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1, 72loef is equal to
D5 2) Log,35
8) Log, 25 4) 25
2, In the group (G ®5), where G ={3, 6,9, 12}, ®,5 is multiplication modulo 15, the
identity element is
D6 2) 3
39 4) 12
8. Agroup (G *) has 10 elements. The minimum number of elements of G, which are their
own inverses is
ed 2) 2
3) 0 49
4. Ifa and § are vectors such that [a+ 6 , then the angle between @ and § is
D 60° 120°
3) 30° 4) 90°
ax? 41
5 i to
FZ eerg equal
49 13
D 2-4) ~ 2-2)
49 fe 13 -49 * 13
3) Be=4) * 2@-2) 4) 26-4) * 2-2)
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10. The ninth term of the expansion (
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Ia +2j-5k,
the plane containing § and ¢ is,
i+3j- 5j—, then a vector perpendicular to @. and in
VD 17i421j-123k 2) -17i+21j-97k
3) -17i-21j-97 4) -17i-21j+97k
> > >
OA and BO are two vectors of magnitudes 5 and 6 respectively. If [BOA = 60°, then OA-OB
is equal to
1) 15 2) 0
3) 15v3 4) -15
‘A vector perpendicular to the plane containing the points A(1,-1, 2), B(2,0,-1),
(0,2, 1) is
1) Bitajrak 2) 4i+8j-4k
4) 3isjs2k
1 .
“(Bn -1)(8n +2)
D Gn+3
nel n
» Gn+4 ® Grea
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ll, IfA=/2 1 -3],10B=|-5 0 a@| and Bis the inverse of A, then the value of a is
lis 1 2 3
vo 2) 2
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0 x 16
12, IfA=|x 5 7 | is singular, then the possible values of x are
09 x
1) 0,1,-1 2) 0, #12, -12
3) 0, 5, -5 4) 0,4, =
12 2
18. IfA=|0 2 -3], then A-adj(A) is equal to
3-2 4
500 511
» 050 2) 51
005 15
000 800
3) oo00 4) oso
000 008
14. If f:RR is defined by f(x)=|x|, then,
2) f(x)
4) The function f(x) does not exist.
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15. The value of ? * 4% is ‘
Pe@ *
D (e-p) (x~a) (e+ P +4) 2) x(x-p)(-4)
8) pa{x~p)(x-4) 4) (p-a)(x-a) (e-p)
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16. The number of common tangents to the circles x? + y? =4 and x” + y? -6x-8y-24=0 is,
4 2) 3
a1 42
17. If 3x+y+k=0 isa tangent to the circle x” + y? = 10, the values of k are,
1) #5 2) #7
3) +9 4) +10
18. The negation of the proposition “If 2 is prime, then 3 is odd” is
1) 2is prime and 3 is not odd 2) If2is not prime then 3 is not odd
3) If2isnot prime then 3isodd 4). 2is not prime and 3 is odd.
19. The equation to two circles which touch the Y-axis at (0, 3) and make an intercept of 8 units
on X-axis are
D x+y? +6x-10y+9=0 2) x? +y?+10x-6y+9=0
3) x+y? +10xt6y+9=0 4) x? +y?-Bxt10y+9=0
20. The orthocentre of the triangle with vertices A(0, 0), B(0, 94), C(-6, 0) is
DvD (-% %) 2» (% %)
3) (0, 0) 4) (5, %)
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QW. x2 4y?-6x-6y+4=0, x2 4+y%-2x—4y+3=0, x2 +y242kx+2y41=0 Ifthe Radical
centre of the above three circles exists, then which of the following cannot be the value of k ?
D1 2) 2
34 4) 5
22, Ifthe circles x? + y?-2x-2y-7=0 and x* +? 44x+2y+k=0 cut orthogenally, then
the length of the common chord of the circles is
D2 2) Yas
3) 8 4) 5
23, The co-ordinates of the foot of the perpendicular drawn from the point (3, 4) on the line
Qx+y-7=0 is
9 17
1) (5) 2) lps
3) (a, -5) 4) (5,1)
24, ‘The area enclosed by the pair of lines xy=0, the line x-4=0 and y+5=0 is
1) 10sq. units. 2) 20sq. units
3) Osq. units. 4) § sq. units.
2
25. If the area of the auxillary circle ofthe ellipse “y+ =1(a > 6) is twice the area of the
ellipse, then the eccentricity of the ellipse is
iB a
yy 2
1 1
3) 2 4) B
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AA graph G has ‘im’ vertices of odd degree and n’ vertices of even degree. Then which of the
following statements is necessarily true?
1) m+nisaneven number 2) m+nis an odd number
3) m+1isanodd number 4) n+1is aneven number
2 2
Ifp is any point on the ellipse iets =1,and g and g’ are the foci, then PS + PS’
D8 24
3) 12 4) 10
v5
‘The value of Sin) 2Cos™” | ig
2B v5
db 3 2) 3
2B 4v5
a» o>
2 9?
If 35 ~ jz 7} is a hyperbola, then which ofthe following statements can be true ?
(3, 1) lies on the hyperbola 2) (-8, 1) lies on the hyperbola
8) (6, 2) lies on the hyperbola 4) (10, 4) lies on the hyperbola
‘The focus of the parabola is,
=1 3
2) (3:4)
13
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31. The solution of Tan + 2Cot"be = ig
tL yo
Day ) Tg
3) 8 4 8
82. Sin?17.5° +Sin?72.5° is equal to
D Tan?45° 2) Cos*90°
3) Sin?45° 4) Cos?30°
33, ‘The conjugate of the complex number
D isi qi
3) -1-i 4) -14i
84. ABCis a triangle with |A=30° B A
The area of the circum-circle of the triangle is Ay
= c
1) 5 sq. cms. 2) 1007 sq. cms.
100;
3) 7 6q, ems, 4) 25 sq. cms.
35. If Sin3@ = Sin@ , how many solutions exist such that -2n<0<2n?
yp 9 2) 8
3) 7 45
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36. ‘The imaginary part of j! is,
D1
3) -1
87. The amplitude of (1+i)° is
esa
D>
bn
a4
38.
Al
20
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3a
»
5x
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ABCis a tringle. G is the centroid. D is the mid point of BC. If A=(2, 3) and G=(7, 5),
then the point D is
19 9
D (B 6) 2) G. ‘)
18 uu
3) ( 2) 4) (h 3)
39.
»} 2) 2
D5 )
a» > 4) -2
40. If y=2!8*, then 7 is
1) 2/8* Loge 2)
Log x
yen a 4
x
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41. If ( y , ther x
ype 2)
x
4)
2) -afi-y?
4) -9y
A2G08% for x40
48. If the function f(#)=) is continuous at x=0, then the value
k for x=0
of kis
no 21
3) ow
44, 11, w, w* are the cube roots of unity then (1+) (1+w*) (1+w*) (1+w®) is equal to
DO 21
3) w 4 w
45, If x*=y% thon 2 is
»y - 2 -2
x
L+Logx *
3) TyLogy 4) r+tor( 5)
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46. The point on the curve y? =x, the tangent at which makes an angle 459 with X-axis is
v (4 %) » (%» %)
» (% %) 0 (% %)
47. The length of the subtangent to the curve x*y* =a* at (-a, a) is
D 2a »%
a» % 4a
48, ‘The number of positive divisors of 252 is
D5 2» 9
3) 10 4) 18
49. The remainder obtained when 51% is divided by 124 is,
no 2) 5
3) 1 42
50. Which of the following is not a group with respect to the given operation ?
1) The set of odd integers under additon.
2) The set of even integers under addition,
8) {1,-1} under multiplication.
4) {0} under addition.
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‘The range in which y =—x? + 6x —3 is increasing is
D x>3
3) 5