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Indefinite & Definite Solution

The document contains solutions to 28 indefinite integration problems. Each problem provides an integral to evaluate and lists multiple choice answers. The solutions show the step-by-step work to arrive at the correct answer, which is indicated at the end of each solution. The integrals involve basic and some advanced integration techniques including substitution, integration by parts, and trigonometric substitutions.

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Indefinite & Definite Solution

The document contains solutions to 28 indefinite integration problems. Each problem provides an integral to evaluate and lists multiple choice answers. The solutions show the step-by-step work to arrive at the correct answer, which is indicated at the end of each solution. The integrals involve basic and some advanced integration techniques including substitution, integration by parts, and trigonometric substitutions.

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EXERCISE leA)

INDEFINITE INTEGRATION
1

fsin2(x/2)dX equals
1

!..2 (x + sin x) + c

(A)

(B) - (x + cos x) + C
2

(C) ~ (x - sin x) + c

(D) None ofthese

Sol.

l - COS X

Here I = --dx= - (x-sm x)+ c

Ans.[C]

fcot 2xdxequals
(A) - sec x + x + c
(C) - sin x + x + C

Sol.

f-x- dx equals

(B) - cot x - x + c
(D) None of these

(cosec- x - I) dx = - cot x - x + c

r'

SX+7

(A) Sx + 7 log x
(C) 5x + 7 log x + c
Sol.

(B) 7x + 5 log x +c
(D) None of these

fX:7 dx (5; +~JdX


=

= f Sdx+ H=S fldx+7

( x

f~dx=SX+7Iogx+c

3
X

3
1
X
(B) ---x2+31ogx+-+c
2

.(

2x

(D) None of these

(C) 4+ 310gx + 2x2 + c


Sol.

Ans.[C]

-~ J3 dx, (x> 0) equals

(A) - - - x2+3Iogx+-+c
3
2
2x2

Ans. [B]

X-~J3 dx

fx

3
I
x 3 -3x+--x x3

Jdx
1

3+1

31

11

X +

X- +

1+1

-3+1

dx-3 fXdx+3 f-dx- f-dx=


- - 3 . - + 3logx- --+c
3

4
X
3 2
1

=---x +31ogx+-+c
4
2
2x2

3+1

Ans.[B]

The value of .QI+ X 2 + lOX ]dX is


(A) 6 tan- 1 x + lOx loge 10 + C

(B) 6

tarr !

lOX
loge 10

+C

lOX

(C) 3 tan- 1 x + loge 10 + C

(D) None of these

Jlr(~+lOX]dX
l+x

Sol.

lOX

=6 J--2 dx+ J lOx dx = 6 tan- 1 x +


1
-0+ C
l
l s- x

Jetan x + cotx)? dx is equal to

(A) tan x - cot x + c


(C) cot x - tan x + c

Sol.

Ans.[B]

oge

(B) tanx + cotx + c


(D) None ofthese

= Jetan2 x + cot 2 X + 2)dx

= Jesec2x + cosec/xjdx
= tan x - cot x + c

Jsin 2x sin 3x dx equa1s

Sol.

Ans, [A]

1~

(A)

~ (sin x - sin 5 x) + c

(B)

(C)

I~

(D) None of these

=~

(5 sin x - sin 5x) + c

(sin x - sin 5x) + c

J[cose-x)-COs5x]dx

5x ]
="2I [ S. l n Xsin
- -+c
5

= /0 [5 sin x - sin 5x] + c

ADS. [C]

x2
J-2- dx equalsx -I

J + c

J
(C) x + log (X-I] + c

(A)x+log - + c

(B) x + log

x+1

x+

1J

(D) x + log ( x-I + c

x+ I

Sol.

+I
x-I

-1+1 dx
x 2 _I

I-] dx=x+-Iog
I
(X-I]
= ( 1 +2_1

+c
x
2
x+1

J +c

=x+log -

x+ I

Ans.[A]

Jsec 2 (ax + b) dx equals

(A) tan (ax + b) + c

(B) -tanx+c
2

(C) -tan(ax+b)+c

(D) None of these

Jsec (ax + b) dx, putting ax + b = t,

Sol.

dt
a

adx + 0 ::= dt or dx ::=

.. Jsec 2 (ax + b) dx ::= Jsec 2 t ~t


::=~

f sec 2t dt

=-tant+c
a

= -tan(ax+b)+c
,)a

r[

'

(Putting the value oft)

10'

JXl~gx dx is equal to(A) log (x log x) +


(C) log x + c

Sol.

Ans.[C]

(B) log (log x + x) + c


(D) log (log x) + C

1
1
1
fxlogx
dx k "log x dx
>

put log x = t, - dx ::= dt


x

:. f~dt = log t + c = log (log x) + c


(putting the value oft = log x)

Ans.[D]

11

f sec2x cos (tan x) dx equals

Sol.

(A) sin (cos x) + c


(C) cosec (tan x) + c
Let tan x = t, then sec 2 x dx ::= dt

:. 1::=

J cos t dt = sin t + c

=sin (tan x) +c

12

Ans.[B]

tan'! x sec 2 x dx equals

(A)

n-1

tan

+c

(B) tan

n-l

n 1
- x

+C

n+l

(C) tan n+ I x + c

Sol.

(B) sin (tan x) + c


(D) None of these

(D) None of these

tan'! x sec 2 x dx

putting tan x = t,

sec 2 x dx

= dt
3

tann+!

J tan" x sec 2 x dx = J tn dt = -n+-I + c


= (tanxr+!
n+ I

13

Sol.

sin2x

fI +cos x dx
4

.
IS

+c

ADs.[B]

equal to(B) sin- l (cos 2 x) + c


(D) None of these

(A) cos- l (cos-' x) + c


(C) cor ! (cos 2 x) + c
Here differential coefficient of
cos 2 x is - sin 2x
Let cos 2 x = t
:.2cosx(-sinx)dx=dt
or sin 2x dx = - dt

J-dt

sin 2x

Jl-s cos" x

l+t 2

X=

= carl t + c

= carl (cos 2 x) + c

Ans.[C]

bex

14

S~
dx equalsa+ be
2

(A)

b Ja+be x +c

(B)

(C) 2 Ja+ bex + C

b.

Ja+be x +c

(D) None of these

bex

Sol.

dx, putting a + bex = t


Sva~
+ be"

bex dx = dt

bex

~dx=
Jva+be
x

Jdt

I.

vIt

=2Jt+c

=2Ja+be x +C

15

I+cosx d

S I-cosx

(A) log cos

x equa

(~]

(C) 2 log sec


Sol.

1=

Ans.[C]

+c

(B)2Iogsin (%] +c

(~] + c

(D) None of these

I+cosx dx
I-cosx

=210gSin(%] +c

ADS.[B]
4

16

Sol.

f .Jtanx

Sin xcosx

(A)2.Jsecx +c

(B) 2.Jtanx +c

(C) 2 / Jtanx + c

(D) 2/ .Jsecx + C

1= J.Jtanx
- sec 2 xdx
tan x

f~
sec' x
dx = 2.Jtanx + c

17

dx equals-

JSin 5 x. cos 3 Xdx is equal to


6

(A) Sin- X
x c
-Sin
-+
6

(C) COS

. 8

X _

Sin

S~,lJ

"

+c

(B) cos x _ cos x + C

6
a

Ans. [B]

tanx

(D) None of these

fSin 5 x . cos 3 Xdx


Assumed that sin X= t
.', cos x dx = dt
= J t 5(1 - t 2) dt = J (t 5

t7) dt

t 6 t8
sin 6 x sin 8 x
= ---+c= - - - - - + c
6

Ans.[A]

18

f~
dx is equal to
l-r x
(A) tan- Ix3 + c

(B) tan- I x2 + c

(C)-'!'tan- Ix3 + c

(D) 3 tan- Ix3 + c

Sol.

Put x3 = t => x2 dx =-.!. dt


3

I
I x3 + c
- = -tan.'. 1=I J-dt
3 1+t 2
3

19

sj

- dx equalsl-x

Jl-x
X-Jl-x

(A) sirr ! x+

(C) sirr !
Sol

Ans. [C]

+c
+c

(B) sin- I X+Jx 2_1 +c


(D) sirr ! x -Jx2 -I + c

x
1= J/+ dx
I-x
=

I~- -.!.
~

2xdx

2 Jl-x 2

= sirr I x-~ + c

Ans. [C]

20

The primitive oflog x will be


(A) x log (e + x) + c
(D) x log (ex) + c

Sol.

flog x dx == flOg x.I dx

[Integrating by parts, taking log x as first part and I as second part]


== (logx).x

f{

d (10g X)}

~.

xdx

== x log x p-.x dx == (x logx - x) + c


x

21

x (log x -I) + c == log ( ) +c

fx

tan -I

ADS.

[C]

is equal to(B) .!(x2 + I) tan- I x + x + c


2

(C) .! (x2 + I) tan- I x-.!x + c


2

Sol.

(D) .! (x2 -I) tan- I x-.!x + c

Integrating by parts taking x as second part

x
1 x- - -I . -xd x
1= -tan
2

1+ x

1x2 tan- I x -2I(1 -I-x-1)


dx

= -

ADS.

22

fSin (log x) dx equals-

Sol.

[C]

1t

(A)

.J2 sin (log x +8) + c

(C)

.J2 cos (log x -"4 ) + c

1t

(B)

.J2

1t

sin (log x -"4 ) + c

(D) None of these

fSin (log x) dx, assumed that x == et

:. dx == et dt
== fSin t.el.dt
._ e' .
=

.JI+l sin(t -

tarr l l ) + c

~ fSin (log x) dx
ADS.

[B]
6

xe"

23

J(x +1)2 dx is equal to


eX

(B) - + c
x+ 1
eX

(D) None of these

(C) (x+I)2+C

Sol.

1= Je

x
[

Je

(;x+;~)~ I] dx

X~I + (x::)2 JdX

= eXf(x) + c
eX

=-+c
x+1

r' .(~.

ADS.

[B]

24
1
(A) 32 x4 [8 (log x)2 - 4 log x + 1] + c
(C)
Sol.

3~ x4 [8 (log x)2 + 4 log x + 1] + c

1
(B) 32 x4 [8 (log x)2 - 4 log x - l] + c
(D) None of these

Integrating by parts taking x3 as second part


1=

.!. x4(log x)2 _.!.


4

Jx 310gx dx

1 4) +c
="41 x4(log x)2 -21 (I"4 x4logx- 16x
1
= 32

25

x4 [8 (logx)2- 4 log x +1] + c

Sol.

[A]

The value of Jx sec x tan x dx is


(A) x sec x + log (sec x + tan x) + c
(C) x sec x + log (sec x - tan x ) + c

ADS.

(B) x sec x -log (sec x -tan x) + c


(D) None of the above

Jx .(sec x tanx) dx
=

(x. sec x) - J (Lsec x) dx

(Integrating by parts, taking x as first


function)
= x sec x -log (sec x + tan x) + c
=

x sec x -log {(secx+tanx) secx -tanx} + c


secx-tanx
2

x sec x _IOg(sec x - tan x) + c


secx -tan x

x sec x + log (sec x - tan x) + c

ADS.

[C]

x +sin x
equals
J---dx
1+ COSX

26

Sol.

(A) %tan (%J + c

(B) 2tanx+c

(C) x tan (%J+ c

(D) x tan x + c

1-

+ 2sin (x/ 2)cos(x / 2)d


x
2cos2(x/2)

== ~ fxsec2(x/2)dx + f tan(x/2)dx
== x tan (x/2) - ftan(x/2)dx + Jtan(x/2)dx
Ans.[C]

x tan (%J + c.

x-I

fe" (x + 1)3 dx equals-

27

eX

eX

(B) - + c
x+1

(A)- - + c
x-i-

eX

(C) (x + 1)2 + c

Sol.

1==

fe

x
[

~x+:~n dx

1- - -2 -Jdx
fex((x+l)2 (x+ 1)3

Thus the given integral is of the form

fe"{f(x)+f'(x)}dx

eX

:. I = eX f(x)

= (x+l)2 + c

Ans.[C]

(
28

f sec 38d8 is equal ta


(A)

"2I [tan8 sec8 + log (tan8 + sec8)]

(B)

"2 tan 8 sec 8 + log (tan8 + sec8)

(C)

"2 [tan 8 sec 8 -log (tan8

+c
+c

+ sec8)] + c

(D) None of these


Sol.

1=

f sec. sec 28. d8

==
J)tan 2S+lsec 2SdS
=

f~ dt, where t = tan 8

~ ~ +~log (t+~) +c

= "2 [tanb sees + log (tand + sece)] + c


Ans. [A]
Cos x + x sin x

29

J x(x +cosx)

dx is equal to

(A) log {x (x + cos x)}+ c


x +cosxJ

(D) None ofthese

(C)log ( x-i cos x +c


Sol.

1=

(X+ cos x) - x + x sin x


dx
x (x + cosx)

Jx+cosx
I - sin x dx

= J"!- dx x

= log x -log (x + cos x) + C

X
10g ( x i cosx
+c

Ans. [B]

J.Jsec x - 1 dx is equal to

30

(B) -2 sinh- I (J2 cosx/Z) + c

(A) 2 sin- I (J2 cosx/2) + c


(C) -2 coslr I
Sol.

(J2 cosx/Z) + c

(D) None of these

d
-x
I=J -I-cosx
cosx

J2 sinx/Z

J-JZcos

= -2
=

JJ

2x/Z-1

dx

dt
2

t -I

where t

= J2 cos xJ2

-2 cosh- I t + c

= - 2 cosh"! + (J2 cos xJ2) +c

Ans. [C]

x +I

31

J(x-I)(x-Z) dx equals
(X- Z)5]

(X- Z)5]

(A) log [ (x _1)2 + c

(C) x + log
Sol.

U: =~: ]

(B) x + log [ (X:-I)2 + c

(D) None of these

+c

Here since the highest powers of x.in Num" and Den" are equal and coefficients ofx2 are also equal,
2

therefore

x +I

(x-I)(x-Z)

A
B
+ -
x-I
x-Z

== 1 + -

On solving we get A =

2, B = 5

Thus

x2 + 1
(x-l)(x-2)

x-I

x-2

=1--+

The above method is used to obtain the value of constant corresponding to non repeated linear factor
in the Den".
Now 1=

(1--2 5- J dX
- +x-I x-2

= x - 2 log (x - 1) + 5 log (x - 2) + c
(X- 2)5]

Ans.[B]

=x+log [ (x_l)2 +c

x]

1- [ btan -1 --atan
X
-1
- +C
( A) b2 _ a2
b
a

(C) _1_
b 2 _ a2

Sol.

[btan-12+atan-I~]+c
a

x] + C

1- [ atan _I --btan
X
-I
(B) b2 _ a 2
b
a

(D) None of these

Putting x2 = y in integrand, we obtain


y

1 [b

= -b 2 _ a2

tan -I

x] +c

--atan -1 b

Ans.[A]

33

d-X
f----:c3x

- e uals

2+2x+l

1
(A) .J2
tan- 1 (3X+IJ
.J2 + c

1
(B) .J2
sin- 1 (3X+IJ
12 + c

1
1 (3X+IJ
(C) -coe
-- + c

(D) None of these

12

.J2

dx

Sol.

I=~-2-2--1
3 x +-x+
3
3

12 tarr'

(3X+ IJ

12 + c

Ans.[A]

10

f~I+X-2x2 dx equals

34

1
9J2. (4X-IJ
sin:'
(A)g(4x-l).J!+x_2x 2 + n
3 +c
1
9J2
(4X-IJ
(B)g(4x +1)~I+x-2x2 -nsin-J
3 +c

9J2
(4X-IJ
1
(C)g(4x -1)~I+x_2x2 + ncos-I
3 +c
(D) None of these

Sol.

f~~-[ x -~J dx
2

J2

1=

=J2 f

{196-(x-~r}dX

=J2 [~(x-J

~
~

+ :2 sin:'

H(

96
{1

-(x-~r}

x-J}]+ c

1
9J2
(4X-IJ
= 8(4x-l)~I+x-2x2 + n sin- I
3 +c

Ans, [A]
35

dx
2 equals
3-5x-x

(A) sirr l

.J37 J + c

[2X+5

(B) cosr!

(C) sirr l (2x + 5) + c


Sol.

1=

[2X+5J

.J37

+c

(D) None of these

dx

3: -(x+%Y

"

= sin- 1
36

Sol.

[X+5/2J
.J3712 + c = sin-1 [2X+5J
.J37 + c

Ans. [A]

f~e2" -I dx is equal to
(A) ~e2X -I + sec- 1e2x + c

(B) ~e2X -I sec- 1e2x + c

(C) ~e2"_I-seclex+c

(D) None of these

e2x -I

f~dx
e -I
2x
1 f 2e
="2 ~e2X -I dx

eX

eX~ dx

= Je 2x_I-sec-1 eX+c

Ans.[C]

11

37

Sol.

f~.
-dx
e" -a

IS

equal to-

(A) cos h- l [e: J+ sec- l [e: J+ c

(B) sin h- 1 (e:J+sec- 1 [e:J+c

(C) tan h- 1 (e: J+ cos- 1 [e: J+ c

(D) None of these

e" +a

f~e2x -a2 dx
eX

38

eX

fJe2x -a2 dx + a feX~e2x -a2

cosh-1 ( e: J + sec1( e: + c

dx

ADS. [A]

/1

dx
.
I
. .
IS e ua to4sm2x+4smxcosx+5cos2x
q

(A) tan- 1 (tanx+) + c

(B) ..!.. tarr l (tan


4

t"

;~

U
~

x+"!") + c

If

2~

(C)4tan- 1 (tanx+)+c

Sol.

(D) None of these

iI'i,

After dividing by cos2 x to numerator and denominator of integration

1sec' xdx
- f4tan2x+4tanx+5

ti

f,

to

sec' xdx
(2tanx+l)2+4

1 tan -1
-_ 2.2

39

tan X+ 1)
2
+c

[B]

Je::r

dx is equal to

4
(A)x-410g(x+l)+- +c
x+l

4
(B)x-Iog(x+l)+ - + c
x+l

4
(C)x-410g(x+l)-- +c

(D)x+log(x+l)- -

x-i-I

Sol.

ADS.

x-t l

+c

f[2-(X+l)f
(x+ 1)2 dx

~(X:l)2 - X:l +1]dX


4
- 4 log (x + 1) + x + c
x +1

=- -

ADS.

[C]

12

40

eX

S 2x

e +5e x +6

Sol.

eX+2J
(B) log [ eX +3 +c

[eX +3
e x--:;:2 + C

(A) log

"21 log

(C)

equals

[eX + 2
eX+3 +c

(D) None of these

Put eX = t => eX dx = dt

Jt +5t+6
dt
- J dt
- (I+2)(t+3)

. I.. -

{_I__
I Jdt
t+2 t+3

( t +2
= log t +3 +

eX + 2
= log eX + 3 +

ADS. [B]
{

"t.

41

S~equalsdx
x+ x

(B) 210g ( +1) +c


(D) None of these

(A) 210g ( -1)+c


(C) tan-I X+ C
Sol.

I - S-dx
- x+

2tdt
= - wheret2 =x
t2 + t
=2

42

I=

Jt+l
dt =210g(+I)+c
X+6e-X
s4e
.
dx IS equal to
geX_4e-x

19
35
(A) 36 X+ 36 log (ge - 4e-X) + c

e,

Sol.

ADS.[B]

(C) 36 X+ 36 log (ge - 4e- X) + c


Suppose 4e + 6e- x = A (ge - 4e- X) +
B (ge +4e-X)

19
35
(B) - 36 X+ 36 log (ge - 4e- X) + c

(D) None of these

By comparing 4 = 9A + 9B ,
6=-4A+4B
4
3
or A + B = - - A + B =
9'
2
.
19
35
After solvm~ A ~ - 36 ,B = 36

:. I =

x
X
35[ge +4e
- 36 + 36 gex _4e- x

19

J] dx

19
35
= - - X+-log (ge- 4e- X) + c
36
36

ADS.[B]
13

Sin -1-k

43

f .s.:

dx equals

(A) 2[-k

-u., sin-1-k] + c

(B) 2[-h + ~ sin' -k] + c

(C) [-h -~ sin-'-h J + c


Let x = sin 2 t, then
dx = 2 sin t cos t dt

Sol.

.. I =

(D) None of these

t
f-cost
- . 2 sin t cos t dt

=2

ft sin t dt

= 2 [- t cos t + sin t] + c == 2[ -k -

f vx+a

~ - ,J';.

44

rr:':

..11- x sin:' -k J + c

Ans. [Aj

dx equals

(A)Jx 2 +ax -2Jax+a 2

a cosh"! (Jx:a ) +

(B) Jx 2+ax+Jax+a 2 -a cosh- l + (Jx:a Jc

(C) Jx 2+ax- 2Jax+a 2 + a cosh"!

Sol.

(D) None of these


Let x = a tan 2 e ~ dx= 2a tan
.

(Jx:a

J+c

e sec 2 e de

_ s,J';.(tan El-l).2atan8see2 8
r
8
de
va sec

.. 1-

= 2a [ ftan 28see8 d8- fsee8tan8 d8]


= 2a [ fJsee 2 8-1 tan e sec
= 2a

ede -sec e] == 2a

t rz-: I
-1]
l"r
-I-leosh (t) -

la+x
2a f-a- +

fJt 2 -1 dt- 2a sec

e + c [Where sec e =

t]

[~J

=a V----;:--a--;-;-acosh- 1 V---;;- -2Jax+a 2 +c

~X2 +ax - 2 .Jax+

a2

a cosh- l

(~x:a J+ c

Ans, [AJ

45

x
f"1+x

c
dx equals
3

(A) "9 (x 3 - 2)Jl+x 3 +

Sol.

(C) (x 3 + 2) J];;3 + c
Put 1 + x3 = t 2 ~ 3x2 dx = 2 t dt

(B) "9(x 3 +2)JI+x 3 +c


(D) None of these

14

=f[t;-t]+c
f [~(l+X3)3/2_~]+C
=

%~ (1+ x3 -

=g(X3 -2) ~

3)

+ c

+c

Ans, [A]

DEFINITE INTEGRATION

46

If

6x + 1 d
3 2
3 x is equal to

o 4x + x+

1
2

(A)--log3

(B)

"21 log 3

(C) 2 log 3
{

"

Sol.

(D) None of these

Let 4x3 + 2x + 3 = t :. 2(6x2 + l)dx = dt


Limits -at x = 0; t = 3, at x = 1; t = 9
9

:. 1=

1 dt

["2t= ~ [logt]~

1
2

1
2

= - [log 9 -log 3] =-log 3

Aus.[B]

47

J~dx

01 + x

is equal to

(C) 2:
8

(D)n:

Sol.

1="2
=

2x
+ {x 2)2 dx
1
0

"2 [tan"

X2]~

1
2

= [tanl l - tan' 0]

=~[~-o]=~
Jx -4
Lx
dx is equal to

48

Ans.[C]

(A) 2(3.J3 -n:)

(C)
Sol.

3 (3.J3 -n:)

(B) 2.J3 - n:
(D)n:

Put x = 2 sec t, then

15

rr/3 2tan t
1 = J 2sect .2sec t tan t dt

rr/3

= 2 Jtan2t dt
o
rr/3

= 2 J(sec t-I)db 2[tan t -t]~/3


2

= 2[.J3 -n/3] =

ADs. [C]

r:

,,2 /4

49

3 (3.J3 -n)

sm vx

J----,=-dx is equal to

'\IX

(B) 1
(D) n2/8

(A) 2
(C) n/4

Sol.

I=t '.j;
-dx= 2dt

'\IX

,,/2

:.1=2 JSintdt=2(--eost)~/2=2(O+1)=2
o

ADs. [A]

50

2x + I, 0 < X < 1
2
Iff(x)= {x2+2,ISx<2,thenthevalueof If(X)dX is

(A)

_.!2

(C)

19

(B)

(D) None of these

Sol.

.!2
3

Jf(x)dx = Jf(x)dx + Jf(x)dx


o

= J(2x+l)dx+ J(x 2 +2)dx


o

= 2- 0

(203 _2J3 = .!23


ADs.[B]

1(/2

51

Jlogsinx dx is equal to
o
n

rt

(B) --log 2

(A) 210g 2
rt

(C)

2 10g

10

16

./2

Sol.

1 = !logsin xdx

...(1)

./2

1= !logcosxdx (by p-4)

...(2)

o
./2

:.21= !Iog(sinxcosx)dx
o

./2

= !Iogsin2xdx _2: log 2


2

= ~ !IogsintdL2: log 2

2'

where t = 2x
./2

= 2~ !Iogsintdt-2:log2= 1- 2:log 2
2
2
2 0
1t

=> 1 =- -log2

Ans.[B]

,,/2

52

Sol.

rr;':
,",Sill X

rrr; dxis equal to


o vsm X + ,",cos x
tt:":

(A) n/2
(C) n
Using prop. P-4, we have
./2
r-
-sco x
d
1=
x
o -.lcos x +-.lsin x

(B) nl4
(D)2n

Adding it to given integral we have


./2

21 = ! dx = [x ]~/2 = nl2
o

:. 1 = nl4

Ans.[B]
./2

53

Iff(x) is an odd function of x, then

!f(cos x)dx is equal to


-./2

.12

(B) !f(cosx)dx

(A) 0

./2

(C) 2 !f(sin x)dx

(D) !f(cosx)dx

Sol.

Here f(cos x) will be even function of x,


./2

./2

1= !f(cosx)dx = 2 !f(cosx)dx
-./2

17

t :

= 2 ff(sinx)dx

Ans.[C]

o
4

54

The value of the integral

f(ax 3 + bx + c) dx depend on
-4

(A) band c
(C) only c

(B) a, band c
(D) a and c

So.I

3
I = f(ax +bx)dx+ fCdx

-4

-4

= 0 + 2 fCdx

(byP-5)

= 2C[x]ci= 8c

Hence the value of I depends on c.


Ans.[C]

55

ff(x)dxequals_

XCOSX

Iff{x)

1+sin 2x ,then

,.1-'

-x

(A) nl4
(C) n

Sol.

(B) nl2
(D) 0

-xcos(-x)
1+sin2(n-x)

Since fe-x)

_ -xcosx _ .J:'{)
--i\.X
1+sin2 x

:. 1= ff(x)dx = 0

Ans.[D]

-x

fo sm x cos x dx equals-

nl2

56

(A) 1
(C)2/15

Sol.

(B) 2/5
(D) 4/15

1.2
5.3.1

2
15

1=-=

f 1+ sin~ d~

xI 4

equals

(A) n(J2 -1)

(B) n(J2 + 1)

(C) n (2 -J2)

(D) None of these

3x/4

Sol.

Ans.[C]

3x/4

57

Using WalIi's formula, we get

I=

f --d~
1+ sin

x/4

...(1)

18

.- J1+ sinn-'I'(n $) d$
=> 1 3,,/4

J.

(by P - 8)

n 4

3,,/4
,,14

21 =

J.

J~d$

3"J/4
"/4

...(2)

I+sin$
'It

- - .-d$ =
1+ sm $

7t

3"J/4 1- sin$

- - 2d $
$

,,/4 COS

7t [tan <j> - sec <j>];~~4

27t (-J2 -1)

1= 7t(-J2 -1)

Ans.[A]

),,/4

58

dx
1+ cos x is equal to

" 4

Sol.

(B)-2
(D) -1/2

(A) 2
(C) 1/2
By property [P-8]

1=

dx
I+cosx(n-x) =

r'

),,/4

3,,/4

If

dx
l-cosx
,,/4

" 4

Adding it with the given integral


),,/4

h/4

21 = J

2dx2 = 2 J cosec2 x dx
"/4 1- cos X
,,/4

=-2

[cotX]3n/4
,,/4

=4

=> 1= 2

Ans.[A]
,,/2

59

The value of JSin3 xdx is


o

(B) 3/2

(A) 2/3

(D) 47t/3

(C) 0

(3 -1)
.1
Jsm. xdx =-3-

,,/2

Sol.

We have 1 =

2/3 .(Since n = 3 is odd).

Ans.[A]

(
60

lim
n--+.,

[n+1
n+2
I] is equal to
- 2 - - 2 + - 2 - - 2 + ....+ n +1
n +2
n
'It

1
2

(B) ---log2
4

(D) None of these

Sol.

T
r

n +r

n2 + r

= - - 2=

l+x
J--2
dx
01+ x
1

:. given limit

19

= [tan-1X]l + [.!.IOg(1+X 2)]1 = .::+.!. log 2


a

""

61

}(1+:2)9/2 dx is equal to

(A) 2/35
(C) 4/35
Sol.

ADs.[AJ

(B) 3/35
(D) None ofthese

Put x = tan t, then


It/2

1</2

tan t
r 3 4
2.3.1
2
1=
- - 9 - sec-t dt = Jsm teas tdt= - - = osee t
0
7.5.3.1 35

62

"" dx

I-I

- x is

o +e

equal to

(B) log 2
(D) -Iog 2

(A) log 2-1


(C) log 4 - 1
Sol.

ADs.[A]

1=

Ie~::

I dx = - [log(e-X +

l)]~ ./

1</2.

63

cosx-smx d
I+ sin xcosx x is equal to

(A) 0
(C) n/2
Sol.

(B) 1
(D) n/4

Using P--4, given integral becomes

=1tl
1

f2

cos(n/2-x)-sin(n/2-x) dx=

a 1+sin(n/2- x)cos(n/2- x)

1tI

I2

sinx-cosx d

a I-i-cos x sinx x = - 1

ADs.[AJ

=>21=0=>1=0

64

"'f x log x

o(l+x 2) Xequals

(A) 0
(C) 5 log 13
Sol.

ADs.[B]

= - [log 1 -log 2] = log 2

(B) log 7
(D) None of these

'"
I
xlogx d
xlogx d '" xlogx d
Here o(l+x2)2 x = o(l+X2)2 x+ J (l+x 2)2 x

1=11 +12

x = tI.In second imtegran d


Puttmg
1

dx=--dt
2
t

ADs.[AJ

20

It

65

J x sin 4 x dx is equal to
o

(B) 3n 2/16
(D) 16n 2 /3

(A) 3n/16
(C) 16n/3
It

So.1

4
1 = Jxsin xdx

...(1)

It

1 = J(n-x)sin\n-x)dx
o
It

J(n- xjsin" x dx

1 =

...(2)

o
It

:. 21 = n Jsin 4 x dx

It

=> 21 =

n JSin xdx [from property P-6]


o

Ans.[B]
2

66

J log x dx equals
1

(A) 2 log 2

(B) log

(~)

(D) None of these


2

Sol.

1 = Jl.logxdx equals
1

(Intetgrating by parts by taking 1 as a second function)

= {x.Iog x}~-

A~' x)dX

= (2 log 2 - - 1 log 1) - [x ]~
=

(2 log 2 - 0) - (2 - 1)

log 4 -log e = log

Ans.[C]

2 sin x

It/2

67

(~)

2sinx

+ 2COSX dx equals

(A) 2
(C) 2:
4

It/2

Sol.

1=

2sin x
2sin x

+ 2COSX dx

21

7[/2

2 sin(7[/2-X)

f
o

1 =

=J

2sin(7[/2-X)

2COS X

c OSX

+ 2s m x

+ 2COs(7[/2-X) dx

dx

7[/2

fdx = .!:2 => 1 = .!:4

21 =

68

Ans.[C]

ff(t)
o

x + ftf(t)dt then f(I) is equal to

..!.

(A)

(B) 0

I
2

(C) 1

(D)-
I

Soi,I

f
o

f (t) dt = x + ftf(t)dt

r'

=> f(x) = 1 + (0 - xf(x))


=> f(x) = 1 - xf(x)
=> f(l)=I-l.f(x)

[diff. w.r.t, x]

f(1)=~

=>

Ans.[A]
2

69

Iff(3 - x) = f(x) then fxf(x)dx equals


1

(A)

ff(2-x)dx

(B)

1
2

ff(x)dx

(C) ..!. ff(x)dx


2

Sol.

(D) None of these

Let x = 3 - y
I

1=

f(3-y)f(3-y)(-dy)

= f(3-x)f(3-x)dx
I

f(3-x)f(x)dx

[0: f(3-x)=f(x)]

= 3 ff(x)dx_I
I

1 =1 ff(x)dx
2

Ans.[B]

22

If X sin-I x

~ dx is equal to

o '\II-x

70

(A) nl2
(C) 0

(B) n 14
(D) I
dx

Sol.

Put sirr ! x =

t,.JI-x

= dt then

1C/2

:. 1= ftsin tdt= [t(-cost)]~/2 + [sinx]~/2 =1


o

Ans.[C]
..

71

sin S + cosS dS

1Cl

The value of the integral

f4 9+16sin2S
o

(A) log 3

(B) log2

(C) 20 log 3
Sol.

is

(D) 20 log 2

Here

S
S
f 9+16(sin2S+1-1)
Sin + cos
dS

1C/4

1C/4

1.- 1C/4f

S
S
Sin +cos
dS
(25116)-(sinS-cosS)2

Sin +cos
dS
o 25-16(1- sin 2S)

16
1

dt

= 161(25116)-t2 , where(sin8-cos8)=t

- 1.- x
- 16

_1_ 10 (5/4)+t
_ 1.- 10 1-10 1/4 _ 1.
2x5/4 [ g(5/4)-t ] -1 - 40 [g
g9/4]- 20 10g 3

Ans.[C]

n/2

fSin 2 xcos/ x (sinx + cosx) dx is equal to

72

-n/2

(A) 2/15
(C) 2/5
1C/2

Sol.

1=

fSin

(B) 4/15
(D) 8/15

3xcos 2xdx+

-1C/2

1C/2

fSin2xcos 3xdx
-1C/2

(by P-5)
1C/2

0 + 2 fSin 2 x cos' xdx

1.2
4
= 2. 5.3.1'= 15

Ans.[B]

23

f(x)

2a

73

If(x)+f(2a-x) dx :

IS

Sol.

equaI
to-

(A) a
(B) -a
(C) 0
(D) None of these

Using P--4, given integral becomes

-I

2a

1-

f(2a-x)
dx

f(2a-x)+f(x)

Adding it with the given integral, we get


2a

21 = Ildx = 2a
o

=> I = a

Ans.[A]

3/2

74

II x sin 1tX Idx is equal to


-1

(A) -

(B)

1t

(C)

Sol.

1t

1t

-+ 2

;z+;- r'

ED) None of these

Obviously

. nx-I =
{x sin 1tX, -I < x < 1
I X Sin
- x sin 1tX, 1 < x < 3/2

:. I

3/2

-t

Ixsin 1tX dx + I( -xsin xxj dx

=
]

3/2

= 2 xsin 1tX dx_ x sin xx dx


o
I

=2

]1

x
l .
[ --COs1tx+ 2sm1tX

1t
1t
0

]3/2
1
- [ -~COS1tx+2sin 1tX
1t
1t
1

1t

1t

=-+ 2

Ans.[B]

100",--_ _

75

The value of Iv'I-cos2x dx is

(A) lOOJ2

(B) 200J2

(C) 50J2

(D) 0

100"

Sol.

1= J2 II sinx I dx
o
= 100J2

"

I I sin x I dx

24

"

[-cosx]~

= 10012 Isinxdx = 10012


o

Ans.[B]

= 20012

X sin 2n X

2"

I.
o sin

76

2n

x+cos

2n

dx (n E N) is equal to

(A) n2
(C)n

(B) 2n2
(D)2n

I
o sin

1=

"
oJsin

sin 2n

2"

Sol.

+ cos 2n

2n X

(2rc-x)sin

2n

dx

2n(2rc-x)

dx-

x (2rc- x)+ cos 2n (2rc- x)

2nx

2n

2n

dx

sin 2n x

2"

:. 21 = 2n

"(2rc-x)sin
Isin x + cos

J.
osm

2n

2n

x-s cos x

"II
=> 1= 4n

dx

2n

sin x
2n
sin
2n X + cos
o

dx

=4n(n/4) = n2.
dx

,,12

J1+2sinx+cosx

77

Sol.

Ans.[A]

equals

(A) (112) log 3


(C) (4/3) log 3
Here

(B) log 3
(D) None of these
d

,,/2

1+2 2tan(xf2) x + l-tan


2(xf2)

l+tan

_I

,,12

2(xf2)

l+tan 2(xf2)

sec (xf2)
dx
2{1+2tan(xf2)}

Let 1+ 2 tan (x/2) = t, then

sec 2 (x/2) dx = dt

Idt

1
:. 1=-1 t=-(logt)f
2

12

1
2

= -log 3
,,12

78

Ans.[A]
2

Io a cos smx + bxsin


2

d
2

x_

(A)

b~a 10g(~)

(B) b:a log

(~)

(C)

b~a log l~J

(D) b:a log

(~)
25

Sol.

(_I_J

1=

b-a

''fCb-a)2SinXCOSX dx
0 a cosf x s-bsin x
t

= _ I log

b-a

(~J
a

Ans.[A]

n/2

79

fC2Iogsinx-logsin2x) dXequals
o
(A) n log 2
(C) (nI2) log 2

(B) -n log 2
(D) - (nI2) log 2

n/2

Sol.

1= fC2Iogsinx-log2sinxcosx) dx
o
n/2

fC2Iogsinx-Jog2-1ogsinx-logcosx) dx

~r'
n/2

n/2

n/2

flogsinxdx- flog2dx- flogcosxdx =-(nI2) log 2.

Ans.[D]

0 0 0

n/2

80

xsmxcosx d
4
Xequals
o sm x+cos x

. 4

(A)

z.8
2

(D) ~

(C) z;

Sol.

_1t n/2f

1-. 4

_1t

smxcosx d
4
4
X- sin x-i-cos x
8

2 .

n/2

smxcosx
d
2 2 X
(sin X)2 +(l-sin x)
2

Assume sin 2 x = t

:. 2sin x cos x dx = dt

1t

:. 1=8"

=~8

f2t 2-2t+1
dt

1t [tarrt I) -

=-

f t 2 +(l-t)2
dt
dt

f( 1 J2 1

~
16 I t-- +

tan-I(-I)]

1t [1t (1tJ] =1t

=- - - - -

16

Ans.[B]

26

,,12

81

II sin x - cos x I dx equals


o

Sol.

(A) 2fi

(B)2(fi+l)

(C) 2(fi -I)


... [sin x - cos x]

(D) 0

- (sin x -cos x), 0 < x < nl 4


{
= (sinx-cosx), n/4<x<nI2
,,14

,,12

:. 1= I-(sinx-cosx)dx + I(sinx-cosx)dx
o

"U

= [cosx + sin X]~/4 + [-cos X - sin x]~j~


1

=J2+J2-1-1+J2+J2
=2J2-2

ADS.[C]
,.I

82

The value of !~

Icost

2dt

is-

(A) 0
(C) -1

(B) 1
(D) None of these
x

Sol.

Let f(x) = Icosed t and g(x) = x,


o

then f(O) = g(O) = 0


. lim f(x) = lim f'(x)
g(x) x-e-D g'(x)

x-e-O

.'. G' 1ven limit


1m1 -lim
- x--> 0 cosx

2.l-cosO,O

d IjI(X)
IjI(X) d
sincef(t)dt =
-(f(t))dt
[
dx +(x)
+(x) dx

=f(\V(x)\V'(x)-f{ (<KX)~'(X)}]
:. Given limit

1.

= cos 0 =

83

Ifn

ADS.[B]

Z, then

" esin2x cos' (2n + 1)x dx ,


o

(A) -1
(C) 1
Sol.

(B) 0
(D) 7t

Let f(x) = esin'xcos3(2n+l)xdx


~ f( 11: - x) = esin2(R- X) cos' (2n + l)(n - x)dx

27

_eSin2x

cos3 (2n + I)x

[ ... (2n + 1) is odd]

= - f(x)

So by P - 8, I = 0

Ans.[B]

The value of '" [ (X+I) z +(X-IJ , -2


-liZ X-I
x+ I

84

equals
(A) log (4/3)
(C) 4 log (4/3)
Here

Sol.

1=

' '[

x+1 x-I
f
(---J
-I/Z x -I x + I

dx

(B) 2 log (4/3)


(D) - 4 log (4/3)

T'

dx

>

I/Z/ 4
liZI 4
+dx=2 + d x
-I/Z x - l o x -I
I/Z

=8

r'

dx

f I~XZ =-4 [log(l-XZ)r

.r

(~)

I
t

I'

fcoC (l-x+ xZ)dxequals


I

~
E

(A)

1t

1t

2+ log 2

(B) --log2
2
(D) None of these

(C) 1C -log 2
Sol.

1= ftan- (
I z}x
o
I-x-x
= ftan-t x+(l-x) }x

I-x(l-x)

= f[tan- ' x+tan-I(l-x)]dx


0

= ftan- I xdx+ ftan-1(l-x)dx


0

I
= 2 ftan- I xdx [By provo IV]
0

,!
!

Ans.[C]

85

= -4 log cn= 4 log

2[xtan-I_~log(l+xz{
1t

1t

= 2--log 2 =--Iog 2

Ans.[B]

28

1</4
86

feJtan x + .Jcot x) dx is equal to


o

Sol.

(A) n /2

(B) n/ ..fi

(C) -n /2
Putting tan x = t2, then

(D) -n/..fi

sec 2 x dx = 2t dt => dx =

2td~

l+t

1) 2t dt

Kt+--

. .. 1-

t 1+ t 4

_ Ift2+1 dt_ If 1+ lI t2 dt- If d(t-lIt)


-2 t4+J -2 e+lIt2 - 2 (t-lIt)2+2
o

Ans.[B]
x

87

If g(x)

,rl

= fcos" t dt , then g(x + n) is equal to


o

(A) g(x) + g(n)


(C) g(x) g(n)

(B) g(x) - g(n)


(D) g(x)/g(n)

1<+x

Sol.

g(x + n)

4
fcos tdt

o
7t

n-t-x

1<

4tdt
= fcos4tdt+ fcos

[by P-3]

Now in 12, put t = n + e, then


x

48d8=
12 = fCOS 4(1C+8)d8= fcos
fcos 4tdt
1<
X
4
4
:. g(x + n) = fcos tdt + fcos tdt = g(x) + g(n)
o

1</2

88

cosx

f -1
-1</2 + e

-x

Ans.[A]

is equal to

(B) 2
(D) None ofthese
o
1</2
0
1</2
COSX d
f cosx d
f cosy d
f cosx
1= f - - x x+ - - x x = --_-y Y+
_1</2 1+ e
0 1+e
1</21+ e
0 1+ e"
(A)O
(C) 1

Sol.

(putting x = - y in first integral)


1</2 Y
1</2
e cos
YdY+ cos
x dx

x
o l+e Y
0 l+e

1</2

e cos
x dX+

o l-r e"

1</2

f -cosx dx

l+e x

29

f (e

nl2

+I)cosx dx
I + e"

a
nl2

= [sin xl~/2= 1

fcosxdx
a

I.

Ans.[C]

sm x - x
3-1 x I dx is equal to

89

-1

a 3-1 x I

I.

1.

sm x-x d
(D) 2 3-lxl x
a

(C) J;_lxXl dX
Sol.

smx

(B) 2 - - d x

(A) 0

_ fsm x-x dx
1-_1 3-1 x I
1

f 3-lxl
x
d
x

-1

smx d
3-lxl x_
I

-1

=0-2 f_x- dx
a3 - l x1
.

x2

sin x

[",' 3-1 xl is an odd and 3-1 x Iis an even function]


1

=-2 f_x- dx
a 3-1 x I
-5

r ( x+ 5)2dx + 3

90

Sol.

fe

2/3

9(x-2/3)2

Je
-4

.
dx IS
equal to

1/3

(A) e5
(C) 3e 2
Putting x
x

Ans.[C]

(B) e4
(D) 0

= -t -4 in first integral and

="3t +"31.In second"Integra I

II =

-5

e(x+5)' dx

e(-1+1)2 dt

-4

12= 3

2/3
e 9 ( X- 213)'

=_ fe(t-I)' dt

dx

l/3

f e 9(lI3-1/3)2 dt

I
fe(t-I)'

dt

Ans.[D]

30

More than one options may be correct

/1

1
Sin: x dx

is not equal to

./2

./2

(* A)

In (sin e) de

(B) -

In

rr/2

(Si~e) de

(C)

Jo

cotS dS

Sol.

Sinx-1 x dx

Let sin!x = e => x

rr/2

Si~e .cos s de =

f
o

(*D) ln2 de
n

= sine

rr/2

J ate de

rr/2

= e.ln(sine)I~/2 -

J,n(Sine) de

= 0

+ 2:ln2
2

Hence (A) & (D)

11+x

If f(x) + f(l4 - x) = 4, and F(x) =

f(t) dt then-

3-x

(A) Y = F(x) ilxpression of degree two.

(*C) F'(x)

=4

11+x

Sol.

F(x) =

= 20

(*D) F(20) = 96

11+x

f(t) dt =

3-x

at x

(*B) Y = F(x) represents a straight line.

f(14 - t) dt

3-x

11+x

2F(x)

4 dt::::} F(x) = 2{8

+ 2x} Hence (B)(C) (D)

3-x

Ax::) is to
JX

(*A) -

equal

2
c+ C ifb=Oandaol=O
avx

(B) - 2JX + C if a = 0 & b


b

(*D)
Sol.

01=

~lnl~+AI+c
where A =-~,
vX - A
a
2

v-ab

Let x = t 2 => dx = 2t dt

if

~<O
a

~>o
b

In Jt+

.J-ab

H ] +c

It-H

Hence (A), (C), (0)

E.<O

~ In = J(Sinx)" dx, n EN

(*A)

In is a decreasing sequence

(*C)

In is rational when n is odd

(*B)

I n is irrational when n is even

nl2

Sol.

In = 2 (sin x)" dx

Hence (A) (B) (C) (D)

fsgn x dx = (where a, bE R)
a

(A ') I b

aI

(B) (b-a) sgn (b-a)

(C*) b sgnb - a sgna (D) I a I-I b I

[Hint: xsgn(x)l: =bsgn(b)-asgn(a)]

~~
JlD(XH) ]fl~ XH1 ] dx is equal to "A, then
10

(* A) number of zeros at the end of "A is 3

(B) number of zeros at the end of "A is 4


(C) "A

= 11.10!

(*0) "A=10.10!

Sol.

I{u (X+r)}{~(X+r)ldX
=

fI
r=1

(x+ r l!1 = II! - 10! = 10.10!


0

N umber of zeros at end of "A

=2 + 1=3

Hence (A) (D)

~
3

2X2+3X+3

The value of

(
f
o (x+l) x

+2x+2

dx is :

11:

11:

(A*)- + 21n2-tan- 12

(B)"4 + 21n2-tan- 1 3"

(C*) 2 In2 - cor' 3

(D*) -- + ln4 + cor' 2

11:

[Hint: Numerator = 2 (x2 + 2 x + 2) - (x + I)]

/J-2-1-

J x -1

in x-I dx equals:
x+l

(A) - ln2
2

x-I
1
x-I
1
x+l
1
x+l
+c (B*) - ln2 - - +c(C) - ln 2 - - +c (D*) - ln2 - - +c
x+l
4
x+l
2
x-I
4
x-I

--

[Hint: put In (x - 1) - In (x + 1) = t ]
_ /

~
[.

dx

If In =

f ( 2)"; n E N, then which of the following statements hold good?


o 1+ x
/)

(B*)12 =2:.+~
8 4

(A*)2nI n+l =2- n+(2n-l)1n

\.

(C) ~2 =

1t

(D) 13 =

[Hint: I.B.P. taking 1 as the 2nd and (

/~
-c>"
~

5
48

11:

"8 - "4
1

l+x 2

16 -

as the 1st function]

)
n

_---:"x(_:::-:-?) d x :
(Ls x) l+x

(A *)

2:

(B)

4
dx
Io ---,----------::-
(1 + x) (1 + x

2:.

00

(C*) is same as

(D) cannot be evaluated

[Hint: Put x = lit and add the two integrals]

7 ...-/1ff(x) =

'5

in (l

(A *) f(t) =

1t

~ x2 sin
sm e

e) de, x ~ 0 then:

(.Jt+l- 1)

(B*) f' (t) =

(0) none of these.

(C) f(x) cannot be determined


dl

sin 2 e

nl2

[Sol. f' (x) = dx ==

sin 2

1t

2Jt+l

dI

eo + xsin 2 e) de = dx ==

11/2

de
1+ xsin 2 e

Multiply W. and Dr. by sec 2e and proceed]

~b.

C E R and satisfy 3 a + 5b + 15
(A*) atleast one root in (- 1,0)
(C*) atleast two roots in (- 1, 1)


[Hint
H
:

If
o

c~

O. the equation ax' + bx' + C = O'has:


(B*) atleast one root in (0, 1)
(D) no root in (- 1, 1)

f (x)dx=-+-+c=a b
1
(3a+5b+15c)=0
5

15

=> B Since f(x) is even

~ dx

~et u = ox+x+
f4721

=> A => C]

x 2dx
& v=
4 7 2 ] then:

ox+x+
00

(A) v> u
(B*) 6 v = 1[
(C*) 3u + 2v = 51[/6
[Hint: put x = l/t in u or v => u = v. Now consider u + v ]

(0*) u + v = 1[/3

~) = 11en+ tt
dt where x > 0 then the value(s) of x satisfying the equation,

f(x) + f(1/x) = 2 is:


(A) 2
(B) e

(0*) e2

(C*) e -2

.en 2x

[Hint: f(x) =-2- = 2 => C, 0 ]


.

1 .

11 ~et f" (x) = 3x 2 sm - - x cOS-, If x:j:. 0; f(O) = 0 and f(lIn) = 0 then

(A*) f(x) is continuous at x = 0


(C*) f" (x) is continuous at x = 0

(B) f(x) is non derivable at x = 0

(0*) f" (x) is non derivable at x = 0

3 . I of
0

[Hint: f(x) = x slOT ~ x*"]

[
o If x = 0

Je

UoSin2x

dx can be found in terms of known functions of x then u can be:

(*A) x
Sol.

(*B) sinx

(*C) cosx

(*D) cos 2x

feX.sin2x dx , feSinx.sin2x dX, Je COSX.sin2x dX, feCOS2Xosin2x dx

all can be evaluated

~ Let

Hence (A) (B) (C) (D)

f (x) = tan x - tarr'x + tan-x - tan?x +

00,

where x

(0, :), then which of the following

is / are correct?
rr

(A*) ff(x)dx =
o

(C*) Lim f(x) = 1


X--70+

[Sol.

(D) f (x) is an odd function

1.
=-sm2x

l+tan x 2

Now verify the alternatives.


tan x

f(x) =

In a given figure, area of shaded region can be obtained by


b

(*A)

(*C)

[f(x) - g(x)1 dx

(B)

f
a

[If(x) 1+1 g(x)l] dx

(D)

[f(x)

f
a

+g(x)1 dx

[If(x)!-I g(x)!]dx

x= a

x=b
y

=g{x)
4

f(x) > 0, g(x) < 0

Sol.

for V x

and f(x) > g(x)

(a, b)

Hence (A)

Hence (C)

If(x)1 = f(x) and Ig(x)\ = -g(x)

Hence (A) (C)

~hiCh ofthe following statement(s) is/are TRUE?

(A *) If function y = f(x) is continuous at x = c such that f(c) *- 0 then f(x) f(c) > 0 \j X
where h is sufficiently small positive quantity.

(B)

~~~t ~ In((I+~J(I+~}- ... .(I+~)J =

(c - h, c + h)

1 + 21n 2.

(C*) Let f be a continuous and non-negative function defined on [a. b].


b

If Jf(x)dx = 0 then f(x) = 0

\j X E

[a,b].

JQD*) Let f be a continuous function defined on [a, b] such that Jf(x)dx = 0, then there exists

atleast one c

(a, b) for which fCc) = O.

[Sol.(A) The expression f(x) f(c)

\j X E

(c - h, c + h) where h ~ 0+is equivalent to Lim f(x) f(c) which equals


x~o

to (f(c))2 because f(x) is continuous.

:. f(x)f(cO \jxE(c-h,c+h)whereh~O+.

(B)

We have I = Lim

n-e eo

~n In[(I+~)(I+~)
...... (I+~J] = Lim~ln f[(I+~)
n
n
n
n
n
n~<X)

k~1

Lim~n i In(I+~)=
flnxdx = [x(lnx -1))::; =-1 +21n2 ~ - 0.4.
n
n~<X)

k~1

(C)

~ 0 => Jf(x)dx~O.

Given f(x)

But given ff(x)dx =0, so this can be true only when f(x) = O.
a
b

(D)

Jf(x)dx =0 => y = f(x) cuts x axis at least once.


a

So there exists at least one c E (a, b) for which f(c) = o.

~: R ~ R be a continuous function such that

f(x) = J2tf(t)dt, then which of the following


1

does not hold(s) good?


(A*)f(n)= ell

[Sol.

.,' f'(x)

= 2x f(x)

(B*)f(1)=e

(C*) f(O)

(D*) f(2) = 2

n f(x) = x2 + C

f(x) = Ae X
':f(l)=O
=>
O=Ae
Hence f(x) = 0, Vx E R
=>

=>
11,=0
A, B, C, D ]

(sin- 1 eX +sec- 1 e-X)dx


The value of the definite integral J
-1 a
-1 X)( x
-X) (aER)is
_<x,Ctan e + tan e e + e
a

17

(B) dependent on a

(A *) Independent of a
(C*)

(D) ~{n(2tan-1 e a )
2

1t

-t:
2

[Sol.

We have 1= a [sin eX + COS-I eX


J tan-1ea+tan-Je x
-00
eX
-dx
Put tanle" = t => -2x

+1

J[~J dx = 2: j
e 2x+l

-1

2_ 00(tan

a 1
-I X
e +tan e)

(e

2~X

JdX

+1)

= dt

(A) continuous and differentiable V x E (0, 3]


(B*) continuous but not differentiable V x E (0, 3]
(C) f(1) = e

(D*) f(2) = 2(e -1)

[Sol.

Wehave f(x)= Jet-[IJdt = Je{t}dt,so


o
0
X

Jeldt if xE[0,1)
f(x)

X
Jet dt+ Jet-! dt if x E [1,2)

{
=> f(x)

X-1
e
if
(e-1)+(e X-I-1) if
2(e-1)+(e X- 2 -1) if

(
xE[0,1)
xE[1,2)
xE[2,3)

Jeldt+ Je.Hdt+ Je l- 2dt if xE[2,3)

Clearly f(x) is continuous V x > but not differentiable V x EN=>


Alsof(2)=2(e-1)=0=2(e-l) => (D)]

~J
(sinx 2sin 2 x-cos~)+ cosx(1+ 2sin2x) -2sin 3 x d
I~
..
x

Sin x(1 + sin2x)

(B)

equals-

(A) -x + lnlsinx] + Zlnlsinx + cosx] + c

(*B)

x + lnlsinx] + Zlnlsinx + cosx] + c

lnlsinxt 1+ sin2x)1 - x + C

(C)
(*D)

Sol.

lnlsinxt l + sin2x)1 + x + C
2

(sinx + 2sin xcosx) + cosx(1 + 2sin2x) - 2sin x dx


sin x(1+ sin2x)

J
J

sinx(1+ sin2x) + cosx(1 + sin2x) +2sinx(2cos x -1) dx


sin x(1 + sin 2x)

lnlsinx] + ln]l + sinx] + c


lnlsinx] + Zlnlsinx + cosx] + c

= x +
= x +

.J3 dx
20

./

Let In =

-l-
n (n
o +x

= 1, 2,

) and Lim In = 10 (say), then which of the following statement(s)


n~oo

is/are correct? (Given: e = 2.71828)


(B) 12 < 10
(A *) I) > 10
[Sol.

We have I] = in (1 +

(C*) 10 + II + 12 > 3

(D*) 10 + 11 > 2

.J3)

1t
=

Lim I = Lim [

n~oo

n~oo

J~+ 1~ ]
l+x n

l+x n

= IfdX=l

zero

= 1. Now verify all alternatives.

Let f (x) be a twice differentiable function defined on (- 00, 00) such that f (x) = f (2 - x) and

f{i)
37

=0. Then

The minimum number of values where f "(x) vanishes on [0, 2] is


(A) 2
(B) 3
(C*) 4
(D) 5
]

38

f{

2e X
ff '(1+x)x
dx is equal to

-]

(A) 1

(B)

39

(C) 2

1t

(D*) 0

f (l - t)e-COS7tldt ff(2 t)eCOS7ttdt .

IS

equal to

(A *)

ff' (t )eCOS7tldt

[Sol.

(B) 1

(C) 2

(D)

1t

(1)
f(x)=f(2-x) => f'(x)=-f'(2-x)

....(1)

Putting x = -

2' 4

we get

Putting x = 1 in (1)
f'(1)=-f'(1) => f'(1)=O
f'(x) = 0 will have atleast five real roots in [0, 2]
f "(x) = 0 will have at least four real roots in [0, 2]
(2)
Replacing x by 1 + x in (1), we get
fl(l +x)=-f'(1-x)
1

Let

1= ff'(1+x)x

2e X

dx

....(2)

-1

1= ff'(l-x)x

2e X

dx

-1

1=- ff'(l+x).x

2e x 2

dx

(': f'(1 +x)=-f'(1-x))

....(3)

-1

from (2) + (3), we get 21 = 0 => 1=0


(3)
1

Let

ff(l- t)e

I=

dt -

-cos xt

ff(2 - t)eCosnt dt

= ff(l-(l- t)e-cosn(l-t) dt - ff(2 - t)ecosntdt

( in 1st)

= ff(t)eCOS1ttdt- ff(t)eCosntdt

(.',

f(2-t)=f(t))

( ..

f (2 - t)ecOS n(2 -

ff(t)eCOS1ttdt = 2 ff(t)eCOS 1ttdt

t)

= f (t)eCOS7tl)

ff(t)eCOS1ttdt = ff(t)eCOS 1ttdt

1=0
2

ff'(t)eCOS

1tt

{.".

f'(2-t)=-f'(t)} ]

~2

Let g: R ~ R be a differentiable function which satisfies

g(x) = 1 + fg(t)dt and

g' (0) = 1

o
40

The value of g (in 10) + g' (in 10) + gil (in 10) is equal to

(A) 0

41

(B)

10

The value of definite integral

1[~,

g(r x) dx is equal to
(B*) in (1 + e- I + e-2)
(D) (1 + e- I + e2)

(A) in (1 + e + e')
(C) in (1 + e + e2 )

42

I
(D) 30

(C*) 30

Number of solution of the equation f(- x)


(A) 0
(B*) I

f(x) is equal to
(C) 2

(D) 3

[Sol.

We have g(x) = 1 + Jg(t)dt


(1)
o
Now, on differentiating both the sides of equation (1) with respect to x, we get
(2)
g' (x) = g(x)
But g(x) = 0 (Not possible as g(O) = 1)

J~(~; dx

SO,

Jl dx

=> in (g(x) =_x + A .

(i)

. . A = 0 (As g(O) = 1)
Hence g(x) = e"
Hence g (in 10) + g' (in 10) + gil (in 10) = 10 + 10 + 10 = 30

(ii)

We have f(x) + f(2x) +

00

If x < 0 then e" < 1.

. 1(~,g(rx+x ~ 1;~~~ ~ [-v (l-dt:


n

(iii)

As f(- x) = f(x) gives e- X = e" => e2x = 1


..
x=O
mber of solution of given equation is one.

Consider the function defined on [0, 1] ~ R

f(x) =

sinx-xcosx
x2
if x:;t 0 and f(O) = 0

Jf(x)dx equals
o
(A*) I -sin (1)
[Sol.

(B) sin (1) - 1

1 sin
. x

cos x
. ( 1 )1
J-2- dx- J--dx = smx -

OX

OX

(C) sin (1)


I

(D) - sin (I)

cos x

+ Jcosx---:dx - J--dx
0- x
OX

. ]1

sm x

= -x 0 =(I)-sin(1) Ans.]

I t

Lim 2" Jf(x)dx equals

t---+O t

(A) 1/3

(B*) 1/6

Jf(x)dx

m x -~cosx dx

Lim -,,-0_-::-_ = Lim -=-o


t2

t---+O

(D) 1/24

[Sol.

(C) 1/12

x-=t2

t---+O

using L'Hospital's rule

sint-tcost
1- L im
2
-

t 2t

t-t0

L'

im

t-t0

cost(tant-t) = _I Lim sec 2t-1


3
2t
2 t-t0
3t 2

I
6 Ans.]

Assertion reasoning
x

Consider a differentiable function y = f (x) which satisfies f(x) = Jef(t)sin t - sin(t - x))dt

/1

Statement-It The differential equation corresponding to y

= f (x) is a first order linear differential

equation.

Statement-2: The differential equation corresponding to y = f(x) is of degree one.

(A) Statement-l is true, statement-2 is true and statement-2 is correct explanation for statement-I.
(B*) Statement- I is true, statement-2 is true and statement-2 is NOT the correct explanation for statement-I.
(C) Statement-I is true, statement-2 is false.
(D) Statement- I is false, statement-2 is true.
x

[Sol.

We have f(x) = Jf(t)sin tdt- Jsin(t-x)dt


o
0

'-----.r------'
(King property)

=:>f(x)= Jf(t)sintdt+ Jsintdt

o
0

:. f' (X) = f(x) sin x + sin x

dy

dx

~
24

- y sm x = sin x which is linear ]

tatement-l: Let In = (1- X


o

5 n
)

1
dx , Then - 10

III

55
= -.
56

Statement-2: Ifu (x) and v (x) are differentiable function, then JUdv = uv - JVdu + C,
where C is constant of integration.
(A) Statement-l is true, staternent-Z is true and statement-2 is correct explanation for statement-I.
(B) Statement-I is true, statement-2 is true and statement-2 is NOT the correct explanation for statement- I.
(C) Statement-I is true, statement-Z is false.

(D*) Statement-l is false, statement-Z is true.

10

~
5

~ J Int
I t t

Statement-I: f(x) =
"-

(1)

dt{x > 0) then f(x) = -f

+ +

XJln t dt
( 1) 1 ( )2
Statement-2: If f(x) = - - then f(x) + f - == - Inx
1 t-i l
x
2
(A) Statement-I is true, statement-2 is true and statement-2 is correct explanation for statement-I.
(B) Statement-I is true, statement-2 is true and statement-2 is NOT the correct explanation for statement-I.
(C) Statement-I is true, statement-2 is false.

(D*) Statement-I is false, statement-2 is true.

[Hint

f(~J
== ~/x In t 2 dt . putting t =~. f(~) = f(x)
J I+t+t'
Z'
x
x

~ntl:

If x >O,x"l then f(log, e-(log, e)')dx = x log,

e+e

X
Statement 2: Je (f{x)+f'{x))dx =eXf{x)+C and e1==xifft=fnx
(A *) Statement-I is true, statement-2 is true and statement-2 is correct explanation for statement-l .
(B) Statement-I is true, statement-2 is true and statement-2 is NOT the correct explanation for statement-l .
(C) Statement-I is true, statement-2 is false.
(D) Statement-I is false, statement-2 is true.
Sol

J(log x e-{Iog x e)2)dx


=

I
rl_
__
1 )dx= n!_~Jel
dt
Jlfnx {fnx f
Jl t t 2

{Where t

=.en x}

e1
x
=-+C=-+C=xlog e-t C
fnx
x
t

~t

1:

Statement2:

f2""-"

d (COC' x)= 2""-"

+c w-t..exe

c: 1> R<1.

CO\N:ltq..J-

.en 2
l ~ ~~ }""a ~ OIA
d~(ax+c)=ax.e~a ~e,"lfe. Co'S
~~wt.-.

"T

0../

(A) Statement-I is true, statement-2 is true and statement-2 is correct explanation for statement-I.
(B) Statement-I istrue, statement-2 is true and statement-2 isNOT the correct explanation for statement-I.
(C) Statement-l is true, statement-2 is false.

(D*) Statement-I is false, statement-2 is true.

11

Sol

Since cot' x = ~ - tan -I x,


2

d(coC ' x)=-d(tan- ' x)


2tan-1 x
Thus J2tan-'xd(coC' x)=- Jian-'xd(tan- ' x)=-~+c.
Statement -1 is False

Statement -2 is True.

Column-I

Column-II
2n

(P)

(R)

(A)

Let f(t)=.Jl-sint,then Jf(t)dt- Jf(t)dt,isequalto


o
0

(B)

For x :to 2, if

(C)

Let f be a differentiable function on R satisfying f(x) = x2 + Jtf\t) dt.

Je X(4-X)dx=2,then fxeX(4-X)dx isequalto


4-x
4-x

(R)

If f(O) = -1 then the value of f '(2) is equal to


e2

(S)

[Ans. (A) Q ; (B) Q; (C) P]

[Sol.
n

(A)

2n

2n ,--_ _

1= Jf(t)dt + Jf(t)dt - Jf(t)dt = J.Jl-sint dt

nOn

Put t = 1t + y, we get

I= JJI - sine
n

1t

+ y) dy = nJ

Jl + sin y dy = ]

cos

r +sin 2'. Idy


2

Put

"2 =e

~ dy=2 de

= 2 J(cose+sine)de =4 Ans.]

o
x

(B)

Let 1=

Jxe X(4-X) dx
4-x
x

Also, 1=

J(4-x)e
4-x

.... (1 )

X(4-X)dx

....(2)
x

Adding (1) and (2), we get, 21 =

J4 e
4-x

X(4

- x)dx ~ 21 = 4

2, so 1 = 4 Ans.]

12

(C)

Differentiate given relation w.r.t 'x' to get f' (x) = 2x +x f(x) => f' (x) = (2+f(x))x
dy
dy
Let y = f(x) then dx = 2x + xy or -2- = x dx
x
+y

(As C = 0 beacause f(O) = - 1)

So, y' (x) = x e


Hence

y'(2)

-2-

=2

~Itan x tan(ax + b)dx and 1 = Icot x cot(ax + b)dx


2

Sol.

Column-I

Column-II

(A) value of I, for a = 1 is

(P) x - cot b

(B) value of 12 for a = 1 is

(Q) cot b zn

(C) value ofI I for a = - 1 is

(R) cot b

(D) value of I, for a = - 1 is

(S) x + cot b

b)
.en cos(x+C
cos x

sinx

x+C

sin/x-i-b)

.en (

cosx )
cos(x+ b)

-x+C

smx J
.en.
( sm(b-x) + C

11= Itanxtan(ax+b)dx

CPr)--0

(A) for a = 1,

C (3) ~~ p

II = Itanxtan(x+b)dx

[C) ---~

tan b = tan [(x+b) - (x)]


tan(x + b) - tan x
1+ tan(x + b) tan x

(D)-3 S

tan(x -i- b) - tan x - tan b


or tan (x + b)tan x = ---'-----'----
tanb

13

or II = _1_ f(tan(x + b)- tan x - tan b)dx


tanb

= --[-Iogcos(x + b)+ logcosx- x tan b]+ c


tan b

or 11 = cot b.e n (

cosx ) -x+c
cos(x + b)

tanA+tanB
tan(A + B) = 1- tan A tan B
(B) 12 = fcotxcot(ax + b)dx
for a = 1
cot b = cot ((x + b) - x)
cot b=

cot(x + b)cot x + 1
cot x - cot( x + b)

or cot (x + b) cot x = cot b cot x - cot b cot (x + b) - 1


or 12 = S(cotbcotx -vcot bcot(x + b) -1)dx
= cot b Scotxdx-cotb Scot(x+ b)dx- flodx
= cot b log (sin x) - cot b log (sin (x + b) - x
= cot b log

smx
-x
sin(x + b)

(C) for a = - 1

I} = Stanxtan(b-x)dx
tan b = tan (x + (b - xj)
tan x + tan(b- x)
1- tan x tan(b- x)
tan x tan (b - x) =

tan b-tanx -tan(b- x)


b
tan

or I] = _1_ f(tan b-tan x -tan(b- xdx


tanb

= --[x tan b + logcosx -logcos(b - x)] + c


tanb

= x + cot b log

cosx

+c
cos(b- x)

(D) 12 = feat x cot(ax + b)dx


for a = - 1

14

cot b = cot (x + (b - x))


cot x cot(b - x) - 1
cotx + cot(b - x)
or cot x cot (b - x) = cot b (cot x + cot (b - x)) + 1
or 12 = I[(cotb(cotx+cot(b-x))+l]dx
= cot b [ log sinx] +x
sin(b-x)
Column - II

Column - I
(A)

If I = I

sin x - cos x

1t

31t

I'SInX-COSXIdx, where -4 < x < -8.

(P)

sin x

(Q)

x+c

(R)

enlxJ

(S)

sin- 1 x

then I equal to
(B)

- 1 f[ x' + l) C
J(x3+l)(x3+2) dx-"3
x 3+2 + ,
X2

If

then f(x) is equal to


(C)

If Isin- x.cos' x dx = f " (x)[%x - xf " (x )-2Jl- x J+ 2x +C,


then f(x) is equal to

Ix:(x) =f(f(x))+C, then f(x) is equal to

(D)

If

Sol.

A ---" Q, B ---" R,C ---" P,D ---" R

(A)

1t
31t th
.
If 4 < x < 8' en Sill x > cos x
sin x - cos x d X= II .d x=x+c
IIsinx
- cos xl
x 2 dx

(B)

I(X 3+1)(x3+2) =3
.,

f(x) = enlxl

=>

i(

=>

sin"

1- - -1
1 Ix3 + 11
3x 2() dx=-en--+c
x3 + 1 x 3 + 2
3
x +2

x sin" x +Jl-x

2)-

(x (sin- x

2
+ sin " xJl-x -x) + c By parts

x[~x -xsin-1 x - 2~il-X2 J +~Jl-x2 + 2x + c


.2 .

f-1 (x) = sin" x,f(x) = sinx


(D)

Ix endX x =enlenlxll+c
1 j

f(x) = enlxl.
f .:'1

EXERCISE I(C)
Subjective type

~ider the polynomial f(x) = ax2 + bx + c. If

f (0) = 0, f (2) = 2 then the minimum value of

flf'(x)ldx equals

o
(B)1

(A) 0
[Sol.

2
2
JIf'(x)ldx ~ ff'(x)dx;

/'

(D) None

(C*) 2
2
W'(x)ldx ~ f(2) = 2

Let f(x) be a continuous function on [0,4] satisfying f(x) f(4 - x) = 1.

. 4

The value of the definite integral

(A) 0

1
fol+f(x)
dx equals

(B) 1
1
fol+f(x)
dx

/1

(C*) 2

(D) 4

[Sol.

Let I =

.... (1)

Now on applying king property in (1), we get


1

1- ol+f(4-x) dx ,

1
putf(4-x)= f(x)

f(x) d
1= of(x)+1 x

....(2)

Now (1) + (2)

21 =

fdX

1=2

~
18

(A)

[Sol.

T=

Let

ln 2

23x

2x 1

e +e
foe3x+e
2x-ex+l dx, then e

7
4

(B)

We have T =

7
2

equals

(C)

11
2

(D*)

11
4

In2 (3e3X + 2e2x _ e") _ (e 3x + e 2x _ eX + 1)


d X = In e 3x + e 2x - e X+ - x ]In 2
e3x+ e 2x_ ex+l
0
o

1)

~ ~

= (/n(8+4-2+1)-/n2)-(ln2-0) =In

211 -ln2=/n 411

eT = e

In!2

11

4 =

g(x)

If

f(t) dt = x + cos nx-el

'if x ~ 1, where g(x) is inverse of f(x). If f(3) =4, then f '(3) is

(*A) ~

(B) ~
4

(C) 8

(D) 4
16

g(x)

So.I

f (t) dt =

+ cos(nx) + 1

f(g(x)). g'(x) = 2x - nsinnx


since f(x) and g(x) are inverse of each other f(g(x)) = x
x g'(x) = 2x - nsinnx
substituting x = 4
4g'(4) = 8 => g'(4) = 2
Hence f '(3) = ~

Let the curve y = f(x) passes through origin and satisfies the differential equation dy + fydx = 27 . If a
dx 0
and b are chosen randomly from the set S = {I, 2,3,4} with replacement. The probability that the above
curve passes through (a, b) is .
1
(A) ..::.

(B)

1
(C*)

1
8

(D)

12

[Sol.

LetA= fydx

dy

- =27-A => y=(27-A)x+C


dx

Curve passes through origin

....(1)

C=O

y = (27 -A) x

A= fydx = f(27-A)xdx

o
0
25
2A
2A
27A
A= (27 -A)~
27-A= ~
27= 25 +A = 25 ~ A=25
2
, 25
curve is y = 2x
On this curve only two points (1,2) and (2,4) will lie.
Total number of ways of selecting two nos a and b with replacement = 4 x 4 = 16

2
1
obability = - =
16
8
x

Let f: (0, (0) ---jo R be a continuous function such that F(x) =

ft f(t)dt.

~~ b)zr(t~~ polMf ~ cJj ~e vql~O/-

IfF(x

2)=x4+x5,then

If(r 2 ) isequalto

. !\ r~I

(A) 216

- - -

(B*) 219

(C) 222

[Sol.

Wehave

ft f (t) dt = X + X
4

7J

'-:--,

x2

F(x2)=

(D) 225

n<1_
---2:~) ~-

.... (1)

On differentiating both the sides w.r.t. x, we get

2x (x") f (x-) = 4x 3 + 5x4

17

5
f(x 2)=2+ -x
2

....(2)

12
12 (
5)
(5)(12)(13)
2
Lf(r ) = L:l2+-r =24+ =24+(15)(13)=24+195=216
r~I
r=1
2
2
2
12

Hence

~f(r2)=219 -;:..~)t.73.

~~L
Sol.

1=

b)~~\r-

fo1""'e.. rc.Juo.,....-t.']

2) dx: A n(x - 3) + B n (x - 2) + c, then find the value of A + B.


[Ans. 1]

x-I
dx= {2
- - -1
- Jdx
f(x-3)(x-2)
x-3 x-2

::::> 1=2 en (x - 3) - en (x - 2) + c

so A=2, B =-1

:. A + B = 1

2.

Let f(x), g(x) and h(x) are continuous function in [0, a] such that f(a - x) = f(x) , g(a - x) +

g(X~ ~ 0 and h(x) + h( a Sol.

\ a

x)

~ 3 th~at\I f(x). g(x). h(x) dx

V~ I .e

1= f(x).g(x).h(x) dx

OJ-

o
a

J~ t r"} .~

Ii'

(')1)4 )(

ff(a-X).g(a-X).h(a-X)dX

f(x).(-g(x)).(3 - 2h(x) )dx

o
a

=
=

:r.

-3 f(x).g(x) dx + 2 f(x).g(x).h(x) dx

-3 f(x). g(x) dx + 2

.-r

c;:l./":/

_~ ~f f(x).g(x) dx

15

70

Iff(x)+f(x+4)=f(x+2) 'v'xER and ff(X)dX=10 then find the value of ff(X)dX


3

Sol.

f(x) + f(x + 4) = f(x + 2)

10

........ (i)

replace x by x + 2

18

f(x + 2) + f(x + 6)
(i) + (ii)

= f(x + 4)

f(x) + f(x + 6)

......... (ii)

......... (IIl)

replace x by x + 6

=0

f(x + 6) + f(x + 12)


(iii) - (iv)

........... (iv)

f(x) - f(x + 12) = 0

hence f(x) is periodic with period 12


15

3+12

12

ff(X)dX= ff(X)dX=> ff(X)dX=10


3

70

Also

~
~

If

10+60

f(x) dx =

:x

12e

-1

12

10

f(x) dx = 5 f(x) dx = 50

= P .en(qe - 1) - 1 , then the value of p + q is


[Ans. 3]

(
dx
!2eX-l
I

Sol.

+1]

Y'2e X-2e X
2ex - 1

= ~l

= [fn(2e X - 1 ) -

X]01

1/f

dx

2e

= ~l2ex-1

1 dx

= fn(2e - 1) - 1

~p=1;q=2

A,w".

cos(x + rsin x) dx =S, then the value of S is

[Ans.O]

Sol.

cos(x + rsinx) = cos x . cos(r sinx) - sinx. sin(rsinx)

"

~ fercosx .cos(x + r sin x) dx

= "Jercosx.{cosx.cos(r sin x) -sin x.sin(r sin x)} dx

"
1"
= Je rcosx.cos(r sin x).cosxdx+- Jercosx(-rsin x).sin(r sin x) dx
o r o

= Jercosx .cos(r sinx).cos

xdx+~[lercosx.sin (r sinx) I: - fe rcosx cos(r sinx)r cos Xdx]

o r o

~ Iercosx. siner sin x) I:

~the two linesAB:

(X

= ~[e-r.(O)-er.(o)] =0
r

Si:X +l}X Jx +y = 3t and AC: 2t x + Y = 0 intersect at a point A, then

x-coordinate of point A as t

~ 0, is equal to E.q

(p and q are in their lowest form). Find (p + q).

19

[Ans.5]
[Sol.

.
3t
.
t
Ltrn 21 .
21
= 3 ; L tm
21
t-tO Jsin x
1-t0 Ksmx)
--+1 dx- I.dx
--dx
o x
o x
0

X A=

3
2 sin 2t
2t

to

If J == Jsgn(sin nxjdx , then 10] is equal to,

where sgn x denotes signum function ofx

[Ans. 0]

to

J = Jsgn (sin nx) dx

Sol.

(As sgn (sin nx) is periodic with fundamental period 2.)

= 5 Jsgn (sin xx ) dx

o
I

=SJldX+ SJ-ldx==5-S=0

,:,-.
.

.fi+14

x +x + 2
2
2 dx.
J
.fi-I (x +1)

Evaluate

[Sol.

Let x == tan8
3n

[Ans.2]

3n

3n

2
8 sec 8 sec 8 + 2
8(
)
8(
)
== J
- 4 .
sec28d8 = J\sec28-1+2cos28 d8 ==
J\sec 28-1+I+cos28 d8
n
sec 8
n
n

3n

3n

[ s i n 28]8
2
1t sec 8 + cos 28 d8 =
tan G+-2- 2: = 2
J
8

dy

~ Given y (0) = 2000 and dx = 32000 - 20y2, then find the value of ~~1!;

[Sol.

y(x)

W .

[Ans.4]

dy
We have dx = 20(1600 - y2)

=>

J(40)~y- y
1
80

== 20 dx

40+y
40-y

=> - / n - - = 20x + C'


40 + Y

=> 40-y

kel600x

==

or

40+y
In- - = 1600x + C
40-y

, where k = eC (let)

20

2y

ke1600x -1

=> 80 = kel600x + 1 (using componendo & dividendo)

:.

18

.
. rk-e-1600X]

Lim y = 40 LIm
. -1600
= 40

x~oo
x~coL k - e
x

~ntinuous real function

VI.

f satisfies f (2x) = 3 f (x) V X

E
2

[Ans.5]

If Jf (x) dx = 1, then compute the value of definite integral Jf( x) dx .

o
[Sol.

....(1)

We have f(2x) = 3 f(x)


1

and

....(2)

Jf(x)dx=l

11
From (1) and (2),

- Jf(2x)dx = 1
3
0

Put 2x =t,
2

12
- Jf(t)dt = 1 =>

6 0

Jf(t)dt = 6

=>

o .

Jf(t)dt + Jf(t)dt:::: 6

Hence Jf(t)dt=6- Jf(t)dt =6-1 =5

Consider a polynomial P(x) of the least degree that has a maximum equal to 6 at x = 1, and a minimum
equal to 2 at x = 3. Compute the value of P(2) + P'(O).
[Sol. The polynomial is an everywhere differentiable function. Therefore, the points of extremum can only
be roots ofthe derivative. Furthermore, the derivative of a polynomial is a polynomial. The polynomial
of the least degree with roots Xl = I and ~ = 3 has the from a(x - 1) (x - 3).
Hence P'(x) = a(x -1) (x- 3) = a(x 2 -4x + 3) since atthe point x = 1, there must be P(I) = 6, we have
x

P(x)= Jp'(x)dx+6
= a J(x

2-4X+3)dx+6=a (

4)

3
~-2x2+3x-+6

The coefficient 'a' is determined from the condition P(3) = 2, whence a = 3.

Hence P(x) = x 3
- 6x2 + 9x + 2

Now P(2) = 8 - 24 + 18 + 2 = 28 - 24 = 4

Also P'(x) = 3(x2 - 4x + 3) => P'(O) = 9

:. P(2) + P'(O) = 4 + 9 = 13

21

~ A~":?B~"L (

~~- <6 (3 -==--3

----

__

--"

.~~ Tl~

----
2-3
Y'2..._

- __
--

~)

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