Aiits 2325 PT I Jeem TD Sol

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ALL INDIA INTEGRATED TEST SERIES
PART TEST – I
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TEST DATE: 03-12-2023
ANSWERS, HINTS & SOLUTIONS

Physics PART – A
SECTION – A
1. D
Sol. [Dipole moment] = LIT,  E   ML3 / IT 3 E   ML / IT 3
2. A
Sol. Rule : I We know all non zero digits are significant.
Rule : II. If zero is between two non – zero digits this is also significant.
Rule : III. If zero left to the non – zero digit they are non – significant.
Significant figures for number 23.023 is 5. Using I & II.
Significant figures for number 0.0003 is 1. Using I, II & III.
Significant figures for number 2.1  10–3 is 2. Using I.
3. D
4
Sol. (A) V   R3
3
dV 4 d 3 4
or ,   R   . 3R3  4R2
dR 3 dr 3
(B) At R = 10 cm, the rate of change of volume with the radius is
dV
dR

 4  R2  4 100 cm2 
400 cm2 .
The change in volume as the radius change from 10.0 cm to 10.1 cm is
dV
V  R
dR
 
 400  cm2  0.1 cm 
3
 40  cm
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4. C
a
Sol. Distance covered in nth second is  2n  1
2
1
Distance covered in n second = a n2
2
2 1
This implies ratio = 
n n2
5. B
Sol. V
S
O
6. B
Sol. Let v = velocity of rain
Possible values of  are –30o <  < 90o.
10
30o 
7. C
Sol. Force diagram in the frame of the car
T 
a
ma m
a

mg
Applying Newton’s law perpendicular to string
mgsin   macos 
a
tan  
g
Applying Newton’s law along string  T  m g2  a 2  ma T  m g2  a2  ma
8. B
Sol. a  b  c [string constrained]
T T
B
T b
T
A
C
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T = mB b [Newtons II law for B in horizontal direction]

T  m A  mC  C [Newton’s I law for A and C in horizontal direction]
MA g  T  mA a [Newton’s II law for A in vertical direction].
MA g  T T T
 
mA mB mA  mC
4mg  T T T
 
4m 3m 12m
3mg g
 T  b
2 2
9. B
Sol. FBD of block B w.r.t wedge A, for maximum ‘a’ perpendicular to wedge:
ma cos 
y'
N
x'
A
ma
F1 mg sin 
mg cos 

+
ma sin 
mg
f y'   mg cos   m a sin   N  0 and f x'  mg sin    N  ma cos   0 (for maximum a)

 mg sin     mgcos   ma sin    ma cos   0
 gsin   gcos  
 a
cos    sin 
o
for  = 45
 tan 45o     1  
a  g o ; a  g  
 cot 45     1  
10. B
Sol. The breaking force is insufficient, so the block will not slide.
Shear strength
=(0.6) 200 = 120N
ma
= 200N N 20 m / s2
200 N
10 g  10N
So friction force = 100N

and acceleration will be 20 m/sec2 only
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2 2
Net contact force on the block =  200   100   100 5 N
11. D
Sol. Increase in KE = work done
1 1  2F x 
m v 22  m   0 0 
2 2  m 
11 F0 x 0
 v2 
m
12. C
dU
Sol. F  0 at B and C
dx
13. B
Sol. VB  g
2  2
x  VB  x  2
g
14. A
Sol. h 2gh cos 
u
2gh cos 

focid

2gh
Here e = 1
If ball rebound elastically
vLOI = uLOI
 Along line of impact momentum conservation
 Ndt  mv   mu   mv  mu  2mu
Along LO I uLOL = u cos 
J = 2m cos. 2gh
15. A
ML
Sol. Initially Ycom 
Mm
Since no external force is acting
 COM should be at rest

m1y1  m2 y 2
y CM 
m1  m2
Let balloon descend by a distance x.
m  x   M h  x 
O
m M
ML   m  M  x
Mh
x (Distance descend by balloon)
mM
mh
Lx  (Distance raised by man)
mM
16. D
Sol. I  I1  I2  I3
I3
I1 I2
3 2
I1  I2  mr
2
mr 2
I3 
2
7 2
 I  I1  I2  I3 
mr
2
Moment of inertia = 3 mk2 where k is radius of gyration.
7
3mk 2  mr 2
2
7
 k r
6
17. C
Sol. By equating forces in vertical direction
T1  T2  mg
Tc.o.m  0
L L
T1  T2  0
4 2
T1  2T2
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18. C

Sol. For pure translatory motion, net torque about centre of mass should be zero. Thus F is applied at
centre mass of system.
i
 2 
 0, 3 
 
(0, 2  )
C
0    .2 2 2
P 
  2 3
2

3
 2 
 PC      
 3 
4

3
19. B
Sol. N
ma (with respect to truck)

(pseudo x
force)
f8
mg
 b
For extreme case cm  fs   N  0
2 2
ma b gb
 mg   0  fs  ma, N  mg  a
2 2 
20. D
Sol. Given a A  2   5 m / s 2
   5 / 2 rad / s2
 aB  1.     5 / 2 m / s 2

SECTION – B
21. 15
d
Sol. B catches C in time t then t 
u  10
Separation by this time has increased by ‘d’ between A and C hence
d
10  5   d
u  10 
u  15 m / s
22. 20
Sol. Velocity of approach of P and O is
P
60o
v = 10 m/s
O
dx
  v cos60o  5 m / s
dt
It can be seen that velocity of approach is always constant.
100
 P reaches O after =   20 sec
5
23. 50
Sol. N  mg  40
 fs max  N   0.8  40   32
fs  ext. force  30
2
R2  N2  fs2   50 
 R = 50 Nt.
24. 20
Sol.
F cos 60
N
60
F sin 60
f = µN
mg
F 3
N  mg  F sin 60  3  10  ……..(i)
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Fcos60  N ……..(ii)
F 1  F 3
    10 3  
2 2 3  2 
F F
 5
2 4
F
 5  F  20N
4
25. 10
1
Sol. Area under curve   4  20   40J
2
W = work done by resistive force F = – 40J
–40 = Kf –Ki , Ki = 50 J, so Kf = 50 – 40 = 10 J
26. 5
Sol. For safe driving Vmax  rg
10  rg

For wet road v'  rg  5m / s
4
27. 2
v 
Sol. rod  po int   rel.  ; vrel. being the velocity of one point w.r.t. other
 r 
3v  v
=  and ‘r’ being the distance between them.
r
2v

r
28. 11
Sol. Mass of the ring = L
x x'
90o
A O B
L
Radius of ring 
2
mr 2
IAB 
2
3 2
Ix x '  mr (by parallel axis theorem)
2
By putting value of m and r we get
3  L3
Ix x ' 
8 2

29. 6
Sol. Conserving angular momentum of the earth wrt its axis of rotation
I1 1  I2 2
2
2 2 R
MR12   M 1 2
5 5 4
2 2
 2  4 1 T1  ; T2 
1 2
T2 1 1 T1 24
  T2   6
T1 2 4 4 4
30. 4
1
Sol. Kinetic energy = L
2
K1 L11

K 2 L2 2
L2  L / 4

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SECTION – A
31. D
K exp
Sol. P
K theo.
32. A
Sol. During steady state conc. does not change.
33. D
Sol. At critical temperature, both liquid and gas coexist.
34. A
Vm a
Sol. Z 
Vm  b VmRT
Since a  0
10
Z
9
35. D
Sol. dU  dQ  dw  Tds  PdV (as wnonmechanical  Pdv )
36. C
Sol. Cl doesn’t participate in H bonding.
37. C
Sol. HI has max, b.p due to polarity.
38. C
Sol. Five points can be plotted.
C B
A
D E
39. B
Sol. With increase in effective nuclear charge 2S energy decrease.
40. C
Sol. Value of keq. Talks about extent of reaction.
41. D
Sol. For 250 ml 0.4N NaOH+250 ml  16M Ca  OH2
M1V1  M2 V2
OH  
V1  V2
 0.2  0.16  0.36
pOH  1  0.5563, pH  13.44

42. D
Sol. at very high P
P  V  b   RT
PV Pb
 Z  1
RT RT
43. C
Sol. H   CKa
CH3 COOH
1 C
pH  log 2  1
2 C1
44. A
Sol. Explained by property.
45. A
Sol. M  0.02 M  0.02
AgNO 3 HCN
250 M 250 M
Mixed Solution
K a  HCN  9  10 10
K sp  AgCN  9  1016
Find [Agto] at equilibrium
AgNO3   Ag  NO3
9  10 10
Ag  HCN  AgCN  H K q 
0.01 0.01 9  10 16


Since, HCN  
 H  CN



Ag  CN 
 AgCN
0.01
2
 106
x
x 2  108
x  10 4
46. C
Sol. NaCl  Na  Cl


Cl  Ag  Cl  
 AgCl2
 AgCl2 
K eq  K f 
 AgCl Cl 
10 4 1 10 4 1
Cl     

2  10  10

3  10 5
5 
5 6  10 5
 3 

Cl   0.33

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So, wt. of NaCl in 500 liter = 500   58.5
3
47. C
Sol. KE  h  
= 10.2 – 4.2
1
mu2  KE
2
h

2KE  m
48. B
Sol. Ratio of radial probability density,
4a0

R 2  2a0  e a0
e 4
2
 6a0

R  3a0  a0
e 6
e
 e2
So, value of x  y 2  4
49. B
Sol. Can be explained on periodic properties.
50. C
1
Sol. Work done    0.5  200  1.01 102
2
 0.5  100  1.01 10 2 atm liter
SECTION – B
51. 2
21.76  1019
Sol. EHe   4
32
hc
EHe 

o
  2053 A

2
1000
52. 1
Sol. CH3 COOH
- + +2
5 + 6 MnO 4 + 18 H 5 + 6 Mn + 14 H2O
53. 4
Sol. Ce 4 is a good O.A., So x  4 , y  no. of unpaired e  0 .

54. 4
Sol. Order w.r.t. P  0
Q2
R2
55. 5
Sol. All
56. 1
Sol. S  HNO3 
 H2 SO 4  NO2
57. 2
Sol. iii, iv
58. 3
Sol. SnO2 , Cr2 O3 (are amphoteric), CaO – basic
59. 2
Sol. S 2O82   SO3 3
60. 6
Sol. POH of 0.1 M NH3 and 0.01 M NH4
NH4 
P OH
 Pkb  log  
NH3 
 6  log101  5
OH   10 5
 
2
So, K sp Mg  OH2  Mg2  OH 

10 16  Mg2  10 10 
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SECTION – A
61. B
Sol. mx + b = bx + m
(m – b) x = m – b  x = 1 (m  b since for m = b, x coordinate will become zero)
 m – b = 1 ( as x coordinate of the point of intersection of the lines is n
x  1 y  b  m  9
b  1  b  9 (m  1  b)
 b  4 and m  5
sum of x-intercepts of lines is
 b m 4 5 41
        
m b  5 4 20
62. D
2 p p 
Sol. m AB  ;mST   ;mid point of AB   , 5 
p 2 2 
B(p, 6)
y
T
A
(0, 4)
x
O S (x, 0)
p p
equation of TS y  5    x  
2 2
10 p
put y  0 x 
p 2
Hence p  2,  10 for x to be an integer.
63. B
9 1 1 9 1 1
1 1
Sol. 2  c 1 1 1 1 1
2 2
c c/9 1 0 0 1
 c=3
64. D
Sol. The value of k can be obtained if perpendicular distance from  3,  2  on the line x – y + k = 0 is
which gives 5  k  10  10  5  k  10  15  k  5

65. A
Sol. Triangle ABO and ADF are similar
A

+
5
B  C
3
O
+
5

D F L
AB AO

AF AD
4 5 32
  AF 
AF 8 5
32 7
Hence OF  5 
5 5
66. B
Sol. If two conic, having the principal axes in the same directions, intersect orthogonally, then they are
confocal, thus
45 45 5
  5
4 p 4
67. B
x y
Sol. Tangent at  a sec ,b tan   is sec   tan   1
a b
a b
Thus  1 and  1  a2  b2  1
sec  tan 
68. A
Sol. Chord of the hyperbola with mid-point  x1, y1  is
T  S1
 3h  2  x   2k  3  y  3h2  2k 2  2h  3k  0
3h  2
Its slope  2
2k  3
69. B
Sol. If circle is x 2  y 2  2gx  2fy  c  0 and the lines are axes of coordinates, then
2 g2  c  a and 2 f 2  c  b, where a and b are constant. So the locus of the centre  g, f  is
a 2  b2
x 2  y2  . Which is a rectangular hyperbola?
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70. C
Sol. tan       tan(   )  (  )
tan(   )  tan(   )

1  tan(   ) tan(  )
x y

bx  ay
 a b 
x y xy  ab
1 
a b
or xy  ab   bx  ay  cot     
71. C
x2 y 2
Sol. A normal to ellipse   1 at P  acos ,b sin   is
a2 b2
ax sec   bycosec  a2  b2
 a2  b 2   a2  b2 
 T cos ,0  andG  0, sin  
 a   b 
2
b
 
PT 2  2 a2 sin   b2 cos 2 
a

a2
and 
PG2  2 a2 sin2   b2 cos2 
b

b2
 PT : PG  2  1  e 2
a
72. B
Sol.  
Foci of the ellipse are  7,0 . Radius of circle = distance between the centre (0, 3) and a focus.
73. D
Sol. a + b + c = 2s
 b  c  2s  a  constant
 AC + AB = constant
 Locus of A is ellipse with B and C as foci.
74. A
x y
Sol. Any tangent to the ellipse is
a b
  
cos   sin   1 and the points are 0, a2  b2 and a,  a2  b2 
75. A
Sol. Let the coordinates of P be (h, k), Equation of the chord of contact of tangents drawn from P to
the circle x 2  y 2  r 2 is
h r2
hx  ky  r 2  y   x 
k k
It touches the parabola y 2  4ax if
r2 a r2 ak  a
    Condition c  
k  h k h  m
k 
 
2
r
 k2   h
a

r2
 Locus of the point (h, k) is y 2   x.
a
76. B
Sol. Normal drawn at P  at 2 ,2at  is tx  y  2at  at 3 , which meets the axis in G  2a  at 2 ,0 
2 2
So, PG   2a  at 2
 at 2    2at 
 2a 1  t 2
Subtangent
Y
P
O N G X
T
TN  TO  ON  2at 2
Given PG = 2TN
 2a 1  t 2  4at 2
 4t 4  t 2  1  0
1  1  16 1  17
 t2 
2.4

8
 t 2
0 
17  1
 X  coordinate of P  at 2  a
8
77. D
1 a 2b 2
Sol. We have, p   p2 
1 1 a2  b2
2
 2
a b
Also, 2p 2
 a b 2 2 
2 a2  b2 a 2
 b2
2 2
ab
or a 2b 2  2
Thus, a4  2p2a2  2  a4  a2  b 2 a2  2  
2 2
 a b  2  0
78. B
Sol. Let the are meets the base (X-axis) at the point P(x, 0), then
Y
A(p/2, q)
O X
Q B(p, 0)
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p
AP 
2
2
p  2 p2
   x  q 
2  4
2 2
or x  px  q  0
Thus, the abscissae of two points P  x1,0  andQ  x 2 ,0  are the roots of the above equation, and
x1  x 2  p,x1x 2  q2
2
 PQ x1  x 2   x1  x 2   4x1x 2  p2  4q2
79. C
Sol. Let the equation of the circle be
2 2
 x  2    y  1  r 2
or x 2  y 2  4x  2y  5  r 2  0 ...(i)
The common chord of the circle (i) and the given circle is
2x  4y  1  r 2  0 …(ii)
The line (ii) is a dimeter of the given circle, so,
2(1)  4(3)  1  r 2  0  r  3
Hence, the radius of the circle is 3.
80. C
Sol. Let the given points be A  1,3  and B(5, 11). The equation of the line AB is
4x  3y  13  0 …(1)
The equation of any circle passing through A and B is
 x  1 x  5    y  3  y  11    4x  3y  13   0
Or x 2  y 2   4  4  x  14  3  y  28  13  0 …(2)
 3 
The coordinates of the centre are  2  2,7   
 2 
2
 3  2
radius   2  2 
  7      28  13  (Given)
 2 
Hence, the coordinates of the centre are (2, 7).
SECTION – B
81. 1
Sol. The equation of the circle touching the line 3x  y  6 at 1, 3  can be given by
2 2
 x  1   y  3     3x  y  6   0
or x 2  y 2   3  2  x   6    y  10  6  0 ...(1)
Solving the equation (1) with the line y = x, we get
2x 2   2  4  x  10  6  0 …(2)
If the line y = x touches the circle (1), then the roots of the equation (2) must be equal, Thus,
2
 2  4   4  2 10  6   0
   8  4 5 or 8  4 5
Now, the radius of the circle given by the equation (1), is given by

2 2
 3  2   6    10
r      10     
 2   2  2
Using two values of '  ', we get two radii
10
r1  8  4 5  10 2  4 10
2
10
and r2  8  4 5  10 2  4 10
2
The smaller radius is r1  10 2  4 10 .
Thus, r1   1
82. 8
Sol. The equation of the circle is x 2  y 2  4y  0
The centre of the circle is C  0,2  and radius is a = 2. Let the line x + y – 1 = 0 cuts the chord AB
from the circle, which subtends angle  at the larger segment of the circle, then the angle
subtended at the centre is 2 .
Y
P

A a
C
p
D
X
B
x+y=1
Length of perpendicular from the centre upon the line is
1 p 1
p andcos   
2 a 2 2
 sec   2 2 or sec 2   8
83. 2
Sol. Let the equation of the circle be
x 2  y 2  2gx  2fy  c  0 …(1)
It passes through the point (1, t), so,
1  t 2  2g  2ft  c  0 …(2)
It passes through the point (t, 1), so,
t 2  1  2gt  2f  c  0 …(3)
It passes through the point (t, t), so,
t 2  t 2  2gt  2ft  c  0 …(4)
From the equations (2) and (3), we get
2g 1  t   2f  t  1  0 or 2  g  f 1  t   0

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If t = 1, then all the three given points would be same, hence g = f.

We therefore get 2g = 2f    t  1 and c  2t
Equation of the circle becomes (from the equation (1))
x 2  y 2   t  1 x   t  1 y  2t  0
or x 2

 y2  x  y  t  x  y  2  0 ...(5)
The above equation (5) is the forms S   L  0, which therefore passes through the points of
intersection of the circle S  x 2  y 2  x  y  0 and the line L = x + y – 2 = 0.
Thus, the circles pass through the point (1, 1) for all values of t  1
84. 3
Sol. a  b  2c ...(i)
ab  5d ...(ii)
c  d  2a ...(iii)
cd  5b ...(iv)
From equation. (i) and (iii), we get
a  b  c  d  2 a  c 
 ac bd ...(v)
From Eqs. (i) and (iii), we get
b  d  3 c  a  …(vi)
Also, a is a root of x 2  2cx  5d  0
 a2  2ac  5d  0 …(vii)
And c is a root of x 2  2ax  5b  0
 c 2  2ac  5b  0 …(viii)
From Eqs. (vii) and (viii), we get
a2  c 2  5  d  b   0
  a  c  a  c   5 b  d  0
  a  c  a  c   15 c  a   0  from Eq. (vi)
  a  c  a  c  15   0
 a  c  15, a  c  0
From eq. (v), we get b + d = 15
 a  b  c  d  a  c  b  d  15  15  30
 Sum of digits of a  b  c  d  3  0  3
85. 4
x2  3x  c
Sol.  y
x 2  3x  c
 x2  y  1  3x  y  1  c  y  1  0
 x R
2 2
 9  y  1  4c  y  1  0
2
 2 cy  2 c   3y  3   0 2
  2 c  3 y  2 c  3 2 c  3 y  2 c 3   0

2 c 3 2 c 3
or y
2 c 3 2 c 3
2 c 3
But given, 7
2 c 3
 2 c  3  14 c  21
or 12 c  24 or c 2
 c4
86. 3
Sol.  4x 2  16x  c  0
 x 2  4x  c  0
c
Let f(x)  x 2  4x 
4
Then, the following cases arise:
2
1   3
Case I : D0
 16  c  0
 c  16
Case II : f(1)  0
c
 1 4  0
4
c
 3
4
 c  12
Case III : f(2)  0
c
 48 0
4
c
 4
4
 c  16
Case IV : f(3)  0
c
 9  12  0
4
c
 3
4
 c  12
Combining all cases, we get
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Thus, integral values of c are 13, 14 and 15

Hence, number of integral values of c is 3.
87. 7
Sol. We have, r+s+t=0 …(i)
1001
rs  st  tr  …(ii)
8
2008
and rst    251 …(iii)
8
3 3 3 3 3 3
Now, r  s    s  t    t  r     t    r    s 
 r  s  t  0
 
  t 3  r 3  s3  3 rst  r  s  t  0
 3  251  753
3 3 3
Now, 99   r  s    s  t    t  r   753
753
   7.6
99
   7
88. 6
 2 
Sol. Point of intersection of ax + 3y – 1 = 0 and ax + y + 1 = 0 is A   ,1 and point of intersection of
 a 
 1 1 
ax + 3y – 1 = 0 and x  3y  0 is B  , 1 
 a 1 3  a  1 

a
 Slop of OA is mOA  
2
1
and Slop of OB is mOB  
3
 mOA  mOB  1
a 1
     1
2 3
or a  6
 a 6
89. 5
Sol. Here, B is the image of A w.r.t line y = x
 B   2,1 and C is the image of A w.r.t line x – 2y + 1 = 0 if C   ,   , then
  1   2 2 1  4  1
 
1 2 1 4
9 2
or   and  
5 5
9 2
 C , 
5 5

 Equation of BC is
2 
  1
5 
y 1   x  2
9 
  2 
5 
or 3x  y  5  0  Eq. of BC is ax  by  5  0 
Here, a  3, b  1
 a  2b  5
90. 6
Sol. x 2  y 2  2x  2y  8  0
or  x 2  y 2  2x  8   2y  0
which is of the form S   L  0
All the circles pass through the point of intersection of the circle x 2  y 2  2x  8  0 and y  0
Solving, we get
x 2  2x  8  0
or  x  4  x  2   0
 A   2,0 
and B   4,0 
Hence, AB  6

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T = mB b [Newtons II law for B in horizontal direction]

f y'   mg cos   m a sin   N  0 and f x'  mg sin    N  ma cos   0 (for maximum a)

So friction force = 100N

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If t = 1, then all the three given points would be same, hence g = f.

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Thus, integral values of c are 13, 14 and 15

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