Sec: JR.IIT_*CO SC(MODEL-A) CAT-5 Date: 16.10.

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Time: 3HRS 2016_P2 Max. Marks: 186
KEY SHEET
PHYSICS
1 D 2 A 3 A 4 A 5 C
6 D 7 ABCD 8 ACD 9 ACD 10 ABC
11 AD 12 ACD 13 ABD 14 ACD 15 A
16 A 17 A 18 C

CHEMISTRY
19 A 20 A 21 D 22 D 23 B

24 B 25 AB 26 AC 27 ABC 28 ABCD

29 ABCD 30 ACD 31 ABC 32 AC 33 B

34 C 35 C 36 D

MATHEMATICS
37 C 38 A 39 B 40 D 41 B

42 C 43 AC 44 AB 45 BC 46 BC

47 A 48 BC 49 ABCD 50 ABD 51 A

52 D 53 C 54 C
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SOLUTIONS
PHYSICS
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2.

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7.

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8.

9.

10.

Vy'  eVy

45  Vy 
' 2
45 e 2  16 3
    e
100 2g 100 2  10 4
Impulsive normal  mv'y    mv y   2  ev y  v y   14 NS
Impulsive friction  J N  0.2  14  2.8 NS
2.8  2  v 'x  v x   v 'x  2  1.4  0.6m / s

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2  0.6  3
' '
2v v
x x y
  36cm
g 10
  2.8  14 
2 2
Net impulse by ground
11.

12.

v-u = velocity of CG of person wrt ground

u = velocity of CG of person relative to belt.
Power delivered by gravity = Pg   mgsin    v  u 
Power delivered by friction  fv

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  mgsin  v
As acceleration of person = 0
f  mgsin 
 w int  w g  w f  KE
w int  Pg t  Pf t  0
l
t 
u-v
l
w int  mgsin   u  v  v  0
u-v
mgh u
w int =
u-v
13.

14. Conceptual
15. &16.
Passage – I
On sand +belt system
Fby motor  weight of sand on belt + thrust force at starting point
gh
Fby motor   v
v
dF
For least possible driving force  0  V  gh .
dV
Power supplied by motor = Pdissipated  Pto provide KE  Pto provide PE
1
FV  Pdissipated  v 2  gh
2
1
gh  v 2  Pdiss.  v 2  gh
2
1
Pdiss  v 2
2
17. Conceptual
18. Conceptual

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CHEMISTRY
h
19.  L      1
2
A   C A 
 D
20:
a  2x x a  2x x
a  2x  x
n 3
a So,  2K1  t  n 3 Hence, t 
x 2K1
3
W 0.2
d  VM  8
21. V 0.25
1 1
22. At equivalence print, pH  6  7  pK b  log C
2 2
6 4
 K b  10 and x  10 mole
Addition of ‘y’ mole BOH makes it basic buffer in BCl + BOH
 POH  6  pK b  log
 x   6  log salt 
 B  base
  base   10 4 mole  y
[base] total added  2 104 mole  x  y
23. Ksp  4s3  5  1016
 OH    2s  10 5
POH  5  pH  9
1
24. CO  O2  CO2
2
CH 4  2O2  CO2  2H 2 O
If CO = x ml then CO2 = x + y = 14 mL,
CH 4  y mL VN2  6mL
Reduction in volume = Volume O2reacted
x
 2y  13  VCH4  4 ml
2
25. Conceptual
V
26. S  nR ln 2
V1
W  PV
27. Conceptual
dP  r 
28. 0
dr
 2zr 2 
  Zr  0
 a0 
a0
r 
z
29. 4.0g atom Mg  10.0g mole HNO3.
PV
30. Z  0.711  1
RT
 VM  1 and negative deviation

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V2
31. Sx  y  2.303R log
V1
Sx  z : Adiabatic reversible
32. Conceptual
Passage I 33 and 34
PS  X A PA0  X B PB0
Passage I 35 and 36
Conceptual

MATHS
xz
37. xz  y 2 & y 2 
2
xz
  xz
2
A.M.  G.M.
 xz  xz   xz  xz
2

 xz  0  xz  1
 y2  1  y  1
Now, x  2y  z  2y 2  2y

 2y 2  2y  min
 22  4
38. a  md,a  24d,a  rd are in G.P.
 a  24d 2   a  md a  rd
2
a  a a 
  24    m   r
d d d
a
Let  x
d
 x  24 2   x  m x  r 
x 2  576  48x  x 2   m  r  x  mr
48x  576   m  r  x  mr
2mr
Now : 24 
mr
2mr
mr 
24
39. 3x  x  1  4 x 2  1
2

If x  1,1 ,
3x 2  x  1  4x 2  4  7x 2  x  5  0

say f  x   7x 2  x  5
f 1  3;f  1  1;f  0  1
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[Two roots]
If x  (, 1]  [1, )
3y1  3y2  3y3   y1  y2  y3   3
1

40.  3 
3
 3y1  3y2  3y3  34

 log 3 3y1  3y2  3y3  4 
m4
x  x 2  x3 3
Also, 1  x1x 2 x 3
3
 x1x 2 x 3  27
 log 3 x1  log 3 x 2  log 3 x 3  3
M3
   
Thus,log 2 m3  log 3 M 2  6  2  8
41. Given 2  a1  a 2  ....  a n   b1  b 2  .......  b n
 2n  1
 2   2c   n  2 x 2   c 
n
2  2  1 

 2n 2  2n  c 2n  1  2n 
2n 2  2n
c N
2n  1  2n
42.
43.  A  A T is skew symmetric and A  A T  0
 order of A cannot be odd
 order of A is 2
Now  AB  BA  A I
 B1A 1  A 1B1
 
 adj B2 A 1B1A  adj B2 B1A  adjB  
 adj adjA   A
2 2
AA
44. 1 adj adjA  A n 2 A  common property
 2 adj AB T  adj BT A T   adjA T .adjBT   adjA T . adjB T
 3 adj adjA  A n 2 A

 A
n2 n
 A  A
 n 1 2

 4 Let C  A 2 B2  B2 A 2
45. 3ABA 1  3A  2A 1BA  2A
  
 3A BA 1  I  A 1B  I 2A 
 3A  B  A  A 1  A 1  B  A  2A
Taking mod on both sides
3n A  B  2n A  B

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3n
2 n
 AB 0
AB 0
Let M  ABA 1  A 1BA
AM  A 2 BA 1  BA  BA  A 2 BA 1  AM
3ABA 1  A  2A 1BA

3ABA 1  A  2A 1 A 2 BA 1  AM 
3ABA 1  A  2ABA 1  2M
2M  ABA 1  A  A  B  A  A 1
 2 n M  A A  B A 1  0
M 0
46.

Required are = 4×area in quadrant 1

 
 4  1    4  
 4
2p p4
47. x2  x 0
p5 p5
f  0  0,f  2  0,f  3  0
48. x 2  2x  a  1  0

 x 2  2x  1  a 2
  x  1  a 2
2

 x  1 a
   1  a,   1  a
Let f  x   x 2  2  a  1 x  a  a  1
Since  and  lie   ,   ,so
f 1  a   0,f 1  a   0
tan x  tan y
49.   tan z
1  tan x tan y
6  tan z
  tan z  tan z  3
1 2
 tan x  tan y  3  tan x  1, tan y  2
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50. f  x   x   3k  1 x  2k  3k  2  0
2 2

  x   k  2   x   2k  1 
x 2  1  0  x  1 or x  1
 for possible solutions

 1  k  2 1  2k  1  0

1  k  21  2k  1  0
 k  1 k  1  0
  k  0,1
 k  k  3  0
51. Let cos 4 2  x 2  t tan 2 t  4a tan t  2  2a  0
For a  1
tan 2 t  4 tan t  4  0   tan t  2  0  tan t  2
2

 cos 4 2  x 2  tan 1  2 cos 4 2  x 2  1 and tan 1  2  1

The number of solutions is 0

a  1 tan 2 t  2 tan t  1  0   tan t  1  0

2
52.
2
 3 
 tan t  1  t  ,  t  1 cos 4 2  x 2  or cos 4 2  x 2  3 4
4 4 4
Each of the above equations gives two solutions.
Therefore total no.of solutions is 4.
4 1
53. Max value of x1  m  1 x1  
24 4
54. Min value of x 2  when m  1 ; x 2  4.24  64

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