1. 1.

To express a single rational function as a sum of two or more single rational functions, which are
called: (A) Partial fractions (B) Conditional fraction
(C) Rational fractions (D) None
2. An equation in which two algebraic expressions are equal for particular value/s of the variable is called:
a. (A) Fractional equation (B) Inequation
b. (C) Solution of equation (D) Conditional equation
3. Partial fraction resolution is defined as:
(A) Expressing a rational function as a sum of partial fraction
(B) Expressing a rational function as an improper rational function
(C) Both a & b
(D) None of these
4. An equation which holds good for all values of the variable is called:
a. (A) Fractional equation (B) Inequality
b. (C) Identity (D) None of these
P( x )
5. A rational fraction is called------,if the degree of the polynomial P(x) is less than the degree of the
Q(x)
polynomial q(x).
a. (A) Proper rational fraction (B) Improper rational fraction

b. (C) Partial fraction (D) None

P( x )
6. A rational fraction is called ………., if the degree of polynomial P(x) is equal to or greater than the
Q(x)
degree of the polynomial Q(x):
a. (A) Proper rational fraction (B) Improper rational fraction
b. (C) Partial fraction (D) None
7 x2
7. is:
(x 3 +3)
a. (A) Improper fraction (B) Proper fraction
b. (C) Polynomial (D) Equation
2 2
8. 2 x +3 x −13 x+ 51 is:
a. (A) An equation (B) A polynomial
b. (C) A proper fraction (D) An improper fraction
9. An open sentence formed by using the sign of equality ‘=’ is called:
a. (A) An identity (B) A polynomial
b. (C) An equation (D) None
10. Which of the following is an improper rational fraction?
x +1 x 2+ 1
a. (A) (B)
2 x +1 2 x +1
x+ 1
b. (C) (D) A and B both
2 x 2 +1
px+ q
11. Partial fraction of is constant form:
( 3 x +2 )2
A B P Q
a. (A) + 2 (B) +
(3 x+ 2) (3 x +2 ) (3 x+ 2) (3 x +2 )2
L M
b. (C) 2
+ (D) All
( 3 x +2 ) (3 x +2)
x −1
12. The constant form of the function when resolved into partial fraction is:
(3 x−2)(x−1)
A B A Bx
a. (A) + (B) +
(3 x+ 2) ( x−1) (3 x+ 2) ( x−1)
 Px+ Q R
b. (C) + (D) None
(3 x+ 2) ( x−1)
2 x +3
13. The constant form of the function 2 when resolved into partial fraction is:
(x +2)( x +1)
A
+
Bx +C A Bx C x2
a. (A) (B) + +
( x+1 ) ( x 2+ 2) (x +1) ( x 2+ 2) ( x 2+2)
Ax+ B
b. (C) (D) None
(x 2 +2)
x +3
14. The constant form of the function when resolved into partial fraction is:
(x +2)( x2−9)
A Bx+C A B C
a. (A) + 2 (B) + +
( x+2 ) ( x −9) (x +2) ( x−3) ( x+3)
A B
b. (C) + (D) Both B and C
(x +2) ( x−3)
2 x +1
15. The constant form of the function 2 when resolved into partial fraction is:
(x +2)( x −4)
A B C A Bx +C D
a. (A) + 2
+ (B) + 2
+
( x+2 ) ( x +2 ) (x−2) (x +2) ( x+2 ) ( x−2)
A B C
b. (C) + + (D) Both B and C
(x−2) ( x +2) ( x +2 )2
2 x +1
16. The constant form of the function 2 when resolved into partial fraction is:
(x −4)
A B A B
a. (A) + (B) +
( x+2 ) (x−2) (x−2) (x +2)
P Q
b. (C) + (D) All
(x +2) (x−2)
1
17. The constant form of the function 2 when resolved into partial fraction is:
(x +4)( x 2 +5)
1 1 1 1
a. (A) 2
+ 2 (B) 2
− 2
( x + 4 ) ( x +5) (x +4) ( x +5)
1 1
b. (C) 2
+ 2 (D) None
(x +5) (x + 4)
ax +b
18. The constant form of the function when resolved into partial fraction is:
( cx +d )2
A B Ax+ B
a. (A) + 2 (B
( cx +d ) ( cx +d ) ( cx +d )2
A B
b. (C) + (D) None
(cx + d) (cx +d)
x +3
19. The constant form of the function when resolved into partial fraction is:
x(x +1)
4 1 3 1
a. (A) − (B) +
3 ( x−4 ) 3( x −1) 4 ( x+ 2) 4( x −2)
3 2
b. (C) − (D) None
x x+ 1
x A B
20. If = + what is the value of A & B?
(x +1)( x +2) x +1 x +2
 −1
∧−1
a. (A) −1∧2 (B) 2
3
1∧1
b. (C) (D) 1∧1
2
3 A B
21. If = + what is the value of A & B?
(x−1)(2 x+3) x−1 2 x +3
3 −3
∧6 ∧6
a. (A) 5 (B) 5
5 5
3
∧−6
b. (C) 5 (D) ¿
5
3 x+2 A B C
22. Resolving 2 = + + into partial fraction, what is the value of C?
(x −9)(x +4 ) x−3 x+3 x+ 4
10 −10
a. (A) (B)
13 7
−10
b. (C) (D) 10
7
3 x +2 A Bx+ C
23. Resolving = + 2 into partial fraction, what is the value of A?
(x−3)( x +4) 2
x−3 x +4
11 1
a. (A) (B)
13 13
1
b. (C) (D) 1
11
1 P Q R S
24. Resolving 2 2
= 3
+ 2
+ + into partial fraction, what is the value of S?
( x+1 ) (x −1) ( x +1 ) ( x+ 1 ) (x +1) ( x−1)
1 1
a. (A) (B)
5 3
1 1
b. (C) (D)
4 8
3 x +2
25. The constant form of is:
(x−3)( x 2 +4)
A Bx+C Ax+ B C
a. (A) + 2 (B) +
x−3 ( x + 4) 2
(x +4) ( x−3)
Bx +C A
b. (C) 2
+ (D) All
(x +4) ( x−3)
26. When a rational fraction is separated into partial fractions, the result is:
a. (A) An equation (B) Identity
b. (C) Inequality (D) None
3 x 2 +2
27. can be written as:
x−1
A Ax +B
a. (A) (B)
x−1 x−1
5
b. (C) 3 x+ 3+ (D) None
x−1
28. 3 x−9=0 is a conditional equation, it is true for:
a. (A) 2 (B) 3
3 2
b. (C) (D)
2 3
29. x 2−9 x=0 is a conditional equation, it is true for:
a. (A) 0,3 (B) 0,-3
b. (C) 0,9 (D) 0,-9
2
30. x −9 x +8=0 is a conditional equation, it is true for:
a. (A) 7,8 (B) 1,8
b. (C) -1,-8 (D) -8,1
1 A B C
31. Resolving = + + into partial fraction, what is the value of A?
( x+1 ) (x−1) x −1 ( x +1) ( x+1 )2
2

1 1
a. (A) (B)
5 3
1 1
b. (C) (D)
4 8
1+ 2 x A B C
32. Resolving = + + into partial fraction, what is the value of B?
( x+2 )2 (x−2) x−2 ( x +2) ( x+ 2 )2
1 1
a. (A) (B)
5 3
−5 1
b. (C) (D)
16 8
1+ 2 x A B C
33. Resolving = + + into partial fraction, what is the value of A?
( x+2 ) (x−2) x−2 ( x +2) ( x+ 2 )2
2

5 1
a. (A) (B)
16 3
−5 1
b. (C) (D)
16 8
1+ 2 x A B C
34. Resolving = + + into partial fraction, what is the value of C?
( x+2 ) (x−2) x−2 ( x +2) ( x+ 2 )2
2

5 1
a. (A) (B)
16 3
−5 1
b. (C) (D)
16 8
3+2 x A Bx+ C
35. Resolving = + 2 into partial fraction, what is the value of A?
(x +1)(x +2) x +1 ( x +2)
2

5 1
a. (A) (B)
16 3
−5 3
b. (C) (D)
16 4
3+2 x A Bx+ C
36. Resolving = + 2 into partial fraction, what is the value of B?
2
(x +1)(x +2) x +1 ( x +2)
5 1
a. (A) (B)
16 3
−5 −1
b. (C) (D)
16 3
3+2 x A Bx+ C
37. Resolving = + 2 into partial fraction, what is the value of C?
(x +1)(x +2) x +1 ( x +2)
2

1 1
a. (A) 2 (B)
3 3
−5 3
b. (C) (D)
16 4
 x A Bx +C
38. Resolving = + 2 into partial fraction, what is the value of A?
(2 x+1)(x +1) 2 x +1 (x +1)
2

−2 1
a. (A) (B)
5 3
−5 3
b. (C) (D)
16 4
x A Bx +C
39. Resolving = + 2 into partial fraction, what is the value of B?
(2 x+1)(x +1) 2 x +1 (x +1)
2

−2 1
a. (A) (B)
5 3
1 3
b. (C) (D)
5 4
x A Bx +C
40. Resolving = + 2 into partial fraction, what is the value of B?
2
(2 x+1)(x +1) 2 x +1 (x +1)
−2 1
a. (A) (B)
5 3
−5 2
b. (C) (D)
16 5
P( x )
41. A quotient of two polynomials :Q(x )≠ 0 with no common factor is called:
Q(x)
a. (A) polynomial (B) Rational fraction
b. (C) Irrational fraction (D) None
a2 +b2
42. If 2 2 2 2 is a ---------- rational fraction:
(x +a )(x +b )
a. (A) Proper (B) Improper
b. (C) Both A and B (D) None
6 x2 + x 3 +3 x−2
43. The rational fraction 2 2 is a:
(x + 2)( x −3)
a. (A) Proper (B) Improper
b. (C) Non- terminating (D) None
44. The expression x−2−6 x−1=−5 is an:
a. (A) Linear equation (B) Conditional equation
b. (C) Equation (D) Identity
45. The conditional equation −x +1=0 is true for:
a. (A) x=-1 (B) x=1
b. (C) For all x (D) None
46. An identity equation ( x +3 ) ( x −1 )=x 2+ 2 x−3 is true for:
a. (A) x=1,-3 (B) x=-1,3
b. (C) For all x (D) +ve values of x
47. Types of rational factors are:
a. (A) One (B) Two
b. (C) Three (D) Four
P( x )
48. If degree of P(x) is 2 and Q(x)=-1 then rational fraction ; Q ( x ) ≠ is a:
Q(x)
a. (A) Proper rational fraction (B) Improper rational fraction
b. (C) Constant (D) None
2 x 2−x +5
49. Resolution of into partial fraction contain how many proper rational fractions?
( x+1 )2
a. (A) Two (B) Three
 b. (C) Four (D) Five
3
( x+1 )
50. Resolution of into partial fraction contain how many proper rational fractions?
x−1
a. (A) One (B) Two
b. (C) Three (D) Four
51. Any improper rational fraction can be reduced by division into sum of:
a. (A) Constant and proper fraction (B) Polynomial and proper fraction
b. (C) Polynomial an improper fraction (D) Polynomial of degree one and
proper
x 2−10 x+13
52. =¿
(x−1)( x−2)( x−3)
2 3 4 2 3 4
a. (A) + + (B) + −
x−1 x−2 x−3 x−1 x−2 x−3
−2 3 4 −2 3 4
b. (C) + − (D) + +
x−1 x−2 x−3 x−1 x−2 x−3
2 x 3 + x 2 + x−3
53. =¿
x(2 x +3)( x−1)
1 8 1
a. (A) − − (B)
x 5 ( 2 x +3 ) 5( x−1)
1 8 1
2+ − −
x 5 ( 2 x +3 ) 5(x−1)
1 8 1 1 8 1
b. (C) 3+ − − (D) 1+ − −
x 5 ( 2 x +3 ) 5( x−1) x 5 ( 2 x +3 ) 5( x−1)
1
54. =¿
( x−1 )( x +1 )3
1 1 1 1
a. (A) − − + (B) -
8(x−1) 8(x+ 1) 4 ( x +1 ) 2 ( x +1 )3
2

1 1 1 1
− − −
8(x−1) 8 ( x +1 ) 4 ( x +1 ) 2 ( x+ 1 )3
2

1 1 1 1
b. (C) − − − (D) None’
8(x−1) 8 ( x +1 ) 4 ( x +1 ) 2 ( x+ 1 )3
2

55. Which is rational fraction?

x +1 x+ 1
a. (A) (B)
x2 +1 x−1
1
b. (C) (D) All
x+1
56. Resolution of a rational fraction into a partial is an:
a. (A) Equation (B) Identity
b. (C) Conditional (D) None
57. Which one is identity?
a. (A) x 2−x +6=0 (B) 2 x+3=0
2
b. (C) x −x−6=( x −3)(x +2) (D) None
58. Which one is conditional?
a. (A) x 3+ x2 + x +1=0 (B) 4 ( 2 x +3 ) =8 x+12
2 2
b. (C) ( x +1 ) =x + 2 x +1 (D) None
59. If a x +2 x +5=3 x 3 +3 x +3 is an identity then:
3

a. (A) a=0 (B) a=2

b. (C) a=3 (D) None
60. If a x 2+ b2 +bx +3=−x2 +3 x +3 is an identity then a and b are:
a. (A) -3,4 (B) -4,3
b. (C) 3,-4 (D) 4,-3
1
61. Partial fraction of is:
(x +1)(x +1)
A B A
a. (A) + (B)
x+1 x +1 ( x+1 )2
A B
b. (C) + (D) None
x+1 ( x +1 )2
62. Which one is proper rational fractional?
1 x
a. (A) 3 (B)
x −1 x+1
x 2+1
b. (C) (D) None
(x +1)(x +2)
2 x +3
63. Partial fraction of 2 is:
x −9
A B A B
a. (A) + (B) +
x−3 ( x−3 )2 x−3 x +3
A B
b. (C) + (D) Both B and C
x+3 x−3
x−3
64. Partial fraction of is:
( x−4 )2
Ax+ B Ax +B Cx+ D
a. (A) (B) +
( x−4 )2 x −4 ( x−4 )2
A B
b. (C) + (D) None
x−4 ( x−4 )2
1
65. Partial fraction of 2 is:
x −x+6
1 1 1 1 1 1
a. (A) [ + ] (B) [ − ]
5 x−3 x +2 5 x−3 x+2
1 1 1 1 1 1
b. (C) [ + ] (D) [ − ]
5 x+3 x−2 5 x+3 x−2
1
66. Partial fraction of is:
1+ x3
A Bx +C A B
a. (A) + (B) +
1−x 1+ x+ x 2 1+ x 1−x+ x 2
A Bx+C A B
b. (C) + (D) +
1+ x 1+ x + x 2 1+ x 1+ x + x 2
1
67. Partial fraction of is:
1−x 4
Ax +B Cx+ D A B C
a. (A) + (B) + +
1+ x 2 1−x 2 1+ x 1−x ( 1−x )2
A B Cx+ D
b. (C) + + (D) None
1−x 1+ x 1+ x2
2 x+7
68. Partial fraction of 4 2 is:
x +x +4
1 1 1 1
a. (A) 2
+ 2 (B) 2
− 2
x + x +2 x + x−2 x + x +2 x + x−2
 3x 1
b. (C) 2
+ 2 (D) None
x + x +2 x + x−2
2x
69. Partial fraction of 4 2 is:
x + x +1
1 1 1 1
a. (A) 2
+ 2 (B) 2
− 2
x + x +1 x −x +1 x −x+1 x + x +1
x x
b. (C) 2
+ 2 (D) None
x −x+1 x −x +1
1 3
70. + 2 is a partial fraction of:
x+1 x −x +1
4 x
a. (A) 3 (B) 3
x +1 x +1
x2 +2 x+ 4
b. (C) (D) None
x 3+1
3x 1 2 1
71. In the identity = + , is called:
(x−1)( x+ 2) x−1 x +2 x−1
a. (A) Partial fraction resolution (B) Partial fraction
b. (C) Identity (D) Improper rational fraction
72. Which of the following is a conditional equation?
π
a. (A) cos2θ (B) sin −1 x= −cos−1 x
2
b. (C) ln ( xy )=ln x + ln y , x> 0 , y > 0 (D) sinx+cosx =0
3
x + x +3
73. will be an improper rational fraction if degree of Q(x)=?
Q(x )
a. (A) 3 (B) 4
b. (C) 5 (D) 6
x 2+ 1
74. Partial fractions of are of the form:
(x +1)(x −1)
R S R Sx +T
a. (A) + (B) +
x+1 x −1 x+1 x 2 +1
R S R Sx +T
b. (C) 1+ + (D) 1+ +
x+1 x−1 x+1 x−1
75. Which of the following is an identity?
a. (A) 3x+1=4 (B) x 2−x−6=0
b. (C) x=3 ( x +2 )−2(x +3) (D) √ x+1 +2=4
4 x3
76. Partial fractions of are:
( x+1 )2 (x 2 +1)
7 5 2 x +1
a. (A) + 2
+ 2 (B)
2(x+1) ( x +1 ) x −1
1 7 5 2
+ − +
2(x−1) 2(x+1) ( x +1 )2 ( x +1 )2
7 x+ 5 2 x+ 1 −5 3 x+1 2 x+1
b. (C) + (D) + +
( x+1 )2 x 2−1 x+1 ( x +1 )2 x 2−1
x3 −x2 + √ x +1
77. is:
x 2+5
a. (A) Improper rational fraction (B) Proper rational fraction
b. (C) Rational Fraction (D) Not a rational fraction
 (x −2)( x +3)
78. is a/an:
(x−1)( x+ 4)
a. (A) Improper rational fraction (B) Proper rational fraction
b. (C) Identity (D) Polynomial
79. When a rational fraction is separated into partial fractions, the result is/an:
a. (A) Identity (B) Conditional equation
b. (C) Mixed form (D) Improper rational fraction
80. Any improper rational fraction can be reduced to a mixed form by:
a. (A) Addition (B) Subtaction
b. (C) Multiplication (D) Division
81. If p x3 + q x2 +ax +b=−3 x 3+ 5 x 2 +4 x3 +2 x+ 6 is an identity then (p,q) =?
a. (A) (-3,5) (B) (5,-3)
b. (C) (1,5) (D) (-3,2)
x2 +1
82. Partial fractions of are of the form:
x3 +1
A Bx+ C A Bx +C
a. (A) + 2 (B) + 2
x+1 x −x +1 x−1 x + x +1
A Bx+C Ax +B C
b. (C) + 2 (D) + 2 \
x+1 x + x +1 x +1 x −x+1
x+ 5 A B
83. If = + is an identity the B=?
(x +3)( x+ 4) x+3 x+ 4
a. (A) 1 (B) 2
b. (C) -1 (D) 4
5 x 2 +2 x+2 Ax +B Cx+ D
84. In the identity 2
= 2
+ 2 2 , the value of A is:
2
( x + x +1 ) x + x +1 ( x + x +1 )
a. (A) 5 (B) 2
b. (C) 3 (D) 4
x2 4 3
85. If = − + f ( x ) then f ( x )=?
(x−1)( x−1) x−2 x−1
a. (A) -1 (B) -3
2 −1
b. (C) (D)
( x−1 )2 ( x−1 )2
86. Which of the following quadratic factor is irreducible?
a. (A) x 2−4 (B) x 2−x−12
b. (C) x 2+ x+1 (D) 2 x2 −x−1
1 1 3
87. − −
x−1 x +2 ( x+2 )2 are the partial fractions of:
9 1
a. (A) 2 (B)
( x+2 ) ( x−1) ( x−1 )( x +2 )2
4x 2x
b. (C) (D)
( x+2 )2 ( x−1) ( x+2 )2 ( x−1)
9 x+7
88. Partial fractions of 2 are:
(x +1)(x +3)
2 x−3 4 17 x−6 17
a. (A) + (B) −
2
x +1 x+ 3 2
5(x +1) 5( x+ 3)
3 x −10 3 9 x−6 1
b. (C) + (D) −
2
x +1 x+ 3 2
x +1 x+ 3
 2 x+3 A B
89. If 2= + then A+B=?
( x+1 ) x+1 ( x+1 )2
a. (A) 2 (B) 3
1
b. (C) (D) 5
5
2 x−5
90. 20. Partial fraction of are of the form:
(x ¿¿ 2+2)¿
A B Ax +B Cx+ D
a. (A) 2
+ 2 (B) + 2
x +2 ( x 2 +2 ) x 2+2 x +2
A Bx +C Dx+ E Ax +B Cx + D
b. (C) + 2 + (D) +
2 x−5 x +2 ( x 2+2 ) 2 2
x +2 ( x 2+ 2 )
2

91. Which of the following is an identity:

a. (A) 2x+1=0 (B) 3x+3=3 (x+1)
b. (C) x 2−1=0 (D) x 2+ 3 x +2=0
92. Which of the following is a conditional equation?
a. (A) x 2+ 1=0 (B) x +1=√ x 2+2 x +1
b. (C) 4x+8=4(x+2) (D) x 2−1=( x+ 1)( x−1)
93. How many types of an equation?
a. (A) 1 (B) 3
b. (C) 2 (D) None
94. An equation which holds good for all values of variables is called;
a. (A) Equation (B) Conditional equation
b. (C) Constant (D) Identity
95. An equation which is true for particular value (values) of variable is called:
a. (A) Conditional equation (B) Identity Equation
b. (C) Fractional equation (D) None
5 x 2+5 x−3
96. =
( x+1 )2 ( x−2)
2 1 3 2 1 3
a. (A) − + (B) + +
x+1 ( x−1 ) x−2
2
x+1 ( x +1 ) x−2
2

2 1 3 2 1 3
b. (C) + + (D) − −
x+1 ( x +1 ) x−2
2
x+1 ( x+ 1 ) x−2
2

97. 7. If a x 3 +b x 2−cx +d=3 x 2−4 x+ 1 is identity then a=?

a. (A) 3 (B) -4
b. (C) 0 (D) 1
4x
98. =
(x +1)( x −1)
1 1 3 3
a. (A) + (B) +
x+1 x −1 x+1 x −1
1 1 2 2
b. (C) − (D) +
x+1 x−1 x+1 x −1
99. How many types of fraction:
a. (A) 1 (B) 2
b. (C) 3 (D) 4
1 2
100. + =
x+1 (x +2)
3x x
a. (A) (B)
(x−1)( x+ 2) (x−1)( x+ 2)
 2
b. (C) (D) None
(x−1)( x+ 2)
101. (a+b)x=ax+bx is:
a. (A) Identity (B) Quadratic equation
b. (C) Cubic equation (D) Partial fraction
102. The identity 2x+4=2(x+2) hold for:
a. (A) One value of x (B) Only –ve value of x
b. (C) Only +ve value of x (D) All real values of x
x+1
103. is:
x
a. (A) Improper fraction (B) Proper fraction
b. (C) Quadratic fraction (D) Composite fraction
104. An equation on which two algebraic expressions are equal for particular values of the variable is
called:
a. (A) Conditional equation (B) Identity
b. (C) Proper fraction (D) Improper fraction
P( x )
105. The quotient of two polynomial is called:
Q(x)
a. (A) Function (B) Fraction
b. (C) Proper fraction (D) Improper fraction
106. To express single rational functions as a sum of two or more single rational functions is called:
a. (A) Partial fraction (B) Fractional resolution
b. (C) Conditional equation (D) Both A&B
P( x )
107. Fraction is proper if :
Q(x)
a. (A) Degree of P(x)=degree of Q(x) (B) Degree of P(x)<degree of Q(x)
b. (C) Degree of P(x)>degree of Q(x) (D) Degree of P(x)≤degree of Q(x)
7 x+25
108. Partial fraction of is:
( x+3 )( x +4 )
1 2 3 7
a. (A) + (B) +
x+3 x+ 4 x+3 x+ 4
3 4 4 3
b. (C) +¿ (D) +
x+3 x+ 4 x+3 x+ 4

109. x 2−5 x+ 6=0 is an equation which is true for:

a. (A) x=−2 ,−3 (B) x=2 ,−3
4 3
b. (C) x=2,3 (D) +¿
x+3 x+ 4
110. Open sentence containing sign of (=’) is called:
a. (A) Sentence (B) Equation
b. (C) Identity (D) Polynomial
P( x )
111. Partial fraction of 2 :
( x−a ) ( x 2+1 )
A Bx +c cx + D A Bx +c Dx+ E
a. (A) + 2 + 2 (B) + 2 + 2
x−a x +1 ( x 2+1 ) x−a x +1 ( x 2+1 )
A Bx +c Ax +B Dx+ C
b. (C) + 2 2 (D) +
x−a ( x +1 ) x−a (x 2 +12)
 P(x)
112. Partial fraction of :
(x +a)( x−a)
A B Ax +B
a. (A) +¿ (B)
x+ a x−b x 2−a2
Ax +B A B
b. (C) (D) +¿
x 2−a2 x+ a ( x+ a )2
x2 +1
113. 23. is ;
x3 +1
a. (A) Identity (B) Improper fraction
b. (C) Proper fraction (D) Equation
114. A rational in which the equality is true only for a single number of unknown is called:
a. (A) Identity (B) Equation
b. (C) Algebraic Equation (D) Algebraic Relation
115. A relation in which the equality is true for any value of unknown is called an:
a. (A) Identity (B) Equation
b. (C) Algebraic Equation (D) Algebraic Relation
2 2
116. ( x +2 ) =x + 4 x +4 is:
a. (A) a linear equation (B) a quadratic equation
b. (C) a cubic equation (D) none of the above
117. The index of variable in a polynomial is called its :
a. (A) Bare (B) Coefficient
b. (C) Degree (D) Root
p (x)
118. The function of the form f(x)= q ( x) ≠ 0 where P(x) and q(x) are polynomial in x is called:
q(x)
a. (A) Identity (B) Equation
b. (C) Fraction (D) Algebraic Relation
119. 6. A fraction in which degree of numerator is greater than or equal to the degree of denominator
is called: (A) A proper fraction (B) An improper
fraction
a. (C) Equation (D) Algebraic Equation
P( x )
120. The rational fraction is a proper fraction if:
Q(x)
a. (A) Degree of P(x)=degree of Q(x) (B) Degree of P(x)>degree of Q(x)
b. (C) Degree of P(x)<degree of Q(x) (D) None of these
121. When a combined fraction is resolved into its parts or when two or more rational functions are
added,---is formed:
a. (A) A Partial fraction (B) An Improper fraction
b. (C) A Combined fraction (D) None
122. A quadratic factor which cannot be written as the product of two linear factors is called:
a. (A) Reducible factor (B) Irreducible
b. (C) Replaced factor (D) None
123. An improper fraction can be reduced to proper fraction by:
a. (A) Addition (B) Subtraction
b. (C) Multiplication (D) Division
124. The symbol -----shall be used both for equation and identity:
a. (A) ≅ (B) =
b. (C) ≠ (D) ≡
1
125. Partial fraction of will be of the form:
2
x −1
A B A B
a. (A) + 2 (B) + 2
x+1 x −x +1 x−1 x + x +1
 A Bx +C
b. (C) + 2 (D) None
x−1 x + x +1
126. Which is a proper rational fraction:
2 x−5 2 x 2−5
a. (A) (B)
x 2+ 4 x 2 +4
9 x4
b. (C) (D) None
x3 −1
2 A B
127. = + corresponds to:
(x +1)(x −1) x+1 x−1
a. (A) A= x , B=1 (B) A=0 , B=2
b. (C) A= -1 , B=1 (D) A=x-1 , B=x+1
2 x 2−3 x +4
128. The partial fraction of is:
( x−1 )3
2 1
a. (A) (B)
x−1 ( x−1 )2
2 1 3 3
b. (C) + + (D)
x−1 ( x−1 ) ( x−1 )3
2
( x−1 )3
9 x −7
129. The partial fraction of 2 is :
(x +1)(x +3)
17 x−6 17 x−6 17
a. (A) 2 (B) 2
−
5(x +1) 5(x +1) 5( x+ 3)
17
b. (C) (D) None
5(x+ 3)
1
130. Partial fraction of 2 will be of the form:
x −4
A B A B
a. (A) + (B) +
x+2 ( x −2 )2 x−2 ( x+ 2 )2
A B
b. (C) + (D) None
x+2 x −2
1
131. =
(x +5)( x2 +5)
2

1 1 1 1
a. (A) 2
− 2 (B) 2
− 2
x −4 x +5 x + 4 x +5
1 1
b. (C) 2
− 2 (D) None
x + 4 x −5
1
132. Partial fraction of is:
(x +1)( x 2−1)
A Bx+ C A B C
a. (A) + (B) + +
x+1 x 2−1 x+1 x +1 x−1
A B C
b. (C) + + (D) None
x+1 ( x +1 ) x−1
2

x+ p q 2
133. If P = + , the value of p and q are:
(x−1)( x−3) x−1 x−3
a. (A) p=2,q=1 (B) p=-2,q=1
b. (C) p=1,q=1 (D) p=1,q=-1
1
134. Partial fractions of will be of the form:
(1−ax)(1−bx)(1−cx)
 A B C Ax +B C D
a. (A) + + (B) + +
1−ax 1−bx 1−cx 1−ax 1−bx 1−cx
A Bx+C D
b. (C) + + (D) None of these
1−ax 1−ax 1−cx
2 x 4 −3 x3 −4 x
135. Partial fractions of 2
( x2 +2 ) ( x+1 )2
A B Ax+ B C
a. (A) 2
+ (B) +
( x 2+2 ) ( x +1 )2 ( x 2+2 )
2
( x +1 )2
Ax +B Cx + D
E F
b. (C) + 2 2+ + (D) None of these
x +2 ( x + 2 ) x+1 ( x +1 )
2 2

x 3 +2 x+2
136. Partial fraction of 2
( x 2+ x +1 )
A B Ax+ B Cx + D
a. (A) 2
+ 2 2 (B) 2
+ 2 2
x + x +1 ( x + x+1 ) x + x +1 ( x + x+1 )
2
b. (C) ( Ax+ B ) ( x 2+ x +1 ) +C ( x 2 + x +1 ) (D) None of these
ax +b
137. =¿
( cx +d )2
A B Ax+ B
a. (A) + (B)
cx +d ( cx +d )2 ( cx +d )2
A B
b. (C) + (D) none of these
cx +d cx +d
P( x )
138. The quotient of two polynomials where Q(x) ≠ 0, with no common factors, is called a:
Q(x)
a. (A) Irrational factor (B) Polynomial
b. (C) Rational factor (D) none of these
139. When a rational fractional is separated into partial fractions, the result is:
a. (A) An equation (B) An identity
b. (C) An in equation (D) none of these
1
140. The conditional equation =¿ x holds if x=--------
x
a. (A) 1/3 (B) 1/2
b. (C) ¼ (D) 1
x2 + x +1
141. will be improper rational fraction if
Q( x )
a. (A) Degree of Q(x)=2 (B) Degree of Q(x)=3
b. (C) Degree of Q(x)=4 (D) none of these
2 x −1 A B C
142. = + + ,Then C is
(x−1)( x−3) x x−1 x−3
1 −1
a. (A) (B)
6 2
5 2
b. (C) (D)
6 3
2
x +1 A Bx +C
143. 3
= + 2 , then B is
x +1 x+1 x −x+1
 2 3
a. (A) (B)
3 4
1 −1
b. (C) (D)
3 2
1
144. Resolving 2into its partial fractions:
x −1
1 1 1 1
a. (A) − (B) −
2(x−1) 2(x +1) x+1 x−1
1 1 1 1
b. (C) + (D) +
3(x+ 1) 2( x +1) 2(x−1) 2( x+1)
145. 2 x +3 x 2−13 x+ 51 is:
2

a. (A) An equation (B) A Polynomial

b. (C) A proper fraction (D) An improper fraction
146. An open sentence formed by the sign of equality ‘=’ is called:
a. (A) An identity (B) A polynomial
b. (C) An equation (D) None
147. Which of the following is an improper rational fraction?
x +1 x 2+ 1
a. (A) (B)
2 x +1 2 x +1
x+ 1
b. (C) (D) A and B both
2 x 2 +1
ax +b
148. Partial fraction of =? In constant form:
( cx +d )2
A B A Bx +C
a. (A) + (B) +
cx +d ( cx +d ) 2
cx +d ( cx +d )2
Ax +B C
b. (C) + (D) None
cx+ d ( cx +d )2
x +1
149. The constant form of the function when resolved into partial fraction is:
(2 x+1)( x−1)
A B A B
a. (A) + (B) +
2 x +1 x−1 x−1 2 x +1
P Q
b. (C) + (D) All
2 x +1 x−1
x+1
150. The constant form of the function 2 when resolved into partial fraction is:
(2 x+1)(x −1)
A Bx+C A B A
a. (A) + 2 (B) + +
2 x +1 x −1 x−1 x+ 1 2 x +1
P Q
b. (C) + 2 (D) None
2 x +1 x −1
x+ 1
151. The constant form of the function 2 when resolved into partial fraction is:
(x +1)( x −1)
A Bx+C A B
a. (A) + (B) +
2 x +1 x 2−1 x−1 x+ 1
P Q 1
b. (C) + + (D) None
x+1 ( x +1 )2 x−1
2 x+1
152. The constant form of the function when resolved into partial fraction is:
(x +1)( x 2−1)
A Bx+ C A B
a. (A) + 2 (B) +
x+1 x −1 x−1 x+ 1
 P Q R
b. (C) + + (D) None
x+1 ( x +1 ) x−1
2

x+1
153. The constant form of the function 2 when resolved into partial fraction is:
(x +1)(x +1)
A Bx+ C A B
a. (A) + (B) +
x+1 x 2 +1 x−1 x 2+1
P Q
b. (C) + (D) None
x+1 ( x +1 )2
7 x+ 25
154. The function when resolved into partial fraction is equal to:
(x +3)(x+ 4)
4 3 3 4
a. (A) + (B) +
x+1 x + 4 x+3 x+ 4
1 3 4 1
b. (C) + (D) +
x+3 x+ 4 x+3 x+ 4
1
155. The function 2 when resolved into partial fraction is equal to:
(x +1)(x −4)
1 1 1 1 1 1
a. (A) + + (B) + +
3(x+ 1) 12(x−2) 4( x +2) 12(x−2) 4 (x+ 2) 3( x+1)
1 1 1
b. (C) + + (D)
(x +1) 2( x−2) 4 (x+ 2)
1 1 1
− −
3(x+ 1) 12 ( x−2 ) 4 ( x +2)
2 x +1 A B C
156. If = + + , what is the value of A?
(x +1)(x +2)( x+ 3) x−1 x +2 x +1
1 1
a. (A) (B)
4 5
−1 1
b. (C) (D)
4 3
2
x +1 A B
157. If =1+ + , what is the value of A&B?
(x +1)(x −2) x+1 x−1
1 −1
∧1 ∧−1
a. (A) 2 (B) 2
3 3
1∧1
b. (C) (D) 1&1
2
1 A B C
158. If = + + , what is the value of A,B&C?
(x−1)(2 x−1)(3 x−1) x−1 2 x−1 3 x−1
1 4∧9 1 2∧1
a. (A) ,− (B) ,−
2 2 2 3
1 1
b. (C) , ∧−4 (D) None
2 3
x2 + x−1 A B C
159. Resolving 3
= + + into partial fraction, what is the value of C?
( x+2 ) x+ 2 ( x+ 2 ) ( x +2 )3
2

a. (A) 2 (B) -1
b. (C) -2 (D) 1
x2 + x−1 A B C
160. Resolving 3
= + + into partial fraction, what is the value of B?
( x+2 ) x+ 2 ( x+ 2 ) ( x +2 )3
2

a. (A) 2 (B) -1
b. (C) -3 (D) 1
 1 A B C D
161. Resolving = + + + into partial fraction, what is the value
( x+1 ) (x −1) x−1 ( x +1) ( x +1 ) ( x +1 )3
2 2 2

of A?
1 1
a. (A) (B)
5 3
1 1
b. (C) (D)
4 8
2x
162. The constant form of 2 is:
(x−3)( x +4)
A Bx+C Ax+ B C
a. (A) + 2 (B) +
x−3 ( x + 4) (x +4) x −3
2

Bx +C A
b. (C) + (D) All
(x +4) x −3
2

163. When a rational fraction is separated into partial fractions, the result is:
a. (A) An equation (B) Identity
b. (C) Inequality (D) None
3 x 2 +1
164. can be written as:
x−2
Ax +B Ax +B
a. (A) (B)
x−2 x +2
13
b. (C) 3 x+ 6+ (D) None
x−2
165. 2 x=3 is a conditional equation, it is true for:
a. (A) 2 (B) 3
3 2
b. (C) (D)
2 3
2
166. x + x−6=0 is a conditional equation, it is true for:
a. (A) 2,3 (B) 2,-3
b. (C) -2,-3 (D) -2,3
167. x 2+ 7 x −8=0 is a conditional equation, it is true for:
a. (A) 7,8 (B) 1,8
b. (C) -1,-8 (D) -8,1