Optionals IAS Mains Mathematics: Questions 211 - 217 of 283
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Question 211
Appeared in Year: 2013
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Short Answer▾What are the orders of the following permutations in so?
And (Paper II)
Question 212
Appeared in Year: 2014
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Essay▾Find the maximum or minimum values of subject to the conditions . Interpret the result geometrically. (Paper I)
Explanation
Let … eq. (1)
Subjected to the constraints
… eq. (2)
And … eq. (3)
Consider the function
Where are Lagrange՚s multiplies to be determined
For extreme values,
… eq. (4)
… eq. (5)
… eq. (6)
Multiplying (4) by , (5) by , (6) by and adding, we get
Putting this value of in (4) , (5) , (6) , we get
Putting value of in (3) , we get
Or
This equation gives max…
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Question 213
Appeared in Year: 2015
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Essay▾State Cauchy՚s residue theorem. Using it, evaluate the integral
(Paper I)
Explanation
Let
Poles of are given by
At
Now
So is simple pole of
At
So is simple pole of
At
Finite
Is pole of order
Cauchy՚s Residue Theorem: - If is analytic within and on a closed contour except at a finite number of poles , then
Where R. H. S. denotes sum of residues of at its poles lying within c.
Using Cauchy Residue Theorem,
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Question 214
Appeared in Year: 2007
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Essay▾Is an irreducible element, but not prime, justify your answer. (Paper II)
Explanation
- First, of all we find the unit of
Let be a unit in
- Then there exist such that
… eq. (1)
- Taking complex conjugate on both sides of (1) , we get
… eq. (2)
- Multiply (1) and (2) , we get
Only units in are
is neither zero nor a unit of
- Let … eq. (3)
- Taking complex conjugate on both sides, we get
… eq. (4)
- Multiply (3) and (4) , we get
- But has no integr…
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Question 215
Appeared in Year: 2014
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Essay▾Find the height of the cylinder of maximum volume that can be inscribed in a sphere of radius a. (Paper I)
Explanation
Let r be the radius of the base and h be the height of cylinder ABCD which is inscribed in a sphere of radius a.
- It is obvious that for maximum volume the axis of the cylinder must be along the diameter of the sphere. Let O be the center of the sphere such that . By symmetry, O is the midpoint of LM.
- Applying Pythagoras the…
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Question 216
Appeared in Year: 2005
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Essay▾Do the following sets form integral domains with respect to ordinary addition and multiplication. If so, state if they are fields:
(i) The set of numbers of the form with b rational.
(ii) The set of even integers
(iii) The set of positive integers (Paper II)
Explanation
- (i) Let
Let
is not closed under multiplication
is not a Ring
is not Integral domain
The set of number of the form is not integral domain.
- (ii) Let
is Abelian group
- (i) Let
- So is closed under addition.
- (ii) Let
is associative under addition.
- (iii) such that
is identity element of under addition
- (iv)
- Such that
Inverse of every element is exist
- (v) …
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Question 217
Appeared in Year: 2012
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Essay▾If evaluate
Where S is the surface of the sphere above the plane. (Paper I)
Explanation
- The boundary c of the surface s is the circle
- The parametric equation of c are
- Now by Stoke՚s theorem
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