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MATHS - IIA_- IMPORTANT QUESTIONS
Section: Roll No......
COMPLEX NUMBERS
S.A.Q
Show that the points in the Agrand plane
represented by the complexnumbers -2+7:
7
4-31, 5(1+i) are the vertices of a rhombus.
2. Show that the four points in the A grand plane
represented by the complex numbers
2+i, 443i, 2+5i, 31 are the vertices ofa square,
3. Show that the points in the A grand diagram
represented by the complex numbers
-2-2i, 2/3 +237 are the verices of
an equilateral triangle.
iy
4. If x+iy= >a cjang em show that
5. Treosdsising then show that
6
7. Find the real values of x and y if
VS.A.Q
1, Find the square root of 3+4i
2. Find the polar form of following complex
numbers.
( (AVR) Gi) c= VFI Git) -1-7
3. If z,=—land 2, ==i then find Arg(z,z,).
4, If 2,=-and z, =i then find ane ),
1»
5. it :=(cos0.sin6), nd (2-4).
6. Ifthe Argz, and Argc, are 4S and then find
(Argz, + Argz,)
7. Find the least positive integer n, satisfying
8. If (+)"=2"(ati) then show that a+
9. If (a+ib)* = x+iy find x7 4y?.
10, Find the real and imaginary parts of the complex
a-ib
number 3=P.
11, Find the complex conjugate of (2+5i) (~4+6i).
12, If |2-34ii=4, find the locus of z.
13, Find the complex conjugate of (15+3i)—(4~20i).
14, Simplify ? +i +i°+.... + 2n+1) terms,
15. Find the multiplicative inverse of /5+3i
16. If (cos2a + i sin2a) (cos 2B + i sin 2B) =
cos@ + i sin0, then find the value of 0.
17, Ifz=x+iy and ifthe point P inthe Argand plane
represents z, then describe geometrically the
locus of z satisfying the equations :
(@ [2-2-3i] =5 (i) Im2=4
DEMOIVER'S THE!
LAQ
1, Ifnisaninteger then show that
(si) +(1-
2. If n is a positive integer then show that
ayn "9 nt
1 1-i)"= =
(ii) +(1-a7 on(™)
3. If af are the roots of the equation
-2x+4=0 then for any positive integer n
show that @” +f" = 2cos(%).
4, Ifnisaninteger then show that
(1+cos0+isind)' +(14cos0—ising)' =
cst (2)eos 22
ver(o(3).
5. Ifnisan integer and
(5)
x
e=0ie (0 (2ns1) ) then show that
oo anno ,
z+
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1, If x=cis@, then find the value of (3+).
2. IfA,B, Care angles ofa trinagle ABC such that
x= cisA, y= cisB,z = cisC then find the value
of xyz.
3. Find the cube roots of 8.
4. Find the value of (~1)
Prove that (1-0 407)°+ (I-07 +@)° = 128 =
(-0+ 67+ (1-0 +0)?
6. If 1,0,6" are the cube roots of unity, then find
the value of (1+0)' + (1+0*)’
QUADRATIC EQUATIONS
SA.Q
1, Determine the range of the expression
xt4x4l
a eR
x =x4+1
x+2
2x? +3x+6
1
Gx+D04+D
2. Determine the range of
1
3. Prove that ~—+
3xel ces:
xel
not lie between 1 and 4 if *x’ is real,
4. If*y isreal, show that the value of the expression
TT does not le between 5 and 9.
ET Gazy lies between
VS.A.Q
1, Find the quadratic equation whose roots are
7+2N5 and 7-25
2. Find the Quadratic equi
325i
3. Iftheequation x? —15—m(2r—8) = 0 has equal
roots find the value of m,
4, Find the maximum (or) minimum of the
expression 121-32
5. If x?-6x+5=0 & x
common root, then find a.
whose roots are
3ax+35=0 have a
6. x +be+ce=0 & P tex+b=0 (be c)have
a.common root, then show that b+e+1=0
7. Find the maximum or minimum value of the
expression 2 — x47 as x varies over R.
8. Find the nature of the roots of 2°-7x+10= 0.
9, Ifa, bare the roots of the equation ax*+bric=0,
op?
then find the value of
10. For what values of ‘x’, the expression
28-51-14 is positive.
11, Find the maximum or minimum of the expression
2eS-3x°
12. Find the value of x at which the following
expression have maximum or minimum.
“5x16
13, Form quadratic equation whose roots are
mon
a 0,n0)
m,—(m20,n20)
14. Ifx?-6x+5=0 and x*-12x+p=0 have a common
root, then find p.
‘THEORY OF EQUATIONS
LAQ
1. Solve x‘ +x°-16x°-4x+48=0, given that
the product of two roots is 6.
2. Solve &r'-36x°-181+81=0, given that the roots
are in A.P.
Find the polynomial equation whose roots are
translates of the roots of the equation
X43 A+ 6-0 by 3.
4, Find thepolynomial equation whose rootsare translates
ofthose ofthe equation -Sx'+7°-I7ir+11=0 by-2.
5. Solve the equation 3x°hx*+.x488=0 which has
2-57 as aroot.
6. Find the algebraic equation of degree 4 whose
roots are the translates of the roots of
Ax 32v' + 83x24 T6x+ 21 = Oby 2.
VS.A.Q
1, If-1,2& a arethe roots of 2x° + x?-7x-6=0,
then find
2. If 1, -2 and 3 are the roots of x’-2x7+ax+6=0
then find a.
3. If1, 1, e arethe roots of x? 6x? +9x-4=0,
then find o
4, Form the monic polynomial equation of degree
3 whose roots are 1, -1, 3.
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the value of a + By + yo.
6. Find the algebraic equation whose roots are 3
times the roots of
X42 4dr] <0
7. Formthe monic polynomial equation whose roots
are 0, 0, 2, 2, -2, -2
PERMUTATIONS & COMBINATIONS
SA.Q
1. Find the sum of all 4 digited numbers that ean
be formed using digits 0, 2, 4,7, 8 without
repetation.
2. Ifthe letters ofthe word MASTER are permuted
in all possible ways and the words thus formed
are arranged in the dictionary order. Then find
the rank of the word () REMAST(i) MASTER
3. Ifthe letters of word PRISON are permuted in
all possible ways and the words thus formed
are arranged in dictionary order. Then find the
rank of the word PRISON
4, Find the number of ways of selecting 11 members
cricket team from 7 batsmen, 6 bowlers and 2
wicket keepers, so that the team contains 2
wicket keepers atleast 4 bowlers
5. Find the number of ways of forming a committee
of 5 members out of 6 Indians and 5 Americans
so that always the Indians will be in majority in
the committee.
lag ABS. f4N—D
6. Provethat me" = 35. Qnall
a.
7. Simplify “Cs + yer nC,
8. Provethat “C,+ >)
9. Find the number of 5 letter words that can be
formed using the letters of the word CONSIDER.
How many of them begin with °C’, how many
of them end with ‘R’ and how many of them
begin with *C’ and end with ‘R.
VS.A.Q.
10.
IL
12,
13,
14,
15.
16,
17.
If" P, =1320 then find ‘n’
Te P,P, =2:7 find n,
Te PP =3:2 find n,
If"P, =42 "P,, find n
If*C,,
Find the value of "C, +2."°C, +!°C,
then find “"C,,
Find the number of ways of arranging the letters
of the word
() SINGING (i) INTERMEDIATE
ii) INDEPENDENCE,
Find the number of different chains that can be
prepared using 7 different coloured beeds.
Find the number of positive divisors of 1080.
Find the no, of ways of preparing a chain with 6
TSC, = Cy, find r
16°C, 4 °C, "C, find *r"
Find the number of ways of forming a committee
of 5 members from 6 men and 3 ladies.
If "P_ = 1320, find r.
TEP 6): Ps) = 30800: I, find r.
A man has 4 sons and there are 5 schools within
his reach. In how many can he admit his sons in
the schools so that no two of them will be inthe
same school ?
Find the number of 4-digit telephone numbers
that can be formed using the digits 1,2,3,4,5,6
with atleast one digit repeated.
Find the number of 4-digit numbes than can be
formed using the digits 1,2,4,5,7,8 when
repetition is allowed,
Find the number of ways of arranging 7 persons
around a circle.
Find the number of ways of arranging the letters
of the word abc’ in its exapanded form.
Prove that "°P,+"°P,="'P,
BINOMIAL THEOREM
LAQ
1
Ifthe coefficients of ,#, (r+1)"" and (r+2)"™
terms in the expansion of (I+x)" are in AP.
then show that n? -(4r+1)n+4r°-2=0
© scanned wih ont Seamer 2. Ifthe 2nd, 3 and 4! terms in the expansion |3. If ”C, is the largest binomial coefficient in the
of (a+ x)" are respectively, 240, 720, 1080 find ‘expansion of (1+ x)" find the value of "°C,
ain. 4, Find the sum of last 20 coefficients in the
3. If the coefficients of 4 consecutive terms in the expansion of (1+.x)”
expansion of +x)" areqdyda |5 U(tyees') aa, tacta: Le” then
prove that y+ 4, +, +n yy =
respectively Then show that
4, Ifthe coefficients of x°, x", x!tin the expansion PARTIALFRACTIONS
S.A.Q
of (I+x)"are in A.P then prove that | Resolve into partial fractions
4in+398=0- at roi,
OP HOHD ODED 7 G=@E=HKI-O
5. Find the sumof the series 1+ +=
1
Resolve (—7F'(q—a) into partial fractions.
6.
2x43
3. Resolve (y9y° into partial fractions.
27 +3K44
7 $ -thenprove |4 Resolve ¢,°5)/,2-- 5) into partial fractions.
that 9x7 +24x=11
557 5. Resolve
8 f*=Gp ~~ then find
243 (93 resotwe 2443
the value of x? 4 4x 6. Resolve Ga Ix-3)
9. Find the sum of the infinite series
ae. aris) MEASURES OF DISPERSION (STATISTICS)
5°5.10°5.10.15* Ys.
10. If 36, 84, 126 are three successive binomial |¥S*A°Q wean deviation from the mean of the
coefficients in the expansion of (14+), then find following discrete data 6,7,10,12,13,4.12,16.
2. Find the mean deviation about the mean for the
n
de 468 following data
1 t= $+ S64 AGE... thenprove that = fp ]s]> [es fols
9t= 16. & |e{s|w|sfele
VSA.Q. 3. Find the mean deviation about the mean for the
1. Find the number of terms in the expansion of following frequency distribution.
; (3a,
i) (2x+3y+2)" ii) (#3) x [s [7 [o [afifis
2. Find the set of values of ‘x’ for which i lstef2 [2 [ele
i 34 vn
@ (3-4x)"" is valid. 4, Find the mean deviation about the mean for the
ii) (243x) is valid. following data
(i 3,6,10,4,9,10 (ii) 4,6,9,3,10,13,2
5. Find the mean deviation about the median for
the data : 6,7,10,12,13,4,12,16
3
Gili) (5+x)? is valid,
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below
6,7,10,12,13.4,8,12
Find the mean deviation about the mean for the
following distribution.
x [io [ni [a2 [13
fi [3 [22 [as [2
AQ
Calculate the variance and standard deviation of
the following continous frequency distribution.
Casal [A SD HOST] TO TAT] OTT VOTO
Frown 13 [7 Pops t sts | 2
2. Find the mean deviation from the mean of the
following data, using the step deviation method.
Marks_} 0-10] 10-20} 20-30] 30-40] 40-50] 50-60] 60-70
No.of 6 5 8 1S 7 6 3
students 5
3. An analysis of monthly wages paid to the
workers of two firms A and B belonging to the
same industry gives the following data.
ewan |
No of Workers co [soo
Avenge Dayiy wages) 186_[ 175
Tasancs of dsb of wages [81 [100
(@ Which firm A or B has greater variability in
individual wages?
(ii) Which firm has larger wage bill?
4. Find the mean deviation about the mean for the
following continuous distribution.
[Sales (in Rs. [¥0-50]50-60 [60-70 [70-80)80-90 [90-100
Itousand)
INoof 5] 25/3 [2] 5
{companies
5. Find the variance and standard deviations of the
following frequency distribution,
x | 4 | 8 [11 [17 [20 | 24 | 32
f 13 )5 }9 |S }4)3 41
PROBABILITY
LAQ
1 Three boxes numbered I, I, 11 contain the balls
as follows.
pox | waite | pact | red
7 7 t 2 | 3
u | 2 1 1
m | 4 s | 3
1
‘one box is randomly selected and a ball is drawn,
from it. If the ball is red then find the probability
that it is from box IL
Three boxes B,,B, and B; contain balls with
different colours as shown below
box | whie | Biock
wos 2 4
A die is thrown, 8, is chosen if either 1 or 2
turns up. B, is chosen if 3 (or) 4 turns up and
Bis chosen if 5 (or) turns up. Having choosen a
box in this way, a ballis choosen at random from
this box. If the ball drawn is found to be red,
find the probability that itis from box 8
A.B\C are 3 news papers from a city 20% of the
population read A, 16% read B, 14% read C, 8%
both A and B, 5% both A and C and 4% both B
and C and 2% all the three. Find the percentage of
the population who read alteast one news paper.
‘A bag contains 12 two rupee coins, 7 one rupee
coins and 4 halfa rupee. If three coins are selected
at random, then find the probability that
i) the sum of three coins is maximum
ii) the sum of three coins is minimum
iii) each coin is of different value
A,B, C are three horses in a race. The probability
of A to win the race is twice that of B, and
probability of B is twice that of C. What are the
probabilities of A, B and C to win the race.
S.A.Q
‘A speaks truth in 75% of the cases and B in 80%
cases. What is the probability that their statements,
‘about an incident do not match.
If A and B are independent events of a random
experiment then show that 4° and ge are also
independent statements,
The probability for a contractor to get a road
contract is and to get a building contr
&. The probability to get atleast one contract
is +. Find the probability that he gets both the
contracts.
Ina committe of 25 members, each member is
proficient either in mathematies or in statistics
or in both. If 19 of these are proficient in
mathematics, 16 instatisties, find the probability
that a person selected from the committee is
proficient in both,
is
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and P(AMB)=0.3. Find the probability that
i) Adoes not occur ii) neither Anor B occurs,
Let A and B be independent events with
P(A)=0.2, P(B) = 0.5, Let us find
i) P(A/B) ii) P(BYA) iii) P(A) and
iv) P(AUB)
If A and B be independent events with P(A) =
0.6, P(B) =0.7 then compute.
@ P(AMB) (i) P(AUB)
Gii) P(B/A) Gv) P(AT OB‘).
IfAand B are two events with P(A U B) = 0.65,
P(AMB)=0.15. Then find the value of|
P(A‘) +P(B‘)
A fiar die is rolled. Consider the events.
A=(1,3,5), B=(2,3) and C=(2,3,4,5}. Find
P(AMB), P(AUB) (ii) P(AIB), POBIA)
i) P(AIC), P(CIA)__ (iv) P(BIC), P(C|B)
RANDOM VARIABLES
AND PROBABILITY DISTRIBUTIONS
.Q
A random variale X has the following probability
distributions.
re
PX
x) k ] 2x] 3x] 4k] 5k
A random variable X has the following
probability distribution.
X= oOif2[sja]s| 6] 7
P(X = x) 0] k] 2k] 2k] 3k] 7] 247] Te? +
find (i) k value (ii) the means of X and
(iii) PO< xX <5)
Arandom variale X has the following probability
distribution, Find ‘k” and mean, variance of X.
x -2]-1] 0 [1 [2]3
Px=x] ol k] 02] 24/03] «
4.
5
‘One in 9 ships is likely to be wrecked when they
are set on sail, when 6 ships are on sail. Find
the probability for
(i) atleast one will safely
(i) exactly three will arrive safely
A cubical die is thrown, Find the mean and
variance of x, given the number on the face that,
shows up,
Xex_[-3 [-2 [=
P(X=x)
1
9
is the probability distribution of random variable
X. Find the variance of X.
VS.A.Q
1
2.
3,
5,
‘The mean and variance of a binomial distribution
are 4 and 3 respectively. Find P(X > 1)
The range of a random variable x is {1,2,3,...}
and P(x = 1.23.0). Find the value of
cand P(0
