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Class XI Computer Science Solved Paper

The document contains a solved paper for Class XI Computer Science, covering topics such as logic expressions, operator precedence, and static vs non-static concepts. It includes truth tables, conversions between number systems, and programming exercises related to prime factors and recursive functions. Additionally, it discusses canonical forms in Boolean algebra.

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Class XI – Computer Science Solved Paper

PART I

Q1(i) (a+b+c')' = a'b'c

Q1(ii) Answer: (b) Both true but reason not correct explanation

Q1(iii) Contrapositive of (~p => ~q) = p => q

Q1(iv) A 4 bit encoder has 4 inputs

Truth Table (AND)


A B | A.B
0 0 | 0
0 1 | 0
1 0 | 0
1 1 | 1

Truth table: It shows all possible inputs and outputs of a logic expression.

Q2(i) Operator precedence:


++ , % , >= , &&

Q2(ii) Static vs Non Static:


Static: One copy, class level
Non Static: object level, multiple copies

Q2(iii)
someFun(24,2) → 2 2 2 3
someFun(84,2) → 2 2 3 7
Function prints prime factors.

SECTION A

Scholarship Expression:
X = AB' + A'C

Conversions:
(54)10 = 1101102
(120)10 = 11110002
(76)10 = 1148
(889)10 = 37916

SECTION B

Program 1: PrimePalinGen
Program 2: ArrayMax
Program 3: Perfect number

SECTION C

Recursive sum square:


int sumSq(int n)
{
if(n==0)
return 0;
return (n%10)*(n%10)+sumSq(n/10);
}

AC + ABC = AC (True)

Canonical SOP: sum of minterms


Canonical POS: product of maxterms

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