(DTEL 21)

B.A./B.Com./B.Sc./B.B.M./B.H.M. DEGREE EXAMINATION, DECEMBER 2010.

(Examination at the end of Second Year)
Part I Telugu
Paper II POETRY, PROSE, DRAMA, PROSODY, POETICS AND EASSAY
Time : Three hours Maximum : 100 marks
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(a) .-....*. ...e....... ...o.:.:
~....-.... ,...~..-... -...*,c'
,--..*-.. .-~.... o.-..-
...*.... e.,--e..'. ...-.....
(b) .. .-.... .e~. ...~:.c'.:
... .-....:... .-..........-
.... .:.......-e .......
....... .... .-o. :'..e. ...o..
2. .- .-.c' .,- ..o .... ..._. .-.e. .-.. . (4 3 = 12)
c ,-
(a) ....,ec' .....e~-...'
(b) .......*. ...,-.
(c) .e. .--..e. .e,...
(d) ..;.. . .-o......
c ,-
(a) .... ...*.
(b) .-....-.. :. ...
(c) ....*,.. .. .........
(d) .;e. ....o .....-e..*c
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3. .- .-.c' .,- ..o :..-. ..-.-. .-.. . (2 10 = 20)
c ,-
(a) .~.. ,.- c.-...
(b) ..,- .-.-.- .,-.. .-e.. e..
c ,-
(a) .~ c' .,-. .-e.. -- .-o. .. ...-
(b) ..,-.-.-.- .-.- .-o. .-..-.-.- e..
4. .- .-.c' .,- ..o :..-. ..-.-. .-.. . (2 10 = 20)
c ,-
(a) c..ec' c-o... ,-\;.-.- .... c.. .....-
(b) .-..c ..-o. .-.e.-. .. ..-.- .--c...
c ,-
(a) ..,e .c .-.. :..-e...... .-.... o---. .....-
(b) ... ...-.o ..-...
5. -.. .-.c' .... ..-.-.-e. .-.. . (2 10 = 20)
(a) ,...-:
(b) ..-~ c.-~
(c) .-.-
(d) ..... .....
6. .- .-.c' :..- -- .-. .-.. . (10)
(a) ...* ....
(b) .-e., .-.'.-e..
(c) ... .-~.'-e..
7. (a) (i) .- ....-. .,~. .., ,..... .-o, . ..... (5)
...... .- ... ,-
c.-
(ii) .- .-.c' :..-. .-.- e-c e..
(1) -.-e
(2) ..
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(b) (i) .- ..c'ce.-.- c e* ......... . (5)
cc'.. ..._ :-.e
e- .....- .... .e.., c-
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.:.. ....-.. ....
c.-
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(2) c.-..-..


(DENG 21)
B.A./B.Com./B.Sc./B.B.M./B.H.M. DEGREE EXAMINATION, DECEMBER 2010.
(Examination at the end of Second Year)
Part I English
Paper II GENERAL ENGLISH
Time : Three hours Maximum : 100 marks
SECTION A
1. (a) Read the following passage carefully and answer the questions that follow : (5)
My neighbour's wife is a clever woman. She can easily afford servants but she does
not keep any. She very often stands at the gate of her house. When she sees some
neighbour or other going to the shops, she calls out, Thanks, will you get me some
potatoes? O Sunanda, I haven't got any onions. Buy some for me and some chillies
too. She smiles sweetly at them and thanks them profusely when they bring her
what she wants. For larger purchases, she depends on hawkers who come to her
door. The only time she leaves the house is to see a film or to go on a shopping
street. Once or twice her husband has been seen carrying buckets of water in
from the street tap. She never asks anyone in, so we can only wonder whether she
does any cooking at all. It seems as if she gets her husband to do it, poor man!
(i) Why doesn't the neighbour's wife keep any servants?
(ii) What is her favourite ruse?
(iii) What does she depend on the hawkers for?
(iv) Why do you think she makes her husband carry buckets of water?
(v) What do her neighbours say about her?
(b) Read the following passage carefully and answer the questions that follow,
choosing the right answer : (5)
One of the amazing things about ants is that it can eat living things. This is a
special kind seen in Africa. This species is called the driver ant. They always go
out in armies and not even in groups. On their way whatever they see they would
kill and eat. You might wonder how a little insect like an ant can kill and eat. The
reason is they attack as an army, each individual and covering only a small area of
the body of the victim. Even the largest animals would run away when they see the
ant - army approaching them.
If that creature does not runaway, then it is goodbye to it. The ant-army could kill
a fly or a wounded lion.
Such ant-armies are also seen in the southern and central parts of United States
and South America. In Mexico, people would never move out of their houses at
very sight of the deadly invaders.
(i) Ant-armies are found in
(1) Australia (2) India
(3) Mexico (4) Mongolia.
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(ii) They are known as driver ants because they move,
(1) in groups (2) as an army
(3) in pairs singly (4) singly.
(iii) If that creature does not runaway, then it is goodbye This means
(1) the animals concerned will say goodbye to the ants
(2) the creature will invite sympathy from the ant army
(3) that the creature will move to a safe place and bid goodbye to the ant
army
(4) the creature will get killed by the ant army.
(iv) Can an ant-army eat a dead elephant?
(1) Yes (2) No
(3) Difficult to say (4) Possibly.
(v) What do the Mexicans do when they see an ant-army approaching?
(1) They will take up arms to meet the challenge
(2) They will move out of their houses
(3) They will hide themselves inside the house
(4) They will wave their hands to the army.
2. Answer any TWO of the following in not more than 100 words each : (2 5 = 10)
(a) Baruvan says, we are born free and equal but not equally rich and we never shall
be. How does Baruvan justify his statement? Give examples from the text.
(b) Why is Helen Keller eager to spend so much time with her teacher Mrs. Anne
Sullivan Macy after receiving Eye-sight? Give reasons.
(c) What is the moral of the play The Drunkyard?
(d) What prompted George or well to think of the elephants owner?
3. Answer any ONE of the following in about 200 words : (10)
(a) Sketch the personality of Edward Middleton contrasting him with the character of
Lawyers cribbs.
(b) Describe in your own words the reason for Russell's statement it is difficult to
abolish war.
(c) What are the three factors identified by Abdul Kalam that are necessary for India
to become a knowledge super power by 2010?
SECTION B
(Poetry)
4. (a) Answer any ONE of the following in not more than 100 words : (5)
(i) Attempt a critical appreciation of Ode to a Nightingale.
(ii) What is the significance of the title Mending wall?
(iii) Trace the evolution of thoughts in Shelley's Ode to the West Wind.
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(b) Explain any ONE of the following :
(5)
(i) Blasts the new born infants tear
And brights with plagues the marriage hear
(ii) If I were a dear leaf thou mightest bear;
If I were a swift cloud to fly with thee;
(iii) My heart aches, and a drowsy numbers pains
My sense, as though of hemlock I had drunk,
5. Answer any ONE of the following in 200 words :
(10)
(a) Bring out a contrast between the world of the Nightingale and the world of reality?
(b) Generally Shelley is known for intellectualizing nature, but here in this ode we
found him spiritualizing it. Do you agree?
(c) Last Ride Together is a moving dramatic monologue by Browning. Discuss.
SECTION C
(Short Stories)
6. Answer any ONE of the following in about 200 words :
(10)
(a) Summarise in your own words the tragic circumstances that led to the death of
Ha Penny.
(b) Discuss Diamond Rice as a mild satire on society and human foibles.
(c) Show how the prospect of sudden riches brings out the bases side in the natures
of Dimitrices and his wife.
SECTION D
(Language Works)
7. Read the following passage and summarise it :
(8)
Why should we take the trouble to learn English? It is neither our own language nor the
language of any other part of India. It is an extremely difficult language. The study of it
occupies a great deal of time and demands a great effort. What profit can we get from
this study?
The study English still is, and always will be, of great importance in India, Because in
many ways it is extremely useful both to individuals and to the country. Even a clerk in
an office is likely to get on better if he can write correct English. India is connected with
the outside world in many important ways. For instance, in industry and commerce, we
have dealings with other countries, since we need both to export our own goods and to
import goods from abroad if India is to prosper financially and socially. In most other
countries, English is well understood, while our Indian languages are not understood at
all. Therefore our correspondence with them must be carried on in English. Again in the
political affairs of the world, India is playing greater and greater part; and since English
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is an international languages it is used in political discussions and correspondence.
Besides, where English is better understood than Hindi, it will be sometime before
Hindi can replace English in correspondence between these parts.
8. Write an essay on ONE of the following : (8)
(a) Birth control in India
(b) Religion and society
(c) Computers and their uses.
9. Answer any ONE of the following : (8)
(a) Write a report to the Editor of a newspaper on a road accident you have witnessed,
wherein 20 people were injured and two died on the spot.
(b) Write a report on the wedding ceremony of your friend you attended. There you
saw a wrangle between the bride's party and bridegrooms party.
10. Use FOUR of the following idioms and phrases in your own sentences : (8)
(a) Turn a deaf ear
(b) Run after
(c) Put up
(d) Set up
(e) Part and parcel
(f) Run down
(g) In black and white
(h) Keep away
11. Answer any ONE of the following :
(8)
(a) Write a dialogue between you and the airlines travel agent that you have to go
abroad for a specific purpose, and have to book a flight ticket.
(b) Write an imaginary interview for which you are a candidate. The bank authorities
interview you for a business loan.
(c) Write a letter congratulating a friend on his winning a scholarship.
(d) Write a letter on behalf of the Chairman requesting Director to vote for his
nominee as a new director.



(DSAN 21 (NR))
B.A./B.Com./B.Sc./B.B.M./B.H.M. DEGREE
EXAMINATION, DECEMBER 2010.
(Examination at the end of Second Year)
Part I Sanskrit
Paper II POETRY, GRAMMAR AND
TRANSLATION
Time : Three hours Maximum : 100 marks
1. Answer any TWO questions. (2 15 = 30)
(a) Examine the woman characters in the III act
of pratimanataka.
s|--|+|= --||-|+| =|+|+|| -|-
+|t=|=-
(b) Write the story of "susamhata Bharatam"
briefly.
==r-|t-- ;|-=- =+|=-
(c) Write the objective of eleventh anuvaka of
|=|-|
|=|-| |=|=|+-|= s|=+ |=-|
(d) What was the plan of king ashoka to defeat
kalingas? Explain.
=||=|+ =-- ==|=|-=|t = -|=|- |-=-

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2
2. (a) Write the advice of sukanasa briefly,
according to great poet banabhatta. (10)
-|-r|=|-+|- s=|t ==+|=|+ = =+ |=-
Or
(b) How the king bhoja felicitated the good poets
- Explain.
|=t|= = ==-|- =--||+--|+ |-=-
3. Explain with reference to the context any FOUR of
the following. (4 5 = 20)
(a) =r|! |+|=r -|- ; -->=|=+-
(b) -=-| ====+-|:=| s--|-
(c) =|=| =--| =|+| --- =|-|== |=--+| =-
(d) =- -=t
(e) -r-| -+ +t-+t|
(f) + |r =- -|r=|
(g) =|:|-|| |-+-|-
(h) - |+ ||-|-
4. Write short notes on any TWO (2 5 = 10)
:| =|=| |=-
(a) =||
(b) |t|-

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3
(c) >|=t|=|
(d) =|
5. Define and illustrate any TWO alankaras.
(2 5 = 10)
:| ==|t| =||rt =-
(a) ++-|
(b) +s|
(c) =s--s==|
(d) =|--t-|=
6. Write the forms of any THREE cases of the
following =|| -||:|-+ =+|| |=- (3 2 = 6)
(a) -|= -|:-||
(b) ---+:|-|
(c) t|=+-=+-|
(d) -+=---||
(e) -|:-||
(f) --(=|) -s-|
7. Write any FOUR forms of the following adding the
given termination. (4 1 = 4)
=-| -|- s |=|-| =+|| |=-
(a) |- =-|
(b) =|--r-+

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4
(c) =---+
(d) =-(+)- -:
(e) +--=| ---
(f) |=(+)--
8. Translate any FIVE sentences into english or
telugu. (5 2 = 10)
+:| -|||+ =|=|+| =||+|-| =+--
(a) ++|-r|+| |r |-= ||-- - s=|
(b) |---> |== |-+|: =+=
(c) -=| ====+-|:=| s--|-
(d) =||t|: |+ -|+t-|+|-=-=||+|-
(e) +-|- +t---
(f) -r-| -++t-+t|
(g) ----+|-+|-- + =r---
(h) ++ |t| =||+ =|=|=|-|t-
(i) + |+|-=-|||.t-|-- |t|
(j) =+||= |-+|| = -r-|-= =+-|



(DHIN21 (NR))
B.A./B.Com./B.Sc./B.B.M./B.H.M. DEGREE
EXAMINATION, DECEMBER 2010.
(Examination at the end of Second Year)
Part I Hindi
Paper II GENERAL HINDI
Time : Three hours Maximum : 100 marks
1. |+-+|=|- +=|=| =| =s= |c =||=| (24)
(a) (i) -|=| =t- = |, |-| + -+ =| =t
=t =| -+ =| :||t =, -+ =| -+ =| =t
=-|
(ii) +|+| +=| =|= =|t, + -|= - -|;
|-+=| | -=|- +r|, =|| +t= =t r|;
(b) (i) +t | =-= | --|=- |- r| -+ -
| =+ ==| | = + =|t ;= =+ -
=-|
(ii) t|r-+ =|| =|= =, -|| r|- -=|t
==| -|t + r- ==, - =| -|=|t

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(c) (i) =-- =-- =+|- =|==, -+ =t|= =|- =|;
- - = + |=|t , == =-= =|-r=|;
=-|
(ii) =| | = | r =| r| ==||
=| = - -=- r| + ==- r
=|t ||r+| t|-|r +|+ =| =|t =-||
2. |==| |= =|--| =| =|t|= |=|| (10)
(a) ==| =| +-=|-|+
(b) r-|t| -|t| |t- -+
(c) |- =| =t-=| = ==
3. |==| |= =|- =| +|t= ||=| (10)
(a) |=r|t|=|=
(b) ===t s=|
(c) ==|- |++|=| |+t|=|

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4. |==| |= |-+ +t |+= |=|| (20)
(a) =|+
(b) ==|t| =| =-|
(c) |-=|| =|t t|=+||-
(d) +|-t =|t s+
(e) =++| |s =|-
5. |==| |= =||r|= |-+ +t |+= |=|| (20)
(a) -|t|| =|= =|t ==t|+|
(b) = |- =|t =t|=
(c) t||-=|= =|t |=r|t| =|=
(d) ++-|= =|t s-=
(e) +|= =| |-=|= =|t ===t s=|

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6. |r-| - =+-| =||=| (16)
Our beloved leader Mrs. Indira Gandhi is no more.
Her great deeds done for India and the whole
world shall always remain living. The kingdoms of
great king vanished for ever. But Mrs. Gandhis
rule over the hearts of Indians shall remain for
ever. We should try to forget our differences and
work hard for the progress of the country. Only
this will please our late leaders soul.





(DICS 21)
B.A./B.Com./B.Sc. DEGREE EXAMINATION, DECEMBER 2010.
(Examination at the end of Second Year)
Paper II SCIENCE AND CIVILIZATION
Time : One and half hours Maximum : 50 marks
SECTION A (2 13 = 26 marks)
Answer any TWO of the following questions.
1. Discuss nature of science and the importance of experiments in the development of science.
.--. -. .,-.... .-o .--.-;.-. .-...e .....e.. .-.-......
2. What is civilization? Trace out the evolution of pre historic civilizations.
.--. c.- ... ...- .--. .--.....e.. .c. o......
3. Examine the significance of the new discoveries in the field of transport.
..-- .c' .-.- .... .. .,-e ....... ..-.,....
4. Mention some new discoveries in science that helps in the social well being of the people.
.~e .. .-.,,.. .*.... .-. .--. .-'..e. .. ........
5. Explain how scientific knowledge gives rise to some adverse effects on the society.
.--. -.... ..-~.... . ..- ...,c-c .-.* ..-.,....
6. Examine the importance of communications in the society.
..-~c' ..-.-. ... ....... ..,....
SECTION B (3 4 = 12 marks)
7. Write short notes on any THREE of the following :
(a) Pencillin.
.c..
(b) Aeroplane.
..-.....
(c) Green Revolution.
- .......
(d) Synthetic fibres.
... .-e..

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(e) Computer.
..;....
(f) Air pollution.
.-.. .-e.,.
(g) Camera.
....-.
(h) Antiseptics.
-.....
(i) Gun powder.
. .....
SECTION C (3 4 = 12 marks)
Answer ALL questions.
8. Fill in the blanks :
.-:e.. .;-.,... .
(a) Atomic theory was proposed by .
c. ..-..... ..-o.- .
(b) X Rays were discovered by .
...e.. ....- .
(c) Alfred Nobel discovered .
cc. .*:.c ....- .
(d) Stethoscope was discovered by .
..,.. ....- .
9. Choose the correct word :
.-.. ....... .-......
(a) Jet Engine was discovered by
(i) Su Frank whittle (ii) Hallstat
(iii) D. Ascanio (iv) Charles H Townes
-. .~... .... .-....
(i) ,. ,. ..c (ii) ~c.
(iii) .. c..-- (iv) .-.-. . ..

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(b) Agriculture and settled village life were the important features of
(i) Upper Palaeolithic Period (ii) Neolithic period
(iii) Mesolithic period (iv) None the these
: .-e...c' ...... ..-.. -.. .. ....- ...
(i) c.. .c-ce. .-.. (ii) ..- .....
(iii) ...-c- ..... (iv) .:.-..
(c) Theory of Relativity was proposed by
(i) A. Einstein (ii) I.P. Pavlov
(iii) Ottoham (iv) Rutherford
. ..-- ..-o.-
(i) .. .... (ii) .... ..c'.
(iii) :.~.. (iv) .-,.,..
(d) Thermometer was invented by
(i) John Bardeen (ii) John Froelich
(iii) Harry Brareley (iv) Poulsen
..-:...... ....-
(i) --. :-. (ii) --. ,c.
(iii) ~ :-.c (iv) .c..
10. Match the following :
(a) Greenhouse Effect (i) Netigens
(b) Vitamins (ii) Printing Press
(c) Watch (iii) Methane and
2
CO
(d) Computer (iv) Health
(v) Abraham Louis
~...... :
(a) -. . .. (i) ..-.
(b) ...... (ii) .... ....
(c) .-.... (iii) ..,. ..-..
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CO
(d) ..;... (iv) c.*...
(v) c:~.. e-....


(DSMAT 21)
B.Sc. DEGREE EXAMINATION, DECEMBER 2010.
(Examination at the end of Second Year)
Part II Mathematics
Paper II SOLID GEOMETRY AND REAL ANALYSIS
Time : Three hours Maximum : 100 marks
SECTION A
Answer ALL questions.
Each question carries 5 marks. (8 5 = 40)
1. Find the angle between the planes
0 5 4 3 = + z y x and 5 2 2 = z y x .
0 5 4 3 = + z y x , 5 2 2 = z y x c-e ... .* .. ....*.
2. Find shortest distance between the lines
1 3 2
z y x
=

= and
2
2
5
1
3
2 +
=

=
z y x
.

1 3 2
z y x
=

= ,
2
2
5
1
3
2 +
=

=
z y x
..e ... ce.. .-.- ....*..
3. Find equation to sphere passing through origin and makes intercepts c b a , , on coordinate
axes.
..-e e..., ..- .-, .-.-e ..-. c b a , , c. ..-e.. .... *. .:........ ....*..
4. Find equation to reciprocal cone to the given cone 0 26 10 6 3 11 16
2 2 2
= + + + xy zx yz z y x .
0 26 10 6 3 11 16
2 2 2
= + + + xy zx yz z y x .... .. . .:........ ....*..
5. Show that sequence
!
1
.........
! 3
1
! 2
1
! 1
1
1
n
s
n
+ + + + + = is bounded.

!
1
.........
! 3
1
! 2
1
! 1
1
1
n
s
n
+ + + + + = c. c........ .-:.... c .-...
6. Test for the convergence of

1
1
2
2
n
n
.

1
1
2
2
n
n
. c;.... .--c...

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7. Examine the applicability of Cauchy Theorem for
x
x g
x
x f
1
) ( ,
1
) (
2
= = on [ ] b a, .
[ ] b a, c..
x
x g
x
x f
1
) ( ,
1
) (
2
= = e.. .-, ..- ... c....... .--c...
8. Prove that x x f sin ) ( = is integrable on ]
2
, 0 [

.
]
2
, 0 [

c.. x x f sin ) ( = ..-.e. c .-...
SECTION B
Answer ALL questions.
Each question carries 15 marks. (4 15 = 60)
9. (a) (i) Find equation to plane bisecting acute angle between the planes
0 2 6 2 3 = + + z y x , 0 12 6 2 = z y x .
0 2 6 2 3 = + + z y x , 0 12 6 2 = z y x c-e ... e...* ...-... .. e .:.....
....*..
(ii) Show that 0 6 15 10 5 4 6 12 9 4
2 2 2
= + + + + + + z y x xy zx yz z y x represents a pair
of parallel planes. Also find distance between them.
0 6 15 10 5 4 6 12 9 4
2 2 2
= + + + + + + z y x xy zx yz z y x .:... ..-. e .......
.-o... .-... ..-.. c ..-. c-e ... .-. .. .-.- ....*..
Or
(b) (i) Find image of the point (2, 1, 3) in the plane 9 2 3 = z y x .
9 2 3 = z y x ec' (2, 1, 3) e..., ... .e:..... ....*..
(ii) Find limiting points of the coaxial system of spheres given by the spheres
0 6 3 3
2 2 2
= + + + + y x z y x and 0 6 6 6
2 2 2
= + + + z y z y x .
0 6 3 3
2 2 2
= + + + + y x z y x , 0 6 6 6
2 2 2
= + + + z y z y x *.-e .~ ... c.-
e...,e.. ....*..
10. (a) (i) Find equation to cone passing through coordinate axes and lines
3 2 1
z y x
=

= ,

1 1 2
z y x
= = .

3 2 1
z y x
=

= ,
1 1 2
z y x
= = ..e ..- ..-.. .-.-e ..- .., . .:........ ....*.

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(ii) Find equation to right circular cone, Whose vertex is ), 5 , 3 , 2 ( and PQ axis
makes equal angles with the axes and semi vertical angle is 30.
-. PQ ), 5 , 3 , 2 ( c, c-e* ..-. .*-e.. ......-. -.-..* 30 c. e: .o.
. .:........ ....*..
Or
(b) (i) Find vertex of the cone 0 17 26 2 2 10 10 2 2 2
2 2 2
= + + + + + z y x zx yz z y x .
0 17 26 2 2 10 10 2 2 2
2 2 2
= + + + + + z y x zx yz z y x ....... -...... ....*..
(ii) Find equation to right circular cylinder, whose line of axis is
2
3
1
2
2
1
=

=
z y x

with radius is 2.
.-. 2 ..-..
2
3
1
2
2
1
=

=
z y x
.. ..- .c. e: .o. .-. .:........
....*..
11. (a) (i) Show that sequence { }
n
s is given by 2
1
= s ,
n n
s s 2
1
=
+
is convergent.
2
1
= s ,
n n
s s 2
1
=
+
.. c. c..... { }
n
s c.- c;..... c.,.. .-...
(ii) Examine the convergence of
( )

2
1
n
n
n Log
.

( )

2
1
n
n
n Log
. c;.... .--c.-.
Or
(b) (i) Show that
x x
x x
x 5 7
3
0
+

does not exist.

x x
x x
x 5 7
3
0
+

c.- ... .-. .-...

(ii) Discuss the continuity of
1
1
) (
1
1
+

=
x
x
e
e
x f when 0 x and 1 ) 0 ( = f at 0 = x .

1
1
) (
1
1
+

=
x
x
e
e
x f ... 0 x ..-.. 1 ) 0 ( = f c... 0 = x .. c.o... .-.-.
12. (a) (i) Find C, of Lagrange Theorem, when 3 2 ) (
2
+ = x x x f on [ ]
2
3
, 1 .
[ ]
2
3
, 1 c.. 3 2 ) (
2
+ = x x x f c- ..- .-.- C .. ....*..
(ii) Verify Cauchy mean value Theorem for
x
x g x x f
1
) ( , ) ( = = in [1, 2].
[1, 2] c..
x
x g x x f
1
) ( , ) ( = = e.. .-, ..... ..-e ..-.. .--c...
Or

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(b) (i) Write Taylor theorem with Lagranges form of remainder when ) 1 ( ) ( x Log x f + =
at 4 , 2 = = n a .
) 1 ( ) ( x Log x f + = . 4 , 2 = = n a e .. c- .-.c' ,..... .c.,. .e. ..-.....
.-...
(ii) Show that

2
1
sin 1
1
0
2

+

dx
x
x
.

2
1
sin 1
1
0
2

+

dx
x
x
c .-...



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B.Sc. DEGREE EXAMINATION, DECEMBER 2010.
(Examination at the end of Second Year)
Part II Physics
Paper II THERMO DYNAMICS AND OPTICS
Time : Three hours Maximum : 100 marks
PART A (2 15 = 30 marks)
Answer any TWO of the following.
1. Derive an expression for the thermal conductivity and viscosity of a gas on the basis of
kinetic theory.
c. .e. ..-... c.-.- .-.. ,.-.-., .. .:........ --......
2. Define Maxwells thermodynamic potentials. Obtain the relation ( ) R C C
V P
= between
P
C
and
C
V from Maxwells thermodynamical equations.
.-..c ,. .-e.. .o.,....
P
C ..-..
C
V e ... .:.- ( ) R C C
V P
= .-..c ,.
.:...-e ... .-:......
3. Explain what is Joule-Kelvin effect. Describe porous plug experiment demonstrating
Joule-Kelvin effect.
-c.c. .,-.... c.-... -c.c. .,-...... ..-. .... .-..... ..-......
4. State and explain Fermi-Dirac and Bose-Einstein distribution laws.
-..-. ..-.. :'..... .. ..-e.. .-. .-.-......
PART B (2 15 = 30 marks)
Answer any TWO questions.
5. Define system matrix. Obtain the system matrix for a thick and thin lens.
.. .-... .o.,.... ...- ..-.. .e.. ...-e .. .-... .-:......
6. Describe the principle and working of a Michelson interferometer to determine the
wavelength of a monochromatic light.
...c.. ... .-..c' ....... .-..., ... ..-...... .--o .... .- ........
..... .. ..-......
7. Explain Double refraction in crystals. Explain the construction and working of Nicol-Prism.
...-ec' - ..',....... ..-...... .c ...... .-... ..-.. .... ..-...... ..-......
8. Explain the principles of Holography and write down the application of Holography.
'c' ......e.. .-.-o .-. ... .-...e.. .-......

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PART C (4 5 = 20 marks)
Answer any FOUR of the following.
9. What are reversible and irreversible processes? Give examples.
-, c- ...e. c.-... .-.c....
10. Explain the working of a Carnots engine.
.-.* . .... ..-.... e..,....
11. State and explain Wiens displacement law.
:. .,... ........ .-. ..-......
12. State and explain Maxwell-Boltzmann distribution law.
.-..c:'c.-. ... ...... .-. ..-......
13. State and explain Malus Law.
.-e. .-..... c. ..-......
14. What is diffraction of light? Explain.
.- ....... c.-... ..-......
15. Write down the applications of Lasers.
c.. c.....-e. -- .-......
16. Explain astigmatism.
e.. .... ..-......
PART D (4 5 = 20 marks)
Answer any FOUR of the following.
17. What is entropy? Give its physical significance.
..'. c.-... - ,. ,-...... ..-......
18. Explain chromatic abberation.
.. ...... .-o .-.-......
19. Discuss briefly Fourier transforms.
,-.. .-...-e.. .-o ...- .-......
20. Describe Ferry Black body radiation.
- ., ...., ........ -- .-.-......

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21. Obtain first T-ds equation.
..... T-ds .:........ .-:......
22. State and explain Stefan displacement law.
.,. ........ .-. .-.-......
23. Explain briefly Seebeck effect.
.:. c...e.. -- ...- .-......
24. Explain the principle of regenerative cooling.
.,...-.. -c..... .-o ..-......



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B.Sc. DEGREE EXAMINATION, DECEMBER 2010.
(Examination at the end of Second Year)
Part II Electronics
Paper II ELECTRONIC DEVICES AND CIRCUITS
Time : Three hours Maximum : 100 marks
Answer any FIVE questions.
All questions carry equal marks.
1. (a) Explain p-type and n-type semiconductors
and how they are prepared?
(b) Graphically describe the position of the
Fermi level in intrinsic and extrinsic
semiconductors.
2. (a) Explain the energy band theory of crystals.
(b) Distinguish conductors, insulators and
semiconductors on the basis of band theory of
solids.
3. (a) Draw the circuit of BJT in CC configuration
and draw its characteristics.
(b) Explain cut off, active and saturation
regions.
4. (a) Differentiate between small signal and large
signal amplifiers.
(b) Explain the classification of amplifiers based
on conduction angle and coupling.

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5. (a) Explain the concept of feedback and the
different types of feedback.
(b) Discuss the effect of feedback on gain, noise,
bandwidth.
6. (a) Draw the circuit diagram and explain the
working of Wein Bridge oscillator.
(b) Draw the circuit diagram and explain the
operation of Monostable multivibration.
7. (a) Describe the construction and working of
MOSFET.
(b) Explain its various biasing model.
8. (a) Draw the structure of UJT and explain its
characteristics.
(b) How do you experimentally determine its
parameters? Explain.
9. (a) Explain the construction and characteristics
of photo diodes.
(b) Describe the working principle of LED.
10. Describe the construction and operation of Hartley
and Colpitts oscillator.