Sec: SR.

IIT_CO-SC CTA-4 Date: 04-10-20

Time: 3HRS 2015_P2 Max. Marks: 240
KEY SHEET
PHYSICS

1 3 2 2 3 2 4 8 5 4

6 5 7 5 8 9 9 AB 10 ABCD

11 AD 12 AC 13 AB 14 ABC 15 AD

16 BC 17 BC 18 D 19 AD 20 BC

CHEMISTRY

21 4 22 4 23 4 24 3 25 5

26 5 27 6 28 0 29 AB 30 ABC

31 ACD 32 ABCD 33 A 34 AB 35 AC

36 BD 37 ABD 38 ABD 39 BCD 40 D

MATHEMATICS

41 3 42 9 43 2 44 2 45 3

46 3 47 1 48 4 49 AD 50 ABC

51 CD 52 AC 53 C 54 D 55 ABD

56 D 57 ABC 58 A 59 ABC 60 CD
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SOLUTIONS
PHYSICS
1. w = mwgh
7
Q= × mwgh
2
7
= × 74 × 9.8 × 1.2 3 × 103 J
2
n=3
2. P = A e (30004 – 3004) = 2kW
3. x =  0 t
x=2
4. When Cu rod is used
100
× 20 = m × L …..(1)
R Cu
when stell rod is used
100
× 60 = mL ….(2)
R stell
when both are in series
Req = RCu × Rstell
100
× t = mL
R Cu  R stell
from (1) & (2)
2000
RCu =
mL
6000
Rstell =
mL
100  mL  t
= mL
8000
t = 80 minutes
1 e r
5. mv2 = logn
2 2 0 R0
e r
v log
 0 m R0
R0
Q r
=
2R 0  L
Q 2eR 0 r
= =  × 2R0  v = log
L 0 m R0
3.7 × 105m/s or 4 × 105 m/s
q1 q 2
6. 
C1 C 2
q1 + q2 = 2Q0
0 A  A
C1 = , C2 = 0
d 0  Vt d 0  Vt
q1 d 0  Vt  d  Vt 
  q2 + q2  0  = 2Q0

q 2 d 0  Vt  d 0  Vt 

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 2d 0 
 q2   = 2Q0

 d 0  Vt 
2Q 0
 q2 = (d0 + Vt)
2d 0
dq 2 Q 0 V
I=  = 20 amp
dt d0
7. m ur = m (v0 + v) a
5GM e a GM e
u= 2
as v0 =
4r a
1 2 GM e m 1 GM e m
also mu – = m (v0 +v)2 –
2 r 2 a
8. At y according to Kirchoff's junction law
y  x y  x  100 y  50 y y  50
    0
2 2 2 2 2
5y – 2x = 200 …(1)
similarly at x
50  x y  x
i=  …(2)
2 2
at x + 100
x  100  50 x  100  y
i=  …(3)
2 2
we get y – 2x = 50 …(4)
from (1) and (4)
y = 37.5 V
So current through R is 18.75 A.
9. PV = nRT …(i)
P0
P= 2
 3V 
1  0 
 V 
at V = 3V0
P0
P=
2
Equation (i)
P0
. 3V0 = nRT
2
3P V
T 0 0
2R
when V = V0
P0 P0
P= 2
=
 3V  10
2   0 
 V0 
P0
V0 = 1 × RT
10
PV
T 0 0
10R

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10.

R1
R2 dx
x x

1 dx
dR = ... (i)
K 4x 2

Thermal resistance of shell of inner radius ‘R1’ and outer radius ‘x’ is
1  1 1
R=    ... (ii)
4K  R 1 x 

dR 1
From (i)  2
dx x
 Temperature gradient decrease with increase in x
dT 1
 
dx x 2
From (ii) resistance of shell from inner to the mid-point
1  R 2  R1 
Rinner =  
4K  R 1 (R 1  R 2 ) 
and that of shell from mid-point to outer
1  R 2  R1 
Router =  
4K  R 1 (R 1  R 2 ) 
Temperature of mid-point is given by,
5T0  T T  T0 5R 2  R 1
= T= .T0
R inner R outer R1  R 2

Thermal resistivity of shell is

1  R 1R 2 
R=  
4K  R 2  R 1 
 Heat flown in time t
5T0  T0
Q = .t
R
4(R 2  R 1 )KT0
= .t
R 1R 2
11. VL = VV
 L VV
 LVL = VVV or 
 V VL

best VV > VL  L > V

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12. Heat lost by water
q  1500 × 1 × 45 = 67500 Cal
Let "m" gm of ice melts so,
m × 80 = 67500
m = 843.75
So amount of ice left = 1000 – 843.75
 156.25 gm.
13. If q1 = q2 = Q
Fi  q1q2  Fi  Q2
After touching new charges on each
Q1  Q 2 2Q
ball is = =Q
2 2
Fnew  Q2
 Fi = Fnew
if q1  q2
2
q q
Fnew =  1 2 
 2 
q12 q 22 2q1q 2
=  +
4 4 4
Fnew > Fi
14.
CV –CV

V
If battery is disconnected and plate are pulled apart, then charge will remain constant
Q Q
E= ×2=
2A 0 A 0
 E remain same (A) is correct
work is done against attractive force by Fext

+ –
Fele. Fext

(B) is correct
1
U= CV2
2
V = constant [as battery is connected]
0 A
C= as d increase, C decrease
d
 U decrease, option (C) is correct.

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15.

r2 r1

m 2m
r c.m. 

2mr 2r
r2 = =
m  2m 3

4 2 r23
T22 =
Gm

32 2 r 3
T22 =
27Gm

T2 r3/2, T2  m–1/2
16. When K was open
E
Reading of A = amp = 0.25
10
when K was closed  E = 2.5 V
E (10  R 1 ) 5
Reading of A = =
10R 1 12
12 (5 + 0.5R1) = 10 R1
60 + 6R1 = 10R1 R1 = 15
V2
  power drawn =
R eq
as Req decreases
V2
power = will increase
R eq
current through R = 0.25 amp (initially)
after K is closed current through R = 0.25 amp
17. Q1  2 = Q3  4  Cp (T2 – T0) = Cp(T0 – T3)
2  3 Isochoric process  2T0 = T2 + T3
Q2  3 = Cv (T3 – T2) = – CvT3 = – RT0
 heat released = RT0
T2 P2
(P1 = P2 =2P3=2P, 2  3 isochoric = =2)
T3 P3
2
T3 = T0
3
18. Conceptual

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19. Current per unit width (J) =

b V
+
–
i
=
b

+
A A

  b
= = V
tb
J = V
0J
B due to both plate is
2
Both are upward
0J  J
 Bnet = + 0
2 2
= 0 J
BNet = 0V

20. Magnetic force on upper plate area



b dx i

x 6
Jdx   0 J  
=  2
x 0

0J 2b  
=
2
 0  2 V 2 b.
f=
2
0 2 V 2 b  
force per unit area =
2(   b )

0 2 V 2
= upward
2

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CHEMISTRY
21.

22.
OH OH O
OH
2 2 2
2
23.

24.
P=5
Q=2
R=4 O
S=8

1. CH3CH2CH2Cl, AlCl3 5. CH3Cl, AlCl3 9. CH3CH2Cl, AlCl3

2. NBS, ROOR, hv 6. H2O2, NaOH, H2O 10. PCC

3. BH3·THF 7. HBr

4. HC C 8. H2O, H2SO4, HgSO4

25.

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26.

27.

28. Conjugate acid base pair concept

29.

30.

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31. To get an aldehyde from alcohol using chromium reagent always we should use dry solvent If there is
a water that will convert in to hydrate form will oxidize further CrO3 in anhydrous medium is used as
the oxidising agent for the isolation of aldehydes.

32.

33.

34. Br2 addition is anti addition

Cis will give racemic mixture; trans will give meso compound
35.

36.

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Q no 37, 38

Q. no 39 & 40

MATHS
   
1  cos 1  tan  4  x  
   
,x  0
41. f x   x 2

  sin 4x
 , x0
 3
2
     
1  cos 1  tan   x    1  tan   x  
4  1 4 
f  0   lim 
2
 lim  2
x 0 x 2 x 0 x
2
1 4 tan x
 lim 2 2
2 x 0 x 1  tan x 2
 sin 4x
f  0   lim
1
2 
x 0 x 2
f  0   2  3
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42. f(x) + f(1 – x) = 1
 1   2  1  49   1  1 99
f f    ....f    f  1   ....f  1    49  
 100   100   2   100   100  2 2
2
99

0
2
.dx  99

1
43. Let x 
t
1
 f  3 3t   f  3   f ' 3 3t .3 
 f  3  3t  t lim 
tf  3  lim 
 f  3 

 e e
t 0 t 0
 
lim  
 e
t 0
 f  3  
3  /4
cos x
44. I 
 /4
1  cos x
dx (k and A)

3  /4
 1 1 
2I  
 /4
cos x 
 1  cos x

1  cos x
 dx

3  /4
 
2I  2 
 /4
cot 2 x dx  2  2  
 2


I  2
2
45.
46. Since, g:R  4

 g(x) is constant function equal to 4.

 g(x) = 4
 x 3  f '  t   2   x 2 f ''  t   4x  f  0   6   4  4, x  R

 f '  t   2  0, f ''  t   0, f  0   6  0

f(t) = 2t – 6
 x 2  8x;0  x  4

 h  x    x 2  8x  32; 4  x  6

 x  6   20;6  x  12
2

 Range of h(x) is [0, 56]

i.e., N = 57

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 
6x  ...  1  x  xf  x    1  xf  x   x 2f '  x 
2 24 5 d
47. f '  x   1  x  2x  4x 3 
 3 35  dx

1  x  f '  x   1  xf  x 
2

sin 1 x
f x  , Now solve
1 x2

48. f  x   lim
1  cos x   e 4 n x4

1  cos x   1
n  4 n

1 ;1  cos x 4  1

1  e x
4

f x   ;1  cos x 4  1
 42
e x ;0  1  cos x 4  1


1 ;cos x 4  0

1  e x
4

 f x   ;cos x 4  0
 42
e x ;  1  cos x 4  0


  3 
1/4 1/4

Points are x =    ,   
2  2 

49. 2u f  u  v 2   v3  u 4 v  2v f  u 2  v   u 3  uv 4

Putting v = 0 we get
u2
2u f  u   u 3  f  u  
2

 x  y
2
1 xy
 Equation of curve P is xy 2
2 2 2
 x 2  y 2  2x  2y  1  0
Which is a circle with center (1, 1) and radius 1
Hence touches both the coordinate axes therefore correct options are (A) and (D)
50. (A) f(8 + x) = f(2 – x)  f(x) is symmetric about the line x = 5.
f  2   f 12 
 /8  /8
(B)  f  5  x  tan 4x dx   f  5  x  tan  4x  dx  1  0
 /8  /8

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(C) I   f  x  2 2cos x dx, put x  2  10  t

2

2

I   f 10  t 2cos t  dt   RHS

6

10

(D) f  8  x   f  2  x   f  x  is symmetric about the line x = 5

 f ' 1  f '  9   0, f '  3 / 2   f '  7 / 2   0

f '  7   f '  3  0, f '  8   f '  2   0 also f '  5   0

 f '  x   0 has atleast 9 roots

 f ''  x   0 has atleast 8 roots

f '  x  f ''  x   0 has atleast 17 roots

d / dx f 'f ''  x   0 has atleast 16 roots.

51. For x  [0,1], f '  x   f ' 1 (given condition in question)

f ' 1 f ' x 

 
f 2  x  1 f 2  x  1
1
 tan 1  f 1   tan 1  f  0  
dx
On integrating we get, f ' 1 
0
f  x 1
2

1
dx tan 1 f 1 f 1
i.e.,  2  
0
f  x  1 f ' 1 f ' 1

 tan 1  x for x  0 

For equality to hold, tan 1 f 1  f 1

1
dx
i.e., f(1) = 0 then  f  x  1  0
0
2

1
dx f 1
which is not possible as this is a strictly positive function. Hence,  f  x   1  f ' 1
0
2

52. f : R  R f  x    x 2  sin x   x  1 f 1   f 1   0

fg  x  : f  x  .g  x  fg : R  R

Let fg(x) = h(x) = f(x).g(x) h:R  R

Option (c) h '  x   f '  x  g  x   f  x  g '  x 

h ' 1  f ' 1 g 1  0,

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(as f(1) = 0, g’(x) exists}
 if g(x) is differentiable then h(x) is also differentiable (true) option (A) If g(x) is continuous at x
= 1 then g 1   g 1   g 1

h 1  h   h 1
h' 1   lim
h 0 h
f 1  h  g 1  h   0
h' 1   lim  f ' 1 g 1
h 0 h
f 1  h  g 1  h   0
h' 1   lim  f ' 1 g 1
h 0 h
So h(x) = f(x) . g(x) is differentiable
at x = 1 (True)
h 1  h   h 1
option (B) (D) h ' 1   lim
h 0 h
f 1  h  g 1  h 
h ' 1   lim  f ' 1 g 1 
h 0 h
f 1  h  g 1  h 
h ' 1   lim  f ' 1 .g 1   g 1   g 1 
h 0 h
So we cannot comment on the continuity and differentiability of the function

 ln x  1 
1 1
53. Let f  x   x x  f '  x   x x  
 x 
2

If x > e then f(x) is decreasing

1 1
2018  2017  f  2018   f  2017    2018 2018   2017  2017   2018   2017 
2017 2018

1
  2018 2017  n  n
 2017    2018        2017 2018
1
2018 n 2017 n n 2018 
 lim  lim  2017  1     
   2017   
x  n  2018

x 4  3x 2
  dx  x3  x3 x3
 x 1
   4x  3 dx  f  x   y   2x  3x  1 e
2 2

54. I,F = e e x 2 1
 ye x 2 1 2 x 2 1

 f 1  6 e & f  1  0  f  1  0

x2 x4
55. A) cos x  1    ....
2! 4!
x3 x5
sin x  x    ....
3! 5!
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x2
cos x  1 
2
1 1
 x2  1 1
0 x cos x  0 1  2   2  8
x

1
3
 x cos x  8  True 
0

x3
B) sin x  x 
6
1 1
 x3 
0 x sin x  0  6  dx
x x 

1 1
1 1 3
0 x sin x  3  30 0 x sin x dx  8  True) 

2 x3 
1 1

0  0  6  dx

2
D) x sin xdx x x

1
1 1
x sin x dx  
2

0
4 36
1
2
x
2
sin x dx   True 
0
9

C) cos x  1
x 2 cos x  x 2
1 1

 x cos xdx   x dx
2 2

0 0

1
1
x cos xdx 
2

0
3

So option ‘C’ is incorrect.

 1
ln 1  tan 1 x   1
10

e  tan x   
 1   tan x  
1 10 10
1
 
 
56.   lim e
x 0 e  tan x   1 10

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 ln 1 tan 1 x 10  
 1 
e  tan x   1   tan x  
1 10
1 10

 
 
  lim  10
    1 1    1
x 0 x 2 2
 
Let tan 1 x  t;  t
2 2
2t 2
f t 
3t 2   2t 2  3
2

f  t  |min  0

2 2
Also, f  t   2
 f  t  |max 
 3 27
 2t    27
 t
57.

Maximum possible number of solutions = 3

58. y = f(-|x|)

Clearly non-differentiable at 2 points

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59. F'  x   F  x   xF'  x 

f ' 1  F 1  F' 1  0   ive   ive

f  2   2F  2   0 as F(x) decreasing for x > 1

f '  x   F  x   xF'  x   0 x  1,3

as F(x) < 0 for x > 1 and F’(x) = 0

x 2 F'  x  dx  12
3
60. 1

 x 2 F  x     2x F  x  dx  12
1 3

1 1

9F  3  F 1  2  f  x  dx  12
3

36  2  f  x  dx  12   f  x  dx  12

3 3

1 1

x 3 F''  x  dx  40
3
1

 x 3 F'  x     3x 2 F'  x  dx  40
3 3

1 1

x 2  xF'  x    3 x 2 F'  x  dx  40
3 3

1 1

9  f '  3  F  3   1 f ' 1  F 1   3  12   40

 9f '  3  f ' 1  32  0

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