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INSTRUCTIONS allowed in a question if any incorrect

1. You have opted for English as medium of option is marked as correct answer.
question paper. This test Booklet contains
one hundred and twenty (20 Part’ A’ +40 Part – A
Part ‘B’ +60 Part ‘C’) Multiple Choice
Questions (MCQs). You are required to m
1. If the fraction is negative, which of the
answer a maximum of 15, 25 and 20 n

questions from part ‘A’ ‘B’ and ‘C’ following cannot be true ?
n m
respectively. If more than required number 1.  2. mn  0
m n
of questions are answered, only first 15, 25
and 20 questions in Parts ‘A’ ‘B’ and ‘C’ 3.  n  m  0 4. mn3  0

respectively, will be taken up for 2. Out of 9 persons, 8 persons spent Rs. 30

evaluation. each for their meals. The ninth one spent
2. Each question in Part ‘A’ carries 2 marks, Rs. 20 more than the average expenditure
Part ‘B’ 3 marks and Part ‘C’ 4.75 marks of all the nine. The total money spent by all
respectively. There will be negative of them was :
marking @0.5 marks in Part ‘A’ and @ 1. Rs. 260 2. Rs. 290
0.75 marks in Part ‘B’ for each wrong 3. Rs. 292.50 4. Rs. 400.50
answer and no negative marking for Part 3. Two pipes A and B can fill a tank in 6
‘C’. hours respectively. If they are opened on
3. Below each question in Part ‘A’ and ‘B’, alternate hours and if pipe A is opened first,
four alternatives or responses are given. in how many hours, the tank shall be full ?
Only one of these alternatives is the 1
1. 4 2. 4
“correct” option to the question. You have 2

to find, for each question, the correct or the 1

3. 5 4. 5
2
best answer. In Part ‘C’ each question may
4. The cost price of 20 articles is the same as
have “ONE’ or ‘MORE’ correct options in
the selling price of x articles : If the profit
Part ‘C’. Credit in a question shall be given
is 25%, then the value of x is :
only on idenfication of ‘ALL’ the correct
1. 15 2. 16
options in Part ‘C’. No credit shall be
3. 18 4. 25
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5. A train running at 54 kmph takes 20 distance of 25m. How far is he from the
seconds to pass a platform. Next it takes 12 starting point ?
seconds to pass a man walking at 6 kmph in 1. 140m 2. 25m
the same direction in which the train is 3. 35m 4. 115m
going. Find the length of the train and the 10. Five persons were playing card game
length of the platform. sitting in a circle all facing the centre.
1. 140m 2. 160m Ashish was to the left of Milan, Nitin was
3. 150m 4. 170m to the right of Anupam and between
6. The volume and whole surface area of a Anupam and Mukesh. Who was to the right
cylindrical solid of radius ‘r’ units are V of Mukesh.
and S respectively. If the height of the 1. Milan 2. Nitin
V 3. Mukesh 4. Ashish
cylinder is 1 unit, then is equal to :
S 11. If it was Monday on January 1, 2006. What
1 1  1 1  was the day of the week on January, 2008.
1. 1   2. 1  
2  r 1  2  r 1 
1. Thursday 2. Wednesday
1 1 1 1 3. Monday 4. Tuesday
3. 1   4. 1  
2 r  2 r 
12. Two clocks are set at 1 pm. Fast clock
7. Two circles of radius 4cm and 6cm touch gains 1 min for every hour. Find the time
other internally. Find the longest chord of when the fast clock shows 6 pm.
bigger circle which is outside of the smaller 5
1. 5 : 00 hrs. 2. 5 : 55 hrs.
circle ? 61
1. 8 2 cm 2. 4 2 cm 4
3. 4 : 56 hrs. 4. 4 : 55 hrs.
11
3. 6 2 cm 4. 3 2 cm
13. Two players play the following game : A
8. The tangent drawn at P and Q on the
writes 3, 5, 6 on three different cards ; B
circumference of a circle intersect at A. If
writes 8, 9, 10 on three different cards.
PAQ  68 , the measure of the APQ is
Both draw randomly two cards from their
1. 56 2. 68 collections. Then A computes the product
3. 28 4. 34 of two numbers he/she has drawn, and B
9. Ram starts walking straight towards east. computes the sum of two numbers he/she
After walking 75m he turns to the left and has drawn. The player getting the larger
walks 25m straight. Again he twins to the number wins. What is the probability that
left and walks a distance of 40m straight, A wins ?
again he turns to the left and walks a 1 5
1. 2.
3 9
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4 1 3. 18 : 25 : 10 4. 15 : 8 : 30
3. 4.
9 9 20. The average annual income (in Rs.) of
14. The average of six numbers is x and the
certain agricultural workers is S and that of
average of three of these is y. If the average
other workers is T. The number of
of the remaining three is z, than :
agricultural workers is 11 times that of
1. x  y  z 2. 2x  y  z
other workers. Then the average monthly
3. x  2 y  2 z 4. None of these
income (in Rs.) of all the workers is :
15. OPI, ?, ODP, MBQ, IAW
S T S  11T
1. RHJ 2. SHJ 1. 2.
2 2
3. SIJ 4. TIJ 1 11 S  T
3. T 4.
16. A towel, when bleached, was found to have 11 S 12
last 20% of its length and 10% of its
breadth. The percentage of decrease in area Part - B
is : Unit – I
1. 10% 2. 10.08% 1 1  x 1  x  x2
3. 20% 4. 28% 21. The determinant 1 1  y 1  y  y 2 is
6 1 1 z 1 z  z2
17. Walking th of his usual speed, a man is
7
equal to
12 minutes too late. The usual time taken
1.  z  y  z  x  y  x 
by him to cover that distance is :
1. 1 hour 2. 1 hr 12 min 2.  x  y  x  z  y  z 
3. 1 hr 15 min 4. 1 hr 20 min 3.  x  y 2  y  z 2  z  x 2
18. The present worth of Rs. 169 due to 2 years
at 4% per annum compound interest
4. x 2
 y2  y 2

 z 2 z 2  x2 
annually, is : 22. Let A and B are n  n real matrices such
1. Rs. 150.50 2. Rs. 154.75 that AB  BA  0 and A  B is invertible
3. Rs. 156.25 4. Rs. 158 then which of the following is not true :
19. A sum of Rs. 53 is divided among A, B, C 1. Rank  A  Rank  B 
in such a way that A gets Rs. 7 more than
2. Rank  A  Rank  B   n
what B gets and B gets Rs. 8 more than
3. Nullity  A  Nullity  B   n
what C gets. The ratio of their shares is :
1. 16 : 9 : 18 2. 25 : 18 : 10 4. A  B is invertible
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23. Let A is a m n matrix. Let  b  m

such 1

27. Let  an  
 n! n then lim an is
that the system Ax  b has unique solution n n 

then 1
1. e 2.
1. Rows of A are linearly independent e
2. Rows of A are linearly dependent 3. 1 4. 0


4
3. Columns of A are linearly independent n
28. The series n
4. Columns of A are linearly dependent n 1

24. Let T : P3    P3   be a linear 1. does not converges

transformation given by 4
2. converges to
T  p  x    p  x   p '  x   p " x  then
3
3. converges to 1
1. T is nilpotent
4
2. T  0 4. converges to
9
3. T  1 29. Let E be a subset of then the

4. T is idempotent characteristic function  E :  is

 1 2 continuous if f
25. Let A    ; suppose T is a
 1 4  1. E is closed

transformation on M 2   given by 2. E is open

3. E  or E  
T  X   AX then which of the following is
4. None of the above
not true :
30. Which of the following functions is not
1. T  36 uniformly continuous on (0, 1)
2. tr  A  10 1. f  x   e x

3. A  6 2. f  x   x
4. None of the above x
3. f  x   tan
26. Let 2

V   x1, x2 ,..., xn  : x1  x4  x9  ...  0  n 4. f  x   sin x

then dim V  is  1 
xn 

n
be a subspace of
31. The value of   dx is
 n 
n 0 n 1 
1. n    2. n   n 
2 

 n  n  1
1
1. 2
n
3. 4. n n 1
2
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 3. A is open implies that X is compact.


1
2. 4. A is countable implies that X is path
n 1
n  n  1 connected.


 n  n  1
1 37. Let f, g be meromorphic functions on . If
3. 2
f has a pole of order k at z  a and g has a
n 1
pole of order m at z  a , where k  m then
 f  g has
  n  n  1
1
4. 2 1. a pole of order k at z  a
n 1 2. a pole of order m at z  a
3. a pole of order k  m at z  a
32. Let f : 2
 2
be given by 4. a pole of order km at z  a

f  x, y   x 2 , y 2  sin x then the  38. Let p  x  be a polynomial of the real
derivative of f at  x, y  is the linear variable x of degree k  1. Consider the
power series
f  z    n  0 p  n   2n 2  2n  1 z n where z
transformation given by 

 2x 0  2x 0  is a complex variable. Then the radius of

1.   2.  
 cos x 2 y   2 y cos x  convergence of f ( z ) is
1. 0 2. 1 3. k 4. 
 2 y cos x   2x 2 y  39. Which of the following is true :
3.   4.  
 2x 0   0 cos x  1. Every finite commutative ring with
unity is an integral domain.
Unit - II 2. Every commutative ring with unity is an
33. Which of the following rings is not a unique factorization domain.
principal ideal domain 3. Every integral domain is an unique
1. 7  x 2.  x  factorization domain.
4. Every finite integral domain is an
3.  x 4.  x unique factorization domain.
40. Which of the following is true :
34. The total number of non isomorphic 1. /175 has exactly 3 distinct ideals.
abelian groups of order 202 is 2. /175 has exactly 3 distinct prime
1. 2 2. 1 ideals.
3. 101 4. 4 3. /175 has exactly 2 distinct prime
35. The number of words that can be formed ideals.
by permuting the letters of “CINCINATI” 4. /175 has a unique maximal ideal.
1. 9! 2. 6!
Unit - III
3. 7! 4. None
36. Let A  2
and X  2 \ A be subsets 41. Let y1  x  and y2  x  be two linearly
with subspace topology inherited from the
usual topology on 2 . Then independent solutions of
1. A is countable dense implies that X is x 2 y " 2 xy ' 4 y  0 for all x  1,10 . If
totally disconnected.
2. A is unbounded implies that X is W 1  1 then W  3  W  2  is
compact.
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1. 1 2. 2 3. 2e2  2 4. None
3. 3 4. 5 46. For the integral equation
42. The solution of the differential equation x


y  x   2 x  4 x y   d resolvent kernel
2
d2y
2
 y  e x satisfying the boundary 0
dx
is
3
conditions y  0  0 and y '  0   is
2 
1 2 2
x   
2 x 2  2 
1. 4 xe 2 2. 4 xe
x
1. y  x   sinh x  e x  x2  2 
2 3. 2 xe 4. None
x 47. Consider two waves of same angular
2. y  x   sinh x  e x
2 frequency  , same angular wave number k,
same amplitude a traveling in the positive
x
3. y  x   cosh x  e x direction of x  axis with the same speed,
2 and with phase difference  . Then the
x superposition principle yields a resultant
4. y  x   x cosh x  e x wave with
2
1. Amplitude 2a and phase  .
43. Let P  x, y  be a particular integral of the 2. Amplitude 2a and phase   / 2  .

PDE z xx  z y  2 y  x 2 . Then P  2,3 3. Amplitude 2a cos   / 2 and phase

  / 2 .
equals
4. Amplitude 2a cos   / 2 and phase  .
1. 6 2. 12
48. Let f  x   ax  b for a, b  . Then the
3. 5 4. 10
iteration xn1  f  xn  starting from any
44. Complete integral of the PDE
given x0 for n  0 converges

p xq  p
2 2
  pqz  q  yp  q 
2 2
1. for all a
2. for no a
1. z  ax 2  by 2 
p 3. for a  0,1
q 4. only for a  0
Unit - IV
a 2  b2
2. z  ax  by 
ab 49. Let Y1 , Y2 , Y3 be uncorrelated random
a b
4 4
variables with common unknown variance
3. z  ax  by 
ab  2 and expectations given by
E Y1   0  1 ,
4. None
E Y2   0  2 ,
45. For the integral equation
x
E Y3   0  3 ,


  x   x  2 cos  x      d value of
0
where 0 , 1, 2 , 3 are unknown
parameters. Which of the following
statements is true ?
  2  is 1. The degrees of freedom associated with
the error sum of squares is 1.
1. 2e2  4 2. 2e2  4 2. An unbiased estimator of  2 is
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1 not admit any patient if at any time 10

 Y1  Y2   Y1  Y3   Y2  Y3   .
2 2 2

6  patients are waiting. Then at the steady

3. 0 , 1, 2 , and 3 are each individually state of this M/M/1/R queue the expected
number of patients waiting is
estimable.
1. 0 2. 5
4. 1  22  3 is estimable. 3. 9 4. 10
50. Let X be a p 1 random vector such that 53. Let T be a statistic whose distribution
X ~ N p  0,   where rank     p . under the null hypothesis H 0 is uniform
Which of the following is true ? (0, 1). Let the distribution of T under an

  
1. E X '  X  2 p,V X '  X  2 p
1 1
 alternative hypothesis H1 be triangular
distribution with density
E  X ' X   2 p,V  X '  X   p
1 1
 x, : 0  x 1
g  x  
2.
2  x, : 0  x  2.
E  X ' X   p,V  X '  X   p
1 1
3.
Then the power  of the most powerful
E  X ' X   p,V  X '  X   2 p
1 1
4. test for testing H 0 against the alternative
51. A finite population has 8 units, labeled H1 based on the statistic T with size 0.1
u1 , u2 ,...., u8 and the value of a study satisfies
1. 0    0.5
variable for the unit ui is Yi  i  1,2,....,8 .
2. 0.5    0.55
8
Let Y  1/ 8   Yi . A sample of size 4 3. 0.55    0.7
i 1 4. 0.7    1
units is drawn from this population in the 54. Let X be a random variable following a
following manner : a simple random Poisson distribution with parameter   0 .
sample (SRS) of size 2 is drawn from the
To estimate  5 , consider an estimator
units u2 , u3 ,...., u7 and the sample so
T  X  X  1 X  2 X  3 X  4 .
selected is augmented by the units u1 and
Which of the following statements is true ?
u8 to get a sample of size 4. Let y be the 1. T is not unbiased.
sample mean based on the SRS of size two 2. T is unbiased but not UMVUE.
and let T  Y1  6 y  Y8  / 8 . Which of the 3. T is UMVUE.
following statements is true ? 4. UMVUE for  5 does not exist.
1. T is a biased estimator of Y . 55. Let  X n n0 be a Markov chain on the state

2. T is unbiased for  Yi
1 7 space S  0,1 . Then
6 i 2 1. The chain has a unique stationary
3. T is unbiased for Y and distribution.
V T   3V  y  / 4 . 2.  X n  0| X 0  0 converges as
4. T is unbiased for Y and n  .
V T   9V  y  /16 3. The chain may have one recurrent and
one transient state.
52. At a doctor’s clinic patients arrive at an 4. The chain is always irreducible.
average rate of 10 per hour. The 56. Suppose X , Y and Z are three independent
consultancy time per patient is
random variables each with finite variance.
exponentially distributed with an average
of 6 minutes per patient. The doctor does
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Let U  X  Z and V  Y  Z . Suppose U the i th sample for i  1, 2,3. Assume

and V have the same distribution. Then m1  m2 . Which of the following is NOT
1. X and Y have the same distribution.
always true ?
2. It is possible to have Corr U ,V   0 .
1. m3  m1
3. U  V and U  V are always
2. min  m1, m2   m3  max  m1, m2 .
independent.
4. We must have Corr U ,V   1 . 3. min  m ˆ2  m
ˆ 1, m ˆ 3  max m ˆ 2 .
ˆ 1, m
57. Suppose you have a coin with probability 4. min  12 , 22   32  max  12 , 22  .
3
of getting a Head. You toss the coin Part - C
4
twice independently. Let Unit - I
   H , H  ,  H , T  , T , H  , T , T  be the
61. Which of the following sets is/are dense in
sample space.Then it is possible to have an
event E   such that
2

1 1
1. E  2.  E   1.  c
2. 
3 9
1 7  c
 c
3. E  4.  E   3. 4.
4 8
62. Which of the following sets has cardinality
58. Suppose X 1, X 2 ,..., X n are independent
 1 same as
random variables each having a Bin  8, 
 2 1. P   2. P  
1 n
  1 X k  
k
distribution. Then
n k 1 3. P c
4. P  
converges in distribution to
63. Let A  x  :  x  2 x  3 x  4  0
1. N  0,1 2. N  0,2
3. N  4,2 4. N  4,1 then
59. Let X 1, X 2 ,...., X n be iid with common 1. lub  A  4 2. glb  A  4
e , x  0

density f   x    3. lub  A   4. glb  A  
 0, x  0,
where   0 . For testing H 0 :   1 versus 64. If  xn  and  yn are sequences of real
H1 :  2 , let rn be the power of the most
numbers which of the following is/are
powerful test of size   0.05 with sample
size n. Then trues :
1. rn increases to 1  . 1. limsup  xn  yn   limsup  xn   limsup  yn 
n n n
2. rn may not converge.
3. rn increases to 1. 2. limsup  xn  yn   limsup  xn   limsup  yn 
n n n
4. rn may not be an increasing sequence.
60. Consider the following three sets of sample 3. liminf  xn  yn   liminf  xn   liminf  yn 
n n n
observations.
Sample1: x 1, x2 ,...., xn . 4. liminf  xn  yn   liminf  xn   liminf  yn 
n n n
Sample 2: y1, y2 ,...., ym .
65. Let Pn  x   an x 2  bn x  cn be a sequence
Sample3: x 1, x2 ,...., xn , y1, y2 ,...., ym.
Let mi , mi , mˆ i and  i2 denote mean, of quadratic polynomial. Let
median, mode and variance respectively of
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lim Pn  0  ; lim Pn 1 and lim Pn  2  exist 0 

 e
n n n dx x
1. 2.
p  q2 x2
2
then  

1. lim P  5 exist  1

 
n dx dx
3. 4.
1  x2 1  x2
2. lim P  7  exist  
n

3. lim P  1 doesn’t exist 1 0 0 

n
70. If A  1 0 1  then which of the
 
4. All of above 0 1 0 
66. Which of the following is/are true :
following is/are true :

 n  1 3n  1  log 1
 log
1 1. A5  A3  A2  I
1. log 
4 n 1
n  3n  4  3
2. A6  A4  A2  I


 n  n  1 n  2 n  3  18
1 1 3. A7  A5  A2  I
2.
n 1
4. A8  A6  A2  I

71. Let A is a 4  4 matrix with integer entries.
 n  n  3  18
1 1
3.
n 1 Suppose the system Ax  b has a non-real

4. All of the above solution for some 4  1 integer matrix b.

67. Let f :  be a monotonic function Then

then 1. Ax  b has an integer solution

1. f may have removable discontinuity 2. Ax  b has an rational solution

2. f may have jump discontinuity 3.  b  n

such that Ax  b is
3. f has atmost countable discontinuities inconsistent
4. All of above 4. All of above
68. Which of the following sets is dense in 72. Which of the following is/are subspace of
: 3
?
1. sin n : n  1. 3t,2t 1,5t ; t  
2.  3 2.  x, y, z   : x  y  z  0

 x, y, z   
3.
3. : x4  y 4  z 4  0
m 
4.  n : m  , n  
2  4.  x, y, z   : y  0
69. Which of the following is/are convergent
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73. Let v1, v2 , v3 be a basis of a vector space  I  A1  I  A  A2  A3

V then which of the following is/are also a 3. I  A is not invertible
basis of V 4. I  A is diagonalizable
1. v1, v1  v2 , v1  v2  v3 77. Which of the following quadratic forms

2. v1  v2  v3 , v1  v2  v3 is/are positive definite ?

1. 6 x 2  3 y 2  3z 2  4 xy  2 yz  4 zx
3. v1  v2  v3 ,2v1  3v2  4v3 ,4v1  5v2  6v3
2. 2 x12  4 x22  8x32  2 x2 x3  2 x1x3  2x1x2
4. All of the above
74. Let a, b, c, d  and let T : 2  2 be a 3. 3x 2  4 y 2  2 z 2  2 yz  xz  7 xy
linear transformation defined by 4. All of the above
  x   ax  by   x  1 1 1 1
T          2 . Let 1 1 1 1
  y    cx  dy   y 
78. The matrix   is similar to
S :  be the corresponding map 1 1 1 1
defined by  
1 1 1 1
S  x  iy    ax  by   i  cx  dy  for which of the following matrices :
x, y  then 4 0 0 0 2 0 0 0
1. S is always -linear i.e., 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0
  2.  
S  z1  z2   S  z1   S  z2  for all 1.
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
z1, z2  and S  z    S  z  for all    
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
  ,z 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 
2. S is -linear if b  c and d  a 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 
3. S is linear only if b  c and d  a 3.   4.  
4. S is linear iff T is the identity 0 0 2 0 0 0 2 0 
   
transformation 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 
75. Which of the following is/are true : Unit – II
1. There exists two n  n real matrices A
79. Let R1   x / x3  x 2  x  1 and
and B such that AB  BA  I n
R2   x / x 2  x  1 , then which of the
2. There exists two n  n matrices A and B following is/are true :
over the field 2 such that 1. R1 is not an integral domain
2. R1 is not a field
AB  BA  I n
3. R2 is not an integral domain
3. Both are true 4. R2 is not a field
4. Both are false 80. Consider the Mobius transformation
iz  2
76. Let A be a 4  4 real nilpotent matrix with defined by f  z   then which of the
4z  i
index of nilpotency 4 then which of the following is/are not true :
following is/are true : 
1. The image of real axis is a circle of area
4
1. I  A is invertible

2. The image of real axis is a circle of area
2. I  A is invertible and 8
3. The image of imaginary axis is a circle
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 85. Which of the following symmetric groups

of area . contain an element of order 30
4
4. The image of imaginary axis is a circle 1. S10 2. S 9
 3. S11 4. S12
of area .
8 86. Consider the multiplicative group G of all
81. Let K  be a bounded set. Let H   the (complex) 2 n -th roots of unity where
denote the set of all entire functions and let n = 0, 1, 2 ... Then
C  K  denote the set of all continuous 1. Every proper subgroup of G is finite.
2. G has a finite set of generators.
functions on K. Consider the restriction 3. G is cyclic.
map r : H    C  K  given by 4. Every finite subgroup of G is cyclic.
r  f   f K . Then r is injective if   i  
87. Let m    e 40  :  and
1. K is compact.    
 
2. K is connected.
3. K is uncountable.   i  
n    e 20  :  , then which of the
   
4. K is finite.
 
ei z  1
82. For z  , define f  z   z . Then following is/are true :
e 1. m divides n 2. n divides m
1. f is entire.
3. m  n 4. n  m
2. the only singularities of f are poles.
88. We are given a class consisting of 4 boys
3. f has infinitely many poles on the
and 4 girls. A committee that consists of a
imaginary axis.
President, a Vice-President and a Secretary
4. z   is an isolated essential singularity
is to be chosen among the 8 students of the
of f.
class. Let a denote the number of ways of
83. Let D   z  : z 1. Then there exists a choosing the committee in such a way that
holomorphic function f : D  D with the committee has at least one boy and at
least one girl. Let b denote the number of
f  0  0 with the property ways choosing the committee in such a way
1 1 1 that the number of girls is greater than or
1. f   0   2. f  equal to that of the boys.
7 3 5
Then
1 1  
3. f    4. f   0   cosec   1. a  288 2. b  168
7 5 6 3. a  144 4. b  192

84. Let f  x   x4  3x3  9 x2  7 x  27 and let p 89. Pick the correct statements :
be a prime. Let f p  x  denote the 1.  
2 and  i  are isomorphic as
corresponding polynomial with coefficients  vector spaces.
in / p . Then
1. f 2  x  is irreducible over /2 .
2.  2  and i  are isomorphic as
fields.
2. f  x  is irreducible over
3. f3  x  is irreducible over
.
/3 .
3. Gal   2  /   Gal  i  / 
4. f  x  is irreducible over .
4.  2  and i  are both Galois
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extensions of .  y  2
2. u 2  g    x , g  c ' 
90. Consider the linear congruences  xu 
x  1 mod3 , x  2  mod 4  , x  3  mod5 ,
then which of the following intervals
 
3. f u 2  x 2  0, f  c '  
contain exactly one common solution of 4. f  x  y   0, f  c '  
these congruences 95. Let u  u  x, y  be the complete integral of
1.  0,100 2. 100,200
the PDE pq  xy passing through  0,0,1
3.  200,300 4. 300,400
 1
Unit - III and  0,1,  in the x  y  z space. Then
 2
91. Let K be a real constant. The solution of the value of the u  x, y  evaluated at

 
dy
the differential equation  2 y  z and 2, 2 is/are
dx
dz 1. 0 2. 1
 3 y satisfies the relation 3. 1 4. None
dx
1
1. y  z  Ke3x 2. 3 y  z  Ke3 x
96. The functional J  y  
  y '  x  dx
2 2

3. 3 y  z  Ke 3x
4. y  z  Ke 3x
0
92. Which of the following statements are true : where y  0  1 and y 1  1
1. The eigen values of Sturm-Liouville
problem are all real 1. y  2 x 2  1 is extremal which is weak
2. For Sturm-Liouville problem  an minimum
infinite number of characteristic values 2. y  2 x  1 is extremal which is weak
( eigen values ) minimum
3. For each eigen value of Sturm-Liouville 3. y  2 x 2  1 is extremal which is strong
problem there exists one and only one
minimum
linearly independent eigen function
4. y  2 x  1 is extremal which is strong
4. Out of three statements two statements
are true minimum
d  dy  
97. Shortest distance between the point
93. The given differential  x   y  0, A 1,3 and the straight line y  1  3x
dx  dx  x
is/are
   0  satisfying the boundary conditions 1 1
 
y ' 1  0 and y ' e  0 which is/are true :
1.
10
2.
20
1. n  n2 10
3. 4. None
2. n  x   an sin  n log x  , n  1, 2,... and 20
98. PDE of the given equation
1  x  e
x
3. n   2n  1
2
z  f  xy      is/are
 y
4. n  x   an cos   2n  1 log x  , 2 z 2  z z z
2
1. x 2  y x y 0
n  1, 2,... 1  x  e x 2
y 2
x y
94. For the given PDE uu x  yu y  x which 2 z 2  z
2
z z
2. x 2  y x y 0
is/are not true : x 2
y 2
x y
 y 
2 z 2 z z z
2
1. f  u 2  x 2 ,   0 , where
 xu  3. y 2  x x  y 0
y 2
x x y
f : 2  2 is c ' and  f   0,0  at 4. None
every point
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99. Corresponding Volterra integral equation generalized momentum is p  mx .

1
is/are y '" 2 xy  0, y  0   , 1 1
4. L  x, x   mx 2  kx 2
2 2 2
y '  0   y " 0   1 2
mx 1 2
x
H  x, x    kx
x2 2 2

1
1. y  x    x     x    y   d
2

2 2 102. Consider the function f  x   2  x for

x  2 and the iteration xn1  f  xn  ; n  0
0
x
1 x2

2. y  x     x    x    y   d for x0  1 . What are the possible limits of
2

2 2
0 the iteration ?
x


3. u  x   x  x  1  x  x  t  u  t  dt 1. 2  2  2  ...
2 2

2. –1
0
x 3. 2


4. u  x   x  x  1  x  x  t  u  t  dt
2 2 4. 1
Unit - IV
0
103.Consider the following primal Linear
100. For the integral equation
1
Programming Problem.
max z  3 x1  2 x2

  x   f  x    1  3xt   t  dt
0
subject to
1. If f  x   0 and   2 , then it has x1  3
infinite solutions. x1  x2  0
2. If f  x   0 and   2 , then it has x1 , x2  0
infinite solutions. Which of the following statements are
3. If f  x   0 and   2 , then it has true ?
1. The primal problem has an optimal
unique solution. solution.
4. If f  x   0 and   2 , then it has 2. The primal problem has an unbounded
unique solution. solution.
101. Consider a particle of mass m in simple 3. The dual problem has an unbounded
harmonic oscillation about the origin with solution.
spring constant k ; then for the Lagrangian 4. The dual problem has no feasible
L and the Hamiltonian H of the system solution.
1 1 104.Suppose that system 1 has 2 components
1. L  x, x   mx 2  kx 2
2 2 C1 and C2 in series while system 2 has 2
2
p 1 components C3 and C4 in parallel. The
H  x, x    kx 2 ; p is generalized
2m 2 components C1, C2 , C3 and C4 have
momentum independent and identically distributed life
1 1
2. L  x, x   mx 2  kx 2 and the times each being exponential with mean 1.
2 2 Suppose Si  t  and hi  t  are the survival
generalized momentum is p  mx . and hazard rate function, respectively, for
1 1
3. L  x, x   mx 2  kx 2 and the the i-th system, i  1, 2. Then which of the
2 2 following statements are true ?
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1. S1  t   S2  t  for all t  0 . 2. i 
n
, for all i  1, 2,...., N and
2. h1  t   h2  t  for all t  0 . N
ij  0 for at least one pair
3. The expected life time of the system 1 is
1 i, j  i, j  1,2,...., N , i  j.
.
2 1
3. i  , for all i, j  1, 2,...., N and
4. The expected life time of the system 2 N
is 1. ij  0 for all i  j , i, j  1, 2,...., N .
105.Consider an experiment using a balanced
4. N y is an unbiased estimator of the
incomplete block design with v  4
treatments, b  6 blocks and block size population total.
k  2 . Let ti  i 1,2,3,4 be the effect of 107.Aerial observations Y1 , Y2 , Y3 and Y4 are
made on angles 1 , 2 , 3 and  4
the i-th treatment and  2 be the variance of
an observation. Which of the following respectively, of a quadrilateral on the
statements are true ? ground. If the observations {Yi , i  1, 2,3, 4}
1. The variance of the best linear unbiased are subject to normal errors with mean 0
4
and variance  2 , then which of the
estimator (BLUE) of  pt
i 1
i i where
following statements are true ?
4 4 1. The best linear unbiased estimator of i
 pi  0 and p 2
i  1 is  2 / 2 . 
i 1 i 1 is ˆ i  Yi  Y  , i  1, 2,3, 4, where
2. The covariance between the BLUEs of 2
1 4
Y   Yi .
4 4
the contrasts  piti and
i 1
qt
i 1
i i where 4 i 1
4 2. The best linear unbiased estimator of i
pq
i 1
i i  0 is zero.
is ˆ  Y , i  1,2,3,4.
i i
3. The degrees of freedom associated with 
2

the error sum of squares is 3. 3. The error sum of squares is 4  Y   .
4. The efficiency factor of the design  2
relative to a randomized block design 4. The error sum of squares is

2
with 3 replicates is 2/3. 4

106.Consider a finite population containing   Yi  
i 1  2
N  nk units, n  2, k  2 being integers 108.For any set of data which of the following
and let these units be numbered 1 to N is statements are NOT possible ?
some order. In order to select a sample of n (Notations have their usual significance)
units, a unit is selected at random from the 1. r1.234  0.47, r1.23  0.52
first k units, and every k-th unit thereafter.
2. r1.23  0.32, r12.3  0.23
Under this scheme, let i be the probability
that the i-th unit is included in the sample 3. r12  0.3, r13  0.2, r12.3  0.23
and ij be the probability that both i-th and 4. r1.234  0.47, r12  0.73
j-th units are included in the sample. Also, 109.Let X 1, X 2 ,...., X n be a random sample
let y denote the sample mean of a study ex , x0
variable, say y. Which of the following from f   x   
statements are true ?  0, otherwise
n  n  1 Consider the problem of testing H 0 :   1
n
1. i  , ij  for all against H1 :  1
N N  N  1
Define
i, j  1, 2,...., N , i  j .
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 n
n  n  1


1 if i 1
xi  c1 4. EH1  L  G  
2
1   and
n 111.Let X 1, X 2 ,...., X n be a random sample
0 if
  xi  c1  x  
e , x
from f   x   
i 1

 n
 0, x


1 if  xi  c2
2  
i 1 Define X 1  min  X1, X 2 ,...., X n  . Which
n
0 if
  xi  c2 of the following are confidence intervals
i 1 for  with confidence coefficient 1   ?
where c1 and c2 are such that 1 and 2
 1 
are of size  . Which of the following 1.  X 1  log e , X 1  .
 n 
statements are true ?
1. 1 is more powerful than 2 .  1 1 
2.  X 1  log e , X 1  log e   .
2. P-value of the uniformly most powerful  n n 
   
3.  X 1  log e   , X 1  log e 1   
test for testing H 0 against H1 is given 1 1
 n 2  n  2 
 n n

by P0  X i  observed  xi   1 1   
 i1 i 1  4.  X 1  log e , X 1  log e 1   
3. Power function of 2 is monotonically  n n  2 
increasing. 112.Suppose X 1, X 2 ,...., X n are independent
4. 1 is unbiased. and identically distributed as geometric
random variables with parameter p. Let f
110.Let X 1, X 2 ,...., X n be independent and
denote the number X i ’s equal to 1. Then
identically distributed random variables
which of the following statements are true ?
with common continuous distribution
function F, which is symmetric about the f
1. is the maximum likelihood estimate
median  . Consider the problem of testing n
of p.
H 0 :  0 against H1 :  0 . Define
f
Ri  Rank of X i among 2. is an unbiased estimator of p.
n
X1 , X 2 ,...., X n , i  1,2,..., n. n 1
3. n is the maximum likelihood
L  Sum of the Ri ’s, for which X i  0,
 i x
i  1, 2,...., n . i 1

estimator of p.
G  Sum of Ri ’s, for which X i  0,
 f  p 1  p 
i  1, 2,...., n . 4. Var   
Which of the following statements are n n
true ? 113.Consider the following random sample of
1. Left tailed test based on L is size 11 from uniform    1,   1
appropriate for testing H 0 against H1 . distribution :
2. Right tailed test based on G is –0.71, 0.3, –0.4, –0.63, –0.81, –0.7, 0.1,
appropriate for testing H 0 against H1 . –0.01, 0.02, –0.96, –0.92.
Which of the following are maximum
3. Maximum possible value of L is
likelihood estimates of  ?
n  n  1 . 1. –0.96 2. 0.3
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3. 0.02 4. –0.54 1
3. lim P  X n  n  
114.Let X and Y be two independent N  0,1 n 2
x 4. lim P  X n  n   1
random variables. Define U  and n
y 118.Let  X n n0 be Markov chain on state
X
V  . Then space
Y S   N ,  N  1,...., 1,0,1,..., N 1, N
1. U and V have the same distribution. with the transition probabilities given by
2. V has t distribution.
1
V  pi ,i 1  pi ,i 1  for all  N  1  i  N 1
3. E    0 . 2
U  1
4. U and V are independent. pN , N 1  p N ,  N 1  pN , N  p N , N  .
2
115.Let X and Y be independent and
Then
identically distributed random variables
having a normal distribution with mean 0 1.  X n n0 has a unique stationary
and variance 1. Define Z and W as follows distribution.
 X 2.  X n n0 is irreducible.
   if XY  0
  Y  3. lim P  X n  N | X 0  0
n
 Z    X   lim P  X n   N | X 0  0 
     if X  0 and Y  0 n
 W   Y  4.  X n n0 is recurrent.
 X 
   if X  0 and Y  0 119.Suppose U and V are independent and
  Y  identically distributed random variables
1
with P U  i   P V  i   for
Then
1. Z and W are independent. 4
2. Z has N(0, 1) distribution. i  1, 2,3, 4 . Consider the triangle T,
3. W has N(0, 1) distribution. bounded by the x  axis, y  axis and the
4. Cov  Z ,W   0 . line Ux  Vy  UV . Then which of the
116.A fair coin is tossed repeatedly. Let X be following statements are true ?
the number of Tails before the first Head
1. P  Area T   2  
5
occurs. After the first Head occurred, an
16
additional Y Tails appear before the next
1
Head occurs. Which of the following 2. P T is isosceles  
statements are true ? 4
1. P(X is even, Y is even) = P(X is odd, Y 3. P  Area T   8  1
is odd). 4. P  Area T   1  1
2. P(X is even, Y is even) = P(X is even,
Y is odd). 120.For any set of data, which of the following
3. P(X is even, Y is even) > P(X is even, statements are true ?
1
Y is odd). 1. Standard deviation   range  .
4. P(X is even, Y is even) < P(X is even, 2
Y is odd). 2. Mean absolute deviation about mean 
117.Let X n be distributed as a Poisson random standard deviation.
3. Mean absolute deviation about median
variable with parameter n. Then which of
 standard deviation.
the following statements are correct ?
 
4. Mean absolute deviation about mode
1. lim P X n  n  n  0 1
n
 (range).
2. lim P  X n  n n  0 2
n
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Answer Key
Part - A Part - B Part - C
1. 4 21. 1 51. 4 61. 1,2,3,4 91. 2
2. 3 22. 4 52. 2 62. 1,2 92. 1,2,4
3. 3 23. 3 53. 3 63. 1,4 93. 1,2
4. 2 24. 3 54. 3 64. 1,4 94. 3,4
5. 1 25. 3 55. 3 65. 1,2 95. 3
6. 1 26. 2 56. 1 66. 1,2 96. 2,4
7. 1 27. 2 57. 3 67. 2,3 97. 1
8. 1 28. 4 58. 2 68. 2,3,4 98. 1,3
9. 3 29. 3 59. 3 69. 1,3,4 99. 1,3
10. 4 30. 3 60. 3 70. 1,2,3,4 100. 1,2,3,4
11. 1 31. 2 71. 2,3 101. 1,3,4
12. 2 32. 1 72. 2,3,4 102. 1,3
13. 3 33. 2 73. 1 103. 2,4
14. 2 34. 2 74. 2,3 104. 1,3
15. 2 35. 4 75. 2 105. 1,2,3,4
16. 4 36. 4 76. 1,2 106. 2,4
17. 2 37. 2 77. 1,2 107. 1,3
18. 3 38. 2 78. 1 108. 1,2,3,4
19. 2 39. 4 79. 1,2,4 109. 3
20. 4 40. 3 80. 1,2,3, 110. 1,2,4
41. 4 81. 3 111. 1,2,3,4
42. 1 82. 1,4 112. 2,4
43. 2 83. 1,2 113. 3,4
44. 3 84. 1,2,4 114. 1,2,3
45. 1 85. 1,3,4 115. 2,3,4
46. 2 86. 1,4 116. 3
47. 3 87. 3,4 117. 3
48. 3 88. 1,2 118. 1,2,3,4
49. 4 89. 1,3,4 119. 1,2,3
50. 4 90. 1,4 120. 1,2,3