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Maths Important Questions

1) The document provides sample questions from the topics of relations and functions, matrices, determinants, continuity of functions, trigonometric functions, vectors and three dimensional geometry. There are one mark, two/three mark, four mark, five mark and six mark questions. 2) The questions range from basic concepts like evaluating trigonometric functions to more complex problems like solving linear programming problems graphically and finding the inverse of matrices by using characteristic equations. 3) A variety of question types are included such as proving statements, evaluating expressions, finding values that satisfy given conditions, graphically solving optimization problems, and determining geometric properties using vectors and matrices.

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Maths Important Questions

1) The document provides sample questions from the topics of relations and functions, matrices, determinants, continuity of functions, trigonometric functions, vectors and three dimensional geometry. There are one mark, two/three mark, four mark, five mark and six mark questions. 2) The questions range from basic concepts like evaluating trigonometric functions to more complex problems like solving linear programming problems graphically and finding the inverse of matrices by using characteristic equations. 3) A variety of question types are included such as proving statements, evaluating expressions, finding values that satisfy given conditions, graphically solving optimization problems, and determining geometric properties using vectors and matrices.

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SECOND PUC MATHEMATICS IMPORTANT· QUESTIONS


FIVE MARK QUESTIONS:

RELATIONS AND FUNCTIONS

1.Let f: N Y be a ·function defined as f(x) = 4x + ~, where Y = {ye N : y == 1·x + 3 , Vx E NJ.


Show that f is invertible. Find the inverse. •

2. State ~hether t~e function is one-one, onto or bijective. If f: R -+ R defined by f(x)=3- 4x.

3. State whether the function is one-one, onto or bijective. If f: R R defined by f(x)=l + x 2 •


MATRICES

4 • If A=[i _t -n B=[~ -; !] and C= H_t ilthen compute (A+B) and (8-C).

Also, verify that A+(B-C) = (A+B) - C.

-5. If A=[-~
7 -8
~], B=r~
0 1 2
!]
0
~nd.C=[-!] verify that (A+B) C =AC+ BC -
3

1 2 3 4
6. If AJ! - • -:1,B=[ ~] and C=[ --: -], show that (AB)C-A(BC)_
. ti . -1 2 -1 4 2 O -2 1

2 ~1 - . •
7. If A=[! -2 ~,then show that A 3 - 23A - 401 = O
4 2
·BETERIIINANTS
. .
8. Solve the following system of equations by matrix method.

1) 3x - 2y +3z = 8, 2x + y- z = 1 and 4x - 3y + 2z =-4

_ 2) 2x + 3y + 3z = 5, x - 2y + z = - 4 and 3x - y- 2z = 3

3) x-y + 2z = 7, 3x + 4y- Sz = - 5 and 2x -y + 3z = 12

4) x Y+ z = 4, 2x + y- 3z = Oand + y + z. = 2
•DIFFERENTIABILITY

9. If y =3ezx + 2e3:r, prove that :7. - 5 + 6y = 0


lO. ff Y = Aemx + Benx prove that a y·_ ( + ) dy
2

+ mny = o.
• •
. . •' . a~2 m n
11. ff y = 3 cos(lon:~) + 4 sin(logx) 'show th~t· .t2Y2 + XY1 + y = 0

12. If y = ~ii;l- 1 X' prove that (1 -


2
x2). ~ Y - X =0
. ax2 • c1x

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - · - r - - --
2
\
= (tan- 1 x) 2 , prove that (x 2 + 1) Y2 + 2x(x + l)Y1 = 2
2
13. If y • 2

THREE DIMENTIONAL GEO~ETRY•

14. Derive the equation of a line in space t hroug h a given point ilnd parallel to a

vector in both vector and cartesian form.

APPLICATION OF INTEGRALS
. xz yz _
15. Find the area enclosed by the ellipse ;z- + -;;z - 1

16. find the area enclosed by the circle x 2 + Y2 = a 2

6 MARK Ql)ESTIONS
l.Solv e LPP graph ically minimize Z = 200 + 500 y
.,
Subject-to the constraints: x + 2y > 10, 3x + 4y < 24,
x>0 ,y>0
2. Solve LPP graph ically maximise Z = 4x + y

• Subject to the constr aints: .x + y < 50, 3x + y S 90,


x > O,y 0
3. Solve LPP graph ically minim ize Z = -3x + 4y

Subject to the constraints: x + 2y < 8, 3x + 2y S 12,


x~0 ,y~0

4. Solve LPP graphicaily minimize and maximise Z = 3x + 9y

Subject to the constraints: x + 3y S 60, x + y 10, x s y,


X > 0,y > 0
5. Solve LPP graphically minimize and maximise Z Sx + 10y

Subject to the constraints: x + 2y S 120, x +y 60, x 2y O,


x~0 ,y~0

FOUR MARK QUESTIONS


. .
[i ~] satisfies the equation
.
1.Show that the matrix A= A2 - 4A +I= O,where I is 2x2
Identity matrix and O is 2x2 zero matrix. Using this equation,
find A- 1

'
3

2. Show that the matrix A= [!1 2


~] satisfies the equation A - ~A + 71 = O,where I ls 2x2
1
Identity matrix an~ Ois 2x2 zero matrix. Using this equati~n, fin~ A-

CONTINUITY OF A FUNCTIONS
• {kcosx
7r 2x , l
.f X =I= 21r . . t 1C
1.Find the value of k so that the function f(x)= - n Is ~ontinuous- a x=2 •
3, if x= 2 _
2
2. Find the value of k so \hat the function f(x)={1':. • / / : : f is continuous at.x=2

. • ) {kx + 1, if x < n: . . .'.I.


. 3. Find the va1ue of k so that the function f(x =
· ·
.fCOSX, l
Is continuous at x=rr
X
>.
11:

4. Fm x _+ S,1,.if
. d t he va Iue of k sothat the function f(x)=·{ kx ifxx <> 55 •1s continuous
-• at x=5
3
5. Find the relations~ip between a and so that the function f defined by
f(x)={ + l, if x. <- 3 is continuous at x=1r
bx+ 3, if x > .3

·TWO./ THREE MARK QUESTIONS:

1".Find the value ~f cos~1 (½) +_ 2 sin- (½) .


1

2. Find the value of tan-1 ( v'3)- sec-1 (-2)

3. Find the val~e of tan-1 (_1) + cos-1 {T) + sin-1 (T)


4.showthat sin-1{2x"1 -x2 ) = 2sin-1 x _1:.., < x< ..!..
. Jz- -"2

•.
J
5. ·show that sin-1 (2x.J1 - x 2 = 2cos- 1 x 2:.. <
"2-
x < 1
-
6. showthat sin-1 (3x - 4x 3 ) = 3sin-1 x xe •[.:!
.
!.]
2 ' 2

7. show ~hllt coS-1 {4x3 - 3x) = 3sin-i x xe [½, 1]


a.Express ~he·following matrices as the sum of a symmetric and a skew symmetric matrix. . .

a) A·cri- !11 b) A =[!1 ~]

9.Find -~he _at~a o.f ~he triangle with vertices using determinants
•a) (3;8f {4,2) and (5,1) . ~) (2,7) (1,1) and (1o;s)
. .
~) c'l..-C)) .(6,0) an~ (4,3) d) (-2,-3} (3,2) and (-1,-8)
4

P
10. Show t~at the position vector of the point R, which divides the line joining the points
-- -
and Q having position vectors a and binternally in the ratio m:n is mb+na.
m+n

'-

11. Find tfF projection of the vector ii = 2i + 3j + 2k on the vector b = t_ +Zj + k


. . -
12. Find the projection of the vector a= i + 3j + 7k on the vector b = 7t- j.+ Bk
13. Find the area of the parallelogram whose· adjacent sides are determined by the vectors
.
.
+
.

=
ii f - J + 3k on the vector b 2i -. 7j k
=
14.Find the area of the parallelogram whose adjacent sides are determined by the vectors
. ,

ii = 3i + J + 4k on ,the vector b = i - J + k

r
I

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