AIITS-2224-PT-III-JEEA-Paper-1-Sol

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JEE (Advanced)-2024
PART TEST – III
PAPER –1
TEST DATE: 20-10-2023
ANSWERS, HINTS & SOLUTIONS

Physics PART – I
Section – A
1. BD
dv
Sol. F  qE  q
dx
1
2

mv 20  q 10 4 
2. ABCD
Sol. V0  I0R  10  10  100 volts (since, I0  10 amp from figure).
Hence (A) is correct.
Also: I  I0 e  t/RC
I  t
Taking log; ln  0  
 I  RC
1
 C
I 
Rln  0 
 I
At t  2 sec,I  2.5A
2
C
 10 
10ln  
 25 
2 2 1
C  
10ln 4 10  2ln 2 10ln 2
Hence (B) is correct.
1
C
10ln2
1 1 1  2
Heat produced  CV 2    100 
2 2  10ln2 
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500
joule

ln2
Hence, (C) is correct
1
Thermal power in the resistor will decrease with a time constant second.
2ln 2
Hence, (D) is correct.
3. BD
dV
Sol. E  6x 2 ˆi
dx
4. ACD
2
k k 0
Sol. Ex 
R2  
0
0 cos   Rd  cos  
R

5. ABCD
5a 1 5Qa
Sol. Dipole moment Q  2   
2 3 3
  
  p  E    pE sin 
 
U  p  E
6. AC
 
Sol.

 k  q r2  r1
E    3

r2  r1
kq
V   
r2  r1
7. C
Sol. Basic concept.
8. C
Sol. Basic concept of combination and symmetry.
9. B
Sol. When a steady state is reached, no current passes through the capacitor or the branch CE.
A  i1  i2  B i2 C
30
5 10V 5F 4
i1 8V
i2
F E D
12V
Considering the loop BCDEB 4i2  12  10  2
 i2  0.5A So i1  2  0.5  1.5A
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To find the charge on capacitors, we must know potential difference across the plates.
Consider the loop CEDC:
12  4i2  3  0  VC  8  0
 VC  2V
So charge on capacitor Q  CV  10C
10. B
Sol. (Y)
3B0
(X)
4B0 V0 ˆi

V  = constant

V  changes with time.
Section – B
11. 5.40
dx
Sol. R 
A
0  x
   1   dx
A 

  x2  2
R1  0  x  
A  2 0
2 /3
  x2 
R2  0  x  
A 2  /3
12. 32.00
Sol. Req  6  r
E
I0 
6r
I0 I0
4 32
I0 I0 3I0
3I0 8 32
4
13. 1.80
30
5
150
Sol.  11 
30 85
5
11
150 Q 150E  11
Q  E ; VA  VC    11 volt
85  30  85  30
 
 11 
E = 17 Volt.
Qq q q
  VI  VF 
2.9 2.1 7
14. 37.00
Sol. F  iLB
mv   F dt   idt  LB
m  2gh  QLB
m 2gl 1  cos    QLB
  37
15. 3.50
L
dx L
Sol. R  A   A ln2
0 0
V V
j 0  0 0
A  R L  ln 2
j V0 V0
E  ; at mid-point E 
  x 1.5L  ln 2
L  1   ln2
 L
16. 2.50
Sol. Applying Kirchhoff’s law we can find current.
17. 2.40
V1  V V  V2
Sol. 
   2L     L 
   
 A   2A 
V1  V V  4V2 8  4
 2  V  V2   V  1   2.4
2 5 5
18. 11.00
Sol. In steady state no current flow through capacitor.
Chemistry PART – II
Section – A
19. AD
Sol. COOH NH2
(CH2)4  (CH2)6   Nylon  6,6
Polynerise
COOH NH2
20. BCD
Sol. X CH 2 CH CH C CH3
G.I = 2 CH3
Ozonolysis
Wilkinson catalyst
3 molecules CH 3 CH 2 CH C CH3
CH3
no G.I
21. ABC
Sol. Factual.
22. BCD
Sol.
CH3 Br
CH 3 C OH OH
CH3
(B) HO (D)
(C)
23. BCD
Sol. Properties of nucleophile
24. AD
Sol. COOH
O
KMnO4/OH COOH
KMnO4
 + (CH2)4
COOH
O COOH
25. B
Sol. NH2

Sodium
 CN 
Nitropniside
 No Colour
extract
Br2/water Br2/AlCl3
CH3MgBr
White ppt No reaction
No reaction
26. C
Sol. By property of inter and intra Cannizaro.
27. C
Sol. O O O
2 CO




Ph OH Ph CH3
1. I2 / NaOH
2. H
Loss in wt of reactant is = 40
O
Ph C OH  CHI3
28. A
Sol.
Cl
Cl Cl
3Cl2
(I)  
h
Cl Cl
Cl
OH OH
Br Br
aq. Br
2
(II) 
3 Eq.

SO 3H Br
O O
O
CH CH
(III) (CH3C-)2O
O
OH O C CH3
CH3 CH2Br CH2-COOH

(i) KCN
(IV) Br2/hv (ii) H3O+
Section – B
29. 2.66
2
Sol. SN by all except = d,g
X
So, X = 8 so,  2.66
3
30. 2.40
Sol. O
OMe NH
O O NH O
1 2 4 6
3x 12
So,   2.40
5 5
31. 4.33
Sol. X=5 Y=3 Z=5
X  Y  Z 13
So,   4.33
3 3
32. 16.73
PV
Sol. Moles of N2 
RT
700  40  103
  1.4  10 3
760  0.0821 300
Wt. of N2  28  1.4  10 3
= 0.041 gm
0.041
%N  100  16.73
.25
33. 1.50
Sol. O O
A= C (CH 2)4 C NH (CH 2)4 NH 2
NH
NH 2 (CH 2)4
O O
B= (H 2N) 2 (CH 2)4 NH C (CH 2)4 C NH (CH 2)4 NH2
3A
So,  1.50
2B
34. 8.75
Sol. CD3OH is the alcohol with highest M.W
So, X = 35
X
 8.75
4
35. 1.50
Sol. OH OH OH
N N N
So, lone pair = 9

Isomers = 6
36. 1.50
Sol. Product is
OH D
CD 2OH
Mathematics PART – III
Section – A
37. AC
Sol. Put x  r cos 
y  r sin 
then S  r2
As 3x 2  4xy  3y 2  1
3r 2 cos2   4r 2 sin  cos   3r 2 sin2   1
3r 2  2r 2 sin2  1
1
r2 
3  2sin2
1
  r2  1
5
38. BD
1  x n 1
Sol. f  x   1  x  x 2  ....  x n .
1 x
39. ABD
 1 1
 x ,  1  x   2

0 ,  1  x  1
 2 2
Sol. Hence f  x   
1
 , 1 3
x
x 2 2
2 3 5
 , x
x 2 2
40. ABCD

Sol.  sin xdx  sin2

2
   cos x   sin 2

2
1
  cos   sin2  cos   0 and sin   
2
 3 7 11
 , , ,
2 2 6 6
41. AB
Cos 4x  1 1 1
Sol.  Cot x - tan x dx  2  Sin 4xdx   8 Cos4x  B.
1
A
8
B can be any real constant.
42. ABC
Sol. Consider g  x   e x f  x 
Then g  a   g b 
From Rolle’s theorem there exists at least one x  C in (a, b)
Such that g'  c   0
 ec f  c   f '  c    0
2
Similarly consider g  x   e x f  x  & g  x    f  x  
Use Rolle’s theorem.
43. B
4  sin 2x  A sin x  Bcos x
Sol. (I) lim exists
x 0 x2
Then, 4  B  0, B  4
Using L-Hopital rule,
2cos 2x  A cos x  Bsin x
lim
x 0 2x
A B
1   0
2 2
A
1  2  0
2
A
 1
2
A  2
A  B  2   4   2
n
2 t  
 1   dt  n1 2
 0
n  1   t  
(II) lim  lim 1 
n  n 1  n  n  1  
    0
 
n 1
 2 
 lim  1   1
n
 n  1
 e2  1
(III) 0  3 sin x  3 for x   0,  
Then, 2  2  3 sin x  5
Hence,  2  3 sin x  is discontinuous at 5 points.

x 2  x 2  2x 
(IV)
x 

lim x  x 2  2x  lim  x 
x  x 2  2x
2x
 lim  1
x 
2
x  x 1
x
44. A
x 1 
 dt 
 e3
ln t 
Sol. (I) lim 2
x   x 
 
 ln x 
From L-Hospital rule,
1
 lim 2 ln x
x  1
ln x  x.
x
2
ln x 
ln x
 lim 2  21  2
x  ln x  1
(II) sin1 x  2cos1 1  x   0
Only one solution
sin1 x  2cos 1 1  x 
2
y  2cos 1 1  x 

y  sin1 x
–1
–2 1
 2
(III) f  x   x  2sin x
f '  x   1  2cos x
Sign scheme of f '  x 
0 0
- - - - - -+ + + + +- - - - - -
0  5 2
3 3
1 5
Hence, a  & b 
3 3
2
So,  a  b   4
(IV) Length of intercept is 2.
45. C
Sol. (I) x 2  y 2  z2  2xyz  1
Differentiate
 2xdx  2ydy  2zdz  2yzdx  2xzdy  2xydz  0
 xdx  ydy  zdz  yzdx  xzdy  xydz  0
  x  yz  dx   y  xz  dy   z  xy  dz  0 ………. (i)
2
As  x  yz   x 2  2xyz  y 2 z 2  1  y 2  z   y 2 z 2
2
 x  yz  
 1  y2 1  z2  
2
Similarly,  y  xz   1  x 2 1  z 2 
2
&  z  xy   1  x 2 1  y 2 
Put and find.
(II) f  x   3 sin x  4 sin3 x  sin3x

Largest interval in which it increases is .
3
So, a  2
2
2
3x 2
2
3  x 
(III) If I   1  e  dx   1  e x x
dx
2 2
2
2
2I   3x dx  16
2
I8
 4 4
2 dx 2 dx
(IV) I   
  4 1 e 
sin x

 2  cos 2x    4 1  e  sin x
 2  cos 2x   
4
2 dx
2I 
  4 2  cos 2x
 4
2 dx 2
I  2  cos 2x  3
 0 3
46. A
Sol. (I) f  x  2   f  x  2
 f  x  4  f  x 
f  x  is periodic with period 4.
Hence roots in [0, 4) are 0,  , 4, where    0, 4  .
(II) Here, r1  r2  .......  rn  56
and r1r2 .......rn  2009  1 7  7  41
So, n = 4
(III) 2xy  2009  3y
y  2x  3   2009  1 7  7  41
Ordered pairs are (1003, 1), (142, 7), (19, 49), (23, 41), (2, 287).
Hence, 5 number of ordered pairs.
(IV) Put x  4  2cos 
and y  3 sin 
Section – B
47. 512.00
Sol. f is continuous at x = 0 then f(0) = RHL
h h h
 36  9  4  1
   lim  
h0  2  1  cosh 
 
 9h  1  4h  1 

h 

h 

 2  1  cosh 
  lim  
h 0 1  cosh
h2
ln9  ln 4  2 2

1
2
  512 ln 2  ln3
48. 2024.00
Sol. Differentiation of sin x and cos x repeat after fourth order then f2025  x   f1  x   cos x  sin x
 1 1
f1      2
4
  2 2
49. 3456.00
Sol. y  ax 2  bx  c
 b 4ac  b2 
vertex    ,
 2a    4, 2 
 4a 
 b  8a and 4ac  b2  8a
c  2  16a

  abc  16 a2  8a3 
max  144 min  3600
Difference = 3456
50. 644.00
sin x
Sol. F'  x  
x
 F'  x   0  sin x  0, x  0
 x  . 2, 3, ......., 644 , all lies between 0 and 2023
Number of point = 644
51. 315.00
ln x  1   ln x 1
Sol. I  3
dx   ln x    3
  dx  2
 2  c (using by parts),
x x  2x 4x
a = 2 b = 4.
52. 7.25
 1 1 
Sol. f(x) is increasing in  0,  and decreasing in  , 1
 2 2 
 2 1
 x  x  1 0  x  2
So, g  x   
 1  1 1 1  x  1
 2 4 2
2
 x  x  1 0  x  1
 
gx) =  5 1 
  x  1
 4 2 
1
1 2 1
5 29
 x  x 
2
 g  x  dx   1 dx   4 dx  24
0 0 1/2
53. 10100.00

2x x
Sol. f  x    Sin  Sin
n1 3n 3n

1  x x 
f  x    Cos n  Cos n1 
2 n 1  3 3 
1 x  1
f  x   lim
n 2 Cos n  Cosx   2 1  Cosx 
 3 
So, f  x   0  Cos x  1  x  2n, n  I
The sum of the solution in  0,629 
S  2    2  3  .........100   10100
K  10100.
54. 9.00
Sol. Relation is [(1, 1) (1, 2) (2, 1) (2, 3) (3, 2) (1, 3) (3, 1) (2, 2) (3, 3)]

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CH3 CH2Br CH2-COOH

So, lone pair = 9

Mathematics PART – III

   cos x   sin 2

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