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Solutions To Paper - 3 Physics: 1 V V I 2 R R / 2 3R
Solutions To Paper - 3 Physics: 1 V V I 2 R R / 2 3R
PHYSICS
1. (2) (2) At t = 0, current through R3 will be half of the main current i.e.,
1 V V
i0
2 R R / 2 3R
V
and at t =, current through will be, i
2R
(4) Maximum charge stored in the capacitor
= CVmax
= CVR (at t = )
3
CV
=
2
2. (3) V = 2t
di
L 2t
dt
di di
or 2 dt or t
dt dt
or (di) = t (dt)
Integrating we get,
t2
i
2
i.e., i-t graph is a parabola
at t = 2s, i = 2A
1 2 1
U LI 2 4 4 J
2 2
dU di
= LI
dt dt
r2
= (2) (t)
2
= t3
dU
at t = 1 s, 1J / s
dt
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Solutions for Question Nos. 3 to 5
To find charge stored in capacitor, find PD across its two places via any path preferably including only
batteries.
Energy drawn from E1 q1E1 300 106 (100) 0.03 J
Energy drawn from E2 q2E2 200 106 (100) 0.02 J
Net energy drawn from batteries = 0.01 J
U = Uf Ui
1 1
= (3 106 )(100)2 (2 106 ) (100)2
2 2
= 0.005 J
heat generated in circuit = (0.01 – 0.005)J
= 0.005 J
3. (1)
4. (4)
5. (3)
5 3
CP R and CV R
A 2 A 2
7 5
and CP R and CVB R nA 1, nB n(say)
B 2 2
nA CP nB CP
CP(eq) A B
nA nB
nA CV nB CV
CV(eq) A B
nA nB
nA CP nB CP
A B
CP(eq) nA nB
… (i)
CV(eq) nA CV nB CV
A B
nA nB
CP(eq) 19
Also eq … (ii)
CV(eq) 13
2
5 7
1 R n R
2 2 19 5 7n 19
3 5 13 3 5n 13
1 R n R
2 2
On solving the above equation, we get
n=2
eqRT
Now sound =
Me
19 8.31 300 3
=
13 68 103
= 401 m/s
1 1
8. (4) % change in T = 100 3
300
1
From the relation T or T 2
1 1
% change in = (% change in T) =
2 6
1
10. (2) Time period has increased hence effective value of g might have been decreased as T .
g
Hence elevator is accelerating downwards
T g g 1.025 9.8
=
T g ga 1 9.8 a
Solving this Eq. we get
A = 0.49 m/s2.
3
11. (4) Vs2 (3)2 (8 42 ; Vs 5 Volt
Vs 5
Now, Z 5
I 1
3
Also, VR IR or R 3
1
R 3
So, PF 0.6 as VL VC
Z 5
I lags V so this is a lagging nature.
1 2 1
12. (2) Q = Li = 10 400
2 2
2000
= 200 J = cal = 478.5 cal
4.18
Q 478.5
m= 6g
Lf 80
P1
P2
9 V2 9 5
or Tf Ti 320
8 V1 8 4
= 450 K
14. (4) Same speed does not mean relative velocity is zero.
Due to motion of source. Doppler effect is observed by change in wavelength.
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15. (4) Two antiparallel forces of equal magnitudes can keep a rigid body in equilibrium if they are
concurrent.
18. 1(p), (q), (r); 2(p), (q), (r); 3(p), (q), (r); 4(r)
dK
19. (3) = power
dt
=F
= ma
=4
VL 204
21. (2) XL 313.8
i 0.65
or (2 f L) = 313.8
313.8
L 1H
2 50
VC 415
22. (3) XC 638.46
i 0.65
1
or 638.46
2fC
1
C =
(2 50) 638.46
= 5 10–6 F = 5 F
1
23. (2) =
LC
1
or LC = as L = 1H
2
1 1
C= 10.1 F
2
(2 50)2
5
600 B
24. (4) 400 m / s
k 15
B 1.6 105
2
1kg / m3
(400) (400)2
( p)max (24 )
A =
Bk (1.6 103 ) (15 )
= 1.0 10–5 m
= 10 m
26. (3)
n1 2 to n2 1
For K series,
1 1 1
= R(Z 1)2 2 2
n
2 n1
1 1
= (107 ) (92 1)2
1 4
3 91 91 107
=
4
4 1010 o
= A
3 91 91 10 7
o
= 0.16 A
1 1 1
28. (3) ( 1)
f R1 R2
1 1 1
R1 R2 f( 1)
In water,
1 1 1
Power = 1
f 0 R1 R2
0 1
=
0 f( 1)
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29. (4) Phase difference between V and I is
4
Therefore,
XC R … (i)
Z= 2R
Further, V = I Z
Or 100 2 5 2 R
R = 20
31. (1) Whole ice will not melt and the temperature of mixture will be 0C.
or cos = cos 2
u cos 2
or =
cos
u(2 cos2 1)
=
cos
7
CHEMISTRY
34. (3) Beryllium and magnesium don’t give flame test because of high heat required to excite.
35. (1) XeOF2, sp3 d-T shaped and NH2 sp3 –V-shaped.
36. (2)
m
pV nRT pV RT
M
m
pm RT pM dRT
V
pM dT
n
pV nRT p RT
V
p CRT p CT
38. (2) Sulphur valence shell is less dense than oxygen.
39. (2) Aqueous HF mainly exists H3O+ and F– because HF is more acidic than H2O.
40. (3) Aldehyddes and ketones are more reactive than acyl halide.
41. (1)
42. (3) H+ is displaced by Br+, Electrophilic substitution.
43. (3) As reaction proceeds through enolate, racemization occurs.
44. (2)
45. (1) G = (– 5.40) + (– 0.84) = – 6.24 kJ
46. (2) G = – 0.84 kJ
47. (4) 2NO2 N2O4 ; G 6.24 kJ
2NO2
N2O4 ; G 5.40 kJ
O O
S S
O –O O – O
O
8
49. (2) H 2Fe(s) 3CO(g)
3C(s) Fe2O3 (s)
3X – 110 – 82
3 CO(g) Fe2O3 (s)
HBr CH CH
50. (2) CH3 CH CH CH3 3 CH2 CH3
54. (1)
55. (2)
56. 1(p), (q), (r), (s); 2(r), (s); 3(p), (q), (s); 4(p), (s)
57. 1(p), (q), (s); 2(p), (r), (s); 3(q), (s); 4(q), (s)
9
Heat evolved per mole of AgCl
6.4 102
=
1 102 of AgCl
= 64 kJ/mol AgCl
H = – 64 kJ
[NOBr2 ] K[NO][Br2 ]
Putting value in rate expression
Rate k3 K[NO][Br2 ][NO]
64. (2)
10
5 V
[NaHCO3 ] after mixing =
V 10
[salt]
pH pK a log
[acid]
k = 1.28 106 given; Ka = 7.8 10–7
5V
7.4 = – log (7.8 10–7) + log
2V
V = 78.36 mL
66. (2) Addition of H2PO4 will consume the available H+ drive the hydrogen carbonate equilibrium
backward.
[H2CO3 ] will decrease hence, dissociation into H2O and CO2 will decrease.
Thus, exhaling of CO2 will decrease.
67. (2) H2CO3 H2O CO2
Its dissociation of carbonic acid.
BIOLOGY
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