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Gursewak Singh

Question – 01

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a) Audrey speaks French or Danish

b) Audrey speaks French and Danish
c) Audrey speaks French and not that she speaks Danish
d) Audrey can’t speak either French nor Danish
e) Not Audrey Speaks Not Danish
f) Not that Audrey not Speaks French and not speaks Danish

Question – 02

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a) p¬q
b) ¬p∨¬q
c) ¬p→q
d) ¬p↔¬q
e) ¬p→q
f) ¬p↔¬q

Question – 03

Answer
a)
PV
p Q ¬q
T T T
T F T
F T T

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F F F

b)

¬ ¬ ¬p
p q p q ⋀¬q
T T F F F
T F F T F
F T T F F
F F T T T

Question – 04

Answer

¬
p⋀ (pVq (p⋀q)⋀¬(
p q q ) pVq)
T T T F F
T F F F F
F T T F F
F F F T F

Question – 05

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Let p be the statement: if it rains

Let q be the statement: Erik will be sick
Let r be If did not rain

Questions – 06
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p = I study
q = fail in mathematics
r = play basket ball

statement 1 -> if p then ¬q

statement 2 -> if ¬r then p
statement 3 and 4 -> q hence r

from these logical statements

Negate Statement 1 : p(¬p) -> q
Statement 3,4 " q -> r
Negate statement 2 : r - > p

Question – 07

Answer

a)
p⋀
p q q p q p q
T T T T T T
T F F T F F
F T F F T F
F F F F F F

Logically its Equall

b)
p q ¬ p p q p→

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q ¬q q
T T F F T T T
T F T T T F F
F T F F F T T
F F T F F F T

Logically its not equall

Question – 08

Question – 09

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a) If the teacher is present, then all the students will complete their
homework.
b) Some of the students will not complete their homework and the
teacher is absent
c) All the students complete their homework or the teacher is present.

Question – 10

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a) {3} because the counterpart doesn’t agree with 3, with the

equation
b) {} because all are odd numbers
c) {3,5,7} because {9} is the only prime number
d) There cannot be a determinant because the element is itself the
same, and for determinant you should have equal row and columns.
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Question – 11

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a) 3(1,-2,4)-2(3,5,1)
= (3,-6,12)-(-6,-10,-2)
= (9,4,5)

b) 4(3,5,1)-(3,5,1)-3(2,1,-3)
=(12,20,4)-(3,5,1)-(-6,-3,9)
=(9,15,3)-(-6,-3,9)
= (15,18,-6)

Question – 12

Answers

a) (1,-2,4)*(3,5,1)
=(3,-10,4)

(1,-2,4)*(2,1,-3)
=(2,-2,-12)

(3,5,1)*(2,1,-3)
= (6,5,-3)

b) √1,-2,4
=√1,4,16
||u|| = √21

√3,5,1
=√9,25,1
||v||= √35

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√2,1,-3
=√4,1,9
||w||= √14

Question – 13

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a) 2u-3v
=2(2,-1,0,-3)-3(1,-1,-1,3)
= (4,-2,0,6)-(-3,1,1,-9)
=(7,-3,0,15)

b) 5u-3v-4w
=5(2,-1,0,3)-3(1,-1,-1,3)-4(1,3,-2,2)
=(10,-5,0,15)-(-3,3,3,-9)-(4,12,8,-8)
=(13,-2,0,24)-(4,12,8,-8)
=(9,-14,0,32)

c) –u-2v-2w
=-(2,-1,0,-3)-2(1,-1,-1,3)-2(1,3,-2,2)
=-(2,-1,0,-3)-(-2,2,2,-6)-(-2,-6,4,-4)
=(0,-1,0,9)- (-2,-6,4,-4)
= (0,7,0,13)

d) u.v , u.w , v.w

u.v = (2*1,-1*-1,0*-1,-3*3)
= (2,1,0,-9)

u.w=(2*1,-1*3,0*-2,-3*2)
=(2,-3,0,-6)

v.w = (1*1,-1*3,-1*-2,3*2)
=(1,-3,2,6)

e) ||u||
=√2,1,0,3
=√4,1,0,9
=√14

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||v||
=√1,1,1,3
=√1,1,1,9
=v12

||w||
=√1,3,2,2
=√1,9,4,4
=√18

Question – 14

Answers

a) 5u-3v

=5 -3

=515-12--6-3-15

= 11183

b) 2u+4v-6w

=2 +4 -6

=23-12+8420--1812-36

=1078--1812-36

=-28-5-44

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c) u.v , u.w , v.w

u.v = 13-4 X 215

= 23-20

u.w = 13-4 X 3-26

=3-6-24

v.w = 215 X 3-26

=6-230

Question – 15

a) x(2,5)+y(4,-3) = (8,33)

Question – 16

Use the following for Question – 17 to Question – 21

Question – 17

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a) 5A-2B
= 5 123-4- 2 50-67

=51015-20 - -10012-7
= 1503-13

b) C+D

=1-3426-5 + 37-14-89

= 1+3-3+74+-12+46+-8-5+9

=3438-24

c) 2c – 3D

=21-3426-5 - 3 37-14-89

=2-38412-10 - -9-14-3-12-16-27

= 11-17111628-37

Question – 18

a) AB

= 123-4 X 50-67

=1*5+2*-61*0+2*73*5+-4*(-6)3*0+-4*7

=5+(-12)0+1415+240+(-28)

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=-41439-28

b) BA

= 50-67 X 123-4

= 5*1+0*35*2+0*(-4)-6*1+7*37*2+0*(-4)

=5+010+0-6+1414+0

=510814

Question – 19

a) 123-4X 1-3426-5

= 1*1+2*21*-3+2*61*4+2*-53*1+-4*23*-3+-4*63*4+-4*(-5)

=1+4-3+124+(-10)3+(-8)-9+(-24)12+20

=59-6-5-3322

b) 123-4 X 37-14-89

= 1*3+2*41*7+2*-81*-1+2*93*3+-4*43*7+-4*(-8)3*-1+-4*9
= 3+87+(-8)-1+189+(-16)21+32-3+(-36)

=11-117-753-39

c) 50-67 X 1-3426-5

=5*1+0*65*-3+0*65*4+0*(-5)-6*1+7*2-6*-3+7*6-6*4+0*(-5)

= 5+0-15+020+0-6+1418+42-24+0

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=5-1520-860-24

d) 50-67 X 37-14-89

=5*3+0*45*7+0*(-8)5*-1+0*9-6*3+7*4-6*7+7*(-8)-6*-1+7*9

=15+035+0-5+0-18+28-42+(-56)6+63

=1535-5-8-9869

Question – 20

Answers

a) AT

=132-4

b) CT

=12-364-5

c) CTC

=12-364-5 X 1-3426-5

=1*1+2*21*-3+2*61*4+2*(-5)-3*1+6*2-3*-3+6*6-3*4+6*(-5)4*1+-5*24*-3+-
5*64*4+-5*(-5)

=1+4-3+124+(-10)-3+129+36-12+-304+(-10)-12+(-30)16+25

=5-9-6-945-32-6-4241

d) CCT

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=1-3426-5 X 12-364-5

=1*1+-3*-3+4*41*2+-3*6+4*-52*1+6*-3+-5*42*2+6*6+-5*(-5)

= 1+9+162+-18+(-20)2+-18+(-20)4+36+25

=26-36-3665

Question – 21

Answers

a) A2 = AA

=123-4X 123-4

=1*1+2*31*2+2*(-4)3*1+-4*33*2+-4*(-4)

=1+62+(-8)3+(-12)6+16

=7-6-922

AA

=123-4X 123-4

=1*1+2*31*2+2*(-4)3*1+-4*33*2+-4*(-4)

=1+62+(-8)3+(-12)6+16

=7-6-922

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∴ A2=AA

b) B2=BB

B2

=50-67 X 50-67

=5*5+0*(-6)0*0+0*7-6*5+7*(-6)-6*0+7*7

=25+00+0-30+(-42)0+49

=250-7249

BB

=50-67 X 50-67

=5*5+0*(-6)0*0+0*7-6*5+7*(-6)-6*0+7*7

=25+00+0-30+(-42)0+49

=250-7249

∴ B2=BB

c) C2=CC

=1-3426-5 X 1-3426-5

=1*1+-3*-3+4*41*2+-3*6+4*(-5) 1*2+-3*6+4*(-5)2*1+6*(-3)+-
5*42*2+6*6+-5*(-5)2*2+6*6+(

Use the following for Question – 22 to Question – 25

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Question – 22

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a) A+B

=1-12034 + 40-3-1-23

=50-1017

b) 1-12034 +2-3015-1-42-1003

You can’t add this matrix because A=2x3 matrix and C=3x3 matrix

c) 3A – 4B

= 3 1-12034 - 4 40-3-1-23

= 3-360912 - 160-12-4-812

=-13018017-3

Question – 23

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a) AB
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=1-12034 X 40-3-1-23

You can’t multiply this matrix because A=2x3 matrix and B=2x3 matrix.

b) AC

1-12034 X 2-3015-1-42-1003

=1*2+-1*5+2*(-1)1*-3+-1*-1+2*01*0+-1*-4+2*01*1+-1*2+2*30*2+3*5+4*(-
1)0*-3+3*-1+4*00*0+3*-4+4*00*1+3*2+4*3

=2+-5+(-2)-3+1+00+4+01+-2+60+15+(-1)0+-3+00+-12+00+6+12

=-5-24514-3-1218

c) AD

=1-12034 X 2-13

=1*2+-1*-1+2*30*2+3*-1+4*3

=2+1+60+-3+12

=9-9

Question – 24

Answers

a) BC

=40-3-1-23 X 2-3015-1-42-1003

=4*2+0*5+(-3)*(-1)4*-3+0*-1+(-3)*04*0+0*-4+(-3)*04*1+0*2+(-3)*3-
1*2+(-2)*5+3*(-1)-1*-3+(-2)*-1+3*0-1*0+(-2)*-4+3*0-1*1+(-2)*2+3*3

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=8+0+3-12+0+00+0+04+0+(-9)-2+-10+(-3)-3+2+00+8+0-1+-4+9

=11-120-5-15-1814

b) BD

=40-3-1-23 X 2-13

=4*2+0*-1+-3*3-1*2+-2*-1+3*3

=8+0+(-9)-2+2+9

=-19

c) CD

=2-3015-1-42-1003 X 2-13

You cannot do this multiplication because C=3x4 matrix and D=3x1

Question – 25

a) AT

= 1-12034

=10-1324

b) ATB

= 10-1324 x 40-3-1-23

=1*4)+(0*-1)+(0*0)(1*0)+(0*-2)+(0*0)(1*-3)+(0*3)+(0*0)(-1*4)+(3*-
1)+(0*0)(-1*0)+(3*-2)+(0*0)

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Question – 27

Question – 28

Answers

a) 2-531

Question – 31

(a) 2 4 2-20 (b) 6 3 -12 -3 (c) 4 0 8+10 (d) 1

0 1-0

5 1 = -18 1 -2 =- 15 -5 2 =8
0 1 =1

(e)-2 -5 4+40

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8 -2 =44

Question – 32

2 0 1 =2 5 -3 -0 1-3 +1 1 5 +1 0 1 +5 2 1 -3 2 01-
2 + 1015-3
1 5 -3 -2 4 14 1-2 1 4 1 4
1 -2 4
-2 211-3

28 -7-2+35+12=66

(b)-320-256-4-11 56-11-2-26-41+025-41+220-11+520-11-6324-1=-42056-
1-1-30-26+1-32-25

49 -122 =-133

(c)-264-1-314-22

-2-37-22-6-1142+4-1-34-2+164-22+(-3)-2442-1-244-2+464-31+224-11+226-1-3

154-24=130

(d) 713-62-25-21

72+4-16+10+36-1061-3+27-15+27-5+5-2-6+1-14-18+114-6

86-72=14

Question – 33

(a) 7453=7543=21-20=1 A-1=1/[1]7543A-17543ans

(b)2435

|b|=10-12

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|b|-2

|b|-1 -1-22/-25/-2ans

(c)4-2-63

|c|=12-12

|c|=0

C-1=1/|C| 4-2-6-3

4-2-63ANS

(D) 4-2-63

|D| -15+12 =-3 TRANSPOSE OF MATERX

1/|d| 56-2-3

1/-3 56-2-4ANS

Question – 38

(A)12-426-5311-4 LET B =-3212

AB COMBINED IS CALLED MATRIX

M=12-4-325-52311-412

(B) a= 12-426-5310-6 B=31014 AB=M=12-4326-510310-614ANS

Question – 39

(A)1-32-13-97-12-674 B277 AB=M=1-32-123-97-172-6747ANS

(B)1231312653107B=761523AB=M=1237131626515310723ANS

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Question – 41

(41)XYZT1101=X.1+Y.0X.1+Y.12.1+T.O2.1+T.1
=X+0 X+Y
Z+0 2+T
=XX+YZZ+T

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