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DMS Question Paper

1. The document is an exam paper for the Discrete Mathematics and Structures course. It contains 4 questions worth a total of 50 marks. 2. Question 1 is compulsory and covers 3 course outcomes, including Boolean algebra, binary relations, and algebraic structures. 3. Question 2 covers partial orders, lattices, Boolean algebra, and has 2 parts worth a total of 10 marks. 4. Question 3 covers graph representation, trees, and critical paths, with 3 parts worth 10 marks total. 5. Question 4 covers probability, with 3 parts worth 10 marks total covering dice probabilities, rules of probability, and probabilities of drawing balls from a bag.

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DMS Question Paper

1. The document is an exam paper for the Discrete Mathematics and Structures course. It contains 4 questions worth a total of 50 marks. 2. Question 1 is compulsory and covers 3 course outcomes, including Boolean algebra, binary relations, and algebraic structures. 3. Question 2 covers partial orders, lattices, Boolean algebra, and has 2 parts worth a total of 10 marks. 4. Question 3 covers graph representation, trees, and critical paths, with 3 parts worth 10 marks total. 5. Question 4 covers probability, with 3 parts worth 10 marks total covering dice probabilities, rules of probability, and probabilities of drawing balls from a bag.

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D.Y.

PATIL COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY


KASABA BAWADA KOLHAPUR-416006 Q. Paper Code:
(An Autonomous Institute) Set-: I/II
S. Y. B. Tech/B.Arch
END SEMESTER EXAMINATION,Dec. – 2022

Course Name:Discrete Mathematics and StructuresCourse Code:201CSL202

Day and Date: …….day, …/…/2022 Seat No:


Time: ………………… Max. Marks- 50
Instructions:
i. Question No. 1 is compulsory.
ii. Figure to the right indicate full marks.

BT CO’s Q. No. Marks


Q.1 20
3 CO1 a 1.Obtain PCNF and PDNF for P→(P˄(Q→P)) 3

2. Demonstrate that R˄(P˅Q) is a valid inference from 3


the premises P˅Q, Q→R, P→M, ~M.

3 CO2 b 1.Given A={2,3,4} B={1,2} C={4,5,6} Find 3


i. A+B
ii. B-C
iii.A×B

2 2.Explain the properties of binary relation with example 4


1 CO3 c 1.Define the following with example 2
i. Algebraic Structure
ii. Semigroup
5
2. Let G={1,2,3,4,5} and the operation addition congruence
2
modulo 6 is denoted by +6 prepare composition table and
show that set G is Monoid.
Q.2 10
3 CO3 a Explain what is POSET? Draw the hasse diagram 3
representing the partial order {(a,b) a divides b} on
{1,3,5,9,15,45}
1 CO3 b 1. Define the following 4
i. Complemented Lattice
ii. Boolean Algebra

2.Find the Lower bounds, Upper bounds, GLB, LUB (if 3


any) for the following set
i.{6,12,60}
3 OR
2. Minimize a following given Boolean function by using
K- Map

A̅ B̅ C̅ +A̅ B C̅ + A̅ B C + A B C̅
Q.3 10
2 CO4 a Explain storage representation for the following graph 3

1 CO4 b 1.Define the following terms 2


i. Mixed Graph
ii. Isomorphic Graph

2 2.Explain different representation of the following tree 5

OR
Find the critical path of the following graph

Q.4 10
3 CO5 a In a single throw of dice what is the probability of following 5
1.Getting a 12
2.Getting a total 3 or 5.
2 CO5 b Explain rule of product and rule of sum 5
3 CO5 C A Bag contains 6 red balls and 4 yellow balls. 3 balls are 5
picked at random what is the probability that
1.Atmost 2 are red
2.None is red
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