Preparation Mathematics 10 for 2014-15 You have four choices for each objective type question as A, B, C and D. The choice which you think is correct; fill that circle in front of that question number. Use marker or pen to fill the circles. Cutting or filling more than two circles will result in zero mark in that question. 1 a) Standard form of Quadratic Equation is ππ + π = π, π ≠ π 2 1 a) π = 5 1 −π±√ππ −πππ ππ a) 9 a) 11 2 c) 3 d) 4 b) 3 c) 4 d) 5 b) π = π±√ππ −πππ ππ c) π = −π±√ππ +πππ ππ d) π = π±√ππ +πππ ππ b) (π + π) and (π − π) c) (π − π) and (π − π) d) (π + π) and (π + π) π b) Reciprocal equation c) Radical equation d) None of these An equation of the type ππ + ππ − π + π = π is a/an b) Radical equation c) Reciprocal equation d) None of these The solution set of equation πππ − ππ = π is {± π} b) {π} c) {+ π} d) +2 An equation of the form πππ − πππ + πππ − ππ + π = π is called a/an a) Reciprocal equation 10 b) An equation, which remains unchanged when π replaced by is π is called a) Exponential equation 8 πππ = π, π ≠ π Two linear factors of ππ − πππ + ππ are a) Exponential equation 7 d) The Quadratic Formula is a) (π − π) and (π + π) 6 πππ = ππ, π ≠ π The number of methods to solve quadratic equation is a) 4 c) The number of terms in standard quadratic equation πππ + ππ + π = π is a) 3 b) πππ + ππ + π = π, π≠π b) Radical equation c) Exponential equation d) None of these If πΆ, π· are the rots of πππ + ππ − π = π, then πΆ + π· is π/π b) π/π c) If πΆ, π· are the rots of πππ − π + π = π, then πΆπ· is −π/π d) −π/π −π/π a) 12 π π π πΆ π +π· π πΆ −π d) π c) −π d) π c) Imaginary d) None of these c) Imaginary d) None of these π b) πΆ π −π· c) πΆ−π· πΆπ· d) πΆ+π· πΆπ· πΆπ + π·π is equal to b) π πΆπ π + π·π c) (πΆ + π·)π − ππΆπ· d) πΆ + π· c) π, −π d) π, ππ c) imaginary d) irrational Two square roots of unity are b) π, π Roots of the equation 4ππ − ππ + π = π are b) real, unequal If πΆ, π· are the rots of ππ − π − π = π, then the product of the roots ππΆ and ππ· is b) π c) π d) −π The nature of roots of equation πππ + ππ + π = π is determined by a) sum of the roots 24 c) is equal to a) −π 23 π b) Rational a) real, equal 22 π If ππ − πππ > π, then the roots of πππ + ππ + π = π are a) π, −π 21 d) π, −π, −ππ b) Rational a) πΆπ − π·π 20 c) −π, −π, ππ If ππ − πππ < π, then the roots of πππ + ππ + π = π are a) 19 b) −π, π, −ππ b) a) Irrational 18 d) None of these b) a) Irrational 17 c) Rational Product of Cube roots of unity is a) 16 b) imaginary Sum of Cube roots of unity is a) 15 −π/π d) Cube roots of −π are a) −π, −π, −ππ 14 π/π c) Roots of the equation ππ − π + π = π are a) Irrational 13 π/π b) b) Product of the roots The Discriminant of πππ + ππ + π = π is c) Synthetic division d) discriminant a) ππ − πππ b) ππ + πππ a) relation b) antecedent a) relation d) none of these b) antecedent c) consequent d) none of these c) fourth proportional d) none of these c) fourth proportional d) none of these In a proportion π: π: : π: π , π and π are called 27 a) means b) extremes In a proportion π: π: : π: π , π and π are called 28 a) means b) extremes In continued proportion π: π = π: π, ππ = ππ , π is said to be ---- proportional between π and π 29 a) third b) fourth c) means d) none of these In continued proportion π: π = π: π, π, π is said to be ---- proportional to π and π 30 a) third b) fourth c) means d) none of these b) 4/3 c) 3/4 d) 12 b) π = πππ c) πππ = π d) πππ = π b) ππ = ππ c) ππ = ππ d) ππ = πππ b) π = πππ c) π = ππ π d) π = ππ π Find π in proportion π: π: : π: ππ 31 a) 75/4 If π ∝ ππ , then 32 a) π = ππ π 33 If ππ ∝ ππ then π π a) ππ = ππ π 34 π If π = π = π, then a) π = πππ The third proportional of ππ and ππ is 35 ππ ππ b) ππ ππ c) ππ ππ d) ππ ππ The fourth proportional π of π: π: : π: π is 36 37 c) consequent In the ratio π: π, π is called 26 a) d) −ππ − πππ In a ratio π: π, π is called 25 a) c) −ππ + πππ ππ π b) ππ π If π: π = π: π then πππππππππ π property is c) πππ d) π ππ a) π π π π 39 a) 40 b) π = If π π+π b) π π π = π π+π a) 48 π+π d) π π−π π = π−π π π−π = π c) π−π π+π π = π+π d) π π π = π π b) π π−π = π c) π−π ππ d) ππ π−π π = π−π π b) two values of π c) all values of π d) none of these c) a fraction d) none of these A fraction in which the degree of the numerator is greater or equal to the degree of denominator is called b) an improper fraction c) an equation d) algebraic relation A fraction in which the degree of the numerator is less than degree of denominator is called b) an improper fraction c) an identity d) a proper fraction b) an equation c) a proper fraction d) none of these b) an equation c) an identity d) none of these b) an improper fraction c) an identity d) a constant term ππ+π is (π+π)(π−π) (π + π)π = ππ + ππ + π is ππ +π is (π−π)(π+π) a) a proper fraction 47 π b) an equation a) a linear equation 46 = π΅(π) a) an improper fraction 45 π A function of the form π(π) = π«(π), with π« ≠ π, where π΅(π) and π«(π) are polynomials in π is called a) an equation 44 π+π The identity (ππ + π)π = ππππ + πππ + ππ is true for a) a proper fraction 43 c) π a) an identity 42 π =π π = π then Componendo property is a) One value of π 41 π If π: π = π: π then πππππππππ π property is 38 a) π =π Partial fraction of π¨ π−π + π© π+π π−π are of the form (π−π)(π+π) b) π−π π¨π π−π + π© π+π Partial fraction of (π+π)(ππ +π) are of the form c) π¨ π−π + π©π+πͺ π+π d) π¨π+π© π−π + πͺ π+π a) 49 π¨ + ππ +π π¨ π+π π© + π−π a) 57 a) 58 a) 59 a) 60 a) 61 + ππ +π π¨ π© π¨ d) π©π π+π + ππ +π π¨ π+ π+π + π©π+πͺ π−π c) π + π+π + π−π d) π¨π+π© π+π πͺ + π−π c) set d) none of these b) Natural Numbers c) Irrational Numbers d) Rational Numbers The different number of ways to describe a set are 1 b) 2 c) 3 d) 4 A set with no elements is called b) empty set c) singleton set d) super set c) Null Set d) Finite Set c) Singleton set d) Subset The set {π|π ∈ πΎ Λ π ≤ πππ} is b) Subset The set having only one element is called a) Null set 56 πͺ π+π π a) Infinite Set 50 b) b) power set a) subset 55 π¨π+π© c) A set πΈ = {π |π, π ∈ π Λ π ≠ π} is called a set of a) 54 π©π+πͺ + ππ +π A collection of well-defined object is called a)Whole numbers 53 π¨ π+π ππ +π a) subset 52 b) Partial fractions of (π+π)(π−π) are of the form a) 51 π© π+π b) Power set The power set of an empty set is ∅ b) {π} c) {∅, {π}} d) {∅} 6 c) 8 d) 9 B c) ∅ d) none of these B c) ∅ d) none of these B c) ∅ d) π©−π¨ The number of elements in power set {π, π, π} is 4 b) If π¨ ⊆ π©, then π¨πΌπ© is equal to A b) If π¨ ⊆ π©, then π¨ ∩ π© is equal to A b) If π¨ ⊆ π©, then π¨ − π© is equal to A b) (π¨ ∪ π©) ∪ πͺ is equal to a) π¨ ∩ (π© ∪ πͺ) 62 π¨ ∪ (π© ∩ πͺ) is equal to a) (π¨ ∪ π©) ∩ (π¨ ∪ πͺ) 63 a) 64 a) 65 a) 66 a) 67 a) 68 a) 69 a) 65 a) 70 a) b) b) (π¨ ∪ π©) ∩ πͺ c) π¨ ∩ (π© ∩ πͺ) c) (π¨ ∩ π©) ∪ (π¨ ∩ πͺ) d) π¨ ∩ (π© ∩ πͺ) d) π¨ ∪ (π© ∪ πͺ) d) π©∪π¨ If π¨ and π© are disjoint sets, then π¨ ∪ π© is equal to A b) B c) ∅ If number of elements in a set π¨ is 3 and in set π© is 4, then number of elements in π¨ × π© is 3 b) 4 c) 12 d) 7 If number of elements in a set π¨ is 3 and in set π© is 2, then number of binary relations in π¨ × π© is ππ ππ b) ππ d) ππ c) {π, π, π} d) {π, π, π} c) {π, π, π, π} d) {π, π, π} c) π°π°π° d) π°π½ c) not a function c) The domain of πΉ = {(π, π), (π, π), (π, π), (π, π)} is {π, π, π} b) {π, π, π} The range of πΉ = {(π, π), (π, π), (π, π), (π, π)} is {π, π, π} b) {π, π, π} Point (−π, π) lies in the quadrant π° π°π° b) The relation {(π, π), (π, π), (π, π), (π, π)} is onto function b) into function d) one-one function The group frequency distribution is also called data b)frequency distribution c) frequency polygon d) none of these c) circles d) triangles c) square d) triangle A histogram is a set of adjacent squares b) rectangles 71 A frequency polygon is a many sided a) close figure 72 A cumulative frequency distribution is also called a)frequency distribution 73 π¨ ∪ (π© ∪ πͺ) b) b) rectangle data c)less than distribution A cumulative frequency polygon frequencies are plotted against frequency d) none of these a) mid points 74 Arithmetic mean is a measure that determines a value of the variable under study by dividing the sum of all values of the variable by their a) 75 a) 76 a) 77 a) 78 a) 79 a) 80 a) 81 a) 83 number a) 85 a) 86 a) 87 b) group c) c) class limits denominator d) none of these d) none of these sum d) none of these histogram d) none of these A Deviation is defined as a difference of any value of the variable from a constant b) histogram c) A data in the form of frequency distribution is called grouped data b) ungrouped data c) Mean of a variable with similar observations say constant π is negative b) π itself c) zero d) none of these ratio c) origin d) none of these scale c) rate d) none of these d) none of these Mean is affected by change in value b) Mean is affected by change in place b) Sum of the deviations of the variable X from its mean is always zero b) one c) same The πππ positive root of product of the ππ , ππ , ππ , − − −−, ππ observations is called mode b) mean c) geometric mean d) none of these The value obtained by reciprocating the mean of the reciprocal of ππ , ππ , ππ , − − −−, ππ observations is called a) geometric mean 84 b)upper class boundaries b) median c) harmonic mean d) none of these The most frequent occurring observation in a data set is called mode b) median c) harmonic mean d) none of these The measure which determine the middlemost observation in a data is called average b) dispersion c) central tendency d) none of these d) none of these The observation that divide data into four equal parts are called Deciles b) quartiles c) percentiles The spread or scatterness of observation in a data set is called a) 88 a) 89 average dispersion a) 92 c) central tendency d) average b) central tendency c) average d) b) range c) quartile d) variance b) standard deviation c) range d) harmonic mean b) range c) standard deviation none of these d) a radian The union of two non collinear rays, which have common end point is called an angle b) a degree c) a minute a) CGS system 94 πππ = πππ′ a) a) none of these d) The system of measurement in which the angle is measured in radians is called 96 none of these The positive square root of mean of squared deviation of ππ (π = π, π, π, − − −, π) observation from their arithmetic mean is called 93 a) none of these The mean of squared deviations of ππ (π = π, π, π, − − −, π) observation from their arithmetic mean is called a) 95 none of these The extent of variation between two extreme observations of data is measured by a) 91 dispersion The measures that are used to determine the degree or extent of variation in a data set are called measures of a) 90 b) ππ π b) Sexagecimal system c) MKS system d) circular system b) πππ′ c) ππππ′ d) ππππ′ b) ππππ c) ππππ d) πππ radians= ππππ If ππππ½ = √π, then π½ is equal to πππ b) πππ c) πππ d) πππ b) π + ππππ π½ c) π + ππππ π½ d) π − ππππ π½ πππππ π½ c) ππππ π½ d) ππππ½ 97 ππππ π½ = a) π − ππππ π½ 98 π π + π + ππππ½ π − ππππ½ a) πππππ π½ 99 π πππππ πππ π b) π a) 100 π √π c) √π d) √π π ππππ½ ππππ½ = πππ π½ a) 101 b) π√π b) π ππππ½ c) π ππππ½ d) ππππ½ ππππ½ ππππππ π½ − ππππ π½ = a) −π b) π c) π Iqbal1st Mock Preparation Mathematics 10 for 2014-15 Section-I Q.No.1 1 Answers to the following Questions. Solve ππ + ππ − π = π d) ππππ½ 2 Solve by factorization πππ = πππ 3 Write in standard form π+π + π−π = π 4 Write the names of the methods for solving a quadratic equation. 5 Solve (ππ − π) = π 6 7 8 9 10 Solve √ππ + ππ = π Define quadratic equation. Define reciprocal equation. Define exponential equation. Define radical equation. Q.No.2 1 2 3 4 π π π π π Answers to the following Questions. Discuss the nature of the roots of the equation Discuss the nature of the roots of the equation Discuss the nature of the roots of the equation Discuss the nature of the roots of the equation ππ + ππ + π = π ππ + ππ − π = π πππ − ππ + π = π ππππ − ππ + π = π −π+√−π 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 Find ππ , if π = π Prove that the sum of the all cube roots of unity is zero. Find the product of complex cube roots of unity. Show that ππ + ππ = (π + π) (π + ππ) (π + πππ) Evaluate πππ + πππ + π Evaluate (π − π + ππ )π If π is cube root of unity, form an equation whose roots are ππ and πππ . Using synthetic division, find the remainder and quotient when (ππ + πππ + π) ′ (π − π) Using synthetic division, show that π − π is the factor of ππ + ππ − ππ + π. Find the sum and product of the roots of the equation ππππ + πππ − ππ = π. 15 Find πΆπ + π·π of the roots of the equation ππ − ππ + π = π 16 If π, π are the roots of πππ − ππ + π = π, find ππ + ππ 17 If π, π are the roots of πππ − ππ + π = π, find 18 19 20 If π, π are the roots of πππ − ππ + π = π, find π − π If π, π are the roots of ππ − ππ + π = π, find an equation whose roots are −π, −π If π, π are the roots of ππ − ππ + π = π, find an equation whose roots are ππ, ππ. 5 Q.No.3 1 2 3 4 5 6 π π Answers to the following Questions. Define ratio and give one example. Define proportion. Define direct variation. Define inverse variation. State theorem of componendo-dividendo. Find π, if π βΆ π : βΆ π βΆ π. πΆ π· +πΆ π· 7 8 9 10 11 If π and ππ varies directly, and π = ππ when π = π. Find the value of π when π = π. If π and π varies inversely, and π = π, when π = π. Find π when π = ππ. Find the fourth proportional to π, π, π. Find a mean proportional to ππ and π9. Find a third proportional to π8 and π. 12 If π ∝ 13 If π ∝ ππ and π = ππ when π = π, π = π, then find π. 14 If π ∝ ππ and π = 2 when π = π, then find π ππ π ππ§π π = ππ π°π‘ππ§ π = π, π = π, ππ‘ππ§ ππ’π§π π π Q.No.4 1 2 3 4 Answers to the following Questions. Define a rational fraction. What is a proper fraction? What is an improper fraction? What are partial fractions? 5 How can we make partial fractions of 6 Resolve into partial fraction 7 Find partial fractions of 8 Resolve into partial fraction 9 How we can make the partial fractions of 10 Whether (π + π)π = ππ + ππ + π is an identity? π−π (π+π)(π+π) π ππ −π π (π+π)(π−π) π (π−π)π Q.No.5 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Answers to the following Questions. Define a subset and give one example. Write all the subsets of the set {π, π} Show by Venn diagram π¨ ∩ (π© ∪ πͺ). Define intersection of two sets. Define a function. Define one-one function. Define an onto function. Define a bijective function. Write De Morgan’s laws. Show π¨ ∩ π© by Venn diagram. When π¨ ⊆ π© Q.No.6 1 2 3 4 5 Answers to the following Questions. Define class limits Define class mark What is cumulative frequency? Define a frequency distribution What is histogram? π (π+π)(π−π) 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 Q.No.7 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Name two measures of central tendency Define Arithmetic mean. Write three properties of Arithmetic mean. Define Median. Define Mode? What do you mean by Harmonic mean? Define Geometric mean. What is Range? Define Standard deviation. Answers to the following Questions. Define an angle. What is the sexagesimal system of measurement of angles? How many minutes are in two right angles? Define radian measure of an angle. π Convert π radian to degree measure. Convert 15o to radians. What is radian measure of the central angle of an arc 50m long on the circle of radius 25m? Find r when l = 56 cm and π½ = πππ π Find ππππ½ when ππππ½ = ππ and terminal side of the angle q is in fourth quadrant prove that (π − ππππ π½)(π + ππππ π½) Fill in the blanks Chapter No: 1 The standard form of the quadratic equation is________. The number of methods to solve a quadratic equation are ________. The name of the method to derive a quadratic formula is ________. The solution of the equation πππ + ππ + π = π, π ≠ π is ________. The solution set of ππππ − π = π is ________. An equation of the form πππ − πππ + π = π is called a/an ________ equation. The solution set of the equation ππ − π = π is ________. An equation of the typeππ + ππ + ππ + π + π = π called a/an ________ equation. A root of an equation, which do not satisfy the equation is called ________ root. An equation involving impression of the variable under ________ is called radical equation. Fill in the blanks Chapter No: 2 The discriminant of + bx + c = 0 is ________. 2 If b - 4ac = 0, then roots of ax2 + bx + c = 0 are ________. If b2 - 4ac > 0, then the roots of ax2 + bx + c = 0 are ________. If b2 - 4ac < 0, then the root of ax2 + bx + c = 0 are ________. If b2 - 4ac > 0 and perfect square, then the roots of ax2 + bx + c = 0 are ________. If b2 - 4ac > 0 and not a perfect square, then roots of ax2 + bx + c = 0 are ________. If a, b are the roots of ax2 + bx + c = 0, then sum of the roots is ________. If a, b are the roots of ax2 + bx + c = 0, then product of the roots is ________. If a, b are the roots of 7x2 - 5x + 3 = 0, then the sum of the roots is ________. If a, b are the roots of 5x2 + 3x - 9 = 0, then product of the roots is ________. ax2 π For a quadratic equation πππ + ππ + π = π, πΆπ· is equal to ________. Cube roots of unity are ________. Under usual notation sum of the cube roots of unity is ________. If 1, w, w2 are the cube roots of unity, then w-7 is equal to ________. If a, b are the roots of the quadratic equation, then the quadratic equation is written as ________. If 2 w and 2 w2 are the roots of an equation, then equation is ________. Fill in the blanks Chapter No: 3 The simplest form of the ratio In a ratio π βΆ π; π is called ________. In a ratio π βΆ π; π is called ________. In a proportion π βΆ π βΆ : π βΆ π; π and π are called ________. In a proportion π βΆ π βΆ : π βΆ π; π and π are called ________. In proportion π βΆ π βΆ : π βΆ π, π = ________. If π βΆ π βΆ : π βΆ ππ, then m = ________. If π and π varies directly, then π = ________. If π varies directly as ππ , then ππ = ________. If π varies inversely as ππ , then π = ________. A third proportional of ππ and π, is ________. A third proportional of ππ and π, is ________. The mean proportional of πππ ππ and ππ is ________. Fill in the blanks Chapter No: 5 If π¨ ⊆ π©, then π¨ ∪ π© = ________. If π¨ ∩ π© = π then π¨ and π© are ______. If π¨ ⊆ π© and π© ⊆ π¨ then __________. π¨ ∩ (π© ∪ πͺ) = __________. π¨ ∪ (π© ∩ πͺ) = ________. The complement of πΌ is ___________. The complement of π is ___________. A∩Ac = ___________. A∪Ac = ___________. The set {π|π ∈ π¨ πππ π ∉ π©} =__________________. The point (−π, − π) lies in ___________ quadrant. The point (π, − π) lies in ___________ quadrant. The y co-ordinate of every point is ___________ on-π − ππππ. The x co-ordinate of every point is ___________ on-π − ππππ. The domain of {(π, π), (π, π), (π, π )} is ___________. The range of {(π, π), (π, π), (π, π)} is ___________. Venn-diagram was first used by ___________. A subset of π¨ × π¨ is called the ___________ in A. If π : π¨ → π© and πππππ ππ π = π©, then π is an ___________ function. The relation {(π, π), (π, π), (π, π )} is ___________ a function. Fill in the blanks Chapter No: 7 π radians = _________degree. The terminal side of angle 235o lies in _________quadrant. Terminal side of the angle -30o lies in _________quadrant. Area of a circular sector is _________. If r = 2 cm and q = 3 radian, then area of the circular sector is _________. The general form of the angle 480o is _________ π If ππππ½ = π, then π½ =_________________. If π½ = ππππ , then πππ(−πππ)π =_______________ π + ππππ π½ =_________________. πΊπππ½ − ππππ½ =____________