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1 : (B)

Here,

E(x) = nP = 5 and Var (x) = npq = 2.5

2.5 1
 q 
5 2

1
 p and n = 10
2
Now, P ( x  1)  P( x  0)

10
1
 P( x  1)  10C0  
2
10
1
 P( x  1)   
2

2 : (D)

Correct option is (D)

3: (B)

As required circle touches y-axis at the origin.

 Let Centre of the circle is d (a, 0) and radius is a

 Equation of circle will be,
( x  a)2  ( y  0) 2  a 2

 x 2  2ax  a 2  y 2  a 2

 x 2  y 2  2ax  0 …(i)

By differentiating above equation w.r.t. x, we get

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 dy
2x  2 y  2a  0
dx
dy
 2a  2 x  2 y …(ii)
dx
From (i) and (ii),

 dy 
x2  y 2   2x  2 y  x  0
 dx 

dy
 x 2  y 2  2 x 2  2 xy 0
dx
dy
 x 2  y 2  2 xy 0
dx

4 : (B)

Here,

aij is stands for element of matrix A as ith row and jth column, and Aij stands for co-factor of element aij of
matrix A.

 a11  1, a12  1 and a13  0

And

1 0
A21  (1) 21  1
2 1

1 0
A22  (1) 2 2 1
1 1

1 1
A23  (1) 23  1
1 2

Therefore

a11 A21  a12 A22  a13 A23  1 (1)  1 (1)  0  (1)  0

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5 : (D)

Given, f ( x)  e x (sin x  cos x)

 f '( x)  e x [cos x  sin x]  [sin x  cos x]e x

 f '( x)  2e x sin x

To verify Rolle’s Theorem.

f '(c)  0

2ec sin c  0

 sin c  0
 c 

6 : (C)

 
As given, both line passes through (0, 0), and 1  , 2 
6 3
 Equation of first line is.
 
y  0  tan   ( x  0)
6

1
 y x
3

 x  3y  0 …(i)

Equation of second line is

 
y  0  tan   ( x  0)
3
 y 3 x

 3 x y 0 …(ii)
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Hence, joint equation of these line is

( x  3 y)( 3x  y)  0

 3 x2  xy  3xy  3 y 2  0

 3 x2  3 y 2  4 xy  0

7 : (B)

As given, 2 tan 1 (cos x)  tan 1 (2 cos ec x)

tan 1 (cos x)  tan 1 (cos x)  tan 1 (2 cos ec x)

 2 cos x 
 tan 1    tan 1 (2 cos ec x)
 1  cos 2
x 

2 cos x
  2 cos ec x
sin 2 x

 2 cot x  2

 cot x  1


 x
4
Hence,

 
sin x  cos x  sin  cos
4 4
1 1
 
2 2

= 2

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8 : (A)

Option (A) is correct.

9 : (D)

dx
Let I  
8  2 x  x2

dx
I 
9  2x  x2 1
dx
I 
3  ( x  1) 2
2

 x 1 
 I  sin 1  c
 3 

10 : (A)

As given,

f ( x)  x 3  5 x 2  7 x  9

 f (1.1)  8.6

11 : (B)

As given,

1
 , 0 x5
f ( x)   5
0, otherwise

1
Now, probability of waiting time not more than 4 is  4   0.8
5

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12 : (B)

c c
Let X  (a  b) cos  (a  b) 2 sin 2
2 2

2 2
As we know,

c ( s  a)( s  b) c s ( s  c)
sin  and cos 
2 ab 2 ab

abc
Where s 
2
By substituting these value on above equation we will get

X  c2

13 : (B)

Let y1  log (sec   tan  )

dy1 1
   (sec  tan   sec 2 a)
d sec   tan 

dy1 sec  [sec   tan  ]

 
d [sec   tan  ]

dy1
  sec  ….(i)
d
Now,

Let y2  sec 

dy2
  sec   tan  …(ii)
d
dy1 sec 
   cot 
dy2 sec   tan 

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 dy1 
  cot 1
dy2 
 4
4

14 : (B)

We can say that both line passes through point (5, 3) and makes angle 45o and 135o with x axis

 Equation of first line is ,

y  3  tan 45o ( x  5)

y 3  x5

yx20 …(i)

Similarly,

y  3  tan 135o ( x  5)

y  3  1( x  5)

y  x 8  0 ….(ii)

 Joint equation of line is

( y  x  2)( y  x  8)  0

 x 2  y 2  10 x  6 y  16  0

15 : (A)

As given, required point is on the

Curve 6 y  x3  2

Therefore, only point (4, 11)

Satisfy the given equation,

Hence, option (A) is Correct.

16 : (A)
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  1
 x sin for x  0
f ( x)   x
 k for x0

1
 lim x sin k
x 0 x
0 k

17 : (C)
1
Given, y  em sin x

dy 1 1
  e m sin x  m 
dx 1  x2
2
 dy  m2 y 2
   
 dx  1  x
2

2
 dy 
 (1  x )    m2 y 2
2

 dx 

 A  m2

18 : (B)

 4e x  25 
Let I     2e x  5  dx
 10e x  25  6e x 
 I    dx
 2e x  5 

5(2e x  5)  6e x
I  dx
2e x  5

 6e x 
 I  5  x  dx
 2e  5 

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 I  5 x  3 log(2e x  5)  C

 A  5 and B   3

19 : (B)

By solving we will get,

tan 1 ( 3)  sec1 (2) 4


 1 5
cos ec 1 ( 2)  cos 1   
 2

20 : (C)

 log(1  2 x)sin x
 for x0
As given, f ( x)   x2
k for x0

Is continuous at x = 0

log(1  2 x)  sin x
 lim k
x 0 x2

  
sin  x  
 lim
2  log(1  2 x)
 lim  180    = k
x 0 2x x 0    180
 x 
 180 


 2 k
180

 k
90

21 : (A)

 x2  y 2 
Given, log10  2 2 
2
x y 

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 x2  y 2
  100
x2  y 2

x 2  y 2  100 x 2  100 y 2
 0
x2  y 2

99 x 2  101 y 2
 0
x2  y 2

 99 x 2  101 y 2  0

dy
 (2  99) x  (2 101) y 0
dx
dy 99 x
 
dx 101 y

22 : (D)
 /2
 2  sin x 
Let I 



/2
log   dx
 2  sin x 
As given function is odd.

 I 0

23 : (C)

By using anti differentiation method,

We will get to know that, Option (C) is correct.

24 : (B)

Degree  3

Order  2

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25 : (B)

 2
Acute angle is sin 1  

 3 

26 : (B)
2
A   (2 x  x 2 )dx
0

2
 x3 
 A   x2  
 3 0

 8
 A  4  
 3

4
 A sq unit.
3

27 : (A)

f ( x)
Given  log (sin x)dx  log [log sin x]  C
By using anti differentiation method,we will get

d
 log [log sin x]  c 
dx
1 1
   cos x
log (sin x) sin x

cot x

log (sin x)

 f ( x)  cot x

28 : (A)

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Correct option is (A)

29 : (C)

3i  k  mi  mj  2mk  2ni  nj  nk

 3i  k  (m  2n) i  (m  n) i  (n  2n)k

 m  2n  3 …(i)

mn  0 ….(ii)

n  2n  1 …(iii)

As m  n  0 from (ii)
 mn

 3m  3

 m  1 and n = 1

 mn  2

30 : (C)

Let
 /2 n sec x
I 
0
n sec x  n cos ec x
dx …(i)

 
 /2
n sec   x 
2 
 I  dx
0    
n sec   x   n cos ec   x 
2  2 
 /2 n cos ec x
 I 
0
n cos ec x  n sec x
dx …(ii)

Adding equation (i) and (ii)

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  /2
2I   dx
0

 2I   x 0
 /2


I
4

31 : (C)

Correct option is (C)

32 : (A)

dx
y (1  log x)  x log x  0
dy

 1  log x  dy
   dx 
 x log x  y

Integrating on both side

 1  log x  dy
  x log x  dx   y

log( x log x)  log y  log C

 log ( x log x)  log ( y  c)

 x log x  y  c …(i)

As x  e, y  e2

 e  e2  c

1
 c
e
1
Putting c  in eq (i) we get
e
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 y
x log x 
e
 y  ex log x

33 : (C)

Correct option is (C)

34 : (D)

Given.

dy
I.F of  py  Q is sin x
dx

 e
P dx
 sin x

  P dx  ln(sin x)
By anti-differentiation method, we will get

d
P [ln(sin x)]
dx
1
  cos x
sin x

P  cot x

35 : (C)

Option (C) is the correct answer

36 : (A)

P( x  7)  P( x  7)  P( x  8)  P( x  9)  P( x  10)

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 7 3 8 2 9 1 10
1 1 1 1 1 1 1
 C7     10 C8     10 C9     10 C10  
10

2 2 2 2 2 2 2

11

64

37 : (C)

Given,

sin 2 x  cos 2 x  0

1
Multiplying by on both side,
2

1 1
 sin 2 x  cos 2 x  0
2 2

 
 sin   2 x   0
4 


 2x   n
4
(4n  1)
 x
8
11 15
 x and
8 8

38 : (A)

Correct option is (A)

39 : (A)

 2 2 0 1
Given A    and B 
 3 2  1 0 

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 1  2 2   0 1
 A1  B 1  
10  3 2  
and
 1 0 
Now,

 0 1  1  2 2 
B 1  A1     
 1 0  10  3 2 

1  3 2
10  2 2 
=

10  2 2   2 2 
( B 1  A1 ) 1  
10  2 3   2 3 

40 : (D)

p : Every square is a rectangle  T

q : Every rhombus is a kite  T

 p q T

p  q T

41 : (B)

Correct option is (B)

42 : (A)

Correct option is (A)

43 : (C)

tan 2 x  1
 tan x  1

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 
 x  n 
4

44 : (B)

Correct option is (B)

45 : (B)

Correct option is (B)

46 : (C)

Given A x  I

 x  A1

1  3 2 
 x 
5  4 1 

1  3 2 
 x
5  4 1

47 : (A)

1 1 1
2  1  10
1 1 4

1(4  1)  1(8  1)  1(2   )  10

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 4  1  7  2    10

 3  18

  6

48 : (B)

Given

n=5

1
p
3
2
 q
3
p (2  x  4)  p ( x  3)
3 2
1  2
 C3    
5

 3  3
5 4 1 4
  
2 27 9
40

243

49 : (C)

Correct option is (C)

50 : (D)

s1  p

s2  q
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 ( p q)  ( p  q)

 ( p  q)

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