[This question paper contains 4 printed pages.] Your Roll No..-.-0+++ fcike Cc Sr. No. of Question Paper: 1381 : 32351301 : BMATH 305 — Theory of Real Functions : CBCS (LOCF) B.Sc. (A) Mathematics : I Unique Paper Code Name of the Paper e of the Course Maximum Marks : 75[381 2 (b) Let f: A> RL Ac Rand ce R be a cluster point of A. Then show that lim f(x)=L (fend only if for every sequence (ea) in A that ferges to c such that x, 4 c, Vne R, the e (f(x,)) converges to L. (6) 1 Be: (=) does not exist in R but x’ (6) f:A>R,g:A>RandceR be f A. Show that if f is bounded on of ¢ and lim g(x)=0, then xc (6) ‘*% #0, then find lim f(x) and x0 (6) (6)3 (a) Let Ac R and let f and g be real valued functions on A. Show that if f and g are continuous on A then their product fg is continuous on A. Also, give examples of two functions f and g such that both are discontinuous at a point c € A but their is continuous at c. (7A) io and prove Boundedness Theorem for us functions on a closed and bounded L (74) laximum-Minimum Theorem. Let I = [a,b] I> R be a continuous function such that for each x in I. Prove that there exists @>O0 such that f(x) 2 @ for all x in (7) nuous at c. (6) uniformly continuous function on s on A. Is the converse true? (6) x40 is”381 4 (a) Let I c R be an interval, let c © I, and let f: I > R and g: I > R be functions that are differentiable at c. Prove that if g(c) # 0, the function f/g is differentiable at n, and fue) 6 (ey R- R be defined by f(x) = . Is f differentiable everywhere in R? Find vative of f at the points where it is (6) = |x| + [x +1) le. Value Theorem. If f: [a,b] > R conditions of Mean Value Theorem or all x € (a,b). Then prove that f (6) jerval and let f: I> R have on I. Then show that f is a and only if f(x) = 0 for : (6) of the functions (6)[This question paper contains 8 printed pages.) Your Roll No...-.ssee** ie ‘Sr. No. of Question Paper: 1409 32351302 Paper + BMATH306 — Group Theory-I ve Course : B.Sc. (Hons) Mathematics il Maximum Marks : 75 ve their usual2 answers to the following qUestions, Attempt What is the total no of rotations and total no of tions in the dihedral group D,? Describe rotations and reflections) in pictures or What can you say about the total no of and total no of reflections in the dihedral in few lines. th the property that for any c. Prove that G is Abelian,3 |) Prove that a cyclic group is Abelian, Is the Converse true? 1 all subgroups of Z,.. ve that 1 and -1 are the only two generators ). Give short answer in few lines. N, is always cyclic whereas U(n), n22 may or may not be cyclic”. sprove the statement in a few (6*2=12) a and b are rational nos not4 we that a group of composite Order has 4 trivial, proper subgroup. ~ = ) Prove that order of a cyclic group is equal to the of its generator. (2*6.5=13) that every permutation of a finite set can n as a cycle or as a product of distinct (6) fe a cyclic subgroup of order 4 and clic subgroup of order 4.1409 5 Write a, B and af as product of 2- cycles, (3+3=6) = 24. How many left cosets of "> itl G = are there? Write each, Little theorem. Also compute 11"? mod 7. (34+3=6) ‘be two subgroups of a finite ; Abelian. yf a group G and its two K (HK) such that HK is (3+3.5=6.5) Z(G) be the centre ic, prove that G is6 Gi) Let |G| = pq, p and q are primes. Prove that Z(G)| = 1 or pq. (442.5=6.5) — (¢) (i) Prove that a Subgroup of index 2 is normal, Gi) Let G = u(32), H = U,(32). Write all the elements of the factor group G/H. Also find order of 3H in G/H. (3+3.5=6.5) that the mapping from R under addition to bes x ie | COX sinx] | takes 3 to | Jie =SINX cos x Iso, finid the kernel of the om a group G to a subgroup of G,ek EG: Ok) e Ky isa subgroup C are two formal subgroups of a uch that HX, then prove that (2*6=12) “zero complex and N be the set fé value |Show that G/N is isomorphic to «the group of all the positive real numbers under multiplication. (2*6.5=13)Your Roll No. -, No. of Question Paper ; 1427 Cc 32351303 : BMATH 307 — Multivariate Calculus : B.Sc. (H) Mathematics { : UL Maximum Marks : 75 oll No. on the top immediately on receipt on paper.x.y) =(By-4x)i + (4x-y)i bject moves once counterclockwise around +yi=4, orem to evaluate the surface integral JJ, (cut EN) os + y?j + ze” k and S is that part of = x? — 2y? with z > 0. orem to evaluate the integral x2 + y? <4, in x-yplane. feck Ic + tan'yji + 9x? + dy? = 36.{This question paper contains 8 printed pages.] Your Roll No Sr. No. of Question Paper : 1013 Cc Unique Paper Code > 32351501 of the Paper : BMATHS11 —Metric Spaces : B.Sc. (Hons-) Mathematics CBCS (LOCF) Benny Maximum Marks : 75 PTO.» Show that (X, d*) is a metric space and d*(x, y) <1, for every x,y © X. (6) a) ot be a sequence of real numbers defined 1 |= 8, x,=b and Kus2 = 5 (ast +%n) for » Prove that (ia ot is a Cauchy ith usual metric, (6) € metric space. Is the metric “integers, with usual metric d, a “space? Justify. (6) etrie space. Show that for et points x and y of X, sets U and V such (2)1013 3 (ii) Give an example of the following : (a) A set in a metric space which is neither a closed ball nor an open set. (1) (b) A metric space in which the interior of the intersection of an arbitrary family of the subsets may not be equal to the intersection of the interiors of the members of the family. (2) metric space in which every singleton is | set. q) a metric space. Let A be a subset of A and show that it is the rset of A. (6) fe metric space. Let (F,) non-empty closed subsetsand (Y, dy) be metric spaces and ‘function. Prove that f is continuous f f(A)c f(A) for all subsets (6) empty disjoint closed subsets d). Show that there is a function f on X such that © Band 0 < {{x) <1, there exist disjoint1013 $ (©) Define a dense subset of a metric space (X, d). Let Ac X. Show that A is dense in X if and only if AC has empty interior. Give an example of a metric space that has only one dense subset. (6) how that the metrics d,, d, and d,, defined on BR (zy) = Dhabi vil ay) = (Dha(ti- yo?) 2 and ny) = max{ fx — yl:1 Si Sn) where x = (X,,X>,‘‘'; X,) and (6.5) tion f; R — (-1, 1) defined by neomorphism but not an (6.5) P.T.O.Let T: X > X bea mapping such that (Tx, Ty) <4, y), Vx, y € X. Does T always have a fixed point? Justify. (4) ¢ X be any non-empty set and T:X>X mapping such that T" (where n is a Raumber, n>1) has a unique fixed Hy EX. Show that x, is also a unique of T. (2.5) ace of real numbers with usual lat a connected subset of E 1. Give an example of two f E, such that their union is (4#2.5) Space such that every ed in some connected d) is connected (6.5)1013 7 (ce) Let (X, d) be a metric space. Then prove that (X, d) is disconnected if and only if there exists a continuous mapping of (X, d) onto the discrete two. element space (X,, d,). ~ (6.5) $(0,1) = {z € C: |z| < 1} and $[0,1] = {2 € C: |z| < 1} (4*2.5) a metric space and A c X such that }in A has a subsequence converging for any B c X, there is a point p,B) = d(A,B). If B be a closed A © B = $, show that (4.5+2)be a continuous real-valued function oy i metric space (X,d,), then show that nded and attains its bounds. Does the d when X ‘is not compact? Justify (442.5)[This question paper contains 4 printed pages-] Your Roll NO No. of Question Paper ; 1027 D Unique Paper Code + 2352011101 of the Paper + DSC-1 ; Algebra of the Course . B.Sc. (H) Mathematics, UGCF-2022 50 Maximum Marks : 902 all the integral roots of ie image for the complex number ge are 2 < . (7.5) ; 1} be the set of n' roots (Qkn/n) + i sin(2kn/n), e the following : WD, for all j,k (0, 1,2...1027 3 (b) Let a be an integer, show that there exists an integer k such that a? = 3k or a? = 3k +1. (7.5) (c) (i) Prove that ged(n, n+1) = 1 for every natural : number n, Find integers x and y such that mx + (n+1),y=1. (ii) Let a, b and c be three natural numbers such that ged(a, c) = 1 and b divides c. Prove that ged(a, b) = 1. (443.5) n>1 be a fixed natural number, Let a, b, c \(c, n)=1. Prove that a = b (mod n). (7.5) congruence, 7x = 8 (mod 11). (7.5)4 G be # group such that for any x, y, zin the p, xy = 2x implies y = z (cajteg left-fight ellation property). Show that G is Abelian j Example of a non-abelian group in which cancellation property does not hold. (7.5) ithe set G ={1, 5, 7, 11} is a group under yn modulo 12 with the help of the Cayley (7.5) “for any integer n, the set Z} is a subgroup of the group Z the operation of addition. Further [, is not a subgroup of Z. (5.5+2) w that jaba-'| = |b| for all the order of an element (7.5) 1,2...., n-!} is cyclic on modulo n. How her, describe all (241445)& (This question paper contains 4 printed pages-] Your Roll No... Sr. No. of Question Paper: 1046 D Unique Paper Code + 2352011102 ‘Name of the Paper - DSC-2: Elementary Real Analysis Name of the Course : B.Sc. (H) Mathematics ui. (UGCF-2022) = 3 1 Maximum Marks : 90 rite your Roll No. on the top immediately on receipt this questio: tempt = three parts from each question. arry equal marks.S be a non-empty subset of R that is bounded. Prove that Inf S = —Sup {-s: s eS} e and prove the Archimedean Property of real samen} find Inf S and Sup S. a convergent sequence. Show that the limit1046 3 (b) Prove that every Cauchy sequence is bounded. _ (ce) Show that the sequence (x,) where Bax, Sila! oe for all ne N, 23: n does not converge. Find the limit superior and limit inferior of the i following sequences: r ‘ (Oey =a (144), for all neN Gi) a =(-1)° (4) for all neN : 7 Cen = yw that the geometric series pee ,:a>0 (n+a+l) er which is the sum of the e repeating decimal 01S. ae of the following series:4 State the Ratio Test (limit form) for positive series Using this test or otherwise, check the conyergence - of the following series: oD) @ x5) convergence of the following series:[This question paper contains 4 printed pages.] Your Roll N Sr. No. of Question Paper : 1136 D 3 2352571101 : DSC: Topics in Calculus : B.A./B.Se. (Prog.) with Mathematics as Non-Major/ Minor i I Maximum Marks : 90»)?, prove that - Qn+ I)xy,,, - ny, = 0. s theorem on homogeneous functions.1136 3 3. (a) State Cauchy's mean value theorem, Verify the Cauchy's mean value theorem for (i) f(x) = ef, “‘BIX) = * in [0,1] and (ii) f(x) = sin x, g(x) = r Taylor's theorem with Lagrange’s form of . . o x ainder. Show that sin x lies between Pre4 im (18) =e m0 x asymptote of the curve —4yi-xt+y+3=0. ve y(x? + a) = a. formula for i cos"x dx, n> 2, nia (2500)[This question paper contains 8 printed pages.] Your Roll NO......-s0000 ‘Sr. No. of Question Paper: 1267 D + Code : 2352011103 DSC-3: Probability and Statistics : B.Sc. (H) Mathematics pel Maximum Marks : 90 S are compulsory. jo parts from each question.394 1402) =a 393 [392 —Ta69° ») The following data gives the sample of total nitrogen loads (kg N/day) from a particular Chesapeake _ Bay location. Calculate the median, upper fourth (third quartile) and lower fourth (first quartile) 23:10 124.07 [2429 [2643 [30.75 [3154 _] € amounts of homes (in 1000’s of $) that were sold in the previous month. 350. [1285 [40s [S40 555 [679 | le the sample variance and standard1267 3 2. (a) Acomputer consulting firm presently has bids out on three projects. Let A, = (awarded project ky. for k = 1,2,3, and suppose that P(A,) = -22, P(A,) = ,25, P(A,) =.28, P(A, 0. A,) = 11, P(A, 0 As) = .05, P(A; N.A;) = .07, P(A, 0 AZ Ay) = OF Compute the P(A) A!) and P(A, UA, U Ay): (b) State Baye’s Theorem. An individual has three ; different email accounts. 70%, of her messages come into account Al, whereas 20% come into account A2 and the remaining 10% into account A3. Of the messages into account Al, only 1% are spam, whereas the corresponding percentages for accounts A2 and A3 are 2% and 5%, respectively. A randomly selected mail is found to ‘be a spam, What is the probability that it came in account A2? ‘ onents of a certain type are shipped to a in batches of ten. Suppose that 50% of batches contain no defective components, one defective component, and two defective components. Two m a batch are randomly selected What are the probabilities associated ) defective components being in the dition that one of the two4 a) Starting at a fixed time, the gender of ea.) new born child is observed at a certain houpitay until a ‘boy (B) is born. Let p = P(boy is born) — py B) and assume that the successive births ar. independent. Let the random variable the number of births upto and including that ne first boy i) Find the probability mass function (pmf) of the probability mass function (pmf p(1) = p and p(0) = 1 ~ p random variable.(i) VOD (ii) VOX +3) density function as follows 4 Sos x) -25xs52 i i fe) otherwise Obtain the cumulative density function F(x) e PEl < X <1) yf all students at a large public ive financial aid. Let X be the in a random sample of size financial aid. Using normal the approximate probabilities 10 students receive aid 15 (inclusive) of the selected P.T.O. he error involved in making a certain measurement ~ a continuous random variable with probability —‘ 1267 6 (c) Define exponential distribution. Find the mean and standard deviation of an exponentially distributed random variable X. Are they equal? 5. (a) If a publisher of non technical books takes great pains to ensure that its books are free of typographical errors, so that the probability of any given page containing at least one such error is 0.005 and errors are independent. from page to page, what is the probability that one of its 400 page novels will contain (i) Exactly one page with errors? Gi) At most three page with errors? uurance company offers its policyholders a different premium payment options. For selected policyholder, let the random fined as: of months between successive cumulative density function(cdf)7 (i) Determine the probability mass function of X? (ii) Using just the cdf, compute P(3 < X <6). 3) The weight distribution of parcels sent in a certain manner is normal with mean value of 12 Ib and ‘Standard deviation 3.5 Ib. The parcel service wishes to establish a weight value c beyond which Be there will be a surcharge. What value of ¢ is such that 99% of all parcels are under the surcharge weight? am turbine oils. The following table ybservations on x = TOST time (in ‘y =RBOT time (in minutes) for 10 oil e the value of the sample ased on this value, two variables? P.T.O.8 (i) If RBOT is also measured in hours, what happens to the value of r? Why? he following table gives the data on x = rainfull olume (m}) and y = runoff volume (m*) for a @ Determine the equation of the estimated _ regression line using the principle of least square. _ (ii) Estimate the runoff volume when the rainfull volume is 70. yer product is a random variable and standard deviation 1.5 g. If the sample is between (5000)[This question paper contains 8 printed pages.) Vour Roll NOcwccreecrsrere : 1432 Cc : 32357501 Paper + DSE-I Numerical Analysis (LOCF) : B.Sc. (Hons.) Mathematics IV’ Maximum Marks : 75 the top immediately on receipt calculator is(a) Define fixed point of a function and construct ay algorithm to implement the fixed point iteration scheme to find a fixed point of a function. Find the fixed point of f(x) = 2x(1 —- x), (6) rm four iterations of Newton's Raphson to find the positive square root of 18. Take proximation x,=4. (6) of the equation x? — 2x — 6= 0 in the (6) sonvergence of an iterative imation to the root of ler of convergence of ee (6.5) “4x — 8 = 0 in thedetermine the location of the approximate root of ‘the equation x? + x? - 3x — 3 = 0 on the interval oO compute the absolute error in the (6.5) 2 0 2 (6.5) 2 -1 with w=0.7 to solve the4 9x, + Tx, — 20x, = 7 the initial approximation as X = (0, 9. 0) three iterations. (6.5) ¢ Gauss-Jacobi iteration scheme to solve f equations: yt 4x, = = 5x, = ¢ interpolating ¢) defined by thed on the points x,, x,, x,- (6) rm of the interpolating1132 6 (a) Find the highest degree of the polynomial for which oy the second order backward difference approximation for the first derivative 3f (Xo) —4F %o—h) + f(xo-2h) £ ((q) = PR Ae oe provides the exact value of the derivative jective of h. (6) second-order forward difference to the first derivative of a function (61132 7 (c) Approximate the derivative of f(x) = Sin x at Xe = musing the second order central difference formula taking h = %, % and 1/8 and then extrapolate from these values using Richardson (6) the Simpson's rule, approximate the value, integral f° lnxdx.. Verify that the error bound holds. (6.5) 3 ‘method to approximate the solution 2 ie B= £0st2,, x(0) = is x(t) = V2e"=1, , each step. (6.5)RK2 method to Approximate the dr initial value problem ani+s ss ' 1 taking the step size as h = 95 (6.5)[This question paper contains 4 printed pages.] Your RoW NOscsee-se-e- - Sr. No. of Question Paper : 1133 € Unique Paper Code ; 32357502 f the Paper : DSE-1 Mathematical Modelling and Graph Theory the Course + B.Se. (H) Mathematics — CBCS (LOCF) eV, Maximum Marks : 75 Roll No. on the top immediately on receipt n paper. re compulsory. e parts from each question. *% =0 is an ordinary point, int or an irregular singular equation (6) function PTO.2 (iii) Find the inverse Laplace transform of 14, 1 function F(s) = [75 - = 2x = 0; x(0) = 0, x'(0) = 2 (6) wo linearly independent Frobenius series uation. State the recurrence relation ed radius of convergence. 2xy’ + 10y = 0 (6) lation write an algorithm fi the surface x? + y? + 22 <1 tant x>0, y>0, z>0. (6) ) Solve the given linear (6) ading facilities | be unloaded at1133 3 any time, The unicading time required for a ship depends on the type and the amount of cargo. Below is given a situation with 5 ships: 90 Draw the timeline diagram depicting clearly the ‘situation for each ship. Also determine length of longest queue and total time in which docking facilities are idle. (6) > Linear Congruence method to generate 15 real numbers with multiplier 2, increment lus 13 and seed 1. Is there cycling? If give the period of cycling. (6) rmine the number of edges of Cy Q @) prove Handshaking Lemma. (3) ‘ite graph with odd number of jiltonian. (6) € given four cubes having ked in a manner so that P.T.0.1133 4 each side of the stack formed will have all i: four colours exactly once, it a: aa (@) By finding an Eulerian trail in K,, arrange a set of fifteen dominoes [0-0 to 4-4] in a ring. (6) = (s?—2as + 2a?) (5? + 2as + 2a?) ipply inverse Laplace transform to show that : } cosa at cos at (7) del to the data using Chebyshey’s Minimize the largest deviation, = ex and data set below : given (7) (7)[This question paper contains 8 printed pages.] Your Roll NOs Sr. No. of Question Paper: 1231 Cc + 32357505 : DSE-2 Discrete Mathematics : B.Sc. (A) Mathematics : V (under CBCS (LOCF) Scheme) Maximum Marks : 75 on the top immediately on receipt aper. questions are compulsory to n each of the given eight2 SECTION I (a) Let N, be the set of non-negative integers. Define a relation < on N, as: Form, n< N,,m Q and Q > P such that: ow = ido and woo = id, where id,: sos ‘otes the identity map on $ given by: id, (x) = xeS. GB) SECTION IL = {1,2,4,5, 6, 12, 20, 30, 60} be an eect of Ny= NY 10}, N being the set numbers. If *<’ is defined on Diy by d only if m divides n then show that 4 a lattice. Also Draw the diagram 1d elements a, b, c, d € Dgp such ead do not exist in Dg (544) lattice. Prove that every lattice and also a sublattice (5%) RTO.1231 4 . (c) Define modular lattice. Prove that a homomorphic image of modular lattice is modular. (5%) (a) Let L be a lattice. For any a,b,c € L, show that the following inequalities hold : OanOvozr@rd ver @arzcranbvc)e(anb)ve (5) L, A, v) be an algebraic lattice, If we define @Sb: Savb=h ‘that (L, S) is a lattice ordered set,5 that a Boolean Algebra is relat ively mented. (5%) the polynomial ; f= xyz+ xyz’ + x’y'z + xy?z) + xy’z Quine’s McCluskey method, (5%) efine a System of normal forms. Find conjunctive al form for p = y’z? + Xx’ yz, (>) the Boolean expression : "2+ w'xyz+ W'xyz’ + wxy’z+ wxyz+ wx’y’z+ wx’yz ugh Diagram. (5) symbolic gate representation of the : (S) RTO.6 SECTION IV that the sum of the degrees of the s of a pseudograph is an even number ‘ice the number of edges. five vertices of degree 4 and es of degree 2. How many edges a) ee sequence of a graph. Does graph with following degree 5, 4, 4, 4, 4, 32 er of vertices of odd ina (5 h? Determine whether bipartite or not. Give lain why the graph7 Define isomorphism of graphs, Also label ‘the following 8raphs so as , to show an isomorphism, a Gray Code of length 3 using the Hamiltonian Cycles. (544) V's algorithm to find a shortest path other vertices in the weighted graph (54) P.T.O.8 (5%) (1500)12 {This question paper contains 8 printed pages.] Your Roll Noss Sr. No. of Question Paper : 1233 Cc per Code 3 32357507 “the Paper : DSE -2 Probability Theory and Statistics e Course ; CBCS (LOCF) B.Sc. (H) Mathematics Ey Maximum Marks : 751233 2 1, (i) Wf the random variable be the time in seconds ‘between incoming telephone calls at a busy switchboard, Suppose that a reasonable probability model for X is given by the probability density function ; O uniformly distributed {a, B] then find the mean, generating function of L (6) P.T.O4 6y if 0 «. (6.5)} question paper contains 4 printed pages.) Your Roll No... ‘of Question Paper: 1589 ¢ Code + 42357502 ; : Mechanics and Discrete Mathematics : B.Se. (Math Sci)-I1/B.Sc. (Phy Sci)-II/B.Sc. (Life Sci)-IE/Applied Sciences — IL 2M Maximum Marks : 75 4 point are parallel to the 5, taken in order and have ional to the cosines of the that the resultant is (8) 27:0.89 2 (b) A uniform bar AB, 10 feet long is hinged at B anq is supported in a vertical plane by a light string AC 10 feet above B. If AB weighs 20 Ibs and AC = 15 feet, find the tension in AC and the ction at B. (8) mass centre of a cubical box with no lid, s and bottom being made of the same thin (8) adius b rolls without slipping along a id. If the centre of the wheel has a vy, find at any instant the velocity of two points of the rim which (8) Path of a particle which is hg no resistance. Show Find its vertex and S maximum horizontal (8) armonic motionBO How Many vertices and how many edges do K,,,, have? For which value of m and n is K,,, regular? (7) efin complete Bipartite graph? For which values ‘n are C, and W, bipartite? @ Handshaking theorem. Also find number of (7) connected and weakly connected raph given below strongly yeakly connected? Q) vity and edge , let G=(V,E) bea4 «(G) < MG) < min,_, deg(v) where K(G) and 4(G) are vertex connectivity and connectivity of graph respectively. (7) the Dijkstra’s Algorithm to find shortest path to F in the graph given below : (7.5) With 0 vertices has (7.5)[This question Paper contains 8 printed pages. ] Your Roll No....escceses Sr. No. of Question Paper : 1703 Cc Unique Paper Code : 42344304 Name of the Paper : Operating System Name of the Course : B.Sc. Programme / B.Sc. Mathematical Science + Ill [Admission of 2019-2021] Maximum Marks : 75 ur Roll No. on the top immediately on receipt stion paper. ne generates different ()) © transition of a (DO1703 2 (c) Name the piece of code that loads operating System into the memory and starts its execution. (I) (d) How many new processes are created in the following code? (2) main() two advantages of (2) ons are privileged?1703 3 (g) Assuming a 1-KB page size, what are the page numbers and offsets for the following address references (provided as decimal numbers): (i) 2378 9360 (2) the purpose of command interpreter? Why lly separated from the kernel? (2) ‘commands for the following : (242) er of occurrences of the n a file named “file1.txt”. lescending order of marks1703 4 (k) Define the following terms : (1*4) (i) Dispatch Latency (ii) Seek Time (iii) Rotational Latency (iv) Response Time 2. Consider the following set of processes, with the of CPU burst time given in milliseconds : non-preemptive Shortest ound Robin (Time Slice = waiting time we-mentioned5 paging system with the page table memory. a memory reference takes 200 oseconds, how long does a paged reference take? TLBs and 80% of all page table are found in the TLBs, what is fe memory access time? Assume e taken to access a TLB is 20 (2+4) s under which a CPU take place. (4) ‘ating system to and 1/O-bound that takes (+1)6 (c) Name the system programs which perform the following tasks : (3) (i) Create or modify the contents of file. Gi) Compile a program written in high level Janguage. Load a program into the main memory. @ Process contro! block? Describe the yn contained in it. (1+3) (2+2) "@ parent process to lildren processes (2) test common (4)i Bie 7 in three different uses of ‘cat” command. with suitable examples. (3) the main advantage of Demand Paging. Effective Access Time computed for a @) mory partitions of 100KB, S00KB, -B and 600KB (in order), how would -fit and Worst-fit algorithms place 212KB, 417KB, 120KB and ‘Which algorithm makes the most (6)1703 8 _(b) What are the main advantages of using Layered Approach over Simple Structure for Operating System design? What are the disadvantages of ‘using the Layered Approach? (4) > at do you understand by Swapping? List any reasons why swapping is not supported on= [This question paper contains 4 printed pages | Your Roll NO...c..00- Sr. No. of Question Paper + 1713 Ae. Unique Paper Code : 42354302 Name of the Paper > Algebra Name of the Course : B.Sc.(Prog)/Mathematical Sciences : ME Maximum Marks ; 75 ‘Roll No. on the top immediately on receipt has six questions in all. ts from cach question. (6)1713 ' _(b) Let the element "a" belong to a group and _ a? = ©, Express the inverse of cach of the elements a, a, a® and a!! in the form a* for Some positive integer k. 6) (6) Let o = (1,5,7)(2,5,3) (1,6), Then find o. (6) ‘Let G be a group and let H be a nonempty subset G. If ab is in H whenever a and are in H | is in H whenever a is in H, then H is a if G. (6) Abelian group and H and K be HK = (hk: he H, k © K} (6)_ 48 a cycle or as a product of disjoint cycles. (6) Unit 1 pe State the Subring test. Check whether the set ia ol : te pfaeez} is a subring of the ring of all 1 2 matrices Over Z,the set of integers. (6.5) a field. Prove that a finite commutative unity having no zero divisors is a field, (6.5) the set (Q1V2}={a+bV2|\a,reQ) forms a (6.5) f two subspaces? Justify r (6.5) P.T.0 (c) Every permutation of a finite set can be written { ‘1713 4 (b) Define basis of a vector space over a ficld F. 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