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The document discusses various topics related to matrices, including types of matrices, operations such as addition and subtraction, and properties like symmetry and skew-symmetry. It includes questions and problems related to determinants, relations, and the characteristics of different matrix types. The content appears to be structured for educational purposes, possibly for a mathematics curriculum or examination preparation.

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GE : Prarambh (Topicwise) ) TYPES OF MATRICES, ADDITION. 4, Which of the following is a diagonal matrix SUBTRACTION AND EQUALITY OF MATRICES, 2 7 200 @}o 0 @}020 002 0 1. The number of different possible orders of matrices having 2 (a) 3 1 © 6 (@2 220 2. In an upper triangular matrix A = [ay], , , the elements @]200 @ None of these a= 0 for 0 0 oj ee ee ee | eee ite ue fete a] fo Lo 2] us rh o3af*tar xf ls 1] 2ex 3 4 5. If trace of matrixA=| 1 1 2/ isSthenxis (@-1 (b) 2 @1 2 d © (d) No value of x 3 @ 4 36 JEE (XID) Module-t MATHEMATICS @ 1 © scanned with OKEN Scanner INUTPLCATION OF MATRICES AND Pein of ie @2 oa 2 a cael |] meaty min tens @1 2 3 @o % wa-[e == afm Sa tee o) RB ( AsD-B-4 (9 AB-BA @ aB-0 sw acrc[ 4) morte ie mi of en ob} bd 11, IFA and B are two matrices such that AB BAMA then A? + B= (248 (280 ase ae 12 mara-|ot at Go) WHR 4A-91,20 () W-3A14A+91,=0 (9 434-0494 =0 (@) 8 -38-A491,=0 Matrices nd Determinants Op CPUC Gites Ee a La 310 fe 3 of 40 of {] 16, Which of te lwo? @ 2 our. © (aay @ aK BOMGneeeesnan eee 17. fA sa show. symmatle max of doe then mace of Ais @. Or Om @2 1% For what value of x isthe matrix A. skew-symmetric matic? @t 2 3 oa 19, Owofthe following askew-symnenic maxis eas meds] wl4os} wai 560 s6 tj [ wf t 14s wl426 563 soil © scanned with OKEN Scanner 20, If Ais skew-symmetie mate and ns an even postive ing then is (@) Asymmetric mati (©) Askewsynmtie mati (©) Aéiagoal mais (Zero aes 2s mrontsa=[! meets mnan, ' (0 As4tis asymmetric atx (A -4A+51,20 i) A~ Bisa digonal mass foray valu of if (i) A~Sisaskew-symmewie mati ‘Which ofthe following ire 60, © G,69,09, © wc ( G,6i9,6) RISC 1a 13 4| inipoten of index 22, Thematic A 2 os os as 23, Thematrix=|5 2 6 |e 243 () Nilpotent (@) tavolutory (@) Hempoten: @ Ontogosat 24, IFAisinvotry matrix and 1s uit mati of sme onde, then (-A)(UP ADs (@) Zero matric wa on wm 25. IFAs idempotent mars an is identity matrix uch that Gray eT 24H. Then the val of kis @o Ot Ot. @2 oT 26, intemarx|2 1) isontogonst hen apy (a) ave t =a ant pry erred ofthese ores (@ Autor Baa nO Teo MNase 21, Solve the ollowing equations by matrix method Set syn t6 Betyh3z019 xs2ythe=25 G@snhy=aees | Oxrhyede (@xehyenees WD xehyene atytze6 2 2 nn ateennen x7 rey @ 0.23) O19 © aL (@ 01.2) 29, Which ofthe following statements) iar tre? [4r—sy-+22=2 (6) The system of equations Sx— 4+ 22=3 2x4 2y+8z01 (0) Airc “A has 6 elements. The numberof posite (0) Forany2 «2 max A ITA (aA) jo aes COIMPUTIN {, The clement inthe atrow and 3 column of the inverse of 12a thematrix]0 1 2 {is oot @- wo on @7 3 aati Ais sch ht 38+ 242 A+ (@ GA's 2A659 (38-24-51 vat auieacfo 2 -s)ant B= (aga), na c 210 (a Tel os 4 0, the ts proceed (0 3424-1 © scanned with OKEN Scanner lis m1] ox On om 6 ‘a. IfAisa main of order and Al 8, then a A = or 2 or ae ate 3 @isl=2 (i) Aisnon singular wale | *fanetsons em 0 0-1] () Ais shew-symmetie mas @ wc) ©) Ci, 66) © O.G.6,6) ——@ G.I.) 1 LetPe a nonsingular matrix sch that +B FES a '=O (where O denotes the ll mat) then Ps @r or (9 -(+P+ PEs. PO (@) None ofthese 1M. WAandB are square matiees of order 3 then the ve statment sare (where Tis unit natn: () da~A)=— ded (G 1FAB isingolr then atlas one of A or Bis singular (i) det(a = 1+ dat A (daa) = 2° ceca ( OG, Ci.) © @i,6i0, © @.4,60) @ Gi DE u Cares nt M The deminat | 2 3) soto 134 ary p10 wf 23 wf 23 2a 6 a3 6 bey sag ho fio 3 Metrics and Determinants 38, The minor Of -4 nd 9 and te cofactors of 4 and 9 in criant |-4 5-6) ar respectively 0) 2, 35:2,3 (a 22,3,42,3 40. & étrminat of second orders made withthe elements 1 and 1 The number of determinants with non-negative Go) 2,3;-42,3 values @s on os (7h enter) ttf) lg om wo mot Semr amy oa a ee bes 1 41, tre mat inven by M, ant 2atbte, tea 10+p+q+riseqalto (@ 16 ov on @10 49, IF] stands for the retest integer les than or equal =, foo fm w-9 ta |i I-91 ti os 1 then he vale of @ oo 4 iff [+2 aim, ensue of soni @o o. 2 (@) More tan 2 Pensa 3S 2 x2 5s 23 xl ssf 0, tens = 1s © ab at2 as25 0438 lath 0456 was 2 Os 0438) asst] eve 6 () Sab @o (etre Babe (9 3043 © scanned with OKEN Scanner | cw ae Ome 7 near on (dy By? eee ae at ) oi (0 ioe MUAH eH 2 lear (ab! (sep and f(2)=(4ar x LB +e then lx) is aye (4B) Leer polynomial of degree (3 2 fos wo ae 6 Si. Thedeteminant| ~6 94x 3 203 we fox we fo Wek we 0 Bad onal ev 0-8 ee Bee 0 S52, The valu ofthe determinant * cual to fo esPre 0 &-v-8 foo (+P +e lssin?0 sin’ sin? 53, | cos 140 cost | =0 then sin 40 equa sind Asin si 1-4sindy i m1 | =i les aa? -tn ae =a su ir seaye|e-5 24850 4x - 500) then f01) 3) 15) °93) + 131-N0) fo A fo. +93) yee ann wy $8. It] y2 24x yor|=lhne thenthe value of is eny sox xy @2 4 6 ws eed at 86 tt d=|erd as2d a |, then lard a avd (aA dependsona (8) depends ond (e\Aisaconsant (4) Both(a) and (8) 157, Wesiscube oot of uty, then fo? 1 @! 2 @3 @o 58, 160, andy ate he roots of the equation + pe g = 0 lx p | px ly « 6 OP-m wo then the value of the determinant op we Ty Maan cavisiety | CMDMMSSA ON laa guT EAD so a F auunce opeteclE am oaaag faa 0 49385 & Zayas ( £08)-38,——@ None oFtiese Sean, a wf Sine ea oa S & ara @° o1 2 @a (61, Find the cotcien of in he expusion of (ea)? (ray (tay lex)” (les)* (Ie3)" t+)" (Lexy (143) @o 1 2 «@ “ IEE (XIN Module MATHEMATICS @ © scanned with OKEN Scanner a acne] ered dael 1 ag? 8 [Acode m1 wo wt ww et tir he a been 2a Paseeg forefr23 oa i @ wo ol ws |cos(@+) —sin(0+9) cos2i | The decmisant| sind eos” and fis cee tO cont @o 6. (®) independent of (©) independent of & @) independent of @ and both HEU som +8 =1 and + mm tng OV I,5 © (1,23), l,m nl ixjand S=1, mn om | then @ m3 © IN=T 66. IEF, (0). &, Osh, Ox), r= 1, 2,3 are polynomials in x auch that f 6) =p, (a) "h(a, r= 1,23 and fk) 0d fo) F0)=|es00 0) co) them value of FC) at ex) Malxd yey] 1 @2 ©3 wo CMa asa solution for k= @1 @o ©@l W2 68, The number of solutions of equations x + 4y ~ Bx-dy-2-0,x-3+2=0i5 @o or @2 (a Infinite (6, Ifthe system of equations, x +29 ~32= 1, (k++ 3) = 3, (k-+ I}e-+2=0 is inconsistent, then the value of kis @3 12 wo @2 0, Ifthe system of equation 3x = 2y +2= 0, bx 14y + 152 = 0, +2y +320 have # non-trivial solution, then 2 = @s wos © 29 @~» ‘71. The existence ofthe unique solution ofthe system x +y-+2 =), Sey + we= 10,2e-+3y—2=6 depends on (@ wonly © denly (© Randy both (@) Neither nor © scanned with OKEN Scanner PRARAMBH (TOPICWISE) LO 240 3@ 40 56 6@ 274 &@ %@ 10.) LQ 2@ BO wd 66 6@ 10 BO %@ 2 @ 2) 2. @) B@ W@ BO 6d We) Ba id) 30. (d) © scanned with OKEN Scanner 1) Tc) a. ol nw) BW Bw MW A) w | SD a a 4s, 58, 6 @ Ww Ww wo 36. 46, 56, 66. oy a d 37. 47, 51 67. wo (0) 0 (0) 38. (a) 48. (b) 58. (a) 64. 8. 50. 0b) 9. te) . (b) O(a) W. © scanned with OKEN Scanner “The relation R defined in W as lth > b is divisible by ois (Reflexive but not symmetric () Symmetie but not tansiive (6) Symmetric and iansiive (@) Nowe ofthese 2. If dis the so of even natural numbers es than 8 and Bs the se of prime numbers les than 7, thon the number of relations from Ato Bis @? oF EOF wr 1B. Let Abe a reflexive relation ona set and be the identity relation on 4. Then (RCL ICR RL) RoW 4. Therelaton “is subset of 0 the power set P(A) of ase is (a) Symmetric (©) Equivalence elation (@) None ofthese 5. Let bea tclation over the setN » Nand itis defined by (u,b) lod) edard= be, Then Ris () Symmetric only An equivalence relation (a) Reflexive only (ey Teanstve only The number ofreflexive relations ofast with forclements is equal cs y 2 ay wn 7. Lette a elation onthe set oF mara numbers defined by tn <2 ms coro (nm The Ris (a) to Prarambh icwise) (c) Reflexive and symmetic (6) Transitive and symmettic (6) Equivalence (@ Reflexive, transitive but not symmetric ‘Risa elation over the set of el numbers ands given, tm e> nm 20. Then Ris (a) Symmetric and transitive (6) Reflexive and symmewic (6) Antisymmetic (2) Anequivalence relation 9. Let S be the set ofall real numbers. Then the relat Re ((@,8):1+ab>0) on Sis (@) Reflexive and symmetric but not transitive (@) Reflexive and transitive but not symmetric (©) Symmetric, wanstive but nt reflexive (@) Reflexive, tansitve and symmetric 10, Let R, be a relation defined by R= ((a,)a Hees retest integer faction) to) Yvon () ou 10) Neither oven mr od (4) None ofthese 1/0 fst hat ot and even sano, shen 3) 72} sequal wo ) x. 2 FST) 3B. IF» Risa Teton sting he propery f+ 1) + {+ 3)=2°7e Renthe period may nae anneal or os vind of) 3 04 }F ws 4.11) = a) (he wc of th lowing (@) 0s pesos nd btn ae rains (0) Non pevioi ia ational bt bs iain (6) Non peiogic i ais sional bt rations (a) None of these 38, Futon fe) sin tana apn 6 0s (0) Pevodie wit period 25 (6) Pevocc wih peti x (©) Non peioic (a) Peo with period 140083 Tsina=ensx| © 36, The period off0)~ ot Oe ) om (2) None of es 17. The fundamental period of iston, where [denotes sts ier ton. ota oet ed aes Pin a or (0 Rone AEN 38, Let: {o} > Rbea fncion defined by (2) where m9 Then (a) fisoneone ont (e) Fiemany on to (0) Fis one-one into (4) fismany on ino hen the funtion 38. Let flan ® PBB) HAD is {a} Oneoneino (hy One-one-onto () Many eneinio (a) My oe-oio 102 P| 40, 1/8 Sin f(0)= Sis AB EO Nao thei oS co ea a) Hell (AT 117 denotes he set fal DUMB then he fg Joka Rained fit) ~ el MP does ‘ne fron. (2) Oneone oly {0 Bothencone and nt (d) Ni 06-08 ‘Which the owing fieios a tive my, (9 fey= he 4 a. (6) Onoonly 4 rel” 48, Te anetinf: [2 2) > ¥. fined by fl) “2s both neon and ont if WYER @ Y-9 (Y=H9) @ Y=1.0 44, Te fintion f: RR deind by 0) = 6+ 6s (@) Oneoneandonio (8) Many-on nd onto (6) Oneoneandinto (4) Many-one and ina 45, 1 anda bijetve fnctions snd fo is dice te fog ste (0) nective () Surjective (© Bijectve (2) Ino only 46,10 the following fstions are defined fom R te ‘enify the finetion which i bijective. @ fey © foyrt-30+1 (©) fo) 180-212 +8 (0 fe)~s402+ 160-17 GOH en 4. Lets) L +f and fn) 1 isso ‘ales ofthe alu offs) ie equal to far wr (oso a Be fnsion indo (0,1 enh os Aston othe tino a“) seen ret sere} vive] xeCee (a Noe ote JHE (At Modeler marHEMaTics & © scanned with OKEN Scanner al (pH) = and gt» sin 2th (oan! w (3) fo #72 =sin2 (Nove of ese pEsaenD a, LeU/2s (1.3) be 3 tion defined by gey=x-[ 2], then isequalio (vk dette te meg finien) ox fart : “i {NISCELLANEOUS J 1, The factions) = og sd) rt = (a) For aeyrationa (0) Only when xs a postive ieser (6) Only when ictonal (a) Forany integer vale oft ncn 2x0 $2. Leif) sin sin 8» sin 30) Then 0) (a) 2 only when 020 (0)

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