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SEC: SR SR STAR MODELA DATE: 02-07-23

Time: 3:00 hour’s WTA-45 MAX. MARKS:186
JEE-ADVANCE-2020-P1
KEY SHEET
PHYSICS
1 A 2 A 3 B 4 B 5 D
6 D 7 ABC 8 BC 9 CD 10 AB
11 ABCD 12 AB 13 4 14 1 15 5000
16 5 17 15 18 8

CHEMISTRY
19 C 20 D 21 C 22 A 23 C
24 B 25 CD 26 ABCD 27 ABCD 28 ABCD
29 AB 30 ABC 31 1 32 0.5 33 1
34 1 35 2 36 2

MATHS
37 D 38 A 39 A 40 B 41 C
42 B 43 BD 44 ABD 45 ABD 46 ABCD
47 A 48 BD 49 4 50 100 51 5250
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PHYSICS
1.

 i dt
iavg  0
T
T
2
 i dt
0
irms  T

 dt0

2.
i

45
V
45

Z
1
R L
c
1
( R   L) 
C

3. Mg-T = ma and T-F = ma. F = Nil

4. cos   0
1
5. iXL= 40 and 0 
LC
6. Conceptual

7.
V1  VR2  VL2
V2  VL  Vc
VR
Power factor 
V

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8.
i

45-15=30
V
45-15=30

Pavg = VICos
7 6

9. Switch AB is closed. Charge on capacitor =  idt

0

L
After switch AD is closed, 50  – iR = 0
20 M

10. LCR circuit conceptual

11.
1
P  1/ 2( Pmax )   L   R, solve for w.
C

Vc 
V


d  2 C 2 R 2    2 LC  1
2
 0
 1 
2 dt
2
C R    L  
 C 

12.
d
   R 2
dt
P R 2 p R 3 p R
  
s s s
2
 s R  sR
i 
3 p R 3 p
J  EP
Gavis law concept at junction

3
irms   0.5 A
5
5
13. Z  X L2  62   10
0.5
X L  8
VL  (0.5)8  4

14. Phasor concept .

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15.
N 
Vl   1  V2 V2  VL  50V 
 N2 
N 
And Vs  I1 R   1  V2
 N2 
V2
Current in secondary circuit is I2 
RL
N  N V
And I1   2  I 2  2 2
 N1  N1 RL
 N  V  N 
 Vs  2  2  R   2  V2
 N1  RL   N1 
N1 RL   N1  
R Vs  V2  
N 2V2   N 2 
100
 5 300  50  5
50
100  50  5000

16. V 2  VL0  VC   VR2

V 100
17. When current is 5A, the impedance is Z   20
I 5
This is equal to R.
Hence for 0 = 1000 rad/s Z = R = 20Ω
This is possible only if S1 is closed and

1
0 L 
0C
1
 LC 
106

When  = 500 rad/s

100
I  4 A  4A
Z
 Z  25
R 2  X 2  25  X  15
1
  L  15
C

1
[Note that X is not  L  , since on increasing the frequency form 500 rad/s to 1000 rad/s the
C
impedance is decreasing]

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  500 L  15
500C

Solving (i) and (ii) L = 10 mH, C = 100μF

18. Current leads voltage by phase angle

X 1
tan   c   3  
R CR 3
V0 V0 V0
 v  V0 sin t and i  i0 sin(t   3)[ wherei0   
R 2  X C2 R 2  3R 2 2R

Power supplied by the Source

p  vi  V0i0 sin t sin(t   3)

   
 V0 i0  cos .sin 2 t  sin .sin t.cos t 
 3 3 
Vi    
 0 0 cos 1  cos 2t   sin .sin 2t 
2  3 3 
V0 i0   

2  cos 3  cos t (2t  3 
 
V0i0    3 3V02 
pmax   cos  1   V i
0 0  
2  3  4 8R 
V0i0    V0i0 V02 
And Pmax   cos  1      
2  3  4 8R 

Power oscillates with frequency twice that of current and voltage.

CHEMISTRY
19. d 6 configuration
20. On moving left to right along period, metallic radius decreases while mass increases.
Decrease in metallic radius coupled with increase in atomic mass results in increase in
density of metal.
Hence, among the given four choices Cu belongs to right side of Periodic Table in
transition metal, and it has highest density (89 g/ cm 2 )

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21. Mn2 has d 5 configuration

22. Refer NCERT Class XII

23. Refer NCERT text book class – XII ; page - 423
24. Refer NCERT text book
25. Refer NCERT XII Pg- 224
26. Refer NCERT XII Pg- 216
27. Refer NCERT XII Pg- 218 & 219
28. Refer NCERT text book class - XII
29. Refer NCERT text book class – XII
30. Refer NCERT Text Book Class-XII
31. x = 5, y = 3, z = 1
2
32. Fettates  FeO4   6
2
 Fe2O4  3

33. TiI3
34. Consider atoms not ions.
35. a = 2 , b = 6, c = 2
36. 1mole  5HIO4  5 HCOOH  1HCHO
Glu cos e x 5

1mole  5HSO4  2 HCHO  3HCOOH  CO2

Fructose Y 3

MATHS
37. Put  x  t
dt
 dx 

1  2008 1 2008
I t sin t dt  t sin t dt …….. (i)
  0  0
1 2008
I   2008  t  sin t dt ……… (ii)
 0
2008 2008 
(i) + (ii)  2 I   sin t dt  (2008) 2 .  sin t dt
 0 0

I  (2008)2 ;
Hence, here I  2008
6
38. As   sin
i 1
1
xi  cos 1 yi   9

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  sin 1 x1  sin 1 x2  ...... sin 1 x6    cos1 y1  cos1 y2  ...... cos1 y6   9 ,

Which is possible only when sin 1 xi  and cos 1 yi   ,  i  1, 2, ....., 6.
2
 xi  1 and yi  1,  i  1, 2, ........., 6
6 6
  xi  6 and y i  6
i 1 i 1

6 1
Now,  x n 1  x 2 
dx  0 (Using property of definite integral)
6

 e  e x 
 
x

odd function
1/ 3 0
39.  1 dx   1 dx
10 1/ 3

 1   1
    10    0  
 3   3
2
 10 
3
28

3
40.

Let Ak   2t , t 2 
t 2 1
Slope of FAk 
2t  0
2
  t 1
tan    k  
2  2t
2t
 tan  k 
1 t2
Let t  tan 
k 
  
2 4n
FAk  4t 2  (t 2  1)2
 t2 1

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 1  tan 2   sec 2 
n n
2  k 
lt
n 
 FAk  lt
k 1
n 
 sec
k 1
 . 
 4 n
1
n 
  sec 2   dx
0  4 
4


 /2
sec 2 nx  sin 2 (n  1) x
41. Vn  Vn 1  
0
sec 2 x
 /2
sin(2n  1) x . sin x
  dx
0
sec2 x
 /2
sin(2n  1) x
Vn  Vn 1   dx
0
sin x
 /2
sin(2n  3) x
Vn 1  Vn 2   dx
0
sin x
Vn  2. Vn 1  Vn  2  0
 Vn  Vn  2  2 . Vn 1
100
100
  Vr   2V1  99.d 
r 1 2
 500   99.d  ……. (1)

V1 
2
 /2
2
V2   4 . cos x dx
0

1 
 4. 
2 2


 d  V2  V1 
2
  
k  50   99  
2  2
101 
 50 
 2 
k  50  101
=5050
1
42. x x x
f ( x )  x 2 .  g (t )dt  2 x .  t . g (t )dt   t 2 . g (t )dt
2 0 0 0 
 Differentiate both sides with respect to x , we get
x x
f '( x)  x .  g (t )dt   t. g (t )dt ……. (i)
0 0

Again differentiate both sides with respect to x, we get

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x
f ''( x)   g (t )dt …… (ii)
0

 f ''(1)  2
Also, f '''( x)  g ( x)
 f '''(1)  g (1)  5
43. We have f ( x)  x 2  ax 2  bx3
1 1
Where a   t . f (t )dt and b   f (t ) dt
1 1
1
Now a   t   a  1 t 2  bt 3  dt
1

1 2b
a  2b  t 4 dt  ……. (i)
0 5
1 1 1
Again, b   f (t ) dt  
1 1
 (a  1)t 2
 bt 3  dt  2 (a  1) t 2 dt
0

2(a  1)
b ……… (ii)
3
From (i) and (ii)
5a 2(a  1)

2 3
5 2 2
  a 
2 3 3
11 2
 a
6 3
4 10
a and b 
11 11
1 4 1 10
Hence,  t . f (t ) dt 
and  f (t ) dt 
1 11 1 11
 f ( x)  (a  1) x 2  bx3
f (1)  (a  1)  b  30
  f (1)  f (1)  2(a  1) 
f (1)  (a  1)  b  11
20
And f (1)  f (1)  2b 
11
x
44.  t f ( x  t ) dt  e2 x  1
0

Using King Property

x
 ( x  t ) f (t ) dt  e2 x  1
0
x x
x  f (t ) dt   t f (t ) dt  e 2 x  1
0 0

Differentiate both sides

x
xf ( x)   f (t ) dt  x f ( x )  2e 2 x
0

 f ( x)  4e 2 x
 f (0)  4

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5
e x / 3  e5 / x
45. A) 3 x dx
15 15
Let x   dx  2
t t
1

 
10
B) 1  x 9  9 1  x10 dx
0

Let f ( x)  10 1  x9
Then 9 1  x10  f 1 ( x )
100 cot1 1000
1
C)  cot
0
x  dx   1 dx  
0 cot1
0 dx

 cot 1
1
n
1
D) an   tan (nx) dx
1
n 1

dt
Put nx  t  dx 
n
1
1 1
an   tan t dt
n n
n 1
1
1 1
bn   sin t dt
n n
n 1
1
1

n
 tan t dt
an n 1
lt  lt
n  bn n  n
1

n
 sin t dt
n 1

 n  1
 tan 1   . 2
 lt  n  1  (n  1)
n   n  1
 sin 1  . 2
 n  1  (n  1)
1

2
 x x
46. Given f ( x )  f   
7 7
x
Replace x with
7
 x  x  x
f   f  2   2
7 7  7
 x  x x
f    f  3 3
7  7  7

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 x   x x
So on f  n 1   f  n   n
7  7  7
 x  x 1 1 1 
f ( x)  f  n   1   2  .......  n 1 
7  7 7 7 7 
 
x 1 
f ( x )  f (0)   
7 1 1 
 
 7
x7
f ( x)  1   
76
x
f ( x)  1
6
1
1 2 1 1 1
  f ( x )dx 
12
 x    x 0   1
0 12
0

13

12
47. Since the touches the the graph of f ( x ) at 1, 2, 3.
 h( x)  f ( x)  g ( x) has a double root at 1, 2, 3.
 h( x)  a ( x  1)2 ( x  2)2 ( x  3)2
3
32
I  a  ( x  1)2 ( x  2)2 ( x  3)2 dx 
1 105
16 32
a 
105 105
 a2

48. f ( x  y)  f ( x) . f ( y)
 f ( x)  a x
ax
F ( x) 
1 a2x
ax ax
F ( x )  
1  a 2 x a 2 x  1
 F ( x)
 F ( x ) is even
2
x3  3x 2
49. I  dx
1 log( x  1)

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Let x  1  t  dx  dt
1
(t  1)3  3(t  1)2
I  dt
0
log t
1
t 3  3t 2  3t  1  3t 2  6t  3

0
log t
1
t 3  3t  2
 dt
0
log t
1
3(t  2)  5
J  dt
0
log t
1
t 3  3t  2  3t  1
IJ  dt
0
log t
1
t 3 1
 dt ……… (1)
0
log t
1
xa 1
Let f (a)   dx
0
log x
1 a
x .log x
f 1 (a)   dx
0
log x
1

a 1
f (a)  log(a  1)  k
Put a  0
k0
f (a)  log(a  1)
 I  J  log (3  1)  log 4
 /4
50. In   tan n x . dx
0

1
I n  I n 2 
n 1
n
S n    I n  I n  2   I n 1  I n 3 
n 0

1

n  0 ( n  1) ( n  2)

 1 1 
   
n 0  n  1 n2
1
 1
n2
100 lim Sn  100
n

 /2 3 4a  / 2
51.   sin x  a cos x 
0
dx 
  2 0
x cos x dx  2

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 /2 3
Let I1  
0
 sin x  a cos x  dx
 /2

0
 sin 3
x  a 3 cos3 x  3a sin 2 x cos x  3a 2 sin x cos 2 x  dx
 /2  /2  /2  /2
 sin 3 x dx  a 3  cos3 x dx  3a  sin 2 x cos x dx  3a 2  sin x cos 2 x dx
0 0 0 0

2 32 1 1
  a    3a  t 2 dt  3a 2  t 2 dt
3 3 0 0

 sin x  t  cos x dx  dt ; t
0
1
2
dt 
2

3
1  a3   a  a2
2 2a 3
   a  a2
3 3
2a 3 2
I1   a2  a 
3 3
 /2  /2  /2
I2   x dx  x sin x 0  0 sin x dx
x . cos
0
(I ) ( II )
 /2
I 2  x sin x  cos x 0
  2
I2  1 
2 2
3
2a 2 4a   2
I  a2  a   .
3 3  2 2
2a 3 2
  a2  a   2
3 3
3 2
 2a  3a  3a  2  6
 2a 3  3a 2  3a  4  0
3
a1  a2  a3  
2
3
  a1a2  
2
9 6 21
  a12   
4 2 4
21
1000  a12  1000   250  21  5250
4
65 
4
 dx 16 
4
dx
52. Let I   
 /4
1  2  1  2 
cos x sin x  /4
1  2  1  2sin x 
cos x

16 dx 2 dx
  8   8 I1
0

1  2  1  2 
cos x


sin x


0
1  2  1  2sin x 
cos x

periodic with period  2

2 dx
Where I1  
0
1  2 cos x
 1  2sin x 

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2 dx
Using King and add, 2 I1  
0
1  2cos x 
2
Again using King and add, 4 I1   dx  2
0


Hence I1 
2

 I  8 I1  8   4  k 
2
Hence, k  4
100 200
53. Let I1   1  1  x 2 
1

0   x dx

1
Put 1  x 2  t then x dx   dt
2
0 200  1
 I1   1  t100     dt
1
 2
1 200 1
  1  t 100  dt
0 2
1 200 1
And similarly I 2   1  t 100  dt
0 2
202 1 1 201
 1  t100  . t    202 .100 1  t100   t  t dt
99
  0 0
(Integrating by parts)
1 201
 0  20200  1  t 100  1  t 100
 1 dt
0
1 202 1 201
 20200  1  t100   20200 1  t100  dt
0 0

 I 2  20200 I 2  20200 I1
I1 20200 p
  
I 2 20201 q
 (q  p ) least = 1
54. h1 ( x )  g 1010 x   10 x  1
h2 ( x )  h1 10 x  1  102 x  11
h3 ( x)  h1 102 x  11  103 x  111
hn ( x)  10n x  111....111
 
n times

1
I n   10n 1  9 x  dx  2 .10n
1

2011 2011 20 102011  1

I n  2  10  2 10  10  ......  10
n 2 2011

n 1 n 1 9

9  20 10  1 
2011

Hence    1  102011  10 N
20  9 
 
 N  2011

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