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BINOMIAL THEOREM
1.
(300)(3010)−(301)(3011)+...( 3020)( 3030)is equal ¿
a) 30 C b) 60 C c) 30
C 10 d) 65 C
11 10 55
2. 8 4
The coefficient of a b c d in ( abc +abd + acd+ bcd ) is9 9 10
5.
( )
−30
1
The term independent of a in the expansion of 1+ √ a+ is
√ a−1
a) 30
C 20 b) 0 c) 30
C 10 d) None of these
6. 2n
If ( 1+2 x+ x ) =∑ a r x r then a r=¿
2 n
r =0
a) 2 b) c) d)
( nCr) n n
Cr ∙ Cr +1
2n
Cr
2n
C r +1
7. 50 50
Cr
The value of ∑ (−1 )
r
is equal to
r=0 r +2
a) 1 b) 1 c) 1 d) None of these
50× 51 52× 50 52× 51
8. Maximum sum of coefficient in the expansion of ( 1−x sin θ+ x 2 ) is
n
a) 1 b) n c) n d) 0
2 3
9. 2
In the expansion of [ ( 1+ x ) / ( 1−x ) ] , the coefficient of x n will be
10. In the expansion of ( 3−x /4 +3 5 x/ 4 ) n the sum of binomial coefficient is 64 and term with the greatest binomial
coefficient exceeds the third by (n−1), the value of x must be
a) 0 b) 1 c) 2 d) 3
11. For r =0 ,…,10 let Ar , Br ∧Cr denotes, respectively, the coefficient of x r in the (1+ x )10 ,(1+ x )20 , and
10
(1+ x ) . Then ∑ A r (B10 Br −C 10 A r )
30
r=1
is equal to
a) B −C b) A B2 −C A
10 10 10 ( 10 10 10 )
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c) 0 d) C −B
10 10
a) 15 b) −15 c) 0 d) 51
13. n
1
n
r
If a n=∑ n , then ∑ n equals
r =0 Cr r=0 C r
14. If the coefficient of x n in ( 1+ x )101 ( 1−x + x 2 )100 is non-zero, then n cannot be of the form
a) 3 r +1 b) 3r c) 3 r +2 d) None of these
a) 33 b) 34 c) 35 d) None of these
r=0 r =0 r=0
a) 300 a b) 100 a c) 150 a d) 75 a
17. n n
Cr
The value of ∑ (−1 )
r+1
is equal of
r=1 r+1
a) −1 b) −1 1 c) d) n
n+1 n n+1 n+1
18. If x is positive, the first negative term in the expansion of ( 1+ x )27/ 5 is (|x|<1)
a) th b) th c) th d) th
5 term 8 term 6 term 7 term
19. 10
The value of ∑ r Cr 3 (−2 )
10 r 10−r
is
r=0
a) 20 b) 10 c) 300 d) 30
a) 1 b) 0 c) 30
C6 d) 30
C3
( )
23. 1 21
15
The number of distinct terms in the expansion of x + + x 2 is/are (with respect to different power of
x x
x)
a) 255 b) 61 c) 127 d) None of these
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24. 40
The value of ∑ r C r C r is
40 30
r=0
a) 40 C29
69 b) 40 C30
70 c) 69
C 29 d) 70
C 30
25. 1 1 × 4 2 1× 4 × 7 3
1+ x + x+ x +.. . is equal to
3 3× 6 3 ×6 × 9
a) b) c) d)
x ( 1+ x )1/ 3 ( 1−x )1 /3 ( 1−x )−1 /3
( )
26. x+1 x−1
10
The coefficient of the term independent of x in the expansion of 2/ 3 1/ 3
− 1/ 2 is
x −x +1 x−x
a) 210 b) 105 c) 70 d) 112
( )
27. 2 1
2
The total number of terms which are dependent on the value of x , in the expansion of x −2+ 2 is equal
x
to
a) 2 n+1 b) 2n c) n d) n+1
28. 20
2
The value ∑ r ( 20−r ) ( C r ) is equal to
20
r=0
a) 39
400 C20 b) 40
400 C 19 c) 400 C19
39 d) 400 C20
38
value of n is
a) 60 b) 70 c) 55 d) None of these
31. The number of real negative terms in the binomial expansion of ( 1+ix ) 4 n−2 , n ∈ N , x >0 is
a) n b) n+1 c) n−1 d) 2n
32.
( ) 1 n (n+1)
( )
2
1
The sum of 1+n 1− + 1− + ⋯ ∞ will be
x 2! x
d) None of these
( )
n
a) n b) −n c) 1
x x 1−
x
33.
For 2 ≤r ≤ n , ( nr)+2( r−1
n
)+( r−2
n
)=¿
a)
(rn+1
−1)
b) 2(
r +1 )
n+1 c) 2 ( n+1r ) d)
(n+r 2)
34. The sum of series 20 C 0−20 C1 + 20 C2−20 C3 + ⋯ + 20 C 10 is
a) 1 20 b) 0 c) 20 d) 20
C 10 C 10 − C 10
2
35. The coefficient of x r [ 0 ≤r ≤(n−1) ] in the expansion of
( x +3 )n−1 + ( x+ 3 )n−2 ( x +2 ) + ( x +3 )n−3 ( x+2 )2 +...+ ( x +2 )n−1 are
a) n r
Cr (3 −2 )
n b) n
Cr (3
n−r
−2
n−r
) c) n
Cr (3 +2
r n−r
) d) None of these
36. 2010 1 1 1 1
If ( 3+ x 2008 + x 2009 ) =a0 +a 1 x +a2 x + ⋯ +a n x , then the value of a 0− a1− a2 +a3− a4 − a5 +a 6−⋯ is
2 n
2 2 2 2
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a) 2010 b) 1 c) 2010 d) None of these
3 2
37. ( n+2 )n C 0 2n +1−( n+1 )n C 1 2n +n n C 2 2n−1− ⋯ is equal to
a) 4 b) 4n c) 4 (n+ 1) d) 2(n+ 2)
38. 100
The coefficient of x 53 in the expansion ∑ 100 C m ( x −3 )
100−m
2m is
m=0
a) 100
C 47 b) 100
C 53 c) 100
−¿ C 53 ¿ d) 100
−¿ C 100 ¿
39. The fractional part of 24 n /15 is (n ∈ N )
a) 1 b) 2 c) 4 d) None of these
15 15 15
40. If ( 1+2 x+ 3 x 2 )10=a +a x+ a x2 +...+ a x 20, then a 1 equals
0 1 2 20
42.
[( C + C +... )−1/ 2 ( C + C + C + C +... )] + 3/ 4 ( C − C + C − C +... ) =¿
2 2
n n n n n n n n n n
0 3 1 2 4 5 1 2 4 5
a) 3 b) 4 c) 2 d) 1
a) 81 b) 43 c) 29 d) 01
44.
( )
∞ k−1
∑ k 1− 1n =¿
k =1
a) b) c) d)
n(n−1) n(n+1) n
2
( n+1 )2
45. If the coefficients of r th , ( r +1 )th and ( r +2 )th terms in the binomial expansion of ( 1+ y )m are in AP., then m
and r satisfy the equation
a) 2 2 b) 2 2
m −m 4 r + 1 )+ 4 r +2=0
( m −m ( 4 r −1 ) +4 r −2=0
c) 2 2 d) 2 2
m −m ( 4 r −1 ) +4 r + 2=0 m −m ( 4 r + 1 )+ 4 r −2=0
46. If |x|<1, then the coefficient of x n in expansion of ( 1+ x + x 2+ x 3 +... )2 is
[ ]
48. log √9
x−1
+7 1
7
25
a) 4 b) 1 or 2 c) 0 or 1 d) 3
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49. In the expansion of ( 51 /2 +7 1/ 8 )1024, the number of integral terms is
50. 2
x + x +1
50
=a 0+ a1 x + a2 x +.. ., then ∑ ar is equal to
2
If
1−x r=1
a) 148 b) 146 c) 149 d) None of these
51. If p=( 8+3 7 ) n and f = p− [ p ], where [ ∙ ] denotes the greatest integer function, then the value of p(1−f ) is
√
equal to
a) 1 b) 2 c) n d) 2n
2 2
(∑ )
52. n +1 n
The value of ∑
k
C r−1 (where r , k , n ∈ N ) is equal to
r=1 k=1
a) n +1 b) n +1 c) n +1 d) None of these
2 −2 2 −1 2
53. ∞ k
1 k
Value of ∑ ∑ ( C r) is
k =1 r=0 3k
a) 2 b) 4 c) 2 d) 1
3 3
54. The coefficient of x 4 in ( x / 2−3 / x 2 )10 is
( 2 n) ! d) None of these
a) ( 2n ) ! b) ( 2n ) ! 3 ! 3 ! c)
( m ) ! ( 2 n−m ) ! ( 2 n−m ) ! ( 2 n−m
3 )(
!
4 n+m
3
!)
57. The last two digits of the number ( 23 )14 are
a) 01 b) 03 c) 09 d) None of these
a) 32 b) 31 c) 64 d) 1024
a) (−∞,−2) b) ¿ c) [ −√ 3 , √ 3 ] d) ¿
( )
61. 1 2
8
If the 6 term in the expansion of 8/ 3 + x log 10 x is 5600, then x equals
th
x
a) 1 b) log e 10 c) 10 d) x does not exist
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( )
62. 6 2
6
a) 6 b) 8 c) 10 d) 12
) ( )
63.
(
n log 3 8
1 /3 1 1
If the last term in the binomial expansion of 2 − is 5 /3 , then the 5th term from the beginning
√2 3
is
a) 210 b) 420 c) 105 d) None of these
64. 1 1 ×3 1× 3 ×5
1+ + + + ⋯=¿
4 4 × 8 4 × 8× 12
a) b) 1 c) d) 1
√2 √3
√2 √3
65. If the coefficients of 5th, 6 th∧7 th terms in the expansion of ( 1+ x )n be in A.P., then n=¿
a) b) c) d)
n−1 (−1 )n (1+n) (−1 )n−1 ( n−1 )2 (−1 )n−1 n
67.
( ) ( )
1 5 1 5
The expression x+ ( x 3−1 ) 2 + x + ( x 3 +1 ) 2 is a polynomial of degree
a) 5 b) 6 c) 7 d) 8
69.
n
If C r stands for Cr , then the sum for the series
2 ( n2 ) !( n2 )! [ C −2 C +3 C −⋯+ (−1) ( n+1 ) C ], where n is
2 2 2 n 2
0 1 2 n
n!
an even positive integer is equal to
a) 0 b) c) d)
(−1 )n /2 (n+ 1) (−1 )n (n+ 2) (−1 )n n
70. The coefficient of x 5 in the expansion of ( 1+ x )21+ (1+ x )22 +…+ ( 1+ x )30 is
a) 51
C5 b) 9
C5 c) 31
C 6−¿ C 6 ¿
21 d) 30 20
C5+ ¿ C5¿
71. If f ( x )=1−x+ x2 −x3 + ⋯−x 15 + x 16−x 17, then the coefficient of x 2 in f (x−1) is
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75. If in the expansion of ( 1+ x )n , a ,b , c are three consecutive coefficients, then n=¿
77. If in the expansion of ( a−2 b )n , the sum of 5th and 6 th terms in 0, then the values of a /b=¿ ¿
a) n−4 b) 2(n−4) c) 5 d) 5
5 5 n−4 2(n−4)
78.
( )
3
( 1+ x )3 /2 − 1+ 1 x
3
If x is so small that x and higher powers of x may be neglected, then 2 may be
1/ 2
( 1−x )
approximated as
a) 3 2 3 2 b) c) x 3 2 d) −3 2
3 x+ x 1− x − x x
8 8 2 x 8
79. The sum of the coefficients of even power of x in the expansion ( 1+ x + x 2 + x 3 )5 is
80. 404 4
C4 − C 1
303 4
C4+ C2
202 4
C 4 − C3
101
C 4is equal to
a) b) c) 0 d)
( 401 )4 ( 101 )4 ( 201 )4
81. If n is an integer between 0 and 21, then the minimum value of n ! ( 21−n ) ! is attained for n=¿
a) 1 b) 10 c) 12 d) 20
82. n n
C 0 C1 C2
n
Cn
n
The value of + + + ⋯+ is equal to
n n+1 n+2 2n
1 2 2 1
a) b) c) d)
∫x n−1
( 1−x ) dx
n
∫x n
( x−1 )
n−1
dx ∫x n−1 n
( 1+ x ) dx ∫ ( 1−x )n x n−1 dx
0 1 1 0
(√ x− xk )
83. 10
If the term independent of x in the 2 is 405, then k equals
a) ( 2n ) ! b) ( 2n ) ! c) ( 2n ) ! d) None of these
( n ! )2 ¿¿¿ ¿¿¿
85. If the sum of the coefficients in the expansion of ( 1−3 x +10 x 2 )n is a and if the sum of the coefficients in the
n
expansion of ( 1+ x 2 ) is b , then
a) a=3 b b) 3 c) 3 d) None of these
a=b b=a
86. Given positive integers r >1 , n>2 and that the coefficient of ( 3 r )th and ( r +2 )th terms in the binomial
expansion of ( 1+ x )2 n are equal. Then
a) n=2 r b) n=2 r+ 1 c) n=3 r d) None of these
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[ ( )] [ ( )]
87. 11
1
11
1 2 2
If the coefficient of x in a x + 7
equals the coefficient of x −7
in a x − 2 , then a and b satisfy
bx bx
the relation
a) b) c) d) a
a+ b=1 a−b=1 ab=1 =1
b
88.
The value of (300)(3010)−(301)(3011)+(302)(3012)+⋯+(3020)(3030)=¿
a) 60
C 20 b) 30
C 10 c) 60
C 30 d) 40
C30
89. If the expansion in powers of x of the function 1/ [ ( 1−ax )(1−bx ) ] is a 0+ a1 x+ a2 x 2 +a 2 x 3+ ⋯, then a n is
n n n n n +1 n +1 n +1 n +1
a) b −a b) a −b c) a −b d) b −a
b−a b−a b−a b−a
90. The coefficient of x 5 in ( 1+2 x+ 3 x 2 +... )−3 / 2 is (|x|<1)
a) 21 b) 25 c) 26 d) None of these
91. 10
The value of ∑ ( r ) C r is equal to
20
r=0
a) 18
20(2 + C 10)
19 b) 18
10(2 + C 10)
19 c) 18
20(2 + C 11 )
19 d) 18
10(2 + C 11 )
19
a) 20 ! −20 !
b) c) 20 ! d) None of these
2! 3 ! 2!3! 5! 2 ! 3 !
93. ‘ p’ is a prime number and n< p< 2n . If N= 2n C n, then
a) 20 b) 30 c) 40 d) 50
95. In the binomial expansion of ( a−b )n n ≥ 5, the sum of the 5th and 6th terms is zero. Then a /b equals
a) 15 b) 21 c) 14 d) None of these
97. 1
f ( 1) f (1) f (1)
2 n
n
If f ( x )=x , then the value of f ( 1 ) + + +⋯ + , where f r (x ) denotes the r th order derivative
1 2! n!
of f (x) with respect to x is
a) n b) n c) n−1 d) None of these
2 2
98. In the expansion of ( 1+ x + x 3+ x 4 )10, the coefficient of x 4 is
a) 40
C4 b) 10
C4 c) 210 d) 310
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expansion is
a) 924 b) 792 c) 1594 d) None of these
a) 4 C b) 8 C c) 8 d) 4
3 7
b) Coefficient of 4
x is 97
c) Sum of coefficients is 1
a) 50 50 50 b) 50 50 50
101 −99 >100 101 −100 >99
c) 1000 999 d) 999 1000
(1000) >(1001) (1001) >(1000)
105. For which of the following values of x ,5th term is the numerically greatest term in the expansion of
( 1+ x / 3 )10
a) −2 b) 1.8 c) 2 d) −1.9
106. The middle term in the expansion of ( x /2+2 )8 is 1120; then x ∈ R is equal to
a) −2 b) 3 c) −3 d) 2
a) Positive, when a< 1 and n=2 k , k ∈ N b) Negative, when a< 1 and n=2 k +1 , k ∈ N
a) 5 b) 12 c) 10 d) 9
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b) There are exactly 5831 irrational terms
111. The number of values of r satisfying the equation 69 C 3 r−1−69 C =69 C −69 C3 r is
2 2
r r −1
a) 1 b) 2 c) 3 d) 7
( )
112. 1 2
n
In the expansion of x +1+ 2 , n ∈ N ,
x
a) Number of terms is 2 n+1 b) Coefficient of constant term is n−1
2
c) Coefficient of 2 n−2 is n d) Coefficient of 2
x x in n
113. For the expansion ( x sin p+ x−1 cos p )10 ,( p ∈ R),
a) 1 b) c) 2 d)
a= n=8 a= n=6
2 3
116. m
If f ( m ) =∑
i=0
(30−i
30
)( m−i
20
)
Where ( qp)= C , then
p
q
a) Maximum value of f ( m ) is 50 C b) 50
25 f ( 0 )+ f ( 1 ) +...+ f ( 50 )=2
50
c) f (m) is always divisible by 50 (1 ≤ m≤ 49) d) The value of 2
∑ ( f ( m ) ) =100 C 50
m=0
117. If ( 1+ x )n=C 0 +C1 x+ C2 x2 + ⋯ +C n x n , n∈ N , then C 0−C 1+C 2− ⋯ + (−1 )m−1 Cm −1 is equal to (m<n)
k=0
is/are
a) 5 b) 4 c) 3 d) 2
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119. If for z as real or complex, ( 1+ z 2 + z 4 )8 =C +C z 2 +C z 4 +...+C z 32, then
0 1 2 16
( √ )
120. 17
20
th
10 term of 3− +3 √ 2
4
a) An irrational number b) A rational number c) A positive integer d) A negative integer
121. In the expansion of ( x +a )n if the sum of odd terms be P and sum of even terms be Q , then
a) 2 n b) 2n 2n
P −Q = ( x −a )
2 2 2
4 PQ−( x+ a ) −( x−a )
c) d) None of these
2 ( P2 +Q2 )=( x +a ) + ( x−a )
2n 2n
122. 2n
If n is a positive integer and if (1+ x + x ) =∑ ar x , then
2 n r
r=0
a) a =a
1 2 n−r , for 0 ≤r ≤ 2 n
b) a + a +. …+a = 1 (3 n−a )
0 1 n−1 n
2
c) a 2−a 2+ a2−a 2+ . …+a2 =a
0 1 2 3 2n n
a) m +n
C n−1 b) m +n
C n−1
c) m
C1 +
m +1
C 2+
m+2
C3 + ⋯ +
m +n−1
Cn d) m +n
C m−1
124. The value/values of x in the expression ( x + x log 10 x 5
) if the third term in the expansion is 10,00,000 is /are
a) 10 b) 100 c) −5 / 2 d) −3 / 2
10 10
125. The number 101100 −1 is divisible by
This section contain(s) 0 questions numbered 126 to 125. Each question contains STATEMENT 1(Assertion)
and STATEMENT 2(Reason). Each question has the 4 choices (a), (b), (c) and (d) out of which ONLY ONE is
correct.
b) Statement 1 is True, Statement 2 is True; Statement 2 is not correct explanation for Statement 1
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126 10 10
Let S1=∑ j¿ and S3=∑ j
2 10
Cj
j=1 j=1
Statement 1: S3=55 × 2
9
127
Statement 1: If n is an odd prime, then the integral part of ( √ 5+2 ) −2n+1 is divisible by 2 n)
n
Statement 2: n n n
If n is prime, then C1 , C 2 , … . , C n−1 must be divisible by n
128
130
131
Statement 1:
( )
1
m
( 4 m)!
The term independent of x in the expansion of x + +2 is 2
x (2 m!)
Statement 2: The coefficient of x 6 in the expansion (1+ x )n is C6
n
132
Statement 1:
( )
n
1
The number of terms in the expansion x + +1 is 2 n+1
x
Statement 2: The number of terms in the expansion ( a 1+ a2 +a3 +...+ am ) is
n n+ m−1
C m−1
133
Statement 1: ∑ ¿ n
2 n
1
is equal to a , where a=∑ n
0 ≤i <¿ ∑
j ≤n ( n
i
+n
j
Ci C j
¿
) 2 r =0 C r
Statement 2: n n
∑ n Cr =∑ n−r
n
Cr
r=0 r r=0
134
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135
n(n+1)(n+ 2)
6
Statement 2: n n(n+1)(n+ 2)
The total number of dissimilar terms in the expansion of ( x 1 + x 2 + x 3 ) is
6
136
Statement 1: [ p
]
If p is a prime number ( p ≠2 ), then ( 2+ √ 5 ) −2 p+ 1 is always divisible by p (where [.]
denotes the greatest integer function)
Statement 2: n n n n
If n is prime, then C1 , C 2 , C3 , ⋯ , Cn−1 must be divisible by n
137
138
( )
Statement 1: x x
2
x 3
3n n
The coefficient of x n in 1+ x + + + ⋯+ is
2! 3 ! n! n!
Statement 2: 3
n
The coefficient of x n in e 3 x is
n!
139
140
Statement 1: 40
In the expansion of ( 1+ x )41 ( 1−x+ x 2 ) , the coefficient of x 85 is zero
Statement 2: 40
In the expansion of ( 1+ x )41 ¿ ( 1−x+ x 2 ) , x 85 term does not occur
142
Statement 1: m m n m n n
Cr + C r −1 C 1 + C r −2 C 2 + ⋯ + C r =0, if m+n<r
Statement 2: n
Cr =0 if n< r
143
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Statement 1: The number of distinct terms in ( 1+ x + x 2+ x 3 + x 4 )
1000
is 4001
( )
Statement 1: n n
Cr
If ∑ r
3
n
=196 , then the sum of the coefficients of power x in the expansion of the
r=1 C r−1
polynomial ( x−3 x 2+ x3 )n is −1
Statement 2: n
n
Cr
C r−1
= ( n−rr +1 ) ∀ n ∈ N∧r ∈ W
146
Statement 1: 130
Statement 2: 120
148
Statement 2: 7th term in the expansion of ( 1+ x )12 has the factor 12 C 6 which is greatest value of 12 C r
149
Statement 1: n
150 The height of a communication satellite. (G=6.67 ×10 -11 N m 2 /k g 2 ) ,(M=5.98×10 24 ×kg ,
6
R=6.4×10 m,)
Statement 1: 35850 km
Statement 2: 3585 km
151
Statement 1: 2n
If n ∈ N and ‘ n ’ is not a multiple of 3 and ( 1+ x + x ) =∑ ar x r, then the value of
2 n
r =0
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n
∑ (−1 )r ar n C r is zero
r=0
Statement 2: The coefficient of x n in the expansion of (1−x 3 ) is zero, if n=3 k +1 or n=3 k +2
152
Statement 2: 2n 2n
C 1 + C 3 +...+ C 2 n−1=2
2n 2 n−1
Matrix-Match Type
This section contain(s) 0 question(s). Each question contains Statements given in 2 columns which have to be
matched. Statements (A, B, C, D) in columns I have to be matched with Statements (p, q, r, s) in columns II.
153.
Column-I Column- II
(A) ∑ ∑ 10 Ci 10 C j (p) 20
2 − C 10
20
i≠ j
2
(B) ∑ ∑ 10 C i 10 C j (q) 20 20
2 −¿ C 10 ¿
0 ≤i ≤ j ≤ n
(C) ∑ ∑ 10 C i 10 C j (r) 2
20
0 ≤i ¿ j ≤ n
(D) 10 10
(s) 20 20
2 + C10
∑∑ 10 10
Ci C j
2
i=0 j=0
CODES :
A B C D
a) p q r s
b) q s p r
c) s r q p
d) r p s q
154.
Column-I Column- II
20 41
containing power of x more than x in ( 1+ x )
is divisible by
(B) The sum of binomial coefficients of rational (q) 2
40
42
terms in the expansion of ( 1+ √ 2 ) is divisible
by
(C) Id (r) 2
41
( ) =a x
21
1 2 1 −42 −41 −40 42
x+ +x + 2 0 +a 1 x +a2 x + ⋯ a 84 x
x x
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, then a 0+ a2 + ⋯ +a84 is divisible by
(D) The sum of binomial coefficients of positive (s) 2
38
42
real terms in the expansion of ( 1+ix ) ( x> 0 ) is
divisible by
CODES :
A B C D
155.
Column-I Column- II
( )
m
2 1
and third terms of the expansion of x + is
x
46, then the index of the term that does not
contain x is greater than
CODES :
A B C D
Column-I Column- II
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1 3 If |x|<1
Then 1+ + +… is
x x2
(D) If |x|>1 ,then (4) x
2 3 4 x−1
1− 2
+ 4 + 6 + … is
x x x
(5) x
4
2
( x 2+1 )
(6) x
4
2
( x 2−1 )
CODES :
A B C D
a) 1 3 4 5
b) 2 3 4 5
c) 3 2 4 5
d) 2 3 1 5
157.
Column-I Column- II
(C) 10 20 10 18
C 0 C 10− C 1 C 10 + C 2 C10− ⋯ is
10 16
(r) 11
divisible by 2n , then n can be
(D) If the coefficients of T r ,T r +1 ,T r +2term of (s) 12
( 1+ x )14 are in AP., then r is less than
CODES :
A B C D
158.
Column-I Column- II
(A) 32 2 32 2 32
C 0− C 1 + C 2−⋯ + C32=¿
2 32 2
(p) 63
C 16
(B) 32 2 32 2 32
C 0 + C 1+ C2− ⋯ + C 32=¿
2 32 2
(q) 32
C 16
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(C) 1 (r) 0
32
(1 × 32 C 21 +2× 32 C 22+ ⋯ +32 × 32 C 32)=¿
(D) 32 2 31 2 32 2
C 0− C 1 + C 2−⋯ − C 31=¿
31 2
(s) 64
C32
CODES :
A B C D
a) P q r s
b) s r q p
c) q s p r
d) r p s q
This section contain(s) 16 paragraph(s) and based upon each paragraph, multiple choice questions have to be
answered. Each question has atleast 4 choices (a), (b), (c) and (d) out of which ONLY ONE is correct.
Paragraph for Question Nos. 159 to -159
If a , b ∈ prime numbers and n ∈ N . then free from radical terms or rational terms in the expansion of
1/ p 1 /q n
(a + b ) are the terms in which indices of a and b are integers.
On the basis of above information, answer the following questions
159. In the expansion of (71 /3 +111/ 9)6561, the number of terms free from radicals is
160.
The value of P=
∑ Cr C s is
0≤ r < s ≤ n
a) 22 n− 1 ( 2 n C ) b) 22 n−1− 1 ( 2 n C )
n n
2 2
c) 22 n−2 n C d) None of these
n
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161. The value of m is
a) 6 b) 7 c) 8 d) 9
The 2nd , 3rd and 4 th terms in the expansion of ( x +a )n are 240, 720 and 1080, respectively
a) 1 10 b) 1 10 c) 9
10
d) None of these
(9 + a20) (9 −a 20)
2 2 2
a) 98 b) 99 c) 99 d) None of these
2 2 −2
Any complex number in polar form can be an expression in Euler’s form as cos θ+ isin θ=e iθ. This form of the
n
complex number is useful in finding the sum of series ∑ C r ( cos θ+i sin θ )
n r
r=0
n n n irθ
∑ n
C r ( cos rθ+ isin rθ )=∑ Cr e ¿
r=0 r =0 ¿
n
¿ ∑ n Cr ( r iθ )
r
r =0
iθ n
¿ ( 1+e )
Also, we know that the sum of binomial series does not change if r is replaced by n−r .
Using these facts, answer the following questions
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165. 100
The value of ∑ 100 C r (sin rx) is equal to
r=0
50 50+r 50 100
C r (2 r −1) 2 2
Let P=∑ , Q=∑ ( 50 C r ) , R=∑ (−1 ) ( Cr )
r 100
50
r=1 C r (50+r ) r =0 r =0
a) 1 b) −1 c) 50 d) 100
2 2
P is a set containing n elements. A subset A of P is chosen and the set P is reconstructed by replacing the
elements of A . A subset B of P is chosen again
167. The number of ways of choosing A and B such that A and B have no common elements is
a) n b) n c) n d) None of these
3 2 4
( )( )
168. 4
3 4−k x k 32
The largest real value for x such that ∑ = is
k=0 ( 4−k ) ! k! 3
169. Sum of last three digits of the number N=7 100 −3100 is
170. Number of values in set of values of ‘ r ’ for which 23 C r +2 .23 C r +1+ 23 C r+2 ≥ 25 C 15 is
173. If R is remainder when 6 83+8 83 is divided by 49, then the value of R/5 is
( )
176. n
1 n r
r −1
The value of lim
n→∞
∑ ∑ 5 n
. C r . C t .3 t is equal to
r =1 t =0
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177.
( )
8
x
If the middle term in the expansion of +2 is 1120; then the sum of possible real values of x is
2
178. Least positive integer just greater then ( 1+0.00002 )50000 is
179. 10
Let 1+ ∑ ( 3 . C r +r . C r ) =2 (α ∙ 4 + β) where α , β ∈ N and ( x )=x 2−2 x−k 2+1 . If α , β lies between
r 10 10 10 5
r =1
the roots of f ( x )=0, then find the smallest positive integral value of k
[ √√ ]
180. 8 1
8
[ ]
182. 1 /13 a
n n
C3
If the second term of the expansion a + is 14 a5/ 2, then the value of is
√a −1 n
C2
183. Given ( 1−2 x +5 x 5−10 x3 ) ( 1+ x )n=1+ a1 x +a 2 x 2+ ⋯ and that a 21=2 a2 then the value of n is
184. If the coefficients of the r th , ( r +1 )th , ( r−2 )th terms in the expansion of ( 1+ x )14 are in AP, then the largest
value of r is
( )
185. 11
( )
11
2 1 1
If the coefficients x 7 in a x + and coefficient of x−7 in ax− 2 are equal then the value of ab is
bx bx
186. The remainder, if 1+2+22 +23 + ⋯ + 21999 is divided by 5 is
( )
187. 2
log 5√4
x
+44
1
8
5
The largest value of x for which the fourth term in the expansion, 5 + log 5√√ 2
3 x −1
+7 is 336 is
5
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8.BINOMIAL THEOREM
: ANSWER KEY :
1) c 2) c 3) a 4) d a,c
5) b 6) c 7) c 8) c 9) a,d 10) a,b,c 11) c,d 12)
9) a 10) a 11) d 12) c a,c,
13) c 14) c 15) a 16) c 13) a,b,c 14) a,c,d 15) a,d 16)
17) d 18) b 19) d 20) b a,b,d
21) d 22) b 23) b 24) a 17) a,b,d 18) b,c,d 19) a,b,d 20) a
25) d 26) a 27) c 28) d 21) a,b,c 22) a,b,c,d 23) a,c,d 24)
29) b 30) c 31) a 32) a a,c
33) d 34) a 35) b 36) c 25) a,b,c 1) c 2) a 3) a
37) c 38) c 39) a 40) b 4) d
41) a 42) d 43) d 44) c 5) b 6) d 7) b 8) a
45) d 46) d 47) b 48) b 9) d 10) b 11) a 12) a
49) b 50) c 51) a 52) a 13) a 14) a 15) a 16) b
53) c 54) a 55) c 56) c 17) a 18) b 19) a 20) d
57) c 58) b 59) d 60) a 21) a 22) 23) b 24) a
61) c 62) a 63) a 64) a 25) 26) a 27) d 1) b
65) c 66) b 67) c 68) d 2) d 3) d 4) c
69) c 70) c 71) b 72) b 5) a 6) c 1) c 2) b
73) d 74) d 75) b 76) b 3) b 4) b
77) b 78) d 79) c 80) b 5) b 6) c 7) a 8) b
81) b 82) b 83) b 84) c 9) a 1) 1 2) 0 3) 5
85) b 86) a 87) c 88) b 4) 9
89) d 90) d 91) a 92) d 5) 8 6) 7 7) 4 8) 6
93) a 94) d 95) b 96) b 9) 1 10) 0 11) 3 12) 5
97) b 98) d 99) d 100) a 13) 8 14) 6 15) 4 16) 6
1) b,c 2) a,d 3) c,d 4) 17) 9 18) 1 19) 0 20) 4
a,b,c
5) a,b,c,d 6) a,d 7) a,b,c,d 8)
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8.BINOMIAL THEOREM
1 (c) n
⇒ ( 1−x+2 x ) =∑ ar x r (1−x )
n n−r
Given,
r=0
30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30
A= C 0 ∙ C 10− C 1 ∙ C 11 + C 2 ∙ C 12+ …+ C 20 ∙ C 30 n n
⇒ ∑ n C r ( 1−x ) ( 2 x ) =∑ a r x r ( 1−x )
n−r r n−r
30 30
¿ coefficient of x 20∈¿ (1+ x ) (1−x) r=0 r =0
30
¿ coefficient of x 20∈¿ ( 1+ x 2 ) Comparing general term, we get a r ¿ C r 2
n r
30
¿ coefficient of x ∈ ∑ (−1 )
20 r 30
Cr ¿ 5 (b)
r=0
( )
−30
1
10 30
¿(−1) ∙ C 10{for coefficient of x , let r =10} 20
1+ √ a+
30
√ a−1
¿ C 10
( )
−30
a
¿
2 (c) √ a−1
¿(
a )
30
√ a−1
( )
10
10 10 10 10 1 1 1 1
a b c d + + +
a b c d
Therefore the required coefficient is equal to the 1 30
¿ ( 1− √ a )
coefficient a
30
( ) , which is
10
1 1 1 1 1 30 30
{ C0 −¿ C1 √ a+… +¿ C 30 ( √ a ) }¿ ¿
30 30
of a−2 b−6 c−1 d−1 in + + + ¿
a b c d a
30
r =0 r=0
r
r × 2r ( r +2−2 ) 2 2n
= ⇒ ( 1+ x ) =∑ ar x r
2n
( r +2 ) ! ( r +2 ) !
r=0
r r +1
2 2 2n 2n
¿ −
( r +1 ) ! ( r + 2 ) ! ⇒ ∑ 2 n Cr x r =∑ a r x r
r=0 r =0
¿− ( 2r +1
−
2r
( r +2 ) ! ( r +1 ) ! ) ⇒ ar ¿ C r
2n
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50 50
Cr To get sum of coefficients put x=0 . Given that
∑ (−1 )r r +2 sum of coefficients is
r=0
n
50 51
[−52 Cr +1 (−1 ) − C r+2 (−1 )
r+ 1 52 r +2
] 2 =64
¿∑ ⇒ n=6
r =0 51 ×52 6
51 51 52 52 52 The greatest binomial coefficient is C3
( 1−1 ) − C 0 ( 1−1 ) − C 0+ C1
¿−52 − Now given that
51 ×52 51 ×52 T 4−T 3=6−1=5
1 1
¿ − 3 3
⇒ 6 C3 ( 3−x/ 4 ) ( 35 x/ 4 ) − 6 C 2 ( 3−x / 4 ) ( 3 5 x /4 ) =5
2 4
51 52
1 Which is satisfied by x=0
¿
51×52
11 (d)
Alternative solution:
n Ar =¿ Coefficient of x r in (1+ x )10= 10 C r
( 1−x ) =∑ n C r (−1 ) x r
n r
Br=¿ Coefficient of x r in (1+ x )20= 20 C r
r=0
n C r=¿ Coefficient of x r in (1+ x )30= 30 C r
⇒ x ( 1−x ) =∑ (−1 ) C r x
n rn r +1
10 10 10
r=0
∴ ∑ A r ( B 10 Br−C 10 A r )=∑ A r B10 B r ,−∑ A r C 10 A r
Integration both sides within the limits 0 to 1, we r=1 r=1 r=1
get
10 10
1 n
¿ ∑ 10 C r 20 C 10 20 Cr ∑ 10 Cr 30 C10 10 C r l
n
C
∫ x ( 1−x ) dx=∑ (−1 ) r +2r
n r
r =1 r=1
0 r =0
n n 1
Cr 10 10
⇒ ∑ (−1 ) =∫ x ( 1−x ) dx
r n
r=0 r +2 0 ∑ 10
C10−rl C10 C r−¿ ∑ 10 C 10−r 30 C 10 10 C r l¿
20 20
r=1 r=1
1
|
n +1 n +2 1 r=1 r =1
x x
¿ − ¿ C 10 ( C 10−1 )− C10 ( C10−1)
20 30 30 20
n+1 n+ 2 0
1 1
¿ − ¿20 C10 ( 30 C 10−1 ) −30 C 10 ( 20 C10 −1 )
n+1 n+2
30 20
1 ¿ C 10− C 10=C 10−B 10
¿
( n+1 ) (n+2)
12 (c)
Now put n=50
As we know that
n n 2 n 2 n 2 nn 2
8 (c) C0 −¿ C 1+ C 2−¿ C 3+ …+ (−1 ) C n=0 ¿ ¿
Sum of coefficient in ( 1−x sin θ+ x 2 ) is
n
(if n is odd) and in the question n=15 (odd).
Hence, sum of given series is 0
( 1−sinθ+ 1 )n
(putting x=1) 13 (c)
This sum is greatest when sin θ=−1, then Let,
maximum sum is 3n n
r
b=∑ n ( 1)
9 (a) r =0 Cr
n
Given term can be written as n−r
¿∑ n (we can replace r by n−r )
( 1+ x ) ( 1−x ) =( 1+2 x+ x ) ¿
2 −2 2
r =0 C n−r
n
n−r
n−2 n−1 n ¿∑ ( 2)
×x + ( n+1 ) x + ⋯ ¿
+n x r =0
n
Cr
Coefficient of x n is (n+1+2 n+ n−1)=4 n Adding (1) and (2), we have
10 (a)
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n n 300
r n−r
2 b=∑ n +∑ n ¿ ∑ ( 300−r ) ar
r=0 C r r=0 C r r =0
n 300 300
¿n∑ n
1 ¿ 300 ∑ a r−∑ r a r ¿
r =0 C r r =0 r=0 ¿
¿ n an ⇒ 2 I =300 a
n ⇒ I =150 a
⇒ b= an
2 17 (d)
n n n
14 (c) Cr 1
We have,
∑ (−1 )r+1 = ∑ (−1 )r +1 n+1 C r +1
( r + 1 ) n+1 r =1
r=1
( 1+ x ) 2 100
( 1−x + x ) =( 1+ x ) ( (1+ x ) ( 1+ x + x ) )
101 2 100 1 n
¿ ( 0−1+ ( n+1 ) ) =
3 100
n+1 n+1
¿ ( 1+ x ) ( 1+ x ) =( 1+ x ) {C 0+ C1 x +C 2 x +…+ C100 x }
3 6 300
n n n 18 (b)
¿(1+ x ) ∑ n C r x 3=∑ n Cr x 3 r + ∑ n Cr x 3 r +1 T r+ 1 in ( 1+ x )n is
r=0 r =0 r =0
Hence, there will be no term containing 3 r +2 n ( n−1 ) ( n−2 ) ⋯ (n−r +1) r
x
r!
15 (a) For first negative term,
General term, n−r +1<0
r
T r+ 1= 256
C 1(√ 3)
256−r 8
(√ 5) 27
⇒ −r +1< 0
256−r r 5
256
Cr 3 2 5 8 ¿ 32
⇒r>
256−r r 5
The terms are integral if and are both
2 8 Thus, first negative term occurs when r =7
positive integers
∴ r=0 , 8 , 16 , 24 , … , 256 19 (d)
10
Hence, there are 33 integral terms
∑ r 10 C r 3r (−2 )10−r
r=0
16 (c) 10
¿ 10 ∑ 9 Cr −1 3r (−2 )
300 10−r
∑ ar × x =( 1+ x+ x + x )
r 2 3 100
r =0
r=0 10
¿ 10 ×3 ∑ 9 Cr −1 3r −1 (−2 )
10−r
Clearly, ‘a r’ is the coefficient of x r in the expansion
100 r =0
of ( 1+ x + x 2+ x 3 ) 10
¿ 30 ( 3−2 )
Replacing x by 1/ x in the given equation, we get
¿ 30
()
300
1 r 1
∑ ar
100
= 300 ( x + x + x +1 )
3 2
r=0 x x 20 (b)
20 20 20 20
300 100 Given series is C 0 + C 1 + C 2+ ⋯ + C8
=( 1+ x + x + x ) ¿
2 300−r
3
⇒ ∑ ar x 1 20
r=0 ¿ ¿
2
( 2 ∙ C 0+ 2 C 1 + ⋯ 2 ∙ C 8 )
20 20
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21 (d) x+1 x−1
−
Required value is 2 /3
1 /3
x −x +1 x−x
1/ 2
( ) ( ) ( ) ( )
−n −n −n −n
2x 1+ x−2 x 1−x 1+ x ( x1 /3 ) +13
3
x−1
1− = = = ¿ −
1+ x 1+ x 1+ x 1−x 2 /3 1 /3 1 /2
1/ 2
x −x +1 x (x −1)
22 (b) ( x +1 ) ( x 2/3 −x 1/ 3+1) x 1 /2 +1
1/3
30 ¿ − 1/ 2
( 1+ x 3−x 6 ) 2/ 3 1/ 3
x −x + 1 x
1/ 3 −1 /2 1 /3 −1/ 2
¿ {1+ x ( 1−x ) }
3 3 30 ¿ x + 1−1−x =x − x
( )
10
x+ 1 x−1 −1 /2 10
=( x −x )
3 2 1 /3
¿ C 0 + C 1 x ( 1−x ) + ¿ C 2 x ( 1−x ) +.. . ¿ ∴ 2/ 3 1/ 3 −
30 30 3 3 30 6
1/ 2
x −x +1 x−x
Obviously, each term will contain x 3 m ,m ∈ N . But 10
Let T r+ 1be the general term in ( x 1/ 3−x−1 /2 ) .
28 is not divisible by 3. Therefore, there will be no
term containing x 28 Then,
1 /3 10−r r
T r+ 1 ¿ Cr ( x )
(−1 )r ( x−1 /2 )
10
( )
15
1 2 1 have
x+ +x + 2
x x 10−r r
− =0 ⇒ 20−2 r−3 r=0⇒ r=4
( )
3
x + x+ x +1
4 15 3 2
¿ 10 4
x
2 So, the required coefficient is C 4 (−1 ) =210
2 60
a0 +a 1 x +a2 x + ⋯ + a60 x 27 (c)
¿ 30
x ( x −1 )
2n
( )
2
1 n 1 4 n
x −2+ 2 = 2 n ( x −2 x +1 ) =
2 2
Hence, the total number of terms is 61 2n
x x x
24 (a) Total number of terms that are dependent on x is
40
equal to number of terms in the expansion of
∑ r 40 C r 30 C r ( x 2−1 )
2n
that have degree of x different from 2 n,
r=0
40
which is given by ( 2 n+1 )−1=2 n
¿ 40 ∑ 39 Cr −1 30 C r
r=0
40 28 (d)
¿ 40 ∑ Cr −1 C 30−r
39 30 20 20
¿ 40 C29
69 ⇒ ∑ 20 19 Cr −1 ×20 × 19 C19−r
r=0
20
25 (d) ¿ 400 × ∑ 19 C r−1 × 19 C 19−r
Let, r=0
n(n−1) 2 38
¿ 1+ny + y +⋯ ¿ 400 × C 20
2!
Comparing the terms, we get 29 (b)
1 n(n−1) 2 1 × 4 2 ( 1+ x )n=C 0 +C1 x+ C2 x+C 2 x 2 +C 3 x 3 + ⋯ + Cn x n
ny= x , y= x
3 2! 3×6
( 1−x )n=C0−C1 x+C 2 x 2−C 3 x 3 + ⋯ + (−1 )n Cn x n
Solving, n=−1/3 , y=−x . Hence, the given series
n n 3 5
is ( 1−x )−1 /3 ⇒ [ (1+ x ) − ( 1−x ) ]=2 [C 1 x +C 3 x +C5 x + ⋯ ]
1 n n 3 5
⇒ [ ( 1+ x ) − (1−x ) ]=C 1 x +C 3 x +C5 x + ⋯ ¿
26 (a) 2
We have, Putting x=2 ,we have
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n
3 −(−1 )
n
1 20 20 1 20
2 C1 +23 C3 +25 C5 + ⋯= ¿− C 10+ C10= C10
2 2 2
30 (c) 35 (b)
Let ( r +1 )th , ( r + 2 )th and ( r +3 )th be three We have
consecutive terms ( x +3 )n−1 + ( x+ 3 )n−2 ( x +2 ) + ( x +3 )n−3 ( x+2 )2 + …+ ( x+ 2 )n−1
Then, ( x+3 )n−( x +2 )n
¿ =( x+3 )n−( x +2 )n
n n n
Cr : C r +1 : Cr +2=1 :7 : 42 ( x+3 )−( x +2 )
Now,
( )
n n
x −a n−1 n −2 1 n−3 2 n−1
n ∵ =x + x a + x a +…+ a
Cr
1 r +1 1 x−a
n
= ⇒ = ⇒ n−8 r=7 (i)
C r +1 7 n−r 7 Therefore, coefficient of x r in the given expression
n
C r +1 is equal to
7 r +2 1
= ⇒ = ⇒n−7 r =13 (ii) Coefficient of x r in [ ( x +3 )n− ( x +2 )n ], which is
n
C r +2 42 n−r −1 6
Solving (i) and (ii), we get n=55 given by
n
Cr 3 n−r −¿ n C r 2n−r ¿n C r ( 3n−r−2 n−r ) ¿
31 (a)
T r+ 1 ¿
4 n−2
C r ( ix )
r 36 (c)
T r+ 1 is negative, if i r is negative and real Put x=ω , ω2
2010
r
i =−1⇒ r=2 , 6 ,10 , … , which form an A.P. ( 3+ ω+ω 2 ) =a0 +a 1 ω+ a2 ω +…
2
2010 2
0 ≤ r ≤ 4 n−2 ⇒2 =a 0+ a1 ω +a 2 ω+ a3 +a 4 ω+ … (1)
4 n−2=2+ ( r−1 ) 4 ⇒ r =n and 2
2010 2
=a0 + a1 ω +a2 ω+ a3 +a 4 ω+… (2)
The required number of terms is n Adding (1) and (2), we have
2010
32 (a) 2 ×2 =2 a0−a1 +a2 +2 a3 −a4 −a 5+2 a 6−…
1 1 1 1
( ) ( ) 1 n ( n+1 )
2
1 2010
⇒ 2 =a 0− a1− a2 +a3 − a4 − a5 +a 6 ⋯
1+n 1− + 1− + ⋯ ∞ 2 2 2 2
x 2! x
[ x ] 2 ! [−(1− 1x )] +⋯ ∞
2
¿ 1−n −(1− ) +
1 −n (−n−1 ) 37 (c)
r n n−r+1
t r+ 1=(−1 ) ( n−r+ 2 ) C r 2
[ 1x ]
−n
() ()
r r
¿ 1−(1− ) ( ) n +1
( ) rn 1 n+1 r nn 1
¿ n+2 2 −1 C r −2 (−1 ) r C r
2 2
C(
2 ) ( )
r r −1
¿x
n
n +1n −1 n n−1 −1
¿ ( n+2 ) 2 r +2 n C r −1
2
33 (d) ∴ Sum
() ( )( )
n
r
+2
n
+
n
r−1 r−2 ¿ ( n+2 ) 2
n +1 n
{ n 1 n
C 0− C 1 × + C 2 ×
2
1
2 () } {
−… + n2
n
2
n−1
C 0−
n−
¿( )+( ) =(
r )
n+1 n+1 n+2 n n n +1
¿ 2 ( n+2 ) +2 n
[∵ C + C = r r−1 Cr]
r r −1
¿ 4 n+4
34 (a)
38 (c)
We know that
The given sigma is the expansion of
( 1−1 )20 ¿20 C 0− 20 C1 + 20 C2−20 C3 + ⋯ + 20 C 10−20 C 11 + C12− ⋯ + C 20100=0 20 20
[ ( x−3 ) +2 ] =( x−1 )100 =( 1−x )100
2 ( C 0− C1 + C2− C3 + ⋯− C 9) + C 10=0
20 20 20 20 20 20
Therefore, x 53 will occur in T 54
¿, etc¿ 100
T 54 ¿ C53 (−x )
53
20 20 20 20 20 20
⇒ C0 − C 1+ C2 − C 3+ ⋯ − C 9+ C 10
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100 2
Therefore, the coefficient is −¿ C 53 ¿ ¿ 1+2 t+3 t + ⋯
−2
¿ ( 1−t )
39 (a)
[ ( )] ( )
−2 −2
4n n 1 1 2
2 ( 15+1 ) 1− 1− = =n
= n n
15 15
¿¿¿ 45 (d)
+1
¿ Integer Here, the coefficients of T r ,T r +1 and T r+ 2 in
5
4n ( 1+ y )m are in A.P.
2 1
Hence, the fractional part of is m m m
⇒ C r−1 C r and Cr +1 are in A.P.
15 15
⇒ 2m Cr =m Cr −1 +¿ m C r +1 ¿
40 (b)
m! m! m!
a 1=¿coefficient of x in ( 1+2 x+ 3 x 2 )10 ⇒2 = +
r ! ( m−r ) ! ( r−1 ) ! ( m−r +1 ) ! ( r+ 1 ) ! ( m−r−1 ) !
10
=coefficient of x in ( ( 1+2 x ) +3 x2 ) 2 1 1
⇒ = +
=coefficient of x in r (m−r) ( m−r +1 ) (m−r ) (r + 1)r
2 2
¿¿ ⇒ m −m ( 4 r +1 ) +4 r −2=0
1010
=coefficient of x in C 0 ( 1+ 2 x )
10 10
46 (d)
¿ C 0 2. C1=20 2 2
( 1+ x + x 2+ ⋯ ) =( ( 1−x )−1 ) =( 1−x )−2
41 (a) ¿ 1+2 x+3 x + ⋯
2
( )
−1+ √ 3 i Hence,
¿ ( n C 0+ n C 3 +… ) + ( n C1 + n C4 + … ) a 0+ a1 +a 2+ …+ar ¿
2
¿
n
+( C 2 + C 5 +…)
−1−√ 3 i
n
2 ( ) = Coefficient of x r in the product of the two series
= Coefficient of x r in ( 1−x )−n ( 1−x )−1
1 n
¿ ( C 0+ C 3 +… ) − ( C1 + C2 + C 4 + C 5 … ) = Coefficient of x rin ( 1−x )−(n+1)
n n n n n
2
( n+1 ) ( n+2 ) ⋯ (n+r )
+i√3 n ¿
2
( C 1−n C2 + n C 4−n C5 +… ) r!
r +n+1−1 n+r
¿ Cn +1−1= C n
Equating the modulus, we get (−ω2 ) =1 | |
n
48 (b)
43 (d) By the given condition,
400 100
3 =81100= (1+ 80 ) 84=T 6=T 5+1
100 100 100 100
¿ C 0 +¿ C 1 80+ ⋯ +¿ C 100 80 ¿¿
( )
5
2 1
¿ C5 ( 2 )
log 2 √ 9
x−1
7 +7
⇒ Last two digits are 01 1
log 2 (3 +1 )
x−1
5
2
44 (c) log 2( 9
x−1
+7 ) 2
−log2 ( 3
x−1
+ 1)
¿ 21 2
∑ k (1− 1n )
n k−1
x−1
9 +7 x−1
log 2 x−1
3 +1 9 +7
k =1 ⇒ 4=2 = x−1
3 +1
( 1n ) + 3(1− 1n ) + ⋯
1 2
¿ 1+2 1− ⇒ (3
x−1 2
) −4 ×3 x−1+3=0
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⇒ ( 3 x−1−1 ) ( 3 x−1 −3 )=0
n+ 1
¿2 −2
x−1
⇒ 3 =1 or 3 53 (c)
x−1 0 1
⇒ 3 =3 or 3 ∞ k
⇒ x−1=0 or 1 ∑ ∑ 31k (k Cr )
k =1 r=0
⇒ x=1 , 2
( (∑ ))
∞ k
1
49 (b) ¿∑ k
k
Cr
k=1 3 r=0
1 /2 1024−r r
C r (5 ) ( 71 /8 )
1024
T r+ 1 ¿
∑( )
∞ k
2
Now this term is an integer if 1024−r is an even ¿ k
k=0 3
integer, for which r =0 , 2, 4 , 6 , … ,1022 , 1024 of
()
2
which r =0 , 8 ,16 , 2424 ,… ,1024 are divisible by 2 2
¿ + +⋯ ∞
8 which makes r /8 an integer 3 3
For A.P., r =0 , 8 ,16 , 24 ,… ,1024 , 2 /3
¿ =2
1024=0+ ( n−1 ) 8 ⇒ n=129 2
1−
3
50 (c)
( x 2+ x +1 ) ( 1−x ) 54 (a)
=( 1− x ) ( 1−x )
3 −2
( )
10
x 3
(1−x )2 −
2 x2
¿ ( 1−x 3 ) ( 1+2 x+ 3 x 2 +… )
General term in this expansion is
Now, a r=( r +1 )−( r−2 )=3
() ( )
10−r r r
x −3 r 10 (−1 ) 3
But a 1=2 T r+ 1=10 C r 2
= C r x10−3 r 10−r
2 x 2
50
So, ∑ ar =2+49 ×3=149 For coefficient of x 4 , we should have r =2
r=1
10 (−1 )2 32 405
Therefore, coefficient of x 4 is C 2 =
51 (a) 28 256
n
p= ( 8+3 √ 7 ) =n C 0 8 n+ n C 1 8 n−1 ( 3 √ 7 ) +…
n
55 (c)
Let, p1=( 8−3 √ 7 ) = C 0 8 − C1 8 ( 3 √ 7 )+ …
n n 7 n−1
Middle term of ( 1+αx )4 is T 3
2
p1 + p2=2( n C 0 8 n+ n C 2 8 n−2 ( 3 √ 7 ) +…)= even 4
Its coefficient is C 2 ( α ) =6 α
2 2
⇒ f + p ∈(0 ,2) 2 3
⇒ 3 α +10 α =0
⇒ f + p1=1 2
⇒ α ( 3+10 α ) =0
⇒ p1=1−f −3
⇒ α=
[ ]
n
Now, p ( 1−f )= p p1− ( 8+3 √ 7 )n ( 8−3 √ 7 ) =1 10
56 (c)
52 (a)
( )
r
1
( )
n +1 n 2n 2 n−r
2n 2 n−3 r
T r+ 1 ¿ Cr x = Cr x
∑ ∑ k C r−1 x
2
r=1 k=1
This contains x . If 2 n−3 r =m , then
m
(∑ )
n+1 n
¿∑ ( k+1 C r −k C r ) r=
2 n−m
r =1 k=1 3
n+1
2 n−m
¿ ∑ ( n+1 Cr −1 C r )
m 2n
⇒ Coefficient of x = Cr , r =
r =1
3
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2 n! 2n ! of ( 1−x )4 ] +¿ C 5 ¿
8
¿ =
( 2n−r ) ! r !
2 n−( 2 n−m 2 n−m
3
!
3
! )( ) 8
¿ C 4 ( 6 ) +¿ C5 =
8 8!
4!4 !
( 6 )+
8!
3!5!
¿
(2 n) ! ¿ ( 70 ) ( 6 ) +56=476
¿
(4 n+m 2 n−m
3
! )(3
! ) 61 (c)
It is given that 6 th term in the expansion of
( )
57 (c) 1 2
8
7 7 7 6 7 2 7
( )
¿ C0 ( 530 ) −¿ C1 ( 530 ) +…−¿ C 5 ( 530 ) +¿ C 6 530−1¿ ¿ ¿ 5 1
3
5( 10 )
8 2
7 7 7 6
C x log x 8 /3
=5600
¿ C0 ( 530 ) −¿ C1 ( 530 ) +…+3710−1=100 m+3709 ¿ x
Therefore, last two digits are 09 10 5 1
⇒ 56 x ( log 10 x ) 8 =5600
x
58 (b) 2 5
6 ⇒ x ( log 10 x ) =100
( 1+ x−2 x 2 ) =1+a 1 x +a2 x 2+ ⋯ 2 5 2 5
⇒ x ( log 10 x ) =10 ( log 10 10 )
Putting x=1, we get
0=1+a1 +a 2+ a3 + ⋯ + a12 (1) ⇒ x=10
Putting x=−1 , we get 62 (a)
64=1−a1 +a2 +a 3+ ⋯ + a12 (2) We have,
(1)+(2) gives 2
64=2[1+a2 + a4 + ⋯ +a 12] √2 x + 1+ √2 x 2−1
2
[
since , n−1≥ r ⟹
r +1
n
≤1∧n , r ≥ 0
] Which is a polynomial of degree 6
2 2
⟹ 0< k −3 ≤1 ⟹ 3<k ≤ 4 63 (a)
⟹ k ∈ [ −2 ,−√3 ) ∪ ( √3 , 2 ]
( )
n
1 /3 1
Last term of 2 − is
60 (a) √2
( )
n
We rewrite the given expression as [ 1+ x 2 ( 1−x ) ]
8
1 /3 n−n −1 n n 1 (−1 )
T n+1= C n ( 2 )
n
¿ C n (−1 )n n/ 2 = n /2
and expand by using the binomial theorem. We
√2 2 2
have, Also, we have
( )
log 3 8
8 1 1
[ 1+ x 2 ( 1−x ) ] − ( 5/ 3) log 2 3
−5
5 /3
= =3 =2 3
5 /3 3 log 2
8 3 8 ( 3 10 ) 3
8 8 2 8 4 2 8 6 3 8 4 5
¿ C 0 +¿ C 1 x ( 1−x ) +¿ C 2 x ( 1−x ) +¿ C3 x (1−x ) +¿ C 4 x ( 1− x ) +¿ C 5 x ( 1−x ) + … ¿ ¿ ¿ ¿ ¿
8 8 8
Thus,
The two terms which contain x 10are C 4 x ( 1−x )
(−1 )n −5
8
and C5 x ( 1−x ) .
10 5 =2
2n /2
Thus, the coefficient of x 10 in the given expression (−1 )n (−1 )10
8
is given by C 4 [coefficient of x 2 in the expansion
⇒ n/ 2 = 5
2 2
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⇒ n /2=5 n
¿ (−1 ) (1+n)
⇒ n=10
Now, 67 (c)
The given expression is
( )
4
10− 4 −1
T 5=T 4+ 1 ¿10 C4 ( 21 /3 ) 5 5
√2 ( x + √ x 3−1 ) + ( x −√ x 3 +1 )
10 ! 1 /3 6 4 We know that
¿ ( 2 ) (−1 )4 ( 2−1 /2 )
4!6! ( x +a )n + ( x−a )n=2 [ n C 0 x n + n C 2 xn −2 a2 + n C 4 x n−4 a4 +… ]
¿ 210 ( 22 ) ( 1 ) ( 2−2 )=210 Therefore the given expression is equal to
64 (a) [
2 C0 x + C 2 x ( x −1 ) + C 4 x ( x −1 )
5 5 5 3 3 5 3 2
]
Let the given series be identical with Maximum power of x involved here is 7, also only
n ( n−1 ) 2 +ve integral powers of x are involved, therefore
( 1+ x )n=1+nx + x +⋯∞ the given expression is a polynomial of degree 7
1× 2
1 2 2 1
⇒ nx = ⇒ n x = 68 (d)
4 16 10
General term in the expansion of ( 2+ √3 3+ √
6
5 ) is
√
Also,
1 10! b c
( √2 ) ( √3 3 ) ( √6 5 ) where a+ b+c=10
a
n ( n−1 ) 2 3 2n 16 2 a!b!c !
x= ⇒ = = For rational term, we have the following:
2 32 n−1 3 3
32
Value of Value of term
⇒ 3 n=n−1 a,b,c
⇒ 2 n=−1 a=4 , b=0 ,c =6 10 ! 0 6
( √ 2 ) ( √3 3 ) ( √6 5 ) =4200
4
−1 4!0!6!
⇒ n=
2 a=10 , b=0 , c=0 10! 0 0
( √ 2 ) ( √3 3 ) ( √6 5 ) =32
10
−1 10! 0! 0!
⇒ x=
2 a=4 , b=6 , c=0 10 ! 6 0
( √ 2 ) ( √3 3 ) ( √6 5 ) =7560
4
( ) ()
−1 −1
1 1 2 4 ! 6 ! 0!
⇒ Required sum ¿ 1− 2 =
2 2
1
¿ ( 2 ) =√ 2
2
69 (c)
65 (c) Since n is even, let n=2 m. Then,
n
Coefficient of T 5 is C 4 that of T 6 is C5 and that
n
2 m! m! 2
n
L . H . S .=S=
(2 m ) !
[ 2 2 2m
C0 −2C 1 +3 C2 +…+ (−1 ) × ( 2m+1
of T 7 is C6
2 m ! m!
n
According to the condition, 2 C5 ¿ C 4 + ¿ C 6 ¿.
n n
⇒ S=
( 2 m) !
[ ( 2 m+1 ) C 20−2 mC 21 + ( 2 m−1 ) × C22 +…+ C20 ] (
Hence,
Adding (1) and (2), we get
2
[ n!
( n−5 ) ! 5 !
=
n!
][ +
n!
( n−4 ) ! 4 ! ( n−6 ) ! 6 ! ] 2 S=2
m! m !
(2 m)!
( 2 m+2 ) [ C20 −C21 +C 22+ …+C 22m ]
⇒2
1
[
( n−5 ) 5
=
1
][
( n−4 ) ( n−5 )
+
6
1
×5 ] Now keeping in mind that
2 2 2 2
C 0−C 1+C 2−…+C n= (−1 ) Cn /2
n/ 2 n
Therefore, coefficient of x n is
¿ ( 1−x ) ¿
n
2( )
¿ 2 +1 (−1 )n /2
n /2
n n n n−1 n n ¿ (−1 ) (n+ 2)
Cn (−1 ) −¿ Cn−1 (−1 ) =(−1 ) + (−1 ) n ¿
70 (c)
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Put n=2 ,r =0, then option (b) holds the
21
( 1+ x ) + (1+ x ) + ⋯ + (1+ x ) 22 30 condition, i.e.,
2 ac +ab +bc
¿ ( 1+ x ) 21
[ ( 1+ x )10−1 1
( 1+ x )−1 x ]
= [ (1+ x )31−( 1+ x )21 ]
n= 2
b −ac
= Coefficient of x 5 in
1
x
[ {
( 1+ x )31−( 1+ x )21 ] } f (x)
=b +b x +b2 x 2+ …+b n x n +…
1−x 0 1
2 n
= Coefficient of x 6 in [ ( 1+ x ) −( 1+ x 21) ] ⇒ a0 +a1 x+ a2 x +…+ an x + …
31
31
¿ C 6− C 6
21 ¿ ( 1−x ) ( b 0+ b1 x+ b2 x 2 +…+ bn x n +… )
Comparing the coefficient of x n on the both sides,
71 (b) a n=b n−bn −1
18
2 3 15 16 17 1−x
f ( x )=1−x+ x −x + …−x + x −x =
1+ x 77 (b)
n n− 4
1−( x−1 )
18
T 5¿ C4 a (−2 b )4
⇒ f ( x−1 )=
x n
and T 6 ¿ C 5 a
n−5
(−2b )5
Therefore, required coefficient of x 2 is equal to As T 5+ T 6 =0, we get
coefficient of x 3 in 1− ( x−1 )18, which is given by n
C42 a
4 n−4 4 n
b ¿ C5 2 a
5 n−5
b
5
18
C 3=816 n−4 4
a b n!2
5
4 ! ( n−4 ) !
⇒ = ∙
a b 5 ! ( n−5 ) !
n−5 5 4
72 (b) n!2
a 2(n−4 )
( )
n
n 1 ⇒ =
c.e. of x−1 in ( 1+ x ) 1+ b 5
x
−1 ( 1+ x )2 n 78 (d)
=c.e. of x in
xn
( )
3
( 1+ x )3 /2 − 1+ 1 x
=c.e. of x n−1 in ( 1+ x )2 n 2
1/ 2
2n
¿ C n−1 ( 1−x )
( )( )
2
(2 n ) ! 3 3 2 3 x
¿ 1+ x + x − 1+ x +3
( n−1 ) ! ( n+1 ) ! 2 8 2 4
¿
( 1−x )1 /2
73 (d)
−3 2 −1/ 2
6
( 1+3 x +2 x 2 ) =[ 1+ x ( 3+2 x ) ]
6 x ( 1−x ) ¿
8
6 6 2 2 6 3 3 6 4 4 6 5 5 6 6 6
¿ 1+ ¿ C1 x ( 3+2 x ) +¿ C 2 x ( 3+2 x ) +¿ C3 x + ( 3+2 x ) +¿ C 4 x ( 3+ 2 x ) + C 53x 2(3+ 2 x ) +¿ C6 x ( 3+ 2 x ) ¿ ¿ ¿ ¿ ¿
6 6 6
We get x 11 only from C6 x ( 3+ 2 x ) . Hence,
¿−
8
x 1+
2 ( )
6 5
coefficient of x 11 is C5 ×3 ×2 =576 3 2
¿− x
8
74 (d)
79 (c)
( x−2 )5 ( x+ 1 )5 5
¿¿ ( 1+ x + x 2+ x 3 ) =a0 + a1 x +a 2 x 2+ a3 x3 + ⋯ +a 15 x 15
⇒ Coefficient of x 5 Putting x=1 and x=−1 alternatively, we have
5
5 5 5 5
¿ C 0 C 5−¿ C 1 × 2× C 4 + ¿ C 2 × 2 × C3 −¿ C3 ×2 ×
5 2 5 5 3 5 aC0++a5 1C+a×2
2+ 4a×
3+5 ⋯ + a15
C 1− C
5 =4 5 5 (1)
2 4 5 × 2 × C0 ¿ ¿ ¿
¿ 1−5 ×5 × 2+ 10× 10 ×4−10 × 10× 8+5 ×5 ×16−32 a 0−a 1+ a2−a 3+ ⋯ −a15=0 (2)
¿−81 Adding (1) and (2), we have
5
2 ( a 0+ a2 +a 4 + ⋯ + a14 )=4
75 (b) 9
n ⇒ a0 + a2 +a 4 + ⋯ + a14=2 =512
Here a= Cr , b ¿ C r+1 and c ¿ Cr +2 ¿
n n
¿
80 (b)
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(2 n) !
4 ¿
The given expression is the coefficient of x in ( n+2 ) ! ( n+2 ) !
4 404 4 303 4 202 4 101 4
C 0 ( 1+ x ) −¿ C 1 ( 1+ x ) + C 2 (1+ x ) −¿ C3 ( 1+ x ) + C 4 ¿ ¿
85 (b)
=Coefficient of x 4 in [ ( 1+ x )101 −1 ]
4
We have, a=¿ sum of the coefficients in the
=Coefficient of x 4 in (
101
C1 x +
101
C 2 x +⋯ )
2 4 expansion of
n
¿ ( 101 )
4 ( 1−3 x +10 x 2 ) =( 1−3+ 10 )n=( 8 )n=( 2 )3 n (putting
x=1)
81 (b) Now, b=¿ sum of the coefficients in the expansion
n! ( 21−n ) ! 21 ! of ( 1+ x 2 )
n
n ! ( 21−n ) !=21 ! = 21 which is
21! Cn n n
¿ ( 1+1 ) =2 . Clearly, a=b3
minimum
When C n is maximum which occurs when n=10 86 (a)
21
( ( )) ( )
0 11 r
1 11−r 1
, T r +1 ¿ C r ( a x )
2 11 2
2 For a x +
¿ ∫ x ( x−1 )
n n−1
dx bx bx
1 11 11−r 1 22−3 r
¿ Cr a r
x
83 (b) b
For x 7,
( )
r
−k 10−r
(−k )r
t r+ 1= C r ( √ x )
10 10 5−5 r / 2
2
= Cr x 22−3 r =7
x
⇒ 3 r =15
For this to be independent of x ,r must be 2, so
⇒ r =5
that
11 6 1 7
10 2
C 2 k =405⇒ k=±3 ⇒ T 6 ¿ C5 a 5 x
b
6
84 (c) 11 a
⇒ Coefficient of x 7 is C5 5
( 1+ x )n=C 0 +C1 x+ C2 x2 +C 3 x 3 + ⋯ +C n−1 x n−1+C n x n b
( ( ))
11
(1) 1
Similarly, coefficient of x −7
in ax− is
( x +1 )n=C 0 x n +C 1 x n−1 +C2 x n−2+ ⋯ +C n−1 x +C n bx
2
(2) 11 a
5
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88 (b) 20 !
30 30 0 30
( 1−x ) ¿ C 0 x −¿ C1 x + C2 x +…+ (−1 ) 1 30 2 30 30 30
C 30 x ¿ 15! 2 ! 3 !
(1)
93 (a)
( x +1 )30 ¿30 C 0 x 30 +¿ 30 C1 x 29+ 30 C2 x 28+ …+ ¿30 C 10 x 20+ …+ 30 C 30 x 0 ¿ ¿ ( 2n ) ! ( n+1 )( n+2 ) ⋯ (n+ n)
2n
(2) N= C n= =
( n ! )2 (n !)
Multiplying (1) and (2) and equating the
⇒ ( n ! ) N =( n+1 ) ( n+2 ) ⋯ ( n+ n )
coefficient of x 20 on both sides, we get required
30 Since n< p< 2n , so p divides ( n+1 )( n+2 ) ⋯ ( n+n )
sum is equal to coefficient of x 20 in ( 1−x 2 ) ,
which is given by C 10
30 94 (d)
n+ 1 n
n+1 × Cr
89 (d) Cr +1 11 r +1 11
= ⇒ =
1 n
Cr 6 n
Cr 6
=a 0 +a1 x+ a2 x 2 + ⋯ +an x n +…
( 1−ax ) (1−bx) ⇒ 6 n+ 6=11 r+ 11⇒6 n−11r=5 ( 1 )
But Also,
( 1−ax )−1 ( 1−bx )−1=( 1+ax + a2 x 2 +… ) ( 1+bx +b 2 x 2 +… ) n n−1
n × C r−1
⇒ Coefficient of x 2 is Cr 6 r 6
= ⇒ = ⇒ n ⇒ 2r (2)
C r−1 3 3
n n−1 2 n−2 n −1 n n−1 n−1
b + a b +a b + …+a b+ a C r−1
n +1
b −a
n +1
From (1) and (2), r =5 and n=10,
¿
b−a ∴ nr=50
n +1 n+1
b −a
⇒ an = 95 (b)
b−a
( a−1 )n , n≥ 5
90 (d) In the binomial expansion,
( 1+2 x+ 3 x 2 + ⋯ )
−3 /2
= [ ( 1−x )
2 −3 /2
] T 5+ T 6 =0
n n−4 4 n n−5 5
3
¿ ( 1−x ) =1−3 x+3 x −x
2 3 ⇒ C4 a b − C5a b =0
[ ]
n n
Therefore, coefficient of x 5 is 0 C a 4+ 1 a C r +1
⇒ n 4 =1⇒ =1 using n r =
C5 b n−4 b C r+1 n−r
91 (a)
10 10 a n−4
⇒ =
∑ (r ) 20
Cr =∑ 20 × Cr −1 19
b 5
r=0 r =1
19 19
¿ 20( C0 + C1 +…+ C10 )
19
96 (b)
We have
¿ 20 ( 19 C0 + 19 C 1 +…+ 19 C10 )
T r+ 1=29 C r 329−r (7 x ) =( 29 Cr ×3 29−r × 7r ) x r
r
1
2 (
¿ 20 × 219+ 19 C10 ) Coefficient of ( r +1 )th term is C r ×3
29
29
29−r
30−r
×7
r
r−1
18
¿ 20(2 + C 10)
19 And coefficient of r th term is C r−1 ×3 ×7
From given condition,
92 (d) 29
C r ×3
29−r r 29
×7 ¿ C r −1 ×3
30−r
×7
r−1
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⋮
4n
⇒ f ( 1 )+ + +… ∴ Last digit of 33 +1 is 4
1 2! n!
n n(n−1) n ( n−1 ) (n−2) n ( n−1 ) (n−2)103
⋯ 1 (c,d)
¿ 1+ + + ⋯+ ∵ Number of distinct terms
1 2! 3! n!
9+ 3−1 11
n n n n
¿ C 0 + C 1 + C 2+ ⋯ + C n ¿ C 3−1 = C 2=55
¿2
n Sum of coefficients ¿(2−2+1)9=19=1
9!
and (2−2 x + x ) =∑
2 9 α β 2 γ
(2) (−2 x ) (x )
98 (d) α ! β! γ !
4 10 3 10
( 1+ x + x + x ) =( 1+ x ) ( 1+ x )
3 10
Here, β +2 γ =4 , α + β +γ =9
¿¿ α β γ
¿ 5 4 0
Therefore, coefficient of x 4 is
∴6 2 1
10 10 10 7 0 2
C 1 C1 + C 4 =310
∴ Coefficient of x 4
99 (d) 9! 5 4 9! 6 2 9!
¿ ∙2 ∙(−2) + (2) (−2) + ¿
5! 4 ! 0 ! 6 ! 2! 1 ! 7 ! 0 ! 2 !
[ √ 1+ x 2−x ] = 1 2 × ( √1+ x 2 + x )
2
−1
9
¿ 2 ( 126+126+ 9 )=133632
√1+ x −x ( √1+ x + x )
¿ √ 2 2 =x+ √ 1+ x 2=x + ( 1+ x 2 )
1+ x 2 + x 1/ 2 104 (a,b,c)
1+ x −x ∵ (101)50−( 99)50=(100+1)50−(100−1)50
50 49 50 47 50 45
( )
1 2 1 −1 x
4
¿ 2 { C 1 (100 ) + C 3 ( 100 ) + C5 ( 100 ) +... }
¿ x +1+ x + +⋯
2 2 2 2! 50 50 47
¿(100) +2 { C 3 ( 100 ) + C 5 ( 100 ) +... }
50 45
50 50 50
100 (a) ⇒ (101) −(99) >(100)
50 50 50
We know that the sum of the coefficients in a ⇒ (101) −(100) >(99)
( ) ( )
binomial expansion is obtained by replacing each 1001
999
1
999
( )
n 999
Cn /2 , i.e., 1001
∴ <1000
12
C 6=924 1000
999 1000
⇒ (1001) <(1000)
101 (b,c)
For n=2 m, the given expression is 105 (a,b,c,d)
C 0−( C 0 +C1 ) + ( C0 +C 1+ C2 ) −( C 0+C 1 +C2 +C 3 ) +… (−1 )n−1 T 5+C
Let(C be numerically the greatest term in the
0 1 +…+ C n−1 )
10
¿ C 0−( C 0 +C1 ) + ( C0 +C 1+ C2 ) −( C0 +C 1 +C2 +C 3 ) +…−(Cexpansion of ( 1+ x / 3 )
0 +C 1+ …+C 2 m−1 )
Then,
¿−( C 1+C 3 +C5 + …+C2 m−1 )
¿−( C 1+C 3 +C5 + …+Cn −1 ) =−2
n−1
[ ] [ ]
T5
T4
≥1∧
T6
T5
≤1
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7 x
⇒ | | | |
× ≥ 1∧ × ≤ 1
4 3
6 x
5 3 2 ( 14 ) !
2 ( 14 Cr )=14 C r−1+ 14 C r +1
( 14 ) ! ( 14 ) !
12 5 ⇒ = +
⇒|x|≥ ∧|x|≤ (1) r !(14−r ) ( r−1 ) ! ( 15−r ) ! ( r +1 ) !(13−r )
7 2
2 (14 ) ! ( 14 ) ![ ( r +1 ) r +(15−r )(14−r )]
12 5 ⇒ =
⇒ ≤|x|≤ r !(14−r )! ( r +1 ) ! ( 15−r ) !
7 2 2
⇒ 2(15−r ) ( r+ 1 )=2 r −28 r +210
⇒x∈
−5 12
2
,−
7[ ∪
12 5
,
7 2 ] [ ] ⇒ r −14 r + 45=0 or ( r −5 ) ( r−9 )=0
2
⇒ r =5 or 9
106 (a,d)
110 (a,b,c)
( )
th
n th
Middle term is +1 ∨( 4+1 ) ∨T 5 6561−r r
2 General term is 6561 C 7 3
11 9
r
()
4
x 8 4 To make the term free of radical sign, r should be
⇒ T 5= C 4 ×2 =1120
2 a multiple of 9
8 ×7 × 6 ×5 4 ∴ r=0 , 9 , 18 , 27 , … 6561
⇒ x =1120
1× 2× 3 ×4 Hence, there are 730 terms. The greatest binomial
4 1120 coefficients are
⇒x = =16
70 6561
C 6561−1 and
6561
C 6561−3 or 6561 C
3280 and
⇒ ( x +4 ) ( x −4 ) =0
2 2
6561
2 2
⇒ x=± 2 ( ∵ x ∈ R ) C3279
Now, 3280 are 3279 are not a multiple of 3;
107 (a,b,c,d) hence, both terms involving greatest binomial
We know that to get the sum of coefficients, we coefficients are irrational
put x=1
n 111 (c,d)
Then, sum of coefficients is ( 1+ax −2 x 2 ) is 69 69 69 69
C 3 r−1 + C 3 r= Cr −1+ Cr 2 2
( a−1 )n 70 70
Obviously, when a> 1, sum is positive for any n ⇒ C3 r = C r 2
108 (a,c) 7 , 10
( 1− y )m ( 1+ y )n Hence, r =3 and 7(as the given equation is nor
¿ ( 1− C 1 y+ C 2−... ) (1+ C 1 y + C 2 y +...)
m m n n 2
defined for r =0 and −¿10)
( x1 ) ( x1 ) + …+ C +( x + x1 )
2 n
n n 2 n 2 n 2
⇒ a1=n−m=10 (1) ¿ C+ C x + + C x+
0 1 2 2 2 n 2
2
m +n 62−m−n−2mn This contains each of the term
a 2= =10
2 0 2 4 2 −2 −4 −2 n
x ,x ,x ,… x n,x ,x ,…,x
( m−n )2−( m+n )=20 Coefficient of constant term
⇒ m+n=80 (2) n−1
¿ n C 0+ ( n C2 ) ( 2 ) + ( n C 4 ) ( 4 C2 ) + ( n C6 ) ( 6 C 3 ) +… ≠ 2
Solving (1) and (2), we get m=35 , n=45
coefficient of x 2 n−2 in n C n−1=n coefficient of x 2 is
109 (a,d) n
C1 + ( n C 3 )( 3 C 1 ) + ( nC 5 ) ( 5 C2 ) + …>n
Coefficients of r th , ( r +1 )th and ( r +2 )th term are
14 113 (a,b,c)
Cr −1 , C r and Cr +1 ¿
14 14
10
¿
( x sin p+ x−1 cos p )
If these coefficients are in A.P., then
The general term in the expansion is
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r 50 50 50 50 50
10
T r+ 1= C r ( x sin p )
10−r
( x−1 cos p ) ¿ C0 + C1 + C 2 +…+ C50=2
50
For the term independent of x , we have Also, C m is not divisible by 50 for any m as 50 is
10−2r =0 or r =5 not a prime number
Hence, the independent term is 50
3
f ' =n C 0 4 n−¿ n C 1 4 n−1 √ 15+ n C 2 4 n−2 ∙15−n C3 4 n−3 ( √15 ) ¿+Coefficient
…¿ of x m−1 in ( 1+ x )n−1
∴ I + f +f ' =2 ( n C 0 4 n+ n C 2 4n−2 ×15+ … )=¿ even ¿
n−1
C m−1
integer ∴ C0 −C1 +C 2−⋯ + (−1 )m−1 C m−1
∵ 0< f +f ' <2 ⇒ f +f ' =1 ⇒1−f =f ' n−1
¿ C m−1 (−1 )
m−1
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8
( 1+ z 2 + z 4 ) =C0 +C 1 z 2 +C 2 z 4 +…+ C16 z32 (1) ( x +a )n =P+Q (1)
Putting z=i , where i=√ −1, Similarly,
( 1−1+1 )8 =C0 −C1 +C 2−C 3+ …+C 16 ( x−a )n=P−Q (2)
n
⇒ C 0−C 1+ C2−C 3 +…+C 16=1 1. ( 1 ) × ( 2 ) ⇒ P2−Q 2=( x2 −a2 )
Also, putting z=ω ,
8
2. Squaring (1) and (2) and subtracting (2)
( 1+ω 2+ ω 4 ) =C 0 +C 1 ω 2+C 2 ω4 + …+C 16 ω 32 from (1), we get 4 PQ=( x+ a )2 n−( x−a )2 n
2 32
⇒ C 0 +C 1 ω +C 2 ω+C 3+ …+C 16 ω =0 (2)
Putting x=ω 2, 3. Squaring (1) and (2) and adding,
2 ( P2 +Q2 )=( x +a ) + ( x−a )
2n 2n
8 8
( 1+ω +ω ) =C 0 +C 1 ω +C 2 ω +…+C 16 ω
4 4 8 64
2
⇒ C 0 +C 1 ω+ C2 ω +…+ C16 ω=0 (3) 122 (a,b,c,d)
Putting x=1, 1
On putting x= in given equation, we get
8
3 =C0 +C 1+ C2 +…+ C16 (4) x
∑ ar ( 1x ) = 1+ 1x + x12( )
2n r n
Adding (2), (3) and (4), we have 1 2 n
= 2n
( x + x +1 )
3 ( C 0+ C3 +…+ C15 )=3
8 r=0 x
2n 2n
7
⇒ C 0 +C 3+ …+C15=3 ⇒ ∑ ar x 2 n−r=(x2 + x +1)n=∑ a r x r
Similarly, first multiplying (1) by z and then r=0 r =0
2n
putting 1 , ω , ω2 and adding we get ¿ ∑ a 2 n−r x 2 n−r …(i)
7
C 1+C 4 +C 7 +C 10+C 13+ C16=3 r =0
( )
1 1 n a a a a
Hence, the 10th term of 1− + 2 =a0− 1 + 22 − 33 +...+ 22 nn …(iv)
x x x x x x
( √ ) (
20
)
20
17 3
3− +3 √ 2 = −√ 2 is On multiplying Eqs. (iii) and (iv) and comparing
4 2
constant terms, then
()
20−9
20 3 (− √ 2 )
9 2 2 2 2 2
C9 RHS¿ a 0−a1 + a2−a 3+...+ a2 n
2
( )
n
Which is an irrational number 2 n 1 1
= Constant term in (1+ x + x ) 1− +
x x2
121 (a,b,c)
∴ Coefficient of x2 n ∈(1+ x 2 + x 4 )n is a n
We have,
Again putting x=−1 in Eq.(i), we get
( x +a )n =n C 0 xn + n C 1 x n−1 a + n C 2 x n−2 a2 + ⋯ + n C n an
a 0−a 1+ a2−a 3+ ...+ a2 n=1 …(v)
¿ [ C0 x + C 2 x a +… ] + [ C1 x a+ C 3 x a +… ] On adding Eqs. (ii) and (v) and dividing by 2, we
n n n n−2 n n n−1 n n−3 3
or get
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1 n 10
10 !
a 0+ a2 +a 4 +...+a2 n = (3 +1)
2 ¿ S2=∑ j ( j−1 )
j=1 j ( j−1 ) ! ( 9−( j−1 ) ) !
10
123 (a,c,d) 9!
¿ 10=∑ =10. 29
n
C1 +¿
n +1
C 2 +¿
n+2
C 3 + ⋯ +¿
n+m −1
mC ¿¿¿ j=1 j ( j−1 ) ! ( 9−( j−1 ) ) !
n n+1 n+2 n+ m−1 10
¿ C n−1 +¿ C n−1 + ¿ Cn −1 + ⋯ + ¿ C n−1 ¿ ¿ ¿ ¿ S3=∑ [ j ( j−1 ) + j ] 10 C j
n−1
¿ Coefficient of x in j=1
10 10
( 1+ x )n + ( 1+ x )n+1 + ( 1+ x )n+2 + ⋯ + ( 1+ x )n+m−1 ¿ ∑ j ( j−1 ) C j + ∑ j 10 C j
10
[ ( 1+ x )m−1
]
j=1 j=1
n
¿ Coefficient of x n−1 in ( x +1 ) 8
¿ 90. 2 +10. 2
9
( 1+ x )−1 8 8 8 9
¿ 90.2 +20.2 =110. 2 =55. 2
( 1+ x )m +n− (1+ x )n
¿ Coefficient of x n−1 in
x 127 (a)
¿ Coefficient of x n in [ ( 1+ x ) −( 1+ x )n ]
m+ n n
Let ( √ 5+2 ) =N + f , where N is an integer and
¿
m +n
Cn −1 0< f <1
Similarly, we can prove n
m m +1 m+2 m +n−1 m +n Let ( √ 5−2 ) =f ' , then 0< f ' <1
C1 +¿ C 2 +¿ C3 + ⋯ +¿ C n= C m−1 ¿ ¿ ¿
n n
124 (a,c) Let ( √ 5+2 ) − ( √ 5−2 ) =¿ integer ( ∵ n is odd)
Inclusion of log x implies x >0 n n
Now, 3rd term in the expansion is ∴ N =( √ 5+2 ) −( √5−2 )
2
T 2+1=5 C2 x 5−2 ( x log ) =1000000 (given)
x
10 n ( n−1) /2 n 3 ( n−3 ) /2
¿ 2[ C 1 ∙ 2 ∙5 + C3 ∙2 ∙5 +...]
or
x
3+2 log 10 x
=10
5 ⇒ N is divisible by 2 n on using statement II
Taking logarithm of both sides, we get
(If n is prime and r < n, then there is no factor
( 3+2 log 10 x ) log 10 x=5 n
which will cut n ⇒ C r will be divisible by n )
or
2
2 y + 3 y−5=0, 128 (a)
where log 10 x= y Since, coefficient of x r in (1−x ) =
−n n+r−1
Cr
or
( y−1 )( 2 y +5 )=0 or y=1 or −5/2 ∴ Coefficient of x n in (1−x )−2=2 +n−1 C n
or n+ 1
log 10 x=1 or −5/2 ¿ C n=(n+1)
∴ x=101=10 or 10−5 / 2 Hence, option (a) is correct
125 (a,b,c) 129 (d)
100 100
(101) −1=(1+100) −1 ∵ (a + x) λ (b + x) λ+1 (c+ x) λ+2
100 100 2 100 100
¿ 1+ C 1 ( 100 ) + C 2 (100 ) + .… ..+ C 100 (100) −1
4 ¿ {( x +a )( x +a ) … λ×}
¿ 10 λ ∀ λ ∈ N
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131 (d)
) ( )
m 2m
Obviously, statement 2 is true. But to get the sum
( (1+ x )
m 2
1 x +2 x+1
n x + +2 = =
of coefficient in the expansion of ( 3−x /4 +3 5 x/ 4 ) , x x x
m
132 (b)
{ ( )}
n
1
Given expression ¿ 1+ x +
x
( ) ( ) ( ) ( )
2 3 n
n 1 n 1 n 1 1
¿ 1+ C1 x + + C 2 x+ + C3 x + +...+ x +
x x x x
2 n b1 b 2 b3 bn
¿ a 0+ a1 x + a2 x +...+a n x + + 2 + 3 +...+ n
x x x x
( )
n−1 n
n
¿
2
∑ n−r
n
C
+∑ n
r
C
r =0 r r =1 r
(∑ )
n
n n
¿ n
2 r =0 Cr
2
n
¿ a
2
134 (d)
Statement 2 is true as it is the property of
binomial coefficients. But statement 1 is false as
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three consecutive binomial coefficients may be in 135 (b)
A.P. but not always We know that the total number of terms in
n
( x 1 + x 2+ ⋯ + x r ) is C r−1. So, the total number of
3
terms in ( x 1 + x 2+ ⋯ + x n ) is
n+ 3−1 ( n+ 2 )( n+ 1 ) n
C n−1=n+2 C3 =
6
136 (a)
We have,
p p
( 2+ √ 5 ) + ( 2−√5 ) =2 ¿ (1)
p p
From, (1), ( 2+ √ 5 ) + ( 2−√ 5 ) is an integer and
p
−1< ( 2−√5 ) <0 ( ∵ p is odd )
[ p
]
So, ( 2+ √ 5 ) =( 2+ √ 5 ) + ( 2−√ 5 )
p p
p +1 p p−1 p 2 ( p−1 ) / 2
¿2 +¿ C 2 2 5+ ⋯ +¿ C p−1 2 5 ¿¿
∴ [ ( 2+ √ 5 ) ]−2 p+1=2 ¿
p
p p ( p−1 )
C 2= ,
1× 2
137 (a)
( 1+ x )n−nx−1=¿ (1)
n 2 n n
¿ C2 x + ⋯ + ¿ Cn x ¿
2
¿x ¿
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2 n+2 2 2 40
⇒9 −8 n−9=8 ¿ ¿ ( 1+ x )( 1+ x ) ( 1−x + x )
40
Which is divisible by 64 3 40
¿ ( 1+ x ) ( 1+ x )
Hence, both the statements are correct and
3 40 3 40
statement 2 is a correct explanation of statement ¿ ( 1+ x ) + x ( 1+ x )
1
¿¿
138 (a)
Hence, the coefficient of x 85 is zero as there is no
( )
2 3 n 3
x x x
Coefficient of x n in 1+ x + + +⋯ term in the above expansion which has x 85
2! 3 ! n!
Also, statement 2 is correct but it is not a correct
( )
2 n 3
n x x explanation of statement 1
= Coefficient of x in 1+ x + + ⋯ + ⋯
2! n!
142 (a)
(as higher powers of x are not counted while We know that
calculating the coefficient of x n )
m m n m n n
Cr +¿ C r −1 C 1 + ¿ C r −2 C 2 + ⋯ + C r ¿ ¿
n
3
= Coefficient of x n in e 3 x = = Coefficient of x r in ( 1+ x )m (1+ x )n
n!
¿ ∑ r Cr =10 ∑ Cr −1 =10× 2
10 9 9
I.
n
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[ ]
2 12
n( n+1) 2(n+1)×n(n+1)(2n+1) n ( n+1coefficient
) of 7th term is C 6 which is the greatest
¿(n+1)2 × − +
2 6 2 binomial coefficient.
2
(n+1) ∙ n ∙(n+ 2) But this is not the reason for which T 7 is the
¿ =14 2 (given) greatest. Here, it is coincident that the greatest
12
term has the greatest binomial coefficient
2
2 2 7 ∙ 6∙ 8
¿ 7 ×2 = Hence, statement 1 is true, statement 2 is true;
12
but statement 2 is not correct explanation of
∴ n=6 statement 1
¿ ( 7 k +5 )
2222
∑ n Cr ∙ x r+1 =x ( 1+ x )n
r=0
¿ 7 m+5
2222 On differentiating w.r.t. x , we get
n
Now, ∑ ( r +1 ) ∙ n C r ∙ x r =( 1+ x )n+ nx ¿
r=0
¿ 25 ( 126−1 )
740 ∑ ( r +1 ) ∙ n C r=2 n+ n(2)n−1=( n+2 ) 2n−1
r=0
∴ Statement I is true, Statement II is true;
¿ 25 [ 7 n+1 ] Statement II is a correct explanation for
Statement I.
¿ 175 n+25
151 (a)
Remainder when 175 n+25 is divided by 7 is 4 2n
( 1+ x + x ) =∑ ar x r (1)
2 n
⇒ r ≤ 6.19 n
⇒ ∑ (−1 ) ar n C r =0
r
153 (b)
In the sum of series
( (∑ ))
n n n n
∑ ∑ f ( i ) × f ( j ) =∑ f (i) f ( j)
i=1 j=1 i=1 j=1
∑ ¿
0 ≤ j<¿ ∑ f ( i ) f ( j ) + ∑ ¿¿ ¿¿
i ≤n i=¿ ∑ f ( i ) f ( j )
j
¿2 ∑ ¿
0 ≤i<¿ ∑ f ( i ) f ( j ) + ¿ ∑ ¿¿¿
j≤ n i=¿ ∑ f (i ) f ( j )¿
j
⇒
n n
∑ ¿
∑ ∑ f (i) × f ( j)−∑ ∑ f (i ) f ( j)
0 ≤ i<¿ ∑ f ( i ) f ( j ) =
i=0 j=0 i=j
¿
j≤ n 2
1.
10 10 10
∑∑ 10
Ci C j =∑ ∑ C i C j−∑ 10 C2i =220− 20 C 10
10 10 10
2.
10 10 10
∑∑ 10
Ci C j + ∑ 10 C2i
10
20 20
2 + C10
∑∑ 10
Ci C j=10 i=0 j=0
2
i=0
=
2
0 ≤i ≤ j ≤10
∑ ¿
3.
10 10 10
∑∑ 10
C i C j−∑ C
10 10 2
i
0 ≤i <¿ ∑
10 10 i=0 j=0 i=0
C i C j= ¿
j≤ 10 2
20
20 −¿ C10
¿2 ¿
2
10 10 10 10
4. ∑∑ 10
Ci 10 C j =∑ 10 C i ∑ 10 C j=220
i=0 j=0 i=0 j=0
154 (d)
1. In
( 1+ x )41=41 C 0 + 41 C 1 x+ 41 C2 x 2+ …+ 41 C 20 x 20 + 41 C 21
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41 41 41 40
⇒ C21 + C 22+ …+ C 41=2 2. ( 3053 ) 456− (2417 )333
456 333
2. ¿ ( 339 ×9+ 2 ) −( 269 ×9−4 )
42 42 2 42 3 42
( 1+ √ 2 ) = C0 +¿ ( C 1 √ 2 ) + C2 ( √ 2 ) + C 1 ( √ 2 ) +…+ C 42 ( √ 2 ) ¿
42 42 42
42 42
C 0 + C2 + C 4 + …+ C 42=2
42 42 41 and
456 333 76 111
2 +4 =( 64 ) + ( 64 )
( x + 1x + x + x1 ) =( x + x+x x +1 )
21 3 4 21
2
3. 2 2
76 111
¿ ( 1+63 ) + ( 1+63 )
2 82
a0 +a 1 x +a2 x + …+a 82 x 76
¿ ( 1+9 ×7 ) + (1+ 9× 7 )
111
¿ 42
(1)
x
Hence, the remainder is 2
Now, putting x=1, we get
3. We know that n ! terminates in 0 for n ≥ 5
21
4 =a 0+ a1 +a 2+ …+a82 and 3 4 n terminates in 1( ∵ 34 =81 )
( ) is
m
2 1
Now, ( r +1 )th term of x +
⇒ n C 0+ n C 4 + n C8 + …=
2 (
1 n/ 2 nπ
2 × cos + 2n−1
4 ) x
()
r
m −r 1
Cr ( x )
m 2 m 2 m−3 r
For n=42, = Cr x
x
42
C 0 + 42 C4 + 42 C 8+ …=
1 21
2 (
2 × cos
21 π 41
2
+ 2 =240 ) For this to be independent of
x ,2 m−3 r =0 ⇒ r=6
155 (d) 156 (c)
( n +1) ( n+ 1) ( n +2) ( n+3 )
1. C 4+ C3+ C 3= C4 n ( n+ 1 ) 2
( A ) ( 1−x )−n =1+ nx + x + …if |x|<1
n+3
2!
(n+3) (n +3) C4 n(n+1) 2
⇒ C4> C3 ⇒ n+3 >1 −n
( B ) (1−x ) =1+nx + x −... if |x|<1
C3 2!
⇒ n> 4∨n ≥ 5
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1 1 1 x By the given condition,
( C ) 1+ + 2 +…= = [ ∵ x >1 ]
x x 1 x−1
1− 14
2 C r= C r−1 + C r +1
14 14
(1)
x
( )
−2 4
( D ) 1− 22 + 34 − 46 + ...= 1+ 12 = x 14
C r−1
14
C r +1
x x x x ¿¿ ⇒ 2= +
14 14
Cr Cr
157 (a)
Let consecutive coefficients be Cr and Cr +1.
n n r 14− ( r +1 ) +1
⇒ 2= +
14−r +1 r +1
Then,
r 14−r
n! n! ⇒ 2= +
= 15−r r +1
( n−r ) ! r ! ( n−r−1 ) ! ( r +1 ) !
⇒ r =9
1 1
⇒ =
( n−r ) ( n−r −1 ) ! r ! ( n−r−1 ) ! ( r +1 ) r ! 158 (c)
We know that
⇒ r +1=n−r n 2 n 2 n 2 2n
C0 + C1 + …+ C n= Cn
⇒ n=2 r +1 And
Hence, n is odd
n 2 n 2
C0 − C 1 +…+ (−1 ) C n=
nn 2
{ n
0,
n
if n is odd
Cn / 2 (−1 ) , if nis even
n n 31 2 31 2 31 2 31 2
E=( 19−4 ) + ( 19+ 4 ) From this, C 0− C 1 + C 2−…− C31=0
32 2 32 2 32 2 32 2 32
n n n n−2 2 n n
C 0− C 1 + C 2−…+ C 32= C 16
2[ C 0 19 + C 2 19 4 +…+ C n 4 ] when n is 32 2 32 2 32 2 32 2 64
C 0− C 1 + C 2−…+ C 32= C32
even 32 2 32 2 32 2
Also, ( 1/32 ) (1 × C 1 +2× C 2−…+32 × C 32)
or 32
1
¿ ∑ r ( 32 C r )
2
n n n n−2 2 n n−1 32 r =1
2[ C 0 19 + C 2 ∙19 ∙ 4 +…+ C n−1 19 ∙ 4 ]
32
1
then n is odd ¿ ∑ r 32 C r 32 C 32−r
32 r =1
⇒ E is divisible by 19 when n is odd 1
32
¿ ∑ 3231 C r−1 32 C32−r
10 20 10 18 10 16 32 r =1
C 0 C 10− C 1 C 10 + C 2 C10−… 63 63
¿ C 31= C 32
=Coefficient of x 10 in
159 (c)
[ 10 C0 ( 1+ x )20−10 C 1 × (1+ x )18 +10 C 2 ( 1+ x )16−… ] General term, T r+ 1=
6561
Cr(7 )
1/ 3 6561−r
⋅(11 )
1/9 r
=Coefficient of x 10 in [ r r
2187−
6561 3
10
C 0 ( ( 1+ x )
2 10
) − C 1 × ( ( 1+ x ) ) + C 2 ( ( 1+ x ) ) −… ¿¿
10 2 9 10 2 8 Cr ∙ 7 ∙ 119
If T r+ 1 is rational
= Coefficient of x 10 in [ ( 1+ x )2−1 ]
10
r r
= Coefficient of x 10in [ 2 x+ x 2 ]
10 then and are integers
9 3
¿2
10
∴ r is a multiple of 9
∵ 0 ≤r ≤ 6561
14 r −1 14 r 14 r +1
T r= C r−1 x ; T r +1= C r x T r +2= C r +1 x
r
⇒ 0 ≤ ≤ 729
9
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[ ]
r log9 7
∴ =0 ,1 , 2 ,3 , … . , 729 1
9 ¿ 2 2
+ log9
>27
5
2
∴ Total terms=730
Hence, the minimum value is 128
160 (b)
n
162 (b)
Now, (C 0 +C1 +...+C n) =∑ C +2 P
2 2 n n−1
r
2nd term is C1 x a=240 (1)
r=0 n n−2 2
n
rd
3 term is C2 x a =720 (2)
⇒ 2 P=( 2n ) −∑ C 2r
2
n n−3 3
4 term is C3 x a =1080
th
(3)
r =0
1 2n Multiplying (1) and (3) and dividing by the
2 n−1
⇒ P=2 − ( Cn) square of (2), we get
2 n n
C1× C3 240 × 1080
161 (b) 2
= 2
7 Replacing x by 1/ x , we get
¿ [ 1+1 ] =128
¿¿
When x=0 , 40
⇒ ( 1+ x + x 2 ) =∑ ar x 40−r (2)
20
¿¿
¿¿¿ r =0
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⇒ ar=a40−r ∴ ∑ ¿
In (1), putting x=1, we get (∑ ∑ )
99 99 99
2
99
C i C j −∑ ( C i)
99 99
a ≤i<¿ ∑ C i C j =
i=0 j=0 i=0
20 99 99
¿
3 =a0 +a1 + a2+ …+a 40 j≤ 99 2
(∑ )
2 20 100 100
⇒ ( 1−x+ x ) =a0 x −a1 x + a2 x −…+ a40 ( 3 )
40 39 38
∑ 100
C r sin rx =ℑ 100
Cr eirx (Im=imaginary
Clearly, r=0 r=0
2 2 2 2
a 0−a 1+ a2 +…+a 40 is the coefficient of x 40 in part)
(∑ )
20 20 100
( 1+ x ++ x 2 ) ( 1−x+ x 2 ) ¿ℑ 100
C r ( e ix )
r
20
= Coefficient of x 40 in ( 1+ x 2 + x 4 ) r =0
ix 100
20
In ( 1+ x 2 + x 4 ) , replace x 2 by y , then the ¿ ℑ ( 1+ e ) ¿
100
20
coefficient of y 20in ( 1+ y + y 2 ) is a 20. Hence, ¿ ℑ ( 1+cos x+i sin x )
( )
100
2 2 2 2 2 x x x
a 0−a 1+ a2−…+ a40=a20 ¿ ℑ 2 cos +2i sin × cos
2 2 2
⇒ ( a −a +a −…−a ) +a + ( −a +…+ a ) =a20
2 2 2 2 2 2 2
( ( ))
0 1 2 19 20 21 40 100
x x x
⇒ ( a20 −a21 +a 22−…−a219 ) +a 220=a20 ¿ ℑ 2 cos cos +i sin
2 2 2
2 2 2 2 a20 x
⇒ a0−a1+ a2−…−a 19= [1−a20 ] ¿2
100
cos
100
sin (50 x )
2 2
50
164 (c)
2 99 100
∑ 50 Cr ar ×b 50−r × cos ( rB−( 50−r ) A )
r=0
a 0+ a1 x+ a2 x +…+ a99 x + x =0 has roots
( )
50
¿ ℜ ∑ 50 C r ar × b50−r ×e i(rB−(50−r )A )
99 99 99 99
C 0 , C 1 , C 2 , … , C99
⇒ a0 +a1 x+ a1 x 2 +…+ a99 x99 + x 100 =( x−99 C0 )( x−99 C 1 )( x−99 C2 ) … (x−99 C 99 )
r=0
(∑ )
50
r 50−r
Now, sum of roots is C r ( a × eiB ) × ( b ×e−iA )
50
¿ℜ
99 99 99 99 −a 99 r=0
C 0 + C1 + C 2 +…+ C 99= −iA 50
¿ ℜ ( a e +b e )
100 iB
coefficient of x
99 50
⇒ a99=−2 ¿ ℜ ( a cos B+ia sin B+ b cos A−ibsin A )
50 50
Also, sum of product of roots taken two at a time ¿ ℜ ( a cos B+ b cos A ) =c ( ∵ a sin B=b sin A)
is
a99
100
coefficient of x
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50 50 50
r =0
= r=0 r=0
50 50
⇒ P−Q=−1
∑ 50 C r cos 2 rx ∑ 50 C50−r cos 2(50−r ) x We know that
r=0 r=0
2 2 2 n 2
50 C 0−C 1+C 2 +…+ (−1 ) C n
∑ 50
C r [sin 2 rx +sin 2(50−r )x ]
¿ r =0
50
∑ n C r ×2n−r =( 1+ 2 )n=3n
r=0
Now,
50+r
If A contains r elements, then B contains (r +1)
50
Cr 50−r +1
Cr 50+r ( ) elements
Then, the number of ways of choosing A and B is
( 50−r +1 ) ( 50+r ) ! r ! ( 50−r ) ! n n
Cr × C r +1=Cr C r+1
¿
r ! 50! ( 50+ r ) 50 ! But r can vary from 0 to ¿.
( 50−r +1 ) ! ( 50+r −1 ) ! So, total number of ways is
¿
50 ! 50 ! n −1
50+r−1
Cr −1
∑ C r C r+1 =C0 C1 +C 1 C 2 +… .+C n−1 C n=2 n C n−1
r=0
¿ 50
Cr −1 Let A contains r ( 0 ≤ r ≤ n ) elements.
n
50+r
Cr
50 +r−1
C r−1 Then, A can be chosen in Cr ways. The subset B
⇒ T ( r )= − =V ( r )−V ( r −1 )
50
Cr
50
C r −1 of A can have at most r elements, and the number
50+r of ways of choosing B is 2r
Cr
Where V ( r )= 50 Therefore, the number of ways of choosing A and
Cr
B is n Cr × 2r
Now, sum of the given series
50 But r can vary from 0 to n
P=∑ T ( r )=V ( 50 ) −V ( 0 ) So, the total number of ways is
r=1 n
100
C
50
50
C0 100 ∑ n C r ×2r =( 1+ 2 )n=3n
¿ 50
− 50 = C50−1 r=0
C
50 C0
Also, 168 (1)
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)( )
(
4 1
3 4−k xk 9+
¿∑ 39 +3 223
k=0 ( 4−k ) ! k! ¿ 1
3 223 + 1
∑ ( ( ) )( )
4 4−k k
3 x 4!
¿
( 1+ 3 ) =3
1
k=0 4−k ! k ! 4! 223
9 9
4 4 4 −k k 4 ¿3
C k ∙ 3 ∙ x ( 3+ x ) 1
¿∑ = 1+ 3 223
k=0 4! 4!
⇒ 3 =3 thenk =9
9 k
According to the question,
( 3+ x )4 32 172 (8)
=
4! 3 Let the three consecutive coefficients be
4
⇒ ( 3+ x ) =256 n n
Cr −1=28 , C r=56 and Cr +1=70 ,
n
⇒ x +3=4 ⇒ x =1 n
Cr n−r +1 56
So that n
= = =2 and
169 (0) C r−1 r 28
n
Consider ( 5+2 )100 −( 5−2 )100 C r +1 n−r 70 5
= = =
¿2[ ] n
100 99
C 1 5 ∙2+ 100 97
C 3 5 ∙ 2 +…+ 3 100
C 99 5 ∙ 2 99
Cr r+ 1 56 4
¿ 2 [ 1000 ∙5 +1000. C 3 ∙ 5 +…+1000 ∙ 2 ]
98 100 94 98 This gives n+1=3 r and 4 n−5=9 r
4 n−5
⇒ minimum 000 as last three digits ∴ =3 ⇒ n=8
n+1
170 (5)
23 23 23 24 24 25 25 173 (7)
C r +2. C r +1+ C r+2= C r +1+ C r+ 2= C r+ 2 ≥ C 15
( 1+7 )83 + ( 7−1 )83=( 1+7 )83− ( 1−7 )83
∴ (r +2) can be 10, 11, 12, 13 and 15 so 5
elements
¿ 2 [ 83 C 1 ∙ 7+ 83 C3 ∙7 3+ …+ 83 C 83 ∙ 7 83] =( 2∙ 7 ∙ 83 ) +49 I
where I is an integer
171 (9) Now 14× 83=1162
n n−1 n n−2 n n−3 n −1 n 0
f ( n )= C0 a − C 1 a + C 2 a +…+ (−1 ) Cn−1 a 1162 35
∴ =23
1 n 49 49
¿ ( C 0 a − C 1 a + C 2 a + …+ (−1 ) C n−1 a )
n n n−1 n n−2 n−1 '
a ∴ Reminder is 35
1 n nn
¿ ( ( a−1 ) −(−1 ) C n ) 174 (4)
a
We have b=¿ coefficient of x 3 in
¿
1
((
a 3223
1
−(−1 )
n
)) ( ( 1+ x+2 x 2+ 3 x 3 ) + 4 x 4 )
=coefficient of x 3 in
4
n
223 n
3 −(−1 ) 3 4 4 0 4
[¿ C ¿ ¿ 0 ( 1+ x+2 x + 3 x ) ( 4 x ) + C1 ( 1+ x+ 2 x +3 x ) ( 4
4 2 2 3 3
f ( x )=
(3 )
1
4
223
+1 =coefficient of x 3in ( 1+ x +2 x2 +3 x 3 ) =a
2007 Hence, 4 a/b=4
3 223 +1
⇒ f ( 2007 )= 1 175 (6)
3 223 +1 2 n−r
T r+ 1= C r ( x ) (−1 )r x−r
n
2008
223 n 2 n−3 r
3 −1 ¿ Cr x (−1 )r
⇒ f ( 2008 )= 1 n r
3 223
+1 Constant term ¿ Cr (−1 ) if 2 n=3 r
2007 2008 i.e., coefficient of x=0
3 223 +3 223 n
hence, C2 n /3 (−1 )
2 n/ 3 6
=15= C 4 n=6
⇒ f ( 2007 ) + f (2008)= 1
+1
223
3
176 (1)
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( )
n
1 n
r−1
1 n
n 177 (0)
lim ∑ ∙ Cr∑ r
C t . 3t =lim ∑
. C (4 r
−3 r
)
( )
th
5n n → ∞ r=1 5
n r n th
n → ∞ r =1 t =0 Middle term is +1 ,i . e . , ( 4+ 1 ) , i. e . , T 5
lim 1 n lim 1 2
( )
n
¿ n ∑ C r 4 −∑ C r 3 = n ( 5 −4 ) =1
()
4
n→ ∞ n r n r n→ ∞ n n
x 4 8.7 .6 .5 4
5 5 ∴ T 5= 8 C 4 4
. 2 =1120⇒ x x =1120
r=1 r=0 2 1.2.3 .4
4 1120
⇒x = =16
70
⇒ ( x 2 +4 ) ( x 2−4 ) =0
∴ x=±2 only as x ∈ R
178 (3)
( )
50000
( 1+0.00002 )50000 = 1+ 1
50000
( )
n
1
Now we know that 2 ≤ 1+ <3 ∀ n ≥1 ⇒ Least
n
integer is 3
179 (5)
10
We have 1+ ∑ ( 3 ∙ Cr + r ∙ C r )
r 10 10
r =1
10 10
¿ 1+ ∑ 3 ∙ C r +10 ∑ 9 Cr −1
r 10
r =1 r =1
10 9
¿ 1+4 −1+10 ∙ 2
¿ 4 10 +5.210=210 ( 45 +5 )
¿ 210 ( α ∙ 4 5+ β ) , so α =1 and β=5
180 (8)
¿ [ √ x +1+ √ x −1 ] + [ √ x + 1−√ x −1 ]
8 8
2 2 2 2
[ ]
8 6
C 0 ( √ x +1 ) + C 2 ( √ x +1 )
8 2 8 2
2 4 4
¿2
( √ x 2−1 ) +¿ 8 C 4 ( √ x 2 +1 ) ( √ x 2−1 )
2 6
C 6 ( √ x +1 ) ( √ x −1 )
8 2 2
8
+ C 8 ( √ x −1 )
8 2
181 (6)
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( )
r
n−r 1
T r+ 1= C r ( a x )
n 2
th th
Coefficients of ( 2 r +4 ) and ( r −2 ) terms are bx
equal 11 a
11−r
22−2 r −r
18 18 n n ¿ Cr .x
⇒ C2 r +3= C r −3 (when C x= C y, then b
r
x= y ∨x+ y=n) 7
For x ⇒ 22−3 r=7 ⇒ r=5
⇒ 2 r +3+r −3=18⇒ r=6 11 a
6
Hence, coefficients of x 7 is C5 5
182 (4) b
1 /13 n−1 Let x−7 occur in T r+ 1 term, then
T 2= C 1 ( a ) . a √ a=14 a
n 5/ 2
( )
r
11 11−r −1
n −1
13
T r+ 1= C r ( ax ) 2
⇒n∙a =14 a bx
n −14 11−r
⇒ n ∙ a 13 =14 11 a 11−3 r
¿ Cr r
x
n−14 (−b )
⇒ =0 For x 7 ⇒ 11−3 r =−7 ⇒ r =6
13
5
⇒ n=14 11 a
14
Hence, coefficient of x−7 is C 6 6
C3 14 ! 2 ! ∙12 ! 12 b
⇒ 14 = = =4 5 6
C2 3 ! ∙ 11! 14 ! 3 a 11 a
11
Now C5 6 = C 6 5
b b
183 (6) a
5
11 11
( 1−2 x +5 x −10 x ) [ C 0+ C 1 x + C 2 x +… ]=1+a 1 x +a2 x + …
2 3 n n n 2 2 ⇒ C 5 a= C 6 6
b
n ( n−1 ) 11 11 1
⇒ a1=n−2 and a 2= −2 n+5 ⇒ C 5 a= C 11−6
2 b
2
Given that a 1=2 a2 11 11 1
⇒ C 5 a= C 5
2
⇒ ( n+ 2 ) =n ( n−1 )−4 n+10 b
2
⇒ n −4 n+4=n −5 n+10
2 ⇒ ab=1
⇒ n=6 186 (0)
2 3 1999
184 (9) 1+2+2 +2 +…+2
According to the question, 1 ( 22000 −1 )
¿
14 14 14
Cr −1 , C r , C r +1are in A.P., so b= { a +c
2 } 1
2000
¿ 2 −1
14 14 14 1000
⇒ 2. C r = C r−1 + Cr +1 ¿ ( 1−5 ) −1
1000 1000 2 1000 1000
2.14 ! 14 ! 14 ! ¿ 1− C 1 ∙ 5+ C 2 ∙ 5 + …+ C 1000 ∙ 5 −1
⇒ = +
( 14−r ) ! r ! (14−r+ 1 ) ! (r−1) ( 14−r −1 ) ! ( r +1 ) ! Which is divisible by 5
2 1 1
⇒ = 187 (4) +
( 14−r ) ( 13−r ) ! r ( r−1)! ( 15−r ) ( 14−r ) (13−r ) ! ( r−1 ) ! ( 13−r ) ! ( r +1 ) r ( r−1 ) !
( )
2 8
log √ 4 +44
1
x
2 1 1 5 5
+
5
⇒ = + log √2 +7
3 x−1
(14−r )r (15−r ) (14−r) r (r +1) 5 5
2 1 1
( ( ))
8
⇒ − = 2 /5 1
(14−r )r r ( r + 1 ) ( 15−r ) (14−r ) ¿ ( √ 4
x
+44 ) +
3 r−12 1
√
3 x−1
2 +7
⇒ =
( )
8
r (r + 1) (15−r ) 1 /5 1
¿ ( 4 + 44 ) +
x
1/ 3
⇒ r =5 o r 9 ( 2 x−1 +7 )
1/ 5 8−3 1
185 (1) Now 4 T =T 3+ 1 =
8
C 3 ( ( 4
x
+ 44 ) )
( ( 2x−1 +7 ) 1/3 )
3
Let x 7 occurs in T r+ 1 term, then
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( )
x
4 + 44 8 ×7 ×6
Given 336= C 3
8 ⇒ 336= ¿
x−1
2 +7 3 ×2 ×1
2
Let 2 x = y ⇒ y −3 y +2=0 ⇒ y=0 ,2
8
⇒ 336= C3 ¿
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