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C.S.E-Mnins 200J

MATHEMAT=IC=8==------~f

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11me ; 11/mvetl: 3 fi.QIIrs

Maximum Mar ks: 3()0

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Candidates should auempl Quesuon Nos L nnd 5 11 hicit nre compulsory. nttd ally tluee of tbe remnillittg.
questions selecting at least uoe question from eucb $ettion

PAPER - I
SECTION A

Attempt IDt) fo.veoftlte folloMug.


Let S oo any non emply subset of a vecl<.>r space V over the tield F

.c

I.

t (lj

+a,a,. : o 1 .al'''"''' fl11 ~ P.a,.a: .. "

Show Lhnt U1e set tu,a1tt up 1 ..

(b)

tf 1=[;, :

e-.'-1. 1 e

ce

generated by S.

,r, IS the subspace


( 12)

:,1, then lind the matri>< represented~


21

ra

l I

2At. ION+ l-IN- M - 3A" -<- 15A' 2 1A' -+ <)N + A- I

Let f be~ real function deli ned ns follows:


fl,, }=x. -t :S >. < 1
1\x-l)=x. V " 1 R.
Show tlt.nt f is disconunuous at every odd integer.

(dJ

For all real numbers x.l'lx) 1s g11en as:


e'+osin.L
.V< II
f (x ) =

{~> ( x- t r +.r-2, .r~ n

( 12)

( 12)

xa

(cf

.e

Find q!lue a nnd b for which r is diJrerentinblc ol ax= \1.


" < ()
e .. osln :r,

w
w

r( -~J :{b(x- 1)--;-;r- 2

x:<!tl

Filld 1alues of a und b for which f din'erentmbleat x=t)

(e)

( 12)

.1\ l'ariable plane remains at a conslllnt distnnce unlt) from the poi11l {I, 0. Ol nnd C\JIS the co-

ordinate axes at A. B and C. Find the locus of the centre pf the sphere passing through the
origin and the point A, B 3lld C

(I')

(at

( 12)

Fmd the equallon of the two straJgbt lines through the jl()tnl (I. J. l{ Jhat mlersect the line x-4
-lly -4,) = 2lz-l) al an angle or 60"
ll2)
Pr01'C that lhe eigen 1ectors corresponding to distincL e~gen values or a square matnx are
linear!) independent,

(!2)

(b)

If H Is a Hermttian matnx. then show that A=(H+ttr 1 H-il) ts a Ullitary matrix. Also sho"
thnt Cl'err rrnit!lly matrix c.an be. expressed in this form. provided I is not an eigenvalue of A

( L5)

(c)

If . 1

z]

- z :< - 1 then lind a diagonol matrt" D :rnd ;tmatri.x B sucl1that .A=BDB ' 'Vhent
'

- 1 3

s d"'1ote the tranposeofB.


liS)

3.

(a)

Reduce the quadmtic form give1t belo" to canonical fom1 nnd fmd llil rnnk and s igtmtwe:
~; I ay +- 9:<' I u 12yx I 6zx *'' )' 2xu 6zo.
l 15)
1
A 1-ectangular box. open at the 1011. is lo hnve :1 volume nf 4m u.<inJ! L.1granl!e's methnd uf
multipliors, .lind U1c dintcru.ions tJf ili<> bax so Uml the mattial of a given type n>quired tu
com1rucl It may be least,

om

(d)

( 15)

Test the convergence of the inlegrall

Evaluate the 1111"!\llll

(c)

ra

( 15)
Find U1e volume goncroled by reoolvin& H1e a rco, bounded by t.ho curves (x~ .,. 4a')y ~ g,J, 2y
= x. :tnd x = U. obnut the y-axi.
(15)
Find tho volume of tit" l<;trahcdronformtd by tltc fouT plllltes k 1 roy IlL " p, lx + my 0.
my I 112. " 0, Md 112. I lX = 0

!15)
A .'lphcre of oonst:mt radius r pscs through Ute origin 0 nntl cut< llto 1:0-llrilinalc 4l\~$ at A,
ll nnd C. Find the locll~ of the fool of ll1e- porpondicular from 0 tu the plane ABC.
( I 5)
l'ind tl1e equ~Lilln!i 01' lhe lin~ Of inlll!St<:Lion Oi'thc plane X-+ 7y- 57 ond lht C()IIC3~y- 14Z.'(- 30xy = o.

S.

(15)

Find the equation of the lineof\horiesl di.~ance hetween the lin~:


)' - 1, = I, X-() lind :< - z= I, y = 0 ~ the inleiSt:eliOn of IW() planes.

w
w

(d)

x)~(<r-/ )

( h)

(15)

-~J.:..'::;.~r~~;;;,=;co

xa

()

f'f:

. ~ru

.e

I d)

.c

f'.,!"(1"".... ,

( i)

ce

(b)

(IS)

ai!CTION B

Ahem pi nY five out of the follvwing;


()
Shnil lhal lhc Clrlhcrg<mn l lraj~IC>ry ul' n sy~lc:m ot' lirl!nl clllpR<>~ i,qclf orlhll!!onal,

(~ )

(e)

$vlve: ~-;:- _ylogy : >;w


tu

(IS)

"sphere vtweiS)Il \V and rudiu.~" u~-. w]thln. lixcdsphc:rital shell ot...dius b. A partjele oJ'
weight 1\ .is fixed 10 tbe "l' l"'t end of Ute vot1i.:<.U dillmcter. Ptove IIIAL I!Je <>quilibrium t~
. W b - la
st31leaf-~
l
-lf

(d)

(12)

rA

"

(12)

particlc desoribco the curve

o(l < Q()S h 0) ( cosll ~~ 2)


unller a fon:e F lo tl1e pole. Shc1w thnt lle low crt' foroe i F ~ l1r1

( 12)

(c:)

(f)

Slww lh>t if.o'. h' and e' ore the r<.-eiptoc~bl to tbe nonooplunilr vccton~ll, h un<l e, then any
vwtor r ny be el\pret~sitd R r : tra')n (r b')h + (n:'jc
l12)
?nn'f! lhalthe dlverg.:nce of vector field is invariant w.r. 10 ~o-ordinate tmnsfomations.
(12)

6.

(a)
(15)

(b)

Solle the difl'erential equ"tion (p;<1 - y1) (JI" -')' ) = (p 't I)'. where p = dv/dx. by r~ducing it
Lu Clairuut's form using ui tablo: gubstituliou .

(c)

Snl\'c: ( I - -c

(d)

~olvt

)y'1 1 ( 1 < :t)y'

om

(15)

' y : ~in 2[lllJ! ( I - x)l

l11c diffc:rct>li:tl equation

~Y b y' - 6) ~ x scc1 g

(c)

(15)

slides down n smooth cycloid. s wrting 11-om a point whO!Ic anmnl di.stanoe fro m
ihe venex is b, prove that Its speed at any lime t os 2-<b! l s in(2l\T1'}. where I' is the time of
curuplete oscillation uf tle porticle.
( 15)
.\ ladder on a horizontal floor le:uiJ ogoin.sto vertical \vnU. 1'he ooofficicnts of Friction of lhe
flcw r ;mel tho woll with the lachler ilfi>JI nne! respc:.:tivel~ 'I f mon, whMe c1 eight is o ticiie.
thot nf the ladder. wont tc1 clil1lh up Ue ladder. lind the minimum so fe aos le ofthe ladder with

J'

xa

uu, noot.

(d)

ce

If ~ particle

ra

(b)

( IS)
An elastic string of oan1ral length a + b. where a b, 3nd modulus of ela~lioity )., hus a
p:u>ticlc uf moss on all4ched to it al a d i!itanco a ftum un~> end wbk h is f't"<ed to " poinl A of a
sn1ooU1 ho rizonl!>l plana. T ho o ther end of the string 15 IL.cd to a point B Ill thoi lhe string is
JU$t unrtretchad. rrlhe p~rticle b<> held a and then released. ti nd the periodic lim0 nnd the
dlsbnce in wht~h the particle wall oscillate to ~nd fro.

7.

(o)

.c

hy vMiution nf par.unelcmo.

r\n elliM

~ ~-: I

(J5)

os itl:nrierHcd vc:rtk olly in 11 fluid with llli semi-osis- of length

(o)

.e

lumzonlaL If iLi o<mtl't> he >t n d"ffth h. lind the depth uf the centre of pn:ssurc.
( 15)

Lc:1 llte position vector nf : prticle mol ing em a plane curve be r(t), where t is the time. J'incl

w
w

thQconJponcnl.$ of tl.$ uccxlerutlo11 olntg the raclil and r~nsvorse direction, ,

(b)

(o)

(15)

Prove that Jd""tity VA ; 2{A.VJ,I ~ 1A (v I) where V l ~ }~ [-i!...


a~

~~~

<l=

( l SI
l'ind the radii ofcurvoturc tmd torsiOn at pOint of inter$edion of the ~uo1'nc~ ~'-y= .:', y = x
tan ht!Jc).
0 5)

( IS)

C.S.ll-M nin,2003

MATHEMATICS
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17me Allowed: 3 l1m1rs

Ma.\'illilllll Mt~rks: JOfl

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Cand1da1es should altempl Quesllon Nos. and S ,,~l]clJ are compulsory. and any lh ree of the remmmn&
questionsselectmg al Jeasl one quesuon fmm each secuon.

PAPER - II
SECTION A
I,

Answer any five of !he following:


lf H is~ subgroup of a group G sJ 'eH for e 1CI) xe G, then pro1e lh$1 H is a normal
subgroup of G.
(J :!)
{b)
Show lhal the ring Z[ij = (a+b1)!aeZ,be'Z,r= ._r-j) of Gaussian integers IS a Euclidenn
domnin.
(c)

ce

.c

(~)

( 12)

Lei n be a posrlil'll real number and (x,1) n sequence of rational numbers such rhat lim >, = U

ra

Show !hill hm n' = I

( 12)

If a continuous function of:- sa11slies the funchonnl equalion ITx + y) = f(x) + I()) lhen show
lli!U /'(xtu..- where 11 is ~ conslnnt

(e)

Determine all the bilinear rr~nsfom1atioos which transform the unll circle 1: 1,-1 into the uml
ctrcle I'" IS I
( 12)
For the lbllo11ing system of equations

( 12)

xa

(1)

Id)

x,+cs +~ = 3

2xr- x, 3x,= 4

.e

O~tennine'

all basic solutions


all bas1c feasiblesolmions
a feasible solutions whicl11s 1101 a baste feasi ble solutions
Let R b~ lite ring of all rcal-1alued continuous functions on lhe closed interval 10. I I
Lei M=V(x)e Rf/( 1/3)=1)1 Show thut M 1s a muxtmal1deal of R_

w
w

(i)
(ii)
(iii)

(a)

(i)

(ii)

I I ill

Let M and N be two 1deals of a nng R. Sho"


eiIher ~1s:; N or Nc M

~1a1 Mu

N IS an 1deal of R 1f :llld only 1f


(W)

Sho" lh~t Q( ,fi. i) is asplimng field for s.~- 3x +x'-J where Q ts the ueld of rattonal
numbers.

(b)

(li)

( 15)
.Pro1e Ol!U x'+x+41s irreducible over F !he lield of integers module l l and pro"e

funher that (

,"H ) is a field hnl'ing 121 elementS

.~- +.r+~

( 15)
Cc)

Let R be a uruque factonzation domam (UFD).Ihen pro1e thai Rlxl ts also UFO.
( 10)

3.

x> " y'

(o)

Shnw that the ml!Ximum \','J]ue nf x'y'z' S\lbje<:t tn the condition


Interpret the re>ull

(b)

The axe. 11f twt> equal eylioders intctllect at right angle~ . If he th eir
\'Oiumeenmmnn 10 the cylinden< b) the metl"~l qf m~ltiple integr:tls.

+ 1.< = c L. c'/27,
(20)

(e)

Show Ulllt

J-.X

then liuu tile


(20)

s ':'.,
~

radi11~.

Sin ;r

is t11 ergcrtL
(20)

rr ~(:

om

(i)

lc .J. (e real) shwing tltat the vpper hnlf oftbe


: lc
W-plane Cllm>O"ptmds to the intcrioc of Ute .semicircJc lymg to tbe right of imaginary
axil! in the 7.1'lnna.

Disom lhc trmfi>rmotion

J;ing lhe ru.d.hod ofcontol1t integrotion II) t>rove thai

(il

ad(J,

-SlD t}

1., :. O)

(15)

An animal feed. .:omp.'lny mi1St(lroduce 200 !.. of :r .mixture comlsbns of ingtedi~uts


X, and X. d3ily. X cooll Rs. 3 per k.g and X: cosu ~. S per kj!. No more tltan 80 kg
tlf X1 <;an he tted, nnd at le<ll!t 60 kg of X, mu.t he: a.~ed. Formulntc linear
programming model tif th~ prohlom and us~ Simple!( ~Mthod to dotermin~ Ute
ingredients und x_to b.: ll$.:11 to minimize 1!()$1~.

ra

x,

( 15)

F'ind the ()Jltimal $Olution for the assignment problem with Ute following cost matrix:
1

11 Ill

..!

{j

JJ

1 9 11
g 17 .:!

xa

(' I I

nr v

(iil

j1

(IS)

ce

fh)

fc.r.

.c

Ca)

I \I
6 II
E 8 )II II
13
Indicate olenrly the rule you npply lo arrive nl the complete assignment,

5.

"'

.e

1) -1

I IS)

SI!CTION.

Answer any tiVe of the foiiDl\"ing:


Findtbegeuerol solutfou of i}':+J ll'.: +2.:

w
w

(a)

(b)

(c)

(dj

d<<lJ

ilr

=x ~ ) ~ cos(2.-. ~.3y)
(l2)

Show U>al tlte differenhal e<Juo lion of aU cones whk h hve tltetrvertex ~llhe ongin arepx q)- z. Verif) that Y" zx ~ ><y 0 is surf.lcc satisfying the a hove cquatiotL
Evaluate

(12)

e" d<: employing lhtee poiols

Go:tu.ian qundrnl11rq follnul>. fwding the rcqi1Ucd woights and rcsidu.,;. lle live dec.lmol
plaollli for computation,
021
(i)
Convert the foUbwlng binary numbor into octal nnd bexa dc-<:imals ystc:m:
101 110010.10010
(b)

(li)

Find tb.. multipU<:J~lion of the following bin:lfy uumben~:


ll.OOL 1. and 101.1
(6)

(c.)

A $Uiid body of dcnity p i.1 in I!Jo shape of the solid lllm1cd by the rcwlution o.f thu c:mlinitl
t = n( I tws tl} al>oul the in ilia I Una. Show thai its moment of inertin about the s l:nlighl line

U~rough U1e pole and J1"1'1l<fldkular to tbe initinllb1e is

352
lOS

11

pn',
(\2)

Cf)

FOJ' n in~>()Jnl>ressible homogcfiOU.< Uuid at. the point (s.

' ' ; - -d I '


g1Venvyu
r

y, z}

tl \'l>)ocity distdbut.to11 u

tl.t .w : ,,n w ltcrcr dtnotcs II "' tl'I.'IIJtnceuumJ.O.'U~.


'-"

.v=-,
r

om

Sbo\\ tl1<11 it is :\ possible motion and dcll,'t'n>ine ll1e u1fncc wltich is odhogonol to st=UI
line.
(a)

( 12)

....
n,_ ,.~-., -~ -+,
... ' <'
.,,
....
- , -- ,- = ..nt+~
ar i!y ax 0

( i)

SQ Ivc::

(ij)

SlliVe the tquntion

p' - q' 2pq - 241) 2.xy ~ 0

/i.3J-1.-)
l

wlwJ.t s.~-s zl

/l{x-3/)

1/wn 1ls .<'!>3/

I
1\ hero

ra

""""II" .~ ~ I

1\X) -

h ts ~ comltnnL

(30)

xa

l"md the rositive rooLOtthe equotmn


2e . ; 1 __l_
.t+ 2 ~+ I
Oslng Newton-R.1pbson mdtbod corre.zL to four decimal pl~~es. Also ;h0\1 tbllt tllil lollowlfli!
!>Chv'lllc for C'n:or of so:cond ordert

.e

C)

(IS)

Find Ihe deOc:etion u( 't.. t) (J[ il vibmting $Iring, :Ill'<I~hod he!IV con fi.x"d .(lllinL (0. II) and (.'/,
0 ), cvrr<:sp<luiliug to zero iniLi l velocity atld tollowi11g inili~l deflection.

!!:..
I

find lhc &ingulnr <olutillfl of lito equnticm. if it e.x.ists.

ce

ll~ing Clmrpti' metbt~cl Also

{II)

.c

( 15)

w
w

.~.. , =~X (I+~1

(II)

(301
Draw~ flow chan and write a pro,gumme BASlt' fot .Simpsans 113"1 nllefot lJII\}grntion
I

J.-."[
~tt correct al Ill"',

(a)

8.

(:10)

A line c1reu lar lube, rndnJS c.. ties on o f mootlJ horiZOntal p.lone. and CtJnlaim lwo equal
p:u-lk:lcs connected by an elasuc string in the lube. Ute> nnlurnllenl!Ut of whtcb is equ.1llo half
U1c ci'n;,umfercncc.. 'D1o particles ure in cunlllct and Jiutcnod I0<1llor. I!Ju string being
sl~ched round the tube.
Jf tho l)n.i de bect1me di.un11ec~ provo lh>t the velocity <>f the mbe wht:n th~ SU111J! h(l.
rcgiucd it~ .natura( length ~

L~~~Am~~l'
Whon M, m urc tho mois"' ol' Ute lttbc anJ ead1 p3rtic.le MpcCtiVc(y. anil J. is tho
cltisticit).

moilulu~

uf

(30)

(i)

(ii)

f\\ o SQUTC<lil. eaeh of su-englh mare pl~t-ed at the p<Jints (-a, 0) and (a. 0) 1111d n ink ot'
su-en{IUt 2m i;; placed t Ute ori{lin. Sho1\ that Ute slream lin<:s are Ute curvell (xl + y1i
'" (x'-y'+->.'ty) wbcre '1. j$ 4 nt-inhle parAmeter.
1hw'
Also ~how ll111t tltc Ouid speed al -nny point ~ - - . wltcre r,. r, and tJ arc
'l r!'1
respe.;tively the dis_tances of U1e point !rom the sources artd sink.
115)
An Infia.ito moss of fluid is acted upon by force ur l 'l per unit mnss directed to the
ortgm. lfinitia lly d1e fluid is at rest and there ~ a cavity in the fot'l\1 a sphore r = o
in it~ s how that the cavity wil.l ~ li.lled up aner an mteov l of the ~2/5ft)112 c51~.

or

om

(b )

w
w

.e

xa

ra

ce

.c

(15)

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