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The sum of series + ++ is (a)

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The nine point centre of the triangle formed by the complex nos.Z1, Z2 and Z3 in the Gaussian plane , if Z1= , Z2 = , Z3 = (a) (b) (c) (d) None
if , where ,then argument of z will be

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If (1+3+5+.+ p) + (1+3+5+.+q) = (1 +3+5+.+ r), where each set of parentheses contains sum of consecutive odd integers as shown , the smallest possible value of p +q + r, (where p > 6) (a) 12 (b) 21 (c) 45 (d) 54 if 1, ,2 3, 4, 5 and 6 represents sixth roots of a unimodular complex no z (a) Area of hexagon formed by them will be constant (b) Their arguments will be in G.P. (c) They will be A.P. (d) Their product will be one. If , are roots of the equation  then where (a)


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7. Let , where and are real parameters, and C1 & C2 are real numbers. (a) = C1, represents a hyperbola (b) = C2, represents a hyperbola (c) = C1 & = C2 intersect each other orthogonaly (d) none 8. Which of the following Statement/(s) are correct (a) Argument of complex no, 0 + 0. i is not defined (b) Any Sequence is range of a function whose domain is set of Real numbers. (c) is not defined (d) Sum of infinite terms of a Sequence is finite only if it is converging sequence 9. if  whereabc0 a,b,c (a) both the roots of equation will be rational (b) c, a, b will be in H.P. if roots are equal (c) c, a , b will be in A.P. if roots are equal (d) roots will be complex if a,b,c are in A.P. 10.   can not be three terms ( not necessarily consecutive) of (a) Any A.P. (b)Any G.P. (c)Any H.P. (d) More than one H.P Answer key
Ques 0ns 1 c 2 c 3 d 4 b 5 a 6 b 7 abc 8 ad 9 acd 10 abcd

One or more than one option may be correct .Each correct answer carries +3 marks and there is no NEGATIVE MARKING.