Paper II PYQs-2019
Section A
1.(a) Let be a finite group, and subgroups of such that . Show that .
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1.(b) Show that the function
is continuous and differentiable at .
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1.(c) Evaluate
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1.(d) Suppose is analytic function on a domain and satisfies the equation , . Show that is constant in .
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1.(e) Use graphical method to solve the linear programming problem.
Maximize
subject to
,
and
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2.(a) If and are finite groups whose orders are relatively prime, then prove that there is only one homomorphism from to , the trivial one.
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2.(b) Write down all quotient groups of the group .
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2.(c) Using differentials, find an approximate value of where
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2.(d) Show that an isolated singular point of a function is a pole of order if and only if can be written in the form if .
Moreover if .
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3.(a) Discuss the uniform convergence of
,
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3.(b) Solve the linear programming problem using Simplex method.
Maximize
subject to
,
and
, , ,
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3.(c)(i) Evalute the integral from 0 to along the curve where is a parabola .
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3.(c)(ii) Let be an irreducible element of the Euclidean ring , then prove that is a field.
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4.(a) Find the maximum value of subject to the subsidiary condition , .
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4.(b) Obtain the first terms of the Laurent series expansion of the function about the point valid in the region .
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4.(c) Discuss the convergence of .
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4.(d) Consider the following LPP
Maximize subject to , and
Use the dual problem to verify that the basic solution is not optimal.
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Section B
5.(a) Form a partial differential equation of the family of surfaces given by the following expression:
.
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5.(b) Apply Newton-Raphson method, to find a real root of transcendental equation , correct to three decimal places.
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5.(c) A uniform rod , of length , free to turn about its end , revolves with angular velocity about the vertical through , and is inclined at a constant angle to ; find the value of .
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5.(d) Using Runge-Kutta method of fourth order, solve with at . Use four decimal places for calculation and step length 0.2.
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5.(e) Draw a flow chart and write a basic algorithm (in FORTRAN/C/C++) for evaluating using Trapezoidal rule.
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6.(a) Solve the first order quasilinear partial differential equation by the method of characteristics:
in with on .
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6.(b) Find the equivalent numbers given in a specified number to the system mentioned against them:
(i) Integer 524 in binary system.
(ii) 101010110101.101101011 to octal system.
(iii) Decimal number 5280 to hexadecimal system
(iv) Find the unknown number to .
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6.(c) A circular cylinder of radius and radius of gyration rolls without slipping inside a fixed hollow cylinder of radius . Show Show that the plane through axes moves in a circular pendulum of length .
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7.(a) Using Hamilton’s equation, find the acceleration for a sphere rolling down a rough inclined plane, if be a distance of the point of contact of the sphere from a fixed point of the plane.
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7.(b) Apply Gauss-Seidel iteration method to solve the following system of equation:
, correct to three decimal places.
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7.(c) Reduce the following second order partial differential equation to canonical from and find the general solution:
=
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8.(a) Given the Boolean expression
(i) Draw the logical diagram for the expression.
(ii) Minimize the expression.
(iii) Draw the logical diagram for the reduced expression.
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8.(b) A sphere of radius , whose centre is at rest, vibrates radially in an infinte incompressible fluid of density , which is at rest at infinity. If the pressure at infinity is , show that the pressure at the surface of the sphere at time is
.
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Here the motion of the fluid will take place in such a manner so that each element of the fluid moves towards the centre. Hence the free surface would be spherical. Thus the fluid velocity will be radial and hence will be function of (the radial distance from the centre of the sphere which is taken as origin), and time only. Let be pressure at a distance
Let be the pressure on the surface of the sphere of radius and be the velocity there. Then the equation of continuity is:
From (1) Again equation of motion is: (using (2)) … (3)
Integrating with respect to , (3) reduces to: , being an arbitrary constant When then and so that Then, we get But and when . Hence (4) gives:
Also Hence using we have
Using the above values of and reduces to
Hence, proved.
8.(c) Two sources, each of strength , are placed at the point at the points , and a sink of strength at origin. Show that the stream lines are the curves =, where is variable parameter.
Show also that the fluid speed at any point is , where , and are the distances of the points from the sources and the sink, respectively.
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First Part: The complex potential at any point is given by
as
Equating the imaginary parts, we have
The desired streamlines are given by constant Then we obtain
Second Part: We have,