ARAVALI COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND MANAGEMENT

DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING

Question Bank
Subject Name: Mathematics-I Subject Code: BSC 103 E

Module-1
1. Express in terms of gamma functions and evaluate
2. State and Prove Duplication Formula
3. Prove that
4. The curve r=a(1+cos revolves about the initial line. Find the Volume and area of the
surface formed.
5. Find the volume and Surface area of a sphere of radius r .
6. Find the volume of the solid generated by
7. Find the equation of evolute and involute of the parabola
8. Examine the convergence of the integral
9. Examine the convergence of the integral [ Dec 2018]

10. Show that

where a,b, m,n are positive . [ Dec 2018]

11. Find the volume of the solid formed by the revolution about the x-axis, of the loop of the
curve [Dec 2018]

12. Define Evolutes and Involutes. [ Dec 2018]

13. Evaluate the integral [Dec 2018]

14. Prove that [ Dec 2019]

15. Find the evolute of the cycloid [Dec 2019]

16. The area bounded by and the line x=4 is revolved about the line x =4. Find the
volume of solid of revolution. [Dec 2019]
17. The region bounded by the curve and the line y = x+3 is revolved about x-axis
to generate a solid. Find the volume of the solid. [April 2022]
18. Find the area under the following curve from x =1 to x = ∞ [ April 2022]
19. Evaluate [April 2022]

20. Find the equation of evolute of the cycloid [April 2022]

21. Prove that [April 2022]

22. Evaluate the improper integral [ March 2023]

23. Evaluate [March 2023]

24. A Sphere of radius a is divided into two parts by a plane at a distance a/2 from the center. Show
that the ration of the volume of two parts is 5:27. [March 2023]
25. Prove that [March 2023]

26. Prove that [March 2023]

27. State and prove relation between Beta and Gamma functions.

Module-2
1. Give the statement of Rolle’s theorem

2. Verify LMV for the function

3. Using Taylor’s theorem , expand in powers of (x-1).
4. State and Prove Lagrange’s Mean Value theorem.
5. Using Taylor’s theorem , Find the value of

6. Evaluate
7. Evaluate [Dec 2018]

8. Does the following limits satisfy Rolle’s conditions in [0,1]? Justify your answer.

[Dec 2018]
9. Prove that the rectangular solid of maximum volume that can be inscribed in a sphere is a
cube. [Dec 2018
10. Expand - by Taylor’s formula upto x .
4
[Dec 2018]
11. Evaluate the following limits if it exists where n is a positive integer.
 [April 2022, March 2023]

12. Find c of Lagranges mean value theorem for [April 2022]

13. Using L’Hospital Rule , solve the indeterminate form

14. A cone is circumscribed a sphere of radius r. Prove that when the volume of the cone is
minimum, its height is 4r and the semi-vertical angle is [April 2022]

15. Using Taylor’s theorem, prove that [April 2022]

15. Find the maxima and minima of the function defined as

16. Evaluate
17. Show that

18. What is Rolle’s Theorem? [March 2023]

19. State and Prove Lagranges mean value theorem. Also give its geometrical meaning. [Mar 2023]
20. Using Maclaurin’s theorem, prove that [Mar 2023]

Module 3
1. Use Gauss Jordon method to find the inverse of each of the following matrices
 8 4 3
2 1 1
 
1 2 1
1 1 1 
1  1  1
 
3 1 1 
2. For the matrix A= find two non singular matrix p and Q such that PAQ is
in normal form; hence find the rank of A.

2 1  3 6
 3  3 1 2
 
1 1 1 2
3. For the matrix A= find two non singular matrix p and Q such that
PAQ is in normal form; hence find the rank of A.

4. Using matrix method solve the equation 3x + 3y+2z =1, x+2y =4, 10y +3z = -2,
2x-3y-z= 5.
5. Check the consistency of the system of linear equation and hence find its solution
3x +y+2z=3, 2x-3y-z=-3, x+2y+z=4
6. For what values of system of linear equation
3x+2y+z=6 , 3x+4y+3z=14 , 6x+10y+ z =  have
No solution (ii) unique solution (iii) many solution

7. Are the following vectors linearly dependent? If so, find relation between them
(i) X1=(1,2,1) X2 = (2,1,4) X3 = (4,5,6)
(ii) X1 =(1,1 ,-1,1) X2 = (1,-1,2,-1) , X3 = (3,1,0,1)
8. Solve this system of equations using Gaussian Elimination.
-7x – 3y + 3z = 12
2x + 2y + 2z = 0
-x – 4y + 3z = -9

9. Find the rank of the matrix of the following

(a)

[Dec 2018]
(b)

[Dec 2019]
 10. Verify that the given matrix is Orthogonal. [Dec 2018]

11. Find the determinant of the matrix [Dec 2018]

12. Investigate the values of so that the equations

have (i) No solution (ii) a
unique solution (iii) an infinite number of solutions. [Dec 2018]

13. Solve with the help of Gauss-Jordan Elimination method, the simultaneous equations are x+y+z =3,
x+2y+3z =4, x+4y+9z = 6. [Dec 2018]

14. Find the inverse of the matrix [Dec 2018]

15. If is orthogonal , find a,b,c. [Dec 2019]

16. Using Rank method, Investigate the values of so that the following equations have(i) no
solution (ii) an unique solution (iii) an infinite number of solutions.
[Dec 2019]

17. If in which a, b, c are different, show that abc =1. [Dec 2019]

18. If , then show that is Hermitian.(Here A* denotes the transpose of the

conjugate of A) [April 2022]

19. If is a complex cube root of unity then the evaluate [April 2022]
20. Define orthogonal matrix and also give one example. [April2022, March 2023]
21. Find the value of k so that the rank of the following matrix is 3. [April 2022]

22. Reduce the set of equations x2yz = xy2z3 = x3y2z= e into a system of linear equations and hence, solve
it. [ April 2022]

23. If , then find A-1 [March 2023]

24. Evaluate the determinant [March 2023]

25. Investigate for what values of the equations
have (i) no solution (ii) an unique solution (iii) an
infinite number of solutions. [March 2023]
26. Solve if consistent, using Cramer’s rule x+y+z=9, 2x+3y+4z =13. 3x+4y+5z =40. [March 2023]

Module 4 and 5
1. Define Vector Space over the field F
2. Let V={(a1,a2):a1,a2 Define (a1,a2)+(b1,b2)=(a1+b1,a2+b2),

Then V is not a vector space over R.

3. Show that the set V={(a1,a2) : a1,a2 is a Vector space over R with addition
and scalar multiplication defined as (a1, a2)+(b1,b2)= (a1+b1,a2+b2),
(a1,a2)=(
4. Define Basis and Dimension Of a Vector Space.
5. If S ={v1,v2,…..vn} is a basis of V(F), then every element of V can be uniquely
expressed as a linear combination of v1,v2,v3,…….vn.
6. Extend the set {(0,0,0,3), (1,1,0,0), (0,1,-1,0)} to form a basis of R4.

7. Show that the matrix is Diagonalizable the matrix

8. Let . Test T is linear. If so,

find nullity and rank of T. [March 2023]
9. If be linear Transformation defined by . Let B
2
={(1,0),(0,1)} be an ordered basis of R and B’ = { (1,1,0), (0,1,1),(2,2,3)} be an ordered basis of
R3. Find the matrix of T in the bases B and B’. [ March 2023]

10. Let Test Whether T is linear.

[March 2023]

11. If 2 and 3 are eigen values of then find the eigenvalues of A-1 and A3.

[Mar 2023]
12. Define basis and dimension of a vector space with examples. [Marc 2023]

13. Verify Cayley Hamilton theorem for the matrix and hence find A-1 [Apr 2022]

14. For the linear transformation , find the

basis and dimensions of (i) its range space (ii) its null space(nullity). Also verify Rank Nullity
theorem. [ Apr 2022]
15. Find the linear transformation in the

standard basis . Also evaluate T(-2,2,3) and T(1,0,-2) [April 2022]

16. Find an orthonormal basis of the inner product space R3 with the standard inner product, given the
basis {(1,0,1),(0,1,1),(1,3,3)} using Gram-Schimdt process. Also, find the coefficients of the
vector (1,1,2) relative to the orthonormal basis. [April 2022]
17. Check the vectors (2,2,1),(2,0,-1),(4,2,1) linearly dependent or not? [Dec 2019]
18. Prove that the only eigen values that an idempotent matrix can possess are either 0 or 1. [dec
2019]
19. In a vector space V over F, Prove that au = bu that implies a= b if u≠0, a, b €F. [ Dec 2019]