BACHELOR IN COMPUTER APPLICATIONS Term-End Examination December, 2OO8 COURSElN CS-60: FOUNDATION IN COMPUTING MATHEMATICS Time : 3 hours

MaximumMarks: 75

Nofe : Question No. 7 is compulsory. Attempt any three questionsfrom Questions No. 2 to 6. Use of calculator is permitted. 1.

(a) Fill in the blanks : (i)

'.' By commutativityof in real numbers,we getx.Y-...........

where x and y are real numbers. (ii) By associative property of '.' numbers,we get ( x . y ) . 2 : . . . , . . . . .,. . for real numbersx, y and z.

in real

(iii) For real numbers x, y and z, then using

transitivity of '>' in R, we get I f x > y a n dy > z t h e n . . . . . . . . . . . P.T,O.

(b) For real numbers x and y, tell for each of the following, whether it is True or Folse : ( i ) l * + y l a l w a y se q u a lls* l +

lVl

( i i ) l * . y l a l w a y s e q u a lls* l . l v l (iiill*-yl

a l w a y se q u a l sl * l - l y l ,

where l* | : absolutevalue of x. (c) In each of the following, if f : R - {0} -+ R is a function and is defined as (i)

f(x) : 5*, then tell whether f is 1 - 1 or not and why.

(ii) f(x) : 2*4, then tell whether f is 1 - 1 or not and why. (iii) I(x) = 2 x2, then tell whether f is onto or not and why. (d) G i v e n : f: R - + R

and g:R-+R

aretwo

functions such that f(x) = 2*3 and g(x) = 7x + 5, then find fog and gof. (e)

Find dy/dx for each of the following : (i) 9:

3 sinx

( i i )y = 1 7 + 5 x (iii) 9 = x6

cs-60

(0

3

Evaluateeach of the following :

(i) J la * *a1d* (r,

I

J

slnxox

(iii) | z a" J 3

(g) Evaluateeach of the following : (i)

3 |l

Q *8x) dx '

2 (ii)

2 [

J

n5* d*

1 (iii)

nl2 [ cosxdx J

0

t

(h) Solvethe followingsystemof linearequations:

3

5x+4Y:l{ 3x+7Y=lJ (i)

Find the valueof the determinant

12

3

3 6l

l+ 1 12|

ls 2 el cs-60

P.T.O.

Find the arithmetic mean of the following numbers : 8, 15,10,12,6

(k) Find the geometric mean of . the following numbers : 2, 4, g, 64 For each of the following, tell whether it is true or false, where A, B and C are sets and U, r^l denote respectively set union and set intersection: (i)

A U B always equalsB n A

( i i )( A u B )U c :

Au(BuC)

(iii) A n Q : A, where Q denotesempty set. (m) Draw g Venn diagram for sets A and B with

universalset U such that A is a subsetof B.

2. (a) State the following properties,/laws of real numbers : (i)

Associativepropeqtyof '+' in real numbers

(ii) Distributivityof '.' over '+' in R (iii) Archimedean property (iv) Monotone property of '+' in R

Draw

a

graph for each of the following

functions : (i) f :R-+Rsuchthat (x):Tforall xinR (ii) f :R-+Rsuchthat f ( x :) 2 * + 3 f o r a l l x i n R (c) Define each of the following concepts and give an example for each | (i)

Odd function

(ii) Composition of two functions 3.

(a) Evaluatethe following : fr

(i)

- sin x)dx [t (* ' 0

(ii) l:--:d" J 3 ( 1 +x ' ) For each of the following functions, find whether the function is monotonically increasing or monotonically decreasing or neither, on given interval : (i)

f(x) = 12 - 1 on [0, 2]

(ii) f(x) = sst x on 10, n/21

4

2

(c) Prov.ethe following inequality : e*>1+*2/z**g/6 Find the area of the region boundedby x=0, x=3

4.

a n dg = 3 .

(a) Do as directed : (i)

1+1+2

Describe the following set by listing method : {x lx is a divisorof 36}

(ii) Describe

the

following

by

method : { 2 ,4 , 6 , g , . . . } (iii) Show the following for any set A 0gA, where Q denotesempty set.

Obtain conjugate of each of complex numbers : (i) 3+5i (ii) 8i (ii0 L2

following

(c)

Explain the following with suitable example : (i)

5

Proof by counter-example

(ii) Proof by contradiction 5.

(a) Solve the following :

6

x+2y+32:10 2x+y+22=10 3x+4y*z=18 (b) Find the value of the following determinant :

3

7 2 rl 7 2 n l 3 1 2 1 (c)

Explain each of the following concepts with one suitable example for each i (i)

Harmonic Mean

(ii)

Arithmetic Mean

3

(iii) Geometric Mean

6.

(a) Find the mid point of thb straight line the line segmentA(2, 3) and B (-5, 7). (b) Find the equationof the straight line parallelto the line 2y + 3x + 1 : 0 and passingthrough the point (0, 0).

3

P.T.O.

(c)

Find the equations of a straight line in three-dimensional space joining the points (-1, 0, 1) and (2, l, 4). Let A (0, 2, 6), B (3, 4,7), C (6, 3, 2) and D (5, 1 , 4l be four points in three-dimensional space. Find the projection of the line AB on CD.

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