GRAND TEST-1 S.

SWAMYNATH

MATHEMATICS

61 A 62 D 63 C 64 A 65 A

66 B 67 C 68 A 69 D 70 B
71 C 72 B 73 C 74 C 75 C
76 A 77 A 78 A 79 A 80 C
81 0 82 -3 83 4 84 -2 85 0
86 10 87 3 88 55 89 1 90 1

SOLUTIONS
MATHS
61. (a)
dy dy / d n sec n  tan   n cos n 1  sin 
 
dx dx / d sec  tan   sin 
n (sec n   cos n  )

sec   cos  (Dividing N r and D r by tan  )
2
 dy  n 2 (sec n   cos n  ) 2
  
  dx  (sec   cos  ) 2

n2 [(secn   cos n  )2  4secn  cos n  ] n 2 ( y 2  4)

 
(sec   cos  )2  4sec  .cos  x2  4
2
 dy 
( x  4)    n 2 ( y 2  4)
2

  dx  .
i j k i j k
x y z  4 3 7 ,
1 1 1 1 1 1
62. (d) d  b  c  b gives where d  xi  yj  zk (say)
On solving, x  1, y  8, z  2 Hence d  i  8 j  2k.
63. (c) f  x   f   x 
C
64.  A B   AC  B 

  AC  B C    AC  B C 

  AC  B C    AC  B C    B C  AC    B C  B 

 AC   AC   B  BC    U

 AC   AC     U
 AC  AC  U  AC
65. (a) p , q, r are positive and are in A.P.
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pr
q 
2 ......(i)
2
 The roots of px  qx  r  0 are real
2
 pr
q 2  4 pr  2   4 pr
  [using (i)]
2 2
 p  r  14 pr  0
2
r r
   14    1  0
  p  p (Q p  0 and p  0)
2 2
r  r  2
  7   48  0   7   (4 3)  0
 p    p 
r
7  4 3
 p .
3
66. (b ) cos3 x  4 cos  3cos x

67. (c)The last digit of the product will be 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8 or 9 if and only if each of thepositive integers n
8
.
ends in any of these digits. Now the probability of an integer ending in 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8 or 9 is 10
n
4
  .
Therefore the probability that the last digit of the product of n integers in 1, 2,3, 4,6,7,8 or 9 is  5 
4 2
 .
The probability for an integer to end in 1,3,7 or 9 is 10 5

n
2
  .
Therefore the probability for the product of n positive integers to end in 1,3, 7 or 9 is  5 

n n n n
 4  2 4 2
    
Hence the required probability  5   5  5n .

68. (a) be the number of times 1, 3 or 4 occur on the die. Then

Let X X follows a binomial distribution
3 1
p  .
with parameter and 6 2
We have P (1, 3 or 4 occur at most n times on the die)
 P(0  X  n)  P( X  0)  P ( X  1)  .....  P( X  n)
2 n 1 2 n 1 2 n 1
2 n 1 1 2 n 1 1 2 n 1 1
 C0    C1    .....  Cn  
 2 2  2
2 n 1
2 n 1 2 n 1 2 n 1 1
  C0  C1  .....  Cn   
2

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S  2 n1C0  2n 1C1  ......  2n1Cn
Let
 2S  2. 2n 1C0  2. 2n 1C1  .......  2 2 n1Cn
  2n 1C0  2n 1C2n1    2n 1C1  2 n1C2 n   .........   2n 1Cn  2 n1Cn1 
 S  2 2 n.
2 n 1
1 2n 1
2    .
Hence required probability 2 2

69. (d) In MORADABAD, we have 6 different types of letters 3 A s , 2D s and rest four different. We
have to form words of 4 letters.
6
P  6  5  4  3  360
(i) All different 4 .
2 4!
C1 5C2   240
(ii) Two different two alike 2!
1 4!
C1 5C1   20
(iii) 3 alike 1 different 3!
2 4!
C2  6
(iv) 2 alike of one type and 2 alike of other type 2!2!

Therefore total number of words  360  240  20  6  626 .

70. (b)Corrected x  40  200  50  40  7990
 Corrected x  7990 / 200  39.95
2 2 2 2 2
Incorrect x  n [  x ]  200[15  40 ]  365000
2
Correct x  365000  2500  1600  364100
364100
  (39.95)2
 Corrected 200
 (1820.5  1596)  224.5  14.98 .
71. Find the tangent solve with the equation.
 p/q
72. (B) 1  x 

73. (c)We have sin(   )  sin(       )

 sin(   ) cos(   )  cos(   ) sin(   )
 ba  1  b 2 1  a2 and
cos(   )  cos(       )
 cos(   ) cos(   )  sin(   ) sin(   )
 a 1  b2  b 1  a 2
2
 Given expression is cos (   )  2ab sin(   )
'a '
 a 2  b2 .
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74. (C) cc '  aa ' bb '   0

75. (c)We know 1  sin x  1  2  2 sin x  2
3 5 7 3

I   [2sin x]dx   [2sin x]dx  5 [2sin x]dx   [2sin x]dx   [2sin x]dx

2

6 6 2
7

2 2 6 6
5 7 3 2

  6 (1)dx  5 (0)dx   6
(1)dx  72 (2)dx
  7/6 3/2
2 6 6
/2 5/6
 5    7   3 7  –1
   0    2  
 6 2  6   2 6  –2

2  4 
   
6 6 6 2.

76. (a) P is (a sec  , b tan  )

x sec  y tan 
 1
Tangent at P is a b
x y

It meets bx  ay  0 i.e., a b in Q
 a b 
 sec   tan  , sec  tan  
 Q is  
x y

It meets bx  ay  0 i.e., a b in R.
 a b 
 , 
 R is  sec   tan  sec   tan  
a 2  b2 a 2  b2
CQ.CR  .
 (sec   tan  ) (sec   tan  )
2 2
 a 2  b2 , {Q sec   tan   1} .
o
77. (a)From diagram,   45
 Slope = 1 .

2 2

(4, 0) 2 (6, 0)

n
1  2m 
 tan  m 4  m2  2 
 
78. (a) We have m 1

n
 2m 
  tan 1  2 2 
m 1  1  (m  m  1)(m  m  1) 

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n
 (m2  m  1)  (m2  m  1) 
  tan 1  2 2 
m 1  1  (m  m  1)(m  m  1) 
n
1
[tan (m2  m  1)  tan 1 (m2  m  1)]
= m1
 (tan 1 3  tan 1 1)  (tan 1 7  tan 1 3) 
(tan 1 13  tan 1 7)  ......  [tan 1 (n2  n  1)  tan 1 (n 2  n  1)]

1  n2  n 
1 2 1
tan  2 
= tan (n  n  1)  tan 1 =  2 n  n .
79. (a)
(p~q)(~p
p q ~p ~q p~q ~pq
q)
T T
F F F T F
T F
F T T F F
F T
T F F T F
F F
T T F T F
Clearly, ( p  ~ q )  ( p  ~ q ) is a contradiction.
T
80. (C) Find  3 A  4 BT  and adding
e
  [log x  (log x ) 2 ] dx
81. (a) Required
Y area 1

(e, 1)

X
(1, 0)

e e
A   log x dx   (log x) 2 dx
1 1

 [ x log x  x] 1e  [ x(log x)2  2 x log x  2 x] 1e

 [e  e  (1)]  [e(1)2  2e  2e  (2)]
 (1)  (e  2)  3  e .
2 2
82. (d) If the roots of the quadratic equation ax  bx  c  0 exceed a number k, then ak  bk  c  0
if a  0, b  4ac  0 and sum of the roots  2k Therefore, if the roots of x  x  a  0 exceed a
2 2

number a, then
a 2  a  a  0,1  4a  0 and 1  2a
1 1
a a
 a ( a  2)  0, 4 and 2
1 1
a  0 or a  2, a  a
 4 and 2
Hence a  2 .

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83. (c) Given numbers are
z1  10  6i, z 2  4  6i and z  x  iy
 z  z1    ( x  10)  i ( y  6)  
amp   amp  
  z  z2  4  ( x  4)  i ( y  6)  4
( x  4)( y  6)  ( y  6)( x  10)
2
1
 ( x  4)( x  10 )  ( y  6 )
2 2
 12 y  y  72  6 y  x  14 x  40 .....(i)
Now | z  7  9i | | ( x  7)  i( y  9) |
2 2
 ( x  7)  ( y  9) ....(ii)
2 2
From (i), ( x  14 x  49)  ( y  18 y  81)  18
2 2
 ( x  7)  ( y  9)  18
2 2 1/ 2 1/ 2
or [( x  7)  ( y  9) ]  [18]  3 2
 | ( x  7 )  i( y  9) | 3 2 or | z  7  9i | 3 2 .

x 1 y  3 z  1
  s
84. (d) We have, 1  
x  0 y 1 z  2
  t
and 1/ 2 1 1
Since, lines are coplanar then
x 2  x1 y 2  y1 z 2  z1 1 4 1
l1 m1 n1 0 1   0
l2 m2 n2 1/ 2 1 1

On solving,   2 .

cos x dy
dx  0
85. (c) The given differential equation is 2  sin x y  1

 log( 2  sin x )  log( y  1)  log c

 ( y  1) (2  sin x )  c  2  2  c  c  4
4 2  sin x   1
y 1  y y  
Thus, 2  sin x  2  sin x   2  3 .
he side of A

2 2
86. Line AB is x  y  0 , which is diameter of the circle x  y  25. Its length  2r  10 .
Ans: 10

87. n cannot be negative integer for then the limit = 0

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x
2sin 2 x x
 lim 2 2 e  cos x  1 lim e  cos x
Limit
x  0 2 ( x / 2) 2 x n 2 2 x0 x n 2
(n  1 for then the limit  0)

1 e x  sin x
 lim
2 x 0 (n  2) x n 3 .
1
So, if n  3, the limit is 2( n  2) which is finite.

If n  4, the limit is infinite.

Ans: 3
2
88. 1  1  2  2  ...  5  5 
12  12  2 2  2 2  ...... 52  52  2S ,
89.   s  s  a  s  b  s  c   6

r  1
s
Ans: 1
90. Cubing on both sides apply
cos 3  4 cos3   3cos 

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