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Consider the following statements and select the correct option stating which one is true(T) and which one is false (F) i) Vemalisation can help in shortening the juvenile or vegetative period of plant and bring early flowering ii) Phytochrome is a pigment protein complex which exists in two inter-convertible forms - P_r and P iii) Sugar beet flowers after getting the inductive cycle of long dark periods and short photoperiods iv) 2,4-D acts as weedicide to remove broad leaved weeds. V) Auxins promote growth of lateral buds whereas cytokinins inhibit it

Directions for Questions 31-33: Given below is the graph of /(), a polynomial Directions for Questions 31-33: Given below is the graph off(r), a polynomial function fux) Q31) The degree of the polynomial function must be A. at least 3 B. at least 5 C. at least 4 D. at least 6 Q32) The functionf(ix) is Statement I: an odd function Statement II: an even function Statement III: symmetric about the origin Statement IV: symmetric about the line x =y A. Only statement I is true B. Only statement IV is true C. Statements I and III are true D. Statements II and IV are true Q33) The possible graph of /" (x) could be f'(r) FIGURE II FIGURE I f (x) FIGURE III FIGURE IV A. FIGURE I B. FIGURE II C. FIGURE III D. FIGURE IV

Two transversals S and T cut a set of distinct parallel lines. S cuts the parallel lines in points A, B, C, D and T cuts the parallel lines in points E,F, G and H, respectivley. If AB = 4, CD = 3 and EF = 12, then what is the length of GH ?

Two transversals S and T cut a set of distinct parallel lines. S cuts the parallel lines in points A,B,C and D and T cuts the parallel lines in points E,F,G,H repectively. If AB = 4, CD = 3 and EF = 12, then what is length of GH ?

Study the following information to answer the given questions. A, B, C and D are the corners of a rectangular field such that A is to the North of B. C is 0.2km to the East of A. The longer side of the rectangular field is 2km. E, F, G and H are the corners of an another rectangular field such that E is 1.6km to the west of G. H is 1.2km to the south of G and in the East of F. Rectangle field EFGH intersects the line joining AB and CD at KL and IJ respectively. It is also known that K is 0.9km towards the East of E and J is 0.4km towards the North of D. If the person “X” wants to reach the point E from Point D, then which of the following will be the correct direction to reach his destination?

Study the following information to answer the given questions. A, B, C and D are the corners of a rectangular field such that A is to the North of B. C is 0.2km to the East of A. The longer side of the rectangular field is 2km. E, F, G and H are the corners of an another rectangular field such that E is 1.6km to the west of G. H is 1.2km to the south of G and in the East of F. Rectangle field EFGH intersects the line joining AB and CD at KL and IJ respectively. It is also known that K is 0.9km towards the East of E and J is 0.4km towards the North of D. What will be the minimum possible distance to reach point L from point C?

Answer carefully: (a) Two large conducting spheres carrying charges Q_(1) and Q_(2) are brought close to each other. Is the magnitude of electrostatic force between them exactly given by Q_(1) Q_(2)//4pi epsilon_(0) r_(2) , where r is the distance between their centers? (b) If Coulomb’s law involved 1//r^(3) dependence (instead of 1//r^(2) ), would Gauss’s law be still true ? (c) A small test charge is released at rest at a point in an electrostatic field configuration. Will it travel along the field line passing through that point? (d) What is the work done by the field of a nucleus in a complete circular orbit of the electron? What if the orbit is elliptical? (e) We know that electric field is discontinuous across the surface of a charged conductor. Is electric potential also discontinuous there? (f) What meaning would you give to the capacitance of a single conductor? (g) Guess a possible reason why water has a much greater dielectric constant (= 80) than say, mica (= 6).

The rupee, which is currently the worst-performing currency in Asia, is finally receiving some help from the authorities. The Union government, after a meeting with Reserve Bank of lndia Governor, announced a list of measures to (A) the sharp declme in the currency, which has lost about 12% of its value since the beginning of the year. (B) These include steps to curb the import of non-essential goods and encourage the export of domestic goods, which will help in addressing the country's burgeoning current account deficit that hit a five-year high in July. (C) Other steps such as removing restrictions on foreign portfolio investments and encouraging (1) Indian borrowers to facilitate (2) rupee-denominated 'masala bonds' were also announced (3) to issue (4) the inflow of dollars and de-risk the economy from fluctuations in the exchange rate. Further, the term limit imposed on borrowings of manufacturing companies is to be shortened further (D) _____ . The response to the move from the markets will need to be carefully tracked. Even before the official announcement on Friday, the rupee witnessed some recovery against the dollar (E) hopes of favourable government intervention, while stocks and bonds also recovered. These steps to strengthen the rupee in the short term are welcome, given the large-scale outflow of capital from emerging markets to the West. These ad hoc steps to avoid an immediate (F) crisis in the external sector, however, should not deflect attention from the more fundamental reasons behind the decline of the rupee. India has been unable to boost exports over the years for various reasons. (G) This has meant that the rise in the price of oil has traditionally exerted tremendous stress on the current account deficit and the currency, as is happening now. (H) The government needs to think of a long-term plan ( 1) to boost (2) exports, preferably through growth (3) that remove policy barriers that are impeding the steps (4) of export-oriented sectors, in order to find a sustainable solution to the problem of the weakening rupee. The depreciating rupee is also a symptom of persistently higher domestic inflation in India over many decades. For example, in line with vastly different inflation rates in India and the U.S., the rupee has lost about 60% of its value in the last 10 years against the dollar. (I) So this problem cannot be addressed without drastic changes in the style in monetary policy conducted by the RBI, which is an unlikely proposition. Until then, the best that can be (J) __ for is a steady drop in the value of the rupee without any drastic shocks to the economy. Which of the following words given in the option should come at the place marked as (A) in the above paragraph to make it grammatically correct and meaningful. Also, the word should fill in the two sentences given below to make them contextually correct and meaningful. (i) The king built a great temple, a hippodrome and a street of columns surrounding the city, the remains of which still the attention. (ii) His had caused great indignation.

The rupee, which is currently the worst-performing currency in Asia, is finally receiving some help from the authorities. The Union government, after a meeting with Reserve Bank of lndia Governor, announced a list of measures to (A) the sharp declme in the currency, which has lost about 12% of its value since the beginning of the year. (B) These include steps to curb the import of non-essential goods and encourage the export of domestic goods, which will help in addressing the country's burgeoning current account deficit that hit a five-year high in July. (C) Other steps such as removing restrictions on foreign portfolio investments and encouraging (1) Indian borrowers to facilitate (2) rupee-denominated 'masala bonds' were also announced (3) to issue (4) the inflow of dollars and de-risk the economy from fluctuations in the exchange rate. Further, the term limit imposed on borrowings of manufacturing companies is to be shortened further (D) _____ . The response to the move from the markets will need to be carefully tracked. Even before the official announcement on Friday, the rupee witnessed some recovery against the dollar (E) hopes of favourable government intervention, while stocks and bonds also recovered. These steps to strengthen the rupee in the short term are welcome, given the large-scale outflow of capital from emerging markets to the West. These ad hoc steps to avoid an immediate (F) crisis in the external sector, however, should not deflect attention from the more fundamental reasons behind the decline of the rupee. India has been unable to boost exports over the years for various reasons. (G) This has meant that the rise in the price of oil has traditionally exerted tremendous stress on the current account deficit and the currency, as is happening now. (H) The government needs to think of a long-term plan ( 1) to boost (2) exports, preferably through growth (3) that remove policy barriers that are impeding the steps (4) of export-oriented sectors, in order to find a sustainable solution to the problem of the weakening rupee. The depreciating rupee is also a symptom of persistently higher domestic inflation in India over many decades. For example, in line with vastly different inflation rates in India and the U.S., the rupee has lost about 60% of its value in the last 10 years against the dollar. (I) So this problem cannot be addressed without drastic changes in the style in monetary policy conducted by the RBI, which is an unlikely proposition. Until then, the best that can be (J) __ for is a steady drop in the value of the rupee without any drastic shocks to the economy. In the passage given, a sentence (B) is given in italics, There may or may not be an error in one part of the sentence. Choose the part which has an error in it as your answer. If there is no error then choose option (e) as your answer.