Aits FT-13 Jee Main Solution

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FULL TEST – XIII
JEE (Main)-2022
TEST DATE: 31-05-2022
ANSWERS, HINTS & SOLUTIONS

Physics PART – A
SECTION – A
1. B
Sol. Distance, acceleration, distance, time
2. B
Sol. According to Ohm’s law,
V
V  RA or R 
A
W [ML2T 2 ]
Dimension of V  
q [AT]
[ML2T 2 / AT]
 R  [ML2T 3 A 2 ]
[A]
3. D
54
Sol. T  1 g   g
 9 
4. B
Sol. By work-energy theorem,
W = KE
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Wg  Wr  mv 2
2
1 1
mgh  Wr  mv 2 or Wr  mv 2  mgh
2 2
5. D
Sol. When an explosion breaks a rock, by the law of conservation of momentum, initial
momentum which is zero, is equal to total momentum of three pieces.
mv
–1
1 kg × 12 ms = m1v1
m2v2 = 2 kg × 8 m/s
Total momentum of the two pieces 1 kg and 2 kg
= 122  162 = 20 kg ms–1
The third piece has the same momentum and in the direction opposite to the resultant of
these two momenta.
 Momentum of third piece = 20 kg ms–1 ; velocity = 4 ms–1
mv 20
 Mass of the 3rd piece =  = 5 kg.
v 4
6. D
4 2R3 4 2 (2R)3
Sol. T and T 
GM GM
T
 8  2 2 or T  2 2 T  2.8T.
T
7. D
Sol. Poiseuille’s formula gives the quantity of liquid flowing through a capillary,
 pr 4
Q
8 
8 n
i.e., p  Q 4
 r
Q
If Q  , r   2r
2
p 8 Q n 8 Q  n 1
  4
  ( n = 32)
n  2 (2r)  r4 32
p
i.e., pressure p  .
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8. B
32 rRT 2  32
Sol. , V , MMixture   17
17 M 2
9. A
I  I 
Sol. L1  10 log  1  ; L 2  10 log  2 
 I0   I0 
I  I 
 L1  L 2  10 log  1   10 log  2 
 I0   I0 
I  I 
or L  10 log  1  or 20 dB = 10 log  1 
 I2   I2 
I1 I1
or 10 2  or I2  .
I2 100
10. B
1 ny x
Sol. sin   y
 
nx nx y
x 
 y  
sin  sin 
11. C
1 3 3
Sol. sinic   ,  tanic 
 5 4
If x be the diameter of the disc, then
3 x
tanic   or x  3m
4 4
12. B
1 1 1
Sol.  
f f1 f2
1 1 1
or  
30 f1 f2
 f is  ve,  P1  P2
Hence, P1 = 3, P2 = 2
f1 P2 2
  
f2 P1 3
 f1 = 10 cm and f 2 = 15 cm
13. C
B  R 12  8  B  R 
Sol. For one prism, 1 


10    2 

4
or 1 
10
  R 14  10  14  10 
For other prism, 2  B     
 12  2 
1 4  3 1 12 6
or  or  
2 10  1 2 10 5
14. D
Sol. Current gain in common emitter mode
 0.995 0.995
    199
1   1  0.995 0.005
15. D
Sol. Current I is given by:
1
20I + 10I = 2.5 – 1.0 or I  amp
20
 VA – VB = 2.5 – I × 20 = 1.5 volt
But (VA – VD) + (VD – VB) = VA – VB = 1.5
Since, there is no current through 1.5 volt cell,
so,
VD – VB = 1.5 volt
Hence, VA – VD = 0 volt
16. A
Sol. The resistance of 1 m length wire will be,
R = (40 × 108) / (8 × 106) = 5 × 102 
V
x
 
 5  10 2  0.2  10 2 V / m
17. B
Sol. When the switch S is pressed, the circuit is complete but on account of electrical inertia
of the inductor L, the current I2 immediately after pressing the switch is zero, i.e., I2 = 0.
Since, R1 and R2 are in series in the closed circuit, total resistance R is given by:
R  R1  R2  2  3  5
E 10
 I1  I3    2 amp.
R 5
18. A
Sol. Here, VL = VC. They are in opposite phase. Hence, they will cancel each other. Now,
resultant potential difference
= applied potential difference = 100 volt
Z=R ( XL = XC)
Vrms Vrms 100
 Irms     2 amp.
R R 50
19. B
Sol.  (longest) for Balmer sides (36 / 5R)
 (longest) for Lyman sides = (4 / 3R)
4 5 5
 Ratio   
3 36 27
20. D
1 2 1 1 
Sol.  R  Z  1  2  2 
 1 2 
4 1 1
or  Z  12   
3  R
4 1 10 2

 
3 1.785  10 10 109737
2
or (Z – 1) = 680.6 or (Z – 1) = 26
or Z = 27
SECTION – B
21. 00002.50
d 
Sol. Poisson’s ratio,  = 0.4 = 
d 
d2 4A
Area, A  r 2  or d2 
4 
4
Differentiation, 2d d   A

2
d 2d d
As A  , so, A 
4 4
d
d
A d
  22 2
A d / 4 d
A
Given;  100  2%
A
d d
 22 or  1%
d d
d / d d 
Given;   0.4 or  0.4
 /  d 
 1 
   2.5  1% = 2.5%.
 0.4 
22. 00019.60
V
Sol. Upthrust =  1000 g Newton
2
V
In equilibrium position 2g   1000 g
2
4
 V m3
1000
 Force required to wholly submerge the body into
V 4  1000  9.8
Water =  d  g  = 19.6 N.
2 1000  2
23. 00021.55
E  E [T  95 / 100)T] 4
Sol. 
E T4
E
1  (1  0.05)4  (1.05)4
E
24. 00028.57
  
Sol. CP   R
   1
dQ = nCp dT …(i)
dU = nCv dT
 dW = dQ – dU = n(Cp – Cv)dT
= nR dT …(ii)
Given: dQ = 100 J
100
ndT 
Cp
 100 
From equation (ii) dW  R  
 C 
 p 
   1  1.4  1 
= R  100     100 = 28.57 J.
 R   1.4 
25. 00002.50
100  95 5
Sol. E  = 2.5
64 2
26. 00000.02
Sol. For the first minimum, a sin  = 
where, a = width of slit
 6980  10 10
 a   2  10 5 m  0.02 mm.
sin  sin 2
27. 00001.20
R I1  I2 
Sol. Internal resistance, r 
I2
10  560  500  10  60
   1.2 
500 500
28. 00002.00
Sol. Comparing the given equation with the equation of plane electromagnetic wave,
Ez = E0 cos (t + kx)
We have  = 6 × 108 and k = 4
Velocity of light in medium,
 6  108 3
    108 m / s
k 4 2
c 3  108
 Refractive index,    2
 3
 108
2
29. 00003.33
Sol. The voltage drop across R2 is
VR2  VZ  10 V
The current through R2 is
VR 10 V
IR2  2   0.667  102 A
R2 1500 
 6.67  10 3 A  6.67 mA
The voltage drop across R1 is
VR1  15 V  VR2  15 V  10 V  5 V
The current through R1 is
VR 5V
IR1  1   10 2 A  10  10 3 A  10mA
R1 500 
The current through the Zener diode is
IZ  IR1  IR2
30. 00017.28
Sol. The reaction is, p + 3Li7  2 2He4
7
Binding energy of 3Li = 7 × 5.60 = 39.2 MeV
4
Binding energy of 2He = 4 × 7.06 = 28.24 MeV
Energy of proton, Ep = 2 × B.E. (2He4) – B.E. (3Li7)

= 2 × 28.24 – 39.2 = 17.28 MeV
Chemistry PART – B
SECTION – A
31. B
Sol. It is a zero order reaction.
32. C
Sol. Carbon should be present in the compound for giving nitrogen test.
33. C
Sol. NaCl  H2SO 4 
 NaHSO 4  HCl

2KClO3   2KCl  3 O2
2HCl  O3  Cl2  O 2  H2O
KCl  AgNO3 
 AgCl  KNO3
34. B
Sol. Roasting is carried out for sulphide ores.
35. C
Sol. It produces maximum number of ions as compared to other salts.
36. C
Sol. XY3  g  X  g  3Y  g  ; H = E kJ mol–1
E
 B.E of X – Y bond = as XY3 contains three X – Y bonds.
3
37. A
Sol.  1s2 2s2 2p0
Be 
Be2 
 2s0 2p0 Four vacant orbitals 
 Be2+ forms complex with four water molecules.
38. D
Sol. At normal boiling point (500 K), the following equilibrium exists between the two physical
states at 1 atm.


X  liquid 
 X  gas 
For the equilibrium G = 0
If the pressure increases the change shifts to backward direction for which G = +ve.
If pressure decreases the change shifts towards forward direction, for which G = -ve.
If temperature increase, the change will proceed towards forward direction, for which
G = -ve.
39. C
Sol. CsCl has b.c.c. unit cell.
40. B
Sol. NaX  Na  X
X  H2 O  

 HX  OH

t0 0.1 excess 0 0

t  eq. 0.1(1   ) 0.1 0.1
[HX] [OH ]
Kh 
[X  ]
[HX] [H ][OH ]
  

[H ] [X ] 1
K w 0.1  0.1
   0.1  2 1    1 as 1   for weak acid
Ka 0.1(1   )
1014
  0.1  2
10 5
   1  10 4
% hydrolysis  0.01%
41. B
NH 
 4 
Sol. pOH = pKb + log   pK b
NH3 
(OH) = 1.8105
Ksp = [Mn2+] [OH]2, [Mn2+] = 1.38104
42. B
Sol. OH OCH3
CH2N2


 N2
43. C
Sol. Anti Markownikoff reaction takes place in this case.
44. C
Sol. H3C OH H3C
NH2OH/H
CH3COC2H5  
 C N + C N
H5C2 H5C2 OH
45. A
Sol. No Cl- is formed in (A).
46. B
Sol. Cl2  FeCl3  FeCl4  Cl
The electrophile Cl+ substitutes a hydrogen atom from benzene.
47. A
Sol. heat
Na2B4 O7 .10H2 O  740 C
 Na2B4 O7  
o
 2NaBO2  B2 O3
10H2 O
Sodium
metaborate
B 2O3  CuSO 4  CuO.B2 O3  SO3

Cu(BO2 )2 (blue)
Copper metaborate
48. B
Sol. AlF3  3KF  K 3  AlF6 
For this reaction, maximum concentration of F- ions is obtained from KF.
49. B
Sol. Increasing the volume of reaction container twice, the concentration of all the species
will reduce to half.
50. C
Sol. Mn5+ has 3d2 configuration.
SECTION – B
51. 00005.00
Sol. X is CHCl3
52. 00012.60
1
Sol. pH  pK w  pk a  logC 
2
1
or,12.8  14  pka  log10 1 
2
On solving, pKa  12.6
53. 00116.24
Sol. Tf = Kf  m
1000
or, 0 - Tf = 1.86  2 
W
2000
or, 0 – (-4.8) = 1.86 
W
On solving, W = 775 g
 Mass of ice formed = 891.24 – 775 = 116.24 g
54. 00015.20
Sol. 

X  g  
 Y  g  Z  g
250
Initial conc.  2.5
100
At equm 2.5 – 1.25 1.25 1.25
 KC = 1.25

X  g   Y  g  Z  g
m
At equ 1.25 1.25 1.25
After addition (1.25 + x - y) (1.25 + y) (1.25 + y)
1.25 + y = 1.3
or, y = 0.05
1.3  1.3
K C   1.25
1.25  x  0.05
On solving, x = 0.152
n n
0.152  
V 100L
or, n = 15.2
55. 00003.00
3 3
Sol. H = nC v T = 1  R  (1300 - 300) =  2  1000 = 3000 cal = 3 Kcal.
2 2
56. 00003.00
2
0.0591  Zn 
Sol. ECell = E  o
Cell log  2
n H 
0.0591 10 2
or, 0.6418 = [0-(-0.76)] - log 2
2 H 
on solving, [H+]2 = 10–6
[H+] = 10–3, pH = 3
57. 00004.00
Sol. n-factor of NH4NO3 is 4.
58. 00004.00
Sol. It shows geometrical as well as optical isomerism. Optical isomerism will be exerted
when one double bond of the dine is Cis and the other is trans.
59. 00003.00
Sol. Ortho, meta and para products are formed.
60. 00000.40
72
Sol. Moles of water = =4
18
Total mole = 4 + 6
4
Mole fraction of water is  0.4
10
Mathematics PART – C
SECTION – A
61. C
dy
Sol. y 2  x 2  4  2y  2x  0
dx
2
d2 y
 dy  d2 x 2
 y 2    1  y 2 1 2 1
dx  dx  dx y
d2 y
y3 2
 y2  x 2  4
dx
62. D
Sol. C1C2  r1  r2
 
C1   0,0 ; C2  3 3, 3 and r1  2, r2  4
 Circle touch each other externally.
Equation of common tangent is 3x  y  4  0 ……….(i)

Comparing it with x cos   y sin   2, we get  
6
63. B
Sol. f " x  1 f x
Multiplying both sides by f '  x 
get f  x   sin x  1…….. (i)
y
x
O 
Required area    2
64. C
Sol. C.O.C. of P  x1,y1 
w.r.t y 2  4ax is yy1  2  x  x1 
compare with 4x  7y  10  0 P (x1, y1)
B
5 7
to get  x1, y1    , 
2 2
4x – 7y + 10 = 0
65. B
Sol. P    1  a2  b  c  0  1  c  a   b  a    0
a  c  1 and b  a
 b  a and c  a 1
 we can select in 9 ways.
9
 P E  
1000
66. B
3 5 7
Sol. Given series is    .....
1 2   2  3   3  4 2
2 2
2
3   n  1  2  n  1  n2
Tn  2
 2
n  n  1 n2  n  1
1 1
Tn  2

n n  12
1 1 1 1 1 1
 Sum of series  2
 2  2  2 ......... 2 
1 2 2 3 n n  12
1 n n  2 
 1 
n  12 n  12
67. C
Sol. A is idempotent matrix i.e. A 2  A
I  0.4A 1  I  A
 I  I  A I  0.4A 
 I2  0.4AI  AI  0.4A 2
 I  A  0.4  0.6 
4

6
68. A
Sol. 171983  111983  71983
 
 171983  71983  111983

 17  7  171982  171981.71  171980.72  ........  71982  111983 
Last digit in 171983  71983 is 0
and last digit in 111983 is 1
 Last digit of 171983  111983  71983 is 0 + 1 = 1
69. D
  1 3  1 2
Sol.   1 4  2 3 0
2 3  1 3    1
   0 or 3
If   0, the equations become  x  y  0 ,
 x  2y  3z  0 and 2x  y  3z  0 ,
x y z
  
6  3 6  3 1  4
70. C
Sol. 2nd blue result occur on or before 10th roll is equivalent to the occurrence of blue face at
least twice in 10 rolls
1 2
n  10, p  , q 
3 3
39  211
p  m  2   1  p  0   p 1  
39
71. B
m  tan 
Sol. The equation of lines are y  y1   x  x1 
1  m tan 
1  tan 45o
 y4  x  x1 
1  tan 45o
1 1
 y4  x  3
1 1
 y  4 or x  3
72. B
2
 1 3x  4y  7 
Sol. (x  2)2  (y  3)2    is an ellipse, whose focus is (2, -3), directrix
2 5 
1
3x – 4y + 7 = 0 and eccentricity is .
2
3  2  4  (3)  7
Length of  from focus to directrix is 5
5
a
 ae  5
e
a 10
 2a   5  a 
2 3
20
So length of major axis is
3
73. C
c
Sol.  
ax 3  bx  c  x 2  px  1  ax  c  comparing co – eff of x 2 and x, we get p 
a
 c 
 a  c   b  a2  c 2  ab
 a 
74. D
Sol. 2r  10  4 2   6  2 2
 36  16  2 13
r  26
3 3
Perimeter   2r   26
4 2
75. B
Sol. Clearly sum of digits = 22, for the number to be divisible by 9 the sum of digits must be
divisible by 9  sum of digit is 18 only.
There are two ways (1) omit 0 and 4
Number of arrangements = 5! = 120.
(2) By omitting 1, 3
Then the number of ways = 4  4  3  2  1 = 96.
 Total number of numbers = 120 + 96 = 216 = 63.
76. A
Sol. Given, sin   sin  cos   sin2   sin  sin 
Now, cos 2  1  2 sin2   1  2sin  cos 
2
  sin   cos  
   
 2 sin2     or 2cos2    
4  4 
77. B
       
Sol. The given equation is equivalent to 2 sin2    cos2 x   2 sin2    sin 2x 
 2    2  
2
 cos x  sin2x
 cos x  cos x  2 sin x   0
 1  2 tan x  0 as cos x  0

x   2n  1
2
1
 tan x 
2
1  tan2 x 3
 cos 2x  
1  tan2 x 5
78. A
 2 3   42 3 
Sol. sin1    sin1  
 4   8 
   
 2 
 sin1 
 
3 1   1  3  1  
  sin   
 8   2 2  12
 
 12  1  2 3  
cos1    cos  
 4   4  6

 
sec 1 2 
4
         
cos1 cot      cos1 cot  
 12 6 4    2 

 cos1  O  
2
79. C
 x  2x 2  5x 3 
Sol. f  g  x    1  3  
 3 
3 2
5x  2x  x
 g x  
3
 3g 1  4
80. A
a n 1
Cr  r  3 
Sol. lim
n 
   x dx 
nr  0
r 0 
1 n r 
x
   lim  n Cr .   . x3  .dx
 n r 0 n 
0 
1 n
 x
  lim  1   . x3 dx
0
a  n
= 6 – 2e
SECTION – B
81. 00005.00
Sol.
1
n t
x k 1 x k 1
x x dx
0
lim k
dx  lim 0
n
 1 t 0 tk
 
n
Taking t as continuous variable (as t  0 )
t t k 1 1 1
lim k 1
 lim t t  .
n k t t 0 k k
82. 00005.00
Sol. Equation of tangent to parabola at P is
2  y  9   6x  y  9  3x
Equation of circle is
2 2
 x  6    y  9     y  3x  9   0
Put  0, 1
x 2  4y
 36  64   10   0
   10  6, 9 
 Equation of circle is
x 2  y 2  18x  28y  27  0
2
 radius  9 2  14   27  5 10
 0, 1
83. 00005.00
y x
Sol. y ' nx   n y  y ' for the point e 2 ,e2
x y
 
2y ' 1  2  y '
y' 1
Equation of normal is y  e2  1 x  e 2  
y  x  2e2
a  2e 2 and b  2e2
4a  b
5
b
84. 00003.00
2x y
Sol. Equation of normal at  2 sec , tan   is  5
sec  tan 
2 tan 
Slope  1    1
sec 

 
6
5
 normal becomes y   x 
3
25
It is tangent to ellipse  a2  b2 
3
9 2

25

a  b2  3 
85. 00002.00
 1 
Sol. f  x  is differentiable in  0, 
 2
 1 
 f  x  is continuous in  0, 
 2
 1  ax  b 
 f    lim f  x   lim tan1 
2
  x 1
x
1  c  x
2
  0 and lim1 log 2  bx  0  
2 2 2
a b
  b  0 and 2   1
2 4
 a  2b  0 and b  4  a  8
1
Now,  f  x  is differentiable at x 
2
1 a 1
  2
2bx 1
 ax  b  c x
1 2  bx2 x
2
1   2
 c 
8 4
   c  2
c  1
2  4 
 4
86. 00009.00
7
2
 2a  6d 6 7  2a  6d
Sol.   6
11
 2a  10d 11  2a  10d 
2
 2a  18d
a  6d
also 130  a  6d  140
26 28
 d d9
3 3
87. 00001.71
 2  1
Sol. The given series is in the form 1  a  a2  a3 ........ to  where a  
 2 2 
 
1
Sn 
1 a
1

 2  1
1 
 2 2 
 
2 2

2 2  2 1
2 2

2 1
2 2  2 1 
88. 00009.00
2x 7  3x2
Sol.  x10  2x5  1 dx
 3 
x 6  2x  4 
 x 
 dx
6 4 2 1 
x x   6 
 x x 
3
2x  4
 x dx
2
 2 1 
x  3 
 x 
1  3 
Let x 2  3  t   2x  4  dx  dt
x  x 
3
dt 1 x
  2   c   5 c
t t x 1


 x3 x5  1 c  x 3  x8
c
2 2
 x5  1   
x5  1
89. 00003.00
Sol. f  x   x3  bx 2  cx
f 1  1  b  c
f  2   8  4b  2c
By Role’s Theorem
f 1  f  2 
 3b  c  7  0 ……..(i)
2
f '  x   3x  2bx  c
4
f '   0
3
By Rolle’s theorem
 8b  3c  16  0 ………(ii)
By (i) and (ii)
b c 1
 
5 8 1
b = –5
90. 00001.00
dx 1
Sol.  
dy dy
dx
   
d2 x d  1  d  1  dx
    .
dy 2 dy  dy  dx  dy  dy
   
 dx   dx 
1 d2 y dx 1 d2 y
 2
. 2
.  3
. 3
 dy  dx dy  dy  dx
   
 dx   dx 
 
2  
d y 1 
From the given is 1 0
dx 2   dy 3 
   
 
  dx  
d2 y dy
 2
 0 or
1
dx dx
 y  ax  b :a  0

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