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an extremity of its latus rectum in the first quadrant. with slope chord is: (1) 16.J3 32.fi If a chord is drawn through L -I, then the length of this

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then:

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From a window x meter high above the

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respectively. (1) (2) (3)

Then the height (in meters) ~x(l (2) (3) x(l x(l +coto tanl3) cosl3)y cotp) co's(3)'" ~ > 2x10C

of the house on the opposite side is : x(l + coto tanl3)

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If m is the slope of a tangent to the curve eY = 1+ x2, interval:

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then all possible

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The coefficient of t24 in (1 + t2)12 (1 + t12) (1 + t24) is : (1) (2) (3) (4)
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If the

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then a, b, e satisfy : (1) (2) (3) (4) 61. 2ae = ab + be 2ab = ae + be 2b=a+c b2=ac

= ab + be

2ab=ae+be b2=ac

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64.'-' If atV~riaple line, passing through the point 64.

7:ffu: l1!fi

T.R ~,

of intersection of the lines x + 2y-1 = 0 and 2x - y -1= 0, meets the coordinate

axes in A and B, then the 10,<;;9;8 of the mid-point of AB is : (1) (2) (3) (4) x+3y=10 xy

2x-y-l==Ot"
AB ~ ll~-~

am r1a:~liCfl &Ian. ~ A. d'?TT B 1:J\. ~

S1rd~G ~ ~ m ~ \ifRftt
~,

m311x+

2y -1

= 0 d'?lT

aT

cor ~?1

~ :

(1) (2)
..

x+3y=10

xy

x +3y+l0xy=O
" _-t',

x+3y+10xy=0 x+3y=O

5: 83' 1 .- r~!t.15 :;' ,~ F18'\:1;;:: x+3y=O

(3)

x+3y=10

(4)

.in
Cfi?Rl: ~ 1:J\ ~ ~I ~ Cfi?R 2 : Gl

ks

65.

Statement perpendicular

1 : The line 2x

+ y + 6 = 0 is to the line x - 2y + 5 = 0 and.

65.

2x+y+6=O

U9T x-2y+5=0

a~ ~

U9T (1,3)~

m ~.~

ar

second line passes through (1, 3). Statement

2 : Product of the slopes of any

w:rRR ~aTI CfiT ~

CJil !!OI14"it'i

two parallel Iines is equal to -1. (1) Statement - 1 is true; is false.

(2)

-1rr~:q;~
I.,."

00

Statement - 2

-1

~t

q;-~

- 2~~1

.1

Statement - 1 is false; Statement - 2 is true.

Cfi?R -1 ~
~.

t q;-~
~ ; q;-~

- 2~

~I

(3)

Statement - 1 is true; Statement - 2 is true; Statement - 2 is a correct - 1.

.i"

(3)

q;-~ ~

- 1~ - 2, ~

- 2 ~

-1 CfIl-mft~~1

explanation

for Statement

(4)

Statement - 1 is true; explanation

Statement - 2 - 1.

(4)

q;-~

- 1 ~

q;~

- 2 ~

~ ;

is true; Statement - 2 is not a correct for Statement

'Cfi?R ~2, ~ ~I

- 1 CfiT

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66.

Let A and B be two events ,,' P(AuB)~3/4 _ Statement Statement (1) (2) (3) 1 : 2 : and 1/8 P(A)

...
.

such that 3/8. 7/8

66.

l=fRTA"ij?ITB~G)~t~P(AvB)~3/4 "ij?ITi./8 S P(AnB)s"3/8 C6?Frl: P(A)+P(R)~

~(l'9
f{j ~

-s P(AnB)s

t I'"
7'/8

+ P(B) ~

1/1 ~~~t~

P(A) + P(B)S 1i/8

~
(1)

2:

P(A)+P(B)" 11/8

No!- ~

Statement - 1 is true ; Statement - 2 is false. Statement - 1 is false; Statement - 2 is true. Statement - 1 is true ; Statement is true; Statement explanation for Statement - 1.
>

~-1~t~'-2~tl ~-1~t ~~ - 1~ ~ -2~tIJ

(f'
~

(2)
(3)

.1JV>
2

t ; q;~
..
..:;..;\( ,I

2~

t
;

- 2 is a correct

~~-2~-1qft~~tl ",

r"

(';

(4)

Statement - 1 is true ; Statement - 2 is true; Statement - 2 is not it correct explanation for Statement - 1.

,(

'1"1'1 ~ 1 l'I
tl

t "''l'I ~ 2 l'I t
~r~~

~-2,~-1Cfft~~~

67.

Consider L1: 3x+y+a-2=O real number, and

L2 : 3x + y - a + 3 = 0, where a is a positive

ks

67.

~::::{a~;!~;.~
d.._ k ":>'":

.in

'1-t- k1

ar

.L2: 3x+y.-a+3=Ot cli'("(1fClCfi ~t"ij?IT

~
c>-)3V

a ~~~,

,~:

k\ _____
mL2~

Statement

1 : If line Ll is a chord of the

c: x2+y2-2x+4y-4=0.

c: x2+y2_2x+4y-4=0.
~Ccn1'Q(-li~t C CfiT 0lfR1 -::rID

C6Rl~~ ~

diameter of the circle C. Statement 2 : If line the circle C. Then, (1) (2) (3)

00

circle C, then the line L2 is not always a

tI
"&I'R1

.1

Lt is a diameter

of the

C6?Fr2 : ~

Lt ~ c CfiT

tm~

circle C, then the line L2 is not a chord of

Cfft ~

-::rID t I

w
(1)

Statement Statement

1. IS is

true true

and and

~-1~t,q;2R-2~tl - 2~

statement - 2 is false. 2 (2) - q;~

t q;~

- 1~

t-I

Statement - 1 is false. both the statements both the statements are true.

(4)

are false.
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68. "tWfl f

am

1 g, f(x) == -;+q" xER, xi:- -1

~

-am
'({G{

;8. L~tif a.nd g be functions

f(x)

defined by xi:- -1, and

g(x) == x2 + 1, xR "IDU -qft~. gof:

(1) ~

1 x + 1'

XER,

g(x) == x2 + 1, xeR. Then gof is : (1) (2) (3) (4) both one - one and onto. neither one - one nor onto. one - one but not onto. , onto but not one - one. 69.

-a~

3i1'i%I~Cfi

-zyu t I
I

(2)
(3) (4)

'1 it ~ ~ ~ ~

t alR "1 m 311'i%IGCfi ~ an:ama:iti" -;@ t I t~ ~

:;@ ~ I

311'CIGcti

"tfR1 f ~ 8f(X)+6f(~ y == x2 f(x) t

.q_~l 31~~

"ql~

fcti

69.

Let fbe a differentiable function such that 8f(X)+6f(~ , J-x==5, (x:;t:O) and

J-x=5,

(x:;t:O)t-a~ dy
dx CfillWl~;.(

ks
1

dy y==x2 f(x), then ~ at x= -1 is :

it x = -1 -.n:

.in
L

~~

ar

(1)

-14
1 14 15 14

(1)

-- 14 1 1415 14

~v

'

~l
'/

r
I'l-

.0

(2)

(2)

00

'~\Y
~

;>

j
V
I

(3)
(4)

(3)
(4)

15 14

15 14

.>{I \; ~\ :1-'-.0
I "

.1

y 15
\

~ ~X \.;._/
2 4z it z4+4z3+6z +

70.

If z == i

(i + .J2),

then the value

of

70.

z==i

(i + .J2)t
~

CfiT t:lR t :

\
\
N
\

z4+4z3+6z2+4z (1) 6

is :

(1)
(2) (3) (4)

6 -9 -5
3

(~) -9

(3) -5
(4) 3

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71.

If

for

some

real

number

a,

. t s, th en the linruit lim, sin 2x +3a sin x exis

x ~O

is equal to: (1)

I

1
2

(2)
(3) (4)

(2)
(3)

-2
-1

-2
-1,
~" . ';, .. ;;0 j"?,)n' iUiJ
i

(4)

72.

2 cot -1(7) + cos -1 ( ~ , is equal to : (1)

in principal value,

72.

2 cot- (7) +'C:6s'--1(~) Cfil' ~

llR ~'
r-.

~:

':1

tan

(3)

cos-1( 1~5 )

00

(4)

cos-

1( 117' 44 )

ar

)2)

cosec

. -1(117) 125

(2)

(3) __ 50S

ks
cosec cos2.50 2.00 3.00 2.75
~ ~.~

-1( 117 41 J

.in
117 -1 ( .!!.~) 125
44 )

(1)

t_an- 1( 41 )

\,

, I
ii

-1( 125 44 J

(4)

1(117

V"- '

73.

A tree, in each year, grows 5 em less than

it grew in the previous

height of the tree (in metres), when it ceases to grow, is:

(1)

half a metre in the first year, then the

w
year.

.1
If it grew 2.50 2.00 3.00 2.75
f

(1) (2) (3)

(4)

(2) (3) (4)

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74.

LetS A= [:

be the set of all real matrices, :]SUCh that a+d=2 and

74.'

llAT s~,:ft A=~

cm:~fqCfl ~

q)f ~~

t
Q~T

~m

f\t; a+d=2

AT =A2_2A. (1)

Then S :

AT=A2-2AtmS:
(1) (2) (3) 'ij~~~fl

has exactly. two elements. has exactly four elements. is an empty set. has exactly one element.

(2)
(3)

ii~~~~1
'Q,Cfi ~ ~

tI

(4)

(4)

ii~~~tl

M
75. The integral is equal to : ~

xcosx2dx

<>
x2
75.
~~:

cos(1n35 _ x~~1os

X~

ks ar
(3) (2)
-In 2

(1)

m 00 .1
76.

(3)

(4)

(4)

76.

If a variable plane passes through a fixed point (I, - 2,3) and meets the coordinate

.in
- In-

1 4 1

7 5 7

.!. In 2
4 7

.! In 2
2 7
'Q,Cfi 1J;Cfl' .~ ~

":q{ ~

(I, - 2, 3) ~ ~
CfiT

~ ~ t o~
C 'fR ~
~,~1R~t~~:

f1~~liiti 31an"Cfll ~aTI A, B,

axes at points A, B, C, then the point of parallel to the coordinate (1) (2)

t eft A, s. C ~
~

"\if'R ~,
T1"F.:I~=

intersection of the planes through A, B, C planes lies on :

f1e:~liiti:.alan t" ~ (1)

. (2)

xy .-.2yz + 3zx
. 1 1

= 3xyz

xy - 2yz + 3zx

= 3xyz

xy+ -yz- - zx=6 2 3 xy-

(3)

2Yz+ '3 zx=6

d
(4)

xy -

.!. yz + .!. zx = 6 2 3
= xyz

(4)

yz - 2zx + 3xy= xyz

yz - 2zx + 3xy

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77. Suppose observations population a population A has 100 151, the 101, 102, ..., 200 and another B has 100 observations

152, ..., 250. If VA and VB represent variances of two populations then the ratio VA: VB is: (1) (2) (3) (4) 1: 2 3: 2 1: 1 2: 3

respectively,

(3) (4)

1: 1 2: 3

.in
1011c"14Cfl ~

lI) , .f'

78.

Statement

1: If three positive numbers in ratio of the G.P. must lie an d

78.

Cfi~

1 :~

C!ft <fR ~

the common between

ks
G~

G.P. represent the sides of a triangle, then

f5f'lJ,\jf efT 'lJ,\5fT31T' eft f.;~(1 ef~m ~, m lJ,1TTTm .I))~TefT -met 31'1.<mr

~.~

Fs-1 2

ar

J5+1
2

---

J5

-1

J5

+ 1 -+- ~

q, ~I-q

~"..-r 1~C1

'Q I

u..... \.tID
V

)_

Statement

2 : Three positive numbers

cn~2:~aFr

~~,mll~~

00

form sides of a triangle if sum of any two numbers is greater than the third number. (1) Statement - 1 is true; is false. (2)

Cfil'lllrr
qft (1)

:rman q;) ~.
C'fi~

cmm ~ ~ m, m ~ ~~
CR ~ ~ :
-

f3r:pr
~

s-

j_.

.1

Statement - 2

-1~

t 'q1~

2~

~I

Statement - 1 is false; Statement - 2

is true. (3)

Statement - 1 is true ; Statement - 2 is true; Statement explanation ..,2 is a correct for Statement - 1. Statement - 2 - 1.

(3)

Cfl~1' Cfl~

- 1 ~0f - 2, Cfl~

t ; ef~1'
- 1 en1 ~

2 'B;::~
'O'J.'T&rT

%I

(4)

Statement - 1 is true; explanation

Cfl2fo1 -

1 ~

ef~

- 2 ~

is true; Statement - 2 is not a correct for Statement

Cfl~

- 2, Cfl~

1 en1-mn

t ; ~ tI

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79. The general solution equation

dy

of

the differential 79. ~ ~

is:
~~~:
\.

fp:fl Cfl <01

dx'+sm

(x2 + 1/) ,. (x - y) =sm -2-,

T sin '(

x ; Y)

== sin

(x ; Y)

CflT

(1)

log (cotf) + 2sinx = C

(1)

log (cotf) + 2sinx - C

log (cot~) + 2sin~

(2)

log (cot~) + 2sin~

= =

(2)

= =

,(3)

log (tanf)

+ 2sinx

(3)

log (tanf)

+ 2sinx

(4)

log (tan~) + 2Sin~

.in
~ :
~ ~ ~

(4)

log (tan~) + 2sin~

80.

(1) (2) (3)

90 0 30 45

The angle between the lines 2x = 3y = and -6x=y=4z is :

ar
80. ~3if

ks
2x=3y= -6x=y=4z~

-z"ij~

Cfi1 CfiTur

00

(1)

90 0 30

0/

(2)
(3)

<~:bq~<V"
"V
"'7

.1

~q

w w
-000-

(4)

,YY' 45

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