Directions (Q. 1-5) : In each of the questions below, two equations are provided. On the basis of these you have to
find out the relation between p and q. Give answer
(1) If P = Q
(2) If P > Q
(3) If P < Q
(4) If P ≥ Q
(5) If P ≤ Q
- P2 – P – 12 = 0; Q2 – 3Q – 28 = 0(5)
- 2P2 – 11P + 5 = 0; 3Q2 – 13Q + 4 = 0(2)
- P2 + 7P + 12 = 0; Q2 + 2Q – 3 = 0(5)
- 3P + Q = 1; 8P + 12Q = 5(1)
- P2 + 5P – 14 = 0; Q2 + 6Q – 7 = 0(4)
Directions (Q. 6-10) : In each of the questions below, two equations are provided. On the basis of these you have to
find out the relation between p and q.
Give answer
(1) If P = Q
(2) If P > Q
(3) If P < Q
(4) If P ≥ Q
(5) If P ≤ Q
- P2 – 5P + 6 = 0; Q2 +Q – 6 = 0(4)
- 2P2 + 12P + 16 = 0; 2Q2 + 14 Q + 24 = 0(4)
- 2P2 + 48 = 20P; 2Q2 + 18 = 12Q(2)
- Q2 + Q = 2; P2 + 7P + 10 = 0(5)
- P2 + 36 = 12P; 4Q2 + 144 = 48Q(1)
EXPLANATIONS
11. P2 – P – 12 = 0 By solving P = –4 and 3
Q2 – 3Q – 28 = 0 By solving Q = –4 and 7
∴ P ≤ Q.
12. 2P2 – 11P + 5 = 0 By solving P = 1/2 and 5
3Q2 – 13Q + 4 = 0 By solving Q =1/3 and 4
∴ P > Q.
13.P2+ 7P + 12 = 0
⇒ (P + 3) (P + 4) = 0 ⇒ P = –3, –4
Q2 + 2Q – 3 = 0
⇒ (Q – 1) (Q + 3) = 0 ⇒ Q = 1, –3
∴ P ≤ Q.
14. 3P + Q = 1 8P + 12Q = 5
By solving P =1/4 and Q =1/4
∴ P = Q.
15. P2 + 5P – 14 = 0
⇒ (P – 2) (P + 7) = 0 ⇒ P = 2, –7
Q2 + 6Q – 7 = 0
⇒ (Q – 1) (Q + 7) = 0 ⇒ Q = 1, –7
∴ P ≥ Q.
16. P2 – 5P + 6 = 0
By solving we get P values as 2 and 3
Q2 +Q – 6 = 0
By solving we get Q values as 2 and –3
∴ P ≥ Q.
17. 2P2 + 12P + 16 = 0
By solving we get P values as –4 and –2.
2Q2 + 14 Q + 24 = 0
By solving we get Q values as –3 and –4
∴ P ≥ Q.
18. 2P2 + 48 = 20P
By solving we get P values as 4 and 6
2Q2 + 18 = 12Q
By solving we get Q values as 3 and 3
∴ P > Q.
19.Q2 + Q = 2
By solving we get P values as 1 and –2
P2 + 7P + 10 = 0
By solving we get Q values as –2 and –5
∴ P ≤ Q.
20. P2+ 36 = 12P
By solving we get P values as 6 and –6
4Q2 + 144 = 48Q
By solving we get Q values as 6 and –6
∴ P = Q.