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1.
2.
3.
4.
Every quadratic equation ax2 + bx + c = 0 5.
What is (1001)2 equal to?
where a, b, c e R, a"* 0 has
(a)
(5)10
(a)
exactly one real root.
(b)
(9)10
(b)
at least one real root.
(c)
(17)10
(c)
at least two real roots.
(d)
at most two real roots.
(d)
The relation S is defined on the set of integers

Z as xSy if integer x divides integer y. Then
6.
(11)10
What is
equal to, where i =
S is an equivalence relation.
(a)
(b)
(c)
S is only reflexive and symmetric.

S is only reflexive and transitive.
(b)
1/6
(d)
S is only symmetric and transitive.
(c)
(d)
"* b "* c are all positive, then the value of

a
the determinant b
a is
(a)
(b)
non-negative
(c)
negative
(d)
positive
7.
Let z be a complex number s'uch that Iz I = 4

5
and arg z = " . What is z equal to ?
6
(a)
2./3 + 2i
(b)
2./3- 2i
(c)
- 2./3 + 2i
(d)
-./3 + i
non-positive
Let A and B be two matrices such that AB = A

and BA = B. Which of the following
statements are correct ?
wherei-=
Fi
1.
A =A
2.
B =B
3.
(AB)2 =AB
8.
Select the correct answer using the code given

below:
(a) 1 and 2 only
(b) 2 and 3 only
1 and 3 only
(c)
(d)
-~
l~ ~! r
(a)
If a
6
. ;~-- i- .,--,..,
: c
--:'
1, 2 and 3
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6i
- 3i
3i
20
1
- 1 = x + iy, where i =
Fl.
then what is x equal to ?

(a)
(b)
(c)
(d)
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1.
~ ~ t1lii'h<"l ax 2 + bx + c = 0 ~ 5.
a, b, c E B, a., oii
(c)
irnT t I
<lill-~-<lilll% <llf<lf<lih 1'@' irnr t
'lill-~-'lill ~ q lf<lf<lih 1'@' mil ~ I
(d)
~-~-~ ~ <llf<lf<lih 1'@' mil~
(b)
qmrr
(a)
Sl%~~t I
Cbl
s~~31'tt~t 1
(d)
(b)
(9)10
(c)
(17) 10
(d)
(11)10
(a)
(b)
1/6
(c)
(d)
(a)
2.J3 + 2i
(b)
2.J3- 2i
(c)
- 2.J3 + 2i
(d)
-.J3 +
I 0<1
G.
3fR fiStilllih t I
S ~ ~ altt fiStilllih t I
a ., b ., c <NT ~ t <it
S~ ~
a <!iP!R
(a)
(b)
(c)
ifiOIIcll'h
l.'IRfill'h
(d)~
4.
(5) 10
~ ~ ~ Z tR:, ~ S, xSy ~ ~ il
~t~~x,~yq;)~
(c)
3.
(a)
t?
'lm<l2! 1% <llf<li<l'h 1'@'
(a)
2.
(1001)2 ~ ~
l!R ~ A
altt B ~ ~ W >l'hR ~ Fn
AB = A altt BA = B
I f.ll:lff!f@ct ~ il
~ qil;j.~ ~ ~ ?
1.
A 2 =A
2.
B2 = B
3.
2
(AB) =AB
;ft;)
TJ11:
~:
'F "" wWT
~i=Fi
8.
<!i1:
~~
"" 'iiflR
6i
- 3i
3i
- 1
20
~ 1
altt 2
(a)
(b)
~ 2
31'tt 3
(b)
(c)
~ 1
altt 3
(c)
(d)
1, 2
(d)
31'tt 3
=X + iy, ~ i = Fi,
<ilx~~t?
(a)
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9.
f3 are the roots of ax2 + bx + c = 0 and 12.

2
a h, f3 h are the roots of px qx r = 0,
If A is an invertible matrix, then what is

det (A-l) equal to ?
then what is h equal to ?
(a)
If a,
++
+ +
(a)
!2 (E.a -!!)
p
(b)
!(_E.+!!)
a p
2
detA
(b)
1
detA
(c)
(d)
None of the above
(c)
13.
(d)
From the matrix equation AB = AC, where

A, B, C are the square matrices of same order,
we can conclude B = C provided
10.
(a)
A is non-singular.
that
(b)
A is singular.
) , then what is A equal

-1
(c)
A is symmetric.
(d)
A is skew symmetric.
If
is
such
to?
(a)
(b)
(c)
(~ -41)
(~
:)
(b)
-1
(c)
- 1
.(1 -4)
(d)
(-1 4)
Consider the following statements :

2.
Which of the above statements is/are correct ?

(a) 1 only
2 only
(b)
(c)
Both 1 and 2
(d)
Neither 1 nor 2
If
= 0, then which one of the
Determinant is a square matrix.

Determinant is a number associated
with a square matrix.
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x + ) is symmetric, then
x+l
-1
15.
1.
2x-3
what is x equal to ?
2
11.
If A = (
(a)
(d)
14.
a
0
following is correct ?
(a)
~ is one of the cube roots of unity.
(b)
~ is one of the cube roots of - 1.
(c)
a is one of the cube roots of unity.
(d)
b is one of the rube roots of unity.
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9.
~ ax2 i-bx+c=0 ~ liR a, fJ ~

2
px + qx + r = 0 ~ liR a+ h, fJ + h t
~<maRt?
(a)
ail\
mh
12.
(a)
1
detA
(c)
(d)
(c)
13.
(d)
(b)
(c)
(~
-41)
(~
:)
(d)
14.
-1
(10 --14J
15.
u.
e4l"h<l AB = AC ~, ~ A, B, C "<il'ltR
q,1fl ~ cpf 3lfOIIli ~. ~ ~ f.t<;q,.f ~ ~
~ f<n B =C, ~ f<n
3lfOIIli
(a)
A ci!:!i'lli4ft4
(b)
A 3logi'lli4Uft4
(c)
A~t I
(d)
AN~t I
A= (
3lfOIIli t I
tll<fill"h <l'f 3lfOIIli ~ ~ ~
1. Mfill"h ~ <l'f
(b)
(c)
-1
(d)
X+ )
X+1
2x-3
(a)
~1
(b)
~2
(c)
1 ail\ 2 <;);it
<d>
;r
<t>t.l-m ~ ~ t
~ t mX
m1 a1tt ;r ~ 2
o,
m f.lRfcl~a -q
(a)
~ ~ (~) ~ "ERli_i~lH ~ ~ t 1
(b)
~ , - 1 ~ 'ERl{~lH ~ ~ t I
(c)
a ~ (~) ~ ~ 'ij ~ ~
(d)
b~(~)~~-ij~~t I
~ -q ~ <t>t.~-m~ ~ M ?
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R'"'lfcl~a ~ lR ~ ~ :
2.
-ij~q;)f~
~<maRt?
(-1 4)
0
det (A-I)
detA
(b)
(b)
(a)
3lfOIIli t_ <ft
~<maRt?
(E..9.)
a
l2
~ A ~ ci!:!i'lli4Uft4
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16.
The function f : N --+ N, N being the set of 20.

natural numbers, defined by f(x)
17.
(a)
injective and sUijective
(b)
injective but not sUijective
(c)
(d)
=2x + 3
is
A and B are two sets having 3 elements in

common. If n(A)
0
(b)
not injective but surjective
(c)
15
neither injective nor sUijective
(d)
20
(1 + i)4n + 5
-'----'-:,..---""
(1-i) 4 D+ 3
equal to, where n
natural number and i =
.
IS
21.
a
F1 ?
b and g(x) = ex + d such that

f(g(x)) = g(f(x)), then which one of the
If f(x)
= ax +
following is correct ?
(a)
(a)
(b)
2i
(c)
(c)
-2i
(d)
(d)
(b)
22.
18.
then what is
n(A x B) equal to ?
(a)
What is
= 5, n(B) = 4,
=g(a)
f(a) =g(c)
f(c) =g(d)
f(d) =g(b)
f(c)
If A and B are square matrices of second order
What is the number of ways in which one can
such that lA I =- 1, IBl = 3, then what is
post 5 letters in 7 letter boxes ?
I3AB I equal to ?
(c)
57
(d)
2520
(a)
(b)
-9
(c)
-27
(d)
None of the above
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19.
1
What is the. number of ways that a cricket Consider the function f(x) = x - .
x+1
team of 11 players can be made out of
15 players?
f(x) + 1
al to ?
23. What is
+x equ
.
f(x) -1
(a)
364
(a) 0
(b)
1001
(b)
1
(c)
1365
(c)
2x
(d)
32760
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~ f :N ~ N
~t
'lit,
f(x) = 2x + 3
~ N ~ ~ <n1 20.
it qfl:>ilfqd ~ l1<IT
tm~
(a)
afR 3ll'6il<:(l ~
(b)
~ ~ ~ 3ll'6i91<:(l ~ ~
(c)
~ ~ ~ 3li'6il<:(l ~
(d)
"'~ m ~ ~ 3fu: "'~ ~ 3ll'6i9ic:tl ~

21.
A3fu:B~~~-mif 3 ~~
~ I ~ n(A) = 5, n(B) = 4, m n(A X B) ~
~t?
(a)
(b)
(c)
15
(d)
20
~ f(x) = ax + b 3fu: g(x) = ex + d ~ "llifiR ~
fcn
17.
(1 + i)4n +5
(1 - i)4n +a
~~t~nv:<fi~
(a)
f(c) = g(a)
~~afui=Fi~?
(b)
f(a) = g(c)
(a)
(c)
f(c) = g(d)
(b)
2i
(d)
f(d) = g(b)
(c)
-2i
(d)
'l'!-ti .q 5 '1:11 q,'\ ~ ~ "d"tlqif it ~
~~?
19.
~ A3fu: B~
~~cpf ~ ~ fcn
IAI =-1, IBI =3,at I3ABI ~~~?
(a)
(b)
-9
(c)
-27
(d)
~-ijit~-;r@
(a)
75
(b)
35
(c)
57
.:m>T m <mf rft:r (03) Jiv-tliiT <I; fffl(:
(d)
2520
~f(x)=-
15 Rsi<?ti~4l
-ij it 't>t.f-m
v:<li ~ t?
22.
18.
f(g(x)) = g(f(x)), m f.lARJf&d
x-1 'R ~~ I
x+1
.q it
~ "d"tlqif it ~
11 fisl<?tl~41
;;n Wf;(ft ~ ?
clit
in:r
23.
_f(;-:x)_+--:-1
~
+ X 1'1>~'1>
f(x) -1
(a)
364
(a)
(b)
1001
(b)
(c)
1365
(c)
2x
(d)
32760
(d)
4x
<> ~
~ I;!
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24.
What is f(2x) equal to ?

(a)
28.
f(x) + 1
f(x) + 3
(b)
f(x) + 1
3 f(x) + 1
(c)
3 f(x) + 1
f(x) + 3
(d)
f(x) + 3
3f(x)+1

1.
There are 15 terms in the given

expansion.
2.
12
The coefficient of x is equal to that of
x3.
25.
What is f(f(x)) equal to?

(a)
(b)
-X
29.
(c)
(d)
{a)
1 only
{b)
2 only
(c)
Both 1 and 2
(d)
Neither 1 nor 2

1.
None of the above
the given expansion.
2.
For the next five (05) items that follow :

1)15
2
Consider the expansion ( x + ;-
26.
expansion?
27.
2103
(b)
3003
(c)
4503
(d)
None of the above
The sum of the coefficients of all the

. 2 15.
. IS
.
. th e giVen
expansiOn
t erms m
What is the independent term in the given

(a)
The term containing x 2 does not exist in
15
What is the ratio of coefficient of x to the
term independent of x in the given
30.
(a)
1 only
{b)
2 only
{c)
Both 1 and 2
{d)
Neither 1 nor 2
What is the sum of the coefficients of the

middle terms in the given expansion ?
expansion?
(a)
C(15, 9)
1/2
{b)
C(16, 9)
(c)
2/3
(c)
C(16, 8)
(d)
3/4
{d)
None of the above
(a)
(b)
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R2x) ~am<~\~ ?
24.
25.
(a)
f(x) + 1
f(x) + 3
(b)
f(x) + 1
3 f(x) + 1
(c)
3f(x)+1
f(x) + 3
(d)
28.
f.i"'l~fuld ~ 'R fcRm: ~

1.
~ '11!; ~ if 15 tfG ~ I
2.
12
'Iii ~ x
il> ~ il; am<~\ ~
~1
f(x) + 3
3f(x)+1
(b)
~2
(c)
1afu: 2~
f{f{x)) ~am<~\~ ?
(d)
~ o) 1 aft\~~ 2
(b)
-X
(c)
--1X
29.
f.i"'l~fuld ~ 'R fcRm: ~:
ii~~-:r@
1.
~ '11!; ~ ii x 2
~I
m:m:l~rikl(os) JJRiiil~fFn!:
2.
~ '11!; ~
(d)
(x +~r ii>~'Rh~
2
26.
2103
(b)
3003
(c)
4503
(d)
"<fiR tfG 'Iii ~ -:r@
ii <llft 'lG1 il;
~ 'Iii
<i'ii4i<'1 215 ~ I
~ '11!; ~ ii ~ tfG 1fliT ~ ?

(a)
~ ii ~ cm-mffi l M?
(a)
(a)
~ ii ~ cm-mffi l M ?
(a)
~1
(b)
~2
(c)
1afu: 2~
(d)
~ o) 1 aft\ ~ ~ 2
ii~~-:r@
(a)
(a)
C(15, 9)
(b)
1/2
(b)
C(16, 9)
(c)
2/3
(c)
C(16, 8)
(d)
3/4
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32.
What is .}1 + sin 29 equal to ?
35.
(a)
cos 9 - sin 9
(b)
cos 9 + sin 9
(a)
tr/2
(c)
2 cos 9 + sin 9
(b)
tr/3
(d)
cos 9 + 2 sin 9
(c)
tr/4
' (d)
tr/6
(a)
50m
(b)
(c)
(d)
lOOm
If cot A = 2 and cot B = 3, then what is the

value of A + B ?
(a)
tr/6
(b)
1I
(c)
tr/2
(d)
'
37.
.
What 18
SID
(a)
tanx
(b)
cotx
(c)
tan2x
(d)
cot2x
cos 7x - oos 3x
al to ?
.
.
equ
.
7x- 2siD5x +siD3x
In a triangle ABC, c
= 2, A = 45", a = 2 J2,
then what is C equal to ?

(a)
ao
(b)
15
(c)
45
(d)
None of the above
tr/4
38.
D
34.
'
A lamp post stands on a horizontal plane.
From a point situated at a distance 150 m

from its foot, the angle of elevation of the top
is 30". What is the height of the lamp post ?
36.
33.
-13
-14.
. SID
-+SID
equ al to.?
What1s
5
5
What is sin2 66.!.

2
(a)
sin 47"
(b)
cos 47
(c)
2 sin 47"
(d)
2 cos 47"
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-SID
231
-
equal to?
In a triangle ABC, sin A- cos B = cos C, then

what is B equal to. ?
(a)
"
(b)
tr/3
(c)
tr/2
(d)
tr/4
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39.
. tan x
If -sm_-'('-x_+....::y...:..) =a-+-b, thenwh at ts
sin (x - y) a - b
tan y
42.
Which one of the following is one of the

solutions of the equation tan 28 tan 8 = 1 ?
equal to?
(a)
(b)
(c)
b
a
(a)
n/12
(b)
n/6
(c)
n/4
(d)
n/3
ab
For the next three (03) items that follow:

Given that 16 sin5 x = p sin 5x + q sin 3x + r sin x.
(d)
43.
40.
Wh:at is the value ofp?
If sin A sin (60 - A) sin (60 + A) = k sin 3A,
then what is k equal to ?

(a)
(a)
(b)
(c)
-1
(d)
-2
1/4
(b)
1/2
(c)
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39.
tan x ~ 42.
tany
sin(x+y) =a+ b
'"" sin (x- y) a - b
GIU'R ~?
b
a
(a)
(b)
a
b
(c)
ab
f.'l~<tWlf<Sid it it ~-m 1.% fl<il'fl<"l

tan 28. tan e = 1 it~ it it 1.':'1' ~ ?
(a)
rr/12
(b)
rr/6
(c)
rr/4
(d)
rr/3
.m 3lr.7 m rft;r(oa> !Jil'fiiiT ;~; ~:

~ TJ<IT ~ f<l;
(d)
16 sin5 x = p sin 5x + q sin 3x + r sin x.
43.
40.
~ sin A sin (60 -A) sin (60 +A) =k sin 3A
w, <iT k~
(a)
41.
"iRJiR ~?
1/2
(c)
(d)
44.
"WI y=../3,
(o,%) t
om<i(
(a)
(b)
(c)
-1
(d)
-2
= tan
k~m '11: ftrffilt ~I
q "'fiT
1{f.l
(a)
(b)
(c)
10
k~
(d)
-5
'lit,
1f'IT ~ ?
~?
(a)
1.':'1'
(b)
-ey
(c)
1f'IT ~ ?
1{f.l
1/4
(b)
X E
p "'fiT
45.
*'
(d) 31-m
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(a)
(b)
(c)
10
(d)
-10
~ ?
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50.
The two circles touch each other if
~a 2
+b 2
Let Sn denote the sum of first n terms of an AP and
(a)
c=
3Sn = S2n
(b)
1
1
1
-=-+c a2 b2
46.
47.
48.
What is S 3n : Sn equal to ?
4: 1
(a)
(b)
6: 1
(c)
8: 1
(d)
10: 1
(c)
(d)
51.
What is San : S 2n equal to?

(a) 2:.1
(b)
3: 1
(c)
4: 1
(d)
5:1
25/2
(b)
25/4
(c)
16/5
(d)
32/5
1
c = ---::---,a2 + b2
A(3, 4) and B(5, - 2) are two points and P is a
point such that PA = PB. If the area of

triangle PAB is 10 square unit, what are the
coordinates of P ?
What is the length of the latus rectum of the

2
ellipse 25x + 16fl = 400 ?
(a)
c=-+a2 b2
52.
(a)
(1, 0) only
(b)
(7,2)only
(c)
(1, 0) or (7, 2)
(d)
Neither (1, 0) nor (7, 2)
What is the product of the perpendiculars

drawn from the points( ~a 2 - b 2 , 0) upon
the line bx cos a + ay sin a = ab ?
(a)
a2
(d)
a+ b
For the next two (02) items thot follow :
Consider the circles ~ +

x2 + y2 + 2by + c = 0.
49.
f! + 2ax + c = 0
and
53.
What is the distance between the centres of

the two circles ?
(a)
~a 2 + b 2
(b)
a2 + b2
(c)
a+ b
(d)
2 (a+ b)
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Which one of the following is correct in

and
y-2
x-1
.
-=respect of t h e equat Ions
3
2
2x+3y=5?
(a) They represent two lines which are
parallel.
(b) They represent two lines which are
perpendicular.
(c) They represent two lines which are
neither parallel nor perpendicular.
(d) The first equation does not represent a
line.
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m ;m;~ m ;;7(02) JIRiiiT <li ffin!,

l{R
~ sn, v:q; <llJRR ~ ~ ~ n "QG1 ~ ~
q;) ~if<li<l ~
46.
47.
48.
3itt 3Sn = S 2n ~
San : Sn ~ "iRiiR ~ ?
(a)
4:1
(b)
6:1
(c)
8:1
(d)
10:1
51.
(a)
c= Ja 2 +b 2
(b)
1
1
1
-=-+2
c a
b2
(c)
1
1
C=-+a2
b2
(d)
C=
A(3, 4)
1
a2 + b2
3itt
B(5, - 2) <:)
f.l;s ~ 3itt
P v:q; ~
~ "ll<liR ~ fcl> PA = PB ~ I ~ ~ PAB <liT

~ 10 <l'f ~ ~.
p~ f.l~~~;"' CfliT ~ ?
(a)
2:1
(a)
~ (1,0)
(b)
3:1
(b)
~ (7;2)
(c)
4:1
(c)
(1, 0) "liT (7, 2)
(d)
5:1
<d)
"'~"
2
25x + 16i = 400
~ ~ <lit ~
52.
~?
00
mo, 0) a1tt "'~" ~ <7, 2)

bx cos a + ay sin a = ab
( Ja2 - b2 ' 0)
(a)
25/2
!r1H4><.'1 CfliT ~ ?
(b)
25/4
(a)
(c)
16/5
(b)
b2
(d)
32/5
(c)
a2+ b2
(d)
a+b
2
2
x +y +2ax+c=0 3lttx2 +l+2by+c=0
53.
~~--I
49.
~ v:q;~ 'Iii~~~
San : S2n ~ "iRiiR ~ ?
CfliT
'fffi
50.
Ja 2 + b 2
(b)
a2 + b 2
(c)
a+ b
(d)
2 (a+ b)
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" ~ ~ <fiR '&.if
"'ii
nx-1 y-2 ~-~>..,._

2- =-3- .," 2x + 3y = 5 "'
ij f.l"'lfclf{ga ij - q,i;r_m v:q; ~ ~ ?
(a)
eliiifi(U
'fffi ~ w ~ "$! <lit ~ CfliT ~ ?
(a)
~ ~ail
<:)
oo311 q;) ~ q;@ ~ -;;fl ~
~I
(b)
(c)
oo311 .m f.l(<'fGa <!i@ ~ -;;fl ~ ~ 1

~ <:) OOaii q;) f.l(i'fGd q;@ ~ -;;fl "'f m
~ c:t
~~aitt;r~~~ I
(d)
eift'l><l -mft
oo 'Iii
f.l(<'fGo ;riff
'li<T I
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Consider a sphere passing through the origin and .The line joining the points (2, 1, 3) and (4, _ 2, 5)
the points (2, 1,- 1), (1, 5,- 4), (- 2, 4,- 6).
cuts the plane 2x + y- z = 3.
54.
55.
57.
What is the radius of the sphere ?

(a)
Ji2
(b)
../14
(c)
12
(d)
14
58.
What is the centre of the sphere ?
Where does the line cut the plane ?

(a)
(0, - 4, - 1)
(b)
(0,- 4, 1)
(c)
(1, 4, 0)
(d)
(0, 4, 1)
What is the ratio in which the plane divides

the line?
(a) 1:1
(b)
2:3
(c)
(d)
3:4
None of the above
(a)
(-1, 2,- 3)
(b)
(1,- 2, 3)
(c)
(1, 2,- 3)
For the next two (02) items that follow:
(-1,- 2,- 3)
Consider the plane passing through the points
. (d)
A (2, 2, 1), B (3, 4, 2) and C (7, 0, 6).

56.

1.
2.
59.
The sphere passes through the point

(0, 4, 0).
The point (1, 1, 1) is at a distance of
5 unit from the centre of the sphere.

. 60.
Which one of the following points lies on the

plane?
(a)
(1, 0, 0)
(b)
(1, 0, 1)
(c)
(0, 0, 1)
(d)
None of the above
What are the direction ratios of the normal to

the plane?
(a)
1only
(b)
2only
(a)
< 1, 0, 1 >
(c)
Both 1 and 2
(b)
< 0, 1, 0 >
(c)
< 1, 0,-1 >
(d)
Neither 1 nor 2
(d)
None of the above
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f.r.s.m c2, 1, 3) 3fu: (4, - 2, 5) <lit ~ ~
1@-f.r.s. 3fu: f.r.s.m c2. 1,- 1), o. 5,- 4), <- 2, 4,- s>
~ 2x+y-z=3'1it~~ I
~~~~~'1\f<r.m:~ I
57.
54.
55.
~cli't~<~m~?
(a)
-!12
(b)
J14
(c)
12
(d)
14
58.
(a)
(-1, 2,- 3)
(b)
(1,- 2, 3)
(c)
(1, 2,- 3)
(d)
(- 1,- 2,- 3)
56. f.l'""lfeif&d
~ '11:
00, ~q;)~~~?
(a)
(0,- 4, -1)
(b)
(0,- 4, 1)
(c)
(1, 4, 0)
(d)
(0, 4, 1)
~. oo'li'r~ ~.q~<mll~?
(a)
1:1
(b)
2:3
(c)
~'PT~<im~?
oo
(d)
3: 4
~.q~~;r@
3IPT :m:1 cnR- (fT(02J mliil ~ fi'n?:
fir.s,m
A (2, 2, 1), B (3, 4, 2)
3fu: C (7, 0, 6) ~ ~
~ ~ ~ '11: f<f<m: ~ I
59. f.l'""lf'eif&t~ fir.s,m .q ~ <!>'t.!-m "1% ~ "'
f<f<m: ~ :
~~?
1.
~fir.s, (0,4,0)~~~~ I
(a)
(1, 0, 0)
fir.s, (1, 1, 1) ~ "* ~ ~ 5 '1f-tG <t
(b)
(1, 0, 1)
2.
(c)
(0, 0, 1)
~'I\~ I
(d)
~.q~~;r@
~ ~ .q ~ <!>'t.!-mro ~ ~~ ?
(a)
~1
(b)
~2
(c)
13itt2Gf;ii
(d)
~ <i'tl 3fu: ~ tt 2
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60.
~ '11: ~"*~---~<1m~ ?
(a)
< 1, 0, 1 >
(b)
< 0, 1, 0 >
(c)
< 1, 0,-1 >
(d)
~.q~~;r@
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Consider the function f(x)
61.
x2 -5
'
{ ~X+ 13,
The line 2y
x:>3
X>3
64.
What is lim f(x) equal to ?

x->3
(a)
At(- 2, 3) only
(b)
At (4, 12) only
(c)
At both(- 2, 3) and (4, 12)
(d)
Neither at(- 2, 3) nor at (4, 12)
(b)
(c)
the line?
(d)
13
(a)
27 square unit
(b)
36 square unit
(c)
48 square unit
(d)
54 square unit
Where does the line cut the parabola ?
1.
What is the area enclosed by the parabola and
The function is discontinuous at x = 3.
The function is not differentiable at 66.

x = 0.
2.
(a)
1 only
(b)
2 only
(c)
Both 1 and 2
(d)
Neither 1 nor 2
67.
What is the area enclosed by the parabola, the

line and the yaxis in the first quadrant?
(a)
7 square unit
(b)
14 square unit
(c)
20 square unit
(d)
21 square unit
Consider the function

f(x)
63.
cuts the parabola 4y = 3x
(a)
65.
62.
=3x + 12
What is the differential coefficient of f(x) at

X= 12?
(a)
5/2
(b)
(c)
1/5
(d)
1/10
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tan kx
x '
x<O
3x+2k 2 ,
x<:O
What is the non-zero value of k for which the

function is continuous at x = 0 ?
(a)
1/4
(b)
1/2
(c)
(d)
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-5,
x,;3
~X +13,
x>3
x2
q)ff.f fl:x)
00 2y = 3x + 12
64.
61.
lim fl:x) ~ <roaR ~ ?
x->3
(a)
(b)
(c)
(d)
13
00' ~ <tit ~ 'fiR(ft ~ ?

(a)
~ (- 2, 3)'1\
(b)
~ (4, 12)'1\
(c)
(- 2, 3) afu: (4, 12)
<d> ;r
65.
(b)
(c)
Pi~<t!Bf@d ~ 'R ~ ~ :
3Rimr ~
1.
q)ff.f X =
3 'R
2.
q)ff.f X=
0 'R 3jq<f;(.'l;ft4
zyrr 'R
m<- 2, 3)'1\ afu: ;r ~ (4, 12)'1\
~
(a)
62.
~ 4y = 3x2 <tit 'fiR<ft ~ I
(d)
afu: 00 ~ ~ ~ f<fi<1;rr ~ ?
27 crt <[.'tc:
36 crt <[.'tc:
48 crt <[.'tc:
54 crt <[.'tc:
;r@ ~ I
66.
~ 1l ~ "i!it.f-m~ ~ M ?
~ "lg~l~l 1l ~.
~ ~ f<fi<1;rr ~ ?
(a)
(a)
~ 1
(b)
~2
(c)
(c)
1 afu: 2 zyrr
(d)
<d>
;r
(b)
00 afu:
7 crt
<[.'tc:
14 crt <[.'tc:
20 crt <[.'tc:
21 crt <[.'tc:
m1 afu: ;r ~ 2
tankx
67.
fl:x) =
q)ff.f
[
63.
y-3ll\f ~
3x + 2k 2 ,
X<O
x;>:O
~:
x = 12 'R fl:x) 'I 3jCfif;(.'l ~ '!>IT ~ ?
x = 0'1\ q)ff.f
(a)
5/2
1fR '!>IT~ ?
(b)
(a)
1/4
(c)
1/5
(b)
1/2
(c)
(d)
1/10
(d)
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68.

1.
71.
The function f(x) = [x], where [,] is the

greatest integer function defined on R ,
is continuous at all points except at
x=O.
The function f(x) = sin IxI is continuous

forallxER.
Which of the above statements is/are correct?
2.
(a)
1 only
(b)
2 only
(c)
Both 1 and 2
(d)
Neither 1 nor 2
72.
69.
70.
73.
What is dy equal to ?
dx
(a)
tan a
(b)
cote
(c)
sin 20
{d)
cos 20
What is
(a)
74.
d2
equal to ?
--f
dx
sec2 e
(b)
-cosec2 e
(c)
sec 3 e
ae
(d)
None of the above
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(a)
2b2/3 square unit
(b)
4b2/3 square unit
(c)
b2 square unit
(d)
8b2/3 square unit
= 4bx
1f y = x ln x + xex, then what is the value of

dy atx= 1?
dx
(a) 1+e
For t"M next two (02) itemB that follow :
Consider the curve x =a (cos e + e sin e) and

y = a (sin a - e cos 0).
What is the area of the parabola

bounded by its latus rectum ?
75.
(b)
1-e
(c)
1 + 2e
(d)
None of the above
What is lim
logs(l + x)
(a)
(b)
logs e
(c)
loge 5
(d)
equal to ?
x--+0
5x -1
What is lim --equal to?
X-->0
(a)
loge 5
(b)
logs e
(c)
(d)
Whatis lim - .;1:..+.c..::::2,...+_3_+-=-.._.+.c..::::n~ equa! to.?

12 +22 +32 + ... n2
(a)
(b)
(c)
2
1
(d)
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f.tqfftfl!io <mit 111: fcf;rn: ~ :
71.
'R'R f(x) = [x], ~ [.], R 111: ~

~~'Rf.lt, x=O~ ~~
1
~m 111:
'R'R fCx) = sinlxl ~ x E R ~ ~
1.
2
~ y = 4bx <l>f, ~ ~
~<f<!Tt?
mrn t
2.
mrnt 1
<mit .q -a <fit;r.mffi. ~ t~ ?
(a)
~ 1
(b)
~2
(c)
13l'R 2 zyn
<dl
:nil
72.
1 3fR ;r l!t 2
(a)
2b2/3 qtf ~
(b)
4b2/3 qtf ~
(c)
b2 qtf ~
(d)
8b2/3 qtf ~
y = X /n
<i<!T
t?
(a)
1+e
(b)
1- e
(c)
1 + 2e
(d)
8)
C@i x = a (cos e + e sin 8) 3itt y = a (sin e - e cos
73.
69.
70.
log 5 (1 + x)
(b)
log5 e
(c)
loge 5
(d)
(a)
tan 8
(b)
cot 8
(c)
sin28
(a)
loge 5
(d)
cos28
(b)
log5 e
(c)
(d)
(a)
(b)
(c)
(d)
d2;
dx
sec2 e
(b)
2
- cosec 8
(d)
sec 3 8
-a8it-a~~
B-OEBB-N-NBS
= 1111: dy <ilf l!H

dx
A......:>-
l<t>ti<t> ~ 1:!
iiRt?
lim 5x -1 ~Gff
X
X->0
~~t?
(a)
(c)
74.
t ol
(a)
+ XCX
.q-a~~
X-+0
111: fcf;rn: ~ I
dy ~ GffiiR
dx
lim
-a ~
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Consider I

Consider
xdx
1 +sin x
What is I equal to ?
(a)
- 11
(b)
(c)
11
(d)
211
80.
77.
What is
~ A(x2 + 1) tan-1 x + Bx + C,
where C is the consta nt of integration.

79.
76.
x tan- 1 xdx
(n- x)dx
1 +sin x
equal to?
What is the value of A?

(a) 1
(b)
1/2
(c)
-1/2
(d)
1/4
What is the value of B ?

(a)
(b)
1/2
(c)
-1/2
(d)
1/4
(a)
Consider the integral I
It
ln (sin x) dx
(b)
11/2
. (c)
(d)
2tt
n/2
81.
What is
What is
(b)
(c)
dx
equal to?
1 +sin x
(d)
J/2
n/2
0
(a)
(b)
(c)
(d)
82.
What is
ln (cos x) dx equal to ?
(a)
I/2
(b)
I
2I
4I
(c)
-2
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ln (sin x) dx equal to ?
4I
2I
(a)
78.
(d)
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xdx
~~~
I=
x "'
+sin
1
f
0
3IPT Jff.t ~ crT(02) JIRh!if <1; fiOn!:
~ C ~41'<1<'1'1-31f.R
79.
76.
I. ~-.moR~?
(a)
(b)
1/2
-n
(c)
-1/2
(b)
(d)
1/4
(c)
1t
(d)
2n
80.
(n- x)dx
1 +sin x
~-.moR~?
(a)
(b)
1/2
(c)
-1/2
(d)
1/4
3IPT 3lf.t ~ crT(02) 31Y-tiwT <~; fiOn!:
(b)
n/2
(c)
(d)
2n
<141'<1<'1 I=
1t
~~ I
B "ifill!R <f<IT ~ ?
(a)
A "ifiPIR <f<IT ~ ?
(a)
77.
1
2
1
x tan- x dx =A (x + 1) tan- x + Bx + C '11:,
In (sin x) dx '11:
~~ I
0
n/2
81.
ln (sin x) dx ~-.moR~?
(a)
4I
(b)
(c)
2I
I
(d)
I/2
78.
dx
1 +sin x
(a)
(b)
(c)
(d)
-2
B-OEBB-N-NBS
~-.moR~?
n/2
82.
ln (cos x) dx ~ -.moR~?
(a)
I/2
(b)
(c)
2l
(d)
4I
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87.
A rectangul ar box is to be made from a sheet of

24 inch length and 9 inch width cutting out
identical squares of side length x from the four
corners and turning up the sides.
83.
Eliminati ng the arbitrary constants B and C

in the expressio n y = ~ (Cx - 1)312 + B, we
get
What is the value of x for which the volume is

maximum ?
(a)
1 inch
(b)
15 inch
(c)
2 inch
(d)
25 inch
(d)
84.
What is the maximum volume of the box?

(a)
200 cubic inch
(b)
400 cubic inch
(c)
100 cubic inch
(d)
None of the above
For the neJCt three (08) items that folww :

Let ftx) = ax2 + bx + c such that flJ) = 11:-1) and
a, b, c are in Arithmeti c Progression.
88.
85.
86.
What is the degree of the differential equation

3 2
2
d3y) ' = (d2y) ?
( dx3
dx2
.
(a)
(b)
(c)
(d)
89.
What is the solution ofthe equation
zn(:~)
+x=O?
What is the value of b ?

(a)
-1
(b)
(c)
(d)
Cannot be determine d
insufficie nt data
(a)
A.P.
(b)
G.P.
(c)
H.P.
(d)
Arithmetico-geometric progressio n
y+e X =C
(b)
y-e-x =c
(a)
in A.P. only
(c)
y+e-x =c
(b)
in G.P. only
(c)
in both A.P. and G.P.
(d)
neither in A.P. nor in G.P.
y-eX =c
where c is an arbitrary constant.
(d)
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f'(a), f'(b), f'(c) are in
(a)
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f"(a), f"(b), f"(c) are
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'&oft ~ 9 ~ ~ ~ -q ~. ~ q;);j't ~ '!riT

~ X ~ ~ q'if ~ ~ '!rlf31l q;) "3itf\ <fit
(RI6 ~. 't!,if> ~ 14 ct I<til< itit if.IFft ~ I
24 ~
83.
84.
X~~
(a)
1~
(b)
1-5~
(c)
2~
(d)
25~
'l\ 3l14(R ~ltl'fi(tij ~?

(b)
(c)
(d)
itit "<til ~ 3l14(R f<l;o;rr ~ ?

(a)
200"ER~
(b)
400"ER~
(c)
100"ER ~
(d)
85.
-qFf
3I17T an;1 ~ rft:r(08) JIW7 .q; frin!:

m;r ~ f(x) = ax + bx + c ~ W'rn ~
f(1) = f(-1) ~ a, b, c 6l1kR: ~ -q ~ I
2
~ it ~ <t>W -;r@
~ {iq)'fi(U( ( ~;
r r
2
88.
~; ~ q;)ft
-1
(b)
<fliT~ ?
(c)
(a)
(d)
(b)
(c)
89.
(d) . 4
86.
b "<til m;[ <fliT ~ ?

(a)
eq)'fi(UI ln (
:~)
(a)
y +ex= c
(b)
y-e-x =c
(c)
y +e-x= c
(d)
y- ex= c
+ x = !i "<til ~ <fliT ~ ?
90.
B-OEBB-N-NBS
~ ~ ~ CfiR1JT
;;rr '6CiictT
f.h:ilfl:ct -;r@ fcfi4t
f'(a), f'(b), f'(c) ~ ~it ~ ?

(a)
A.P.
(b)
G.P.
(c)
H.P.
(d)
6'li<l{l4-~ ~
f"(a), f"(b), f"(c) fcfie ~it ~ ?

(a)
~ A.P.it
(b) ~G.P.
(c)
~c't!,if>~~~ I
fcfi
it
A.P. ~ G.P.
W:it -ij
(d) ~it A.P. ~ ~ ~ ~ G.P. it

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91.
If I a I = 2, I b I = 5 and I a x b I = 8, then
94
~~
what is a b equal to ?
(a)
Which one of the following is the unit vector

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perpendicu lar to both a = - i + j + k and
4
/1.
(b)
(c)
(d)
i + j
(a)
.J2
A
(b)
(c)
j +k
9
A
92.
(b)
(c)
(d)
93.
-+
If I a + b I = I a - b
the following is correct ?
(a)
.J2
A
i - j
(d)
.J2
Ia I =I b 1-
95.
-+
a is parallel to b .
~.
I, then which one of
IS
perpendiu!
c ar to ~
b.
What is the interior acute angle of the

parallelogra m whose sides are represented
1 A
1 A A
by the vectors .J2 i + .J2 j + k
and
}
-i--j+k?
.J2
.J2
a is a unit vector.
What is the area of the triangle OAB where 0

~
is the origin, OA = 3 i - j + k and

-).
b=i-j+k?
(a)
60
(c)
30
(d)
15
OB = 2 i + j - 3 k ?
96.
(a)
For what value of A are the vectors

A
5../6 square unit
(b)
(c)
(d)
(1 -A) i
5../6
- squareum't
2
.
J6
square unit
.J3ri
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A i + (1 + A) j + (1 + 2A) k and
square unit
+ A j + 2 k perpendicu lar ?
(a)
-1/3
(b).
1/3
(c)
2/3
(d)
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~--+
-+
II.
1\
1\
1\
a =- i + j + k 3fu: b = i - j + k
GAT'R~t?
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(a)
(b)
(c)
(d)
(a)
i + j
J2
A
(b)
k
A
(c)
j +k
J2
A
(d)
(a)
(b)
(c)
(d)
93.
i - j
J2
Ia I= I b 1.
~
a,
a,
~~tl
'R~t I
a ~ l!f;l<li ~ t
(a)
60
(b)
45
(c)
30
~ OAB <fiT ~ fci;o;n t, ~ 0 ~-~

~
~,
----)>
OA = 3 i - j + k
A
OB = 2 i + j -3 k
(ll!fl
A. i + (1 + A.) j + (1 + 21..) k
(a)
3fu:
,
(1-A.)i + A.j + 2 k 'ffi'R <'Iii"-?
(b)
(a)
-1/3
(c)
.J6 q>f ~
(b)
1/3
(d)
,/30 q>f ~
(c)
2/3
(d)
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For the next four (04) items that follow :

101. Whatis
--1-~--1-----+
a + b + c
I--+c I = 7.
97.
0 such that I a
I = 3, I b I = 5 and
--+
What is the angle between --+
a and b ?
(a)
n/6
(b)
rr./4
(c)
rr./3
(d)
rr./2
rr/2
(a)
2ab
(b)
27tab
1t
(c)
2ab
1t
(d)
ab

98.
99.
--+--+
--+--+
--+
What is a b + b c + --+
c .a
to?
(a) -83
(b)
-83/2
(c)
75
(d)
-75/2
equal
A cylinder is inscribed in a sphere of radius r.
102. What is the height of the cylinder of

maximum volume ?
--+
What is cosine of the angle between b and
--+
c ?
(a)
11/12
(b)
13/14
(c)
-11/12
(d)
-13/14
(b)
(c)
10
(d)
11
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(c)
2r
(d)
J3r
103. What is the radius of the cylinder of

maximum volume?
2r
(a)
--+
100. What is I a + b I equal to ?
7
J3
(b)
--+
(a)
2r
(a)
(b)
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.fir
J3
(c)
(d)
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-+ -+ -+
a + b + c = o ~~i
3fR 1"11
97.
-+
-+
f<fi I a I = 3, I b I = 5
101.
0
= 7.
3fR
b ~ <1'1"<1 q;r 'litvT ~ i
(a)
n/6
(b)
n/4
(c)
n/3
(d)
n/2
(a)
2ab
(b)
2nab
(c)
(d)
?
1t
2ab
1t
ab
.;.,..
~ ari ~ "ifTc02J
98.
-+ -+
-+ -+
a.b+b .c +
(a)
-83
(b)
-83/2
(c)
75
(d)
.t ~"i!Uif{i?
~ r~ ~if ~ r.n~Ptm i 1
(a)
-75/2
(b)
(a)
11/12
(b)
13/14
(c)
-11/12
(d)
-13/14
It + b I ~ "iiUif{ i
(a)
(b)
(c)
10
(d)
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.J3
r
.J3
(c)
2r
(d)
.J3 r
(a)
100.
JIWlnT <1r fffl?:
?
(b)
2r
.J3
J2r
.J3
(c)
(d)
.J3 r
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106. Suppose A and B are two events. Event B has

occurred and it is known that P(B) < 1. What
is P(A 1Be) equal to?.
=sec4 x + 4 with f(O) = 0
Consider the function f"(x)

and f'(O) = 0.
J.
104. What is f'(x) equal to ?

tan 3 x
+4x
3
,;Jc
(a)
tanx-
(b)
tan 3 x
tanx+
+4x
3
(a)
P(A)-P(B)
1- P(B)
(b)
P(A)-P(AB)
1- P(B)
(c)
P(A) + P(Bc)
1- P(B)
(d)
None of the above
For the next four (04) items that follow :

(c)
(d)
sec 3 x
tanx+ - - +4x
3
-tanx-
tan 3 x
+4x
3
Consider events A. B, C, D, E of the sample space

S = ln : n is an integer such that 10 :s; n :s; 20} given
by:
A is the set of all even numbers.
B is the set of all prime numbers.
c = !151.
D is the set of all integers :s; 16.
105. What is :f(x) equal to ?
(a)
(b)
2lnsecx
+
3
tan 2 x
6
+ 2x 2
2
3/nsecx
+oot
- -x+ 2x2
2
6
(c)
4ln secx
sec 2 x . 2
+--+X
2
3
6
(d)
tan 4 x
ln secx+
+ 2x 2
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E is the set of all double digit numbers

expressible as a power of 2.
107. A,BandDare
(a)
Mutually exclusive events but not

exhaustive events
(b)
Exhaustive events but not mutually

exclusive events
(c)
Mutually
events
(d)
Elementary events
exclusive
and
exhaustive
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m ~(o2> Wtil'iT <f> fRrt:
4
~ f"(x) = sec x + 4 'R, ~ ~ f(O) = 0
f'(O) = 0
t, fcr.m ~
Gl ~ ~ I <rG-IT B
~ ~ t alR ~ m<! t f.!; P(B) < 1 t I
106. liH ~ f.!; A
alR
P(A
(b)
tan x -
tan 3 x
+ 4x
3
I B 0 )~~i?
(a)
P(A)- PCB)
1- P(B)
(b)
P(A)-P(AB )
1- P(B)
(c)
P(A)+ P(B 0 )
1- P(B)
104. f'(x) ~ ~ i ?
(a)
alR
tan x + tan3 x + 4x
(c)
sec 3 x
tanx+ - - +4x
(d)
tan x-
tan3 x
+ 4x
3
3f11T 3IR
m Vim
(04)
Jli"/hiJT <f> fRrt:
~~ S={n:n~~~~if.i;
10 s; n s; 20} <li\ ~&llail A, B, C, D, E 'R fcr.m ~.
;;:
A~Wimmq;r~t 1
B~~mailq;r~t I
c = {15),
105. f(x) ~ ~
D, :S16~~~q;r~t I
E '3'1 ~ ~-~
(a)
(b)
2/nsecx
3
3/nsecx
2
tan2 x
+ 2X
6
2
rot 2 x
2
+--+X
~2~trRI~~-q~~~~
tl
107. A, B alR D
(a)
(c)
4/nsecx
..::_:::~-=
<IT<'ft man q;r ~ t
2
sec2 x
+ - - + 2X
6
(b)
;r@~
~
.
f.rm
~ ~ ~ 'IU"'R ~ ~
'IU"'R
~~~ ~
f.mllf
;r@~
(d)
ln sec x + tan4 x + 2x2

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(c)
'IU"'R ~
(d)
lll(illq; ~ ~
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111. Consider the following statements in respect

of histogram :
(a)
Mutually exclusive events

exhaustive events
but not
1.
The histogram is a suitable

representation of a frequency
distribution of a continuous variable.
(b)

exclusive events
2.
The area included under the whole

histogram is the total frequency.
(c)
Mutually
exclusive
and
exhaustive
events
(d)
Elementary events
109. B and C are
(a)
Mutually exclusive
exhaustive events
(b)
Compound events
(c)
Mutually
exclusive
events
and
but not
(a)
1 only
(b)
2 only
(c)
Both 1 and 2
(d)
Neither 1 nor 2
112. The regression lines will be perpendicular to

each other if the coefficient of correlation r is
equal to
exhaustive
(a)
1 only
(b)
1or-1
(c)
-1 only
(d)
events
(d)
113. For any two events A and B, which one of the
Elementary events
following holds ?
(a) P(A n B) ,;; P(A) ,;; P(A U B),;; P(A) + P(B)
110. C and E are
(a)
Mutually exclusive events

elementary events
(b)

exclusive events
(c)
Mutually
exclusive
and
but not
exhaustive
events
(d)
P(A U B) ,;; P(A) ,;; P(A n B) ,;; P(A) + P(B)
(c)
P(A U B) ,;; P(B) ,;; P(A n B) $ P(A) + P(B)
(d) P(A n B) ,;; P(B) ,;; P(A) + P(B) $ P(A U B)
114. The probability that in a random

arrangement of the letters of the word
'UNIVERSITY', the two I's do not come
together is
(a) 4/5
Elementary and mutually exclusive

events
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(b)
1/5
(c)
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(d)
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fcr;m:~:
108. A, B 3fu: C
1.
3W''-m ~
il
f.l'"'1 ~IT9d ~ '11:
Wffi w.: ii;
011{011{dl-m 'fiT
~~tl
(b)
2.
~~~~'IWR~~
;r@~
~ 3W''-m ii; ~ ~ <m'lT

~ ~ 011(01itdi W<ft I
~ il it q,t.r_mro ~
(a)
~1
(b)
~2
(c)
1 3fu: 2 zyiT
(d)
"'! it 1 3fu: "'! ~ 2
Writ
112. <!liT~
109. B 3fu: C
~-~ '11: \'lOl'
iPft
~i;~kl'""'-~ r
(a)~~~~~~~
(a)
;r@~
m
l<!r - 1 if; iR10R m
~ - 1 -if; iR10R m
oif; iR10R m
~ 1 if; iR10R
<b)
(c)
(d)
113. ~
Gl ~an A 3fu: B if; ~,
it q;);r-m ~ "ffi'l mar t
(b)
n B) :> P(A) :> P(A U B) :> P(A) + P(B)

P(A U B):> P(A) :> P(A n B):> P(A) + P(B)
(c)
P(A U B):> P(B) :> P(A
(d)
P(A
(a)
110. C 3fu: E
f.1'"'1~iT9d ij
P(A
n B) :s P(A) + P(B)
n B):> P(B) :> P(A) + P(B) :s P(A U B)
araro if;~ <il~i!i
114. 'UNIVERSITY'~ if;

f<R"ffi ij Gl 'I' "ifi <Wi-<Wi
<FIT
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:r ~ <fil
~ lf4i!id I
t?
(a)
4/5
(b)
1/5
(c)
1/10
(d)
9/10
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115. There are 4 white and 3 black balls in a box.
118. The variance of 20 observations is 5. If each
In another box, there are 3 white and 4 black
observation is multiplied by 2, then what is
balls. An unbiased dice is rolled. If it shows a
the
number Jess than or equal to 3, then a ball is
observations ?
drawn from the second box, otherwise from
(a)
the first box. If the ball drawn is black, then
(b)
10
the probability that the ball was drawn from
(c)
20
the first box is
(d)
40
new
variance
of
the
resulting
(a)
1/2
(b)
6/7
(c)
4/7
119. Two students X and Y appeared in an
(d)
3/7
examination. The probability that X will

qualify the examination is 005 and Y will
qualify
116. If x and
such that
probability
are the means of two distributions
<
y and
z is the mean
the
examination
that
both
is
will
010.
The
qualify
the
examination is 002. What is the probability
of the .
combined distribution, then which one of the
that only one of them will qualify the
following statements is correct ?
examination ?
(a)
x<y<z
(a)
015
(b)
x>'J>z
(b)
014
(c)
012
(c)
- x+'J
Z=--
(d)
011
(d)
x<z<y
120. A fair coin is tossed four times. What is the

117. What is the mean deviation about the mean
for the data 4, 7, 8, 9, 10, 12, 13, 17?
(a)
25
(b)
(c)
35
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(a)
7/8
(b)
15/16
(c)
13/16
(d)
3/4
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~ iftt if 4 ~ 3fR 3 "i.fiRft ~ ~ I ~ itil 118. 20 31~ <liT "llm1lT 5 ~

~ ~ ~ ~' (I)
if, 3 ~ 3fR 4 "i.fiRft ~ ~ I~~ 1ffiiT
1@'1>1<11
~ ~ 1 ~ ~ 3 <11 3 it 'fill <1 ~
"llm1lT <f<l1
~ ~. (I) ~ itil it 1 ~ f.l<t>l~ ;,;n<fi ~.
itil it f.l<t>l<:'l"l ;.;n<fi ~ I ~ f.l<t>l~i

~ ~ "i.fiRft t, "ffl ~ 511 Ri<t>d I <f<l1 ~ f.!; ~
~ itil it f.l<t>l<:'ll ~ ?
~~
(a)
I/2
(b)
6/7
(c)
4/7
(d)
3/7
(a)
(b)
10
(c)
20
(d)
40
119. X
3fR
m-m?
filalfif"'l ~ ~
G)
if
>m:f
Y ~ ~
116. ~
x 3fR y Gl ~ ~
x<y31'Rz~
lllvt ~ '5l<t>R ~
<liT llJVt
(I)
' (b)
(c)
(d)
y<z
(a)
015
x>y>z
(b)
014
(c)
012
(d)
011
<
I X~
SIIRI<t>dl 005 ~
3lR
if
"5lTH
it~~tt~if"5ITFI~?
f.i""1fi:tfi.!la ~if it <t>'t-1-m ~ ~ ~ ? ,

(a)
'<t>f.t <1
'ltt!ID <ft
'<t>f.t <1 liiRi<t>d I

"5lTH '<t>f.t <1
010 ~ I G):it ~ ~ 'ltt!ID if
lliRI<t>dl 002 ~ I ~ liiRi<t>dl <f<l1 ~ f.!; '3'lif
f.!;
~ 31!5UT 2 it
qftUIIiil 31~ q:;r "'fliT
I~
x+y
z=-
x<z< y
120. ~ ~
117. 4, 7, 8, 9, 10, 12, 13, 17 ~ <liT llJVt
it
lllvt-~ <f<l1 ~ ?
fu<f<t>T ;;m: <m: ;mwn
~-it-~ (ft;r <m: tfG (~) ~
<1
lliRI<t>dl <f<l1 ~ ?
(a)
25
(a)
7/8
(b)
(b)
15/16
(c)
35
(c)
13/16
(d)
(d)
3/4
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fiAT lJ1fT,
lR:T liT liP !3fT~~~. ~~lll ~~
ill~~ Q~lji1JI 3Riifil ~ ~~ I
'ili1t
l.
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m) A, s. c liT n "" an:t ~~fiAT f<mft ~liT f?ltilfd iii~ am~~
cJrr ~+:il<11~
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auft<;<:IH <fit~ I
3.
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afk'ffi1H m I
~~~ii 120mW (5!~) ~~~I ~mre~3fu:~'$ifii~t I~
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I
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at least one real root.

at least two real roots.

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