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Amity B.SC IT 1 Sem Solve Assignment For Basic Mathematics Sem 1

 

1 . a) What is a set? Explain various methods to represent a set in set theory.
  b) Define the following with the help of suitable examples.
(i) Singleton Set                       (ii) Finite Set
(iii) Cardinality of a Set           (iv) Subset of a Set
 
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An art museum has arranged its current exhibition in the five rooms shown in figure 1. Is there a way totour the exhibit so that you pass through each door exactly once? If so, give a sketch of your tour.  

 
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Question No.  1           Marks - 10

A graph G is called a .....if it is a connected acyclic graph    

 

Options          

  1. Cyclic graph   
  2. Regular graph 
  3. Tree    
  4. not a graph

 

Question No.  2           Marks - 10

In an undirected graph the number of nodes with odd degree must be :      

 

Options          

  1. Zero    
  2. Odd    
  3. Prime  
  4. Even

 

Question No.  3           Marks - 10

A graph is a collection of :     

 

Options          

  1. Row and columns      
  2. Vertices and edges     
  3. Equations       
  4. degrees

 

Question No.  4           Marks - 10

A graph with n vertices will definitely have a parallel edge or self loop if the total number of edges are : 

 

Options          

  1. greater than n–1         
  2. less than n(n–1)          
  3. greater than n(n–1)/2  
  4. less than n2/2

 

Question No.  5           Marks - 10

A graph with one vertex and no edges is :    

 

Options          

  1. multigraph      
  2. digraph           
  3. isolated graph 
  4. trivial graph

 

Question No.  6           Marks - 10

The maximum degree of any vertex in a simple graph with n vertices is :    

 

Options          

  1. n–1     
  2. n+1     
  3. 2n–1   
  4. n

 

Question No.  7           Marks - 10

The complete graph with four vertices has k edges where k is          

 

Options          

  1. 3         
  2. 4         
  3. 5         
  4. 6

 

Question No.  8           Marks - 10

 

For two sets A, B

A ∩ (B U C) = (A ∩ B) U(A∩ C) is called :

 

Options          

  1. Distributivity of intersection over union        
  2. Distributivity of union over intersection        
  3. De Morgan's law        
  4. Distributivity Law

 

Question No.  9           Marks - 10

The total number of elements in a set is called :        

 

Options          

  1. Strength         
  2. Cardinality     
  3. Finite` 
  4. Infinite

 

Question No.  10         Marks - 10

Let A,B,C be the subsets of a universal set U.

Then (AUB) U C is equal to :

 

Options          

 

  1. A ∩ ( B U C)
  2. A U (B ∩ C)  
  3. ?
  4. A U ( B U C)

 

Question No.  11         Marks - 10

The set in set builder form of vowels of English alphabet is :           

 

Options          

  1. {a, e, i, o, u}   
  2. A = {x | x is a vowel in English alphabet)     
  3. ?         
  4. {a, b, c, d, e, f, g}

 

Question No.  12         Marks - 10

The study of the methods of organization, summarization, and presentation of statistical data is referred to as :   

 

Options          

  1. inferential statistics    
  2. descriptive statistics   
  3. sampling         
  4. frequency

 

Question No.  13         Marks - 10

The entities on which data are collected are :

 

Options          

  1. variables         
  2. data sets         
  3. elements         
  4. functions

 

Question No.  14         Marks - 10

Graphs which present the values on the horizontal axis and the number of times this occurs on the vertical axis are known as what?         

 

Options          

  1. Line graph      
  2. cluster graph   
  3. box-plot          
  4. Frequency distribution

 

Question No.  15         Marks - 10

What would you use to compare the frequency distributions of more than one set of data?           

 

Options          

  1. Frequency polygon    
  2. Line graph      
  3. Bar chart        
  4. Scatter graph

 

Question No.  16         Marks - 10

A frequency distribution is a tabular summary of data showing the :           

 

Options          

  1. fraction of items in several classes     
  2. percentage of items in several classes
  3. relative percentage of items in several classes           
  4. number of items in several classes

 

Question No.  17         Marks - 10

A frequency distribution is :  

 

Options          

 a tabular summary of a set of data showing the relative frequency.

  1. a graphical form of representing data.           
  2. a tabular summary of a set of data showing the frequency of items in each of several nonoverlapping classes.           
  3. a graphical device for presenting qualitative data.

 

Question No.  18         Marks - 10

Data that provide labels or names for categories of like items are known as :          

 

Options          

  1. qualitative data          
  2. quantitative data        
  3. label data        
  4. category data

 

Question No.  19         Marks - 10

A tabular method that can be used to summarize the data on two variables simultaneously is called :        

 

Options          

  1. simultaneous equations          
  2. crosstabulation           
  3. a histogram     
  4. an ogive

 

Question No.  20         Marks - 10

A graphical presentation of the relationship between two variables is :        

 

Options          

  1. an ogive          
  2. a histogram     
  3. either an ogive or a histogram, depending on the type of data         
  4. a scatter diagram

 

Question No.  21         Marks - 10

A graph is a tree if and only if it :      

 

Options          

  1. Is completely connected        
  2. Is minimally connected          
  3. Contains a circuit       
  4. Is planar

 

Question No.  22         Marks - 10

Which of the following statement is true :    

 

Options          

  1. Every graph is not its own subgraph  
  2. The terminal vertex of a graph are of degree two.     
  3. A tree with n vertices has n edges.    
  4. A single vertex in graph G is a subgraph of G.

 

Question No.  23         Marks - 10

Determine the number of Hamilton circuits in a complete graph with 5 vertices :    

 

Options          

  1. 6         
  2. 5         
  3. 120     
  4. 24

 

Question No.  24         Marks - 10

If A = {2, 4} and B = {1, 2, 3, 4}, the set A is ________set B.       

 

Options          

  1. an element of 
  2. equal to          
  3. a proper subsets of     
  4. equivalent to

 

Question No.  25         Marks - 10

Set A contains 35 elements, set B contains 15 elements, and 10 elements are common to both sets A and B. How many elements are in A U B ?           

 

Options          

  1. 60       
  2. 40       
  3. 20       
  4. 50

 

Question No.  26         Marks - 10

If selling price is doubled, the profit triples. Find the profit percent.           

 

Options          

  1. 100     
  2. 120     
  3. 200/3  
  4. 316/3  

 

Question No.  27         Marks - 10

A.(B + C) = A.B + A.C is the expression of _________________  

 

Options          

  1. Demorgan's Law        
  2. Commutative Law     
  3. Distributive Law        
  4. Associative Law

 

Question No.  28         Marks - 10

If a statement is always true, then the statement is called  ……………………..     

 

Options          

  1. Tautology       
  2. Contigency     
  3. Contracdiction           
  4. converse

 

Question No.  29         Marks - 10

The number of vertices of odd degree in a graph is  

 

Options          

  1. always even                       
  2. always odd     
  3. either even or odd      
  4. always zero

 

Question No.  30         Marks - 10

A vertex of degree one is called as    

 

Options          

  1. Rendant         
  2. isolated vertex
  3. null vertex                         
  4. colored vertex

 

Question No.  31         Marks - 10

A circuit in a connected graph, which includes every vertex of the graph is known as        

 

Options          

  1. Euler   
  2. Universal        
  3. Hamilton        
  4. None of these

 

Question No.  32         Marks - 10

A given connected graphic is a Euler graph if and only if all vertices of G are of    

 

Options          

  1. same degree                       
  2. even degree    
  3. odd degree                         
  4. different degrees        

 

Question No.  33         Marks - 10

The length of Hamilton path (if exists) in a connected graph of n vertices is           

 

Options          

  1. n-1                                     
  2. n         
  3. n+1                                     
  4. n/2

 

Question No.  34         Marks - 10

A graph with n vertices and n+1 edges that is not a tree, is  

 

Options          

  1. connected       
  2. disconnected
  3. eculer  
  4. a circuit          

 

Question No.  35         Marks - 10

A graph is a tree if and only if           

 

Options          

  1. is completely connected    
  2. is minimum connected           
  3. contains a circuit               
  4. is planer

 

Question No.  36         Marks - 10

The minimum number of spanning trees in a connected graph with n nodes is        

 

Options          

  1. 1         
  2. 2         
  3. n-1      
  4. n/2

 

 

Question No.  37         Marks - 10

The number of different rooted labeled trees with n vertices           

 

Options          

  1. 2n-1                                                         
  2. 2n
  3. nn-1                                                        
  4. nn

 

Question No.  38         Marks - 10

Which of the following is false ?

 

 

Options          

  1. The set of all bijective functions on a finite set forms a group under function composition 
  2. The set {1,2,…p-1} forms a group under function composition.      
  3. The set of all strings over a finite alphabet forms a group under concatenation       

 

Question No.  39         Marks - 10

Let (Z, *) be an algebraic structure where Z is the set of integers and the operation * is defined by n * m = maximum (n, m), which of the following statements is true for (z,*).

 

Options          

  1. (z,*) is a monoid                           
  2. (z,*) is an Abelian group        
  3. (z,*) is a group           
  4. None of the above

 

Question No.  40         Marks - 10

The number of circuit in a tree with n nodes 

 

Options          

  1. zero    
  2. 1
  3. n-1      
  4. n/2

 

 

 

 

 

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