AP Inter 1st Year Maths Answer Key 2026 (OUT) Live Updates: Difficulty Level of Question Paper; Detailed Solutions

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Updated On: March 02, 2026 03:15 PM

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AP Inter 1st Year Maths Exam 2026 : Board of Intermediate Education, Andhra Pradesh, has successfully conducted the AP Inter 1st Year Maths Exam 2026 on March 2, 2026. The exam was held from 9 AM to 12 PM. As per the student reviews, the exam was not easy. Some found it Moderate, while others found it Moderate to Difficult. Students found solving the merged paper of 1A and 1B Maths very challenging. Our Mathematics subject expert, Mahima Gupta, has solved the question paper after the exam, and an unofficial answer key has been provided here for the students. Detailed solutions for 4-mark and 8-mark questions can also be checked here, along with answers for 1-mark and 2-mark questions.

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AP Inter 1st Year Maths Answer Key 2026 (Unofficial)

Here is the unofficial AP Inter 1st Year Maths Answer Key 2026:

Q. No.

Question

Answer

Section A, 1

The domain of the function 1/root (x^2−25​)​ is:

(3) (−∞,−5)∪(5,∞)

Section A, 2

The value of root(−25) ​x root(−9​) is:

(2) −15

Section A, 3

If ^12C_s+1​ = ^12C_2s−5​, then the value of s is:

(4) 6

Section A, 4

The coefficient of x^8y^10 in the expansion of (x+y)^18 is:

(1) 18^C_8​

Section A, 5

XOZ-plane divides the line joining the points (2,3,1) and (6,7,1) in the ratio:

(3) −3:7

Section A, 6

If P(A)=0.5, P(B)=0.3 (given A and B are mutually exclusive), then P(A′∩B′)=

(4) 0.2

Section A, 7

List all the elements of the set C={x:x is an integer, x^2≤4}.

C={−2,−1,0,1,2}

Section A, 8

Find the value of sin(−11π/3​).

root 3/ 2

Section A, 9

Find the sum to infinity in Geometric Progression 1, 1/3​, 1/9​…

3/2

Section A, 10

Find the equation of the line passing through (−4,3) with slope -1/2​.

x−2y+10=0

Section A, 11

Find the length of the transverse axis of the hyperbola x^2−4y^2=4.

4 units

Section A, 12

Find the derivative of x^2−2 at x=10.

20

Section B, 13

Let A={1,2,{3,4},5}. Is the statement {3,4}∈A incorrect? And why?

No, it is correct. {3,4} is an element of set A.

Section B, 14

If P={a,b,c} and Q={r}, form P×Q and Q×P. Are these two products equal?

P×Q={(a,r),(b,r),(c,r)}; Q×P={(r,a),(r,b),(r,c)}. No.

Section B, 15

A wheel makes 360 revolutions in one minute. Through how many radians does it turn in one second?

12π radians

Section B, 16

Express the complex number (1/5​+3i)^3 in the form a+ib. −674/125​−108/5​i

Section B, 17

How many 4-digit numbers can be formed by using the digits 1 to 9 if repetition of digits is not allowed?

3024

Section B, 18

Expand (x/3​+1/x​)^5

x^5/243+ 5x^3/81 + 10^x/27 + 10/9x + 5/3x^3 + 1/x^5

Section B, 19

Find the equation of the parabola with vertex (0,0) and passing through (2,3), and the axis is along the x-axis.

y^2=4.5x (or 2y^2=9x)

Section B, 20

Find 'x' if the distance between (5,−1,7) and (x,5,1) is 9 units.

x=2 or x=8

Section B, 21

Evaluate limx→0​x1+x​−1​.

21​

Section B, 22

Find the mean deviation about the mean for the following data: 4, 7, 8, 9, 10, 12, 13, 17.

3

Section B, 23

U={1,2,3,4,5,6},A={2,3},B={3,4,5}. Find A′,B′,A′∩B′.

A′={1,4,5,6},B′={1,2,6},A′∩B′={1,6}

Section B, 26

A solution is to be kept between 68∘F and 77∘F. What is the range in Celsius (∘C) if F=59​C+32?

20∘C<C<25∘C

Section B, 30

Find coordinates of the foci, vertices, length of major axis, minor axis, and eccentricity of ellipse 100x2​+400y2​=1.

Vertices: (0,±20); Foci: (0,±103​); Major Axis: 40; Minor Axis: 20; Eccentricity: 23​​

Section B, 32

P(A)=0.54,P(B)=0.69,P(A∩B)=0.35. Find P(A∪B).

0.88

AP Inter 1st Year Maths Exam 2026: Quick Facts

Below are some of the quick facts related to AP Inter First Year Maths Exam 2026:

Particulars

Details

Name of the Exam

Andhra Pradesh Intermediate First Year Board Examination

Conducting Body

Board of Intermediate Education, Andhra Pradesh (BIEAP)

Exam Date

March 2, 2026 (As per official BIEAP Time Table)

Exam Time

9 AM to 12 PM

Exam Mode

Offline (Pen-and-Paper)

Maximum Marks

100 Marks (Total weightage of paper is 136 Marks, including choices)

Total Number of Questions

39 Questions (Estimated based on marks distribution)

Question Paper Sections

  • Section A: Very Short Answer (1 Mark each)
  • Section B: Short Answer (2 Marks each)
  • Section C: Long Answer (4 Marks each)
  • Section D: Essay Type (8 Marks each)

Section-wise Marks Allotted

  • 1 Mark Questions: 12 Marks total
  • 2 Mark Questions: 20 Marks total
  • 4 Mark Questions: 40 Marks total
  • 8 Mark Questions: 64 Marks total

Negative Marking

No Negative Marking

What Next After AP Inter 1st Year Maths Exam 2026?

Now that the AP Inter 1st Year Maths Exam 2026 has ended, students should start preparing for the Biology exam. As per the AP Inter 1st Year time table, regular students have Biology Paper 1 on March 5, 2026, while backlog students have Mathematics Paper 1B and Zoology Paper 1A. Going through AP Inter 1st Year Botany Marks Weightage 2026 , Chapter-Wise with Detailed Blueprint, will help students prepare beforehand and understand the nature and pattern of the questions. They can invest more time in studying and revising high-weightage topics. Chapters such as Respiration in Plants, Anatomy of Flowering Plants and Morphology of Flowering Plants have the most weightage with 9 marks, 8 marks and 8 marks each.

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AP Inter 1st Year Maths Exam 2026 LIVE

  • 03 15 PM IST - 02 Mar'26

    Section D, Question 40: (a) Probability of Math (40%), Bio (30%), Both (10%). Find P(Math or Bio).(b) 4 men, 6 women. Prob of selecting a woman.

    Correct Answer:

    (a) Use P(M∪B)=P(M)+P(B)−P(M∩B)P(M∪B)=0.40+0.30−0.10=0.60

    (b) Total members = 4+6=10. Number of women = 6P(Woman)=106​=0.6

    (a) Probability = 0.6 (or 60%) (b) Probability = 0.6 (or 3/5)

  • 03 00 PM IST - 02 Mar'26

    Section D, Question 38: For what integers m and n do both limx→0​f(x) and limx→1​f(x) exist?

    Correct Answer:

    1. At x=0: LHL = limx→0−​(mx2+n)=n; RHL = limx→0+​(nx+m)=m. For a limit to exist, n=m

    2. At x=1: LHL = limx→1−​(nx+m)=n+m; RHL = limx→1+​(nx3+m)=n+m.

    3. The limit at x=1 exists for any values of m and n since LHL = RHL.

    The limit at x=0 exists if m=n. Limit at x=1 exists for any integers m,n.

  • 02 50 PM IST - 02 Mar'26

    Section D, Question 36: Line through Q(2,3) at angle 43π​ with negative X-axis. Intersects x+y−7=0 at P. Find PQ.

    Correct Answer:

    1. Angle with positive X-axis (θ) = π−43π​=4π​ (or 45∘)

    2. Parametric coordinates of P at distance r from Q: x=2+rcos45∘, y=3+rsin45∘

    3. x=2+2​r​, y=3+2​r​

    4. Substitute into x+y−7=0: (2+2​r​)+(3+2​r​)−7=05. 2​2r​−2=0⟹r2​=2⟹r=2​

    Distance PQ=2​ units

  • 02 40 PM IST - 02 Mar'26

    Section D, Question 35: Deposit = ₹10,000 at 5% simple interest. Find amount in 15th year and total after 20 years.

    Correct Answer:

    1. Interest per year: 10,000×0.05=₹500

    2. Amount in 15th year: This is the Principal + Interest for 14 full years. 10,000+(14×500)=10,000+7,000=17,000

    3. Total after 20 years: Principal + Interest for 20 years. 10,000+(20×500)=10,000+10,000=20,000

    Amount in 15th year: ₹17,000, Total after 20 years: ₹20,000

  • 02 30 PM IST - 02 Mar'26

    Section D, Question 33: Given f(x)=2x−1 and g(x)=x2, find specific function operations.

    Correct Answer:

    (i) (3f−2g)(x)=3(2x−1)−2(x2)=−2x2+6x−3

    (ii) (fg)(x)=(2x−1)(x2)=2x3−x2

    (iii) (f/g)(x)=x22x−1

    ​(iv) (f+g+2)(x)=(2x−1)+x2+2=x2+2x+1

    (v) 2f(3)=2[2(3)−1]=2(5)=10

    (vi) 2+f(x)=2+(2x−1)=2x+1

  • 02 15 PM IST - 02 Mar'26

    Section C, Section 32: P(A)=0.54, P(B)=0.69, P(A∩B)=0.35.

    Correct Answer:

    1. P(A∪B)=0.54+0.69−0.35=0.88.

    2. P(A′∩B′)=1−P(A∪B)=1−0.88.

    3. P(A∩B′)=P(A)−P(A∩B)=0.54−0.35.

    4. P(B∩A′)=P(B)−P(A∩B)=0.69−0.35.

    (i) 0.88 (ii) 0.12(iii) 0.19 (iv) 0.34

  • 02 10 PM IST - 02 Mar'26

    Section C, Section 31: Differentiate sin2x using first principle.

    Correct Answer:

    1. f′(x)=limh→0​hsin2(x+h)−sin2x​.

    2. Use sinC−sinD=2cos2C+D​sin2C−D​.

    3. f′(x)=limh→0​h2cos(2x+h)sinh​.

    4. Since limh→0​hsinh​=1.

    f′(x)=2cos2x

  • 02 05 PM IST - 02 Mar'26

    Section C, Question 29: Line through (3,−5) and (−6,1). Find eq. of lines through (1,3) parallel and perp.

    Correct Answer:

    1. Slope m=−6−31−(−5)​=−96​=−32​.

    2. Parallel: mp​=−2/3. Eq: y−3=−32​(x−1).

    3. Perp: m⊥​=3/2. Eq: y−3=23​(x−1).

    Ans: (i) 2x+3y−11=0 (ii) 3x−2y+3=0

  • 02 00 PM IST - 02 Mar'26

    Section C, Question 26: CombinationsProve: (rn−3​)+3(r−1n−3​)+3(r−2n−3​)+(r−3n−3​)=(rn​).

    Correct Answer:

    1. Group terms: [(rn−3​)+(r−1n−3​)]+2[(r−1n−3​)+(r−2n−3​)]+[(r−2n−3​)+(r−3n−3​)].

    2. Apply Pascal’s Rule ((rn​)+(r−1n​)=(rn+1​)):(rn−2​)+2(r−1n−2​)+(r−2n−2​).

    3. Repeat grouping to get (rn−1​)+(r−1n−1​).

    LHS = RHS (rn​)

  • 01 50 PM IST - 02 Mar'26

    Section C, Question 25: Show that the four points in the Argand plane represented by the complex number 2+i, 4+3i, 2+5i, 3i are the vertices of a square

    Correct Answer:

    1. Coordinates: A(2,1),B(4,3),C(2,5),D(0,3).

    2. Sides: AB=22+22​=8​; BC=(−2)2+22​=8​.

    3. All sides equal 8​.

    4. Diagonals: AC=02+42​=4; BD=(−4)2+02​=4.

    Since Sides are equal and Diagonals are equal, it is a Square.

  • 01 45 PM IST - 02 Mar'26

    Section C, Question 24: Let A = {1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6}. Define a relation R from A to A by R = {(x, y): y = x + 1}. (i) Depict this relation using an arrow diagram. (ii) Write down the domain, codomain and range of R.

    Correct Answer:

    1. List pairs: (1,2),(2,3),(3,4),(4,5),(5,6). (Note: (6,7) is excluded because 7∈/A).

    2. Domain: Set of all first elements.

    3. Range: Set of all second elements.

    4. Codomain: The entire set A.

    Domain: {1,2,3,4,5}, Range: {2,3,4,5,6}, Codomain: {1,2,3,4,5,6}

  • 01 20 PM IST - 02 Mar'26

    Section C, Question 23: U={1,2,3,4,5,6}, A={2,3} and B={3,4,5}. Find A′, B′, A′∩B′, A∪B and hence show that (A∪B)′=A′∩B′.

    Answer: 1. Find A′: The complement A' consists of all elements in U that are not in A.

    A' = U-A = {1,4,5,6}

    2. Find B′: The complement B' consists of all elements in U that are not in B.

    B′ = U-B = {1,2,6}

    3. Find A′∩B′: The intersection consists of elements common to both A' and B'.

    A′∩B′= {1,4,5,6} ∩ {1,2,6} = {1,6}

    4.Find A∪ B: The union consists of all elements present in either A or B.

    A∪B= {2,3,4,5}

    5. Find (A ∪ B)': The complement of the union consists of elements in U not present in {2, 3, 4, 5}.

    (A∪B)' = U- {2, 3, 4, 5} =  {1,6}

    6. Since (A ∪ B)' = {1,6} and A′∩B′ = {1,6}, it means (A ∪ B)' = A′∩B′.

    This is also known as This is known as De Morgan's First Law.

  • 12 40 PM IST - 02 Mar'26

    Exam Review: Paper not easy; exam was time taking!

    Merging 1A and 1B Maths into a single paper proved to be a challenge for students. Some found the paper moderate, while others found it difficult.

  • 12 15 PM IST - 02 Mar'26

    Answer key out!

    The answer key of the exam is out! Our expert is still solving the question paper, and more questions are being added to the page. Keep refreshing to see more unsolved questions!

  • 12 00 PM IST - 02 Mar'26

    Exam ends, answer key soon

    The exam has ended, and students are expected to come out of the exam hall at any moment now. Stay glued for the answer key and student reactions!

  • 11 00 AM IST - 02 Mar'26

    One Hour Left!

    The exam is all set to end in the next 1 hour! Students are expected to come out of the exam hall around 12:10 PM. The answer key by experts and reviews from students will be shared here soon after the students start coming out of their centre.

  • 10 30 AM IST - 02 Mar'26

    32-Page Answer Booklet Provided

    • Students have been given a 32-page answer booklet in the examination hall and are required to write all their answers in it.

    • This is the first time that Maths 1A and 1B have been combined into a single paper, and many students are concerned about whether the 32-page booklet will be sufficient or not.

  • 10 00 AM IST - 02 Mar'26

    Exam underway; answer key soon

    AP Inter 1st Year Maths Exam 2026 is underway. This 3-hour-long test is being held from 9 AM to 12 PM. The solved question paper or answer key and student reviews will be shared here a few minutes after the exam is over!

  • 09 00 AM IST - 02 Mar'26

    AP Intermediate 1st Year Mathematics Exam 2026: Exam Starts

    The examination has started and will get over at 12 PM. Post-exam, the answer key and detailed analysis will be provided here.

  • 08 00 AM IST - 02 Mar'26

    Reporting Time

    Students are reporting to the examination venue, and their admit cards and documents are being checked by the authorities at the entrance. 

  • 07 00 AM IST - 02 Mar'26

    AP Intermediate 1st Year Mathematics Exam 2026: Short Note 30

    TopicShort NoteKey Detail
    BinomialMiddle TermIf n is even, middle term is (2n​+1)th. If odd, two middle terms.

  • 06 00 AM IST - 02 Mar'26

    Short Note 29

    TopicShort NoteKey Detail
    P & CPermutation (nPr​)Arrangement of n things taking r at a time. Order matters.

  • 05 00 AM IST - 02 Mar'26

    AP Intermediate 1st Year Mathematics Exam 2026: Short Note 28

    TopicShort NoteKey Detail
    ProbabilityIndependent EventsTwo events A,B are independent if P(A∩B)=P(A)⋅P(B).

  • 04 00 AM IST - 02 Mar'26

    Short Note 27

    TopicShort NoteKey Detail
    ProbabilityAddition TheoremP(A∪B)=P(A)+P(B)−P(A∩B).

  • 03 00 AM IST - 02 Mar'26

    AP Intermediate 1st Year Mathematics Exam 2026: Short Note 26

    TopicShort NoteKey Detail
    StatsVarianceSquare of standard deviation: σ2=n∑(xi​−xˉ)2​.

  • 02 00 AM IST - 02 Mar'26

    Short Note 25

    TopicShort NoteKey Detail
    StatsMean DeviationAverage of absolute differences from the mean: M.D=n∑∣xi​−xˉ∣​.

  • 01 00 AM IST - 02 Mar'26

    AP Intermediate 1st Year Mathematics Exam 2026: Short Note 24

    TopicShort NoteKey Detail
    CalculusChain RuleFor y=f(u) and u=g(x), dxdy​=dudy​⋅dxdu​.

  • 12 00 AM IST - 02 Mar'26

    Exam Today

    Board of Intermediate Education, Andhra Pradesh will conduct AP Inter 1st Year Maths 2026 examination today, March 2, from 9 AM to 12 PM. 

  • 11 00 PM IST - 01 Mar'26

    AP Inter First Year Mathematics Exam 2026: Short Note 23

    TopicShort NoteKey Detail
    CalculusFirst Principlef′(x)=limh→0​hf(x+h)−f(x)​. Used for standard derivations.

  • 10 45 PM IST - 01 Mar'26

    Short Note 22

    TopicShort NoteKey Detail
    CalculusContinuityf(x) is continuous at a if limx→a​f(x)=f(a).

  • 10 30 PM IST - 01 Mar'26

    AP Inter First Year Mathematics Exam 2026: Short Note 21

    TopicShort NoteKey Detail
    3D Geometryyz-plane ratioThe yz-plane divides the line joining P1​,P2​ in ratio −x1​:x2​.

  • 10 15 PM IST - 01 Mar'26

    Short Note 20

    TopicShort NoteKey Detail
    GeometryDirection Cosinesl=cosα,m=cosβ,n=cosγ, where l2+m2+n2=1.

  • 10 00 PM IST - 01 Mar'26

    AP Inter First Year Mathematics Exam 2026: Short Note 19

    TopicShort NoteKey Detail
    GeometryCircumcentreThe point of intersection of perpendicular bisectors of sides.

  • 09 45 PM IST - 01 Mar'26

    Short Note 18

    TopicShort NoteKey Detail
    GeometryOrthocentreThe point of intersection of the altitudes of a triangle.

  • 09 30 PM IST - 01 Mar'26

    AP Inter First Year Mathematics Exam 2026: Short Note 17

    TopicShort NoteKey Detail
    GeometryLocusThe set of points satisfying a given geometric condition.

  • 09 15 PM IST - 01 Mar'26

    Short Note 16

    TopicShort NoteKey Detail
    InductionInductive StepAssuming P(k) is true to prove P(k+1) is true.

  • 09 00 PM IST - 01 Mar'26

    AP Inter First Year Mathematics Exam 2026: Short Note 15

    TopicShort NoteKey Detail
    InductionBasis StepVerifying the statement P(n) is true for n=1.

  • 08 45 PM IST - 01 Mar'26

    Short Note 14

    TopicShort NoteKey Detail
    HyperbolicExponential Formsinhx=2ex−e−x​ and coshx=2ex+e−x​.

  • 08 30 PM IST - 01 Mar'26

    AP Inter First Year Mathematics Exam 2026: Short Note 13

    TopicShort NoteKey Detail
    TrigGeneral SolutionsIf sinθ=sinα, then θ=nπ+(−1)nα.

  • 08 15 PM IST - 01 Mar'26

    Short Note 12

    TopicShort NoteKey Detail
    TrigPeriodicityPeriod of sin(ax+b) is ∣a∣2π​, and for tan(ax+b) is ∣a∣π​.

  • 08 00 PM IST - 01 Mar'26

    AP Inter 1st Year Mathematics Exam 2026: Short Note 11

    TopicShort NoteKey Detail
    VectorsCoplanar VectorsFour points are coplanar if their scalar triple product [a,b,c]=0.

  • 07 45 PM IST - 01 Mar'26

    Short Note 10

    TopicShort NoteKey Detail
    VectorsUnit VectorA vector with magnitude 1: a^=∣a∣a​.

  • 07 30 PM IST - 01 Mar'26

    AP Inter 1st Year Mathematics Exam 2026: Short Note 9

    TopicShort NoteKey Detail
    VectorsCollinearityPoints A,B,C are collinear if AB=λBC for scalar λ.

  • 07 15 PM IST - 01 Mar'26

    Short Note 8

    TopicShort NoteKey Detail
    MatricesGauss-Jordan MethodSolving equations by reducing augmented matrix $[A

  • 07 00 PM IST - 01 Mar'26

    AP Inter 1st Year Mathematics Exam 2026: Short Note 7

    TopicShort NoteKey Detail
    MatricesSkew-SymmetricA square matrix where AT=−A.

  • 06 45 PM IST - 01 Mar'26

    Short Note 6

    TopicShort NoteKey Detail
    MatricesSymmetric MatrixA square matrix where A=AT (Transpose is equal).

  • 06 30 PM IST - 01 Mar'26

    AP Inter 1st Year Mathematics Exam 2026: Short Note 5

    TopicShort NoteKey Detail
    MatricesSingular MatrixA square matrix A where det(A)=0. Inverse doesn't exist.

  • 06 15 PM IST - 01 Mar'26

    Short Note 4

    TopicShort NoteKey Detail
    FunctionsComposite Function(g∘f)(x)=g[f(x)]. Note: g∘f=f∘g usually.

  • 06 00 PM IST - 01 Mar'26

    AP Inter 1st Year Mathematics Exam 2026: Short Note 3

    TopicShort NoteKey Detail
    FunctionsBijectionA function that is both injective and surjective.

  • 05 45 PM IST - 01 Mar'26

    Short Note 2

    TopicShort NoteKey Detail
    FunctionsSurjection (Onto)Range of function = Co-domain (f(A)=B).

  • 05 30 PM IST - 01 Mar'26

    AP Inter 1st Year Mathematics Exam 2026: Short Note 1

    TopicShort NoteKey Detail
    FunctionsInjection (One-One)Every distinct element in A has a distinct image in B.

  • 05 15 PM IST - 01 Mar'26

    ​​​​​​​Important Formula from Combinations

    Formula:  (rn​)=r!(n−r)!n!​
    Use Case:  Selection-based problems

  • 05 00 PM IST - 01 Mar'26

    Important Formula from General Term

    Formula:  Tr+1​=(rn​)an−rbr
    Use Case:  Finding specific terms

  • 04 45 PM IST - 01 Mar'26

    AP Intermediate First Year Maths Exam 2026: Important Formula from Variance (Discrete)

    Formula:  σ2=n∑(xi​−xˉ)2​
    Use Case:  8-Mark Statistics Qs

  • 04 30 PM IST - 01 Mar'26

    Important Formula from Conditional

    Formula:  P(A∣B)=P(B)P(A∩B)​
    Use Case:  Dependency problems

  • 04 15 PM IST - 01 Mar'26

    AP Intermediate First Year Maths Exam 2026: ​​​​​​​Important Formula from Addition Theorem

    Formula:  P(A∪B)=P(A)+P(B)−P(A∩B)
    Use Case:  4-Mark Probability Theorem

  • 04 00 PM IST - 01 Mar'26

    Important Formula from Chain Rule

    Formula:  dxdy​=dudy​⋅dxdu​
    Use Case:  Composite Functions

  • 03 45 PM IST - 01 Mar'26

    AP Intermediate First Year Maths Exam 2026: Important Formula from Standard Limit

    Formula:  limθ→0​θsinθ​=1
    Use Case:  Solving Limit problems

  • 03 30 PM IST - 01 Mar'26

    Important Formula from Product Rule

    Formula:  dxd​(uv)=udxdv​+vdxdu​
    Use Case:  Standard Differentiation

  • 03 15 PM IST - 01 Mar'26

    AP Intermediate First Year Maths Exam 2026: Important Formula from First Principle

    Formula:  f′(x)=limh→0​hf(x+h)−f(x)​
    Use Case:  8-Mark Derivations

  • 03 00 PM IST - 01 Mar'26

    Important Formula from Parabola (Standard)

    Formula:  y2=4ax
    Use Case:  Locus and Focal chord Qs

  • 02 45 PM IST - 01 Mar'26

    AP Intermediate First Year Maths Exam 2026: Important Formula from Circle Equation

    Formula:  (x−h)2+(y−k)2=r2
    Use Case:  Standard 8-Mark Conic Qs

  • 02 30 PM IST - 01 Mar'26

    Important Formula from Intercept Form

    Formula:  ax​+by​=1
    Use Case:  Straight Line SAQs

  • 02 15 PM IST - 01 Mar'26

    AP Intermediate First Year Maths Exam 2026: Important Formula from Distance from Point

    Formula:  d=a2+b2​∣ax1​+by1​+c∣​
    Use Case:  Distance to a line

  • 02 00 PM IST - 01 Mar'26

    Important Formula from Ex-radii (r1​)

    Formula:  r1​=s−aΔ​=4Rsin2A​cos2B​cos2C​
    Use Case:  8-Mark Properties of Triangles

  • 01 45 PM IST - 01 Mar'26

    AP Intermediate 1st Year Maths Exam 2026: Important Formula from Sine Rule

    Formula:  sinAa​=sinBb​=sinCc​=2R
    Use Case:  Side-Angle relationships

  • 01 30 PM IST - 01 Mar'26

    Important Formula from Inverse Identity

    Formula:  sinh−1x=loge​(x+x2+1​)
    Use Case:  2-Mark Hyperbolic VSAQs

  • 01 15 PM IST - 01 Mar'26

    AP Intermediate 1st Year Maths Exam 2026: Important Formula from Triple Angle (sin)

    Formula:  sin3θ=3sinθ−4sin3θ
    Use Case:  VSAQs and Identities

  • 01 00 PM IST - 01 Mar'26

    Important Formula from Double Angle (cos)

    Formula:  cos2θ=1−2sin2θ=2cos2θ−1
    Use Case:  Solving Trig Equations

  • 12 45 PM IST - 01 Mar'26

    AP Intermediate 1st Year Maths Exam 2026: Important Formula from Transformations

    Formula:  sinC+sinD=2sin2C+D​cos2C−D​
    Use Case:  8-Mark Trig identities

  • 12 30 PM IST - 01 Mar'26

    Important Formula from Vector (Cross) Product

    Formula:  ∣a×b∣=∣a∣∣b∣sinθ
    Use Case:  Area of Triangle/Parallel.

  • 12 15 PM IST - 01 Mar'26

    AP Intermediate 1st Year Maths Exam 2026: Important Formula from Scalar (Dot) Product

    Formula:  a⋅b=∣a∣∣b∣cosθ
    Use Case:  Finding angle between vectors

  • 12 00 PM IST - 01 Mar'26

    Important Formula from Determinant (3x3)

    Formula:  a(ei−fh)−b(di−fg)+c(dh−eg)
    Use Case:  Cramer's Rule / Volume

  • 11 45 AM IST - 01 Mar'26

    AP Intermediate 1st Year Maths Exam 2026: Important Formula from Inverse Formula

    Formula:  A−1=det(A)adj(A)​
    Use Case:  Matrix Inversion method

  • 11 30 AM IST - 01 Mar'26

    Important Formula from Composition Inverse

    Formula:  (g∘f)−1=f−1∘g−1
    Use Case:  8-Mark Bijection proofs

  • 11 15 AM IST - 01 Mar'26

    AP Intermediate 1st Year Maths Exam 2026: Important Formula from Identity Property

    Formula:  f∘IA​=IB​∘f=f
    Use Case:  Identity function proofs

  • 11 00 AM IST - 01 Mar'26

    Most Important Question 25

    Question:  If n(A)=5,n(B)=7,n(A∩B)=3, find n(A∪B).
    Answer:  n(A∪B)=5+7−3=9.

  • 10 45 AM IST - 01 Mar'26

    Most Important Question 24

    Question:  Find variance of first n natural numbers.
    Answer:  Formula: σ2=12n2−1​.

  • 10 30 AM IST - 01 Mar'26

    Most Important Question 23

    Question:  Find number of terms in (2x+3y+z)7.
    Answer:  Formula 2(n+1)(n+2)​. Ans: 28×9​=36 terms.

  • 10 15 AM IST - 01 Mar'26

    AP Inter First Year Maths Exam 2026: Most Important Question 22

    Question:  Number of ways to arrange letters of word "INTER".
    Answer:  Total 5 distinct letters. Ans: 5!=120.

  • 10 00 AM IST - 01 Mar'26

    AP Inter First Year Maths Exam 2026: Most Important Question 21

    Question:  Evaluate limx→0​xe3x−1​.
    Answer:  Use standard limit limx→0​xeax−1​=a. Ans: 3.

  • 09 45 AM IST - 01 Mar'26

    Most Important Question 20

    Question:  Find ratio in which yz-plane divides (2,4,5) and (3,5,−4).
    Answer:  Ratio =−x1​:x2​=−2:3. (Externally 2:3).

  • 09 30 AM IST - 01 Mar'26

    AP Inter First Year Maths Exam 2026: Most Important Question 19

    Question:  If sinhx=3, find x in terms of log.
    Answer:  x=sinh−1(3)=log(3+32+1​)=log(3+10​).

  • 09 15 AM IST - 01 Mar'26

    Most Important Question 18

    Question:  Find the period of f(x)=cos(4x+9).
    Answer:  Period =∣a∣2π​=42π​=2π​.

  • 09 00 AM IST - 01 Mar'26

    AP Inter First Year Maths Exam 2026: Most Important Question 17

    Question:  Find domain of f(x)=x2−a2​1​.
    Answer:  x2−a2>0. Ans: (−∞,−a)∪(a,∞).

  • 08 45 AM IST - 01 Mar'26

    Most Important Question 16

    Question:  Find unit vector in direction of a=2i+3j+k.
    Answer:  a^=∣a∣a​=14​2i+3j+k​.

  • 08 30 AM IST - 01 Mar'26

    AP Inter First Year Maths Exam 2026: Most Important Question 15

    Question:  If A=[2−5​−43​], find A+A′.
    Answer:  A′=[2−4​−53​]. Sum =[4−9​−96​].

  • 08 15 AM IST - 01 Mar'26

    Most Important Question 14

    Question:  Find the area of parallelogram with diagonals 3i+j−2k and i−3j+4k.
    Answer:  Area =21​∣d1​×d2​∣=21​∣−2i−14j−10k∣=53​.

  • 08 00 AM IST - 01 Mar'26

    AP Inter First Year Maths Exam 2026: Most Important Question 13

    Question:  Find distance between parallel lines 3x+4y−3=0 and 6x+8y−1=0.
    Answer:  d=a2+b2​∣c1​−c2​∣​. Normalize: 10∣−6−(−1)∣​=0.5.

  • 07 45 AM IST - 01 Mar'26

    Most Important Question 12

    Question:  State and prove the Addition Theorem on Probability.
    Answer:  P(A∪B)=P(A)+P(B)−P(A∩B). Use n(A∪B) set formula.

  • 07 30 AM IST - 01 Mar'26

    AP Inter 1st Year Maths Exam 2026: Most Important Question 11

    Question:  Resolve (x+2)(x2+1)x2−3​ into partial fractions.
    Answer:  5(x+2)1​+5(x2+1)4x−8​. Values: A=1/5,B=4/5,C=−8/5.

  • 07 15 AM IST - 01 Mar'26

    Most Important Question 10

    Question:  Solve 3​cosθ+sinθ=2​.
    Answer:  cos(θ−30∘)=2​1​⟹θ=n⋅360∘±45∘+30∘.

  • 07 00 AM IST - 01 Mar'26

    AP Inter 1st Year Maths Exam 2026: Most Important Question 9

    Question:  Position vectors 2a+3b−c,a−2b+3c,3a+8b−5c are collinear.
    Answer:  Find AB=−a−5b+4c and AC=a+5b−4c. Show AB=−1(AC).

  • 06 45 AM IST - 01 Mar'26

    Most Important Question 8

    Question:  Sum of distances from P to (0,2) and (0,−2) is 6. Find locus.
    Answer:  x2+(y−2)2​+x2+(y+2)2​=6⟹9x2+5y2=45.

  • 06 30 AM IST - 01 Mar'26

    AP Inter 1st Year Maths Exam 2026: Most Important Question 7

    Question:  Show that r+r3​+r1​−r2​=4RcosB.
    Answer:  Use r=4Rsin2A​sin2B​sin2C​ and r1​=4Rsin2A​cos2B​cos2C​.

  • 06 15 AM IST - 01 Mar'26

    Most Important Question 6

    Question:  Find the derivative of tan2x from the first principle.
    Answer:  f′(x)=limh→0​htan2(x+h)−tan2x​. Result: 2sec22x.

  • 06 00 AM IST - 01 Mar'26

    AP Inter 1st Year Maths Exam 2026: Most Important Question 5

    Question:  Find the orthocentre of triangle with vertices (5,−2),(−1,2),(1,4).
    Answer:  Find slopes of sides; find Eq. of altitudes; solve intersection. Ans: (1/5,2/5).

  • 05 45 AM IST - 01 Mar'26

    Most Important Question 4

    Question:  If A+B+C=180∘, prove sin2A+sin2B+sin2C=4sinAsinBsinC.
    Answer:  Use 2sin(A+B)cos(A−B)+2sinCcosC. Subst. A+B=180−C.

  • 05 30 AM IST - 01 Mar'26

    AP Inter 1st Year Maths Exam 2026: Most Important Question 3

    Question: Solve 3x+4y+5z=18,2x−y+8z=13,5x−2y+7z=20 by Gauss-Jordan.
    Answer: Reduce augmented matrix [A∣B] to [I∣X]. Ans: x=3,y=1,z=1.

  • 05 15 AM IST - 01 Mar'26

    Most Important Question 2

    Question: Show 12+(12+22)+⋯+n terms=12n(n+1)2(n+2)​.
    Answer: Step 1: P(1) is true. Step 2: Assume P(k). Step 3: Sk+1​=Sk​+6(k+1)(k+2)(2k+3)​.

  • 05 00 AM IST - 01 Mar'26

    AP Inter 1st Year Maths Exam 2026: Most Important Question 1

    Question: If f:A→B and g:B→C are bijections, prove (g∘f)−1=f−1∘g−1.
    Answer: Prove g∘f is a bijection, then show (g∘f)∘(f−1∘g−1)=IC​.

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