C
00.2.56. What is the cross product of a = (3, -2, 6) and b = (2, 1, 0)?
A (6, 12, 7) B (6,12,7)
C (6, 12,7) D None of the A ,B & C
00.2.57. For any vectors a , b & c ,which of the following is true?
A a + b= a + b B a + b>a + b
C a + b<a + b

D a + b a + b



00.2.58. For any vector v , which of the following is true?
A v v = 0 B v v 0
C v v > 0 D v v < 0
00.2.59. For a given vector v ,if v v = 0, then
A |v| = 0 B |v|> 0
C |v| 0 D None of the A ,B & C
00.2.60. For any vectors a &b , which of the following is true?
A a b = ab B a b>ab
C a b<ab D a b ab
00.2.61. For any vectors a , b & c , which of the following is true?
A ( +) = (
+
)

B ( + ) ( +
)
C ( +) (
+
)
D ( +) ( +
)
00.2.62. Let a & b be any two non zero vectors and be an angle between a and b
then , which of the following is true?
A a b= ab sin B a b= ab cos
C a b= ab tan D None of the A ,B & C
00.2.63. Let a & b be any two non zero vectors and be an angle between a and b
then , which of the following is true?
A a b = ab sin B a b = ab cos
C a b = ab tan D none of the above
00.2.64. For any vectors a , b & c , which of the following is true?
A ( ) = ( )

B ( ) ( )
C ( ) ( )


D ( ) ( )
00.2.65. For any vectors a , b & c , which of the following is true?
A ( ) = (
)

B ( ) ( )





C ( ) (
)

D ( ) ( )


00.2.66. For any vectors c &b ,which of the following is true?
A ( ) = (c b) B ( ) = (c b)
C ( ) (c b) D ( ) (c b)
00.2.67. For any vectors c& b and scalar k , which of the following is true?
A k( ) = (kc ) b B k( ) = c (kb)

C A & B both D None of the A ,B & C
00.2.68. For any vectors a , b & c , which of the following is true?
A ( ) = ( )

B c ( )= = ( )
C A & B both D None of the A ,B & C
00.2.69. any vectors a , b & c , the scalar triple product is defined as (a b c), then (a b
c ) =
A ( ) B ( )
C ( ) D None of the A ,B & C
00.2.70. Given vectors a and b , a b represents
A Vector B Scalar
C A & B both D None of the A ,B & C
00.2.71. Given vectors a and b , a b represents
A Vector B Scalar
C A or B both D None of the A ,B & C
00.2.72. Given vectors a and b , a b is always
A Positive B Negative
C Zero D None of the A ,B & C
00.2.73. For any vector and scalars & ,the following is true
A ( + ) = +
v
B ( + ) > + v
C ( + ) < + v D None of the A ,B & C



00.2.74. For any vector , the following is true
A 1 = B 1 = 1
C A & B both D None of the A ,B & C
00.2.75. For scalar point function , grad represents
A scalar point function B Vector point function
C A and B D None of the A ,B & C
00.2.76. For Vector point function , Curl represents
A scalar point function B Vector point function
C A and B D None of the A ,B & C
00.2.77. For Vector point function , div represents
A scalar point function B Vector point function
C A and B D None of the A ,B & C
00.2.78. For Vector point function , Curl is obtained by
A B
C A and B D None of the A ,B & C
00.2.79. For Vector point function , div is obtained by
A B
C A and B D None of the A ,B & C
00.2.80. If (, ) =

,then at (1,1,0) is
A (2, 2, 1) B 1
C 1 D None of the A ,B & C
00.2.81. If (, . ) = + + , then is
A (1,1,1) B 3
C 0 D None of the A ,B & C
00.2.82. If (, . ) = (, , ) , then is
A (1,1,1) B 3
C 0 D None of the A ,B & C
00.2.83. If (, . ) = (, , ) , then is
A (1,1,1) B 3



C 0 D None of the A ,B & C
00.2.84. If (, . ) = be given surface ,then is
A Perpendicular to the
tangent plane to the
surface (, . ) =
B Parallel to the tangent
plane to the surface
(, . ) =
C A & B both D None of the A ,B & C
00.2.85. Let be an differentiable functions, having =

, =

and =

then the condition for the saddle point is
A

< 0 B

> 0
C

= 0 D None of the A , B & C

00.2.86. Let be an differentiable functions, having continuous partial derivatives
=

, =

and =

,then condition for has maximum is

A > 0 &

< 0
B > 0 &

> 0
C > 0 &

= 0
D None of the A , B & C
00.2.87. Let be an differentiable functions, having continuous partial derivatives
=

, =

and =

,then condition for f has minimum if

A > 0 &

< 0
B > 0 &

> 0
C > 0 &

= 0
D None of the A , B & C
00.2.88. Let be an differentiable functions, having continuous partial derivatives
throughout disk centered at (, ),then has a critical point at (, ) ,if
A

(a,b)= 0 B

(a, b) = 0 =

(a, b)
C

(a, b) = 0 D None of the A , B & C

00.2.89. Let be an differentiable functions, having continuous partial derivatives of
second order ,then following is true
A

>

<

D None of the A , B & C

00.2.90. Let (, ) = ,then has a Saddle point at
A (1,1) B (2,2)
C (0,0) D None of the A , B & C
00.2.91. Let (, ) =

2 2 + 4 ,then the critical point of is

A (2, 2) B (2,2)
C (2, 2) D None of the A , B & C
00.2.92. How many maximum or minimum points does the equation
(x) = (

+ 4 4)( + 2)( 1) have?

A 3 B 1
C 2 D None of the A , B & C
00.2.93. A local extreme point of a polynomial function (x) can only occur when

A

()> 0 B

()< 0
C

() = 0 D None of the A , B & C

00.2.94. Minimum value of (, ) =

+ 6 +14 is
A 5 B 5
C 0 D None of the A , B & C
00.2.95. If () =

12 ,then local maximum value of is

A 2 B 16
C 22 D None of the A , B & C
00.2.96. If () =

12 ,then local minimum of is occur at
A -2 B 16
C 2 D None of the A , B & C
00.2.97. If () =

+

,x ( 0 ,

) ,then local maximum value of is

A B 0.5
C 0 D None of the A , B & C
00.2.98. The minimum value of (, ) =

8 5

+1 is
A 1 B 1
C 0 D None of the A , B & C
00.2.99. Let (, ) =

,then is Homogeneous Function of degree

A 2 B 4
C 8 D None of the A , B & C
00.2.100. If (, ) = (/),then

=
A
0
B (/)
C (/) D None of the A , B & C
00.2.101.
If (, ) = (/) ,

=



A
0
B (/)
C (/) D None of the A , B & C
00.2.102. Let (, ) be a Homogenous Function of degree ( 1) ,then

=
A ( 1)(, ) B ( 1)(, )
C (, ) D None of the A , B & C
00.2.103.
Let =

, where = and =

.Then

=
A

( 2 + 3

)
B

( 2
3

)
C

(2 + 3

) D None of the A , B & C

00.2.104.
If (, , ) =

, then

=
A

B 0
C

D None of the A , B & C
00.2.105. If =

+20 , then

=
A

ln D None of the A , B & C

00.2.106.
If P = r cos , then

=
A cos B r cos
C r D None of the A , B & C
00.2.107.
If (, , ) = 0 , then

=
A

D None of the A , B & C
00.2.108.
If P = r cos , then

=
A cos B r cos
C r D None of the A , B & C
00.2.109. If =

+ 20 , then

=
A

ln D None of the A , B & C

00.2.110. If (, ) =

+20 , then

=
A

ln D None of the A , B & C

00.2.111. If (, ) =

,then

=
A 0 B
C 2 D None of the A , B & C
00.2.112. If (, ) =

,then

=
A 0 B
C 2 D None of the A , B & C
00.2.113. If (, ) =

+100 ,then

=
A 0 B 2
C D None of the A , B & C
00.2.114. If (, ) = 100 ,then

+

=
A 100( +) B 100( +)
C A & B both D None of the A , B & C
1

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Question Topics Code No: 00.3



00.3.51 Classify the following differential equation:
y x y
dx
dy
e
x 3
3 = +

A Neither separable nor
linear
B Both separable and linear.
C Linear and not separable. D Separable and not linear
00.3.52 Classify the following differential equation:
4 3
x y x
dx
dy
+ =

A Neither homogeneous nor
linear
B Both homogeneous and linear.
C Linear and not
homogeneous .
D homogeneous and not linear
00.3.53 Classify the following differential equation:
36 7 = + y
dy
dx
x

A Neither homogeneous nor
Separable
B Both homogeneous and
separable.
C Linear and not separable D separable and not linear
00.3.54
Suppose y is a function of x then _________
) (
2 4
=
dx
y x d


A
C
y x
+ +
3 5
3 5

B
dx
dy
y x y x 2 4
4 2 \ 3
+
C
dx
dy
y x 2 4
\ 3
+
D None of these

00.3.55 Which of the following differential equations are equivalent to
( )
x x
e x y e
dx
d
3
=

A
y x
dx
dy
=
3

B
( ) y x y e
dx
dy
x
= +
3

C
y x
dx
dy
e
x
=
3

D None of these
2




00.3.56.
Consider the linear differential equation x
x
y
dx
dy
sin = +
,
the integrating
factor is



A Y B lnx
C e
x
D x
00.3.57. Which answer describes the following differential equation?
2
4
2
5 3 2
d y dy
y x
dx dx
+ + =


A Linear first order B Non linear first order

C Linear second order

D Non linear second order

00.3.58. Which is the correct expression for the complementary function solution
of:
2
2
2 2 0
d y dy
y
dt dt
+ + =
here
1 = j


A
jt jt
y Ae Be

= +

B
t
y Ae

=

C
( )
t
y At B e

= +

D
( ) ( ) 1 1 j t j t
y Ae Be
+
= +

00.3.59. Which conditions does this differential equation correspond to?
2
2
2 0
d y dy
y
dt dt
+ + =


A An over damped system

B An under damped system

C A system driven by and
exponential function

D A critically damped system
00.3.60. Which differential equation corresponds to un-damped simple harmonic
motion

A
2
2
0
d x
m kx
dt
+ =
B
2
2
0
d x dx
m b
dt dt
+ =
C
2
2
0
d x dx
m b kx
dt dt
+ + =
D
0
dx
b kx
dt
+ =
3











00.3.61. Which of the following dierential equations is exact ?
A yy+2xy = yx
2
B xe
x
x
2
y= 2yx
C y y = 0 D 2yx
2
y= x
00.3.62. Which of the following dierential equations is separable?
Eq.1: xy= x
2
y + 3y Eq.2: xy = x y Eq. 3 e
x
y = xy x

A Eq.1 ONLY B Eq.2 ONLY
C Eq.1 and Eq.3 D Eq.2 and Eq.3
00.3.63.
If y = e
4x
is a solution to 0 12
2
2
= y
dx
dy
k
dx
y d
, what is the value of k?

A 1 B 3
C -1 D 6
00.3.64.
If y =e
2x
is a solution to 0 5
2
2
= + ky
dx
dy
dx
y d
, what is the value of k?

A 2 B 5
C 0 D 6
00.3.65.
Which of the following is the general solution to 0 10 3
2
2
= + y
dx
dy
dx
y d
?
In each case, A and B are arbitrary constants.

A Y = Ae
2x
+ Be
5x
B Y =Ae
2x
+Be
5x

C Y = Ae
2x
+ Be
5x
D Y = Ae
2x
+Be
-5x

4









00.3.66. Which of the following is the general solution
to 0 25 10
2
2
= + + y
dx
dy
dx
y d
? In each case, A and B are arbitrary constants.

A Y = Ae
- 5x
+ B e
5x
B Y = Axe
- 5x
+ B e
5x

C Y = Ae
5x
+ Be
5x
D Y = Axe
5x
+ Be
5x

00.3.67.
Consider the differential equation y
dx
y d
11
2
2
=
Which of the following options is correct?

A The roots of the
auxiliary equation are 0
and 11.
B There is no auxiliary
equation for a differential
equation of this type.
C The auxiliary equation
has a repeated root
of 11
D The roots of the auxiliary
equation 11 and 11
00.3.68.
The solution of
y x
e
dx
dy
+
=
is ____________


A e
x
+e
y
= c B e
- x
+e
y
= c
C e
x
+e
y
= c D None of these
00.3.69. Orthogonal trajectory of concentric circle with centre origin is
A Y = x
2
B Y = mx +c, C0
C Y = mx D None of these
00.3.70. Orthogonal trajectory of x = c, where c is arbitrary Constant is _______
A x = - c B Y =c
C Y =x D Y = - x
5










00.3.71.
Solution

+ + =
2
1
dx
dy
dx
dy
x y
is_______


A Y = cx + 1 + c
2
B y = x
2
+c
2

C Y = lnx +c D None of these
00.3.72.
The degree of differential equation
2
4
2
5 3 2
d y dy
y x
dx dx
+ + = is

A 4 B 2
C 1 D None of these
00.3.73.
______,
1
=

X
m D
where
dx
d
D =

A

dx Xe e
mx mx

B

dx Xe e
mx mx

C

Xdx e
mx

D None of these
00.3.74.
( ) ( )
ax ax
e
a f
e
D f
1 1
=
where
dx
d
D =

A f(a) = 0 B f(a) 0
C f(a) = 0 D None of these
00.3.75.
The particular integral of
iax
e y a
dx
y d
= +
2
2
2


A
iax
e
ai 2
1

B
ax
e
a
x
2

C
iax
e
ai
x
2

D None of these
6










00.3.76.
Solution of
y
x
dx
dy
= is

A Y
2
x
2
= C B
c
x
y
= log

C Y = e
x
+ C D None of these
00.3.77.
Solution of the differential equation ky
dx
dy
= is

A Y = ce
kx
B Y = ce
kx

C Lnx = y + c D None of these
00.3.78.
Solution of initial value problem
x
y
dx
dy
= , Y(1) =1 is

A
x
c
y =
B
x
y
2
=

C xy = 1 D Y= x
2
+ c
00.3.79. Solution of differential equation 9yy + 4x = 0 is
A
c
y x
= +
2 3
2 2

B
c
y x
=
4 9
2 2

C
c y x + =
2 2

D
c
y x
= +
4 9
2 2

00.3.80. For what value of k, (x
3
+3xy
2
)dx + (kx
2
y + y
3
) dy =0 be an exact
differential equation

A K = 3 B K = 6
C K = 2 D None of these
7



00.3.81.
________
2
=
+
y
xdy ydx


A

y
x
d
B

y
x
d
C

x
y
d
D

x
y
d
00.3.82. Condition for M(x,y)dx +N(x,y)dy = 0 should be an exact differential equation
A
0 =

x
N
y
M

B
y
N
x
M

C
x
N
y
M

D
0 =

y
N
x
M

00.3.83. What is the formula for finding integral factor for Y + p(x)y = r(x)
A

=
dx x P
e F I
) (
. .
B

=
dx x P
e F I
) (
. .
C

=
dx x r
e F I
) (
. .
D

=
dx x r
e F I
) (
. .
00.3.84. Solution of y y = e
2x
is
A Y = e
3x
+ce
2x
B Y = e
x
+cx
2

C Y = e
x
+ e
2x
D Y = ce
x
+ e
2x

00.3.85. Find the integral factor for y +y tanx = sin2x
A
x sec ln
B 2
1 ln x +
C
ecx cos ln
D None of these
00.3.86. Which of following is a Bernoulli differential equation
A y + p(x) y = q(x) B y + p(x) y = q(x)y
a

C
xy
y x
y
2 2
'
+
=
D None of these
00.3.87. Orthogonal trajectory of y = cx
2
is
A
c
x
y + =
2
2
2

B Y = - x
2
+c
C y
2
= cx D None of these
00.3.88.
Y = mx + c is a solution of

8

A
c mx
dx
dy
+ =
2

B
m
dx
dy
=
C
c
dx
y d
=
2
2

D None of these
00.3.89. For what value of k, kxydy (x
2
+y
2
)dx should be an exact differential
equation.

A K = 2 B K = 6
C K = 4 D None of these
00.3.90.
x
y
dx
dy
= is

A Linear but not separable B Separable but not Linear
C both Linear and separable D None of these
00.3.91. Which of following equation is not linearly independent.
A e
x
, e
x
B x
2
,x
C Sin(2x),( sinx cosx) D None of these
00.3.92. Which of following is homogeneous linear second order differential equation
A y = 0 B x
2
y + xy + y
2
= 0
C y + y + y = e
x
D None of these
00.3.93. General solution of y = 0 is
A Y = Ax
2
+ Bx B y = Ax +c
C Y ( A + Bx)e
x
D None of these
00.3.94. The motion of the damped mechanical system governed by
my + cy+ ky = 0 with c
2
> 4mk is

A Under damping B Critical damping
C None of these D Over damping
00.3.95. The motion of the damped mechanical system governed by
my + cy+ ky = 0 with c
2
= 4mk is

A Under damping B Critical damping
C None of these D Over damping
00.3.96. Y + p(x)y + q(x)y = r(x) is
A Homogeneous linear
equation of second order
B Linear differential equation of
second order
C Non homogeneous linear
equation of second order
D None of these
9

00.3.97. Y + p(x)y + q(x)y = 0
A Homogeneous linear
equation of second order
B Non linear differential equation of
second order
C Non homogeneous linear
equation of second order
D None of these
00.3.98. General solution of y y = 0 is
A Y = Ae
x
+ B e
2x
B Y = (A + Bx)e
x

C Y = Ae
x
+ B e
- x
D None of these
00.3.99. Basis for a general solution of y y = 0 is
A {e
x
, e
x
} B {xe
x
, e
x
}
C {cosx, sinx} D None of these
00.3.100. General solution of Y + 8y + 16y = 0
A Y = Ae
4x
+ B e
-4x
B Y = Asin4x + Bcos4x
C Y = Ae
8x
+ B e
-8x
D Y =(A + Bx)e
-4x

00.3.101. If the auxiliary equation of homogeneous linear differential equation of
second order has distinct real roots then the system is

A Under damping B Critical damping
C None of these D Over damping
00.3.102. If the auxiliary equation of homogeneous linear differential equation of
second order has complex conjugate roots then the system is

A Critical damping B Under damping
C Over damping D None of these
00.3.103. Which of following is a Euler- Cauchy Equation
A xY + ax
2
y + by = 0 B X
2
Y + axy + by = 0
C Y + axy + xy = 0 D None of these
00.3.104. General solution of x
2
Y 3xy + 4y = 0
A Y = A + Bln(x) B Y = (A + Bx)x
2

C Y = (A + Bx)e
2x
D Y = ( A + Bln(x))x
2

00.3.105. Find the Wronskian of the basis 1,e
x

A e
x
B 1 + e
x

C 0 D None of these
00.3.106. Laplace transform of f(t) is
10

A

1
0
) ( dt t f e
st

B

0
) ( dt t f e
st

C

1
0
) ( dt t f e
st

D

0
) ( dt t f e
st

00.3.107. Laplace transform of constant function f(t) = C is
A
2
s
c

B cs
C
s
c

D None of these
00.3.108. Laplace transform of f(t)= e
4t
is
A
4
1
s

B
4
1
+ s

C
2 2
4
1
+ s

D None of these
00.3.109. Laplace transform of f(t) = coshat
A
2 2
a s
s
+

B
2 2
1
a s

C
2 2
1
a s +

D
2 2
a s
s

00.3.110. Laplace transform of e
at
f(t) is ______, if L( f(t)) = F(s)
A F(s + a) B F(s
2
+ a)
C F(s a ) D None of these
00.3.111. Laplace transform of f(t)= e
at
coswt is
A
2 2
a s
a s
+
+

B
2 2
) ( w a s
a s
+

C
2 2
) ( w a s
w
+

D
2 2
) ( w a s
a s

00.3.112. Laplace transform of f(t)= e
at
sinwt is
A
2 2
a s
a s
+
+

B
2 2
) ( w a s
a s
+

C
2 2
) ( w a s
w
+

D
2 2
) ( w a s
a s

00.3.113. Laplace transform of f(t)= t
10
is
A
n
s
10

B
n
s
! 10

11

C
1
! 10
+ n
s

D None of these
00.3.114. Which of following functions Laplace transform dose not exit?
A sint B cost
C 1 D
t
1

00.3.115. Laplace transform of f (t)
A L(f(t)) f(0) B sL(f(t)) + f(0)
C sL(f(t)) f(0) D None of these
00.3.116. S
2
L(f(t)) sf(0) f(0) is Laplace transform of
A

dt t f ) (
B f(t)
C f(t) D f(t)
00.3.117. Laplace transform of sin2t is
A
4
2
2
+ s

B
2
2
2
+ s

C
2
2
+ s
s

D None of these
00.3.118.
Laplace transform of

1
0
) ( dt t f

A
)) ( (
1
2
t f L
s

B
)) ( (
1
t f L
s

C L(f(t)) D None of these
00.3.119. Laplace transform of unit step function u(t - a ) is
A
2
s
e
as

B
s
e
as

C
s
1

D
s
e
as

00.3.120.
Laplace transform of
t
t f ) (
is

A
)) ( (
1
t f L
s

B

s
dt t f L )) ( (
C L(f(t)) D None of these
00.3.121.
Inverse Laplace transform of
2
1
s
is

12


A 1 B t
C t
2
D None of these
00.3.122.
Inverse Laplace transform of
) )( (
1
b s a s
is

A
) (
) (
1
bt at
e e
b a

B
) (
) (
1
bt at
e e
a b

C
) (
bt at
e e
D None of these
00.3.123.
Inverse Laplace transform of
2 2
1
w s
is

A
wt
w
sin
1

B coshwt
C
wt
w
sinh
1

D
wt
w
cosh
1

00.3.124. Inverse Laplace transform of e
as
is
A U(t a ) B 1/(s a )
C 1/s D (t a )
00.3.125. Laplace transform of y y = t , where y(0) = 0 and y(0) = 0 is
A
) 1 (
1
2 2
s s

B
) 1 (
1
2
s s

C s
2
s -1/s
2
D None of these
00.3.1.
If =

is a solution to

+ = 0, what is the value of k?

(A) (A)1 (B) 2
(C) (C)4 (D) 6
00.3.2.
The degree of the differential equation 2

= 1 +

is
(A) (A)1 (B) 2
(C) (C)3 (D) 6
00.3.3.
Given that

= ; 0 = 0 then =
(A) (A) = 1 + (B) =
(C) (C) = 1 (D)
00.3.4.
The general solution of the differential equation

(A)
(A) = 2

(B)
= 2

+
(C)
(C = 2

(D) = 2

+
00.3.5. The degree and order of the differential equation of all parabolas whose axis is -axis are
(A) (A)2,1 (B) 1,2
(C) (C)3,2 (D) None
00.3.6. The differential equation whose solution is = +
(A) (A) +

= 0 (B) +

= 0
(C) (C)

= 0 (D) +

= 0
00.3.7. Which of the following equation is linear
(A) (A) +

= 1 (B)

(C) (C) +3 =

(D) None
00.3.8.
The solution of

is
(A) (A)

= (B)

=
(C) (C)

= (D)

=
00.3.9. Orthogonal trajectories of the curve =

+ is
(A)
(A)

=
(B)

=
(C) (C)

= (D) None
00.3.10. Orthogonal trajectories of the curve = 1 + is
(A) (A) = 1 + (B) = 1 +
(C) (C) = 1 (D) = 1
00.3.11.

= is one solution of

" + = 0 then second solution is

(A) (A)

= (B)

= +
(C) (C)

(D)

=
00.3.12. Particular integral of " +4 = is
(A)
(A)

(B)

(C)
(C)

(D)

00.3.13. Particular integral of

+4 = 48

is
(A) (A) 3 (B)

3
(C) (C)

+3 (D)

3
00.3.14. General solution of

+18

+81 = 0 is
(A) (A) + + + (B) + + +
(C) (C) + + +

(D) + + +
00.3.15. The C.F of the differential equation +2 + = is
(A) (A) + +

(B) + +

(C) (C) + +

(D) none
00.3.16. The P.I. of differential equation

4 = 2 is
(A)
(A)

(B)

(C)
(C)

(D)

00.3.17.

equal to
(A) (A)4

(B) 2

(C) (C)2

(D) none
00.3.18. Family of derivative of 2
(A) (A)2, 2 (B) 2, 2,
(C) (C)2, 2, , (D) 2, 2,
00.3.19. Family of derivative of

(A) (A)

(B)

(C) (C)

, , 1 (D)

, , 1
00.3.20. Family of derivative of
(A) (A)1 (B) 1,0
(C) (C)0 (D) none
00.3.21.

=
(A)
(A)

(B)
(C) (C) (D)
00.3.22.
1

=

(A) (A)

(B)

(C) (C)

(D)

00.3.23. General solution of 6 +9 = 0 , 0 = 2,

0 = 8 is
(A) (A) = 21 +

(B) = 2

(C) (C) = 2

(D) none
00.3.24. If a Temperature of a body drops from 100 to 60 in one minute when the temperature
of surrounding is20, what time will be the temperature of the body at the end of the
second minute?
(A) (A)40 (B) 30
(C) (C)20 (D) 50
00.3.25. General solution of 9 +4 = 0 is
(A) (A)9

= (B) 9

+4 =
(C) (C)9

+4

= (D) 9 +4

=
00.3.26. The given equation

= 2 is
(A) (A)Homogenous (B) Non-linear
(C) (C)Second order (D) Non homogenous
00.3.27. General solution of

= 2
(A) (A)

= 0 (B)

+ = 0
(C) (C)

= 0 (D)

= 0
00.3.28. Co0ndition for Exactness for differential equation + = 0
(A) (A) = (B)

(C)
(C)

(D) =
00.3.29.

= 0 is
(A) (A)Homogenous (B) Non-linear
(C) (C)Second order (D) Exact
00.3.30. General solution of

= 0 is
(A) (A)

= (B)

=
(C) (C)

= (D) None
00.3.31.
Which is the integrating factor for differential equation

+ =
(A)
(A)

(B)

(C)
(C)

(D)

00.3.32.
General solution of

+2 = is
(A) (A)

= + (B)

= +
(C) (C)

= + (D)

= +
00.3.33. Which of the following is the general form of Bernoullis differential equation
(A) (A) + = 0 (B)

+ =
(C)
(C)

+ =

(D)

= 0
00.3.34. The differential equation of all line which do not passing through the origin?
(A)
(A)

= 0
(B)

= 0
(C) (C) + = 0 (D) None
00.3.35.
The integrating factor of , +, = 0 if

=
(A)
(A)

(B)

(C) (C) (D)

00.3.36.
The integrating factor of

+1 is
(A) (A) +1 (B) 1
(C) (C) (D)

00.3.37. =

is solution of
(A) (A) +5 +6 = 0 (B) 5 6 = 0
(C) (C) 5 + = 0 (D) 5 +6 = 0
00.3.38. The equation

= 0 is order.
(A) (A)zero (B) One
(C) (C)two (D) Three
00.3.39. The number of arbitrary constants in a general solution of first order differential equation
(A) (A)zero (B) One
(C) (C)two (D) Three
00.3.40. Particular solution is a solution, that can be obtained from general solution by giving
particular values to the arbitrary constants
(A) (A)True (B) False
(C) (C)Neither true nor false (D) All of above
00.3.41. If

and

are general solution of second order linear differential equation then

and

are
(A) (A) Linearly dependent (B) Linearly independent
(C) (C)Proportional (D) Inverse Proportional
00.3.42. If

and

are general solution of second order linear differential equation and

= 0 then

and

are
(A) (A) Linearly dependent (B) Linearly independent
(C) (C)Proportional (D) Inverse Proportional
00.3.43. Solving by variation of parameter for the equation + = , the value of Wronskin is
(A) (A) 1 (B) 0
(C) (C)2 (D) 3
00.3.44. Solving by variation of parameter for the equation 2

+ =

, the value of
Wronskin is
(A) (A)

(B)

(C) (C)

(D) 1
00.3.45. Differential equation are equation that involves variables and their .. with
respect to the .. variables.
(A) (A) independent, dependent,
derivatives
(B) dependent ,derivatives ,independent
(C) (C) dependent ,derivatives ,
dependent
(D) None
00.3.46. An equation of the form

+ = 0 is Differential equation
(A) (A)Legendres (B) Euler-Cauchy
(C) (C)Bessels (D) Riemann
00.3.47. Constrains that are specifies at the boundary points are called
(A) (A) Initial condition (B) Boundary condition
(C) (C)Lipchitz condition (D) None
00.3.48.
Solution of

+3 =

(A)
(A) =

(B)
=

(C)
(C) =

(D)
=

00.3.49. The general solution of a-order ordinary differential equation contains
(A) (A) 1 arbitrary constants (B) arbitrary constants
(C) (C) 2 arbitrary constants (D) ! arbitrary constants
00.3.50.
= 0, = 1 = 0
Solution of simultaneous equations

+ = ,

+ = ;
(A) (A) = , = (B) = , =
(C) (C) = , = (D) = , =





00.3.126.
Find Find = ) 2 (sin t L
A
4
2
2
+ s

B
4
2
4
+ s

C
4
4
2
s

D
None of This
00.3.127.
Find Find = ) (sin
2
t L
A
2
1
4
1
2
|

\
|
+

s
s
s

B
4
1
4
1
2
|

\
|
+

s
s
s

C
4
1
2
+

s
s
s

D
00.3.128.
Find L ) 2 sin ( t e
at
=
A
4 ) (
2
2
+ a s

B
4 ) (
2
2
+ +a s

C
4 ) (
2
4
+ a s

D None o None of This
00.3.129.
Find L ) 2 sinh (
2
t e
t
=


A
4 ) 2 (
2
2
s

B
4 ) 2 (
2
4
+ s

C
4 ) 2 (
2
4
+ + s

D None of None of This
00.3.130.
Find Find ) (
3 2 t
e t L

+ =
A
3
1 2
3
+
+
s s

B
3
1 2
2
+

s s

C
3
1 2
2

s s

D None of This

00.3.131.
Find ) 2 sin (
2
t t L =
A
3 2
2
) 4 (
) 4 3 ( 4
+

s
s

B
4
) 4 ( 6
2
2
+
+
s
s




C
3 2
2
) 4 (
) 4 3 ( 4
+
+
s
s

D
( None of This
00.3.132.
= Find ) (
2
t L =
A
3
2
s

B
3
3
s

C
3
4
s


D

None o( None of This
00.3.133.
Find Find ) 2 (cos
3
t L

A
) 4 )( 36 (
) 28 (
2 2
2
+ +
+
s s
s s

B
) 4 )( 36 (
) 28 (
2 2
2

s s
s s

C
) 2 )( 2 (
) 2 (
2 2
2

s s
s s

D None of This
00.3.134. Find Find = ) 2 cos 2 (sin t t L

A
4
2
2
+ s

B
4
2
2
s

C
2
2
2
s

D None of None of This
00.3.135.
Find
|
|

\
|
2
1
at
e
L =
A
s a s 2
1 1
2
1

\
|

B
s s 2
1
2
1
2
1

\
|

C
s s 2
1
2
1
2
1
+
|

\
|
+

D None Of This
00.3.136.
Find )) 3 sin 3 (cos (
2
t t e L
t

A
13 4
2
2
+ +

s s
s

B
13 4
1
2
+ +

s s
s

C
13 4
1
2
+ +
+
s s
s

D None Of This
00.3.137.
Find ( L ) 3 sin
2 3
t e
t
=




A
) 45 6 )( 3 (
36
2
+ + + s s s

B
) 45 6 )( 3 (
36
2
s s s

C
) 5 6 )( 3 (
36
2
+ s s s

D None of This
00.3.138.
Find

>
< <
=

t t
t
t f where t f L
, sin
0 , 0
) ( )) ( (
A
1
2
+

s
e
s

B
1
2

s
e
s

C
1
2
+

s
e
s

D
None of This

00.3.139.
Find ) 2 sinh (
3
t e L
t
=
A
5 6
2
2
+ + s s

B
5 6
2
2
+ s s

C
5 6
2
2
s s

D None Of This
00.3.140.
Find ) 3 cosh (
4
t e L
t
=
A
7 8
4
2
+

s s
s

B
7
4
2
+
+
s s
s

C
7 8
4
2

s s
s

D None Of This
00.3.141.
Find ) (
3 4
t e L
t
=

A
4 2
) 4 (
6
s

B
3 2
) 2 (
6
s

C
4 2
) 4 (
4
+ s

D None Of This
00.3.142.
Find = Find
|
|

\
|

6
2 3
1
3
) 1 ( 3
s
s
L =
A
120 2
1
2
3
5 2
t t
s
+
B
12 2
1
2
3
3 4
t t
s
+
C
120 5
1
2
5
5 2
t t
s
+ +
D
None Of This
00.3.143.
Find )
) 2 (
5 3
(
4
1
+
+

s
s
L =



A
|

\
|

4 2
3
2 3
t
e t
t

B
|

\
|
+

3 2
3
2 2
t
e t
t

C
|

\
|

3 2
3
2 4
t
e t
t

D None of This
00.3.144.
Find=
|
|

\
|
+

) 3 )( 2 (
1
1
s s
L =

A
( )
3 2
) 3 2 (
1
t t
e e
+

B
( )
3 2
) 3 2 (
1
t t
e e
+

C -
( )
3 2
) 3 2 (
1
t t
e e +

D None Of This
00.3.145.
) 2 (
1
(
1
+

s s
L )=
A
) 1 (
2
1
2t
e
B
) 1 (
2
1
2t
e +
C
) 1 (
2
1
2t
e

D None of This
00.3.146.
Inverse LAplAce trAnsform of
9
12
2
s
is
A 3 sinh4t B 4 sinh4t
C 2cosh3t D None of This
00.3.147.
Inverse LAplAce trAnsform of
16
9
2
s
=?
A 3 sinh4t B
4
9
sinh4t
C
4
9
cosh3t
D None of This
00.3.148. ) 2 cos 3 (sin t t L =?
A
|

\
|
+
+
+ 1
1
25
5
2
1
2 2
s s

B
|

\
|

1
1
25
5
2
1
2 2
s s

C
|

\
|
+

+ 1
1
25
5
2
1
2 2
s s

D None of This
00.3.149.
) (
5 4 t t
e e L =?
A
) 5 )( 4 ( s s
s

B
) 5 )( 4 (
1
+ + s s




C
) 5 )( 4 (
1

s s

D None of This
00.3.150.
) 3 (
t
L =?
A
) 3 ln (
1
s

B
) 3 ln (
1
+ s

C
) 3 ln (
3
s

D None of This
00.3.151.
) (
2
1

t L =?
A
s

B
s

C
s

D None of This
00.3.152.
=

) (
4 2 t
e t L ?
A
) 4 (
2
+ s

B
3
) 4 (
2
+ s

C
) 4 (
2
s

D None of This
00.3.153.
Convolution of t And
t
e is
A
) 1 ( t e
t
+
B
) 1 ( t e
t
+ +
C
) 1 ( t e
t

D None of This
00.3.154.
The vAlue of
) 4 (
1
(
2
1
+

s s
L ) is
A
( ) t 2 cos 1
2
1

B
( ) t 2 cos 1
4
1

C
( ) t 2 cos 1
2
1
+
D None of This
00.3.155.
=

0
2
cost te
t

A
25
6

B
25
7

C
25
3

D None of This
00.3.156.
=

0
3
3 sin t e
t

A
4
1

B
42
1




C
6
1

D None of This
00.3.157.
Find = )
sin
(
t
wt
L
A
s
w
1
cot

B
w
s
1
cos

C
w
s
1
cot

D None of This
00.3.158.
)
4 cos 3 cos
(
t
t t
L

=
A
|
|

\
|
+
+
9
16
log
2
1
2
2
s
s

B
|
|

\
|
+

9
16
log
2
1
2
2
s
s

C
|
|

\
|

9
16
log
2
1
2
2
s
s

D None of This
00.3.159.
)
4 cos 1
(
t
t
L

=
A
2
9
1 log
s
+
B
2
9
1 log
s

C
2
16
1 log
s
+
D None Of This
00.3.160.
Find
|
|

\
|
+ +

18 6 (
1
2
1
s s
L =
A
t e
t
3 sin
3
1
3

B
t e
t
2 sin
3
1
2

C
t e
t
3 cos
3
1
3

D None Of This
00.3.161.
Find inverse TrAnsforme of
|
|

\
|
+
+ +
) 1 (
1
2 3
2 3
s s
s s
=
A
sint +
2
2
t

B
sint -
2
2
t

C
cost -
2
2
t

D None Of This
00.3.162.
Find )
9
4 4
(
2
1

s
s
L =
A t t 4 sinh 2 3 cosh 4 + B t t 4 sinh 2 3 cosh 4
C t t 2 sinh 2 2 cosh 4 + D



None of None Of This
00.3.163.
Find L

t
0
) 3 sin (
5
t t + =
A
) 9 (
3 120
2 6
+
+
s s s

B
9
3 10
2 6
+

s s

C
9
3 120
2 2

+
s s

D None of This Of This
00.3.164.
Find L

t
0
) 3 cos (
2
t t + =
A
9
2
2 3
+
+
s
s
s

B
9
2
2 3
+
+
s
s
s

C
9
2
2 3
+

s
s
s

D None of None Of This
00.3.165.
Find
|
|

\
|
+
+

) 2 (
3
2
1
s s
s
L =
A
4
3
2
3
4
3
2
+

t e
t

B
4
3
2
3
4
3
2
+

t e
t

C
4
3
4
3
4
3
2
+

t e
t
(d)
D None Of This
00.3.166.
Find )
2 sin
(
t
t
L =
A
2
cot
1
s

B
2
tan
1
s

C
2
cos
1
s

D None of None Of This

1

00.4.1. Which of following is true?
A < Argz B < Argz 0
C
2 2

< Argz
D None of these
00.4.2. Principal argument of z = 1 + i is
A /2 B /3
C - /4 D None of these
00.4.3. Which of following is not true?
A
2 1 2 1
z z z z + < +
B
2 1 2 1
z z z z =
C
2
2
2
1
z
z
z
z
=
D None of these
00.4.4. Which of following is domain?
A
1 z
B
3 2 z
C
4 1 < z
D
3 > z
00.4.5. Cauchy Riemann equations for f(z) = u(x,y) + iv(x,y) is
A u
x
= v
y
, u
y
=v
x
B u
y
= v
x
, u
x
= - v
y

C u
x
= v
y
, u
y
= - v
x
D None of these
00.4.6. Which of following complex function is not differentiable?
A z
2
B sinz
C
z
D None of these
00.4.7. Real part of z
3
is
A x
3
-3xy
2
B 3x
2
y y
3

C Y
3
3x
2
y D None of these
00.4.8. Which of following is not analytic function?
A X
2
y
2
+ 2xyi B x + iy
C x + 2yi D None of these
00.4.9. For what value of k, f(x +iy) =x
2
y
2
+kxyi is analytic
A 1 B -2
C 0 D 2
00.4.10. Harmonic conjugate of u(x,y) = x
2
y
2
is
2

A Y
2
x
2
B 2xy
C (x
2
y
2
)i D None of these
00.4.11. Which of following is not a domain?
A
1 < z
B
4 3 < < z
C
6 = z
D None of these
00.4.12. Which of following is simply connected domain?
A
2 < z
B
4 3 < < z
C Re(z) 1 D None of these
00.4.13.
______
4
=
i
e
A
) 1 (
2
1
i
B
) 3 (
2
1
i
C 1 + i D
) 1 (
2
1
i +
00.4.14.
______ =
i
e
A 1 B -1
C 0 D None of these
00.4.15. A function f(z) is conformal if
A f(z) analytic and f(z) 0 B f(z) analytic and f(z) = 0
C f(z) = 0 D None of these
00.4.16. Which of following function is not conformal at z = 0
A z
3
+z
2
B z
2

C z
2
+ 3z D None of these
00.4.17. Coshz = __________
A
2
iz iz
e e

+

B
2
z z
e e

+

C
2
z z
e e

D None of these
00.4.18. Sinhz = _______
A -coshz B -isinz
C isin(iz) D -isin(iz)
3

00.4.19.
d cz
b az
w
+
+
= is a bilinear transformation if
A ad + cd = 0 B ad bc = 0
C ab dc = 0 D None of these
00.4.20.

C
dz
z
1
= ________, C the unit circle counter clock wise
A 0 B 2i
C -2i D None of these
00.4.21.
_____ =

dz e
c
z
, C is any closed path
A 0 B 2i
C e
i
D None of these
00.4.22.
______ cos =

C
zdz ,C is any closed path
A 2i B 1
C 0 D None of these
00.4.23.
_______
4
2
=
+

C
z
dz
Where C is a unit circle
A 2i B 4i
C 1 D None of these
00.4.24.

C
z
dz
z
e
_______
2
, Where C is 3 = z
A e
2
B 0
C 2i D 2ie
2

00.4.25. Value of i
40
+ i
49
+ i
82
+ i
99
= _____
A 0 B 1
C -1 D 2





00.5.1
If is an event of a sample space with = , then =?
A 0 B 1
C 0.50 D 2
00.5.2 If and are any two events of a sample space , then the addition rule is:
A = + B = +
C = 1 + D =
00.5.3 If and are any two independent events of a sample space S, then =?
A pApB B
C 0 D |
00.5.4 If we are sampling from a normal population with a mean of 100 and a standard deviation of 10, then
90 < < 100 ? 90 < < 100
A < B >
C = D Comparison is not possible.
00.5.5 Which one is true?
A A random variable is a random number. B The random variable which is the
sample mean is always a number.
C The sampling distribution of sample means is
normal for samples of all sizes, provided that the
underlying random variable has a Normal
distribution.
D The sampling distribution of sample
means is normal for samples of all
sizes, provided that the underlying
random variable has a Poisson
distribution.
00.5.6
Consider the probability function =
||

= 2,3,412. What is 6 < < 8?

A 5/36 B 1/6
C 5/18 D 0
00.5.7
For a particular binomial distribution, = 4 and = 3. Then =?
A B 1/3
C 1/5 D 1/4
00.5.8 A machine produces parts of which 2% are defective. If a random sample of five parts produces by
this machine contains two or more defectives, the machine is shut down for repairs. What is the
probability that the machine will be shut down for repairs based on this sampling plane.
A 0.02 B 1/120
C 0.004 D 0.04
00.5.9 A binomial random variable is based on = 20 and = 0.3. Then the value of

=?
A 40.1 B 40.2
C 36 D 36.2
00.5.10 Consider the binomial random variable with = 50and = 0.5. Suppose we want to use a
normal approximation to find the probability of at least 30 successes. A reasonable approximation
would be obtained by computing:
A 29.5 < < 30.5 B < 30.5
C 29.5 < D 29.5 >
00.5.11 The area under the normal curve between = 0 and = 2 is
A 0.9772 B 0.4772
C 0.1 D 0.95
00.5.12 If = 0.8 and = 0.7 and = 0.9, then =?
A 0.10 B 0.72
C 0.56 D 0.6
00.5.13 Two events and are said to be independent if
A = B =
C = | D = 0.5 =
00.5.14 A box contains 3 defective units and 17 non-defective units. Two units are selected from the box
without replacement. What is the probability that both units are defective given that the first one
selected was defective?
A 17/19 B 1/19
C 2/19 D 1
00.5.15 If a population has a mean equal to 25 and a standard deviation equal to 5, give the standard
deviation for the sample means for a sample of 100.
A B 1/20
C 1/4 D 10
00.5.16 If we are sampling from a normal population with a mean of 50 and a standard deviation of 5, what
size sample must be taken so that the middle 90% of the sampling distribution of sample means falls
between 48.5 and 51.5?
A 22 B 26
C 30 D 34
00.5.17 One card is drawn from a standard 52 card deck. In describing theoccurrence of two possible events,
an Ace and a King, these twoevents are said to be:
A independent B mutually exclusive
C random variables D randomly independent
00.5.18 Which of the following pairs of events are mutually exclusive?
A the odd numbers; the number 5 B the even numbers; the numbers
greater than 10
C the numbers less than 5; all negative numbers D the numbers above 100; the numbers
less than -200
00.5.19 Which of the following is NOT a possible probability?
A 25/100 B 1.25
C 1 D 0
00.5.20 Among 25 articles, 9 are defective, 6 having only minor defects and 3 having major defects.
Determine the probability that an article selected at random has major defects given that it has
defects.
A 1/3 B 0.25
C 0.24 D 0.08
00.5.21 A dormitory on campus houses 200 students. 120 are male, 50 are upper division students, and 40 are
upper division male students. A student is selected at random. The probability of selecting a lower
division student, given the student is a female, is:
A 7/8 B 7/20
C 7/15 D 1/4
00.5.22 Suppose the loaded die has the probability 0.3, 0.1, 0.1, 0.1, 0.1, 0.3 respectively the faces 1, 26. If
this die is thrown and the top face shows an odd number, what is the probability that the die shows a
four?
A 1/6 B 0
C 0.1 D 1/3
00.5.23 Suppose the loaded die has the probability 0.3, 0.1, 0.1, 0.1, 0.1, 0.3 respectively the faces 1, 26. If
this die is thrown and the top face shows an odd number, what is the probability that the die shows a
1?
A 1/6 B 0.6
C 0.3 D 0.1
00.5.24 There are two urns marked H and T. Urn H contains 2 red marbles and 1 blue marble. Urn T contains 1
red and 2 blue marbles. A coin is to be tossed. If it lands heads, a marble is drawn from Urn H. If it
lands tails a marble is drawn from Urn T. Find
A 1/2 B 1
C 1/3 D 1/6
00.5.25 There are two urns marked H and T. Urn H contains 2 red marbles and 1 blue marble. Urn T contains 1
red and 2 blue marbles. A coin is to be tossed. If it lands heads, a marble is drawn from Urn H. If it
lands tails a marble is drawn from Urn T. Find
A 1/2 B 1/6
C 0 D 1/3
00.5.26 How may the standard deviation be expressed?
A A point on a z-score scale. B A distance on a z-score scale.
C An index on a squared numerical scale D (A) and (C) are correct.
00.5.27 A sample of 2000 individuals is distributed according to eye color and the presence or absence of a
certain ophthalmic trait as follows:
Eye Color
Trait Blue Brown Other
Yes 400 270 130 800
No 200 650 350 1200
Total 600 920 480 2000
In a random selection of an individual from the study population, what is your estimate of the
probability that: ( Question No. 27 to 33)
The person has blue eyes?
(A
)
5/10 B 3/10
(C) 1/10 D 2/10
00.5.28 The trait is present and the person has blue eyes?
A 8/200 B 27/200
C 12/200 D 25/200
00.5.29 The person has neither brown nor blue eyes given that the trait is absent?
A 5/24 B 9/24
C 6/24 D 7/24
00.5.30 The person has neither brown nor blue eyes and the trait is present?
A 13/200 B 11/200
C 17/200 D 13/200
00.5.31 The person does not have brown eyes?
A 27/50 B 26/50
C 1/2 D 0
00.5.32 The person has blue eyes or has neither blue nor brown eyes?
A 27/50 B 0
C 1/2 D 1
00.5.33 The person does not have the trait or does not have brown eyes?
A 12/200 B 175/200
C 17/200 D 173/200
00.5.34 In drawing a histogram, which of the following suggestions should be followed?
A Leave gaps between bars to make classes more
distinguishable.
B The heights of the bars should equal
the class frequency (count).
C The scale of the vertical axis should be that of the
variable whose distribution you are displaying.
D Generally, bars should be square so
that both the height and width equal
the class count.
00.5.35 The following is a histogram of the gold metal winning high jumps for the Olympic Games. The centre
of this histogram is approximately how many inches?
A 75 B 77.5
C 82 D 90
00.5.36 In the above histogram, what is the approximate percentage of the winning jumps that were at least
84 inches?
A 23 B 14
C 63 D 37
00.5.37 For the above histogram, which statement is true?
A The mean is much larger than the median. B The mean is much smaller than the
median.
C The mean and the median are approximately
equal.
D It is impossible to compare the mean
and median for these data.
00.5.38 A normal density curve has which of the following properties?
A It is symmetric. B It has a peak centered above its mean.
C The spread of the curve is proportional to the
standard deviation.
D It has all of these properties.
00.5.39 There are 20 multiple choice questions on an exam each having responses a, b, c, and d. Only one
option per question is correct. If a student guesses the answer to each question, then the probability
that he or shegets the question correct is 0.25. If X is the random variable whose values equal the
number of questions a student who guesses will answer correctly, then the probability distribution of
X is______
A Normal B Continuous
C Binomial D Poission
00.5.40 Which of the following is NOT a property of a binomial setting?
A There are n observations; each one results in
either a success or a failure.
B The probability of success is the same
for each observation.
C Observations are independent. D The number of successes in n
observations is independent of the
probability of success.
00.5.41 We would like to know the true mean of all possible values of some quantitative variable in a
particular population. If all the values of in this population are normally distributed, then the
distribution of the sample mean is:
A not normally distributed B always normally distributed
C normally distributed if the sample size n is 30 or
larger
D normally distributed if n is less than
30
00.5.42 We would like to know the true mean of all possible values of some quantitative variable in a
particular population. If all the values of in this population are not normally distributed, then the
distribution of the sample mean is:
A never normally distributed B always normally distributed
C approximately normally distributed if the sample
size n is 30 or larger
D approximately normally distributed if
n is less than 30
00.5.43 Ten persons among whom are A and B, sit down at random at a round table. What is the probability
that there are three persons between A and B?
A 2/9 B 1/9
C 1/3 D 2/3
00.5.44 Mean is a measure of
A Central value B Dispersion
C Correlation D None of these
00.5.45 If the grouped date is open end classes, one cannot measure
A median B mode
C quartiles D mean
00.5.46 The correct relationship between A.M., G.M. and H.M. is
A A.M.=G.M.=H.M. B G.M. A.M. H.M.
C H.M. G.M. A.M. D A.M.G.M.H.M.
00.5.47 The value of the variable corresponding to the highest point of a frequency distribution curve
represents:
A mean B median
C mode D none of these
00.5.48 If for two values of , A.M.=25, H.M.=9, then the G.M. is
A 17 B 15
C 5.83 D 16
00.5.49 Probability is expressed as
A ratio B proportion
C percentage D all the above
00.5.50 The limiting relative frequency approach of probability is known as
A Statistical probability B Classical probability
C Mathematical probability D All the above
00.5.51 The probability of the intersection of two mutually exclusive events is always
A infinity B zero
C one D none of the above
00.5.52 If A is any event, the conditional probability of A given A is equal to
A zero B one
C infinite D indeterminate quantity
00.5.53 The probability that a leap year will have 53 Sunday is:
A 1/7 B 2/7
C 2/53 D 52/53
00.5.54 Two random variables and are said to be independent if
A = 1 B = 0
C = D None of these
00.5.55 If and are two random variables such that their expectations exist and = 1, then
A B
C = D None of these
00.5.56 If and are two random variables, then
A

00.5.57 If is a random variable which can take only non-negativve values, then
A

D None of these
00.5.58 The outcomes of an experiment classified as success or failure

will follow a Bernoulli distribution

if an only if
A = 1/2 B = 0
C = 1 D remains constant in all trials
00.5.59 The mean and variance of a binomial distribution are 8 and 4, respectively. Then = 1 is equal to
A 1/2

B 1/2

C 1/2

D 1/2

00.5.60 If and are two random variables, the covariance between the variables + and + in
terms of , is
A +, + = , B +, +
= ,
C +, + = , + D +, +
= ,
00.5.61 A manufacturer produces switches and experiences that 2 per cent switches are defective. The
probability that in a box of 50 switches, there are at most two defective is
A 2.5

C 2

D None of these
00.5.62 If and are two Poisson variates such that 1 and 2, the probability, + <
3 is
A

B 3

C 4

D 8.5

00.5.63 If a Poisson variate is such that = 1 = = 2, then = 4 is equal to
A 0.01 B 0.33
C 0.09 D 0.125
00.5.64 If 8,64, the standard normal deviate will be
A
=
64
8

B
=
8
64

C
=
8
8

D One cannot evaluate .
00.5.65 What is the probability that a randomly chosen three-digit integer is divisible by 5?
A 1/5 B 3/5
C 1/3 D 1/120
00.5.66 How many distinguishable words can be formed from the letter MISSISSIPPPI?
A 120 B 34650
C

11
5

D 12
00.5.67 Let and be two events such that = 0.4, = and = 0.6. For which values of
, and are independent?
A 1/3 B 1.0
C 0 D 0.2
00.5.68 The probability of a man hitting a target is 13.If he fires six times, what is the probability that he hits
the target at least twice?
A 4/13 B 6/13
C 473/729 D 2/13
00.5.69 The probability of a man hitting a target is 13.If he fires six times, what is the probability that he hits
the target at most twice?
A 473/729 B 1/13
C 5/13 D 496/729
00.5.70 A die is tossed twice. Getting a number greater than 4 is considered a success. What is the variance of
the probability distribution of the number of success?
A 4/9 B 2/9
C 2/3 D 5/9
00.5.71 In a precision bombing attack there is a 50% chance that any bomb will strike the target. Two direct
hits are required to destroy the target completely. How many bombs must be dropped to give 99%
chance or better to completely destroy the target?
A 10 B 12
C 11 D 4
00.5.72 If, on an average 1 vessel in every 10 is wrecked, what is the probability that out of 5 vessels
expected to arrive, at least 4 will arrive safely?
A 0.918 0.9
C 0.4 1
00.5.73 Six dice are thrown 729 times. How many times do you expect at least three dice to show a five or
six?
A 230 B 231
C 233 D None of these
00.5.74 What is the relation between mean deviation with unit mean and standard deviation?
A
mean deviation =

standard deviation
B
mean deviation =

standard
deviation
C
mean deviation =

standard deviation
D mean deviation = standard
deviation
00.5.75 If a random variable has a Poisson distribution such that 1 = 2, what is mean of the
distribution?
A 2 B 3
C 1 D 0
00.5.76 If a random variable has a Poisson distribution such that 1 = 2, what is 4?
A
2
3

B
2
3

C
2
3

D
2
3

00.5.77 An alternative chart to pie chart is
A step bar diagram B column chart
C sphere D none of these
00.5.78 Which of the following is a measure of central value?
A Standard deviation B Mean deviation
C Median D Quartile deviation
00.5.79 If a constant 5 is added to each observation of a set, the mean is
A increased by 5 B decreased by 5
C Not affected D 5 times the original mean
00.5.80 For a group of 100 candidates, the mean was found to be 40. Later on it was discovered that a value
45 was misread as 54. The correct mean is:
A 40.50 B 39.85
C 39.80 D 39.91
00.5.81 If the A.M. of a set of observations is 9 and its G.M. is 6. Then the H.M. of the set of observation is
A 4 B
3 6
C 3 D 1.5
00.5.82 The A.M. of two numbers is 6.5 and their G.M. is 6. The two numbers are
A 9,6 B 9,5
C 7,6 D 4,9
00.5.83 In a distribution, the value around which the items tend to be most heavily concentrated is called
A mean B median
C third quartile D mode
00.5.84
If and are any two independent events of a sample space S, then

=?
A

B
C 0 D |
00.5.85 If and are two mutually exclusive events such that 0, then | =
A / + B /1
C 1/ D None of these
00.5.86
If and are two mutually exclusive events and =

, =

, then the probability that

neither nor is
A 5/6 B 1/6
C 0 D 0
00.5.87
If and are two mutually exclusive events and =

, =

, then the probability that

either or is
A 5/6 B 1/6
C 0 D 0
00.5.88 If four whole numbers are taken at random and multiplied, the chance that the first digit in their
products is 0, 3, 6 or 9 is
A

2
5

1
4

2
5

1
4

00.5.89 An urn contains four tickets marked with numbers 112, 121, 211, 222 and one ticket is drawn at
random. Let

be the event that i

th
digit of the number of the ticket drawn is 1. Are the events

A Mutually exclusive B Independent
C Independent D Pairwise Independent
00.5.90 An urn contains 5 yellow, 4 black and 3 white balls. Three balls are drawn at random. The probability
that no black ball is selected is
A 1/66 B 7/55
C 2/9 D None of the above
00.5.91
If is a random variable and its p.d.f. is ,

is used to find
A A.M. B H.M.
C G.M. D First central moment
00.5.92 If and are two random variables with means

and

, respectively, then the expression

is called
A Variance of B ,
C Variance of D moments of and
00.5.93 If , , the distribution = is
A , 1 B ,
C , D ,
00.5.94 A family of parametric distribution means is always greater than its variance is
A Binomial distribution B Exponential distribution
C Poisson distribution D None of these
00.5.95 A certain screw making machine produces an average of 2 defective screws out of 100 and pack them
in boxes of 500. To find the probability that a box contains 15 defective screws, which distribution
would you apply?
A Binomial distribution B Exponential distribution
C Poisson distribution D None of these
00.5.96 A certain screw making machine produces an average of 2 defective screws out of 100 and pack them
in boxes of 500. What is the probability that a box contains 15 defective screws?
A 0.035 B 0.35
C 0.1 D 0.01
00.5.97 The mortality rate for a certain disease is 6 per 1000. What is the probability for just four deaths from
that disease in a group of 400?
A 0.125 B 0.0025
C 0.025 D 0.25
00.5.98 Two cards are thrown from a well-shuffled ordinary duck of 52 cards. Find the probability that they
are both aces if the first card is not replaced.
A 1/169 B 1/221
C 2/169 D 3/169
00.5.99 The probability that a new airport will get an award for its design is 0.16, the probability that it will get
an award for the efficient use of materials is 0.24 and the probability that it will get both awards is
0.11, what is the probability that it will get only one of two awards?
A 0.29 B 0.40
C 0.18 D 0.11
00.5.100 If two dice are thrown, what is the probability that the sum is neither 7 nor 11?
A 5/18 B 7/9
C 1/3 D 1/18
00.5.101 The content of 3 begs are Bag 1: 1 white, 3 red and 2 black balls; Bag 2: 3 white, 1 red and 1 black
balls; Bag 3: 3 white, 3 red and 3 black balls. Two balls are chosen from a randomly selected bag. If
the balls are 1 white and 1 red, what is the probability that they come from bag 2?
A 2/5 B 3/5
C 1/5 D 4/5
00.5.102 Let be a discrete random variable taking the values 1,2, 6, with corresponding probabilities

. What is the value of

A 7/2 B 1/36
C 1 D 7/6
00.5.103 6 dice are thrown 729 times. How many times do you expect atleast three dice to show 5 or 6?
A 58 B 159
C 121 D 280
00.5.104 If is a normal random variable with = 80, = 10, What is the value of 65 100?
A 0.9104 B 0.95
C 0 D 0.125
00.5.105 It has been claimed that 60% of all solar heat installations the utility bill is reduced by atleast one-
third. Accordingly, what are the probabilities that the utility bill will be reduced by atleast one-third in
four of five installations?
A 0.078 B 0.259
C 0.337 D None of these
00.5.106 Suppose that a trainee soldier shoots a target in an independent fashion. If the probability that the
target is shot on any one shot is 0.7. What is the probability that it takes him less than 4 shots?
A 0.3 B 0.23
C 0.13 D 0.973
00.5.107 A problem is given to 3 students whose chances of solving it are , 1/3 and . What is the probability
that the problem is solved?
A 11/24 B 1/24
C 3/4 D 13/24
00.5.108 A manufacturer of air plane parts knows that the probability is 0.8 that an order will be ready for
shipment on time, and it is 0.7 that an order will be ready for shipment and will be delivered on time.
What is the probability that such an order will be delivered on time given that it was also ready for
shipment on time?
A 14/15 B 14/8
C 7/15 D 7/8
00.5.109 There are two identical boxes containing 5 white and 3 red balls and 4 white and 6 red balls. A box is
chosen at random and a ball is drawn from it. If the ball is white, what is the probability that it is from
the second box?
A 16/41 B
C 4/10 D 2/10
00.5.110 In a company, 5% defective components are produced. What is the probability that atleast 5
components are to be examined in order to get 3 defectives?
A 0.9995 B 0.8885
C 0.885 D 0.9
00.5.111 The break down voltage of a randomly chosen diode of a particular type is known to be normally
distributed with = 40 volts and = 1.5 volts. What is the probability that the break down voltage
will be between 39 and 42 volts.
A 0 B 0.4773
C 0.6568 D 0.9082
00.5.112 The class interval for the continuous group data: 10-19; 20-29; 30-39; 40-49; 50-59 is
A 9 B 10
C 14.5 D 4.5
00.5.113 Frequency of a variable is always
A In percentage B An integer
C A fraction D A real number
00.5.114 The data given as 5, 7, 12, 17, 79, 84, 91 will be called as
A A continuous series B A discrete series
C An individual series D A time series
00.5.115 The average of the numbers 7, 9, 12, x, 5, 4, 11 is 9. The missing number x is
A 13 B 14
C 15 D 8
00.5.116 If the two observations are 10 and -10, then their harmonic mean is

A 10 B 0
C 5 D
00.5.117 If the two observations are 5 and -5, their geometric mean is
A 5 B -5
C 0 D None of these
00.5.118 The average of 2 natural numbers from 1 to 2 is
A +1/2 B 2 +1/2
C +1/2 D 2 +1/2
00.5.119 The median of the variate values 48, 35, 36, 40, 42, 54, 58, 60 is
A 40 B 41
C 44 D 45
00.5.120 The variate values which divide a series into eight equal parts are known as
A Quartiles B Quintiles
C Deciles D Octiles
Name of Q. Setter:Sapan N Shah Mob. No. 9099177855
Designation:Asst.Prof. E-Mail Id:sapan_shah710@yahoo.com
Institute: VGEC Chandkheda Subject/Topics: Numerical Analysis
00.6.1 The square root of 35 by Newtons formula taking

= 6 is
(A) 5.916 (B) 5.906
(C) 5.806 (D) 5.816
00.6.2 Stirling or Bessel central interpolation formula is used for interpolating the values of a
function ner the of the tabulated values of
(A) middle (B) beginning
(C) end (D) any point
00.6.3 Backward difference is defined by
(A) = (B) = +
(C) = (D) none
00.6.4

1 1 21 3 is
(A) -24 (B) -54
(C) -36 (D) -72
00.6.5 In Newton-Raphson method, we approximate the graph of by suitable
(A) normal (B) chord
(C) tangent (D) None
00.6.6 Lagranges interpolation formula is used for interpolating the values of a function ner the
of the tabulated values of
(A) middle (B) Beginning
(C) end (D) any point
00.6.7 Solution of

= 25 by Newton Raphson method

(A) 2.924 (B) 2.567
(C) 2.453 (D) 5
00.6.8 The formula

, = 0,1,2, is iteration formula for the

solution of = , ,

(A) Taylors (B) Eulers
(C) Picards (D) Eulers modified
00.6.9 The value of 1 +1 is
(A) 1 (B)
(C) 0 (D)
00.6.10
If =

, then the divided differences , ,

(A) (B) 1/
(C) (D) /
00.6.11 The positive roots of = lies in the interval
(A) (0,1) (B) (-3,-2)
(C) (1,2) (D) (2,5)
00.6.12 The positive roots of = lies in the interval (0,1) is
(A) 0.9899 (B) 0.5
(C) 0.2364 (D) 0.7390
00.6.13 = _____________
(A) / (B)

(C) (D) None
00.6.14 = _____________
(A) (B) +
(C) + (D) None
00.6.15 The number of significant figure in the 4200 is
(A) 4 (B) 2
(C) 3 (D) 0
00.6.16 The number of significant figure in the 0.02340 is
(A) 5 (B) 3
(C) 6 (D) 4
00.6.17 The convergence of which of the following method is sensitive to starting value?
(A) False position (B) Gauss seidal method
(C) Newton-Raphson method (D) All of these
00.6.18 Newton-Raphson method is used to find the root of the equation

2 = 0. If iteration are
started from -1, then iterations will be

(A) converge to -1 (B)
converge 2to
(C)
converge to -2
(D) no converge
00.6.19 Which of the following statement applies to the bisection method used for finding roots of
functions?
(A) Converges within a few iteration (B) Guaranteed to work for all
continuous functions
(C) Is faster than the Newton-Raphson
method
(D) Requires that there be no error in
determining the sign of the
function
00.6.20 We wish to solve

2 = 0 by Newton Raphson method. If initial guess is

= 1.0, then
subsequent estimate of will be
(A) 1.414 (B) 1.5
(C) 2.0 (D) None
00.6.21 Using Newton-Raphson method, find a root correct to three decimal places of the equation

3 5 = 0
(A) 2.275 (B) 2.279
(C) 2.222 (D) None
00.6.22 If = + , then a constant k, =
(A) 1 (B) 0
(C) 0, (D) +
00.6.23 In the Gauss elimination method for solving a system of linear algebraic equation,
triangularzation leads to
(A) Diagonal matrix (B) Lower triangular matrix
(C) Upper triangular matrix (D) Singular matrix
00.6.24 Double root of 4x

8x

3x +9 = 0 by newton-Raphson method is
(A) 1.4 (B) 1.5
(C) 1.6 (D) 1.55
00.6.25 Using Bisection method, negative root of

4 +9 = 0 correct to three decimal places is

(A) -2.506 (B) -2.706
(C) -2.406 (D) None
00.6.26 The root

2 5 = 0 correct to three decimal places by using Newton-Raphson is

(A) 2.0946 (B) 1.0404
(C) 1.7321 (D) 0.7011
00.6.27 Newton-Raphson method of solution of numerical equation is not preferred when
(A) Graph of is vertical (B) Graph of is not parallel
(C) The graph of is nearly horizontal-
where it crosses the x-axis.
(D) None
00.6.28 Following are the values of a function : 1 = 5,y(0)=.. y(1)=8
(A) 0 (B) 1.5
(C) 2 (D) 3
00.6.29 A root of the equation

11 = 0 correct to four decimals using bisection method is

(A) 2.3737 (B) 2.3838
(C) 2.3736 (D) None
00.6.30 Newton-Raphson method is applicable to the solution of
(A) Both algebraic and transcendental
equations
(B) Both algebraic and transcendental
equations and also used when the
roots are complex
(C) algebraic equations only (D) transcendental equations only
00.6.31 The order of error in the Simpsons rule for numerical integration with a step size h is
(A) h (B)

(C)

(D)

00.6.32 In which of the following methods proper choice of initial value is very important?
(A) Bisection method (B) False position
(C) Newton-Raphson (D) Bairsto method
00.6.33 Using Newton-Raphson method, find a root correct to three decimal places of equation
= 1
(A) 0.511 (B) 0.500
(C) 0.555 (D) None
00.6.34 Errors may occur in performing numerical
computation on the computer due to

(A) Rounding errors (B) Power fluctuation
(C) Operator fatigue (D) All of these
00.6.35 Match the following:
A. Newton-Raphson 1. Integration
B. Runge-Kutta 2. Root finding
C Gauss-seidal 3. ODE
D. Simpsons Rule 4. Solution of system of linear equation
Codes: ABCD
(A) 2341 (B) 3214
(C) 1423 (D) 1432
00.6.36 Newton-Raphson Method fails to find the root of f(x)=0 if:
(A) > 0 (B) < 0
(C) = 0 (D) None
00.6.37
The value of

.
.
by using 2-segment Simpsons 1/3 rule most nearly is
(A) 7.8036 (B) 7.8423
(C) 8.4433 (D) 10.246
00.6.38 Division by zero during forward elimination steps in Nave Gaussian elimination of the set of
equations [A][X]=[C] implies the coefficient matrix [A] is
(A) invertible (B) non-singular
(C) not determinable to be singular or non-
singular
(D) Singular
00.6.39 A quadratic equation has ________ root(s).
(A) one (B) Two
(C) three (D) Four
00.6.40
The form of the exact solution to 2

+3 =

, 0 = 5
(A)
.
+

(B)
.
+

(C)
.
+

(D)
.
+

00.6.41
The value of

2 . 2
2 . 0
dx e
x
by using 2-segment Simpsons 1/3 rule most nearly is
(A) 7.8036 (B) 7.8423
(C) 8.4433 (D) 10.246
00.6.42
The exact integration 22

(A) -1.000 (B) 1.000
(C) 0.000 (D) 2.000
00.6.43
The value of

at = 1.0 = 2sin 3 most nearly is

(A) 0.31402 (B) 5.9918
(C) -1.9800 (D) -5.9399
00.6.44 Bisection method is .. method
(A) Bracketing Method (B) Open
(C) Random (D) None
00.6.45 The approximately cube root of 12 using N-R method is
(A) 2.345 (B) 2.2901
(C) 2.3233 (D) 2.3703
00.6.46 E=
(A) 1 (B) 1
(C) +1 (D) 1 +
00.6.47

=
(A) (B)
(C) ! (D) None
00.6.48

=
(A) 2 (B) 0
(C)

+8 +16 (D) 2!
00.6.49 =
(A)
1 +

(B)
1

(C)

(D)
00.6.50 Given a set of values find

=
10 15 20 25 30 35
19.97 21.51 22.47 25.32 24.65 25.89
(A) -18.72 (B) -5.42
(C) 5.42 (D) -2.85
00.6.51

= 3,

= 10,

= 81,

= 200,

= 100,

= 8 find

(A) 786 (B) 777
(C) 780 (D) 745
00.6.52
Using Eulers method

= ; 1 = 5 then y(1.1) is
(A) 5.5 (B) 5.6
(C) 5.4 (D) 5.7
00.6.53 For a certain cubic equation, at least one of the roots is known to be a complex root. How
many total complex roots does the cubic equation have?
(A) one (B) Two
(C) three (D) Four
00.6.54
The value of x that satisfies ( ) 0 = x f is called the
(A)
root of an equation ( ) 0 = x f
(B)
root of a function ( ) x f
(C)
zero of an equation ( ) 0 = x f
(D) All of above
00.6.55
Physically, integrating

b
a
dx x f ) ( means finding the
(A) area under the curve from a to b (B) area to the left of point a
(C) area to the right of point b (D) area above the curve from a to b
00.6.56
The number of polynomials that can go through two fixed data points ( )
1 1
, y x and ( )
2 2
, y x
is
(A) 0 (B) 1
(C) 2 (D) Infinite
00.6.57 The following function(s) can be used for interpolation?
(A) polynomial (B) Exponential
(C) trigonometric (D) None
00.6.58
If ) (x f is a real continuous function in ] , [ b a , and ( ) 0 ) ( < b f a f , then for ( ) 0 = x f , there
is (are) ____________ in the domain ] , [ b a .
(A) one root (B) no root
(C) an undeterminable number of roots (D) at least one root
00.6.59 Given three data points (1,6), (3,28), and (10, 231), it is found that the function
1 3 2
2
+ + = x x y passes through the three data points. Your estimate of y at 2 = x is
most nearly
(A) 10 (B) 14
(C) 15 (D) 13
00.6.60
Given 1 + n data points ( ) ( ) ( ) ( )
n n n n
y x y x y x y x , , , ,......, , , ,
1 1 1 1 0 0
, assume you pass a function
) (x f through all the data points. If now the value of the function ) (x f is required to be
found outside the range of the given x -data, the procedure is called.
(A) extrapolation (B) Interpolation
(C) guessing (D) Regression
00.6.61
Assuming an initial bracket of [ ] 5 , 1 , the second (at the end of 2 iterations) iterative value of
the root of 0 3 . 0 =
t
te using the bisection method is
(A) 0 (B) 1.5
(C) 3 (D) 2
00.6.62 For the given n+1 data how many degree of a polynomial we fit
(A) n (B) 2
(C) n+1 (D) 3
00.6.63 Lagranges interpolation formula is useful for
(A) interpolation (B) Extrapolation
(C) inverse interpolation (D) all of above
00.6.64 The missing value for the following data,
X 5 10 15 20
y 2 5 ? 8
(A) 7 (B) -7
(C) 3 (D) 25/3
00.6.65 If the temperatures on three dates were as follows find estimated temperature for date 20
is :
Dates 1 10 25
Temp 33 38 46
(A) 43.37 (B) 42.37
(C) 43.73 (D) 39.0
00.6.66 Interpolation means estimating a value which lies:
(A) within the given range of arguments (B) outside the given range of
arguments
(C) outside the range of independent
variables
(D) None
00.6.67 Let

is an approximation o exact value then error bound is defined as

(A) |

| = (B) |

|
(C) |

| (D) None
00.6.68 Let h be the finite difference, then forward difference operator is defined as
(A) = + (B) = + +
(C) = + (D) None
00.6.69 Let h be the finite difference, then which of the following is true for forward difference
operator?
(A)

= +2 + (B)

= + +2 +
+
(C)

= + 2 +
+
(D) = + +2 +
00.6.70 IF is a polynomial of degree n in x then nth difference of this polynomial is
(A) Constant (B) Zero
(C) variable (D)

00.6.71 Everetts formula truncated after second difference is equivalent to ------------- truncated
after third difference
(A) Strings formula (B) Bessels formula
(C) Gauss formula (D) newtons formula
00.6.72 The of Gausss forwardand backward formula is known as Sterlings formula
(A) A.M (B) G.M.
(C) H.P (D) None
00.6.73 Given 3 + +2 = 3, 2 3 = 3, 2 + = 4 solution is
(A) 1,2, 1 (B) 1,1,1
(C) 1,2,3 (D) 2,4,6
00.6.74 Using Taylor series method, the solution of the = ; 2 = 2 at = 2.1 is
(A) 2.00612 (B) 2.00238
(C) 2.00367 (D) 2.00155
00.6.75

by Trepezoidal rule
(A) 0.16704 (B) 0.3456
(C) 0.34789 (D) 0.12345
00.6.76 Given
X 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80
Y 0 4 7 9 12 15 14 8 3
Find

by Trepezoidal rule
(A) 704 (B) 705
(C) 706 (D) 703
00.6.77 In Newton-cotes formula, if is interpolated at equally spaced nodes by a polynomial of
degree two then it represents
(A) Trapezoidal rule (B) Simpson rule
(C) Three-eight rule (D) Booles rule
00.6.78 In Newton-cotes formula, if is interpolated at equally spaced nodes by a polynomial of
degree three then it represents
(A) Trapezoidal rule (B) Simpson rule
(C) Three-eight rule (D) Booles rule
00.6.79 In Newton-cotes formula, if is interpolated at equally spaced nodes by a polynomial of
degree four then it represents
(A) trapezoidal rule (B) Simpson rule
(C) Three-eight rule (D) Booles rule
00.6.80 In Newton-cotes formula, if is interpolated at equally spaced nodes by a polynomial of
degree one then it represents
(A) trapezoidal rule (B) Simpson rule
(C) Three-eight rule (D) Booles rule
00.6.81 In Newton-cotes formula, if is interpolated at equally spaced nodes by a polynomial of
degree six then it represents
(A) trapezoidal rule (B) Simpson rule
(C) Three-eight rule (D) Weddles rule
00.6.82 Given initial value problem = , where

. In Runge-kutta method
(A)

+,

(B)

(C)

2
,

2

(D) None
00.6.83 Given

corresponding to values

then Simpson 3/8 rule is

(A)
3
8

+3

+3

(B)
1
3

+4

(C)
1
3
2

+4

+2

(D) None
00.6.84 The central difference operator

is equal to.
(A) (B)
(C) (D) all of these
00.6.85 In divided difference the value of any argument is. Of the order of their arguments
(A) independent (B) Dependent
(C) inverse (D) None
00.6.86 Which relation between , is true
(A) + + + (B)

(C) (D) None
00.6.87 Which of the following relation is true?
(A) =

(B) = 1 +

(C) = 1

(D) = +1
00.6.88 If is continuous on interval , ang , ; , then
(A) has a fixed point in , (B) has not a fixed point in ,
(C) has a fixed point in , (D) None
00.6.89 Let is continuous function defined on the interval , with < 0
(A) By IMVT has zero in , (B) is differenntiable
(C) By IMVT not have zero in , (D) None
00.6.90 ...........lies in the category of iterative method.
(A) Bisection Method (B) Regula Falsi Method
(C) Secant Method (D) All of the given choices
00.6.91 The first Lagrange polynomial with equally spaced nodes produced the formula for
__________
(A) Simpson's rule (B) Trapezoidal rule
(C)
Newton's method (D)
Richardson's method
00.6.92 While solving a system of linear equations by Gauss Jordon Method, after all the elementary
row operations if there is last row is zero then which of the is true about the system?
(A)
System may have unique solutions
System has no solution
(B) System may have multiple
numbers of finite solutions
(C) System may have infinite many solutions (D) none
00.6.93 In method, the elements above and below the diagonal are simultaneously made
zero.
(A)
Jacobis
(B) Gauss-Seidel
(C) GaussJordon Elimination (D) Relaxation
00.6.94 Which of the following statement applies to the bisection method used for finding roots of
function?
converges within a few steps (B) guaranteed to work for all
continuous functions
is faster than the Newton-Raphson
method
(D) None
00.6.95

5 +12

+5 +6

(A)
25 +16
+2 +3

(B)
25 +16
+2 +3 +4

(C)
25 +16
+2 +3 +4 +5

(D)
25 +16
+2 +3 +4 +5 +
00.6.96 From the following table evaluated the number of student who obtained marks between 40
and 45
Marks 30-40 40-50 50-60 60-70 70-80
No. of
Student
31 42 51 35 31

(A) 48 (B) 49
(C) 45 (D) 59
00.6.97 If we solve = 3 2 = 0 by fixed point iteration methods then =
(A) cos

2 3 (B)
2 +
3

(C)
2
3

(D) none
00.6.98
By Eulers method to initial value problem

= + ; 0 = 0 find 0.4 taking = 0.2

(A) 0.04 (B) 0.4
(C) 0.004 (D) 0.00004
00.6.99

2 =
(A) 4sin

2 +2 (B) 4sin

2 +2
(C) 4cos

2 +2 (D) 4sin

2 +2
00.6.100
For an equation like 0
2
= x , a root exists at 0 = x . The bisection method cannot be
adopted to solve this equation in spite of the root existing at 0 = x because the function























( )
2
x x f =
(A) is a polynomial (B) has repeated roots at x=0
(C) is always non negative (D) has slope equal to zero at x=0