2014
(November)
MATHEMATICS
(Major)
Course: 502
(Linear Algebra and Number Theory)
Full Marks: 80
Pass Marks: 32
Time: 3 hours
The figures in the margin indicate full marks for the questions
GROUP – A
(Linear Algebra)
(Marks: 40)
1. Answer the following questions: 1x4=4
- Define subspace of a vector space.
- Let be a vector space over same field. Show that
- Define kernel of a linear mapping.
- Find the matrix of the linear operator defined by
with the usual basis.
2. Answer the following questions:
- Determine whether and are linearly dependent. 2
- Let be a vector space over and. Show that is a subspace of iff
- ;
- . 3
- Find, for what value of, the vector in is a linear combination of the vectors and. 3
- Let be the subspace of generated by the vectors, , . Find a basis of.
- Prove that a vector space of is the direct sum of its subspaces and , iff
- Examine whether the following mapping are linear or not: 4
- defined by
- defined by
3. Answer any three of the following questions: 6x3=18
- Show that any two bases of a finite-dimensional vector space have same number of elements.
- Let be a linear transformation.
Show that
dim = rank of + nullity of
- If is a finite-dimensional vector space of is a subspace of , then show that
dim = dim - dim .
- Prove that the rows ranks and the column rank of an matrix are equal.
GROUP – B
(Number Theory)
(Marks: 40)
4. Answer the following questions: 1x4=4
- If then show that
- If denotes the largest integer , then find the value of
- State Fermat’s little theorem.
- What is the value of, if is prime?
5. Answer the following questions: 2x3=6
- Prove that every non-empty subset of contains a least element.
- If is a prime and then prove that or, where.
- For any prime, who that.
6. Answer the following questions: 3x6=18
- Prove that , if and only if
- Find the remainder when is divided by 11.
- Solve.
- Solve the system
- Prove that.
- Prove that there are infinitely many primes of the form.
7. Answer any three of the following: 4x3=12
- State and prove the division algorithm.
- Prove that every positive integer can be expressed as a product of primes is unique apart from the order of factors.
- Prove that
- State and prove Chinese remainder theorem.
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