JUNIOR INTERMEDIATE EAMCET

GRAND TEST-1

:: KEY SHEET ::

01) 1 02) 2 03) 1 04) 1 05) 3 06) 2 07) 3 08) 2 09) 1

10) 4 11) 3 12) 4 13) 4 14) 1 15) 1 16) 3 17) 2 18) 3
19) 2 20) 1 21) 1 22) 1 23) 4 24) 1 25) 1 26) 4 27) 4
28) 3 29) 2 30) 2 31) 3 32) 1 33) 4 34) 2 35) 2 36) 3
37) 1 38) 1 39) 4 40) 2 41) 2 42) 1 43) 2 44) 3 45) 1
46) 1 47) 1 48) 1 49) 4 50) 1 51) 1 52) 3 53) 2 54) 1
55) 1 56) 2 57) 4 58) 3 59) 3 60) 61) 3 62) 2 63) 2
64) 1 65) 2 66) 3 67) 2 68) 2 69) 1 70) 4 71) 1 72) 3
73) 1 74) 1 75) 3 76) 1 77) 4 78) 4 79) 1 80) 2 81) 1
82) 3 83) 4 84) 2 85) 1 86) 3 87) 3 88) 3 89) 1 90) 4
91) 2 92) 2 93) 1 94) 2 95) 2 96) 1 97) 1 98) 3 99) 2
100) 2 101) 4 102) 2 103) 2 104) 1 105) 2 106) 1 107) 1 108) 2
109) 3 110) 4 111) 4 112) 3 113) 3 114) 2 115) 2 116) 4 117) 2
118) 3 119) 2 120) 4 121) 3 122) 1 123) 1 124) 4 125) 1 126) 4
127) 4 128) 2 129) 3 130) 3 131) 1 132) 1 133) 3 134) 4 135) 3
136) 3 137) 1 138) 4 139) 2 140) 1 141) 4 142) 3 143) 3 144) 4
145) 1 146) 3 147) 3 148) 2 149) 2 150) 1 151) 2 152) 1 153) 1
154) 2 155) 3 156) 3 157) 4 158) 2 159) 1 160) 3
:: HINTS & SOLUTIONS ::
MATHS
1 3 0 Det (Adj A) = A n 1  A 2
 
1. P =  1 0 2  = A + B
 4 4 4  S2 = Det (KA) = K n A  23 A  8 A

1 1 4  Det (Adj kA) = det (k n – 1 ) (Adj A)

3 0 4 
= det (4 Adj A) = 4 3 AdjA = 8 =
PT =  
0 2 4 
64 AdjA

 P  PT   P  PT   only S 1 is true.
A – B =   
2 – 2
 = PT
 4 . p . p T = pT . p = I
   
2. Concept p T . Q 2005 . p = A 2005

3 . S 1 : Adj (Ad A) = A n 1  A  A  A 1 2005 

A 2005 = 0 1 


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5 . A is orthogonal matrix

1 3 . Period of sin   is 6, Period of
1 2 2  1 2 x  3
 2 1 2  2 1 2 
A . AT = I      
 x 2 y  2 2 y  cos   is 4.
2
LCM of (6, 4) is 12
1 0 0 
  sin  x  y   sin  x  y 
= 0 1 0  a  b    a  b 
14. sin  x  y   sin  x  y  =
0 0 1  a  b   a  b 
 x = –2, y = –1  xy = 2 2 sin x cos y 2a tan x a
   
k 1 8 4k 2 cos sin y 2b tan y b
6.
k
 
k  3 3k  1
 8k = k2 + 4k + 3
cos 15
 k 2 – 43k + 3 = 0  k = 1 15. cos 15 + cos x = 1 – sin x  cosx =
sin 15
7 . 1 + A + A 2 + ... +  = (I – A) –1 = (1 – sinx)  cos 15 cosx
2  1 3 = sin 15 – sin 5x
 1 4   cos x cos 15 + sin x sin 15 = sin 15 
7  
cos (x – 15) = cos 75
7 1 9 10 
8. tan 6  , tan  1 , tan  3  
3 4 3  x  2x  ,2n   ,n  2
2 3
1
,1, 3 are in G.P..  
3 16. tan  tan 2  1  tan 2  cot   tan    
2  
1 3    
4  cos 10  sin 10   2  n      3  2n  1     2n  1 ,n  2
cos 10  3 sin10 2 2 6
9. = 2 2 
s in 10 cos 10
2 sin 10 cos 10 17. sin–1 (sin 5) = 
3
4 sin 30 cos 10  cos 30 sin 20  4 sin 20 5 and r are symmetric about x-axis at
= = =4 2
sin 20 sin 20
10. (tan 9 + cot 9) – (tan 27 + cot 27) 3 3
5– = – r  r = 3  5
2 2
2 2
=  4
sin 18 cos 36 
 and  are symmetric abut x-axis at
11. cos3x + cos3 (120 + x) + cos3 (240 + x) = 2

3  
cos 3x        5  2
4 2 2
18. The domain of tan–1 x is R
 3 3 
Range =  ,   The domain of tan–1 5x is R
 4 4
 1 
1 1 2 
tan –1
1 3
 1  3  19. 2   = 2 lo g    lo g 2
12. 5 cos   3 co s     sin     3 2 2  1  1 
2   2 
  2  

13 3 3 log 3 3 log 3 5
= cos   s in   3 20. log 3 +  ...... 
2 2 3 5

3 3
169 27 e log  e  log 1 1 4
min value =   3 = sinh  log 3    3   
4 4 2 2 3 3

 2 2  21. By sine Rules, 42 (sin2A + sin2B + sin2C)

  a  b  c  = 8r2
A = 90°, B = 90°, cos C = 90°  right angled
= –7 + 3 = –4
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22. C = A – B = 60°
32. Put n = 2  74 – 48 (2) – 1 = 2304 is
 AB 1 divisible by 2304
sin  
a b  2  1
  2  33. AC  AB  BC  4i  2k
c C 3 3
cos
2 2
1 85
AM  AB  AC 
   C 2
23.  2,  3, k
s a s b s c
   5 5 5  5 
 5
 1
5 4 3
34. f  4    4  ;   4   4   ;   4  1  k  i  4 j  2k
        
a  ,b  ,c 
k k k
1
a b c 191    ,M  2
    4
b c a 60
2
sin A s in  A  B sin  B  C sin  A  B
35. a  b  c   
 0 111  2 a b  b c  c a  0
24.   
sin C sin  B  C sin  A  B  sin  B  C 
 a  b  b  c  c  a  3 / 2

 sin 2 B  s in 2 C  sin 2 C  s in 2 B 36. p   g  r   p  r  q  p  g  r

 2 sin 2 A  sin 2 A  sin 2 C
b c
 2b 2  a 2  c 2  AP 37. a   b  c  
2
25. a = 13, b = 14, c = 15  s = 21
1 1
  s  s  a  s  b  s  c   s  21 
 a  c  b  a  b c   2
b
2
c

x 1  3
x 1
1  a  c  
4

a b 
4

 x  1
26. (fof)(x) = f   = x 1 1
 x  1
x 1 38. a   b  c    a  c  b   a  b  c

x  1  x  1 2x
 x 39. b  c  a b c   0
=
x 1 x 1 2
(fofof)(x) = f[(fof)(x)] = f(x) 40. a b  a b cos 
(fofofof)(x) = f[(fofof)(x)] = f[f(x)] = (fof)(x) = 41. Concept colllinear
x 42. From the figure we have equation of OB
27. B = {1, 2, 3}, A = {4, 5, 6, 7, 8} is y  x equation of AC is x  y  1 These
n(A) = 5, n(B) = 3 are the diagonals
no. of auto functions from A to B = 35 – 3c1 (3
y
– 1)5 + 3c2 (3 – 2)5 = 150
28. x – 2 = 0, 4 – x > 0 & 4 – n  1 B(1,1)
(0,1) C
x  2&n<4&nx 3
Domain [2, 3]  (3, 4)
29. Range = [1, 5] x
O
30. Conceptual A (1,0)

31. T2 = 14, Put n = 2 and verify the options

43. Reflection of (4,1) along y=x is (1,4) Now
Option (3) = 3(2)2 + 2 = 14
(1,4)  1  2, 4    3, 4 

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44. We have 4 x  3 y  10  0
49. Clearly the reflection in ny plane is
5 x  12 y  26  0 7 x  24 y  50  0
 ,  ,  
10 26
clearly 2 =2, 50. xy  yz  0
16  9 25  144
 y  x  2   0  y  0 and x  2  0
50
 2 (0,0) is equidistance ie.
49  576
0.x  1. y  0.z  0 and 1.x  0. y  1.z  0
from the three lines.
45. Let (x,y) be any point on the locus its clearly 0.1  1.0  0.1  0
distance from two  r lines will be x and a pair of  r lines
y Thus the locus is x+y=1 which is a line.
51. We have f  x   x  x  1
46. Equation of y-axis is x=0
combined equation of x=0 and x–1=0  2 x  1 n  0
2
x  x  1  0  x  x  1 0  x 1

47. If m1and m2 are the slope of the lines 2x 1 x 1

ax 2  2hxy  by 2  0 Now Lim f  x   Lim

x 0
 2x 1  1
x0

2h a Lim f  x   Lim 1  1

m1  m2  , m1m2  x0 x0
b b
m1 : m2  1: 5  m1  5m2 and Lim f  x   Lim
x 1
11
x 1

2h a Lim f  x   Lim 2 x  1  1
 6m2  5m22  x 1 x 1
b b
 continues at 0,1
2
4b
 36m22  4  x2
b2 52. f  x 
x  2  x  2  x 
2
 a  4b
 36    2 clearly f  x  is nA detread at x  0, 2, 2
 5b  b
 5h 2  9ab  f  x  is discontinuous at three points
48. l  m  n  0 l.m  0  l  0, m  0 1/ x
  
m n 53. Lim  tan  x  
l 0mn0 
x0
 4 
f 1
1
l m n 1  
   =
Lim  1  tan   x  
x 4 
0 1 1 cx  0 
dr’s of one line (0,1,–1)
l n l m n tan x
m  0l  n  0     Lim  2   c2
= x0 x
1 1 1 0 1 c
dr’s ofsecond line (1,0,–1)

0.1  1.0   1 1 1 

cos     
11 11 2 3
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54. y  smn  y

dy cos x 
  f  x  y 58. Let a bethe length of the side of an
dx 2 y  1 
dr
1
equilateral triangle by data  2cm / sec
dy f  x   dt
  
dx 2 y  1 
3 2
Now area A is given by A  a
4
55. f  x   x3  3x
dA 3 da
f  x  is continuous on  0, 3  and   .a
dt 2 dt

differentiable 0, 3  
dA

3
.a.2  3a
dt 2
Also f  0   0 f  3  0 dA
 / a  10  10. 3cm 2 / sec
dt
That is f  x  satisfy all the condition of
59. f  x   2 x3  7 x  1
rolles theorems there exist c  0, 3  
f 1  x   6 x2  7
1
such that f c  0 Let x  2 and h  0.001 x  h  2.001
3
 3c  3  0 f  x  h  h f 1  x   f  x 
 c 1
f  2.001   0.001  6 x 2  7    2 x 3  7 x  1
56.
1
x  a  cos    sin   y  a  sin    cos   and f  2   31 f  2   31
f  2.001   0.001 31  3)  31.031
dy dy / d a  cos    sin   cos   3
  60. f  x    x  1 satisfy the condition
dx dx / d a   sin    cos   sin  
2
f 1  x   3  x  1 and f 11  x   6  x  1
a sin 
  tan  3
a cos  Also f  2    2  1  1  y

57. x  e  cos t y  e  sin t 3

ie. y   x  1 passes through (2,1)

dy e  cos t  sin t  3
f 1  x   3  x  1  f 1  2   3
 
dx o  cos t  sin t  = slope of y = 3x–5
3
dy  the function is f  x    x  1
dx 2 2 61. D  A  C  B
 
0  angle is 90
4 3
2 2 2
62. AD  BE  CF 
4
 AB 2  BC 2  CA2 
63. Let P  x, y  be the locus PA2  PB 2  2C 2

 Locus of P is x 2  y 2  c 2  a 2
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a l
64. x  a  bt ; y  b  78. Assertion :  100  4
t l
a
 x  a  y  b    bt     log T  log
2 1
 log l
 t g 2
1  2h 
65.   tan 1  = 0 d y d x
2  a  b  30 79. 
d t dt
66. (h,k)=(-1,2) Put x  X  1, y  Y  2 trans
80. For maxima or minima
formed equation is X 2 Y 2  3  0 f 1  x   0  cos x  0
67. Use m : n   L11 : L22

68. Line is perpendicular to AB  x   2n  1 , n  z
2
n 2 h 2  ab
69. PHYSICS
am2  2hlm  bl 2
70. 81 . Conceptual

 x  x x  x y  y  y  y z  z z z 
G 1 2 3 4 , 1 2 3 4 , 1 2 3 4 
4 4 4   
71. P

r o j e c

t i o n
82. A  2B A  0
2 3 6
i.e, A 2  2ABcos q  0
  5  3   1  4   8  2  Also A 2  B2  2ABcos q  R 2
7 7 7
1 Hence, B2  R 2 , ie., B = R
 4  9  36  7
7
72. The required plane is x  2 y  2 z  k  0 . 83. F12  F22  2F1F1 cos q  P 2
The distance to the plane from origin = 1 F12  F22  2F1F2 cos q  Q 2
|k|
  1  k  3 Hence P 2  Q 2  2  F12  F22 
1 4  4

73. If 0  x  then sin x  x  tan x 20sec
2 84. T  1sc
20
sin x  sin x 
 1, 0 0.1
x

x T   0.005sec
  20
74. f 0   f 0  T 0.005
  0.005100%  0.5%
T 1
dx

dx
dt  
75. dy dy
dt  
= cot p 85. u  ai  b j
ux = a, uy = b
R = 2H
dy 1
76.  2
dx x 2u x u y 2u y

g 2g
 c  100
77. 4 A  c , A%  2 2
2ux = uy
c
2a = b
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or gt 2  5 / 2
On the inclined plane, the retardation is :
x
10
5m g sin a  g sin 450  ms2
h 2
Using , u 2  u 2  2ax
For second drop :
 10 
20  u 2  2
2
 20 2
2 
1 
x  gt 2
2
u  20 2ms1 , e, V  20 2ms1
1 5 5
Or x     1.25m 91. Suppose F = upthrust due to buoyancy
2 2 4 then while descending we find :
Therefore,h = 5 – x = (5 – 1.25) m=3.75m Mg – F = Ma
86. s u 2  kr or v When ascending we have :
du 1 dr 1 F  M  m g   M  m a
 k r1/ 2  k r1/ 2 u
dt 2 dt 2 Solving equation (i) and equation (ii) we
get ;
1 1/ 2 k
 k r kr1/ 2  kr1/ 2  r 0
2 2  2a 
k 0 k 0 m M
Velocity after 1 sec = 0  r 1  r  a  g 
2 2
87. Suppose t be the time interval between 92. Here q and the length PQ vary with time.
any two drops Let PQ = 1 at any instant.
For third drop : PM   cos q , MQ   sin q
1 MQ   sin q (given)
s  g  2t 
2

2
B Q
v
V
88. rw v
A VP

At a point ‘A’ V – rw = VP q
rw = V-Vp —————(1)
At a point ‘B’ VB = V + rw m P
V + V-Vp
= 2V – Vp.
= 6m/sec As the block does not move vertically,
89. For the person to be able to catch the
d
ball, the horizontal component of velocity  cos q   0
of the ball should be same as the sped of dt
the person i.e d
u 1
u0 cos q  0 cos q  or q  600 Further, MQ = required velocity
dt
2 2
90. A ngle of projection from B is 450 . As the
d
body is able to cross the well of diameter Or  sin q   u say
dt
40m, hence
u2 Solving these equations, we get ;
R or u  gR or u
g V
u  10 40  20ms1 sin q

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93. The string is under tension,
hence there is limiting s2
 2as 1 
friction between the block R2
and the plane. Drawing free 9 5 . Total energy of the bullet
body diagram of the lock, at a height of 50cm

f  N 1  1 
N  mgh  mu 2  102 500  106   5055J
2  2 
T=50N Total energy while reaching
450 the ground
1 1
mu 2  102 500  1250J
2
450 
y x 2 2
Mg=150N Work done against air resis-
tance = 5005 – 1250 = 3755 J
Fx  0 3m  m g
96. a g
 N  50 cos 450  150sin 450 …………. 3m  m 2
(i) Acceleration of centre of
Fy  0 g mg
3m  
Solving equation, (i) and mass  2 2 g
3m  m 4
1
equation (ii)  97. Given that ;
2 
m1  2kg; r1  2i,ˆ m  2kg; r  3jˆ
94. Given that, K  as2 or 2 2

 ˆ
1 m3  2kg; r3  k
mu 2  as 2
2   
 m1 r1  m 2 r2  m3 r3
Or mu 2  2as2 ………. (i)  rCM  m  m  m
1 2 3
Differentiating w.r.t. time
du ds
t, m . 2u
dt
 2a.2s
dt

       2iˆ  3jˆ  kˆ
2 2iˆ  2 3jˆ  2 kˆ

ds 6 3
u 
dt
du du  4 9 1 14
2m  4as or m  2as rCM  x 2  y 2  z 2    
dt dt 9 9 9 9
du  2 14
Now, m  tangential force  rCM   1.55m 2
dt 9
= F1 98. Iz  2I
 F 1 = 2as……….. (ii)
Centripetal force Iz T
mu 2
2as 2
 Fr   …………. (iii) R
R R
s
T'
 2as 
2 2

s s s s F  Ft  Fr  2as   
2
2 2
 MR 2
 R  Where, I 
4
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 Relative velocity
According to theorem of
parallel axes, required moment of  u1  u2  2p 10 4  p 104
inertia about axis TT’ is  p 104 kmph
ITT '  I z  MR 2 d 
103. Poisson’s ratio, s  0.4  /
 2I  MR  2I  4I  6I
2
d 
99. According to law of
pd 2 4A
Area, A  pr  or d 
2 2
conservation of energy,
4 p
1 1
mgh  mu 2  Iw 2 4
2 2 Differentiating, 2dd  .A
p
1 1 pd 2 2pdd
mgh  mr 2 w 2  Iw 2 As A  , so A 
2 2 4 4
2mgh  w 2  mr 2  I pd
d
 A  2 2
d
2mgh A pd / 4
2
d
 w
I  mr 2 d / d
1 0 0 . From law of conservation of Given; s   0.4
 / 
angular momentum, Iw  cons tan t  d 
the angular velocity of the Or  0.4
d 
system will become half,
 1 d
i . e . w' w / 2 s  
Given : I’ = 2I  0.4 d
As rotational KE  1/ 2Iw 2 , hence new  2.51%  2.5%
rotational KE of the system will become half. 104. Work done per unit volume
So, correct answer is (b) 1 1
 stress strain   Y strain 2
2 2
du
101.  F = –
1     1 
2 2
dx 
 Y  u   21010 
2    2 100 
T2
102. By keplers 3 law, 3  constant
rd
R
Or 106 Jm3
2 2
T T 105. Conceptual
 R R
1 2
3 3 106. Conceptual
1 2

1 64 107. The forces acting on the ball are gravity

or 1012  R 3 or R 2  4104 km force, buoyancy force and viscous force. When
2
ball acquires terminal speed, it is in dynamic
Distance traveled in one revolution,
equilibrium, let terminal speed of ball is uT
S1  2p R 1  2p 104
V2 g
S1 2p 10 4
u1    2p 104 kmph
t1 1 kvT2
So, V2 g  kuT2  V1g
S2 2pR 2 2p  410 4 V1g
u2     p 104 kmph
t2 t2 8
V  1   2  g
uT 
k
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108. From Bernoulli’s theorem, m0 N1
For jar A : PV  RT
w M
 V  m 0 N 2 R 2T 
P For jar B : 2P  
h 4 M
B
A r C N1 4
 N 1
2

3
1 1 KE  kT
PA  duA2 dghA  PB  duB2 dghB 2
2 2
111. We know from the Boyle’s law that for
Here, h A  h B
a given mass of an ideal gas, PV =
1 2 1 2
 PA  duA  PB  duB constant, whatever, may be the volume.
2 2
Therefore, graph d represents the correct
1
PA  PB  d  duB2  uA2  behaviour of an ideal gas.
2
112. Using the equation
Now, uA  0 , uB  rw and
PA  PB  hdg X  LFP C F  32 R 0
  
r 2w 2 UFP  LFP 100 212  32 80  0
1 2 2
 hdg  dr w or h  For two arbitrary scale X and Y, we can
2 2g
write,
109. Here, mass of the block, m =
x1  L1 x  L2
1kg  2
Volume of the block, V  3.6104 m3 U1  L1 U 2  L 2
Tension in the string, T = mg x1 15 x  25
When a block is immersed completely or  2
75 15 125  25
in water, its weight becomes
Mg’ = mg – Upthrust Given that, x1  600
 mg  Vlwaterg  x 2  1000
 Tension in the string T’ = mg’ 113. The expansion of solid is just like
 mg  Vwater g photographic enlargement
 Decrease in the tension of the string V
Therefore,  gq
= T – T’ V
 mg  mg  Vwater g   Vwater g i.e, same both solid and hollow spheres
114. C  g abs  3a  gabc  34
 3.6104 m3 103 kgm3 10ms2   3.6N
 C  S  3a  3A
m
110. PV  RT C  S  3A
M Or a 
3
Where m is the mass of gas and M, the
115. Let x be the thermal capacity of
molecular mass.
calorimeter. The specific heat of water =
If m0 is the mass of one molecule and N is the
4200J/kg-K.
number of molecules, then m = m0 N
Heat gained by calorimeter
m0 N
And PV  RT
M = thermal capacity x rise temperature
= x(35 – 30) = 5x
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Heat gained by water = mst 123. Conceptual
= 0.2 x 4200 x (35 – 30) 124. (H 2 O) polar covalent molecules have
= 4200 J strong intermolecular forces
Total heat gain = 5x + 4200 compared to non polar molecules.
Heat lost by 0.1 kg hot water when
1
added to calorimeter 125. c 
M
Q = mst
= 01 x 4200 x 126. conceptual
(60 – 35) = 10.500 J 127. Hc  H( prod ucts )  H(Reactants )
According to principle of calorimetery.
Heat gained = heat lost C2H5  3O2  2Co 2  3H2 O
5x + 4200 = 10500
Hc  2 HCo 2  3 HH2O   Hc 2H5OH
x = 1260J/K
128. G  2.303 RT log k c
116. According to Wien’s displacement law,
1T1   2 T2 
= – 2.303 2.303  8.314  300 log 2  10
3

1 T2 0.26
or   2 = 1.89  104
 2 T1 0.13
129. Buf fer capacity =
 T2  2T1 no. of moles of acid or base added of1Liof buffes
By Stefan’s law, emissive power change in pH

E  T24 . 130. [H + ] = C
= 5  10 3  2  10 3  105
E1  T14 ; E 2  T24
pH = – log [10 –5 ] = 5
117. Let the initial pressure of the three
131. Charge of 1e –  1.6  1019 columbs
samples be PA , PB and PC , then ? –
3/2 3/2
PA  V    2V  P  PB  P  3.2  1019 columbs
3/2 132. Fe +2  Fe +3 + 1e –
Or PA  P  2
Mt 55.8
PC  V  P  2V  E =   55.8
1 1
or PC  2P 133. Conceptual
134. Conceptual
 PA : PB : PC
= Volume strength 10
135. M =   0.89M
3/ 2 11.2 11.2
  2 :1: 2  2 2 :1 : 2 .
136. Conceptual
118. Conceptual
137. Be form polymeric covalent hydride
119. Conceptual
120. Let, y = A sin t 138. Boric acid is Lewis acid but not a
bronsted acid
121. No. of nodes = n – l – 1
B(OH)3 + H2 O  [B(OH)4 ] – + H +
= 4 – 0 – 1 = 3
139. Metals do not show catenation
for Cr +3  4s° 3d 3
pr oper ty
e mpv p 11 2 1836 140. COD  Pollution of water
122.     918
p m e v e 1 2 141. Application of Lechateler’s principle
1
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 * *
  
2 2 2 2
142. 1s 1s 2s 2
2s 2 2p y 2p z
157. CH3 – C = C – CH3 + H2
143. Symmetric molecules have zero
dipolemoment NaOHCaO
158. CH3COONA   CH4

144. Mt of CH4 = 16 gm – 10  6.023  1023 e  A

1.6 gm  ? 1 mole Cl2 Na
  CH Cl
145. Conceptual h 3 dryethen CH4
146. In SF 4 , s undergo sp 3 d hybradisation B
having square pyramidal shape formation of A  decarboxylation
conc H2 SO4
147. HNO3  –  formation of B  halogination
 OH + NO2
formation of C  wurtt reaction
In presence of strong acid HNO3 acts as
base. 159. MnO4  Mn 2
H2O hot metal
148. CaC2   C2H2  C6 H6 MnO 4  8H  Mn 2  4H2 O
tube
A B C 160. Conceptual
CH3 Cl
C6 H5 CH3
AlCl3

D
Al4C3 on hydrolysis release CH4gas
149. Element with high EN and highes oxidation
state of oxide is more acidic.
150. Chlorine has highest Electron Affinity.
151. kp = kc (RT)4n
If n   ve k p  k c

n12
152. p H2  p
n H2  n CH4

12 8
= 1 2 1 6  p  9 p

153. 2CH3COONa + 2H2O 

C2 H6  2CO2  H2  2NaOH
    
anode cathode

22.4 + 2(22.4) = 67.2 Li

154. Conceptual
OH
|

H
155. CH3 – C = CH2 + H2O  CH3 – C –
CH3
|
CH3
156. (CH  CH3 2 C  CHCH3 
O3
 (CH3)

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A B
O
F F
C CHCH3
S O O
F F H2 O 2D

C D

Pd BaSO
4
CH3  Cis 2–Butane
CH3CHO +
C=O Na LiqNH
CH3 3
 Trans 2-Butane

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