VERY SHORT ANSWER TYPE QUESTIONS: 1 10 HI 14, 15, 16, 7 18 19. 20. ai 22, 23, 24, SENIOR-MATHS-IIB Chapter wise Important Questions for IPE by MN Rao Circles Find the equations of cireles with center C and radius ¢ where i) C=(2.3).r=4 ii) C=(-a.-b),r =Va? =F (lol >|) 5 c=(17),r=4 (47),r=3 passing through (3,4) and having the center at (-3,4) h of the circle whose equations are given below iy 3x? +3y?-Sx-6y+4=0 ii) 2x? +2y?-3x+2y-1=0 iit) C=(cosasinee),r Find the equation of the circ! Find the center and radius of Find the equations of the circle for wh i 1.2),08.6) i) (7.-3)..5) Obtain the parametric equation of each of the following circles prey ii) (x-3)'+(y-4)=8° il) x+y ‘Show that A(3,-1) lies on the circle x7 + y*—-2x+4y =0. Also find the other end of the diameter through A. Locate the position of the point P with respect to the circle S=0 when i) P(3.4)and S y' -4x-6y-12=0 ii) P(4.2) and S = 2x7 +2y Find the power of the point P with respect to the circle $=0 when i) P=(-1.1) and § =x°+ y' ~6x+4y—12 ii) P=(2,4) and S = Find the length of tangent from P to the circle S= 0 when i) P=(2,5) and +yi-Sxt4y-5 Ifthe length of the tangent from (5,4) to the cirele x + y? + 2ky=0 then find k If a point P is moving such that the length of tangenis drawn from P to the circles vty —4x—6y-12=0 and x7 +y*+6y418y+26=0 are in the ratio 2:3 then find the equation of the locus of P. Find the equation of the tangent at P of the circles $=0 where P and S are i) P=(3.4)S 2x? +9" —4x—6y 411 Find the equation of the normal at P of the circle S=0 where P and $ are given by i) P=(3-4) Sexvty tat y-24 ii) P=(1,3), 9=3(x° +y")-19x-29y +76 Find the length of the chord intercepted by the circle x7 + y*—x-+3y—22=(on the line y=x-3 Find the equation of the circle with center (2,3) and touching the line 3x-4y+1=0 Find the equation of tangent and normal at (3,2) is the circle «7 + y?-x-3y-4=0. Find the chord of contact of (1,1) to the circle x? +)? =9 Find the polar of (1-2) with respect to x? + y* -10x—-10y-+25=0 Find the pole of ax+by+e=0 (c#Q) with respect to x? +y? <7? Find the pole of x—2y-+2: ch the points given below are the end points of a diameter 6x+4y-12=0 aby =0 with respect to x7 4y°—Sx4+8y+6=0 Show tthe points (4,2) and (3-5) are conjugate points with respect to the circle xy? —3x-Sy 4150 Find the angle between the tangents drawn from (3,2) to the circle Fin the angle between the pair af tangent drawn from (0,0) to the x+4y-2=0 cle x? + y?—Idx4 2y 42550 Find the locus of P-where tangents drawn from P to x’ +y' =a” are perpendicular to each other26. Discuss the relative position of the following pair of circle i) Pty? —4y-Gy-12 =O, x ty? 4604189 +26 =O -Ixt4y—4=0, x74 y? +4x-6y-3=0 Find the number of possible common tangents that exists for the following pairs of circles Pty +ort6y414=0, P4yt-2x-4y—-4=0 fy t+ ii) t+ yh=4. x +y2-6x-8y+16=0 Find the internal center of similitude for the circles i) P+ y? +6r—-2y+1=0 and x2 + y?-2x-6y+9=0. ind the external center of similitude for the circles 2x-Gy+9=0 and x+y =4 yrty Find the direct c¢ mmon tangents of the circles x+4y+100=0 Find the transverse common tangents of the circle x” + y"—4x-10y+28=0 and $y) $22x—4y-100=0 and yy vty? +dx-6y4+4=0 ‘ind the center and radius of the sphere x7 + y?+z? -2r+4y—67-2=0 If (2.3.5) is one end of a diameter of the sphere x? + y? +z?-6x—-12y-2z +2050. then find the coordinates of the other end of the diameter ‘ind the center and radius of the sphere passing through the points, (0.0.0) (0.4.0), (-2,0,0) and (0,0,-4) SHORT ANSWER TYPE QUESTIONS: 1 B 13, 14, Find the values of a,b if ax? + bxy-+3y" Sx+2y-3=Orepresents a circle. Also find the radius and center of the circle If. +y"+2¢x+2/¥=0 represents a circle with center (-4,-3) then find g.f and the radius of the If the abscissae of points A.B are the roots of the equation x° +2ar—b* =Oordinates of A.B are roots. of y?+2py—q?=0 then find the equation of acircle for which AB is a diameter Find the equation of a circle whieh passes through (4,1) (6,5) and having the eenter on 4x-+3y-2 Find the equation of a circle which is concentric with x? + y? -6.x—4y (2.14) Find the equation of cirele passing through each of the following three points i) B4).B.2), 0.4) ) 2.1)8,5).-6.7), Find the equation of the circle passing through (0,0) and making intercept 6 units on x-axis and intercept 4 units on Y- axis. ‘Show that the following four points in each of the following are concyclic and find the equation of the circle om which they lie. 1) 8.1).(7.9)-2.12),6,10 If (2.0).(0,1),(4,5) and (0,¢) are coneyelic then find c. Show that the locus of the point of intersection of the lines xcos a+ ysinar=a,xsina@—ycosa=b(a le =0 and passing through is a parameter) is a circle and *4~=1 intersect at A and B then find AB. Hence deduce the condition that the ab rtys line touches the circle If y=mx+e and x? +y? =a? i) imersect at A and B ii) AB=2A then show that c* =(1+m )(a’—22) Find the equations of the tangents to the cirele 1° + y xty-8=0 Show that + y+1=0 touches the circle x" +y?—3x+7y+14=0 and find its point of contact 4x4 6y—12 =0 which are parallel to Vanithaty ~ GUIDE education and career live show daily at 8.30pm —MATHS 2B 215, Find the chord of contact of (1,1) to the cirele x7 + y? =9 16, Find the value of kif’ «+ y-5=0 and 2x-+4y-8=0 are conjugate with respect to the circle 2x-2y-1=0 Pay 17, If the polar of the points on the cirele x? + y* =a! with respect to the circle x +b" =? touches the circle x74 y* =e then prove that a,b,c are in Geometrical progression "angents are drawn to the circle x? +y* = 16 fromthe point p (3, formed by these tangents and the chord of contact of P. 19, Show that a” + y? ~6x-9y +13 = 0,47 + y?~20-16y =0 touch each other Find the point of contact and the equation of common tangent at their point of contact 20, Find the pair of tangent drawn from (1,3) to the circle x + y? =2x+4y=1 between them ).Find the area of the triangle and also find the a wale LONG ANSWER TYPE QUESTIONS; ds nds the equation of the circum — circle of the triangle formed by the straight lines given in each of the following i) Wwe vSdet y= 6ut2y ii) Sx—3y + S=O.x+y=0 2. common tang following pairs of circles, +4x42y—4 yirda-2y +450 3, Find the equation of the sphere containing the points (41.2940, ne Tyand (2,0,1) 4. A.sphere of radius r (7 >0) passes through the origin and rm ts the coordinate axes at A,B,C. Prove that the centroid of A ABC lies on the sphere of (4° +y? +27) = SYSTEM OF CIRCLES VERY SHORT ANSWER TYPE QUESTIONS 1. Find k if the following pair of circles are orthogonal i) P+ yl+2by—k ty" +2ar+8=0 2. nd the angle between the circles given by the equations 1) Pty? 12x -6y +415 0.0 $y H4x6y-59=0 Show that the eircles given by the following interrect each other orthogonally 3. Dal ty? 2x2 y-7= 0,30 43y' Bre Wy =O 4, Find the equation of the radical axis of the following circles DP ty?—ay-4y+5=0,3(a + y")-Tart8 y+ SO Wi) P+ y= 20-4. 5. Show that the circles x7 + y’—8x—2y+8=0 and x? 4 y? = a ty dy Gy +550 x+6y+6=0 touch each other and find the point of contact, ind the equation of the circle coaxial with the circles x° +) x" + y?-+8x—6y =0 which passes through the point (-1,-2) 7. IfG,1)is one of the limiting poimy of a coaxial system of which the radical axis is x= y+ 2 the other limiting point SHORT ANSWER TYPE QUESTIONS 6. 2x+2y+1=0 and 0, Find 1, nd_the equation of the cirele which passes through the origin and intersects the cireles below, orthogonally DP ty? Ant Oy +10=0,07 + y? +12y+6=0 2 ind the equation of the circle which passes through the points (2,0), (0.2) and orthogonal to the circle 2+ 2y" +56) 4450 Vanithaw ~ GUID £ education and career live show daily at 8.30pm —MATHS 2B 3Find the radi i) P+ y?—dy-Gy+5=0, x7 +97 al snter of the following circles. 2x—4y—1 ).a? + y? 6x -2: 0 ind the equation and length of the common chord of the following circles i) x? + y?—Sx-6y+4=0.x7 +y?—2x-2=0 Find the radi al axis. of the «4 jal system having the limiting points (2,1) and (-5,-6) LONG ANSWER TYPE QUESTIONS: 1 a 3. i 12. 13, 14, Show that the circles x°+y"+2ax+c=0 and a*+y*+2by+e¢=0 touch each other if \d the equation of the circle which cuts the following circles orthogonally i) sx? + y? 4404 2y +1 0,207 +7) +84 +6y—3=0,0 $y? + 64-2 y= Find the coordinates of the limiting points of the coaxial system to which the circles x+y) 410x—4y—120 and x+y" +5x+y+4=0 are two members If the straight line 2x+3y=1 intersects the circle x°+y7=4 at the points A and B then find the equation of the circle having AB as diameter If x+y=3 is the equation of the chord AB of circle y’ -2.x+4y—8 =0.find the equation of the circle having AB as diameter If the origin is a limiting point of a system of coaxial circles of which «+ y*44x-44y4+4=0 isa member then find the other limiting point If (1.4) and (2.-1) are the limiting points of a coaxial system of circles then find the radical axis The equation of orthogonal system to the coaxial system of which x’ +y?4+2r+dy+7=0 isa member and (-2.-1) is limiting point Find the coaxial system which is orthogonal to the coaxial system x+y) +2x-3y-14A (x—4y+t)=0, 2 i parameter The origin is a limiting point of a s tem of coaxial circles of which x74 y?42x+2y-4=0 isa member . find the equation of the coaxial system orthogonal to the given coaxial system. Find the equation of a coaxial system in the simple form Th: The equation of coaxial system of circles orthogonal to the coaxial system If (3.5) is limiting point of a coaxial system for which x7 + y? +2 +2y—2: 0 is a member then find the other limiting point of the coaxial system. Show that the circle x°+y?+4x+4y—1=0 bisects the circumference of the circle x7 + y?-+2. PARABOLA, VERY SHORT ANSWER TYPE QUESTIONS: bee B ee ae 10. ind the vertex and focus of x7 ~6x—6y+6=0 Find the equation of axis and directrix of the parabola y’ +6y-2x+5=0 Find the equation of the parabola whose focus is § (3,5) and vertex is A (13) Find the equations of the tangent and normal to the parabola y* =6x at the positive end of the latus rectum, Aa5 Find the equation of the tangent and normal to the parabola x°—4x—8y-+12=0 at (43) Show that the line 2x~ y+2=0 isa tangent to the parabola _y? =16x. Find the point of contact also Find the pole of the line 2x+3y+4=0 with respect to y* =8r Find the value of k if the lines 2x+3y+4=Oand x+y+k=0 are conjugate y =8x Find the value of k, ifthe line 2x+3y+12=0 and x—y-+4k =0 are conjugate with respect to the parabola y? =8x Find the equation of the tangent and normal to the parabola x+y41=0 atl) Vanithat — GUIDE education and career live show daily at 8.30pm —~ MATHS 2B 4SHORT ANSWER TYPE QUESTIONS: Vanithaty ~ GUIDE education and career live show daily at 8.30pm — MATHS 2B If Land £ are the ens of the latus rectum of the parabola x’ =6y, find the equations of OL and OF. where “O” is the origin . Also fine the angle between them. squation of the parabola whose axis is parallel to x— axis and which passes through the points and (-1,3), If ix+my+n=0 is anormal to the parabola y’ =4ax, then show that al’ +2alm" +m’ =0 ‘Show that the equation of common tangents to the circle 37 + (x+2a) and the parabola y Prove that the polars of all points on the directrix of a parabola y* = 4ax(a >0) are concurrent at focus Ifthe polar of P with respect to the parabola P ties on the curve x*— y* =4a* ANSWER TYPE QUESTION: =4ax touches the circle x° + y" =4a’ then ,show that Prove that the area of the triangle inscribed in the parabola y? = 4ax is y—3\)(9 9) ]]s@. units where y,.y2.y5 are the ordinates of its vertices Find the coordinates of the vertex and focus, the equation of the directrix and axis of the following parabolas i) y +4re4y-3=0 ii) ° -2x+4y—3=0 ‘Show that the common tangents to the circle 21° +2y° focus of the parabola y° = tax ‘Show that the poles of the chords of a parabola. y? = 4ax wi a line parallel to its directrix. and the parabola y* = 4ax intersect at the subtend a right angle at vertex, lies on From an external point P. tangent are drawn to the parabola y= 4ax and these tangents make angle @,.0, with its axis, such that tan 4, +tan@, isa constant b. Then show that P lies on the line y = bx and (x,)5) to the Prove that the area of the triangle formed by the tangent at (si. ,),(27 (x2 ss - on the parabola y* = dar subtends a right angle at vertex then prove that 1 arabola y? = 4ax (a> 0) is —[(y,~y, P (a> 0) is Tals J saan Ifa normal chord a poin nz Show that the area of an equilateral triangle inscribed in the parabola origin is 48V3.a° sq. units. Find the equation of a parabola inthe standarel form If fx+my+n=0 is anormal to the parabola y*=4ax.then show that af’ +2aln” + non ‘Show that the equation of conimon tangents to the circle x" +" nd the parabola (x+2a) Find the equation of the parabola whose vertex and focus are on the positive x axis at adistance ‘a and from the origin respectively If Land L are the ends of the latus. rectum of the parabola where ‘0’ isthe origin . Also find the angle between them 4ax with one vertex is at the 6y., find the equations of OL and OL.ELLIPSE VERY SHORT ANSWER TYPE QUESTIONS: 5, Find the equation of the ellipse in the standard form whose distance between foci is 2 and the length of latus rectum is 15/2 Find the equation of the ellipse in the standard form such that distance between foci is § und distance between directrices is 32. Find the eccentricity of the el its major axis , ipse (in standard form) iF its length of the latus rectum is equal to half of (xh), (y=k) @ & i) Centre (2-1), ¢=1/2, length of latus rectum 4 Find the equation of tangent and normal to the ellipse x" +8y Find the pole of the line Sx+7y+8=0 wort 5x7 +7y? =8 Find the value of k if the lines 2x+3y+1=0, x+y+k=0 are conjugate w.rtellipse 3x7 +4y? = 12 Find the equation of the ellipse in the form given the following data. 3 at C12) Find the values of k if (1,2) (A,—1) are conjugate points w.r-tthe 2x° +3)? =6 x» If the length of the then find the escentr atus rectum is equal to half of tis minor axis of an ellipse in the standard form, Ly oF the ellipse SHORT ANSWER TYPE QUESTIONS: 5 8. 9. 10, Vanithaty ~ GUIDE education and career live show daily at 8.30pm ~ MATHS 2B \d the equation of the ellipse with focus at (1-1), ¢= 2/3 and directrix as x+y+2=0, id the length of major axis, minor axis, latus rectum, eccentricity , coordinates of center , foci and the equations of directrices of the following ellipse i) 9x? + 16y? = 144 ii) 4x? + y? “Be 2y41=0 Find the equation of the tangents to 9x" +16y" =144, which makes equal interecepts on the coordinates axis ‘ind the equation of the tangents to the ellipse 2x° +? =8 which are i) parallelt x-2y-4=0 ii) perpendicularta x+y+2=0 it) which makes an angle with x-axis Show th the foot of the perpendicular drawn from the center on any tangent to the ellipse on the curve (8497) sa2e +b? a’ +b* war the ellipse 42> a nthe ellipse +> Show that the poles of the tangents to the cirele x” + 1 fies on Ex- Equation of ellipse in standard form Ex- If 6,0) are the eccentric angles of the extremeties of a focal chord of the ellipse (a>b) ndeitse centricity . Then show that toy! Ex- Find the equation of tangent and normal to the ellipse 9: 44 and the end of the latus rectum in the first quadrant the condition for the line i) lr+my-+n=0 to be a tangent to the ellipse aPasses through one end of the minor axis, then show that e* + ¢° =| (e is the eccentricity of the ellipse) ‘Show that the pole of the line Lr+ my +n =0.(n #0) with respect to the ellipse $ =0 is A chord PQ of an ellipse S=0 subtends a right angle at the center of the ellipse show that the point of intersection of tangents at P and Q lies on another ellipse => ard ‘Show that the poles of the tangents of y? = dkx(k >0) w.r.t the ellipse Find the equation of the Ellipse in the standard form HYPERBOLA VERY SHORT ANSWER TYPE QUESTIONS: 2 Ifthe eccentricity of hyperbola is 3 . then find the eccentricity of its conjugate hyperbola Find the equation of th hyperbola whose asymptotesare 3x =45y and the vertices are (25,0) ‘SHORT ANSWER TYPE QUESTIONS: Find the center , foci, eccentricity , equation of the directrices . lengthof the fatus rectum of the following hyperbolas Ox =16y" +72x=32y=16=0 Show that the difference of the focal distance of any point on the hyperbola is constant If e,s¢; are the eccentricities ofa hyperbola and its conjugate hyperbola prove that b+! = 1 Find the equations of the tangents to the hyperbola 3x°—4y* =12 which are (i) parallel and Gi) perpendicular to the line y=x-7 Find the equation of normal to the hyperbola x? —3y" = 144 at the end of the latus rectum (first quadrant ). Prove that the product of the perpendicular distance from any point on a hyperbola to its asymptotes is constant. (ii) Ifthe Lx+my=1 is a normal to the hyperbola Find the condition that the lines /,x+m,y-+n,=0 and [,x-+m,y+n, =0 are conjugate with respect to the hyperbola Vanithatw — GUIDE education and career live show daily at 8.30pm —~ MATHS 2BPOLAR COORDINATES VERY SHORT ANSWER TYPE QUESTIONS: 1 8. Taking origin as the pole and the positive X-axis initial ray, convert the following polar equations into tesian forms 2 2 2 i) Peos2@=a? ii) @=Tun'(m) ii) P= asin Find the distance between the following p: y aNT aor || te af 6 N 3 Show that the points with polar coordinates (0,0), (3.7/2) and (3.7/6) form an equilateral triangle Find he polar equations of thelins joining the points 5) ana [2 of points with polar coordinates Taking origin as the pole and the positive X- axis s the initial ray find the Cartesian coordinates of the point P whose polar coordinates are (1.1/4) Taking origin as the pole and positive X —axis as initial ray, find the polar coordinates of the point P 33) whose Cartesian coordinates are Fe J N22 Find the polar equation of a straight line passing through (4,20°) and making an angle 140” with the initial ray / Find the polar equation of the circle with center at | } and passing through pole. SHORT ANSWER TYPE QUESTIONS: 1 6. 10. Find the area of the triangle formed by the followi i) (0.0), (20,0+2/3),(34,0+20/3) ii) (+ 12 points with polar coordinates 2203) (4.5216) 40.0) ‘Find che play. dquiatiGn¥oF the lines panting diotigh (2 3) i) parallel to ii) perpendicular to the straight line 7/r= 4cos@+Asin® Find the center and radius of the circle 7° —2r(3cos @+4sin@) = 39 If PP and QQ’ are two perpendicular focal chords of conic, prove that constant ( \( Find the area ofthe triangle forme by he points with polar conalinates{ 2 }2 5} {34} aS? Show thatthe polar equation of a conic in the standard form is = 1+ecos@ (°1* is semilatus rectum, 7 eis eccentricity ) Find the polar equation of circle for which (,.8,) and ( 1.) are extremities of a diameter Find the center and radius ofthe circle 1? —8r(V3cos8 +sin@) +15 =0 If PSQ is chord passing through the focus S of a conic and */* is semi latus rectum, show that 1 12 SP sO oT 1 If PP , QO are perpendicular focal chords of a conic then show that 4 (constant) 00 are perp ap Vanithatw ~ GUIDE education and career live show daily at 8.30pm — MATHS 2BSUCCESSIVE DIFFERENTIATION VERY SHORT ANSWER TYPE QUESTIONS ; 1. Find the nth derivative of sin Sx. sin 3x 2. Find the nth derivative of e" gos..cos2" BW ya2Etl dy, 4. Find the nth derivative of jw ii) log(4x*-9) 5. Find D* (sin xlog.x) when x4 aor 3 6. Find the nth derivativeof (x)= log(8x’ +36x° +54x-+27) forall x>—2 SHOR ANSWER TYPE QUESTIONS 1 If y=av"" +hx" then show that xy, =m(n-41) y 2. If y=ac"+ be then show that y 3. If Wits =tog(x+Vi+0 ) then show that (142°) y)+ay=1 4. If y=acos.x+(b-+2x)sin-x.then show that y, + y=deos.x 5. If y=a+be™', then show that y2+4y, =0 6 If ay* =(x+b)'. then show that Sy = 7. Find the ath derivative of the following, using Leibnitz Theorem, i) e cos’ x ii) e” sin-xeos Sx 8 If y=." log, then show that ay,,, =! yt at/ 9, y=!£% (50), then show that 5, =! ra (toss fh x x 23° 9 10. If y=cos(rmlog.xr),.>0,then show that x7y, +xy, +m’y =0 and hence deduce that 2 Yyg+ (2041) 4 +(m? 40?) y, = u. and hence deduce that (x) 2 3 12, = |.x>0, then show that x7y, 4ay) +n7y=0 n} = and hence deduce that 2 Yygat (24D) xy +20 B. * then show that (122) y, (and hence deduce that Buea (20-1) 9,4. —("" +1) 94 4 then prove that yy.) +224) +2(11+1) yy =O Is =e" then prove that ) uae (onathanna (at ene) yp Vanithaw ~ GUIDE education and career live show daily at 8.30pm ~ MATHS 2B16, Prove that then” derivative of f (x) =Tan 'v,(we R)is sinn®, where O€ [2,1] is the angle satisfying cos 17. If y=acos (log x) +bsin (log x).x>0 then prove th +(2ntI)ay,,,+( INTEGRATION VERY SHORT ANSWER QUESTIONS Evaluate the following integrals 1 LF on (0,00) 2 Ta lterentu 1 a 3. je ‘on(-1,1) 4 5 i fae ) 5. +), relic ally :nisan odd inser |) 6 dk. (a >0,a%# Land b>0,b% Ion R 7 £08 ¥ deon 1 RM eine Z} 1-cos2x 8 — __ avon eoshxtsinh x sin(Tan |x 9, into a xe R 10, u x'sinx“dvon R 2 otra te ws [ans 3 nez) (sin 2 J B < dvonR Tee 1 a f—+ ___ aon (1,00) ‘log x[ log(log.x)| a: 15. avon tc w\{*%+(-1)'Z:nez| Trsin dx 2 z f 16, fe'cotetd,xe 1c R\{lognt ne Z} 17. cos’ xeon R 18, Joos xeos 3x de an R Vanithaw ~ GUIDE education and career live show daily at 8.30pm — MATHS 28 10Evaluate the following integrals. 19. (tan rte on{ (20-4) ne Zz Jason (0.0) x'Tan Ixdx.ve R cosh! x ds on [1.0] Evaluate ic 4 par fon I where 1 = 0 (0,29) , 1 Evaluate Jy dy on R ives lds on dc meee ne z } dvon R 2 tela on (1,1) [resin ac on \ fe [tains deon & 2. m+n mtn Find ——# __ Seos.r+4sin +6 Evaluate [S283 iT cos. #sin.x41 cos.xt 38in x47 vate’ f cosine] Reduction formula fo {xc xox" fora postive tvogt rand an integer m2 2 Vanithaty — GUIDE educenion and career live show daily at 8.30pm — MATHS 2B 313, Reduction formula for [see x de for aninteger 22 e free’ vd DIFINITE INTEGRATION EVALUATE THE FOLLOWING DEFINITE INTEGRALS VERY SHORT ANSWER TYPE QUESTIONS tog(V3-41) —— ax id feo asin is) frets 0) Pr eoshduct Vanithaty ~ GUIDE education and career live show daily at 8.30pm ~ MATHS 2BSHORT ANSWER TYPE QUESTIONS Evaluate the following integrals. z dx 1 perce fale-stea | j 2 de 10. 11, Evaluate the following integrals a) foesin’ rcos! ad ii) fesin'voost'ute itt) F— [sin oo! at [sits ad Ke LONG ANSWER TYPE QUESTIONS Evaluate the following integrals i (= Hos “4 9+16sin 2x i asin! x I+cos* x }eostsinx Find the values of the following integrals, Vanithaty ~ GUIDE education and carcer live show daily at 8.30pm — MATHS 2B 1s5, sin!” x de 6. cos! x dt 7. feos x sin? xd 8 sin‘ cos! x dy 4 flax 15, ‘Th: Let mand nbe positive integers. Then 1 —i/ nel meee if len is odd men m3 ml, sin" xeos" xdv = a men mtn mtn if mis evenandm iseven L S, if niveven,1# mivedd qf 2 ipmet NUMERICAL INTEGRATION VERY SHORT ANSWER TYPE QUESTIONS: 1. Find the area of the region enclosed by the given curves. y =e’ Find the area of the region enclosed by the given curves y=sin x, y 08 n.vand y=cos.x between any two consecutive points of intersection. 3. Find the area bounded by 4. Find the area enclosed by the curves y= 3x and y = 6x ~ SHORT ANSWER TYPE QUESTIONS: 1, Find the area ifthe region enclosed by the given curves. ya Vanithaty — GUIDE education and career live show daily at 8, 30pm — MATHS 2B 162 3, Find the area of the region enclosed by the given curves y= ‘Trapezoidal rules and Simpson's rule — Simple applications y=2x LONG ANSWER TYPE QUESTIONS: 1 Find the area of the region enclosed by the given curves y* =4x,y? =4(4-.). Show that the area enclosed between the curves y° =12(r+3)and y° ao(s-s)ieouf Show thatthe ara ofthe region bounded by 3 + a (ellipse) is # ab, Also deduce the area of the circle 1 Given that 19,¢! = 20.09.,e = $4.60evaluate ‘ds approximately using Simpson's rule. Find the approximate value of 2 from he by using Simpson's rule by dividing (0, 1] into 4 equal atts parts, Use Simpson's rate to evaluate f+ de approximately by taking n = 6 and hence Find the approximate 7 i Value of log, Tto three places of decimals. Find the area bounded between the curves y =. Find the area bounded between the curves. y" Find the area enclosed within the curve |, +) A river is 40 meters wide. The depth d in meters at adistance x meters from a bank is given in the following table. Using Simpson’s rule, estimate the area of the cross section of the river. Find the area bounded by the X-axis and the curve y= 4x—x°-3 yews Ahax,x =4by(a>0,b>0). Find the area of the region enclosed by the given curves. Vanithaty - GUIDE education and career live show daily at 8.30pm ~ MATHS 2B 7DIFFERENTIAL QUATIONS: VERY SHORT ANSWER TYPE QUESTIONS: 1 % 10, Find the order of the differential equation of the family of all circles with their Express dy yde= J + yin the form (2) ay dk nires at the origin, Solve the following differential equations, (Say Ja 2ay)de+ (2ay-" Jdy= 0 aya (sy dy as Solves xdy =[y-F wows? “Jac Solve the Following differential equations. dy 4xtOy+5 yan Express the following differential equations in the form f(.x)d+¢(y)dy=0 dy ds +e" dy (cos) + ysin x =tanx dx Find the order of the differential equation corresponding toy =c(x—e)' . where ¢ is an arbitrary stant Form the differential equation corresponding toy = Acox3x+ Bsin 3x, where A and B are parameters HORT ANSWER TYPE QUESTIONS: xy = ae" +be *;( a,b) From the differential equations of the following family of curves where parameters are given in brackets y= acos(ny+y;(a,b) From the differential equations of the following family of curves where parameters are given in brackets Form the differential equations of the following family of curves where parameters are given in brackets: y= ae + be; Find the general solution of W1=.7dy +Jl=y'de =O Solve the following differential equations dy dy Mitwde+yi+ y'dy=0 (Bessy dy) ni (xty) dy ds Solve the following differential equations Vanithaty - GUIDE education and career live show daily at 8.30pm —MATHS 2B 189 (x+y? )dy= 2ayde 10. (x¢y-2ay?)de= & ax Solve the following differential equations. 12. ry (y+ r00s"2 dn 13. Solve Da SEtGyt5 dx 3y+2x44 ay b 14, t+x7)—+y ae * (exe 16. (140 Eytan s ". (sere 18. Form the differential equation corresponding to the family of circles of radius r given by (x-a) +(y-6} LONG ANSWER TYPE QUESTIONS : Solve the following differential equations 6x+6x45y-7 ds 2x4 i8y+14 2. Solve (x-) x Solve &. 4. Soe sin’x 2+ y=cotx. a Vanithaty — GUIDE education and career live show daily at 8.30pm — MATHS 2B