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ECAT Pre General Science Mathematics Chapter 10 Mathematical Induction Online Test MCQs With Answers
Question # 1
If | x | < 1, then the first two terms of (1 - x)
1/2
are
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Question # 2
If n is odd then the middle terms in the expansion of (a + x)
n
are
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Question # 3
(1 - x)
3
= ______
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1 + 3x + 3x
2
+ x
3
1 + x + x
2
+ x
3
1 - x + x
2
- x
3
1 - 3x + 3x
2
- x
3
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Question # 4
The term involving x
4
in the expansion (3-2x) is
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217x
4
15120x
4
313x
4
-25x
4
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Question # 5
The 5th term of (3a-2b)
-1
is
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77b
2
/a
5
16b
2
/243 a
5
17b
4
/43a
5
25b
3
/43a
5
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Question # 6
The sum of coefficients in the binomial expansion equals to
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2
2
n+1
2
n-1
2
n
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Question # 7
The sum of the coefficient in the expansion of (a + x)
5
is
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32
16
8
5
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Question # 8
There is no integer n for which 3
n
is
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Odd
even
Natural
Prime
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Question # 9
1+3x+6x2 +10x3 +....=
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(1+x)-3
(1-x)-2
(1-x)-3
(1+x)-2
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Question # 10
The coefficient of x
10
in the expansion (x
3
+3/x
2
)
10
is
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1700
17023
17027
17010
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Question # 11
If n is any positive integer then 2
n
> 2(n + 1) is true for all
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Question # 12
The middle term(s) of (a+x)11 is
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6th term
6thor 7th
7th term
6thand7th
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Question # 13
The term independent of x is the expansion (x
3
+1/x)
12
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295
495
395
722
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Question # 14
The proposition S(n) for any n∈ N is only true if k∈ N and
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S(k +1) is true
S(1) is true and S(k+1) is true whenever S (k) is true
S(k+1) is true whenever S (k) is true
S(k) is true
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Question # 15
The term involving x4 the expansion (3-2x)7 is
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217 x4
15120x4
313x4
-25x4
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Question # 16
The last term of (1+2x)-2
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(-1)-2 (2x)-2
(-1)-4(-2x)-2
(-1)-3(2x)-3
Does not exist
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Question # 17
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405 / 256
504 / 259
450 / 263
None
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Question # 18
for n€ N, 3
2n + 7 is divisible by
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7
8
9
10
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Question # 19
Number of terms in the expansion of (a+x)
n
is
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n - 1
n + 1
n + 2
n + 3
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Question # 20
For each natural number n, n (n+1) is
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an even
an odd
multiple of 3
Irrational
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Question # 21
If n∈Z+ then(a+x)n is a/an
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Finite series
Convergent series
Infinite series
Divergent series
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Question # 22
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2 and 9
3 and 2
2/3 and 9
3/2 and 6
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Question # 23
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n < 8/5
n < 5/8
|n| < 8/5
|n|>8/5
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Question # 24
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8
9
10
11
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Question # 25
The expansion of (1 + 2x)
-2
is valed if
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| x | < 1/2
| x | < 1
| x | < 2
| x | < 3
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Question # 26
If a statement S(n) is true for n = i where i is some natural number and the truth of S(n) for n = k > i implies the truth of S(n) for n = k +1 then S(n) is true for all positive integers
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Question # 27
If n is any positive integer then n! > n
2
for
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Question # 28
If n is any positive integer then n! > 2
n-1
for
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Question # 29
The greatest integer which divides the number 101
100
- 1 is
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100
1000
10000
100000
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Question # 30
If the sum of co-efficient in the expansion of (a+b)
n
is 4096, then the greatest co-efficient in the expansion is
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1594
792
924
2924
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Question # 31
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Imaginary
Rational
Irrational
Real numbers
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