Sample Paper Term 2 CLASS XII MATHEMATICS (CODE: 041) Time allowed: 2 hours Max marks :40 General instructions: 1.This question paper contains three sections — A, B and C. Each part is compulsory. 2.Section A has 6 short answer type questions of 2 marks each. 3. Section B has 4 short answer type questions of 3 marks each. 4, Section C has 4 long answer type questions of 4 marks each. 5. Q. No: 14 is a Case based problem having 2 sub parts of 2 marks each. SECTION A (2 MARKS) 1Evaluate f dx xlogx 2.Write the order and degree of the Differential equation ~- Bye [a2@24b2 y- B xz [ar@y2+b 3.Find the magnitude of each of the two vectors @ & b, having the same e 9 magnitude such that the angle between them is 60° and their scalar product is >. yo2_ 28 xe1 = = and — = a 2k 2 3k 4.If the lines are mutually perpendicular, then find the value of k5.A bag contains 3 white and 6 black balls while another bag contains 6 white and 3 black balls. A bag is selected at random and a ball is drawn. Find the probability that the ball drawn is of white colour. 6. If A and B are two independent events such that P(AUB) =0.6 and P(A) = 0.2, then find P(B). SECTION B(3MARKS| i 7. Evaluate Sea dx a 8.Solve the differential equation: (x-1) i =2xy (OR) ds Solve the differential equation: 5 = e*y* 9. If G++ 2=0, then prove thatdxb=bxé=éxd 10. Find the foot of the perpendicular drawn from the point whose position vector is £437 +4k intheplane 7.(2? —jf + k)+3=0 (OR) Find the shortest distance between the following lines Fe(it f-R+s(it+j +k) and Fo =(i+f +2h)+t 42427 +2k) SECTION C (4MARKS) 11. Evaluate: f"/*log(1 + tanx)dx12.Using integration, find the area of the region enclosed between the curves y= x? and y= |x| (OR) Find the area of the smaller region bounded by the circle x? + y?=9 and the line x+y =3. 13.Find the Vector and Cartesian equation of the plane passing through three given points (-2, 6, -6), (-3,10, -9) and (-5, 0, -6). CASE STUDY QUESTION 14. A night before sleep, Grandfather gave a puzzle to Gokul and Geetha. The probability of solving this specific puzzle independently by Gokul and Geetha are } and = respectively. Based on the above information answer the following: (i) Find the probability that the puzzle is solved. (ii) Find the probability that exactly one of them solved the puzzle. S.S. Education Bathinda 9464387372SECTION A (1 MARK) 1. f wom ™ Vy =f ioex (am) = log |logx| +¢ (1m) Squaring on both the sides, = ® yz = g2(%24p2 o- Bx = arQy*+b (1m) Hence Order = 1 Degree = 2 (1m) 3. Given |a|= |b] and@ = 60", @.b => 2 Now cos60° = —2=- (1M) \al|b| b| =3. (1m)4.Since the given two lines perpendicular, (-3) 3k + 2k (1) +2 (-5) =0 (am) -9k +2k-10=0 -7k=10 k= 8 (am) 7 5.Let E, be the event that Bag I is selected. Let E> be the event that Bag II is selected. Let E be the event that the ball drawn is of white colour. + PE)=P Ey) PE/gy Pe P E/g) (1m) = 1/2x 3/9+1/2x6/9 3,6 _9 1 16° 16 18 2 (1m) 6. Given P(AUB) =0.6 and P(A) = 0.2 Let P(B) = x Now P(AUB) = P(A) + P(B) - P(A). P(B) (1M) 0.6 .24x-0.2 x =0.2+(1-0.2)x 0.6-0.2=0.8x 22 (am)SECTION B (3 MARKS) 1 Saap ax n-1 x Saaee 7 Putx"+1=t nxt tdx = dt 1 on J (t-1)t A Consider Ge = Solving, A=-1&B=1 1 =IG+ ap * (t-1) = = (logit! + logit - 11) +c 1 e-1 log|| +c yo x1 dy _ 7 2 Sy =fox Atl log Iyl=2 SS ek —1 1 =2( fSdx+ fd) =2(x+log|x—1]) +c (1m) (1M) (1m) (am) (1M) (1m)(oR) : e Given differential equation is 5 ne =ery* a rd = e* dx (am) (2M) (1M) (1M) (1m) 10. Let M(a,B, y ) be the foot of perpendicular drawn from the point P (1,3,4) Direction ratios of PMare a—1,8—3,y—4. Direction ratios of normal( N) to the plane are (2, Since PM IN , (1m)a@-1=2k => a=2kt+1 B-3=-k => B= -k+3 y-4=k => y=kt+4 (1M) Since M lies on the plane, 2a-B+y+3=0 => 2(2k+1) -(—k + 3) + (k+4)+3=0 => 4k+2+k-3+k+443=0 => 6k +6=0 6 => 6k= => k=-1 Therefore Mis (—1,4,3) (am) (OR) The following lines are given. F=(i+ f—kh+s(i+f +h) and Fa(itfpt2k)y+t 40+27 +2k) Here, the lines are parallel. (1/2M) The shortest distance -[sney (1M) jee OL V4+1+1 -3i+6)) W4+14+1 (am) (1/2 3V5 = Ye units.SECTION C(4M) 1. Let! ={-/*log(1 + tanx) dx =f,/*log(1 + tan (%— x)) dx —tanx =f'/* fan =h log + van) =f! og(t + S22 dx istanx’ _ t/a, Actanx+1+tan x = fq" loeFrtanx) =fp! log 2) dx Trane = f'/*10g2 dx-f-/* log(1 + tanx) dx =log 2 [x]y/*=1 12. y=x@and y= |x| Required Area 1 pt =2(fj line - [} parabola) =2 fp xdx- fox? dx) (1/2M) (1m) (1/2M) (1M) (am) (1M for graph) (1M)) (1m) a1 AZ -3) 11 , = 2x 5 =Fsqunits . (am) (OR) Required area M-graph 3 3 = fj circle - fy line (1M) = [PV9= x? dx- f°3 —x dx lo lo (im) 22.2 it 1M) = 7g Saunits. (1m) 13. Equation of the plane passing through three given points (-2, 6, -6), (-3,10, -9) and (-5,0,-6) is x+2 y-6 zt+6 -3+2 10-6 —9+6|=0 -5+2 0-6 -6+6 x+2 y-6 z+6 -1 4 -3]=0 3 -6 0 => (x + 2)(0 — 18) — (Gy — 6)(0— 9) + (2 + 6)(6 + 12) =0 (2M)=>-18x — 36 + 9y -54 + 187 + 108 =0 =>-18x + 9y +187 + 18 =0 =>-2x+y+224+2=0 (Or) 2x-y-2z-2=0, which is its cartesian form (1M) Vector form: #.(2-j - 2k) -2=0 (1M) 14. Let £1 be the event that Gokul solved the puzzle E2 be the event that Geetha solved the puzzle «P(E1)=¥%, P(E2) = 1/3. (i) P (Puzzle is solved) = P(E1 orE2) = P(E1) +P(E2) - P(E E2) =A+1/3-1/2.1/3 =4/6 = 2/3 (2M) (ii) P ( Exactly one of them is solved) = P(E1E2) or P(E1E2) = P(E1).P(E2) +P(E1).P(E2) = 4.2/3 + 4.1/3 =2/6+ 1/6 = 3/6 =1/2 (2m) Maths Online Bathinda 9464387372