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 General Instructions :
Read the following instructions very carefully and strictly follow them :
(i) This question paper contains 38 questions. All questions are compulsory.
(ii) This question paper is divided into five Section~ -A, B, C, D and E.
(iii) In Section A, Questions no. 1 to 18 are multiple choice questions (MCQs) and
questions number 19 and 20 are Assertion-Reason based questions _of 1 mark
each.
(iv) In Section B, Questions no. 21 to 25 are very short answer (VSA) type
questions, carrying 2 marks each.
(v) In Se~tion C, Que~tions no; 26 to .31 are short answer (SA) type 9-uestions,
carrying 3 marks each.
(vi) In Section D, Questions no. 32 to 35 are long answer (LA) type· questions
carrying 5 marks each. 1
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(vii) In Section E, Questions no. 36 to 38 are case study based questions c;arrying
4 marks each. ' \

(viii) There is no overall choice. However, an internal choice has been provided in
2 questions in Section B, 3 questions in Section C, 2 questions in Section D and
2 questions in Section E. •
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. l. Let both AB' and B'A be defined for matrices A and B: If .order of A is
n x m, then the order ofB is: ,
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(A) nxn (B) nxm . . .

(C) mxm

-1 0 0 ! '

2. If A= 0 3 0 , then A is a/an:
0 0 5 :
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(A) scalar matrix ·(B) identity matrix
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(C) symmetric matrix :... . ' • (D) skew-symmetric matrix
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y
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(A) y. =sin-1 x and y = cos-1 x
(B) y = cos-1 x and y = cos x
(C) y =sin-1 x and y =sin x
(D) y = cos-1 x and y =sin x
r is alwa ys a/an .:
4. Sum of two skew-symmetric matr ices of s~e orde
(A) skew-symmetric matr ix
(B) symm etric matr ix
(C) null matr ix '--l
(D) iden tity matr ix .-l'

5. [ sec-
1
tan-1 (}a)] is equa l to :

(A)
ll1t
12
(B) -1251t
(C) --
12
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log (1 + ax) + log (1 - bx) forx ;t0
6. If ftx) = X '
k forx =0
'
is continuous at x.= 0, the'n the value ofk is:
(A) a . (B) a + b
(C) a- b (D) b

7. If tan-l (x2 - y2) =a, wher e 'a' is a const ant, then : is : •

X X
(A) - (B) - -
y
y
a a
(C) I - (D)
X . y
• I

If y = a cos (log x) + b sin (log x), then x y 2 + xy1 is :

2
8.
(A) cot (log x) (B) y
(C) -y (D) tan (log x)

ment s is
. 9. Let ftx) = Ix I , x •e R. Then, which of- the following state
inco rrect ?
" >1-\1.
(A) f has a minim um.v alue at x = 0.
(B) f has no maxi mum value in R. (1'
(C) fis conti nuou s at"= 0. •
(D) f is differ entia ble at x =0.
4
10. Let f'(x) =3 (x2 + 2x)- 3 + 5, ftl) = 0. Then , Rx) is:
, X
2 '
3 2
5x \ 11
(B) x3 +3x2 + ; +5x -ll
(A) x + 3x ·X

(C), / x3 + 3x2 - 2 + 5x-1 1 (D)

7 X ,
5 ex dx
11.
f x+
(x + 6)
2
is equa l to :

(B) ex+ C
(A) log (x + 6) + C
ex -1
(C) --+ C (D) --- +c
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of the following•. differential equation are,

• 12. The order and degree
respectively :
d4
- y + 2edyI dx + 2 - 0
clx4 I y -
(A) -4 1 (B) 4 ' not defined ', ,/ ,
(C) 1, 1' (D) 4, 1 . -~-- _- t
4
13. The solution for the differential equation log ( dy_) ·= 3x + Y is :
. .- dx. .
(A) 3e4Y + 4e-3x_+ C = O (B) ~3x+4y_:-_C_=:; 0, :~.>
(C) 3e-3Y + 4e4x + 12C = O ' •(D) 3e-4Y + 4e~x + l~C = 0

14. For a Linear ·Programming Problem (LPP), the given objective f\mction is
Z = x + 2y. The feasible region PQRS deterniine4 by the s~t of constraints • •
is shown as a shaded region in the graph. < ', '.< · •
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P= (~ 24) Q= (3 i5)
13 ' 13 ' _ 2 ' -4 ' R
=·(7 3)
2' 4 ' S =
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of the following statements is corre.ct? •• • :•••

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1 Which

s(
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·,•(A) - ,l Z is ~inimum at 18 , 2 ) • •• : ,· ·_--.-::. i •• _. t' • ,, • • . •_ ,

7 7 . ·.. - . ',

(B) Zismaximuma tRG, !)-·

(C) (Value of Z at P) > (Value of Z at Q)
(D) (Value ofZ at Q) < (Value ofZ a~R)

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15. In a . Linear Programming Problem : (LPP), •the obj~ctiv~
z =2x + 5y is to be maximised under the following constraints •
. X + Y < 4, 3~ + 3y > 18, X, y > Q •• • ,
Study the graph and select the correct option. 1
y .'
I• • .. I .. . ,

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3x+3y=18
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The solution of the given LPP: .
. _(A) , . lies in the
..
shaded
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unbounded region. '..., J
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(B) lies in A AOB. • . .

(C) does not exist. .~ .. t c: 1 • 4;- _ .. ~.

(D) lies in the combined region of A AOB and unbounded sha~ed

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16. Let I I = 5 and - 2 < A. < 1. Then, the ~ange of I A. a_ I is :
(A) [5, 10] . . (B) [- 2,. 5] ,
(C) [-2, 1] !.,·· r:.f ·, :~-,~ .(D)'•'[-10,5] 1
~ .• ' • , 1 •~·:
17. The area of the region bounded by t_he curve y2 = x between x = Q and
X =1 is : .. • L~:;:.-·•· ·>
·2
(A) : sq .units ;•, ,. _ , , -- (B)
3 sq~ts I :_

(C) _ 3 sq units (D) a4 ·sq units , _'.:, -:- ... ' ;

18. A box has 4 green, 8 blue and 3 red pen~. 1:, stu~ent picks up a pen at
random, che_cks .its, ,c_olour ~d repl~ces it m the .box. He repeats this
process 3 times. The probab1hty that at least one pen picked was red is :
(A) 124 (B) _.!_
125 125
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Questions num er 19 _and 20
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n (f + g) x = ex.,+ log x· ; ,- ;,
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Asse rtion (A): Let ftx) =· ex and g(x) = log x: The

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20.
whe re dom ain of (f + g) is R.
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This section comprises 5 Very Sho rt Ans wer <':SA
I •
1 2 _ , -, . , __
dom ain of ftx) = sin-:- (- x ).···; -'.· .. . ) r .. ~'
:

·21. '. Fi~d the Q:) ,. • . .... . ';

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22. (a) Diff eren tiate with resp ect to e..&. for x > o.

OR

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· • h
t e values of x for which ftx) =
x- 4
x+
1'x * -, 1 is• an increasing
or a deer.easing functio~. •
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• t A and point B
24. (a) If a and b are position vectors of poin
d
respectively,'•find the positioii vec_tor of point C on BA pTO UCed
such that BC = 3BA.
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(b) Vector i is inclined at equal angles to th~ three axes x~ Y and z. If

• • magnit ude of 1 is 5../3 units, then find ? '. :. .. . . r ;;- 1

I\ I\ .
. I\ I\ I\

25. Determ ine ifth~ lines r = ( i + j - .k).+ A (3 i ·- j) and

I\ I\ I\ .I\
r = (4 i - k) + µ (2 i + 3 k) intersect with each ~ther.
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SECTI ONC

This section comprises 6 Short Answer (SA) type questions of 3 marks each. .,.
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3 f -4 - .. 2 ,./

12 16 - be two matrice s. Then, find the 8

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~y .
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, •: ' ~- • • • . •• , : • • ,:- 1 • • . .. . •• .,

. (a) • •• • Differentiate y = sin-1 (3x - 4x3) w.r.t. x, if x e [- !2 ' 1]

2 •
o/1
--
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OR
2). . .
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(b) Differentiate y = cos-1 l- x 2
. :. 1+x ( with respect to x h • ~-
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28. (a) A studen t wants to pair up natura l numbe rs Ill . d ·
th • fy N. • Find the omam
ey sat1s the equation 2x + y = 41, x, YE formed is
n th
and range of1.the. relation. Check if the r~Iatio US . .

reflexive, symmetric and transiti~e. Hence, state wheth er 1t IS an

equivalence relatio n or not.
OR /

(bv Show that the function f: N ~• where is a;set of natur al' r}- ,\
n - 1' if n is even • . b" • t •
. • , , , 1s a 1Jec ion.
ra
.,r
numbe rs, given by ftn) = { . A''

n + 1, if n 1s odd

29. Consider the Linear Programming Problem, where the objective functi on
Z = (x + 4y) needs to be minimized subje.ct to constr aints
. VI ... ,
. 2x+ y> 1000
X + 2y> 800
.. '- . :
x, y > 0.
. Draw a neat graph of the feasible regi~n. and fin'4 -the; minim um value
ofZ. •

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1

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C~e- a1 ·-y •_ 2 k, '
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(b) Let~~~ v~;~o~s-oi;~: P:~;~ ~d

A A. A A A • • · " ·
A
i + 2j k and i + 5 j + •3 k respectively: Find. the vector and 1- 'I t:-to o
_ (, =. c~esi an .equ~tio1:1s. of.the~~-~ pas~ing t~9ug h ~and parall el to
line BC. " -~-~-'- . J • I / ' -- --\
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A person is Head two independen~ selection commJttees I and. II. If the 'L
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, probability of maki~ g a_Yi'I"ong_~elect).o~ in co~t tee I is O-O~and that in

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committee II is 0·01_, then find the. probability that the, p~:r~on m:ak·:es , th. ;" ~. \ o'
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. f 5 marks each.
This section comprises 4 Long Answer (LA) type questions 0

32. (a) Find:

J x 2 +1
(x - 1)2 (x + 3) dx

OR

(b) Evaluate :

9
1t/2

J sinx: COSX dx 3/
.
0

Draw a rough sketch for the curve y = 2 + Ix + 11. Using integration, find
the area of the region bounded by the curve y = 2 + Ix+ 11, x = - 4, x = 3
and y = 0.

s y . (a) Solve the differential equatio~: x2y dx- (x3 + y3)-dy = o.

OR

(b) S~lve the differential equation (1 :+- x2) : •+ 2xy _ 4x2 = o subject
to initial condition y(0) =_ 0.

35. Let the polished side of the mirror be along the line x _ 1 - Y _ 2z - 4
/ 1 · -2 - 6
A point P(l, 6, i 3), some distance away from the mirr h . .
. ., or, as its unage
formed behind the mirror. Find the coordinates of th . • .
. . . e image pomt and
the distance between the point P and its image. • •

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'I Case Study - 1 , .
36. Three 'students~. Neha, Rani and ·sam g~ to ·a market to purchase
stationery items. N eha buys 4 pens, 3 notepads and -2 erasers a nd pays
. 60. Rani buys 2 pens, 4 notepads and 6 erasers for' 90. Sam ·pays~ • 7o
for 6 pens, 2 notepads and 3 erasers. . \ . . .. :1.- . • • • .~
... . ' . '

Based upon. the above information' .answer the following questions : •

1 (i) Form the equations required to solve the problem of finding the
l price of each ~tern, ~d express it in the.matrix AX =_B. 1
1
~--
(ii)•
_Find IA I, and} confirm if it is possible to find A-!...
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(iii) (a) Find A-1, if possible, and write the formula to find X. ;- ..-- •. 2
• • LI

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(iii) (b) Find A2 - 81, where I is an identity matrix. 2
Case Study ..:. 2 •· · · • · , _. .,

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A ladder of fixed length. :11' is to be placed along the wall such that it. is
free to move along the height of the wall. . .
Base~ upon the abov~ information, answer the follo~g que~tio~s :
(i) • Express the distance (y) between the wall and foot of th
1 .
terms of 'h' and height (x) on the wall 'at a certain . adder m
write an expression in terms ofh and x for the are ant. ~so, (.:;s
triangle, as seen from the side by an observer. a . of the nght
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(ii) Find the derivative of the area (A) with respect to the height on e
1
wall (x), and find its critical point.
(iii) (a) Show that the area (A) of the right triangle is maximum ~t 2
the critical point. ,
OR
• b • • ulled
(iii) (b) If the foot of the ladder whose length is 5 m, is eing P
towards the wall such that the rate of decrease of diSt ance
(y) is 2 mis, then at what rate is the height on the wall
(x) increasing, when the foot of the ladder is 3 m away from
2
the wall?

Case Study - 3

38. • A shop selling electronic ite~s sells smartphones of only thre~ reputed
companies A, B and C because chances of their manufacturing a defective
smartphone are only 5%, 4% and 2% respectively. In his inventory he has
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25% smartphones from company A, 35% smartphones from company

B and 40% smartphones from company C. /
A person buys a smartphone from this shop.
(i) Find the probability that it was defective. 2
(ii) What is the probability that this defective smartphone was
manufactured by company B ? t,, 2
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