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    Q.1. Let A & B be sets. What does it mean if we say that A is NOT equal to B?

    (a) For every x in A, there is some y in B, such that x is not equal to y (b) There is some element x

    of A which is not in B, and there is some element y in B which is not in A. (c) For every x in A and

    every y in B, x is not equal to y (d) There is some x in A and some y in B such that x is not equal to

    y (e) Either there is some element x of A which is not in B, or there is some element y in B which is

    not in A, or both

    A.(e)

    Q.2. Prove that C)CA()CB()CBA( =IUIUII

    Q.3. If A={1,2,3}, B={3,4,5,6}, C={1,2,7,5}, find

    (a) BAU (b) CBI (c) BBU (d) A-B (e) B-A (f) ( ) CBA UU (g) ( )CBA UI (h) ( ) CBA II (i) A-(B-C) (j) ( )CBA U (k) A x BA.(a) {1,2,3,4,5,6} (b) {5} (c) {3,4,5,6} (d) {1,2} (e) {4,5,6} (f) {1,2,3,4,5,6,7}

    (g) {1,2,3} (h) (i) {1,2} (j) {1,2,3,4,6} (k) {(1,3),(1,4),(1,5),(1,6),(2,3),(2,4),(2,5), (2,6), (3,3),(3,4), (3,5),(3,6)}

    Q.4. If A={1,2,3}, B={1,2,3,4}, C={3,4,5,6,7}, U={1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8}, find C,B,A .

    A. A ={4,5,6,7,8}, B ={5,6,7,8},C ={1,2,8}

    Q.5. An analysis of an insurance companys new policyholders revealed the following figures:

    796 bought automobile insurance

    402 bought life insurance

    667 bought home insurance

    347 bought automobile and life insurance

    580 bought automobile and home insurance

    291 bought life and home insurance

    263 bought automobile, life and home insurance

    What is the number of new policy holders?

    A.910

    Q.6. In a survey of 75 college students, it was found that of the three news magazines A,B and C:23 read A

    18 read B

    14 read C

    10 read A and B

    9 read A and C

    8 read B and C

    5 read all three

    (a) how many read none of these three magazines? A.42

    (b) how many read A alone? A.9

    (c) how many read B alone? A.5

    (d) how many read C alone? A.2

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    (e) how many read neither A nor B? A.44

    (f) how many read A or B or both? A.31

    Q.7. Let A be a 3 x 4 matrix and let B be a 3 x 4 matrix. Which of the four operations A x B, B x

    A, A +B, A-B make sense?

    (a)none of the operations make sense (b) all the operations make sense (c)A x B makes sense (d) A

    x B and B x A make sense (e) A+B and A-B make sense

    A.(e)

    Q.8. For matrices

    =

    31-0

    1-30

    001

    A ,

    =

    1-10

    110

    001

    P ,

    =

    1-10

    110

    002

    2

    1Q , find (a)PA (b) AQ (c)

    PQ (d) (PA)Q (e) P(AQ) (f) Q

    T

    A

    T

    P

    T

    A.(a)

    =

    4-40

    220

    001

    PA (b)

    =

    2-10

    210

    001

    AQ (c) PQ=I (d),(e),(f)

    400

    020

    001

    Q.9. Given

    =

    213

    201A ,

    =

    01

    32

    01

    B , compute (a)AB (b)BA .

    A.(a)

    =

    3703AB (b)

    =

    201

    10311

    201

    BA

    Q.10. Calculate the given matrix products:

    (a)

    101

    010

    101

    2-04

    12-1-

    21-1

    A.

    202

    02-0

    31-3

    (b)

    2-04

    12-1-

    21-1

    101

    010

    101

    A.

    01-5

    12-1-

    01-5

    (c)

    210

    233

    1-13

    120

    21-1A.

    676

    100

    (d)

    1-52

    13-1-

    1-2-2

    001-

    01-0

    1-00

    A.

    122-

    1-31

    15-2-

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    (e)

    1120

    321-1

    1-1

    32

    11-

    11

    A.

    213-1

    9742

    2-1-31-

    4311

    Q.11. Solve Ax=b by row reducing the augmented matrix, where

    =

    413

    3-1-2

    111

    A ,

    =

    3

    2

    1

    x

    x

    x

    x and

    =

    5

    1

    0

    b .

    A.x1=-1, x2=2,x3=-1

    Q.12. Solve the system of linear equations by reducing the augmented matrix to row reduced

    form:

    (a) 2x+4y-z+w=1, x+2y+3w=4, x+y+3z=2, 3y+2z+w=-1

    A.x=2,y=-1,z=1/3,w=4/3

    (b) x+y+z+w=9,x+y+2z=11, x+2z-w=8,y+3z-w=11

    A.x=2,y=1,z=4,w=2

    (c) x+y+z+4w=0, x-y-2z=0, x+2y+8z-w=0, y+3z+w=0

    A.x=y=z=w=0

    (d) x+z=2,y+w=4,z+v=6,x+w=8,y+v=0

    A.x=0,y=-4,z=2,w=8,v=4

    Q.13. Solve the following underdetermined system by reducing its augmented matrix to row

    reduced form. State the solution in terms of a parameter t.

    (a) x-z=2,y+z=7 A.x=2+t,y=7-t,z=t

    (b) x+y-2z=2, -3x+y+6z=7 A.x=-5/4+2t,y=13/4,z=t

    Q.14. Compute the following determinants:

    (a)

    1234

    1-123

    11-12

    1-11-1

    (b)

    4-102

    1-303

    0124

    0231

    (c)

    13101

    32202

    002-00

    1411-2

    31-22-1

    A.(a) 27 (b) 120 (c) 32

    Q.15. Find the solution to the following equations by using matrix inverse:

    (a) 2x+y+3z=3, 2y+z=2, x+y+2z=1

    (b) 2x+y-z=2, x+2y+3z=1, 2x+3y+4z=1

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    (c) 2x-y+3z=33, y=-2, 2x+y+z=11

    (d) x+z=2, -x+2z=1, y+3z=3

    A.(a) x=6,y=3,z=-4 (b)x=-4, y=7, z=-3 (c) x=2,y=-2,z=9 (d) x=z=1,y=0

    Q.16. Find the inversion of the following matrices using the principle of adjoint:

    (a)

    425

    210

    301

    (b)

    3201

    2412

    0113

    1230

    (c)

    8234

    3100

    2-010

    1001

    (d)

    1005

    0102

    0013

    5231

    (e)

    400

    221

    112

    (f)

    214

    011

    023

    (g)

    7210

    1431-1

    822-1

    2100

    A.(a)

    1-25

    21110-

    36-0

    15

    1(b)

    2817-25

    17-2813-5-

    213-820

    55-205

    55

    1(c)

    12-3-4-

    3-10912

    24-2-8-

    1-238

    4

    1

    (d)

    1210-15-5

    10-336-2

    15-6-283

    5231

    37

    1(f)

    153-

    062-

    04-2

    2

    1(g)

    1-11-1

    22-21-

    43-35-

    1210-1116

    Q.17. Find the inverse of each matrix A and solve the equation AX=B by use of A-1

    :

    (a)

    =

    =

    11

    7B,

    31

    12A A.

    =

    =

    3

    2X,

    21-

    1-3

    5

    1A 1

    (b)

    =

    =

    11

    8

    3

    B,

    232

    4-103

    1-31

    A A.

    =

    =

    2

    1

    2

    X,

    1311-

    1414-

    2-9-32

    A 1

    (c)

    =

    =17

    166

    B,

    432

    273121

    A A.

    =

    =

    3

    11

    X,

    115-

    128-3-5-22

    A 1

    (d)

    =

    =

    12

    35

    15

    B,

    2-2-1-

    1115

    321

    A A.

    =

    =

    3

    2

    2

    X,

    101

    1419

    31-2-20

    A 1

    (e)

    =

    =

    5

    5

    3

    B,

    11-0

    1-01

    01-2

    A A.

    =

    =

    2

    3

    3

    X,

    1-2-1

    2-2-1

    1-1-1

    A 1

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    Q.18. Solve the following equations by Cramers Rule:

    (a) 2x-z=1, 2x+4y-z=1, x-8y-3z=-2 A. x=1,y=0,z=1

    (b) 2x+y+z=8, 3x-y-2z=-6, x-y+3z=7 A. x=1,y=3,z=3

    (c) 2x+3y-z=9,3x-2y-z=1,2x-y+2z=4 A. x=2,y=2,z=1

    Q.19. The frozen sea fish market is essentially made up of two competing producers- Big Fish

    and Tasty Ones. Suppose that 65% of the customers buying the Big Fish product one month will

    remain loyal the next month, while 25% of those buying the Tasty Ones product one month switch

    to Big Fish the next month. Set up the brand switching matrix describing the loyalty transitions

    from one product to the other. Supposing that the original market share of Big Fish is 90%,

    determine its share two months hence. What is the equilibrium value of market share of Big Fish?

    A.

    0.750.35

    0.2565.0, 49%, 42%.

    Q.20. Three major suppliers dominate the compact disk market, their products being MAG5,

    D5MR and 5MEM. Computer users regularly purchase these disks in packs of 20 on a quarterly

    basis. Of those users purchasing MAG5 one quarter, 90% will purchase the same product the next

    quarter, the remainder evenly switching between D5MR and 5MEM; 70% of D5MRs customers

    remain loyal, 20% switching to 5MEM; of those customers purchasing 5MEM one quarter, an

    average 10% will switch to MAG5, and another 10% will switch to D5MR the next quarter. Set up

    a brand switching matrix describing this consumer behaviour.

    A.

    0.80.20.05

    0.10.70.05

    0.10.19.0

    Q.21. A small country produces three forms of energy- electricity, oil and coal. Production of 1

    unit of electricity requires 0.2 units of electricity, 0.2 units of oil and 0.1 units of coal. Production

    of 1 unit of oil requires 0.4 units of electricity, 0.4 units of oil and 0.2 units of coal. Production of 1

    unit of coal requires 0.1 units of electricity, 0.1 units of oil and 0.3 units of coal. What gross

    production is necessary to meet an external demand for 100 units of electricity, 200 units of oil and

    100 units of coal.

    A. 440 units electricity, 540 units oil and 360 units coal.

    Q.22. If one is solving three linear equations involving two unknowns, what happens?(a)There will always be infinitely many solutions (b)Usually there will be infinitely many solutions,

    but occasionally there will be one or no solutions (c) Usually there will be no solution, but

    occasionally there will be one or more solutions (d)There will always be exactly one solution (e)

    There will never be a solution

    A.(c)

    Q.23. Determine whether the following systems are consistent, inconsistent or dependent. If

    consistent, determine the solution:

    (a) x+y=2, x-y=4 A.consistent, x=3,y=-1

    (b) y=2x+8, x-y/2=-4 A.dependent

    (c) y=-2x-5, y=x/2+5 A.consistent, x=-4,y=3

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    (d) x/2+y/6=1,x/3+y/3=1 A.consistent,x=y=3/2

    (e) 12x+8y=5,-9x-6y=5 A.inconsistent

    (f) y=-2x-3,y=x/2+5 A.consistent, x=-16/5,y=17/5

    Q.24. In an election, the three candidates for office received 20%, 27% and 53% of the vote,

    respectively. The winning candidate had a majority of 732 votes over the total of her opponents.

    How many votes did each get? Set up a system of linear equations and solve by the Gauss-Jordan

    method.

    A.2440,3294,6466

    Q.25. In the following exercises, the augmented matrix for a system of linear equations has been

    changed to row echelon form. Decide in each case whether the corresponding system is consistent

    or inconsistent and, if it has any solutions, find all of them.

    (a)

    100

    210

    531

    (b)

    0000

    4100

    12-2-1

    (c)

    0000

    10002100

    4-23-1

    A.(a) inconsistent (b) consistent, solution is 9+2t,t,4 for any real number t

    (c) inconsistent

    Q.26. Use a Gauss Jordan reduction of the appropriate matrix to find all the solutions to the given

    system of linear equations, if any exist.

    (a) x+y+z=0, x-y+z=0, x-3y+z=0 A.(-t,0,t) for t (b) x-y+z=0, 2x+3y-5z=0, 3x+2y-4z=0 A. (2t,7t,5t) for t (c) x+y=w, w+x=y, w+z=2x, x-y=z A. (0,t,-t,t) for t (d) x-2y-2z=-1, 2x+3y-z=1,x+y-z=0 A. (1,0,1)

    (e) x-y-z=3, 2x-2y+3z=5 A.

    +5

    1,,

    5

    514t

    tfor t

    (f) x+2y-2z=0, 3x-y+3z=1, 4x+y+z=2 A.inconsistent

    (g) u+v-w-x=0,u-v+w-x=0, u+v-w+x=0 A.(0,t,t,0) for t

    (h) x-3y+z=1, 2x+y-z=2, x+4y-2z=1, 5x-8y+2z=5 A.

    + ttt ,

    7

    3,

    7

    21 for t

    Q.27. Write the augmented matrix for the system of equations:

    x-y+z=1, x+2y-z=2, 2x-3y+3z=1

    Reduce the matrix to its reduced row echelon form and solve the system, if it has any solution.

    A.(2,-1,-2)

    Q.28. Use a Gauss-Jordan reduction of the appropriate matrix to find all of the solutions to the

    following system of equations, if any exist:

    -x-3y+z=1, -2x+y-z=2, -x+4y-2z=1, -5x-8y+2z=5

    A.x=-1,y=0,z=0 is the unique solution

    Q.29. Use a Gauss-Jordan reduction of the appropriate matrix to find all of the solutions to thefollowing system of equations, if any exist:

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    3x-3y+z+2w=1, -2x+y-z+3w=3, -x+4y-2z+w=-2, 6x-2y+2z+4w=8

    A.x=-1, y=3/2, z=53/10, w=8/5 is the unique solution

    Q.30. Given that the homogeneous system of equations,

    (1-a)x+y-3z=0, ay+2z=0, (1+a)z=0

    (a) does not have a unique solution, find all possible values of a; then find all the solutions of the

    resulting homogeneous system of equations (b) for what values of a does the homogeneous system

    of equations have a unique solution? What is the unique solution?

    A.(a)a=0,1,-1; for a=0, x=-t,y=t,z=0, t being any real number; for a=-1, x=t/2, y=2t,z=t; for a=1,

    x=t,y=z=0 (b) for all a different from a=0,1,-1, the system has the unique/trivial solution x=y=z=0.

    Q.31. Find the value of Rs 1000 deposited in a bank at 10% interest for 8 years compounded (a)

    annually (b) quarterly (c) continuously

    A.(a) 2144(b) 2204 (c)2226

    Q.32. A loan shark lends you Rs 100 at 2% compound interest per week rate. How much will you

    owe after 3 years? What is the sharks profit on such a loan?

    A. 2196,2096

    Q.33. A rich uncle wants to make you a millionaire. How much money must he deposit in a trust

    fund paying 8% compounded quarterly at the time of your birth to yield Rs 1,000,000 when you

    retire at age 60?

    A.8629

    Q.34. A Rs 15,000 machine depreciates by 35% per year. Find its value after 4 years?

    A. 2678

    Q.35. A sum is invested at 12% interest compounded quarterly. How soon will it double in value?

    A. 5.9 years

    Q.36. Find the inverse of the given functions:

    (a) )3x(5)x(h = A. 35

    x)x(h 1 +=

    (b) )3x(2)x(g = A.2

    x3)x(g 1 =

    (c) 4x)x(d3

    += A.31

    4x)x(d =

    (d) 3 4x)x(p += A. 4x)x(p 31 =

    (e)3x

    2)x(R

    = A. 3

    x

    2)x(R 1 +=

    Q.37. Determine the domain of the functions in interval notation:

    (a)2x

    x)x(G

    = A. x2

    (b) t115)t(G = A. (-,5/11]

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    (c)3w

    5)w(P

    = A. (3, +)

    Q.38. Determine whether the function given is even, odd or neither:

    (a)1x

    x2)x(g

    2 = A.odd

    (b) ( )22 x3x)x(f = A.neither(c) 2x2x)x(G = A.even

    Q.39. Determine the equation of the line described in the form y=mx+b.

    (a) The line passes through (2,1) and (-1,-8) A.y=3x-5

    (b) The line passes through (2,1) and is parallel to the line 3x-7y=5 A.7

    1x

    7

    3y +=

    (c) The line passes through (12,-8) and is perpendicular to the line 12x+7y+10=0. A. 15x12

    7y =

    (d) The line is the perpendicular bisector of the line segment with end points (5,10) and (1,-2).

    A. 5x3

    1y +=

    Q.40. Determine the functions f+g,f-g,fg and f/g and state their domains:

    (a) ( )2224 3x)x(g,xx2)x(f +== A. ( ) ( ) ( )( ) 24682424 x9x12x11x2xfg,9x7x)x(gf,9x5x3)x(gf ++==++=+

    ( )( )

    +=

    :domainall,

    3x

    xx2x

    gf

    22

    24

    (b) ( )2x

    2xxg,

    x

    3)x(f

    +==

    A. ( )( ) 0x:domain,x

    2x4xgf

    2

    +=+ ; ( )( ) 0x:domain,

    x

    2x2xgf

    2

    =

    ( )( ) 0x:domain,x

    6x3xfg

    3

    += ; ( ) 2,0x:domain,

    2x

    x3x

    gf

    +=

    (c)x

    2x)x(g,4x

    x)x(f +=+=

    A. ( )x4x

    8x6x2)x(gf

    2

    2

    +++

    =+ , domain: x0,-4; ( )( )x4x

    8x6xgf

    2 +

    = , domain: x0,-4

    ( )( )4x

    2xxfg

    ++

    = , domain: x0,-4; ( )( )( )4x2x

    xx

    gf

    2

    ++=

    , domain: x0,4,-2

    Q.41. Find gfo and fg o for the following functions:

    (a) ( ) ( )

    x

    1xg,x5xf == A. ( )( )xgfo =

    x

    5, ( )( )xfg o =

    x5

    1

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