Topic:- DU_J18_MCA_Topic01
- In C language find the odd man out: [Question ID = 4098]
- while - statement [Option ID = 16392]
- switch - statement [Option ID = 16391]
- for - statement [Option ID = 16389]
- do-while - statement [Option ID = 16390]
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- A group of students decided to go on picnic and planned to spend Rs. 6000/-. Four of them did not go on picnic. As a consequence each of the remaining had to contribute Rs. 400/- extra. The number of students who went on picnic are: [Question ID = 4100]
- 6 [Option ID = 16398]
- 10 [Option ID = 16397]
- 8 [Option ID = 16399]
- 4 [Option ID = 16400]
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- The code of TIGER is VMMMB and the code of DOG is FSM. What is the code of FLY? [Question ID = 4103]
- HPE [Option ID = 16411]
- GOD [Option ID = 16409]
- HOE [Option ID = 16410]
- GPE [Option ID = 16412]
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- If Laugh is to Joy then Cry is to __________. [Question ID = 4099]
- Panic [Option ID = 16395]
- Sorrow [Option ID = 16394]
- Sad [Option ID = 16393]
- Tragic [Option ID = 16396]
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- The complex numbers z1, z2 and origin form an equilateral triangle only if: [Question ID = 4128]
- z12 + z22 + z1z2 = 0. [Option ID = 16512]
- z12 + z22 - z1z2 = 0. [Option ID = 16511]
- z12 + z22 + 2z1z2 = 0. [Option ID = 16509]
- z12 + z22 - 2z1z2 = 0. [Option ID = 16510]
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- X is 8 years older to Y and 5 years younger to Z. W and Y are twins. The average age of ward Z is 12 years. What is the age of W?
[Question ID = 4134]
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- 16 [Option ID = 16534]
- 19 [Option ID = 16533]
- 6 [Option ID = 16536]
- 9 [Option ID = 16535]
- [] [Option ID = 16538]
- ?: [Option ID = 16540]
- = [Option ID = 16539]
- & [Option ID = 16537]
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- 8/1+e4 [Option ID = 16438]
- 1 [Option ID = 16437]
- 0 [Option ID = 16439]
- 2e4/1+e4 [Option ID = 16440]
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- 3 [Option ID = 16486]
- 1 [Option ID = 16488]
- 0 [Option ID = 16485]
- 2 [Option ID = 16487]
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1 | 0 | 1 |
0 | 0 | 0 |
1 | 0 | 1 |
1 | -1 | 1 |
0 | 1 | 0 |
-1 | -1 | 2 |
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P and Q have not common vector (1, 0, 1). [Option ID = 16529]P and Q have common vector (1,0,1) but corresponding eigenvalues for P and Q are different.
- [Option ID = 16532]
- P and Q have common vector (1, 0, 1) and common eigenvalues 3. [Option ID = 16531]
- P and Q have common vector (1, 0, 1) and common eigenvalues 1. [Option ID = 16530]
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P and Q have common vector (1, 0, 1) but corresponding eigenvalues for P and Q are different.
[Option ID = 16532]- 7v2/3 [Option ID = 16473]
- 4v7/5 [Option ID = 16475]
- 6v2/5 [Option ID = 16474]
- 2v6/5 [Option ID = 16476]
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- 4 [Option ID = 16428]
- 2v2 [Option ID = 16425]
- 8 [Option ID = 16427]
- v10 [Option ID = 16426]
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- < sin np/3 > [Option ID = 16526]
- < cos np/3 > [Option ID = 16525]
- < (-1)n/n > [Option ID = 16528]
- < (-1)n.n > [Option ID = 16527]
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a | 0 |
0 | b |
0 | a |
0 | b |
- B is left ideal of R and A is right ideal of R. [Option ID = 16496]
- B is right ideal of R. [Option ID = 16494]
- A is left ideal of R. [Option ID = 16493]
- A and B both are left ideals of R. [Option ID = 16495]
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- (1,7) [Option ID = 16423]
- (7,6) [Option ID = 16422]
- (7,12) [Option ID = 16424]
- (7,7) [Option ID = 16421]
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- ? (r² cos? + 1)drd? [Option ID = 16451]
- ? (r² cos? + r)drd? [Option ID = 16452]
- ? (r² cos? + r)drd? [Option ID = 16450]
- ? (r² cos? + r)drd? [Option ID = 16449]
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- 1 [Option ID = 16502]
- 0 [Option ID = 16501]
- Infinite [Option ID = 16504]
- 1 [Option ID = 16503]
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- 2 [Option ID = 16458]
- 3 [Option ID = 16459]
- 4 [Option ID = 16460]
- 1 [Option ID = 16457]
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- Convergent sequence and converges to 3/2 [Option ID = 16519]
- Oscillate sequence. [Option ID = 16517]
- Convergent sequence and converges to v3. [Option ID = 16520]
- Divergent sequence. [Option ID = 16518]
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2 |
p |
3 | 1 |
-4 | 10 |
- 17 [Option ID = 16463]
- 31 [Option ID = 16461]
- 19 [Option ID = 16462]
- 16 [Option ID = 16464]
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- (1, 2, 3, 4), (0, 1, -1, 2), (1, 5, 1, 8), (3, 7, 8, 14) [Option ID = 16508]
- (1, -1, 2, 0), (3, 0, 0, 1), (2, 1, -1, 0), (1, -1, 2, 0) [Option ID = 16505]
- (1, 1, 2), (-3, 1, 0), (1, -1, 1), (1, 2, 3) [Option ID = 16506]
- (1, 0, 0), (1, 1, 1), (1, 2, 3) [Option ID = 16507]
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1 | 5 | 3 |
1 | 2 | 6 |
-2 | -1 | -3 |
- An involuntary. [Option ID = 16497]
- Nilpotent. [Option ID = 16498]
- An idempotent. [Option ID = 16499]
- Skew-symmetric. [Option ID = 16500]
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- (3, 4) [Option ID = 16472]
- (6,4) [Option ID = 16469]
- (6, 2) [Option ID = 16471]
- (4,6) [Option ID = 16470]
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- 80 [Option ID = 16417]
- 120 [Option ID = 16418]
- 160 [Option ID = 16419]
- 200 [Option ID = 16420]
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- 12p [Option ID = 16477]
- 4 p [Option ID = 16480]
- 8 p [Option ID = 16478]
- 6 p [Option ID = 16479]
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00100011
- 00100110
The result of the operation is: [Question ID = 4137]
- 00000011 [Option ID = 16548]
- 01001001 [Option ID = 16545]
- 11111101 [Option ID = 16547]
- 01001010 [Option ID = 16546]
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- 50 p [Option ID = 16484]
- 75 p [Option ID = 16483]
- 150 p [Option ID = 16482]
- 175 p [Option ID = 16481]
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- 0 [Option ID = 16521]
- 5/2 [Option ID = 16524]
- 3/2 [Option ID = 16523]
- 1 [Option ID = 16522]
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- Both I1 and I2 are divergent. [Option ID = 16447]
- Both I1 and I2 are convergent. [Option ID = 16448]
- I1 is divergent and I2 is convergent. [Option ID = 16446]
- I1 is convergent and I2 is divergent. [Option ID = 16445]
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- -196 [Option ID = 16489]
- 196 [Option ID = 16490]
- 98 [Option ID = 16492]
- -49 [Option ID = 16491]
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- 1/288 [Option ID = 16433]
- 1/96 [Option ID = 16435]
- 1/144 [Option ID = 16436]
- 1/32 [Option ID = 16434]
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- f is continuous but not uniformly continuous. [Option ID = 16516]
- f is not continuous. [Option ID = 16513]
- f is uniformly continuous on 1. [Option ID = 16514]
- Neither f is continuous on I nor f is uniformly continuous on 1. [Option ID = 16515]
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xe-x2, | |x| = 1, |
e-1, | |x| > 1, |
- f'(1) = 0 [Option ID = 16551]
- f'(-1) = 0 [Option ID = 16552]
- f is not differentiable at x =1 and x = -1. [Option ID = 16549]
- f'(0) = 0 [Option ID = 16550]
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- -1/2 [Option ID = 16430]
- -1/3 [Option ID = 16432]
- 1/3 [Option ID = 16431]
- 1/2 [Option ID = 16429]
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- convergent in(3, 5). [Option ID = 16441]
- divergent when x=3. [Option ID = 16442]
- divergent in (3, 5). [Option ID = 16443]
- convergent in (0, 1). [Option ID = 16444]
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- 2p [Option ID = 16456]
- 2 [Option ID = 16454]
- 1 [Option ID = 16453]
- p [Option ID = 16455]
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- neither maximal nor prime ideal [Option ID = 16467]
- both maximal and prime ideal [Option ID = 16468]
- maximal ideal but not a prime ideal [Option ID = 16465]
- prime ideal but not a maximal ideal [Option ID = 16466]
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both maximal and prime ideal [Option ID = 16468]
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- a> 6 || a < 7 && (a != 10) [Option ID = 16542]
- a> 6 || (a<7 && a != 10) [Option ID = 16544]
- (a > 6 || a<7) && a != 10 [Option ID = 16543]
- (a > 6 || a < 7 && a != 10) [Option ID = 16541]
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4 – 16 – 256,
5 – 25 – 625,
7 – 49 – 343,
8 – 64 – 4096. [Question ID = 4101]
- 5-25-625. [Option ID = 16403]
- 8-64-4096 [Option ID = 16401]
- 7-49-343. [Option ID = 16402]
- 4-16-256. [Option ID = 16404]
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- 517 [Option ID = 16405]
- 522 [Option ID = 16407]
- 422 [Option ID = 16408]
- 417 [Option ID = 16406]
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Topic:- DU_J18_MCA_Topic02
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Why are these issues important?
For one, we are sitting on a demographic time-bomb. The number of Indians over the age of 60 has hit an all-time high, with the most recent figures showing that this demographic comprises 8.6 percent of the population, with a climbing age dependency ratio (currently at 14.2 percent). We can expect this elderly cohort to grow rapidly in coming years. Indians have traditionally shunned pension plans in favor of traditional arrangements in which the younger generation takes care of their elders. But these traditional structures are under increasing pressure, putting families in a potentially vulnerable position.
For another, the lack of widespread insurance can see the
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