Set Code :[ TZ Booklet Code :[_ A. Note: (1) Answer all questions. (2) Each question carries 1 mark. There are no negative marks. (3) Answer to the questions must be entered only on OMR Response Sheet provided separately by completely shading with ILB. Pencil, only one of the circles 1. 2, 3 or 4 provided against each question, and which is most appropriate to the question. MA) Ths AMD Dronnnen Shanti! ha Imola ted if tho civaln 'e shaded using ink / hall new oe ERRRAMIC TECHNOLOGY i ” INSTRUCTIONS TO CANDIDATES 1. Candidtes should write thee Hal Ticket Number only inthe space rovidd athe top lf hand comer ofthis page, on te leactatached to this bookletand als inthe space provided onthe OMR Response Shel BESIDES WRITING, THE CANDIDATE SHOULD ENSURE THAT THE APPROPRIATE CIRCLES PROVIDED FOR THE 11. TICKET NUMBERS ARE SHADED USING 1.8. PENCIL ONLY ON THE OMR RESPONSE SHEET. DO NOT WRITE HALL TICKET NUMBER ANY WHERE ELSE. >. 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Thishootlet consis a total of 32 pages including Coverage and the pages for Rough Work TA cery (cK ious symbols, words, prayers or any communication whatsoeverMATHEMATICS WA= so 0 |, then at 3 () 31 2) 9 (3) 271 (4) air 021) IfA=|-2 0 ~2|isaskew symmetric matrix, then the value of xis, [-1 x 0 aot @Q) 2 GB) 3 @ 4 What is the number of all possible matrices with each entry as0 or 1 if the order of matrices is 303 () 64 (2) 268 G) 3512 (a) 256 ai @) 2 @) 3 a4 aASet Code :[ T2] Booklet Code :[ A | The solution of a system of linear cquations 2x=y+32=9.x+y+2=6x—y42=2is a hy G3) x=2yshre3 (4) x=Ly=22=3 -228-3 Q) ¥=3,y=22=1 1 4 wea? xsai x-at thenA= _ 1 © ya 2a Qxtd A A, A 5 py 4 DP G&D NE Gp then DA, is equal to Ma (2) 2A, (3) 4A, (a) 4a, The period of the function x) =[sin.x is @ x Q) 2 @) 3x @) 4x IFA+B=45°, then (1-cotA) . (I-cotl) is aa (2) 0 G) 2 (4) -i The value of sin 78° + cos 132° is a ~ W541 ¥5e1 v5-1 ) = y Be 4) qa) a (2) 2 GQ) 3 (4) 7 IfA+BEC =m, then sin2A + sin2B 4 sin2C= (1) 4 cosAsinB cose (2) 4sinA cosB sinC (3) 460sA cosB cosC (4) 4 sina sinB sinc The principal solution of Tanx =0 is () xan nez Q) «0 (3) x-(2n+l) w/2.neZ @) x=nnta,neZ 4A20, Set Code :[T2 Booklet Code :[_ A. ‘The value of Tan ' (2) + Tans! (3)is. « 1 * wm 4 @ > 0) 5 a 3 Ifthe sides of a right angle triangle arc in A-P,, then the ratio of its sides is q@) 23 Q) 23:4 @) 34:5 (4) 4:5:6 ‘The value of rrr. is ay a @) & @G) & (4) af Api gid rr 73 l 1 1 1 ay > Q 3 Bg wy Ifa=6, 6-5, c=9, then the value of angle A is, (1) cos (2:9) (2) eos"! (2/5) ) cos” (7/9) (4) cos (1/3) Phe polar form of complex number I-#is Q) We" @) ve" (3) V2e"? @ ver? If1,0,07 be the cube roots of unity, then the value of 2°°.2"".2" is (1) @ Q) & GB) 1 (4) 0 The intercept made on X-axis by the circle. xapttgrt2frre = Ois ay fe? @Q {FR @) 2fg-e 4) 2fP=e Hone end af the diameter of the circle x°+y?—-Sx-By+ 13 = 0 is (2, 7), then the other end of the diameter is W B.D (2) (1.3) 3) ¢3,-D (4) C1. 3)22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28, Set Code : Booklet Code : The radius of the circle V1+ m? (x* + y*)—2ex—2mey =0 is (1) 2e (2) 4e (3) «2 (4) ¢ ey ‘The parametric equations of the ellipse Geol are a (1) x=asec8, y= b tan (2) x= sind, y=a cose (3) x= a c0s0. y= b sind (4) x =a cosec8, y = 6 cord The equation of the directrix of the parabola 2x2 = -7y is (1) 8y+7=0 (2) 8-7-0 (3) Ty+8=0 (4) 8x-7=0 2 a - x ‘The condition for a straight line y = mate to be a tangent to the hyperbola ao a (1) c=alm Q) @=amt-b? (3) =a +h (4) =aim” @) 2 G) 4 at logi= (1) x/2 (2) #4 (3) in/2 (4) inl4 a slices XI wt 2) Xlogs (3) Eto, G) eter (4) -e=0"30, 31 35, 36. sor(t)h 1 -1 2 nF Qa @) ie @ Ifx ary 2at, then 2. o & @ — yf o the derivative of e* with respect to Vx is ave : & wo @) 2Were @) aK @ |The equation of the normal to the curve y= 5x“ al the point (1, 5) is rap) xr2y=99 (2) x+20y= 101 3) x—20p= 99 (4) The angle between the curves? = 4x and? + =Sis = (2) tar) @) ara) “ 3, é Ifu=s'y then Sty a () 6 @4y) Q) 6xy (3) 6x4 (4) feosee rck= (1) log (cose x+ cat x) + C (2) log (cot x2) + C 3) log (tan x/2) +C (4) —cosec x.cot x +C 2A Set Code : Booklet Code : ate lex" = ¥ vee" x-20y= 101 tan ‘(4) oF >|s]39. 40. al. 42. 256 256n OB Q a [FOL a= & Necandeee Q) Tan! Wx+6)4e G) Tan" (x+7)+C fran" xde= a) xTare s+ Fog 4x7) eC GQ) x Fan"'r+C de Weer (DP) log (le) +C GB) e+C J sin xi de = 2 a) 0 Q) 1 GB) @) Q) (4) (2) (4) @) @ Q) BA Set Code :| T2 Bookiet Code :| A 2 UZ] 4 ® 695 aywt'+¢ A) a+nlywf"+c 2Tan"! (fx+6)+€ 2Tan (x+7)+C 1 et? Tan 'x—log¥i+x +¢ log (Ite) + etc 2 @) 144. 45. 46. 47. 48. 49. Set Cod Booklet Code =} ‘Area under the curve f(x) = sinx in [0, #] is (1) 4squnits (2) 2squnits 3) Gsa-units (4) 85g. units 3 2 The order of vee th-syex is ail @ 4 @) 3 @ 2 d® P -| oy The deg + 1c cocet| 3 (dy 4 gy t @) 3 ‘The family of straight ines passing through the origin is represented by the differential equation (1) yer xdy= 0 (2) xdy-pde= 0 3) adr yy 0 4) xdx —ydp= 0 ax hy +8 9 igcalled hes byt f (1) Homogencous (2) Exact (3) Linear (4) Legender “The differential equitation & ‘The solution of differential equation * oF -2xy is () yetexre Q) yetaxte GB) yeTaxee MD yerte The complementary function of (D'+D*#D+1) y= 10is (1) €,cosx + C,sine + Cye* (2) Cyoosx + C,sine + Qe" ) C, + C,cosx + C,sine @ CrC2t ee Particular Integral of (D-1)'p = e* is Ay et @ ee @ 24 24