CHASS NA AYE £ PATSE ward An Insight Into Mathematics 1st Edition | SALIENT FEATURES || Unique Collection for Preparation for | Quick Glance ENTRY TEST Shortcuts Methods Through Vide Varity of MCQs Solved Problems Key Points Compiled By: hundreds of Practice MCQs Prof. Shahid Baloch Important Formulae M.Sc Mathematics Exercises for Self Practice QA, Islamabad1. Which of the following is true a)S+ir>3ti b)S+i>S-t c) 5+ 2i>7+i ) none of these 1 > Iw is a complex cube root of unity, then the value of (« +? +.00"')*is a)0 b) 128 c) 116 d) 724 3 tue of [- -4| hE 2 5 be 2-5 4-5 4 when simplified has the value by 2i ) -2i a2 $. The complex number z = (4) lies in quadrant al mr oll av 6. Ifa complex number lies in the IIT quadrant then its conjugative lies in quadrant number: a)l b) I ce) Il div 7. The square root of (3 — 4i) are: a) +(2-i) b+(2+i) c) £(V3 - 21) d) +(V3 + 21) 8 (xx ENAZ = a) sec@ + icosec@ b) cos — isin@ ©) cos*6 + isin“ d) sin — icosd 23. Any integral power of i cannot give: a)l bi 00 d-i 24. Polar form of 1 can be written as: 2) cos@ + sind b)cosm+isinn —c) cos rising 4) None of these 25. The multiplicative inverse of zero: 2) is also zero b) One ©) does not exist 4) None of these 26. There is no element common in: a) Nand W b)Eand W c)NandO d) Qand Q’ 27. VT is a) An irrational number b) Rational number _c) Odd number 4) Negative number 28. The square root of every incomplete square is an: 2) Rational number ——b) Even number _—_—_c) Odd number 4) Irrational number 29. Sum of two real numbers is also a real number, this property is called....w.r.t. addition a) commutative b) closure ©) associative 4) distributive 30. Ma = -<- -=- =<- Va>s bo Jal + [b] b) la +b] > Jal + |b] la + bl = Jal + |b] d) [a +b] < Jal + |b] Page 11 of 1634. If and b are any real numbers, then a)|a-b| < lal - i c) la —b| > lal — 38, There exit no rational number x, such that : axta4 b)x=9 oxv= b)|a—-b| $ lal — |b] d) ab] > lal — |b] dx= 9 36. fis a whole number greater than one, which has only P and one are factors, = P scale a) whole number ) prime number c) even number : 37. Ifa be c)ac < be d)ac > be a oa>b da 0, then a) ac = be byac=0 ©) ac < be d) ac > be 40.1f0 bt+d chatc=b+d datc>b+d 42. Ifa> yia=c, This property is called: a) Reflexive b) Additive ©) Transitive 4) symmetric 47. The multiplicative identity for the set of « complex number (a,b) is: a) (—a,—b) b) (a,b) ¢)-1,-1) d) (-1,0) 48, The multiplicative identity for ofa complex number (a,b) is a) 0,1) b) (1,0) °) (4,1) 4) (-1,10) 49, The additive inverse of a complex number (a,b): a) (a, —b) ») (~a,b) ©) (-a,-b) Page 12 of 1650. 1f Cartesian coordinates of a complex number are (1,1) then its polar coordinates will be: d) none Ws Leesbe’ ye tome (31) 2436 Oni a) (1,45°) b) (2.45°) ©) (V2,45°) v8 51. If polar coordinates of complex number are (2,60°) then Cartesian coordinates will be: a) (1,V2) b) (1, V3) c) (1,1) 243% 52. The conjugate of 223i 2-31 2434 a Yor OTe 53, (-14+.V=3)' + (-1-V=a)' = Phy tout M6 (wre) 16 a)-2 b)4 54, The smallest positive integer “m" for which ( a2 b4 55. In n is any positive integer then the value of a)l by-1 abe. ++ i 1 3 a) v2 de oR —j\100 (2) =x + iy then a4. ajx=2y=-1 b)x=Ly=0 ox=0y=1 58. (cos20° + isin20°)> + (cos30° + isin30°)? = a) cos20° + isin20° 59. If |x — 3] < 5 then x lies between b) cos30° + isin30° c) cos10° + isin10° a)—2 and 8 b) -6 and -2 c)—2and 4 60. If n = 4m + 3,m is positive integer then i” is equal to a) bi o)1 61. Product V=2 x V=2 is equal to: 4) -2 b)2 0 62.2x? + 3y? = a) (2x + Biy)(2x - 3iy) ©) (2x ~ 3y)(2x + 3y) 63. The set solution set of the equation ao b) (0) 64.(14%+(1- 3 = 42-101 by2+i b) (V2x + V3iy)((v2x - V3iy) 4) (V2x + V3y)((v2x - V3yi) [Sx - 3] = -1is og ©) -2 101 Page 13 of 16 4)-16 d) 16 d)-i di @x=-1Ly=2 4) cos20° — isin205° 4) —4and2 d)-1 da d) None 4d) None65. Wx. < Oif z ~y) then Arg z= a—mttant* — y-m—tant% tan d+ tansy x x x ‘an-1y x 66. If z = (—x, 0) and z lies on OX’ where x > 0,then Arg z= © 1" a) vT Saas d-n 67. Wx, y > 0 if z= (-x,y) then Arg z= a)-n+tan?2 = b)—tan2* = ey + tan“% a+ tant bl x x in 68. If z = (0,—y) and z lies on OY’ where y>0,then Arg z= tn © ayn bw y-> d)-n 52 82 aE dos Joe 4) None 70. The {x € R,x? + 10 = 0} is a) {10} b) {-10} ©) Null set OR 71. If nis a prime, then yn is (a)a whole number — (b) a natural number ©) arational number _d) an irrational number 72. Ifm is a perfect square, then Vii is (a) a natural number (b) an irrational number (c) an even number (@) None of these. 73. If z = -2 + 3i then Re(2) is equal to (a) -2 3 ©@2 @-3 74, Additive inverse of V3 — {is (a) V3 -i b) V3 +i (© -vV3+i (d) None 75. Multiplicative inverse (reciprocal) of V7 — V2 is 7% i _ 2, _ 2, 7B @stsi bo)-S- se Os-st @- sty 76, Modulus of 2 ~ ‘is (a3 (V5 (v2 (d) None 7 | 1-21 ()-1 (by 1 ()2 3 7% Mfz=x+iy and k € R then jhz| = (ayk fxry? (b) (kQty?) Cc) (k2x?* k?y?), (d) None of these eee ()-1 (b)1 wi @-i SO! teers Page 14 of 16(@)-i (b) -1 (©) +i gi. Ifarga = @andArgz, = 6, thenarg(z,.z,) = - 6, ~ (a) 4: — 8 (b) 6 — 6, 4,4, §2, If zu)=rvand [za|=ro then [zy . 29] = (a) te oF 2 1 $3. Polar form of 1 + V3i is (a (cos -sin2) (0) 2(cos? + sin® 5 ® 3 3. Ftsin2) @2 (cos + isin ) 84. If z=-2i then Arg 2= @-F b) -2 an 2 ®-7 @= my me 2 85. (cos® + isin®) @i (b)-1 1 86, a)-1 yi @-i 87. (94i ()24+i>S-i (O2FL>iFBE 90. The product of two conjugate complex numbers is (a) always > 0 (b) always <0 (c) either > 0 or <0 91. The modulus jz] of complex number 2=a+ib is the distance of a point from: (3) x-axis (b) y-axis (©) origin 92. Factors of 9a+25b" in complex number system are (2) (3a — 5bi)(3a + Sbi) (b) (Ba - Sbi)(3a + Sbi) (©) (3a - Sbi)(3a + 5b) (d) Ga ~ Sbi)(3a + Sbi) 93. The set ofall rational numbers between 2, 3 is (a) an empty set (b) an infinite set (c)a finite set is 4) (0,0) b) (1,0) ) (0,1) 98. The reflexive of equality of real number is equality o @azavecr (axavaeR (anavaeR 1 a then the least value of X + x" Ifx is a positive real number, Page 15 of 16 (1 (d) None (d) None of these (2 (cos + isin®) @F @-i @1 @1-i 1, @zt (d) None of these (d) none of these (d) infinity (d) a power set a (1,1) @azavaeR(a)2 (b) -2 (c)0 (d)1 97. Polar form of —3i is (a3 {cos 6) + isin (2} (b)3 {cos (- 2) + isin (- }} © ® . = == (—n) + isin(-n)} (013 {cos(—£) + isin (-2)} (€) 3{cos(—n) + isin( 98. Ifz = x + iy, then = ; a) (-x)° +0)" byx-iy co) -x-iy d)x+iy 99. The additive inverse of z = (0,0) is: ; a) (11) ») (-1,-1) ©) (0.0) d Not exists 100. Conjugate of complex number (a, b) a) (-a,b) ) (-a,-b) ©) (@,-b) 4) None 2 b 41 a 6 a 81 c 2 b 42 a GI b 82 a 2B c 8 d 6 a 33 c 24 d 44 c 64 c 84 b 25 c 45 d 5 c 85 c 26 ¢ 46 c 66 a 86 b 27 a 47 b 67 b 87 a 28 4 48 d 68 c a 29 b 49 c 9 c @ 30 b 30 c 70 b a 31 a 31 ob | 7 d 31 a_| 32 a 2 | a 2 d 92 | 33 d 3 d 7B a 3 b 34 [ec 54 b 4 c oF c 35 c 35 © 75 d 95 a 36 b 36 d 76 d 96 a 7 d 37 b 77 b o7 > % a 58 c 78 a 8 © 39 © 39 a 79 a rr ; 40 € 60 ee Oe 100 c Qo mtr oa than Arg (ay't Argtsy - te tan'(1) we Arg Gis Weaugtay Fiby obo z un Page 16 of 161. The number of non-empty subsets of the set {1,2,3,4} is a a) 15 by 14 ©. 16 . 2. If A has 3 elements and B has 6 elements, then the minimum number of elements in the set A UB is. 7 D3 a 4. None 3. Xand Y are two sets such n(X) = 17,n(¥) = 23,n(¥) = 23,n(K UY) = 38, then n(X NY) is a)4 b)2 6 lone 4. Letset graph A = (x:x isa multiple of 3} and B = {x:xisa multiple o; \f 5} then A Bis giventy a) {3,6.9,...} b) {5,10,15,20,...}¢) {15,30,45,...} d) None of these 5. IFA and B are two sets such that ‘number of elements in A B are: a) 6 ba 8 & Which of the following isthe empty set 8) (ux isa real number and 22-1 = 0 ) {wx isa real number and 22 + 1 = 0} ©) {0x is a real number and x2 —9 =0} 4) (/x is a real number and x2 =x+2} 7. The set of rational numbers between 5 and 9 is a) finite ») infinite A has 12 elements, B has 17 elements and AU B has 21 elements, be d) None ©) {5,6,7,8, 9) 4) 6,7, 8} 8 The set $ = (1,0, 0°} isa group with respect to binary operation: a) x b+ c+ ae °- ‘The set S = {—1,1,~i,i} isa group with respect to the binary operation, at bx ot ae 10. R—~ (0} isa group wrt. the binary operation a+ bx + a- 11. @~ (0} isa group wrt. the binary operiation: a+ b) x o+ @- 12, Risa group w.r1 the binary operation at bx + a- 13. Q is a group w.r1. the binary operation: a+ bx ot a 14, In a proportion if p - q then q ~+p is called a) inverse ofp—+q bj converseofp+q —c) contra Positivep +q a) none 15. If the set A has p element, B has q elements then the number of elements in AX Bis: a)pt+q+1 b)pq cp ad p+q 16. A = {x:x # x} represents: a) {x} b) {1} oy 4) (0) Page 14 of 2017. {xx € Nand x < jis: a) singular set ) set with two elements _c) empty set d) infinite set 18. (Q.*) is abelian group if for all a,b € G: ajat+b=bta b) ab = ba 5 c)asb=bea — d) Noneof these 19. 1fA = {2mlm? = 8,mEZ)thenA= 1022) aergn Quit Le) a) {18,27} b) {4} mia 6) (2,4,6} 24 4){2,16,54} 20, 1fA = (lx €QA0 7 ¢) Lahore is capital of Sindh and apital of Pakistan and 2 <23 ) Lahore is the c dh or 2+2=4 242-7 d) Lahore is the capital of Sin 41.a,;5 <7 and ay:5 > 7, than a A a is: false 2 byte ) not valid 4) undefined 42. Inp = 4,q is called a) hypothesis, b) implication c) consequent d) antecedent 43. Inp — g.q is called conclusion or 7 2) hypothesis ») antecedent ©) consequent 4) conditional 44. In p ~ q,pis called antecedent or a) hypothesis ») implication c) consequent 4) conditional 45. The bicondition p © q is true, whenever p and q have the a) opposite truth ) only true truth values ¢) only false truth values 4) same truth values, 46. The converse of p > q is ay~p>~4 b)~p7q oq7q d)~q>~q 47. The contrapositive of ~p + ~q is: ay~p7 4 bq>p )~q>~p d)~prq 48. Any conditional and its contrapositive are: a) equivalent by opposite ©) equal 4) not equal 49. The converse and inverse are: 4) equivalent to each other b) opposi i posite to each other ¢) equal to each other d) not equal to each other 50. Function is special type of a) relation b) ordered pairs ©) Cartesian product d) sets 51. A function f:A~+ B 1s said t 10+ , ean i at ean coe = if distinct elements in A have: c) similar images) of jption a and c. 52. A function from A to B is called on-o-function, itis range is: aya b)B : : ©) Aand B 4) neither A nor B Page 16 of 20{no wo elements of ordered pair of a functio 3 A into B are equal, then itis called a) surjective ») injective ©) bijective d) onto 454, Ifo two Semee of maa Pairs of function from A onto B are the same, then itis called: a) surjectv A injuctive ¢) bijective d) onto 55. The function denoted by > called the: a) reciprocal ) inverse function ©) constant function d) reverse function +56. The function {(x.y)|y = x} is called the a) self function d) identity function c) quadratic function d) constant function 57, There will be no inverse if the function is: a) one-to-one b) one to many ) onto &) into 58. The inverse of the function f; x + 2x — 3 is: a2y-2 bax +3 o2y+3 oe 59, The number of subsets of {0} is al b)2 3 d) None 60. A binary operation on $ is a function a fisXs 7S HF:SISxS oftisasxsS dfSxSos 61. Negative of a given number is an example of: a) binary operation b) group c) unary operation —_) function 62. The set {1, w, @*} where w3 = 1, is closed w.r.t. a) multiplication b) addition c) addition & multiplication d) Subtraction 63. Identity element, if it exists, is a) its inverse b) unique c) commutative 4) associative 64, The power of set P(s) of set S is a: a) groupoid b) monoi c) semi-group 4) commutative 65. The number of elements in the set G is called the 66. a) groupoid b) monoid ©) order of G d) abelian group 67.n(4 UB) = n(A) + n(B) only if: a)AUB=O b)AUB=ANB c)ANB=O d)A=B 68. The truth value of the proposition 3 is +ve number or 2+2 = 7 is a) tue b) false ©) contingency 4) none 69. The contra positive of ~B > ~A is: )AsB b)B>A oA>~B a)~A+B 10.The the fa 1,3), (2.1),(4.5)}: Foes Fimo OANA OBA} 8) (B25) 11. The ord A, tis if A = (0, +1, +2, +3,....} va ler of the group (A. +) a 8 4) None Page 17 of 202 reales a is true wae (tel as {a) d) {a} ¢ {{a}} 73. The set R ~ {0} of real numbers is closed with respect to: a) addition ) multiplication —_) division 4) a), b) and c) are cong, 74. The set of integers is a group w.rt. - a) Addition * “ b) subtraction c) multiplication —_d) division 75. What is the number of elements of the power set of { }? a) 0 b)1 2 43 76. If P=/1,3} and Q = {w?, V9} then (a) P>Q (b)Q>P (0) P= (dP #Q 77. The number of elements of set {x:x € Z,x? <9} (a) (1.2.3) (b) {-1,-2,-3} (©) (-3,-2,-1,0,1,2,3} (4) (0,1,2,3} 78.The set enumeration of {x:x € N, x? = 1} where N is the set of all natural numbers, is (are) (a)2 (1 0 @3 T9.ANA = @U A © (0} @o 80. The identity element in a group is (a) unique (b) infinite (©) both (a) and (b) (4) not possible 81. Ina group G, if b + b = b, then b = (a) (bye ()-1 (a) fe} 2. Inverse of an element in a group is (a) infinite (b) finite (c) unique (4) not possible 83.To draw general conclusion form a limited number of observations is called (a) logic (b) proposition (c) induction (@) deduction 84. (p + q) A(q = p)is logically equivalent to (apr (b) pp + ~q (c)q>~p (~q>p 85. {O} 1s (a) empty set (b) singleton set (c) infite set (@) None of these 86, The set (x € RJ = 1 q is (a)~p>~9 ()~a>P ©-~p>q 96. A function whose range is a singleton set is known as (a) identity function __(b) constant function (c) 1 - 1 function 97. The graph of a quadratic function represents (a) a straight line (b) a circle (©) a triangle 98. The solution of x*=/ form a group w.r.t. (a) Addition (b) Multiplication (c) Subtraction 99. The sets {0} and {0} are (2) equal (b) empty sets () equivalent 100, The number of improper subsets of any set is (@t (b)2 (3 101. The set {(a, b), (b,c), (c, d)} have ... elements fa) (b)2 ()3 102, To draw general conclusion from well know facts is called (a) logic (b) induction (©) deduction 103. Ifp:4<7,q-5>8 then conjunction p V q is (a) false (b) true (c) unknown 104. Ifp.4<7,q:5>8 then conjunction p Aq is (@) false (b) true (c) unknown 405. The set enumeration of (x[x € QAx* = 2} (4) rational (b)2 (v2 Page 19 of 20 (d)8 (d) -n(AN B) (4) none of these (d)None of these (dja parabola. (d)None of these @~q>~P (donto function. (da parabola. (@) None of these. (d) None of these. @4 (4 (W) proposition. (d)None of these (d)None of these (ooPage 20 of 20MULTIPLE C 1. IfA and Bare ‘square matrices of same order such that (A + B) B° + 2AB, then: a) AB=BA b)A=-B c)A=B 4) None of these 2. adj(AB) = . . i it a) adj(BA) b) (adjb)(adjA) c)(adjA)(AjdB) 4d) adj(AB) 3. Let A be a square matrix, then which of the following is not a symmetric matrix. \ a) A+A' b)A'A c) AA d)A-A' 4. IfA is a3 x 4 matrix and B is a matrix such that AB and BA are both defined, then B is of the typ. a) 3x4 b)3x3 o)4x4 d)4x3 5. If A isan invertible matrix, then A(adj A) is; _ a) A by ©) IAI dA 6. Ifevery element of a third order determinant a value A is multiplied by 5, then the value of the new determinant is a) A b) 5A ©) 258 d) 1254 7. The inverse of a symmetric matrix is: a) diagonal matrix _b) symmetric matrix _c) skew-symmetric 4d) none of these 8. IfA isa singular matrix, the adj A is: a) Non-singular ») singular ©) symmetric 4) not defined kay = 9. tf f= othenk = a) +4 bo ©) 16 d) None of these 10. The number of non-zero rows in echelon form of a matrix is called: a) order of matrix b) rank of matrix ©) row operation 4d) none of these 11. If matrix i 4] is singular than A = a) 2 b)6 c)4 dg 12. (A+A‘)E = a)A+A b)AT + At °)-(A +4‘) d)A +At 13, The value of determinant of the matrix [ 3 | ime | 7 9 11fis 4 13°15 17. hee a) 0 b)1 a a) ao 14. Value of the determinant ofa 0 e 0 a) 1 b)2 43 Page 8 of 141s. IfAismatrx of order mx n then KA is oF ordr (kis eal number ) kmxn b)mxkn ©) kmxkn d)mxn 16. If A is symmetric as well as skew-symmetric matrix then A is: 1) diagonal b) null triangular 4) none of these 17, Rank of identity matrix of order 3 is: a0 oI 02 43 18, The real value of r for which the system of equation arx-2y +32 =0,xtry 422 a r=2 br and 2x + rz = 0 has non-trivial solutions is: or=0 d) None 19, The transpose of the matrix of cofactors is said to be: a) matrix of cofactors — b)adjoint of the matrix ¢)rectangular matrix d)None of these 20. The equation of the form ax + by = k is homogenous linear equation when: a) a=0,b=0,k=10 d)a=0,b=0.k=0 c) a@#0,b40,k=0 d)a#0,b#0,k #0 1 a b+e 21. Thevalueof|1 b c+al= 1c atbl a) atbtc bo on 4) ab + be +ac 22. If “A” is square matrix of order 4 and |A| = 6 then [2A] = a) 20 b) 16 ©) 80 96 2B.[1 -3 Slisa a) column matrix b) diagonal matrix )Identity matrix 4) row matrix 0 x fie 0 a) Null matrix b) column vector) row matrix 4) identity matrix asf 2. Ctayp3s 5 - aie aealls iol a2 BB ©) 13 47 26. If A is a matrix of order m X 1, then matrix A is called: @) singular matrix b) column matrix) row matrix 4) identity matrix VZ 0 0 7.) 0 v2 0 Jisa: 0 0 3 4) diagonal matrix) identity matrix) null matrix 4) idempotent 28.1 B = [b,] be a square matrix of order n, and by = 0 forall ( ¥ j and by, = k, for all i = j then the ™atrix B is called: 4) diagonal matrix b) scalar matrix ¢) null matrix, d) identity matrix 29. Addition and subtraction of two matrices A + B and A ~ B requires that the matrices be ®) equal dimension b) rectangular c) square d) identity Page 9 of 141 0 MOWAS [1-2 3)and B= |2 “en innin 48i 12 a) 1x3 b) Not possible 2x3 d1x2 15 MMA=[4 7 2 nt | oa 6 48 7 d 8) Not possible by 19 ©) 102 M10 54 10 0] 32.1fA=10 1 0}, then A? = 2 4 9 ' al fl at 10 0 02 oj opr bit 11 °) }0 1 O| Pn) 00 2 1a. 0 00 2 sida [2 A )anda? = [PO] then the value of ais la -1 oo i = -- a2 a) -1 b> I-73 ) S4-IFA isa matrix of order 3 x 3 and isan identity matrix of order 3 x 3, then AI = aa dT ¢) not possible dat 35-IfAand B are two matrices of order B x B then, AB=A iff: a) B=I b)B=A o)B =A? d)B=B? 36 IFA and B are two matrices of order 2 x 3 and 3 x 1, respectively, than A+ B = a) BA b) AB ©) not possible 40 57 ICA and B are two matrices ofthe sme order, then A + B = B + A, what is this property called: 8) Associative ») additive ©) commutative 4) additive identity. 6 ICA and B are two matrices having the same order, then for any scalars h and k, h(kA) = a) (kb) b) (Ak)B ©) (hk)A A AA+KB so tas[} 2 3 oo 3 wa=[f 1 qylthen (AD = ; 1 a) A be A dat 40 ICA's any matnx, and risa scalar, then (ray r a 1 7 Oe on a) rat 41 MA sand 8 are matnces, then (AB)! a 4B baa °) (¢) (3) ot BA 42 Given A and B re matnces of order 3, then (+BY = 1 a ATs Bt beta ao A On ta dA 4 Bot 43,4 mateix whose determinants not zero is said to be: a) inverse ) adjoint ©) singular 4) Non-singular Page 10 0f 14aMae ft Bi] then 4 is non-singular if -cd=0 = 3) abcd Yabted=0 gy adsed=0 4) ad—cb #0 45. fany two columns of a square matrix A are interchanged then|A| = a) b) Multiplicative inverse of the determinant of the original matrix ma Additive inverse of the d oy addi i the determinant of the original matrix a1 yeit= [> jf then a? = 1 3 api aps 4 ieee 95k 31 »3[ 2 2 1s 3 HPA oo [tk a 2 ed aita?=[5 4h ifferent 2 x 2 matrices A are: eg 3 -lg]s 4 of ae 2 - ri*)_3 4 D) 1 On i a pees] 5 3), |2 2 of & E i o> 3 v*® ia s oP 3Je 1 Saas 1 il 48, The determinant of a 1 x 1 matrix [a,3] is 1 a) an b)-an °) 4] d— [2 yy, O44. 49. If lis the unit matrix of order n, then (I,)~* 2) does not exist b) In «) Zero a) nly 1-2 3 so.fa=—|-2 3 1} then cofactor As = 4-3 2 a) -7 bs 10 a7 51. Ifa square matrix A, two rows or two column are interchanged the determinant of the resulting matrix is yA oa oat @-lAl 52 a square matrix has two identical rows or two identical columns, then || = 1 a) A by A* oe do 13 16 19 5)14 17 20) = 15 oon 27 ol 4)3 144 Slab cl= la? pr 2 > a0 »(a-b) (1-4) 8) (a-bb-oKe-@) Page 11 of 14b+c a a S.jeta b b= latb cc? ao b)(atb+c) oa +b + c)(a—b)(b-c)(c- a) d) (a+b —c)(a + b)(b—c)(c — a) a pty 1 S6.|B y+a 1 ly @+B 1 one y(a@+Bry) @tB+y)\-a) d)(a+P+y)(@-f)a- y) 2a S7.Ja+b 2b b+cl= atc b+e 2c a 0 b)(at+b)\b+clct+a) 0) Aatby(b+c)(c+a) d) 2(abe) rcos@ 1 —sind| 38. 0 1 0 |= rsin@ 0 cos@ ajo By 1) ar x 11 1 lcs ger] |e 9], 1x i= 1 11 x a) »)@-1) o)xt3 D(x +3)x- 1)? la b+e 60. The value of]1 b c+alis 1c a+b 2%) a by(@atb+c) 9) (1-a)(1-b)(1-c) )(atb+eP% 61./0 b | io 0 BI . , a) b byb* ob’ a0 62. Which matrix is symmetry 12 12 3) 12 3 a) 2 5 4) bys 5 4 o|5 5 4 4d) all of these 3.4 6. 3 4 6. 7 4 6 7 2-3 1 9 2 3 -2 0 2 63. Value of the determinant }6 4 5 3 3)= 67124 72-31 9) a) 7 by so e) -50 ao 14 7 64./2 5 BI 3 6 9 a} 1 b)2 eo as 65. Ifa is square matrix and A? = then matix A 1 a) involutary matrix b) nilpotent matrix c) idempotent matrix ) periodic matrix 66. If for a square matrix A, AX = 0, where k is positive integer then A is called: “ a) involutary matrix) nilpotent matrix ¢) idempotent matrix 4) periodic mattis Page 12 of 1447. Fora square matt A,ifA? = A then A is called a) involutory matrix b) periodic matrix ¢) idempotent matrix d) nilpotent matrix 68. If is least positive integer such that A**! = 4 then A is called a) involutary matrix b) nilpotent matrix ¢) idempotent matrix d) periodic matrix 69, The sum of products of the elements of a row (or column) by the cofactors of the corresponding elements of different row (or column) is: a 0 b)I e)-1 ) equal to matrix 1-12 -3 70. The rank of the matrix} 2 0 7 =] 301 12 -11 a4 ar 1 ei ol 2 nux= [5 =f g]ienx= 24 3 10 22 of 3 ol 3] ol ofp al 1 @ @? @ w? 1}, where w is cube root of unity then A= jw? 1 wo a) 1 b)-1 0 d)3 1 0 0 2 cosx sinx| 3. sinx cosx! al b)0 ©) cos2x 4) sindx 74, For a3 * 3 matrix A, if |A| = 4 then |adj Al equal: ay-4 bya 16 64 75. Multiplication of a row vector A by a column vector B requires as a precondition that each vector have a) same order 'b) same number of elements c) equal elements 4) transpose 1 76.1f A= |4] and B = [3 7 1] , we can find 3 a) AB b)A+B OA-B 4) None 77. Given matrices A=[a,] and B={bj] and b and c are real numbers, then (b+c)A= a) bB~ cB b) bA+cB ©) BB+ cA 4) bAtcA 3, yz yy 2) zz Gay 43, Gaz Gye : A) aA tagAstasAis b)azAstanArtaAn — )ayAytarArstanAy —— d) None BA then [A] = 79. The condition for the system of linear homogenous equations to have a trivial solution is: alAl=0 b) [Al #0 c) [A] >0 d) [Al <0 80. Let the matrix A of order 4 in the non homogenous system of linear equations AX = B is such that Rank (A) = Rank (Ay) = 4 then the system has 4) only the trivial solution ) unique non trivial solution ¢) infinite solutions —d) none Page 13 of 14c 33 d 49. 65 [a | hope party 34 ~ a Pete terete pen Page 14 of 14PAU t a ee 1, acand fare the roots of the equation 4x2 4 3x 4 7 — 0, then the val 1a ue of= +2 is, "4 ; oo : of + Gis aj 5 o : 4 4 2, The values of k for which 2x? — kx +48 = 9 has equal and real roots are. : a) ~9and ~7 b)9and7 ©) ~9and7 4) 9and=7 v2 of ci 101 2 3. Ifone root of the equation 5x? + 13x 4k = Q is Feciprocal of the other, then the value of k is: ao bys o-5 46 4. fp and q are the roots of the equation x2 + px +q=0, then a) p=l b)p = lord c) p=-2 d)p = -2o0r0 vB -i b= a) ) 2 oi d) v3 6. The value’s of x satisfying x a) 3,-2 b)-2 03 4) None 7. The value of m for which equation (1 + m)x? — 2(1 + 3m)x + (1 + 8m) = 0 has equal roots. is: a) 0 v1 02 3 8 4 +4'"= 10 is called: 4) reciprocal equation b) exponential equation c) radical equation d) None The value of p for which the quadratic equation x? — px + p + 3 = 0 has reciprocal roots is: al b)-1 02 @)-2 ” If the product of the roots of the equation ax? + 6x + a? + 1 = 0 is -2 then @ equals: a -2 b)-1 2 On The values of p and q for which p,q are the roots of the equation x? + px +q = 0 are: #) p=1q=-2 b)p=-1q=-2 c) p=-Lq=2 d)p=1q=2 12. If one root of the equation px? — 14x + 8 = 0 is six times the other, then p is equal to a2 b)3 oI 4d) None 13. The value of k for which 1 + V2 is one of the roots x? — 2x + k = O is: a) -1 byt o) v2 d)-y2 14.182? + ax? — a2x — a is divided by x + a then the remainder is:" "). ° , ao bya? e) 2a’ d) 2a 244 te 1S. wi! 4 38 4) 0 b)I ow a-1 16. Which of the following is a factor of x? - 3x? + 2x ~ 6 Page 5 of 10ax-4 a) x42 byx43 Qx-3 De 17. Ia, B are roots of 2x? ~ 4x + § = Othen (a + 1)(8 + 1) = 2 n ul o> a-— aa y-F 11 aL 18. Ifa, are roots of 2x? — 4x +5 = 0 then a? +f? = ol a) -1 b)o 2 ) 19. Ifthe polynomial x3 + 4x? 2x + 5 is divided by x +1, then the remainder is: 4 a4 6 8 a 20 - The quadratic equation with roots 2— V3,2 + xBis: a) -4x41=0 © b)x?~3243=0 oc) xt+4x41=0 d)x?-4x-1 29 21. (1+w-w)8= a) 256 b) 2560 ©)-256 4)-256w 22. The product of cube root of unity is a) 3 b)2 ol 40 23. The sum of cube roots of unity is: a)3 b)2 ol 40 24. The square of a number when added to the number results in 6 then the number is: a a) 2 b)-2 ) -3 4) both (a) & (c) 25.1f3'** + 5.3*—8 = 0 thenx = a 8 b)S - 3 do 26. If one root of 4x? + 7hx — h? +9 = 0 is zero then h = a) 0 b)3 0-3 4) +3 27. The real quadratic equation whose one root is 2 — Bis: a) x?-4x41=0 dyx2oqx— 2 —4x-1=0 4) None of these 28, The cube roots of unity are in: a) GP. DAP. o) HP. 4) None 29. The graph of the quadratic equation is a) Straight line b) circle ©) parabola 4) ellipse 30, In quadratic equation, ifthe replacement of y with ~y leaves the equation unchanged, then the graphis: a) Straight line b) circle ©) hyperbola 5 4) symmetric wr. 31. In quadratic equation y = ax’ +bx + if and c bo! 1h are zero then the graph is a) Symmetric w.r-t. y-axis b) Symmetric w.rt maxis) Straight line A) circle 32. Ifa parabola opens downwards then it vertex is atthe a) right of the parabola b) lft ofthe parabola €) lowest pont one partbola 4) highest pot on the pasha 33. The maximum value ofthe quadratic function f(4) = —¥2 + 6-42 ig a) b)6 a 34. The minimum value ofthe quadratic funtion (x) = S22 — 11 7 a 6 a-n Page 6 of 10se the verte of the pap of the quadratic funtion f(x) = =x? 4 6x 6 1185. ay (-3.10) b) (-3,-10) ¢) (3,10) d) (3,-10) se the ooisoFthe equation ax” + bx + = Oare reciprocal to each other, then water byb=0 : c)a-c=0 d) None 4 The equation whose rots a2, 3 and Fis pyr 2-378 4420 b) 2x°43x 47-0 3x H2x2 = 0 4d) 2x°-3x°-7x +5-0 : 5 4g, The equation ax"*bxe = O can be written in standard parabolic form as ~pinb?4ae B > axeoag «DN Ooh)? +k o)y= (xh)? d) y= a(2-b) 49. The standard form of the quadratic function f(x) = 2? + 4x + 2is a) (x2) +6 b)-(x- 2746) (x- 3) +5 dy(x+ 47-7 49, Which ofthe following is a factor of x" + a where n is an odd integer. a) x-a b)xt+a c)2x-a dj)2x+a 4g]. Ifx— 2 and x — 1 both are factors of x3 —3x? + 2x — 4p, then p must equal to al b)2 0 d)-2 42, The synthetic division method is only used to divide a polynomial by a) quadratic equation —_b) binomial ©) linear equation 4) monomial 43, For what value of P is x? — Px + P divisible of x — P a1 b-1 0-3 40 44, Ifthe area of a rectangle is 56 and the length is one more than the breadth then the dimensions are: 3)-8,-7 b)8,7 0) 14,4 4) 28,2 45.1f x — 1 isa factor of x? + Px — 4 then P has the value a4 v1 03 45 46. Ifone root is twice the other root in the equation 3x? + Px + 54 = 0, athen value of P is a) 427 b) +9 o) $51 ) +25 47. If two roots of 8x* — 14x3 — 9x? + 11x — 2 = 0 are ~1 and 2 then other roots are’ a) +3 by $5 oivt d) tv3 48. If polynomial P(x) is divided by x — ¢ then the remainder is: a) P(x) byx-c | Ox a) P(o) 49. A polynomial P(x) has a factor (x ~ a) if P(a) = aya b)x ol a0 50.1841) and (x ~ 2) are factors of x3 = Px? + qx + 2, then P+ q = a) -2 byt orl a3 SUM VSx=7 — V2x = then x Page 7 of 10a) 3 b)2 ol 45 52. Each complex cube root of unity is square of a) Itself b)b )-1 4d) the other 53. The product of four fourth roots of 64 is: al b)-1 4 d)-64 54. Ifa + B = 2,08 = 1, then value of a? + 6? = a) 1 b)2 )-2 do 55. If his the solution set of equation f(x, y) = 0 and 5, is the solution set of g(x,y) = 0 then the solution set of the system f(x, y) = 0 and g(x,y) = Ois a SNS, b)S,US, 0) S-S dS, +S; 9 9 14> #(S)' +) = a) 2 b)3 0 d)-2 57. If the discriminant of ax? + bx + c = 0 is not a perfect square then its roots are: a) Equal ») Irrational ©) Rational 4) Real 58. The product of the roots of the equation Sx-27 = 0is 5 5 as > 4-3 59. The sum of roots of 12x? — 7x +4 = 0 is = pz a ot a 12 ) 7 9 12 DS 60, If Sis the sum of the roots of the equation and P is product of the roots of the equation, then their equation can be written as: a) x*+Sx-P=0 b)x? + Sx+P c) x*-Sx+P d)x?-Sx-P 61. What should be added to 9x* + 2x? + 25 to make it a perfect square? a) 32x? b) 30x? ) -32x? d) 14x? 62. Cube roots of -64 are: ; a) 40,02 b) -4, 0,07 ©) -4,-4w,—4u2 4) 4,40, 40? 63. ol + uplO2 4 gyl8 = a) b)0 c)-1 d) 64. If discriminant of the quadratic equation is a perfect square than the roots are a) Equal b) Irrational c) Rational d) complex 65. Which one is true a) wo z b) a? c) w=1 d) All we 66. ax* + bx? + cx* + bx +a = Oiscalled equation, a) Exponential b) quadratic c) Radial 4d) Reciprocal 67. A polynomial having one term is called...... ; a) fronomial 6) Binomial ¢) Trinomial @) None Page 8 of 10chong of following is the solution set ofthe system of 24 y2 = 43nd oar ystem of equation x? + y? + 5xy a y 9 (a3 DBD) 9 {(1.2)} 4 {G.D) 63. 69. Let P(x) be a polynomial of degree n>1 then x-ris a factor of p(x) if and only if p(r) 0 bo <0 dl 70. Find the condition that one root of the equation ax? + bx + ¢ = 0 (a # 0) is cube of the other. 11 gaye tip. ood 4) aict (a? +2) + =0 vy aice (a3 + cz) 6-0 rad ¢) abc(a+b)+c=0 d)asbict (a+b+c)=0 +71. 1fx* — 500 = 0, then the sum of the roots of the equation is 2) 800 b) -500 30 dl 72/To complete a job A & B take 4 days together. A alone takes twice as long as B alone to finish the same job. How long would each one alone take to do job in days 2)A12,B5 b)A6,B7 o)A12,B6 4) A6, B3 73. If the roots of the quadratic equation Sx? — Px + 1 = 0 are real and distinct then: 2) -2p>2v5 c) P< 2S and P > VS d) -2V5

| |b af [oe [ss b 69 a teste é7o fs [ss 7 70 Toe faye ]s @ Tr nn a af #2 fe | 87 b TR e [x |e see apo ope te J 45 «| 3 aa a a 7] Page 10 of 104 fraction in which the degree of the numerator is les a) Polynomial b) equation ©) proper fraction x? +x —6 = 0isa conditional equation and it is true for: a) 2.3 b)2,-3 ) -2,-3 There are___ types of rational fraction a) Three ») four ©) five iPaq? 4. Fraction 3-23 is improper if: a) n22 byns2 c)n<4 ety? Fraction = is proper if polynomial P(x) = a) xt-y? b) x3 -y3 c)xt— xiax?+x+1 6 anys 84 . a) Proper rational fraction ) Improper rational fraction ¢) Infinite rational fraction d) Finite rational fraction 7. When rational fraction is separated into partial fractions, the result is s than degree of the denominator is called: d) improper fraction d) —2,3 d) two dn>4 adx+y a) An identity b)a fraction c) A partial sum d) improper fraction § (x—2)(x +2) = x? — 4 is a(an) = a) Equation b) identity ©) Conditional 4) fraction 9. An equation which holds good for all values of the variables is called a) Identity b) fraction c) mixed form 4) partial equation 10, Partial fraction resolution gives a/an: a) Identity b) Equation c) Conditional equation _-d) None i 232-112? (2x-1)(9-x?, iY * , 1 11 1 4 1 4 1 a) + b) 3 hos Fi de 7 met tox Beat te erers beat tax te 12, z ; ratte 6 | A 3 je 7 ot "2 dead b) yea 2x=3 x42” 2x-3 x42 2x-3 4x =Sisafany . 4) Conditional equation b) identity ¢) Equation 4) fraction 14. The pa 1 is: Partial fraction of — (S: ji 1 xed 1 1 1 1 ay — 9 ) aGan 9 2G) 9 Gp t Ie 2-1) 2041) Page 3 of 41 15, — is fi Fait Fy the partial fraction 0 . 1 2 2x ad +—2 c) 2 ®” GE) apen (+1) (2-1) 2@-1) 28) 16-14 —Y 41 4 1 the partial fraction of: 4(I-x) © 4(1tx) © 2(1+x?) a a x3 xt ee a) 1-x? 5 1-x3 9 1-x* 1+x4 17. An improper rational fraction can be reduced by division to a a) Rational faction ») Imational Fraction ¢) Polynomial and rational form 4) Polynomial + Proper Rational Fraction 18. Conditional equation ~~ = —3_ nly for x = } Conditional equation = = =" is tre only for x = ai by-1 )0 d)-7 19. The types of fraction are oe bs o4 4d) None of these sya 20. The numberof partial factions of —* +2 +1 x +1)? -x-6 a2 b)4 03 ) None of theseIfthe sum of the series 2.5 a 18 60100 then n is 2) 100 200 ©) 500 The HM. of two numbers is 4 and! their A.M is “A and 3A +62 = 27, the numbers are: 4) 150 G.M.“G" satisfy the relation | a) (63) b) (5.4) ©) (5,-25) 4) (-3.1) ree . ‘ . The sum of series 5 +5 +2 +109 terms is 5 ai 3 a3 => Obes If H is the harmonic mean between P and Q then value of 2 + jg: PQ 2 fe Pa a? Dare ort d) None Som is equal to monet) momsay(ames nie moe 42 pymemenamen gy nesaney ome If AM. and H.M. of two numbers be 9 and 36 then their G.M. will be equal to: a) 18 b) 12 ©) 16 4) None The third term of G.P is 4. The product of first five terms is: a by4 oat d) None The number of terms of series 54, 51, 48,...., so that their sum is $13 a) 18,19 b) 16, 12 ©) 22, 36 4) none The um of 40 terms of an A.P. whose first term is 2 and common difference 4, will be: a) 3200 b) 1600 ©) 200 BAC scH? 4) 2800 10. Ifa.b.¢,d, e, fare the in A.P. the e — c is equal to: a) 2(c-a) b) 2(d-c) 9 fF-4 .. dd-b N) Ifx—1,x—4,4 are in G.P., then the value of x is: a) 8 b) 10 ) 12 d) lo 2 Mx, 2x + 2, 3x + 3 are in G.P then the fifth term is: a 2 b) 80 c) 16 ass In an A.P. of 81 terms, the 41° term is 10. Then the sum of the senes ts 4) 10x41 by co) 10x BL 4x81 z The number of odd numbers between 60 and 300 is: a) 148 b) 150 ©) 153 d) None 'S.The numberof terms inthe series 20,19, 182, ...of which the sum is 300 a) 25 b) 36 31 d) None Page 7 of 136 1Cfour numbers in A.P are such that their sum is 20 and sum of their square is 120, then the numbers are a) 14740 b)3.5,79 24,68 a) None WV-If the A.M. between two numbers is 34 and their G.M. is 16, then the two numbers are: a) 64.88 b) 64 & 4 ©) 8&4 4) None 18. 1a, = H Oasgey ome OA>GG< ve fais the first term and r < 1 is common ra 1 Feet paaeny tio Of GP., then 5, = a itr oar" gn go, An infinite geometric series is convergent if: er yIrl1 = ab . nee r=. d)both b) & c) The 10" term of the proresion Segre 7 A ay 35 ail »s ai oF 4) None 6. Which ofthe following is harmonic sequence 1 35,7... a 2357. Bee E ou May 4) 3.9.27. Ifthe second term ofa G.P. is 2 and the sum of infinity is 8, then the first term is: 6 b)1 4 d) None Thesum of 4+ 2+ 2+ ~- to cos 212 oe oF 4) None 1. The cube roots of unity are in: GP bAP HP 4) None £2 The sum of first 13 terms of an A.P. of which 7" term is 40 is: a) 520 b) 502 ¢) 250 d) 255 The elements in the range of a sequence are called: 3) series b) progression c) members 4) terms Ifa, = 2 anda, = a then the fourth term of sequence is: 1 a0 by) oF oe Sf the first four terms of'a sequence are 1, 3, +5, —7, The fit terms is an b)9 clay a 4 The sixth 1,3,12,60, «8 pai txm of the ad ©) 2160 d) 2520 and + are in A.P. then the common difference ts ¢ a - ca ay pee oS dy Zap wie Zac Bac 2 Ere in 4. Ifa b,c are in arithmetic progression WHEN 3+ Page 9 of 13Ne aAP GP HP 4) None 49. If ay = 3n — 11, then the nth term of the sequence is’ a)3n—5 b)3n+5 c)3n+1 d)3n—1 50. If aq-3 = 2n— 5, then the nth term of the sequence is ie a)2n+1 b) 3nt2. c) 2n+3 is 51. The seventh term of an A.P whose first terms is P and common difference is 4 a a) P-6q by P + 6q P49 52. The sum of first twenty odd integers is A.P is: 4) 408 a) 400 397 oa d 53. The nth term of an A.P. is 12 — 4n, its common difference is: a a8 4 a4 n(n+3) 54, The 14” term of a sequence y = ate 208 23” za) a aan ere Or 15 55.If 5, = 3n? + 2n in an arithmetic series, then first three terms of the sequence is: a)5,11,17 3h b)5,13,21 ©) 5,9,13 4) 5,15,25 Saern 239 2 2 2 1? (10 56. The nth terms of sequence @ , @ (2) . 2 2 2 -1)2 ») ons pitt o anes a Gry 3 9 3 33 57. 1F 6 term ofa series in AP. is ~2 and 8° term is ~8, the first term of the series 1s: a) 13 b)-13 10 4) None $6. Ifay = 3,d = 7 and ay = 59 then the number of tems in A.P. is: a7 ) ou 413 59. The A.M, between ay; and any, is: ye b) anor ayy) BEATA 4) Spot tanss 2 60. IFA is the A.M between the two numbers @ and b, then A” g ;° aja-A bAta A= db-A 61. The nth A.Ms between a and bis atnb 2 ajatnd b) — ean bra n+1 n+1 d) a 62. If ~3,—11 are two A.Ms between a and b is equal to: a) Sand -19 b) Sand -3 ©) 2 and —9 4) 8 and -3 63. IF, 7 and 9 are A.Ms between a and b, then a and b is equal to a) 2 and 12 b) 1 and 10 ©) 3and 11 4) -7 and 2 64, The sum of first n terms of an arithmetic series is; Page 10 of 134(n-Dd b)F(a, + A ae ey V7la + (m~ 14] aymch erm ofthe sequence 5,2, 2,.., 1s 49 1 4. n[2a + (n= 1d] nist ald ©) 18" aim ! b)6 99 i . d)3 ifAG.H represent arithmetic, geometric and aaP b)G.P ait Sequence respectively then A, G, H form. Which one is true 4) None yee b)G? = AH 2 OH? = AG 4) None 7 = ) 0.722 ») 0.702 Te _ a ©) 0.785 4) 0.227 Common fraction of 7.755 is: 3139 495 290 Site 3039 oF ow 1.53 is written in the fe i ‘ wen 13 3 it in the form of vulgar fraction then the difference between the numerator and a) 153 b) 152 ©) 53 d) 52 0.125 =2 then p +4 = 7 5 2) 125 y= o) 1124 49925 nxtxte ton ee x(z-1) xP x(x"=1) a xt+l » x-1 di x1 H.M between two numbers ‘a’ and ‘b’ is given by: a a+b ab aan Dae \a ant naam For what value of 1, is the G.M between a and b 1 1 a Ss - ont %. In an infinite geometric series, nA > Ithen the series: 4) converges b) diverges ¢) both a, b 7.3+334333+........n terms vio 9 ![2a0" 1) -n] vale 28 (40 —1) =n] o3|2(20" — 1) =n 2 ofa" — 9-H) 6 The H.M. and A.M. between are 4 and > aga the numbers are 454 b) 7. ©) 63 i dle ~(k-1f)= as b25 ¢) 125 PD egy by an even integer 2) odd integer divisible by 5 “ger divisible by page 11 of 13 dl d)None ad) 12-3 d) 625©) Multiple of 10 d) odd integer 3P=1 then the sum of n-terms of A.P. is: 81. If pth term of an A.P is ; n(3n+1) n(n+1) n(nt3) a) ey Sarr oe num 4 82. The sum of 15 terms of an A.P. is 600,then their common difference 1s 5 then « 7 a)8 bys o)8 83. The sum of integers from 1 to 100 that are divisible by 2 or 5 = a) 3000 b) 3020 ¢) 3050 d) 3090 84, The general term of the sequence 3. 6. 9, 12....is > ayn b)2n c) 3n dr 85. 2 + (2+5)+(2+5+8)+....... to n-terms = — nine) nous)? went! d) None a ye ot yr oF 20-1) ce) FF then interval of convergence o)(-1,1) d) None 89. A sequence is a function whose domain is: a) the set of rational number b) the set of irrational 4d) the set of natural number ¢) the set of integers 90. Ifa, b. c. d are in G. P.. which of the sequence below is in A.P. yaaa Ana oe bya’, bc, d ©) log, a Jog, b. log, ¢. log, d de’ eee? ¥1 The two anthmetic means between 5 and 35 are: a)15. 25 by 10,20 ©) 10,15 4) 10, 25 92 Ifa, and a,-, are the terms of an A.P. then a, ~ dy; is called: ay)AM b)GM c)AP d) Common difference 93. If-1 1, the infinite geometric senes is a) convergent b) divergent ¢) oscillatory d) none 96. 1f A and J are arithmetic and harmonic means between a and b then r= —1, the infinite yeomevt is Page 12 of 132ab 2A one vas = Hat ab eral term of the sequence is (—1)" — (_ 5 ee seq rapa (-1)" -( tT the the 9 erm is: 41 s. F1" term of G.P is 2 and common ratio is 1 then the sum of term is Aen b)2n 00 4) None . =e A, nen ae series tS ; n* + 2n, the 1 and 2™ term are 3, ytd ©)3,5 4) None iesif Soy = = 2 yan, Ina geometric series if Soo = and a, == then what is 7 4 5) 4 2 2 oat 4 2 a 7 7 8 Ds Tle®[aley;ayt«aylalalay 2[«}2]al[2falel,ele|o 3 ,¢]3f[e»)]/sfa]oa}e ss] aa bo be ae a et fe 3 > 25 a 45 b_| 65 a 85 b 6 | a |2]<« | 4] 4 [ofa | % [4 TLe |2}ela7|e|a7fe>|sie se fs} >| #f|e | «ef. | | a Fs a io | a | 30 [> J so [a ff a | of ic Ieee Le Lae Bla [2 ee fs fia tj ce | oo jd Ble Ts ats be tote | 3] 4 afb )4]e¢ |e [mata [4 Ta i] » | 35 | a | 35 [oa fs {ad | 5 | is Toe Pe foe 6 |e | 6 | bh dL 6 | hearer be pe | fa fe |e fe | | 7s Te [os fe Db ae Te 9 | | fe [9 fe 2 4 | 4 | 2 [oo [dj of a | mo] b Page 13 of 13The value of nx""'P. is oe yp, mp . y gr, 3, 1¢'Pe= 12. "P> then the value of nis ” a)0 b)-1 . 6 4)7 If"P; = 13 X "P> then n is equal to b) 120 b) 18 1s . . 4) 20 4 18°C, + "Cis = “Cys then ris equal to a) 17 by 18 og on 5, "cce!"Ceis equal to ~ "9, a) “Cy by''cy °) "Cy ae 6, The value of "C,_,+"C, is equal to my a) "Coy by" 'C, onc, dC; 7 If"C3 = $6 then "Ps equals: a) 168 b) 224 ©) 280 4) 336 n §. If"C2="Cs then the value of '*C; is: a) 2 b)3 o)4 ds 8. If*Cs="C); then the value of '$C, is: al b) 18 ce) 153 d) 305 10. The number of ways in which a man can post 8 different letters in 4 letter-boxes is: 7 a) 4 b) 8° 8x4 d'P, 11 The number of different four-digit numbers that can be formed with the digits 2, 3. 4, 5. 7 using each digit only once is: ‘ a) 120 b) 96 0) 24 DNone The total number of 5 digit tra cs telephone numbers that can be composed with distinct digits is: 10 ay"P, °) Pg ‘ 4d) None played 153 matches. Every two teams played one match with In a football championship, there were P the championship 1s each other. The number of teams participating in e a) 9 bl me oe M4. The m sf diavonals of a polygon of 20 sides is ; perme oh Seanad a So ©) 170 d) 210 1 there are 12 persons in a party and each of them shakes hands with each other, then number of hand: c1 ve y is . niTereaal happen in ca mn” " on « d) None Page 6 of 916. The maximum number of points of intersection of 8 straight lines is: d a) 56 b) 28 c) 16 ) 8 ides? 17. How many diagonals can be drawn in a polygon of n si ; mnt) n(nt1) «) ad) ay Ney 2 2 2 18. The number of ways the letters of the word MISSISSIPP be arranged so that . oa ot Lope, a) 33810 b) 44810 c) $4130 !) 0 19. 1f*P; =2 x "Ps, then n= a) 4 bo o)8 d) 10 20. For any event A: a) OSP(A)S1 b)-15P(A)S1. c) -2SP(A)S2 d) 05 P(A) <2 21. The number of words that can be formed from the letters of word, “COMMITTEE” are: ot a) “Pc b) °Co ) saa d)9 22. A dice is thrown then the probability to get an even number is: a) 45 b) 3/5 ©) 23 412 23, The number of lines drawn through 6 points lying on a circle is: a) 12 by 15 ©) 24 d) 30 24. There are 10 true-false questions. The number of ways, in which they can be answered is: a) 10 by2! ©) 10 4) 10! i a) 1 °) Gea dyn! 26. The factorial form of n(n - 2)(n — 1) is: nt n! nt ! , (n-3) ” Goa Gopi VG Daa) 27. n(n =1)(n=2).u.(n—r +1) = n n (-1)! ! at ) 9 a) G0 = 7 (nea Kn? + 3n42 = ca Mou ae (m1) (nt2)! Gay are I ay nt 29. How many arran, ements of the ) 56397 i¢ letters of the word pee 4 MATHEMATICS taken altogether can be mu ©) 923881 d) 4989600 sg = ay ut bre St 47! in oF ao 31. Prove that "C4, 7 a)“ onc Fi . qd) "C, Page 7 of 9go. There are 16 points in @ plane in w Hu plane in which 6 are collinear. How many lines can be drawn by joining these points a) 10 b) 66 cu 4) 106 453, What isthe probability that a slip of , 12d. iP of numbers divisible by 4 are picked from the slips bearing numbers 1 ) 8 b)= 1 a 5 Os a2 34 A slip is picked out of 8 sli slips numbered from 1 to 8 then the probability to get number 4 's 1 1 a 1 1 a3 es 95 a: 435. A die is thrown, the probability that the dots on the top are prime numbers or odd numbers is: 1 2 * 2 eS 1 2 a5 ”5 ot ot 36 Te probability that the sum ote appearing in two successive throws of two dice, in every time 7 is 2 1 yo. ae wz oF os t7 yo OE! ) Mtant Dnt) A(n+! rors a) (n+2)(N+1) b(n + +2) 5 How many even numbers of four digit number can be formed from the digits 1 2, 3.4, 5 if repetition is permitted. a) 24 ») 40 o) 250 a) 124 7 = 39.1 P(B) = 5 then P(B) = 1 5 8 7 aa a B ae a2 YD 5 DS 40. If A is an impossible event then P(A) = ad b)-1 00 d)o 41. In how many ways can party of seven persons arranBe themselves around circular table a)7! b) 6! 0) 5! 42. Out of 15 points in a plane no three are in & straight line except 8 points which are collinear, How many triangles can be formed by joining them? 4 a) 40 b) 120 ) 1120 d) S04 43. A die is thrown the probability that the dots on the top are prime numbers or odd numbers ts 1 2 a) ; ce) 3 d) 3 44,1n how many ways can 6 coins be chosen from, 20 one rupee coins, 10 filly paisa coins, and 7 nwenty paisa coins 5 4)30 b) 42 <) 46 4) 28 friend to a movies 4. A person has 6 fiends in how many ways can he invite one OF NOTE of his 6! a) 30 b) 63 ay c) 6! Page 8 of 948. 49, 50. a) 51 In.a conference of & persons of each of them shakes hand with each other once daily. Then the nung. of ways of shaking hand is 35 a) 28 b) 64 ©) 56 4d 7. Everybody in a room shakes hand with everybody else. The total number of hand shakes is 66. Then, the number of persons in the room is a)12 bys oul > 06 ‘What is the probability of being bom a child on Wednesday. \ 1 1 1 gt a) b> 95 Ds When A and B are overlapping then addition of provability P(A UB) = a) P(A) + P(B) b)P(A)—P(B) —c) P(B)— P(A) d) P(A) + P(B) ~ P(AnB) When A and B are disjoint then addition of probability P(A UB) = P(A) + P(B) b) P(A) - P(B) c) P(B) — P(A) d) P(A) + P(B) — P(AuB) EXO. coins are tossed twice each. The probability that the head appears on the first toss and the same faces appear in the two tosses is 1 1 1 1 u os eo d)— a5 b> 95 De Vah nt alue of a) n! ») 1! ol dn 3. If "P= 30then n= a)5 b)3 7 6 If n(4)=18 and n(B)=6and n(S)=36also Aand B are independent event then P(AMB)= 1 1 = = 12 4) 24 5 » 36 u How many even numbers can be formed by using all digits 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 . a) 120 ») 72 ©) 48 424 Page 9 of 9THEOREM « principle of mathematical inductio sitive integral Values 7 is such that 1 $(1) is tue 1.¢ S(n) is true statement for n=1 2 S(k +1) is true whenever S(K) is true for an, . all positive integers for any positive integer n then S(n) is true for T is stated a8 follows. If a proposition or a statement $(n) for all Q What is sum of the series 1+ 549 4...4 (41-3), Aldiny a sages a)? b) n(n—1) )n(2n= 1) gygn— 3 Porn 3 wn cpron ard check oneh Reason: ee gueals The at of series is the sum of series. Here we putn = 1 andn = S, and S; Alternate Method: Ifa, given (known) then for sum we put > on aq and solve it Orman) Here D(4n - 3) =4En-3E1 2in each option and compare with Scena Question: vn > 1,n? + nis divisible by | eye a)2 b)0 8 a4 in? =n : =n(2n—1) Solution: Here we put n=1,2 in the given | expression and compare with options. | inomial expressi , algebraic expression consisting of only two terms is called a binomial expression. a+bax—1x+tiy Binomial theorem This isthe theorem (formula) which helps us to open any power of a binomial expression a + b. It was first given by Sir Issae Newton Binomial theorem for positive Integral Index power (n € N) is given by (a+bP =" a’b’+'Ca” pha'C,ab "Cab $2 "Cab! +..4°C,y" equation — © Degree oh each tev sn. Here "¢, "Gy all are called binomial coefficients 1) In shon the binomial theorem (formula) given 4s (a +b) 2 Cab" Itis finite series. 1 The number of terms in the expansion of (a + b)" aren + Te one more than the power n/exponentn) rer of terms coeffi s given as ‘h) Paseal’s triangle of binomial coefficients 1® & Page 1 of 810 10 5 1 18) The sum of all binomial coefficients is 2" ie."Co+"Cy #"Cz° "Cy = 2" ¥) The sum of all even binomial coefficients is equal to sum of all odd binomial coefficients and each one sequal to "8 be. "CHOC, +. GOH CHC. + 'C,) = 2" v1) The powers of a decreases from power n (index) to zero and power of b increases form zero to power n, \n) The sum of all exponents in binomial theorem n(n +1) or n? +n vin) If (, m are integers then sum of coefficient in the expansion of (la + mb)" is (L+ m)” e.g. the sum of all coefficient (3a + 2b)? is 125. Here we put a = 1,b = 1 and get solution, '%) The binomial coefficients of the terms equidistant from the beginning and the end are equal te "C= "Cy, where "C, and "Cy. are called complementary combinations. 1 Co= "Ge =18"G= "Gyan x) IE"C, (C, then either x = y or x + y = n (complementary combination) In the binomial theorem the general term formula (simply called term formula) is given by T_,='C.a™b’. in this formula there are 4 things a, b,n,r. 1) The binomial coefficient of (r+ 1)" terms is "C,,. ui) T_,; 1s the (r + 1)" term from beginning (start) and (n —r +1)" term from end. ui) The value of r is one less than number of terms. Note T="C_a™™pr! if The rth term in the binomial theorem is given as /, yd and the n™ term (second last term) isgivenas T, ~*'b. The last term or (n + 1)" term is given as T,,,="C,a""b" Middle term rule Here we have two cases i) If power m is even then there will be only one (single) middle terms i cok th th +1 ii) is od then there wl be rwo middle tems ie, (4) “and nestiermie, 2)" term The p” term from end in the binomial expansion of (a +b)" iy (n—p+2)th term from the stat (beginning) n Properties of “C. i) If'miseven then greatest coefficient ii) If is odd then greatest coefficient is." ii) "Cy = "Gy axe yorxty=n Page 2 of 8For Jd entificortion A Kbyerrias Series re ‘nomi Seri have te fd hand w, For ths eee orin fraction then Wee W-1 2 20 3M term) qinis — — 4 ns nbn = tear tre Dae mean) 0 hem )® | a w2 and tem Feature of binomial expansion “ |) The above series valid (sum exist) if |x| < 1 It i) levis so small that its square and higher powers iat see oer (txt =1+nx. 'y be neglected then approximate value of iji) As there are infinite term so it has no last term. ral term binomi i . The general term i.e. (r + 1)th term i i ge ne ate a a in the expansion of (1 + x)" is given by Trt = e Special Seri A, (ex be teres? Pate Carer a., i (er alert eat ala, de 3x? 4x9 4534 54 CIP (aida 4. iv, (ex)? =14 20432? 44xF 45x46 a (Pate 4. v. (l+s)3 =1-3x+6x7 -1023 ase 2108, (ay CAME) te vi (Hx) 3 = 143x462 +1023 +1524 4 21x9 (sttes2),r es wre. ete a aw «A 4 (a+b) +(a¢b)” o¥ (atb}*-(atb) * (Atbte)” = (rains?) Ty ni d_then ne: of terms ts: . (arbres = (hana DWt3 6 For n 4 a = n ° T # (ay toara gad (refeCo-ny hon etme oreg] * ? =neet net Se = ) (a45)" (aby then 2, 7 Cee | were KIS Sveatosl Cor OT him rombes fen ts ewenthem Cy Sy Conny tay" Pe? 7 Ec Lh on is odd Hem "Conch Weftemss do) 2 f 3c q OS Ly tems Page 3 of 81. The expansion of (1 + 2x)? is valid if a) ki<5 biel <1 d) [x1 <3 from beginning and end of the binomial expansion are: 2. The coefficients of the equidistant a) Equal b) unique c) zero d) none 3. The sum of exponents of a and x in every term of the expansion (a + x)” _ a) ntr br on 1) None 4 (7) (7) (7), 4” fare called o) U2, n a) trinomial coefficient b) binomial coefficient c) monomial coefficient d) none 5, The sum of coefficients in the expansion of (a + x)° is: 2” a) 32 b) 16 o)8 d)4 6. Ifxis so small that its square and higher powers be neglected than (1 + 3x)7= [tn a) 1+9x b)1-9x c) 1+ 6x d)1-6x 7. "Cz exists when nis: a) n>2 byns2 on<2 d)n>2 4 . , Hae ger = Mas (Om 8. Ifthe 21" and 22% tems inthe expansion of (1 — x)" are equal then x= woot a) = a z 7 Y-5 a5 a-§ 9. BOB C34 Ost. Cis is: a) 15!15 8 b) 15.2 2! a2! 10. The t 7 i i fe term independent of x in the expansion of (x? -+) iv eual sorpeeice ate ca 28 » 2 20 2 a oes o- 35 4-3 a 11. The coefficient of x° in (1 + 2x + 3x? +--- a) 21 i a b) 25 fn c) 26 d) None Ie the rth temn in the expansion of (7-2) contains x* then ris equal i . oe os * qual to: 13, For any positive integer 1,1 1 niti¢ig.. ltstite ss pee ro a) 2/1-— 3] » [1-2 9 nfr-* 1 : = a2ir+e 14. If n is any positive integer then a) 21 b)2"44 244s bat Ine E29 Sih on?+1 an(n+1)” 2 15. For each even naturé i natural number n, n(n? — 1) is divisible by: Page 4 of 8a) 6 b)3 o4 6. Ifn € N then n(n? ~ 1) is always: ae a) Multiple of 3 b) multiple of 6 +, if mis any positive number 9 oad ere , then ryiyt 1 Byty4ty. 3 we he nities aia Ree = evan TE) tn ) Fai hy 2nt1 ) even «) ety? zm 4 . 8. Which term of s independent of x ? a) sixth b) seventh ©) eight 4) ninth 1 lo 19, The middle term of [> — | ist a) -152 b) -252 ©) 371 4-421 20. The seventh term of (x? a) 71 b) -22 27 4) 28 21.The middle terms inthe expansion of (3x ) -2x77 2x? 2 fa —21y19 ox! d) — 3% | | 18 then 5® term from the end is ("P+ 2) 29, In the expansion of (x- z ¥ 16486 17010 13486 a b) = 9) d) non 33)" 23, The coefficient of x"° in the expansion (x +3) is: a) 1700 b) 17023 o) 17027 4) 17010 24, In the expansion of (a+b)'° , in every term, the sum of the exponents of a and b is: a) 15 »)7 ol IS 25. The middle term of (x — y)* is: ; a) 25r4¢ cay b) 70x*y" ) 120*y" a) 97x89" i “ . 26. The coefficient of the third term of (84-8). afte simplification is 1 - = a) 228 i 30 a7 27. The 5” 2)? bee of (3a — 2b)" is: em jn ase? - aaa aah aa? 28. The 8" term of (1+ 2x) Ya is: 407.3 pe a ~ 21,7 by ex” y-5* 16 16 1 Page 5 of 8a 20.The tem jvolvng x4 the expansion (B= 24)7% d) -25x4 a) 217x4 by 15120x4 a1 30. The term involving x7? in the expansion (x —z) is ’ a) -2201x-7 b) -1707x- e) ~1201x~* 4) ~41184x-2 fx in th on [x 2] is 31. The term independent of x in the expansion [x ~ =] is: ] a) -2217 b) -8064 ©) -1301 4) -8011 n 32. If the term independent of x in the expansion of 5) is 405 then » is b)4 o)5 d)-1 —~ a) 3 3 f(a + 2x3)"is: - Paieee >) 2208002 ©) 223x7a"® d) 38080a"? 12 34. The fourteenth term of (3 — a)" is a) -17a? b) -945a73 c) —941a13 d) -515a!? 35. The middle term in the expansion of (x + y)3° is a) 13° b) 14" co) 1s d) 16° b) 36. Sum of even coefficients equal to .... in the binomial expansion (1 + x)" where n € Z* a) 2n b)2n-1 art 42" 7 * ‘3 ay 37. The 6" term from the end in the expansion of Gx = 3) is: a) 16x b) 77x osx a2 ae (7 n n »()+2()+3()+-+()= a) 2 b) 2.2071 ce) n,.2n-1 d) None 39 For all integral values of» such that 5" — 2” is divisible by: a)2 b)3 °4 ds 40, The general term(a + b)" is denoted by; $0 Thay =r pr n) npr a) ("are ») (Maro o (taro 4) None 41 Sum of odd coefficient in the binomial expansion of (a + b)" where n € Ztis equal to a 2 by2n emt “d) 2-1) 42. The 3" term in the expansion (1+ s' = a) -+ by z nae ©) -1024 4)27 my my n 43.(7) +(3) +(5)+ +(,",) a) 201 by2" n 2" —4 2" 41 Page 6 of 8a (EGG ($3) Kt? k o ("4 ) y ( : ) ‘“ k+3 js for 4x)", the 2"! term is; 3) a(' ; nine) 2 t a ™ oy MADin-2) ag The middle term of the expansion (1424), 3 40 a) 1%" term b)4term ©) 2"4 term 4) 374 term 17, The middle term in the expansion of (1 + 1%, Ay 110) "ec is: a ‘ °) ()x* "Cy 4g The coefficient of xin the expansion of (1 — x) a) -1001 ») 10001 ie d)-5151 49. 1fx?® occurs in the rth term in the ex; 1 6 7 en — then eva = Taare Sor, 8 59, The middle term of (£42) is 1120 then k= "20 16 rua a2 b)-3 1 5]. The sum of co-efficients of last 3-terms in the expansion of (8 ~ 32)! 8 a) 8 »5 9-2 4) Cannot be determine 52 The coefficient of the second term of (a + b)* al b)9 03 a4 55. Inthe expansion of (1+x) the value of #* term a) 35x" b)35x° o) 62x4 4) None Tow 54 Inthe expansion of (142)" , what is the number of tem that containingx?'"* a) 3 term b) 4” term c) 5 term. d) None 55. Inthe expansion of (a—x)', What is value of rin the general formula forthe term containing x? b os 4) none a)3 b)4 56. The fourteenth term of (3-4) "= a) "C,3(-a)* by "G,3E a)" O38" aC. Ca) 3) 7 ae 57-Total numberof tems in the expansion of (82 2)! (v-2)" are 7 4 100 by 102 052 Q 1s CAD US es - UaiL 1d) 5f. The number ofthe term in the expansion (x + eae Te Woone ‘g ayy b) 30 ¢) 66 ach i Srs-12 Pee SD 2 =z Oe Page 7 of 859. The sum of coefficients in the expansion of (7x -8y)'"" is al b)-1 0 ton 5 n+2 60.1f ( 12 \y is the middle term in the expansion of (a + b)” then a) nis even integer b) nis any integer c) n is odd integer d) none of these ee Te [ey [4 | sa [Pa [3s a 8 a P53 [4 [a | | > | [> | Pa [4s [ [ssf a] Ds Te] ST pela pte Pe [ape Peto] Pre Dear fata [eo rf] Page 8 of gsin = b-1 1 al 0 dy (-1)" he value of cos?@ + sec?@ is always ol |) Equal f b) less than 1 4 to 1 8) greater than or equa f 4) greater than 1 but less than 2 _ qpevalue of e9s1° £052" COS3"...cOS179" i 1 ns bo ol d) None rhevalue of cotS*, cot 10". c0085° is , p 1 a 1 al Ye oF 40 «which of the following is a rational number a) siniS® b) cos15° ©) sin15*.cosiS* 4) sin15°.cos75 s, sin200° + c0s200° is a) +e b)-ve ©) zero 4) zero or +ve = The value of cos20° — sin20° is a) +e b)-ve 90 al © § Ina MABC, 2A yen cos?B + c0s7C equals 2 a) -2 b)-1 ol 40 6, Ina triangle ABC, a = F then cos?B + cos*y = a) -2 b)-1 c)1 ado 10. Incorrect statement is: a) sin8 b) cos@ = 1 o) sec8 a) cand = 26 |. cosnm = a) (-1)" b) (1) oO d) None: 12.1fsin8 + Scosd = 5, then Ssind ~ 3cos0 = a3 b)-3 os a-5 13. = 60°, than +2 is equal 0 c : 2tanx , 4 x5 pb) v3 ve ay 14AF sind, + sind, + sins = 3. then cos0, + cos, + cos8s = a0 b)1 ©)2 a3 '5.1f sing < 0 and tand > 0, then terminal side of single lies in .... quadrant a1 bul oll ayiv Page 5 of 9"" cree fants ® negative ©) may be any d) None of these 17 Iftan@ = a than sind : ys a b— ofa ) Java @ Wa) Lo " eee ee 6 insufficient data) cannot be determing n>] b< tan24s*+tan33s° 49 IE tan25* = a. then value of aaa gge 2 “a? eae 1a * i a » 1-a? ) 2a 20.1 tan@ = ~$ then value of sind = = - d) None 12 butnot $ cots" 21, The value of SSX a 22. If cotacotB = 2, then value of S25¢+8) — ae cos(a—) ; 2 not “3 9-3 % 2 If A and B are two points on a circ! le of radius r with center atthe point O and AOB = 6 (in radians) the area of sector AOB is: a) 2nr b) ar? 9516 4) ro 24. cot6.cosec6.sin8. tan@ = a) 2cos@ b) 3sine oI d) None 7 1+sin8)(1-sin6" . 25. If Cos@ =~ and0 <9 < 90°, then A#SMO)CA=sind) a (1+c0s@)(1—cos0) 8 7 49 as bs oT d) None 26, The value of 450° in terms of 7 is an 3m 2550 ay o> — 5 5 Dar 27. The value of 150° in terms of mis: os ou sx 5 es bs aT a= 28. The value of sin degree is _ a a) 120° by 125° ©) 60° a) 115° 29. If the radius ofa circle is 3 em an are is =e m long, then the angle subtended at the center of the cit* by the arc is In 2n Sn In a7 b) Pri °) ir a> Page 6 of 9« c0s320° between O° and 45° 0 EXP Ee b ° iwcost } cas30' ©) =cos40° 4) cos40° 1 Basic unit ‘of measurement of angle is y 1) deere b) radian ©) second 4) Minute 3 The ratio between the area othe sector to the length of arc of a circle is Bart ) ar oar ara 4s 1r@isananele such that tans= cot30'then @ = 60 b) 240 ©) 270" d) 225 a Measure of the central angle ofan are ofa circle whose length sequal to the radivs ofthe circle is known as 4) 1 degree b) 1 radian ©) Iright angled) I reflex angle Dee ©) 3600° 4) 600° 4. Through how many radian does the minute hand of clock tum in 20 minutes x a5 we z ¢) 2a oF = 47 The eminal of — 5 lies along a) OX ) Ox" ) OY dor" tn 5g. When 9 = 3 radian 7 = 6m then area of sector a) Sm? b) 6nm? )19Zcm acm b) an rete wal s9.sin (4092 (pee Cees a0 bl o-1 do 1, The radian measure of the angle at center of a circle of radius S8cm which cuts off an arc 216 em long is: b) 16.92 radians). 27 radians d) 29.71 radians a) 15 radians 4, The length of are in em cutoff ona circle of radius 11 om by @ central angel of 67 radians is on iin at b) 669 Oo 4) 230 A.M cote == = then find the value of cos@ where @ is not in the re frst quadrant. 4s 15 W a v7 BS ou ae 2 0 Ler Ns Ons 3 ‘ 1 oF a5 44. Ifsec?@ + cosec?@ = sec?@cos~6, then state the domain 90% nez parznez eeZnez doennneZ Page 7 of 9asind+4cos® _ 48 I tand = 2 then rrp sind re aia » 38 o 5 .) 46 If cote = +, then cosecB x cos® = ° a2 o-3 ve oF i 47 If 2sin45® + +cosec4S® = 3x thenx = -- i 5 d)2 a by v2 48. secOcosec@sinBcos@ = 1, if . = a) VEER wes(Qntiinez part nez doennnez 198) 49. cot (=) = : ; av b) -v3 IR O-F 50. (1 = cos?@)(1 + cot?@) = a)0 b)1 o-1 d)2 51. cos30°cos60° — sin30°sin60° = ao b) 2 °) ; d) None degree b) 57°18"48" ©) 57°18'32" 4) §7°19'43”" $3.1° radian a) 0.1745 b) 0.01745 ©) 0.001745 4)0.0001745 54. The conterminal angle of —45° is: a) 45° b) 315° ©) -315° d) AH $5. The trigonometric ratio “=” are same as that of n 7 + a5 by Os om 56 += I-sin@ ” 1+sin6 a) sec?6 b) 2cosec*o ©) 2sec29 4) tanto 57. (cot*6 — 1)(1 — cos*6) = a) 1 sin?@ by 1+ sin’o ¥eos?0~sin?@ dy Al Page 8 of 9[1 [3 | = [6 | =< = | [2] ° Tick $s for trove ae 9 52 Sia (2h wwe Avid e zo) _ (sso) (TO aed snot ste Eadue 8° SANT ram alinder Lart oe Gua der fein otf quotient 4 "edd ithe {Bw aonges who! Cen then rena stn o} corainder wit be ioe 6 angle. sy per sant we aide the aed by 4 ce natn hen 2 vee a Writer 7 0 tnen ' Quad. aud sig” ae a pr toe gies1. sect - cos*8 = al b) -sinze ©) cos20 2 Ifsin® + cos® = then sin28 equals to 0 b> ol 3 cos(a + B) cos(a — B)= a) costa ~ sin?B ¢) both (a) and (b) are true 4. cosec(—1110°) = o-1 b)-2 oe £ sinxsindx + sinxsindy + sinxsin6x = a) sinxcos4x — b) sin3xsindx 6 IfA 3 2 8 2 a5 > 03 1 then sin3A is cos1°cos2*cos3° ...cosi79° = 1 at »1 “0 cots4® tan20° 8. The value of <=— tan36° * cot70° b)0 a) g tana-cotp _ tanB-cota tana 1+tana pene tanp ) tang 10. tan = = and 0 < 6 < 90°, then sin8cosd is 4 2 “s Ee O35 IL IfsinA = i and A is acute, then cos2A is: 119 8 119 10 es hers OG 12 If cos2A = + then cos3A is ot by-1 00 1+tan2A.tan3A tan3A-tan2A a) tanA b) cota ©) tanSA can be written as: s2A 14 can be written as: 14c0S2A Page 5 of 9 MULTIPLE CHOICE QUES’ ¢) cos4sin4x TIONS (M.C.Qs) d-—L seep b) cos?B - sin?a 4) none of these ve cy TT a CS) wo et The d)2 4) sin3xcos4y a1 42 a3 d) None d) None d) None d) none 4) cotSAb) sind A 00 c) tana d) cota cot 15.0084 a. ay coseezg BEEZ ¢ ue 1 sec2q 9 ce24 nd yare the angels ofa triangl “ vette mge le ABC then sin(a 4p) = ) siny Bea °) aS shad 4 ) ~cosy tan(270" ~ 8) = 4) tand b)-tand ©) cote d)-cot® -cotl sg. nany eieable AR Tana +B) + tany = TomCigs-V) 440% ton Yalan” a mt , : o-1 d) None jo"iftana = amd tan > = 5 then tan(a +B) An b)-1 32 a3 4 . = - aa shiccos(a + B) = 5 B) = Sanda, 8 lie between 0 and ®, then 2a = a i 33 33 v Ie 4) None 1, cos(a + B) ~ cos(a — B) = 2) 2sinacosB b)-cosasinB ¢) ~2sinasing 4) 2eosasind +> Fundamental law of trigonometry is: a) cos(a+B) = cosacosp + sinasing _b) cos(a— B) = cosacosp + sinasinB ¢)sin(a + B) = sinacosB + cosasinB 4) sin(a — B) = sinacosp — cosasinB 23. sind — sind = Q- a) 2cos Ce ©) 2cosbsind 4) None 44, sin(a + b) sin(a - b) = a) cos?a—cos*b b)cos*b-cos*a_— ©) sin’a+ sin’ d) sin?b — sin?a %8.tan® = 2 j1-cos® '1+c0s0 j1-cos8 a » °) | rcosa 4) None 26. cos315° = A eS 1 @ a) = = oz 1) 0 . Ye 8 U.Mcosa = = and terminal ray of is in 2% quadrant then sin a 5 3 ald d+ De 947 DG a +8 2 Page 6 of 9. Ao tenes (ae 2a 1 a [ACME 4 Droste of (Netto a @ 28. cos*a when expressed in terms of trigonomeine function of multip les of a with exponen, By equals to 1 a) 3{3 + 4cos2a + cosda} b) (3 + 4cos2a + costa) ©)2{3 + 4cos2a + cos4a} ay2(5 + Acos2a + cos4a} at sin3@ _ cos30 _ “sind cos a) 0 b) sin?@ ©) 2tand a2 30, Sostarsinta cosa—sina eine gy 210828 a) 1+sina b)1—sinw Os ys 31. If triangle ABC is right angle triangle and 90° is at c then value of tand + er a e = a) a? +b? be oF d= 32. The maximum value of cos? — sin?@ = a) 2 b)1 93 do 33. Iftan@ + cot = 2 then tan?6 + cot?@ = a)1 b)2 3 dy4 a4, Singtsiney* ~" cos81°cos9° a) 0 b)-1 1 d)2 woh atoa lhe tenth . 35 tan1@? + tan27°-+ tanié*.tan27? = "5 tron ee a) 1 b)-1 oF a3 36. The value of tanS6° — tan11° — tanS6°.tan11° is a0 byl -1 d) None 37. Iftana + tang = 3 and tanatanf = 2, then tan(a + 8) = a) 2 b)3 Q-3 d)-2 38. cos?(45° + x) — sin?(45° — x) = a)0 b)1 Q-1 d)-2 a nom mae 39. sin-sin—sin~sin— = _ 3 3 as b= 5 a 40, c0520°. cos40°, cos60°. cosB0° = i 1 a) 2 b)4 OF os 41. The value of sin20°sin40°sin80° is. u fa ye »S OG 4) None a 42. The value of cos20°cos40°cos80° is: Page 7 of 9Dat : é ot ie sa Theale oF iN75° . vant V1 me by i-1 ww? jy 2 The value of tan15* is 45. 3) 2-v3 by24+V3 a 3 ov-1 ap sin( 8 + 270) = in@ a) Sl ‘b) cosé ©) -cosé asin (8 a) sind b) cos@ ©) -cos0 sin30°+sin60°+sin4s* _sin30°+ sin60"+ sin45" _ - c0s30°+c0s60°+Cos45° a) tan30° b) tan45° ©) tan60° 49. The value of cos52° + cos68° + cos172°is: a) 0 bl 2 50, cos40° + cos80° + cos160° + cos240° = 2) 0 b)1 OH $1. sin63*sin347° + sin73°sin167° = a) 0 be ol ©}. Value of tan9® — tan27° — tan63° + tanB1° is a) 4 b)3 2 53. Value of cos20° + cos40° + c0s100° is: al b)2 4 s4.iftanA = = and tanB = 5 then the value of A + Bis: a a) > bo om MF ) 5. tand = —2- and tanB = Le then value of A + Bis an et is ajo b> oF Page 8 of 9 d) None do 1 v= 6 ot MyPage 9 of 9esiod of cotangent function js: Noa b) 2x 0 | rerange of the function 2sin7x ig: 4) None © ytd ’) [-7,7 )[-2,2] 4, Theamplinde of —17sin14x is: ait b)-14 17 rl period of cos(3x + 7) is: d)-17 aan oe on 9% - x a3 , The range of function cos gis: 1a (11) ) Fl ie o){-33] 4) None 6, Allthe trigonometric functions are: ai-1 b) contim a mous ©) periodic d) non-periodic 1 The period of|sin2x] is: [Ginn \ iy pevodic win n z Ma ”? On d)2n §, The period of tan = is: aan b) 7 (15 asx 4, The period of 2cosx is: a) 307 b) 7 on 4) 2n W.R-{x—-1 .nE2} Q)R-{x|-1>x<} by R- (ele = nn € 2} 4) Set of real numbers. 12, What i the range of cot = X= : 3 pR— (ele = (n+ DEED a) R-{x|x = n,n € 2} OR . 9{1,-1) y B.tangent is a _ function Z 2) inverse by oneone c)imtio €) PeHONS 14, Wh, sin2x » What is th = he period of seosax es Jn pyar oF 93 15. The pers 5 ca le peri in-- cos = 1s: od of sin = 3 page 1 014c) 4m d) 24n a)2n b) 120 16. The period of cot8x ts: . )= y= of a "Do 7 9 8 17. Which graph is of sine function ® imamai 19. Graph of cosine function is Page 2 of 4h of secant function is: 31.60%, ) © 2, The domain of the function tan * x i. Haley th 1 b)R 4D aay dE a) 7 ) zt pres» 3. The domain of tan3x = a) R~(x\x = (2n+1)2 néz) - ; yr-E=@r+0Enez} 7 . x A b) R-E=Qn+1)8 ne or-{E= r+ 1i.nez} 3 7mez} me : OR-E=@r+nEnez} 24, isin = then the value of x in radians = : t T a7 D> 0 at 3 35, If'sinx = cosx, then the value of x, in radian = ™ T fe "2 amt? oe a 26. Range of 3cot> = a)-3 a) The x-axis byy-axis ©) origin _, d)botha&b 26 The graph of sine function is symmetric about Gucac\® Is an add foncée a) The x-axis b) y-axis ej origin d) botha & b 29.1 graph of sin@ is shifted through 90° then its graph s same 28 that of a) sin8 b)cosd ——&) See8 ) None ashore snis PT 30.The period of sinxcosx : iS a) None a)2n by oF a —5) is The period of cos(7x — 5) i 1 wt ae b> e) 7 7 2 32. sin + VBcosx is maximum When * =) goo dor a) 60° b) 45° c ip + siny where @ “Bay satisfying the relation prye in 33. Minimum value of expression sin + ” a8 p) negative c) positive do Page 3 of 434. Ifsin 8, + sin 8 + sin 0, = 3 then cos 8; + cos 8 + 05 Oy a0 bt 2 43 35. The value of cos?6 + sec*6 is always b) less than 1 a) equal to I ¢) greater than or equal to 2 d) greater than | but less than 2 Page 4 of 410, 14, 15, 16, Wthe sides of a tangle are 13, 14,15 then radius of its incircle is: oo »2 24 a4 8 Ifthe lengths of the sides of a triangle are 3, 4 and § then R is: a) - b)3.0 ©) 20 42.5 IER is the radius of a the circumeircle of the AABC, and Ais its are then: _asbee asbec Rae 9 R= So b) Ri = ° Ps ; If AABC.a = 18,b = 24, = 30, then sind = , . 2 2 2 d) Nor az be OF Done The area of the tnangle ABC, when a = 18, b = 24 and c = 30, is: a) 196 b) 216 c) 64 d) none Many ABC = 2R?sinA - sinB- sinc = a) 2a b) 3a oa d) None Ifany AABC, AR. sin? cos?. cost = an b) 2r, ©) 37 4) None 1 the radius of the incirice of a triangle with it sides 5k, 6k and Skis 6, then k is equal to: a) 3 b)4 os a6 Mfc? = a? + b?, then 4s(s— a)(s—b)(s—c) = a) ab b) ca? o) be? a) s* ‘The area of the triangle ABC, where a = V2, b = V3, c = VSis: ») 3v6 b v5 osv7 4) None 1 the area of a wiangle is 75 square and two of its sides are 20 and 15 meters, then the included angle a) 30° b) 60° ©) 150° 4) None In any AABC If a = 18,b = 24,c = 30 thenr = a) 6 b)9 912 4) none 1 Inany SABC, + +444 — : ao” be ca , aa oS oy 4) None Wa = 13,b = 14andc = 15, thenk = A 0 7% bes oe ) None ya Wany MABC,—+—+—= non ty 1 2 by? of 4) None If the lengths of the sides of a wiangle are 3,5,7 then ” ee Sn z b) o the largest angel of the triangle is: an = oe Page 6 of 9area of the triangle ABC, when q 1 = 12 +, The b) 72 Lbs 60, 606 ae = 725 cm in sq.em i eo b= = Fi acon? 2and c= 4 thena = Hd 4) 5440 » WE b) 2v3 = eo os ja waBABCa ITA = 30°,C = 105° and b = ay 4) v6 7 b)3 2, then a = yy nBABC. if = 5,B = 45°,c = 2V2 then = ome ” » 3 b)6 7 ©) 213 * _ ° 4 uy ins BABC, iB = 45°, C = 105" and a = 392, hy ae yn a ot ; 9 d)6 puebaBGifh = 6.6 =245-4= 30" tena = w3 v6 - 2) ) ©) 3V6 4) None 3 Ina ABC, a = 2,b = 1+ V3,C = 60°, then ¢ = ¥3-1 b) v2 2) V2 +1 ove &) None ‘4 In right triangle ABC, if angle y = 90°, a = 8 and b = 8, then angle a = a) 35° b) 45° ©) 75° 4) 90° 2s, The process of finding the unknown elements in triangle is called the 2) Solution of the triangle b) mean difference ¢) engineering distance 4) angle of depression +s. Avertical pole is 8m high and the length of tis shadow is 6m ‘The angle of elevation of the sun at that moment is: a) 57° b) —48° os 4) 53°8" and the sitris 30°, flag pole cats a shadow of 40m long, ‘The height 71, When the angle between the ground 9) 12m 4) 29m of the top of the flag is: a) 25m b) 23m top ofa tower ata point P onthe ro 28-The angle of depression from the OP tower is: . 0) v2 ay N38 tower from P is 24m, the height 0 a) W2 b) 8V3 28. Then angle of depression of the point at stance 70 meters fom the foot of Re tower from the top of . ingle of depressio * pee is 45°. The neigh! Pe ie tower is: ae _ . 7 30.The angle of depression of a pont A 0? the grond from the toe" 430°, then the angle of elevation of angle of depression 0! : : the op of the tower at the point is: 0 Axe a) 60° B40" 60°, the distance of the a ip from the op of 10EF 30 meter high is hen angle of depression of the sh'P se Ship from the tower is: oi 2 9) lov3 b) 53 2 Page 7 of 9 yund is 30°. If the distance of the