02-07-2023 - SR - Super60 - STERLING BT - Jee-Adv (2022-P1) - UTA-17 - Key & Sol's

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Sec:Sr.Super60_ STERLING _BT JEE-ADVANCE‐2022-P1 Date: 02-07-2023
Time: 09.00Am to 12.00Pm UTA-17 Max. Marks: 180
KEY SHEET
MATHEMATICS
1 5 2 9 3 1233 4 7 5 3 6 5
7 72 8 819 9 BC 10 ABD 11 A 12 ABCD
13 ACD 14 ABCD 15 A 16 B 17 A 18 A
PHYSICS
19 4 20 1 21 2 22 1 23 1.5 24 4
25 3 26 8 27 BD 28 ABC 29 BC 30 ABCD
31 BD 32 AC 33 A 34 D 35 B 36 B
CHEMISTRY
5.17
37 – 38 2 39 2 40 4 41 4 42 14
5.19
43 0 44 3 45 ABC 46 BC 47 ACD 48 AB
49 AC 50 ABC 51 B 52 C 53 D 54 A
Sri Chaitanya IIT Academy 02-07-2023_Sr.Super60_ STERLING _BT_Jee-Adv(2022-P1)_UTA-17_Key & Sol’s
SOLUTIONS
MATHEMATICS
n
1
1. We have  n   n
r 0 Cr : n = 10
 n /21  1  1  1  n /21 2  1
   n 
 n  n    n  n
 r 0  Cr  Cn r  C / 2  r 0 Cr  Cn /2
 n /21 2  1
 2  n  n ……(ii)
 r 0 Cr  Cn / 2
 n / 2  1
 r nr n/2

n
 n
r  n  n  n
r  0 Cr r 0  Cr Cr  Cn /2
 n /21 n  n n   n /21 1  1  n
   n  n    n   n    n [Using (ii)]
 r 0 Cr  2. Cn /2 2   r 0 Cr  Cn /2  2
n
r n
Hence , 
r 0
n
  n for all n  N
Cr 2
2. ab = 1
6!
   
1/ 3 a 1/ 2 b c
3. Any term of the expansion is of the form 5 x 3 y z
a!b!c!
non-negative integers and a + b + c = 6. For rational coefficients ‘a’ must be
z c , a, b,c
multiple of 3 and b must be multiple of 2. The following are the possibilities
6! 6! 6! 2 6! 3 6! 6! 6! 2
Sum of coefficients   .3  3  3  5  .5.3  5  1233
6! 2!4! 4!2! 6! 3!3! 3!2! 6!
Ans.
4. Where S = 1.2n + 2.2n-1 + 3.2n-2 + ..... + n.2

1
S = 2n-1 + 2.2n-2 + ..... + (n -1) 2 + n
2
1
Subtracting, S = (2n + 2n-1 + ..... + 2) - n = 2(2n -1) - n
2
\ S = 2(2 - 2) - 2n = 2(2n+1 - n - 2)
n +1
n +1
Hence, = 2(i.e.,) n = 7
4
5. 240 is divisible by 4n + 2 or 120 is divisible by 2n + 1.
Number of the form (2n + 1), n  I are all odd natural numbers.
Thus we have to find al odd numbers dividing 120.
These numbers are 1, 3, 5, 15.
Hence, number of divisors = 4.
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6. _ _ _ _ 5 = 10 4 ways
_ _ _ 5 _ = 104 ways
_ _ 5 _ _ = 104 ways
_ 5 _ _ _ = 104 ways
5 _ _ _ _ = 104 ways
total = 5´104 ways
7.
(a1 + a 2 + a 3 + a 4 ) = 21
a 5 + a 3 + a 6 + a 7 = 21
a1 + a 2 + a 3 + a 4 + a 5 + a 6 + a 7 = 35
 a 3 = 7, a1 + a 2 + a 4 = 14, a 5 + a 6 + a 7 = 14
a1 , a 2 , a 3 Î {2, 4,8}, a 5 ,a 6 , a 7 Î {3, 5, 6}
a1 , a 2 , a 4 Î {3, 5,6}, a 5 ,a 6 , a 7 Î {2, 4, 8}
Required number of ways = (3!´ 3!) + (3!´ 3!) = 72
8. Let 23.34.56 = N
xy
= N  ( x - N )( y - N ) = N 2
x+y
[ X - N = X, Y - N = Y ]
XY = N 2 = 26.38.512
Number of solutions X. Y = N 2 = 26.38.512
9. We note that each option is of the form
 n  1  or  n n 1
n
 n  1
n n
1  1
Now,  1  
n n 1 n  n
1 n  n  1  1 
n 2
 1
But 1    1  n.   
 n n 2!  n 
n  n  1 n  2   1 
3
    .........
3! n
1  1  1  1  2 
 11  1     1    1    ......
2!  n  3!  n   n 

n
 1
Clearly ,  1    2 …….(1)
 n
n
 1 1 1 1
Also 1    2   2  3  .......
 n 2 2 2
1
  2  2  3, provided n  3
1
1
2
n
 1
 2  1    3
 n
n
2 1 1 3
   1     1, for n  3
n n n n
 n  1
n
  1   n  1  n n 1 for n  3
n
n 1
n
Which is satisfied only by the option (b) and (c)
 
2n 1
10. Given 3 3  5     …. (1)
 0   1
 
2n 1
Let  '  3 3  5 …. (2)
0   '  1
From (1) & (2)
   
2n 1 2n 1
   '  3 3  5  3 3 5
   
2n  2
 2  2n 1 C1 3 3  53  ...  2n 1C2n 152n 1 
2n
5  2n 1C3 3 3
 
     '  10 1
But 1     '  1
   ' is an integer
   '  0
  101
 divisible by 10.
2n 1
     
2n 1 2n 1
        3 3  5 
2 2
 52  30 3  22n 1 26  15 3
 
      divisible by 22n 1
2

10 10
 A (B
r 1
r 10 Br  C10 A r )   10 Cr ( 20 C 10 20 C r – 30 C 10 10 C r )
r 1
11.
10 10
= 20
C 10 r 1
10
C10 r 20 C r 30 C10  10 C r 10 C10 r
r 1
= C10 ( C10 -1)- C10 ( C10 - 1) = 30C10 - 20C10 = C10 - B10

20 30 30 20
3
12. A) 6 C3. 4C2 .5!.5! = (5!)
B) 6 C1.9!
C) (6 + 1)!4!
D) 10 P4
13. No. of divisors = (1 + 1)(2 + 1)(3 + 1)(1 + 1)(1 + 1) = 96
Since there are 6 primes which are  13 and N contain only five distinct primes, N cannot
be div. By 13!.
15. A) S    i  j  ci.cj     n  i  n  j  ci.cj 

o i  j  n o i  j  n
2 S  2n   ci.cj 
o i  j  n
 
S  n ci.cj  n 22n  2ncn  1 2n
   ci.cj    2  2ncn  
2  o i  j  n 2 
  Ci  n C j    C i  
n
n n
B) Cj
0 i  j  n 0 i  j  n 0i  j  n
n
 n.2n 1   j. n C j  n.2n 1  n.2n 1  n.2n
j 1
n
C)  0 i  j  n
i nC j  
j 1
n
C j  0  1  2  .....  j  1
n
j  j  1 1 n 1 n n
  nC j   j 2 nC j   j Cj
j 1 2 2 j 1 2 j 1
1 1
  n  1 n.2n2  n.2n1  n  n  1 .2n3
2 2
16. A) a0  a1  a2 ..........  a22n  coefficient x 2nin(1  x  x 2 )n ( x 2  x  1)n
2 2 2
n
 1 1 
B) a0 a2  a1a3  .......  a2 n2 a2 n  coefficient x 2 in (1  x  x )  1   2 
2 n
 x x 
C) ar  a2 n r
D) let f(x) = (1  x  x )
2 n
f (1)  f (1)
a0  a2  a4 ......  a2 n 
2

a0  1
17. AA, SSS, TT, EE, RR, M, B, L
11!
A) Take RAAT as one unit. Therefore 10 + 1 = 11 units can be arranged in ways.
3!´ 2!
B) After fixing S in first position and R in last position the remaining 12 letters can be
12!
arranged in remaining 12 positions in 4
ways
(2!)
7!
C) First 7 positions can be filled with A 's, E 's, M, B, L in 2
ways. The remaining
(2!)
7!
7 positions can be filled with S's, T 's, R 's in 2
ways.
3!´(2!)
7!
D) 7 even positions can be filled with A 's, S's, R 's in 2
ways. 7 odd positions
(2! ) ´ 3!
7!
can be filled with T 's, E 's, M, B, L in 2
(2! )
18. A) One Indian wife and one American wife can be selected in 2 C1 ´ 2C1 ways and
keeping an unmarried person in between these two wives the total number of linear
arrangements are 2 C1 ´ 2C1 ´ 7´ 2 = 40320
B) Required number of ways = 8= 40320
C) Required number of ways = (7 -1)´ 2 ´ 2C1 ´ 2C1 = 5760
D) Number of ways in which interviews can be arranged
= 9 ´ 8C 2 ´ 6C 2 ´ 4C 2 ´ 2C 2 = 22680

PHYSICS
0
19. PQ = R tan 60 = 3R
R
OP = = 2R
cos600
(
Total resistance of the loop, r = 3 + 3 Rl )
pR 2
Area of the loop enclosing the field, A =
6
A dB
Induced current, i =
r dt
0
PQ = R tan 60 = 3R
R
OP = = 2R
cos600
(
Total resistance of the loop, r = 3 + 3 Rl )
pR 2
Area of the loop enclosing the field, A =
6
A dB
Induced current i =
r dt
20. Magnetic flux likes with the loop is
m i
f = B.S = 0 (a 2 )
2p r
2
m ia
= 0
2pr
df m 0ia 2 dr
\ e= =
dt 2pr 2 dt
m 0ia 2 æ dr ö
= V çç = v÷÷
2pr 2 çè dt ÷ø
21. If we consider the cylindrical surface to be a ring of radius R, there will be an induced
emf due to changing field.
dj dB
ò E. dl = dt = -A dt
dB dB E dB
 E (2pR ) = A = -pR 2 E=
dt dt 2 dt
\ force on the electron.
eR d B 1 eR dB
F = Ee = -  acceleration =
2 dt 2 m dt
As the field is increasing being directed inside the paper, hence there will be
anticlockwise induced current (in order to oppose the cause) in the ring (assumed). Hence
there will be a force towards left on the electron

b
m 0i ém æ b öù m æbö
22. f= ò dr = ê 0 ln çç ÷÷÷ú i = Li  L = 0 ln çç ÷÷÷
ç 2p çè a ø
a
2pr ëê 2p è a øûú
1
23. E OA = BwR 2 OA = R;
2
3
E OB = B0wR 2
2
24. Where the frame has turned through at angle q ,

f = BA cos q
y y
2 4 3/2
where A = ò 2x dy = ò ydy = y
0 k 0 3 k
1
sin ce y = at 2
2
B 2 2/3 3
\F= a t cos q
3 K
df
By faraday 's law, E ind =
dt
p
When the frame turns through
4
Eind p (p -12) B Bap(p -12)
2 3/2
k 4w
I= = =
R 192w 2 k 2a pl 48 2wl
25. de = B(dx )[ x sin qw ]
l
2
e = Bw sin q ò x dx
0
2
l
= Bw sin 2 q
2
22
= 6(1) ´ sin 2 30 = 3V
2
26. EMF induced in rod ab is E1 = Bv1L sin 600
Here L = length of ab
Lsin 600 = l = 10cm = separation between the rails
\ E1 = Bv1l = 10 ´10-3 ´ 4 ´ 0.1 = 4 mV
The equivalent circuit is as shown. Current distribution is also shown. WE will apply
Kirchhoff’s loop law for the two loops.
For loop abfe :

5i + 10i1 = 4
For loop cdef
8
Solving (i) and (ii), gives i mA
55
[In equations (i) and (ii), the voltages in mV]
27. Equivalent circuit :
Bwr 2 çæ Bwa 2 ÷ö
Indeed e.m.f E = = çç ÷÷( radius = a )
2 è 2 ÷ø
By nodal equation
æ x - E ö÷ æ x - 0 ö÷ 4E 2Bwa 2
4çç + ç = 0  x = =
çè r ÷÷ø èçç r ø÷÷ 5 5r
Also direction of current in (i) will be toward negative terminal, i.e., from rim to origin
E 4E
alternating, by equivalent of cells figure I = =
r 5r
r+
4
2
BwR
28. Due to only rotation, emf = , due to only translation, emf = BvR
2
29. Fnet = ma

æ dV ö
-Bil = mV çç ÷÷÷ but induced current i = BVl/R
çè dx ø
x
-VB2l 2 æ dV ö÷
ç -mR 0 mRV
 = V ç ÷÷  ò dx = 2 2 ò dV  x = 2 2 0
mR ç
è dx ø Bl V Bl
0 0
1
Heat liberated = change in K.E of rod = mV02
2
dB ar
30. For r £ R, E ´ 2pr = ´pr 2  E =
dt 2
dB 2 ar 2
For r > R, E ´ 2pr = ´pr  E =
dt 2
R dB æ R ö÷2 paR 2
For r = the emf induced. e = ´pçç ÷÷ =
2 dt çè 2 ø 4
31. The net magnetic flux through the loops at time ‘t’ is
f = B(2A - A )cos wt = BA cos wt
df
so, = BwA sin wt
dt
df p
\ is maximum when f = wt =
dt 2
The emf induced in the smaller loop.
d
wsmaller = (BA cos wt ) = BwA sin wt
dt
\ amplitude of maximum net emf induced in both the loops
= amplitude of maximum emf induced in the smaller loop alone.
32. By reciprocity theorem of mutual induction, it can be assumed that current in infinite
wire is varying at 10 A/s and EMF is induced in triangular loop.
Flux of magnetic field through triangle loop, if current in infinite wire is f , can be
calculated as follows.
mi
df = 0 2y dy
2py
mi
df = 0 dy
p
m iæ 1 ö
f = 0 çç ÷÷÷
p çè 2 ø

df m 0 æç 1 ö÷ di
 EMF = = ç ÷÷
dt p çè 2 ø dt
m æ Aö m
= 0 (10 cm)çç10 ÷÷÷ = 0 volt
p çè s ø p
33. Conceptual
34. Work done by magnetic force on the charge = 0 in any part of its motion.
\ S is matching for all parts (i), (ii), (iii), (iv)
 
For loop – 1 å Iin = -i + i - i = -i \ ò B. dl = m 0 (-i)
 
For loop – 2 å Iin = i - i + i = i \ ò B. dl = m 0 (i)
 
For loop – 3 å Iin = -i - i + i = -i ò B. dl = m 0 (-i)
 
For loop – 4 å Iin = +i + i - i = +i ò B. dl = m 0 (i)
(note : That current will be taken as positive which produces lines of magnetic field in the

same sense in which dl is taken)
35. Magnetic field is along x-axis because when the cube is moved along x-axis, there is no
 
motional emf as v ´ B = 0. When the block is moved along y-axis, force on the electrons
is in direction
-( j´ i) = k
Therefore electric field will be created along z-axis
Now, c.v.B = 24 mV  c = 20 cm
Similarly bvB = 36 mV  b = 30 cm
a = 25 cm
36. A) Due to current carrying wire, the magnetic field in loop will be inwards w.r.t. the
paper. As current is increased, magnetic flux associated with loop increases. So a current
will be induced so as to decrease magnetic flux inside the loop. Hence induced current in
the loop will be anticlockwise. The current in left side of loop shall be downwards and
hence repelled by wire. The current in right side of loop is upwards and hence attracted
by wire. Since left side of loop is nearer to wire, repulsive force will dominate. Hence
wire will repel the loop.
B) Options in (B) will be opposite of that in (A)
C) When the loop is moved away from wire, magnetic flux decreases in the loop. Hence
the options for this case shall be same as in (B)
D) When the loop is moved towards the wire magnetic flux increases in the loop. Hence
the options for this case shall be same as in (A)

CHEMISTRY
37. 0.1 mole of reactant gives 0.08 moles of “A” and 0.08 moles of “A” gives 0.07 moles of
“B”
1) Hg (OAC)2 , H 2O
H 3C - CH 2 - CH = CH 2 ¾¾ ¾ ¾ ¾ ¾ ¾-¾¾ 
2) NaBH 4 , OH( )
B = C 4 H 8O 48 + 8 + 16 = 72g / mol
0.072´ 72 = 5.184 g
38.
39. Check the molecular weight differences.

40.
41. Conceptual
42. Conceptual
43. Electron withdrawing group only increases the rate of reaction.
44. Product is
45. Conceptual
46. Conceptual
47. A, C, D yields tri bromo phenol
48. In acidic medium only one alpha H per carbon is replaced by halogen
49. A and C form stable hydrates and are isolable
50. Reaction D give benzyl alcohol
51. Conceptual
52. Conceptual
53. Conceptual
54. Conceptual

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 A.P  T.S  KARNATAKA  TAMILNADU  MAHARASTRA  DELHI  RANCHI

7 72 8 819 9 BC 10 ABD 11 A 12 ABCD

4. Where S = 1.2n + 2.2n-1 + 3.2n-2 + ..... + n.2

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= C10 ( C10 -1)- C10 ( C10 - 1) = 30C10 - 20C10 = C10 - B10

15. A) S    i  j  ci.cj     n  i  n  j  ci.cj 

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24. Where the frame has turned through at angle q ,

For loop abfe :

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39. Check the molecular weight differences.

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