A 0522-402691

6d 912577799

[ Mathematics J
I. For two ctrel .. 1" +:J' •16and ,' + :r°-2.1sO, thm, 6. A man uikes a ,step forwa.rd with probabUity 0.d and
ia/are bodlwaru with probability 0.6. Tho probob1lity that
a, theencf o{ elfl"l·m ateps, he II eee rn.e-p awi,y from the
(a) One pair Cl( oomnion tBnge.nta.
1i..rdn, point ia
(b) Two pttlra of cammon ln.ngant.t,
(•J 462(03-0' (bl462COJl4)'
(c) Three eemeson lang:ent:..
(c1<82COHJ' (d)462(024J'
(d) No common tMgenta.
1. Let .r,. I• l. l •. ,. n bo nobMrvat.lon1 and Ill; • l'Xt • •.
2. u,, (:R .. 11 bo d•flncd by f<•)•j••l•(!l (I •>0

If• so
i • L 2,. •••• n where p and.tan eonJl.a.OLI, If 1.he mean
or z, LI 48 and 1t.andu,t d«vfallon It 12. wbc.ron• the
mean ot w,'• 11 � and 1tandarcb dovitt�lon ti 16, then
Them, lho volu.. of p and i ahould bo
(a) f J.# ne.lLher conLlnuou& nor diJJ'ei:enllable at. O.. (olp•l.25,A•-O (b)p•·l.21),i•�

.
(b) f la contlnuou1 111\d d1ffercndable AL 0. (clp•:1.5.i•-O (d)p•25,i•G
(e) f YI coou.nuoui. but nor. diflero.ntl•bl" t1L O.
(d) f it noL continuom but diff�renUable at 0.. a. If x. y. z: 81'8 di&UD.Cl real nwnbera and

I"
3. A particle P atarts from th6 p()lote Zo-= l + 2i. where 2•.r'
i= J=T moves fl.rat. hortzonta.Uy away from the or1giD 1 :I 2 + y1 = 0. then.,., It equall.o
by 5 un11'1 and then verticalcy away from the oriiln by ' ,,. 2.,'
3 UJ'lll.1 to teach lo point. z1• From z1 the particle mo'IIH
loll (b)-1 (cl2 (d)-2
../2 uniUI in the dtreetton of the vector i+ ja.nd. then it
moves throua:h an angle i m the antt--cloclcwise 9. Lei. ft,) be a polynomial satiafying. ((0) =2, f' (0) = 3
and rw = fW. 'num, ((4) is equal lo
direction on a circle with eeoee at t.he origin. to reach < rEte• - l} (b) oe'2,e1- ]
point zt.· The poin, NJ 1.8 gtven by • 2e' .
(a)6+7i (b)-7+6i 21' . �..

·�
(c)7+61 (d)-6+71 (cl�·-· (dJ&,'+1)
4. If 6 •a' -(b-ct. where .r.\ la the area of the MBC. fO. If o., a,, a,,� ... , ai. _ t• b ere in AP, c, bi, bi,
then tan A equals � .. ,#Ji._ 1, ba.reln GP ando,ea .�, c--s, ••• , ci...-1· bare
(b).! in RP, where o., b are posiih•e, then the equation
(&)16
15 a,.r' - "-" • e. • 0 hu 11.t roou
8 (d)!
(e)i, (•) ...i and-"'
2
(b) ..... and u-1
5.. Two no.mbor,o nnd bore eh0&en at random rrom a •�t. (d itna(UUU'7
of nra, SO natural numbers, Lhen the probablll(Y Lhat (d) one rtal a.nd one �nary
•' -tr •• divl•iblo by U 1, 11. Solution'°' tJi.1noqual1\ylog,(x + 2)( x + 4)
(,)£ (h)� I
87
12
87
9
• .....tr • 2) < ilotr./17 <•
(0)87 (d)87
(ol(-2.-1) (b)(-2.3) (c)(-L3) (d)(S,«>)
12. ffo.,b,coruinOl'•11dlO(o-l<s2b,Jo«2b Jos3cond 22. o and b arc non-1.01•0 non•tolllnear vectors .uch 1hat
log 3c - logo nrc In AP. then e. b., AM th• lenathl ot lo 1•2.o.b • I nnd Lhc ang.le between o ondbil3, •
tho 81doe or u lrianglo wWcb 11
1J r It ony vec1or8 81.ltl8.fyi.n3 r.{t •2. r.b • 8.
r.i eeute angle (b) obt- an,lecl
(r +2a -lOb)·(a • b) •6und r•2o-10a •llo • b),
(c) right angled (di uquilalOrol then).. i• 4'qUld IA)
13. If x. 2,; • 2. ax • 8 .,. the On tbr-.. "'""" of a 1
(•1- (b)2 (dJ 3
goometrlc Pl'OW'�aion, then "4tb t mm the pomct.nc 2
progression Is 23. In a cbess t.ou.mumcat. " m.en and 2 worneo pl.ayen
(n) - 13.5 (l>) 13.6 partkipal.(id. Each player pl�ys 2 games again,&. "'Cr'I
\c) - 27 (dl 27 of her player. Also. the total number of games played
14. lf(l+x-:zr'>" =1-o,..+Clt" + ... +o�. I.hen the by lbe rnen au)ong themselves exceeded by 66 the
value a., + "" + 06 + ... + al2 i5 number of games thut the men played apin.11 the
(al 29 (b) 80 !<) 31 (cl) 32 women. Then the IA>tal number of players in Ule
tournament is
15. lf a and bare the �Jest values or'l•c,. o..nd 2• - -c, la) 13 (b) 11 (c) 9 (di 1
respecuvely, then
(al• =2b (b) b = 24 24. Suppose Al, A"' ... , ..A30 are thirty sets eaeh baVJng 5
((}(I =-b (d)c.f1•2b'2 elQruent.s With no common element across the sets and
Bi,B_i, •... B� are a sete each having3 e.Jtmenu.wtthno
16. Let U and V be two e�ent8 ol • ample spaces Sand
common element acroee the eete. Let UA, • U B, • S
P(A) denote the probabilliy of N'I evem A. Which of ,4 _,-t
tbe following stat�menta Ul 1J"Oe? and each element ofS belong to exac�ly 10 or A, 'sand
tat lf l'fU)= I'( V) then u = V exac:dy 9 or fJ1 'a. The value oC n is equet to
<bl tr P(U) cO then tr = S (a) 16 lb) 80 (cl<O (dH5
{c) rru ("IV"- qi Lhen U Mtd V are 1ndepoodenl... .�o
(d) IfU o.nd veee tndeptndenl the-n to aN tr and,� 25. I, fix)�
{coslxl, where (xi denw,, the
1 X 1 +11, !t< 0,
17. ll' o man purch3ae, a raffle ticket. ho can wfn • Onl 1,rreat.e&L lnl.uger S:c, Ir f ahould be continuous at x •O.
1)rtio or t 5000 °" ll secx,.nd p,fb.e of f 2000 with
1.htn r:i muet be
prol><1blllti.. 0.00 I ond 0.003 ""l*'llvtly. What
lo)O (b)l lc)2 (dJ-1
•hould be • fai. prl"' to pay ,.,. lhe tid<et?
(AIT 11 (b)( 10
x'-x�I
26. If.c 111 renl, then the mtntmum vctue or I tt
lclt2000 (dlN..,.ol.- x ,4,z .. 1
I
,,. If tho ouoon deviation or I.he nwnber I. I• d,
1 + 2d, ..• , 1-. lOOd from tbeir mean a 265. t.Mn d Is
<•>-2 (b) 2 (cl S

cqunl to 21. If Jco1XC082xeo&6.idx •A1tln2.t .. 4.i1ln4.X

(•) 10. l (l>J 10.2 + A31tU) Ox -i J\.i sJn � + c, then t.be valut• o(
le) 10 3 (dl 10.4 A,, At, A3, A.i ore
J
19. ]I'�>, -so and tx' = 400. lhena po&Slbl••alueor,. z- l
(a) A, • A,• .j• A, •
I I
6.11., = B
(:I l•l I l I I
(b) A, c 8' A, = 16' A, = 24-' A, = 32
among the foOowmg is
I l l l
(e) Ai= 6' A.i -= 12· AJ-= t8" A-1 • 24.
(a) 9 (b) 12 (c)15 (cl) 18
20. Let S be tbe set[• e Z + :a s !OQ. If tbe equatloo 1 l l l
(tan' x)- ton .r =O has real rool6 (where U ls the (d)A, =:i· Ao =s· Ao· 12· A..= 16
greatest mteger function). then lhe number of
el�monts in S I@ 28. If f � dr =!:,then x,. eqnal to
hic-i,cx-1 6
loJ 10 (b) 8
lcl9 (d)O {a)log 2 (b)2 loQ: 2
21. If sin2 x tan s: + c062 zeo1:1 -sin 2.r = l .... tan x" cotx� {c)3 log2 (d)4la«2
x e(O. 11), then x 19. Equation of the tf'ngents from the. polnt(3, -1) to the
( 3rt Sit (b) 5-x 111 ellip.. � � 9y' =318
a)li' 12 12· 12 lal2t-3y-3 :0 (b)2. • 3y-3 =0
(c).!� 11! (d) 1. 9,
11)' 11) v1 • 1'1 Cc)2.t +-y-3 =0 (d) Nooeo.rt.hese
30. 1be po1.tUon vedoN! of Uut v@rll«\IJ A, B. C uf u 39. Tho cune. ••b.tif.n�
\he dtffL'renbal equation.
J
letr8.hedron ABCD are i, + i I and 3 i rc,ipectJvely yd•-(•• 3,'ldy •O and P'"'n& through tho p0int
aod the anuude rrom the vertex Oto the oppoatt.(o face (I, l) alao -• through the polt>t ..
ABC meets the face otB. lf<heleugtb o�eedgeED
la 4 11.nd volu..tne <>C the tct.tahcdrM i& 2, then �he
(•>(!4'2!) (b)a(!... _!)2.
length of DE is
3 (<)(-.!3·3.!) (d)(!a· a _!)
(all lb) 2 <cl 3 Cd)• ,n Ii Jai -3 . ,
31. If Sand 8 ore fool of the ellipse a'
,!' •
+ � = L Il I• the
-.,, tn
� -i ,rzx-• - · ·�
, i,. I.I K{u.ai to

end of the minor B.Xi.& and BSS is an equilateral (ol § ti>) .ti
2
Lri.angle, then the eccentricity of the ellipse �
(�! Cb)! (c)! Id)! Ce) 2� (dl Jz
2 3 4 5
41. The wm. ofintmife te:nn& of decreasing GP is equ.a) t.o
3.2, The equation of the ctrele J)a.slri.ng through the point the greates:L va1uesofthe fund.ion f(x) ,=x8 + 3x-9 in
(4.6).-nd wbOi;Odiam&t.er&a�aJongx + 2y -6=0and
the interval (-2, 3 J and the difference between the
3,-,-1-01,
(a).<2 • ,'-2x-6y-20=0
fint two terms is rc0.
Then the common rane -Of the
GP ls
(b)x'• ,r-6x •2y-20=0 (a)--
2 (b)!
?-2x -•y-20 =0 3
•s
(().Jt2 -
23
ldl•' i :/-4r-2y-20:0 le)- ld)--
e
l.3. In a parallelogram AllCD, Pis Lhe mid-point. of AD.
42. Number al onto (mrjedi\'e) fuAC'UOr\ hm A IO B lf
Alio, BP and AC interaect atQ. Then AQ :QO is equa!
"CA) =6 and n(B) •8 Is
"'
Wl:8 Cb)S:l (<)2,1 td)l:2
(a}21-2 Cbl3•-a (d340 td)!MO
43. lrJ•l<.f.f-1,wn1;.-2..,o•C1liB
J,. Tho med.Ian NJ of &\BC la bloooteil a,. E end BE I•

�·4
e,ru,nded. to moot the stdo AC In F, ,hen AF: F'C •• •

Ca)l:3 Cb)2:I (c)l:2 Cd)3:l

lS. Let p;rl be a quadratic polynominl 8Uch lhot p(O) • L
(a)te...than2
(cl ,/3 -J
O,l./3•1
(d)No.. or.h...
.U, A computer produdnc factory hat only twe plant.a 1j
end 1;. Plant 1j prod.uew 2C)II; and p1ent. 7j pr<iduoo11
11 p(.r) Je.a,·ct remainder 4 when divided by x -1 o.nd It 80\0I or "•• «>lal comput,r produced 7... or th•
lieavo1 rtma.1nde.r 6 whoo dh1dcd by x + l, tbcn computert Pf'O(IONod ln 1be fii.ctory mm out LO be
d�fcetlve. It •• k.nown th•t .P(to,m.pu1.er t.wn8 out 10
lo)p(-2)•!1 (b)p(2)•11
l.he defetlhe given th.st ii, I& produced in planl. 1;)
le)p(2)al0 (d)p(-2)• lO • lOP(coinputer 1.umeouL t.o be ddcc:Uvc gi\1bt1 tihul. ii,
36. The lAl18(,n\ �, th• potnl (2, -2) 10 Che curve (I produced. u, plant T,�
x',* -2< • 40 - ,v) d... not 1,a88 iltro"gb Ibo poln, A compu�r produced In the fod.ory ,11 randomly
ee.ki,c«.!d. and Its does noL tum oul t.o the dert.,cth·o.
(a)(-2.- 7) (b)(-4.-9) 'Tben, the probah01t7 thaLrt t. prOd�d bl. plaot Ti ia
(<) t, l/3 Cd) (8. 6) 86 47 78 76
(o) 73 (b) 79 (e) 93 (d) 83
31. The integral j,/1 • 2cot.<(c0tie<� +oolx) d,:
(0 <.r <iJcwbe�. C ilJ a wnstanl. of iula!gration) iS 45. lCA >0.B >Oand A• B=i, then the mirumum value

equal te oftanA+tanBi.
(ah'3 - ,l'i.
CaJ21qi(,1ni) +C (b)21og(oooi) + C (el 1i
(bJ4 -2.Jii
Cdl 2 - ./3
(el4l�cwi)+c (d)4log(stni) + C 46. The mean o( 6 OibHrva.Uoo i£ 5 and th�ir varlanco is
38. If all the words. wu.h or wit.bout meauin.¥, are written 12-L If three of IM oboeM•,ntoos are l, 2. 6, then the
osini: the Ieners of the word QUEEN and are mean devia.tto.n from the mean of the data is
arranllf'(l .. 1n English dictionary, then the position of (al 2.5 Cb) 2.6
lhe wonl QUEEN ts (cJ 2.8 Cdl 2.4
la) 47th Cb> 44tll Ccl 4Sth (d) "6th
 47. Io a beauty ccntest, bait lM number of exp,,rts voted 49. A foreu of 78 grams aces at the potn1 (2, S. 6). TM
Mr. A and two-third voled for Mr. B 10 voted for both direction ratios of the Ilne of nctaoo bet.ng 2, 2, L The
and 6 did not for either. How man.v experta were there magnitude or Its moment. about the line joiniog the
te all? origin to tho paint (12, 3, 4). ;,
<•) !3 (b)36 (a) 2 (b)-136
(cl 24 (d} None of the.. (cl 36 (d) 0
48. The value of k'a!ar o. and Osuch that for all 50. Number of real solution of the equation
non-cclltnear vectors o. and bSU<:h that. sin(ex};;5x +5·• 1$
rda + 2bl -tl(4b-a) =O,. (a) 0
(a)a =0.�=0 (b)a=-2.P=-3 (b) l
(c)a =l,�=3 (dla •-2.P=3 (c) 2 (d) lolloiteb' maey

[ Analytical Ability & Logical Reasoning)

51. Whkh one or the given opuons fits coJTCCtly ID tht is "'Y"'. lr use all these letters, then ca met1ningful
blnnk space !M> that tht pattern it maintained? English word "YORTY" can be formed.
S 4 6 Now, lind which of I.be followtng ward set doea not
25 2 493 ? 3 give a mcaningf\11 word tn the similar wa_.J
(a) 49 (b) 6'I (<)81
(a) SAME, RO<)M, BEST, AUTO
(di 100
(bl COAT, PEST. WA'M', ARMY
51. Statement I Out ot t.otal of 200 i'Md<tS, 100 read (c) MALE, FIND. 1,0ST, THAT
Indian F.xpreu. 120 read Tim.. of Indio •nd 60 read
(d) JUMP, LIME, DUMB, SOME
Hindu.
55. Novjlvon Exprc•• frorn Ahm<dobod t.o Cbennai loo,-.
Stoooment rr Out or a l<>UI 200 roade,.., 100 read
Aluncdabud at 6:30 AM and trovels 11 60 lanph
Indian £J<pru1, 121 roads Tim.. orlndi.a and 60 road
tow11rd11 Dorodn alnu.u.ed 100 km away. At 7�00 AM
notthor.
Howroh • Al1m,'<lnbod E,pn,M le1"" Baroda ""'"Nb
How moey people (from tbo ,roup 1wvcyod) N>Ad beth AJ,mcdabod and truvel• at 40 im>pb At 7:30 AM
Ind Ion Bxpra11 and 1\mC8 of lnd11? Mr. Shnh. I.he tm(l;c 00111.rOIJ<r at Baroda, rtall..,.
lo) The quenlon con be an,--,d w;.i, the help or lhot buch <he lruln1 are running oo tho oame track.
Siocemcnt II eleee, I luw much Umo doo1 he beve to a,;tn. o head on
lb) Boil,. Stotoment I and&•....,... , 11.,. nooded co coJJ1ttton between 1hc two tmln1?
4Ul8WCf c.ho qutetaon. (u) 15 min (bl 20 min (c) 2S aun (d) 30 aun
Ce) 1'be quee,Uoo can be a.MWCf'ed wlth the help or 56. lf A, Buod Cure sete, th•n(A -(8-C)equala
Sta.t.ew�nt l alone.
(o)(A-D)v(AnC) (b)(A-8)-C
(d) The qui!:!!tlon tan.DOI. be� even with Lhe bc]p
(cl(A-nln(A-C) (d)(A-Blv(A-C)
of both I.he fillten'l@nta
53. lf137 + 276=435, bow much i•73l +672? 57. Some friends planned to ccnl.r!bu� «1ua!b' 10 Jolnlly
buy u OD player. l:lo-wever. Lwo o.r lhem decided to
(o) 534 (b) 1403 (c) lffl (d) 1531 withdraw nt. the Wit minute. Ali a result. e.ch or the
Dirootion (Q. No. 54) Stud:, the ln{onna,�n co.refu/Jy bad to shell out. one rupee more than what they had
o.nd answer the quu.tlo11s gi(,VI below. 1>lauoed for. If tbe prioo (In {) o( the CD playu ts an
54. U we arrange the alphabela w the word •RATE" in the Integer between 1000 nod 1 lOO, find the number of
En.gli•h alphabetical order. word •A.f:RT" is fonncd. friends who actually contributed
Then the third alphabet m,m 1he left in thio word in (o) 44 (b) 23 (c) 21 (d) 46
"R". Similarly, from the word *OPEN' we got "ENOP" SB. Two liquid A and B are in the ratio 5 : 1 in container J
and the third alphabet &om leflci.s --o". Prom the word and 1 : 3 in container 2 ruped:ively. ill what ratio
"CHEF' we get - "CEFH" and lhe dw-d alphabet from should the eonteut, of the two containers be mixed so
left is "F". From tbeword '1'\.;R"we get- •ER'J'Y'' and as to obtam a mixture of A and.Bin the rauol: I?
the third alphabet m,m left ia "?. From tho word (a)2:3 \b)4:3
"TOY" we get- ·orr and lhe third alphabet from left. (<)3:2 (d)3:4
 59. In llvt flats., eee alxwe the other, live five Gl\·e answer (W) if tho data either in Statement l or in
proresmon:als. The profeuor bas to go up w meet hia Statement D alone are sut"D.clc:nt to answer the question.
!AS officer friend. The doct.,r u, equally IHondly to all Olve answer (X) i.f the data Is both Stat.ements 1 and Ir
and bu Lo RO up a.s f'requtntly u go down. The together are not sufficient t.o answer the Question.
tnJtineer has to go up to meet hia ML4. friend above Give answer (Y) if the dnt.a in both St.atcmentfl I and U
whose flat lives the pro(eaor'& friend. From the together are neceasary t.o answer the question.
ground noor to the top 0-. In what onlor do the five
pro(ee.sionaJa llve! 64. How much t1mo will tl,e leak take to empty tho full
clatern?
(a) En;,n-. p,-or-,. doctor, IA$ oCf>«r, Ml.A
lbl P,or....,.•...,_,. doft«. IASofflcor, MIA I. The ciBlem I• normally Riied in 9 hn,
(c) lAS oflictr, .,,,,_, doctor, pni(ct00r. ML\ 11. It take, one hour more thon the usual un,e tc 1111
!dJ Pror-,. tlljllnttr. doct.... Ml.A. IAS .moor lho ci•tcm h«nuao orn leak In th• boitoro
60. Fro1b grapo1 contoln1 � Wllter by weight while
(a) V (b) U (C) x (d) Y
dried grape1 OOnt.aln 20li water by "'lihL l�nAt ll 65. I low long will IL tnke lo omply tho tonk If both ihe
the wt!ght of dry grapoo anllable Crom 20 kg offruh Inlet pipe P, nnd ihe outlet pipe P, ere opened
gropoo? aimultnneously'f
(ol 2.5 q {b) 2.4 lqi 1. P. co.n fl.ll the tonk io l6 minute&
(c) 2 kg (oil lOkg 11. P, con empty tha full tank lo 8 minu .....
Directions (Q. Noo. 61 and 62) Anllcu tM qumlon, on la) X (b) U (c) Y (oil V
the basl, ofth• informotu>n 81"'" l>tlow. 66. How many posl.Uvo l.tttogor le,:is than 10,000 are such
A, B, C, D. E and P are a group of mends. There are two thaL the product or their digita u, 210?
beusewtves, one professor, ooe en.gknttr, one accountant (•) 36 (b) 42 (c)48 (di 54
and one lawyer lo the group. There are onJy i:wo married
67. Each o( the five poop!• K, L, M. P and Q is or a
couples in the group. The lawyer- is married to 01 who i!
housewife. No woman in the group ts either an engineer or different woighl It is known that the nwnber o(
an accountant. C, the act'OU:ntanl. is married to F, who is people heavier than P ls the same as the number of
prefesser. A is married toa housewife.Eis not� housewife.. people lighter than Q. L i• the heaviest and K is oot
the lightest. Who is the lightest?
61. What is E's profemon?
(a) M '(bl L (c) Q (d) P
(a) Acc:ountant (b)l.awyer
(<) Prof....,, tdl £,,gineer 68. John. Johny and Jtinnrdan partidpated tn a race and
each won o different medal umoeg Gold. Silver and
62. flow many members of the group are malH? Bronze, not ncccssnrily in thaL order. Each penon
(al 2 (b)a among them giVt'!A two replies to any que1tion, one o{
(c) 4 Id) Conno< be determined which Ii true find the other ti fahie (in any onler).
63. Find the W!"OnC number in •h• Itri.. 7, 8. 18, 67, 228, When asked about tho dctoll1 or medals obtolned by
1166, 6996 them, tho following were their replies :
<•)228 (b) 18 (c)67 (di 8 John : I won ii.he Oold modal. Joh.ny won the Bronze
medal.
Dlrectfon, (Q. Noo. 64 aod 66) Eacli of th, qut,tfon1
gtr.,.n btlow con,t1l1 of o ttoJtm�nl a.Ad /or o qut1llon and Johny : John won Lbo Sliver onedol. I won 1ht Gold
tu:o,uatcmant numbtred 1 and IIg,wn bdow II. Y°" haw t.t> modnl.
declchd wh,th,r th• dato P"""ldtd In ,,,. 11<,um,ntl,I Janardun : Johny won Lha Sliver modal. l won the
Iii/an. 1u/ficltnl U> on1wtr lht 81l¥n qu,1/ion. lltod J.M. Gold medal.
both tlOltntC'nta and
Wbleh nntong the following 11 tho con-eel order of tho
Qjve answer (U) if the data in Statement 1 alooe are people who won tho Gold medal, the Silver mQdaJ and
.sufficient to anawer the questloo" while the date: m Lhe Bronze Jllod[tl, respe,ttively.
St.at.ement U alone are not 1>Uffic:ieot to answer Lhe (a) John. Johny, Janardan (h) J.:inardan, John. Johny
question.
k) Johl't.)'. Janardan, Joh.n (d,) Ja.o.ardan, Johny, John
Give aMWeT (V) if I.he data in Statemto.t. U alone are 69� Bach of A, B, and C is different djgit amoog 1 to 9.
aufficlt:nt to answer I.he question., while tbe data in How many ditTerent value-& of the IWlll of A, Band C
Statement I alone are not suflident to answer tbe are poosible. itAIM, AA =ACCA?
question.
(oJ l (b) 3 (c) 7 (d) 8
10. In a certain code language, if the won! 'BASKET ts 76. L All ehtckens are birds.
coded aa ·UFL'!'BC', ,hen how is the wvrd 'SIMPLE" 2. Some chickens are hens.
coded in that language'? 3. Female birds lay eggs
(a) FMQNJ'r (b)FMQGNJ
If the above three statements are facu., which of the
(c)PMQNJH ldJMFNQTJ
following statement must also be a fact?
71. A grocer sells half of the egg& that he bas and another
half an egg to Anurl!J{. Then be �II• half of the
I. All bird• lay egg,,
balance 6gg and another hair an egg to Dttpak. Then Tl Some hena are birds
he ,;ells hair of the belanee ejtp and another half an 111. Som•t her)& are chickens
eggs to Shtvaru. In Lbe end he it ten wtlb JU-'1. 7 e,ggs ta) II �uiy
and he c;laim8 that he never brob an ea. How many (hi II and I rl only
epR did he 1U1rt. wllh'> (c) I, 11 ond Ill
(al 60 (bl 63 (cl 67 (d) 69 (d> None ofLhe 1totement111, 11 lc.nown fffl
72. Thol'O urc 01gtn potu, nt1mC1ly 0. P. Q. R. S. U. V a.nd W n. 'T'hc number- LhatcOm<'i neiL lo theaerh'.u, l. 2. 3, 6. 11.
In rospett or whom quctt1on nre bean,r uktd in the 20, 37, 68 ......
4.\XtlffU.l'lt\lJOU, 1'hC RrtL (our ate Anatnl pottA and the
(o) >06 (b) L24
11131 four urc rnodcrn p�LII The qutt:uon on ande:nt 11.nd
ft) 1�5 (d) l2ll
modern 1>C1Cl8 I& betng a8ked In alt.t.m.te ,......... Those
who llko W o.1111> V, thOff who 1111.t S hh R al.lO. Tho 18. Using only t, 5, 10. :!5 und 50 plll1e coin. the ,-11 ..,
examiner who &ell que1Jtion ll.ke S. Lut )-.aT • qufftlon number of coin rcqwred I.ti pay uactly 78 paj&e. 69
Wl\l asked on U. consideration thtee r3cu.on whJch poet paJse and t 1.01 Lo three different pert0ns W
the queetton ia mos\ ltktlY lo he asked thu year? fa) 17 (1>) 20
(a) Q Cb) R (<IS fdl V (c) 19 (d) 18
73. A team mu.st be seleesed rrom the ten probable 79. What. pa.Ir comes next i11 the foUowin.g seque:oOf'
players. A. B, C. D, E, P. C, H. I and J are forwarda. B, 99. 90. SS. 78....
G and Hare points guards and D. F' and I are defends.. (a) 75, 7,t (bl 69, 57
The t.e.a.m must have at least one forv..•ard. one point
(c:�67. 59 fell 69. 63
guard and one: defender. IC lb.e team indudes J. 1t
muotalsoinclude F. The team mu.-st1ntludeEorB but 80. A dealer offers a cash discount of� and m11 makes
not both.. U team includ� G. It mun include F. The a profit of 20% when he (urther allows 16 articles to a
team roust include exactly ene a.mong C. C I and F dozen to u part1c.ulnrly sticky bargainer. How much
cennot be members of the same ,eam. 0 and H cannot above the actual price was ,he listed price of the
be members of the eame team.. The team mus1 include article?
both A and O or neither of th�m. There Is rio CO) JOO% (b)SOO.
restriction on the number of membe:r 111 the �.am. l<l 76% (d) 6611,
Whut. could be the maximum uze of lhe team t.htt.t Directions (Q. No•. 81.a:ll R,ad th• {ollow,"6
include a·, tnformatton ccmtfully a,nd tJn,au:�r tht q1"$IUJ� bo#d on u,
(a)� (b)5
Twelve cla.. ono,oe A. B. C. n, E, F, C, H, I, J, Kand Lare
(c) 6 fd) "'°" 1han 6 11n1ng on n 1oquare tnble wtth 3 pcrtone on each ••de. ABC
74. Haw muny 4 digit riu01btra am be formed from lhe a.nd OJK ore aitUng on opp06lta a,du, A and Lare •dJace.n1.
dlgltM 2, 3, 5, 6, 7 und 9. wh,ch are d"'Cllbl• br 6 and u, eaeh ot.he.r but not on the ten, 0 ond E ere. on tM a.um•
neno of the dlgite u, reptoied'> aide but. not 11djr1ccnt to aoch other. K l1 eitUng diagonally
(0)216 (b)GO f<)2A fd)26 oppo11te to C.

75. P, Q. R, S. T and U are 6 members of family in which Bl. If P Is el<<l�g between D ond E, who la .,lllng •• tht
,a
there 81'8 two married couples. T. a teacher, marncd lcl1.of K?
ta) H
to a doctnr who ia mutherofR and U. Q. tbe lawyer. i.11 fbl I
married t..o P. P has one ecn and oo.e grandson. Of the {r) H or I (d) None or lheet
two married Indies one is a hou.sew.afc. There 1$ also 12. lf H 1s sitting betwe,on L nnd F, theo hewdl be fanng
one student and one male engineer m the f,amily. (al O fb) E (c) G fd) I
Which o( c.he follov.ing 18 true about the 83. ff G and E are racuig C and H �peclh·ely, the
granddaughter of the family?
neighbours of Kare
(a) She is a lawyer Cb) She is an en.giooe:r
Ca) J and H (b)J and E
(() She is a student. (d) She 1s :l doctor (dB andJ (d) Ha� ....
U. 'The integers 34041 and 32506 wbeo dJvided by a 88. Dedde which of the gtven cenelustcn logtcaUy roUow
3-digit integers n leave the same remainder. What us: from lbe gi,·eo stat.emenh(s).
the value of n? Statcmencs
(al 289 !bl 30i (cl 367 (dl<93 AU suns are moons.
&S. The number of solid spheres, each of diameter S cm Some moons are planet.a.
\hat eould be moulded to form a &<>lid cylinder of Conclusions
be.lgh\ 54 em tt.nd dia.meter 4 an i& L All moons ere sune.
la)l6 (b) 24 (c) 36 (d) 48 U. Ai least. some m()()n.J: are planeta.
86. A dock is set right. at 5 A!.t. The clock 1oses 16 m in a
(a) Euber conduinon I or It true.
24 h. What will be the right time when the clock (b) :-fei.tber conclusion I l'IOI' IJ i.11 true
indka.t.thJ 10 PM on the 40, d,{\y? (d Both tondUJl<in land II a.re true
(a) 11.!15 PM (bl I 1 :00 PM (d) Ont, oontluiktn II is true
(<l 121l0 PM (d) 12:30 PM n. Ten point& are marked: on a IU'l'li&ht line und eleven
17. A u.,n cwe.rtakea two pcr&On& who ero wolking in the point.I are marked on e:not.her alrnighl. hne. How
Mme direction an which th61.raJn is moving ta\ the rute many lriancle can be eonstrueted with verucee from
of'2 kmph and 4 kn1ph nnd Pl'.lMC.'8 them completely In u.., above polnu?
9 and JO ,ecoods ·ri!@pocth·oly. Thon length or the (a) 495 (b) 660 (<) 104& (d) 2476
tnJn II
90. The �at.ell number whJcl1 on dtvlding 1.667 and
(al 72 n, (bl 64 rn 2037 lea,·• ttmoJndcrs G trnd 5 rctpec:Llvoly 1,
(<) 60 ID (d) 46 m
<•l (23 (bl 127 (c) 23& (d) 306

[ Computer Awareness]
91. ln JREE Ringle prechrion floating poinL .95. For tht drCUit shown below, \h(I component of the
represent..Don, expooent is represent in . outpu, Fis
(a) 8 bit aigno'magnilude representation. -Ml',._,,..._
XHL--
(b) 8 bi1 2. & eornpleroent representat.ion.
(cl 81..sed exponent representation with a bia.11
value of 127.
(d) Biased exponent repreeentaaon with a bia.'I
value oC 12.8. (a)O !blX (dl I

92. With 4.·b1t 2's complement arithmetic, which or the 96. lf II 1.i a 16 bit signed Integer, Lhe 2'& complement
folfowmg addiUons wHI resu.1L 1.o an overflow? represent of N ta (F87B)i6• The 2'a eomplemenr
lal llll • UOI representatton or 8N '•
(a)(C3D8\1 (b)U87B�1 (c)(F878�6 (d)(987B\,
(b)Ol 110 • 0110
(c) 1101 • 010) 97. The base (Of' radis:) or the number li'yJWm 1uch that
(d)OIOI t 1011 the roUowlni oquaUon holds 312120 • 13.111
(al 3 !bl' (,H Id> 6
93. lfwt can "'neratt a muxtmum ef 4 boolean J'unctlone
ut.in,: n boolean v11rloble11, the.n what. will bo the ,a. \Vhtehorwrono�•na rep....,nu(D4) I•?
minlmwn value orra1 !aH4A1,.- 158�, lb)U41il>,.- (711)16
(al65636 (b) 16 !clUffC�, • (GD�, (d)(!Et�6 • IA 7>,,
(<) I (d)4
99. How ID8J\Y Bool<":an expra881on cnn be formtd wllh
9'. If lhe 2"• complement n,pre.eentntlc:m of a numbet l1 3 Boolean variablct?
(OllOlO)a. what 18 lte equtvnlenr hexadecimal (a)IS (b) JOU (cl 32 (di 256
ttprtitmtation? 100. In an 8 bit reprei,ent.ation of computer ay,tem the
la)(Uo�, clKimaJ ou.mber 47 bu to be subtracted from_38 and
(b)(lA),. Lhe result tn bmary 2'& comple.menL is ..
(c)(l6�• (al llllOlll (b) lOOOJOOI
(dl(261,, {cl UWOOI (d)Jl 110001
 [ General English J
101. Choose a phrasaJ verb replace the explanation in 110. Select lhe most swtable synonym from the given
broctets "wemust<be quick) or we'll be late for ebciees Cor lhe word : ("ANTEDILlJVlAN"J
school". (al Recluse (bl Mav,nck (cl Atdw< (d) 8"11Jcoee
la) ae< up (b) burry up 111. Select lhe most sultable anu.nym from the given
(c) fasten on (d) speed in
choices for the weed : rs.ANGFROID"J
102. Ann-e had to pay for everything because as usual, (a) Equanimity
Peter b1s wallet at home. (b) Steadineu
la) had left (bl wns leov1ng (el Aplomb
(cl ltft (d) leave (d) Turbulen<e
103. Extreme old are when a man l>oht1vc1:1 hkc a c:hild. 112. The word PIN i1 used ,n four dirrereni w•y•. Choose
(a) lmbec1h,y (bl Seolll<y the option i.n wb.lch 1he uug:e oft.he word 111ncorrect
(c) Ooute Cd} SupcrimnuaUon or inappropriate.
104. Identify tho word Lhat. mcun o11.o try ,u:hfeve ill (a) Sh• combed her hair backward. and Heu.rod it wftJ1
,omet.htnr In difficult cl"1u0>$1.0nceo deoplle or • pin.
M!tbocks" (bl Jook IIMINCt<I "'gn1b lhe thi<!rand pln him •S•1nSL
(a) Per1uade (b> PerAcvuro
the wtll until lhe pola arrived oo cbe ooone.
(d It UJ unprude.nL t.o pln ,-our hopes on 110mex>ne to help
(c) PitC\W"MQUfl (d) Peepeeuve
you out o(th1.111tuataon.
105. ln the (oUowing a purl. of t.J1e sentence it u.oderlined. (cl) You can't pin tho l>l8JM ••t.nYO•• w1lhout verifying
four d.afTerent. wt1y• or phrastng the underlined part c.....
are tndlcoted below. Choose the be&t alternative
among the (our e:hoice given. 113. Pick lhe most appropriate !iubstit.ute to t.bo
capitaliud word In the following sentence.
When he entered the house, it was at. sixes and
seyens. The weapon i:napeccor"s report was not expected to
provid• lNCONTROVERTlBLE evldenee of weapons
(a) It was six O'clock when he entered the hocse,
of mass desuuccion..
Cb) Inmate$ were eulogtsed when be entered.
(a)Condusiw
(c)Hou.156 was in pandimonium.
Cb) D!Jpuiable
(cl) House was blissful.
(c) lnc:onvenienl
106. Fill in the blank choosing the correct adjective : The (d) Indecisive
phoenix la a .......- Bird.
Direction (Q. No. 114) /11 the 1tn.Untt giw.n below o port
(a) My,.hieal (b) E:thic•I
ofunten« i.f unduli11ed. Four di/fen.nt "'-'OJ'S phrasing lM
(c) Natural (d) Comivcm�u1 u11derliMd part an indimtrd aa four chaittJ.. Choose the
101. Which of the followmg is the correct passive of the Mst alumallvt end ma.r* ll4 �•ponding lett�r a, your
..nunce •JOHN HAS EATEN THE: APPLES?• nn,u'f?,r,
<•> The applet are being enten by ,John. 114. A nation it built not by lmalotJoa bus by et.imnQ'I in
Cb) The applet an eatto by ,John. &.he bCill:tl of lht RC:SUdC.
(d The apple• h•ve been coton by John. (•l By loe!tlali<ln and bul)lrailon.
(d) 1be applet will bl cot.en by Juhn. (bl Not by laWI bu, b), the uctumentoft.ho pcoplo.
10,. Choo&o ono or Lhe •Nonie Lhat ie most uoorly 1nmc at (<)Bylaw ond b), U>OUnJ cbo people.
meaning oftbe gtv•o word lndemnify, Id) Mo"' by 1he-lon In the hNIU or ,ho poopl• reee
(a) lnaure (b) Ccmpenaate for loes byl•-
(c)A""u"' (d) Sure for damage. 115. Select lhe mooL awtable 1ynooym for the underlined
109. Stied. a word from the given alternative.a which hne word in the i,entence.
the same meaning as the underlint!d word. AU the member8 ororganiption eepreesed implacable
He baa a propen§:ity for getdng into dtbt. oppos1Uoo &o the move.
(a)Teodeney (bl Aptlludo (a) Indlgn:aot (b)Adamant
(t) �. (d) Quality (cl Unified (d)Qu-
 Directions (Q. Nos.116 and 117)1'hereantwo 1,/qn,b In necessary of year, if necessary alone. At any rate. thaL
the sentences gilJ'tn below. From tlr� pain of worda gie>e.n what. we are going to try ro do tha, ts resolve of h
be.low the sen.um«, c.hoou eM pair I.hat fill• blank. mo,t Majesty's OovernmenL-every man of them. Thal. is the wi
approprfr1tfly. of Parlfament and the nation. The B'ritiah Empiro and O
116. Private compani.. •upplying 'breakfuL cereah' have French Republic linked together in thetr eause and In the-
1tt.Ar1,ed tk agriculture tn poorer counu1ea. need, will defend to the death their nauve SOil, aiding eat
other like good comrode1 to tho uLmost of their 6tNOgtl
This hos tho spectre ofland gn,ho and poUtlcal
Even thought Jorge Lrac:UI of Europe and roan_y old an
conflicts.
ramoua swtav hnve fallen or may faU into the grip of u,
(n) S1><mdhlJl, lntendlflod. Gcetaf)O ond all the odlout opporntue or Nod rule, we aha
(b) Oonllng, lnfloWtd noL Rag or fall. We shall go on to the end, we 1hall n,h,,
(c) Ploughing, tncro<ue<I Prance, wo •holl Oght on tho oeu.
(d) lnvo8Ung, ro1,ed 118. Wl1at. doo• t.he term ride ou� the at.orm mean?
117. UM! the opproprlal<l phrnlltll "trb and complete the <•)Ho.ndl• • crl•I• •uOCUAfully
eontence given below. (b) l{ldo lh>m u •t<>rm
(c) HJdv In sonic l)laCQ where 011e cannot be found
Tho new aystem ln education ht aimed al •.............. the
dlfferonc:e:, between the rich and poor. (d) Ride on bout at the tame a storm
(a) Goof uround lb) Evening OUL 119. What does subjugate mean?
(c) Glosstng over Cd) Gi-ve- °'-er Ca) Surrender (bJ Compare
(c) Control (d) Ahandnn
Direction (Q. Nos. 118-120) &ad th• fo/lowi"IJ pauage
end aMwer the given. qu.e,.t.i.onJJ. 120. "That is die resolve of his &I,,jesty'a Gon,mment'
I have myself, full confidence tha, if all do their duty. of What 111 their resolv�·,
nothing is neglected, and if the best. a.rrsngements are (a) Surrender l;o the Nazis
made ea they are being made, we shall preve ounelvu (b) Negotialb with Lhe Nam
once again able to defend our island home, to ride out (c) Run away from IJte Na.2.iR
storm of war and to outlive the menace of tyranny if (d) Fight t.he Nazis

Answers
M•them•tlcs
1. (d) 2. (0) 3. (d) •• (b) 5. (a) e. 1•1 7, (OJ 8. (d) 9. (b) 10. (c)
11. (b) 12. (I) 13. (a) 14, (c) 15. (I) 16. (bj 17. (o) 18. (a) 19. (d) 20. (I)
21, (C) 22. (b) 23. (&) 24. (d) 25. le) 28. (d) 27. (b) 28. (b) 29, (b) 30. (b)
31. (8) 32. (c) 33, (d) 34, (CJ 3$. (') 38. (8) 37. (0) :Ji. (C) 39. (I) 40. (d)
41. (c) 42. (cf) 43. (1) .... fc) 45. (b) 46. (c) 47. le) 48. (0) 49. (b) 50. (I)
An•lyllcal Al>lllty & Loglc•I Reasoning
51. (b) 52. (o) 53. (c) 154. ld) 55. (b) 56. (a) 67. (d) SB. (d) 59, (d) eo. <o>
81. (d) 62. (b) 83. (a) .... (dl SS. fc) 88. (d) 67. (a) ea. c•> 69. (C) 70. (a)
71. (b) 72. \b) 711. (C) 7... (b) 75. (Cl 76. (b) n. (c) 78. (c) 79. (1) 80. (I)
81. (c) 82. (d) 83. (I) ..._ (b) 85. (d) 86. \b) 87. (C) 88. (d) 89, (cl 80. \bl
Computer Awaren•sa
!tt. (c) 92. (b) 93. (c) 94. (d) 95. (a) 96. <•) 97. (c) 98. (b) 99. (d) 100. ta)
General English
101. (b) 102. (c) 103. (C) 104. \b) 105. (C) HJ&. (a) 107. (c) 108. (b) 109. (>) 110. (c)
111. (d) 112. (d) 113. (a) 11 ... (<I) 115. \b) 118. (di 117. (b) 118. (a) 119. (C) 120. (di
('> No any i;jven optloo ls C<>l't9Ct.
 Answer with Explanations
Mathematics
f. (d) C.ivt:n. ¥' + y' = 16 .f. (b) Given, i1 •a1-(b-t)�
C(lntrr, ((), O), ,; c <l .P,,-a)(•-b)(I-<)
:c'*+ l-2.r•O
-..
•(a-b+c)(o+ b-t)
C.r-O)•+cy-lV•l .{,<,- a) 1,- 6) <,- d • (2.- tli! (2.- 2d

-
C(!ntrt) (01 1), r1
• 1 (ii.,- •>T•- b> r.-<1 ·'<•-bl <•- <1
Oi1t&noo h4ttwc,un I.heir centre • J<O· Of .. (1-0' I (,-b)(,-<)
4 • J,?;- 0) c,'- b) <,- <)

:. No ecnunon tM"..:ot.
•JO-+l•I
lr1 .. rtl•4 .. 1•3
�c, <Ir, - rJ
-.. . A
1
...
4

111n- • -
(.t• )(•-c, ·- A.
- - •-n-2
,(,,-a)
I
2 •
2. (c) We heve,
ax.!
flr>· l'"i1;} ifx>D
lf:c�O
New. t.41.nA• 2tanA/2 ·�·S/lS
l-tan1A/2 •·HJ
;, (RHL Rt :C * 0, S. (o) We have, first 30 natural num.ben.
-=- lim �f!irt(.!)
, •0' X
= ii-• ..,,,.!)= Ox[-t 11-= 0
lim h •;J Two number arc 1electod a a.n<lbNC:b that o• -11 lS
divie:iblc by 3.
(LID.. at x = () = Oond f(Ol = O n(S} • •c,
RHL, I.J!L • f(O) •• <r - hr iH divi�ble by S
Hence, /(i} is continuous at :r = 0 (a•h)(a-bl-am

AKuin, U HU = h m
. (Jlx
Xll!D - - O
= lim
If (a - b) ii. mull.iplo of 3, the:o o1 - I>' llJ mulnple of 3
:. Such numbera a:re
. .... • .. o
·-'
1in(l) • lim,in(.!J • (-L. t1aod U(Os O
<•·•· 7 .... 28). c2,;;, .... �9>,<:S.6, 9. .•• 80) ... .....,bi..
10<:; + MG'i,. ltc;. 46x 3• 134
x ·-· h
• RHO• LIIO (o + b) Is muldple or S then 111 - 1:1 19 •ulrl� ot 3
Henct, {fx) lt not dlffe1-enunble al x • Q Sueh numberw aru po.,ibl�
((I, 2),(1, &) •.• I, 291, C(•. 2)(,,6) ... ) ... C28.!) ••• 28. 29f
3. (d) Oivt:n,
TotAl•IOlC 10• 100
Towl numbe,1111i,, 136., lOO• 236
:. ltcqu11<;,..-d orob11bUlty • !c,36 • 23.&x
I
2 .. 47
30,t 26 87
6. (d) 'fhtt men is one step •••1 from tl.41.t1mg pc:».nt aft.er ii
1tep,. 'l'blt ean hnppen ln two way,
(i) He tekee 6 1t.ep1 fol'Wa.td a.ad 6 4',ept ha,ckward.
(ii) He 1Ake1161Lep1 torwal'd and$� �w..-d,:
:. ProhnbiHty of firet ease
• °C..(Q4)4(0.6)1
Probability or -econd caee
11 C,(a4Y' caet
Mo,•int,: hori1n,,1aUy 5 u:nita we reach at. 8(6+ 211, then •
movinJt ve:i:Lically S unit.S,, we reach C-=- Z. (6-+- &'). then Bence. required probability
m� J2 uniL in Lhe dil'ection o[ i + j. we team at 1)(7 + Gr") = nc,(a-4t(06)' + nc,.co4)'(41.6f
%
and then moves through an angle with anti-dockwit;e ...
11 c1<0.•tco6)'<G.s• Oi)'
dirol.'tion, we reac::h flL e Z1(- 6 + 7i). ._.. 11C.(Q2A)1 • 462(6.24}*.
:. 'lile pom, z, - - 6 -+ 7i
7. (a) Oiven. w, •Pi_+ It 10. (c) Given. a.�·"•• o.,.a•... , u..•. ,, blolff in AP
i = 48 a,= 12. iii= 6&•ndo.. • 16 a. 4. ",, h,.b,. b••. , q. ,. ba,e in GP
W=pi+la «.4i .c,.,c.·,. ..• �c,� ... hare in HP
� M•48p-. 4 ... (i) (1 "t" b 17""£
a,. ·-2- -=tb,, :...,ab
e; • JJO.
::t 15-=l2p c = 2.ab
• o+b
= p=l.25

·--5
Oh put.t.ina she value of pJn Eq. (i). we get. Now, a..,r1 - b"x+ <'" = 0
D={b.)1-4G..C'..
D=o6-4Cc+ b) 2(<*)
8. (d) Given,
2 a+ b
• ., 2+r
D•ab-4ab

. "',·. ., ... ,,,,

1 :,' 2+.r' =O
Z Zs 2"t"z' D··3ob<O
.', Root.a .are imagi.n.ary.
2

...,,
f 1. (b) We have,
:, 2 ' 1 :I ·0

--
• 2 ,• log,(x+Z){.r-4 4)4 log1,.(;t+ 2)<"ikla,i1

• z"
,.,, I

...,,
2 1 I + ..,. I 1 :I •O

..
• l

W,•¥) 1
l '

:I
I
-o -- l(lt,(.r + 4) <
(J:-t4}<i
'°'·' 7

....
I

• I •nd t• 2>0
x< as.ndi:>-2
xyz+ 2•0
••(-2.S)
.f)'*s-2
12. (a) Cn•en. o. b. cart in OP und loi:;11 - lc,g26. klc2b- lov&
9. (b) Given, f(OJ • 2. f'(O). a aodlotc3c-loguare lo Al'
and {'(,cl� fl,;)
,i•, .. 1,1 =ac
=> .,.,
--J=O t; ,- {(.r)) and 2(log 2h - log Se) =- log o - le-.;; 2tt +
2b 3c
foi,:: :Jc - Mj o
=> 21og-= log-
Awtlbary equation=- m' -1 =0 3c 2b
fh-=-t:. l 2b 2b
= 2Jos- = - loit-
3c 3c

�.
Solution oC. giwn dltrerentt,JI �bOD is
2b A
y=ll<.,.. ,--· => 3log- -o
3c
=:> ftc). ate+ be, •
=>
2b
-=-1 .?.a
((O)=c+b=2 .. , (0 9 3
3c
['C.,) = ... - ,,.•• e 2
f'(O)=c-b=3
=> -=- B
• c
•.• (ti) b 3
&lvlntt f.CIJ. (0 and (a), we &el r •213
2 4
o=�t,--! I csure0-,ga,9a
S'd
2 2
{C.,). ! (lit' - ,.. ) a•l+d_H)
2 totA • __.__,O,_..,R,.t > 0
{('\)• !(&' -· ') 2(.l')(IX
2 a
2 ••- ·J
!(11<'
{(<\). :. Tt'lan1lo ii acute a.nglt.
13. (a) Given, x, tr" r. ib: � 3 ON! th flr11. uirm o<Or
f(<\) • !!.:J (2' + :jj' • ,(:);, + 3)
2<'
• u• .. &:+1l•:lx''+ax
 t'+&r+4 ... 0 19. Cd) Gi•;en.
=
(.r+ 4)Cx..-l)=U
•
r.... ao.n<1 LX\'
•
= ..oo
= x•- 4,x--1 •• • ••
We lc-.aw that.

-·
-, '!'...ftl:l.5cll� - al. - (i- 9
r-= -6-=3/'.?
�>(�)'
u =-
' '(31• 21 =- 27-=-13.6
- -=-.fx-
2 8 2 .. 4:°>(,r
14. ,�, w� h.a'n'. � ">16
..t I _J'I
o�x-21",-1 .. 4..t• a.,x + "', �.,�· ; Po..-ihle�atueofs� Ill
Pv. s» lon 1o,h 1utN1 we, ftl-1
... (,)
-
o,.,, .. �•a,+ o,+ a,+. ,-t C\, 20. (tt) (h'Tll, [cao1.l'I- u.a.1 • U
Pu.1 x • - lun bo4h aidti111 we 8."'· u»s•lu.n'.t1
M • 1-«i, + Ow .. a,• 0 4 Cl� , .. • O.i ••• (li) ltlft$ Mu.lit bt- iolitlff

fulchftC &qt. (ij IHd (I\•• Wl' t�l x•&.an�1lLA.n·'4.t,;1l 1!J., .•,1n11�1LOO

64 • 1 ... 2t0i: • <I,+ Cl!.+ �,) l t. a, 4. 5.. 6. 1, & 9, to

<, •

� o,•a,<tu, .. +-(\1•31 -, ,?\umbetcfth!nM!n&&in S=- 10

JS. (oJ Web.�� 21. (() We ha,'\'.

col .i' col .t - ffl.1, 2.r. ... 1
sm •., tan z -,.

..
a» the JrJ"Mtcrt \.'ahi.e til '"C.
-+ I.Ra .r+ oot.:t, ;r Ii (0. -,;)
o· •c.
f,� the ,;tff.leil, 'l'.JUC of"' ·l C, l+ tans (l- ein' s) + cot.x(l- d x)-+ sin 21· • iJ
-· b=- .... ,<; = l + uuueotl ;r • a,u·W\1 .t + sin 2x = 0

·c--·�
• •
• n!(2n - n}!
l+ tin xcou + ooe.r-SUl .:i; + lilin 2,: .. 0
1+ 2sin.:roosx+ sm2.t• 0
2lt(2n - l)! t + 2sln 2" = 0

-= •. '" -1)1(»)! . ·- l
�n==--
Z
"'C. = :!:· ,�-,C.. • •
•• 2b s1n2.i'=n•-01·2n--
6 6
16. (I,) PIUl = o 1n
J:C- or-
111t
12 12
u = (I
(1' (fl)" -:- s 22. (t,)Gh-en.lal•tand1·bcl
17. (") Pair priNi or 1ickt:l � F..)tprtrled velue ol t.kkeL .. :t P, S; Alla� oet,rl'ff:n. o and b U. !
3
• CWO I x 60(,0 + C\003 x 1!()00
ad;+G ..
,,.
• ,1
l•!•lbl..:1
I)
1� 1•4+1•24• ... l+tOOd
or•---- z
101 ,
I bl• t
i -� n+ l+ ,onr11.1 + r,0o· (r • r.o-JOb)•{a ,- b)• 6
2 IOI
fr-,. 2&-JOb}• l(a 'Jt b)
Ill- I- >Odl + I 1+ d- J- ll<Jdll
k(• x b)·(• x b)• 0
•t ll(z)• !..:.,�+ IOOd - 1- �nd I] _
."°" . . �� 101 Ala)(bl'=G
255= 2d ._ d) Mar I bl' m1•!!. =- �
101 a
2.56= 2X d X o(J)t 01 Ax.4xtx.!•6
4
2x101
). : 2
d c '2oo Jo, tO! c 101 = lOJ
.S0'1C51 10
 23. (oJ We h�ve, n and 2 wcmen
t!)('O 27. (b) I.el
Total nwnbero! game11 ph1.yud by men among I= {tou<oe::?.T.(06� dx
cbemselves = 2· •c;. = 2<n) (n - 1)
2
I = jf 2C05X C065.t'C062r dJt
= n,, - " f
I • ! (dl$6:r � eotJ4.r) CO!i2r dr
Total numb« ol p.mes play@d by rnen aS(amst women :
• 2(24)= ...
I• if (2.cot:6re0i1h+ 2-cosuco,ZK) d1t

1f
n' - n • 4n.,. 66
1t1-5'1-G6c0 I= («,el)r: +- to&b ... toii6r,. 008�) ,t.r
(o -IQ(•+ 6):0
II• 11 /:![� . finU+�+�] IC
,a 8 • fl !:
6 Jt .. -
:. Toul nu.mOOrC'ltpl,�r, • ll-t 2• 18 ,.1,in2n·..!..1intr+...!..li116r.,. !.!fin&• C
ft 16 24 32
24. (d) w. ba"" I
.. • �A •-.A,•-A, •-
1 I I
1'1(,t.)•6.r'• l.2,3 .... 30
., a·� 16 2• a�
• •6)(3(.)•l&O·S
...
UAf
Out t'9dt. eleme:nt or Sbehmge to oxacUy IO or A, 'a
11. (b) Let

1-1-�
• I
a..,V� - I
dJt

So.�= 16tnt cb8tinct. elccumt in S. � - I= t' "'4C° tU • 21 dt

10 21
dx= ,-di
Aho HCb element of S belong$ c.o u.acdy 9 elements ln s. '.s t • I
and e-acb 8, COht«im 3 elements.
.....-:;- 2t
US hu n el.emenu in B, t• fI (t'+l)t
d,
thitrt'io 3n -=- 16
9 ..77. d
= =2 I -'-=
I ll'-+l
21tan-, ,f�•
25. (c) Cift:11,
2{18:0 ',I� -1 - ran" l)• x/6
f(r) = {""'[,). x?O
M+•, x<O = u:.11-1 Jr-i. � + !!.:!!.
J2 4 3

. .. ·-r...... ..
{OOi3c:ontinuo,11 t11l..r • 0
tim (C,,) • hm (!>-)={(OJ
= ./L' - 1-=- tt.o!3 = ./3
6-l.rJ+ O'"" ._.,.
hmcos£x) � -lsS�rs -i
-1 .. 0•«.1110 x•loi;<t• '.?lac2
-l•a=I 2,. (b) Equ:otion or cUipH
-

26. 'd) I.At.I• r'-·· 1

J .. z�
'1•

1
2
.. 2r'+ O,'•S
_..., L.1
3/2 1/3
rs If
x'yt-cy, r•x'-z+l
_...()'- U + ,(.v + ij + ,- t• 0
Htrt,,
•• vi·b· �i
• x•R
<.r t- o• - 4<1 - o' � o
y' t- 2.Y.+- 1- 4.,S +- 8.1- 4� 0
3,'-lOy+ 3SO
3y'-lly-y+ 3SO
(3y-U(y-3)S0
- L= 3mt �9m:+ 2

Y•[l3] (3m+Jf=9mt-+2
6
. • -• n--.
1 et 6(9,m• .. 6m + 0 = 9tn." + 2
Henee. m,n,mum •n.»uv
3
 .:r:.Ly-=2
= 4&,11-i SOn'i• Gm+ �=-0
(3m + 2) (l5m + '2) • 0 .·. Ciemreof'orele is(l. 2)
cirdo,.,......
=>

=- m =- 2/3<it-- 2116 S'mce. thn,ug)l (<. 6)

• r • ./(,- t)' + (6-1:'.I' • .}9"t- 16 = ,126 • 6
... Equation al i.npnt

r ... -3! J(±Ji· i Equat10a alcird,f,._

(r-Jt+t,-2>'-=25
y=-•• I
-2 r. �-'!x-'4:,- 20=0
•
b-tSy-3•0
33. (tl.) Oh-en.
ABCD1a a p&nlle� atwl P 1, mid·J>0int or AD,
JO. (ti) 1"h<t poaition voet.or I)(' ve:r1,1* of A, {J, C t.r ratr11hcdron
AncD•tt i .- j" fd and. 3i
A-(i• i•')
B• i
c.�
All•-1-l MPQ •rulACBQ
AC•2i-j-' �QP•LCQB

All•.4C• 0
i ; ' I .
-1 -li•-2J+2t
LQJll' • LB(;Q
t,APq-oCBQ
AP Aq
2 -1 -1 .-•-
BC CQ
Volume rA tetrahedron=! x h l All X AC I
6 -··-
1'l' AQ
!AP CQ
2-12:!xh./4+ .t AQ s:.!�t:2
3 6 QC 2
2..r2 l
--=-xll•2J2 34. (r-J G,� AU i& ml"dian of b.�BC
3 6
•• D is mid-point ti 8C
�-2
11nd B 111 arid-point (I[ AD
:. Le°"hoCD£•2
Draw DM pttrallel to EF
31. (•) Sioot:-. _.�·that
'
r .1'.'.-1
<I' II
sg. :0,,
08= I,
... "'
a£.::......-i.,;:;...-__:,. e
O,wn. SSS 11 •n f'q\lU.t.eral trianglo.
· os.!!ss
2
Lft Milli.
Sy mad polnt Ul('Ott.m,
=

... ,-�
,1 b p ,,. mJd,poinl el �\I
··-
2 2oci--·�IJ(J
o .AP• l AM• Jl'M
8 2
•• oBF'C.

.....,. __
0
DM i• puallt,l to BFaod Dbl mid.·poi.nt,of BC.
-'••-Si' s :. By mul-pOlnt tMIOl't.m.
i>I;,, aud-pOiAt oC FC
..
I

•• 1
• PJI ,.1 FC
2
I f·.-AF= FM]
2 AF-=-FC
2
32. (r) l>i.aJDeu'8 of circlee a.re AF I
$+ 2,- 5 .. 0 ••• (i) FC=2
•lid 3r-y-]=0 ..• (i,) AF.:FC=-1:2
- £qs. (� and (ii) .we get.
JS. (*) Given, p(s) = (Ir • bx t- c 39. (•) We have.
p(O) • c= 1 .,.t.-<,, a.,.)dy- o
p(O=o ... b+ 1-=4 ,*-ro.1 • 3,.'dy
.c= a+b=-3
p{-l)=o-b, 1=6
... (i) .,. =
ydz- ,:ey dy

.,= a-b=5
On solving Eqa. (i) ,u,.d (ii), we a1:t
... (i� Jdl;)· Jdy

On i:auig:rating. both tide, we sc:t

0=4.h=--1
x
• p(%)= 41" - .r+ l -=r+c
y
p(-2.>= )6'T 2+ 1-.19
Trus cwwa is passes through (1, I.)
p(2)=l6-2+ 1•16 l
-•1 .. c-=c•O
36. (o) Weba•;o,1'y'- h-=4(1- _y) I
••• CWW!liue
On �nti•Wl1 wnh N6J>ect to .t:. ¥o'ell'til
;y,,dy + 1:cy'-t•-4dy
..!. ,. .. ,.. ...
y
d.x dx
dy 2-2.o" � (.!··2.!)be on CUJ'\'e T • x
ch• 2:r':,.+ 4 • x y+ 2

("'L 1-(21(-2)'
.,; ... • <a>'<-2> ... 2·�·0
,-a 1
40. (d) ....
l. • tun rs.r - s
&;\lat:ion of uni;r.,u - 2) 111
11it (2.
•••.;tr-• - -.12
1
y•Z•(t-2) <./3.- 3> <.r:1< • m <./2' -< , -R
6 ·�<,2sr-• J:h<,faX-•+h>,Jt+ 3i
1.r-61•26 <Sx-11) (/2'71. • .R)
( a,...i') dQbl nOl IJ.1 OU 1.11«1 llna 7.r - R_y • U • !!!'\ (2'<-4-2) (/& • S)
J7. (•) ""'
I
I• J1 + 2oo�x(conc..- + tot�) dx
• i... ,c,- 31
.... 2(.r-3)(
<,f!f!t:• • h)
+3)
I• J ii+
:.iwt,.r co�ecir "i !I 1•ot1 .r d.x
a 2,,,iz 1
I"' J Ji+ 4:0L' x + 2c»t.:rco111?C.: .r ..- co,1 x dx
·2 ... ,·72
I= f Jooi'etf:x+ 2(:0JJt.� cots t co�•x <k
41, (e) Wt h•'""-
(1,,) • x', ar- s
I-= f �(co,eoc x+ oot x) 11 dx rf.l>- 3r1 ..- 3> 0 'ti XE R
I -= Jtcouc .o cot. xi dx • ((- 2). (- 2J' • 3(- 2) - 9
--8 ... 6-9s-23
J
1-= («-ecx+ �ob) d.t:
/(3)- (3)' + 3(3)- 9
I= )og(C06ec :c - ootx} + log sir: x + C ·27+9-9.:.2'7
I• loe(coeee x .. ootx}(sinx}+ C ,_ •/(3)•27

1 • log(! - coex) • C f'<fJt • a

Letthe.G.Piso,.ar. <Ir..... Ir I< 1
s_. __
a
l- r
3&. (tJ m"en.
WwQUREJ\ 21-=�
I- r
f·:S. •f_.•27)
Starting with 1�1te-r& Ethe 1-0tttl number of wonb form
•4!•24 ed o-ar•3 (·.· ('(0) = 3]

St.niq with N • � • 12
2!
3
o(l- r)• a�o· - ,_,
Sc.anins with QE = 3!-= G 21=........!._=t(l-r)'= 1
a-
rt 9
Stonin, ..;,i. QN • � • 8
1-,.,.,..
I
3a
The poiirlonotwontQURKN.11 2<1-+ 12+ e.,. 3• 4&
42. (d) Number of onto fuo<:tJoo8 frvm A l6 R
when nCA.) • t\ nCB> • alt!
- (W.o A+ !tin B)t � 4(1- Jii(tanA + tan B)
¥' + +/5.,;- 4 � 0 f·: Uu:1t\ + tin B = .ti
})-
' »•·, ·'C,(r)' • 'C, - 'C,(2)' + 'C,(31'
-
Now. ,'+ifa.-4•0
'., z-= - 4,IS± -./"..a-,-t6
•3-3x.64+ 729•1::JZ-l�-=-MO 2
4.3. (a) Given, ·=-<Ja±a
2
1,1<Js-1
I •t + 2;:coe«.I s; l z f 1 + I 2= c:()tc.t I
x=-2J3±'4
(x+ 2J3-4}(x+ 2,l3+ -02: 0
•l.zf + 2lzllcos(ll
Mhtimum value of tan A+ tanlf • -l- 2Ja
Slz�• 21zl
< (..Is -1)1 + 2(,/a- J) 46. (c) Let the numbers are 1. Z-6,.x.1
ra
< s+ l- 2.. + 2..ra - 2
:i=l+2+6t-.x+-y
5
<2
!i=9•x•,Y
44. (C')Le, 7� and Ti be the evem thai.oomp,n� 111 produ� 5
by plant T. and T._ respectively. Aa.un, let D and ND ht� � x•y•16
evet'll that computer produced i& de(eettve and M. Di,)• I I- �It 12-AI H6- 61•1 •- 61+ ly- 51
non-defective res�Lively
6
P(T, l : � P(T,): J!Q._ P(Dl • .2_ !tf.D(i) • 4 + 3 + l + ;r + y - 10
100 100
Again Jet P(Dl'f'.) • 10 P(IJl'Ft) • k
100
• ti+ HS- 10 .. �. 2.(1
•
.. P(Dl'r;)• hand P(DJT,) • !_
10 • • i•"

--
Now, P<D) • l'(I',) l'(D/7;) • NI',) P(J)tT,) 41. (,:) Let the 1.ocal numbert of expert ua b..u,y conlNt
.,. 7 • 20 ,c;Jt .. .!Q.)(.!. • n(A) • !
LOO 100 100 10 2
7 • 'WJ, .. a. �,m. �,a
I

PC[) l'f.) •
h•-
•
.!. 1md P(O IT._) • ..!..
n(Af"ID)•IO
11(Av8)'•G
• Ml
Now. rcgulNd 1>rol>•hlllcy • P(r, 1 NV) n(f\ vJJ) • x- ,.� v l"J)' • .x- 6
• P(T,)P(NDtT1) ·� v/J)• n�) t n(8)- n� "8)
• • 2r
x-n•-•--10
2 3
.r-.!-!!:.-10 ... e

�-�---·
2 3
Gr-a.- ..
0

--
" • 2,11
es. (b) Ci,•en. A> 0. 8 > 0 4'. (o)Weba,o.o(•t2h)-P(<b-•)•O
A+ 8•! <«+Pl• + (2«- •M h: o
6 Cl+�· Ollncl 2et-<ttl= 0
" + /J)
tanv,, ""'="
- • "'."" '-'A'-+',-"t•cc•ccB',c � 0+6•0Md0-2')•0
1-ta.nAtanB
� «•8•0
Uln.�-= tan A • tan 8
6 1-UmAt.-nB
49. (t,) Let F be the foree

t- tan A Lan B = -..13(tan A + u.n B') 'T'hen p = 78(21 't' 2j t- le>= 78 (2i + 2j + it)
J-4+4+1 3
tan ,4 t.nn 8 =- ·1 - ,.f$(tAn A + t.An..B)
By AM�OM
F:26(2.i�{J+ k)
tanA + tanB � .J',-.-.�A-.. -.�8 Foroe ecte at. point P(2, 3, 6) ehe moment o( F•etins .._ P
2 a�t a Iiee in the direction (l2i + $)--. 4.k:)is euQ:ll: to
= tan A + tan 8 � 2,1 L- .,/afu.nA + tan..B) .rescb-e part alon� ilie line of momcnl4't F
OP=:.?i+s1+sk
 i j ' Sim..iIArly. 13L + 672 •?
/.fc0P><F•Z6 2 3 5 (7x tf • 3 x g + 1 x �) t (6 x fP + ix I + 2 xii')
2 2 I •473+ 442=91S
• 26(-To + sl-2'> Now.
8 915
Let a be \Um vector in tM direction 12i + 3j-t- 4'-
il = taj + sJ+ 4i • .!. (l2i + 3j. 4') 8e 14-2
11�-3
l12i+3j.,.4,I 13 1-6
The moment of F about the gi"Vffl tine £.
• . � I . • ., :::::t)623
• M.8. 26(- 12'.i • 8j- u)· (121 + 3j <t .g:)
13
5'. fd) From. option (a),
•a'.-84 • 2.4-8)= -13'
AEMS "" M (�"0
SO. (o) We know th1t,
MOOn -o (3rd)

-...
N.:,w,
2
AJ.t> GM
6'·6··��

•ln(t') • 6' + ti...

:. Mi!:i..nin(dul word• MOST
Prom option (b),
m� .. 8(3rd)
A(mJ., T (3rd)

AOOT .. o (3,d)
.,. ,in(f') a: 2
Which Lf 00\. PCIMible
E�ST (3rd) -s
AW'l'T • 1' (anl)
,', No i,olution exis�
AMRY m I! (3rd)
Analytical Ability & Logical Reasoning -. Meanm.gfu.l word= SORT
51. (b) 1."ho pattern &e lUI tallow, From optlo.n (c),
AEJ,M => L (3nl)
a = (o+ t-)'_.b
b c OFJN => I (3,d)
A.a, (3+ 2)2 • 26and (4 + 3t •·49 LOST= S !3rd)
So, ml,•in,J number= ($ + B)' • 8' =O Af!Tf-T (3rd)
52. (a) Fron, statement n :. Meaningful word = LIST
From option (d),
Total re$deni • 200
Numberofrenden who resd fodian E:kpna• 100 JMPO"" P (3NI)
Number olr-eaden who eeed Ti.met olltuba • l!?l EILM => L (3rd)
BDMIJ -M (3,d)
Number of reader, who neither rttd Indian Exp� nor
Time, of Jndi.a = 50 £MOS• 0 (3rd)
, n(A vB) • n(A)+ n()l)- •IA"D) No mcuungful li'Ord ean 00 formed fhl,n P, L, Mand O
• 100+ 121-(200·50) SS. (b) Di•r.ance covered by N11vjlv11n Exp. in {h.r
• 221- tfiO:a 71
:, ft4!quiNd nurobtro! peop!e wbo rwtd both Jndiatti • Spoed ,c Time• 60 w l • 26 km
2
B1tJ)R'lt 11nd Ttmee oflndi• • 11
53. (<) 187 + 276• 435
Aooorcling '° ,he Qut1t1tion,
0_ 1 d Itoma.lning d.itt.o.nco
atwo •Pff • Tl.,ne
(Jx8'+8x8' +7xl/')•(2x8'•7x!/ •9•a'>
rK':

Now,
• 96+ 190•286 ... (00+401• ooo-w
·nm.
:. - 70 gh ce-c6
11nM!!•-•- x 60 •vvmm'" •
90 6 6
Hence, required Um., -.0 avt>1•t. a head on coWsion between
&he tWO trainl • 60 - 30 • 2:() min
56. (c,) lf .A, B, and Care eete. then UlC1 Qin he Sot. (61 trsd 62.) Att<>rd.ing Co tbe quatio.o.
represented u l+) 1.CAfflf!d Co..p\:! (-}
A • D(HouseWitet
c (\sfw'Je�

(-)
c
1"""""1WIQ
• I·--
t- I
�Fem.le

H
B {Hoose 'Mle)

f'rocn thu 1\btW1) flgi.rre. the only optlOll chat a.n ba aad1fied
ill 01Hlon (a).t.c. (A - D) u t,,t f"'I C)
61. (dJ �� l, 1ln l�nghui,er.
51. (ti) I.Ac 1.hQ oun1bcr r,r tnond:i a.cd ab.rt ol each pc,r,on bt
x end 1 Yv6P0ttivcly. Then, 61. (b) 1'h,J'()o nMlllM!ril of tht i;rCIUP •N tnA.1-.
TM.ti m.oney • :r 'IC 1 • .r.y 63. (a) Tbc pAt!Mrn of �her 1<1rltt1 I" A• fo11'"'•
232
Accordmll to the c1uc•lion.
(.t - :2) )( (y ... () • ..,. ,
t
e ,eW,
tt t t:_f[tt1m1 11'6 -l
.=. r,y+z-2_.Y-2e.q=tz-'ly•2 ){1.+l )(2..._2 l(:J+ ){'4,-4 X5•5 X64i

Prom opt.ion (d}, z • 46 Heoce, :z;<ltl iM Lhe wrong �rm.

then, 116- 21 � 2 :$44 = 21 6'. (d) Prom st11tement I and ll.
r= 22 IA!t the leak empties f'ull ta.nk ln 1 h.. then put empued. IJl
Heece, _pnce ()(CO plJye-.r = 46x :!2• t 1012 Lb by lett.k = ..!
('.·{ 1000 < ( 1012 < \' 1 LOO) •
' "OOrding to the Q\tc11ttOn,
58. (d) l�L bot.h container mU.ed.Ul z: 1. The
---=--
I l 1
� -·---
l l L

-·-
Atoording to the que11ricn. 9 x 9+1 :r9l0
.. l 1 10- 9 1
-=--=-
-6_:l: ! = • 90 90
x+ � ) Hence, leak will emp,y the full tall i3 90h.
6 ,,
&t-==�-
6 6 4
1 � ..
4. 6 -·-2
•
65• (c) Frc,.m ;ict.ine.men1, I and 11.
PArt lilied by pipe /� aLone in 1 mm-=- �
16
z-=- 12 = �
16 4 Pftri 4;n1pded by pipo P, alone in I mm= !
8
.. l I 1-2 I
Aochn mg 10 tuoqueltion, ---• - .a --
16 .fl 16 18
'•
59. (d) The ord�r IJ Ill rol)owa
(-v• llfll me•nt P1 (!fflpliiH the wil4
\lt.h-. IASomco,
Hence, the t'ull tank .,...Ill tmpty In 10 min
3rd .... l\.·11 ..A
66. (d) l>riinc l'11..cwrl1t1oonol210•2x �he Gx i
2rul � Ooot.o.r
So. four dll[i� nur9'btn with c,ombtn•bont ol t.M dlai'U
ln � Ell,rin(Jur/Prorai,or t 1, G. 6, Tt fmd {:2. a, 5. 11 a.nd thn+ di.cit n\l.m.btn w,.1h
Ground_. Pro(c190"t/En1lnffr combinlltiona of dunt.e (tJ, 6. 1� will tu.,.. tM pn:,ducs llthe1r
But. Crom t.be ICi"'-t'I op1M,ln91, only optkio (d) � i .•. Cro.m dipui .,qunl. tC) 2LO.
ground noor io �P noor. c.wdcr UI ptel'eiuor. tagmft'J', Combit-ui.L.lon o.r four digi1.& (I. 6, 6, 71 • 4J • i& x S x 2 x l e- 24
deetor. Ml.A IAS on\cer. Combuwt.lon q( fou.r digits (2. 3. 6, 1J • 4J • 'Ix 3 x 2 x I=- 21.
60. (a) Tt>tflJ <1uiintity or 1rape•-= 20 kg Combino.li«>.o 1>rthr� dig1ta �6. 6, 71 • 3f • 3X 2x l= 6
Aooordihg to the q,ue&tion. 1-lenoe, lotn.1 «imbln.atiom= 24 + 24.• 8• M
.'. '1'01.al quanc.ily of dry gra.pee • 20x (IOO- 90t x 100 67. (a) Accordina w tht qu.efltion.
100 (100- 20) L>Q>K>P>MML>P>K>Q>M
10 100 -
=20x-x-•2,.>ks Clearly. M ie. the lightesL
100 80
6&. (b) lf we consider Jehu ·a 6rs.t. eratemeru es true and So, dris )'ear lbe que6UllO will be ul.ed on Ancient. The
teeoncl !leU!rn.:-·rn .10- fal"6, thtm John won Gold Medal and examieee •-ho&eta que5QONi li\e S but S ls a modern poet..
Joh!!,.T won sih�r medal But t.hiB rneke Jtih.ay'.f ()()th Hence. the qnescion oo R ts OGSl likely to be ukOO Ibis
•uawnentt fali<'. Now, we consider John'� fiii;t at.atem.ent year beeauw th• OM •-ho likes S also bkc. R.
u fal!ie and eooond atatcment. ,11 tru<:i.
13. (C') 1'he maxamum pennM tn dw team oould M 6 Le. G, P,
So. :IOCO!'ding to this, John won sllwr medal Johny "fOD J, A, 0. Eo, C, P, J,A, 0, B
RroSUA: t.teda.1 and Jan.ardan won Gold Med11t
14, (t,J HtB. it is mentioned 1hat Npt!tiuon ot dis;iu.. Ui not
Now. tro:m flib<:wt� Johny'11 flrflt atnw.nuin1 ia true: nnd ececnd ellewcd
1.u11emtJU is (111,e.
:-low, Cot any numbt, '4fouf' d1,i1810 be d,vitiblc by 6, 1t1
Abo Jau.ardan'1 firllt lltllturtu:ll)t i, rllltt tind �oond unit plue tnWi'l ht o«uP* by 3
1t:a.ifmtol 11 true.
6'. (d ICA • l lhoo
181
I I IsI
,e
, I I
I &. thie numb« al wt),'8 to 611 lUt pbtoc • 1
�II I•
I ,.J!(0+1)1
,. n d t� n.WIIM:r ot W&)'9 to 6.D NUA&inin« t •u plN.CM • • 11,
•. Rl'q1ll.fff n1.lmbcr • l� •p,
8• l•C • l ,r ___!!__.lit 5x ,x 3x � • 00
So. d:dfettnt combmations ol' value& or A. 8 11.od C (6- lll' 2!
=(I, 2. 3), (1, S.4� (1, 4, 5). (L 5, G), (1. G, 7), (1, 7. 8), (l, 8, 9)
75. (c) Ao:ot'd.ing to the gh'UI. intonnat.ion. arrang1tro�1 1s
Httnoe.. 7 dilfer-,.nt. vtduff (I( tbft. �um 61' A, B 111,d Care .i.. 11>11o...
pomb)e..
�lOH � Pi ,�lfej
70. <•>,..,
a A s • E r-u F l T B c
I I +1 t
I 1 �

II 7$t
+1 � ft-.• o,;,,11!- t' {Cbc:car)

-, J
+1

-1
$io.:::,,ert{;yt.W:4 u
Sunilarly,
-· 1&v"!le�....,.

So, she granddau:bier o(t.bc en.mu, i.. stvdent l;lnd tit.hat

I I -·..
s I M p E-+
I •, 1· Rot I: i" a midil'n1..
16. (b)
H

,.,
+I

11. (b) h t. be4t<!r to .olvf Un• quMtion from the ln1t. A,, IW'
tbv trivsn cvnd.h�o 11(to, .el11niil 11alf en Qll� n1oru t.hnn h1111!
t.bt nu.mW or�i;.@'.• lO Shtv11.n,. lhe israoor: Wtt lt!Cl w-i�h 7
cgp. Thcttfore befort. ,eUing Og8.fl to thivonl the grooor
b,;d(1+jf1.e.1&cg81J. (i) All bi,d, I»•-(•)
(il) Some.....,.,. birdo. (-')
So. f.fler-itellinar l:ut1f en t.ll& rnore lb.an b.nl[ the 11utnber of {iii) Some beens ue duck.en.,., (,I')
� t.o Deep.at, � ll'OCU was Left with ll"> eggs.
The,,<.,..., i>e&,o,c ..111.ni cw to O.ep,.k, llte Ol'()oer had
n. (c) The pauem oltb• M:ne818 U cono.......
I- 2=S
(JU._ -02i..e. 31 egp.
h2"+3•6

f:n-t %J2i.c. 63
Similarly, bdote �ing eggi to .Anura.g (i.e. at the siart) 2"- 3+ 6=11
tbegrocer had eggs, 3-,. 6+ U=-20
s ... 11 ... 20.31
rz. �)Ancient· 0, P, Q, R 11+ 20..+ 37= 68
Modem,S. U, V, W 20+ 37 + 68=!N!,l
li.iit )'tar queation. wu asked on ll i.e. on Modern.
78. (c) For 71l pti.i1(l. Ix &O + 2 x lO.,. 4 x 2• 7coiN u. (d) A a c
F'or GO pal.to. QE
L
L)I( &Cl+ 1)1' lO+ IX&+ 2X 2:• 6colnt
For LOI purse,
H
Ix SO o- 1 )( 26 + 2 x 10 ,- 3 X 2 = 7COI..M
Hence, N!'QUJred tot.al nu.mher orCOUl• F e,o
=7-+6+7=U1
K J G
79. (o) 1'he: petrcrn ol the teriu tS n toDowa
ss 00 83 78 llill � Clearly. H wiJJ be (acing I.
I �
II _, II �
II
-3
JI _, l 83. (•) A a c
80. (oJ Let. the CP 0£ tbe a.rride• t � L -0
Then. the SP of the article• xx OOO-+- � =f 1.2r
100
·: He incun tcse beeeoee, be allow• 16 a.rdclct to 1.2: anit:\es,
16-12 4
Jo.u%• - x ioo- - >< Z6= 25� H E
lG <
.•. Hia SP.- SP x (l00-2.5) ct 0.76 SP J G
100
H<:nc:e, 0.76 SP= t.h
Clearly, cbe nciMhhoul't of Kart Band J
.. SP= t 1.6• U. (b) The dllYerence be1we,en both 3404 l and 32306
'l'hit SP i1 oorne .,A.e-r giving fl d"5COUnt ol2CN on MP • 34041- 32606 • 1635
... "�.1100-stl).sp So." 11ho1.1ld be. a factor c.t 1636.
100 Paeiore or I ess • l, o. 00'1. 1630
MP)( !!...16.J' 1-1<"�. 30'7 Ii ft Lhree di.itil t•ctor of 163,\.
100
So, II - 307
MP&b
84041 ti rid 32606 divided by 007 Me..-. remaindrtr 21'1
lt.1neMt lhl't. th• attlde ba. "-4 ...n;CC le'.)Ot4 ab<,\-. the
C(l8"t. price, BS. (d) AccorcHntc IQ Lht quN\k){I,
II x YOlu.1l'le or f1,1he.r• • Volume ol cyhndtt
Sol. lor (Cl, Noo. 81 ·IJ.j)
• a c - ,1 >f.!n,:•ff.r:h
3
• nx.!x(�)'
S 2
•(,..'•M
... ,.. 4X M4X �73,c-
1< 1:1

... t1 • 48
QE 16. (b) 'l'ime (-..om 5 AM of a part.icu.l•r-dar to 10 PM oo the
4th day iA 89 hr, NOW', the dock lo&et 16 m.i.n m 2, hr« in
other ..·(lrds. we can e•Y that 23 hr 4-l mm cA th.,,. dock i&
K J G equal to 24 hr o( the cor're<:l clock.
81. (C) A e c ('2S + �)- 35� h.r of thl5 clock=- 24 tu oltheCOffflCt ck,dt.
00 16
L QE :. 89 hr of t.hUI dock -= (� x 89) hr ol di,e COffl'ICl dock
366
H,l F • 90 br of the correct dock
or 89 hr of this clock =- 90 hr ot Ute eanect clock.
1/H 00 Theref'<1rt, it is clear t.h.ttt in 90 b.r mi,, clock klEie6 1 hs al'ld
heneie, lhe correct time: is U PM .,.,hen thisdockc shows
K J G IOPM
Clearly, eithtr ( or Hts mtt.in« to the lei\ er( K.
81. (d LatheapeEd and lengtho!tnrin be ba.ndd Computer Awareness
respect.iVt'ly. 'Tbeo

•- 2 = �
9
.. .(,) [·.-s- = Dis=]
Time
91. (c) 'lbe ce>r!'Mpcmding single preciaion flo;itina aumbc:r
can be represented n11 abown bl:l.ow,
2';3 titii
d
D-4=- Sign &pa-,,lnlI I ......,,.,. I
JO 1 o• bl•s a
23 b�s
lh-cm B,q«. (i.) •nd (ii). The uponent. Ot>ld needs to eepreeem both potitl'le (Ind
p-2 to Mg.ajjve MJ)(>M!Ua. To do this, R bia• ia addEd m r.hl!; a.ct.val
--·-
u-4 9 npontont in order to gf:t. the ,u-0n:d (l.tp()1w:nt.
Fur ll!EE sinQ,l�prooilion t!oalll, thl..f vll.lu\l. l1:1 127, 1'hu,, to
91,- UI• LOv- .fO npre,t •n ex1x>nien1.ot"1-v. 127 11 •torcd in tho oxpon,ct
..
Pnu:n Be;�. (0 •nd (11)• .,.. P't
.,.. 22k:mtb �""'-
(2!-�---- 6 ' 92. (hJ •·htt 2'•-0ororlomen1 ceu ropretout. m1i;nbfrt rr00. -a
18 t lo 7. \\'hen to.'O un11l.anod 1uunhtr11 IU'(! 4ddcd, 0¥1.1rllow
20,c&., oc,curt. ir Lhert W I\ tArry uut «it th«) lciltrn,"'1 lni.

...
2 In Ol)L-ion (b) G biL numt.e.r i1 t1ddcd w1tb <1,biL ou.n1bcr, t0
d-60• ovcrl)t,w ooc:ur1
•.ten«. lm,th ct tral.n • 60 o 93. (c) For n indop('nde,u b«ilccin Vl1tl•blct. Mth 1.8.kmt OM
,,. (di puticulfU' bOOl('lfln velue, tho-re we Z' dil'lmo.at. poet.ible
oombin11tir.n,. A b<)(ik>,..n fuuc;l.ion bu t.o •&lllm OM
boob�an value 1.0 �h one of thl)ff oombmatioru,. Thi,
brinii• the numlx-r .;.r dimm:nl po111iblo bwleen functions
()(" vtlril'lblCIJ to " totl.U 2'''or
Wht11 n =I.we tih'l'C ouly one bocleen vamiblc t.hat can
take either boolean value, so we have -0nly 'i = 2differen,
ce..,ea. Tht& produoos '.! • .f boolean ru.ocuon.s ot ooe boolean
va.r�able.
94. id) Given bin111ry munber ... {011010)11
Conehi.sions 1- X One's c:o.mplement = LOOfO!
n-.r Two"a complement = 100101
,l9. (.:) \Ve can aec. the uianC:- in two different ftl)'S taking + l
ewe point8 from. the, line ba'1JJC 10 poirlu (m •c;
-.rays Le.
100110
.fb wa.)'!f) and one pole, fro.c Ule bne ainr.icing of 11
point& (in 11 .-.ya). Converting th.hi two'e cr..nplem�nt '° he:xadocitnal rol'li',.
So, thenwnberofmeigles -t6>o. U= .. �� IO O 1 01 !0 I 1 0 I
Now, tabnir 1,rv PGUII• &om lM lme haviflC 11 poinc• (io 2' 0I
''C,. (A. 5.5 wa,..) ud eM point fNft dw: MW! et1nat.tm1 of
10 P(Mnta (in 10 wtYI). the oul!\bft oftru.ti;h bite ii Wc,e:t (26)11
li6>< 10• 660 95. (n > Ouq,ut of tlrsr XOlttt11ie f• ,,; • x «, , • (I
Ile� reqw.n,dnu111.btr�trba,lo• 49) t
O\ttpu1.or,,ecocul xon ,.,,1.,,
�
w 10,1$

90. (&HICF oroon- O• u,.10an4(2037-6• !032>

x·�->..:.i.,i"'
1661)2032(1
_oo_
<Jat)l6611<
�4 1'",•x60ex
1�1(3 N04.G Uz • J, tb.enout.put ia l
�I U' z • t\ then output is O
1; ... o
Out))lll ot'thJrd XOR gat4 P • OE!tx-• 0
96, (a) N • (F876X. Ill l l 11 lOOU 011 l 1011 in bin.,y. N010 1tU. Cb) Persevere it th4:1 cor�cl. flnllWt!i' a• '11<l,tHtvtto' m¥anli'
1.hu.11Mi111 •i.cn•fac:ant Int an lht binary repn:tMDt.auon 1-t l, "lO oontlnuo df'MJ)lhi diilic:ultJoe,', «>PJ)Oillt.lon or
wh1fh lfflpli1.·• 1l11u 1ht numbtt • oerpuv�.
dilOOUrtgomC'nf whlth I• 11ilnilt1,r to the requteed meoninr
1n 1he •cnCU1\�.
To ae< thu "•lut of tho numbtr perf'orm tho r. OOfflplement..
o( the nuntbflr. W• llfl Nu - 19U•nd 8.i\' u ·16400. S,'"" JOS. (t) ltou•o wu in p1111de.monium 18 thtt c:orrtet tlll�wtr ••
thtt J)hrlUli ••i. 1in8 11,nd 11evcn11' 1nutH\d 'in st11tc or total
�Vi-.. ..J..o Mgaliv11. •·t nNd lo 6nd 2'•(.'(lfflp�mtntof'tt.
t- 10400). eonf\urion iu,d dito.n·ay ar ditordo, • whkh it 1im.Ut11' 1,o
pand1n)on1um
Buury ol 16'00- 0011110000101000
2'a rompltmiet,t • I IOOOOl l l 101 lOOO• tc30$., 106. (n) M�·1hic1)I i• the'! eorroct 11n1wor till thu pbc)l;nb: ii,1
1,,QUQV('d lO ho HM>C:1..ot� with the sun WJd obt.,i.ot oew li.rl:!
97. {cJ Let 'i � Lhe h•.no, or ndU' ol. &be nwnl,,i_.r -,.e..t.m. b)' a.nsinll from LJ1e a1.1he11 or it1, pn1d'1ceteor (ltwtdin.g w
•n, 3,r, I ,' • 2 I' Eg)1>1ian Mythuluu.
e eque 000 .,,� .. ol'
101, (c} The appJe9 hevo bcmn eaten by John is tho com.-c:t
= l·x' +3-..-• Ix I snewee Alt J>,auive fbrm oi' 1, pri!el'nt ptirfot.:I. ten� eeneenee
ls: paN1ve eubr,(:t (obj(.'()t) + htuu'bavo+becn+VtUI}+ by
ac1 +Jl+ 2:x_. 3-+ l/x itt.tive object (aubjcct) + o,h"'"'·
2·•
108. (b) Coma;en.ute for loM ia correct aa 'Indemnify• nu.rRO& 'to
�+_!+2.T+3.r+l
provide (someone) with n j\1e.t pOytne,u for ION' or injury
:Ir • which iii 11i.mill.l..l' LO oompcmHllt,ion.
3t1 • z+ 2-=-21' .. 6.rt 2
109. (a) Ttmdmcy is correct 11• 'pro�Mity' means an
z' ... (-�)-=0 effttbli�hed pattern of behaviour• wbkh implie@ h:11de1icy.
>(%-51+0
110. (e) Archaic je. ()Ol'te(:t as '.antidiluvian• mE1an11 'datlJ\¥ or
.r•QxcS surj\--i.ngf.rom d.istanl; p<1t;t' which i.!i !limilar to 'a.reluuc'.
Alli baH or n.clix d a nUJXI.Mr system cannot be� here 111. (d) Tu.rbu.lenot i& correc.t tLil 'llangfroi.d' mea.ns evannes'° of
�- 6, ·emot.ion.s or temper' "''hile "turbulence' means ·a state of
98. (b) From option {b). vlOJence. agitation and disorder' which implies oppoaite to
t.he gi-..en word.
Bii:s,ary rep.rtientarion oi (1..(£),.. _. 00010U)01110
Hi.nary reptt:SCnitalioa or (7A.).-= - 00000111 !010 112. (d) You can't pin tbe blame at an}•one wid1out verifytng
farts is oorrocl as '·J))n t1t' ii. i\O meaningful phrMal verb
0000110101()0
whilP. 'pin c:,n' and ·pin agairnst.' are m1;11nin�l. To blame
Hexedeeimel ionn o((000011010UlCl, = (D<),. someone 'pin on' i• ¢()r're.et.
So, !14£),,-(7A\, -(D<)., 113. (a) Condusivo i11 correct 1li8 'incomrove.rdble' means. "not.
99. (d) Forlblff boolean 'lariables(n-= 3). meNI uo 2' a 8 eip&bte of OOing cllallcnged or pron.-d wro!U( whieh
dirterent. CHN, givtog � • 1otal or� = 2.s.6boolean implies condu&ivo.
fur,�cions or 3 variable&. 114. (d) Mcn-e b)' passion in Lhe he4.rU1 of J'l�-plo than by laws ii
rorrac:C l)S ·�1.irring11• mean11 passion llnd legulot.lon f'l'lt3nt
100. (a) o.tdmal number 47 hti tobe .subuancd from S 111w'. So, a. nauon 1a not mc:rtl)• buill. by Ji;iwii nnher by
&. 3d•<l7•-9 p.auion m 1>ie heartil ofita peoplo
We •t.irt. with po.itiv'" Wl'ilionc,/tl!e number 1-91 = 1l f 15. (b) Adamant. u, tOl'h'leL oa 'implncablo' mt'llM 'attcklna '°
In biL repretent11don, binary form of I) &11 opinfon. purr,o1oe or c:oun:o of action i11811h(l of teaaon,
11r;uincni6 or p11n1.1uion' which it sumaln,r lo ·adnrnunt',
• OOOOIC>Ol
t•a tomp1vment • t t 110110 116. (dJ IMeiling •nd roitcd i1 corr(IM n11 'inw,nn1i in
t11Jric"1turo' l(i\'ttt • mel'nlnlt which re,uh• h1 'rl\iSt:d Lh•
2'• complement• 11 l lOl 10
i�tre of!end ,:rab•, So. thv l'WO 1we 1,pt end
• ,nl.c-r-rel,.tC'd,
11110111 111. tb) Evonln1 ou1 1• cofNl'<:t oa ·ovonmg ou1.' rueMJ 'aalnina
General Engllsh or rccalnintc bi,lan�. 11w.,blli1y nr.al uniforinlt:)'. wblth
m1.lcet 1h<i ,,·nH.+1,00" meanfo,rut 1i..ui.emc1u.
101. (b) Rurey up lf thf torrtct &UW'41:r u phraMl '""t'" 'hurry
up' mun11 '•howtn, h•ll• or ursenc,·' wb.1C'b 1mpli.et the f f8. (o) Hand lo� cn1l, t\lCOC.t(ully ill corN<:t 1La pnn115• l11
N(luired me-amna ti. qukk. Q\)Oul dc,:ilin" with Lhe hardthlJ>l!I with wnfldence.
dctnn1ination "nd hopv,
102. (�) !Aft.� th(! fWl'«t an,wcr .- lhe 6,-i C'lau,o ,n 1M
l�nt.Cln� ll Nrtrtln& lO lfl.\O.'l(IChat• (�I) put, to M'<:.OOd ff9. (r) Conl.J><>I i11 cur�ct. u 't1uhj111uu.(.' 1ni!1U\il 'to bring undtr
form o( the \'Crb l• apPf'OPri•te bff.t. on�·, cvn&rol by run:� ol' 1u m.11' which i1u1.1-nilar to 'cont1'1l1'.
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