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Answer Keys
General Aptitude
1 B 2 A 3 C 4 12 5 2200 6 C 7 D
8 0.1 9 A 10 A
Electrical Engineering
1 D 2 D 3 D 4 0.66 5 4 6 -3 7 576.9
8 0.1 9 C 10 10 11 22.84 12 3.26 13 D 14 12
15 C 16 0.057 17 A 18 C 19 4 20 0.25 21 C
22 B 23 0.56 24 3.464 25 A 26 B 27 C 28 C
29 0.5 30 C 31 A 32 3 33 -3.5 34 22.48 35 A
36 0.103 37 9.86 38 1.00095 39 83.69 40 A 41 A 42 0
43 A 44 C 45 4 46 3.577 47 200 48 D 49 2.45
50 1.63 51 0.777 52 D 53 4.3 54 50 55 A
Explanations:-
General Aptitude
3. To be Spartan is to use little extravagance. Similarly to be Taciturn is to use little speech.
4. Let thenumbersbex,x + 2,x + 4,x + 6,x +8and x +10.

Given (x + 2) +(x +10) = 24
⇒ 2x +12 = 24
⇒x=6
∴ Thefourth number = x + 6 = 12.
  20 
2

5. C.I = Rs. 6000× 1+  - 6000 
  100  
 6 6 
= Rs. 6000× × - 6000  = Rs.2640
 5 5 
 1320×100 
∴ Amount = Rs.   = Rs.2200
 6×10 
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7. D has the same structure as the stimulus argument. If you just replace “aid to developing
nuclear powers” with “car theft,” and “African companies” with the “defendant,” it is
essentially the same argument. Sometimes the parallel structure is easier to see if you use
symbols to represent the terms of the argument: It is true that X is illegal. But, if Y doesn‟t do
it, others will.
8. Split the given sequence in to two parts.

1st part: 0.125 (x2), 0.025(x2), 0.05(x2), 0.1
2nd part: 0.025(x3), 0.075(x3), 0.225(x3), 0.675.
πr 2 h
9. Volume of the cone=
3
2πr 3
Volume of a hemisphere =
3
πr h 2πr
2 3
=
3 3
∴ Height of a hemisphere = Radius of its base
By the above formula, we can see that h:r=2:1
10. Let Sbe thesamplespace.Then,

10× 9 
n(S) = Number of ways of drawing 2 tokens out of (6 + 4) = 10 C 2 = = 45.
 2×1
Let E = Event of getting both tokens of the same colour.Then
n(E) = number of ways of drawing (2 tokens out of 6) or (2 balls out of 4)
= 6 C2 + 4 C2
 6× 5   4× 3
= +
 2×1  2×1
= (15 + 6) = 21.
n(E) 21 7
∴ P(E) = = = .
n(S) 45 15
Electrical Engineering
1. Let P(A) = 2A 2 + 3A + I
We know that Polynomial P(A) and A have same eigen vectors
∴ A & 2A2 + 3A + I have same eigen vectors
 [1 1 1]T is also an eigen vector of 2A2 + 3A + I
2
x 2
2. Given f  x   
2 x
1 2
f ' x    2
2 x
4
f ''  x   3
x
For local maxima or minima f '  x   0
1 2 1 2
  2  0   2  x 2  4  x  2
2 x 2 x
4 1
f ''  2    0
8 2
4 1
f ''  2    0
8 2
f(x) has local minimum at x = 2.
3. We know that if wronskian condition that w = 0,then functions are linearly dependent and
w≠0 independent.
Find w for options
(a), (b), (c) are dependent  w  0  ,only (d) independent
1 x x x2
Since w  1 1 2x
0 0 2
 2  1  x   x 
 2  0.
3 1
4. P  A   , P  B   Required probability is P  A  B  P  A  P  B  P  A.P  B
5 6
3 1  3  1  2
        0.66
5 6  5  6  3
5
5.
1
1
I 3
1 
1  36V 
 36V 
36
I  12A
3
3
I5  12   4A
9
3
6. 12  9I  3I  I  1A
Power delivered by dependent Voltage source is -3×1×1= - 3W
7. Apply KVL to the Loops

5I1  100  50  I 2  0 ...(1)
200  10  I1  I 2   5I1  100  0 ...(2)
By solving (1) and (2) we get,
 I1  12.3
I 2  11.538
I  23.8
P50V  I 2  50   11.538  50  577W
8. E t1  4.44f i Bm A i1
Et 2  4.44f 2 Bm Ai 2
 f1Ai1  f 2 Ai 2  Et1  Et 2
f1Ai1 50  0.2
Ai 2    0.1m 2
f2 100
9. Et  4.44f Bm Ai
Et 8
Ai    0.027
4.44fBm 4.44  50 1.3
10. We know that the voltage across „+‟ terminal is equal to „-„terminal in op-amp
12  2
So, IC   10mA, Since op-amp draws no current IB = 0
1K
 IE  IC  The current through resistor R is 10mA
11. Output load power P

Vt E f
P sin 
Xs
Vt , E f and X s aresame
sin  2
so 1.5 
sin 1
now sin 1  sin15  0.259
 2  22.840 new load angle
4
1
12. f0 
2 LC
1 1 4 106
Ist case 4 106  , 2nd case f 01  , f 01   3.26MHz
2 LC 2 L 1.5C 1.5
14. 0  2048  2049 counts

But 211 can count upto 2047 so, 12 flip flops are needed
Average Demand 30 / 24
15. Load Factor    62.5%
Peak Demand 2
16. Consider
1  2
  9t  2     t  
9  9
 
3  
2

1  2 1 9 1 2
This    t   e 3t dt  e
9   9  9
3
 e 3  0.057
9
 t  t0 
17.    a  t  t0 
 a 
By using time shifting property of Laplace transform
  t  t 0   e  st 0
 a   t  t 0   a e  st 0
A
19. ess 
1 K
1
0.2 
1 K
K4
20. T.F   K  s 2
T.F dB  0 at   2;
20log K  20log 2 0
 2
1
K
4
5
T 
23. Vm  Vref  2  ; Given v m  2v; Vref  5V
 T1 
1
T1  20   0.4 sec
50
T  0.8
 2  5  2   T2   0.16 sec
 0.4  5
Total conversion time  T1  T2  0.4  0.16  0.56 sec
24. Form factor for sinusoidal waveforms = 1.11

Vrms
F.F 
Vavg
3.33
 Vavg  3
1.11
For a triangular wave
V V
Vavg  m ; VRMS  m
2 3
Vm  2Vavg  2  3  6
Vm 6
VRMS    2 3  2  1.732  3.464V
3 3
s
25. E az
2o
1
 9  109
4o
1
 36  109
o
109
  36  109
2
 18  56.57a z V / m
1 1 1 6
26.  A | B   1 2 3 10 
 1 2 p q 
R 2  R 2  R1 , R 3  R 3  R1
 1 1 1 6 
~  0 1 2 4 
 0 1 p  1 q  6 
6
R3  R3  R2
 1 1 1 6 
~  0 1 2 4 
 0 0 p3 q  10 
Given system has infinite no. of solutions
   A     A | B   2  No. of unknowns  3
And
To satisfy above condition  p – 3 = 0, q – 10 = 0
 p = 3, q = 10
27. (1) By the definition of linearly dependent vectors, statement (I) is true
1 2 1
(II) 0 1 2  ( 12)  2(6)  1(3)
3 7 2
 12  13  3  21  0
 Determinant is not equal to zero
 The given vectors are linearly independent
 Option C is correct.
28. Let x0 = 0, y0 = 0 and taking h = 1,we get

y 1  y1  y 0  h f  x 0 , y 0   0
y  2   y 2  y1  h f  x1 , y1   2
y  3  y3  y 2  h f  x 2 , y 2   6
y  4   y 4  y3  h f  x 3 , y3   12
y  5   y5  y 4  h f  x 4 , y 4   20
From option (C)
y1  x1x 0  1.0  0
y 2  x 2 x1  2.1  2
y3  x 3 x 2  3.2  6
y 4  x 4 x 3  4.3  12
29. A is the event of getting infrastructure contract

B is the event of getting welfare contract given that
P(A) = 0.2, P(B)=0.4, P(A  B)  0.1
Required probability, P(A  B)  P (A)+ P(B) - P(A  B)
=0.2+0.4-0.1 = 0.5
7
1 0 0 
30. A   0 1 0 
 0 0 1 
 Eigen values of matrix A are 1,1,1.
Here the eigen value „1‟ repeated three times.
 The algebraic multiplicity of eigen value „1‟ is 3.
Consider the matrix  A  I  corresponding to   1.
1   0 0 

i.e., A  I   0 1   0 
 0 0 1   
0 0 0 
 A  I  0 0 0     1
0 0 0 
  A  I   0 i.e., rank  r  0.
 No. of Linearly independent eigen vectors corresponding to   1 is
 n   A  I  3  0  3
 The geometric multiplicity of   1is '3'.
So,option 'C'is correct.
 3.7 
31. main  tan 1    39.6
o
 4.0 
To produce 90o phase difference
b/w main & auxiliary winding the
angle of auxiliary circuit must be
  39.6  90  50.4o
Ztotal  Zaux  jX e  9.5  j(3.5  X c ) 
1
Xc  is reac tan ce of capacitor to be added
C
 3.5  X c 
tan 1    50.4
o
 9.5 
X c  15 ; C  177 F
V32
32. P3  300   V3  30V
3
30 30
I   10  5  15
3 6
V2  90  V1  30  60  V1
V1  15  1  15V
8
V2  45V
45
R  3
15
R  3
33. Assume all the currents in the 4  resistor in clockwise direction with the 6A & 6V sources
removed due to the 12V source we get
12
I'   1.0A
48
Due to 6V source,
6
I ''    0.5A
48
Finally with the two voltage sources, we obtain for the 6A source, by current division
 8 
I '''  6    4.0A
 48
I 4   I ' I '' I '''
 3.5A
34. Equivalent resistance by 90V source is

8 8  4
R eq  8   12.8
88 4
90
I  7.03A
12.8
Vco  90  8I  33.75
33.75
Ico   4.22A
8
Icd  7.03  4.22  2.81A
VTh  Vcd  2.81  8  22.48V
50
35. Stand still rotor voltage/ phase =  28.86v  E 2
3
Total impedance, Z2  0.5  j3  4  j1.5  4.5  j4.5  z2  6.36
28.86
Rotor current   4.5A
6.36
0.5  j3
 16.66  j3   16.66    3  16.93
2 2
Rotor Impedance at 3% slip =
0.03
28.86
Current =  1.7A
16.93
9
36. I 22, max T  R 2  9.0 I 2,2  R 2
I2, FL 1 V1 V1
 ; I2, Fl  ; I2,max, T 
I 2, max, T 3 R R
2
 jX 2 2
 jX 2
SFL Sm
I2, FL 1 j I2, FL 2 1
 ,  
I 2, max, T j  Sm I2, max, T  Sm 
2 3
SFL 1   
 SFL 
Sm  0.103
120f 120  50
37. N   300 rpm
P 2
J  2N   23000 
2 2
1 1
K.E  J2      10  103  
2 2  60  2  60 
 493.48 MJ
KE 493.48
H   9.86 MJ / MVA
MVA rating 50
38. For Ideal case:

V0  Ad Vd ; Vd  Vs1  Vs2  10  9  1mV
20log10 Ad  60; Ad  103
V0  103 1103  1V
For General Case:
20log10 CMRR  80
CMRR  104
Ad 103
Ac   4  0.1
CMRR 10
Vs1  Vs2 10  9
Vc    9.5mV
2 2
V0  A d Vd  A c Vc  103  1  103  0.1  9.5  10 3
V0  1.00095V
Vm 200 2
39. Im  
2R f  R L 120  3000
2Im 2  0.09096
Idc    0.0576 Amp
 
1 1
Now ripple voltage, Irms ' R L   Irms
2
 Idc 2  2 R L   0.0642  0.05762  2  3000
10
Im
0.0906
Irms  
 0.064
2 2
 Ripple voltage at the output  83.69V
40. In the given problem condition is A Less than B (given) CMP „B‟ instruction will compare
contents of register B with accumulate up on finding that register B contents are more than
accumulate 10, cy=1 and since data are not equal z=0 because zero flag will be set only A=B
contents of accumulator = contents of register B.
41. 3-generating stations

PL  PG1
2
B11  PG1 B12 PG 2  PG1 B13 PG3  PG 2 B21 PG1  B22 PG2 2 
PG 2 B23 PG3  PG3 B31 PG1  PG3 B32 PG 2  PG3
2
B33
From data
 
PL  100   0.01  100   0.0001  200   100   0.0001  400  
2
 200   0.0001  100    0.003  200 2    200   0.0004  400  
 400   0.0001  200    4002  0.04    400   0.0001  100   7.75kW
42.
2
X 0 3 21
X X
X
X 0 0
X X
Ia  Ib  Ic  Ia .I*a  Ib .I*b  Ic .I*c

2 2 2
43.
 Ia  I b  Ic  Iabc
2 T * 2 2
Iabc
1 1 1  1 1 1   I*a 0 
 
  Ia 0 Ia1 Ia 2  1  2   1   2   I*a1 
1   2  1  2    I*a 2 
3 0 0   Ia 0 
*
 
  Ia 0 Ia1 Ia 2  0 3 0   I*a1 
0 0 3  Ia 2 
*
 3  Ia I*a 0  Ia1I*a1  Ia 2 I*a 2   3  Ia 0  Ia1  Ia 2 

2 2 2
 
 I*a 
  T
  Ia I b Ic   I*b   Iabc  Tabc
*
 I*c 
 
11
1 1 1
  A I012   I A   Ia 0 Ia1Ia 2  1  2  
T T T T
I abc 012
1   2 
1 1 1   I*a 0 
 
I*abc   A Io12   1   2   I*a1 
*
 A*I*012
1  2    I*a 2 
44. YBus  150  150  22500 elements.

 90% sparce 
Non  zeroelements  22500  0.1  2250 10% isnon sparce 
 
No. of lines will be decided by mutual elements.
 Diagonal = 150
Mutual elements = 2250-150 = 2100
2100
Lines   1050 lines
2
3 3 
45. x  t   sin t  5cos t  3sin14 t
4 4 4

 Fundamental Frequency 0 
4
x  t   sin 30 t  5cos30 t  3sin140 t
e3 j0 t  e3 j0 t  e3 j0 t  e3 j0 t   e14 j0 t  e14 j0 t 
 5   3 
2j  2   2j 
 1 5 5 1  3 3
 x  t      e3 j0 t     e3 j0 t  e14 j0 t  e 14 j0 t
 2j 2   2 2j  2j 2j
 Non-zero exponential Fourier series coefficient = 4.
46. Consider
y  n   0.5 y  n  1  2x  n 
On applying Z-transform
Y  z   0.5Y  z  z 1  2X  z 
2
H z 
1  0.5z 1
 H  e j  
2
1  0.5e  j
12
H  e j 
2 2
 
1  0.5  cos   jsin   1  0.5j


2
 H  e j 
4 4
    3.577

2 1  0.25 1.25
Vs 220 2 ToN
47. Vo   660     ToN  2ToFF  200 s
1  1  3 ToN  ToFF
V0 V0 V01 V02
48.   
Vi V01 V02 Vi
Where V01 is output of amplifier & V02 is the input of amplifier

 1 
500k  s  0.5  
  2 
 1  1M  1 
 s  500k   s  0.5 
 
 0.5s   1  s 2 4s
   2   0.5s  1    s  2   2   s  2  
     s  2
2
0.5s 1
 2
49. 3

s 2
 2s  C

2s

 6
R
 s 2
 2s  C
2s  1
6
s  2s2
 2
6
1
6
(2s  1) s  2s  12s  6
s(s  1)
6
T.F 
s  14s  6
2
here n  6  2.45;
13
50. V0  DVdc
150
D  0.652
230
1 1 TON 0.652
T  ;  D  TON  DT   1.63 m.sec
f 400 T 400
Vm 230 2
Io  cos   cos       cos 25  cos  25  10   20
2  50Ls 
51.
Ls
Ls  0.0045H
2Vm L s I o
Vo  cos    187.73  9  178.74
 
V I 178.25  20
Displacement Factor  o o   0.777
Vs Is 230  20
52. voltage across s tan dard resis tan ce  0.514o

0.5 14o
current   2.5 14o
0.2
The voltage measured at output ter min als of divider  0.6 84o
coil output voltage  150  0.6 84o
 90 84o
voltage across the coil 90 84o
 Im pedence of the coil  
current through the coil 2.5 14o
 36 70o
ZL  12.31  33.829 J
 X L  33.829  f  50Hz
33.829
L   107.68 mH
100
R 2R 3 2 1
53. Rx    1K
R4 2
CR 2
Lx   r(R 3  R 4 )  R 3R 4 
R4
2  106  2  103
 50(3x103 )  1  103  2  103   L x  4.3 H
2  103
14
54. A  5mm 2  5  106

N 2 A 4 10  1000   510
7 6 2
L 
2r 2  20  103
 50H
55. The field at  6, 3,1 is 

L
E a
2 E 0 
L  20 pc / m
  x 2  y2  6  3  9  3
1 1
 9  109   18  109
40 20
18  109  20 1012
E a   120 m a  V / m
3
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4. Let thenumbersbex,x + 2,x + 4,x + 6,x +8and x +10.

8. Split the given sequence in to two parts.

10. Let Sbe thesamplespace.Then,

7. Apply KVL to the Loops

11. Output load power P

14. 0  2048  2049 counts

24. Form factor for sinusoidal waveforms = 1.11

28. Let x0 = 0, y0 = 0 and taking h = 1,we get

29. A is the event of getting infrastructure contract

34. Equivalent resistance by 90V source is

36. I 22, max T  R 2  9.0 I 2,2  R 2

38. For Ideal case:

41. 3-generating stations

 200   0.0001  100    0.003  200 2    200   0.0004  400  

 400   0.0001  200    4002  0.04    400   0.0001  100   7.75kW

Ia  Ib  Ic  Ia .I*a  Ib .I*b  Ic .I*c

 3  Ia I*a 0  Ia1I*a1  Ia 2 I*a 2   3  Ia 0  Ia1  Ia 2 

44. YBus  150  150  22500 elements.

Where V01 is output of amplifier & V02 is the input of amplifier

52. voltage across s tan dard resis tan ce  0.514o

54. A  5mm 2  5  106

55. The field at  6, 3,1 is 

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