ADVANCED ENGINEERING MATHEMATICS

Laboratory Experiment 7
NAME:
MULTIPLE CHOICE. Encircle the letter of your best answer.
1. Transpose of a rectangular matrix is a
A. rectangular matrix B. diagonal matrix C. square matrix D. scalar matrix
2. Transpose of a column matrix is
A. zero matrix B. diagonal matrix C. column matrix D. row matrix
3. Two matrices A and B are multiplied to get AB if
A. both are rectangular C. no of columns of A is equal to columns of B
B. both have same order D. no of rows of A is equal to no of columns of B
 4. If |A| = 0, then A is
A. zero matrix B. singular matrix C. non-singular matrix D. 0
5. If A is a symmetric matrix, then AT =
A. A B. |A| C. 0 D. diagonal matrix
 6. In a matrix multiplication for A and B, (AB)T
A. AT BT B. BT AT C. 1/AB D. AB
7. For a non-trivial solution | A | is
A. |A| > 0 B. |A| < 0 C. |A| = 0 D. |A| ≠ 0
8. Two matrices A and B are multiplied to get BA if
A. both are rectangular C. both have same order
B. no of columns of A is equal to columns of B D. no of rows of A is equal to no of columns of B
9. For any non- singular matrix A, A-1 =
A. |A|adj A B. 1 /|A|adj A C. adj A ⁄ |A| D. None of Above
10. A matrix having m rows and n columns with m ≠ n is said to be a
A. rectangular matrix B. square matrix C. identity matrix D. scaler matrix
11. [ a b c ] is a
A. zero matrix B. diagonal matrix C. column matrix D. row matrix
12. Two matrices A and B are added if
A. both are rectangular C. no of columns of A is equal to columns of B
B. both have same order D. no of rows of A is equal to no of columns of B
13. Transpose of a row matrix is
A. zero matrix B. diagonal matrix C. column matrix D. row matrix
14. Matrices obtained by changing rows and columns is called
A. rectangular matrix B. transpose C. symmetric D. None of Above
15. [ 0 0 0 ] is
A. Scaler matrix B. diagonal matrix C. identity matrix D. null matrix
16. If A is a matrix of order m x n and B is a matrix of order n x p then order of AB is
A. p x m B. p x n C. n x p D. m x p
17. If AB exists, then ( AB )-1is
A. A-1 B-1 B. B-1 A-1 C. AB D. None of Above
18. A matrix having m rows and n columns with m = n is said to be a
A. rectangular matrix B. square matrix C. identity matrix D. scaler matrix
19.  If a matrix has m rows and n columns then order is
A. m + n B. n x n C. m x m D. m x n
20. Indication of number of rows and number of columns in a matrix is classified as
A. direction B. dimension C. classification D. specification
21. In systems of equation, equations are linearly dependent if
A. A-2 must existsB. A-1 does not exist C. A-3 does not exist D. A-4 must exist
22. Method in which rows and columns are cross off and minor determinants are involved is classified as
A. method of three factor C. method of one factor
B. method of cofactors D. method of two factor
23. Matrix which does not have an inverse by solving it, is classified as
A. unidentified matrix B. linear matrix C. non-singular matrix D. singular matrix
24. Matrix having same number of columns and rows is classified as
A. triangle matrix B. square matrix C. rectangle matrix D. circle matrix
25. Dimension of matrix of matrix with 6 columns and 4 rows is
A. (6-4) B. 4x6 C. 6x4 D. 4+6
26. In transpose of matrix A, columns of matrix A becomes
A. multiple column B. rows C. multiples D. divisors
27. Unit matrix written in format of square matrix is also called as
A. identity matrix B. unidentified matrix C. direction matrix D. dimension matrix
28. Dimension of row vector can be written as
A. n+1 B. 1-n C. 1+n D. 1xn
29. Names of matrix are usually represented by
A. uppercase letters B. lowercase letters C. special characters D. special elements
30. Dimension of matrix with only column has dimension as
A. m x 1 B. n x 1 C. m + 1 D. n + 1
31. In Identity matrix, all elements along primary diagonal are
A. equal to three B. equal to one C. equal to zero D. equal to two
32. Array of elements in rectangular arrangement is classified as
A. elements array B. matrix C. elements D. rectangular array
33. Example of square matrix is
A. 4x3 B. 1x3 C. 3x3 D. 2x3
34. Vector is special class of
A. Matrix B. column C. row D. array
35. According to determinant properties, when two rows are interchanged then signs of determinant
A. must changes B. remains same C. multiplied D. divided
36. Matrices can be added only if matrices have
A. same dimension B. different dimension C. multiple dimension D. divisor dimension
37. Matrix which has only one row and one column is classified as
A. dimension of array B. matrix row C. vector D. matrix column
38. Matrix which do have an inverse by solving it, is classified as
A. non-singular matrix B. singular matrix C. unidentified matrix D. linear matrix
39. In scalar multiplication of matrices, scalar is considered as
A. real number B. optimal number C. dimension number D. multiple number
40. Matrix A will not be transformed into an identity matrix if matrix is
A. singular B. non-singular C. identified D. unidentified
41. In system of equations, if inverse of matrix of coefficients A is multiplied by right side constant B vector then resultant will be
A. constant vector B. undefined vector C. defined vector D. solution vector
42. Product of matrix A and matrix A-1 results in matrix classified as
A. identity matrix B. matrix A C. inverse matrix D. Both A and C
43. Matrix having only one column is classified as
A. dimension vector B. direction vector C. row vector D. column vector
44. Multiplication of matrix by a real number is considered as
A. column multiplication C. dimension multiplication
B. row multiplication D. scalar multiplication
45. Rule which provides method of solving determinants is classified as
A. Cramer's rule B. Identity rule C. solving rule D. thumb rule
46. Test scores of student for four subjects written in row vector is saved in dimension
A. 1x1 B. 1x4 C. 2+2x1 D. 8⁄2x1
47. Solution set of systems of equations as AX = B is calculated only when matrix equation's both sides are
A. subtracted by A-1 B. added by A-1 C. multiplied by A-1 D. divided by A-1
48. To yield solution set of equations, system of equations used in form of
A. A+X = B+X B. AX = B C. BX = A D. AB = X
49. Variables of linear equation is implicitly raised to
A. first power B. second power C. third power D. four power
50. Two equations that can be drawn as same line on graph then these equations are considered as
A. constant equations B. equivalent equations C. solved equations D. non-equivalent equations
51. Set which consists of more than one equation is classified as
A. system of equations B. system of constants C. system of variables D. system of co-efficient
52. Two equations that have no values to satisfy both equations then this is called
A. consistent system B. inconsistent system C. solution system D. constant system
53. System of equation solved in such a way that two variables multiples are added to eliminate any one variable is classified as
A. (2x2) system B. (3x2) system C. (4x2) system D. (3x3) system
54. Single order pair of variables that satisfy equation systems then this is called
A. unique solution B. number solution C. dimension solution D. variable solution
55. System of equations is always characterized by its
A. equation mantissa B. dimensions C. octants D. equation ordinate
56. The linear distance between –4 and 17 on the number line is
A. 13 B. 21 C. –17 D. –13
57. Find the distance between A (4, –3) and B (–2, 5).
A. 11 B. 9 C. 10 D.8
58. If the distance between points (3, y) and (8, 7) is 13, then y is equal to
A. 5 or –5 B. 5 or 19 C. 19 D. –5 or 19
2
59. Find the area of f (x )=2 x bounded by [0,1].
A. 3/2 B. 2/3 C. 1 D. 3/8
60. What is the derivative with respect to x of (x + 1)3 – x3?
A. 3x + 6 B. 3x – 3 C. 6x – 3 D. 6x + 3
61. Find the derivative of (x + 1)3 / x
A. ((x + 1)2 / x) – ((x + 1)3 / x) C. (2(x + 1)3 / x) – ((x + 1)3 / x3)
2 3
B. (4(x + 1)  / x) – (2(x + 1)  / x) D. (3(x + 1)2 / x) – ((x + 1)3 / x2)
62. A branch of mathematics that deals with the study of summation of very small factors to determine a whole is?
A. Algebra B. Differential Calculus C. Integral Calculus D. Trigonometry
63. Which of the following expression is not correct.
y
A. a x + y =a x a y B. a x− y=ax /a y C. ( a x ) =a x a y D. ( ab ) x =a x b x
64. If a > 0, then which of the following expression is true.
lim ax =∞ lim ax =1 lim ax =−∞ lim ax =0
A. x→∞ B. x→∞ C. x→ ∞ D. x→∞
5−3 x
65. Solve for x using the equation e =10 .
 1 3 1
x= ( 5−ln 10 ) x= x= ( 5+ln10 )
A. 3 B. 5−ln10 C. 3 D.
3
x=
5+ln 10

66.
A. 8 B. 1 C. -4 D. 0

Show your solution.

67.
A. 3 B. 1 C. 0 D. -2
Show your solution.

1 2 3

68. Determine the determinant of

69. Solve the equations by Cramer’s Rule: 2x – y + 3z = -3, 3x + 3y – z = 10, -x – y + z = -4.

70. Given the matrix equation, solve for x and y,

[31 12 ][ xy ]=[20 ]
A. -4, 6 B. -4, 2 C. -4, -2 D. -4, -6
Show your solution.