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The document is an answer key for a First Year Higher Secondary Model Examination held in June 2022, containing various mathematical problems and their solutions. It covers topics such as distance formula, limits, subsets, equations of circles, and statistical measures like mean and variance. Each question is assigned a specific score, and students are instructed to answer a certain number of questions from the provided list.

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+1 Model Exam 2022- Maths (Science) Answer Key

The document is an answer key for a First Year Higher Secondary Model Examination held in June 2022, containing various mathematical problems and their solutions. It covers topics such as distance formula, limits, subsets, equations of circles, and statistical measures like mean and variance. Each question is assigned a specific score, and students are instructed to answer a certain number of questions from the provided list.

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First Year Higher Secondary Model 6.

a) 8 octants (1)
Examination, June 2022 b) Distance formula,
Answer Key √(x 2−x 1)2 +( y 2− y 1)2 +( z2 −z1 )2 (2)
Answer any 6 questions. Each carries 3 scores. = 2
√(1−−1) +(−3−3) +(4−−4 ) 2 2

1. a) No. Of subsets of a set with n elements = 2n = √ 22+6 2+ 82


2
2 =4 = √ 104
option ii) 4 (1) 4 x+3 4 x 4+3 19
b) {1,2}, {1}, {2}, ϕ (1) 7. a) lim = = (1)
x→4 x−2 4−2 2
c) {x :6< x≤12 , x ∈ R} (1) 3
x −1
2. a) 45°
b)
(1)
(2)
3
x −1
b) lim 2 =lim 2
x−1 ( ) (2)
x→1 x −1 x→ 1 x −1

3
5 x−1 ( )
3
x −1
x
=
lim
x→1
( )= 3
x−1
4
x −1 2
2
lim (
4 3 x→1 x−1 )
cos x=− and tan x=−
5 4 8. a) √ 7 is not irrational (1)
3. a) a1=5 x 1+ 1=6 (1) b) Converse (2)
2
a2=5 x 2+1=11 If a number n is even , then n is even.
a3 =5 x 3+1=16 Contrapositive
a 4=5 x 4+1=21 If a number n2 is not even , then n is not even.
b) Here a = 6 and d = 11-6 = 5 (2) Answer any 6 questions. Each carries 4 scores.
n 9. a) B (1)
S n= (2 a+(n−1)d) 
b) i) A ={1,3,5,7,9} (1)
2 
n n 5 n2 +7 n B ={1,4,6,8,9}
ie, S n= (12+( n−1)5)= (5 n+7)= ii) A∪B={2,3,4,5,6,7,8} (1)
2 2 2
y 2− y 1 5−1 iii) ( A∪B)={1,9} (1)
4. a) m= = =2 (1) A∩B ={1,9}
x 2−x 1 4−2
Therefore ( A∪B)=A∩B (3)
b) Three points A,B and C are collinear , then
10. a) R={(1,3) ,(2,6) ,(3,9),(4,12)}
Slope of AB = slope of BC (2)
1−−1 5−1 Domain={1,2,3,4 }
2−x
=
4−2 Range={3,6,9,12}
2 b) f (0)=2 x 0−5=−5 (1)
=2 11. a) For n=1 (1)
2−x
1=2−x LHS = 1
x=1 3 1−1
RHS = =1
5. Equation of a circle with centre (h,k) and radius r 2
is (x−h)2 +( y −k )2=r 2 (3) LHS=RHS, P(1) is true.
Let (h,0) be the centre, since Centre lies on x-axis. b) Assume that P(k) is true. (3)
k
And its radius 5. 2 k−1 3 −1
P(k )=1+3+ 3 + ...+ 3 =
Equation become, ( x−h)2 + y 2=52 2
Also the circle passing through the point (2,3) Now P(k +1)=1+3+3 +...+3 k−1+ 3k
2

Then , (2−h)2 +32=5 2 3 k −1 k


= +3
2
(2−h) +9=25 2
(2−h)2=16 3 k −1+2.3k
=
2−h=±4 2
k+1
If 2-h=4, then h= -2. 3 −1
=
If 2-h= -4, then h = 6. 2
Therefore the equations of circles are, P(k+1) is true.
2 2 2
(x+ 2) + y =5 and ( x−6) + y =5
2 2 2 Hence P(n) is true by induction.
7! 16. Here a = 4 and b =3 (4)
12. a) =7 x 6=42 (1) 2
5! c =16−9=7
b) No.of arrangements = n pr (2) c=√ 7
= p49 c √7
Eccentricity , e = =
= 9 x 8 x 7 x 6 = 3024 a 4
c) 1 (1) 2 b2 9
Length of latus rectum = =
13. a) 5 terms (1) a 2
b) (3) 13 1
17. i) P(a diamond) = = (1)
n n n n n−1 n
(a+ b) = C 0 a + C 1 a b+ C2 a b +...+ C n b
n−2 2 n n
52 4
2 3
4
3 4 2 2 3
2 48 12
ii) P(not an ace) = (2)
(x+
x ) = 4C 0 (x 2)4 + 4C1 (x 2)3 () x
+ C2( x )
3
()x
4
=
52 13
26 1
3 3 iii) P(black card) = = (1)
()
+ 4C 3 ( x2 )
x
+ 4C 4 ()x
52 2
Answer any 3 questions. Each carries 6 scores.
3 9 27 81 tan x + tan y
=1. x 8+ 4. x6 . + 6. x 4 . 2 + 4. x2 . 3 +1. 4 18. a) tan (x+ y )= (3)
x x x x 1−tan x tan y
2 108 81
8 5
= x +12 x +54 x + + 4 tan π +tan x

14. Let
a
r
x
, a , ar be three terms of a GP.
x
(4) tan( π + x )
4
=
( 4
1−tan π tan x
4
)
Then their product is 1. tan( π −x ) tan π −tan x
So,
a
r
. a . ar=1
ie, a3 =1
4
( 4
1+tan π tan x
4
)
1+ tan x
a =1
39 =
( 1−tan x )
Also their sum is 1−tan x
a
i e, + a+ar =
39
10
( 1+ tan x )
r 10 1+ tan x 1+ tan x
1
+1+r=
39
= (1−tan x )(
x
1−tan x )
r 10 1+ tan x 2
10(1+r +r )=39 r
2
2 = (1−tan x )
10 r −29 r +10=0 x+ y x−y
b) cos x +cos y=2cos ( )cos ( ) (3)
29±√ (29)2−4.10 .10 2 2
r= 3 x+ x 3 x− x
2.10 cos 3 x+cos x−cos 2 x=2 cos( )cos ( )−cos 2 x
2 2
5 2
r= and r= =2 cos 2 x cos x−cos 2 x
2 5
=cos 2 x (2 cos x−1)
5 2 5
If r= , then three terms are , 1, . cos 2 x=0 or 2 cos x−1=0
2 5 2 π
2 x =(2 n+1) 2 cos x=1
2 5 2 2
If r= , then three terms are , 1,
5 2 5 1
x=(2n+1) π , n ∈ Z cos x=
15. a) y=0 (1) 4 2
b) i) Equation reduced into slope intercept form, x=2 n π ± π , n ∈ Z
3 3
y=− x +6 (1)
2
3 19. a) i 4=1 (1)
then slope = − a −b
2 −1
b) Z = 2 2 +i 2 2 (2)
ii) Equation reduced into intercept form (2) a +b a +b
x y 1 −−1
+ =1 = 2 2
+i 2
4 6 1 +(−1) 1 +(−1)2
x-intercept = 4 1 1
= +i
y-intercept = 6 2 2
2 2 y  d d d
c) Z =r (cos θ + isin θ ) , r=√ x + y , tan θ = b) f ( x)= (5 sin x)− (6 cos x )+ (7) (3)
x dx dx dx
r= √12 +12=√ 2 (3) d d d
=5 (sin x )−6 ( cos x)+ (7)
−1 dx dx dx
tan θ = ,then θ =− π =5 cos x +6 sin x
1 4
Polar form is Z =√ 2( cos π +isin −π )
− 22.
4 4 class fi xi xi f i 2 2
xi xi f i
20. x + 2y = 8
x y 0 - 10 5 5 25 25 125
0 4 10 - 20 8 15 120 225 1800
8 0 20 - 30 15 25 375 625 9375
(6) 30 - 40 16 35 560 1225 19600
2x + y = 8 40 - 50 6 45 270 2025 12150
x y N = 50 1350 43050
0 8 n

4 0
∑ xi f i 1350
i=1
i) Mean, X̄ = = =27 (2)
N 50
n

∑ x i2 f i
ii) Variance, σ2 = i=1 −( X̄ )
2
(4)
N
43050 2
= −27 =132
50
S.D = √ (132)=11.489
....................................................................................
Prepared by Ann Saby Jacob
HSST Mathematics
GTHSS Poomala

 f ( x+ h)−f ( x)
21. a) f ( x)=lim (3)
h→0 h
sin (x+ h)−sin x
= lim
h→ 0 h
x +h+ x x +h−x
= lim
2 cos ( 2 ) (
sin
2 )
h→ 0 h
h+2 x h
= lim
2 cos ( 2 ) ()
sin
2
h→ 0 h
h
sin
= lim cos
h→ 0

2x
( h+ 2 x
2 ) lim
h→0
( ) h
2
2

=cos =cos x
2

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