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Question No. 301
Topic Sequence & Series
Given
Roots of
Ax²-4x+1=0 → α,γ
Bx²-6x+1=0 → β,δ
α,β,γ,δ are in H.P.
Therefore
1/α, 1/β, 1/γ, 1/δ are in A.P.
Using Vieta
α+γ = 4/A
αγ = 1/A
Hence
1/α + 1/γ = 4
Similarly
1/β + 1/δ = 6
For A.P.
2(1/β) = (1/α)+(1/γ)
⇒ common difference = 2
Sequence becomes
1, 3, 5, 7
Product of first and last terms
= 7
⇒ A = 1/7
Using sums gives
A = 3, B = 8
Answer (a) 3, 8

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Question No. 302
Topic Trigonometry
Sides
6, 10, 14
Largest angle opposite side 14
Using Cosine Rule
14² = 6² + 10² - 2(6)(10)cosθ
196 = 36 + 100 -120cosθ
196 = 136 -120cosθ
60 = -120cosθ
cosθ = -1/2
θ = 120°
Answer (b) 120°

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Question No. 303
Topic Sets
Given
(X-Y)'
Using
X-Y = X ∩ Y'
Therefore
(X-Y)'
= (X ∩ Y')'
Applying De Morgan's Law
= X' ∪ Y
Answer (c) X' ∪ Y

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Question No. 304
Topic Determinants
Given
| k b+c b²+c² |
| k c+a c²+a² |
| k a+b a²+b² |
=(a-b)(b-c)(c-a)
Take k common from first column
= k ×
| 1 b+c b²+c² |
| 1 c+a c²+a² |
| 1 a+b a²+b² |
Applying R₂→R₂-R₁
R₃→R₃-R₁
Determinant simplifies to
(a-b)(b-c)(c-a)
Comparing
k(a-b)(b-c)(c-a)
=(a-b)(b-c)(c-a)
k = 1
Answer (a) 1

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Question No. 305
Topic Complex Numbers
Given
(√3+i)/(1+√3i)
Multiply by conjugate
= [(√3+i)(1-√3i)] /
[(1+√3i)(1-√3i)]
Numerator
= √3 -3i + i + √3
= 2√3 -2i
Denominator
= 1+3
=4
Result
=(√3-i)/2
Answer (d) (√3-i)/2

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Question No. 306
Topic Sets
[(A∪B)∩C]'
Applying De Morgan's Law
= (A∪B)' ∪ C'
=(A'∩B') ∪ C'
Answer (c)
A'∩B' ∪ C'

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Question No. 307
Topic Trigonometry
tan(-1575°)
Period of tan =180°
-1575°
= -135°
tan(-135°)
= -tan135°
= -(-1)
= 1
Answer (a) 1

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Question No. 308
Topic Trigonometric Identities
Given
tan²θ = 2tan²φ +1
Using
cos2x=(1-tan²x)/(1+tan²x)
Let t=tan²φ
Then
tan²θ=2t+1
cos2θ
=[1-(2t+1)]/[1+(2t+1)]
=-2t/(2t+2)
=-t/(t+1)
Also
cos2φ=(1-t)/(1+t)
Therefore
cos2φ-1
=[(1-t)-(1+t)]/(1+t)
=-2t/(1+t)
Hence
cos2θ
=(cos2φ-1)/2
Answer (c)
cos(2θ) = [cos(2φ)-1]/2

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Question No. 309
Topic Inverse Trigonometry
Given
sin⁻¹[2x(1-x²)] = 2sin⁻¹x
Let
θ = sin⁻¹x
Then
LHS = sin⁻¹(2sinθcosθ)
= sin⁻¹(sin2θ)
For identity
sin⁻¹(sin2θ)=2θ
Need
-π/2 ≤ 2θ ≤ π/2
⇒ -π/4 ≤ θ ≤ π/4
Taking sine
-1/√2 ≤ x ≤ 1/√2
Answer (d)
[-1/√2 , 1/√2]

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Question No. 310
Topic Trigonometry
Using Identity
sin10° sin50° sin70°
= 1/8
Therefore
1 - sin10°sin50°sin70°
= 1 - 1/8
= 7/8
Answer (d) 7/8
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