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PHYSICS
SECTION-1
h P2
1.(B)  P = momentum K.E. 
p 2m
1
 P  e K.E. 
m
K .EP  K .Ee
2.(A) V  u  at
0  u  gt
u
t
g
Time taken to reach the ground
t '  nt
u
t '  n
g
1
S  ut  at 2
2
 u  g n 2u 2
H  u  n   
 g  2 g2
n2 2 nu 2
H u 
2g g
2 gH  nu 2 (n  2)
3.(D) No-one is correct
4.(B) P V2
P  KV 2
PV 2  K (polytorpic process)
PV x  constant
fR R
Specific heat capacity C  
2 1 x
5R R
for diatomic gas f = 5, C  
2 1 2
5 R R 17 R
C  
2 3 6
5.(C) u  30 cm
v  75 cm
1 1 1
 
v u f

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1 1 1
 
75 30 f
1 30  75 45
 
f 75  30 75  30
f  50 cm
1
P
f
P  2 D
6.(B) T2  27C
 300 K
T1  627C  900K
T2
  1
T1
w

Q
w 1
 1
3 10 6 3
2
w   3  106 cal
3
w  8.4 106 J
 I  
7.(C) B 0  
2 R  2 
0 I    0 I  0 I 
B   
2 R  2  4 R 2  6 R 2 
0 I   1 1 
B 1   
2 R 2  2 3 
 I  5
B 0  
2 R 2  6 
0  5 I  
B  
4  6R 
8.(D) L  Iw
1
K .E.  Iw2
2
1
K .E.  Lw
2
2 K .E .
L
w
So, L '  4 L

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9.(D)

Momentum conservation in x direction

m1u1  m2u2  m1v1 cos 1  m2v2 cos 2
Momentum in y direction
0  m1v1 sin 1  m2v2 sin 2
v1 sin 1  v2 sin 2
Elastic collision so K.E. is conserved
1 1 1 1
m1u12  m2u22  m1v12  m2 v22
2 2 2 2

By solving we get 1  2  90 
2
 I
10.(B) Bcentre  0
2R
Flux linkage with r loop
  Bcentre r 2
0 I 2
 r
2R
M I
0 2
M r
2R

11.(B)

k 40 106  Q3 k10 106  Q3


(3  x)2 x2
x  3m
12.(A) MOI I  mr 2 [kg  m2 ]

[ M 1L2T 0 ]
Planck’s constant h  J  s
 [M 1L2T 2 ][T 1 ]  [M 1L2T 1 ]
dP
Pressure gradient 
dx
[ M 1L1T 2 ]
 1
 [ M 1L2T 2 ]
[L ]
Coefficient of elasticity  N / m2  [ M 1L1T 2 ]

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13.(C) I1  8  I 2  2
4I1  I 2
I1  4I1  1
I1  0.2 A
I 2  0.8 A
1
14.(A) KE  mV 2
2
For escape speed
| P.E. |  | K.E. |required
1
K.E.  m(nVe ) 2
2
1 
KE  n2  mVe2 
2 
Mechanical energy conservation
PEi  KEi  PE f  KE f
1 1 1
 mVe2  n 2 mVe2  0  mV f2
2 2 2
Ve2 (n2  1)  V f2

V f  Ve (n2  1)
15.(B) Both lines are parallel so
  90  2
3  90
  30
16.(B) In first half upper diode in forward bias and lower diode in reverse bias
In second half lower diode in forward bias and upper diode in reverse bias
V
17.(D) I
Z
2
 1 
Z  R   Lw 
2

 Cw 
f  0, w  0
z
I 0
f  , w  
Z 
I 0
18.(A) Natural length is L
P  E
L
P
L

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When m1 hangs
M1 g L L
 1
A L
When mass m1 & m2 both hang
( M1  M 2 ) g L L
 2
A L
M1 L L
 1
M1  M 2 L2  L
L2 M1  M1L  L1M1  L1M 2  LM1  LM 2
M1 ( L1  L2 )  L1M 2
L
M2
M1
L ( L1  L2 )  L1
M2
19.(D) at time T1
R1  N1
At time T2
R2  N2
R1 R2 1
N1  N 2    ( R1  R2 )
  
T
N1  N 2  ( R1  R2 )
0.693
( N1  N2 )  T ( R1  R2 )
20.(A) Truth table
Input Output
A B Y
1 1 1
1 0 1
0 1 1
0 0 0
OR gate
Boolean algebra
A B  A  B  A B
OR gate
SECTION - 2

V
1.(1) p   B
V
 0.2 
gh   B  
 100 
0.2
gh  B
100

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0.2
103 10  200  B 
100
B  1109 N / m2
2.(6) Resistance R  l (length)

Req ( AB)  6
So, R  12

R 12
R'    6
2 2
3.(60)

For equilibrium
T cos   Mg  Ma sin 30 …(i)
T sin   Ma cos30 …(ii)
Equation (ii) / (i)
a cos30
tan  
g  a sin 30
3

 1
2 1  
 2
tan   3
  60
4.(5000) n = number of channels
5% (1 GHZ)  n  10 KHz
5
 (1109 )  n 10 103
100
n  5 103
n  5000

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5.(10) f  (2n  1)
4L
340
f  (2n  1)
4  1.7
100
f  (2n  1) 
2
f  1000
100
(2n  1)   1000
2
n  10.5
n  10
6.(2)

On solving above circuit

i0  2 A
x  1A
y  1A
V1  1 2 A  2V
mv1 mv2
7.(5) mv  
2 2
 v1  2v  v2
 v1  20 m / s
Now,
1 2
( K .E.)initial  mv  800m
2
1m 1m
( K .E.) final    v12    v22  1000 m
2 2  2 2 
K .E. final 10 5
 
K .E.initial 8 4
 x5

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8.(100) Current through capacitor will be zero

6
i
3R
 VAB  iR  2V
1 1
E  CV 2   50  4J  100J
2 2

m
9.(6) T  2
K
1
( P.E.) max  KA2
2
When,
PE
 KE 
3
4
 PE  PEmax
3
This happens at y
3
PE  PEmax
4
A 3 T
y , t
2 6
x6
  
10.(500) E  50sin  t   x 
 c 
Here E0  50 N / C
1
Energy density  0 E 2
2
1
Energy stored in volume (V )  0 E 2  V
2
1
5.5 1012   (8.8 10 12 )  (50) 2  V
2
5.5  2
V
2500  8.8
V  5 104 (m)3
V  5 102 (cm)3
V  500(cm)3

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CHEMISTRY

SECTION - 1
1.(B) For an ideal gas, PV  nRT
Isothermal process : T is constant
 PV  k (constant)
1
or P  k 
V
{y  mx}
1
So, plot of P vs will be a straight line passing through the origin.
V
2.(D) MnO4 ion

No.of  bonds 3 7
B.O. of Mn – O  1   1    1.75
No.of  bonds 4 4
3.(D) Tb  iK b m
The compound having highest van’t Hoff factor (i) will have the highest boiling point.
 2Na   SO42 ; i  3
Na 2SO4 
 K   Cl ; i  2
KCl 
urea 
 i 1
 3K   [Fe(CN)6 ]3 : i  4
K 3 [Fe(CN)6 ] 
4.(A)

x 1
log    log k  log p
m n
1
 tan 45  1  n  1
n
log k  0.477  log 3  k 3
x
   kp
1/ n
m
x
   3p
m
x
   3  0.3  0.9
m

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5.(A) Both (A) and (R) are correct and (R) is the correct explanation of (A).
6.(C) (A) is true while (R) is false as NaCN prevents ZnS to come to the froth but allows PbS to come with
the froth.
7.(D) Statement I is false but statement II is true
 SiO 2 
8.(A) for a good quality cement    2.5 to 4
 Al2O3 
9.(A) Ce :[Xe]4f 1 5d1 6s 2
Most common oxidation states ( 3  [Xe]4f 1 &  4  [Xe] )
10.(C)

11.(D) Nitrate concentration above 50 ppm is harmful & can cause methenoglobinemia (‘blue baby’
syndrome)
12.(A) Both are correct, and the reason behind vaccum distillation is that these compounds have very high
boiling point and they decompose near their boiling points.
13.(C)

 (2Z)-2-Bromo-3-chlorohex-2-en-4-yne
14.(A)

15.(B) Reactivity depend on extent of S N 1 mechanism

All the other compounds form less stable carbocations, hence, less reactive

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16.(C) Reaction will proceed via formation of most stable carbocation.

 major product is option (C).

17.(C)

18.(C)

19.(A) Monomers of Nylon 6,6 : Hexamethylenediamine and Adipic acid

20.(A) In lactose, glycosidic linkage is between
(i) C4 of (ii) β-D-glucose & (iii) C1 of (iv) β-D galactose

SECTION - 2
1.(4) Washing soda : Na 2 CO3 10H 2 O
M 0  286 g / mol
57.2
So, moles of washing soda   0.2 mol
286
Weight of solvent  1250 1gm
 1250 gm  1.25kg
0.2
So, molality  mol / kg = 0.16  16 102 mol / kg
1.25
y  16
 y 4

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2.(3) Halogens (except fluorine) :

3.(6) k  Ae Ea / RT
 E  1
ln(k)   a   ln A
 R T
{y  mx  c}
E a
 750
R
E a  6 kJ / mol
4.(1)

A 4 B3 (s) 4A3 (aq)  3B4 (aq)

t 0 - -
-
t  t eq - 4s 0 3s0 (so = solubility in Mol/L
s = Solubility in g/L)
Ksp  [A3 ]4 [B4 ]3  (4s0 )4 (3s0 )3
7
3
s 
4 4
 33 s 70  4 3 
4

 M0 
So, x  4, y  3, z  7
x  y 43
  1
z 7

E 0.01
5.(5) Temperature coef.    0.005 V K
T 2
 x  0.005
 1000 x  5
[A]0
6.(5) kt  ln
[A]t

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[A]0
At 99.9% completion, [A]t  0.1% of [A]0 
1000
kt 99.9%  ln1000
kt 99.9%  3ln10
ln 2
Also, t1/ 2 
k
ln10
t 99.9%  3  t1/ 2
ln 2
3
t 99.9%  t1/ 2
log10 2
3 3
So, n    10
log10 2 0.3
n
 5
2
7.(1) Only chlorine forms halic (III) acid, i.e., chlorous acid (HOClO)
8.(2)

9.(3)

10.(5) ‘X’ is HNO3

 No. of atoms = 5

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MATHEMATICS
SECTION-1
1.(A) x Ry  x  y  2 is an irrational number
Let R is a binary relation on real number x and y.
Clearly, R is reflexive relation
As x Rx iff x  x  2  2, which is an irrational number

Here R is not symmetric if we take x  2 & y  1 then x  y  2 is an irrational number but

y  x  2  1, which is not irrational number
Now, R is transitive iff for all ( x, y )  R & ( y, z )  R implies ( x, z )  R
But here R is not transitive as we take x  1, y  2 2, z  2
Given, x R y  x  y  2 is irrational …(i)

And y Rz  y  z  2 is irrational …(ii)

Add equation (i) and (ii), we get
( x  y  2)  ( y  z  2)  x  z  2  1, which is not an irrational
 1   1
2.(D) Let e x  t  t 4  t 3  4t 2  t  1  0  t2  2   t    4  0
 t   t
2
 1  1
 t    t    6  0  u2  u  6  0  (u  3)(u  2)  0
 t  t
1 1
t   2 ; t   3 (not possible)
t t
 t 2  2t  1  0  t 1  ex  1  x0
i 2 r
3.(A) ar  e 20

a1 a3 a5 e e3  e5  e e3  e5 
ar  er   a7 a9 a11  e7  e9  e11  e6  e e3  e5   0
a13 a15 a17 e13  e15  e17  e13  e15  e17 
4.(D) Consider the system of linear equations
x  ky  3 z  0 …(i)
3 x  ky  2 z  0 …(ii)
2 x  4 y  3z  0 …(iii)
For non-zero solutions to exist
1 k 3
3 k 2  0
2 4 3
Solving the above determinant equation, we get 3k  8  k (9  4)  3(12  2k )  0
 k  11

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Solving equations (i), (ii), and (iii) we get 2 x  5 z & 3 x  ( k  4) y
 2 x  5 z & x  5 y
2x
x
xz 5  10
Now,
2
 2
y  x 
 
 5 
5.(C) Let D be the common difference of the A.P.
Then, a  4b  6c  4d  e  a  4(a  D)  6(a  2 D )  4(a  3D )  (a  4 D )  0
6.(D) Let x  1.1, then

S  1  2 x  3x 2  ...  10 x9 …(i)
Sx  x  2 x 2  ....  9 x9  10 x10 …(ii)
Subtracting (ii) from (i) we get
S (1  x)  1  x  x 2  ...  x9  10 x10
x10  1 x10  1
  10 x10   10 x10 (since x  1.1 )  10( x10  1) 10 x10  10
x 1 0.1
10 10
 S   100
x  1 0.1
 (2  x  2  x)   (2  x  2  x) 
2 cos   sin  
sin(2  x)  sin(2  x)  2   2 
7.(C) We have lim  lim
x 0 x x  0 x
2 cos 2sin x sin x
 lim  2 cos 2 lim  2cos 2
x 0 x x 0 x

8.(B) Since f ( x ) is continuous at x  2

 f (2)  lim f ( x)  1  lim (ax  b)
x  2 x  2
 1  2a  b …(i)
Again f ( x ) is continuous at x  4
 f (4)  lim f ( x)
x  4

 7  lim (ax  b)  4a  b …(ii)

x  4
Solving (i) and (ii), we get a  3, b  5
 2
 for | x |  1
1 2(1  x )  4 x
2 2
2(1  x )2
1  x2
9.(B) y'     y '  
 2x 
2 (1  x 2 ) 2 (1  x2 )2 (1  x2 )2  2 for | x |  1
1   1  x 2
 1  x2 
Hence for | x |  1, the derivative does not exist

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x
a
10.(D) Let I   x
dx

1 2a u
Substitute u  x  du  dx  I  2 au du  
2 x log a

2a x
    2a x
log a e  
log a
dy
11.(C)  e 2 y
dx

e dy   dx
2y

e2 y
 xc
2
1
 5c
2
9
c
2
e6  9
x (at y  3) 
2
x x
12.(C)  1  ( f '(t ))2 dt   f (t ) dt
0 0
Differentiating both sides using Leibnitz rule,

f ( x)  1  ( f '( x)) 2 , 0  x  1  f ( x)  sin x, 0  x 1

And we know, x  sin xx  0  f ( x)  x
Hence option (C) is correct choice.
13.(A) Slope of line  tan(120)   3 and P  (4cos30, 4 sin 30)  (2 3, 2)
 Equation of line: y  3x  8 .

14.(C) Given equation can be rewritten as

2
 5 x  12 y  17 
( x  1)  ( y  3)  
2 2

 13 
Here, focus is (1,3), directrix is 5 x  12 y  17  0
5  36  17 14 14 28
 the distance of the focus from the directrix    Latusrectum  2  
25  144 13 13 13

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15.(A) We have, y  x  1, y 2  4 x

Solving these  ( x  1)2  4 x  x 2  2 x  1  0

 ( x  1) 2  0  x  1  y  ( x  1) x 1  2
Thus required point of contact is (1,2)
x0 y0 z0
16.(C) Equations of straight line through the origin are  
l m n
where l((b + c) + m(c + a) + n(a + b) = 0 and l(b  c) + m(c  a) + n(a  b) = 0.
l m n
 
     
On solving,
2 a  bc
2
2 b  ca
2
2 c  ab
2

x y z
Equations of the straight line is  
a  bc
2
b  ca
2
c  ab
2

n
17.(D)  ( x  k )2  0
k 1
number of real root is zero.
18.(A) Let R be a vector in the plane of b and c
 R = ( iˆ  2 ˆj  kˆ ) +  ( iˆ  ˆj  2kˆ ) .
a .R 1  1   
Its projection on a = = [2 + 2  – 2 –  –1 – 2  ] =
|a | 6 6
 1    2
 =   – (1 +  ) =  2   = 1, –3
6 3
 R  2iˆ  3 ˆj  3kˆ and – 2iˆ  ˆj  5kˆ .
Hence (A) is the correct answer.
19.(C) Such a quadrilateral is cyclic quadrilateral hence A + C =  , B + D = 
tan A + tan B + tan C + tan D = tan A + tan B – tan A - tan B = 0
20.(B) Fact base

SECTION-2

10 r r
1.(41) Tr 1  Cr10
2 2 3 5

r = 0, 10
Sum  C0  2  3  C10  2  3 = 32 + 9 = 41.
10 5 0 10 0 2

2.(3) z z  1  i  z  1  i  z  7  0
 z z a z az 7  0 {where a = 1 + i}
 radius of circle is given by
r  | a |2 b  2  7
r 9
r = 3 units

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3.(2) x 2
 2 x  R 
x
Let x3  2 x 2  a  0, x  0

f ( x)  x3  2 x 2  a
f '( x)  3x 2  4 x  x  3x  4 
3 2
4 4 4
f    0     2   a  0
3 3 3
64 32
 a 0
27 9
64  96
a 0
27
32
a
27
 
2
cos 2 (   x)
e e cos3 (2n + 1) (  – x)dx
cos x
4.(0) I= cos3 (2n +1) x dx =
0 0
 
2 2
e 
cos3 (2n  +  – (2n + 1) x)dx =  ecos x cos3 (2n + 1) x dx = – I.
cos x
=
0 0
Hence 2 I = 0  I = 0.

x x x x
5.(18) f ( x)  x 2   et f ( x  t ) dt  x 2   e( x t ) f (t ) dt  x 2   e x  et f (t ) dt  x 2  e x  et f (t ) dt
0 0 0 0
x
f '( x)  2 x  e x  e x f ( x)  e x  et f (t ) dt  2 x  f ( x)  f ( x)  x 2
0

x3
f ( x)  x 2  c
3
f (0)  0
x3
f ( x)  x  2
3
f (3)  9  9  18
1 1 1
6.(2) ar (APB)   2  
2 2 2

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7.(13) Any point on given line

(3  2, 4  1, 12  2)  3  2  4  1  12  2  5
11  0    0
(2, 1, 2)

d  32  42  122  13
8.(132) Required ways  12  6  1 6  7 6
7 6 1
 Required probability  
12 132
9.(576) The number of ways to fill the three even places by 4 consonants = 4P3.
After filling the even places, remaining places can be filled in 4P4 ways.
So, the required number of ways = 4P34P4 = 576.
Hence, 576 is the correct answer.
 15
10.(40) Co-efficient of variance =  100  for first series 75 =  100  x = 20
x x
18
and for second series 90 =  100  x = 20.
x
Thus, both the series have same mean i.e., 20.

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