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The document contains explanations for multiple choice questions from an exam on various computer science topics. It provides detailed explanations for why specific answers are correct, covering concepts like error correction in coding, boolean logic, finite state machines, computer architecture, algorithms and data structures, operating systems, computer networks, and programming languages. The explanations reference additional sources and note other questions that may be similar to avoid repetition on exams.
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JUNE 2009
2. In order that a code is error correcting, the minimum
Hamming distance should be : (A t (! 2t " # ($ 2t (% 2t & # Ans:"% E'(lanation:" )he error"detecting and error"correcting (ro(erties o* a bloc+ ode de(end on its hamming distance. )o reliabl, %E)E$) -t- errors, ,ou need a distance t&# code. )o $.//E$) t errors, ,ou need a distance 2t&# code. 0. )he boolean e'(ression '-,-1 & ,1 & '1 is e2ual to : (A ' (! , ($ 1 (% '&,&1 Ans:"$ E'(lanation:" '-,-1 & ,1 & '1 3 1('-,- & , & ' 31('- & ,- & , & ' 31(' & '- & , & ,- 31(# & # 31.# 31 4. )he characteristic e2uation o* a J5 6i( 6o( is: (A 7n&# 3 J.7n & 5.7n (! 7n&# 3 J.7n- & 5-.7n ($ 7n&# 3 7nJ.5 (% 7n(J&5.7n Ans:" ! E'(lanation:8li( 6o(s can be di9ided into *our basic t,(es. Each one o* them has a di:erent characteristic e2uation, circuit, table, gra(hical s,mbol etc. !ut all the 6i( 6o(s ha9e out(ut signal 7n and 7n-.)he di:erent 6i( 6o(s and their characteristic e2uations are as *ollo;s. #. </ 6i( 6o( 3 7ne't3 < & /-7 2. J5 6i( 6o( 3 E2uation gi9en abo9e. 0. % 6i( 6o( 3 7ne't 3 % 4. ) 6i( 6o( 3 )7-&)-7 It is better to learn the di:erent 6i( 6o(s and their characteristic e2uation because the, as+ in the e'am *re2uentl,. )he n&# and n should a((ear as subscri(ts *or 7. =. In order to im(lement a n 9ariable s;itching *unction, a >U? must ha9e: (A 2 (o; n in(uts (! 2 (o; n & # in(uts ($ 2 (o; n"# in(uts (% 2 (o; n " # in(uts Ans:" A E'(lanation:" A multi(le'er is a combinational circuit that recei9es binar, in*ormation *rom one o* 2 (o; n in(ut data lines and directs it to a single out(ut line. In order to im(lement a n 9ariable s;itching *unction, a >U? must ha9e 2 (o; n in(uts. E'(lanation is a9ailable in $om(uter architecture boo+ b, >orris >ano. @g 4A. B. )he through(ut o* (ure AC.HA is gi9en b,, (A <3D (! <3e (o; 2D ($ <3De (o; 2D (% <3De (o; "2D Ans:"% Another 2uestion ;hich +ee(s re(eating in the e'am is through(ut o* slotted AC.HA. Cearn that as ;ell. E. )he 8iber %istributed %ata Inter*ace uses: (A single mode Fbbers and CE%s (! multimode Fbbers and CE%s ($ single mode Fbbers and IC%s (% multimode Fbers and IC%s Ans:" ! E'(lanation:"8%%I deFnes t;o t,(es o* o(tical Fbbers. <ingle mode and multimode. >ultimode Fner uses CE%s as the light"generating de9ice. <ingle mode Fber generall, uses lasers. A. )o em(lo, multi"access in D<>, users are gi9en di:erent: (A time slots (! band(ass Flters ($ handsets (% *re2uenc, bands Ans:"% 9. Gith *our (rograms in memor, and ;ith A0H a9erage II. ;ait, the $@U utilisation isJ (A B0H (! E0H ($ 90H (% #00H Ans:"A E'(lanation:"$@U utilisation is gi9en b, the *ormula 3 # " @ (o; n $@U utilisation is calculated *rom a (robabilistic 9ie;(oint. @ stands *or the *raction o* time ;aiting *or II. to com(lete. Number o* (rocesses in memor, 3 n )he (robabilit, that all n (rocesses are ;aiting *or II. is ( (o; n. @3A0H3A0I#0030.A n34 $@U Utili1ation 3 # " ( (o; n 3 # " (0.A (o; 4 3 # " 0.409B 3 B0H #0. Assume N segments in memor, and a (age si1e o* @ b,tes. )he ;astage on account o* internal *ragmentation is: (A N@I2 b,tes (! @I2 b,tes ($ NI2 b,tes (% N@ b,tes And:"Gasted memor, due to internal *ragmentation is N@I2 b,tes ##. Assertion (A: !it ma(s are not o*ten used in memor, management. /eason (/: <earching a bit ma( *or a run o* gi9en length is a slo; o(eration. (A !oth (A and (/ are true and (/ is correct e'(lanation *or (A (! !oth (A and (/ are true but (/ is not correct e'(lanation *or (A ($ (A is true (/ is *alse (% (A is *alse (/ is true Ans:" A #2.)he com(lete gra(h ;ith *our 9ertices has + edges ;here + is : (A 0 (! 4 ($ = (% B Ans:" % E'(lanation:" A gra(h D is said to be com(lete i* e9er, 9erte' in D is connected to e9er, other 9erte' in D. <o a com(lete gra(h D must be connected. )he number o* edges is B. #0. )he octal e2ui9alent o* he'adecimal (A.!#B is : (A 4E.2# (! #2.E4 ($ #2.E# (% #E.2# Ans: E'(lanation:" (A.! he'. A is #0 and ! is ## in he'. (#0.##he' 3#0#0.#0## 3Ne't ste(, grou( the bits in grou(s o* 0 each. 300# 0#0. #0# #00 3# 2. =4 is the right ans;er #4. A reduced state table has #A ro;s. )he minimum number o* 6i( 6o(s needed to im(lement the se2uential circuit is: (A #A (! 9 ($ = (% 4 Ans:"% E'(lanation: I* ,ou ha9e n ro;s, ,our circuit ;ill ha9e at least log base 2 n 6i( 6o(s. Cog base 2 #A is 4. <o the correct ans;er is %. #=. Ghat is the 9alue o* Kb- a*ter the e'ecution o* the *ollo;ing code statements: c3#0L b3&&c&&&cL (A 20 (! 22 ($ 20 (% None Ans:% #B. Ghich o* the *ollo;ing does not re(resent a 9alid storage class in Kc-J (A Automatic (! static ($ union (% e'tern Ans:"$ E'(lanation:" )he 9alid storage classes are e'tern, static, register and auto(automatic. #E. )he *riend *unctions are used in situations ;here: (A Ge ;ant to ha9e access to unrelated classes (! %,namic binding is re2uired ($ E'change o* data bet;een classes to ta+e (lace (% None o* the abo9e. Ans:" $ #A. (i %>C includes a 2uer, language based on both relation algebra and tu(le calculus (ii %>C includes a 2uer, language based on tu(le calculus (iii %>C includes a 2uer, language based on relational algebra (i9 %>C includes a 2uer, language based on none o* the relation algebra and tu(le calculus. Ghich one is correctJ (A (i onl, (! (ii onl, ($ (iii onl, (% (i9 onl, Ans:" A #9. <u((ose it ta+es a #00ns to access a (age table and 20ns to access associati9e memor, ;ith a 90H hit rate, the a9erage access time e2uals: (A 20 ns (! 2A ns ($ 90 ns (% #00 ns Ans:" ! Almost a similar 2uestion ;as as+ed in %ecember 200A 2uestion (a(er.7uestion no.9. /e*er to the same. )he hit rate is as+ed gi9en the a9erage access time. 20. )here e'ists a construct ;hich returns a 9alue Ktrue- i* the argument sub2uer, is: (A em(t, (! non"em(t, ($ in error (% none o* the abo9e Ans:" ! 2#. Ghich construct in <7C is used to test ;hether a sub2uer, has an, tu(les in its resultJ (A UNI7UE (! E?I<)< ($ D/.U@ !M (% E?$E@) Ans: ! 22. ./A$CE su((orts: (A inner Noin and outer Noin onl, (! outer Noin and semi Noin onl, ($ inner Noin, outer Noin, semi Noin onl, (% inner Noin, outer Noin, semi Noin and anti Noin Ans:" % 20. Ghich t;o o* the *ollo;ing are e2ui9alent *or an undirected gra(h DJ (i D is a tree (ii )here is at least one (ath bet;een an, t;o distinct 9ertices o* D (iii D contains no c,cles and has (n"# edges (i9 D has n edges (A (i and (ii (! (i and (iii ($ (i and (i9 (% (ii and (iii Ans:"! 24. In a ! tree o* order m ;ith ( nodes the a9erage number o* s(lits is at most: (A #I(mI2"# (! (mI2"# ($ #I(mI2 (% None Ans:"! 2=. )he (ro(ositional *ormula gi9en b, the tree is: /e*er to the actual 7@. Ans:" % E'(lanation:"None o* the e2uations Ft an, o* (reorder,(ostorder or inorder listing. 2B. 7ueuse is a OOOOOOOlist. (A CI8. (! CIC. ($ 8IC. (% 8I8. Ans:" % 2E. In a *ull binar, tree o* height +, there are OOOOOOOOOOinternal nodes. (A 2 (o; + " # (! 2 (o; (+ " # ($ 2 (o; + (% 2 (o; + & # Ans:" A 2A.A binar, tree is said to ha9e hea( (ro(ert, i* the elements along an, (ath: (A *rom lea* to root are non"increasing (! *rom lea* to root are non"decreasing ($ *rom root to lea* are non"decreasing (% *rom root to lea* are non"increasing Ans:" % E'(lanation:"Ans;er is in <chaum-s series boo+ on %ata structures ;ith $&&. A binar, tree is said to ha9e the hea( (ro(ert, i* the elements along an, (ath *rom root to lea* are non increasing. A hea( is a com(lete binar, tree that has the hea( (ro(ert,. <o the correct o(tion is %. 29. ?.2= (rotocol consists o*: (A @h,sical and *rame le9els (! 8rame and (ac+et le9els ($ @h,sical, *rame and (ac+et le9els (% None o* the abo9e. Ans:"$ 00. D<>I$%>A s,stems: (A are limited to 9er, lo; s(eed data (! re2uire no local loo( ;ires ($ are (redominantl, used *or 9oice (% all o* the abo9e Ans:"% 0#. Usuall, in*ormation securit, in a net;or+ is achie9ed b,: (A Ca,ering (! $r,(togra(h, ($ Drad o* ser9ice (% None o* the abo9e Ans:" ! 02. )he lin+er: (A is similar to inter(reter (! uses source code as its in(ut ($ is re2uired to create a load module (% none o* the abo9e Ans:" % Cin+er is a (rogram that lin+s se9eral obNect modules and libraries to a single e'ecutable (rogram. 00. In ;hich addressing mode the o(erand is gi9en e'(licitl, in the instruction itsel*J (A Absolute mode (! Immediate mode ($ Indirect mode (% Inde' mode Ans:" ! E'(lanation:" In immediate addressing mode, the o(erand is gi9en in the instruction itsel*. Eg:" >.P AC,B4H >o9e B4H to Al register >.P !',0490H >o9e 0490H to !' register. 04. A com(iler that runs on one machine and (roduces code *or a di:erent machine is called: (A $ross com(ilation (! .ne (ass com(ilation ($ );o (ass com(ilation (% None o* the abo9e Ans:" A 0=. An, s,ntactic construct that can be described b, a regular e'(ression can also be described b, a: (A $onte't sensiti9e grammar (! Non conte't *ree grammar ($ $onte't *ree grammar (% None o* the abo9e Ans:" $ 0B. 8ind the odd man out: (A tail (! cut ($ ;art (% sed Ans:" $ E'(lanation:" tail, cut and sed are uni' commands. ;art is not. 0E. Ghich o* the *ollo;ing changes (ermission to den, ;rite (ermission to grou( and othersJ (A chmod go"; Fle' (! chmod go3; Fle' ($ chmod go ; Fles (% None o* the abo9e Ans:" A E'(lanation:" chmod is the command used *or changing Fle (ermissions. go stands *or grou( and others. )he minus s,mbol remo9es the (ermission. K;- stands *or ;rite. <o, go"; stands *or remo9ing the ;rite (ermission *rom grou( and others *or the Fle Fled. 0A. Pariable (artition memor, management techni2ue ;ith com(action results in: (A /eduction o* *ragmentation (! >inimal ;astage ($ <egment sharing (% None o* the abo9e Ans:" A 09. $a(abilit, >aturit, >odel is meant *or: (A @roduct (! @rocess ($ @roduct and @rocess (% None o* the abo9e Ans:" ! 40. In the light o* so*t;are engineering so*t;are consists o*: (A @rograms (! %ata ($ %ocumentation (% All o* the abo9e Ans:" % 4#. Ghich one o* the *ollo;ing I<. standard is used *or so*t;are (rocessJ (A I<. 9000 (! I<. 900# ($ I<. 9000 (% I<. 9000"0 Ans:" % 42. Ghich o* the *ollo;ing is used *or test data generationJ (A Ghite bo' (! !lac+ bo' ($ !oundar,"9alue anal,sis (% All o* the abo9e Ans:"$ E'(lanation:" !oundar, 9alue anal,sis is a techni2ue *or test data selection.A test engineer chooses 9alues that lie along data e'tremes. 40. /e9erse engineering is the (rocess ;hich deals ;ith: (A <i1e measurement (! $ost measurement ($ %esign reco9er, (% All o* the abo9e Ans:" $ 44. )he s(acing bet;een character (airs is called: (A 5erning (! '"height ($ interca( (% seri* Ans:" A 4=. Ghen com(ared ;ith analog cellular s,stems, an ad9antage o* digital )%>A cellular s,stem is that: (A it is less com(licated (! it re2uires less o* com(uter memor, ($ it conser9es s(ectrum band;idth (% it costs less Ans:" $ 4B. E"commerce includes: (A!2$ (! !2! ($ $2$ (% All o* the abo9e 4E. A clustering techni2ue that (ermits a con9enient gra(hical dis(la, is: (A (artition based clustering (! (robabilistic model based clustering ($ hierarchial clustering (% agglomerati9e clustering Ans:" $ 4A. A*ter sending a message, the sender should not be able to, at a later date, den, ha9ing sent the message, is re*erred to as: (A Authenticit, (! Non"re(udiabilit, ($ Auditabilit, (% /e(udiabilit, Ans:" ! 49. )he de9ice ;hich connects dissimilar CANs o* di:erent to(ologies using di:erent sets o* communication (rotocols so that in*ormation can 6o; *rom one to another is called: (A /outer (! !ridge ($ Date;a, (% <;itch Ans:" $ =0. Ge can not delete the OOOOOOicon but ;e can ma+e it in9isible. (A /ec,cle (! >, com(uter ($ Internet e'(lorer (% None o* the abo9e Ans:" A 8or more solutions and other use*ul materials, 9isit the ;ebsite htt(:IIugcnetsol9ed"com(uterscience.blogs(ot.in