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Definite Integrals

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Definite Integrals

The document contains a series of mathematical problems and questions related to definite integrals, symmetry of functions, and properties of continuous functions. It includes various types of questions such as multiple choice, integer type, and matrix match type questions, covering topics like periodic functions, solutions to equations, and properties of integrals. The document appears to be part of an academic assessment or study material for advanced mathematics.

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The number of all solution(s) of the equation sinx = J Tene 1608x1 dx, in (0, 6x] is (a1 (8) 2 (2) 7 3 arpa omen 7AESL sr aDinRISpee CaneUEa MES. SeCEr19/ 089 via uri Haryane-122018 Definite Integrals To | uals etgporom 1,5 Pa at oe «3 (0) 4 1005 7. Thevvalue of [ (sinx)(o(% #0) ag sinx pois equal to 0 (A) 100 on co (0) 507 One or More Option Correct Type Questions 8. Let f be a continuous function such that, forall x fe) > 0 and fx)f(-*) = 1. Which of the following Statement(s) is/are correct? 1 gr OX = 2a for all a20 oot ©) [arpa HH 2 forall a2 0, ifand only if xf-x) = 1 fr al x a 6 A) ay 2 [h(x () IHnis@ continuous function with ts) = i-x) fora, thon f° 5M ax = [nix 9. Leth,= foos [=| dx where [ denotes the greatest integer function, then aie x x, , sin(2.5) (A) 1, = Bf cost + cos: B) = 2] 44 eS) cos3 (A) I= 314-0081 +6082] ®) 4 [1s See sin (321) cos 82 (C) y= [cost +cos2] () = 2|44 2 2 7 2 e = sin 2 2 10. Let Jo dx. then which ofthe following is/are true? (A) A e(e-1) ©) re 41, Let flx) be a real valued function defined by f(x at 4 +27 fer(nat +x [ f(Nat , (where nis a non-zero real number) (a) freoee @) [xtc 40" cn 18~4n® 4 t 40n® 1(x)dx. (D) J xf(xjax =10n* (c) J (x) J eon eporte omen ASL: Po eo CDE PS SED Uo Vi: Coan Hayan-z08 SL ETRE ae 12, The valUes of x for which fine a 13, 14, 15, ofinte integrals sspotight Phase-2 40 ty tat, (where [9 J (where [is the greatest integer less than or equal £0 x) is A) (8) (©) (0) NIN NIG BIO we x eeestcacina ° e (A) a (8) (Cc) Bla alo (0) b Let f: R > Rbe a one-one, onto and diferentiable function, and the graph of y= f(x) is symmetrical about the point (3, 0), then (a) P2012) + F¢-2012) = 6 9 (8) J f(x)dx=0 10 zo (Cf foyde=0 00 (0) f"(2012) > 0, then the roots of x8 - F(1)x—F(1) = 0, are real Lot P(x) be any polynomial of degrees". Ithere are any two real numbers % and x, satisfying Jetercx= ry) + Pe) an wen oft otwing est ed good? 4 (A) 3x,x +150 (8) xP +! (©) x%=1 (0) 3(x2 + 24) ae can, MOL 18 Setor-18) Usa Var Cura, Hanon: 122018 “coarperate office SAESL Sid Floor, Incl Definite Integrals | VAIO) spon Phase | : 1d 5, 8) = 7 16. Fornon-negative integers a and b, let (a, b)= Jcos* xcos bx dx. (2,9) = M(t, 2) and 13, 6), then which of the following statement(s) is/(are) correct?” (A) 5m+13n= 5 20 5. @ 2. (C) f m+n=2 tor some coprime integers then |p — g = 4 q (0) 5m+13n=44 Paragraph Type Questions Paragraph for Q. Nos. 17 to 19 inuous th Let ¢(x) and y(x) be two differentiable functions of x whose values lie in [a, b] and f(x, t)is continuous then fw) vs) a é an ZY YF t(xtyaet = PS t+ MF x.y(x)) — F(x, (0 x ff (xt) | jateoe ae (0%) ~ FEF (x9 (2) Using the concept response the following questions Porn 17. The value of (12) iffis continuous function satisfying the relation J f(t)at =x, Vx 20 is (A) 12 4 @) @ 4 (©) 16 4 (c) (0) 5 18. Given a function } continuous everywhere such that ¢(1)=§ and [ 4(t) at a Let w(x) = } Je 1° 4(t) at, then y"(4)— y*(1) equals a (A) 0 (8) 2 (C) 3 (D2) 5 49, Lot g(x) = x62 and fix) = [fo (312 + 4)? at for cortain value of ‘the limit of ae retires i 3 and non-zero, then k equals (ay 4 @) = (Cc) 2 (D) -2 Paragraph for Q, Nos. 20 to 22 With the given equation of a curve the length of arc of the curve between the points (x, ¥4) and (x, ye) can be evaluated by using the following formula Corporate of :AESL, 2rd Fas Ietspaze Campuk2,Plot-19, Seaor-8, Udyog Vit; Gump Haryanacrz20t8 sanite integrals Def Spotlight Phase-2 : Noi) “ ” F © Ge ° (On the basis of given concept Give the 20, The length of the arc of the parab (A) (2 +1og(1+ /2)) (C) [2+log(1+ V3) 21. If the length of are of the (astra) * ‘answers of the following questions. ola x? = 4y between the vertex to an end of the latus rectum is. (8) (V3 +log(1+ V2) {D) (4+log(t4 V2)) curve 27y2 x3 = 1 from (0, 0) to the point (27, 27) is then the value of (A) 2 (B) 1 o4 3 22. The total length of the curve whose parametric. equations are x = cos*0, y = sin%0, where 0 is parameter, is at @2 (c) 3 (0) 6 Paragraph for Q. Nos. 23 to 25 Let y= f(x) and y= f(x) be the two curves such that the tangents at points with equal abscissae intersect on y-axis, the normals drawn at points with equal abscissae intersect on x-axis and the first curve passes through (1, 1) and the second one passes through (2, 3), then 23. The curve f,(x) is given by w 2x ®) x 2 2. oz oye 24. The curve f,(x) is given by @ xt oe x 2 ©) (D) ein 2 : 25. The valve of {(h(x)= h(x) Is 2 (B) 3 (4 Oe Corporate nies YAESL) 37d Flor, ieuspaze Campls-2;PISL-9) Sester-18) Uayog Vikar Gurigeamy Haryana:122016 aan nnn Q “412. spotiignt Phase-2 Definite Integrals. Matrix Match Type Questions 26. Consider a function f: (0, =) -» (0, :») and. f(x) satisfying the condition f(x) some ae R. Then Column-t (A) The value(s) of a isfare (B) (1) equals (C) If (0) = b, then the value of b isiare (0) £74) equals 27. Match the column : Column-1 (a) it Fi [x+Lx+ ba] oe cwmore (1 denotes the greatest integer function). Then the value of jalis (C) Iffis anon constant function such that Ax) + (x4 3)=8 ¥ xe Rand f°" f(x)dx Is independent of c, then Tmay be (8) If (0".0", 6}d, then bis less than (0) d= f% [27] a (where [J denotes the greatest integer function), then dis less than Columnetl (P) 0 (a) 2 (R) 2 (8) 4 m6 Column-t Py 0 (Q) 1 (R) 4 (Ss) 6 12 Integer Type Questions pints x4), A 28. 29. we 7 fod= ff sin Vi at +f 30. oa cos" Vit, (xe(2.§)) men where 2. is equal to [| SER dx. Then 2023 - lazy is equal to 1 Veos"* x a Ccarporate Office : AESLSi Flo, ncspaze Campls-2; Plott3, Sector-18, Udyog Vihar Gunigramy Haijana-t22018 pefinite Integrals 4. Stoneman j (A) 4 (m2 (a) 0 (c) 2 3. Lot t= [2X a¢ and J ae a A) t>Z.s>2 (©) 1<2.s>2 4. Tholimtot fata 7 (A) -3ina4 12 (A) -3in: 7 © 4 2 6. fin(1+tano)do equals (a) Sina () Fina _DAILY PRACTIC at cosx a vx dx as N—> «is equal to v2 terms)” equate Spotlight Phase-2 44 E PROBLEMS | (8) 2 (0) In4 (8) Oy (8) (0) ® (0) (8) (0) Let f: (0,20) 5 > Rbe a continuous function sue tha for al xe (0,3), (23) =f). The function g defined by the = [rt Yine eavation a(x) = (11) for x> 0s polynomial of degree 1 3 ‘dx. Then which of the following is true? 2 <2,s<2 i) 2 o2s< ps2 sin 12 8 8 -3in2+ 8 3In2+ 5 ‘Corporate Office ? AESLY 3 Floor; Inuepaze Campls-2) Plat4S) Sedtor=18) Udyog Vihar, Gurugram, Haryana:22015 % 10. 11. 12. 114) Spotlight Phase-2 Definite Integrals WW 2F(x) + f(x) = foi(x 7 4), then the value of [f(x)de equals (A) Zero (B) 1 ot (De w 2 ~ , then which of the following statement is INCORRECT’ For any natural number n, let I 7 tay (RO ay (©) Dh [x tn xa ae 2 2} Seox=cosecx+seoxcoseex™ Causal fo (A) Zero 7 @ 1-4 C) 4E 7 ora (0) 5-1 Consider = f° 2% 1, = f° AF ang 1, =|". Then which of the following is/are correct? a) ©) () k+h= 22h, 22 Let fx) be a differentiable function on R. Ifthe equation of tangent o the curve y= f{x) at x= 1 is 2x+y=5 and equation of normal at x= 2s x— Sy +3~= 0. Then the value of f°(F(x).f"(x)+("(x))') ox equals ) f2) (B) -f(1) (©) 2r01)=Ft2) (©) 1)-12) Consider a real valued function £(x,K)= lim (=) VXE ODM Me NITIR= fFxK): (xy +k=1. _ 2 (ix dr, then the value of (5) can be expressed as © for some coprime integers p and q, The value of (p ~ 3p) is equal to @) 19 (©) 29 (©) 39 (0) 49 ‘Corporate office ¥ AES. ‘3rd Flos Ineuspaze Canipls'2; Pla\413) Séetor-18) Udyog Vikan Gunugram) Haryana’122018: efinite Integrals 13, 14, 46. 16. 1”, 48. Spotight Phase-2 [44 t [{sin[x~x) ox = ze Sinr where a, « R (0) and +] denotes the greatest integer function, then (@) n=3 (8) a,20,vi>/ whereijeN () n=4 : ©) Ya W(x) =f 8 os eg vae{o, 3] «then which ofthe following is/are correct?” (A) Maximum value of fx) is 4 (8) Maximum value of x) is 2 2 © (3) 4 a)" (0) fx) an increasing function 111(4)is @ non constant twice different = rentiable function on R such that (3 + x) = (3 — x) and f(2) = F(5) = 0. Then which of the following is/are correct? asia a r(Z)"(G)-0 ) (©) F'(x)=0 has at most four real roots in (0, 6) (0) f(x) = 0 has at least four real roots in (0, 6) tf(x+3)sinxdx =0 Ian = [x= x)" thon, (m+n+4 +n+ gay (mR We 4 oo) (tA as an [etq—xPox= [etq-xrox= 2 © Je (1 xo = 35 © J (tx ox = sox 7 bot = ff FE em than hae bs, Where ay ad by ar functions on Sax b= JB then Pis equal to 2 @ 3 © 5 (7 Let 0 and } be acute angles satisfying tan 0 > 2, tan @ > 3, If (a, b) is the just sufficient interval in which 6 + lie, then the value of [[2c08x]ax, where [is greatest integer function, is equal to @ -« 8) x © 0 2 4 Corporate nice !AESL-rd Fide Incispaze CampUs'2) PIGS) Sécior-18) Udyog Vihar, Gurugram Haryana-t22015 . - aS Definite Integrals PE) sought Prase-2 tence seete t(x(2—x)) dx, 19, For any © R and fis a continuous function let a= "| xf(x(2—x))ax and ® J ft cunt tno me thon (2) i equatto a (A) 0 (8) 1 (o) 2 © ste z 20. Lot [ade = 4, [70 tok =5 and [40+ 29x = =1, then f°" A(2xyox equals ws (8) 3 5 (1 goa 2. (17.00) 26. ) Daily Practice Problems 1. (ABCD) 2, 7 @) 8 13. (3) 14 19. (6) 20, Assignment 1 © 2 7 A 8 13. (A) 14. 19. (A.B,D) 20. 25. (0) 26. ©) ” ©) (52) (8) (0) (8) (Ac) “ Daily Practice Problems 1 6) 2 7. (8) 8 13. (8) 14, 19. (9) 20. Assignment 1 © 2 7 (@) 8 18. (C.D) 14, 19. (A) 20. 25. (8) @) (A.B, C) (A,B,0) ©) (0) (8,6, D) (A,B,C, 0) “ 27. 16. a 27. 16. 3. 9, 15, 2 (40.00) 2g, (46.00) 29. c,d) 4, (8,0) 5 ® 10. (6) " ©) 16. @) 17. Day 5 : Indefinite integrals a) 4 @ 6. ( 10. (A) 14 ) 16. @) 17. @) 22. (A.C) 23, “ 22. (0) 29, @) 4 6 5. ©) 10. (0) 11 0) 16. (c) 17, Day 6 : Definite Integrals (A) 4. (A) 5. (A,B, D) 10. (A,B, C) 11. (A,B, D) 16. (A.C) 17. ®) 22. (0) 23, (AD) © (0) oy o (0) . (8) “ 2) @ (AB,C) Oy (8,0) . B) “ 30. 2 18, 2 18. 22 20. 12, 18, 12, 18, 24, “ (B,D) (6) @ 0) ®) 8) (0) ®) (@.0) (A,B,C) a) “wy (A,B,C, D) © O) Corporate Office * AES, Srd Fide, Incuspaze Campus-2, Plo-13, Sector-18, Udyog Vinar, Gurugram, Haryana-122015 ae a6 28. 1 7 13, 19. q Spotlight Phase-2 Answers. 28. (A)—+(P);(B) + (Q}:(C) > (P, REO) > (1) 27. (A) > (8); (8) (RS, D(C) (8,70) RSD) (48) 28. (03) 30. (04) Daily Practice Problems (o) 2 (A) 3. (8) 4. @) 5. (0) 6. (0) “ & ©) a 8) 10. (AC,0) 11. (AC) 12, (8) C) 14. (B,C) 15. (B,D) 16. (B,C) a7. (A) 18. (C) ® 2 © gaa

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