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Instructor Name

SS Panta

Category

Class 12

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Course Requirements

  • Mathematics up to class 11

Course Description

1. Algebra

2. Trigonometry

3. Analytic Geometry

4. Vectors

5. Statistics

6. Calculus

7. Computational Methods

8. Mechanics

9. Mathematics for Economics


Course Curriculum

1 Factorial Notation
1 Min

Definition and meaning of n!


2 Factorial exercise
2 Min

Prove that n!=n⨯(n-1)! Also show that (r+3)!=(r+3)⨯(r+2)⨯(r+1)⨯r!


3 Factorial exercise
1 Min

Prove that (n+1)! ∕ n!=n+1


4 Factorial exercise
1 Min

Prove that n! ∕ n=(n-1)!


5 Factorial exercise

Prove that 0!= 1


6 Factorial exercise

Prove that n! ∕ r!=(r+1)⨯(r+2)⨯(r+3)⨯...⨯n


7 Prove that 2n! ∕ n!=1⨯3⨯5⨯...⨯(2n-1)⨯2ⁿ.

Prove that 2n! ∕ n!=1⨯3⨯5⨯...⨯(2n-1)⨯2ⁿ


8 Basic Principle of Counting

Basic Principle of Counting


9 A stadium has 3 entrances and 4 exits. In how many ways can a viewer enter and leave the stadium?

A stadium has 3 entrances and 4 exits. In how many ways can a viewer enter and leave the stadium?


10 Using the integers 3, 4, 6, 7 and 9 only once, how many 3 digit numbers can be formed?

Using the integers 3, 4, 6, 7 and 9 only once, how many 3 digit numbers can be formed?


11 Using the integers 3, 4, 6, 7 and 9 only once, how many 3 digit numbers less than 800 can be formed?

Using the integers 3, 4, 6, 7 and 9 only once, how many 3 digit numbers less than 800 can be formed?


12 Using the integers 3, 4, 6, 7 and 9 only once, how many 3 digit even numbers can be formed?

Using the integers 3, 4, 6, 7 and 9 only once, how many 3 digit even numbers can be formed?


13 Using the integers 3, 4, 6, 7 and 9 only once, how many 3 digit odd numbers can be formed?

Using the integers 3, 4, 6, 7 and 9 only once, how many 3 digit odd numbers can be formed?


14 Using the integers 3, 4, 6, 7 and 9 only once, how many numbers between 6K and 7K can be formed?

Using the integers 3, 4, 6, 7 and 9 only once, how many numbers between 6K and 7K can be formed?


15 Meaning and notation of Permutation

Meaning and notation of Permutation


16 Derivation of formula for P(n, r)

Derivation of formula for P(n, r)


17 Permutation computation exercise

Find (i) P(5, 2) (ii) P(7, 0) and (iii) P(n, 2)


18 If P(20, r+5) ∕ P(18, r+2)=4180 ∕ 1, find the value of r.

If P(20, r+5) ∕ P(18, r+2)=4180 ∕ 1, find the value of r.


19 Using the integers 3, 4, 6, 7 and 9 only once, how many 3 digit numbers can be formed?

Using the integers 3, 4, 6, 7 and 9 only once, how many 3 digit numbers can be formed?


20 In how many ways can the letters of the word 'TRIANGLE' be arranged?

In how many ways can the letters of the word 'TRIANGLE' be arranged?


21 Find the number of three digit numbers divisible by 5 using 1,2,3,4,5,6,7 only once.

Find the number of three digit numbers divisible by 5 using 1,2,3,4,5,6,7 only once.


22 In how many ways can 5 people be seated in a row of 5 seats?

In how many ways can 5 people be seated in a row of 5 seats?


23 In how many ways can 3 boys and 4 girls be seated in a row of 7 seats if boys and girls may sit anywhere?

In how many ways can 3 boys and 4 girls be seated in a row of 7 seats if boys and girls may sit anywhere?


24 In how many ways can 8 people be seated in a row of 8 seats if particular 2 people always sit together?

In how many ways can 8 people be seated in a row of 8 seats if particular 2 people always sit together?


25 In how many ways can 3 boys and 4 girls be seated in a row of 7 seats if boys and girls alternate each other?

In how many ways can 3 boys and 4 girls be seated in a row of 7 seats if boys and girls alternate each other?


26 In how many ways can 4 boys and 4 girls be seated in a row of 8 seats if boys and girls alternate each other?

In how many ways can 4 boys and 4 girls be seated in a row of 8 seats if boys and girls alternate each other?


27 Derivation of formula for permutations with repetitions.

Derivation of formula for permutations with repetitions.


28 Find the number of permutation of the letters of the word 'CYCLE'.

Find the number of permutation of the letters of the word 'CYCLE'.


29 In how many ways can the letters of the word 'ASIGNMENTS' be arranged?

In how many ways can the letters of the word 'AASIGNMENTS' be arranged?


30 In how many ways can the letters of the word 'INTERNET' be arranged?

In how many ways can the letters of the word 'INTERNET' be arranged?


31 In how many ways can the letters of the word 'INTERNET' be arranged so that two E's always come together?

In how many ways can the letters of the word 'INTERNET' be arranged so that two E's always come together?


32 In how many ways can the letters of the word 'INTERNET' be arranged so that two E's never come together?

In how many ways can the letters of the word 'INTERNET' be arranged so that two E's never come together?


33 Derivation of formula for Circular Permutations.

Derivation of formula for Circular Permutations.


34 n how many ways 6 people can be seated around a round table?

In how many ways 6 people can be seated around a round table?


35 In how many ways can 6 students and 6 teacher be seated in a round table if they may sit any where?

In how many ways can 6 students and 6 teacher be seated in a round table if they may sit any where?


36 In how many ways can 6 students and 6 teacher be seated in a round table if they sit alternately?

In how many ways can 6 students and 6 teacher be seated in a round table if they sit alternately?


37 In how many ways can 6 students and 6 teacher be seated in a round table if particular 3 teachers always sit together?

In how many ways can 6 students and 6 teacher be seated in a round table if particular 3 teachers always sit together?


38 Derivation of formula for circular arrangements with flip.

Derivation of formula for circular arrangements with flip.


39 In how many ways 8 beads of different colours be made into a bracelet?

In how many ways 8 beads of different colours be made into a bracelet?


40 In how many ways 1 flag of UNO, 2 flags of Nepal, 4 flags of US and 3 flags of Japan be flagged in a row?

In how many ways 1 flag of UNO, 2 flags of Nepal, 4 flags of US and 3 flags of Japan be flagged in a row?


41 In how many ways a packet of Kurkure, a packet of Oreo biscuit, a packet of Lays and a packet of Chewing gum be distributed among three students?

In how many ways a packet of Kurkure, a packet of Oreo biscuit, a packet of Lays and a packet of Chewing gum be distributed among three students?


42 In how many ways 5 letters can be posted in 3 letter boxes?

In how many ways 5 letters can be posted in 3 letter boxes?


43 In how many ways the letters of the word 'POPULAR' can be arranged so that all consonants are never together?

In how many ways the letters of the word 'POPULAR' can be arranged so that all consonants are never together?


44 In how many ways can the letters of the word MOUNTAINS be arranged so that no two vowels come together?

In how many ways can the letters of the word MOUNTAINS be arranged so that no two vowels come together?


1 Meaning of combination and derivation of formula for C(n, r).
9 Min

Meaning of combination and derivation of formula for C(n, r).


2 Compute (i) C(5, 2) (ii) C(7, 0) (iii) C(n, 2)
2 Min

Compute (i) C(5, 2) (ii) C(7, 0) (iii) C(n, 2)


3 Compute (i) C(n, 0) (ii) C(n, n).

Compute (i) C(n, 0) (ii) C(n, n).


4 Compute (i) C(n, 1) (ii) C(n, n-1).

Compute (i) C(n, 1) (ii) C(n, n-1).


5 C(n, r) in terms of r diminishing factors.

C(n, r) in terms of r diminishing factors.


6 Prove C(n, r)=C(n, n-r). (Complementary combinations)

Prove C(n, r)=C(n, n-r). (Complementary combinations)


7 Compute: C(15, 13).

Compute: C(15, 13).


8 If C(n,2)=235, find n.

If C(n,2)=235, find n.


9 If C(n, 13)+C(n,12)=C(27, 13), find C(n, 24).
2 Min

Use of Pascal formula


10 Prove C(n, r)+C(n, r+1) = C(n+1 , r+1).
1 Min

Pascal formula


11 If C(n, 13)= C(n, 6), then find C(n, 16).

If C(n, 13)= C(n, 6), then find C(n, 16).


12 If P(10, r)=24⨯C(10,r), find r.

Relation between P(n, r) and C(n, r)


13 A student appeared in 3 tests. How many different results are possible?
2 Min


14 If each person in a meeting handshakes each other and total no. of handshakes is 36. Find the number of persons in the meeting.
2 Min

Selection of two at a time.


15 There are 15 boys and 10 girls who apply in a quiz. If only 3 boys and 7 girls can take part in quiz, find the number of possible selections.
3 Min


1 Binomial Theorem and proof of its formula.
13 Min

Binomial Theorem and proof of its formula.


2 Different forms in Binomial theorem.
2 Min

Different forms in Binomial theorem.


3 Number of terms and General term in expansion of (a + x)ⁿ.

Number of terms and General term in expansion of (a + x)ⁿ.


4 Middle term Formula.

Middle term Formula.


5 Binomial coefficients and Relation I

Binomial coefficients and Relation I


6 Binomial coefficients and Relation II

Binomial coefficients and Relation II


7 Sum of Binomial coefficients with even and odd suffixes.

Sum of Binomial coefficients with even and odd suffixes.


8 Find (i) the general term (ii) 4th term (iii) coefficient of 6th term in (x²+1∕x)⁹.
3 Min


9 Find (i) the general term (ii) the term free of x in (x²-1∕x²)²ⁿ.

Find (i) the general term (ii) the term free of x in (x²-1∕x²)²ⁿ.


10 Find (i) the general term (ii) the term containing x⁻¹ in (x+1∕x)²ⁿ⁺¹.

Find (i) the general term (ii) the term containing x⁻¹ in (x+1∕x)²ⁿ⁺¹.


11 Find the middle term of (x∕2+2∕x)⁸.
3 Min


12 Prove that the middle term of (x∕a + a∕x)²ⁿ is 1.3.5..(2n-1).2ⁿ∕n!
4 Min


13 Find the middle terms of (1-x∕2)²ⁿ⁻¹.
2 Min


14 Show that the sum of the coefficients of mid terms of (1+x)²ⁿ⁺¹ is equal to the coefficient of mid term of (1+x)²ⁿ⁻¹.
4 Min


15 f 28, 56 and 70 are the coefficients of (r+1), (r+2) and (r+3) th terms of (1+x)ⁿ , then find n and r.
5 Min

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16 Prove that a₁ ∕ (a₁+a₂)+a₃ ∕ (a₃+a₄)=2a₂ ∕ (a₃+a₄) where a₁ , a₂ , a₃ , a₄ are consecutive coefficients in the expansion of (1+x)ⁿ.
6 Min


17 Prove that C₁+2C₂+3C₃+...+(n+1)C₊=(n+2)2ⁿ⁻¹
3 Min


18 Prove that C₀+4C₁+7C₂+10C₃+...+(3n+1)C₊=(3n+2)2ⁿ⁻¹.
3 Min


19 Prove that C₀+C₁ ∕2+C₂ ∕3+...+C₊ ∕(n+1)=(2ⁿ⁺¹-1)∕(n+1)
3 Min


20 Prove that C(n,0)C(n,r)+C(n,1)C(n,r+1)+...+C(n,n-r)C(n,n)=2n! ∕ (n+r)!(n-r)!
6 Min


21 Prove that C₀C₁ +C₁C₂+...+C₊C =2n! ∕(n+1)!(n-1)!
4 Min


22 Prove that C₀²+C₁²+C₂²+...+C₊² = 2n!∕n!²
4 Min

C₀ , C₁ , C₂ , ..... are coefficients in (1+x)ⁿ.


23 Prove that C₀C₊ +C₁C₊+...+C₊C₀ = 2n!∕n!².
4 Min

C₀ , C₁ , C₂ , ... are coefficients in (1+x)ⁿ.


24 Application of Binomial Theorem
2 Min


25 Expand (1+x)⁻¹ up to 4 terms.
2 Min


26 Expand (1-x)⁻¹ up to 4 terms.
2 Min


27 Expand (1-x)⁻¹⁺² up to 4 terms.
2 Min


28 Compute √27 correct to 3 significant figures.
4 Min


29 Show that √(2∕3) = 1-(1∕4)+(1∕4)(3∕8)+...
3 Min


30 Show that ∛4 =1+(1∕4)+(1∕4)(4∕8)+(1∕4)(4∕8)(7∕12)+....
4 Min

Binomial expansion


1 The Euler's Number.
2 Min

The Euler's Number.


2 Exponential series.

Exponential series.


3 Series of e.

Series of e.


4 Series of 1∕e.

Series of 1∕e.


5 Prove that the value of e lies in between 2 and 3.

Prove that the value of e lies in between 2 and 3.


6 Prove that e is not rational.

Prove that e is not rational.


7 Find the series for a^x.

Find the series for a^x.


8 Find the series for 1∕2 (e^x+e^-x).

Find the series for 1∕2 (e^x+e^-x).


9 Find the series for 1∕2 (e^x-e^-x).

Find the series for 1∕2 (e^x-e^-x).


10 Prove that (1+1∕1!+1∕2!+...)(1-1∕1!+1∕2!-...)=1.

Prove that (1+1∕1!+1∕2!+...)(1-1∕1!+1∕2!-...)=1.


11 (e²+1) 2e = 1+1∕2!+1∕4!+...
2 Min


12 (e²-1) ∕ 2e=1+1∕3!+1∕5!+...
2 Min


13 Find the series for (e²-1)∕(e²+1).
3 Min


14 Find the series for (e-1)∕(e+1).
3 Min


15 Prove that (1+1∕2!+1∕4!+...)²-(1+1∕3!+1∕5!+...)²=1.
3 Min


16 Prove that ∑1∕n! = e-1.
1 Min


17 Prove that ∑n∕n! = e.
1 Min


18 Prove that ∑n²∕n! = 2e.
2 Min


19 Prove that ∑n³∕n! = 5e.
3 Min


20 Prove that ∑n²∕(n+1)! = e-1.
2 Min


21 Prove that ∑m²∕(m-1)! = 5e
2 Min


22 Prove that ∑m³∕(m-1)! = 15e.
2 Min


23 Use general method to prove that 2∕3!+3∕4!+4∕5!+5∕6!+...=1∕2.
3 Min


24 Use special method to prove that 2∕3!+3∕4!+4∕5!+5∕6!+...=1∕2.
2 Min


25 Prove that the sum 1+(1+2)/2!+(1+2+3)/3!+.... is equal to 3e∕2.
3 Min


26 Prove that the sum 1+3/1!+5/2!+7/3! + .... is equal to 3e.
4 Min


27 Prove that 1+(1+3)/2!+(1+3+3²)/3!+(1+3+3²+3³)/4!+ ... is equal to ½(e³-e).
3 Min


1 Logarithmic series and special forms.

Logarithmic series and special forms.


2 Prove that 1∕(1.2)+1∕(3.4)+1∕(5.6)+... to ∞ = log2.

Prove that 1∕(1.2)+1∕(3.4)+1∕(5.6)+... to ∞ = log2.


3 Prove that 1∕(2.3)+1∕(4.5)+1∕(6.7)+... to ∞ = log(e∕2).

Prove that 1∕(2.3)+1∕(4.5)+1∕(6.7)+... to ∞ = log(e∕2).


4 Prove that 1∕2-1∕(2.2²)+1∕(2.2³)+1∕(2.2⁴)+... to ∞ = log(3∕2).

Prove that 1∕2-1∕(2.2²)+1∕(2.2³)+1∕(2.2⁴)+... to ∞ = log(3∕2).


5 Prove that (1∕3-1∕2)+1∕2(1∕3²+1∕2²)+..... to ∞ = 0.

Prove that (1∕3-1∕2)+1∕2(1∕3²+1∕2²)+..... to ∞ = 0.


6 Prove that 1+1∕(3.2²)+1∕(5.2⁴)+1∕(7.2⁶)+... to ∞ = log3.

Prove that 1+1∕(3.2²)+1∕(5.2⁴)+1∕(7.2⁶)+... to ∞ = log3.


7 Prove that 1∕n-1∕2n²+1∕3³-=1∕(n+1)²+1∕3(n+1)³+...

Prove that 1∕n-1∕2n²+1∕3³-=1∕(n+1)²+1∕3(n+1)³+...


8 If y=x+x²∕2+x³∕3+.. to ∞ then prove that x = y-y²∕2!+y³∕3!-...to ∞

If y=x+x²∕2+x³∕3+.. to ∞ then prove that x = y-y²∕2!+y³∕3!-...to ∞


9 If x = y-y²∕2!+y³∕3!-...to ∞ then prove that y=x+x²∕2+x³∕3+.. to ∞

If x = y-y²∕2!+y³∕3!-...to ∞ then prove that y=x+x²∕2+x³∕3+.. to ∞


1 Complex number in Polar form.
2 Min

Complex number in Polar form.


2 Complex Number in Euler form.
3 Min

Complex Number in Euler form.


3 Product of Complex Numbers in Polar form.
3 Min

Product of Complex Numbers in Polar form.


4 Product of Complex Numbers in Euler form.
1 Min

Product of Complex Numbers in Euler form.


5 Quotient of complex numbers in Polar form.
1 Min

Quotient of complex numbers in Polar form.


6 Quotient of Complex Numbers in Euler form.
3 Min

Quotient of Complex Numbers in Euler form.


7 De - Moivre's theorem. Positive integral power of Complex Numbers in Polar form.
5 Min

De - Moivre's theorem. Positive integral power of Complex Numbers in Polar form.


8 Express √3+i in polar form.

Express √3+i in polar form.


9 Express √3+i in Euler form.

Express √3+i in Euler form.


10 Express -√3+i in polar form.
2 Min


11 Express-√3-i in polar form.
2 Min


12 Express -√3-i in Euler form.
2 Min


13 Express √3-i in polar form.
2 Min


14 Express √3-i in Euler form.
2 Min


15 Find the 6th power of √3+i
3 Min


16 Simplify (cosθ-isinθ) ∕ (cos2θ+isin2θ)⨯(cosθ+isinθ)³
2 Min


17 Use complex numbers to prove cos(x+y)=cosx cosy-sinx siny.
3 Min


18 Use complex numbers to prove sin(x+y)=sinx cosy+cosx siny.
3 Min


19 Use Euler's formula to prove i²=-1.
2 Min


20 If z=cosθ+isinθ then prove that zⁿ+1∕zⁿ=2cosnθ.
2 Min


21 Square roots of a + ib
4 Min


22 Find the square roots of 1+√3i.
3 Min


23 Find the square roots of 1-√3i.
3 Min


24 Use De - Moivres theorem to find the square roots of 1+√3i.
4 Min


25 Use De - Moivres theorem to find the cube roots of 1+√3i.
5 Min


26 Use De - Moivres theorem to find the fourth roots of 1+√3i.
7 Min


27 Discuss the properties of cube roots of unity.
14 Min


28 Prove that (i) ω+ω²=-1 (ii) 1+ω²=-ω (iii) 1+ω=-ω²
1 Min


29 Prove that (1-ω+ω²)³-(1+ω-ω²)³=0
2 Min


30 Prove that (1-ω+ω²)³+(1+ω-ω²)³=-16.
2 Min


31 Prove that (1-ω+ω²)⁴+(1+ω-ω²)⁴=-16.
3 Min


32 Prove that ω³ⁿ⁺¹+ω⁶ⁿ⁺² = -1 where ω is one of the complex cube roots of unity.
1 Min


33 If ω is one compex cube root of unity, prove that (a+b+c)+(aω+bω+cω)+(aω²+bω²+cω²)=0.
2 Min


34 If ω is one complex cube root of unity, prove that ω³ⁿ⁺²+(ω²)³ⁿ⁺²=-1
2 Min


1 System of linear equations.
11 Min

System of linear equations.


2 Classify the system of linear equations x + y=-1 and 3x+2y=0.
1 Min

Classify the system of linear equations x + y=-1 and 3x+2y=0.


3 Classify the system of linear equations 3x+2y=5 and 6x+4y=15.
1 Min

Classify the system of linear equations 3x+2y=5 and 6x+4y=15.


4 Classify the system of linear equations 3x+2y=5 and 6x+4y=10.
1 Min

Classify the system of linear equations 3x+2y=5 and 6x+4y=10.


5 Steps involved in Row equivalent method for solving two variable linear equations.
4 Min

Steps involved in Row equivalent method for solving two variable linear equations.


6 Steps involved in Row equivalent method for solving three variable linear equations.
6 Min

Steps involved in Row equivalent method for solving three variable linear equations.


7 Solve 3x-2y=6 and 5x+y=23 by row equivalent matrix.
4 Min

Solve 3x-2y=6 and 5x+y=23 by row equivalent matrix.


8 Solve x+2y-4z=3, 2x-y+2z=6 and 3x+y+z=12 by row equivalent matrix.
8 Min

Solve x+2y-4z=3, 2x-y+2z=6 and 3x+y+z=12 by row equivalent matrix.


9 Matrix Inversion method for the solution of system of 2 variable linear equations.
2 Min

Matrix Inversion method for the solution of system of 2 variable linear equations.


10 Matrix Inversion method for the solution of system of 3 variable linear equations.
2 Min

Matrix Inversion method for the solution of system of 3 variable linear equations.


11 Solve 3x+2y=7 and x-y=-1 by matrix inversion method.
3 Min


12 Solve 3∕x+2∕y=7 and 1∕x-1∕y=-1 by matrix inversion method.
3 Min


1 Sum of the first n natural numbers.
1 Min

Sum of the first n natural numbers.


2 Sum of the first n even natural numbers.
2 Min

Sum of the first n even natural numbers.


3 Sum of the first n odd natural numbers.
1 Min

Sum of the first n odd natural numbers.


4 Sum of squares of the first n natural numbers.
6 Min

Sum of squares of the first n natural numbers.


5 Sum of squares of the first n even natural numbers.
1 Min

Sum of squares of the first n even natural numbers.


6 Sum of squares of the first n odd natural numbers.
4 Min

Sum of squares of the first n odd natural numbers.


7 Sum of cubes of the first n natural numbers.
6 Min

Sum of cubes of the first n natural numbers.


8 Sum of cubes of the first n even natural numbers.
1 Min

Sum of cubes of the first n even natural numbers.


9 Sum of cubes of the first n odd natural numbers.
5 Min

Sum of cubes of the first n odd natural numbers.


10 Find the sum to n terms of the series whose nth term is 2n+3.
1 Min

Find the sum to n terms of the series whose nth term is 2n+3.


11 Find the sum to n terms of the series whose nth term is (n+1)(2n-5).
4 Min


12 Find the nth term and sum to n terms of the series 1.n+2.(n-1)+3.(n-2)+....
6 Min


13 Find the last term of the nth group of the sequence (1), (2,3), (4,5,6), (7,8, 9, 10), ....
3 Min


14 Find the first term of the nth group of the sequence (1), (2,3), (4,5,6), (7,8, 9, 10), .....
4 Min


15 Find the sum to n terms of the series 1².2+2².3+3².4+....
4 Min


16 Find the sum to n terms of the series 4+10+18+28+40+...
5 Min


17 Principle of mathematical induction
2 Min


18 Prove, by using mathematical induction that 2n is even for all n∈N.
3 Min


19 Prove, by using mathematical induction that 2n+1 is odd for all n∈N.
4 Min


20 Prove, by using mathematical induction that 1+2+3+...+n=n(n+1)∕2.
4 Min


21 Prove, by using mathematical induction that 1+3+5+...+(2n-1)=n²
4 Min


22 Prove, by using mathematical induction that 1²+2²+3²+...+n²=n(n+1)(2n+1)∕6.
5 Min


23 Prove, by using mathematical induction that 1³+2³+3³+...+n³= [n(n+1)∕2]²
4 Min


24 Prove, by using mathematical induction that 1 ∕ (1.2) + 1 ∕ (2.3) + 1 ∕ (3.4) +...+1 ∕ n.(n+1) = n ∕ (n+1).
5 Min


25 Prove, by using mathematical induction that 3+3²+3³+...+3ⁿ=(3∕2)(3ⁿ-1)
6 Min


26 Prove, by using mathematical induction that 3²ⁿ-1 is divisible by 8.
4 Min


27 Prove, by using mathematical induction that 3n ≥ 2n+1.
5 Min


1 State cosine laws and prove one of them.
6 Min

State cosine laws and prove one of them.


2 State and prove sine law.
8 Min

State and prove sine law.


3 State and prove the projection laws.

State and prove the projection laws.


4 In any ΔABC, prove that cos(A⁄2)=√[s(s-a)⁄bc].

In any ΔABC, prove that cos(A⁄2)=√[s(s-a)⁄bc].


5 In any ΔABC, prove that sin(A⁄2)=√[(s-b)(s-c)⁄bc].

In any ΔABC, prove that sin(A⁄2)=√[(s-b)(s-c)⁄bc].


6 In any ΔABC, prove that tan(A⁄2)=√[(s-b)(s-c)⁄s(s-a)].

In any ΔABC, prove that tan(A⁄2)=√[(s-b)(s-c)⁄s(s-a)].


7 In any ΔABC, prove that the area is given by Δ=1⁄2 bc sinA.

In any ΔABC, prove that the area is given by Δ=1⁄2 bc sinA.


8 In any ΔABC, prove that Δ=√[s(s-a)(s-b)(s-c)].

In any ΔABC, prove that Δ=√[s(s-a)(s-b)(s-c)].


9 In any ΔABC, prove that Δ=abc⁄4R.

In any ΔABC, prove that Δ=abc⁄4R.


10 Prove that area of a tringle, Δ =√[2a²b²+2b²c²+2c²a²-a⁴-b⁴-c⁴]

Prove that area of a tringle, Δ =√[2a²b²+2b²c²+2c²a²-a⁴-b⁴-c⁴]


11 In any ΔABC, prove that tan(A⁄2)=(s-b)(s-c)⁄Δ.
1 Min


12 If a⁴+b⁴+c⁴-2a²b²=2c²(a²+b²), prove that C=45° or 135°.
3 Min


13 In any triangle, prove that c(a cosB-b cosC)=a²-b².
2 Min


1 If two angles of a triangle are 60° and 30°, find the ratios of the sides.
2 Min

If two angles of a triangle are 60° and 30°, find the ratios of the sides.


2 If two angles of a triangle are 75° and 60°, find the ratios of the sides.
3 Min

If two angles of a triangle are 75° and 60°, find the ratios of the sides.


3 In a triangle, a=√3+1, b=√6 and c=2, solve the triangle.
3 Min


4 In a triangle, if a=√3+1, A=75° and B=60°, solve the triangle.
2 Min

In a triangle, if a=√3+1, A=75° and B=60°, solve the triangle.


1 Definition of circle.
1 Min

Definition of circle.


2 Derive the equation of circle in standard form.
1 Min

Derive the equation of circle in standard form.


3 Derive the equation of circle in central form.
3 Min

Derive the equation of circle in central form.


4 Derive the equation of circle in general form.
3 Min


5 Equation of circle in parametric form.

Equation of circle in parametric form.


6 Derive equation of circle in diameter form.

Derive equation of circle in diameter form.


7 Find the equation of a circle with centre at the origin and radius 1.

Find the equation of a circle with centre at the origin and radius 1.


8 Find the equation of a circle with centre at (3, 4) and radius 5.

Find the equation of a circle with centre at (3, 4) and radius 5.


9 Find the equation of a circle with centre at (a, a) and radius a.

Find the equation of a circle with centre at (a, a) and radius a.


10 Find the centre and radius of the circle x²+y²+2ax+2ay+a²=0.

Find the centre and radius of the circle x²+y²+2ax+2ay+a²=0.


11 Reduce the equation of the circle the circle x²+y²-4x-6y-12=0 in parametric form.
2 Min


12 Convert the parametric equation x=1+3cosu, y=2+3sinu into cartesian form.
2 Min


13 Convert the polr equation r=4cosθ into cartesian form.
1 Min


14 Find the equation of the circle whose centre is at (2, 3) and one of its tangents being x-y+1+√2=0.
3 Min


15 Find the condition that the equation x²+y²+2gx+2gy+c=0. may represent (i) a point circle (ii) a real circle (iii) an imaginary circle.
3 Min


16 Find the condition that the general equation of second degree x²+y²+2hxy+2gx+2gy+c=0. may represent a circle.
2 Min


17 Find the equation the circle which touches the x- axis at (4, 0) and passes through (1, -3).
2 Min


18 Find the equation the circle which touches the y- axis at (0, 4) and passes through (1, 2).
3 Min


19 Find the condition that the point P(x₁, y₁) lie (i) on (ii) outside (iii) inside the circle x²+y²+2hxy+2gx+2gy+c=0.
4 Min


20 Find the condition that line y=mx+c intersects the circle x²+y²=a² at (i) one point (ii) two points (iii) no points.
4 Min


21 Find the condition of tangency of the line y=mx+c on the circle x²+y²=a².
2 Min


22 Find the condition of tangency of the line x⁄a+y⁄b=1 on the circle x²+y²=a².
2 Min


23 Find the condition of tangency of the line lx+my+n=0 on the circle x²+y²=a².
2 Min


24 Find the condition of tangency of the line y=mx+c on the circle (x-h)²+(y-k)²=a².
2 Min


25 Find the intercept of the circle (x-h)²+(y-k)²=a² on y - axis.
2 Min


26 Find the equation of tangent to the circle x²+y² = a²at the point P(x₁, y₁).
5 Min


27 29. Find the equation of tangent to the circle x²+y² = a² at the point P(x₁, y₁).
3 Min

Using properties that tagent is perpendicular to radius.


28 Find the equation of tangent to the circle x²+y² +2gx+2fy+c=0 at the point P(x₁, y₁).
9 Min


29 Find the equation of normal to the circle x²+y² = a²at the point P(x₁, y₁).
2 Min


30 Find the equation of normal to the circle x²+y² = a²at the point P(x₁, y₁)
2 Min

Using the property that radius passes through centre.


31 Find the equation of normal to the circle x²+y² +2gx+2fy+c=0 at the point P(x₁, y₁).
3 Min


32 Find the point of contact of the tangent y=m+c to the circle x²+y² = a².
4 Min


33 Find the condition that the line lx+my=n may be a normal to the circle x²+y² +2gx+2fy+c=0.
2 Min


34 Find the value of c if the line y=mx+c may be a normal to the circle x²+y² =a².
1 Min


35 Find the value of c if the line x+2y+k=0 may be a normal to the circle x²+y² +6x-8y-75=0.
2 Min


36 Find the value of k if the line x+2y+3=0 may be a normal to the circle x²+y² +2x+ky+1=0.
2 Min


37 Find the length of the tangent drawn from the point (x₁, y₁) on the circle x²+y² = a².
3 Min


38 Find the length of the tangent drawn from the point (x₁, y₁) on the circle x²+y² +2gx+2fy+c=0.
4 Min


39 Find the length of the tangent drawn from the point (9, 5) on the circle x²+y² = 25.
1 Min


40 Find the length of the tangent drawn from the point (7, 1) on the circle x²+y²-2x-2y-9 = 0.
2 Min


41 Find the equation of circle with centre at (1, 3) and passing through the intersection of lines x-y=2 and 2x+y=7.
4 Min


42 Find the value of a and b in the equation of circle 2x²+ay²+(4-b)xy +ax+by+ab-4=0
2 Min


43 Find the equation of the circle through (5, 2) and concentric to the circle x²+y² -6x-8y-40=0.
2 Min


44 Find the equation of circle through the points (5,2), (3,-4) and whose centre lies on the line x-y=5.
5 Min


45 Find the equation of circle with centre at (5,2) and one of its tangents being x+2y=4.
2 Min


46 Find the equation of circle with radius 5 and tangent at (5,1) being 3x+4y=19.
5 Min


47 Find the equation of circle that passes through (3,3) and (6,4) and one of its tangents being 2x-y-13=0.
7 Min


48 Long Question

You are given a line x+2y-1=0 and a circle x²+y²-2x-10+1=0. (a) Find the point of intersection of the line and circle. (b) Find the length of the intercept. (c) Find the equation of the circle of which the intercept is a diameter.


49 Find the equation of the circle which touches both axes at (a,0) and (0,a).
2 Min


50 Find the length of the tangent drawn from any the point on the circle x²+y²+2gx+2fy+d=0 on the circle x²+y²+2gx+2fy+c=0.
3 Min


51 Find the conditions that the two circle (x-h₁)²+(y-k₁)²=r₁² and (x-h₂)²+(y-k₂)²=r₂² touch each other.
3 Min


52 Find the conditions that the two circles x²+y²+2g₁x+2f₁y+c₁=0 and x²+y²+2g₂x+2f₂y+c₂=0. touch each other.
3 Min


53 Find the conditions that the two circles x²+y²+2g₁x+2f₁y=0 and x²+y²+2g₂x+2f₂y=0 touch each other.
6 Min


54 Find the conditions that the two circles x²+y²+2ax+c²=0 and x²+y²+2by+c²=0 touch each other.
4 Min


55 Find the equation of tangent to the circle x²+y²=100 at (6,8).
1 Min


56 Show that the tangents to the circle x²+y²= 25 at (6,8) and (6,8) are perpendicular to each other..
3 Min


57 Show that the tangents to the circle x²+y²+4x+8y+2= 25 at (1,1) and (-5,7) are parallel to each other.
4 Min


58 Find the condition that the circle x²+y²+2gx+2fy+c=0 at may touch the x-axis.
4 Min


59 Find the condition that the circle x²+y²+2gx+2fy+c=0 at may touch the y-axis.
3 Min


60 Find the equation of tangents to the circle x²+y²-4x-2y-4=0 and perpendicular to the line 4x-3y=5.
4 Min


61 Find the equation of tangents to the circle x²+y²=26 drawn throgh (6,4). Also, find the angle between them.
5 Min


1 Definition of a parabola.
3 Min

Definition of a parabola.


2 Derive the equation of parabola in standard form.
Preview 4 Min

Derive the equation of parabola in standard form.


3 Derive the equation of parabola in standard form. (axis y axis)
4 Min

Derive the equation of parabola in standard form. (axis y axis)


4 Equations and elements of parabola.

Equations and elements of parabola.


5 Derive the equation of parabola whose directrix is parallel to y axis, vertex at (h, k) and latus rectum of length 4a.

Derive the equation of parabola whose directrix is parallel to y axis, vertex at (h, k) and latus rectum of length 4a.


6 Derive the equation of parabola whose directrix is parallel to x axis, vertex at (h, k) and latus rectum of length 4a.

Derive the equation of parabola whose directrix is parallel to x axis, vertex at (h, k) and latus rectum of length 4a.


7 Equations and elements of parabola not in standard form.

Equations and elements of parabola not in standard form.


8 Find the equation of the parabola in standard position whose focus is at (5, 0).

Find the equation of the parabola in standard position whose focus is at (5, 0).


9 Find the equation of the parabola in standard position whose focus is at (0, 3).

Find the equation of the parabola in standard position whose focus is at (0, 3).


10 Find the equation of the parabola in standard position whose directrix is x-3=0.

Find the equation of the parabola in standard position whose directrix is x-3=0.


11 Find the equation of the parabola in standard position which passes through (4, 2).
2 Min


12 Find the equation of the parabola whose vertex is at (1, 2), latus rectum parallel to y - axis and is of length 6.
2 Min


13 Find the equation of the parabola whose vertex is at (1, 2), latus rectum parallel to x - axis and is of length 4.
2 Min


14 Find the equation of the parabola whose vertex is at (1, 2), and focus at (5, 2).
2 Min


15 Find the equation of the parabola whose vertex is at (3, 3), and focus at (3, 5).
2 Min


16 Find the equation of the parabola whose vertex is at (-3, 4), and directrix x=1.
2 Min


17 Find the equation of the parabola whose vertex is at (2, 1), and directrix y=-2.
2 Min


18 Find the equation of the parabola whose vertex is at (4, 5), and (2, 7) , (6, 7) being ends of latus rectum.
3 Min


19 Find the equation of the parabola whose focus is at (-1, 8), and equation of directrix is 8x+5y=80.
3 Min


20 Find the focal distance of the point (4, 4) on the parabola y²=4x.
2 Min


21 Find points on the parabola y²=8x whose focal distance is 4.
2 Min


22 Find points on the parabola y²=-12x whose focal distance is 15.
3 Min


23 Find points on the parabola x²=-12y whose focal distance is 15.
3 Min


24 Find the coordinates of (i) vertex (ii) focus (iii) point of intersection of axis and directrix on the parabola y²=8x. Also find the equation of (iv) axis and (v) directrix.
2 Min


25 Find the coordinates of (i) vertex (ii) focus (iii) point of intersection of axis and directrix on the parabola y²=-12x. Also find the equation of (iv) axis and (v) directrix.
2 Min

26. (N) Find the coordinates of (i) vertex (ii) focus (iii) point of intersection of axis and directrix on the parabola y²=-12x. Also find the equation of (iv) axis and (v) directrix.


26 28. (N) Find the coordinates of (i) vertex (ii) focus (iii) point of intersection of axis and directrix on the parabola x²=-3y. Also find the equation of (iv) axis and (v) directrix.
2 Min


27 Find the coordinates of (i) vertex (ii) focus (iii) point of intersection of axis and directrix on the parabola y²=6y+3x-6. Also find the equation of (iv) axis and (v) directrix.
4 Min


28 Find the coordinates of (i) vertex (ii) focus (iii) point of intersection of axis and directrix on the parabola y²=6y-8x-1. Also find the equation of (iv) axis and (v) directrix.
4 Min


1 Definition of ellipse and Elements of an ellipse.

Definition of ellipse and Elements of an ellipse.


2 Derive the equation of ellipse whose major axis is the x axis.

Derive the equation of ellipse whose major axis is the x axis.


3 Existence of two foci and two directrices of an ellipse.

Existence of two foci and two directrices of an ellipse.


4 Length of latus rectum when a ≻ b.

Length of latus rectum when a ≻ b.


5 Length of latus rectum when b ≻ a.

Length of latus rectum when b ≻ a.


6 Equation of ellipse in central form whose major axis is parallel to x axis.

Equation of ellipse in central form whose major axis is parallel to x axis.


7 Find the eccentricity of the ellipse x²∕16+y²∕25=1.

Find the eccentricity of the ellipse x²∕16+y²∕25=1.


8 Find the length of latus rectum of the ellipses (i) x²∕25+y²∕16=1 and (ii) x²∕16+y²∕25=1 .

Find the length of latus rectum of the ellipses (i) x²∕25+y²∕16=1 and (ii) x²∕16+y²∕25=1 .


9 In an ellipse the distance between the vertices is 15 and the distance between foci is 10, find the distance between its directrices.

In an ellipse the distance between the vertices is 15 and the distance between foci is 10, find the distance between its directrices.


10 Find the sum of the focal distances of a point on the ellipse 4x² +25y² = 100.
2 Min


11 Find the foci distance of the ellipse 25x² +4y² = 100.
2 Min


12 Find (i) Major axis (ii) Minor axis (iii) vertices (iv) latus rectum and (v) eccentricity of the ellipse 16x²+25y²-32x+150y-159=0
6 Min


13 Find (i) eccentricity (ii) foci and (iii) eqn. of the directrices of 16x²+9y²-32x+54y-47=0.
5 Min


14 16. (N) One of the vertices and foci of an ellipse are at (5, 0) and (-3, 0) respectively. Find its equation in the standard position.
3 Min


15 One of the foci is at (3, 0) and eccentricity is equal to 3∕5. Find the equation of the ellipse in the standard position.
2 Min


16 If the eccentricity and latus rectum of an ellipse are 1∕2 and 3 respectively, then find its equation.
3 Min


1 Introduction to Hyperbola.
5 Min

Introduction to Hyperbola.


2 Derive equation of hyperbola with transverse axis along x - axis.
11 Min

Derive equation of hyperbola with transverse axis along x - axis.


3 Derive equation of hyperbola with transverse axis along y - axis.
10 Min

Derive equation of hyperbola with transverse axis along y - axis.


4 Length of latus rectum of hyperbola whose transverse axis is along x axis.

Length of latus rectum of hyperbola whose transverse axis is along x axis.


5 Length of latus rectum of hyperbola whose transverse axis is along y axis.

Length of latus rectum of hyperbola whose transverse axis is along y axis.


6 Equation of hyperbola in central form with transverse axis along y - axis.

Equation of hyperbola in central form with transverse axis along y - axis.


7 Find the eccentricities of the following hyperbola.

Find the eccentricities of the following hyperbola.


8 Find the centers of the following hyperbola.

Find the centers of the following hyperbola.


9 Find the foci of the following hyperbola.

Find the foci of the following hyperbola.


10 Find the equations of the directrices of the following hyperbola.

Find the equations of the directrices of the following hyperbola.


11 Find the different elements of the hyperbola x²-49y²=-49.
4 Min


12 Find the different elements of the hyperbola x²-49y²=49.
5 Min


13 Find the different elements of the hyperbola x²-4y²-2x+24y-39=0.
7 Min


14 Find the equation of the hyperbola whose transverse and conjugate axes are 6 and 10 respectively.
2 Min


15 If a hyperbola passes through (3√2,5) and its transverse axis is 6, find its equation.
2 Min


16 If e=2 and LL'=3, find the equation of hyperbola.
3 Min


17 If vertex and focus of a hyperbola are (0,3) and (0,-5) respectively. Find its equation.
3 Min


18 Find the area of the triangle whose adjacent sides are given by a = i+2j+k and b=3i+2j+k.
3 Min


1 Definition of vector product.
3 Min

Definition of vector product.


2 Magnitude of a⨯b.
4 Min

Magnitude of a⨯b.


3 Relation of vectors a and b and with their cross product.

Relation of vectors a and b and with their cross product.


4 Cross product in different forms.

Cross product in different forms.


5 Geometrical interpretation of cross product.

Geometrical interpretation of cross product.


6 Area of triangle and parallelogram in terms of cross product.

Area of triangle and parallelogram in terms of cross product.


7 Non commutivity of cross product.

Non commutivity of cross product.


8 Distributive property of cross product.

Distributive property of cross product.


9 Scalar multiple of cross product.

Scalar multiple of cross product.


10 Cross Product of unit coordinate vector with it self.

Cross Product of unit coordinate vector with it self.


11 Cross Product of dissimilar unit coordinate vectors.
5 Min


12 Compute a⨯a.
2 Min


13 If a=2i+3j+3k and b=3i+2j-4k, compute a⨯b.
2 Min


14 If a=2i+3j+3k and b=3i+2j-4k, verify that a⨯b is perpendicular to both a and b.
4 Min


15 If a=2i+3j+3k and b=3i+2j-4k, find a vector perpendicular to both a and b.
2 Min


16 If a=2i+3j+3k and b=3i+2j-4k, find a unit vector perpendicular to both a and b.
3 Min


17 If a=2i+3j+3k and b=3i+2j-4k, find two unit vectors perpendicular to both a and b.
4 Min


18 If a=i+2j+k and b=3i+2j+k, find the sine of the angle between a and b.
4 Min


19 Find the area of the parallelogram whose adjacent sides are given by a = i+2j+k and b=3i+2j+k.
2 Min


20 Find the area of the parallelogram whose diagonal vectors are given by a = i+2j+k and b=3i+2j+k.
3 Min


21 Find the area of the parallelogram whose vertices are (2,1,1), (3,1,2), (4,2,1) and (3,2,0).
4 Min


22 Find the area of the triangle whose vertices are (2,1,1), (3,1,2), and (3,2,0).
5 Min


23 Find the area of the triangle whose adjacent sides are given by a = i+2j+k and b=3i+2j+k.
3 Min


24 Prove that the vector area of a triangle is equal to 1∕2(a⨯b+b⨯c+c⨯a) wher a, b , c are the position vectors of the vertices A, B and C respectively.
4 Min


25 Use vector product to prove sin(A+B)=sinA cosB + cosA sinB.
7 Min


26 Use vector product to prove sin(A-B)=sinA cosB - cosA sinB.
6 Min


27 Use vector product to prove sine law in any triangle.
5 Min


1 Scatter diagram in the study of correlation.
11 Min


2 Karl Pearson's coefficient of correlation.
8 Min


3 Interpretation of value of correlation coefficient r.

Interpretation of value of correlation coefficient r.


4 If variances are 9 and 49 and covariance is -14, find the correlation coefficient.

If variances are 9 and 49 and covariance is -14, find the correlation coefficient.


5 Find r if ∑(x-x⁻)²=25 , ∑(x-x⁻)²= 81 and ∑(x-x⁻)(y-y⁻)=-35.

Find r if ∑(x-x⁻)²=25 , ∑(x-x⁻)²= 81 and ∑(x-x⁻)(y-y⁻)=-35.


6 Find r if n=25, σ(x)=6.3, σ(y)=3.6 and ∑(x-x⁻)(y-y⁻)=405.

Find r if n=25, σ(x)=6.3, σ(y)=3.6 and ∑(x-x⁻)(y-y⁻)=405.


7 Find r if n=12, x⁻=7, y⁻=4, ∑x²=600, ∑y²=203 and ∑xy=340.

Find r if n=12, x⁻=7, y⁻=4, ∑x²=600, ∑y²=203 and ∑xy=340.


8 Find r if n=15, ∑x=35, ∑y=37, ∑x²=122, ∑y²=94 and ∑xy=82.

Find r if n=15, ∑x=35, ∑y=37, ∑x²=122, ∑y²=94 and ∑xy=82.


9 Find the correlation coefficient between the marks of math and physics given in the following table.
7 Min

Marks in Math: 4 2 6 5 8 Marks in Physics: 4 3 5 ? 7


10 Find the correlation coefficient between the variables height and weight given in the following table.
7 Min


11 Rank correlation coefficient.
1 Min


12 Find the rank correlation coefficient for repeated rank data.

Find the rank correlation coefficient for repeated rank data.


13 Find the rank correlation coefficient betwwen the marks of math and physics.
6 Min


14 From the table given below, calculate rank correlation coefficient between the judges.
3 Min


15 From the given incorrects sums, find the correct correlation coefficient.
7 Min


16 Decide which pair of judges have nearest approach to common taste of foods.
5 Min


1 Find the regression equation of y on x if b_yx=0.25 and mean of x and y are 1 and 2.
1 Min


2 Find the regression equation of x on y if b_yx=0.52 and mean of x and y are 1 and 2.
1 Min


3 Find the regression equation of y on x if r=-0.6, σ(x)=9, σ(y) = 2.7 and mean(x,y)=(1,2).
2 Min


4 Estimate the value of x when y=2.5 given that r=-0.6, σ(x)=9, σ(y) = 2.7 and mean(x,y)=(1,2).
2 Min


5 Calculate the age of a wife if her husband's age is 60 from the following data.
6 Min


6 Regression equations
14 Min

Regression equations


7 Formula and Relation on Regression coefficients.
7 Min

Formula and Relation on Regression coefficients.


8 Check the validity of b(x, y)=0.98 and b(y, x)=1.5.

Check the validity of b(x, y)=0.98 and b(y, x)=1.5.


9 Check the validity of b(x, y)=0.52 and b(y, x)=-0.25.

Check the validity of b(x, y)=0.52 and b(y, x)=-0.25.


10 Find r if b_xy=0.52 and b_yx=0.25.

Find r if b_xy=0.52 and b_yx=0.25.


11 Find r if b_xy=-0.52 and b_yx=-0.25.

Find r if b_xy=-0.52 and b_yx=-0.25.


12 Find regression coefficients if r= 0.6, σ(x)= 9 and σ(y)= 2.7.

Find regression coefficients if r= 0.6, σ(x)= 9 and σ(y)= 2.7.


13 Find the mean values from the regression equations: x-2y+6=0 and 3x-2y-6=0.

Find the mean values from the regression equations: x-2y+6=0 and 3x-2y-6=0.


14 Identify regression equation of y on x from given equations.

Identify regression equation of y on x from given equations.


15 Find regression and correlation coefficients from the equations: 3x-2y-6=0 and x-2y+6=0.

Find regression and correlation coefficients from the equations: 3x-2y-6=0 and x-2y+6=0.


1 Probability formula

Probability formula


2 If a dice is rolled once, find the probability of getting a 2.

If a dice is rolled once, find the probability of getting a 2.


3 There are 10 boys and 12 girls in a math class. If 3 students are selected at random, find the probability of selecting 2 boys and 1 girl.

There are 10 boys and 12 girls in a math class. If 3 students are selected at random, find the probability of selecting 2 boys and 1 girl.


4 Find P(A∕B) and P(B∕A) if P(A)=0.42, P(B)=0.29 and P(A∩B)=0.14.

Find P(A∕B) and P(B∕A) if P(A)=0.42, P(B)=0.29 and P(A∩B)=0.14.


5 If a respondent is selected at random, find the probability that it is a smoker.

If a respondent is selected at random, find the probability that it is a smoker.


6 If a respondent is selected at random, find the probability that it is a male smoker.

If a respondent is selected at random, find the probability that it is a male smoker.


7 If a female respondent is selected at random, find the probability that she is smoker.

If a female respondent is selected at random, find the probability that she is smoker.


1 Define derivative of a function.
6 Min

Define derivative of a function.


2 Find, from definition, the derivative of e^x².

Find, from definition, the derivative of e^x².


3 Find, from definition, the derivative of e^√x.

Find, from definition, the derivative of e^√x.


4 Find, from definition, the derivative of e^cosx.

Find, from definition, the derivative of e^cosx.


5 Find, from definition, the derivative of e^tanx.

Find, from definition, the derivative of e^tanx.


6 Find, from definition, the derivative of sin⁻¹x.

Find, from definition, the derivative of sin⁻¹x.


7 Find, from definition, the derivative of sec⁻¹x.

Find, from definition, the derivative of sec⁻¹x.


8 Find, from definition, the derivative of cos⁻¹x.

Find, from definition, the derivative of cos⁻¹x.


9 Find, from definition, the derivative of tan⁻¹x.

Find, from definition, the derivative of tan⁻¹x.


10 Find, from definition, the derivative of cosec⁻¹x.
7 Min


11 Find, from definition, the derivative of cot⁻¹x.

Find, from definition, the derivative of cot⁻¹x.


12 Find the derivative of sinhx.
2 Min


13 Find the derivative of coshx.
2 Min


14 Find the derivative of cothx.
2 Min


15 Find the derivative of sechx.
2 Min


16 Find the derivative of cosechx.
2 Min


17 Find, from definition, the derivative of sinh⁻¹x.
2 Min


18 Find, from definition, the derivative of tanh⁻¹x.
2 Min


19 Find, from definition, the derivative of cosech⁻¹x.
3 Min


20 Find, from definition, the derivative of coth⁻¹x.
2 Min


21 Find, from definition, the derivative of sech⁻¹x.
3 Min


22 Find f'(0) if f(x)=x²sin(1∕x) for x≠0.
3 Min


23 Find f'(0) if f(x)=x²cos(1∕x) for x≠0.
2 Min


24 Show that f'(1) does not exist if f(x) = x² for x≻1, f(x)=0 for x=1 and f(x)=x for x≺1.
4 Min


25 Show that f'(1) does not exist if f(x) = x sin(1∕x) for x≠0 and f(x)=0 for x=1.
2 Min


1 Actual and approximate change in values of function.

Actual and approximate change in values of function.


2 Calculate error of approximation on the value of f(x)=x² when x changes from 1 to 1.05.

Calculate error of approximation on the value of f(x)=x² when x changes from 1 to 1.05.


3 Calculate % error of approximation of the change in surface area of a cube if its sides change from 25cm to 25.01cm.

Calculate % error of approximation of the change in surface area of a cube if its sides change from 25cm to 25.01cm.


1 Geometrical meaning of dy⁄dx.
4 Min

Geometrical meaning of dy⁄dx.


2 Equation of tangent to a curve of y=f(x).
2 Min

Equation of tangent to a curve of y=f(x).


3 Find the slope of the tangent to the curve y=x³+3x+1 at (1,5).

Find the slope of the tangent to the curve y=x³+3x+1 at (1,5).


4 Find the inclination of the tangent to the curve y=x³+3x+1 at (1,5).

Find the inclination of the tangent to the curve y=x³+3x+1 at (1,5).


5 At what angle does the the curve y=x³+3x-4 cut the x - axis?

At what angle does the the curve y=x³+3x-4 cut the x - axis?


6 Find the equation of the tangent to the curve x²+y²=5 at (2,1).

Find the equation of the tangent to the curve x²+y²=5 at (2,1).


7 Find the point on the curve y=x²-2x+3 where tangent is parallel to x - axis.

Find the point on the curve y=x²-2x+3 where tangent is parallel to x - axis.


8 Find the points on the curve y=3x⁴-8x³+6x²-1 where tangent are parallel to x - axis.

Find the points on the curve y=3x⁴-8x³+6x²-1 where tangent are parallel to x - axis.


9 Find the points on the curve x²+y²=4 where tangent are parallel to y - axis.

Find the points on the curve x²+y²=4 where tangent are parallel to y - axis.


10 Find the angle of intersection of the curves y=x² and x=y².

Find the angle of intersection of the curves y=x² and x=y².


11 Equation of normal to a curve.

Equation of normal to a curve.


12 Find the slope of the norma to the curve y=x³+3x+1 at (1, 5).
2 Min


13 Find the equation of the normal to the curve x²+y²=5 at (2,1).
2 Min


14 Find the point on the curve y=x²-2x+3 where the normal is parallel to y-axis.
2 Min


15 Find the point on the curve y=3x⁴-8x³+6x²-1 where the normal is parallel to y-axis.
3 Min


16 Find the point on the curve x²+y²=4 where the normal is parallel to x-axis.
3 Min

15


1 L - Hospital rule.
2 Min

L - Hospital rule.


2 Use L - Hospital rule to evaluate the limit of sinx∕x as x→0.
1 Min


3 Use L - Hospital rule to evaluate the limit of (xⁿ-aⁿ)∕(x-a) as x → a.
1 Min


4 Use L - Hospital rule to evaluate the limit of (e^x-x-1)∕x² as x→0.
2 Min


5 Use L - Hospital rule to evaluate the limit of log(sinx)∕cotx as x→0.
2 Min


6 Use L - Hospital rule to evaluate the limit of sec5x∕sec3x as x→π∕2.
2 Min


7 Use L - Hospital rule to evaluate the limit of tan5x∕tan3x as x→π∕2.
3 Min


1 Prove ∫1∕(x²+a²)dx=1∕a tan⁻¹(x∕a)+c.
2 Min


2 Prove ∫1∕√(a²-x²)dx=sin⁻¹(x∕a)+c.

Prove ∫1∕√(a²-x²)dx=sin⁻¹(x∕a)+c.


3 Prove ∫1∕(a²-x²)dx=1∕2a log(a+x)∕(a-x)+c.

Prove ∫1∕(a²-x²)dx=1∕2a log(a+x)∕(a-x)+c.


4 Prove ∫1∕(a²-x²)dx=1∕2a log(a+x)∕(a-x)+c.

Prove ∫1∕(a²-x²)dx=1∕2a log(a+x)∕(a-x)+c.


5 Prove ∫1∕(a²-x²)dx=1∕2a log(a+x)∕(a-x)+c.

Prove ∫1∕(a²-x²)dx=1∕2a log(a+x)∕(a-x)+c.


6 Prove ∫1∕(a²-x²)dx=1∕2a log(a+x)∕(a-x)+c.

Prove ∫1∕(a²-x²)dx=1∕2a log(a+x)∕(a-x)+c.


7 Prove ∫1∕√(x²-a²)dx=log(x+√(x²-a²)+c=cosh⁻¹(x∕a)+c.

Prove ∫1∕√(x²-a²)dx=log(x+√(x²-a²)+c=cosh⁻¹(x∕a)+c.


8 Prove ∫1∕√(x²-a²)dx=log(x+√(x²+a²)+c=sinh⁻¹(x∕a)+c.

Prove ∫1∕√(x²-a²)dx=log(x+√(x²+a²)+c=sinh⁻¹(x∕a)+c.


9 Prove ∫cosecx dx =log(tan(x∕2))+c. and ∫secx dx =log(tan(x∕2+π∕4))+c.


10 Find the standard integral formula for ∫1∕(a cos x + b sin x) dx.
3 Min


11 Find the standard integral fromula for ∫1∕(a+b cosx) dx for a≻b.
5 Min


12 Find the standard integral fromula for ∫1∕(a+b cosx) dx for b≻a.
5 Min


13 Find the standard integral fromula for ∫1∕(a+b sinx) dx for a≻b.
5 Min


14 Integrate ∫1∕[(x+1)(3x+1)].
4 Min


15 Integrate ∫(x+4)∕[(3x+2)(2x+3)].
4 Min


16 Integrate ∫(x²+2x+2)∕[x(x+1)(x+2)].
4 Min


17 Integrate ∫(x+3)∕[(x+1)(x²+3)].
7 Min


18 Integrate ∫(x+1)∕[(x-1)(x-2)²].
5 Min


19 Integrate ∫1∕[(x²+a²)(x²+b²)].
4 Min


20 Integrate ∫dx∕[(x+1)²(x+2)³].
7 Min


21 Solve dy∕dx=y∕x-sin²(y∕x).
2 Min


1 Solve dy∕dx=y∕x
1 Min

Solve dy∕dx=y∕x


2 Solve dy∕dx=x∕y

Solve dy∕dx=x∕y


3 Solve dy∕dx=y.

Solve dy∕dx=y.


4 Solve dy∕dx=(1+y²)∕(1+x²).

Solve dy∕dx=(1+y²)∕(1+x²).


5 Solve dy=(1+y²)dx.

Solve dy=(1+y²)dx.


6 Solve dy∕dx=(e^x+x)∕y.

Solve dy∕dx=(e^x+x)∕y.


7 Solve (1∕2)xdy∕dx=(e^2x-x).

Solve (1∕2)xdy∕dx=(e^2x-x).


8 Solve y(1+x)dy∕dx=x(1+y).

Solve y(1+x)dy∕dx=x(1+y).


9 Solve √(1- x²)dy=√(1- y²)dx

Solve √(1- x²)dy=√(1- y²)dx


10 Solve x(1+ y²)dx=y(1+ x²)dy=0

Solve x(1+ y²)dx=y(1+ x²)dy=0


11 Solve √(1+ x²)dy=√(1+ y²)dx
2 Min


12 Solve dy∕dx=(1-cos2y)∕(1-cos2x).
1 Min


13 Solve dy∕dx=(1+cos2y)∕(1+cos2x).
1 Min


14 Solve dy∕dx=(1+cos2y)∕(1-cos2x).
1 Min


15 Solve tanx dy=tany dx.
2 Min


16 Solve x dy +ydx =dx.
2 Min


17 Solve cos²x dy∕dx + y = 1.
2 Min


18 Solve 2xy dx=x² dy.
2 Min


19 Homgenous differential equations.
4 Min


20 Solve dy∕dx=y∕x-sin²(y∕x).
2 Min


21 Solve dy∕dx=xy∕(x²-y²).
5 Min


22 Solve x(1+xy)dx+xy²dx=0
2 Min


23 Solve (x+y)dy = (x-y)dx
2 Min


24 Solve (x+1)dy = (x-y+1)dx
3 Min


25 Solve (x+y+1)dy = (x-y+1)dx
3 Min


26 Solve (x+2y+1)dy = (2x-y+2)dx
3 Min


27 Solve (x²+xy²)dx+(x²y+y²)dy=0.
4 Min


28 Linear differential equations.
5 Min


29 Solve dy∕dx+x⁻¹y=x.
3 Min


30 Solve dy∕dx+cotx y=x.
4 Min


31 Solve dy∕dx-x∕(1-x²) y=x∕(1-x²).
4 Min


32 Solve dy∕dx+y=xy².
6 Min


1 Test the consistency and solve using Gauss elimination: x+2y+2z=1; 2x+y+3z=4; 5x-3y-3z=5.

Test the consistency and solve using Gauss elimination: x+2y+2z=1; 2x+y+3z=4; 5x-3y-3z=5.


2 Test the consistency and solve using Gauss elimination: 3x+y+2z=0; 2x+3y+4z=6; 2x-3y-4z=-10.

Test the consistency and solve using Gauss elimination: 3x+y+2z=0; 2x+3y+4z=6; 2x-3y-4z=-10.


3 Test the consistency and solve using Gauss elimination: 3x+y+2z=0; 2x+3y+4z=6; 5x+6y-4z=6.

Test the consistency and solve using Gauss elimination: 3x+y+2z=0; 2x+3y+4z=6; 5x+6y-4z=6.


4 Test the consistency and solve using Gauss elimination: x+2y+2z=1; 2x+y+3z=4; 5x-2y+6z=2.

Test the consistency and solve using Gauss elimination: x+2y+2z=1; 2x+y+3z=4; 5x-2y+6z=2.


5 Use Gauss elimination with partial pivoting to solve x+2y+2z=9; 2x+y+3z=11; 5x-2y-2z=9.

Use Gauss elimination with partial pivoting to solve x+2y+2z=9; 2x+y+3z=11; 5x-2y-2z=9.


6 Diagonally dominant and not diagonally dominant.

Diagonally dominant and not diagonally dominant.


7 Use Gauss Seidel metod to solve the linear equations.
26 Min


1 Mathematical model of LPP relating to Maximization and Minimization.

Mathematical model of LPP relating to Maximization and Minimization.


2 Identify all solutions of the system of linear equations x+2y+r=6 and 2x+y+r=9.

Identify all solutions of the system of linear equations x+2y+r=6 and 2x+y+r=9.


3 Reformulate the maximization of LPP into standard form.

Reformulate the maximization of LPP into standard form.


4 Reformulate the minimization of LPP into standard form.

Reformulate the minimization of LPP into standard form.


5 Use simplex method to find the optimal solution of LPP ⁚ Maximize Z =2x-3y subject to x+y≦90, x-y≦10, x,y≥0.

Use simplex method to find the optimal solution of LPP ⁚ Maximize Z =2x-3y subject to x+y≦90, x-y≦10, x,y≥0.


6 Use simplex method to find the optimal solution of LPP ⁚ Maximize F =15x₁+10x₂ subject to 2x₁+x₂≦10, x₁+3x₂≦10, x₁, x₂≥0.

Use simplex method to find the optimal solution of LPP ⁚ Maximize F =15x₁+10x₂ subject to 2x₁+x₂≦10, x₁+3x₂≦10, x₁, x₂≥0.


7 Use simplex method to maximize LPP
26 Min


1 Equations of motion

Equations of motion


2 A particle starts from rest and moves with a uniform acceleration of 5 cm∕s². What will be its velocity at the end of 10 seconds?

A particle starts from rest and moves with a uniform acceleration of 5 cm∕s². What will be its velocity at the end of 10 seconds?


3 Find the pull of the earth on a mass of 1kg. (g=9.8N∕kg)

Find the pull of the earth on a mass of 1kg. (g=9.8N∕kg)


4 Find the pull of the moon on a mass of 1kg. (g=9.8N∕kg)

Find the pull of the moon on a mass of 1kg. (g=9.8N∕kg)


5 Find the change in the momentum of a body of mass 9.81 kg if its velocity changes from 40km∕h to 60 km∕h. Also find the impulse of the force on the mass.

Find the change in the momentum of a body of mass 9.81 kg if its velocity changes from 40km∕h to 60 km∕h. Also find the impulse of the force on the mass.


6 A train of 150 metric ton starts from rest and move along an incline. Find the constant force necessary to move the train through a distance of 1.8km in 60 seconds.

A train of 150 metric ton starts from rest and move along an incline. Find the constant force necessary to move the train through a distance of 1.8km in 60 seconds.


7 A bullet of mass 8.125gm is fired from a gun of mass 1.25kg. If the velocity of the recoil of the gun is 3.25m∕s, find the velocity of the bullet.

A bullet of mass 8.125gm is fired from a gun of mass 1.25kg. If the velocity of the recoil of the gun is 3.25m∕s, find the velocity of the bullet.


8 A bullet of mass 16gm is fired from a gun of mass 2kg with a velocity of 325m∕s. Find the velocity of the recoil of the gun.

A bullet of mass 16gm is fired from a gun of mass 2kg with a velocity of 325m∕s. Find the velocity of the recoil of the gun.


9 Find the velocity of combined masses.

Two heavenly bodies of masses 2⨯10⁷ kg and 1.6⨯10⁶ kg are moving in a straight line to collide each other. If they are moving with equal speed of 100m/s, find the speed of the body when they stick together.


10 A gun of mass 150 kg horizontally fires a shot of 0.8kg with a velocity of 900m∕s. Find the force to stop the recoil of the gun in 2s.

A gun of mass 150 kg horizontally fires a shot of 0.8kg with a velocity of 900m∕s. Find the force to stop the recoil of the gun in 2s.


11 A gun of mass 150 kg horizontally fires a shot of 0.8kg with a velocity of 900m∕s. Find the force to stop the recoil of the gun in 2m.

A gun of mass 150 kg horizontally fires a shot of 0.8kg with a velocity of 900m∕s. Find the force to stop the recoil of the gun in 2m.


12 A gun of mass 24 metric ton resting on an incline of 3 in 5, fires a shot of 60 kg horizontally with a velocity of 500m∕s. Find the distance it moves up the incline.

A gun of mass 24 metric ton resting on an incline of 3 in 5, fires a shot of 60 kg horizontally with a velocity of 500m∕s. Find the distance it moves up the incline.


1 Resultant of two like parallel forces.

Resultant of two like parallel forces.


2 Resultant of two unlike parallel forces.

Resultant of two unlike parallel forces.


3 Find the ratio of forces from the given figure.

Find the ratio of forces from the given figure.


4 Find the forces from the given figure.

Find the forces from the given figure.


5 Find the ratio of forces from the given figure.

Find the ratio of forces from the given figure.


6 Find the forces from the given figure.

Find the forces from the given figure.


7 If R=100N, find the like parallel forces P and Q.

If R=100N, find the like parallel forces P and Q.


8 If R=100N, find the unlike parallel forces P and Q.

If R=100N, find the unlike parallel forces P and Q.


9 If for like forces P= 320N and Q= 220N, find the resultant.

If for like forces P= 320N and Q= 220N, find the resultant.


10 For unlike forces P= 550N and Q= 220N, find the resultant.

For unlike forces P= 550N and Q= 220N, find the resultant.


11 P and Q are two like forces. If P is moved parallel to itself through a distance s, prove that their resultant moves through a distance Ps∕(P+Q).
5 Min


12 P and Q are parallel forces such that PQ. Find the displacement of their resultants when the forces changes from like parallel to unlike parallel.
6 Min


1 Projectile: an introduction
3 Min


2 Position of projectile at any time t.
3 Min


3 Velocity of projectile at any time t.
5 Min


4 Velocity of projectile at any height h.
5 Min


5 Greatest height of projectile.
3 Min


6 Time of ascent of a projectile.
3 Min


7 Time of flight of a projectile.
2 Min


8 Range of a projectile.
2 Min


9 Find the angle of projection of a projectile for maximum range.
3 Min


10 Find the relation between greatest height and horizontal range of a projectile.
2 Min


11 Derive the equation of a projectile when u and α is given.
8 Min


12 A projectile is fired from the ground with a velocity of 55m∕s at an angle of 30° with the horizontal, find the range of the projectile. (g=10m∕s²)
2 Min


13 A projectile is fired from the ground with a velocity of 55m∕s at an angle of 30° with the horizontal, find the greatest height of the projectile. (g=10m∕s²)
2 Min


14 A projectile is fired from the ground with a velocity of 55m∕s at an angle of 30° with the horizontal, find the time of flight of the projectile. (g=10m∕s²)
2 Min


15 A projectile is fired from the ground with a velocity of 55m∕s at an angle of 60° with the horizontal, find the position of the projectile after 3.2s. (g=10m∕s²)
3 Min


16 A projectile is fired from the ground with a velocity of 55m∕s at an angle of 60° with the horizontal, find the velocity of the projectile after 3.2s. (g=10m∕s²)
5 Min


17 If the horizontal range and greatest height of a projectile are equal, find the angle of projection.
2 Min


18 Find the velocity and angle of projection of a shot which attains a height of 25√3 m and covers a distance of 300m. (g=10m∕s²)
5 Min


19 A particle is projected with a velocity of 39.2m∕s in a direction making an angle of 30° with the horizon. Find when will it move at rt. angle to the direction of projection.
5 Min


20 c

A gun mounted on a cliff of height h abbe the see level. If the muzzle velocity u of the shot is given, prove that the maximum range R at see level measured from the foot is given by R = (u/g)√(u²+2gh) and for it the angle of projection α is given by tanα = u²/(gR).


1 Find the consumer's surplus if demand function D(x)=16-x² at x=3.
3 Min


2 Find the producer's surplus if supply function S(x)=x²+x at x=3.
3 Min


3 The demand and supply functions of a commodity are D(x)=18-3x and S(x)=x+2. Find the equilibrium point. Also find the C.S. and P.S.
6 Min


4 The total cost function is given by C(x)=x²-100x+300. Determine (i) the concavity of the curve (ii) the production level for minimum cost (iii) the minimum cost.
3 Min


5 The total revenue function is given by R(x)=400x-4x². Find the level of output, x inorder to make maximum revenue. Also, find the maximum revenue.
3 Min


6 The total cost and revenue functions are given by C(Q)=Q²-100Q+1100 and R(Q)=60Q-4Q² respectively. Find the quantity for break even.
2 Min


7 The total cost and revenue functions are given by C(Q)=Q²-100Q+1100 and R(Q)=60Q-4Q² respectively. Find the profit function.
1 Min


8 The cost and demand functions are given by C=500+20Q and P=260-3Q respectively. Find optimum level of output for maximum profit. Also find corresponding price, cost, revenue and profit.
4 Min


9 The demand function for a good is Q=100-P. Find the elasticity of demand when P=5. Also calculate the % decrease in demand when there is 6% increase in price.
5 Min


10 From the following two sector input output find (i) the input coefficient matrix (ii) the total output if the demand increases by 30% abd 40% in sectors respectively.
8 Min


11 Demand and Supply
4 Min

Qd and Qs are the demand and supply functions of a good. Find the time path of the price P given that initial price is 5. Find the value of P when t=3. Is P(3) close to equilibriuum?


12 Find y₁,y₂,y₃ and y₄ from the following difference equation y_t - 2y_(t-1)=0; y₀=2.
2 Min


13 Find the solution of the difference equation; ∆y=4y; y₀=1.
4 Min


14 Find the complete solution of the Cobweb model Q(t)(d)=11-3P, Q(t)(s)=6P(t-1)-7, P(0)=5.
3 Min


15 Time path for national income.
3 Min

If y(t)=c(t)+I(t), c(t)=200+0.3y(t-1), I(t)=500. Express the given simple national income model as a difference equation. Find the general as well as particular solution when y(0)=1500. Interpret the time path.


1 Group A MCQ
25 Min

All 11 MCQs and Answers.


2 Q.No. 12
10 Min

Question Number 12 a) Write the number of the total terms in the expansion of ((x-1/x)² )²⁵ . [1] b) Write the middle term in the expansion of (x+a)ⁿ when n is even. [1] c) What is the sum of the binomial coefficients in the expansion of (1+x)ⁿ? [1] d) Write log(1+x) in the series form. [base e] [1] e) Write e¯x in series form. [1]


3 Question Number 13
19 Min

13. a) Find the value of (1-ω+ω² )+(1+ω-ω² )⁴, where ω and ω² are imaginary cube roots of unity. [2] b) Solve the following system of equations using inverse matrix method. [3] x+2y+3z=20, 5x=2y+4, 3z=4x+4.


4 Question Number 14
13 Min

14. a) If 1/(p+r)=3/(p+q+r)-1/(q+r) in a triangle PQR, prove that ∠R=60°. [3] b) Find the eccentricity and foci of the ellipse 9x²+4y²-18x-16y-11=0 [2]


5 Question Number 15
7 Min

15. a) Find the equations of the tangent and normal to the circle x²+y²=13 at the point (2, 3). [3] b) In a rhombus, two of the diagonals are perpendicular to each other. Verify it by taking vector dot product of two vectors. [2]


6 Question Number 16
6 Min

16. a) Write the order of the differential equation ((d³ y)/(dx³ ))³+(dy/dx)²+5=0 [1] b) Write the derivative of sinhx with respect to x. [1] c) Write an example of exact differential equation in x and y. [1] d) Write the integral of ∫ 1/(x²-a² ) dx [1] e) State L – Hospital rule. [1]


7 Question Number 17
16 Min

17. The supply and price of a commodity for the last six years is given below. Price in Rs. Per kg 100 110 112 115 120 140 Supply in kg 30 40 45 20 55 55 a) Find the coefficient of correlation between price and supply. [2] b) Estimate supply in kg on which rate of price is Rs. 150. [3]


8 Question Number 18
10 Min

18. a) Integrate: ∫dx/(3 sin⁡x-4 cos⁡x ) [2] b) Solve dt/dx=(e^tan¯¹ ⁡x -t)/(1+x² ) [3]


9 Question Number 19
26 Min


10 Group C Question Number 20
18 Min

20. a) If (1+x)^n=C₀+C₁ x+C₂ x²+⋯+⋯+Cn xⁿ, prove that C₁+2C₂+3C₃+⋯+⋯+nCn-1/2 (n.2ⁿ )=0. [3] b) Find the square roots of 1-√3 i using De – Moivre’s theorem. [2] c) Use principle of mathematical induction to prove 1+3+5+7+⋯+(2n-1)=n². [3]


11 Question Number 21
19 Min

21. a) Find the equation of the parabola whose focus is at the point (-3,4) and the directrix is 2x+5=y. [3] b) Find the area of the parallelogram whose diagonals are represented by the vectors 2i ⃗+3j ⃗-4k ⃗ and 3i ⃗-5j ⃗+2k ⃗. [3] c) In a triangle ABC, a=2, b=√6 and ∠A=45°. Solve the triangle. [2]


12 Question Number 22
18 Min

22. a) Water flows into an inverted conical tank at the rate of 36 cm3/min. When the depth of water is 12 cm, how fast is level rising, if the radius of the base and height of the tank is 21 cm and 35 cm respectively. [3] b) The concept of antiderivative is necessary for solving a differential equation. Justify the statement with an example. [2] c) A differential equation of the first degree is homogenous if it satisfies the condition dy/dx=f(y/x). Justify the statement with an example. [3]


1 Board 2079 Q. No. 1
2 Min

About the properties of cube roots of unity.


2 Board 2079 Q.No. 2
1 Min

Sum of squares of first 20 natural numbers.


3 Board 2079 Q.No. 3
2 Min

Equation of a plane thrrough a point and parallel to a given plane.


4 Board 2079 Q.No. 6
1 Min

To find the eccentricity of a hyperbola.


5 Board 2079 Q.No. 10
1 Min

Testing the consistency of linear equations.


6 Board 2079 Q.No. 12 (Long Question of 5 marks)
4 Min

Define binomial expansion. Find the middle term. Find the sum of binomial coefficients.


7 Model 2078 Q.No.13 (Long Question)

Use of mathematical induction to prove (n+1)⁴<10ⁿ+¹.


8 Board 2079 Q.No. 14 (Long question of 5 marks)
7 Min

(a) To find equation of plane. (b) To prove sine law by vector method.


9 Board 2079 Q. No. 15 (Long Question)
12 Min

a) Find derivative of (tanx)^logx. b) Solve the differential equation: (1 + x) dy = (1 + xy - x) dx.


10 Board 2079 Q.No. 16 (Long question of 5 marks)
7 Min

(a) To find regression coefficients. (b) To find correlation coefficient. (c) To find mean values of variables.


11 Model 2078 Q.No. 17 (Long Question)
6 Min

Integrate by using partial fraction.


12 Model 2078 Q.No. 18 (Long Question)
20 Min

Use Simplex method to solve the LPP Max Z = x + y subject to 2x + 3y ≤ 22 2x + y ≤ 14 x , y ≥ 0.


13 Model 2078 Q.No. 20 (Very long question)
16 Min

Matrix based solution of linear word problem.


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