Aiits 2325 PT II Jeea Paper 1 Sol

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JEE (Advanced)-2025
PART TEST – II
PAPER –1
TEST DATE: 24-12-2023
ANSWERS, HINTS & SOLUTIONS

Physics PART – I
SECTION – A
1. B, C
P1 P
Sol. tan   – [slope at (P1, V1)] 
V1
P1 A (P1, V1)
tan  
V1 P1
  V
 =  O D
V1 M
OM  MD  V1
 OD  2V1
1 1
Area of triangle AOD   AM  OD  P1  2V1   P1V1  nRT
2 2
2. A, B
Sol. From conservation of energy
1 2 GMm 1 GMm 
2

m gR e / 2   Re
 mv 2 
2 Re  h 
. . . (1) gR e / 2
Re
From conservation of angular momentum
m gRe / 2 Re sin   mv Re  h  . . . (2)
Solving (1) & (2)
 5 gRe
  sin1   and v 
 4  10
3. A, C
Sol. Velocity of A just after collision is v 0 in –ve x-axis and velocity of B is a.
k m
and v 0  A  A , A  v0
m k
m
So equation is x  x0  v 0 sin t
k
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4. C
Sol. Restoring torque is
   L     L  KL2 
 KL     KL   
 2  2   2  2  2
6k
 
   
M
1 6k
f
2 M
5. C
Sol. |250 – vB | = 4  v B can be 254 Hz or 246 Hz
Now on filing of A, vA will increase and on waxing of B, vB will decrease
 For same number of beats initially, v B  v A
 v B  254 Hz
6. A
Sol. Isothermal  U2 = 0
P0 V0CV
Isobaric  U1 = nC V  2T0  T0   nCV T0 
R
Adiabatic  U3 = - W = negative
7. C
gh B
Sol. Average pressure on the wall 
2
h h PA
AB 
cos  
h A
Therefore, area of the wall = b
cos 
Net force exerted by the water on the wall
gh h 1
 PA  b  bh 2 g sec 
2 cos  2
8. A
1
Sol. W  [3P0  P0 ][ 2V0  V0 ]  P0V0
2
5 5
QCA  R (T A  TC )  P0V0
2 2
PV
Q BC  0 0
2
P  3P0 2 P0
For Path BC, 
V  V0  V0
dPV 25 P0V0
For Tmax , 0  Tmax 
dV 8R
3
9. D
Sol. v 2  144  9 x 2
2 2
2  9   3T 
T 3
144 12
when v = 0, x    4 unit
9 3
dv
Acceleration = v  9 x
dx
1 2 2
Potential energy = m x = 18 units
2
10. C
Sol. (P) For a simple harmonic motion v  a  2  x 2 . On comparing it with v  c1 c2  x 2 we find
the two comparable.
(Q) v  kx when x is positive, v is negative and as x decreases, v decreases. Therefore kinetic
energy will decreases. When x = 0, v = 0. There fore the object does not change its direction.
When x is negative, v is positive. But as x decreases in magnitude, v also decreases.
Therefore kinetic energy decreases. When x = 0, v = 0. Therefore the object does not change
its direction.
(R) When a  0, let the spring have an extension x. Then kx  mg .
When the elevator starts going upwards with a constant acceleration, as seen by the
observer in the elevator, the object is at rest.
 ma  mg  kx '
 ma  k  x ' x 
(Since a is constant)
(S) The speed is 2 times the escape speed. Therefore the object will leave the earth. It will
therefore not change the direction and its kinetic energy will keep on decreasing.
11. B
R
2  x
Sol. Hint m   4x  0  1  dx
2R  R
3
R
 x3 x 4 
= 40   
 3 4R  2R
3
3
110R
=
81
SECTION – B
12. 65
Sol. U  heat given to system + work done on the system = 50 + 15 = 65 J
4
13. 9600
a a = 10 ms–2
Sol. tan   = 1    45
g
hmax  2 R
hmax
p max  ghmax  0.8  103  10  2  1.2 
= 9600 2 Pa above atmosphere.
 P = 9600
14. 44
1
Sol. e  (l 2  3l1 )
2
1
1  l 2  3  14   l 2  44 cm
2
15. 200
Sol. Fundamental frequency of open pipe is
v
f0 
2
 v
Third harmonic of the closed pipe fc  3  
 4 
v v v
Given: 3   100 or  200 Hz
4 2 2
16. 600
Sol. Torque applied by pressure force about A
h
τ  ( x  d ) ρgwd  x

d
 h 3 dh 2 d 2 
 ρgw    
3 2 6 
Putting values
τ  72  10 5 Nm d x A
Taking moment about point A l
9  10 5  8  12  k  1 h
 k  600 kN / m. B
17. 27
4T 4T
Sol. P1 = , P2 = .
r1 r2
P1 r
Thus  3  2 or r2 = 3r1
P2 r1
Therefore, ratio of the volumes is
3
3
V1 (4  / 3)r13  r1   1 1
     
3
V2 (4  / 3)r2  r2   3 27
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Chemistry PART – II
SECTION – A
18. A, C, D
2
Sol. Cyclic silicates have a cyclic structure  Si2 O5 n is double chain silicate.
19. B, C
Sol. H H H
B B
H H H
–
Diborane has a non-planar structure having 3C – 2e bond.
20. A, B, C
Sol. Chlorine due to large size than fluorine has highest electron gain enthalpy.
21. B
Sol. Due to backbonding in vacant d-orbitals of sulphur.
22. D
Sol. Meso compounds have plane of symmetry and optically inactive
23. A
Sol. (a) radical is tertiary. Which is more stable
24. A
Sol. Large cation is stable with large anion.
25. A
26. B
27. C
28. A
SECTION – B
29. 3
Sol. Meso compounds have plane of symmetry and optically inactive.
30. 2
Sol. No  bond can be formed at bridge heat carbon.
31. 10
Sol. The given have 2 chiral centres & total 4 stereoisomers possible
32. 3
Sol. Pd/H2 will synhydrogenation and cis trans is not possible in double bond inside the ring.
33. 3
Sol. Q is H2O2 and R is O2
34. 1
Sol. Inert pair effect.
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Mathematics PART – III
SECTION – A
35. A, C
n
n 1 n 1
 kni 
k i

k n  k   k  e  e n

Sol. S(n)   ( 1) cos     (1)
k0  n  k 0  2 
 
n 1
x kn n
  (1)k n 1  x 2k 
k 0 2
i
Let e n  x
(n 1)
( 1)2k  n n 2kr 
S(n)   n   Cr x 
k 0 2  r 0 
1  n 1 n  n1 2kr  
  Cr   x  
2n  r 0  k 0 
1  n 1 n 

2n  r 1

 Cr 1  x 2r  x 4r  ..... nc 0 n n

Cn 

1  n 1  1  x 2nr  n n
 n   n Cr  2r  
 
2  r 1  1  x  2n 2n
n
 n 1
2
36. A, C, D
2n 2n
Sol. g(n)    
3 1 3 1 for n  0,1,2,......
g(n) is  f(n)  1 Since it is integer just greater than f(n)
Also g(n)  8g(n  1)  4g(n  2)
Which makes it divisible by 2n1 is as g(0) = 2
37. A, C
Sol. C1(0,12)
C2 (2 3,6)
 z3  z1  z3  z 2 is minimum
C1
 z3 lies on line segment z1z 2
z1
z1  z 2  2 3
z2
 3 21   3 3 15 
z1  ,  ,z2  , 
 2 2  2 2 C2
z 2  63 : z1  111
 z3 max
 111
 5 
minarg(z3 )  arg(z2 )  tan1  
 3
7
 21 
max arg(z3 )  arg(z1 )  tan1  
 3
 26 
Sum of argument    tan1  
 (1  35) 3 
 13   1  13 
   tan1     cot  
 17 3  2  17 2 
38. A
Sol. 1! 2! 3! 4!  33  k 2
  1&   3
Only possible when
x2 =10 or x2 = 8
39. B
n n
Sol. If (1 – x3)n =  ar xr (1  x)3n 2r  [(1 – x) (1 + x + x2)]n = (1 – x)n  ar xr [(1  x)2 ]nr
r0 r0
comparing the coefficients of like power of x on both sides, we get ar = nCr . 3r.
 a1 = 3 . nC1 , a2 = 9 . nC2 and a3 = 27 . nC3
 a1, a2, a3 are in A.G.P. iff nC1 , nC2 , nC3 are in A.P.
 n=7
40. C
Sol. x x2  y2
 Re(z)  z
 2Re  z   2 z
2Re  z  zz z z  z2 z1
 2 2 1 2 2
z |z| z1z2
41. A
1  tan 2 x
Sol. tanx + tan2x + tan3x = 1  tanx = = cos2x
1  tan 2 x
Squaring both sides, we get tan2x = (2 cos2x –1)2
 tan2x = 4 cos4x +1 – 4cos2x
2 2 4 2
 sin x = cos x(4 cos x – 4 cos x + 1 )
6 4 2
 2cos x – 2cos x + cos x = ½
Alternate.
tanx + tan2x + tan3x = 1
1  tan2 x
 tanx =  cos 2x
1  tan2 x
6 4 2
Now, 2 cos x – 2 cos + cos x
4 2 2
= - 2 cos x sin x + cos x
= cos (1 – 2 sin x cos2x)
2 2
1
=
4

1  cos 2x  1  cos2 2x 
8
1
=
4

1  tan x  1  tan2 x 
1
=
4

1  tan x  tan2 x  tan3 x 
1
= (since tanx + tan2x + tan3x = 1)
2
42. A
 C c  c
Sol. (P): 2(r  R)  2  (s  c)tan    2  s    a  b
 2 2   2
l n m
(Q): sinC  :sinB  :sin A 
b a c
 bl   cm   an  c  bl  a cm b an
2R    2R    2R  b   sinC  c   sin A a  sinB . b
c  a     
 a2  b2  c 2
b c
(R): R  
2sinB 2sinC
Now, Rb sin2C  Rc 2 sin 2B
2
 bc(bcosC  CcosB)  abc

 A B  A B
(S): 4R sin   sin    2R  cosB  cos A   a  b
 2   2 
43. D
 
3 tan  tan3
Sol. (P) : tan   3 3 

1  3 tan2
3
   
 tan3    3 tan2    3tan    0
3 3 3
 1   2 
  tan   tan    3  3
3   3 
1 1 
(Q) : d1d2 sin45º  2  absin30º 
2 2 
Where,
d12  a 2  b 2  2a b co s 1 5 0 º  a 2  b 2  3ab
2 2 2 2 2
d 2  a  b  2 a b co s 3 0 º  a  b  3ab 45º
b
 d1d2  2ab 30º
 d12d22  2a2b2
a
a 5 1
 
b 2
(R): If, other side be a and hypotenuse be ‘b’, then b2 – a2 = (23)2
2
 (b  a)(b  a)   23
2
b  a  1 andb  a   23
 Perimeter = a + b + 23 = 23  24
9
b
(S): If sin   cos  
a
c
sin .cos  
a
b2 2c
 2
 1  2 sin .cos   1 
a a
c
 cosB  1 
2a
44. D
Sol. (P): no. of digits of form a1  a 2  a 3  a 4  10 C 4  1
no. of digits of form a1  a 2  a 3  a 4  10 C 3  1
no. of digits = 10 C 4  10 C 3  330
(Q): 4+2 = 2 (2+1) = 2 × odd no
 no. of division = (8+1)×(6+1)-1 = 62
(R): Let Ei is the set which contains all possible function in which x i = yi from inclusion
exclusion
n(UE i )   nE    n E
i i  E j    n E i  E j  E k   ..........
n E i   5 9
n E i  E j   5 n E i  E j  E k   5 7. &so on
8
n UEi   5 C1 59  5 C2 58  5 C3 57 5 C4 56  5C5 55
no. of desired fn. = 510-n (UEi).
(S): Let the sides of polygon are n.
So no. of diagonals n C 2  n  35
 n= 10
 no. of triangles can be formed is = 10 C 3  120
45. C
Sol. P–1,2,3,4,5;
Q–3,4;
R–1,2,5;
S–3,4
SECTION – B
46. 1
Sol. AC  65  x  y
AB  BC  CA
s
2
y77 xxy
s
2
 7 xy A
 7  65 y
= 72 y
 7
Now we know r x
s 7 7
 x
7 B 7 C
72
10
    abc
a c  5  4  1
47. 112
Sol. L.H.S.  8  32  256  3
 8  32  16 3  8  ( 3  1)2 2
 
 8  8cos  4cos
12 24
a  4,b  24
(a  b)  28  4(a  b)  112
48. 8
10 20 r
2  8 6  2
Sol. Replace x by we get  2   4    ar  
x  x x  r 0 x
10

 210 2x 2  3x  4 
20
  ar .2r x 20 r
r 0
20 20 20
 210  ar xr   ar 2r   ar 2r x 20 r
r 0 r 0 r 0
Comparing coefficient of x 7 in both side

a
a7  a13 23  7  23
a13
49. 3
Sol.   arg(z')
OA 2  OB2  AB2
cos   A
2.OA.OB
1
OA 2  OB2  (OA  OB)2 B
cos   4
2.OA .OB 
3  OA OB  1 O
   
8  OB OA  4
1
For  max cos  
2
50. 83
Sol. 336  24.3.7
Now a seven digit telephone of the form 336 d1d2 d3 d4 such that d1d2 d3 d4  336 where
di  1,2,......9
d1d2 d3 d4  7  3  2  8  4!
4!
7344 
2!
7618  4!
7246  4!
11
4!
Total ways = 3 4!  84
2!
Other than 336 - 7624 84 - 1 = 83
51. 0
Sol. b1  b 2    b 3  b 4 
b1z1  b 2 z 2   b 3 z 3  b 4 z 4 
So, line joining z1 and z2 is divided in the ratio of b2 : b1 by a point which divides line joining z3 and
z4 in the ratio of b4 : b3 and since they are concyclic
2 2
b1b 2 z1  z 2  b 3b 4 z3  z 4 ....(1)
2
b1z1  b 2 z 2  b3 z3  b4 z 4 ….(2)
2
Solving (1) and (2) b i zi 0

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Mathematics PART – III

 bc(bcosC  CcosB)  abc

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