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Objective and Subjective Math Exam Questions

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Objective and Subjective Math Exam Questions

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Subject:_____________ Student Time:3:00

name:___________________
Date:____________ Marks:100
________________________

OBJECTIVE-TYPE
Qno1: Circle the correct option: 20

1. If z is a complex number, then |z|2 is :


z
a) z2 b)( z )2 c) z z d) z .
2. Multiplicative inverse of (0,-1) is equal to
a) (1,0) b) (0,1) c) (-1,0) d) (0,0)
3. If a,b∈G is a groupthen ¿
−1
a) a-1b-1 b)b -1a-1 c) ab d) ¿1¿

[ ]
4 x 3
4. If A= 7 3 6 is a singular ¿ then‘x’ is equal to
2 3 1
a) 3 b) 4 c) 6 d)7
5. A square matrix A is said to be Hermitian if:
a) ( A ¿t = A b) ( A ¿t =− A c) ( A ¿t =-A-1 d) ( A ¿t = A

6. A relation in which the equality is true for only finite values of unknown is
called an
a) identity b) equation c)Trigonometric equationd) Algebraic relation

[Link] ω is complex cube root of unity thenω 15 equals


a)1 b) zero c)ω d) – ω

8. If x-a is a factor of f(x), then for f(x) =0,x=a is.


a) Root b) Factor c)Polynomial d) degree

9. (n+1)th term of a A.P is


a) a1+(n-1)d b) a1-(n-1)d c) a1+nd d) a1 –nd

[Link] term of geometric sequence can be:


a) 1 b) 2 c) 3 d) 0
11. nCr is valid only if
a) r<n b) r>n c ) r≤n d) r≥n
n n n
( ) ( )( ) ( )
n
12. If n is a positive even integer then 1 + 3 5 + … n−1 is equal to
a) 2n b)2n+1 c) 2n-1 d) 3n

13. If co s2 θ+2 si n2 θ=5 then tan2θwill be equal to:


1 3 2
a) 3 b) 3 c) 2 d) 3

[Link]( π +θ ¿=¿
a)cos θ b) secθ c) -cosθ d) sinθ
15. sin θ=¿ ¿
2 θ θ θ 2 θ θ
a) 2 sin 2 ) 2 sin 2 cos 2 c) 2 cos 2 d) 2 tan 2

16. Period of cosec10x is:


π 2π π 4π
a) 10 b) 5 c) 5 d) 5
17. Number of elements in a triangle are:
a)3 b)4 c)8 d) 6
18. Radius of escribed circle opposite to vertex C is
∆ ∆ ∆
a) s−a b) s−b c) s−c

d) s
19. x≥+1∨x ≤−1 is thedomain of
a)cos-1x b)cosec-1x c) sec-1x d) cot-
1
x
20. The solution of sinx +cosx=0 in [0, 2 π ¿
3π π π π
a) 4 b) 4 c) 6 d) 3

SUBJECTIVE TYPE

SECTION-I
Q. No. 02: Solve any eight short question from following.
(8x2=16)
i
i. Separate into real and imaginary parts if z =
1+ i
ii. Does { 1 ,−1 } hold closure property w.r.t addition and multiplication or not ?
iii. . State and prove reversal law of inverse.
iv. Write converse and Inverse of q → p
−1
v. . If A and B are non-singular matrices, then show that ( A−1 )

[ ]
1
t
vi. If A= 1+i , find A ( A ) .
i
vii. If A=[ aij ]3 ×3 show that ( λ+ μ ) A=λA + μA
viii. . Define triangular matrix with example
ix. State the Factor theorem
3
2
∧3
x. . If α , β are the roots of 5 x −x−2=0 from an equation with roots α .
β
2
xi. Find the condition that one root of x + px +q=0 is multiplicative inverse of other root.
xii. Find the roots of the equation 15 x 2+2 ax −a2=0

Q. No. 03: Solve any eight short question from following. (8x2=16)
1
i. Resolve 2 into partial fraction.
x −1
ii. Define an identity with example.
2
4x
iii. Write into partial fraction without finding constant 2 2
( x +1) ( x−1)

()()( )
2 2 2
4 7 10
iv. Find the nth term of the sequence , , , … … ..
3 3 3
v. How many term of series −7+ (−5 )+ (−3 ) +… amount to 65?
vi.
vii. a
1 1 1
If , , are in G.P show that common ratio is ± .
a b c
If n−3 =2 n−5 find the nth term of sequence.
√ a
c

viii. In how many ways can 4 keys be arranged on a circular key ring?
ix. Show that ❑n pr =n . n−1
❑ p r−1
10.9
x. Write into factorial form.
2.1
xi. Expand ( 1−x )1 /2upto 3 term.
xii. By mean of binomial theorem calculate ( 0.97 )3 .
Q. No. 04: Solve any nine short question from following. (9x2=18)
i. Prove the identity
1
√ 1−sinθ
1+ sinθ
=secθ−tanθ where “θ is not an odd multiple of .
π
2
ii. If tanθ= and terminal arm of angle is not in III Quadrant. Find the value of
√7
2 2
cosec θ−sec θ
2 2 .
cosec θ+ sec θ
iii. Find l when θ=65 ° 20' , r=18 mm
iv. Prove the identity 1+tanαtan 2 α =sec2 α .
v. Prove that cos 33 ° sin 600 °+ cos 120 ° sin 150 °=−1.
1
vi. Prove without using table/ calculate that sin 19 ° cos 11°+ sin 71° sin 11°= .
2
x
vii. Find period of tan .
7
abc
viii. Prove that R=
4∆
ix. Write any two laws of tangents.
x. Find the smallest angle of triangle ABC when a=37.34 , b=3.24 , c=35.06
xi. Prove that abc( sinα +sinβ +sinγ ¿=4 ∆ s
xii. Without using table/calculator find cot−1 (−1 ) .
xiii. Solve sinx+cosx =0.

SECTION-II

Attempt any three from following LONG questions. (3x10=30)


Q. No. 05

| |
a+l a a
2
(a) Show that a a+ l a =l ( 3 a+ l ) .
a a a+l
(b) Show that the roots of x 2+(mx +c)2=a2 will be equal, if c 2=a2 ( 1+ m2 ) .
Q. No. 06
2
x +1
(a) Resolve the rational fraction 3 into partial fraction.
x +1
n n
a +b
(b) For what value of n, n−1 n−1 is the positive G.M between ‘a’ and ‘b’?
a +b

Q. No. 07
(a) Prove that nCr+ nCr-1 = n+1Cr
( ).
10
1
(b) Find the term independent of x in the expansion of √ x + 2
2x
Q. No. 08
(a) Prove thatsin6 θ−cos6 θ =( sin 2 θ−cos2 θ ) ( 1−sin2 θ cos 2 θ ) .
3 5
(b) Find sin ( α + β )∧cos ( α + β ) given that tanα= , cosβ = and neither the terminal
4 13
side
of the angle α and nor that of β is in I Quadrant.
Q. No. 09
1 1 1 1
(a) Show that = + + .
2rR ab bc ca
−1 5 −1 7 −1 253
(b) Prove that, sin + sin =cos .
13 25 325

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