Mathematics Objective Questions Part 17
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IAS Prelims 2009
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H OI\ illM) urbi tral') constants does the geneml equation of l1 quadr::nic cone \lith a gJ I'CLl conditioo havc'l a. J b. 4 c. 5 d one of the abo,·e e. b What IS the equat10n of a C} lmder \\ hose genor:llors are parallel Lo 01e O.'(is of z. and wllich pusses tluough the ci rete 11 hose ccnti e IS \IL o. O) and radJus ::1 and lvme m the ~ -plane'' · -
2 ' ( J_ X y- - ll'l.l' =: I
b x1 + yJ -Jax= O
c. r + )•2 -4a~= o
cl ;:- 1 y: - ax= 0
e. a Lei i:i =i +2j e3k . li ={ -3j n k and
c = j - k What is i orthogonal tO ti artd sarisfi
x•b=h-c~ a 3i-k b - Ji+k
d i-2j.k e, c The ve.ctor h = the sum of a._,~-
is" o be wntten us
1 arallel to ii = 1 ' J perpend1cul nr to a \\ll1at
- (i.._j)n
c. 2l(i ~ i)l l d. None of the abel\ e. e. d
Whatistl.{n {6 (ii· J)}}~{!ualt o'! a. ( a,J) [t~- tl.l7J
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b ( h J)[ ci .~:, ,7] c (!i.a)[o,ci.J] d (d .. 5Jft;.<l til e b
The position ' ettors ii. points A. R C. D respec
the
arm of n vector parallel to ii = 1i - j d :1 vector ortlwgonnl to ii is
a [(3t$<J)i -(t t.JW)J]+ [l::-{ 31-/iii)}i -{t +(11-liO)} i -Jk J
b. l (312)i- (J/ 2) i]+
[ ( t/ 2) i + (J / 2)j - 3k] c [p t4)i-- (1/4) l]+
[(514)1 +(514)j - 3k]
d. (3i - j) t {~i' ~ 1.i-3k) e b lf J (x+ l)+t(r- l) =2f (x) and j{O)=V.
then wh~t tS f(n) where ll eN ?
a nf (t)
b. [ f'( t)J c tl tl 11
e. a If f(.() = l / ( 1 -K).g (I') = /[J ( ~)J aod
1/( .~) = f[g ( ~·)] . then 1\'h:tl is
I (x)~ (x)h(x) equnl to 'I
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h. (l
c.. I d. 2 e. a
2n+l I ;n•l What is lhl: value of lim • 'I
U -- t zH , ~If
a. I 3 b. e. ~
·' d. '1•
<.:. c I I •
lf F(.rJ : 2 J{4rJ 2F'(')}ur . tht:n X \ ~
1~hJl is F'!4)cqunlto 'l a. 32'9 b. li-t:; c. (j.IIQ
d. tnl3 e. a
Lct /(.t) = x f ~] . .r 0. where
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e. b \\llal is lhe ma.~imum l'aluc of I. for \\hich (cos " + sin x) + 11-:os x 5in X) I. !> 7 a I 0 b 8 c. tO d. Nnnc of the a hove e. c
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"lltc e;x:c.entricit) of the:: uClni<l
( .r -J)2 tun1 a+ /sec::1 a= l. o ,. c~ ! rr 2
as a function of n. a. is incr(;.lsing b. is dc:cre3sing c a const:tnt d. doe.< not exist e. h lf A denotes the area between the cat-.·nary
.1· ccnsh ( .r c). x xt nnd an•l
the x ·:~.otis. ~nd • stands the inlerYening arc. tb In? d I (cs) b. cs e. c~ d. •
the lo llnwing dilfcr~ntinl
represents the orlhogon:tl --v·o.r~"""" ... -$ of the f:mtily of cur~·e~ ,ory-~1·1
·c/y-y.;{y = lJ xJy • yd'l: ~ 0
c. xd~-Y«•· = ll d. xdr+ yi{t' =0 c. c Wbat is i,he solution. of Ute dilfercntinl
. dt• x(2 lnx• 1) ..:q un bon - ·- = ?
J_,· su1 y + ycos y
a. y siny = x: ln x t
b. (} ' .1•7
) COS I'= :r2 1n X ' X ( '
c. ysin l· ~ cosr = x - ( .? 2) Jc
d. :-Jone of the abo\'e e. a Consider thdollo" ing stat~ments. l. If A i• an invertible square rnatri~. then
adjiAT) - Iadj A)T. 2. u· A is au in~·.:rtible squ.•rc matri~ of
order n. then adj (adj A) -I AI..-~ A. Which of the 3bov<! statement~ i< nre currco:t'l 3 . I only 1>. 2 only c. Both 1 and 2 d. Ncill:u::r !nor 2 e, c: TI1e difierential
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exact on muliiplic:orion with which on.: of the following'! a. x
' b. x· ' c. I (lc"l
d. l 'x e. c \\ h:lt i~ the general ~nlut inn of the ..:quation 6y"-r 5y '-Gy-.,- ~
a. y-= , 1e • ...:3c' ~ (x 6} (5 ~6)
b. .1 - .:1e" 1 r c~e 1
' ~ ( .r: 6) ( 5 ~6 )
c. y :"lcl" , c3e- 1" 1 (.r16) , (S 36)
d, v= Gje3'
1+c,c· lr l +(h 36)+(1 6)
e. b Wh.1t iR the di!l'tlralltal cqu.etion corresponding to the 13m ily of curves
' y : k{x - kt. whcu: 1.: •s an arhtlr:~ry
constants?
( c/p )l 2 I d~· ) ,
3 . - ·- I 4.\y - · 8y• - 0 dx 1 .lx
h. ( '1l' )
3
- 4-w( tly ) 1 S:v2 o d.t tlx
c. ( dy )J - x1 ( dy ·)l 1 21•[ ely ] dx ) 1 dr cJx
d. None of the :thovc e. h \Vhal is lh.: equation or t l . c:u tangent 3t an point (X. y tan- 1
( l.r1 Jy ) weth
p3sses through ( I 2)
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b.
' d1• v· x - · -· = y?
c/:r: X
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c. In (~ )-(.~ ) c·
( t
d. lnx + ~ = c ' )' J
.;, b The only .:uJVe lo r which sulmormal it of Cl)n~f.:lnt length ~' a. d rcle b. dlips<: c. h YJJCThOIJI d parahola e. d Con~ ider tbc folio'' ·
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2
.f
~
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fo llowing
4 5
~) 5 6
-l 5 ;) 3 6
l' =l~ 2 3 ~ 5 61 ;> 2 -l 3 6 J
permutlllioos
\VIu.:b of Ute follnn ing i. are Cl>tre.:t'/
I a 6 r 1
1 6 2 . I' : (J
1111
::.elect !be correc1 ans"er usmg tho code givcm below: a. I only b. 2 on I~ c. Doth I and 2 J ~either I and 2 e b l .t:l 'L• denote the maltrplicative proup of nun-2eru campi<:.'- numbers. Let G1 be the: cyclic subgroup g<'ner;~ted by I t i nnJ 0 : be the cyclic 1ubgroup genC11ltcd by
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(I • t)1..fi . \\<ltkh uno of tho fullowing iM
correc.t? a. Both 0 1 and G, nrc mlin1Le groups b. G1 is finite. hut G1 is infinite gmup c. G: is finite. but G 1 is infinite group d. Rotll lrt and G2 are lin it.: SI'OUilS e. c Cons1der Ute follotnnu statements: I. Lc:i (R.. ~. ·) be a ring. IJ (R.. + ) is a
c~ dk group. then R i~ 1 commutative ring. 34.
2. U' an int.:gral domaan is iniiOII.:. tlu.:n it cannot be a tic:ld .
Which of the above statement~ " :n <!
correct? a. l only b. 2 onl~·
c. Both I nnd 2 d. Nejthcr l and 2 e. a
30. Let G he a group and ld n,: G il O(n) - n and k is <Ill\' integer. Then whidt on..: of l.he follnwing is correct'' a. O(n' ) n only h. O (ak) _ n
c. 0(a' ) c. n nnl) c.J . O(nk) ~ n
e. d 3 1, l,;et R be :a linite ring •lith unity
be !he l.:asl posit ive Integ, ..ic.:-~....,.; mn 0 tor all nr- R ~nd lot -...... positive inlc.:g~T s uch th• n. - ( one ofthc folio" ing is co t7 a. m and n may no xist b. m and n ex is 1 ..
c. m and n ·t_ m d. m and n e. d
32 l <!t , 111 o integral c.Jomdllb. l et • . b)l,, .- R1.bo ll2 } and
,c/) s (u 1 c.b d).
(ct.b .(<·.d) : (ac.N/) Whidt onc of th u
follow ing is correct? a. ~ R1 is also an intcgrnl domain. hut
not necessaril\• n field
b. R1 R1 ncud ~01 be: ~~~ intcgr:1l clomnin
c. R1 Rl is no t a ring
d. R1 R1 is a lidd
e. b
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Which one of tlte li•llowing slalcmcnt< i~ not correct? a. Eve1y Jlltegral dnmn)n D hn'
ch~r3Cicristic w ro or a prime b If R is a ri11g such that al a. lo r nil
a ':R.. tlu.:n a- b- 0 implic.:s a - b. c. If R. is a ring in "hich xJ=x, f<1r all
, ,- !{_ llten R is 3 cnmmutal ivc ring nf
d
• - 1,2.3 . .....
6.'et:~~' be the vc:ctor sra.:~: of all mnpJ'inj!S · n IR' to 1!1. and le t
'• = {f -: 1"1/ ( - .t) = n~·Jl :md
,..1 = {/ E r 1 j ( ..1) = -/ (x)} · Wh1ch one
of the following is con-eel'/ a. NeitllE'I" " • and v~ jq Sllbspacc or v b. V 1 is a subspace of V hut \11 ls not a
~ubspa.cc oi'V c. V 1 i~ not o suhspnce of \ but \1 ~ is B
subspace ofV tl . Both V1 and V ~are subspaccs o l' \' e. d \\"!tat is the dimension of the suh;;pace generated by tlte vectors ( 2. 1.~.3). (2.L20). (0_0.2.3) and (4.263) m
I =R* ? a I b. 2 c. 3 d. -1
e b Let r: 12 l -> ~ l be n hnc:ar mapl>ing defmed by ft:~.b.c) % (a_ J i b, 0) for all
(a.b.c ) .:i13 . \Vb.1l is the matrix of the
linear mapping with respect to st:mdard ba.sis te, . c~.~}?
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r: II
Il l 3. I 0
0 II
[:
0 :I b. I
I (I
r: 0 u
c. I 0
() I
r: u
"] d. I (I
\ n () n e. d Let T ::l' transl'orrnalion represen tation
wdercd lusl~
nul lity ot'T 'I ~ . (I
b. I c. 2 d . .3
b
2.
. ~· with
I I
is I)
I
2
d. Neitht.:r I no r 2 e. ...
be whose matrix •·e.pcet to ~t!lndard
0 ()
I 0 , Whnt
0
nf j~
4U. A pnnicle is projected vcnicJIIy up from n poin~ TI1c particle is seen tD Jl3&8 Lhrough a point on the p11lh at times lt. •~ "hih.: moving up and down rcspcclively. \\'hat is the velocity of the pmjection'l
;I g(Ti ~ ti)
,, + ':
h. g(r1 - r~)
2
c. g{f, - 1!) d. :-:one of the abo"" , .. b
•• 4 I \\' b:Jt is lhe value of l101 _•_.....,.~
~ 0 b. I '2 c 2 d. e e. h
42. \\ 'hich one of lllltl:jJI
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into an equivalent
..:. ~ ... latch tist I willl list ll and select tha l!orrect :ttl~wer using tbe code ghe•1 belrm the lists: l.isi I (Hjm·ise opetati(ln) A. 10111 Al\0 I LIOI B. 10001 OR 11001 C. 111010 I XOR J 10 I I Li•t 11 (Out pol) J. 10110 2. 010111 3. Hllfll ..J. 1100 I ) . 000 10 Code:<i:
A a. ..J b. 3 1!. ' _, d. ..J e . ..
B ('
1 5 ..J j
..J 2 1 2
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The n~<.:mOr) n~cC:);s time of diJ:ll;n::n l. memo!") de\ icas ;Jmmgcd 111 a~c.:nding order is: a. Cache. R. \M, hard dis'-. magnetic IJi'~ b. RAJ\l. hml diRI., mQgn~tic tape, cache c. M:t!,~lctic tape. hat'\! disk. RJ~L o.:adtc d. J lard disk, RAM .. cache, magncltc tape e. a Which one of the following i>nli>..:rtics is used 10 ~>lnrc: a binary digit in a hurd dask'/ 3 , m~lrical b. !'llagnetio c. Magnt!lo-optical d. Ophe;ol e. b What is lhc hcxadc.:.imal CijUI\ ~lent of th~ de<: im~ I num lx:r ~ 18 L9'! a. 05JA b. A35A c. A3SB d. !\35('
IS J 7ef0,
a. who:n all inp ut~ at.: :r.CI'!J
b. when all inp u t~ n:re 011c c.. when :~ny Qlle input is 7.ero d. wh..:n any one input is one
"· b
Dir ectio n~: The following four (4) ' f,:t
of l" o slal<.m<.:niJ;, one labelled as .. Lh-.., ..,,.....,,._ (A) ' nod the vther as ·Reason examine these two statement~ ca and sdcd
111,1 the g11'en cud~-s . • 4K here D,). 31 and DJ
t , q(x) p(X• ·' >· r a. p. y are IJJe roots of
- f 9. o t (R): If o i., a 1oot of p(x) 0. tlu:n s ot of q(x) 0
th A .md R nn: indivulu:oll) true anJ R is the correct explanation of A
b. Both .\ :tnd R arc individually true but R i• not the com:ct c::xplanat ion of' A
c. A i~ LTu.: but R is false d. A is f3l~e but R is true e. d
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As$<•rt ipu (A) The ~ulutinn c•l'
d2
v "'' ,. - ·- - 3- ·- - :!r =e •~ d··2 d\· .
' = c1e~ -"f ~el.r - xe11'.
Rt>ason (!l) : 1lle particu la1 integr81 nf ltD))•- e"' is x[f'(all Je"' when f(a) 0. 3 . Both . \and R are individuaU} (me .md
I~ is the cun'I!Ci ~pt.1naiton of A b Both .-\ and R ~re indi\;dual true but
R is nut the corr"'"t <..:xpla.n f i\ c. .-\ is true but R IS f11lse d.. i\ is false but R is tnu:
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Let(~ ~ {;{; x is a positive rea l number! .
For any xo:G, let ..{;: denote U1o po~iti1 c
square root of x. For any x. y£Li. define
I"•J' ,frY \sserlinn (i\) ; • i;; a commutnth hinal)
OJ>"ration un G and if x • :V \ • z lor an)
x. y. 7• G.then .Y - z. Reason (R); (G. •) IS a group. a. Both A and R arc .indivu.lualJ} tlllc and
R ~· Ute correct expl3n3hoo of A b. Both A and Rare indi\'idually true but
R j, nollhc corred cxplan.ttion u l A c A is trve hut R is false d. A is false but R is true e 1.'
Tn o like parallel forces f 1 and F! .1ct pn n rigid body at t.\ and B. If F1 and h nrc interchanged in posilton. the pnint of application of lhe resu lt;tnt ~~ Jisplaccd through how much distan.::.:'/
(Pj - P; )a J .
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(FJ F,)u h.
(l'j - F:)
( fl l ~<; ) t l c.
(F( - FJ}
(fi +Fj )ll tl ..
21 r;-1-; )
e. b along AR where An i~ equal to 11
ForcL"S of rclahw ma~itudc5 5 .. I.. I.. 3 a.:l along the sld.:Jt AB. AC' .. CO and ,\0 ~pcctivcl'• of a "l""rc ABCO of side length Cl. \\ b~t IS the equation or tho: line of ac11on along \\ h1ch the ~iogle re~utunt acts? a. x - r : a b. 2(x- y) u
c. x-y = 2<•
b.
c.. "" a
d. ol thll
e . A squan: on four legs plac .. '<l fCj!pec te middle point>J of 1~ sideo;f.f'.,._o3oe I c \\eight or the t.1hl" and \\ e grea test \\eight that can be put
""'''...::"ll:c the comers withollt llJ)Sclting the then nhich one of the following ;,
corra:r~ a. \V' - \\' b.. \\ ' - 2\\"" c. W' - 3W d. \\i' - -1\\' e. a What i~ tho distan..:c of ~'lltr<.> ur gravi ty from ori&iu of the \'OIUmc formed by tho: revolution of th~ portion ur the p:U'ahol;l
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J' ' - 4{!X cut offlryx r h ;ihiJul the axis of x'? a. It~ b. b 3 1!. h/2 d. 21V3 e. d ,\ pu.:..:.: oJjce slides down a 45~ inclind in
'"ice ih.; time it takt:~ to ~I ide ~ fiictionless -15 incline. \\' coctlici.mt of friction hem th the incline? a. l 3 b.. 1 '2 c. 2.3 d .. ' •
• b. ~s·
c. 110" ll . 90° e. c At a distance x from a centre of force. I he velocity \. of a particle.. moving in a
straighl line is gi\'en by :r = 112 ..,. \\here a. b are eon.,brtL• and It II, \\ hidt one or the following 1s CQm:ct? a. The accderat1on is invcr.o.cl~
proportional to x and lhl' lon:c is allractiYe.
h. 11te acceleration t• mv~el)
proportional to x and the Ioree is repulsive.
t:. "llte acceler~tion is inversely
proportiunal to ./X aml the force i• nttractiVl.:.
d. The acce]ep l iou
proportional to .[X repul'iive.
"· a
• . I I~ lltVCrt;C y
and the force is
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i\ bullet lln:d into u tnrg.:t lo~t:s 2. 3 of i ~ vtlocity after pcnc.:lrating 1' 12 ern. it will come to res1 after 1x:netrnting further <1. I em
b 11\ Scm C. 1/96 C:ITI
d. I 19llcm e. C'
A parti le ill projected at 3n nnglc: of 75" and after 5 'ccond~ ot a.ppcan. to ha\.: ao ele\ at ion of 45• from the point of projection \\'hnt is th.: imtia l velocity or projection?
a.. 5o.fi g
b. 5g .fi c. 5g d. lOg ~. a \\'hc:re g i~ tl1 t: acccler:atiun due tu gr3Vit) .
63. [f we n;~umc U1at the Earth 1s a homogeneous sphere ot radius a. tho: attraction on n pnrtidc in~iuc: the E:ortb produces an ac~ch:rntion which v;orics directly a~ th<l d ls1uncc from lh..: centre nf the Eurth and tho.: nccl.lll!nltion on thu surface is g. then what time would • t)nr1 icle tnkc to move dll\~11 a smcw straight tuhc li·rn11 the ~ur1"3ce of th •
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to i Is ceo !ro?
a . (2~r)~ur ~
b. (r. 1 2) ~a g
c. lfh d. (4r.lh • e. b
' lc uf Ilia>& 01 os ~~~·o surf~.:e of tJ1 e e.Jrtl1 with
·0<1i~~~ll nglc v. to thu \ c:rtie31. llto as~ • ed to be a 5ph..:n: of mass ~ I
ilrll_...li'u~ R. wh31 i~ the o:m:tg} 1 iately otfier the launch?
a ,,,.l 2
b. (nn•1 2) - mgR
c. (mv' 2) - mgR
d. mgRcosa e. b If a non-singular squan: mutrix A s:ltL~ lics
theequ;~tion /+. 1+ .11 + ...... + . 1 = ()then what is A· ' equal to?
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b. ~· c - .-J''' (\. A' e. h lf the 'et of equationi
(b +c)x-(c-o )y-(u + b) (),
c.T+<!)I+b = O. <.1\'+by+ c =ll 01.re con.<i\tenl then which one ofdt following is COITC\!t? 1. a-b.,-c=O 2. .1=b=. ~. a-b-c=O
given belo\\ : a. lor 2 h. •
cos/) - sin 0 ·,, , tJ1cn which nno
sinO cosO ;
d1e fo llowing i~ corrccl? a, .-l11 .,l~- r11 + 11~1 b. il... "'I" - t l0 - ·1.._
c. ( ..I, r = ~~.s l'or any pusitil't: integer n
d. .4, = ( {J ) I
e c W T: ].3
• R' b~ a tin~r lmnsfunuatiun
gi\'en by(x,y.;)
= (2TA x - y . 2x 3.r =l for ~II
(.r,y.z) · ii!'J. \\lticltoncuflhclullo\ling
is correct'! 3 . f is onto. but not one-one b. 1' os one-one. bot not onto c. T is onto anJ 0111.:-onc d. ] i; neither one-one nor unto e. C'
\'ltat is the locus of th.: mid-point of a focal chord of a parabni.YI 3 . Circk h Parabola .;. Ellip:~ce
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~x - 4y 7 . \\'hat i~ th C•tuntio!l of the
circle? a , x'- y 1
- 2.>: - 2y (o2
b. x1 1'
1 2 t 2•·= .n c. x' - .v' - 2r + 2y 47
d. J? · _l'l 2T I 2 _1' - 62
e. c \\"hat os the locus of the mid-point\ of the chords of lhc circle T
1 •·
1 -1 "bich subtends a righ t angle at tl1e orig in'! a. x + y - 2
b. J?- r 1 - 1
c. .\'1 1'
1 = 2
d. \' + y = l e. c Th~ limiting casu of an ellipse of 11 hicb tl1e eCCo:Jllricity tend• to zero IS a. Straightline b. C'ircle c. P;trab()ht d. 121Upsc
h
a. h.
c. h.\'+ ~)' -= h' r k' d. hv - kx = O
I. ~) respecti\·ely. V'llll1!1\tll1 cusines of PQ?
3 ---Jr) 5·0·-i)
d. ( --E.u-Ji) e. tl If f ( X. y. ::') - (I Ill a h 0 1110!!UileOUS
e<ruilli(JJI in x.. \ . t., then whid1 of lh~o: folio\\ ing i~ correct?
~ . f ( .~. y. -: ) : 0
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h. f( - x,-y,-: ) 0
~. ((rx, tJ•, r::) = O Vr -=:it
d. Ooth (b) and (c) .:. d Which is lhc:: n:.ture of the: intur<cction of
tlu: set uf' planes x ~ ' '·' ' + ( b- ' ) ::- - J - 0.
.T- br- (c-a )= + d = O ami
ncy.(a•b): d=(l '1
a. They me.>~ at a point b. The) l(>nn a trianguJJ c. They pass through !:!!!""" d. They are al eq
origin e t:
\\'hal is lhe po l>l~ Ill.: point (2., I )7
3 .
tangent at any
' ). ' 5 )I= X i .X i X I
with x-ruris, then following is correct'/ a . I A. I~ l
b. I ..t I· .J3 ~. 0 A. ' J d. A. -= (0.1 )
e. b
point of the CUI'\ c makes acutCl nn&lu which ono of rho
The normal to the cun>e at P(x.. yl mCCb
the '\·axis ~~ G. If the di~l~ncc of G li'<Jm the origin is twict: the abscissa of P. lhcn "hat is the nature of tlte curve? ~ C'ircle b. Parabola c. Ellipse d. Uyperbola e. d \\lml 1s the number of asymptotes of 01u
-.-unc y=e·• tlon( :r.> )?
J . t1
b. 2 t: I d. u e. "
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81.
82.
83.
S5.
\Vhal Is 1111.: ligtuc 3S)'mplotes of
X1 )'
1 c' ( x' - i) 'I J . A t)ar:,llelogrnm b. A rectangl.: c. A trinngl" d . A squnre e. d
fnm1cu by :111 lhl.l 1hc ~UC\'"
Lei f (.~) .\ 1
• 11 - 2 and (l •.c ) "
g{x) : (J.J~{. ..... .n lim~-s)(x l th'n \\h3t
is Jx 'g (x)c.L,- equallo''
(t+nx• )' ' ' a. ... c
n I
I )' I ' \ I • '" b. f c
n(n - 1)
( . )'"' ., I I TIS c. +c
n-. I
( • )1~!1 .. , l iiL~
d. I C 11(11 + 1)
e. b rr [:'I.] denote& lh!: grcah:sl integer fu 1
of x, then wh~l is the vn l I ' J {[x] l ln (J • s ) tJ
a. - I '2 b. u c.. d. e. a \\lu i
• cnclo~ed b) !he x - ( m:os t) .,J;.
'~~k·a of n .:irclc of rndiWi J:J. . . -~ I;
b. Th.: ;uca olthc clhpse -+- - I u" h1
c. The area of o rectangle of $id ~ a and b d. None of th.: above e. c The length or the upper half ponion nf th~ cardiuitls r = ( I <.:OS 8) is bist.:t.:lcod by
1vhich one of the following lines? a. f) tr l (,
87
90
9 1
b. (/= ;7'4 c (} : r. J d. fl = lT ' 2 ...:. c What is the perimeter of the curv" r - 2cns0'1
~. ~~r
d. S;r e. a The I.in<: scgm~nl revol\ cd about the ·i col) e. \\ 'h:u is tl~ l;ll I su
a .fin b. ;r .fi c. d.
c.
L.d r (.~) ,1) <'-~ - ltlx "" th:ll
f (l ) - -6 andf(2) = 0. hy the mean vn luc
th.:orem. there exist~ 3 numbc•· y i11 the
open iuleC\'l!J (0.1) such lb.at f'( I • r) - 6 .
111e \·alue of y turns OUllO be 3 , Gn:ato:r th:m 3 ~ b. Between 1 2 md 3 -1 c. Rei\\ een 1 .t and 1 2 d. Less tltan 11-1 e.. b
l6sin' U equals to \\ hich on.: of the following'? a. sin50+5sin3U T lOsinU b. ~in~0- 5.si n3B 1 IOsin f.l c. sin 50 5sin3fJ lOsin 9 d. s in5&+ 5~in38 - 10sin0
e. h If a.fl.r are the rooL< or the etrunlion
x3 - 2.r +5=U. tlteu ~\hat is the vn luc of
(a - !1)( a - 1)- ( fJ - y )( jl - a)
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J , 2 b. 4 c. s d. 6 e. {I
IT a.p.,,S m : the root! ul th.: cqu~tion
px•-~ ;- rx' - s.~ • 1 II. then what ·~
the value of L ( rl/1) 1
'
3 . r 'p b. p r c. r I d. None of the above ... c
93. u· p represents the vari3blc point z Jnd if 2: - I 1- 2 : Uten "hal is the locus of P?
~- Circ le b. SLraight line c. Ellipse d. llyperbo ln e, b
9-i. \\1tal is the equiva lent binat·y numb~T uf de<:imaJ ( l 1.8 I 25 )10?
a . 1011.1101 b, 1010.1101 c. 101 1,1110()1 I d. ItO 1.10001 e. a
95, Let f be :1 111:11'P'"S friJlll the .~.:l X l Let A 1 and AJ he the arbitrary su c; s f and l.:l B1 nnd BJ b~: the arb ·
of Y. \\1tlch onc of the fum· tg nccessatily hold?
•• _r( .. ~.n..~,l =-/ ~ln . b. I (.-1, U.-!1 ) • )Uf ( ·I,) c. r' IB, B,)n1 •(n, ) d {"( '(8,)UJ '(B,)
% . the value uf
n) isin(/1' n)
[ l+cos( ll' u) - tsin(n n)r ~~J-ure
11 • Z and n .. I ']
3. 1 b 2
97.
98
c. 1 (l - 2 e. c Wba! is tho vulu~: or a For "hidt thu
equations .l• err I = 0 and
x 1 + .JX' + l ~o have a common root'! J .
b. c d.
a. b.
hegr<>L!p (0.+ 6 ) whereG - {0, I. 2,.3.
~- 5} :mu +-6 is mldi tion modu lo 6. what i~
th~ inverscof(2 t 6 :<-1 '• 4)?
a. 0 b. 2 c. ~
J. 5 e. c
llltl. Consider Ute following ~talement.s: I. "J I, [3). r 511 IS a subgrOU(l of l pI •
12]. [3]. [4]. [5]. 1611 und~T
muJliplic.:uioo modulo 7. 2 lf G is a group of urd.:r 5. 11 ha• no
proper subgroup. \\'hic.h of the sblements given 3hove i'l 3fC
curra:l? a l only b 2 onlv c. Both I and 2 d. :"--eitho::r 1 nor 2 e. b
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