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    Guess Paper MATHEMATICS inter -II Al-Qadir Jinnah Science Academy Mallian Kalan a7 CMe MATHEMATICS Inter -I et Lap SEB sSysl Setter sere 40) a ail Sec NS ite TTIW “AS ELSI Sip lorial 9 WILL KIO yo dick Ps Z ‘| s ” e Ay (eh Ly id Lal Hb YS . FZ bet AGL wba Sei a (his) Prepared by: M.Qadir Rafique Cell # 03024741124, Whatsapp # 03024741124 Page 1 Guess Paper MATHEMATICS inter -Il Al-Qadir Jinnah Science Academy Mallian Kalan 1. f(x) =x? — 2x +1, then f(0) = (a) 4 (bo (vi (a2 2. When we say that f is function from set X to set ¥, then X is called (a) WDomain of f (b) Range of f (cl) Codomain of f (4) None of these 3. The term “Function” was recognized by. to describe the dependence of one quantity to another. (a) WLebnitz (b) Euler (c) Newton (@) Lagrange 4, If f(x) = x? then the range of fis () v (0%) (b) (0, 0] (©) 0,0) (@) None of these 5. Cosh?x—Sink?x = (a) (oo own (0) None of these 6. cosechxis equalto @ =e ov 7. The domain and range of identity function , I: X — X is (a) vx (b) tivreal numbers (c)-ivrealnumbers (4) integers. 8. The linear function f(x) = ax + b is constant function if a#0,b=1 (b)a=1b 0 (Qa=1Lb=1 (ory, 9. Wf (x) = 2x43, g(x) = x*-1, then (gof)(x) = 7 (a) 2x2 =1 (b) 0 4x2 4 4x Me) dh 3 i (ayxt — 2x2 10. Hf f(x) = 2x + 3, g(x) = x* —1, then (gog)(x) = .. (b) 2x2 = 1 (b) de? + 4 nye] 44 3 Ye) V xt = 2x? 11. The inverse of a function exists only ifitis i (2) aninto function (b) an onto function *.(c) "W, (1-1}-and¥ite function (d] None of these 12. f(x) = 2+ V¥—4, then domain of f-#= Ss (2) 20f ) 4 Rel {-(2.00f (6) 14,00f 13. lim e* = f . (a) 1 40%. (v0 (aya (0) = (4-3 (a) v4 St (Boo je (4-3 16. f(z) = x3 hxis: (a) Even \% (b).oed (c) Neither even nor odd (4) None 17. If f:X.— V isa function, then elements of x are called (2) iniaies. Nb) W Pre-images —_ (c) Constants (4) Ranges (a) e (b) Wert (che? (a) ve 19, lim" ts equalto (2) loge (log. (a (0) V og.2 20, Lim = = a0 @) ve (2 (e180 (4)1 21. A function is said to be continuous at x = cif (a) lim f(2) exists (b) fOsdefined —(e)lim FO) = f(a) W Allof these 22. The function f(x) is discontinuous at (a) v4 (b)2 (3 (a4 1. LH.Lof f(x) = |x—5| at x = Sis 23.5 @vo ©2 @4 24, The change in variable + is called increment of x.It is denoted by 0x which is Prepared by: M.Qadir Rafique Cell # 03024741124, Whatsapp # 03024741124 Page 2 Guess Paper MATHEMATICS inter -II (a) +iv only (b) “only 25. The notation ~ or “is used by (2) ALeionitz (b) Newton 26, The notation /(x) is used by (2) Leibnitz (b) 1 Newton 27. The notation f’(x) or y’ is used by (a) Leibnitz (b) Newton 28. The notation D/(x) or Dy isused by (2) Leibnite (b) Newton 29, tim OL (a) vf") (b) f(a) 30, 4 (x") = nx"™liscalled (a) ¥ Powerrule (b) Product rule 31, The derivative of a constant function is (a) one 32. The process of finding derivatives is called (a) “Differentiation _(b) differential 33. If f(x) = +, then f"(@) = () aa 3 34. (Fog) () = (a) fa" (b) f'a@e) 4 " 35. 2 (g(x))" = (2) alg@r* 36. 4 (3x3) = (b) n[g@I"* gD (a) 4x3 (opts, 37. x = at? andy =2at then? = 2 » 3 ()S 4 (tan-x ~ cot-*x) = 38, A (tan“*x~ cot*x) = ) ae 39. If Sin Vx, then © is‘equal to ws a te) [xlvxt=1 0) eS (b) “os 42. Differentiating sin'x w.r.t cos?x is (a) Y—Fsinx (b) Fsine 48.162 = Tan"** then = (a) = (b)-5 44, Iftany(1 + tanx) = 1— tany, show that = (2) 0 (b)2 48,4 (sin-tx) = is valid for (a) 0 0a + 0,and xis any real number is called (a) Exponential function (b) logarithmic function (c) algebraic function (d) composite function 1. Ifa > 0,a# 1,and x = @” then the function defined by y = loga* (x > 0) is called a logarithmic function with base (a) 10 (ye ava (ax 52, logge = (a) 71 (bye (c)a? l@).not defined 53. loga: = 4 (0) 2toga wv a ee Oe 54.2 nlf) = § : (a) /'@) (b)inf"(x) ow oe “4d FOO.) 58. Ify = log 10°***9 then = te Vamos enna se) FOREN 101) eens 56. Ina? = ’ (a) ina wv 1p (a)Ine* $7. Ify =e", then yy = " ¢ . (a) #162" (0) Be (cde (a)2e* 38, If f(x) = €%, then f'"(x) = Se (a) 6e?" (b) Bere. (@). VW 8e™ (ade 59. If f(x) = x9 + 2x + 9 then f(x) (a) 3x7+2 (b) 3x*.> (ce) W 6x (a) 2x 60, Ify = x7 +x + xf then D8) =)" {a) 7! ADP TE [71+ 6! (d) wo 61. 1 — x ta? =x te +1)" ~ isthe expansion of (a) 2 (9) @ (cl Om 62. (Y= (0) F2F') + EPG) FEI") + ZPD .. tscalled___sertes. (a) 7 ° (b) Taylor's {c) Convergent (4) Divergent 63.1 x4 SSH (a) e* (o) Sinz ( WCosx (den 64. Gg + yx + gx +t aA is (a) Maclaurin’s series (b) Taylor Series (| ¥ PowerSeries —(d) Bionomial Serie 65. A function f(x) is such that, at a pointx = c, f'(x) > 0 atx = c, then f is said tobe {a) Wincreasing (b) decreasing (c} constant (¢) 4-4 function 66. A function f(x) is such that, ata point = c,, f'(x) <0 atx = c, thenf is said tobe (a) Increasing (b) V decreasing {c) constant{a) 1-1 function 67. A function f (x) fs such that, ata pointx = c, f'(x) = 0 atx = c, then is satd to be {a) Increasing (b) decreasing (c) W constant (d) 1-1 function 68, A stationary point is called __if tis either a maximum point or a minimum point {a) Stationary point (b) W turning point — (c} critical point (d) point of inflexion 69. Iff'(c) does not change before and after x = c, then this point is called. {a) Stationary point (b) turing point (cl critical poin (d)_# point of inflexion 70. Let f be a differentiable function such that f'(c) = 0 then if f'(x) changes sign from -ivto tiv Le, before and after x = c, then it occurs relative__at x = c Prepared by: M.Qadir Rafique Cell # 03024741124, Whatsapp # 03024741124 Page 4 Guess Paper MATHEMATICS inter -II Al-Qadir Jinnah Science Academy Mallian Kalan fa) Maximum (b) W minimum (c) point of inflexion (4) none. 71, Let f be a differentiable function such that f'(c) = 0 then if f"(x) does not change sign Le, before and after x= c, then itoccurs___at x = ¢ {b) Maximum (b) minimum {c] U point of inflexion (4) none 72. Let f be differentiable function in neighborhood of c and f’(c) = 0 then f(x) has relative maxima at c if (a) f"(@) >0 wv s"O<0 (f"(e=0 (a f(y #0 73. Mf { f(x)dx = p(x) + c,then f(x) iscalled (a) Integral (b) differential (0) derivative (d) ¥ integrand 74, Inverse of { ...dx is: a a 4 ae ive (2 “sg Or 78. Differentials are used to find: la) Approximate value —_(b) exact value {c Both (a) and (b)_(d) None of these 76. xdy + ydx = fe) de +y) te) va(’) (d@-y) plehaey) TIE dy = cosxds then = ‘he la) sinx (0) cosx (chesex * A) (a) W secx 7B. If f f(x)dx = Ox) + c,then f(x) iscalled 4 » (b) Integral (0) differential (0) derivative: sod) W integrana 79. Ify = f(x), then differential of y is \ » (a) dy =f’) (b) Wdy = f'odx (dy = fade sta 80, The inverse process of derivative is called: os (a) Anti-derivative (b) W Integration .“{e)Roth fa) and(b}., (6) None of these 81. Ifm #1, then f(ax + b)"dx = . ja) MED ye et ay yatta 82, fsin(ax + b)dx= of > (a) WScostartb)+e — (b) Scola tbe — (.atos(ax +b) +e (d)-acos(ax +6) +e 83. feMadx = Me (a) Ae 4 € (0) -ae# Fe, Ste () WS He 84. fa*dx = é ‘ a (oye Soe ave (2) aA. ina (o) Foye CVE Ose — enprtente Fa) = on fb) f'@) +e (c) Win|x| +e (od) “ean be evaluated if la) Wx>0,a>0 ()x<0a>0 — (x<0.a<0 (x>0a<0 88, f—-dx= ()-WatFS+e (Be (6) 1x7 F3 +e la) WSectx +e (0) Tan-tx-+ (c)Cot'x +e (4) Sin“*x + 90. f= (a) Wininz +e (xtc (inate (a f’Confea) 91. In [(x? — a”)? dx, the substitution ts (a) x= atano (b) Wx =aseco — (c)x =asin9 (a)x = 2asine 92. The suitable substitution for fVZax— dx is: la) x-a=acos® (b) Wx-a=asind ()x+a=acosd — (6) x+a=asind Prepared by: M.Qadir Rafique Cell # 03024741124, Whatsapp # 03024741124 Page § Guess Paper MATHEMATICS inter -II Al-Qadir Jinnah Science Academy Mallian Kalan x 93. fax = fa) In@e + 1) +0 ()in@+—xte () Vxtinett)+e (4) None 94, The suitable substitution for { a? + x?dxis: (b) Wr = atand (b) x= asine (¢}x = acoso (a)None of these 95. fudv equals: fa) ude f vw (by uv + f vdu (| Wuv-fvdu — (d)udut f du 96. [xcosxdx = {a) sinx + cose +¢ (b)cosx—sinx +e (c) Wxsinx + cosx + ¢(d) None 97. fo a= fa) eT™ + (ser =H eo — ()xe™™ te) W eT 'X $e 98, fex[} + ina] = fa) XZ +e (b)-et ibe (cl VW efinxte — (d)-eXine +e 99. fer[t-3 . fa) WerZ+e (b)-eF +e (cl e*Inx +e ()re* S+e 100. [pdx = fa) £4 (b) YinsS+e (cl mee e (4) Infx—al+e é 101," sinxdx = la) v2 (0)-2 ico (aya 102, 7 [xidx = ~ (a) $ (b)-5 d det (a) v2 103, (4x + dx = 2 thenk = et B (a) 8 (b) 4 ¢ vo (a) 2 wo. 8 - a ia = ) v2 soe (d) None of these 105. |, "sinxdx equals to: " a) 2 (b)o- s i v2 (aa 106. J; costdt = wet @i-2 (¢) None . (aye fedae (cl ff fedax (6) 5 Fada 108, 2xaxisequalto la) 9 an = (b)7 (cj v4 (ao 109. To determine the area under the curve by the use of integration, the idea was given by (a) Newton (b) W Archimedes (c}_Leibnitz (d) Taylor 110. ‘The order of the differential equation: x“ +” 2 =0 fa) 0 (bya «v2 (a) more than 2 1, The equation y = x? — 2x + c represents ( c being a parameter ) 111. Oneparabola (®)¥ family of parabolas (© family ofline —_(d) two parabolas 112. Solution ofthe differential equation : = = (a) Wy =sin'x+e (b)y = cos?x +e 113, ‘The general solution of differential equation {2 {a) 5re (b)% =e (d)x?y? = ¢ 114. Solution of differential equation ©" = 2¢ — 7 is: (a) vee? -7% +e (b)vsP+7r+e (v= 115. Thesolution of differential equation = sec? is Prepared by: M.Qadir Rafique Cell # 03024741124, Whatsapp # 03024741124 Page 6 Guess Paper MATHEMATICS inter -II Al-Qadir Jinnah Science Academy Mallian Kalan {a) y= cosx +e (b)Wy=tanr+e (cy =sinx+e (d) y= cotx +c 116. If x <0,y <0 then the point P(x, y) lies in the quadrant a) 1 (b) 11 (cj vil (ayy 117. Thepoint Pin the plane that corresponds to the ordered pair (x, y) is called: la) W graph of (x,y) {b) mid-point of x,y (c) abscissa of x,y (8) ordinate of x,y 118 The straight line which passes through one vertex and perpendicular to opposite side is called: {a) Median (b) V altitude {c) perpendicular bisector (dj normal 119. The point where the medians ofa triangle intersect is called___of the triangle. (a) WCentroid (b) centre (c) orthocenter (d) circumference 120. The point where the altitudes ofa triangle intersect is called__of the triangle. (a) Centroid (b) centre (c) W orthocenter (d) circumference 121, The centroid of a triangle divides each median in the ration of (a) W221 (b) 1:2 (c} 4:2 (d) None of these 122. The point where the angle bisectors of a triangle intersect is called__of the triangle. (a) Centroid {b) Win centre (c| orthocenter {dj'circumference 123. Thetwo intercepts form of the equation of the straight line is weet fa) y=mxte (b) y= 2 = mOe— a) (q ve42 (e).xcost + yeosa = p 124, The Normal form of the equation ofthe straight line is r . fa) y=me+e (b)y—y, =m —x) (jetta {d)/ kos $¥ycosa = p 125. Inthe normal form xcosa + ycosa = p the value of p is, ~ a) “Positive (b) Negative {€) positive or negative (d) Zero 126, If ccis the inclination ofthe line [then =" (say) ~ {a) Point-slope form (b) normal form . (ckwsvinmettic form (4) none of these 127. Theslope of the line ax + by +c = O1s . (a ¢ () v-2 2 ~ (@-2 128. ‘The slope ofthe line perpendicular tox ty +620 “> fa) ¢ (b)-£. & Shy fe) we ()-2 129." The general equation ofthe straight ein tivo variables x and y is la) Vax +by+e=0 (b) ax? # By, c'S0 “(eax + by? +c=0 [d)ax? by? +e=0 130. Thex — intercept 4x + 6y = 12is fa) 4 (by 6 4 v3 (6)2 131. Thelines 2x + y} 2= O-and6x+ 39/=8 =Oare la) ¥ Parallel (6). perpendicular ()reither {d) non coplanar 132. lf @ bean angle between two lines , and l2 when slopes m, and m2, then angle from {, to ls (a) tang = Fy (b) Gtang = } om (0 tang = ae (d) tan roe 133, ep te ng beh ons and, when slopes m, and mz, then acute angle from 1; to lz fa) [earig. REP (beOW | tang = T™ | (¢) [tang = tee [d)| tang = ae 134, TAR ta nth pes cade! are paral i " la) Vimy — mig’ 0 (b) m, +m, =0 (c)mym, = 0 135. Two lines'tj-and l, with slopes m, and m, are perpendicular if {b) m,—m, =0 (b)m, +m, = 0 (c)mym, =O 136. Thelines represented by ax” + 2hxy + by? = Oare orthogonal if a) a-b=0 ()) Varb=0 — (latb>0 (ja-v<0 137. Thelines lying in the same plane are called {a) Collinear (b) W coplanar (c} non-collinear {d) non-coplanar 136, The distance of the point (3,7) from the x ~ axis is le) v7 (0)-7 (13 (43 139, Twolines ax + byy +c, = Oand a,x + bzy + ¢; = 0 arepparallel if a) vE=o Wea 3 «a-2 (oe 140. The equation y* — 16 = 0 represents two lines. (a) W Parallel tox — axis (b) Parallel y-axis (c)not || to x — axis (d) not || toy — axis 141. The perpendicular distance of the line 3x + 4y + 10 = 0 from the origin is {a) 0 (b) 2 (cj) V2 (d)3 142. Thelines represented by ax? + 2hay + by? = Oare orthogonal if Prepared by: M.Qadir Rafique Cell # 03024741124, Whatsapp # 03024741124 Page 7 Guess Paper MATHEMATICS inter -II Al-Qadir Jinnah Science Academy Mallian Kalan (b) a—b=0 (b) Watb=0 — (ja+b>0 (a-b<0 143, Every homogenous equation of second degree ax” + bxy + by” = 0 represents two straight lines (a) W Through the origin (b) not through the origin (c) two | | line (a) two Lar lines 144, The equation 10x? - 23xy ~ 5y? = 0 is homogeneous of degree fe) 2 (7 2 (3 (a) more than 2 145. The equation y” — 16 = 0 represents two lines. fa) WPeralle! tox— axis (b) Parallel y ~axis (c) not || to x — axis (d) not || toy ~ axis 146, (0,0) is satisfied by (a) xy <10 (b)2e45y>10 (ce) Wx-y2B13 — (a)None 147. The point where two boundary lines of a shaded region intersect is called____point. fa) Boundary (b) W corner {¢| stationary (4) feasible 148. fx > b then la) -x>-b (b)-x _ (a) W Boundary line (b) horizontalline _(c) vertical fine “={@) inclined line 1. The graph ofa linear equation of the form ax + by = c is a ling Which divides the whole plane into__ disjoints parts, i la) WTwo (b) four “fe, mofe.thanfour (4) infinitely many 153, The graph of the inequality x < bis {a) Upper half plane (b) lower half plane “(c) left half plaie (a) right half plane 154, The graph of the inequality y 0y>0 (yee ty<0 (ox0 (dj2x+3<0 160. Linear inequality 2.x — 7y > 3 is satisfied by the point (a) (5a) > (0) (5-1) {} (0.0) (4) 4 a4) 161. Thenon-négative éohstraints are also called (a) 7 Decision variable (b} Convex variable (c) Decision constraints (¢) concave variable 1. Ifthe line segment obtained by joining any two points of aregion lies entirely within the region, then the region is called {a) Feasible region (b) Convex region (c) Solution region (d) Concave region 162. A function which is to be maximized or minimized is called: (a) Linear function (o) W Objective function (c) Feasible function —_(d) None of these 163. For optimal solution we evaluate the objective function at (a) Origen (b) Vertex {c) W Comer Foints (4) Convex points 164, Wefind corner points at {a) Origen (b) Vertex (c] W Feasible region (d) Convex region 165. Theset of points which are equal distance from a fixed pointis called: {a) W Circle (b) Parabola (c| Ellipse (d) Hyperbola 166. Thecircle whose radius is zero is called: {a) Unit circle (b) W point circle (c) circumecircle (A) in-circle 167. The circle whose radius is 1 is called: (a) WUnit circle (b) point circle (¢) circurncircle (d) in-cirele Prepared by: M.Qadir Rafique Cell # 03024741124, Whatsapp # 03024741124 Page 8 Guess Paper MATHEMATICS inter -Il Al-Qadir Jinnah Science Academy Mallian Kalan 168. The equation x” + y? + 2gx + 2fy + ¢ = O represents the cirde with centre i) oA Ya l(-fi-9) “op 169. The equation x” + y? + 2gx + 2fy + ¢ = O represents the cirde with centre (a) Wy tfe-e (b) JP +f Fe lg? +?-F (a) Jg+f—e 170. Theratio ofthe distance of a point from the focus to distance from the directrix is denoted by fa) Vr (b)R (cE (de 171. Standard equation of Parabola is : a) y?=4a (bx? + y? =a? (d) $= vt 172, The focal chord is a chord which is passing through (a) WVertex (b) Focus {c) Origin [d) None of these 173. Thecurve y* = 4ax is symmetric about (a) Wy — axis (b) x — axis (c| Both (a) and (b) (d) None of these 174, Lavusrectum of x? = —4ay is (a) x=a (b)x =-a (cly=a () Wy a 175, Eccentricity of the ellipse +77 = 1 is fa) $ (b) ac vs -(d} None of these 176. Focus of y* = —4axis Lf (a) (0,4) (b) ¥ (-a, 0) {cl (4,0) 16) O~a) 177. Atype of the conic that has eccentricity greater than 1 is F . (a) Anelligse (b) A parabola (c) W Afiyperbola (ch Airete 178. x* + y? =—5 represents the {a) Real circle (b) W imaginary circle (c) Point circle. {d) None of these 179, Which one ts related to circle 2 ° la) e=1 (ye >1, (heck (a)ve=0 180. Circle is the special case of : Ps (a) Parabola (b) Hyperbola (eh Ellipse (d) None of these 181, Equation ofthe directrix of x? = —4ay is, & (a) x+a=0 (b)x-a 50 & sy, (Clyta=0 (d) Wy-a=0 182. Themidpoint ofthe foci of the ellipse sits (a) Vertex WL? Centre: {cl Directrix (4) None ofthese 183, Focus of the ellipse always lies onthe {a) Minor axis (bf 7 inajorai.! ? (c] Directrix (d) None of these 184, Length ofthe nsjor axisof + 51.0 > bis le) #20 qb) 2b ee (d) None ofthese 185. Inthe cases of ellipse tts always true that: (a) Va oP {b}.a?"< b? (c)a? = b? (da<0,b<0 186, Tw conics\always intersect each other in___points a) No . , (b) one (c) two (6) # four 187. The eccentricity of elipse = +~ = 118 ave (2 (116 (a9 188. ‘The foci of an ellipse are (4, 1) and (0, 1) then its centre is: (a) (4.2) (b) W(2.1) (c} (2,0) (a) CL2, 189. The fod of hyperbola always lie on: (a) x axls (b) W Transverse axis (ely ~ axis (4) Conjugate axis 190. Length of transverse axis of the hyperbola" — la) ¥20 (b) 2b (de (ab 191. 2-2 =1 is symmetric about the: a) y-axis (b) x — axis {c] “Both (a) and (b) (d) None of these 1, Two vectors are said to be negative of each other if they have the same magnitude and direction, {a) Same (b) V opposite (c| negative (4) parallel 192. _ Parallelogram law of vector addition to describe the combined action of two forces, was used by (a) Cauchy (b) 7 Aristotle (c| Alkhwarzmi (d) Leibnitz Prepared by: M.Qadir Rafique Cell # 03024741124, Whatsapp # 03024741124 Page 9 Guess Paper MATHEMATICS inter -Il Al-Qadir Jinnah Science Academy Mallian Kalan 193. The vector whose initial point is at the origin and terminal point is P is called {a) Null vector (b) unit vector (c] Wposition vector (4) normal vector 194, IF Rbethe set of real numbers, then the Cartesian plane is defined as a) R= (Ge, y4)x,y € R} (db) WR? = ((x,y): x,y € RB} (e) R? = ((x,y): ay € Rox = —y} (A) RE = {ay}: 4 y ERX =} 195. ‘The element (x,y) € R® represents a (a) Space (b) W point (c) vector (a) tine 196. fu = (x,y]in R®, then |u| =? fa) at +y? ) vty tye FV? (a)x? -y2 197. If |u| = x? + y? = 0, then it must be true that (a) x= 0,y=0 (b)x<0,y<0 ()xz0,y <0 (a) vx 198, Bach vector |x, y]in R? can be uniquely represented as (a) xi-yf (b) Wxityy ldxty (a) x2 Fy? 199, Thelines joining the mid-points of any two sides of a triangle Is always ___to the third side. (a) Equel (b) W Parallel (C)perpendiular ——_(d) base 200. Ifu = 3i—j + 2kthen [3,-1,2] are called. of u. a {a} Direction cosines (b) W direction ratios (c) direction angles _(d) element’. 201. _ Which of the following can be the direction angles of some vector (a) 45°,45°, 60° (b) 30°, 45°, 60° (c) 145°, 60%,60° 10) obtise 202. Measure of angle 0 between two vectors isalways. ” 8 fa) O2Z 19) Discuss the continuity of f(x) at 3, when f(x) = fy oy fel = 3 20) Find the derivative of the given function by definition f(x) = x 21) Find the derivative of the given function by definition f(x) = = 22) ‘Find the derivative of y = (2X + 2)(x— Vx) w.r.t'x' 23) Differentiate 22" "> 2) eh 2x +21 Prove that 2 wert!x! axjy=1 Prepared by: M.Qadir Rafique Cell # 03024741124, Whatsapp # 03024741124 Page 11 Guess Paper MATHEMATICS inter -II Al-Qadir Jinnah Science Academy Mallian Kalan 25) 26) n 28) 29) 30) 31) 32) 33) 34) 35) 36) 37) 38) 39) 40) 41) 42) 43) 44) as) 46) 47) 48) 49) 50) 51) 52) 33) 54) oo) 56) 57) 58) 59) 60) 61) 62) 63) 64) 65) 66) 67) 68) 69) 70) n te(ve— 1) were. Differentiate (x — 5)(3 — x) rind 2itx=0+4,y=041 Find oy making ome suitable substiuionity = VF VE 1 1 wertx Different Differentiate x? + Find Sify? ~ xy -2? + 4=0 Bits ytna fing ity = x" where n=".q #0 Wy = (ax + b)” where n is negative integer , find 2 using quotient theorem. Find Zit xy + y? Differentiate (1 +22) wir. x? ind 2it3x + 4y+7=0 ® if y= xcosy Differentiate sin?x w.r.t cos*x . Find f(x) if f(x) = In(e* + e*) . Fit fOe) = eF (1 + Inx) ° 4 Differentiate (Inx)* w.r-t'x’ < . Pity =a - tind Zity = 5e* Find Zity = (+1) ‘ find if y = (In tanhx) oy Find ity = sink™*) ok s 1 OE ‘B, find ity = tant Mstnx) BCBS ify = Sin“ then show that y= ¥(@? 2)" xrex ¢ > Yo if x = acdsByy, sind —e Find yo if x9 —'y3 = a & Find the first four derivatives. of cos(ax + b) Apply Miaclaurin’s Series expaniigin to prove that e™ = 1+ 2x ++ Apply Maclattin’s Series expansion to prove that e* = 14x44 Stite Taylor's seties éxpansion. Expand’cdsx-by Matlaurin’s series expansion. Definé tincreasing and decreasing functions. Determine the interval in which f(x) =x? + 3x +2;x € [-4,1] Determine the interval in which f(x) = Cosx; x € (~3.3) Find the extreme values of the function f(x) Find the extreme values of the function f(x) = 1+ x4 ind Sy and dy if y = x? + 2x when x changes from 2 to 1.8 z vt AS Use diferent find and nthe following esuatons. ay+xsd (b) xy — Inx = Find the approximate increase in the volume of a cube if the length of its each edge changes from 5 to 5.02 tho approximate neeare inthe area ofa ela diet lamar is increared frm Aer to saaem. Define integration. Evaluate Evaluate Evaluate Prepared by: M.Qadir Rafique Cell # 03024741124, Whatsapp # 03024741124 Page 12 Guess Paper MATHEMATICS inter -Il Al-Qadir Jinnah Science Academy Mallian Kalan 72) Evaluate 73) Prove that {[f(x)"f'(x)dx = 4 74) Evaluate fear 75) Evaluate Jina) x tax 76) evaluate pomeeensla 77) evaluate [ieax 78) Evaluate jet 79) Evaluate vi - costxdx 80) Evaluate S(a-2x)2dx 1 81) Evaluate Sag tt 82) Evaluate Sima 83) Evaluate Seoax 84) Evaluate [iekax 85) Evaluate Sins 86) Evaluate Saou a 87) Evaluate Scosx (2) dx ‘ i ae . 88) Evaluate Sagags (x > 0) 89) Find Jo*.xdx (a> 0,q.%4) 7 3 90) Evaluate Samia: . 91) Evaluate Jinxdx 92) Evaluate fx inxdx et 93) Evaluate SxTan*xtx ©. 94) Evaluate 95) Evaluate 96) Evaluate 97) Evaluate 98) Evaluate 99) Evaluate. i A 101) Evaluate 102) evahain, jet ae 103) Evaluate SS5 104) evaluate en 105) Evaluate Sigagde 106) Evaluate Jp inxdx 107) Evaluate ? costat 108) Evaluate fxcosxdx 109) Evaluate Sper e°2)dx 110) Evaluate 111) Fvaluate 112) Evaluate 113) Evaluate Prepared by: M.Qadir Rafique Cell # 03024741124, Whatsapp # 03024741124 Page 13 Guess Paper MATHEMATICS inter -Il Al-Qadir Jinnah Science Academy Mallian Kalan 114) _ Find the area bounded by the curve y = x" + 3x” and the x — axis. 115) Find the area between the x — axis and the curve y? = 4 — xin the first quadrant from x = Oto x = 3. 136) Find the area bounded by cos function from y = ~"to, 117) _ Find the area between the x — axis and the curve y = cos x form - m to 7. 118) solve 119) Solve 120) Solve Ge +x-3,ify=Oandx=2 121) Solve x, (y>0) 122) Solve 123) Solve = 124) Solve seca +tany2 = 125) Solve 1+ cosxtany? = - 126) solve Bony a 127) Show that the points A(3, 1). B(—2,—3) and C(2, 2) are vertices of an isosceles triangle. 128) _ Find the mid-point of the line segment joining the vertices A(—8, 3), B(2/=4). "ss. 129) Show that the vertices (1,2) , B(7, 5), C(2, ~6) are vertices of a right triangle, 130) Find the points trisecting the join of A(—1,—4) and B(6;2)- 4 131) Find h such that (—1,h) , B(3, 2), and C(7,3) are collinear, 132) _ Describe the location in the plane of point P(x, y) for wheih x= 133) The point C(—5, 3) is the centre of a circle and P(7, ~2)}ties Shine oe. ‘What ifthe radius of the circle? 134) Find the point three-fifth of the way along thezline seginént from'A(5, 8) to B(5,3). 135) The two points P and 0’ are given in xy ~cdordinate system Find thé XV-coordinates of P referred to the translated axes O'X and O'V if P(—2,6) and O'(—3,2). 0 136) The xy-coordinate axes are translated through point O"irhose toordinates are given in xy ~coodinate system. The coordinates of P are given inte XY —coodinate system. Find the coordinates of P in xy- oordiante system I (-5,—330"C- 2,3), 137) What are translated axes. 138) show thatthe points A(~3,6), B(,2) and.C(6;0) are collinear. 139) Find an equation of the straight line ifs slope is 2 and y — axis is. 140) Find the slope and inclinationiof the.Jine Joining the points (~2, 4); (5,11) 141) Find k so that thettine joining A(7, 3);.B(k, ~6) and the line joining C(—4,5); D(—6, 4) are perpendicular. 142) Find an equationof thieline bisecting the | and Ill quadrants. 143) Find an equation of the liné-for.«.~ fritercept:—3 and y — intercept: 4 144) Find the distanceffom the point P(6, —1) tothe line 6x — 4y +9 = 0. 145) Find whether the givén point (5:8) lies above or below the line 2x — 3y +6 =0 146) Check whettier the line’ are-concurrent or not. 3x- Ayn 3 = 0)5x%4, 127 1 = 0;32x +4y-17=0 147) Transform the edution’Sx — 12y + 39 = 0 to “Two-intercept form’. 148) Find the poitit of intersection of the lines x — 2y +1=Oand2x—y+2=0 149) _ Find an‘equation of the line through the point (2,—9) and the intersection of the lines 2x + 5y— 8 = 0 and 3x — 4y- 6 = 0. 150) Determine the value of p such that the lines 2x — 3y — = 0,3x—y—5 =O and 3x+py +8 = Omeet ata point. 151) _ Find the angle measured from the line I, to the line Ip where 1,: Joining (2,7) and (7,10) Ly: Joining (1,1) and (—5,5) 152) Express the given system of equations in matrix form 2x +3y+ 4=0;x-2y-3=0;3x+y-8=0 153) Find the angle from the line with slope ~2 to the line with slope 3 154) Find an equation of each of the lines represented by 20x? + 17xy — 24y* 155) Define Homogenous equation. 156) Write down the joint equation. 157) _ Find a joint equation of the straight lines through the origin perpendicular to the lines represented by x? xy 6y? = 0. 158) Find measure of angle between the lines represented by x” — xy — 6y = 0. 159) Define “Corner Point” or “Vertex”. 160) Graph the solution set of linear inequality 3x + 7y 2 21. Prepared by: M.Qadir Rafique Cell # 03024741124, Whatsapp # 03024741124 Page 14 Guess Paper MATHEMATICS inter -Il Al-Qadir Jinnah Science Academy Mallian Kalan 161) 162) 163) 164) 165) 166) 167) 168) 169) 170) 171) 172) 173) 174) 175) 176) 177) 178) 179) 180) 181) 182) 183) 184) 185) 186) 187) 188) 189) 190) 191) 192) 193) 194) 195) 196) 197) 198) 199) 200) 201) 202) 203) 204) 205) 206) 207) 208) 209) Indicate the solution set of 3x + 7y = 21;x—y <2 What is “Corresponding equation”. Graph the inequality x + 2y < 6. Graph the feasible regionof x+y <5; -2x+y<0 Graph the feasible region of Sx +7y < 35;x-2y 54 Define “Feasible region Graph the feasible region of 2x~3y<6;2x+y22 x>0;y20 Write the equation of the circle with cantre (~3, 5) and radius. Find the equation of the circle with ends of a diameter at (~3,2) and (5, —6). Find the centre and radius of the circle of x? + y? + 12x — 10y = 0 Analyze the parabola x* = —16y Write an equation of the parabola with given elements Focus (—3, 1) ; directrix x = 3 directrix = 2, Focus (2, 2) Directrix = 3; vertex (2,2) ‘Analyze the equation 4x? + 9y? = 36 Find the equation of the ellipse with given data : Foci (+3, 0) and minor axis of length 10 ’ Vertices - 1,1), (5, 1); Foci (4,1) and (0,1) \ Centre (0,0), focus (0, -3), vertex (0,4) i Find the centre, foci, eccentricity, vertices and directrices ofthe ellinse wliase éqjations‘are given oxt + y? = 18 25x? + 9y’ Discuss 25x” — 16y* = 400 Find the equation of hyperbola with given data : Foc (+5;0); vertex (90) ' ¢ Foci (0, +6), = + Foci (5, ~2), (5,4) and.one vertex (5.3) Find the centre "oa eccentricity, vertices and directriv Gfx? = y2 ~"9 2 Beh x vos iii, A e-s=1, ese ¥ Find equations of the common tangents to the twe'conis 75h Find the points of intersection of the clings wea cnt hypeboi by Find the points of intersection ‘ofthe conies x? = Bands? —y?=1 Find equations of the common vanyerts dn igven conics y? = 16x and x¢ = 2y Find equations of the tangents to.the ¢onie 9x2'—:4y? = 36 parallel to Sx —2y +7 = 0 Transform the equation x2. 6x <8y 417 ='0 referred tothe origin 0’ (~3, 1) as origin, axes remaining parallel to the old axes. Find an equatigh of 5i2.— 6xy +59? = “8 = owith respect to new axes obtained by rotation of axes about the origin througit dn angle of 135°. Write the vector'B@ in the frm of Xi + yj if P(2, 3), @(6,-2) Find the’siim of the vectors AB and CD, given the four points A(1, —1), B(2, 0), C(-1,3) and D(—2, 2) Find the iit Vector in the direction of vector given v = $i + “Sj 1FAB-=:CDs Find the Coordinates of the points A when points B,C, D are (1, 2), (-2,5),(4,11) respectively: ° IB, C and. arerespectively (4, 1), (—2,3) and (—8, 0). Use vector method to find the coordinates of the point 4 if ABCD is a parallelogram. Define Parallel vectors. Find a, so that |aé + (a + 1)j + 2k Find a vector whose magnitude is 4 and is parallel to 21 — 3/ + 6k. Find a and b so that the vectors 31 — j + 4k and ai + bj — 2k are parallel. Find the direction cosines for the given vector: v = 3i—j-+ 2k Find Two vectors of length 2 parallel to the vector v = 2i —4j + 4k. Calculate the projection of a along. ~k,b=j+k Find a real number « so that the vectors u and v are perpendicular fy Isa vector for which v.f = 0, 1v.K = 0 find v. Find the angle between the vectors u = 2i— j + Kand v= Wu = 2i—j + kand y= 41 +2) —K, find uv and»

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