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IV Year – Instrumentation Engineering Answer Keys 1

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Explanations:Section-I: General Ability 1.

By using the formula, n(A ∪ B) = n(A - B) + n(A ∩ B) + n(B - A) 50 = 20 +15 + n(B - A) n(B - A) = 50 - 35 n(B - A) = 15 Now, n(B) = n(A ∩ B) + n(B - A) = 15 +15 = 30

3.

Given R = 5% per annum P = 2, 00, 000 n = from 2000 to 2002 = 3 years.

 

Population at the end of year 2002 = P 1+

R  100 

n

 

= 200000 1+ = 200000×

5  100 

3

21 21 21 × × 20 20 20

= 231525 So, the estimated population = 231525. 5.

First number + last number = 8 + 12 = 20. Second number + second last number = 2 + 18 = 20 and so on. So, 11 + 9 = 20 Hence, 11 will be the answer. Email: [email protected], Website: www.engineeringolympiad.in

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Convert speed (km/hr) in to (m/sec). 5 So, 18   5m sec. 18

Time 

Dis tan ce 200   40seconds. speed 5

8.

German that is a Nationality not a country.

9.

So, average of prime numbers between 37 to 50 will be 41  43  47  3  43.66 ....  43.67

10.

This question tests your ability to properly draw an inference from the statements that are given to you. Remember that on inference questions, your task is to evaluate each answer choice, looking for the one that has to be true if the stimulus is true. Two of the answer choices are extreme. Extreme answer choices should be avoided in inference questions because they are very unlikely to be correct. Remember that we want the choice that has to be true; extreme choices are unlikely to be the ones that have to be true. Choices (B) should be eliminated for this reason. It does not have to be true that government statisticians are the "only" source. It also does not have to be true that high incomes "never" indicate high net worth. We are only told that there is no correlation, or consistent pattern. That does not mean that there will not be some families with both high income and high net worth. Choices (A) and (D) are not extreme statements, but both do not have to follow from the statements given. Choice (A) could be true, but does not have to be true. A family could also develop high net worth by saving all their income for a short number of years. Choice (D) also could be true, but does not have to be true. Choice (C) is correct because it has to be true given the stimulus. Since we know that there is no correlation between higher income and higher net worth, it is impossible to know what the result will be of in increase in income.

11.

Let the dimension of the cuboid be 2x,3x,4x.

Then,

2  2x  3x  3x  4x  4x  2x   208 2  6x 2  12x 2  8x 2   208 2  26x 2   208 52x 2  208 x2  4 x  2cm.

Therefore volumeof cuboid   2(2)  3  2   4(2)  192cm3 . Email: [email protected], Website: www.engineeringolympiad.in IEO-2017 Partners & Sponsors:

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The structure of the sentence implies that the words which fit into the two blanks are contrasting words. Option (C) is most logical in the given blank. Inspite of the squalid (filthy) surrounding in which she lived, her dress was immaculate (completely tidy). The remaining options do not make sense.

13.

Note: If a trader to sell his goods at cost price but uses false weights, then



Gain% = 

error



×100  %

  True value - error     200 So, here profit percentage =  ×100  %  1000 - 200    200  = ×100  % = 25%  800  14.

Let „x‟ be the monthly salary of Ram.

100   31  20   % of 100   30  15   %of x 15000 49%of 55%of x 15000 49 55   x  15000 100 100  x  55658rs / 

15.

Since her arrival at the native village has been trying to the best of her power spread awareness against dowry system. Replace “is” with “has been” in option B.

17.

Let the total number of mangoes be x. Then, x  Mangoes sold to 1st Customer =  +1  . 2  x   x  Remaining Mangoes = x -  +1  =  -1  . 2  2 

1 x  x 1 x 2 Mangoes sold to 2nd Customer =  - 1 +1 = - +1 =  +  3 2  6 3  6 3  x   x 2  x x   2  x 5 Remaining Mangoes =  -1 -  +  =  -  - 1+  =  -   2   6 3  2 6   3  3 3 1 x 5  x 2 Mangoes sold to3rd customer =  -  +1 =  +  5 3 3  15 3   x 5   x 2   x x   5 2   4x 7  Remaining Mangoes =  -  -  +  =  -  -  +  =  - .  3 3   15 3   3 15   3 3   15 3 

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 4x 7  ∴ - =3  15 3  4x 16 ⇒ = 15 3  16 15  ⇒ x =  ×  = 20.  3 4 ∴ Number of Mangoes originally the man had = 20. 18.

The error is in D. The correction is „known to stand up‟.

19.

Required Percentage = 



 726 + 846 + 786 + 956 + 870 

  980 +1050 +1020 +1240 + 940   4184  = ×100  %  5230 



×100  %



= 80% Section-II: Technical x

21.

f  x    2  t 2 dt f'  x   1 2  x 2  2  x 2 1

The equation x 2  f '  x   0, becomes x 2  2  x 2  0  x 4  x 2  2  0  x  1 22.

Tree does not contain any loop but it must be touch the all the nodes.

23.

The diode is OFF, if V0  2.5V

If Vi  2.5V, Then the diode conducts (zero resistance) and V0  Vi  V  0 

The diode is open (2M resistance) when

Vi  2.5V and then V0  2.5 

Vi  2.5 3

Thus for 2.5  Vi  10, the relation is V0  2.5   When Vi  10V,

24.

Tg  

Vi  2.5 3

10  2.5   V0   2.5   V  5V 3  

d H() d

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

16T 16  120  3 GD   80  109  (20  103 )3  9.55  104 radians  0.0547deg rees

26.

Active area=5 mm2=5×10-2 cm2 For 0.05 cm2, power through photodiode is 1 mW/cm2×0.05=0.05 mW As responsivity of photodiode is given as 5 A/W, current passing through

R L is 5A / W  0.05 103 W  0.25mA VL  i R L  0.25 103 100 103  25V 27.

A B C

Y

Y =  A  B  .C =  A  B  C  AB  AB  C 28.

29.

The second order transfer function is C 1 1   2 R  s  2  4 j s  2  4 j s  4s  20 1 n  20,  5  %M p   0.2 2 e 1   Tp   2 4 n 1  

3 2 2 22 22 2         2 2  2 6  32 32  6 This is true for single tone message signal only.

30.

  x 2 yz  4z2 x; =  2xyz+4z2  i+x 2 zj   x 2 y  8zx  k a 1  1,2, 1  8i  j  10k; a=2i-j-2k; a  3, a =   2i  j  2k  a 3 .a 

31.

1 37 16  1  20   12.33 3 3

P  VIcos90  0

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V

gh

 Vth  

 

 

Vgs1  Vth 1   W/L Vgs2  Vth

 W / L 2  W / L 1



L1 L2

 W is fixed

Putting given values, (subscript 1 = initial, 2 = final)  5  1.5 V  1  L  2L  V  1.5  3.5 2  V  6.45V   gs2 gs2  Vgs  1.5 2 2 1 33.

Using convolution multiplication principle, Multiplication in time domain becomes convolution in frequency domain. Thus maximum frequency component present in x 2 (t).y(t)is

2  250  250  750 Thus sampling frequency can be 2  750  1500 rad / sec. 34.

a = ω 2x a  (2  10) 2 (0.01)  39.4 m / s 2  4.02g (1g  9.8 m / s 2 )

35.

PID controller is shown as below.





36.

Inverter

f  x   x 2  2bx  2c2 ; g  x   x 2  2cx  b2  f '  x   2x  2b and g'  x   2x  2c f " x   2  0, g" x   2  0  f  x  is minimum when f'  x   0 i.e. when x=-b g  x  is maximum when g'  x   0 i.e. when x=-c  b 2  2b 2  2c2  c2  2c 2  b 2  2b 2  c2  2b 2  c2 c 2b

37.

G(s) 1 1   G(s)  , for a unity feedback system 1  G(s) 1  5s 5s

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K v  limsG(s)  s 0

38.

1 5

SSE  5 f 50kHz    0.1 f m 500kHz Bandwidth  2   1 fm

 2  0.1  1  500 103 Hz  1100kHz 39.

d d2 d  , x 2 2      1 , where = ; dx dx dz  The given equation becomes,  -1 y  y  y  0  2  1 y  0; We put z=logx so that x

AE is m2  1  0  m  1; y  C1ez  C2e z  C1elog x  C2e  log x  C1x 

C2 x

Slew Rate 5 V / s   79.6kHz 2  VP  P 2    10

f max 

42.

In the signal flow graph there are 6 forward paths, they are  abcdefg  ahjmg  ahdefg  aifg  aikjmg  abmg

43.

Proximity inductance type motion transducers show the following characteristic curve.

Voltage

40.

distance

44.

Given

2 z z  4  4z  0 2 y y

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It can be put in the form,  D2  4D  4  z  0, where D=

 . y

A.E. is m2  4m  4  0  m  2, 2 complete solution is z=  A+By  e2y ................... 1 z  Be2y   A  By   2e 2y   Be 2y  2z ................. (2) y Using the given conditions in (1) and (2),we have

45.

A=0  z  ye x  2y x B=e 

Y  A.B  B.C  CA The principle of duality theorem says that 1. Changing each OR sign to an AND sign 2. Changing AND sign to OR sign 3. Complementing any 0 or 1 appears in the expression

Y  A.B  B.C  C.A  Duality of Y   A  B  B  C  C  A 

46.

y(n)=y(n-1)+y(n-2)+x(n) Apply Z-Transform to above equation Y(Z) 1  (Z2 ) X(Z) 1  Z1 For aboveTransfer function the polesare

1 5 2 z plane

j

x

1 j

1 5 2 1

x

1pole outside unit circle

Since outside area of unit circle maps RHS of s-plane. 47.

Memory capacity = 8KB  23  210  8  213 1KB  1024  210 

 Length of stack point er  13 48.

Only a second order type system can have that kind of polar plot.

49.

No error due to frequency variation

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Lm Lsh  ..........(1) R m R sh Im 10  103 1 Zsh    3 Ish 990  10 99 Zm



2

R sh2  ( lsh ) 2 zsh R   sh 2 zm Rm R m 2   Lm 

 L  1   sh   R sh  ...........(2) 2  Lm  1    Rm 

(1) in (2) 1

R  I R 1  sh   sh   R sh  m   10.1 m Im  R m  99 99 L 1 100 From (1) Lsh  m  R sh   Lm  H  1.01H Rm 99 99 50.

By solving using super node 10

V1



1

 V2



2V 2A

2

2

7A

4 



V1 V2  70 2 4 V1 V2   5 ____ 1 2 4  similarly V1  2  V2  0 2 

V1  V2  2 ___  2 

solve 1 &  2  V  V1  V2 

22 V 3

16 V. 3

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