92% found this document useful (12 votes)
34K views28 pages

Mathematics Formula Sheet Class 12

(1) The document defines inverse trigonometric functions and lists their domains and ranges. (2) Formulas are provided for converting inverse trig functions of sums and differences to single inverse trig functions. (3) Continuity and differentiability are defined. A function is continuous if the limit exists at a point, and differentiable if both left- and right-hand derivatives exist at a point.

Uploaded by

Shivam Tiwari CC
Copyright
© © All Rights Reserved
We take content rights seriously. If you suspect this is your content, claim it here.
Available Formats
Download as PDF, TXT or read online on Scribd
92% found this document useful (12 votes)
34K views28 pages

Mathematics Formula Sheet Class 12

(1) The document defines inverse trigonometric functions and lists their domains and ranges. (2) Formulas are provided for converting inverse trig functions of sums and differences to single inverse trig functions. (3) Continuity and differentiability are defined. A function is continuous if the limit exists at a point, and differentiable if both left- and right-hand derivatives exist at a point.

Uploaded by

Shivam Tiwari CC
Copyright
© © All Rights Reserved
We take content rights seriously. If you suspect this is your content, claim it here.
Available Formats
Download as PDF, TXT or read online on Scribd
  • Inverse Trigonometric Functions: Covers properties, domains, and ranges of inverse trigonometric functions with examples.
  • Matrices: Explains matrix properties including equality, operations, and types of matrices.
  • Determinants: Describes determinant calculations, properties, and their significance in linear algebra.
  • Continuity and Differentiability: Discusses the concepts of continuity, differentiability, and related theorems in calculus.
  • Application of Derivatives: Provides applications of derivatives, including functions' behavior analysis and geometrical interpretations.
  • Integration: Details techniques of integration, special integrals, and their applications in calculus.
  • Application of Integrals: Focuses on using integrals to compute areas and solve real-world application problems.
  • Differential Equations: Discusses methods for solving differential equations, including homogeneous and particular solutions.
  • Vector Algebra: Covers vector operations, properties, and applications in mathematics.
  • 3D Geometry: Explains geometric principles in three dimensions, including line and plane equations.
  • Probability: Introduces probability concepts, theorems, and calculations.

INVERSE 6ICOnO WELBIC FUNC11O NS

RANGE
FUNCTIONS DoMALN (PRINCIPAL VALUE BRANCH|
Sin' T-1, 1)
Co7 C-1, 1 o, TT
ll
COsec*'
i
R- (-1,1)
Sec1 "T/h-fof
W
R-(-1, 1)
[o,TT-{T/h
u
tantan' H
R
Cot
Y o R
(0,T)
Sin )= sinx -

v e
Cos"(-*) TT -(ostl
cosee(-n) = - cosec'n i e
tan(-) -tan'»
l
cot (-x) 7 -cot'

(3) Sin'H
B e
u
+
cos T/ (8in 80 ysin' 3 sin 0

o
-

tan' (otx
+
T/2
Y
Cos 30= cos 0 3 cos
Cosec*+ sec :
TT/2 3tan ton 3 (0 tan0
1-3 tan 0
2 tanosin*1 20 6) sin 2 0 2 sin 0. cos 0
1 + 02

2 tan ' 0 Cos-11-02 1- COs 0 2 sin0/2


1t2
1+ cos 0 2 cos 0/L
2 tan 0 tan
1-9
ton tan' y tan1 t
1
CosA: 2 cos A - 1 1-2 sinA 1tonA
1+ tanA
(9 sin A: sin
A/a Cos A/2
Sin /%): cosec (11) 2 sin':sim'(211-
COS (/ se 2 cos' tos"(2»-1)
3 sin' : Sin' (3-s)
ta'(1/ Cot »<0
-TtCot'n HO 3 tos': Cos' ( 3
Sin'
sin y sin'(1-2td1- 1-*)
CosH

l
y(os:" (*y NT-, J1-y)
Substi tutions invenie trigonometrie i l
W
in
unctiomA
uncti
Simplet uom
om
to make

Y o
e
Xpressi on ubstituti om

e v
i
H

l
cos
a Sin 0 oT H: a
atH42

B e
u
H sec 0 q
6r H 4

o
cosec
NatH Or N H

Y
H Cos oY a cos O
ttI-,t 1- 1+H
1- cos 20
a-

N1t 1-H - , 1 4
1tH 1- Cos

at a-H+H -
a-Hat
MATRICE S
a
ith rowo TO OS

Am m

li l
-mn JMxR
1th column Column
1Jmxn
Oquoliy Matrites: Too matrices u W
o equal i ae
-They 0u o or d»
Sam
Their CoTrespomdinq eltments Y
a e equal
kA k[aij), v egual,

il e
[klain)Jmn
mXn
-A ) A
A A [a Bethen A AT=laji) nx
(AyAou
Jmxn , or

kA) YkA
(i)A+e)': A'+e
) (A B) B'A'
CondiHon oMyltiplieation Matrires
No. o columna in A No. o in
ws 8
Atn multiplicahen, whad is the orden o new
matrix
* Amn
Amn x

AA isa
(BJpxq[AB)mxqordn
Symme tric :A. matrix
nu matnx

A is a ske- symmum
matrixil A':-A4
v e y Mati can be Onttn as sum o symmetne and
vey
a
skeo-yTmmetric matrix. by A: (A+A') + (A-A')
Symme tric s kr smmtn
Anvese
Seaa Max AB In BA
A X
A (adj (a)|
3lememavy Opeatena (1) Ri R k Ci j
(i)Ri kAi CikCi
ii) RiRitkR ( i i tkklj
DETERMINANTS5 i ll
) Detrminant Orden 1
Ca
u W Q11
A |0 o
De tominant o Orden
Y
2
Oz-a1 -a1,02
Deteminant e 0rden 3 IAl e 1
v
il e 3 a 32 33
iL Qi3

On e R1
expandimgBalong
o u
A AY(ai3 then
k.A kJA)
8ig Noteten
OT

Tick () Tick 2 (+)


Area oA oth Yentres

Cond item three poinms


are collinam i s
Shaight lne
ith pojnds
s H1 1
H 2
dngulan Matx Al : 0 Non Singula» Nartrix [Al Z0

Co-artor dqua matiyAij (-1)jim


Adaolnt Squone Mati Tranipose oth (o-ctor
matrix o the elements
il l
oa squaat matm:)

(adi. A). A uW
Ampor tent fomulo
)A. (adi A): Al
o
n.
(i)Ar (adi)A
A
e Y
v
il e
(is) adj. (AB) 6d.B)(adi.A)
(iv) ad.A) =Al-

B e
()adi. (adj.A) JAl. A
o u
(i)ladj.(adi A)1 IA1h-1)
v(ad. A' Y ) adA)
wr.) kAl kA or any Scalo k.

CoNTINUITY DiFFERENTIABJLI1y
() is continuos ak
i a,
gim
h0
4la-h) ="lim
h0 flath) fa)
6 ) t g) is Conhnuoy at u=a ittgiven that
o).g ( ) is continuou ect H 6) gr)an a

tuoo unchens, and


i s continoos at a
i ao)zo | Continuus at : Q
Difaentabikity Let ) is e al unttion and
is ara numbe
44 lim
) Af la+h)-46) im
ha0
ath)-a
i.e.
h-0 lath)-{0)
b
exids then it
i called mght hand derivative (AH.D.)
li l
at :a dentedl by R.(a)
) A4 lim
ho a-b)-46 ie., dim a-h)-16) exi'ss them it is
-h)-4
called let hend derivati
ho

u W
-b
(LH.D) at a denoted by L.e)

R. V6) L4'o) Y
o
The unchion 6) is said to be diforentiable at : a i

ve
ie ntin uow
Thr commo valu is
b a) donoted
Euey duftntiable untltion
e
is co but evoy continuou

B
unc tion is not dittenehta ble.

o
)sin H)1-H u
Y
H
1-H

t") 1t2

HN-1 ceue"6)
Logaithmi Denemiati'on. )
() b)
a in 2.

l g (log y): lg (u" log u) (iv) log (a6) log t log b - a

log+ lag(log x) ) leg (/b) log a log b = -

leg + log (log) ) leg.(ab) b log = a


Second Orden Derivativ
A fe) thend4 }')
and
f)i's ditfeentiable , then it 's again dipenenhistod
h or d ") which is called tefond
OT de dewvai

li l
oname trie functiensA *:4t) gt)heu t it
independent vaiable and H, y au dependo nt Viables then
/dt
u W
o
d/dt
Y
16) Rolle's orenthe

(Mean Valu Theorm ) : e -2a)


) - 0

v
ilOFe
b a

e
APPLTCATION DERIVAT IVE S

()Intreaain
O Intreasing
u B
Decreasing unetion at ,
o
0

Ci)A Hun Y
(1) un
A is said to be
in(recasing i )20 tor each
is said to be
in (ab
dereas ingf)0 Jor each in (a,b)
(ii) i conatant on (a,b) it'o) o or egch x e (o.b)
to
Tangent a Cure
)Squation tangent ad point ( ) 1s
)
Angle intense cti on Too (uhueu tan 0 m-m2
1tm ML
)&quahon o Norma at
pojnt (,,) i
( M
raphical epentation ohmairg
Decreasing funthona

x x

Anereaing hunehion li lStrmc ty htrasirg tuncom

u W
Y o
X

v e
il e y/

e
ximation BAy A
De CresirR tumhen Stric tly Deereaing Funthier

Appro
o u dH

vauable Y
hich nprsent the smal change
The thevalue
ewor în
or eror in the
ie.,
dapen denk
A is called the absolute emr in a.
*A is called the «latiw error oth peet to
Axloo is called he petetageeemr In
6Maxirme Minima
6) A unrtiom 6) is Called maximum at xa when f6)
ts
gratest
gatest among qll the naluy which 4) can tuke for
each valu on close to a.

a-h)<4a)> 4lath)
is
A tunttion 6) is called minimum at aa uhen f)
Smallest ameng all thaf ualus hich ) can take for each
Val o close do a

fla-h) f6)< f (a+h)


londriens ter inding Maxima & minima
1) Ne ces say Condition *
) o o )i's notatdioant-
li l
- Table - a,
( icient (ondiHen for marimum Valw, at a,

W
sheuld be e
dou
tor minimum value,
at

or then MaximaeY Mmima


* sho uld a ,
be
t
(8 Conditien for
v
Nor

d
il e the
Fivst DorivahwB e(for tind points ot local
Test maxima
poinds
u
() find theoCtieal poird o6) say n=a
OT a c al minima

Y
) 44 >o, sign a change from
positi to
getiw, then **a 's a

qnd dy 2 0 point lati or local maxima

d H2q
i i sig d/a, thnge rm
negativ to pos|4u, then n=a s
and point e reat oT local minima
INTEGRATION dr

0 Antegration by ubstitution+
() To evaluade the integral (axt5) d
Put a t b t , so that ad dt i.e., d : "/a dt

lax tbda S+4).at Ft), ohee f() dt P(e)-F(aw+5)


li l
a

6 4d log
4) tc
u W
o
+C

Y
nt1)

e
d)ome important substitut'ens
unetiom
e v Subs4itu-hien
Na-
l i
lat
-a2
B e
u
H=a sec

Y o H
aan
a Sin OT
0T a cot 0
a cos 0
Ha Sec o1 a cosec &
[Link]
att a-
N'b- 0T6-a)(b-* acos 0+b sin 9

a t 7 at
Integration e dome dperial 3ntegrals
()for dq+ b t
d
Jon4bt qnddJatbx te d

Put t
2a t, de: dt, acp.
tk*.
l
QH+b tt chanqu tot+k2,
(b) for
puta)da
+*-kor 4
(pAq)d, i l
W
,

gtbr +e J(pxtq)t
u
Put p+q A bet c) d
Compa the
d(qt b» t<) +B
too
Y o
4 A, A(axt e tc)
sides find the
hus, pHtq valu e AB.
aq+btt
A li e v
q+b +e
br +B

B e a+b* d
(atb+c) d
Similaly
o u
atb tc d
aa+ bte)
- ax4bxtt)
A

Y »tq) ax+ Nq*+bx+c JNan*tbt C


Same a do
d + B

bx te d
() for d
tk)Nantbrt put -"/4
d
N ) ( - ) ) E - - du, N--)(n-p) d
Put = acos' 0 +B sin* 0
(e) fr dH d d
a+bces a+bsinx abos H+c sinH
APPl sin :(1 tan "/a) cos
(-4tan
") then put tan: t
1+ tan */2)
F o r P cos + sin n
a be os n t b sin H
Put p cos + q sin *: A (a+b tosu tb sin)+RB ifeuntial o
(atbeosH + b sin *)+
Antearam by pasds Juv de =u.v dx-J|dd
GPautia Tntegrathiem
form Tatiemal

li l
funection foTm the pasutiafractien
(-a)C) b A

W
H- -b
(H-a A
o u
Y
(-a)?
p+q+r
e
A
-0) (-b) (*-¢)
v
-a -b

e
-C

-a)(-b)
l i -a) -a) H-b
A

H-a)(+b+B t) e
ac ou fusthen
+B+C
coheu H** butt Cqn net

DiniteY
be torised

ntegral 6)dn- [F(M)D° F(6) -f (a) =

wheu-) d F)
Gnenenal Prepeties Deinit 4nteqrals
Pop. T a f) dx Jo dt
Prop.
Pro p. TI J 69 dx
46od +S 46) d wheu ae e cb
Prop. Sa 0 de Ja t (atb-) d
An paticudas 6)d a-)dx
9
Pro p. V 4 )d : 2 4 6) d» + 4 (2a)dr
Hrop. .af6) d 2 o 46) dt, i f) i
:
en
fun tiem
4 ) dy 0 i {6) is odd func hiom

ProP
op 6 ) de , t)dxi. lza-) )
VT

J 4) dx 0, 4laa-*) -} M)
Jo

rop. VI S ty d 0
imit a dum
il l
W
Sa 4e) de:lim bl f0)+4la+h)+ fia +(h-)h}),
..+

u
h0

o
h
where a ^0

Y
0 an
Leibnitz's Rule
)
v e
Juto ) 44 Hvoiv(w)-
() Antegrqtien by Pascs li e
d Jul)
4{ut)u
Jf) g(*)J d»B=4) e g)dae- {t).Sa[+)d»}d
*

Hee oe

o u
can chooslst
funchen atording
Y Trigonometrie fun.
to its
n ILATE, ohe positionn
I Inuwue
A: Algebraie fun Leg anithmie fun
L

E Exponential un. T:Tmgenometric un


Antegrel the
ype eCb) + f')]dx
Standand formulat:-
1
) J d *n+1 + m-1) i) dx log,Iel +c
:

a dx iv) Se" d e t
) sin de: Cos +c cos d* Sin+
* +C
vii)Sec in)cosec'u dx : -cot
dx tan x t
t C
X)Sec tan a d sec t ) cosec u (ot d Trdec
Ki)Jtan dhe loglserlte -leglosaC =

cot x dx = loq Isin l +e eiri) SsecH d- log lser+tanwlt


xiv) cosec x d» -
log losec - cot al +
legtan++e
c*leg|tan+
- d
li l Sin'* + or Cos' +C

)
u
d d tan'* tc 0T -rot +cW
o
1

H 1
eY
= d sec + 0r CosecH+C

e v
Hi4
i
ta")+
leg el +,
B
- q2 a

o u la +
))a Y SiN")+e (i) d logeta+e
H*-a2

) - du:a-+ sin)+c
ervi) o d 4a a* log/+4+
Sei) -a d - a aleg +-a 4
prvi) da + Kxix)atb)'da
4aaxtb+C,n1 nt1
Use
Ose THaonometrie Tdentities in Jnteqrahen
s i n A to sin (A+B) + sin A-B)
Cos A sin B: sin (At B) sln (A-13
CosA Cos B cos (At8) + (os (A-B)
sin A sin 8 (os (A-B)- cos (A+ B)
i) sin *1 os 2
2
(ti) Sin3H 3 sin
l
sin

l
Cos : 3tos + Cos 3
v) Sin 3A 3 sin A. cos A i
W
tanA
u
Ces A = tos It tonA
A-
sin^A 2cos A-
o
sinA
1 1- 2
n L
onlyYA, then
Note A4 1 tan A

e
in
plate of 2A theu is

v
chanqes A to
A/2
A/

il e(n+1)
13) Some pontanf
Results+
e
) 14 2+3t-
(i) 1+ 2^+3 + B n(n 1) (an-1)
o u
Y . . t n nn:12
G
(ii) 1 ++4
(iv) a-+ (a+ d) +(a+2d) t. -+[a + (n-1)d]:
(2a + (n-1)d
(a+aT +aT + +aTht= a(r"-1)
T-1
vi) sum on tems o GP. is.
n fa(Th-1) T
-1

a1-Ti T1
1-

here Q irst tem k T commem Tacho


Applicatiom ntgrals
OThe axa A o the rgien bounded by the cuh yf)
-axis and the lines H aH: b is gien by Ja y d
A=
The akca A o the gien boUndad bythe cwue
*:gly)» y
Qaxis and the
linuy: a, y:b is
Aody
gioen by A=Ja dy
A the ( e unde
considnchen liu belouo *-Qris then fM)K
ll
,

i
om 0 to *:b, then Area 46)
dx|

W
4) ket seme portien othe a boue cmue is nraxís Seme porhen

u
s below
raxis. then
Avea (A) A+ Az

o
Area between A
Y
too Cwue

v e
il e du
Area aiom PA0CP+ Ata d egion &DRB
Sa 49- g)d + Je gb)-4)

B e
u
* g)

Y o M N

DI FFERENT1AL Ea UAT1ONS
Orde =
Highet OTde deivaix
appeaung in equ"
Degru Highst orde derivatiw uhen diheuntial
eq+n
(oiciends a t maoa frt om
Tadicals functiomt
Checking Homoger Diferential&quahemu
A ditenentnal equaten
qis sad to be hemogenoul,
9)
it tg) *gly) a hemogenoul
ie it may br wtten as
tunchiens e s4ne degr,
d *{(Y/) 4G4) ply) =
. -
9()F(9)
*To theck that gluen oliffeq ho is
hemogenoy or not,we

Oyte
di equ a F ) or d F(y)
and
plae by A, y by Ay te gt the f F(AF[M).
Hee,
teue, i pocoen of A is zeno, then
dferntial eqh is hom0
enous othehwise net.
(4Soltuhion o bmogenouu
dtnential equh
li l
To $ol
homo qenous dif. cqu the or m
te
put F()-(1)
W
3V
d

Vaable o
u V+ dv

Iq(1) to edure
Then,
ina e Y it into
Sepaablerm

v
Solue
and in it the
put eult o

e
i d solution, RT
homoge now ioliH
Noe A the

e l equ it the form in

B
a F(,), whene F() is
hemogenous
u
the make
um etien dag zeno
o
toe
subsHu-tien **vy *
proteed fwdhes ind we
to

Linean Y
genenal 8olutiom,
Ditenential aquation
Gneneta er m o lineas
ohe, P dit. equ is
+Py
auu fan" el -1)
Or
Censtans.
dy
oher ' a' au unctien o
Then, Sol" r
tenstants.
Constond.
[Link])
given by the is
equ"
equ
YxI.f.JCax11)datC wheu, 1.F. Intgrating factor AI. F. eax =
Also, solo &q.(i) is
gioen by the eq
eq
X
F:J(a' x1.F.)dy +6,ohee JI.F. ed
Ve(TORALGE6RA
Sum oVectors
() Sum oertors b
A AE, b BC
hem AB +BC AC
This is knoton A

l
a
tmianqle lao

l
fux the oer tor adoditten)
addithien)
i
: -

CA
AB +B
W
ohen
-CÁ
sides
teminal pojntatriangle
toinci des.
taken
o u
ABC a teken in orden i.e,
initaR
i.t, in1tiak
Y
Then k
AB +B +CA

e
(i) Panalle lograo law 0

v
OA t OB 0C oettor additien B 1 3

)Multili eahien o vectorlie


e
A

by Scala
Scalas het
B
vec tor Abe a et gien a be the
scaln, then poduct o
-eu
(i) whun A is end
@nd da
te,
o
then äaa d-da
(i) ohen
Y
ae
is, then the same oinoion
Also Aal Jalläl a opposide
Aa
dire
direetion ,
in
ciom
Compon enf o Vector
0 , OR-y OS= 2
00:
Hi, R , 0s-zk
i tHj t

P 7)
171)
Vecdo Joining uoo Points +
By trirg la OP OP tPtB y
P: Pa OP OP

IPMP (-,+(: +(az.)*


Section formula
) mb tna T:mb- na
m

R divid Po
intovmaly) R divida Pa extona lly)
PogecHon vertor qleng a dirted ine
*Proqectien of a e b a.b
ll
A

i
b uhit ve to r A

W
Dot Product oY Scalan Poduct

o u
Lwhee 0 is the
arole
Y
a, b -|@||5 e ab,
b between
(0<0 <TT) a b

v
when 0= 0, then
Aluo, a.
a -1al|Gl=a,q.=q
=

then a. l i e
e
) when b a.b) cos=
B
0

o u
Y lG1B) sin 0n. ohesu
Vector Produet oT ro Pooduet 4
axb angle b/o 6is the
b a
Unt vector 1peþendiculoas to both O T
vetor a b Sueh that a. b
forrm
ght hande d orthogon al sutem,
)A 0 0, then axb 0, xo
andixî ix xk 0
(")A 0 "hthen dxb alEl*
fx xk - , x i
Al:o, x : -k x1:-i. txk-4
Di tien Cosne
i) cos ma co , n (os

() A+ mtn 1 but t 2 ' 71


a )

P
) op:'ty?t22, ( + mT)"+m»)
m , Cos Y= :m
Y
1 rla a,i4
(os
0 ta, k)

li l
Propetiet Nector Addin
0) + b b +a ((ommutetiue)
W
atou exist uector -
) ( +6)+ = +(6+c) (Associatiue)
Adcditw Anueue q
Y
Vectov there

e
Such th t a+ (
-ä) = a- a = 0 then -a 1S Called the

v
additiw Invele

l i
(12) Propetie af Scalan Poduet
e
[Link]) e
1 cos 0 a. b (ii) . b b.a (Commudative)
) Ax i acala, B (xä). x(a. b) : a.(E)
1 Poperiea o
u +hen 5:

Y Vecto Pro duet


(i) A a 0 or b o then a xb 0
A lB, then x b =0
ax-b xa Not C@mmutecie
i)A a b
eprumd adjacenf sidesa llm then ac |axbI
(iv) A4 a e*vernt adja ent sids
mangle, then asea a xG
)Distributie popeuly, x
(6+0) : axb+ x
(a)Afx be srala, then, K(@x
E) -(ox a)xB x(«B)
b b i t ba tb k then, x ba a as
b b b3
3D GEoMETRY
Din tien Cosine
() A= ceS
X,
aine
m: (6s B and n: Cos
(i)+mtn 1
"cos a(os B + (o r 1
+

DirttHion Ratios a ine il l


)A , b, and
W
k Conwtant) ou
dirthen Tatios
C a
ea hna, than.

ak, mbk,,nck eY
a
b C

v
atb+c l ie Na4b4c2
,m b

B e
(1n) Dirertien ratios o in PO
a+4
P( 1 1)u and
a
pauing through the points
o
Y (esinu HH1
and dire chem
z
2z )
au
-H1 7a 2221 u

HH1
P 2-2
PQ POl
8traight ine
)Equation a inn through a
ghuen point and paallel
toahen vector
: +b
= 2- Caesian
Vetor foTm
-H1 1 2-21
m
(quation Line Paning through T0o Given Points
T +A (5-a) - 4-11 221

Vector oTm) H-H Z-21

Cctesian dorm)
Ci) Angle bettoe en TuooLine
angle b/o the linu T ,+b and T=q is
t ub1
0 b ba

li l
cos o he re i s the arte
qte

161161 angle b/o the linu


Angle blw
W
the linu H-H

u
1 b C1

o
C b

Y
cOs a4a +b, ba tc, C2

the line withe dint


Na +b +0, .Na+b_+¢
mgl e b
e v
i
hen
l1,m,nX Xa,maD
l
coi n s
is
s
e
Cos 0
[dtm,m +ha
(iv) CondiHon oPepen
u B dieulaity
o
An etor
foTm, b. b 0
dn
or
Y 1 tmim,
CMtesiqn or ia,Q tb4b, +
m,

tninL 6
(Ca =0

(v)Condihem that Too nex ae


paallel
An ettor or
An (outesian
orm, 1- b1-1or r m 1 -1
b2 C2 m
hi) 8hortt Distance b/w two Lines
Vec tor oTm , if the line aa u T: d+A67 T=+ab
then shor test di'stance d (b x bs). (a, -a,)
b x ba
Canteaian oTm, 4f the line 0u H-H1 1z-21 and
Y- 22 ,then shortest distance
C

H-H1 Z-2
d b C1
b2

Note Th
is
CondHem for
(b x).(a-.)=
too
i ll
given line to be intnse ct,

Panalle LinesáfuW
o
i) Dislae bl
toplanan, Let oline
Two two linu k Az

T a + ub then distance b/o Y ||


t h e n they a
the be T:

e
04 tb

v
two kinu is
bx(0-a
Not: 14 too linu au
li e
e
parall, thon they both hauw 8ame
propotiom
vin) Distae blo TooBPaintsN(-)*
al direr tien
atios.

u
viv) Mid Pointoo Line HH
+(yey+t121)
Y a +
it22
Note: APis a
pojnd Ps the image the pojnt with
7pect to the line, then mid-peint of P P sáths the equ line

PLANE
t) Equatiem o Plane in Norma orm
Vector foTm T. d u n i t veetor noTmal to plon

(d distance of plan rom


(otesjan orm + myt n2 p , m k n a dinchem tosines
uit to plan
aa clistence o plans rm
the ongin
k 2X z:0, x 0, y 0,vwpeCt
Bquafion of plant Ky, yz
au

Pauin
Equation o
ua tion o Plan Popthdicular
to hiveVertor

Throug
ector
aPoint Giuen
Point A oith pos
ihon

form *het a plane poles throuh


a

ertor equathem
Nector
and a and ptu ben ditulas to the etor n, then
7
Plane is(7-a).n=0 T.i:d ohey d . OT

Note &quarien plane


l l
pexpendicelan

i
Noteqatien passing thvough the orn
to gluen wtor T.h0
is

=0u
W
Cadesiqnn form quatien plane pauing through pointlMg*)

planYo
where 9,b kc
MH) t 6(y-y1) tc(z-z1)
direcien raties

ii)Bquatio Plane Pauing throughe Non Coirnaan


o normal to tha

5,d vpositio
Thru Points

il e
Vecor thr
o Af a, glen polnds
au vectors

e
then,equation s(7-a).(-ä)x(E-a))- 0
(aslesian mAf B
ohee, posih is
en the vector plan

u
peint any en thi

o 1t,21),(.y,z)* ([Link]) Thr


asu

Y
nen- (ollinaan poin ts, the equafien plane s
H-H 2-21
H-H points ae tollina
Za-21 0 1 2
-H -2 22

(v) Bquatiom Plare 'n Antntept form


a,b and c
Ou
H-intehept,y-in tenept and 2-intencept es pec tiuely , thon
t t : 1.
() Equhion Plane pauirg through line o inteser
tion o
tuoo Gien Planu.
Vec tor dorm AP equ o plan QL 7.+ d 7. n : d2

then n+an): ditAd


her, A i conutant & alead e d from aiun rondhon
4H+ b1y+ (1z d
(a Hesian 4oTm qu plant au
Qnd b y+ 2 d, then

(0+by (2-d4) +A(a,»4 dsy+2-da) :


li'n
No Th inurction two plans aloays give a

Plane
)Equaien Plane Parallelto a Given +

Vector frm. The vec tor ¬qu of a plan Panallel

li l
to the isT.n:d2 wheu d is conutant
given plane d
de domind by gien tondihen,
CayHes ian Jorm. The (antes ian equ

u W oa plane panallel to tke

o
gruh plan qntbytcz +d1 0 is a + by+ cz +da 0, whuu
is constandt
Y
detomined by
a

e
gieh condien he

v
vii) Condition for (oplanaity Too Lins

il e 0
Vee tor form. Tioo linsT a7 +Ab and a,+ub aue

e
Coplanay, it (a-a).( b xb)=

B
Cabrtesian torm, Tuwo lins
L 412-21
u
a1 C1

Y o C

b Ca

viii) Angle Betoeen Too Planes


Vector form, A1 n 0 noTmals to the piames T.n d
gnd . n d thtn angle
Note: Tuoo plany t o to each othe»it nn:0 l i * An.
(ontesian for m, Af twe
plans a atbyt(2 d * a tb2y
C2 d2then
angle cos
atb+. 4,+ b+¢|
b C
ix) Distance e a loint from a Pla ne
YecHor or mThe dstnt a point
diswhoe
J apesitien
.d
vector isarom h plans di's a. d
Cates jan form The 1 dis-la ne e o the pojnt (iy.24)from
the plant atby
plane cz =d 1's
d aH+ byt (21- d

atb+ct
x) Angle Betoeen a Line and Plane
Vector form 1 4 the equ
li l li is T:atdb and the

W
equ o plane is T d, then Ces
tes 8 .]

(ateiqn rm
o u
AL a1, b, and t au the DR's a lins and
4

e Y
by+Ca2 tod 0 ls the equ o plane then
sin
v b+2|
a, t bb, + c,(a
Natb+(,eNa,*+
Sin stn(9 -0

l i
PROBeABILITY
u B
) CondiHenaYPoobability o ewnt ovenf s
Condi tienal hoba bility*

PE/F) P(EAE)ohere P(t)#o


PP)
(i) Condihienal pobabilit o ewnt F ouen E s

P(F/E)P(EnE)oheu
P(E) PlE) # o
(i) Propeuthies ondiondi tienal Probability
(0 Pe uF) /.)} P(e/6) + P(F/G)-P((Ent)/G) ae

(b) P((E UF )/6)= P (e/la)+ P(E/G), i. & * f ae clinint euents


Sample space S
(c) P(E"/6)=: 1- P(E/«) and Cn is an
eent s S such
(a)PCs/a) P(6/6) = 1 that P(6) #o
Multiplication Theorem * P(EF) P(e). P(F/e) coheu P(E)#o
or P[EnF) = P(F). P (E/F) , whe P(F)#0

Mutiplicaion Rule or Moe than Tuoovents +


PENFA): P¬). P
EnP
Andepe hdent 8ents for any too in dependent events EF,
we hae the latiom.
0) P(EnE) P(E). PlE)=

i)P(F/E) P(F), P(E) 70 i ll


ii) P(E/F) : P(¬) PE) .

u W#o

o
Aso, their complemen t
Qindpendent ents, P(EnF}- P(Ë).P(F)
Note

9Mytual Andapen dont Threu e


A4 EF dependa nt
au
Y ewnts, thrn
P(EnE)# P(E).P(F)

indpendunt,ie
v F ee hts E, G a e sauid to

P(EnF) "P(E). P{*) l


be mutually
i
i) P(F nG) =P{F).
B e the aL atleat eni aboue

u
i) P(enG) P(E). P(t)
(o) P is not true for thru
9/utn events,

o
:
then we s eH that the
euends

Theorem Y
(i) P(EnFnG) =P[E). PlF). P{C)J mutualy Indepehdont-
Total Proba b'lity*
PA) PlE). P[A/E,) +P(E). P{A/E)+. ._+
P(En). P(A/En)
PA) EPEj)-Pla/Ej)
1
6) baye's Theortm A 1Ea.-,ky m non-empty euenk
ohich Constitute pauh tiom &mple space, S, ie

e.E.. -, En payrofse dtudoint


E OE U... O En S and PE)>0, for al1 i 1,3,..,n, Also, let
A be any eent mon-2en o probabilty, then,

PEi/A) PC).P[a/E) t 1, 3,2,- ,


PE) P(A/E)
Meqn, Yavui'ance and Slan dand Deuation
Let X be q random vasuable taki Valu 7 , 2
ng
, oith pro babilies p Pa reipectiuely. Then
P
)Mean
ll M
Exper tation
oT
i
i ER)
x
PiPi
i

W
) Yauant e
Yx)
u
is

o
P)|pl) :1
1

OT
e Y
Ex)- [E 6)1
v
V)ieE(x- u)'
l
07

e i - u pl) OY

B
(i) SHandad Deiatien
u
o
is
V)
Y

INVERSE 6ICOnO WELBIC FUNC11O NS 
RANGE 
FUNCTIONS 
DoMALN 
(PRINCIPAL VALUE BRANCH| 
Sin' 
T-1, 1) 
Co7 
C-1, 1 
o, TT 
"T/h
(11) 2 sin': sim'(211-
2 cos' 
tos"(2»-1) 
3 sin' : Sin' (3-s) 
Sin 
/%): cosec 
COS (/ 
se 
ta'(1/ Cot 
»<0 
-TtCot'n HO 
3
MATRICE S 
a 
ith rowo 
TO OS 
Am 
m 
-mn JMxR 
Column 
1th column 
1Jmxn 
Oquoliy 
Matrites: Too matrices ae equal i 
-They
Anvese Seaa Max 
AB In BA 
A 
X (adj (a)| 
A 
3lememavy Opeatena 
(1) Ri R 
k Ci 
j 
(i)Ri kAi 
CikCi 
ii ) RiRitkR 
(ii tkkl
Shaight lne ith pojnds 
H1 1 
H 
2 
dngulan Matx 
Al : 0 Non Singula» Nartrix [Al Z0 
s 
Co-artor 
dqua matiyAij (-1)jim 
Ada
Difaentabikity
Let ) 
is 
e al unt tion and 
is ara numbe 
) 44 
) Af lim la+h)-46) i.e. im lath)-{0) exids then it 
ha0 
ath
Second Orden Derivativ 
and 
f)i's ditfeentiable , then it 's again dipenenhistod 
A 
fe) then 4 
}') 
d 
h 
or d 
") which i
raphical epentati on ohmairg 
Decreasing 
funthona 
x 
x 
Anereaing hunehion 
Strmc ty htrasirg tuncom 
X 
y/ 
De CresirR tum
A 
tunttion 6) is called
minimum at aa uhen f) is 
Smallest ameng all thaf ualus hich ) 
can 
take for each 
close 
do a 
fla
INTEGRATION dr 
0 Antegration by ubstitution+ 
() To evaluade the integral (axt5) d 
Put atbt, so that ad dt i.e., d : "/a dt

You might also like