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14. Inverse of a periodic function does not exist. But
ADDITIONAL SYNOPSIS here by restricting the domain , we can have
inverse
1. Any function , which is entirely increasing or 15. Strictly increasing and styrictly decrease functions
decreasing in its whole domain , is said to be are non-periodic
one-one function
2. If any line parallel to the X-axis cuts the graph of 16. If the given problem is a combination of two or
the function at one point , then the more functions, then find their periods separately
function is one-one and take their L.C.M ( if L.C.M is possible).
3. Any function which is neither increasing nor Here L.C.M is the period. IF LC.M is
decreasing in whole domain , then f(x) is many- not possible , then period does not exist
one. (OR) any continuous function f(x) which has 17. L.C.M of
atleast one local maxima or local minima , is
many-one a c e L.C .M of a, c, e    
, , ,    
4. Every odd continuous function passes through b d f H .C .F of b, d , f   
the origin and it is symmetrical in opp.quadrants 18. L.C.M of a rational number with irrational
5. sin n x, cosn x, sec n x, cos ec n x periodic number is not posssible
functions with period 2  or   according as 19. If h  x   f1  x   f 2  x  where T1 and T2
‘n’ is odd or even
are the periods of f1  x  and f 2  x 
6. tan n x, cot n x are periodic functins with period
 , if ‘n’ is even or odd Now period of h  x   L.C.M of T1 , T2
7. | sin x |, | cos x |, | tan x |, | cot x |, | sec x |,
1
| cos ecx | are periodic functions with the   L.C.M of T1 , T2  if f1  x  and f 2  x 
period  2
8. Algebraic functions i.e , are even and pair wise complementary functions.
x 2 , 2 x 2  5 x  4, x ,   etc are not periodic 20. The graphs of f(x) and its inverse f 1  x  are
9. Every constant function is always periodic with symmetrical about the line y=x
no fundamental period 21. Every even function is many-one
10. A function can have infinite periods , but among
them the least positive value is called the
fundamental period LEVEL-V
11. If f(x) is the periodic function with the period T,
then the function f(ax+b) is periodic with the SINGLE ANSWER QUESTIONS
T
period 1. The domain of
|a|
12. If f(x) is periodic wit h T , then f  x   ln  |x|1  x 2  4 x  4  is
1
and f  x  are also periodic with the
f  x A)  3, 1  1, 2
same period T
B)  2, 1  [2, )
13. If f  x  is periodic with period T then
C) (, 3]  (2, 1)   2,  
cf  x  , f  x  c  , f  x   c are also periodic
with the period T where ‘c’ is any constant D)    
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2. Domain and range of 9. If [x] and {x} represent the integral and
1
f  x   sin (cos 1
 x  ) where . is G.I.F , fractional parts of x, repsectively, then the
are 2000
 x  r
value of  2000
is
A) [1, 2),0 B)  0,1 ,1,0,1 r 1

 1    A) x B)  x  C)  x D) x  2001
C)  1,1 , 0,sin 
1
 ,sin    
 2  e x
10. The range of f  x   where . is
   1  x is ,  
D)  1,1 ,  ,0, 
 2 2 G.I.F
| x| A)R B) R  0
3. If f  x   log x 1   where[.] is G.I.F
 x  C) R  [ 1, 0) D)[0,  )
then domain and range are
11. Let A  1, 2,3, 4,5 . If ‘f’ is a bijective
A)  2,   ,  0,1 B) [3, ),0
function from A to A , then the no.of such
C) [3, ),0,1 D)     ;0 functions for which f  k   k , k=1,2,3,4,5
4. Let f(x) and g(x) be bijective functions is
where f : a, b, c, d   1, 2, 3, 4 and A) 55 B)120 C) 44 D) 55  120
g : 3, 4,5, 6  w, x, y, z respecitvely.. 12. If f  x   x 3  3 x 2  4 x  a sin x  b cos x
The no.of elements in the range set of g(f(x))
is x  R is an injection then the greatest
A) 1 B)2 C)3 D)4 value of a 2  b 2 is
5. Consider the real valued function A)1 B)2 C) 2 D) 2 2
s a t i s f y i n g
13. Total no.of solutions of 2 x  3x  4 x  5 x  0
2 f  sin x   f  cos x   x , then is
1 A) 0 B) 1
f   C) 2 D) infinitely many
 2
A) 1 B)2 C)0 D) 4 1 1
14. The range of f  x   | sin x |  | cos x | is
6. The range of tan  log x  is
A)  0,   B) 1,   C)  e,   D)  ,  
A) [2 2,  ) B) 2, 2 2 
7. If the function f(x) is defined for x   0,1 , 
C) 0, 2 2  D)  2 2, 4 
then the function f  2 x  3 is defined for 15. The range of f  x   sin 2 x  5sin x  6 is
 3  A)  10, 0 B)[-1,1]
A)  ,   B)  , 1
2 
 49 
 3  C) 0,   D)  , 0
C)  , 1 D)  0,    4 
2 
8. If ‘f’ and ‘g’ are two functions such that x   x
16. The range of f  x   1  x  x where [.] is
composite function gof is one-one then  
A)’f’ must be one-one G.I.F , is
B)’g’ must be one-one
C) both are one one  1 1 1
D) both ‘f’ and ‘g’ are onto A)  0,  B)[0,1] C) (0, ] D) [0, )
 2 2 2
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17. The domain of f  x   sin 1  log 2 x  is 25. Let A   x / 0  x   and f : R  A is
 2
A)[1,2] B)[-1,1] C)[0,1] D)(1,2) an onto function given by
18. The domain of f  x   cos 1   x   where [.] f  x   tan 1  x 2  x    where
is G.I.F , is 1 1 1
A)[-1,1] B)[0,1] C)[-1,2] D)[-1,2) A)   0 B)   C)   D)  
4 4 8

19.
1
The domain of f  x   x  2 x 
sin 1 1
is 26. The range of f  x    7  x  P x3 is
x2
A) 1, 2,3, 4,5 B) 3, 4,5
A)  0,   B)  , 0  C) 1,3 D) 
C) 1, 2,3 D) 1, 2,3, 4
20. The set of values of ‘a’ for which the
function f :R R given by x2  x  1
27. The range of f  x   2 is
3 2
x  x 1
f  x   x   a  2  x  3ax  5 is one-one is
1  1 
A)[-2,4] B)(1,3) C)(1,4) D)(1,5) A)  ,3 B)  , 2
3  2 
21. The domain and range of
C  0,1 D)[-1,1]
  4  x2  
f  x   sin  log    are 
 1 x  1
    28. The domain of f  x   sin  2 x   is
6
A)  2,1 and  1,1 B) 1,3 and  1,1  1 1   1 1   1 1   1 1 
A)  ,  B)  2 , 2  C)  2 , 4  D)  4 , 4 
C)  2,1 and  1,1 D)  0,   and  1,1  4 2      
29. The domain of the function
log 0.3 | x  2 |  4 
f  x   sin 1 
22. The domain of f  x   is  3  2 cos x


is
|x|
A)[1,2] B)[2,3]   
A)  2n  , 2n  
 3 3
C) [1, 2)  (2,3] D)  0,3
  
23. The domain of B)  2n  , 2n  
 6 6
f  x   log10 log10 log10      log10 x (n
  
times) is C)  2n  , 2n  
 2 2
 n 2 times
 1010
    
 1010
,   B) 10 n2 ,  D)  2n  , 2n  
A)      3 2
 
 1 
30. The range of f  x    sin x  is , where{.}
  
n 3
 10

n1times
  10
 
,   D)  10 , 
10 10
C)  10   
is fractional part and [.] is G.I.F
    A) 1, 1 B) 0 C)N D)Z
24. If f :R S defined by 31. The function

f  x   sin x  3 cos x  1 is an onto f  x   cot 1  

x  x  3  cos 1  x2  3x  1 
function, then S= is defined on the set S , where S is
A)[1,3] B) [-1,3] C)[0,1] D)[-1,1] A)  3, 0 B) 3, 0 C)  0,3 D) 
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32. The domain of f  x   sin 1  2  4 x 2  where 38. The domain of
[.] is G.I.F  cos 1  x 4    |  x  2 tan 1 x  |  sin  ln x 
   
 
 3 3
A)  2 , 2 
 3 3 
B)  ,   0 3x 2  7  a sin x3cos x  ln cos  1 2 
   2 2  x 
is where [.] is G.I.F and {.} is fractional part
 3   3
C)  2 ,0    0, 2  D)  
A) 2, 2  B)  0,1
   
C)  1,1 D) 
 2
tan   x  x   39. If f : R  R then
33. The range of f  x   where
1  sin  cos x  f  x   x 3  3 x 2  10 x  2sin x ,
[.] is G.I.F is the range of the function is given by
  A)  ,   B) [0,  ) C) ( , 0] D) 
A)  0,  B) 0,1
 2 40. Let f  x  be defined for all x>0 and be
   continuous . Let f(x) satify the relation
C) 0 D)   , 
 2 2 x
f    f  x   f  y  for all ‘x’ and ‘y’ and
34. If the domain of f(x) is (0,1) , then the domain  y
of f  e x   f  ln | x |  is f(e)=1 then [IIT 1995]
 1 
A)  1, e  B) 1, e  f    0
A) f  x  is bounded B)  x 
C)  e, 1 D)  e,1 as x  0
log 2  x  3 x f x   0
35. The domain of f  x   2
is C) D) f  x   ln x
x  3x  2 as x  0
A)  3,   B)  3,   41. Let f : R  R be any function. Define
C) 1,   D)  3,    {1, 2} g : R  R by g  x  | f  x  | for all ‘x’ , then
‘g’ is
36. The range of f  x   a  x  x  b is A) onto if f is onto
B) one-one if f is one-one
 where a  b  0  C)continuous if ‘f’ is continuous
D) neither one - one nor onto
A)  a  b , 2  a  b  
42. If f  x   x 2  2bx  2c 2 and
B)  a  b ,  a  b   g  x    x 2  2cx  b 2 such that minimum of
f(x)> maximum of g(x) then [IIT 2003]
C)  a, b  D) (a, b) a) | c || b | 2 b) | c || b | 2
37. The domain of
c) | c || b | d)None
f  x   cos  sin x   log x  x where {.} 43. If f  x   sin x  cos x; g  x   x 2  1 then
is fractional part of x , is
g  f  x   is invertible in the domain
A) [1,  ) B)  0, 2   [1,  ) [IIT 2004]
           
C)  0,   1 D)(0,1) a)  0,  b)  ,  c)  ,  d) 0,  
 2  2  4 4  2 2
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44. 
f  x   ln x  1  x 2 is 53. Let the funtion f : R  R defined by
f  x   2 x  sin x, then ' f ' is
A) even function B)odd function
C)Neither even nor odd a)one-one and onto b)one-one but not onto
D) Constant function c)onto but not one-one
d)neither one-one nor onto
45. If ’f’ is a decrasing odd function, then f 1 54. Let f : R  R and g : R  R be two one-
is one and onto functions such that they are
A) odd and decreasing B)odd and increasing the mirror images of each other about the
C)even and decreasing D)even and increasing
line y=a . If h  x   f  x   g  x  then h  x 
46. Let f : R  Q be a continuous function such
a) one-one onto b)one-one into
that f(2)=3 , then f(x) is always c)many-one into d)many-one onto
A)an even function B)an odd function
C)neither even nor odd cos x
f  x 
D)an increasing function 55.  x  1 ( where x is not an integral
47. Let f : R  R be a function defined by     2
multiple of  and [.] is G.I.F) is
x2  2 x  5 a)even function b)odd function
f  x  2 is
x  x 1 c)Neither even nor odd d)cannot decide
A)one-one and into B)one-one and onto 56. Let f :  10,10  R where
C)many-one and onto D)many-one and into
x1 x   x2 
f  x   sin x    where [.] is G.I.F be an
48. The function f  x   0 log e  dx is
1 x  a
A)an even function B) an odd function odd function , then a 
C) a periodic function D) Neither even nor odd a) (-10,10)- 0 b)  0,10 
49. f : R  R is a function defined by
c) [100,  ) d) 100,  
e| x|  e x
f  x   x  x , then f is 57. If g  x   1  x   x and
e e
A) a bijection   1 if x  0 
B) an injection only  
f  x    0 if x  0 
C) surjection only then
1 i f x  1 
D) niether injectin nor surjection  
50. f : R  n  R a function defined by  fog  x   =
xm a) 1x  R b) 0x  R
f  x  where  m  n  f is c)1x  R d) 5x  R
xn
A)one-one & onto B)one-one & into 1  x; if 0  x  2 
C)many-one & onto D)many-one & into 58 If f  x    then
3  x; if 2  x  3 
x 2  4 x  30  fof  x  =
51. f : R  R, f  x   is
x 2  8 x  18
2  x; 0  x  2
A)one-one & onto B)many-one& onto 1  x;0  x  2
C)one-one & into D)many-one & into a) b) 2  x; 2  x  3
3 2 3  x;2  x  3 4  x; 2  x  3
52. f : R  R, f  x   x  3 x  6 x  5 is
A)one-one and onto 2  x; 0  x  1
B)one-one and into
C)onto but not one-one c) 2  x;1  x  2 d) does not exists
D)neither one-one nor onto 4  x; 2  x  3
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59. If for x0, f  x    a  xn  n ;

1
67. The domain of f  x   cos sec  cos x 
1 1
 
g  x   x 2  px  q; p, q  R and the 
 sin 1 cos ec  sin 1 x  is 
equation g  x   x  0 has imaginary roots , a)  1,1 b) 1,1 c)  1,1 d) 
then the no,.of real roots of the equation 2
68. Let f  x    x  1  1; x  1 then the set
g  g  x    f  f  x    0 is
a)0 b)2 c) 4 d) n  x : f  x   f  x  is
1
[IIT 1995]
1
60. If f  x   2 x  | x |; g  x    2 x  | x | and  3  i 3 3  i 3 
3 a) 0, 1, 2
,
2

 
h  x   f  g  x  then the domain of
b) 0,1, 1 c) 0, 1 d) 
 
sin 1 h h h  h......h  x       n times is
69. A function is matched below against an
1  interval where it is supposed to be
a)  1,1 b)  0,1c)  1,1 d)  ,1 increasing.( or non decreasing)Which of the
2  following part is incorrectly matched
61. A function f : R  R satisfies Interval Function
sin x.cos y  f  2 x  2 y   f  2 x  2 y   a)  ,   x 3  3 x 2  3x  3
 cos x.sin y  f  2 x  2 y   f  2 x  2 y   . If b) [2,  ) 2 x 3  3 x 2  12 x  6
1 1
f 1  0  then 4 f 11  x   f  x  is c) (, ] 3x 2  2 x  1
2 3
a)-1 b) 2 c) 4 d) 0 d)  , 4  x3  6 x 2  6
62. If g  x  1 x and
a) a b) b c) c d) d
f  g  x    3  2 x  x then f  x  
70. If f : R  R such that f  x  f  y  
a) 1  2x 2 b) 2  x 2 c) 1  x d) 2  x
 f  f  y    x. f  y   f  x   1 x, y  R
63.
1 2
The domain of f  x   sin  2  3x    is
(where [.] is G.I.F) then f  x  is
a)  1,1 b)  0,1 c)  1,1  0 d)  x2 x2 x2 x2
a) 1  b) 1  c) 1  d) 1 
64. The range of f  x   cot 1  2 x  x 2  is 4 2 2 4
71. A function ‘f’ well defined x, y  R is such
   
a)  0,   b)  ,   c) ( , ] d) [ , ) that f(1)=2 ;f(2)=8 and
4  4 4
f  x  y   kxy  f  x   2 y 2 , where ‘k’ is
2
1  1  x  some constant , then f(x) is
65. The domain of f  x   sin  2 x  is
  a) x 2 b) 3x 2 c) 2x 2 d) 4x 2
a)  1,1 b)  1, 0 c) 1,1 d) 1, 0 72. If f  x  y   f  x  . f  y  x, y  R and
66. The sum of the maximum and minimum
values of f  x
f  0   0 then F  x   2 is
f  x   sin 1  2 x   cos1  2 x   sec 1  2 x  is 1  f  x
 3 a)an even function b)an odd function
a)  b) c) 2 d) c)both d)Neither even nor odd function
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73. If ‘f’ is a polynomial function satisfying 80. The period of
2  f  x  . f  y   f  x   f  y   f  xy   x  x  x
f  x   sin x  tan    sin  2   tan  3 
2 2  2 
x, y  R and if f  2   5 then the value of
 x   x 
f  f  2           sin  n 1   tan  n 
2  2 
a)25 b) 16 c) 26 d) 14
n 
74. Let g  x  f  x 1 . If a) 2 b) 2n  c) 2 d) 3n 
3
f  x   f 1  x   2 x  R then g(x) is 81. If f  x   cos x   x where 
. is fractional
symmetrical about part function then the period of f  x  is
1 a) 2 b) 1
a) orign b) the line x 
2 
1  c) d) Does not exist
2
c) the point 1, 0  d) the point  , 0  82. The period of
2 
f  x  e      
x  x |cos  x ||cos 2 x ||cos  n x |
75. For x  R , the function f(x) satisfies
2 f  x   f 1  x   x2 , then the value of f(4) where [.] is G.I.F is
is 1 1
a) 1 b) c) d) 1 / 5
13 43 23 23 2 4
a) b) c) d) 83. Period of f  x   sin   cos x   x  is
3 3 3 4
a) Does not exist b) 
76. If f  x  is a function that is odd and even

simultaneously , then f  3  f  2  is c) d) 2
2
a)1 b) -1 c) 0 d)2 84. The period of the function
77. If f is a function such that f  0   2; f 1  3 x x
| sin 3   |  | cos 5   | is
f  x  2   2 f  x   f  x  1 x  R  2 5
and
a) 2 b) 10 c) 8 d) 5
then f  5  85. If ‘f’ is periodic , ‘g’ is non-periodic and
a) 7 b) 13 c)1 d) 5 f  g  x is periodic and
78. Let f  x  be a real valued function with g  2   3; g  4   7 then g  6  is
domain R such that f  x  p a) 13 b) 15 c) 11 d) 0
86. The period of
2 3 1/ 3
 1  2  3 f  x   3 f  x    f  x   | sin  4 x  |  | cos  4 x  |
  is
| sin  4 x   cos  4 x  |  sin  4 x   cos  4 x 
holds good x  R and for some +ve
  
constant ‘p’ , then the period of f  x  is a) b) c) d) 
4 2 8
p p
a) b) p c) 2 p d) 87. If f  x  and g  x  are periodic function and
2 3
Non-periodic function respectively then
79. If the function f  x   sin x  cos  ax  is f  g  x   is
periodic , then ‘a’ is a)always periodic b) never periodic
a) any real unmber b) any integer c)periodic when g(x) is a linear function of ‘x’
c)any rational number d) no such ‘a’ d)can not say
can a positive and negative have lcm?
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88. If f a  x  f a  x and 95. For the function f  x   log10  3 x 2  4 x  5 
f  b  x   f  b  x  x  R where a,b(a>b) a) Domain is  0,   b) range is R
are constants, then the period of f(x) is c) Domain is R
a) 2a b) 2b c) 3a d) b 
  11 
d) range is log10  3  ,  
   
89. The period of f  x    x    2 x   3 x    4 x 
1 | x|
n  n  1 96. For the function f  x   cos log x  
............. nx   x , where n  N is  x 
2 where [.] is G.I.F
a) n b) 1 c) 1 / n d) 5 a) Domain is [1,  ) b)Domains is [2,  )
90. If a,b,c,d ,e are +ve real no’s such that
 
a  b  c  d  e  8 and c)range is [0,  ) d)range is  
2
a 2  b 2  c 2  d 2  e 2  16 1
then the range of e is f x 
97. The domain of log1/2  x  7 x  13 is
2

 16   5   5 a) (3,4) b) ] 34 [
a)  0,  b) 1,  c)  0,  d) [-1 1 ]
 5   3  16  c)   3 1   d)(1,3)
91. If for a real number x , [x] denotes G.I.F then
 2 log10 x  1 
98. f  x   log 100 x    exists . If x 
 n  1  n  2   n  4   x 
the value of    
 2   4   8   2  12 
a)  0,10  b)  10 ,10 
2
n  8  
         where n  N
 16  c) 10 ,10 
2 3
d) 10  
8

a)n b)n-1 c)n+1 d) n+2

1  2 x 
92. The entire graph of y  x 2  kx  x  9 is 99. If the functions f  x   sin  2  and
 1 x 
strictly above the X-axis if and only if
[IIT 1979]  1  x2 
g ( x)  cos 1  2  are identical functions
a) K<7 b) 5  K  7 1 x 
c) K  5 d) K > 7 then their
a)Domain is[-1,1] b)Domain is [0,1]
93. Let R be the set of real numbers and
     
f : R  R be such that for all c)range is  2 , 2  d) range is 0, 
   2
3
x, y  R, | f  x   f  y  || x  y | then f  x  100. If f(x) is defined on the domain [0,1] then
is [IIT 1988] f  2sin x  is defined on
a) a quadratic functionb)constant function 

c)a cubic function d) linear function   2n , 2 n  6 
a)
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MULTI ANSWER QUESTIONS
 5 
  2n  6 ,  2n  1  
b)
94. If  x and  x  denote the fractional and nI
integral parts of ‘x’ and  
  2n , 2n  2 
 x  1  2 x  4  x  1  6 then x is c)  
n I
8   5 
a)1 b) c)0 d)-1   2n  6 2n  6 
3 d)
n I
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101. f  x   0 ; for x  0 108. If f(x) = 3x - 5, then f -1(x) [IIT - 1998]
1 x5
  (A) is given by (B) is given by
 x 2 .sin   ; for  1  x  1; x  0 3x  5 3
x
(C) does not exist because f is not one-one
 x. | x | ; for x  1 or x  1
(D) does not exist because f is not onto
then f(x) is
a)an odd function b) an even function 109. The f : R  R be any function. Define
c)neither even nor odd g : R  R by g(x) = | f(x) | for all x. Then g
d) f 1  x  is an even function is [IIT - 2000]
(A) onto if f is onto
2
102. Let f  x    x    x  1  3 where (B) one–one if f is one-one
(C) continuous if f is continuous
 x  x then and f :RR
(D) differentiable if f is differentiable
a) many-one b) one-one
c) onto d) into 110. The domain of definition of the function, f(x)
given by the equation, 2x + 2y = 2 is
x
103. f :[0,  )  R given by f  x   is [IIT - 2000]
x 1
(A) 0  x  1 (B) 0  x  1
a) one-one b) onto
c) into d) many-one (C)    x  0 (D)    x  1
104. f :  e,    R defined by 111. The domain of definition of
log 2 x  3
f  x   log  log  log x   then f(x) = is [IIT - 2001]
x 2  3x  2
a) many-one b) into
c) one-one d)onto (A) R-{-1, -2} (B)  2,  
105. Let f : X  Y , f  x   sin x  cos x  2 2 (C) R-{-1, -2, -3} (D)  3,    1, 2
is invertible , then x
112. Let f(x) = , x  1 . Then for what value
  5    x 1
a) X   ,  b) X   , 
4 4  4 2 of  is f( f(x)) = x [IIT - 2001]
c) Y   1,1 d) Y   2, 3 2  (A)2 (B)  2 (C) 1 (D) –1
106. Let ‘n’ be +ve integer with 113. Range of the function
f  n   1 2  3        n and x2  x  2
f(x) = ; x  R is [IIT - 2003]
x2  x  1
p  x  , Q  x  be polynomials in ‘x’ such that
(A) (1,  ) (B) (1, 11/7]
f  n  2   p  n  . f  n  1  Q  n  . f  n 
(C) (1, 7/3] (D) [1, 7/5]
for all n  1 , then 114. Let f(x) = sin x + cos x and g(x) = x2 – 1,
a) p  x   x  3 b) Q  x    x  2 then domain for which gof is invertible, is
[IIT- 2004]
c) p  x    x  2 d) Q  x   x  3
    2 
107. All periodic functions are (A)  0, 2  (B)  , 
a) one-one   2 3 
b) many-one
     
c)invertible (C)   ,  (D)   , 
d)invertible by restriciting the domain  2 3  4 4
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115. If X and Y are two non-empty sets where 119. If the function f : R  B defined by
f : X  Y is function is defined such that
f  x   x 2 is surjective then B is
f  c   f  x  : x  C for CX and
a) ( , 0] b) [0,  ) c) (0, ) d)R
f 1  D   x : f (x)  D for D  Y, for any 120. The functions f : R  B defined by
A  Y and B  Y then [IIT- 2005] f  x    x     x  where [.] is G.I.F is
(A) f 1 (f (A))  A surjective, then B=
(B) f 1 (f (A))  A only if f  X   Y a)R b)[0,1] c)[-1,0] d) 1, 0
(C) f (f 1 (B))  B onlyif B  f (x) (P) f :[2,  )  [1,  ) defined f  x   2 x
4
4 x2

(D) f (f 1 (B))  B
  sin x  4
g :  ,    A defined by g  x  
x , if x is rational 2  sin x  2
116. f(x) = 
man lia k
0, if x is irrational
, and
be two invertible function then
121. f 1  x  
g(x) = ye
0, saari
if x is rational
 , then f – g is
 x, if x is irrational a) 2  4  log 2 x b) 2  4  log 2 x
duniye k [IIT- 2005]
(A) one–one and into c) 2  4  log 2 x d) 2  4  log 2x
no.
(B) neither iski
one–one nor onto 122. A=
(C) many one and onto
range
(D) one–one and onto h
a)  5, 2  b)  2,5 c)  5, 2 d)  3, 2

117. If f(x) = cos[ 2 ]x  cos[  2 ]x , where [x] 123. The domain of f 1  g 1  x   is

stands for the greatest integer function, then  sin1 
[IIT-1991] a)  5, sin1 b)  5,
 2  sin1 
(A) f  / 2  1 (B) f   1
   4  sin1 
(C) f    0 (D) f  / 4  2 c)  5, 2  sin1  d)[-1,1]
 
COMPREHENSION QUESTIONS 1  x 
(P) Let f  x   2  f  xy   f    x, y  R 
  y 
(P) f : A  B is said to be injective if distinct
elements in A have distinct images in B and such that f 1  0; f 1 1  2 . Now answer
surjective if f(A)=B.Now answer the the following.
following. 124. f  x   f  y  
118. If the functin f : A  B defined by
 y x
1  cos  2 x  a) f   b) f   c) f  2 x  d) f  2 y 
f  x  is injective then A can x  y
2
125. f 1  3 
be
1 2 1 1
a) 0,   b)   ,   a) b) c) d)
3 3 2 4
   126. f  e  
c)   , 0  d)   , 0
 2  a) 2 b) 1 c) 3 d) 4
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(P) Let f : R  R is a function satisfying Now answer the following.
f  2  x   f  2  x  and f  20  x   f  x 
x  R . Now answer the following.
127. If f  0   5 then the minimum possible
no.of values of ‘x’ satisfying
f  x   5 for x   0,170 , is
133.
a) 21 b) 12 c)11 d)22
128. The graph of y  f  x  is symmetrical about
a) x  16 b) x  5 c) x  8 d) x  20
129. If f  2   f  6  then the period of f(x) is is the graph of
a)1 b) may or may not be 1 a) f  x  1 b) f  x  1
c)can not be 1 d) Non periodic
(P) Consider two Quadratic polynomials  x
c) f  2 x  d) f  
x2  2
Ca : y   ax  a 2  a  2
4
x2
C: y 2
4
130. If the orign lies between the zeroes of the
134.
polynomial Ca , then the number of integral
values of ‘a’ is
a)1 b)2 c) 3
d) more than 3 is the graph of
131. If ‘a’ varies , then the equation of the locus  1
of the vertex Ca is a) f  x   b) f  x  2 
 2
a) x  2 y  4  0 b) 2 x  y  4  0
c) f  x  1 d) f  x  1
c) x  2 y  4  0 d) 2 x  y  4  0
132. For a=3,if the lines
y  m1 x  c1 and y  m2 x  c2 are common
tangents to the graph of Ca and C, then the
value of m1  m2 is
1 1 135.
a)-6 b) -3 c) d) 
2 2
(P) The graph of y  f  x  is given below

is the graph of
a) f  3 x  b) f  2 x 
 x  x
c) f   d) f  
 2  3
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(P) The graph of y  f  x  is

136.

is the graph of
 x x
a) f   b) f   c) f  2 x  d) f  3 x 
 2 3 Now answer the following

137. 140.

is the graph of
x is the graph of
a) y  4 f  x  b) y  f  
4 a) y | f  x  | b) y | f  | x | |
c) y  2 f  x  d) y  f  x   2 c) y  f  | x | d) | y | f  x 

138.
141.
is the graph of
a) y  f  x   2 b) y  f  x   2
c) y  f  x   4 d) y  f  x   4 is the graph of
a) y | f  x  | b) y | f  | x | |
c) y  f  | x | d) | y | f  x 

139.

142.
is the graph of
 x
a) f   x  b) f  
 2 is the graph of
1
1 a) y | f  x  | b) y | f  | x | |
c)  f  x   d) f  x 
c) y  f  | x | d) | y | f  x 
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x2  6x  5
150. Let f  x   2
x  5x  6
Now match the following [ IIT 2007 ]
COLUMN-I
143. a) if  1  x  1 then f  x  satisfies
b) if 1  x  2 then f  x  satisfies
is the graph of c) if 3  x  5 then f  x  satisfies
a) y | f  x  | b) y | f  | x | | d) if x  5 then f  x  satisfies
c) y  f  | x | d) | y | f  x  COLUMN-II
(P) Let ‘f ’ be a function satisfying p) 0  f  x   1
ax q) f  x   0
f  x   g a  x  a  0 
ax  a r) f  x   0
144. Let f  x   g9  x  then the value of
s) f  x   1
1995
  r 
  f  1996    where [.] is G.I.F ASSERTION - REASON QUESTIONS
 r 1  
a) 995 b) 996 c) 997 d)998 The following questions consist of two statements,
1996
 r  one labelled as ‘Statement-I’ and the other
145. Let f  x   g 4  x  then  f  
r 1  1997  ‘Statement-II’. You are to examine these two
a)100 b) even statements carefully and decide if the
c)odd d) neither even nor odd Statement-I and the Statement-II are individually
146. the value of g5  x   g 5 1  x  is true and if so, whether the Statement-II is the
a) 1 b) 5 c) 10 d) 6 correct expalnation for the given Statement-I.
2 n 1
Select your answer to these items using the codes
 r 
147. The value of  2. f  2n  =
r 1
given below and then select the correct option.
(A) Both S-I and S-II are individually true and
a)0 b)2n-1 c)2n d) 2n-2 R is the correct expalnation of A
2n (B) Both S-I and S-II are individually true but
 r  1
148. If the value of  f  2n  1   1 
r 0 a
 987 S-II is not the correct explanation of S-I
(C) S-I is true but S-II is false
then the value of ‘n’ is (D) S-I is false but S-II is true
a)493 b)494 c) 987 d)988
sin 2  cos  1  
151. Let f     tan    
MATRIX - MATCHING QUESTIONS sin   cos  4 4 
 
149. Match the following functios with their   R  n   ; n  Z then
ranges  4
COLUMN-I COLUMN-II S-I: The largest and the smallest values of
a) f  x   log 3  5  4 x  x 
2
p) function is 1
f   differ by
not defined 2
b) f  x   log 3  x 2  4 x  5  q) [0,  ) S-II: a sin x  b cos x  c

c) f  x   log 3  x 2  4 x  5  r) ( , 2]   c  a 2  b 2 , c  a 2  b 2  x  R
 
where a,b,c R
d) f  x   log 3  4 x  5  x 2  s)R
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152. S-I: If f(x) is odd function and g(x) is even
SUBJECTIVE QUESTIONS
function then f  x   g  x  is nether even nor
odd 160. Find the natural number ‘a’ for which
S-II: Odd function is symmetrical in opp n
quadrants and even function is symmetrical  f (a  k) = 16(2 n
- 1) where the function f
about the y-axis k 1

x 1 satisfies the relation f(x + y) = f(x).f(y) for

153. S-I: If f  x   x  1 then all natural numbers x, y & further f(1) = 2.
x 1
[IIT - 1992]
 f 0 f 0 f 0 f 0 f  x   f  x  161. Let {x} & [x] denotes the fractional and
integral part of a real number x respectively.
S-II:  fof  x   f  x  Solve 4{x} = x + [x]. [IIT - 1994]
154. S-I: If f  x   2 x3  7 x  5 , then the value 162. Find the domain and range of the real
of f 1  4  is 1 x2
function 2 [REE -1995]
x  8x  4
S-II: A function y  f  x  is invertible if f is 163. A function f : R  R , where R is the set of
one one onto. real numbers, is defined by, f(x)
ax  x 2  6x  8
155. S-I: If f  x   a  0 then = . Find the interval of values
ax  a   6x  8x 2
2 n 1
 r  of  for which f is onto. Is the function one-
 2 f  2n   2n  1
r 1
to-one for  =3? Justify your answer..
[IIT - 1996]
S-II: f  x   f 1  x   1x 164. Let f(x) = Ax2 + Bx + C where A, B, C are
real numbers. Prove that if f(x) is an integer
INTEGER QUESTIONS whenever x is an integer, then the numbers
2A, A + B and C are all integers. Conversely,
156. If ‘f is a polynomial such that prove that if the numbers 2A, A + B and C
 1 x   1 x   1 x  1 x  are all integers then f(x) is an integer
f . f   f   f   whenever x is an integer.
 1 x   1 x   1 x   1 x 
[IIT - 1998]
 where x  0, 1 and f  3  28 then the
1  10  KEY - LEVEL-V
value of  
605  n 1
 f  n   1  is
 SINGLE ANSWER QUESTIONS
1 x 
157. If f 2  x. f   x
3
[ x  1 and 1) c 2) a 3) b 4) b
 1  x 
5) c 6) d 7) b 8) a
f  x   0 ] then the value of |  f  2   | is, 9) c 10) b 11) c 12) a
where [.] is G.I.F 13) b 14) a 15) a 16) d
17) a 18) d 19) d 20) c
158. If f 3  x   3 f 2  x   3 f  x   1  x 6 then the 21) a 22) c 23) a 24) b
value of f  0  is 25) c 26) c 27) a 28) a
29) a 30) c 31) d 32) c
 1 1  1  33) c 34) c 35) d 36) a
159. If f  x    x 3  3  4  x 2  2   13
 x x  x  37) d 38) d 39) a 40) d
41) c 42) b 43) b 44) b
then the value of f 2  3    45) a 46) a 47) d 48) a
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49) d 50) b 51) d 52) a SUBJECTIVE QUESTIONS

53) a 54) c 55) b 56) d
57) c 58) c 59) a 60) a 160. a  3
61) d 62) b 63) c 64) d 161. x = 0 OR 5/3
65) c 66) c 67) b 68) c
69) c 70) b 71) c 72) a 
162. Df : R  4  2 5 ,  4  2 5  
73) c 74) d 75) c 76) c
 1  1 
77) b 78) c 79) c 80) b R f :  ,      ,  
81) d 82) a 83) d 84) b  4   20 
85) c 86) c 87) c 88) b
163.    , as domain is R     9
89) b 90) a 91) a 92) b 8
93) b can not be 3,

MULTI ANSWER QUESTIONS Note: If f : R  {x : 8 x 2  6 x    0 ,

and x  R}  R , then   [ 2, 14] for
94) a,b 95) c,d 96) b,d 97) a,c onto function, for   3 , f is not one to one
98) a,b 99) b,d 100) a,b 101) a,d 164.
102) a,d 103) a,c 104) c,d 105) a,d
106) a,b 107) b,d 108) B 109) C
110) D 111) D 112) D 113) C HINTS - LEVEL-V
114) D 115) C 116) D 117) A,C
SINGLE ANSWER QUESTIONS
COMPREHENSION QUESTIONS
1) Case(i) 0< x -1<1  1< x <2  x  (-2,2)
118) c 119) b 120) b 121) b
122) a 123) c 124) b 125) b and x  , 1  1,   ......(1)
126) a 127) a 128) a 129) c  x2  4 x  4  1  x 2  4 x  3  0
130) b 131) a 132) b 133) b  -3  x  -1...........(2)
134) d 135) b 136) a 137) c from (1)and(2)
138) b 139) a 140) c 141) a  x (-2,-1)
142) b 143) d 144) c 145) b C a s e ( i i ) x - 1 > 1  x > 2
146) a 147) b 148) c
then x 2  4 x  4  1  x 2  4 x  3  0
MATRIX - MATCHING QUESTIONS  x  -1orx  -3
 x  , 3   2,  
149) a-r, b-s , c-q , d-p
150) a-p,r,s; b-q; c-q; d-p,r,s  x  , 3   2, 1   2,  
2) 1  cos1  x   1 and -1  [x]  1
ASSERTION - REASON QUESTIONS
 x [1,2) and clearly range is {0}
151) a 152) b 153) a 154) a x
155) a 3)  0 and [x-1]>0 and [x-1]  1
x
[x]>1 [x]-1  1
INTEGER QUESTIONS [x]  2  x [3,  )
x
156) 5 157) 2 158) 1 159) 9 clearly =1 only  range=log1=0
x