Advanced Test – 01 (Paper – 1) Arjuna JEE (2023) 11/09/2022

MATHEMATICS

SECTION-A  5 
(3) cot   = 0
Integer Type (Numerical Value) (1–8)  2 

1. If the value of sin (20°). sin(40°). sin(80°) is k.  7 

(4) tan   is not defined
Then the value of k is equal to  2 

2. If the arcs of the same length in two circles subtend 11. The expression (tan4 x + 2tan2 x + 1) cos2 x, when
angles 65° and 110° at the centre, then the ratio of x = /12 is equal to
their radii is equal to (
(1) 4 2 − 3 )
(2) 4( 2 + 1)
3. The value of sin2 5° + sin2 10° + sin2 15° + .... + sin2 90° is
equal to 
(3) 16cos 2
12
4. The value of the expression 
(4) 16sin 2
2(sin1 + sin 2 + sin 3 + ..... + sin89) 12
is equal
2(cos1 + cos 2 + cos3 + ..... + cos 44) + 1
to 12. Which of the following is / are correct, when n  I ?
(1) tan (2n + 1) π/2 is not defined
5. The value of tan 75° – cot 75° is equal to (2) sec (2n + 1) π/2 is not defined
(3) cosec nπ is not defined
6. The value of cos2 10° – cos 10° cos 50° + cos2 50° (4) cot nπ is not defined
is equal to

7. The value of cot 70° + 4 cos 70° is equal to

sin x + cos x
13. The value of is equal to
cos3 x
5 (1) 1 + tan x + tan2 x – tan3 x
8. If tan  + sec  = and ‘’ is acute angle, then
3 (2) 1 + tan x + tan2 x + tan3x
8 (3) 1 – tan x + tan2 x + tan3x
value of sin  is , then the value of p is equal to
p (4) (1 + tan x) sec2 x

SECTION-B 14. Which of the following reduces to unity for

One or More than One Correct Type (9–14)
0° < A < 90°?

9. For  = , which of the following hold(s) good? (1) sin A cosec A cosec 2 A − 1
7
(1) tan  tan 2 tan 3 = tan 3 – tan 2 – tan  (2) (1 + tan2A) (1 – sin2A)
(2) cosec  = cosec 2 + cosec 4 (3) sec2 A – sin2 A sec2 A
(3) cos  – cos 2 + cos 3 = 1/2 1 1
(4) +
(4) 8 cos  cos 2 cos 4 = 1 1 + sin A2
1 + cosec 2 A

10. Which of the following is / are correct

(1) sin (100 π) = 0
 399 
(2) sin   =–1
 2 
 SECTION-C  Match the following columns:
Column I Column II
Matrix Match Type (15–18)
15. Match the following columns: I The value of P 5
Column I Column II (1 + tan8º )(1 + tan 37º )
is
(1 + tan 22º )(1 + tan 23º )
I The range of the function P a subset of [0, 1]
II In a triangle ABC, Q 2
1  cot A + cot B 
f ( x) = is 2 
2 − cos3x  equals to
 tan A + tan B 
II The range of the function Q a subset of [1, 2] III The minimum value of R 0
cos(cos3x + 3cos x) is
f ( x) = ( x − 4) + (6 − x) is
IV  2 S 1
The value of 16 sin sin
III If the function f(x) is defined for R  3  5 5
x  [0, 1], then the function  − 2 , − 1 3 4
 
sin sin is
f(2x + 3) is defined for 5 5
S 1  (1) I-(S), II-(Q), III-(R), IV-(P)
 3 , 1 (2) I-(Q), II-(S), III-(R), IV-(P)
 
(3) I-(S), II-(P), III-(R), IV-(Q)
T [ 2, 2] (4) I-(P), II-(Q), III-(R), IV-(S)

(1) I-(P,S), II-(P,R), III-(P)  For all real values of , match the following
(2) I-(P,S), II-(Q,T), III-(R)
columns:
(3) I-(Q,T), II-(P,S), III-(P)
(4) I-(P,R), II-(Q,T), III-(R) Column I Column II
 Match the following columns: I A = sin2  + cos4  P A[−1,1]
Column I Column II
II A = 3cos2  + sin4  Q 3 
A   ,1
I If maximum and minimum P + = 2 4 
7 + 6 tan  − tan 2 
values of
(1 + tan 2 )
III A = sin2  − cos4  R A [2 2, )
 IV A = tan 2  + 2cot 2  S A[1,3]
 R − {(2n + 1) }, n  I
2
are  and  respectively, then (1) I-(R), II-(S), III-(P), IV-(Q)
II If maximum and minimum Q –=6 (2) I-(S), II-(Q), III-(P), IV-(R)
values of
(3) I-(Q), II-(P), III-(S), IV-(R)
 
5cos  + 3cos   +  + 3 for (4) I-(Q), II-(S), III-(P), IV-(R)
 3
all real values of  are  and 
respectively, then
III If maximum and minimum R +=6
values of
   
1 + sin  +   + 2cos  −  
4  4 
for all real values of  are  and
 respectively, then
S  –  = 10
T  –  = 14
(1) I-(R,T), II-(R,S), III-(P,Q)
(2) I-(R,S), II-(P,Q), III-(R,T)
(3) I-(R,S), II-(R,T), III-(P,Q)
(4) I-(P,Q), II-(R,T), III-(R,S)
 ANSWERS

1. (0.22) 11. (1, 4)

2. (1.69) 12. (1, 2, 3, 4)

3. (9.5) 13. (2, 4)

4. (1.41) 14. (2, 3, 4)

5. (3.47) 15. (2)

6. (0.75) 16. (3)

7. (1.73) 17. (1)

8. (17) 18. (4)

9. (1, 2, 3)

10. (1, 2, 3, 4)
 Hints and Solution
1. (.22) 9. (1, 2, 3)
(sin(20°) sin(40°) sin(80°) 1. tan  tan 2 tan 3 = tan 3 – tan2 – tan
1 1 3
= ( sin(3.20) ) = ( sin(60) ) = = .22 always holds good.
4 4 8 ( tan 2 = tan (3 – ))
sin 4 + sin 2
2. (1.69) 2. R.H.S. =
sin 2 sin 4
2sin 3 cos  2sin 4  cos 
3. (9.5) = =
sin 2 sin 4 sin 2  sin 4
1
4. (1.41) = = cos ec  (using /7 = )
sin 
5. (3.47) Hence, (2) is correct.
2  5 
3. cos 2 = cos = − cos   − 
7  7 
6. (0.75)
5
= − cos   = − cos5
cos2 10º − cos10ºcos50º + cos2 50º  7 
1 Now, cos – cos2 + cos3
= [1 + cos 20º −(cos60º + cos 40º ) + (1 + cos100º )]
2
cos  + cos3 + cos5
1 1
= [1 + cos 20º − − cos 40º +1 − cos80º )] sin 3
2 2 = cos3
sin 
1 3  3
+ cos 20º − ( 2cos 60º cos 20º )  = 6 sin   +  
2  2  4 sin  
sin 6 7 =  7 1
= = =
2sin  2sin  2sin
 2
7. (1.73) 7 7
cos70º +4sin 70º cos70º 8cos  cos2 cos4
cot 70º +4cos70º = 4.
sin 70º
8 
cos70º +2sin140º sin8
sin sin
= = = 7 =− 7 = −1
sin 70º sin   
cos 70º +2sin(180º −40º ) sin sin
= 7 7
sin 70º 10. (1, 2, 3, 4)
sin 20º + sin 40º + sin 40º
=
sin 70º 11. (1, 4)
2sin 30º cos10º + sin 40º (1 + tan 2 x)2
( )
2
= y= = 1 + tan 2 x = 1 + 2 − 3
sin 70º 1 + tan x
2

sin80º + sin 40º

=
sin 70º
= 8−4 3 = 4 2− 3 ( )
2sin 60º cos 20º  3 1  
2
= = 3
= 4  −  
2  
sin 70º
 2
 
8. (17)  3 − 1  2 
5 = 16   
tan  + sec  =  2 2  
3  
sec  − tan  =
3 
= 16sin 2
5 12
17
⸫ sec  =
15
2
12. (1, 2, 3, 4)
 15  8
 sin  = 1 −   =
 17  17
13. (2, 4)
14. (2, 3, 4)  −2  y  8
  = 8 ,  = –2
15. (2)
  +  = 6 ,  −  = 10 (R, S)
(A) – 1  cos 3x  1 (b) Let y = 5cos  + 3cos( +  / 3) + 3
 1  – cos 3x  – 1 1 3 
= 5cos  + 3  cos  − sin   + 3
 2 + 1  2 – cos 3x  2 – 1 2 2 

 3  2 – cos 3x  1 =
13
cos  −
3 3
sin  + 3
2 2
1 1 1
or   1 or  f(x)  1 2
 13   −3 3  13
2
3 2 − cos3x 3  3 −   + 
3 3
  cos  −
2  2  2 2
1 
 Range of f(x) is  , 1  [0, 1] (P, S) 2
3   13   −3 3 
2

sin  + 3  3 +   +  
 2   2 
(B) f ( x) = ( x − 4) + (6 − x)
 3−7  y  3+ 7
 f(x) is defined for x – 4  0 and 6 – x  0  −4  y  10
ie, 4  x  6   = 10,  = −4
1 1   +  = 6,  −  = 14 (R,T)
Also, f ( x) = − =0
2 ( x − 4) 2 (6 − x)    
(c) Let y = 1 + sin  +   + 2cos  −  
 4   4 
or (6 − x) = ( x − 4)  6 – x = x – 4     
= 1 + cos  −  +    + 2cos  −  
 x=5 2 4  4 
   
= 1 + cos  −   + 2cos  −  
 f(4) = 2 4  4 
f(5) = 2  
= 1 + 3cos  −  
4 
f(6) = 2
 
 −1  cos  −    1
 Range of f(x) is [ 2 , 2]  [1, 2] (Q, T)  4 
 
(C) 0  2x + 2  1  −3  3cos  −    3
4 
 – 3  2x  – 2  
 1 − 3  1 + 3cos  −    1 + 3
3  3  4 
or − x–1  − 2 , − 1 (R)
2    −2  y  4
  =   = –2
  +  = 2,  –  = 6 (P, Q)
16. (3) 17. (1)
7 + 6 tan  − tan 2 (a) 37º = 45º – 8º
(a) Let y = 1 − tan8º
(1 + tan 2 )  tan 37º =
1 + tan8º
= 7cos2  + 6sin  cos  − sin 2  2
 1 + tan 37º =
 1 + cos 2   1 − cos 2  1 + tan8º
= 7  + 3sin 2 −   2
 2   2  Similarly,
1 + tan 22º
= 3sin 2 + 4cos 2 + 3 (1 + tan8º )(1 + tan 37º )
 =1
= − (32 + 42 ) + 3  3sin 2 + 4cos 2 + 3 (1 + tan 22º )(1 + tan 23º )

 (32 + 42 ) + 3
  cot A + cot B  18. (4)
(b) 2  
 tan A + tan B  (a) A = sin2  + cos4 
In any ,
= 1 − cos2  + cos4 
tanA + tanB + tanC = tanA.tanB.tanC
...(1) = (cos 2  − 1 / 2) 2 + 3 / 4
cot A + cot B
Now, 0  cos2   1
tan A + tan B
1  −1/ 2  cos2  −1/ 2  1/ 2
=
tan A.tan B
 0  (cos 2  − 1/ 2)2  1/ 4
 cot A + cot B cot B + cot C cot C + cot A 
2 + + 
 tan A + tan B tan B + tan C tan C + tan A   3 / 4  (cos 2  − 1 / 2) 2 + 3 / 4  1
 1 1 1 
2 + +  (b) 3cos2  + sin 4 
 tan A tan B tan B tan C tan C tan A 
= 3 − 3sin 2  + sin 4 
 tan A + tan B + tan C 
= 2 
 tan A.tan B tan C  = (sin 2  − 3 / 2) 2 + 3 / 4
= 2 (from equation (1))
0  sin 2   1
(c) |cos (cos 3x + 3 cos x)|  −3 / 2  sin 2  − 3 / 2  −1/ 2
= | cos(4cos3 x) |  0
 1/ 4  (sin 2  − 3 / 2) 2  9 / 4
 minimum value is 0
 2 3 4  1  (sin 2  − 3 / 2) 2 + 3 / 4  3
(d) 16 sin sin sin sin
5 5 5 5 (c) A = sin2  − cos4 
 2  2    = 1 − cos2  − cos4 
= 16 sin sin sin   −  sin   − 
5 5  5   5 = 5 / 4 − (cos 2  + 1/ 2) 2
 2 0  cos2   1
= 16sin 2  sin 2
5 5  1/ 2  cos2  + 1/ 2  3 / 2
  3 
2
 1/ 4  (cos 2  + 1/ 2) 2  9 / 4
= 4 cos − cos 
 5 5
 −9 / 4  −(cos 2  + 1/ 2) 2  1/ 4
 
2
  −1  5 / 4 − (cos 2  + 1/ 2)2  1
= 4  cos + sin 
 5 10 
(d) A = tan 2  + 2cot 2 
2
 5 +1 5 − 1 = (tan  − 2 cot )2 + 2 2  2 2
= 4 +  =5
 4 4 

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