N Naf Yad: Prepa
N Naf Yad: Prepa
N Naf Yad: Prepa
A. (88 −72) B. (
−8 −7
8 21 ) C. (
8 7
−8 21 ) D. (
8 21 )
7 −7
'
31. In a translation T image of p(1, -1) is p (3, 2). If a line ℓ , its parametric equation is given
by (x, y)= (2, -1) + t(1, 1) for are +∈R is translated by T. what is image ℓ .
A. Y=x+3 B. 2x+y=1 C. x-y=2 D. 3y-x=3
32. For what value (s) of ‘k’ does the radius of the sphere x2+y2+z2+kx+4y-2z+4=0 is √ 2?
A. -2 B. 2 C. 4 D. -4
33. What is the minimum distance b/n the point (0, 0, 0) and the sphere x 2+y2+z2+2x+2y-2z-
4=0?
A. √ 28 - √ 3 B.√ 28 + √ 3 C. √ 7 - √ 3 D. √ 28 + √ 3
34. What is the angle b/n the point Po(3, 4, 0) and the Z – axis
π π π π
A. B. C. D.
3 2 6 4
35. Let ¿= Ζ with p(x): x is a multiple of 2 and f(x):x is multiple of 3, then which of the
following describe ¬¿ ¿ ( ∀ x [p(x) ⇒¬¿ ¿ q(x)]?
A. There exist at least on x ∈ z that can be both p(x) and q(x)
B. There exists at least one x ∈ z that can be p(x) but not q(x).
C. Each x in z if it’s in p(x) then it cannot be in q(x).
D. There exist at least one x ∈z that can be neither in p(x) nor in q(x)
n
36. 1 + 3 + 5 + + - - - - - + 2n – 1= (n+1)
2
Step - 1
Proof:- Let us show it is true for n=1
⇒ 1 (2)= 1 which is true
2
Let us assume it is true for n=K
k
i.e 1 + 3 + 5 + - - - - - +2k – 1= (k + 1)
2
Step – 2 Let us show that it is true for n=k+1
( )
i.e. it is equals to
k +1
2
(k+2)
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1+ 3+5+−−−−−+ 2 k−1+2 ( 4 +1 )−1
⇒
k
( k +1 )+ 2 k +1
2
k ( k +1 ) 4 k +2 k +1
2
≠
2 ( )(k +2) , then which of the following is always true?
A. This indicates principle of mathematical induction does not always hold
B. This statement cannot be proved by PMI
C. The statement is not correct D. None
37. Which of the following nth term formula define the sequence? {0, 1, 3, . . .}
n
A. n – 1 B. 2n - 1 – 1 C. –1 D. n! – 1
n!
−1 an+1
38. Let an = then = ________!
(n+1)! an
1 1
A. B. C. n + 1 D. n + 2
n+1 n+2
39. In an A.P if the A27=60, then S53= _______?
A. 3180 B. 1590 C. 3120 D. 1560
∞
40. ∑ ( 2 +31−k )=_______?
3−2 k
A. 8/3 B. 25/6 C. 5/6 D. 3/2
K=1
{
2
x −1if x ≥−1 lim f ( x)
44. Let f(x)= , then =?
x +1 ifx←1 x →−1
A. 0 B. -2 C. 1 D. ∄
{
3
sin (2 x)
if x >0
45. Let f(x)= sin ( x 3 ) Continuous at x=0, then a=?
2 a cos ( x )−1if x <0
A. 3/2 B. -3/2 C. 9/1 D. 7/2
( )
2 x−1
1 x
46. lim ¿ x → ∞ + =________? A. 0 B. 1 C. e6 D. e3
3 x +1
A. -6 B. 6 C. 0 D. -12
2x
55. Which of the following always true about f(x)= 2 ?
x +1
A. Range=[-1, 1] C. Range=[-√ 3 , √ 3 ]
B. f (1) is local minimum value D. (0, √ 3) is on inflection pt.
56. H2O is being poured to an inverted right cone that makes 60 0with the vertical at a rate of
20cm3/min if the radius of the cone is √ 3cm then how fast the H2O level raise up if the H2O is
at a depth of 2cm?
45 135
A. cm/min B. 45 cm/min C. cm/min D. 135 cm/min
π π
57. What is the minimum distance between f(x)=x2+1 and the point (0, 2)?
A. 3/2 unit B.
√ 3 unit C. √ 3 D.
√5 unit
2 2
58. Of the following one is the possible anti – derivative of f(x)=tan2(x), which one?
1 1
A. tan (x) sec (x) + |sec ( x ) + tan(x)|
2 2
1 1 ℓ
B. tan (x) sec (x) - n|sec ( x ) + tan(x)|
2 2
1 ℓ
C. n |sec ( x ) + tan(x)| - tan(x) sec (x)
2
D. ℓ n |sec ( x ) + tan(x)| + sec (x) tan (x)
59. ∫ sin ( 2 x ) cos ( 2 x ) dx=¿ ?
– C 0 s (4 x) −1
A. +c C. sin2(2x) + c
8 4
2
cos (2 x)
B. +C D. None
4
x
e
60. ∫ x−¿ e = ________?
dx
A. –(e)e− x+c B. (e)e-x + c C. –e−e x + c D. e-ex+ c
+ ℓ n |csc(x)| +c
– C 0 t ( x ) 1 ℓ |csc(x)|
2 2
– Cs c ( x )
A. C. +2 n +c
2 2
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A. x/2 (cos ( ℓ n(x)) – sin ( ℓ n(x))+ C C. x/2[cos ( ℓ n(x) + sin ( ℓ n(x))] + C
B. x[cos( ℓ n(x)) + sin ( ℓ n(x)] + C D. x/2[sin (x) + cos (x)] + c
1
63. ∫ ¿ dx=_________?
¿¿
A. ¼ [
−1 −1
x+1 x−1
+n| |
x+1
x −1
]+C C. ¼ [
2x
1−x | |
2
+n
x +1
x−1
]+C
+n|
x−1|
+n|
x−1|
2x x +1 2x x +1
B. ¼ [ 2 ]+C D. 2 ]+C
x −1 1−x
64. What is the area of the region enclosed b/n Y=|x +1| and Y=2 - |x|
A. 3/2∪2 B. 5/2∪2 C. 1/2∪2 D. 1∪2
x
t '
65. Let= F(x)∫ dt , then F ( x ) =_________?
−x sin ( t )+1
A. 2x sec(x) B. -2sec2(x) C. 2xsec2(x) D. -2x csc2(x)
en close b/n f (x) and x – axis on [-1, 1] after rotated about ____ x axis?
( )
2
e 2−1 1−e 3
A. (e2-1) π ∪3 B. ( )π ∪3 C. π∪ D. (1 – e2) π ∪3
e e
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