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Half-Yearly Examinations - Maths Paper -I

Model Paper-III
Part-A
Time: 2 Hours

Maximum Marks: 35

Group-A

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Section-I

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(Statements & Sets, Functions, Polynomials)

Prove the following statements by using direct proof "If x is even then x2 is even".

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If AB= , show that BA'=B.

3.

Let f(x) x+2, g(x) = x23 for xR. Find fog and gof.

4.

Solve the inequation x25x+6 <0.

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(Linear programming, Real numbers, Progressions)

Draw the graphs of the inequalities x0, y0, x+y1.

5.

(64) x =

(2 6 ) ,
y

show that 3x+4y=0

6.

If

7.

Evaluate Lt

8.

The A.M., G.M., and H.M., of two numbers are A,G,H respectively. Show that A,G,H, are

x 0

in G.P..

1+ x + x 2 1
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Section-II
9.

If n(AB) =51, n(A)= 20, n(B)= 44. then Find the value of n(AB)

10. Express the meaning of composite function fog.

12. Define linear programming problem?

13. Simplify (xp-q)r . (xqr)p. (xr-p)q .
14. Find the sum to infinite terms of 7, 1, 1/7, 1/49 .

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11. Write the nature of the roots of x24x+5=0.

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Let A= {1,3,5,7}, B= {2,4,6,8} and C= {11,13}

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15. For any three non empty sets A,B and C prove that (AB) (AC) = A (BC)

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Let f : AB and g : BC be defined by

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f= {(1,2), (3,4), (5,2), (7,4)}

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g= {(2,11), (6,11), (4,13), (8,13)}

find gof and fog. What do you observe?

17.

Let f be given by f(x)= x+2 and f has the domain {x:2x5}

Find f1 and its domain and range.

18. Factorize 3x410x3+5x2+10x8

Group-B
(Linear programming, Real numbers, progressions)
19. A shopkeeper sells not more than 30 shirts of two different colours , Atleast twice as many

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be Rs.25. How many of each kind be sold to give him a maximum profit? From the
inequations and write objective function satisfying above conditions to solve this problem?

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20. If a1/3+ b1/3+ c1/3=0 show that (a+b+c)3 = 27 abc.

21. The sum of the first three terms of a G.P. is 13/12 and their product is 1. Find the G.P.

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22. Insert 6 Harmonic Means between 3 and 31 .

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23. Using the graph of y= x2, solve the equation x2x6=0.

PART-B

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24. Minimise f= 3x+y subject to x+y 1, x1 0x 1, y 0.

Marks : 30=15

(pq) = .

1.

I. Write the capital letter of the correct answer in the brackets provised.

A) pq

2.

B) p p

C) pq

Two sets A and B are disjoint, then n(AB)= .

A) n(A)+ n(B)

B) n(A)+n(B) n(AB)

C) n (AB)

D) n(A)

D) p q

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A) 5

B) q2= 4pr

C) (10,20)

(1+ x)
Lt
x a
x

C) 9

= .

B) 1/n

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Geometric mean of 5 and 125 = .

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D) n2

C) n 2

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B) 6

D) (50,60)

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x + 1 = 3 then x = .

If

D) f(b/a)

Find the point minimising 'C' if C= 20x+25y = .

A) 8

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C) f(a/b)

B) (0,100)

D) p= qr

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B) f (a/b)

A) (100,0)
7.

C) p2 = 4qr

Remainder when ax+b divides f(x) is = .

A) f(b/a)

6.

D) 6

If the roots of the equation px2+qx+r=0 are equal, then .

A) q2= pr

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C) 8

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B) 12

B) 65

C) 25

D) 625

A) 60

10. The sum to n terms of the series 1+4+9+16+ ...... = .

A) n

(n + 1)
2

B)

n 2 (n + 1)2
D)
4

n(n + 1)(2n + 1)
C)
6

Answers : 1. D

(n + 1)(2n + 1)
6

2. A

3. B

4. D

5. D

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Marks : 10=5

II. Fill in the blanks with suitable words.

11. If 67 = 42 62 = 4, the truth value is .
12. If AA= A, the law is called = .

13. If AB is defined as f(A)= B ; then f is = .

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14. If f(x) = x+1 then 3f(2) 2f(3) = .

15. The product of the roots of 3x2+9x+63 = 0 is .

16. The expression ax+by which is to be naximised (or) minimised is called .

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17. If (x ) = x then p = .

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18. The modulus of a real number is never .

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19. If x+y, xy, x3y ...... are in A.P. then the 15th term is = .

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20. The relation between AM, GM and HM is .

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11. F

Answers
12. Indempotent law
14. 1

15. 6

16. Objective function

13. Onto function

18. Negative

19. x27y

20. A.MG.M H.M (or) G2= AH

17. 3

III. Match the following.

Group-A

Marks : 10=5
Group-B

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21.

Counter example of

A) 0

22. f(x) = 1 + x (x -1) then f(1)

B) 5

23. If f(x) = 2x1, then fof (2) =

All the prime numbers are

C) De Morgan's Law

D) 2

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24. In x + x the last term is

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1 x

E) x+1

F) 5

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25. If f(1)=0, then factor of f(x)

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H) x6

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22. A

23. B

Answers : 21. D

24. C

25. G

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26. If p = 4 x + 3 y then
the value of p at the point (0,15) is
27. If x= 256 find the value of

odd numbers

) A) H.P.

) B) 1

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29. In a G.P. a=2 s=6, then r=

D) 4/3

30. If a,b,c are in A.P, then 1/a, 1/b,1/c are

E) 10

in

F) 4

27. F

28. B

29. C

30. A

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Answers : 26.E

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H) 1

G) G.P.

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