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- a SAMPLE PAPER 5 MATHEMATICS-x! (with Solutions) Tine allowed : 3 Hours es 00 GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Sr SECTION A 2 Let Re the relation in the set, given by X=y+,y>5]. Choose the correct answe (©) @,6)eR 4. For the matrix X = 2 lea Ib em) lesa MA= (a) Ae B20 Pace | 1 | = 0) then the value of a! +61 4c is ® It 1 ies iin ow (© abe @) otricr % son f(x) = cot x is discontinuous on the set () fvennme Zi () We =2nn,n eZ) wo Paeat @ {r-anen, nez (sece™*), the 2 Se ie? fa) xe™ tane (b) e* tane* (Q 2re™ tane’ (@) none of these 8. The derivative of log x with respect to is - w -} x @t x x 10. The function f(x) =7 + x~¢*is strictly increasing in the interval fa) (1, x) (b) (2,1) (© (,~) (d) (-~,0) 11. If xis real, the minimum value of x7- 8x + 17 is (@) -1 0 @1 (a 2 tris equal to € 1 7 (gas 0- ey ar dy roar Begual to (@) -2 2 4 @-1 ee (a) log | +C yb BB iT a1 () 5 log, aril tc | 1 7 {o) log a) } top 42 | @ 5 gS] +c 15. f tan? 2rdr is equal to aon don re Aa Pixs () = 110 PERFECT 10+1 Sample Papers in Mathematics-x11 46. General solution of the differential equation (1 + x) ydx + - vir dy = 2 (a) tog [ayl #x=y2€ ) log fxvi = (© tog [=] ext y=c (d) log |= |-19¥ ) 17, Theangle between the lines r = (4i - j) +21 +) ~ 3%) and r= (1 is x el w= i = M% Os oT ae 48, If A and B are two events such that P(B) = 2, P(A/B) = + and P(A JB) = 2. then FLAY equals 3 1 al sy W) 2 (Te a> Cire OS ASSERTION-REASON BASED QUESTIONS | In the following questions a statement of Assertion (A) is followed by a statement of Reason (Ry Choose the correct answer out of the following choices: (a) Both A and R are true and R is the correct explanation of A. (6) Both A and R are true but R isnot the correct explanation of A. (0) Ais true but R is false. (d) Ais false but R is true. 2x) 3 ‘ 19. Assertion tavettsin( 2 = 3}. then principal value of sin ay = leat 2} Reason(R): Range of sin"! x is [-3. 3. 20. Assertion(A): Cross-product of (i + 2) + 3k) and (2/ +4) + 68) is zero. Reason(Ri:If @ x 6 =0= a isparallel to b SECTION B (This section comprises of very short answer type questions (VSA) of 2 marks each.) 21. Solve the following equation for x: sin“ (1 ~ x) —2 sin 22. Find the values of x, y, ifthe matrixA= |x y -2 23, If y= and <0, 2, 1>. OR si, then finda unit vector perpendicr and ¢ =3i-4] Ika 2j+k b= both of the vectors (7 - 8) and (¢ ea of the parallelogram whose adjacent sides are given by the 2i-7j+k SECTION C coer type questions (SA) of 3 marks each.) 3k and (This section comprises of short ansi Show that the modulus function f: R > R, defined by f(x) = |+| is neither one-one nor conto. OR [221 itnisoad Let f: N -> N be defined by f(n) = | for all » < N. Examine whether the =) ifniseven function fis onto, one-one or bijective dy sin 2) fy iy r =x) #Y 37 #20, Feo show that 1-29) FF 3x Zo -y Show that the function f defined by f(x) = tan“! (sin x + cos x) is strictly increasing in the x interval (0, #). Show that the following differential equation is homogeneous. Also solve it: dy | 2x- dr x+y OR Solve the following differential equation: x 4 +y=3x2-2 x Find the shortest distance between the lines: x + 1 = 2y = ~12z and x= y +2 =62-6. A letter is known to have come either from TATANAGAR or KOLKATA. On the envelope ‘only the two consecutive letters TA are visible, What is the probability that the etter has ‘come from (i) TATANAGAR (ii) KOLKATA PERFECT 10+% Sample Papers in Mathematics-XIL SECTION D (This section comprises of long answer type questions (LA) of 5 marks each.) deed 2, Evaluate: { —>**1 dy. 32. Evalual 2xt = 2x43 33. Find the area enclosed by the curve y = ~x? and the straight line x + y +2 =0. OR Using integration, find the area of the region bounded by the triangle whose vertices are (-1,2), (1, 5) and (3, 4). 34, Aline passes through the point (2, 1, ~3) and is perpendicular to the lines = (i+) +8) +AQi-2] 48 and 7 = (27-7 -3h) + u@ +2] + 2h). Obtain its equation in vector and cartesian form. OR Show that the lines + = (7+}- i) +A(3i~}) and 7 = (47 ~B)+ w(2i +34) intersect. Also find their point of intersection. 35. Solve the following linear programming problem graphically Minimise Z = 3x + 5y subject to the constraints x42y210,x+y26,3r+y28,xy20. SECTION E (This section comprises of 3 case-study/passage-based questions of 4 marks each with two sub-parts. First two case study questions have three sub-parts (i), (ii), (iit) of marks 1, 1, 2 respectively. The third case study question has two sub-parts of 2 marks each.) 36. Case-study 1; Read the following passage and answer the questions given below. Ina set of 10 coins, 2 coins are with heads on both sides and the remaining coins are fair. A coin is selected at random from this set and tossed five times. (i) Find the probability that the selected coin has head on both sides. (ii) Find the probability of obtaining a head on alll the 5 outcomes when an unfair coin is tossed. OR (ii) Find the probability of obtaining 5 consecutive heads when a fair coin is tossed. (iii) Ifall the 5 times, result was heads, find the probability that the selected coin had head on both sides. 37. Case-study 2: Read the following passage and answer the questions given below. For the purpose of cost cutting, a soft drink maker, is trying to reduce the surface area of the cylindrical can to the least possible but keeping the volume constant, to 16z cm}, Let r be the radius and h be the height of the can. (i Express the surface area of the can in terms of r alone. OR (8) Express the surface area of the can in terms of /ralone- ©) Find the critical points of surface area when expressed in | (0 Find the dimensions of the can which has minimum surface area. jerms of r 38. Case-study 3: Read the following passage and answer the questions given below, ssicler the system of equations: Br-y-2=2 Qu-r=-1 3x-5y=3. ( Express the above equations in matrix form. If A denotes the coefficient matyy find |A| q (4) Calculate (adj. A). B and comment on the consistency of the system. 414 PERFECT 10+1 Sample Papers in Mathematics-xiI - az. SOLUTIONS TO SAMPLE PAPER 9 SECTION A Let I, be two lines belonging to the set of lines drawn ina plane. Let (lls) € R= | is perpendicular tol, > hyis perpendicular tol, = (ly) € R Hence, R is symmetric, Note that I, is not perpendicular to f, = (ly) € R= Ris not reflexive. Option (b) is the correct answer. 2. (9,6)€ Ras9=6+3and6>5 Option (b) is the correct answer. 10 O}f1 0 0 3. At=AA=/0 1 0|/0 1 0 ab -ijla b 7 [1+0+0 0+0+0 0+040] [1 0 0 =/0+0+0 0+14+0 0+0+0}=]0 1 0}, which isa unit matrix [a+0-a O+6-b O+0+1} [0 01 Option (@) is the correct answer. fo Jeu) Fi 1] ee 1 1 4. xX?7=|2 0 1]x}1 0 Bhat 2 1 ™ 0 1 oe Lae Da 1) [0d Ws fae -x=]1 2 1|-|1 0 1{=/0 2 0} =21 rw 2) [1 1.0) [oo 2 | Option (a) is the correct answer. lad tl ja b | 5. A=|b ¢ ml=ld e ff lal =|a)) lc fon] [tom ml ima sla bc (Passing on R, over the first two rows) Ide ff =B Solutions to Sample PaperS = 115, 2 A-Bs0 Option (bis the correct answer, 6 Taking 2, & ceommon from R,, R; and Ry Applying R, + R, +R, +R, [1+Yasyb+Ye 1+Ya+Yb+ie 1+Ya+Yb+Ye abe vb 1+1/b Yb j Yc Ye ye 1 1 1 4 11m sic [1+— += } |ve 1+Y/b Yb Je Ye 1+Ye] ors 4e Option (a) is the correct answer, 7. cot xis not defined for multiples of x te, nx, n € Z. Itis also discontinuous at x = nx, € Z. ~. Option (a) is the correct answer. log (sec ey sce? tan oF e*?,2r = 2 ee Option (¢) is the correct answer. dy 1 1 9. Letu =| Se andveta=® ulogres =. =o wot . ‘dee "7 ae . * Option (c) is the correct answer. 10, Given f(x) =7+x-0',D,=R = f)=l-e,forallreR Now, f(a) > O when 1 -e" > O4e. when e <1 116 PERFECT 10+1 Sample Papers in Mathematics-xi : 5 x<0=x6 (-%,0). F(x) is strictly increasing in (=~, 0). Option (d) is the correct answer. | 41. Let f(x) =x?- 8x +17 =x? Br +16 +1 =(x-4P41 Minimum value of f (x) = 1, when x =4 Option (c) is the correct answer. Option (b) is the correct answer. i a wa f wa a aaa = Nice? nae [-cotx + cosec x]3"/* a (-(-1) + v2)=(-1+ V2)=1+ v2 +1- v2 =2 Option (b) is the correct answer. dx x7 +) 14 I= f Let x? + 1= t= 7x6 dx = db dx= s. =a dt = dt i eile ome a\g-na % Cnt aie eye itt = Nog |t Af -log [1+ ose ©. Option (b) is the correct answer. . 15. f tan? 2x dr a ‘Option (a) is the correct answer. 16. We have, (I + x)y dx + (1 - y) xdy=0 or (1+x)ydv=-(1-y)xdy Integrating, x + log |x| = y~log |y| +C or log |xy| +x-y=C. Option (a) is the correct answer. 17. Direction ratios of the two lines are <2, 1, -3> and < 1, ~3 Angle between the lines = cos 6 {via Jit *. Option (b) is the correct answer. 18. Given P(B) = 2, P(A/B) = 2, (AUB) = 4 5 A 3 PANS) 3 (a/B) = ADB) _, prangy= a pect P(A/B) Prey ANB) = PA/B)- PCB “= and P(A UB) = P(A) + P(B)- (ANB) 4 asd pays 3-3 esp eye petsete sd 5 et as +, Option (c)is the correct answer 118 PERFECT 10+1 Sample Papers in Mathematics-X1! . Principal value of sin” Hence, (A) is false: Range of sin x is Option (d) is the correct answer. yi fF } a 3k)x(Qi+4j+6k)=/1 2.3 5 (© Since 2 rows are identical) 246 a 3 , Ais correct, If ax 6 =0= a isparallelto b or a=Oor b 0. Hence, Ais true, but R is false Option (¢) is the correct answer. SECTION B |. Let sin x=y => siny =x, 1 Given sin” (1 -x) ~2 sin“ > sint(I1-x =2sinty cos 2y => 1 - 2x8 2x7-x=0 => x(2r-1)=0 =xs05, But x= isa LHS. of the given equation = sin! 3 ~2sint 5 =-sint 2 =-% eRHS. Hence, x = Qs the only solution. 02. = OP a . GivenAs|x oy -z/=>A'=|2y y -y Fea 5 oe 0° 2G Wy zat NowA‘A=L=|2y y -yllxy y -z/=|0 1 0 z-z 2zflx -y z}-[o01 23 (divide num. and eno. by cog) Let y = sin“1(x Vx ) = sin”! (2), diff, wrt. x, we get ony yee ee x fie oo ee he 24. Direction ratios of the given lines are <1, ~2,-2> and <0, 2,1> Let be direction ratios of the line which is perpendicular to the given lines, then, a.1+b.(-2)4+¢(-2)=0 > a-2b-2=0 and 4.0+b.2+¢.1=0 = 2b+c=0 From (ii), we get ¢ = ~2b. Substituting this value of cin (i), we get a-2b-2(-2b)=00+2b Direction ratios of the line are <~2h, Dividing by J2? +(-1? +2 =3, the direction cosines ofthe line are < 2, =a=-2b, b,~2b> ie. <2,-1,2> a OR Given @ =i+2j+k, 6 =2i+j and ¢=37-4j-5h. a-b=(42j+h-(2i+j)=-i+j+8 and €- 6 =(3i-4)-5h- (i +))=i-5j-5k. ae ey: (a-b)x(e-b)=|-1 1 I=-4j+4k, i -5 -5 420 PERFECT 10+1 Sample Papers in Mathematics-Xil \(a-B)x(e - By] = (Ear oP = Oe Unit vectors perpendicular to both the vectors (a ~ b) and (¢ = B) infty -shead v2 st pcith. [a -B)x¢ }—j+3k and b= 27-7) +k 25. Given @ rhe axé ={1 -1 3/=€1+2ni-0-6)j +79 DK 2 1 = 201 +5} -5k G50 = 152 Hence, the area of parallelogram = 15¥2 sq, units. SECTION C [ax Bl = (aor +5? + C5) 26, The function f is not one-one. Zand f(-2) = |-2| = 2, so that the different elements 2, ~2 of R Reason - Since f(2) = | (domain of f) have same image > fisnot one-one om fis not onto. Reawy Forall ve R, |x| 20=9 range of f= [0, 2), which is a proper subset of R (codomain of f) = fis not onto. OR The function f 1s onto. Reason“ Consider any n € N (codomain of f). Certainly 2n © N (domain of f). Also 2n is even. Thus, for all n < N (codomain of f), there exists 2n € N (domain of f) such that {n) = =n =fisonto The function f is not one-one. Reason : As 1,2 € N (domain of f) and f(1) = ah =1,/2) 3 = 1, so that the different elements 1 and 2 of the domain of fhave same image 1. Therefore, fis not one-one. Hence, fis not bijective. Solutions to Sample Paper & 2 Comyn 2 = nF yn Be ase Wee Herds (a= = a-r)B-w=l Differentiating again w.rt.x, we get a-r) + C20)- (gen > (- 9 fy wart -y= Bs 28. Given f(x) = ea (sin x + cos x). Differentiating wart. x, we get 1 \ *(a) = ——!__, (cos x - sin We Garr aoet * : ze cos x~ sinx = cosx(1~ tan x) T+ sin? x + cos? x + 2sin xcos.x 2+sin2x Nok at 2 Ofna (HP) eos > 0 forall xin (o, 2) and T-tanx > Oferalxin (0, 3) Therefore, f(x) > O forall xin ( 0, e) > he faction fs stil increasing in (0 2H sGiven wees no aty jum. and deno. of R.HS. of (i) by x, we get z re Which is of the form gas (2) Therefore () isa homogeneous diferential equation. Paty=trs ny SP. Sebi evant yand in (0, we gt 2-0 Tepe et =e. Teo m\ MONET 1061 Sample Papers in Mthomatcs-X_ 30. On integrating both sides, we get log |e? + 2v-2| =-2log|x] +C = log|o? + 20-2] +2 logix| =¢ > log iy? + 2ty-2¥ 2xy-2e71 = A(say). ‘Thus, solution of the given differential equation is Ais arbitrary constant. OR 2 Ai) dy 5 ay sivenx #4 ¢y=3?-2> 4 Given x5, oe y=3r Comparing it with the standard form a +Py=Q, we get de P= Le =3r- z, so (i) isa linear differential equation of first order in y. (assuming x > 0) Therefore, solution of (i) is vrs f(sx-2) xdx= f (3x2 -2)dx 2 3.57 -2r+Cax-2e4C > y=2-2+ ©, Cis arbitrary constant The equations of the given lines are x+1=2y=-12zand r=y+2=62-6, These equations can be written as x+1 oii) sentons Serpe nee [IE a ox through the point (-1, 0, 0) and has direction f, The bine (i pase a vectar equation ts ™ > Ji xby|= Viz? +(-187 +36? = 6vE+ 9436 x7 = 42, Also (a3 —a;)+(;% 12+ (2) 18) +1. 36 = 84. The shortest distance between the given lines =| aSeiat (ht | 84 Pea nis. 31. Let E,, E, and Abe the events defined as follows: E, =letter has come from KOLKATA, E, = letter has come from TATANAGAR and A = two consecutive visible letters are TA. Letter can come either from KOLKATA or TATANAGAR, so ME) = ; = PIE), The word KOLKATA has 7 letters, so there are 6 groups of two consecutive letters KO, OL, LK. KA, AT, TA. Only one of these is ‘TA’ P{A|E,) = probability of event A when E, has occurred i.e. when letter has come fom KOLKATA f 1h, The word TATANAGAR has 9 letters, so there are 8 groups of two consecutive leer ATTA, AN, NA, AG, GA, AR. Two out of these are ‘TA’. 124 PERFECT 10+1 Sample Papers in Mathematics-Xil tA when E, be urred Le. when the letter has come vent 4 has occ’ R ALE,) = polar POAT) = Fromm TATANA (9 We want to find P(E, | A). By Baye’s theorem, we have PCE, )POA | Ey) PCE, 1A) = BCE) PCA | Es) + PE2) PCA | Ez) (ii) We want to find P(E] A). By Baye’s theorem, we have = P(E) PCA | Ej) + PUE2) PA | Ea) P(E,| A) SECTION D 32. Let 3x + 1-8-2 Qx2-2r+3)4B=Adx-2)+B Equating the coefficients of x and constant terms on both sides, we get 4A=3and-2A+B=1=A (ee ee 2x? - 2x43 28 dee = Paes 4x-2 és Wasa" ST ax% 5 oe I, i re whe 1 4x-2 a ere > | aes (put 2x? -2v +3 =1 > r-2) dr = an) i = J jat=log It] +C,=log [2x?-2x+3} +, Solutions to Sample Paper re Shar = 3 og [oP 3145 tarry ee [eae ee $Forawt(2e) ec =ae V5 a 2x = Elog |2P=28+3] + Stan 33. The given cuneis 0) Te represents 2 downward parabola with vertex 00.0 The given lineisr+y+2=0 = ve-(r+2) wii) Solving (#) and (fi), we get -r=-(r+2) = w-3-2=0 = (+ l)(r-2)-0>4=-1,2 When t=-I,y=~1and when x = he pinto intersection ae Pi (-1,-1) and Q(2, -4). is shown shaded in adj a required area Teg ae =), 2s 2 og, uit 2 Jttc+2)-(-22 ax] = 4 fos) Let the vertices as 1,2), BI, 5) and CG, 4)- the sides AB, BC and CA respectively are : 125 PONE +1 Sng Pun Matenatst m = . eli) Au Ai) ayo (iti) ‘The area of the region bounded by the given triangle is shown shaded in adjoining figure area of the region bounded by ABC wea of region bounded by trap. ADEB -2 -1 1 | 3 a + area of region bounded by trap. BEFC ~ area of region bounded by trap. ADFC Required are = $44 22-4)~ 24+ 20) = }162)- $28) = 16-12 = 45g. units 34. The equations of the given lines are i+] +R +007 -2748 wali) — 3h) +427 42%) Hi) The given lines are parallel to the vectors b = 21-2] +k and by =i +2] +28. Since the required line is perpendicular to both the given lines (i) and (i), therefore, the required line is perpendicular to both the vectors b| and by. So, it is parallel to the “vege xb. i Now, 6; x by 3j+ek. 1 ine passes throws the point (2, 1, -3) i. the point with a ™ The meguie line P* tog a 7-3F se vector equation ofthe required line is emma yy 1(-41 2) + 68), Where is parameter Qiti-? Ips cartesian equations ae y-1 ‘The given lines are: + Gej-beaGi-D “A fi fol Fo -iy epi +3h) Any point onthe line (i) is as3ni+d-ai-k te will lie on the Line (i iff qaeanyie(-a)j-k 4+2y1 34 2p, k= 1 and w=Oare consistent 4] —f) + w(2i + 34) is consistent 2Qand -1=-1 + 3are consistent ie. iff 143) ie iff 32 Substituting = 1 and w=Oin 32=3+ 2H, we get 4x 123+2x04¢.3=3, whichis true. ‘Therefore, the given lines intersect and the point of intersection is (e3xnis (1-0) -k ie. 47k 35, We are required to minimise Z = 3x + 5y, subject to the constraints = r¢2y210,x+y26,3r+ 28,220,920. Draw the lines x +2y =10,x+ y= 6 and 3x + y=8, Shade the region satisfied by the given inequalities. The shaded region in the adjoining figure gives the feasible determined by the given inequalities. Solving x +2y=10and x+y =6 simultaneously, we get x=2and y=4 Solving x + y=6and 3x + y= simultaneously, we get x = 1, y=5. We observe that the feasible region is unbounded and the comer points are A(10, 0), BQ, 4), C(1, 5) and D(0, 8). 128 PERFECT 10.1 Sample Papers in Mathematics-XIl a atthe comer points, the values of Z are at A(10, 0), Z=3.10+5.0 = 30; at B(2,4), Z=3.2+5.4 = 26; 3.145.5= 28; at C(1, 5), Z at D(O, 8), Z =3.0+5.8 = 40. ‘The minimum value of Z is 26 at B(2, 4). ‘As the feasible region is unbounded, we cannot say whether the minimum value exists or ot ay check whether the value 26 is minimum We draw the half plane 3x + 5y < 26 and notice that there is no common point with the feasible region. Hence, 26 is indeed the minimum value. Hence, the given objective function Z = 3x + 5y has minimum value 26 at B(2, 4). SECTION E () Total number of coins = 10 ‘Two headed coins = 2 36. Probability that selected coin has head on both sides = = 2. (i) Probability of obtaining head 5 times with unfair coin = 1x 1x1x1%1=1. OR (ii) Probability of obtaining 5 heads when a fair coin is tossed = 1 x (iii) Let E,, E, and A be the events defined as follows: E, = an unfair coin is selected, a fair coin is selected and A= the selected coin shows 5 consecutive heads. Then, P(E,) = Z-h PEE) = 5 =4 P(A/E,) =1x1x1x1x PA/E) = Poddd Required probability = P(E,/A) By Baye’s theorem, we have P(E\) PAVE) P(E,/A) = —__ AE ele P(E,) PAVE) + P(Ea) PAVE) le T total surface area of can) = 2ar* + 2rrht = nr? + Qnr. “2 16) JA}=|0 2 -1| =3(0-5)+3(1+4)=-15+15=0. 3-5 0 -5 -3 -6 (ii) Cofactor matrix=| 10 6 12 b.3 6) f-5 10 5 adj. A= (cofactor matrix) =|-3 6 3 -6 12 6 f-5 10 5]/ 2] f-5 fad). A)B=|-3 6 3}]-1] =|~-3] +0. ~6 12 6j| 3} |-6 ‘Hence, the given system is inconsistent. 130 PERFECT 10+1 Sample Papers in Mathematics-XIl E SAMPLE PAPER 6 MATHEMATICS-XII | (For Practice) ime allowed : 3 Hours Max. Marks : 50 GINERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Sante as given in Sample Paper 1 SECTION A Multiple Choice Questions (Each question carries 1 mark.) 1. If Risa relation on N (set of all natural numbers) defined by n R m iff n divides m, then R is (a) reflexive and symmetric (b) transitive and symmetric (o) reflexive and tran: (@) equivalence relation If A= R - {b) and B = R ~ {1} and funetion f: A> B is defined by f(x) = ab, then fis (a) one-one but not onto (b) onto but not one-one (©) both one-one and onto (a) neither one-one nor onto IFA and B are square matrices of same order such that AB = A and BA = B, then (b) A7=A, B= B () AteA, BoB ” | are equal, then value of ab — ed is (4 @ -16 1 1 1 5. The value of | b+c ct+a a+b lis b+ce-a c+a-b atb—c| @) arbec (b) Aatb +e) wl mo 6 Ais 4 non-singular matrix of order 3, then which of the following is not true? (®) |adj Ay = [a2 ) (Aly sa (0 IAB = AC, then B # C where B and C are square matrices of onder 3 (4) (AB) = B+ At, where Bisa non-singular matrix of order 3. Sample Paper'6 131 a * i cantinnous function (0) for all real values of y 02 ) forall integral ses of sencept2 ( exral Value. © ' only walt )is & fer Owe qe re eth ta] ») (2 (a 2 . ( ~ 080 sity oes evinder is increasing at the ate of 3 cm/sec and its height i deo se The te of changeo! its volume when radius is 4 cm and hen Ba iBhtis bcm, a) Shon e (b) 144 cm/sec (c) 80.cm*/sec (@) 80cm? /sae has a local minimum at 2 (0) @ x=-1 = hoos 5x +C, then kequals 1 1 * w- eh a wi t= OG @-% e — dr is equal t law” is equal to eh RAS (by ke ( k-1-$ (kriee isequal to 2 osc re ‘ 6 wo Pf ib-nae ) 2? ffla-aar beat onkh wo fro w 228 yoyde 132 PERFECT We Sample Papers in Mathematics-Kil _ the #¢ ty alequation “y= L ytip= Lis if the differen ation ¢ (b) xy net () my t Gj yrte-t wy +2 Jo between the lines 7 = and 4 és | 4g, Theane z i etd (6) cost (2) to cost (h (Si nomeet these sin" {7) \7) 7) xperiment yields 3 mutually exclusive and exhaustive events AL B ant C if 16 Raye? P(B) = 3 P(C), then P(A) is equal to 2 3 1 i) a od “i oF Oe Ts "it ASSERTION-REASON BASED QUESTIONS. re following questions a statement of Assestion (A) is followed by a statement of Rens i hoe the correct answer out of the following choices: Choose the (a) Both Aand R are true and R is the correct explanation of A () Both Aand R are true but R is not the correct explanation of A. (0) Ais true but R is false. (@) Ais false but R is true. 19, Assertion (A): The domain of sin! Jx=1 is {-1, 1} Reason (R): The domain of sin"! x is [- 1, 1]. 20. Assertion (A): The dot product of (2i + j ~ 3k) and (7+ j +k) is zero. <>. is perpendicularto B. SECTION B (This section comprises of very short answer type questions (VSA) of 2 marks each.) 21. Solve the following equation for x: sin“! x + sin (1-x) = cos? x Reason (R):If a+b = cosx sin 2 asl ak }o0 ir OR Solve the following differential equation: x log x * +y=2logx,x>1. dr 30, Find the shortest distance between the lines 2-8 yt9 Woz 4g 2-15 _ 58-2y | 3-6 7 5 31. Thereare three coins. One isa two-headed coin, another isa biased coin that comes up heads 75% of the time and third is an unbiased coin. One of the three coins is chosen at randomand tossed. Ift shows heads, then what is the probability that it was the two-headed coin? SECTION D (This section comprises of long answer type questions (LA) of § marks each) 32. Evaluate: f He ar +e 134 PERFECT 10+1 Sample Papers in Mathematics-XIl % ® y2 > ¢ the area of the region bounded by the ellipse T+ = 1 rind an va of the minor segment of the circle x? + y? = a? cut off by the line x= —= - Find the area = 421. £55 are perpendicular, find the values oe jines = “- ence, find whether the lines are intersecting oF not of 2. He OR equations of the perpendicular drawn from the point A(2, 4, ~1) to the Lne 34. Ifthe Find the Minimize Z = 3x + 2y subject to the constraints 435, Minimiz r+y28,3x+5yS15,x20,y20. SECTION E tion comprises of 3 case-studylpassage-based questions of 4 marks each with two + eis, First two case study questions have three sub-parts (i), (ii), (iii) of marks 1, 1, 2 2 penspectively. The third case study question has two sub-parts of 2 marks each.) 36. Case-study 1: Read the following passage and answer the questions given below. On his birthday, Ishan decided to donate some money to children of an orphanage home. If there were 8 children less, everyone would have got € 10 more. However, if there were 16 children more, everyone would have got © 10 less. Let the number of children be x and the amount distributed by Ishan to each child be & y. (i). Express the above in form of equation in x and y. (This sec (ii) Express the above equation in matrix form. (ifi) If Ais the coefficient matrix, then find A7. OR (iti) If the coefficient matrix A satisfy the following matrix equation: A? - KA + 201=O, then find K. 37. Case-study 2: Read the following passage and answer the questions given below. Saloni has a piece of tin rectangular in shape as shown in the diagram given below. She is going to cut squares from each corners and fold up the sides to form an open box. —— 1 off from each corner of the sh q re sheet, then wh, lat iS heey th of {) vis the side of square cul open bow OR {9 Whatis the width of open box? Find the volume of open box. What should be the side of square to be cut off so that th © Volume og (ii maximum? is ce-tudy 3: Read the following passage and answer the questions giy random variable which count the number of hours a studes “a Silty distribution P(X) ofthe following form: Student of clags yp ide 38, Cat Let Xbe the X hasa probal Kk, ifX=0 2K, itX= Eelam 0 otherwise (i) Find which of the two P(X < 1) of POX 1) is bigger. (ai) Find the mean of X 136 PERFECT 10+1 Sample Papers in Mathematics-Xil ee SAMPLE PAPER 7 MATHEMATICS-XII (For Practice) Max. Marks : 80 ime allowed : 3 Hours a GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Same as given im Sample Paper 1 _ SECTION A Multiple Choice Questions (Each question carries 1 mark.) 1. If Risa relation on R (set of all real numbers) defined by a R b iff.a2 b, then R is (a) an equivalence relation (b) reflexive, transitive but not symmetric (c) symmetric, transitive but not reflexive (a) neither reflexive nor transitive but symmetric. Ps: 2. If function f £ zien | Wriseven then fis 0, ifxisodd (a) one-one but not onto (#) onto but not one-one (©) neither one-one nor onto (@ abijection 3. Wa stan r+ cor! x+sinty<6, then (@) a=OP=x © a=0p=% (a= zx 4a 10 = = Mees 4A i | and I i‘ a then A? 6A.is equal to () -31 (9 51 (d) none of these 2 3 6¢ and B= and AB = [,, then the value of ris 0 2-3 a (a) -1 () 0 1 M2 1 Ais square matrix of order 3, then which of the following is not true? (a) JA'| =| Al (b) JkA| = JA} (6) minor of an element of || can never be equal cofactor of the same element (@) order of minors and of cofactors of elements of | A| is same. Beret {137 ee

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