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MATHEMATICS

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MATHEMATICS'

1. If A= {a,b,c}, B = {b,c,d} and C ={a,d,c}, ,then {,A - B)x(B nC)=

1) {(a,e), (a,d),(b,d)}', ,3) {(a,b), (c,d)}

2) {(e,a),(d,a)}. 4) " {(a,c), (a,d)}

2. The function f: X ,~ Ydefined by f (x) = Sin x is <me-one but not onto if X and Yare 'respectivelyequal to,

1) [;,c,~% ] and [~1, 1] .

3)' [0, n]and[O, 1] .

2) [o,~]and~~l'l~,

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3.

If LogJ + Logt +Log16+LogJ =6,then x=: 1) 32'

3) 4

2) . 8 • 4) 64

1 (2n -1)
1) (5n+6) 2) 5n +6
5n -4 r
n
3) (5~ + 6) 4) 5n+6
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", 5.' The remainder obtained wh~n .(u:)~ 'l- (~)2 + (~)2 + .... :; ..... + (l100)2 is di~ided by 102 is

1) 14 2) '17

3) 28 4) '27

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6. If (p/\ :. r) ~ (- p v q) is false, then the truth values of p, q and r are respectively

1) T,F and T 3) F,FandT

2) F,T and T 4)- T,FandF

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, 7. If, a, f3 and' yare the roots of the .equation x3 - 8x + 8 = 0, then L a2 and L a f3 are

respectively =

1) 16 and 0 3) 16 and 8

2)-' 16 and 0 . 4) 0 and-16 '

,8. The g.c.d. of 1080 and 975 is '

1) "125

3) 135

2) 225' 4) 145

9. If a I(b+c) and a I(b-c) where a_,b, cE'N then,

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10. If a, band C E N which one of the following is not true? "

1), c] b and a I c ~ alb + c 3) alb and b 1 c ==> a 1 c

2) alb + c ==> a rb and a 1 c 4) albaridalc==>aI3b+2\

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[8' 1 ~] [~1 1. - 2]
1) 1. 10 2) 10 '~1
[8i '-:] 18 -1 ~~l
,3),' -1 ·10 4) -1 10 12. If 0 (A) = 2x3, 0 (B)::; 3 x2, and 0 (C) = 3 x3, which one of the following is not defined ?

1) C(A+B') ·3), BAC

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2) C(A ~ B')

4) CB+A'

. 1) lor 4 3) .. 4 .

'2) 4 and not 1 4) 0

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x+y y+z z+x
14. The value of x y z
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x-y y+ z z-x
1)' 0
3) 2(x + y + z)3 2) (x + y + z)3

. 2 4) 2{x+y+z).

15. On the set Q of all rational numbers the operation * which is both associative and

commutative is given by a * b =' '

1) 2a + 3b '3) a2+b2

2) ab +,1' . 4) a + b + ab

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, 16 .. I~ the group G = {1,5,~,11} under multiplication modulo 1~, the solution of 7-1 ~(x~ll)= 5

IS X =

1) 11 3) 1

~)7 4-} 5

17.· A subset of the additiv~ group of real numbers which is 'not a sub group is

1) (Q, +) 3). (Z,+)

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2) -. (N, +)

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4f ({q}, +)

18. ·If

-7 /\ /\ -7 II II· -7 11/\

u=t+i- q =4k--j ~ndr =i+h , th e'n the uni t vector in the direction of

-7 -7 -:-7.

3 p+ q-2 r IS

II A II

1) i+2j+2h

2). ~(·i-2j+2·kl

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. 1(11 II II)

4) :3 i +2j+2k

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1(11 II· II)

3)':3i -2j -2k

19. If -;: and & are the two vector~ such thatla'i = 3,/3, It 1 = 4. andl a' + ~ = v'7 , then the

.-7 -7. .

angle .between a and b IS •.

. 20. If --: is vector perpendicular to both I! and -: , then :

~) a' ( & xi) = 0 . 3) a' x ( &+ 1)"0'

--1- ( -7 -7 '\ -7

2) a x b XC) = O.

4) a' +(b' + 1)=0'

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21. If the" area of the parallelogram ~ith dartdl} as two adjacent sides is 15" sq. units, th~n the area of the parallelogram having 3 d + 26 and d + 3 b as two adjacent sides in sq. units is

1) 45 3) 105

2) 75 4) 120

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22. rllielocus of the point which moves such thatthe ratio of its distances from two fixed points

, in the plane is always a constant K « 1) is .

1) circle 2) .straight line

'3) ellipse 4) hyperbola

23. If the lines x + 3y, - 9 = 0, 4x + by- 2 = 0 and 2x ., y - 4 = 0 are concurrent, then b =

1) 0 '3~, 5

2) 1 4) - 5

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The lines represented by ax'.!. + 2 h xy + by" = 0 are perpendicular to each other.if

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1) h .. =O· 2) h2=a"b
3) " a +b=O 4) h2 =a + b
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The equation of the circle having x - y -e- 2= 0 and x -'- y + 2 == 0 as two tangents and x + y = o· as a diameter is

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'1) 2· 2" 1

x +y = ,

'4)' n 2 '

x'" + y + 2x - 2y + 1;=0

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26. Ifthe length of the tang~nt fro~ any pointon the circle (x: _:_ 3i + (y + 2/ = 5,.2 to the circle (x - 3)2 +- (y +' 2)2 ~,.2 is 16 unitsvthen the area between the two circles in sq. units is

1) 16 7l 3)"4 Jt

2) 8 7l 4) 32 n

27. The circles ax2 + ai + 2gl x + 2fiy + Cl = 0 and b'x;2 + by2 + 2g2x +~2f;Y + C2 = 0 . (a :;t. O' and' b :;t. 0) cut orthogonally if

1) . glg2 + fih = cl + C2

3) . glg2 + fih = be, + aC2.

2) bglg2+afi(2:;::bcl+ac2 4) glg2 + fif2 =acl + bC2

28. The equation of the common tangent of the two touchi~gcircles,y2 ~x2 - 6x -12y + 37 =.~ and x2 + y? ~ 6y + 7 = 0 is

1) x + y +5;"'0 3) x - y+ 5 =:= 0

2) x+)I- 5 ., 0 4) x -y:- 5 =,0

29 .. The equation of the parabola with vertex at ("':'1, 1) 'and focus (2,1) is

1) y2 _ 2y ., 12x + 13 = 0 2) y2 _ 2y + 12x + 11 = 0
0
3) x2. + '2x -12y + 13 = 0 4) 2
y - 2y - 12x - 11 = 0 30. The equation of the line which is' tangent to both the clrclex2 + y2 = 5 and the parabola

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i =40x is

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1)2x + y +5 =0

2) 2i: -y -5 =0

3) 2x-y+5=0

4)2x -y±5 =0

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"31. x = 4 (1 + Cos 11) ~nd Y~ 3 (1 + Sin 11) are the parametric equations of

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(x - 4f (Y - :3 )2

1) + = 1

16 9

2

2) (x -4)

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(Y _ 3)2

, =1

9

, 2 ( 2

'4) (x-3) + y-4) =1

'9 16

32. If the distance between the foci and the distance' between the directrices of the hyperbola

x2 i ,'", ,

a2 - [;2 = 1 are in the ratio 3 : 2 ,then a : b IS =

1) 2: 1 2) 1: 2

3) J3: .J2 4) J2, : 1

33.

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The ellipse ~ +L == 1 and the hyperbola .:._ _L.,= 1 have in common' ,

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1)· centre and vertices only 2) centre, foci and vertices

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3) centre, foci and directrices 4)' centre only,

34. If Sece =m andTane=n, the~ ![(m + n )+(m ~")] =

1) mn. 3) 2 rrt

2) 2 n -; 4) 2

Sin 85° - Sin 15°

35; The value of ' C 650 '

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1) 0

3) '-1'

2) 1 4) 2,

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36. From an aeroplane flying, vertically above a horizontal road, the angles of depression of two consecutive stones on the same side of the aeroplane .are observed to be 30° and 60°

respectively. The height at which the aeroplane is.flying in km is .

:2
1) 2 2) 13
13' 4
3) - 4) j3
2 37. If the angles ~f a triangle are i~ the ratio-S :.4: 5, then: the sides are in the ratio

·1) 3: 4: 5.

3) .J2:.J6: 13+1

2) 2: J3 : 13 + 1

4) 2:.J6: J3 + 1 ..

38.

If Cos-:1x =o: , (0 < x < 1) arid Sin-1('2xJ1-x2'J+sec-1( ; ]= 2 n ,

. . 2x -1 3

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then Tan -1 (2x) =.

1)

n 2

2)

n 3

3)

tt

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. . fTI -l(aJ. fTI '-l(a+b I

If_a :> b > 0 ,then the valueof .uxn- . b +.L an ~ a -b) depends on

1) . neither a nor b 3) b and not a

2) 'a and not b 4) both a and b

40~ Which one of the following equations has no solution?

1) 13 SinfJ-Cos8.=2

2) Cos 8 + Sin 8= 12

3). eosec8· Sec 8=1

4) Cosec. e - Sec e = Cosec e· Sf}.C e

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The complex number (3 t,J3i)(i)(.J3 + J3 i),.w.hen Tepre'sen~e~i~:theA~s'~nd di~g~arri lie~

1) on the X-axis (Real axis) 3) in the first quadrant

2) on the Y-axis (Imaginary axis) 4), in the second quadrant

42. If 2x:= -1+ Iii, then the va~ue of (1_~2 + x t - (l-x +.x2t=

1) 0 2) ,64,

3)-64 4) 32

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43. The modulus and amplitude of (1 + i J3) are respectively

1) 256 and 8!£ 3

2) , 2 and ~ ;

27T 3) 256 and '3'

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4) 256 and ~ '3

44.

Limit5X - 5-x

The value of --- =

" x ~ 0 2x

, . 1) 2'Log 5 3) 0

2) l'

4) Log 5

.45., which one of the followingisnottrue always'?

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1) Ifa function f (x) is 'continuous at x = a , then x --7U f (x) erists.

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2) ,If f(x) andg(x) are differentiableat x=a,then f(x)tg(x) is also

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differentiable at ,x = a

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3) If f (x) is continuous atx = a , thEW 'it is differ~ntiable at x = a

4) If f(x) is not continuous at x s=a , then it is not differentiable at x = a,

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46. If Y == 1 + - + -2 + -:f + to co'with)~1 >,1. then. _z~,

x x x .' J.,. ""dx'

,~i 2
1) 2) Y
x2 x2
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.. 3) .x2y2 4)
y2 . ,'. 1 '. () 31

47. If f(x) and g(x) are two functions with'g(x)=x-- and fog x =x -3: ,then f'(x) = .

. . ,x x .

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2) 1+2 .x

2 1 3) x --

x2

48: The derivative of aSecx ·w.r.t. aTanx (a > .0) is

1) aSecx -Tanx

2) S· Sec x=Tan x

tn x a

3) S" Tan x=Sec x

. mx a

4) S·· Sec x -ra« x

ecx a

49.

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If Sini» + .)f}+Cos(x + y) = Log (x + y), then -2 ==

_ . . dx

1) 1 2). -1

-y 4)

3) 0

x

50. If f (x) is a function su~h that f" (x) + l (x) = 0 and g (x) == [l (x) J2 + [f' (x) J2 and g (3) = 8 , then g(8}=

1) 8 3)0

2) 3 4) 5

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51. If the curve y = 2x3 ; ax2 + bx+c passesthrough the origin and the tangents drawn to it at

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x = -i and x~ 2 are parallel to.theXvaxis.ithen.the values of a, band c are respectively, ,

i) 3, -'12 and 0 3) - 3, - 12 and 0

'2) - - 3, 12 and 0 4) , 12, - 3 and 0

52. A circular sector of'perimeterGtl metre with maximum area is to be constructed. The radius of the circular arc in metre must be

1) 10' 3) 5

'2) 15 4) 20

53. The tangent and th€ normal drawn to the curve y,~ x2 _ x + 4 at P,(l, 4) cut the X-axis at AandB respectively: If the length of the sub tangent drawn to the curve at P is equal to the lengthofthe subnormal, then the area of the triangle PAB_ in sq. units is,

1) 16 3) 32

2) 8 4) 4

54.

1) Tan~lx + c

, ,2) Log (x + 1) + c 1 ,

_' +c

4) (x + 1)

55. f cW[ 1~= 7bn~ t ~

1) ~Tan[i+iog Tan~J + c 3) Tan [1 + Log Tan~J + c

'2), Sec2[ 1 + Log Tan~] + c 4) Sin2 [1 + Log Tan~J+c,

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56.

1 S __ 1(x31

2) r- ec ---I+c

12 _ 4 )

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3) ~Sh-l .~ ~c

1',' -1[X3J "

4)- Sec ~ +c

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57. If II = J x Sin x dx and 12 = f x Cos x dx , then which one of the following is true?

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1) II = 12" 2) 11+12=0
77: t, -t, =77:.
3) II =-12 4) .
2 ~ 2 . . . .

, -,' , " f ( -x) - f (x)

58. If rex) is, defined in [-2;2]by r(x)=4x2~3x+land g(x)= (x2+3)- ,then

'2

Jg(x)dx=

-2 '

1) 24

3) - 48

2) '0 4) 64

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59" .The ,area enclosed between the parabola y = ~2 - x + 2 and the line y = x + 2 in sq. units =

4 2,
1) - 2) --
3 3
'3) " 1 4) 8
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1) (y + 1 ) + eX Cos2x = 2

,3) Log (y +1),,+exCos2x =1

2) y +Log v= eXCos2x

4)' y + Log y + eX Cos2x = 2

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