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1. Ans. C.
‘Lesser than’ is apt because the sentence should be in
comparative degree.

2. Ans. A.
‘hanged’ means death by hanging ‘hung’ is used only with
things and not with people

3. Ans. D.
‘lying prone’ means lie down flat. ‘Prone to’ means
vulnerable to

4. Ans. C.
Statements i and ii are not logically possible based on the
given fact.

5. Ans. B.

7. Ans. B.

8. Ans. C
3x  2 x  6
5x  6
x6/5
6 6 36
Area of square   
5 5 25 9. Ans. A.
Area of squaretriangle
3 3 6 6 3 36
 2
    .
4 4 5 5 4 25
10. Ans. C.
 3  36
1    2.06
 4  25 11. Ans. A.
By the properties of eigen values & eigen vectors, if all
the principal minors of ‘A’ are +Ve then all the eigen
6. Ans. C.
values of ‘A’ are also +Ve.
1
 A22  0 for k 
2
1
so k 
2

12. Ans. C.
x 2  3x  4
The function f  x  is not continuous at
x 2  3x  4
x  4&1; since f(x) does not exists at x=-4 &1.

13. Ans. A.
By the L.T of standard functions

14. Ans. B.
From C-R equation; we have
u v u v
 & 
x y y dx

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 u  x, y   2 xy
u u
  2ky  2kx
x y
v  x, y   x 2  y 2
u u
  v v
x y   2 x;  2 y
x y
 2ky  2 y
 k  1

 max   xy
15. Ans. A.
f(x) is a linear function  1   xy where,  1 is largest principal stress

16. Ans. D.  max

 1
Let w is the velocity after collision 1

18. Ans. D.

where, p is internal pressure d is internal diameter t is

thickness

19. Ans. A.
F2
 exp   
F1
Torque=  F2  F1  R
 F2 R 1  exp    
  3 
 1  1  1  exp  0.25     2.248 Nm
  2 
20. Ans. B.
We know that
q
 n
2m
k
17. Ans. B. q  2m   2 km
m

21. Ans. C.

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Nb  F   Nc  0

N
F
FN
b  c 
b  c 
If b> c  self energizing
So for clockwise rotation of the drum, the brake is self
energizing.
At location Y
23. Ans. D.
At circumference Volume flow rate per unit depth between two streamlines
is given by 1   2

24. Ans. B.
the variation in atmospheric pressure with height
calculated from fluid statics is exponential

25. Ans. A.
For a hollow cylinder

At location X
At circumference
2 kL T1  T2 
Q
r 
ln  2 
 r1 
T T T T
 1 2  1 2
r  Rth
ln  2 
 r1 
2 kL

26. Ans. D.

22. Ans. A.

F11  0
F1 2  1
A1 2 Ri L Ri
A2 F21  A2 F1 2  F2 1   
A2 2 R0 L R0
Ri
F2 2  1  F2 2  1 
R0

FBD of Lever taking 27. Ans. D.

moment about hinge for clockwise rotation of wheel According to Joule’s law,
Internal energy of an ideal gas is a function of
temperature only.

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28. Ans. B. rp  6
Q 7.2
C.O.PR  2  4   1.4
W 1.8
  1  C p T5  T2   C p T3  T2 
 T5  T3
T1
 0.3
T4
Heat supplied = C p T4  T3 
Work done  WT  Wc
 C p T4  T5   C p T2  T1 
 C p T4  T3   C p T2  T1 

Work done
regenerative 
Heat supplied
29. Ans. B. C p T4  T3   C p T2  T1 
Brayton cycle:- 
C p T4  T3 
T   T2 
T1  2  1  1
 T T  T   1  T1  T1
1  2 1  1  1 
 T4  T3   T3  T4  T5 
T4 1   1 T 
 T4   4 

 
  1 
T1   rp    1  T  1
1    1  1  rp  
T4  1  1  T4
  1

  rp   
 
rp  6 1.4 1
 1  0.3  6  1.4  0.4994
  1.4
brayton 0.4006
1   0.8021
brayton  1   1 regenerative 0.4994
r 
p


30. Ans. B.
1
1  12
1.4 1   12 / hr ,   24 / hr      0.5
 6 1.4  24
 0.4006 Let, expected time that a customer spend in queue is Wq
Gas Turbine cycle with perfect regeneration:- 
 0.5
 0.5
Lq Ls   1 
Wq     0.5  60
   12
0.5
  60  2.5mins
12

31. Ans. C.
For aluminium alloy solution hardening process will be
used to increase strength and hardness. In this process
component will be heated to 550C above temperature so
that solute particles can penetrate into the lattice easily

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32. Ans. B. 37. Ans. B.

Submerged arc welding uses a blanket of fusible granular Since if z=1 lies inside the closed path  and z=2 lies
flux outside of the closed path  then by cauchy’s formula.

33. Ans. B.
Final length = L/2
Initial length = L
Lf L 1
 r  ln  ln  ln  0.69
L0 2L 2

34. Ans. A.
L  900mm
d  200mm
f  0.25mm / rev 38. Ans. D.
Probability that a packet would have to be replaced i.e.,
v  300m / min P  X  1  ? [ Let ‘x’ denote the number of defective
t ? screws]
v   DN m / min  P  X  1  1  P  X  1
1000
300 m / min    0.2  N  1  P  X  0
 1  5C0  0.1  0.9 
0 5
300
N  478 RPM
  0.2
 1   0.9   0.40951
5

L 900
t   7.539 min Since by the Binomial distribution when P=probability of
fN 0.25  478 defective screw.

35. Ans. D. 39. Ans. D.

In USM, ba  0 
h   ; f  x   sin x  cos x
n 3 3

x 0 
3
y  f  x 1 1.37 1
By trapezoidal rule; we have the approximate value of
the integral is
  /3
  sin x  cos x  dx  2  1   1  2 1.37  0.37 
0

36. Ans. D.  1.822

Exact value of the integral is

  sin x  cos x  dx    cos x  sin x   1   1  2

0 0

Error  Exact value-Approximate value

=2-1.822  0.178

40. Ans. A.
V  R
V 2.0
i  i   2rad / sec
R 1

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1
Loss in kinetic energy of Drum  J i2   2f 
2
1
 KEdrum   150   2   300 Joule
2

2
1
Loss in kinetic energy of block  m  vi2  v 2f 
2
1
     2   02 
2

2  
43. Ans. C.
KEblock  4000 Joule As we know that
Loss of Potential energy of block = mgh
 2000  9.81  0.5
and slope at mid-span where moment is applied will be
PEblock  9810 Joule U
(according to Costigliano’s theorem).
Total energy loss  KEblock  KEblock  PEblock M
 300  4000  9810  14110 Joule
 14.11kJ

41. Ans. B.
By definition of Torque

42. Ans. D.

Because of torsion angle of twist   will be there.

T 2  32 P 2
4P 2
Where   
G.J G  d 4
 R4G 44. Ans. D.
Due to angle of twist, A will reach at A' and B will reach F.B.D of point B
at B'
let A'A'' be the vertical displacement

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Applying Lame's theorem Alternate Method:

FAB P F
  BC
sin180 sin135 sin 45
 FAB  0
Stress in AB  0

45. Ans. D.
t  200C
 2   2  x2
2 2

  105 / C cos120 
2 2 2
E  2  105 MPa 2
1  x 
  0.2 mm  1  
2 2 2
We know that, Axial stress gets induced in the rod when
some gap ' ' is provided is 3
x 2 2  2 3
2
x
y  3,so oc will be perpendicular to ab.
2
v
46. Ans. A. sin  30   c  vc  1
Given AB 2 2
Since Rod AB is rigid, so 47. Ans. C.
Axial velocity of A & B should be same Displace the block “A” & Release
VA cos 60  VB cos 60
VA  VB  2m / sec
C is mid point of AB

Alternate method:
Energy of system remain conserved,

where,
  Static elongation of spring at equilibrium which is
calculated as follows:
mg
mg  k   
k
Differentiating Eqn.(1) w.r.t time, which will be zero
because E = constant
dE
0
dt
Since
d dv
J  mV  mgv  k  y    v  0 ...(2)
dt dt

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there is no slipping between rope & pulley 50. Ans. B.

v  r
1  v   1 dv  dv
Mr 2      mv  mgv  k  y    v  0
2  r   r dt  dt
2
M d y
  m  2  ky  0
 2  dt
1500k du Vtop  Vbottom 3
n    10rad / sec    60
10  5 dy 0.05 0.05
M 
  m du
 2  J wall    0.44  60 kg / m.s 2
dy
 26.4 N / m2
48. Ans. D.
Given
 max  150MPa, min  50MPa, m  100MPa 51. Ans. A
 a  50MPa, Se  200MPa, Sut  300MPa
Sut  400MPa
Equation of line 1
a m
 1 ...(1)
Se Sut
Equation of line 2
a 1
 tan   ...(2) Downward force due to water = weight of water above
m 2 curved surface
Solving above two equations to get co-ordinates of point    R2 L 
 2    g  R2 L  
P  Sm , Sa    4 
Sa S
 m 1  
200 400  2  gR 2 L 1   N
 4
2 S a  S m  400 ...(3) Weight of plug is neglected.
Sm  2Sa ...(4)
52. Ans. A.
from (3) & (4)
Sa  100MPa mh  1kg / s
Sa 100 mc  2kg / s
f .o.s   2
a 50 CPh  CPc (as both are same fluids)

49. Ans. C.
  
mk CPk tk1  tk2  mc C pc tc2  tc1 
Given  water  1000 kg / m 1 80  50   2  t 
3
c2  10  tc2  25C
 oil  700kg / m 3

body  ?
Voil  0.45Vbody
Vwater  0.55Vbody
oil Voil g   waterVwater g  bodyVbody g
700  0.45Vbody  1000  0.55Vbody  bodyVbody
body  865 kg / m3

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54. Ans. B.
V1  0.4m3
P1  100kPa
T1  80C  353K
V2  0.1m3
Ideal gas & process is isothermal.
 V2 
W  PV 1 1 ln  
 V1 
 0.1 
 100  0.4ln  
 0.4 
 55.45 kJ
1  70C 1  80  25  55C
 2  25C  2  50  10  40C 55. Ans. C.
    Reversible cycle.
m  1 2 m  1 2
p
  c
 
ln  1  ln  1 
 2   2 
70  25 55  40
 
 
70  55 
ln   ln  
 25   40 
 43.705  47.1
Q  U . Ap mp Q  U . Ac mc
 Ap mp  Ac . mc
Ac  mp 43.705
   0.928
Ap  mc 47.1

53. Ans. C.
Q
 0
T
Q1 Q2 Q3 40 37 Q
  0   3 0
T1 T2 T3 400 370 320
Q3 1 320
  Q3   64kJ
320 5 5

56. Ans. B.
Given
h1  236.04 kJ / kg
s1  0.9322 kJ / kg
h2  272.05 kJ / kg
h3  93.42 kJ / kg
m  0.05kg / s
 Heat Rejection to environment =m  h2  h3 
 0.05  272.05  93.42 
 8.9315kW

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57. Ans. B.

59. Ans. A.

60. Ans. B.
V  100  40 1 1mm & 2 2mm
V1  140V I1  250 A
V2  180V I 2  200 A
V I
 1
0CV SCC
140 250
 1 ...(a)
OCV SCC
180 200
 1 ...(b)
OCV SCC
On solving equation a and b, we have
S .C.C  424.6 A

61. Ans. C.
Cost of metal cutting = Rs 18 C/V
Cost of Tooling = Rs 270 C/TV
58. Ans. A. C= Constant ,V = Cutting Speed , T = tool life
Ans. A
C  150,VT 0.25  150  T  150 / V 
1/0.25
 0.2 L  0.7 S   0.4
L  S T  150 / V 
4

0.2 L  0.7 S  0.4 L  0.4S C C

Total cost =18  270
0.2 L  0.3S ...(1) V TV
4
s 18C 270CV
Fraction of solid =  
SL V 1504 V
S 18C 270CV 3
  
0.3 V 1504
S S On, differentiating total cost
0.2
0.2
  0.40
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18C 270C 3V 2
 
V2 1504 64. Ans. C.
18  1504 D  25000 kg , C0  Rs 500 / order , Ch  20% of Cu
V4 
3  270 Qty (kg) Cu (Rs/kg) Ch
 V  57.914m / min (Rs/Kg/year)
1  Q1  750 70 0.2 × 70 = 14
62. Ans. A.
750  Q2  1500 65 0.2 × 65 = 13
GivenV  12V V  1.5V
Q3  1500 60 0.2 × 60 = 12
1
k  0.02 ohm 1 mm 1  0.02  0.2 ohm 1 cm 1
ohm101 cm This problem belongs to inventory model with two price
break.
  7860 kg / m 3

2 DCo
103 Q* 
 7860  6 gm / cm3 Ch
10
 first checking for least unit price
  55.85 gm
2  25000  500
 7.860 gm / cm3 Q3*   1443.37
12
AI 55.85 I Now, 1443.37 < 1500 therefore, the company will not
MRR : Q :   3.68  105 cm3 / sec
 ZF 7.86  2  96600 get the item at Rs 60/kg
Now, checking for second minimum unit price
Inter electrodegapgiven =9 m=9 104cm
2  25000  500
k V  V  Q2*   1386.75
current destiny J= 13
y Since, 1386.75 lies between 750 and 1500
Therefore, we need to find
0.2 12  1.5
  2333.33
9  104
I  J  S.A
I  2333.33  S . A  S . A  I / 2333.33
Electrode feed rate = MRR/ surface area cm/sec
3.68  105 I  2333.33
 cm / sec
I
 0.086  10  60mm / min
 51.51mm / min
65. Ans. B.
63. Ans. D.

a  R  r, b  D   R  r  , C  a2  b2

 R  r   D   R  r 
2 2
C 
H  Rr C The latest finish time for node 10 is 14 days.

 R  r  R  r  D2   R  r   2D  R  r 
2 2

H   R  r   2D  R  r   D2

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