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and km,mrespectively
and km, respectively move towards A each
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towards on aothersmooth on a
A fldgi 1.2u Two particles of masses m and km, respectively mov
2u
table1.withTwo
horizontal horizontal tableparticles
speeds u and
with of masses
speeds u and m and
respectively. km, respectively
Given
respectively. that Given
the particlesmove
that towards
themove witheach
particles equalot
move w
3 horizontal3 table with 2u
2u speeds u and respectively. Give
1. ialkaO m yd λm jQQ wxY= folla iqug ;shorizontal ria fïihla tableu; with sfj<skua uand
ms<speeds yd respectively.
fõ.j,s ka tlsGivenf3kl that the particles
u u 3
speeds away
speedsfromaway eachfrom othereach afterother their after
directtheirimpact,
directshow impact,that show
the coefficient
that the coeff of
foig p,kh fõ' tajdfha ir, 2 .egqfuka 2 wk;=urej wxY= speeds iudk u away fõ.j,s ka tls
from fkls
each ka bj;g
other after their direct im
speeds away from each2 other after their direct impact, show that t
3 3 2 9 9
p,kh jk nj ° we;' restitution restitution
m% ;
% Hd.;s is , and that
ix.= K lh is the value
, and
nj;a λ ysofthe
that k value
w.h is .nj;a of k isfmka3 . jkak' 9
5 5 7 7
restitution is , and that9the value of k is .
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restitution is , and that the value 5 of k is . 7
2. A particle 2. Aofparticlemass mofkgmass rests5m on kg arests
roughonhorizontal table.
a rough horizontal 7 It istable. connected by a lightb
It is connected
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2. A particle of mass m kg rests on a rough horizonta
inextensible sting
2. which
inextensible is perpendicular
sting
A particle which
of mass m tokgtherests
is perpendicular edgeontoofthe
athe tableof
edge
rough and
the which
horizontal passes
table table.
and It over
which a
is pass
conn
inextensible sting which is perpendicular to the edge of
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small smooth small pulley
smooth fixed pulley
inextensible at the edge
fixed
sting atofthethe
which table,
isedge of to
thea table,
perpendicular particle
to totheof massof2m
a edge
particle of which
the mass
table 2m hangs
and whi
wh
small smooth pulley fixed at the edge of the table, to
small smooth pulley fixed at 1
freely under gravity. The coefficient of the edge
friction the of the mtable,
mass
between andmass
the to atable
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freely under gravity. The coefficient of friction between the mparticle
andisthe .of mass
Show
table is
freely under gravity. The coefficient of friction between t 4
PII Part A freely under gravity. The coefficient of friction between the mass m and the
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5 5
that the tension in the
that the tension stringinas thethe system
string as thestarts fromstarts
system rest, isfrommg . is mg .
rest,
sses m and km, respectively move towardsPart eachA other on a smooth 6 as the 6system starts
that the tension in the string 5 from rest
1. Two particles of .............................................................................................................................................................
masses m and km, respectively move that the
towards tension
each in
otherthe string
on a as
smooththe system starts from rest, is mg .
2u 6
speeds u and respectively. Given that the particles move with equal
3 2u
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horizontal table with speeds u and 3. respectively. A light3.rodAAB Givenhasrod
light twoAB
that particles
the twoofparticles
particles
has masses
move with mof andequal
masses 2m, m respectively attached toattached
and 2m, respectively the two to ends
the
3 3. A light rod AB has two particles of masses m and 2m, r
each other after their direct impact, show A and thatB. the
The
A and rodB.isAThe
coefficient
3. held
lightrod at
rodrest
of isAB inhas
held aathorizontal
restparticles
two position
in a horizontal
of masses with mitsand
position middle
with point
its C smoothly
middle
2m, respectively point C
attache
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A and B. The rod is held at rest in a horizontal positio
speeds away from each other afterhinged their direct
to ahinged impact,
fixed point,
toA aand show
and
fixed thatrod
the
B. point,
The the
and
rod iscoefficient
then the moves
rodatthen
held in of
rest amoves
vertical
in in plane making
a vertical
a horizontal plane
position anwith
angleits qmiddle
making anwith
angl
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hat the value of k is . hinged to a fixed point, and the rod then moves in a ver
the horizontal at time
the horizontal t. Using
hinged a the
attotime t. principle
fixed Using
point, ofprinciple
theand conservation
the rodofthen of energy,
conservation
moves show
in aof that plane
energy,
vertical the
show angular
that th
making
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restitution is , and that the value of k is . the horizontal at time t. Using the principle of conservat
m kg rests on 2.a5 rough rΩ ;shorizontal
ria fïihla u; It;nd
table. 7is connected
we;s ialkaO by theamhorizontal
h jQQ wxY=
light dqjlaat time
" fïifha dqt.qUsing
2 g sin 2 g the
odrhg sin qprinciplemof conservation of energy, show
speed of the rod is
speed ofgiven
the rod byis given = by =. . dq 2 g sin q
2. A particle of mass
,ïnj m kg rests
odrfha on
iúlr a rough
we;s
ich is perpendicular to the edge of the table and which passes over a horizontal
l= v d iq u g table.
lma m h
s Itlaisdt connected
Wäka hk 3 a
dt
speed byof
ieye,aathe
dqÆ3 a
light
rod is
2given
g sin qby = .
speed of the rod is given by = . dt 3a
inextensible
fixed at the edge sting which
of wú;kH
the is;ka
table, perpendicular
to;a=jparticle
lska ksoyfia to mass
of the
a t,aedge
f2m ofiathe
,kwhich lkatable
Oh 2m
hangs and which
jQ wxY= jlg passes
iïnka over
dtO a 3a
4. Two cars ATwo
4.table, and B move
tocars along a straight road inhangs
parallel lanes in thelanes
sameindirection.
the same At time
small smooth pulley lrkq fixed,efí'at the;kaedge
;=j we° of the;sìthe
h table
° moa 1hA ks
and
Oisa;sparticle
B move
Yapof mass
,;djfha
along
2mgwhich a straight road in parallel direction
The coefficient of friction between the mass m and . Show 4. is Twouqcars ody˙kqA and B move along a straight 2m road in parallel
4. of Two
4 A andcarsBA areanduBand moveu ,along1 u
a straight roadcar in parallel lanes inthe the same
freely under gravity. ,efí'The ia lkaOh mofjQfriction
coefficient = 0j
Q twxY= , the t = 0, the
speeds
between
yd fïih the
w;r speeds
mass mIand
>r® of
K Athe and
ix.= KBlh
table is urespectively.
are and The
Show , respectively.
. fõ' A The
moves car with
Au movessame with
5 t = 04
, 4
the speeds4 of A uand B are u and , respectivel
string as the system starts
;ka;from h mg . nj fmkajkak' t = 0, the speeds of A and B are u and , respectively. The
rest, is
=fõ wd;;s 4 car A mov
6 constant speed
constantu and the
speed
5 car
u B
and moves
the car with
B constant
moves with acceleration
constant 4 until it reaches
acceleration until the speed
it reaches
that the tension in the string as the system starts from rest, is mg . constant speed u and the car B moves with constant acc
5u 5u 6
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constant speed u and the car B moves with constant acceleration until it
at t = T and t = T and that
at maintains speed5u
maintains afterwards.
that In the sameIndiagram,
speed afterwards. the samesketch diagram,the sketch
velocitythe
wo particles of masses m and 2m, respectively 4 attached4to the two 5u ends at t = T and maintains that speed afterwards. In th
at t = T and maintains
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4 that speed afterwards. In the same diagram, sk
3.heldAatlight
rest rod
in aAB has two particles
horizontal position with of masses time
its graphs
m
middle andpointfor graphs
time
2m, the motions
respectively
C smoothly ofmotions
the cartoA
4 for theattached and
ofthe the
thetwo car
carends
A and B until
the carB overtakes
B until B A. Hence, find
overtakes the
A. Hence
time graphs for the motions of the car A and the car B
A and
int, and the B.
rodThe
thenrod is held in aatvertical
rest in plane timemaking
a horizontalat which an the
time
position at speeds
which
with of middle
the
its the cars
speeds arethe
of
point equal.
Ccars are
of equal.
smoothly
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moves angle time graphs
q with for the motions the car A and the car B until B overtakes A
time at which the speeds of the cars are equal.
hingedthetoprinciple
e t. Using a fixed point, and the rodofthen
of conservation moves
energy, showin athat
vertical
thetime plane making
at which
angular the an angleofqthewith
speeds cars are equal.
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the horizontal at time t. Using the principle of conservation of energy, show that the angular
dq 2 g sin q
ven by = .
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dt 3a dq 2 g sin q
speed of the rod is given by = .
dt 3a
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ove along a straight road in parallel lanes in the same direction. At time
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4. Two cars A and Bu move along a straight road in parallel lanes in the same direction. At time
A and B are u and , respectively. The car A moves with the same
u
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t = 0, the speeds of A and B are u and , respectively. The car A moves with the same
d the car B moves with constant acceleration until 4 it reaches the speed
constant speed u and the car B moves with constant acceleration until it reaches the speed
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intains that speed afterwards. In the same diagram, sketch the velocity
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at t = T and maintains that speed afterwards. In the same diagram, sketch the velocity
4
motions of the car A and the car B until B overtakes A. Hence, find the
 1. Two particles of masses m and km, respectiv
Part A
2u
1. Two particles of masses m and km, respectively move towards each other on
horizontal a smooth
table with speeds u and respectiv
3
2u
horizontal table with speeds u and respectively. Given that the particles moveu with equal
3 speeds away from each other after their d
3. †. 2a jQ ieye,aÆ AB oKavl A yd B foflf<jrg ms<sfj<ska A 2
u
speeds away from each other after their direct impact, show m that the coefficient
3 of 9
ialkaO 2 m yd 2m jQ wxY= folla iïnkaO lr we;' oKafâ restitution is , and that the value of k is .
5 C 7
C uOH ,la3IHh wp, ,laIHhlg iqug9f,i wiõ lr ;sria
restitution is , and that the value of k is . 2. A particle of mass m kg rests on a rough h
msysàul w,a 5 jd ;nd ksYap,;dfõ is7g uqody˙kq ,efí'
inextensible sting which is perpendicular
B to the
2. A ^rEmh
particlen,ka
of mass m ;kg
k'& Yla rests
s ixia :ß;on
s uQaQ,Or®
rough
uh horizontal
fh°fuka oKa table.
v It is connected by a light
small smooth pulley fixed2m at the edge of the t
inextensible
;sri iu`.sting which
θ flda Khlais idok
perpendicular
úg tla to tlathewxY=
edgefõ of the table and which passes over a
v fõ.h
small 2ga pulley fixed at the edge of the table, to a particle of freely
smooth mass under
2m which gravity.hangsThe coefficient of friction b
v2 = sinθ nj fmkajkak'
3 1
freely under gravity. The coefficient of friction between the mass m and the table is . Show
that the tension4in the string as the system starts
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5
that the tension in the string as the system starts from rest, is mg .
6
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3. A light rod AB has two particles of masses m a
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A and B. The rod is held at rest in a horizonta
3. A light rod AB has two particles of masses m and 2m, respectively attached to the two ends
hinged to a fixed point, and the rod then move
A .............................................................................................................................................................
and B. The rod is held at rest in a horizontal position with its middle point C smoothly
the horizontal at time t. Using the principle of c
hinged to a fixed point, and the rod then moves in a vertical plane making an angle q with
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the horizontal at time t. Using the principle of conservation of energy,speed showof that dq 2 g sin q
thetherodangular
is given by = .
dt
............................................................................................................................................................. 3a
dq 2 g sin q
speed of the rod is given by = .
dt 3a
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4. Two cars A and B move along a straight road in
u
4.4. Two carsBAfuda
A yd andgB
r® move along" a iDcq
r: folla straight
udr®road
.hlin iudka
parallel
;rlanes
ux;Sin
rethe t = 0direction.
same
foll tlu At time
, the speeds
†Ydjg ofp,kh
A and fõ'
B are u and , re
4
u
t =t =0,0 the
ld,fha ° Aof yd
speeds B ms<Bsfj<s
A and arekua uand
yd respectively.
,fõ.j,s The miq
ka md,ula car lr hhs' A with
A constant
moves fuda
speed gthe same
r®ur:h tu car
and the kshB ; moves with con
4
u fõ.fhka u up,kh jkcarw;r B fudag r® r:h t = T ld,fha ° fõ.h 5u
constant speed and the B moves with constant acceleration until it jk t ;=
= rTe the
reaches
at ks
andh; ;ajrKfhka
speed
maintains that speed afterwar
4
5up,kh ù miqj tu fõ.h mj;ajd f.k hhs' A fudagr® r:fha yd B fudagr® r:fha p,s;h i|yd
at t = T and maintains that speed afterwards. In the same diagram, timesketch
graphstheforvelocity
the motions of the car A and th
4
m%fõ. - ld, m%%ia;drj, o< igyka tlu rEmhl w¢kak' ta khska time B u.satkwhich
a A miql r speeds
the hEug .;jk
of the cars are equal.
time graphs for the motions of the car A and the car B until B overtakes A. Hence, find the
ld,h
time kSr®Kthe
at which h ls ¯ug iólrKla
speeds ,ndequal.
of the cars are .kak'

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5. ialkaOh fuá%la fgdka 300la jQ ≥ï˙hla" iDcq iu;,d ≥ï˙h udr®.hla †f.a 15 m s−1 ksh; fõ.fhka
p,kh jk w;r p,s;hg m%;sfrdaOh fuá%la fgdka tllg 50 N fõ' ≥ï˙fha cjh" lsf,da fjdÜj,ska
fidhkak' ialkaOh fuá%la fgdka 50la jQ msgqmi ue†˙h .s,syS hk w;r tka‚fï m%lr®IK n,h
fkdfjkiaj mj;S' ≥ï˙fha b;s˙ fldgfiys ;ajrKh fidhkak'

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5. A train of mass 300 metric tons is moving in a straight level track, w

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15 m s and the resistances to motion is 50 N per ton. Find the pow
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kilowatts.
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Rear coach of mass 50 tons gets dislodged and the tractive force of
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Show that the acceleration of the remaining portion of the train is 1
coach comes to rest after moving a distance 2250 m.
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6. In usual notation, let 4i + j l i + µ j
, and i+5j be the position vec
and C respectively, with respect to a fixed origin O, where l and
6. iqmqre≥ wxlkfhka" O wp, uQ,hla wkqnoaOfhka A, B yd C ,laIH ;=kl msysgqï ffoYsl ms<sfj<ska
4i + j, λi + μ j yd i + 5j fõ' fuys The
λ yddiagonals
μ Ok ksof h;the quadrilateral
fõ' OABC p;=rOABC are K
i%fha úlr® equal and
†.sk a perpendicul
iudk yd tlsfklg ,ïn fõ' i yd j weiq frka AC
down AB ,sinhterms ofki' w†Y
d olajka and .=j.KUsing λ = 4 that l = 4 and
vectors, show
s;h Ndú;fhka
yd μ = 3 nj fmkajkak'

7. A smooth uniform rod AB of length 2a and weight W which go

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smooth ring P has its end A on a smooth horizontal ground and t
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with a smooth vertical wall. The rod is kept in equilibrium, at an an
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in a vertical plane perpendicular to the wall by a light inextensible
ring to the O point shown in the diagram. Show that OPˆ A = 90!
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equations to determine the tension of the string.
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8. A particle of mass m is placed on a rough plane inclined at an an
satisfying the condition that tan a > µ , where µ is the coefficient
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held in equilibrium with a force P applied upwards to the particl

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slope of the plane. Show that mg (sin a - µ cosa ) £ P £ mg (sin a +
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9. Find the probability that the sum of the number of dots obtained in at
unbiased standard die with 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6 dots marked on its six f

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j meje;a mean
úNd. and
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h yd uQ,set
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m%Yseven numbers
ak - ixhql a; .◊;h a, b, 4, 5, 7, 4 a
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and b are positive integers. Find the values of a and b, and show tha
 the diagonals of the quadrilateral OABC intersect orthogonally. Find values of l such that
ABC is an equilateral triangle.

of mass 300 metric tons is moving in a straight level track, with constant speed
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7. A smooth uniform rod AB of length 2a and weight W which goes through a small light
7. tol=motion
and the resistances vd ieye,a is 50 g Pton.
Æ iqNuper Find;=the
uq≥jla <skpower 2a yd
of the
a hk †. nrinW jQ iqug taldldr
train
smooth ring P has its end A on a smooth horizontal ground and the other end B B in contact
ts. AB oKavla tys A flf<jr iqug ;sria f.ìula u; o wfkla B flf<jr
with a smooth vertical wall. The rod is kept in equilibrium, at° an angle 60 ! to the horizontal,
ach of mass 50 tons getsiqudislodged
g isria ì;a and;the
shlatractive
iamr®Yforce
fjñka o engine
of the ;sfí' ;s ig 60 l fldaKhla
isrunaltered.
in aidoñka
vertical ì;a
hat the acceleration of the remaining
plane
;sh gW ,ïn
perpendicular
portion isria
of the
to the wall
;,hl
train is 1 cmoKa
byiu;=
s-2vand
a light
that,the
inextensible
s;;dfõ string which connects
rear ;nkq ,en
the we;a
point ring, where O is the point at which the plane W meets the common edge of P
omes to rest after moving ;aO uqto≥j
afdistance
therEmfhys
2250 m. fmkajd we;s m˙† jQQ O ,laIHhg hd lrk ieye,aÆ
ground
wú;kHand the wall.
;ka ;=jlaShow ks' OPˆ A = 90! . nj fmkajd ;ka;=fõ wd;;sh
u.sthat

notation, let 3i + 4Let

j, Cl rbe
ks j ®Kthe
h ls
and -point
i + 4such
¯3ug m%jube that
the OACB
dKj;a iólrK
position is vectors
a rectangle.
,shd ola of j kaBy
three taking A,
k'points moments
B about C,Ofind the tensionA
a
espectively, with respect to a fixed
of the string. originthat
[Assume O, where l is a real constant.
the perpendicular distance Show from Cthat to the string is .]
2
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onals of the quadrilateral OABC intersect orthogonally. Find values of l such that
8. A particle of mass m is placed on a rough plane inclined at an angle a to the horizontal
an equilateral triangle. ............................................................................................................................................................
satisfying the condition tan a > µ , where µ is the coefficient of friction. The particle is
held in equilibrium with a force P applied upwards to the particle along a line of greatest
............................................................................................................................................................
oth uniform rod AB of length 2a and weight W which goes through a small light
slope of the plane. Show that mg (sin a - µ cosa ) £ P £ mg (sin a + µ cosa ) .
ing P has its end A on a smooth horizontal ground and the other end B in contact
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mooth vertical wall. The rod is kept in equilibrium, at an angle 60 ! to the horizontal,
9. Find............................................................................................................................................................
the probability that the sum of the number of dots obtained in at most 3 tosses of an
ical plane W perpendicular to the wall by a light inextensible string which connects
unbiased standard die with 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6 dots marked on its six faces is exactly 6.
O to the ring, where O............................................................................................................................................................
is the point at which the plane W meets the common edge of
10.
OPˆ A = 90! .
nd the wall. Show that............................................................................................................................................................
the point such that OACB is a rectangle. By taking moments about C, find the tension
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a
ng. [Assume that the perpendicular distance from C to the string is .]
2
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e of mass m is placed on a rough plane inclined at an angle a to the horizontal
8. ialkaOh m jQ wxY=jla ;srig α fldaKhlska wdk; rΩ ;,hla u; ;nd we;' fuys μ (< tan α)
ng the condition tan a > µ , where µ is the coefficient of friction. The particle is
hkq wxY=j yd ;,h w;r >r®IK ix.=Klh fõ' wxY=j iu;=,s;;dfõ r|jd we;af;a ;,fha Wm˙u
equilibrium with a force
nEjqP
ï applied upwards
fr®Ldj †f.a to thewxY=
Wvq w;g particle along
jg fh¥ a line ofu.s
P n,hla greatest
ks'
the plane. Show that mg (sin a - µ cosa ) £ P £ mg (sin a + µ cosa ) . nj fmkajkak'

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robability that the sum of the number of dots obtained in at most 3 tosses of an
standard die with 1, 2, ............................................................................................................................................................
3, 4, 5, and 6 dots marked on its six faces is exactly 6.
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 The diagonals of the quadrilateral OABC are equal and perpendicular to e

down AB in terms of i and j. Using vectors, show that l = 4 and µ = 3

9. 7. 3, A
iajlSh uqyqK;a yh u; 1, 2, 4, 5smooth uniform
yd 6 f,i rodKAB
;s;a ,l= of length
q fldg 2a andreweight
we;s fkdkeUq iïu;Wod≥which goes thr
leghla jeä ;rñka úisls¯ï ;=smooth
kl° ,nd.;a
ring PuqÆhas;s;itsa .Kk
end A y˙hgu yhla horizontal
on a smooth ùfï iïNdú;dj
ground and the othe
fidhkak'
with a smooth vertical wall. The rod is kept in equilibrium, at an angle 60
in a vertical plane perpendicular to the wall by a light inextensible string
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ring to the O point shown in the diagram. Show that OPˆ A = 90! and wr
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equations to determine the tension of the string.
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8. A particle of mass m is placed on a rough plane inclined at an angle a

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satisfying the condition that tan a > µ , where µ is the coefficient of frict
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held in equilibrium with a force P applied upwards to the particle along
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slope of the plane. Show that mg (sin a - µ cosa ) £ P £ mg (sin a + µ cosa
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9. Find the probability that the sum of the number of dots obtained in at most 3
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and b are positive integers. Find the values of a and b, and show that the v
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point P. makingThe horizontal æ vertical p ödistances æ of Pp measured
an angle and qmaking
ç 0 < q <an angle ÷ to the q çhorizontal,
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ö
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gravityatand a hits a target at a
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projected from from aa point point OO on
respectively, where k is a constant (see the figure). Show 2
+ 4k(a)+ 1A= particle 0 o
point P. The horizontal and vertical distances
point P. The horizontal and vertical distances of P measured from Oææare a and of P measured from O are a and ka,
3 ppöö ka,
and deduce that
11. respectively,
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making anan angle
angle
=+ 12 2=ga q q ç ç0 0 < < q q << ÷÷ totothethehoriz
hor
4 where k is from
respectively, a constant a point
where(see
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horizontal
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(see the
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thatfigure). withqa-velocity
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11. (a) A particle 11. (a) A projected
particle from projected a point from O aonpoint a horizontal O on a horizontal ground with ground a velocitywith au velocit= 2g
11 æ3 p ö 3 point
point P.
P. The
The horizontal
horizontal and
and vertical
vertical dis
di
Now, let and = deduce
kmaking an that
. Show angle q£ the
k and
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and hits aistarget at a
4 p ö p
11. (a)
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let k = . Now, horizontal and vertical
11 distances of P measured from O are a and ka,
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the P ,la
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19 f
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(a)
÷ .
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fuys
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let kk = = . . Show
Show that
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2
respectively, where θ + k4kis+ a1 constant
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deduce that
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(b) An airport A is situated11 at an angle q East of South, at a distance 4 d from4 an airport B.
Now,±ka let k =12. .(a) Show
hehs 3 that
.ks u'q them%lf a angle
IamKh between
úh yels the†Yd two fol possible
w;r flda directions
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4 Now, let k =
Now, k = that . the
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the angle the two
between possible of projection
directions of
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which blows from -1 æ 4 North ö (b)at An airport vA(<isusituated
a velocity ) . Sketchat the an angle velocity q East
triangle for thisatflight, a distance and d from an airport B.
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air plane that theæ angleö airbetween æ öflies
4 Athe two possible AdirectionsB withofatoprojection is
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day directly
ç an÷ .tan 1 from
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.
todirectly
B with afromspeed tou relative the wind
speed u relative to the wind
show that the time msysgtakenhs' tla 16
to;fly rd from †kl°" A toW;= Bè is fr®ø isg vçè 19
19 (< d÷øu) m%fõ.fhka . yuk iq<`.lg idfmalaIj u fõ.fhka
which blows from which North blows at a velocity from North v ( < u ) . Sketch
at2 a velocity A the velocity
v (q< u ) . Sketch(b) triangle C for
theAn this
velocity flight,
triangle and for thisatat flight, and qq East
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2 2
q -lrhs v cos (b) Anairport airport AAisissituated
situated an
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angle Eas
tan .=-1j
ç ÷ . hdir
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show igykla è 19the
that ø time A isg
taken toBfly from Atakento Bls is u On dOnaacertain certainday dayan anair airplane planeflies fliesdirectly
directly
12. (a) On the following day, the we|plane
show that
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the
back jtime
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2 Ba isspeed . relative to . nj fmkajkak'
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distance v cosd2qfigurefrom
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which2 airport B. a vertical cross section thro
q - vblows cosq from fromNorth Northatataavelocity velocity vv((<<u
12. (a) A C uEast which blows
(b)BAn airport (b) A
An is situated
airport A at
is an angle
situated at q an angle of q
South, East atofa South,
distance da from an airport B. airp
On a certain day an air plane fliesgravity v offrom
directly a uniform A to B with smooth a speed wedge of mass
u relative u to 3the m .wind The lineu AB is afrom
at distance d linean of gre
the wind On which the†k following
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the jat plane
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fly
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which blows from North at a velocity 2v (< u ) . Sketch the velocity trianglepfor this certain day an air plane flies directly from
2 flight, and A to B with a speed u relative
q 2
(b) An wdmiq airportfl<s au B isg A olajblows
A isksituated Theat an angle
triangle thed msface East
ABC
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the given
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wedge B.
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with theflight,the
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journey and show that the time takenwhich to fly from whichfrom
B toblows ANorthvis twice from velocity
North
as much at B a (A
vas <the
velocity Sketch ( <
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. Sketch the triangle
velocity fortriangle
this for than
the Onwind Bthe
which A the
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v triangle 3 ld,h
show awe|certain
that day
isgtime olaan
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wind
d ms plane
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for
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day,
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B is
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for B of
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On the following A day, the planeC velocity
flies back u along
directly AB
from
12. (a) .B d
Assuming
to A 3 with that
a speed
the the
the windparticle
wind relative
which
which does
to
blows
blows not from leave
from South
South theatat wedge,
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from
show A to that B.the time from taken A totoB.fly from A to B is . 2 u u
The12. triangle ABC in the given figureOn the
represents following
On the
a day,
following
vertical the
2
u cross plane
- v sin 2day,2flies
section the
qparticle back
plane
- vthrough
cos qrestdirectly
flies
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centrefrom B
directly to Afrom with B ato speed
A with arelative
speed
on a smooth taken by
horizontal the particle floor. to A come to of relative
mass m to
is the
placed wedge. at the point. 2 A and gi
(a) ° we;s rEmfhys ABC ;%sfldaKh u.ska" iavlkaOh 3m jQ iqug
The triangle ABC in the given figure represents a vertical cross section through
journey
journey
the centre
and
andshow showthat B the
that thetimetimetaken takentotofly fl2
gravity the
of awinduniform which blows
smooth from
wedge South
of mass at a3velocity
m . The line . Sketch
AB is a the
line velocity
of greatest triangle slope for u
of the return
Now, hsuppose thatisSouth rthe particle gets vglued to the
v wedge in wedge,
this for position.
On ta theldldr following
gravity of a uniform smooth wedge
l+[a[ hlthe
day, .=re;a
velocity
theplane j fla
wind
of
flies
umass kaøback
along
which
the3m wind AB
blows
.
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. Assuming
line blows
AB
ia Byria
is a
to al
that
at
from
line
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with
the
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of
a speed
particle
greatestat fromafrom.slope does
AAto
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velocity 2
relative
to
of
B.not
B.
the leaveto the
velocity
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velocity find theG
the retur
triangle f
journeyks r EmKh
and show lrhs '
that AB theˆ fr® L
time pdj"taken th wvx.=
to fly uq
from y K
q Bf;ys to A Wm˙uis twice nEjq as ïmuch 2as the time2taken
the face containing it. Also BAtaken C = byand the AB particle= a . The to wedgetoisrest
come placed
relative withto uthetheface wedge. .
journey
ˆ 3 pspeed and of the
show
journey that
and wedgevthe
show time atthat this
taken
the instant
to
time fly is
from
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Afrom time
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timeastakewi
the face the wind
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from A to B. L which
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B A C =
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and
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AB =
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q wedge
; iq the
u is
g velocity
placed
;s r ia triangle
with 8 thefly face the return A twice much th
containing ìula AC onu; a smooth Now,
horizontal 3
suppose
floor. that
A particle the 2 particle
ofhmass m wxY=gets
is placed glued to the wedge in this position. Given th
we;sj l+ [a[ from
h ;nkq A to B. from
,nhs 'A ial tokaB.O m jk jla Aat the point A
A
C
containingjourney ACand on showa smooth that horizontal
the time taken glued
floor.toto Afly it to
particlefrom move B to
of aAfurther
mass ismtwiceis placeddistance
as much
at the d.aspoint the time
A taken
and given a,la velocity u along;nd" AB . †f.a
Assuming that theat,nd particle does not u
from A
IHfhys
to B.
speed of uthe m%fwedge
õ.hla thisfokq instant ,efí' is leave AB
, find thethe wedge, time taken by the wedge with the pa
and given iq au velocity
g nj ydu along
wxY= j AB l+
find the time taken by the particle to come to rest relative to the wedge.
[ Assuming
[
a h yer that fkdhk the particle nj does
Wml,a Theand8
not m khleave the
lrñka
show ABC
triangle wedge,
that "the inl+the [a[ given hg figure idfmarepresents
laIj a vertic
findof thethetime taken (b) A bead P of mass m is free to move on a smooth circular wire of radius a
speed ks Y p
a
wedge ,;djgat bythisthe
meñKS particle
instant glued
u gis totocome
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speed ±kawedge
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Now, suppose that theat particle instant gets glued . to the wedge in this position. Find the time p
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Now,
taken bysuppose
the wedge thatwith the particle
the A gets
(b)particle beadglued Pand
glued
of to released
to
mass the wedge
move m aisfrom distance
free inathis
toslightly
a position.
move fromon displaced
thea Find
instant
smooth the position.
thetime Show that3the speed v of t
circular wire of radius a and cen
taken(b)
particle by glued
got the
ia lkawedgeOtohthe mwith jQ P the
wedge. mnΩjla particle " isr glued
OP ia ;,hlhas to turnedmove iúlr athrough
distance
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from
containing a ydthe q fla instant
AC
is k on
aøh aO
given the
smooth
byjQ vjD;a 2
=horizontal
ga (1 -iqcos
;2dldr u g q ).A particle
floor.
which is fixed in a vertical plane. The bead is held at the upper-most point A of the
particle
got glued to†f.a
lïìhla p,kh ùug ksoyia h' lïìfha by<u A ,laIHfhys ° mnΩj w,ajd ;nd"
the wedge.
Find the speed of they˙kq bead andand given
theareaction
velocity u along
on it whenABspeed
. Assuming
the bead thatbead
v ofreachesthethp
hka;ñka úia:dms; msand ysgqureleased
lska ksYapfrom ,;dfõ a slightly
isg uqod displaced ,efí' position. Show that the the
(b) A bead P of mass m is free to move on a smooth circular wire of radius find the a and
timecentre
taken Oby the particle to come to rest relati
OP hkakmθis flda K OP
hls khasa ye¯B. we;s through
turned úg"circular
mnΩfõ an wire
angle
fõ.h qradius
is given
jk vahka by v 2 = 2Oga (1 - cosq ). u.ska
k"centre
(b) A bead P
which is fixed of mass free to move on a smooth of and
fokqin,nk
a vertical plane.
nj fmka jkaThe
k' bead
As
is held at the upper-mostspeed
P reaches the point B,
pointofAthe
it reaction
of the
collides on
wedge wireat this instant is
anditcoalesces with another
.
bead of ma
which is
and released fixed in
from,laa vertical
a slightly Find
plane.
displaced the
The speed
bead is of the
held at bead
the and
upper-mostthe point A of the when
wire the bead reaches the lowest
my<u IHh jk B fj; position.
<`.d ùfï° Show that the
mnΩfõ fõ.h speedfidhka
v of the
Now, k'bead when
suppose that the particle gets glued to the wedg
at rest at Show
B. Show thatspeed
the composite bead Q comes to instantaneous rest
P B.
and released from a slightly displaced position. that the v of the bead when
OP has turned B ,lathrough
IHh fj; an angle<`.dq jk is given
úg" th by vB2 = ksY(1ap-,;dfõ
ys 2 ga q ) . ;s
costaken Also show
byQ iathe
n lkawedge
Oh thatmwith the particle
jQ fjk;a mnΩjlaglued to move
p
a;q mnΩjla =anit - cos q.and
2
OP has iu`.turned.eà
through
ydù an angle
Q As Plreaches is given
turned by v' B,
thethrough
point 2 ga (1k
collides
angle ) . Also show
coalesces that
towith another
úg Qbead
laIKsof
l mass m wh
ixhq idohs 2OQ hka particle
flda Kgot
hlsglued
ka ye¯ the wedge.
we;s
reaction on the bead changes its direction when cosq = . 3
ksYap,;djhg meñfKk at restnjatfmkaB. Show
jkak' that3 the 2 composite bead Q comes to instantaneous rest when OQ
reaction on the bead changes its direction when cosq = .
3
p (b) A bead P of mass m is free to move on a smooth circu
turned through an angle .
3 which is fixed in a vertical plane. The bead is held at t
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find the
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amplitude A AA ofof ofthis this
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motion, while while the the string string isis taut, taut, remains
remains
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t the point C, a verticalAt impulse
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the
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point C,
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total
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while the the
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2
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2
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2
find the 3a amplitude nj;a A of this
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;drh
2æ1 æ öö2ö2öthe
5a5.aa..show that the string
ence becomes slack after a total time
motion. Find
Findçthe the+ speed
speed
sinafter -1of
aöaçof
the the ÷÷particle
÷totalparticle
. the aat
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pinstant 1-2
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fmka jkashow
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k' show show that
thatthat the
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that string
string
the string
string becomes
becomes æ p gslack
abecomes
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after
æ 2 after ö total
total
a aFind
total time
time time
time speed ç ç
ofç+ +
sin
the + sin çç
particle
sin ç ç ÷÷ ÷ . ÷÷÷ ÷
the. . instant when th
how that the string becomes slackæ after a total time ç + èsin -1 ç ÷ è÷ . 5 ø ø gg èèg2g2çèçè22 èè è55è øø5øø5øø÷ø÷ø
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nd theslack
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sin sinwhen
sin ç çç the ÷ ÷ ÷ ÷
. ÷÷
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5
at the the
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instant when
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string becomes
becomes is
becomes
becomes slack.
slack. slack.
slack.
speed of the particle at the instant è
è èwhen the stringø becomes è èè 5 ø5 ø ø ø ø slack.
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at atthe
the the instant
instant
instant when when
when thethethe
string
;ka string
string ;becomes nqbecomes
=j becomes re,ajkslack. slack.
slack.
fudfydf;a ° 14. 14.(a)
wxY= (a)
f õ LetLet
fõ.h PQRSPQRS fidhka be beaakparallelogram
14. (a) ' Let PQRS and
parallelogram and TT be the
thepoint
be a parallelogram and T be the poin
point on
onQR QR such
suchthat that
amplitude of this motion is 5 a .
Let PQRS be a parallelogram and T be beathe point on QRand Also,
such Also, let
letQT PQPQ ==aa=and and .PSPSlet ==bb..Express Express PR PR and ST
and STininterms termsof of aa an a
14.
14.14. (a)
(a)(a)
14. Let
Let
(a)Let PQRS
PQRS
Let PQRS
PQRS be be abe parallelogram
parallelogram
aaparallelogram
parallelogram and andandTTthat be
be
T T the
the
be be the
: TR
point
point
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point on
on
2Also,
: 1QR
onQR
on QR such
such
QR PQ
such
such that
that = aQTand
QT
that
that QT::TR
QT TR :PS:
TR=TR
= 22==:= b112..2.:Express
: :
1 1. . a æ pPR and-1
QRS be a parallelogram 14. (a) PQRS and T hkqbeiudka the point ;rdi%h onlaQR hehs Hence
such o T that hkqshow QTthat : TRthe = 2string : 1.jkbecomes m˙† QRslack u; msafter ysá ,la a total
IHhla time hehs og çç 2 + sin
=the = such of a and b . è
==PR ST
amAlso, andTletTTbePQ be andonPS
a point
point on b .such Express and =and = =:212PS in.:11b.bterms
m and and be thethe point on
.ks QR uQR
QR
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let PQ
PQthat
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let
let QT
PQ
PQ QT
QT aaa:=TR and:TR
:ayd
=and aTRand 2PS
PS =:PS
= .=b..=Express
bExpress
. .Express
bhehs Express .ksPR PR
uq' PR PRand
andand and
ydST
STST in
in
ST terms
terms
interms
inffoYs terms of
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l aaofandand
aa and
yd bbweiq
band .. bb.f. rka m%ldY
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speed
Let of
be. thethe point pointof
particle ofintersection
at the instantof
intersection ofwhen PRPRand the ST.
and ST.Suppose
string becomes
Suppose that
thatslack. PU
let PQ = a and PS = blrka . Express k' PR and ST in terms Let U be the point of intersection of PR and PU ST
rces
=.bbExpress in
..Express
Express the 0xy-plane
PRPRPR and and
and STSTact
STinin at
in
terms the
terms
terms points
ofof a aand
of indicated
a and and b .bb.. below:
SUSU ==µµST ST,,where where ll and and µµare arescalar scalarconstants.constants.By Byconsidering
consideringth th
Let U be the point of intersection PR yd ST ys of f√ok PR and ,laIST. HhSuppose U hehs .ks that u'q PU = l PR and yd SU = µ ST ,hehs where is;uq l; and fuysµ λare ydscalar μ constants
Let
LetLet UU be
Let beUUbe the
the
bethe point
point
the point
point of
of of intersection
intersection
ofintersection
intersection of
of of PR
PR
of PR and
andand
PR andST.ST.ST. Suppose
Suppose
ST. Suppose
Suppose that
thatthat that PU
PUPU == ll=PR
PU =
PRllPR and
andand
PR and
be the point of intersection of PR and ST. Suppose that PU = l PR and ææ µµ öö 33
SU = µ ST , where l w†Y
Position Vector and µ ksh are fõ' PSU
Force
; scalar constants. ;%sflda 14. K(a) By
h ie,lS considering
Let PQRS that
fuka that be ( l -
(lthe µ µtriangle
)
a- parallelograma +
) a +çç lPSU, l + + -show - 1
and b =
1÷÷ b T== 0be 0 and
0 and nj deduce
æ deduce
the µ jdon
point
fmka öλ yd
that
that QR llμ=such
=ysµµ ==that.. QT :T
section
ection
ction ofof ofPRPR PR and and
and ST. ST.
ST. Suppose
Suppose
Suppose SU
SUSU that
SU µµ=ST
==that
that µµPU
=ST
PU , where
,ST
PU
ST =, =
where l llPR
=where
PR
,where l
land
PR land
and
and l and µµ are
and are
µµare scalar
scalar
are scalar
scalar constants.
constants.constants.
constants. By
èèByBy thatconsidering
(
considering
By l
33 considering -
considering
øø µ ) a +
the
the l
çthe +
triangle
triangle
the -
triangle
triangle 1 PSU,
÷ PSU,
b
PSU, = 0
PSU,showand
show deduce
show
show 44 tha
µ ST 2a i + 5a j l æ µµw.hka
, where and are scalar constants.
F i +k3' F j By considering the triangle PSU, show è 3 ø
ö fidhka 3let PQ = a and PS = b . Express PR and ST in terms of a and b
µ µthat
are are
are l - µconstants.
(scalar
scalar
scalar a + ç l +ByBy
)constants.
constants. By -considering
b = 0 andthe
÷considering
1considering deduce
the
the æætriangle
triangle that
triangle µµPSU, lµPSU,
µ =ööAlso,
PSU, µshow =show
show . 33
æj µ ö è 3 that
that
ø (
that
that (ll -
(- l
( lµ
µ -)-
) µa
a µ +
)+ )a çç
a l
+l +
æ
ç+
+
æ
çl l + + -
- 11 ÷-
÷3-bb
1 1
ö
÷==
ö
÷b 0
b0=
4 =and
and
00and deduce
deduce
and deduce
deduce that
thatthat ll ==llµµ====µµ==.. 33. .
that
4 a
l - µ ) a + ç l + -(b)1÷ bn, = 0;=and - 2
deduceF i - F j
;èèmoa lèOè=;s 33µ 3=3øøOxy-;,fhys.øø 44 44 l%shd lrhs'
öö è 3 ø
k3ls3k 3 a iukaúthat hla
4
my; ±lafjk ,laIHj,°
÷÷=bb= 0=0and and
0 and deduce
deduce
deduce that that
that l l=l =µ=µ=µ == . ..
øø - a i + a j ,laIHh4 44 F i - 2 F j msysgqï LetffoYs U be l the point of intersection n,h of PR and ST. Suppose that PU = l
A directions of coordinate
te unit vectors in the positive 2ai SU
+ 5aj
axes
= Ox
µ STand Oy, l Fi
, where and+ µ3Fj
are scalar constants. By considering the tri
B
F, a are positive quantities 4aj and metres
measured in newtons æ µ−2Fiö− Fj 3
that (l - µ ) a + ç l + - 1÷ b = 0 and deduce that l = µ = .
C
these forces in a single diagram, their+ aj
and show that−ai vector sum is è 3Fi −ø 2Fj 4

fuys i yd j u.ska ms<sfj<ska Ox yd Oy LKavdxl wlaIj, Ok †Ydj,g tall ffoYsl jk
wise moment, G, of thew;r F, aabout
system hkq ms
a <point
sfj<skPa ks õgkaposition
with yd ógrj,s ka ukskq ,enQ Ok rdYs fõ' fuu n, ;ks rEm
vector
igykl i,l=Kq lr" tajdfha ffoYsl ftlHh Y=kH jk nj fmkajkak' xi + yj msysgqï
w that G is independent
ffoYs of xland y. ;
h iys Identify
P ,lathe
IHhlasimple
jgdsystem
moaO;sftoha jdudjr®; >Qr®Kh G fidhd" th x yd y j,ska
iajdh;a; jk nj fmkajkak'
tem reduces. ta khska moaO;sh hq.auhlg ;=,H nj fmkajd fuu hq.aufha >Qr®Kh fidhkak'
5a i ,
e is now applied pointXiD+with
at the ±ka Yj w;s
position vector" dd = -
fr®l n,hla j . msysgqï ffoYslh iys; D ,laIHfhys ° fhdod .kq
2
,nkafka A, B, C yd D ,laIHj,° l%shdlrk n, y;fr®¾ iïhqla;h O uQ,h yryd hk m˙† h'
of the four forces acting at A, B, C and D , in magnitude, direction
X yd Y ys w.hka fidhkak'

s a pentagon ABCDE formed of freely jointed uniform rods whose
ength. Length AE = BC = 2a , length ED = CD = 2b and the angles
0 ! each. The uppermost w'fmd'i'^W'fm<&
rod AB is fixed úNd.h horizontally
- 2019 iy bkamiqand thefjk
j meje;a frame
úNd. i|yd m%Yak m;% jHQyh yd uQ,dlD;s m%Yak - ixhqla; .◊;h

he symmetrical shape being maintained by a light rod CE of- length

16 -
 which the given system reduces.
which 5a 5asystem reduces.
nal
rceforce
is now is applied
now applied at theatpoint the point
D with D position
with position vector d =the
vector d given
=-
-weight j . is wj .per unit length. Length AE = BC = 2a , length ED
2 2An additional force is now applied at the point D with p
, An additional force
and is D now applied at The
the point D withrod position
AB is vector
fixed hod
!
esultant
ant of theoffour the forces
four forcesactingacting at A, B,at A,
C B,andC Dand , inDmagnitude,
in magnitude, atdirection
A, Bdirection are 120 each. uppermost
action.
. Obtain the hangs inObtain
resultant equilibrium, the resultant
of the fourthe
of the fourshape
symmetrical
forces
forces actingmaintained
acting at A, B, being
at A, B, C by
C and D , in magni
a

epresents a pentagon ABCDE formed of freely jointed and line of action.

ents a pentagon ABCDE formed of freely jointed anduniform
uniform linerods
2b rods
whose whose
3 connecting
of action. the joints C and E. Show that the reaction at th
tr length.
unit length.
Length Length
15.AE (a)= AE BC==BC 2a ,=length
2a ,ydlength
ED 15. =ED CD(a)==The
CD
2b jk =and2btab15.
figure the
l l(a)
and
3w
Thenr
the
andangles
angles
†.l
represents
figure
find
represents a pentagon ABCDE formed of freel
awpentagon
the thrustABCDE in the light formed of freely jointed unifor
rod CE.
! jQ Q ta l dldr ovq j ,s k a ks o yia f,i ika ê weight
l< ABCDE is w per unit length. Length AE = BC = 2a , length
D120 each. each.
are! 120 The uppermost
The uppermost rod AB rodisAB fixedis fixed horizontally
horizontallyweightand is wthe and the
unitframe
perframe length. LengthAAE = BC = 2aB, length ED = CD = 2b
mxpdi%hl wdldrfha rduqjla rEmfha ±lafõ' atA, A, BB yd and D D are 120120 !
each.
0 The 0uppermost rod AB is fix
m, brium, the symmetrical
the symmetrical shapeshape beingbeing maintained
maintained by a lightbyat a light
rod
A, B CErod
and ofCE
D of
length
are length
120 !
each. The uppermost 120AB is fixed horizontally
rod
YSrI ® j, fldaK tl tlla 120° fõ' AB ys uOH hangs ,laIHfhka in equilibrium, the represents
symmetrical shape being maintain
ingjoints
the joints
C andCE. and E.rduq
Show thatreaction (b) The figure shape being amaintained
framework of alight
lightrods
he Show that the
j iu;= ,the
s;j reaction theatjoint
t,ajatd iuñ;s the joint
D
hangs
l yevh isinofDequilibrium,
mj;a is jofd .kq
magnitude magnitude
,nka thefka symmetrical
Etheir ends, and movable in a vertical C
by
plane
rod
about
2b 3 connecting the joints C and E. Show that the reaction
dthrust
the thrust
in theinlightthe
lightCE.
rod Crod ydCE. E ikaê hd lrk †. 2b 3 connecting jk ieye,aÆtheoKa joints
vla C and length E.BC Show= DA that
= 05the reaction
a and DB = at
4athe
. It joint
carriesDais
120
u.sks' D ikaêfha m%;sl%shdfjys úYd,;ajh b 3w and njfindmaintained
the thrust in withtheAB light
androdDCCE.
horizontal and BD
A A B B b 3 w and find the thrust in thealong lightCD rodatCE. the joint D. Sketch a stress diagram
0 jd CE ieye,aÆ oKafâ f;rmqu fidhkak' A D
0
120 0 120
120 0 120 fmka B
stresses in all the rods. State whether these are ten
(b) The figure represents a framework of light rods AB, BC, CD, DAAand DB
0
B 120
freely jointed 0
at 120 0
their ends, and movable in a vertical plane about the joint A. Length 120
0
AB = CD120 = 3a ,
EpresentsE a framework of lightCrodsCAB, BC, CD, DA and DB freely jointed at P D
length (b)BCAB, = DA BC,= 5CD,
a andDA DByd DB = 4aieye,a
. It carries
Æ ovq ta a jweight W at the joint
dfha flf<jrj,s ka ksCoyfia
and equilibrium is C
nd movable in120 0
a vertical 0
120 plane about the joint A. Length AB = CD = (b)3aThe, figure represents aEframework of light rods AB,CBC, CD, DA
maintained
ika with
ê AB and
lrk ,o DC
p,kh horizontal
l< yelsandA BD ika vertical
ê h jgd
their
by
Eis r
ends,
aiahorizontal
;,hl
and movable
force P applied
rduq in a vertical 120
C plane0 about the
e represents
DA = 5a and aDB
framework
= 4aaCD . It of lightof
carries arods
weight AB, WBC, at AB,CD,joint
DACD, and DBequilibrium
freely jointed at W joint A. Lengt
he figure represents
along framework
at the joint light rods
D. Sketch athestress
BC, C and
diagram DA and
using DB is notation
freely
Bow’s jointed at hence
and 0 5a the
find
s, and
with
heir movable
AB
ends, and
and DC Din
movableahorizontal
vertical
stressesD ininiels
aall plane
,a,laabout
and
vertical BD the
rEmfha joint
vertical
plane
the rods. about
State
±la by A.õ'
f
the
whether
Length
fuys
ajoint
horizontal
A. are
these Length = CDAB
AB force
tensions
== 3aCD
Plength , BC
orapplied = 3=a DA
thrusts. , = 5120 and DB = 4a . It carries a weight W at the j
a yd
C = DA
the
ength BC= 5=D.
joint aDA and
=
Sketch5DB a=stress
a and 4aDB . Itdiagram
=carries
4a . ItCausing
weight aW
êBow’s
carries
ika fha Watnotation
weight theWjoint
nrla jC
at and
t,a the and
hence
joint
d th equilibrium
AB maintained
C find
yd DC
and the ;siswith
equilibrium riaj AB o isBDand DC horizontal D and BD vertical by a ho
ed with AB
l the rods. State
maintained and DC
with whether horizontal
AB and these and BD
are tensions
DC horizontal vertical
andor thrusts. by a horizontal forcealong
BD vertical by a horizontal force P applied P CD
applied at the jointD D. SketchA a stressBdiagram using Bow’s no
isria Pj o iu;= D ,s;j ;nd .kq ,nkafka D ikaêh ys° CD †f.a P 3a
Dlong
at the
CDjointat theD.joint
SketchD. aSketch stress adiagram stress diagram usingCBow’s using notation and hence
Bow’s notation stresses
andfind inthe
hence allfind
the rods.
the State whether these are tensions or thrusts.
n all ;sria n,hla u.sks' Worweiq ˙ka P fidhkak'
P theinDrods.
tresses all theState
rods.whether these
State whether arethese
tensions are tensions thrusts. or thrusts.
C W
fnda 5wxlkh
a fhdoñka m%;Hdn, rEm igykl o< igykla 16.P Show, D by integration, that the distance of the centr
we|
P DP C
WD ta khs k a iEu oKa v lu m% ; Hdn, fidhka k ' fïjd wd;;s o f;rmqhollow
u o right circular cone with circular rims havin
5a C C
5a W h æ 2l +
hkaAk i|ykaBlrkak' apart, from the centre of its smaller rim, is ç
W 3 a
5a 5a W 3è l +
A 3a B
A A
16. Show, by integration, that the distance of the centre of gravity of a frustum of aBuniform
3ameasuring can M is made by welding a frustum
A 3a A B
316.
hollow
a Brightwkqcircular
l,kh cone u.skwith a" tlscircular
fklg rims h ≥rls having
ka jQ radiiwrh rr and yd l r (l > 1a) jQand at jD;a
a distance
2a;and
3a ka hq;a
h.eá folls
dldrheight to a frustum of a hollow
gration, that the distance of the centre of gravity of a frustum of a uniform
h æ 2l +16. 1 ö Show, by integration, that the distance of4 the centre of gravity of a f
circular cone with circular
apart, fromtarimslthe
dldr having
centre jQ l= ofy radii
its
r iDcq r and
smaller jD;alrim, (lis> 1fla
;rdldr )ç at;a=jdistance
l÷ .‚kakhlhl .=re;aj flakaøh" l= 9avd .eáfha flakaøfha
integration, that the distance of the centre of gravity of a 3 è l +of
frustum 1 øa hollow
uniform right and
circular height
cone with along the
circular rimscommon circular
having radii rimsl of
r and r(
how, by integration, that the distance h æ 2l +of 1 öthe centre of gravity of a frustum of a uniform 4
e centre
ght circularof its
cone smaller
with rim, isg
circular is rims ç having ÷ . ≥rlsradii ka rwe;s
and l
nj r ( l
fmka> 1j) ka
atka' distance h
ollow right circular cone with circular 3 l + 1rims ø having radii r and l r (l > 1) at a distance h the two frustums coincideh(as æ 2l + 1 ö in the figure)
A measuring canè Mh is2made by welding a frustum of a apart,
hollow from
cone the centre
with of itsrims
circular smaller
of rim, is ç shown
radii ÷.
æ l +h1 öæ 2l + 1 ö circular rim of radius 4a. 3 è lcan
The + 1isø made of the sa
m the centre of its smaller rim, a ydrim,
is çmDIaisGßl ÷ç>k;ajh . ÷ . σ jQQ ;=kS taldldr jD;a;dldr ;eáhl O 5a 4a
3 è 3a
part, from the centre of itswrh smaller
can M is made by a and 2a and
welding height
a frustum l +a to
of 1hollow
3 øèa lfrustum
+ 1cone
ø of
witha hollow
circularcone rims with of radiicircular rims Show ofthatradiithea centre
and 4aof gravityA ofB M is at a distance
.eáh" wrhhka 4 a yd 5a jQ jD;a;dldr .eáAiys ; tu σ mDIaGßl
measuring can M is made by welding a frustum of aofhollow
3a from the 3a centre of the circular base radius cone
4a .
height
ing can M is to a
made frustum
by weldingof 9a
>k;a a hollow
aj hu
frustum we;scone ys
of i
awith
a iDcq
hollowcircular
jD;a ;
cone rims
dldr
with of
fla ;radii
j
=
circular l a
Wi
rimsand 3a
of4ajQ ‚ka
radii k lhl 3a
measuring and height along the common
4 can M is made by welding a frustum of a hollow cone withacircular circular rims of radius a such that the axes of symmetry of
l=v4d .eáhg mEiaiSfuka o" †. 4a yd fr®Çh and >k;a 2ajrims
and of radii
h ρheight
jQThe
Q ;=kcanS 4 is to a frustum a of a hollow cone with circul
3a smoothly pivoted at a point on its upper
aand height the a3a
to two frustum
frustums of acoincide
hollow cone
(as ashownwith circular
in the rimsof,of
figure) andradii a and
a circular ofB 4a
base ofta4a
radius 4a along the
and 2a and
along height
the common
4
total
circular a dldr
frustum
rims ABof of av
radius
oKa hollow
la such
‚ka kcone
that
lfha with
the circular
axes
f,dl= .eáhg O,
rims
symmetry A
of radii
yd a
,la and
I H l
9a axis of symmetry makes an angle
circular 4 rim of radius 4a. The can is made of the same uniform and height material. along the common circular rims of radius a such tha
ums 9a coincide 9a (as shown in fr®
theÇ h jk
figure) m˙†
, and rEmfha
a ±la
circular f jk
base weiq
of ˙ ka
radius mEia
4a i f
S
along uka theo idia
4 mdkla idod we;' idiamdfkys .=re;aj
t height
nd along the common
Show
along circular
thatcommon
the the centre rims of rims
of gravity
circular radius ofaM
of such
is atthat
radius the that
a such
distance axes……………………..
of axes
the symmetry of
4
f radius 4a.4 Thefrom can theis made flak of aøthe
fha msysàuuniform
same fidhka k'
material. the twooffrustums
symmetry of find
Also,
coincide (asthe of theinhorizontal
shown the figure)force
, andthat should b
a circular
centre of the circular base of radius 4a .
ustums
ecentre ofcoincide
two frustums (as
gravitycoincide
of M
shown at ain
is (as the figure)
distance
shown in the ,figure)
and a circular
…………………….. base of radius
, and a circular base of4a circular rim
along4athe
radius of base
radius
along the 4a.in the
The plane
can through
is made ofthe
thepoint
same O and
uniformthe axis
mate
m of
re of the
radius of4a.
rimcircular The
base can is
ofisThe ρmade
radius 31
isofmadethe same uniformuniformmaterial.material.Show that the centre of gravity of M is at a distance …………………
rcular radius
The 4a.
can < 4a
can
smoothly .πa
pivotedkï"of the ;srasame
at iapoint
fïihla on itsu; upper iajrimlShtom;= a,fixed
iamr® point
Y jk O. m˙†
Show ;enQthat
Q úgtheidia
of its
mdk iu;=,s;j
the that
ow centretheofcentre
gravity of of
gravity
σ
M is at of a24
M distance
is at a ……………………..
distance …………………….. from the centre of the circular base of radius 4a .
axis of symmetry mej;s h makes
yels an anglejkak' with the downward vertical.
centre
om theof
oothly the circular
pivoted
centre ofatthe baseon
a point
circular of its
radius
base upper of4a .njtofmka
rim
radius a fixed
4a . point O. Show that the of its
etry makes an angle with theforce downward vertical. The can is smoothly pivoted at a point on its upper rim to a fixed po
smoothly pivoted
Also, findρthe
at a point =onof thenj
πaσ its
horizontal
upper ° rimwe;' to idia
a mthat
fixed dk" B fl<jfrka
should
point O.
be applied
Show axis
that ksofatyfia
othe the point
symmetryt,a,on
of its
the edge
dmakes
we;s úg BA
of the
an angle há w;a isri iu`. with the downw
e can is smoothly basepivoted
in the planeat a point through on itstheupper pointrim O and to athefixedaxispoint O.
of symmetry Show that
to makethe oftheitsaxis vertical.
emmetry
xisofofthe makes an
horizontal
symmetry anglean
force
makes idok
that should
angle fldabe Kh o with
applied fidhka atthe kdownward
thewith' theon
point thevertical.
downward edge of the
vertical.
ane through the point O and the axis of symmetry to make the axis vertical. Also, find the of the horizontal force that should be applied at the po
dlso,
the find
of the thehorizontal force that
of the horizontal forceshould that be shouldapplied at the point
be applied at theonpoint
the edge base
on the inedge
of the plane
the of thethrough the point O and the axis of symmetry to m
e plane
ase in thethrough the pointthe
plane through O point
and the O and axis the of symmetry
axis of symmetry to maketothe axis the
make vertical.
axis vertical.
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 17.(a) fmÜáhl" mdáka yer wka iEu whqrlska u iudk jQ r;= fnda, 6la" fld< fnda, 3la yd
ks,afnda, 3la wvx.= fõ' iiïNdù f,i fnda,hla fmÜáfhka bj;g .kq ,efí' fnda,h ks,a
tlla ùfï iïNdú;dj fidhkak'
bj;g .;a fnda,h fld< fyda r;= kï wu;r r;= fnda,hla yd wu;r ks,a fnda,hla uq,a fnda,h
iu`.u fmÜáhg tl;= lrkq ,efí' bj;g .;a fnda,h ks,a kï m%;sia:dmkhla fkdue;'
±ka" iiïNdù f,i fojk fnda,hla fmÜáfhka bj;g .kq ,efí' bj;g .;a fojk fnda,h
ks,a tlla ùfï iïNdú;dj l=ula o@
Now, a second ball is drawn at random. What is the probability, the second ball drawn is
bj;g .;a fojk fnda,h ks,a tlla nj ° we;s úg" bj;g .;a m<uq fnda,h ks,a tlla ùfï
blue? iïNdú;dj fidhkak'
Find the probability that the first ball drawn is blue, given that the second ball drawn is blue.
(b) isiqka 100 la úNd.hl° ,nd .;a ,l=Kq my; j.=fõ ° we;'
Marks obtained by 100 students in an examination are given in the following table
arks 10-19 ,l= Kq
20-29 30-39 5 - 1940-49
20 - 34 50-59
35 - 49 60-69
50 - 64 65 70-79
- 79 80 - 94

id Point ( x i ) 15 25 ,l=K (x35

uOH i
) 12 45 27 55 42 57
65 7275 87

equency ( f i ) 15 ixLHd;h
25 (fi) 20 10 15 20 15 30 15
08 1502 10

11
sing the transformation
yi = (x(ix- ),)estimate
−4542 , m˙Kdukhthe mean and the fuu
Ndú;fhka standard
,l=deviation
Kq jHdma;of
sfha uOHkHh iy úp,;dj
15 i
10
is distribution of
marks.ksudkh lrkak'
he mean and the standard deviation of marks obtained by another 100 students in the same
;j;a isiqka 100 la tu úNd.hgu ,nd.;a ,l=Kqj, uOHkHh iy úp,;dj ms<sfj<ska 40 yd
xamination are 40 and 15, respectively. Estimate the mean and the standard deviation of the
15 fõ' uqΩ isiqka 200 u fuu úNd.h i|yd ,nd.;a ,l=Kqj, uOHkHh yd úp,;dj ksudkh
arks obtained by
all 200lrka
students
k' in this examination.

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