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ANSWERS, HINTS & SOLUTIONS
PART TEST - II
PAPER-2
Answers Key
Q. No. PHYSICS CHEMISTRY MATHEMATICS
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A B C
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B A A
3.
B D C
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D D C
5.
B B B
6.
D D C
7.
D B D
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C B C
9.
C A B
10.
B B C
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C D B
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D B D
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C A A
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C D D
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C A C
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D B D
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B B D
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D C C
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Physics PART – I

V0 IC
1. IR 
R
2V0
IC 
R IR
V0
IL  V0
R

 phase difference between net current and voltage.
4
IL
IC
e  100 2  sin100t  cos100t 
I0
 
= 200 sin  100t   …(i)
 4
V 200 /4
IR  0   2A V0
R 100 IR

V 200
IC  0   4A
XC 50
V 200 IL
IL  0   2A
XL 100

I0  22  22  2 2
Current leads by /4 with voltage

  
I  I0 sin  100t   
 4 4
I = 2 2 cos100t

dQ dT
2. Rate of flow of heat,  kA
dt dr
dT
H  k4r 2
dr
r2 T 2
dr
or H 2
  4 K  dT
r1 r T1

4K(T1  T2 )r1r2
 H
(r2  r1 )
r1r2
H
r2  r1

3. In first case:
E  Bv 0
i
R
F iB  E  Bv 0 
a m    B
m m  mR 
E
a = 0  v0 = …(i)
B
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In second case, when a force F0 is applied

 E  Bv 
F0  
r   B  0
 
E FR
v  …(ii)
B B2  2
FR
v  2 2
B 
FR
v   2
 9v
B 2
  
3

5. Dividing, we get 
qvBdv = mg {d(vcos)}
m 2g
 B
q h v

d
qvBsin  = m (v cos )
dt
d
qvBcos   mg = m (v sin )
dt

q
6. V  i  R0  kt  0
C
di  dv  i
 0  R0  K  i  t  0
dt  dt  C
Cdi dt
 
i(KC  1) R  kt
VR
 i
R  Kt 2
t0
2
Heat developed =  i Rdt
0
t0

and work done = V idt 

0
where R0  kt 0  3R0
 m 2 ˆ ˆ
7. Electric field at a general point (x, y, z) is given by E   (xi  yj)
e

d   dxiˆ  dyjˆ  dzkˆ
  m 2 a/2 a/2  ma2 2
 V  E.d  
  xdx  ydy  =
 
e   8e
a/2 0 

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8. For a thin sheet, which is infinite in one of the two 

dimensions & carrying a total current I is uniformly   r sec 
distributed in the finite width (say ), dBP r
0 (current in the element)
dBP 
2(r sec )
r tan 

BP  (dBP )cos 

 tan1 2
2r r sec  d
0 I 
    r sec 2 d   cos 

2r sec    
 tan1
2r
0I 
 tan1
 2r
Using the above result for the given system
x
 (di)   2x / 3  
 dB  0  tan1   dx

 2x    2x  
 
 3
3a I
Integrating from 0 to , we get B  0
2 3a

9. rB  rA
kq
7 …(i)
rA
kq
3 …(ii)
rA2
49
q=
3k
k(3q)
  3 VB = 12 V
rB2


10. E sin 
20r 
  r  E
 E1  sin 1 along (iˆ  k)
ˆ
  
20  
 2
  y
 E2  sin 2 along ( ˆi  ˆj)
  
20  
 2 2
  1
 E3  sin 3 along ( ˆj  k)
ˆ
  
20   x
 2
3
By symmetry, 1 = 2 = 3

 Enet  0
z
3R 2U
(11-12) U = nCVT = 1× T T 
2 3R
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T
8U0 2
4T0  3 2P0 3
3R
2 1
P0
2U0
T0  1
3R V
V1 2V0 V0 2V0

2bV 2 PV 2bV 2 2b
Process 3-1  U = bV2  T     P V
3R R 3R 3
 Polytropic process
When temperature becomes four times, the volume becomes double
U31  U0  U0  3U0
1  3 3 3R 2U0
W31     3P0  V0   P0 V0  RT0   =–U0
 2  2 2 2 3R
Q31  4U0  Q1
Process 1-2  Isobaric process
3R  2P0 V0 P0 V0 
W12  0, U12 = nCV (T2 – T1) = 1   
2  R R 
3R P0 V0 3PV0 3RT0
     U0
2 R 2 2
Q12  U0
Process 2-3  Isochoric process
2U 4U0
W23  2P0 V0  2  RT0  2R  0 
3R 3
3R  4P0 V0 2P0 V0 
U23  nC V (T3  T2 )  1   3P0 V0  3RT0 = 2U0
2  R R 
10U0
Q 23 
3
13U0
Q 2  Q12  Q 23 
3

15-16. The current from the earth plate is uniform in all directions and hence the current density vector is
directed along the radius vector from the earth plate and is equal to
I
j
2r 2
In accordance with Ohm’s law, the electric field strength is equal to
j I
Er  
 2r 2
Consequently, the step voltage is
r0  b r b
I 0 dr I 1 1 
Ust = Vst   E r dr   2
     2.7V.
r0
2 r0 r 2  r0 r0  b 

17. Due to original system

 I
B0  0 and BP  0
2 R
Removed part carries a total current of I/4.
 (P) Bnet = 0  0

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0I I
(Q) Bnet =  B where B(2R)  0  
2R 4
I
0  
(R) Bnet = 0  4
2(R / 2)
I  3R  I
(S) Bnet = 0  B , where B  2    0  4 
2R  2   

19. For a solid hemisphere of charge Q and radius R,

3KQ
Ecentre 
2R2
(i) Removed part = Q/4
Q
K 
4
E =  
removed 2
R 
 
2
3KQ KQ KQ
 Enet   
2R2 R2 2R2

Q
K 
3KQ KQ 4 11KQ
(ii) Similarly, Enet  2
 2   2  
2R R  3R  18R2
 
 2 

Q
(iii) Removed part =
8
Q
3K  
Eremoved   8   3KQ
2
R  4R2
2 
2
3KQ 3KQ 3KQ
Enet   
2R2 4R2 4R2
3KQ 3KQ 3KQ
Enet   
2R2 4R2 4R2
3KQ 3KQ 3KQ
(iv) Similarly, Enet    0
2R2 4R2 4R2
20. Total heat in 2R
 4 4
=    C0 V 2
 81 9 
R +8 CV/3 2R +8 CV/9

2R +4 CV/3 4R +4 CV/9

S2 closed S3 closed

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Chemistry PART – II

SECTION – A

1. (A)
NC Li

(B)
NC ZnBr

(C) O
NC C Ph

2. (A) OH (B) OH

NH2 HN CH3

3. Friedel-Craft alkylation. No rearrangement takes place in presence of FeCl3.

4. Etard reaction
CH3 CHO

1 CrO Cl /Cs

 2 2
 2  H O
2

3

5. Benzoin condensation. Para-dimethylaminobenzaldehyde is a better hydrogen donor than

benzaldehyde.

6. Hoffmann elimination.
7. O
OMe OMe OMe OH
CH3 OH/H
mCPBA

 O 
 OMe  H3 O

OH
Major product 
8. The reaction takes place by SNi mechanism.
9. O O O
O O CH2

OH
CH3 
i  I2  KOH  

ii H   Ph3 P  CH2
 
Wittig reaction
iodoform reaction 

  ketoacid
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10. O
O O O

 i H
LDA, THF
  Ph 
 ii OH , Ph
Ph

11. Relief of ring strain.

O
12. Ph C Ph does not form stable hydrate.

13. HN CH3
CH3
NaNO2 ,HCl

 N N O

Secondary amines form N-Nitrosoamine with nitrous acid.

14. Tertiary arylamines form p-Nitroso compounds as major product.

15. Anti elimination.

16. Saytzeff’s elimination.

17. P → Fries rearrangement.

Q → Bayer – Villiger oxidation.
R → Beckmann rearrangement.
S → Syn hydroxylation.

18. P → Oxymercuration-Demercuration reactions.

Q → Hydroboration – Oxidation reaction.
R → Syn Hydroxylation.
S → Acid catalysed hydration.

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Mathematics PART – III

1. Reflection of (6, 4) about the x-axis is (6, –4). Now the shortest distance from (8, 6) to (6, –4) is the
same as for the original problem. Imagine shrinking the vertical segment to zero by lowering the point
50
(8, 6) down to (8, 3). The line between (8, 3) and (6, –4) goes through the x-axis at x  , and the
7
length of this segment is 53 . The shortest path has length 3  53

2. F1PF2 reaches the maximum only if the circle through points F1, F2 and P is tangent to line L = 0 at P

1 4
3. The line x + my + m = 0 passes through C(0, –1) and has slope  . The line BC has slope . In
m 3
1 4
order for x + my + m = 0 to intersect the line segment AB, we must have  
m 3
1 3
Similarly,   
m 2

cos 
4. If vertical line is drawn at x =  then cosec  – sin  = 1
tan 

5. Equation of tangent from (–4, 0) to the circle x 2 + y2 – 6x – 10y + 32 = 0 touches it at A(2, 6) and B(2,
4), C(4, 6) are two points on the circle at a distance 2 units from A. Family of circle passing through B
and C are (x – 4)(x – 2) + (y – 6)(y – 4) + (x – y + 2) = 0
Equation of common chord is (–4x – 14y + 46) + (x – y + 2) = 0, which passes through a fixed point
(1, 3)

6. The equation of bisectors are 3x + y – 3 = 0 and x – 3y + 9 = 0, these bisector intersect at P(0, 3)

Focus S, is the foot of perpendicular from P to line joining points of contact A(3, 4) and B(2, –3)
 14 13 
 Focus is S  , 
 5 5 
AS = 2 , BS  4 2
2AS  BS 16 2
Length of latus rectum = 2 
AS  BS 5

7. Use cosine rule to APB, BPC and CPA

 AB2 = 196
BC2 = 36 + (PC)2 + 6PC
CA2 = 100 + (PC)2 + 10PC
Now AB2 + BC2 = CA2
 PC = 33

r q A
8. C =  + , sin  =
a
 C
pr N
sin  
b B 
M
pr
 sin  C     q p r
b  
pr F D Q P R E
 sin C·cos  = cos C·sin  +
b

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 r  q 2 r  q p r
 sinC  1  2
 cosC  
a a b
2 2 2 2 2 2 2  a2  b2  c 2 
 Squaring both side, a b sin C = b (r – q) + a (p – r) + 2ab (p – r)(r – q)  
 2ab 
2 2 2 2
 4 = a (p – q)(p – r) + b (q – r)(q – p) + c (r – p)(r – q)

1
9.  n
x
10–3 < x < 10–2
102 103
 n
 
 1000  100 
Thus the number of x intercept in (0.001, 0.01) is     287
     

10. Equation of hyperbola can be written as (2x + y + 5)(2px + y + 1) = 

This equation represents a hyperbola if h2 > ab
 (1 + p)2 > 4p
 (1 – p)2 > 0
 p  R – {1}

11.-12.  PA is perpendicular to PB
 A(4, –2) and B(0, 1) are end of focal chord, then tangents at these points intersect at C(2, –3)
 Directrix will be perpendicular to the line joining point of intersection of two tangents and two
normals
 Equation of directrix is y = –3
 Focus lies on focal chord and portion of tangent intercepted between point of tangency and directrix
subtend right angle at the focus
 Equation of focal chord is 3x + 4y = 4
 4  3 
Let focus S be  ,
 4 
4
Now slope of CS =
3
4  3
3
4 4
 
2 3
16
 
5
 16 7 
 S , 
 5 5

13. Quadrilateral EFGH is a parallelogram with H(2, 9) and F a G

quadrilateral PQRS is a rectangle
QR = (a – b) cos  S
PQ = (a – b) sin  b P
1 2 R b
Area =  a  b  sin2
2
64  4  Q 
= a  5 2, b  2, sin2  
5  5 E a–b b H
b a–b

14. Circumcircle of rectangle PQRS has centre at mid-point of QS and diameter QS

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But EQGS is a parallelogram

1 1 1
Centre = (2, 5), radius = QS = PQ2  PS2   a  b   2 2
2 2 2
Equation is (x – 2)2 + (y – 5)2 = 8

15. Ortho-centre of DEF is circumcentre of ABC

R R
  1  8 cos A  cosB  cosC
2 2
 cos A·cos B·cos C = 0
  cos2A  1  4 cos A  cosB  cosC  1

R2 R2
16. R2   1  8cos A  cosB  cos C 
4 4
1
 cos A  cosB  cosC  
2
  cos2A  1

17. (P) According to given conditions t1t2 = 2, and –t1t2(t1 + t2) = 6

 T  (2, –3)
Equation of circle with TR as a diameter is (x – 2)(x – 9) + (y + 3)(y – 6) = 0 on which length of
tangent from (–1, –1) is 4
(Q) Equation of normal to the parabola at P is 3x + 4y – 10 = 0, let centre of circle be (h, r)
2 2
 6  8
 3h + 4r – 10 = 0 and  h     r    r 2
 5  5
 r = 1, 4
(R) 3x + 2y = c represents a family of parallel lines, c will be maximum or minimum at vertex of ABC,
at A(1, 0), 3 + 2 = 3, at B(0, 2), 3 + 2 = 4, at C(2, 1), 3 + 2 = 8
 3  3 + 2  8
(S) Equation of tangent to parabola at (x 1, y1) is yy1 = 2a(x + x1) on which a point can taken as
 2a  t  x1  
 t,  from this point chord of contact to
 y1 
x2 + y2 = a2 is (xy1 + 2ay)t + (2ax 1y – a2y1) = 0
This is a family of line passing through (x 2, y2)
a2 ay
 x 2   , y2  1
x1 2x1

18. (P) Point P is (6, 6) equation of circle touching the line y = x at point P is
(x – 6)2 + (y – 6)2 + (x – y) = 0. This will be same as given circle on comparing, c = 72
(Q) Range of f() = [–24, 0]
(R) m1  slope of tangent at p = 3t
Let Q be (42, 83)
1
m2  slope of normal at Q  
3
1
m1 = m2  t  
9

Slope of PQ =

8 t3  3  = 3t
4t 2
 2 
 (2 + t)( – t) = 0
 2 + t = 0

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 1
 2    t  0
 9t 
2
 t2 
9
sin x  cos x
(S) Given 2
sin x  cos x
Let y = sin x – cos x
2
 y = 1 – 2 sin x·cos x
 y = 1 – y2
1  5
 y
2
5 1
 sin x – cos x =
2
 (sin x + cos x)(tan x – cot x) = 5 1

 r  r 
19. (P)  1  1  1  1   2
 r2  r3 

 s  b  s  c 
 1   1  2
 s  a  s  a 
 2(b – a)(c – a) = (2s – 2a)2
 2{bc – a(b + c) + a2} = (b + c – a)2
 a2 = b2 + c2
B C
(Q) c  a  b  cos  b  a  c  cos
2 2
s s  b ss  c 
 c a  b  b a  c 
ac ab
2 2
 (a + b) c(s – b) = (a + c) b(s – c)
 (b – c)(sa2 + sbc + abc) = 0
b=c
a2  b2 sin  A  B 
(R) 2 
a  b2 sin  A  B 
sin  A  B  sinC  sin  A  B 
  (Using sine rule)
sinC sin2 A  sin2 B
1 sinC
 Either sin (A – B) = 0 or 
sinC sin2 A  sin2 B
 Either A = B or a2 + b2 = c2
A B C
acos2  b cos2  c cos 2
(S) 2 2 2 = 1  a cos A  bcosB  c cosC
abc 2 4s
1 R
=   sin2A  sin2B  sin2C 
2 4s
1 R
=   4 sin A  sinB  sinC 
2 4s
1 r 1 A B C
=    2 sin  sin  sin
2 2R 2 2 2 2
A B C 1
 sin  sin  sin 
2 2 2 8
 A = B = C = 60º
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 x  7 2  y  3 2
20. Given hyperbola is  1
4 9
P is a point on parabola (x – 7)2 = y + 4 which intersect the asymptotes in
 13 15   15 15 
A  ,   , B(9, 0), C  ,   , D(5, 0)
 2 4   2 4 
(P) Required condition is, P lies on part AD of parabola
13
 5  t7 
2
 13 15 
(Q) t + 7  (–, 5)  (9, ) or t + 7   , 
 2 2
(R) Clearly P coincides with A or D
1
 t =  ,2
2
(S) P lies on parabola except A, B, C and D
 13 15 
 t + 7  R – 5, , , 9 
 2 2 

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