EXERCISE - 1 [LEVEL-1] DPP- 1 PART -1: DISTANCE AND SECTION FORMULA PART -2: CO-ORDINATE OF PARTICULAR, POINTS, AREA I | Q.1_1fObe the origin and ifthe coordinates of any two points Q, | Q.12. If the vertices of a triangle have integral coordinates, then and Q, be (x;, ¥;) and (x3, y9) respectively, then | the triangle is — 0Q).0Q; c05Q,0) = | (A) Equilateral (B) Never equilateral Ose Brey -2H I (C) Isosceles (D) None of these Onze © iv Hg | Q.13 Ifthe vertices of a triangle be (2,1), (5.2) and (3.4), then its Q2 Thedistance between the points (7, 5) and (3, 2) is equal to | eireumeentre is {A)2 units (B)3 units | (2 (C)4 units (D)5 units | Bly Q.3 The points which trisect the line seament joining the points | (0,0) and (9, 12) are I iis (G4).(68) (B)(4 3.468) | (None E386) (D)G4),8.6) | Q.14 A pole stands vertically inside a triangular park ABC. Ifthe ( 1-13 I angle of elevation of the top of the pole from each corner of Qa Point (5+ 4_} divides the line joining the points | the park is the same, then in the A ABC, the foot of the pole (3,-S) and (-7, 2) inthe ratio of i Cees eoia cay oranaceus (A) 1:3 intemally (B)3 :1 internally Olne Dy Onhecente (©)1:3extemally (D)3: 1 externally l kee (By oriiveEaies - OS “Tres yerteexrofaparalelatt tao urbe ae | QS The point A divides the join of the points (~5,1) and (3,5) in (158) 2.5) and (7.2), The fourth vertex is | the ratio k :1 and the coordinates of the points B and C are 4) . (a) I (1,5) and (7,-2) respectively. If the area of the triangle ABC Ud.) (D)(4.4) | Be wits en = Q6 IP (1.2),Q(4,6) R (S, 7) and S (a, b) are the vertices of a | post. (318.3 parallelogram PORS, then — | (©7318 (07,9 (A)a=2,b=4 (@B)a=3, | Q46 Area of the triangle with vertices (a,b),(x),y;) and (C)a=2,b=3 (D)a=3 . Q.7 The quacritateral formed by he verees 1,1, (,-3),(6.2) | (xg. ¥2) Where a, x; and-x, are in GP. with common ratio and (4,6) will be | and b, y, & y2 are in GP. with common ratio s, is given by (A) Square (B)Parallelogram I 1 (C)Rectangle (D) Rhombus | (A ab(r=1(s-1Xs—1) (BY Sab (++ DS—1) Q8 The triangle joining the points P (2, 7), Q (4,-1), R (2, 6) is ; 1 (A)Equilateral triangle (B) Right-angled triangle dig (e-Ns-K6-0 - (C) Isosceles triangle (D)Scalene triangle | (©) 290 (r-IXS— INS) D) ab (r+ KS + Me 3) Q9 mid point of (1,2) & (a+b, 2)is(-1,-I)then valueof | Q.17 The length of altitude through A of the triangle ABC, where at bis | As (-3,0;B=(4,-DiC =65,2), is (A)25 21 I 2 17 | 2 4 a 2 Qu10 The line joining A(2,-7) and B (6, 5) is divided into 4 equal | Oto Bio Ovo ©) To Se nailer Le | QU8 (py, ei= 1.2.3 are vertices of equilateral rangle such ar BSD I that (x) +2? + (yj -32=() +2? + (9-3 U1) (D)(8,-2) I <4 + ay NEN NS Qu The points A(1,2), B (2.4) and C (4,8) form a/an | ey OF th gS then valde al ces (A) right angled triangle (B) straight line | a5 ye 2 ei 7 28 28 (C)equilateral triangle (D) isosceles triangle | nn Dae 1 CHAP: POINT AND STRAIGHT LINES (PP) iEXERCISE - 1 [LEVEL-1] DPP -2 Q19 The area of the parallelogram formed by the lines y=mx,y=mx+ l,y=nxandy=nx+ lequals PART -3: TRANSFORMATION OF AXES, LOCUS T | [min 2 ! A) 6 19.27 A(a,0)and BC-2, 0) aretwo fixed points of triangle ABC. The (m-n) [m+n | vertex C moves in such a way that cot A+ cot B= 2, where A 1 1 | is a constant, Then the locus of the point C is ©fmenl © inal | (Ayyh= 20 (B)ya= 2, . | (Qy=aa (D) None of these Q.20 Irthe vertices of a triangle be 10.28 Astick of length rests against the floor and a wall ofa room, (am},,2am,),(am},2amy) and (am},2am), then the i Ae i begs to slide on the floor, then the locus of i Serre eines | (AYA straight line (B)Circle (A) afm — m3 )(m; —m, my — m2) I (© Parabola (D) Ellipse (8) nym Nong mj} =m) [229 The point (4, 1) undergoes the following thre ° 2 I transformations successively (©) a? (my —m3)(m3 —m, km, — m9) I ()_ Reflection about the line y= x (D) None of these i i) Translation through a distance 2 units along the positive direction of x-axis Q.21. Three points are A(6, 3),B (-3, 5),C (4, —2) and | ii) Rotation through an angle w/4 about the origin in the P(x, y) isapoint, then the ratio of areaof PBC and A | anti clockwise direction. ABC | The final position of the point is given by the coordinates wp mR ne 3, WE [7 2 ALES, (B) (V2, 792) I V2" v2. © 2 2 (D) None of these i ( Lo ) a 7 i O-BE (D) (2, 72) cypher ae ©. | Q30 A point starts moving from (1,2) and its projections on xan¢ ee aera | y-axes are moving with velocities of 3m/sand 2m/s respec- 2 @)-4 tively. Its locus ©-6 os ' (A)2x—3y+4 (B)3x-2y+1=0 = 2y—3x+1= Q.23- Ifthe points ex+ia.x+a(+ 3) [ 3y-2eH4=0 (D)2y-3x+1=0 Pies 1Q31 The equation J(x-27 +y? + Vx+2P +y? =4 are collinear, then xis, I repress 0 (aya (B)0 | ae ne 10 macnn) | ne aan Qa4 Coat nereee i tenga er tah a 132 A line cuts intercepts a and b on the coordinate axes, if afte mais 12 sq, units i = I rotating the axes at the constant angle without changing the oo 2 | ‘origin it makes intercepts p and q on the new axes then — (3 (D)4 | Dey Iti Q.25 Iflines represented by x+3y-6=0,2x+y-4=Oand | Oey © kx —3y+1=0 are concurrent, then the value of k is— | (a)-6"19 (B)-19%6 | P+ pape (©)19%6 (yer9 I Q.26 The points (11,9), (2, 1)and 2,1) are the midpoints of the | sides of the triangle. Then the centroid is ~ | (63) (B)5,-3) I O63) )G,5) i CHAP: POINT AND STRAIGHT LINES (DPP)EXERCISE - 1 [LEVEL-1] DPP -3 Q34 Q36 Q39 Qo Ql Qa2 Array of light passing through at point (1 the x-axis at point Q and passes through the point (5, | 8). Then the abscissa of the point Q is— | “3 (B)9/S | Os (D) None of these distance from the points (2, 0) and B (-2, 0) is always equal to the square of the distance between A and B. The locus of the point is (A)x2+y? (B)x2+y2+2=0 | (Qytye+ (D)x2+y2-4=0 | A ray light passing through point A (-2, 3) and get | | A point moves in such a way that the sum of square of its | 44 | Qs reflected at point B on x-axis and then passes through point | Q-46 (3, 2) then equation of line AB? | (A)y-x=5 (Byy=-x41 (Oxty=2 (D) None of these Locus of a point which moves such that its distance from the ‘X-axis is twice its distance from the line x — y= 0 is— (B)x?-4xy + y2=0 (D)x?+ 4xy-y?=0 = (sin 6, ~cos 0) are two points. The locus of the centroid of A OAB, where O is the origin is— (Aye +y=3 (B)9x2 + 99? (C)2x?+2y?=9 (D) 3x? + 3y? | | | | | | | | | | PART-4: EQUATION OFSTRAIGHTLINE |! Q.38- Equation ofa line which is making an angle of 60" with thex | axis and an intercept of S unit length in negative direction of \ yaxis | | | | | | | | | | (A)y= V3 x-5 (B)y= V3x+5 (C)y=2V3x-5 (D)y=-V3 x-5 Equation ofa line which is passing through origin and making an angle of 45° with x-axis (A)2x- (B)x+ (Ox*2y= (D)x—y=! Equation of a line passing through (3, ~4) and (4, 3) is ~ @ (B)y=7x+25 ©. (D)y=2x-25 Equation of a line on which length of perpendicular from origin is 4 and inclination of this perpendicular is 60° with the | positive direction of x axis is (A) 2x+y v3 =8 (B)x-y V3 =8 Ox-y Dyxty V3 Equation of a line which passes through (1, -2) andl makes equal intercept on axes is (A)x-y- ©xty (B)xty+2=0 (D)xty+1=0 0 Qa7 Q.48 Q.49 Qe 4 5 | lost | | | | | | 0 ) is reflected on | Q.43. Slope ofa Line which is made by joining the point (1, 0) and 2.05 )is— wre (Bon (C) 150" (D) 135° x and y intercepts of line 2x -3y = 6 are— (A) 12.13 (B)2.3 (©€)3,2 (D) 1/3, V2 [fthe intercept made by the line between the axes is bisected at the point (5, 2) then its equation is — (B)2x-+5y (A)Sx+2y=20 20 (C)2x-5; ‘The equation of the line which passes through the poi 4) and the sum of its intercept on the axes is 14, is — (A) 4x—3y=24,x-y=7 (B)4x+3y=24, x4y=7 (ax 3y+24=0,x4y+7=0 (D)4x—3y+24=0,x-y+ The length of the perpendicular from the origin to a line is 7 and the line makes an angle of 150° with the positive direction of y-axis. The equation of the line is— (A) Bxty=14 (B) Y3x-y=14 (© V3xty+l4= (D) V3 x-y+14=0 Ifthe intercept made by the line between the axes is bisected atthe point (xy, y,)s then its equation is ~ (D) None Aline L is perpendicular to the line Sx— the triangle formed by the line Land coordinate axes is 5 ‘The equation of the line L is (Ayx+5y=5 (B) x+5y=35y2 (Ox-5y=5 @) x-Sy=5V2 Ifthe coordinates ofthe points A, B,C be (~ 1, 3), (0, 0) and (2, 2) respectively and D be the middle point of BC, then the ‘equation ofthe perpendicular drawn from B tothe line AD is (Ayxt2y (B)2x+ (C)x-2y=0 (D)2x-y=0 ‘The equation of the line which cuts off an intereept 3 units ‘on OX and an intercept 2 unit on OY, is x x w*-% > y B42 x oF OF CHAP: POINT AND STRAIGHT LI Ss (DPP)EXERCISE - 1 [LEVEL-1] DPP - 4 Qs2 Q.53 Q.54 3 and the 5, then the ‘The point P (a, b) lies on the straight line 3x +2 point Q (b, a) lies on the straight line 4x ~ y equation of line PQ is — (Ayx-y=5 (B)x+y= (Oxty ()x-y=-5 Aline AB makes zero intercepts on x-axis and y-axis and it is perpendicular to another line CD, 3x + 4y + 6 = 0. The equation of line AB is (Wy=4 (B)4x—3y + 8=0 (C)4x—3y=0 (D)4x-3y+6=0 The intercept of a line between the coordinate axes is di- vided by point (— 5, 4) in the ratio 1 :2. The equation of the line will be (A)Sx—8y + 60=0 (©)2x~Sy+30=0 (B)8x—Sy+60=0 (D) None of these Equation of one of the sides of an isosceles right angled | Q.65 triangle whose hypotenuse is 3x + 4 vertex of the hypotenuse is (2, 2), will be (A)x-7y + 12=) (B) 7x+y-12=0 (C)x—Ty+16=0 (D)7x+y+16=0 Slope of line whose parametric equation is given by ! 4 and the opposite | Q02 Q | | Q.64 | | 63 0.66 (C)2x+4y +3 (D)3x—8y+1 Length of the perpendicular from the point (3,4) on the line Tx+9y+6=Ois- 6 56 ) 30 ® Yao 56 OR (D) None Distance between 3x + dy +7=O.and 3x+4y+22=0is- (aya (B)S 3 (1 The points on the line x +y=4 which lie at a unit distance from the fine 4x-+3y=10 are - (AC3.D.C710) ®G0.0.11) ©), 1D (D)C,3),C7, 11) ‘The number of integral points (integral point means both the coordinates should be integer) exactly in the interior of the triangle with vertices (0, 0), (0,21) and (21.0), is, (A) B3 (B)190 (©233 (D)105 If py, pp and p; be the perpendiculars from the points (m?, 2m), (mm’, m+ m’) and (m?, 2m) respectively on the ling | | t xeosa+y: 0, then p,, py & pyare in | (ADAP. (BGP. | (CHLP. (D) None of these PART-5: POINT RELATIVE TO LINE, [ST Benetpar anes aya pater, PARALLELAND PERPENDICULARLINES | a a QS7 Ifx*2y=3 isalineandAC1,3):BQ,-3.C4,9) ate three |g 6g Line, sists etal dine fromm tbe ne mea [OS in ey pe on ih edit em ae on one side an 2 or ft aioe leone UD Agen coe om Con be eo i 7 (aioe (26-10 ’ > e ofthe (C)A.Conone sideand Bis no therside ofthe line | @agyNyerchestonotthe point (1. T)alonete lines (D) All three points are on one side of the line i (dt ‘BO0 Q.58 Length of perpendicular from the origin to the line | (eh OC!) aos Oe (BI | 70 Ifthe line 6x —7y +8-+% 3x—y +5) =Ois parallel to y-axis, ©2 (D4 | ‘ar wa Q59 Normal formoflinex+y~4=0is~ | D2 A)x tw sin wW/3 (B)x: uf ‘sin 2 “ i % tomers teens Oaaninee 3 jan A Ting ‘passes through (2, 2) and is perpendicular tn the lin Q.60 I13e4y-S-Danldnky-8-Oaretvopapendcdarines | GAELS MENSIS tee ws 1 @as ol Oa pea | Q.72. Ifthe straight lines 2x + 3y —3 = 0 and x + ky + 7=0 are Q.61 Equation of. line which passes through (4, 6) and parallel to | ee thenibe eee 3x- Ty +2=Ois- 1 3 ®) 32 (A)3x—7y+30=0. (B)3x+7y+30=0 | O22 D285 CHAP: POINT AND STRAIGHT LINES DP)EXERCISE - 1 [LEVEL-1] DPP -5 3x+dy—7=Oand 12x+5y+17=Oare T PART-6: ANGLE BISECTOR Fy RHNET Bessy Q.73 Angle between x =9 andx- J3 y+7=0is I v25 Vi69 Oe Bay | 3x+4y+7_ 12x4Sy+17 (as (D6 I @— Q-74. The equation of tine passing trough point of intersetion 25 i169 aflines 38 2y-1=Oandx—4y+3=Oand thepoint | niyeT ADRES AIT (0) is | Op (A)x-y=n (y+) _ (Q)x-y=n-y) (-y) | (D) None of these (75. Equations offines which passes through the points oFiter- |g g1 e:P-=(-1,0), = (0,0)and R= (3,348) be three points section of the lines 4x —3y—1=Oand 2x—Sy+3=0and are | ecticenn an equally inclined to the axes are | The eq. of the biseetor ofthe angle POR is (Ayytx=0 (B)y-1==1(x-1) | (A) x-Vy=0 (B) V3x-y=0 (x-1=+2(-1) (D) None of these | Q.76 The equation to the straight line passing through the point | ()x+vBy=0 (D) Y3x+y=0 of intersection of the lines 5x —6y— 1 = 0 and | Q.82 The angle between the lines. 3x+2y +5=0 and perpendicular to the line 3x — Sy + 11=0is I sin?a. . y?—2xy. cos?a + (cosa = 1) x? (A) Sx+3y+ (B)3x-Sy+8=0 (A) 90° (Ba ()5x+3y+11=0 (D)3x-Sy+1 ! © (D)20 Q.77 The base BC of a triangle ABC is bisected at the point | 3. A straight lien passes through the points (5, 0) and (0, 3). (p, q) and the equations to the sides AB and AC are | ‘The length of perpendicular form the point (4, 4) on the line respectively px + gy = and qx + py= 1. Then the equation | ib. to the median through A is | 2 ag? A B) Vi7/2 ACpg—Dectay-D=+@e—Heetpy- | WMSGE @viti Gre osea—D=Cr-Dareny-y | foe ove (©) (Pq—Dpx +ay-1) = (p? +9? = N(x + py) | PART ;ENERAL EQUATION OF (D) None of these | SECOND DEGREE Q.78 Pisa point on either of the two lines y—/3|x[=2 at a | Q.84 Equation of par of straight lines which are formed by joining - | the origin and the points of intersection of a circle distance of 5 units from their point of intersection. The coor- I 2+7~# eoda ine y= an dinates of the foot of the perpendicular from P on the bisee- @ 3 (Gaal) A tor of the angle between them are — | 3 2 (, 44+5V3) (9 4—3v3) | (A) [03 J or (5) depending on which I (D) None of these * Q.85_ Ifthe lines (pq) x? + 2(p +q) xy +(q—p) the point P is taken | are perpendicular to each other then - ‘ i (™p=4a (B)q=0 oe bes iz w (04 58) olo4 si) oS) | Op (D) p & can take any value . = | Q.86 Iftheequation x? +y? +2ex +2fy+1=0 represents a pait Q.79 Astraight line (3 —1)x = (V3 + )y_makesanangle 75° with | of fines, then another straight line which passes through origin. Then the | (A) 2-2 =1 (B) P-g? equation of the line is I a) ®)y=0 5) p24 42 24g? (x+y=0 ()x-y=0 ! (© e+ft=1 (D) f +8" Q.80 Equation of angle biseetor between the Tines i CHAP: POINT AND STRAIGHT LINES (DPP) EiEXERCISE - 1 [LEVEL-1] DPP - 6 Q87 Q.88 Q.89 Q90 Qar Qo Q.93 Q94 Qs Let POR bea right angled isosceles rangle, right angled at | P (2, 1). Ifthe equation of the line QR is 2x + y= 3.then the ‘equation representing the pair of lines PQ and PR is (A) 3x? -3y? + 8xy +20x + 10y +2! (B) 3x? ~3y? +8xy —20x-l0y+25=0 (©) 3x? ~3y? + 8xy + 10x +15y + 20=0 (D) 3x? ~3y? —8xy—10x ~15y-20=0 Mixed term ay is to be removed from the general equation ax? 4 by? + 2hxy + 2fy+2gx+¢=0 . One should rotate the axes through an angle 0 given by tan 20 equal to 2h 2h ®) arb @) (a—b) acb ath aoa oF; xy +m (x? ~3xy7) =0 represents the three lines passing through origin, then (A) Lines are equally inclined to cach other (B) Two lines makes equal angle with x-axis (C)Allthree lines makes equal angle with x-axis (D) None of these If pair of straight lines x? — 2mxy —: and x? — 2nxy — y” = 0 be such that each pair bisects the angle between the other pair, then mn = “i @)-1 oo (D)-172 Find the angle between the lines represented by the equation x2—2pxyty?=0— (A) sec (p) (B) tan! (p) (C) cos”! (p) (D) None of these Ifthe pairs of lines x2 + 2xy + ay? =O and ax2+ Ixy +y2=0 have exactly one line in common, then the joint equation of the other two lines is given by ~ (A)3x7 +8xy—3y7=0 (BY 37= 10ny+3y’ (C)y?+2ay-3x2=0 (D)x? + 2xy—3y?=0 Amis the slope of one of the Lines represented by ax? + 2hxy + by?=0, then (h+ bm) (A) (arb? (B)(@a~by (C)h?+ab (D) hab Ifone of the slopes ofthe pair of lines ax? + 2hxy + by?=0 is tn times the other then — (A) dab=(n+1Ph (B)4 (n+ 17 ab=nab (C) 4h? = (n+ 12 ab (D) 4nh? = (n+ 1)? ab PART-8: MISCELLANEOUS Ifthe sum of the distance ofa point from two perpendicular lines in a plane is 1, then its locus is— (A) square (B)circle (Castraight line (D) two intersecting lines If the equation y> Q.96 Locus of a point that is 242 =Oandx+y~ ¥2 =0is (A)x+y-5./2 =0 (B)x+y-3 ¥2 =0 (O2x+2y-3V2=0 (2x4 2y-S P= Let the coordinates of the two points A and B be (1, 2) and (7. 5) respectively . The line AB is rotated through 45° in anti clockwise direction about the point of trisection of AB which isnearer to B . The equation ofthe line in new position is (A) 2x- y- 6=0 (©) 3x- y - 11=0 equidistant from the lines x + y - Qs (B) x- y - 1=0 9 (D) none of these 9 Q x+y~—5=0, then the length of each side of the A is— (VEN ED (B) 43 (D) 2N2 7 8 Ifone vertex of equilateral A is at A(3, 4) and the base BC is 9 Q.99 Given the family oflines, a(3x-+4y +6) +b(x-+y+2)=0. The line of the family situated at the greatest distance from the point P (2, 3) has equation — | (A)ax+3y+8=0 (B)sx+3y+10=0 | (©) I5x+8y+30=0 (D) None of these | 0-100 The diagonals AC and BD ofa rhombus intersetat (5,6) ‘A= (3,2) then equation of diagonal BD is “ (B)2y— | (C)y—2x+ (D)2y+x. | Q.101 The family of straight lines I (2a 3b)x+(a—b) y+ 2a—4b =O is concurrent at the point 7 7 (2 =) 2 =) ASS wo 3 214) 2 14) Q.102 If3a—2b + Se=0, family of'straight lines ax + by +¢=0 are always concurrent at a point whose coordinate is - G3 wea) 5-3) ol}-3) Q.103 Disapoint on AC ofthe triangle with vertices A(2, 3), B(L,- 3), C(41,-7) and BD divides ABC into two triangles of equal area. The equation of the line drawn through B at right angles | | | | | | | | 1 OG s | | | | | | | | 1 toBDis (Ayy-2x+5=0 (B)2y-x+5=0 (y+ 2x— (D)2y+x— CHAP: POINT AND STRAIGHT LINESEXERCISE - 1 [LEVEL-1] DPP -7 Q.104 R is the reflection of the poi ‘the x-axis has the coordinates (A)4,-3) (B)-4,3) (OC3,-4) (D) None of these Q.105 A ray of light passing through the point A (1, 2) is reflected at a point B on the x-axis and then passes through (5 ‘equation of AB is~ (3, 4) inthe line y=x. R, is the reflection of Rin y-axis, The point R, which is the reflection of Rin 3). Then the Aaa) (B)5x-4y=—3 (D)4x-5: Q.106 If a, b,c are in A.P, then ax + by + ¢=0 represents (A)asingle line (B)a family of concurrent lines (C)a family of parallel lines (D) none of these Q.107 Image of the point P (1, 5) with respect to the line Ax+3y+6=0is - o(2 2) ©e7-1) o (28) Q.108 The circumradius of the triangle formed by the three lines y + 3x—5=0,y=x,3y-x + 10=Ois 2 2s 2 2s AGE O35 Onn OR Q.109 A point moves in the xy plane, such that the sum of its distance from the two axes is always equal to 2. The area enclosed by the Jocus of this points is (A) 16 units (B)9/2 units (C)8 units (D) 9 units Q.110 Consider the family of lines Sx +3y—2 +A (3X-y—4)=0 and x—y + 1 +2,(2x—y—2)=0. Equation ofa straight line that belong to both families is - (A) 25x—62y +86=0 (B)62x—25y+86=0 ——(C)25x-62y=86 (D)5x-2y-7=0 Q.II1 If one line of the pair of lines ax? + 2hxy + by? = 0 bisects the angle between coordinate axes in positive quadrant, then— (Ajatb=2(h| (B)a+b=-2h (C)a-b=2\h| (D)(a—b)?= 4h? CHAP: POINT AND STRAIGHT LINES, (DPP) mzEXERCISE - 2 [LEVEL-2] DPP-8 Qi Q7 CHAP: POINT AND STRAIGHT LINES [E OPTI ‘OAB isan equilateral triang! at origin, If OA is inclined at 60° to the positive IRRECT of side 2 units and one vertex 2 SE cn<0 os 32 2x-+(sina) y +eoso If the lines x4 (asa) y+ ‘ince = 0 = (sina) ¥+ coset = 0 pass through the T I 1 axis, then the mid point of AB has coordinates "I Qs v3 1+N3 3-1 V341 I (A) 2 (B)| FZ 2 I | (V3 1+ V3) 2 1) | . 2) 1Q9 Ss; and $, are vo points on AB of AABC with verices 2 2,1 3), 4, O)and (1, I. CS) and CS, divide the triangle into | three of equal area, The equation ofthe lines through the | origin drawn parallel to CS, and CS, is- I 0) (B)3y2 Hday +x? I 0 (Dy? + Say +4 | Ifthe lines £x-+my-+n=0,mx-tny+ £=Oand | nx + fy +m=0 are concurrent then 1oi0 (A) ¢+m+n=0 (B)é—m-n i (©é+m-n=0 (D)m+n— | Ifthe quadrilateral formed by the linesax+by+ =0, | axtby+e)=0 axtbiy+e)=OQarxtby+e=0, | ‘has perpendicular diagonals, then | PH Mee | abtep Dy atd=ay +b) I ‘The graph of the function I y=sinx sin (x +2)+cos?(x+ 1) is {Qn (A) astraight line parallel to the x-axis | (B)aparabola I (C)a straight line parallel tothe y-axis I (Djacircle j Qa2 2 ) I A variable point (ud ers) lies in between two paral | Iellinesx+2y= I and 2x+4y= 15, then the range of is given | by- la I Ba 2 (a0 oBoM | 6 6 I 4y2 5238 | a (D2) V2 0. (D)apoint, if C= 0. The origin, the intersection of the lines 2x2 + Suy—3y? + 3x—Sy—2=0 and the points in which these lines are cut by the line 3x ~ Sy=2, are the vertices of a— (A) parallelogram (B) rectangle (©) rhombus (D) square Line ax + by +p=0 makes angle 1/4 with xcos a.+y sina =p, p € R*. [these lines and the line x sin a y cosa. 0 are concurrent then - (Aya? +be=1 (Bya+b? (C)Ae?+b?)=1 (D) none of these 17 If4a? +b? + 2c? + dab — 6ac~3be = 0, the family of lines ax + by + ¢=O is concurrent at one or the other of the two points- (C1L-1),2,-1) (BC, (2,021) (D)C1.2).02 Point“P” lies on the line 3x-+ Sy ” isalso equidistant from the coordinate axes, then P can be located in which of the four quadrants ~ ()Tonly (B)Tonly (©)lor IV only (D)IV only If A(1,7),B(4,5), C (3h, 2h) are the vertices of a triangle whose area is 23/2 square units, then (A) there is no solution for h (B) hi can not be found, since data is insufficient. (C)hcan be any real number. (D) there is some conceptual mistake in the question.EXERCISE - 2 [LEVEL-2] DPP - 10 Q.30 Q.32 Q33 Q34 Q.36 CHAP: POINT AND STRAIGHT LINES (G.-4) and (5,2) are two consecutive vertices ofa squar which (2, -2) is an interior point. The centre of the square is | at Xi-4 (A) (1,2) (B)(3,-2) ©)0.2) (D)4,-2) ‘The polar coordinates of the vertices of a triangle are (0, 0) G, 7/6) and (3, 1/2), The area ofthe triangle is & 3 ov 3 “ #8 oS © o of 038 Ifin triangle ABC, A=(1, 10), circumcentre = (~1/3, 2/3) and orthocentre = (11/3, 4/3) then the coordinates of mid- point of side opposite to A is — (A)(,-113) (By(1,5) (C)(1,-3) (1,6) ‘The orthocentre of the triangle formed by the lines, 2x+3y=1,x+y= 1 and 3x—2y=2is (A\C8I3,-13) (B)(1/13,-813) (OWI3,-1113) (D)(-1/13, 8/13) ‘The range of value of | such that (0, f) lie on or inside the triangle formed by the lines y + 3x +2=0,3y—2x-5=0, dy+x—14=0is 1 Spel (A) 50. Let the slope of the line AB equals m,. Point C lies on the line: slope of BC equals m, where 0 Land 3 (©) $+ 5 = Land $+ x () 5 f= Tand If the sum of the slopes of the lines given by x2—2exy—7y?=0 is four times their product, then ¢ has th value — [AIEEE 2004) 1 (b)-1 (2 (D2 Ifone of the lines given by 6x? — xy + 4ey” = 0 is 3x+4y=0, then ¢ equals [AIEEE 2004] i Bt (3 @)-3 The line parallel to the x-axis and passing through the intersection of the lines ax + 2by + 3b=0 and bx—2ay-3a=0, where (a, b)#(0,0)is-_ [AIEEE-2005] (A) below the x-axis at a distance of 3/2 from it (B) below the x-axis ata distance of 23 from it (C)above the x-axis ata distance of 3/2 from it (D) above the x-axis at a distance of 2/3 from it If non-zero numbers a, b, ¢ are in HP, then the straight lin x yl itp te always passes through a fixed point that poin is~ [AIEEE-2005) EL (B)C1,-2) (©),=2) (D)C,=12) Let P be the point (1, 0) and Q be a point on the curve 8x. The locus of mid point of PQ is — [ATEEE-2005] yr-4x+ (B)y?+4x+2=0 (Oe +4y+2=0 (D)x?—4y+2=0