Slider[Style1]

Style2

Style3[OneLeft]

Style3[OneRight]

Style4

Style5

Chapter 02 Groups

    Chapter 02                 Groups


1)  The set N of natural numbers is closed with respect to

A)     Addition
B)      Multiplication
C)      Both A & B
D)      Subtraction
Answer:                 C

2) The set Z of integers is closed with respect to

A)     Addition
B)      Multiplication
C)      Subtraction
D)      A, B and C are correct
Answer:                 D

3) The set R – {0} of real numbers is closed with respect to

A)     Addition
B)      Multiplication
C)      Division
D)       A,B & C are correct
Answer:                 D

4) In the set S = {0, 1} the binary operation defined is

A)    
B)      +
C)      ´
D)      ¸
Answer:                 C

5)The set S = {- 1, 1, - i, i} is a group with respect to the binary operation

A)     ¸
B)      ´
C)      +
D)     
Answer:                 B
6)The set S = {1, w, w2} is a group with respect to the binary operation

A)     ´
B)      ¸
C)      +
D)     
Answer:                 A

7) If set is a group with respect to addition then the number of identity elements in S is

A)     Unique
B)      Two
C)      Three
D)      None
Answer:                 A

8) If set S is a group with respect to addition then each element of S has _____ inverse.

A)     Unique
B)      Two
C)      Three
D)      None
Answer:                 A

9)R – {0} is a group w.r.t the binary operation

A)     +
B)      ´
C)      ¸
D)     
Answer:                 B

10)Q – {0} is a group w.r.t the binary operation

A)     +
B)      ´
C)      ¸
D)     
Answer:                 B

11) R is a group w.r.t the binary operation.
A)     +
B)      ´
C)      ¸
D)     
Answer:                 A

12)Q is a group w.r.t the binary operation.
A)     +
B)      ´
C)      ¸
D)     
Answer:                 A

13) S = {1, - 1} is a group w.r.t the binary operation.
A)     +
B)      ´
C)      -
D)      none of these
Answer:                 B
14)S = {0} is a trivial group under

A)     +
B)      ´
C)      ¸
D)     
Answer:                 A

15) S = {1} is trivial group under

A)     +
B)      ´
C)     
D)      division
Answer:                 B

16) A non empty set S which is closed with a binary operation ‘*’ is called group if

A)     The binary operation is associative
B)      There exists identity element with respect to the binary operation.
C)      There exist a unique inverse of each element of S with respect to the binary operation.
D)      All A, B & C hold.
Answer:                 D
 17)In a proposition  if   p→ q then q  → p is called
               
A)      inverse of  p→ q
B)       converse of  p→ q
C)       contrapasitive  p→ q
D)      none
Ans: B

18)Truth table containing all false values is called
A)  Tautology
B) Selfcontridiction
C) Equivallent
D) None
Ans: B

19)Truth table containing all true values is called
A)  Tautology
B) Selfcontridiction
C) Equivallent
D) None
Ans: A
 20) In a proposition if p→ q then contrapasitive of this proposition is denoted by
  
   
A)           q  → p
B)            ~ q  → p
C)            ~ q  →  ~ p
D)            None

Ans: C


 21) In a proposition if p→ q then inverse of this proposition is denoted by 

A)           q  → p
B)            ~ q  → p
C)            ~ p  →  ~ q
D)            None
Ans : C
 22) In a proposition if p→ q then converse of this proposition is denoted by
   
A)           q  → p
B)            ~ q  → p
C)            ~ q  →  ~ p
D)            None
Ans: A


Chapter 1 NUMBER SYSTEMS

Chapter 1             NUMBER SYSTEMS


1)            radical 3 is
A)      Rational
B)      Irrational
C)      Integer
D)      Prime
Answer:                 B

2)            Product radical -2*radical -2 is equal to

A)      – 2
B)      2
C)      0
D)      4
Answer:                 A


3)            If x < y, y < z then

A)      x > z
B)      x < z
C)      x = z
D)      none of these
Answer:                 B


4)            (- i )5 is

A)      i
B)      – 1
C)      1
D)      – i
Answer:                 D
5)            The conjugate of – 6 + 3i
A)      – 6 – 3i
B)      – 6 + 3i
C)      6 + 3i
D)      6 – 3i
Answer:                 A
6)            The solution set of 5x + 8 = 0 when x ÃŽ N is

A)      non empty set
B)      -8/5
C)      8/5
D)      empty set
Answer:                 D

7)         For all x, y, z ÃŽ R, if (x y ) z = x (yz) then this property is called

A)      Commutative property under multiplication
B)      Associative under multiplication
C)      Distributive under multiplication
D)      Commutative under addition
Answer:                 B

8)            The additive inverse of a complex number x + yi

A)      x – iy
B)      x + iy
C)      – x – iy
D)      {x/x2 + y2, - y /x2 + y2}
Answer:                 C

9)          The conjugate of a complex number 5i

A)      – 5
B)      5i
C)      – 5i
D)      5
Answer:                 C

10)          The property used in this equation 3 x 7 = 7 x 3 is called

A)      Closure law
B)      Commutative law for addition
C)      Commutative property w.r.t multiplication
D)      Identity
Answer:                 C

11)          The additive inverse of (-x, -y) is

A)      (-x, -y)
B)      (x, y)
C)      (-x, 0)
D)      (x, -y)
Answer:                 B

12)          The property used in the equation 8 + 0 = 8 is called
A)      Commutative
B)      Associative
C)      Additive Identity
D)      Additive Inverse
Answer:                 C



13)          For all a, b, c ÃŽ R, if (a + b) + c = a + (b + c) then the property is called

A)      Commutative under addition
B)      Associative w.r.t addition
C)      Distributive under addition
D)      None of these
Answer:                 B

14)          The inverse of an element ‘a’ under addition is
               
                A) 1/a
B)      - a
C)      1
D)      0
Answer:                 B

15)          The additive identity is

A)      0
B)      – 1
C)      1
D)      none of these
Answer:                 A

16)          The product of two conjugate complex numbers is always a

A)      Real number
B)      Complex number
C)      Irrational number
D)      Natural number
Answer:                 A

17)          The sum of two conjugate complex numbers is always a

A)      Real number
B)      Irrational number
C)      Complex number
D)      Natural number
Answer:                 A




18)          If z = (a, b), then z –1 =

A)      (a, - b)
B)      (-a , b)
C)      (a/a2+b2,-b/a2+b2)
D)       (a/a2+b2,b/a2+b2)
Answer:                 C

19)          If z = a + bi, then IZI=?

A)      a2 – b2
B)      a2 + b2
C)      radical a2 +b2

Answer:                 c



20)          (- i )15 =

A)      1
B)      – 1
C)      i
D)      – i
Answer:                 C

21)          If z1 = (a, b) and z2 = (c, d) then z1z2 =

A)      (ac – bd,  ad + bc)
B)      (ac + bd,  cd – bc)
C)      (ad + bc,  ac – bd)
D)      (ad – bd,  ac + bd)
Answer:                 A





22)          The complex No. (a + ib) can be written as ______

                A) (a, ib)
                B) {a, b}
                C) (a, b)
                D) [a, b]
Answer:                 C

23)          The imaginary part of the complex Nos. (b, a) is ______

                A) ia
                B) b
                C) a
                D) none
Answer:                 C


24)          If x = 0, then multiplicative inverse of x is _______

                A) x
                B) – x
                C) 1
                D) 0
                E) none
Answer:                 e



25)          The value of in = _______ where n is an odd No.

                A) – i
                B) + i
                C) ± i
                D) none
Answer:                 D



26)          if x + iy = 5 – 6i 2k, then imaginary part (y) = _______

                A) – 6
                B) 6
                C) 0
                D) none
Answer:                 C

27)          A real number is always

                A) a natural no
                B) positive integer
                C) Rational number
                D) complex number
Answer:                 C

28)          The property used in the equation 7.8 + (- 7.8) = 0 is

A)      Commutative
B)      Associative
C)      Additive Identity
D)      Additive inverse
Answer:                 D




Top