Test - 1 (Paper - II) (Answers & Hints) All India Aakash Test Series for IIT-JEE 2011

Time : 3 Hrs. MM : 237

TEST - 1 (Paper - II)

ANSWERS

CHEMISTRY MATHEMATICS PHYSICS

1. (B) 20. (D) 39. (A)

2. (B) 21. (D) 40. (B)

3. (D) 22. (A) 41. (B)

4. (B) 23. (B) 42. (B)

5. (D) 24. (D) 43. (C)

6. (D) 25. (B) 44. (A)

7. (3) 26. (1) 45. (2)

8. (2) 27. (2) 46. (2)

9. (4) 28. (7) 47. (4)

10. (3) 29. (3) 48. (4)

11. (1) 30. (2) 49. (4)

12. (C) 31. (D) 50. (C)

13. (A) 32. (C) 51. (B)

14. (A) 33. (A) 52. (A)

15. (B) 34. (B) 53. (A)

16. (B) 35. (C) 54. (A)

17. (A) 36. (D) 55. (B)

18. A – (p, q, r, s, t) 37. A – (p, q, r, t) 56. A – (r)

B – (q, s) B – (p, q, t) B – (s)

C – (r) C – (p, t) C – (t)

D – (p, q, s, t) D – (s) D – (p,t)

19. A – (p, q, s, t) 38. A – (q, s) 57. A – (p)

B – (p, q, r, s, t) B – (q, s) B – (p, q, r, s, t)

C – (q, s, t) C – (p, r) C – (p, q, r, s, t)

D – (s, t) D – (t) D – (p, r)

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ANSWERS & HINTS

PART - I (CHEMISTRY)
1. Answer (B)
From Bohr’s theory,
nh
mvrn 
2
nh
 2rn 
mv

 2rn  n
Radius of Bohr’s orbit rn = n2 × 0.53 Å
rn = n2 × r1
 2n2r1 = n
 = 2r1 × n
  = 3.3284 n
For (ii) choice,
n  1.5 } which is not an integer.
2. Answer (B)
4 hc
EE 
3 
E hc 3hc
  E
3  

 2E  E  hc 3hc hc 
   2 
2  2 3

3. Answer (D)

H2SO4 + SO3

(2 – x) g xg

For complete neutralisation,

Number of gram equivalent of SO3 + number of gram equivalent of H2SO4 = Number of gram equivalent of Ca(OH)2
x 2x
   216.25  0.2  10 3
40 49
 x = 0.53 g
0.53
 Percentage of SO3 =  100  26.5
2
2x
 Number of gram equivalent of H2SO4 =  0.03
49

x
 Number of gram equivalent of SO3 =  0.01325
40

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Now,

x 0.53
Number of moles of SO3 = Number of moles of H2O = 
80 80

0.53
 Mass of H2O =  18
80

0.53
 Percentage of oleum = 100   18  100.11
80

4. Answer (B)
Molecular weight of CCl4 = 12 + 4 × 35.5 =154

154
Mass of 1025 molecules of CCl4 =  1025
6.023  10 23

Density = 1.5 g/cc

m
 Volume of sample = = 1.704 litre
d
5. Answer (D)
Fact.
6. Answer (D)
Fact.
7. Answer (3)

8y y
C2Hy (g)    O2 (g)  2CO2 (g)  H2O(g)
 4  2

8y y
20 mL    20 mL 40 mL  20 mL
 4  2
Final volume of mixture Vf = 10 + Vi
Vf = volume of CO2 + volume of H2O + Left volume of O2
Vf = 40 + 10y + x

8 y 
Initial volume Vi  20     20  x
 4 
Vf = 10 + Vi
40 + 10y = 10 + 20 + 40 + 5y
5y = 30
y=6

y
 3
x
8. Answer (2)
Number of spectral lines in Humprey series x = 20 – 6 = 14
Number of spectral lines in Paschen series y = 50 – 3 = 47
 xy = 658 = 6.58 × 102

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9. Answer (4)
CO + CO2
x (5 – x)

CO2 (g)  C(s)  2CO(g)

Initially (5 – x) x
After reaction 0 2(5 – x) + x
 Total volume of CO
 2(5 – x) + x = 6
 10 – 2x + x = 6
 10 – x = 6
 x=4

VCO
 4
VCO2

10. Answer (3)

6.4
Atomic weight =  112.28
Sp. heat
Number of gram Eq. wt. of metal  Number of gram Eq. wt. of metal sulphate

1 2.25

E E  48
 E = 38.4

Atomic weight 112.28

 Valency =  3
Eq. wt. 38.4
11. Answer (1)

1 1 1 
 R     4,  n1  2, n2  4 
x1  4 16 

1 1 1 
 R   9, (n1  3, n2  6)
x2  9 36 

Solutions of Q.Nos. 12 to 14
Number of -particle deflected at an angle (),

 N0ntZ 2 e4 

N() =  
4   
 (8  0 ) 2 2 2
r E sin  
  2 

where, Z = Atomic number of deflecting atoms

N0 = Total number of -particle deflected
t = Thickness of the foil
n = Number of atoms per unit volume
r = Distance of detector from the foil
E = K.E. of -particle

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12. Answer (C)

4  2 
2 sin  
N1  Z1   2 
 
N2  Z 2   
sin4  1 
2
2
N1  30  sin4 30
  
N2  20  sin4 45
16
N2   9000  16000
9
13. Answer (A)
Z 2n
N() 
E2
2 2
N1  Z1  n1  E2  9 n
       4
N2  Z2  n2  E1  4 8n

8
N2   9000  8000
9
14. Answer (A)
1 Z1.Z2e2
K.E. = 
4 0 r

9  109  2  30  (1.6  10 –19 )2

=
1019
= 1382.4 ×10–10 J
= 1.382 × 10–7 J
15. Answer (B)
16. Answer (B)
17. Answer (A)
Solutions of Q.Nos. 15 to 17

NaCl  NaBr  Inert Material

xg yg (1– x– y)g
   ...(1)
1g

excess of AgNO3

AgCl  AgBr
Zg (0.5–Z)g
 ...(2)
.5g

...(3)
AgCl
0.4g

POAC for Ag atom in between (2) & (3)

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Z (0.5 – Z) 0.4
1   1
143.5 188 143.5
Z = 0.078 g
So, the wt. of AgBr = 0.5 – 0.078 = 0.422 g
POAC for Cl atom in between NaCl & AgCl

x 0.078
1  1
58.5 143.5
x = 0.0318 g

x
% of NaCl =  100  3.18%
1
POAC for Br atom in between NaBr & AgBr

y 0.422
1  1
103 188
y = 0.23 g

y
% of NaBr =  100  23%
1
18. Answer A(p, q, r, s, t), B(q, s), C(r), D(p, q, s, t)
19. Answer A(p, q, s, t), B(p, q, r, s, t), C(q, s, t), D(s, t)
Lyman series falls in UV-region, but Balmer series falls in visible region.
-line of Balmer series means, n2 = 5 and n1 = 2
Fourth line of Brackett series, n2 = 8 and n1 = 4
As energy level decreases, potential energy decreases.

 1
As energy level decreases, force increases F  4  .
 n 

PART - II (MATHEMATICS)

20. Answer (D)

b2sin2A + a2sin2B
= 2b2sinAcosA + 2a2sinBcosB

b a 
= 2  · bc sin A cos A  ac sin B cos B 
 c c 
 b cos A  a cos B 
= 4  
 c 
= 4
21. Answer (D)
x2 + 2x + 2  1
Least value of log(x2 + 2x + 2) = 0
Now (log(x2 + 2x + 2))2 + 2log(x2 + 2x + 2) + 1 + 2
= (log(x2 + 2x + 2) + 1)2 + 2
Hance range is [3, ).

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22. Answer (A)

As sin[x2 + x + 1] = 0
and cos[x2 + 3x + 2] = 1 or –1
23. Answer (B)

2
y = sin x
1

0  2 3

24. Answer (D)

3sinA + 4cosB = 6 ...(i)
4sinB + 3cosA = 1 ...(ii)
Squaring equation (i) & (ii) and then adding them we get,
9 + 16 + 24sin(A + B) = 37

1
 sin(A + B) =
2

1
 sinC =
2
 C = 30º
25. Answer (B)

2
If sinA + sinB = ...(i)
2

6
cosA + cosB = ...(ii)
2
Squaring equations (i) and (ii) and then adding them, we get

1 6 26
2 + 2cos(A – B) =  = 2
2 4 4
cos(A – B) = 0
Multiplying equations (i) and (ii), we get

3
sinA·cosA + sinB·cosB + sinAcosB + cosAsinB =
2

 sin2A + sin2B + 2sin(A + B) = 3

 2sin(A + B)cos(A – B) + 2sin(A + B) = 3

3
 sin( A  B ) 
2

 2
  AB  or
3 3

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26. Answer (1)
We have,

(1– cos2 x )2  4 cos2 x – (1– sin2 x )2  4 sin2 x

= 1 + cos2x – 1 – sin2x
= cos2x – sin2x
= cos2x
27. Answer (2)
The given equation is

3 –1 3 1
 4 2
sin x cos x

3 –1 3 1
2 2 2 2
  2
sin x cos x

 
sin cos
12  12  2

sin x cos x

  
 sin   x   sin2 x
 12 

 11
 x or x 
12 36
28. Answer (7)
From Napier’s analogy

a
–1 A–B C
b
= tan   tan
a
1  2  2
b

A–B 1 1 3
tan  · =
 2  3 3 3

 A–B
tan   1
 2 
A – B = 90º, A + B = 120º

A 105º
A = 105º, B = 15º,  7
B 15º
29. Answer (3)
– 2  [x2]  2
0  [x2]  2
0  x2 < 3

– 3x 3
Number of integral values of x is 3.

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30. Answer (2)

1
f (x) 
3  sin x – 3 sin x cos x
2

1
=
7 cos 2 x 3
– – sin2 x
2 2 2

2
f(x)max =
5

2
f(x)min =
9
Solution for Q. 31 to Q. 33
cos 1, cos 2, cos 3 are roots of the given cubic equation
24x3 – 26x2 + 9x – 1 = 0

13
Hence, cos1 + cos2 + cos3 =
12

3
cos1·cos2 + cos2·cos3 + cos1·cos3 =
8

1
cos1cos2cos3 =
24
31. Answer (D)
Now sec1 + sec2 + sec3

3
8 9
=
1
24

32. Answer (C)

We observe that

 1– cos 1   1– cos 2   1– cos 3  1 2 3

  . ·  = sin ·sin ·sin
 2  2  2  2 2 2

1    1
 sin 1 ·sin 2 ·sin 3 
32 2 2 2 4 2
33. Answer (A)

1    1  cos 1   1  cos  2   1  cos  3 

cos cos 2 cos 3       
2 2 2  2 2 2

5 5
= =
16 4

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34. Answer (B)

f(sec2x) = (sec2x)2 + 2(sec2x) + 2
= (sec2x + 1)2 + 1
Range is [5, )
35. Answer (C)
logf(x) = log(x2 + 2x + 2)
= log((x + 1)2 + 1)
 Range is [0, )
36. Answer (D)
f(sinx) = sin2x + 2sinx + 2
= (sinx + 1)2 + 1
Range is [1, 5]
37. Answer A(p, q, r, t), B(p, q, t), C(p, t), D(s)
(A) sec2x + cosec2x

1 1
=  –3
cos x sin2 x
2

4
= –3
4 sin2 x cos 2 x

4
=  4cosec 2 (2 x ) – 3
sin2 2 x
Range is [1, )
(B) tan2x + cot2x  [2, ]
(C) sin2x + cosec2x + 1  [3, )

2
 1 3 3 
(D) (sin2x)2 – sin2x + 1 =  sin2 x –   ,  , 1
 2  4 4 

38. Answer A(q, s), B(q, s), C(p, r), D(t)

Let the internal angle bisectors of the angles of ABC, meet at I, then
ID = r = radius of incircle
A
 A
=  (s – a ) tan
s 2

B C A A B C
a sin sin 2.2R sin cos sin sin I
2 2  2 2 2 2
=
A A
cos cos r
2 2
B D C
A B C
= 4R sin sin sin
2 2 2

1 a
Also,   bc sin A and R 
2 2 sin A

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A
 a abc C
R 
2 4 2
2.
bc
C
Moreover, in a right triangle ABC right angled at C 2
c
cos C = 0 and R = C B
2
But in any ABC
r 2r r
cosA + cosB + cosC = 1   1 1 (given)
R k k
2

k c
 R 
2 2
 k = c

PART - III (PHYSICS)

39. Answer (A)

n
 [L]
N( x2 – x1 ) L2 .t
D   [L2T –1 ]
n2 – n1 n
L3
40. Answer (B)

1 2
gt
2 1
 g (2t – 1)
2 2
 t2 = 4t – 2
 t2 – 4t + 2 = 0

4  16 – 4  1 2 4  2 2
 t  = 2  2, 2 – 2
2 2

Time is greater than one second so 2  2 .

41. Answer (B)
For weightlessness, acceleration of plane should be ‘g’ downwards

v2
Now, g = , v = 

 = 0.072 rad/s
42. Answer (B)
y = x – x2; ay = –a; ax = 0
vy = ( –  2x) vx
ay = ax ( – 2x) + vx (–2 vx)

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 –a = –v x2 2

a a
 vx  ; vy  
2 2

a
v (1  2 )
2

43. Answer (C)

  
v rm  v r – v m

Case-1 Case-2
 
v m  3iˆ v m  –3iˆ

vr 

vrm v rm  6iˆ  yjˆ
vm (3)


 v r  3iˆ  yjˆ 62  y 2 = 3 5

y=3
  = 45°
44. Answer (A)

gx 2
y = x tan – (1+tan2)
2u 2
x =  & y =  will not satisfy this equation if D < 0
45. Answer (2)

H u 2 sin2  tan 
tan    
R 2u sin  cos 
2 2
2g  
2 2g

46. Answer (2)

20 m/s
1 gt2 20 t
2 20

v
 gt

1 2
45 – gt 20
tan = 2 =
20t gt

 t = 1s, tan = 2

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47. Answer (4) Player
(7.5 + 5cos)t = 46
(10 + 5sin)t = 28

–3 28
 sin =
5 5cosi + 5sin j

4
 cos =
5
Ball
t=4s
46
48. Answer (4)
Using methods of dimensions,
LT–1 = [L] [ML–1 T–1] [ML–2 T–2]
  = 2,  = –1,  = 1
  + – 
= 2 + 1 – (–1) = 4
49. Answer (4)
Using v2 – u2 = –2as, 42 – 82 = –2 × a × 8 a = 3 m/s2

 
2
At B, anet = g = a2  v 2 / 

v2
 5= 
32  v 2 /    
4

  = 4m
50. Answer (C)

j
j
o
60 30o i

51. Answer (B)

i  1 cos 60 ˆj  1 sin 60 iˆ

52. Answer (A)

j  1cos30 ˆj  1 sin30 iˆ

53. Answer (A)

y  loge  sec x 

dy
 tan x  tan 
dx
 x

dx d 
  constant (given)
dt dt

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54. Answer (A)

dy dx
vy   tan x  mv x  m
dt dt
55. Answer (B)

dv y d  tan x 
anet  ay   vx  v x sec 2 x v x
dt dt

 v x2 sec 2 x

3 /2
  dy 2 
1    
R   dx    sec x
d 2y
dx 2

56. Answer A(r), B(s), C(t), D(p, t)

Tangential acceleration is component of acceleration along velocity.
Radial acceleration is component of acceleration perpendicular to velocity.
Torque about point O is always positive, so angular velocity always increases

 1  dr
r  u cos t iˆ   u sin t  gt 2 jˆ  . Solving for if   70.9 it increases, decreases then increases else it
 2  dt
continuously increases.
57. Answer A(p), B(p, q, r, s, t), C(p, q, r, s, t), D(p, r)
Path is a straight line for constant velocity or uniform acceleration. For constant speed, path is any curve.

q q q

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