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MATHEMATICS 1A

The document contains a series of mathematics problems and proofs related to matrices, vectors, trigonometry, and properties of triangles, organized into various sections. Each section includes multiple questions that require mathematical reasoning and application of concepts. The problems range from proving identities to solving equations and finding properties of geometric figures.
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MATHEMATICS 1A

The document contains a series of mathematics problems and proofs related to matrices, vectors, trigonometry, and properties of triangles, organized into various sections. Each section includes multiple questions that require mathematical reasoning and application of concepts. The problems range from proving identities to solving equations and finding properties of geometric figures.
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PRAGATHI JUNIOR COLLEGE

MATHEMATICS- IA
UNDER-11 (matrices) (4 marks)

1. If A = then show that A2 – 4A – 5I = 0.


2.If A = − then find A3 -3A2 –A-3I , where I is unit matrix of order 3.

3. If I = ,E= then show that + 3


= a3I + 3a2bE

∅ ∅ ∅
∅ ∅ ∅
4.If -∅ = then show that =0



, = −

5.If A = then verify that (AB)’ = B’ A’.

+ + +
6.Prove that ! + + + ! = a +b +c -3abc.
3 3 3

+ +
7.Show that! + + ! = (a-1)3

8. If 3A = − then show that A-1 = A’.


− −

9.Show that A = is non – singular and find A-1

UNDER-12 (addition of vectors)


1. If ā,ƃ, "are non – coplanar vectors, then prove that the four points are coplanar.

i) -ā + 4ƃ - 3#, 3ā + 2ƃ - 5#,-3" + $" − # -3ā + 2ƃ +# ii) 6ā+2ƃ-# , 2ā-ƃ+ #,- " + " − # ,- 12ā-ƃ-3 #
", 2'̅+3'̅-4(
2.If the points whose position vectors are 3%̅-2'̅-( ", -%̅ + '̅ + (
" and 4%̅ + '̅ +λ(
" are coplanar ,
)
*
then show that λ=− .
3. Show that the line joining the pair of points 6" − " + # , − # and the line joining the pair of points
-" − " − #, " + " − # intersects at the point -4# .

####++,
4.Let ABCDEF be a regular hexagon with center ‘O’ then show that + #### + +-
#### + +
#### + +.
#### = +-
#### =
####.
)+/
0 1
5.prove by vector method equation of a line in intercept form is + =1.
UNDER-13 (product of vectors)
1. Prove that the angle in a semicircle is right angle.

2. Prove by vector method the angle between any two diagonal Of a cube is cos− 2 3.

3. Let ā,ƃ be vectors satisfying |ā| = |ƃ| 8 ā, ƃ =450. Find the Area of the triangle having ā-2ƃ and
3ā+2ƃ as two of its sides.

4. Find the unit vector perpendicular to the plane passing through the points (1,2,3) , (2,-1,1) , (1,2,-4).

", " = -%̅ +2'̅-4(


5. If " = 2%̅+'̅-( ", #= %̅+'̅+(
" then find ("x").("x#)

6.Find the volume of the tetrahedron, with vertices (1,2,1), (3,2,5), (2,-1,0), (-1,0,1)

", " = %̅+'̅-(


7. If " = 2%̅+'̅+4( ", # =%̅-'̅+(
" , then compute " x("x#) and verify that it is perpendicular to " .

UNDER-14 (trignomentry)

1.If A is not an integral multiple of , prove that (i) tan A+ cot A = 2 cosec 2A (ii) cot A – tan A = 2cot 2A

* 9 *
Prove that i) 2 + 32 + 32 + 32 = 3= )
ii) sin4 $ +sin4 $ +sin4 $ +sin4 $ =

* √
iii) cos4 $ +cos4 $ +cos4 $ +cos4 $ = iv) sin .sin .sin .sin = )
v) °
- °
= 4.

)+
) +
2.If A is not an integral multiple of , then prove that cos A . cos 2A. cos 4A . cos 8A =

°
3.If A + B = 450 then prove that (1+ tan A) (1+ tan B) = 2 and hence deduce that tan22

UNDER-15 (trignomentry equations)

1. Solve i) 2 cos2 - √ sin + 1 = 0. ii) cot2x –(√ + 1)cot x + √ = 0 ,

iii) sin x + √ cos x = √ < √ sin – cos = √ < √ (sin x + cos x) =√


2
vi)1+sin =3sin cos vii)Find all values of x in (- , satisfying the equation
$ =>?@ 0= 0=⋯…
= viii) If , are the solution of the equation
acos +bsin2 = CDE F 8 < GHE F C +tan (b) tan tan
K
(ix) if I, J are the solutions of acos +bsin = c then show that (i) sinI+sinJ = =
(ii)sinIsinJ= =

UNDER-16 (inverse trignomentry functions)


K K * K * K K $ K )
* $
Prove that i) + = ii) + =

K K K K K K
2 3- K
2 3= K
2 3
)
iii) + = iv) +2C = v)2
$
vi) C K
+C K
+C K
$
= vii)C K
+C K
-C K
9
=
viii) If C K
x+C K
y+C K
z= then prove that x+y+z=xyz
UNDER-17 (properties of triangles)
+ , + , = = K
∆ ∆
Prove that i) cot + cot +cot = ii) tan + tan + tan =

= =
∆ M
iii)cotA +cot B + cot C = iv) cotA+ cotB+ cotC =

√ +
v)
=
+ =
= = =
then show that C=60° vi) if sin = =
, then show that cos = =
cos2 3
√ + √ +
vii) if a=(b+c)cos ,then show that sin = =
cos2 3 viii) if a=(b-c)sec , then P.T tan = K
sin

+ ,
viii ) ∆+ ,, if a:b:c =7:8:9, find cosA: cosB: cosC ix) if cot : cot : cot = 3:5:7 then S.T a:b:c=6:5:4
= =
N N N N ∆
X) Show that + + + =

UNDER-18 (functions) (7 MARKS)


1. if f: A→B ,g :B→ , are two bijections functions then g0f:A→ , is a bijection.

2.if f: A→B is a function and +, are to identity functions then f0 +P 0f =f

3. if f: A→B is a bijection then FK 0f= + and f0FK =

4. . if f: A→B is a g :B→ , are two bijections then Q F K


= FK 0QK

5. if f: A→B, g :B→ + are two functions such that gof = + and fog = then f: A→B is a bijections and FK =g

6.Let f= R , , ,8 , S and QK =R , , , , , , 8 S then prove that Q F K


=FK 0QK .

UNDER 19 (mathematical induction)


Using mathematical induction prove the following

=) =
1) 2.3+3.4+4.5+.....+upto n terms=

= = =
2)1.2.3+2.3.4+3.4.5+....upto n terms=

3) . + . + .*+....+ K =
=
=
4) +
. .* *.
+ +...+n terms=
=

= =
5)( )+( + )+( + + +....+n terms=

N K
NK
6) a+ar+aN +.....up to n terms= 7) a+(a+d)+(a+2d)+...n terms= [2a+(n-1)d]

8) 9 +16n-1 is divisible by 64 9)3. =


+ =
is divisible by 17
UNDER 20 (matrices)
+ + +
1. Without expanding the determinant,prove that ! + + + ! =2! !
+ + +
+ +
Show that ! != (a-b) (b –c) (c-a) (ab+bc+ca) ! + + != 2 + +
+ +
− −
iii)! − − != + +
− −

iv)! ! =! − ! = + + −

+8V+
v) if A= T U is a non –singular matrix then prove that +K = 8EC+

UNDER-21 (matrices)
1.Solve the following equation by using cramer’s Rule, matrix Inverse Rule and Guass-Jordan method
i)2x-y+3z=8 ii) x+y+z=9 iii)2x-y+3z=9 iii) 2x-y+8z=13

-x+2y+z=4 2x+5y+7z=52 x+y+z=6 3x+4y+5z=18

3x+y-4z=0 2x+y-z=0 x-y+z=2 5x-2y+7z=20

2. Examine the following system of equations are consistent or in consistent if consistent find the complete
solution

i) x+y+z=6 ii) x+y+z=1 iii) x+y+z=3

x-y+z=2 2x+y+z=2 2x+2y-z=3

2x-y+3z=9 x+2y+2z=1 x+y-z=1

UNDER-22 (product of vectors)


" +t(%̅ − '̅ + (
1.Find the shortest distance between the skew lines N# = (6%̅ + '̅ + ( ") and
" +s(3%̅ − '̅ − (
N#=(-4%̅-( "

2. A=(1.-2,-1), B=(4,0,-3),C=(1,2,-1),D=(2,-4,-5).Find the distance between AB and CD.

", " =2%̅+'̅ +(


3.If " = %̅ − '̅+3( ", then find W " × " × #W andY" × ########
", #= %̅+'̅+2( × "Y

" , " = 2%̅+'̅ − (


4.if " = %̅ − '̅ − ( ", # = %̅ + '̅ −2(
" verify that " × " × " ≠( " × ")× #

" , " = 2%̅ + '̅ + (


5. If "=%̅-2'̅+( ",# =%̅+2'̅-(
" then find i) " × " × " and ii) W " × #### × #W

", " = %̅ -2'̅+(


6.if " =2 %̅+'̅-3( ", #= -%̅+'̅ −4(
" and 8
"=%̅+'̅+(
" then computE W[" × "\ × # × 8
" W
7.Prove that in any ∆GE , the altitudes are concurrent
8.For any vectors " ," ,# ; prove that (" × " × #= (". " " - (".#)" ii)" × " × #)=(".#)"-(".")#

UNDER-23 (trignomentry)
1.If A+B+C=180 then show that i) cos2A+cos2B+cos2C=-1-4cosAcosBcosC
+
ii) sin2A-sin2B+sin2C=4cosAsinBcosC iii) sinA+sinB+sinC=4cos cos cos

+
iv) cosA+cosB-cosC=-1+4cos cos sin v) ++ − ,=2sinAsinBcosC

+ , + , + , + ,
vi) + - = 1-2cos cos sin vii) + + =2+2sin sin sin
+ , K+ K K, + , K+ K K,
viii) cos +cos +cos = 4 cos cos cos ix) sin +sin +sin = 1+4sin sin sin

UNDER-24 (properties of triangles)


1. In ∆ABC , prove the following
N N N
i) N +N +N -r=4R
N M
ii) r+N +N -N =4RcosC iii) r+N +N -N =4RcosB iv) + + = -

)
$
2. If a=13,b=14,c=15 then show that R= ,r=4,N = ,N =12,N =14

3.If r=1,N =2,N =3,N =6 then prove that a = 3,b= 4,c =5

4. If N =8 ,N =12,N =24 then find a,b,c

5. if ] ,] ,] are the altitudes drawn from vertices A,B,C to the opposite sides of a triangle respectively
$∆
iii) ] ] ] =
]
+] +] =N ii) ] +] - ] =N
$M
then prove that i) =

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