Here, you will find all the questions of ISI Entrance Paper 2014 from Indian Statistical Institute's B.Stat Entrance. You will also get the solutions soon of all the previous year problems.
Problem 1:
The system of inqualities
,
,
,
has
(A) no solutions
(B) exactly one solution
(C) exactly two solutions
(D) infinitely many solutions.
Problem 2:
Let . Then
is equal to
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
Problem 3:
The number of solutions of the equation +
=
where
is
(A) ;
(B) ;
(C) ;
(D) .
Problem 4:
Using only the digits and
how many six digit numbers can be formed which are divisible by
?
(A) ;
(B) ;
(C) ;
(D) .
Problem 5:
What is the value of the following integral?
(A) ;
(B) ;
(C) ;
(D) .
Problem 6:
A light ray travelling along the line is reflected by a mirror placed along the line
. The reflected ray travels along the line
(A) ;
(B) ;
(C) ;
(D) .
Problem 7:
For a real number , let
denote the greatest integer less than or equal to
. Then the number of real solutions of
is
(A) ;
(B) ;
(C) ;
(D) .
Problem 8:
What is the ratio of the areas of the regular pentagons inscribed inside and circumscribed around a given circle?
(A) ;
(B) ;
(C) ;
(D) .
Problem 9:
Let be nonzero complex numbers satisfying
The circumcentre of the triangle with the points
and the origin as its vertices is given by
(A) ;
(B) ;
(C) ;
(D) .
Problem 10:
In how many ways can 20 identical chocolates be distributed among 8 students so that each student gets at least one chocolate and exactly two students get at least two chocolates each?
(A) ;
(B) ;
(C) ;
(D)
Problem 11:
Two vertices of a square lie on a circle of radius and the other two vertices lie on a tangent to this circle. Then, each side of the square is
(A) ;
(B) ;
(C) ;
(D) .
Problem 12:
Let be the set of all numbers obtained by multiplying five distinct integers between 1 and
What is the largest integer
such that
divides at least one element of
(A) ;
(B) ;
(C) ;
(D) .
Problem 13:
Consider the function =
+
+
where
,
,
and
are real numbers with
. If
is strictly increasing, then the function
=
-
+
is
(A) zero for some ;
(B) positive for all ;
(C) negative for all ;
(D) strictly increasing.
Problem 14:
Let be the set of all points
such that the area of the triangle formed by
and (3,2) is 12 square units. What is the least possible length of a line segment joining (0,0) to a point in
(A) ;
(B) ;
(C) ;
(D) .
Problem 15:
Let =
,
,
. What is the largest integer
such that
divides every element of
?
(A) ;
(B) ;
(C) ;
(D) .
Problem 16:
Let =
(the empty set). For each
,
, define the set
=
. The set
is
(A) ;
(B) ;
(C) ;
(D) .
Problem 17:
Let The graphs of the functions
and
intersect at
(A) and
;
(B) and
;
(C) and
;
(D) and
.
Problem 18:
Let be a number such that whenever you take
consecutive positive integers, at least one of them is coprime to
What is the smallest possible value of
?
(A) ;
(B) ;
(C) ;
(D) .
Problem 19:
Let be the vertices of a regular polygon with 18 sides. How many of the triangles
,
, are isosceles but not equilateral?
(A) ;
(B) ;
(C) ;
(D) .
Problem 20:
The limit exists only when
(A) ;
(B) ;
(C) ;
(D) is a positive integer.
Problem 21:
Consider the region =
:
. What is the area of
?
(A) ;
(B) ;
(C) ;
(D) .
Problem 22:
Considcr a cyclic trapezium whose circumcentre is on one of the sides. If the ratio of the two parallel sides is what is the ratio of the sum of the two oblique sides to the longer parallel side?
(A) ;
(B) ;
(C) ;
(D) .
Problem 23:
Consider the function =
for
Then
(A) decreases upto some point and increases after that;
(B) increases upto some point and decreases after that;
(C) increases initially, then decreases and then again increases;
(D) decreases initially, then increases and then again decreases.
Problem 24:
What is the number of ordered triplets where
are positive integers (not necessarily distinct), such that
(A) ;
(B) ;
(C) ;
(D) .
Problem 25:
Let be a function differentiable at
and satisfying
Then the limit
(A) exists and is equal to ;
(B) exists and is equal to ;
(C) exists and is always equal to ;
(D) need not always exist.
Problem 26:
Let be a non-zero complex number such that
. What is the maximum value of
(A) ;
(B) ;
(C) ;
(D) .
Problem 27:
The minimum value of
|sin x + cos x + tan x + cosec x + sec x + cot x| is
(A) ;
(B) ;
(C) ;
(D) .
Problem 28:
For any function and any subset
of
, define
Let denote the complement of
in
. For subsets
,
of
, consider the following statements:
(i) =
(ii) If =
then
=
.
Then,
(A) both (i) and (ii) are always true;
(B) (i) is always true, but (ii) may not always be true;
(C) (ii) is always true, but (i) may not always be true;
(D) neither (i) nor (ii) is always true.
Problem 29:
Let be a function such that
exists, and
for all
For any point
let
denote the area of the region bounded by
the tangent to the graph of
at
and the lines
and
Then
(A) attains its minimum at
for any such
;
(B) attains its maximum at
for any such
;
(C) attains its minimum at both
and
for any such
;
(D) the points where
attains its minimum depend on
.
Problem 30:
In the lines
trisect
and the lines
trisect
Let
and
intersect at
and
and
intersect at
If
and
then
is
(A) ;
(B) ;
(C) ;
(D) .
Here, you will find all the questions of ISI Entrance Paper 2014 from Indian Statistical Institute's B.Stat Entrance. You will also get the solutions soon of all the previous year problems.
Problem 1:
The system of inqualities
,
,
,
has
(A) no solutions
(B) exactly one solution
(C) exactly two solutions
(D) infinitely many solutions.
Problem 2:
Let . Then
is equal to
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
Problem 3:
The number of solutions of the equation +
=
where
is
(A) ;
(B) ;
(C) ;
(D) .
Problem 4:
Using only the digits and
how many six digit numbers can be formed which are divisible by
?
(A) ;
(B) ;
(C) ;
(D) .
Problem 5:
What is the value of the following integral?
(A) ;
(B) ;
(C) ;
(D) .
Problem 6:
A light ray travelling along the line is reflected by a mirror placed along the line
. The reflected ray travels along the line
(A) ;
(B) ;
(C) ;
(D) .
Problem 7:
For a real number , let
denote the greatest integer less than or equal to
. Then the number of real solutions of
is
(A) ;
(B) ;
(C) ;
(D) .
Problem 8:
What is the ratio of the areas of the regular pentagons inscribed inside and circumscribed around a given circle?
(A) ;
(B) ;
(C) ;
(D) .
Problem 9:
Let be nonzero complex numbers satisfying
The circumcentre of the triangle with the points
and the origin as its vertices is given by
(A) ;
(B) ;
(C) ;
(D) .
Problem 10:
In how many ways can 20 identical chocolates be distributed among 8 students so that each student gets at least one chocolate and exactly two students get at least two chocolates each?
(A) ;
(B) ;
(C) ;
(D)
Problem 11:
Two vertices of a square lie on a circle of radius and the other two vertices lie on a tangent to this circle. Then, each side of the square is
(A) ;
(B) ;
(C) ;
(D) .
Problem 12:
Let be the set of all numbers obtained by multiplying five distinct integers between 1 and
What is the largest integer
such that
divides at least one element of
(A) ;
(B) ;
(C) ;
(D) .
Problem 13:
Consider the function =
+
+
where
,
,
and
are real numbers with
. If
is strictly increasing, then the function
=
-
+
is
(A) zero for some ;
(B) positive for all ;
(C) negative for all ;
(D) strictly increasing.
Problem 14:
Let be the set of all points
such that the area of the triangle formed by
and (3,2) is 12 square units. What is the least possible length of a line segment joining (0,0) to a point in
(A) ;
(B) ;
(C) ;
(D) .
Problem 15:
Let =
,
,
. What is the largest integer
such that
divides every element of
?
(A) ;
(B) ;
(C) ;
(D) .
Problem 16:
Let =
(the empty set). For each
,
, define the set
=
. The set
is
(A) ;
(B) ;
(C) ;
(D) .
Problem 17:
Let The graphs of the functions
and
intersect at
(A) and
;
(B) and
;
(C) and
;
(D) and
.
Problem 18:
Let be a number such that whenever you take
consecutive positive integers, at least one of them is coprime to
What is the smallest possible value of
?
(A) ;
(B) ;
(C) ;
(D) .
Problem 19:
Let be the vertices of a regular polygon with 18 sides. How many of the triangles
,
, are isosceles but not equilateral?
(A) ;
(B) ;
(C) ;
(D) .
Problem 20:
The limit exists only when
(A) ;
(B) ;
(C) ;
(D) is a positive integer.
Problem 21:
Consider the region =
:
. What is the area of
?
(A) ;
(B) ;
(C) ;
(D) .
Problem 22:
Considcr a cyclic trapezium whose circumcentre is on one of the sides. If the ratio of the two parallel sides is what is the ratio of the sum of the two oblique sides to the longer parallel side?
(A) ;
(B) ;
(C) ;
(D) .
Problem 23:
Consider the function =
for
Then
(A) decreases upto some point and increases after that;
(B) increases upto some point and decreases after that;
(C) increases initially, then decreases and then again increases;
(D) decreases initially, then increases and then again decreases.
Problem 24:
What is the number of ordered triplets where
are positive integers (not necessarily distinct), such that
(A) ;
(B) ;
(C) ;
(D) .
Problem 25:
Let be a function differentiable at
and satisfying
Then the limit
(A) exists and is equal to ;
(B) exists and is equal to ;
(C) exists and is always equal to ;
(D) need not always exist.
Problem 26:
Let be a non-zero complex number such that
. What is the maximum value of
(A) ;
(B) ;
(C) ;
(D) .
Problem 27:
The minimum value of
|sin x + cos x + tan x + cosec x + sec x + cot x| is
(A) ;
(B) ;
(C) ;
(D) .
Problem 28:
For any function and any subset
of
, define
Let denote the complement of
in
. For subsets
,
of
, consider the following statements:
(i) =
(ii) If =
then
=
.
Then,
(A) both (i) and (ii) are always true;
(B) (i) is always true, but (ii) may not always be true;
(C) (ii) is always true, but (i) may not always be true;
(D) neither (i) nor (ii) is always true.
Problem 29:
Let be a function such that
exists, and
for all
For any point
let
denote the area of the region bounded by
the tangent to the graph of
at
and the lines
and
Then
(A) attains its minimum at
for any such
;
(B) attains its maximum at
for any such
;
(C) attains its minimum at both
and
for any such
;
(D) the points where
attains its minimum depend on
.
Problem 30:
In the lines
trisect
and the lines
trisect
Let
and
intersect at
and
and
intersect at
If
and
then
is
(A) ;
(B) ;
(C) ;
(D) .
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