JEE MAIN (2023-24) Mock Test Series

Paper - 05

DURATION : 180 Minutes M. MARKS : 300

ANSWER KEY
PHYSICS CHEMISTRY MATHEMATICS
1. (2) 61. (3)
31. (4)
2. (1) 62. (2)
32. (1)
3. (2) 63. (4)
33. (1)
4. (4) 64. (4)
34. (3)
5. (3) 65. (3)
35. (4)
6. (2) 66. (1)
36. (3)
7. (2) 67. (1)
37. (3)
8. (2) 68. (2)
38. (4)
9. (3) 69. (3)
39. (2)
10. (3) 70. (1)
40. (1)
11. (2) 71. (3)
41. (1)
12. (1) 72. (3)
42. (4)
13. (2) 73. (3)
43. (1)
14. (2) 74. (1)
44. (4)
15. (2) 75. (2)
45. (1)
16. (2) 76. (1)
46. (1)
17. (2) 77. (4)
47. (3)
18. (3) 78. (1)
48. (2)
19. (1) 79. (2)
49. (4)
20. (4) 80. (4)
50. (4)
21. (6) 81. (2)
51. (5)
22. (20) 82. (43)
52. (2)
23. (24) 83. (9)
53. (6)
24. (8) 84. (5)
54. (1)
25. (15) 85. (6)
55. (2)
26. (70) 86. (9)
56. (7)
27. (12) 87. (208)
57. (4)
28. (4) 88. (49)
58. (3)
29. (40) 89. (3)
59. (7)
30. (5) 90. (1)
60. (6)
 SECTION-I (PHYSICS)
1. (2) 3. (2)
When the block just reaches the top of the wedge Since, we know that areal velocity of planet is
then the velocity of block with respect to wedge constant. So, we have
at the top of the wedge is zero. Let v be the
horizontal velocity of both at this instant. By Law
of conservation of Linear Momentum, we have
(2m + m) v = mu
u
v =
3 Area of Ellipse Area SAB
=
By law of conservation of of Mechanical energy, Period of Revolution t AB
we get  ab 1 
1 2 1 T − (b)(ea) 
mu = (3m)v2 + mgh  t AB =  
4 2
2 2 ab
 1 e 
 t AB = T  − 
 4 2 

4. (4)
In electromagnetic wave, the electric field vector
 u2  is given as
 u 2 = 3  + 2 gh
9 E = ( E1iˆ + E2 ˆj )cos(kz − t )
2 In electromagnetic wave, the associated magnetic
 u 2 = 2 gh field vector,
3
 u = 3gh E ( E iˆ + E2 ˆj )
B= = 1 cos(kz − t )
c c
As, E and B are perpendicular to each other and
2. (1) the propagation of electromagnetic wave is
1 T perpendicular to E as well as B, so the given
f = ;
2 m electromagnetic wave is plane polarised.
ln air: T = mg = ρVg
5. (3)
1 Vg
 f = …(1)
2 m
In water : T = mg – upthrust
V Vg
= V g −  g = (2 −  )
2 2
Vg
(2 −  )
1
 f= 2
At extreme position A, since the ball is at rest so,
2 m
net acceleration is equal to the tangential
1 Vg  (2 −  )
= acceleration.
2 m 2  aA = gsin
f 2 −  At lowermost position B , net acceleration is
= centripetal acceleration, i.e.,
f 2
v2
 2 −  
1/2 aB = where v = 2 gL (1 − cos )
f= f  
L
 2   aB = 2 g (1 − cos)
1/2
 2 − 1  Since, aA = aB
300   Hz
 2   gsin = 2 g (1 − cos)
         V  −  V −
t t
 2gsin   cos   = 2g 1 − 1 − 2sin 2   1− e   = e 
 2  2   2  R  R
 
   t =  ln(2) = RC ln(2)
Since sin = 2sin   cos   and
 2  2
 9. (3)
1 − cos = 2sin 2  
 2 Length of air column on both side is 45 cm when
     one side at 0°C and the other is at 273 C . The
 2 gsin   cos   = 2 g  2sin 2   pressure must be same on both sides. Hence
 2  2  2
l1 l2 l l2 l
 1 =  1 =  l1 = 2
 tan = T1 T2 273 ( 273 + 273) 2
2 2
 Applying gas equation to the side at 0 C , we get
 = 26.5
2 1 2 = Pl  P1  30 = 76  45  P = 88.16
Pl
1
  = 53 T1 T 273 (273 + 81)

6. (2) 10. (3)

1 2 1 1
1 E0 K ( A) = KA2 + m2 A2
XC = ; I rms = 2 2 2
C 2 XC 1
K.E. = m ( A − x2 )
2 2
1 1 2
XC = = = 104 
C 100 10−6 1 2 2 3 2
= m  A − A 
200 2 2  4 
imax = = 20 2 mA 1
104 = m2 A2
8
 Reading of AC ammeter 1
If kinetic energy increased by m2 A2 at
20 2 2
= lrms = mA
2 3A
position , then new kinetic energy at that
= 20 mA 2
instant
7. (2) 1 1
K.E. =m2 A2 + m2 A2
V=

60
(
3R2 − r 2 ) 8

2
2
= m2  A '2 −  3 A  
1
 
   R    R    2  
2 2 2 
3R2
V= − 3    −   
60 60   2    2    A' = 2 A
 
R2   R2  11. (2)
= −  2. 
20 60  4  5
Current in R1 is I1 = = 10 10−3 A = 10mA
500
R2 R2 5R2
= − = 10 20
20 120 120 Current in R2 is I 2 = A = mA
1500 3
Current through Zener diode is
8. (2)  20  10
I z = I1 − I 2 = 10 −  mA= mA  3.3mA
L L  3 3
R=  RC =
C R
 Time constant of both circuits are equal 12. (1)
dt
lL = iC = (2x + )
dx
 dx  1  16. (2)
 =v=  P
dt  2x +   For perfectly absorbing, Fn =
2
c
dv  1  dx 2P
a= = −2    For perfectly reflecting, Fn =
dt  2x +   dt c
( )
= −2 v2 (v) = −2v3 For the given situation, Fn = +
P 2P
c 5c
7P P
13. (2)  Fn = = 1.4
5 c c
For floating, W = U
 Wsphere + Wchain = U 17. (2)
W = mg + ( h ) g  Hinge = I 
Now U = Vsphere water g + Vchain water g QL ML2
= 
  20 3
 U = Vsphere ( 3sphere ) g + Vchain  chain g
 7  3Q
=
1 2ML0
 U = 3mg + ( mchain g )
7
hg 18. (3)
 U = 3mg + F=T
7
Also, 3T = 40
Since W = U
40
hg  T= N
 mg + hg = 3mg + 3
7
6hg 19. (1)
 2mg =
7 About point O ring is in pure rotation.
7m
h= 20. (4)
3
F = FR + FM
14. (2) Mg
FR =
For equilibrium of sphere net torque on it due to 2
its weight and that due to magnetic forces must P
FM = = Mg
balance about bottom point of contact which is t
given as 3
mg = B F = Mg
2
 mgR sin  = R2iB sin 
21. (6)
mg
B=
iR

15. (2)
Path difference between the waves reaching O
Total angular momentum about cm L
will be x = 2d sin  =
For dark fringe at O, we have Angular momentum of B about cm LB

2d sin  = 5d  5d   d  d 
2 ( 2.2M S )    + (11M S )  6  6 
 
L
=  6  6    
 sin  = 
(11M S )   
LB d d
4d  
 6  6 
  
  = sin −1   L
 4d   =6
LB
22. (20) 24. (8)
Just after the thread is burnt, the forces acting on v2 Z 2 Z
the rod are as shown in Figure. a= = 
r n2 n2
 a  Z3
a + Z 3 23 8
 He = He3 = 3 =
aH ZH 1 1

25. (15)
l2 5
Restoring torque,  = −kl 2 − k  = − kl 2
Torque due to forces about O is 4 4
 = ( 20)( 0.1) + ( 6)( 0.6) = 5.6 N  ml 2  5 2
   = − kl 
Angular acceleration about O is given by  3  4
 5.6 1  1 15 k
= = f = =
I  ( 2) (1) 2
 2  2 4 m
 + ( 2) (0.1)2 
 12 
26. (70)
  30rads−2
qE = 30 N , vertical component of electric force
Now, ac = r = ( 0.1) 
= 30sin30 = 15 N and horizontal component of
 ac = 3 ms−2 {downwards}
electric force = 30cos30 = 15 3 N
Since W + kx − F = maC
mg − 15 30 − 15
 F = W + kx − maC ay = = = 5 m / s2 (downwards)
m 3
 F = 20 + 6 − ( 2)( 3)
15 3
 F = 20 N ax = = 5 3 m / s2
3
2u y 2  20sin30
23. (24) T1 = = =4s
K 0 A ay 5
C= = a constant
d T2 = eT1 = 2 s
For A to be minimum, d must be minimum. The Horizontal velocity after first drop
separation between the plates is limited by the
breakdown strength of the dielectric. ( )
= 20cos30 + axT1
For air capacitor
= (10 3 ) + (5 3 ) 4
V
= Eair [Eair = Breakdown field for air]
dmin = 30 3 m / s
V  Horizontal distance travelled between first
 dmin = drop and second drop
Eair
 A
Now 0 min = C
( ) 1
= 30 3 T2 + axT22
2
dmin

 Amin =
C V ( ) 1
( )
= 30 3 ( 2) + 5 3 (2)2
2
0 Eair = 70 3 m
CV
 A1 =
0 Eair 27. (12)
With dielectric, similar calculation gives v0
F = mg sin + ()(a2)
CV t
A2 =
K 0 Edielec 3 v
3mg = (mg )  + a2 0
A KEdielec 5 t
 1 = = 3  8 = 24
A2 Kair
 12 mgt  WF + W2 F = k f
 =
5v0 a 2  − 20 + (20)4 = k f  k f = 60 J
kT
28. (4)  kT + kR = 60 also =2
kR
Wavelength of the emitted photon is
2
1  kT =  60 = 40 J
1 1  3
= Z 2R  2 − 2 
  ni n f 
30. (5)
5
  = Rc  n=4 F
36 (T )mid point =
29. (40) 2
F
WT = KE E=
2 AY
SECTION-II (CHEMISTRY)
31. (4) – 5 = (wAB + wBC + wCA)
Energy of 1 mole photon – 5 = (–10 + 0 + wCA)
6.626 10−34  3 108  wCA = +5J
E =  6.022 1023
4 10−7
 297 kJ / mole 34. (3)
Percentage of energy converted to KE Its equilibrium constant
297 − 246.5 K  K b 3.24 10−10
= 100 = 17% K eq = a =
297 Kw 10−14
32. (1) = 1.8 1.8 104
Let the equivalents of Na2CO3 is X
Equivalents of NaHCO3 is Y 35. (4)
Phenolphthalein indicator Mg(OH)2(s) ⇌ Mg2+(aq) + 2OH–(aq.)
X
= 2.5  0.1 2 10−3 [Mg2+] [OH–]2 = 1.2 × 10–11
2 [OH–]2 = 1.2 × 10–10
X = 1×10–3 in 10 mL
[OH–] = 1.1 × 10–5
 In one litre =1×10 1
–

pOH=–log 1.1 × 10–5= 5 – log 1.1=5 – 0.04= 4.96

Mass of Na2CO3 = 5.3gm
Methyl orange indicator pH = 14 – 4.96 = 9.04
X
+ Y = 2.5  0.2  2 10−3 36. (3)
2
Y =1 × 10–3–0.5 × 10–3 = 0.5 × 10–3 in 10 mL As in (III) the correct order of increasing first
 Equivalents of NaHCO3 in 1 litre = 0.05 ionization enthalpy is B < C < O < N.
Mass of NaHCO3 = 0.05 × 84
= 4.2 gm 37. (3)
Number of ions increases considerably only for
33. (1)
weak electrolytes.

38. (4)
(I) < (II) = (IV) < (III)
O2 14 e– B.O. = 2.0
–
NO 15 e B.O. = 2.5
U = q + w NO+ 14 e– B.O. = 3.0
or – q = w (U = 0) O2 +
15 e –
B.O. = 2.5
39. (2) 47. (3)
Basic strength: III > I > IV > II
Acidic strength of conjugate acids:
(II) > (IV) > (I) > (III)

40. (1)
– NO2 is a meta-directing group. As it is also a
deactivating group so no chance of introduction
of second-Br atom

41. (1)
48. (2)
CO, NO and N2O are neutral oxides. Chromyl chloride test → Confirmatory test for
Cl–
42. (4) Brown ring test → Confirmatory test for NO 3
XeF2–sp3 d– linear (3 lone pairs) Smell of vinegar → indicatory test for CH3COO–
XeF4–sp d – square planar (2 lone pairs)
3 2
Smell of rotten eggs → indicates S2–
XeF6–sp3 d3– distorted octahedral (one lone pair)
49. (4)
43. (1) SF6 is thermodynamically very stable due to high
S – F bond strength.
n ( n + 2 ) = 5.92
n=5 50. (4)

44. (4)
51. (5)
Theoretical
All of the reagents can be used for this purpose.

45. (1) 52. (2)

46. (1)
53. (6)
Equal volumes of both will consume and hence,
Possible number of tripeptide
0.01
[CH3COONa] = = 0.005 M = !3 = 3 × 2 × 1 = 6
2
1 Ka 54. (1)
Now, PH = 7 + ( P + log C)
2
1
7 (4.7 log (0.005)) 8.2
2
55. (2) 60. (6)
3A2(g)  A6(g), KP1 = 1.6
atm–2
Initial 2P0 0
partial
pressure
56. (7) Equilibrium 2P0 – a
C6H12O  Degree of unsaturation = 1 Partial 3a – b
pressure
(1)
(2)
A2(g) + C(g)  A2C(g) KP2 =
x
(3)
atm–1
Initial partial 2P0 P0 0
(4)
pressure
(5) Equilibrium 2P0 – P0 – b
Partial 3a – b b
pressure
(6) From question, a = 0.2,
PA6 0.2
1.6 1.6
PA3 2 PA3 2
57. (4)
1.04/267  PA2 = 0.5 = 2P0 – 3a –b
Tf = Kf · m  0.29 = 1.86 × ×n
100/1000
and (2P0 – 3a – b) + a + (P0 – b) + b = 1.4
n4
 P0 = 0.7 and b = 0.3
58. (3) Now,
Only primary amines undergo carbylamine b 0.3 1
KP2 1.5 atm
reaction. (2P0 3a b)(P0 b) 0.5 0.4

59. (7)

H4P2O5
 SECTION-III (MATHEMATICS)

61. (3) x 5
Put =t dx = dt
PQ = 3( AB) = 7 2 5 + x ( 5 + x )2
C ( 2,1); r = 5 + C dx 1
 = dt
3 3
M  ,  ; CM =
1 (5 + x ) 2 5
2 2 2 1
1 6 7 9 dt
 7 2 = 2 5+c−  C = 20  I 2 =  ( t ) 2 (1 − 6t ) 2 ; Now Put 6t = μ
2
0 (5)11/2
 r=5
1
and simplify we get I2 = I1 we
62. (2) 59/2
 67/2
A2 = A  A conclude a = 30
= (AB) (AB) = A (BA) B = (AB)B = AB = A
Similarly B2 = B 65. (3)
 A = A2 = A3 = …..B = B2 = B3 = …… m n
= sin 2 ; = cos2 
(A2021 + B2021)2022 = (A + B)2022 s t
(A + B)2 = (A + B) (A + B) = A2 + AB + BA + B2  s = mcosec2θ t = n sec2θ
= A2 + A + B + B2 = 2 (A + B) s + t = m cosec2θ + n sec2θ
( A + B )3 = 22 ( A + B ) = m + n + n cot2θ + n tan2θ
= 3 + m cot 2  + n + n + n tan 2 
 ( A + B) = 22021 ( A + B )
2022
Use AmGm

 3 + 2 mn
63. (4)
 mn = 2 m+n=3
x c2 x
y= + +  m=1
x − c1 ( x − c1 )( x − c2 ) n = 2 ( m < n) Point is (1, 2)
c3 x2 T = S7
( x − c1 )( x − c2 ) ( x − c3 )
66. (1)
x2 c3 x2 x
= +
( x − c1 )( x − c2 ) ( x − c1 )( x − c2 ) ( x − c3 ) 0 2023 cos xdx = 0
x3
= 67. (1)
( x − c1 )( x − c2 ) ( x − c3 ) x2 − 3y2 = 3
 ln y = ln x3 − ln ( x − c1 ) − ln ( x − c2 ) − ln ( x − c3 )
 ln y = 3 ln x – (x – c1) – ln(x – c2) – ln (x – c3)
Fouse of ellipse = ( ae,0) =  3,0 ( )
y' 3
= −
1
−
1
−
1 So, the hyperbola passes through  3,0 ( )
y x x − c1 x − c2 x − c3 3
 =1
y x x x  a2
y' = 3 − − − 
x  x − c1 x − c2 x − c3  Or a = 3
y  c1 c c  So, by equation (1), we get b = 1
=  + 2 + 3  So, the equation of hyperbola is
x  c1 − x c2 − x c3 − x 
x2 y 2
− =1
64. (4) 3 1
1
7 9 Or, x2 − 3y2 = 3
 x 2  1− x 2 dx
Focus of hyperbola = ( ae,0) = ( 2,0)
I2 =      
0
5 + x   5 + x  ( 5 + x )2
68. (2) | a  b + b  c |2 = 4| a  c |2 = 4  36 196 
  xi = 2500 75
= 10800
Correct  xi = 2500 − 99 = 2401 196
2401
Correct x = = 49 71. (3)
49 r 2r
 2  i

2 =
 xi2
− x2
ar =  cis  or e 9
 9 
r = 1, 2, 3…..
n  a1, a2, …..are in GP
Correct  100 =
 xi2 − 2500 a1 a2 a3 a1 a1 a1
2 3

50
a4 a5 a6 = a14 a15 a16
  xi2 = 130000 a7 a8 a9 a17 a18 a19
Correct  xi2 = 130000 − 992 = 120199
1 a1 a12
2  xi
2
= a1  a14  a17 1 a1 a12
Correct  = − x2
n 1 a1 a12
120199
= − (49)2
49 Now a1a9 = a3a7 = a110 − a110 = 0
= 2453 − 2401
= 52.04 72. (3)
Now a1a9 – a3a7 = a1 – a1 = 0
69. (3)
 ( 3 x − 2 )2
ex f ( x) + c (where c is integration constant) so  ( x − 3)( x + 1) e x  ( 3,  )

f ( x ) = − ( x − 3)( x + 1) e( 3x−2)
2
f(0) is. x   −1,3
 e ( f + f  − f  − f ) dx = e ( f − f ) + c 
x  x 
 ( x − 3)( x + 1) e( 3x−2) x  ( −, −1)
2


 e ( f + f  − f  − f ) dx = e ( f − f ) + c
x x
Clearly non differentiable of x = – 1 & 3
1 x4 + 2 x2 + 1 − 2 x2 + 1
f = and 73. (3)
( )
5/2
1 + x2 x2 + 1 2a + 3b = 3a + b
1 1 − 2 x2 x S.O.B.S
f (x) = + −
( x2 + 1) 4a 2 + 9b 2 + 12a  b = 9a 2 + b 2 + 6a  b
5/2 3
1 + x2
(
1+ x 2 2
) 5a 2 − 6a  b = 8 b
2

2 1
70. (1) 5a 2 − 6  8  b cos60 = 8 b a =1
00108.00 8
2
a +b +c = 0 40 − 3 b = b
2
| a + b |=| c | b + 3 b − 40 = 0
 36+ | b |2 +60 = 196 | b |= 10 ( b + 8)( b − 5) = 0
| a  b + b  c |=| b  (c − a ) |=*(a + c ) 
 b =5
(c − a) |= 2| a  c *
| a + c |=| b | 36 + 196 + 2(a  c ) = 100  74. (1)
a  c = −66 Note that
   
 | a || c | cos  = −66  cos  = −
11 sin  −  = sin ,
14  6 18  9
  a 2 − b2
cos
 mPQ = = a −b
Therefore 18 = sin . a+b
 18
4cos + 3 Equation of PQ
18
a 2 − b2
Thus y − a2 = ( x − a)
a+b
 a 2 − b2

cos2
  y − a2 = ( x − a)
cos2 + 18
= cos2 + sin 2 = 1. a+b
18    18 18
 4cos 18 + 3  or y − a2 = (a − b)( x − a)
 
y = a2 + x(a − b) − a2 + ab
75. (2) y = (a − b) x + ab
|z + 5|  4 a
(x + 5)2 + y2  16 S1 =  (a − b)x + ab + x2dx
−b
So, points (x, y) lie inside or on the circle whose
center is (–5, 0) and radius is 4. (a + b)3
Which simplifies to
Comparing thes with  +  2, we get 6
α = 32, β = 16 Also,
 α + β = 48 a a2 1
1 1 1
S2 = −b b2 1 = ab2 + a 2b  = ab(a + b)
76. (1) 2 2   2
0 0 1
(16)1/ x
1
( )
Here,
2 x+3
S1 (a + b)3 2 (a + b)2 1  a b 
24/ x − x−3
4
− x−3
4  =  = =  + + 2
  1 or 2 x  1 i.e. 2 x  2 S2 6 ab(a + b) 3ab 3 b a 
x+3
2
( x2 + 3x − 4)  0 or
S1 4
 =
4 S2 3
 − x −3 0  min.
x x
−( x + 4)( x − 1)
0 79. (2)
x
The given expression is the coefficient of x4 in
Using number line rule,
4
C0 (1 + x)404 − 4C1(1 + x)303 + 4C2 (1 + x)202
− 4C3 (1 + x)101 +4 C4
 x  (−, −4)  (0,1) 4
Hence, Options (1) is correct. = Coefficient of x4 in (1 + x)101 − 1

( 101C1x + 101C2 x2 + )
4
77. (4) = Coefficient of x4 in
||x + 2| – 3| = 1
= (101)4
But rejected all x values

78. (1) 80. (4)

(
y sin 2 x − cos x + 1 + sin 2 x ) dy
dx
= 0 where

y = f ( x)
dy  sin 2 x  cos x
+ y =
dx  1 + sin 2 x  1 + sin 2 x
 10! 3 10
So, coefficient = 2 .2
( ) = 1 + sin2 x
sin 2 x dt 2!3!5!
 1+sin2 xdx t ln 1+sin2 x
I.F. =e =e =e = 315 × 216  K = 315
2
(by putting 1 + sin x = t)

( )
y 1 + sin 2 x =  cosxdx 84. (5)

y (1 + sin 2 x ) = sin x + C;{ y(0) = 0)}  C = 0

( ) ( 5− x )
1 2
= 5 − x2 − (1 − x ) dx +  2
− (1 − x ) dx
sin x −1 1
Hence, y=
1 + sin 2 x  5 1   5 2 5 1 
= 2 1 + sin −1  − 2 + 1 + sin −1 − 1 − sin −1 
  2  2 5  2 5 2 5
y  =
6 5 5 1  1
=  tan −1 + tan −1 2 −
2 2  2
81. (2) 5 1
Let xi – 5 = yi = −
4 2
9 9
( xi − 5) = 9and ( xi − 5) = 45
2

i =1 i =1 85. (6)
So, required standard deviation is 
 = max 82sin3x.44cos3x
xR

 9 
  yi  2 = max {26sin3x+8cos3x} = 210
 = 45 −  9  = 2
9
 =  yi2 −  i =1    β = max(26sin3x+ 8cos3x) = 2–10
i =1 9 9 9
  α1/5 = 22, β1/5 = 2–2
 
 
 b = –34 and c = 8
So, c – b = 42
82. (43)
1
A1. A3. A5 . A7 = 86. (9)
1296
C1  3 C2 9
3
1 1 Required Probability = =
 ( A4 ) =
4
 A4 = 7
C4 35
1296 6
7 1
A2 + A4 =  A2 = 87. (208)
36 36
1 207
 A6 = 1, A8 = 6 and A10 = 36 Let I =  C7  x200  (1 − x)7 dx
0
 A6 + A8 + A10 = 43 II I
1
201
83. (9) x 7 1
201 0
I =207 C7 [(1 − x)7  + (1 − x)6  x201dx]
General term in the expansion 201
zero 0
10!   
=  ( 2b )  ( 4ab )
!!! 7 1
= C7  (1 − x)6  x201dx
207
201 0
For term containing a7 b8, we have
α+γ=7 (207)! 7! 1
=  
β+γ=8 7!(200)! 201 202207 208
α + β + γ = 10 (207)! 7! 1 1
=  = =
Solving we get and γ = 5, α = 2 and β = 3 (207)!7! 208 208 k
88. (49) So, there are 3 solutions
D0
4(p + q – 7)2 – 8pq  0 90. (1)
3
 (p – 7)2 + (q – 7)2  72 interior & cos ( 2r ) = 1
circumference of this represents an circle with r =1
centre (7, 7) & radius 7 3
1 − t12
 = 1 where t12 = tan2 1
 Area = 49. r =1 1 + t1
2

1 − t12 1 − t22 1 − t32

89. (3)  + + =1
1 + t12 1 + t22 1 + t32
Let f(x) = sin(sin(sin(sin(sin(x)))))
3 3
1
f  ( ) = 1  . Therefore, f ( x ) 
x
is some   t12  t22 + 2 t12 = 1
3 3 r =1 r =1
neighbourhood of 0

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