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KEY SHEET
PHYSICS
1) 1 2) 1 3) 2 4) 1 5) 2
6) 3 7) 1 8) 2 9) 3 10) 3
11) 3 12) 3 13) 2 14) 3 15) 1
16) 3 17) 1 18) 2 19) 2 20) 1
21) 11 22) 5 23) 51 24) 975 25) 400
26) 8 27) 3 28) 250 29) 26 30) 2

CHEMISTRY
31) 4 32) 1 33) 2 34) 4 35) 4
36) 1 37) 4 38) 4 39) 1 40) 1
41) 2 42) 3 43) 3 44) 3 45) 1
46) 3 47) 1 48) 2 49) 3 50) 2
51) 1143 52) 222 53) 2 54) 14 55) 101
56) 50 57) 6 58) 45 59) 20 60) 200

MATHEMATICS
61) 1 62) 4 63) 4 64) 3 65) 2
66) 3 67) 3 68) 2 69) 1 70) 1
71) 1 72) 2 73) 4 74) 3 75) 3
76) 1 77) 1 78) 2 79) 4 80) 2
81) 5 82) 2454 83) 14 84) 1 85) 5
86) 21 87) 36 88) 450 89) 7 90) 100

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SOLUTIONS
PHYSICS
E0
1. We know that, C
B0
speed of light in vacuum
Amplitude of electric field, E0  B0C  3 108  3 108  9 N / C Only option 1 matches.
when an electro magnetic wave passes through a medium electric field vector ,magnetic
field vector and direction of propagation of the wave are in mutually perpendicular
directions.
E  E0 sin kx  t 

2. As V  v0 ĵ (magnitude of velocity does not change in y-x plane)

qE 3mv0
 2v0 
2
 v02  v 2x ; v x  3v0  3v 0  0  t; t
m qE0
3.

Electric field due to B and C is along OC and

Electric field due to A is along OA
As per figure, the net horizontal component of electric field is
4kq q 3
Enet   2 cos 300 
d 2
 0 d 2

4.
P1  P2 0   g5  g5
Force on upper half = Pavg A  A A A
2 2 2
Force on lower half = Pavg A

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P2  P3
 A
  g 5    g 5 2  g 5 A  2  g 5 A
2 2
F  g5 A 1
 U  
FL 2  2  g 5  A 4
5. Applying Momentum Conservation,
  
m1u1  m2u2   m1  m2  Vc
 iˆ  ˆj  
 
 m uiˆ  mu    2mVc
 2 
 3 1
 Vc  uiˆ  ujˆ
4 4
Now, magnitude of the speeds are,
u1=u
u
u2 
2
10
Vc  u
4
K .E loss  Ki  K f
1 1  1
 K .E loss   m1u12  m2u22    m1  m2  Vc2
2 2  2
1 1 u2  1 10 1
  mu 2  m    2m  u 2  mu 2
2 2 2  2 16 8
6. Given : ux=3m/s, ax=6m/s2, ay=4m/s2
By applying equations of Kinematics
1
y  u yt  a yt 2
2
1
 32  0   4  t 2
2
 t  16
2

 t  4s
1
Now, x  u x t  axt 2
2
1
 x  3  4   6  16
2
 x  12  48  60m
7. VA = 10m/s VB=−20 m/s
Velocity of person w.r.t train A, VPA=−0.5m/s
∴ Velocity of person
 VP  VPA  VA  0.5  10  9.5m / s
And VPB  VP  VB  9.5   20   29.5 m / s
8. Assume no slipping about P

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Torque of F about P> torque of gravity

 FR  Mgx
 FR  MgR sin 
x
 Fmin  Mg sin   Mg
R
R2   R  a 
2

 Mg  from figure 
R
R2   R  a 
2

 Mg
R2
2
 Ra
 Mg 1   
 R 
9. Conceptual
10. Work done = change in K.E
1 2 1 2
Pt  mv  mv if v =0
2 2
2 pt
V
m
ds 2p 12
 t
dt m
2p 12
 ds   t dt
m
2 2p 32
S t
3 m
11. As significant figures in each measurement is 3, the diameter should be recorded in three
significant figures.
∴ key is option (3).
B  3  1010
V
  0.02
V
P  V 
12. B  P   B  
V  V 

V
 
 3 1010  0.02 
 6  10 N / m 2
8

13. At highest point,

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TH  mg  m r TH  m r  mg
2 2

At lowest point,
TL  mg  m 2 r TL  m 2 r  mg
After comparing,
TH<TL
Thus, tension in the string is minimum at the highest position of the circular path.
14. As the sheet is very large Ê is independent of distance from it.
Thus E1 = E2 = σ/2ε0
15. For same range θ1+θ2=90°

u 2 sin 2 θ1 u 2 sin 2 θ 2
h1  h2 
2g 2g
2 2 2 2
u sin θ1 u sin θ 2
h1 h 2  
2g 2g
θ 2  90  θ1
u 2 sin 2 θ1 u 2 cos 2 θ1
h1 h 2  
2g 2g
2
 u 2 sin θ1 cos θ1 
 
 2g 
2
 u 2 sin θ1 cos θ1 2  R2
   
 2g 2 16
R  4 h1h 2
R is correct explanation of A
string length L
16. Time period of pendulum, TP  2π  2π
downward acceleration ay
L
If the lift is stationary, ay=g Time period is T  2π
g
g L 6
If the lift is accelerating with Time period T '  2π  T
6 7g 7
6

17.

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1 1 1 1 12  8  6 26
    
Ceq 10 15 20 120 120
60
Ceq  F
13
13  60
Q  60  C
13
Since they are in series, charge on each capacitor is same.
VP max  4Vwave
ω 4λ
18. A  4   A 
k 2π
2 A 20π
λ   5π
4 4
kT
19. 
2 d 2 P
20. Solid sphere

I0  I com  MR 2
2
I0  MR 2  MR 2
5
7
I0  MR 2
5
Hollow sphere

I0  Icom  MR 2
2 5
 MR 2  MR 2  MR 2
3 3

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I1+I2+I3 (Perpendicular axis theorem)

By symmetry
MOI about 1” and 2” Axis are same i.e.
I1  I2

 2I1  I3  MR 2 Icom  MR 2 
2
MR
I1 
2
Similarly in disc
MR 2  MR 2 
2I1  I
 com  
2  2 
MR 2
I1 
4
21. Moment of inertia of lamina about an axis passing through centroid “G”
I0=Kml2
Moment of inertia of DEF
2
 m  l 
I1    
 4  2 
I
I1  0
16
Let I ADE  I BDF  I EFG  I 2
 3I 2  I1  I 0

I0
 3I 2   I0
16
5I 0
I2 
16
After removal of part ADE
I=2I2+I1
 5I  I
 2 0   0
 16  16

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11I 0
I
16
NI 0
Given I 
16
N = 11
D 2  d 2 1002  402 100
f   21cm  P  D
22. 4D 4  100 21
N 100
 N  476
100 21
23. Mass of hydrogen atom is 5times mass of colloiding particle.
2
1 2 1 v
Loss  mv   5m   
2 2 5
Loss excitation energy 10.2ev  mv 2  
1 4 51ev
k
2 5 4
P  Vi
5  25 i
1
i
24. 5
VR  iR
1
 220  25  R
5
R  195  5  975

25.
3 XL 3R
Cos  0.8  Tan    XL 
4 R 4
5R V 2
PZ 2
And Z  P  2 R   R  100 so X L  75
4 Z V2
1 400
For power factor to be 1, X C  X L So  75  C  F
2 fC 3

26.
20
I A
1000
20
V1  I  400   400
1000
 8V

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27.
θ=45°
Taking components along x & y
1 2 1 1
F1  2   
2 2 2
1 2 1 3
F2  2   
2 2 2
F1 : F2  1 : 3
x3
  8t 2  9t  5
d
emf     16t  9 
dt
At t  0.25s
28. Emf   16  0.25   9   5V
Emf 5V
Current  
Re sis tan ce 20Ω
1 1000
 A mA  250mA
4 4
29. Energy released in the given process = Binding energy of product – Binding energy of
reactants
=7.6×4−(1.1×2)×2=30.4−4.4=26MeV
π
A 
2
π
B 
30. 3
π
IA  I  4I  2 I 4I cos  
2
 5I  4I   0   5I
I B  I  4I  2 I 4I cos 60  
1
 5I  4I   7I
2
I B  I A  7I  5I  2I,  x  2 

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a  4 a 0  4 4a 0
31. r2 , Li 2  0  
z 3 3
32. At equilibrium rate of forward and backward reaction becomes equal.
33. Na2O= Basic As2O3= Amphoteric
N2O= Neutral NO= Neutral
Cl2O7 = Acidic
34. 1st I .E. N3  O4  Be2  B1
 2p   2p   2s   2p 
35. covalent radius will be smaller than atomic radius, as it involves in overlapping.

36.

37.
38. (A) Cr = [Ar]3d5 4s1
(B) m = –l to +l
(C) According to Aufbau principle, orbitals are filled in order of their increasing energies.
(D) Total nodes = n – 1
39. Manganate is paramagnetic while permanganate is diamagnetic so statement I is
incorrect.

40.
41. Aliphatic amines are more basic than aromatic amines
∴ c is more basic.
‘B’ is least basic since the l.p electrosn on 'N ' atom involved in aromatricity.
ΔH solution  ΔH rattice  ΔH hydration
ΔH hydration  ΔH solution  ΔH lattice
42.
 4kJ  788kJ
 784kJ / mole
43. More is the bond order, less is the bond length and vice versa.

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2
Bond order NO  2.5
Bond order NO   3
Bond order NO  2.5
Bond order NO   2
Bond order of NO- is less, hence more is the bond length compared to other species.
44. [HCOOH] = 0.5 ml l–1
⇒ (0.5 ml × 1.05 g ml–1) HCOOH in 1L
⇒ 0.525 g HCOOH in 1L
 0.525 / 46 
m mol [Assuming a very dilute dilute solution]
1kg
Tf 0.0405  46
Tf  i . Kf .m i    1.9
k f m 1.86  0.525

45.
46. H   H C (Reactant)   H C  Product 
 3   1300    3268  
 632kJmol 1
47. Ce =Xe 4f1 5d1 6s2
Ce3+ = Xe 4f1 5d0
Ce+4 = Xe 4f0 5d0 (Noble gas configuration)
48. A is formed using OMDM reaction , whereas B is formed due to HBO reaction.

49.
4-Methyl-6-nitro-3-oxohept-4-enal
dilHCl
50. BaCl2  SO32  BaSO3   SO 2 
white ppt . burning sulphur like smell

51.
moles of Br2 = moles of C5H10
W 5
 
160 70
5 160
W g
70
 11.428g
 1142.8 102 g  1143  10 2 g

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hc
KE  W

6.63 1034  3 108
  4.41 1019
52. 300 109
 6.63  1019  4.411019  2.22 1019
 222  1021 J
 Ans  222
53. Number of π electron=2
substitution of OH done at any position will certainly need one pi bond, hence will
contain a pi bond, therefore two pi electrons.

54. Mass percentage is 63% which means that 63 g of solute present in 100 g of solution.

Mass 100
Density  1.4 g / mL  volume  71.428 mL
Volume volume
Molarity is calculated as:
mass 1000 63 1000
molarity   molarity   14 M
molar mass volumein mL 63  71.428
55. un nil unium
   
1 0 1 suffix

56.  % of ha log en 
 Atomic mass of ' X '   Mass of AgX 
100
108  Atomic mass of ' X '  Mass of organic compound 
80  1.88 15040
  100 
108  80  1.6 300.8
% of ' Br '  50%
57.

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58. The molar mass of the solute is 45 g mol .
w  2.5 g , K b  0.52
w solvent  75 g, M  Mol. Wt. of solute
TB  373.535 K
'

TBo  373.15 K
TB  K b m  0.385
 2.5 1000 
0.385  0.52    
M 75 
M=45 g mol-1
59. ML5 with Square pyramid.

Contains eight 90° angle and two diagonal 180 angles (total=10).
ML5 with TBP structure.

Contains six 90° and three 120° and one 180°. So total = 10.
Sum in both = 10 + 10 = 20.
60.
ln 2 ln 2
kA  ; kB 
100 50
 k At
At  A0  e
  ln 2 
 t 
At  A0  e 100 

  ln 2 
 t 
Bt  B0  e 50 

A 0  B0
And At  4 Bt
ln 2 ln 2 ln 2
 t  t t ln 2
e 100
 4 e 50
e 100
4  t  ln 4  2ln 2t  200 sec
100

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61. Given f  a  b 1  x   f  x 
it implies that f  x  1   f  a  b  x 
b
1
x  f  x   f  x  1   dx. ....... 1 
  b  a
I
a
b
1
 a  b  x   f  x  1   f  x   dx. .....  2 
 a  b  a
I

Adding (1) and (2)

b b b
2I    f  x   f  x  1   dx  2I  f  a  b  x  dx  f  x  1  dx
a a a
b b b 1
 2I  2 f  x  1  dx  I  f  x  1  dx   f  x  dx
a a a 1

82 x  8 2 x
62. y  2x
8  8 2 x
1  y 82 x 1 y 
  2 x  8 4 x   
1 y 8 1 y 
1 y  1 1 y 
 4 x  log 8    x  log 8  
1 y  4 1 y 
1 1  x  1 1  x 
 f 1  x   log 8    log 8 e  log e  
4 1 x  4 1  x 
63. Given b z  i |2  z  2i |2
 x 2  ( y  1)2  x 2  ( y  2)2
 2 y  1  4 y  4
1
y
2
5
Given z 
2
x y x2 y 2
64. The area of the region outside the rhombus   1 and inside the ellipse  1
2 3 4 9
x2 y 2 x y
The area of the ellipse 2  2  1 is πab and the area of the rhombus   1 is 2pq
a b p q
Therefore, the required region is 6π-12=6(π-2) square units.

 n B   n  A  B   n U
 76  76  63  x  100
65.
 63   x  39
 63  x  39

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66. Let f  x    λ  1  x  4 λx  2
2 2

If f(x) = 0 has exactly one root in (0,1) then

f  0  f 1   0  2  λ 2  1  4 λ  2   0
  λ  1  λ  3   0
λ  1,3 
But for λ = 1 ⇒ n=1 is a repeat root
∴ λ ∈ (1,3]
20
67.  50 r
C6 50 C6  49 C 6  48 C6 .. 30 C6
r 0

 50
C 6  49 C 6  ..  31 C 6   30 C 6  30 C7  30 C7
50 C 6  49 C 6  ..   31 C 6  31 C7  30 C 7
50 C 6  50 C 7  30 C7
51 C7  30 C 7
68. If x  tan 
 1  x2  1   sec θ  1 
tan1    tan1  
 x   tan θ 
 
 θ
 tan1  tan 
 2
1 1
 θ  tan1 x
2 2
If x  sin α
 2x 1  x2   sin2α 
tan1    tan1    2α  2 sin1 x
 1  2x 
2
 cos 2α 
 
1
Derivative of tan1 x w.r.to 2 sin1 x
2
1 1  x2 3 1
   , at x 
2 1  x 
2
2 10 2

  e2 x  2e x  e  x  1  e
e x
 e x  dx  g x e e x
 e x  c
69.  
  e2 x  2e x  e  x  1  e
e   g  x e e   g x ee  e x  e x
 e x  e x  e x
 
x x x

   
  e2 x  2e x  e  x  1   g   x   g  x   e x  e  x 
So, g  x   e x  1, which gives g  0   2
So, the correct Key is option (1)
70. Let z  x  iy
Re z  Imz  4
x  y 4
z  x2  y 2 ∣
8  z 4
z  7 is not possible.

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71. Let r be the radius of spherical balloon
S = Surface area
S = 4πr2
dS dr
 8 r   k  constant 
dt dt
4πr2 = kt+C(C is constant of integration)
For t = 0 , r = 3 ⇒ 36π = C
For t = 5 , r = 7 ⇒K = 32π
4 r 2  32t  36π
r2  8t  9
for t  9
r2  81
r9
x 1
1
x 1 1
72. f x   f 2  x   f  f  x   x  1 
x 1 x 1 x
1
x 1
 1  x  1
f3  x   f  f2  x   f    
 x  1x
 x 1 
 f4  x  f  x
1x 
1 1
 f 6  x     f 6 6   
x 6
 1  x 1
f7  x   f    
 x  1x
8 4
 f7 7  
6 3
1 4 3
 f 6  6   f 7 7      
6 3 2

73.
dy 2


xy
2 1
y
 0
dx 2 1
x

x, y  0, y 1   1, y  2  ?
dy 2x 2y  1 
 y x
dx 2 2  1 
2y 2x
 dy    dx
2y  1 2x  1
2 y ln 2 2 x ln 2
 y dy    x dx
2 1 2 1
ln 2 y  1   ln 2 x  1  C
At x  1, y  1

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74. Given that A  A, B  B
T T

 A  C  A4  B 4
C T   A 4  B 4    A4    B 4   A 4  B 4  C
T T T

 B  C  AB  BA
C T   AB  BA    AB    BA 
T T T

 B T AT  AT BT  BA  AB  C
 C  C  B5  A5
C T   B 5  A5    B 5    A5   B 5  A5
T T T

D  C  AB  BA
C T   AB  BA    AB    BA 
T T T

 BA  AB  C
 Option C is not true.
e x  e x  sinx 2
75. lim 
x 0 xsin2 x 3
 x 2
  x2 x3   x3 
lim α  1  x      β  1  x       γ  x   
x 0
 2!   2! 3!   3! 
L.H.S.  2
sin x
lim  x  x 2  lim 2
x 0 x 0 x
α β 2 α β γ  3
α  β   α  β  γ  x     x      x
 lim 2 2  6 6 6 0
x 0 x 1
3

For limit to be finite, we should have

α β α β γ 2
α  β  0,α  β  γ  0,  0,   
2 2 6 6 6 3
 α  β, β  β  γ  0  γ  2β
β β 2β 2
     4β  4  β  1
6 6 6 3
 α  1,β  1, γ  2
 a  α 2  β2  γ 2  1  1  4  6
b        1  1  2  2  1  0
 c  2   2  2  3  1  4  2  3  2  0
 d α 2  β 2  γ 2  1  1  4  4
76. I  x    sec2 x  sin2022 xdx  2022  sin2022 xdx
 tan x  (sin x) 2022    2022  tan x  (sin x)2023 cos xdx
2022 (sin x)2022 dx
I  x    tan x  (sin x) 2022  C
2022

At, X  ,21011   
π 1
 C C  0
4  2

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tanx
Hence, I  x  
(sin x)2022
π 1 22022
I   2022

6 1  3
3 
2
π 3 22022 1 π
I   2022
  1010 I  
3  3  ( 3) 2021
3 6
 
 2 
π π
31010 I    I  
3 6

77.
1
A a 1  cos θ  4 sin θ   A  2a 1  cos θ  sin θ
2
dA
 2a  sin2 θ  cos θ  cos2 θ 
dθ
dA
 0  1  cos θ  2 cos 2 θ  0
dθ
1 2π
cos θ  1 (Reject) ,cos θ  θ
2 3
2
d A
 2a  2 sin2 θ  sin θ 
dθ2
d2 A 2π 3 3
2
 0 for θ   Now, Amax  a6 3
dθ 3 2
a2  b2 3
 a  4e  2

a 2
 
78. Angle between the vectors u, v is acute

 u.v  0 a log e b   12  6a log e b   0
2

b  1
let log e b  t  t  0 as b  1
y  at 2  6at  12 & y  0,  t  0
a  0, D  0  36 a2  48 a  0 which is not possible
For a  0, D  0  36 a2  48 a  0  12a  3 a  4   0
4
a0 y 0
3
a  
79. S  1,2,3,..,2022 ,HCF n,2022  12022  2  3  337
Numbers which are divisible by 2 are 2, 4, ....2022 i.e.,l0ll
Numbers which are divisible by 3 are 3, 6,9 ....2022 i.e.,674
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Numbers which are divisible by 6 are 6, 12, ....2022 i.e.,337
Numbers which are divisible by 337 arc 337,6?4, ..-. 2022, i.e.,6
Numbers which are divisible by 2 x 337 are 674,1348,2022. i.e.,3
Numbers which are divisible by 3 x 337 are l0ll,2022. i.e-,2
Numbers which are divisible by 2022 are 2022. i.e., 1
∴ Total numbers which are divisible by 2 or 3 or 337
 1011  674  6  337  3  2  1  1692  342  1350
For HCF (n, 2022) = 1, we have numbers of elements for n=2O22-1150=672
672 112
∴ Required probability  
2022 337
1 1
80. a   2,
α2 β2
1 1 1
b  2  2 1  2 2
α β α β
1 1 5
ab  1  1  
 αβ 
2
6 6
 5   5
x2     2  x   2    0
 6   6
 6 x  17 x  7  0
2

 6 x 2  3 x  14 x  7  0
 3 x 2x  1   7 2x  1   0
7 1
 x   , x   are the roots
3 2
 Both roots are real and negative.
 1  1  3x    ln 1  3 x  ln 1  2 x  
81. lim f  x  lim  ln     lim   
x 0 x 0 x
  1  2 x   x 0  x x 
 3ln 1  3 x  2ln 1  2 x  
 lim     32  5
x 0
 3x 2 x 
∴ f(x) will be continuous if f  0   lim
x 0
f  x  5
82. Examination 2 N, 2 A, 2I, E, X, M, T, O
8!
Case I All are different so 8 P4   8.7.6.5  1680
4!
4!
Case II 2 same and 2 different so 3 C1 · 7C2 · =3.21.12=756
2!
4!
Case III 2 same and 2 same so 3 C2 ·  3.6  18
2!.2!
Total  1680  756  18  2454

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83.
3   n  1  4  tn
tm  2   m  1  7
tn  4n  1
7m  4
tm  7m  5 4n  1  7m  5 n 
4
Put m=-4,8
n  6,13 T6  3  5  4   23 T13  3  13  1  4   3  48  51
23   n  1  28  407 23  28n  28  407 28n  407  5
n  14.8 n  14
λb  a
84. OP  , where OA  a,OB  b
λ 1
SO, OB  OP  3|OA  OP|2  6
2
 λb  a   λb  a 
 b    3 a  6
 λ 1   λ 1 
a  b  λ |b|2 3 λ2
  |a  b|2  6
λ 1 ( λ  1) 2

6  14 λ 3λ 2
 6  6
λ 1 ( λ  1)2
8λ 18 λ2
   4  λ  1  9λ
λ  1 ( λ  1)2
4
λ   0.80
5
85. f  x  y   f  x f  y 
 f  x   ax
f  x  3  a  3
 f  x   3x
n
Now, f  i   363
i 1

 3  32  33 ..n terms  363

n5
n2  1
86. Mean deviation about mean of first n natural numbers is
4n
n2  1 5  n  1 
hence, 
4n n
 n  21
87.  Area of shaded region

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3 3
 0

2 2 1
 
2 2
   1  x 3   x)dx    1  x 3  dx
3   0 
 1 2
 
2
3
0
 
2 2 0
   1  x 3  dx   xdx
3   3
 1 2  1 2
   
2 2

Let x  sin3 θ
 dx  3 sin2 θ cos θdθ
π
2
 1 
  3 sin θ cos 4 θdθ   0 
2

π  16 

4

9π 1 1 36π
    A
64 16 16 256
256 A
  36
π
drs of RS   α, 1, β 
88.  56 43 111 
drs of PQ    2,  1, 1 
 17 17 17 
 90 60 94 
 , , 
 17 17 17 
In rhombus diagonals are perpendicular  RS  PQ
90 60 94
 α  1   β  0
17 17 17
 90α  94β  60
60  90α
β
94
30  2  3α 
β
94
 β  30
 3α  2 
94
15
β  3α  2 
47
β 3α  2
 
15 47
 β  15, α  15
 α2  β2  225  225  450
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2 x  rx  p  0  x1 , x2
2

89.
y 2  sy  q  0  y 1 , y 2
Equation of the circle with PQ as diameter is
 x  x1  x  x2    y  y1  y  y 2   0
 2  x 2  y 2   rx  2sy  p  2q  0
On comparing with the given equation 2  x 2  y 2   11 x  14 y  22  0
r = 11, s = 7
p – 2q = – 22
 2r+s -2q+p = 22+7-22 = 7
0 1 0  0 0 1 
   
90. X  0 0 1   X  0 0 0 
2

0 0 0  0 0 0 
α β γ   α 2 αβ β2  αγ 
   
Y  0 α β  , Z   0 α2 αβ 
0 0 α  0 0 α2 

Since, Y ·Y 1  I
 1 2 1 
 5  1 0 0 
α β γ   5 5 
  1 2   
 0 α β  0  0 1 0 
 5 5
0 0 α    
1  0 0 1 
0 0 
 5
α
then  1  α  5
5
2 β
 α   0  β  2α  10
5 5
α 2β γ
   0  γ  2β  α  3α  15
5 5 5
α  5, β  10, γ  15
 (α  β  γ )2  (5  10  15)2  100

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