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Counters are all alike except for the colour. If m denotes the number of arrangements of four counters if no arrangement consists of counters of same colour and n denotes the corresponding figure when every arrangement consists of counters of each colour, then ? (1) m=2n (2) 6m=13n (3) 3m=5n (4) S5m=3n If x is so small that x’ and higher powers of x (14+x)2 (+4) (I-x)2 may be neglected, then may be approximated as Bi-9 3, 1) 3x+=x* 2) 1-= da) xen Q) ra x 35 3 3 3) =x 4) -= 3) 7 8° (4) z" The total number of positive integral solution of 15 1, then find the digit at unit place 100 in the number Yr re r=0 In an examination, the question paper consists of two sections A and B containing 6 and 5 questions respectively, in how many ways a candidate can answer 7 questions, if he is required to select atleast 3 questions from section A ? 40 20 : Let (I+x+7) =) a,x" . Tf aa, =Bayy + Yay , k=0 y-a where o,B,y ¢N then the value of is The number of ways in which 2n objects of one type, 2n of another type and 2n of a third type can be divided between 2 persons so that each may have 3n objects is an?+Pn+y. Find the value of (a+B+y). 11 i s If the coefficients of x’ in [ae = and x” 1 in (4) are equal, then 729ab is equal to x" Let S be the sum, P be the product and R be the sum of the reciprocals of n" terms of a GP. Then P°R" :S" is equal to (1) 1:1 (2) (Common ratio)": 1 (3) (First term)? (common ratio)” (4) none of these JX) = ax? + bx + ¢ = 0, a ¥ 0 has positive distinct roots reciprocal of each other. Which one is correct. qd) f'(l)=0 (2) af'(1)<0 (3) a¥c (4) f'(l)>0 The sum of first k terms of two arithmetic progression are in ratio (5k — 2):(k + 5), then the ratio of their 101* term is (1) 1003 : 206 (2) 503: 106 (3) 448: 105 (4) 998 : 205 If? +x+2P-(a-3) ° +x4+1) (Pe +x4+2)+(a — 4) (x? + x + 1)? = 0 has atleast one root then complete set of value of a is 7 7 a) (02) 2) [2:5) 3 19 3) [3] (4) (=| If 2!° + 29-3! + 28-3? + .... + 2:39 + 3 = §— 2" then S is equal to (1) 3ul —2!2 (2) 31 3! 10 3) —+4+2 (3) 5 (4) 2.3"! Let a, b, c be real. If ar +bx+c=0 has two real roots a and B, where a < — | and B > 1, then —| is c 1+—+ a (1) <0 (2) >0 (3) >0 (4) =0 ir and F are the roots of the equation, ax ? + bx+1=0(a40,a,beR), then the equation, x(x+b°) +(a° ~3abx’) =0 has roots (1) 2 and pe? 2) of! and op (3) JaB and aB 3 3 (4) a 2 and B 2 The sum to n_ terms of the sequence 0.02,0.04,0.08,0.016,... is (1) (0.02)(2"—1) = (2): (0.02)(1 — 2") (3) (0.2)2"-T (A) (0.2) - 2") Find the greatest value of 4 {(=#2) (+3) x x ye yaa for V xe R—{O} (+) ae) x x (1) (2) (4) 13 6 19 3 — (3) 6 ul 6 17 6 In the four numbers, first three are in GP and last three are in AP whose common difference is 6. If the first and last numbers are same, then first number will be (1) 2 (2) 4 (3) 6 (4) 8 The number of real roots of the equation ed (x+=) +x+—=0 is x x (1) 0 (2) 2 (3) 4 (4) 6 The angle of a quadrilaterals are in A.P. whose common difference is 10° . Then the angles are (1) 75°,85°,95°,105° (2) 55°,65°,75°,85° (3) 65°,75°,85°,95° (4) 60°,70°,80°,90° If x is real, then the maximum value of y=2(a-x)(xevr +b) is (1) a+b? (2) a (3) Va? +B? (4) ava? +0? If a,b,c,d © R* —{1}, then the minimum value of log ,a+log,d +log c+log.b is (1) 4 (2) 2 (3) 1 (4) none of these If a,B and y are roots of equation x° 3x7 +1= 0, then the value of 3 3 3 (7 by l+a 1+B l+y @ 1 (2) -2 QB) -3 (4) + If sec( A—2B),secd,sec(A+2B) are in A.P. then 2 the value of = is equal to cos’ B (1) 4 (2) 1 (3) 2 (4) 3 If a(p + gy + 2bpq + c=O0 and a(p +r) + 2bpr +c =0, (a #0) then c (1) qr = p+ (2) qr=p? 3) qr=~ (4) gr=< a If x, y, z are positive and x + y + z = 1, then the minimum value of (: - i - if = 7 is x y Zz (1) 12 (2) 4 (3) 8 (4) 9 The quadratic polynomial p(x) has the following properties p(x)20 for all real numbers, p(l)=0 and p(2)=2. Then the value of p(3) is (1) 4 (2) 6 (3) 9 (4) 8 If a,b,c are in A.P., then pes ao oe be ca ab are (1) AP (2) GP (3) HP (4) None of these If P(x)=x4 +axr+bhx?+ex+d , (where a,b,c , deéR) and P(1)=10, P(2) =20, P(3) =30 ; then P(12)+P(-8)-40 the value of ( 100 equals Let a,B,y and 6 be four positive real numbers such that their product is unity, then the least value of (1+a)(1+B)(1+7)(1+8) is Peo he 6leeet «OG ok a the (n—2)x? +8x+n+4>0,VxeR, where neN. The roots of the equation x —40x4 + Px? + Ox? +Rx-S=0 are in GP If the sum of their reciprocals is 10 , then the value of |S] is equal to Let a and £ are roots of x?-3x+5=0, then the 50.-P 2S 4.30207 B+ a-p2O18 value of oor amie OS a +B

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