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JEE (Advanced)-2024
PART TEST – II
PAPER –2
TEST DATE: 10-12-2023
ANSWERS, HINTS & SOLUTIONS

Physics PART – I
SECTION – A
1. D
Sol. During motion of ball its magnetic flux linked with coil will be zero at any time and therefore no
induced current will develop in ring
2. A
Sol. Potential difference between inner and outer surface of air
capacitor is same every where, therefore net charge
density at each point of inner surface will be same
Hence, there is induced charge on inner surface on the
Z
portion which touches the medium and board charge is
R
of opposite nature than that of free charge
  free  induced at x  ( free )at y O
 Y
 free at point X > free at point Y X
Let f  charge density of free charge at X 2R
i  charge density of induced charge near X
f  charge density of free charge at Y
f Dielectric
 f  i  K
 f V
 1
i  f  1   …(i)
 K
Also, kf  f
f  i  f
f  i  f
i 
f   i
1 K K 1
 4R2
In air gap, f dr  dV
40r 2
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2R
f R2 dr

R

0 r 2
 dV 
f R2  1   20 V 
V
0  2R  or f   R 
   
3. D
Sol. Basic concept
4. B
3 1
Sol. J 2 2
A/m2

(2)  (1)  x
There is uniform magnetic field inside cavity R/2 
v0
1 J
4  107   1  C2
0 Jr 
B   0.2  10 6 T
2 2 C1
Let particle collides at point A
T
 x  (v 0 sin )
4
1 2m  3mv 0 sin    v 0 sin  
= v 0 sin      
4 qB  qB   2 
For no collision
2
R 2 2
  r x
2
 
2
 v 0 sin  
2 2
 2 2    2  
1  (v 0 cos )    = v 0  cos   sin2    v 20 1    1 sin2  
 2  4    4  
  
1
v0 
 2 
1   1 sin2 
 4 
 
1
v0  m/s
2
3T 3
For collision at, t  , v0  m/s
4 46
5. A, C, D
40  20
Sol. Time taken by sphere to achieve temperature 40,  10 sec
2
Heat absorbed by sphere
Q1 = msT
= 103  0.5  20 = 104 cal
Rate of heat supplied by heater
dQ  dT 
 ms
dt  dt 
 A T 4  T04 
Hence, T is changing with time
dQ
 is not constant as T is increasing and T is also increasing.
dt
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dQ
Surface area of sphere is not known, therefore can not be determined
dt
6. B, C
9  107  q0 9  109  q
Sol. Let charge on outer surface q is q potential at C1, v C1   0
13 4
4
 q   q0
13
Potential due to q at C1
4
k  q0
13 kq
V  0
4 13
7. A, B, D
Sol. Given V1 = 3sin(100t + /3)
V2 = 3 3 sin(100t   / 6)
 net source voltage V = 6 sin(100t)
V
 z  0  for i = 2 cos (100t)
i0
Z = 6/2 = 3 
If i = i0cos(100t), then circuit is non resistance
for i = i0sin(100t) circuit is pure resistive
SECTION – B
8. 6
Sol. Let excess pressure exerted by liquid on walls of is P when it is heated from 40C to 76C.
During Heating
PV
For shell, V1 
BS
PV
For liquid, V2  VT 
BL
 V1  V2
d1
PV PV
 VT 
BS BL
 1 1  d2
 P    T
 BL BS 
 2 1 
P    T
 B0 B0 
B T
 P 0
3
d 2 d B0 T 2S  d
Pd1  d 2  (S  d  d1 )  (S  d  d 2 ) 1 , 
R R 3 R
36 B0R 6 B0R
S 
6d d
9. 3
Sol. When S1 open and S2 is closed
E 
imax   0 
 R0 
Now S2 is open, S1 is closed (just after)
E
i  0 and charge on capacitor is zero
3R0
Maximum charge on capacitor
2
1 q0 1 E2
 (3L0 ) 02
2 C0 2 9R0
L0 C0E02 E0 L 0 C0
q0  =
3R02 R0 3
Change on capacitor at time t
1
q = q0 sin(0t), where 0 
3L0C0
Energy stored in capacitor
q2
U
2C
dU 1 dq 1
  2q    q0 sin 0 t  q0 0 cos 0 t
dt 2C dt C
2
dU q0 0
 sin20 t
dt 2C
dU
For to be maximum sin 20t = 1
dt
 0t = /4
d
 i  q0 sin 0 t
dt
q  
= q0 0 cos 0 t   0 0 
 2 
E0 L 0 C0 1 E0 3
    A
2R0 3 3L0 C0 3 2R0 2
10. 8
Sol.  = MBsin  = iABsin = iAB sin 
1 d
= AB sin 
R dt
1 A 2B2
 dt  (BA sin   d)AB sin   sin2 d
R R

A 2B2 A 2B2
 dt 
2R 
(1  cos 2)d 
0
2R
Average torque =
 dt  A B 2 2
t 2R
 i
B 0
2a
2
b 2  0 i   20i2b2
Average torque =   =
2R  2a  82a2R
11. 3
Sol. W 1 = 0 as configuration of the field is same in both the cases
R 2
1  q0  2 3q02
W2   0
2  
 4 r 2
R /4  0
 4r dr  

 8 0R
12. 7
Sol. Area of ring = r2 = 1m2 N2
B
Torque of ring = iABsin  = 1  1  2 sin  (90 + 37) B
4
20   16 N-m (clockwise)
5 1A
C
N2 = f = N1 N1
N1 = 20 N …(i) 20N
 N2 = 20  …(ii) 37
Taking torque about A A f
5
N25 sin 37  20  cos37  16  0
2
20  3  40  16 = 0
14

15
13. 2
Sol. When S is open 2R Q1 R Q2 2R Q3
Let VP3  VQ3  0
2V R0
 VP2  VQ2  A
5
3V S
VP1  VQ1 
5 B
Let current through voltmeter is i (small
P
current) Resistance of volt meter B is R0 2R P1 R P2 2R P3
 Resistance of voltmeter A is 2R0 A
 VQ3  3R0i  VP2
3V 2V V
 3Ri 
5 5
V
 3Ri 
5
Ri = V/15
Reading of voltmeter A = 2V/15
Reading of voltmeter B = V/15
When S is closed 2R Q1 R Q2 2R Q3
VC = 2V/5
For A R0
i A
VQ1  2R0i1  R0 1  VP2 i1/2
2
i1 S
3V 5 2V
 R0i1  B
5 2 5
i1/2
5 P
P3
R0i1 = V/5 2R P1 R P2 2R
2 A
R0i1 = 2V/25
4V
Reading of voltmeter A is
25 V
Change in reading of voltmeter A
2V 4V 2V
  
15 25 75
SECTION – C
14. 0.49
Range (0.47 to 0.51)
Sol. CdT = PdV + CVdT
dV
C  CV  P ….(i)
dT
for process B  C
P  2P0
P  2P0  0 (V  V0 )
2V0  V0
P P
P  2P0   (V  V0 )   0 V  P0
V0 V0
P0
P V  3P0 …(ii)
V0
RT P
  0 V  3P0
V V0
P0 2
RT   V  3P0 V
V0
Differentiating w.r.t T.
 P  dV dV R
R    0 2V  3P0    …(iii)
 V  dT dT 2P
0 3P0  0 V
V0
dV 3 RP
Putting in equation (i), C  R 
dT 2  2P0 
 3P0  V
 V0 
For dQ > 0
 
3 RP 
 R  dT  0
2 2P0 
 3P  V
V0 
0

6P0
Or 9P0  V  2P  0
V0
6P0 2P
9P0   6P0  0 V  0
V0 V0
8P0 15
15P0  V or V  V0
V0 8
15 P
Using (i), for V V0 ,
8
P0 15 9P B
P V0  3P0  0 2P0
V0 8 8
(9/8)P0 D
9P0  15 
  V0  A C
T
8  8   135 P0 V0 P0
R 64 R
Heat absorbed by gas
V0 (15/8)V0 2V0 V
Q = QBD + QAB
Q = W + U
1 9   15  3  135 P0 V0 2P0 V0  3  2P0 V0 P0 V0 
= 2P0  P0   V0  V0   R    R 
2 8  8  2  64 R R  2  R R 
97
= P0 V0
32
1 3
Total work done, W  (3P0 )(V0 )  P0 V0
2 2
3
P0 V0
W
Efficiency =  2  0.49
Q 97
PV
32 0 0
15. 6.00
Range (5.90 to 6.10)
PV 2P V
Sol. TC  0 0 and TB  0 0
R R
CAB
PV
W=  0 0
2
3  2P0 V0 P0 V0  3
U  R    P0 V0
2  R R  2
PV 3
Q  0 0  P0 V0  P0 V0
2 2
5
 6  10 J
16. 4.00
(3.98 to 4.02)
17. 0.707
(0.68 to 0.72)
dv b v Fmv sin
Sol.  0 v
dt m y Fm
v t
Fm sin 
dv b
   0 dt 
v m 
v0 0 b0v cos 
 b0
t b0v sin
v  v0e m
b0v
b0
 t
m dt
 
ds  v 0 e A
b (0, 0) x
mv0   0t  m
 1  e m   (v  v)
b0   b0 0
 
sm
 (v0  v)
 s = 4 cm
Motion along x-axis
dv
m0 x  q0 vB sin   b0 v cos 
dt
dv
m0 x  q0B v y  b0 v x
dt
vx y x
Or m0  dv
v0
x 
 q0B dy  b0 dx
0

0
m0 (v x  v 0 )  q0By  b0 x …(iv)

Motion along y-axis
dv y
m0  q0 vB cos   b0 v sin 
dt
dv y
m0  q0Bv x  b0 v y
dt

m dv y  q0B dx  b0 dy
  …(iv)
 m0 v y  q0Bx  b0 y
Add square of equation (iv) and (v)
2
m02  v0  v x   m02 v 2y  q0B2 (x 2  y 2 )  by 2 (x 2  y 2 )
m02 (v 20  v 20  2v 0 v x )  q02B2r 2  b20r 2
2m20 v 0 (v 0  v x )  (q02B2  b20 )r 2
For v x  0
2m02 v 02  (q02B2  b20 )r 2
2m0 v 0 2  103  2
 r   0.707m
q02B2  b20 4  106  4  106
Chemistry PART – II
SECTION – A
18. C
CrO3
Sol. RCH2 OH 
H O/H
 RCOOH
2
PCC
RCH2 OH 
 RCHO
CH2Cl2
CH2OH CHO
Jone 's

reagent

OH OH
Jone 's
CH2  CH  CH2 OH 
reagent
 H2C CH CHO
19. D
Sol. ZnCl2  anhydrous   2N2 O 4  liq  Zn NO3 2  2NOCl
 A  B 
NO NH2
Fe/HCl
NOCl     
B 
C
OH +
OH N2 Cl NOCl / H2 O
NOCl Steam
  
E  D 
NO
F 
NOH
1
Zn NO3  2 

 ZnO  2NO2  O2
2
20. B
Sol. Br
i PPh
C C C C 
ii  BuLi  C
3
C C PPh3
C
O
C C C
C
H3C CH3
 C C C C C C
H3C CH3 C C
y
x
i RCO3H
ii PPh3 / 
CH3
H3C CH3
Br2
H5 C2 C Br
C C  
H 5C 2 C2 H5 Br C C2 H5
x CH3
CH3
H2 / Ni Baeyer ' s Br C C2 H5
reagent
H5 C2 C Br
CH3 CH3
H5 C2 C H CH3 Racemic mixture
H5 C2 C H H5 C2 C OH
CH3 H5 C2 C OH
Optically inactive CH3

Optically inactive
21. B
Sol. x is dialkyl amine
OH
OH
,H2 SO4
NaNO2
R2NH 
 R2 N  NO 
HCl

Yellow
NO
OH
O N OH2 
H2 SO4

Green
NOH
H2 O
O N OH
Re d
NaOH
O N O
Blue
R R
KMnO4
R2NH 
 N N
R R
22. A, B, C, D
Sol. H
C  C  C  C   3
i O
2C C O   CH3 2 S  O
 ii  CH3  S 
2
CH2OH CHO
MnO2
 
DIBALH
H3C C OC2H5   CH3 CHO  C2H5 OH
 i SnCl /HCl
R C N  ii H2 O  RCHO
 2
23. A, B, C
Sol. O OH
 i R MgX
R C O R 
ii H O 
 R C R
3
R
(A) OH
Conc. H2 SO4
H5C2 C C2H5  
 H5C2 C CH2 CH3
CH3 CH3
(B) OH
Conc. H2 SO4
Ph C Ph  
 Ph C Ph
CH3 CH2
(C) OH
Conc. H2 SO4
Me2HC C CHMe2  
 Me2 CH  CH  CMe2
H
(D) OH
Ph C CHMe2 will not form
CH3
24. B, D
Sol. Ph Ph
SeO2
H3C C C2 H 5  H3C C C CH3 
PhMgBr  excess 
 H3C C C CH3
O O O OH OH
N 
Conc. H2 SO4
Ph Ph
hot
2CO 2   Ph C C Ph 
alk. KMnO4
 H2C C C CH2
 z O O x
y
O
Ph O C
Ph Ph

Ph C C  i conc.OH
Ph   Ph C COOH 
 C C
ii  H O 3
Ph C O Ph
O O OH
O
M
SECTION – B
25. 205
Sol.
CHO
HBr

 Re ductive
Ozonolysis
Br
Br
P  Q 
Mol. wt. of C8H13 OBr  205
26. 228
Sol. Cu
CH3  CH2  CH2  CH2  CH2 OH   CH3  CH2 3 CHO
573 K
B 
Conc. H2 SO4
A  B  CO  H2 O
 A is   hydroxyl acid
OH
A CH3(CH2)3 CH COOH
O C C4H9
H9C4
A   C C
H C O H
O
 Mol. wt. of B  C12H20 O4  = 228
27. 9
Sol. CH3 H2C CH2 CH2OH
 i NBS

 ii Mg/dry ether 
O
 iii
 iv  Weak acid
P 
Cl Cl
H2C CH2 CH OH H2C CH CH2OH
Cl CH CH2 CH2OH H2C CH2 CH2 OH

Cl
H2C CH2 CH2 OH H2C CH2 CH2 OH
Cl
Cl
Total = 2 + 2 + 2 + 1 + 1 + 1 = 9
28. 28
Sol. O O O
C C C
NH3  excess  /  KOH
O 
 N H 

C2H5 Br
N C 2H 5
C C C
O O O
N2H4
NH
C 2H5NH2 
NH
29. 6
pK a1  pK a2 3.59  8.41 12
Sol. PI    6
2 2 2
30. 64
111 x   100  x  20
Sol.  78.24
100
x  64%
SECTION – C
31. 17.12
32. 20.55
Solution for the Q. No. 31 and 32.
Cl
Cl2
H3C CH CH2 CH2 CH3   H3C C CH2 CH2 CH3
CH3 CH3
'A' minimum probability factor

H
H3C CH CH2 CH2 CH3
CH2Cl
'B' maximum probability factor
Product reactivity factor × probability factor = number of P atoms %

A 5 1 5 17.12%
B 1 6 6 20.55%
33. 180.90
34. 119.50
Solution for the Q. No. 33 and 34.
H H O O
C
Br2 /Pred HBr
H3C CH CH2COOH   H3C C C C OH   C CH C OH
CH3 C
CH3 Br
CO2
 Y
O
H3C H3C
O3
H C H  C O 
 H2 O/ Zn
C CH2
H3C H3C
P  N 
H3C


C O  Cl2 / OH  CHCl3  CH3 COO
H3C Q  Salt
Molecular weight of Q = 12 + 1 + (35.5 × 3) = 119.5
Molecular weight of Y = (12 × 5) + (9 × 1) + 32 + 79.9 = 180.9
Mathematics PART – III
SECTION – A
35. A
Sol. Equation of tangent at P(8t2, 16t) is yt = x + 8t2 ... (1) P
Q : (8 cos , 8 sin ) which satisfies equation (1) A
8 sin t = 8 cos  + 8t2
Equation of chord of contact AB is
x cos  + y sin  = 4 Q
2
 cos   t 
x cos   y  4  0
 t 
B
 y
cos   x    yt  4  0
 t
4 4
 y  , x   2 point satisfies equation (1)
t t
4 4 2 4 2 2
4   2  8t 2  8t – 4t – 4 = 0  2t – t – 1 = 0 ; t = 1  t = 1
t
36. B
25r 2  15r  21 1  1  4
Sol. tr  cot 1 = tan1 = tan1  r    tan1  r  
25 3 21  5  5
r2  r 
5 25
 1 1 25n
 Sn  tan1  n    tan1  tan1 hence, x  tan1 5
 5 5 5n  26
37. C
5 
Sol. Equation of chord bisected at P  ,   is T = S1
2 
2
  20
 8x + y = 2 + 20 where 1
80
8
m(slope) =  and ||  7

 m  I   = 1, 2,  4
38. C
b2 A
Sol. a b
ab
 a + ab = ab + 2b2
2
D b
 a  2b

Hence, A 
2 
 
 B  C  B a C
4
39. B, C
n 1
Sol. tn  t13 ; n is odd
1
=  n1
; n is even
t13
40. A, B, C, D
Sol. a(e – 1) = 5  a = 20
 25 
b2  400   1  225
 16 
41. A, B, C
 8   4x 2  24 
Sol. cos1 cos  4  2   2  5  2   2   2  5
 x 4  x 4 
 4x2 + 24  5x2 + 20  x  [–2, 2]
2
9x +  y = 16
16
x = 0, y  2  2 = 1, 4, 16

7
x = 1, y  2  2 = 1

2
x = 2, y   2  2 = 1

25
x = –1, y  2  2 = 1, 25

34
x = –2, y  2  2 = 1

SECTION – B
42. 2
h2 k 2 3 27k 2
Sol. h > 2 and   1 & h  2 
50 4 4
If h = 3, |k|  1 & |k|  1
h = 4, |k|  1 & |k| 2 not possible
h = 5, |k|  1 & |k| > 2 not possible
 h = 3, k = 1
43. 6
Sol. 4R cos 36  4  
5 1  R = 4
1 2
DEF  R sin2A sin2B sin 2C  8 sin72 sin2 36
2
5
k2 
2

5 5 
44. 1012
 5   5 
Sol.  
3  1 sin x   
3  1 cos x  2  cos  x 

  cos  x 
12  4 12
 2n 
4
2 
 x  2n  , 2n  ; n  I
3 6
45. 676
Sol. Foot of perpendicular from R(–4, 11) on the 12x + 5y – 7 = 0
line 5x – 12y – 17 = 0 is (1, –1) (1, –1)Q R(–4, 11)
Also, (1, –1) is point of intersection of the
given lines
 Q(1, –1)
Hence, PQRS is a square therefore locus of 5x – 12y – 17 = 0
S is
2
2 2  5x  12y  17 
 x  4   y  11 
169
P S(x, y)
46. 4
 
tan  x  
 9      
Sol.  tan  x   tan  x  
tan x  18   18 
 
sin  2x    cos 
  9
 9  sin  4x     sin    sin 2
  
cos2x  9 9 9
sin
9
   4  13 14
 sin  4x     cos   sin  4x   ,
 9  18 9 9 9 9
 13 
 x ,
3 36
47. 6
Sol. Equation of the circle S = 0 is (x + 14)2 + (y + 7)2 – 152 = 0
Point on the circle is (–14 + 15 cos , –7 + 15 sin )
 (15 cos  – 9)2 + (15 sin  – 12)2 = 90
7 24
 4 sin  + 3 cos  = 4  sin   , cos   or sin  = 1, cos  = 0
25 25
SECTION – C
48. 8.00
49. 26.00
Sol. (Q.48.-49)
C : (3 sec , 2 tan )
 xi  3 sec  ;  yi  2 tan   x  6 sec  ; y  4 tan 
4 2 4 2
 i  i
If (h, k) be the centroid of PQR, then 3h = x1 + x2 + x3, 3k = y1 + y2 + y3
3h + x4 = 6 sec , 3k + y4 = 4 tan   x4 = (6 sec  – 3h), y4 = (4 tan  – 3k)
 4  72
Hence, (h – 2 sec )  k  tan     8  Latus rectum = 8
 3  9
2
4  x  4 2 9
(i) Focus x = 2 sec  + 4, y  tan   4  Locus of focus is   y  4  1
3 4 16
16 13
 e2  1  
94 9
50. 4.00
51. 5.00
Sol. (Q.50.-51)
a = 20 – 60, b = 50 – 16, c = 3 – 10
cos1 cos x  x    k = 4
  k 3 3k   k  k
  cos1  4     =    2  3cos 1   3 cos 1 
  10  10   10  10
 
2
 = 3,  = –    325


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ANSWERS, HINTS & SOLUTIONS

m0 (v x  v 0 )  q0By  b0 x …(iv)

Optically inactive CH3

Ph C CHMe2 will not form

H2C CH2 CH OH H2C CH CH2OH

Cl CH CH2 CH2OH H2C CH2 CH2 OH

H2C CH2 CH2 OH H2C CH2 CH2 OH

H3C CH CH2 CH2 CH3

Product reactivity factor × probability factor = number of P atoms %

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