Maths Revision

Sri Chaitanya IIT Academy Mathematics
SRI CHAITANYA IIT ACADEMY, INDIA

A.P, TELANGANA, KARNATAKA, TAMILNADU, MAHARASHTRA, DELHI, RANCHI
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QUICK REVISION TEST
Multiple Answers
1 1 1
A solution ( x, y ) of the system of equations x  y  and cos 2   x   sin 2  y  
3 2
7 5  2 1  5 7   13 11 
A.  ,  B.  ,  C.  ,  D.  , 
6 6  3 3  6 6  6 6
Answer :A,C,D
1 1
Solution : x  y 
3
 2

and cos   x  y  cos   x  y    x  y  2n, n  z
2 y2
2
For 0  x  2 then 2cos ec x
 y  1  2 is
2
A. satisfied by exactly one value of y B. satisfied by exactly two values of x
C. satisfied by x for which cosx = 0 D. satisfied by x for which sinx = 0
Answer :A,B,C
2  3
Solution : 2cos ec x ( y  1) 2  1  2  cos ec 2 x  1 and y = 1 x , , y 1
2 2
3     
If x cos   y sin   x cos   y sin   2a and 2sin   sin    1 then
2 2
2
A. y  4a(a  x) B. cos   cos   cos  cos 
4a 2  y 2 4ax
C. cos  .cos   2 D. cos   cos  
x  y2 x  y2
2
Answer :A,B,D
Solution :  and  satisfy x cos   y sin   2a   x 2  y 2  cos 2   4ax cos    4a 2  y 2   0
4ax 4a 2  y 2
cos   cos   , cos  .cos  
x2  y 2 x2  y 2
        
2sin   sin    1  4 sin 2   sin 2    1  cos   cos   cos  .cos 
2 2 2 2
4 tan 3 A
If  k (k  1) then
tan A
cos A k  1 sin 3 A 2k 1
A.  B.  C. k  D. k > 3
cos 3 A 2 sin A k  1 3
Answer :A,B,C,D
Quick Revision Test Multiple Answers Page 1

k 1 sin 3 A 2k
Solution :  2 cos 2 A   1  2 cos 2 A 
k 1 sin A k 1
cos 3 A k 1 2 3  tan 2 A 1
 4 cos 2 A  3  2 cos 2 A  1  1  Also k  2
 k  ,k  3
cos A k 1 k 1 1  3 tan A 3
5  1 
If  cos 2 x   1  tan 2 y   3  sin 3 z   4 then
2
2
 cos x 
A. x may be a multiple of  B. x cannot be an even multiple of 

C. z can be a multiple of  D. y can be multiple of
2
Answer :A,D
 1 
Solution :  cos 2 x    2, 1  tan 2 y   1 , 2  3  sin 3 z  4
2
2
 cos x 
So the only possibility is
1
cos 2 x   2,1  tan 2 2 y  1 , (3  sin 3z )  2
cos 2 x
n 
 cos x  1 tan 2 y  0 sin 3z  1 x  m y z  (4 p  1)  m, n, p  I
2 6
6 
For   which of the following hold (s) good?
7
A. tan  tan 2 tan 3  tan 3  tan 2  tan  B. cos ec  cos ec 2  cos ec 4
1
C. cos   cos 2  cos 3  D. 8cos  cos 2 cos 4  1
2
Answer :A,B,C
Solution : (A) 3  2  
tan 3  tan(2   ) tan 3  tan 2  tan   tan  tan 2 tan 3
3 
2 sin cos
(B) R H S  s in 4   s i n 2 

2 s i n 3 c o s 
 7 7  1  cos ec
s in 2 s in 4 s in 2  s i n 4  2 4 sin 
sin sin
7 7
 2 3 1
(C) cos   cos 2  cos3  cos  cos  cos 
7 7 7 2
(D) 8cos  cos 2 cos 4  1
7 Which of the following quantities are rational?
 11   5   9   4 
A. sin   sin   B. cos ec   sec  
 12   12   10   5 
     2   4   8 
C. sin 4    cos 4   D.  1  cos   1  cos  1  cos 
8 8  9  9  9 
Answer :A,B,C,D

11 5      1  
Solution : (A)  sin sin  sin   cos    sin    Q
12 12  12   12  2  4 
 9   4      
(B)  cos ec   sec     cos ec   sec    4  Q
 10   5   10   5 
    1 3
(C)  1  2sin 2   cos 2    1    Q
8 8 4 4
   2   2 4  1
(D)  2 cos 2   2 cos 2   2 cos   Q
 9  9  9  8
8 Which of the following is true in a triangle ABC?
A  BC  A  BC 
A.  b  c  sin  a cos   B.  b  c  cos  a cos  
2  2  2  2 
A A  A  A
C.  b  c  sin  a sin   B  D.  b  c  cos  a sin  c  
2 2  2  2
Answer :A,C
B  C sin  A  B  sin  A  C 
cos    
bc 2  2  2 
Solution : 
a A A A
sin sin sin
2 2 2
9 
If f  x   sin 1 x  cos 1 x and if f  k 2  2k  3  , (k  1) then
2
A. k  1  3 B. k is any real number
C. k 2  2(k  2) D. k  1  5
Answer :A,C,D
1  k 2  2k  3  1  k 2  2k  2  0 and k 2  2k  4  0
Solution :
 k  1  3 and k  1  5
10 If in a right angled triangle, having integer sides the perimeter of triangle is equal to the area of triangle then
possible area of triangle is/are
A. 12 B. 18 C. 24 D. 30
Answer :C,D
ab 4  a  2
a  b  a2  b2  b
Solution : 2 a4
 a  5, b  12; a  6, b  8
11 In a triangle ABC if area (   0) is constant. For the given constant angle C if side AB is minimum then
2 2 4 4
A. a  B. b  C. a  D. b 
sin c sin c sin c sin c

Answer :A,B
2 2 2 2 1
Solution : c  a  b  2ab cos c   a  b   2ab 1  cos c     ab sin c
2
2 1  cos c 
Hence c   a  b   4 
2 2
 constant for c to be maximum a = b then
 sin c 
2 c c 2
  a  b  4 tan  4 tan is 2ab  a 2  4 / sin c  a  b 
2 2 sin c
12 z0 is a root of the equation z n cos  0  z n 1 cos 1  .....  z cos  n 1  cos  n  2 where i  R then
1 1 3
A. | z0 |  1 B. | z0 |  C. | z0 |  D. | z0 | 
2 4 2
Answer :B,C
Solution : 2 | z0n cos n  z0n 1 cos 1  z0n 2 cos  2  ....  z0 cos  n 1  cos  n |
2 | z0 |n | cos 0 |  | z0 |n 1| cos 1 | .... | z0 || cos  n 1 |  | cos  n |

1 1
2 | z0 |n  | z0 |n 1  | z0 |n  2 .... | z0 | 1   1 | z0 |  | z0 |2 .....  2  | z0 |
1 | z0 | 2
13 If conjugate of a complex number z  a  ib is defined as z  b  ai then which of the following is/are

true
z z  z z z  z
A. z1 z2  i z1 z2 B. z  z  z  z C.  1 2   1 2 D.  1   i 1
 z3  z3  z2  z2
Answer :A,B,D
Solution : The new definition of conjugate of z , z is b  ia  i(a  ib) which is i time old definition
14 A complex number Re( z )  i In( z ) such that sin(Re(z) + Im(z)) = sin (Rez) + sin (im(z)) and
| z  z |  | z  z |  2 , then
A. there are only two complex number on Real axis lies on locus of z
B. infinitely many points in argend plane satisfy the conditions
C. there is one complex number with argument  / 4 which satisfy the
condition
D. only 6 points in argand plane satisfy the conditions
Answer :A,C,D
Solution : sin( x  y )  sin x  sin y and | x |  | y | 1 whose six solution which are (-1, 0) (1, 0), (0, -1),
 1 1   1 1 
(0, 1)  ,  ,  , 
2 2   2 2
15 z1 and z2 are the roots of the equation z 2  az  b  0 where | z1 |  | z2 | = 1 and a, b are non zero complex
numbers then
A. | a |  | b |  3 B. | a |  2 C. arg (a 2 )  arg (b) D. arga  argb 2
Answer :A,B,C
z z a
Solution : 1 2 | z1  z 2 || z1 |  | z2 |  | a | 2 and | b | 1 , let z1  ei1 ; z2  ei2
z1 z2  b
 sin 1  sin  2  1   2 argb
arg b  arg z1 z 2  1   2  arg a  arg  ei1  ei2   tan 1   
 cos 1  cos  2  2 2
 2arga  argb
16 Let ABC be an Isosceles triangle with base BC. If r is the radius of the circle inscribed in the triangle ABC
and r1 be the radius of the circle escribed opposite to the angle A, then the product r1r is equal to
1 2 a2
A. R 2 sin 2 A B. R 2 sin 2 2 B C. a D.
2 4
Answer :A,B,D
2 (2 s  2b)2
Solution : r1r   ( s  b) 2  ( b  c)
s ( s  a) 4

 a  b  c  2b 
a2
( b  c) 

4 R 2 sin 2 A
 R 2 sin 2 A
4 4 4
If B    A    2  r1r  R 2 sin 2 (  2 )  R 2 sin 2 2  R 2 sin 2 2 B
17 If sides of triangle ABC are a, b and c are such that 2b  a  c then

b 2 b 1 b b 3
A.  B.  C.  2 D. 
c 3 c 3 c c 2
Answer :A,C
b 2
Solution : a  b  c  2b  c  b  c  3b  2c Also b + c > a    b  c  2b  c
c 3
b
 2c  b   2
c
18 If the line joining the orthocentre and the circumcenter of triangle ABC is parallel to the side BC , then the
value of tan B . tan C where . denotes greater integer  x
1
1   1 
A. B. 3 C.  lt  x sin    D. 9.x 2 dx
3  x   x  0
Answer :B,C,D
Solution :

SM
Here SM  OD  2 R cos B.cos C From rt angled triangle SMC, cos A 
R
 cos A  2cos B.cos c   cos( B  c)  2 cos B.cos c  tan B.tan c  3
19 1 1 1
If    0 then the possible values of x are ____
cos x.cos 2 x cos 2 x.cos 3 x cos 3 x.cos 4 x
   n
A. B. C. n  , n  Z D. ,nZ
3 3 3 3
Answer :A,B,C
sin x sin  2 x  x 
Solution : Suppose sin x  0 then T1  
sin x cos x.cos 2 x sin x.cos x.cos 2 x
1
  tan 2 x  tan x  ( HereT1is I term) Similarly T2 , T3 also follows. T1  T2  T3  o
sin x
n
 sin 3 x  o  3x  n , n  z and n  3K , k  Z ,  x  , ' n ' is an integer  3k , k  Z
3

 x  k  , k  z 1
3
20      
If a  (b  c ) is perpendicular to ( a  b )  c , we may have
      
A. ( a.c ) | b |2  ( a.b )(b .c ) B. a.b  0 C. a.c  0 D. b .c  0
Answer :A,C
Solution : [ax(b  c )].[(a  b )  c ]  0  (a .c )[(a .c ) | b |2 (a .b )(b .c )]  0  (a) and (c) correct.
21 The XY- plane is rotated about its line of intersection with the YZ- plane by 450 , then the equation of the
new plane
A. z  x  0 B. z  y  0 C. x  y  z  0 D. z  x  0
Answer :A,D
| | 1
Solution : Required plane is x   z  0 ,It makes angle 45° with z = 0      1
1 2 2
 (a), (d) correct
 
22 The equation of a line passing through the point a parallel to the plane r .n  q and perpendicular to the line
  
r  b  tc is
              
A. r  a   ( n  c ) B. ( r  a )  ( n  c )  0 C. r  b   ( n  c ) D. ( r  a ).n  0
Answer :A,B
Solution : Req. line perpendicular to x and c
 Line is r  a   ( x  c )
 (a) & (b) correct
23 C 
In a triangle ABC, with fixed base AB, the vertex C moves such that cos A  cos B  4sin 2   . If a, b and c
2

denote the lengths of the sides of triangle opposite to the angles A, B and C respectively then
A. a  b  4c B. a  b  2c
C. Locus of point C is an ellipse D. Locus of point C is a pair of straight lines
Answer :B,C
C  AB  C
Solution : cos A  cos B  4 sin 2  cos    2 sin  a  b  2C  AC  BC  AB
2  2  2
 Locus of C in ellipse
24 In a triangle ABC, if tan C  0 , then
A. tan A.tan B  1 B. tan A.tan B  1
C. tan A  tan B  tan C  0 D. tan A  tan B  tan C  0
Answer :A,C

Solution : tan C  0  C is obtuse  A  B   tan( A  B )  0
2
Also tan A  tan B  tan C  tan A tan B tan C  0
25  1  1  1 1  1 
If  ,  and  are the angles given by   2 tan 1  
2  1 ,   3sin 1 
 2
  sin   2  and   cos  3 
   
, then
5
A.    B.    C.    D.    
6
Answer :B,C,D
 1
Solution :   , cos  
4 2
3   3 1 1 1 5
   cos      and   cos 1    cos             
4 6  2 2   3 3 6
 
26 If (a cos i , a sin  i ), i  1, 2,3 represent the vertices of an equilateral triangle inscribed in a circle , then
A. cos 1  cos  2  cos 3  0 B. sin 1  sin  2  sin 3  0
1
C. tan 1  tan  2  tan  3  0 D. cos(1   2 )  
2
Answer :A,B,D
Solution : Given points lie in the circle x 2  y 2  a 2 since the points are vertices of an equilateral triangle
 Circum centre and centroid of triangle are same
a a
 cos 1  cos  2  cos 3   0 and  sin 1  sin  2  sin3   0
3 3
27 A quadrilateral ABCD is inscribed in a circle with AD as diameter if AD=4,AB=BC=1 then
15
A. CD=7/2 B. AC 
2

7 15 19
C. Area of ACD  D. Perimeter of quadrilateral is
4 2
Answer :A,B,D
Solution :
CD 1 7 15
AC 2  1  1  2 cos(   )  2  2  2 16  AC 2  ACD 
4 2 8
28 In a triangle ABC
A B C 9
A. cos ec  cos ec  cos ec  6 B. sin 2 A  sin 2 B  sin 2 C 
2 2 2 4
R A B C
C.  2 D. tan 2  tan 2  tan 2  1
r 2 2 2
Answer :A,B,C,D
C A B C C C
Solution : cos A  cos B  cos C  2 sin cos  1  2 sin 2   1  2 sin 2  2 sin
2 2 2 2 2
2
3  C 1 3
  2  sin     use for (A),(C)  sin 2 A  sin 2 B  sin 2 C  2  cos ec( A  B)  cos 2 C
2  2 2 2
2
 1 1 9 A B C
 2    cos c       tan  x, tan  y, tan  z
 2  4  4 2 2 2

1
 2 2
 2
x 2  y 2  z 2   xy  yz  zx    x  y    y  2    z  x   0
2
 
29 AB  3i  4k , AC  5i  2 j  4k Then for ABC
41
A. Length of median through ‘A’ is 33 B. Length of Altitude from ‘A’ is
2
C. ABC  41 D. Length of side BC is 2
Answer :A,B,C
Solution : P.V of mid point of BC=(4,-1,4)
(A)  16  1  16  33
1 1 164
2

AB  AC 
2
8.x  x 
8
30 2 i /2 2  i /6 2  i 5 / 6
The vertices A,B,C of triangle are represented by the complex numbers e , e and e
3 3 3
respectively. Then

1
A. Area of ABC is sq units
3
1
B. The equation of incircle of ABC is | Z |
3
C. For any point ‘P’ on the incircle of ABC , then PA2  PB 2  PC 2  5
2
D. Equation of circle passing through A,B,C is | Z  1|
3
Answer : B,C
Solution : The triangle is equilateral
2 1
Also | Z1 || Z 2 || Z 3 |  Origin is circumcentre  Incentre is Origin  r 
3 3
1  4
PA2  PB 2  PC 2 | Z  Z1 |2  | Z  Z 2 |2  | Z  Z 3 |2  3    3    0  5
3  3
31 
A plane 2x-3y=0 is rotated about its line of intersection with the plane Z = 0 through an angle
. If the
6
equation of the plane in new position is Ax+By+Cz=0 where A,B,C are irrationals having denominators
unity and A > 0, C > 0, B < 0 then
A. 3A+2B=0 B. A2  C 2  1  0 C. B 2  A2  15 D. A  B  2C  0
Answer :A,B,C
Solution : The plane is 2 3x  3 3 y  13 z  0
32 A square ABCD in anticlockwise sense such that A lies on positive x-axis. D lies on positive y-axis and C
(6,10) then
A. Equation of AD is 3 x  2 y  12 B. Equation of AB is 2x-3y=6
C. Equation of BD is x+5y-30=0 D. The area of square is 52 square units
Answer :A,C,D
Solution :
Equation of AD is 3x+2y=12
Equation of BD is x+5y=30
2
Area=  16  36   52
33 If A (3, 1), B (-2, -4). P be a point on x-axis such that

 1 
A. PA+PB is least Then P   ,0 
 3 
B. Minimum value of PA  PB is 5 2
C. | PA  PB | is Maximum then P=(2,0)
D. Maximum value of | PA  PB | is 34
Answer :B,D
Solution :
PA+PB is least when P,A,B are Collinear

3  h 1 0
   12  4h  h  2
h2 04
 5h  10  h  2
 P (2, 0)
Min value  PA  PB  25  25  5 2
B  2,4 
A  3,1
 14 
| PA  PB | is Max when P , A, B ' are callinear  P  ,0 
 3 
Max value AB1  25  9  34
34 A straight line with negative slope passing through the point (8,1) cuts the Co-ordinate axes OX and OY at
A and B respectively then
A. Minimum value of AB is 5 5
B. Minimum Value of OA+OB is 9  4 6 AB  5 5
C. Minimum Value of OA.OB is 32
D. Minimum Area of OAB is 16
Answer :A,C,D
Solution :

OA  OB  9  1cot   8 tan 
Min of OA  OB is 9
1
Area of OAB is  8  1cot   8 tan   1
2
Min Area  16
35 x y z
   1 Intersects the co-ordinate axes at points A, B and C respectively. If sides of  PQR has mid-
a b c
points A, B and C, then
A. Centroids of  ABC and  PQR coincide
B. Foot of normal to  ABC from O is circumcentre of  PQR
C. ar (PQR )  2 a 2 b 2  b 2c 2  c 2 a 2
D. Incentres of  ABC and  PQR coincide
Answer :A,B,C
Solution : Conceptual
36  z z 
If z1 , z2 , z3 are any three roots of the equation z 6  ( z  1)6 , the arg  1 2  can be equal to
 z2  z3 
 
A. 0 B.  C. D. 
4 4
Answer :A,B
 z z 
Solution : Since roots of z 6  ( z  1)6 are collinear  arg  1 3   0 or 
 z2  z3 
37    
Let a , b and c are three mutually perpendicular unit vectors and a unit vector r satisfying the equation
           
(b  c )  ( r  a )  (c  a )  ( r  b )  ( a  b )  ( r  c )  0
1    1    1    1   
A.
3
 a b c  B. 
14
 
2a  3b  c  C.
14

2a  3b  c 
D. 
3

a b c
Answer :A,D
          
Solution : (b  c )  ( r  a )  (b  c ).a )r  ((b  c ).r )a
           
Now, (b  c )  ( r  a )  (c  a )  ( r  b )  ( a  b )  ( r  c )  0
                     
 [(b  c ).a  ( c  a ).b  ( a  b ).c ]r  [(b  c ).r ]a  [(c  a ).r ]b  [( a  b ).r ]c  0
        
 (b .r  c .r ) a  (c .r  a.r )b  ( a.r  b .r )c  0

38 Let z1 , z 2 be the roots of z 2  (2 cos  ) z  1  0 then origin, z1 , z 2 from isosceles triangle if
  2 
A.   B.   C.   D.  
6 4 3 8
Answer :A,B,C,D
Solution : z1  cos   i sin   z2  cos   i sin  and z1  z2  | z1 || z 2 | 

 triangle is isosceles for all   (triangle is equilateral for   )
3
39 If two circles with centres c1 & c2 touches the coordinate axes in first quadrant and their point of
intersections are P and Q. If P(1, 2) then
A. The length of common chord PQ is 2
B. Distance between centres c1c2 is 4 2
C. The ratio of their radii is 1:5
D. The ratio of areas of triangles c1 PQ and c2 PQ is 1:7
Answer :A,B,C,D
Solution : P = (1, 2) , Q = (2, 1)
common chord is x + y = 3  S   L  0  x 2  y 2  3 x  3 y  4   ( x  y  3)  0
(  3) 2
x 2  y 2  (  3) x  (  3) y  (4  3d )  0  g 2  c   4  3   2  6  9  16  12
4
  7,1
Circle equations are x 2  y 2  2 x  2 y  1  0  x 2  y 2  10 x  10 y  25  0
40 If the line x + y = n, n  N is chord of the circle x 2  y 2  8 then

A. Sum of the squares of the length of the chord intercepts by the line on the circle is 68
B. No. of such chords are 2
C. No. of such chords are 3
D. The no. of circles which are touches the possible above chords are 0
Answer :A,C,D
Solution : r > d
n
2 2  n < 4  only x + y = 1 and x + y = 2 & x + y = 3 are the chords
2
Lengths of chords are 30, 24, 14
41 If PQR is the triangle formed by the common tangents to the circles x 2  y 2  6 x  0 and x 2  y 2  2 x  0
then
A. centroid of PQR is (1, 0) B. In centre of PQR is (1, 0)
C. circum radius of PQR is 2 units D. In radius of PQR is 1 unit
Answer :A,B,C,D
Solution :

C1  (3, 0) , r1  3 , C2  (1, 0) , r2  1
PQR is equilateral  le ,  S  I  (1, 0)
In radius of PQR  r1  1
Circum radius of PQR  2
42 If the eqaution x 2  2 2 xy  2 y 2  4 x  4 2 y  1  0 represents the tangents to same circle then

A. Diameter of the circle is 1 unit
B. Area of the circle is  sq. units
C. Equation of one line passing through centre of the circle is x  2 y  2  0
D. Perimeter of the circle is  sq. units
Answer :B,C
Solution : given pair of lines are parallel lines
4 1 f
 diameter 2r  2  2 , r = 1 unit, Equation of mid way line is  0  x  2y  2  0
1(3) x
43 If cos   cos   cos   sin   sin   sin   0 then

A. cos 2n (   )  cos 2 n (    )  cos 2 n (   )  0, n  N
B. 2cos(2    )  2cos(2    )  2cos(2     )  8
3 27
C. If cos 3  , then cos8   cos8   cos8  
4 32
3
D. cos 2   cos 2   cos 2  
2
Answer :A,B,C,D
Solution : (A) It is true for n  N
cis3 3cis        cos(    )  23  8
(B)  cis  2       cos        cis      
32
1
C) cos8   cos 8   cos8     cos8  8 cos 6  28 cos 4  56  cos 2  105 
128 
1 1 1  1 
 8  3cos 6  105  8  3(2 cos 2 3  1)  105   8  3   105 
128 128 128  8 
1  1  27
  8  3   105  
128  8  32

2 3
(D)  cos 2  0  2 cos   3   cos 2  
2
   
 1200   1200      2  0       3
2 2
44 Two sides of a parallelogram are given by the equation 2011x + 2013y = 0 and 2014x + 2010 y = 0 equation
of one diagonal is 4025x + 4023 y + 2012 = 0. Then
A. Equation 2nd diagonal is x = y
B. Equation of the side opposite to 2011x + 2013y = 0 is 2011x + 2013y + 1006 = 0
C. Equation of the opposite to 2014x + 2010y = 0 is 2014x + 2010 y + 2012 = 0
D. Equation of the 2nd diagonal is x + y = 0
Answer :A,C
Solution : Equation of 2nd diagonal is 2014x + 2010 y – 2011x – 2013 y = 0
i.e. 3x – 3y = 0 (i.e.) x = y
equation of the sides are 4025x + 4023 y + 2012 = 2014 x – 2010 y = 2011x + 2013y + 2012 = 0
And 4025 x + 402 y + 2012 – 2011 x – 2013 y = 0, i.e. 2014x + 2010 y + 2012 = 0
45 If ti is the length of the tangent to the circle x 2  y 2  2 gi x  5  0 ; i  1 , 2, 3 from any point and g1 , g 2 , g 3
are in A.P and if Ai  ( gi , t 2i ) . Then
A. A1 , A2 , A3 are collinear
B. A2 is the mid-point of A1 and A3
C. A1 A2 is perpendicular to A2 A3
D. A2 divides A1 A3 in the ratio 2:5
Answer: A, B
Solution: Let the point be ( ,  ) . Then
ti 2   2   2  2 g  5 , Ai   gi ,  ti 2  Given g1  g 3  2 g 2 Hence t12  t3 2  2t2 2
 A2 is the mid point of A1 and A3
46 A circle C touches the x  axis and the circle x 2  ( y  1)2  1 externally, then locus of the centre of the
circle C contains
A.  x, y  : x  4 y 2
B.  x, y  : y  x   0, y  : y  0
2
C.  x, y  : x 2 2
  0, y  : y  0
  y  1  4
D. {(0, y ) : y  0}
Answer :A,D
Solution : Let ( x1 , y1 ) be the center of the circle
It touches given circle externally  x12  ( y1  1) 2 = | y1 | 1

 x12  ( y1  1) 2  ( y1  1) 2 or (1  y1 ) 2 according as y1  0 or y1  0

 x12  4 y1 , or x12  0 if Hence locus is  x, y  | x 2
 4 y   0, y  | y  0
47 The equations of the common tangents to the parabolas y  x 2 and y  ( x  2) 2 is/are

A. y  4( x  1) B. y  0 C. y  4( x  1) D. y  30 x  50
Answer :A,B
Solution : Let y  mx  c be a tangent to the parabolas
y  x 2 and y  ( x  2)2 Then we get m  0 or 4
48 The normal drawn to the parabola y 2  4ax at the point P  t1  meets the curve again at Q  t2  then
A. t2  2 2 B. t2  2 2 C. t1  2 2 D. t1  2 2
Answer :A,B
49 P is a point in xy  plane which is nearer to the centre of a square than any of the sides. The four vertices of
the square are (  a,  a ) . The region in which P will move is bounded by parts of parabolas having equation.
A. y 2  a 2  2ax B. x 2  a 2  2ay C. y 2  2ax  a 2 D. x 2  2ay  a 2
Answer :A,B,C,D
Solution : The vertices of the square are A( a, a), B (  a, a ), C (  a,  a), D( a,  a)
If P  ( x, y ), then x 2  y 2  (a  x)2  y 2  2ax  a 2
Thus the boundaries are the parabolas

y 2  2ax  a 2 , y 2  2ax  a 2
x 2  2ay  a 2 , x 2  2ay  a 2
50 An ellipse whose major axis is parallel to x-axis is such that the segments of a focal chord are 1 and 3 units.
The lines ax + by + c = 0 are the chords of the ellipse such that a,b,c are in A.P and bisected by the point at
which they are concurrent. The equation of auxiliary circle is x 2  y 2  2 x  2 y  2  1  0 . Then
A. The locus of perpendicular tangents to the ellipse is x 2  y 2  7
B. Length of the double ordinate which is conjugate to directrix is 3
C. Area of an auxillary circle is 2
1
D. Eccentricity of the ellipse is
2
Answer :B,D
Solution : a,b,c are in A.P  ax  by  c  0 are concurrent at (1,2)
 centre of auxiliary circle  (  ,   )  (1, 2)
Radius of auxiliary circle = 2
Length of major axis = 4 = 2a

1 1 2a 1
   2  b  3 , hence e 
SP SQ b 2
51 If foci of an ellipse be (1, 2) and (2,3) and its tangent at a point A is 2 x  3 y  9  0
A. Length of the minor axis of the ellipse will be 2 14
 32 17 
B. Co-ordinate of the point ‘A’ will be  , 
 9 27 
C. Distance between the foci is 2 2
D. Product of the perpendiculars from foci to any tangent is 56
Answer :A,B
Solution : 28 to 29 P(-1,2) and Q(-2,3)
Hence image of point P from lie 2x + 3y + 9 = 0
x 1 y  2  2  6  9 
  2    x = -5 ; y = -4  P  ( 5, 4)
2 3  13 
58
Now length of PQ  9  49  58  2a  a 
2
We know that, 2ae = PQ
1 1 58 1 58  2 56
2ae  2  ae   a 2 e2   b 2  a 2 (1  e 2 )  b 2    b2   b2   b  14
2 2 4 2 4 4
b 2  14 length of minor axis  2 14  56
43
Equation of line PQ is  y  3   x  2   3y – 9 = 72 + 14  7x – 3y + 23 = 0
3
 32 17 
On solving 7x – 3y + 23 = 0 and 2x + 3y + 9 = 0 we get A    ,  
 9 27 
52 If the normal at P to the rectangular hyperbola meets the axes in G and g and C is centre of the hyperbola,
then
A. PG = PC B. Pg = PC C. PG = Pg D. Gg = 2PC
Answer :A,B,C,D
Solution : Let P ( x1 , y1 ) pt on x 2  y 2  4
Normal is x1 y  xy1  2 x1 y1  G  (2 x1 , 0) g (0, 2 y1 )  PG  (2 x1  x1 )2  y12  PC
 Pg  x12  (2 y1  y1 )2  PC  Gg  (2 x1 ) 2  (2 y12 )  2 x12  y12  2 PC
53 x2 y2
For hyperbola   1 , let n be the number of points on the plane through which perpendicular tangents
a2 b2
are drawn
A. If n = 1 then e  2 B. If n = 0 then e  2
C. If n > 1 then 0  e  2 D. None of these
Answer :A,C
Solution : Lous of point of intersection of tangents is bisector circle x 2  y 2  a 2  b 2
If a 2  b 2 there are infinite points an circle  e 2  2 n > 1  e2  2
If a 2  b 2 there doe not exist any point on the plane e2  2  e  2
If a 2  b 2 there exists exactly one point (centre of hyperbola)  e  2
54 If the two lines represented by x 2  tan 2   cos 2    2 xy tan   y 2 sin 2   0 make angles,  ,  with the x-
axis, suc that tan   tan  then
A. tan   tan   4 cos ec 2 B. tan   tan   sec2   tan 2 
tan  2  sin 2
C. tan   tan   2 D. 
tan  2  sin 2
Answer :A,C,D
Solution : Let the lines represented by the given equation be
2 tan  2
y  x tan  and y  x tan  Then tan   tan   2
  4cos ec 2 
sin  sin  cos 
tan 2   cos 2  4
tan  tan    sec 2   cot 2  and Tan   tan     4  sec 2   cot 2  
2
sin  sin  cos2 
2
1   sin 2   cos 4   cos 2   cos 4  tan  4 cos ec 2  2 2  sin 2

 2  2 2 2
 2 And  
sin 2  cos 2  sin  cos  tan  4cos ec 2  2 2  sin 2
55 If 16 2  9m 2  24m  6  8m  1 and S be the equation of circle having x  my  1  0 is tangent then

A. equation of director circle of S is x 2  y 2  6 x  8 y  25  0
B. radius of circle is 5
C. perpendicular distance from centre of S to x - y + 1 = 0 is 2
D. equation of circle S is x 2  y 2  6 x  8 y  0
Answer :A,B
Solution : 16 2  9m 2  24m  6  8m  1
2
 (3)  m(4)  1 
2
 2

 25   m  9  16m  24m  6  8m  1   3  4m  1  
2 2 2
 5
 2  m2 
Centre = (3,4), radius = 5
56 The focus of parabola is (2, 3) and it is touching the coordinate axes. Then
A. equation of axis of parabola is 3x – 2y = 0
24
B. length of latus rectum of parabola is
13
C. equation of tangent at vertex is 3x + 2y – 6 = 0

D. equation of directrix is 3x + 2y = 0
Answer :B,C,D
Solution : Parabola touches x-axis at (2,0) and y-axis at (0,3) tangent at vertex is line joining (2,0) & (0,3)
which is 3x + 2y = 6
(0,0) lies on directrix. Hence directrix is 3x + 2y = 0.
57 In triangle ABC , the slope of the median through A is -2 , B = ( -1, 3 ) and C = ( 3, 5 ) . If its area is 5 then
the distance of the vertex A from the origin is
A. 6 B. 4 C. 2 2 D. 3 2
Answer :A,C
Solution : Eq. of median through A is 2x+y = 6  A( , 6  2 )
Area of ABC  5    0,   2  A  (0, 6), (2, 2)
58 The sides of a triangle are the straight lines x  y  1 , 7 y  x and 3 y  x  0. Then which of the following
is an interior point of the triangle ?
A. Circumcenter B. Centroid C. Orthocentre D. Incentre
Answer :B,D
Solution : Triangle is an obtuse angled
59 A Straight line touches the rectangular hyperbola 9 x 2  9 y 2  8 and the parabola y 2  32 x . An equation of
such line is
A. 9 x  3 y  8  0 B. 9 x  3 y  8  0 C. 9 x  3 y  8  0 D. 9 x  3 y  8  0
Answer :B,C
8 8
Solution : y  mx  is tangent to the parabola and it touches x 2  y 2   c 2  a 2 m 2  b 2  m  3
m 9
60 A tangent to the circle x 2  y 2  1 intersects the ellipse x 2  2 y 2  4 at points P and Q then the locus of the
point of intersection of tangents to the ellipse at P and Q is a conic whose
3 5
A. Eccentricity is B. Eccentricity is
2 2
C. Latusrectum is of length 2 units D. Foci are ( 2 5 ,0)
Answer :A,C
Solution : Let ( x1 , y1 ) be the pt. of inter section of tangent  Eq. of chord of contact is xx1  2 yy1  4
4
It touches the circle x 2  y 2  1  1  , Locus is x 2  4 y 2  16
2 2
x  (2 y1 )
1
61 If one of the lines given by the equation 2 x 2  axy  3 y 2  0 coincide with one of those given by
2 x 2  bxy  3 y 2  0 and the other lines represented by them be perpendicular, then
A. a = -5, b = 1 B. a = 5, b = -1 C. a = 5, b = 1 D. a = -5, b = -1

Answer :C,D
2 2 a 2 2 b 1
Solution : Let x  xy  y 2  ( y  mx)( y  m1 x) and x  xy  y 2  ( y  x)( y  m1 x)
3 3 3 3 m
a 2 1 b m1 2 2
Then m  m1   , mm1    m1   ,     if m = 1, m1   a  5, b  1
3 3 m 3 m 3 3
2
If m  1, m1   a  5, b  1
3
62 A tangent at any point to the ellipse 4 x 2  9 y 2  36 is cut by the tangents drawn at the extremities of the
major axis at T and T 1 . The circle on TT 1 as diameter
A. passes through the point ( 5, 0) B. passes through (  5, 0)
C. passes through (0,0) D. touches x-axis
Answer :A,B
Solution : Any point on the ellipse is P (3cos  , 2 sin  )
x y
Equation of tangent at P is cos   sin   1
3 2
Which meets the tangents x = 3 and x = -3 at the extremities of the major axis at
 2(1  cos  )  1 2(1  cos  ) 
T  3,  and T  3, 
 sin    sin  
Equation of the circle on TT 1 as diameter is
 2(1  cos  )   2(1  cos  ) 
( x  3)( x  3)   y   y  0
 sin   sin  
4
 x2  y2  y  5  0 , which passes through ( 5, 0)
sin 
63 1 1 
An ellipse has eccentricity and a focus at the point P  ,1 . One of its directrix is the common tangent to
2 2 
the circle x 2  y 2  1 and hyperbola x 2  y 2  1 , near to the point P, the equation of the ellipse is
3 x 2  4 y 2  ax  by  c  0 then ________
A. a = 2 B. b = 8 C. c = 4 D. a = 4
Answer :A,B,C
2
 x 1  2 1
   y  1  | x  1|  3 x  4 y  2 x  8 y  4  0
2 2
Solution : Directrix x – 1 = 0  Equation 
 2  2
64 If the line ( a  1) x  (a  5) y  c  0 is a normal to the hyperbola xy = 1, then the value of ‘a’ can be
A. 2 B. 3 C. 4 D. 6
Answer :A,B,C
Solution :
dy 1
  2  normal slope is x 2  
 a  1  0  a  1  0  1  a  5
dx x  a  5 a5

65 A tangent to x 2  4ay meets the curve xy  c 2 at two points P and Q then
A. the locus of midpoint of PQ is a parabola
B. the locus of midpoint of PQ is an ellipse
a
C. the locus of midpoint of PQ is a conic with latus rectum
2
D. the locus of midpoint of PQ is a conic with latus rectum 4a
Answer: A, C
Solution: Let ( x1 , y1 ) be the midpoint of PQ.
The equation of PQ is S1  S11  xy1  yx1  2 x1 y1
 x y
Eliminating y between (1) and x 2  4ay ,  x 2  4a  2   y1  x 2  4a 1 x  8ay1  0
 x1  x1
a2 y2
Discriminant = 0 the locus is  2ay  0  ay  2 x 2  0 or
x2
 y2 
C  am 2  2 y1  a  12 
 x1 
 2 x12  ay1  0
66 A1 , A2 , A3 , A4 are in G.P the H.M of A1 , A2 is 12 and that of A2 , A3 is 36 then

A. 3 A1  A2  4 B. 9 A1  A3  0
C. A4  4 A2  2 A3  24 D. The sum of digits in A4 in 6
Answer :B,C
2 A1 A2 2 A2 A3
Solution :  12,  36 ,
A1  A2 A2  A3
Let ‘k’ be the common ratio , A2  KA1 , A3  K 2 A1 , A4  K 3 A1  K = 3  A1  8, A2  24, A3  72, A4  216
67 a,b,c are positive rational numbers such that a  b  c and the quadratic equation
(a  b  2c ) x 2  (b  c  2a) x  c  a  2b  0 has a root in (1,0) then
A. b  c  a
B. c  a  2b
C. both roots of the equation are rational
D. The equation ax 2  2bx  c  0 has both negative roots
Answer :B,C,D
Solution : f (1) f (0)  0
 2(2a  b  c)(c  a  2b)  0  c  a  2b  0( a  b  c )    9(b  c)2

For ax 2  2bx  c  0  c  a  2 ac but 2b  c  a  4b 2  4ac  0
2
68 log10 x 2
Consider the equation | x  1|(log10 x ) | x  1|3
A. Number of roots of the equation is 2 B. One root lies between ‘0’ and 0.2
C. sum of the roots is greater than 1001 D. product of the roots is a perfect square
Answer :B,C
1
Solution : roots are 103 , ,2
10
69 e e    ee
The equation    0 has
x  e x  x   e
A. One root in (e,  ) and other in (  e, e) B. One root in (e,  ) and other root in ( ,   e)
C. Two roots in (  e,   e) D. Two roots in (e,   e)
Answer :B,C,D
Solution : f (e)  0, f ( )  0, f (  e)  0
70 If the equation 2 x5  10 x 4  ax 3  bx 2  cx  2  0 has five positive roots then

c
A. All the roots are integers B. a  2b   65
2
b c
C. The roots of ax 2  x   0 are real D. a  2c
2 3
Answer :A,B,D
Solution : A.M.G.M of roots are equal
 all roots are equal and 1
71 Let a, b be real numbers such that ab  0 . Which of the following four figures represent the curve given by
the equation ( y  ax  b)(bx 2  ay 2  ab)  0 ?
A. B.

D.
C.
Answer :B
Solution : Given equation y  ax  b    1
x2 y 2
  1     2
a b
If a, b are both +ve, then (2) is ellipse
(1) is straight line with +ve slope & +ve y – intercept
So, (a), (c) are not correct.
If a > 0, b < 0, (2) is hyperbola
(1) is straight line with +ve slope & -ve y – intercept
So, only (b) is answer.
72 If p, q, r are in A.P then which of the following is / are true?
A. p th , q th , r th terms of A.P are in A.P
B. p th , q th , r th terms of G.P are in G.P
C. p th , q th , r th terms of H.P are in H.P
D. p th , q th , r th terms of A.G.P are in A.G.P
Answer :A,B,C,D
Solution : As p, q, r are in A.P
Pth, qth, rth terms are equally spaced terms
equally spaced terms of a progression will be again in same progression.
73 Let f ( x)  ax 2  bx  c (a  0) . The graph of y = f(x) is as shown in the figure. Then which of the following
is / are true?
A. bc > 0 B. ac < 0 C. a - b + c > 0 D. a – 3b + 9c > 0

Answer :B,D
Solution : From the graph, a<0 (parabola open downwards)
b = 0 (as vertex is on y – axis).
C = f(0), (0, c) lies on +ve y – axis  c > 0
 ac < 0 but abc = 0

1
f  1  0  a  b  c  0 & f    0  a  3b  9c  0
3
74 A fore cast is to be made for five games each of which can be a win or a draw or a loss. Let
A  number of fore casts with exactly one error
B  number of fore casts with exactly three errors
C  number of fore casts with all five errors
A. 2B  5C B. 8A  B C. 8A  5C D. 2(A  C)  B
Answer :A,B,D
3 5
Solution : A  5 C4 2 C1  10 ; B 5 C2  2 C1   80 ; C 5 C0  2 C1   32
75 Number of ways in which 200 people can be divided in 100 couples is

200
A. 100 B. 1 3  5  .... 199
2 100
 101   102   103   200  200
C.     ....   D.
 2  2  2   2  100
Answer :A,B,C
76 If  ,  are roots of the equation x 2  2( a  5) x  3  0 and '  ' is the discriminent then
A.   O ; if a  5  3 (or ) a  5  3
11
B. 1 and 5 lie between  and  if a  ( , )
5
C.  and  exceed 5 if a (, 0)  [5  3, )
D.  and  are less then 1 if [5  3, )
Answer: A, B, D
Solution: Let f ( x)  x 2  2(a  5) x  3 . Since coefficient of x 2  1 , the parabola opens upwards.
A)   0  a 2  10a  22  0  a  5  3( or ) a  5  3    (1)
B) Both 1 and 5 lie between  and  , if f (1)  0 and f (5)  0 ,   0 ,
11 11
f (1)  0  a  3  (2); f (5)  0  a   (3) from (1). (2), (3) a  ( , )
5 5

c)  and  lie in (5, ) if I)   0; (II) f (5)  0 (III)  5 , from (I), (II), (III)
2
we have a  5  3(or ) a  0
 
(D)  and  are less than 1 if I)   0 (II) f (1)  0 , and (III) 1
2

 from (1), (II), (III) we have a  5  3 .
77 If the equation x 4  4 x 3  ax 2  bx  1  0 has four positive roots then

x2 y2 5
A. the eccentricity of 2
 2  1 is
a b 3
x2 y2 13
B. the eccentricity of   1 is
a2 b2 3
C. the latus rectum of y 2  4ax is 12
D. the latus rectum of x 2  4by is 24

Answer :A,B
78 Which of the following statements is /are true

A. If 7103 is divided by 25 then the remainder is '18'
B. The last digit of (32)32 is 6
C. The last digit of (2137) 754 is 9
D. If the average of the numbers n sin(no ) for n  2, 4, 6...180 is cot K then K  1
Answer :A,B,C,D
Solution : (A) ( A)7103  7.(7 2 )51  7(1  50)51  7 1  51c1.50  51c2 (50)2 .....   7  25.K    (1)
 Remainder is non-negative, Add and subtract 18 for (1)  Remainder  18 .
(B) (32)32  (3  10  2) 32
232  32c1.231.(30)  32c1.230.(30)  ......   232  10k where k  N
 The last digit in (32)32  the last digit in 232
232  (25 )6 .22  (32) 6 .4  (2  30) 6 .4  (26  10m).4
 The last digit in 232  (The last digit in 26 )  4  The last digit in 4  4  6
(C) End digit of 7 4 n1 is 7  7 4 n  2 is 9  7 4 n 3 is 3  7 4 n is 1 for n  N
754
754  4.188  2  End digit of (2137) is "9".
(D) S  2[sin 2  2sin n  .....  89sin178]  S  2[89 sin178  88sin176  ......  1sin 2]
  n 1    n 
sin       .sin  2 
2S  2[90{sin 2  sin 4  .......  sin178}]  S    2    
90 
 
sin  
2
S
 Put   2,   2, n  90 in the above then  cot 1
90

79 x  xa xa
If f ( x)  x  b x  xa and g ( x )  (  x) (   x) (  x ) then
xb xb x
A. f ( x ) is linear in x B. f  0   bg  a   ag  b 
ba
bg  a   ag  b 
C. f  0   a  g  a   bg  b  D. f  0  
ba ba
Answer :A,B
Solution :
x  xa xa
f  x  x  b x x  a  C1 ~ C2  C1 and C3 ~ C3  C2
xb x b xr
x  a  0
 xb   b a    A Linear expression in ‘x’.
xb 0 r b
Let f  x   A  Bx Where Aand B are determinants of 3rd order.
Then f  0   A, f  a   A  a B and f  b   A  bB
bf  a   af  b 
 f  0  A 
ba
80 n(A) = n(B) = 5 then

A. Number of functions from A to B such that range contains exactly 3 elements is 1500
B. Number of functions from A to B such that range contains exactly 2 elements is 300
C. Number of onto functions from A to B = 120
D. Number of one-one function from A to B = 120
Answer :A,B,C,D
Solution :
A) req. function 5 C3 (no. of onto functions from A to set containg 3 elements)
 5C3  (243  96  3)  10  150  1500
B) 5 C2  (25  2)  10  30  300
C & D If n(A) = n(B) = n
No. of onto functions = no. of one –one functions = n! = 5! = 120

81 The function f(x) = [sin x] is not continuous at, where [ ] is G.I. Function
 
A. x  B. x  C. x  00 D. x  
2 4
Answer :A,C,D
Solution :
 
Lt f ( x )  0; f    1

x 
2
2
 
B) Lt f ( x)  0  f  
x

4
4
C) Lt f ( x )  1  f (0)
x 0 
D) Lt f ( x)  1  f ( )
x  
82
f ( x)  1  1  x 2 then
A. f is continuous on [-1, 1] B. f is continuous at x = 0
C. f is differentiable at x = 0 D. f is differentiable every where
Answer :A,B,C
Solution :
Since 1  x 2 is defined on [-1, 1]
And lies let went [0, 1]
 f(x) is continuous on [-1, 1].Hence b is true
1 1(2 x)
f 1 ( x)   is defined at x = 0
2 1 1 x 2 2 1  x2
Hence f 1 (0) exists
83 In ( x  y  z )10 which of the following is true

10!
A. Number of terms is 66 B. coefficient of x 3 y 2 z 5
2!3!5!
10
C. There cannot be the term x 2 y 2 z 4 D.   310
     10  !  ! !
Answer :A,B,C

Solution :
( n  2) 12  11
No. of term C2  12 C2   66
2
10!
B) Coefficient of x 3 y 2 z 5  10 C3  7 C5 
3!2!5!
C) sum of the powers is 9  10
D) sum of the coefficients = f(1) = 310
84   1   1
 | x |    , | x | , n  N ,
 |x| n
f ( x)      then, (where [.] denotes greatest integer function)
 1
 0, | x |
n
A. f is differentiable everywhere B. f is continuous everywhere

C. f is periodic D. f is not an odd function
Answer :A,B,C,D
1 1  1  1
Solution : If | x | 1 and | x | , then 1    
n | x| | x |  | x |
 1 
 1 | x || x |    1  f ( x )  0
| x | 
1  1 
If | x ||, then 0   1 and hence    0 . Then f ( x )  0 , Hence f ( x )  0 for all x  R
|x| | |
85 f ( x )  cos  (| x | [ x]), then f is (where [.] denotes greatest integer function)

A. continuous at x  1/ 2 B. continuous at x  0
C. differentiable in ( 1, 0) D. differentiable in (0,1)
Answer :A,C,D
Solution : f ( x)   cos  x if 1  x  0 1 if x  0  cos  x if 0  x  1
 f is not continuous at x  0
86 If sin 1 x  | y | 2 y then y as a function of x is

A. defined for 1  x  1 B. continuous at x  0

dy 1
C. differentiable for all x D. such that  for x  0
dx 3 1  x 2
Answer :A,B,D
Solution : If y  0 then 3 y  sin 1 x
if y  0 then y  sin 1 x
 sin 1 x
 if 1    0
Thus y   3 y is not differentiable at x  0
 sin 1 x if 0   1

87 If f ( x) | x  a |  ( x ) , where  ( x) is a continuous function, then

A. f 1 (a  )   (a) B. f 1 (a )   (a) C. f 1 (a  )  f 1 (a ) D. f 1 (a) does not exist
Answer :A,B,D
 ( x  a ) ( x) if x  a
Solution : f ( x ) 
(a  x )  ( x ) if x  a
 f 1 ( a  )  Ltx a ( x  a ) 1 ( x)   ( x)   ( a )
f 1 ( a )  Ltx a ( a  x ) 1 ( x )   ( x)   ( a )
88 Let f ( x)  [sin 1 x] and g ( x)  [sin x ],  1  x  1 and if the number of dicontinuous points of the
functions f, g, f + g, f – g respectively are a,b,c,d then(where [ ] denotes step function)
A. a + b + c + d = 9 B. a + 2b = c + d C. a = c D. b + d = c
Answer :A,B,C,D
Solution : f(x) is disc at –sin1,0,sin1
g(x) is disc at 0
f(x) + g(x) is disc at –sin1,0,sin1
f(x) – g(x) is disc at –sin1,sin1
 a  3, b  1, c  3, d  2
89 The function f ( x )  4 x  5.x 4/5

A. has a local maximum at x = -1 B. has a local minimum at x = 0
C. is not differentiable at x = 0 D. x = 0 is a point of inflexion

Answer :A,B,C
4 4(1  x1/5 )
Solution : f 1 ( x )  4  5   x 1/5 
5 x1/5
 1
f 11 ( x )  4    x 6/5
 5
f 11 (0)  0, f 11 (0 )  0
x = 0 is not a point of inflexion
90 2 x  x3  ln(a 2  3a  3), 0  x  2
Let the function f ( x )   then it possesses local minimum at x = 2 for
 x 6 ,x  2
A. a = 0 B. a = 3 C. a = 4 D. a = -1
Answer :A,B,C,D
Solution : f (2 )  f (2)  4  8  ln( a 2  3a  3)  2  6
 ln(a 2  3a  3)  0  a 2  3a  3  1  ( a  1)( a  2)  0
 a  1 or a  2
91 A curve g ( x)   x 27 (1  x  x 2 ) 6 (6 x 2  5 x  4)dx is passing through origin then

37 27 1 37
A. g (1)  B. g (1)  C. g ( 1)  D. g (1) 
7 7 7 14
Answer :A,C
Solution : g ( x)   x 27 (1  x  x 2 ) 6 (6 x 2  5 x  4)dx
  ( x 4  x 5  x 6 ) 6 (6 x 5  5 x 4  4 x 3 )dx
( x 6  x 5  x 4 )7
 c
7
g (0)  0  c  0
37 1
 g (1)  , g (1) 
7 7
92 ( x 4  1)dx 1 2 1
 ( x6  1)  tan { f ( x)}  3 tan {g ( x)}  c
A. Both f ( x ) and g ( x ) are odd functions B. f ( x ) is monotonic function
f ( x) 1 3
C. f ( x)  g ( x ) has no real roots D.  g ( x) dx   c
x x3

Answer :A,B
( x 2  1)2  2 x 2
Solution : I  
( x 2  1)( x 4  x 2  1)
( x 2  1)dx x 2 dx
I   2
x4  x2 1  x6  1
 1 
 1  2  dx 1 2
x  
   1  Tan 1  x    Tan 1 ( x3 )
 2 1  x 3
 x 1  2 
 x 
1
f ( x)  x  g ( x)  x3
x
1
f 1 ( x)  1  2  0
x
 f ( x) is monoatonic
93 cot 1 
Tanxdx
The integral   x  R cannot take the value
1 Tanx  cot x
Tan 
   3
A.  B. C.  D.
4 4 2 4
Answer :A,C,D
  3
Solution : I   Tan 1    I 
4 4 4

94 4
If I n  Tan n x dx (n  1, n  z ) then
0
1 1
A. I n  I n 2  B. I n  I n 2 
n 1 (n  1)
1 1
C. I 2  I 4 , I 4  I 6 , I 6  I8 ... are in H.P D.  In 
2(n  1) 2(n  1)
Answer :B,C,D
I
Solution : I n  I n 2 
(n  1)

0 x , 0  Tan n x  Tan ( n  2) x
4
 0  I n  I n 2

 I n  I n  2  2 I n  I n  I n 2
1 1 1 1
 2I n    In 
n 1 2( n  1) 2(n  1) 2(n  1)
95  1
0 , when x  0, (n  I )
n

  
If f ( x )   for all  x  [0,1]
 1   1 
 x.sin   sin   , otherwise
  x   x.sin 1 
  x
A. f is continuous at x = 0 B. f is discontinuous at x = 1
1
C. f is continuous at x  , kN D. f is continuous every where on [0, 1]
k
Answer :A,C,D
Solution : at x  0
1  1 
f '(0)  lim h.sin   sin    0  (some finite no)  0
n 0
 h   h.sin(1 / h) 
f '(0 )  f (0)
 f is continuous at x  0
1
At x 
n
 1   1   n  h 
f    Lim   sin(n  h) sin  
 n  n  0  n  h   sin(n  h) 
1  n 
 Lim ( sinh) sin  
n 0 n   sinh 
1
 0( finite no) =0
n
 1   1 
Similarly f     0  f    f is continuous on [0, 1]
 n   n 

96 Let f ( x)  ax 3  bx 2  cx  1 have exrtrema at x   ,  such that   0 and f ( )  f (  )  0 then the

equation f(x) = 0 has
A. Only one real roots B. Three distinct real roots
C. One positive root if f ( )  0 and f (  )  0 D. One negative root if f ( )  0 and f (  )  0
Answer : B,C,D
Solution : x   , x   are the roots of f '( x)  3ax 2  2bx  c
  0    0 and   0 (or)   0 and   0  f (0)  1
i)   0 and   0 , f ( )  0, f (  )  0
One root is ve if f ( )  0 and f (  )  0
ii) If   0,   0 and f ( )  0, f (  )  0
one root is +ve if f ( )  0 and f (  )  0
97 If f ( x )  x 3  3ax 2  3(a 2  1) x  1 is such that the point of local minima is less than 4, and point of
local maxima is greater than -2 then
A. Maximum integral value of a is 2
B. Minimum integral value of a is 0
 7 
C. The range of f(1) is  ,17 
 4 
D. f(1) + f(-1) = 0 is possible for only one value of a
Answer : A,B,C,D

Solution :
f 1 ( x )  3 x 2  6ax  3a 2  3
 3( x  a  1)( x  a  1)
Given a  1  2, a  1  4
a  1, a  3
a  ( 1,3)
1
f (1)  f (1)  0  a 
3
2
 1   7  7 
f (1)  3a 2  3a  1  3  a       ,17 
 2   4  4 

 x 3  x 2  10x,  1  x  0

98  
Let the function f(x) be defined as f (x)  cos x , 0x then f(x) has
 2
 
1  sin x ,
2
x
A. an absolute minimum at x  

B. If xi is the local maximum point then x i  1 
2

C. a local minimum at x 
2
D. a local maximum at x = 0
Answer : C,D
Solution :
ln  1  x  0, f '( x)  3x 2  2 x  10  2 x 2  ( x  1) 2  11  0
 f ( x) is monotonically  in[ 1, 0]


In 0  x  , f '( x)   sin x  0  f ( x ) is 
2

In  x   , f '( x )  cos x  0  f ( x ) is 
2

f ( x ) is discontinuous at x  0,
2
       
f    f   and f     f  
2  2 2  2

 f has local manimum at x 
2
99 If f ( x)  sgn(2 sin 3 x  7 sin 2 x  7 sin x  2) has exactly 6 discontinuous points in (0, n ) , n  N , then
A. No. of values of n are 2 B. No. of values of n are 3
C. Least value of n is 3 D. Greatest value of n is 5
Answer :A,C
Solution : sgn( f ( x )) is discontinuous at f ( x )  0
2sin 3 x  7 sin 2 x  7 sin x  2  0
(sin x  1)(2 sin 2 x  5sin x  2)  0
1
sin x  1, , 2
2

f ( x ) has 6 discontinuous points in (0,3 ) or (0, 4 )
n  3 or 4.
2
100
If f (2  x )  f (2  x ) and f (4  x )  f (4  x ) for all x and f ( x ) is a function for which  f ( x) dx  5 ,
0
50
then  f ( x) dx is equal to
0
46 51 52
A. 125 B.  f ( x) dx
4
C.  f ( x) dx D.  f ( x) dx
1 2
Answer :A,B,D
Solution : f ( x  4)  f (4  x )  f (2  (2  x))  f (2  (2  x ))  f ( x)
f ( x ) is a periodic function of period ‘4’
50 48 50
 f ( x) dx   f ( x) dx   f ( x) dx
0 0 48
4 2
= 12  f ( x ) dx   f ( x  48) dx
0 0
2 4 2
= 12[  f ( x) dx   f ( x ) dx]   f ( x) dx
0 2 0
Put x = 4 – t

0
= 12[5   f (4  t ) ( dt)]  5
2
0
= 60  12  f (t ) dt  5 125
2
5 46 46
 f ( x) dx   f ( x  4) dx   f ( x) dx
0 -4 -4
52 4 52
 f ( x) dx   f ( x) dx   f ( x) dx
2 2 4
x=4–t
0 48
=  f (4 -t) (  dt)   f ( x +4) dx
2 0
2 4
=  f (t ) dt  12  f ( x ) dx
0 0
= 5 + 120 = 125
101 The equation of the curve passing through the origin and satisfies the differential equation
dy
 sin(10 x  6 y ) , is
dx
 5 tan (5x +3y) +3  -1  3   5 tan (5x +3y) +3 

A. tan -1   -tan   =4x B. tan -1    4x
 3  4  3 
5 tan 4x 5 tan 4x
C. tan (5x +3y)  D. tan (5x +3y) 
4  3 tan 4x 4  3 tan x
Answer :A,C
Solution : Put t =10x +6y
dt
Given  10  6sin t
dx
dt dt
=2dx   =2x  c
5 +3sin t 5 +3sin t

1 2 dz
Put tan    z    2x +c
2 2  6z 
(1  z )  2
 5
 1+z 
1 1 c
 2 2
dz  x 
5  3  4 2
 z 5  5 
   
1  52  3  c
tan -1   =x 
4  4  2
102 Circles of radii ‘a’ are drawn on each corner of a square of side ‘a’, then the area common to all circles
 
is  A  B   a k , where
 B
A. A = 3 B. A = 1 C. B = 3 D. A  B -k  2
Answer :B,C,D
2 2
 a  a
Solution : From circle,  x     y    a 2
 2  2
2
a  a
y  a2   x   [ y  0]
2  2
3 1
( )a
2
Req. shaded area= 4  y dx
0
3 1 3 1  a 2 a 2
2
a 2 2
a
  x   a  (x  ) 
a  a  a  2 2 
= 4   a 2   x   dx = 4  [ x]   4 
0
2  2  2  0  2 
 
 
3 1
a  Ba a 
2 2
 ( ) 2 2 2
a  (a / 2) Aa / 2 a  
a  xa / 2  B 1 
 sin 1    =  2a   a 4 2 2  .   . 
2  a  0  2   2 2 3 2 2 6
 
103 If [.] denotes G.I.F then
A. Area enclosed by [ x]2  [ y ]2 , for 1 x  4, is 8

B. Area enclosed by [ x]2  [ y ]2 , for 1 x  4, is 6
[| x |]
C. Area enclosed by  2, for  5  x  5, is 8
[| y |]
[| x |]
D. Area enclosed by  2, for  5  x  5, is 6
[| y |]
Answer :B,C
Solution : [ x ]2  [ y ]2  [ y ]   [ x] , Given 1  x  4
If [ x]  1 then [ y ]   1  1  x  2 and 1  y  2
(or)
If [ x]  2 then [ y ]   2  2  x  3 and 2  y  3 (or)
2  x  3 and  2  y   1
If [ x]  3 then [ y ]   3  3  x  4 and 3  y  4
3  x  4 and  3  y   2
[| x |]
Req = 6 [area of one square] = 6  2,  5  x  5
[| y |]
The curve is symmetric about both the axes
[ x]
and [ y ]  0 If x > 0, y > 0 ;  2  [ x  2[ y ]
[ y]
Possible values of [x] are 2, 4
If [ x]  0 then [ y ]  0  If [ x]  1 then [ y ]  1/2
If [ x]  1 then [ y ]  1/2  If [ x]  2 then [ y ]  1  2  x  3 and 1 y  2
If [ x]  4 then [ y ]  2  4  x  5 and 2  y  3
Req = (2 + 2 + 2 + 2) [area of one square] = 8

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47 The equations of the common tangents to the parabolas y  x 2 and y  ( x  2) 2 is/are

Thus the boundaries are the parabolas

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Normal is x1 y  xy1  2 x1 y1  G  (2 x1 , 0) g (0, 2 y1 )  PG  (2 x1  x1 )2  y12  PC

 Pg  x12  (2 y1  y1 )2  PC  Gg  (2 x1 ) 2  (2 y12 )  2 x12  y12  2 PC

If a 2  b 2 there are infinite points an circle  e 2  2 n > 1  e2  2

If a 2  b 2 there doe not exist any point on the plane e2  2  e  2

If a 2  b 2 there exists exactly one point (centre of hyperbola)  e  2

1   sin 2   cos 4   cos 2   cos 4  tan  4 cos ec 2  2 2  sin 2

55 If 16 2  9m 2  24m  6  8m  1 and S be the equation of circle having x  my  1  0 is tangent then

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66 A1 , A2 , A3 , A4 are in G.P the H.M of A1 , A2 is 12 and that of A2 , A3 is 36 then

 2(2a  b  c)(c  a  2b)  0  c  a  2b  0( a  b  c )    9(b  c)2

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70 If the equation 2 x5  10 x 4  ax 3  bx 2  cx  2  0 has five positive roots then

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A. bc > 0 B. ac < 0 C. a - b + c > 0 D. a – 3b + 9c > 0

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75 Number of ways in which 200 people can be divided in 100 couples is

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77 If the equation x 4  4 x 3  ax 2  bx  1  0 has four positive roots then

D. the latus rectum of x 2  4by is 24

78 Which of the following statements is /are true

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80 n(A) = n(B) = 5 then

A) req. function 5 C3 (no. of onto functions from A to set containg 3 elements)

 5C3  (243  96  3)  10  150  1500

C & D If n(A) = n(B) = n

No. of onto functions = no. of one –one functions = n! = 5! = 120

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And lies let went [0, 1]

 f(x) is continuous on [-1, 1].Hence b is true

Hence f 1 (0) exists

83 In ( x  y  z )10 which of the following is true

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C) sum of the powers is 9  10

D) sum of the coefficients = f(1) = 310