Btech 1 Sem 2010
Btech 1 Sem 2010
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(b) Test the convergence of the s~ries . .xc- O
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(d) Show that
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log(1 +e ) = log 2+~+-. in
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x x
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+ ...
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cas. x cas nx m
1m n =- +--. -.lm-1 n-1 . (3)
m+ n m+n . '.
(f) Find the length of the curve y =log see x between the points
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x=Oand x=-. (3)
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(h) Prove that the eig;nvalues of a Hermitian Matrix are always real. (3)
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Q. 2. (a) Using De-Moivre's theorem, prove that
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cas 69 + sin 6 9 = - (3 cos 49 + 5) (6)
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(b) Discuss the convergence of the series
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Q. 3. (a) If u = log tan then show that
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of the series x-~+~
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Q. 4. (a) If y = e m SIll x, then prove that
(b) Find the surface area of the solid generated by the revolution of
the lemniscate r 2 = a2 cas 28 about the- initial line. (6)
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Q.5. (a) Trace the curve r = (6)
cos3-e+sin3e
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Q.6. (a) Reduce the following matrix into normal form and find its rank
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No
y 2y 2y
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dx x x2
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(b) Solve the simultaneous- equations
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Q.1. (a) How would you obtain a sustained interference pattern with good
contrast? (2)
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(b) What will happen if a wedge shaped film is placed in white light?
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(c) Explain why a compensating plate is needed in Michelson's
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Interferometer?
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(d) Compare (qualitatively) the resolving power and
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power of two gratings (A ,and B) of sameC
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number of lines.
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eunpolarized light from circularly
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(e) How would you differentiate
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(b) Each slit of a double slit has a width of 0·15 mm and distance betweene
their centres is 0·75 mm. What are the missing orders? ew
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(a) State and explain Brewster'se law. Use this law to show that when
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light is incident ongaitransparent
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and refracted rays are at right angle. (6)
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(b) Explain
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if ~l~ =·1-54 and the ratio of velocity of ordinary and
extra ordinary wave is 1·OQ7. Is this crystal positive or negative? (3·5).
Q.5. (a) Explain with the help of neat diagram, the construction and working
of Ramsden's eyepiece. In what way it is different from Huygen's
eyepiece? (6·5)
(b) How are chromatic and spherical aberrations minimised in Ramsden
and Huygeri's eye piece? Why is Huygcn's eyepiece referred to as a
theoretically perfect but experimentally negative eyepiece? (6)
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Q.6. (a) Can we obtain light amplification in the absence of stimulated
emission? (4)
. (b)' Explain why laser action can not occur without population inversion
between atomic
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levels. (4)
(c) Describe qualitatively 4-1evellaser scheme. Do you think energy
conservation is violated in lasing action? (4·5)
Q.7. (a) Explain the difference between the step-index fibre and graded-
index fibre. ' (4)
(b) What are. different types of attenuation losses in an optical fibl~e?
Explain dispersion mechanism in optical fibre. (4·5)
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(c) A fibre cable has an acceptance angle of 30° and a core index of
refraction of lA. Calculate the refractive index of the cladding.
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(a) The quality factor of a damped oscillatoroisllS'O e x 10 After how
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of imotion for the fbrced oscillation and find out
log e = '. (4)
(b) Establish equation g
its solution.a E
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n frequency of the system both in presence of damping aswell
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(c) Show that the amplitude resonance frequency is smaller thanthe
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Q.9. (a) Show that no two velocities can be added to a value of more than
the velocity (c) of light. (4)
(b) An electron has an initial speed of 1-4 x 10811i/sec. How much
additional energy must be imported to it for its speed to double? (4)
(c) Show that space-time interval is Lorentz invariant. (4·5)
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(b) Lime-Soda process.
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(c) Proximate and ultimate analysis.
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(d) Power Alcohol.
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(ry Heat of Neutralization.
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I n d of EbTAmethbd to determine thehatdness of water. (5)
n about the scale-sludge problems in boilers and its prevention. (4)
Q.2. (a) Give details
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(d) What do you understand with colloidal conditioning of water? ' (3)'
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· (c) 0·72 gm ofa fuel containing 80% carbon, when burnt in a Bomb
calorimeter increased the temperature ofwater from 27·3°C to 29· 1°C.
If the calorimeter contains 250 gm of water and its water equivalent
is 150 gm calculatetheHf'V of the fuel. Report your answerin KJ / kg. (4)
Q.4. (a)' Report the postulates' of kinetic molecular theory of gases. (3)
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Q.5. (a) Illustrate Hess's law of constant heat summation.
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(b) Given the heats offormation of CO(g), CO2(g) and H20(g) are
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- 110·5, - 393·8 and - 241·8 I\J mol:' respectively.
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Calculate heat of the reaction CO (g) +C
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(c) State Kirchhoff's equation and
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(d) Discuss Pb - Ag system
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silver extraction. (5)
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Q.6. (a) eReport the characteristics of catalysts.
rt(b)h Discuss the mechanism of enzymes action in regard of catalysis.
(4)
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(c) Define phase, component and degree of freedom with suitable example.(3)
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(d) Compare the advantages and disadvantages of 'Drop forging" ,and
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'Press forging',
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(e) Differentiate between 'Tapping' and 'Dieing' operations.
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(f) How do you specify a 'Hacksaw'?
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(g) What are the different types of flames g used
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welding? Give their applications.
(h) What is the advantage gofi P.C. arc welding over A. C. arc welding?
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Ithe materials which are availablein the form of 'sheets'. How
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edo you specify a sheet? What is 'spring-back' in bending operation? (10x2·S)
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Q. 2. (a) What is 'Pattem Allowance'? What are different pattern allowances?
Explain the purpose of (i) Riser, (ii) Gate, (iii). Core. (6·5)
(b) What are different casting defects? How do you testfor them? How
can they be avoided? (6)
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(a) What is 'Die-casting'? Name some products which are made by
die-casting. How does air from the mould cavity escape in die-
casting process? Why risers are not used in die-casting? Why
ejector pins' are required in die-casting? (6,5)
Q. 3. (a) Sketch and briefly give the purpose of following forging operations:
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(i) Upsetting (ii) Fullering (iii) Swaging. (6)
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(b) Describe 'drop forging' with a neat labelled diagram ..What are 'open
die forging' and 'closed die forging'?
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(a) Name four hand tools used in a fitting C
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purpose for which they are e
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used. (6·5)
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Q. 4. How is 'welding' classified? Differentiate clearly between 'Soldering'
and 'Brazing'. (6)
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(b) Differentiate between 'Arc welding' and 'Resistance welding'. Describe
'Submerged Arc Welding' process with a diagram. (6,5)
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(a) Describe 'Gas Welding (oxy-acetylene)' with diagram. How is acetylene
gas made by a roadside welder? (6)
(b) What are different -types of welded joints? How do you prepare the
edges for welding? How are electrodes specified? (6·5)
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Q. 5. (a) Describe 'spinning' process with the help of a labelled diagram. (6·5)
(b) Why "do you use a 'Mallet' instead of a 'Hammer' for sheet-metal.
work? Name 'few tools and equipments used in sheet-m~tal work. (6)
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(a) What are G I sheets? What is the' purpose of coating on the sheet? (6)
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Q. 1. (a) Discuss the important features of 'micro, mini, mainframes and super
computers.
(b) What is Telnet? How does it work?
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(c) List the services provided by the Internet. Explain the structure ofa .
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URL.
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(e) Distinguish between internet and WW W .ol
an operating system.
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Q.2. (a) Draw a block diagram' toi illustrate the basic organization of a
ngexplain
computer systemE
computer d i a and the functions of various units of a
I n system.
n Find the hexadecimal equivalent of (1011001101)2
(6·5)
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(b) (i) (6)
Q.3. (a) Discuss the characteristics of computers. List out the various
applications of computers. (6'5)
(b) Give the reasons as to why thebinary nti~fnbersystem is utilized for . (3) .
modern electronic digital computers.
(c) What are sign numbers and explain the conditions of overflow and
underflow by using the concept of 2's complement. (3)
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Q.4. (a) What is ail operating system? What are the functions of operating
system? (6)
(b) Explain the procedure of mail merge in MS WORD. (6'5)
Q.S; (a) Compare and. contrast various operating systems. '(6·5)
(b) Explain any One modem GUI based operatingsystem. (6)
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Q.6. (a) Explain theuse of AUTOCAD f01;engineering drawing practices. (6)
(b) Explain 2D drafting in AUTOCAD with examples. (6'5)
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(b) Correctthe following sentences: (10)
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.(v) The argument was between he and 1.
(vi) The. group Was comprised of a manager and five programmers.
(vii) The consensus of opinion is that the job will not be entirely
finished until October.
(viii) All of the necessary decisions were not included in the
functional specification.
(ix) The boss told Jones he had problems.
(x) A majority of the' shareholders wants the merger.
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(d) Read the passage below and answer the questions: (5)
Animals, are great builders, they use simple materials but employ
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sound engineering principles. Men have used suspension bridges
_made of ropes; steel and concrete which bear loads in tension. The
web of spiders provides the mostvivid example of animal structures
built entirely in tension. Spider-web silk is so strong that many
species of birds use ~tto build their nests. Unlike -steel, .silkcan
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stretche to more than twice its original length before breaking.
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Beavers, too, are natural engineers. They use tree branches to
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construct dams, the divided end is pressed into the walls and this
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makes the dam strong enough to withstand the pressure of water.
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Constructing a very thick wall is uneconomical. Strength could
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Q. 2. Explain whether the verbs and infinitives in each of the following sentences
convey the right meaning; if not, change them to a better form ': (2x 7= 14)
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Q. 3. (a) Give the antonymsnof thefollowing words: (Any 5)
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(iv) (v) abrupt (vi)' abundant
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N What do you understand by Indianisms? Give examples to explain. (7)
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Make sentences with the following phrasal verbs: (Any 7)
(i) put up with (ii) blow up (iii) do away with
(iv) put on (v) come across (vi) come clean
(vii) cut across (viii) cut through
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(i) How does C. P. Gilmore begin his article, "After 63 Years, Why
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they still Testing Einstein?" and in which tense? Explain
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(ii) In "Star Wars: The Leaky Shield," Carl Sagan writes
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(iii) Why and how did Bill Moss design tents?
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(iv) Describe IMichael Rogers' reporting on 'eclipse freaks' in
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