MATHEMATICS (SECTION-III)

PART – A
1. C M110903
2. B M111024
3. C M111001
4. D M110910
5. C M110203

PART – A
6. AB M111008
7. ACD M110101
8. AD M110202
9. ABCD M110102
10. ABC M110101
11. BC M110106
12. AC M110103
13. ABC M111002

PART – C
1. 0 M111007
2. 1 M111011
3. 5 M110105
4. 3 M110102
5. 6 M110101
Mathematics
Part – A

1. C M110903
Sol. The parabola be (y – a)2 = 4b(x – c)
p bq
Equation of tangent is y  a    x  c  
q p
Comparing it with px + qy = 1, we get
cp2 – bq2 + apq – p = 0
c b a
   1
2 3 4
 The equation is (y – 4)2 = 12(x – 2).

2. B M111024
x  20 cos   y 10 sin  
Sol. (20, 20) lies on  1
400 100
1  cos   1
cos   2sin   1  sin    cot 
2 2 2
3. C M111001
 x  1
2

Sol.  
S,S'  1,  2 2 Let equation this vertical ellipse be
a2

y2
b2
 1;  b  a 
At origin a  1
Also 2b  OS  OS ' (O = origin)
y2
Equation of ellipse   x  1 
2
1
9

4. D M110910
Sol. Centre is midpoint of ends of focal chord
 2h  a  t12  t 22  …(1)
and 2k = 2a(t1 + t2) …(2)
with t1t2 = 1
 Eliminating t1 and t2 required locus is 2ax = y2 + 2a2

5. C M110203
Sol. ax 2  4x  a  0  a  0 and D  0  a  2 ……………….(1)
Also  a  5  x2  4x   a  5   0
 a  5 and D  0  a  3 or a  7 …………………(2)
From (1) and (2) a  7

Part – A

6. AB M111008
Sol. Equation of normal is 5x sec   4y cosec  = 9
9 9
d 
25 sec 2   16cosec 2 25 tan2   16cot 2  41
25 tan2   16cot 2 
Now,  25  16
2
 25 tan2  + 16 cot2  40  25 tan2  + 16 cot2  + 41  81
d1

7. ACD M110101
Sol. Equation holds true when |2x – 1| = 1 but |2x – 1|  0 …..(1)
or 2x2 – 9x + 4 = 0 …..(2)
From equation (1) x = 0, 1
1 1
From equation (2) x = , 4 but x can’t be
2 2
So, x = 0, 1, 4

8. AD M110202
Sol. By solving x, y, z are in H.P.

9. ABCD M110102
Sol. Let roots are , r, r 2 , r  1
 r  1

10. ABC M110101

b c
Sol.  sec 2   cosec 2 and  sec 2  cos ec 2
a a

11. BC M110106
Sol. Since  is a double roots
 f '   0

12. AC M110103
Sol. P  x  will also divides
 3x 4
 
 4x 2  28x  5  3 x 4  6x 2  25 

 14 x 2  2x  5 
 p  x   x  2x  5
2

13. ABC M111002

Sol. (Option B Only)
  x  1  y  2
2 2

Given ellipse is  1
9 4

Part – C

1. 0 M111007
Sol. Equation of normal at P(3cos, 2sin) is
3x sec  2y cos = 5
5
 3
9 sec 2   4cosec 2
But min {9 sec2 + 4 cosec2} = (3 + 2)2 = 25
 no such  exists.
Hence no tangents to circle which is normal to ellipse.

2. 1 M111011
Sol. Let Parabola be y2  4ax and co – ordinates of P and Q on this parabola are P   at12 , 2at1 
AND
Q   at 22 , 2at 2  . T is the point of intersection of tangents at t 1 and t 2 co – ordinates of
T  at1t 2 ,a  t1  t 2 
P1  at 3 t1, a  t 3  t1 
Q1  at 2 t 3 , a  t 2  t 3 
Let TP1 : TP   : 1
t t
 3 2
t1  t 2
TP1 t 3  t 2 TQ1 t1  t 3 TP1 TQ1
   .  1
TP t1  t 2 TQ t1  t 2 TP TQ

3. 5 M110105
Sol. a+b+c=0 ….. (1)
50 < 49a + 7b + c < 60  50 < 48a + 6b < 60
50
  8a  b  10
6
 8a + b = 9 ….. (2)
70 < 64a + 8b + c < 80
80
 10  9a  b 
7
 9a + b = 11 ….. (3)
From (1), (2) and (3), a = 2, b =  7, c = 5
 f(x) = 2x2  7x + 5
 f(10) = 135  k = 10

4. 3 M110102
Sol. Discriminant of numerator and denominator both must be negative.

5. 6 M110101
Sol. We have (3 sin x – 4 cos x)2 – (b2 + b + 5) |3 sin x – 4 cos x| + (b3 + 3b2 + 2b + 6) = 0
…(1)
Put |3 sin x – 4 cos x| = t
so, the equation becomes
t2 – (b2 + b + 5) t + b2 (b + 3) +2(b + 3) = 0
or    
t 2  b2  b  5 t  b 2  2  b  3   0

t = b2 + 2 t=b+3
As t = |3 sin x – 4 cos x|  [0, 5]  x  R
 Either
0  b2 + 2  5 or 0b+35
or b2  3 or 3  b  2
  3 b 3
 Possible integral values of b are
3, 2, 1, 0, 1, 2
Hence, the number of integral values of b are 6.