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2079-4-07 (Set – A) Hints & Solution
Section – I VR 5 1
I= = = = 0.02 A
1.(b) v0 = gR & ve = 2gR R 250 50
VL = VZ = ILR
So, v0 = 2 v0 15
I
2.(c) Due to surface tension liquid tends to occupy spherical or, IL = = 0.015 A R IL
shape. 1000
3.(a) If fall behind then train must be accelerating. ∴ IZ = I – IL 20V RL
1 = 0.02 – 0.015
4.(a) KE ∝ if P is same so KE of rifle is less than bullet. = 5 × 10 A–3
m
= 5 mA
5.(b) 18.(b) For s orbital; l = 0; for p-orbital l = 1 and for d orbital
6.(a) Dimension of body increases internally as well as l=2
externally on increasing temperature. - + -
7.(d) In one period it comes to original position ie zero. 19.(c) MnO4 + 8H + 5e →Mn + 4H2O ] × 2
2- -
8.(c) Frequency is independent of temperature.
9.(a) σ1 = σ2 C2O4 → 2CO2 + 2e ] × 5
q Q–q 2- + 2+
or, =
4π(2R)2 4πR2 2MnO4+5C2O4 +16H → 2Mn +10CO2+ 8H2O
q 20.(a) Let x be the required weight
or, =Q–q 0.05 = x/500 x 1000/(174)
4
5q ⇒ x≈ 4.355 gm
or, =Q 21.(d) Only HOF is the molecule where F shows +1
4
oxidation number.
4Q
or, q = N 1 2 1 32/T1/2
10.(b)
5
On equipotential surface
22.(b)
N0 () ()
=
2
=
2
vA – vB = 0 32
⇒ T1/2 = = 16 minutes
R2 r 4 2
R1 
11.(c) =  = 16 23.(c) N3H is known as hydrazoic acid which gives N3¯ as
r
2 24.(c)
conjugate base.
KO2 is potassium superoxide
or, R2 = 16 × 20 = 320 Ω 25.(a) ZnO is zinc white or Chinese white
∆R = R2 – R1 = 320 – 20 = 300 Ω 26.(d) N2O is also known as laughing gas
ρl 4ρl 27.(c) Removal of hydride is easier from tertiary carbon due
12.(c) R= 2= 2
πd πd to the formation of stable carbocation (3o carbocation).
4 28.(a) OHC-CHO is known as glyoxal.
1 0
l l
R will be least if 2 is least i.e. ×
d
1
=
1 l
2 (2d)2 8 d2
29.(b) ( )
We have A. adj. A = |A| I = 5 0 1 . This implies
13.(b) M = ml |A| = 5
M 30.(d) As the roots are reciprocal to each other, we have
or, m = coeff. of x2 = constant term. i.e. k = 2.
l
lim |x| lim x lim |x|
For semi circle
πR = l
l
31.(d) Here =
x → 0¯ x x → 0¯
– ( )
x
= –1 and
x → 0+ x
lim x
or, R = = =1
π x → 0+ x
Magnetic moment (M') = m2R So limit does not exist.
M l 2M 32.(c) a = 3, S∞ = 15
= ×2× =
l π π a 3
or, = 15 or, 1 – r =
1 1–r 15
14.(d) sinc = , c will be least if µ is maximum where µ = A
µ 1 4
or, r = 1 – or, r =
B 5 5
+ 2
λ 1
i.e. λ is least i.e. violet
1 1 1
33.(b)
(
Here Iex sin–1x +
1 – x2 )
dx which is of the form

( )
x
= µ – 1) Ie (f(x) + f '(x) dx.
f (l g
15.(c) +
R1 R2 So is equal to ex sin–1x + c
aµg
34.(c) Here A∩B = C implies CfA and
(
=
aµl )( )
–1
1
+
R1 R2
1
B∩C = A implies AfC
So A = C
Here aµg = aµl so f = ∞
x 2 y 2
16.(c) λp = λ e
or,
h h
=
35.(d) Here () ()
a
–
b
= cosh2t – sinh2t = 1, which is a

pp pe Hyperbola.
or, pp = pe 36.(b) c(13, 1) + c(13, 3) + .... + c(13, 13)
p2 213
Here KE = i.e. me < mp = = 212
2m 2
So, KEe > KEp 37.(b) Length of intercepts on y-axis = 2 f2 – c
17.(d) V = VZ + VR = 2 (–3)2 – (–12) = 2 9 + 12 = 2 21 units
or, VR = 20 – 15 = 5V

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6 6 6 6 6 6 51.65
38.(c) Here, (2 i – j + k).( i – 3 j – 5k) = 2 + 3 – 5 = 0 or, uy = = 20.66 m/s
2.5
∴ Angle between the vectors = 90°
39.(b) Here, 3tan2x – 1 = 0 u = ux2 + uy2
1 1 2 or, ux = 402 – (20.66)2 = 34.25 m/s
or, 3tan2x = 1 or tan2x = or tan2x =
3 3 ( ) ∴ R=
2u × uy 2 × 34.25 × 20.66
g
=
10
= 141.5 m
π 2 2
0 – 100 0 – u 2 2
or, tan2x = tan2 62.(b) a= =
6 2×4 2×9
π 1002 –u2 100 × 3
∴ x = nπ ± or, – = or, u = = 150 m/s
6 4 9 2
1 63.(a) Loss in wt = upthrust
40.(a) Here, f(x) = tan–1x. So f '(x) = > 0 for all real x.
1 + x2 50 6.3
41.(a) Here α = 45°, γ = 60°, β = ?
We have cos2α + cos2β + cos2γ = 1
or, (50 + 6.3) – 16.3 = ( +
ρ 0.9 )
50
cos245° + cos2β + cos260° = 1 or, 40 = + 7
1 1 ρ
or, + cos2β + = 1 50
2 4 or, = 33
1 1 ρ
or, cos2β = or, cosβ = ± 50
4 2 or, ρ = = 1.51 g/cc
⇒ β = 60 or 120° 33
42.(d) We have eiθ = –1 64.(c) At bottom
or, cosθ + isinθ = –1 + 0i P1 = Pa + Pw, V1 = 1cc T1 = 12°C = 285K
⇒ cosθ = –1, sinθ = 0 At surface P2 = Pa, V2 = ? T2 = 35°C = 308K
P1V1 P2V2
⇒ θ=π =
43.(c) We have sin–1x = cos–1x T1 T2
π (Pa + Pw) T2 × 1
or, sin–1x = – sin–1x or, V2 =
2 P2 × T1
π π (1.01 × 105 + 1000 × 10 × 40) × 308
–1
or, sin–1x = =
or, 2sin x =
2 4 1.01 × 105 × 285
= 5.3 cc
π 1 65.(b) 1st case
i.e. x = sin =
4 2 T2
de3logex dx3 η1 = 1 –
T1
44.(d) = = 3x2 T2 1 5
dx dx
or, = 1 – = .... (i)
45.(b) T1 6 6
(0, 6) 2nd case
T2 – 65
(4, 3) η2 = 1 –
x=0 T1
(8, 0)
1 T2 – 65
(0, 0) y=0 or, =1–
3 T1
The sides are x = 0, y = 0, 3x + 4y – 24 = 0 which for
right angled triangle. Also when x = 0, y = 6 and y = T2 65 1 2
or, – =1– =
0, x = 8 in 3x + 4y = 24 which is the hypotenuous. So T1 T1 3 3
0+8 6+0 65 5 2 5 – 4 1
its midpoint = ( 2
‚
2 )
= (4, 3) = circumcentre or, = – =
T1 6 3
or, T1 = 65 × 6 = 390 K
6
=
6
46.(c) The function is defined if 2 – x ≥ 0 5
i.e. x ≤ 2. So domain = (–∞, 2] & T2 = × 340 = 325K = 52°C
47.(b) As the words begin and end with vowels, they are kept 6
E2 r1 2 4 2
fixed and remaining 3 letters are arranged in 3! ways.
Also the vowels interchange their positions in 2 ways.
So total no. of arrangement.
66.(c)
E1
= ( ) ()
r2
=
3
= 1.77
E2
= 2 × 3! = 12
π/4 π/4 ( )
% increase =
E1
– 1 × 100% = 77%
48.(c) Req. Area = I y dx = I sec2xdx 67.(d) For glass
0 0
1 1 1
= [tanx]
π/4
π
= tan – tan0
4
0
fg ( )
= (µg – 1) –
5 10
Large

Smaller
= 1 – 0 = 1 sq. units 1 1
= (1.5 – 1) =
49.(a) 50.(d) 51.(a) 52.(b) 53.(c) 54.(b) 10 20
55.(d) 56.(b) 57.(d) 58.(b) 59.(c) 60.(a) fg = 20 cm
For water
Section – II 1 1 4 1 1
61.(b) For vertical motion
1
fw
= (µw – 1) =
10 ( ) 3
–1 =
10 30
y = uyt – gt2 fw = 30 cm
2 1 1 1 1 1 3+2
1 = + = + =
or, 20.4 = uy × 2.5 – × 10 × 2.52 F fg fw 20 30 60
2

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or, F = 12 cm 75.(a) Ag will behave as cathode and Zn will be have as
68.(c) At 27°C f0 = ft = 300 Hz anode since reduction potential is mgre of Ag.
At 0°C, only frequency of pipe decreases. ∴ Ecell = E° cathode - E° anode
f0' T' = 0.799 – (–0.763) = 1.562 V
= 76.(b) Metamerism can be shown by the molecules having
f0 T
polyvalent functional group e.g. ether, ketone etc.
273 77.(a) Chlorination of alkane occurs by free radical
or, f0' = 300 = 286.2 Hz
300 substitution reaction and the order of stability of free
f0 = ft – f0' = 300 – 286.2 radical is: 3° > 2° > 1°.
= 14 beats/s 78.(d) Equivalent weight of (COOH)2.H2O = 63.
69.(c) Total energy at A = tatal energy at B ∴ 100 ml of 1 N acid = 63 g
or, (PE + KE) at A = (PE + KE) at B 1
1 1 ⇒ 1000 ml of N acid = 6.3g
or, qvA + mvA2 = qVB + mvB2 10
2 2 1
1 1 ⇒ 100 ml of N acid = 0.63g
or, 10–7 × 500 + × 5 × 10–3 × vA2 = 0 + × 5 10
2 2 V1 V2
× 10–3 (0.25)2 79.(b) = , V1 = 0.2 litre
T1 T2
or, vA = 0.206 m/s = 20.6 cm/s T1 = 273 k, T2 = (273 + 273)k
Ir Since, temperature double, volume = 2 × 0.2 = 0.4
70.(a) V=E–
3 litre.
E r 80.(b) [H+] initial = 10-5 [∴ pH = 5]
or, 1.5 = 2 – .
r 3 [H+] final = 10-2 [∴ pH = 2]
R+ 10-2
3
Increase in [H+] = -5 = 100 times
2r 10
or, 1.5 = 2 – 81.(d) Boron and Iodine do not form show effective
r
( )
3 5+
3
overlapping due to the large gap in size of 2p and 5p
orbitals respectively and hence need a pair of electrons
2r to complete octet.
or, = 0.5
r 82.(c) Here max of n(A∩B) = 65, min. of n(A∩B) = 20
( )
3 5+
3 So, max. value of n(A'∪B') = 120 – min of n(A∩B) =
120 – 20 = 100
2r
or,
15 + r
= 0.5 83.(d) I = Isin–1x dx
dsin–1x
or, 2r = 7.5 + 0.5r or, r =
7.5
1.5
= 5Ω = sin–1xI1 dx = I{ dx
I1.dx dx }
71.(b) RACΒ = 5 + 5 + 5 = 15 Ω 1
5Ω = xsin–1x – I x dx
RADB = 5Ω 5Ω
1 – x2
RACB × RADB Put y = 1 – x2 in second
Req = A
RACB + RADB C dy
15 × 5 75 ∴ = –x dx
2
= = D
15 + 5 20 5Ω 5Ω –1 dy/2
= 3.75 Ω = xsin x – I–
y
µ0I1 µ0I2 B
72.(c) B= + 1 y
2πa1 2πa2 = x sin–1x + + c = xsin–1x + 1 – x2 + c
2 1
µ0 10 20
= (
2π 0.02 0.04
+ ) B1 B2
84.(d) Given, y–
2
y– y – ...... to ∞
4π × 10–7 3
= × 10
2π = x+ x+ x + ...... to ∞
= 2 × 10-4 T
hc 1 1 Squaring, y – y– y – ..... to ∞
73.(a) dV = (
e λ2 λ1
– ) =x+ x+ x + ..... to ∞
6.62 × 10–34 × 3 × 108 1 1
=
1.6 × 10–19 ( – )
4000 × 10–10 4500 × 10–10
or, y– x+ x+
= x + x + ..... to ∞
x + ...... to ∞

= 0.34 V
6.023 × 1023 or, y – x = 2 x + x + .... to ∞
74.(a) N0 = × 10–12 y–x
99
= 6.083 × 10 9 or, = x + x + x + .... to ∞
2
A = λN y–x 2

0.693 1 T1/2
t or, ( )2
= x + x + x + .... to ∞

()
2
y–x y–x
=
T1/2
× N0
2
1
or, ( )
2
2
=x+
2
2
or, y – 2xy + x = 4x + 2y – 2x
0.693 1 6 2 2
=
6 × 3600
× 6.083 × 109 () 2
i.e. y – 2xy + x – 2x – 2y = 0
∴
dy
=–
2y + 2x – 2 y – x + 1
=
= 1.73 × 105 disintegrations/s dx 2y – 2x – 2 y – x – 1

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x 5 π 1 + 32 1 + 33
85.(d) sin–1 + cosec–1 = 91.(c) (1 + 3) loge3 + (loge3)2 + (loge3)3 + ....
5 4 2 2! 3!
2 3
–1x 4 π loge3 (loge3) (loge3) 3loge3 (3loge3)2
or, sin + sin–1 = =
1!
+
2!
+
3!
+ ... +
1!
+
2!
5 5 2
loge3 3loge3
x π 4 = (e – 1) + (e – 1)
or, sin–1 = – sin–1 = (3 – 1) + eloge27 – 1 = 2 + 27 – 1 = 28
5 2 5
x 4 92.(b) Equation of bisectors is: (a – b) xy = h(x2 – y2)
or, sin–1 = cos–1 If h = 0 then xy = 0 ⇒ x = 0, y = 0 which are the
5 5
x 3 x 3 coordinate axes. Hence h = 0.
or, sin–1 = sin–1 ⇒ = ⇒ x = 3 93.(a) Eqn is y2 = 12x, So a = 3
5 5 5 5
5x + 5–x Focus = (3, 0)
86.(a) Here AM of 5x & 5–x = Now, focal distance = 12
2
x + a = 12 ⇒ x = 12 – 3 ⇒ x = 9
GM of 5x & 5–x = 5x.5–x = 1
So, y2 = 12 × 9 ⇒ y = ±6 3
5x + 5–x
and AM > GM so,
2
> 1 i.e. 5x + 5–x > 2 ∴ Req. point = (9, ±6 3)
94.(d) As the planes are parallel, we have
Also –1 < cos(e ) < 1 So –2 < 2 cosex < 2
x
2 1 –3
∴ The equation has no solution. = – = ⇒ 5k = –6
4 –2 5k
1–i 3 1–i 3 1–i 3 So, 5k + 7 = –6 + 7 = 1
87.(c) Here z = = ×
1+i 3 1+i 3 1–i 3 95.(c)
1–2 3i–3 2–2 3i Y
= =–
1+3 4
1 3 X
=– – i O
2 2 π/4
– 3 Required area = I (cosx – sinx) dx
0
2 π/4
So tanθ = = 3 = tan60° ⇒ θ = 60° = [sinx + cosx]
1
– 0
2 π π
88.(c)
But actual θ = 180° + 60° = 240° (as x < 0, y < 0)
n 2
Eq is: x + x + 1 = 0
(
= sin + cos
4 4 )– (sin0 + cos0)
1 1
So, α = –
1+ 3i
2
= ω, α2 = –
1– 3i
2
= ω2 =
( 2
+
2) – (1 + 0)

So, α = ω = ω, α = ω = ω
31 31 62 62 2
= ( 2 – 1) sq. units
So, α31 + α62 = ω + ω2 = –1, α31.α62 = ω3 = 1 96.(b) Let the two numbers be x and y. Then, x + y = 4
∴ Required eqn is x2 + x + 1 = 0 i.e. y = 4 – x
89.(c) Given x, y, z are in G.P. 1 1 x+y 4 4
So y2 = zx Now R = + = = =
x y xy x(4 – x) 4x – x2
or, lny2 = lnzx 1 4x – x 2
or, 2lny = lnx + lnz Let z = =
R 4
So, lnx, lny lnz are in AP dz 4 – 2x d2z x
i.e. 1 + lnx, 1 + lny, 1 + lnz are in AP ∴ = =–
1 1 1 dx 4 dx2 2
∴ , , are in HP For maxima or minima,
1 + lnx 1 + lny 1 + lnz dz
6 6 2 662 = 0 ⇒ 4 – 2x = 0 ⇒ x = 2
90.(b) (a × b ) + (a .b ) = 144 dx
6 6 6 6 d 2z
or, |a |2 |b |2 sin2θ + |a |2 |b |2 cos2θ = 144 At x = 2, 2 = –1 < 0
dx
6 6
Whee θ is angle between a & b 2 – 22 4
62 62
|a | |b | (sin2θ + cos2θ) =144
∴ z is maximum and Zmax = 4. ( )4
= =1
4
6 But Min. R = Max. Z = 1
or, 16 |b |2 = 144 97.(d) 98.(a) 99.(d) 100.(a)
62 6
or, |b | = 9 ⇒ |b | = 3

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