There are two sets of parallel lines, their equations being `x cos alpha+y sin alpha=p` and `x sin alpha- y cos alpha=p` , `p=1,2,3,….n` and `alpha in

Let matrix `A=[(a,b),(c,d)]` is orthogonal matrix. `:. [(a,b),(c,d)][(a,c),(b,d)]=[(1,0),(0,1)]` `implies [(a^(2)+b^(2),ac+bd),(ac+bd,c^(2)+d^(2))]=[(1,0),(0,1)]` `implies a^(2)+b^(2)=1` (1) `c^(2)+d^(2)=1` (2) `ac+bd=0` (3) `implies a/d= (-b)/c= k` (let) `implies c^(2)+d^(2)=(a^(2)+b^(2))/k=1//k^(2)` or `k^(2)=1` or `k= pm 1`...

Correct Answer - C `AB=[(cos^(2) theta,),(cos theta sin theta,)][(cos^(2) phi,cos phi sin phi),(cos phi sin phi,sin^(2) phi)]` `=[(cos^(2) theta cos^(2) phi+cos theta cos phi sin theta sin phi ,cos^(2)theta cos phi...

Correct Answer - A We have, `A(alpha, beta)^(-1)=1/e^(beta) [(e^(beta) cos alpha,-e^(beta) sin alpha,0),(e^(beta) sin alpha,e^(beta) cos alpha,0),(0,0,1)]` `=A(-alpha, -beta)`

Correct Answer - B We have. `[F(x) G(y)]^(-1)=[G(y)]^(-1) [F(x)]^(-1)` `=G(-y) F(-x)`

Correct Answer - A::B::D `A=[(cos alpha,sin alpha,0),(cos beta,sin beta,0),(cos gamma,sin gamma,0)][(cos alpha,cos beta,cos gamma),(sin alpha,sin beta,sin gamma),(0,0,0)]` Clearly, A is symmetric and `|A|=0`, hence, singular and not invertiable. Also, `A A^(T)...

(i) Since `1 in [-pi//2, pi//2], sin^(-1) (sin 1) = 1` (ii) Since `2 in [-pi//2, pi//2], sin^(-1) (sin 2) != 2` `:. Sin^(-1) (sin 2) = sin^(-1) (sin (pi)...

(i) Since `3 in [0, pi], cos^(-1) (cos 3) = 3` (ii) Since `4 !in [0, pi], cos^(-1) (cos 4) != 4` `:. Cos^(-1) (cos 4) = 2pi - 4`...

Correct Answer - C `a = 20 - 6pi, b = 10 pi - 30, c = sin^(-1) sin(4pi - 10) = 10 - 3pi` So, `a + b + c...

Correct Answer - `[{:(,1,0),(,1,1):}]`

Correct Answer - A `(a)` `a=e^(ialpha)`, `b=e^(ibeta)`, `c=e^(igamma)` Clearly `a+b+c=0` `impliesa+b+c=0=(1)/(a)+(1)/(b)+(1)/(c )` `impliesa^(3)+b^(3)+x^(3)=3abc` `impliessin3alpha+sin3beta+sin3gamma=sin(alpha+beta+gamma)`