Definite Integration36 questions
Definite Integration — JEE Maths Practice Questions & Solutions
36 questions on Definite Integration with full step-by-step solutions, including past-year (PYQ) problems. Free to practice.
The value of , where denotes the greatest integer function and , is
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The value of , where denotes the fractional part of , is
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The value of , where denotes the fractional part, is
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Let , , . Then equals
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The value of the integral , where denotes the greatest integer function, is
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If , , then
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The value of , where denotes the greatest integer function, is
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If , then the value of is
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Let be the maximum and be the minimum of . Then equals
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Let be a fixed real number. Suppose is continuous with for all . If , then , where is
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If denotes the greatest integer function, equals
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, where denotes the greatest integer , equals
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The range of the function , , is
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The value of the definite integral is
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A function is given by , where . Then is equal to
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Suppose for all real and let . Then the value of is
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If satisfies for , then the value of is
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A cubic vanishes at and has local minimum/maximum at and . If , then
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If and , then equals
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If is a monotonic and differentiable function, then equals
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If , then is equal to
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The value of , where , is
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If , then
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The value of the integral must be
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The value of is
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If , then
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If for , then is
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If , , then
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If for all , then the value of is
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