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BISE Multan · Class 11 · Mathematics

BISE Multan · Class 11 · Mathematics · 2026 · First Annual · Group 2 · Old course

2026 · First Annual · 6196

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MATHEMATICS (OLD COURSE) PAPER-I GROUP-II

OBJECTIVE

Q.No.1

You have four choices for each objective type question as A, B, C and D.

The choice which you think is correct, fill that bubble in front of that question number, on bubble sheet.

Use marker or pen to fill the bubbles.

Cutting or filling two or more bubbles will result in zero mark in that question.

  1. 1

    The domain of sin⁡x=

    • (A)

      [−1,1]

    • (B)

      (−∞,∞)

    • (C)

      [0,∞)

    • (D)

      [0,2π]

  2. 2

    The triangle which is not a right triangle is called an/a:

    • (A)

      Rectangle

    • (B)

      Isosceles triangle

    • (C)

      Oblique triangle

    • (D)

      Right triangle

  3. 3

    The value of s in a triangle is:

    • (A)

      a+b+c

    • (B)

      (a+b+c)/2

    • (C)

      abc/2

    • (D)

      (a+b+c)/3

  4. 4

    The value of sin⁡−1(1/2)=

    • (A)

      π/6

    • (B)

      π/3

    • (C)

      π/4

    • (D)

      2π/3

  5. 5

    For sin⁡x=0, the solution is:

    • (A)

      2nπ/5

    • (B)

      nπ/2

    • (C)

      (2n+1)π/2

    • (D)

      nπ

  6. 6

    The number 2 is an/a:

    • (A)

      Rational

    • (B)

      Natural

    • (C)

      Integer

    • (D)

      Irrational

  7. 7

    A set is called well-defined collection of:

    • (A)

      Distinct objects

    • (B)

      Identical objects

    • (C)

      Numbers only

    • (D)

      Variables only

  8. 8

    A rectangular array of numbers enclosed by a pair of brackets is called:

    • (A)

      Determinant

    • (B)

      Matrix

    • (C)

      Vector

    • (D)

      Set

  9. 9

    A matrix has m – rows and n – columns, its order is:

    • (A)

      n×m

    • (B)

      m+n

    • (C)

      m×n

    • (D)

      mn

  10. 10

    An equation of the form ax2+bx+c=0; a≠0 is called:

    • (A)

      Quadratic

    • (B)

      Linear

    • (C)

      Cubic

    • (D)

      Radical

  11. 11

    The number of roots of quadratic equation are:

    • (A)

      1

    • (B)

      4

    • (C)

      3

    • (D)

      2

  12. 12

    To make perfect square the expression, x2−5x. we add:

    • (A)

      52

    • (B)

      5/2

    • (C)

      (5/2)2

    • (D)

      2×5

  13. 13

    A sequence is a function whose domain is the set of:

    • (A)

      Natural numbers

    • (B)

      Real numbers

    • (C)

      Integers

    • (D)

      Complex numbers

  14. 14

    The nth term of an Arithmetic progression is an=

    • (A)

      a1+nr

    • (B)

      a1dn−1

    • (C)

      a1+(n+1)d

    • (D)

      a1+(n−1)d

  15. 15

    The value of 0! is defined as:

    • (A)

      0

    • (B)

      1

    • (C)

      ∞

    • (D)

      −1

  16. 16

    n!>2n−1 is true for integral values of n≥ :

    • (A)

      1

    • (B)

      2

    • (C)

      3

    • (D)

      0

  17. 17

    In binomial expansion of (a+x)n, the number of terms is:

    • (A)

      n+1

    • (B)

      n

    • (C)

      n−1

    • (D)

      2n

  18. 18

    An angle is positive if the rotation is:

    • (A)

      Clockwise

    • (B)

      Horizontal

    • (C)

      Anti-clockwise

    • (D)

      Vertical

  19. 19

    sin⁡(180∘−θ)=

    • (A)

      −sin⁡θ

    • (B)

      sin⁡θ

    • (C)

      cos⁡θ

    • (D)

      −cos⁡θ

  20. 20

    tan⁡2α=

    • (A)

      2tan⁡α1+tan⁡2α

    • (B)

      2tan⁡α

    • (C)

      tan⁡α1−tan⁡2α

    • (D)

      2tan⁡α1−tan⁡2α