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MATHEMATICS
The domain of the function f x

f x

x 2 3x 2
1) R {1, 2}
2) 2, d
3) R {1, 2, 3}
4) 3, d
\1, 2^
If f(x) : R l R satisfies the condition f(x + y) = f(x) + f(y) for all x, y R then f(x) is
H~ ,
f(x) : R l R
f(x) J##k
2) an even function
i" O
3) an odd function
"O
4) cannot be determine
H#Q#=
If the sum of n terms of an A.P. is
4n 2 3n
then nth term of the A.P. is____
4
4n 2 3n
4
J~` JOH}
x
8n 7
2)
4
n=
^=
3n 2 2
3)
4
4)
4n 8
5
If i 2 j 3k,3i 2 j k are sides of a parallelogram then a unit vector parallel to one of the diagonals
of the parallelogram is
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i 2 j 3k,3i 2 j k
k# H#HO_.
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2)
w
w
i j k
3
k *QQ =O`~ K` ~[O U^<

XH H~xH =O`~ x\
i j k
i j k
i j k
3)
4)
3
3
3
JJJG
JJJG
The vectors AB 3i 4k and AC 5i 2 j 4k are the sides of a triangle ABC, then length of the
1)
median through A is
JJJG
JJJG
AB 3i 4k =i AC 5i 2 j 4k
1)
6.
x=x \,
ZC
_ #O
5n 1
1)
4
5.
f(x + y) = f(x) + f(y)
1) zero every where
'n ^ JOH} "`=

4.
"O,
x, y R
3.
"xH Ô
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2.
log 2 x 3
log 2 x 3
is
x 2 3x 2
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1.
2)
18
ABC u [O *~# A #Oz " =^ Q` ~

Y_=
3)
72
33
4)
288
The length of the longer diagonal of the parallelogram constructed on 5a 2b and a 3b. If it is
given that a 2 2
a 2 2
b 3
b 3 and (a, b)
=i (a, b)
Q
4
is ___
,
4 5a 2b
=i
a 3b.
` xi`" #
=O`~ K` ~[O H
Ju^ H~=
_=
1) 15
2)
3)
113
2
593
4)
369
7.
If a 3i 5 j and b 6i 3j are two vectors and c is a vector such that c a q b then a : b : c

a 3i 5 j
1)
8.
b 6i 3j
~O_ k =i
2)
34 : 45 : 39
c a qb
J~`
a:b : c
3) 34 : 39 : 45
34 : 45 : 39
4) 39 : 35 : 34
Let B ai b j ck, C bi c j ak and H ci a j bk be three coplanar vectors with a v b ,

and V i j k then V is perpendicular to
B ai b j ck, C bi c j ak
2) C
a
c
1)
= x+u
2)
c
a
3)
a
c
4)
c
a
= ""
, =i 3H# ` = J~`.
3) 3 b a b 4
1
4) a > 4
1
1
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If B , C , H are the roots of the equation x3 + 4x + 1 = 0 then B C

C H
H B
=
x3 + 4x + 1 = 0 gH~}
xH
1) 2
B,C ,H
~#
2) 2
1
1
1
B C
C H
H B
=
3) 4
4) 1
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B 2
and A 3 125 , then the value of B is
If A
2 B
B 2
=i A 3 125 J~` B
A
2 B
1) o1
13.
p
q
q p
p : q J~`
2) 2 b a b 3
1) a < 2
12.
p
q

q
p
If the roots of the equation x2 2ax + a2 + a 3 = 0 are real and less than 3, then
x2 2ax + a2 + a 3 = 0 gH~}
11.
4) All the above
If the roots of the equation ax2 + ax + c = 0 are in the ratio p : q then

ax2 + ax + c = 0 gH~}
10.
3) H
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9.
a v b ,=i
k O|OQ LO_ k
1) B
` b k
,J~#
H ci a j bk
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V i j k
=i
q=
2) o 2
3) o 3
4) o 5
x2
1
2
3 is a matrix such that trace (A) = 0 then values of x are

If A 1 3x
2 3 6 2x
x2
1
2
A 1 3x
3 =i trace (A) (*_) = 0 J~# x q=
2 3 6 2x
1) 2, 3
2) 2, 3
3) 5, 1
3
4) 6, 1
14.
Inverse of a skew symmetric matrix of odd order is

`~Q
u
, J+=
=uH q=O
16.
1 1 1
1
1 1
is
The rank of
1 1
1) 0
17.
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=uH H\
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1 1 1
1
1 1
1 1
15.
1) a symmetric matrix
XH +=
=uH
2) a skew symmetric matrix
XH J+=
=uH
3) diagonal matrix
qH~ =uH
4) does not exist
==`
O
H^
If the system of equations x+2y+3z= M x , 3x+y+2z= M y , 2x+3y+z= M z has non trivial solution then
M=
x + 2y + 3z = M x , 3x + y + 2z = M y , 2x + 3y + z = M z <`~ ^#
Hey LO> M =
1) 6
2) 12
3) 18
4) 16
2) 1
3) 2
4) 3
A polygon has 44 diagonals, the number of its sides are

XH H= lx H~ 44, JO^ * OY
1) 13
18.
2) 12
3) 11
4) 10
How many different nine digit numbers can be formed from the number 223355888 by rearranging its
digits so that the odd digits occupy even positions
JOH# uiy J=i#, J=iH JOH, i< LO_#@ =K 9 JOH
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223355888 x
OY Zx ?
55 4
4) 180
55 4
100
is
100
q~
}
JH~}

^ OY
1) 50
2) 5

20.
3) 60
The number of rational terms in the expansion of
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19.
2) 36
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1) 16
3) 6
4) 51
The coefficient of x6 in 1 x
1 x
...... 1 x
15
^ is
\ 1 x
1 x
...... 1 x
^ q~ } x6 Q}HO
6
1)
21.
16
C9
15
2)
16
C5 6 C5
3)
16
C6 1
4)
3 1

2 4
4)
16
C7 1
3
3.5
3.5.7

......d =
4.8 4.8.12 4.8.12.16
1)
3 3

2 4
2)
2 3

3 4
3)
4
2 1

3 4
x 1
x x 1
1)
A Bx C
1 A
2
x
x 1 cos C =
Q
6
2)
P n, n
1) e2
Q
2
3) e2 1
4)
1
e
2) e2 + 1
If R
1)
A(adj A) = 4(I3).
J~`
2) A
adj(adj A) = ____
K` ~ =uH =i
1) 4A
26.
4)
If A is a square matrix such that A(adj A) = 4(I3). Then adj(adj A) = ____

A XH
25.
Q
3
3)
d C n, 0
C n,1
..... C n, n

n 1
24.
Q
4
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3) 16A
4) 64A
Q
, then (J~#) cos R cos 2R.cos 2 2 R........cos 2n1 R =
2 1
n
1
2n
2) cos R
3) 2
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22.
4) 2n
Q
If B , C , H , E are solutions of the equation tan R 3 tan 3R , no two of which have equal tan
4
gents then the value of tan B tan C tan H tan E =
Q
tan R 3 tan 3R
27.
2) 1
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w
w
J~#
2) 2n Q
Q
3
2)
1) n Q o
tan B tan C tan H tan E =
3) 2
4) 0
Q
3
^~} ^#
Q
3
3) 2n Q o
Q
3
4) 2n Q o 1
In a %ABC if A = tan12, B = tan13 then C =

%ABC A = tan12, B = tan13 J~# C =
1)
29.
^#
J~`
3Q
The most general value of R satisfying tan R tan R 2 is

4
3Q
tan R tan R 2
4
28.
B ,C , H ,E
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a
1) 1
gH~}
xH
Q
4
3)
Q
6
4)
3Q
4
Q x
If x is an acute angle and y log tan then cosx.coshy =

4 2
x
1) 0
Q x

4 2
tan
H}= =i y log

J~`,
2) 1
cosx.coshy =
3) 1
4) 2
Q
3
30.
A tree is broken by wind, its upper part touches the ground at a point 10 meters from the foot of the
tree and makes an angle 450 with the ground the entire length of the tree is
0
XH K@ QeH qiy H# K@ Ô#O_ 10gII ^~O <# ``#k. D QO

q`45 H}O
K K@ "Ò
_= ZO`?
1) 15 meters
a
b
c

then triangle ABC is
cos A cos B cos C
a
b
c

cos A cos B cos C
J~#
1) Equilateral
= u[O
2) Scalene
3) Right angled
O|H}u [O
4) Obtuse angled
2) G.P
If
4) A.G.P
+ x + 1 = 0 J~`
2) 72
q=
3) 45
nQ
2
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a
x2 2x + 4 = 0 =
n 1
2) 2 cos
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=i
n
1) 2 cos
J~#
nQ
3
n 1
3) 2 sin
nQ
6
n 1
4) 2 sin
nQ
3
w
w
If sin 6R a cos5 R sin R b cos3 R sin 3 R c cos R sin 5 R then a + b + c =
4) 8
If the axes are shifted to the point (1, 2) with out rotation then transformed form of y24x+4y+8=0 is
x~H JH# =
}O K O_
1) X2 = 4Y
37.
4) 54
Bn C n =
sin 6R a cos5 R sin R b cos3 R sin 3 R c cos R sin 5 R J~` a + b + c =

1) 4
2) 4
3) 8
36.
If B and C are roots of x2 2x + 4 = 0 then B n C n =

B
35.
=O\~.
27
1 2 1
1
x x 2 ........ x 27
x
x
x
1) 27
34.
JkHH
} u [O
27
1 2 1
1
+ x + 1 = 0 then the value of x x 2 ........ x 27 =
x
x
x
2
x2
q+= u [O
3) H.P
2
x2
ABC u[O
If in %ABC , the altitudes are in A.P then sides are in

%ABC L#` A.P =O> P u [ *
1) A.P
33.
4) 10 1 2 meters
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32.
If
2 1 meters
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31.
3) 10
2) 20 meters
(1, 2)
i=~#K
2) Y2 = X
y2 4x + 4y + 8 = 0 i=~#
3) Y2 = 4X
gH~}
O
4) X2 = Y
The equation to the base of an equilateral triangle is 3x 4y + 15 = 0 and one vertex is (1, 2) then the
length of the side is
= u [O H
gH~}
O
1)
4
3
3x 4y + 15 = 0
2) 1
=i XH j~O (1, 2) J~` ^x [= _=
3)
6
3
4
4)
2
3
38.
The vertices of a triangle are (0, 0),

(0, 0),
3,3 , 3, 3 then the incentre is
j~Q Q u[ JO`~=$`HOÔ
3,3 , 3,3
1) (0, 2)
39.
2) (2, 0)
3) (1, 1)
4) (1, 2)
If ( 4, 5) is one vertex and 7x y + 8 = 0 is one diagonal of a square then equation of the second
diagonal is
XH K` ~O XH j~O
( 4, 5)
1) x + 7y 31 = 0
2) x + 7y 15 = 0
1)
3) x + 7y + 8 = 0
2x 3y + 9 = 0 ~
Y
#O_ (2, 3) aO^= Q ^~O.
2) 2
3) 2 2
#O_
3) C x B y
d 2 x 2 y 2
d ^~O LO_ ~
~
Y QgH~}
O
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B , C
1) B x C y
d 2 x 2 y 2
6
2
4) C x B y
d 2 x 2 y 2
2)
35
2
j~Q Q u *O i=$` "~O
3)
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1)
41
2
4)
41
If the line joining the points (2, 3, 4), (0, 1, 2) is perpendicular to the line joining the points (x, 0, 4),
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(7, 4, 3) then x =
(2, 3, 4), (0, 1, 2)
aO^=# H ~Y
w
w
q=
1) 1
(x, 0, 4), (7, 4, 3) aO^=#
2) 2
H ~
Y O|OQ LO>
3) 3
4) 4
The equation of the perpendicular bisecting plane of the line segment joining (3, 1, 2), (7, 5, 4) is
(3, 1, 2), (7, 5, 4) aO^=#
45.
2) B x C y
d 2 x 2 y 2
The circum radius of the triangle ABC with vertices A(2, 1, 1), B(1, 3, 5), C(3, 4,4) is
A(2, 1, 1), B(1, 3, 5), C(3, 4,4)
44.
4) 4 2
The distance from a point B , C

to a pair of lines passing through the origin is d then equation to the
=aO^=#O_ `
43.
4) 7x y 31 = 0
"O|_,
pair of lines is
42.
~
O_= H~O
gH~}
O
The distance of the point (2, 3) from the line 2x 3y + 9 = 0 measured along a line x y + 1 = 0
xy+1=0~
Y
41.
7x y + 8 = 0 J~`
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40.
, XH H~O
H ~
M YO_xH O|=k YO_#` gH~}
O
1) 5x + 2y + z 19 = 0
2) 5x 2y z + 17 = 0
3) 5x + 2y z + 17 = 0
4) 5x 2y + z 7 = 0
If the lengths of the tangents from two points A, B to a circle are 6,7 respectively. If A, B are conjugate
points then AB =
A, B J<
AB
aO^= #O_ XH =$`xH ~~

Y _= 6,7 =i
A, B
OQ aO^= J~`
1) 5
2)
85
3)
7
85
2
4) 13
46.
47.
If the circle x2 + y2 + 4x + 22y + c = 0 bisects the circumference of the circle x2 + y2 2x + 8yd= 0

then c + d =
x2 + y2 2x + 8y d = 0 J# =$Ò
ikx =kYO_# K c + d =
x2 + y2 + 4x + 22y + c = 0 =$Ò
1) 60
2) 50
3) 40
4) 56
If (1, 2), (4, 3) are the limiting points of a coaxal system then the equation of the circle in its conjugate
system having minimum area is
(1, 2), (4, 3) aO^= J=k aO^=QQ =$` ~} H OQ ~}H KOk, Hx+"OQ
=$` gH~}
O
1) x2 + y2 2x 4y + 5 = 0
3) x2 + y2 5x 5y + 10 = 0
If (2, 3, 5) is the one end of a diameter of a sphere x2 + y2 + z2 6x 12y 2z + 20 = 0 then the other
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48.
2) x2 + y2 8x 6y + 25 = 0
4) x2 + y2 + 5x + 5y 10 = 0
end of diameter is
x2 + y2 + z2 6x 12y 2z + 20 = 0 QO (2, 3, 5) aO^=

1) ( 4, 9, 3)
~=xH
PSP|
<a* J~` ,
=O\~
1) A.P
2) G.P
~=xH
SP, SL, SP|
4) A.G.P
y = mx + C ~~Y
JO^ x=O
1
2) C a m
m
3) C
a
m
1
4) a C m
m
If the latus rectum LL| subtends a right angle at the centre of the ellipse then e =
n~=
$Ò
<aO|O
H
OÔ =^ O|H}OK P n~=
$`xH
.e
2 1
2
e=
2)
3)
w
w
3 1
2
LL| ,
3 2
5 1
4)
2
2
2
2
x
y
Product of the perpendiculars from any point on hyperbola 2 2 1 to its asymptotes is
a
b
2
2
x
y
2 1 Ju ~=O U^x XH aO^= #O_ ^x J#O` ~~
Y Q O|^~
2
a
b
1)
1)
53.
J~`
3) H.P
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a
1
1) C a m
m
52.
SL J~<
aO|=
The condition that the line y = mx + C be the tangent to the parabola y2 = 4a(x + a) is
y2 = 4a(x + a)
51.
4) (4, 9, 3)
If PSP| is a focal chord of a parabola y2 = 4ax and SL is its semi latusrectum then SP, SL, SP| are in
y2 = 4ax
50.
3) (4, 9, 3)
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49.
2) (4, 9, 3)
XH "QO J~` ~
O_= z=i aO^=
a 2b2
a 2 b2
The equation
2)
3)
a 2 b2
a 2 b2
4)
a 2 b2
a 2 b2
x2
y2

1 0 represents an ellipse if
2r r5
n~=
$Ò
H gH~}
O
1) r > 2
a 2 b2
a 2 b2
|O
x2
y2

1 0 J~`
2r r5
2) r > 5
3) 2 < r < 5
8
4) r < 2 or r > 5
The angle between the circles r a cos(R B ),f b sin(R B ) is

r a cos(R B ),f b sin(R B )
1) 2 B
2) B
The quadratic equation whose roots are
1) x2 + 5x + 6 = 0
m Lt
=i
2 tan R
l0 R 1 tan 2 R
2) x2 5x + 6 = 0
A , m
3sin R 4sin 3 R
Rl0
R
A Lt
and
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4) x2 + 5x 6 = 0
"O qz#= aO^=
1) 0 , o 2
I : If f(x) =
=Q Q =~ gH~}
O
3) x2 5x 6 = 0
1
The points of discontinuity of f(x) = log x are
1
f(x) = log x
57.
A , m where
l0 R 1 tan 2 R
is
3sin R 4sin 3 R
A Lt
R l0
R
56.
4) 00
2 tan R
m Lt
R
Q
2
3)
55.
=$` =^ H}O
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2) 1, o 2
3) o1, 0
4) 0 , o 3
a2
ax
, then (J~#) f | (a) = 0.
ax
1) Only I is true
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1
II : If f(x) = x x2 + x3 x4 + ....... d , x 1 , then (J~#) f | (x) = 1 x
2 .
If y =
1)
I, II
4) Neither I nor II true
I, II ~
O_ x[O H^
x[O
sin x
2y 1
2)
cos x
2y 1
cos x
3) 1 2y
4)
sin x
1 2y
The function f(x) 1 sin x is
59.
II =`" x[O
dy
sin x sin x sin x ..... d then (J~#) dx =
w
w
58.
2) Only II is true
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3) Both I and II are true
I =`" x[O
f(x) 1 sin x
J< " =
1) continuous no where
U aO^= =^ _ Jqz#= H^
2) differentiable every where
u aO^= =^ J=Hh=
3) continuous everywhere but not differentiable at x = 0

uaO^= =^ Jqz#=, Hx
x = 0 =^
J=Hh= H^.
Wz# =K~= i_^
.
4) data is insufficient
60.
If u
2
2
1 x y

sin
2
2 then (J~#) xux + yuy =
x y
1) sinu
61.
2) 0
3) cosu
4) cotu
The radius of a circular plate is increasing at the rate of 0.01 cm/sec when radius is 12 cm, then the rate
of increase in its area is
XH =$` "~O
~Q^
1) 0.24 Q sq. cm/sec

62.
0.01 cm/sec J~` "~O

12 cm L#_ ^x "O ~Q^ ~@
2) 6.0 Q sq. cm/sec
3) 24 Q sq. cm/sec
4) 1.2 Q sq. cm/sec
If there is an error of 0.05 cm while measuring the side of an equilateral triangle as 'a' cm. Then the
1)
63.
10
3a
2)
'a' Q
HK@ ^+O
5
3a
0.05 cm J~`
3)
^x "
O ^+Ò
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XH = u[O [O
percentage error in area is

10
a
4)
5
a
The sub tangent, ordinate and sub normal to the parabola y2 = 4ax at a point different from origin are
du
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in
y2 = 4ax ~=O (0, 0) ^Q~

` , U^<
aO^= =^ L ~~
Y _=, yx~HO
, LJaO|~Y
_= .......... LO\~.
1) A.P
64.
2) G.P
3) H.P
4) A.G.P
The perimeter of a sector is given the area is maximum when the angle of sector is
XH H~
ik W=|_#k, ^x "
= Qi+=
~# H~
H}O
1) 1 radian
If y =
2) 2 radians
2) 1
3)
n 1
!
x
4)
log x
n!
4)
1 Tan 1x
.e
C
x2
.e
cos3 x
dx =
sin 2 x sin x
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4) 4 radians
logx then (J~#) yn =
1) (n 1)y + xn1
66.
3) 3 radians
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65.
xn1
2) log sin x sin x C
3) log sin x cos x C
4) log cos x cos x C
1) log cos x sin x C
67.
Tan
e
1
1 x x2
1 x 2 dx
1) xe Tan 1x C
1 Tan 1x
.e
C
x
2) x 2 e Tan 1x C
3)
2) 100
3) 200
100
68.
x < x >
dx =
0
1) 50
10
4) 1
69.
Lt
sin
t dt
=
l0
1) 2.5
2) 5.2
3) 0.5
4) 0.25
3) 3
4)
x 3 sin x
then (J~#) f x
dx
1
2
a
1) 0
1)
=H =^ "
O
2
3
2) 1
3)
4)
1
3
1
C
xy
3) 2 log x log y
1
C
xy
2) 2 log y log x
1
C
xy
4) 2 log y log x
1
C
xy
dy
2x
1

y
given y = 0, x = 1 is
2
2 2
dx 1 x
1

x

en
a
The solution of
J=H#gH~}
^#
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1) 2 log x log y
dy
2x
1

y
2
2
dx 1 x
1 x 2
Q
2
1
1) y 1 x
tan x
4
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y = 0, x = 1 J~#
2
1
3) y 1 x
tan x
Q
4
2
1
2) y 1 x
tan x
Q
4
2
1
4) x 1 x
tan x
Q
4
A fair die is rolled, the probability that the 1st time 1 occurs at even throws is
74.
1
6
Solution of differential equation y xy 2x 2 y 2

dx x xy x 2 y 2
dy 0 is
y xy 2x 2 y 2
dx x xy x 2 y 2
dy 0
73.
1
2
The area enclosed between the curves y2 = x and y = x is

y2 = x, y = x
72.
1
2
71.
2)
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If f x

XH zH# iOY~ ZQ~"

#
_ "^\
i 1 =K@# O=`
1)
75.
1
6
2)
5
11
3)
6
11
4)
5
36
A bag contains 4 balls, two balls are drawn and found to be white, the probability that all the balls are
white is
XH Oz 4 |O`<~, "x#O_ 2 |O` f#_ Jq `x
=x QiOK~. Ozx Jx |O`
`x
=O^ O=`
1)
1
2
2)
3
5
3)
11
1
4
4)
4
5
76.
If the range of the random variable X is {0, 1, 2, 3 ........} with P(X = K) =
K 1
3K
a , for K p 0
then a =
XH K~t
H "
{0, 1, 2, 3 ........}
=i
P(X = K) =
K 1
3K
J~`
a=
2
4
8
16
2)
3)
4)
3
9
27
81
Out of 10,000 families with 4 children each the probable number of families all of whose children are
daughters is
1)
77.
10,000 @O u @O|O 4 Q~
LO>, "i JO^~
P_

Hey=O_ @O
1) 625
f x

2) 1250
dal rule, the value of
dx
1 x is
0
1
f x

, 0 b x b1
1 x
=i
>
*
~_ x=x J#iOz
17
16
2)
dx
1 x
q=,
3)
17
24
4)
17
48
3)
31
2
4)
32
3
1
5
5
5
n 1
n 2
....... 2n
=

6
n ld n
Lt
2)
21
2
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1) 0
Assertion (A) : The unknown coefficient of the equation x2 + bx + 3 = 0 is determined by throwing
w
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an ordinary six faced die, then the probability that the equation has real root is 1/2.
^$_"Y (A) : x2 + bx + 3 = 0 gH~}
O b q=# ^~} zH# îOz H#Q#K<~. J~`
P gH~}
O "=
= Hey LO_ O=` 1/2.
Reason (R) : For the quadratic equation ax2 + bx + c = 0 condition for real roots is b2 4ac p 0.
H~}= (R) : ax2 + bx + c = 0 "=
= =O> b2 4ac p 0. J~#
The the correct answer is
i # =^#=
1) A and R are true and R is the correct explanation of A.
80.
17
12
# ~
O_ = JO`~Q ql
Oz#_,
(0, 1)
en
a
79.
4) 9375
1
for 0 b x b 1 and the interval (0, 1) is divided into 2 equal subintervals using trapezoi1 x
1
1)
3) 2500
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78.
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OY
A =i R i #q.
=i
R J##k A
i # q=~}.
2) A and R are true and R is not the correct explanation of A.

A =i R i #q.
=i
R J##k A
i # q=~}H^.
A i#k, R i#k
3) A is true, R is false.
4) A is false, R is true.
A i#k
12
H^,
H^.
R i#k.
PHYSICS
81. Which logic gate is represented by the following combination of logic gates
HOk =O U lH ^~x zO
k.
1) OR
2) NAND
3) AND
4) NOR
82. Assertion (A): When two spheres carrying same charge but of different radii
smaller sphere to larger sphere.
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are connected by a conducting wire, the charge flows from
(A): qa# "~ Q ~

O_ Q XH P"x He L<~. g\x "H fQK J#O^#O K#
z# QO #O_ ^ QxH P"O

~O KO^#
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Reason (R): Smaller sphere is at high potential when equal charges are
imparted to both the spheres.
H~}O
(R):
XH P"x Wz#C_ z# QO K >x =^ LO@Ok.
1) Both A and R are true R explains A
A =i R
~#q.
R, A #
q=iO
k.
2) Both A and R are true R does not explain A
A =i R
~#q.
R, A #
q=iOK^ .
3) A is true R is false
A ~#k R ~#k
A ~#k
H^,
R ~#k
en
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4) A is false R is true
H^
83. If a radioactive nucleus decay according to the following reaction
respectively
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B
C
B
H
180
72 X }}m X1 }}m X 2 }}m X 3 }}m X 4 , Then the mass number and atomic number of X 4 will be
w
w
HOk ~_îH q@# K~
X4
H ^=~t OY =i ~=} OY =~Q,
B
C
B
H
180
72 X }}m X1 }}m X 2 }}m X 3 }}m X 4
1) 172, 70
2) 172, 69
84. The FM radio broadcasting band is ~

_
1) 5 M Hz to 30 M Hz
3) 172, 68
4) 171, 69
~ ## J=k
2) 88 M Hz to 108 M Hz
3) 30 K Hz to 300 K Hz
4) 3 G Hz to 30 G Hz
85. A ball impinges directly upon another ball at rest and is itself brought to rest by the impact.
If half of initial kinetic energy is destroyed in the collision, The coefficient of restitution is
x u
Q |Oux =~H |Ou _H
x `#O` `# x u
x KiOk. D Ja
Ò èQu H

Q
QO #+
~# ` =#Q}HO
1) 0.3
2) 0.4
3) 0.5
13
4) 0.6
86. A locomotive of mass m starts moving so that its velocity varies as V K S , where K is
a constant and S, is the distance traversed. The total work done by all the forces acting on
the locomotive during the first t seconds after the start of motion is
m ^=~t Q "#O, ^x "QO
V K S gH~}
x J#iOz KeO
k. K ~
~
t =i S
"#O
}Oz# ^~O. "#O |î# =O #O_ "^\ t H# HO "#O
xK Jx | ^$ [iy# x
1
1
1
1
4 2
4 2
m K 4t 2
m K 4t 2
2) m K t
3) m K t
4)
2
4
8
16
87. Particles of masses m,2m,3m,......nm grams are placed on the same line at distances
l ,2l ,3l ,...nl cm from a fixed point. The distance of centre of mass of the particles from the
fixed point in centimetre is
m,2m,3m,......nm Q= ^=~t Q H} XH ~
aO^= #O_ =~Q l ,2l ,3l ,...nl OIIg
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^~ L<#HO_. J~# ~
aO^= #O_ ^=~t H
O^ ^~O
1)
2n
1
l
2)
3)
n 1
n n 2 1
l
2
2l
4) n n 2 1

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88. An eraser weighing 2N is pressed against the black board with a force of 5N. If the coefficient of friction is 0.4. How much force parallel to the black board is required to slide the
eraser upwards
2 #@# ~O Q _~
, H ~ 5 #@# | O` =`|
_Ok. ~} Q}HO 0.4 J~# H
~
=O`~O
Q ZO`|x _~

yOz# Jk H [~QÒk.
1) 2N
2) 2.8N
3) 4N
4) 4.8N
89. Temperature of cold junction in a thermo couple is 100 C and neutral temperature is 2700 C
en
a
then the temperature of inversion is

L+

QO Kx
Ok LQ`
100 C
=i `@ LQ`
2700 C
J~# q= LQ`
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1) 5300 C
2) 5400 C
3) 2800 C
4) 2600 C
90. An inclined track ends in a circular loop of radius r. From what height on the track a particle
should be released so that it completes that loop in the vertical plane?
" Ò #O_ ==
# ZO` Z` #O_ *~q_z# Jk HO^ Ki#C_ r "~O
Q =$`H~ (x=)
=~x i K O
k
5r
2
1)
2)
2r
5
3)
5r
4
4)
4r
5
91. A wheel of radius r rolls without slipping with a speed V on a horizontal road. When it is at
point A on the road, a small lump of mud separates from the wheel at its highest point B
and drops at point C on the road. The distance AC will be
r "~O
Q XH KHO Hu
[=O`~ ~_ *~ O_ V =_` =
}O KO^Òk. Wk ~_ A
aO^= =^ L#C_ KHO aO^=
C
1) V
B #O_ q_=_# =\=

^ ~_ C aO^= =^ _#
A =i
=^ ^~O
r
g
2) 2V
r
g
3) 4V
14
r
g
4) V
3r
g
92. The amount of work done in lifting a body of mass m from the surface of the earth to a
height equal to twice the radius of the earth is
q LiÒ #O_,
"~xH ~
O_ ~
@ Z`

^=~t Q ==
# fHx"O> [iy#
1)
3GMm
2R
2)
2 GMm
3 R
3)
5 GMm
3 R
4)
3 GMm
5 R
93. Two simple pendulums of lengths 100m and 121m start swinging together in the same
direction with same phase. They will swing together again in same phase after
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100 gII =i 121 gII _= Q ~

O_ H XH k XH ^`
, XH i HO#O KO^`<~.
J~` Zx HO< ^
uiy P ~
O_ H XH ^`
HO~
1) The longer pendulum completes 10 Oscillation
_"\ HO 10 HO< K#
^

\ HO 10 HO< K# ^
3) The longer pendulum makes 11 Oscilation
_"\ HO 11 HO< K#
^

4) The shortest pendulum makes 20 Oscillation
\ HO 20 HO< K# ^
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2) The shorter pendulum makes 10 Oscillation
94. Photons of energies twice and thrice the workfunction of a metal are incident on the metal
surface. Then the ratio of maximum velocities of the photo electrons emitted in the two
cases respectively is
Qi+"Q x+u
1)
en
a
x " xH ~
O_ ~
@ =i =_ ~
@ H Q \< Ò `#
"#
L^~ ZH#
2)
2 :1
3 :3
3)
3: 2
4) 1: 2
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95. When a capillary tube is dipped in water vertically, water rises to a height of 10mm. The
tube is now tilted and makes an angle 600 with vertical. Now length of water column in
tube is
0
H
<x x@x=Q h\=Oz# ^==@O ~Q^ 10mm. WC_ H
<x Hu
[ O|O` 60
H}O K
LOz# H
<O ^= O
O
_=
1) 10 mm
2) 5 mm
3) 20 mm
4) 40 mm
96. An ideal fluid is flowing through four tubes a,b,c,d of radii in the ratio 2:7:3:1 with velocities
in the ratio 1:2:5:15 when maintained at different pressures. The ascending order of the
amount of fluid following through the tubes per second is
2:7:3:1 x+u "~ Q <Q Q\ a,b,c,d P^~ " =O
k. " "Q
x+u 1:2:5:15 D <Q Q\ qq^ _#
^ =^ L<~. J~# "\ " Ja"
P~~} H=O
1) a,d,c,b
2) b,c,d,a
3) c,d,b,a
15
4) b,c,d,a
97. Two litre glass flask contains some mercury.It is found that at all temperatures the volume of
the air inside the flask remains the same. The volume of mercury inside the flask is
Bg 9 s 106
C1
H Hg 1.8 s 104
C 1
~
O_ b@~ #i=}O Q QA HO` ^~
O
Q^. Jx LQ`
=^ Q "
#i=}O ~
O
J~# Q ^~
#i=}O
B g 9 s 106
C 1
1) 1500cc
H Hg 1.8 s 104
2) 150 cc
C 1
3) 3000 cc
4) 300 cc
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98. If an air bubble rises from the bottom of a mercury tank to the top its volume becomes 1
times. When normal pressure is 76cm of Hg then the depth of the Hg tank is
^~
`> J_Q QO #O_ Qe |_Q H K~
@\H ^x #i=}O è #i=}xH
J~Ok. ^~} _#
O 76 OII ^~
_<
xH =#O. J~# ^~
O
`> ` ZO`?
1
2
1
2
~
@
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1) 38cm
2) 132cm
3) 76cm
4) 49cm
2
3
50
N
/
m
, from a volume 10m to a volume
99. A gas is compressed at a constant pressure of
3
of 4m . 100J of heat is added to the gas then its internal energy
50 #@< / K^~

g@~ ~

_
#
O =^ XH "= O_ O KOkOK|_Ok. ^x IIII 10 IIg #O_
100J L+~
t "= H|_#, JO`~`
H
1) Increases by 400J
2) Increases by 200 J
400J ~Q#
200 J ~Q#
3) Decreases by 400 J
4) Decreases by 200 J
400 J `Q#
200 J `Q#
100. Three rods made of the same material and having the same cross-section have been joined
as shown in the figure. Each rod is of the same length. The temperature of the junction of the
three rods will be
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4 IIg =iOk.
XH ^~O
K K |_, XH _= =i J_H
` "
O Q =_ H_
@O K# qÔ
Q
w
w
H|_<~. =_ H_
J#O^# aO^= =^ LQ`
1) 450 C
2) 600 C
3) 300 C
4) 200 C
101. 64 tuning forks are arranged such that each fork produces 4 beats per second with next
one. If the frequency of the last fork is octave of the first, the frequency of 16th fork is
f $u Ô_O ^x `~ "` ^x` H# <Q qO^< U~~
@ 64 $uÔ_# J=~~. z=i
$u Ô_O ##O "^\ ^xH ~
\O
J~# 16= $uÔ_O ##O
1) 316 HZ
2) 322 HZ
3) 312 HZ
16
4) 308 HZ
102. Two trains move towards each other with the same speed. The speed of sound is 340ms 1 .
9
If the height of the tone of the whistle of one of them heard on the other is
times the
8
actual frequency, then the speed of each train should be
~
O_ ~

|O_ XH "QO
` =u~Y k XH ^x<H\ g <
~. "^\ ~

#O_ "=_# ^ x #
#O# ~
O_= ~

Q ij_
1) 20 ms 1
2) 2 ms 1
9
8
340ms 1 )
4) 2000 ms 1
~@Q QiOz# f ~ "QO (^x "QO
3) 200 ms 1
103. Statement A: In Ramsdens eye piece the scale and the image are magnified proportionally, therfore measurements would be trust worthy.
qOK`y
#q.
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~"_< JH H@HO =i uaO J#=#ÒQ P=~#

O KO^`~. JO^= H`
Statement B: Ramsdens eyepiece minimises the spherical abberation because the total
deviation is shared by the four refracting surfaces
OK|_Ok
1) A is true and B is false

A ~#k, B ~#k
H^
3) Both A & B are true

A
=i
~
#
q
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~"_< JHH
@
HO Qm q^#
O `yO
K|_Ok. ZO^= JO> "Ò
qK#O <Q =H=
# `K
2) Both B are false

A
=i
~
#
q H=
4) A is false and B is true

A
~
#
k H^
B ~#k
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104. Two equi-convex lenses, each of radius of curvature 20cm and refractive index 1.5 are
placed in contact. If water of refractive index
4
is placed in between the lenses, the focal
3
length of the combination is
20cm =i =H=
# Q}HO 1.5 Q ~
O_ OH~ H@H# ~ LOK~. ~
O_
=H=
# Q}HO Q h\x LOz# == e
` <O`~ ^~O
w
w
H@H =^
4
3
.e
XH =H`"~O
1) 15cm, convex
2) 15cm, concave
15 OIIg OH~O
4) 7.5cm, concave
3) 7.5 cm, convex
15 OIIg \H~O
7.5 OIIg OH~O
7.5 OIIg \H~O
105. Dichroism is the property where

_ H~[" J< ^~
O ..........
1) unequal absorption of ordinary and extraordinary rays takes place
^~}, J^~} HOu H~}
J=suQ +O|_@O
2) Equal absorption of ordinary and extraordinary rays takes place

^~}, J^~} HOu H~}
=suQ +O|_@O
3) Plane of polarization rotates
^$q` Ò =
}O KO^@
4) None of the above
"q
H=
17
= U~_Òk
106. A bar magnet of moment M is bent into a shape as shown below. If the length of each part
is same, its new magnetic moment will be
M
=HO Q JO`x fQO =# _=Q
Q HO^ K|_# PH~O =Oz# H` JO` =HO
1)
M
3
M
5
2)
3)
M
2
4)
2
M
3
107. The period of oscillation of a suspended thin cylindrical magnet is 2 seconds. It is
broken into exactly three equal parts pependicular to its length and three parts are then
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placed on each other with their like poles together the time period of combination is
Kx
H~ JO`x HO# JO` =HO
HOOK
#
_<=~#
HO 2 H#. D
JO`x OxH =O`~O
Q 3 =Q K XH ^x XH\ *u ^$ " XH "
LO_@
1) 2 S
2)
2
S
3
108. The effective capacitance in
=^ H\
3) 2 3S
NF
1) 28/9
2) 4
4)
2
S
3
in between A and B will be
en
a
A =i B
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J=i#, == _<=~#
HO
3) 5
4) 18
0
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109. Velocity of boat in still water is 5 m/s. It crossed river of 60m wide, with 127 angle always
to the river flow. If the velocity of the river is 3.5 m/s the drift obtained by boat in the river on
0
reaching opposite bank is ( tan 37 3/ 4 )
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0
xH_ Q h\ _=
"QO
5 g/. " "QxH ZC
_ 127 H}O K
60 gII "_
Q #kx
^\O> " "QO 3.5 g/ J~#_ _= Z^\ X_# K~ Jk Ok# _ ZO`

0
3/ 4 )
( tan 37
1) 7.5 m
2) 22.5 m
3) 16.5 m
4) 9m
110. The value of current I, in the figure shown will be

HOk =O H~O
@
1) 11A
I q=
2) 19 A
3) 13 A
18
4) 9 A
111. The balancing lengths of potentiometer wire are 800 cm and 600 cm when two cells of
emfs E1 and E2 are connected in the secondary circuit first in series and then terminals of
E1
one cell is reversed ; E is equal to

2
E2
=i
q.K.| Q ~
O_ q^` \# >xg@~
QO Q}=O "^\
}
#, ^
XH @O H H## u J#O^#O K#
1)
1
11
q= ZO`? ~
O_ +~`

800 cm =i 600 cm
2)
14
11
3)
7
1
4)
4
3
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O`# _= =~Q
E1
E2
E1
112. The minimum force required to move a body up an inclined plane is two times the minimum
force required to prevent it from sliding down the plane. If coefficient of friction between the
body and inclined plane is 1/ 3 the angle of inclined plane is
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"Ò T~ =YOQ ==
# KeOK
_xH H=# |O, J^ "Ò *~`# ==
#
x~kOK_xH H=# |xH ~
\O
. ~} Q}HO
1) 600
2) 450
1/ 3
J~# " Ò K
H}O
3) 300
4) 150
113. A circular coil of radius 2R is carrying current i . The ratio of magnetic fields at the centre of
the coil and at a point at a distance 6R from the centre of the coil on the axis of the coil is
Q =$`H~ fQK @ QO_
H
OâO^= #O_
6R ^~O
H~O
@ =O
k. H
O^ aO^= =^ =i JH
~
Y
Q aO^= =^ ~} H
` f=` =^ x+u
2) 10 10
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1) 10
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2R "~O
3) 20 5
4) 20 10
8 gives full scale deflection when current is 2mA.
114. An ammeter whose resistance is 180
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The shunt required to convert into an ammeter of reading 20 mA (in ohm)
1808
x~Ô
Q Jg@~
2mA H~O
@ i J=~#
O WO
k. nxx 20 mA Jg@~Q
=~O> H=# +O@ q= F"
1) 18
2) 20
3) 0.1
4) 10
115. The wing span of an aeroplane is 20m. It is flying in a field, where the vertical component
of magnetic field of earth is 5 s 105 tesla, with velocity 360 km/h. The potential difference
produced between the blades will be
q=# ~
H _=
h "QO
`
20m.
=O`
Hu
[ OOO
5 s 105
> Q H
Ò q=#O
}Oz#, ~
H ~
O_ z=~ >x Ô
1) 0.10 V
2) 0.15 V
3) 0.20 V
19
4) 0.30 V
360 km/
116. An emf E 4cos 1000t volt is applied to an L-R circuit of inductance 3mH and resistance
4 . The amplitude of the current in the circuit is
3mH ~H`, 4 x~Ô
Q L-R =xH E 4cos 1000t F
q.K.| # J#=iO K#
H~O
@ HO# iqu
1) 1.0A
2) 0.8A
3)
4
A
7
4)
5
A
7
200ms 1
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0
XH |Oux Hu
[ =O`~O
` 60 H}O K

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117. Two wires of same material have masses in the ratio 3:4 the ratio of their extensions under
the same load if their lengths are in the ratio 9:10 is
XH ^~O
` K |_# ~
O_ fQ ^=~ x+u 3:4 =i XH ~x "_n# "\
Q^ x+u ZO`? "\ è_= x+u 9:10
1) 5:3
2) 27:40
3) 6:5
4) 27:25
1
118. A cannon ball is fired with a velocity of 200ms at an angle of 600 with the horizontal. At
the highest point of its flight it explodes into 3 equal fragments. One fragment is going vertically upwards with a velocity of 100m/s and second going vertically downwards with a
velocity of 100ms 1 The third fragment will be moving with a velocity of
"QO
` H
O
K~. Jk Qi+ Z` =^ 3
=QQ q@#O KOk, JO^ "^\ k
x@x=Q H
100m/s
"QO
`, ~
O_=k x@x=Q
100m/s "QO
` Ke =_=QO O^"Q
O
1
1
1) 600 ms in the horizontal direction
Hu
[ =O`~O
Q 600 ms
1
2) 300 ms 1 in the horizontal direction
Hu
[ =O`~O
Q 300 ms
0
3) 300 ms 1 in the direction making 60 with the horizontal
HO^
300 ms 1
4) 200 ms in the direction making 600 with the horizontal
0
1
Hu
[ =O`~O
` 60 H}O K
200 ms
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a
0
Hu
[ =O`~O
` 60 H}O K

1
_#=
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a) pressure
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119. Match the following

List - I
Q+=
c) Velocity gradient
"Q=}`
d) Magnetic flux
JO` Ja"O
b) Latent heat
HOk "xx [`~

=
List - II
e) ML2T 2 I 1
f) M 0 L0T 1
g) ML1T 2
h) M 0 L2T 2
1) a-h b-f c-g d-e
2) a-g b-h c-e d-f
3) a-g b-h c-f
4) a-f b-g c-e d-h
d-e
120. If the equation of motion of a projectile is y 3x

are respectively ( y and x are in metres)
1 2
x , the range and maximum height
8
H= ^ gH~}O
1
y 3 x x 2 , (x , y
8
g@~) J~# " =i Qi+ Z`

=~Q
1) 18m and 24m
2) 24m and 18m
3) 24m and 6m
20
4) 12m and 9m
CHEMISTRY
121.
The orbital in which the electron can only absorb but cannot emit radiation is
U Pi\x ZH< Hx
+OKH# Q^ Hh L^~O
K ^
1) 2s
122.
2) 1s
3) 2p
4) 3d
Which one of the following has longest wave length if they are travelling with equal speeds?
HOk "x =# "QO
`
}OK U H}O JkH `~O
Q^~
O Hey LO@Ok
1) proton
2) neutron
\<
#\<
ZH<
B particle
B H}O
An element has 2 electrons in K shell, 8 electrons in L shell, 13 electrons in M shell and

1 elelctron in N shell, the element is
XH =HO
HH 2 ZH<,
HH
8 ZH<,
HH 1 ZH< Hey LO@Ok. P =HO
1) Cu
2) V
3) Fe
M HH
13 ZH<
=iN
4) Cr
Which of the following species exhibit diamagnetic behaviour?
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124.
4)
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123.
3) electron
HOk "x Uk _
JO` =O î
OK#
2) O22
1) NO
125.
3) O2
4) O2
Which pair will form ionic bond more easily ?
HOk "x U [` O
Q JxH |O^=
# U~~K#?
126.
2) Li, F
3) Na, Cl
4) Na, F
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1) Li, Cl
99% of a first order reaction was completed in 32 min. When will 99.9% of the reaction
complete ?
127.
2) 46 min
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1) 50 min
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99% XH ^=
H=OH K~ 32 xq i J~#k. J~# 99.9% K~ U HO =^ i J=Òk
3) 49 min
4) 48 min
A gas A diffuses at a rate which is twice that of another gas B. The ratio of Molecular
weight of A to that of B
J# "=
J# =~H "= H< ~

\O
"QO
` "OK#. J~#
"= H J}~ =^ x+u ZO`?
1) 1.00
128.
2) 0.75
3) 0.25
4) 0.5
Viscosity of a liquid increases due to
XH ^=O H Q`
nx = ~Q#
1) Increase in temperature
2) Strong attraction forces
LQ`
~Q^
|"#
PH~ } |
3) Colour of the liquid
4) Odour of the liquid
^== H ~OQ
^== H "#
21
=i
129.
The correct order of oxidation number of nitrogen in its oxides

I) N2O3
II) NO
III) N2O5
IV) N2O
<\[< PH _, <\[< PHH~} u i# H=O
1) I > III >IV > II

130.
2) III > I > II > IV
3) I > II > III > IV
4) III > II > I > IV
Assertion (A): Equivalent weight of KMnO4 in acidic medium in 31.6

"Y
(A):
P= #HO
KMnO4
` ~=
31.6
Reason (R): In acidic medium the half reaction is MnO4

H~}=
(R):
P= #HOx J~ K~
MnO4
m MnO
m MnO
i # q=~}
2) Both A and R are true R do not explains A

A =i R i #q. R , A
A i #k
131.
Hx
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i # q=~} H^
ha
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A =i R i #q. R, A
R i#k
A i#k
H^
H^
1.36 g of calcium sulphate is present in 10 lit of water. The hardness of water in ppm
10 bII Hi#
[O 1.36 QII HeO \
H^. P [ Hi#`
1) 200 ppm
132.
R i#k
2) 100 ppm
3) 25 ppm
ppm
4) 4.50 ppm
Which of the following is not a true peroxide ?
en
a
HOk "x Uk x["#

~H _ H^
1) CrO5
D HOk "x Uk [~Q^ ?
m 2KF + Cl
m 2KBr + I
w
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1) 2KCl + F2
3) 2KI + Br2
4) BaO2
m 2KF + I
4) 2KCl + Br m 2KBr + Cl
2) 2KI + F2
The largest hydrated cation of the following is
134.
3) PbO2
Not possible among the following
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133.
2) Na2O2
HOk "x Ju K sH~

}
H@<

1) Li H2O
a
135.
2) Cs H2O
b
3) K H2O
c
4) Na H2O
d
The state in which silica is formed from silicon and the hybridisation of silicon
eH< #O_ eH U~_ u
=i eH< H OHsH~}
=
sp3
1) ground state
u,
3) excited state
L`[u,
sp3
2) ground state u, sp
4) excited state
22
L`[u,
sp
(\ H
(Noble gas,
A) Helium
B) Neon
I)
List II (\ H II)
L` $+ "=)
(use,
1) Treatment of cancer
eO
2) Beacon lights H<
x<
C) Krypton
3) Miners cap lamps
H<
D) Radon ~
_<
4) Cryogenic liquid
The correct match is
138.
1)
2)
3)
4)
Which of the following depletes ozone layer

2) CO2
Shape of methyl carbanion

1) trigonal
139.
Qx Hi \ |
H
[xH ^==
>\_
HOk "x F*< ~ H}

` H~}"#
k
3) CO
4) NO
g^ H~x< H PH$u
2) linear
>Q
#
3) tetrahedral
i # [`
1) SO2
H#~# #O K \xH
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137.
L
Q=)
List I
ha
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136.
~vO
4) pyramidal ~q_
Aq KOH
X HCl m C2 H 5Cl }}}}
mY
Compound Y can be converted to X on heating with the following

Y # X Q
3) NaOH
=~@ J=~"
#
H~HO
CaO
4) Zn Cu /1000 C
The number of possible isomers for disubstituted benzene with halogen is
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140.
2) Al2O3 ,3500 C
^~O
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1) H2SO4, 140C
en
a
\ KOH
X HCl l C2 H 5Cl
lY .
~O_ [< uHH Hey# Or< ^_ ^$ OY
1) 1
3) 3
4) 0
6gm of urea is dissolved in 90gm of water. The value of elevation of boiling point of resultant
solution is K b water 0.52 kg / mol
141.
2) 2
6 QII i# 90 QII h\ HiyOz `

~ K#
^=}O H +=
<Q` L#u q=
(h\H Kb= 0.52kg/mol)

1) 100.577
142.
2) 0.577
3) 373.57
4) 0.057
Which of the following metal has simple cubic arrangement

HOk U xH ~
# ~K#
LO_#
1) Na
2) U
3) Ti
23
4) Po
143.
A false statement among the following is

HOk "x Uk x[O Hx "Y
1) Faraday is the charge carried by one mole of electrons

XH " ZH<
P"O
# ~_ JO\~
Units of K p and K c for NH 4 HS s R NH 3

NH 4 HS () R NH 3 (") H 2 S (") D
2
1) atm2 , m / L
2) atm, m / L
=ù
H
H 2S g

Kp
respectively are
=i
Kc
3) atm , m / L
x@ =~Q
4) atm, m / L
Some statements are given below about physical adsorption
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145.
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144.
2) In H2 O2 fuel cell, H2 is reduced to H2O at anode

H2 O2 WO^#
@O U<_ =^ H2, H2O Q H~
H~}
O KO^#
1
1
3) Units of specific conductance are ohm cm
qt+"
H`
=} ohm1 cm1
4) Equivalent volume of oxygen at STP is 5600cc
STP =^ PH[< ` i=}O 5600cc
uH Jk+}xH O|OkOz Hx "Y ~=|_#q.
A) It involves weak interactions between adsorbent and adsorbate

nx O^ Jk+Ò
=i Jk+H =^ |# PH~ } |O\~
B) It involves strong attractions between adsorbent and adsorbate

nxO^ Jk+Ò
=i Jk+H =^ |"#
PH~ } |O\~
C) It is irreversible in nature
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a
Wk kQ` K~ H^
D) It depends upon nature of adsorbent and adsorbate

Wk Jk+Ò =i Jk+HO =O P^~_#
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Correct statements are i# "Y

1) only A & B
2) all are correct
3) only A
A & B =`"
=x
A =`"
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Assertion (A): Efficiency of the reverboratary furnace is less

"Y
(A) :
i=~s@s Heq H ^H`

` =
146.
4) only A & C
A & C =`"
Reason (R): In reverboratary furnace, hot gases produced are not recycled
H~}O
(R):
i|~~
@s Heqx "_ "=# =~ KH OQ "_~
A =i R i#q. R , A
2) Both A and R are true R do not explains A

A =i R i #q. R , A
i # q=~} H^
A i#k
24
i #k Hx
H^
R i#k
R i#k
H^
i # q=~}
147.
The amount of energy released when 20ml of 0.5M NaOH mixed with 100ml of 0.1M
HCl is x KJ, then heat of neutralisation is (KJ / mole)
20ml, 0.5M NaOH =i 100ml, 0.1M HCl
`@H
~
}
+=
q= (KJ / mole)
1) +100x
148.
2) -50x
HQ
x KJ
3) +50x
L+=
"=_#k. J~`
4) -100x
Which among the following statements is correct

HOk "x Uk i # "Y
1) All VA group elements are tetratomic except bismuth

K` ~ ~=
}H J}=
2) Formation of ozone from oxygen is endothermic

PH[< #O_ F*< U~_@ L+ QHO
VA =Hx
ha
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a` HO_ qye#
3) Fluorine liberates only ozone when treated with water
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i
<# h\` K~ <OkOz# F*< =`" U~_#
4) Acidic strength of hydrides of VI A decreases down the group

VI A Q
149.
__ P= |O Q #O_ HOkH `Q#
Co NH 2 CH 2 CH 2 CH 2 NH 2
2 Cl2 Cl and
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a
Co CH3 CH ( NH2 ) CH2 NH2

2 Cl2 Cl are
Co NH 2 CH 2 CH 2 CH 2 NH 2
2 Cl2 Cl
.e
Co CH 3 CH ( NH 2 ) CH 2 NH 2
2 Cl2 Cl
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1) Hydrate isomers
3) Stereo isomers
^tH ^$
2) Ionisation isomers
4) Ligand isomers
JhH~}
^$
Q
O_ ^$
The momoners of polyglycolic acid and polylactic acid are respectively
150.
_\ ^$
=i
bQH
eH P== =i bHH
P==x "<=~ =~Q
1) CH 2OH .COOH , CH 3 .CHOH .COOH

2) CH 3CHOH .COOH , CH 2OH .COOH
3) CH 2OH .COOH , CH 2OH .COOH
4) CH 3 .CHOH .COOH , CH 3 .CO.COOH
25
151.
The couplings between base units of DNA through

DNA x
H~ =^ LO_ |
1) Vanderwaals forces
2) Electrostatic attractions
"O_~"
|
q^^H~ } |
3) Covalent bonding
4) Hydrogen bonding
O[h |O^
152.
_[< |O^
Which of the following acts as an tipyratic and analgisic
2)
3)
4)
420 c
C2 H 6 Cl2 }}}
m A HCl , A cant be used as
0
en
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153.
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1)
ha
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HOk U ^~= O\ ~\ H, Z<HQ x K#
420 c
C2 H 6 Cl2 }}}
m A HCl , A # HOk qÔ Q L yOK~ .
0
1) local anaesthesia
2) in the preparation of grignard reagents
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Of =` =O^
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3) in the preparation of TEL
yQ<~ H~H `
s
4) Reagent to dectect primary amines
s
TEL `
The correct order of relative acidic strength of phenol, ethyl alcohol and water is
154.
=s Zq<# QiOK@
<
, W^
P, h~ O|OkOz# i # P= | H==
1) phenol > water > ethyl alcohol
<
2) ethyl alcohol > phenol > water
W^ P> < > h~
3) ethyl alcohol > water > phenol
W^ P
4) water > phenol > ethyl alcohol
h~
26
> h~ > W^ P
> h~ > <
> < > W^ P
155.
Which of following responds to Aldol condensation

HOk U " #O P O ##O ##
2) CH 3CHO
C6 H 5 .C2 H 5
C6 H 5 .C2 H 5
157.
}}}}}m X . Here, compound X is

}}}}}m X.
X
CHO
i ) KMnO4 OH
ii ) H H 2O
i ) KMnO4 OH
ii ) H H 2O
WK@ " #O
J##k
1) C6 H 5 .CH 2COOH
2) C6 H 5COOH
3) C6 H 5CHO
4) C6 H 5CH 2CHO
Nitro benzene undergoes reduction with Zn and alc.KOH to form a compound A. The
number of 'sigma' and 'pi' bonds in a molecule of A respectively are
<\Or<#
Zn
=i PeH
K OH
` H
H~}
O K Q
1) 27, 6
C2 H 5OH
du
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'Q =i ' |O^ OY =~Q
158.
4) CCl3
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156.
3) C6 H 5CHO
1) HCHO
2) 17, 6
3) 27, 8
}}}m CH CHO }}}m CCl .CHO .

Cl2
step 1
3Cl2
step 2
J# ^~O
U~_#k.
A x
4) 17, 8
In this reaction the role of Cl2 in step-1 and step-2 respectively are
}}}m CH CHO }}}m CCl .CHO

Cl2
step 1
3Cl2
step 2
en
a
C2 H 5OH
D K~ ^
1 =i ^
2
Cl2
1) Oxidation, chlorination
H `
2) Reduction, Chlorination
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PHH~}
O, HihH~}
O
H
H~}
O, HihH~}
O
4) Reduction, Sunstituion
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3) Oxidation, addition
PHH~}O, OH#O
159.
=~Q
HH~}O, uH}
Non-reducing sugar among the following is
HOk "x H
H~}
KH
~ Hxk
1) Lactose
H*
160.
2) Malt sugar
3) Cane sugar
= KH
~
4) Grape sugar
H
< KH
~
Q KH
~
2 g of NaOH per 250 ml of solution is added to a buffer solution of buffer capacity 0.2.
Then the change in pH is
|~
=~ O 0.2 Q
250 ml
|~
^=}=# 2 Q=
NaOH
He#_
HQ# ?
1) 0.5
2) 1
3) 1.5
27
4) 2
pH
=~ ZO`
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Maths
4n 2 3n
Given Sn
4
4n 2 3n 4(n 1)2 3(n 1)

4
4
4(2n 1) 3 8n 7

4
4
OA i 2J 3K
OB OA AB 4i 4J 4K
AB 3i 2J K
OB
iJK
p
Has direction unit vector = OB
3
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AD
6.
BD AD AB (4a 5b)
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5.
AB AC
4i J 4K 33
2
= 128 + 225 + 243 = 593
a 3i 5J
a 9 25 34
b 6i 3J
b 36 9 45
i J K
c a s b 3 5 0 K ( 9+ 30)
6 3 0
>
Now BD 16 a 25 b 40 a b cos a, b
7.
B
>
t n Sn Sn 1
4.
f(x) = kx, k R
f(x) is odd function
f(x+y) = f(x) + f(y)

f(x) = kx = f(x)
du
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3.
x x 1, 2
domain = ( 3, d ) {1, 2}
ha
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2.
x2 + 3x + 2 x 0
x + 3 > 0 and
x > 3
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c 39
a : b : c 34 : 45 : 39
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8.
b c
a bc 0
[B , C, H ] 0 b c a 0
c
= v.B v.C v.H a b c 0

Ratio of the roots p : q pqa 2 ac(p q)2
10.
q
p
(p q)2 a
a

pq
c
c
p
q
roots real
%r0
ab3
B3
p 3 a (3 a)
a p 3a 3
ha
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9.
p1 3 a
11.
B 0
BC 4 Now (B C)
BCH 1
1
du
pr
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ib
3a > 1
a < 2
(C H )1 ( H B )1
1 1 1
=
H
B
C
BCH
A3 125
A 5
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12.
BC 4
en
a
=
x 5x + 6 = 0
x2 3x + 6 2x = 0
14.
If A is a skew symetric odd order matrix A 0

Inverse of A does not exists
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B p3
x = 2 or 3
13.
B2 4 5
15.
1 M
2
3
1 M
2 0 , C1
Non-trivial solution 3
2
3
1 M
1
2
3
(6 M ) 1 1 M
2 0
1
3
1 M
16.
mC
+ C2 + C3
M 6
1 1 1
1 1 1 1 (2) + 1 (0) + 1(2) = 4 x 0
1 1 1
Rank = 3
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3a >0
a<3
n(n3) = 88 = 11 s 8
n = 11
17.
n(n 3)
44
2
18.
___ , ___ ,___ ,___ ,___ ,___ ,___ ,___ ,___ , =
3, 3, 5, 5
2, 2, 8, 8, 8
odd digits
even digits
Cr
100 r
5 4
r
5
4
100 r r
, are integers if r = 0, 20, 40, 60, 80, 100
4
5
number of rational terms = 6
=
20.
(1 + x)6 [1 + (1 + x) + (1 + x)2 + ............. + (1 + x)9 ]
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(1 x)10 1
(1 x)6
1 x 1
(1 x) 6
[(1 x)10 1]

x
(1 x)16 (1 x)6

x
x
16
Req coet = C7 = 16C9
Let S
3
3.5
3.5.7
.......d

4.8 4.8.12 4.8.12.16
2
1.3 1 1.3.5 1 1.3.5.7 1

.
.......d
1.2 4 1.2.3 4 1.2.3.4 4
1/ 2
3

2
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3
1
S 1
2
4
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S
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21.
1/ 2
2
3
2 3

3 4
S
22.
x 2 1 2x 1
2
A Bx c

x x2 1 x x2 1
x(x 2 1)
A = 1, C = 2
d
23.
n 1
Tr 1
100
ha
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19.
4!
5!
s
2!2! 2!s 3!
= 6 s 10
= 60
A
1 Q
cos1 cos1
C
2 3
2n 1
1
1
1
.2 (2)2 (2)3 ......... .2 n
n! 1!
2!
3!
n!
= e2 1
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24.
A(adj A) = |A|.I
|A| = 4
Now adj(adj A) = (|A|)n2 .A

= 432 .A
= 4A
25.
cos R.cos 2R.cos 22 R.........cos 2 n 1 R
Q
2 n 1
1

n
Q
2 n sin n 2
2 1
sin
sin(2 R)

2 n .sin R 2 4.sin
Q
2 n 1
26.
ha
.n
e
2n Q
sin n
2 1
3 tan R tan 3 R
1 tan R
3
1 tan R
1 3 tan 2 R
1 + tan R 3tan R 3tan R = (9tan R 3tan R ) (1tan R )

1 + tan R 3tan R 3tan R = 9tan R 3tan R 9tan R 3tan R
3 tan R 6tan R +8tan R 1 = 0
tan B 0
28.
tan R
Q
tan 2 R 3 ( 3)2 R nQ p 3
tan A tan B
tan C
1 tan A tan B
.e
x
2
ey
x
1 tan
2
= 2 + 2tan R
A + B = Q C
A+B+C= Q
w
w
1 tan
tan R tan R 1 + tan R
1 tan R
2
1 tan R
ey
2 x
1 tan 2
2
1 tan 2 x
2
tanC = 1
h1
h2
cosh y
1
cos x
= 10,
h22 = 200
h 2 2 s 10
450
Q
4
x
2

x
1 tan
2
h2
30.
C
1 tan
ey e y
29.
en
a
27.
du
pr
at
ib
10
Req height = h1 + h2 = 10 ( 2 1)
Page No : 32
cos x.cosh y 1
31.
%le is equilateral
2R. tanA = 2R tanB = 2R tanc

A
1
2
% a.p1
C
But 2P2 P1 P3
1
a

P1 2%
1
b 1
C
Similarly P 2 % . P 2 %
2
3
2 1 1
H.P.
b a c
x2 + x + 1 = 0 x X or X 2
1
1
2
2
2
Put x X x X X 1 , x 2 X X 1
x
x
1
x3 3 1 1 2
x
Reg = (1 + 1 + 4) + ........... + ( 1 + 1 + 4)
= 6 s 9 = 54
34.
B
ha
.n
e
33.
P1
32.
du
pr
at
ib
1
2 p 4 16
3
1p i 3 2 p i
2
2
2
Q
Q
Q
Q
B 2(cos i sin ) C 2(cos i sin )
3
35.
en
a
nQ
nQ
B 4 C4 24 2 cos 2 n 1 C os
3
3
sin nR n C1 cosn 1 R sin R n C3 cosn 3 R sin R n C5 cosn 5 R sin 5 R ...................

sin 6R 6 cos5 R sin R 20 cos3 R sin 3 R 6 cos R sin 5 R
.e
Now a + b + C = 6 20 + 6 =8
(y + 2)2 = 4(x 1)
37.
Length of AD = 2
w
w
36.
= Length of the side =
y2 = 4x
2s2
3
A(1,2)
600
3x-4y+15=0
(0, 0)
12
12
38.
Inentre = centroid (G) = (0, 2)
( 3,3)
12
( 3,3)
(-4, 5)
7x -y+8= 0
39.
K = 31
x +7y+K= 0
Page No : 33
m=1
x y + 1 = 0
P(x1 y1) = (2, 3)
Let the Req distance be r
1
1
2 r. . 3 r.
2
2
3r
4 r 2 9
4
41.
r
2
2 9
0
R = 45
Lie on 2x 3y + 9 = 0
90
r4 2
Let P(x1 y1) be any point on the Req locus, OA ? PQ
ha
.n
e
Area of % OPQ 12 Cx By 12 s OP s d
le
(Cx By)2 (x 2 y 2 )d 2
AB 12 4 36 41
BC 4 1 1 6
AC 1 9 25 35
(l m n ) = (2, 2, 2)
CD dr's (l m n ) = (x 7, 4, 1)
AB ? CD l l + m m + n n = 0
2 (x 7) + 8 + 2 = 0
AB dr's (a, b, c) = (10, 4, 2)
AB dr's
lr
1 1
2 2
1 2
1 2
41
2
x = 2
A(-3,1,2)
.e
44.
en
a
43.
AB = BC = AC
Req circumradius =
du
pr
at
ib
42.
A
y)
P(x,
d
O
Q (B, C)
(0, 0)
B
40.
Mid point of AB = ( 2, 3, 3)
w
w
Req plane eq is 10(x 2) + 4(y 3) + 2(z 3) = 0
10 x + 4y + 2z = 20 + 12 + 6
5x + 24 + z 19 = 0
45.
B(7, 5, 4)
AB are conjugate point w.r.to the given circle
AB2 62 72 AB 36 49 85
6x + 14y + c+ d = 0 (1, 4) lie on R.A.
46.
R.A.
47.
(1, 2) (4, 3) as diameter end points of a circle
6 56 + c + d = 0
c + d = 50
(x 1) ( x 4) + ( y 2) (y 3) = 0
x + y 5x 5y + 10 = 0
2
Page No : 34
48.
B = 2C A = (4, 9,3)
(2, 3, 5)
(3, 6, 11)
L
S
1
We know by polar coordinates

P
y2=4ax
Tangent becomes
= mX + C am
L
450
+e1=0
= e<1
5 p1
2
5 1
2
w
w
.e
x1 y1
x1 y1

a
b
a
b
Req ? lr distinces product =
.
1
1
1
1
2
2
2
2
a
b
a
b
53.
e
1 p 1 4
52.
e
1
1
1
2
2
a
b
1
)
m
b2
e 2 1 e2
a
en
a
L1
C a(m
b2 / a
tan 45
ae
51.
a
m
du
pr
at
ib
Now Req condition is C am
H.P
1
1
2
1
SP SP
SL
y = 4aX
y = m(X a) + C
50.. Put X = x + a
1
1
2
1
SP SP
l
49.
ha
.n
e
a 2 b2
a 2 b2
x2
y2

1 represents an ellepse
r 2 5r
r 2 0, 5 r 0
2r5
Page No : 35
54.
r = a cos (R B )
r 2 ar[cos R cos B sin R sin B ]
x 2 y 2 a cos B x a sin B y 0
r = b sin (R B )
r 2 br[sin R cos B cos R sin B ]

x 2 y 2 b sin B x b cos B y 0
ab
ab
cos B sin B cos B sin B 0
2
2
Now 2g1g2 + 2f1f2 =
tan 2R
56.
5 x +6 = 0
log x x 0 or undefine
f(x) discontinuous
x x 1 or x x 0
57.
I) f(x)
ax a 2
ax
x p1.0
a . x.f(x) ax a 2
1
2 x
.f(x) a. x.f 1 (x) a
en
a
a.
1
2
.f(a) a.f 1 (a) a
at x = a
a + a. f (a) = a
f (a) = 0
.e
w
w
II) 1 f(x) = (1 + x)1
58.
y2 = sin x + y
59.
1 sin x if
f(x)
1 sin x if
f 1 (x)
2y.
1
(1 x)2
dy dy
cos x
dx dx
f 1 (x)
xr0
x0
cos x if x r 0
f (x)
cos x if x 0
f(x) Lt f(x) f(0)
Also x Lt
10
x 10
But f (0 ) x f (0 )
Page No : 36
x (l+m) x + lm = 0
ha
.n
e
Lt
du
pr
at
ib
55.
2 tan R
2
R 0
R 0 R
R
Req Quadratic equation is
2 tan R
tan 2R
m Lt
Lt
2
R 0
R 0 R
R
m Lt
1
(1 x)2
dy cos x

dx 2y 1
60.
x2 y2
Sin u= 2
x y2
sin u is a homogenious function of degree n = 0
By Eular's formula n.
d
d
(sin u) 4. (sin u) 0 . sin u
dx
dy
x.U x y.U y 0
Er = 0.01 sec. r = 12 cm
EA = 2 Q r Er 24Q s 0.01
62.
Ea = 0.05 cm
m side
% le Area A
Equilateral
= 0.24 Q sq cmn/sec
2
Area A = Qr
3 2
a
4
2y
y2 = 4ax
64.
are in G.P.
2r + r R = constant
R2
dA
0
dR
w
w
r
65.
y1

m
m
en
a
(y1.m). y1.
dA
da
10
s 100 2. s 100
A
a
a
dy
4a
dx
.e
63.
dA
da
2.
A
a
du
pr
at
ib
log A log 3 / 4 2 log a
1
A r 2R
2
1 K 2R
A .
2 (R 2)2
K 2 (R 2)2 R2(R 2)
0
2
(R 2) 4
R2
y = xn1.log x
1
y1 x n 1. (n 1).x n 2 . log x
x
xy1 = xn1 + (n1)y
Diff. (n1) times
x.y n (n 1).y n 1 (n 1)! (n 1)y n 1
yn
ha
.n
e
61.
(n 1)!
x
Page No : 37
2a
y1
Let P(x1, y1)
R rR
r
66.
cos3 x
(1 sin 2 x)
dx

cos xdx
sin x(1 sin x)

sin 2 x sin x
(1 sin x)
cos xdx
sin x
log sin x sin x c

67.
Put Tan1x = t
dx
dt
1 x2
ha
.n
e
R.I. = e t (Tant Sec 2 t)dt
e t Tan t C
xe Tan
Period of x [x] is 1
100
(x [x])dx 100. (x [x])dx

0
100. x.dx
0
du
pr
at
ib
68.
1
Lt
x
t dt
1
4
sin 3 x 1
0.25
4
xm 0 x 3
. Lt
x4
w
w
f(x) = 2x3 sinx
f(x) is odd function f(x) 0

a
71.
70.
m0
.e
69.
sin
en
a
1
100 0 50
2
72.
xy(ydx + xdy) + x2y2 (2ydx xdy) = 0
2 1 1
Req Area = ( x x)dx 3 2 6
0
dividing with x3y3
d(xy)
1
1
2. dx dy 0
2
x
y
(xy)
integrating
1
xy
2 log | x | log | y | C
Page No : 38
73.
dy
2x
1

y
2
dx 1 x
(1 x 2 )2
2x
I.F =. e
1 x 2 dx
1 x2
Solution y(1+x2) =
1
(1 x 2 )dx
2 2
(1 x )
1
dx
1 x2
y(1 + x2) = tan1 x + C
at x =1, y = 0 0 Q / 4 C
y(1 + x2) =
C Q / 4
Q/4
tan1x
74.
5 1 5 5 5 1 5 1
.......d
R.P. .
6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6
5 5 5
1 ...........d
36 6 6
5
.
36
1
5

25 11
1
36
en
a
1 4
. C2 / 4 C2
3
R.P.
1 2 C2 1 3 C2 1 4 C2
.
.

3 4 C2 3 4 C 2 3 4 C 2
= 3/5
d
w
w
P(x k) 1
k 0
2
3
4
1.a .a 2 a 3 a .......d 1
3
3
3
76.
.e
75.
du
pr
at
ib
1
1
1
a. 1 2. 3. 2 4. 3 ......d 1
3
3
3
1.1/ 3
1

1
1 1/ 3 4 / 9
a.
a. 3 / 2 1
4
a
ha
.n
e
y(1+x2)
4
9
Page No : 39
4 balls
2w, 2 other balls

3w, 1 other balls
4w
77.
1
1
p ,q
2
2
n=4
4
1
1
1
P(x 4) 4 C 4 4
2
16
2
No. of families = 10, 000 s
79.
1
1 x
dx
80.
1 1
2 17
1 2.
4
2
3 24
1
G.E. Lt 6 .
n md n
1
Lt
n md n
0, 1/2, 1
(n r)
1 0 1

2
2
r 1
ha
.n
e
h
(1 x)6 26 1 21
r 1
5
1 n (1 x) dx 6 6 2
0
r 1
0
5
%r0
x2 + bx + 3 = 0
du
pr
at
ib
78.
1
625
16
b2 12 r 0
= R.P. = 6 1 / 2
3
en
a
b = 4, 5, 6
.e
PHYSICS
A B A.B A.B
82.
for a given charge V t
83.
Conceptual
1
R
84.
w
w
81.
When
particle is emitted Z n by 2 & A n by 4
When C particle is emitted Z n by 2 & A is unchanged.

85.
When H particle is emitted Z & A are unchanged.

According to L.C.L.M
m1u1 + m2u2 = m1v1 + m2v2
m1u1 + 0 = 0 + m2v2
Given k f =
m1 v2
= (1)
m2 u1
1
k i
2
Page No : 40
1
1 1
v22 1 m1
2
2
m2v2 = . m1u1 2 =
(2 )
2
2 2
u1 2 m2
v2 1
= =e
from (1) & (2)
u1 2
86.
W Fs mas
1
1
= ma at 2 = ma 2t 2 (1)
2
2
( )
ha
.n
e
Given v = k s
dv
1 12 ds k 12
k2
a =
=k s
= s k s = (2 )
dt
2
dt 2
2
1
W mk 4t 2
8
m 1 x 2 + m 2 x 2 + ..... + m n x n
m 1 + m 2 + ............. + m n
m A + 2 m (2 A ) + ......... + nm (n A )
m + 2 m + ........... + nm
A 12 + 22 + ............. + n 2
1 + 2 + ........... + n
n n 1
2n 1
2n 1
A

n n 1
3
6
2
w
w
A
en
a
xcm =
.e
87.
du
pr
at
ib
From (1) & (2)
88.
here N = F
To move the duster upwards F1 = wt + f
F a Wt N N Wt N F
F = 2 + 0.4 5 = 4 N
89.
2Tn = Ti + Tc
T = 2 270 10 = 530 C
0
Page No : 41
90.
PE at the top = KE at the bottom
1
Mgh = MV 2
2
1
Mgh = M
2
h=
5r
2
AC = Range = ut
ha
.n
e
= 2V
2h
g
AC = 2V
92.
2 (2 r )
r
= 4V
g
g
W = PE f PEi
=
du
pr
at
ib
91.
5 gr
GMm GMm
1
1

= GMm
R+h
R
R R + h
1 2 GMm
1
= GMm
=
R R + 2 R 3 R
n
A
= L
n 1
AS
en
a
93.
.e
n
121 11
=
=
n 1
100 10
w
w
i.e., after the shortest pendulum completes 11 oscillations

(or)
After the longer pendulum completes 10 oscillations
h+1 h+ 0 2+ 0 + 0 1

h+ 2 h+ 0 3+ 0 + 0 2
94.
KE1
KE 2
V1
kE1
1

V2
kE2
2
h
10
=
= 20mm
cos cos600
95.
A=
96.
Amount of fluid flowing per sec = A = r 2
r121 : r222 : r323 : r424 = 4 : 98 : 45 :15

Ans: a,d,c,b
Page No : 42
97.
VLH L%t VCH C %t VLH L VCH C
VL 1.8 104 = 2000 27 106

VL = 300 cc
98.
PV
1 1 = PV
2 2
H h
V1 HV2
76
h = 38 cm
dQ du dW
dQ du P % V
(work is done on the system =dW
100 = du 50 (10 4 )
du
pr
at
ib
du = 400 J Increases
100.
Q Q1 Q2
.e
Tn = a + ( N 1)d
w
w
101.
en
a
KA ( 0 ) KA (90 ) KA (90 )
=
+
L
L
L
= 180 2
= 600 c
2a = a + (64 1)4 a = 252 Hz
T15 = a + (16 1)d = 252 + 15 4 = 312 Hz
102.
v (v0 )
n = n
v vs
9
v + x
n = n
8
v x
ve )
ha
.n
e
99.
3
2
h
V1 76 s V1
(v0 = vs = x )
9 340 + x
=
x = 20m / s
8 340 x
Page No : 43
103.
A : Image and scale magnified twice

B : Spherical abberation can be reduced by sharing deiviation at different surfaces.
104.
1 1 1 1
= + +
F f1 f 2 f 3
= 0.5
2 1 2
2
+ 0.5
20 3 20
20
105.
du
pr
at
ib
1 1
1
1
1
=
+
= F = 15cm, convex
F 20 30 20 15
2
2
2
Nw 1
Ng 1
R
R
R
ha
.n
e
Ng 1
Dichroism = Double Refractin + selective absorption
2A
2A
1+ 4 =
5
5
m 2A M
=
5
5
w
w
M =
.e
R=
en
a
106.
M M
=
------------ (1)
3
n
107.
M =
mA2 1 m A
=
I =
12
12 3 3
I
I =
------------- (2)
27
I 3M
I
T1
I1 M 2
I 3M a
I
Tt

3 3M
M
T2
I 2 M1
3I M
27
2
2
= 3 T2 = sec
T2
3
2
Page No : 44
108.
2 F & to2 F
= 4 F and is serious to 12 F
=
4 12
= 3 F and is parallel to 2 F
16
C AB = 3 + 2 = 5 F
drift (x) = VR
ha
.n
e
109.
Vb sin370
t
3 60
= 3.5 5
5 5 4
5
= 0.5 15 = 7.5m
du
pr
at
ib
d
= (VR Vb sin 37 0 )
Vb cos370
Apply Kirchoffs first law at every junction
111.
E1 E2 A1
E A A
800 600 7
1 1 2

E1 E2 A 2
E2 A1 A 2 800 600 1
112.
Fup = 2 Fdown
.e
en
a
110.
w
w
Mg
/ / [sin + cos ] = 2 Mg
/ / [sin cos ]
3 cos = sin
tan = 3
1
= 600
3
tan = 3
113.
B1
N0i
B2
2(2R)
2
40 R
B1

B2
(2 R )3
N0i(2R)2
2 (6R)2 (2R)2
80 10
10 10
8
Page No : 45
114.
S
G
n 1
n
i 20 MA

10 = S 180 208
iG
2 MA
9
115.
e Bv AV 5 s 105 s 20 s 360 s
116.
X L WL 3L & R 4 L
E0 4
0.8 A
Z 5
m = Vd = AAd
FA
e=
m
AY A =
Ad
du
pr
at
ib
117.
= Z= R 2 X LY 5r
ha
.n
e
i0
5
0.1V
18
FA
F A2
e

F , Y & d are same
m Y mdY
Ad
2
en
a
A2
e A m 81 4 27
e 1 = 1 2 =
=
m
e2 A 2 m1 100 3 25
.e
118.
According to L.C.L.M
w
w
mu cos = m1v1 + m2 (v2 ) + m3v3
m 200
1 m
m
m
= 100 100 + v3
2 3
3
3
V3 = 300 m/s in horizontal direction
119.
P=
F MLT 2
=
= ML1T 2
2
A
L
L=
Q ML2T 2
=
= L2T 2
m
M
dv LT 1
=
= T 1
Velocity gradient =
dx
L
F
MLT 2 L2
G BA A
ML2T 2 I 1
m
IL
Page No : 46
120.
Given equation is of the form y Ax Bx 2

Range =
A
3
=
= 24m
B 1

8
A2
9
H=
=
= 18m
4B 4 1
8
CHEMISTRY
1s can absorb energy, but does not emit
122.
Mt
123.
Configuration of Cr is 1s2 2s2 2p6 3s2 3p6 3d5 4s1
124.
O2 2 has no unpaired electrons.
125.
126.
Na has larger size and forms cation easily

99% Completion of first order reaction takes 6.7 half lives
99.9% completion requires 10 half lives.
ha
.n
e
du
pr
at
ib
1
. Electron has least mass
m
121.
MB
M
2r
1

A
r
MA
MB 4
128.
Hydrogen bonding between molecules.
129.
Oxidation state of N is +1 in N2O, +2 in NO, +3 in N2O3 and +5 in N2O5
130.
Change in oxidation state of Mn is 5.
131.
Hardness
132.
PbO2 is dioxide. Oxidation state of oxygen is 2
133.
Br2 cannot displace chloride.
134.
Smallar the size of ion, more is the hydration ability.
135.
Si forms four single bonds with sp3 orbitals formed in excited state.
en
a
127.
136.
w
w
.e
weightt of salt
108
1.36 108
s

s
102 ppm
GMW
H2O sample in ml 136 104
137.
NO + O3
138.
CH3 has 3 bond pairs and 1 lone pair
139.
x = C2 H 4 and y = C2 H 5OH
Liquid He is cryogenic. Beacon lights of Ne for vison through fog. Kr in helmet caps and
Rn in cancer treatment ointments.
m NO
+ O2
Al2O3
C2 H 5OH
C2 H 4
3500 c
140.
Page No : 47
141.
%Tb k b s
w1 1000
.
m1 w 2
0.52 s
6 1000
s
0.577
60
90
142.
Only Po has simple cubic structure
143.
Oxidation occurs at anode

H2 2OH 2H2O 2e
kc = [NH 3 ][H 2 S ]
mm
units =
l l
units = atm. atm = atm
m

l
k p PNH3 .PH2S
ha
.n
e
144.
Physical adsorption is weak.
146.
Hot gases leave through chimnee.
147.
0.01 moles gives ----- x kJ

1 mole gives
--------- ?
Then, heat of neutralisation = 100 x kj / mole
148.
3O2 + 69K cal R 2O3
149.
Ligand is is different. 1, 3-prapanediamine and 1, 2-propanediamine
150.
CH2CHOH is glycolic acid
du
pr
at
ib
145.
CH3CHOH COOH is lactic acid

Hydrogen bonds
152.
Asprin
153.
A = C2H5Cl
en
a
151.
156.
w
w
155.
principle functional group is COOH
Compound which contains
- hydrogens undergoes aldol condensation
154.
.e
Ethyl chloride is not used to detect primary amines (Chloroforms is used)
C6H5 COOH
157.
= 27, = 6
158.
C2H5OH oxidises to CH3CHO

CH3CHO is substituted to give CCl3CHO
159.
Cane sugar is not reducing as anomenic carbon atoms can not involve in isomerisation.
160.
Buffer capacity =
0.2=
number of moles of OH - added per litre

change in pH
8/40
change in pH
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The questions of this paper were set by Senior Faculty Members of

Maximum trying allowed is 3 hours (180 minuites)

This paper contains 80 questions from Mathematics, 40 questions each from

Candidates have to write suitable answers on the Answer Sheet only.

If the sum of n terms of an A.P. is

k *QQ =O`~ K` ~[O U^<

f(x + y) = f(x) + f(y)

1) zero every where

'n ^ JOH} "`=

ABC u [O *~# A #Oz " =^ Q` ~

If a  3i  5 j and b  6i 3j are two vectors and c is a vector such that c  a q b then a : b : c 

Let B  ai b j ck, C  bi c j ak and H  ci a j bk be three coplanar vectors with a v b ,

If B , C , H are the roots of the equation x3 + 4x + 1 = 0 then B C

4) All the above

If the roots of the equation ax2 + ax + c = 0 are in the ratio p : q then

3 is a matrix such that trace (A) = 0 then values of x are

Inverse of a skew symmetric matrix of odd order is

A polygon has 44 diagonals, the number of its sides are

JOH# uiy J=i#, J=iH JOH, i< LO_#@ =K 9 JOH

The number of rational terms in the expansion of

If A is a square matrix such that A(adj A) = 4(I3). Then adj(adj A) = ____

gents then the value of tan B tan C tan H tan E =

tan B tan C tan H tan E =

In a %ABC if A = tan12, B = tan13 then C =

The most general value of R satisfying tan R tan R  2 is

If x is an acute angle and y  log tan then cosx.coshy =

XH K@ QeH qiy H# K@ ^O#O_ 10gII ^~O <# ``#k. D QO

If sin 6R  a cos5 R sin R b cos3 R sin 3 R c cos R sin 5 R then a + b + c =

sin 6R  a cos5 R sin R b cos3 R sin 3 R c cos R sin 5 R J~` a + b + c =

If B and C are roots of x2 2x + 4 = 0 then B n C n =

If in %ABC , the altitudes are in A.P then sides are in

=i XH j~O (1, 2) J~` ^x [= _=

The vertices of a triangle are (0, 0),

3,3 ,  3, 3 then the incentre is

#O_ (2, 3) aO^= Q ^~O.

j~Q Q u *O i=$` "~O

(x, 0, 4), (7, 4, 3) aO^=#

(3, 1, 2), (7, 5, 4) aO^=#

The distance from a point B , C

aO^= #O_ XH =$`xH ~~

If the circle x2 + y2 + 4x + 22y + c = 0 bisects the circumference of the circle x2 + y2 2x + 8yd= 0

x2 + y2 + z2 6x 12y 2z + 20 = 0 QO (2, 3, 5) aO^=

SP, SL, SP|

The angle between the circles r  a cos(R  B ),f  b sin(R  B ) is

The quadratic equation whose roots are

"O qz#= aO^=

4) Neither I nor II true

The function f(x)  1 sin x is

3) Both I and II are true

2) differentiable every where

3) continuous everywhere but not differentiable at x = 0

1) 0.24 Q sq. cm/sec

0.01 cm/sec J~` "~O

2) 6.0 Q sq. cm/sec

4) 1.2 Q sq. cm/sec

percentage error in area is

y2 = 4ax ~=O (0, 0) ^Q~

logx then (J~#) yn =

2) log sin x  sin x C

3) log sin x cos x C

4) log cos x  cos x C

1) log cos x  sin x C

Solution of differential equation y xy 2x 2 y 2

If a 3i 5 j and b 6i 3j are two vectors and c is a vector such that c a q b then a : b : c

Let B ai b j ck, C bi c j ak and H ci a j bk be three coplanar vectors with a v b ,

The most general value of R satisfying tan R tan R 2 is

If x is an acute angle and y log tan then cosx.coshy =

If sin 6R a cos5 R sin R b cos3 R sin 3 R c cos R sin 5 R then a + b + c =

sin 6R a cos5 R sin R b cos3 R sin 3 R c cos R sin 5 R J~` a + b + c =

3,3 , 3, 3 then the incentre is

The angle between the circles r a cos(R B ),f b sin(R B ) is

The function f(x) 1 sin x is

2) log sin x sin x C

4) log cos x cos x C

1) log cos x sin x C

120. If the equation of motion of a projectile is y 3x