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Indian Institute of Technology Guwahati (IIT-G) 2005 JAM Geophysics - Question Paper

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JAM 2005 Geophysics

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2005 - GP

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2005 - GP

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Test Paper Code : GP Time : 3 Hours    Max. Marks : 300

INSTRUCTIONS

1.    The question-cum-answer book has 52 pages and has 66 questions. Please ensure that the copy of the question-cum-answer book you have received contains all the questions.

2.    Write your Roll Number, Name and the name of the Test Centre in the appropriate space provided on the right side.

3.    Select any two Sections. Answer objective and subjective questions of the same two sections.

4.    Write the answers to the objective questions against each Question No. in the Answer Table for Objective Questions, provided on page No. 15. Do not write anything else on this page.

5.    Each objective question has 4 choices for its answer: (A), (B), (C) and (D). Only ONE of them is the correct answer. There will be negative marking for wrong answers to objective questions. The following marking scheme for objective questions shall be used :

Do not write your Roll Number or Name anywhere else in this question-cum-answer book.


(a)    For each objective question, you will be awarded 3 (three) marks if you have written only the correct answer.

(b)    In case you have not written any answer for a question you will be awarded

0 (zero) mark for that question.

(c)    In all other cases, you will be awarded -1 (minus one) mark for the question.

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IMPORTANT NOTE FOR CANDIDATES

Select any TWO Sections. Attempt ALL objective and subjective questions of the Same TWO Sections. Questions 1-45 (objective questions) carry three marks each and questions 46 - 66 (subjective questions) carry fifteen marks each.

Write the answers to the objective questions ONLY in the Answer Table for Objective Questions provided on page 15.

GEOLOGY SECTION

1.    The age of Rajmahal trap is

(A)    Eocene

(B)    Jurassic

(C)    Triassic

(D)    Permian

2.    A clastic sedimentary grain is of 1 mm in size. It is classified as

(A)    pebble

(B)    cobble

(C)    sand

(D)    silt

3.    A line joining topographic points of equal heights is termed as

(A)    stratum contour line

(B)    contour line

(C)    isograde line

(D)    solidus

4.    An equigranular melanocratic igneous rock containing abundant olivine is classified as

(A)    dunite

(B)    peridotite

(C)    gabbro

(D)    diorite

(A)    Normal fault

(B)    Strike fault

(C)    Strike-slip fault

(D)    Reverse fault

The acceleration due to gravity of earth (g) is the lowest at

(A)    poles

(B)    latitude 33 N

(C)    latitude zero

(D)    latitude 33 S

The boundary between mantle and core of earth is at a depth of

(A)    700 km

(B)    1850 km

(C)    2900 km

(D)    3500 km

cl b

The Miller indices for parameters : : c is

2 2

(A)    201

(B)    112 .

(C)    012

(D)    221

When a ray of polarized light strikes a uniaxial mineral, it undergoes

(A)    double refraction

(B)    absorption

(C)    internal reflection

(D)    scattering

10.    V- Shaped valleys are formed by

(A)    youth stage of river

(B)    mature stage of river

(C)    old stage of river

(D)    action of glacier

11.    Match the parent rock from Group 1 to its metamorphic rock from Group 2

Group 1    Group 2

P. Shale    1.    Quartzite

Q. Sandstone    2.    Marble

R. Limestone    3.    Schist

4.    Amphibolite

Choose the correct answer from the following :

(A)    P-l, Q-2, R-4

(B)    P-4, Q-3, R-l

(C)    P-2, Q-l, R-3

(D)    P-3, Q-l, R-2

12.    A crescent shaped sand dune with horns (or wings) directed downwind side, is termed as

(A)    barchan

(B)    current crescent

(C)    seif

(D)    parabolic dune

13.    Indian Plate is

(A)    static

(B)    moving northward

(C)    moving westward

(D)    moving southward

14. A 2 mm thin sedimentary layer deposited in a year in the lacustrine environment, is called

(A)    very thin bed

(B)    thin bed

(C)    thick bed

(D)    varve

15. Match the type of deposit from Group 1 to its geographical location from Group 2

Group 1

Group 2

P.

Magnesite

1.

Hutti

Q.

Gold

2.

Amarkantak

R.

Bauxite

3.

Almora

4.

Zawar

Choose the correct answer from the following

(A)

P-l,

Q-2,

R-4

(B)

P-4,

Q-3,

R-l

(C)

P-2,

Q-l,

R-3

(D)

P-3,

Q-l,

R-2

Space for rough work

16.    Sound waves in air cannot exhibit

(A)    Polarization

(B)    Scattering

(C)    Interference

(D)    Diffraction

17.    The circularly polarized light is incident normally on a quarter wave plate. The emergent light will be

(A)    circularly polarized

(B)    plane polarized

(C)    elliptically polarized

(D)    unpolarized

18.    The wavelength corresponding to the maximum intensity emission from a black body is

(A)    directly proportional to T, the absolute temperature of the black body

(B)    inversely proportional to T

(C)    directly proportional to T4

(D)    inversely proportional to T 4

19.    The average binding energy per nucleon for a medium weight nucleus is about

(A)    1 MeV

(B)    8 MeV

(C)    16 MeV

(D)    24 MeV

20.    A hollow thin spherical shell of radius R is given a charge Q . The electric field at a point x (0 < x < R) is

Q


4/r c0 R'


Q


480 xj


Q


An e0 x


(A)

(B)

(C)


21. A wire of length L, radius r and resistivity p is first coated with a very thin layer of an insulating material and then coated with a layer of thickness r/2 of material with resistivity 1.25 p. The effective resistance of the wire is

(A)

pL

2nr2

(B)

2 pL

9

nr

(C)

5 pL

9 nr2

(D)

oo

22. The de Broglie wavelength of a proton of energy Ep is twice the de Broglie wavelength of

Ep

an alpha particle of energy Ea . The ratio is

Ea

(A)    16

(B)    4

(C)    1

(D)    1/4

23. The coefficient of viscosity for a gas

(A)    is independent of the pressure of the gas

(B)    is proportional to T, the absolute temperature of the gas

(C)    is proportional to T2

(D)    depends on the size of the vessel containing the gas

24. The average energy of a Planck oscillator of frequency v at absolute temperature T is

(A)    hv

(B)    kT

hv

(C)

expll + 1

(D) - kV

expiai-1

25.    An n - type semiconductor has

(A)    more holes than electrons

(B)    equal number of holes and electrons

(C)    boron as impurity

(D)    phosphorous as impurity

26.    A satellite is moving around earth in a circular orbit of radius R . The time period T of the satellite is

(A)    proportional to R

(B)    proportional to R 2

(C)    proportional to R32

(D)    independent of R

27.    In a p-n junction diode, the current

(A)    gets saturated for small forward bias voltage

(B)    never gets saturated for forward bias voltage

(C)    is strictly zero for any forward bias voltage

(D)    is strictly zero for any reverse bias voltage

28. The n moles of an ideal gas are in volume V/2 of an isolated chamber of total volume V. The other half of the chamber is empty. Now the valve in the wall separating the two halves is opened and the gas fills the whole volume. The change in the entropy of the gas is

(A) nR lnV

(B)    nRVr

(C)    nR In 2

(D)    zero

29.    In the Fraunhofer diffraction of light of wavelength X at a slit of width a, the angular positions of different diffraction maxima (other than the central maximum) are given by

m 2

(A)    sin 6 = ; m = 0, 1, 2, 3, ...

a

(B)    sin 0 =    j ; m - 0, 1, 2, 3, ...

m 2

(C)    sin6> = ; 771 = 1, 2, 3, ...

a

(D)    sin0 = jm + ; m = 1,2,3,...

30.    The number of lattice points in a unit cell of a FCC lattice is

(A)    1

(B)    2

(C)    4

(D)    8

Space for rough work

31.    Three unit vectors a, b, c , (b and c not parallel) are such that a x

> > angles which a makes with b and c, respectively, are

b x c I =-c . The

2


(A)    30 and 90

(B)    150 and 90

(C)    60 and 90

(D)    90 and 30

32.    The general solution of differential equation 4x2y" - 8x y' + 9y = 0 is

(A)    C,e5*/2 + C2e_3/2

(B)    Cje3*/2 +C2e~3xl2

(C)    (Cj+C2 \ogx)xm

(D)    ClX3/2 +C2*-3/2

33.    The Particular integral of the following differential equation

y" + 2y' + 5y = ex2 +18 cos Ax -11 sin 4x

4

is

(A) e2+5cos4x

4

(B) 5 cos 4x + 2 sin 4x

(C) ex2 + 2cos4x + 5sin4x

5

34. U and W are subspaces of vector space V. If DimiV) = 12, Dim{U) = 6 and Dim(W) = 8, then

(A)    Dim{U nW)<6 and DimiU uf )>8

(B)    Dim(U nW)>6 and DimiXJ uW)>8

(C)    DimiU nW)<6 and DimiU uW)< 8

(D)    DimiU r\W)<6 and DimiU uf)> 12

35. For linear transformation T{x1,x2,x3) = (xx + x2,x2 + x3 ,x3-x1), the associated matrix {A;B1,B2}, where

Bx = {(1, 2, 1), (-1, 1, 0), (5, -1, 2)} and

B2 ={(1, 0, 0), (0, 1, 0), (0, 0, 1)}

is

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)


3    3 O' -110

4    13

'3 0 4 ' 3 11

0    1-3

3 0 1' 3-14 0 1 3

1    2 1 5-12 -110


36. The set {e, a, a2, a3, 6, ab, a2b, a3&}, where the identity element e = a4, is

(A)    a cyclic group of order 8 when b2 = a3

(B)    a cyclic group of order less than 8 when b2 = a3

(C)    a group but not a cyclic group when b2 = a3

(D)    not a group when b2 = a3

_A_

37.    Let a,(3,Y be the three roots of the equation e2x sin2x -7 = 0. Then the root of the equation e2x sin 2x + 7 = 0 lies between C1 and C2, where

(A)    both C1 and C2G(a,j3)

(B)    both C1 and C2e(fl,y)

(C)    Cj g {a,(3) and C2 g

(D)    Cj g    and C2

oo X

38.    The value of the integral J J x e~x dy dx is

o y=0

(A)

0

(B)

1/2

(C)

4

(D)

1

39.    Choose the correct answer for the function f{z) = ey elx = u + iv

(A)    f{z) is analytic everywhere in complex plane C

(B)    v is Harmonic conjugate of u

(C)    f(z) is nowhere analytic in complex plane C

(D)    v is Harmonic but u is not Harmonic.

40.    There are three bags containing 2 red & 3 blue; 3 red & 4 blue and 4 red & 4 blue balls, respectively. First a bag is selected at random and then randomly a ball is drawn from the selected bag. The probability that the drawn ball will be red is

(A)    91/210

(B)    93/210

(C)    3/7

41. Let xlf x2, , xn be a random sample from normal population with mean // and variance

x 1 n 1 n <j2, then the statistic P = X , , where x = 'V' ac- and s2 =-'V' (* - x )2 has

s/Vtz     ti    n~1ti

(A)    t distribution with n - 1 degrees of freedom

(B)    t distribution with n degrees of freedom

(C)    standard normal distribution

(D)    X distribution with n - 1 degrees of freedom

42. Let R[a,6] denote the set of all Reimann integrable functions and feR[a,i)]. With following options

P:f2eR[a,b]

Q:afg R [a,b], a scalar

jR :| /*|e R[a,6]

choose the correct answer.

(A)    The options P and Q are correct but not R

(B)    The options P and R are correct but not Q

(C)    The options Q and R are correct but not P

(D)    All the options P, Q and R are correct.

43. lim

(*,y)-(<), 0) X2 -y2

(A)    is equal to 0

(B)    is equal to -

2

(C)    is equal to

2

(D)    does not exist

X

0

2

4

6

8

f(x)

7

13

45 +e

145

367

Then the approximate integral value of e is

(A)    1

(B)    2

(C)    -2

(D)    4

45. Let 2 and - 2 be fixed points of function g (x) = 0.4 + x - O.lx2 . The sequence {:xk } is obtained by using the iterative rule xk+1 =g(xk). Then with initial approximation x0 = -1.9 , the sequence {x,}

(A)    converges to 2

(B)    does not converge to - 2

(C)    converges to - 2

(D)    oscillates between - 2 and 2

Space for rough work

GEOLOGY SECTION

Answer the following :

(a)    What is lagoon?

(b)    What is point bar?

(c)    What is terminal moraine?

(d)    What is dendritic pattern?

(e)    What is mesa?

Along a traverse, a sequence 123123 of simple dipping beds is observed. With the help of a block diagram, show how can such a repetition of beds be explained.

(a)    What is pseudomorphism?

(b)    What is isomorphism?

(c)    What is polymorphism?

(d)    What is acicular form?

(e)    What is pleochroism?

A

Answer the following in relation to the magmatic crystallization of a binary system.

(a)    What is liquidus?

(b)    What is solidus?

(c)    What is eutectic point?

(d)    What is solid solution?

(e)    What is graphic texture?

Name one example of each of the following commercial deposits found in India.

(a)    Mica

(b)    Iron

(c)    Copper

(d)    Oil

(e)    Phosphorite

Arrange the geological units/events in order of their relative ages (oldest at the bottom and

youngest at the top) in each of the following :

(a)    Barakar Formation, Talchir Formation and Umaria Marine Beds

(b)    Aravalli Orogeny, Himalayan Orogeny and Satpura Orogeny

(c)    Deccan Volcanics, Malani Volcanics and Dhanjori Volcanics

(d)    Great Boundary Fault, Main Boundary Fault and Himalayan Frontal Fault

(e)    Cuddapah Supergroup, Marwar Supergroup and Semri Group

Answers

(a)    Youngest    ----------------------

Older    ----------------------

Oldest    ----------------------

(b)    Youngest ----------------------

Older    ----------------------

Oldest ----------------------

(c)    Youngest ----------------------

Older    ----------------------

Oldest ----------------------

(d)    Youngest ----------------------

Older    ----------------------

Oldest ..................

(e) Youngest Older Oldest

Mr. Robinson kept 32 grams of a radioactive substance at 10 AM on January 1, 2004 in his laboratory. On the same day at 10 PM, when he went to his laboratory, he found it reduced to 4 grams through decay process. Find the 'half-life of this substance.

A charge Q is uniformly distributed throughout the volume of a solid sphere of radius R. Find the electric field strength E (x) at a point, a distance x away from the centre of the sphere such that (a) 0 < x < R and (b) x > R . Sketch E (x) as a function of x .

54. The n - moles of an ideal gas are in an initial state (P0, V0, T0). The gas is expanded to

. The pressure is then reduced to P0,

volume 3Vo along a path given by P = P0 |

Vo

maintaining the volume constant. Finally, the gas undergoes an isobaric compression to the state (P0,V0,T0). (a) Show these processes on a P - V diagram, (b) Calculate the work done by the gas along different paths on the P - V diagram, (c) What is the total work done by the gas during the complete cycle?

A body of mass 9 g is thrown vertically upward with an initial velocity of 100 m/s. After one second, a bullet of mass 1 g hits the body at an angle of 45 with the horizontal with a

velocity of 9oV2 m/s and sticks to it. Calculate the total horizontal distance travelled by the body-bullet system. (Take acceleration due to gravity, g = 10 m/s2.)

A solid with FCC structure has lattice constant 4.0 A. Each lattice point has an atom of mass 4.0 x 10~26kg. (a) Calculate the (mass) density of the solid, (b) If each atom of the solid contributes two electrons to the conduction band of the solid, then calculate the number of conduction electrons in 1 m3 volume of the solid.

X-Rays of wavelength A = 0.612 xlO"10m are scattered by free electrons (Compton collision), (a) Calculate the wavelength of the scattered radiation at an angle of 90 with the direction of incidence, (b) Calculate the corresponding kinetic energy (in Joules) imparted to the electron.

In an experiment on Youngs double-slit with the light of wavelength 600 nm, the screen is placed at a distance of 1 m from the slits having separation of 1 mm. Calculate the value of the fringe-width. Now the screen is moved away farther by 0.5 m. What should be the new wavelength of light so that the fringe-width remains the same?

A radioactive source contains two radioisotopes, each with initial activity 103 ln 2 Bq (lBq = 1 Becquerel = 1 decay per second). The half-life of one of the radioisotopes is one hour and that of the other is two hours, (a) Calculate the total number of radioactive nuclei present initially in the radioactive source, (b) How many nuclei decay in the period of first four hours?

MATHEMATICS SECTION

60. (a) Find the region of convergence of 'S'--- (z + i)n

4 (n +1)7/2

z

(b) Expand f (z) - in Laurant series valid for 0 < I z - 3 I < 1

(z - 2) (3 - z)    11

61. (a) Solve the differential equation y' + xy = y1/2e x secx .

(b) Calculate the conditional expectation of Y given X = x, for bivariate random variable (X, Y) having joint probability density function

f( , j2 0 < x < y < 1 f {x,y) = <

|0 elsewhere

62. (a) Is the set S = {(z1,z2, - z2 ,z1) : z1 ,z2 e C } with addition and multiplication defined as

(a,b,c,d) + (e,f,g,h) = (a + e, b + f, c. + g, d + h),

{a,b,c,d)- (e,f,g,h) = (ae + bg, af + bh, ce + dg, cf + dh)

non commutative ring with unity e ? If yes, find e and corresponding inverse of (zx ,2,-22,) where z1, z2 0 .

(b) Set up an isomorphism between the multiplicative Group X of the 4th root of unity and the permutation group Y whose elements are I = (1)(2)(3)(4), P1 = (1, 2, 3, 4), P2 = (1, 3) (2, 4) and P3 = (1, 4, 3, 2).

63. (a) Using Caley Hamilton theorem, find the inverse of the matrix A =

-1 1 3 1 2 2


(b) For which values of a and J3 the following system of linear equations is consistent? For consistent system find the solution also.

x + 3y + z =3 2x + 3y + 5z =4 4x + 9y + az = j3

64. (a) Using Divergence theorem, evaluate ii- ndS , where F = 4xi - 2y2j + z2k and S

s

is the surface bounded by the region x2 + y2 = 4, z = 0, z -3.

(b) Show that the series e~nxxn converges uniformly in the interval [0, 10].

65. (a) Determine the number M and the interval width h , so that the Simpsons 1/3rd rule

7t/6

for 2M intervals can be used to compute the integral cos x dx with an accuracy of

-njQ

1 O7 7T5

5 xlO-9, where , = (17.186)4.

6 x27

(b) Using Guass-Seidal iterative method, solve the following system of linear equations up to 2nd iteration.

8x + y + z = 8 2x + Ay + z = 4 x + 3y + 5z = 5

66. (a) To test H0 : p = against the alternative H1 : p = , for a binomial parameter p,

2    3

2

with n = 5, the critical region is : Reject if0 i/    < 3, for a sample of size 2.

i=i

Calculate the probabilities of Type I and Type II errors.

(b) Let , x2, ..., xn be a simple random sample with replacement from population with

finite mean M and finite variance S2. Find the variance of sample mean i n x =-'Yxl .

T)

11 = 1







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