JEE VP AIR (2025-26) MATHEMATICS

PRACTICE SHEET
[Indefinite integration]

JEE MAIN
[Integration by substitution] e x ( x − 1)( x − ln x)
4.  x2
dx is equal to
(2012)2 x sin −1 (2012) x
1.  (2012) dx =  x − ln x 
1 − (2012)2 x (1) e x  +c
 x 
−1
(1) ( log2012 e)2 (2012)sin (2012) x
+C  x − ln x + 1 
(2) e x  +c
−1
 x 
(2) ( log2012 e)2 (2012) x+sin (2012) x
+C  x + ln x 
(3) e x  +c
−1  x2 
(3) ( log2012 e)2 (2012)sin (2012) x
+C
 x − ln x − 1 
−1
(4) e x  +c
(2012)sin (2012) x  x 
(4) +C
( log2012 e )2
( )( )
6
5. I =  x27 6 x2 + 5x + 4 x 2 + x + 1 dx = f ( x) + c
then f(x) is equal to
 f ( x) g '( x) − f '( x) g ( x) 
2.   f ( x) g ( x)

 ( x 6 + x5 + x 4 )
7

(1)
(log( g ( x)) − log( f ( x)))dx is equal to: 7

(6x5 + 5x4 + 4x3 )

7
 g ( x) 
(1) log  +C (2)
 f ( x)  7

(6x6 + 5x5 + 4x4 )

7
2
1  g ( x) 
(2)   +C (3)
2  f ( x)  7

( x2 + x4 + x3 )
7
2
1   g ( x)  
(3)  log   + C (4)
7
2   f ( x)  

  g ( x)  2 
(4) log   +C  1
3· ln  x + 
  f ( x)    x  1
  6.  ( x + 1)
2
.  x −  dx =
 x
3/2
 x    1 
dx 1 q
(1) 2 ln  x +  +C
3.  x2014 + x = p ln  1 + xr  + C where p, q, r  N   x 
  1/2
  1 
( p + q + r ) equals (where C is constant (2) 2 ln  x +  +C
  x 
integration)
3/2
  1 
ln  x + x  +C
(1) 6039 (3)
(2) 6048   
1/2
(3) 6047   1 
(4) ln  x + x  +C
(4) 6021   
1
7. x
ln | x |
dx equals:
Let k ( x) = 
(x 2
)
+ 1 dx
and k (−1) =
1
1 + ln | x | 11. . Then
x + 3x + 6
3 3 3
2
2
(1) 1 + ln | x | ( ln | x | −2 ) + c the value of k(–2) is _____.
3
2
1 + ln | x | ( ln | x | +2 ) + c x3 + x2 −1
(2)
3 12. If e (3x4 + 2x3 + 2x)dx = f ( x) + C, then
1
1 + ln | x | ( ln | x | −2 ) + c
the value of f(1) × f(–1) is _____.
(3)
3
(4) 2 1 + ln | x | (3ln | x | −2) + c [Some Standard Integrals]
x2
 (a + bx)2 dx equal to:
( ) dx equal
13.
ln x + 1+ x2
8. x 1+ x 2 1 a2 
(1)  a + bx − a ln | a + bx | − +C
b3  a + bx 
(1) (
1 + x2 ln x + 1+ x2 − x + c ) 1 a2 
+ − + − +C
( )
(2)  a bx 2a ln | a bx |
(2)
x 2
ln x + 1+ x 2 −
x
+c b3  a + bx 
2 1 + x2
1 a2 

2 (
ln x + 1+ x ) +
(3)  a + bx + 2a ln | a + bx | − +C
b3  a + bx 
x x
(3) 2 2
+c
1+ x 2
1 a2 
1+ x ln ( x + 1+ x ) + x + c
(4)  a + bx − 2a ln | a + ax | − +C
b3  a + bx 
2 2
(4)

(2 x + 1)  2x + 2 
9.  ( x2 + 4 x + 1)3/2 dx 14. If  sin −1 
  dx
 4 x + 8x + 13 
2

x3 2
(1) +C =  f ( x ) tan −1 f ( x ) − ln g ( x )  + c , then
( x 2 + 4 x + 1)1/2 3 
f (2) + g (1) =
x
(2) +C (1) 25
( x + 4 x + 1)1/2
2
(2) 26
x2 (3) 27
(3) +C
( x 2 + 4 x + 1)1/2 (4) 28

1
+C  a+x
(4)
( x + 4 x + 1)1/2
2 a−x 
15.   −
+
+
 dx is equal to
 a x a x 
10. If x5 (1 + x3)2/3 dx = A(1 + x3)8/3 + B(1 + x3)5/3 + c, (1) 2 sin–1 (x/a) + c (2) 2a sin–1 (x/a) + c
then (3) 2cos–1 (x/a) + c (4) 2a cos–1 (x/a) + c
1 1
A = ,B =
 f ( x) 
(1)
x2 + 4 1
4 5 16. If  2 dx = tan −1   + c , then f (2) =
1 1 x + 16 k  k 
(2) A = , B = −
8 5 (1) 0
1 1 (2) 1
(3) A = − , B =
8 5 (3) 2
(4) None of these (4) 3
2
 [Integration by parts] x3 + 3 x 2 + x + 9

( x2 + 1)( x2 + 3)
21. Evaluate: dx :
x sin x +cos x  x4 cos3 x − x sin x + cos x 
17. e 
x2 cos2 x
 dx =
  (1) ln |x2 + 3| + 3tan–1 x + c
 1  1
(1) e x sin x+cos x  x − +C ln x2 + 3 + tan −1 x + c
cos x 
(2)
 2
 1  1
(2) e x sin x+cos x  x − +C (3) ln x2 + 3 + 3tan −1 x + c
 x cos x  2
(4) ln x2 + 3 − tan −1 x + c
x sin x+cos x  1 
(3) e 1 − x cos x  + C
 
 x  22. The value of integral
(4) e x sin x+cos x 1 − +C
 cos x  x 2tan x 2  
e  1 + tan x + cot  x + 4   dx is equal to
  
cosec2 x − 2010 f ( x)  
18. If  cos2010 x dx = − g x 2010 + C; where (1) ex tan  − x  + C
( ( )) 4 
 
  (2) ex tan  x −  + C
f   = 1; then the number of solutions of the  4
4
 3 
f ( x) (3) ex tan  − x  + C
equation = x in [0, 2π] is/are: (where {.}  4 
g ( x)
 3 
represents fractional part function) (4) ex tan  x −  + C
 4
(1) 0 (2) 1
where C is constant of integration.
(3) 2 (4) 3

23. e
sin 2 x
( )
sin x cos x + cos3 x dx is equal to

x 1
 x  ( ln x ) + ln x + x  dx is equal to:
1 sin x
(3 − sin2 x) + C
2
2
19. (1) e
2
 2 1 1 sin 2 x  1 2 
(1) x x  ( ln x ) −  + C (2) e 1 − 2 cos x  + C
 x 2  
(3cos2 x + 2sin2 x ) + C
2
(2) xx (ln x – x) + C (3) esin x

(3) x x ( ln x )2 + C (4) esin x ( 2cos2 x + 3sin 2 x ) + C

2

2
x where C is constant of integration.
(4) x ln x + C

 2tan x   
 ln x − 1 
2 24. If  e x  + cosec2  x +   dx
20. I =   dx is equal to:  1 + tan x  4 
 ( ln x )2 + 1 
   5 
= e x  g ( x ) + K , then g   =
x ln x  4
(1) +C (2) +C
x +1 2
( ln x )2 + 1 (1) 0
(2) 1
x  x 
(3) +C (4) e x  2  + C (3) –1
1 + ( ln x )  x +1
2
(4) 2

3
25. e
sin 2 x
( )
sin x cos x + cos3 x dx is equal to
29. If
x4 + 1 −1  1 −1 3
 x6 + 1dx = A tan  x + x  + B tan x + C.
1 sin x
(3 − sin2 x) + C
2
(1) e Where C is constant of integration then [2A–B].
2
1 sin 2 x  1 2  where [x] denotes the greatest integer part of x is
(2) e 1 − 2 cos x  + C ……
2  
(3cos2 x + 2sin2 x ) + C
2
(3) esin x

x4 − 1
esin x ( 2cos2 x + 3sin 2 x ) + C 
2
(4) 30. dx is equal to:
( )
1/2
x2 x4 + x2 + 1
where C is constant of integration.

x4 + x2 + 1

( ) 
−1  1 − x
−1
etan x 2 2
(1) +C
26.  (1 + x2 )  sec−1 1 + x2 + cos 
 1 + x2  
dx x
  
x2
(x > 0) (2) +C
(1) e tan −1 x
.tan −1
x+C x4 + x2 + 1

( ) ( )
2 3/2
. tan −1 x
−1
etan x
(3) x x4 + x2 + 1 +C
(2) +C
2
x4 + x2 + 1
( 1 + x )  + C
2
tan x  (4) +C
. sec−1
−1
2
(3) e x


. cos ec ( 1 + x )  + C
2
tan −1 x −1 2
(4) e dx
  31.  is equal to:
( )
2
x2 + 4 x + 5
[Some Advanced integrals]
( x3 −1) dx, is: (1)
1  −1
 tan ( x + 1) + 2
x 
 +C
 x4 + 1 ( x + 1) 2 x + 4x + 5 
( )
27.
1  −1 x+2 
tan ( x + 2) − 2  +C
ln (1 + x4 ) + ln (1 + x3 ) + c
1 1 (2) 
(1) 2 x + 4x + 5 
4 3
1  −1 x+2 
ln (1 + x4 ) − ln (1 + x3 ) + c tan ( x + 1) − 2  +C
1 1
(2) (3) 
4 3 2 x + 4x + 5 

ln (1 + x4 ) − ln (1 + x ) + c 1  −1 x+2 
1
(3) (4)  tan ( x + 2) + 2  +C
4 2 x + 4x + 5 
ln (1 + x4 ) + ln (1 + x ) + c
1
(4)
4
a + b sin x
32.  (b + a sin x)2 dx equals
x 2 (1 − ln x)
28.  (ln x)4 − x4 dx is equal to
 a cos x 
(1) −  +c
(1)
1  x  1
ln − ln ln 2 x − x2 + c
2  ln x  4
( )  b + a sin x 
 sin x 
1  ln x − x  1 −1  ln x  (2) −  +c
− tan  +c  a + b cos x 
4  ln x + x  2
(2) ln
 x 
cos x
1  ln x + x  1 −1  ln x  (3) +c
+ tan  +c b + a sin x
4  ln x − x  2
(3) ln
 x 
sin x
1  ln x − x   ln x  (4) +c
(4) ln   + tan −1  +c a + b cos x
4  ln x + x   x 
4
 x2 − 2 sin x
33.  x4 + 4dx is equal to 37. Evaluate  2 + sin 2x dx.
 x2 + 2 x + 2  1 3 − (sin x − cos x)
1 (1) ln
loge  2 +c
 x − 2 x + 2 
(1) 4 3 3 + (sin x − cos x)
4  
1
1  x2 + 2  − tan −1 (sin x + cos x) + c
tan −1  +c
 2 x 
(2) 2
16   1 3 + (sin x − cos x)
(2) ln
1  x2 − 2 x + 2  4 3 3 − (sin x − cos x)
loge  2 +c
 x + 2 x + 2 
(3)
4   1
− tan −1 (sin x + cos x) + c
1  x + 2x + 2 
2 2
loge  2 +c
 x − 2 x + 2 
(4)
16   1 3 + (sin x − cos x)
(3) ln
2 3 3 − (sin x − cos x)
[Integration using trigonometry] 1
− tan −1 (sin x + cos x) + c
2

34. I =
(
(sin 2 x)1/3 d tan1/3 x )= (4)
1
ln
3 + (sin x − cos x)
sin 2/3 x + cos2/3 x 4 3 3 − (sin x − cos x)

(1)
2
1
2/3 (
ln 1 + tan1/3 x + C ) − tan −1 (sin x + cos x) + c

(
(2) ln 1 + tan 2/3 x + C ) 38.
1
 sin( x − a)sin( x − b) dx =
(3) 2 1/3
( ln 1 + tanx) + C
2/3
sin( x − b)
(1) (sin(a − b))ln +c
2/3 (
ln 1 + tan 2/3 x ) + C
1 sin( x − a)
(4)
2
sin( x − a)
(2) (sin(a − b))ln +c
sin( x − b)
 x x
35.  1 + sin x  cos − sin  dx =
 2 2 sin( x − a)
(3) (cosec(a − b))ln +c
1 + sin x sin( x − b)
(1) +C
2 sin( x − b)
(4) (cosec(a − b))ln +c
(2) (1 + sin x) + C 2
sin( x − a)
1
(3) +C
1 + sin x sin3 xdx
 =
( )
39.
(4) sin x + C cos4 x + 3cos2 x + 1 tan −1 (sec x + cos x)

1 (1) ln |secx + cosx| + c

36.  sin 4 x + cos4 xdx (2) ln |tan–1 (secx + cosx)| + c
(3) ln |cos4x + 3cos2x + 1| + c
 1 
(1) tan −1  tan x − +c ln |cos4x + 3cos2x| + c
tan x 
(4)

 tan 2 x − 1  40. If f ( x ) =  1 + cosec xdx, (  / 2  x   ) and
(2) tan −1  +c
 2 tan x 
   
f   = 0, then f (0) =
1  tan 2 x − 1  2
tan −1  +c
 2 tan x 
(3)
2   
(1) π (2)
2
1  1 
tan −1  tan x − +c 
tan x 
(4)
2  (3) –π (4) −
2
5
 sin3 x + sin5 x sin 2 x + sin 4 x − sin 6 x
41.  cos2 x + cos4 x dx
45.  1 + cos 2x + cos 4x + cos6xdx is equal to (where

C is indefinite integration constant.)

2
(1) sin x − − 6tan −1 ( sin x ) + c 1 1
sin x (1) ln | sec3x | + ln | sec2 x | + ln | sec x | +C
3 2
(2) 6tan–1(cos x) + 2sec x – cos x + c
1 1
2 (2) ln | sec3x | − ln | sec2 x | − ln | sec x | +C
(3) 6tan ( sin x ) −
−1
− cos x + c 3 2
cos x
1 1
2 (3) C − ln | sec3x | + ln | sec2 x | + ln | sec x |
(4) 6tan −1 ( cos x ) − − sin x + c 3 2
cos x
1 1
(4) C − ln | sec3x | − ln | sec2 x | − ln | sec x |
3 2
2sin 2 x − 1 cos x(2sin x + 1)
42. Let f (x) = + then
cos x 1 + sin x
cos x − sin x + 1 − x
 dx = ln ( f ( x )) + g ( x ) + C
 e ( f (x) + f '(x)) dx where 46. If
x
c is the constant of
e x + sin x + x
integration where C is the constant of integration and f(x) is
(1) extan x + c (2) excotx + c
positive, then f(x) + g(x) has the value equal to
(3) ex cosec2x + c (4) exsec2x + c
(1) ex + sin x + 2x (2) ex + sin x
43. The value of (3) ex – sin x (4) ex + sin x + x
  2   4  
  sin x + sin3  x +  + sin3  x +   dx
3
 3  3  x 3x
equals 47.  4sin x cos 2 cos 2 dx equals :
1
(1) cos3x + C 1 1
4 (1) cos x − cos2 x + cos3x + c
2 3
−1
(2) cos3x + C 1 1
3 (2) cos x − cos2 x − cos3x + c
2 3
−3
(3) cos3x + C 1 1
4 (3) cos x + cos2 x + cos3x + c
3 2 3
(4) cos3x + C
4 1 1
(4) cos x + cos2 x − cos3x + c
(where C is constant of integration) 2 3

   5 
44.  4cos  x + 6  cos2x cos  6 + x  dx is
 48. 
dx
3
equals:
cos x . sin 2 x
 sin 4 x sin 2 x 
(1) −  x + + +C
 4 2  (1)
2
(tan x)5/2 + 2 tan x + c
5
 sin 4 x sin 2 x 
(2) −  x + − +C
 4 2  (2)
2
(tan2x + 5) tan x + c
5
 sin 4 x sin 2 x 
(3) −  x − + +C
 4 2  (3)
2
(tan2x + 5) 2tan x + c
5
 sin 4 x sin 2 x 
(4) −  x − − +C
2 
(4) none
 4
[Note: Where 'C' is constant of integration.]

6
  tan
2
x sin−1(tan x − x)dx = G( x) + c where c is dx x  −4a
 1 + sin x = tan  2 + a  + c, then
49. If 56. is equal
constant of integration then G(0) is- 

to_______.
 
 sec2 x tan x  tan x
50.   tan−1 x − −1 2 2 dx = f ( x) + c

 (
tan x 1 + x  )(
 ) −11/3 −1/3 (
3 1 + 4tan 2 x ) + c,
Where c is constant of integration then 1/f(2)
57.  (sin x) (cos x) dx = −
8H ( x)
is …….
then H ( / 4) is _______.
2cos x − sin x + 
51. If 
cos x + sin x − 2
dx = A ln |cos x + sin x – 2|

+ Bx + C, then the value of A + B + || is [Integration of Irrational Functions]

dx
58.  x5/6 =
52. If
dx 2   x
 sin3 x + cos3 x = L ln tan  M + N  ( 1 + 5 x1/3 ) 1 + 4 x1/3

P  1 + 4 x1/3 
+ tan −1 (sin x − cos x) + c , then find the value of
3 (1) 6cot −1  +c
 x1/3 
L + M – N – P.  

 
−1  1 − 4 x
dx 1/3
53. If  sin 6 x + cos6 x = tan–1(L tan x + M cot x) + c, (2) 8cot

+c

 x1/3 
find the value of L + M + N + 4
 1 − 4 x1/3 
If  f ( x) sin x cos x dt =
1 (3) 10cot −1  +c
54. ln f(x) + c,  x1/3 
2(b − a2 )
2
 
then f(x) is equal to
 1 + 4 x1/3 
(4) 2cot −1   + cS
1
(1)
a sin x + b2 cos2 x
2 2  x1/3 
 
1
(2)
a 2 sin 2 x − b2 cos2 x
1 3 − x −1  1 
(3)
a cos x + b2 sin 2 x
2 2 59.  3+ x
sin 
 6
3 − x  dx =

1
(4)
a cos x − b2 sin 2 x
2 2  2 
(1) cos−1  x  + 2 9 − x2 cos−1  x  + 2 x  + c
 
  3  3 

 x tan x sec xdx =

2
55.
 2 
(2) 1 −3 cos−1  x  + 2 9 − x2 cos−1  x  + 2 x  + c
x sec2 x x tan x  
4
  3  3 
(1) − +c
2 2
 2 
x sec2 x 1 (3) 1 3 cos−1  x  − 2 9 − x2 cos−1  x  + 2 x  + c
(2) − tan x + c 
3

3
2 2 4    
x sec x tan x
(3) − +c  2 
2 2 (4) 3 cos−1  x   − 2 9 − x2 cos−1  x  + 2 x  + c
 
 
  3  3 

x sec2 x tan x
(4) + +c
2 2

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 I =
( x−7/6 − x5/6 ) dx
=
64. 
dx 1
= sin −1 (  sin x ) + C, then λ =
60. 1 − tan 2 x 
x1/3 ( x2 + x + 1) − x1/2 ( x2 + x + 1)
1/2 1/3

(1) 2 (2) 3
 R3 3R2 
−P  + + 3R + log R  , where (P, R) equal (3) 2 (4) 5
 3 2 
 
to dx
  1/6 
65.  ( x + 3)8/7 ( x – 2)6/7 is equal to
1 
(1)  −4,  x + + 1 − 1
  x   5 x – 2
1/7
7 x+3
1/7
 
7  x + 3  5  x + 2 
(1) (2)
  1 
1/6 
(2)  −6,  x − − 1 − 1 –1/7
  x   7 x – 2
  +c
5  x + 3 
(3) (4) none of these
  1 
1/6 
(3)  4,  x − − 1 
  x  
  xdx
66.  is equal to
  
(1 + x )
1/6
1  2 3
(4)  6,  x − + 1 − 1 1+ x + 2
  x  
 
(1)
1
2 (
ln 1 + 1 + x2 + c )
61. I =
( x − 1) x + 2x − x + 2x + 1
4 3 2
dx (2) 2 1 + 1 + x2 + c
( x + 1)
( )
2
x
(3) 2 1 + 1 + x2 + c
= t 2 + 2t − 3 − log  t + 1 + t 2 + 2t − 3  +
  (4) None of these
 t +8
3sin −1   where t is: dx
t +2 67. 3 is equal to:
1 1 x 5/2
( x + 1) 7/2

(1) x − (2) x +
x x 1/6
 x +1
1 1 (1) −   +C
(3) x + + 1 (4) x + − 1  x 
x x −1/6
 x +1
(2) 6   +C
( 2 + x ) dx  x 
62.  is equal to:  x 
5/6

( x +1+ x )  +C
2
(3) 
 x +1
x
+C
2x
+C  x 
(1) (2) (4) −  +C
x + x +1 x + x +1  x +1
−2x −x
(3) +C (4) +C
x + x +1 x + x +1 3cos2x − 1
68. If  cos x
dx =

3 2  6 2  a sin−1( 3sin x) − 2sin−1( b tan x) + c a + b =

 x + 2 − x  1 − x 2 − x 
63. Evaluate     _____.
3
1− x 2

x  (0,1) : ( x2 + 1) dx 1
1 1 69. Let  3 x3 + 3x + 6 = k ( x) + c and k (−1) = 3 2 then
(1) 26 x + C (2) 2 x+C
12
1 k(–2) is–
(3) 23 x + C (4) None of these

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 [Reduction formulas] 72. If In = (sin x + cos x)n dx(n  2), then
70. If In =  (sin x)n dx; n  N, then 5I4 – 6I6 is equal
to:
I n − 2(n − 1) I n−2 is equal to
(1) sin x.(cos x)5 + C (1) (sin x + cos x)n (sin x − cos x)
(2) sin 2x cos 2x + C
(2) (sin x + cos x)n−1 (sin x − cos x)
sin 2 x 
(3) 1 + cos2 2 x − 2cos2 x  + C
8   (3) (sin x + cos x)n−1 (cos x − sin x)

(4)
sin 2 x 
1 + cos2 2 x + 2cos2 x  + C (4) (sin x + cos x)n (cos x − sin x)
8  

71. If In =  cot n x dx,

73. If Fn ( x) =  (log x)ndx & n = Fn + nFn−1, then
then I0 + I1 + 2 (I2 + I3 + ...... +I8) + I9 + I10 equals
n (e) − n (1)
to: (where u = cot x) n (e) − n (1) then is equal to _____.
e
u2 u9
(1) u + + ...... +
2 9
 u2 u9 
(2) –  u + + ...... + 
 2 9 

 u2 u9 
(3) −  u + + ...... + 
 2! 9 ! 

u 2u2 9u9
(4) + + ...... +
2 3 10

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 JEE ADVANCED
[Elementary integration] 7. Match the following:
List-I List-II
x8 + 4
1. f ( x) =  4 dx and f (0) = 0, then I If

2 x
dx = k sin −1 ( f ( x ) ) + C,
then P 0
x − 2 x2 + 2 1 − 4x
(A) f (x) is an odd function k
(B) f (x) has range R is greater than

( x ) dx = a ln xk + c,
(C) f (x) has at least one real rootss II 5 Q 1
(D) f (x) is a monotonic function If 
( x ) + x6 xk + 1
7

x24 ( x − 1)18
 x ( x − 1) (7 x − 4)dx = + C, then ak is less than
23 17
2. If
k III x4 + 1 m R 3
where C is constant of integration then k is not  dx = k ln x +n,
( ) 1 + x2
2
less than x x2 + 1
(A) 3 (B) 6 where n is the constant of
(C) 9 (D) 12 integration, then mk is
grater than
 log x e + logex e + loge2 x e  IV  x S 4
dx = A( log ( loge x )
dx
3. If    = k tan −1  m tan  + C
 x 5 + 4cos x  2
 
,
+ B loge (1 + loge x ) + C log ( 2 + loge x ) + K , then then k / m is greater than
(A) A + B = 2 (B) A – C = 0 I II III IV
(C) A – B = 0 (D) A + B + C = 3 (A) P,Q R,S P P,Q
(B) R,S P P,Q S
4. If sin x d(sec x) = f(x) – g(x) + c, then (C) P P,Q R,S Q
(A) f(x) = sec x (B) f(x) = tan x (D) Q P Q RS,S
(C) g(x) = 2x (D) g(x) = x
8. Match the following:
[Integration by substitution] List-I List-II
5. If  (sin3 + sin )e sin 
(
cos d  = Asin  + B cos 
3 2 A

e2 x − 1
dx
P
x − log 1 + 1 − e2 x  + c
 
+C sin  + D cos  + E)esin  + F , then e2 x + 1
is equal to
(A) B = 12 (B) D = 0
(C) B = – 12
B

1 Q
( )
log e x + 1 − x − e− x + c
( )
(D) None of these dx
e x + e− x
(2 x + 3)( x − 3x + 1)dx
2
is equal to
6. If  = f (x) + C,
(
( x4 − 7 x2 + 1) 1 + ln (1 + 3x + x2 ) ) C

e− x
dx
R
(
log e2 x + 1 − x + c )
1 + ex
where C is constant and f (0) = 0, then
is equal to
f ( x)
(1) Lim =3 D 1 S 1
x→0 x  − +c
( )
dx
f ( x) 1 1 − e2 x 2 e 2x
+1
(2) Lim =
x→0 x 3 is equal to
2
f (x ) I II III IV
(3) Lim = −6 (A) S R P Q
x→0 ln (cos x)
(B) R S Q P
f ( x2 ) −1 (C) P Q R S
(4) Lim =
x→0 ln (cos x) 6 (D) Q P S R

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 −1  x 
x 3/2 [Integration by parts]
9. For a > 0, if I =  a −x
dx = A sin   + C,
( x  f ( x ) − g ( x )) + k ,
3 3 1
 B  13. Let x sin x  sec3 xdx =
2
where C is any arbitrary constant, then:
then:
2
(A) A = (B) B = a 3/2
(A) f (x)  (–1, 1)
3
(B) g(x) = sin x has 6 solution for x  [–π, 2π]
1 (C) g' (x) = f (x),  x  R
(C) A = (D) B = a1/2
3 (D) f (x) = g (x) has no solution

[Some Standard integrals]

e ( x3 + 6x2 + 6x + ) dx = e f(x) + c, where
x x
14. If

f (0) =  and  e ( f (x) + ) dx = ex g(x) + k,

x
Paragraph Question (10 to 11)
where g(0) =  +  and c, k are constant of
Let y = f (x) be a polynomial function of degree 4, which
integration, then identify the correct statement(s)
is symmetrical about the line x = 1 and touches
about number of solution (s) of the equation
the x-axis and straight line y + 2 = 0 and distance
( f ( x) − g ( x) ) = 1 .
2
ex
between both absolute minima is 4.
(A) 2 if  > 0 (B) 1 if  = –1
10. The value of f (0) + f (1) + f (2) is equal to (C) 2 if  = –2 (D4) 2 if  < –1

−7
(A) –7 (B) 15. If x2 e–2x dx = e–2x (ax2 + bx + c) + d, then
4
1 1
−7 −9 (A) a = − (B) b =
(C) (D) 2 2
8 4 1
(C) c = − (D) d  R
4
dx
11. The value of  f ( x + 1) is equal to [Integration by partial fractions]
xdx
(A)
1
ln
x+2 2 1
− +k
16.  x4 + x2 + 1 equal
2 2 x−2 2 x
2 −1  2 x2 + 1 
x−2 2 1 (A) tan 
 +C
(B)
1
ln + +k 3  3 
2 2 x+2 2 x
1  −1  2 x − 1  −1  2 x + 1  
1 x  1 −1 
(B)  tan   − tan   + C
(C) tan  + +k 3  3   3 
2 2 2 2 x
1  2 x2 + 1 
 x  1 (C) tan −1  +C
1
tan −1   3 
(D) − +k 3 
2 2 2 2 x
1  −1  2 x − 1  −1  2 x + 1  
(D)  tan   + tan   + C
3  3   3 
dx
12.  2e − 1
x
=

(A) 2sec −1
2e + c
x 17. If 
(
x( x + 1) 2 x2 − x + 1 )dx = 1
+C
( x3 + x2 + x −1)
3
Af 2 ( x)
−1 1
(B) −2tan +c
2e x − 1 Where f(1) = 2 then
(1) A equals –2
(C) 2sec−1 ( )
2e x + c (2) Range of function f is (–\)
(3) f has a point of inflexion at x = 1
(D) 2 tan −1 2e x − 1 + c (4) f is many one function
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18. Match the following
List-I List -II 23. If F ( x) = 
(( )(
(1 + x) 1 − x + x2 1 + x + x2 + x2 ) )dx
I x2 − x + 1 P log |x| 1 + 2 x + 3x + 4 x + 3x + 2 x + x
2 3 4 5 6
 dx
x3 − 4 x2 + 4 x then find the value of [ F (99) − F (3)].
II Q log |x - 2|
x −1
2
 dx [Note: [k] denotes greatest integer less than or
x ( x − 2)
3
equal to k.]
III R
x +1
3 1

x ( x − 2)
2
dx
( x − 2) 1
24. Let f ( x) = −x
and
IV S x e + 8e
x
+ 4e−3x
x +1
5
 dx
x ( x − 2) 1
3
g ( x) = 3x
e + 8e x + 4e− x
. If  ( f (x) − 2g ( x))dx
I II III IV
(A) P,Q,R,S P,Q,R R,S P,Q = h( x) + c, where c is constant of integration and
(B) R, S P,Q,R,S P,Q,R R,S 
(C) P,Q,R P,Q,R P,Q,R,S P,Q,R,S lim h( x) = then find the value of 2 tan (2h(0)).
x→ 4
(D) P,Q R,S P,Q,R P,Q,R,S

Paragraph Question (19 to 21) [Integration of Algebraic functions]

A curve is represented parametrically by the equations Paragraph Question (25 to 26)
x = et cos t and y = et sin t where t is a parameter. Then Let , ,  and  be 4 distinct roots of the equation

19. The relation between the parameter ‘t’ and the

angle  between the tangent to the given curve
(
x4 − 4 x + 3 = x x3 − f '(1) x2 + f  (1) x − 4 + f (1) ) and

and the x-axis is given by, ‘t’ equals f ( x) is a monic polynomial of degree 3.
 
(A) − (B) + ( x − 1)3 − sin 3 ( x − 1)
2 4 25. The value of lim
 
x→1 ( f ( x) − 3)5/3
(C)  − (D) −
4 4 1
(A) (B) 2
2
d2y 1 2
20. The value of at the point where t = 0 is (C) (D)
dx2 6 3
(A) 1 (B) 2
(C) –3 (D) 3
dx 1
26. If  f ( x) − 3 = g ( x) + C, where is consent of
  +4 2
21. If F (t ) =  ( x + y)dt then the value of F   − F x −1
2

(0) is integration and g (3) = , then the value of
(A) 1 (B) – 1 4
/2
(C) e (D) 0 g (5) + g (7) is

2 x2 + 3  x +1 −1 x (A)
22. If  dx = alog   + b tan 2 + c
( )( )
2
x −1 x + 4
2 2  x − 1 
3
then (B)
4
1 1
(A) b = − (B) a = (C) 
2 2
1 1 5
(C) b = (D) a = − (D)
2 2 4

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 (e + 1) dx
x Paragraph Question (30 to 32)
27.  e2 x + x2 + 2xe x − p3 − 1 is equal to If A is square matrix and eA is defined as
A2 A3 1  f ( x) g ( x) 
e4 = I + A + + += 
2  g ( x) f ( x) 
 ex + x  ,
1 2! 3!
(A) tan −1  +C
− p −1    x x
 − p −1 
3 3
where A =   and 0  x  1, I is an identify
for p < – 1  x x
matrix.
1 e x + x − − p3 − 1
(B) ln +C g ( x)
2 − p3 − 1 e x + x + − p3 − 1
30.  f ( x) dx is equal to
for p < – 1 (A) ln (ex + e–x) + c
−1 (B) ln |ex – e–x| + c
(C) + C for p = – 1
e +xx (C) ln |e2x – 1| + c
(D) None of these
1 e x + x − p3 + 1
(D) ln +C
2 p3 + 1 e x + x + p3 + 1 31.  ( g ( x ) + 1) sin x dx is equal to
for p > – 1
ex
[Note: C is the constant of integration.] (A) (sin x − cos x)
2
e2 x
Paragraph Type Question (28 to 29) (B) (2sin x − cos x)
5
33
Consider ϕ(a, b, t) = a4 – 5a2 + b2 + 5t2 – 4bt – 2t +
4 ex
(C) (sin 2 x − cos2 x)
where a, b, t ∈ R. Given that f(t) and g(2) are the 5
minimum values of ϕ(a, b, t). (D) None of these
f ( x)
28. 
dx
is 32.  g ( x) is equal to
f ( x)
1
(A) tan−1( x −1) + C (A) − cosec−1 (e x ) + c
2 e −1 x

1 −1  x − 1 
(B) tan  +C (B)
2
− sec−1 (e x ) + c
2  2  −x
e −e
x

(
(C) ln x − 1 + x − 2x + 2 + C 2
) (C)
1
+ sec−1 (e x ) + c
2 e −1 2x
1 x −1
(D) ln +C (D) None of these
2 x +1
[Note: Where C is the constant of integration]
Paragraph Question (33 to 34)

( Ax )
Let ( )
f ( x ) =  x2 cos2 x 2 x + 6tan x − 2 x tan 2 x dx and f
e g ( x)dx = e + Bx + C + D, where D is
x x 2
29. If
(x) passes through the point (π, 0)
constant integration then (A +B + C) is equal to 
(A) 2 33. If f: R – (2n + 1) ⎯→ R then f(x) be a/an:
2
14 (A) even function
(B)
5 (B) odd function
(C) 5 (C) neither even nor odd
19 (D) even as well as odd both
(D)
5

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34. The number of solution(s) of the equation f(x) = x3 1 − cos x
in [0, 2] be:
38.  cos  − cos x
dx where 0 << x <, equals

(A) 0 (B) 3   x
(A) 2 ln  cos − cos  + c
(C) 2 (D) None of these  2 2
 cos 
x
(B) 2 cos–1  2 +c
[Integration of Trigonometric functions]  cos  
 2
35. (
If  (sin3 + sin )cos esin d  = A sin3  + B cos2 
(C)
  x
2 2 In  cos − cos  + c
sin   2 2
+C sin  + D cos  + E)e + F , then
 cos x 
(A) A = – 4 (B) B = – 12 (D) –2 sin–1  2 +c
 cos  
(C) C = – 20 (D) None of these  2

1 − (cot x)2008
 tan x + (cot x)2009 dx = k
dx −1 1
36.  1 − sin4 x x = a tan x + b tan (c tan x) + D, then 39. If the value

1 ln | sink x + cosk x | + C, then find k.

(A) a =
2
40. If
(B) b = 2  sin x + sin3x + sin5x + sin 7 x + sin9x + sin11x + sin13x + sin15x 
  cos x + cos3x + cos5x + cos7 x + cos9x + cos11x + cos13x + cos15x  dx
(C) c = 1
1
(D) b = equals
ln(sec mx)
+ c where m, n  N, find (m + n).
2 2 n

3cot 3x − cot x  3sin x − 2cos x 

37. If  dx = pf(x) + qg(x) + c where 41. If   dx
tan x − 3tan3x  4sin x − 5cos x 
= Ax + B ln | 4sin x − 5cos x | +c,
'c' is a constant of integration, then
22 7
1 (A) A = (B) B =
(A) p = 1; q = ; f(x) = x; g(x) 41 41
3 7 22
(C) A = (D) B =
3 − tan x 41 41
= ln
3 + tan x
1
42. ( tan x + cot x )dx is equal to:
(B) p = 1; q = – ; f(x) = x; g(x)  tan x − cot x 
3 (A) 2 tan −1   + c
 2 
3 − tan x
= ln  tan x + cot x 
3 + tan x (B) 2 tan −1   + c
 2 
2
(C) p = 1; q = – ; f(x) = x; g(x) (C) 2 sin−1(sin x − cos x) + c
3
(D) 2 tan−1(sin x − cos x) + c
3 + tan x
= ln
3 − tan x
1
43. Let  x sin x  sec3 xdx = ( x  f ( x) − g ( x)) + k , then
1 2
(D) p = 1 ; q = – ; f(x) = x ; g(x)
3 (A) f ( x)  (−1,1)
(B) g ( x) = sin x has 6 solution for x [−,2]
3 + tan x
= ln (C) g '( x) = f ( x), x  R
3 − tan x
(D) f ( x) = g ( x) has no solution

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44.
 tan x 
  sin x cos x dx = A( f ( x)) + c, then
1/ m
III
f ( x) =
x 4 + x8 R
( )
x − 2 1− x +

(1 − x )
4 7/2
cos−1 x + C
(A) A = 2 (B) m = 2
(C) f ( x) = tan x (D) A + m = 5 IV S 2
1− x − tan −1 1 + +C
f ( x) = x2
1+ x
45. If  (sin x) −11/3
(cos x) −1/3
dx = −
(
3 1 + 4tan 2 x ) + c, T x6
+C
( )
8H ( x) 5/2
6 1 − x4
then H ( / 4) is ______.
I II III IV
Paragraph Question (46 to 47) (A) S Q P R
a sin x + b cos x (B) Q P R S
To evaluate  d where c2 + d 2  0
c sin x + d cos x (C) R P Q S
express the numerator as a sin x + b cos x =  (D) S R P Q
(Denominator) + μ (Derivative of the denominator)
Answer the following questions:
2sin x + 3cos x x + 3 x2 + 6 x
46.  3sin x + 4cos xdx equals 49. If  x(1 + 3 x )
dx = · x +  tan–1(x) + C,

18 1
(A) x + loge | 3sin x + 4cos x | +c where C is constant of integration then which of
25 25
the following is(are) correct?
−18 1
(B) x + loge | 3sin x + 4cos x | +c
25 25
2
x 18 (A)  =
(C) + loge | 2sin x + 3cos x | +c 3
25 25
− x 18 (B)  = 1
(D) + loge | 3sin x + 4cos x | +c
25 25 (C) ( + ) = 7
(D) Sum of all coefficients of even power of x in
sin x + 2cos x
47.  2sin x + cos xdx is equal to px + q loge
the expansion of   + 
 x

is equal to
∣ 2sin x + cos x∣ +c, then + q equals  
8 6 ( + 1) + ( − 1)
(A) (B)
5 5 2
7
(C) (D) 1
5 dx
50. If  ( x + 7) − 4 ( x + 7)
=
[Integration of irrational functions]
48. Match the following f (x) dx is equal to, if A ( x + 7) + B( x + 7)1/4 + C ln ( x + 7)1/4 − 1 + D,
List-I List-II
I 1 P x5
then:
f ( x) = +C
( x2 + 1) x2 + 2 (
5 1 − x4 )
5/2 (A) A ≠ B ≠ C
(B) B = C
II 1 Q  x +1  (C) A ≠ B
f ( x) = sin −1  +C
( x + 2) x + 6x + 7
2  ( x + 2) 2 
 
(D) A + B + C = 0

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51. Value of integral I =  ( tan x + cot x )dx, where dx x +1 − 3
 = p loge −q
(x )
54. If
2
−4 x +1 x +1 + 3
    3 
x   0,    ,  is
 2  2  tan −1 x + 1 + c, then pq is equal to
 tan x − cot x  1 1
(A) 2 tan −1   + c (A) (B)
 2  4 3 8
1 1
−1 
tan x + cot x  (C) (D)
(B) 2 tan   + c 3 3 8 3
 2 
 tan x − cot x   2x + 2 
(C) − 2 tan −1   + c If  sin −1   dx
 55.

 2   4 x + 8x + 13 
2

 tan x + cot x  2
(D) − 2 tan −1   + c =  f ( x ) tan −1 f ( x ) − ln g ( x )  + c , then

 2  3 
f (2) + g (1) =
(A) 25 (B) 26
52. Value of the integral I =  ( tan x + cot x )dx, (C) 27 (D) 28

 
where x   0,  , is [Reduction formulas]
 2
Paragraph Questions (56 to 57)
(A) 2sin−1(cos x − sin x) + C Let In, m =  sinn x cosm xdx . Then we can relate In,m
(B) 2sin−1(sin x − cos x) + C with each of the following
(C) 2 sin−1(sin x + cos x) + C (i) In – 2, m (ii) In +2, m
(iii) In,m−2 (iv) In,m+2
(D) − 2 sin−1(sin x + cos x) + C
(v) In −2, m+2 (vi) In +2, m−2

Paragraph Question (53 to 54) (vii) In +2, m−2

1 Suppose we want to establish a relation between In, m
To evaluate  ( Linear ) Linear
and
and In, m – 2, then we set
P(x) = sinn + 1x cosm – 1 x ..... (1)
 ( Quadratic ) Linear
Put Linear = t. In In, m and In, m – 2 then exponent of cosx is m and m –
2 respectively, then minimum of the two is m – 2,
adding 1 to the minimum we get m – 2 + 1 = m – 1. Now
dx
53. If  ( x + 2) 3x + 4
= 2 f ( x) + c, then f(x) equals choose the exponent m – 1 of cosx in P(x). Similarly
choose the exponent of sin x for P(x) Now
 3x + 4  differentiating both sides of (1), we get
(A) tan −1  
 2  P ( x) = (n + 1)sinn x cosm x − (m −1)sinn+2 x cosm−2 x
  3x + 4 1/2 
(B) tan   −1

(
= (n + 1)sin n x cosm x − (m − 1)sin n x 1 − cos2 x cosm−2 x )
  2  
  = (n + 1)sinn x cosm x − (m −1)sinn x cosm−2 x + (m −1)
 x+2 sinn x cosm x
(C) tan −1  
 2  = (n + m)sinn x cosm x − (m −1)sinn x cosm−2 x
x+2 Now integrating both sides, we get
(D) tan −1
2 sin n+1 x cosm−1 x = (n + m) I n,m − (m − 1) I n,m−2
Similarly we can establish the other relations.

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56. The relation between I4, 2 and I2, 2 is 58. Evaluate  3 tan xdx
1
6
(
(A) I 4,2 = − sin3 x cos3 x + 3I 2,2 ) 59. Evaluate:
dx
 ( x 2 + a 2 )2
1
(
(B) I 4,2 = sin3 x cos3 x + 3I 2,2
6
)
1
(
(C) I 4,2 = sin3 x cos3 x − 3I 2,2
6
)
1
(
(D) I 4,2 = − sin3 x cos3 x + 2I 2,2
6
)
57. The relation between I 4,2 and I 6,2 is

(A) I 4,2 =
1
5
(sin5 x cos3 x + 8I6,2 )
(B) I 4,2 =
1
5
( − sin5 x cos3 x + 8I6,2 )
(C) I 4,2 =
1
5
(sin5 x cos3 x − 8I6,2 )
(D) I 4,2 =
1
5
( − sin5 x cos3 x − 8I6,2 )

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 ANSWER KEY

JEE MAIN

1. (3) 38. (3)

2. (3) 39. (2)
3. (1) 40. (3)
4. (4) 41. (2)
5. (1) 42. (1)
6. (1) 43. (1)
7. (1) 44. (1)
8. (1) 45. (2)
9. (2) 46. (2)
10. (2) 47. (2)
11. (2.00) 48. (2)
12. (1.00) 49. (1)
13. (2) 50. (5)
14. (2) 51. (3.00)
15. (2) 52. (7.00)
16. (1) 53. (4.00)
17. (2) 54. (1)
18. (1) 55. (2)
19. (4) 56. (1)
20. (3) 57. (1)
21. (3) 58. (1)
22. (2) 59. (2)
23. (1) 60. (4)
24. (2) 61. (2)
25. (1) 62. (2)
26. (3) 63. (1)
27. (3) 64. (1)
28. (2) 65. (4)
29. (9) 66. (2)
30. (4) 67. (2)
31. (4) 68. (8)
32. (1) 69. (2)
33. (3) 70. (3)
34. (4) 71. (2)
35. (4) 72. (2)
36. (3) 73. (1)
37. (3)

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 JEE ADVANCED

1. (A, B, C, D) 33. (A)

2. (A, B) 34. (B)
3. (A, B, C, D) 35. (A, B, C)
4. (B, D) 36. (A)
5. (B, C) 37. (A, D)
6. (A, C) 38. (B, D)
7. (A) 39. (2010)
8. (B) 40. (16)
9. (A, B) 41. (A, B)
10. (B) 42. (A, C)
11. (B) 43. (A, C, D)
12. (A, C, D) 44. (A, B, C)
13. (A, C, D) 45. (1)
14. (A, B) 46. (A)
15. (A, C, D) 47. (C)
16. (B, C) 48. (A)
17. (A, B, C, D) 49. (B, C, D)
18. (C) 50. (B, D)
19. (C) 51. (B)
20. (B) 52. (B)
21. (C) 53. (B)
22. (C, D) 54. (D)
23. (3) 55. (B)
24. (3) 56. (A)
25. (A) 57. (A)
26. (B) 1 1
58. − log 1 + tan 2/3 x + log tan 4/3 x − tan 2/3 x + 1
27. (A, C, D) 2 4
28. (A) 3 −1  2tan 2/3 − 1 
+ tan   + c
29. (A) 2 
 3 
30. (A)
1  x 1 x
31. (B) 59. 2 2
+ tan –1  + c
2a  x + a 2 a a
32. (C)

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