Class 11 Mathematics · Chapter 5 · Test 1
Partial Fractions
50 MCQs This set covers rational fractions, proper and improper fractions, equations and identities, and the four cases of partial fractions.
50 questions · 45 min · 50 marks
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Sample questions
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Question 1
Expressing a single rational fraction as a sum of simpler fractions is called
- APartial fractions
- BIntegration
- CFactorization
- DRationalization
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Answer: A
Writing one rational fraction as a sum of two or more simple rational fractions gives partial fractions.
Question 2
Expressing a rational fraction as a sum of partial fractions is called
- AEquation
- BPartial fraction resolution
- CCancellation
- DSubstitution
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Answer: B
This process is partial fraction resolution.
Question 3
An open sentence formed by using the sign of equality is called an
- AExpression
- BPolynomial
- CEquation
- DFraction
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Answer: C
An equation is an open sentence with an equals sign.
Question 4
The two types of equations are
- AConditional equation and identity
- BLinear and quadratic
- CProper and improper
- DSimple and compound
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Answer: A
An equation is either conditional or an identity.
Question 5
The equation 2x=3 is a
- AIdentity
- BConditional equation
- CProper fraction
- DPolynomial
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Answer: B
It is true only for x=3/2 so it is a conditional equation.
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