Chapter 1.

Sets 6) The union of sets A and B is expressed as

1) Empty set is a A) AUB

B) AxB
A) Infinite C) A/B
B) Finite D) None of these
C) Invalid
D) None of these
7) The intersection of sets A and B is expressed
as
2) How many rational and irrational numbers are
possible between 0 and 1 A) AUB
B) A∩B C) A/B
A) finite D) None of these
B) infinite Answer: B
C) 0 8) A—B is read as
D) 1
A) Difference of A and B of B and A B) Difference
3) A ⊂ B is read as of A and B
C) Neither A nor B
A) A is less than B D) Both A and B
B) A is a proper subset of A Answer: A
C) B is a proper subset of A
D) None of these 9) A — B will contain elements in

A) A not in B

B) B not in A
4) Every set is a ___________ of itself. C) Neither A nor B
D) Both A and B
A) improper subset Answer: A
B) proper subset
C) compliment 10) A’ will contain how many elements from the original set A
D) none
Answer: A A) infinite
B) 0
5) A set has n elements, then the, number of elements C) 1
in its power set is D) All elements of A
Answer: B
A) 2n
B) 2n-1 11) (A’)’ =
C) 2n+1
D) None of these A) A’
Answer: A B) U–A
 C) A
D) U
Answer: C

12) If A is not equal to B, then the Cartesian product

A) A x B= B x A

B) A x B≠ B x A
C) Is not possible
D) None of these
Answer: B

13) If A has m elements and B has n elements, then A x B has elements

A) m+n
B) m-n
C) mxn
D) 2n
Answer: C

14) In lst quadrant

A) X > 0, Y < 0

B) X < 0, Y > 0
C) X < 0, Y < 0
D) X > 0, Y > 0
Answer: D

15) If R = {(1,1),(2,3),(4,5)}, then domain of the function is

A) Dom R = {I,2,4}

B) Dom R {1,3,5}
 C) Dom R {1,1,4,5}
D) Dom R = {2,3,4,5}
Answer: A
Chapter 2. System of real numbers, 3) 6 X 7 = 7 X 6 the property used is called
Exponents and Radicals
Closure property w.r.t addition B) Closure
A)
1) √2 is a ________ number. property w.r.t subtraction
C) Closure property w.r.t multiplication
A) rational D) None of these
Answer: C
B) irrational
C) Natural
D) None of these
Answer: B 4) An expression which has atleast one term
involving a radical sign is called
2) 6 + 7 = 7 + 6 the property used is called
A) rational
Closure property w.r.t addition B) Closure
A) B) Surd
property w.r.t subtraction C) Open sentence D) True sentence
C) Closure property w.r.t multiplication Answer: B
D) None of these
Answer: A 5) The element _______ is called
multiplicative identity.

A) 0
B) 1
C) Both A and B
D) None of these Answer: B

7) The multiplicative inverse of is

6) The additive inverse of is

A) (x - y )
A)
B) (x+y)
B) C) (xy)
D) None of these
Answer: A
C
)
D) None of these 8) The x y y z= , = ⇒x z= the property
Answer: A used is called
 Symmetric property of equality B)
A) Answer: A
Transitive property of equality
C) Closure property
D) None of these 11) 532 ÷523 =
Answer: B
A) 25
9) The element _________ is called additive B) 1
identity. C) 2 D) 5
Answer: D
A) 1
B) 0 12) If y = 3 then y2 + y–2 is
C) 2
D) 4 A)
Answer: B B) 3
C) 4 D) 5
10) If x y y z< , < ⇒x z< the property used Answer: A
is called ____________.
13) The conjugate of √2 - √3 is _________.
A) transitive property of inequality.
B) Symmetric property of equality A) √2 + √3
C) Closure property B) −√2 + √3
D) None of these C) -√2 - √3
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D) Both A and C
Answer: D
 Logarithms D) 32
Answer: A
1) In scientific notation 756837 is written as

A) 7.56837 × 105 x y3
B) 7.56837 × 106 7) log z2 =
C) 7.56837 × 102
D) None of these
Answer: A A) 3log x+ log y− 2log z
B) Logx + logy -logz
2) In ordinary notation of 7.0056 × 10–8 is written as C) Both A and B
D) None of these
A) 0.0000000070056 Answer: A
B) 0.000000070056
C) 0.00000070056 8) The characteristic of 7832.56 is
D) All of these
Answer: B A) 4
B) 3
3) The logarithm of 1 to any base is C) 2
D) 1
A) 1 Answer: B
B) 0
C) 2 9) The characteristic of 0.00721 is
D) undefined
Answer: B A) 3
B) 2 C) 5
D) 9
Answer: A
4) If log7 x = 2, then x =
10) The natural logarithm has a base
A) 50
B) 49 A) 10
C) 3 B) e
D) 4 C) 2
Answer: B D) 5
Answer: B

5) If log4 x =− , then x = 11) The common logarithm has a base

A) e
A)
B) 10
B) C) 4 D) 5
C) 3 Answer: B
D) 45
Answer: B

12) If = x then x, = log5

6) log16a = 4, then x =
A) log 32
A) 2 B) log 3
B) 3 C) log 32
C) 4 D) None of these
Chapter 4.

Answer: B
7) If a + b = 2, a – b = 2 then a2 + b2 =
Algebraic Expressions
A) 4
1) A polynomial having one term is called B) 5
C) 3
A) monomial D) 2
B) Binomial Answer: B
C) Trinomial
D) None of these 8) (a+b)2 + (a-b)2 =
Answer: A
A) 3(a2–b2)
2) A polynomial having two term is called B) 2(a2–b2)
C) 4(a2–b2)
A) Binomial D) 2(–a2 –b2)
B) Trinomial Answer: B
C) Binomial
D) None of these 9) x+√3 is a __________ eacpression.
Answer: C
A) rational
3) The degree of x y y4 + +2 y3 is B) irrational
C) polynomial
D) none
A) 4 Answer: C
B) 5
C) 6
10) y+ is a _________ expression.
D) 7 √
Answer: B
A) rational
4) The degree of polynomial x + +xy y
2 2
is B) irrational
C) polynomial
D) none
A) 3
Answer: B
B) 4 C) 6
D) 2
Answer: D 11) If x=-2 and y=2 the value of x2 −xy + y2

5) The degree of the polynomial 9 is A) 4

B) 3
C) 8
A) 1
D) 12
B) 2 C) 3
Answer: D
D) 0
Answer: D
12) (p - q )3 =
6) (a + b + c)2 =
A) p3 + 3p2q+3pq2+q3
B) p3 - 3p2q+3pq2+q3
A) a2 + b2 + c2 + 2ab + abc + 2ca B) a2 + b2 + c2 + 2ab
C) p3 - 3p2q+3pq2-q3
+ 2ac + 2ca
D) none
C) a2 + b2 + c2 + 2ab + abc + 2ca D) a2 + b2 - c2 +
Answer: C
2ab + abc + 2ca
Answer: A
13) (x+2)(x+4) = x2 + ______ +8
 A) 7x
B) 6x 5) Highest common factor is also known as
C) 2x
D) none A)highest factor B) Greatest common
Answer: A divisor
C) Both A and B
14) () = D) none
Answer: B
A) x2 – y2
B) x2 + y2 6) H.C.F can be found by ____ methods.
C) –x2 – y2
D) x–y A) 4
Answer: D B) 3
C) 2 D) 9
Factorization, H.C.F, L.C.M, Answer: C
simplification and Square root

7) The two methods of finding H.C.F are

1) Factors of (a2 - ) are

A) factor method and algebraic method

A) +− B) factor method and numerical method
B) +− C) factor method and division method
D) none
C) +− Answer: C
D) none
Answer: C 8) 2(a – b)2 – (a – b)3 =

2) a4b2 – a2b4 = a2b2 ( ____ ) ( ____ )

A)(2 – a + b) (a – b)2 B) (2 – a + b) (a
+ b)2
A) (a+b)(a+b) C) (2 – a - b) (a – b)2
B) (a+b)(a - b)
D) (2 + a + b) (a – b)2
C) (a-b)(a-b)
Answer: A
D) none
Answer: B
9) H.C.F, G.C.D of x3 +8y and x3 + =2y
3 2
3) If (x -x -226x+1410) is divided by (x+17) then
remainder is A) x – 2y
B) x – 2xy
A) 0 C) x + 2y
B) 20 D) none of these
C) 40 Answer: A
D) 50
Answer: D
10) L.C.M of x3 +8y and x3 + =2y

4) factors of (a3 - 27) are A)(x+2y)(x2+2xy+4y2) B) (x–2y)

(x2+2xy+4y2)
A) (a+3)(a2-3a+9) C) (x+2y)(x2–2xy+4y2)
B) (a-3)(a2+3a+9) D) (x+2y)(x2+2xy – 4y2)
C) (a+3)(a2-3a+9) Answer: C
D) none
Answer: B 11) (a2 – b2)2 =
Chapter 6.

A) abscissa
2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
A) (a +2ab+b )( a - 2ab+b ) B) (a -2ab+b )( a - 2ab+b ) B) ordinate
C) (a2+2ab+b2)2 C) ordered pair
D) none D) none of these
Answer: A Answer: A

5) In (3,4), 4 is called ___________.

12) Factors of x2 – y4 are
A) abscissa
B) ordinate
A) (x+y2)( x – y2)
C) ordered pair
B) (3x+y2)( x – y2)
D) none of these
C) (x–y2)( x – y2)
Answer: B
D) (2x–y2)( x – y2)
Answer: A
6) If symbol of equality is involved in an open
sentence then such sentence is called a/an
13) L.C.M of two or more polynomials is found by two ____________.
methods which are
A) open sentence
A) by Factorization and by algebra B) equation
B) by Factorization and by H.C.F C) vertical axis
C) by Factorization and by hypothesis D) horizontal axis
D) none Answer: B
Answer: B
7) An ________ sentence containing the symbol
Algebraic Sentences of > or < is called inequation.

1) (2,3) lies in _______ quadrant. A) open

B) closed
A) 1st C) zero
B) 2nd C) 3rd D) none of these
Answer: A
D) None of these
Answer: A
8) Standard quadratic equation is ax2+bx+c = 0,
where the value of a
2) (-6 , 4) lies in _______ quadrant.

A) =0
A) 1st
B) ≠0
B) 2nd
C) >0
C) 3rd D) <0
D) None of these Answer: B
Answer: B
9) The equation ax2+bx+c = 0, remain quadratic
3) ( , -1) lies in _________ quadrant. if

A) 2nd A) b=0 and c ≠ 0

B) 1st B) b=c=0
C) b ≠ 0 and c = 0
C) 4th
D) all of these
D) None of these
Answer: D
Answer: C

10) The value of variable for which given

4) In (3 , 4), 3 is called ___________.
equation becomes true is called a ________
of the equation.
 A) value
B) constant
4 2+ 
C) root = 
2) If A 3 1−  then its order will be
D) none of these
Answer: C 

11) An equation containing one or more radical expressions A) 2x1

involving unknown is called __________ equation. B) 3x2
C) 3x3
A) linear D) none
A) radical Answer: A
B) irrational equation
C) both B and C
Answer: D 1 0
= 
12) Let x ɛ R, then│x│is read as
3) If A 0 1  then it is called _____
matrix
A) modulus of x 
B) absolute value of x
C) both A and B A) scalar
D) none of these B) unit
Answer: C C) singular
D) none
Answer: B

5 7
= 
4) If A 8 9  then the transpose of it
will be


A) 58
7 1
B) 58
7 9
C) 59
7 8
Matrices D) none
Answer: B

4 2
=  0 5b
1) If matrix A 3 1  then its order will be =  
5) The additive inverse of 3c −1  is


A) 3x3
B) 2x2 A) 0 −5
C) 4 x 2 D) 2 x 7 −3 1
Answer: B
B) 0 −5 −3 11
Chapter 8.

C) 05 A) AB = A
−3 1 B) AB = B
D) none C) AB = I
Answer: A D) None of these
Answer: C
6) If the determinant of a matrix is 0 then it is called
12) If A is a non-singular matrix then |A| =
A) non-singular
B) singular A) |adjoint A|
C) null
D) unit B) |-A|
Answer: B C) | |
D) Both A and B
Answer: D
7) If the order of two matrices are same then ______ operation(s)
are conformable possible.

A) addition
B) subtraction
C) multiplication
D) both A and B
Answer: D

8) A __________ matrix is always square matrix.

A) scalar
B) diagonal
C) both A and B
D) none of these
Answer: C

9) In matrix, 7 2 , the elements 2,3 are in ________

31
diagonal while 7,1 are in ________ diagonal.

A) leading, legging
B) legging, leading
C) first, second
D) none
Answer: A

10) If A,B,C are conformable for multiplication the ________

property of multiplication is hold by A,B,C.

A) commutative
B) associative
C) both A and B
D) none of these
Answer: B

11) If A and B are multiplicative inverse matrices of each other then

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Chapter 8. Elimination

1) The method of finding a relation independent of any variable id

called __________.

A) substitution
B) elimination
C) proposition
D) addition
Answer: B

2) The relation obtained after elimination is called

________

A) surd
B) result
C) eliminant
D) none of these
Answer: C

3) Elimination by application of formulae is a method involving

the __________.

A) value
B) sentence
C) formula
D) none of these
Answer: C

4) If a + b =3 and a – b =2 then the relation free from’b’ is

______________.

A) b=3
B) a=2
C) 2a = 5
D) a=4
Answer: C

+=
5) Eliminate x from b xc x+ = 00 then it will be
__________.

A) b – c = 0
B) c – b = 0
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C) both A and B
D) none of these
Answer: C

Chapter 9. Variations B) proposition

C) antecedent
1) The relation between similar quantity is called D) consequent
_________ Answer: D

A) result 6) The duplicate ratio of 2a:3b is ________.

B) ratio
C) connection A) 4a2 : b2
D) comparison B) 4a2:9b2
Answer: B C) 4a : 9b2
D) 4a2: -9b2
2) The ratio between two quantities can be Answer: B
represented by the _______ symbol.

7) : is the sub-duplicate of ______.

A) ::
B) :
A) a2 : b2
C) ?
D) > B) a:b
Answer: B C) b:a
D) b2 : a2
3) The quantities a and b are called _______ of the Answer: B
ratio.
8) The triplicate of a:b is _________.
A) ratio
B) terms A) :
C) relation
B) :
D) none of these
C) :
Answer: B
D) None of these
Answer: C
4) The first term of ratio is called ________.

9) If a:b :: c:d then a,b,c,d are called_________.

A) relation
B) proposition
A) proportional
C) antecedent
B) proportion
D) consequent
C) connected
Answer: C
D) both A and B
Answer: A
5) The second term of the ratio is called _______.

10) If a:b :: c:d then a,b,c,d are in_________.

A) relation
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A) proportion A) invertendo
B) proportional B) alternendo
C) both A and B C) componendo
D) none of these D) dividendo
Answer: A Answer: B

11) a:b :: c:d can be written as ________. 16) If a:b :: c:d then (a+b):b :: (c+d):d is called
________.
A) a:b < c:d
A) a:b > c:d A) invertendo
B) a:b = c:d B) alternendo
C) none of these C) componendo
Answer: C D) dividendo
Answer: C
12) In a:b :: c:d, a and d are called __________.
17) If a:b :: c:d then (a-b):b :: (c-d):d is called
A) extremes _______.
B) means
C) numbers A) invertendo
D) none of these B) alternendo
Answer: A C) componendo
D) dividendo
13) The method of using the symbol k is called Answer: D
_____ method.
18) “a ratio b is same as c ratio d”, this statement is
A) R suitable for
B) P
C) K A) a:c :: b:d
D) None of these B) a:b :: c:d
Answer: C C) c:a :: b:d
D) none of these
14) If a:b :: c:d then b:a :: d:c is called __________. Answer: B

A) invertendo
B) alternendo
C) componendo
D) dividendo
Answer: A

15) If a:b :: c:d then a:c :: b:d is called __________.

Chapter 10. Information Handling 1) The information given in quantitative or qualitative
from regarding particular characteristic is called
_________.
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A) variable A) qualitative
B) data B) quantitative
C) constant C) both A and B
D) none of these D) none of these
Answer: B Answer: B

2) __________ is a characteristic that can take

different values for the elements in the data. 7) _________ variable cannot be represented
numerically.
A) variable
B) data A) qualitative
C) constant B) quantitative
D) none of these C) both A and B
Answer: A D) none of these
Answer: A
3) ________ is a variable because it varies from
country to country. 8) ________ variable is that variable whose value
arises through measurement.
A) sample
B) population A) discrete
C) error B) continuous
D) all of these C) both A and B
Answer: B D) none of these
Answer: B
4) The collection of all observations (elements)
relating to a characteristics is called statistical 9) ________ variable is that variable whose value
_________ or sample _______. arises through counting.

A) sample A) discrete
B) population E) continuous
C) set F) both A and B
D) all of these G) none of these
Answer: B Answer: A

5) ________ is a subset of a population. 10) Colour, happiness, quality, intelligence

are the examples of _________
A) population variable.
B) error
C) sample A) quantitative
D) none of these B) qualitative
Answer: C C) continuous
D) discrete
6) _________ variable can be represented Answer: B
numerically.
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11) When an original enquiry is conducted for the B) multiple bar

collection of information, the collected data are C) frequency polygon
called _______ data. D) all of these
Answer: A
A) primary
A) secondary 16) ______ diagram is used for the comparison of
B) constant characteristics two or more variable,
C) continuous simultaneously.
Answer: A
A) simple bar
12) __________ is the process of sorting the data into B) multiple bar
classes or groups having similar properties, C) histogram
according to their observed characteristics. D) frequency polygon
Answer: B
A) classification
B) tabulation 17) ________ diagram is used for comparison of values
C) distribution of different items by making the corresponding
D) all of these sectors of a circle.
Answer: A
A) multiple bar
13) The procedure employed to reduce and simplify the B) simple
raw data is called classification and _________. C) histogram D) pie
Answer: D
A) classification
B) tabulation 18) Measure of central tendency gives a picture of
C) sorting whole _________.
D) distribution
Answer: B A) population
B) sample C) data
14) = _______ D) all of these
Answer: A
A) number of classes
B) number of values 19) The most common types of central tendency
C) class height D) all of these commonly known as __________.
Answer: A
A) variance
15) ________ diagram consists of horizontal or vertical B) average
bars of equal widths and lengths proportional to the C) standard deviation
value they represent. D) all of these
Answer: B
A) simple bar

Chapter 11. Fundamental Concepts of 1) One and only one line can pass through _______
Geometry distinct points.
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A) one
B) two A) (180o – θ)
C) three B) (180o + θ)
D) four
C) (90o – θ).
Answer: B
D) None of these
Answer: A
2) One and only one plan can pass through ______
distinct points.

7) Two lines are said to be perpendicular on each

A) two
B) three other, If they form a ________ angle.
C) four
D) five A) right
Answer: B B) Straight
C) alternate
3) If the sum of the measures of the two angles D) none of these
Answer: A
is 90o then they are called _______ angles.

8) Two intersecting line can’t be ________ to the

A) complementary
third line
B) supplementary
C) adjacent
D) alternate A) parallel
Answer: A B) perpendicular
C) both A and B
D) none of these
Answer: A
4) If the sum of two angles is 180o then they are
called ___________ angles
9) A triangle having no side congruent is called
________ triangle.
A) supplementary
B) complementary
A) Equilateral
C) adjacent
B) Scalene
D) alternate
C) Isosceles
Answer: A
D) Acute angled
Answer: B
5) The compliment of 80o is
10) The sum of the measures of the all angles is
A) 20o ________.
B) 10o
C) 40o A) 900
D) 60o B) 1800
Answer: A C) 500
D) None of these
6) The supplement of θ is Answer: B
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11) The sum of the measures of the all angles of

quadrilateral is ___________.

A) 900
A) 1500
B) 3600
C) 300
Answer: C

12) The point of concurrency of three medians of a

triangle is called _____________.

A) in-centre
B) Circum-centre
C) centroid
D) ortho-centre
Answer: C

13) The perpendicular from the vertex of a triangle

to the opposite side is called _________.

A) median
B) altitude
C) both A and B
D) none of these
Answer: B
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Chapter 12. Demonstrative Geometry 5) If three angles of one triangle are congruent to
three angles of another triangle, the triangles are
___________.
1) The sum of the lengths of any two sides of a
triangle must be __________ then the third side.
A) congruent
A) less B) equal
B) greater C) similar
C) equal D) proportional
Answer: C
D) none of these
Answer: B
6) If two angles and the included side of one
triangle are congruent to the corresponding parts of
2) The segment connecting the mid-points of two
another triangle, the triangles are ____________.
sides of a triangle is __________ to the third side and is
half as long.
A) similar
A) perpendicular B) equal
B) parallel C) proportional
C) coincident D) congruent
Answer: D
D) all of them
Answer: B
7) If two angles and the non-included side of one
triangle are congruent to the corresponding parts of
3) In a triangle, the longest side is always opposite
another triangle, the triangles are ___________.
to the ___________ angle.

A) similar
A) smallest
B) equal
B) largest
C) congruent
C) both A and B
D) none of these
D) none of these
Answer: C
Answer: B

8) If the three sets of corresponding sides of two

4) If three sides of one triangle are congruent to
triangles are in proportion, the triangles are _________.
three sides of another triangle, the triangles are
___________.
A) similar
A) similar B) congruent
B) proportional C) proportional
C) congruent D) equal
Answer: A
D) none of these
Answer: C
9) If two __________ lines are cut by a
transversal, then the pairs of corresponding angles are
congruent.
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A) intersecting 3) A line segment touching the circle at two points

B) parallel is called __________.
C) perpendicular
D) coincident A) line
Answer: B B) chord
C) diameter
10) The sum of all the three interior angles of a D) radius
triangle is ____________. Answer: B

A) 3600 4) A line segment touching the circle at two points

B) 1800 and passing through centre is called
C) 900 __________.
D) 450
Answer: B A) line
B) chord
11) If two sides of a triangle are congruent then the C) diameter D) radius
angles opposite to them are ________. Answer: C

A) not congruent 5) A chord passing through the centre of the

A) equal circle is called ___________.
B) congruent
C) all of these A) line
Answer: C B) diameter
C) radius
D) none of these
Chapter 13. Circle Answer: B

1) Set of points which is equidistant from a fixed 6) Two circles having same centre are called
point is called ___________. _____________ circles.

A) square A) same
B) rectangle B) alike
C) circle C) concentric
D) rhombus D) None of these
Answer: C Answer: C

2) A circle has ________ centre(s).

7) Double of the radius is _____________.
A) two
B) three A) chord
C) four B) Diameter
D) one C) secant
Answer: D D) none of these
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Answer: B 11) The sum of the measures of the all angles
of quadrilateral is ___________.
8) A line touching the circle at two points is
called _________. A) 900
A) 1500
A) radius B) 3600
B) diameter C) 300
C) chord Answer: C
D) secant
Answer: D 12) The point of concurrency of three medians
of a triangle is called _____________.
9) .
A) in-centre
A) Equilateral B) Circum-centre
B) Scalene C) centroid
C) Isosceles D) ortho-centre
D) Acute angled Answer: C
Answer: B
13) The perpendicular from the vertex of a
10) The sum of the measures of the all angles triangle to the opposite side is called
is ________. _________.

A) 900 A) median
B) 1800 B) altitude
C) 500 C) both A and B
D) None of these D) none of these
Answer: B Answer: B

Chapter 14. Practical Geometry Answer: A

1) In a triangle, the _______ angle can be only one. 8)

_______ tangent(s) can be drawn from a point which is
inside the circle.
A) acute
B) right A) one
C) reflex B) two
D) None of these C) no
Answer: B D) none of these
Answer: C
2) The point of concurrency of the medians is ________.

A) in-centre
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B) Circum-centre
C) Ortho-centre D) centroid
Answer: D

3) The point of concurrency of the altitudes is ________.

A) in-centre
B) Circum-centre
C) Ortho-centre
D) centroid
Answer: C

4) The point of concurrency of the angle bisector is

________.

A) in-centre
B) Circum-centre
C) Ortho-centre D) centroid
Answer: A

5) The point of concurrency of side bisectors is called

____________.

A) in-centre
B) Circum-centre
C) Ortho-centre
D) centroid
Answer: B

6) _______ tangent(s) can be drawn from a point outside

the circle.

A) one
B) two
C) three
D) four
Answer: B

7) _______ tangent(s) can be drawn from a point which is

on the circle.

A) one
B) two
C) three
D) four
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Chapter 15. Trigonometry Answer: B

1) Trigonometry is an important branch of 6) tan =

_______________.
A)
A) Physics B
B) Chemistry )
C) Biology
D) Mathematics
Answer: D C
)
2) ____________ plays significant role in the field of navigation,
surveying, electronics, electrical engineering and many other branched D) None of these
of physical sciences. Answer: A

A) Biology B) Trigonometry
C) Anatomy 7) Sin260o + Cos260o =
D) Geology
Answer: B A) 2
B) 3
3) The ________ angles and three sides of a triangle are called elements C) 1
of a triangle. D) 0
Answer: C
A) two
B) three 8) 1 + Tan2θ =
C) four
D) none of these A) sec2
Answer: B
B)
Tan2 C)
4) sin = Cos2
D) None of these
A) Answer: A
B)
C) Both A and B 9) 1 + Cot2θ =
D) None of these
Answer: B A) cosec2θ
B)
5) cos = Sin2θ
C)
A) Cos2θ
D)
B)
Tan2θ
C)
Answer: A
D) None of these
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10) tan200 = cot (___) A) √3
B
A) 200 )
B) 300 C) 700 D) 800
Answer: C √
C) 1
11) sin 300 = cos (___) D) None of these
Answer: B
0
A) 50
14) sin600 =
A) 600
B) 300 C) 400
Answer: B A)

B
12) tanθ = cot (___) )
√

A) 900 + θ
B) 900 - θ C) 900
D) 200 + θ
Answer: B

13) Cot 60o =

C
)

√
D) 0
Answer: B

15) sinθ.secθ =

A) cotθ
B) cosθ
C) tanθ
D) cosecθ
Answer: C

16) cotθ is the reciprocal of _______.

A) sinθ
B) tanθ
C) secθ
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D) cosecθ
Answer: B

A) cos2θ
B) sinθ
C) secθ
D) cosθ
Answer: D