Algebra (Mathematics Chapterwise Solved Papers for Teaching) (Part-6)Theory of Equation and InequationsTotal Questions: 5011. If sum of two roots of equation is šĀ³-3šĀ²-4š + 12 = 0 is zero. Then all the roots of the equations- [TGT 1999](a) 4, 5, 3(b) 2, 3, 5(c) 2, -2, 3(d) 3, -3, 2Correct Answer: (c) 2, -2, 3Solution:12. Solve the following equation? [TGT 1999](a) 2/a(b) -2/a(c) a/2(d) -a/2Correct Answer: (b) -2/aSolution:13. The domain of the function f(š)= (1/š) will be: [TGT 1999](a) Increasing(b) Decreasing(c) Constant(d) Data is insufficientCorrect Answer: (b) DecreasingSolution:14. Solve the following equation? [PGT 2011](a) 7/3(b) -(7/3)(c) 3/7(d) -(3/7)Correct Answer: (d) -(3/7)Solution:15. If a is a root of equation šĀ³+2šĀ²+gš+1 = 0, then 1/α will also be a root of this equation, when the value of g is- [PGT 2013](a) -1(b) 0(c) 1(d) 2Correct Answer: (d) 2Solution:16. Solve the following equation? [PGT 2010](a) one(b) two(c) zero(d) infiniteCorrect Answer: (c) zeroSolution:17. If the roots of the equation y²-ā2y+ā3=0 are α and β then αā“+βⓠwill be equal to [PGT 2010](a) 16+8ā3(b) 10-8ā3(c) 13-12ā2(d) 13+12ā2Correct Answer: (b) 10-8ā3Solution:18. H.C.F. of šĀ²+2š-8 and šĀ²+š-12 will be [PGT 2010](a) š-2(b) š-3(c) š+4(d) š+3Correct Answer: (c) š+4Solution:19. It the roots of the quadratic equation šĀ²+pš+q = 0 are tan30° and tan15°, respectively, then the value of 2+q- p is [PGT 2009](a) 2(b) 3(c) 0(d) 1Correct Answer: (b) 3Solution: 20. Solve the following equation? [PGT 2009] (a)(b)(c)(d)Correct Answer: (a)Solution:Submit Quiz« Previous12345Next »