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Physics
SINGLE CORRECT ANSWER TYPE
1.(A) Net velocity at P = 4 2m / s
Perpendicular acceleration at P
 5 3   2 
 a⊥ =  − = 
 2 2  2

V 2 16  2
 Radius of curvature = = = 16 2m
a⊥ 2
2.(A) Equation from ground frame
2 1 + 1 6 = 2v1 + v2 …(i)
1 1 1 1
( 2) v12 + (1) v2 2 = ( 2)(1)2 + (1)(6)2 …(ii)
2 2 2 2
13
On solving v1 = (maximum)
3
vmin = 1
Alternate solution
From CM frame
8
VCM = m / s
3
Velocity of (A) will be maximum form ground frame when velocity is maximum in CM frame and in rightward
13
direction Vmax =
3
Similarly  vmin = 1  Ratio = 13/3
3.(D)

On the x scale, the temperature difference between the boiling and freezing point is 305 X – 25X = 280 X
On the °C scale, it is 100° - 0° = 100°C.
Thus, a temperature difference of 280 X is equal to a temperature difference of 100°C.
For a 1°C change in °C scale, there is a corresponding 2.8 X change in X scale.
Specific heat capacity of water = 4200 J Kg –1 °C-1

4200
Specific heat capacity of water in this new scale is J kg −1X−1 = 1500 J kg −1X−1 = 1.5 103 J kg−1X−1
2.8

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4.(B) For PV = constant
R R
C= − (  = 5 / 3 for monoatomic gas)
 −1 x −1
R 5
C’ corresponds to x = 0  C' =+R = R
5 2
−1
3
5
x' corresponds to C = 0  x =  =
3
mv1
5.(B) Since r = ; Independent of 
qB
(iˆ + 3 ˆj ) 3
6.(A) − ˆj. = cos(180 − 2i)  − = cos(180 − 2i)  2i = 30  i = 15
2 2
  
7.(C) At origin E = +  E=
20 a 20 a  0 a
 
At P : E= +
20 (a + x) 20 (a − x)
x→a E→ ; x → −a E →
but remains along +x-axis
Left to left wire i.e. before (–a, 0)
E due to + is more than − , so E is along –x-axis
While on the right side of right wire E due to − is more i.e.
again along –x-axis, so graph

MULTIPLE CORRECT ANSWERS TYPE

1 1 1
8.(BCD) For reflection at the curved surface + =
u v f
1 11 1 60
 − + =  f = =7.5cm  R = 15 cm
20 60 f 8
For the lens
V 1 1 1
m = −3 =  V = −3u = 60 cm − =
u 60 −20 f
1+ 3 1 1 1
 =  f = 15 cm = ( − 1)  =2
60 f 15 15
9.(ABCD) By applying Snell’s law we get n1 sin i = n2 sin  f . depends on the trajectory of the ray in
the slab and is dependent on n( z) and d.
10.(AD) Path difference at O = d = 0.6006 mm = 600600nm = 1001 600nm = 1001
 Very close to ‘O’ there is constructive interference. Hence it will be bright.
At all the points on a semicircle centred at ‘O’ the path difference between light rays from the
two sources is constant. Hence semicircular bright and dark bands will form with centre at ‘O’

11.(AD) With increase in accelerating voltage, c decreases but  k remains constant.

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12.(C) E = (m)c 2
=  2  2.014102 − 1.007825 − 3.016049  931.5 MeV
 4 MeV
1019  36
13.(B) n  4 106 1.6 10−19 = 3.6 106  n= = 5.6 1018
4 16
14.(D) Let t be the time taken by the ball from B to C
1 2 2R
R= gt  t=
2 g

2R
2R = v  v = 2 gR
g
Applying energy conservation at point A and B
1
1 / 2mv02 = mv2 + mg 2R  v0 = 6 gR
2
15.(B)

v y = gt

2R vy
vy = g = 2 gR , vx = 2 gR  tan = =1   = 45
g vx

COLUMN MATCHING TYPE

16. [A-r] [B-s] [C-r] [D-q]
(A) As net torque about COM of spherical ball = 0
(B) On ball, there is net force hence. Not conger net
(C) No torque/no change ‘ω’ hence rotational kinetic energy/conserved
(D) Velocity at point along x axis = 0 as no force hence only v y
17. [A-q, s] [B-p] [C-q, t] [D-q, s]
dy
y = A sin ( 2x − 2t +  / 3 ) ; vp = = −2A cos ( 2x − 2t +  / 3)
dt
1 1  2 2    2 2  
(A) x = , t = , y = A sin  − +  = + ve  v p = −2A cos  − +  = − ve
3 3  3 3 3  3 3 3
 2 
(B) x = 1/ 3, t = 1sec ; y = A sin  − 2 +  = 0  v p = +2A = + ve
 3 3
1  2    2  
(C) x = 1, t = sec ; y = A sin  2 − +  = − ve  v p = −2A cos  2 − +  = − ve
3  3 3  3 3
   
(D) x = 1, t = 1sec ; y = A sin  2 − 2 +  = + ve  v p = −2A cos  2 − 2 +  = − ve
 3  3

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18. [A : r] [B : q] [C : s] [D : p]
Let q1 and q2 be the instantaneous charge on the capacitors. Since they are in parallel
q q 0 A 0 A
 1 = 2 and C1 = , C2 =
C1 C2 d0 + vt d0 − vt
q1 C1 d0 − vt  d − vt 
 = =  q1 + q2 = Q q2  0  + q2 = Q
q 2 C2 d0 + vt  d0 + vt 
Q d 0 + vt  Q(d 0 − vt)
 q2 = and q1 =
2d 0 2d0
dq1 dq 2 Qv
i=− or i.e., i = (constant)
dt dt 2d0
1 Q2 (d 0 − vt)(d 0 + vt) 1 Q2 [d 0 + vt]2 d 0 − vt Q2 (d 2 − v 2 t 2 )
uf =  +   =
2 4d02  0 A 2 4d 02 0 A 20 A 2d 0
Q2 d 0 u d 2 − v2 t 2
ui = 2 f = 0 2 is< 1
20 A ui d0

Chemistry
Single Correct Answer Type Questions
1.(A) MnO2 + 4HCl → MnCl2 + Cl2 + 2H2O
1.68 1.68 10  1.2  7.3
mol of Cl2 =  mol of HCl = 4 = V
22.4 22.4 36.5

2.(A) ZnS Structure : Zn 2+ = Alternate tetrahedral void

S2 − = Face centred cubic
3
So a = r+ + r−
4

3.(B)

4.(A) (I) does not contain carbon and III does not contain sulphur.

5.(A) For very low conc. of NH3 : [NH3 ]  1  1 + K 2 [NH3 ] 1

R = K1 [NH3 ]
So order is 1.
For very high conc. of NH3 : [NH3 ]  1  1 + K 2 [NH3 ] K 2 [NH3 ]
K1  NH3  K1
R= =
K 2  NH3  K2
So order is 0

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6.(D) → K 2 HgI4 ; BiI3 + KI ⎯⎯

HgI2 + 2KI ⎯⎯ → K[BiI4 ]

7.(A) Only double bond can show stereoisomerism in the given compound.

MULTIPLE CORRECT ANSWERS TYPE

8.(AB)

Acidic strength : H2O  (P)  (R)

Rate of dehydration of a 2º alcohol is more than that of a 1º alcohol.  (Q) > (P).
(Q) & (R) give same product (2º chloride) on treatment with Lucas reagent but (P) gives 1º chloride
with Lucas reagent.
(Q) & (R) react at a faster rate than (P) with Lucas reagent.
9.(ABCD)
Two sphere of radius r block space equal to volume of sphere of 2r radius
10.(BCD)
 = iCRT
So higher the value of i.c. higher the osmotic pressure
For Solution I  i.c = 1 Solution II  i.c = 2

Solution III  i.c = 5 Solution IV  =

(benzoic acid dimerise in benzene)

Order of osmotic pressure : III > II > I > IV

11.(ABD)

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12.(B) From the graph we can see it’s a case of positive deviation.
So • PT  P A + P B
• Hmix  0
• Vmix  0
• Intermolecular forces become weak
• Tendency to form minimum boiling azeotrope

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1  3
13.(D) P T = PA x A + PB x B = 100   + 60   = 25 + 45 = 70mm
4 4
P T observed = 75mm
So it’s a case of positive deviation.

14.(C) 15.(D)

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COLUMN MATCHING TYPE

16. [A-p, q, s] [B-r, s] [C-q] [D-p, q, r, s]
CH3COONa + HCl  CH3COONa + CH3COOH  Buffer
NH3 + HCl  NH3 + NH4Cl  Buffer
NH4Cl + HCl  No reaction  Not a buffer
NaHCO3 + HCl  NaHCO3 + H2CO3  Buffer
CH3COONa + NaOH  No reaction  Not a buffer
NH3 + NaOH  No reaction  Not a buffer
NaOH + NH4Cl  NH4OH + NH4Cl  Buffer
NaOH + NaHCO3  Na 2CO3 + NaHCO3  Buffer
Ag + reacts with NH3 to form [Ag(NH3 )2 ]+ and increases the solubility
17. [A-s] [B-p] [C-q] [D-r]
18. [A - p] [B - p, q] [C - p, s, t] [D - r, s, t]
(A) -Haloketones undergoes nucleophilic substitution by SN 2 route only & not at all by SN 1
route

(B)
The reaction involves nucleophilic substitution by SN 2 and cyclization.
(C)

The reaction involves nucleophilic substitution by SN 2, also involves rearrangement & forms
a precipitate of NaBr as it is insoluble in acetone.
(D)

It is a nucleophilic substitution by SN 1 route, involving rearrangement & precipitation of

AgBr.

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Mathematics
Single Correct Answer Type Questions
1.(B) f ( x) = 3x 2 − 6ax + 3(a 2 − 1) = 3( x2 − 2ax + a 2 − 1)
 m = x1 = a + 1 (point of maxima)
M = x 2 − a − 1 (point of minima)

 a + 1  4 and a − 1  −2
a  3 and a  − 1
a  (−1, 3)  a2 − a1 = 4

2.(A) Put tan x = t

(t + 4)dt dt (t 2 + 4) − t 2 dt dt t dt
 I=  t (t 2 + 4) =  t2 + 4  +
t (t + 4)
2
dt =  t2 + 4 +  t −  t2 + 4
1 −1 t 1 1  tan x  1
= tan + ln t − ln(t 2 + 4) = tan −1   + ln(tan x) − ln (tan x + 4)
2
2 2 2 2  2  2
5
3.(C) 
Let A = ydx
0
dy
 = 27 − A  y = (27 − A) x + C …… (i)
dx
 Curve passes through origin
5 5
 C=0   
A = ydx = A = (27 − A) xdx
0 0
25 2A 27 A
A = (27 − A)  27 = + A=  A = 25
2 25 25
 Curve is y = 2x
On this curve only two points (1, 2) and (2, 4) will be
Total number of ways of selecting two no’s a and b replacement = 4  4 = 16
2 1
 Probability = =
16 8
I1 + I 2 + I 3
4.( B) If I1 , I 2 and I3 are the length of the medians and I= , then
2
4
= I  ( I − I1 )( I − I 2 )( I − I 3 ) here, I1 = 3; I 2 = 6; I3 = x
3
9+ x 9+ x 3+ x
 I= ; I − I1 = −3 =
2 2 2
9+ x x−3
I − I2 = −6 =
2 2
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9+ x 9− x
I − I3 = −x =
2 2

 3 15 =
4 9 + x  x + 3  x − 3  9 + x 
3
 
2  2  2  2 
   9 15 = (81 − x )( x
2 2
−9 )
(81)(15) = (81 − t )(t − 9)  (81)(15) = 90t − t 2 − 81 9  t 2 − 54t − 36t + 54  36 = 0
 t = 54 or t = 36  x 2 = 54 or x 2 = 36  x = 3 6 or x = 6
But x = 6 is to be rejected as sides of the triangle are unequal  medians must be unequal

( p  q) 1 1 1 1
5.(B) 1 = (b − a )   | b − a |  | p  q |  cos60 =  AB   =  AB = 2
| pq | 2 2 2 2

6.(B)

−D
7.(B) D0& =2
4a

Multiple Correct Answer Type Questions

8.(ABCD)
(A) x+ y =1  x + y + 2 xy = 1  (2 xy ) 2 = (1 − x − y ) 2

x2 − 2 xy + y 2 − 2 x − 2 y + 1 = 0 , is a parabola
1 1
(B) + =1  xy − x − y = 0 is a hyperbola
x y
1 1 1
(C) + + =0  x 2 + 3xy + y 2 = 0 , which is a pair of lines
x y x+ y
1
(D) x+ y− =0  x + y =  1 , a pair of lines
x+ y

9.(AD) By intermediate value property

f (0) + f (2)
= f (c), 0  c  2
2
By mean value theorem,
f (1) − f (0) = f (c1 ), 0  c1  1
f (2) − f (1) = f (c2 ), 1  c2  2
By subtraction
f (0) = f (2) − 2 f (1) = f (c2 ) − f (c1 ) = (c2 − c1 ) f (c), c1  c  c2
 f (0) + f (2) − 2 f (1)  0  f (0) + f (2)  2 f (1)

10.(ACD)
 E  P( E1  E2 ) 1
P 2  =  P( E1  E2 ) =
 E1  P( E1 ) 8
P( E1  E2 ) 1 1 1
P( E1 / E2 ) =  = / P( E2 )  P( E2 ) =
P( E2 ) 4 8 2

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11.(AB)
sin (cos   i sin )n − (cos   i sin )sin(n) + sin(n − 1) = 0
 sin  cos(n ) − cos  sin(n ) + sin(n − 1)  i [sin  sin(n ) − sin  sin(n )] = 0
Which is true. From here it also follows that p( x) is divisible by x 2 − 2 x cos  + 1

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12.(D) We have Tk = =
cos x + cos(2k + 1) x 2cos(k + 1) x cos kx
1  sin{(k + 1) x − kx}  1  sin(k + 1) x cos kx − cos(k + 1) x sin kx 

2sin x  cos(k + 1) x cos kx  2sin x  cos(k + 1) x cos kx 

1
 tan(k + 1) x − tan kx
2sin x
n
Tk = 2sin x [(tan 2x − tan x) + (tan3x − tan 2x) + .... + (tan(n + 1) x − tan nx)]
1

k =1

tan(n + 1) x − tan x
=
2sin x

13.(A) The given series

 1 1 1 
= sin x  + 2 + 3 + ....to n terms 
 2sin x cos x 2 sin x cos x cos 2 x 2 sin x cos x cos 2 x cos 2 x
2

 1 1 1 
= sin x  + + + ....to n terms 
 sin 2 x sin 2 x sin 2 x
2 3

 Tk = sin x cos ec2k x = sin x[cot 2k −1 x − cot 2k x] = sin x(cot x − cot 2n x)
k k d
n
  nj = n (n)
1 1
14.(C) Use d n  n  Thus =
d d
j =1 j j =1

15.(B) ( pq) = 1 + p + q + pq = (1 + p)(1 + q)

Match the columns type questions

16. [A - q, r , s, t] [B - p, r, t] [C - r, t] [D - q, r, s, t]
(A) a11 = a22 = a33 = 0 & a12 + a21 = 0 & a31 + a13 = 0 & a23 + a32 = 0
(B) i = j = k  a11 = a22 = a33 = 0
(1) i = 1, j = 2, k = 1 then a12 = a21
(2) i = 1, j = 3, k = 1 then a13 = a31
(3) i = 2, j = 3, k = 2 then a23 = a32
(C) & (D)are by similar argument.

17. [A- r] [B - q] [C - p] [D – r]
(A) We have a 2 − b2 + c 2 = 0 and a 2 − 2bd + c 2 = 0  b2 = 2bd
b
As b  0  =2
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x −1 y + 2 z − 3
(B) Equation of line through (1, − 2, 3) and parallel to given line is = = ..
2 3 −6
Any point on it is (2r + 1, 3r − 2, 6r + 3)
1
This point lines on the plane if r =
7
 9 11 15 
So, the point is  , − , 
7 7 7 
2 2 2
 9   11   15 
Required distance =  − 1 +  − + 2  +  − 3  = 1
7   7  7 
(C) General points on two given lines may be written as (r1 + 2, r1 + 3, − kr1 + 4) and
(kr2 + 1, 2r2 + 4, r2 + 5)
If two lines intersect then for some r1 and r2
r1 + 2 = kr2 + 1, r1 + 3 = 2r2 + 4 and kr1 + 4 = r2 + 5
Eliminating r1 and r 2

k 2 + 3k = 0  k = 0 or − 3
k 4 1
(D) 4 k 2 = 0  k = 2, 4
2 2 1

18. [A-s] [B-t] [C-q] [D-r]

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