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ANSWERSHEET (TOPIC = ALGEBRA) COLLECTION #2

Question Type = A.Single Correct Type
Q. 1
(B)
Sol
1 14
1 14
1 141 213
2 C1 + 214 C3 + 214 C5 + 214 C 7 ) =
C1 +14 C3 +14 C5 +14 C7 +14 C9 +14 C11 +14 C13 ) =
.2 =
]
(
(
14!
14!
14!
14!
( k + 1)!( n k 1)! = 1
n!
.
k!( n k ) !
n!
2
Q. 2
(A)
Sol
1
Ck
=
C k +1 2
or
k +1 1
=
nk 2
2k + 2 = n k
(1)
n 3k = 2
n
C k +1 2
|||ly
=
n
Ck + 2 3
( k + 2 ) !( n k 2 ) ! = 2
n!
.
n!
3
( k + 1)!( n k 1)!
k+2
2
=
n k 1 3
3k + 6 = 2n 2k 2
(2)
2n 5k = 8
From (1) and (2)
n = 14 and k = 4
Ans. ]
n + k = 18
2009
(C) Sol Number of terms in (1 + x ) = 2010

..(1)
2008
+ addition terms in (1 + x 2 ) = x 2010 + x 2012 + ......... + x 4016 = 1004
Q. 3
...(2)
2007
+ addition terms in (1 + x 2 ) = x 2010 + x 2013 + ......... + x 4014 + ...... + x 6021 = 1338 (3)
- (common to 2 and 3)
= x 2010 + x 2016 + ......... + x 4014 ) = 335
Hence total = 2010 + 1004 + 1338 335
Ans.
= 4352 335 = 4017
Alternatively :
n ( A B C) = n ( A ) + n ( B) + n ( C) ( n ( A B) + n ( B C) + n ( C A ) + n ( A B C))
( 2010 + 2009 + 2008) 1005

+ 670
+ 670
+ 335 = 4017
AB
Q. 4
(C) Sol Let z = a + ib

Hence we have
z
2008
B C
Ans. ]
C A
z = a ib
=z=z
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2007
z z
1 = 0
z = 0 or z = 1;
if z = 1 z
Q. 5
2009
(B)
if z = 0
2
z=0
= zz = z = 1 2009 value of z
( 0, 0 )
Total = 2010 Ans.]
Sol
If z + i + z i = 8,
PF1 + PF2 = 8
z max = 4
Q. 6
(D)
( B)
Sol

n
n
= 2 cos + i sin = 2n cos

+ i sin
3
3
3
3

n
n
f 1 + i 3 = real part of z = 2n cos

3
6a
n
n 6a ( 6a + 1)
log 2 2n cos
= n + log 2 cos
=
+ ( 1 1 + 0 1 1 + 0 )

3
3
2
n =1
a such term
1+ i 3
= 3a ( 6a + 1) 4a = 18a 2 a
Q. 7
(C)
Sol
Ans.]
Using consine rule

z1 + z 2 =
z1 + z 2 2 z1 z 2 cos120
4 + 9 + 2.3 = 19
2
z1 z 2 =
and
z1 + z 2 2 z1 z 2 cos 60
= 4+96 = 7
z1 + z 2
19
133
=
=
N = 133 Ans. ]
z1 + z 2
7
7
Q. 8
(C)
(z + i)
z 4 + 4z3i + 6z 2i 2 + 4zi3 + i 4 = 1 + i
Sol
4
= 1+ i
z + 1 = 2 z + i = 21/8
z + i = 21/ 8
d 2 4 z1 + i
=
2
2
1/ 8 1/8
5/ 4
= 2.2 .2 = 2
Area =
Q. 9
=
(A)
Sol
Ans]
W=
1
1
1
=
=
2
1 z (1 cos ) i sin 2 cos ( / 2 ) 2i sin ( / 2 ) cos ( / 2 )
cos ( / 2 ) i sin ( / 2 ) 1 1
1
=
= + cot i
2i sin ( / 2 )
2 2
2
2i sin ( / 2 ) cos ( / 2 ) + i sin ( / 2 )
Hence Re ( w ) =
1
2
w moved on the line 2x 1 = 0 parallel to y-axis. ]
Q. 10 (D)
Sol
Given z z + 1 = z + z 1
( z z +1 ) ( z z +1 ) = ( z + z 1 ) ( z + z 1 )
zz z z + 1 z z + 1 + z + 1 = zz + z z 1 + z z 1 + z 1
2
z + 1 z 1 = z + z z 1 z + 1
( z + 1) ( z + 1) ( z 1) ( z 1) = ( z + z ) z 1 + z + 1
( zz + z + z + 1) ( zz z z + 1) = ( z + z ) z 1 + z + 1
2 ( z + z ) = ( z + z ) z + 1 + z 1
( z + z ) z + 1 + z 1 2 = 0
either z + z =
z lies on y axis
or
z + 1 + z 1 = 2
z ix purely imaginary
x=0
z lie on the segment joining ( 1, 0 ) and (1, 0 )
Q. 11 (B)
Sol
( z + 1)
( D )]
= 16z 4
z +1 = 2 z
2
z +1 = 4 z
( z + 1) ( z + 1) = 4zz
1
1
1
zz z z = 0
3
3
3
1
Center = - coefficient of z = , 0
3
1 1
4 2
Radius = r =
+ =
=
9 3
9 3
2
1
Hence centre , 0 & radius =
( B)
3
3
3zz z z 1 = 0
or
2 +1
2
4
6
8
3
5
7
= (1 x + x x + x ..........) + ( x x + x x .......)
2
2 +1
1
x
1+ x
=
+
=
2
2
2
1+ x 1+ x 1+ x2
2 + 1 x 2 + 2 + 1 = 2 + 2x
Q. 12 (B)
Sol
( ) ( )
( 2 + 1) x 2x + ( 2 1) = 0 (divide by
x 2 ( 2 1) x + ( 2 1) = 0
x ( 2 1) = 0
x = 2 1
or
2 + 1)
Q. 13 (C)
Sol
Ans.]
x 2 px + 20 = 0
x 2 20x + p = 0
If
p 20
then
x px + 20 = x 2 20x + p
( 20 p ) x + ( 20 p ) = 0
Hence there are 3 values of x i.e. 10 + 4 5, 10 4 5, 1
x = 1 and p = 21
D1 = 4b12 4a1c1 < 0
Q. 14 (A) Sol
i.e.
a1c1 > b12
..(1)
2
2
D 2 = 4b 4a 2c 2 < 0
hence a 2c 2 > b 22
.(2)
multiplying (1) and (2)
a1a 2c1c2 > b12 b 22
Now consider for f ( x )

D = b12 b 22 4a1a 2c1c2
< b12 b 22 4b12 b 22

= 3b12 b 22
D<0
g(x) > 0
x R
(A) ]
Q. 15 (C) Sol Product will be divisible by 3 if atleast one digit is 0, 3, 6, 9

Hence total 4 digit numbers = 9.103
Number of 4 digit numbers without
0, 3, 6 or 9 = 64 = 1296
Number of numbers = 9000 1296 = 7704 Ans. ]
Q. 16 (B) Sol Sum of single digit number

1 + 3 + 5 + 7 + 9 = 25 = S
Sum of two digit number
4S (1 + 10 ) = 4 ( S + 10S ) = 44S
12S (1 + 10 + 102 ) + (12 )(111) S = 1332S
Sum of three digit number

Sum of four digit number
24S (1 + 10 + 102 + 103 ) = 24 (1111) S = 26664S
Total = 28041S
Q. 17 (B)
n = 3; P (success) = P ( H T or TH ) =
Sol
p=q=
1
and r = 2
2
1 1 3
P ( r = 2 ) =3 C 2 . =
2 2 8
Q. 18 (A)
Ans. ]
Sol
P (A) =
5
3
2
, P ( B) = ; P ( C ) =
10
10
10
P ( D ) = P ( A ) .P ( D / A ) + P ( B ) .P ( D / B ) + P ( C ) .P ( D / C )
5 1 3 2 2 3
. + . + .
10 6 10 6 10 6
5 + 6 + 6 17
=
=
60
60
=
Q. 19 (A) Sol A: exactly one child

B: exactly two children
C: exactly 3 children
1
1
1
P ( A ) = ; P ( B) = ; P ( C ) =
4
2
4
E: couple has exactly 4 grandchildren
P ( E ) = P ( A ) .P ( E / A ) + P ( B ) .P ( E / B ) + P ( C ) .P ( E / C )
2
1
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
= .0 + + . .2 + 3 . .
4
2
2
4
4 4 4
4 2
1,
3
(
)
2
/
2
1
1
2
1 1
3
27
Ans.
= + +
=
8 16 128 128
|||ly
2/2 denotes each child having two children
1 1
2. . denotes each child having 1 and 3 or 3 and 1 children
4 4
16
8
3
27
Ans.]
=
+
+
=
128 128 128 128
Q. 20 (A)
Sol
tan + tan = p
tan tan = q
tan
p
1 q
( + ) =
p
q 1
tan 2 ( + ) + p tan ( + ) + q
1 + tan ( + )
2
1+
1
p2
( q 1)
p2
p2
+
+
q
2
( q 1) ( q 1)
p 2 + p 2 ( q 1) + q ( q 1) 2
( q 1) + p
2
p 2q + q ( q 1)2
p + ( q 1)
2
p 2 + ( q 1) 2
q
= q]
2
2
p + ( q 1)
Q. 21 (D)
a, 2a, b, ( a b 6 ) in A.P.
Sol
a + a b 6 = 2a + b
b = 3
2a a = b 2a
3a = b; a = 1
Hence the series is

1, 2, 3, 4, 5, ............
s100 = [1 + 2 + 3 + ........ + 100] = 5050
Q. 22 (A)
Sol
Tr =
60
60
r =1
r =1
S = Tr =
Ans.]
12 + 22 + 32 + ...... + r 2
r ( r + 1)
r ( r + 1)( 2r + 1) 1 60
1
= ( 2r + 1) = [3 + 5 + 7 + ....... + 121]
6r ( r + 1)
6 r =1
6
A.P.with a =3, d = 2, n = 60
60
=
6 + ( 60 1) 2 = 5 [ 6 + 59 2] = 5 [ 6 + 118] = 620
2.6
Ans.]
Question Type = B.Comprehension or Paragraph

Q. 23 ()
Sol
B
C
[Sol.
2 2n
(1 + x + x )
4n
= ar xr
..(1)
r =0
Replacing x by
1
in equation (1) then
x
1 1
1 + + 2
x x
2n
1
= ar
x
r =0
4n
or
2 2n
(1 + x + x )
4n
= a r x 4n r
.(2)
r =0
From equation (1) and (2), we get

4n
4n
a x = a x
r
4n r
r =0
r =0
Comparing coefficient of x 4n r on both sides, then we get

a r = a 4n r
.(3)
(10)
Put x = 1 and x = 1 in equation (1), then
9 = a 0 + a1 + a 2 + a 3 + a 4 + .... + a 2n + .... + a 4n
and 1 = a 0 a1 + a 2 a 3 + a 4 .... + a 2n + .... + a 4n
adding and subtracting, then we get

9n + 1
= a 0 + a 2 + a 4 + ......... + a 2n + ........ + a 4n 2 + a 4n
2
9n 1
and
= a1 + a 3 + a 5 + ......... + a 2n 1 + ........ + a 4n 1
2
Now,
a r = a 4n r
Put
a 2n 2
.(4)
.(5)
r = 0, 2, 4, 6, ........., a 2n 2 , a 2n
a 0 = a 4n
a 2 = a 4n 2
a 4 = a 4n 2
:.
:.
= a 2n + 2
a 0 + a 2 + a 4 + ..... + a 2n 2 = a 2n 2 + ...... + a 2n 4 + a 4n 2 + a 4n
Now from equation (4)

9n + 1
= 2 ( a 0 + a 2 + a 4 + ..... + a 2n 2 ) + a 2n
2
9n + 1 2a 2n
= a 0 + a 2 + a 4 + ..... + a 2n 2
4
n 1
9n + 1 2a 2n
a 2r =
Ans.
4
r =0
(13)
Put
a r = a 4n r
r = 1, 3,5, 7, ......., 2n 3, 2n 1
a1 = a 4n 1
a 3 = a 4n 3
a 5 = a 4n 5
:
:
a 2n 3 = a 2n +3
a 2n 1 = a 2n +1
a1 + a 3 + a 5 + ....... + a 2n 1 = a 2n +1 + a 2n +3 + ...... + a 4n 3 + a 4n 1
Now from equation (5)
(14)
9n 1
= 2 ( a1 + a 3 + a 5 + ..... + a 2n 1 )
2
n
9n 1 32n 1
a 2r 1 =
r =1
4 4
Ans.
a 2 = coefficient of x 2 in (1 + x + x 2 )
2n
= coefficient of x 2 in 1 + 2n C1 ( x + x 2 ) + 2n C2 ( x + x 2 ) + ......
=
2n
2n
C1 + C 2
= 2n +1 C 2 Ans. ]
Q. 24 ()
Sol Q. 1 C
Q. 2 B
Q. 3 D
n
[Sol. R = (1 + 2x )
put x = 1 to get sum of all the coefficients
(i)
3n = 6561 = 38
n =8
8
1
for x =
; R = 2 +1
2
(
consider
) (
2 +1 +
2 1
1+ f + f '
= 2 8 C0
( 2)
+ ........ = even integer
since I is integer
f + f ' must be an integer
but 0 < f + f ' < 2

f + f ' =1
f ' = 1 f
now n + R Rf
n + R (1 f ) = 8 +
(
8
) (
2 +1 .
Ans.
2 1 = 8 +1 = 9
r
(ii)
Tr +1 in (1 + 2x ) =8 C r ( 2x ) =8 C r when x =
now
Tr +1 Tr
1
2
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Tr +1
> 1
Tr <
Tr +1 > Tr
<
Cr
> 1
8
C r 1 <
( r 1)!; ( 9 r )! 1
8!
.
r!( 8 r ) !
8!
(9 r ) r
for
9 2r
r = 1, 2, 3, 4 this is true
i.e.
T5 > T4
but for r = 5 T6 < T5
T5 is the greatest term

(iii) again Tk +1 =8 Ck .2k.x k ;
(B)
Tk = C k 1.2k 1.x k 1
8
Tk 1 =8 C k 2 .2k 2.x k 2 .x k 2
we want to find the term having the greatest coefficient

(1)
2k 1.8 C k 1 > 2k.8 Ck
and 2k 1.8 Ck 1 > 2k 2.8 Ck 2
(2)
from (1)
8!.2k 1
2k.8!
>
( k 1)!( 9 k ) ! k!( 8 k )!
1
2
>
(9 k ) k
k > 18 3k
k>6
Again 2k 1.8 Ck 1 > 2k 2.8 Ck 2
8!.2k 1
2k 2.8!
2
1
>
>
k
1
!
9
k
!
k
2
!
10
k
!
k
1
10
k
( )(
) (
)(
)
20 2k > k 1
21 > 3k
k<7
6<k<7
T6 and T7 term has the greatest coefficient
k = 6 or 7
Q. 25 ()
Sol
D
Q. 2 B
Q. 3 C
[Sol.
(i)
x+y
=a
sum = 6 + 7 = 13 Ans. ]
Q. 1
Figure is a square Ans.

(ii)
Area of the circle
(where
d=
diameter of circle = side of the
square)
11
(100 )
.2
4
= 5000
(iii)
x + y < 51
or
Ans.
x 0, y 0
x + y 50
give one each to x and y

x + y 48
x + y + z = 48
number of solutions
50
C2
50 49
2
Number of solutions in all the four quadrants = 100.49 = 4900

Number of solutions except ( 0, 0 ) on x and y axis from ( 51, 0 ) to ( 51, 0 ) and
( 0, 51) to ( 0, 51) are 200

Total solutions
Q. 26
Q. 2
Q. 3
[Sol.
()
A
B
= 4900 + 200 + 1 = 5101
Q. 1
Sol
Ans. ]
P (E) = P
P ( F) = P ( E F) + P E F
( )
P ( F) = P ( E ) P ( F / E ) + P E P ( F / E )
(i)
1 4p 1
= p.1 + (1 p ) . =
+
5 5 5
if p = 0.75
1
1
p ( F ) = ( 4p + 1) = ( 4 ) = 0.8
5
5
P ( E F ) 0.75 15
P ( E / F) =
=
=
Ans.
P ( F)
0.80 16
12
(ii)
now
5p
P ( E / F) =
p
( 4p + 1)
Equality holds for p = 0 or p = 1

For all others value of p ( 0, 1) , LHS > RHS, hence (A)
(iii) If each question has n alternatives than
1
1 1 ( n 1) p + 1
= p 1 + =
n
n
n n
np
which increases as n increases for a fixed p (B) ]
P ( E / F) =
( n 1) p + 1
P ( F ) = p + (1 p )
Q. 27
Q. 2
Q. 3
[Sol.
Urn I
()
A
C
Sol
Urn I
<
Q. 1
<
5R
1B
2R
4B
A : first two draws resulted in a blue ball.

B1 : urn-I is used
B2 : urn-II is used
1
2
1
P ( B2 ) =
2
P ( B1 ) =
1 1 1
P ( A / B1 ) = . =
6 6 36
4 4 16 4
P ( A / B2 ) = . =
=
6 6 36 9
Ans.(i)
1 1
.
1
2
36
P ( B1 / A ) =
=

1 1 1 16 17
. + .
E1
2 36 2 36
1 16
.
16
2 36
P ( B2 / A ) =
=

1 16 1 16 17
. + .
E2
2 36 2 36
Ans. ( ii )
E: third ball drawn is red

P ( E ) = P ( E E1 ) + P ( E E 2 )
=
1 5 16 2
5
32
37
. + . =
+
=
17 6 17 6 102 102 102
Ans. (iii)
13
Q. 1
Q. 28
Q. 2
Q. 3
[Sol.
(1)
()
[A]
[B]
Sol
A:
3 balls drawn found to be one each of different colours.
B1:
1( W ) + 1( G ) + 4 ( R ) are drawn;
B2:
1( W ) + 4 ( G ) + 1( R ) are drawn;
B3:
4 ( W ) + 1( G ) + 1( R ) are drawn;
B4:
They are drawn in groups of 1, 2, 3 (WGR) - (6 cases); P ( B4 ) =
B5:
2 ( W ) + 2 ( G ) + 1( R ) ;
4
P ( A / B1 ) =
6
4
P ( A / B3 ) =
C1
4
=
C3 20
WWWWGR
C1.2 C1.3 C1 36
=
6
C3
20
Ans.
W G G R R R,
C1.2 C1.2 C1 8
=
6
C3
20
6
10
WGRRRR
WGGGGR
1
10
C1
4
=
C3 20
P ( A / B4 ) = 6.
P ( A / B5 ) =
1
10
1
P ( B2 ) =
10
1
P ( B3 ) =
10
P ( B1 ) =
P ( B5 ) =
C1
4
=
C3 20
P ( A / B2 ) =
[C]
WWGGRR
1
1 36
1 8
56
P ( B ) .P ( A / B ) = 10 . 20 + 10 . 20 + 10 . 20 + 10 . 20 + 10 . 20 = 200
i
r =1
(2)
(3)
1 4
.
4
1
P ( B1 / A ) = 10 20 =
=
56
56 14
200
1 8
.
8
2
P ( B5 / A ) = 10 20 =
=
56
56 14
200
Ans.
Hence P (bag had equals number of W and G balls/A)

= P ( B1 / A ) = P ( B5 / A ) =
1 2
3
+ =
14 14 14
Ans. ]
Question Type = C.Assertion Reason Type
14
Q. 29 (C) Sol Statement-2 is False

Take eg. z = 2 + 3i
z = 2 3i
z = 2 3i
z = 2 + 3i then figure is rectangle ]
Q. 30 (D)
Sol
Area =
5 2.5 2
= 25
2
Hence S-1 is false and S-2 is true.]

Q. 31 (B)
Sol
z1 , z 2 and 0 are on the same side then only S 2 is the reason of
Sol
For = Im ( z1 ) , then number of values of z = 1
S 1]
Q. 32 (C)
For > Im ( z1 ) , then number values of z = 2
Q. 33 (A)
Sol
Let z = cos + i sin where cos , sin Q
2n
z 1 = 1 + cos 2n + i sin 2n
= 2 sin 2 n + 2i sin n cos n
= 2sin n ( sin n i cos n )
z 2n 1 = 2 sin n
Now P ( n ) : sin n, cos n Q
n N can be provided by induction if sin , cos Q]
15
a p
a b
Q. 34 (A) Sol Let A = b q A T =

p q
c e
a 2 + p 2 ab + pq ac + pr
AA T = ab + pq b 2 + q 2 bc + qr
ac + pr bc + qr c2 + r 2
p 0 a
b c
AA = b q 0 p q
c
Q. 35 (A)
c
r
r =0
AA T is singular.
0 0 0 0
Sol
Given AB + A + B = 0
AB + A + B + I = I
A ( B + I) + ( B + I) = I
( A + I )( B + I ) = I
( A + I ) and ( B + I ) are inverse of each other
AB = BA
Q. 36 (B)
Sol
( A + I )( B + I ) = ( B + I )( A + I )
Let x1 , x 2 , x 3 R be the roots of f ( x ) = 0
f ( x ) = ( x x1 )( x x 2 )( x x 3 )
f ( i ) = ( i x1 )( i x 2 )( i x 3 )
f ( i ) = x1 i x 2 i x 3 i = 1
x12 + 1 x 22 + 1 x 32 + 1 = 1
This is possible only if x1 = x 2 = x 3 = 0
f ( x ) = x3
a=0=b=c
a + b + c = 0*
Q. 37 (D) Sol
ix 2 + (1 + i ) x + i = 0
= 1
Question Type = D.More than one may corect type
Im ( ) = 0.]
Q. 38 ()
Sol B, D

[Sol. Required line is passing through P ( ) and parallel to the vector OQ
16
Hence z = + ia, R
z
= purely imaginary
Re
= 0

Re ( z ) = 0
(B)
Re z = 0
z z
+
=0
Also
(z ) + z = 0
2
z + z 2 = 0
Q. 39 ()
Sol
( D )]
[A, B, C, D]
[Sol.
AP + PB = AB
z + z =
A is true
Now z = + t ( )
= (1 t ) + t where t ( 0, 1)
Again
z
is real
=0
z z
=

Ans.
z z 0
z 1
Again 1 = 0 if and only if
1 =0
(z )
Q. 40 ()
B is true
Sol
=0
Q. 1
Ans.
A, B, C, D
17
zn 1
[Sol.
= ( z 1 )( z 2 ) ............. ( z n 1 )
z 1
put z = i
if n = 4k
0
n 1
if n = 4k + 1
in 1 1
=
(i r ) =
i 1 1 + i if n = 4k + 2
r =1
if n = 4k + 3
i
Q. 41 ()
Q. 1
Sol
B, C, D
1 0
[Hint. PQ =

0 1
Q. 42 ()
Sol
t 2p
[Sol.
tp
B,C, D]
A, B
=
t 4p
t 2p
= r ( say )
th
If we start from t p , then t 2p is the ( p + 1) term and if we start from t 2p , then t 4p

th
is the ( 2p + 1) term
(1)
t 2p = t p + pd
and
t 4p = t 2p + 2pd ( d = c.d )
t 4p = t 2p + 2 ( t 2p t p )
t 4p = 3t 2p 2t p
( r 1)( r 2 ) = 0
Alternative solution : R =
R=
( )( );
( )( )
R=
Q. 43 ()
Sol
t 4p
t 2p
= 3
2t p
t 2p
r = 1, 2
A + ( 2p 1) D
A + ( p 1) D
r = 3
2
r
Ans.
A ( 4p 1) D
A + ( 2p 1) D
2PD
=2
PD
Also if PD = 0
(from equation (1))
D = 0 TP = T2p = T4p R = 1]
B, C
2
[Sol.
( log 2 x )
2
x
log 2 + 9 log 2 32 log 2 x 2 < 4 ( log 2 x )
18
4
( log 2 x ) ( 3log 2 x 3)
Let
+ 45 15log 2 x < 4 ( log 2 x )
log 2 x = t
t 4 ( 3t 3) + 45 18t < 4t 2
t 4 ( 9t 2 + 9 18t ) 18t + 45 < 4t 2
(t
t 4 13t 2 + 36 < 0
4 )( t 2 9 ) < 0
4 < t2 < 9
t2 < 9
3 < t < 3
2
and t > 4
t > 2 or t < 2
hence, t ( 3, 2 ) ( 2, 3)
1 1
x , ( 4, 8 )
8 4
B, C
Q. 44 ()
Sol Q. 1 B, D
2
[Sol. x 2x + 4 = 3cos ( ax + b )
( x 1)
+ 3 = 3cos ( ax + b )
for above equation to have atleast one solution

2
let f ( x ) = ( x 1) + 3 and f ( x ) = 3cos ( ax + b )
if x = 1 then L.H.S. = 3
and R.H.S. = 3cos ( a + b )
hence, cos ( a + b ) = 1
but
a + b = , 2, 5
0 a + b 10
a + b = or 3
Q. 45 ()
Sol [A, B, C, D]
[Sol. S = 111111 = 3.7.11.13.37
B, D]
[ ABCD]
19
Q. 46 ()
Sol Q. 1 B, C, D
[Sol. (A) False is should be 9 P5 1
(B)
x.4! = 8!
x=
8! 8
= C4
4!
(C) Vowels E E E E select 4 places in 9 C4 ways arrange consonant alphabetically only

us one ways.
1
1
9 C 4 = 126 = .256 = .10 C5
2
2
(D) True
correct answer are ( B ) , ( C ) and ( D )
Q. 47 ()
Sol B, C, D
[Sol. Let number of blue marbles is b and number of green marbles is g
Hence
bg
1
=
C2 2
b+g
( b + g )( g + b 1) = 4bg
2
( b + g ) ( b + g ) = 4bg
b 2 + g 2 + 2bg b g = 4bg
g 2 2bg g + b 2 b = 0
D = ( 2b + 1) 4 ( b 2 b )
2
= 8b + 1 must a perfect square. Hence3 possible values of b are 3, 6, 10 [ B, C, D ] ]
Q. 48 ()
Sol
B, C, D
1
1
1
+
+
+ .....
A A + D A + 2D
Corresponding A.P. A + ( A + D ) + ( A + 2D ) + .......
[Sol. Let the H.P. be
Tp of AP =
1
= A + ( p 1) D
q (p + q)
.(1)
Tq of AP =
1
= A + ( q 1) D
p(p + q)
.(2)
20
Tp + q of AP = A + ( P + q 1) D
Now solving equation (1) and (2), we get

A=D=
1
pq ( p + q )
Tp + q of AP = A + ( p + q 1) D = ( p + q ) D =
And Tpq of AP = A + ( pq 1) D = pqD =
1
p+q
Tp + q of HP = pq and Tpq of HP = p + q
also
p > 2, q > 2
pq > p + q
i.e.
1
pq
Tp + q > Tpq ]
Question Type = E.Match the Columns

Q. 49 ()
Sol
(A) Q, R; (B) P, S; (C) Q, S; (D), P, R
1 3i 1 + 3i
1 3i
=
or
2
2
2
amp z =
or
ampz =
Q, R
3
3
1 3i 1 + 3i
1 3i
(B)
z=
=
or
2
2
2
2
2
amp z =
or
P,S
3
3
1 3i
2
2
(C)
2z 2 = 1 i 3
z2 =
= cos + i sin
2
3
[Sol. (A)
z=
2m ( 2 / 3)
2m ( 2 / 3)
z = cos
+ i sin
2
2

m = 0, z = cos + i sin
3
3
2
2
m = 1, z = cos + i sin
amp z =
3
3
3
(D)
z2 =
or
2
Q,S
3
2z 2 + 1 i 3 = 0
1 + i 3
2
2
= cos + i sin
2
3
3
2m + ( 2 / 3)
2m + ( 2 / 3)
z = cos
+ i sin
2
2
m = 0,
z = cos + i sin
3
3

m = 1,
4
4
2
2
cos + i sin or cos + i sin
3
3
3

Q. 50 ()
[Sol: (A)
(B)
Sol (A) Q: (B) R; (C) S

No pair =6 C4 .24 = 15.16 = 240 Ans.
atleast one pair = exactly one + both pair
21
P, R]
(Q)
= 6 C1.5 C 2 .22 + 6 C 2
(C)
(R )
= 240 + 15 = 255 Ans.
fewer than 2 pairs = no pair + exactly one pair
= 6 C 4 .24 + 6 C1.5 C 2 .22
Q. 51 ()
[Sol: (A)
Sol
(S) ]
= 240 + 240 = 480 Ans
(A)-R (B)-S (C)-P (D)-Q
fog : f g ( x )
= ln g ( x ) = ln x 2 1
(B)
gof : g f ( x ) = ln x 1
( , 1) (1, )
( 0, )
(C)
fof : f f ( x ) = ln ln ( x )
ln x > 0
x2 1 > 0
2
x >1
(D)
(1, )
gog : g g ( x ) = g
( x ) 1
(x
1) 1 x ( , )
Q]

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ANSWERSHEET (TOPIC = ALGEBRA) COLLECTION #2

(C) Sol Number of terms in (1 + x ) = 2010

( 2010 + 2009 + 2008) 1005

(C) Sol Let z = a + ib

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= 2 cos + i sin = 2n cos

f 1 + i 3 = real part of z = 2n cos

Using consine rule

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w moved on the line 2x 1 = 0 parallel to y-axis. ]

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z lie on the segment joining ( 1, 0 ) and (1, 0 )

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Hence there are 3 values of x i.e. 10 + 4 5, 10 4 5, 1

D1 = 4b12 4a1c1 < 0

Now consider for f ( x )

< b12 b 22 4b12 b 22

Q. 15 (C) Sol Product will be divisible by 3 if atleast one digit is 0, 3, 6, 9

Q. 16 (B) Sol Sum of single digit number

Sum of three digit number

24S (1 + 10 + 102 + 103 ) = 24 (1111) S = 26664S

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Q. 19 (A) Sol A: exactly one child

E: couple has exactly 4 grandchildren

2/2 denotes each child having two children

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Hence the series is

s100 = [1 + 2 + 3 + ........ + 100] = 5050

Question Type = B.Comprehension or Paragraph

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From equation (1) and (2), we get

Comparing coefficient of x 4n r on both sides, then we get

Put x = 1 and x = 1 in equation (1), then

adding and subtracting, then we get

Now from equation (4)

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Now from equation (5)

+ ........ = even integer

but 0 < f + f ' < 2

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but for r = 5 T6 < T5

T5 is the greatest term

we want to find the term having the greatest coefficient

Again 2k 1.8 Ck 1 > 2k 2.8 Ck 2

T6 and T7 term has the greatest coefficient

Figure is a square Ans.

Area of the circle

diameter of circle = side of the

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give one each to x and y

Number of solutions in all the four quadrants = 100.49 = 4900

( 0, 51) to ( 0, 51) are 200

= 4900 + 200 + 1 = 5101

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Equality holds for p = 0 or p = 1

A : first two draws resulted in a blue ball.

E: third ball drawn is red

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3 balls drawn found to be one each of different colours.

They are drawn in groups of 1, 2, 3 (WGR) - (6 cases); P ( B4 ) =

Hence P (bag had equals number of W and G balls/A)

Question Type = C.Assertion Reason Type

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