Chapter 1.

Function & Limits:

1) The domain of binary relation y2 = - 4x is,

8) If f (x) = ax + b, where a, b  R, a  0, then f is called a
A) R
B) Z A) Constant Function
C) R+ B) Linear Function
D) Negative real numbers including zero. C) Quadratic Function
Answer: D D) Polynomial Function
Answer: B
2) If S = {a, b, c} then the number of distinct relations on S
is 9) The graph of a linear function represents a

A) 9 A) Circle
B) 29 B) Line
C) 23 C) Parabola
D) 92 D) Ellipse
Answer: B Answer: B

3) The domain of the binary relation 2x2 + 2y2 = 18 is 10) The equation having null set as its solution set is

A) R A) x = cos x
B) R+ B) x = ex
C) Z C) x = sin x
D) {- 3, 3} D) x = tan x
Answer: D Answer: B

4) The range of the binary relation 4x2 + 9y2 = 36 is 11) The composition of two functions f and g is defined as
(fog) (x) = f {g (x)}, for all x in the set
A) {- 2, 2}
B) {– 3, 3} A) Rg
C) {- 2, 3} B) Dg
D) R C) Dg  Df
Answer: A D) R g  Df
Answer: D
5) If R1 = {(x, y)  x, y  R and x >y} is a binary relation
then its inverse is 12) If f(x) = x and g(x) = x2 then the value of (fog) (x) is

A) {(1, 2), (2, 3)} A) x2

B) {(2, 1), (3, 2), (4, 3)} B) x
C) {(x, y)  x = y} C) x3
D) {(x, y)  x, y  R and y > x} D) x4
Answer: D Answer: A

6) The graph of the binary relation y = x2 – 6x + 5 represents 13) Let f: S  T be a one – to – one function such that f(x1)
= 6 and f(2) = 6 then the value of x1 is :
A) Line A) 6
B) Circle B) 2
C) Parabola C) 3
D) Ellipse D) 12
Answer: C Answer: B

7) The graph of R1 = {(x, y)  x, y  R and y > x} is 14) Let f(x) = 5x + 3 then f is

A) One – to – one function
A) Line B) Onto function
B) Points on the line y = x C) Constant function
C) All points below the line y = x D) Both one-to-one and onto function
D) All points above the line y = x Answer: D
Answer: D
15) Let : S  S be an identity function and 2  S, then the A) 312
value of f(2) is B) 87
A) 2 C) 287
B) –2 D) 288
C) 3 Answer: C
D) ½
Answer: A 24) The inverse function of the function
16) Let g = {(1, 1), (2, 3), (3, 2), (4, 4)} be a function from S x 1
onto S, then the value of g–1 (2) is, y , x  1 is
A) 2 x 1
B) 3 1 y 1
A) f ( y ) 
C) 4 y 1
D) 1
Answer: B 1 1 y
B) f ( y ) 
1 y
17) Let f(x) = 5x + 1, x  R then value of f–1 (6) is,
1 1 y
C) f ( y ) 
A) 31 1 y
B) 1 1 y
1
C) 6 D) f ( y ) 
D) 1/6 y 1
Answer: B Answer: C

18) If g(x) = 2x + 1 then the value of g2(1) is x

25) If y , x  2 is a function then the value of
A) 3 x2
B) 9 f – 1 (2) is, (Here y = f(x))
C) 7 A) ½
D) 8 B) 4
Answer: C C) ¼
D) – 4
20) The graph of the function y = x and y = tan x intersect at Answer: D
the point
26) If the variable x takes in succession the value
A) x = /4 1 2 4 5
B) x=0
3, 3 , 3 , 3 , 3 , ....... then x approaches
2 3 5 8
C) x = /2 A) 4
D) x = /3 B) 3
Answer: B
5
C) 3
21) The solution set of the equation x = tan x is 8
D) 5
A)  Answer: A
B) {/4} 3
C) {1} 27) If h > 0, then as h approaches zero, tan(  h)
D) {0}
2
approaches
Answer: D

22) The solution set of 2x3 – 3x2 + 4x – 5 = 0 can have at the A) -

most, B) 
C) 0
A) 4 members D) –1
B) 3 members Answer: A
C) 2 members
D) 5 members 28) The values of Limh0 Co sec(  h), h  0 is
Answer: B A) 0
B) 
23) If f (x) = 2x2 – 1 and g(x) = 5x + 2 then value of f[g(2)] is C) -
D) –1
Answer: C
sin ax
29) The value of Lim x0 is
bx
A) a
a
B)
b
C) b
b
D)
a
Answer: B

x
4 4
30) The value of Lim x  (1  ) is
x
A) e4
e
B)
4
4
C)
e
D) e
Answer: D
Chapter 1 NUMBER SYSTEMS B) – 6 + 3i
C) 6 + 3i
D) 6 – 3i
1) 3 is
Answer: A
A) Rational
7) The solution set of 5x + 8 = 0 when x  N is
B) Irrational
C) Integer
A) non empty set
D) Prime
Answer: B 8
B) 
5
2) Product  2   2 is equal to 8
C)
5
A) –2 D) empty set
B) 2 Answer: D
C) 0
D) 4
8) For all x, y, z  R, if (x y ) z = x (yz) then this property
Answer: A
is called

3) Z1 Z 2  A) Commutative property under multiplication

B) Associative under multiplication
C) Distributive under multiplication
A) Z1 Z 2 D) Commutative under addition
B) Z1  Z 2 Answer: B

C) Z1  Z 2 9) The additive inverse of a complex number x + yi

Z1 A) x – iy
D)
Z2 B) x + iy
C) – x – iy
Answer: A D) {x/x2 + y2, - y /x2 + y2}
Answer: C
4) If x < y, y < z then
10) The conjugate of a complex number 5i
A) x>z
B) x<z A) –5
C) x=z B) 5i
D) none of these C) – 5i
Answer: B D) 5
Answer: C
5) Z1  Z 2 is
11) The property used in this equation 3 x 7 = 7 x 3 is
called
A)  Z1  Z 2
A) Closure law
B)  Z1  Z 2 B) Commutative law for addition
C)  Z1  Z 2 C) Commutative property w.r.t multiplication
D) Identity
D)  Z1  Z 2 Answer: C
Answer. C
12) The additive inverse of (-x, -y) is
5
6) (- i ) is
A) (-x, -y)
A) i B) (x, y)
B) –1 C) (-x, 0)
C) 1 D) (x, -y)
D) –i Answer: B
Answer: D
6) The conjugate of – 6 + 3i 13) The property used in the equation 8 + 0 = 8 is called
A) – 6 – 3i A) Commutative
 B) Associative
C) Additive Identity 20) If Z1, Z2 be complex numbers then Z1  Z 2 
D) Additive Inverse
Answer: C
A) Z1  Z 2
B) Z1  Z 2
14) For all a, b, c  R, if (a + b) + c = a + (b + c) then the C) Z1  Z 2
property is called
D) Z1  Z 2
A) Commutative under addition Answer: B
B) Associative w.r.t addition 21) If z = (a, b), then z –1 =
C) Distributive under addition
D) None of these A) (a, - b)
Answer: B B) (-a , b)

15) The inverse of an element ‘a’ under addition is  a b 

C)  2 2
, 2 2 
a b a b 
1  a b 
A) D)  2 , 2
a 2 2 
a b a b 
B) - a Answer: C
C) 1
D) 0
Answer: B 22) If z = a + bi, then z

16) The additive identity is A) a2 – b2

B) a2 + b2
A) 0
B) –1 C) a 2  b2
C) 1
D) none of these
D) a 2  b2
Answer: A Answer: D

17) The product of two conjugate complex numbers is always a 23) If z1 and z2 are any two complex numbers then
z1  z 2
A) Real number
B) Complex number
C) Irrational number A)  z1  z 2
D) Natural number
B)  z1  z 2
Answer: A
C)  z1  z 2
18) The sum of two conjugate complex numbers is always a
D)  z1  z 2
A) Real number Answer: B
B) Irrational number
C) Complex number 24) (- i )15 =
D) Natural number
Answer: A A) 1
B) –1
1  2i C) i
19)  D) –i
2i
Answer: C
A) 1 25) If z1 = (a, b) and z2 = (c, d) then z1z2 =
B) 5
C) ¾ A) (ac – bd, ad + bc)
D) 5/3 B) (ac + bd, cd – bc)
Answer: A C) (ad + bc, ac – bd)
D) (ad – bd, ac + bd)
Answer: A 33) If Z   Z then Z is _________
26) 2x2 + 3y2 = A) real
B) imaginary
A) (2x + 3iy) (2x – 3iy) C) neither type

B) ( 2 x  3iy )( 2 x  3iy )
34) If Z  1  i then Z  ________
C) (2x – 3y) (2x + 3y)
D) ( 2 x  3 y )( 2 x  3 yi) A) (-1, -1)
Answer: B B) (-1, 1)
C) (1, -1)
27)   _________ D) none
Answer: B
A) N
B) Q 35) i  _________
C) Q/
D) none
A) – 1
Answer: C
B) 1
C) 0
28) x  R, x  x is called _______ property. D) i
Answer: B
A) symmetric
B) reflexive 1  2i
C) transitive 36) The magnitude of is _________
D) none 2i
Answer: A
A) 5 + 2i
29) Every recurring  terminating decimal represents B) – 1
C) 1
A) Q D) none
B) Q/ Answer: C
C) R
D) none 37) If x = 0, then multiplicative inverse of x is _______
Answer: A
1
A)
30) The complex No. (a + ib) can be written as ______ x
B) – x
A) (a, ib) C) 1
B) {a, b} D) 0
C) (a, b) E) none
D) [a, b] Answer: D
Answer: C

31) The imaginary part of the complex Nos. (b, a) is ______

1 3
38) The real & imaginary part of  is _____
2i 2i
A) ia
B) b 5 2
C) a A) ,
D) none 8 5
Answer: C 5 2
B) ,
32) If Z  I then Z  _________ 8 5
8 2
C) ,
A) i 5 5
B) – i D) none
C) ±1 Answer: C
D) none
Answer: A 39) The value of in = _______ where n is an odd No.
 A) – i
B) + i
C) ± i
D) none
Answer: D

40) If the area f triangle is 16, formed by the points Z, Z+iZ and
iZ in a complex plane, then Z  ______
A) 16
B) 5 3
C) 4 2
D) none
Answer: C

41) if x + iy = 5 – 6i 2k, then imaginary part (y) = _______

A) – 6
B) 6
C) 0
D) none
Answer: C

42) A real number is always

A) a natural no
B) positive integer
C) Rational number
D) complex number
Answer: C

43) The property used in the equation 7.8 + (- 7.8) = 0 is

A) Commutative
B) Associative
C) Additive Identity
D) Additive inverse
Answer: D
 Chapter No. 10

Trigonometric Identities 5. cos(   ) 

1. Distance r of the point P(x1, y1) from the origin a) cos  cos   sin  sin 
is given by the relation r = ______ ? b) cos  cos   sin  sin 
c) sin  cos   cos  sin 
a) x12  y12 d) sin  cos   cos  sin 
b) x12  y12 e) sin  sin   cos  cos 
Answer: a
c) x12  y12  2 x1 y1
d) x12 6. sin(   ) 
e) none of these
Answer: b a) cos  cos   sin  sin 
b) cos  cos   sin  sin 
2. If Sin  1 = Sin  2 and Cos  1 = Cos  2 then c) sin  cos   cos  sin 
d) sin  cos   cos  sin 
1
a) sin (1   2 )  0 e) sin  sin   cos  cos 
2 Answer: c
1
b) sin (1   2 )  0
2 7. sin(   ) 
1
c) cos (1   2 )  0
2 a) cos  cos   sin  sin 
1 b) cos  cos   sin  sin 
d) cos ( 2  1 )  1
2 c) sin  cos   cos  sin 
e) none of these d) sin  cos   cos  sin 
Answer: b
e) sin  sin   cos  cos 
3. Distance r of the point P(1, 2) from the origin Answer: d
O(0, 0) is given by the relation r = ___ ?
8. cos( ) 
a) 5
b) 5 a) sec 
c) 25 b) – sin 
c) sin 
d) 3
d) – cos 
e) None of these e) cos 
Answer: b Answer: e
4. cos(   )  9. sin( ) 

a) cos  cos   sin  sin  a) sec 

b) cos  cos   sin  sin  b) – sin 
c) sin  cos   cos  sin  c) sin 
d) sin  cos   cos  sin  d) – cos 
e) sin  sin   cos  cos  e) cos 
Answer: b Answer: b
 15. tan(90    ) 
a) tan 
b) - tan 
10. cot( )  c) – sin 
d) – cot 
a) - tan  e) cot 
b) tan  Answer: e
c) cot 
d) – cot  16. cot(90    ) 
e) cos 
Answer: d
a) tan 
b) – tan 
11. tan( ) 
c) – sin 
d) - cot 
a) - tan  e) cot 
b) tan  Answer: a
c) cot 
d) – cot 
17. sec(90    ) 
e) cos 
Answer: a
a) – cosec 
12. sec( )  b) cosec 
c) - sec 
d) sec 
a) – cos 
e) cot 
b) - sec 
Answer: b
c) sec 
d) cosec 
18. cos(  90  ) 
e) - cosec 
Answer: c
a) – cosec 
13. cos(90    )  b) cosec 
c) – sec 
d) sin 
a) – cos 
e) cot 
b) cos 
Answer: d
c) – sin 
d) sin 
19. cos ec(90    ) 
e) – cosec 
Answer: d
a) – cosec 
14. sin(90    )  b) cosec 
c) – sec 
d) sec 
a) tan 
e) cot 
b) cos 
Answer: d
c) – sin 
d) sin 
20. sec(  90  ) 
e) – cosec 
Answer: b
 a) cosec  b) cos 
b) - sec  c) - cos 
c) - cot  d) – sin 
d) cot  e) sin 
e) cos  Answer: b
Answer: a
 
 26. cot    
21. sin(  90 )  2 
a) cot 
a) – cos  b) tan 
b) cosec  c) – cos 
c) – sec  d) – sin 
d) sin  e) sin 
e) cos  Answer: b
Answer: a
 
22. tan(  90  )  27. tan    
2 
a) cot 
a) tan  b) tan 
b) – tan  c) – cos 
c) – cot  d) – sin 
d) cot  e) sin 
e) cos  Answer: a
Answer: c
 
23. cos ec(  90  )  28. cos     
 2
a) sec 
a) cosec 
b) – cos 
b) – sec 
c) cos 
c) – cot 
d) – sin 
d) cot 
e) sin 
e) cos 
Answer: e
Answer: b
 
  29. sin     
24. cos      2
2 
a) sec 
a) cosec 
b) – cos 
b) cos 
c) cos 
c) – cos 
d) – sin 
d) – sin 
e) sin 
e) sin 
Answer: b
Answer: e
 
30. tan     
   2
25. sin      a) sec 
2 
b) cot 
c) – cot 
a) cosec 
d) tan 
 e) – tan 
Answer: c 36. csc(  90  ) 

  a) – sin 
31. sec     
 2 b) – csc 
a) sec  c) – sec 
b) cot  d) csc 
c) cosec  e) sec 
d) tan  Answer: e
e) – tan 
Answer: c  
37. cos    
  2 
32. cos ec     
 2
a) – sin 
a) sec  b) – csc 
b) – sec  c) – sec 
c) cosec  d) csc 
d) tan  e) sec 
e) – tan  Answer: a
Answer: b
 

38. sin     
33. cos(  90 )  2 

a) – sin  a) – sin 
b) sin  b) – csc 
c) cos  c) – sec 
d) – cos  d) cos 
e) – tan  e) sec 
Answer: a Answer: d

34. sin(  90  )  39. tan (  90  ) 

a) – sin 
a) – sin  b) – cot 
b) sin  c) cot 
c) cos  d) tan 
d) – cos  e) – tan 
e) – tan  Answer: b
Answer: c
40. sec (  90  ) 
35. cot(  90  )  a) – sin 
b) sec 
a) – sin  c) – sec 
b) – cot  d) csc 
c) cot  e) – csc 
d) tan  Answer: e
e) – tan 
Answer: e
   d) sin 
41. sec      e) – sec 
 2
a) sec  Answer: d
b) – csc 
47. sec (   ) 
c) cot 
d) – cot  a) sec 
e) – sec  b) – sec 
Answer: b c) – csc 
d) csc 
42. sin (   )  e) – tan 
a) cos  Answer: b
b) – cos 
48. cos (   ) 
c) – sin 
d) sin  a) cos 
e) cot  b) – cos 
Answer: c c) - sin 
43. csc (   )  d) sin 
e) cot  Answer: b
a) sec  49. tan (   ) 
b) – sec 
c) – csc  a) sin 
d) csc  b) cot 
e) – tan  c) – cot 
Answer: d d) tan 
e) – tan 
44. cot (   )  Answer: e

a) sin  50. cos (   ) 

b) cot 
c) – cot  a) – cos 
d) tan  b) cos 
e) – tan  c) – sin 
Answer: c d) sin 
e) – sec 
  Answer: a
45. csc     
 2
 
a) sec  51. csc     
b) – csc   2
c) cot 
d) – cot  a) sec 
e) – sec  b) – csc 
Answer: a c) cot 
d) – cot 
46. sin (   )  e) – sec 
Answer: a
a) – cos 
b) cos 
c) – sin 
 2 sin  1  cos   sin 
52. If y  then
1  cos   sin  1  sin  a) sin 
is equal to b) – sin 
c) cos 
a) 1/y d) – cos 
b) Y e) tan 
c) 1–y Answer: c
d) 1+y
e) None of these 57.cot(   ) 
Answer: c cot   cot 
a)
1  cot  cot 
53. In the triangle ABC, where C is the right angle,
cot   cot 
tan A + tan B = b)
1  cot  cot 
A
cot  cot   1
c)
c b
cot   cot 
cot  cot   1
d)
B
a
C
 cot   cot 
a) a + b e) none of these
a 2  b2 Answer: d
b)
ab
2
c) a / bc 58. tan(   ) 
2
d) b / ac
e) None of these tan   tan 
a)
Answer: b 1  tan  tan 
tan   tan 
54. Sin(2   )  ________ b)
1  tan  tan 
cot   cot 
a) Sin  c)
b) – Sin  1  cot  cot 
c) Cos  cot   cot 
d)
d) – Cos  1  cot  cot 
e) Tan  e) none of these
Answer: b Answer: a

55. The value of the expression 59. tan(   ) 

2
1  sin y 1  cos y sin y
  is
1  cos y sin y 1  cos y a) tan 
b) – tan 
a) 0 c) cot 
b) 1 d) – cot 
c) Sin y e) sec 
d) Cos y Answer: a
e) None of these
Answer: d 60. sec(   ) 

56. Cos (2   )  ______ ? a) tan 

 b) – csc  c) 1 + sin 
c) csc  d) 1 – sin 
d) – sec  e) 1 – 2sin2 
e) sec  Answer: a
Answer: d
65. Sin  =
61. csc(   ) 

a) 1  2sin 2
a) tan  2
b) – csc  2 
c) csc  b) 2 cos 1
2
d) – sec   
e) sec  c) sin cos
2 2
Answer: b
 
d) 2 sin cos
62. tan(   )  2 2
2
tan   tan  e) 1  2sin 
a) Answer: a
1  tan  tan 
tan   tan  66. Cos  =
b)
1  tan  tan 
cot   cot   
c) a) cos 2  sin 2
1  cot  cot  2 2
cot   cot   
d) b) cos 2  sin 2
1  cot  cot  2 2
2 2
e) none of these c) cos   sin 
Answer: b d) cos 2   sin 2 
e) 2 sin 
63. cot(   )  Answer: b

cot   cot  67. Cos  =

a) 
1  cot  cot  a) 1  2sin 2
cot   cot  2
b) 
1  cot  cot  b) 2 cos 2 1
2
cot  cot   1
c) c) 2 cos 2   1
cot   cot 
d) 2 cos 2   1
cot  cot   1
d) e) 1  2sin 2 
cot   cot  Answer: a
e) none of these
Answer: c  
68. 2 sin 2   
2
 
64. 2 cos 2    a) 1  cos 
2 b) 1  cos 
c) 1  sin 
a) 1 + cos  d) 1  sin 
b) 1 – cos  e) 1  2sin 2 
Answer: b b) 1sin2  + 1
c) 2cos2  - 1
69. Tan(2   )  _______? d) 2cos2  + 1
a) Cot e) Cos2  - 1
b) Cot Answer: e
c) Tan
d) Tan 75. Sin2  =
e) Cot
Answer: d a) Cos2  - Sin2 
b) 2Sin2  + 1
70. Cos (2   )  _______? c) 2Sin  Cos 
d) Sin  Cos 
a) Sin  e) 2Cos2  - 1
b) – Sin  Answer: c
c) Cos 
d) – Cos  76. Cos2  =
e) Cot 
Answer: c a) cos2  + sin2 
b) 2sin2  + 1
71. Tan(2   )  _______? c) 2sin2  - 1
d) 2cos2  + 1
a) Cot  e) 2cos2  - 1
b) – Sin  Answer: e
c) Tan 
77. Sin  =
d) – Tan 
e) – Tan  1  cos 2
a) 
Answer: c 2
72. Sin (2   )  1  cos 2
b) 
2
a) Sin 
b) – Sin  1  sin 2
c) 
c) Cos  2
d) – Cos  1  sin 2
e) – Cosec  d) 
2
Answer: a
1  sec 2
e) 
73. 1  Cos 2  2
Answer: a
a) 2sin 
b) 2cos  78. 1 + cos4  =
c) 2sec 
d) 2sin2  a) 2cos2 
e) 2cos2  b) 4sin2 
Answer: e c) 4cos2 
d) 2sin22 
74. Cos2  = e) 2cos22 
Answer: e
a) 1 + cos 
79. 1 – cos4  =  5 
a) 2 cos 2  
 2 
a) 2cos2 
 5 
b) 4sin2  b) 2 sin 2  
c) 4cos2   2 
d) 2sin22  5  3 
c) cos 2  
e) 2cos22  2  2 
Answer: d d) 2sin 2 2
e) 2 cos 2 3
80. Cos  =
Answer: b

1  cos 2 84. 1  cos 5 

a) 
2  5 
a) 2 cos 2  
1  cos 2  2 
b) 
2  5 
b) 2 sin 2  
1  sin 2  2 
c) 
2 5  3 
c) cos 2  
1  sin 2 2  2 
d) 
2 d) 2sin 2 2
1  sec 2 e) 2 cos 2 3
e)  Answer: a
2
Answer: b
85. 1  cos 3 
81. 1 – cos3  =  3 
a) 2 cos 2  
 2 
 3   3 
a) 2 cos 2   b) sin 2  
 2   2 
 3  3  3 
b) 2 sin 2   c) cos 2  
 2  2  2 
3  3  d) 2sin 2 2
c) cos 2  
2  2  e) 2 cos 2 3
d) 2sin 2 2 Answer: c
e) 2 cos 2 3
Answer: b 86. tan 2 
2 tan 2 
a)
82. 1  cos 6  1  tan 
a) 3sin 2  2 tan 
b)
b) 2sin 2 3 1  tan 2 
c) 3sin 2 3 2 tan 
c)
d) 2sin 2 2 1  tan 2 
e) 2 cos 2 3 2 cot 
d)
Answer: e 1  cot 2 
2 cot 
e)
83. 1  cos 5  1  cot 2 
Answer: c
91. sin 2 
87. tan 4  1  tan 2 
a)
4 tan 2  1  tan 2 
a)
1  tan  2 tan 
b)
2 tan 2 1  tan 2 
b)
1  tan 2 2 1  tan 2 
2 tan 2 c)
c) 1  tan 2 
1  tan 2 2 2 tan 
4 tan 2 d)
d) 1  tan 2 
1  tan 2 2 e) 2 sin 
4 tan 2 Answer: d
e)
1  tan 2 2
Answer: c 92. cos12 
a) 3cos3   4 cos 4
88. cos 3  b) 4 cos3 4  3cos 4
a) 4 cos3   3cos  c) 3sin 4  4sin 3 4
b) 3cos3   4 cos  d) 4 sin 4  3sin 3 4
c) 3sin   4 sin 3  e) 12 cos 
d) 4 sin   3sin 3  Answer: b
e) 3cos 
Answer: a 93. sin9 
a) 4 cos3   3cos 
89. sin 3  b) 3cos3 3  4 cos 3
a) 4 cos3   cos  c) 3sin 3  4sin 3 3
b) 3cos3   4 cos  d) 4 sin 3  3sin 3 3
c) 3sin   4 sin 3  e) 9 cos 
d) 4 sin   3sin 3  Answer: c
e) 3cos 
Answer: c 94. cos9 
a) 4 cos3   3cos 3
b) 3cos3 3  4 cos 3
c) 3sin 3  4sin 3 3
d) 4 sin 3  3sin 3 3
90. tan 3 
e) 9 cos 
3 tan   tan 3  Answer: e
a)
1  3 tan 2  95. 2cos  cos  =
3 tan   tan 3  a) cos(   )  cos(   )
b)
1  3 tan 2  b) cos(   )  cos(   )
3 tan   tan 3  c) sin(   )  sin(   )
c)
1  3 tan 2  d) sin(   )  sin(   )
3cot   cot 3  e) None of these
d)
1  3cot 2  Answer: a
e) 3 tan 
Answer: a 96. cos2  =
 1  tan 2  Answer: a
a)
1  tan 2 
2 tan  101. sin   sin  
b)
1  tan 2 
   
1  tan 2  a) 2sin sin
c) 2 2
1  tan 2     
2 tan  b) 2 sin sin
d) 2 2
1  tan 2     
e) 2sin  c) 2 sin cos
Answer: c 2 2
   
d) 2 cos cos
97. cos2  = 2 2
a) cos(   )  cos(   ) e) None of these
b) cos(   )  cos(   ) Answer: c
c) sin(   )  sin(   )
102. sin   sin  
d) sin(   )  sin(   )
e) None of these    
Answer: c a) 2sin sin
2 2
98. 2cos  sin  =    
b) 2 sin sin
a) cos(   )  cos(   ) 2 2
   
b) cos(   )  cos(   ) c) 2 sin cos
2 2
c) sin(   )  sin(   )
   
d) sin(   )  sin(   ) d) 2 cos cos
2 2
e) None of these e) None of these
Answer: d Answer: d
99. 2sin  sin  = 
a) cos(   )  cos(   ) 103. cos 
12
b) cos(   )  cos(   )
c) sin(   )  sin(   ) 3 1
d) sin(   )  sin(   ) a)
2 2
e) None of these
Answer: b 3 1
b)
2 2
100. cos   cos   3 1
    c)
a) 2sin sin 2
2 2
3 1
    d)
b) 2 sin sin 2
2 2
e) 1
   
c) 2 sin cos Answer: b
2 2
    104. Cos315o =
d) 2 cos cos
2 2
e) None of these
 1
a) 108. cot (- 855o) =
2
a) 2
1
b)  b) 1
2 c) – 1
3 d) 0
c)
2 e) – 2
3 Answer: b
d) 
2
109. sec(- 960o) =
e) 0
Answer: a a) 2
b) 1
105. Cos540o = c) –1
d) 0
e) –2
1 Answer: e
a)
2
1 110. sin (- 780o) =
b) 
2
3 3
c) a) 
2 2
3 3
d)  b)
2 2
e) – 1 2
c)
Answer: e 3
d) 0
106. Tan (- 135o) = e) 1
Answer: a
1
a)
2 111. cos 254o =
1
b)  a) – cos33o
2
b) Cos5o
3 c) Cos16o
c)
2 d) Sin16o
d) 1 e) – sin16o
e) 0 Answer: e
Answer: d
112. cos (-435o) =
107. sec(- 300o) =
a) cos15o
a) 4 b) – cos15o
b) 3 c) – sin15o
c) 2 d) Sin15o
d) 1 e) Sin25o
e) 0 Answer: d
Answer: c 113. sin(   ).cos(   ) 
 tan   tan 
118.
a) sin   sin  tan   tan 
b) sin   sin  cos(   )
a)
c) sin 2   sin 2  cos(   )
d) sin 2   sin 2   1 cos(   )
b)
e) 0 cos(   )
Answer: d sin(   )
c)
sin(   )
114. sin(   ).sin(   ) 
sin(   )
d)
a) sin   sin  sin(   )
b) sin   sin  e)  tan 
Answer: d
c) sin 2   sin 2 
d) cos 2   cos 2  119. cos4  =
e) 0
Answer: d 1
a) 3  4 cos 2  2 cos 4 
8
115. sin(45   )  1
b) 3  4 cos 2  2 cos 4 
8
a) sin   cos  c) 4sin3  cos 
b) sin   cos  d) – 4cosn3  sin 
1 e) none of these
c) (sin   cos  )
2 Answer: b
1
d) (sin   cos  ) 1  sin 
2 120. 
e) sin  1  sin 
Answer: e
 
o tan  cos
116. tan(180 +  )  a) 2 2
a) cot   
tan  cos
b) tan  2 2
c) sin   
sin  cos
d)  tan  2 2
b)
e)  cos   
Answer: b sin  cos
2 2
 
117. cos(   ).cos(   )  sin  cos
c) 2 2
a) cot 2  
sin  cos
b) cos 2   cos 2  2 2
c) sin 2  
d) tan 2 tan  cos
d) 2 2
e) None of these  
Answer: b tan
 cos
2 2
e) 4 cos 4
Answer: c
 sin 3 cos 3
121.  
cos  sin 
126. csc( ) 
a) sin 
b) 2cot2  a) - cos 
c) cos  b) – sec 
d) – sec  c) sec 
e) sec  d) csc 
Answer: b e) – csc 
Answer: e
122. 2sin 3  cos  =
127. cot (  - 90o) =
a) cot4  + cot 2 
b) cos4  + cos2  a) tan 
c) cos4  - cos2  b) – tan 
d) sin4  - sin2  c) – cot 
e) sin4  + sin2  d) cot 
Answer: e e) cos 
Answer: b
123. sin5  + sin3  =
 
128. csc     
a) 2cos2  sin  2 
b) – 2cos4  sin 
c) – 2sin4  cos  a) – csc 
d) 2cos4  sin  b) csc 
e) 2sin4  cos  c) – sec 
Answer: e d) sec 
e) cot 
124. 2sin12o sin46o = Answer: d
a) cos34o cos58o
 
b) sin34o + sin58o 129. tan     
c) sin34o – sin58o  2
d) cos34o + cos58o
e) cos34o – cos58o a) tan 
Answer: e b) – tan 
c) cot 
cos x  cos 3 x d) – cot 
125.  e) sec 
sin 3 x  sin x
Answer: d
a) cot2x
b) tan2x  
130. cot     
c) csc2x  2
d) sec2x
e) cos2x a) tan 
Answer: b b) – tan 
c) cot 
 d) – cot 
e) sec 
Answer: b

131. cos  =


a) 1  2sin 2
2

b) 2 cos 2 1
2
c) 2cos2  - 1
d) 2cos2  + 1
e) 1 – 2sin2 
Answer: a

132. 1 – cos2  =

a) 2sin 
b) 2cos 
c) 2sec 
d) 2sin2 
e) 2cos2 
Answer: d

133. 1 – cos6  =

a) 3sin2 
b) 2sin23 
c) 3sin23 
d) 2sin22 
e) 2cos23 
Answer: b

134. cos   cos  

   
a) 2sin sin
2 2
   
b) 2 sin sin
2 2
   
c) 2 sin cos
2 2
   
d) 2 cos cos
2 2
e) none of these
Answer: d
 Chapter No. 11 d) R   x x  n , n  Z 

Trigonometric Functions & Their Graphs e) R   x 1  x  1

Answer: c
1. Range of the sine function is ________ ? 6. The domain of cotx is

a) {x | - 1 < x > 1} a) [-1, 1]

b) {x | - 1 < x < 1} R
c) {x | 0 x > 1}   
R -  x x  (2n  1) , n  Z 
d) {x < 1}  2 
e) None of these
R   x x  n , n  Z 
Answer: b
R   x 1  x  1
2. The domain of sinx is
Answer: d
a) [ - 1 , 1]
7. The domain of secx is
b) R
a) [-1, 1]
   b) R
c) R -  x x  (2n  1) , n  Z 
 2    
c) R -  x x  (2n  1) , n  Z 
d) R   x x  n , n  Z   2 
e) R   x 1  x  1 d) R   x x  n , n  Z 
Answer: b e) R   x 1  x  1
Answer: c
3. Range of the cosine function is = __________ ?
a) {x | - 1 < x > 1}
8. The domain of cscx is
b) {x | - 1 < x < 1}
a) [-1, 1]
c) {x | 0 x > 1}
b) R
d) {x > 1}
e) None of these   
c) R -  x x  (2n  1) , n  Z 
Answer: b  2 
d) R   x x  n , n  Z 
4. The domain of the cosx is
a) [-1, 1] e) R   x 1  x  1
b) R Answer: d
  
c) R -  x x  (2n  1) , n  Z 
 2  9. The range of sinx is
a) [-1, 1]
d) R   x x  n , n  Z 
b) R
e) R   x 1  x  1   
c) R -  x x  (2n  1) , n  Z 
Answer: b  2 
d) R   x x  n , n  Z 
5. The domain of tanx is
a) [-1, 1] e) R   x 1  x  1
b) R Answer: a
  
c) R -  x x  (2n  1) , n  Z 
 2  10. The range of cosx is
a) [-1, 1]
 b) R d) R   x x  n , n  Z 
  
c) R -  x x  (2n  1) , n  Z  e) R   x 1  x  1
 2 
Answer: e
d) R   x x  n , n  Z 
e) R   x 1  x  1 15. A function f(x) is said to be the periodic
function if, for all x in the domain of f, here
Answer: a
exists a smallest positive number p such that
11. The range of tanx is
f(x + p) =
a) [-1, 1]
a) f(p)
b) R
b) f(x)
   c) 0
c) R -  x x  (2n  1) , n  Z 
 2  d) P
d) R   x x  n , n  Z  e) x+p
Answer: b
e) R   x 1  x  1
Answer: b 16. If, for all x in the domain of f, there exists a
smallest positive number p such that
12. The range of cotx is f(x + p) = f(x), then p is the

a) [-1, 1] a) period of f
b) R b) period of 2f’
   c) period of 3f
c) R -  x x  (2n  1) , n  Z  d) period of 4f
 2  e) none of these
d) R   x x  n , n  Z  Answer: a
e) R   x 1  x  1
17. The period of sinx is
Answer: b

13. The range of secx is a)
3

a) [-1, 1] b)
b) R 2
   2
c) R -  x x  (2n  1) , n  Z  c)
2 3
 
d) 
d) R   x x  n , n  Z  e) 2 
e) R   x 1  x  1 Answer: e
Answer: e 18. The period of cosx is
14. The range of csc x is 
a)
a) [-1, 1] 3
b) R 
b)
   2
c) R -  x x  (2n  1) , n  Z  2
 2  c)
3
 d)  d) 
e) 2  e) 2 
Answer: e Answer: e

19. The period of tanx is 23. The period of sin2x is


a)
3 
a)
 3
b)
2 
b)
2 2
c)
3 2
c)
d)  3
e) 2  d) 
Answer: d e) 2 
20. The period of cotx is Answer: d


a)
3
 24. The period of cos2x is
b)
2

2 a)
c) 3
3

d)  b)
e) 2  2
Answer: d 2
c)
3
21. The period of sec x is d) 
e) 2 
 Answer: d
a)
3
 25. The period of tan 2x is
b)
2

2 a)
c) 3
3

d)  b)
e) 2  2
Answer: e 2
c)
3
22. The period of cosec x is d) 
e) 2 
 Answer: b
a)
3
 26. The period of cot2x is
b)
2

2 a)
c) 3
3
 
b)
2 
a)
2 3
c)
3 
b)
d)  2
e) 2  2
c)
Answer: b 7
d) 
27. The period of sec2x is e) 2 
Answer: c

a)
3 x
31. The period of cos is
 3
b)
2
2 a) 
c)
3 b) 2 
d)  c) 3 
e) 2  d) 4 
Answer: d e) 6 
Answer: e

x
32. The period of tan is
28. The period of cosec 2x is 3
a) 
 b) 2 
a)
3 c) 3 
 d) 4 
b) e) 6 
2
2 Answer: c
c)
3
x
d)  33. The period of cot is
e) 2  3
Answer: d
a) 
29. The period of sin3x is b) 2 
c) 3 
 d) 4 
a) e) 6 
3
Answer: c

b)
2 x
2 34. The period of sec is
c) 3
3
d)  a) 
e) 2  b) 2 
Answer: c c) 3 
d) 4 
30. The period of cos7x is
 e) 6  x
39. The period of 15csc is
Answer: e 3

35. The period of cot3x is a) 

b) 2 
 c) 3 
a)
3 d) 4 
 e) 6 
b)
2 Answer: e
2
c) x
3 40. the period of 15csc is
d)  5
e) 2 
Answer: a a) 15 
b) 10 
36. The period of tan 3x is c) 5
d) 2
 e) 
a) Answer: b
3

b)
2
2
c)
3
d) 
e) 2 
Answer: a

x
37. The period of 3tan is
3

a) 
b) 2 
c) 3 
d) 4 
e) 6 
Answer: c

x
38. The period of 3sec is
3

a) 
b) 2 
c) 3 
d) 4 
e) 6 
Answer: e
 Chapter – 12
Application of Trigonometry
1. How many important elements a triangle
has…….. a) 128
b) 64
a) 5 2
c) c =
b) 6 2
c) -5 d) c = 2 2
d) 4
e) None of these e) c = 8 2
Answer: b Answer: e

2. The value of sin38o 24’ is 7. The sum of the three angles of triangle is

a) 37.4 a) 360o
b) 0.6211 b) 073o
c) 0.4234 c) 225o
d) 0.3952 d) 180o
e) None of these e) 90o
Answer: b Answer: d)

3. Angle above the eye level 8. A tree of 8m high has the shadow 6m in
a) Angle of elevation length, the angle of elevation of the sum at
b) Angle of depression that moment is
c) Constant angle
d) Right angle a) 0
e) Obtuse angle b) 53o7’
Answer: a c) 90o
4. a = 5429,c = 6294,b = …. d) 180o
e) 225o
a) 2142 Answer: b)
b) 3184
c) 8413 9. the value of h in the given triangle is
d) 1415
e) None of these
Answer: b

5. Angle below the eye level 40

a)
3
a) Angle of elevation 3
b) Angle of depression b)
40
c) Constant angle
d) Right angle c) 3
e) Obtuse angle d) 40
Answer: b e) None of these
Answer: a)
6. The value of c in the triangle is
10. The right angled triangle has one of its angles
of measure
 a) 360o 14. The value of x s
b) 270o
c) 225o
d) 180o
e) 90o
Answer: e)

11. At the top of a cliff 80m high, the angle of

depression of a boat is 12o. the distance of the
boat from the cliff is

a) 100m a) 115.3
b) 255m b) 70.3
c) 377m c) 60.3
d) 477m 3
e) 733m d)
2
Answer: b) e) 10.2
Answer: e)
12. The value of h is
15. The law of sine is
a b c
a)  
sin  sin  sin 
a b c
b)  
sin  sin  sin 
a b c
c)  
sin  sin  sin 
a b c
d)  
a) 15.3 sin  sin  sin 
b) 30.3 e) None of these
c) 60.3 Answer: e)
d) 120.3
e) None of these 16. The law of sine is
Answer: b) a b c
a)  
13. The value of h is sin  sin  sin 
a b c
b)  
sin  sin  sin 
a b c
c)  
sin  sin  sin 
a b c
d)  
sin  sin  sin 
a) 111.2 e) None of these
b) 222.2 Answer: b)
c) 555.2
d) 666.2 17. The law of cosine is
e) 777.2
a) a 2  b 2  c 2  2bc cos
Answer: c)
 b) a 2  b 2  c 2  2bc cos b 2 sin  sin 
d)
c) a 2  b 2  c 2  2bc cos 2 sin 
d) a 2  b 2  c 2  2bc cos 2
a sin  sin 
e) None of these e)
2 sin 
Answer: a) Answer: b)
18. The law of tangent is
21. The sides of a triangle are x 2  x  1,2 x  1 and
1
tan (   ) x 2  1 , the greatest angle of the triangle is
a b 2
a)  a) 90o
a  b tan 1 (   )
b) 110o
2 c) 120o
1 d) 150o
tan (   )
ab 2 e) 160o
b) 
a  b tan 1 (   ) Answer: c)
2
a  b tan(   )
c) 
a  b tan(   )
a  b tan(   ) 22. if  is the area of a triangle ABC, then  =
d)  c 2 sin  sin 
a  b tan(   ) a)
e) None of these 2 sin 
Answer: b) c 2 sin  sin 
b) 
2 sin 
19. The law of tangent is
c 2 sin 
1 c)
tan (   ) 2 sin  sin 
ca 2
a) 
1
c  a tan (   ) b 2 sin  sin 
d)
2 2 sin 
2
1 a sin  sin 
tan (   ) e)
ca 2 2 sin 
b) 
1
c  a tan (   ) Answer: e)
2
c  a tan(   ) 23. if  is the area of a triangle ABC, then  =
c) 
c  a tan(   ) 1
a) bc sin 
c  a tan(   ) 2
d)  1
c  a tan(   ) b) ab sin 
e) None of these 2
Answer: a) 1
c) bc sin 
2
20. if  is the area of a triangle ABC, then  = d) ab sin 
c 2 sin  sin  e) bc sin 
a) Answer: c)
2 sin 
c 2 sin  sin  24. if  is the area of a triangle ABC, then  =
b)
2 sin  c 2 sin  sin 
a)
c 2 sin  2 sin 
c)
2 sin  sin 
 c 2 sin  sin  abc
b) b)
2 sin  4
abc
c 2 sin  c)
c) 2
b 2 sin  sin 
d) a  b  c
b 2 sin  sin  e) a  b  c
d)
2 sin  Answer: c)
2
a sin  sin 
e) 29. The area of a triangle with b = 25.4,
2 sin 
Answer: b)   4517' ,   36  41' is
25. if  is the area of a triangle ABC, then  = a) 138.29 square units
1 b) 110 square units
a) bc sin  c) 90 square units
2
1 d) 50 square units
b) ab sin  e) 35 square units
2
Answer: a)
1
c) bc sin 
2 30. r1 =
d) ab sin 

e) bc sin  a)
Answer: b) s b
26. if  is the area of a triangle ABC, then  = 
b)
1 sa
a) bc sin  
2 c)
1 sc
b) ac sin  sa
2 d)
1 
c) bc sin  
2 e)
d) ab sin  s
e) bc sin  Answer: b)
Answer: c)
31. The area of a triangle with a = 300, b=120,
27. if  is the area of a triangle ABC, then  =  = 150o is
a) s ( s  a)( s  b)( s  c) a) 5000 square units
b) 6000 square units
b) s ( s  a)( s  b)( s  c) c) 7000 square units
c) s ( s  a)( s  b)( s  c) d) 9000 square units
Answer: e)
d) s ( s  a)( s  b) s  c)
e) s ( s  a)( s  b) s  c) 32. r1 =
Answer: e) a) s
1
28. if a, b, c are the sides of the triangle ABC, then s b)
s
= s
abc c)
a) 
3 
d)
s
 e) s Answer: c)
Answer: d)
  
37. 4R sin sin sin =
33. r2 = 2 2 2
 a) r1
a)
s b b) r2
 c) r3
b)
sa d) r

c) e) 0
sc Answer: d)
sa
d)
 38. r1 =
 
e) a) s tan
s 2
Answer: a) 
b) s tan
2
34. r3 =

 c) s tan
a) 2
s b d) s tan 
 e) s tan 
b)
sa Answer: c)

c)
sc 39. r2 =
sa 
d) a) s tan
 2
 
e) b) s tan
s 2
Answer: c) 
c) s tan
2
1 1 1
35. 4R cos  sin  cos  = d) s tan 
2 2 2 e) s tan 
a) r1 Answer: b)
b) r2
c) r3 1 1 1
40.   
d) r ab bc ca
e) 0 R
a)
Answer: b) 2r
   r
36. 4R cos cos sin = b)
2 2 2 2R
a) r1 1
c)
b) r2 2rR
c) r3 1
d)
d) r rs
e) None of these
e) 0
Answer: c)
 e) r R
41. r3 = Answer: d)

a) s tan
2 46. rr1r2 r3 
 a) r12
b) s tan
2 b) 2
 c) R 2
c) s tan
2 d) r 2
d) s tan  e) s 2
e) s tan  Answer: b)
Answer: a)
  
   47. b sin sin sec 
42. 4R sin cos cos = 2 2 2
2 2 2 a) s
a) r1 b) 
b) r2 c) R
c) r3 d) R
e) rR
d) r Answer: d)
e) 0
Answer: a) 48. if a = 13, b = 14, c = 15, then R =
a) 18
43. r1r2  r2 r3  r3 r1  b) 14
c) 12
a) r12
d) 10.5
b) 2 e) 8.125
c) R 2 Answer: e)
d) r 2 49. if a = 13, b = 14, c = 15, then r2 =
e) s 2 a) 18
Answer: e) b) 14
c) 12
   d) 10.5
44. r 2 cot cot cot 
2 2 2 e) 8.125
a) s Answer: c)
b)  50. if a = 13, b = 14, c = 15, then r3 =
c) R a) 18
d) r b) 14
e) r R c) 12
d) 10.5
Answer: b)
e) 8.125
Answer: b)
  
45. a sin sin sec 
2 2 2   
a) s 51. c sin sin sec 
2 2 2
b) 
a) s
c) R
b) 
d) r
c) R
 d) r b) 
e) rR c) R
Answer: d) d) a
e) b
52. r1  r2  r3  r  Answer: a)
a) 4r1
57. abc (sin   sin  ) 
b) 4
c) 4 s a) 4  R
b) 4  s
d) 4 R
e) 4r c) 4  r
Answer: d) d) 4rs
e) 4Rs
Answer: b)
53. r1r2 r3 
a) Rr 2 1
b) rR 2 58. (r1  r3 ) tan  
2
c) Rs 2 a) c
d) rR 2 b) 
e) rs 2 c) R
Answer: e) d) a
e) b
54. if a = 13, b = 14, c = 15, then r1 = Answer: e)
a) 18
b) 14 1
59. (r2  r3 ) tan  
c) 12 2
d) 10.5 a) c
e) 8.125 b) 
Answer: d) c) R
d) a
 e) b
55. cos  Answer: d)
2
s( s  c)
a) 
ab 60. cos 
2
s ( s  b)
b) s( s  c)
ac a)
ab
s(s  a)
c) s ( s  b)
bc b)
ac
s ( s  b)( s  c)
d) s(s  a)
bc c)
bc
( s  c)( s  a)
e) s( s  b)( s  c)
ac d)
bc
Answer: a)
s( s  c)( s  a)
e)
1 ac
56. (r1  r2 ) tan   Answer: c)
2
a) c
 
61. cos 
2 
64. tan 
s( s  c) 2
a)
ab s( s  c)
a)
s ( s  b) ab
b)
ac s ( s  b)
b)
s(s  a) ac
c)
bc s ( s  b)( s  c)
c)
s ( s  b)( s  c) s( s  a)
d)
bc ( s  b)( s  c)
d)
s ( s  c)( s  a) bc
e)
ac ( s  c)( s  a)
e)
Answer: b) ac
Answer: c)

62. sin 
2 
65. tan 
s ( s  c) 2
a) 
ab s( s  c)
a)
s ( s  b) ab
b) 
ac s ( s  b)
b)
s ( s  a) ac
c) 
bc s(s  a)
c)
s ( s  b)( s  c) bc
d) 
bc ( s  b)( s  c)
d)
s ( s  c)( s  a) bc
e) 
ac ( s  c)( s  a)
e)
Answer: d) ac
Answer: e)

63. sin 
2 1
66. tan 
s( s  c) 2
a)
ab s( s  c)
a)
s ( s  b) ab
b)
ac s ( s  b)
b)
s ( s  b)( s  c) ac
c)
ac s(s  a)
c)
( s  b)( s  c) bc
d)
bc ( s  b)( s  c)
d)
( s  b)( s  a) bc
e) 
ab ( s  a )( s  b)
e)
Answer: e) s( s  c)
Answer: e) ( s  c)( s  a)
e)
ac

67. sin  Answer: b)
2
s( s  c) 
a) 70. sec 
ab 2
s ( s  b) s (s  a)
b) a)
ac ( s  b)( s  c)
s(s  a) s ( s  b)
c) b)
bc ( s  a )( s  c)
s ( s  b)( s  c) bc
d) c)
bc s(s  a)
s ( s  c)( s  a) ( s  b)( s  c)
e)
ac d)
bc
Answer: e)
( s  c)( s  a)
e)
1 ac
68. sec   Answer: c)
2
ab
a) 
s( s  c) 71. sec 
2
s ( s  b) s (s  a)
b) a)
( s  a)( s  c) ( s  b)( s  c)
s( s  c) ac
c) b)
( s  c)( s  a) s ( s  b)
( s  b)( s  c) s ( s  b)
d) c)
bc ( s  c)( s  a)
( s  c)( s  a) ( s  b)( s  c)
e)
ac d)
bc
Answer: a)
( s  c)( s  a)
e)
1 ac
69. cot   Answer: b
2
s (s  a)
a) 1
( s  b)( s  c) 72. cot  
2
s ( s  b) s (s  a)
b) a)
( s  a)( s  c) ( s  b)( s  c)
s( s  c) s ( s  b)
c) b)
( s  c)( s  a) ( s  a )( s  c)
( s  b)( s  c) s( s  c)
d) c)
bc ( s  b)( s  a )
 ( s  b)( s  c) s( s  c)
d) c)
bc ( s  c)( s  a )
( s  c)( s  a) ( s  b)( s  c)
e) d)
ac bc
Answer: a) ( s  c)( s  a)
e)
 ac
73. cst  Answer: a)
2
s (s  a) 
a) 76. csc 
( s  b)( s  c) 2
s ( s  b) ac
b) a)
( s  a)( s  c) ( s  a )( s  c)
s( s  c) s ( s  b)
c) b)
( s  b)( s  a ) ( s  a )( s  c)
( s  b)( s  c) s ( s  c)
d) c)
bc ( s  c)(c  a)
( s  c)( s  a) ( s  b)( s  c)
e) d)
ac bc
Answer: c) ( s  c)( s  a)
e)
 ac
74. csc  Answer: a)
2
s (s  a) 77. R=
a)
( s  b)( s  c) a
a)
s ( s  b) 2 sin 
b) a
( s  a)( s  c) b)
2 sin 
ab
c) c
( s  a)( s  b) c)
2 sin 
( s  b)( s  c) b
d) d)
bc 2 sin 
( s  c)( s  a) a
e) e)
ac 2 sin 
Answer: c) Answer: e)

 78. R =
75. csc  b
2 a)
bc 2 sin 
a) a
( s  b)( s  c) b)
2 sin 
s ( s  b)
b) c
( s  a)( s  c) c)
2 sin 
 b Answer: C
d)
2 sin  87) In figure ABCD is a parallelogram & AB = BD = DA
c Then angle X is
e)
2 sin  D C

Answer: a)

79. R =
X
b A B
a) 52) In figure ABCD is a square, then the shaded area is
2 sin 
a D C
b)
2 sin 
F
c 10
c)
2 sin  6

b A E B
d) 6
2 sin 
A) 100
c B) 90
e)
2 sin  C) 82
Answer: d) D) 72
Answer: C
80. a circle drawn inside a triangle and touching its 53) In figure ABCD is a square of side 8cm & E,F,G,H are
sides is called the the mid points of the sides then the shaded area is
a) Circum circle
D G C
b) In circle
c) Escribed circle
H
d) Normal
e) None of these F

Answer: b)
A E B
81. The circle passing thought three vertices of a A) 48 cm
triangle is called a ……………. B) 50 cm
a) Circum circle C) 58 cm
b) In circle D) 64 cm
c) Escribed circle Answer: A
d) Tangent 54) In figure ABCD is a square of side 12 cm & E, F, G, H
e) None of these are the mid points of the sides then the shaded area is
Answer: a)
D G C

86) In the figure, AC = BC then  X is

C H F

X A E B
B
50 A) 144 cm
A B) 72 cm
A) 100 C) 48 cm
B) 120 D) 36 cm
C) 130 Answer: B
D) 140
 A

3x O

B
55) In figure ABCD is a rectangle & E, F, G are the mid
points of the sides then the shaded area is
A) 3
12 C
D B) 2
C) 1
G F 8 D) 1/3
Answer: D
79) In the figure if c is the center of the circle then the X
A E B =
A) 96
B) 72 X
C) 40
C
D) 24
Answer: B 120o

56) ABCD is square of side 12 & E, F are mid points of the

sides AB & AD respectively then shaded area is A) 30o
B) 50o
D C
C) 60o
D) 70o
F
Answer: C
12
81) In the figure ABCD is a rectangle and O is the center of
the circle. If AB = 3, BC = 4, then shaded area is
A E B

A) 90 B C
B) 72
O
C) 54
D) 48
Answer: C A D
57) ABC is right triangle & D, E are mid points of sides AB
& AC, then shaded area is
A) 25 /4 – 6
A
B) 24/4 – 12
C) 25 - 6
D) 25 - 12
Answer: B
12
E D
82) In the figure ABCD is a rectangle and O is the center of
the circle. If BC = 8, AC = 10 then shaded area is
B 8 C

B C
A) 48
B) 36 O
C) 12
D) 20 A D
73) In the figure O is the center of the circle OA = AB then
value of x is
A) 60
B) 48
C) 24
D) 16
Answer: B
 Chapter – 13 b) Sin 1{ A 1  B 2  B 1  A2 }
Inverse Trigonometric functions c) Cos 1{2 A 2  1}

1. The inverse sine function is defined is by d) Sin 1{ A 1  B 2  B 1  A2

e) Cos 1{ AB  1  A 2 1  B 2
1
a) y  sin x Answer: d)
sin 1 x
b)
4x 6. Sin 1{2 A 1  A2 
c) sin 7 x
a) Sin 1{2 A 1  A2 
d) cos 2 x
e) None of these b) Sin 1{ A A2  2}
Answer: a) c) Cos 1{2 A 2  1}
d) Cos 1{ A2  2}
2. Cos 1 A  Cos 1 B 
e) 2 Sin 1 A
a) Cos 1{ AB  1  A 2 1  B 2 } Answer: e)
b) Sin 1{ A 1  B 2 B 1  A 2 }
7. 2Cos 1 A
c) Cos 1{2 A  1}
a) Sin 1{2 A 2  1}
d) Sin 1{ A  1  B 2 B 1  A2 } b) Sin 1{2 A 2  2}
e) Cos 1{ AB  1  A 2 1  B 2 } c) Con 1{2 A 2  1}
Answer: e) d) Cos 1{ A2  2}
e) Cos 1{ AB 1  A2 1  B 2 }
3. Sin 1 A  Sin 1 B 
Answer: c)
a) Cos 1{ AB  1  A 2 1  B 2 }
b) Sin 1{ A 1  B 2 1  A2 }  2A 
8. Tan 1  2 

c) Cos 1{2 A 2  1}  1 A 
 A
d) Sin 1{ A  1  B 2 B 1  A 2 } a) Tan 1  
2
e) Cos 1{ AB  1  A 2 1  B 2 } 2
Answer: b) b) Tan 1  
 A
c) Tan 1 A
4. Cos 1 A  Cos 1 B 
d) Tan 1 2 A
a) Cos 1{ AB  1  A2 1  B 2 } e) 2Tan 1 A
b) Sin 1{ A 1  B 2  B 1  A2 } Answer: e)
c) Cos 1{2 A 2  1}
9. Tan 1 A  Tan 1 B  Tan 1C 
d) Sin 1{ A 1  B 2  B 1  A 2 }  A B 
a) Tan 1  
e) Cos 1{ AB  1  A 2 1  B 2 }  1  AB 
Answer: a)  A B 
b) Tan 1  
 1  AB 
5. Sin 1 A  Sin 1 B   1  AB  BC  CA 
c) Tan 1  
a) Cos 1{ AB  1  A 2 1  B 2  A  B  C  ABC 
  A  B  c  ABC  Answer: b)
d) Tan 1  
 1  Ab  BC  CA 
1 A 
e) Tan 1 ( A  B  C ) 13. Tan 2 A  Tan 1  
Answer: d) 1 A 
1
a) 
10. Tan 1 A  Tan 1 B  6
 A B  1
a) Tan 1   b) 
 1  AB  4
1
 A B  c) 
b) Tan 1   2
 1  AB  d) 
 A  AB  e) 2
c) Tan 1  
 A B  Answer: b)
 1  AB 
d) Tan 1  
 A B  1 1
14. Tan 1  Tan 1 
e) Cos 1{ AB  1  A2 1  B 2 } 7 13
2
Answer: a) a) Tan 1
9
9
11. Tan 1 A  Tan 1 B  b) Tan 1
 A B  2
a) Tan 1   3
 1  AB  c) Tan 1
46
 A B 
b) Tan 1  
1
d) Tan 7
 1  AB  e) Tan 113
2 2
1  1  A B  Answer: c)
c) Tan   
 A  B 
1 1
 1  AB  15. Tan 1  Tan 1 
d) Tan 1   2 3
 A B 

e) Cos 1{ AB  1  A2 1  B 2 } a)
6
Answer: d) 
b)
4
 x 1 
1 1  x  1  
12. Tan    Tan   c)
 x2  x2 2
 2x2  3  d) 
a) Tan 1  2 
e) 2
 2x  4 
Answer: c)
1 2x2  4 
b) Tan  2 
 2x  3  16. Tan 1
1 1 1 1
A  Tan 1  Tan 1  Tan 1 
 2x2  3  3 5 7 8
c) Tan 1  2  1
 2x  4  a) 
6
 2x2  4 
1 1
d) Tan  2  b) 
 2x  3  4
e) None of these
 1 d) even
c)  e) none of these
2
d)  Answer: b)
e) 2
Answer: b) 1
21. Tan 1 ?
x
1 1 1
17. Tan 1 Tan 1  a) sec 1
7 13 x
1
2 sin x
a) Tan 1 b)
9 cos 1 x
9 c) cot 1 x
b) Tan 1
2 d) sec 1 ( x)
3 e) None of these
c) Tan 1
46 Answer: c)
1
d) Tan 7
e) Tan 113 22. cos ec 1 x  ?
Answer: a) 1
a) sec 1  
 x
 3 A  A3  1
18. Tan 1  
2  b) cos 1  
 1 3A   x
a) 2 Tan 1 A 1
c)
b) Tan 1 2 A cos 1 x
c) 3Tan 1 A d) sin 1 x
d) Tan 1 3 A e) None of these
e) Tan 1 A Answer: a)
Answer: c)
23. Sin 1 x  ?
1 a) sin 1 ( x)
19. Sin 1 ( )  .......
2 1
b)
 tan 1 ( x)
a)
4 1
 c) sin 1
b) x
6 
2 d)  cos 1 x
c) 2
3 e) None of these
d) -180  Answer: d)
e) None of these
Answer: b) 1
24. cot 1  
 x
 
20. y = cosec x where  y  andx  0 is called 1
2 2 a) sin 1  
the ………..  x
a) simple sine 1
b) cos 1  
b) principal cosecant  x
c) odd
 1 b) sin 1 x
c) tan 1  
 x c) tan 1 x
d) None of these d) cot 1 x
Answer: c) e) None of these
Answer: a)
25. sec 1 x  ?
1
1
30. tan 1 x  tan 1 y  _____
a) cos  
 x  x y 
a) tan 1  
1  1  xy 
b) sin 1
x  x y 
c) 1
cos ( x) b) tan 1  
 1  xy 
d) None of these
 x y 
Answer: a) c) tan 1  
 1  xy 
26. cos(sin 1 x)  ?  x y 
d) tan 1  
x  1  xy 
a)
1 x2 e) None of these
Answer: a)
b)  1  x 2 s
1
c)
1 x2 31. cos 1 x  cos 1 y  ______
x
d)
1 x2

a) Cos 1 xy  1  x 2 1  y 2 
e) None of these b) Cos 1 xy  1  x2 1 y 
2

Answer: d) c) Cos 1 xy  1 x2 1 y 

2

27. sin 1 x  cos 1 x  ? d) Cos 1 xy 

1  x2 1 y 
2

a) 0 e) None of these
b) -1 Answer: b)

c)
2 32. tan(sin 1 x)  ?
d) None of these
a)1 x2
Answer: c)
1
b)
28. tan(  tan 1 x)  ? 1 x2
x
a) –x c)
b) X 1 x2
c) Tan x d) None of these
d) 1 x2 Answer: c)
Answer: b)
33. sin 1 x  sin 1 y  ?
 1 x2  a) sin 1 ( x 1  x 2  y 1  y 2 )
29. tan 
1 
 x 
  b) sin 1 ( x 1  y 2  y 1  x 2 )
1
a) Con x
c) sin 1 ( x 1  y 2  y 1  x 2 )
 d) sin 1 ( x 1  y 2  y 1  x 2 )
e) None of these
Answer: d)
Chapter 2 DIFFERENTIATION D) 4
1) Let f be a real value function and x  Df then the limit Answer: B
f ( x  h)  f ( x )
Lim h0 when it exists is called 7) If a particle moves according to the law x = et then
h velocity at time t = 0 is

A) The derivative of f at a A) 0
B) The derivative of f at h B) 1
C) The derivative of f at x C) e
D) The derivative of f at x = h D) none of these
Answer: C Answer: B

x7  a7 dy
2) The value of the limit Lim xa is equal to 8) If x = 2t, y = t2 then is equal to
xa dx
A) 0 A) 4t
B) 0/0 B) 2
C) 7a7 C) t
D) 7a6 D) 4
Answer: D Answer: C

ax  b ax  b 4. Differentiation of Trigonometric,
3) The derivative of w.r.t is
cx  d cx  d Logarithmic and Exponential Function
1) The derivative of sin (a + b) w.r.t x is
b
A) A)
cos (a + b)
(cx  d ) 2 B)
– cos (a + b)
a C)
cos (a – b)
B) 0 D)
(cx  d ) 2 Answer: D
C) 1 2) The derivative of x sina w.r.t x is
D) 0 A) cos a
Answer: C B) x cos a + sin a
C) – x cos a + sin a
4) The slope of the tangent to the curve y = x3 + 5 at the point D) sin a
(1, 2) is Answer: D
xa
A) 6 3) The derivative of w.r.t x is
B) 2 sin a
C) 5
D) 3 sin a  ( x  a ) cos a
Answer: D A)
(sin a) 2
5) If a particle thrown vertically upward move according to the sin a  cos a
B)
law, x = 32t – 16 t2 (x in ft, t in sec) then the height attained sin 2 a
by the particle when the velocity is zero is
sin a  x  a
C)
A) 0 sin 2 a
B) 32t 1
C) 16ft D)
D) 2ft sin a
Answer: C Answer: D
sin a
4) The derivative of w.r.t xis
6) If a particle moves according to the law x = 16 t – 4 then cos a
acceleration at time t = 20 is

A) 6 A) sec2 (ax + b)
B) 0
C) 116
 cos a 1 1 1
B) C) 1   ......
sin a 1! 2! 3!
 cos a 1 1 1
C) D) 1    ......
sin a 2 3 4
D) 0 Answer: C
Answer: D
10) The base of the natural logarithmic function is
5) The derivative of tan (ax + b) w.r.t tan (ax + b) is
A)10
A) 2
sec (ax + b) B)2
B) a sec2 (ax + b) C)e
C) b sec2 (ax + b) D)none of these
D) 1 Answer: C
Answer: D 11) The natural exponential function is defined by the
6) If x = 2cos7, y = 4sin7 then dy/dx is equal to equation

A) 4tan7 A) y = ax
B) y = 2x
B) – 4tan7
C) y = ex
C) 4tan5
D) y = 3x
D) – 2tan5 Answer: C
Answer: D
12) The derivative of sin (sin a) w.r.t x is
7) The derivative of (sec –1 x + cosec –1x) is equal to
A) cos (sina)
1 B) cos (sina) cosa
A)
C) cos (cosa)
x x2 1
D) 0
1 Answer: D
B)
1 a2
C) 0 13) If ay = x then the value of y is
A) ax
1 1
D)  B) logax
2
x 1 x2  1 C) x/a
Answer: C D) a/x
Answer: B
8) The derivative of Sin-1a + Tan –1 a w.r.t x is equal to y x dy
14) If  Tan 1 then is
x y dx
1 A) xy
A)
1  a2 1
B)
1 x  y2 2
B)
1 a2 1
C)
1 1 1  y2
C) 
1 a 2 1  a2 y
D) 0 D)
Answer: D
x
Answer: D
15) The derivative of exp (sinx) is
9) The value of e as sum of the series is
A) exp (cosx)
B) sinx exp(cosx)
1 1 C) (cosx) exp (sinx)
A) 1   ......
2 3 D) cosx exp (cosx)
1 Answer: C
B) 1  2   ......
3 16) The derivative of e2 w.r.to x is
 A) 2e A) tanx sec2 45o + sec2 x tan 45o
B) 2 B) sec2x sec245o
C) 1 C) Sec2 45o
D) 0 D) Sec2x
Answer: D Answer: D

17) The derivative of Xx is 24) A particle thrown vertically upward, moves according to
the law, x = 32 – 16t2 (x in ft, t in sec) then the maximum
A) X x–1 height attained by the particle is
B) X.X x – 1
C) Xx (1+ln x) A) 32ft
D) Xx ln x B) 16ft
Answer: C C) 48ft
D) 2ft
18) If x or dx is quite small then the difference between dy and Answer: B
y will be

A) very large 25) If in a function y = x2 – 2x, x = 4, increment in x = 0.5

B) large then the value of differential of the dependent variable is
C) small
D) negligible A) 4.5
Answer: D B) 3.5
C) 3
19) If radius of a circular disc is unity then its area will be D) 2.5
Answer: C
2
A) 
B) 2
C)  Higher order Derivatives Maxima and Minima
D) 2
Answer: C 1) If y = e2x the y9 is
A) e2x
20) the derivative of the function f(x) = sinx + sinx + …. Up to B) 29
9 times, is C) 29 e2x
D) 28 e2x
A) cosx + cosx + cosx 2) In the interval (- , ) the function defined by the
B) 9 cosx equation y = x3 is
C) 9 sin x A) increasing
D) 3 cos x B) decreasing
Answer: B C) constant
dy D) even
21) If x = cos2, y = 4sin2 then is equal to 3) The origin for the function y = x3 is a point of
dx
A) Maxima
A) –2 B) Minima
B) 2 C) Inflexion
C) –4 D) Absolute Maxima
D) 4 4) If f ( c ) exists then f ( c) is a maximum or minimum
Answer: A value of f, only if
A) f( c) > 0
1
22) The derivative of the function f ( x)  is B) f( c) < 0
cos ecx C) f( c) = 0
D) f( c) = 1
A) Sec2 45o Cosx 5) If f( c) < 0 for every c  (a, b) then in (a, b) f is
B) Sec245o Sinx A) increasing
C) – Cosec2 45o Cotx B) decreasing
D) Cosx C) constant
Answer: D D) zero
6) A function f will have a minimum value at x = a, if
23) The derivative of the function y = tanx is f (a) = 0 and f (a) is
 A) + ve 17) The function f(x) = 3x2 – 4x + 5 has a minima at
B) – ve A) x = 2/3
C) 0 B) x = 2
D)  C) x = 3
7) The function f(x) = x2 increases in the interval D) x = - 2
A) [1, 5] 18) The function f(x) = 5x2 – 6x + 2 has a minima at
B) [- 1, 5] A) x = 3
C) [- 5, 1] B) x = 5
D) [-5, - 1] C) x = 3/5
8) The function f(x) = 1 – x2 increases in the interval D) x = - 3/5
A) (- 5, 1) 19) In the interval (0, ) the function sinx has a maxima at the
B) (-5, 2) point
C) (–5, 3) A) x = 0
D) (-5, -1) B) x = /2
9) The function f(x) = 1 – x3 decreases in the interval C) x = 
A) (-1, 1) D) x = /4
B) (-2, 2) 20) In the interval (0, ) the function f(x) = sin x has a
C) (-3, 3) minimum value at the point
D) All A, B and C are true A) x = 0
10) In the interval (-2, 3) the function f(x) = x2 is B) x = /2
A) increasing C) x = /4
B) decreasing
D) x = 
C) neither increasing nor decreasing
D) maximum  
21) In the interval [ , ] the function f(x) = cos x has a
2 2 2
11) The function f(x) = is decreasing in the interval maxima at
x
A) x = /2
A) (0, 2)
B) (0, 3) B) x = - /2
C) (0, 4) C) x = 0
D) All A, B, C are true D) x = /4
12) The function f(x) = x3 – 1 is increasing in the interval 22) The function f(x) = sin x decreases in the interval
A) (-5, -1)  
B) (-5, 1) A)  0, 
C) (-5, 5)
 2
D) All A, B, C are true  3 
B)   , 
13) The function f(x) = 1 – x3 has a point of inflexion at
A) origin
 2 
B) x = 2  3 
C) x = - 1
C)  , 2 
 2 
D) x = 1
14) The function f(x) = x2 – 3x + 2 has a minima at  
A) x = 1
D)  0, 
 2
B) x = 3/2
23) The function f(x) = cos x increases in the interval
C) x = 3
D) x = 2  
A)  0, 
x 3 3x 2  2
15) The function f ( x)    2 x has minima at
3 2  
B)  ,  
A) x=0
 2 
B) x=1
C) x = -1   2 
C)  , 
D) x=2  2 3 

16) In the interval (0, ) the function f(x) = cosx is  3 
2 D)  ,2 
A) increasing  2 
B) decreasing 24) The function f(x) = tan x increases in the interval
C) neither increasing nor decreasing  
D) constant A)  0, 
 2
    3 
B)  ,  C)  ,2 
 2   2 
 3   
C)   ,  D)  0, 
 2   4
D) All A, B, C is true 29) The function cosec x decreases in the interval
25) The function f(x) = cot x decreases in the interval  
A)  , 
   2 
A)  0,   3 
 2 B)   , 
 2 
 
B)  ,    3 
 2  C)  ,2 
 3   2 
C)   ,    2 
 2  D)  , 
D) All A, B, C are true  2 3 
30) Two positive real numbers, whose sum is 40 and whose
product is a maximum are
A) 30, 10
B) 25, 15
C) 20, 20
D) 19, 21

26) The function f(x) = sec x increases in the interval

 
A)  , 
 2 
 3 
B)   , 
 2 
 3 
C)  ,2 
 2 
 5 
D)   , 
 4 

27) The function f(x) = sec x decreases in the interval

 
A)  0, 
 2
 
B)  ,  
 2 
 3 
C)   , 
 2 
 
D)  0, 
 3
28) The function cosec x increases in the interval
 
A)  0, 
 2
 3 
B)   , 
 2 
Chapter 2 SETS, FUNCTIONS AND GROUPS B) x  L and x  M
1) If x  L  M, then C) x  L and x  M
D) x  L and x  M
A) x  L or x M Answer: B
B) x  L or x M 9) Total number of subsets that can be formed from the set
C) x  L or x  M {x, y, z} is
D) x  L or x M
Answer: D A) 1
B) 2
2) Let A = {a, b, c, d} B = {b, c, d} then A  B = C) 5
D) 8
A) {b, c, d} Answer: D
B) {a, b, c}
C) {a, b, c, d} 10) If x  L  M then
D) {a, c, d}
Answer: A A) x  L and x  M
B) x  L and x  M
3) If x  B = U – B then C) x  L and x  M
D) x  L and x  M
A) x  B and x  U Answer: A
B) x  B and x  U
C) x  B and x  U 11) Let A and B be any none empty sets then
D) x  B and x  U A(AB) is
Answer: B
A) BA
4) Let A = (1, 2, 3, 4, 5 …..}, B = {2, 4, 6, 8 ….} B) A
The AB is C) B
D) AB
A) {1, 2, 3} Answer: B
B) {1, 2, 3, 4, 5, …..}
C) {2, 4, 6, 8, …..} 12) Let A, B, C be any sets. Let A  B = A  C and
D) {6, 7, 8, 9} A  B = A  C, then B set is equal to
Answer: B
A) AB
5) L  M = LM then L is equal to B) AB
C) A
A) M D) C
B) L Answer: D
C) 
D) M 13) If S contains n elements then power set of S, P (s)
Answer: A contains elements. Which are?

6) Which of the following sets has only one subset. A) 2n

A) {Y, Z} B) 4n
B) {Y} C) 5n
C) {0} D) 6n
D) { } Answer: A
Answer: D
14) A set is a collection of objects which are
7) A  B then
A) AB=A A) well defined
B) A  B = A B) well defined and distinct
C) A–B=A C) identical
D) A–B=B D) not defined
Answer: A Answer: B

8) If x  L – M then 15) The power set of a set S containing six numbers is the
A) x  L and x  M set whose elements are
 A) three subsets of S C) AB
B) two subsets of S D) AB
C) five subsets of S Answer: C
D) all possible subsets of S
Answer: D 23) Difference between two sets A\B is defined as

A) {x/x  A  x  B}
B) {x/x  A  x  B}
16) A is a subset of B if C) {x/x  A  x  B}
D) {x/x  A  x  B}
A) Every element of A  B Answer: B
B) Some element of A  B 24) For union Associative Law is
C) Every element of A  B
D) Every element of B  A A) (AB) C = A(BC)
Answer: A B) (AB) C = A(BC)
C) (AB) C = A(BC)
17) The complement of set A relative to universal set U is the D) (AB) C = A - (B - C)
set Answer: A
A) {x/xU and x A}
B) {x/xU and xA} 25) The set of odd numbers between 1 and 9 is
C) {x/xU and x A}
D) {x/xU and x  A} A) {1, 3, 5, 7}
Answer: D B) {3, 5, 7, 9}
C) {1, 3, 5, 7, 9}
18) If A \ B = A then D) {3, 5, 7}
A) AB = A Answer: D
B) AB = A
C) AB = B 26) The set of rational numbers between 5 and 9 is
D) AB = 
Answer: D A) Finite
B) Infinite
19) If B – A = B then C) {5, 6, 7, 8, 9}
A) AB =  D) {6, 7, 8}
B) AB = A Answer: B
C) AB  
D) AB = B 27) If x is a set having 6 elements then the numbers in P(x) is:
Answer: A A) 62
B) 6
20) The union of the sets A and B is defined as C) 6(2)
D) 26
Answer: D
A) A  B = {x/xA or xB}
B) A  B = {x/xA or xB}
28) If B  A then A is subset of
C) A  B = {x/xA or xB}
A) A
D) A  B = {x/xA or xB} B) B
Answer: A
C) B
D) A  B
21) If Q, R are any sets then Q – R =
Answer: C
A) Q – (QR)
29) The set A  (A  B) =
B) Q  (Q – R)
A) A
C) Q + (Q  R) B) B
D) Q – (Q  R) C) A  B
Answer: A D) None of these
Answer: A
22) If A and B are any two sets and A B are Their 30) The set A  (A  B) =
compliments relative to the universal set U, the (AB) =
A) AB A) B
B) AB B) A
 C) A  B 36) The shaded area in the figure represents the set:
D) None of these
Answer: B

31) If A and B are any two sets and A, B are their complements
A B
relative to the universal set U, then
(A  B) = A) AE
B) AE
A) A  B C) A–E
B) A  B D) E–A
C) A  B Answer: C
D) A  B
Answer: A 37) Well defined collection of distinct objects is called a
__________
32) If A  U then A relative to U is equal to A) a function
B) a set
A) A–B C) a real number
B) B–A D) none
C) U–A Answer: B
D) A–U 38) A diagram which represents a set is called _______
Answer: C diagram.

33) The shaded area in the figure represents the set A) Venn’s
B) Argand
C) Plane
A B D) None
Answer: A

39) If a set A is the subset of B & A ≠ B, then A _______

C
A) AEC of B.
B) AEC
A) Proper subset
C) AEC
B) Improper subset
D) AEC
C) None D) None
Answer: A
Answer: A
34) The shaded area in the figure represents the set:
40) Every set is the ________ of itself.

A) proper subset
A B B) improper subset
C) super set
D) none
A) AE Answer: B
B) AE
C) A–E 41) The set of real Nos. (points) belonging to interval
D) E–A (a, b) is __________
Answer: B
A) finite set
35) The shade area in the figure represents the set: B) empty set
C) singleton set
D) infinite set
Answer: D
A B
42) The power set of an empty set is _________
A) AE
B) AE A) null set
C) A–E B) singleton set
D) E–A C) super set
Answer: D D) none
Answer: B B) Multiplication
43) X / = ________ C) Both A & B
D) Subtraction
A) A Answer: C
B) A/
C) –- 2) The set Z of integers is closed with respect to
D) X
Answer: C A) Addition
B) Multiplication
44) Two set A & B are called overlapping if A∩B = C) Subtraction
________ D) A, B and C are correct
Answer: D
A) A  B, B  A
3) The set R – {0} of real numbers is closed with respect to
B) A  B
C) A  B, B  A A) Addition
D) None B) Multiplication
Answer: D C) Division
D) A,B & C are correct
45) Which one is always true. Answer: D
A) A  B
4) In the set S = {0, 1} the binary operation defined is
B) A  B  B
C) B  A A) –
D) none B) +
Answer: B C) 
D) 
46) Every recurring non terminating decimal represents Answer: C

A) Q 5) The set S = {- 1, 1, - i, i} is a group with respect to the

B) Q/ binary operation
C) R
D) none A) 
Answer: A B) 
C) +
47) If X & Y are two sets & n (X) = 18, n (Y) = 24, n(XUY) D) –
= 40 then n(X I Y) = ________ Answer: B
6) The set S = {1, , 2} is a group with respect to the
A) 3 binary operation
B) 4
C) 6 A) 
D) 2 B) 
E) 1 C) +
Answer: C D) –
Answer: A
48) A real number is always
7) If set is a group with respect to addition then the
A) a natural no number of identity elements in S is
B) positive integer
C) Rational number A) Unique
D) complex number B) Two
C) Three
Answer: D D) None
Answer: A
Groups
8) If set S is a group with respect to addition then each
1) The set N of natural numbers is closed with respect to element of S has _____ inverse.

A) Addition A) Unique
 B) Two
C) Three A) The binary operation is associative
D) None B) There exists identity element with respect to the
Answer: A binary operation.
C) There exist a unique inverse of each element of S
9) R – {0} is a group w.r.t the binary operation with respect to the binary operation.
D) All A, B & C hold.
A) + Answer: D
B) 
C)  17) In a proposition if p→ q then q → p is called
D) –
Answer: B A) inverse of p→ q
B) converse of p→ q
10) Q – {0} is a group w.r.t the binary operation C) contrapasitive p→ q
D) none
A) + Ans: B
B) 
C)  18) Truth table containing all false values is called
D) – A) Tautology
Answer: B B) Selfcontridiction
C) Equivallent
11) R is a group w.r.t the binary operation. D) None
A) + Ans: B
B) 
C)  19) Truth table containing all true values is called
D) – A) Tautology
Answer: A B) Selfcontridiction
C) Equivallent
12) Q is a group w.r.t the binary operation. D) None
A) + Ans: A
B) 
20) In a proposition if p→ q then contrapasitive of this
C) 
proposition is denoted by
D) –
Answer: A
A) q →p
13) S = {1, - 1} is a group w.r.t the binary operation.
B) ~q →p
A) +
C) ~q → ~p
B)  D) None
C) -
D) none of these Ans: C
Answer: B
14) S = {0} is a trivial group under

A) + 21) In a proposition if p→ q then inverse of this

B)  proposition is denoted by
C) 
D) – A) q →p
Answer: A B) ~q →p
C) ~p → ~q
15) S = {1} is trivial group under D) None
Ans : C
A) +
B)  22) In a proposition if p→ q then converse of this
C) – proposition is denoted by
D) division
Answer: B A) q →p
B) ~q →p
16) A non empty set S which is closed with a binary operation C) ~q → ~p
‘*’ is called group if D) None
Ans: A
Chapter 6 Anti-Derivatives D) ln ( 4 y 3  4 y )  c
Answer: C
1) The anti derivative of the function f(y) = secy tan y is

A) sec y tan y 1
7) The value of  yl dy is
B) sec2y n y
C) secy + c
D) tany
Answer: C A) ln y  c
1
2) The anti derivative of zero is B) ln c
y
A) 1 1
B) 0 C) c
C) x y
D) constant D) ln [ln y ]  c
Answer: D
Answer: D
3) y
The anti derivative of the function f(y) = 4 is sec 2 y
8) The value of tan 45o dy is
A) 4y + 1 + C
B) 4y ln 4 A) ln tan y  c
4y B) ln tan 45o  c
C) C
ln 4 C) tan y + c
D) 4y + C D) sec y + c
Answer: C Answer: C
9) The anti derivative of the function f(y) = y tan 45o is
4) The anti derivative of the function
f(y) = tan2y cosec2y is A) sec2 45o + C
B) y sec2 45o
A) tan2y + c y2
B) tany + c C) sec 2 45o
C) cosec2y + c 2
D) cosecy + c D) ½ y2 + c
Answer: B Answer: D

5) The anti derivative of the function f(z) = (3z – 8)5 is o 2

y dy is
10) The value of  (tan 45 ) sec
(3z  8) 6
A) c (tan 45o ) 4
6 A) c
4
(3z  8) 6
B) c (tan 45o ) 4
12 B)
4
(3z  8) 6
C) c (tan 45o ) 4
18 C) tan y  c
6 4
D) 6(3 z  8)  c
D) Tan y + c
Answer: C Answer: D
4 y3  4 y
6) The value of  dy is o 5
y4  2y2  3 11) The value of  (cot 45 ) cos ec 2 y dy

A) l n ( y 3  4 y)  c (cot 45o ) 5
A)
B) ln ( y 4  2 y  3)  c 6
C) ln ( y 4  2 y 2  3)  c
 (cot 45o ) 6 C) ln (ln sinx) + c
B)  c D) – ln (ln cotx) + c
6 Answer: C
(cot 45o ) 6
C) c 2
y sec 2 y dy is
6 17) The value of  tan
D) – cot y + c
Answer: D
(tan y ) 3
A) c
3 3
12) The value of  (sin  ) cos x dx is
(tan y ) 2
B) c
(sin  ) 4 2
A) (tan y ) 3
4 C) c
(sin  ) 4 4
B) c 1 3
4 D) (tan y )  c
2
(sin  ) 3 Answer: A
C) c
3
3 2
D) (sin  ) sin x  c 18) The value of (y  y  5) 4 (2 y  1) dy
Answer: D
y3 y2
13) The value of  sin x cos  dx A)   5y  c
3 2
( y 2  y  5) 4 2
(sin x) 2 B) ( y  y)  c
A) 4
2
(2 y  1) 5
(sin x) 2 C) c
B) c 5
2
C)  cos x cos   c ( y 2  y  5) 5
D) c
D) cos x cos   c 5
Answer: C Answer: D
2x  1
19) The partial fraction of are
3
14) the value of  sec  dy is x( x  1)
A) tan  + c
B) – tan  + c Ax  b
A)
C) y sec2  + c x2  x
D) y tan + c A B
Answer: C B) 
x x 1
2 A B
15) The value of  cos ec a dx is C) 
x x 1
A) – cot a + c A B
D) 
B) cot a + c x 1 x
C) x cot a + c Answer: B
D) x cosec2 a + c
Answer: D 20) In the form of partial fractions the rational function
o
(3x 2  1) (2 x  1)
cot x cot 45 can be written as
16) The value of  dx is ( x  1) ( x 2  1)
ln sin x
A B
A) ln sinx + c A)  2
B) ln cotx + c x 1 x 1
 A B Answer: C
B)  2
x 1 x 1
dx
C)
A Bx
 2
24) The value of x 2
1
is
x 1 x 1
A Bx  c x 1
D)  2 A) ln C
x 1 x 1 x 1
Answer: D
x 1
B) ln C
21) In the form of partial fractions the rational function x 1
x3  x 2  2 x  3 1 x 1
can be written as C) ln
( x 2  1) ( x 2  2) C
2 x 1
1 x 1
A B D) ln C
A) 2
 2 2 x 1
x 1 x  2
Ax  B Cx  D Answer: D
B)  2
x2  1 x 2
Ax  B Cx  D dx
C)
x2  1
 2
x 2
25) The value of  4x 2
is

A B C  D
D) 2  2x
x  1 x2  2 A) ln C
Answer: B 2 x
2 x
22) In the form of partial fraction the rational function B) ln C
x2  2x 2x
can be written as 1 2 x
( x  1) 2 ( x 2  1) C) ln C
4 2 x
A B 1 2x
A)  2 D) ln C
x 1 x 1 4 2 x
A Bx  C Answer: C
B)  2
x 1 x 1
A Bx  C 1  cos x
C) 2
 2 26) The value of  x  sin x dx is
( x  1) x 1
A B Cx  D A) ln x  sin x  C
D)  2
 2
x  1 ( x  1) x 1
B) x  sin x  C
Answer: D
C) ln x  cos x  C
dx D) ln sin x  cos x  C
23) The value of  ( x  2) 2
4
is
Answer: A
2y
A) Tan 1 ( x  2) 27) The indefinite integral of the function f ( y)  is
y2  1
1 ( x  2)
B) Tan
2 A) y3 y + C
1 1 x  2)
( y3
C) Tan C B) y
2 2 3
C) y2 + C
1 1  x  2 
D) Tan  C D) ln y 2  1  C
4  4 
Answer: D A) e x Sec 1 x  c
7. Integration by Substitution x 1
B) e Co sec x  c
x 1
C)  e Sec x  c
ey
1) The indefinite integral of f ( y)  is x 1
D)  e Co sec x  c
1  e2 y Answer: B

A) ln 1  e 2 y  C y
( y 3  3 y 2 ) dy is
6) The value of e
B) ey  C
1 y
C) Tan e  C  y4 
A)
y
e   y 3   c
D) Cot 1 e y  C  4 
Answer: C
B) e y  y   c
y 4 3

2) The indefinite integral of f(x) = ln x is C) e y y3  c

1 D) 3e y y 2  c
A) c Answer: C
x
l x 7) The anti derivative of f ( x)  e x x 3  3e x x 2 is
B) n  c
x
C) ln x – x + c
x4
D) x ln x – x + c A) ex  e x x3  c
Answer: D 4
x 4 x 2
B) e x  3e x
 1  4
x x
3) The anti derivative of f ( y )  e y  cos 1 y   C) e  3e x x 3  c
 1 y2  4
  x 3
is D) e x  c
Answer: D

 e Cosz  e Sinz dz is

y 1 z z
A) e Sin y  c 8) The value of
y 1
B) e Cos y  c A)  e z sin z  c
y 1 z
C)  e Cos y  c B) e cos z  c
y 1 z
D)  e Sin y  c C)  e cos z  c
z
Answer: B D) e sin z  c
Answer: B
 1 
y 1  dy is
4) The value of e
  sec y  9) The definite integral of f ( y )  e y Coty  e y Co sec 2 y
 y y  1 
2
is

A) e y Co sec 1 y  c A) e y Co sec 2 y  c
y 2
y 1
B)  e Co sec y  c B)  e Co sec y  c
y
y 1
C) e Sec y  c C)  e tan y  c
y
y 1
D)  e Sec y  c D) e cot y  c
Answer: C Answer: D
10) The anti derivative of f ( z )  e z Secz  e z Secz tan z is
5) The anti derivative of
 1  A) ez Cosecz + c
x
f ( x)  e  Co sec 1 x   is
 B) ez secz + c
2
 x x 1  C) – ez secz tanz + c
D) ez Secz tan z + c
Answer: B D) 0
Answer: D

 e Co sec y  e Co sec yCoty dy is

y y
11) The value of
3
5
15) The value of  (z  4 z 4  z 3 ) dz is
A) ey Cosecy Coty + c 1
B) – ey Cosecy Coty + c
C) ey Cosec y + c A) 1
D) – ey Cosecy + c B) 243
Answer: C C) 324
1

4 D)   ( z 5  4 z 4  z 3 ) dz
 Sec 
2
12) The value of y  Co sec 2 y dy is 3

 Answer: D
4
A) 0 
3

B) Tan
4
16) The value of  sin y dy
0
is

C) 1
 A) 0
D)  Cot B) 1
4
Answer: A 3
C)
2
0

13) The shaded area in the figure can be represented by D)   sin y dy


Y 3
y= f(x) Answer: D

4
2
17) The value of  tan y sec
0
y dy is

A B
x A) 0
(a, 0) (b, 0)
B) 1
C) – 1
0
a
D)   tan y sec 2 y dy
A)  f ( x) dx
0

4
b Answer: D
B)  f ( x) dx 3
2 5 2
5
5
0
a
18) The value of  ( x  2 x) dx   (y  2 y) dy is
1 3
C)  f ( x) dx
b
5
2
b A)  (x  2 x) 5 dx
D)  f ( x) dx
a
1
5
2
Answer: D B) (y  2 y ) 5 dy
3 3
3 2 3
14) The value of  (x  3x  2 x  1) dx is 2
 2 y ) 5 dy
3 C) (y
A) 27 1
B) 54
C) 52
 5 5 5
2 6
D)  ( y  2 y) dy
1
23) If 
2
f ( x) dx  5 then the value of  5 f ( y ) dy is
2
Answer: A
A) 5
2 4 B) 3
3
19) The value of (y  3 y 2 ) 6 dy   (z 3  3 z 2 ) 6 dz is C) 25
0 2 D) 10
Answer: C
A) 204
3 1
B) 364
4
3 2 6
24) If  f ( x) dx  4 then the value of  f ( y) dy is
C)  (z
0
 3z ) dz 1 3

D) ¾ A) 2
Answer: C B) –2
C) 3
20) If f and g are continuous functions and D) –4
3 7 Answer: D

 f ( y) dy  8,  f ( z ) dz  9 then the value of

dy
1 3 25) The solution of the equation  2 x is
7 dx
 f ( z) dz
1
is
A) y = 2x
B) y = x2 + c
A) 7 C) y = 2x2 + c
B) 1 D) y =3x2 +c
C) 6 Answer: B
D) 17
Answer: D 7
21) IF f and g are continuous functions on (a, b), s.t. 26)
b b
Let f be continuous on (1, 7) and  f ( x) dx  9 ,
1

 f ( x) dx  12 and  g ( x) dx  5 then the value of 7 7

a
b
a
 f ( y ) dy  19 then the value of  f ( z) dz is
1 3

 [ f ( x)  g ( x)] dx is
a
A)
B)
10
28
A) 7ab C) 7
B) 7(a – b) D) 4
C) 7(b – a) Answer: A
D) 7 dy x
Answer: D 27) The solution of  is
dx y
22) If f and g are continuous functions on (1, 5), such that
5 5
A) x2 + c
 f ( y ) dy  5 and  g ( y ) dy  3 then the value of
B) y2 = x2 + c
1 1
C) y2 = x +2c
5
D) y2 = 2x
 [ f ( y )  g ( y)] dy
1
is Answer: B

28) If the acceleration of a particle is given by z = 2t, then its

A) 6 velocity at any time t is:
B) 8
C) 4 A) 2t2 + c
D) 2 B) 3t2 + c
Answer: B C) t2 + c
D) 2
Answer: C
29) If the velocity of a particle moving in a straight line is
given by v = 3t2 then the distance traveled by it in the first
T seconds is

A) 3t2 + c
B) t3 + c
C) 3t2 + c
D) T3 + c
Answer: D

dy 1
30) The solution of  is
dx x
A) y = x2 + c
B) y  ln Cx
C) y  ln 1
x
1
D) y   c
x
Answer: B
Chapter 3. Matrices and Determinant B) b
C) a
1) The order of the matrix [4 7 3] is D) o
A) 3  1 Ans: D
B) 1  3 8) If B is square matrix and Bt = - B , then B is called
C) 3  3 A) Symmetric
B) Skew symmetric
D) 1  1
C) Singular
Ans : B
D) Non-singular
1 3 5  Ans : B
2)

The value of determinant of the matrix 7 9 11 is

  9) For any two non singular square matrices A and B,
13 15 17  (AB) –1 =
A) 0 A) AB
B) 1 B) B – 1A – 1
C) 2 C) A – 1B – 1
D) 3 D) A – 1B
Ans : A Ans : B

4 0 1 2  6 
3) is a ______ matrix. 10) If A = 3  4 and B = 5  then we can find
0 1     

A) singular A) A+B
B) unit B) A–B
C) diagonal C) AB
D) scalar D) BA
Ans : C Ans: C

11) If A is non singular square matrix then A – 1 =

6 
4) If  is singular matrix then  = 1
3 2  A)
A
A) 4
1
B) –4 B)
C) 12 A
D) 18
Ans: A
adjA
C)
A
5) A, B, C are three matrices such that AB = C Then B =
A) C – 1A
1
D)
B) CA adjA
C) A – 1C Ans: C
D) AC
Ans: C 12) If A is matrix of order m  n then kA is of order
a 0 b (k is real number)
6)

Value of the determinant of matrix c 0  d  is
A) km  n
 B) m  kn
e 0 f  C) km  kn
A) 1 D) m  n
B) 2 Ans: D
C) 0
D) 3 13) The value of determinant of the matrix
2 2
Ans : C 1 cos  sin  
a bc 1  2 
1 cos  sin 2   is
7)

Value of determinant of the matrix b ca 1 is
 1 cos 2  sin 2  
c 
ab 1
A) 1
A) c B) 0
 C) 2 6 4 2
D) – 1 6
Ans: B A)
 5 4 
7 6 4
14) The value of determinant of the matrix
cos 2 cos  2 2
sin   3 2
1
 2  B)
12 10 8 
cos 2  cos  sin 2   is 
cos 2  cos 2  7 6 4 
 sin 2  
A) 1 3 2 1
B) 2 C)
6 5 4
C) 0 
D) –1 14 12 8
Ans : C
6 4 2
15) The value of determinant of the matrix D)
12 10 8 

a 2  b 2 b 2  c 2 2
a c  2
14 12 8 
 2 2 2 2 
b  c c  a b 2  a 2  is
c 2  a 2 a 2  b 2 c 2  b 2 
 Ans: D
A) 0
B) 1
C) 2
D) 3
Ans: A

3 5 4
16)
 
If B = 4 4 6 then – B is
 
1 2 3 
 3  5  4
A)
 4  4  6 
 
 1  2  3 
  3 5 4
B)
 4 4 6 
 
 1 2 3 
3  5 4
C)
4  4 6 
 
1  2 3 
3 5  4
D)
4 4  6 
 
1 2  3 
Ans: A

3 2 1
17)
 
If A = 6 5 4 then 2A is
 
7 6 4
2. Elements of Plane Analytical Geometry Answer: A
1) The set {x  a < x < b} can also written as
8) The points (- 2, 0) , (- 1, 0), (1, 0) and (2, 0) lie on
A) [a, b] A) y – axis
B) (a, b) B) x- axis
C) [a, b) C) y = - x
D) (a, b] D) y = 5x
Answer: B Answer: B

2) The set {x  a  x  b} is called 9) If A (0, 0) B (3, 0) and C(0, 3) are the vertices of a
triangle then co-ordinates of its centroid is
A) Interval
B) Open Interval A) (1, 1)
C) Half Open interval B) (0, 1)
D) Closed interval C) (3, 3)
Answer: D 3 3
D) ( , )
2 2
3) The distance between the points (0, 0) and (0, 2) is Answer: A
A) 4 10) The points (2, 2) , (3, 3) and (5, 5) lie on a line defined
B) 2 by the equation
C) 2
D) 0 A) x+y=0
Answer: B B) y = 2x
C) y = 3x
D) x–y=0
4) If P1 (X1, Y1) and P2 (X2, Y2) are two points such that P1 P2 Answer: D
is parallel to x – axis, then
11) The points (1, - 1) , (2, - 2), (4, -4) are
A) x2 = x1
B) x2 = y1 A) collinear
C) y2 = y1 B) non collinear
D) y2 = x2 C) on three lines
Answer: C D) vertices of a triangle
Answer: A
5) If O (0, 0), A (4, 6) are two points then the co-ordinates of
the mid point OA are 12) The points (0, 0), (1, 0) and (0, 2) are the vertices of
A) (4, 3)
B) (2, 3) A) Right triangle
C) 4, 6) B) Isosceles Triangle
D) (2, 6) C) Equilateral triangle
Answer: B D) Oblique triangle
6) The distance of any point P(x, y) from the origin is Answer: A

A) x 13) If the points A (x1, y1), B (x2, y2) and C(x3, y3) are
B) y collinear, then area of triangle ABC is
C) x2 + y2
A) 0
D) x2  y2 B) 1
Answer: D C) 2
D) 3
Answer: A
7) If point P divides a line segment P1 P2 internally then the
ratio is 14) If two medians of a triangle intersect at a point (2, 2)
then 3rd median will pass through the point
A) Positive
B) Negative A) (0, 1)
C) 1:2 B) (3, 3)
D) 1:3 C) (1, 1)
 D) (2, 2) B) x + y = 0
Answer: D C) 2x – y = 1
D) x + y = 1
15) If two internal angle bisectors of a triangle pass through the Answer: A
origin then the 3rd angle bisector will pass through the point
21) If one of the angles between two intersecting lines is
A) (3, 0) 122o then the acute angle between these lines is of
B) (0, 3) measure
C) (0, 0)
D) (3, 3) A) 98o
Answer: C B) 68o
C) 58o
16) In inclination of a straight line is 45o then its slope is equal D) 22o
to Answer: C

A) 0 22) The equation of the line passing through the points

B) 1 (-1, 1), (- 1, - 1) and (- 1, 0) is
C) –1
D)  A) y=-x+1
Answer: B B) y=-1
C) x = -1
17) If slope of a line is 2 then slope of the line perpendicular to D) x+y=-1
this line is equal to Answer: C

A) –2 23) Equation of the line l given in the figure is

B) –½
y
C) 2 l

D) 0
(0, 2)
Answer: B
45o
18) If a line is parallel to y-axis then slope of the line
perpendicular to this line is 0 x

A) 
B) 0
C) 1 A) y = 2x + 1
D) –1 B) y = 2x – 1
Answer: B C) y=x+2
D) y=x–2
19) The inclination of the line defined by the equation Answer: C
y = - x is
24) The equation of the line passing through the points (1,
0) and (0, 1) is

A) 
3 A) x–y=1
 B) x+y=1
B)  C) x+y=-1
2 D) x–y=-1
3 Answer: B
C)
4 25) The point of insertion of the lines 3x + 4y = 0 and
 5x – 6y = 0
D)
4
Answer: C A) (3, 4)
B) (5, - 6)
 C) (3, 5)
20) If the inclination of a line is then equation o f that line is D) (0, 0)
4 Answer: D

A) x – y = 0 26) The three lines define by the equation x + 2y = 0,

 2x + y = 0 and 3x + 5y = 0 are

A)Parallel
B)Perpendicular
C)Concurrent
D)Not parallel
Answer: C
27) The length and breadth of a plane is

A) finite
B) infinite
C) x, y
D) x+y
Answer: B

28) The distance of the point (7, 0) from the line y – 2 = 0 is

A) 7
B) 2
C) 5
D) 0
Answer: B

29) The distance of the point (2, 3) from the line

x + y = 5 is

A) 2
B) 0
C) 3
D) 5
Answer: B

30) The distance between the two lines, defined by

y – 2 = 0 and y + 2 = 0

A) 0
B) 2
C) 4
D) ¼
Answer: C
Chapter 4. Equations
1) An equation of the form ax2 + bx + c = 0 is called
7) The number of real roots in cube roots of unity are
A) Quadratic
B) Cubic A) 3
C) Bi-quadratic B) 2
D) Linear C) 1
Answer: A D) 0
Answer: C
2
2) In the quadratic equation ax + bx – c = 0 the sum of
roots is 8) The roots of quadratic equation ax2 – bx – c = 0 are real if

A) – b/c A) b2 + 4ac  0
B) – b/a B) b2 – 4ac < 0
C) – c/a C) b2 + 4ac  0
D) a/c D) b2 – 4ac = 0
Answer: B Answer: C
2
3) In the quadratic equation ax2 – bx + c = 0 the product of 9) The roots of quadratic equation ax + bx – c = 0 are equal if
roots is
A) b2 – 4ac < 0
A) c/a B) b2 + 4ac  0
B) b/a C) b2 + 4ac = 0
C) a/c D) b2 – 4ac = 0
D) – c/a Answer: C
Answer: A
10) The roots of quadratic equation ax2 – bx – c = 0 are
4) The sum of cube roots of unity is imaginary if

A) 3 A) b2 + 4ac < 0
B) 2 B) b2 – 4ac  0
C) 1 C) b2 + 4ac = 0
D) 0 D) b2 – 4ac = 0
Answer: D Answer: A

5) The roots of a quadratic equation ax2 + bx + c = 0 are 11) If 4 & - 5 are the roots, then quadratic equation will be

A) x2 – x – 20 = 0
 b  b 2  4ac B) x2 – x + 20 = 0
A)
2a C) x2 + x – 20 = 0
D) x2 + x + 20 = 0
 b  b 2  4ac Answer: C
B)
2a
12) The value of 12 is
 b  b 2  4ac A) 1
C)
2 B) 
C) 2
 b  b 2  4ac
D) D) 0
2a Answer: A
Answer: C
13) The square of a number when added to the number
6) The product of cube root of unity is results in 6 then the number is
A) 2
A) 3 B) – 2
B) 2 C) –3
C) 1 D) Both A & C
D) 0 Answer: D
Answer: C
14) The sum of roots of 3x2 – 4x + 7 = 0 is A) 9
A) 4/3 B) –9
B) 7/3 C) 1/9
C) –7/3 D) 0
D) –4/3 Answer: D
Answer: A
15) The product of roots of 3x2 + 5x – 2 = 0 is

A) 5/3 22) In the quadratic equation 3x2 – 5x = 0, the product of

B) 3/5 root is
C) –2/5
D) –2/3 A) 5/3
Answer: D B) –5/3
C) 0
16) If 3l + x + 5.3x – 8 = 0, then x = D) 3/5
Answer: C
A) 8
B) 5 23) The roots of quadratic equation x2 – 4x = 0 are
C) 3
D) 0 A) Imaginary
Answer: D B) Rational & Different
C) Irrational
D) Rational & Equal
17) If 2 x  1  x  5 then x =
Answer: B
A) 5
24) If, 2 are complex cube roots of unity
B) 4
C) 3 Then  + 2 =
D) 2
Answer: B A) 1
B) –1
C) 0
18) If 5 x  1  2 x  1 then x = D) none of these
Answer: B
A) 3
B) 2 25) If, 2 are complex cube roots of unity then 2 =
C) 1
D) 5 A) 1/
Answer: B B) -
C) –1/
2x  1  x 1 D) none of these
19) If  , then x = Answer: A
2x  1  x 5
4 4
A) 1  1  3   1  3 
26)     
B) 2  2   2 
C) 3    
D) 4
Answer: D A) 0
B) 1
20) If one root of quadratic equation is 4 + 5i, then equation C) –1
D) 4
A) x2 – 8x + 41 = 0 Answer: C
B) x2 + 8x + 41 = 0
C) x2 – 41x + 8 = 0 27) If  and 2 are cube roots of unity then
D) x2 – 41x – 8 = 0 (1 -  - 2)5 =
Answer: A
A) 0
21) In the quadratic equation x2 – 9 = 0, the sum of the root is B) 1
C) 32
D) None of these
Answer: C

28) If the area of a rectangle is 56 & the length is one more

than the breadth then the dimensions are

A)–8, -7
B)8, 7
C)14, 4
D)28, 2
Answer: B
29) The sides of a right angle triangle are 2x + 1, 2x,
2x – 1, then x is

A) –1
B) ½
C) –2
D) 2
Answer: D

30) If one root of 4x2 + 7hx – h2 + 9 = 0 is zero then h =

A) 0
B) 3
C) –3
D) 3
Answer: D
Chapter 5 Linear Inequalities & Linear Programming a)    x  4
1. Optimize means ________ a quantity under b)   x  4
certain constraints: c)   x  2
d)   x  2
a) minimize Answer: c
b) maximize
c) maximize or minimize 9. Corner point is also called _______
d) none of the above
Answer: c a) code
b) curve
2. Which of them is associated equations? c) vertex
d) none of the above
a) ax – by = c Answer: c
b) ax + by = c
c) ax + by = - c 10. The solution set of x > 10 is ________
d) none of the above
Answer: b a) 10  x  
b) 10  x  
3. There are ______ feasible solutions in the c) 10  x  
feasible region. d) 10  x  
Answer: b
a) infinite
b) finite 11. 3x + 4 > 0 is
c) defined
d) none of above a) equation
Answer: a b) identity
c) inequality
5. Inequalities have _______ symbols. d) none of these
Answer: c
a) 2
b) 3 12. 3x + 4 ≥ 0 is
c) 4
d) 1 a) equation
Answer: d b) inequality
c) identity
6. The graph of linear equation 2x + 3y = 10 d) none of these
Answer: b
a) // line
b) curve 13. 3x + 4 < 0 is
c) zig zag
d) straight line a) inequality
Answer: b b) equation
7. Non negative constraints are called _______ c) not inequality
variables. d) identity
Answer: a
a) non – decision
b) decision 14. 3x + 4 ≤ 0 is
c) constant
d) none of the above a) not inequality
Answer: a b) equation
c) identity
8. The solution set of x < 4 is _______ d) inequality
Answer: d
 a) x + 1 < 0
15. 3x + 4 = 0 is b) 2x + 3 < 0
c) 2x – 3 < 0
a) not inequality d) 3 + x < 0
b) equation Answer: c
c) identity
d) inequality 22. x = 1 is in the solution of the inequality
Answer: b a) x + 1 < 0
b) 2x – 4 < 0
16. An expression involving any of the symbols <, c) 2x – 4 > 0
>, ≤ or ≥ is called d) x + 3 < 0
Answer: b
a) equation
b) inequality 23. x = 1 is in the solution of the inequality
c) linear equation
d) identity a) x + 1 > 0
Answer: b b) x – 2 > 0
c) 3x – 1 < 0
17. 2x + 3x > 4 is linear inequality in d) x + 2 < 0
Answer: a
a) one variable
b) two variables 24. x = - 1 is in the solution of inequality
c) three variables
d) none of these a) x + 5 < 0
Answer: b b) 2x + 3 ≤ 0
c) x > 0
18. ax + by < c is linear inequality in d) 2x + 3 > 0
Answer: d
a) four variables
b) three variables 25. x = _____ is in the solution of 2x + 3 < 0
c) two variables
d) one variable a) 0
Answer: c b) 1
c) – 1
19. The real numbers which satisfy an inequality d) – 2
form its Answer: d

a) solution 26. x = ______ is in the solution of 2x + 3 ≥ 0

b) coefficient
c) domain a) 1
d) range b) – 2
Answer: a c) – 3
d) – 4
20. x = 0 is in the solution of the inequality Answer: a

a) x > 0 27. x = ______ is in the solution of 2x – 3 < 0

b) 3x + 4 < 0
c) 2x – 3 < 0 a) 2
d) x – 2 < 0 b) – 2
Answer: d c) 3
d) 4
21. x = 0 is in the solution of the inequality Answer: b
28. x = _______ is in the solution of 2x – 5 > 0 c) 2x + 3y > 5
d) x – 2y < - 5
a) 0 Answer: b
b) 2
c) – 2 35. (0, 1) is in the solution of inequality
d) 3
Answer: d a) x – 2y > 0
b) x – y < 2
29. The points (x, y) which satisfy a linear c) 3x + 2y > 5
inequality in two variables x and y form its d) 3x – 2y < 2
Answer: b
a) domain
b) range 36. (0, 0) is in the solution of the inequality.
c) solution a) x + y > 3
d) none of these b) x – y > 2
Answer: c c) 3x + 2y > 5
d) 3x – 2y < 2
30. The solution set of the inequality ax + by < c is Answer: d
37. (1, 2) is in the solution of the inequality
a) straight line
b) half plane a) 2x + y > 8
c) parabola b) 2x + y ≤ 6
d) none of these c) 2x – y > 1
Answer: b d) 2x + 3y < 2
Answer: b
31. (0, 0) is in the solution of the inequality
38. The point ______ is in the solution of the
a) 3x + 4y > 3 inequality 2x – 3y < 5
b) x – 2y < 2
c) x + 2y > 2 a) (1, 1)
d) 2x – 3y > 5 b) (2, 2)
Answer: b c) (0, 1)
d) (0, 2)
32. (1, 1) is in the solution of the inequality Answer: c

a) 3x + 4y > 3 39. The point ______ is in the solution of the

b) 2x + 3y < 2 inequality 2x – 3y > 5
c) 4x – 3y > 5
d) 2x – 3y > 2 a) (1, -1)
Answer: a b) (2, 2)
c) (2, - 2)
33. (1, 0) is in the solution of inequality d) (3, 3)
Answer: d
a) 3x + 2y > 8
b) 2x – 3y < 4 40. The point ______ is in the solution of the
c) 2x + 3y > 3 inequality 4x – 3y < 2
d) x – 2y < - 5
Answer: b a) (0, 1)
b) (2, 1)
34. (0, 1) is in the solution of the inequality c) (0, 0)
d) (3, 0)
a) 3x + 2y > 8 Answer: a
b) 2x – 3y < 4
Chapter5 Partial Fractions
9x 2
6. is a fraction.
1. An open formed by using the sign of equality “=” x 31
is called ________
a) rational fraction
a) Equation b) improper fraction
b) In – equation c) rational fraction
c) True sentence d) none of these
d) False sentence Answer: a
Answer: a
x2  3
2. 2x = 3 is a conditional equation it is true for _______ 7. is a fraction
3x  1
a) rational fraction
a) 2
b) proper fraction
b) 3
c) improper rational fraction
3 d) none of these
c)
2 Answer: c
2
d)
3 8. There are ________ types of rational fraction .
Answer: c a) three
b) four
3. x2 + x – 6 = 0 is a conditional equation and it is true c) five
for d) two
Answer: d
a) 2, 3
b) 2, - 3 1
9. The partial fraction of is
c) – 2, - 3 2
x 1
d) – 2, 3 1 1
Answer: b a) 
2( x  1) 2( x  1)
4. The symbol _________ shall be used both for 1
b)
equation and identity 2( x  1)
1
a)  c)
2( x  1)
b) = 1 1
c)  d) 
d)  2( x  1) 2( x  1)
Answer: d Answer: a

P( x) 2 x 2  3x  4
5. , Q(x)  0 is known as 10. The partial fraction of is
Q( x) ( x  1) 3
2
a) improper rational fraction a)
x 1
b) rational fraction 1
c) proper rational fraction b)
( x  1) 2
d) none of the above
Answer: b
 2 1 3
c)  2

x  1 ( x  1) ( x  1) 3
3
d)
( x  1) 3
Answer: c
9x  7
11. The partial fraction of 2
is
( x  1) ( x  3)

17 x  6
a)
5( x 2  1)
17 x  6 17
b) 2

5( x  1) 5( x  3)
17
c)
5( x  3)
d) none of these
Answer: b

x 3  2x  2
12. The partial fraction of is
( x 2  x  1) 2

x 1
a) 2
x  x 1
2x  3
b)
( x  x  1) 2
2

2x  3 x 1
c) 2 2
 2
( x  x  1) x  x 1
x 1 2x  3
d)  2
x  x  1 ( x  x  1) 2
2

Answer: d
8. Pair of Lines & Circles 8) The angle between the pair of lines represented by , 3x2
– 4xy – 3y2 = 0 is
1) The intersection of a cone with a plane gives
A) /2
A) Point B) /3
B) Line C) /4
C) Conic Section D) /6
D) Two points Answer: A
Answer: C
9) The pair of lines represented by y2 – 36 = 0 are
2) The conic sections are described today by
A) Parallel
A) Linear Equation B) Perpendicular
B) Bi-Quadratic equations C) Non parallel
C) Quadratic equations D) Coincident
D) Cubic equations Answer: A
Answer: C
10) The center of the circle represented by the equation (x –
3) The standard conic section are 1)2 + (y – 2)2 = 4 is

A) Circle A) (0, 0)
B) Parabola B) (1, 1)
C) Ellipse / hyperbola C) (1, 2)
D) All A, B, C are true D) (1, - 2)
Answer: D Answer: C

4) The degenerate conic sections are 11) The radius of the circle, represented by the equation x2
+ 2x + 1 + y2 + 4y + 4 = 16 is
A) a point
B) two coincident lines A) 16
C) a pair of lines B) 8
D) All A, B, C are true C) 11
Answer: D D) 4
Answer: D
5) The equation 3x2 – 4xy + 5y2 = 0 is called
12) The length of the diameter of the circle represented by
A) Quadratic the equation 2x2 + 2y2 – 8 = 0, is
B) Linear
C) Explicit A) 8
D) Homogeneous B) 4
Answer: D C) 2
D) 16
6) The two lines represented by the equation Answer: B
8x2 + 41xy - 8y2 = 0are
13) The length of the chord of the circle defined by
A) Parallel x2 + 4x + 4 + y2 + 6y + 9 = 9, passing through the
B) Non Parallel center is
C) Perpendicular
D) Coincident A) 9
Answer: C B) 3
C) 6
7) If the two lines represented by the equation D) 4
ax2 + 2hxy + by2 = 0 are perpendicular then, Answer: C

A) a=b 14) The circumference of the circle represented by

B) h = ab x2 + 2x + 1 + y2 + 2y + 1 = 25 is
C) a+b=0
D) h=a+b A) 2
Answer: C B) 25
 C) 10 C) 2
D) 5 D) 8
Answer: C Answer: A

15) The length of the chord of the circle 20) If a point P is outside the circle then from this point we
x2 – 2x + 1 + y2 – 6y + 9 = 9 passing through the point (1, can draw
3) is A) one tangent to the circle
A) 9 B) two tangents to the circle
B) 6 C) three tangents to the circle
C) 3 D) no tangent to the circle
D) 18 Answer: B
Answer: B 21) the equation of the circle given in the figure is

If length of a chord of the circle x2 – 2x + 1 + y2 + 2y + 1 =

Y
16)
25 is 10, then it will pass through the point
A) (-1, 1)
B) (1, -1) O C A (10,0) X

C) (1, 5)
D) (5, 1)
Answer: B
A) x2 + y2 = 10
17) The equation of the circle given in the figure is B) (x – 5)2 + y2 = 25
C) (x + 5)2 + y2 = 25
D) x2 + (y - 5)2 = 25
Answer: B
A (3,2)
C (1,2)

22) The circumference of the circle given in the figure is

Y

A) (x + 1)2 + (y + 2)2 = 4
B) (x - 1)2 + (y - 2)2 = 9
C) (x - 1)2 + (y - 2)2 = 2
C (3,3)
D) (x - 1)2 + (y - 2)2 = 4
Answer: D
O X

18) In the figure the length of the chord AB is

A) 6
A
B) 9
C) 3
D (4,1)
D) 12
C (1,1)
Answer: A
B

23) If g2 + f2 – c = 0 then the circle reduces to

A) 4
B) 5 A) a line
C) 6 B) a point
D) 8 C) two points
Answer: C D) none of these
Answer: B
19) The circumference of the circle given in the figure is
24) In the equation of a circle the coefficient of x2 and y2
are

A (1,2) A) Positive
C (4,2) B) Negative
C) Equal
D) Unequal
Answer: C
A) 6
B) 4
25) The equation of a circle is an equation of D) None of these
Answer: C
A) Second degree in x
B) Second degree in y 9. Conic Section II, Parabola, Ellipse and
C) First degree in x and y Hyperbola
D) Second degree in x and y
Answer: D 1) If the conic is a parabola then the value of eccentricity
is
26) In the equation of a circle there is no term involving
A) 0
A) x B) 1
B) y C) less than 1
C) xy D) greater than 1
D) x2 Answer: B
Answer: C
27) The equation 3x2 + 3y2 – 213x + 97y + 329 = 0 represents a 2) If e = 1 then the conic is a
A) Line A) Circle
B) Circle B) Parabola
C) Ellipse C) Ellipse
D) Parabola D) Hyperbola
Answer: B Answer: B
28) In the figure the measure of  1 is
3) If e < 1 then the conic is

A) a circle
1

C
B) a parabola
C) an ellipse
D) a hyperbola
Answer: C
A) 45o
B) 60o 4) If e > 1 then the conic is
C) 90o
D) 120o A) a circle
Answer: C B) a parabola
C) an ellipse
29) The equation of the tangent to the circle x2 + y2 = 8 at the D) a hyperbola
point (2, 2) is Answer: D
A) 2x + y = 8 5) Locus of points in a plane, the distance of each of
B) x–y=4 which from a fixed point is equal to its distance from a
C) x+y=2 fixed straight line in the plane is called
D) 2x + y = 4
Answer: A A) a circle
B) a parabola
30) If x2 + y2 = 4 represents a circle then the point (-2, 0) lies C) an ellipse
D) a hyperbola
A) Inside the circle Answer: B
B) Outside the circle
C) On the circle 6) Locus of points in a plane, the distance of each of
D) None of these which from a fixed point is less than its distance from a
Answer: C fixed line in the plane is called
31) If a body is moving with a uniform angular speed around a A) a circle
circular path then the linear velocity of the body is directed B) a parabola
along C) an ellipse
D) a hyperbola
A) The circular path Answer: C
B) The normal to the path
C) The tangent to the path
7) Locus of points in a plane, the distance of each of which 13) the length of the latus rectum of the parabola given in
from a fixed point is greater than its distance from a fixed the figure is
line in the plane is called
Y

A) a circle
B) a parabola
C) an ellipse X’ X
D) a hyperbola S (-3,0)
O

Answer: D

8) the vertex of the parabola y2 = - 8x is

A)(-2, 0) A) 3
B)(2, 0) B) – 12
C)(0, 0) C) 6
D)(0, -2) D) 12
Answer: C Answer: D
9) The axis of the parabola x2 = - 4y is
14) The equation of the parabola given in the figure is
A)x-axis Y

B)y-axis
C)x and y-axis
D)none of these X’ X
O
Answer: B S (-4,0)

10) The equation of the axis of the parabola y2 = 16x is

A) x–y=0
B) x+y=0 A) x2 = - 16y
C) x=0 B) x2 = 16y
D) y=0 C) y2 = - 16x
Answer: D D) y2 = 16x
Answer: C
11) The equation of the latus rectum of the parabola
y2 = -16x is 15) The length of the latus rectum of parabola given in the
figure is
A) x=4 Y
B) y = -4
C) y–4=0
D) x+4=0
Answer: D O
X

12) the equation of the parabola given in the figure is S (0,-2)

Y
Y’

A) 4
B) 8
O
X C) 2
D) –8
S (0,-2) Answer: B

16) the equation of the latus rectum of the parabola given in

Y’
the figure is
A) x2 + 8y = 0 Y

B) y2 = - 8x
C) y2 = 8y S (0,5)

D) x2 = 8y
Answer: A O X

Y’
 B) (3, 1)
A) x=5 C) (1, 3)
B) y –5 = 0 D) (-3, -1)
C) x = -5 Answer: C
D) y = -5
Answer: B 24) The equation of the circle whose diameter is the latus
rectum of the parabola x2 = 4y is
17) The coordinates of the focus of the parabola
(x – 3)2 = 4(y – 2) is A) (x – 2)2 + (y – 1)2 = 4
B) x 2 + (y – 1)2 = 2
A) (0, 3) C) x 2 + (y + 1)2 = 4
B) (0, 2) D) x 2 + (y – 1)2 = 4
C) (3, 3) Answer: D
D) (3, 2)
Answer: C x2 y2
25) In the ellipse   1 the length of the major
18) The coordinates of the vertex of the parabola 4 9
(x – 5)2 = 4(y – 4) is axis is

A) (0, 5) A) 3
B) (0, 4) B) 2
C) (4, 5) C) 6
D) (5, 4) D) 9
Answer: D Answer: C
19) The equation of the axis of the parabola
(x – 3)2 = 2(y + 4) is x2 y2
A) x = -3 26) In the ellipse   1 the length of minor axis is
B) x – 3 = 0 9 16
C) y + 4 = 0
D) y = 4 A) 3
Answer: B B) 6
20) The equation of the Directrix of the parabola C) 9
(x – 3)2 = 4(y – 2) is D) 4
Answer: B
A)x=1
B)y=2 27) In an ellipse the mid point C of the major axis is called
C)y – 1= 0 A) The center of the ellipse
D)y = -1 B) Focus of the ellipse
Answer: C C) Vertex of the ellipse
21) The equation of the latus rectum of the parabola D) Second focus
(x +1)2 = 4(y – 2) is Answer: A
28) The curve of the parabola y2 = 4ax is symmetrical with
A) y–3=0 respect to
B) y = -3
C) x=3 A) Origin
D) x = -3 B) X-axis
Answer: A C) Y-axis
22) the equation of the tangent at the vertex of the parabola (x + D) Both the axis
3)2 = 4(y – 2) is Answer: B

A) x = -3 x2 y 2
B) y=0 29) The curve of the ellipse   1 is symmetrical
C) y–2=0 9 4
D) y = -2 about
Answer: C
A) the x-axis
23) The coordinates of the vertex of the parabola B) the y –axis
(y – 3)2 = 4(x – 1) is C) the origin
D) all A, B, C are true
A) (0, 0) Answer: D
 x2 y2
30) In the ellipse   1 , the value of eccentricity is
8 6

1
A)
3
2
B)
3
3
C)
2
1
D)
2
Answer: D

31) If one of the foci of an ellipse is S(1, 0), then the distance
between the two foci is (center of the ellipse lies at the
origin)

A) 3
B) 2
C) 4
D) 2
Answer: B
Chapter 6: Sequences & Series A) 24
1) The general term of the sequence 2/1, 3/2, 4/3, …. is an = B)  24
C) 24/5
D) 5
n 1
A) Answer: D
n
n 7) If a is the first term and r < 1 is common ratio of G.P,
B) then Sn =
n 1
n
C) a (1  r n )
n 1 A)
1 r
n 1
D) a (1  r n )
n B)
Answer: A 1 r
C) arn
2) If a, a+d, a+2d, …… is A.P, then an = a (1  r n )
D)
A) a + nd 1 r
B) a – nd Answer: A
C) a + (n – 1)d
D) a + (n + 1)d 8) An infinite geometric series is convergent if
Answer: C
A) r 1
n 1 n 1
a b B) r > 1
3) is arithmetic mean between a and b if n = C) r = 1
a  bn
n
D) Both B and C are correct
Answer: A
A) –1
B) 1
9) If a is the first term and r is the common ration of G.P
C) 0
then an =
D) 2
Answer: C
A) ar n1
4) If A,. G, H are A.M, G.M, and H.M between two n 1
B) ar
numbers, then
a (1  r n )
C)
A) A<G<H 1 r
B) A<G>H
C) A>G>H
a (1  r n )
D)
D) A>G<H 1 r
Answer: C Answer: A

5) The harmonic mean between two numbers a and b is a n1  b n1

10) is H.M between a and b if
a n  bn
A)  ab
ab A) n=0
B) B) n=1
2
C) n = -1
2ab D) n=2
C)
ab Answer: C
2ab
D) 11) If a is the first term and r is common ratio such that
ab r < 1, then S =
Answer: C
a
A)
6) The arithmetic mean between 4 and 6 is 1 r
 a B)  ab
B)
1 r 2ab
C)
a (1  r n ) ab
C)
1 r ab
D)
a(1  r n ) 2ab
D) Answer: B
1 r
Answer: A
18) The arithmetic mean between a and b is
12) The harmonic mean between 9 and 11 is
2ab
A)
A) 10 ab
B)  99 ab
B)
C)  99 2ab
D) 99/5 ab
Answer: D C)
2
13) If A, G, H are arithmetic mean, geometric and harmonic D)  ab
mean between a and b, then Answer: C

A) G2 = AH 19) Which of the following series is convergent.

B) A2 = GH
C) H2 = AG A) 2 – 6 + 18 - ……
D) None of these B) 8 + 4 + 2 + …….
Answer: A C) 5 + 10 + 20 + …….
D) 3/2 + 3 + 6 + ……..
14) -1, 1, -1, 1, …. is Answer: B

A) Arithmetic Sequence 20) If a = 3, r = 2/3, then sum of infinite S =

B) Geometric Sequence
C) Alternating Sequence A) 9
D) Harmonic Sequence 9
Answer: C B)
2
15) The geometric mean between 8/9, 9/8 is 2
C)
9
A) + 1
B) – 1 3
D)
C)  1 2
8 Answer: A
D)
17
21) If 2 + 1 + ½ + ….. is infinite geometric series then S
Answer: C
A) 2
16) A sequence is a function whose domain is
B) 4
C) ½
A) the set of rational numbers
D) ¼
B) The set of irrational numbers
Answer: B
C) The set of integers
D) The set of natural numbers
22) The population of a town increases geometrically at the
Answer: D
rate of 4% per year. If the present population is
100,000, then population after 4 years will be
17) The geometric mean between a and b is
A) 100,000 (1 + .04)3
ab B) 100,000 (1 + .04)4
A)
2 C) 100,000 (1 – 0.04)3
D) 100,000 (1 – 0.04)4
Answer: B

23) The sum of n terms of arithmetic series Sn =

A) n/2[2a + (n – 1)d]
B) arn – 1
a (1  r n )
C)
1 r
D) a + (n – 1)d
Answer: A
24) The two arithmetic means between 5 and 35 are

A) 15, 25
B) 10, 20
C) 10, 15
D) 10, 25
Answer: A

25) If 2b – 1, 4b + 1, 15b – 3 is a geometric series,

then b =

A) 4
B) 3
C) 2
D) 1
Answer: C

26) Which of the following is a geometric series?

A) 5, 7, 9, 11, …..
B) 3, 5, 7, 9…….
C) 1, 1/3, 3, 9, …..
D) 9, 3, 1, 1/3, ……
Answer: D

27) The general term of the sequence 3, 6, 9, 12 ….. is

A) n
B) 2n
C) 3n
D) n2
Answer: C

28) Which of the following is harmonic sequence?

A) 3, 5, 7 ……
B) ½, ¼, 1/8, …..
C) ½, 1/3, ¼ ……
D) 3, 9, 27 …..
Answer: C
Chapter 7 Permutation, Combination And Probability D) 0
Answer: C
1) If n is a positive integer then n ! =
10
6) P2 
A) n (n + 1) (n + 2) …… (n + n)
B) n (n – 1) (n – 2) …. 3.2.1
A) 90
n(n  1) B) 10
C)
2 C) 8
n(n  1) D) 80
D) Answer: A
2
Answer: B n
7) If C6  nC10 then n =
n
2) If P2  20 then n = A) 4
B) 6
A) 4 C) 10
B) 5 D) 16
C) 6 Answer: D
D) 10
Answer: B 8) The number of words which can be formed out of the
word “ASSASSINATION”, when all the letters are
n
3) Cr  used in each word are

n!  13 
A) A)  
(n  r )!  4,3,2,2,1,1
n! B) 13!
B) 4!
(n  r )! r! C)
n! 13!
C) 13
r! D)
r! 4!
D) Answer: A
(n  r )!
Answer: B 9) The numbers of diagonals in ten sided figure is

n A) 10
4) Pr  10
B) C2
10
n! C) C2  10
A)
r! D) 45
Answer: C
r!
B)
(n  r )! 10) The number of ways a hockey eleven can be selected
n! out of 15 players if it includes a particular player.
C) A)
15
C11
(n  r )!
14
n! B) C11
D) 14
(n  r )! r! C) C10
Answer: C D)
15
C10
n Answer: C
5) Po 
5
11) P0 
A) n!
B) n
C) 1 A) 5
B) 0
 C) 15 D) ½
D) 1 Answer: D
Answer: D
18) A slip is picked out of 8 slips numbered from 1 to 8
12) The number of possible permutations of the letters of the then the probability to get number 4 is
word, “ADDING” having two D’S together.
A) 8
A) 5! B) 1/8
B) 3! C) ½
C) 4! D) 3/8
D) 25 Answer: B
Answer: A
19) The three digit numbers that can be formed from 0, 1, 2,
13) For any event A 3, 4, when no digit is repeated are

A) 0  P(A)  1 A) 48
B) –1  P(A)  1 B) 36
C) – 2  P(A)  2 C) 24
D) 0  P(A)  2 D) 10
Answer: A Answer: A

14) The number of words that can be formed from the letters 20) The number of distinct permutations from the letters of
of the word, “PAKPATTAN” are the word, “ARTICLE” using all the letters are

A) 9! A) 7
9 B) 7!
B) C7 C) 49
9 D) 59
C) P7
Answer: B
9!
D)
3!2!2! 21) Teams A & B are playing football match. The
Answer: D probability that A will win is 4/13 that of B is 5/13. The
probability that the match will end in a draw is
15) The number of words that can be formed from the letters
of the word, “COMMITTEE” are A) 5/13
B) 4/13
9 C) 9/13
A) P9 D) 3/13
9 Answer: B
B) C9
9! 22) A & B are mutually exclusive events the P(A B) =
C)
2!2!2!
D) 9 A) P(A)  P(B)
Answer: C B) P(A) + P(B)
C) P(A) + P(B) – P(A B)
16) The events A & B are said to be disjoint if A  B is D) P(A) - P(B)
Answer: B
A) 
B) A 23) If A  S then P(A) =
C) B
D) AB A) 1 + P(A)
Answer: A B) 1 - P(A)
1
17) A dice is thrown then the probability to get an even C)
number is
P( A)
D) P(A)
A) 4/5 Answer: B
B) 3/5
C) 2/3
24) The probability that Aslam was not born in a month
which begins with the letter “J” is ¾ , then the probability
that he was born in January, June, July is

A) 5/4
B) ¾
C) ¼
D) 7/4
Answer: C

25) A bag contains 30 balls, some of which are red and the
remaining are blue. The probability of drawing red is 1/6,
then the number of blue balls are

A) 25
B) 20
C) 48
D) 16
Answer: A

26) The number of diagonals in 8 – sided figure is

A) 64
B) 20
C) 48
D) 16
Answer: B
Chapter 7. Vectors C) 0
D) 7
1) The triangle law for vector addition is equivalent to the
Answer: C
A) Commutative law
B) Associative law 8) the unit vector in the direction o f the vector
C) Parallelogram law a  i  j  k is
D) First law
Answer: C
a
A)
2) The position vector of a point P(x, y, z) is denoted by 3a
a
A) PQ B)
3
B) OP a
C)
C) P 3
D) AP a
Answer: B D)
2
3) If Cos, Cos, Cos are the directions Cosines of a vector Answer: C
then
9) The vectors a  i  2 j  3k and b  2i  4 j  6k
A) Cos + Cos + Cos  = 1 are
B) Cos2 + Cos2 + Cos2  = 0
2 2 2
C) Cos  + Cos  + Cos  = 1 A) Perpendicular
D) Cos + Cos + Cos  = 0 B) Parallel
Answer: C C) Not parallel
D) None of these
4) The numbers proportional to the direction cosines of a Answer: B
vector are called
10) The join of the mid points of the consecutive sides of any
A) Vector numbers quadrilateral is
B) Scalar numbers
C) Direction numbers A) a square
D) Rational numbers B) a rectangle
Answer: C C) a parallelogram
D) none of these
5) Two or more vectors are said to be collinear if they are Answer: C

A) perpendicular to the same line 11) If A (1, 2, 3) and B (3, 4, 5) are two points then the mid
B) parallel to the same line
C) intersecting the same line pint of AB is
D) not parallel to the same line
Answer: B A) (4, 3, 5)
B) (4, 6, 8)
6) Two or more vectors are said to be coplanar if they C) (4, 5, 6)
D) (2, 3, 4)
A) are perpendicular to the same plane Answer: D
B) are not parallel to the same plane 12) The direction Cosines of i are
C) lie in the same plane A) 0, 0, 1
D) do not lie in the same plane B) 0, 1, 0
Answer: C C) 1, 0, 0
7) The component of a  3i  4 j in the direction o f D) 1, 1, 0
Answer: C
z-axis is
13) The direction cosines of the vector a  i  j are
A) 3
B) 4 A) 1, 1, 0
 1 1 Answer: A
B) , ,1
2 2
4) The inner product of i and j is
1 1
C) 1, ,
2 2 A) 1
1 1 B) –1
D) , ,0 C) 0
2 2 D) 2
Answer: D Answer: C
14) The Norm of the vector a  i  j is
5) If l1l2  m1m2  n1n2  0 then the angle between the
A) 0 two vectors is
B) 2
A) 45o
C) 2 B) 60o
D) 1 C) 90o
Answer: C D) 180o
Answer: C
15) If a  3i  j  k and b  i  4 j  4k are parallel
then the value of  is 6) If the right bisectors of the two sides of a triangle pass
through the origin then the right bisector of the third side
A) 4 will pass through the point
B) 8
C) 12 A) (1, 1)
D) – 12 B) (1, 2)
Answer: D C) (1, 3)
D) (0, 0)
Answer: D
11. Products of Vectors
7) The equation 2x + 3y + 6z = 35 represents
1) If a is a unit vector then the value of a.b is
A) a line
A) 1 B) a circle
C) a plane
B) a cos  D) a parabola
Answer: C
C) b cos 
D) 0 8) If a is the position vector of a given point (1, 2, 3) and
Answer: C
 is the position vector of any point (x, y, z) such that
2) The projection of a in the direction of b is  a 2 then the locus of  describes

A) b cos  A) a circle
B) an ellipse
B) ab Cos C) a plane
C) ab D) a sphere
D) a cos Answer: D
Answer: D 9) the equation
(x – 1)2 + (y – 3)2 + (z – 5)2 = 25 represents
3) If a  i  j and b  i  k are two vectors then inner
A) a circle
product of a and b are B) a sphere
C) a plane
A) 1 D) an ellipse
B) –1 Answer: B
C) 0
D) 2
10) The coordinates of the center of the sphere x2 + y2 + z2 = 9 Answer: C
is
16 If
A) (0, 0) a  i  2 j  k, b  3i  j  k and c  i  2 j  k
B) (3, 3, 0)
C) (0, 0, 0) are the co-terminus edges of a parallelepiped then its
D) (0, 0, 3) volume is
Answer: C A) 0
B) 8
C) 27
D) 1
Answer: A
17) If a  i  2 j  3k , b  2i  4 j  6k and
c  3i  j  k then the value of a . b  c is

A) 28
B) 26
11) If a is the position vector of a given point (1, 1, 1) and  C) 0
is the position vector of any point (x, y, z) such that D) 24
  a .a  0 then the locus of  describes.
Answer: C

A) a sphere
B) a circle 18) If volume of a parallelepiped with a , b , c as co-
C) an ellipse terminus edges is 24 the volume of the tetrahedron with
D) a plane the same edges is
Answer: D
A) 48
12) The distance from the origin to the plane B) 12
C) 6
A) 7 D) 4
B) 0
C) 1 Answer: D
D) 2
Answer: C

13) The contact in which the point coordinates are all positive is
called

A)
B)
C)
1st octant
2nd octant
4th octant
THE END
D) 8th octant
Answer: A

14) The point (3, 5, 8) lies in the

A) 3rd octant
B) 5th octant
C) 8th octant
D) 1st octant
Answer: D

15) The three coordinate’s planes divide all space into

A) 3 cells
B) 4 cells
C) 8 cells
D) 6 cells
Chapter 8 M.Induction And Binomial Induction C) 1 + 6x
D) 1 – 6x
1) 1 + 2 + 3 …….+ n = Answer: D
6 For every positive integers n 1 + 5 + 9 + …….. +
n 2 (n  1) 2 (4n – 3) is
A) A) n(2n – 1)
4 B) (2n – 1)
n(n  1) D) n–1
B) D) n
2 Ans: A
n(n  1)(2n  1)
C) 2
6 7 When we expand (a + 2b) then
5 4 3 2 2 3 4 5
2 A) a + 10a b + 40a b + 80a b + 80ab + 32b
n 5 4 3 2 2 3 4
B) a + a b + a b + a b + ab + b
5
D) 5 4 3 2 2 3 4 5
2 C) 5a + 4a b + 3a b + 2a b + 1ab + b
Answer : B D) None of above
Ans: A
6
2) The number of terms in the expansion of (2x + y) 4 7
are 8 The term involving x in the expansion of (3 – 2x) is
A) 120
A) 6 B) 1512
B) 7 C) 1250
C) 8 D) 15120
D) 14 Ans: D
Answer: B 1 1.3 1.3.5
9 if 1 +    ……… +R is
3)
2 2 2
1 + 2 + 3 + ….. n =
2 4 4.8 4.8.12
A) 2
n(n  1) B) 3
A)
2 C) 5
n(n  1)(2n  1)
B) D) 7
6 Ans: A
n (n  1) 2
2
C) 10 For each natural number n. 1 + 3 + 5 + ……… (2n
4 – 1) =
2 2
n A) n
D)
2 B) n
3
Answer: B C) n
4
D) n
4)
3 3 3
1 + 2 + 3 + ….. n =
3 Ans: A

n2 n
n
n n – r
A) 11 (a + x) =    a where a and x are:
2 r 0 r 
n(n  1)(2n  1) A) imaginary
B) B) Rational
6 C) Irrational
n(n  1) D) Real numbers
C) Ans: D
2
n (n  1) 2
2
12 Number of terms in the expansion of (a + x) is
n
D)
4 A) n–1
Answer: D B) n+1
C) n+2
5) If x is so small that its square and higher powers be D) n+3
neglected then (1 + 3x) =
-2 Ans: B
A) 1 + 9x 5
13 The expansion of (1 - x ) is valid when :
B) 1 – 9x 8
 8
A) x<
5
5
B) x<
8
8
C) |x| <
5
8
D) |x| >
5
Ans: B
n
14 C2 = exists when n is
A) n>2
B) n  2
C) n<2
D) n  2
Ans: D
st -2
15 1 four terms of the expansion ( 1 – X) are
2 3
A) 1 + 2x + 3x + 4x
2
B) 3x + 2x + 1
2 3
C) 1 + 3x + 4x + 5x
D) None of these
Ans: D
-3
16 The expansion (1 + X) holds when
A) |x| > 1
B) |x| < 1
C) |x| > 1
D) x<1
Ans: A
6
17 The middle term of the expansion (1 + 2x) is
st
A) 1 term
th
B) 4 term
nd
C) 2 term
rd
D) 3 term
Ans: B
n
18 If n is add the expansion (a +x) has
middle terms.
A) 2
B) 3
C) 4
D) 5
Ans : A
n
19 The general term of expansion (a + x) is:
n–r
A) a
n
B)  
r 
 n  n-r r
C)   a x
r 
D) None of above
Ans: C
 Chapter No. 9 Answer: a
Fundamentals of Trigonometry 6. The 60th part of one degree is called one
____________
1. Direction of Qibla is found by using
__________ a) centimeter
b) radian
a) Plane Geometry c) degree
b) Spherical Trigonometry d) minute
c) Plane Trigonometry e) none of these
d) Analytical Geometry Answer: d
e) None of these
Answer: c 7. Measure of the central angle of an are of a
circle whose length is equal to the radius of
2. If a circle is divided into 360 parts, then the the circle is known as _________
angle subtended by each part at the center of the
circle is called __________ a) 1 degree
b) 1 radian
a) 1 radian c) 1 rt. angle
b) 1 degree d) All of these
c) 1 angstrom e) None of these
d) 1 minute Answer: b
e) None of these
Answer: b 8. The circumference of a circle r is considered
as __________
3. The union of two non-collinear rays which have
a common endpoint is called the ________ a) 2  r
b)  r
a) Angle c) 3  r
b) Radian d) 4  r
c) Degree e) None of these
d) Minute Answer: a
e) Second
Answer: a 9. 1 radian = __________

4. One degree is denoted by __________ a) 5717 45

b) 47o
a) 1 rad c) 37o
b) 1’ d) 38o
c) 1” e) None of these
d) 1o Answer: a
e) None of these
Answer: d 10. 1o = _________

5. 1rt. angle = __________ a) 60 

b) 60
a) 90o c) 3600 
b) 180o d) 360 
c) 270o e) None of these
d) 190o Answer: a
e) None of these
 
d) cm
3

e) cm
18
Answer: d
11. In the given figure if C is the center of the
15. One second is denoted by _______
circle, then angle  is ________
a) 1 rad
b) 1
a
c) 1
d) 1
C

b c

e) None of these
Answer: c

a) 2a 
b) a + b 16. = __________
4
c) a + b + c
d) 2  - a
a) 30o
e) 2b – 2c
b) 60o
Answer: a
c) 90o
d) 220o
12. The 60th part of one minute is called one
e) None of these
________
Answer: e
a) centimeter

b) radian 17. If   , Cos is ___________
c) degree 6
d) minute
e) second 1
a)
Answer: e 2
1
o b) 
13. 180 = ________ 2
a)  radian
3
b) 2  radian c)
 2
c) 3
2 d) 
3 2
d)
4 2
e)
e) None of these 2
Answer: a Answer: c

14. An arc PQ is subtends and angle 60o at the 18. In the given figure the angle  is __________
center of a circle of radius 1 cm. The length PQ
is ________ a
a) 60 cm 
b) 30 cm b c

c) cm
6
a) 2  a
 b) 2  (a  b) e) 180o
c) 2  (a  b  c) Answer: e
d) a + b + c
e) 2d – 2b
Answer: c

19. 1  ________
23. For a right angled triangle ABC as shown in
a) 60o the figure we have Sin  = _______
b) 60 B
c) 3600
d) 3600o
e) None of these c a
Answer: b

A b C
20. What is the length of an arc of a circle of radius
a
5cm, whose central angle is of 140o ________ a)
c
a) 2.443 radians c
b)
b) 1.443 radians a
c) 0.443 radians c
d) 2 radians c)
b
e) None of these b
Answer: a d)
c
e) None of these
21. In the given figure the angle a + b + c is
Answer: a
__________
B 24. Four right angles are the angle of measure
a
________


b c
a) 90o

b) 180o
B C c) 270o
d) 360o
a) < BDC =  e) 360 
b)    Answer: d
c) 2  
d) 2   25. In the figure the area of triangle ABC is
e) < B D C
Answer: c
16

22. Two right angles are the angle of measure A 12 B

_________ a) 28
b) 32
a) 180  c) 96
b) 180  d) 192
c) 60o e) 182
d) 90o Answer: c
 _________________ r

_________________

_________________
26. For a right angled triangle ABC as shown in the
figure, we have Co sec   _______ h
B

c a


a) 2r 2  2rh
A b C b) 2r  r 2 h
c c) 2r 2
a)
a d) rh
c e) 2rh
b)
b Answer: a
b
c) 30. The system of measurement in which the
c
c angle is measured in radians is called _____
d)
c
a) Circular system
e) None of these
b) Sexagesimal system
Answer: a
c) MKS system
d) CGS system
27. The system of measurement in which the angle
e) None of these
is measured in degrees, and its subunits,
Answer: a
minutes and seconds is called _________
31. Sec  __________
a) Circular system
b) Sexagesimal system
c) MKS system Sin
a)
d) CGS system Cos
e) None of these Cos
b)
Answer: b Cos
1
28. Cot  ____________ c)
Sin
1
Sin d)
a) Cos
Cos e) None of these
Cos Answer: d
b)
Sin
1 32. In the figure, the shaded area is given by
c)
Sin A
1
d)
Cos
e) None of these B C
Answer: b
a) 25 / 4  6
29. In the figure the surface area (shaded) of right b) 5  6
circular cylinder is c) 25 / 4
d) 6
e) 7
 A
Answer: a
X
16  40 38 
X
33.

a) 140o B X C
b) 17o
c) 16o a) 50o
d) 60038 b) 60o
e) 60038 c) 90o
Answer: e d) 120o
e) 180o
34. Sin 2  Cos 2  _______? For all values of angle. Answer: b
a) 1
b) 0 38. Two right angles are equal to
c) 1  Tan 2
a) 180 
d) – 1
b) 180 
e) None of these
c) 648000 
Answer: a
d) 10800 
e) 10800 
35. In the figure the length of AB is
Answer: e
C

39. The associated angle of 280o is

a) 100o
b) 10o
0
c) 80o
d) – 80o
45
A 6 D B
e) 190o
a) 7 Answer: c
b) 6  2
40. Cot 180o = _________
c) 6  2 2 a) 1
d) 12 b) O
e) 13 c) – 1
Answer: a d) ∞
e) – 11
36. 16o = ________ Answer: d
a) 960o 41. A radian is the measure of the central angle of
b) 960  an arc of a circle whose length is equal to the
c) 57600  a) half of radius of the circle
d) 60038 b) diameter of the circle
e) 60038 c) radius of the circle
Answer: b d) one third of radius of the circle
e) none of these
37. In the figure the angle A is (AB = AC = X) Answer: c

42. Sec 180o = _________

a) 1
 b) 0 b) 0
c) – 1 c) -1
d) ∞ d) 
e) None of these e) 2 1
Answer: c
Answer: d
43. In the ΔABC the angle α is
B
47. if r is the radius, m < AOB =

2a a
A

A
o
30
C
r O
B
a) 30o
b) 45o
c) 60o
d) 90o a) 1 radian
e) 180o b) 1 degree
Answer: c c) 1 minute
d) 1 second
44. The central angle of an arc of a circle whose e) None of these
length is equal to the radius of the circle is Answer: a
called the 48. In the figure the angle  is

a) degree
b) radian
c) minute
d) second
e) none of these
Answer: b

c a) 45o
45. In the  ABC the angle  is b) 60o
b
c) 75o
d) 90o
e) – 90o
Answer: d

49. One minute is denoted by

a) 1rad
< < b) 1
a) 30o c) 1
b) 45o d) 1o
c) 45o e) None of these
d) 90o Answer: b
e) 120o
Answer: a 50. Cos 270o =___?
a) 1
46. Cosec 180o =________? b) 0
a) 1 c) -1
 d)  1
e) 0 – 2 e) 
2
Answer: b Answer: a
51. The area of the shaded portion in the figure is 55 If an arc of length I of circle of radius r subtends
C D
an
angle 0 radian at the center, then l =
2
1
a)
r
r
b)
A B 
2
a) 4   
c)
b) 4  2 r
c) 4 d) r
d) 4 e) None of these
e) 4 - 2 Answer: d
Answer: a
56 In the figure the angle  is
A

N L
O

B C
M

52 Tan 270o = _______?

a) 60o
a) 1
b) 120o
b) 0
c) 180o
c) -1
d) 240o
d)  e) 290o
e)   2
Answer: b
Answer: d
57 In the first quadrant Sin is _________
53 1o =
a) 1 radian
a) positive
b) 0.01745 radian
b) negative
c) 0.5 radian
c) both
d) 2.5 radian
d) not defined
e) 1.01745 radian
e) none of these
Answer: b
Answer: a
54 Tan 30o = ______?
58 In the figure the length of LM is
1
a)
3 A
y y
3 L M
b)
2
y X y
1
c)
2 B 2x C
1
d) a) x
2
 b) 2x
c) 3x 63.   _______
d) 4x
e) 8  1
Answer: a a)

1
 180 
 b)
59. Convert   to radians r
   r
c)
l
a) 0.94 radians 
b) 1 radians d)
r
c) 3.97 radians
r
d) 4.57 radians e)
e) 3.54 radians 
Answer: b Answer: b
5
60. 1o = ________ 64. radians =
4
 a) 360o
a) radians
180 b) 335o
180 c) 270o
b) radians
 d) 225o
1 e) 125o
c) radians Answer: d
180
d) 180 radians
65. The radian measure of the angle at the center
e)  radians
of circle of radius 12cm which cuts off an arc
Answer: a

18cm long.
 1
61  22  
 2 a) 9.47 radians
 b) 1.19 radians
a) radians c) 1.5 radians
2
d) 2.5 radians

b) radians e) None of these
4 Answer: c

c) radians
8 66. 150o =
d) 180 radians
e)  radians 5
Answer: c a) radians
6
4 2
62. Convert radian measure to degree b) radians
3 3
a) 24.32o 
b) 24.97o c) radians
4
c) 4.96o
d) 180 radians
d) 1.97o
e) 23.42o e)  radians
Answer: a Answer: a
67. The length of the arc cut off on a circle of radius a) positive
2 b) negative
6cm by a central angle of radians c) both
3
d) not defined
a) 12.566cm e) none of these
b) 10.033cm Answer: a
c) 12.113cm
d) 9.156cm 72. In one hour, the hours hand of a clock turns
e) 6.56cm through
Answer: a

o a) radians
68. 80 = 12

b) radians
5 8
a) radians
6 
c) radians
4 6
b) radians
9 d)  radians
 e) 2  radians
c) radians
4 Answer: c
d) 180 radians
e)  radians 73. If the measure of two angles of a ΔABC is 30o
Answer: b and 70 then the 3rd angle is
o

A
69. The radius of the circle when l = 3cm,  = 3.4
radians.

a) 0.214 cm
b) 9.419 cm B C
c) 3.146 cm
d) 4.978 cm a) 30o
e) None of these b) 70o
Answer: e c) 80o
d) 100o
70. In one hour, the minutes hand of a clock turns e) 210o
through Answer: c

5 74. In one hour, the minutes hand of a clock turns

a) radians
6 through
4
b) radians a) 360o
9
 b) 180o
c) radians c) 90o
4 d) 60o
d) 180 radians e) 30o
e) 2  radians Answer: a
Answer: e Perpendicular
75. Sin 
?
71. In the second quadrant Sin is ________
a) base
 b) hypotenuse d) 60o
c) cos  e) 120o
d) tan  Answer: a
e) none of these
Answer: b 81. The radian measure of the central angle of an
arc 50cm log on a circle of radius 25m is
76. In 15 minutes, the minutes hand of a clock turns
through a) 3
b) 2
a) 360o c) 1
b) 180o d) 0.5
c) 90o e) None of these
d) 60o Answer: b
e) 30o
Answer: c 82. In the 3rd quadrant Sin  is _______ ?

1 a) positive
77. Cos  b) negative
?
a) sin  c) both
b) tan  d) not defined
c) cos  e) > 0
d) sec  Answer: b
e) none of these
Answer: e 83. Two cities whose longitudes are 30oE and
o
40 W on the equator are apart
78. In the 2nd quadrant Sec  is ________?
a) 1000 km
a) positive b) 2000 km
b) negative c) 2500 km
c) both d) 3351 km
d) not defined e) 7819.09 km
e) – 1 Answer: e
Answer: b
1
84. Co sec  
nd ?
79. In the 2 quadrant Cot  is _______ ?
a) cot 
a) positive b) tan 
b) negative c) sin 
c) both d) sec2 
d) not defined e) 1 – sin 
e) < 1 Answer: c
Answer: b
85. Two cities whose longitudes are 10oE and
o
80. In 15 minutes the hours hand of a clock turns 20 W on the equator are apart.
through
a) 1000 km
o
a) 7.5 b) 2000 km
b) 15o c) 2500 km
o
c) 30 d) 3351 km
 e) 6702 km second. How far does the tip of the pendulum
Answer: d move in 1 seconds?

86. In the 3rd quadrant Cosec  is _________ ? a) 10cm

b) 15.71cm
a) positive c) 20.94cm
b) negative d) 28.65cm
c) both e) 40cm
d) 0 Answer: d
e) None of these
Answer: b 91. In the fourth quadrant Cosec  is _________ ?

87. A railway train is running on a circular track of a) positive

radius 500 meters at the rate of 30 km per hour, b) negative
it will turn in 10 seconds through an angle. c) both
d) 0
a) 4  4628 e) None of these
b) 9  3257  Answer: b
c) 18  4628
92. A circular wire of radius 2cm is cut
d) 30o
straightened and then bent so as to lie along
e) 60o
the circumference of a hoop of radius 24cm.
Answer: b
the measure of the angle subtended at the
center of the hoop is
88. The pendulum of a clock is 30 cm long and it
swings through an angle of 30o each second.
a) 15o
How far does the tip of the pendulum move in 1
b) 30o
second.
c) 25o
d) 60o
a) 10 cm
e) 90o
b) 15.71 cm
Answer: b
c) 20.94 cm
d) 28.65 cm
93. sec2  - tan2  = _______
e) 40 cm
Answer: b
a) – 1
89. A railway train is running on a circular track of b) cosec 
radius 1000 meters at the rate of 30 km per c) tan 
hour, it will turn in 10 seconds through an angle d) 1
e) – 11
Answer: d
a) 4  4628
b) 9  3257  94. The area of a sector of a circular region of
c) 18  4628 radius r and the central angle of the sector 
d) 30o radians is
e) 60o 1
Answer: a a) r 2
2
1
90. The pendulum of a clock is 40cm long and it b) r 2
swings through an angle of 30o each 2
 1 1
c) r b)
2 2
d) r 2 c) 2
e) r 2 d) 0
Answer: b e) 1
Answer: e
95. The area of a sector with a central angle of 1
radian in a circular region whose radius is 2m. 99. In which quadrant does the terminal side lie if
a) 2m 2 sin  > 0 and tan  _______ ?
b) 1m2
c) 0.5m2 a) 1st
 b) 2nd
d) m2 c) 3rd
6
d) 4th

e) m2 e) None of these
3 Answer: a
Answer: a
100. sec2  =
96. The area of a sector with a central angle of 0.5
radians in a circular region whose radius is 2m a) 1 – cos2 
is b) 1 – tan2 
 c) 1 + tan2 
a) m2
2 d) 1 – cot2 
 e) 1 + cot2 
b) m2
3 Answer: c

c) m2  3
6 101. Sin  _______ ?
d) 2m2 2
e) 1m2 a) 1
Answer: e b) 0
c) – 1
97. An arc AB of length 5cm is marked on a circle d) 11
of radius 3cm. the area of the sector bounded by e) None of these
this arc and the radii from A and B is Answer: a

a) 7.5 cm2  3
102. Cos  _______ ?
b) 7.5 m2 2
c) 75 m2
d) 75 cm2 a) 1
e) None of these b) 0
Answer: a c) – 1
d) 10
  e) None of these
98. cos 2  sin 2  _________
2 2 Answer: b

1 103. Cos 9  _______ ?

a)
4
a) 1
b) 0
 c) – 1
d) 10
e) None of these
Answer: c

104. Cosec2  - Cot2  = _______ ?

a) 1
b) 0
c) – 1
d) Tan2 
e) Sec2 
Answer: a

105. Cos22  = _______ ?

a) 1 – sin2 
b) 1 + sin2 
c) 1 – sin22 
d) 1 - sin 
e) 1 + sin 
Answer: c

106. 1 + cot22  = _________ ?

a) sec2 
b) cosec2 
c) cosec22 
d) sec2 
e) none of these
Answer: c