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www.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in LAQ's www.manabadi.co.in
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www.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in DE MOIVRE'S www.manabadi.co.in THEOREM www.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in
1. If n is a positive integer, then Show that
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n n  n 
i) 1  i  www.manabadi.co.in
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
 4 
2n 2n  n 
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ii) 1  i  www.manabadi.co.in  www.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in
 2 
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2.** If ,  are the www.manabadi.co.in
roots of the equationwww.manabadi.co.in
x2 – 2x + 4 = 0 then forwww.manabadi.co.in
any n  N show that www.manabadi.co.in
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 n  n www.manabadi.co.in
2n 1 cos   www.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in
 3 
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If n is an integer then show that www.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in
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n n   n 
1  cos www.manabadi.co.in
 i sin    1  cos  www.manabadi.co.in
i sin    2 n 1 cos n  www.manabadi.co.in
 cos   www.manabadi.co.in
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1  sin  i cos 
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5.**If cos   cos www.manabadi.co.in
  cos   0 sin   sin www.manabadi.co.in
  sin  , prove that www.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in
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cos 2   cos
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2
  cos 2    sinwww.manabadi.co.in
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2
  sin 2   sin 2  www.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in
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6.***If cos   cos   cos   0  sin   sin   sin  then show that
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i) cos 3  www.manabadi.co.in
cos 3  cos 3  3coswww.manabadi.co.in
     www.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in
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ii) sin 3 www.manabadi.co.in
 sin 3  sin 3  3sin www.manabadi.co.in
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iii) cos  www.manabadi.co.in
    cos       coswww.manabadi.co.in
    0 www.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in
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1 Q 
7.***If n is a positive
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n   P  iQ  n  2 P  Q 2n .cos
integer, show that www.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in tan
n
.
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P 
  z 2n  1
8. If n is an integer and z  c is ,     2n  1  then show that 2n  i tan n
 2 z 1
9.***If m, n are www.manabadi.co.in
www.manabadi.co.in integers and x  cos  www.manabadi.co.in  then prove that
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x m yn  m n  cos  m  n and x m yn  m n  2isin  m  n
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10.***Find all the
roots of the equation www.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in
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i) x11 – xwww.manabadi.co.in
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+ x4 – 1 = 0 www.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in
ii) x9 – x5 + x4 – 1 = 0
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11.***Solve i) 6x6 – 25x5 + 31x4 – 31x2 + 25x – 6 = 0 ii) x 4  10x 3  26x 2  10x  1  0
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12. Solve i) 6x www.manabadi.co.in
4
– 35x3 + 62x2 – 35xwww.manabadi.co.in
+ 6=0 ii) x 5  5xwww.manabadi.co.in
4
 9x 3  9x 2  5x  1 www.manabadi.co.in
0
13. i) Solve the equation x3 – 7x2 +14x – 8 = 0, given that the roots are in G.P.
ii) Solve the
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roots are in A.P. www.manabadi.co.in
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14.***Solve 18xwww.manabadi.co.in
3
+ 81x2 + 121x + 60 =www.manabadi.co.in
0, given that one root is www.manabadi.co.in
equal to half the sum www.manabadi.co.in
of the remaining
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15. Solve that equation x4 – 6x3 + 13x2 – 24x + 36 = 0, given that they have multiple roots.
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16.***Given that www.manabadi.co.in
the roots of x3 + 3 px2www.manabadi.co.in
+ 3qx + r = 0 are in www.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in
i) A.P show that 2p3 – 3qp + r = 0 ii) G.P show that p3r = q3
iii) H.P show
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17. Solve x +www.manabadi.co.in
4 3 2
4x – 2x – 12x + 9 = 0, www.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in
given that it has two pairs of equal roots www.manabadi.co.in
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18. Solve 8x – 2x3 – 27x2 + 6x + 9 =www.manabadi.co.in
0 given that two rootswww.manabadi.co.in
have that same absolute www.manabadi.co.in
value, but are
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19. Solve 2x3www.manabadi.co.in
+3x2 –8x+3 = 0 one root www.manabadi.co.in
being double the anotherwww.manabadi.co.in
root. www.manabadi.co.in
20. Find the roots of x 4 16x 3  86xwww.manabadi.co.in
2
176x  105  0
21.**Solve the equation
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 4x  48  0 , the productwww.manabadi.co.in
of two of the rootswww.manabadi.co.in
being 6.
22.**Find the polynomial equation whose roots are the translate of the roots of x 5  4x 3 www.manabadi.co.in
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23. Solve 4  4x 2  8x  35  0 given that 2  i 3 is a rootwww.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in
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24.***If the 2nd, 3rd and 4th terms in the expansion of ( a + x)n are respectively, 240, 720, 1080
find a, x, n.
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25. If 36, 84, www.manabadi.co.in
126 are three successivewww.manabadi.co.in
binomial coefficients inwww.manabadi.co.in
the expansion of (1+x)www.manabadi.co.in
n
, then find n.
26.***If the coefficients of rth, ( r + 1)th and (r + 2)nd terms in the expansion of ( 1+ x)n are in A.P then show
that n2 – (4r + 1) n + 4r2 – 2 = 0
n
27. If P and Qwww.manabadi.co.in
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and the sum of even terms respectively in the expansion
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2 2 2 2 n 2n 2n
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then prove www.manabadi.co.in
that i) P  Q www.manabadi.co.in
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ii) 4PQ  (x  a)  (x  a)www.manabadi.co.in
28.** If the coefficients of 4 consecutive terms in the expansion of ( 1 + x)n are a1 , a2, a3, a4 respectively.
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Then show that  
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29.***If the coefficient of x10 in the expansion of  ax   is equal to the coefficient of x –10 in the
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of  ax  2  find the www.manabadi.co.in
relation between a and www.manabadi.co.in
b, when a and b are real www.manabadi.co.in
numbers.
 bx 
n
30.** Supose that
n is natural number and www.manabadi.co.in
I, F are integral part and www.manabadi.co.in  
fractional part of 7www.manabadi.co.in
4 3
then showwww.manabadi.co.in
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ii) ( I + F ) ( 1 – Fwww.manabadi.co.in
)=1 www.manabadi.co.in
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31.*** i) If 'n'www.manabadi.co.in
is a positive integer www.manabadi.co.in
and 'x' is any nonwww.manabadi.co.in
zero real number, then www.manabadi.co.in
prove that
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xwww.manabadi.co.inx3 xn
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1 www.manabadi.co.in
c o  c1  c 2  c3  ........  cn 
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n 1  n  1 xwww.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in
www.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in C1 C2www.manabadi.co.in
Cn 2n 1  1www.manabadi.co.in
ii) If n is a positive integer, then prove that 0 C    ....  
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n 1 n  1 www.manabadi.co.in
(2n)!
32.***If Cr denotes n
Cr then C 0 Cr  www.manabadi.co.in
C1Cr 1  C2 Cr 2 ......Cwww.manabadi.co.in
nr .Cn 
2n
Cn r  www.manabadi.co.in
and
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hence deducewww.manabadi.co.in
that i) C02  C12www.manabadi.co.in
 C 22  ...  C n2  2n C n www.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in
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ii) C0 .C1 www.manabadi.co.in
 C1.C 2  C 2 .C3  ...  Cwww.manabadi.co.in
n 1 .C n 
2n
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4.7.10
33.***Find the sum of the infinite series i)    .... ii) 1     ....
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5.10.15
3 3.5 3.5.7 3.5 3.5.7 3.5.7.9
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 .... iv)  www.manabadi.co.in
  ......www.manabadi.co.in
4.8 4.8.12 4.8.12.16 5.10 5.10.15
5.10.15.20
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34. If x 
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2
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3.6 3.6.9 3.6.9.12
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35.*** If x  
5.10 5.10.15
 ... , then find 3x2 + 6x
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36.***Find the sum of the infinite series 5  1  2  1.2  4   1.2.3  6   ...... 
 10  10   10  
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37.***If x     .... , then find the value of x2 + 4x
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38. If the coefficients of x9, x10,x11 in the expansion of ( 1 +x)n are in A.P then prove that
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39.***Calculate www.manabadi.co.in
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40.***The scores of two cricketers A and B in 10 innings are given below. Find who is a better run getter
and who is more consistent player.
41.***Find the mean and variance using stepwww.manabadi.co.in
deviation method, ofwww.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in
the following tabular data, giving the age
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42.***From the www.manabadi.co.in
prices of shares X and Ywww.manabadi.co.in
given below, for 10 days www.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in
of trading, find out which share is more
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43.** The arithmetic
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deviation of a set of 9 items www.manabadi.co.in
are 43 and 5 respectively. If an item of
value 63 is added to that set, find the new mean and standard deviation of 10 item set given.
44. Find the mean deviation about the median for the following continuous distribution.
45.** Find the mean deviation about the www.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in
mean for the following continuous distribution. www.manabadi.co.in
46.** Find the variance and standard deviation of the following frequency distribution
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47.***State and www.manabadi.co.in
prove addition theorem www.manabadi.co.in
on probability www.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in
48.***Define conditional
probability. State www.manabadi.co.in
and prove multiplication www.manabadi.co.in
theorem on probability.
49.***State and prove Baye's theorem.
50.***Define conditinal probility. Bag Bwww.manabadi.co.in
contains 4 white and 2www.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in
black balls. Bag B2 contains 3 white and
1
4 black balls. A bag is drawn at random and a ball is chosen at random from it. What is the
probability www.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in
that the ball drawn is white?
51. There are 3 black and 4 white balls in one bag. 4 black and 3 white in the second bag. A die is rolled
and the first bag is selected if it is 1 or 3, and the second bag for the rest. Find the probability of
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52.***
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www.manabadi.co.in contain balls with different colours as shown below.
A die is thrown, B1is chosen if either 1 or 2 turns up. B2 is chosen if 3 (or) 4 turns up and B3
ischosen if 5 (or) 6 turns up. Having choosen a box in this way, a ball is choosen at random
from this box. If the ball drawn is found to be red, find the probability that it is from box B2
53.***Three boxes numbered I, II, III contain the balls as follows.
One box is randomly selected and a ball is drawn from it. If the ball is red then find the probability
that is from box II.
54.** If one ticket
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from the tickets numbered www.manabadi.co.in
1 to 30, then find thewww.manabadi.co.in
probability that
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the number www.manabadi.co.in
on the tickets is i)www.manabadi.co.in
a multiple of 5 or 7 ii)www.manabadi.co.in
a multiple of 3 or 5 www.manabadi.co.in
55.***In a box contaning 15 bulbs, 5 are defective. If 5 bulbs are selected at random from the box. Find
the probalility of the event that
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only one of them is defective iii) atleast one of them
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In an experiment of drawing a cardwww.manabadi.co.in
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the event of getting a www.manabadi.co.in
spade is denoted
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by A and www.manabadi.co.in
getting a picured card (www.manabadi.co.in
king, queen or jack) iswww.manabadi.co.in
denoted by B. Find thewww.manabadi.co.in
probabilities of
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A, B, Awww.manabadi.co.in
 B, A  B . www.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in
57.** Two persons
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www.manabadi.co.in die on the condition thatwww.manabadi.co.in
the persons who gets 3www.manabadi.co.in
first will win the
game. If Awww.manabadi.co.in
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58. A, B, C arewww.manabadi.co.in
3 news papers from awww.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in
city. 20% of the population read A, 16% readwww.manabadi.co.in
B, 14% read C,
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8% both A www.manabadi.co.in
and B, 5 % both A and www.manabadi.co.in
C, 4% both B and C and www.manabadi.co.in
2% all the three. Find www.manabadi.co.in
the percentage
of the population who read atleastwww.manabadi.co.in
one news paper. www.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in
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59. If A, B, Cwww.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in
are three independent events of an experimentwww.manabadi.co.in
such that www.manabadi.co.in
www.manabadi.co.in 1 1 1
P A  Bwww.manabadi.co.in
 c
 Cc  , P A c  Bwww.manabadi.co.in
   Cc  , P A c  Bcwww.manabadi.co.in
  
 Cc  , then find www.manabadi.co.in
P (A), P(B)
4 8 4
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and P(C) www.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in
1 2 3
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In a shooting test the probability ofwww.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in
A, B, C hitting the targets are , and respectively. www.manabadi.co.in
If all of
2 3
4
them fire at the same target, find the probability that i) only one of them hits the target
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ii) atleastwww.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in
one of them hits the target.
61.***A, B, C are aiming to shoot a balloon, A will succeed 4 times out of 5 attempts. The chance of B to
shoot the balloon is 3 out of 4 and that of C is 2 out of 3. If the three aim the balloon simultaneously,
then find the probability that atleast two of them hit the balloon.
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AND PROBABILITY www.manabadi.co.in
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62***.The range of random variable X is {0, 1, 2} given that
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P(X = 0) www.manabadi.co.in – 10c2 , P ( X = 2)www.manabadi.co.in
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i) find the value of c www.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in
ii) P ( X < 1), P ( 1 < X  2) and P (0 < X  3) www.manabadi.co.in
63***.A random variable X has the following probability distribution
X =x 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
P ( X = x) 0 k 2k 2k 3k k2 2k2 7k2 + k
find i) k value ii) the means of X and iii) p( 0<X<5)
64***.A randomwww.manabadi.co.in
www.manabadi.co.in variable X has the following probability distribution.
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X = xi www.manabadi.co.in
–2 –1 0 www.manabadi.co.in
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P(X = xi www.manabadi.co.in
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65. The P.d ofwww.manabadi.co.in
Random variable X is www.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in
X=x 1 2 3 4 5
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P(X = xi)www.manabadi.co.in
k 2k 3kwww.manabadi.co.in
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66***.In the experiment
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www.manabadi.co.in heads and
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P ( X = 4),www.manabadi.co.in
P(X = 5) and P ( X = 6) www.manabadi.co.in
are in A.P find 'n' www.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in
67**. One in9 ships
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www.manabadi.co.in sail. when 6 ships are on sail. Find the
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probabilitywww.manabadi.co.in
www.manabadi.co.in for i) atleast one will arrive safely
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ck
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68. The rangewww.manabadi.co.in
of a random variable X www.manabadi.co.in
is {1, 2, 3,....} and P(Xwww.manabadi.co.in
 k)  ; (k  1, 2,www.manabadi.co.in
3,....) . Find the
k!
value of c and P(0<X<3)
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 k  1 C , k  0,1,www.manabadi.co.in
69**. If X is random
variable with probability distrubition. P(X = www.manabadi.co.in
k) = www.manabadi.co.in
2.... then find C.
2k
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70. A cubicalwww.manabadi.co.in
die is thrown. Find the meanwww.manabadi.co.in
and variance of X,www.manabadi.co.in
giving the number on the www.manabadi.co.in
face that shows
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up. www.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in
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www.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in COMPLEX NUMBERS
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1. www.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in
If z = x + iy and if the point P in the Argand plane represents www.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in
z, then described geometrically the
locus of z satisying the equations www.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in
www.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in 2www.manabadi.co.in  z  1  www.manabadi.co.in

i) z  2  3i  5 ii) 2 z  2  z  1 iii) Img z = 4 iv) Arg  
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4
2. Show that the points in the Argand diagram represented by the complex numbers 2 + 2i, –2 – 2i,
3i are the vertices of an
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www.manabadi.co.in equilateral triangle. www.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in
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3.***Show that the four points in the Argand plane represented by the complex numbers 2 + i, 4 + 3i,
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4.***Show that the points in the Argand www.manabadi.co.in
plane represented by thewww.manabadi.co.in
complex numbers www.manabadi.co.in
www.manabadi.co.in 3 1 7
2  7i, www.manabadi.co.in
 i, 4  3i, 1  i  are www.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in
the vertices of a rhombus.
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5. The pointswww.manabadi.co.in
P, Q denote the complex www.manabadi.co.in
numbers, z , z in the www.manabadi.co.in
Argand diagram O is thewww.manabadi.co.in
origin. If
1 2
0
z1 z2  z1z 2  0 , then show that POQ  90 .
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6. The pointwww.manabadi.co.in
www.manabadi.co.in P represent a complex number z in the Argand plane.
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www.manabadi.co.in z is , deter--
4
mine the locus of P. www.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in
www.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in z www.manabadi.co.in i
7. If the point P denotes the complex number z = x + iy in the Argand plane and if is a purely
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imaginarywww.manabadi.co.in
number. Find the locus www.manabadi.co.in
of P. www.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in
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8. If the amplitude of    , find its locus
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9. If z  x www.manabadi.co.in
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iy and z  1 , then find the locus of z.
10. If z  3  i  4 , determine the locus of z.
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11. If z = 3 – www.manabadi.co.in
5i, then show z3 – 10z2 www.manabadi.co.in
+ 58z – 136 = 0 www.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in
1
12. i) x+iy = , Showwww.manabadi.co.in
that 4x 2  1  0 www.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in
1  cos   i sin 
3
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ii) x  iy www.manabadi.co.in
 , Showwww.manabadi.co.in
that x 2  y 2  4x  3www.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in
2  cos   i sin 
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13. if z  3  www.manabadi.co.in
4i , then show that z 3  10z www.manabadi.co.in
2
 58z  136  0 www.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in
QUADRATIC EXPRESSIONS AND EQUATIONS
x 2  34x  71
14.**If 'x' is real,www.manabadi.co.in
www.manabadi.co.in show that the value of www.manabadi.co.in
the expression 2 www.manabadi.co.in
do not lie betweenwww.manabadi.co.in
5 and 9
x  2x  7
1 1 1
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15. Prove thatwww.manabadi.co.in
  www.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in
3x  1 x  1  3x  1 x  1 does not lie between 1 and 4, if 'x' is real
x 1
16.***If 'x' is real, prove that 2 www.manabadi.co.in
lies between www.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in
and1.
x  5x  9 11
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17.***If the expression
takes all real values for x www.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in
R then find the limits for 'p'
x 2  3x  2
x 2  14x  9
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If 'x' real, find the maximum and minimum www.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in
values of the expression 2
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www.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in x  2x  3
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Find the range of the following expressionwww.manabadi.co.in
if x  R www.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in
x 2
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6x  5 xwww.manabadi.co.in
2
 x 1 www.manabadi.co.in
***i) 2x 2  3x  6
ii)
x 2  3x  2
***iii)
x2  x 1
20. Let a,b, c  R and a  0 . Then the roots of ax2+bx+c =0 are non-real complex numbers if and
only if ax2+bx+c and a have the same sign for all x  R .
2
21. Let a, b, cwww.manabadi.co.in
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www.manabadi.co.in + c = 0 has real roots www.manabadi.co.in
and  with
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   then.www.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in
i) for   x   , ax2 + bx + c and a have opposite signs
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ii) for x www.manabadi.co.in
 or x   , ax2 + bx + cwww.manabadi.co.in
and a have the same sign. www.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in
22.***If c2  abwww.manabadi.co.in
www.manabadi.co.in and the roots of (c 2  ab)x 2
 2(a 2  bc)x  (bwww.manabadi.co.in
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2
 ac)  0 are equal then show that
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a3+b3+c3=www.manabadi.co.in
3abc (or) a =0 www.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in
PERMUTATIONS www.manabadi.co.in
& COMBINATIONS www.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in
23. If the letters of the 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
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i) REMAST *** ii) MASTER
24. If the letters of word PRISON are permuted in all possible ways and the word thus formed are ar-
ranged in dictionary order. Then find the rank of the word i) SIPRON ***ii) PRISON
25.** If the letters of the word EAMCET www.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in
are permuted in all possible www.manabadi.co.in
ways and if the words thus
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formed are www.manabadi.co.in
aranged in dictionary orderwww.manabadi.co.in
find the rank of wordwww.manabadi.co.in
EAMCET www.manabadi.co.in
26. Find the number of ways of arranging 6 boys and 6 girls in a row. In how many of these arrange
ments.
i) all the girls
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no two girls are togetherwww.manabadi.co.in
iii) boys and girls come alternately
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27. Find the sumwww.manabadi.co.in
of all 4–digit numbers www.manabadi.co.in
that can be formed using www.manabadi.co.in
the digits www.manabadi.co.in
** i) 1,3,5,7,9 ii) 1,2,4,5,6 iii) 0,2,4,7,8 without repetition
28.** Find the number of numbers that www.manabadi.co.in
are greater than 4000 www.manabadi.co.in
which can be formedwww.manabadi.co.in
using the digits
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29. Find the number of ways of permuting the letters of the word 'PICTURE' so that
i) all vowels
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no two vowels come together www.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in
30.** Find the number of ways of seating www.manabadi.co.in
5 Indians, 4 Americans www.manabadi.co.in
and 3 Russians at a roundwww.manabadi.co.in
table so that
i) all Indians are sit together www.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in
ii) No two Russians sit together iii) persons of same nationality sit
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31.**Find the number
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In how many
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32.***Find the number of 4 letter wordswww.manabadi.co.in
the letters of the wordwww.manabadi.co.in
'RAMANA'
33. Find the numberof
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that always the Indians will be majority in the committee
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Find the number of ways of forming www.manabadi.co.in
a committee of 5 personswww.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in
from a group of 5 Indians, 4 Russians
such that there are atleast 3 Indianswww.manabadi.co.in
in the committee. www.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in
35.***Find the number of ways of selecting a cricket team of 11 players from 7 bats men and 6 bowlers
such that three will be atleast 5 bowlers
36.***Find the number
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2 wicket keepers
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4 4
34
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37. Simplify www.manabadi.co.in
**i) C5    38  r www.manabadi.co.in
C 4 ii)
25
C 4    29 www.manabadi.co.in
r C www.manabadi.co.in
3
r  0 r  0
38. Find the number of ways of selecting 11 member cricket team from 7 batsman and 6 bowlers and 2
wicket keepers so that team contains atleast 4 bowlers and 2 wiket keepers
4n www.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in
C2n 1.3.5.......  4n  1
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39.***Prove thatwww.manabadi.co.in
2n
 www.manabadi.co.in
2
C n  1.3.5......  2n  1 
40.**If the letters
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arranged in
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41. There arewww.manabadi.co.in
9 objects and 9 boxes.www.manabadi.co.in
Out of 9 objects, 5 cannot www.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in
fit in three small boxes. How many
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arrangements www.manabadi.co.in
can be made such that www.manabadi.co.in
each object can be put www.manabadi.co.in
in one box only. www.manabadi.co.in
42.***If the letters of the word AJANTA are permuted in all possible ways and the words thus formed are
arranged in dictorary order, find the ranks of the words i) AJANTA ii) JANATA
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Resolve the following fractions into partialwww.manabadi.co.in
fractions www.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in
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3
 8x 2  10 x 2  5x  7
43. *** i)
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. ii)
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(x  3) 3
 x  1
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1 www.manabadi.co.in
x 2  13x  15 www.manabadi.co.in 3x  18 www.manabadi.co.in
44. i)
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2
 x  1www.manabadi.co.in
x  2 *** ii)
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(2x  3)(x  3) www.manabadi.co.in
2 iii)
x 3 (x  3)www.manabadi.co.in
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2 2
x  3 2x  3x  4
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45. i) ii) iii)
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2 x2 1 
 x www.manabadi.co.in (x  1)(x 2  2)
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x2  x 1 www.manabadi.co.in
x3 www.manabadi.co.in xwww.manabadi.co.in
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46. i)
 2x  1www.manabadi.co.in
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b  x  c 
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48. Find the coefficient of xn in the power series expansions of 2 specifying the region in which
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49. If two numbers are selected randomly from 20 consecutive natural numbers, find the probability that
the sum of the two numbers is i) an even number ii) an odd number
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51.***A bag contains 12 two rupee coins, 7 one rupee coins and 4 half a rupee coins. If three coins are
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52.** A and B are seeking admission into IIT. If the probability for A to be selected is 0.5 and that both to
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53. A, B, C arewww.manabadi.co.in
three horses in a race.www.manabadi.co.in
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of B, and
probability
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A, B, C are such that www.manabadi.co.in
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0.4, P(C) = 0.8,
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0.28 , P  A  B  C  www.manabadi.co.in
0.09 and P  A  B  www.manabadi.co.in
C   0.75 show
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that P  B www.manabadi.co.in
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55. a) If A andwww.manabadi.co.in
B are independent eventswww.manabadi.co.in
with P(A) = 0.2. P(B) www.manabadi.co.in
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i) P(A/B) www.manabadi.co.in
ii) P(B/A) www.manabadi.co.in
iii) P(A  B) iv) P(A  B) v) P(A www.manabadi.co.in
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Bc)
b) If A and B are independent events with P(A) = 0.6. P(B) = 0.7, then find
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iii) P(B/A) P(Ac  Bc)
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56.***A problem
in calculus is given towww.manabadi.co.in
two students A and B whose www.manabadi.co.in
chances of solvingwww.manabadi.co.in
it are and .
3 4
Find the probability of the problem being solved if both of them try independently.
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and B in 80% cases. What www.manabadi.co.in
is the probability thatwww.manabadi.co.in
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58.** The probability that a boy A will get a scholarship is 0.9 and that another boy B will get is 0.8. What
is the probability that atleast one of them will get the scholarship?
59.** The probability that Australia winswww.manabadi.co.in
a match against India inwww.manabadi.co.in
a cricket game is given www.manabadi.co.in
to be 1/3. If India
and Australia play 3 matches what is the probability that www.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in
i) Australia will loose all the 3 matches ii) Australia will win atleast one match.
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60. A and B arewww.manabadi.co.in
events with P(A) = www.manabadi.co.in
0.5, P(B)=0.4 and P(Awww.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in
 B)  0.3 . Find the probability that
i) A does not occur ii) neither A norwww.manabadi.co.in
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61**. If A and Bwww.manabadi.co.in
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A  B ) = 0.65, P( A  B ) = 0.15. Then find thewww.manabadi.co.in
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P( A ) +( B ).
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1.***Write the multiplicative
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i)  sin , cos   ii) (7, 24)
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2  11i
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3.***Show that z1  , z2  2 are conjugate to each other..
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4. Write the conjugate
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5. Find a square www.manabadi.co.in
root for the following www.manabadi.co.in
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6. If ( a + ib)www.manabadi.co.in
2
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7.***Show that www.manabadi.co.in and
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2
25 are conjugate to each other.
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8. Find the leastwww.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in
positive integer n, satisfying    1 www.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in
 1 i 
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9.***
Find the real values of  in order www.manabadi.co.in
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11. If z1 = – 1www.manabadi.co.in
and z2 = – i, then find Arg www.manabadi.co.in
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12. If z
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1 2
 z2 
z2 2z1  z 2
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13. If z , z1 www.manabadi.co.in
0 , is an imaginary number www.manabadi.co.in
then find the value ofwww.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in
2z1  z 2
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1
100
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14.***If 3  iwww.manabadi.co.in
99
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15.***If the Arg z1 and Arg z 2 are and respectively, then find  Argz1  Argz 2 
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2 2
16. If (1 – i) (2 – i) (3 – i) ........ (1 – ni) = x – iy, then prove that 2.5.10..... (1 + n ) = x + y
17. If z  ai  z  ai , then find the locus of z.

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5

5
3
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i) (1 + i)16www.manabadi.co.in  
ii) 1  i 3www.manabadi.co.in
iii) 1  i 
8
iv)www.manabadi.co.in
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
  
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angles of a triangle such www.manabadi.co.in
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values of xyz.
21. Find the cube
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2  2 2  10 2  www.manabadi.co.in
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1 1 1
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ii) Show thatwww.manabadi.co.in
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z
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ii) If x  cis  , find the value of x  6
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24. If 1, ,  are the cube roots of unity, prove that
3
i) Find 1    2 
5 5
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ii) 1   www.manabadi.co.in
  
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
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1
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26. Find all the value of 
3  i 
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EQUATIONS www.manabadi.co.in
27.***If the equation
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 2(m  3)x  (m www.manabadi.co.in
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28. If (m  1)x 2
find m. www.manabadi.co.in
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29. If ,  are www.manabadi.co.in
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  www.manabadi.co.in
i) 2  2 ii)  47   74 iii) 2 2 iv) 2  2
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30. Find the quadratic equation whose roots are i) 3  5i ii) 7  2 5
p  q (p  q) m n
31. Find the Quadratic equation whose roots are i) , (p   q) ii) ,
pq pq n m
32. Find the quadratic equation the sum of whose roots is one and sum of the squares of the roots is
13.
33.***If x 2  bxwww.manabadi.co.in
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2
 c  0 and x  cx  www.manabadi.co.in
b  0(b  c) have a common root, then show that
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34. 2
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2
35 = 0 have a common www.manabadi.co.in
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12x + p = 0 have a common www.manabadi.co.in
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35. Find the changes in the sign of the expression 15+4x-3x and find their extreme values
36.***Find the maximum
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the roots of (x–a) (x–b) www.manabadi.co.in
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If the equation www.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in
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39.
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If ,  , 1www.manabadi.co.in –5x+6=0, then find www.manabadi.co.in
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40. If 1,1,  www.manabadi.co.in
are the roots of x3 –6xwww.manabadi.co.in
2
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41.***If –1,2,  are the roots of 2x +x2 –7x-6=0, then find www.manabadi.co.in 
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42.** If 1, –2, 3www.manabadi.co.in
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2
+ ax+6 = 0 then find www.manabadi.co.in
'a'. www.manabadi.co.in
43.**
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If  ,  ,1www.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in 
are the roots of x3
–2x 2
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and 
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44. www.manabadi.co.in 3 www.manabadi.co.in
2
If the product of the roots of 4x + 16x –9x –a = 0 is 9, then www.manabadi.co.in
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45. If ,  and  are the roots of x -2x2+3x - 4 = 0 then find
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i)   22www.manabadi.co.in
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 
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46. Form the equation whose roots are i) 2  3, 1
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2 2
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when x 4  11x 3  44x 2www.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in
2
 76x  48 is divided by x –7x+12
48. Find the equation
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49.***Find the www.manabadi.co.in
polynomial equation whose www.manabadi.co.in
roots are the squareswww.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in
of the roots of x 3  3x 2
 7x  6  0
50. Find the equation whose roots are cubes of the roots of x3+3x2 +2 = 0
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whose roots are reciprocals of the roots www.manabadi.co.in
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3 3 3
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54. If n Pr = 5040 and n Cr = 2010 find 'n' and 'r' .
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55.** If 12 P  5www.manabadi.co.in
12
P  13 P find 'r' www.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in
5 4 r
56. a) If n P4 = 1680 then find 'n' b)  n  1 p5 : np5  3 : 2 find n **c) If n P7  42. n P5 then find
'n'
57. a) If ( n 1)www.manabadi.co.in
www.manabadi.co.in b) If ( n 1) P5 : n Pwww.manabadi.co.in
P5 : n P6 = 2 : 7, find nwww.manabadi.co.in 5 = 3 : 2, find n www.manabadi.co.in
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Find the number www.manabadi.co.in
of ways of arranging the letters of the wordwww.manabadi.co.in
TRIANGLE so that thewww.manabadi.co.in
relative positions
of the vowels and consonants are not disturbed www.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in
59. Find the number of different chains that can be prepared using 7 different coloured beads.
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60. There arewww.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in
5 copies each of 4 different books. Find the number www.manabadi.co.in
of ways arrangingwww.manabadi.co.in
these books in a
shelf in a single row
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61.** How many www.manabadi.co.in
numbers can be formed www.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in
using all the digits 1,2,3,4,3,2,1 www.manabadi.co.in
such that even digits always
occupy even places.
62. Find the number
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www.manabadi.co.in that can be formed using the letters of the word
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begin with 'N' when repetition is allowed.
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of 4 letter words that can be formed usingwww.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in
the letters of the word PISTON in which
at least one
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of ways of arranging the letters of the word www.manabadi.co.in
**i) PERMUTATION www.manabadi.co.in
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ii) MATHEMATICS **iii) INDEPENDENCE
iv) CORRUPTION www.manabadi.co.in
v) INTERMEDIATE
vi) COMBINATION
65.** Find the number
of injections fromwww.manabadi.co.in
set A containing 4 elements www.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in
in to a set B containing 6 elements
66.**Find the number of bijections from a set A containing 7 elements on to itself.
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Find the number of 5–digit numberswww.manabadi.co.in
all the digits 0, 1,1,2,www.manabadi.co.in
3
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68. ** a) If Cr 1 = 12 C3r 5 find 'r' b) If 15 C2r 1 = 15 C2r  4 find 'r'
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69. If n C21  nwww.manabadi.co.in
C27 , then find 49 Cn www.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in
70.*** Find the value of 10 C5  210 C4  www.manabadi.co.in
10
C3 www.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in
71. If a set A has
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www.manabadi.co.in find the number of subsets of A having 4 elements.
72.***Find the number www.manabadi.co.in
of ways of selecting 3 vowels and 2 consonantswww.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in
from the letters of the word
'EQUATION'
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73. How many www.manabadi.co.in
5 letter words can be www.manabadi.co.in
formed using 3 consonants www.manabadi.co.in
and 2 vowels fromwww.manabadi.co.in
the letters of the
word MIXTURE.
74.***Find the number www.manabadi.co.in
of positive divisors of 1080. www.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in
75. Find the number
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addressed envelopes so that no letter goes
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into the envelope meant for it.
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76.***In how many www.manabadi.co.in
ways 9 mathematicswww.manabadi.co.in
papers can be arrangedwww.manabadi.co.in
so tha the best and thewww.manabadi.co.in
worst
i) may come together ii) may not come together
77. Find the number of zeros in 100!
78. Find the number of palindromes with 6 digits that can be formed using the digits
i) 0, 2,4, 6, 8 ii) 1, 3, 5, 7, 9
BINOMIAL THEOREM
9
 3a b 
79. Find the number of terms in the expansion of *** i) (2a + 3b + c) 7
ii)   
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2
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80. Find the coefficient of x –7 in the expansion of   www.manabadi.co.in
5
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 www.manabadi.co.in
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 3x   3 
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Find the middle www.manabadi.co.in
terms in the expansion of i)   2 y  www.manabadi.co.in
ii)  4 a  b  www.manabadi.co.in
 7   2 
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10
 3 7 
14
x 3 
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Find the term independent of 'x' inwww.manabadi.co.in
the expansion of ** i) www.manabadi.co.in
 4x  2  ii)  www.manabadi.co.in
 2
 x   3 2x 
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83.** If 22
C is the largest binomial coefficient in the expansion
www.manabadi.co.inr www.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in of  
1  x find the value of 13 Cr
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8
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3 www.manabadi.co.in
84** . Find the 3rd term from the end in the
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x 
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2.Co  5.C1  8.C2  ...www.manabadi.co.in
  3n  2  .Cn   3n  4www.manabadi.co.in
 2n 1 www.manabadi.co.in
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86. Find the setwww.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in
of values of 'x' for which the following expansions www.manabadi.co.in
are valid www.manabadi.co.in
***i) (2+3x)–2/3 ii) (3–4x) 3/4
87. Find the sum
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in the expansion of (1 www.manabadi.co.in
88.** Find the number of terms with non www.manabadi.co.in
– zero coefficients in (4x www.manabadi.co.in
– 7y)49 + (4x + 7y)49. www.manabadi.co.in
89. are coefficients of xn in www.manabadi.co.in
If A and Bwww.manabadi.co.in
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value of .
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MEASURES OF DISPERSION
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90.***Find the meanwww.manabadi.co.in
deviation about thewww.manabadi.co.in
mean for the following www.manabadi.co.in
data www.manabadi.co.in
i) 38, 70, 48, 40, 42, 55, 63, 46, 54,44
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91.***Find the meanwww.manabadi.co.in
deviation about thewww.manabadi.co.in
median for the following www.manabadi.co.in
data. www.manabadi.co.in
i) 13, 17, 16,11, 13, 10, 16, 11, 18, 12, 17
92. Find the mean
www.manabadi.co.in deviation about thewww.manabadi.co.in
www.manabadi.co.in mean for the following www.manabadi.co.in
distribution. www.manabadi.co.in
93.***Find the mean deviation about the median for the following frequency distribution
94.** Find the mean
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Find the variance for the discreatewww.manabadi.co.in
data given below. 6, 7,www.manabadi.co.in
10, 12, 13, 4, 8, 12 www.manabadi.co.in
96. Find the variance and standard deviation of the following data: 5, 12, 3, 18, 6, 8, 2, 10.
97.***The variance
of 20 observation is 5.www.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in
If each of the observations www.manabadi.co.in
is multiplied by 2, find the variance of
the resulting observations. www.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in
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98. www.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in
If each of the observations x1, x2,......... xn is increased by k,www.manabadi.co.in
where k is a positive or www.manabadi.co.in
negative number,
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then showwww.manabadi.co.in
that the variance remains www.manabadi.co.in
unchanged. www.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in
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RANDOM www.manabadi.co.in
VARIABLESwww.manabadi.co.in
AND PROBABILITY www.manabadi.co.in
DISTRBUTIONS www.manabadi.co.in
1
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If X is poisson varitate such that www.manabadi.co.in
P(x=0)= P(X = 1) = k then www.manabadi.co.in
show that k = www.manabadi.co.in
e
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100. A poissonwww.manabadi.co.in
variable satisfies P(X =www.manabadi.co.in
1) = P(X = 2) find P(Xwww.manabadi.co.in
= 5) www.manabadi.co.in
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101. If x follows www.manabadi.co.in
a poisson distributionwww.manabadi.co.in
and P(x=1) = 3P(x=2),www.manabadi.co.in
then find the variance of www.manabadi.co.in
x.
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102. The meanwww.manabadi.co.in
and variance of a binomialwww.manabadi.co.in
distribution are 4 andwww.manabadi.co.in  x  1 and n, p
3 respectively. Find P www.manabadi.co.in
103. In a city 10 accidnets takes place in a span of 50 days, assuming that the number of accidents follows
the poisson distribution, find the probability that there will be three or mor accidents in a day.
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104. In a binomial distribution random variable X has mean
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4
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parameters www.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in
105. If the mean variance of a binomial variable X are 2.4 and 1.44 respectively, find P(1<X 4).
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www.manabadi.co.in company are defective.www.manabadi.co.in
In a sample of 20
bulbs, find the probability that more than 2 are defective.
107. The probability www.manabadi.co.in
that a person chosen www.manabadi.co.in
at random is left handed (in hand writing) iswww.manabadi.co.in
0.1. What is the
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probability www.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in
that in a group of 10 people, there is one whowww.manabadi.co.in
is left handed. www.manabadi.co.in
108. If the difference between the meanwww.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in
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find the
probability for the event of 2 successes when the experiment is conducted 5 times.
109. On an average,
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