Aits 2021 CRT II Jeea Paper 1 Sol

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CONCEPT RECAPITULATION TEST – II

JEE (Advanced)-2021
PAPER –1
TEST DATE: 13-06-2021
ANSWERS, HINTS & SOLUTIONS

Physics PART – I
SECTION – A
1. A
1
Sol. K.E. = m 2 x 2
2
1
P.E. = m 2  A 2  x 2 
2
By putting the value of x = A 2 , we find that K.E. = P.E.
2. A
Sol. Retarding force for linear velocity = mg sin  . All the forces pass N
 V0
through the centre. There is no force to provide moment to reduce
angular velocity. So angular velocity will remain constant up to the
highest point. The sphere will stop going up at a point where
translational velocity becomes zero. mg sin
m V0  0  mg cos
 mg sin  or t  V0 / g sin 
t 
3. A
4. C
5. B
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6. B
7. AD
Sol. mgr  fR    i 
N1 sin   f  mg    ii 
f
N2
 mg
N1
N1 cos   N 2     iii 
Solve  i  ,  ii  &  iii  to get N 2 and f
So, force at B f 2  N 22
For minimum value of N, use f   N 2
8. ABC
3g
Sol. Use geff  g sin 37  instead of g in all standard vertical circle cases
5
9. ABD
Sol. The impulse exerted by the string on the cylinder is equal and opposite to the impulse exerted by
the cylinder on the string.
10 sin 
10

10 cos 

J  40000  0.25 10 3  10 ms along the string
For marble,
J  0   2 10cos  
 final velocity along the string is zero.
Putting J  10ms, we get   60 
10. ABC
u
Sol. The ball has v’ component of its velocity perpendicular to the length of
rod immediately after collision u is the velocity of CM of the rod and  is 
the angular velocity of the rod just after collision. 
Write velocity of separation = velocity of approach for the point of D v'
collision. D
Use, conservation of linear momentum perpendicular to the rod and conserve angular momentum
about point D
3
11. AC
h a
Sol. tan   
c g
12. ABC

 2r 2
Sol. The equation of free surface is y  y0 y
2g
y0
SECTION – C
13. 00008.00
14. 00002.20
 22 
 14  10 3 
T  m  7 
Sol. t    220 s
2 qB  3  106   200 / 3 
15. 00006.00
2T 2  73 103
Sol. R   0.6 103 m  0.25mm
 gh 103  9.8  25 10 3
16. 00001.00
2
 r2   l  2iL2
Sol. M  2  i.  2  i.    
2 2  2  8
17. 00005.00
Sol. y  8sin   f1  f 2  .t cos   f1  f 2  t
18. 00000.25
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Chemistry PART – II
SECTION – A
19. D
20. D
21. D
22. B
23. A
24. A
25. ABD
26. ABCD
27. ABD
28. BC
29. BC
30. BC
SECTION – C
31. 00000.22
0.693
Sol. 3.7  1010   No.of atoms
5730  365  24  60  60
 number of atoms  9.65 1021
 6.023  10 23 atoms of 14 C = 14g
14  9.65  10 21
 9.65 1021 atoms of 14
C  0.2243 g
6.023 10 23
32. 00006.67
Sol. Total moles  2  2  2  6
pPCl5  2  3 / 6  1, pPCl3  1, pPCl2  1
Kp 
11  1 atm
1
When volume is double (i.e. V  2V ) at constant P and T, total moles become = 12.
If volume is doubled, reaction will more backward at constant P and T.
pPCl5 
 2  y   3, p 
2  y 3
PCl3
12 12
pCl2 
2  x  y  3
12
5
 2 y  2  x  y 
   3  3
 12   12 
 Kp 1 ..... 1
2 y 
 3
 12 
Also 2  y  2  y   2  x   y  12
From equations (i) and (ii), solve y = 2/3, x = 20/3
33. 00002.00
Sol. Meq. Of acid in 25 mL  38.5  1
38.5  11000
 Meq. Of acid in 1000 mL=  1540
25
1540
 Normality of acid   1.54
1000
T 0.4
Also, molality    molarity
K f 0.52
0.4 1.54

0.52 n
n2
34. 00001.84
Sol. Given:
Fe6   3e  Fe3 ;  G1  3  2.20  F ........  i 
Fe3  e  Fe2  ;  G2  1 0.77  F .........  ii 
Fe 2  2e  Fe;  G3  2   0.445   F .....  iii 
By eq. (i) and (ii)
Fe6   4e  Fe 2  ;  G4  G1   G2 
4  E4  F  3  220  F  1 0.77  F 
 E4  1.84 V
35. 00004.33
1.307
Sol. Equivalent of Ag deposited =  0.0121
108
 Equivalent of Cu 2 lost  0.0121
Now initial Equivalent of CuSO 4 .5H 2 O= 10/  249.54/2   =0.0802=Initial eq.of Cu
2
0.0681 63.54
 Wt.of Cu 2+ left=  2.163 g in 500 mL
2
 Wt.of Cu 2+ left in 1 litre H 2O=2.163×2
 4.327g litre 1
6
36. 00007.00
Sol. Cu 2  e  Cu 
2 I   I 2  2e
2 S 2O32   S4O6  2e
Meq.of Cu 2+ =Meq.of liberated I 2
 Meq. of Na2 S2O3  12.12  0.1 1  1.212
 wCu 2  0.077 g  wCu  Cu  CuSO 
H 2SO 4
4
0.077
 %Cu   100  7%
1.10
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Mathematics PART – III
SECTION – A
37. C
Sol. In  IRQ, IRQ =  – A A
RQ r

sin A A
sin   5
2 R
4
A B C Q
RQ  2r cos   , RP = 2r cos   , PQ  2r cos  
2 2 2 I
 A B   C  B C
PR2  RQ2  QP2  4r 2 cos2    cos2    cos2    P
2
  2
   2  3

1  cos A 1  cosB 1   3 4  44r 2
 4r 2     = 2r 2 3   = .
 2 2 2   5 5  5
38. D
Sol. Use power of a point;
c c
OT2 = OA. OB =    OT  . , 0)
a a , 0)
O A B
39. D
Let Tr 1  20 Cr x 20 r  2y   k x a y b and Ts 1  20Cs x 20 s  2y   kx a 1yb 1 for given condition
r s
Sol.
r-s = 1 and 20
C1 s .21 s  20 Cs 2s  s  13 then r = 14  a  6 .
40. B
41. D
42. B
Sol.
 x  b 2  sin2 x is minimum
x = 0, b = 2 as b   2,3
43. A, D
1
Sol. Equation of tangent to y = – x2 is x = my – ,m>0
4m
1
 x – my + =0
4m
since this line is tangent to x2 + (y – 2)2 = 4
1
m=
4 5
Hence, equation of tangent is y = 45x + 20.
8
1
Case II: equation of tangent to y = x2 is x = my + , m > 0 this line is tangent to
4m
x2 + (y – 2)2 = 4
1
m=
4 3
equation of tangent is y = 43x – 12.
44. B, C
Sol. For K = 2, each element has four possibility and three out of four are favorable for the event.
n
3
Hence required probability =   .
4
n
7
For K = 3, Probability that intersection is empty is  
8
n 1
n 7
For K = 3, Probability that intersection is singleton =  
8 8
45. A, D
x x
Sol. y = 4sin2x + 3cos2x – 24sin – 24cos
2 2
 x x
= 3 + sin2x – 24  sin  cos 
 2 2
 x x
Let  sin  cos  = t
 2 2
 y = t4 – 2t2 – 24t + 4 = f(t)
 f(t) = 4(t – 2)(t2 + 2t + 3) < 0

since, 0  x  1t 2
2
 f(t) is decreasing function for 1  t  2 ymax = 4(1 – 6 2 ) and ymin = –21.
46. A, D

Sol. Let r = x î + y ĵ + z k̂
 x, y, z > 0 and x + y + z  12.
Number of solution = 12C9 = 12C3 = 11C8 + 11C9.
47. C, D
 sin x, x0
Sol. 
f(x) =  0, x0
 2
 tan x
 x 2 , 1  x  0
Hence, lim f  x   0 and lim f  x   1 .
x 0 x 0
48. A, B, D
 1  5
 5x x   2  x x   2
Sol. f(x) =  g(x) =  5
x  2 x   1 x  2 x   5
 2  2
After calculation
9
f  g  x    x  gf  x 
 f  g1 and g  f 1
 
1 1
Hence  fof   g1og1  gog
And  fog1  gof .
SECTION – C
49. 00017.00
50. 00002.00
51. 01600.00
Sol. D = 9 + 4a = odd number = perfect square
 (2k + 1)2 = 9 + 4ai, k  I
 (4k2 + 4k + 1) = 9 + 4ai
 4(k2 + k) = 4(ai + 2)  k(k + 1)  2 = ai
Thus ai = 4, 10, 18, 28, 40, ………….
So general term tr = r2 + 3r
T15 = 270, t16 = 304
15 15 15
  ai   r 2  3 r  1600
i1 i 1 i1
52. 00137.00
Sol. x = x 1 + x 3 + x 5 + x 7 + x9
Y = x2 + x4 + x6 + x8
(x  y) = 11k, k  z+ of x  y = 11
and x + y = 45
ie x = 28, y = 17 total numbers (3  4!  5!) + (6 + 4! + 5!)
of y  x = 1
y + x = 45
ie x = 17, y = 28 total numbers 2  4!  5!
p 1!.4!.5! 11
Then all such 9 digit numbers are 1!.4!.5! Required probability  
q 9! 126
53. 00006.00
Sol. Cos/7 is the root of the equation
n=6
54. 00003.00

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ALL INDIA TEST SERIES

CONCEPT RECAPITULATION TEST – II

ANSWERS, HINTS & SOLUTIONS

Mathematics PART – III

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