Booklet Code B
Entrance Examination (February 20L4)
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Master of Computer Applications (MCA)
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Booklet Code B
Part A
1. There are 6 coins in a purse
whose value is Rs 1.15. The possible denom-inations of the
coins areRs 1,
b0ps, 25ps, 10ps, 5ps.Which
denominationCAI{NOT
bein
the purse,if
from the 6 coins, no change can be givenfor
Rs 1, 50ps, 25psor
10ps?A.
5psB.
25psC.
10psD.
50ps2. Let X
bea four-digit
numberthat
is a multiple of 9with
exactly three con- secutive digits being same. How many suchXs
are possible?A.
L2B.
19c.
16D.
20Find
9 integersfrom
1to
20(both
in- clusive) suchthat no
combinationof any 3 of the nine
integersform
anarithmetic
progression.A. r,
2, 6, 7,g,
L4. ,15, 19, 20B.
2,,3,6, g,
L2, L5, 17, 18,20c. t,2,4,7,9,
14, 16, 19, 20D.
2,3,5,
B, r2,, r5,, 16, 19, 20A
hundred apples haveto
be divided between 25 people sothat
nobody getsan
evennumber of apples. In
how many ways canthis
be done?4..
100B.
1E-1
c.
25D.0
Let X -
{1,2,3,.
..,3000}. What
isthe number of elements of
X
which are divisible by 3or
11but
nor by 33?A.
1182B.
L272c.
1092D.
1091How
many wordscan be
madewith
lettersof
the wordINTERMEDIATE if
the positions of the vowels and con- sonants are preserved?A.
151200B.
43200c.
21600D.
7200There are 51 houses on a
street.
Each house has an address between 1000to
1099(both inclusive). Which
one of the followirrg is defirritely true II At least one house has an
odd numbered addressII At least one
househas an
even numbered addressIII
Therewill
beat
leasttwo
houseswith
consecutive addressesIV There will be more than
two houseswith
consecutive addressesA. I
andIII B. I, II
andIII C. II
andIII D. I, II
andIV
5.
6.
7.
3.
4.
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Booklet Code B
8.
Eachof the thee
personsA, B and
11.A five member research group
isC belong to either TRUE fa"rnily
chosenfrom computer
scientists(Cs) whose members always speaktruth or A, B, C and D and
mathematicia,ru FALSE family whose membersalways
E,F,
G andH. At
least 3 CS must belie. If A
says"Either I or B belong in
the researchgroup.
Howeverto a difierent family from the other A
refusesto
workwith
Dtu'o", which of the following is defi- B
refusesto
workwith
Enitely true? F
refusesto
workwith
GD
refusesto
workwith F
A. A
belongsto TRUE family If B or C is
chosenwhich of
theB.
C belongsto
FALSEfamily
following is neeessarily true:c'
B belongsto TRUE family
L A
is definitelychosen II. D
is def-D.
B belongsto
FALSEfamily initely chosen IIL Either F
orG
isg, How many
orderedpairs of integers
chosen'(o,
6)
a.re neededto
gua.ranteethat A. I
onlythere a.re two ordered pairs (a1, b1)
and B. III
only(a2,b2) such that a1
modS:
aztnod,S ^
_:- -_-"and, b1 mod, b
=
bzmod.s? - c' II
onlYD. II
andIII
onlyA.
13B. 26
12. How many binary strings oflength
10contain
et
least three 1's andat
leastC. 16
three 0's?D. 25 A.672
10.
A student was asked to add the B'
11520first few natura.l numbers (that is, C.
9121+2 +3 + ...)
so long asher D.
140patience
permitted. As
she stopped,she
gavethe sum as 575. When
13.The first six Prime Ministers of
athe teacher declared
the
resultwrong, country ha.d an
averagetenure
ofthe student
discoveredthat
shehad 6 years. what is the
appro:<imate missed onenumber in the sequence
tenure of the 7th Prime Ministerif
theduring addition. The number she
avera€e tenure of first nine PrimeMin-
missedwas:
istersis
5.25 yearsand the
duration of the tenureof the 7th, 8th,
and 9thA.
lessthan 10
Prime Ministers are in theratio
l:2:S?B. 15 A.
1 year 3 monthslg
daysC. 10 B.
2 yearsD.
more tha.n15 C. I
yea.rl0
monthslb
daysBooklet Code B
D. lyearOmonths
14.
The three words "MCA SCIS
UH"are
flashedon a digital sign
board.The
wordsindividually are
switchedon from a switch-off position at
reg-ular
intervals of. 4,T and g seconds re- spectively.After
they are switched on, the words are switched offafter
2 sec.3 sec and 4 sec respectively.
If at
time't' all the
words happenedto
switch off simultaneously,find the
least time at which all three wordswill
switch on simultaneously.A.
252 secB.
94 secC.
126 secD.
38 sec15.
In
the followingmultiplication,
each*
represents adigit. What
isthe multi-
plier?2 3
5x{<*
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B.
23c.
12D.
22L7.
Ram and
Shyamtake a vacation
attheir grandparents' house.
Duringthe
vacation,they
do anyactivity
to-gether. They either
playedtennis
inthe
eveningor
practicedyoga in
themorning,
ensuringthat they do
not undertakeboth the activities on
anysingle day. There were
some dayswhen they did nothing. Out of
thedays
that they
stayedat their
grand_parents' house, they involved in one of
the two activities on 22 davs.
How_ever,
their
grandrnother while sending an end of vacationreport
totheir
par_ents stated
that they did not
do any_thing on 24 mornings and they
did nothing on L2 evenings. How long wastheir
vacation?A.
36 daysB.
29 daysC.
14 daysD.
cannot be determinedThe product of the
numbers 1to
100(both inclusive) is a huge
number.What
is the number of zerosthat
thisnumber will
haveat the right
hand end?A.
20B.
100c.
24D.
22a,b,c,d, and e
a,refive
consecutive integersin
increasingorder of
size.Which one of the following expressions.
is
not
an odd nurnber?,F**(r<
**t<t<
* * 56x<
A.
24B.
48c.
96D,
12Now
the time is 4 O' clock. By 5
O, clock,the minute
hand overtakes thehour hand
between4 and 5. In
24 hours,that
is by4
O'clock tomorrow) how many times does the minute hand overtake the hour hand?A.
2418,
16.
19.
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2r.
Baoklet Code B
20.
A. ab+c
B.
ab*d,C. ac*d D. ac*
eThink
of any 3-digit number and writeit down
twice side-by-sideto form
a6-digit number. Eg' if the
number youthink
is 123, then6-digit
numberis
123123.Which of the
following is FALSE about such 6digit
number?A.
They are always divisible by 3B.
They are always divisibleby
11C.
They are always divisible by 7D.
They are always divisibleby
13Yana and
Gupta
leavefrom
pointsx
andy
towardsy
andx
respectively si- multaneouslyand travel in the
same route. After meeting each other on the w&y, Yana takes4
hoursto
reach her destination, while Gupta takest
hoursto
reach hisdestination. If the
speed of Yana is 48km/hr,
what is the speed of Gupta?A.
72 kmphB.
20 kmphC.
32 kmphD.
30 kmph22. A
Car rental agency has the following rental plans.Plan A: If
a caris
rentedfor
5 hoursor
lessthe
chargeis Rs.
60 per houror Rs.
12per kilometer
whichever is more.PIan
B: If the car is
rentedfor
morethan 5 hours, the
chargeis Rs.
50per hour or Rs.
7.50per
kilometer, whichever is more.4
Atul rented a car from this
agency, droveit for
30 kilometersand
endeCup paying Rs. 300. For how
many hoursdid
herent
the car?A.3 8.5 c.4
D.6
Read the following passage and answer the 23-25 based on this passage by choosing the most suitable answer to the question:
Natural
selection cannot possibly pro-duce any modification in a
speciesexclusively
for the good of
another species thoughthroughout
nature one species incessantly takes advantage of, andprofits by, the
structuresof
oth-ers. But natural
selection does often producestructures for the direct
in-jury
of other animals, as we seein
the fang of the adder.If it
could be provedthat
anypart of the structure of
any one species,had
been formedfor
the exclusivegood of another
species,it
would annihilate
my theory. It
is ad-mitted that
therattle
snake has a poi- son fang for its own defence,but
some authors supposethat
at the same timeit
is furnished rvith arattle,
to warnits prey. I
would almost as soon believethat the cat curls its end of its tail
when preparing
to
spring,in
order to warn the doorned mouse.It
is a muchmore probable view that the rattle
snake usesits rattle, in
orderto
alarmthe
manybirds
and beasts which areknown to attack
eventhe most
ven- omousspeeies.
(-Cho,rles Dartuin, inThe
Ongin
of Speci,es).23.
Booklet Code B
26.
What,
accordingto the author is
a contradictionto
the theory ofNatural
selection?A. Natural
selection creates changesin
a species sothat it
helps other speciesB. Natural
selection creates changesin
a species sothat it
can defenditself
C. Natural
selection creates changesin a
species sothat it
can harm other speciesD.
None ofthe
aboveWhy,
accordingto the author,
doesthe rattle
snake have arattle?
A.
To warnits
preyB. to
scare any attackerC. in
self defenceD. for
no reasonFlom the
passage givean
exampleof
astructure that is
producedto
causedirect
harmto other
animals.A, rattle
of arattle
snakeB.
poison fangof
a snakeC. curl
of a cat'stail
D.
fang ofthe
adderPart B
Find
the minimum and maximum val- ues of thefunction
(10 cos 0+
24sin 0)A.
-10,24B. -26,26
c.
-25,25D. r0,24
E-q
27, Find
a valueof
,E
l2+t/2+2cos40 A.
2 cos20B.
2cos0C.
cos20D.
sin 2d28. The value of
sin(2sin*i(0.6))
A.
0.96B.
0.48C.
sin(1.2)D.
sin(1.6)29.
If o is
a non-realroot
ofro -
1, thenevaluate
a5+a3+a*1 a2+t A.
dzB.u c.0
D. -ez
The
solution set of(5
+
4cos 0)(2cos0*
1)-
gin the interval
[0,22i-] isA.
{trl3,r}
B.
{Arll,
arrl3}
C. {n
13,2rl3) D. {2n
13,5nl3}
If
cos0-4sin0 -
1,find
sin0++cos0.
A. *1 B. *2
24.
25.
30.
31.
-.
E-q
33.
Booklet Code B
c.0
D. t4
32.
Letf(r):++g ' rt-r E3'
Then the
domainof the
real function/is
A. (-oo, -3)
U (1, co)B. (-*,
1)n (-3, *)
C" (1,*) D. r*I,r**g
Consider 12
- 3r -2 <
10- 2r.
Thisinequality
holds rvhenA. r )
4 andr < -g B. r <2
andr > -B C. r <
4 andz > -3 D. 12:I2
Ii^fr-2 -z
r-+4
4_ f
A"
-r 12E}.0
c. -rl4 D.
Il\/2
f (*): I,_a,
@-
n)2 has a minimumat rs. Then ro:
?A. r+++*+ +*
B. *F
(-r.
m(m+I)2
D. *(r+i+i+ +*)
The
numberof
surjectionsfrom A -
{L,2,3,
. . .nl,n ) 2 onto B :
{o, b}is
A. (;)
B.2-2
,C.
nPzD.
2n-r
37. Let O
denotethe null set and
p(,S)denote
the
power setof
^9. Then how many elements doesp(p(O))
have?A.0
El.2
rc.
1D.3
38. In a town of
10,000families, it
wasfound
that
40% familiesbuy
newspa- perA,
20% buy newspaper B, 10% buy newspaperC,
S%buy A and B,
g%buy
B
andC,
and AYo buyA
and C.If
2%
buy all the
newspapers,then
the number of families who do not buy any ofthe
newspapersA, B, C
is34.
35.
A.
3300B.
4000c.
1400D.
120039.
Supposef (") - [1 / \ . *) ,n e N,n) 2 rhen
36.
A.
L< f (n) <2 B. S<f(n) <4
C.2<f(n)<J
D. o<f(n) <t
4A. Number of relations
on
a set ofn
ele- ments is equalto
A.
n2Booklet Code B
B.
2n'c.
2nD.n
4I. If [r]
denotesthe integer part of
r,,then
e-q
C.
1og3-
log2D.
145.
The
value ofthe
integralf" lg
sec3r
tan3r
tJ,
Q+ secar)wdr
is equal to
A. *(+rr' -
(2+ Jr)rtl)
B. te'tt - Qztty
C. |1+'tt -
S2t3)D. ie'tt - (r/s)'tt)
46. Derivative of sin 12
with
respectto
2r2 isA. I
coszr
B.
2 cos 12c. .* (*)
D. I
cos 1247. Find
daldr if
,: I*,Q+t)dt
A. 2r(L + ,') -
cosr(1 +
sinr)
B. r2(r + *l - sinr(t + siri rf
2)C.
tr2- sinr D. 2r - cosr
48.
Determine the set of all the values ofa for which the point (o,o')
lies insidethe triangle
formedby the
lines2n*3Y-1:0 r*2Y-3:0 5r-6Y-1:0 A. (+,-1) u (i,r) B. (+,1)
3_
I'm1a.
is equal to
A.4 B.
1C.
,rD,- t
D.3
42.
i
k:11
k6lT
is equalto
A.*
B. -+
n,+ rc.#
D. ilrTf
43.
If
t:"
.f(n)dr- 6, l_: f @)d* - -2,
p-5
and I I ft)dr-4
roo
A.0 B.4 C.
-12D.
-2^-O t
Find I_; T A. log2 - log3 B.
undefinedr12
tntn
,/-u
f (r)dr -?
44.
E-?
Bo'oklet Code B
49.
c. (+,*)u (i,r) D. (-1,
1)A ray of light is sent
alongthe
liner -
2y- 3 - 0. On
reachingthe
line3r -
2y- 5 : 0, the lay is
reflectedfrom it. Find the
equation ofthe
line containing the reflected ray'.A.29n-2y-31 :0 B.2r*3y-5:0 C.2r*y-3-0 D.2r*29y-31 -0
In a triangle ABC, where A -
(-4,
2),B : (2,1)
andC - (*4,-5),
find IAC
B.A.
30"B.
250c.
45"D.
60"The length and breadth of a rectangle formed by the lines
n+A-5,r-y-0, r*y-10andr-U:4is A' 2\/', \fr15
B.
1, 10C' 4,5
D. ,M,t/frs
52. From the top of a mountain of
60m height, the angles of depression of thetop
and thebottom
of a tower areob-
55'served
to
be30'
and 60o respectively,Find the
height ofthe
tower.A.
40mB.
55mC.
50m53.
8
D.
30rnIn a
convexpentagon ABCDE,
the sides havelengths 1, 2, 3, 4 and
5,though not
necessarilyin that
order.Let F, G, H,
andI
bethe
mid-pointsof the
sidesAB, BC, CD and DE
re- spectively.Let X
bethe mid-point
of segmentFH,
andY
bethe mid-point
of segmentGI. The
length of segmentXY
is an integer.Find all
the possible valuesfor the
length of sideAB.
A. Lor2 B.
3 onlyC.2or4 D.
4 onlyConsider the
matrix
are the
L3-
A.
fr1,t2 B.
fr2r rgC.
12 onlyD.
frt,,12 and 13'If
the system of equationsan*A+z-0,
n+W*z:A
and
r * y *
cz:0,
(a,b,, I
1) has anon-trivial
solution,then
the value of50.
54.
51.
| -z z -3-l
A_ I:, :, JJ
Which of the following
vectors eigen vectors ofA with
respectto
eigen value -3?r:[ j,] ,nz:L Ii]
T]
57.
ConsiderThen ,43
A.
anidentity matrix
B.
a diagonalmatrix
C.
amatrix with all
entries 10D.
amatrix with all
entries 0-q
D.
none of thesef(r) -
has local maximu
A.4 B.
16c.
-4D. vlffi
The general solution of the differential equation
* -z* +a:
e2*is
d'fr'
d,fA. (.t +
czr) e*+
ezrB,
c1fr€r+
e2'C.
cLe*+
e2rD. (rr +
czr)e' +
2e2*The differential equation
for all
circles passingthrough the origin
and having centres onthe
x-axis isA. 12-y2+2ryfi-g B. 12+a2+2ryfr-g C. n2-y2-Zryfr-g
D. 12+a2-2ryfi-g
Representation
of -# in 2's
comple- ment form assuming 8bits
are used to represent isA.
0.1101100B.
1.1101100c.
1.0010100D.
0.0010100r
Booklet Code B
A.
a,E}.0
c,
1D.
-156.
Forthe matrix
I
l-1
A- |
4l3
I
L-5
the
co-factor L31A.
L4B.
204C.
.T4D.
25459.
r 8
82 n
822r
mat?
2 rt
-,f 8 6
the
matrix
[r -z 21
A- L? ? 3]
-94is -4
7I
0
-1
is
-2
5 0
I
the matrix
1
I')r
cos (n+ 2)r
1)"
sin (n+ 2)r
60.
61.
58.
The determinantof
l-a2a
I
I
cos(n*)
cos (n.* I
sin(nr)
sin (n*
is independent of
]62
A.n
B.r
C.
0,F-9
Booklet Code B
63. The valu e of (F
AC)tu-
(786)ro in base8is
A.
4046B.
726c.
2076D.
4166If
the equation 12-25r *
156:
0 has roots (9)to and (10)ror irl which base isthe equation represented?
A.
11B.g
c.7
D.9
64.
65. An n-digit
decimal number is encodedin binary form
asfollows:
every odd nurnbereddigit from the
most signif-icant digit is
encodedusing
Binary CodedDecimal(BcD) form and
therest of the
even numbereddigits
areencoded using
4-bit
Gray code. Whatis the
encodedform for the
decimal nurnber 8743?A.
1000 0100 0010 0010B.
1000 0101 0100 0010c.
1000 0101 0010 0010D.
1000 0100 0100 0010Consider the flowchart given in Figure 1 and answer the
ques-tions 66 -
68.The function REVERSE(N)
reverses the digits ofthe
numberN
66. If N -
255 what is the value of. A whenthe algorithm halts?
A.
1515Figure 1: FlowChart
B.
5151c.
6666D.
5555If l/ : 75. what is the
surnof
the digits of/f
when thealgorithm
halts?A.6 B.
18C.
T2D.
24If .N _
255,how
rnanytimes is
the statementA - N
executed?10
67.
68.
c-q
Booklet Code B
A. 3
72.E}.5
c.2
D.4
69. A, B, C and D are playing a
card game which has many rounds.In
each round,A,
B, C and Dcut
a pack of.52 cards successivelyin the
given order.What
is theprobability that A
cuts aspade
first in the
game?What is the n.
probability that B
cuts a spade first?A.
B.
C.
D.
Let A
andB
betwo
events suchthat the probabilities Pr(A' n B) _
0.20 andPr(AnB) :
0.15. FindPr(AlB).
A.
314B.
417c. rl4 D.
317A
purse containsa l-rupee coin
andthree l-dollar coins, a
second purse contains two l-rupee coins andfour
1- dollar coins, and athird
purse contains three l-rupee coins and al-dollar
coin.If
a coin is takenout from
oneof
the purses selectedat randorn, find
theprobability that it
is a rupee.A.
AleB. rle
c. LlL2
D. rl4
74.
75.
11
A
box contains 50 bolts and 150 nuts.Half of the bolts
andhalf of the
nuts arerusted. If
oneitem is
chosen at randorn,then the probability that it
is rusted
or
is abolt
isA.214
B.5lg
c.
314D.
516Suppose
M is the
modeand
,S2 the variance of.n
observations.If
a posi- tive constant'o'
is added toall
the ob- servations,the
modeand
variance of these observationswill
be respectivelyA. M,
S,B. M+a,,52+a C. M -
a,52D. M +
a,52Using only the probabilities
Pr(AUB)
and
Pr(Aa B),
which of the following probabilities cannot be calculated?A. Pr(AAB) B. Pr(A' . B')
C. Pr(A'u B')
D. Pr(B)
A
normal 8 x 8 chess-board is made up of 64 black andwhite
cells.A
smaller square is being cut randomly suchthat
thecut
is made only along the bound- aries ofthe
cells.What
isthe
proba-bility
ofgetting
a 4x
4 square?A. t6/204
B.
41 64c.
161203D.4116 11
4)4q1
4)4 t75'u48
17564
48ffi,ffi
70.
7T,