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Functions,
Part-A
1. If [cos"'x]+[cot"' x]=0, where [.] denotes
the greatest integer function, then the
complete set of values of x is
(a) (cos 1, 1] (b) (cos 1, cot 1)
(©) (cot 1, 1] (a) [0, cot 1)
2. Ifa polynomial
f (x)=4x4 - ax’ thx? ~ex+5(a,b,ce R)
has four positive real roots 7.75.77, such
that 14444. Then value of a will
a 8
be
(a) 20 (b) 21
(19 (a) 22
3. Consider the function f(x):4—> 4 which
satisfy the condition f(f(x))=x, then
number of such functions for A= {1, 2, 3, 4,
‘S} are
(a) 54 (b) 52
(c) 21 (d) 26
4. [052 ]-fa} > Ean
=(dnx) =),
F(x)= ina) ay If £ (x) is onto, then
set of exhaustive values of @ is
(@) [0,7] ®) [0,2]-{7/2}
(© (0,7) @ [$25]
5. A function f is defined by
f(x) =|s|"|x-I[ Vx © R. Then local maxima
value of the function is (m,nR,
f(x)=x+sinx if ~'(x) is inverse function
z a
of f(x) then [r'@e-t2
a
Statement 2: The functions f(x) and
J” (x) are mirror images w.rt the line y =x
(a)Statement-1 is True, Statement-2 is True;
Statement-2 is a correct Explanation for
Statement 1
(b)Statement-1 is Truc, Statement-2 is True;
Statement-2 is NOT a correct explanation
for Statement-1
(©) Statement-1 is True, Statement-2 is False
(@) Statement-1 is False, Statement-2 is True
For the function f(x)=xsin4, x21.
x
@ tim, f(x) =0
(b) For atleast one x in the interval [1, «),
F(x+N)< F(x)
(©) For all x in the interval [l,«),
S(e+1)> F(x)
(d) f(x) is strictly decreasing in the interval
[L.~)
Let f(x) =a,c0s(a +x)+a,c0s(at, +x) +
a, cos(a, +x). If f (x) vanishes
for x=0 and x=, (where x, +kx,keZ),
then
(@ a,cosa, +4; cosa, +...+.4, cosa, = 0
(b) asina, +a) sina, +...+a, sina, =0
(©) (x)=0 has only two solutions 0,.,
@) f(x) is identically zero ¥ x
13.
14,
15,
16.
7;
18.
19.
If complete solution set of inequality
VP 2x >4-x, is (Sem being c
n
prime numbers, then value of m+n is
Number of ordered triplets (x, y, 2) for which
xity'+2)-3xyz=4, where x,y,2€N are
Nis the set of all natural number and R is the
set of all real numbers. A function f: N > R
is given by:
4n+v4n'-1
= — a=, then the uh of
feet yfinet he
LF)
is equal to (where [+]
40
represents greatest integer function)
If fis a function such that f(0) = 2 and f{1) =
3 and f(x + 2) = 2f{x) — f(x + 1) for every real
x, and f (5)=a" +b’,a5
,b>7
(© b> 10
(@) a=0,be R\(-5,5]
For x0, 1 define
Ailx)=% Als)=
falx)=
Let F be a function such that fo F = f, then F
is equal to
@h ) fh
OL @ fh
For x#0, | define
fls)=% f2)-2.A (2) =I
Let g be a function such that f,oG = f, then
Gis equal to
@ fh OL
OA OR
24.
25.
26.
21.
For x #0, | define
Sils)=% f(8)=2.4 (0-1-5,
L x-1
L8)= TS L)=
Let H be a function such that fioH of, =f,
then H is equal to
@h ORA
OL Oh
Let f:R—>R be a continuous function such
that ss)-2/(3}+/(2)=2. then f(3)
isequalto_
(@) £(0) (b) 4+ £(0)
(©) 9+F(0) @ 16+ F(0)
f:R—R be a continuous function such that
surf -*
The equation f(x)-x-f(0)=0 has.
(@) no solution
(b) one solution
(©) two solution
(@) infinitely many solution
Let f:R—>R be a continuous function such
we ror dee#
S'(0) isequalto
(a) 0
© F(0)
(1
@) -F(0) 28. Match the orbital given in Column - I with the
29,
properties given in Column - If
Column-I Column-It
@even
(@ bounded
(C) fix) = {cos x} | (r) periodic
(where {.} represents
fractional part
function)
(D) f(x) = {tan x} | (s) invertible in R->
(where {.} represents | R
fractional part
functions)
( odd
(a) A-p; B-t, s; C-p, q, 5 D-g, r
(b) A-r; B-p; C-s; D-r
(©) A-s; B-q; C-p; Dor
(a) A-; B-p; C-q; Dr
Part-B
Statement — 1: In a quadrilateral ABCD with
sides a, b, , d the range of 22242 jg
@
(3)
te
Z
Statement — 2: For sides of quadrilateral a, b,
cand d always (a+b+c)’ >d?.
(a)Statement — 1 is True, Statement ~ 2 is
True; Statement ~ 2 is a correct explanation
for Statement 1
(b)Statement — 1 is True, Statement ~ 2 is
True; Statement — 2 is NOT a correct
explanation for Statement ~ 1
(c) Statement ~ 1 is True, Statement-2 is False
(d)Statement — 1 is False, Statement ~ 2 is
True
The number of solutions of the system of
‘equations
x+vx7+1=10"
y+ fy +1=10°”
31.
32.
33.
34.
z+v2?+1=10"* are
@4 (b)3
©@2 @1
If the equation 2log(x+3)=log(ax) has
only one root then
(a) we(0, %)
(b) ae(-~, 0)U{12}
(©) we (12, »)UfI}
(a) we (0, 12) {24}
If f(x)=,Jcos(sinx) +,/sin(cosx), then
the range of f(x).
(a) [Veost, vsint |
(b) [Veos1, 1+ Vsini ]
(©) [1-veost, Sint ]
@ [veosi,1]
If f:R-+NU{O0}, where f (area of triangle
joining points P(5, 0) , Q(8, 4) and R(x, y)
such that the angle PRQ is a right angled) =
number of triangle, Then, which of the
following is TRUE?
(a) (5) =4
(b) (7) =0
(©) 6.25) =2
(@) fx) is into function
Let f:R—>R be a function defined by
L(x)-5
f(x+1) F(x)
the following statement(s)
‘vxeR. Then which of
is/are true 35.
36.
37.
38.
39.
40.
41.
‘A. function f(x) satisfies the relation
S(xty)=S()+F(v) +29 (a4 y)WuyeR
If f'(0)=-1 then f'(3) equalsto_
If ‘x? is positive and x-[x],[x]and ‘x are
in GP., (where [.] denotes greatest integer
function), then (2x-2[x]+1)° is equal to
it rol Op
number of solutions of the
f(x)— f(x) =0 is/are
1 1
£0" ia
—xt1 , x50
> then the
+ x21
equation
= Let x1, are points
where f(x) attains local minimum and
global maximum respectively. Let
k= f(x)+f(x) then 64-9
The greatest value of
f)=pViewy «(ielime) ea,
then =
7
Consider the system of equations in real
numbers x,y, satisfying
—— and
ave +1 Sha “FET
xtytz=ay2.
The number of ordered triplet, satisfying the
system is
(a) exactly two
(©) exactly five
(b) exactly three
(d) exactly six
Consider the system of equations in real
numbers x, = y, «=z _—_ssatisfying
x » z
ee and
ave +1 SYy?+1 ove +1
xtytz=nz.
A value of x satisfying the system is
42.
43.
(b) 7
(©) 3V7 @ a
Consider the system of equations in real
numbers x, y, Zz satisfying
ae =
AV +1 Syy? +1 Oral +1
xty+z=497
‘A value of z satisfying the system is
@ 2
(©) WT
Let a,(m=1,2,3,...p) be the possible
integral values of a for which the graphs of
f(x) =ax? +2bx+b and
g(x)=5x?-3bx—a meets at some point for
all real values of b. Let T, = I(r—a,) and
S,=)0 T,(n€N) minimum possible non-
integral value of a is
a 5
@ 3 © -35
3 3
Cee OG
Let a,(m=1,2,3,....p) be the possible
integral values of a for which the graphs of
Jf (x)=ax +2bx+b and
g(x)=Sx -3bx—a meets at some point for
all real values of b. Let T,=T1(r—a,) and
E Unen)
Sum of all the possible values of for which
T, vanishes, is
(a) 10
©21
(b) 15
(d) 20 45. Let a,(m=1,2,3,...p) be the possible
integral values of a for which the graphs of
f(x)= ae +2bx+b and
g(x)=Sx?-3bx—a meets at some point for
all real values of 6. Let T,=[1(r—a,) and
8,=¥ Tren)
S 1
Values of 5) ————
ales of 2 Ir sayr3)
1
(a1 (b) 2
ot @o
18
46, Match the following
Column-I Column-IL
e x), [2x ‘ (p)2
(A) The number of real solutions of sla |=* where [.] is greatest
integer less than or equal to x
(B) Natural number ‘a’ for which x +ax~* > 2 for all x (0,2) is @é6
(©) f:[4,a+4]>[b,b+32]; f(x)=2° is an invertible function, then | (*) 19
maximum value of |a| is
(D) Let af be real roots of the equation x*-(k-2)x +/@4
(k? +3k +5)=0. Then the maximum value of a? +f? is
@1
(@) A-p; B-p, 4, 5, | C-g; D-s
(b) A-q; B-p; C-q; Dr
(c) A-s; B-q; C+
(@) A-r; B-p; C-q; Dr
