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MATHEMATICS CPS ADVANCED BATCH

CPS - 6
[Sol. B
[STRAIGHT OBJECTIVE TYPE]
 1
n ln  1  
1  (cot x ) 2008 1 e e  n
 1 [ST-1]
1. If the value  2009 dx = ln | Lim
tan x  (cot x ) k n n 

sink x+ cosk x | + C, then find k.

(A) 2008 (B) 2009 M 
   
(C) 2010 (D) 2011  n ln 1 1   1 
 e  n   1
[Sol. C  
 
L.H.S.
Lim  
= Lim
e M
1 
·
(sin x ) 2008  (cos x ) 2008 n  n n  M
 dx
 2009 
sin x  cos x 
(sin x ) 2008    M
 cos x  sin x  
  n


sin x cos x (sin x ) 2008  (cos x ) 2008
dx
  1
n ln  1    1
=   n
(sin x ) 2010  (cos x ) 2010 Lim  =c
n n
(sin x ) 2009
cos x  (cos x ) 2009 sin x
dx

=  (sin x ) 2010  (cos x ) 2010
 1 1 1 
n   2  ......  1
n n 2
Lim  
put (sin x)2010 + (cos x)2010 = t n n 

1 dt for limit to exist  = – 1.

=
2010  t 1 1 1
 Limit is =c  c–= – ( 1) =
1 2 2 2
= ln (sin x ) 2010  (cos x ) 2010  c
2010  12(c – ) = 6. Ans.]
 k = 2010
3. Find the point of intersection of the tangents
drawn to the curve x2y = 1 – y at the points
n where it is intersected by the curve xy = 1 – y.
 1
e1    1 (A) (0, 1) (B) (1. 0)
2. If Lim
 n exists and is equal to (C) (-1, 0) (D) (0, -1)
n n
non-zero constant c, then find the value of [Sol. A
12(c – ). 1 1
(A) 4 (B) 6 y= 2 ; y=
1 x 1 x
(C) 8 (D) 12
solving 1 + x2 = 1 + x

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x = 0 or x=1
2 tan 
if x = 0 ; y = 1  P (0, 1) (sin2 = )
1  tan 2 
1  1
x=1,y=  Q 1,  1 2 a
2  2 =
a 3

. ( x  a )3 / 2 x 3 / 2 
0 = tan  0
/8

dy 2x
2
dx
=–
(1  x 2 ) 2 =
3a

( 2a ) 3 / 2  a 3 / 2  a 3 / 2   
2 1

dy  2
 dx  = 0  Tangents : y = 1... (1) =
3a
. 2a 3 / 2  
2 1  2  1
P ( 0 ,1)

4 9
dy   a 1  a 
2 1 3 16
dx  Q  1, 1  = =–
 2 4 2
5. The value of x satisfying
1 1 2[x 14 ]
Tangent: y – =– (x – 1)  x {x}
2 2
  
 2 
dx   [x  14]dx , is equal to (where
 2y – 1 = – x + 1  x + 2y = 2....(2) 0
0

Solving (1) & (2) point of intersected is

[.] and {.} denotes the greatest integer and
fractional part of (x)
(A) [0,1) (B) [–14, –13)
(C) [14, 13) (D) [0, )

Sol. B
2 [x 1 4 ] {x}
x

0
  dx 
2 
 [x  1 4 ]dx
0


2 8  2 [x ] {x}
x

0
  dx 
2 
 (1 4  [x])dx
0


28 28  2 [x ]
x  x

0
  dx 
2 

28
  dx  (14  [x]){x}
2 
a /8
dx 2 tan  
4. If    d , then
0
xa  x 0
sin 2 2
x
2 [x ]
x
1 4    dx     dx  (1 4  [x]){x}
the value of 'a' is equal to (a > 0) 2
0   0 2 

3  nT T
(A) (B) {using
4 4 
0
f(x)dx  n  f(x)dx
0
3 9
(C) (D) a  nT nT
4 16 and
Sol. D
 f(x)dx   f(x)dx
a 0

a /8 where T is period of f(x)}

1 2 tan 
a 0
 
x  a  x dx =  2 tan 
. sec 2  d  14 + [x] = (14 + [x]){x}
 (14 + [x])(1 – {x}) = 0
0
 [x] = –14

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 x  [–14, –13)
2

6. Statement -1 : The equation x ln x = 2 – x =4  sin  d = 4

is satisfied by atleast one value of x lying 0
between 1 and 2.
1
Statement-2 : The function f (x) = x ln x 2 x
is an increasing function in [1, 2] and g (x) I–J=  dx
0
1 x
= 2 – x is a decreasing function in [1, 2]
and the graphs represented by these Put x = sin2
functions
intersect at a point in [1, 2]. 2
2 sin  2 sin  cos 
(A) Statement-1 is true, statement-2 is true I–J=  d
and statement-2 is correct explanation for 0
cos 
statement-1.
(B) Statement-1 is false, statement-2 is true. 2
(C) Statement-1 is true, statement-2 is false.
(D) Statement-1 is true, statement-2 is true
=4  sin  d = . Ans.]
0
an d st at emen t-2 i s NOT t h e correct
explanation for statement-1.
8. Let y = f (x) be a function satisfying the
Sol A
Statement -1 : Let F (x) = x ln x + x – 2, 2 dy
which is a continuous function in [1, 2]. differential equation, e x  2xy 2 such
dx
Also, F (1) = –1 < 0 and F (2) = 2 ln 2 > 0
that f(0) = 1/2, then
 F (1) · F (2) < 0
(A) f(x) is bounded
So, using I.V.T. , F (c) = 0 , c  (1, 2).
1
Statement -2 : f (x) = x ln x 1
 f ' (x) = 1 + lnx > 0, x  [1, 2] (B)  f (x)dx  2
0
f (x) is increasing in [1, 2].
Also, g (x) = 2 – x , which is decreasing in 1
[1, 2].
(C) (e  1)  f (x)dx  1
0
[MULTIPLE OBJECTIVE TYPE]

1 1  1
1 x 1 x (D) Range of f(x) is  0, 
7. Let I =  dx and J =  dx , 2  
0
1 x 0
1 x
Sol. A,B,C,D
then the correct statement is
dy 2
(A) I + J = 2 (B) I – J =   2
  2xe x dx
y
2 4
(C) I = (D) J = 1 2
2 2  e x  C Here C = 1

Sol. B,D y
1
(1  x )  (1  x ) 1 2 1
I+J=  dx  ex  1  y  2
0
1  x y 1  ex

1 y
2 (0,1/2)
=  dx Put x = sin2 
0
1 x
 1 
1, 
 1 e 
2
2 · 2 sin  cos 
I+J=  d x’ O x
cos  (1,0)
0
y’
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10. Let
1
1 1
1  0    f (x) dx  1  0  ]  x 7  2 x 3  3x 2  6 x  101, x 1
1  e  0
2 f(x) =  2 ,
107 x  sin(1  x ), x 1
9. Let f be a continuous function on R and then identify the correct statement(s)
(A) f (x) is increasing in R.
1
x
satisfies f (x) = ex + e f ( t ) dt ,  1   1 
(B) f    f 
0  101   107 
then which of the following is(are) correct? (C) f(107 + x) > f(107 – x)  x  R
(A) f (0) < 0
(D) f(x + 101) > f(x – 101)  x  R
(B) f (x) is decreasing function on R
(C) f (x) is an increasing function on R Sol. A,B,D

1 7 x 6  6( x 2  x  1), x 1
f '(x) = 
(D)  f ( x ) dx > 0  214x  cos(1  x ), x 1
0
Clearly f '(x) > 0  x  R – {1}
Sol. A,B (cont. at x = 1)
1  f(x) is increasing in R.
x  Options (A), (B) and (D) are correct.
We have f (x) = ex + e f ( t ) dt
Option (C) is incorrect for negative values
0
of x. Ans.]
1
[COMPREHENSION TYPE]
= ex + kex, where k =  f ( t) dt Paragraph for Question no. 11 & 12
0

1 Let f(x) and g(x) be two functions satisfying

 e 
t t f(x4) + g(2 – x) = 3x2 and g(2 – x) + g(x)
k=  ke dt = e + ke – 1 – k
= 0.
0
1
e 1 11. The value of  g (1  x )dx is equal to
So, k =
2e 1

(A) –1 (B) 0

1 
e 1  ex (C) 4 (D) 16
 f (x) = ex   =
 2e 2e Sol. B
2
1 4
Obviously, f (0) =
2e
<0 12. The value of  f (x )dx is equal to
2

ex (A) 1 (B) 2
Also f ' (x) = <0 xR (C) 4 (D) 16
2e Sol. D
Hence, f (x) is a decreasing function on R. Sol. 11 & 12
1 1
1
ex  ex 
1
Also  f ( x ) dx =  dx =   I=  g(1  x)dx
2  e 
 2  e  1
0 0 0

Put 1 x  2  y
e 1
= <0 ] dx  dy
2e & y  1 x

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2
+
I = – g ( 2  y)dy
 y
0
3
2 y
2
I = – g ( y)dy (B) x
 O(0,0)
0

a a x=1
–
  f ( x)dx   f (a  x)dx
0 0

Add above equation, we get +

y
2
2I = –  g(2  y)  g ( y)  dy = 0 y
1
0 2
(C) x
 I=0 O(0,0)

2
4
Let J =  f (x ) x=1
–
2

2 2

 (3x 
4 2 +
= 2 f (x ) = 2
  g ( 2  x ) dx y
0 0
3
2 2 y
2
2
= 2 3x dx – 2 g (2  x )dx (D) x
  O(0,0)
0 0

2 x=1
 3x 3  –
=2·   – 0 = 16 Ans.
 3 0 Sol. C
1
Paragraph for question 13 & 14
Let C1 : y = f(x) and C2 : y = g(x) be two
14. The value of definite integral  g( x ) dx is
0
curves passing through M(2, 1) such that
the length of intercept made by any tangent equal to
on the x-axis is equal to the square of x-
3 2
coordinate of the point of tangency. Given (A) (1 + ln2) (B) (1 – ln2)
2 3
1
that f(–2) = and g(–2) = 3. 3 2
3 (C) (1 – ln2) (D) (1 + ln2)
13. Which of the following best represent the 2 3
graph of f(x) ? Sol. C

+ [Sol. 13 & 14
y Let P(x, y) be any point on curve.
 Equation of tangent at P is
(Y – y) = f '(x) (X – x)
(A) x
y f (x)
 x  = x2 x – = ±x2
f ' (x) f ' (x )
x=1
–
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xf ' ( x )  f ( x ) f ' (x) 1


x2
= ±f '(x)   f 2 ( x ) dx =  1.dx + C  – f ( x ) = x + C
at x = 0, f(0) = –1  C = 1
d  f (x ) 
   = ± f '(x)
dx  x  1
 f(x) = –
x 1
f (x)
 = ± f(x) + C
x  
2  2 
1
As curve passes through M(2, 1) 1– x
  dx
 0  – 1 ( x 4  1) x 4  1 
I= 
1 1 3  
 = ±1 + C C = ,  x 1 
2 2 2
x 3x 1
2  x2 – 1 2 
f(x) =
2( x  1)
and g(x) =
2(1  x ) =
   x 4  1  x 4  1  dx
0

[INTEGER ANSWER TYPE] 1

2 x2 1
15. Let f be a cubic polynomial with leading
=
  x 4  1 dx
0
coefficient unity such that |f "(2)| + |f (2) –
2n  1 
1
1 1 1  2 dx
5| = 0. If In =  f ( x ) dx then find the value 2
1
x2 2  x 
2n = 
 0 x2  1 dx =
   1 2 ,
0
x 2 x –   2
I4  x
of .
5
Sol. 8 1  1 
x– = t  1  2  dx = dt
2 n x  x 
 f x   5dx  0 0 0
2 n 2 at 2 1  –1 t  
2 n 2 n
=
  t 2  2 =  2  tan  2  
– –
 f x  dx   5.dx = 10 n
p
2 n 2 n 1     1
=  0 –  –   = =
In = 10 n    2  2 q
I 4 40  (p + q) = 3 Ans.
  8
5 5
17. Let d be the number of integers in the range
16. Let f be a differentiable function satisfying of the function
f ' (x) = f 2 (x) an d f (0 ) = – 1 .
 4, if  4  x  2
1 
2  (1  x ) 2  p f (x) = | x |, if  2  x  7 . Also roots of
If     dx  where  x ,
 4 4 
 0  f ( x )(x  1) x  1  q if 7  x  14

p, q  N then find least value of (p + q). P(x) = x2 + mx – 4m + 20 are  and . If 

Sol. 3
d 3 d 3
< < <  and the smallest
f ' (x) 4 2
f '(x) = f 2(x)  1
f 2 (x) integral value of m is k, then find the

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value of (k – 5).
Sol. 8 ( x  y) y"– (1  y' )2
= 2 (xy" + 2y')
Range of f(x) is [0, 7) ( x  y) 2
Hence, d = 7
x = 0, y = 1, y' = 1
Now, one root of P(x) is less than 1 and other
root greater than 2. y"– 4
Hence, P(1) < 0  21 – 3m < 0  m > 7 = 2 (0 + 2) = 4
1
and P(2) < 0  24 – 2m < 0  m > 12
 y" (0) = 8
Hence, m > 12.
 Least integral value of m is 13 20. Let tan gent s be drawn t o th e cu rve
 (k – 5) = 8. Ans.] y2 – 4(x + y) = 3 sin  + 4 cos  – 15,  R
from the origin when the vertex of the curve
18. Let f (x) = 2x3 + 3(1 – 3a)x2 + 6(a2 – a)x is at the maximum distance from the origin.
+ b where a, b  R. Find the smallest If slopes of these tangents are m1 and m2
integral value of 'a' for which f (x) has
positive point of local maximum. 1
then find the value of .
m1m 2
[Sol. 2
Given, f (x) = 2x3 + 3(1 – 3a)x2 + 6(a2 – [Sol 4
a)x + b y2 – 4 (x + y) = 3 sin  + 4 cos  – 15
 f ' (x) = 6[x2 + (1 – 3a)x + a(a – 1)] y2 – 4y + 4 = 4x + 3 sin  + 4 cos  – 11
.......(1)
As, f (x) has positive point of local  11  3 sin   4 cos  
(y – 2)2 = 4  x  
maximum, so the equation f ' (x) = 0 must  4 
have both roots positive and distinct roots.
(y – 2)2 = 4(x – )
 D > 0  (1 – 3a)2 > 4a(a – 1)
 1 – 6a + 9a2 > 4a2 – 4a 11  3 sin   4 cos  3 
=    , 4
 5a2 – 2a + 1 > 0, true  a  R.....(2) 4 2 
Also, sum of roots > 0
Value of , for which vertex (, 2) situated
 – (1 – 3a) > 0  3a > 1 at maximum distance from the origin is 4.
1  (y – 2)2 = 4(x – 4)
a> ......(3) Now, equation of tangent of slope m is
3
and, product of roots > 0  a(a – 1) > 0 1
y – 2 = m(x – 4) +
 a < 0 or a > 1 .......(4) m
Hence, (2)  (3)  (4) which passes through the (0, 0)
 a  (1, ) 1
So, the smallest integral value of 'a' equals 2.]  –2 = –4m +  4m2 – 2m – 1 = 0
m
19. If y is a function of x and ln(x + y) = 2xy,
2  4  16
then find the value of y'' (0).  m=
[Sol. 8 8
ln (x + y) = 2xy
x = 0, y = 1 2  2 5 1 5
 =
1  y' 8 4
= 2 (xy' + y)
xy 1 1
Put x = 0, y = 1  m1m2 =  = 4 Ans.
4 m1m 2
1 + y' = 2 (0 + 1) = 2
 y' = 1

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