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Advanced Level Problem Solving-2332


JEE 2023 | Mathematics
Syllabus: Integral Calculus-1
*Mark questions are more than one options correct type

  x 
x
1.  a x  ln x  ln a  ln    dx 

  e  
[]

2x x
e  x
(A) a x ln   +C (B) a x ln    C
 x e
x
 x
(C) a x  ln   +C (D) None of these
e

( x 2  1) 2
*2. If I   5
dx  ( x a  xb  11x c )  k  C Then: [ ]
11 
x
113/25
 x63/25  11x13/25 
 3 
5 12 112
(A)  (B) b (C) k 4 (D) a
88 5 15

1  ln x b f ( x)  c
*3. If I   x ln x
dx  a f ( x )  ln
2 f ( x)  d
 k then: []

(A) cd 0 (B) ab (C) f ( x)  ln x (D) f ( x)  ln(ex)

(2 x  1) x 2  x  1  (2 x  1) x 2  x  1 x f ( x)
*4. Let f ( x)  , x  0 and I  6 dx then I is
(2 x  1) ( x  x  1)  (2 x  1) ( x  x  1)
2 2 2 2
x4  x2  1
equal to: []

(A) 2  x2  x  1  x2  x  1  C  (B)
4x
x  x 1  x  x 1
2 2
C

8x
(C)  C (D) (2 x  1)2  3  (2 x  1) 2  3  C
(2 x  1) 2  3  (2 x  1) 2  3

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Paragraph for Q-5 to 8 [ ]


In calculating a number of integrals, we had to use the method of integration by parts several times in
succession. The result could be obtained more rapidly and in a more concise form by using the so-called
generalized formula for integration by parts
n 1 n 1
 u( x)v( x) dx  u( x)v1( x)  u '( x)v2 ( x)  u ''( x)v3 ( x)  ....  (1) u ( x)vn ( x)  ( 1) n 1  u n ( x)vn ( x) dx
where v1( x)   v( x) dx, v2 ( x)   v1( x) dx...., vn ( x)   vn 1( x) dx
Of course, we assume that all derivatives and integrals appearing in this formula exist. The use of the
generalized formula for integration by parts is especially useful when calculating  Pn ( x) Q( x) dx, where Pn ( x)
is polynomial of degree n and the factor Q ( x ) is such that it can be integrated successively n  1 times.
sin 2 x cos 2 x
 (x  2 x 2  3 x  1)cos 2 xdx  u ( x)  v( x)  C then:
3
5. If
4 8
(A) u ( x)  x3  4 x 2  3 x (B) u ( x)  2 x3  4 x 2  3 x
(C) v( x)  3 x 2  4 x  3 (D) v( x)  6 x 2  8 x
2x  6
 (2 x  3x 2  8 x  1) 2 x  6 dx  (2 x  6) f ( x)  C then f ( x ) is equal to:
3
6. If
5.7.9
(A) x3  6 x 2  91x  297 (B) 7 x3  3x 2  132 x  597
(C) 70 x3  45 x 2  396 x  897 70 x3  45 x 2  132 x  597
(D)
u ( x) v( x) 1 1
7. If  (3 x 2  x  2)sin 2 (3 x  1) dx   sin(6 x  2)  cos (6 x  2)  x3  x 2  x  C
72 72 2 4
(A) u ( x)  3x 2  6 x  13 (B) u ( x)  18 x 2  2 x  13
(C) v( x)  3x  1 (D) v( x)  (6 x  1)
x2  7 x  1 2/3  3 2 9 2
8. If  3 2x  1 dx  (2x  1)  4 ( x  7 x  1)  40 (2 x  7)(2 x  1)  K (2 x  1)   C . Then K
is equal to:
(A) 27/320 (B) 3/4 (C) 17/93 (D) 9/320
x2  3 A  ( x  2)( x  1)3 
9.  x3  2 x 2  x  2
If dx 
9
log C
 x 1
 then A is equal to:

[]
 
10. Match the integrals of f ( x ) is: [ ]
Column I Column II
1 5
f ( x)  x
I. P. C
( x 2  1) x 2  2 5(1  x 4 )5/2
1  x 1 
II. f ( x)  Q. sin 1  C
( x  2) x 2  6 x  7  ( x  2) 2 
x 4  x8
III. f ( x)  R. 2 1  x  cos1 x  x 1  x  C
(1  x 4 )7/2

1 x
IV. f ( x)  S.  tan 1 1  2 / x 2  C
1 x
(A) I – S ; II – Q ; III – P ; IV – R (B) I – Q ; II – R ; III – S ; IV – S
(C) I – P ; II – R ; III – Q ; IV – S (D) I – S ; II – R ; III – Q ; IV – P

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5 tan x dx
11. If the integral  tan x  2  x  a ln| sin x  2cos x |  C , then ‘a’ is equal to: []

(A) 1 (B) 2 (C) -1 (D) -2


x x
*12. For x  R , let f ( x)  cos (sin x)cos 2  sin (sin x)sin 2 , and if
2 2
2 e x f ( x) dx  e x [h(u ( x))  u (u ( x))]  C , then: []
(A) h( x)  cos x (B) u '( x)  h( x) (C) u (  / 2)  1 (D) u (2)  0

dx
If I   ( x  5)5 ( x  7)3  a( f ( x))  C then: []
b
*13.

x7 x5
(A) 2ab  1 (B) 32a  b  0 (C) f ( x)  (D) f ( x) 
x5 x7
 u2 u9 
*14. 
If I n  cot n xdx & I 0  I1  2( I 2  .....  I8 )  I9  I10  A  u 
 2
 ....    constant where
9 

u  cot x then: []
(A) A is constant (B) A  1
(C) A=1 (D) A is dependent on x

Paragraph For Q-15to 18 [ ]


Integrals of class of functions following a definite pattern can be found by the method of reduction and
recursion. Reduction formulas make if possible to reduce an integral dependent on the index n  0 , called the
order of the integral, to an integral of the same type with a smaller index. Integration by parts helps us to derive
reduction formulas.
dx 1  2n 1
15. If I n   ( x2  a2 )n then I n1  
2n a 2
I n is equal to :

x 1 1
(A) (B)
( x  a 2 )n
2
2n a ( x  a 2 ) n 1
2 2

1 x 1 x
(C) (D)
2n a ( x  a 2 ) n
2 2
2n a ( x  a 2 ) n 1
2 2

sin n x n 1
16. If I n,  m  dx then, I n,  m  I n  2, 2  m is equal to:
m
cos x m 1
sin n 1 x 1 sin n 1 x
(A) (B)
cos m 1 x (m  1) cosm1 x
1 sin n 1 x n  1 sin n 1 x
(C) (D)
( n  1) cos m 1 x m  1 cos m 1 x

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xn
17. If un   ax  2bx  c
2
dx, then (n  1)aun 1  (2n  1)bun  ncun 1 is equal to:

xn2
(A) x n 1 ax 2  2bx  c (B)
ax 2  2bx  c
xn
(C) (D) x n ax 2  2bx  c
ax  2bx  c
2

18. 
The value of I m  ( x3m  x 2 m  x m )(2 x 2m  3x m  6)1/ m dx is:

1
(A) (2 x 2m  3 x m  6)( m 1)/ m
6(m  1)
1
(B) (2 x 2 m  3 x m  6)( m 1)/ m
(m  1)
1
(C) (2 x3m  3 x 2 m  6 x m )( m 1)/ m
6(m  1)
1
(D) ( x3m  x 2m  x m )( m 1)/ m
6(2m  1)

dx A x2  2 x  2  1
19. If 1 x2  2 x  2

7
log x  1  x 2  2 x  2 
x 1
 C then A is equal to: [ ]

dx
20. I  , where a, b  0 and a  b  u , a  b  v []
a  b cos x

Column I Column II

1  u  tan x / 2 
I. v0 P. log  C
u  u  tan x / 2 

II. v0 Q.
2
uv

tan 1 tan x / 2 v / u  C
1 u  v tan x / 2
III. v0 R. log C
uv u  v tan x / 2

2
IV. v  1 S. tan x / 2  C
u
(A) I – S ; II – R,S ; III – P ; IV – Q (B) I – Q ; II – P,Q ; III – S ; IV – R
(C) I – P ; II – Q ; III – R ; IV – S (D) I – S ; II – Q ; III – P, R ; IV – P

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3 2  6 
 x  2  x  1  x 2  x
2
 dx
   ; x  (0,1):
21. Evaluate  3
1  x2
[ ]

1 1 1
(A) 26 x  C (B) 212 x  C (C) 23 x  C (D) None of these

dx 1 1
22.  1  tan x 2


sin ( sin x)  C, then   []

(A) 2 (B) 3 (C) 2 (D) 5

sin x
*23. If  sin( x   / 4) dx  A( f ( x)  log | sin x  cos x |)  C then: []

(A) A 2 (B) A 1/ 2


(C) f ( x)  sin x (D) f ( x)  x

1 1 2
*24. If f '( x)  & f (0)   then f (1) is equal to: []
 x  x2  1 2

(A)  log  2 1  (B) 1

(C) 1 2 (D) log 1  2 


*25. If I  log  
x  a  x  b dx, then I equals: [ ]

(A) [2 x  (a  b)log  x a  x b C 
(B)
1
2
[2 x  (a  b)](log(b  a))ln  xa  x b )  1
2
( x  a)( x  b)  C

(C)
1
2
[2 x  (a  b)](log  xa  xb   1
2
( x  a )( x  b)  C

(D) [2 x  (a  b)]log  x a  x b C 
x2  1 2  1 
26. If  ( x 2  1) dx is equal to A tan 1  x 2  1 / x 2   C then A is equal
x4  1 4  2 
to___________. []

27. If the graph of the antiderivative F ( x ) of f ( x)  log(log x)  (log x) 2 passes through (e,7  e) then
the term independent of x in F(x) is ___________. []

cos 2 x  sin 2 x A 2 1
28. If  (2cos x  sin x) 2 dx  25 x  5 log | 2cos x  sin x |  2  tan x  C then A is equal to
___________. [ ]

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dx 1 1 1
29. If I   2x 1 x 2  x  1 x

2 3
log u 
2
 u2  u 
3

K 1
 log v   v 2  v  1  C
16 2
1 1
Where u  ,v then K is equal to: [ ]
1 x 1 1 x 1

30. The antiderivative of: []

Column I Column II

sec x sin x  2
I. P. log C
(sec x  tan x)2 sin x  1
cos x 1
II. Q.  (sec x  tan x) 2  C
(sin x  1)(sin x  2) 2
2x
III. sin 1 R. 2 x tan 1 x  log(1  x 2 )  C
1  x2
 tan x  1 
IV. tan x  cot x S. 2 tan 1  a  C
 2 tan x 
(A) I – P ; II – R ; III – S ; IV – Q (B) I – Q ; II – P ; III – R ; IV – S
(C) I – Q ; II – S ; III – R ; IV – P (D) I – P ; II – S ; III – R ; IV – Q

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dx
31.  3 x5/2 ( x  1)7/2 is equal to : []

1/6 1/6
 x 1  x 1
(A)   C (B) 6  C
 x   x 
5/6 5/6
 x   x 
(C)   C (D)   C
 x 1  x 1
32. 
If I n  (sin x) n dx ; n  N , then 5 I 4  6 I 6 is equal to : []

(A) sin x  (cos x)5  C (B) sin 2x cos2x  C


sin 2 x sin 2 x
(C) [1  cos 2 2 x  2cos 2 x]  C (D) [1  cos 2 2 x  2cos 2 x]  C
8 8
x2
33.  (a  bx)2 dx equals to : []

1 a2 
(A)  a  bx  a ln | a  bx |  C
b3  a  bx 

1 a2 
(B)  a  bx  2 a ln | a  bx |  C
b3  a  bx 

1 a2 
(C)  a  bx  2a ln | a  bx |  C
b3  a  bx 

1 a2 
(D)  a  bx  2 a ln | a  ax |  C
b3  a  bx 

x 2  20
34. If I   ( x sin x  5cos x)2 dx, then I equals: [ ]

x x
(A)   tan x  C (B)  cot x  C
cos x( x sin x  5cos x) sin x( x sin x  5cos x)
x
(C) ( x sin x  5cos x)1 sin x  7 x  C (D)  2 tan x  C
cos x( x sin x  5cos x)
5 x8  7 x 6
*35. If I   ( x2  1  2 x7 )2 dx then I is equal to: []

x7 x5
(A) C (B) C
2 x7  x 2  1 x 2  1  2 x7
1 p( x)
(C) C (D) , deg p( x)  deg q( x)  7
2 x  x2  1
7 q ( x)

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sin 3 ( / 2)
*36. If I   cos( / 2) cos   cos   cos 
3 2
d  then I equals: []

(A) cot 1(tan   sec )  Const (B) cot 1(cos   sec   1)  Const
   
(C) tan 1  tan  sec  1  Const (D) tan 1(cos   sec   1)  Const
 2 2 

2e5 x  e4 x  4e3 x  4e2 x  2e x K


37. If  dx  tan 1(e x /2 )   C then K is equal to: []
(e  4)(e  1)
2x 2x 2
4( e  1)
2x

x3 A 1 z 1 u 2
38. If  4  x16 dx  128 tan 2  64 log u  2  C, where u  y  1 / y and z  y  1 / y,

y  x 4 / 2 then A is equal to ___________. [ ]


cos 2 x sin x A 1
39. If  sin x  cos x dx  16 log| sin x  cos x |  8 (sin 2 x  cos2 x)  C then A is equal to: []

40. The antiderivative of: [ ]

Column I Column II

1 1 a x
I. f ( x)  P. tan 1  tan   C
(a  b )  (a 2  b 2 )cos x
2 2
ab b 2
1 1  tan x  1 b
II. f ( x)  Q. tan 1    C,   cos
a sin x  b2 cos2 x
2 2
a sin 
2
 sin   a

1 1 a 
III. f ( x)  R. tan 1  tan x   C
a cos x  b sin x ab b 

1 1 1 a
IV. f ( x)  S. tan  x  tan 1   C
a  b cos x
2 2 2
a 2  b2 2 b

(A) I – R ; II – S ; III – Q ; IV – P (B) I – S ; II – R ; III – P ; IV – Q


(C) I – P ; II – R ; III – S ; IV – Q (D) I – P ; II – Q ; III – R ; IV – S

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 2  x  dx
41.  (x  1  x )2
is equal to : (where C is an arbitrary constant.) []

x 2x
(A) C (B) C
x  x 1 x  x 1
2 x x
(C) C (D) C
x  x 1 x  x 1

8 x 43  13 x38
42.  ( x13  x5  1)4 dx  []

x39 x39
(A) C (B) C
3( x13  x5  1)3 ( x13  x5  1)3
x39
(C) C (D) None of these
5( x13  x5  1)5

 cos6 x  6cos 4 x  15cos 2 x  10 


43.   10cos2 x  5cos x cos3x  cos x cos5x  dx  f ( x)  C, then f (10) is equal to : []

(A) 20 (B) 10 (C) 2sin10 (D) 2cos10


x sin x  cos x  x cos x  x sin x  cos x 
4 3
*44. If I   e  2 2  dx then I equals: [ ]
 x cos x 
 sec x 
(A) e x sin x  cos x  x  C
 x 
 cos x 
(B) e x sin x  cos x  x sin x  
 x 
 x sec x 
(C) e x sin x  cos x   C
 tan x x 
 cos x  x sin x 
(D) xe x sin x  cos x   e x sin x  cos x 1   dx
 x 2 cos2 x 
dx
*45. If I   , then I equals: []
2x  3  x  2
u 1 v 1
(A) 2(u  v)  log  log  C u  2 x  3, v  x  2
u 1 v 1
x  2  2x  3
(B) log C
x  2  2x  3

(C) log  x  2  2x  3  C 
(D) Is transcendental function in u and v, u  2 x  3, v  x2

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cos8 x  cos 7 x
*46. If 
1  2cos5 x
dx is expressed as K sin3x  M sin 2x  C , then: [ ]

(A) K  1/ 3 (B) K  1/ 3 (C) M  1/ 2 (D) M  1/ 2

sin x(cos x) 5/2 dx A


47. If I    ((tan x  4) 5/2  (tan x  3) 3/2)
sin x  3cos x  sin x  4cos x 30
2
 [4(tan x  4)3/ 2  3(tan x  3)3/ 2 ]  C then A is equal to: [ ]
3
cos3 xdx 1
48. If I   (sin 4 x  3sin 2 x  1) tan 1(sin x  cos ecx)   A log| tan (sin x  cos ecx) | C the A is
equal to: []

x cos x  1 A 2 xesin x  1  1
49. If I   3 sin x
2x e x 2
dx 
9
log
2 xesin x
1 1
 C then A is equal to: []

50. The antiderivative of: [ ]

Column I Column II

e x (2  x 2 ) ex
I. P. C
(1  x) 1  x 2 x2

xe x 1 x
II. 2 Q. ex
1  ex 1 x
x 1 u 1
III. R. ( x  2) u  log  C, u  e x  1
x(1  xe x ) 2 u 1

e x ( x  1) xe x 1
IV. S. log  C
( x  2) 2 1  xe x
1  xe x

(A) I – Q ; II – R ; III – S ; IV – P (B) I – P ; II – S ; III – R ; IV – P


(C) I – S ; II – R ; III – P ; IV – Q (D) I – P ; II – Q ; III – R ; IV – S

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