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MATHDMATICs, Class-xTT
118 OSWAAL CBSE Sample Question Papers,
,0)
120
(0,40) 200
(20, 40)
00 u
(60, 20) 300-Maximum
240
(60, 0) 300 < 325
Hence, maximum
value ofZ=
in column B is greater. 1
So, the quantity
10. Option (A) is correct.
dx
Also, 1
dt
0 cm/s
11. Option (D) is correct.
500.cos6. dt
=10 cm/s Explanation: Let, f ) = cos (2x-3)
-1 2x-3s1
de 10
2 2x4
dt 500 cos 50cos
1 Sxs2
For y 2 m=200 cm,
x e [1,2] or domain
de 1 10
of x is [1, 21.
12. Option (C) is correct.
dt Explanation:
50.
500 P(A |B)>P(A)
10 1
200 2 0 rad/s 1
P(AnE)>
P(B)
P(A)
P(AnB)>P(A).P(B)
PAnB),
P(A)
P(B)
P(B|A)>P(B) 1
13.Option (C) is correct.
C. 3/y
TTopper Answer, 2020
14. Option (A) is correct.
Explanation: dt
Let I=
dr=Jd = tan" t++C
Also, let =t
e dx = dt =tan"(e")+C 1
Solutions 119
then
15. Option (D) is correct. If f) is an even. function,
Explanation: The degree of above differential and if f) is an odd
equation is not defined because when we expand Jfx)dx =2f(x)dx
ssin
in/ function, then (f(x)dx =0
ax
we get an infinite series in the increasing
dy
I =0+0+0+21 dx
powers of
dx
Therefore, its degree is not defined. 2--
16. Option (C) is correct.
19. Option (C) is correct.
2 reflexive relations.
Explanation:
ICBSE Marking Scheme, 2020-21] fx) = tanx-x
DetailedAnswer: f) =
secx -1 tan x 20.
=
Given, n(A) = 3
f(r)>0, Vx e R
Total number of reflexive relations = 2n-1)
fx) is increasing on R.
=
233-1 23x2
=
2 Hence, Assertion is true but Reason is false
20. Option (A) is correct.
Commonly Made Error Explanation: Assertion (A) is wrong
The position ofa particle in a rectangular coordinate
Since the reflexive relation should contain system is (3, 2, 5). Then its position vector be
(x, ) E A, mostly students write the answer as 3.
3i+2j+5k.
Reason (R) is correct.
Answering Tip The displacement vector of the particle that moves
from point P(2, 3, 5) to point Q(3, 4, 5)
Number of reflexive relations on a set
Containing n elements is 2-7 = (3-2i+(4-3)j+(5-5k
-*-----*---~*-
17. Option (A) is correct. =i+j
Explanation:
Let r be the radius of the cylinder.
Then, volume of cylinder, V = trh Section - B
V= r(10). height
= 1007th
dV
= 1007
dh 21 - je-
dt dt -1
the rate of
The tank is being filled with wheat at
-
.
314 m/h
dV
314 m°/h
dt
100 =314
e[s)+f)]s=efl)+e)
dt
-1tC
ah 314
= Im/h
dt 100(3.14)
CBSE Marking Scheme, 2018]
L8. Option (B) is correct.
Explanation: Commonly Made Error
=S.(r+xcosx + tan'x +1)dx Some candidates use
product rule in both parts
1
J*dr +,x cosxdx + tan'xáx+1-d
(x-1) and 1 d x which is
2
wrong.
MATHeMATICS, Class-XI
Question Papers,
OSWAAL CBSE Sample
120
4r+3
then
4X
6X
6X-4
Answering Tip 3)(6x2-4)
=
(6x| - 4)(4r2 + 3)
or (47 +
Students should apply the rule + 18-12= 2AT,2 + 18r-16x,-12
or 24xt2-16r
- 16x + 18x2 = 1 8 x - 1 6
18r,
= -
18t2- 16x2
needs to be sufficiently practiced by students. or
************* ********** *** - 34x1=-34r
or
22.1 cos a, m
=
COs B, =
n
COS Y
+m* + n* = 1 or
o r f is orne-one.
costa + cos"B + cosy = 1 1
1-sinta+1-sin"ß + 1-sin'y = 1 (a+b+c).(a-+b+c) =0
3-1 sin'a +sin ß + sin'y 25.
a . a +a.b+a.c+b.a+b.b+b.c+c.
sin'a + sin'ß + sin'y = 2
OR +C.b+c.c =0 1
Let A be the point (5, 4,-6)
Image A be the point (5, 4, 6) in xy-plane läP+|P+1cP+2(a.b+b.c+c.@) =0
Distance between AA
3 +53+73 + 2(.b+b.c+c.a) =0
= y5-5 +(4-4 +(6+6)
2(a.b+b.c+c.a)=-(9+ 25+ 49)
= 0+0+ 122
83
12 units 1 (a.b+b.c+c.a)= 2
9
23. P(E) P)=and P(E n) = [CBSESQP Marking Scheme, 2020]
(a) P(ENF)
Pl-PI-3-; Section-C
P(F)
13
26.Givern, fx) 4x+
6x-4
94 then 4x+3
13 13 9 9
6x-4 6x-4
or
(4x+ 3)(6x2-4) (6x1
or 24x12-16x1 + 18x2-12 -4)Ax2
=
13 +3)
24x1*2 t+ 18x1 -16x-12
Commonly Made Error or
-16x +18x2 18x, -16x2 =
or
Few students are not able to find the
probability 16x1- 18x1
-
18x2-16x2
=-
or
of P(E/F) or
34x1 34X2
fis one-one.
To show f is
Answering Tip onto:
Let,
y e B
Emphasizse the concept of conditional
probability. y fo)
or
-R-
Solutions
1
+5_+3_2=
pre-image x =
d . r s ofthe line = (1,4,-9)
(a-7).1+(42-7).4+(7-9.) (-9)=0
Differentiating w.rt.x,
1-
)-x{(1-/) -7+16-28+81- 63 0
-y (x-y 98 98
(*-y1-y)+*-y-x(1-y)=0 A=1 1
yy +x-2 0
So, the coordinates of Q are
or
V+2y (-5, 4-3, 6-9.) =(4,1-3).
[CBSE Marking Scheme, 2014]1
OR Also, PQ=(-4-2)'+(1-4 +(-3+1
Let y = u.v.w = u. (vw)
=V36+9+4 = 7 units
Differentiating both sides
(i) 4=W.(vw)
dx
+u (vw)
Commonly Made Error
= u'.(vw) + u[v'w+ vw']
Sometimes students get confused with the
= u'.vw+ uv'w+uvw condition of perpendicularity.
dw
u.0.w.)
dx
=
du
.w +
dow+40 dx
u. dx + u.-
Ar
Answering TipP
(i) Y u..w Learn the equation of plane thoroughly.
Taking log on both sides
logy=log u + log U + log w 29. Let E: Problenm solved byA
[log mn =
log m + log n] E Problem solved by B
Differentiating both sides w.rt.
x
PE)and PE)
1dy1du41d
v dx
y dx u dx
OI
PE)-andP(E) 1
+ w dx )
PEnE) =P(E,) P(E>) =
dw
-1-
.0.w+.
dx
w+u.0. dx (ii) P(one of them is solved)
= P(E,)P(E2) +P(E,)P(R)
OR
38
=(P1 A -( +(-1
Then
+(-1
(PQ = ( - 2 + (y-1
To find nearest
point let us suppose S =
TT
Let (PO = S, then S - 22+y-11 2
Then
T-- +(-1
dy 2-2+20-1)- 1
dS
dy
= 0 T--24-24-)
For critical
y =2 points T =
0
X =1 1
dS 22-1) --o
dy 4
=8 1
92 i) 1A=-1 1 1
To find the maxima or minimna
13 1
T- 1(1 +3)-2-1-1) +13-1)
= 4+4+ 2 10
I tx-1|+|x-21+1x-4|}dr
G1 1-3 1
- S-1d-a-2Nr+[-2--4y
4 2
Co-factor Matrix of A - 5 5
12 3
5
Adjoint Matrix of A-2 0 2
2 5 3
ICBSE Marking Scheme, 20171 (Modified)
A A
414jA
31.
+2"
4-51
2 0 2
25
2
Given, set of equations r + 2y +Z=4
-2logly+21=x
+2log|z| +C
ICBSE Marking Scheme 20171I X+y+Z=0
OR -3y+z=4
can be written in matrix form
cosX Sin
f 1+(sin x +cosx) 1 2 1
14
1+(sin x + cos 1 0rER -1 1 1|y0
and or cos x < sin r or cos x-sin x
<0
1-3 1z
AX= B
A AX=A B
orf) <0orft) is decreasingin IX AB
Scheme 20171 X=A B 1
ICBSE Marking
-5 14
Section-D 2 0-2 0
3 4
Given A-
3
Ques
OSWAAL
CBSE Sample
124 lines a r e
33. The given 2x + y = 4
16+0+4 2 3x-2y = 6
8+0-8=
10 8+0+12 2 -3y = -5
X = 2,y = 0,z = 2 subtract from (i)
2 and
Multiply (ü) by
[CBSE Marking Scheme, 2012 7y14
OR
y = 2
Given equations can be written as
= -5
x 2
From (ii), x - 3
1 -1 2|| x =1
3 4
7
intersect at (1, 2)
-1 3 12 Lines (i) and (ii)
=
and (i), we get x 4, y =3
Or AX = B Solving (i)
Lines
(4,3)
1A 1(7)+1(19) +2-11) (i) and (ii) intersect at
=
= 4#0 we get x 2, y =0
Solving (i) and (i),
Therefore A exists.
Lines () and(i)intersect at (2, 0)
Co-factors
B(4, 3)
C C 19 Ca11 ) -3y=-5
Ca1, C-1 C -1
(1, 2)
C -3 Cap11 Ca7 A
7 13
-19-1 11
A 1 -11 -1 7
C(2,0) M
X=AB
7 =
171 Area of AABC Area of trapezium ALMB
-19 1 11-5 -Area of AALC- Area of ABCM
1 -111 7 12
=
X+5
=
where y is for -5
x-3y or y
=
V2is for 2x + y =
4 or y 4-2x
*2,y 1 and z=3 V3 is for 3x -2y = 6 or y =
TCBSE Marking Scheme, 2012]
Area of AABC
Commonly Made Error
Sometimes students apply both row and
-4-2x)dx -3x-6x
column operation in same matrix. Errors are
committed at the stage of simplification and
further. -r-*'1-
Answering Tip
-L(8-4)-(4-1)]
First of all write the matrix in proper manner -0
either in row transformation or in column
transformation then solve accordingly.
-
3
28-4-31-0+6
Solutions
125
C b
Put -a
0, 2
A(13) + B(3) +C(1 b-a
3(0)-2 =
[241
3A +3B+C =-2 -a
3A 1 1
3A =-2+
P-tana*
b-aa tan
33
F-atan+btan
3A =
tan-btan [2%]
A- 35. Let there be xkg of food X and y kg of food Y.
Food Xcosts 16 per kg and food Ycosts 20 per
kg.
A B- c- 1 Z 16x 20y is the objective function,
where Zis to be minimise
Now, constraints are
4(x+1) 2(x+1"
5
11dx
4(x+3))
x 2y210, 2x+ 2y
3x+28 20.
12 or x + y 2 6 and
Y
dx dx
300
(0, 280)
10+
11 5 1 11.
log +1)|+2 (x +1) loglx+3+C 1
bg +5+C
4 o8+3|2+1)
OR
Letl-J+#+6)
Now, (x+a4
dx
Letx=t]
X+ A0 0)
10
X
3x +5y = 8
A B
+
t+a t +6) (+a) t +b)
tsA(t +b)+B(t +a°)
Solutions 125
1-- 4-}
3x-2 A B
units. 1 A+B=1
bA+a'B=0
.0)
34. (x +1a+3) C
(x+1) (r+1 x+3 b(1-B)+a'B =0
A (x+ 1) (x + 3) +
B(x + 3)+C(x +1 b-b'B+a'B =0
3x-2 b+(a -b)B =0
Put X =-1, -b
A(-1+ 1)-1+3)+B(-1+3)+C(-1+1
= 3(-1)-2
B-b
A X 0 + 2B +0 =-3-2 b-a
From equation (i), we have
B =
Put
2 b
A x0 + B
XS-3,
x0+C(-3+1* = 3 (-3)-2
A*-
4C= -11 b-ab
A =
11 b-a2
C A -a
Put x = 0,
2
A(1)3)+ B(3) +C(1)* = 3(0) -2 [24]
3A +3B +C =-2 -a 1 dx
3A+3
3A -
tn an
3A-2 + -atan+b tan
33
3A
4 a-atan"-btan
[24]
11
A 35. Let there be x kg of food Xand y kg of food Y.
4 Food X costs 7 16 per kg and food Y costs 7 20
per k8
Z 16x +20y is the objective function,
ABc-- 1
where Z is to be minimise.
Now, constraints are
x + 2y 2 10, 2x + 2y 2 12 or x + y 26 and
4 x+1) 2(x+1 4x+3))
5
11dx 1 3x +y28, ,y 20.
d x 5 ( dx1l d
/J-) +1 -3) GU(0,28)
10 280)
11 1
4sl+ 19]+ -oglx+3| +C FO8)
5
log3t
x
+ 2a +1) +C
OR
x
LetI-I+#N+b6) X
O
10
3x +5y = 8
Letr =t
Now,++a t
Nr+b
A B
Y
X
and ie., (6,-8, 2)
(ii) The line 3x + y 8 passes through E OR
F(0, 8).
Putting x =
0,y =
0 in 3x +y28,028which is Here,
t = 5 seconds
not true.
3 x + y 28 lies on and above EF x = 3t = 3x5=15
(iv) x201lies on and to the right of y-axris. y = 4t=-4x5=-20
Thus, in
Gurcharan sing"
October Ramkishan 20
Commonly Made Error and R120 as receives
profit in the sale of each variety o fr i c e
104
Basmati Permal Naura and P(BE) 2000
10,000 20,000 30,000 Ramkrishan
50,000 30,000 10,000 Gurcharan singh Required probabilityy= P(BnE)
P(E2)
Basmati Permal Naura
104
200 400 600 Ramkrishan
2000 = 1 1
1000 600 200 Gurcharan singh 1040 10
200
Thus, in September Gurucharn receives TI000, T600
folk
and 200 as profit in the sale of each variety of rice,
() Required probability =
Pl below 18
respectively. 2
Now, P(EA) =
192
Below 18 192 (given) 1040-104 936
2000
18 or Above 960 -192 768 104 (given)
P(A) =
192+936 1128
18 and
2000 2000
192
Let E =Event that application for folk genre 192
E Event that appication for classical genre 2000
A Evernt that application for below 18
Required probability =
1128
1
1128
B Event that application for 18 or above 18 2000
1040
P(E) =
2000
Solutions
127
Basmati Permal Naura 104
10,000 20,000 30,000 Ramkrishan and P(Bn E) 2000
50,000 30,000 10,000 Gurcharan singh Required probability = BE,)
Basmati Permal Naura P(E2)
200 400 600 Ramkrishan 104
1000 600 2000 1
200
JGurcharan singh 1040
Thus, in September Gurucharn receives R1000, T600 200
and 200 as
profit in the sale of each variety of rice, folk
respectively. 2
(ii) Required probability=P below 18B
38.(i) According to given information, we construct
the following table.
Given, total applications = 2000
FolkGenre Classical Genre P(EnA) 1
P(A)
960(given) 2000-960 = 1040
Below 18 192 (given) 1040-104 = 936 P(EnA) = 192
Now,
2000
18or Above 960-192 768 104 (given)
18 P(A)=92+936 1128
and
2000 2000
Let E =
Event that application for folk genre 192
E2 Event that application for classical genre 192
A Event that application for below 18 Required probability =
11128 1128
B= Event that application for 18 or above 18 2000
1040
P(E): 2000