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Narayana IIT Academy Jr_Co-Super Chaina_ADV_2017_P2_QP_03-01-2021

Sec: Jr_IIT_CO-Super Chaina Date: 03-01-2021


Time: 07:30 AM to 10:30 AM Max. Marks: 183

KEY
PHYSICS
1-10 A A D A A A D BC BC BCD

11-18 AC ABCD ACD ABC D C A D

CHEMISTRY

19-28 B A C C B D A A,B,D A,B,C B

29-36 A,B A,D A,C,D D C A A B

MATHS

37-46 D A C B C C B A,B,C,D A B,D

47-54 D A,B B,D B,C,D A A D C

PHYSICS
1. In equilibrium, let us say deformations (elongations) in springs are x01 and x02. Then mg + k1x01 =
k2 x02
Let the block be displaced down by x; then elongation in spring I reduces by x and in spring 2 it
increases by x. In this situation, the net force acting on the block towards equilibrium position is
F = k2(x + x02) – mg – k1(x01 – x) = (k2 + k1)x (using equilibrium equation)
So, the angular frequency of SHM is
k1  k 2
 10 2 rad / s
m
2.
For physical pendulum

For P & Q at distances from centre of mass

 
4 2 lcm  ml22  T 2 mgl2   2 

(1)-(2) gives

3. Conceptual
4. Time period of the bob when the length l is given by T1= 2 l / g

when the thread passes the rod time period T2= 1
2
T  3T
hence the period of the time is 1  2  1
2 2 4
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5. During the oscillation, oscillates as a simple pendulum with length since centre of mass o does
not
have horizontal displacement.

6. Use, ‘insufficient amplitude’ on left half of oscillation. The electrostatic force passes
through the axis of oscillation, which does not affect the oscillation period.
g
ω
θ  θ0 sin ω t where l , β  α, i.e. where angular amplitude β  α
T 1 l l
t1   2π π
2 2 g g
l α
t2  2 sin 1  
g β
l    
So time period of oscillation, T  t 1  t 2  2   sin 1   
g2   
7. D
8. Key: B,C
Hint: At one of the extreme position
kAmax   mg  ma
2kAmax   mg  3ma
3kAmax
a 
4m
3
 kAmax  kAmax   mg
4
4  mg
 Amax 
k
Also
2  mg 3k 2  mg
k.  f  m. .
k 4m k
3  mg
 f  2  mg   mg 
2 2
9. Conceptual

10. Average energy total energy = max.PE

11. AC

12.
T T
At t  particle will be at point B and at t  it will be at point A.
4 2
13. (A), (C), (D)
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The position of momentary rest in SHM is extreme position where velocity of particle is zero.
a=g
N
A a = g/2 
A/2
Mean position a=0
A/2
A a = g/2 
mg
a=g
As the block loses contact with the plank at this position i.e. normal force becomes zero, it has to be
the upper extreme where acceleration of the block will be g downwards.
 2A = g
10
2   25 or  = 5 rad/s
0.4
2 2
 T  s
 5
Acceleration in SHM is given by, a = 2x
From the figure we can see that,
At lower extreme, acceleration is upwards
 N – mg = ma or N = m(a + g) = 2 mg
At halfway up, acceleration is g/2 downwards.
 mg – N = ma or N = m(g – g/2) = mg/2
At mean position, velocity is maximum and acceleration is zero, i.e. N = mg
14. (A, B, C)
15.

for no slipping
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16. Conceptual
17. (A)
18. Fig. shows the situation at t > 0 when angular displacement of rod is  from equilibrium position

A
B
mg
L
  l  (where L = length of rod)
2
2T cos   mg
mg
for   0, T 
2
Restoring Torque on the rod is
   (T sin   L / 2)  2
for   0
 mg L 
   
 2 
mgL L  mg L2 
   
2 2l  4l 
  C  angularS.H.M.
IC
Time period = 2
C
mL2  4l
 2
12  mg L2
l 3g
 2  
3g l
Initially strings were deflected by 0 due to which angular displacement of rod was  (angular
amplitude)
i.e.,   0 ,    at t  0
L 2l
  l 0    0
2 L
1
Total energy  IC 2 2 where   max. angular velocity L of rod  = angular frequency of
2
oscillation
22
1 mL2  3g   2l  1 2
     0   mg l 0
2 12  l   L  2

CHEMISTRY
19. 1-Buten-3rne
CH 2  CH  C  CH
3 bond & 7 bonds
20. Conceptual
21. 4-t-Butyl-5 isopropyl-octane
22. 5,6-Diethyl-3-methyl dec-4-ene
23. Dichloro Benzne
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Cl

Cl Cl
Cl Cl

Cl
1,2,dichloroBenzene 1,3 Dichloro Benzene 1,4 dichloro Benzene
24. Conceptual
25. 1-cyclo hexyl-3-methyl pent-2-ene
26. Conceptual
27. G  2.303RT log Kc
Kp
G  2.303 RT log on
 RT 
G 0  H 0  T s 0
x  2y z  PQ
28. 1 0 1 0 0
1   2 1  

2
 2       
 p1    p2  p2 
1   1  1 
kp1   kp2  
 1   1 
 p1   p2 
 1   1 
4 2 p1  2 p2
 kp2 
1 2 1 2
kp1 4 p1 1
 
kp2 p2 9
p1 1
  1: 36
p2 36
29. Conceputal
30. I,II & III are functional Isomers
III & IV are metamers
31.

Formula [C4H10O] Names


CH 3CH 2CH 2CH 2OH n  Butyl alcohol / n  Bu tan ol / bu tan  1  ol
CH 3  CH  CH  OH
butan-2-ol/20-butyl alcohol
CH 3
CH 3
Isobutyl alcohol/2-methyl-propan-1-ol
CH 3  CH  CH 2  OH
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CH 3

CH 3  C  OH 30-butyl alcohol/test butanol/2methyl propan-2-ol

CH 3

32. 2-ethyl spiro[4,5] deca-2,6-diene


33.
CH 2

CH

H 3C  CH  CH 3
2-methyl-1-butene
34.
CH 2

CH

H 3C  CH  CH 3

H 3C CH 3

3,3,4-trimethyl pent-1,4-diene
35. Vinyl aldehyde is called as Acrylaldehyde
CH 2  CH  CHO
2-prop-en-al
36. N-Ethyl-N-phenyl butanamide
O CH 6 5

CH 3  CH 2  CH 2  C  N

C2 H 5
MATHS
37.  x  1  0  1  x  1  0
 1 k 1 
38. For k  1, 2,3...... upto 2010, the value of   is equal to zero
 2 4020 
 1 k 1 
For k  2011 , 2010, ----- 4020, the value of   =1
 2 4020 
 The sum value is 2010.
39. Note that, 0   x  1 and left side equality occurs when and only when x is an
integer.
2  x
0   1  x  0, 5
3 3
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ax  b
40. f (x)  , f(f(x)) = x if a + d = 0 (provided ad  bc)
cx  d
41.
42. Observe that f (x)  f (  x)  8
Also log10 (log10 3)   log10 log 3 10
43. The graph of f and f 1 are symmetric about the line x = y while the graph of f 1 (x) and the
desired functions are symmetric about x  y  0 . Then the graph of f (x) and the desired
function are symmetric about the origin. Then the function must be  f (  x) .
44. Conceptual
45. f (x)  5  f (x  5)  f (x  4)  1  f (x  3)  2...  f (x  5)
Thus the equality holds for all
Now f (x  1)  f (x)  1
46. If n is odd and ai is +ve or –ve
each term of derivative will be +ve hence one-one & onto
47. for x  0
0  x  1 x2  1

so log 2 x  x  x 2  0 
48. e f ( x)
 e  e  f (x)  log e  e  e x 
x

e  e x  0  e1  e x  x  1
D f   ,1
Let y  f (x)  log e (e  e x  e y  e  e x
 e x  e  e y  x  log e  e  e y 
 e  e y  0  e1  e y
 y 1
R f   ,1
1 
1 
  
1  1 x 
49.  f  x    f (x)
 x   1 1   1 x 
x 
 Option (b) is correct.
 1 
 1 
 1   1  x 
and f      x   
 x    1  1   1  x 
 x 
 1 x   x 1
    
 1 x   x 1 
1

f (x)
 Option (d) is correct.
50. Option (a): D f  R  {0}, D g  R  {0}
Also, R f  R g
then f (x)  g(x)
Option (b): D f  R  {0}, D g  R
Df  Dg
51. Conceptual
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52. Conceptual
53. Conceptual
54. Conceptual

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