
Inverse trigonometric functions can be challenging when you need to evaluate expressions, identify principal values or prove identities. Choosing the correct branch is important because the same trigonometric ratio can correspond to different angles.
Kerala Plus Two Maths Inverse Trigonometric Functions MIQs help you practise these concepts through evaluation, simplification, identity-based and multiple-choice questions. Regular practice can help you understand the chapter and prepare for different question formats in the Kerala DHSE Plus Two Mathematics examination.
Before solving the questions, revise the principal value branches and the identities used in this chapter. These concepts help you select the correct angle and simplify expressions accurately.
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Topic |
Common Question Type |
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Principal value branches |
Match functions with their principal value ranges |
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Inverse trigonometric expressions |
Evaluate expressions involving inverse functions |
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Simplification |
Simplify expressions using identities |
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Inverse trigonometric identities |
Prove identities involving multiple functions |
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Trigonometric ratios |
Express one inverse function in terms of another |
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Function recognition |
Identify a function from its graph |
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Multiple-choice questions |
Select the correct relationship between functions |
Practise these topics alongside the Kerala Class 12 Mathematics syllabus, using the relevant chapter material to revise definitions and worked examples. Also keep the Kerala Plus Two time table in view while you plan your revision days.
Here are the key questions based on the latest examination pattern:
Question 1. Match the following functions with their principal value branches:
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Functions |
Principal Value Branch |
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(a) cos-1x |
(i) (-π/2,π/2) |
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(b) sec-1x |
(ii) (0,π) |
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(c) tan-1x |
(iii) [0,π] |
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(d) cot-1x |
(iv) [0,π]-{π/2} |
Question 2. Find the value of Tan-1[2cos(2sin-1(1/2))].
Question 3. Find the value of sin-1(sin(2π/3)).
For more questions, students can download the Kerala Plus Two Maths Inverse Trigonometric Functions MIQs PDF.
A question PDF can help you keep your revision material organised. The Kerala Plus Two Maths Inverse Trigonometric Functions MIQs can be used to practise principal value branches, evaluate expressions, and revise identity-based problems.
Use the Kerala Plus Two Maths Chapter 2 MIQs PDF alongside textbook exercises. The PDF is a revision aid, not a replacement for studying definitions, identities, and solved examples.
A few simple habits can help you prepare this chapter effectively:
Revise the principal value branches of all inverse trigonometric functions and practise matching each function with its correct range.
Solve identity-based questions step by step and revise the formulas used in simplification.
Practise evaluating inverse trigonometric expressions and check the principal value before writing the final answer.
Solve multiple-choice questions regularly to improve your understanding of equivalent trigonometric expressions.
Study the Kerala Plus Two exam pattern to understand the distribution of marks across different question types.
Review the Kerala Plus Two grading and marking scheme to understand how marks are awarded for steps in mathematical solutions.
Regular practice of Kerala Plus Two Maths Inverse Trigonometric Functions MIQs can help you revise important concepts and identify areas that need more attention. For additional lessons and doubt support, PW Kerala Board offers learning resources for Class 12 students. You can also plan your revision using the Kerala Plus Two timetable.