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IIT JEET Advanced Mock Test 2 - Paper 1 - PCM - Answers & Solutions - Set A
Test Code: SB-FT-79-22

Q
Ans wer Level C hapter
No.
1. 2.66 Medium 11P1 - Unit & D imension
2. 1.33 Easy 12P28 - G eometrical Optics
3. 0.19 Medium 11P16 - KT G &

T hermodynamics
4. 0.50 Medium 11P11 - Rigid Body D ynamics
5. 40.00 Easy 11P8 - Work, Power & Energy
6. 0.93 Medium 11P11 - Rigid Body D ynamics
7. 1 Medium 11P18 - Heat T ransfer
8. 2 Medium 11P14 - Fluid Mechanics
9. ACD Hard 11P11 - Rigid Body D ynamics
10. BD Medium 12P28 - G eometrical Optics
11. AC Medium 12P22 - Electrostatics
12. C Easy 11P6 - Newtons laws of motion
13. C Easy 11P1 - Unit & D imension
14. ABC Medium 11P8 - Work, Power & Energy
15. A => Q and S; B => P and S; C => R; D => P; Easy 11P3 - Rectilinear Motion
16. A => Q; B => Q; C => P and T ; D => P, R, and T ; Medium 12P27 - Alternating current
17. A => P, Q, and R; B => Q; C => S; D => S and T ; Medium 12P28 - G eometrical Optics
18. A => R; B => S; C => Q; D => P; Easy 12P33 - Electromagnetic Wave
19. 99 Hard 12C33 - Aromatic compounds
20. 122 Medium 11C2 - Atomic Structure
21. 7 Medium 11C12 - s-block elements
22. 7 Medium 12C33 - Aromatic compounds
23. 5 Medium 12C18 - Solution and colligative

properties
24. 19 Easy 12C25 - p blocks - Halogen &

Noble gases
25. 1 Medium 12C21 - Chemical Kinetics
26. 6 Hard 12C33 - Aromatic compounds
27. ABC Medium 11C9 - Redox reaction
28. ABD Medium 12C33 - Aromatic compounds
29. ABC Easy 12C26 - d and f block elements
30. AB Easy 11C8 - Ionic Equilibrium
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31. ABC Medium 11C4 - Chemical Bonding
32. BCD Medium 11C16 - Hydrocarbons part 1
33. A => P, Q, and S; B => P, R, and S; C => Q and S; D Medium 12C27 - Coordiantion compounds
=> Q and S;
34. A => Q and R; B => Q and R; C => R and S; D => P Medium 12C20 - Electrochemistry
and T ;
35. A => P, Q, and T ; B => R and S; C => R and S; D Easy 11C3 - Periodic Table
=> P, Q, and T ;
36. A => S; B => P; C => Q; D => S; Easy 12C34 - Biomolecules and

polymer
37. 1.00 Easy 11M3 - T rigonometry
38. 64.00 Easy 11M4 - Quadratic Equation
39. 10.00 Medium 11M6 - Permutation &

Combination
40. 7.00 Medium 11M7 - Binomial T heorem
41. 6.00 Medium 11M10 - Circle
42. 60.00 Medium 11M12 - Statistics
43. 0.00 Easy 11M5 - Complex Number
44. 3.00 Medium 12M17 - Limits, Continuity &

D erivability
45. AC Medium 12M17 - Limits, Continuity &

D erivability
46. BCD Medium 11M3 - T rigonometry
47. BCD Medium 12M20 - D efinite Integration &

Its App.
48. AD Hard 12M21 - D ifferential Equation
49. ACD Medium 12M22 - Vector & 3-D
50. AD Easy 12M15 - Function & Inverse

T rigonometric
51. A => R; B => S; C => Q; D => P; Medium 12M15 - Function & Inverse
T rigonometric
52. A => Q; B => S; C => P; D => R; Easy 11M4 - Quadratic Equation
53. A => R; B => P; C => Q; Easy 11M6 - Permutation &

Combination
54. A => R; B => P; C => Q; Easy 12M16 - Matrices & D eterminant
So lut io ns

Q1. 2.66
G iven that
Least count
Measuring reading of edge
Volume of cube
D ensity of cube
Q2. 1.33
According to reflection of spherical surface
First on plane surface
[where image will form behind point ]
because final image at infinity]

Q3. 0.19
Efficiency
According to first law, is positive only for and process.
area under curve

Q4. 0.50
In FBD of system,
Retarding angular acceleration
For final rest, and
So,
Q5. 40.00
At Ist ball is at highest point, so
and
and distance covered by IInd ball
Q6. 0.93
G iven velocity at bottom is same so,
Or
Now
Q7. 1
Power produced by heater rate of heat flown through window.
Substituting the values, we get

Q8. 2
Apply Bernoulli's equations at pipe (1), (2) and (3)
...(i)
Equation of continuity at (3) and (2) are
...(ii)
...(iii)
From Eq. (i), we get
From Eq. (i), we get
Q9. (A)(C)(D )
Moment of inertia for rob about is and of rod about is
Total moment of inertia is
Restoring about
Small value of

Q10. (B)(D )
For reflection at general point
So, at should be
And another point will be the just opposite point so, its coordinates will be
Q11. (A)(C)
T he potential of the grounded sphere has to be zero, due to particle charge the potential of
the sphere is positive so negative charge must be possessed by sphere so that total potential
of sphere becomes zero. T his negative charge is acquired by sphere from the ground, hence
current flows into the ground. As the charged particle comes nearer to sphere the potential of
sphere due to positive charge increases and hence more electron per unit time will flow form
ground to sphere and thus magnitude of current increases.
Q12. (C)
For toppling,
For slipping,
For slipping before toppling

Q13. (C)
Pressure
Energy per unit area
Q14. (A)(B)(C)
A. for two blocks spring system where, reduce mass
B.
See carefully that velocity of will be maximum when its velocity is maximum in frame
of and in the direction of velocity itself.
C. KE
relative velocity of one w.r.t. other
KE
So, all A, B and C are correct.
Q15. A => Q and S; B => P and S; C => R; D => P;
A. Area of - graph lies below time axis, so displacement is negative, but slope is positive,
so acceleration is positive.
B. Area of - graph lies above time axis, so displacement is positive and slope is
positive, so acceleration is also positive.
C. D isplacement is zero, because half area above time axis and half below. Slope
is negative, so acceleration is negative.
D . Area of - graph lies above time axis, so displacement is positive, and slope is negative,
so acceleration is also negative.
Q16. A => Q; B => Q; C => P and T ; D => P, R, and T ;
A. On increasing frequency of source

Photo current from metallic target decreases
B. On increasing the pressure of gas inside the tube, keeping temperature of gas constant
Photo current from metallic target decreases
C. On increasing peak voltage of source
Photo current from metallic target increases
Temperature of coolant at output would be higher
D . On increasing emf of battery
Photo current from metallic target increases
Penetrating power of -ray increases
Temperature of coolant at output would be higher
Q17. A => P, Q, and R; B => Q; C => S; D => S and T ;
A. Plane Mirror: At all positions, virtual, erect, laterally inverted.

Concave Mirror: Virtual, magnified erect image can be formed if object distance is less
than focal length.
Convex Mirror: Virtual, erect image for all positions of .
B. Inverted image will be formed only in case of concave mirror.
C. Inverted Real image possible only
Convex lens
D . Possible for convex lens when object is between and Virtual, erect.
Possible for concave lens.

Q18. A => R; B => S; C => Q; D => P;

T heory based.
Q19. 99
Q20. 122
Ionisation potential of -like species
Here,
then
Q21. 7
Potassium imparts violet colour in flame test. Sodium imparts yellow colour in flame
test. Beryllium does not give any colour in flame test. Calcium imparts brick red
colour in flame test. Strontium imparts crimson red colour in flame test. Magnesium
does not give any colour in flame test. Rubidium imparts red violet colour in flame test.
Caesium imparts blue colour in flame test. Lithium imparts crimson red colour in flame
test.
Q22. 7
Total oxygen atom present in major product is

Q23. 5
Osmotic pressure is proportional to the molarity of the solution at a given temperature
T hus, (for dilute solution)
For the relation,

G iven, mass of urea
Molar mass of urea
Mass of glucose
Molar mass of glucose
Q24. 19
D istorted octahedral shape.

Q25. 1
So,
Q26. 6
So, the total no. of atoms in a molecule of is

Q27. (A)(B)(C)
T he balanced equation is

Q28. (A)(B)(D )
Q29. (A)(B)(C)
Chlorophyll contains metal.
Q30. (A)(B)
Weak acids form buffer solutions with strong bases.
Q31. (A)(B)(C)
D ipole moment of
Q32. (B)(C)(D )

Q33. A => P, Q, and S; B => P, R, and S; C => Q and S; D => Q and S;
A.
Let the oxidation state of
T hus, it is a paramagnetic complex due to presence of unpaired electrons.

T his complex exhibits geometrical isomer.
T hus, A matches with (P), (Q) and (S).
B.
Let the oxidation state of
In no unpaired electron is present, so it is diamagnetic and it also exhibit

geometrical isomerism.
Hence, B matches with (P), (R). (S).
C.
T hus, paramagnetic due to presence of unpaired electrons.

Hence, C matches with (Q) and (S).
D.
T hus, paramagnetic due to presence of two unpaired electrons because is a

weak field ligand.
Hence, D matches with (Q) and (S).
Q34. A => Q and R; B => Q and R; C => R and S; D => P and T ;

Conceptual

Q35. A => P, Q, and T ; B => R and S; C => R and S; D => P, Q, and T ;
[Order of I.E ]
[Order of I.E ]
[Order of I.E ]
[Order of I.E ]
Q36. A => S; B => P; C => Q; D => S;
A.
B.
C.
D.
Q37. 1.00
LHS
Now,
and
LHS

Q38. 64.00
Since are the roots of the equation
Also,
or
or
Now,
Q39. 10.00
T he number of times the house master goes to dhaba is Let n be the number of
children taking non-vegetarian food.
.
Q40. 7.00
Polynomial has degree

Q41. 6.00
On solving and
simultaneously, we get
Putting, and respectively in we get and T hus, the points
of intersection of the given line and the circle are and
Required equation is
Q42. 60.00
As given marks of students out of in the ascending order are
Total number of terms and students who failed are below marks, median
term term term

Q43. 0.00
Let be the cube roots of unity.
Let

Q44. 3.00
T he function log |x| is not defined at
so, is a point of discontinuity.
Also, for to defined, that is
Hence and are also points of discontinuity.
Clearly is continuous for
T hus, there are three points of discontinuity.
Q45. (A)(C)
From graph it is clear that is continuous every where and also differentiable everywhere
except at and
Q46. (B)(C)(D )
or
or
and
Also,
Q47. (B)(C)(D )
T he are bounded by the curve and lines and is as shown in the graph.
Required area
Also required area
(where )
[Using the property

Q48. (A)(D )
Let,
Equation becomes
I.F
Solution is
As it passes through
...(1)
Intersection of (1) and
is the only intersection point.

Intersection of (1) and
or
LHS no solution.
Q49. (A)(C)(D )
Also,
and
Again
And

Q50. (A)(D )
Let
To find sign of plot …. on number line in ascending order of magnitude. Starting
from right extreme put +ve, –ve sings alternately. is positive in the intervals having +ve
sign and negative in the intervals having –ve sing. We have
Note this step: Critical points are on number line by wavy method, we have
For when
Clearly contains and .

Q51. A => R; B => S; C => Q; D => P;
B) assumes real values if
D omain of
C) (say)
assumes real values if
Range of
D ) Let
Since, and Range of

Q52. A => Q; B => S; C => P; D => R;
A. . Comparing with
B.
C. or
Hence,
D.
Q53. A => R; B => P; C => Q;
A. Number of words using letters out of letters

B. Number of words using all letters
C. Number of words staring with vowel Number of ways of choosing first letter (out of
and Number of ways of arranging alphabets

Q54. A => R; B => P; C => Q;
A.
B.
C.

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IIT JEET Advanced Mock Test 2 - Paper 1 - PCM - Answers & Solutions - Set A

Test Code: SB-FT-79-22

1. 2.66 Medium 11P1 - Unit & D imension

2. 1.33 Easy 12P28 - G eometrical Optics

3. 0.19 Medium 11P16 - KT G &

4. 0.50 Medium 11P11 - Rigid Body D ynamics

5. 40.00 Easy 11P8 - Work, Power & Energy

6. 0.93 Medium 11P11 - Rigid Body D ynamics

7. 1 Medium 11P18 - Heat T ransfer

8. 2 Medium 11P14 - Fluid Mechanics

9. ACD Hard 11P11 - Rigid Body D ynamics

10. BD Medium 12P28 - G eometrical Optics

11. AC Medium 12P22 - Electrostatics

12. C Easy 11P6 - Newtons laws of motion

13. C Easy 11P1 - Unit & D imension

14. ABC Medium 11P8 - Work, Power & Energy

18. A => R; B => S; C => Q; D => P; Easy 12P33 - Electromagnetic Wave

19. 99 Hard 12C33 - Aromatic compounds

20. 122 Medium 11C2 - Atomic Structure

21. 7 Medium 11C12 - s-block elements

22. 7 Medium 12C33 - Aromatic compounds

23. 5 Medium 12C18 - Solution and colligative

24. 19 Easy 12C25 - p blocks - Halogen &

25. 1 Medium 12C21 - Chemical Kinetics

26. 6 Hard 12C33 - Aromatic compounds

27. ABC Medium 11C9 - Redox reaction

28. ABD Medium 12C33 - Aromatic compounds

29. ABC Easy 12C26 - d and f block elements

30. AB Easy 11C8 - Ionic Equilibrium

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31. ABC Medium 11C4 - Chemical Bonding

32. BCD Medium 11C16 - Hydrocarbons part 1

36. A => S; B => P; C => Q; D => S; Easy 12C34 - Biomolecules and

37. 1.00 Easy 11M3 - T rigonometry

38. 64.00 Easy 11M4 - Quadratic Equation

39. 10.00 Medium 11M6 - Permutation &

40. 7.00 Medium 11M7 - Binomial T heorem

41. 6.00 Medium 11M10 - Circle

42. 60.00 Medium 11M12 - Statistics

43. 0.00 Easy 11M5 - Complex Number

44. 3.00 Medium 12M17 - Limits, Continuity &

45. AC Medium 12M17 - Limits, Continuity &

46. BCD Medium 11M3 - T rigonometry

47. BCD Medium 12M20 - D efinite Integration &

48. AD Hard 12M21 - D ifferential Equation

49. ACD Medium 12M22 - Vector & 3-D

50. AD Easy 12M15 - Function & Inverse

52. A => Q; B => S; C => P; D => R; Easy 11M4 - Quadratic Equation

53. A => R; B => P; C => Q; Easy 11M6 - Permutation &

54. A => R; B => P; C => Q; Easy 12M16 - Matrices & D eterminant

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Measuring reading of edge

First on plane surface

[where image will form behind point ]

because final image at infinity]

area under curve

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For final rest, and

Substituting the values, we get

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From Eq. (i), we get

Total moment of inertia is

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