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The document contains a series of mathematical problems and their answers, covering topics such as inequalities, differential equations, vector algebra, integration, and probability. It includes methods for solving equations, finding intersections, and applying various mathematical principles. Additionally, it provides instructions for using truth tables, trigonometric identities, and properties of integrals.

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The document contains a series of mathematical problems and their answers, covering topics such as inequalities, differential equations, vector algebra, integration, and probability. It includes methods for solving equations, finding intersections, and applying various mathematical principles. Additionally, it provides instructions for using truth tables, trigonometric identities, and properties of integrals.

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Q.1 (i) Answer: (C) For all x in A, x + 6 >= 9 is not true.

Q.1 (ii) Answer: (D) a - b - c

Q.1 (iii) Answer: (C) 40

Q.1 (iv) Answer: (D) (4i - j + 2k) + lambda(-2i - j + k)

Q.1 (v) Answer: (A) 29/15

Q.1 (vi) Answer: (A) 36

Q.1 (vii) Answer: (A) 1/2 (1 + log x)^2 + c

Q.1 (viii) Answer: (C) 17/2

Q.2 (i) Negation: For all n in N, n + 8 <= 11

Q.2 (ii) Unit vector in opposite direction to u = i + 3j: -u/|u| = -(i + 3j)/sqrt(10)

Q.2 (iii) Order of differential equation: 2

Q.2 (iv) Condition: f'(x) > 0 for all x in R for f(x) to be strictly increasing.

Q.3: Use truth table to show both statements are equivalent.

Q.4: Adjoint of matrix [[2, -2], [4, 3]] is [[3, 2], [-4, 2]]

Q.5: General solution of tan^2(x) = 1 is x = npi + pi/4 or x = npi + 3pi/4

Q.6: Points of intersection are found by solving system of equations.

Q.7: Angle between line and x-axis = arccos(direction cosine w.r.t X)

Q.8: Use vector and cross product to find required plane.

Q.9: Use Lagrange multipliers or algebraic method.

Q.10: Use substitution u = sin(x), integral becomes integral sec(u) du

Q.11: Use standard integral formula of 1/(a^2 - x^2) form

Q.12: Integration using substitution method, let tan(x/2) = t

Q.13: Area under parabola using definite integration

Q.14: Uniform distribution: P(1<x<3) = 2/5, P(x>4) = 1/5

Q.15: Write Boolean expression, construct truth table.

Q.16: Use trigonometric identity and solve.

Q.17: Use cosine rule to find angles.


Q.18: Use direction ratio formula and vector algebra.

Q.19: Use parametric form of line and direction ratios.

Q.20: Use vector form with position vector and two direction vectors.

Q.21: d^n(log x)/dx^n = (-1)^(n-1)*(n-1)!/x^n

Q.22: Differentiate s(t) to get velocity and acceleration.

Q.23: Differentiate implicitly to get dy/dx for tangent.

Q.24: E(X) = 3*(1/2), Var(X) = 3*(1/2)*(1/2) = 3/4

Q.25: Solve linear DE using integration factor or substitution.

Q.26: (i) (13/52)^5 (ii) (39/52)^5

Q.27: Perform row operations to find inverse of matrix.

Q.28: Show by substituting general second degree homogeneous equation.

Q.29: Use linear combination of vectors to find scalars t1 and t2.

Q.30: Graph LPP, identify feasible region and maximize Z = 3x + 5y.

Q.31: Chain rule: dy/dx = (dy/dt)/(dx/dt); dT/dx = dT/dt / dx/dt.

Q.32: Use Euler's formula and standard trigonometric integrals.

Q.33: Use property of definite integrals, then evaluate integral.

Q.34: Newton's Law of Cooling: T = T_a + (T_0 - T_a)e^(-kt).

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