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The document outlines an examination paper for B.Tech. IV Semester students in Discrete Structures, detailing the structure, modules, and various questions related to binary relations, lattices, mathematical induction, group theory, and graph theory. Each module contains multiple questions, and students are required to attempt one question from each module. The paper emphasizes the importance of proofs and definitions in discrete mathematics.

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The document outlines an examination paper for B.Tech. IV Semester students in Discrete Structures, detailing the structure, modules, and various questions related to binary relations, lattices, mathematical induction, group theory, and graph theory. Each module contains multiple questions, and students are required to attempt one question from each module. The paper emphasizes the importance of proofs and definitions in discrete mathematics.

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PNROLLMENT NO, | melt re eye a pale XAMINATION APRIL 2023 ee B.Tech. IV Sem. (AICTE)|CSE/T/A1&DS| a Discrete Structure Subject Code: MAdOI Paper Code: BAISFOI Time: Three Hours No, of Pages: 02 Tastructions: 01 Attempt any one question from each module. 02 All question carry equal marks. Module-1 QI (@) Let 1 bea binary relation on the set ofall integers such Re 2 a0 + yes Bhs = {(@,b):(@ ~ b) is an even integer} Is a an equivalence relation? @) and 7. ww OR Q2 (a) For any three set A, B.C prove that Ax (B—C)=(A xB) -(AxC) ene Determine the number of integer between | to 250 that are aon a of the integers 2, 3, 5 ey Maximum Marks: 70 Minimum Marks: 22 coe! oO a cs iy {col} {col} (©) Show thatthe function f:2 -» Z defined by f(x) =x? + x, forall x € z, is amany one function, [cor Modute-tt Q3 (a) Define a lattice, distributive lattice. For any a and b in A, prove that [co2} av (ab) =aandaA(avb)=a (®) Show that a lattice is distributive if: [coz] (@Ab) Vv (bAc)V(CAa@) = (av b)ACVC)A(CVa) . OR . Q.4 (a) Show that {co2) ~ (pAq) = (~ pV (~ pva))e (~ pv) (b) Prove that {co2) CeD)IGS)> 087) is a tautology Module-II Q5 (a) Show that {coz} mye ree coeur) rea By mathematical induction. : (b) Determine the generating function of the numeric function a,, where [co2} 2, ifriseven oi {or , ifrisodd OR : 2.6 (a) Determine the particular solution for the difference equation, [co2 a, ~ 3a, + 20,2 = 2" (co2] (b) Solve the recurrence relation: dp ~ 5a; + 60-2 = 1(7 1), for r= 2 a Module-1V Q7 (a) Show that the intersection of two normal subgroup of a group is a normal subgroup. [603] (b) Detine field and show that the set of ceal number of the forma + hy3. where a and b are rational number, is a field with respect to addition and multiplication. {C03} OR Q.8 (a) Let H be a subgroup of a, prove that () H =Haif and only ifa eH (ii) Ha = Hb if and only if ab" EH (b) IER is aring, then for all a, b, c € R, show that: Rah * Module-V Q.9 (a) Write short note on. [co4] (_Tsomorphic graph (ii) Hamiltonian graph (iil) Binary tree (iv) Connected graph (®) Prove that the complement of a spanning tree does not contain a cut set and that the complement of a cut set does not contain a spanning tree. [co4] oR, Q.10 (a) Determine a minimum spanning tree for the graph shown below: (c04] (b) Write and explain an algorithm to find the shortest path from a specified vertex to another specified vertex of a graph. [CO4] 05603 BASE} S20? . eo bE oa Sas a = a s foes Sore Ly we) ' . ENROLLMENT NO, EXAMINATION APRIL 2024 B.Tech, LY Sem. (AICTE), [CSE, IT, ALS DS Discrete Structure Subject Code: MA4OL Paper Code: BAKSROI Time: Three Hours Maximum Marks: 70 No. of Rages: 02 Minimum Marks: 22 Tustruction ae resenbt one question from each module, Each question carries e ual an . Ei vi marks. 02. Assume Suitable data if missing/required. 2 “ : oN aaa Module I ag e QU (@) IFF:X ¥ in one-one onto, then Prove that f~":¥ —+ X is also one-oge 08 onto. {COL} (b) If 4,8, C.D are any four sets then prove: & (COR Weak 3 nB)xCnbd)=(Axc)n(BxD) 3.562? 02%; 0) OR a ws Q2 (a) Prove that among 10,000 people there are two who were bom at ex@Yfy the same time (hour, minute, second). (coy ©) TER is an equivalence relation in a set 4, then prove that R-1 is an equivalence relation in the set A. [col Module I Q3 (a) Prove that the following statement is logically equivalent: [co1) @ > @)Vvr=(pvr) (vr) (b) Define Hasse diagram. If A = {1,2,3,4,6,8,9,12,18,24) be ordered by the relation * divides 6” then draw the Hasse diagram of A. Icoly OR Q4 (a) Show that the following statement is tautology. (col) @AQV @A~ QV (~PAQ)V ~ pA~ Q). (b) IfX be a collection of sets closed under intersection and union. Then prove that (X,0,U) isa a {c Module D1 err i 2 is i ipl 6 25 @) Write the principle of mathematical induction and prove that n(n? + 5) is an integer aera - for all positive integers n, ©) Solve the recurrence telation a, + 6a,-1 + 9ar—2 = 3, given that ag = 0 anda, =1. {CO2] | | OR a = 2 2 usil rating function. UA) Solve the recurrence relation a, — 70,1 + 10dy-2 = 0, form > 2 using generating [c02) Cont... Re = - oo (h) Wate the generating function for the sequences (a = + 2)0 +13 Module 1V Q7 (a) Define cosets of a group with example. Consider a multiplicative group cG=(y alia: show that every left coset is equal tothe corresponding right coset , isa subgroup of G (CO3| (6) Prove that the intersection of two subgroups of a group G, is a subgroup of G [C03] oR Q8 (a) Prove thata non empty subset H of group G isa subgroup of G iff. » ~ 71603] i2- ; (i) a€H, bEH > abeEH c Be i UES @) aeHaate Ae sre bare sapaleut, ii is . pad, GOKAIPUN 4473" Where a” is the inverse of a in G. Pern Road OOk9 331997 (b) Define normal subgroups of a group G. Prove that a subgh3@PH°Ota group G, is normal eee H, WxeG ‘Module V 9 (a) Wright an algorithm for shortest path in weighted graph and use it to find shortest path from a toz in the following graph, where numbers associated with the edges are the weights [co4] (b) Define the following [co4] (@_Isomorphism and Homomorphism of graphs i) Graph coloring and chromatic number. , OR Q.10(a) Define Hamiltonian graph and Hamiltonian path wit i lton path with exampl en draw it vee contigs Hanitonian cat utsat anus aie sen 8 Pw (®) 1fG is aconnected graph then n —e + + = 2 where n d i e numberof edges and denotes the number of regions in an umbet of vertices, ¢ “(cou at ns BAKaroIR }NROLL MENT NO. ee ee | ABER 2024 TT, AT&DS} (AICTE) IV Sem. [CS Diserete Structure Subject Code: MA4OI Paper Code: BAL4FOL Time: Three Hours Maximum Marks: 70 No. of Pages: 02 Minimum Marks: 22 Instructions: OL. Attempt one question from each module. 02. All questions carry equal marks. Module 1 QU (@) Prove that @ A-(BNC)=(4-B)U(A-c) (i) AX (BC) = (axa) - (axe) () Debs Partial order relation and prove that the relation G defined on power set P(A) is partial order relation OR Q2 (a) Let R bean binary relation on the set of all integers such that R= {(ab) : a-b is aneven integer.) Prove that R is an equivalence Relation. (b) Show that the function f: R---->R_ defined by f(x) = 2x is one one and onto Module II Q3 (a) Show that the following proposition is tautologies (Aq) V (PA~q) V(~ pAQ) V(~ PA~a) (b) Write short notes on following: (i) Ordered set, | (ii) Isomorphic ordered set oR Q4 (a) Define Lattice. Let X beacollection of sets closed under intersection and union , then prove that (X, U,n jis a lattice. (6) Show that (p ~A q)V~r is equivalentto pV ~ (qAr) Module III > (@) Define Mathematical Induction . Use it to prove 416+ +n nine 2 Cont (by Solve the recurrence relation yer tyner | yu bh’ tht L OR (26 (a) Apply the generating himetion method to solve the following near difference equation Module IV Q7 (a) Define subgroup and prove that intersection of two subgroup is subgroup. (b) Let (R, +) be the additive group of all real numbers and (R’ , .) be the multiplicative group ‘number then show that the following mapping f is an isomorphism £R——>R’ defined by fer eV x ER OR Q8 (@) Define Normal subgroup and prove that A subgroup H of G is normal ifand only if xHxt VxeG pe er sic Copy (b) Write short notes on: Raj Phote eae eiisentonr doea at Sein Papers (ii) Monoid groups Fes. NOES (ii) Abelian group ‘ Doge aee Main Road. Guna ee rop Module Y Mob.-9424394652 Q9 (@) Define degree af vertex in a graph. Prove th wat, In any graph the number of vertices of odd d is always even. ‘() Find the shortest path form vertex A to Z in the following: Q10(a) Define the following with an example: (Graph (ii) Selfloop (iii) Regular graph (iv) Simple graph. () Show that the maximum number of edgesin a simple graph with n verticesis 2&2

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