JEE PREPARATORY TEST-5 (JPT-5)

(JEE ADVANCED PATTERN)

TARGET : JEE (MAIN+ADVANCED) 2019
DATE : 22-05-2019 | REVISION PLAN-2 | COURSE : VIJETA (JP), VISHWAAS (JF),
VIJAY (JR), VIVEK (JCC)
HINTS & SOLUTIONS
PAPER-1 4. If (a + 2c) = (b + 3d) = 0………
PART : I MATHEMATICS ax
4
bx
3
cx
2

Sol. Let f(x ) = + + + dx + e

1. Possible values………………. 4 3 2
1 which is continuous and differentiable.
Sol. The equation is x2 + 2ax +
16 a b c
f(0 ) = e , f(-1 ) = - + - d + e = e = f(1)
4 3 2
1
= a +  x  , f(x) = f1(x) So, according to Rolle’s theroem, there axists at least one root
2
a
16 of f’(x) =0 in (1,0) and there axists at least one root of f’(x) =0 in
(0, 1)
1
= a +  x  , f(x) = f1(x)
2
a x + 2
16 5. Given C : y = …………
x -1
1 x  2
which has the solution if x2 + 2ax + =x Sol. g(x) = ,
16 x 1
1
 x
2
 ( 2 a  1) x   0 3
16  g '( x ) 
( x  1)
2

1
For real and distinct roots (2a  1)2   0 3
16 Slope of given line = 3    3
( x  1)
2

1 1 1 3
 2a  1  or 2a  1   a  or a  x = 2, also g(2) = 4
2 2 4 4 (2, 4) also lies on given line.
1 Hence the given line is tangent to the curve.
Also a2 – a – <0
16
6. If x f(x) = 3 f2(x) ……………….
2 – 5 1   3 2  5 
  ,   ,  f (x )
 4 4   4 4  Sol. f '( x ) 
 
6f (x )  x
2. If r1 and r2 are………………. 2 x ( x  6 f ( x ))  f ( x )
Sol. Let any point (r cos , r sin ) in xy plane Now I   ( 6 f ( x )  x )( x 2
 f ( x ))
2
dx
We have to maximize & minimize r
5 r2 cos2  + 5 r2 sin2  + 6r2 sin  cos – 8 = 0
2 x  f '( x ) 1
5 r2 + 3r2 sin2– 8 = 0  I   dx   c
 f ( x ))  f (x )
2 2 2
(x x
8
r2 =
5  3 s in 2  7. Solution of the ……………….
rmax = 2 Sol. The given equation is written as
rmin = 1
r1 + r2 = 3 y dx  x x y ( x  y )d x  ( y x y ( x  y )  x )d y  0

3. f(x) = max {x/n, ……………….  yd x  x d y  ( x  y ) x y ( x d x  yd y )  0

x  yd x  x d y  x  x   x  y 
2 2
Sol. f ( x )  m a x  , | s in  x |      1 d    0
n  y  
2
y  y  2 

 x 
d 
 x  y 
2 2

x  y 
O 1 2 3 3.5 4  d   0
 2   x  x
  1
 y  y
Thus, for the maximum points of non-differentiability, graphs
 y
2 2
x 1 x
x   2 ta n  c
of y  and y = |sin x| must intersect at maximum 2 y
n
number of points which occurs when n > 3.5.
Hence, the least value of n is 4.

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8. If ,  be the ………………. 12. If  are the……………….
Sol. u2  2u + 2 = 0  u = 1  i cos(   ) c o s (   ) cos(    )
Sol. Let,   cos(   ) c o s (   ) cos(    )
(x   )  (x  )
n n

 s in (    ) s in (    ) s in (    )
 
It is clear that either  =  or  =  or  =  is sufficient to make
[(c o t   1)  (1  i )]  [(c o t   1)  (1  i )]
n n
= 0. It is not necessary that triangle is equilateral.
= Also, isoceles triangle can be obtuse one.
2i
( cot   1  x ) 13. Let ( – A)B ……………….
Sol. (  A) B =  + A
(c o s   i s in  )  (c o s   i s in  )
n n
 B = (I + A) (I  A)1
=
2 i s in 
n = (I + A) (I  A + A2)
= I + A + A 2 + A + A 2 + A3
2 i s in n  s in n 
= = = I + 2A + 2A2
2 i s in  s in 
n n
B +  = 2( + A + A2)
|B + |  0
n
r
9. Let lim  ……
n 
r =1 1× 3 × 5 × 7 × 9 × ....... × (2 r + 1 ) B–1 =  – 2A + 2A2
B – B–1 = 4A
r |B – B–1| = 0
Sol. T (r) 
1  3  5  .....  ( 2 r  1)
14. If the tangents ………
2r  1  1 Sol. –a = at1t2
= y
2 (1  3  5  ....( 2 r  1))

1  1 1  2
Q(at1 , 2at1 )
   
2  1  3  5 ....( 2 r  1) 1  3  5 ....( 2 r  1) 

1 x
  [ V ( r )  v ( r  1) ] (–a, y)P S(a, 0)
2
n
1
  T (r)  
2
( V ( n )  V ( 0 )) R(at22 , 2at2 )
r 1

1  1   t1t2 = –1
 1  
2  1  3  5  ....  ( 2 n  1) 
t1 + t2 + t3 = 0
n
r
 lim
n
 1  3  5  7  9  .......  ( 2 r  1)
t1 + t2 = –t3
r 1

1  1  1 15. If the feet ……………….

 lim 1   
n  2  1  3  5  ....  ( 2 n  1)  2 k  2 a t1
Sol. Slope of PQ = 2
= m1
h  a t1
10. Two different packs……………….
Sol. 26 cards can be chosen out of 52 cards in 52C26 ways. There
2
are two ways in which each card can be dealt, because a Q(at1 , 2at1 )
card can be either from the first pack or from the second.
Hence the total number of ways is 52C26 × 226.

11. Let m be a ……………….

2 1 1 P(h,k)
Sol. 1 m 0 = 0  m = –2
2
1 1 1 R(at2 , 2at2 )

 a b 
required vector =    
 a b  k  2at2
 slope of RP = 2
= m2
h  at2
 7 ˆi  4 ˆj  4 kˆ
 2 ˆi  ˆj  2 kˆ 
=    Using m1 m2 = –1 and t1 t2 = –1
 49  16  16 4  1  4 

We get y2 = a (x – 3a)

= ( ˆi  7 ˆj  2 kˆ )]
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 (C) Let there be x red socks and y blue socks and x > y. Then
16. Which of the ……………….
x y
17. Which of the ………………. C2  C2 1
xy

Sol. 16. |z + iw|  |z| + |iw| = |z| + | i | . |w| = |z| + |w|  2  C2 2

But |z + iw| = 2 |z| = |w| = 1

x ( x  1)  y ( y  1) 1
17. Let z = x + iy and w = + i or 
( x  y )( x  y  1) 2
Now |z + iw| = 2  (z + iw) ( z – i w ) = 4
2 2
 |z| + |w| + iw z – i w z = 4 Multiplying both sides by 2 ( x  y )( x  y  1) and expanding.

i z w – i w z = 2 .... (i) we get

and |z – i w | = 2 (z – i w ) ( z + iw) = 4 2 2 2 2

2x  2x  2y  2y  x  2 xy  xy  x  y
 |z|2 + |w|2 + iwz – i w z = 4
Rearranging. we have
i w z – i w z = 2 ....(ii)
2 2
x  2 xy  y  x  y
Adding (i) and (ii)

 i (w – w ) (z + z ) = 4
2
 (x  y)  x  y
 i (2 i (2x) = 4
 | x  y | x  y
 x = – 1 ....(iii)
substract (i) from (ii)
Now , x  y  1 7
 i (w + w ) (z – z ) = 0 y = 0 .......(iv)
from (iv) Either = 0 or y = 0 x  y  17

If y = 0 then x2 + y2 = 1 x = ± 1 As x – y must be an integer, so

z = 1 or – 1
x  y  4
If = 0 then  = 1  =±1
 w = i or – i  x  y  16

 Im(z) = Re(w) = 0
Adding both together and dividing by 2 yields x  1 0 .

18. (A) The probability …………

Sol. (A) P(success) = 1/2; P(failure) = 1/2

(D) Let the number of green socks be x > 0. Let E: be the event that
Suppose ‘n’ bombs are to dropped. Let E be the event that
two socks drawn are of the same colour.
the bridge is destroyed. Then,
P(E) = P(RR or BB or WW or GG)
P(E) = 1 – P(0 or 1)
P(E) = P(RR or BB or WW or GG)
n 1
 1  
n
1 1  1 n 
= 1  
n
 C1   1   n  n   0 .9 3
x
C2
 2    

2  2 
  2 2   6x
 6x
C2 C2
n
1 n 1 2
  or  1
1 0 (n  1) x ( x  1)
n
10 2 6 1
  
( x  6 )( x  5 ) ( x  6 )( x  5 ) 5
(B) The bag contains 2 red, 3 white and 5 black balls. Hence
2 2
 5( x  x  6)  x  1 1x  3 0
P(S) = 1/5; P(F) = 4/5; Let E be the even of getting a red
ball. 2
 4x  16x  0
1
P(E)= P(S or FS or FFS or....1) 
2  x  4
n
n 1  4  1
 P (F )  ;  
2 5  2

The value of n consistent is 4.

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 PART : II PHYSICS 21. Three point ………………………
Sol. (A), (B) Power of gravitational force by A on B is FV cos   0 as
19. Two glass slabs ………………………  90°.
Sol.

B C

V F VAB

60°
V
A
2 2 2
(C) velocity of A w.r.t B is VAB = V  V  2V cos120 =
A
3V
Option B, C are incorrect.
Power P = FVAB cos 60°
20. Consider the ………………………
2 2
d( z / 2 ) 2 mV 1 3m V
Sol. x = d sin  =  =  x
=  3V =
D  R 2 2R


For intensity, P =  ;  S =  S = 22. Three projectiles ………………………
3 4
4
Let intensity at S1 and S2 be 0 Sol. from work energy theorem
   v1 = v2 = v3
then  S = 40 cos2  
3
 2  1 + 2 = 90° & 2 = 45°
where I0 = Intensity of S1 and S2
  1 1   3
 = 40cos2 = 40 ×     2  1, 2 & 3 are in AP
4 4 2 2

 2 u s in  1 2 u s in 4 5 
0 = T1 =  T2 =
8 g g
Dx 2 2  d( z / 2 )
(A) If z = :f= × x = 2u c o s 1
3d   D  T3 =
g
      3I
Similarly  S = cos2   = cos2 =
3
2  2  2 6 8 2
T1  T 3
2

 = T22
s 3s 2
  at P = 4 =
8 2
 T12, T22 & T32 are in AP
D 2
d  D 
(B) If z = :=     
d  D  2d 
23. Select the ………………………

   2
 S  cos    0 Sol.
3
2  2 
 at P = 0 
3D  2 d  3D   3
(C) If z = :f= ×   
2d  D  4d  2

 2  3  
 S = cos   
2  4  4
 at P = 4S = 
2D 
(D) If z = ;  = 2
d
I 2 
S = cos () 
2 2
 at P = 4S = 2
L    not valid here.
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24. A train is moving ……………………… 28. Figure shows ………………………
Sol. 1 1 1
Sol.    C e q  
45
2
L eqC eq  L eq

1 1 1 200
 20 =   C2 = F  C2 = mF
0 .2 C2 15 3

29. A conducting ………………………

Sol: In electrostatic equilibrium, ( E in sid e ) n e t  0

30. An elevator ………………………

1
f [v s  v cos ] Sol. T = m(g + a) But a = 0  T = mg and KE = mv2 i.e.,
fobs = =f 2
[v s  v cos ] constant.
v s  v cos  31. Consider 12 resistors ………………………
obs =
f Sol. By symmetry
For any observer in train frequency observed is equal to E
original frequency but observed wavelength is more.
i i E
25. An AC source ……………………… i i
Sol. Pav. = Erms rms cos < Erms rms C
i R R
26. A and B ……………………… 
Sol.
R/2 R R
i
BBsin 
A B
i i
BB C F
 i i
BB cos  BA
F
rA rB
R
 Req. (A)
 2
A B Flip pyramid about bore
rA sin  = rB ......(i) C
BB sin  = BA
0 0
s in  
2  rB 2  rA R/2 R/2
rA sin  = rB ......(ii) A X
So for any value of  magnetic field at point C is along A
R/2
27. Consider the ……………………… R/2 y
Sol.

2 2
(E, F)
R c o s 
F = 1  r  Balanced
C
wheat stone bridge
D R C
T 2
  R c o s  s in  a
F = R
C R R
mg
A B
2
R
  R c o s  s in  a
T=
C D
2
R c o s 
2
R R 2R
mg = 1  r 
C R R
A C A C
 1 
T  a    1 R R 2R
3
 ta n       ta n   ta n 
mg  1  r  1 2  5 B
 
 3 
R
m g ta n  R
T  Req. (A)
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 Pyramid can be flipped about here.
R 35. Displacement of ………………………
Sol.

R R/2 R 5R I
|

C E C
i R/2 i R x x x x
0
A C 30
A B x x x
2R 0
x
i i 30
R/2 R/2 x x x x

1 2 2 u
 
Re q 12 5R 2
5R 2m
Re q  t 
12 3qB

33. Total energy ……………………… 3R

c 'c 
Sol. 2
J u s t b e f o r e c o l li s i o n J u s t a ft e r c o l li s io n
R
c 'E 
m u m m v1 m v2 2
applying conservation of linear momentum mu = mv2 + IE  Ic '  c ' E
mv1  R 3  R
mu = mv2 + mv1 IE   R   
 2  2
coefficient of restitution  
v2 – v1 = eu
3  3 R 
u IE 
 v2 = (1 + e) 2
2
u
v1 = (1 – e) PART : III CHEMISTRY
2
for collision between A and B for collision between B and C
37. For a reaction ..........
u  1  3u
vB = 1   = Sol. k’ = Rate constant for overall reaction
2  2  4

 E 'a / R T
k '  Ae
1  3u   1 u
vC =   1   
2  4  3  2 Ea /RT Ea /RT
k 1  A 1e 1
k3  A 3e 3

u  1 u
vA = 1  =
2  2  4 Ea /RT Ea /RT
k 2  A 2e 2
k5  A5 e 5

1  3u   1 u
vB =   1   
1/ 5
2  4  3  4 2k 2  k 1 
K   
Total number of collisions = 2 k3  k5 
Total energy loss E
2 1/ 5
Ea /RT  A e  E a1 / R T 
1m  2  1  1 m  3u   1 Ea / RT 2A 2e 2

u 1     1 
1
=    A e   
Ea
2  2   4  2 2  4   9  /RT
 A e  E a5 / R T 
A 3e 3
 5 
2 on solving
1m  2  1  1 m  3u   1
=  u 1      1   1 1
2  2   4  2 2  4   9  Ea  Ea  Ea  Ea  Ea
2 3 1 5
5 5
1 2  3  1 2  9  8 
= mu    mu   
4  
4 4  16   9  38. 2.76 g of silver ..........

2
3m u 1  1
=  mu
2 Sol. A g2C O 3 (s)   2 A g(s)  C O 2(g)  O 2(g)
2
16 8

5 1 mol or 276 g 2 mol or 216 g

2
=. mu
16  2.76 g 2.16 g

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39. The pair which will ..........
H O 43. Select the correct ..........
Sol. CH 3 MgBr  2  CH 4
6 0
H O
Sol. [Co(H2O)6]3+   t 2 g e g (low spin)
Al 4 C 3  2  CH 4

H 2O [PdBr4]2–   dsp2 (low spin)

Na    H 2

H O
NaH  2  H 2 44. Which of the following ..........
Sol. Theory based.
H O
Mg 3N 2  2  NH 3

H 2O
45. Which of the following ..........
CaCN    NH
2 3
NO2 NH2
Be does not react with H2O. Sn
Sol. (A) 

H3C HCl H3C
40. Which combination ..........   
Sol. (A) P4 + SOCl2  PCl3 + SO2 + S2Cl2 N2Cl
H PO
(B) H2SO4 + NH3(NH4)2SO4 NaNO 2
   
 3  
4

HCl H3C H3C

(C) P4 + SO2Cl2  PCl5 + SO2
CHO CH2–OH
(D) P4 + conc. H2SO4  H3PO4 + SO2+ H2O (B) C O H C l
   
 L iA lH
   4
A lC l 3

41. 103 litre sample of hard .......... T sC l CH2OTs CH3

   N aBH
Sol. Tb = (im1 + i2m2) × kb    
4

( n CaSO  n MgSO ) CH COCl COCH3

0 . 000052  2  . 52
4 4
 10
3
(C) 
3

 KM nO
6 A lC l 3    4
10
n caso  n MgSO  0 . 05 mol COOH CH2OH
4 4 L iA lH
   4
for degree of hardness
n caso  n MgSO  n CaCO  0 . 05
4 4 3 Cl KM nO H

(D) 
4

m  0 . 05  100  5 g AlCl3 
CaCO 3

COOH Re d P CH3
5 6


Hardness in ppm =  10 H
6
10
= 5 ppm

conc . N aO H
42. Which of the following .......... 49. 
X 
 Y..........
Sol. (ACD)
Lime water and Baryta water turns milky upon reacting with CHO conc . N aO H C H 2O H 

SO2 as well as CO2. Sol. |


 |  
H
in t r a m o le c u la r

CO2 CHO c a n n iz a r o r e a c tio n COO
No reaction
FeCl3 solution
SO 2 C H 2O H 
Fe+2(aq) |  
(green) COOH

CO 2
No reaction
50. Limiting molar ..........
H2S
SO 2 Sol. For the solution of Na2SO4
S
–2
K 2 .6  1 0
= =
CO 2 C 1
No reaction
o o
Acidified NaIO3 2  +  2– = 0.026
Na SO4
SO 2
I2
o
 2– = 0.026 – 0.01 = 0.016 –1 m2 mol–1
SO4

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51. Following is/are .......... 2. Let g : R  R ……………..
m ol y
Sol. For the Na2SO4 solution saturated with CaSO4 (Let x
3
m
Sol.
be the solubility of CaSO4) –e e e2 x
Ksolution = K  + K 2– + K 2
Na SO 4 Ca
2
-3e
Kfoy;u = K
Na
 + K
SO
2– + K
Ca
2 –e4
4

The graph of g(x)

o o 2– o
0.07=(  N a  ×[Na+]) + (  2– × [ S O 4 ])+(  C a 2  × [Ca2+])
SO 4
3. Let M be a……………..
= (0.005 × 2) + 0.016(1 + x) + (0.006x) Sol. MM2 = M1
0.07 = 0.01 + 0.016 + 0.016x + 0.006x
X = 2 mol/m3 det (M). det (M2) = det (M1)
2– |det(M2)| = |det(M1) | (|det M| = 1)
 [Ca2+] = 0.002 mol/lt, [ S O 4 ] = 0.003 mol/lt
2–
Solubility product of CaSO4 = [Ca2+][ S O 4 ]
4. If c is an arbitrary ……………..
= 0.002 × 0.003
= 6 × 10–6 Sol. x2dy – y2dx – xy2 (x – y)dy = 0

dy dx 1 1
53. Which is incorrect.......... 2
 2
 y    dy  0
y x y x
dy dx

Sol. P  ; Q y
2
x
2

  y dy  0
1 1

y x
2
1 1 y
54. Match the Column..........   ln    
y x 2
Ans. (A)  Q, S; (B)  R; (C)  Q, R, S; (D)  P
2
x  y y
ln   
xy 2

2
y
PAPER-2 x  y 
 e 2

PART : I MATHEMATICS xy

1. Let a , b and …………….. y

2

x  y 

a  b   b  c   b  c  a  b   a  c  c .e 2
Sol.
xy

b  c   c  a   a  c  b  c   b  a y
2

( x  y )e 2
 cxy
c  a   a  b   a  b  a  c   b  c
Given that

a  b  c 
2
1
a  b  c  3   3  a b  b c  c a  0 5. Tr = ……………..
r r + 1 + (r + 1 ) r

  a b  b  c   b  c  c  a   c  a  a  b   a  b  b  c  c  a
r( r  1 )  ( r  1) r r( r  1 )  ( r  1) r
Sol. Tr  

   a b  b  c   b  c  c  a   c  a  a  b  r ( r  1)  ( r  1) r
2 2
r  r
2

   0 [s in c e, x  y  z  0, x y  y z  z x  0 ]
 r  1 r r r 1 1 1
   
 m a x  0 o n ly w h e n a  b  b  c  a  c  0 r ( r  1) r ( r  1) r r 1

100
 a  b , b  c and c  a 1 1 1 1
  Tr 
1
  ....... 
r 1 2 2 100
 2a  3b  4c    a  b  5b  c  6c  a 
1 9
 1 
 
 1 0a  b  c  1 8b  c  a  4c  a  b      32 100 10

Hence (A), (C) and (D) are correct

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6. f : R  R is a …………….. 9. If n = 5, p = 0.75……………..
x 10. Largest set ……………..
11. Suppose that ……………..
P ( F / E ). P ( E )
Sol. Sol. P (E / F) 
P ( F / E ). P ( E )  P ( F / E ). P ( E )
y
p
=
1
p  (1  p )
n
Hence only four solutions exist for f’(x) = 0 (12) For p = 0.75 and n = 5
Since f is differentiable and monotonic so f’ (x) = 0 gives   P(E/F) = 15/16
only at least 4 points of inflexion. (13) P(E/F) = P(E)
If f(a) is integer (P) p
 p
 f(a+) > P and f(a) < P (or vice versa) (as f is monotonic) 1
p  (1  p )
So [f(a+)] = P but [f(a)] = P  1, so limit does not exist n
f’(x) can’t be predicted. 1
If g(x) = f(f(x)) p  (1  p ) 1
n
 g’(x) = f’(f(x)) f’(x) will have eight roots
Hence (A) and (B).  n 1 1
 p  1
 n  n
 π  + p 1
7. f :  0,   R is ……………..
 2   p [0,1]
Sol. f’(x) + f(x) cot x  f(cos x) (14) p as n increases
P (E / F) 
Multiply sin x on both sides 1
p  (1  p )
sin xf’ (x) + f(x) cos x  f(cos x) sin x n
 (f(x) sinx)’  f (cos x) sin x .........(i) P (E/F) increases
x x

 ( f ( t ) s in t ) ' d t   ( f (c o s t ) s in t dt 12. The number ……………..

0 0  b 11 b 12 b 13   a 11 a 12 a 13 
c cos
1
o s xx Sol. D(A) = A  
b b 22 b 23
 
 a 21 a 22 a 23

 21   
 f ( x ) s in x    f (f z( z) )dzd z  b 3 1 b 32 b 3 3   a 3 1 a 32 a 3 3 
1
1
a ij  a ji
1  b ij  a ij   a ij ,  i, j
 f ( x ) s in x   FF(c
(cos
o s x( )x )) 2
Also, from (i) f(x) (sin x) is strictly increasing as f(cos x) and  a ij  a ji
 A is a symmetric matrix.
sin x  R+ for given domain co-domain.
 4 × 4 × 4 × 4 × 4 × 4 = 212

8. For a point P …………….. 13. If D(A) and ……………..

Sol. D(A) = A  A is a symmetric matrix
Sol. A, B, D are true using properties
 A = AT
 D(A) = D(AT)
2 2
x y
for (C) : Let the ellipse 2
 2
1, Also a symmetric matrix A can be a unit matrix.
a b
Hence (ii), (iii) & (iv) are correct.
auxillary circle x2 + y2 = a2
14. Number of ……………..
x cos  y s in  Sol. D(A) is a scalar matrix
Tangent at point P() is  1 .....(1) a ij  a ji
a b  b ij   0  i  j a n d b 11  b 22  b 33
2
Let intersection point of tangents at A & B on auxiliary circle  a11  a 22  a 33
be R(x1, y1). Tangent AB is chord of contact of point R.
b 11 0 0 
  and
 D(A )  0 b 22 0
x x1  y y 1  a
2
.....(2)  
 0 0 b 3 3 
Comparing Equation (1) & (2)
 a 11 a 12 a 13 
x1 = a cos  
A   a 12 a 11 a 23

 
2   a 1 3  a 23 a 1 1 
a
y1 = sin  [bij]3×3 is a scalar matrix
b
Now a ij    2,  1, 0, 1, 2 
R does not lie on director circle hence tangents are not
 N u m b e r o f 3  3 m a tric e s A is
perpendicular 4
 5555  5

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15. Let r is position……………..
Sol. Given r  x ˆi  y ˆj (in a plane) Sol. The triangle has circumcentre at origin and its orthocentre lying
on the cirumcircle.
 r . (1 0 ˆj  8 ˆi  r )  4 0
2 2
Gives x  y  8x  10y  40  0
It is circle (–4, 5) and radius = 1 19. Area enclosed……………..
p1 = max Sol. required area = 4 (area in 1st quadrant)
 (x  2)  (y  3)
2 2
 ; p 2  m in ( x  2 )  2
 (y  3)
2

(x, y) is any point on the circle.
p2  2 2  1 ; p1   2 2 1  PART : II PHYSICS
p 1  p 2  1 8 (even)  tangents is drawn.
2 2

Slope of AB,  d y   2
  20. Three identical …………………..
 d x  ( 2, 2 )
Equation of AB, 2x + y = 6, B = (3, 0) x q  x
O A  2 ˆi  2 ˆj, O B  3 ˆi, A B  O B  O A
Sol. .d  2 d 
A 0 A 0
A B  ˆi  2 ˆj, A B .O B  ( ˆi  2 ˆj ).( 3 ˆi )  3
16. A circle touches…………….. x  2 q  x 
Sol. Let centre be C(h, k)
3x  2q
B
2q
P x 
3
c

Q A 21. Consider the …………………..

Sol. Above situation can be represented as
CP  AB 2 k 3 m1g Keq m2g
  m1 m2
3 4
h
2 Now at maximum elongation v2/1 = 0
 6h  8k  7 .....(i)
Say at any moment elongation of spring is x
CP  CQ
2 2  1 1 
 3   3  a2/1 = 2g – keqx   

2 2
 h    (k  2 )  h    k
 2   2  m1 m2 
 k = 1 put in (i), we get
1  m  m 
vdv =  2 g  k eq     dx
1 2
6h  1  h  
6   m 1 m 2  
 radius (r)
 1 3 
2
1 9 
2
5 4 m 1m 1g
 CQ     1    1   xmax =
 6 2   6  3 K eq ( m 1  m 2 )
 3r  5
Ans. k1x1 = k2x2 = keqx
2
3x + 2x
17. If ……
 6
x + 2x + x + 2x + 2x + 5
5 4 3 2
dx
22. The least count …………………..
 2x
2
3x Sol. Absolute error for A
Sol.
 x  2x  x
6 5 4
 2x  2x
3 2
5
dx
1
 2x  x  x 1
2 3 2
3x 1
= 1
5 1
 (x  x
3 2
 1)  4
2
dx 
2
ta n 
2
 C T' = =
  30 150
 x  x 1
3 2
1 1
F(x )  ta n   C Absolute error for B
2  2 
1
1  1 3 1 1  1 1 4 1
 F (1)  F ( 0 )   ta n  ta n   ta n T' =
5
=
2  2 2  2 7 50 250
1 
 0  F (1)  F ( 0 )  . 1
2 2
 [F(1)  F(0)] = 0
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24. Two identical …………………..
27. In the following …………………..
T1  T j T2  T j
1 1 1 60
Sol.  Sol. =  
L L 40  t 20  t (40  t) (2 0  t)
R eq
kAA kB A
(40  t) (20  t)
Req. =
 (T1 – Tj)kA = (T2 – Tj)kB
60
So Tj depends on kA, kB & T1, T2 t = 10 sec. (C)

L L 2L
  30. The focal length …………………..
kAA kB A k eq A
Sol. (1) From ray diagram it is clear that ray emerges out of lens
parallel to itself. Hence the angle of deviation caused by the lens
2k A k B
 keq = is 0°.
k A  kB

B, C, D are correct

60°
r r
25. A copper wire …………………..
60°
2
F m L f
Sol.  (breaking stress) =
10 2
  10 N /m
A A

FL
Y= (21)(Moderate) If R denotes radius of curvature of curved
AL
surface, then from above figure

 iL (20 )  1
2 (3). (Moderate) From snells law at first interface
11 2
Y=  –6 –3
 4  10 N / m
L 10  10 sin 60 = 3 sinr or r = 30°

Net deformation is zero. Since the emergent ray is parallel to initial incident ray, the
portion of lens used for refraction can be assumed as slab
Energy is non zero.
Hence lateral displacement

s in (i  r ) s in ( 6 0  3 0 )
= t  3 = 3 mm.
26. A circular road ………………….. cos r cos 30

Sol. When speed of car is 40 km/hr, car can make a turn without
25
3 × (2R – 3) = 4 × 4 or R= mm
skidding. If speed is less than 40 km/hr then tendency of 6

slipping is downward so it will slip down. If speed is greater From the formulae of focal length for plano-convex lens

than 40 km/hr then tendency of slipping is upward so it will

slip up. 4

If the car turns at correct speed 40 km/hr, forces are

3 2 R -3
centripetal and the reaction of road surface.
4
N cos  = mg

2
mv
N sin  = 
r R 25 25 3  1
f=  = × 
 3  1 
 1 6  3 1  6  3 1  
2
 mv 2

N= (m g )    Ans.
 r  25
  = ( 3  1) cm
12

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33. Suppose mass ………………….. 35. In circuit, initially …………………..
Sol. Time taken by particle to go from Sol. Just after the switch is closed, there is no current through the

T coil and capacitor offers no resistance.

x = 0 to x = A/2 is
12 9 18
Net Resistance = = 4.5   i0 = = 4 A.
2 4 .5
T T T
 time interval =  =
4 12 3
37. A pipe of circular …………………..
2 m
= . Sol. 2Av2 = 2F
3 K1
F A
Assume, maximum compression in right spring is x. Hence,   
3 r
2
3
1 2
1 2
1 2
K1(2L) = K1(L + x) + K2x
2 2 2

3
put K2 = K1 , we get
4

6L
x= .
7
When mass m is in equilibrium both spring will be in v v
extended state. 2
v
  ; v = 30 m/s
3

38. The limbs of …………………..

K1x1 = K2x2 and x1 + x2 = L Sol.

3L
x1 =
7

34. Two positive point …………………..

Sol. Net force on – q towards the centre,
F = (2F1. sin )

K Q .q R
= 2. ×
2 2
d R d
2
R
2
r1 = 1.44 × 10–3 m. r2 = 0.72 × 10–3 m.

For particle to move in circle Equating pressures at points (B) & (C)

F = m2R
2
PA – + (0.2) g = PC.
2K Q qR r2
 = m2R
2 2 3/2
(d R )
2
and PB – = PC.
r1

F1sin  1 1 
so PB – PA = 2  –  + 0.2 g
 r1 r2 

N  103 10 
3

2K Q q = 2 × 72 × 10–3  – 3
 + (0.2) × 10 × 938
 w= m 1 .4 4 0 .7 2
2 2 3 /2  
m (d R )
1 4 4  (– 0 .7 2 )
2  9  10
9
 10  10  10
4 = + 1960
= rad/s 1 .4 4  0 .7 2
3 2 2 3 /2
90  10  (3  4 )
= – 100 + 1960 = 1860 N/m2.
= 4000 rad/s Ans.

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 PART : III CHEMISTRY 44. [X]   
2HBr
..........

39. A Daniel Cell is made ..........

2 2
Sol. Zn  Cu   Zn  Cu

HBr
Sol. (A) 

 0 .9 M 0 .1M 
 0 .5 M 0 .5 M 
0 .8 M 0 .2 M   

0 . 06 1
E  1 .1  log
2 4

0 . 06
(B)
 1 .1   2  0 . 30
2
= 1.118V
(C)
40. Which of the following ..........
Sol. (A) [Pt(NH3)2Cl2]   Show only geometrical isomerism
(B) [Pt(NH3)2Cl4]   Show only geometrical (D)
isomerism
(C) [Pt(en)3]4+   Show only optical isomerism
2+
(Ether by SN1 mechanism and addition at -bond by
(D) [Pt(en)2Cl2]   Show geometrical and optical
isomerism
Markovnikove's rule)
(E) [Pt(H2O)Cl3]–1   Show only geometrical isomerism

41. If all the atoms on one ..........

d il. K M n O
Sol. Theory based 45. 
4
 ..........

42. How can 100 mL .......... O O

Sol. || ||
Sol. Original solution is 0.1 M NaOH containing 10 mmol of CH3  C  CH2  CH2  CH2  C  CH3

NaOH. (Q )

mmol of HCl = 5 mmol. Remaining mmol of NaOH = 5 mmol.

Molarity of NaOH in resulting solution = 5 mmol / 500 mL = O

0.01 M. O H   ( A ld o l )
    
Hence, pOH = 2 and pH = 12.
(R)
43. For H-atom wave ..........
Sol.  = 0, n- -1 = 2 n = 3
46. Which of the following ..........
 energy state = 3s
Sol. Correct product for (C) option.
At node, (r) = 0
 2 – 6 + 6 = 0

= 3  3

2r  2 

H O
or,  3  3
3a0

3
or, r = (3  3 )a o
2
for H atom, at n = 3, degeneracy = n2 = 9.
No angular node in 's' – subshell.

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47. Compound [A] .......... 54. Determine |G| in ..........
48. Select correct .......... Sol.
49. [E] is ..........
G
H2O(s) H2O()
(6 atm, 273 K) (6 atm, 273 K)
Sol. (47 to 49)
(A) Pb3O4 ; (B) PbO2 (C) Pb(NO3)2 G1 G3 dG = VdP–SdT
G2 = 0 dG = VdP
(D) PbS (E) HMnO4 (F) PbCrO4 H2O (s) H2O ()
(1 atm, 273 K) (1 atm, 273 K)
Pb    PbO  2 Pb ( NO )2  2H 2 O
3O 4 4 HNO 3 2 3

(A ) (B ) (C ) 414
Mole = = 23 mol
18
Pb ( NO 3 )2  K 2 CrO 4   PbCrO 4   2 KNO 3

( F ) yellow  G = G1 + G2 + G3

18
G1 =  23 (1–6) atm cm3
0 . 92
Pb ( NO 3 )2  H 2 S   PbS   2 HNO 3

D ( Black ppt ) 18
=  23 (1–6) × 0.1 J
0 . 92

2 2 18
  HNO   HMnO  Pb
PbO 2 Mn 3 4  G3 =  23 (6–1) atm cm3
E ( pink ) 1

18
= × 23 (6–1) × 0.1 J
50. The reductive .......... 1
Sol.
 1 
 G = 18 × 23 × 5 × 0.1 1   J
 0 . 92 

 0 . 08 
= –18 × 23 × 5 × 0.1 ×   = –18 J
 0 . 92 

55. How many of following ..........

Sol. (*2px, dxy, 2pz, 2s)

57. Total number of stereoisomers (M)..........

52. (X) ..........
CH3 – CH  CH – C – CH  CH – CH3 ..........
||
Sol. CH
|
CH3

Sol. , , ,

53. Portland cement ..........

Sol. MgO, CaO, SiO2, Fe2O3, Al2O3 , SO3

MgO = 40 g/mol, Fe2O3 = 160 g/mol

6 × 200 = 1200

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 JEE PREPARATORY TEST-5 (JPT-5)
(JEE ADVANCED PATTERN)
TARGET : JEE (MAIN+ADVANCED) 2019
DATE : 22-05-2019 | REVISION PLAN-2 | COURSE : VIJETA (JP), VISHWAAS (JF),
VIJAY (JR), VIVEK (JCC)

ANSWER KEY
CODE-1
PAPER-1
PART : I MATHEMATICS
1. (AD) 2. (ABCD) 3. (ACD) 4. (BC) 5. (ABCD) 6. (AC) 7. (BD)
8. (ABCD) 9. (ACD) 10. (ACD) 11. (BCD) 12. (ABD) 13. (ABCD) 14. (D)
15. (C) 16. (D) 17. (D) 18. (A)  R, S ; (B)  P, Q, R, S; (C)  Q, S; (D)  P

PART : II PHYSICS
19. (AD) 20. (ABCD) 21. (ACD) 22. (BCD) 23. (ACD) 24. (CD) 25. (BD)
26. (ABCD) 27. (AD) 28. (AC) 29. (BD) 30. (AB) 31. (ABD) 32. (B)
33. (C) 34. (A) 35. (A) 36. (A) – P, Q, R ; (B) – R ; (C) – P, R ; (D) – Q, S

PART : III CHEMISTRY

37. (BD) 38. (A) 39. (ABD) 40. (ACD) 41. (BC) 42. (ACD) 43. (AB)
44. (ABC) 45. (ABD) 46. (ABCD) 47. (AC) 48. (ACD) 49. (BD) 50. (B)
51. (D) 52. (D) 53. (D) 54. (A)  Q, S; (B)  R; (C)  Q, R, S; (D)  P

PAPER-2
PART : I MATHEMATICS
1. (A) 2. (ABC) 3. (AC) 4. (BC) 5. (ACD) 6. (AB) 7. (AD)
8. (AD) 9. (D) 10. (A) 11. (B) 12. (B) 13. (B) 14. (C)
15. (3) 16. (125) 17. (0) 18. (2048) 19. (32)

PART : II PHYSICS
20. (ABCD) 21. (AC) 22. (AC) 23. (ACD) 24. (BCD) 25. (AB) 26. (ABCD)
27. (AC) 28. (C) 29. (A) 30. (C) 31. (D) 32. (A) 33. (B)
34. (4000) 35. (4000) 36. (1120) 37. (3000) 38. (1860)

PART : III CHEMISTRY

39. (BCD) 40. (D) 41. (BD) 42. (AC) 43. (ABC) 44. (ABC) 45. (ABCD)
46. (ABD) 47. (B) 48. (D) 49. (D) 50. (D) 51. (B) 52. (A)
53. (1200) 54. (0018) 55. (0004) 56. (5000) 57. (4000)

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