SSC CGL TRIGONOMETRY MCQ ENGLISH
SSC CGL TRIGONOMETRY MCQ ENGLISH
Question – 1 : If A=π6 and B=π3 , then consider the following statements:I. sinA+sinB=cosA+cosBII. tanA+tanB=cotA+cotBWhich of the above statements is/are correct?
Answer – (A) : Both I and II
Answer – (B) : Only II
Answer – (C) : Both I and II
Answer – (D) : Neither I nor II
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Correct Answer : (C)
Explanation : Given:A=π6 and B=π3⇒A+B=π6+π2=π2As we know,sin(π2−θ)=cosθcos(π2−θ)=sinθtan(π2−θ)=cotθcot(π2−θ)=tanθStatement:IsinA+sinB=sin(π2−A)+sin(π2−B)⇒sinA+sinB=cosA+cosBStatement: IItanA+tanB=tan(π2−B)+tan(π2−B)⇒tanA+tanB=cotA+cotBWe can see that, both statement are correct.
Question – 2 : What is the maximum value of sinx.cosx ?
Answer – (A) : 12
Answer – (B) : 1
Answer – (C) : 12
Answer – (D) : 22
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Correct Answer : (C)
Explanation : Let, f(x)=sinx.cosx=12×(2sinx×cosx)=12sin2xAs we know, the maximum value of sinx is 1.Therefore the maximum value of sin2x is 1.Hence maximum value of f(x) is 12×1=12
Question – 3 : Let sin(A+B)=32 and cosB=32 , where A,B are acute angles. What is tan(2A−B) equal to:
Answer – (A) : 13
Answer – (B) : 3
Answer – (C) : 13
Answer – (D) : 1
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Correct Answer : (C)
Explanation : Given:sin(A+B)=32⇒sin(A+B)=sin60∘⇒A+B=60∘…….(1)Also, cosB=32⇒cosB=cos30∘⇒B=30∘Substituting the value of B in equation (1), we get⇒A=60∘−30∘=30∘∴tan(2A−B)=tan(60∘−30∘)=tan30∘=13
Question – 4 : The value of cos260∘+4sec230∘−tan245∘sin230∘+cos230∘ .
Answer – (A) : 5512
Answer – (B) : 5512
Answer – (C) : 6712
Answer – (D) : 6710
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Correct Answer : (B)
Explanation : Given:cos260∘+4sec230∘−tan245∘sin230∘+cos230∘⇒122+4×232-1122+322⇒14+43×4-114+34⇒14+163-1⇒3+6412-1⇒6712-1⇒5512∴ The value is 5512 .
Question – 5 : What is (1+cotθ−cosecθ)(1+tanθ+secθ) equal to?
Answer – (A) : 2
Answer – (B) : 2
Answer – (C) : 3
Answer – (D) : 4
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Correct Answer : (B)
Explanation : Given,(1+cotθ−cosecθ)(1+tanθ+secθ)To find value of (1+cotθ−cosecθ)(1+tanθ+secθ)=(1+cosθsinθ−1sinθ)(1+sinθcosθ+1cosθ) [∵cotθ=cosθsinθ,cosecθ=1sinθ,secθ=1cosθ]=(sinθ+cosθ−1)(sinθ+cosθ+1)sinθcosθ=(sinθ+cosθ)2−1sinθcosθ=sin2θ+cos2θ+2sinθcosθ−1sinθcosθ [∵sin2θ+cos2θ=1]=1+2sinθcosθ−1sinθcosθ=2sinθcosθsinθcosθ=2
Question – 6 : If tan (A + B) = 3 and tan(A – B) = 0 then find the value of A and B respectively.
Answer – (A) : 30°, 30°
Answer – (B) : 50°, 30°
Answer – (C) : 45°,30°
Answer – (D) : 30°, 30°
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Correct Answer : (D)
Explanation : Given:tan (A + B) = 3⇒ tan (A + B) = tan 60°⇒ A + B = 60° —-(1)tan (A – B) = 0⇒ tan (A – B) = tan 0°⇒ A – B = 0° —-(2)Adding equations (1) and (2), we get:(A – B) + (A + B) = 0° + 60°⇒ 2A = 60°⇒ A = 30°Puting the value of A in equation (1), we get⇒ B = 60° – 30° = 30°∴ The value of A and B are 30° and 30°.
Question – 7 : The value of tan−1(17)+tan−1(113) is:
Answer – (A) : tan−1(29)
Answer – (B) : tan−1(27)
Answer – (C) : tan−1(29)
Answer – (D) : tan−1(19)
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Correct Answer : (C)
Explanation : We know that,⇒tan−1x+tan−1y=tan−1(x+y1−xy),We have,tan−1(17)+tan−1(113)=tan−1(17+1131−17×113)=tan−1(2090)=tan−1(29)
Question – 8 : If tanA=12 and tanB=13 , then find the value of tan(2A+B)
Answer – (A) : 3
Answer – (B) : 12
Answer – (C) : 3
Answer – (D) : 32
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Correct Answer : (C)
Explanation : We know that,tan2A=2tanA1−tan2A=2×121−(12)2=11−14=134=43Now,tan(2A+B)=tan2A+tanB1−tan2AtanB∴ tan2A+tanB1−tan2AtanB=43+131−43×13=5/35/9=53×95=3
Question – 9 : What is sin3x+cos3x+4sin3x−3sinx+3cosx−4cos3x equal to?
Answer – (A) : 0
Answer – (B) : 1
Answer – (C) : 2sin2x
Answer – (D) : 4cos4x
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Correct Answer : (A)
Explanation : Given:sin3x+cos3x+4sin3x−3sinx+3cosx−4cos3xWe know that,sin3x=3sinx−4sin3xcos3x=4cos3x−3cosxUsing above formula we get,=3sinx−4sin3x+4cos3x−3cosx+4sin3x−3sinx+3cosx−4cos3x=0
Question – 10 : If ‘θ’ is an acute angle and cosec θ = 222……….. , then the value of tan θ-
Answer – (A) : 13
Answer – (B) : 2
Answer – (C) : 13
Answer – (D) : 3
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Correct Answer : (C)
Explanation : Given: cosec θ = 222………Let, x = 222………On squaring both sides we get,x2 = 222………⇒ x2 = 2x∵x=222………⇒ x2−2x=0⇒ x(x – 2) = 0⇒ x = 2 or x = 0If x = 2:cosec θ = 2⇒ θ = 30°∴ tan θ = tan 30° = 13
Question – 11 : If
sinx+siny=cosy−cosx
, where
0
Answer – (A) : 1
Answer – (B) : 12
Answer – (C) : 1
Answer – (D) : 2
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Correct Answer : (C)
Explanation : Given that, sinx+siny=cosy−cosx2sin(x+y2)⋅cos(x−y2)=−2sin(x+y2)⋅sin(y−x2)=2sin(x+y2)⋅sin(x−y2)⇒sin(x+y2)⋅cos(x−y2)=sin(x+y2)⋅sin(x−y2)dividing by cos(x−y2)⇒sin(x+y2)=sin(x+y2)tan(x−y2)⇒tan(x−y2)=1
Question – 12 : If 3sinθ+5cosθ=4 , then what is the value of (3cosθ−5sinθ)2?
Answer – (A) : 18
Answer – (B) : 12
Answer – (C) : 16
Answer – (D) : 18
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Correct Answer : (D)
Explanation : Given:(3sinθ+5cosθ)=4Squaring both sides,⇒(3sinθ+5cosθ)2=42⇒9sin2θ+25cos2θ+30sinθcosθ=16 [∵(a+b)2=a2+b2+2ab]⇒30sinθcosθ=16−9sin2θ−25cos2θ …….(1)Now,(3cosθ−5sinθ)2=9cos2θ+25sin2θ−30sinθcosθ=9cos2θ+25sin2θ−16+9sin2θ+25cos2θ [ Substituting from eq. (1) ]=34(sin2θ+cos2θ)−16=34−16[∵sin2θ+cos2θ=1]= 18
Question – 13 : Find the general solution of the equation 2 cos x – 1 = 0?
Answer – (A) : x = 2nπ ± π4 , where n ∈ Z
Answer – (B) : x = 2nπ ± π3 , where n ∈ Z
Answer – (C) : x = 2nπ ± π2 , where n ∈ Z
Answer – (D) : x = 2nπ ± π6 , where n ∈ Z
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Correct Answer : (A)
Explanation : Given: 2 cos x – 1 = 0⇒ cos x = 12As we know that if cos θ = cos α then θ = 2nπ ± α, α ∈ [0, π], n ∈ Z.∴The general solution of the given equation is: x = 2nπ ± π4 , where n ∈ Z.
Question – 14 : Consider the following statements:1) cos θ + sec θ can never be equal to 1.5.2) sec2 θ + cosec2 θ can never be less than 4.Which of the statements given above is/are correct?
Answer – (A) : Both 1 and 2
Answer – (B) : 2 only
Answer – (C) : Both 1 and 2
Answer – (D) : Neither 1 nor 2
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Correct Answer : (C)
Explanation : Considering statement 1,Suppose
cosθ+secθ=1.5cosθ+1cosθ=32⇒2(cos2θ+1)=3cosθ⇒2cos2θ−3cosθ+3=0For a quadratic equation of form
ax2+bx+c,x=x=−b±b2−4ac2acosθ=[3±(9−24)]4⇒cosθ=(3±−15)4
, which is not possible as the value of
cosθ
is always a real number.Statement 1 is correctConsidering statement 2,Suppose
sec2θ+cosec2θ<41cos2θ+1sin2θ<4⇒sin2θ+cos2θ<4sin2θcos2θ⇒1
Question – 15 : If x=tan−1(15) then cos2x is equal to?
Answer – (A) : 1213
Answer – (B) : 513
Answer – (C) : 1213
Answer – (D) : None of the above
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Correct Answer : (C)
Explanation : Given: x=tan−1(15)∴tanx=15As we know that, cos2θ=1−tan2θ1+tan2θ∴cos2x=1−tan2x1+tan2x=1−(15)21+(15)2=(25−125)(25+125)=2426=1213
Question – 16 : Consider the following statements:1. If cosθ1−sinθ+cosθ1+sinθ=4 , where 0<θ<90∘ , then θ=60∘2. If 3tanθ+cotθ=5cosecθ , where 0<θ<90∘ , then θ=60∘ .Which of the statements given above is/are correct?
Answer – (A) : Both 1 and 2
Answer – (B) : 2 only
Answer – (C) : Both 1 and 2
Answer – (D) : Neither 1 nor 2
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Correct Answer : (C)
Explanation : Considering statement 1 ,[cosθ(1−sinθ)]+[cosθ(1+sinθ)]=4⇒[cosθ(1+sinθ)+cosθ(1−sinθ)(1−sin2θ)]=4⇒2cosθcos2θ=4[∵sin2θ+cos2θ=1]⇒cosθ=12⇒θ=60∘[∵0<θ<90∘]⇒ Statement 1 is correctConsidering statement 2 ,3tanθ+cotθ=5cosecθ⇒3(sinθcosθ)+(cosθsinθ)=5sinθ⇒3sin2θ+cos2θ=5cosθ⇒3−3cos2θ+cos2θ=5cosθ[∵sin2θ+cos2θ=1]⇒2cos2θ+5cosθ−3=0⇒(2cosθ−1)(cosθ+3)=0⇒cosθ=12,−3⇒θ=60∘[∵0<θ<90∘]⇒ Statement 2 is correct∴ Both statements 1 and 2 are correct
Question – 17 : What is the minimum value of 3cos(A+π3) where A∈R ?
Answer – (A) : -3
Answer – (B) : -1
Answer – (C) : 0
Answer – (D) : 3
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Correct Answer : (A)
Explanation : Minimum value of cosx is -1.So, minimum value of 3cos(A+π3)=3(−1)=−3
Question – 18 : If 4(cosec257−tan233)−cos90+y×tan266×tan224=y2 , then the value of y is:
Answer – (A) : −8
Answer – (B) : −4
Answer – (C) : 4
Answer – (D) : −8
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Correct Answer : (D)
Explanation : Given:4(cosec257−tan233)−cos90+y×tan266×tan224=y24(cosec2(90−33)−tan233)−cos90+y×tan266×tan2(90−66)=y2⇒4(sec257−tan233)−cos90+y×tan266×cot266=y2⇒4×1−0+y×tan266×1tan266=y2⇒4+y=y2⇒y−y2=−4⇒y2=−4⇒y=−8∴ The value of y is −8 .
Question – 19 : If sec(y)=1312 , then find out the value of tan(3y) .
Answer – (A) : 2035828
Answer – (B) : 2035826
Answer – (C) : 2035828
Answer – (D) : None of the above
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Correct Answer : (C)
Explanation : We know that,sec(y)=1312= Hypotenuse Base⇒( Height )2=( Hypotenuse )2−( Base )2⇒( Height )2=(13)2−(12)2⇒( Height )2=169−144=25Height =5tan(y)= Height Base=512tan(3y)=3tan(y)−tan3(y)1−3tan2(y)=3×512−(512)31−3×(512)2=54−(1251728)1−3×(25144)⇒2160−12517281−2548 =203517282348⇒9768039744 =2035828
Question – 20 : What is the value of cos2(45∘+θ)+cos2(45∘−θ)tan(60∘+θ)tan(30∘−θ) ?
Answer – (A) : 1
Answer – (B) : 0
Answer – (C) : 1
Answer – (D) : 2
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Correct Answer : (C)
Explanation : Given:[cos2(45∘+θ)+cos2(45∘−θ)][tan(60∘+θ)tan(30∘−θ)]As we know,cosA=sin(90∘−A)tanA=cot(90∘−A)tanAcotA=1By substituting it we get,=[cos2(45∘+θ)+sin2(90∘−45∘+θ)][tan(60∘+θ)cot(90∘−30∘+θ)]So,=[cos2(45∘+θ)+sin2(45∘+θ)][tan(60∘+θ)cot(60∘+θ)]As we know cos2A+sin2A=1 and tanAcotA=1By substituting it,=11=1
Question – 21 : FInd the value of tan A, if sin A = 513 .
Answer – (A) : 512
Answer – (B) : 125
Answer – (C) : 135
Answer – (D) : 215
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Correct Answer : (A)
Explanation : Given: Sin A = 513To find: tan ASin A = 513 = PerpendicularHypotenusePerpendicular = 5 and Hypotenuse = 13Hypotenuse2 = Perpendicular2 + Base2⇒ 132 = 52 + Base2169 = 25 + Base2Base2 = 169 – 25 = 144⇒ Base = 12So, tan A =Perpendicular Base = 512
Question – 22 : A and B are positive acute angles such that cos2B=3sin2A and 3sin2A=2sin2B . What is the value of (A+2B) ?
Answer – (A) : π2
Answer – (B) : π4
Answer – (C) : π3
Answer – (D) : π2
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Correct Answer : (D)
Explanation : Given: cos2B=3sin2A …(1)and 3sin2 A=2sin2B …(2)Dividing equation (1) by (2),cos2B2sin2B=3sin2A3sin2A⇒12cos2 Bsin2 B=sin2A2sinA.cosA⇒cos2 Bsin2 B=sinAcosA⇒cos2B.cosA−sinA.sin2B=0⇒cos(A+2 B)=0∴A+2B=π2
Question – 23 : If 0 < θ < 90°, 0 < φ < 90° and cos θ < cos φ, then which one of the following is correct?
Answer – (A) : θ > φ
Answer – (B) : θ > φ
Answer – (C) : θ + φ = 90°
Answer – (D) : No conclusion can be drawn
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Correct Answer : (B)
Explanation : When the value of θ ranges as 0 < θ < 90°, the value of cos θ ranges as 0 > cos θ > 1Similarly,When the value of φ ranges as 0 < φ < 90°, the value of cos φ ranges as 0 > cos φ > 1Now given,⇒ cos θ < cos φ⇒ θ > φ
Question – 24 : If tanθ=8 , then secθ=?
Answer – (A) : 3
Answer – (B) : 4
Answer – (C) : 3
Answer – (D) : 9
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Correct Answer : (C)
Explanation : Given: tanθ=8We know that, 1+tan2θ=sec2θsec2θ=1+(8)2=1+8=9∴secθ=9=3
Question – 25 : Which of the following equals 1 + cot2 θ?
Answer – (A) : cosec2 θ
Answer – (B) : cos2 θ
Answer – (C) : cosec2 θ
Answer – (D) : cot2 θ
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Correct Answer : (C)
Explanation : Given:1+cot2θ=1+cos2θsin2θ∴[cotθ=cosθsinθ]=sin2θ+cos2θsin2θ=1sin2θ=cosec2θ.
Question – 26 : The imaginary part of logsin(x+iy) is:
Answer – (A) : tan−1(cotxtanhy)
Answer – (B) : tan−1(tanxtanhy)
Answer – (C) : tan−1(cotxtanhy)
Answer – (D) : tan−1(tanx coth y)
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Correct Answer : (C)
Explanation : sin(A+B)=sinAcosB+cosAsinBComplex variable:In mathematics it’s a variable that can take on the value of a complex number.In basic algebra the variable ′x′ and ′y′ stand for value of real numbers.The algebra of complex number uses the complex variable ‘z’ to represent a number of the form x+iy .x : Real party : Imaginary partGiven function is logsin(x+iy)log[sinxcosiy+siniycosx]….(1)sin(x+iy)=sinxcos(iy)+cosxsiniyWe know that{coshx=cos(ix) and sinhx=−isin(ix),tanhx=−itan(ix)sin(x+iy)=sinxcoshx+cosx(isinhx)=sinxcoshx+i(cosxsinhx)∴log[sin(x+iy)]=log[sinxcoshy+icosxsinhy]∵cos(ix)=coshx;sin(x)=isinhx∴log[sin(x+iy)]=12log[sin2xcos2hy+cos2xsinh2y]+itan−1[cosxsinhysinxcoshy]log(sin(x+iy))=12log[sin2xcos2hy+cos2xsinh2y]+itan−1[cotxtanhy]Imaginary part is:tan−1[cotxtanhy]
Question – 27 : If, sinθ+cosecθ=2; find the value of 2[cos2(θ2)+cot2(θ2)]?
Answer – (A) : 3
Answer – (B) : 3
Answer – (C) : 1
Answer – (D) : 4
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Correct Answer : (B)
Explanation : Given:sinθ+cosecθ=2We know that:cosecθ=1sinθsin90∘=1cos45∘=12cot45∘=1(a−b)2=a2−2ab+b2∵sinθ+cosecθ=2⇒sinθ+(1sinθ)=2⇒sin2θ+1=2sinθ⇒sin2θ−2sinθ+1=0⇒(sinθ−1)2=0⇒sinθ−1=0⇒sinθ=1∴θ=90∘θ2=45∘∴2[cos2(θ2)+cot2(θ2)]=2×(cos245∘+cot245∘)=2×[12+1]=2×32=3∴ The value of 2[cos2(θ2)+cot2(θ2)] is 3.
Question – 28 : What is sin(α+1∘)+cos(β+1∘) equal to:(Given α=β=15∘ )
Answer – (A) : 12(3cos1∘+sin1∘)
Answer – (B) : 3cos1∘−12sin1∘
Answer – (C) : 12(3cos1∘−sin1∘)
Answer – (D) : 12(3cos1∘+sin1∘)
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Correct Answer : (D)
Explanation : Given,α=β=15∘sin(α+1∘)+cos(β+1∘)=sin(15∘+1∘)+cos(15∘+1∘)=sin15∘cos1∘+cos15∘sin1∘+cos15∘cos1∘−sin15∘sin1∘=cos1∘(sin15∘+cos15∘)+sin1∘(cos15∘−sin15∘) …(1)sin15∘+cos15∘=sin15∘+sin75∘=2sin(75∘+15∘2)cos(75∘−15∘2)=2sin(45∘)cos30∘=2×12×32=32Andcos15∘−sin15∘=cos(90∘−75∘)−sin15∘=sin75∘−sin15∘=2cos(75∘+15∘2)sin(75∘−15∘2)=2cos(45∘)sin30∘=2×12×12=12So, (1) will becomecos1∘(32)+sin1∘(12)12(3cos1∘+sin1∘)
Question – 29 : If cosθ=15 , where 0<θ<π2 . Then 2tanθ1−tan2θ is equal to:
Answer – (A) : −43
Answer – (B) : −43
Answer – (C) : 13
Answer – (D) : −23
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Correct Answer : (B)
Explanation : Given:cosθ=15∵sinθ=(1−cos2θ)⇒sinθ=(1−15)=(45)=25⇒tanθ=sinθcosθ=(25)(15)=2⇒2tanθ(1−tan2θ)=(2×2)(1−4)=4(−3)=(−43)
Question – 30 : Find the value of cos(2010°).
Answer – (A) : −32
Answer – (B) : -12
Answer – (C) : −12
Answer – (D) : 12
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Correct Answer : (A)
Explanation : Here, cos(2010°)⇒ cos (6 × 360° – 150°)= cos(150°)(∵ cos (2nπ ± θ) = cos θ)= cos(90° + 60°)= – sin(60°)(∵ cos (90 + θ) = -sin θ)= -32
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SSC CGL TRIGONOMETRY MCQ ENGLISH
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