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1. The function maps natural numbers to integers. It is one-to-one but not onto. 2. Given two roots of a quadratic equation that form an equilateral triangle with the origin, the value of a^2 is 2b. 3. If two complex numbers have a product of 1 and their arguments differ by 2π, then their quotient is -1.

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1. The function maps natural numbers to integers. It is one-to-one but not onto. 2. Given two roots of a quadratic equation that form an equilateral triangle with the origin, the value of a^2 is 2b. 3. If two complex numbers have a product of 1 and their arguments differ by 2π, then their quotient is -1.

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AIEEECBSEENG03

1. A function f from the set of natural numbers to integers defined by


f (n) =

'

even is n when ,
2
n
odd is when ,
2
1 n
is
(A) oneone but not onto (B) onto but not oneone
(C) oneone and onto both () neither oneone nor onto
2. !et "
1
and "
2
be two roots of the e#uation "
2
$ a" $ b = %, " being com&le'. (urther, assume
that the origin, "
1
and "
2
form an e#uilateral triangle, then
(A) a
2
= b (B) a
2
= 2b
(C) a
2
= )b () a
2
= *b
). +f " and are two non"ero com&le' numbers such that ,", = 1, and Arg (") Arg () =
2

, then " is e#ual to


(A) 1 (B) 1
(C) i () i
*. +f
'
i 1
i 1

,
_

+
= 1, then
(A) ' = *n, where n is any &ositive integer
(B) ' = 2n, where n is any &ositive integer
(C) ' = *n $ 1, where n is any &ositive integer
() ' = 2n $ 1, where n is any &ositive integer
-. +f
) 2
) 2
) 2
c 1 c c
b 1 b b
a 1 a a
+
+
+
= % and vectors (1, a, a
2
) (1, b, b
2
) and (1, c, c
2
) are nonco&lanar, then
the &roduct abc e#uals
(A) 2 (B) 1
(C) 1 () %
.. +f the system of linear e#uations
' $ 2ay $ a" = %
' $ )by $ b" = %
' $ *cy $ c" = %
has a non"ero solution, then a, b, c
(A) are in A. /. (B) are in 0./.
(C) are in 1./. () satisfy a $ 2b $ )c = %
2. +f the sum of the roots of the #uadratic e#uation a'
2
$ b' $ c = % is e#ual to the sum of the
s#uares of their reci&rocals, then
a
b
,
c
a
and
b
c
are in
(A) arithmetic &rogression (B) geometric &rogression
(C) harmonic &rogression () arithmeticgeometric&rogression
3. 4he number of real solutions of the e#uation '
2
) ,', $ 2 = % is
(A) 2 (B) *
(C) 1 () )
5. 4he value of 6a7 for which one root of the #uadratic e#uation
(a
2
-a $ )) '
2
$ ()a 1) ' $ 2 = % is twice as large as the other, is
(A)
)
2
(B)
)
2
(C)
)
1
()
)
1
+1%. +f A =
1
]
1

a b
b a
and A
2
=
1
]
1



, then
(A) = a
2
$ b
2
, = ab (B) = a
2
$ b
2
, = 2ab
(C) = a
2
$ b
2
, = a
2
b
2
() = 2ab, = a
2
$ b
2

11. A student is to answer 1% out of 1) #uestions in an e'amination such that he must choose at
least * from the first five #uestions. 4he number of choices available to him is
(A) 1*% (B) 15.
(C) 23% () )*.
12. 4he number of ways in which . men and - women can dine at a round table if no two
women are to sit together is given by
(A) .8 -8 (B) )%
(C) -8 *8 () 28 -8
1). +f 1, ,
2
are the cube roots of unity, then
=
n n 2
n 2 n
n 2 n
1
1
1



is e#ual to
(A) % (B) 1
(C) ()
2

1*. +f
n
C
r
denotes the number of combinations of n things ta9en r at a time, then the e'&ression
n
C
r$1
$
n
C
r1
$ 2
n
C
r
e#uals
(A)
n$2
C
r
(B)
n$2
C
r$1
(C)
n$1
C
r
()
n$1
C
r$1

1-. 4he number of integral terms in the e'&ansion of
2-. 3
) - ) ( + is
(A) )2 (B) ))
(C) )* () )-
1.. +f ' is &ositive, the first negative term in the e'&ansion of (1 $ ')
22:-
is
(A) 2
th
term (B) -
th
term
(C) 3
th
term () .
th
term
12. 4he sum of the series
* )
1
) 2
1
2 1
1

;;; u&to is e#ual to


(A) 2 log
e
2 (B) log
2
2 1
(C) log
e
2 () log
e

,
_

e
*
13. !et f (') be a &olynomial function of second degree. +f f (1) = f ( 1) and a, b, c are in A. /.,
then f (a), f (b) and f (c) are in
(A) A./. (B) 0./.
(C) 1. /. () arithmeticgeometric &rogression
15. +f '
1
, '
2
, '
)
and y
1
, y
2
, y
)
are both in 0./. with the same common ratio, then the &oints ('
1
, y
1
)
('
2
, y
2
) and ('
)
, y
)
)
(A) lie on a straight line (B) lie on an elli&se
(C) lie on a circle () are vertices of a triangle
2%. 4he sum of the radii of inscribed and circumscribed circles for an n sided regular &olygon of
side a, is
(A) a cot

,
_


n
(B)
2
a
cot

,
_


n 2
(C) a cot

,
_


n 2
()
*
a
cot

,
_


n 2
21. +f in a triangle ABC a cos
2

,
_

2
C
$ c cos
2

,
_

2
A
=
2
b )
, then the sides a, b and c
(A) are in A./. (B) are in 0./.
(C) are in 1./. () satisfy a $ b = c
22. +n a triangle ABC, medians A and B< are drawn. +f A = *, AB =
.

and AB< =
)

,
then the area of the ABC is
(A)
)
3
(B)
)
1.
(C)
)
)2
()
)
.*
2). 4he trigonometric e#uation sin
1
' = 2 sin
1
a, has a solution for
(A)
2
1
= ,a, =
2
1
(B) all real values of a
(C) ,a, =
2
1
() ,a,
2
1
2*. 4he u&&er
*
)
th &ortion of a vertical &ole subtends an angle tan
1

-
)
at &oint in the
hori"ontal &lane through its foot and at a distance *% m from the foot. A &ossible height of
the vertical &ole is
(A) 2% m (B) *% m
(C) .% m () 3% m
2-. 4he real number ' when added to its inverse gives the minimum value of the sum at ' e#ual
to
(A) 2 (B) 1
(C) 1 () 2
2.. +f f > ? ? satisfies f (' $ y) = f (') $ f (y), for all ', y ? and f (1) = 2, then

n
1 r
) r ( f is
(A)
2
n 2
(B)
2
) 1 n ( 2 +
(C) 2n (n $ 1) ()
2
) 1 n ( n 2 +
22. +f f (') = '
n
, then the value of f (1)
8 n
) 1 ( f ) 1 (
...
8 )
) 1 ( f
8 2
) 1 ( f
8 1
) 1 ( f
n n

+ +

is
(A) 2
n
(B) 2
n1

(C) % () 1
23. omain of definition of the function f (') =
2
' *
)

$ log
1%
('
)
'), is
(A) (1, 2) (B) ( 1, %) (1, 2)
(C) (1, 2) (2, ) () ( 1, %) (1, 2) (2, )
25.
[ ]
[ ]
)
2 : '
' 2
2
'
tan 1
' sin 1
2
'
tan 1
lim

1
]
1

,
_

1
]
1

,
_


is
(A)
3
1
(B) %
(C)
)2
1
()
)%. +f
'
) ' ) log( ) ' ) log(
lim
% '
+

= 9, the value of 9 is
(A) % (B)
)
1
(C)
)
2
()
)
2
)1. !et f (a) = g (a) = 9 and their n
th
derivatives f
n
(a), g
n
(a) e'ist and are not e#ual for some n.
(urther if
) ' ( f ) ' ( g
) a ( g ) ' ( f ) a ( g ) a ( f ) ' ( g ) a ( f
lim
a '

+

= *, then the value of 9 is


(A) * (B) 2
(C) 1 () %
)2. 4he function f (') = log (' $
1 '
2
+
), is
(A) an even function (B) an odd function
(C) a &eriodic function () neither an even nor an odd function
)). +f f (') =

'

,
_

+
% ' , %
% ' , 'e
'
1
, ' ,
1
then f (') is
(A) continuous as well as differentiable for all '
(B) continuous for all ' but not differentiable at ' = %
(C) neither differentiable nor continuous at ' = %
() discontinuous everywhere
)*. +f the function f (') = 2'
)
5a'
2
$ 12a
2
' $ 1, where a @ %, attains its ma'imum and minimum
at & and # res&ectively such that &
2
= #, then a e#uals
(A) ) (B) 1
(C) 2 ()
2
1
)-. +f f (y) = e
y
, g (y) = yA y @ % and ( (t) =

t
%
f
(t y) g (y) dy, then
(A) ( (t) = 1 e
t
(1 $ t) (B) ( (t) = e
t
(1 $ t)
(C) ( (t) = t e
t
() ( (t) = t e
t

).. +f f (a $ b ') = f ('), then

b
a
'
f (') d' is e#ual to
(A)


+
b
a
d' ) ' b ( f
2
b a
(B)

+
b
a
d' ) ' ( f
2
b a
(C)

b
a
d' ) ' ( f
2
a b
()

+
+
b
a
d' ) ' b a ( f
2
b a
)2. 4he value of
' sin '
dt t sec
lim
2
'
%
2
% '

is
(A) ) (B) 2
(C) 1 () %
)3. 4he value of the integral + =

1
%
' (1 ')
n
d' is
(A)
1 n
1
+
(B)
2 n
1
+
(C)
1 n
1
+

2 n
1
+
()
1 n
1
+
$
2 n
1
+
)5.
-
) ) )
n
-
* * *
n
n
n ...... ) 2 1
lim
n
n ...... ) 2 1
lim
+ + + +

+ + + +

is
(A)
)%
1
(B) "ero
(C)
*
1
()
-
1
*%. !et
d'
d
( (') =

,
_

'
e
' sin
, ' @ %. +f
)
' sin
*
1
e
'
)

d' = ( (9) ( (1), then one of the &ossible


values of 9, is
(A) 1- (B) 1.
(C) .) () .*
*1. 4he area of the region bounded by the curves y = ,' 1, and y = ) ,', is
(A) 2 s# units (B) ) s# units
(C) * s# units () . s# units
*2. !et f (') be a function satisfying f (') = f (') with f (%) = 1 and g (') be a function that satisfies
f (') $ g (') = '
2
. 4hen the value of the integral

1
%
f (') g (') d', is
(A) e
2
-
2
e
2
(B) e $
2
)
2
e
2

(C) e
2
)
2
e
2
() e $
2
-
2
e
2
+
*). 4he degree and order of the differential e#uation of the family of all &arabolas whose a'is is
'a'is, are res&ectively
(A) 2, 1 (B) 1, 2
(C) ), 2 () 2, )
**. 4he solution of the differential e#uation (1 $ y
2
) $ ('
y tan
1
e

)
d'
dy
= %, is
(A) (' 2) = 9
y tan
1
e

(B) 2'
y tan 2
1
e

$ 9
(C) '
y tan
1
e

= tan
1
y $ 9 () '
y tan 2
1
e

=
y tan
1
e

$ 9
*-. +f the e#uation of the locus of a &oint e#uidistant from the &oints (a
1
, b
1
) and (a
2
, b
2
) is (a
1

a
2
) ' $ (b
1
b
2
) y $ c = %, then the value of 6c7 is
(A) ) b a b a (
2
1
2
1
2
1
2
2
2
2
+ (B)
2
2
2
1
2
2
2
1
b b a a + +
(C) ) b b a a (
2
1
2
2
2
1
2
2
2
1
+ ()
2
2
2
2
2
1
2
1
b a b a +
*.. !ocus of centroid of the triangle whose vertices are (a cos t, a sin t), (b sin t, b cos t) and
(1, %), where t is a &arameter, is
(A) ()' 1)
2
$ ()y)
2
= a
2
b
2
(B) ()' 1)
2
$ ()y)
2
= a
2
$ b
2
(C) ()' $ 1)
2
$ ()y)
2
= a
2
$ b
2
() ()' $ 1)
2
$ ()y)
2
= a
2
b
2
*2. +f the &air of straight lines '
2
2&'y y
2
= % and '
2
2#'y y
2
= % be such that each &air
bisects the angle between the other &air, then
(A) & = # (B) & = #
(C) &# = 1 () &# = 1
*3. a s#uare of side a lies above the 'a'is and has one verte' at the origin. 4he side &assing
through the origin ma9es an angle (% = =
*

) with the &ositive direction of 'a'is. 4he


e#uation of its diagonal not &assing through the origin is
(A) y (cos sin ) ' (sin cos ) = a
(B) y (cos $ sin ) $ ' (sin cos ) = a
(C) y (cos $ sin ) $ ' (sin $ cos ) = a
() y (cos $ sin ) $ ' (cos sin ) = a
*5. +f the two circles (' 1)
2
$ (y ))
2
= r
2
and '
2
$ y
2
3' $ 2y $ 3 = % intersect in two distinct
&oints, then
(A) 2 = r = 3 (B) r = 2
(C) r = 2 () r @ 2
-%. 4he lines 2' )y = - and )' *y = 2 are diameters of a circle having area as 1-* s# units.
4hen the e#uation of the circle is
(A) '
2
$ y
2
$ 2' 2y = .2 (B) '
2
$ y
2
$ 2' 2y = *2
(C) '
2
$ y
2
2' $ 2y = *2 () '
2
$ y
2
2' $ 2y = .2
-1. 4he normal at the &oint (bt
1
2
, 2bt
1
) on a &arabola meets the &arabola again in the &oint (bt
2
2
,
2bt
2
), then
(A) t
2
= t
1

1
t
2
(B) t
2
= t
1
$
1
t
2
() t
2
= t
1

1
t
2
() t
2
= t
1
$
1
t
2
-2. 4he foci of the elli&se
2
2 2
b
y
1.
'
+ = 1 and the hy&erbola
2-
1
31
y
1**
'
2 2
coincide. 4hen the
value of b
2
is
(A) 1 (B) -
(C) 2 () 5
-). A tetrahedron has vertices at B (%, %, %), A (1, 2, 1), B (2, 1, )) and C ( 1, 1, 2). 4hen the
angle between the faces BAB and ABC will be
(A) cos
1

,
_

)-
15
(B) cos
1

,
_

)1
12
(C) )%
%
() 5%
%

-*. 4he radius of the circle in which the s&here '
2
$ y
2
$ "
2
$ 2' 2y *" 15 = % is cut by the
&lane ' $ 2y $ 2" $ 2 = % is
(A) 1 (B) 2
(C) ) () *
--. 4he lines
9
* "
1
) y
1
2 '

and
1
- "
2
* y
9
1 '

are co&lanar if
(A) 9 = % or 1 (B) 9 = 1 or 1
(C) 9 = % or ) () 9 = ) or )
-.. 4he two lines ' = ay $ b, " = cy $ d and ' = ay $ b, " = cy $ d will be &er&endicular, if and
only if
(A) aa $ bb $ cc $ 1 = % (B) aa $ bb $ cc = %
(C) (a $ a) (b $ b) $ (c $ c) = % () aa $ cc $ 1 = %
-2. 4he shortest distance from the &lane 12' $ *y $ )" = )22 to the s&here '
2
$ y
2
$ "
2
$ *' 2y
." = 1-- is
(A) 2. (B) 11
1)
*
(C) 1) () )5
-3. 4wo systems of rectangular a'es have the same origin. +f a &lane cuts them at distances a,
b, c and a, b, c from the origin, then
(A)
2 2 2 2 2 2
c
1
b
1
a
1
c
1
b
1
a
1

+ + +
= % (B)
2 2 2 2 2 2
c
1
b
1
a
1
c
1
b
1
a
1

+ +
= %
(C)
2 2 2 2 2 2
c
1
b
1
a
1
c
1
b
1
a
1

+
= % ()
2 2 2 2 2 2
c
1
b
1
a
1
c
1
b
1
a
1

+ +
= %
-5.
c , b , a

are ) vectors, such that % c b a


+ + , , c , , 2 , b , , 1 , a ,

= ), then a c c b b a

+ +
is e#ual to
(A) % (B) 2
(C) 2 () 1
.%. +f
v , u

and w

are three nonco&lanar vectors, then (


) w v ( ) v u ( ) w v u

+
e#uals
(A) % (B) w v u


(C) v w u

() ) w v u


.1. Consider &oints A, B, C and with &osition vectors 9
C
1% D
C
. i
C
, 9
C
2 D
C
* i
C
2 + + ,
9
C
* D
C
) i
C
+ and 9
C
- D
C
i
C
- + res&ectively. 4hen ABC is a
(A) s#uare (B) rhombus
(C) rectangle () &arallelogram but not a rhombus
.2. 4he vectors
9
C
* i
C
) AB +
, and 9
C
* D
C
2 i
C
- AC + are the sides of a triangle ABC. 4he
length of the median through A is
(A) 13 (B) 22
(C) )) () 233
.). A &article acted on by constant forces 9
C
) D
C
i
C
* + and 9
C
D
C
i
C
) + is dis&laced from the &oint
9
C
) D
C
2 i
C
+ + to the &oint 9
C
D
C
* i
C
- + + . 4he total wor9 done by the forces is
(A) 2% units (B) )% units
(C) *% units () -% units
.*. !et D
C
i
C
v , D
C
i
C
u +

and 9
C
) D
C
2 i
C
w + +

. +f n
C is unit vector such that n
C
u

= % and n
C
v

=
%, then
, nC w ,

is e#ual to
(A) % (B) 1
(C) 2 () )
.-. 4he median of a set of 5 distinct observations is 2%.-. +f each of the largest * observations of
the set is increased by 2, then the median of the new set
(A) is increased by 2 (B) is decreased by 2
(C) is two times the original median () remains the same as that of the original set
... +n an e'&eriment with 1- observations on ', then following results were available>

2
'
= 23)%,
'
= 12%
Bne observation that was 2% was found to be wrong and was re&laced by the correct value
)%. 4hen the corrected variance is
(A) 23.%% (B) 133...
(C) 122.)) () 3.))
.2. (ive horses are in a race. Er. A selects two of the horses at random and bets on them. 4he
&robability that Er. A selected the winning horse is
(A)
-
*
(B)
-
)
(C)
-
1
()
-
2
.3. <vents A, B, C are mutually e'clusive events such that / (A) =
)
1 ' ) +
, / (B) =
*
' 1
and
/ (C) =
2
' 2 1
. 4he set of &ossible values of
' are in the interval
(A)
1
]
1

2
1
,
)
1
(B)
1
]
1

)
2
,
)
1
(C)
1
]
1

)
1)
,
)
1
() F%, 1G
.5. 4he mean and variance of a random variable having a binomial distribution are * and 2
res&ectively, then / (H = 1) is
(A)
)2
1
(B)
1.
1
(C)
3
1
()
*
1
2%. 4he resultant of forces /

and I

is ?

. +f I

is doubled then ?

is doubled. +f the
direction of I

is reversed, then ?

is again doubled. 4hen /


2
> I
2
> ?
2
is
(A) ) > 1 > 1 (B) 2 > ) > 2
(C) 1 > 2 > ) () 2 > ) > 1
21. !et ?
1
and ?
2
res&ectively be the ma'imum ranges u& and down an inclined &lane and ? be
the ma'imum range on the hori"ontal &lane. 4hen ?
1
, ?, ?
2
are in
(A) arithmeticgeometric &rogression (B) A./.
(C) 0./. () 1./.
22. A cou&le is of moment 0

and the force forming the cou&le is /

. +f /

is turned through a
right angle, the moment of the cou&le thus formed is 1

. +f instead, the forces /

are turned
through an angle , then the moment of cou&le becomes
(A) 0

sin 1

cos (B) 1

cos $ 0

sin
(C) 0

cos 1

sin () 1

sin 0

cos
2). 4wo &articles start simultaneously from the same &oint and move along two straight lines,
one with uniform velocity u

and the other from rest with uniform acceleration


f

. !et be
the angle between their directions of motion. 4he relative velocity of the second &article with
res&ect to the first is least after a time
(A)
f
sin u
(B)
u
cos f
(C) u sin ()
f
cos u
2*. 4wo stones are &roDected from the to& of a cliff h meters high, with the same s&eed u so as
to hit the ground at the same s&ot. +f one of the stones is &roDected hori"ontally and the other
is &roDected at an angle to the hori"ontal then tan e#uals
(A)
gh
u 2
(B) 2g
h
u
(C) 2h
g
u
() u
gh
2
2-. A body travels a distances s in t seconds. +t starts from rest and ends at rest. +n the first &art
of the Dourney, it moves with constant acceleration f and in the second &art with constant
retardation r. 4he value of t is given by
(A) 2s

,
_

+
r
1
f
1
(B)
r
1
f
1
s 2
+
(C) ) r f ( s 2 + ()
,
_

+
r
1
f
1
s 2
Solutions
1. Clearly both one one and onto
Because if n is odd, values are set of all nonnegative integers and if n is an even, values
are set of all negative integers.
1ence, (C) is the correct answer.
2. "
1
2
$ "
2
2
"
1
"
2
= %
("
1
$ "
2
)
2
)"
1
"
2
= %
a
2
= )b.
1ence, (C) is the correct answer.
-.
2
2
2
2
2
2
c c 1
b b 1
a a 1
1 c c
1 b b
1 a a
+
= %
(1 $ abc)
1 c c
1 b b
1 a a
2
2
2
= %
abc = 1.
1ence, (B) is the correct answer
*.
2
) i 1 (
i 1
i 1
2
+

+
= i
'
i 1
i 1

,
_

+
= i
'
' = *n.
1ence, (A) is the correct answer.
.. Coefficient determinant =
c c * 1
b b ) 1
a a 2 1
= %
b =
c a
ac 2
+
.
1ence, (C) is the correct answer
3. '
2
) ,', $ 2 = %
(,', 1) (,', 2) = %
' = t 1, t 2.
1ence, (B) is the correct answer
2. !et , be the roots
$ =
2 2
1 1

$ =
) (
2
2 2
+
+
2
2
c
ac 2 b
a
b

,
_

2a
2
c = b (a
2
$ bc)

b
c
,
a
b
,
c
a
are in 1./.
1ence, (C) is the correct answer
1%. A =
1
]
1

a b
b a
A
2
=
1
]
1

a b
b a

1
]
1

a b
b a
=
1
]
1

+
+
2 2
2 2
b a ab 2
ab 2 b a
= a
2
$ b
2
, = 2ab.
1ence, (B) is the correct answer.
5. = 2
) =
) a - a
1 a )
2
+

2
2
=
. a - a
2
2
+
. a - a
1
) ) a - a ( a
) 1 a ) (
2 2 2
2
+ +

a =
)
2
.
1ence, (A) is the correct answer
12. Clearly -8 .8
(A) is the correct answer
11. Jumber of choices =
-
C
*

3
C
.
$
-
C
-

3
C
-

= 1*% $ -..
1ence, (B) is the correct answer
1). =
n n 2 n
n 2 n 2 n
n 2 n n 2 n
1 1
1 1
1
+ +
+ +
+ +
= %
Kince, 1 $
n
$
2n
= %, if n is not a multi&le of )
4herefore, the roots are identical.
1ence, (A) is the correct answer
1*.
n
C
r$1
$
n
C
r1
$
n
C
r
$
n
C
r

=
n$1
C
r$1
$
n$1
C
r
=
n$2
C
r$1
.
1ence, (B) is the correct answer
12.
* )
1
) 2
1
2 1
1

;;;
= 1
*
1
)
1
)
1
2
1
2
1
+ + ;;;
= 1 2

,
_

+ .........
*
1
)
1
2
1
= 2

,
_

+ + .........
*
1
)
1
2
1
1
1
= 2 log 2 log e
= log

,
_

e
*
.
1ence, () is the correct answer.
1-. 0eneral term =
2-.
C
r
( ) )
2-.r
F(-)
1:3
G
r
(rom integral terms, or should be 39
9 = % to )2.
1ence, (B) is the correct answer.
13. f (') = a'
2
$ b' $ c
f (1) = a $ b $ c
f ( 1) = a b $ c
a $ b $ c = a b $ c also 2b = a $ c
f (') = 2a' $ b = 2a'
f (a) = 2a
2

f (b) = 2ab
f (c) = 2ac
A/.
1ence, (A) is the correct answer.
15. ?esult (A) is correct answer.
2%. (B)
21. a
2
b )
2
A cos 1
c
2
C cos 1

,
_

+
+
,
_

+
a $ c $ b = )b
a $ c = 2b.
1ence, (A) is the correct answer
2.. f (1) = 2
f (1 $ 1) = f (1) $ f (1)
f (2) = 2 2
only f ()) = ) 2

n
1 r
) r ( f = 2 (1 $ 2 $ ;;; $ n)
= 2
2
) 1 n ( n +
.
2-. (B)
2).
*


* 2
' sin
2

sin
1
(a)
*

2
1
,a,
2
1
.
1ence, () is the correct answer
22. !1K = 1
8 )
) 2 n )( 1 n ( n
8 2
) 1 n ( n
8 1
n

+ $ ;;;
= 1
n
C
1
$
n
C
2
;;;
= %.
1ence, (C) is the correct answer
)%.
)
2
1
' )
1
' )
1
lim
% '

+
+

.
1ence, (C) is the correct answer.
23. * '
2
%
' t 2
'
)
' @ %
' (' $ 1) (' 1) @ %.
1ence () is the correct answer.
25.
2
2 : '
) ' 2 (
2
'
*
*
) ' sin 1 (
2
'
*
tan
lim

,
_


,
_


=
)2
1
.
1ence, (C) is the correct answer.
)2. f ( ') = f (')
1ence, (B) is the correct answer.
1. sin ( $ ) =
*%
'
sin a =
1*%
'
' = *%.
1ence, (B) is the correct answer
)*. f (') = % at ' = &, #
.&
2
$ 13a& $ 12a
2
= %
.#
2
$ 13a# $ 12a
2
= %
f (') = % at ' = &
and f (') @ % at ' = #.
)%. A&&lying !. 1os&ital7s ?ule
) a ( f ) a ( g
) a ( f ) a ( g ) a ( g ) a ( f
lim
a 2 '

= *
)) a ( f ) a ( g (
)) a ( f f ) a ( g ( 9


= *
9 = *.
1ence, (A) is the correct answer.
)..

b
a
'
f (') d'
=

+
b
a
) ' b a (
f (a $ b ') d'.
1ence, (B) is the correct answer.
)). f (%)
f (% h) = 1
f (% $ h) = %
!1 ?1.
1ence, (B) is the correct answer.
)2.
' sin '
) ' tan(
lim
2
% '
=

,
_

'
' sin
'
) ' tan(
lim
2
2
% '
= 1.
1ence (C) is the correct answer.
)3.

1
%
'
(1 ')
n
d' =

1
%
n
'
(1 ')
=

1
%
1 n n
) ' ' (
=
2 n
1
1 n
1
+

+
.
1ence, (C) is the correct answer.
)-. ( (t) =

t
%
f
(t y) f (y) dy
=

t
%
f
(y) f (t y) dy
=

t
%
y
e
(t y) dy
= '
t
(1 $ t).
1ence, (B) is the correct answer.
)*. Clearly f (') @ % for ' = 2a # = 2a = % for ' = a & = a
or &
2
= # a = 2.
1ence, (C) is the correct answer.
*%. ( (') =
'
' sin
)
e
=

' sin
e
'
)
d' = ( (9) ( (1)
=

.*
1
' sin
'
e
d' = ( (9) ( (1)
=


.*
1
(
(') d' = ( (9) ( (1)
( (.*) ( (1) = ( (9) ( (1)
9 = .*.
1ence, () is the correct answer.
*1. Clearly area = 2 2 2
= s# units
*-. !et & (', y)
(' a
1
)
2
$ (y b
1
)
2
= (' a
2
)
2
$ (y b
2
)
2
(a
1
a
2
) ' $ (b
1
b
2
) y $
2
1
) a a b b (
2
1
2
2
2
1
2
2
+ = %.
1ence, (A) is the correct answer.
*.. ' =
)
1 t sin b t cos a + +
, y =
)
1 t cos b t sin a +
2
)
1
'
,
_

$ y
2
=
5
b a
2 2
+
.
1ence, (B) is the correct answer.
*). <#uation y
2
= *a 5' h)
2yy
1
= *a yy
1
= 2a
yy
2
= y
1
2
= %.
1ence (B) is the correct answer.
*2.

1
%
) ' ( f
F'
2
f (')G d'
solving this by &utting f (') = f (').
1ence, (B) is the correct answer.
-%. +ntersection of diameter is the &oint (1, 1)
s
2
= 1-*
s
2
= *5
(' 1)
2
$ (y $ 1)
2
= *5
1ence, (C) is the correct answer.
*2. ()
*5.
dy
d'
(1 $ y
2
) = ) ' e (
y sin
1

dy
d'
$

+ y 1
'
=
2
y sub
y 1
e
1
+

-2.
2
2
2
2
-
5
y
-
12
'

,
_

,
_

= 1
e
1
=
*
-
ae
2
=
1.
b
1
2
* = )
b
2
= 2.
1ence, (C) is the correct answer.
-*. (C)
.5. n& = *
n&# = 2
# =
2
1
, & =
2
1
n = 3
& (' = 1) =
3
C
1

3
2
1

,
_

=
)2
1
.
1ence, (A) is the correct answer.
*5. (' 1)
2
$ (y ))
2
= r
2

(' *)
2
$ (y $ 2)
2
1. * $ 3 = %
(' *)
2
$ (y $ 2)
2
= 12.
.2. Kelect 2 out of -
=
-
2
.
1ence, () is the correct answer.
.-. %
2
' 2 1
*
' 1
)
1 ' )
+

+
+
1
12' $ * $ ) )' $ . 12' 1
% 1) )' 12
)' 1)
'
)
1
'
)
1)
.
1ence, (C) is the correct answer.
). Arg
2
"

,
_

,", = 1
" = i or $ i.

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