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1. @) Electrostatic force acting between two point
charges in vacuum,
Electrostatic force acting between two point
charges in a medium of dielectric constant K is
1 ayaz___ 25 aida
An(Kep) (ry 4m(5€0) (n°
= P=Sr
2. (Using law of conservation of angular
momentum, 1, =10,
MR o=3| ME lo > 0
2 al 2 jer e3
3.) From the Bemnoulli’s theorem
P+pgh+4pv" =constant
(© Maximum height in projectile motion
For two projectiles 0, =30° and @, = 60°
w? sin? 30°
Hy 28
(©) AC is an isochoric process
~ Wac=0
BC is an isobaric process
". Wye = PAV= 102-4) =-203
Work done during process AB
4 ‘
RT.) -RT[ 1
Wan fav [r0v aca
nsI
Total work done =—20 J+225 = 2051
Piane wave front
As, the light emerges parallel. So, plane
wavefront is formed,
7. (© Given that mass of monkey, m=50 kg
‘Acceleration due to gravity, g = 10 m/s?
Tension (T)= 350
Given monkey climbs downward, acceleration
ofmonkey, a=4 mis?
When monkey climbs upward, acceleration of
moo mn k e€ yy
a=Smis?
(For upward)
‘T-mg=ma>T=mg+ma=50(10+5)=
750N
Rope will break while climbing upward
(For downward)
T=m(g—a)=50(10—4)=300N
Rope will not break while climbing downward
& —@)_Sumofcurrentat junction point will be zero:
x30, x-12 x-2
10 20 30
( 11 1) 30,12 2
ax{o+—o+— == =
10" 20° 307 10 20. 30
(7) 180+36+4
=x a
0 60
220
=x 20Vv
Hence, current through the 200 resistor
9. (©) Electric current,
i © 0 (angle of deflection)
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uu.
12.
1B.
14,
15,
16.
@
= = 6/2 -1)x6400x10° m= 2.6108 m
(®) Fora diamagnetic material, the value of 1, is
slightly less than one. For any material, the value
of, is always greater than 1
@) o=5P+4r+21-5
Je|= 158+ 8¢
R= 50
2
= IB? ses 16rs04
R 3
P+ 16%2404= 156A (~
©) We have AV = %yyAT
°Ga) AT
So, i=
=2-sec)
Now, 6a?=24 — [; Total surface area of cube =
6a"
>@=4 a=2
So, AV =2(3 «5% 10) x10= 1200 104m?
=1200% 10em3= 1.2 « 10% em}
(b) Mutual inductance depends on the relative
position and orientation of the two coils.
() de-Broglie wavelength is given by
m, =16
ay 2
26. @ Given, length, = 1m
Sms
Velocity, v= 8 mis
Magnetic Field, B=2T
Induced emf across
the ends= Bv/
=2x8x1=16V
(©) Radius ofcircle,r=a
Centrifugal force, F = ma?r
Gmm _ 9?
=mota [.
(2a) (
Here M, =m; M, =mand d=2a
>
=> angular speed, ©
@ Electrons in an unbiased p-n junction,
diffuse from n-region i.e. higher electron
concentration to p-region ie low electron
concentration region.
Ly 4g
(@ Toval energy in SHM = 5 kA?
Here, k = force constant
A= amplitude of SM.
Potential energy, = Lx?
displacement from mean position
1 1
Kinetic energy= ka? zk?
ay
2) 3
434°
4
()_Letrbe the radius of small drops of water.
R= radius of big drop formed
as volume remain same,
ae 4ed—4
aR} = R=2r
3
‘Terminal velocity,
v
lr-oyre
:
‘4 ()
mail 2
wet wet
2-0)
=v, =40em/s
v= 10.emi/s given) 31.
(a) Induced Emfis given as,
10 0
pat so1- DE sun 22
a 02 0
32. (b) Moment of inertia of rectangular sheet = 725W
about an axis passing through O, . 2
7 7 36. () Energy p= Mp, bee
To = Mea? +02) =“ f0? + 60)*] i HY ¢
2 2 5, (1242)
2a -(B) =1380m
y
37. @)
+ Gam
From the parallel axis theorem, moment of in- —
ertia about O', Y=a+b=(@bjab
“The cireuit will follow truth table
Ip = Io + M0" AB [outpud
foto
F M (go? +60) off
fo. t[o[
Jo Meo 60%) +m? # tata
33. (©) The average distance between two succes- Hence it is AND gate.
sive collisions of molecules KW Wekewtarteadla®
1
ae 2a)
3
34. (©) Formonoatomicgas,C,- +R (2ay
e 2 Finally 3v= ofA? |S]
For diatomic gas, C',= 5
2a
Where A’= final amplitude (Given at x= —*,
a
7 velocity to trebled)
c 3 iid
Ratio- &¢ -2-=3 On dividing we get
5p 5 aK
2_(2A
2 a2 )
35. (b) The average power in one eycle is s VAG) Jos
ig Vis Ens ©O5(A8) 1 are? .
100 100x103 (x ar A)
=e OO cos( =
v2 2 3 ae
“
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40.
4.
2.
43.
44.
(©) Given, mp=1.0073u; my= 1.00870; my,
001su
BE ofHelium = mp + 2my—my,)c2
%1,0073 +2 1.0087-4,0015) «931.5
84MeV
(©) Voltage across inductor, V;,
MM 314
OL Inf 2nx50«10x10™
(@) Let Rbe the radius of curvature of common
surface
X= lol
0A
ar ar
P=Pi+ andP,=P,+ 5
ar
R
And P,—
ab
(e-a)
(@) Beat frequency=f,—-f,
4o_v vy 10 (_*— ]
12 408 416° 3 \q08xa.l6
>v=7072mis
(©) Using Gauss law
Electric flux, $
=(6i+5)+38).(308) = 6x30=180 vam
46.
47.
48.
49.
50.
(©) Since volume conserved, so V,
mR} =10004 nr? >R=10r
3
Her,
1=Radius of small drop
R= Radius of big drop.
Initial energy E,= 1000 (4m°8)
final energy E,= 4nR?S = 100 (4r°S)
top -d
“E10 10
Wenave,» = 278080
fe have, h=
@ Fe
‘Mass of the water in the capillary
27 cos
m= pV=pxaeth= px nr? x? moe
Ps
mor
on 2m,-2.
my 2p FM 2M
(@ Third overtone has a frequency 7 n, which
h
means L == thre fll loops + one half loop,
which would make four nodes and four
antinodes,
(b) Theelectrostatic potential due to an electronic
1
dipole at a distance r given as Vp
(@) Balanced wheat stone bridge in circuit so
there is no current in 50 resistor so it can be
removed from the circuit
3030 a
ao |- be
Tey 20 Tv 20
The equivalent resistance will be
6x12
R 4+2=60
a” 6412
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51. (©) Octahedral voids are present at body centre
and edge centre,
Distance between octahedral void
Length of body diagonal — Ja
= Artificial
ortho- Sulphobenzimid:
Sweetener (Saccharin)
53. (a) Given, V=1.12* 107 em*
22400 cm? at NIP= 6.02 * 10° molecules
1.12 107 em? at NTP
6.021079
22400
=3.01 x 10? molecules.
1 1 1
«0 ira)
x1.12x107
fotooraio' (2-2) -nosrsa0 ar!
is i
2.=91.15x10°m =9inm
. @ InNO;-ion,
number of bond pairs (or shared pairs) = 4
number of lone pairs = 0
o=ii—o
&
56. (6) O.N.ofMninK,MnO, is+6
61.
2.
@ Alkali metals have only one valence
electron in their outermost shell. Due to low
ionisation enthalpy get oxidised to reduces other
compounds.
) =3L; 7 =273+35=308K
Vy =25L;T =
‘According to Charle’s law
Fo
T, 308
9256.6-273=-16.3°C = -16°C
At-16°C, the volume decreases to 2.5 L.
©) Silver sols can be used as an cye-lotion
because it can heal eye infections.
Hence, option (b) is the correct answer.
(©) Electron donating groups such as —OCH,,
—NHCOCH, are ortho and para directing group.
(©) Due to e donating group —Me, it is least
stable
(@) Molecular orbital electronic configuration
of these species are
03076°)=o1s%o*1s?02s%6*2s?62p?
nop} = n2p2n* 2p} =x42p4
020166") = 1320415262520" 2562p?
nop? = n2p3x*2p! =n*2ph
0} (86°) = ots*o*ts202s20*2s2o2p?
raphe ndph nt 2p =n02p2
Hence, number of antibonding electrons are 7, 6
and 8 respectively.
(@ At high altitudes, the partial pressure of
oxygen is less than that atthe ground level. This
leads to low concentrations of oxygen in the
blood and tissues of people living at high
altitudes or climbers. Low blood oxygen causes
climbers to become weak and unable to think
clearly, symptoms of a condition known as 64.
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6.
70.
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(©) Molar conductance of solution is related to
specific conductance as follows
1000
An = EXE
(a)
1000
(O.lmol/em?)
=6.3* 102% 104 ohm lem? mol = 630 ohm?
em? mol
Am = (63 * 107 ohm em) x
(©) For first order reaction, k
where k=rate constant
1p ~half life period = 480 sec.
on mite
450 7 Hd 10° soe
() Forareversible reaction,
AH=E, (forward) —E, (backward)
AH=150-260=—110 kI mot
(©) For As,S, sol, FeCl, is the most effective
coagulating agent as ithas highest charge among,
other given options. Thus, it has the highest
coagulating power.
(@ Fluorine does not show variable oxidation
state as it is the most electronegative element
and shows only —1 state.
(@) V = 3d9 4s?; v= 343 = 3 unpaired
electrons
Cr=3d54s1; Cr?" =3d4=4 unpaired electrons
Mn =3d"4s?; Mn?" =3d=5 unpaired electrons
Fe=3d°4s?; Fe =3d°= 4 unpaired electrons
Hence the correct order of paramagnetic
behaviour
V* < Cr = Fe 2°>1°CH,X
Thus, CH; —CH—Br contains a 2° carbon
I
CoH
so givesa racemic product.
n
2B.
4.
18.
(©) Foran ideal solution, AH =0, AV =0
Hence, option (¢) is incorrect.
(@)_ When the concentration ofall reacting and
product species kept unity, then Foy = E°ey
and the given relation will become
A,G = -nFE° oy .€.g. redox reaction for Daniell
cell : Zn(s) + Cu (aq) > Zn™ (ag) + Cu(s)
solutions of CuSO, and ZnSO, are the reacting
species.
The E,,. for this cell : E..7)= E2y
RT, (Zn*]
nF [ou]
if{2n?*]=[Cu?]=1
(©) Ce* —4f!; Sm* > 4f°
Eu 47; Yb af"
(fully filled configuration)
= Eu ‘Yb
0.35 -1.05
= Beet = Ecett
Est /et
Hence, due to more reduction potential in Euas
compared to Yb, it can concluded that Eu is
more stable than Yb
@ d°— strong ligand field
AA
v3 =1.73BM.
‘well as in strong field
nos)
“in strong ligand field
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79.
80.
81.
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©) CoHscl—™® > CgHsMgcl
—SHSCROW, 6H, + CHyCH;OMgCl
©
tasow ow,
#7 Sco #~ coon
“
a > Nai,
HCOOH
(© Electron withdrawing substituent (like
halogen, —NO,, C,H, ete.) would disperse the
negative charge and hence stabilise the carboxylate
‘on and thus increases acidity of the parent acid.
On the other hand, electron-releasing substituents
‘would intensify the negative charge, destabilise the
carboxylate ion and thus decrease acidity of the
patent acid,
Electronegativity decreases in order
F>Cl>Br
and hence —1 effect also decreases in the same
order, therefore the correct option is
[FCH,COOH > CICH,COOH > BrCH,COOH >
cH,coon}
@ HCHO HMB", CH.CH,OMgBr
1:0", cH,cH,oH
(@ Presence of electron withdrawing group
increases the acidic strength. So, m-
chlorophenol is most acidic among all the given
compounds.
©
cHo
(© CHNC (methyl isocyanide) on reduction
with LiAIH, gives secondary amine
cHo
No,
83. (@) The carbonyl group in ketones being
influenced by two alkyl group is less reactive
than in aldehydes where the carbonyl group is
under the influence of one alkyl group only. As
the number of alkyl group increases both the +1
effect and the steric hinderance get increases
preventing the attack of nucleophile.
Now among benzaldehyde and acetaldehyde
formers less electrophilic than carbon atom of
carbonyl group present in ethanal. The polarity
of carbonyl group is reduced in benzaldchyde
due to resonance hence itis less reactive than
ethanal
84, (@) Carbon in which four bonds are different is
known as Chiral carbon.
85. () Reactivity ofa base towards dilute HCL is
directly proportional tothe strength of the base.
Thus, as (CH,),NH has the highest basic
strength, so it will have highest reactivity.
ES ym, SH
HC HC “HH
86. (@)_Itisa basic amino acid.
87.) TheNHoftheamide can act asa hydrogen
‘bond donor and the carbonyl group can act as a
‘hydrogen bond acceptor. Statements (a), (e) and,
(@) are false. The peptide bond has double bond
character due to the interaction of the nitrogen
one pair with the carbonyl group. This prevents
‘bond rotation and makes the bond planar. The
trans isomer is favoured over the cis isomer.
88. (b) Chain-growth polymerisation or chain
polymerisation involve addition of monomer
molecules onto the active site of a growing
polymer chain one at a time. Addition of each
monomer unit regenerates the active site
Polyethylene, polypropylene, polyvinyl chloride
(PVC) and teflon are common types of plastics
‘made by chain-growth polymerisation.
89. (@ Co-polymerisation of 1,3-butadine and
phenylethene gives buna-S:
n CH,==CH—CH—CH, + » CH=CH—Ph
(cH, —CH = CH—CH,—CH,—CH]
buna-s h
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94.
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@ Compounds Number of particles (i)
@) [CoGL0),JCl, 4
©) [Co(H,0),CHC1H,0
(© [Cotti,o),c1,\ci21,0
(@ [CoW,0),C1,]31,0
@ Conductance G=—*
Molar conductivity of a solution at a given
concentration is the conductance of the volume
‘V of solution containing ane mole of electrolyte
Kept between two electrodes with area of cross
section A and distance of unit length.
KA
Molar conductivity Am =F
Sinee, /= 1 and A= (volume containing one
mole of electrolyte) then Ay, = KV
If the concentration is C mol/litre then
im = KIC
() For zero order reaction,
=ry = tes Al gx
rate, r= A{R]° => ral We
=> dg[RJ= kde > [R]=-kr+R,
where Rj is the concentration of reactant at time
1-0.
‘Thus, [R] decreases with time
(@ MnO; is table in acidic medium,
MnO} disproportionates, Cr? converts into
Cr,0,*- and FeO? decomposes.
(@) Mixture of (He + ©,) is used for asthma
patient
© _[PtCL,(NH,),]Br, and [PtBr,(NH,), JCI, are
ionisation isomers.
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96.
97.
98.
99.
100.
(©) Tincture of iodine is usually 2-3% I)
alongwith potassium iodide, dissolved in a
‘mixture of ethanol and water.
©
©) Coordination number ofan atom in BCC unit
cellis 8,
(@) (MMS*+ 3c) x2; (N*+2e-9N) x3
‘Overall reaction : 2M(s) + 3N**(aq) >
2M*(aq) + 3N(S)
2
-
taPae Sl
=-05 222 pg10"!=051V
(©) Matertiary alky! halide is used, an alkene is
the only reaction product and no ether is formed,
For example, the reaction of CH,ONa with
(CH),C-Br gives. exclusively
2-methylpropene.
(CH,),~ CBr + NaQ- CH, ——>
(CH,),-C=CH, + NaBr + CH,OH
2-Methylpropene
Itis because alkoxides are not only nucleophiles
but strong bases as well. They react with alkyl
halides leading to elimination reactions.
fH
In general, by induction 4”
= 40.[! 9
251 102. (¢) We have f (x) = sin“(x—fe) Beow( n+]
+ POT Ginx 083)?
iff (9) > O then f(x) is increasing function,
Hence f(x) is increasing, if a |b|-1a]
@ cine f+ fE=4
Gy=het
104,
Now, squaring both sides, we get
Fe MF esat6> TH16% x
y+ 168= By
Differentiating both sides w.r.t, x, we get y’
ay Ba a2e=sy rere (iii) y=|[x| 1)
a As, we know the function is not differentiable
= (4x-y) Kary) > at sharp edges and in figure (iii), y = |x | ~ 1
108. (@ Given fx) =tan-l(sinx + 6083) ‘we have 3 sharp edges at x =~ 1, 0, 1
i So, f (x) is not differetiable at {0, +1}
S'@)= +, (o0sx-sin) dx
14 Ginx +0053) wn. @i= ee
sins)
I
14 (sinx-+cosx)*
cos .cosx—sin®. sin.
4 4
1+ (sinx-+c08 x)
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eax ay 7 persons.
= Pee 9 (am)!
‘Adding (i) and (ii) “(ay
Number of ways of distributing 500
50% 10
= Bs fe dissimilar bones equally among 50 persons.
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108. (a) A vector in the plane of @ and 5 is {oy
w= athb= (4+ Q-Wj+d+ VE
- atsa*
Projection of iz on ¢ vat. M14. (©) Given, f(x) =F
lel VB
=> [IFA+2-A-1-2 Then, f (x + y) + f@e-y)
putx+yox
and xy x
= |2-Al=1 > A=1or3
> Gnzisj42k o© 4i—jaak
24 4 qty)
109. () ~P*~q —————
110. (©) Given, 25 2
_a*(a” +a”) +a"*(a” +a”)
singe + 2)09{ -+xan( Fx} saan) cee
Sin@Qn-xonnspeoseet-apsin( +x] _ (at tae 40"
2
where (x # 0) ee ee
27, @' +a) (a? +a
)
(sin x)(-sin xy(eotx)(cots) _ 7 2 FOLO)
Ca aeeek SS 115. (6) Let the point be P(a, 6) which lies on Tine
1 @ ee Me MEM 0, yn 4x—y-2=0 @
ne Bae +H; sa Pe and point P is equidistant from A(- 5, 6) and
2 Aooo BG,2).
Sit + P+ Ps. + MO = Then, Pd = PB ot PA? = PB?
+5 + @- 6" = @—-3P +- 27°
112. @) 4 =G
oo Sets lta 125 48-106 + 36
oo 3 =a? 6a +9 +B 4b +4 = 160 ~ 86+
The required no. of all four digit number = 48=0
1 10? x 2=200 => 2a-b+6=0 i)
113. (@) We know that number of ways in which
On solving equations (j) and (ii), we get
mxn
a-4,b=14
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116. (@) Given centre (S, 4) of the circle touches Y- 120, (@) F(a).F(-a)
So, radius ~ $ units cosa ~sina O][eos(-a) ~sin(-«) 0
Equation of circle (* ~ 89° +4 sina cosa 0|| sin(-a) cos(-a) 0
x2 +9) 1or- ay + 16=0 o 0 al o o 1
x
U7. @) Pu O47 = cotassn?a+0 — emasinacovasina+0 0+0+0]
inccorasinacora+0 shFarcarta+D 04040
a ») so? ») +000 0-060 os0s1}
tm 7 100
=|0 10 fv c0s? a+sin? a =1]
001
F@).FCa)=1 +. [F@))" =FCa)
1
121. @) Given that (@x5)x \B\iela
Clearly d and 5 arenon collinear
18. @
Le
Caeatationofvarines + Gab” baa sill?
* 4-¥ (ay - 3 ‘Comparing both side.
8 -6 36
2 2 4
B -1 1
sin
106
Var @)= = Yo-7? ara.
119. @ Total number of outcomes
S= {C,D,(1,3,,3)(1,4),2, D,22,2,3), 122 @) Let the coordinate of foot of perpendicular
[0 is acute angle between 5 and ]
24.G,D,G,2,8,3,,444, Ds42443), bend
4,4}
n(S)=16 a
Number of favourable outcomes
E= 42, 0,6, 6,2), 0, 4,243), 4.4} (x,y,z) = (44-2, 2441, 34-1)
n(E)=7
ey A Equation of line from point A to point
Required probability = 35) "7g P= G-314QH-D}+GR-—HE
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123.
124,
125,
Line passes through the vector 5. Then,
a4 42}+3h
So, #P-5=0
4(4),—3) + 2(2A -1) + 332-5) =0
29h =124+2415=29 A= 1
Now, put the value of in the value of point P.
Then, P=(2,3,2)
Distance of point P from the plane 3x+4y + 122+
23=0.
Required distance
Vov16 +144
(@) 3x+4y=0 is one ofthe line of the pair
equations of lines
(eos 8 + 8 sin @ — cos @) = a0 sin
dy/d®_ a@sind
dx/d@ a®cos8
=tan @
seco
a8
oi
&
(tan 0) =
ae dx
(@) Given f(x) = 2x3 3x2 36x +9
Now £"(x)=6(x" -x-6)
126. (a) "(x
£2)
absolute maximum value
£3)
54 —27 + 108 + 9=36
§@) = 54-27- 108 + 9 =-72
per <1
Lo ox2l
Since, f(a) is differentiable at x= 1
lim f'") = lim 7")
rr aa
2+b=1>6=-1
(2° 3(-2)?- 36(-2) + 9= $3 will be
As form is differentiable at x = 1 So, it will be
continuous at x = 1 also
= Imp e@= Im reo-s0
= fim 2torte= tims
=> 1+b+e=1
= 1-14te=1>0=1
Hence, b —¢ =
127. @ Given expression is (~ (pg) vq
PY~Q)Vq =~ PY~4NG =~ pvT
maketruth able
Pa [psa] Waa) [-advalpva|poeva)
TTP T | F to TET
Tp 3 ae ae
FF TF TPP
FFE TTF -4F
p> (pva)is also a tautology.
128. ©) se i
. ee
Put f= tan 0 in both the equations, we get
po totanto
= =c0s26
1+tan?0
@
ee 129.
Be
2
8 sin 20 ww
and stan?
Differentiating (i) and (ii), we get
a ax
fg 2 sin 2 and 5 = 2 c0s 20
ay
& _ dO cos20 x
Therefore, diy de = —
do
sin20-y
(© Given equation of curve is y=x"+ 3x°+5.
oy
Slope of tangent, SY = 3x°+ 6x
Satisfy the point (x,,y,) in the slope. Then the
equation of tangent represented as,
Y-¥,= GX +6x,) (6-X,)
Put x,y)=(0,0)
y-Gxt4
Here, (x,y, lies on thecurve y=3°-+3x2+5
Yiaxp+BNi +5 i)
From equations () and (i), 2
“
Hence the equation of curve y
issymmetrical about y-axis and it will not
xy
because intersect the curve ¥— y? =2 itis
zy
symmetrical about x-axis.
(© Let I= he Sax
Take,sinx=t => x=sint
1 dx =dt, ». cost =Viox?
1= fsinteat =tCeost)— [ Ceostndt
=—teost+sint+C=— (1-37 sin r++
131.
132.
133.
Let r= Naa
a
Put xe*=¢=9(xel)ee- 4
telat
21 Sey lain Sean
= ea)
= log t log (+ 1) + C=
lic
= log|
xe"
@ Given difference equation is,
eX 7529
ie
[a _ yay
ee Bary
ee ae
Squaring on both the side, we get
bar £} oar oso
Order = 1 and degree = 2
@) Given @=5+j+k
Baisajesk
é=7i4+9j+11k
Then, @+5 =27+4j +68
and 5 +2 =87 +12] +168
Le sbyebae
‘Area of parallelogram = |(@ +5)x(6 +é)|
= 526-42) 38) xa2i +37 +48)
eg EEE EEE EEE EEE EEE EEE EEE EEE EE EEE EEE EIDE EEE EEE EE EE
tm eh Integrating, we get
=5 42} +36x@i +3) +48
gasses a EAT tan! y4C=-Iny
aww = Jeiny 0-0
where C is arbitrary constant
137. @ 2i-pj+sk and ir pjeph are
perpendicular
Pe als ied
; 28.0
omens sin( an) an"! sn) en 2)
2).P(X = -2) + (-1) P(X = -1) + 0. s 3 » 7.
POC=0) + LPL 1) + 289A =2)
alee
= ard Liostiand os mean=0 ,
66 6
in at 4
+sin 2x 3.9 3.7
135. Let J =[e*| ———— | de sin} tan] 59 | tant] 37
ie 5 (Hs) " a1|*" a1
L in
59 37
x( 2+sin2= ,
“eG ~ iar (355) a3)
2 \as—a) 2+4
= fe sec? xe fo tance
( 41 38)
sin( tant stan 28
at 35
=[e facta fotunsde]s forums dese ——_ ately satay
retro
‘es = sin{ 242) sin 1
Be @ Te s-0 i.
yy 139. a) f(0)= lim f(x)
Putx= wy ve
Baio gtt = tim 2=Y**4 [oo form)
oe tna
dv 1
vey tat —vetno -
: aera
e = tim +4 [using L? Hospital rule]
i 0 aeons
= -yZ=a4v)
dy 1 ~
= im ————_ =
ee Iva feed atx Sela 8
=
val» cos? x
140. (©) We have, fi Fewiae
je —*
©°0 1 +4 tan? x
Lettanx=f
= see! x de = dt y
Required area A=
dt___dt
Sax= a= fi of =F aes fim a]
setx +P
when x=0,1=0,andwhenx=,#=1
at x
FromEa.@,f Ea a ~tet
romEaO-lo G47) 044") 2°3
1
1p aasAy—as4ey 4 142, (b) Let P(getting head and 6)= >
3 qsarya+A) Since, B can win the game in 2nd throw, 4th
throw, 6th throw and so on.
Lf (4 Va Hence P(B) to win the game is
I iyae Tey
, = P(A)P(B) + PCA)PCB)P(AYP(B) + 22
Hol wou it
14a 1 =H Uy
alah ab te ‘ 2221212 12
+
Ha 2.
[iste h-om :
et
a _ pu
12 1 (2) 23
-4 2¢an 20-4] = D
Uorant@y e 14
32a OF 143. ©) D= [lk ]=0 > &-1)°(k+2)=0
hak
=~ E+E un? 11]
: alsoD,=|k k 1] 20->ke1>k=-2
lk 1 |
eg 144,
145.
7 fA+h)- £0
© 10
tn LED jy LO
in ins
Given, jim L0*9 5
mh
So, tim LD , must be finite as (1) exists and
150 h
tim £ can be finite only, if f(1) = 0 and
ino ht
tim £0 _ 9
a
So, f°) = tim L0+4 _ 5
roo oh
(@) The required region is the intersection of
the following regions
Ay ={(x,y): 0S y BYAB isa symmetric matri.
Now, Let Abea skew-symmetric matrix.
Then A’=—A
(BABY=BABY — [::(ABY=B'A']
[-@'y=B]
[eA'=—A]
BIABisa skew-symmetric matrix
(© Given nat = soem?
(©) Giventhat SF =50.em nin
= E (dar? }-s0
as Ff
ne Se
dt an dt any?
a). L
> la, > Iq emimin
eg
