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Chapter 2 : De Moivre's Theorem
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If n is an integer, sh~w that (1 +.i)n (1 - ·i)n = 2•; cos( ~1t).
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If n is an integer then show that ( 1 + i)2n + (1, - i)2n = 2n + 1 cos· ;1t
(Ana: Page No'. 111)
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• LAd. If n is an integer then show that (1 + cos8 + i sine)n + (J' + cos a- i sin e)n
l
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~osn ( )cos( n ) 1'8'.ill@
= 2n• • 2 .
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+cos f3 + cos y =
0
2
1 , If cos~·+ c~~f3 + co~ =. = sina + sin(l + sin y , ~hen prove t hat cos2a 2
j = s1n2a + s1n2f3 + s1n2 Y'
j 2 .
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If cosa-+: c~sf3 + co~y =_0 = sina sinf3 + sin~ then show that __ • . ,
. ...;(cos 3a + ~os 3p+·cos 3y,_"13 cos (a+f3+y) 89~ . ·:
• (ii)sin 3a + sin 3f3 .+ si_n 3y = ·3 sin (~ + f3 + y)
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If n is an integer_a~d '!- = cis ~.'.. ( ~-:/: (~n 1) then show that :=~ 2)'. = i tan ne.
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1 sm- 1cos- ••
8 8 is - 1.
Show that one value of + . 1t . 7t
l _.smg -ICOSg • •.
(Ans : Page No. -18) 1 . .
(i) If 1, ro; ro2 are cube roote of unity then prove that (2 - co ) (2 - ro 2
) (2 - co 10) (2 - ro 11 ) = 49
1 1
" If a, f3 are_the roots of x?- 2x + = ~, t~en _f?r a,~Y n e N, sho~ !h<?t ~n + pn = 2n• cos ( n; ).
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. Chapter 4 : Theory of Equations
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Solve x 3
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7x + 14~ - 8= 0, give_n tha~ tti~ r<?~ts are in geometric progression. liiiii:tl.'lff 1
(Ans : Page No. 20) •
~ - Solve the. foi16wing e~~~tio~, give~- th~t th.e root~ 0~ .ea,~~ i~ ~-~· .~ .
3x3 - 26x2 + 52x - ~4 = 0. • •
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lAQll. Solve 8x3-36.x2 ::- 18x + 81 = ogiven that the roots of each this equation are in A.P. R&JI.Q
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LAQ 12_. ~ x 3 16x2- 4x + 48 = O. given that the ~ro?y~!~ ~( !two of the roots is 6.
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(An•: Page No. 21) • • r . .
LA6~ Solve l8x3 + s1x2 + 121x + 60 =10 given that one ~oot is equ9t to half the su~ Of
v-·
remaining roots • . . . "'-
(An• : Paga No. 22)
LA~_ _ Find the polynomial equation whose roots are the translates of those of the e •
V ' 4 x4 - 5x3+ 7x2 - 17x + 11 = 0 by - 2. . quattOr\
(An• : Paga No. 22)
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(i) Solve x4- 1Ox3 26x2 - 1Ox + 1 = O ~ ~ t t , @ ~ ~
(ii)Solve 2x5 + x• - 12x3 - 12x2 + x _+ 2 = 0. . ;, ••
(An• : Page No. ~3)
Chapter 6 : Binomial Theorem
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LAQ16. If the coefficients of 4 consecutive terms in the expansion of (1 + x)n are a
0
. I th .... th t a1 + a3 - 2a2 i· 2' Q3, a,
respec t ,ve Y . en _s, tOW <;l • a1 + a2 a3 + a4 ·;- a2 + a3 •
(An.. : Paga No. 24)
LAQl 7. If the coefficien)s of x9• x10• x11 in the expansion qf (l+x)n are in A.P. Then prove th •
n2 - 41 n + 398 =. 0. 8'8imlllt 01
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LA~. If 3~. 84, 126 are ~hree su_ccessive bino~ial coefficients in the expansion' of (1 + x)•.
find n. . , · • . i . · •
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~ - . If n is a po~itive integer .~nd_ x,...is, any_ ~on _ze~o real n+~~ber, !hen prov~ that
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• X x2 x3 x" ( 1+ X
Co+ C1 •2 + C2. 3 .+ C3.~ :!" ......-+:Sn- ,:-i + 1 :=_ , -~~4ll )x.
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L A r If n i~'a positive integer. then pr9ve ·that C 0 .+ -~1 + ~ 2 + _.: nS.~ = 2.~+~ 1 i!jf
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1,AQ21. Find the numerically greatest'term(s) in the e~p~nsion: o·f ,(4 + ·3x}15 When X
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Find the sum of the infinite series
1 1.3 1.3.5 . •
1+ 3 + 3. 6 + 3. 6. 9 •+ ••;
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If x - 5 + 5.1 o + 5 _10_15 + .... oo, then find 3x + 6x
(Ans : Page No. 27) ., • , •' '
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If t - 5 ,+ s.To + 5 . 10 _15 + ........oo. then prove that 9t = 1'-6. I
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If X = t~ ; } ~: + j:: :::l2 ·+ .......:, t~E:n pro:ve ~hat ~x + 24x = 11. 2
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~~L6. Find the sum. of infinite series.
3,5; .'3,5,7 • • 3,5,79 I ; , < • ! )I 2
5.10 5.10. 15 + 5.10.15.20 + ......oo
(Ana : Page No. 29)
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Chipter B: Measures of Dispersion •
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LAQ27. Calculate tt:ie variance and standard d~viation of the following continuous
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@~~ ~ailC ~J(~J i~l[~ nfU) ~J[ao rloltf ~JQQ ]
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r · Freque!Ev.:JL · 3
• __ g _L.,..M,o.>4 A~.,_ __,_ .,_.~;Ji,.,1,..,• .. , . ,_, - ~ - • ~
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LAQ28. Find the mean deviation about the mean for the following data.
l '* t
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distributiori
LAQ30. Find the variance and standard deviotion of the following frequen cy
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, LAQ31. ·state and prove the addition theorem on probability.
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. LAQ32. State and Prove Baye'-s theorem
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probability.
LAQ33. Define conditional probability._ State ~nd prove multiplication theorem of
(Ans : Page No. 33)
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LAQ34. Suppose that an um B, contains 2 white and 3 black balls and another um 2
it.
3 white and 4 black balls. One um is selected at random and a ball is drawn from
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If the ball drawn is found black, let us find the probability that the um
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LAQ35. Three coxes number ed I, II, Ill contain the balls as follows :
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One box is randomly selected and a ball is drawn from it. If the ball is red, then find
probabi lity that it is from box II. - - •
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lAQ36. The probabilities of three events A. B, core such that
• (A) = 0.3, P (B) = 0.4, p (C) = 0.8
P(AnB) = Q.09, P(AnC) = 0,28
•P(An~f"'\C) = 0.08
and P(AuBuC) 0.75
Show that P(BnC) lies in the interval [0.21, 0.46].
(Ant : Page No. 34)
lAQ37. If A. B, Core three independent events of an experiment such that,
P (A f"'\ sc n cc) = -~ '. P(Ac n Bf"'\ cc) = , P(Ac n sc f"'\ Cc) = ,
then find P(A), P(B) and P(C)
(Ant : Page No. 35)
Chapter 10: Random Variables & Probability Distributions
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LAQ38. A random variabie X has the following probability distribution.
Find (i) k (ii) the mea~ and (fii~ P(0 < X < 5) ~:@·-.,-4'.aH] ~:§MI -
jid)-1,;c:iHJ •, • : . .
(Ans : Page No. 36).
LAQ39. The range of a random variable X is {0, 1, 2}. Given that P(X = 0l = 3c3, P(X = 1) =t.
, 10c2, P(X = 2) = 5c- 1 • • ••. I
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{i) Fjnd ,.the value
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(ii) P(X < 1), P(l <_X $ 2) and P(0 < X :5 3) ~ ~ J §•.....,-1=-1,=w=,11111c1t;1s.SM
(A~ : Page.No. 37)
LAQ40. The Probability distribution qf a random· variable X is given below.
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LAQ41. The r~nge of a·rand~m variable iiij;jj
X = {L 2,.3, ......} and P(X K) ~; .{K = 1, 2 ..\. Fin~ the value of c and P(O < X~3-1
jAns : Page No. 38)
LAQ42 .. A cubical die is thrown Find th~ mean and variance of X, giving the n~mber on !hi
face that shows up. •
(An• : Page No. 39)
(AQ43. Two. die~ are. ro11~1 at random.' Find the 'p~oba~ility distribution of the SU~ of ft,6
• numbers on them. Find the mean of. the random variable. • i •
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Chapter 1 : Complex Numbers
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SAQl. If x + iy = 1+,cos~+ isine then, show that 4x
2
- 1= o. ~!!!:~.~-~ .1!f!!l.-~f il..~~
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(Ans : Page No. ~O)
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SAQ2. If x + iy = .2 + cose + isine then, sh~w tho x y = 4x - 3: ~~~l!!'.! .~t.'!fl
(Ans : Page No. 40)
. = o. ~fi!{~H~ .•..!.~
3 2
. z . 10z + 58z -· 136
SAQ3. If z =:3 - Si, th~n show •that .
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t,
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(Ans: Page No. 41)
. SAQ4. Find the leas.~ ~?sitive intege~ n, s;tisf:ing ( l = 1;_ ~ ,
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• SAQ5. If z = 2- i Ii, then sho~_ that 3z
4~ + z.~ 88 = 6. ~ ~ i )
3 2
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(Ans:PageNo.4 1)
·SAQ6. ·If (x~
i~) 1' 3 ~.a ~·ib, ~he~ show that + b= 4(a 2
- b
2
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(Ans : Page No. 41) .
SAQ7. Show that the points in the·Argand plane represented by the complex numbers·-2
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+ 7i: ·-23 + i,4-3i, (1+ i) are.the vertices of 'a rhombus: !-i:i!i.CffiI~Cojl . . .
(Ans : Page No. 42)
..' Chapter 3 : Quadratic Expressions
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x.,_+- takes all real values for x e R, then find the .bC?~n_ds for p.
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SAQ8. If the expression. -x- 3 2
~Jl!!Y .~
(Ans: Page No. 43)
SAQ9. Determine the range .of the following expression, ~~l~' Q1!
x2+x+1 .
x2 -x + 1 .
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(Ans : Page No. 43)
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. the range of the expression
.SAQ 10. Determine
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X+ 2 ( XE R-) . . I
'b.2 + 3x + 6 1 - ,
(Ans : Page No. 44)
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1,-; 13~ ;r. 1)(x + 1) • does
SAQ 11. Prove that 3x + 1 + lie between 1 and 4, if x is real.
(Ans : Page No. 44)
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SAQ 13. If c2 ab and the roots of (c 2- ab)x2 - 2( 0 2- bc)x + (b2- ac_) = 0 are equal, th .
that 0 3 + b3 + c3 = 3abc or a = 0. REA . . . . eri
(Ans : hgt No. 44)
SAQ 14. a, b, c, e Rand a 0. If the equation ax2 + bx + c .= has equal roots, then show th
+ bx + c and a have the same sig.n for all real x, ~xcr~t for x - ~ . - - Qt~
2
(Ans: Page No. 45)
SAQ 1s. If a, pare the roots o_f the quadratic equation ax2~ + c = 0, find a quadratic eqllCJ.
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whose roots are a 2 + ~, and a"' + ~_, • •. . . ..:; •
(Ans : hgt No. 45)
. Chapter 5 : Permutations and Combinations
SAQ 16. ~f the letters of the word ~ASTER are permuted in all possible ways and the words tt.,g
!-~ed are arranged in the dic~ionary orde~, then find the rank of the words,
(i) REMAST (ii) MASTE~.
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SAQ 17. If the letters of the word PRISON are permuted in all possible ways and the words
formed are arranged in di~tionary order, ~nd the ra_~k of_the word·~~I.SON. -
(Ans : Page No. 48)
SAQ 18. If the letters of the word EAMCEf are permuted in all possible _-ways and if the w~
thus formed are arranged in the dictionary order, find the rank of the word EAMCB,
(Ans : Page No. 411)
SAQl 9. Find the ·sum of all 4 digited numbers that can be formed using the digits o, 2, 4, 7,a·
without
. repetition.
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SAQ20. Find the s_um of all 4 digit numbers that can be formed using
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SAQ21. If 56P1,.31 : 54P1,.31 = 30800: 1, find r . -
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SAQ22. Simplify 34C5 + ~)38-rlC i--
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(Ans : Pl9' No. 47) .
SAQ23. Find the numbers of ways. of selecting cricket team of 1l piQye.rs from 7•batsmen •
and 6·bowlers such that there will be atleast 5 bowlers in the team: •
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(Ana : Page No. 47)
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SAQ24. Rn~ the nu~ber of ways qt forming ct committee of 5 m_emb~rs from 6 men an
IOC:iles so that committes _contiain at least two· ladi~s. - _1
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Q25. Prove that: 25C.,c + ~)29- rJC3 = 30C.,c. - ~ M . . i Y . { ~ ~
SA r=O
(Ans : Page No. 48)
3 lndia~s, 3 Chin~se, 3 Canadians and 2
SAG26 _A round table conference is atten ded by
_them at the round table so that the
• • Americans. Find the number of ways of arranging
delegates belonging to same country sit together.
Mi!JHJ
(An• : Page No. 48)
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SAQ27. Prove that 2ncn - {1.3.5 ... (2n - 1)}2
(An• : Page No. 451) .I
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~A_Q28. Resolve (x + 2) (x _ 1) into partial fractions.
(Ans : Page No. 50)
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.AQ29 Resolve 2x + 3 into partial fractions.
•S • (x -1 )
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• . 2x2+ 2x+l .· .. ~· •.
~C?~O._. Resolve ~3 + x2 into fra~t,_on~.
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• 2x + 3x + 4 into partial fractions.
SAQ31. Resolve (x _ 1} (x2 + 2} ,, '
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SAQ32. Resolve • x - + 1}• into parti al fractions., .
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(x + 2}(x . .
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SAQ33. Resolve (1_ x ~x + 2} into partial fractions. ill!M lfj
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: •• • x2 + Sx + 7
(x- 3} 3 into partial fractions.
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+ l} 2 int~ partial fracti. ons.
SAQ35. Resolve x 1 x-1
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_3~. ~esolve (?(- 1} (x _ 2} into PC;l~-~~11 !ra.ctions.
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38. Resol_v~ (x _ a}(x _ bi (x- c}. into partial fractions.
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SAQ39. A, B, c ore three horses. iri a race. The pro~obility of A to win the
race is twic~ t
of B and probability of B is twice that .of C.. What ore the probabilities of
A B hat
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SAQ40. A, B, c ore.3 news papers from a city. 20% of the population ·read A,. 1·6% reod·B •
14% '
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read ~. 8% both A and_ B, 5% both and C, 4% -~oth B and C on~ 2% all ,, I
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Find t,he percentage of the po~ulot,on who r~od ?t~e9st. one r'ews pop~r.
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contract is !. The pr0bability to Qet _atleast one contrac t is·~·. Find the probabili~ ,
• tt)ot he. gets both the contracts.
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(Ans : Page No. 56) .
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SAQ42 In a ~ommittee of 25 m~mbe~, each mer:nber is proficient either
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stotis~cs or in both. If 19 of these a.re p~oficient in •mot~~mo_tics;' 16 in statistics
,. find the .
proba~illty •th~t a person selected fro~_ ~he ·c~m'rnittee is ·pro,fi~ieht in both..
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(Ans : Page No. 51)
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SAQ43. A bag contains 12 two rup~e coins, 7 one rupee coins ancf4 half
a rupee coins.'·lf
.. three coins' are selected at random, then fin<~ the probability that ;': ·. 1
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(ii) the _sum of three coins i~ minimum
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SAQ44. For any 1wo events A and s,· show. that P(Ac_+ B.~) 1+ P(A+ B)-P (A).:
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SAQ45: And the probability of drawing ~n ace or a spade frOf'0 •a well shuf~ed
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playing cards. , , :,, ,..,.··. ~· 1 _.: •: ,
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,$A~. and Bore ev~nts with _P(A) = 0.5, P(B) = 0.4 and P(A n' B) = o.~.'Fin.d the probabil
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oes not occur.
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SAQ47. Two •the condition that the person who gets 3 will
win the g the probobiliti~s of A and B respectivelY
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to win the g
(Ans : Page No. 17)
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SAQ48. A problem in Calculus is given to two students A and B whose chances of solving it
are 1and respectively. Find the. probability of the problem being solv:ed if both of
them try. independently. • ' • '
(Ans : Page No. 58)
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SAQ49. If A, B are two events with P(A u B) = 0.65, P(A n B) = 0.15, then Find the ·value of
P(Ac) + P(Bc). •
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SAQ50. suppose A and Bare independent events with P(A) = 0.6, P(B_) = 0.7. Then compute
(i) P(AnB) (ii) P(~uB)
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(An• : Page No. 58)
' SAQ51. A speaks truth in 75% of the cases and Bin 80% cases. What in the probabil_ity that their
state·ments about an incident do ·not match? • •
(An• : Page No. 59) . , ,,
SAQ52. If A and Bare independent events with P(A) = 0.2, P(B~ = 0.5 _then
(i) P(AnB) (ii) P(A u B) . • .
(iii) P(A I B) (iv) P(B I A) il8fill
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Chapter 1: Complex Numbers • • .
Write the conjugate of the comple_x numbers (3 i: 4i)
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If Ii = (2, ·_ J), Z2 = (6, 3) find 2i - 'z2. • • '·
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Write the multipllcative inverse of 3 + ,.
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Write· the multiplicative inverse of followirig complex-nu
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Write the following complex numbers in the form qt_~ +
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VSAQB. Write the conjugate of the following ~ompl,ex nu~be~. 7
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I VSAQ9. ,Find the compiex conjugate of (3 + 4i) (2 - 3i). •.•· I • •
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VSAQlO., If z = 2-3i, then show that, z -4z + 13 =:= O1iHD
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VSAQ12. Find a sq1,1are r?ot for the complex numbe~s·7
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•I VSAQ13.. • If.Ii =· - 1 and~ = - i, then find Arg(2iz2) •• , ,', _;_:·::.'
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VSAQ14. If = - .1 a,nd z2 ·= i, .then find Arg ( i' )2
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VSAQ16. Expres s the complex numbers in' modulu~ -am rt d form. '~. J.it.,
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If, 1, co, ro• are the cub e root 2 + Cl) 1+ 200 1+ Cl) •
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Chapter 3 : Quadratic Expressions
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roots of the equ ation,
VSAQ23. Find the
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VSAQ24. If a, 13 are the ioot~ of the _· •.
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Find the nature of the roots of,
4x2 -2 0x +2 5= 0-
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follo.wing equation have equal' roof . ..
Find the values of 'm' for which the
(2x -8) = 0.
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roots a_re: 2, ti -
Form quadratic equations whose I.
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~_ ax2 +_ bx + c = 0 then fin~ J-+
28. !fa, are the roots of the equatio 1
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ohave a common root, then find p.
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if x2 -· 6x + ·5 = ·O and x
2- 12x + p
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varies over ·R,
the m~ximum or minimum of_ the following expression as X
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Find the set of solutions of x + - 12
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VSAQ32. If 1, -2 and 3 are the roots of..xJ-2x2 +ax+ 6 = 0, then find a. ....
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VSAQJ3. 7x - 6 = 0, then find a . ~ '
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VSAQ34. If a, p, y are the roots of 4x 3
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VSAQ35. If 1,_ 1. a ore the roots of x' ... 6x' + 9x - 4 = 0, then find a . ~ < i t ~
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VSAQ36. roots of 4~ + I 6x'- ~• - a = 0 is 9. then find_ a . ~
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VSAQ37. If a, pand 1 are the roots of x 3
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VSAQ38. Find the transformed equation whose roots are the negatives of the ·ro
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VSAQ39. • Find the polynomial equation whose roots are the recip_rocals of the roots ofxc.~
+ 7x2 + 5x-2 = 0. • •
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VSAQ40. •Form polynomial equation of the lowest ~_egree, with ro~ts as 2 ± .
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VSAQ41. ~d the algebr~ic equation whose roots are._2 tJT~:~~th~:~O?~. ?~ X:_,- 2x'-+:·3~ - 2x2 j 4x+J
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