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Physics PART – I
SECTION – A
1. C
2Io
Sol. i t [0 < t < t/2]
T
T/ 2
2Io
 t 2 dt
T 0 Io
irms = = .
T/2 3
2. C
V2
Sol. V2  V1 cos   0  cos  =
V1 
V1
Vp  V1 sin , Vp  V12  V22 V2
3. AC
Sol. All the mass defect will convert into KE of -particle.
4. C
m SA
Sol. Mass per unit length,     A
 
s = A = 78 × 10–4 kg/m
 Speed of wave is same in both wire
T 80  10 4 2  10 2
V  
 78 3.9
V 200  max 
min =
max
  2  15 cm for C as a node 
3.9  0.3  
= 337.4 H2
5. AC
 (10,5)
Sol. v AB   3  a  ˆi   3  b  ˆj
  vAB B
a AB  o
 3  a   2  10 and  3  b   2  5 A
1 (0,0)
a = –2 and b =
2
6. B
1240 eV nm
Sol.   1100 Å . Ultraviolet region
11.2
3
7. C 3 R /2
oI o o
Sol. B= sin 90  sin( 30 ) –30
0
4 3 R / 2   0
60
P 0
90
oI
=
4 3R
8. A
V0
Sol. vy = 2gH
H
vy 2gH 90°
  tan 60o  3 Vo
vx vo 60°
V
Vy
2gH
v0  30°
3
9. AD
I BI
Sol. FB = BeV = Be 
nAe nA
Fe = eE = FB
BI BI
CE  ; E
nA nAe
BI BI BI
V  Ed   
nAe n(wd)e ned
V1 d2

V2 d1
If W 1 = 2W 2 and d1 = d2
V1 = V 2
10. AC
BI
Sol. V
ned
11. AB
I BI
Sol. FB = BeV = Be 
nAe nA
Fe = eE = FB
BI BI
CE  ; E
nA nAe
BI BI BI V1 d2
V  Ed    ; 
nAe n(wd)e ned V2 d1
12. ABCD y
Sol. According Wien’s displacement law.
Left shift as the temperature increases. dE
Total area increase E  T4. d
O x
1 2
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SECTION – C
1. 8
Sol. Apply KVL & symmetry charge on the capacitor 1µF is zero.
2. 8
r3 T2 r 3m
Sol. T2   12  13 2
m T2 r2 m1
3. 1
2
Sol.  A = 8 and A = 8
4. 1
 2r
R TD
Sol. B Q 2 dr r 2  0
2 R
0 2
T0D
  .
QR2B
5. 2
Sol.  dt  NAB  idt
0  NABQ ……(i)
1 2 1 2
0  Cmax …….(ii)
2 2
From equation (i) and (ii)
NABQ
max 
C
6. 8
Sol. The emf induced in the sails = B(2r)v
R
Resistance =
4
B(2r)v 8Brv
 i 
R/4 R
 n = 8.
7. 5
Sol. When C is removed
L
 tan 60o  XL = L = 100 3 .
R
When L is removed.
XC
 tan 60o  XC = 100 3
R
 Circuit is in resonance
V2
 P = i2R  = 400 W = 80 k.
R
K = 5.
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8. 6
Sol. Let the height outside the liquid = x
Then inside the liquid = 10 – x
Apparent heights
x 10  x

1 3/2
 3x = 20 – 2x
X = 4 cm
 Inside liquid height = 6 cm.
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Chemistry PART – II
SECTION – A
1. BC
Sol. At very high pressure, the repulsive forces dominate the attractive forces.
a=0
Since a = 0, the equation reduces to P(V - b) = RT
2. ACD
Calcination
Sol. Bauxite(Al2O3 .2H2O) 
 Al2 O3  2H2O
Leaching
Al2O3   Pure bauxite
Electrolytic reduction
Al2O3   Al
3. AB
Sol. KP = KC(RT)n = KC(RT)3 – 1 = KC(RT)2
KP > KC
Pequm = pP + pQ + pR + pS = 12 atm
12
pP = pQ = pR = pS = = 3 atm
4
p  pR  pS 3  3  3
K P  Q   9atm2
pP 3
4. AC
Sol. Reaction with HI leads the formation of cabrocation intermediates. Carbocations like
and are not formed.
5. ABC
HCl
Sol. Na2CO3  NaCl  CO 2  H2O
Cl2
Na2CO3   NaCl  CO2  NaOCl  or NaClO3 
H2O  Al
Na2CO3   OH   NaAlO 2
Na2CO3  CaCl2 
 CaCO3  2NaCl
White
6. AC
Sol. Solutions of (B) and (D) do not form buffer.
7. AB
Oxidation
NaOH
Sol. HCHO  HCHO  CH3 OH  HCOONa
Reduction
H– ion transfer takes place.
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8. ACD

Sol. CO23 
H
CO2

SO23 
H
SO2

S 2 
H
H2S
9. C
K w 10 14
Sol. K  6
 10 8
K a 10
10. C
Sol. It is the strongest acid.
11. A
Sol. P = CaC2, Q = Ca(OH)2, R = C2H2, S = CaCO3, T = CH3CHO, U = CH3CH = CHCHO
12. B
Sol. S = CaCO3
HCl
CaCO3  CaCl2  CO2  H2O
SECTION – C
1. 4
Sol. Fe = [Ar]184s23d6
The electron is first lost from the 4s orbital.
2. 3
Sol. Tb = Kb  i  m
or, 0.748 = 0.52  i  0.48
 I = 2.99  3
3. 6
Sol. The strongest oxy-acid of chlorine is HClO4. It contains six atoms.
4. 2
Sol. P = CH3COCH3, Q = CO2, R = CHI3, S = CH3COONa, T = CH3COOH, U = CH3COOCH3
LiAlH4
U  CH3 CH2 OH  CH3OH
5. 4
+
Sol. H3PO3 has two ionizable H ions
 n – factor = 2
N=Mn=22=4
6. 6
Sol. Initially alkyl iodides and alcohols are formed. The alcohols reacts with HI to form alkyl iodides
and water.
7. 6
1 Ka
Sol. pH 
2

p  pKb  logC 
8
1
= (14 – 5 – log10–3)
2
1
= (14 – 5 + 3) = 6
2
8. 3
Sol. F F
P
F F
F
The angles are 180o, 120o and 90o.
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Mathematics PART – III
SECTION – A
1. A
Sol. Let   R  Q be a common root of f  x   0 and g  x   0 .
Then  2  a  b . Substituting this in 3  p   q  0, we get a2  b  p   ab  q  0  
2
As  is irrational and a,b,p,q  Q, p  b  a , q  ab . This gives, g  x    x  a  f  x  .
2. B
Sol. Put x 2  11  t so that (1) can be written as t 2  t  11  t 2  t  11  4 (2)
 2
We also have the identity t  t  11  t  t  11  2t   2
 (3)
t
Dividing (3) by (2) we get t 2  t  11  t 2  t  11  (4)
2
t
Adding (2) and (4), we get 2  
t 2  t  11  4 
2
t2
 t 2  t  11  4  t 
16
 t 4 x 5
3. A
n 1
Sol. The numerator of A n   r  1 r r  1
r 2
n 1 n 1

  r3  r   r3  r
r 2
 r 1
 
1 2 2 1
  n  1  n  2  n  1n  2 
4 2
n n
2
Also,  r  r  1    r  1  r  1 
r 1 r 1
 
n 1
  s2  s
s1
 
1 1
  n  1 n  2 2n  3   n  1n  2
6 2
2 2
1 1  2 1  1 2
 1    1    2 1    1  
4 n  n  2n  n   n
Thus, L  lim
n 1  1 2  3 1  1 2
1   1    2    1    1  
6 n  n  n  2n  n   n
1 6 3
   .
4 2 4
10
4. C
Sol. The non – zero perfect square digits are 1, 4 and 9.
1 can occur at units place in 3 x 3 = 9 ways.
 sun due to 1 at unit’s place is 1  9 . Similarly,
Sum due to 1 at ten’s place is 1  10  9 and sum due to 1 at hundred’s place is 1  100  9 . We
can deal with the digit 4 and 9 in a similar way.
Thus, sum of the desired number is 1  4  9 1  10  100  9   13986
5. D
n n n
Sol. We have 1  x  1  y  1  z 
 n n r 
n
n s 
n
n t 
  r    s    Ct x 
C x C y
 r 0   s 0   t 0 
  n
Cr
0 r, s,t n
 n
Cs n
Ct x y z 
r s t

For sum of the coefficient of degree m, we must have r + s+ t = m
Where r, s, t are integers with r,s,t  0 .
Sum of such coefficients
  
r,s,t 0
n
Cr  n
Cs  n
Ct 
r s tm
= the number of ways of choosing a total number of m balls out of n black, n white and n green
balls
 3nCm
6. D
Sol. As the system of equation has a non trivial solution,
a b c
 b c a 0
c a b
1 b c
Using C1  C1  C2  C3 , we get    a  b  c  1 c a
1 a b
1 b c
 a  b  c  0 c  b a  c
0 ac ba
[Use C3  C3  C2 C2  C2  C1 ]
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  a  b  c    b  c b  a    a  c  
 
2 2 2
   a  b  c  a  b  c  bc  ca  ab 
1 2 2 2
  a  b  c   b  c   c  a   a  b  
2
Now,   0, a  b  c  0
2 2 2
 b  c    c  a   a  b   0
2 2 2
As a,b,c  R , we get  b  c    c  a    a  b   0
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 b  c  0, c  a  0, a  b  0
 abc
7. A
Sol. Let p = probability of getting face value not less than 2 and not more than 5 in a single throw of
4 2
die   .
6 3
n = number of times die is rolled
X = number of times we get a number not less than 2 and not more than 5.
Then X  B  n, p 
Required probability
4
4 2 164
 P  X  4   C4 P    
3 81
8. D
Sol. From the given equation we get S1  tan 1  tan 2  tan 3  tan 4  sin 2 .
S 2   tan 1 tan 2  cos 2 
S3   tan 1 tan 2 tan 3  cos  and S4  tan 1 tan 2 tan 3 tan 4   sin 
S1  S3
Now tan  1  2  3  4   .
1  S2  S 4
sin 2  cos  cos   2 sin   1
   cot  .
1  cos 2   sin  sin   2 sin   1
9. B
10. B
(Sol. 9 & 10)
Sol.
2

2 2 2
5 cos 2  4 5 cos   sin   4 cos   sin 

  
5  4 cos 2 5  4 2 cos 2   1  
2 2 2
9 cos   sin  9  tan 
 
1  8 cos2  9  tan2 
1  tan2   1
 2
where tan     tan 
1  tan  3
 cos 2
1
 b  cos1  cos 2   
2

  a  b  tan1 3 tan3    
 1 
 
 tan 1 3 tan3   tan1  tan  
 3 
 1
3 tan3     tan 
 tan   3
1  tan4 
12
 tan  9 tan2   1  3  3 tan4   0

 tan   0 or 3 tan 4   9 tan2   4  0
9  33
 tan2  
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11. A
12. C
(Sol. 11 & 12)

2 2 2
Sol. Let the equation of the circle be x  y  a and AB be the diameter along x – axis with A (a, 0)
and B (–a, 0).
If OL is perpendicular from the centre O of the circle on CD then as CD is parallel to AB and half
of AB.
 1 a
CL    OA   DL
2 2
2 2
OL   OC    CL 
a2 3a
 a2  
4 2
a a
So the coordinate of C are  ,  3
2 2 
Equation of AC is therefore y  0  3  x  a  (1)
Equation of the tangent at B is x  a (2)
So the coordinates of E, the point of intersection of (1) and (2) are a,  2 3 a .  
2
2
Thus,  AE    a  a   2 3 a
2
   16a 2
 AE  4a  2AB
O
B (–a, 0) A (a, 0)
L
D
a a
C ,  3 
2 2

E a,  2 3a 
13
1
Area of the trapezium ACDB   AB  CD  OL
2
3 3 2
 a
4
3 3 2
 6  27 3, as 6 is an integral root of 4x 2  3x  126  0
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SECTION – C
1. 2
Sol. The given circle has its centre at C (a, a) and its radius is a so that it touches bth the axes along
x y
which lie the two sides of the triangle. Let third side be   1.
p q
B (o, q)
C P (h, x)
(a, a)
A (p, o)
So that A is (p, 0) and B is (0, q) Figure and the line AB touches the given circle. Since AOB
is a right angle, AB is a diameter of the circumcircle of the triangle AOB. So the circumcentre P (h,
k) of the triangle AOB is the mid point of AB.
i.e. 2h  p, 2k  q
x y
Now equation of AB is   1, which touches the given circle
p q
a  p  q   pq
 a
p2  q2
2
 a2 p  q   p 2 q2  2apq  p  q   a2 p 2  q2  
2
 2a  2a  p  q   pq  0
 2a2  2a  2h  2k   2h.2k  0 . Hence the locus of P  h, k  is a 2  2a  x  y   2xy  0 .
Since it passes through (38, –37)
a 2  2a  2  38  37  2812
2. 9
Sol. For the parabola y 2  12x, equation of a normal with slope –1, is
3
y   x  2  3  1   3  1 [m = –1, a = 3]
xy 9 so k9
Focus of the parabola is (3, 0)
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39
 p  2p2  36
2
 3k 3  2p2  2223
3. 3
Sol. Equation of the chord of contact of a point P  3 sec , 2 tan   on the hyperbola with respect to
the circle is  3 sec   x   2 tan   y  9 (1)
Let M (h, k) be the mid point on (1), then equation of (1) in terms of the mid – point is
hx  ky  h2  k 2 (2)
Since (1) and (2) represent the same line.
3h 9k
sec   , tan  
2
h k 2
2 h  k2
2
 
 locus of (h, k) is
9x 2 81y 2
 2
 2
1
 x 2  y2  4  x2  y 2 
2

or 4 x 2  y 2   36x2  81y 2
2
which is same as a x 2  y 2    bx 2  cy 2
 a  4, b  36, c  81
a 2  b2  c 2  16  1296  6561  7873
4. 6
e x  e x
Sol. Let y   e2x  1  2ye x
2
Therefore, t 2  2yt  1  0, t  ex
2y  4y 2  4
 t  y  y2  1
2
 
x  log y  y 2  1 (Since e x  0 ) 

 f 1  x   g  x   log x  x2  1 
 e1002  1   e1002  1 e1002  1 
g 501   log  501
 
 2e   2e 2e501 
 loge501  501
5. 1
Sol. As x  0  (i.e. approaches 0 from the left),  x    1 .
1  sin  1
 lim f  x   lim  1  sin1
x 0  x 0  1
15
6. 3
  1 
Sol. Taking logarithm of both sides, we get log y  x log  1  
  x  
2
1 x  1  1
 y1  x     2   log  1  
y x  1 x   x
1  1
  log  1   (i)
x 1  x
2
 1 9
Since y  2    1    so
 2 4
 9  1 3
y1  2        log 
 4  3 2
Multiplying (i) by y and then differentiating, we get
 1  1  1 x  1 
y 2  x   y1  x     log 1     y  x       
 x 1  x    x  1 2
x  1  x 2 

 1 3  1 1
So y 2  2   y1  2     log   y  2    
 3 2 9 6
2
 9  1 3 1
      log   which leads required value as 3.
 4  3 2 8
7. 5
Sol. Let f     64 sec   27 cos ec 

f '     64 sec  tan   27 cos ec  cot 
sin  cos 
 f '     0  64 2
 27 2
cos  sin 
27
 tan3   ,
64
3
i.e. tan  
4
f "     64 sec 3   64 sec  tan2   27 cos ec 3   27 cos ec  cot 2   0
 
If    0,
 2 
3
 f has minimum value when tan   ,
4
3
i.e. sin  
5
4
and cos  
5
5 5
min f     64     27     125 .
4 3
16
8. 2
1 e
Sol. Put  t, so that I   log x  1 dt
x 1/ e
e 1
  log  1 dt
1/e t
e
  log t dt
1/ e
1 e

1/ e
  log t  dt  1  log t  dt
1 e
  t log t  t 1/e   t  log t  t 1
1 1
 1   e  e 1
e e
 1
 2 1  
 e

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ANSWERS, HINTS & SOLUTIONS

CONCEPT RECAPITULATION TEST – I

Q. No. PHYSICS CHEMISTRY MATHEMATICS

and are not formed.

Mathematics PART – III

(Sol. 9 & 10)

 tan  9 tan2   1  3  3 tan4   0

(Sol. 11 & 12)

Sol. Let f     64 sec   27 cos ec 

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