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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 128352
1. when reduced to its lowest terms
Questions (MCQs). You are required to 238368

answer a maximum of 15, 25 and 20 is :

questions from part ‘A’ ‘B’ and ‘C’ 3 7

1. 2.
4 13
respectively. If more than required number
9 5
of questions are answered, only first 15, 25 3. 4.
13 13
and 20 questions in Parts ‘A’ ‘B’ and ‘C’
2. The mean of five numbers is 18. If one
respectively, will be taken up for
number is excluded, their mean is16. The
evaluation.
excluded number is :
2. Each question in Part ‘A’ carries 2 marks,
1. 25 2. 26
Part ‘B’ 3 marks and Part ‘C’ 4.75 marks
3. 27 4. 30
respectively. There will be negative
3. The mean of 100 items was found to be 30.
marking @0.5 marks in Part ‘A’ and @
If at the time of calculation, two items
0.75 marks in Part ‘B’ for each wrong
were wrongly taken as 32 and 12 instead of
answer and no negative marking for Part
23 and 11, the correct mean is :
‘C’.
1. 29.4 2. 29.5
3. Below each question in Part ‘A’ and ‘B’,
3. 29.8 4. 29.9
four alternatives or responses are given.
4. 16% of a number is 216. What is 27% of
Only one of these alternatives is the
that number ?
“correct” option to the question. You have
1. 274 2. 367.20
to find, for each question, the correct or the
3. 279 4. 364.50
best answer. In Part ‘C’ each question may
5. A man sold and article at a loss of 20%. If
have “ONE’ or ‘MORE’ correct options in
he sells the article for Rs. 12 more, he
Part ‘C’. Credit in a question shall be given
would have gained 10%. The cost price of
only on idenfication of ‘ALL’ the correct
the article is :
options in Part ‘C’. No credit shall be
1. Rs. 60 2. Rs. 40
3. Rs. 30 4. Rs. 22
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6. A man sold two pipes at Rs. 12 each. On 12. A sum of money amounts to Rs 5200 in 5
one he gained 20% and on the other lost
years and to Rs 5680 in 7 years at simple
20%. On the whole, he :
interest. The rate of interest per annum is :
1. neither gained nor lost
2. gained Rs. 1 1. 3% 2. 4%
3. lost Rs. 1
3. 5% 4. 6%
4. gained Rs. 2
13. Roshan invested Rs 10000 at compound
7. A does 20% less work than B. If A can
1 interest at 10% p.a. for a period of 3 years.
complete a piece of work in 7 hours,
2
What amount will he get after 3 years ?
then B can do it in
1 1. Rs 12310 2. Rs 13120
1. 5 hours 2. 5 hours
2
3. Rs 13320 4. None of these
1
3. 6 hours 4. 6 hours 14. The whole surface area of a cuboid 24 cm
2
8. In what time can Sonali cover a distance of long, 14 cm broad and 7.5 cm high, is :
400m, if she runs at a speed of 20 km/hr ?
1. 2520 cm 2 2. 1260 cm 2
1 1
1. 1 minutes 2. 1 minutes
5 2 3. 1242 cm 2 4. 621 cm 2
3. 2 minutes 4. 3 minutes
15. The length of the diagonal of a cuboid 30
9. A man covers half of his journey at 6 km/hr
and the remaining half at 3 km/hr. His cm long, 24 cm broad and 18 cm high, is :
average speed is :
1. 30 cm 2. 15 2 cm
1. 3 km/hr 2. 4 km/hr
3. 4.5 km/hr 4. 9 km/hr 3. 30 2 cm 4. 60 cm
10. A 120 m long train takes 10 seconds to 16. January 1, 2007 was Monday. What day of
cross a man standing on a platform. The
the week lies on Jan 1, 2008 ?
speed of the train is :
1. 10 m/sec 2. 12 m/sec 1. Monday 2. Tuesday
3. 15 m/sec 4. 20 m/sec 3. Wednesday 4. Sunday
11. A boat is rowed downstream at 15.5 km/hr
17. A clock is started at noon. By 10 minutes
and upstream at 8.5 km/hr. The speed of
the stream is : past 5, the hour hand has turned through :
1. 3.5 km/hr 2. 5.75 km/hr
1. 145 2. 150
3. 6.5 km/hr 4. 7 km/hr
3. 155 4. 160
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18. An angle which is greater than 180 but 23. Which of the following is best on the open
 
less than 360 is called interval  0, 
 2
1. an acute angle 2. an obtuse angle 1. x  tan x  sin x

3. a straight angle 4. a reflex angle 2. x  tan x  sin x

3. tan x  x  sin x
19. 1, 9, 25, 49, ?, 121
4. tan x  x  sin x
1. 64 2. 81 
24. Let an  0  n and the series a
n 1
n is
3. 91 4. 100

an
20. 4, 7, 12, 19, 28, ? convergent then the series 
n 1 n
1. 30 2. 36 1. may or may not convergent
3. 39 4. 49 2. must be convergent
3. must be divergent
Part - B
4. may oscillate
Unit – 1
25. Which of the following intervals is best for
21. Suppose an is a sequence of real
the validity of the expansion
numbers such that an  l  0 then
1 x3 x5 x 7
tan  x     ....
 a l  3 5 7
lim  n  is
n a  l
 n  1.  1,1 2. (1,1]
1. 0 3. [1,1) 4.  1,1
2. 1
26. Let an be a monotonic sequence of real
3. l
4. Cannot be determined numbers and it has a convergent
subsequence that converges to l  0 then
22. Let an be a divergent sequence of real
which of the following is true :
numbers such that an  0 for all n and let
1. an may not be convergent.
1
bn   a1  a2  an  then lim bn is
n
2. an is convergent but it is not
n 

1. 0 2. 1 necessary that it converges to l

3.  4. None of these 3. an is convergent only if an  0  n
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4. an converges to l  2 3 2
31. Let A   1 4 2  then eigen values of A
27. Let A and B be square complex matrices
 1 3 1 
 
such that A commutes with B and B then
are :
which of the following is true :
1. 4, 2,1 2. 3, 3, 1
1. AA  A A
3. 2, 2, 3 4. None
2. BB  B B

5n  1
3.  A  A  B  B    B  B  A  A  32. The value of   2n  1! is :
n 0

4. None of these e 2
1. 2.
 15 12  2 e
28. If A    then e At is
 24 19  e 2
3.  4. None
 9et  8e3t 2 e
6e3t  6et 
1.  t 
12e  12e 9e3t  8et 
3t Unit - II
33. Let G be a group (finite or infinite) such
 9et  8e3t 6e3t  6et 
2.  t  that G has more than 16 elements of order
12e  12e 9e3t  8et 
3t

17 then
 9et  8e3t 6e3t  6et 
3.  t  1. G must be abelian
12e  12e 9e3t  8et 
3t

2. G must be cyclic
4. None of the above
3. G can not be abelian
29. Let A and B are n-square upper triangular
4. G can not be cyclic
matrices of rank n 1 then
34. Let J be an ideal of the ring
1. rank  AB   n 1
a b  
M2      : a, b, c, d   such that
2. rank  AB   n  2  c d  

3. rank  AB   0 1 0 
0 0   J then
 
4. None of the above
4 1. J is a prime ideal
30. Let V be the subspace of spanned by
2. J is a maximal ideal
1  1,2,3,4 , 2   2,3,4,5 ,
3. J is a nil ideal
3   3,4,5,6 , 4   4,5,6,7  then 4. J  M 2  
dim V  is :
35. Let K  Q  x  x 3  2 and n denotes the
1. 3 2. 4
number of fields lying strictly between Q
3. 1 4. 2
and K then n is equal to
1. 1 2. 0
3. 2 4. 3
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36. The radius of convergence of the power 40. Let A  2

and X  2
\ A be subsets

2n  3n n

with subspace topology inherited from the
series z is
n 0 4  5
n n
2
usual topology on . Then
1. 0 2. 1 1. A is countable dense implies that X is
3.  4. None totally disconnected.
1 2. A is unbounded implies that X is
37. Sum of coefficients of z and in the
z
compact.
1
Laurent expansion of f  z   3. A is open implies that X is compact.
 z  1 z  2 
4. A is countable implies that X is path
valid for the region 1  z  2 is connected.
1 Unit - III
1. 1 2. 
2
41. If y  t  is a solution of the differential
3
3.  4. None equation y " 4 y  2et , then lim et y  t  is
2 t 

38. Let f and g be two entire functions such equal to

that they agree on infinitely many points 2 2
1. 2.
then 3 5
1. f  z  g  z  z  3.
2
4.
2
7 9
2. f  z  g  z  z 
42. Let y  x   u  x  sin x  v  x  cos x be a
3. f  z   g  z   z with z  1
solution of the differential equation
y " y  sec x . Then, u  x  is equal to
4. None of the above
39. Let A  2
and X  2
\ A be subsets
1. log cos x  c 2.  x  c
with subspace topology inherited from the
2 3. x  c 4. log sec x  c
usual topology on . Then
1. A is countable dense implies that X is 43. Consider the equation
1
totally disconnected.
y  x     K  x, t  y  t  dt where
2. A is unbounded implies that X is 0

compact.  x 1  t  0  t  1
K  x, t   
3. A is open implies that X is compact. t 1  x  0  t  x
4. A is countable implies that X is path
connected.
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 y "  x    y  x   0 the air resistance retards the acceleration by

1.  cv where c is a constant, then
 y  0   y 1  0 g g
1. v  1  ect  2. v  1  e  ct 
 y "  x    y  x   0 c c
2.  g g
 y  0   y 1  0 3. v  1  e ct 
c
4. v  1  ect 
c
 y "  x    y  x   0 Unit-4
3. 
 y  0   y 1  0 49. Suppose X 1, X 2 ,..., X n is a random sample
4. None from U  0,  ,  0 . Let
3 X 1  X  2  ....  X  n be the order
44. If J  y     y '2  2 yy ' y 2  dx , y  2   e
2
statistics. Consider the two unbiased
estimators for  :T1  2 X and
and y  3 is arbitrary then extremal is
 n 1 Var T2 
T2    X  n  . Then lim 
n Var  T 
1. e x 1
2. e  x 1
 n  1

1. 0 2. 1
3. e x1 4. e x3 3.  4. 12
45. Consider the initial value problem
50. Suppose that X1, X 2 and X 3 are
u u
 2  0, u  0, y   4e2 y then the independent and identically distributed
x y
random variables, each having a Bernoulli
value of u 1,2 distribution with parameter 1/ 2 . Consider
X 0 
1. 3 2. 2 the 2  2 matrix A   1  . Then,
 X2 X3 
3. 4 4. 1 P  A is invertible  equals
 z
2
 z  z 2 2
1. 0 2. 1
46. 2 2 8 2  0
x 2
xy y 3. 1/4 4. 3 / 4

1. Elliptic 2. Parabolic 51. Consider the linear programming problem :

3. Hyperbolic 4. None
Minimize : z  2 x  5 y
47. Let P :  be a polynomial of the form subject to 3 x  4 y  5, x  0, y  0.
P  x   a0  a1x  a2 x 2 , with a0 , a1, a2  which of the following is correct ?
and a2  0 . 1. Set of feasible solutions is empty.
1 2. Set of feasible solutions is non-empty
Let E1   P  x  dx 
1
2
 P  0   P 1  but there is no optimal solution.
0  5
3. Optimal value is attained at  0,  .
1
1
E2   P  x  dx  P    4
0 2 5 
4. Optimal value is attained at  ,0  .
If x is the absolute value of x  , then 3 
1. E1  E2 2. E2  E1
52. How many distinct samples of size n can be
3. E2  E1 4. E2  2 E1 drawn with replacement from the
48. Consider a body of unit mass falling freely population u1, u2 ,...., un  of n units ?
from rest under gravity with velocity v. If
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 2n  1  1. 2  x   1 2.   x 
1. n n 2.  
 n  3. 1 4. 1    2x 
 2n  1  56. Let X 1 ,...., X n be a random sample of size
3.   4. 1
 n 1  n from a p-variate Normal distribution with
mean  and positive definite covariance
53. For testing the effectiveness of four
teaching techniques, five teachers of a
matrix  . Choose the correct statement
1
college were involved. A class of 120 1.  X1    '   X1    has chi-square
students was divided into 5 groups of 24
each at random; one group was assigned to distribution with 1 d.f.
each of the five teachers. Each teacher 2. XX ' has Wishart distribution with p
further divided his/her group into four d.f.
equal subgroups at random, and used one n

technique per subgroup. All of them used 3.  X

i 1
i    X i    ' has Wishart
the same course material. After all the
classes were over, a common examination distribution with n d.f.
was conducted and the marks were noted. 4. X 1  X 2 and X1  X 2 are independently
Suppose we want to test whether all the distributed.
four teaching techniques are equally
effective. What is the degrees of freedom 57. Suppose X ~ N  0,1 and the conditional
associated with the residual sum of
squares? distribution of Y given X  x is N  x,1 ,
1. 60 2. 100 for 0    1 . When we regress Y on X, the
3. 119 4. 460 coefficient of determination R2 is
1.  2 2. 
54. Suppose X 1 , X 2 ,.... are random variables  2
3. 4.
on a common probability space with
1  2 1  2
X n ~ N   n ,  n2  . Then, X n converges in
probability to 2 if and only if 58. Let X and Y be integer-valued, bounded
1. n  0 and  n2  2 random variables. Then which of the
following statement is FALSE ?
2. n  2 and  n2  0
3. n  0 and  n2 converges 1. E  X    E  X |Y  y  P Y  y 
y
4.  n2  0 and  n converges
2. V  X   V  X |Y  y  P Y  y 
y
55. Let X 1 , X 2 ,.... be independent and
identically distributed random variables 3. P  X  x    P  X  x | Y  y  P Y  y 
with E  X i   0 and Var  X i   1 for all i.
y

Let Sn  X1  .....  X n . Let   x  denote 4. E  XY    yE  X |Y  y  P Y  y 

y
the cumulative distribution function of a
standard normal random variable. Then, for 59. Suppose X ~ Poisson    ,   0 . Let the
any x  0 , lim P  nx  Sn  nx  equals
n prior distribution of  be U  0,1 . If
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X  0 is observed, then the posterior 3.  x0   a, b  such that f  x0   0

1
probability of the set 0    is 4. None of the above
2
1. 0.5 2. 1 64. Let f : 0,2  be a function defined by
e e 1
3. 4.
e 1 e  n n 1
0 if x or ,n
f  x   n 1 n
60. Five persons A,B,C,D and E are seated at 1 if otherwise
random on eight numbered chairs which
are arranged in a circle. What is the Then which of the following is true :
probability that A and B are separated by at
least 2 chairs? 1. f has countable discontinuities in 0,2
1. 3/7 2. 1/2 2. f has uncountable discontinuities in
1
3. 4/7 4.
4 0,2
Part – C
3. f is Riemann integrable on 0,2
Unit - I
61. Suppose A is a non-empty dense subset of 4. f is continuous at 2

0,1 then which of the following is not 65. Let f n  x  

nx
and
1  n2 x2
true :
 1
1. A is compact S  x  : x   then which of the
 2
2. A is not compact following is/are not true :
3. A is connected
1. f n is uniformly convergent on
4. A is not connected
2. f n is uniformly convergent on S

sin  nx 
62. The series  where x  is :
n 2 log n 3. Pointwise limit of f n is continuous
1. convergent for all x on both and S.
2. divergent for all x 4. Pointwise limit of f n is continuous
3. convergent for all x  0
on S but not on
4. divergent for all x  0
66. Suppose f n : 0,1  is defined by
63. Let f be a differentiable function on  a, b 
x2
such that f  n   0 and  a real number fn  x   then which of the
x 2  1  nx 
2

K  0 such that f '  x   K f  x  following is/are true :

 x   a, b then which of the following is 1. The sequence f n is uniformly

true : bounded on 0,1

1. f  x   0  x  a, b 2. lim f n  x   0  x  0,1
n

2.  x0   a, b  such that f  x0   0
3. f n has a subsequence which is
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uniformly convergent on 0,1 3. lim  f  x   g  x   does not exist.

x0

4. f n is uniformly convergent on 0,1 4. lim  f  x   g  x   does not exist

x0

67. For the sequence

b  c a  c a  b 
1 1 1 1 1 1
an  , , 2 , 2 , 3 , 3 ,..... . 70. Rank of the matrix b  c c  a b  a 
 
2 3 2 3 2 3  c  b c  a a  b 
Which of the following is true :
is :
 a 1  1. 3 if a  0, b  0, c  0
1. liminf  n   0
 an 
2. 2 if a  0, b  0, c  0
 a 1 
2. limsup  n    3. 2 if a  0, b  0, c  0
 an 
4. 2 if a  0, b  0, c  0
1
1
3. liminf a  n
n 71. If A and B are non-singular matrices such
3
that AB  BA is singular then which of the
1
1
4. limsup a  n
n
following is/are true :
2
1. 0 must be an eigen value of A1B 1 AB .
3 1  an 
68. Suppose a1  0 and an1  ,n 1 2. 1 must be an eigen value of A1B 1 AB .
5  an
3. 1 can not be an eigen value of
then which of the following is true :
A1B 1 AB .
1. an is decreasing if a1  1
4. 0 can not be an eigen value of
2. an is increasing if a1  1
A1B 1 AB .
3. an is decreasing if a1  2 72. For the system of equation

1 x  2y  z  8
4. an is increasing if a1  2 x  y  3 z  13
2
3x  4 y   y  
1
69. Let f  x   , x  0 and
e 1x
Which of the following is/are true ?
1 11
g  x   , x  0 then which of the 1. No solution if   and   22
x 3
following is/are not true : 11
2. Unique solution if   and   22
1. lim f  x  does not exist.
3
x0
11
3. Unique solution if   and   22
2. lim g  x  does not exist. 3
x0
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11 77. Let A and B be square matrices of same

4. Infinite many solution if   and
3 size such that
  22  A B  A B 0 
M  , N   
73. Let A be a 5  5 complex matrix such that  B A  0 A B
A4  I then which of the following is/are  A B   A  iB 0 
P , Q   
not true : B A   0 A  iB 
1. All eigen values of A are distinct Then which of the following is/are true ?
2. A must have repeated eigen values 1. M is similar to N
3. A is diagonalizable 2. P is similar to Q
4. One eigen value of A is of multiplicity 2. 3. M is not similar to N
74. Let V and W be finite dimensional vector 4. P is not similar to Q
spaces and let A be a linear transformation 78. Let V be a finite dimensional vector space
from V to W. Then which of the following and S be a subspace of V then which of the
is/are not true : following is/are true :
1. If Av  0 only when v  0 , then 1. dim  S   dim V 
dimV  dimW
2. dim  S   dim V  iff S  V
2. If Im A  0 , then A  0
3. Every basis for S is contained in some
3. If V  W and Im A  KerA, then A  0
basis for V.
4. A is onto if and only if dimV  dimW 4. A basis for V need not contain a basis
75. If A is a n  n real matrix such that of S.
A  A  0 then which of the following
3
Unit – II
is/are true : 79. Let G be a group and H   g 2 : g  G
1. tr  A  0 2. tr  A  0
then which of the following is/are true :
3. det  A  0 4. det  A  0 1. H is always a subgroup of G.
76. Which of the following is/are 2. H may not be a subgroup of G.
diagonalizable over ? 3. If H is a subgroup of G then it must be

3 1 2  0 0 1 normal.
1. 1 4 3 2. 1 0 0 
  4. H is a normal subgroup of G only if G
   
 2 3 7  0 1 0  is abelian.

1 1 1 80. Let S 4 be the symmetric group over four

3 3 3
  1 2 4  symbols and K is a normal subgroup of
3.  4. 0 1 1 
1 1 1
3 order 4 of S 4 . If kn denotes the number of
3 3
  0 0 1 
1 1 1
 3 3 3 
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elements of order n in S 4 plus number of 85. Let C be a closed contour in the complex

S plane which is not passing through the

elements of order n in 4 then
K origin and is not simple then which of the
1. k2  10 2. k3  10 following values can be assumed by the

3. k2  12 4. k3  9 1
integral  z dz
C
81. Which of the following polynomials are
1. 0 2. 2 i
irreducible over
3. 2018 i 4. 2019  i
1. 1  x  x 2  x3  x 4
86. Which of the following is/are not true ?
2. 1  x  x 2  x3  x 4
1. A function can not have infinitely many
3. 1  x  x 2  x3  x 4  x5  x 6 isolated singularities in a bounded
4. 1  x  x  x  x  x  x
2 3 4 5 6
domain.
82. Which of the following are units in ring 2. A function can not have infinitely many
 2 isolated singularities in a compact set of
complex plane.
7  5 2  7  5 2 
2 3
1. 2.
3. An entire function can not have

 7  5 2  4.  7  5 2 
4 5
uncountably many zeros.
3.
4. A function can have infinitely many
83. Let A   3  and B   3  then isolated singularities in the complex
which of the following is/are true : plane.
1. A and B are group-isomorphic 87. Which of the following is/are true :
2. A and B are ring-isomorphic 1. There exists an entire function f such
3. A and B are field-isomorphic that f  z   z for all z such that z  1

and f  z   2 z for all z such that z  2

4. A and B are vector space-isomorphic
84. Let f  z   u  x, y   iv  x, y  be an analytic
2. If f is analytic on  z : z  2 and
function in a domain D then which of the
following real-valued functions are f  z  attains it maximum at the point

harmonic in D : z  i then f must be constant.

1. u 2. v 3. If f is analytic on  z : z  2 and
3. u  v 4. uv
f  z  attains its minimum at the point
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z  i then f must be constant. H
3. p0  0, q0 
p0
4. If S   z : 1  z  2 and f :  S be
H
4. p 0  , q0  0
an analytic function then f must be q 0
constant.
Unit - III
88. Consider the set of integers, with the
topology  in which a subset is closed if 91. The integral equation

 
and only if it is empty, or , or finite. 1

Which of the following statements are   x    0 x    x    d has

true ?
1.  is the subspace topology induced 1. real eigen function
from the usual topology on .
2. is compact in the topology  . 2. no real eigen function
3. is Hausdroff in the topology  . 3. real eigen function
4. Every infinite subset of is dense in
the topology  . 4. non-real eigen value
89. Consider the following subsets of the 92. Given integral equation
complex plane : x
  1 C    x   x     x     d
C  :   is non  negative definite 
1   C 1   0

 or equivalently positive semi  definite 

  1
1. K 2    x 
3

  1 C C  3!
   
C  : C 1 C  is non  negative  1
2. K 3  x,      x 
5
 C C 1  
2    5!
 
definite  or equivalently positive  
3. The resolvent kernel is
   
 semi  definite   R  x,  ,1  sin   x 

Let D   z  | z  1 . Then 4. The solution is   x   sin x

1. 1  D,  2  D 93. Given sin x,cos x,sin 2 x, then

2. 1  D,  2  D 1. the wronskian of given equation is 3sin 2x
3. 1  D,  2  D 2. the wronskian of given equation is zero
4. 1  D,  2  D
3. the variables are linearly independent
90. Let q and p   1,2,...,n  be the
4. the variables are linearly dependent
generalized coordinates and the generalized
momenta, respectively. If H denotes the 94. The extremals of the functional
Hamiltonian and qa (for some    0 ) is 

I  y  x  , z  x      y '2  z '2  2 yz  dx ,
2
an ignorable coordinate, then which of the
following equations are satisfied ? 0
H H
1. p   , q  , satisfying
q p
H H    
2. p  , q   , y  0   0, y    1, z  0   0, z    1
q p 2 2
1. y  x   sin x 2. z  x    sin x
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3. y  x   sin 2 x 4. z  x    sin 2 x 99. xp  yq  pq then

 y  ax 
2
95. Find the shortest distance between the
1. z b
x  y  1 and the straight line x  y  4
2 2 2

 y  ax 
2

1. 2 2  1 2. 2 2 1 2. az  b
2
3. 2 2 4. None
 y  x
2

96.  D 2  4  y  cos 2 x solution is/are  y p  P.I . 3. z

2
b

 y  2x 
2
x
1. y p  sin 2 x 4. z b
4 4
2. y p  x sin 2 x 100. y "  y  0 ; y  0  0, y ' 1  0
3. y  x   c1 cos 2 x  c2 sin 2x  x sin 2x x
1. yn  x   bn sin  2n  1 , where
x 2
4. y  x   c1 cos 2 x  c2 sin 2 x  sin 2 x
4 n  0,1, 2,......

97. Solution of ODE  x  2 y  dx  dy   dx  dy 2.   0, No eigen function exist

x
is/are 3. yn  x   an sin  2n  1 , where
2
1. 3x  3 y  a  2log 3x  6 y 1
n  1, 2,3,....
2. 3x  3 y  a  2log  3x  6 y 1
4. Every positive real number is a eigen
 1  value.
3. 3x  3 y  a   log  2 
  3x  6 y  1 
  101. Consider a particle moving with
coordinates  x  t  , y  t   on a smooth curve
4. None
  x, y   0 . If the particle moves from
98.  x 2  2 y 2  p  xyq  xz then solution is/are
 x  0 , y  0 to  x   , y   for   0
 
1. F yz, y 2  x 2  y 2   0 such that its kinetic energy is minimized,
then
F  xz, y  x  y    0
x y
2. 2 2 2
1. 
x y
F  yz, y  x  y    0 2. x  0  y 2  0  x2    y 2  
2 2 2 2
3.
3. xx  y y  0
yz  f  y  x  y  
2 2 2
4. x2  0   x2  
4.
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102. Which of the following approximation for 105.Let X 1, X 2 ,...., X n be independent and
estimating the derivative of a smooth identically distributed observations from
function f at a point x is of order 2 (i.e. the the distribution with density
error term is O(h 2 ) ) f  x |    e x  , x   where     
f  x  h  f  x
1. f '  x  
n

h and  is unknown. Let T1  2 X i and

f  x  h  f  x  h
i 1

2. f '  x   T2  2 X 1 where X 1 is the smallest order

2h
3 f  x   4 f  x  h   f  x  2h  statistic. To test H 0 :   0 versus H1 :   0
3. f '  x   at level  , where 0    1 , consider the
2h
two tests A and B given below :
3 f  x   4 f  x  h   f  x  2h 
4. f '  x   A : Reject H 0 if T1  C1 where C1 is such
2h
that P Y1  C1    with Y1 ~  22n
Unit - IV B : Reject H 0 if T2  C2 where C2 is such
103.Let X1, X 2 ,...., X n , n  3 , be random that P Y2  C2    with Y2 ~  22
sample from N   ,1 population where  Then which of the following statements are
valid ?
1 n 1. Both A and B are level  tests.
is unknown. Define X n   Xi .
n i 1 2. A is the uniformly most powerful level
Which of the following are necessarily  test.
true? 3. B is the uniformly most powerful level
1. Cov  X 1  3 X 2  2 X 3 , X n   0  test.
4. B is more powerful than A at any
2. Cramer-Rao lower bound for unbiased  0
1
estimators of  is
n 106.Let X 1, X 2 , X 3 ,... be independent random
3. Var  X n  
variables with E  X k   0 and
  Var  X k   k .
 X  2 X  3 X  .....  nX 
Var  1 2 3 n

 
n

 n n  1  Let S n   X k . Then, as n   ,
 2  k 1

Sn
1. 3
 0 in probability
4. X n is a function of any sufficient n2

statistic for  . Sn
2. 3
 0 in distribution
2
104.Consider a Markov chain with state space n
{1, 2,...,100} . Suppose states 2i and 2 j Sn X n
3. 5
 0 in distribution
communicate with each other and states n 2
2i 1 and 2 j  1 communicate with each Sn X n
other for every i, j  1, 2,...,50 . 4. 5
 0 in probability
    n 2
Further suppose that p3,3  0, p4,4
2
 0 and
3

7
p2,5  0 . Then 107.Let   t  be a characteristic function of
1. The Markov chain is irreducible. some random variable. Then, which of the
2. The Markov chain is aperiodic. following are also characteristic function ?
3. State 8 is recurrent.
f  t     t   for all t  .
2
4. State 9 is recurrent. 1.
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f  t     t  for all t  . 110.Suppose X is random variable such that

2
2.
E  X   0, E  X 2   2 and E  X 4   4 .
3. f  t     t  for all t  .
Then
f  t     t  1 for all t  .
1. E  X 3   0
4.
108.Suppose X1, X 2 , X 3 and X 4 are
1
independent and identically distributed 2. P  X  0  
2
random variables, having density function
f. Then, 3. X ~ N  0,2 
4. X is bounded with probability 1
1. P  X 4  max  X 1 , X 2   X 3  
1
6
111.Consider a 3-variate population with
2. P  X 4  max  X 1 , X 2   X 3  
1
8   2  2 0 
 2 
covariance matrix     2
 2 
3. P  X 4  X 3  max  X 1 , X 2   
1
12  0  2  2 
 
4. P  X 4  X 3  max  X 1 , X 2   
1
where  2  0,   0 . Then which of the
6
following statements are true ?
1
109. N , A1, A2 ,.... are independent real valued 1.  
2
random variables such that
2. The proportion of the total population
P  N  k   1  p  pk , k  0,1,2,... where variance explained by the first principal
0  p  1 , and  Ai :i  1,2,.... is a sequence 1  2
component is
of independent and identically distributed 3
bounded random variables. Let 3. The second principal component is
 0 if N  w  0 uncorrelated with the first and the third
k principal component.
X  w  
 Aj if N  w   k , k  1, 2,...
4. The proportion of the total population
 j 1 variance explained by the first two

 
Which of the following are necessarily 2
correct? principal components is  2
3
1. X is a bounded random variable
2. Moment generating function mX of X 112.A and B are two methods to determine the

is mX  t  
1  p  , t  , where
levels of mercury in fish. In a study to
1  pmA  t  compare A and B, amount of mercury was
measured using both methods on n  12
m A is the moment generating function fish. Let  X1,Y1  ,....,  X n , Yn  be those
of A1 .
measurements, with X i ’s standing for
3. Characteristic function  X of X is
method A and Yi ’s for method B. It should
X t  
1  p  , t  , where  A is be noted that the size of error in
1  p A  t  measurement can depend on the amount of
the characteristic function of A1 . mercury, so the observations
4. X is symmetric about 0.  X1,Y1  ,.....,  X n ,Yn  may not be identically
distributed. To test
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H 0 : There is no difference between 2.  X  t  is a birth and death process

methods A and B 1
Versus with birth rates k  , k  0,1, 2,.... and

H1 : Method B typically gives a larger 1
reading than method A, death rates k  , k  1, 2,...

which of the following test statistics are
appropriate ? 3. Limiting distribution  k  exists if and
1. Number of pairs  X i , Y j  with only if    , and is the geometric

Y  X i  ,1  i  n;1  j  n distribution with parameter   .

j

2. Sum of the ranks of the Y observations

4. If an arriving customer finds exactly
in the combined sample
one customer, then his total waiting
3. Number of the pairs  X i , Yi  with time in the system has an exponential
Yi  X i  ,1  i  n distribution with parameter  2  .
4. Y  X
116.Consider the linear model
113.Let Y follow multivariate normal y1  2    1
distribution Nn  0, I  and let A and B be y2    2  2
n  n symmetric, idempotent matrices. y3        3
Then which of the following statements are Where  ,  ,  are unknown parameters and
true ?
1. If AB  0 , then Y ' AY and Y ' BY are 1,2 ,3 are uncorrelated random errors
independently distributed. with mean 0 and constant variance. Then
2. If Y '  A  B  Y has chi-square which of the following statements are true ?
1.  ,  and  are estimable
distribution then Y ' AY and Y ' BY are
independently distributed. 2.    is estimable
3. Y '  A  B  Y has chi-square 3. 2  2 is estimable
4.    is estimable
distribution.
4. Y ' AY and Y ' BY have chi-square
distribution. 117.Suppose a sample of size n is drawn using
simple random sampling without
114.For a Markov chain with finite state space, replacement from a finite population of N
the number of stationary distributions can units where N  n and denote the sample
be mean of the study variables corresponding
1. 0 2. 1 to the selected units by y . Now suppose
3. 2 4.  we know one variate value y1
corresponding to one unit and draw a
115.Let X  t   number of customers at time t simple random sample size n without
in the system in an M/M/1 queueing model replacement from the remaining  N 1
with arrival rate   0 and service rate units and denote the sample mean of the
  0 . Let study variables corresponding to the
 k  lim P  X  t   k  , k  0,1,2.... selected units by y0 . Define
t 
whenever it exists. t1  Ny , t2   N 1 y0  y1,V1  Var  t1 
Which of the following are true ? and V2  Var  t2  . Which of the following
1.  X  t  is a birth and death process are necessarily true ?
with birth rates k   , k  0,1, 2,.... and 1. t1 is unbiased for population total
death rates k   , k  1, 2,.... 2. t 2 is unbiased for population total
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2 N n 120.Let X 1, X 2 ,...., X n be independent and

3. V1  N 2 where  2 
n N 1 identically distributed Bernoulli   ,
population variance where 0    1 and n  1 . Let the prior
4. V2  V1 for all n, N density of  be proportional to
n
1
118.Consider the linear model ,0    1 . Define S   X i .
 1   
E Y   X  , Cov Y    2 I where X is a
i 1

Then valid statements among the following

matrix of size n  p having rank r  p .
are :
Then which of the following statements are 1. The posterior mean of  does not exist;
necessarily true ? 2. The posterior mean of  exists;
1. The set of estimable linear functions 3. The posterior mean of  exists and it is
form a vector space of dimension r. larger than the maximum likelihood
2. If E  c 'Y   0 for some nonzero vector estimator for all values of S.
c, then there is a function l '  which is 4. The posterior mean of  exists and it is
not estimable. larger than the maximum likelihood
3. If all linear functions l '  are estimator for some values of S.
estimable, then r  p
4. The set of functions c 'Y with
E  c 'Y   0 form a vector space of
dimension r.

119.Consider a 23 factorial experiment with

three factors A, B and C. Suppose eight
treatments are assigned in two blocks of
each of the four replicates in the following
way.
Replicate 1 Replicate 2 Replicate 3 Replicate 4
(1) b (1) a (1) a (1) b
a c b c c b ab a
bc ac ac bc ab ac bc c
abc ab abc ab abc bc ac abc

Which of the following are necessarily true

?
1. This is an example of complete
confounding
2. AB is confounded in Replicate 1
3. AC is confounded in Replicate 2
4. ABC is confounded in Replicate 4
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Answer Key
Part - A Part - B Part - C
1. 2 21. 1 51. 2 61. 1,2,3,4 91. 2,4
2. 2 22. 3 52. 2 62. 1,3 92. 1,2,3,4
3. 4 23. 4 53. 2 63. 1,2 93. 1,3
4. 4 24. 2 54. 2 64. 1,3,4 94. 1,2
5. 2 25. 4 55. 3 65. 1,4 95. 2
6. 3 26. 4 56. 3 66. 1,2 96. 1,4
7. 3 27. 3 57. 4 67. 1,2,3,4 97. 1,3
8. 1 28. 1 58. 2 68. 1,2,3,4 98. 3
9. 2 29. 2 59. 3 69. 3,4 99. 2,3,4
10. 2 30. 4 60. 1 70. 1,2,3,4 100. 1,2
11. 2 31. 2 71. 2,4 101. 1,3
12. 4 32. 3 72. 1,2,3,4 102. 2,3,4
13. 4 33. 4 73. 1,4 103. 1,2,3,4
14. 3 34. 4 74. 1,3,4 104. 4
15. 3 35. 2 75. 1 105. 1,3,4
16. 2 36. 4 76. 1,3 106. 1,2,3,4
17. 3 37. 3 77. 1,2 107. 1,2,3
18. 4 38. 4 78. 1,2,3,4 108. 1,3
19. 2 39. 4 79. 2,3 109. 3
20. 3 40. 4 80. 2,3 110. 1,2,4
41. 2 81. 1,2,3,4 111. 1,3,4
42. 3 82. 1,2,3,4 112. 3
43. 1 83. 1,4 113. 1,2,4
44. 4 84. 1,2,3,4 114. 2,4
45. 3 85. 1,2,3 115. 1,3
46. 1 86. 1,2,3 116. 2,3
47. 1 87. 2,4 117. 1,2,3,4
48. 3 88. 2,4 118. 1,2,3
49. 1 89. 3 119. 3,4
50. 3 90. 1,3 120. 2,4