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This Ouestion Paper contains 20 printed pages.

(Part -A & Part - B)
SL.No.
050 (E) Set No. of Question Paper,
circle against which is to be
(JULY, 2023)
darken in OMR sheet.
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(CLASS - XII)

Part - A:Time: 1 Hour /Marks : 50

Part - B:Time:2 Hours/ Marks : 50
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(Maximum Marks : 50
Time : 1Hour]
Instructions :
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1) There are 50 objective type (M.C.Q.) questions in Part - Aand all

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and each carries I mark.
2) The questionsare serially numbered from 1 to 50
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circle of the correct answer with ball-pen.

5) Rough work is to be done in the space provided for this purpose in the Test
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Booklet only.
6) Set No. of Question Paper printed on the upper- most right side of the Question
Paper is to be written in the column provided in the OMR sheet.
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7) Use of simple calculator and log table is allowed, if required.

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8 Notations used in this question paper have proper meaning.

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cos a -sin a
1) If A = and A+ A'=Ithen g =
sin a

(A) n (B)

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(A) -a-By =0 (BY 1-a+ By =0
(C) 1+a'+ By =0 (D) l+a-By =0

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entry Oor l is
(A) S12 (B) 18
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and (k, 4), then k=

(A) -12, -2 (B) 12, -2

(D) -12, 2

6) Let Abe a nonsingular square matrix of order 3 x 3. Then

adj A\ is equal to
(A) A (B) JA
(C) A

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dy
7) Ify /sin x+y then dx
COS X
sin x (B)
(A) 1-2y 1-2y

sin x
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(C) 2y -1 2y-1

(x< 1)
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10) The rate of change of the area of a circle with respect to its
radius r at r = 4 cm is

(B) 127

(C) 10I (D) 11I

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11) On which of the followingintervals isthe function;fgiven by | Rough Work
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(A) (0, 1) BY

(D) None of these

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(C) 3 (D) 2
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17) see' xcosec'x dr =

(A) tanx cotx + C

(B) tanx- cotx+C

(C) tanx +cotx+C

(D) tanx- cot 2r+C

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20) IfAa+b-x) =Ax), then xf(x)dr =

(A)2

(B)

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(C)

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22) Area of theregion bounded by the curvey=4x, Y-axis and the

line y = 3is

(A) (B)
4

(C) (D) 2

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23) Thearea oftheregionbounded by thetwo parabolas y xand| Rough Work
y'ris

(B)
(A)

(D)
(C) 6

boundedby the Y-axis, y= cOSx andy= sinxwhen

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26) Ahomogeneous differential equation ofthe form dy
can be solved by making the substitution

(A) v=yx (B) y=VX

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27) The general solution of the diferential equation dx

(B) y = c
(A) xy +C
2

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2
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30) Let the vectors and b be such that lä=3 and b|= 3
then

äxb is a unit vector. If the angle between and b is

(A) 74 (B) ;

Ae (D) 6
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dyis
27) The general solution of the diferential equation dx

(B) y = c
(A) xy +C
2

() y=y-+C (D) y=+c

2
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30) Let the vectors and b be such that lä=3 and b|= 3
then

äxb is a unit vector. If the angle between and b is

(A) 74 (B) ;

Ae (D) 6
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X-2 y-3 -4 and plane
35) The angle between line
3 4 5
2x-2y +z= 5 is

(A) sin -

(B) sin-!
10 5/2)

10 (D) cos-l/ 2)
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(C) sin
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36) Distance between the two planes : 2x + 3y + 4z = 4 and
4x + 6y + 8z= 12 is
3
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37) The corner points of the feasible region determined by the

following system of linear inequalities : 2r +ys 10,x +3ys 15,
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x, y 20are (0, 0), (5, 0), (3, 4) and (0, 5). Let Z = px t qy
where p, q>0, condition on pand q so that the maximum of
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Z occurs at both (3, 4) and (0, 5) is

(A) p=3q (B) p= 2q
(C) p=9 (D) q=3p

38) Points within and on the boundary of the feasible region

represents feasible solutions of the constraints. Any point
outside the feasible region is an
(A) infeasible solution (B) feasible solution

(C) optimal solution (D) none of these

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points of the feasible
bounded. The coordinates of the corner Rough Work
(3. 0) and (4. 0). Z =
region are (0, 4), (0, S),(3, 5),
value is
10x-70y + 1900, then minimum(5,3), of 2
(A) 1580
(B} 1550
(C) 1420 (D) 1350

40) IfAand Bare any two events such that

PIA) +P(B) - P(A and B) =P(A) then
(A) P(AB) = 1 (B) P(B/A) =0
(C) PB/A)=1 (D) P(AB) =0

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1 B)
(A) 6 5

1 1
(C) (D)

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43) f: A -’B and g:B Cbe two invertible functions
(gofy=
(A) g'of!
(B) fog
(C) f-'og-!
(D) gof

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(A) (B) 4
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43) f: A -’B and g:B Cbe two invertible functions
(gofy=
(A) g'of!
(B) fog
(C) f-'og-!
(D) gof

relations
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(A) 3 (B) 2
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(CLASS- XI)

(Part - B) Maximum Marks : 50

Tine : 2 Hours!
[nstructions;
1) Write in a clear legible handwriting.
question paper and total Ito 18
2) There are three sections in Part - Bofthe
questions are there.
All questions are compusory. IInternal I options are given.

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SECTION-A
question. (Each [16]
Answer the following 1 to 8 questions as directed in the
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question carries 2 marks)

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2sin -1 - -.17 z [21

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tan
31 4
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logx (2]
2 Ifr= then prove that
(1- logx)'
3) Evaluate the follow ingdefinite integrals as limit of sums.
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[2]

whose
4) Using integration find the area of region bounded by the triangle [2]
(1, 0). (2, 2) and (3. 1).
vertices are
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5) Find the area enclosed by the parabola 4y=3r and line 2y= 3r+ 12.
OR

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Findthe area of the region in the firSt
5)
rEN3y and the circlexty quadrant enclosed by X-axis, line
(2]

Show thatthe point

6)
findthe ration
A(1,-2,-8), B(S,0,-2) and C(11,3,7) )are collinear and
in which Bdivides AC.
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1) Find the equation of the plane which contains the line ofi intersection of the
planes
(i+2j+3*}-4=0, F2i+j-i)+s=0 and which is

nerpendicular to the plane F(5i +3j - 6X)+8 -0. (2)

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8 Abag contains 4red and14 black balls. Another bag
balls. One of two bags is selectedi at random and a containss2 red and6 black
whichis found to be red.. Find the
r s. ball issdrawn from the bag
probabilitythat the ball iss drawn from the
first bag.
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defective eggs. Find the probability that containing 10%

there is at least one defective egg. (2]
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Answer the following 9 to 14 questions as directed in the

question. (Each
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9)Let f:N ’Rbe a function defined as fx) = 4x + 12x + 15. Show that
f:N ’ , where S is the range off, is
invertible. Find the inverse of f. [3]

1 3 21
0))A=2 0 -1| then shaw that matrix A satisfy the equation
|1 2 3
A'-44-3A+ 11|=0. [3|

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11y Ifx acost +tsin), y find

dy
asint tcos 1) 131

12)A line makes angles a, B. Yand 6with the diagonals of acube. Prove that
(31
cos a+ cos +cos' +cos 6 4
3

OR

12) Prove that if a plane has the intercepts a. b. c and is at a distance of punits

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from the origin, then

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SECTION-C

Answer the questions no. 15to 18 as directed in the question. (Each question [16]
carries 4 marks)

15) Using properties of determinant prove that 14|

1 1+p 1+ptq
2 3+2p 4+3p+ 2q|=1
3 6+3p 10+6p + 3g -6 12.
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16) Find the angle between two curves y - 4ax and- 4by.
OR

shape of an inverted right circular cone with its axis

A water tank has the
vertex lowermost. Its semi-vertical angle is tan (0.5). Water
vertical and 5.cubicmeter per minute. Find the rate at
is poured into it ata constant rate
the depth of water in the 14|
which the level of water rising at the instant when
tank is 10 meter.

x tan x
-dx .
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Evaluate definite integral Sec x + tan x

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the number of itsinhabitants present at any time. If the population of the

village was 20,000 in 1999 and 25,000 in the year 2004, what willbe the [4|
population of the village in 2009?
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