XII Maths SQP1 SOL

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Mock Test Paper – I

Mathematics (Class XII)
Solution
 
om  
Section A
.r c
1. tan 1      cot 1    
 6  6
 
 

6 6

3
ou
2. x
1
2
g
OR –3
H
3.
n
a1, b1 , c1 = 1, –4, 8
i
a2, b2 , c2 = 0, 0, 1
rn
 cos  
8 8 8
  cos 1  
81 9 9
4.
ea
A–1 (A2 + A – I) = A-1o
 A–1 = A + 1
.L
5. cos 2   cos 2   cos 2   1
 sin 2   sin 2   sin 2   2

6.
w
Order 2
Degree 2
7. w
dx

y
xa
y
w
2
dy 1  y 1 y2
1
y 2
log(1 y 2 ) 1
IF   2
dy  e 
e
1 y 1 y2
 
8. a and b are zero vectors.
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9. Graph ‘a’ represents the function of x.

10. Value = zero.
11.
m
(i) Since LCM of a and b is a natural number
o
 a * b is closed
.r c
(ii) a * b = LCM of a and b
= LCM of b and a = b * a
=  * is communtative
= u
(iii) (a * b) * c = LCM of a, b and c
o a * (b * c)
 * is assocciative
 e=1
gH
(iv) Let 'e' – identity, a * e = e* a = a
12.

i
1
n  1  5 2 
2tan1   tan1   sec1
5 8 7


n
      
= 2 tan
ar1 13
39
 tan 1
1
7
= tan
e1 3
 tan 1
1
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4 7
= tan–11
w


4
14.
w
Lim f (x)  f (o)  k
x0
w  4x  1 
Lim 
x0
 .
3
x
4
 x  sin x log  1  x 
4 
2
3 

x2
3 12
 12 (log 4)3  k
2
 2x 
15. y1  m [ x  x 2  1] m1 1  
2
 2 x 1 
 y1 
my
om
x2  1

.r c
y1 x 2  1 = my

ou
( y1 x 2  1)2  m 2 y 2
y2 (1  x 2 )  xy1  m 2 y  0
16.
dy
gH
y  sin p  cos q 

d
in
= sin p  cos q  ( p cot   q tan )  0
rn
  0,

2
, tan 1 p
q
ea
d 2 y dy
d

d
( p cot   q tan )  y ( p cosec 2   q sec 2 )
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d2y
  0  sin p  cos q  ( p cosec 2   q sec 2 )
d  2  at  tan 1 p
q
<0
 w y is maximum at this point
w OR
w
2
dy 3x

dx y  2
 Equation of tangent is,
3x12
y  y1  ( x  x1 )
y1  2
3
The tangent passes through (1, 2)
3x12
m
 2  y1  (1  x1 )
y1  2
Also
2 3
.r co
y1  2 x1  4 y1  8  0
 x1  1, 2
x1  1
x2  2
ou 
 y1 – Imaginary value
y1  2  2 3
H
Equation of tangent is
x
ng
y  (2  2 3)   2 3( x  2)
2  sin 2t t
17.
2
ni
t  I
1  cos 2t
2e dt
r
 2 et  (sec
2
t  tan t ) dt
ea
= 2et tant + c { formula}
x
x  2e x / 2 tan  c
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2

x sin x
I   1  sin x dt
w 0
w

(  x) sin (  x)
 dx
0
1  sin(   x )
w 2I 

 sin x
 1  sin x dx
0

1
 2I   1  dx
0
1  sin x
4

 1  sin x 
2I    x   dx 
 cos 2 x 0
m

  [ x  tan x  sec x] 0
19.

2 – 2

.r c
I  (  2)
2
Let, tan = t2
o
I 
2t 2
t4 1
o
t 2 1
u
dt
t 2 1

H
t 4 1
1
g
1
dt   t 4  1 dt
1 2
1
n
2
 t dt  t dt

i
1 1
t2  2 t2  2
t t

rn du
u 2 1 v
dv
2
1 1
Let , x   u and x   v
a
2 x x
=
e 1
2
tan 1
u

1
2 2 2
log
v 2
v 2
c
1
.L  tan   1 
tan 1  
1
log
tan   2 tan   1
c
w
2  2 tan   2 2 tan   2 tan   1
  
20. d  ( a  b )
w  [32iˆ  ˆj 14 kˆ ]
w 
c .d  15

5
3
 1
d  (160 iˆ  5 ˆj  70 kˆ )
3
5
21. A (3, 8 , 2)
om 3 x  2 y  2 z  15  0
.r c
P
ou
x 1 y  3 z  2
 
H
2 4 3
g
P(2   1, 4   3, 3   2)
Dr’s of A are 2 – 2, 4  – 5, 3 
in
Now, 3(2   2)  2(4  5)  2(3 )  0
=2
rn
 P(5, 11, 8)
22.
ea
Thus, Required distance = Distance between (3, 8, 2) and (5,11, 8) = 7
P ( A) 
4 1
 , P (B) 
1
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36 9 9
8 8
 P( A)  , P (B)
9 9
w
P A  A  A B A  A B A B A 
2 4
w
1 8 1 8 1
    .    .  ....
9 9 9 9 9
w 

1  1  9
 



9   8  2  17
1    
 9 
9 8
P ( B)  1  
17 17
6
23. Required Area
4 4
3 3
m
=  16  x2   (4  x) dx
0
4 0
4 3
3x
= 
4 2
.r co
16  x 2  16 sin 1
x
4
 4x  
4
x2 
2 0
4
u
= 3   2 sq units
o
24.
gH  y2 
Let, P(x, y) be a point on y = 2x;  , y 
2
 2 
Thus
in
rn  y2
Z  PM  2 
2
 1   ( y  4) 2
a
 2 
Z
e y4
 8 y  17
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4
dz
  y3  8  0  y  2
w
dy
d 2z

w dy 2
 3 y 2 which is positive when y = 2
w
 z is minimum when y = 2
 x=2
 Point is (2, 2).
7
 3  4  5
1 
25. 1
A  9 1 4 
m
 11 
  5 3 1 
X  (A1)1 B
1
.r co
X    3  x  1, y  3, z  2
26.
  2
ou
P(,2  1,3  2)
A (1, 6, 3)
dr’s of AP
gH
=  –1, 2  –5, 3 –1
x y 1 z  2
n
Now  
1 2 3
i
P
1( – 1) + 2 (2 –5) + 3(3 – 1) = 0

rn= 1
Thus, P is (1, 3, 5)
dy a
 A1 (1, 0 , 7)
ey 1
A'(, , v)
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27. 
dx x  y
Let y  vx

w v x
dv vx  x

dx x  vx
w
 x
dv v  1
 v
w
dv
dx
dx v  1
 v2 1  1
    .
 v 1  x
v 1 dx
 v 2
dv   
1 x
8
1
 log(v2 tan1 v1) logxc
2
 log(v 2  1)  log x2  2 tan 1 v  2c
om  y
log( y 2  x 2 )  2 tan 1    k
x
.r c
x 1  y 1

k   log 2
2
ou  y
log ( x 2  y 2 )  2 tan 1  
 x
H
  log 2 , x  0
2
28.
g
To min Z = x + 1.5 y
n
x 2
ni
20 x + 20 y  160
30x + 60 y  300
29. E1
ar
y0
= Missing card is a heart card
E2
E3
e =
=
Missing card is a spade card
Missing card is Club card
E4
A
.L =
=
Missing card is Diamond card
Drawing two heart cards from the remaining cards
w
P(E1) = P(E2) = P(E3) = P(E4) =
13 1
52 4

w
P(A/E1) =
C (12, 2)
C (51, 2)
w
P(E/A) =
11
50
C (13, 2)
P(A/E2) = P(A/E3) = P(A/E4) = C (51, 2)
........End of Solution........
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Mock Test Paper – I

 sin 2   sin 2   sin 2   2

9. Graph ‘a’ represents the function of x.

The tangent passes through (1, 2)

23. Required Area

 Point is (2, 2).

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