Yashpatil TG ~ @bohring_bot

Sec: XI-STU-IC-IIT Date :12-06-2023

Time : 1.5 Hrs. FTM – 1 (Warmup) Max.Marks:180
JEE MAIN – 2022 Model
PHYSICS
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
B A A A C B B A B A
11 12 13 14 15
12 13 8 3 0

CHEMISTRY
16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25
B A A B C A B D B C
26 27 28 29 30
147 5 1 20 3
MATHEMATICS
31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40
C C D A D A A A C A
41 42 43 44 45
6 1024 28 4 3072
Hints & Solution
1. (B) 3. (A)
 MLT 2  A.L  . p  m  v.
 
4. (A)
2. (A) Torque is given by
Distance 10.2
Speed    1.7 ms 1   r  F  rF sin   L  ML2T 2  ML2T 2
Time 6.0
Work is given by
Using error analysis
s W  F . s  Fs cos   MLT2  L  ML2T 2 .
v 5. (C)
t
The percentage error introduced ion the
dv  ds dt 
    measurement of the physical quantity
v  s t  A
(worst possible case) 1. A is  2%
A
 0.4 0.2  B
       0.0392  0.0333    0.0725 2. B is  2%
 10.2 6.0  B
dv  0.0725  1.7  0.12 C
Hence, the speed of the particle is best 3. C is  4%
C
expressed as D
v  1.7  0.12. 4. D is  5%
D
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The percentage error introduced in the 4R 3 4Z
measurement of the physical quantity x is V 
3 3
calculated as where Z  R3
x A B 1 C D
 2     3 Relative error is
x A B 3 C D Z R 3  0.1
1 3 
 2  2%  2%   4%  3  5% Z R 5.3
3 Percentage error is
4 3  0.1
 4%  2%   15%.  100.
3 5.3
The minimum percentage error contributed in 10. (A)
x is (4/3)% which is due to the physical According to the rule of significant figures, if
quantity C. the number is less than 1, the zero(s) on the
6. (B) right of decimal point but to the left of first
F  at  bt 2 , where t is time. Force can be non-zero digits are not significant.
added to force and therefore the quantity at 11. (12)
represents force F. Percentage error in potential difference is
at = F V 1
  100%  5%
where V 20
F  Mass  acceleration  M1L1T 2 Percentage error in current is
M1L1T 2 l 0.01
a  M1L1T 3   100%  1%
T l 1
Similarly, Percentage error in value of R is
bt2 = F R V l
1 1 2
   5%  1%  6%
F M LT R V l
b   M1L1T 4 .
t2 T From Ohm’s law, we get
7. (B) V 20
R   20 
Pressure  Force / Area l 1
  Mass  Acceleration  / Area Absolute error in resistance is
  Mass  Acceleration  / Length  Breadth
6
R  R  6%  20  6%  20   1.2 
100
  M    LT 2  /  ML1T 2  (1) Therefore,
Energy  Force  Distance R   20  1.2  .
  MLT    L 
2 12. (13)
We have
  ML2T 2 
pq 2
A
Energy per unit r3
Volume  Energy / Volume The percentage error in p is
  ML T  /  L 
2 2 3
p
 1%
p
  ML1T 2  (2)
The percentage error in q is
From 1 and 2, it is clear that they both have q
the same dimensions.  3%
q
8. (A)
The percentage error in r is
Force
Pressure  . r
Area  2%
r
9. (B)
A
Radius of the sphere   5.3  0.1 cm The percentage error in A, that is,
A
  R  R  cm A  p q r 
To find the percentage error in its volume.   2 3 
A  p q r 
We know that
A
Volume of sphere is  100   1%  2  3%  3  2%
A
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  1%  6%  6%  13%. Gram molecular mass of H 2SO4  98.0g
13. (8) Mass of 1.5 gram molecule of
Z P Q H 2SO 4  98.0  1.5  147.0g
2 3 .
Z P Q 6.25
27. Volume occupied by 6.25g =  22.4 = 5L
14. (3) 28
According to the rule, if the number is less 28. 7.45 1000
Molarity =   1molar
than 1, the zero(s) on the right side of decimal 74.5 100
point but to the left of the first digit are not 29. Massof solute
Mass % of solute =  100
significant. Also, the power of 10 is irrelevant Massof solution
to the determination of significant figures. 4.6g
Therefore, the number of significant figures   100  20%
23g
in 0.3  103 is 3. Mass of solution = 20 ml  1.15g / ml  23g
15. (0)
16. Ozone 30. Normality = Molarity  n factor = 1 3  3N
17. In 100g.CaCO3  40g
31. (C)
40
 5g CaCO3   5  2g. We know that the sum of infinite terms of GP
100 is
4.25g  a
18. No. of mole of NH3   0.2g  ; r 1
17g S   1  r
 No. of atoms = mole  atomicity  ; r  1

 NA
x
 S   5 since r  1
1 r
x
 0.25  4  6.023  1023 = 6.023  10 23  1 r 
5
19. Factual
5 x
20. Factual  1  1
21. 2 mole 5
 55 x 5
Mass
By Mole    10   x  0
Molar mass
 0  x  10
22. 8 mole of o-atom contained in = 1 mole of
32. (C)
Mg3  PO4 2 x, y, z are in GP.
 0.25 mole of o-atom =  y 2  xz
1
 0.25  0.03125  3.125  102 Taking log on both sides
8  2ln y  ln x  ln z
200  90  199  8  202  2  2 1  ln y   1  ln x   1  ln z 
23. X
100
i.e., 1  ln x,1  ln y,1  ln z are in AP
 199.96  200 amu
1 1 1
x  d 10  , , are in HP
24. M ....  i  1  ln x 1  ln y 1  ln z
mB
50 33. (D)
x 100  10 AM  GM
500
10  0.936 10  a  c   b  d 
 M  1.6 M   a  c  b  d 
58.5 2
M1V1  M 2 V2  M R  V1  V2  4
25.  a  c  b  d  
0.5  20  0.3  30  M R  50 2
M R  0.38 M  a  c b  d   2
Where, M R  resultant molarity of the 0   a  c  b  d   4
mixture. 34. (A)
26. Molecular mass of am  a   m  1 d  n
H 2SO 4  2 1  32  4 16  98.0amu
an  a   n  1 d  m
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 m  n d  n  m d
1
 d  1 pq
a  1  m   n 1
Hence, a 
 a  m  n 1 pq
p  a   p  1 d pq
Consider, S pq   2a   pq  1 d 
 m  n 11 p 2 
ap  m  n  p pq   1   1 
35. (D)  2     pq  1  
2   pq   pq  
Let a is the first term and d1 is the common
1 1
difference of the first AP.   2  pq  1   pq  1
2 2
Let b is the first term and d2 is the common 37. (A)
difference of the second AP. We know that the arithmetic mean between a
Then, and b is
n
2
 2a   n  1 d1  3n  8 A.M . 
ab
 2
n
2
 2b   n  1 d2  7n  15 a n  bn
Given AM between a and b is
a n 1  bn 1
2a   n  1 d1 k  3n  8 
  a n  bn ab
2b   n  1 d 2 k  7 n  15  So, n 1 n 1

a b 2
 2  a n  bn    a  b   a n1  bn 1 
Comparing numerators for both sides
 2a  d1  8k , d1  3k
11  2a n  2b n  a n  ab n 1  ba n 1  b n
 a k
2  a n  ba n 1  b n  ab n 1  0
Similarly denominators for both sides a n 1  b n 1  0 or a  b  0
 2b  d2  15k , d2  7k
a n 1
 b  11k  1
bn 1
So, ratio of their 12th terms n 1 0
a a
11       since a 0  1
k  33k b b
a12 a  11d1 2 77k 7
    Since bases are same, we can equate the
b12 b  11d 2 11k  77k 176k 16
powers
36. (A)
 n 1  0  n  1
1
Given a p  38. (A)
q
a
1 Let the terms of the GP be , a, ar
a   p  1 d  r
q
It is given that
aq   pq  q  d  1 ………(1) a 13 a
 a  ar  and  a  ar  1
Similarly, we get r 12 r
ap   pq  p  d  1 ……….(2)  r 2  r  1  13
 a   and a  1
3

From (1) and (2), we get  r  12

aq   pq  q  d  ap   pq  p  d

 a  1 and a r 2  r  1   13r
a q  p  d q  p 12
13r
 ad  r2  r 1  
12
Equation (1) becomes
 12r 2  25r  12  0
dq  pqd  dq  1
 12r 2  16r  9r  12  0   3r  4  4r  3  0
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(1024)
r or 
3 4 Let a be the first term and r the common ratio.
3 4 4 3 Then, a3  4  ar 2  4
Hence, three numbers are , 1, or , 1, Therefore,
4 3 3 4
39. (C) Product of first five terms
ab  a1a2 a3 a4 a5  a  ar   ar 2  ar 3  ar 4   a 5 r10
AM   10
  ar 2   45  1024
5
2
 a  b  20 …………(1)
43. (28)
GM  ab  8 a
Let , a, ar be three terms of GP.
 ab  64 …………(2) r
From (1), we have b = 20 – a  a 3  512  a  8
8
Substituting b = 20 – a in (2) we get   4,12,8r  AP 
a  20  a   64
r
 8 
 20a  a 2  64  0 24   8r   4 
 r 
2
 6  2r   1
 a 2  16a  4a  64  0   a  16  a  4   0 r
 a  16, 4 2 r 2  5r  2  0
1
 b  20  16, 20  4 using b = 20 – a r  2, r 
2
 b  4,16
So, the terms are 16,8, 4  or  4,8,16 
40. (A) Sum = 28
1  2  2  3  ... n terms 44. (4)
nth term is n  n  1  n 2  n 2
H.M. for two numbers is
n  n 2


n  n2 The product of roots is

82 5
n  n  1 2n  1 n  n  1
 5 2
6 2
4 5
n  n  1  2n  1  And sum of roots is 
1   5 2
2  3 
Hence, Harmonic means is
n  n  1 2n  4 
6 

2 82 5   2  2  4
41. (6) 4 5
3 2 1 45. (3072)
a10  a1  9d1  d1  
9 9 a3  ar 2  24 ……..(1)
1 7 a6  ar 5  192 …….(2)
Now, a4  a1  3d1  2  3    
9 3 Dividing (2) by (1), we get
 1  1 ar 5 192
       9d 2 
 h10   h1  ar 2 24
1 1  1  r3  8  r  2
       9d 2  d 2    From (1)
   
3 2  54 
1 1 ar 2  24
1  1 
Now,       6d 2   6   24
 h7   h1  2  54  a 2 6
2
1  7
 a10   6  2 
10 1
   3072
 h7  18
7 18
So, a4 h7   6
3 7