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Class Test (Physics):- JEE (Advanced) - 2025 Batch
Date: 26-February-2024 Duration: 120 Minutes Marks: 108
Useful Information :- g = 10m/s2
Part A - Objective Questions with Multiple Options Correct. Positive marks will
be awarded only if all the correct options are marked. If any wrong option(s) is/are
marked then negative marks will be awarded. Marking Scheme (+5, -1)
Q1. A long cylinder of radius R is displaced along its axis with a constant
velocity v₀ inside a stationary co-axial cylinder of radius 3R. The space
between the cylinders is filled with a viscous liquid. The flow is given
to be laminar. Then:
ln( r ) ln( r )
3 R R
(a) v  r   vo (b) v( r )  vo
ln( 1 ) ln( 1 )
3 9
2 vo
(c) The viscous force per unit length on the outer cylinder is .
ln( 1 )
3
 vo
(d) The viscous force per unit length on the outer cylinder is 1 . ln( )
3
Q2. The centre of mass of a car is at a height h and the distance between the
wheels is a. The car moves on a horizontal plane on a curve of radius r.
If N1 and N2 are the normal reactions on the inner and outer wheels
respectively, then:
(a) N1 > N2 (b) N1 < N2
agr
(c) The maximum speed without overturning is 2h
ag r
(d) The maximum speed without overturning is h
Q3. A tank is filled up to a height 2h with a liquid
and is placed on a platform of height h from the y
2h
ground. To get maximum range xm a small hole
is punched at a distance of y from the free
surface of the liquid. Then h
(a) xm = 2y (b) y = 3h (c) y = 3h/2 (d) xm = 2h
xm
Q4. A student plots a graph as shown in the figure, from Y
his readings on the determination of Young’s
Modulus of a metal wire but forgets to put the labels.
The quantities on X and Y axes may be respectively X
O
(a) Weight hung and length increase. (b) Stress and length increase.
(c) Stress and strain. (d) Length increase and the weight hung.
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 Part B - Objective Questions with Single Option Correct. Marking Scheme (+4, -1)
Q5. Water comes out of the mouth of a tap and falls down vertically in
laminar streamline flow. The inner diameter of the mouth of the tap is
2 cm and the efflux speed of the water there is 3 m/s. The area of cross-
section 80 cm below is:
3 12 3
(a) cm2 (b) cm2 (c) cm2 (d) None of these
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Q6. A flat plate moves normally with a speed v1 towards a horizontal jet of
water of uniform area of cross-section. The jet discharges water at the
volume rate of β at a speed v2. The density of water is known to be ρ.
Assume that the water splashes along the surface of the plate at right
angles to the original motion. The magnitude of the force acting on the
plate due to the jet of water is
 ( v1  v2 )2  v12
(a) (b)  v1 (c) (d)  ( v1  v2 )
v2 ( v1  v2 )
Q7. A raft of mass 600 kg floats in calm water with 7 cm submerged. When
a man stands on it, the submergence increases to 8.4 cm. The mass of
the man is:
(a) 30 kg (b) 60 kg (c) 90 kg (d) 120 kg
Q8. A large open tank has two holes in its side wall. One is a square hole of
side l at depth y from the top surface of the liquid while the other is a
circular hole of radius r at a depth 4y. The volume flow rate from both
the holes is the same once they are unplugged. Then the ratio l/r is:
(a) 1 (b) 2 (c) 2 (d) 1
2
Part C - Comprehension based Questions. Marking Scheme (+4, -1)
Comprehension I
A bungee jumper jumps from a height h above a lake surface. The
flexible rope tied to him is designed such that he stops for the first time
just at the lake surface (thus getting saved from the crocodile waiting
for him!!!). After a long time he comes to equilibrium at a height
51h/200 above the lake surface.
Q9. The value of the maximum acceleration experienced by the jumper is:
51 g 17 g 47 g 19 g
(a) (b) (c) (d)
8 3 8 3
Q10. The maximum velocity experienced by the jumper is:
17 2 gh 17 3 gh 17 gh 17 gh
(a) (b) (c) (d)
10 3 10 2 10 2 15 2

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Q11. The natural length of the rope is:
7h 7h
(a) 0.7h (b) (c) 0.6h (d)
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Comprehension II Fo
m
A man pushes a cylinder of mass 4m with the
help of a plank of mass m as shown in the figure. 4m
There is no slipping at the point of contact
between the horizontal ground and the cylinder. The man applies a
constant horizontal force Fo to the plank. Then:
Q12. The acceleration of the plank is:
2F 2F 2F 4Fo
(a) o (b) o (c) o (d)
3m 7m 5m 5m
Q13. The friction force between the plank and the cylinder has a magnitude:
3F 2F 3F 5F
(a) o (b) o (c) o (d) o
5 3 4 7
Q14. The angular acceleration of the cylinder is:
F F Fo 2Fo
(a) o (b) o (c) (d)
3mR 5mR 7 mR 5mR

Part D - Subjective questions. Final answer to be written in the space provided on the
answer sheet. Marking Scheme (+8, 0)

Q15. An ancient Greek water clock called clepsydra was

used to measure time intervals. It’s basically a
bowl having a small circular orifice of radius r at H
its lowest point. The profile of the vessel used in
clepsydra was such that the free surface of the
water in it drops down at a constant speed till it r
empties itself. For a particular clepsydra of height
H the emptying time is observed to be te. Assuming Torricelli’s Law to
be valid & neglecting viscous effects find the volume of water in this
particular clepsydra.
Q16. A slender rod of natural length lo hangs from a rigid ceiling and has
its density as ρ = ρo(x/lo) where x is the distance on the rod measured
from the ceiling. If it is left to itself in equilibrium then, the total
elongation in the rod given that its Young’s modulus is Y can be
o glox
expressed as where x and y are integers. Find the value of xy
yY
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Q17. A wooden log having a square cross- d Fo
section of side length d is floating in the
vertical position as shown in the figure lo l
(position 1). Find the minimum work
done to bring it in the position 2, where it ρo
is observed that a force Fo has to be kept 1 2
applied, at the right corner as shown, to keep it just fully submerged
in water. Density of water is given to be ρo.
Q18. A light thin highly elastic strip of relaxed length lo is fixed to a wall at
one end. Suppose you start pulling the other end with a constant
horizontal velocity vo away from the wall. At the same time an ant
starts crawling on the strip, towards the wall, from the end you are
holding. It always travels with a constant speed uo relative to the
strip’s surface. What is the time taken by the ant to reach the wall?
Assume that the strip always obeys Hooke’s Law.
Q19. A container of mass m and base area as 10A Q
has a small outlet tube of area A, at the bottom
side as shown in the figure. The friction
coefficient between the container and the m
horizontal surface is = 0.1. The level in the
container is maintained by certain input value m
of Q (volume flow rate of a liquid of density
ρ). The value of this Q, required to keep the container just stationary,
2 kmgA
can be expressed as Q = where k is some dimensionless constant.

The difference between the maximum & the minimum value of k can
be shown to be a/b where a and b are integers. Find (a - b).
Q20. A pump can push a viscous oil through a l
long straight pipe of length l with the
flow rate of Q1. Now a part of the middle
section of the pipe is replaced by a ring-
R
shaped section of mean radius R having
the same internal cross-section as that of
the pipe. If the same pump is used to
push oil through this modified pipe then what will be the flow rate.

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