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SECTION—A
Q. 1(a) fti* in?

V, « (1, 1, 2, 4), V2 - (2, -1 , -5 , 2), V3 - (1, - 1 , -4 , 0) cWT

v 4 = (2, l, l, 6) tfti+a : FRfa # i

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The vectors Vj - (1, 1, 2, 4), V2 - (2, - I , - 5 , 2), V 3 = (1, - 1 , - 4 , 0) and
V4 = (2, 1, 1 ,6 ) are linearly independent. Is it true ? Justify your answer.
Q. 1(b) PlHfcHfed

3 W ftcT

"1

2 3

4"

2

1 4

5

1 5
8

5

3^T dr^M I^

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f ^ lf c R :

7 -

1 14 17_

Reduce the following matrix to row echelon form and hence find its rank :
"1

2 3

4'

2

1 4

5

1 5
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Q. 1(c)

5

10

7

1 14 17

frRfeffefl tffaT

? \

*TR f^T icR :

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Evaluate the following lim it:

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Q. 1(d)

PlHlelfifl'tf HHWiA

7TPT

:

Vsinx
Vsinx + Vcosx
cosx
Evaluate the following integral:

It
Vsinx
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Q. 1(e) ‘a’ ^
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£ fcTXr,
ax - 2y + z + 12 = 0, ^tcR?
x2 + y2 + z2 —2x - 4y + 2z - 3 = 0 Fref TOTT t l FT?f
TO
t
For what positive value of a, the plane ax - 2y + z + 12 = 0 touches the sphere
x2 + y2 + z2 - 2x - 4y + 2z - 3 = 0 and hence find the point of contact.
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1 0 0
Q. 2(a) lift 3TT^ A= 1 0 1 era 3nc^ a30
0 1 0

to

tffair

1 0 0
If matrix A= 1 0 1 then find A30.
0 1 0
Q. 2(b) ^ 0i«rai+K Z'z ^
3TOR

^

^RcTT
f^TT

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%I

t'Z

$ ^JTrTR

3TJTO

CFTPTT ?t, eft

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A conical tent is of given capacity. For the least amount of Canvas required, for it, find
the ratio of its height to the radius of its base.
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Q. 2(c) PrnfclfiNd 3lT<a^ % 3?T^FT ttftT
1

1 3“

1

5 1

V?

3fT^7H

TO

:

3 1 1_
Find the eigen values and eigen vectors of the matrix :
1 13
1 5 1
3 1 1

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Q. 2(d) ^
5yz - 8zx - 3xy = 0
4<tH< cF^c(
^ ^
WW
6x = 3y = 2z it, <ra 3pir i t
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If 6x = 3y = 2z represents one of the three mutually perpendicular generators of the cone
5yt -* 8zx - 3xy = 0 then obtain the equations of the other two generators.
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Q. 3(a)

V ®R3 <TOT T e A(V) «IFT
a{, A(V) *
I1 nft
T(ap a^ a3) = (2aj + 5aj + a3, -3at + % - a3, -a, + 2a2 + 3a3)
^ itt

11 era 3na r<

V' = (lr 0, 1)
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to

V2 = (-1, 2, 1)
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V3 = (3, -1, 1)

Let V = R3 and T € A(V), for all a} e A(V), be defined by
T(ap a^ a3) = (2a{ + 5 ^ + ^

3 s l + % - a3, - a j + 2a2 + 3a3)

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What is the matrix T relative to the basis

V, - (1, 0, 1)
Q. 3(b)

V2 = (-1, 2, 1)

x2 + y2 + z2 — 1

v 3 - (3, -1, 1) ?

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(2, 1 , 3 ) ^ 3rf£j<t>dH

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Which point of the sphere x2 + y2 + z2 = 1 is at the maximum distance from the point
(2, 1, 3) ?
Q. 3(c)

(i)

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fr'+lfcTi'

(2, 3, 1) ^

(4, -5 , 3) %

t *T

$ w ^ rr 1 1

x -m

Obtain the equation of the plane passing through the points (2, 3 ,1 ) and (4, -5, 3)
parallel to x-axis.

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(ii) f i n i t e

:

x~a+d_ y -a _ z-a-d

a -8
1 1 ^

a

x-b+c= y~b= z-b-c

a +5

ft, ^

P~Y

P

P +Y

^mcfcT

ftw 1 1
Verify if the lines :
x -a +d _ y -a

a -5

z-a-d

a

a +5

x-b+c_ y -b _ z-b-c

anC*

P~Y

P

P +Y

are coplanar. If yes, then find the equation of the plane in which they lie.
Q. 3(d) f ^ T SHPficH

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JJ ( x - y ) 2cos2(x + y)dxdy
R

t,

ittf

W5WT (71, 0) (271, 7t) (71, 271) (0, 7l) t !

Evaluate the integral

JJ (x - y)2cos2(x + y) dx dy
R

where R is the rhombus with successive vertices as (n, 0) (2?t, 71) (71, 27t)(0, 7t).

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Q. 4(a)

PlH frftekl

JTFT Rf^rfcfq :

/ / V l y - x 7] d x d y

WT R = [-1, 1 ; 0, 2].
Evaluate l i V l y - ^ 2 1 dxdy
R

where R = [-1, 1 ; 0, 2].
Q. 4(b)

R4 ^ t

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f^ n - m

{(1,

*rg^RT

0, 0, 0), (0, 1, 0, 0), (1, 2, 0, 1), (0, 0, 0,

STTT f ^ n f e r 11 ?T cW ^

1)}

m iK

Find thedimension o f the subspace of R4, spanned by the set
{(1,

0, 0, 0), (0, 1, 0, 0), (1, 2, 0, 1), (0, 0, 0,

1)}

Hence find its basis.
Q. 4(c)

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x2 + y2 = 2z ^
X= 0

^

^TRcTcT

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fwRT ^TT

^PR?TcT
}<sfl

^ c ft f |

Two perpendicular tangent planes to the paraboloid x2 + y2 = 2z intersect in a straight line
in the plane x = 0. Obtain the curve to which this straight line touches.
Q. 4(d)

ttit

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TtfeFT

x2 - x - J y
2
x +y
f(x, y) =
o
^ f^T FRTcir ^

(*> y) * (o, o)
(x, y) = (0, 0)

3T^epfteT

For the function
x2 - x ,/ y
2
» (x, y )* (0 , 0)
x +y
f(x, y) =
0

(x, y) = (0, 0)

Examine the continuity and differentiability.

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SECTION—B
Q. 5(a)

PlHlrlftRT 3T^ kT MWTTW ^

FeT

:

x co sx — + y(xsinx + cosx) = l.
dx
Solve the differential equation :
dy
x c o s x ~ + y(xsm x + cosx) = l.
dx 7
Q. 5(b) PlHfclfad 3T^cT

10

FcT

:

(2xy4ey + 2xy3 + y)dx + (xV ^y - x2y2 - 3x)dy = 0.
Solve the differential equation :
(2xy4ey + 2xy3 + y)dx + (x2) ^ - x2y2 - 3x)dy = 0.
Q. 5(c) ^
^

^cT 3TT^rf ^

(WFT/qJT.) ^
2
-a

7TTST f^«TfcT $
T ^cfT «rrq, ^

»

TFT t ,

^

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3MFT ‘a’ ^ 3||ckf+ld ‘J* f |

%1T fcT^m

j^TT xSTFT, ^

3TR?jwr

TO 3MHT TTTcJTT ^tf^T I

A body moving under SHM has an amplitude ‘a’ and time period *T\ If the velocity is

*2 ’

trebled, when the distance from mean position is —a >the period being unaltered, find
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the new amplitude.
Q. 5(d)

8 kg

*fTT

w zm

^ f s r r rTcT ^

^

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*rrc w

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w

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^ \ % ^RT ^

11 T ttft ^

HK

Wt ^

% b

"'TT W ^TPT 11

TR, 3;sf f^TT

W

^
^ ^

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A rod o f 8 kg is movable in a vertical plane about a hinge at one end, another end
is fastened a weight equal to half of the rod, this end is fastened by a string of
length / to a point at a height b above the hinge vertically. Obtain the tension in the string.
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Q. 5(e)

<?T m £ \ x2 + y2 + z2 - 9 = 0 cf*TT z = x2 + y2 - 3 $

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f ^ § (2, - 1 , 2 ) ^

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Find the angle between the surfaces x2 + y2 + z2 - 9 = 0 and z = x2 + y2 - 3 at

(2,- 1, 2).
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Q. 6(a)

(x + y)a, f ^ T

(4x2 + 2xy + 6y)dx + (2x2 + 9y + 3x)dy = 0

t ?ft V ^
Find

the

^TFT

constant

ti'Hi^cn

I dcMSHIt^ 3 ^ cT tl4W*°l ^FT ScT f^hlfal' 1
a

so

that

(x

+

y)a is

the

Integrating

factor

of

(4x2 + 2xy + 6y)dx + (2x2 + 9y + 3x)dy = 0 and hence solve the differential equation.
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Q. 6(b) ^ w r m *nr ^

^

f I

M

fat

60°
^>t <+>f'on

m
^

4 kg t ,
^

$ w r ^ i< m

f^RT^T ^sftrr yJTT^ ^ f |

I I f^PTT

$
$ f^ScT W#

^rnr i

Two equal ladders o f weight 4 kg each are placed so as to lean at A against each other
with their ends resting on a rough floor, given the coefficient o f friction is |i. The ladders
at A make an angle 60° with each other. Find what weight on the top would cause them
to slip.

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Q. 6(c) qft ^ ^ 5 X x 2 - nyz = (X + 2)x

eTt X^ n

4 x ^ + z3 = 4(1,-1 , 2)TTT

PHlfcIHI

Find the value o f X and ji so that the surfaces X x 2 - p y z =(X + 2)x and 4x2y + z3 = 4
may intersect orthogonally at (1, -1 , 2).
Q. 6(d)

^
t

13r^fa, ^

^ r r 11

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3n^f% ^ ? tt t ; ‘a’

^

arrrm

w

htcjr-

^ tf^ r i

A mass starts from rest at a distance ‘a’ from the centre of forcewhich attractsinversely
as the distance. Find the time of arriving at the centre.
Q. 7(a)

(i)

ft'Hfctf&d

dMIfl f ^ T

T *?)
(ii) ciiKiiti ^HlcK

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W M X STTRT ^tf^T :

s
■e""5
s2 +25
"STzihT

Pl*-ifeiRaa

y" + y = t, y(0) = 1, y'(0) = - 2

?cr f^rfcrm
(i)

Obtain Laplace Inverse transform of

(ii) Using Laplace transform, solve
y" + y = t, y(0) = 1, y'(0) - - 2.

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6+6=12

Q. 7(b) XP’ ^ ul ^

^ 3TTE1R

H*5f fTTT^R ¥F§
$ 3TTOTC *TT
?t, <rt ^

^

f^ T «1ldl t , f^RT^t WTrfT ^

t f^T^r 3?$ffa
^

t

^t

t I

«TT H^TMT t I ^

%rr u ^

?Fg ^
^

^

glT cf x ^ t

^T 3fsftM ^ T 30° ?

h

f^srf^i ^ tf^ r i

A particle is projected from the base of a hill whose slope is that o f a right circular cone,
whose axis is vertical. The projectile grazes the vertex and strikes the hill again at a point
on the base. If the semivertical angle of the cone is 30°, h is height, determine the initial
velocity u of the projection and its angle of projection.

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Q. 7(c)
F = (x2 + xy2)i + (y2 + x2y)j
^ fejT w

f | *k<7Tftd

W Sfa F

^

^

W ^tf^T I

\ m :

A vector field is given by
F = (x2 + xy2)i + (y2 + x2y)j
Verify that the field F is irrotational or not. Find the scalar potential.

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Q. 7(d)
x = py - p2
^1 Set Pl^lfctU, 3I5T p = v v
dx
Solve the differential equation
,
dy
x = PY ~ P where p = — .
dx
Q. 8(a)

^

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t,

^ farfr £

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v f^ r

frfar f a r f r

3

w ^

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Find the length of an endless chain which will hang over a circular pulley of radius ‘a"
so as to be in contact with the two-thirds of the circumference of the pulley.
Q. 8(b) ^

^

ttcf

<sfcr % 3t#

^ry ^ Tmf ^

t,

^

Trq^r^T

f^rqcr
a, b t

srtr sfr

^

(a > b),

*TPf

f,

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A particle moves in a plane under a force, towards a fixed centre, proportional to the
distance. If the path of the particle has two apsidal distances a, b (a > b), then find the
equation o f the path.

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Q. 8(c)

PfHfcife'd

^TPT

| e"x(sin y dx + cos y dy)
c

/
^5T C ^

z tm

f, f^RT^ (0, 0),

(7t,

0),

vv ° ’ lzy

Evaluate ‘J e *(sin y dx +cosy d y )} where C is the rectangle with vertices (0, 0), (n 9 0),
71

f

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Q. 8 (d) f ^ T

FcT ^
„ 4 d4y , 3 d3y
2 d2y
dy
+ 6x —-■+ 4x — y - 2x — - 4y - x + 2cos(logc x) .
dx
dx
dx
dx

Solve :
:4^ - j + 6x3^ -y + 4x2^ - ~ - 2 x — - 4 y = x2 +2cos(log x ) .
dx4
dx3
dx2
dx
c

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