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Total No. of Questions: 8] SEAT No.

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Q2) a) Define Following with examples: [6]


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i) rooted tree
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c) Explain Hamiltonian and Euler path and circuits with example. [6]

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ii) Minimal Element


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iii) Draw the graph and its equivalent hasse diagram for divisibility on
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the set: {2, 3, 6, 12, 24, 36}.


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b) What are the ordered pairs in the relation R represented by the directed
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graph shown in below Figures? [6]


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c) Let functions f and g be defined by [5]


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f (X)  2X  1,g(X)  X 2  2
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ii) gof (a+2) and fog (a+2)
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Q4) a) What is the reflexive closure of the relation R = {(a, b) | a<b} on the set

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Q5) a) Solve the congruence 8x = 13mod 29 [6]


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a = bq + r such that 0 <= r <|b|, where a is dividend, b is divisor, q is


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quotient and r is remainder. [8]


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Q6) a) Which of the following congruence is true? Justify the answer. [6]
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ii) 793  682 (mod9)


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ii) GCD (1276, 244)


c) Using Chinese Remainder Theorem, find the value of P using following
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p=2 mod 3
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p=3 mod 7
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Q7) a) Let R = {0o, 45o, 90o, 135o, 180o, 225o, 270o, 315o} and *= binary

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iii) a*b=2a-2b
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group under the operation addition i.e.(a+b 2) + (c+d 2) = (a+c) +

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semigroup, group a monoid, or neither.


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