FIRST SEMESTER

Sub: Mathematics and Statistics (BCA - 132/142))

Date : 02/12/2017 Total Marks: 60 Time: 10.00 am to 12.30 pm

Instructions
1. All questions are compulsory uniess and otherwise stated.
2. Bold figures to the right of every question are the maximum marks lor that question.
3 Candidates are advised to attempt questions in order.
4. Answers written illegibly are likely to be marked zero.
5. Use of scientificcalculators, Log tables, Mollier Charts is allowrd.
6 Draw neat and labelled diagrams wherever necessary.

Q.1. Solve (Any 4) (8)

Balance dues (in Rs.) No. of Customers (0J|

50-200 10
200-350 8
350-500
500-650 0
650-800
800-950

What is the Range of given population (Data) ?

2. 5, 8, 10, 16, 24, 28 is given data sample calculate mean.

3. 8, 12, 35 ,60, 40 is given discrete distribution find Median

4. 61, 62, 63, 64, 60, 64, 64 is given data sample. find mode

5. Calculate Mean

Weight in Kg.
30-34
35-39

127.5 and their geometric is 60 find

6. Arithmatic mean oftwo observations in mean

H.M.

Q.2. Solve (Any 3) )

1. Calculate the mean deviation about mean for the following data-

ClassIntervals 4-6 8-10

Frequency
2 Given sets.
A-(2,4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14, 16, 18,)
B-3,6, 9, 12, 15, 18) find ANB, AUB, AN(AUB)

3 Find the image of the following functions of f(X)- 2x-3xt4

Find f(l), (O), f-1), f-2), (2)
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 4. Let f: (2,3, 4,5) (3,4, 5,9)
-

andg:{4, - {7, 11, 15 ,

function defined as (2)-3, f3)=4, f(4) M5) =5 g(3) g(4)=
=
-

gS) gO) -11 find gofdraw diagram of function

Q.3. Solve (Any 2) (8)

Given T-20,T,-320 ofcertain in G.P. Find Ts
2. From a pack of 52 playing cards, a hand of S cards is drawn find in how many
ways such a hand can be drawn.
3. Solve the following of
system equations by matrix method
x+yz 6 Ktt2- 6
2x-7+z3

Q.4.
X-ytz0 dn-Ht2:3
Soive (Any 3) (15)
1. Factorize 256x - 192x +85 0
2. Two unbaised dice are thrown in
air find the probability that in events.
a) Score is at most five
b) Score n each dice is same
Write the sample
space.
3. Draw a Pie
diagram to represent the following data of proposed expenditure by a
State Government for the
year 2015-i6.
Item Agriculture & Urban Health & Miscellaneous
Rural
Development Education
Development
Pioposed 4200 1500 1000 500
expenditure
in million Rs.
4.The following table gives the
frequency distribution of the weekly wages (in 0ORs.)
of 100 workers in a factory

Weekly 20-25 25-30 30-35 |35-40 40-45 45-50 50-55 55-60

Wages 60-65
No. of 4 12 23
31 10 8
Workers
Draw Histogram and find value of mode.

Q.5. Solve. (Solve any 2)

1. Find Karl Pearson's coeflicient
(20)
of correlation between sales (x) and expenses (y) of
the following ten firms.

Firm 8 9 10
sales (000 50 50 55 60 65 65 60 60 50
units)
Expenses
(000Rs.)
l6 16 6 15
14 13 13
2. From the following data obtain the regression equations.
Sales 91 97 103 12167 124 51 73 111 57
Purchases 71 75 69 97 70 91 39 61 80 47

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 3. From the
following data calculate
i) Laspeyre's Index Numbers
i) Finsher's Index Number
ii) Paasche's Index Number

Commodities Base year Current year

20 25 30
30 20 40 20

100 10 120 20

10 185 10
125
130 20 150 20

150 180 T0

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 Sub: Mathematics and Statistics (BCA - 131/142)

Date 0S 05/2019 Total Marks: 60 Time: 10.00 am to 12.30 pm

lestructions:
Al guestiORS are compulson unless and othenvise stated
Boldigures o the rnght of enen question are the nmaximum marks for that question
SCanidates are aNiNd to allempt questions vn order.
Anmers written illegiblr are likely to be nmarked zer0.
S s e ofseientifie calculators, og tables. Mollier Charts is allowed
O Draw a t and labelled diagramv wherever
necessary
Q1 Sobe (Any 4) (8)
1 A card is drown from a pack of S2 cards Find the probability that card is red

4S then find the value of 4A-B.

21tA4
2 1A and B

3IfA4,6,10,12,14,16,18.20,22} and B- 16 9,12,15,18 21} then find thesets

BUB, ANB.AUB.
4 Express in the form of (n+iy ) given as (5+3i)(7-2i).
S. If t ) 2x+3 and g() +1 then find the value of fog(x).

Q.2 Sobe (Any 3) 9)

Two unbiased dice are thrown. Find the probability in the event
(a)scoreis perfect square.
(b) Score on each dice is same.
lf the sum of the roots of the quadratic equations 5& sum of their squares is 27,find
the quadratic equation
3. Find the sum of first n odd natural numbers.
4In how many ways can 4 red ,3 yellow and 2 green discs be arranged in a row if the
dises of the same colour are indistinguable?

Q.3. Sobe (Any 2) (8)

Factorise +2x 5 0
2Solve the following system of linear equations-
A+y t 4z-4-0
2x+3y +6z-5 = 0
2y + z-3 x +2= 0

31fA B then find A+B+C ,Ax B,B C.

Q.4. Solve (15)

1. Draw Histogram for the data given

Class 10-3030-50 S0-70 70-90 90-110 110-130

frequency 10 30 16 15 20
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 about for the given data
2. Calculate Mean deviation mean

No.of days No.ofemployees

0-10 5
10-20
20-30 10
30-40 15
40-50
5.Find the mean .mode median of the following distribution of % dividend paid by
50 company

18-24 24-30
Dividend 0-6 6-12 12-18
8 10 15 12
No. of
companies
(20)
Q.5. Sove. (Solve any 2)
hree A ,B,C fire a target simultaneously.The probabilities
that A, B, C can
1.tree persons that exactly two
hit the target are (1/3) ,(1/4), (1/5) respectively. Find the probability
of them hit the target.
3.Calculatethe Laspeyers, Paasches
and Fishers Index Numbers for data-
Commodities Base year Current year
Price PO Quantitygo Price pl Quantity ql_
60 15
Rice 40 15
30 40 50 35
Wheat 30 25
25 20
Jawar 12
Pulses 60 10 90

The following random sample gives the number of hours

of study X for an
3.
examination and the grades Y obtained by 12 students. Estimate the correlation
the students.
coefficient between the no. of hours of study and the marks obtained by
4 6
3 3
Y 456055607 0
| 80 75 90 80 75 8
 Total Marks: 60 Time: 10.00 am to 12.30 pm
Date: 03/12/2019
Instructions:
1. All questions are compulsory unless and otherwise stated.
that question.
Bold figures to the right of every question are the maximum marks for
Candidates are advised to atlempt questions in order.
3.
4 Answers written illegibly are likely to be marked Charts is allowed.
zero.

5. Use of scientific calculators, Log tables, Mollier

6. Draw neat and labelled diagrams wherevernecessary. (8)

Fill in the blanks: (Any 4)
Q.1.

1. Evaluate:

is 1I and product of the roots is

Find the quadratic equationfor which sum of the roots

24.
3. If f ( ) = 2x+3
Find f() & f-). Are they equal?
3x+2
44. Solve:111001), -(111),
I 2 3
A 6 7 8| is singular or not?
Check whether the matrix
=

5.
45 6
9)
Q.2. Solve (Any 3)
Find the number of ways in which the four digit numbers can be formed with the digits
1.
not allowed.
0,1,2,3,4,5,6 &7 if repetition ofthe digits is
2. Find M.D. about Mean for the following observations: 23,24,27,25,21.
Find Coefficient of Variation for the following data:
11,16,17,15,18,13.
4. Represent the following data with the help of pie-chart:
Item Food Clothing Education EntertainmentSavings Others 3000 300
Expenses 2400 1200 1500 600

(8)
Q.3. Solve (Any 2)
1. Find the sum of first 20 terms in an A.P. 2,7,12,17,...

2. If two dice are thrown, find the probability that

The number on the first die is less than the number on the second die.
()
Both the dice shows the same digits.
(ii)

3 If A =
{10,20,30,40, B={10,40,50,60,70.80 and Universal set
U ={10,20,30,40,50,60,70,80,90,100}then Verify the following rule:
nA'UB') =n(AnB))

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Q.4. Solve (Any 3) (15)

Find Paasche's index number for the following data:

Commodities Base Year Current Year Base Year Current Year

Price Price Quantities Quantities

A 10 12
10
B 15 19
20 24
D 25
2 Find the probability of getting (i) atleast two heads (i) at the most two heads if three
coins are tossed.

3. If fx)=x-3 , g(x) 4x* =

-3x -9.Find fog &gof.
4
1fA45 1 and B 5
o
2 . Find AB & BA.

Q.5. Solve. (Solve any 2) (20)

1. The problems in Maths is given to three students A,B &C. The probability that A
can solve the problem is 1/10. That of B is 1/5 and that of C is 1/4. If all of them
have tried independently, find the probability that (i) Exactly one of them solved the
problem. (1) Atleast one of them solved the problem (ii) At the most one of
them solved the problem.

2. FindMean, Mode and Median ofthe following data:

Classes 10-19 20-29 30-39 40-49
Frequencies: 12 14 13

3. If & B the
a are roots of the quadratic equation 5x* -x- 6 =0, Find:
) a+p
(ii) a.p
(i) a +B
(iv) a-B
( ()
a
 FIRST SEMESTER
Sub: Mathematics (BCA - 142-18)

Date : 04/05/2019 Total Marks: 60 Time: 10.00 am to 12.30 pm

Instructions:
I All questions are compulsory unless and otherwise saled
marks for Ihal question
Bold figures to theright ofevery question are the maximum
3. Candidates are advised to altempt questions in order
Answers written illegibly are likely to be marked zero
5. Use ofscientific calculators, Log tables, Mollier Charts is allowed
6. Draw neat and labelled diagrams wherever necessary
Q.1. Solve (Any 4) (8)
1. In how many ways can letters of the word MOBILE be arranged ?

2. Express in the form of (x+iy) given as (4+2i)(8+ ).

3. A card is drown from a pack of 52 cards. Find the probability that card is Queen?

4 If Rx)-2x2x- I and g(x)= x- I then

find the value of fogx)
5. If A= {(2,.6.,10,14,16} and B-{,6 9,12,15,21} then find the sets AUB.

23 B
6 IfA-and
5
then find the value ofA - B.

Q.2 Solve (Any 3) 9)

1. If the sum of the roots of the quadratic equation is 12 and their product is 32. Find
the equation.

2. Find the number of terms in the A.P. and tzo of given

,
and Szo
A.P. 101, 104, 107.. ,182.

3 Among 100 students 32 study Mathematics, 20 Physics, 45 Biology, 15 Phyaica

Mathematics and Biology, 7 Mathematics and Physics, 10 Mathematies and
Biology, 30 do not study any of these subjects. Then find out Number of students
who study all the three subjects.
e 4. Two dice are thrown.Write sample space. Find the probability of A= sum is same
number on bothhe dice.

Q.3. Solve (Any 2) (8)

1.A
programmers to handle systems programming
Computercompany musthire 25
tasks and 40 programmers for applications programming. Of those hired 25 will be
expected to perform for applications each type. How many programmers musi be
hired?
2. Solve the given system of equations with Cramer's rule-
X + y - z = - 2 ,2x-y + z = 5, 5x - 2y + 3z = 13

3. If thesum of the roots of the

quadratic equations 5& sum of their squares is 27,find
the quadratic equation.

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Q.4. Solve (Any 3)
1. Solve the following equations by Cramer's Rule:
2x +3-z = 4, x-7y-5z =-11 and x+5y + 3z = 9.
2. If a &B are the roots of the quadratic equation 9r* - 15x + 4 =0

Find : ()a+B (i) a - B.

3. Find the 4 mumbers in A.P. whose sum is 20 and the sum of whose squares 120.

4 9
4. IfA- [L 2 3,B-6 3
8o
Find the value of AB

Q.5. Solve. (Solve any 2) (20)

1. Prashant and Pramod appeared in an interview for two vacancies in the office. The

probability that Prashant will get selected is and that of Pramod will get selecied

. Find the probability that (i) At least one of them will get selected. (ii) At the most

one of them will get selected.

2. How many four digit numbers can be formed with the numbers
0,1,2,3,4,5,6 & 7 if the repetition of the digits is not allowed.

3. If fc)= 7x+ and g(x)

Sx-3and
g)5x-7
=3r+4 Find fog & gof fof gog.
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 Sub: Mathematics and Statistics (BCA - 132/142)

Date 09/05/2018 Total Marks: 60 Time: 19.00 am to 12.30

Instructions:
1. All questions are compulsory unless and otherwise stated.
Bold figures to the right of every question are the maximum marks for that question.
3. Candidates are advised to attempt questions in order.
4. Answers written illegibly are likely to be marked zero.
5. Use of scientific calculators, Log tables, Mollier Charts is allowed.
6. Draw neat and labelled diagrams wherever necessary.
Q.1. Solve (Any 4)
1. Fill in the blanks:
) n(A)+ n(B) n(AU B) +... =

(ii) If f(x) =
f(-x) , then the function is said to be an . . .
function.
2 Find the Median of 12.1 1,14,15,11.
3. Find the modulus of
the following: (2+3i)+ (5-4i)
-2 4
4. Evaluate:7 0 8
0 4
5. Find the value of
Discriminant for the quadratic equation: x -

x-72 = 0
Q.2. Solve (Any 3)
1. Solve:
(9)
() (1101), +(11111), +(110111), .. =

i) (110001101), -(11111), =...

2. Solve the following equations by Cramer's rule:
3x +2y 13 & =
5x-8y -1 =

3 If the sum of the roots

of a quadratic
is
squares 27, find the
equation is 5 and the sum of their
4 Find the A.M. G.M. and equation.
H.M.
,
of the numbers 4 and 9.
Q.3 Solve (Any 2)
(8)
1. If a
and B are the roots of the equation x -25x +
144= 0 Find:
(a) a +B (b)
2 With the help of truth table, verify the result:
3. If fx) =
2x + 5 find the value of (pAg)=p)v-q)
,

f. Also find the

value off(13).
Q.4. Solve (Any 3)
(15)
If f)= t+4 and 7x+4
g(x) =5t-henshow that
Sx-7 fog = gof =x

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 2. Calculate the Laspeyre's, Paasche's & Fisher's Index number of the
following data:
Commodity Po qo P
65 10 5.6
B 2 10 212
C 4 66 6
D 10 3 12 2.4

3. Calculate the M.D. about MEAN for the following data:

0-10 10-20 20-30 30-40 40-50
Classes
25 18 12
Frequency 12 13
4. If A- (-5.-4,-3,-2, 1,2, 3} ; B-(-2,-1,0, 1, 2, ? and C= {-5,0, 3,4, 5}

Verify the following results:

(4UB)nc =(4nC)U(BnC) in (AnB)UC=(AuC)n(BuC).

Q.5. Solve. (Solve any 2) (20)
1. Find the value of k, ifthe quadratic equation 3x =-6lx -(k +2),having
) The sum of the roots is zero.
(ii)The product of the roots is zero.
ii) Both roots are equal.
(iv) Product of the roots is -1.
2. The runs scored by two batsmen in 10 consecutive innings are given below.
Determinc which ofthe two batsmen is consistent in scoring the runs.
Batsman A 46 50 52 48 53 57 49 51 50
54
Batsman B 124 1600 81 19 121 09 137 00 03
3. Find Karl Pearson's correlation coefficient of the following data:

X42 44 58 55 89 98 66 46 48 54

Y56 49 53 58 65 76 58 81 73 ST