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Joint Entrance Exam | IITJEE-2019
12th January Evening 2019 | Evening Session

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PART-A PHYSICS
V
1.(3) f =
4 L + 4e
V
512 = … (i)
11
4 + 4e
100
V
256 = ... (ii)
27
4 + 4e
100
From equation (i) and (ii)
27
4 + 4e
2= 100
11
4 + 4e
100
2 ( 0.11 + e ) = 0.27 + e ; 0.11 2 + 2e = 0.27 + e ; 2e − e = 0.27 − 0.22
e = 0.05
V
Put in equation (i) 512 =
4  0.11 + 4  0.05
V = 327.68  512 ; V = 327.68 m / s Option (3)

2.(1) d = 0.1M
A = 1M 2
Q
E=
A 0
Q = EA 0
= 100  1m2  8.85  10−12 = 8.85  10−10 C Option (1)

3.(2) emf = Blv

B = magnetic field perpendicular to wire.
 1 
Eeq =  0.3  10−4  −4
10  5 = 10.6 10 V
 2
Most probable answer is (2)

4.(2) The height should be multiplied by 4 times Option (2)

2
5.(1) I ( x ) = I cm + Md 2 = MR 2 + Mx 2
5

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4s dV
6.(None)  P = Given = cons tant = C ( say ) where V is the volume
R dt
4
Since V =  R3
3
4 
d   R3 
→   = C → 4  R3 = ct + V
3
0
dt 3
3
→ R = ( Ct + V0 ) 
1/ 3
4
→ R  t1 / 3
4S
→ P 
t1/ 3
Hence, Bonus

7.(2) i full state = 25  4 10−4 = 10−2 A

For voltmeter
2.5
10−2 = R = 200
(50 + R )

8.(1)

7
C
3 =1, C=
7
f
7 2 11
C+
3

9.(2) f air = f
fm = f 
1  1 1  1  0  1 1 
= ( 0 − 1)  − ; = − 1 − 
f air  R1 R2  f m  m   R1 R2 
 
 3 
fm
=
(
g − 1
;
) 
f= f  2
−1 

f air   g   3 
 − 1  2 −1 
 m   
 4/3 
f f
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10.(None)
 20 104 
z1 = 20 −  j ; z1 = z1 e − j1
 3 

103 V j1
Where tan1 = ; So, I1 = e
3 z
z2 = 10 + 10 3 j  z2 = z2 e j2 where 2 = 60

V −3 j
So, I 2 = e
z2
  103 
So, diff = ( 60 + 1 ) =  + tan−1    150
 3  3 
If no match data of C would have been correct. Most probably, Answer would be 90°. (i.e., 1)
(Bonus)

1 1
11.(1) mgh = mvB2 − mv 2A
2 2
→ vB = 15 m / s
 20 
= mvB ( OB ) =  kg  (15 m / s )( 20m ) = 6 kgm2 / s
 1000 

12.(2)

dq
Slope = =0
dt
I =0 at t = 4 sec

1 1 = nRT
13.(4) For gas in upper chamber, PV
For gas in lower chamber, P2V2 = nRT
Let the area of piston is A, V1 = l1 A and V2 = l2 A
Consider equilibrium of piston

P2 A = P1 A + mg
mg nRT nRT mg
P2 − P1 = ; − =
A V2 V1 A
 1 1  mg nRT  1 1 
nRT  − = ; m=  − 
 l2 A l1 A  A g  l2 l1 

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14.(2) For a satellite of mass m rotating in a circular orbit of radius R around a planet of mass M, kinetic
GMm
energy is given by T =
2R
GMm GM ( 2m ) GMm
Here, TA = and TB = =
2R 2 ( 2R ) 2R
TA
=1
TB
T
15.(1) Time between successive collision = t 
P
300 500
So, 6 10−8  and t2 
2 4
−8 −8
Solving ; t = 15 10  4 10 sec

 
16.(4) At t = ,  = t = . Hence the position of A and B would be
2 2
VA = R1 −i( )
VB = R  ( −i )
2

V A − VB = ( R1 − R2 ) −i ( )
Or V A − VB = ( R2 − R ) (i )
1

17.(3) F = Mg
F Mg
→ stress = =
A A
 
Since =  →=
 
l 4 10−3
IN first case, = = = 2 10−3
l 2
Mg / A
→ =
( 2 10 )
−3

After dipping in liquid,

Consider equilibrium of block of mass M.
Where F is the force applied by steel wire and
B = Buoyant force = lVg
l 2
Since M = V and = = 0.25 (given)
 8
Mg
B=
4
Mg
3
Mg 3Mg F/A 4 A = 3Mg
F = Mg − = ; = =
4 4 Y Y 4 AY
3Mg 2 10−3 l
E=  = 1.5  10−3 ; = 1.5  10−3
4 A Mg / A l
l = 2  1.5  10−3 m ; l = 3 mm
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18.(3) Let kinetic energy = K

From law of conservation of ????? momentum
2mK = − 2m  0.36 K + 2M  0.64 K
M M
1 = = − 0.36 +  0.64 ; 1 + 0.6 = 1.6 =  0. 8
m m
M
= 2  M = 4m
m

19.(3)
L

Lr T   A−1    A−1 
rCV rCV  T     
1 ( 2 − 1) 1 − ( 1 − 1) 1 1 1  − 1
20.(2) = ; = ; = + = 2
f2 R f1 R f f 2 f1 R

21.(4) If the force is applied downwards,

f = mg sin + F1  s mg cos 
F1  ( s cos − sin ) mg
If the force is applied upwards,
f = F2 − mg sin  s mg cos 
F2  ( s cos + sin ) mg
Given F1( max ) = 2 N and F2( max ) = 10 N
F1( max )
=
( s cos + sin ) mg = 10 = 5 ; s =
3
F2( max ) ( s cos − sin ) mg 2 2

V0 v
22.(1) hv =  + e ; h =  + eV0  this equation is physical not possible
2 2
 3V 
 =  Hence option (1)
 2 

23.(3) 90 Th →Z
232 A
X + 6 + 4
232 = A + 6×4 + 0; A = 208
90 = Z + 12 − 4 ; Z = 82
A = 208, Z = 82

 2 R2
24.(1) We know that h=
2g
Here, w = 2rps = 2  2 rad / s = 4 rad / s
R = 5 cm = 0.05 m

h=
( 4  0.05)
2
= 0.02m = 2cm
2  9.81

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C C
25.(4)  = ; 2.8  10−4 = ... (i)
T 350
C
x= ... (ii)
300
x = 3.267  10−4

26.(1)  I  =0 Erms

2
.C
Erms = C.Brms
Putting values
B comes in order of 10−4 T

1240
27.(4)  ( innm) = = 250nm
(5.6 − 0.7 ) eV
28.(3) (
y = 5 sin 3t + 3 cos3t )
    2
y = 10 sin  3t +   A = 10 ; T=
  3  3

29.(3) VCC −  I B RC = 0
5
IB = = 2.5 10−5 A = 25 A ; VBB − I B RB − 1 = 0
200 10 3

VBB = 25 10−6 100 103 + 1 = 3.5V

30.(4) I1 = −0.3 A; I 4 = 0.8 A; I5 = 0.4 A

I 6 + I3 = I 2 + I1
I 6 + I3 = I 2 − 0.3 A ... (i)
I5 + I3 = I 4 ... (ii)
0.4 + I3 = 0.8 ; I 3 = 0.4
I 2 + I1 = I 4 ... (iii)
I 2 − 0.3 = 0.8
I 2 = 1.1A ; I5 = I 6 = 0.4 A

PART-B CHEMISTRY

31.(1)

32.(1) 2A A2
1−0.8 0.4

0.4 + 0.2
i= = 0.6
1
Tf = ik f m
w
2 = 5  0.6  1000 = 2.44g
122  30
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33.(1) Isothermal T = constant

PVm = cons tan t PVm will remain constant with increase of pressure
1
P = k Pressure will increase linearly with increase in 1/Vm
Vm

34.(4) n1T1 = n 2T2

 2n 
300  n =  n −   T
 5 
 3n 
300  n =    T
 5 
T = 500 K
35.(1) Fact

36.(2) HA = HCl + NaA − NaCl

= 425.9 + 100.5 − 126.4 = 400Scm2 mole−1
K 1000 5 10−5 1000
= = = 50
M 0.001
 50
=  = = 0.125
 400

37.(4)

38.(1) mag. Moment = n ( n + 2) = 5 ( 5 + 2)

n = 5  5 unpaired electrons
This implies weak field ligand i.e. NCN− / SCN−
 
39.(4) ZnCO3 ⎯⎯ → ZnO + CO2 Fe2O3.xH2O ⎯⎯ → Fe2O3 + xH2O
 
CaCO3 ⎯⎯ →CaO + CO2 ZnO ⎯⎯ →X
 
MgCO3 ⎯⎯ → MgO + CO2 MgO ⎯⎯ →X

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40.(1) Eu -185 pm
Ce-165 pm
Ho-158 pm
N = 65 pm
Eu  Ce  Ho  N

41.(4)

42.(2) 2r = n
n2
2 a 0 = n  1.5a 0
z
n
2  = 1.5
z
n 1.5
= = 0.75
z 2

Ea
43.(1) ln k = ln A −
RT
y = mx + c
Ea
Slope = m = = 4606
R
 k 
ln  −25  = +4606 
( 500 − 400)
 10  500  400
 k 
ln  −25  = 2.303
 10 
 k 
ln  −25  = ln10
 10 
k = 10−4

44.(3) Fact 45.(2) 46.(2) Fact

47.(2)

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48.(3) Fact

49.(2) The tendency of catenation decreases from top to bottom in carbon family.

50.(1) A good leaving group increase the reactivity of carbonyl compound

Order of leaving group is −Cl  −O − C − CH3  −OCH3  − NH2
||
O

51.(4)

52.(1) Ag 2CO3 2Ag + + CO3−−

2s + 0.1 s

( 2s + 0.1) ( s ) = 8  10
2 −12

2s  0.1
10−2  s = 8 10−12
s = 8 10−10 mole / L

53.(2) Strength of p − p bond decreases from top to bottom in carbon family 54.(3) Fact
V.S
55.(2) M=
11.2
V.S
1=
11.2
V.S. = 11.2

8 / 40
56.(2) X NaOH = = 0.167
8 
 40 + 1
8 / 40
m= = 11.11
0.018

57.(4) Reaction (3) = reaction (1) –(2)

H3 = H1 − H2
z=x−y
x=z+y

58.(1) 3Cl2 + 6NaOH → 5NaCl + NaClO3 + 3H2O 59.(1) Fact

60.(3)

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PART-C MATHEMATICS
61.(3) a + b + c + d = 60
a + b = 40 ; b + c = 30
b = 20  c = 10, a = 20

 d = 10
10 1
Probability = =
60 6

1
62.(4) Area of  S BS =  SB  S B
2
2
1
 ( ae )2 + b2  =8
2 

( ae)2 + b2 = 16 … (i)

2 b2  2
( )  2  + b = 16
a 1 −
 a 

b2
a=4 e2 = 1 −
a2
Now as SB ⊥ S B
b b
mSB .mS B = −1 ; = −1
− ae ae

b2 = ( ae )
2
... (ii)

By equation (i) and (ii) b 2 = 8

2b2 2  8
Length of latus rectum = = =4
a 4
63.(3) AM  G.M

sin 4  + 4cos4  + 1 + 1
 (4sin 4   cos4 )1/4
4

So, A.M = G.M  sin 4  = 4cos4  = 1


sin 4  = 1   =
2
1 
cos  =  =
2 4

 
= &= satisfies the given equation
2 4
3 
Hence cos − cos = − 2
4 4

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3x13 + 2 x11 ( 3x 13
+ 2 x11 dx)
(3x + 2x ) dx −3 −5
64.(1) I=  dx =  dx = 
( 2x + 1) ( 2 + 3x + x )
4 4 4
4
+ 3x 2  3 1  −2 −4
x 2+ 16
+ 
 x2 x4 

Put 2 + 3x −2 + x −4 = t ; ( −6x −3
)
− 4 x−5 dx = dt

( 3x −3
)
+ 2 x −5 dx = −
dt
; I=
−1 dt 1 1

= + c ; I =
x12
+c
( )
2 2 t 4 6 t3 3
6 2 x 4 + 3x 2 + 1

65.(3) As f ( x ) is a polynomial function, hence continuous and diff x  R

Also f ( x ) increases in (0, 1) and decrease in (1,5)

Hence f  (1) = 0

f  ( x ) = 3x 2 − 3 ( a − 2 ) 2 x + 3a ; f  (1) = 0 ; a=5

f ( x ) − 14( x − 1) ( x − 7 )
2
hence f ( x ) = x − 9 x + 15 x − 7 ,
3 2
= has solution x = 7
( x − 1)2 ( x − 1)2

66.(1) If  is the angle between line and the plane then 90 −  will be the angle between line and normal.

2.1 + 1( −2 ) + ( −2 )( −k )
cos ( 90 −  ) =
( 2) + (1)2 + ( −2 )2 (1)2 + ( −2 )2 + ( −k )2
2

2k 5k 2 + 45
sin = , cos =
3 k2 + 5 9k 2 + 45

 5k 2 + 45  2 2 5k 2 + 45 8
 = cos −1   = cos −1 
 3 
; =
 9k + 45 
2
  9k + 45
2 9
 

5
27 k 2 = 45 ; k=
3

67.(3) f ( x) = f ( x) Integrating both side

dy dy
 dx =  y   y
= dx 
 ln y = x + c  y = e x .c
2
As f (1) = 2 ; 2 = e.c  c =
e
2
y = ex = 2.e x −1 = f ( x )
e
h ( x ) = f ( f ( x )) , h '( x) = f '( f ( x)) f '( x)
 h '(1) = f '( f (1))  f '(1) = f '(2)  f '(1) = 2e  2 = 4e

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68.(3) Rearrange the equations

x −  y − 2 y − 2z = 0

x + 2y −  y + z = 0

−x − y −  z = 0

As 1 , 2 ,3 = 0 , for non-trivial solution  = 0

(1 −  ) −2 −2
= 1 2− 1 =0
−1 −1 −

(1 −  ) ( − )( 2 −  ) + 1 + 2  − + 1 − 2 −1 + 1( 2 −  ) = 0

(1 −  ) (  − 1)2 + 1 − 2  − 1 + 2  − 1 = 0

(  − 1)3 = 0   = 1
Single solution. Ans. 3

1
69.(2) Tangent is parallel to y = 2 x +
2
So slope will be 2
Let equation is y = 2 x + c solve it with curve will give only one solution

2 x + c = x2 − 5x + 5  x2 − 7 x + 5 − c = 0

Put D = 0

49 49 −29
( −7 )2 − 4 ( 5 − c ) = 0  =5−c  c = 5− =
4 4 4

29 1 
y = 2x − , so  ,−7  will satisfy Ans. 2
4 8 

70.(2) Let A be (a,0) and B be (0, b) as at a right angle is formed so AB will act as diameter of circle. So,
a 2 + b2 = 2R

a 2 + b2 = 4R 2 … (i)

Let c ( h,k ) be required locus.

Also, OC A = 90

So, In OC A

OA2 = (OC) + ( AC)

2 2

a 2 = h2 + k 2 + ( h − a ) + ( k − 0 )
2 2

a 2 = h 2 + k 2 + h 2 + a 2 − 2ah + k 2
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(
2 h2 + k 2 − ah = 0 )
h2 + k 2
a= … (ii)
h

h2 + k 2
Similarly, b = ... (iii)
k
Put (ii) & (iii) in (i)
2 2
 h2 + k 2   h2 + k 2  2 3
 +  = 4 R  h + k  = 4R h k  Put h → x;k → y
2 2 2 2 2
 Ans. 2
 h   k 

x
 x
71.(2) Put   = t x → 1,t → e−1
e
x → e, t →1 ; x x .e− x = t
 x x ln x + 1 e− x − e− x x x  dx = dt
 
x x ln x.e− x dx = dt

ln xdx  x x .e− x  = dt ;

dx
ln x.dx =
t
1
1
 2 1  dt
1
 1  t 2 1 1 e−2 3 1
 t − t  t 
−1     t −
 t  2
dt =  +  =
 2 t  e−1 2
+ 1 −
2
−e= −e− 2
2 2e
Ans. 2
e e−1

72.(1) For each of the m men game played will be ( m − 1) , so total game between 2 mens will be ( m )( m − 1)
also for each women game played with men will be 2 m, so total matches will be 2.2m.
acc to question.

( m)( m − 1) = 2.2m + 84
m 2 − m = 4m + 84

m2 − 12m + 7m − 84 = 0

( m + 7 )( m − 12) = 0
m = −7  m = 12 Ans.1

 5 or 6 2 
 win = Total = 6 
73.(4) Total gain will be  
loss = 1,2,3,4 = 4 
 total 6 

100   win +  Loss  win −50 + 100 +  Loss  Loss  win −50 − 50 + 100
+ ( loss )( loss )( loss )  −50 − 50 − 50

=  100 + . .50 + . .  0 + . . ( −150 ) = 0

1 2 1 2 2 1 2 2 2
Ans. 4
3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3

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 − 2 sin−1 x  − 2 sin−1 x 1  − 2 sin−1 x

= lim = lim 
( + )
74.(2) lim
x →1− 1− x x →1− 1− x 2 sin−1 x x→1− 2  1− x

−
Put x = sin then  → as x → 1−
2
1  − 2 sin−1 ( sin ) 1  − 2
= lim  = lim 
→
 − 2  1 − sin →
 − 2  1 − sin
2 2

 
 − 2 − h 
 1 2  1 2h 2
= − h, h → 0 = lim  =  = Ans. 2
2 h→0 2  1 − cosh 2  2 sin
h 
2
 
 n  2n  2n 
 n 
 
n n 1 1 
75.(3) lim  2 2 + 2 + ......  ; lim  2 2  = nlim
n→  n + 1 + 2
+ ( ) 2
 n→  +  →  2
1 +   
n 2 2 n r n
 n 2n  r =1 r =1 r
  n  
2
r dx 2
Let
n
= x=
1+ x 2= tan−1 x  = tan−1 2
 0
Ans. 3
0

76.(2) equation of a plane passing through ( x1 , y1 ,z1 )( x2 , y2 ,z2 ) & ( x3 , y3 ,z3 ) is

x − x1 y − y1 z − z1
x1 − x2 y1 − y2 z1 − z2 = 0
x2 − x3 y2 − y3 z2 − z3

−1 +  2 −1 − 1 1 −1
Also it passes through ( −1,−11
, )  − 2 − 1 1+ 2 1−1 = 0
1 −1 − − 1 1 +  2
2

(1 +  ) (  + 1)(  −1) − 2 ( + 1) = 0 (1+  )

2
 2 2 2 2
 2  2 − 3 = 0
 
 = 3 Ans. 2

77.(2) Equation of line is

x y
+ =1
a b
a b
Also = −3 & = 4  a = −6,b = 8
2 2
x y
+ =1
−6 8
8x − 6 y + 48 = 0
4 x − 3 y + 24 = 0 Ans. 2

78.(4) p → q ~ p  q
Now ~ ( ~ p → q ) ~ ( ~ ( ~ p )  q ) ~ ( p  q ) ~ p  ~ q Ans. 4

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79.(1) as n C4 , nC5 , nC6 are in A.P.  2 . nC5 = nC4 + nC6

n! n! n! 2 1 1
 2. = +  = +
( )
n − 5 ! 5 ! ( n − 4 ) ! 4 ! ( 6 ) ! 6!
n − ( )
n − 5  5 ( n − 4 )( ) .5
n − 5 6
2 1 1
 − =  6 ( 2n − 13) = n 2 − 9n + 20
( n − 5)  5 ( n − 4)( n − 5) 6.5
 n 2 − 21n + 98 = 0  ( n − 14)( n − 7 ) = 0  n = 7, or = 14
 n = 14 Ans. 1
60− r
( ) ( ) ( )
60− r r
80.(1) General terms Tr +1 = 60Cr 71/ 5 −31/ 10 = 60Cr 7 5 ( −1)r 3r /10
Terms will be rational if, r = 10n, n  I  r = 0,10, 20,30, 40,50,60
No. of irrational terms = 61 – 7 = 54 Ans. 1

81.(3) x2 = 8 y at ( x1 , y1 )
dy
2 x1 = 8 = 8 tan ; x1 = 4 tan
dx
Also x12 = 8 y1  16 tan2  = 8 y1  y1 = 2 tan2 
Equation of tangent by T = 0
xx1 = 4 ( y + y1 ) ( 4 tan ) x = 4 ( y + 2 tan2  ) x = y cot  + 2 tan Ans. 3

1 sin 1
82.(2) A = − sin 1 ( )
sin = 1 1 + sin 2  − sin  − sin + sin  + 1  sin 2  + 1 = 2 1 + sin2  
   
−1 − sin 1
 3 5   −1 1   1
For    , , sin   ,  sin2   0, 
 4 4   2 2  2

1 + sin2    1, 3  and 2 1 + sin 2     2,3) Ans. 2

   2   

83.(4) z1 = 9 , circle with centre C1 (0, 0) and radius r1 = 9

z2 − 3 − 4i = 4 , circle with radius r2 = 4 and centre C 2 (3,4)
C1C2 =| r1 − r2 |
 both circles touch each other internally
 z1 − z2 min = 0 Ans. 4

dy x2 − 2 y dy 2
84.(2) given = ; + y=x
dx x dx x
2
 x dx
I.F = e = e2 ln x = x 2
Multiplying both sides by x 2 ;
d
dx
y.x 2 = x3 ( )
x4
Integrating both sides ; y.x2 = + c , It passes through (1,−2)
4
−9 x2 9 x−2 x2 − 9 x −2
c= ; y= − =
4 4 4 4
It passes through ( 3 ,0 ) Ans. 2

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85.(3) (1 + 2m ) x 2 − 2 (1 + 3m ) + 4 (1 + m )  0 x  R  1 + 2m  0 &D  0
1
& 4 (1 + 3m ) − 16 (1 + 2m)(1 + m)  0 ; (1 + 3m )2 − 4 ( 2m + 1)(1 + m)  0
2
m−
2
m 2 − 6m − 3  0 ; 3−2 3  m  3+ 2 3  0m6
Hence 7 integral values of m. Ans. 3
86.(3)

Given d = 25 m
h
tan 30 = …(i)
l
h + 2d
tan 60 = … (ii)
l
h + 2d
 tan 60 =  tan 30  3h = h + 2d  h = 2d
h
Hence height of cloud from lake is 50 m Ans. 3
3 3 3 3
3 3 9  3
87.(2) S =   +   +   + 33 +  3  + ....
     
4 2 4  4
3 3 3 3 3
 3   6   9   12   15 
=   +   +   +   +   + .... + upto15 term
4 4 4  4   4 
33  2 3 33 152  162
= 1 + 23
+ 33
+ .......... + 15 = 
43   43 4
 n ( n + 1) 
2

 n3 = 
 2 
 = 27  225

k = 27 Ans. 2
88.(1) x =4
3+ 4+ 4+ x + y
x= =4  x + y = 9.......( i )
5

 x − xi
2

1 + 0 + 0 + ( x − 4) + ( y − 4)
2 2
Variance  ( )= 2
5
=
5
= 5.20

 ( x − 4) + ( y − 4) = 25  x 2 + y 2 − 8 ( x + y ) + 32 = 25
2 2

 x 2 + y 2 = 65 … (ii)
By equation (i) & (ii)
x = 8, y = 1 hence x − y = 7 Ans. 1

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89.(2) a = b = c =1 ; ( 1
)
a bc = b ;
2
( a.c ) b − ( a.b ) .c = 12 b
 1
 cos  − 2  b − ( cos  ) c = 0
 
1
cos  = ,cos  = 0 ;  = 60, = 90 ;  −  = 30 Ans. 2
2

( x + 2 )( x 2 −5 x +6 )
90.(2) 2 =1

(
 ( x + 2) x2 − 5x + 6 = 0 )  x = −2 , 2 ,3

−3  2 x − 1  9  −1  x  5 x = 0 ,1,2 ,3,4
n ( A) = 3, n ( B ) = 5  no.of subsets A  B = 215 Ans. 2

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