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FULL TEST –IV
(Paper-2)

Q.
ALL INDIA TEST SERIES

PHYSICS CHEMISTRY MATHEMATICS

No.
1. C C C
2. C D B
3. B A A
4. C B D
5. A, B, D A, B, C
A, B, D
6. B, C A, B, C B, C
7. A, B, C, D A, B B, C
8. B, C A, C A, C
9. A, B, C, D A, B, C B, C
(A) (q, r) (B) (s) A → (q, r) B → (p) (A)  (t), (B)  (p),
1. (C) (p) (D) (t) C → (t) D → (r, s) (C)  (s), (D)  (q)

(A)  (p, q) A → (q, r) B → (q, t) (A)  (p, r),

(B)  (q, r, s) C → (p, r) D → (p, s) (B)  (p, r),
2.
(C)  (p, q, r) (C)  (q),
(D)  (q, r, s) (D)  (q, r, s, t)
1. 5 5 2
2. 3 1 4
3. 3 2 6
4. 4 3 2
5. 8 2 4
6. 3 2 6
7. 1 7 0
8. 5 4 0

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Physics PART – I

2. f max = f1max  f2max  150  450  600N

Hence A and B have no acceleration but block C has a tendency to move down. Hence T1 = 500
N, f 2 = 450 N, T2 = 50 N, T3 = 50 N, f 1 = 0 N

v0 3
4. = and vcm = v 0
 2
 3 M 2 v 0
 L = M   v0  
2 2 12 
3 1  5
= mv0    = mv0
 4 12  6

5. K = KD + KP A

1  1 1 v
= mv 20  1    m(2V0 )2 C
2  2 2
O
11
= mV02
4

7. Use rules of combination of resistances and distribution of currents

 1  1 1
8. E0 z2  1    E0 z2     3E0
 9  4 9
z=2
1/2 = 3
 1
KE1  E0  1    
 9
 1
KE2  E0 z2  1    
 4
1
KE  2 = 8.5 eV.

SECTION - B
2  1012
1. Velocity of longitudinal wave =  20000 m/s
5  103
In situation (p) 5  4  f = 25 kH2
 1m = m
4 5
In situation (q)    = 2m  f = 10 kH2
 1m
2
In situation (r)    = 2m  f = 10 kH2
 1m
2
In situation (s)  1  4  f = 15 kH2
 m = m
4 3 3
In situation (t)  1  4  f = 45 kH2
 m = m
4 3 9

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SECTION –C

1. x = (S1P  t) + 1t  S2P

0 = (S1P  S2P) + (1 1)t
 d sin  = (1 1)t
y1d
 (1  1)t
D
y 2d
 (1  1)t
D
(   2 )tD
y1  y 2  1
d
= 5mm

2. As observed by B motion of A is along AM and BM

is the shortest distance between them. Relative
displacement of A w.r.t to B is AM = AB cos 30
 B
VAB  5iˆ  5 3 ˆj
 103
30 M
S AB AM 10 3 cos30
Time taken (t) =   = 60
v AB v AB 10 A 
v AB
= 1.5 sec

 0N12 A  N2 A
3. L1 = , L2 = 0 2 r
 
dI
Since V =  L , So
dt
2 2
V1 L1  N1  1  600  1
   =   =3
V2 L 2  N2  r  200  3

4. The half of the maximum current is equal to

B2 L
i1 = at t = ln2
4R R
B 2 4
The torque at this instant = = 4 N-m
8R

5. y1 = A sin 1t Ar
y2 = A sin 2t cycle
2A0
 (2  1 )   (2  1 )  A0
yr = 2A cos  t  sin t 1s
1/6 s

1/3 s
1/4 s

3/4 s
2/3 s

2 2
5/6s

  
Resultant amplitude Ar = 2A0|cos()t/2|
t  1
( )  t= s
2 2 4
t  1
( )   t = s
2 3 6
In one cycle of intensity of 1/2s, the detector remain idle for

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 1 1 1
2    s  sec
 4 6  6
 1 1
 In ½ sec cycle, active time is    = 1/3 sec
2 6

 In 12 sec interval, active time is 12 

1/ 3  = 8 sec
(1/ 2)

I II
6. P = 2AT14  AT24 (steady state condition of sheet I) …(i)
and 2AT24  AT14 (steady state condition of sheet II) …(ii)
4
 P = 3AT 2
= 3 kW
T1 T2

A B A B
 m m  Y1
7. T =    k1 k2
 9YA 16YA  Y2

 m   1 1  Y4
Y3 k4
=     k3
 YA   3 4  D C D C
7 m 
=
12 YA
m = 144  103 kg
 = AO = BO = CO = DO = 10  102 m
A = 2  106 m2
Y = 4.9  109
7 144  10 3  10  10 2 7 12 1 102
T= 2 6 8
=  
12   10  49  10 12  7 108
= 1  103
= 1 ms

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Chemistry PART – II

SECTION – A
1. Br CN

Conc. H 2SO4 NBS KCN

CH3 CH3 CH3

OH +
H3 O
COOH

CH3

2. 2AB3(g)  2AB2(g) + B2
t=0 0.1 mol/lt 0 0
t = eq 0.1 – 0.08 0.08 0.04
Total no. of moles per litre (n/v) = 0.14
n
P  R  T  0.14  0.082  546  6.25 atm
V

3. In Al4C3, three moles of CH4 are formed.

4. PF5 has sp3d hybridization (trigonal bipyramid)

BrF5 has sp3d2 hybridization (square pyramidal).

5. In case of (C) racemic mixture is obtained.

7. Fact  Chromyl chloride test is not given by chlorides of Hg, Sn, Ag, Pb and Sb.

O NH2 — CH — COOH
|| hydrolysis
8. NH2 — CH — C — NH — CH2 — CO2H   | + H2N — CH2 — COOH
CH3 Glycine
| Alanine
CH3

9. 2NH4 ClO4  N2  Cl2  2O2  4H2O

IO3   N2H4  2H  I  N2  3H2 O
HN3  HNO2  N2  N2 O  H2 O
2NH2 OH  4CuO  N2O  2Cu2O  3H2 O

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SECTION – C

1.

M.W
2. E.W. =
acidity

Zn(OH)2 can replace only one OH.

2+ 2–
3. [Cu (NH3)4] SO4  [Cu (NH3)4] + SO4

4.
n2  n1  n2  n1  1
2

1
5. rate 
A 
6. Pinacol-pinacolone reaction

7. The central pi-bond is not in conjugation.

8. OH
O O

HO
O

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Mathematics PART – III

SECTION – A

n n
1. We have bk   aK  ank 1   a1  (k  1)d  a1  (n  k  2)d
2 2
n

2
an  a1  2(k  1)d (d is the common difference)
n n
n  n
 
k 1
2  
bk  nan  na1  2d (k  1)  nan  na1  d(n  1)n
k 1  2
n2 n2

2
 an  a1  (n  1)d 
2
an  an   n2an
i
2. Here z  1 = e
   
 z  2cos2  2isin cos  2cos ei / 2
2 2 2 2
   
and z  2 = z  1  1 = ei  1  1  ei  2sin2  2isin cos  2isin ei / 2 .
2 2 2 2
  
Hence 2isin ei / 2  k  2cos ei / 2 tan
2 2 2
 k = i.

 y=x
3. OAB = APO =
2
P
 
 AP = BP = r cot and
2 A

AB = 2r cos .
2 r
  
 Perimeter of APB, L = 2r  cot  cos 
 2 2 O
dL   
 r   cos ec 2  sin   0
dr  2 2  B

  2 
for all    , .
3 3 
 
 L is maximum when  = and then OP = r cosec = 2r.
3 2
So, the co-ordinates of P are (2r cos 45, 2r sin 45).

4. The line is z(1 + i) = z (1 – i) or z(– 1 + i) + z (– 1 – i) = 0.

If the reflection of a number  in the line az  az  b  0 , b  R be , then
 a  a  b  0
2  i  2  i  3  i  1  i
Now    
3 i 10 2
1 i
So,   1  i      1  i   0
 2 

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1  i 1  i
    1  i   1
2
1 1  i 2i
    
1  i 2 3  i

5. x = P(A wins) = P(H) + P(TH) + P(TTTH) + P(TTTTH) + …..

3 4
= p + qp + q p + q p + ….. (q = 1 – p)
3 6 4 7
= (p + q p + q p + …..) + (qp + q p + q p + …..)
p pq 1 q q2
=   and y = 1 – x =
1  q3 1  q3 1  q  q2 1  q  q2
2
Now 0 < p < 1  0 < q < 1, so, 1 + q > q  x > y
1 1
Also, x > y  2x > x + y = 1 or x > thus y <
2 2

6. In ABC, b + c – a > 0, c + a – b > 0, a + b – c > 0, so

b  c  a    c  a  b    a  b  c  1/ 3
  b  c  a  c  a  b  a  b  c 
3
 P3  27(b + c – a)(c + a – b)(a + b – c)
Also,
 a  b  c   b  c  a    c  a  b    a  b  c  1/ 4
  a  b  c   b  c  a   c  a  b  a  b  c 
4
2P 1/ 4
  16A   P > 4A1/4 or P4 > 256A
4
Next, we know for a given parameter, equilateral triangle has the largest area, so the area of
triangle
2
3 p
A   (for equilateral triangle, a = b = c = p/3)
4 3
Now, p2 = (a + b + c)2 = a2 + b2 + c2 + 2(ab + bc + ca)
= 3(a2 + b2 + c2) – 2(a2 + b2 + c2 – ab – bc – ca)
 3(a2 + b2 + c2) (equality holds iff a = b = c)
3 a2  b2  c 2
Thus A   a2 + b2 + c2  4 3 A
4 3

x y z
7. Let the equation of the required plane be   1
a b c
a b c
The points A, B, C are (a, 0, 0), (0, b, 0) and (0, 0, c) and the centroid of ABC is  , , 
3 3 3
2
Thus a = 3, b = 3r, c = 3r , r  0
x y z
So, the equation of plane is   1
3 3r 3r 2
It passes through (t, t, t)
2
so, (t – 3)r + rt + t = 0, clearly t  0
2
for real r, t – 4(t – 3)t  0, t  3  0 < t  4, t  3
when t = 3, r = – 1, so 0 < t  4

8. We have sin(cot–1 cos tan–1 x) = sin(cot–1 cos ), where  = tan–1x

1 1 1  x2
= sin cot 1  sin cot 1 
1  tan2  1  x2 2  x2

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1  x2 –1 –1  1  x2 
Now for all x  R, 0 < < 1, then [sin(cot cos tan x)] =  2
=0
2  x2  2  x 
 The equation is sin  = 0   = n, n  I

9. We have a cos x – (ax + b) sin x + c sin x + (cx + d) cos x = x cos x  x  R

 (a + d) cos x + (c – b) sin x – ax sin x + (c – 1)x cos x = 0 is an identity
 a + d = 0, c – b = 0, a = 0, c – 1 = 0  a = d = 0 and b = c = 1

SECTION – B

1. (A) Let the sides a and b are the roots of x 2 – 5x + 3 = 0, then a + b = 5 and ab = 3

Also, C =
3
1 a2  b2  c 2
   ab = (a + b)2 – 2ab – c2  c = 4
2 2ab
abc 34 2
Now, rR =  
2 a  b  c  2 5  4  3
r1  r2  r3  8  36
(B) We have a    12
r1r2  r2 r3  r3 r1 24
(C) Given 1  a  10
Also, for roots of opposite sign 2a2 – 7a + 3 < 0
1
or < a < 3  a = 1 or 2
2
2 1
 Desired probability = 
10 5
(D) (, ) lies on the director circle of the ellipse i.e. on x 2 + y2 = 9
So, we can assume  = 3 cos ,  = 3 sin .
Thus F = 12 cos  + 9 sin  = 3(4 cos  + 3 sin )
 –15  F  15

n! n!
2. (A) Let consecutive coefficients be nCr and nCr + 1. Then, 
 n  r  !r!  n  r  1! r  1!
1 1
 
 n  r   n  r  1!r ! n  r  1!  r  1 r !
r+1=n–r
 n = 2r + 1 hence, n is odd.
(B) E = (19 – 4)n + (19 + 4)n
2[nC019n + nC219n – 242 + ….. + nCn4n] when n is even or
2[nC019n + nC2·19n – 2·42 + ….. + nCn – 119·4n – 1] when n is odd
 E is divisible by 19 when n is odd
(C) 10C0 20C10 – 10C118C10 + 10C216C10 – …..
= Coefficient of x10 in [10C0 (1 + x)20 – 20C1  (1 + x)18 + 10C2(1 + x)16 – …..]
= Coefficient of x10 in [10C0 ((1 + x)2)10 – 10C1  ((1 + x)2)9 + 10C2((1 + x)2)8 – …..]
= Coefficient of x10 in [(1 + x)2 – 1]10
= Coefficient of x10 in [2x + x2]10
10
=2
(D) Tr = 14Cr – 1 xr – 1; Tr + 1 = 14Crxr; Tr + 2 = 14Cr + 1xr + 1
By the given condition, 2 14Cr = 14Cr – 1 + 14Cr + 1

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14 14
Cr 1 Cr 1
 2 14
 14
Cr Cr
r 14   r  1  1
 2 
14  r  1 r 1
r 14  r
 2 
15  r r 1
r=9

SECTION – C

1. f(x) = 6x2 – 18ax + 12a2 = 0  x = a, 2a.

Given x2 = x12 , so a cannot be negative. If a > 0, then local minimum occurs at x = 2a and local
maximum at x = a. Thus x 1 = a and x2 = 2a
 2a = a2  a = 2 (if a = 0, f(x) is always increasing)

2. Since x, y, z are in A.P., x + z = 2y and hence

xy yz xy yz y y x z
      
2y  x 2y  z z x x z z x
x xz xz z 3x z
     1   
z 2z 2x x 2z x 
 1 + 3 [A. M.  G.M.]
 minimum value of the given expression is 4.

3. 24300 = 22 35 52
Number of odd divisors = the number of terms in (1 + 3 + 32 + 33 + 34 + 35)(1 + 5 + 52)
= 6 + 6 + 6 = 18
This also includes the factor 1. So the number of proper odd divisors = 17

4. |z – 3 – i| = 2 represents a circle with centre 3 + i and radius 2

|z – 2 + i| + |z – 4 – 3i| = 6 represents an ellipse with centre
 2  i  4  3i 
 2  = 3 + i and major axis = 6 S1
 
Also, the distance between foci = 2 5
2 5 5 C
 eccentricity =  <1
6 3
5 S2
 Minor axis = 2  3 1  =4
a
 diameter of circle = minor axis
So, the circle touches the ellipse internally

c 2
5. Normal to hyperbola at t is y – = t (x – ct) ….. (1)
t
It touches xy = – c2
c  c 
Solving with (1), we get x   t 2  x  ct    c 2  0  t 2 x 2    ct 3  x  c 2  0
t  t 
2
1  4 2 4
For equal roots, we have   t 3   4t 2  0  (1 – t ) – 4t = 0
t 
 t4 – 1 – 2t2 = 0 or t4 – 1 + 2t2 = 0

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2 8 2  8
 t2 = or  t2 = 1 + 2 or – 1 + 2
2 2

6. |z – 3|  |z – 1|  z + z  4  x  2 ( z + z = 2x)
|z – 3|  |z – 5|  z + z  8  x  4
|z – i|  |z + i|  i(z – z )  0  y  0 ( z – z = 2iy)
|z – i|  |z – 5i|  i(z – z )  –6  y  3.
Clearly the region is a rectangle of area = 2  3 = 6

7. The given function is

 1  2ln x   3  2ln x 
y  cot 1    tan1  .
 1  2ln x   1  6ln x 
Let tan = 2lnx, tan = 3 so that
  
1
 tan 4  tan   1  tan   tan  
y  cot    tan  

 1  tan tan    1  tan  tan  
 4 
    
 cot 1  tan       tan1  tan      
 4 
    
              tan1 3 = constant
2  4  4 4
d2 y
 0.
dx 2
8. We have f(x) + f(x + 4) = f(x + 2) + f(x + 6)
 f(x + 2) + f(x + 6) = f(x + 4) + f(x + 8)
 f(x) = f(x + 8), and hence g(x) = f(x + 8)  f(x) = 0

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