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    ae stmmetrical about y- aXts ~ ‘Thedomain ofthe function FX) = flog > . is 2)(0.%) 3(Le) 4)R Diy The domain of x-5 ee Sg aes f(x) = log, eloxe 4 v is 1) (45) 2) (6.20) 3)(45)U(6) 4) (45]U(6.) [si "(lose x?) The domain of ¢(x)=Ve is Let f(x)=sec"[1+cos*x] where |.) denotes the greatest integer function I: Domain of f(x) is R Ionlylistrue 2) only IL is true 3) both [and II are true 4) neither Inor Il are true Observer the following lists List -1 List - II Functions Domain L f(x)= sin" (log, x) a) {-1,1} IL. g(x)=,cos(sinx) —_b) {1} IT: Range of f(x) is {sec™'1, se I, h(x) = sin” 'S OER TV. f(x) = g(x) + h(x) d) [1,2] eR The correct matching of List I to List His 1) Fb; Tea; Hl-c; 1V-d_ 2) L-aslI-bslll-d:IV-c 3)FdT-elllalV-a 4)I-bjl-alll-dIV-c ion 3+ 1(x)=cot (VOr+3)8) +cos"(¥ is defined on the set S, then S is equal to U{-%0} 2) [-3.0] 3) [0,3] 4) (-3,0) 7. If f(x) is defined on (0.1), then the domain of /(sin.x) is 1) (2nz,(2n+1) 2). nez ), 3) ((2-I)z,(n41)z) mez 4) (nz,(2n+1)x)nez 8. Thedomain of the function oe 2 | 2nF Sng neZ f(x) =V10-Vx*—21,° is 2 [-V21,vai] 1) [5, 20) 9. Domain of )x(1~e*)(x +2)(x-3)' 1)[-2. 3] 3)(-2,-2]U{0, 3} 2)(-2,0] 4)(—», = 2) U[0, 3] . Range of the function /(x) 7 7 1) [1.2] ranm[ez]o(s M1. The range of =sin | > is (04) »[ad)n[a The image of the interval [1,3] under the Z)41 [0.1] 2. mapping /:R > R, given by f (x) =2x° -24x+107 is 1) [0,89] 2)[75,89] 3)[0.75] 4) [70,80] einem! SEhi5 i ~ If f:R->R is defined by f(x) = constants) and /(—7)=7, then the range of £(7)+17cosx is 1) [-34,0] 3)[-34.34] 2)[0,34] 4) {-34,34} for y < R, where [x] is the greatest integer not exceeding x, then the range of / is 2){0.1} D{ve R05 x51} 3){xeER:x>0} 4){xeR:x <0} . The range of | ie tl sin [: +4] ecos{x?-4], 2] es where [.] denotes the greatest integer funeti n{z x} 2{z} 3) 2 . The function f:R +B is defined by f(x) =[x]+[-x] where [ .] is GLF is surjective then B= DR 2) [01] 3)[-1,0] — 4)f{-1, o} . Statement I: The range of the function sin([s]e) , (Ose 1) Statement I : The range of the function mie) B(x)=y 1) only 1 is true 2) only Il is true 3) both | and I are true 4) neither I nor II are true - Let S be the set of all triangles and R be the set of positive real numbers. Then the function /:5 > R°, AcS is 1) injective but not surjective 2) surjective but not injective 3) injective as well as surjective 4) neither injective nor surjective rv J (A)=areaof A, where weet 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. and_f(x)=cos(5x+2) then the mapping f:A>Bis 1) One - one but not onto 2) Onto but not one - one 3) Both one- one and onto 4) Neither one - one nor onto If £(x) =sin? x +sin?(x +7/3)* cosx cos(x +4 /3)and g(5/4)=1 then (gof)(x) = 1 2)0 Hee hen £(6(3))= 3)sinx 4) -cosx If s(x) hhr [~1,.0) is defined by {(x)=x?-4x4+3 then £ (x)= 1) 2-Vx+1 2) 2+Ve41 jy2cveHl 4) 2eNeed 5 5 Let f(x)=x?-x+1x21/2, then the solution of the equation f-'(x) = f(x) is 1 x 2)x=2 3X=Z 4x0 Let f:R +R be given by f(x)=(x4+1) -1,x2-1 Then f'(x) = VY -t4Ve41 0 2) -1-Vx41 3) does not exist because fis not one- one 4) does not exist because fis not onto 'S. The inverse of the function F(x)== Taw +2 is given by 2) tos. 26. If f:R>R is an invertible functiy, such that f(x)and — S''(x)ayy symmetric about the line Y= —X, then 1) f(x) is odd 2) £(x)and f-' (x) may not be symmetry, about the line y=* 3) f(x) may not be odd 4) f'(x)may be odd 27, If f(x) is an odd periodic function with period 2, then f (4) = If f(x+y)=f(x)-f(») for all real x,» and / (0) #0, then the function - 0). 8)" Ge) 1) even function 2) odd function 3)oddif f(x)>0 4) neither even nor odg 28. is . Let the function f(x) =3x?—4x +8 log(1+|x|) be defined on the interval [0, 1]. The even extension of f(x) of the interval |-1, 1] is 1) 3x’ ~4|x|+8log(1+|x|) 2) 3x? -4x +8log(1+|x|) 3) 3x? +4x —8log(1+|x|) 4) 3x" -4x—8log(1 +|x|) 30. Ifthe real valued function a | |, thi = F wal) is even, then n - Let £:[-3,3] > R where [x?+2] [a | bean odd function then the value of a is (where | .| represents greatest integer function) I) less than TI 211 3) greater than 11 412 f(x)=x* +sinx + 32. Le MM. 6. 38. 39. ;. The fundamental period of the function ray tn 0) Tie ene, yea 0. If for nonzero x, af(x) +b!) Ly ots, Lx) then / is (where |. where a ¥ b, then f (2)= integer function) Hanodd function 2) aneven fimet 3) both odd and even —— 4) neith | represents greatest odd nor even The period of the function EXERCISE - Il: KEY O11 02)3,——-03)2— 043. 05)3 06)1 07)1_ 08). 093-104 Mery Fst) 142 15)2 164 173 18)2 1993, 20 | 21)t 2292, 23) 24)1 254 | 261 270 = -28)1_—-29)1 3093 | 32)b-33)3,34)l_ Ss 35)4 37)997.5 38)500 39)3 HINTS log} is defind fora b> Oand 641 [co f(x ny +COS. = 7 D> De Ye bag The period of the function F(x)=cos| = vin EA] is 1) 2(m +1)! 2) 2(m!) 3) (+1) 4) nt (x-z) f(s) =4c0s'| 5] -2e0s{ SF xe is defined then is equal to : eee lox +24" Nai 2D4e* 3)3n* 4) ant If /:R— RK isa function satisfying the property f(2x+3)+ f(24+7)= 20x Ry then = >0 Ox+24 F(x) is detined if 1 1<1+cos*x<2, ] ©. Range = {sec’' I,sec ‘2 or2 to lae i. { (1996, (1996, (1996 If [x] stands for the greatest integer function, then ie =[I + cos” x (x) isdefined for f(x) has to be define and [27000 |* (x-a Ms=) Eder components to be meaningful, If (x)= ana compone e we must have r(x) r(r+3)20 and OS x 43x61 GG rane , (x+3)x=0 ie. x=0,-3 -.S ={-3,0} — He). k then k= Since the domain of fis (0.1 (e—x)e-¥) 9 4 bab “0 Int

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