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SAMPLE QUESTIONS
Q1. Let A be a 4×3 non-zero matrix and let be b a 4×1 column vector. Then Ax = b has
(A) a solution for every b.
(B) no solution for some b.
(C) a solution only when b = 0.
(D) a solution if b and the columns of A form a linearly independent set.
Q2. Let x0, x1, x2,… be the sequence generated by the Newton-Raphson method applied to the function f(x) = x³ – 2x + 2 with x0 = 1. Then the sequence
(A) converges to 0.
(B) becomes unbounded.
(C) converges to a root of f (x).
(D) does not converge.
Q3. Let A be a 3×3 matrix such thet A² = A. Then it is necessary that
(A) A is the identity matrix or the zero matrix.
(B) the determination of A4 is either 0 or 1.
(C) the rank of A is 3
(D) A has one imaginary eigenvalue.
Q4. A body is under stable equilibrium in a homogeneous fluid, where CG and CB are center of gravity and certer of buoyancy, respectively.
Two statements ‘P’ and ‘Q’ are given below:
P: For a fully submerged condition, CG should always be below CB
Q: For a floating body, CG need not be below CB
Choose the option that is valid for the present situation.
(A) P is False; Q is True when metacentre is below CG
(B) P is False; Q is True when metacentre is below CG
(C) P is True; Q is True when metacentre is below CG
(D) P is True; Q is True when metacentre is above CG
Q5. A non-dimensional number known as Weber number is used to characterize which one of the following flows,
(A) Motion of fluid in open channel
(B) Motion of fluid droplets
(C) Motion of fluid at high velocity
(D) Motion of fluid through a pipe
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