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8901.

Write the contrapositive and converse of the following statements: You cannot comprehend geometry if you do no know hot to reason deductively.

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ANSWER :Contrapositive If you can comprehend geometry then you KNOW how to reason DEDUCTIVELY.
Converse:If you don't know to gove proof by deductively then you can't comprehend geometry.
8902.

Find the derivative of the following functions: sinxcosx

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ANSWER :`COS2X`
8903.

The period of the function f(x)=c^(sin^(2)x +sin^(2)(x+ pi/3) + cos x cos(x + pi/3)) is( where c is constant)

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1
`PI/2`
`pi`
Cannot be determined

Answer :D
8904.

Find the derivate of 2x-(3)/(4)

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ANSWER :2
8905.

Theperiodof 3x - [3x]is(where [.]denote greatestintegerfunction le x )

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`(1)/(2)`
`1`
`2`
`(1)/(3)`

ANSWER :4
8906.

Point (-3,1,-2) is in ........... octant.

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ANSWER :SIXTH
8907.

Find the value of sec 510^(@)

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ANSWER :`(-2)/(SQRT(3))`
8908.

Express the following in the form a+bi (1-i)^(4)

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ANSWER :`-4`
8909.

For all sets A, B and C, if A sub B, then A cap C sub B cap C.

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ANSWER :1
8910.

What is meant by superposition of gravitational field?

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Solution :Consider 'n' particles of masses `m_1, m_2, .........m_n ,` distributed in SPACE at positions `vecr_1, vecr_2, vecr_3........,` etc, with RESPECT to POINT P. The total gravitational FIELD at a point P due to all the masses is given by the vector SUM of the gravitational field due to the individual masses. This principle is known as superposition of gravitational fields.
`vecE_("total") = vecE_1 + vecE_2 + .......vecE_n`
` =- (Gm_1)/(r_1^2) harr_1 - (Gm_2)/(r_2^2) hatr_2 - ......(Gm_n)/(r_n^2)hatr_n = - sum_(i=1)^(n) (Gm_i)/(r_i^2) hatr_i`
8911.

Write the following intervals in set-builder form : [–23, 5)

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Answer :`{ XR : – 23 ≤ X < 5 }`
8912.

A point on the line bar(r)=(1-t)(2bar(i)+3bar(j)+4bar(k))+t(3bar(i)-2bar(j)+2bar(k)) is

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`-bar(i)+5bar(J)+2BAR(k)`
`bar(i)+6bar(j)+8bar(k)`
`bar(i)+8bar(j)+6bar(k)`
`bar(i)-8bar(j)+6bar(k)`

Answer :C
8913.

Find the number of discontinuous functions =f(x) on [-2,2] satisfying x^(2)+y^(2)=4

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ANSWER :THUS there are INFINITE discontinous fucntions
8914.

If bara=(1,-1,-6),barb=(1,-3,4) and barc(-2,-5,3) then compute baraxx(barbxxbarc).

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ANSWER :`29i-67barj+16bark,-40bari+62barj+130bark,0`
8915.

f(x) = (1 -cos (7(x-pi)))/(x - pi)is continous at x =pi " then " f (pi) =

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0
1
2
3

Answer :A
8916.

Length of latus rectum ofellipse 5x^(2) + 9y^(2) = 45 is …….

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`(5sqrt(5))/(3)`
`(5)/(3)`
`(2sqrt(5))/(3)`
`(10)/(3)`

ANSWER :D
8917.

The mean and standard deviation of agroup of 100 observations were found to be 20 and 3 respectively .Later , it was found that three observations were incorrect , which were recorded as 21 , 21and 18. Find the mean and standard deviation if the correct observations are omitted.

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ANSWER :20,3.03
8918.

Solve tan^(2) theta = 1, theta in [-pi, pi]

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ANSWER :`{-(3PI)/(4), (-PI)/(4), (pi)/(4), (3pi)/(4)}`
8919.

Find the roots of x^(2) + 3x +9=0

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ANSWER :`(-3 +-3sqrt(3)i)/2`
8920.

The sum of all odd numbers between 1 and 100 which are divisible by 3, is

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83667
90000
83660
None of these

Answer :A
8921.

If y = tan^(-1)((1+x^(2))/(1-x^(2))) Find dy/dx.

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ANSWER :`-2X^(3)/(1+x^(4))`
8922.

a^(2) cot A+ b^(2) cot B+ c ^(2) cot C =

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` (abc)/ ( R ) `
` (2abc)/( R ) `
`( 3AB) /( R ) `
` S+ ( DELTA )/ ( R ) `

ANSWER :A
8923.

P and Q are (3,1,2)and(1,-2,-4). Equation of the plane through 'Q' and perpendicular to PQ is :

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`2x+3y+6z+28=0`
`2x-3y+6z-28=0`
`2x-3y-6z+28=0`
`2x-2y-6z+12=0`

ANSWER :A
8924.

Evaluate the following limits. Lt_(t to8)(root(3)(t)-2)/(t^(2)-64)

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ANSWER :`1/192`
8925.

Solve 5x+1> (-24) , 5x-1

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ANSWER :` THEREFORE X INN(4,5,5)`
8926.

Eccentricity of hypewrbola (x ^(2))/(k ) + ( y ^(2))/(k)) =1 ( k lt 0) is

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`SQRT(1+K )`
` sqrt(1-k )`
`sqrt(1+ (1)/(k))`
` sqrt(1- (1)/(k))`

ANSWER :D
8927.

If x,y,z are in A.P and Tan^(-1) x, Tan^(-1) y and Tan^(-1) zare also in A.P., then

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`x=y=z`
`2x=3y=6z`
`6x=3y=2z`
`6x=4y=3z`

ANSWER :A
8928.

How many seven -digits phone numbers are possible if 0 and 1 cannot be used as the first digit and the first three digits cannot be 555, 411 or 936?

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ANSWER :` [ 8 XX 10 xx 10 -3] xx 10 xx 10 xx 10 xx 10 = 7970000`
8929.

Evaluate the following limits : Lt_(ntooo)(q^(n)+p^(n))^(1/n),0ltpltq

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ANSWER :Q
8930.

For arithmetic sequence a = 2 and a_5 = 14 then d = ........

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ANSWER :`2a_(m)`
8931.

3(sinx-cosx)^(4)+6(sinx+cosx)^(2) + 4(sin^(6) x+cos^(6)x) is equal to

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ANSWER :13
8932.

Using binomial theorem , Prove that a^(n)-b^(n) is divisible by (a-b)

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ANSWER :EXPAND USING `a^(N) =(a-b+b)^(n)`
8933.

Evaluate the following limits : Lt_(xto0)(e^(sinx)-1)/x

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ANSWER :1
8934.

Period of cos "" (3x)/(5) + 2 sin"" (2x)/( 7) - 5 cot 14 x is

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`7pi`
`14 PI`
`28 pi`
`70 pi`

ANSWER :D
8935.

Of the parabola, 4(y-1)^(2)= -7(x-3) find The length of the latus rectum.

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ANSWER :`(7)/(4)`
8936.

If f(x) = (x+1)/(x-1) (x ne -1) then find (fofof)(x) and (fofofof)(x).

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ANSWER :`F(X),x`
8937.

Write the negation of the following statements: sqrt(2) is not a complex number.

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ANSWER :`SQRT(2)` is a COMPLEX NUMBER.
8938.

Solve the equation for0 le x le 2pi. tan theta + sqrt3 =0

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ANSWER :`(2PI )/(3), (5PI)/(3)`
8939.

If z= x + yi and omega = ((1- zi))/(z-i), then |omega|=1 implies that in the complex plane

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z LIES on the IMAGINARY axis
z lies on the real axis
z lies on the UNIT circle
None of these

Answer :B
8940.

Prove that (-1/2,2,0) is thecircumcenter of the triangle with vertices (1,1,0),(1,2,1) and (-2,2,-1).

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ANSWER :`=((-1)/(2),2,0)`
8941.

Find the approximations of the following root(4)(17)

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ANSWER :2.03125
8942.

If the vertices of a triangle are (1,4,2),(-2,1,2),(2,3,-4) then the angles are

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Answer :`lfloorA=(PI)/(2),lfloorB=cos^(-1)((3)/(2sqrt(7))),lfloorC=cos^(-1)sqrt((19)/(28))`
8943.

If the extremities of a diagonal of square are (1,-2,3),(2,-3,5) then the length of its side is

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ANSWER :`SQRT(3)`
8944.

Consider the planes 3x - 6y + 2z + 5=0 and 4x - 12 y + 3z = 3. The plne 67 x - 162 y + 47 z + 44 =0 bisects the angle between the given planes which

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contains origin
is acute
is OBTUSE
RIGHT ANGLE

ANSWER :A::B
8945.

Evaluate the following limits in Exercises lim_(xto1)(ax^(2)+bx+c)/(cx^(2)+bx+a),a+b+cne0

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ANSWER :1
8946.

If x+ y = 3e^2then d/(dx)(x^y)=0 for x =

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E
`e^2`
`e^e`
`2e^2`

ANSWER :B
8947.

There are four events E_(1),E_(2),E_(3),andE_(4) one of which must and onlyone can happen The odds are 2:5 in favour ofE_(1),3:4 in favour of E_(2) and 1:3 in favour of E_(3) . Find the odds against E_(4).

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ANSWER :`27:1`
8948.

Find the 13^(th) term in the expansion of (9x-(1)/(3sqrtx))^(18) :xne0 ?

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ANSWER :18564
8949.

A,B and C are three mutually exclusiveevents associated with a random experiment . Find P(A) given that P(B)=(3)/(2)P(A)andP(C )=(1)/(2)P(B).

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ANSWER :`P(A)=(4)/(13)`
8950.

Express the following in the form a+bi, where a and b are rea numbers ((1-i)/(1+ i))^(2)

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ANSWER :`-1 + 0I`