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Calculus And Analytical Geometry PDF 163 KBUpdated 23 Oct 2026
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Q1. Which of the following is the sum of 5^ (k*1) where K goes from 1 to 3?

  1. 675
  2. 525
  3. 875
  4. 775
  5. Sum the first three terms of the series, whose general term is 5ki

Where first term=k1=10

Second term=K2=14

Third term=k3= -2

a) 001 b) 101 c) 111 d) 110

Q3. If f(x) = Cos(x) + Sin(x) +x, then which of the following is NOT true about it.

  1. Its anti – derivative is

Sin (x) – Cos (x) + x ^ 2/2+4

b) Its anti – derivative is

-Sin (x) – Cos (x) + x ^ 2/2+4

c) None of these

d) Its anti – derivative is Sin (x) – Cos (x) + x ^ 2/2+5

Q4. Subdivide the interval [3, 5] into ‘n’ equal parts, and then the width of each subinterval is….

  1. 1/n
  2. n
  3. -2/n
  4. 2/n

Q5. Subdivide the interval [1, 5] into ‘n’ equally spaced subintervals then the width of each subinterval is….

  1. 5
  2. 5/n
  3. 1/n
  4. 4/n

Q6. ‘Xln(x/e)’ is the anti-derivative of ‘lnx’if and only if the derivative of ‘Xln(x/e)’ is equal to

  1. Xln(x/e)
  2. X
  3. Inx
  4. In(x/e)

Q7. If f(x) = Sec ^ (2) x+x^3, then which of the following is NOT true about it.

  1. None of these
  2. Its anti – derivative is

Tan(x) +x^4/4 +15

c) Its anti – derivative is

Tan(x) +x^4/4 +12

d) Its anti – derivative is

Tan(x) +x^4/4 +10

Q8. Integral of 3 sec(x) tan(x) is

  1. (3/2)sec^2(x)+C
  2. 3sec(x)+C
  3. None of these
  4. 3tan(x)+C

Q9. The indefinite integral of ‘sec(x) tan(x)’ is…….

  1. Cotx+c
  2. Sinx+c
  3. Secx+c
  4. Tanx+c

Q10. If f(x) =x ^ 5+6, then which of the following is NOT true about it.

  1. Its anti – derivative is

x^6/6 + 12x

b) Its anti – derivative is

X^6/6 +6x+6

c) Its anti – derivative is

X^6/6 +6x+10

d) Its anti – derivative is X^6/6 +6x

Q11. Why the equation: x^2 + 8=0 does not have approximate solution while using Newton’s method?

  1. X^2 will always be negative
  2. X^2 will always be non-negative
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