Sec: Jr.

IIT _*COSC WAT-25 Date: 22-11-20

Time: 3HRS 2016-P2 Max.Marks:186
KEY SHEET

PHYSICS
1 B 2 A 3 D 4 A 5 C
6 A 7 AC 8 B 9 ACD 10 BCD
11 ABCD 12 ABC 13 BC 14 BC 15 B
16 A 17 C 18 A

CHEMISRTY
19 B 20 B 21 B 22 B 23 D
24 C 25 ABC 26 ABC 27 BCD 28 B
29 D 30 AD 31 ABC 32 ABD 33 D

34 C 35 A 36 D

MATHEMATICS
37 D 38 C 39 C 40 A 41 B

42 A 43 AB 44 AC 45 ACD 46 BC

47 BC 48 ACD 49 BC 50 BD 51 C

52 A 53 C 54 B
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SOLUTIONS
PHYSICS
1.
K' EMax 1

K' Emax 2

maximal position
K.E1= 0
maximal position
K.E2 = 0

1
k ( 2a ) 2
E1 2
 4
E2 1 2
k (a )
2
E1 = 4E2

2. K  x  2y  ky x = elongation of top spring
2
2
y x x – 2y = compression in middle spring
5
 ma   kx  k ( x  2 y ) y = compression in lowest spring
k 4 6k
a   2  x   x
m 5 5m
6 10
   x  4 x
5 3
   2 rad / sec
I
T  2 , I  m 2  m  2   5m 2
2
3.
mg 
5m 2 5
 2  2
3 3g
2mg
2
5
 Leq 
3
ma
4. 2kx  2 f1  Ma  …… (i)
2
ma
f1  f 2  ……. (ii)
2
mR 2
 f1  f 2  R  
2
m R ma
 f1  f 2    ……. (iii)
2 4
Adding (i), (ii) and (iii), we get
5ma 8kx
2kx  a
4 5m
 8k 
2
d x 5m 5m
   x  T  2 
 5m 
2
dt 8k 2k
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1 mL 2
5. T1  2 1
, 1   mL2
mgd 3
mL2  m  L / 2  
2
2
T2  2 1
, 2    mL2 
mgd 3  6 
T1  4 6
 1 
T2  2 3 11
6. Block is displaced by ‘x’ along
x-axis.
Torque about P

8k  2 x1    4k  x  x1 
2
x
x1 
9
Torque about Q

4k . 2 x2 .   8k  x  x2 
2
x
x2 
3
80
ma   kx
9
 80k 
a   x
 9m 
9m 3 m
T  2 
80k 2 5k

7. Velocity of A just after collision is v0 in –ve x-axis and velocity of B is a and

k m
v0  A  A , A  v0
m k
m
So equation is x  x0  v0 sin t
k
8.
y
y

2
1

t
t
x
x
0 0 t
t

a1  A 2 a2  A 2
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
a1    2 A cos t  i   2 A sin t j

a2   2 A cos ti   2 A sin t j
 
 m1 a1  m2 a 2
a com   m1  m2 
m1  m2

  2 A sin t j
2
So, motion of COM is SHM along y-axis with time period T 

9.

At equilibrium kx0  mg sin 

k ( x  x0 )  mg sin   fr  ma

a
fr  R   MR 2   
R
k k
from here we get a  x , 0 
2m 2m
If instead solid cylinder is used then
MR 2 2k 2k
I then a  x,  '   0
2 3m 3m
amplitude does not depend on physical system
10.
 A

 R

2R / 
C O
mg
R

 2  2 R 2 
I A  IC  m  R    
    

IC  IO  m  2R /  
2
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 mr 2  m  2 R /  
2

I A  2 MR 2
I
B) T  2
mgl
2mR 2
 2
4R2
mg R 2 
2
2 R 2
 2
9
2 4
2R
 2 2
9 2 4
2R /  2
B) tan   
R 
D) mgh  KEmax
 4R 2 
mg   R 2  2  R 
  
 
 4 
 mgR  1  2  1
  

11.
T T
At t  particle will be at point B and at t  it will be at point A
4 2
12. For the pendulum B:
3 
v g  v    g
W U 4   g
g eff  
m v 4
1
T
g

 TB  2TA or B  A
2
T  l also
 TA  TB if effective length of pendulum A is made four times.
At t  0 , phase difference between them is  and after four seconds they are in phase
  A  B  
  At   B t  
 2   2 
Or  t   t 
 TA   TB 
Putting TB  2 A e get ,
 2 
 t  
 2TA 
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Or TA  t
l
 2 4  t  4sec 
g
4g
Or l  2


100
13. 1   10 rad / s
1
400
2   20 rad / s
1
30 t  

t sec
30
15.

 0  amplitude
 same
 U = oscillation energy
 same
1 1
 U  mVc2  I c 2
2 2
1 1 V2
 mVc2  I c c2
2 2 R
1 2 I 
 Vc  m  c2 
2  R 
I   Vc 

16. At bottom sphere is rolling

I suddenly increases.
V0
L1  mV0 R  I 00  mV0 R  I 0
R
 I 
Lafter  mvR  I   V0  mR  0 
 R
 I
 V  mR  
 R
 about point of contact is zero.
v
1 1
 K  mV 2  I 2
2 2
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1 1 Iv 2
 mV 2 
2 2 R2
1  I 
 v2  m  2 
2  R 
2
L

2  I  mR 2 
K

17 & 18.
The forces on the disc at displacement x of the spring are shown in figure
For pure rolling to take place, we have
kx  f R  fR  2 f
  
m 1 2 m
mR
2

k
 f  x
3
The cylinder is starting from x  A, so the x  t equation would be

x  A cos t 

kA
 f  cos t 
3
 f  t curve will be a cosine curve.
1 2 1
Energy of oscillation E  kA   10  4  20 J
2 2
At mean position this is totally kinetic energy (translational + rotational). In case of pure rolling ratio
1
of rotational and translational kinetic energy is in case of disc
2
1 2 40
Hence, KT  mV 2   20 
2 3 3
80 40 2 2
V2   mS
3 2 3
40 1
V  ms
3
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CHEMISTRY

MATHS
38.
A

B C
4b  c 3a  2c
P ,Q
5 5
3b  7a
R
10
c  4i  5a
AP 
5
3a  2c  5b
BQ 
5
3b  7a  10c
CR 
10
3a  b  4c
AP  BQ  CR 
10
3a  b  4c
CS 
4
AP  BQ  CR 2

 
CS 5

 BP   CQ   AS 
39.    . 
 PC   QA   SB 
 2   1   AS 
     1
 3   4   SB 
 AS :SB  6 :1
40. a.b  6 cos ec 2   6 sin 2   2
 662
 10
1 1 1
41. 1 2a 2 a 0
1 a  1 a
 2a 3  a 2  2a  1  0
 root lie in (-1, 0)
2
43. abc 0
 12  2 a.b  0
   a.b  0
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 
2 2 2
2a  2b  2b  3c  2c  3b

 13  12  12 a.b

 156  72
 228
44.   
c  a i  j k  b i  2j k 

c. i  j  k  0 
 a0
c 1
1
 b
6
45. a  i  2 j  3k, c  i  j  3k,
ab
ra 
c  a 2

 1 r 1
1 1
  1 , r 
2 2
AM : MC  1: 2
2a  c
 M
3

 M
  
2 i  2 j  3k  i  j  3k 
3
 i  j  3k
47. f '  x  y   f '  x   6xy  3y 2
x  0, y  x
f '  x   f '  0   3x 2
f '  x   3x 2  1
 f  x   x3  x  c
f  0   3
 f  x   x3  x  3
51&52:
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53&54: If c  pa  qb lies
(i) Inside  OAB, if p  0, q  0 and p  q  1
(ii) Outside  OAB but inside  AOB if p  0, q  0 and p  q  1
(iii) Outside  OAB but inside  OAB if p  0, q  0 and p  q  1
(iv) Outside  OAB but inside  OBA if p  0, q  0 and p  q  1