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Maths fBook Back & PTA Questions)
Unit 1 Matrix and Determinants
Book back Questions
1.

The rank of the matrix

1)1

2.

1 -1
2 -2
4 - 4
2)2
r

2
4
8

is
4)4

3) 3
-1

The rank of the diagonal matrix

is
-4

I X H '

1) 0
2) 2
If/4 = [2 0 1], then t h e r a n k of the A A r

3) 3

1) 1

3)3

2)2

11
If/4 = 2 then the r a n k of the A A 1
.3
1) 3
2) 0
A -1
If the rank of the matrix
0
A
-1
0
1) 1
2) 2

3)1
0
- 1 is 2, then A is
A
3) 3

If A is a scalar matrix with scalar k * 0, of o r d e r 3, t h e n / 4 - 1 is

*1*

r-i
3
2
If the matrix
1 k - 3 has an inverse then the v a l u e a ^ ^ . ^
1 4
5
1) Ar is any real n u m b e r
2) * = - 4

If/4 is a square matrix of o r d e r n,

i m | 2

10.

11.
12.

5
0

4)

;l

0
5

A | is
3) M l " - 1

"V )4 %

The inverse of the matrix | ( j k F 0 is

/xfW'o
o
0 0
1 0 0
1) 0 1 0
2)
0 1
-1
0
0 0 >
If/4 is a m a e ^ g ^ f ' a r d e r 3, then dct (kA)
1) fc3(det A) ,J
2) k2(dctA)

1
0
0

3)

0
0
1

4) |/4 |

0 1
1 0
0 0

3) /((det/4)

r-i
4)

o
0

4) (det/4)

If I is- the unit matrix of o r d e r n, w h e r e k 0 is a constant, then adj {kl) =

1) & (a<jj 0

2) k [adj /)

3) k 2 ( a d j ! )

13. .-if/4 apd B are any t w o matrices such that AB = 0 and A is non-singular, then
. 3) B is non-singular
1 )B=0
2) B is singular
12

14.v lf/4 =

then A

4 ) kn - 1 ( a d j 0
4 )B = A

is
0
0

v i y j

0
5 12

Ml

15. The inverse of

LS 1]
S)(PQ$(b

- 2

-3

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3)

3
-5

-1
-3

0/T6ffT $($&<(QQ.

*[~l

J1

oi
o

9.

1)

J ], then (adj A)A =

If/4 = I ^

4) k * 4

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16.

In a system of 3 linear n o n - h o m o g e n o u s equation with three unknowns, if A - 0 and Ax - 0, A y 10 and A z = 0

then the system has
1) unique solution

17.

2) two solutions

3) infinitely m a n y solutions

The system of equations ax +y + z = 0, x + by + z = 0, x +y + cz= 0 has a non-trivial solution, then

1) 1

18.

19.

2) 2

If a a* + hey = c, pex + qe> = d and Ai =

1) ( | ,

|)

2) (

,A2 =

c
d

b
'

1a
H p

3 ) ( log,

c
d
log|)

4 ) ( lo.q,

log|)
f'%.
Al

If the equation - 2x +y + z = x- 2y + z = m, x +y - 2z = n such that / + m + n = 0, then the system has

2) trivial solution

1) a non-zero unique solution

3) infinitely m a n y solution

Created Questions
1.

4) no s o l u t i o n

The r a n k of the matrix

1^1

-4

- 1

is

4) No solution
a
l/

a -p

n
ai n
2^ 2
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-1
/ \ J
2.
The r a n k of the matrix
is
1
2)2
3) 1
1)9
3.
If/1 and B are matrices conformable to multiplication then (AR)T is
1) A '7?1
2)BJAT
3) AB
4.
(A 1 )" 1 is equal to
1)/H
2) i4T
3)/I
5.
If p(/l) = r then which of the following is correct?
1) all the minors of o r d e r r which do not vanish
2) A has atleast o n e m i n o r of r which d o e s not vanish and all hi
3) A has atleast one (r +1) o r d e r minor which vanishes
4) all (r +1) and higher o r d e r minors should not vanish
6.
Which of the following is not e l e m e n t a r y t r a n s f o r m a t i o n ?
1 )/?/<- Rj
2) Ri 2 Ri + R,
3)
0
4 )Ri^R,+Ci
7.
Equivalent matrices are obtained by
1) taking inverses
2) taking t r a n s p ^ s ^ T
3) taking adjoints
4) taking finite n u m b e r of e l e m e n t a r y t r a n s f o r m a t i o n s
8.
In echelon form, which of the following is c o r ^ S \ . "
1) Every row of A which has all its e n t r i e s 0 occurs below every row which has a non-zero entry.
2) The first non-zero e n t i y in each non-zprOsjrow is 1
3) The n u m b e r of zeros before the first n&n-zero element in a row is less than the n u m b e r of such z e r o s in the
next row
4) T w o r o w s can have the s a m e n u m b e r of z e r o s before the first n o n - z e r o entry
9.
If A * 0 then the system is \ . f
1) c o n s i s t e n t and h a s u n i q u e solution
2) consistent and has infinitely many solutions
3) inconsistent
!
4) either consistent or inconsistent
10. In a system of 3 linear equations with three unknowns, if A = 0 and one of Ax, A y or Az is non-zero then the system is
1) consistent
2) i n c o n s i s t e n t
3) consistent and t m ^ s y s t e m r e d u c e s to t w o equations 4) consistent and the system r e d u c e s to a single equation
11. In a system of 3 linear equations with three unknowns, if A = 0, Ax = 0, A y = 0, A z = 0 and atleast one 2 x 2 m i n o r of
A * 0 then the system is
1) consistent "
2) inconsistent
3) c o n s i s t e n t and the s y s t e m r e d u c e s to t w o e q u a t i o n s 4) consistent and the system r e d u c e s to a single equation
12. In a system of 3 linear equations with three unknowns, if A = 0 and all 2 x 2 minors of A = 0 and atleast one 2 x 2 minor
of Axt>r Ay or Az is non-zero then the system is
V. ^ I n c o n s i s t e n t
2) i n c o n s i s t e n t
3) consistent and the system reduces to two e q u a t i o n s 4) consistent and the system r e d u c e s to a single equation
13. In a system of 3 linear equations with three unknowns, if A = 0 and all 2 x 2 minors of A, Ax, Ay, Ay. are zeros and atleast
one non-zero element is in A then the system is
1) consistent
2) inconsistent
3) consistent and the system reduces to t w o equations 4) c o n s i s t e n t and the s y s t e m r e d u c e s to a single e q u a t i o n
14. Every h o m o g e n o u s system (linear)
1) is a l w a y s c o n s i s t e n t
2) has only trivial solution
3) has infinitely many solutions
4) need not be consistent
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15.

If p04J = pJVltfl then Lhe system is

1) consistent and has infinitely many solutions
2} consistent and has a unique solution
3) c o n s i s t e n t
4j inconsistent
16. If p(/4) = p[AB] = the n u m h e r of u n k n o w n s then the system is
I j consistent and has infinitely many solutions
2) c o n s i s t e n t and h a s a u n i q u e solution
3) consistent
4) inconsistent
1 ~. If p(/1) t p(/l, B) then the system is
1) consistent and has infinitely many solutions
2) consistent and has a unique solution
3) consistent
4) i n c o n s i s t e n t
IS. In a system of 3 linear equations with three unknowns, p(A) = p[A, B) = 1 then the system
1) has unique solution
2) r e d u c e s to 2 equations and has infinitely many solutions
3) r e d u c e s to a single e q u a t i o n and has infinitely m a n y s o l u t i o n s
4) is inconsistent
19. In the homogenous system with t h r e e unknowns, p(/TJ = n u m b e r of u n k n o w n s then the system has
1) only trivial s o l u t i o n
2) reduces to 2 equations and has infinitely many s o l u t i o n s ^ . 'v "
3) reduces to a single equation and has infinitely many solutions
4) inconsistent
10. In a system of 3 linear equations with three unknowns, p(/l) = p(i4 B) = 2 then the system
II has unique solution
2) r e d u c e s to 2 e q u a t i o n s and has infinitely m a n y s o l u t i o n s ' ?f:
3) reduces to a single equation and has infinitely many solutions
4) is i n c o n s i s t e n t
'
-1. In the homogenous system, p(/1) < the n u m b e r of u n k n o w n s then the system has
.\
ij"'
1) only trivial solution
2) trivial solution and infinitely many non-trivial s o l u t i o n s
3) only non-trivial solution
4) no solution
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Cramer's rule is applicable only (with three u n k n o w n s ) when
if, if
1) A *0
2) A = 0
3) A = 0, A x #0
4) A* = A y = A z 4 p L
23. Which of the following is correct regarding homogenous system?
1) always inconsistent
2) has only trivial solution
3) has only non-trivial solutions
4) has only trivial s o l u t i o n only if rank of the coefficient matrix is equal to the n u m b e r of u n k n o w n s

Unit 2 Vector A l p b i \ >

Book back Ouestions
20.

If a' is a non-zero vector and m is a non-zero scalar then rn'a is a unit vector, if
1) m = 1

2) a = | m \

'

a =1

21.

If c f , b are two unit vectors and 0 is the angle h e p ^ e M h e m , then ( ~a 4- b ) is a unit vector if

22.

If a' and b include an angle 120 and their.^i^jFiiUide are 2 and V3 then a . b is equal to
1)VT

2)-s/a I \
3] 2
^
^
I ^^'''^1

If u' = a x ( b x c' ] + b x ( c x a'J + c' x (a x b) then

:
1) t/is an unit vector
2) v."^ a + b + c
3) w ' = 0
:

4)-y

23.
24.

4) u t 0

I f l T v b + ~c = 0, |~a' | - '3,\ b | = 4, \c'\ = 5 then the angle between 7T and b is

1)7

25.

4)?

The vectors 2T + 3 ' / + 4 k and a 7+ b /+ c k are perpendicular when

1) a = 2, b

c = - 4V

2) a = 4, b = 4, c = 5

3) a = 4, b = 4, c = - 5

26.

The area of the parallelogram having a diagonal 37' + j - k and a side T-3~f+

27.

V"-_r
__
If | a 4- b | = | a - b j then

2)6^30

parallel to b

3J^V30

Ak is
4)3^30

2) a is p e r p e n d i c u l a r to b

4) a = - 2 , b = 3, c = 4

3) | ~a | = | T |

4) IT and ~~h are unit vectors

28. if~p ,~cf and J>'+~q' are vectors of magnitude A then the magnitude of \~p' - ~q'\ is
1)2 A
29.

If ~a' x (b x T)
l)~x

30.

2) V3A

= 0

3) V2A

4)1

+ b x ( 7 ' x "a') + ~c x (~a'x b ) - 7 x y then

2)~y=

3)~x a n d 7 a r e parallel

4)T=

O o r y = 0 or~x and y'are parallel

If PR = 2 T + 7 + k , QS = - T + 37 + 2 k then the area of the quadrilateral PQRS is

1J5V3

SjyUj'Qd)

2)10V3

6&)U)6v uuj6m((p(b

(ipgei)

^ ( 9 . erQgg)

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31.

The projection of OP on a unit vector OQ equals thrice the area of parallelogram OPRQ. Then | POQ is
1 ) tan

32.

2 1 cos-](

f - )

V 3

3 ) sin-1!

10

-L

4 ) sirr1 ( - 1

V V1U >

V 3 /

If the projection of tt'on IT and the projection of b on 7f are equal then the angle b e t w e e n ~cfi b and a'- b is
l)f

J ) f

3 ) ^

4)f

33.

If (i x (/> x T ) = ( a x /.)) x c for non-coplanar vectors a , b, c then

34.

If a line makes 45, 60 with positive direction of axes x a n d y then the angle it m a k e s with the z axis is

l ) 7 f parallel to b

2) b parallel to ~~c

1) 30
35.

2) 90

4) 60

3) 128

4) 0

%
r i

If [ a + b, b + ~c, c + ~a ] = 8 then f a , b, T ] is
!i

37. The value of [T+7- 7+

2) 16

3) 32

4)-4

2) 1

3) 2

4)4

> + '" ] is equal to

1)0

The shortest distance of the point ( 2 , 1 0 , 1 ) from the plane r . ( 3 T - 7 + 4 k ) = 2 v^26

1) 2V26

39.

3) 45
3

2) 8

1)4

38.

4) ~a + b + ~c' = 0

If f IT x ~/T, b x T, T xTT I = 64 then I ~~a, b ,c 1 is

1) 32

36.

3) ~c' parallel to ~u

2)x/26

3) 2

V.

'

i ;

'

/*%)'
4' 1 ? V
"'"H.

4)

The vector f i f x ft ) x (T x ch is

SK ~Sjp

1) perpendicular to 7 f , b ,~c and d

2) parallel to the vectors pT x b ) and ( T * d )

3) parallel to the line of i n t e r s e c t i o n of the plane c o n t a i n i n g ~a* a n d bund

the plane containing T a n d d

4) perpendicular to the line of intersection of the plane containing If and b and the plane containing T a n d d
40. If I f , b / F a r e a right handed triad of mutually p e r p e n d i c u l a r vectors of magnitude a, b, c then the value of
\~a , b ,~c'] is
1) a 2 b2c2

2)0

. S)Mal)c

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41. If a , b , c arc non-coplanar and [~a' * b, b
(

42.

1) 2
2) 3
7 = s T + t7*is the equation of

3) 1

1) a straight line joining the points ("and";'

4) ahc

,
,
] = [ a' + T, b + 7 , 7+ a ] then [ ~a , b , 7 J is
4) 0

2) xoy plane

3 ) y o z plane

43. If the magnitude of the m o m e n t a b o u t the point 7+ k of a f o r c c T + a~f-lc)

the value of a is
1)

4) zox plane
acting through the point T+ ;'is V8 then

3)3
X~~3

V+3

4)4

z 5

44. The equation of the line parallel.^) = - 7 - = and passing through the point (1, 3. 5) in vector form is
1) T= (T+ 5;*+

37"+ 5 k)

2) ~r = (T+ 3; + 5 k ) + t(T+ 57*+ 3 k)

3) T = (T+ 5 7 + ^ T ) + i f f + 3 7 + S~k)
45.

The point d t i n t e r s e c t i o n o f t h e line T= ( T - T ) + t ( 3 7 + 2 7 + 7~k) and the p l a n c T . (T+7~~k ) = 8 is

1) (8, 6, 22)

46.

4) T = ( T + 3 7 + 5 T ) + t ( T + 5 7 + ^ T )

2) ( - 8 , - 6 , - 2 2 )

3) (4, 3 , 1 1 )

4) (- 4, - 3, - 11)

The equation of the plane passing through the point ( 2 , 1 , - 1 ) and the line of intersection o f t h e planes
T. (7+V37 - k) = 0 a n d T . Q ' + 2 k ) = 0 is
l)x4y-z=0
2) x + 9y + l l z = 0

3)2x+y-z+5 =0

4) 2 x - y + z = 0

47. The work done by the force F = 7 + 7 + k acting on a particle, if the particle is displaced from A(3, 3, 3) to the point
B(4, 4, 4) is
1) 2 units
48.

2) 3 units

3) 4 units

4) 7 units

If If = 7- 2 7 + 3 k and b = 3 7 + 7 + 2 k then a unit vector p e r p e n d i c u l a r to If and b is

,,T+7+T
i
J
7?
y/3
Ti

T-7+T
JJ
~r,
J3

o-, - T + 7 + 2 T
3 'J
-7=
V3

Z
c

. ^

...

,.

I he point ot intersection or the lines

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Sjy(p(D6ST 3^(p(p6S)6VU

x-6
-6

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-8

, x+l

and

3) ( 0 , 2 , 0 )
4>&>(Jfib(D

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50. The point of intersection of the lines
~r' = (-7* + 2 j'+ 3k)

i t (' 27* + T + k ) and r'= [2 7+ 3 7 + 5 k ) + 5(T+ 2~f + 3 k )

1)(2, 1,1)

ol.

2) ( 1 , 2 , 1 )
3) ( 1 , 1 , 2 )
4) ( 1 , 1 , 1 )
,
, ,
.r-i
y2 z3
. x-y.
y-4
z 5 .
The shortest distance between the lines - - - = and = p = - y - is
2 )

3 )
;
,, , ,.
x-3
y-1
z-5
. x-1
y-2
z-3.
1
The shortest distance between the parallel lines
=
=
and

=
is
4
2 - 3
4
2
3
1) 3
2) 2
3) 1
4)0

x~ 1.

,;V

7 i

The following two lines are : - : = - a n d 7- = - =

2
1 1
3
5
2
1) parallel
2) intersecting
3) s k e w
4) pcrpcndicular
54. The centre and radius of the sphere given by x2 +y2 + z2 - 6x + Sy -lOz +1 = 0 is
1) (- 3, 4, - 5), 49
2) ( - 6 , 8 , - 1 0 ) 1
3) (3, - 4 , 5), 7
4) (6, - 8,10), 7

53.

Vex. U

Created Questions
1.

The value of 7 f . b w h e n l f = T - 2 7 " + k and b = 4 7 ' - 4 7 ' + 7 k is

1 ) 1 9

2.
3.

_ J U

1 9

The value of a . b when a =) + 2 k and b =2 F+ k is

1)2
2)-2_
3)3_
The value of a', /j when a =~f-2~k and /> = 2 7 + 3 7 - 2 k is

-4. %.... \
4) 4 f \ V

1)7

Ti;r

2)-7

3)5

4.

If m~7 + 27'+ k and 4 i ' - 9 / + 2 k are perpendicular then m is

1) - 4
2)8^
3)4

5.

I f 5 T - 9 ~ + 2 A : a n d w T + 2 X + k are perpendicular then m is

2

6.

) - ^

) t

If a and b are two vectors such that | a ' | = 4 and | b | = 3 and c7"."b = 6, then the angle between a and b is

2)

"i

iw"'1

7.

The angle between the vectors 3 1 - 2 j -6k

8.

The
1) cos
angle
-1 ( |between
i)
the vectors
2) 7sin j - and
( - 1 |j )-,-k 1%
llf

sin

10.

a. b when a =2 F+ 2 /1)4

13.

4)

cos - ( - f~)

4)2=

3)-

The projection of the vector 7T + $L- -4 o,n 2 ; + 67 + 3 /c is

12.

4)

and 4 1- j + 8 k is

9,

11.

4 ) 1 4

k and 6' = 6 T - 37* + 2 k is

2)-4
_
3)3

4)5

If the vectors 2T+ AT" + 4 and T- 27*+ /c are perpendicular to each other, then A is

J)

3)

If the vector^, a = 3 i'+ 2 j + 9 k and b = i'+ m j + 3 A' are perpendicular to each other, then rn is
1) - 1 5
Vwyfr
2)_15
^
_3) 3 0
4)-30
If the vectors 'a. = 37*+ 27*+ 9 k and b = 7'+ rrij*+ 3 k are parallel, then m is
21

14. I,f a , b , c are three mutually perpendicular unit vectors, then |a

^ % 3 3^
_
2) 9
3)3V3
'15. If [T + b | = 60, l^a* - b | = 40 and | b | = 46 then | 7 f | = is

V1)

22

21

IfTf, 7T, and Iv'be vectors such that TT+lT+~w'= 0 . If

1)25
^
2)-25
17. The projection of 7- / onz-axis is
1)0
_2)1
18. The projection of 7 + 2 j'- 2 k on 27' ~"f+ 5 k is
10
io
z
V - T B
'vfo
<&($6S)6V(iy6V

U6G)&>6>

+ b + c \=
4) V3

3) 18

16.

4) 11

| ~u'\ = 3, |7T| = 4 and |"w\ - 5, then ~u\ ~v + ~v . ~w + ~W. IT is

3) 5
4) V5
3) - 1

4)2

.... i

... vlo
30
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19.

The projection o f t h e vector 3Y + /2)-

20.

k on 4 Y- / + 2 /c is

VZT

4)-:S=

^V2l

vTT

The w o r k d o n e in moving a particie from the point A, with position vector 2 T - 6J*+ 7 k to the point B,
with position vector 3 T - ~f 5 k by a force "F* = 7 + 37*- ^
1) 25
2) 26
3) 27

is

4) 2 8

21. The w o r k d o n e by t h e force ~F - a~7+j'+ k in moving t h e point of application f r o m (1, 1, 1) to (2, 2, 2J

along a straight line is given to be 5 units. The value of a is
13-3
2) 3
3) 8
4)-8
22.

If | T | = 3, | b | = 4 a n d IT.
1)3/7

23.

b = 9 then \~a * b | =
2) 63

3) 69

4) Vfi9

The angle b e t w e e n t w o vectors a ' a n d b i f | V x l T | = a . 6 is

flf

2)f
24,
25,

I f | T | = 2, ft | - 7 and a' x b = 3 T - 2 ; + 6 A: then tiie angle b e t w e e n a' and b is

1 1 n2
2) r
41
4)f
*'4
-'3
6
The d.c.s of a vector w h o s e direction ratios a r c 2, 3, - 6 a r e

"(l-f-f)

The ur.il n o r m a l vectors in thr> plane 2x

y + 2z = 5 a r c

l]2T-T+2k

2)-[2T-T

2fc)

3 ) - j ( 2 T - J + 2T)

Vr'

k ( y

-fi.-v. '
\ $ t * ( 2 T - 7 +27)

27. The length of t h e p e r p e n d i c u l a r from t h e origin to the p l a n e T . ( 3 7 + 4 ^ 4 J 2 ~ f c ' ) s f 2 6 is

1)26

2 ) ^

3)2

28.

The distance from t h e origin to the p l a n e T . ( 2 T - / + 5 k ) = 7 i;

29.

The chordAB is a diameter o f t h e sphere | T - ( 2 T + 7 - 6 /c)J = VT8 with coordinate o f 4 as (3, 2, - 2).
The coordinate of B is
-

30.

The centre and radius o f t h e sphere | T - ( 2 T - ~~f

1) (2, - 1 , 4 ) and 5
2) (2, 1,4) and 5
The centre and radius of the sphere | 2 T +

2)f

^>3/0

1) (1, 0,10)

31.

2) (- 1, 0, - 10)

j a ( - 1,0,10)
5 are
3 H - 2 , 1 , 4 ) and 6
+ 4 k ) | = 4 are

4) (I. 0 , - 1 0 )
4) (2,1, - 4) a n d 5
4)

32.
33.
34.
35.

The vectoi equation

l)7."n = a."n
Thevector equation
1) T . n = p
The non-parametric
1) [ 7 - V , 7, v] =

37.

of a plane passing through a point where P. Fis d and perpendicular to a vector n is

2
)
x "rf
3) 7+ 7 = IT + 7
4) T- 7 = 7 - T
of a plane w h o s e distance from the origin is p and perpendicular to a unit vector n is
^
=q
3) T x T = p
4) 7 n = p
vector equation of a plane passing through a point whose P. V is T a n d parallel to T a n d T is
0 ,V \ J ) ' [ T T ? | = 0
3) [ 7 7 7 x 7 j = 0
4) [T T V] = 0

The n o n - p a r a m e ^ f ^ / e c ^ a e q u a t i o n of a plane passing through the points whose P. Vs are T, ~b and parallel to T is
1) [ 7 - a

36.

2 ) and 5

b - 7

7 ] * 0

2) [r ~b - T T ] = 0

3) f T T "T] = 0

4) f r 7

T] =0

The non-parametric vector equation of a plane passing through three non-collincar points w h o s e P. l/s are T, ~b, T is

1) [ 7 - 7 T ^ ' T - T ] = 0

2) [ 7 7 T ] = 0

3) [ 7 IT 7 1 = 0

4) ["a* T F ] = 0

h e vector eqtMtion of a plane passing through the line of intersection of the planes r . ~n^= q\ and T. 7 T = c/2
*)
~ ?! )_+_A(T. " n 7 - q i ) = 0
2) T. I f f + 7 . 7 T = qi + Xqz

3)"r x " ^ + Tx n 2 ' =91 + ^2

4 ) T x 7 7 ' - T * 7 T = qi + Q2

&fhe angle b e t w e e n t h e line r'= a +tb and t h e plane r .n = q is connected by t h e relation

rV
a .n
b Ti
a .b
b .n
2)cos 0 =
3) sin 0 = n
4) sin 0 = 7==
^ ) c o s B =
b
n
b
I 11 I
'
I
In
T
39. The vector equation of a s p h e r e w h o s e centre is origin and r a d i u s 'a' is
4) r = a
l)r =T
2 ) 7 - c = T
3) | 7 | = |T'l
a,

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.
d5.

,
,r-i+^i100
f -1-1V3 ] 1 U 0 .
The value o i l - j
+|-j
is

56.

The modulus and amplitude of the complcx n u m b e r [e:i

1) 2

2) 0

l)**,f
57.

3) - 1

2)<*.-f

4) 1

] 3 arc respectively

3)

II (m - 5) + i(n + 4) is the complex conjugate of [2m + 3) + /(3/? - 2] then (ri, m) are

1)( I - 8 )

2) ( - i s )

3)(i, - 8 )

, ,
. 1+x+ty,
I fx 2 + y2 - 1 then the value ol
is
l+x-ry
I )x-iy
2) 2x

58.

3) - 2 iy

59.

The modulus of the complcx n u m b e r 2 + i>/3 is

60.

If A + iB = (a 1 + ibi) [at + ibi) (as + ibi) then A2 + B? is

I I V3

1) ai

2) V73

itfa = 3 u' and 7-2

62.

4)7
;j ' i' l'||>
2

2) f o i + 02 + fl3) + [b 1 + b2 + bz)

fo2)

i"'''
" ,r r>
V

,<,

+ b 1 + fl2 + i>2 + c/:t + bi

4 ) x + iy

3) \J7

3) ( i 2 + fti2) (flf2z + bi2) (as 2 +

61.

4) ( 1 . 8 )

,;i, \

4) (<7i2 + 022 + us2) (b\2 + bi2 + bi2)

- 3 / Llien the points on the Argand diagram rep. csenting az, 3 a z a r . d - az are

1) Vertices of a right angled triangle

2) Vertices of an equilateral triangle

3) Vertices of an isosceles triangle

4) C o l l i n e a r

The points z\, zi, z\ z4 in the complex plane are the vertices of a parallellfggam tal<en in o r d e r if
and only if

,A \

1) Zl + Z4 = Zl + Z3

63.

2) Zi + Z3 = Z2 + Z4

3) Zi + Z2^%.(f7A.

^
4) Zl - Z2 = Zi - Z4

I f z r e p r e s e n t s a complex n u m b e r then a r g ( z ) + arg("z") is

1) 7r/3

2) tt/2

3) 0

4)tt/4

64.

If the amplitude of a complex n u m b e r is T T / 2 then the n u m b e r is

1) purely imaginary
2) purely real
3^)
4) neither real nor imaginary
65. If the point r e p r e s e n t e d by the complex n u m b e r iz i ^ p t ^ t i d about the origin through the angle T T / 2 in the counter
clockwise direction, then the complex n u m b e r r e p r e s & n l n g the new position is
1) iz
2) - iz
3) - z
4) z
66. The polar form of the complex n u m b e r (
7T

71

1) cos- + i s i n -

2) cos n + i sin n

3) cos n - i sin n

TL

7T

4) cos - - i sin L

67. If P r e p r e s e n t s the variable complex n u m b e r z and if | 2 z - l | = 2| z | then the locus of P is

1) the straight line x = 1 / 4
3) the straight line z - 1 / 2
68.

69.

l+e
l+elU
1) cos0+ / sinO

% / r 2) cos0 - i sin0

4) sin0 + / cosO

2) - 1

3) i

4) - i

If -~z lies in t h e t h i r d q u a d r a n t , then z lies in the

1) first q u a d r a n t

71.

3) sinG - i cos0

If z n = c o s ^ + i s i n ^ i t h e n zi, Z2 ....Z6 is
1) 1

70.

2) the straight l i n e y = 1 / 4
3) the circle x 2 + y 2 - 4x -1 =0

2) second q u a d r a n t

I f x = cos0 + /sinQ, the value of x" + -^r

x
&J;
1 ) 2 c o s n0
2) 2 / sin n0

3) third q u a d r a n t

3) 2 sin /?0

4) fourth quadrant

4) 2 / cos nQ

JO,. If o = cos a - / sin a, b = cos'p - / sin (3, c = cos y - / sin y then (a 2 c2 - ft2) / abc is
?

73.

74.

l ) c o s 2 ( a - ( 3 + y ) + / s i n 2 ( a - p + y)
zi = 4 + 5/, Z2 = -3 + 2i, then is

2) - 2 cos ( a - p + y)

3) - 2 / s i n (a - p + y)

4) 2 cos (a - (3 + yj

Zl

22 .

13

13

2
^

22 .
13

The value of / + i22 + / 23 + i 24 + ;'2S is

1) I
2) - /

,@631^

(y)CUm(p/T6y)(b

6)6l)6VTgD &>/TLLL^6VrTCD.

3) 1

23 .

13

13 '

.,

2
13

4) - 1

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75.

The conjugate of i'13 + Z14 + /'' + /" is

1.) 1

2) - 1

3) 0

4) - /

76. If - / + 2 is one root ofliu: equation ax - bx* c = 0, then the other root is
1) - / - 2
77.

2J/-2

1) x 2 + 7 = 0
78.

3)2+/

4) 2/ + /

3) x* + x + 7 = 0

4) x 2 - x - 7 = 0

3 ) x 2 - 8x + 2 5 = 0

4) x 2 - 8x - 25 = 0

The quadratic equation w h o s e roots are iV7 is

2) x 2 - 7 - 0

The equation having 4 - 3/ and 4 + 3/ as roots is

1) *2 + 8 * + 25 = 0

2) x 2 + 8 x - 25 = 0

79.

'f ~~ is the r o o t o f t h e equation ax2 + bx + 10, w h e r e a, b are real then (a, b) is

80.

If - / + 3 is a root of x2 - 6x + k = 0, then the value of k is

81.

If to is a cube root of unity then the value of ( 1 - to + to*)4 + (1+ <> - to 2 ) 4 is

1) 0
2) 32
3 ) - 16
It to is the nth root of unity then
1 ) 1 + a>2 + a)4 + ... = a) + u> < + a/' + ...
2) at" = 0
3) a) n = 1

1)(1,1)

2) ( 1 , - 1 )

1)5

82.
83.

3) (0,1)

2) V5

4) ( 1 , 0 )
<%. i j

3) vTO

4) 1 0
~h.

4)-32

' \

r%, '%

4) co = to" -/
If oo is the cube root of unity then the value of ( 1 - go) (1 - oj 2 ) ( 1 - to 1 ) (1 - to 8 ) is
1)9
21-9
3) 16
4) 32. .
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Created Questions
I.

The complex n u m b e r form of V35 is

2.

1) f V 3 5
2) - /V35
The complex n u m b e r form of 3 - \ f ^ 7 is
1) - 3 + iy[7
2) 3 - iy/7

3.
4.

Real and imaginary parts of 4 - /'V3 are

1) 4, V3
2) 4, - V 3
3
Real and imaginary parts o f - i are

DO,f
5.
6.
7.

9.
10.

II.
12.
13.

2)1,0

The complex conjugate of 2 + Hi is

l ) - 2 + /V7
2) - 2 - i y f l $
The complex conjugate of - 4 - /9 is
1) - 4 + /9
2) 4 + / 9
^
The complex conjugate of V5 is
1) V5
2) H
The standard form (a + ib)
7 - /) is
1)4-/
If a + ib= (8 - 6/) - (2/ - 7 ) then the value of a and b are
1) 8, - 15
^
/ y i ) 8, 15
I f p + iq = (2 - 3/) ; (4 + 2/) t h e n q is

!) !4 - V

2) 14

"

The conjugate of (2 + /) (3 - 2/') is

1) 8 - /
^ '
'
2) - 8 - /
The real and imaginary parts of (2 + /) (3 - 2/) are
1) - I r t K *
2) - 8 , 1
The modulus values of - 2 + 2/ and 2 - 3/ are
1) V5, 5

2) 2 / 5 , V I 3

^ 4 . \ f h e modulus values o f - 3 - 2/ and 4 + 3/ are

% A ) 5, 5
2) V5, 7
15. The cube roots of unity are
1) in G.P. with c o m m o n ratio a>
2) in G.P. with c o m m o n difference a>2
3) in A.P. with c o m m o n difference a)
4) in A.P. with c o m m o n difference with to 2
16. The a r g u m e n t s of nth roots of a complex n u m b e r differ by
1 ) 2)3 ) 4)12
n
n
' n
' n
17. Which o f t h e following s t a t e m e n t is correct?
1) negative complex n u m b e r s exist
2) o r d e r relation does not exist in real n u m b e r s
T) n r H p r

m<X)rpuj

relation

pvict in r n m n l P Y n n m h p r c

6)&tu6v&&t

$/T6B)errcu

4.1 f 1 + f \ > f 3 - 7i1 i s m p a n i n f f l p ^

6)D/p^6S)cu^

$-iort&f>s><6VT/p6ur.

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10.

Which of the following s t a t e m e n t a r e corrcct?

a) Re (z) < | z |
b) Im (z) > | z |
c) | T \ = | z |
d) ( zn ) = (~z )n
1.) (a), (hj
_
2) (bj, (c)
3) (b), (c) and (d)
4 ) (a), (c) a n d ( d )

19.

The values of T" + T is

1) 2 Rc (z)
2) Re (*)
The values of z ~z is
1) 2 Im (z)
2) 2 / /m (z)
The values of z l T is
1)M
2)|*P
If | z - zi | = | z - Z2 | t h e n the locus of z is
1) a circlc with c e n t r e at t h e origin
3) a straight line passing t h r o u g h the origin
If a> is a cube root of unity t h e n
1) a>2 = 1
2) 1 + <i> = 0

20.
21.
22.

23.
24.

26.
27.
20.

29.
30.
31.
32.

33.
34.

4) 2 Im (z)

3) Im (z)

4) / Im (z)

3)2 | z|

4) 2 121 ?

2) a circlc with c e n t r e at zi
4) is a p e r p e n d i c u l a r b i s e c t o r of the line joining zi a n d Z2
3 ) 1 + o) + (O2 = 0

4) 1 - w + oo2 = 0

33 [0, TTj

4) (-71,0]

The principal value of arg z lies in the interval

l)[0,f]

25.

3) Im (z)

2) C- 7T, 7T]

If zi and Z2 a r e any two complex n u m b e r s t h e n which one of the following

1) Re (zi + Zi] - Re (zi) + Re (7.2)
2) Im [z\ + z?) = Im (zi) + Im
3 ) arg (zi + z 2 ) = arg (zi) + arg ( Z 2 )
4) | zi Z21 = | z i | | zi \
The fourth roots of unity a r e
1) 1 i, - 1 /
2) /, 1 1
3) 1, i
The fourth roots of unity f o r m the vertices of
1) an equilateral triangle
2) a s q u a r e
3) a hexagon
Cube roots of unity a r e
^-liV3
, tV5
,iiV3
3
m . j
2 ) i , - i
H - ^ . ^ \

is false?
[7.2)

"%

A*
U'1
p"

.[ f-

^4
4) % i i ' V
4p

%_

rectangle

\ V , . l i V 3
4
j
H r ~

The n u m b e r of values of {cos 0 + i sin 0)p/<i w h e r e p a n d q a r e nqmze%g"]rtegers p r i m e to each other, is

1
)P
2)q
3 ) p + <7 \
\
4) [p - q)
The value of e 1 0 + e
is
"
,
1) 2 c o s 8
2) cos 0
3) 2,sip 0,
The value of e 1 0 - c ~/<y is
"V !
1) sin 0
2 ) 2 sin 0
Sjj/'siii 0
Geometrical i n t e r p r e t a t i o n of ~z is
1) r e f l e c t i o n of z on real a x i s
2) reflect^oili^f'^oh imaginary axis
3) rotation of z a b o u t origin
4) r o t a t f e n W F a b o u t origin t h r o u g h T T / 2 in clockwise direction
If zi = a + ib, Z2 = - a + ib t h e n zi - Z2 lies in
1) real a x i s
2) i m a g i n a r f ' a x i s "
3) the l i n e y = x
4) the l i n e y = - x
Which one o f the following i s incortedf? \ .
1) (cos 0 + i sin 0) n = cos n 0 + / sin n 0 '
2) (cos 0 - / sin 0)" = cos n0 - / sin n0
3) (sin 0 + i c o s 0 ) n - s i n

-te-i,,cos Ji0
4)
- . - = cos 0 - i sin 0
%\ \cos 6+1 sin 6
Polynomial e q u a t i o n /'(x) ^^a'dpiTts c o n j u g a t e pairs of imaginary roots only if the coefficients are
1) imaginary
2) complcx
3) real
4) either real or complex
Identify the c0r r e 0 & t a t e m e n t
1) s u m of the modujj;of t w o complex n u m b e r s is equal to t h e i r m o d u l u s of t h e s u m
2) m o d u l u s of t h e p r o d u c t of t h e complex n u m b e r s is equal to the s u m of their moduli
3) A r g u m e n t s of the p r o d u c t of t w o complex n u m b e r s is p r o d u c t of t h e i r a r g u m e n t s
4 ) A r g u m e n t o f the p r o d u c t o f t w o c o m p l e x n u m b e r s i s equal t o the s u m o f t h e i r a r g u m e n t s
Whiof^gns of the following is n o t t r u e ?
a

35.
36.

37.

1) z,

z T + zT

2) z 7 z ^ = zT zT

3) Re (z) =

4) / m ( z ) = - ^ i

30. jfezi an<fz2 arc complex n u m b e r s t h e n which one of the following is meaningful?
< Z2
2) Zl > Z2
3) Zl > Z2
4 ) Z l * Zl
Which o n e of t h e following is incorrect?
V I ) Re (z) < | z |
2) Im (z) < | z |
3) z ~~z = | z | 2
4 ) Re (z) | z |
40. Which one of the following is incorrect?
1) | Z1 + Z2 I < I Z i | + I Z 2 |
2) I Zl - Z2 I < I ZI I + I Z2 I 3) ! Zl - Z2 I > I Zl I - I Z2 I 4 ) I Z l + Z2 I I Zl I + I Z2 |
41. Which one of the following is incorrect?
1) ~~z is t h e m i r r o r image o f z on t ^ e real axis
2) The polar form of~z~is ( r, - 0)
3) - z is the point s y m m e t r i c a l to z a b o u t the origin
4) T h e p o l a r form of - z is (- r, - 0)

Q^65)iguq()

6$i-^r\(<pujtr)&'ujib

^saf

QQ

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42.

43.

Which one or the following is incorrect?

1J Multiplying a complex n u m b e r by / is equivalent to rotating the n u m b e r counter clockwise
about the origin through an angle 90
2) Multiplying a complex n u m b e r by - i is equivalent to rotating the n u m b e r clockwisc
about the origin through an angle 90
3) Dividing a c o m p l e x n u m b e r by i is equivalent to rotating the n u m b e r c o u n t e r clockwise
about the origin through an angle 90
4) Dividing a complex n u m b e r by / is equivalent to rotating the n u m b e r clockwisc about the
origin through an angle 90
Which one o f t h e following is incorrect regarding nth roots of unity?
1) The n u m b e r of distinct roots is n
2) The roots are in G.P. with common ratio cis
rt

3) The arguments arc in A.P. with common difference

v
"il

4) product of the roots is 0 and the sum of the r o o t s is 1

44. Which o f t h e following arc t r u e ?
. 4 %)
i) If n is a positive integer then (cos B + / sin 0)" = cos n0 + / sin nO)
n
p%.
iij It n is a negative integer then (cos 0 + / sin 0) = cos n0 - / sin nWj
iii) If n is a fraction then cos n0 + is in nfl is one o f t h e values of (cos 0 + / sin 0) n
iv) If n is a negative integer then (cos 0 + i sin 0) n = cos n0 + / sin nO)
l)(i),(ii),(iii),(iv)
2) (i), (iii), (iv)
3) (i). (iv)
4) (ij
45. If 0(0, 0),
B[Z2), B'(- ZL) are the complex n u m b e r s in a argand plane then ^hifeh%fjHe folic.ving are correct?
i) In the parallelogram OACB, C represents zi + zi
'>'
ii) In the argand plane E represents zi zi w h e r e OE = OA.OB and OE makes an angle arg(zi) + arg(z2) with positive real
axis
iii) In the argand parallelogram OB'DA, D r e p r e s e n t s zi - zi
z
OA
iv) In the argand plane F r e p r e s e n t s where OF = and OF r
angle arg(zi) - arg(z2) with positive real axis
^2
OB
1) (>) ()> (i) (iv)
2) (0, (HO, (iv)
3) (0, (iv.
4) (i) only
46. I f Z = 0 then arg(Z) is
1)0

2)

4) indeterminate

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Book back Questions
84.

The axis o f t h e parabolay 2 -2y + 8x- 23 = 0 j $

l)y =-1
2

3) x = 3

2) x = - 3

85.

16x - 3y - 32x - 12y - 44 = 0 reprcsQj

86.

1) an ellipse
2) a circl,
3) a parabola
The line 4x + 2y - c is a tangent td t m y r a r a b o l a y 2 = 16x then c is
i)-i

87.

4)-4
The point of intersection of the tangents at ti = t a n d tz = 3 t t o the p a r a b o l a ^ 2 = 8x is
%

J (

8 c

<

6 f 2

3) (t2,4f)

4 ) (4t, t2)

The length of the latus rectum of the parabola y - 4x + 4y +8 = 0

1)8

89.

4) a hyperbola

3)4

1) (6f2,81)

88.

4)y=l

ri.

'%i^'

2)6

3)4

4)2

3)* = " T

4)X = H

The diretrix o|,th&parabola y = x + 4 is

* 1 '
l ) x = is

90.

The leiigth ot the latus rectum o f t h e parabola w h o s e vertex is (2, - 3 ) and the diretrix is x = 4 is

91.

The focus of the parabola x 2 = 16y is

2
\

'

' " f )'(4, 0)

2) 4
2) (0, 4 )

3) 6

4) 8

3) ( - 4, 0)

4) (0, - 4 )

3)(0,|)

4)(0,-i)

92. The vertex o f t h e parabola x 2 = Qy - 1 is

U(-j.o)
93.

2)(i,0)
2

The line 2x + 3y + 9 = 0 touches the p a r a b o l a y = 8x at the point

2)[2,4)

94.

3) ( - 6 , | )

(I'-6)

The tangents at the end of any focal chord to the parabola y 2 = 12x is intersect on the line
1) x - 3 = 0
2) x + 3 = 0
3)y + 3 = 0
4)y-3 =0
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The angle b e t w e e n t h e t w o t a n g e n t s d r a w n f r o m the p o i n t (- 4, 4) t o y 2 - 16x is

95.

1) 45"

2) 30

3) 60

96.

4) 90

The eccentricity of the conic 9x i 5y - 54x - 40y + 116 = 0 is

>!

3,1

^
y-2

97.

The length of the s e m i - m a j o r and the length ol s e m i - m i n o r axis of t h e ellipse

98.

The distance b e t w e e n t h e foci of the ellipse 9x 2 + 5y- =180

1) 2 6 , 1 2

2) 1 3 , 2 4

1)4

3) 1 2 , 2 6

2)6

y?.

= 1

4) 13,12

3) 8

4) 2

99. If the length of m a j o r a n d s e m i - m i n o r axes of an ellipse a r e 8, 2 and t h e i r c o r r e s p o n d i n g e q u a t i o n s arc y - 6 = O j f i & x

4 = 0 t h e n the e q u a t i o n s of t h e ellipse is
,

(y-6)"

2 1

(*+4)2

16

(y-6)2

16

(x+4)2 __

(.y-6)"2

16

(x+4)? __ ( y - 6 ) 2
4
16

= Q is a t a n g e n t to t h e ellipse Ax2 + 8y 2 = 32, i f c is

2) 6
J

100 The straight line 2x-y+c

.
1
v

""
' ' *'
...
101. The s u m of the distance of any point on the ellipse 4x2 + 9 y 2 = 36 f r o m (_V5, 0) a n d (-V5, 0) i | l

1)4

2)8

3)6

4) 18

102. . h e radius o f the d i r e c t o r circle o f the conic 9x2 + 16y 2 = 144 i s

2) 4

. i\

ifc

M\

3) 3

"it..

4) S " >

/ 2W'

103 The locus foot of the p e r p e n d i c u l a r f r o m the focus to a t a n g e n t of the curve 1 6xj[jfc 2.5y = 4 0 0 is
l)x:+y2=4

2) x2 + y2 = 25
2

3)x2+y2=16

4}*2+y2 =9

104. The eccentricity of t h e h y p e r b o l a 12y - Ax - 24x + 4 8 y - 127 = 0

D4

2)3

3)2

'4)6

. / y W *

105. The eccentricity of the hyperbola w h o s e latus r e c t u m is equal t o f f t a l r ^ ' i ^ c o n j u g a t e axis is

1)7

2)|

3)j

j
y2

106. The difference b e t w e e n the focal distance of any point on the hy perbola
and the eccentricity is 2. Then the equation of the h y p e r b o l a is
yy?1
V^
v2
1 )

144 "

432

2)

432 "

744

\ V 9 "

"J"'

107. The directrices of the h y p e r b o l a x 2 - 4(y -7.3)|'i J % a r e

i ) y = i
2 ) , = i ^ V "
3
;

12 "

= 1 is 24
y2

TzVf

, f

) y

..'2

W3

12

4)x=f

108. The line 5x - 2y + 4/c = 0 is a t a n g e n t t o 4^ - y = 36 t h e n k is

x2
yl
act of t a n g e n t s f r o m (2, 1) to the h y p e r b o l a - = 1 is

109. The equation of the c h o r d |

1) 9x - 8y - 72 = 0

f V M ) 9x + 8 y + 72 = 0
8

T-&,

3)8x-9y-72=0
2

4)8x + 9 y + 7 2 = 0

110. The angle b e t w e e n t h e a s y m p t o t e s to the h y p e r b o l a - = 1 is

1)tr - 2 t a ? i t j , 0 ) ^

2) 7r - 2 t a n - 1 ( j )

3) 2tan_1

4) 2 t a n _ 1

111. The asymptotesTO t h e h y p e r b o l a 36y 2 - 25x 2 + 900 = 0 arc

l J y ^ J V '

2)y = ^x

3)y= x

4)y= ^ x

a
x2
y2
112. The p r o d u c t of the p e r p e n d i c u l a r s d r a w n f r o m t h e point (8, 0) on the hyperbola to its a s y m p t o t e s i s 1 = 1 is
%,
64
36
-

" S 3

25

576

576

25

25

25

^ 6

113. The locus of the point of intersection of p e r p e n d i c u l a r t a n g e n t s to the h y p e r b o l a

1) x 2 + y 2 = 25

2) x 2 + y 2 = 4

3)x2+y2=3

1x

16

= 1 is

4)x2+y2=7

114. The eccentricity of the h y p e r b o l a with a s y m p t o t e s x + 2y - 5 = 0, 2x -y + 5 = 0

13 3

2 ) V2

3) V3

4) 2

115. Length of the s e m i - t r a s v e r s e axis of the r e c t a n g u l a r h y p e r b o l a xy = 8 is

1)2
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2)4
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116. The asymptotes o f t h e rectangular h y p e r b o l a x y = c 2 a r e
l)x~c,y-c

2)x = 0,y = c

3 ) x = c,y = 0

4 ) x = 0,y = 0

117. The co ordinate of the vertices of the rectangular hyperbola xy ~ 16 arc

1) (4, 4), ( - 4 , - 4 )

2) (2, 0), f - 2 , - 8 )

3) (4, 0), ( - 4 , 0)

4) (8, 0), (-8, 0)

3) (4, 4)

4) (5, 5)

1 18. One o f t h e foci o f t h e rectangular hyperbola xy = 18 is

1)(6,6)

" 2)(3,3)

119. The length o f t h e latus r e c t u m o f t h e rectangular hyperbola xy = 32 is

1 ) 1 ) 8V2

2) 32

3) 8

4) 16

120. The area of the triangle f o r m e d by the tangent at any point on the rectangular hyperbola xy = 72 a n d its a s y m p t o t e s 4 s
1) 36

2) 18

3) 72

121. The normal to the rectangular hyperbola xy = 9 at

4) ( 2 4 , | )

Created Questions
1.
2.

4X

The axis o f t h e p a r a b o l a y 2 = 4 x i s
1) x = 0
2)y = 0
The vertex o f t h e p a r a b o l a y ? = 4x is

4)y = l

1)(1,0)

4) (0

2) (0,1)

The focus o f t h e p a r a b o l a y 2 = 4x is
1)(0,1)
2)(1,1)
4.
The directrix o f t h e parabola y 2 = 4x is
l)y=- 1
2) x = - 1
5.
The equation of the latus rectum o f y 2 = 4x is
1) x = 1
2)y = 1
6.
The length of the L.R. o f y 2 = 4x is
1)2
2)3
7.
The axis of the parabola x 2 = - Ay is
l ) y =1
2) x = 0
8.
The vertex of the parabola x 2 = - 4y is
D(0,1)
2) ( 0 , - 1 )
9.
The focus of the parabola x 2 = - 4y is
1) (0,03
2) ( 0 , - 1 )
10. The directrix o f t h e parabola x 2 = - 4y is
l)x=l
2) x =0
11. The equation o f t h e L. R. o f x 2 = - 4y is
1)*=-1
2) y y
12. The length o f t h e L. R. o f x 2 = - 4 y is -

<\ V , .1

3.

1) 1

ii'VV

meets the curve again at

3)(-|,-24)

2) ( - 2 4 , - | )

4) 1 4 4

4)

2) 2 j " V

13. The axis of the parabola y 2

1)* = 0
14. The vertex of the p a r a b o l a y 2 = - 8x is
1) (0, 0)
(2, 0)
15. The focus of the p a r a b o l a ^ 2 = - 8x is
1) (0, - 2) ^
2) ( 0 , 2 )
16. The equation o f t h e directrix of the parabola y 2 = - 8x is
l)y +2 = 0
2) x - 2 = 0
17. The equation o f t h e latus rectum o f y 2 = - 8x is
l ) y - # % ^
2)y +2 = 0
18. The length o f t h e latus r e c t u m y 2 = - 8x is
l 9 . \ T h ^ axis of the parabola x 2 = 20y is
\ > ) y - 5
2)^=5
2 0 7 The vertex of the parabola x 2 = 20y is
13(0,5)
2) (0,0)
21. The focus of the parabola x 2 = 20y is
1)(0,0)
2) ( 5 , 0 )
22. The equation o f t h e d i r c t r i x o f t h e parabola x 2 = 20y is
l)y - 5 = 0
2) x + 5 = 0
3)x- 5 = 0
23. The equation o f t h e latus r e c t u m of the parabola x 2 = 20y is
1) x - 5 = 0
2)y - 5 = 0
3)y+5 = 0
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The length of the latus r e c t u m of the p a r a b o l a x 2 = 2 0 y is
4) 4
1) 2 0
2) 10
'3)5
if tiie c e n t r e o f t h e ellipse is (2, 3) one o f t h e foci is (3, 3) then the o t h e r focus is
4) ( - 1 , - 3 )
1 ) (1, 3 )
2) ( - 1 , 3 )
3) ( 1 , - 3 )

x2

y2

The e q u a t i o n s o f t h e m a j o r a n d m i n o r axes of + = 1 a r e
l)x = 3,y = 2
2) x ~ - 3, y ~ - 2
3) ,v = (),y = 0
The e q u a t i o n s o f t h e m a j o r a n d m i n o r axes of Ax2 + 3y2 =12 a r e
(1) v = v 3 , y = 2
2) x = 0,y = 0
3) x = -\[3,y = - 2
x2
y2
The lengths of m i n o r and m a j o r a x e s of + = 1 a r e

4 ) y = 0, x = 0
4 ) y 0, x = 0

1) 6 , 4
2) 3 , 2
3)4,6
The lengths of m a j o r and m i n o r axes of 4x2 + 3y 2 =12 a r e
1)4,2\3
2 ) 2 , \/3
3)2V3, 4
x2
y2
I he e q u a t i o n of the d i r e c t r i c e s of -f = 1 are
1) v = =

2)x = i |

v '

The e q u a t i o n o f t h e d i r e c t r i c e s of 25x 2 + 9y 2 = 2 2 5 a r e
l)

^
x2
y7
The equation of the l a t u s r e c t u m of + =1 a r c
X

2 )

16

33.
34.

1) y = v'7
2)x=V7
The equation o f t h e I.. Rs of 25x 2 + 9 y 2 = 2 2 5 a r e
1) >' = 5
2) x = 5
The length o f t h e L. R o f + = 1 is
16

1) n

2) "

' 9

The length o f t h e L. R o f 2 5 x 2 + 9 y 2 = 2 2 5 is

't

x2
y2
The eccentricity of the ellipse + = 1 is
x2
y2
The eccentricity of t h e ellipse + = 1 is

uf

V t

The eccentricity o f t h e

1) ( 5 / 0 )
2) (0, V5)
T h e foci of the ellipse 16x 2 + 25y 2 = 4 0 0 a r e
3, 0 )
2) (0, 3)
x2
y2
The vertices of t h e ellipse + = 1 ore

45.
46.

4) (V5, 0)
4) ( 5 , 0 )

1)(0,5)

2) (0, 3)
x2
y2
The vertices of the ellipse + = 1 are

3) ( 5 , 0 )

4) ( 3, 0)

1) (0, 3)
2) ( 2, 0)
T h e vertices o f t h e ellipse 16x 2 + 25y 2 = 4 0 0 are
1) (0, 4)
2) ( 5, 0 )

3) ( 3, 0)

4) (0, 2)

3) ( 4, 0)

4) (0, 5)

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47.

If the centre of the ellipse is (4, - 2) and one of the foci is (4, 2), then the other focus is
1) (4, 6)
2) ( 6 , - 4 )
3) ( 4 , - 6 )
4) (6, 4)

Tiie
1)x
The
49.
l)y
50. The
l)y
51. The
l)x
48.

equations of transverse:
= 2;y=3
equations of transverse
= 0;x = 0
equations of transverse
= 0;x=0
equations of transverse
= 2V2;y=V2

aim l u n j u g a t c axes
2)y=0;*=0
and conjugate axes
2)x=3;y=-1
and conjugate axes
2) x = 1 2 ; y = 5
and conjugate axes
2) x - V2;y - 2V2

X2

52.

The equations of the directrices of the hyperbola

''

y =

2) x = + - -

v!f

'

y2

of Live iiyperbuM ^ = 1 <ie

3)x = 3 ; y = 2
4)x = 0 , y = 0
of the hyperbola 16y2 - 9x 2 = 144 are
3)x=0;y = 0
4)y = 3 ; x = 4
of the hyperbola 144 x 2 - 25y 2 = 3600 are
3)x~0;y-0
4)x=5;y=12
of the hyperbola By2 - 2x 2 = 16 are
4) y = 0 ; x = 0
3) x = 0 ; y = 0
= 1 are

/ V
4)x = - 7 =
'
V13

3)y = v

2
2
53. The equations of the directrices of the hyperbola 16y - 9 x = 1 4 4 are
2

i ) x = ^
54.

)y

^-v =

4 )y = -

The equation of the L. R's of the hyperbola ^ ~ = 1 are

l ) y = 13
2)y = \JTj
3 ) x = '13
55. The equations of the L. R's of the hyperbola 16y 2 - 9x 2 = 144 are
l)y=S
2} x = 5
3 ) y = V5
56.

The length
of the I- R. o f h

57.

X2 V2
The eccentricity of the hyperbola - = l i s

58.
59.
60.
61.

62.
63.
64.
65.
66.
67.
68.

fc\.

4) X = y [ \ 3

4)

= 1 is
4

2)-

' 3

The centre of the hyperbola 25x 2 - 16y2 = 400 is

1) (0, 4)
2) (0, 5)
x2
y2
The foci of the hyperbola - = 1 are

4) (0, 0)

1) (0, V34)
2) ( 34, 0]
34)
4) (V34, 0)
The vertices of the hyperbola 25x 2 - 16y 2 =
1) (0/ 4)
2) ( 4 , 0 )
3) (0, 5)
4) ( 5,0)
The equation of the tangent at (3, - 6) to the para bo lay 2 =12x is
l)x-y-3 =0
2)x+y-^F0
3) x -y + 3 = 0
4) * + y + 3 = 0
The equation of the tangent at (- 3; 1] to the parabola x 2 = 9y is
1) 3x - 2y- 3 = 0
2) 2x~ 3y^"3 = 0
3 ) 2 x + 3y + 3 = 0
4) 3x + 2y + 3 = 0
The equation of chord of contae$ of tangents from the point (- 3, 1) to the parabolay 2 = 8x is
1) 4 x - y - 12 = 0
2) 4.v + y + 12 = 0
3)4y-x-12 = 0
4 ) 4 y - x + 12 = 0
The equation of chord of contact of tangents from (2, 4) to the ellipse 2x 2 + 5y2 = 20 is
l)x-5y+5 =0
2")5x-y+5 = 0
3)x+5y-5 = 0
4)5x-y-5 =0
The equation of chord of contact of tangents from (5, 3) to the hyperbola 4x2 - 6y2 = 24 is
l ) 9 x + 10y+ 1 2 = ^ * * *
2) lOx + 9 y - 12 = 0
3) 9x - lOy + 12 = 0
4 ) 1 0 * - 9y - 12 = 0
The combined equation of the asymptotes to the hyperbola 36x 2 - 25y 2 = 900 is
1) 25x 2 + 36y 2 = 0
2) 36x 2 - 25y 2 = 0
3) 36x 2 + 25y 2 = 0
4) 25x 2 - 36y 2 = 0
The angle between the asymptotes of the hyperbola 24x 2 - 8y2 = 27 is
2n
... 2TT
3
2)-or
4)J
v>
' 3

^t

The point of contact of the tangent y = mx + c and the parabola y 2 = 4ax is

1
X2
y2
69. The point of contact of the t a n g e n t y = mx + c and the ellipse + = 1 is
-a2m b2\
2)
c ' c)

"%.

70.

(=*-=*)

The point of contact of the t a n g e n t y = mx + c and the hyperbola - ^ - 1 is

3,( = = 4 )

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The true statements o f t h e following are

(a) Two tangents and 3 normals can be drawn
(bj TWO tangents and 4 normals can be drawn
(c) Two tangents and 4 normals can be d r a w n
(d) Two tangents and 4 normals can be drawn
1) (a), (b), (c) arid (d)
2) (a), (b) only
72. If 't.i 't.2 are the extremities of any focal chord
1)-1
2) 0

to a parabola from a point

to an eiiipsefrom a point
to an hyperbola from a point
to an R. H. from a point
3) fc"), (d) only
4) (a), (b) and (c)
of a parabolay 2 = 4ox then ti t? is
3) 1
4)1/2

73. The normal at 'V on the parabolay 2 = 4 ax meets the parabola at 't>' then (i + ) is
l)-h

3) Li + tz

2) t2

4)f
2

74.

i->
II ? I >
> n
1 ) a/ J + 2alm2 + m'n = 0
75.

-- ' I

{a. \
bY
2

2)
+ 2 = lJ
m

rt

1) o/ 3 + 2alm2 + mln = 0

77.

1)2

a- 7 + b
2
z

+ = 1 is

;;;;

2 2

(a -/j4 ) )
l

g2

y2

"'

1,2

(a2+b2)2

a2

b2

(a2-b2)2

m2

i
a2

"

'P'
"

2 2

b = v( Vb j)
v

2
I

The condition that the line Ix + my + n = 0 may be a normal to the hyperbola - = 1 is

1

76.

The condition that the line Ix + my + n = 0 may be a normal to the ellipse

nf

'V

"'7fc2V

(a2+fc2)2

1
2) + = ^
^
3) + =
41
I2
m2
n2
I2
m2
n2
l\ ";ijn2
n
2
The condition that the line Ix + my
+ n -2 0 may2 be2 2a normal to the parabolay
= 4ax is
2
2
2
2
2
u n3 , ,
(i . b
(a +b )
a , b
b
(a + Lh2)2
1) a/ * cami" + m 2 n = n0
2) + =
3) 2 + 2 - v j, . K . 4) =-r -
=
-2^
m
lin
n
I
m
I? /"%,
i
h
2
The chord of contact of tangents from any point on the directrix o f t h e parabolay = 4ax passes through its
1) vertex
2) focus
3) directrix
4) latus rectum
x2

-y2

78. The chord of contact of tangents from any point on the directrix of the ellipseg4- = 1 passes through its
1 ) vertex
79.

2 ) focus

3 ) directrix

\ , J

J&j, ^ S j f
?

4 ) latus rectum

%.

y2

The chord of contact of tangents from any point on the directrixjjof the t|y|erbola - = 1 passes through its

1) vertex
2) focus
3) directrix
4) latus rectum
80. The point of intersection of tangents at 't\ and 'tz to the p a ^ b o l a y 2 = 4ax is
1) (a(ti + ti), ati tz)
2) (ati t2, a(ti + ti))
3Hfclal>)
4) (ati ti, a{t\ - t 2 ))
81. If the normal to the R.H. xy = c 2 at 'ti' meets the curve alaPh a ? ' ^ ' then ti3 ti =
1)1
2)0
3J-1
4)-2
82. The locus o f t h e point of intersection of p e r p e ^ e ^ l a r t a n g e n t s to the parabolay 2 = 4 ax is
1) latus rectum
2) directrix
c3^t|^gent at the vertex
4) axis of the parabola
83.

The locus o f t h e foot of perpendicular from the focus on any tangent to the ellipse ^
2

1) x +y = a - b

2)x &yfy=%

3) x +y = a + b

4) x = 0

J?'

84.

+ yz = a2

<%
86.

88.

y2

3) x2 + y 2 = a2 + b2

4) x = 0

V'

The locus of the foot of perpendicular from the focus on any tangent to the p a r a b o l a y 2 = 4ax is
I ) x2 + y2 = a2 - b2
4 - 2) x2 +y 2 = a2
3) x2 +y 2 = a2 + bl
4)x = 0
The locus of point of intefsection of perpendicular tangents to the ellipse + = 1 is
1) x2 +y 2 =/f8>- b2

87.

The locus of the foot of perpendicular from the focus on any tangent to the hyperbola - = 1 is
1) x2 +y2 = a2 - b2

85.

= 1 is

2) x2 +y2 = a2

3) x2 + y 2 = a2 + b2

4) x - 0
X'2

V2

The locus of point of intersection of perpendicular tangents to the hyperbola ^ = 1 is

1) x 2 +y2 = p2 - b2
2) x 2 + y 2 = a2
3) x2 +y 2 = a2 + b2
4) x = 0
The condition that the line Ix + my + n = 0 may be a tangent to the parabolay 2 = 4c/x is
J*) a212 + b2 m2 = n2
2) am2 = In
3) a212 - b2 m2 = n2
4) 4c 2 Im = n2
it,

x2

;;898k Tl|! condition that the line Ix + my + n = 0 may be a tangent to the ellipse + y-; = 1 is
1) a212 + b2 m2 = n2
2) am2 = In
3) a212 - b2 m2 - n2
4) 4c2 Im = ri2
2
i
y
90. The condition that the line Ix + my + n = 0 may be a tangent to the hyperbola ^ 7 - ^ = 1 is
1) a212 + b2 m2 = n2
2) am2 = In
3) a212 - b2 m2 = n2
4) 4c 2 Im = ri2
91. The condition that the line Ix + my + n = 0 may be a tangent to the rectangular hyperbola xy = c 2 is
1) a212 + b2 m2 =
ri2
2) am2 = In
3) a212 - b2 m2 = n2
4) 4c 2 Im = n2
92. The foot of a perpendicular from a focus o f t h e hyperbola, on an asymptote lies on the
1) centre
2) corresponding directrix
3) vertex
4) L.R.

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Unit 5 Differential Calculas and its Applications I

Book back Questions
1.
2.

3.

The gradient of the ciu v s y - 2x' +3x + [j a I x 2 is

1) - 2 0
2] 27
The rate of change of area A of a circle of radius r is
~
dr
l)2nr
2)2nr-

3)-16

4)-21

->dr
3 ) ^ -

dr
d.
4) tt-

The velocity v of a particle moving along a straight line when at a distance x from the origin is given by a + bv2 = x 2
!

where a and b are constants. Then the acceleration is

4.

>

i)x
A spherical snowball is melting in such a way that its volume is decreasing at a rate of 1 cm 3 / min. The rate at which
the diameter is decreasing when the diameter is 10 cm is
1 ) c m / m i n

5.

4)- cm/mil

V >

3) 1

4) - i

$'%y-

The slope of the normal to the curve y = 3x at the point whose x coordinate is 2 is
T

2)

3 ) - ^

' 14

" '

4J ) i A

12

'

12

h e point on the c u r v e y = 2K- - 6 X - 4 at wnid> the tangent is parallel to the x- axis ia %. T

(;=?)

(f=r)

(t-t)

The equation of the tangent to the curve y =

1) 5y + 3x = 2

9.

W/

ii
3)- cm/min

2) 2

13

8.

m ,nin

The slope of the tangent to the curve y = 3x + 3sin x a t x = 0

i) 3

6.

at the point (-1, - 1 / 5 ) if

2} 5y - 3x = 2

3)3x-5y=4

The equation of the normal to the curve 0 = - at the point (-3, - f / 3 ) i

1) 30 = 27t - 80

2) 50 = 2 7 t - 8 0
2

10. The angle between the curves + = 1 and -

25

2)J -

11. The angle between the c u r v e y = emx a n d y = e ' 1

11 tan

2)can-'(2m'

~i-h)

12. The parametric equations of the cj,

1) x = a sin 3 0; y = a cos 3 0
3) x = a 3 sin 0; y = a 3 cos 0
v H4)
13.

If the normal to the c u r v e ^ " ^ |

1) - cot 0

3) ^ { t B )

,/

\m

/ 3 = a 2 / 3 are
X

2m \

4)J tan-H2

+ l/

a cos 3 0; y = a sin 3 0
= a 3 cos 0; y = a 3 sin 0

= a 2 / 3 makes an angle 0 with the x- axis then the slope of the normal is

2} tan 0

3) - tan 0

4) cot 0

14. If the length of the diagdi'1^1'bf'a square is increasing at the rate of 0.1 cm /sec. What is the rate of increase of its area
when the side is
1) 1.5 c m 2 / s e c

2)3cm2/sec

3)3V2cm2/sec

4) 0.15 cm 2 /sec

15. What is the surface area of a s p h e r e when the volume is increasing at the same rate as its radius

X)1

16.

2)

3}4n

4)

For what values o f x is the rate of increase o f x - 2x +3x +8 is twice the rate of increase of x

r \ ^ H ' -

)(f<3)

)H

The radius of a cylinder is increasing at the rate of 2 cm / s e c and its altitude is decreasing at the rate of 3 cm /sec. The
Tate of change of volume when the radius is 3 cm and the altitude is 5 cm is
1) 23 7r
2) 3 3 7T
3} 43 TT
4] 53 TT
18. Ify = 6 x - x 3 and x increases at the rate of 5 units per second, the rate of change of slope when x = 3 is
1) - 90 units / s e c
2) 90 units / sec
3) 180 units / sec
4) - 180 units / sec
19. If the volume of an expanding cube is increasing at the rate of 4 cm 3 / s e c then the rate uf change of surface area when
the volume of the cube is 8 cubic cm is
1) 8 c m 2 / s e c
2) 16 cm 2 /sec
3) 2 cm 2 /scc
4) 4 cm 2 /sec
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20.
21.

The gradient o f t h e tangent to the curve y = 0 + 4x - 2x 2 at the point where the curve cuts they-axis is
1)0
2)4
3) 0
4)-4
2
The angle between the p a r a b o l a s / = x and x- =y at the origin is
1) 2tair1(l)

22.

3)n-

2)ta/r'0

4)^

For the curve x - e cos t?,y - e'sin L the tangent line is parallel to the x-axis when L is equal to
3)0

zi;

4jf

23. If the normal makes an angle 0 with positive x-axis then the slope o f t h e curve at the point where the normal is drawn
't-

is
1) - cot 0

2) tan 0

4) cot 0

3) - tan 0
x

_x

*A

24. The value of a' so that the c u r v e s y = 3 e a n d y = - e intersect orthogonally is

ID - 1

2)1
:i

4)3

3);

2f>. I f s = t - 4C + 7, the velocity when the acceleration is zero is

..32
,
16
2 ) - y ni/'scc
6) in/ sec
i j y m/ sec

v 32
j - - - m/ sec

26. If the velocity of a particle moving along a straight line is directly proportional to the square <!ifit& instance from a fixed
point on the line. Then its acceleration is proportional to
*. \
l)s
2) s2
3) s3
2
27. The Rolle's constant for the functiony = x on [- 2, 2] is

2)0

i>f

28. The 'c of Lagranges Mean Value Theorem for the function J[x) = x2 + 2x ^ l f%=-^, b = 1 is
1) - 1

2) 1

29. The value of'c'in Rolle's Theorem for the function/[x) = cos - onwr, 31
1)0

2 ) 2 n

4)

'

3n

30. The value 'c' of Lagranges Mean Value Theorem for the function /(x) = Vx when a = l a n d b = 4 is

31.

2)!

lim 1
X - co ex

1)2
lim ax-bx
32.
x - 0 cx-dx

vs

2)0

3) co

ab

1 ) CO

33.

If/to) = 2; / ' ( a ) = l i f l f a )
!)

34.

= 2 then the value of

/%?

4 ^

4)

i . r 2) - 5

log (a/b)
log (c/d)

= js

3) 3

4) ~ 3

3) - x 2

4) x - 2

3) (4, oo)

4) everywhere

3) (0, oo)

4) ( - 2 # o o )

Which of the "following function is increasing in (0, oo)

l)e*

35.

4)1

__

" " V

2);

The function o f f [ x ) = x 2 - 5x + 4 is increasing in

l)(-4lf
2 ) (1,4)
36. 4 ' h e function of/[x) = x 2 is decreasing in
:
%#f-oo,co)
2 ) (-00,0)
37i^. The functiony = tan x - x is

1) an increasing function in (o, ^

2) a decreasing function in (o,

3) increasing in (o,

4) decreasing in (o, 0 and increasing in

and decreasing in

38.

In a given semi circle of diameter 4 cm a rectangle is to be inscribed. The maximum area of the rectal.gle is
1)2
2)4
3)8
4) 16
39. The least possible perimeter of a rectangle of area 100 m 2 is
1) 10
2) 20
3) 4 0
4) 60
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40.
4.1 #

1 f/( x) = x l 4x + 5 on [0, 3j then Che absolute maximum vaiue is

1) 2
2) 3
3) 4
Tho curve y
is
1) concave upward (or x >0

4) 5

2) concave d o w n w a r d for .Y >0

3") everywhere concave upward

4) e v e r y w h e r e c o n c a v e d o w n w a r d
42. Which of the following curves is concave d o w n w a r d ?
l ) y = - x2
2 ) y = x2
3 ) y = ex
4
43. The point of inflexion of the c u r v e y = x is at
l)x = 0
2)x=3
3)x=12
44. The c u r v e y = ax 3 + bx 2 + cx + d has a point of inflexion at x = 1 then
1) a + b = 0
2) c7 + 3b = 0
3) 3a + b = 0

4 ) y = x2 + 2x - 3
4) nowhere
4) 3o + b=l

V
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Created Questions
1.

Let "h" he the height of the tank. Then the rate of change of pressure "p" of the tank with respect to height is

2)

ui

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

3)?

ui

4)

up

u,i

If the temperature 6C of the certain metal rod of"/" metres is given by I = I + 0.000050 + O.OOOOOO402 then the rate
of change of / in m/C when the t e m p e r a t u r e is 100C is
\ tlf'"
1) 0 . 0 0 0 1 3 m/C
2) 0.00023 m/C
3) 0.00026 m/C
4) 0.00033 m/C
The following graph gives the functional relationship between distance and time of a nioving car in
m/sec. The speed of the car is
%
i(lj "f " i j r
7mA
2 ) J m/s
3)^m/s
4 ) ^ 'm/s
The distance - time relationship of a moving body is given by y = F f t f t hen the acceleration of the body is the
1) gradient of the velocity / time graph
2) g r a d i e ^ c M f e distance / time graph
3) gradient of the acceleration / time graph
4) gradient of the velocity / distance graph
The distance travelled by a car in "t" seconds is given by x = 3t 3
4t - 1. Then the initial velocity and initial
acceleration respectively are
1) (- 4 m/s, 4 m/s2)
2) (4 m/s, - 4 m/s2)
3) (0, 0)
4) (18.25 m/s, 23 m/s2)
2
The angular displacement of a fly wheel in radians is given I i f O = 91 - 2r 3 . The time when the angular acceleration
zero i s
ij
1)2.5 s
2)3,5 s
3) 1.5 s
4) 4.5 s
Food pockets were dropped from a helicopteiidurifig the flood and distance fallen in "t" seconds is given by
y ~ 2^tZ

= 98

m s2

/ ) - Then the speed of the food pocket after it has fallen for "2" seconds is

1 ) 1 9 . 6 m/sec

3) - 19.6 m/sec
4) - 9 . 8 m/sec
-%r
l 2
2
An object dropped from the sky follows the law of motion x = -gt [g = 9.8 m/sec ). The acceleration of the object
when t = 2 is
i
1) - 9.8 m/sec2
2) 9*8 m / s e c 2
3) 19.6 m/sec2
4) - 19.6 m/sec2
9. A missile fired from ground level rises x metres vertically u p w a r d s in "t" seconds and x = t(100 - 12.5 t). Then the
maximum height reached by the missile is
1) 100 m
, J r 2) L50 m
3) 250 m
4) 2 0 0 m
10. A continuous g r a j j f y k ^ $ is such that f'[x) - co a s x - xi at (xi,yi). T h e n y =f[x) has a
1) vertical U n g e n t y = xi
2) horizontal tangent x = xi
3) vertical tangent x = xj
4) horizontal t a n g e n t y =yi
11. The c u r v e y = j f f ) and y = g(x) cut orthogonally if at the point of intersection
1) slope of/Jx) = slope o f g ( x )
2) slope of fix) + slope of g{x) = 0
3) slope o f / f x ) / slope of.g(x) = - 1
4) [slope of/(x)J [slope o f ^ f x ) ] = - 1
12. The law'Of the mean can also be put in the form
%J(cMh)=Aa)-hf'(a
+ dh)
0 <d < 1
2)f[a + h)=f[a) + hf\a + 0h)
0<0<1
+ h) =J[a) + hf (a - 0/7)
0<0<1
4) /{a + h) =f[o) - hf (a - 6h)
0<0<1
13.

2) 9.8 m/sec.
-|

/' Hopital's rule cannot be applied t o ^ - as x 0 because/[x) = x + 1 a n d g f x ) = x + 3 are

1) not continuous
2) not d i f f e r e n t i a t e
3) not in the indeterminate form as x > 0 4) in the indeterminate form as x 0

14.

If xlia

g{x) = b a n d / i s continuous at x = b then

1) Xuaem) -/(, Aw)

3 ) ^

/ t e M ) = a (

&6S)(-.<&

2)

/ w )

eUS)ty $(b(5'&6)8>

l
f{x
a w)
)*f(

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15.

lim
*
X - 0 tan x

IS

2) - 1
3)0
4) oo
11 1
16. / is a real valued function defined on an interval I aR[R being the set of real n u m b e r s ) increases on /. Then
l ) / [ x i ) </[*2) w h e n e v e r xi <X2 xi,x2/
2) /[xi) >f[x2) w h e n e v e r xi < xz x\,xiel
3)/[xi) < f[xi] w h e n e v e r xi > x2 x\, xi&l
4 ) f [ x i ) >f[x2) w h e n e v e r xi > X2 xi, xi<=l
17. If a real valued d i f f e r e n t i a t e function y = f\x) defined on an open interval I is increasing then
1)>0

^<0
4 ;) ^ 0
dx
~ dx
f is a differentiable function defined on an interval / with positive derivative. T h e n / i s
1) increasing on I 2) decreasing on /
3) strictly increasing on /
4) strictly decreasing on /
The function/[x) = x 3 is
1) increasing
2) decreasing
3) strictly decreasing
4) strictly increasing
If the gradient of a curve changes from positive just before P to negative just after then "P" is a
1) minimum point 2) m a x i m u m point
3) inflexion point
4) discontinuous point
The function/[x) = x 2 has
1) a maximum value at x = 0
2) m i n i m u m value at x = 0
dx

18.
19.

20.
21.

3 ) f u n i c no.

22.
23.
24.

25.
26.

27.
28.
29.

30.
31.

32.

33.

34.

35.

2)2*0

"

' dx

Oi iiidAiiiiLiiu

3 J)

values

The function/(x) = x:i has

1) absolute maximum
2) absolute m i n i m u m
3) local maximum
4) 110 e x t r e m a
I f / h a s a local e x t r e m u m at u and i f / ' ( a ) exists then
0
2}f\a)>
0
3) f'(d) = 0
4 ) / =0
In the following figure, the c u r v e y = J[x) is
1) concave u p w a r d
2) convex u p w a r d
3) changes from cancavity to convexity
4) changes from convexity and concavity
The point that s e p a r a t e s the convex p a r t of a continuous curve from the concave part is
1) the maximum point
2) the minimum point
3) the i n f l e x i o n point
4) critical point
/ i s a twice differentiable function on an interval / and i f / " ( x ) > 0 A a ^ x y n t h e domain I o f / t h e n / i s
1) concave u p w a r d
2) convex u p w a r d
3) increasing
%/'
4) decreasing
x = xo is a root of even o r d e r for the e q u a t i o n / ' ( x ) = 0 then x - x o ^ a J 1) maximum point
2) m i n i m u m point
3) inflextion point
4) critical point
1 f xo is thex-coordinate o f t h e point of inflection of a curve y,- J[x) then (second derivative exists)
l)A*o) = 0
2)/'(xo) = 0
3)/"{xo*=ta>
4)/"(x0)#o
The s t a t e m e n t " I f / i s continuous on a closed interval'!^
t h e n / a t t a i n s an absolute maximum value f[c) and an
absolute minimum value f[d) at some n u m b e ^ x j % \ p [u, h\" is
1) The e x t r e m e value t h e o r e m
2) F e r n ^ r k t l f e o ' r e m
3) Law of Mean
4) Rolle's t h e o r e m
The statement: " I f / h a s a local e x t r e m u m (minimum or maximum) at c and i f / ' ( c ) exists t h e n / ' ( c ) = 0" is
1) The extreme value t h e o r e m
2) JFermat's t h e o r e m
3) Law of Mean
4) Rolle's t h e o r e m
Identify the false s t a t e m e n t :
1 V
1) all the stationary n u m b e r s are cjriticaNiumbers
2) at the stationary point the first derivative is zero
3) at critical n u m b e r s the first derivative need not exist
4) all the critical n u m b e r s are stationary n u m b e r s
Identify the c o r r e c t ;
(a) a continuous function
eal maximum then it has absolute maximum
(b) a continuous function
s local minimum then it has absolute minimum
(c) a continuous function
s absolute maximum then it has local maximum
(d) a continuous t
a s , a b s o l u t e minimum then it has local minimum
1) (a) and (b)
2) (a) and (c)
3) (c) and (d)
4) (a), (c) and (d)
Identify the correct s t a t e m e n t s
(a) Every constant function is an increasing function (b) Every constant function is a decreasing function
(c) Every identity function is an increasing function
(d) Every identity function is a decreasing function
1) (a), (b) and (c)
2) (a) and (c)
3) (c) and (d)
4) (a), (c) and (d)
Which of the following s t a t e m e n t is incorrect
1) Initial velocity m e a n s velocity at t = 0
2) initial acceleration m e a n s acceleration at t = 0
3) If the m o t i o n is upward, at the m a x i m u m height, the velocity is not z e r o
4) If the motion is horizontal, v = 0 w h e n the particle comes to rest
Which o f t h e following s t a t e m e n t s are correct (mi and tm are slopes of two lines)
(a) If the two lines are p e r p e n d i c u l a r then m\ nn = - 1 (b) If mi rm = - 1 then the two lines are perpendicular
(c) If m\ = 1772 then the t w o lines are parallel

36.

fd) If mi = - - then the t w o lines are perpendicular

'71-,
3) (c) and (b)
4) (a) and (b).

1) (b), (c) a n d (d)

2) (a), (b) and,(d)
One o f t h e conditions of Rolle's t h e o r e m is
l ) / i s defined and c o n t i n u o u s on (a, b)
2 ) / i s differentiable on \a, b\
ft f f f l ) = f(h)
41 f is rliffcmiriflhlp nn (a, ftl
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37.

38.

If a and h a r e t w o r o o t s of a polynomial J[x] = 0 then Rolle's Llieorem says t h a t t h e r e

1) o n e root b e t w e e n u a n d b f o r / ' ( x ) = 0
2) t w o r o o t s b e t w e e n a and b
3) o n e root b e t w e e n a a n d b for/"(A-) = 0
4) two r o o t s b e t w e e n a a n d b
A real valued function which is c o n t i n u o u s on [a, b] a n d d i f f e r e n t i a t e on (a, b) t h e n
1) [a, b] such t h a t . / ' ( c ) = 0
2) (a, b) such t h a t / ' ( c ) = 0

exists at least.
for/'(x) = 0
f o r /""fx) = 0
t h e r e exists atleast one c in

4) (a, b) s u c h t h a t
= /'(c)
=0
b-a
In the law of mean, the v a l u e o f ' 0 ' satisfies the condition
1) 0 > 0
2) 9 < 0
3) 0 < 1
4) 0 < 0 < 1
Which of the following s t a t e m e n t s a r e correct?
(a) Rolle's t h e o r e m is a p a r t i c u l a r case of Lagranges law of m e a n
(h) Lagranges law of m e a n is a p a r t i c u l a r case of generalised law of m e a n (Cauchy)
(c) Lagranges law of m e a n is a p a r t i c u l a r case of Rolle's t h e o r e m
(d) Generalised law of m e a n is a particular case of Lagranges law of m e a n (Cauchy)
2) (c), (d)
3) (a), (b)
4) (a), (d)
l ) ( b ) . lc)
3) (a, b) such t h a t

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40.

Unit 6 Differential Calculas and its Applications II

Book back Questions
45.

du
If u = xy then is equal to
dx
1 )yxy-^

46.

an<

^ J= s'n

^T^yl)
47.

48.

49.

2)ulogx

Ifu =
1)0

then x^

The c u r v e y

+ y^

t h e n / is a h o m o g e n o u s function of d e g r e e

i s equal t o
2)1

3)2

2)u

3 J) - u
2

(x - 2) = x (1 + x) h a s

1) an a s y m p t o t e parallel to x-axis

2) an a s y m p t o t e parallel t o y - a x i s

3) a s y m p t o t e s parallel to both axes

4) no a s y m p t o t e

I f x = r c o s 0 ;y = r s i n 0, t h e n ^
1)sec 0

50.

3) u l o g y

X^ + y' \

is equal to

2) sin 0

cos 0

(i) If a curve is s y m m e t r i c a l a b o u t the o

(ii) If a curve is s y m m e t r i c a l about, bo
(iv) For the curve f[x,y)

If u - log (
\

4,

52.

53.

-y, -x), t h e n it is symmetrical a b o u t t h e origin

2) (i), (iv)

A +y

) t h e n x~
xy J

1)0

the I i n e y = x i f / ( x , y ) = f [ y , x)

= 0, if/(x;

1) (") Oil)

n it is s y m m e t r i c a l a b o u t b o t h axes
es, t h e n it is symmetrical a b o u t the origin

(iii) A c u r v e J \ x , y ) = 0 is s y m m e t r i c

51.

4)cosec0

Identify the t r u e s t a t e m e n t s in t h e following

dy

The p e r c e n t a g e e r r o r in t h e 11

2)

The curve a2y\~fx2

4) (ii), (iv)

3)2 u

4) u~l

is

Q"2)u
th

3) (i). (iii)

r o o t of t h e n u m b e r 28 is a p p r o x i m a t e l y

3 11

times the p e r c e n t a g e e r r o r in 28
4)28

(a 2 - x 2 ) h a s

1) only ope loop b e t w e e n x = 0 and x = a

2) t w o loops b e t w e e n x = 0 and x = a

3) t w o l o d p s b e t w e e n x = - a a n d x = a

4) no loop

> 4 . " a s y m p t o t e to the c u r v e y 2 (a + 2x) = x 2 (3a - x) is

L) x = 3 a
55.

2 ) x = - a/2

In which region t h e c u r v e y

57.

2)0<x<3a
d2u
If u =y sin x t h e n
is equal to
dxdy
l)cosx
2) cosy
lfu = / ^ t h e n x ^

4) x = 0

(a + x) = x (3a - x) d o c s not lie

l)x>0

56.

3)x = a/2

3)x<-aandx> 3a

4) - a < x < 3a

3) sin x

4)0

3) 2u

4) u

+ y | ^ i s equal t o

DO

2)1
(ipujri)&&><)&

Q&fi&>6U)ffl0>6$)6rT 6)6i)6or(prt6V

&tr&,6G)6$r.

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58.
59.

1.
2.

3.
4.

The curve 9y 2 = x 2 (4 - x 2 ) is symmetrical about

l)y-axis
2) x-axis
The curve ay2 = x7 (3a - x) cuts they-axis at
l ) x = - 3a,x=0
2 ) x = 0, x = 3 a

3)y = x

4) both the axes

3)x = 0,x = a

4) * = 0

For the functiony = x3 + 2x2 the value of dy when x = 2 and dx = 0.1 is

1) 1
2) 2
3) 3
4)4
For the functiony = x3 + '2.x2, and x = 2 , d x = 0.1, dy =
1) 2
2) 1
3) 0.2
4) 0.1
If w -j\x,y) then with usual notations, u*y= i/yx if
1) u is continuous
2) ih is continuous
3) uy is continuous
4) m, u x , wy are continuous
If u =/(x,y) is a differentiable function o f x andy; x a n d y are differentiable functions of t then
dx
du
du _= d f d x t df dy
, df dV
_ df dx.
\)
2)
=
+
1L _ 4 . z Z .
/T\ __ _L __
J
]
dt
dx di
dy dt
"
dt
dx ' dt ^ dy' dt
dx'dt
dy'dt
' dt
dx' dt

dt

If/Tx.y) is a homogeneous function ofdeeree n then x + \> =

ox ' oy
2) nf
6.

If u[x,y) = x* + y3 + 3x 2 y 2 + 3 x 2 y then
1) 12 xy + 6x

7.

is

2) 12 xy - 6x
3

2 2

If u[x,y) = x + y + 3x y + 3x y then 4~ir =

oydx

1) 12xy + 6x
8.

9.
10.
11.
12.

2) 1 2 x y - 6x
\I

If u(x,y) = x4 + y 3 + 3x 2 y 2 + 3x 2 y then =
1) 3y2 + 6x2y+ 3x 2

2) 6y + 6x2

If u(x,y) = x 4 +y 3 + 3x 2 y 2 + 3x 2 y then ^7 =
1) 6y + 6x 2

2) 12xy - 6x

The differential o n y of the functiony = Xfx is

l)Jx"3/4

2 ) ^ X - 3 / 4 dX

The differential o f y i f y = xr' is,

1) 5X4

2) 5x* dx

"i \ 3 ^
\x + 2x) dx
4
2
2) \ (x + x \ j y 7 | (4x 3 +
U r / 2 (4x 3 + 2x)

1) ^ (4x 3 + 2x)-'/2 </*

3) - (4x 3 + 2x)-!/2
13.

The differential o f y i f y =

1)
dx
'
(
2
x
+
3
)
*
"
*
^iZ-*.+3)2
14.
The differential o f y ify = sin
^
2) 2 cos 2x dx
15. 1 ) 2 cos 2x
The differential of x'tan
1) (x sec 2 x + tan 2 x) 2J'(x
see2 x - tan x) dx
16. If u(x,y) =
+ 3x 2 y 2 + 3x 2 y then ^ =
17.
18.

20.

21.

22.

,, j;

The differential o f y i f y = Vx 4 + x2 + 1

1) 3y2 + 6xy+ 3x 2
2) 3y2 + 6xy2+ 3x2
The ciirypy|= x 2 (1 - x 2 ) is defined only for
1)x < 2 a n d x > - 2
2)x<landx-l
The cuiVey 2 = x2 (1 - x 2 ) is symmetrical about
1) x-fixis only
2) y-axis only
he curvey 2 = x 2 (1 - x 2 ) has
1) only one loop between x = 0 and x = 1
3) two loops b e t w e e n x = - l a n d 0; 0 and 1
The curvey 2 = x 2 (1 - x 2 ) has
1) an asymptote x = - 1
2) an asymptote x = 1
The curvey 2 (2 + x) =x 2 (6 -x) exists for
1) - 2 < x 6
2) - 2 ^ x < 6
The x-intercept ofthe curvey 2 (2 + x) = x 2 (6 -x) is
1) 0
2) 6, 0
&>($)t^tu tTmrem-rfjaerf

3)

(2*+3) 2

dx

4)

(2X+3)2

3) - 2 cos 2x dx

4) cos 2x dx

3 ) x s ec2xdx

4) (x s e c 2 x + tan x) dx

3) 3y 2 + 6x 2 y+ 3x 2

4) 3y2 + 6x 2 y 2 + 3x 2

3) x < - 1 andx > 1

4) x < 1 and x > - 1

3) x andy axes only

4) x , y axes and the origin

2) two loops between x = - 1 and x = 0

4) no loop
3) two asymptotes x = 1 and x = - 1
3) - 2 < x <6

4) - 2 < x < 6

3)2

4)-2
u/fQun^Grr.

4) no asymptote

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16.
24.

25.
26.
27.
28.

29.
30.
31.
32.

33
34.
35.
36.

37.
38.
39.
40.

41.
42.
43.
44.

1 lie asympLole to the curve y 2 (2 ' x) = x2(6 -x) is

1) x = 2
2) x = - 2
3) x = 6
4) x = - 6
The curvey 2 (2 + x) = x 2 (6 -x) has
1) only one loop b e t w e e n x = 0 and x = 6
2) two loops between x = 0 and x = 6
3) only one loop between x = -2 and x = 6
4) two loops between x = - 2 and x = 6
The curvey ; ! = x 2 (1 - x 2 ) is defined only for
1) x 1
2) x > 1
3) x < 1
4) x > 1
The curvey 2 - x 2 (1 - x 2 ) is symmetrical about
l ) y - a x i s only
2) x-axis only 3) both the axes
4) origin only
The curvey 2 = x 2 (1 - x) has
1) an a s y m p t o t e y =0
2) an asymptote x = 1
3) an a s y m p t o t e y =1
4) no asymptote
The curvey 2 = x 2 (1 - x) has
1} only one loop between x = - 1 and x = 0
2) only one loop b e t w e e n x = 0 and x = 1
3) two loops between x = - 1 and x = 1
4) no loop
The curvey 2 = (x - a) (x - b) 2 , a, b > 0 and a > b does not, exist for
1) x > a
2) x = b
3) b < x < a
4) x = a
The curvey 2 = (x - (?) (x - b) 2 is symmetrical about
1) origin only
2)y-axi:> only
3) x-axis only
4) both x andy-'axiiW
The curvey 2 - (x - a) (x - b) 2 has a, b > 0 and a > b
1) an asymptote x = a
2) an asymptote x = b
3) an a s y m p t o t e y = a
4) no asymptote
The curvey 2 = (x - a) (x - b) 2 has a, b > 0 and a> b
1) a loop between x - a and x = b
2) two loops between x = ci and x =ib
3) two loops between x = 0 and x = a
4) no loop
The c u r v e y 2 ( l + x) = x 2 ( l - x) is defined for
1) - 1 < x < I
2) - 1 < x < 1
3) - 1 < x < I
4) - 1 < x < 1
The c u r v e y 2 ( l + x) = x 2 ( l - x ) is symmetrical about
\
A %
1) both the axes
2) origin only
3)y-axis only
4) x-axis only
The asymptote to the c u r v e y 2 ( l + x) = x 2 ( l - x) is
;^
\ J'
l)x=l
2)y = 1
3 ) y = -1
^
4 ) x = -l
The c u r v e y 2 ( l + x) = x 2 ( l - x ) has
1) a loop between x = - 1 and x = 1
2) a loop be|#fe^n% = - 1 and x = 0
3) a loop b e t w e e n x = 0 and x = 1
4) no loop %
The curve c/2y2 = x2[a2 - x 2 ) is defined for
fV
1) x ^ a and x z - a
2 )x<a and x > - a
x<-a and x>a
4 )x<-a and x > - a
The curve a2y2 - x2[a2 - x 2 ) is defined for
^i'%,
1) x- axis only
2)y- axis only
' 3) both the axes
4) both the axes and origin
;
The curve a2y2 = x 2 (a 2 - x 2 ) has
1) an asymptote x = a
2) an a s y m j i t o t ^ = - a 3) an asymptote x = 0
4 ) n o asymptote
The curve a2y2 = x2(a2 - x 2 ) has
.
1) a loop between x = u and x = 2) two loops b e t w e e n x~-a
and x = 0 ; x = 0 a n d x = a
3) two loops between x = 0 &pdpx.=%.
4) no loop
The curvey 2 = (x - 1) (x - 2}2 iknOt defined for
1) x S: 1
3) x < 2
4) x < 1
The curvey 2 = (x - 1 ]
symmetrical about
1) both x andy-a^'js |
ij
2) x-axis only
3)y-axis only
4) both the axes and origin
The curvey 2 = (x l^.(x - 2) 2 has
1) an asymptote x = l
2) an asymptote x = 2
3) two asymptotes x = 1 and x = 2
4) no a s y m p t o t e
The c u r v e y 2 ^ ( x - 2) 2 has
1) tvv^o loops between x = 0 and x = 2
2) one loop between x = 0 and x = 1
3) one loop b e t w e e n x = 1 and x = 2
4) no loop
= x V y 3 + 3x 2 y 2 + 3x 2 y then ^
2

is
4

2) 3x + 6x2y + 3xy2

6xy + 6xy

Unit 7

3") 4x 3 - 6x 2 y + 6xy2

4) 4x 3 + 6x2 y2 + 3xy

Integral Calculas and its Applications

Book back Questions

,

60. The value of |

T T

l)f

#iJU)U(JU(T(D6V

'

COS5/3X

J3
. . dx is
cos ' x+5tn 5 / 3 ^
2)2

6>Q<ti6>G)6rt6)

3)0

G)&,fSU

(IfilfyUJfig).

4) TT

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61.

The value of

sin x-cosx
1+ sin x cosx

d.x is
3)1 -

4) 71

3)

4)

2)2

3) log 2

4) log 4

2) 3 / 1 6

3)0

4) 3TT/8

2) 0

- 4

1
62.

The value ol Jx( 1 x)4dx is

0
tt/2

63.

The value of
-tt/2

/ _sin_x_

j dx is

V.2 + COSX

1)0
64.

' 20

' 24

The value of J * s / r t 4 x dx is

0
1) 3 r t / 1 6
7T/4

65.

The value of J* c a v 3 2 x dx is

0
3)0

*>1
66.

The value of Jsin2x

cos3x

dx is

0
67.

1)

2)

3)tt/4

TT/2

The area bounded by the l i n e y = x, the x-axis, the ordinates x =f

l)f

2)f

60. The area of the region b o u n d e d by the graph of y = sin

1)^2

2)V2-1

+ 1

= cos x between x = 0 and x = - is

4

3) 2\/2 - 2

69.

The area between the ellipse + ~ = 1 a n d j t s auxiliary circle is

70.

The area bounded by the p a r a b o l a y 2 = x and its latus rectum is

71.

The volume of the solid obtaij

1) nb(a - b)

2) 27ro(o - b)

1) 48/r

3) na(a - b)

x2

4) 2\f2 + 2

4) 2ttb[a - b)

y2

revolving + = 1 a b o u t the minor axis is

2) 6 4 t t

3) 32/r

4) 128tt

72.

The volume, when tjie curve y = V3 + x

73.

The v o l u m | generated when the region bounded b y y = x, y = 1, x = 0 is rotated a b o u t y - a x i s

from x = 0 to x = 4 is rotated about x-axis

TT

3)?3
74. Volume
2

id obtained by revolving the area of the ellipse

1

b: a
75.

k-

2) a : b

+ = 1 about m a j o r a n d minor axes are in the ratio

3) a : b

4) b : a

2) 277"

3) 3671

4) 9tt

3) 12

4)96

The length of the arc of the curve x 2 ^ + y2/i = 4 is

1)48

77.

y? volume generated by rotating the triangle with vertices at (0, 0), (3, 0) and (3, 3) about x-axis is

X, 1 ) 1 8 7 1

76.

4)J

2) 24

Thp surface area of t h e solid of revolution of the region b o u n d e d b y y = 2x, x = 0 and x = 2 about x-axis is

1) 8 V 5 TT
2) 2V5 7r
3)V5tt
4)4V5TT
78. The curved surface area of a s p h e r e of radius 5, intercepted between two parallel planes of distance 2 and 4 f r o m the
centre is
1) 20TT
6Vrt6anb 6V6S)fi 6TLL(A.S>

21 4077"
Sj.6V)&u(h}rh)e>6ri,

31 IOTT
Q6V6S)6rt ^,6V/T9U (ou/rmrrevicb

4) 30TT
/tf/ti&ert

/tarn.

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Created Questions
1.

If /n - Jsin nxdx then In =

1

. 1

1) - - sin ,, - 1 x cos x + 1 1 n-2

' 71
71
o-,

.1) - -

n-1,

S i n " - 1 X COS X

2.

/ n-2

2a
a
I* f[x) tlx - 2 JJ[x) dx if
0
0
l ) / ( 2 a - x ) = /(x)
2n

3.

2) - sin n_1 x cos x +

/ n -2
n
n
1
n-1
ll 1
4) - - sin " x cos x +
In

2 )f[a-x)=J{x)

3 ) / [ * ) = ~f{x)

4 ) / l - x ) =;[x)

3)/[x)= -/(x)

4 ) / l - x ) =/(x)

J / ( x ) dx = 0 if
0
l ) / ( 2 a - x) =f[x)

2 ) / ( 2 a - x) = - f[x)
a.

4.

If/(x) is an odd function then J /(x) dx is

n
a
1) 2 / Ax) df

2) f M

3)0

dx

f f\a

5.

a.

J /(x) c/x + j

f[2a - x) dx =
2a

i ) / / w /x

6.

2a

3) f /(x) dx

2) 2jf /[*) dx

, ^

V ) f f[ ~ *) dx

If'/(x) is even then J f[x) dx is

DO

4)-2

f f{x)
0

a
7.

dx

J f[x) dx is
0
1) J f[x-a)dx

3) J /[2a - x) dx

4)

0
8.

fm

j A~
x

2a) dx

dx is

3) J Ab ~ x) dx

1) 2 f fix) dx

4) f f\a + b - x) dx

0
9.

If n is a positive integer then J xn e- a x dx =

V
Q
2)

3)

ln+1

4 J) - ^ n+1

is odd then J cos "x dx is

, _n_

n-2

n-4

n-1 " n-3 ' n-5

11.

0
n/2

7r

7i-l

n-3

n-5

tz

"

n-2

n-4

"~5

7T

3)

Hzl

n - i "n-3 "n-5

2 i
"2

., n - 1
'

n-3

n-5

" n - 2 ' n - 4 3 "

If n is even then J sin "x dx is

0
,

?i

n-2

n-4

tc

n - 1 ' n-3 ' n- 5 '""2

2)

"~
n

' n-2 " n-4

&rt&)6G)6Ur G)S-LL)6U) $ID) 6l)rt(j)6l?GQ

2 ' 2

n-2

n-4

n-1" n-3 ' n-5

3
"2 '

4. n - 1
n

n-3

n-5

' n - 2 ' n - 4 "" 3 '

(Iftdd'OUCDfTm Q6VTgD 6T6STnQ) ^6W(f?)^j<9y6n.

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12

If n is even then
11

11-2

f cos "x dx is

n1 773 n - 5
n ' n-2'n-4

n - l n-3 n-5
1 n
n ' n - 2 ' n - 4 "" 2 ' 2

11-4

^ rt-1' n - 3 ' nS " ' 2

1 tt
2 2

ii2 n - 4

^ n1 ' n - 3 ' 71S

n - l n-3 n-5
?i ' n - 2 " n - 4

2 ^
3"

n-l

TT/2

13.

Ifn is odd then j

n

n-2

n-4

s\n"xdxis

0
TT

^ n - l * n - 3 ' n - 5 ""2
h
14.

n
n-2 n - 4
3
^n-l'n-3'n-5 ""2'1

n-3 n-5

j Ax) dx =

1) - / / W dx

2)-J/(x)r/x

3) - / / W

c/x

J /(x) f/x

4) 2

4
rt
0
0
()
: 5. The area bounded by the curve x - ,g(yj to the right ofy-axis and the two linesy = c a n d y = d is given by
d
a
d
d
xc/x

2) jxdy

3) Jydy

A) jxdy

c
c
c
c
16. The area bounded by the curve x = J(y), y-axis and the l i n e s / = c a n d y = d is rotated abouty-axis. Then the volume of
the solid is
d
d
d
1) n j x 2 dy
1".

2
2 ) n j x dx

4)rr jy2dy

4) - j y dx

2)-Jxdy

c
c
The arc length of the c u r v e y = f[x) from x = a to x = b is

vsf+W~x

19.

dx

c
c
c
""* " V I "
c
The area bounded by the curve x = f[y), to the left of y-axis between the lijisy = c a n d y = d is
d
d
d (
\ /
d

1) jxdy
18.

3) n j y

W1 + (2)2rfAr

'\j

2n

The surface area obtained by revolving the area boiihded by the c u r v e y =/(x), the two ordinates x=a,x
x-axis, about x-axis is
3) 2 7 i f y j l + ( ) ' dx

3)

4
7771+1

)S

j x 6 e~ x / 2 dx =
I6
2

11J 7

2)
n

23. If/n = Jcos x dx then /n =

1
n_1
,
.
1 J - - COS

n_1

Sin X

n
o-v 1
a .
n_1
3 J - cos
x sin x
J

n
n-l ,

/ n-2

/ n-2

&<,()

&,(T6sr &(r&,6G)me>6rf)6vr

3) 26[6

21 c o s n _ 1 x sin x +
1 n-2
n
.^1
,
"
1 .
4 ) - COS n _ 1 X S i n X +
I n-2
n
n

s^tjibuu

q m o f .

= b and

4 ) 2ti f y j l + ( ^ )

3J J ) 1s
4

22.

/ yj1 + (%)2dx

4) 2'[6

dx

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i n

Unit 8 Differential Equations

79.

+ 2 ^ = p4x is

The integrating factor of ~

2)x2

1) log x

3)ex

4) x

dy

80.

If cos x is an integrating factor of the differential equation + Py = Q, then P =

81.

The integrating factor of dx + xdy = e~ >' sec 2 y dy is

1)

coLx

2) cot x

1) ex
82.

The integrating factor of

6

l)e
83.

2 j e-x
H

dx

3) tan x

4) - tan x

3)ey

4)<?-y

r y "T is

x logx

x2

2) log x

3) 3x

dx

Solution o f + mx - 0, w h e r e m < 0 is
dy

1) x = ce'"y

2) x = ce ~ "'J'

3J x = my + c

84. y = cx - c is the general solution o f t h e

1) O ' ) 2 - x y ' + y = 0

4) x = c

differential equation

2)y" = 0

3)y' = c

dx\ ^

J + By1/3 = x is
1) of o r d e r 2 and degree 1 2) of order 1 and d e g r e e 2
3) of o r d e r 1 and degree 6

4) of order 1 and degree 3

86.

The differential equation of all non-vertical lines in a plane is

87.

The differential equation of all circles with the centre at the origin i<
1) xdy + ydx = 0
2) xdy -ydx =0
3) xdx + y%J=;j0

88.

The integrating factor of the differential e q u a t i o n ^ - py

g-

s-

1 )fpdx

2 ) J q dx

Q l p t

The complementary function of (D + l ) y = e j* is

90.

1) fAx + B)e*
2) A cos x + B sin *
A particular integral of (D2 - 4D +4)y = e 2 * is
isCJV
1) Y e 2 *

2) xe 2x

"3) (Ax + B) C2*

4) (Ax + B) e~x

3)xe- 2 *

4)|e-2*

2) ydx - xdy = 0

rv>'

The degree o f t h e differential equation ll +

*

1)1
93.

4)e(p*

The differential equation of the fann1y;:Of l i n e s y = mx is

1

92.

89.

91.

4) x t i x - y d y = 0

. \

dy\

1 / 3

"dx

) 0

= O

4)yt/x + xdy = 0

_ _ <Py_
d x 2

Q " 2)2

3)3

A
1+&
The degree^fsthe differential equation c =

4)6

2/3

w h e r e c is a constant is

dx
!)!

2) 3

3)-2

4)2

94. The a m q u n t p r e s e n t in a radio active element disintegrates at a rate proportional to its amount. The differential
^

equation corresponding to the above s t a t e m e n t is (k is negative)

v%=kt
95.

< = -

k t

The differential equation satisfied by all the straight lines in xy plane is

1 )

96.

vdirk>>

to=aconstant

2 )

l B

= 0

3)y+&=o

i )

3)^

4 ) ^ = e**

7%+

y = 0

I f y = ke**then its differential equation is

1) y- = Ay
dx

$[&uq

2)^

dx

(<p6G)6tr&arta @(5 Qun&jd)

= ky

dx

+ ky=0
^

f^tuaQstr

dx

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97.

T h e differential e q u a t i o n o b t a i n e d by eliminating a a n d b f r o m y = ae3x + be

98.

d2v
f>._qdy
A) i + Qy = 0
J
J
d.x2
dx*
'dx
x
The differential e q u a t i o n f o r m e d by eliminating A a n d B f r o m the relation y = c [A cos x + B sin x) is
(I V

99.

is

2 ) g - 9 y =0

l)y2+yi = 0

2)y/ - y i = 0

3) y2 - 2 y i + 2y = 0

4) yi - 2yi - 2y - 0

I f ^ = ^ t h e n
dx
x+y
1) 2xy +y2 + x2 = c

2) x2 + y2 - x +y = c

3) x 2 + y 2 - 2xy = c

4 ) x 2 -y2

3)-(x^+2)

4)-x(Vx+2)

- 2 xy = c

100. I f / ' ( x ) = \[x a n d / ( 1 J = 2 t h e n / ( x ) is

2) ~ [x\[x + 2 )

1) - - ( x V x + 2 )

101. On p u t t i n g y = vx, t h e h o m o g e n o u s differential e q u a t i o n x2dy + y ( x + y)dx = 0 b e c o m e s

1) xdv + (2v + v2)dx

2) vdx + (2x + x2)dv = 0 3) v2dx - (x + x2)dv = 0

dy
102. T h e i n t e g r a t i n g factor of t h e differential e q u a t i o n - y tan x = cos x is
=0

l)secx

2)cosx

103. T h e F.l. of (3D 2 + D -U)y

1) 26x e2x

4) vdv + (2x + x2)dx = 0

3)e<

4) cot x

3)xe2*

4) x 2 / 2 e2x \

= 13e2x is
2) 13x e2x

X1
v

104. T h e particular integral of t h e differential e q u a t i o n f[D)y = eax w h e r e / [ D ) = (D - a) g(DJ,

1) meax

3 )g(a)e"

^ g(a)

Created Questions
The o r d e r a n d d e g r e e of the differential
1) 3 , 1

2)1,3

The o r d e r and d e g r e e of t h e differential

2)1,2

1) 2 , 1

The o r d e r a n d d e g r e e of the differential

1)2,1
2) 1 , 2
4
The o r d e r a n d d e g r e e of the differential e q u a t i o n a r e ( 1 + y ' ) 2 = y ' 2
1) 2 , 1
2) 1 , 2
The o r d e r a n d d e g r e e of the differential

f i e *a r e ^ + > / = * 2

1) 1 , 1
2)1,
3) 2 , 1
j a t i o n a r e y ' +y2 = x
The o r d e r and d e g r e e of the differe
1) 2 , 1
3) 1 , 0
2)if!)
a&'al e q u a t i o n a r e y " + 3 y ' 2 + y 3 = 0
The o r d e r a n d d e g r e e
1) 2, 2
3) 1 , 2

4) 0 , 1
4) 0 , 1
4) 3, 1

8.

The o r d e r a n d de
1)2,1

9.

^ differential e q u a t i o n a r e

i )2 y y
The o r d e r
1) 2, 3
The o r d e r
) i, I
The o r d e r
1) 2 , 2

1
3) 2, -

2) 1 , 2

The o r d e r and d e g r e e of t h e differential

dy
dy
+ x = Jy +
dx2
4) 2 , 2

cation
*
2) 3 , 3
a n d d e g r e e of the differential
2) 3 , 3
equation
a n d d e g r e e of t h e differential
equation
2) 1 , 2
a n d d e g r e e of t h e differential
equation
2) 2, 1

d2y

(dy

a r e ^ - y + ^

, d?y\ ^^ = 0
+ ^j

3) 3 , 2
a r e y " = (y -y'3)2/3
11.
3) 3 , 2
\ h
a r e y ' + (y") 2 = (a +y") 2
12.
3) 2 , 1
a r e y ' + (y") 2 = x[x + y " ) 2
3) 1 , 2
13. The o r d e r a n d d e g r e e of t h e differential e q u a t i o n a r e
j + x = ^ + x2
10.

14.

1) 2, 2
2) 2 , 1
3) 1,2
The o r d e r a n d d e g r e e of the differential are sin x ( d x + dy) = cos x (dx - dy)
2)0,0
3)1,2
1) 1 , 1

QlblJ &>66)&>6S)(JJ S)6G)6GT&>)3>()(n ^fi6V(D, 6l)fT(j)S>6G)&C(J6Ur

4) 2,2
4) 2 , 2
4) 2 , 2
4) 1 , 1

4) 1 , 3
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15.
16.

T h e differential e q u a t i o n c o r r e s p o n d i n g to xy = c z w h e r e c is an a r b i t r a r y constant, is
l)xy" + x = 0
2)y" = 0
3) a t / + y = 0
4) xy" - x = 0
In f i n d i n g t h o differential e q u a t i o n c o r r e s p o n d i n g t o y = c m x w h e r e m is the a r b i t r a r y c o n s t a n t , t h e n m is
1)^

17.

2) ~

J)/

T h e solution of a linear differential e q u a t i o n ^

1) yV-F) = J (//=) Qdx C

2) x(I.F)

3) y(I-F) = J * { I F ) Qdy + c
18.

+ Px = Q w h e r e P and Q a r e f u n c t i o n s o f y , is

= J (IF.)

Qdy +

4) x(I.F) = J ( I . F . ) Qdx + c
dy

T h e solution of a l i n e a r differential e q u a t i o n + Py = Q w h e r e P a n d Q a r e f u n c t i o n s o f x , is
1) yV-F) = J V-F.) Qdx + c

19.

4)y

2) x(I.F) = J (I.F.) Qdy + c

3 ) y ( I . F ) = J (I.F.) Qdy + c
4) x(I.F) = J (I.F.) Qdx + c
Identify the i n c o r r e c t s t a t e m e n t .
1) T h e o r d e r of a differential e q u a t i o n is the o r d e r of the highest o r d e r d e r i v a t i v e o c c u r i n g in it
2) The d e g r e e o f t h e differential e q u a t i o n is the d e g r e e of the h i g h e s t o r d e r derivative w h i c h o c c u r s in it ( t h e
derivatives are f r e e f r o m radicals a n d fractions)
dy

(x, y )

3) =

^ is the first o r d e r first d e g r e e h o m o g e n e o u s differential e q u a t i o n

dy

4) + xy = e x is a l i n e a r d i f f e r e n t i a l e q u a t i o n in x

Unit 9 Dicrete Mathematics

Book back Questions
105. Which o f t h e following a r e s t a t e m e n t s ?
(i) May God bless you

(ii) Rose is a f l o w e r

1) (i), (ii), (iii)

2) (i), (ii), (iv)

"\

(iii) Milk is

(iv) 1 is a p r i m e n u m b e r

3) (i), ( i i i ^ t i v j ^ ^ >

4) (ii), (iii), (iv)

106. If a c o m p o u n d s t a t e m e n t is m a d e up of t h r e e s i m p l e s t a t e m e n t s ^ & e i f t h e n u m b e r of r o w s in the t r u t h table is

1)8

4)2

2)6

107. I f p is Tand

q is /', t h e n w h i c h o f t h e following h a v e t h e t r d i h ^ a l U e 7?

(i )pvq

(ii) ~p\Jq

1) (0/ 00 C0

(iii) p V ~ q

(ty%X~q

2) (i), (ii), (iv)

()(>v)

4) (ii), (iii), (iv)

108. The n u m b e r of r o w s in the t r u t h table of ~ [ p % ^ a f ] n s

1) 2

2) 4

3) 6

4) 8

3) ~ p v q

4) p Aq

3)pV-p

4) p A ~ p

3) p V ~ p

4)pA~p

3 ) (p*q) V ( q * p )

4 ) ( p ^ q ) A (q->p)

3) a* b = Vab

4 )a* b = V a 2 + b2

3) identity axiom

4) i n v e r s e a x i o m

3) (Z,.)

4) (/?,+)

109. T h e conditional s t a t e m e n t p> q is e q u i v a f l t | t fep?

1)pVq

2)

110. Which o f t h e following i s t a u t o l o s ^ N r ^

1) p

<7

111. Which o f t h e following i s t ^ n l t e a t ^ t i o n ?

1) p V q

i.

Aq

112. p <-> q is equivalent. t o f ^ r ^

1

)P->?

113. Which of the. following is not a b i n a r y o p e r a t i o n on R?

2) a*

1) a * b =

b =a - b

114. A m o n o i d beconfes a g r o u p if it also satisfies the

1) cl0sl^e,,axiom

2) associative axiom

115. Which "of the following is not a g r o u p ?

4}(2*,+n)

2)(Z,+)

Inithe s e t of i n t e g e r s with o p e r a t i o n * d e f i n e d by a * b = a + b - ab, the value of 3*(4*5) is is

-

1) 25

2) 15

3) 10

4) 5 *

2) 6

3)3

4)1

117. The o r d e r of [7] in (Zy, +9) is

1) 9

118. In the mulplicative g r o u p of cube r o o t of unity, the o r d e r of w z is

1)4

2)3

3)2

4)1

3) [2]

4 ) [3]

119. T h e value of [3] +n ([5] +11 [6]) is

1) [0]

(D60T$6V

2) 11]

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120. In t h e set of real n u m b e r s R, an o p e r a t i o n * is defined by a * b =Va2 + b2. Then t h e value of (3 * 4) * 5 is
1) 5

2 ) 5V2

3) 25

4) 50

121. Which of the following is c o r r e c t

1J An e l e m e n t of a g r o u p can have m o r e than one inverse.
2) If e v e r y e l e m e n t of a g r o u p is i t s o w n i n v e r s e , t h e n the g r o u p is a b e l i a n .
3) T h e set of all 2 x 2 real m a t r i c e s f o r m s a g r o u p u n d e r m a t r i x multiplication
4 ) (a * b)

= c r 1 * f r 1 f o r all a, heG

122. The o r d e r o f - / in the mulplicative g r o u p of 4 t h r o o t s of unity is

1) 4

2) 3

3) 2

4)1

123. In t h e mulplicative g r o u p of n th r o o t s of unity, the i n v e r s e of a)* is (k < n)

ljto1/*

2) co-'

3)oi"-k

4) co"/"

124. In the set of i n t e g e r s u n d e r the o p e r a t i o n * defined by a * b = a + b - 1, the identity e l e m e n t is

1)0

2)1

3) a

4 )b

Created Questions
Which of the following a r e s t a t e m e n t s ?
(i) Chennai is t h e capital o f T a m i l n a d u .
(ii) The e a r t h is a planet.
(iii) Rose is a flower.
(iv) Fvery triangle i<? an isoseele'lltrUngll.
1) all
2) (ij a n d (ii)
3) (ii)and (iii)
|) (iv) only
2.
Which of the following a r e not s t a t e m e n t s ?
(i) T h r e e plus f o u r is eight
(ii) The sun is a planet,
(iii) Switch on t h e light.
(iv) W h e r e a r e you goin
1) (i), (ii)
2) (ii), (iii)
3 ) (iii) a n d
(iv) only
3.
The t r u t h values of the following s t a t e m e n t s are
.
(i) Ooty is in T a m i l n a d u a n d 3 + 4 = 8
(ii) Ooty is in T a n ^ n a d t e i B 3 + 4 = 7
(iii) Ooty is in Kerala a n d 3 + 4 = 7
(iv) Ooty is in K e r l b arfjd 3 + 4 = 8
1) F T F F
2) F F F T
3) T T F F
4) T F T F
4.
The t r u t h values of the following s t a t e m e n t s are
(i) Chennai is in India or \J2 is an integer,
(ii) Che
S i n India o r \ / 2 is an irrational n u m b e r ,
(iii) Chennai is in China orV2 is an integer.
ins in China orV2~is an irrational n u m b e r .
(iv)
4) T T F T
1) T F T F
2
) T F FT
5.
Which of t h e following a r e n o t s t a t e m e n t s ?
(i) All n a t u r a l n u m b e r s a r e integers.
(ii) A"
A ssc
q u a r e h a s five sides,
(iii) The sky is blue.
(iv) How a r e you?
1) (iv) o n l y
2) (i
3) (i), (ii), (iii)
4) (iii) a n d (iv)
Which of the following are s t a t e m e n T #
(i) 7 + 2 < 10.
O y
(ii) The s e t of rational n u m b e r s is finite,
(iii) How beautiful you are!
(iv) Wish you all success.
3) ()' (iii)
4) (ii), (iv)
1) (iii) Civ)
A 2 J V J : (ii)
7.
The t r u t h values of the .following s t a t e m e n t s are
(i) All the sides o,
$i|j|^ts a r e equal in length.
(ii) 1 +VI9 is an irrational number.
(iii) Milk is white?
(iv) T h e n u m b e r 3 0 h a s f o u r p r i m e factors.
1) T T T F
2) T T T T
3) T F T F
4) F T T T
8.
The t r u t h \%lues of t h e following s t a t e m e n t s a r e
(i) Paris is in Rpmce.
(ii) sin x is an even f u n c t i o n .
(iii) Rvery s g u a r e m a t r i x is non-singular.
(iv) Jupiter is a planet.
1) T F F T
2) F T F T
3) F T T F
4j F FT T
9.
l^et p be "Kamala is going to school" a n d q be "There a r e t w e n t y s t u d e n t s in t h e class". "Kamala is not going to school
t h e r e are t w e n t y s t u d e n t s i n the class" s t a n d s for
V
V
2)pAq
3) ~ p
4) ~ p V q
I t M f p s t a n d s for t h e s t a t e m e n t "Sita likes reading" a n d q for the s t a t e m e n t "Sita likes playing". "Sita likes n e i t h e r r e a d i n g
n o r playing" s t a n d s for
1) ~ pA ~ q
2) p A ~ q
3) ~ pAq
4) p A q
11. If p is t r u e a n d q is u n k n o w n t h e n
1) ~ p is t r u e
2) p V (~ p) is false
3) p A (~ p) is t r u e
4) p V q is true
12. If p is t r u e a n d q is false t h e n w h i c h of the following is n o t t r u e ?
1) p q is false
2) p V q is t r u e
3) p A q is false
4) p
q is true
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14.

15.
16.

17.
18.

19.
20.
21.

22.
23
24.
25.
26.

27.
28.

29.
30
31.
32.

Which o f t h e following is n o t true?

1) Negation of a negation of a s t a t e m e n t is the s t a t e m e n t itself
2) If the last column of its truth table contains only T then it is tautology
3) If the last, column of its t r u t h table contains only F then it is contradiction
4) If p and q are any t w o s t a t e m e n t s then p <-> q is a t a u t o l o g y
Which o f t h e following a r e binary operations on R?
(c) a * b = a
(d) u * b =b
(a) a* b - min {a, b}
(b) a* b = max {a, b)
3) (b), (c) and (d)
4) (c), (d)
1) all
2) (a), (b) and (c)
' + ' is not a binary operation on
1 )N
2)1
' - ' is a binary operation on
1 )N
2)CM0)
' -r' is a binary operation on
1) TV
2)R
3) Z
In congruence modulo 5, (xe z / x =5k + 2, k e z} r e p r e s e n t s
1) [0]
2) [5]
3) [7]
15J.12[11] is.
1)155]
2) 1121
3) 17J
[3] + g [7] is
1J [10]
2) [8]
3) [51
In the group (G,.), G ={1, - 1, /, - /}, o r d e r of - 1 is
i)-i
zj 1
3)2
In the group (G,.), G ={1, - 1, /, - /'}, o r d e r o f - / is
1) 2
2) 0
3)4
In the group (G,.) G ={1, co, oj 2 ), a) is cube root of unity, 0(oo 2 ) is
1)2
2)1
3)4
In the group (Z-t, +4), o r d e r of [0] is
1) 1
2) 00
3) can't
In the group (Z4, +4), 0([3j) is
1) 4
2) 3
3) 2
In (5, o), xoy = x, x, y e s then '0' is
1) only associative
2) only connifyUttive
3) associative and commutative
4) n e i t t j ^ r ^ r o c i a t i v e n o r commutative
In [N, *), x *y = max {x,y), x,ye N then (/V, *) is .
V
1) only closed
2) only semi g r o i i ' ^ i f \ % 3) o n l y m o n o i d
4) a group
The set of positive even integers, with usyal multiplication forms
1) a finite group
2) only a s ^ i g r p t i p
3) only a monoid
4) an infinite group
The set of positive even integers wjth uStj^al addition f o r m s
1) a finite group
2) only a senii group
3) only a monoid
4) an infinite group
In the group (Zs - {[01), .5), 0([3])^f
3) 4
!) 5
4)2
In the group [G,.), G ={1, - % J S J J ^ o r d e r of 1 is
1)2
3)4
4)1

G f

In the group ((7,

~ 0 o r d e r of /' is
1)2
-CjL V
2)0
3)4
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In the group (G,.) G&i%o, a) 2 ), a) is cube root of unity, 0(o>) is
r
1)2
f"
2)1
3)4
34.
In the group ( ? i f % ^ = { l , to, o>2), a> is cube root of unity, 0(1) is
1)2 %
V3)4
2) 1
35. In th&J!>!^'(Z4, +4), 0([1]) is
1) 1 V
2) 00
3) can't be determined
36.
th group (Z4 +4), 0([2]) is
2) 2
3) can't be determined
In the group (Zs - {[0]}, .s), 0([2j) is
fl) 5
2) 3
3)4
38. In the group (Zs - {[01), .5), 0([4]) is
1) 5
2) 3
3) 4
39. In the group (Zs - {[0]}, .5), 0([1]) is
1) 1
2) 2
3) 3

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4)3
4)3
4) 4
4) 0
4)2
4) 2
4) 4

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Unit 10 Probability Distributions
Book back Questions
nr
I c ft \
\kx2, 0 < X <3 .
is a probability density function then the value of /c is
125. If f{x) = j 0
elsewhere
3

2)

4)

>?

' 12

126. If f i x ) = - ~-T, - oo < x < oo is a p.d.f. of a continuous r a n d o m v a r i a b l e ^ , then the value of A is

v

'

n 16+x2

1) 16

2)8

3)4

4)1

127. A r a n d o m variable X has the following probability distribution

X
P(X = x)

1/4

2a

3a

4a

5a

1/4

then P ( l < x < 4) is

of

^21
128. A r a n d o m variable X has the following probability mass function as follows
X

-2

/I

12

P(X = x)

then the value of A is

1) 1

2) 2

3) 3

129. X is a discrete random variable which takes the values 0 , 1 , 2 and

P[X = 0) = 77^, P[X = 1) =
169

169

i )J

then the value of P[X = 2) is

2)J

4)

169

169

' 169

130. A random variable X has the following probability distribution

X
P(X = x)

2k

2k .

3k

k2

6
2

\M

+k

The value of /c is
4)} - 1 or

10

131. Given E[X + c) = 8 and E(X - c) = 12 then the vgmj

1) - 2

2)4

132. Xis a random variable which takes th

1)5
2) 7
133. Variance of r a n d o m variable X
1)2
134. [12 = 20, \i2 = 2 7 6 for a dis

G *

4)2
l l
u e ^ 3 , 4 and 12 with probabilities - and Then E(X) is
3)6

4)3
2

ean is 2. Then E[X ) is

3) 6

4) 8

ndom variable X. Then the m e a n of the r a n d o m variable X is

1) 16

) 5

3) 2

4) 1

3)19

4) 0

135. Var ( 4 X + 3 ; y s
1)7

2) 1 6 Var (A)

136. In 5 t h r o w s of a die, getting 1 or 2 is a success. The m e a n n u m b e r of success is

3)"
}

137. TJie melfh of a binomial distribution is 5 and its s t a n d a r d deviation is 2. Then the value of n and p are

2 25

H .f)

3 25

)(i )

4 25

)( J)

f t h e mean and standard deviation of a binomial distribution are 12 and 2 respectively. Then the value of its
p a r a m e t e r p is
2

' 3

)i

4]J -

139. In 16 t h r o w s of a die, getting an even n u m b e r is considered a success. Then the variance of success is
1)4

(tp(L)rp-uL](b

2)6

uuyrp&iLjQu)

$(b6B)(D

3)2

4) 256

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140. A box contains 6 red and 4 white balls, if 3 balls are drawn at random, the probability of getting 2 white balls without
replacement, is
1
^20

,18
"l25

4
25

,. 3
>10

141. If 2 cards are drawn from a well shuffled pack of 52 cards, the probability that they are of the same colours without
replacement, is
3)

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51

102

142. If in a Poisson distribution P[X = 0) = k then the variance is

2) log k

l)log;

3)e

4)i
2

143. If a random variable X follows Poisson distribution such that H(X ) = 30 then the variance of the distribution i;
1) 6
2) 5
3) 30
144. The distribution function F(X) of a random variable X is
1) a decreasing function
3) a constant function

4) 25

2) a non-decreasing function
4) increasing first and then decreasing

145. For a Poisson distribution with p a r a m e t e r A = 0.25 the value of the 2 nd moment about the orig
1)0.25
2)0.3125
3)0.0625
4)0.025^/
146. In a Poisson distribution if P[X = 2) = P(X = 3) then tjie value of its p a r a m e t e r A is
1) 6
2) 2
3) 3
147. If f(x) is a p.d.f. of a normal distribution with m e a n p then j

1)1

f ( x ) dx is

2) 0.5

148. The random variable X follows normal distribution f[x) = ce

1 ) V2tt

2 ) -T==

3 ) 5 ^

len the value o f c is

1
5V2n
V

149. If/fx) is a probability distribution function of a nor

!e Xand X - N{\x, o ) then J fix) dx is

00

05
40
1 ) undefined
2) 1
~ -5
150. The marks scored by 400 students in a mathematics test w e r e normally distributed with mean 65. If 120 s t u d e n t s got
more marks above 85, the n u m b e r of students securing marks between 45 and 65 is
1) 120
4) 160
3) 80

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A discrete random vari

1) only a finite n u m b e r o f v a
2) all possible values between certain given limits
3) infinite n u m b e r of v
4) a finite or countable number of values
A continuous ran^o% vafrjlble takes
1) only a finite n u r n ^ e r o f values
2) all possible values b e t w e e n certain given limits
3) infinite p # m b e r o w a l u e s
4) a finite or countable n u m b e r of values
IfX is a discrefesfemdom variable then P(X > a) =
1) P[X<a)
2) 1 -P{X<a)
3) 1 - P(X < a)
4)0
If X is^^onfcinuous random variable then P(X > a) =
1) P{X%af'
2 ) 1 -P(X> a)
3) P(X > a)
4) 1 - P[x < a - 1)
X is a "6'ontinuous random variable then P{a < X < b) =
P(1 <X< b)
2) P(a < X< b)
3)P{a<X<b)
4) all the three above
|A continuous random variable X has p.d.f./[x), then
\)0<J\x)<l
2)f[x) ^ 0
3) Ax) si
4) 0 < f{x) < 1
A discrete random variable X has probability, mass function p[x), then
1 ) 0 S p(x) < 1
2) p(x) > 0
3) p(x) < 1
4) 0 < p(x) < 1
Mean and variance of binomial distribution are
1) nq, npq
2) np, Jnpq
3) np, np
4) np, npq

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Which o f t h e following is or arc correct regarding normal distribution curve?

(a) Symmetrical about the line X=\i (mean) (b) Mean = median = mode
(c) Unimouai
(clj Points of inflection ai t- at X = p o
1) (a)- 0 3 ) o n l y
2) (b), (d) only
3) (a), (b), (c) only
4) all
For a standard normal distribution the mean and variance are
1)p,a2
2)p, a
3)0,1
(4)1,1
The p.d.f of thn standard normal variate Z is cp(z) =

12.

13.
14.

15.

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1) 0 < F(x) <1
2) F(- <x>) =0 and F(<x>) < 1
3) P[X = x n ] = F(Xn) - F(x n - 1)
4) F(x) is a constant function
If A" is a continuous random variable then which o f t h e following is incorrect?
1) F '(*) =f[x)
2) f'(oD) = l; F{- oo) = 0 3) P[a <x< h) = F[b) - F(a)
4) P[a <;
Which of the following are correct?
(i) F(aX + b) = aE[X) + o
(ii) p2 = (12' - (pi' )2
(iii) (12 - variance
(iv) var (aX + ti) =
11
2) (i), (ii), (iii)
3) (ii), (iii)
4) (i), (iv)
Which of the following, is not true regarding the normal distribution?
1) skewness is zero
2) mean - median = mode

l ) ^ = e ~ 2

3) the points of inflection are at X = p a

4 ) maximum height o f the curve i s - =

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