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MATH Weekly TEST-1



Q# 1 Let A be the set of prime numbers greater than 40 and B is the set of positive real numbers A&#8851B = ?
a) A
b) {41, 43, 45, 47…….}
c) { 23, 29, 31, 37 }
d) R+.


Q#2.Given that A and B are any two sets then symmetric difference of A and B
a) {x│x∈(A–B)∨x∉(B–A)}
b) {x│x∈(A–B)∨x∈(B–A
c) {x│x∈A∧x∈B}
d) {x│x∈Ax∧∉B}


Q#3.The -------- of set A and set B is the set of elements which belong to A but do not belong to B
a) Intersection
b) Union
c) Difference
d) Complement


Q# 4. In coordinate geometry, the universal set contains all the points in the
a) Space
b) Plane
c) Universe
d) None


Q# 5 Members of the Power set of the set A = { a, b, c } are
a) 4
b) 10
c) 8
d) 16


6) ( i104 + i17 + i30 )32 = ?
a) 1
b) i
c) -1
d) -i


Q# 7 ( 1 + i )8 = ?
a) 64
b) -128
c) 128i
d) None


Q# 8 Roots of the equation x2 + 16 = 0 are
a) 4,-4
b) 4i,-4i
c) 4i,4
d) None


Q#9 (1+2i)/(3-4i) +2/5
a) (i+2)/5
b) (i-2)/5
c) (i+2)/5i
d) (i+2i)/5


Q# 10 For what value of p and q the roots of the equation x2 + (p – 4) x = -q + 5 may vanish?
a) p = 4, q = -5
b) p = -4, q =-5
c) p = 4, q = 5
d) p = - 4, q = 5


Q# 11 The roots of ax2 + bx + c = 0 are rational and unequal if b2- 4ac is
a) > 0 and not a perfect square
b) <0 br=""> c) =0
d) > 0 and a perfect square


Q# 12 The equation whose roots are double the roots of x2 – qx + c = 0 is
a) x2 – 2qx – 4c = 0
b) x2 – 2qx + 4c = 0
c) x2 + 4qx + 4c = 0
d) x2 – 4qx + 4c = 0.


Q# 13 The equation ax2 + bx + c = 0 has one root negative and other positive iff
a) b > 0, c > 0
b) b < 0, c > 0
c) c < 0
d) b < 0.


Q# 14 The sum of complex cube roots of unity is
a) 0
b) 4
c) -1
d) 1


Q# 15 the area of a circle is 484 sq-cm. the length of the diameter of the circle is
a) 44/∏
b) 22/√∏
c) 44/√∏
d) 22/∏


Q# 16 the sum of two numbers is 32 and sum of their squares is 904, find greater number.
a) 20
b) 30
c) 40
d) 45


Q# 17 (ω51+ ω110 )71 = ?
a) ω
b) -ω
c) – ω2
d) 1- ω.


Q# 18 If α, β are the roots of the equation x2 - px + 7 = 0, and α2 + β2 =22 find the value of “p”
a) ∓ 2√ 2
b) ∓ 6
c) -6
d) None


Q# 19 If x1, x2 are the roots of the equation 2x2 - kx – 3 = 0, and x1 + x2 = 1 then k= ?
a) 3
b) 2
c) -1
d) -2


Q# 20 Six consecutive integers are given. The sum of the first three is 270 find the sum of the last three.
a) 290
b) 300
c) 278
d) 279


Q# 21 The nature of the roots of the equation x2 + 7x – 8 = 0 is
a) real, irrational and unequal
b) real, rational and equal
c) real, rational and unequal
d) complex.


Q# 22 If α and β are the complex cube rootsof unity, then (α4 + β4) +1/αβ = ?
a) 0
b) 2
c) 1
d) 1/2


Q# 23 If (x – 1) is a factor of the equation x2 + ax – 4 = 0, then value of a is
a) 2
b) 4
c) 10
d) 3


Q# 24 Find the value of m if one root of 2x2 - mx + 3 = 0 is double the other.
a) ∓ 3
b) ∓ √ 3
c) ∓ 3 √ 3
d) None


Q# 25 If the equation x2 + (7 +a) x + 7a + 1 = 0 has equal roots then the value of a is
a) -3
b) 5
c) 10
d) None


UET TEST PATTERN


UET TEST PATTERN

Just like the previous year, UET officially announced the pattern of ECAT and strategy to prepare the
test…
GUIDELINES FOR PREPARATION OF BSc ENGINEERING ENTRY TEST
Entry Test For B.Sc:
The Entry Test has a total of 100 questions divided into four portions. There are (+4) marks for correct answer and (-1) mark for wrong answer. Maximum marks as such are 400.
Three compulsory portions comprising of 70 questions are:
  • Mathematics (30 questions);
  • Physics (30 questions)
  • English (10 questions)
                                   The candidate will choose either Chemistry or Statistics or Computer Science for the remaining 30 questions. Kindly note that Chemistry is compulsory for candidates with Pre-engineering or DAE backgrounds. Candidates choosing Computer Science or Statistics must have the requisite subject combination in Intermediate and will only be eligible to apply in restricted programs as stated in the prospectus of Engineering Universities.
                                   There are four versions of the Entry Test. All four versions have the same set of questions, however, the sequence of compulsory subjects, multiple choice options and sequence of questions in each version is different.
English Portion:
                      The 10 questions of English portion has a comprehension passage , in English the candidates are given a paragraph to read and answer related questions.
Math, Physics and Chemistry Portion:
                      Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Computer Science and Statistics questions have been set from the syllabus of F.Sc (Intermediate). Efforts have been made to set the questions from those topics of F.Sc (Intermediate) that are common to ‘A’ level British System syllabus.

Important Note:
                     The purpose of the Entry Test is to check the competency/ skill level attained by the candidates during the Intermediate level studies.

SELF PREPARATION


SELF PREPARATION

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MATH SELF TEST
1).WEEKLY TEST



CLOSING MERIT OF NUST-2014(1st LIST)


CLOSING MERIT NUST-2014

1st LIST

This is the first merit list of NUST 2014 session.It seems from merit list that the merit is too much high because of three NET-Series 1,2 & 3.


Mechanical Engineering (SMME)
254
Mechanical Engineering (EME)
468
Mechanical Engineering(PNEC)
1124
Electrical Engineering (EME)
528
Electrical Engineering (SEECS)
463
Computer Science ( SEECS)
1693
Computer Engineering (EME)
1470
Software Engineering (SEECS)
940
Software Engineering (MCS)
1202
Civil Engineering (SCEE)
850
Civil Engineering (MCE)
1128
Chemical Engineering (SCME)
855
Electrical Engineering (PNEC)
1479
Software Engineering (MCS)
1202
Mechanical Engineering(PNEC)(winter)
1544
Geo Informatic Engineering (SCEE)
2193
Environmental Engineering (SCEE)
2206
Mechatronics Engineering (EME)
763
Avionics Engineering (CAE)
873
Aerospace Engineering (CAE)
566
Material Engineering (SCME)
1348


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TORQUE & EQUILIBRIUM


PHYSICS

TORQUE & EQUILIBRIUM

TEST-1



1.Torque is the _______ effect produced by a force acting on a body:
a)   Accelerating                                                      
b)   Stopping
c)   Lifting                                                           
d)   Turning
A
2.Torque is a vector quantity that produces _______ in a body:
a)   Momentum                                                         
b)   Angular acceleration
c)   Angular momentum                                         
d)   Linear acceleration
B
3.Units of torque in the SI system are:
a)   mS-1     
b)   mS
c)   NS         
d)   Nm
D
4.Torque is also called:
a)   Moment of force     
b)   Moment of the inertia
c)   Centrifugal force     
d)   Centripetal force
A
5.The shortest distance between the line of action of the force and the origin (fixed point) is called:
a)   Moment              
b)   Moment arm
c)   Position vector   
d)   Radius vector
B
6.For given values of F and r, the magnitude of the torque will be maximum when the angle between them is:
a)   30o         
b)   45o
c)   60o       
d)   90o
D
7.By convention, torques producing anti-clockwise rotation are taken as:
a)   Positive        
b)   Negative
c)   Zero              
d)   None of the above
A
8.Two equal and anti-parallel forces acting on a body form a _______.
a)   Pair         
b)   Couple
c)   Torque                                                            
d)   Moment
B
9.If the distance between the lines of action of two forces forming a couple and having a magnitude F is L, then the magnitude of the couple is:
a)   1/2FxL                                                           
b)   L 2FxL
c)   FxL                                                                 
d)    FxL2
C
10.The point in a body at which an applied force produces linear acceleration but no rotation is called its:
a)   Geometric centre  
b)   Centre of gravity
c)   Centre of mass      
d)   Core
C
11.During the motion of a rigid body, its centre of mass describes only:
a)   Translational motion        
b)   Rotational motion
c)   Vibrational motion         
d)   Rotational and translational motion
A
12.The point on which the weight of a body acts is called its:
a)   Centre of gravity   
b)   Centre of mass
c)   Geometric centre  
d)   Core
A
13.If the gravitational field is uniform the centre of mass and centre of gravity of a body:
a)   Are opposite to each other  
b)   Lie in the same line
c)   Coincide with each other  
d)   Have no relation with each other
C
14.Angular momentum and moment of inertia are related to each other by the relation:
a)   I=LxwI        
b)   I=Lw2
c)   L=Ixw                                                             
d)   I=L2w
C
15.The magnitude of angular momentum can be found by the expression:
a)   mrw                                                                
b)   mrw2
c)   m2rw     
d)   mr2w
D
16.If a particle moves in a circular orbit with constant speed, its angular momentum about the centre of the circle:
a)   Change with time        
b)   Depends on its angular displacement
c)   Remains constant   
d)   Depends on its angular velocity
C
17.The angular momentum of a particle having uniform velocity about a fixed origin:
a)   Varies with its position w.r.t. the origin 
b)   Varies with time
c)   Remains constant        
d)   Is zero
C
18.According to the law of conservation of angular momentum, the angular momentum of a rotating body or system of bodies is constant if no external _______ acts on the body about that axis:
a)   Torque             
b)   Force
c)   Couple       
d)   Moment of inertia
A
19.Torque is also called as:
a)   Moment of inertia     
b)   Moment of momentum
c)   Moment of force         
d)   Quantity of motion
B
20.A diver uses the law of conservation of momentum when he curls his body while diving so as to:
a)   Make his jumping time shorter 
b)   Plunge into water at a farther point
c)   Make one or two extra somersaults  
d)   Jump into the water more safely
C


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