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KEY SHEET
MATHEMATICS
1 BD 2 AB 3 ABCD 4 ABC 5 BCD 6 AC
7 62 8 48 2 9 2.25 10 4.5 11 6 12 7
13 2 14 9 15 4 16 3 17 5 18 8
19 3 20 6.90–
6.95

PHYSICS
21 AC 22 BD 23 BD 24 AC 25 ABCD 26 AD
27 88.8 8- 28 5.00 29 10 3 30 1.38- 31 1 32 1
88.8 9 1.39
33 2 34 2 35 1 36 1 37 0.5 38 0.5
39 0.4 40 20

CHEMISTRY
41 BCD 42 ABCD 43 AD 44 ACD 45 ABC 46 ABCD
47 1.45 48 1.05 49 0.40 50 0.80 51 7 52 4
53 8 54 2 55 9 56 9 57 5.50 58 3
59 3 60 1

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SOLUTIONS
M ATHEM ATICS
1. ax 4  bx 2  c  0
Put x 2  t to get at 2  bt  c  0
t  0  D  0, sum of roots  0 and product of roots  0
As b 2  4ac, b 2  4ac  0 or D  0
b c
Sum of roots  0   0 and product of root  0   0
a a
Both of these condition are satisfied when b  0, a  0, c  0 or b  0, a  0, c  0
2. Conceptual
x
x x
3. Take h  x   e f  x , e  f  t  dt
0
x x
 x 2 /2
e 1  x  f  t  dt and e
x
 f  t  dt
0 0
For option A,B,C,D respectively
2x y
4. Equation of the normal at ' ' on the ellipse is  3
cos  sin 
4cos sin 
If it passes through ' ', then  3
cos  sin 
2
16cos 2   sin  
   3  
cos 2   sin  
 16 1  6sin  16
 sin 2      9  0
 cos2  sin 2   sin  2
cos 
 9cos 2   16 
2
 sin  sin   sin   
 16sin 2   cos 2  
 7  9sin 2  
 sin   f      sin   
 1  15sin 2  
x2 y2  x cos x  y sin x 2 
5. 2
 2  
y b  P 
They are at right angles
 1 cos 2    1 sin 2  
 2  
    0 
 a P 2   b 2 P2 
1 1 1
 
a 2 b2 P2

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ab
P
b2  a 2
P is the length of perpendicular from origin on line x cos   y sin   P
ab
Line touch the circle centred at origin and radius 
b2  a
6.  

 
P1 : r  iˆ  ˆj  kˆ . iˆ  ˆj  0 
x y2
x0 y 1 z  0
P2  1  0 11 1 0  0  x  2y  z  2
1 1 1

cos   nˆ1.nˆ2 
 
i  ˆj iˆ  2 ˆj  kˆ  3
2 6 2
11

6
cot   3
P2 lies L hence angle between P2 and L  0
1
7. Area   8  4sin   16sin 
2
If area is integer sin  can be equal to
1 2 3 15
, , ....
16 16 16 16

15 in all four quadrants and 2 are on axis

N  62
 x18  1
8. p  x   x
17
 x 1 


 x19  1 x17  1

 x  1 2
Now gcd 17,19  1 and also p has 34 complex roots. Hence all 16, 17–th roots of unity
and 18, 19–th rots of unity are the root of p
i 2n
Then, zm  e 19 , m  1,2,..........18
i 2n
zn  e 17 , n  1, 2,.........16

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m n 
Then ak   , / m  1,..........18, n  1,......16
19 17 
5 5
1  n  1  n  9
9. V  f    cos  3   f     cos 2   
2
2  33  2  11  8
n 1 n 1
10. Let the probability that P1 will pair up with P2 , P3 and P4 be respectively 2k ,3k and 4k
and 2k  3k  4k  1 or K  1 / 9.
Now, P2 , will not reach the next round, if it is paired with P1.
Required probability  2 / 9
11.  
x2  x2   x2   x 2  2
 
2x 3
1 1 1
 
3 x 2
1 1
 
x x
1 5 1
x2  2  x
x 2
2
12. F ' x    2 x  3  f  x dx
x
1  cos x cos 2 x 1  cos 2 x cos 2 x
13. lim  lim
x 0 x2 
x 0 1  cos x cos 2 x x 2 
1 1  cos 2 x cos 2 x
 lim
  x0
. lim
x 0 1  cos x cos 2 x x2
 1  cos 2 x 
1   cos 2 x 2  cos 2 x   cos 2 x
2
1  2 1
 lim  lim
2 x 0 x2 2 x 0 2x2
1 1
  lim 2  cos 2 x  2 cos 2 x  1
4 x 0 x
1 1  cos 2 x
 lim  cos 2 x  2 . lim
4 x 0 x 0 x2


1  2 . lim 2sin 2 x 3  sin x 
 .2 lim  
3
2

4 x 0 x2 4 x 0  x  2
3 1
 limit   2
2 2
14. Let  h, k  is the circumcentre of PQR.

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t t
h  1 2  t1  t2  2h .... i 
2
t1  t22
2
k ..... ii 
8
mPR  mPQ  1
t22 / 4  0 t12 / 4  0
  1  t1t2  16
t2  0 t1  0
Now, t12  t22  8k
  t1  t2   2t1t2  8k
2

 4h2  32  8k
 h 2  8  2k
Hence locus of  h, k  is x 2  2 y  8.
Now locus of the circumcentre of PQR is a parabola x 2  2 y  8.
Circle drawn with diameter as a focal chord will always touch the directrix of the
parabola which is
1
y  2    2y  7  0 b  c  9.
2
 2 3   2 3  7 12  8 12 
15. A2         4 A    , So A2  4 A  I  0
1 2 1 2   4 7  4 8 
16. Conceptual
17. Conceptual

18,19&20.
Locus of z is a circle S1 :  x  1  y 2  1
2

Locus of w is an ellipse S 2 :
 x  1
2

y2
1
1 9
Let equation of tangent to ellipse be
y  m  x  1  m 2  9
 it is normal to circle
 it passes through 1,0  m 2  3
y  m  x  1  2 3
Tangents are y  3x  3 and y   3x  3

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PHYSICS
21.

Fig  a &  b show the free body diagram of the two blocks. Solving Eqs.  i &  ii  , we
get T  0 and a  g  sin    cos  
22. The maximum extension x produced in the spring in Fig. is given by F  kx
or x  F / k . The time period of oscillation is
mass m
T  2  2
force constant k
In case  a one end A of the spring is fixed to the wall. When a force F is applied to the
free end B in the direction shown in Fig. The Spring is stretched exerting a force on the
wall which in turn exerts an equal and opposite reaction force on the spring, as a result of
which every coil of the spring is elongated producing a total extension x. In case
 b shown in Fig. Both ends of the spring are free. Therefore the reaction force is absent,
as a result of which every coil of the spring is not posite directions. The coil at point O in
the middle of the spring is not elongated. This situation can be visualized as two springs
each of length l / 2 (where l is the length of the complete spring) are joined to each other
at point O. Since extension is proportional to the length of the spring, the force F applied
at end B produces an extension x / 2 in the part OB of the spring and the force F applied
at A produces an extension x / 2 in the part OA. The total extension in the spring is
x x
  x. Thus, the maximum extension produced in the spring in cases  a and  b is
2 2
the same. Now, the force constant of half the spring is twice that of the complete spring. In case
 b the force constant  2k. Hence the time period of oscillation will be
m T
T '  2   2
2k T'

 
1/2
23. AC  CB  2 AC  2 l 2  d 2 . Increase in length

 
1/2
L  AC  CB  AB  2 l 2  d 2  2l

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T
Stress 
a

 
1/2
L 2 l2  d 2  2l
Strain  
L 2l
1/2
 d2   d2 

If d  l , l  d
2 2 1/2
  l 1 


l2 
 l 1  2 
 2l 
 d2 
Therefore 
2 l d 2

2 1/2
 2l  2l 1  2   2l 
 2l 
d2
l
. Thus

L d 2
 Strain  
L 2l 2
stress T /a  d2 
Now Y   2 Or T  aY  
strain d / 2l 2  2l 2 
24. Statement (a) is correct. This follows from Lenz's law. Statement (b) is incorrect. The sparking is caused
because a large induced emf is developed at the breaking of the circuit. Statement (C) is correct. A coil
offers no reactance to direct currents, i.e. inductance plays no role in de circuits. Hence there will be no
change in the brightness of the bulb when an iron core is inserted in the coil. Statement (d) is incorrect.
The coil will offer reactance  L to alternating current. When an iron core is inserted in the coil the
inductance L increases due to increase in flux, hence the reactance of the coil increases, causing a
decrease in current in the circuit. As a result the brightness of the bulb will be reduced.
25. All the four choices are correct.
26. The correct choices are (a) and (d)
4mM 800
27. Percentage loss of energy   100   88.9%
 M  m 2 9
28. The equation of continuity of flow is 1a1  2 a2
1 4 2
Where 1  1.0ms , a1  10 m , 2  velocity of stream at h  0.15m below the tap. The value

of 2 is given by 22  12  2gh  1.0  2  10  0.15  4.0

1a1 1.0  104
or 2  2.0ms
1
Now a2    5.0  105 m2
2 2.0
29. Let the frequency of fork C be n. Then n A  n  0.03n  1.0n and
nB  n  0.05 n  0.98 n. The bet frequency is
nb  n A  nB
or 5  1.03 n  0.98 n  0.05n
Which gives n  100 Hz. Hence n A  1.03  100  103Hz
30. The time constant of the circuit is
L 100  103 3
   2  10 s  2 millisecond
R 50
t / 
Current at time t is given by I  I 0 e

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Where I 0 is the steady current, Therefore, time for I to fall to I 0 / 2 is
1
e t /   or et /  2 or t   ln  2
2
31. Relative speed of man with respect to escalator =  v – u  .
Actual displacement of man per second =  v – u  .
hv
Hence, the actual displacement of man in going up the escalator of height h is .
 v – u
hv
Therefore, Work done = mg 
 v – u
32. From Newton’s second law of motion, force is the rate of change of momentum, i.e.,
d dM F  2  2
F   M   .   2
Retardation   or acceleration  
dt dt M M M
1 1
33. Excess pressure inside a droplet with two principle radius of curvature is T    .
 r1 r2 
  
Therefore, excess pressure is p   2
r d /2 d
 Force due to surface tension pushing the two plates together is
2 A
F  excess pressure  area of layer 
d
34. Refer to Fig. 24.70 Wire PQ of length d, the spacing between rails carries a current I vertically
downwards in a magnetic field pointing towards the reader and perpendicular to the length PQ of the
wire, Thus angle  between I and B is 90. The force exerted on the wire of length d by the
magnetic field is
F  BId sin 90  BId
Using Fleming’s left hand rule, the direction of the force is to the left. The acceleration of the wire is
force F BId 1 2 2x
a   Now x  at  t  .
mass m m 2 a

35. hv  E  W0  0.5 eV  W0  i
When the energy of the incident photon is increased by 20%, we have
6
hv  E ' W0  0.8eV  W0  ii 
5
Subtracting  ii  from  i  , we get hv  1.5eV . Hence
W0  hv  0.5eV  1.5eV  0.5eV  1.0eV .
36.

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CHEMISTRY
41. Conceptual
42. Conceptual
43. Naming of ligands is not correct in B
44. NCERT
45. Product formed through aldol condensation is
OCH 3

46.
O

Y  is HO OH

O
Z .M
47. d
N A.a 3
8  12 gm / mole
d dia  ...1
N A  a3
a 3  o  4 
 2r  1.50; a  1.50A   
4    3
8  28 gm / mole
d si  ... 2

N A   2.25  4 / 3 
 
3
8  12 N A   2.25 4 / 3 
d dia
   
 
3 8 28
N A  1.50 4 / 3 
d si
 
3
 12   2.25  12 27
      1.45
 28   1.5  28 8
16
48. no2   0.5
32

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 T  P
S  n CP,m ln  2   R ln 1 
  T1  P2 
7  600   1 
 0.5  R ln    R ln   
2  300   4 
 0.5 3.5R ln 2  2 R ln 2
 0.5  1.5R ln 2
 1.05Cal / K
49. –––––––––––––––
1  6 r   r /3ao
50. R  r    e
9 6ao3/2  ao ao 2 
For r  0, R  r   0
The number of radial mode  1
It’s 3P   l  1, n  3

51. Except I 2 , Xe and Cl2

52. E  E   0.06 pH
0.22  0.46  0.06 pH
0.06 pH  0.46  0.22
0.24
pH  4
0.06
53. a  7, b  1
 P is CH 2  CH  CH3; Q is CH 3  2 NH .
   
 
54. Co  gly 3  ,  Pt  CH 3  CH  COO 
  |
 
  NH 2 2 
O Ph
|| |
55. Ph  C  C  Ph
|
OH
X  5
Y   13
56. Na4  Fe  CN 5  NOS   total number of linkage isomers including  X   18
a
 9
2
57. x  2, y  9

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N  CH3 2

2  H 2 S  6 Fe3  6Fe2  NH 4  4 H 

Me2 N S NMe2
NH 2 
N

58.
O
O  
OH O OH
OH

OTs 
 OTs

X
59.
OTs

OH 


HO 

60.


O HO NO2 O HO NO2

Br O O NO2

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