Variable[

UNIT V:- Function of Complex

are
Cauchy-Riemann equations c)u Vx and uy =
1) and uy
=
V
- b) u =
y
a) y =
v, and uy =
and uy V
-y d)u, =-Vxy
Ans:-a)
du
then ;
iv in Polar form is analytic
2) Iff() = u +

dv d)
a) 36 b)
b) 0 c)a0
Ans:- c)
du
3) If f(2) =
u+ iv in Polar form is analytic thena
a)br ) d)
Ans:- d)
4) A function u is said to be harmonic if and only if
c)u, 0 d)
a)x+4yy = 0 b)4zy + uyz 0 + uy
= none

Ans:-a)
5) A function f(Z) is analytic function if
a) Real part of f(Z) is analytic b) Imaginary part of f(2) is analytic c) both Real and
imaginary part of f(2) is analytic d) none
Ans:- c)
6) Ifu and v areharmonic functions then f(Z) =u + iv is
a) Analytic function b) need not be analytic function c) analytic function only at z = 0
d) none
Ans:-a)
7) If f(Z) =
x + ay + i(bx + cy) is analytic then a, b,c equal to
a) c =
1 and a =
-b b) a 1 and c
=
-b c)b 1 and a
= =

Ans:- a)
=
-c d) a =
b =
c =0

8) A Point at which the function ceases to be analytic is called a

a) Singular point b) non- singuiar
point c) regular point d) non- regular
Ans:-a)
9) The function f(2) {z| is a =

non-cnstant
a) Analytic function b) nowhere
Function analytic function c) non- analytic function d) entire
Ans:- b)
10) A function v is called a
canguate harmonic function for a
whenevre harmonic funetion u in D
a) f(2) =
u + iv is
analytic b) u is analytic c) is
v
analytic d) none
Ans:-a)
11)The Funcúon f(x + iy) =
x' + axy + bxy2 + cy is analytic only i
a) a = 3i, b =-3 and c = - i -i
b) a =
3i, b =3 and c =

c) a = 3i,b = -3 and c = i -3 and -i

d) a =
-3i, b = c =

Ans:- c)
12) Their exist no analytic function f such that
a)Ref(2) y - 2x b) Ref(2) = y2 - 2x c) Ref(z) = y? - x d ) Ref(z) = y-x

Ans:- c)
13) Ife cosy is harmonic, then a is
a) i b) 0 c)-1 d) 2
Ans:- a)
14) The harmonic conjugate of 2x x' +3xy is
-

a) x-y' 3xy b) 2y -2x2y +ys c) 2xy -y

-
+3x d)none
Ans:- b)
15) The harmonic conjugate of 2x(1 -y) is
2x +c
a)x +y 2x +
-
c b)x +y' +2y +c c) x? -y -

d) x-y +2y +c
Ans:- d)
is
16) harmonic conjugate of e cosx

+ c b} e* siny+c c) e? sinytc d)-e siny+c

a) e cosx

Ans:-d)
part real is
function 2xy +y, then the
f(z) is
17) f the imaginary part of analytic c-y2+x d)x2-y +y
b)x?-y2-x is
a) x +y -y
function f(2) is x -

y
-

y , then the imaginary part

i8) If The real part of analytic 2xy d) 2xy +x
a) 2xy-y b) 2xy
c) -y
Ans:- d)
differentiable
~ is 1
19) If f(z)
=

d) oniy at z
=

0 c)everywhere
only at z
=

a) Nowhere b)
Ans:-a) differentiable
|Z| is 1
If f(z) at z =

c) everywhere d) only
=

20) =
0
Nowhere b) only at z
b)
Ans:- b)
is
21) Iff(z) =|Zl at z 0 =

Ditferentiabie at z
0 but analytic =

1 only
a) Not analytic at z
=

at z =1 and not
Differentiable
b) everywhere
and analytic
Differentiable 0
at z =

c)
Differentiable at
z 0 but not analytic =

d) Not
Ans:- a)
 xy
then is

0,if 0 z =

=0
a) continuous but not differentiable at z =0 b)liflerentiable at z
c)analylic cverywhere cxeept al z 0 d)not differcntiableat 0
Ans: d)
23.f(z) = e" is analytic
a) only at z= 0 b) only al z I c) nowhere d) everywhere
Ans: d)
24.e" (cosy isiny)is
-

a) Analytic b) not analytic c) analytic when z =0 d) analytic when z= ji

Ans: b)
25. If f(2) is analytic thenf(z) is
a) analytic b) not analytic c) analytic when z =0 d) analytic
when z= 1
Ans: a)
26. The points at whichf(z) = i s not analytic are
(z2 2)
a) 0 and 1 b) i and -1 c) and 2 d) I and 2
Ans: d)
27. The points at whichf (z) is not
=
2 analytic are
a) 1 and-1 b) I and-I c) I and I d) -I and-i
Ans: b)
28. The hamonic conjugate of u =
log/(x2 + y2) is

Ans: d)
tan))tan"" ()
29. If fz)=z(2-z), then f(1+i) =
a) 0 b)I c)-I d) 2
Ans: b)
30.If f(z)=1Z| then f(3-4=
a) 0 b) 5 c)-5 d) 12
Ans: b)
31. Critical points of bilinear transformation W = a+bz are
c+dz
) a,c
Ans: c) d) None of these
32. The points coincide with
their transformations are
a) fixed points b) critical poinis known as
these c)singular points d) None of
Ans: a)

33.w a+bz..S a bilinear transformation

ad-bc when
a) 0b) ad bc # 0 c) ab
-

Ans: b cd * 0 d) None of these

34. w i s known as
a) Inversionb) Translationc) Rotationd) None of these
Ans: a)
35.w z
+ais known as
a) Inversionb) Translationc) Rotationd) None of these
Ans: a)
36. A translation o f t h e type w = az + B where a and B are complex constants, 1S Known a a

a) Iranslationb) Magniticationc) Linear Transformationd) Bilinear Transtormanor

Ans: c)
S1.A mapping that preserves angle between oriented curve both i n magnitude and in sense

calied an. . mapping8

a) Informalb) Isogonalc) Formald) Conformal
Ans: d)
is conformal at all points z except at poins
58. The mapping defined by an analytic function f(z)
where
a) f (z) =0 b)f (2) # 0 c)f()>0 df () < 0

Ans: a)
39) The fixed points of the transformation w =z are

a) 0,1 b) 0,-1 c) -1,1 d)-i,i

Ans a)
are
40) The invariant points of the mapping w=-2
a) 1,-1 b) 0,-1 c)0,1 d-1,-1
Ans c)
Z-1 are
41) The fixed points of w =AT
2+1

a) +l b)+i c) 0, -1 d)0,1
Ans: b)
circles of constant radius into
z +transforms
42) The mapping w =

ccircles d) parabolas
a) confocal ellipses b) hyperbolas
Ans a)
transformations w the image of the liney =;
=
in z-plane is
43) Under the ,

c) circie u +v 2
=

circle u' + v+ 4v = 0 b) circle u+ v = 4

a)
none of these
d)
Ans: a) is
points 0,i, o respectively into 0,1,
co
that maps the
44) The bilinear transformation
W -

c-iz d) iz
a) b)-2
Ans c)
the points z=1, z=0, z=-1of z-plane into
45) The bilinear transformation which maps
w-i, w=0,w=-1 of w plane respectively is
a) W= iz b)w =z c) w i(z + 1) d) none

Ans a)