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    1.

    Find the coordinates of the loci, the vertices the length of major anis,
    the minor anis, the eccentricity and the length of lotus rectum of the
    eclipse 4 x 2+ 9 y 2 =36
    or

    Final the equation of the circe passing through the points (4 , 1) and (6 , 5)
    and whose centre is on the line 4 x+ y=16

    2. Find the coordinates of the focus, anis of the parabola, the equation of
    the direction and the length of the eurus rectum

    3. Final the coordinates of the foci. and the vertices the eccentricity and
    the length of the later rectum of the hyperbola 16 x 2 − 9 y 2=576 1. Find
    the value sin ⁡75∘
    sin ⁡5 x +sin ⁡3 x
    4. Prove =tan ⁡4 x
    cos ⁡5 x +cos ⁡3 x
    5. Solve for real n , (
    1 3n
    2 5
    1
    )
    +4 ≥ (x −6)
    3
    6. Find the centre and the radius of the circe
    2 2
    x + y + 8 x +10 y −8=0
    3.1. Prove cos ⁡ (
    3π
    4 )
    +n −cos ⁡ (
    3π
    4
    −n =− √ 2sin ⁡x
    4 tan ⁡x ( 1− tan2 ⁡x )
    )
    2. Prove tan ⁡4 x= 2 4
    1 −6 tan ⁡x + tan ⁡x
    3. Prove cot ⁡4 n(sin ⁡5 x +sin ⁡3 n)=cot ⁡n(sin ⁡5 x −sin ⁡3 x )
    2 2
    cos ⁡2 x − cos ⁡6 x=sin ⁡4 nsin ⁡8 x
    4. Find all pains of consecutive odd positive integers both of which are
    smaller than 10 such that their sum is more than 11.
    The longest sidle of a triangle is 3 times the shortest sickle and the third
    sickle is 2 c m shorter than the longest sidle. If the perimetre of the triangles
    is abreast 61 c m, find the minimum length of the shortest sickle.
    x (5 x −2) (7 x −3)
    5. Solve ≥ − and show the graph of the solution. 1.
    Radian2 measures
    3 5 ∘ is
    of 240
    3π
    (a)
    4
    4π
    (b)
    3
    3π
    (c)
    2
    2π
    (d)
    3
    2. The degree measure of the angle subtended at the22centre of a circle of
    radius 100 c m by an are of length 22 c m (Use π= )
    7
    3. The value of cos ⁡( −1710 ∘
    )
    (a) 0

    (b) 1

    (c) 2

    (d) 3

    4. The equation of the circle with centre (−3 ,2) and radius 4 . is
    (a) ¿, (b) ¿

    (c) ¿ (d) Now of these

    5. If −5 x −10>20 , the value of x for real is


    (a) (6 , ∞)

    (b) (− 6 , ∞)

    (c) (− ∞, −6)

    6. Solve 5 x − 3<7, when


    (i) x is an integer (ii) x is a natural number

    7. Find the equation of the parabola that satisfies the given condition
    focus (6 , 0); direction x=− 6

    8. Find eccentricity of the ellis is

    (a) e=1

    (b) e >1

    (c) e <1

    (d) e=0

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