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Physics
PART - A
ONE OR MORE THAN ONE ANSWERS CORRECT:

1. A simple pendulum of length   30 cm and mass

m  2 kg is attached to a cart of mass 3 kg. The cart can
move frictionless on level ground. The bob is released
from rest when string makes an angle of 1.8o with the
horizontal :

a) The amplitude of oscillation of cart is  cm

5
b) The time period of oscillation is  sec
5
c) The cart and bob oscillate with phase difference of 
 3
d) The time period of oscillation is sec
5
1. a, b, c
Sol.


1.8     x  3A
180
  3 
A    m
150 150 10 500
Centre of mass is at rest.
3  x  21
2 
x
3
From carts frame
  2 g  sin   2  2 x     2 2 
  
  2 g   2  2  2    22  2
 3
4 2 2
 2g     2 2  2
3
2 2 2
2g  
3
3g  0.3 
  T  2  2  sec
 3g 300 5
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x 4 x3
2. Consider the potential energy given by U    3x 2
4 3
a) x  0 is position of stable equilibrium
b) x  3 is position of stable equilibrium
c) If body starts from x  2 , if can go to x  3 if its kinetic energy is greater than 16 J
3
d) If body starts from x  2 , if can go to x  3 even if its initial kinetic energy is zero

2. b, c
Sol.

To reach x  3 , it has to cross x  0 . Energy required  16 J

3
3. A uniform pole is attached to a vertical wall by a
frictionless pivot. The pole is held horizontal by a
vertical massless cable attached to the ceiling as shown
in the diagram. Considering torques on the pole about
the axis of the pivot, which of the statement is
CORRECT ?

a) The magnitude of the torque due to tension in the cable is greater than the magnitude of torque due to
weight of pole
b) The magnitude of the torque due to pivot on the pole is equal to the magnitude of torque due to weight of
pole
c) The magnitude of torque due to tension in cable is equal to magnitude of torque due weight of pole
d) Tension in cable is more than the weigh of the pole
3. c
Sol. For a body to be in equilibrium net  0 Fnet  0

4. A solid uniform ball of mass m and radius R collides

elastically with a rough fixed inclined surface as shown.
Velocity and angular velocity of ball just before
5V
collision are V0 and 0  0 . Choose the correct
R
option(s)

3
a) If   then the velocity of ball just after collision is vertically upwards
4
b) If   3 then the velocity of ball just after collision is horizontal leftwards
4
3 3V
c) If   then angular velocity after collision is 0
4 R
3
d) If   then velocity of ball after collision is V0
4
4. a, d
Sol. In an elastic collision speed of approach = speed of aspiration, impulse J  P , angular impulse  L
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5. A block of mass m  1kg is placed on a plank

of mass M  2 kg, which is placed on a
horizontal frictionless surface. There is no
friction between the block and the plank. Block
and plank are connected by a spring of spring
constant 6 N/m as shown in the figure. An
impulse J  2 newton sec is applied on the
plank. Possible magnitude of acceleration of
the block is/are :
a) 1 m/s2 b) 3 m/s2 c) 5 m/s2 d) 7 m/s2
5. a, b, c, d
Sol. Conservation of momentum and
conservation of mechanical energy

6. A massless bucket is initially at rest next to one end of a chain that lies in a straight line on the floor,
as shown in figure. The chain has uniform mass density  (kg/m). You push on the bucket (so that it
gathers up the chain) with the force F(t) that gives the bucket and whatever chain is inside, a constant
acceleration a at all times. ‘t’ is time. There is no friction between the bucket and the floor.
bucket
F(t)
chain

a
a) F t at time t is 3  a  t 2 b) work done by F t upto time t is 3  a 3t 4
5 8
c) F t at time t is 3  a 2 t 2 d) work done by F t upto time t is 3  a 3t 4
4 4
6. b
 at 2 
Sol. p  mv    x  v     at
 2 
1
p  a 2t 3
2
dp 3 2 2
F   a t
dt 2
t
W   Fdx   Fvdt
0
t
3 
W     a 2 t 2   at  dt
0
2 
3
W  a 3t 4
8

7. A block of mass m slides shown on rough inclined plane of angle  with the horizontal, with an
acceleration a along the plane. The value of the reaction on the block by the plane is
 a  g sin   a
a) m  a  g sin  b) m 
g cos 
c) mg cos  d) m g 2  a 2  2 ag sin 
7. d
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Sol. Ff  ma  mg sin 
R  mg cos 
Total Reaction  F f2  R 2  m g 2  a 2  2 ag sin 
8. A wedge of mass M is kept on a rough horizontal floor and is always stationary. A body of mass m is
kept on the smooth surface of wedge M and is held stationary by a stopper.
m
stopper

f  M
rough floor

a) when the stopper is removed, the normal reaction of floor exerts on the wedge is
N  Mg  mgcos2 
b) when the stopper is removed, the normal reaction the floor exerts on the wedge is
N  Mg  mg cos  sin 
c) whether stopper is removed or not, N   M  m g
d) when the stopper is removed, the frictional force between the wedge and the floor,
f  mg cos  sin 
8. a, d
Sol.

Let R be the normal reaction on m, by the wedge

 R sin   ma cos 
mg  R cos   ma sin   But a  g sin  since wedge is stationary

 mg  R cos   mg sin 2   mg 1  sin 2    R

cos 
 R  mg cos   on the wedge
N  Mg  R cos   Mg  mg cos2 
a) is correct
f  R sin 
 mg cos  sin 
d) is correct
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COMPREHENSION

Consider the given system shown in figure. At certain instant velocity of lift (w.r.t. ground), velocity of A
(relative to lift) is shown. Velocity of lift is constant. Mass of the blocks A and B are same and equal to m.

7. Velocity of B with respect to ground is

a) 8 m/s b) 6 m/s c) 4 m/s d) 2 m/s
7. d
  
Sol. VB / g  V / g  VB / 

8. Force exerted by the string on the ceiling of the lift is

a) 12mg b) 6 m g c) 3 m g d) 9 m g
5 5 5 4
8. a
 
Sol. Fnet  ma

9. Acceleration of block A w.r.t. the lift is

a) g downward b) g upward c) 2 g upward d) 2 g downward
5 5 5 5
9. b
 
Sol. Fnet  ma

COMPREHENSION

Two particles are simultaneously thrown from top of

two towers as shown. Their velocities are 2 m/s and 14
m/s. Horizontal and vertical separation between these
2
particles are 22 m and 9 m respectively. ( g 10m/s )

10. The time at which the separation between the particles A and B is least is
23 25 29 17
a) s b) s c) d)
10 2 10 2 10 2 10 2
10. a

11. The minimum separation between the particles driving their motion is
a) 4m b) 3m c) 6m d) 9m
11. c
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12. The magnitude of relative velocity of particle A w.r.t. particle B at the time the separation is least is
a) 5 2 m/s b) 3 2 m/s c) 16 2 m/s d) 10 2 m/s
12. d
Sol. vx  8 2 m/s  relative velocity along x-axis
 
x  22  8 2 t 
v y  6 2 m/s  relative velocity along y-axis
 
y  9  6 2t 
 r  x2  y 2
For minimum r,
dr 23
0  t  s and rmin  6.00 m
dt 10 2

PART - C

INTEGER ANSWER TYPE:

2
a t
1. The dimensional formula of a in the equation P  where P is pressure, x is distance and t is
b bx

time is M , L , T  , the value of 4     is
 

1. 2
a t2
Sol. P
bx
 Pbx  a  t2
  Pbx    a   T 2 
T 2  T 2 
or  b     M 1T 4 
 P x  ML T   L
1 2

a T 2 
    1 4
  MT 2 
b  M T 

2. Find the acceleration of rod A and wedge B in the

arrangement shown in figure. If the mass of rod equal that
of the wedge and the friction between all contact surfaces
is negligible. Take angle of wedge as 45 o . The
2
acceleration of wadge B in m/s2 is ( g 10m/s )

2. 5
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Sol

Perpendicular to the plane of contact displacement must be

same.
dsB dsA

2 2
dsB  dsA
Differentiating, aB  aA  a (Let)

N
mg   ma ......(1)
2
N
 ma ......(2)
2
Equation (1) & (2)
g
 mg  2ma  a 
2
3. An U-shaped bar of mass 3m and length L of each segment is
pivoted at one of its end so, that it can freely rotate in vertical
plane as shown in figure. Find the value of  at equilibrium is

. Find n to the nearest integer
n

3. 5
Sol.
L L L
 2 3
M  M tan   
} L/6 L L 4

 2 6
COM
  37 o
L M

4. A body of mass m and radius R is rolling without sliding on an inclined plane. If the velocity of the body at
bottom of inclined is 10 m/s and the kinetic energy of body at the top of the inclined is half of the kinetic
2mR 2
energy at bottom of inclined, the moment of inertia of the body is , the value of x is (Given height of
x
15
inclined  m)
4
4. 4
Sol. Conservation of mechanical energy
Ki  Pi  K f  Pf
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Chemistry

PART - A

ONE OR MORE THAN ONE ANSWERS CORRECT:

1. A radioactive isotope z A m  t1/2 = 10 days  decays to give z 6 Bm12 stable atom along with
  particle. If m gram of ‘A’ are taken & kept in a sealed tube. How much He will not accumulate
in 20 days. (Calculate amt. in lit assuming process is occurring at STP).
a) 22.4 lit b) 2.25 lit c) 50.4 lit d) 100.8 lit
1.a,b,d

n
1 20
Sol. N = N 0   & no. of t 1 = =2
2 2 10
N 1
So, =
N0 4
1 3
Now, no.of decayed moles = 1  =
4 4
3 9
Total amt of He = 3 × = mole
4 4
9
Vol. at STP = 22.4  = 50.4 lit
4

2. 0.50 gm mixture containing NaHCO3 , Na 2CO3 and KCl was dissolved in 50 ml water and titrated
with 0.15 M HClresulting in the following titration curve. Determine weight % of
NaHCO3 , Na 2CO3 and KCl in the mixture respectively.

a) 37.8, 31.8, 30.4 b) 31.8, 37.8, 30.4 c) 30.4, 37.8, 31.8 d) 31.8, 30.4, 37.8
2.a

Sol. Let NaHCO3 = X gm

Na 2CO3 = Y gm
At HPh end point
Na 2CO3 + HCl   NaHCO3 + NaCl
Millimole of HCl = 0.15  10 = 1.5
Millimole of Na 2CO3 = 1.5
Y
 1  103 = 1.5 Y = 0.159 g
106
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X  Y  3
At MeOH end point,   +    2  0.15  35  10
84
   106 
Putting value of Y / 106, we get X
X = 0.189 g
 Wt of KCl = 0.5  0.159  0.189  0.152 g
0.159  100
% of Na 2 CO3 = = 31.8%
0.5
0.189  100
% of NaHCO3 = = 37.8%
0.5
0.152  100
% KCl = = 30.4%
0.5

3. 1.0 mole of Fe reacts completely with 0.65 mole of O2 to give a mixture of only FeO and Fe2O3 .
The mole ratio of ferrous oxide to ferric oxide cannot be
a) 2 : 2 b) 4 : 3 c) 1 : 2 d) 2 : 7
3.a,c,d

Sol. 2Fe + O2  2FeO

a
a mole mole a
2
4Fe + 3O2  2Fe2O3
3b b
b
4 2
 a+b=1
a 3b
+ = 0.65
2 4
 a = 0.4 mole
b = 0.6 mole
 moles of FeO = 0.4
moles of Fe2O3 = 0.3
 ratio = 4 : 3

4. For the Tyndal effect which is correct

a) The diameter of the dispersed partied is not much smaller than the wave length of light used.
b) The refractive indices of the dispersed phase and dispersion medium differ in great magnitude.
c) Information about the size of colloidal partied can’t be obtained by ultra-microscope.
d) Gold number gives information about Tyndal effect.
4.a,b

Sol. Conceptual

5. Choose incorrect statement(s) among the following

a) All boron halides are ionic halides.
b) Anhydrous aluminium chloride is an ionic compound.
c) Coordination number of Al in AlCl3  s  is 4.
d) BI3 is the weak Lewis acidic among all boron halides.
5.a,b,c,d
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Sol. Coordination number of Al in AlCl3  s  is 6.

Anhydrous AlCl3 is covalent but becomes ionic when dissolved in water. Bl3 is the strongest Lewis
acid and among all boron halides.
All BX3 are covalent in nature.

6. A crystal is constituted of X and Y particles. Y form ccp arrangement where as X occupies all
octahedral voids. If all the particles along one body diagonal are removed and Z atom are introduced
in the available voids of the body diagonal (lying inside the cube completely), the formula of this
solid becomes Xa Yb Zc . The value of a, b and c respectively cannot be
a) 3, 4, 3 b) 4, 5, 4 c) 16, 15, 12 d) 3, 15, 4
6.a,c,d

Sol. Y CCP  = 4 X Oct. void  = 4

15
Atoms along one B. D removed  Y = ,X=3
4
Z  introduced in available voids = 2 Td. voids + 1 oct. void = 3
X3 Y15 Z3  X 4 Y5 Z 4
4

Kn 2
7. Balmer gave an equation for wavelength for visible region of H – spectrum as   (n =
n2  4
principal quantum no.) then ‘K’ in terms of ‘R’ cannot be (R=Rydberg constant)
a) R b) R / 2 c) 4 / R d) 5 / R
7.a,b,d

1  1 1  1  1 1 
Sol.  Rz 2  2  2    Rz 2  2  2 
  n1 n2   2 n 

8. Two  PCl3  g   Cl2  g 

systems PCl5  g   and  CO  g   Cl2  g 
COCl2  g   are
simultaneously in equilibrium in a vessel at constant volume. If some CO is introduced in the vessel,
then at new equilibrium, the modes of
a) PCl5 increase b) PCl5 remain unchanged
c) PCl5 decrease d) Cl2 increase
8.c

Sol. Cl2 is present simultaneously in two equilibria. Decrease in its concentration shift both equilibria
forward.
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COMPREHENSION

On treatment with cold water, an element (A) reacts readily liberating a colourless, odourless gas (B) and a
solution (C). Lithium is reacted with (B) yielding a solid product (D) which effervesce with water to give a
strongly basic solution (E). When CO2 gas is bubbled through solution (C), a white ppt. (F) is formed but
this redissolved forming solution (G) when more CO2 is passed. Precipitate (F) effervesced when moistened
with conc. HCl and give deep red colouration to a Bunsen burner flame. (F) on heating with excess of
carbon at 20000 C give (H)

9. Metal (A) may be

a) Be b)Ca c) Fe d) Ba
9.b
0 0
H 2O CO2  2000 C CO2  2000 C
Sol. Ca   H 2  Ca  OH 2  aq    CaCO3   CaC2   CaCO3   CaC2
 A B C  F  H  F  H 

Li CO2  Excess 

H 2O
LiH   LiOH  H 2  Ca  HCO3 2
 D E G 

10. Solution (G) contains a salt which:

i) Causes permanent hardness of water. ii) Cannot be obtained in solid state.
iii) Causes temporary hardness of water. iv) Can be obtained in solid state.
Select the correct statements:
a) i and ii b) i and iv c) ii and iii d) ii and iv
10.c

Sol. It is Ca  HCO3 2 , which cannot be obtained in solid state and causes temporary hardness

11. Solid (H) on hydrolysis gives a gas, which on passing through ammoniacal AgNO3 solution yields:
a) White ppt. b) Red ppt. c) No ppt. d) Brown ppt.
11.a

Sol. It is acetylene gas and gives white ppt. of silver acetylide.

COMPREHENSION

Like acid base titration, in redox titration also, the equivalence point is reached when the reducing
agent is completely oxidized by the oxidizing agent. But contrary to the acid-base titrations,
oxidizing agents can themselves be used as internal indicator in redox titration e.g. Cr2O72 (orange
yellow), Cr 3 (green), MnO4 (purple), Mn 2 (light pink), where strength of the solution may be
expressed as molarity i.e. number of moles of solute per litre of solution.
12. In a titration experiment, a student finds that 23.48 ml of a NaOH solution are needed to neutralize
0.5468g of KHP (molecular formula KHC8 H 4O4 ). What is the concentration in molarity of NaOH
solution?
a) 0.114 M b) 0.228 M c) 0.057 M d) 0.028 M
12.a
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Sol. neq NaOH  neq KHP (Potassium monohydrogen Phthalate)

M  n f  V  ml 
WKHP

1000 GEWKHP
M 1 23.48 0.5468

1000 GMW
nf
M  23.48 0.5468

1000 204
1
M = 0.114 M

13. A 16.42 ml volume of 0.1327M KMnO4 solution is needed to oxidize 25.00 ml of a FeSO4 solution
in an acidic medium. What is the number of moles of FeSO4 being oxidized for the reaction.
5 Fe 2  MnO4  8H  
 Mn 2  5Fe3  4 H 2O
a) 2.18 10 2 b) 1.09 102 c) 0.545  102 d) 0.272 10 2
13.b

Sol. neq KMnO4  neq FeSO4

M  n f  V  ml 
 nmoles  nb
1000
0.1327  5 16.42
 n 1
1000
n  1.089  102 moles

14. A purple coloured solution is added from a burette to FeSO4 solution kept in the flask. After
sometime, the purple colour changes to light pink. The ion formed from that solution is
a) MnO4 b) Fe 2  c) Fe3 d) Mn 2
14.d

Sol.  Mn 2
KMnO4 

PART - C
INTEGER ANSWER TYPE:

1. A certain saturated hydrocarbon effuses about half as H2O vapour. Number of carbons in the
formula of this hydrocarbon are?
1.5

rCn H2n + 2 1 M H 2O
Sol: = =
rH2 O 2 M Cn H2n + 2
 M Cn H2n + 2 = 4  18 = 72
 12  n + 1   2n + 2  = 72
 14n + 2 = 72
 n=5
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2. Number of lone pair – bond pair repulsion at 900 are (P) in I 3

Number of lone pair – bond pair repulsion at 900 are (Q) in ICl4
Final difference of (P) and (Q)
2.2

Z
Cl Cl

I I
Sol. Cl Cl

Z
 Q  8
 P  6

3. 500 ml of 2M CH 3COOH solution is mixed with 600ml 12% (w/v) CH 3COOH solution then
calculate the final molarity of solution.
3.2

12  10
Sol. 12% (w/v) CH 3COOH ; M =  2M
60
500  2  600  2 2200
MR   2
1100 1100

4. The conductivity of 0.001 M Na 2SO4 solution is 2.6  104 S cm 1 and increases to

4 1
7.0  10 S cm , when the solution is saturated with CaSO4 . The molar conductivity of
Na + and Ca 2+ are 50 and 120 S cm 2 mol1 , respectively. Neglect conductivity of used water the
solubility product of CaSO4 is y  10 x M2 . What is the value of x .
4.6

Sol. Conductivity of Na 2SO4 = 2.6  10 4

1000  2.6  10 4
 m  NA 2SO 4  = = 260 S cm 2
0.001
 m  SO 4  =  m  NA 2SO 4   2  m  NA + 
2

= 260  2  50 = 160 S cm 2 mol 1

Conductivity of CaSO4 solution
= 7  104  2.6  104 = 4.4  104 S cm 1
 m  CaSO 4  =  m  Ca 2  +  m SO 42 
= 120 + 160 = 280 S cm 2 mol 1
1000  K 1000  4.4  104
Solubility, S = =
m 280
= 1.57  103 cm
K sp =  Ca 2+  SO 24   =  0.00157  0.00157 + 0.001
total

 4  106 M 2
 y  10 x M2
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Mathematics

PART - A
ONE OR MORE THAN ONE ANSWERS CORRECT:

 x , x    1, 0 
2

1. Consider a function f  x    , then the area of the region bounded by the curve
 x , x   0, 1
f  x  and the line y  1 (in square units), is/are
1 1 1 1

x   
2
a)  x dx b) 2   x  x 2 dx c) 2
 y dy   xdx d) 1
0 0 0 0

1. A,B,C,D

Sol:

1
1
A1   y 2 dy 
0 3
1
2
A2   y dy 
0 3
  
4 4 4
2
2. Consider I1    cot x  e  x dx , I 2    cot 2 x  e x dx , I 3    cot 2 x  e  x dx ,
0 0 0

4
2
I 4    cot 3 x  e  x dx then correct sequence(s) is/are
0

a) I1  I 2  I3  I 4 b) I 4  I 3  I 2  I1
c) I 4  I 2  I 3  I1 d) I 4  I 2 and I 3  I1
2. B,D
 
Sol: When x   0,  , cot x  1,  
 4
 cot x  cot 2 x  cot3 x and x 2  x;  x 2   x
 I 4  I 3  I 2  I1
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  x  2, x    4,  3   3, 4

1  sgn  x  , x    3,  2    2, 3
3. Consider a function f  x   
  x , x    2,  1  1, 2
 x, x    1, 1

where [ . ] and { . } represent the greatest integer function and the fractional part function
respectively. Then
a) The number of points of discontinuity of the function f  x  in   4, 4 is 5
b) The number of points of non-differentiability of the function f  x  is   4, 4  is 7
c) The range of the function f  x  is  0, 3
d) The number of points of non-differentiability of the function f  x  in   4, 4  is 6
3. A,B

Sol:

2
4. Let f be a real valued function on R defined as f  x   x 4  x  2  , then which of the following
statement(s) is/are correct?
a) There is no point of inflexion
b) There are two points of minima and one point of maxima
p
c) If the point of local maxima occurs at x  , where p and q are coprime to each other, then
q
pq  7
d) There are two points of minima and two points of maxima
4. B,C

Sol:
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 10 nx 
   e  cos x  
n cot x
 x  t 2  1 
5. Let I1  lim  n 1 n
 and I 2  lim   dt  , then
x0  n 1 x  x0  sin x 
   1 n   
0

 n 1 
I
a) I1  I 2 is a irrational number b) 1 is a rational number
I2
c) I1  I 2 is a rational number d) I1  I 2 is a rational number
5. B,C,D
 
 e x  e 2 x  ....  e10 x  cos x  cos 2 x  ...  cos10 x 
Sol: I1  lim 
   
x 0   x 2
x 3
 
  x    ....   
  2 3  
x 2x 2 10 x 10
 e  cos x e  cos x e  cos x 
I1  lim    ...  
x  0  log 1  x  log 1  x  log 1  x  

I1  55
cot x
 x  t 2  1 
I 2  lim   dt 
x0  sin x 
 0 
x

 t  1 dt
2

x2 1
 m1  lim 0
 lim 1
x 0 sin x x  0 cos x
x 
 
 t 2 1 dt sin x 
  cos x
lim  0 
x 0 sin x  sin x
 
 
 
 I2  e
 I 2  e0
I2  1


 x3  , 1  x  1
6. Let f  x    x2 , 1 x  3

sgn  x  x  1 , 3  x  4
2

If n1 denotes the number of points of discontinuity of f  x  in  1, 4 and n2 denotes the number of
points of non-differentiability of f  x  in  1, 4  , then (where  .  denotes the fractional part
function)
a) n1  1 b) n2  4 c) n1  4 d) n2  1
6. A,B
Sol: If 1  x  0 ,  x3   x 3   x3   x 3  1
If x  0 ,  x3   0 ,
If 0  x  1 x   x
3 3
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 n1  1
n2  4

 x, x 1
 2
7. Consider a function f  x    x  2 x, 1  x  2 , then
 x3
  3 x 2  11x  12, x2
 4
a) Number of points at which the function f  x  is non-differentiable is 3
b) Number of points of inflexion of the function f  x  is two
c) Number of points of local maxima of the function f  x  is two
d) Number of points of local minima of the function f  x  is two
7. B,C,D

Sol:

f ' 1    1, f ' 1   0

f '  2   f '  2   2
8. Which of the following is INCORRECT?
e
a) e   e b) 10e  e10 c)  ln 2   e ln 2 d) 102  210
8. B,C,D
Sol: f  x   x1/ x has maxima at x  e
COMPREHENSION

  x 2  3,    x   1  x  4, 0 x8
Let f  x    and g  x   
 2 x   , 1  x     3 x  2,    x  0
9. The function g  f  x   is not defined if:
a)   10,   ,    5,   b)    4, 10  ,    5,  
c)   10,   ,    0, 1 d)    4, 10  ,   1, 5 
9. A
Sol: Clearly, g  f  x   is not defined
if  2    8 and   3  8
   10 and   5    10,   and    5,  
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10. If   2 and   3 , then range of g  f  x   is equal to
a)   2, 12 b)  0, 12 c)  4, 12 d)  1, 12 
10. C
Sol: If   2 ,   3 then
 2 x  2, x  1
f  x   2
3 x  3, x   1
So, range of f  x   0,  
 Range of g  f  x     4, 12 
11. If   3 then the value of x in interval 1, 3 for which f  x   g  x   12 , is
3 5
a) 1 b) c) d) 3
2 3
11. C
Sol: For x  1, 3 and   3
Now, f  x   g  x   12
5
 3x  5  x
3

COMPREHENSION

1
Suppose f , g and h be three real valued functions defined on R . Let f  x   2 x  x , g  x  
3
 2x  x 
and h  x   f  g  x   .
1
12. The range of the function k  x   1 

 
cos 1  h  x    cot 1  h  x   is equal to:

1 7  5 11  1 5  7 11 
a)  ,  b)  ,  c)  ,  d)  , 
4 4 4 4  4 4 4 4 
12. B
13. The domain of definition of the function l  x   sin 1  f  x   g  x   is equal to:
3   3  3
a)  ,   b)   , 1 c)   ,  d)   , 
8   8  8
13. D
14.    
The function T  x   f g  f  x    g f  g  x   , is:
a) continuous and differentiable in   ,   b) continuous but not differentiable
c) neither continuous nor differentiable d) an odd function
14. B
x
3x, x  0  , x0
Sol: We have f  x    and g  x    3
 x, x  0  x, x  0
Clearly f and g are inverse of each other
  x
3  x, x  0
Now, h  x   f  g  x      3 
 x, x0

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12. As h  x   x  x  R
1
 k  x  1

 cos 1 x  cot 1 x 

Domain of k  x    1, 1, 1 and k  x  is decreasing function on  1, 1

As k  x  is continuous function on  1, 1
1
Now, kmin  x  1  1 

 cos 1 1  cot 1 1

1  1 5
 1  0    1 
 4 4 4
1
kmax  x   1  1   cos 1   1  cot 1   1 

1 3  7 11
 1      1  
 4  4 4
 5 11 
 Range of k  x    , 
4 4 
1
13. We have f  x   g  x    2 x  x    2 x  x 
3
8
4x 4  x ; x0
  x  3
3 3  0 ; x  0
8x
 For domain of function, 0  1
3
3
 0 x
8
 3 
 Domain of l  x     , 
 8
 
(Note: Range of function l  x   0,  )
 2
14. As f and g are inverse of each other
  
so T  x   f g  f  x    g f  g  x   
1
 f  x   g  x    2x  x   2x  x 
3
10 x
 , x0
 T  x   3
 2 x, x  0
Clearly, T  x  is continuous but non-derivable at x  0 .
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PART - C

INTEGER ANSWER TYPE:

1. Let P  x   a1 x  a2 x 2  a3 x 3  ....  a100 x100 , where a1  2 and ai  R ,

50 1  P  x   100 1  P  x  1
 i  2,3, 4,...,100 , then the value of lim is equal to L . The value of
x 0 x 25L
is
1. 2
 1   1 
1  p  x   ....    1  p  x   ... 
50   100
Sol: I  lim  
x 0 x
1 1  1 1  a1 1
  a1  a1  a1    
50 100  50 100  100 50
x  1 
2. If the function f  x   sin  x  1     x 3  4 x and g  x   f 1  x  , then the value of  
2  g '  5 
equals (where [ . ] represents the greatest integer function)
2. 8
Sol: g  f  x   x f '  x   cos  x  1  0  3 x 2  4
g '  f  x   f  x   1
Put x  1
g '  5   f ' 1  1
1 1
g ' 5  
1 3  4 8
3. If the equation x4  4 x3  2 x 2  12 x  a  0 has four distinct real roots, then the number of integral
values of a is k then k  9 
3. 6
Sol: f  x   x 4  4 x 3  2 x 2  12 x  9
2
f  x    x 2  2 x  3

 For four distinct roots

0  9  a  16
16  a  9  0
7  a  9
 Number of integral values of a is 15
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 121 
11
f  x
4. Let f  x  be a real valued function such that f  x   f   ,  x  0 . If  dx  5 , then the
 x  1 x
121
f  x k
value of  dx is equal to k then 
1 x 5
4. 2
11
f  x
Sol: I  dx
1 x
121 121
Let x   dx   2 dt
t t
 121 
11 f  
t    121 
I     dt
121 
121   t 2 
 
 t 
 121 
11 f  
t 
  dt
121 t
121
f t 
  dt
11 t
11
f  x 121
f  x
 dx   dx
1 x 11 x
121
f  x 11
f  x 121
f  x
1 x dx  1 x dx  11 x dx
11
f  x
 2 dx  10
1 x