Sec: OSR.

IIT_*CO-SC GTA-12(P2) Date: 09-05-24

Time: 3HRS NM_P2 Max. Marks: 198
KEY SHEET
MATHEMATICS
1 CD 2 ABD 3 ABC 4 AC 5 ABCD
6 CD 7 C 8 A 9 D 10 A
11 B 12 A 13 2341 14 2132 15 4213
16 1143 17 3124 18 2431

PHYSICS
19 AD 20 ABC 21 AD 22 AD 23 AC

24 BCD 25 C 26 A 27 D 28 A

29 B 30 C 31 2434 32 1324 33 1432

34 2234 35 1432 36 2133

CHEMISTRY
37 ABCD 38 ABD 39 ABD 40 CD 41 AD

42 BCD 43 A 44 D 45 D 46 A

47 C 48 B 49 2143 50 4132 51 3241

52 3241 53 4321 54 2341

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SOLUTIONS
MATHS

1. 

 1
  
f  x    n 3  2tan 1 e x  e  3  2 tan 1 e x  e 
n 
 
Let g  x   e  e
x

 1 
2

   
2
 n3   2tan 1 g  x   3   4 tan 1 g  x  
 n 
 lim n  
1
2tan 1 g  x   3  2 tan 1 g  x 
n
 4tan 1 g  x  1 

 n  3

n3
  6 
n  tan 1 g  x 
 lim n   x  1
1
2tan g  x   3  2 tan g  x 
1 1 tan 1
g  x 
n
 tan 1 g  x 
 x  1
f  x    tan 1 g  x 

 1 x  1
(A) f  x  is discontinuous x  1
(B) f  x  is continuous function
2. f  x   (f  x )6  1  x
f  0   (f  0 ) 6  1  0  f  0   0
7(f  x )6 f   x   1  f   x 
f   x  7(f  x )6  1  1  f   x   0
 f  x  is increasing function
(f  x )7  x  f  x 
x  f 1  x 
x 7  f 1  x   x  f 1  x   x 7  x
3. P  3x  3y  z  2  0
Q  x  y  cz  1  0
3 1 1
PQ  c
1 c 3
 
n n 6c
cos45   1  2 
n1 n 2 19 2  c 2
 17c 2  24c  34  0  c1c1  2
 x 0  3, y 0  4, z 0  5
 x 0  y 0  z 0  12

4. P
5
C1  8
C2  4  26 m

 6
C2  2 
C2  C 2  C 2
10 8
315 n 6

5. Clearly the number of regions is maximized when no two lines are parallel and no three and
concurrent. Easy to see that L1  2, L 2  4 and L3  7 . For the general case, we observe that when

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we add the nth line, this new line is cut by the previous n  1 lines in n  1 points and hence the new
line is divided into n segments. Each of these segments divides a previous region into 2 parts and
hence the number of new regions

Lines dividing a plane

added when we introduce the n th line is n . Thus we have the recurrence relation L n  L n 1  n .
Hence L 4  11, L5  16,
L n  L n 1  n
L n 1  L n  2  n  1
L3  L 2  4
L 2  L1  2
Adding, we get
L n  L1  n   n  1   n  2   2
n  n  1
 1
2
n  n  1
Thus L n   1  2 L10  56
2
n  n  1
 1 L15  121
2
1 2

2

n n2  L 20  211

L25  326
6. Using characteristic equation 1  2, 2  3  3 ;
A 2
We get A3  5 A2  7 A  2 I  0
1 1 1 1 1
(A) adj2 A  adj3 A 1  A 1   | 2 A |2 3 A 1   26  36   32  9  288
81 81 A 81 2
1
(B)  A 1    A  5I  7 A 1 
2

2
(C) A  2 A | A |4 A  2 I  0
5 4

As 2 is an eigen value
(D) 2 A 1  7I  A 2  5 A
1
A 
 A 2  5 A  7I 
2

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7. (P) : Equation of the plane A  x  1  B  y  1
C  z  1  0
Since the lines is perpendicular to the plane (1)
 3  x  1  0  y  1  4  z  1  0
Distance from  0, 0, 0 
7 7 p
d  
5 5 q
 pq  2
(Q) L  lim x0 x  x1  x2  x3  xn 

 4 8 12 n 4
 lim n     4     x  
n n n n n
16 16 n  n  1
 lim n 2 1  2  3  n   lim n 2  8
n n 2
(R) If x is replaced by  x in the given equation, then
 xf   x   1  x  f  x   x 2  x  1
subtracting the two equation we get
f   x   f  x   2x ,
subtracting the value of f   x  in the given equation we get
xf  x   1  x   f  x   2 x   x 2  x  1 and thus
f  x   x 2  x  1  2 x 1  x   3x 2  x  1  3
2
 1  11
x  
 6  12
11 1  1  11 p
and hence f  x   . If x  than we get f    
12 6  6  12 q
 q  p  1
(S) Using the notation from the above diagram and the conditions from the problem one obtains :

3  r  x   r  y  y  3x  2r
and ( x  y ) 2  4r   r  y   ( r  x )2   xy  r 2

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r
Hence x  3 x  2r   r 2  x 
3
And consequently y  3r . One the other hand the area of the trapezoid ABCD is 4 , thus
r  x  r  y r  4 .
r
Substituting for x  and y  3r ,
3
3
we get r  r   4r 2  3
2
8. (P) x  2 x .  12 x  78 x
x  x.2x  2x ..12x  12x
1
 0  12x  1  0x 
12
1 1
Since x   , 
15 10 
1 1  1 1 1
x   ,   , ,
15 12  15 14 13
 Number of values x  3
2
(Q)  2 x 2  3 x  4    r 0 ar x r replace x by
10 20
we get
x
10
 8 6  2r
 r 0 r x r
20
 2   4   a
x x 
 
10
  r 0 a r 2r x 20 r
20
 210 4  3 x  2 x 2

 210  r 0 a r x r  r 0 a r 2r x 20 r
20 20

Comparing coefficient of x 9 both sides, we get

a
210  a9  211 a11  9  2
a11
(R) Let P be origin and position vectors of point
  
A,B,C be  ,  , 
           
     |2     |2     |2     |2  3 |      |2  
 9PG  AB  BC  CA
2 2 2 2


 3 PA 2  PB 2  PC 2 
 9 1  a 2  b 2  c2  3 1  4  1
 a 2  b2  c2  9
(S) f  xy   f  x   f  y 
3
 f 16   f  4   f  4   3  f  4  
2
3 3
 f  2  f  2 
 f  2 
2 4
1 1 4 2
   2
f  2 f  4 3 3
9. (P) The equation of tangents to hyperbola having slope m are
y  mx  9 m 2  49

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2 9 m 2  49
Now,  2 (Given)
1  m2
5 2
 m    m 1
2 5
e 2
e
(Q) As, and are eccentricities of a hyperbola and its conjugate hyperbola, so
2 2
4 4 e 2e'2
  1  4   # 1
e 2 e'2 e 2  e'2
The equation of the lines ex  ey  ee'  0
It is tangent to the circle x 2  y 2  r 2
ee '
  r  2[ using (1) ]
e 2  e'2
(R) The equation of common tangents is x  2 y  4  0
a  b  5
(S) The equation of chord to ellipse whose midpoint is  0,3 is T  S1 
x2 y2 x2 9 16
 1  1 x
16 25 16 25 5
32
Length of chord   p4
5

10. (P) f   x   0  2 xsin 
x
    
x 2 cos   2   0  tan 
x x  x 2x
  1 
 Put      , 21  as x   ,1 
x  21 

Now, number of solution of tan  in  , 21  is 20
2
(Q) Let a and b roots of f  x   0
Now, f  f 1   f  f  2    0 , but
f 1  f  2   f 1  a and f  2   b
 1  p  q  3  a, 4  2p  q  3  b
 Adding above two equation
11
2q  p  11  a  b  q  
2
Also, 3p  3  a  b  9p  18p  9
2

 p 2  4  q  3  8p 2  18p  1  0
27

 g  2   4  2 8 p 2  18p  q  2 
2

(R) f  x    x  9 x    6 x  54 x    x 7  9 x 6    x 6  9 x 5    x5  9 x 4 
9 8 8 7

     
 x 4  9 x 3  x 3  9 x 2  x 2  9 x  x  9  f  9   18
 1 1  
lim x0  tan 1 2  x 2 sin 4 
(S) L  e  x x 
 e2

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16  16 88
11. (P) f  z    8, f  4   4
2  16 28
(Q) f  x   2 x  2
(R) f  x   x 2  xe x
 yy 
(S)  f  y   f  x   y y  x x f  x  differentiate
x 
w.r.t. x keeping y constant
 yy   y y  y y 1  lnx 
 f   x   y y  x x f  x  1  lnx   x x f   x 
x  x  xx
f  1  1 , put y y  x x , we get f   x  x x
 x x f 11  lnx   x x f  11  lnx 
f 1  0 , hence f   x   1  lnx  f  x   xlnx
 Area bounded between y  xlnx and
7
y  2 x  2 x 2 is
12
12 A  B  (A  B)1   A 1  B1   A  B   1
1 1

 I  A  1 B  B 1 A  0  P  A  1 B
I  P  P1  0  P  P 2  1  0
(P)  P 2  P 3  P  0
 P3  I  P  1
 A 1 B  1  A  B  3
(Q)
0 0 1  0 0 1  1 0 0
B  0 1 0  0 1 0    0
2
1 0  I
1 0 0  1 0 0   0 0 1 
(R) Use A20  ( I  x )20
(S) a 22 b18  a 22 b 28  a 28 b 58 
2.8 2.8 2.8 2.8  1 1 1 1 1  16 15
   1          5
1.4 4.7 13.16 3  4 4 7 3 16  3 16
13. (P) Using P.I.E. concept required no. of functions
 6 P5  5 C1  5 P4  5 C 2 4 P3  5 C3 3 P2  5 C 4 2 P1  5 C5  1  309
(Q) Number of non- decreasing  11 51 C5  15 C5  3003
8 7  6
(R) 8 C5   56
6
(S) 10 5 1 C5  14 C5  2002
1
(P) S   0 i  j (n  i  n  j ) n Cn i n Cn  j  2 0i  jn  Ci n C j  S
n
14.
n
1
   1
 S   0i  jn n Ci n C j   i  0 n Ci  i  0 n Ci2    22 n  2 n Cn 
n 2 n

2  2
(Q)    C    C    n  
0i  jn
n
i
2 n
j
2 2n
Cn 

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
(R) S  0i  jn  n  i  n  j   n
C n  i  n Cn  j 
2

 
2
2 S  2n 0i  j  j n Ci  n C j  2n  n i 0 n Ci2  20i  jn  Ci n C j 
n n

 

S  n  n  1 i 0 Ci  n C0  n C1  n C2  n Cn    n  1 2 n Cn  2 2 n  n
n n 2 2

 
1

(S)  0i  j  n Ci n C j  4n  2 n Cn
2

2
C1  C3 2
14 14
C 1 1 1
15. (P) P  16  (Q) P  15 2   
C4 5 C2 2 2 20
14
1 1 1 C6 1 7
(R) P  15
  (S) P  15
 
C1 2 30 C7 2 30
16. (P) A  5,0  B  7, 0 
 
2 z  7  6 z  7  z  5  0  6  2  12
(Q) A  4,0  , B  5,1 ,C  7, 11 , P  z 
AB  2, BC  12 2, CA  11 2
AB  AC  BC

PB  PA  PC  BA  AC  12 2
PA  PB  PC
 12
2
(R) A  3, 4  , B  0,1 , C  0,0  , D 1, 0  , P  z 

3 4
E , 
7 7
AP  BP  CP  DP  AE  EC  BE  ED  5  2
(S) The least value is from centroid of the triangle.
atx
17. Given  32 to here A   9, 0, 0  , B   0, 6, 0  C   0, 0, C 
6
a b c
(P) Centoid of tetrahedron  ,  ,     , , 
4 4 4
 a  45 , b  4  , c  48
64 8
so,  32
6
xyz  3
a b c
(Q) Equation distant point  ,  ,     , , 
2 2 2
 a  2 , b  2  , c  2

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8
  32
6
 xyz  24
x y z
(R) equation of plane is   1
a b c
 1 1 1 
 a 
 foot of  r from origin   ,  ,     , b , c 
  2  12  12
1 
 a a a 
1 1 1
Let 2  2  2  t
a b c
1 1 1
So,   t
a b c
1
So, t  2
  2  2
2  2  2 2  2  2 2  2  2
Aa ,b  ,c 
  
Now abc  6  32 or  2   2   2   192
3

(S) Let P be  ,  ,   then PA  PB

   a   b    b     0
 a  b   2   2   2
PB  PC   ,       b       c   0
 b  c   2   2   2
a b c 2  2  2
   a ,
a /  1/  1/  2
2  2  2 2  2  2
b ,c 
2 2
 arc  6  3 2

 
3
 2  2  2  192  8  1536
18. 1 ,  2 ,  3 ,  4 ,& 5 are roots of this equation x 5  x 2  1  0
put y  x 2  2
x2  y  2
Equation becomes ( y  2) 2 x  y  3  0  ( y  2) 4  y  2   ( y  3) 2
 y 5  5  y 4  2  10  y 3  4  10 y 2  8  5 y  16  32  y 2  6 y  9
 y 5  10 y 4  40 y 3  79 y 2  30 y  23  0
has roots 1 2 2,  2 2 2, , a5 2 2

 Q  i   23
5
Now i 1

 Q    10
5
i 1 i

 Q   Q    40
1i  j5 i j

  Q     20
5 2
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PHYSICS
19. KE max   5    eV
when these electrons are accelerated through 5 V
they will reach the anode with maximum energy   5    5 eV
10    8
  2eV Ans.
Current is less than saturation current because if slowest electron also reached the plate it would have
5eV energy at the anode, but there it is given that the minimum energy is 6eV .
21. The two wires are at P.D. V
So Let charges on them is Q and Q there cross section

Q Q
E 
2 0 xl 2 0  r  x 1
Q  1
V  E  dr   ln  ln 
2 01  
Qln Q  V
V    0
 01 1 ln
for zero force magnetic repulsion must balance attraction.
Q  Q  0 V 2
 
2 0 rl  1  2 R r
1  2 02 V 2 0 V 2

2 0 r (ln ) 2 2 R 2 r
0 ln
R
0 
22.

 I 2   ˆ  0 I 2  ˆ  0 I  ˆ 
B1  0  O    i   i  i
4 a  3    4 a 3   2 6 a  
  I 2  ˆ 0 I  ˆ 
B2  0   j    j
4 a 3   2 6 a  
F0
23. v cos  2 t   
2
 2k 
 m   b
2

  
2k 200
m  10 
tan    2  0  v  F0
0
b b b

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24.

v  utan (constraint relation)

3 3 1 1
2mg  sin  2  m  utan  2  2mu 2
2 2 2
u  3 3 gsin cos 
2 2

To maximize u
du 2
0
d
1
tan 
2
u  20
When load has maximum speed, speed of sleeve is not maximum as function is different.
3 3 3
Descent of load  sin   1.5 m
2 2
Option D is correct as horizontal forces are zero and vertical forces are zero at the instant of
maximum speed of load.

25. Use basic concepts

C1C 2
 Q  CV  Ceff in series 
C1  C 2
1
E CV 2
2
1 1  A
PD in series is distributed as : C 0
C1 C 2 d
26. (P) Consider it as

Let P  Q1
than we have

i.e. 8 2P

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 1
(Q) We can assume charge of cone to be at point  0, 
 3

 31 
(R) We can assume charge  q at point  , 0 
 

(S) Assume as

Let  22P
27. (A) Let R2  x and R1  4 x
Now, Δv R1    0.1  4x
 ΔV R 2 \& Lamp   0.1 4x  0.4x
 Δi  R 2   0.4
 Δi Lamp  0.5 as  Δi  R 2   Δi Lamp  0.1 A
(B) let I be the impulse
IL ML2 6v
For bar I  Mv;    
2 12 L
For puck I  mu
L
Also u  v    4v
2
M u
So,  4
m v
R 
(C) Two possibilities 1  20 cm or 1  80 cm 
X 100  
   1 1
(D) By symmetry,   B  dy  2   i   n  2

0

28 For R - L circuit, Impendence

Vrms
Z  R 2  ( L)2 irms 
R 2   2 L2

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Vrms
for R  C circuit irms 
1
R2 
 C2
2

Vrms
For L-C-R circuit irms 
2
 1 
R   L 
2

 C 

Vrms
For L-C circuit irms 
2
 1 
 L 
  C 

29. Due to centrifugal force clockwise torque will increase to counter this N 2 will increase.
30.

Velocity along normal gets exchanged

b 12 3
sin   
2r 20 5
  37
4
 v b  v 0 cos37  10   8 m / s
5
16 4
sin  
20 5
  53
3
u b  v0 cos53  10   6 m / s
5
31. Let m x , m y be nuclear masses of x and y
A. m x  m y  m   M x  zme    M y   z  2  me    M He  2me 

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B. m x  m y  me   M x  zmme    M y   z  1 me   me  M x  M y
C. m x  m y  me   M x  zme    M y   z  1 me   me  M x  M y  2me
D.  me  mx   my  me   M x  zme    M y   z  1 m e   M x  M y (K -capture )
32. Critical angle for total internal reflection,  c  
[Cauchy's formula and T.I.R. concept]
c Red  c Yellow  c Green  c blue
So, red & yellow colour will undergo T.I.R. later as compared to blue & green.
And,  rA   rB  . So, A is Red & B is yellow.
Again with the same concept, D is blue colour and c is green.
1 1
33. I 0  C0 E 02   3  108  4  52  0
2 2
3  25  10 8
5
  w / m2
2  9  10 9
12
(P)

2
5 3 1 4 1  5 49 1 49
I  I 0cos  53  45    
2
       w / m2
12  5 2 5 2 12 25 2 120
4
(Q) I  I0 cos 2 37  w / m 2
15
3
(R) I  I0 cos 2 53  w / m2
20
48
(S) I  I0 cos 2  53  37   w / m2
125
34. Pb  Pa  0 ,
Va  Vb  Va  Vb  0 , pressure in the tube must be non-zero every where
 P0   h1  h 2  gg, Vb  2gh  h1  0
P0   h1  h 2  gg, Vb  2gh  h1  0
35. P0 V0  P  V0  Avt 
P0 V0
P
V0  Avt
 V0 
Fagent   P0  P  A  P0 1  A
 V0  Avt 
2
P A vt
 0
V0  Avt
 V  Avt 
W  P0 V0 Avln  0 
 V0 
v
W  P0 V0 Avln
V0

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  
36. V1  2Vm  V0

(P) V1  2 V  2 V  0
(Q) V1/M  V1  VM  0  V
(R) V1/0  V1  V0  2 V
(S) When spring max compressed
Vm  0
V1   V0  2 V
CHEMISTRY
37.

38.

(C) Chlorobenzene doesn't give SN 2 reaction due to partial double bond character in between carbon
& chlorine.

(D)
42. (B) Rate constant increases with increases in temperature. This is due to a greater number of
collisions whose energy exceeds the activation energy.
(C) Higher the magnitude of activation energy, stronger is the temperature dependence of the rate
constant.
(D) The pre-exponential factor is a measure of the rate at which collisions occur, irrespective of their
energy.
44.

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45. (P) Zn  2KOH  K 2 ZnO 2  H 2 

(Q) Fe  2HCl  FeCl 2  H 2 

(S) Au and Pt do not react with HNO3 or H 2SO 4 or HCl etc.

48. When the solutions are mixed number of particles per unit volume decreases.

50.

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