JEE PREPARATORY TEST-2 (JPT-2)

(JEE ADVANCED PATTERN)

TARGET : JEE (MAIN+ADVANCED) 2019
DATE : 12-05-2019 | REVISION PLAN-2 | COURSE : VIJETA (JP), VISHWAAS (JF),
VIJAY (JR), VIVEK (JCC)
HINTS & SOLUTIONS
PAPER-1
PART : I MATHEMATICS
1. If P(2, 3, 1) is……………………
Sol. P(2, 3, 1) and L  x – y – z – 2 = 0
L P  4
  2  0 so they are on the same side of plane
L O  2

4 4
and distance of P from the plane   4. If roots of the ……………………
3 3 Sol. Roots will be of opposite sign if product of roots is negative
1
 10 5 1  4 4 4  s in  
P(2, 3, 1) and M  , ,  gives P M  i  j k 2
 5 3 3  3 3 3
which is parallel to the normal 5. The radii of the ……………………
 10 5 1  Sol. We have ra + rb = 3R
Also observe that  , ,  lies on the plane so   3 abc
 5 3 3   + =
s – a s – b 4
 10 5 1  2
 , ,  is the foot of perpendicular from P.  3
 5 3 3   = ab
( s – a )( s – b ) 4

2. The value of ……………………   4(s)(s–c) = 3ab

 [a + b + c][a + b – c] = 3ab
 14  14 4
Sol. cos    a2 + b2 – c2 = ab
 = cos = cos
 5  5 5 a
2
 b
2
– c
2
1
 =
 1 1    2 ab 2
hence cos  cos  cos 
 2  5  1
 cos C =  C = 60°
2
4 2
= cos = cos  BCD similarly from rb + rc = 2R
10 5 b2 + c2 = a2 A = 90°  B = 30°

3. Given that x  [0, 1] …………………… 6. Let x1, x2, x3, x4 ……………………

1
a a
Sol. Let tan–1 = tan  =
 xdx
2
x x
etc.
0
Sol. P(A )   ; 
+++=
1
3
 dx 2

0
tan() = tan
1 1 2

 
2
xdx  x dx S2  S3
2 1 1
= 1 – S2 + S4 = 0 S4 – S2 + 1 = 0
P(A  B ) 
0 0
   ; 1 S2  S4
1
3 3 3
abcd
 dx How S4 = tan  · tan  · tan  · tan  =
x
4
0

1  ab
So P  A  B  
3

 0 so A and B are not exclusive S2 =  ta n  · ta n  =
x
2


1
abcd ab
x
2
1 dx  – +1=0
4 2
2 x x
also P  B  
0
 x1
1
3 x2
 dx x4 –  a b x2 + abcd = 0
x3
0
x4
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 Therefore, y is decreasing in    , 2  as well as in (2,  ).
x1 + x2 + x3 + x4 = 0 ....(1)
Thus,
 x 1x 2 x 3 = 0 ....(2)
y 
2x  1
or x 
2y  1

 1 1 1 1  x  2 y  2
 x 1x 2 x 3  x 1x 2 x 3 x 4      =
2x  1
 x1 x2 x3 x4 
 f
1
x 
n o n z e ro
x  2
0  (B)
Thus, f(x) is its own inverse.
x1x2x3x4 = abcd  (C)
9. The value of a ……………..
2 Sol. We have
7. Let f ( x )  a x  b | x | ,……………………
x x
Sol. f(x) = (4a – 3) (x + log 5) + 2(a – 7) cot sin²
2 2
  4a  3   x  lo g 5    a  7  s in x

or f '( x )   4 x  3    a  7  c o s x
If f(x) does not have critical points, then f '( x )  0 does not any
solution in R. Now,
4a  3
f '( x )  0 or c o s x 
7 a
4a  3
or  1 [ |cos x|  1]
7  a

4a  3
or  1   1 or a  7  4 a  3  7  a
7 a
or a   4 / 3 and a  2
Thus, f '( x )  0 has solutions in R if – 4/3  a  2.
So, f '( x )  0 is not solvable in R if a < – 4/3 or a > 2
a   ,  4 / 3   2 ,   .

10. Sum of n terms……………..

x x  x  a1  x  x  a1   x  a 2 
Sol. 1    ...
a1 a 1a 2 a1  a 2  a 3
 x  a1  x  x  a1  x  x  a1   x  a 2  x  x  a 1   x  a 2  ...  x  a n  2 
     ... 
 a1  a1  a 2 a1  a 2  a 3 a 1  a 2  a 3 ...a n  1

c o m b in e

x  a1   x  a 2  x  x  a1   x  a 2  x  x  a 1   x  a 2  ...  x  a n  2 
   ... 
a1  a 2 a1  a 2  a 3 a 1  a 2  a 3 ...a n  1
c o m b in e

x  a1   x  a 2 x  a3  x  x  a 1   x  a 2  ...  x  a n  2 
  ... 
a1  a 2  a 3 a 1  a 2  a 3 ...a n  1
Counting combining terms, we finally get
x  a1   x  a 2 x  a 3  ...  x  a n  1 

a 1  a 2  a 3 ....a n  1

11. Consider the ……………..

Sol. (a + c – b) x² + 2cx + (b+ c – a) = 0; a, b, c  R and distinct and
(a + b – b)  0, (given both roots  and  rational).
2c b  c a
     Q and     Q
b c a a  c b
2 b a c
  Q   Q   Q
8. The function…………….. b  a c a b
1
2x  1 c
Sol. y 
x  2 Now, consider the following counter example

dy 2  x  2    2 x  1 3
Let c = 3, a  3 ,b=2+ 3
   0 x  2
2 2
dx x  2 x  2

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 Clearly, D = 16 i.e., perfect square of rational and 4 3
2  2  2 1 5  7  1 3  3  1 1  5  9 
c 3 b 2  3 
  Q ,   Q 1 2  3  4  5  6  7  8
a b 2 c  a 3  3
8  1   3   5   7   9   11   13   15 
Now, given equation becomes x
2
 6 x  5   0  2         
1 2  3  4  5  6   7   5 
 (x + 1) (x + 5) = 0
 (B) is correct.
Clearly, both roots are rational.
Thus if both roots are rational, then it is not necessary that a,  2   6   10   14   18   22   26   30 
         
b  1  2  3  4  5  6   7   8 
b, c are rational and is rational.
c  a  (C) is correct.

12. On the normal …………….. 13. If a, b, c are ……………..

Sol. Let x the number of horizontal steps taken by I1 and x ' that Sol. Operate C 2  C 2   C 1 and C 3  C 3   C 1
by I2 and let y be the number of vertical steps taken by I2
c b cos B a cos A  c
and y ' by I2.
  a c cos B b cos A  a

b a cos B c cos A  b

Operate C 3  C 3   C 12
c b a

 co s B.co s A a c b   cos A cos B c  3

 b
3
 a
3
 3abc 
b a c

  a 
1 2 2
 cos A .cos B a  b  c  b  b  c   c  a 
2
 Either a = b = c or cosA = 0 or cosB = 0
 x + y = x ' y '   may be equilateral or it may be right angled at A or B
( speed of I1 and I2 are equal)
Further x + x ' = 8 and y + y ' = 8 14. If a, b, c are ……………..

 x'  8  x ; y'  8  y Sol. A  p   a i  b j  c k , B q  b i  c j  a k and  

 x + (y) = (8 – x) + (8 – y)
 2(x + y) = 16  x+y=8
C r    c i  a j  bk
 y=8–x
a  b  c
 To meet at any point The centroid G of  A B C 
3
i  j  k 
Horizontal Vertical Let O G  g
I1 x 8–x 2
a  b  c 
I2 8–x x  p g  qg  r g 
3

Number of ways in which I1 can take x horizontal steps and Now A B   b  a  i   c  b  j   a  c  k

(8 – x) vertical steps
x  8  x  ! and A C   c  a  i   a  b  j   b  c  k
  8! 8
   Cx
x !8  x ! x !8  x ! Observe that A B  g  A C  g  B C  g  0

Similarly I2 can take (8 – x) horizontal steps and x vertical in  O G  g is normal to the plane of  ABC
8
C x ways. So |AB|² = |BC|² = 2{a² + b² + c² – (ab + bc + ca)}
 The two can meet corresponding to a particular value of   ABC is equilateral

 
2
8 8 8
x in Cx  Cx  Cx ways. 15. If z 1  a i  b j ……………..
But x  {0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8} Sol. Given a² + b² = c² + d² = r² and ac + bd = 0
 Total number of ways in which two insects can meet
w 1  a i  c j and w 2  bi  d j
during their joining
8 w 1  w 2  ab  cd
       
2 2 2 2
8 8 8 8
 Cx  C0  C2  ...  C8 2
2 2 2
x0
w1  a  bc2 =r2r
8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 16
 C0. C8  C 1. C 7  C 2 . C 6  ....  C8. C0  C8 2
2 2 2
w1  b  d  r
 (D) is correct option.
16  15  14  13  12  11 10  9 Let a = mb and d = – mc
16
Further % C8 
1  m   c
2
1  m 
2 2 2 2
1 2  3  4  5  6  7  8  b  r
 (A) is correct.

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  |b| = |c|  |a| = |d| 18. Let ABC is an……………..
Let a = – d then b = c Sol. We have BC = ( 5  1) 2  ( 2  1) 2  16  9  5
 w1  w 2  0
2  (  1) 3
Also mBC = =
16. For complex …………….. 5 1 4
A
Sol. z1  z 2

 x 1  x 2 and y 1  y 2 for z 1  x 1  iy 1

z 2  x 2  iy 2 M(3, 1/2)
Let z = a + ib and 1  z B C(5,2)
 1  a and 0  b
(1,–1)

2 1 3
Now w   i,
2 2
A
clearly  1 / 2  1  a
 1
Midpoint of BC is M  3 , 
3 3  2 
  1 / 2  a and   0  b    b
2 2 Now, equation of AM (in parametric form) is

2
 w  z holds good  (a) is true
y   
x  3 2 5 3
1 3   r r   
Now w    i 3 4  
 2 
2 2 
5 5
3
Here  1 / 2  a but  b is not sure 3 3 1
2  We get x = 3 ,y= ± 2 3 ]
 w  z does not hold good 2 2
Further
19. The function……………..
1 z   1   a  ib  
    ta n x
 
1 z  1   a  ib  Sol. We have f(x) =
  ta n x
  1  a   ib    1  a   ib  
  
 For domain of f(x), clearly x  n, (2n + 1) , (n  I)
2
1  a  2
2
 b
Also f(x) = 1,x Df
 Re  1  z   1  a  b
2 2 1 a  2
 b
2
 as a  1 Y
    0
1 z 
2 2
1  a  1  a 
2 2
 b  b
y=1
1 z   2b
and Im     0 as b  0 X
1 z 
2
1  a  
2 O
 b –3 /2 – – /2  /2 3 /2
tan x
1 z  Graph of f(x) =
tan x
    0 holds good
1 z 
 (C) is also true Clearly f(x) is an even function and also periodic with period '1'.
Also both L im f ( x ) and L im f ( x ) exist
17. Consider a real …………….. x0 x  2

Sol. (A) may be false since if 0 < f (x) < 1, f2(x) < f (x)  (A) , (B), (C) are correct
b b
20. For the function……………..
 
2
and f(x) dx  f (x) dx
Sol. f (x) = (x2 + bx + c)ex
a a
and g (x) = (x2 + bx + c)ex + ex(2x + b)
d 2 = ex [x2 + (b + 2)x + (b + c)]
(B) may be false since if f (x) < 0, f (x)
dx f (x) > 0 iff D = b2 – 4c < 0
= 2 f (x) f ' (x) < 0 when f ' (x) > 0 and so f2(x) is decreasing now g (x) > 0 iff
while f (x) is increasing D' = (b + 2)2 – 4(b + c) = b2 – 4c + 4 = D + 4 < 0
(C) may be false since a function can be negative and Thus for g (x) > 0  D + 4 < 0  D < 0
increasing.  f (x) > 0
(D) may be false since a function may not be differentiable but the converse need not be true
at x = c for which it attains its minimum

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 PART : II PHYSICS  (3b )
7 /2

21. Expression for …………… F=– 2 x
 (5 a )
5 /2 
Sol. At most probable speed,  
d  dN  – bV
2
– bV
2
1 k
  = aNv2 e (–2bv) + 2aNv e =0 Frequency of system f = , where  is reduced
dv  dV  2 m
1 M mass.
b= =
2
2 RT m m m
v mp = =
m  m 2
8 RT
Average speed Vavg = 5/2
1 1 2b  3b 
M f=  
2 m  5a 
 VdN

2
– bv
is a  -active ……………
V
2 235
Vavg = = a e dV 24. 92
U
N t
0 Sol. N  N 0e
3
a 8 RT 2M dN t
= =  a=  N0e
2b
2
M R T
3 3
dt
dN
22. A cylindrical vessel …………… N0e
– t

Sol. If v is speed of efflux then dt

– t
N e
30 10 1 2 Probability = N = 0 = 
P0   1 g   2g   P0  2v 2
100 100 2 It will be constant at all times
1
So v = 5 m/s N o w ,fo r t =
Due to transfer of liq. Thrust force on 
2 4 1
container F th   2 a v  1200  5  10  5  3N 

N  N 0e
Normal force from surface
N  (  1 A  0 .3 )g  (  2 A  0 .2 )g  4 2 0N N0
N  (A la rg e n u m b e r)
So, f m a x  0 .0 4  4 2 0  1 6 .8N e
The disintegration energy of uranium is of the order of MeV
As f m a x  F th so the vessel will be in equilibrium where as energy of emitted -particle is of the order of eV.
25. Height of a mountain ……………
So Fm in  0 & Fm a x  f m a x  Fth  1 9 .8 N
Sol. Let
h  dxYygz
23. Assume that the ……………
Y
a b on solving h 
Sol. U= – dg
5 3
r r
Now dh  dY  d( d )   dg 
– dU 5a 3b  100    100    100     100 
 
F= = – h  Y  d   g 
6 4
dr r r = + 5V%
1 26. A steel wire is ……………
= [5a – 3br2] Sol. The mechanical strain
6
r 
At equilibrium, F = 0 = =  T = 1.21 × 10–5 × 20 = 2.42 × 10–5
5a The tension in wire
r=
3b 
When displaced by x =T=Y A = 2 × 1011 × 2.42 × 10–5 × 10–6 = 48.4 N

1   
2
  speed of wave in wire
5a
F= 5a – 3b   x 
6
    T 48 .4
 5a   3b  V= = = 22 m/s
 x  
  0 .1
 3b 
 
 
2

5a 3b 
= 1 – 1  x  
6   5 a  
 5a    
  x Since the wire is plucked at from one end
 3b  4

 The wire shall oscillate in 1st overtone (for minimum number

5a 3b 
F= × – 2x  of loops)
 5a 
3
 5a 
  =  = 1m
  V
 3b  Now V=f or f= = 22 Hz.
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27. Two blocks A …………… 4 1
Sol. When only S1 is closed i2  
4R R
1 8  1
P.D. across AB 2 R   2 so  2  
R L L 4
4 1
When only S2 is closed i2  
4R R
1
P.D. across AC 4 R   4
R
F = 3T from FBD of pulley 1
A will loose contact when 8  1
so 4   
T = 10N, so F = 30 N
L L 2
and 30t = 30 so t = 1sec
B will loose contact when 4 2
2T = 20, T = 15 N so F = 45 When S1 and S2 both closed i 
2R R
And 45 = 30t t = 1.5 sec
for 1 < t < 1.5 FBD of A FBD 2
P.D. across AB 2 R   4
R
a A T = F/3 = 10t where t > 1 sec
8  1
so 4   
L L 2
dv 30. Half lives of ……………
10t – 10 = 1.a    1t   ,t
dt Sol. N x  N0e  0 .2  e …….(i)
v 1 .5
 2t  2t
N y  N0e  0 .8  e …….(ii)
 dv 
 10 ( t  1) dt  v  1 . 25 m / s
Dividing (ii) by (i) we get;
0 1
( 1   2 )t
4  e
28. A cone is made ……………  (1 – 2)t = n4
Sol.
n4
 t  ; so t = 8 × 109 years
( 1   2 )
Hence correct option is (D)

31. Two particles each ……………

Sol.
y'(11 to y-axis)
Q
dq   . 2  rdx where  
 RL
+q, m
dq  . 2  rdx
dV  
4  0 x 4  0 x  
x' (11 to x-axis)

com
r R
 –q, m
x L
dv   
B  (cos  ˆi  sin  ˆj )
L
 .2 R  2  RL R F = 2m = 2 q
dV 
4  L  dx 
4  0 L

20
dt  2 
0 0 v
 

ˆ
 2m dv = qB  cos  d  i  sin  d  ˆj 
So V A 
R     
20 0 0 0 
 
Since  R = constant where R is radius of curvature so ˆ
P cm  2 m V cm  q  B 0 sin  i  q  B 0 ( 1  cos  ) ˆj
R  at vertex so  is highest ……(i)
Using conservation of energy
29. Figure shows …………… 1 2 1 2 1 2
  ( 2 m ) V cm   0
4R 2 2 2
Sol. Resistance per unit length r 
……(ii) (As (Vcm)initially = 0)
L
Using (i) and (ii) we get
10 2 2
Current in primary circuit i   2 2 1  2 qB 0 
5R R   0    ( 1  cos  )
2  m 
2 4R 8
P.D. on potentiometer wire V = ir =   [upto  = 90º, decreases & after increases]
R L L
 2 qB 
 0 =  (Least value of  must be zero )
0

 m 
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32. Process undergone …………… 1242 ev  nm
m =
 constant
x
Sol. TV ( e )( 50 ,000 ) v
PV x 1
= 0.025 nm = 0.25 × 10–10 m
 constant  P V
x
V is constant
nR 35. For the hydrogen ……………
Sol. Lyman series is most energetic because of highest energy
 x  1 is polytropic co-efficient
level gap between ground state and other states. Further
For adiabatic process,   x  1  x    1 we maximum number of transition will be from excited states to n
know that = 1 state.
Option (AB)
2 2
  1  f  36. 2 solid spheres ……………
f  1 Sol. At maximum separation their velocities will be equal in COM
 fx  2 frame their velocities will be zero at maximum separation.
1 m  8m G 8 mm G  8m  m
 1
2
1 v0  = 
B) fx  1  x   2 9m 3R r
f 2 18 GMR
Solving we get r 
 1 6 GM  RV
2

Polytropic coefficient n  x  1 
0

2 2 spheres will never collide again if r = 

As   1 always, from this expression, n   . This v 

6 GM

is the condition for specific heat to be –ve in a polytropic R

process. mv v0

0
d Q  n C  d T  . When ‘C’ is –ve,
Velocity at COM = velocity of m w.r.t. COM =
d T will be –ve 9m 9
with d Q  v e  temperature decreases when heat 8v0
initially.
is added to the system. 9
C) x   1  x  1  0  P is constant In COM frame just before collision velocity of m should be
P V  n R T _ _ _ _ (1) 
8v0

PdV  nRdT _____ 2

9
7v0
 V mg  V mc  V CG  
2 dV dT dV 1 1 9
      
1 V T VdT T T
37. A charge q is placed ……………
D) From ‘C’, P is constant when Sol. For conducting sphere potential at every point should be
x   1  d p  0  Bulk modulus same.
q dq
B 
dp
 0
Potential at centre =
4  0 r
 K 
 R
(due to surface

 dV  charge)
 
 V  dq
K 
 R
 0 because
 dq  0 on neutral sphere
33. A medium whose …………… At A, Vtotal = Vq + Vsurface
C dx q q
Sol. =  Vsurface = 
 x  dt 4  0 r 4  ( r  R )
 0 1  
 a  Electric field just outside A = Eq + Esurface
Electric field just inside A = Eq – Esurface = 0
3 0a  Electric field just outside A = Eq + Esurface = 2 Eq
Integrate t 
2C 2q 
= 2
= ( Gauss law )
a 4  0 ( r  R ) 0
dx a
  x 
=
0
ln(2)
38. Cylinder has 2 ……………
0  0 1  
Sol. Both the gasses are heated through isobaric process
 a 
5R 7R
Q = n 1C p 1  T  n 2 C p 2  T = 2 × × T + 4 × ×
34. An x-ray tube …………… 2 2
Sol. P = vi = 1000 J/sec. T  = 10 k
ms (   ) Work done)B = Q2 – U2 = n 2 C p 2  T  n 2 C v 2  T = 40 R
90%  990 J/sec =
(t) Joules
  
T will be same not V
   = 2º C/sec. Work done)A = Q1 – U1 = 20R Joules
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39. In the circuit …………… 44. Select the correct .........
Sol. Initially current in 1st inductor was twice that of 2nd inductor,
so brightness of B1 will becomes 4 times after opening the Sol. (A) AgCl  + 2NH3 (aq)   [Ag(NH3)2]+(aq)
switch. Current in B2 and B3 remain same immediately

after closing the switch. (B) (NH4)2Cr2O7   N2  + Cr2O3 + H2O 

40. The conducting …………… (C) CaNCN + H2O   CaCO3 + NH3

Sol.
i  (D) P4 + HNO3(Conc.)   H3PO4 + NO2+ H2O

B
V0
45. Select the correct .........
q
-q Sol. (A) Froth floatation process is used for separation of large range
kx
of sulphides, carbonates and oxides.
(B) Wolframite is magnetic impurity.

q   BVl  C  i  B lC a (C) NaCN is used as leaching agent.

(D) Bessemerization process is used in the extraction of copper
Also  B il  kx  m a from copper pyrite
 B  B lC a  l  kx  m a
47. An amount of 0.2 mol .........
 kx  a  m  B l C 
2 2

Sol. Initially
 k  A2 + B2 2AB
 a   x 0.2–x 0.2–x 2x = 0.3
m  B l C 
2 2

x = 0.15
m  B l C
2 2

 Time period  2   0 .3   0 .3 
   
k  v   v  900
Maximum compression = Amplitude KC = 
 0 . 05   0 . 05  25
   
m  B l C
2 2
V0  v   v 
V 0  A  A   V0
 k When 0.1 mole C2 added
A2 + B2 2AB
PART : III CHEMISTRY 0.2–x1–y 0.2–x1 2x1 = 0.24
41. Which of the following ......... x1 = 0.12
Sol. Theory based.
A2 + C2 2AC
42. A tooth paste ......... 0.2–x1–y 0.1–y 2y
0 .9 2 / 2 3 KC for  eqm
Sol. [Na+]= = 0.4 M
0 .1  0 . 24   0 . 24 
 [Na2PO3F] = 0.2 M    
900  v   v 

43. A mixture of two different ......... 25  0 . 2  0 . 12  y   0 . 08 
Sol. Let the mole % of A is x and that of B is (100–x). Let after 30    
minute time p moles of A and q moles of B are converted  v   v 
into C. y = 0.06
x
–2
2×10 × 30 =ln  x = 2.22p KC for  eqm
x p
0 . 12  0 . 12 
100  x 100  x K   18
0 . 02  0 . 04 
–3 C
and 5×10 ×30 = ln  ln =
100  x  q 75  x  p
100  x
ln 48. The radial probability .........
75  0 .. 55 x Sol. At the point of maximum value of RPDF
 p  q  25 , x = 36
dP
After 50 minutes  0
36 dr
–2
2×10 × 50 = ln  p = 22.71%
36  p  2 Zr
2
 a
 2r    0; r  0
64  a0  Z
5×10–3 × 50 = ln  q =14%  
64  q
where Z = 3 for Li2+ and Z = 2 for the He+ .
mole % of C after 50 minutes = p +q = 36.94%

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50. A hypothetical solid ......... 56. Which is/are correct .........
Sol.
Sol. This radius ratio suggests exact fitting in rock salt type CH
H H Br 3
r Br
H Br
structure (  0 . 4 1 4 ).
R H Br
H3 C
CH CH
3 3
51. One mole of an ideal .........
I
–3
Sol. dG = Vdp – SdT = Vdp – (10+12×10 T)dT CH 3
CH 3
G = VP – 10T – 6×10–3 T 2  T 1  2 2
 Br H Br H

0 . 082  300 H Br
V   24 . 6 L Br H
1 CH 3
CH 3
II
400 4
P2   atm 57. Which of the following .........
300 3 Sol. 3º alkyl halide and aryl halide do not give SN2 reaction.
1 59. Which of the following .........
G = 24.6× ×101.3 – 10×100–6×10–3 [(400)2 – (300)2]
3 Sol. -hydroxy carbonyl compounds are the product of aldol reaction.

= –589.34J

52. Which of the following ......... PAPER-2

Sol. (D) P4O10 + H2O   H3PO4 ; P4O6 + H2O  
PART : I MATHEMATICS
1. Let g(x) = f(x)………………..
H3PO3 Sol. We have g(X) = f(x) sin x …(1)
On differentiating equation (1) w.r.t. x, we get
g '( x )  f ( x ) c o s x  f '( x ) s in x …(2)
53. An optically active ......... Again differentiating equation (2) w.r.t. x, we get
Sol. (A) This compound is not consistent with the data because it g "( x )  f ( x )(  s in x )  f '( x ) c o s x  f '( x ) c o s x  f "( x ) s i n x .(3)

is meso and cannot be optically active. or g " (   )  2 f '(   ) c o s      2  1    1    2

(B) This compound is consistent with the data because it is Hence g "       2
chiral but would hydrogenate to give trans- 1, 4-dimethyl
cyclohexane, an achiral product. 2. The derivative ………………..

(C) This compoud is consistent with the data because it is 1  1  2

Sol. Let u  s e c  2  , v  1 x
chiral and would hydrogenate to give a mixture of cis and  2x  1 

trans-1, 4-dimethyl cyclohexane, which are both achiral We have u  c o s

1
2x 2

 1  2co s
1
x
products.
du 2 dv x
(D) This compound is not consistent with the data, because   and 
dx 1 x
2 dx 1 x
2
although it is chiral and thus optically active, it would
hydrogenate to give a chiral and optically active product 1,3- 2
2
dimethylcyclohexane. du 1 x 2 du
   or  4
dv x x dv x 1 / 2
2
54. Select correct ......... 1 x

2
3x 1
(A) Me–OCH2–CH3     Me–I + Et–OH
AnhydrousHI 3
Sol. 3. Let f ( x )  x   x  ………
(SN2 ) 2 4
2

4x 
3x 1 1 3 2
Sol. Given f ( x )  x 3   x    6x  4x  1
2 4 4
(B) Order of basicity in Aq. medium Me2NH > Me–NH2 >

4x 
1 3 2
Me3N   6x  4x  1 2
4
1  4 2
x  1  x   
(C) With SOCl2 complete retention is obtained. 4

4 
 
 4
(D) Isocyanide is major product not nitrile. 1 2
 f 1  x    (1  x ) 4  x 4  
4   4

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 2 2
 f  x   f 1  x     1 …(1)
4 4
Replacing x by f(x), we have
f  f ( x )   f [1  f ( x )]  1 …(2)
3 /4

f  f ( x )  d x …(3)
Now ,

1/ 4
3/4 3/4

f  f(x ) dx  f 1  f ( x )  d x …(4)
 
Also, I 
  
2
b c  b   c  2a t   c b  c b    ka  b   b a  b  a  a t
2

1/ 4 1/ 4
 
[using (1)]
    ab  ab 
2
Adding (3) and (4), we get b c  b   c  2a t   c b  c b    ka  b   b a  b  a  a t
2
 
3/4 3/4
1
  f  f ( x )   f 1  f ( x )   d x 


 
2
2I  dx   b c  b  c  2 a b  t  c b  c b    kba ba  ab  ab t
2
 ab  ab
 
2
1/ 4 1/ 4
 
2 2
 b c  b  c  2 a b  t  c b  c b    kba  ba  ab   ab t  ab  ab
1 1
or I   I  4
4 
2
4a b  t
2 2 2
 kba ab t  2

3 / 4 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
 4a b  t  kb a  t
4. If I 
   1  x  s in x ………………..
 1  x  c o s x d x   k=4
0
3 / 4 3 / 4
8. If f(x) is a ………………..
Sol. I 
  s in x  cos x  dx 
 x  s in x  c o s x  d x
I Sol. f(x – 1) + f(x + 1) = 3 f(x) …(i)
0 0 II

3 / 4
Replacing x by (x + 1), we get f(x) + f(x + 2)
3 / 4

  s in x  c o s x  d x  x   c o s x  s in x  | 0 = 3 f(x + 1) …(ii)
0 z e ro
Multiplying (i) by 3 , we get
3 / 4


  s in x  cos x  dx 3 f(x + 1) + 3 f(x + 1) = 3f(x)

0  3 f(x + 1) = 3f(x) - 3 f(x – 1) …(iii)

3 / 4
 From (ii) and (iii), we get
 2
  s in x  cos x  dx  2  2 1  f(x) + f(x + 2) + 3f(x)  3 f(x – 1)
0
 f(x) + f(x + 2) = 3f(x) – [f(x – 2) + f(x)]
5. If the shortest ………………..  f(x) + f(x + 2) = 2f(x) – f(x – 2)
Sol. y + z = 0, x + z = 0, x + y = 0  (0, 0, 0) is a vertex  f(x) = f(x + 2) + f(x – 2)
x + y + z = 3a  f(x) = f(x + 2) + [f(x) + f(x – 4)]
similarly for other parts  f(x + 2) = – f(x – 4)  f(x) = – f(x – 6)
All this combined will give a regular tetrahedron of side  f(x) = – [–f(x – 12)]  f(x) = f(x – 12)
 2a  f(x) = f(x + 12)
Shortest distance between any two opposite edges
 f(x) is periodic with period 12
  2 a (as = 2a)
2 9. Semi-perimeter………………..
According to the given Sol. Here we are fixing the semi-perimeter of the triangle
2a  k a so k = 2 Ans.  Area +    s s  a s  b s  c 

6. If a line is ……………….. Applying A.M. - G.M. of s, s – a, s – b, s – c (which are positive

Sol. Any point on parabola z
2
 4 a x , y = 0 is given by quantities)
s  s  a  s  b  s  c
   
1/ 4
2 2 1/ 2
Q a t , 0 2a t    
4
Now equation of line joining P(a, b, c) and Q(at² , 0, 2at) is  Equality holds at s = s – a = s – b = s – c
x  a y b z  c  a = b = c (equilateral triangle)
given by     (say)
a  at
2
b  0 c  2a t 2
3a
Area of equilateral triangle 
 x  a   a  at  2
; y  b  b ; 4

z  c   c2  at
3a 2s
Semi-perimeter s   a 
by given condition point Q lies on (bz – cy)² = ka(b – y) (bx – 2 3
ay)
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10. If the greatest ………………..
 1 5  1 5 
x  x 
6
  
6
Sol. Let 2 1 = R + f; where R =  2  1 and  2   2 
    
or  0
  x  x  1
 
6
f   2 1 
   1 5  1  5 
 f  (0, 1) or    ,

  0 , 1   ,  

6  2   2 
Now let f  2 1    0 ,1 
2
x  x 1
3 6 12. y  g (x)  or
 R  f  f   2 1    2 1  x  x  1

y  1 x  1  y  x  1  0
2
6 6 4 2 0

 2


C0  2  
6
C2  2  
6
C4  2  
6
C6  2  

2
= 2k (say); k  Z Now, x is real. Therefore, D  0 or  1  y   4  y  1   0
 f + f  Z but f + f  (0, 2)
 f+f=1
or y  1   y  5   0 or y  (   , 1 ]  [5 ,  )
 R + 1 = 2[8 + 60 + 30 + 1]
 R = 197 =  (given) 13. If z 1  2  3 i , ………………..

11. The domain ……………….. 1 1

Sol. 2  i , and 2  i are collinear with z1 and z3 where as
12. The range ………………..
3 3
Sol (11 – 12)
11. (B) 7 2 z 1z 3 7
12. (C)  0i   z1 ,  0 i , z3 are in H.P.
2 z1  z 3 2
 x 1
f(x)  f   z1, z2, z3 lies on a circle passing through origin.
  1 x
 x 
…(1) 24
x 1
14. If 4, 3  2 i  ………………..
In (1), replace x by . Then 13
x Sol. Let z1 = 4
 x 1  24
 1 z2  3  2i z3 = 6i
 x 1 x x 1 13
f  f   1
 x   x 1  x 2 z 1z 3 2  4   6i 24i 24i 2  3i
  Now    
 x  z1  z 3 4  6i 2  3i 2  3i 2  3i
 x 1  1  x 1 2
2 4  3  2i
or f   f   1 …(2)

4 8i  7 2i

48i  72
  z2
 x   1  x  x
4  9 13 13
Now, from (1) – (2), we have
2 z 1z 2
 1  x 1   z2
f(x)  f    x  …(3) z1  z 2
 1  x  x
 z1, z2, z3 are in H.P.
1  z1, z2, z3 lies on a circle passing through origin as shown
In (3), replace x by . Then
1 x below in diagram
1
1
 1   x 1 1 1 x
f  f   
 1  x   x  1  x 1
1 x
 1   x  1 1
or f  f    x …(4)
 Centre of circle will be mid point of
1 x   x  1 x
Now, from (1) + (3) + (4), we have z 1z 3  2  3 i   C (say)
x 1 1
2f(x)  1  x  x    x  Radius of circle = |2 + 3i| = 1 3 units.
x 1 x
3 2
x  x 1 15. If P1 has coordinates………………..
or f ( x ) 
2 x  x  1 Sol. Let P1 t 1 , r1  3
 be a point on the curve y  x . Therefore
3

3 2 2
x  x 1 x  x 1 dy
11. g (x)   x 1   3 t1
2
x  x  1 x  x  1 dx
t 1
, r1
3

2
x  x 1
x  t1 
3 2
Now, for y  g ( x ) , we must have  0 Tangent at P1 is y  t 1  3 t 1 …(1)
x  x  1
The intersection of (1) and y = x³ is
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 19. What is the ………………..
x  t1 
3 3 2
x  t1  3 t1
2
ax b
 
2
 ax b  x
x  t1  x x  t1   0 Sol ab
2 2 2
or  x t1  t1  3t
2
2 x x 1
or x  t1  x  2 t1   0   x  0 f(x) 
2
 
ax  b 2x ab 2 ab

If P 2 t 2 , t 2
3
 , then
20. If a1, a2, a3, ………………..
2
 t2  t1   t2  2 t1   0 Sol. For all an’s we can write
a1  6
 t 2   2 t1  t2  t1  8  1 1 1111  a  6 8 
1/14

8 6
  
1
Similarly, the tangent at P2 will meet the curve at the point
 . (1)
8  6  8  

P3 t 3 , t 3
3
 when t 3   2 t 2  4 t 1 and so on.  
8 /14
The abscissae of P1, P2, …, Pn are a1  a1  6 
n 1
   
t 1 ,  2 t 1 , 4 t 1 , …,  2  t1 14  8 
These ar ein G.P. Therefore, 8 /14
 a1  6 a 2  6 an  6 
t2 t3 t4 Similarly a1a2 … an  14n  ...... 
   ...   2 (r say)  8 8 8 
t1 t2 t3
n
  a 1 a 2 . . .a n   14
 t 2  t 1r , t 3  t 2 r , and t 4  t 3 r m in

If x1 = 1, then x 2   2 , t3 = 4, …. Then,
n
1
lim
n 
 xn
 sum of infinite G.P. With common ratio (– PART : II PHYSICS
r 1
21. A pencil having …………..
1/2) with first term 1 Sol. Pencil will topple if
1 2
  a  a
mgsinx cot  mg cos  
 1 3 2 n 2
1  
 2   
16. If P1 has co-………………..  cot  cot
n
n 8
1 n > 8
Sol. Then lim
n 
 yn
= sum of infinite G.P. with common ratio
r 1
22. A particle projected …………..
(– 1/8) with first term 1
1 8  6 
  Sol. 8 = 6 tan  1  
 1 9  R 
1  
 8   8 
17. Value of b ……………….. 6 = 8 tan  1  
18. Value of ………………..  R 
Sol (17-18)
8 6 R  6 
x
4
 12x
3
 2b x
2
 3cx  81  0  =  
6 8 R  8 
Let  ,  ,  ,  be roots         1 2
16 R  6
                  2b  =
9 R 8
               3 c
 16R – 16 × 8 = 9R – 9 × 6
  81  7R = 16 × 8 – 9 × 6 = 128 – 54 = 74
12 37  2
A.M. of roots   3 R= m
4 7
1/ 4 1/ 4
G.M. of roots         8 1  3 23. Current  flowing …………..
    
 Roots are all equal = 3 i.e.,         3 Sol. B0  B  B BC  B CE  B CD
AB

1   0    0 1  0  
 C2  
4 4
17. (C) 2 b    C2  9  54     zero –  
2  2 r  4r 2  2  2r 
 b = 27
 0I 1 1   0I  1 
18. (D) 3 c        4
C 3       4 27    108 =  1–  = 1  
2 
4r  2  4r 
 c = – 36

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24. The temperature ………….. 2R 1
Q 4 0 0  (2) Time taken by plane to travel by 60° = 
Sol.   V 6
t x / KA L  x / 3 KA
3R
4 6 time taken by sound to travel 3 R distance =
 V
x L  x
2L 2R 1 3R V 2 
x  = 6m Now,  =  = =
5 V 6 V V
 3 6  3 3

25. Three balls of …………..

Sol. Using energy conservation, 30. The peak emission …………..
2 2
kQ kQ 1 Sol. m = 6000Å
= + mv 2
 v = 3 m/s
 2 2 Now, Pradiation  T4
 If radiation is increased 16 times, T must be increased by
26. A beam of fast ………….. a factor of 2.
Sol. Let N is the no of electrons striking the surface per '
second   m = 3000Å [wein's displacement law]
N  mv N  mv
 9.1 =  Ephoton =
12450
= 4.15 eV
Area {ks  kQy
3000
1
N= × 1020  1 1 
8 & Ephotoelectron = 13.6 Z2  –  = 2.55 eV
2 2
2 4 
1
 Current = Ne = 1.6 × 10–19 × × 1020 = 2   = (4.15 – 2.55) eV = 1.6 eV
8
  = 1.6× 5 = 8
27. A point object is …………..
Sol. Upon refraction at plane surface
32 d
=  d = 16 cm 31. Velocity of the …………..
3 1 .5 Sol. (31, 32)
So, upon refraction at spherical surface Let v1 & v2 are velocity of particle and rod respectively just
1 .5 1 1 . 5 – 1• after collision.From conservation of linear momentum,
– =
r  16 (– 6 ) r mv0 = 3mv2 – mv1
 r2 + 22r – 48 = 0 v0 = 3v2 –v1 ……………(i)
 r = – 24, 2  r = 2 cm From conservation of angular momentum about CM
 
2
1
28. Consider the circuit ………….. m v0 s in 5 3
o
  2 .m  m
2
   m v 1 s in 5 3
o

2  4 12  2
Sol. Let internal resistance of battery be R'
L 2v 0 7 2v
 0.05 = …… (1)  
2

R' 5 12 5
2 = R'C …… (2)
 0.1 = LC 7 2v 1 2v 0
   .......(ii)
2 2 12 5 5
T= = 2  LC = =2
 From coefficient of restitution
10
  
 V2  sin 53 º  – (– V 1 )
29. Subsonic aircraft ………….. e=  2 
Sol. V0

60° V
R

V 3R For elastic collision, e = 1

R  4
v0  v1  v 2  
2 5

2
v 2  v0  v1   ......(iii)
5
Detector
From (i) & (iii)

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 37. What will be the …………..
Sol. n × 6006 = (n + 1) × 6000  n = 1000
10–3 sin = 1000 × 6006 × 10–10
sin = 0.6
y
tan = = 0.75  y = 75 cm
D
38. What will be …………..
Sol. Fringe pattern will disappear where maxima of one coincides
 2  with minima of other
v 0  3 v 0  v 1     v 1
 5   1
n × 6006 =  n   6000  n = 500
 2 

6 y 3
3v 0  3v 1    v1  v0 sin = 0.3 tan = =
5 D 91
6 300
2v 0  4v 1   y= cm
5 91
5
  ( V 0 – 2 V 1 ) …… (iv) 40. Coordinates of …………..
3 Sol.
From (iv) & (ii)
7 5 2v 1 2v 0
 (v 0  2v 1 )  
12 3 5 5

103 211
v0  v1
180 90
with respect to belt
103
V PB  V P  V B  u ˆj  v ˆi
2 2
V1 = V0 | V PB |  u  v
422
By WET  W   KE –
From (ii)
1 2 2
 mgd  0  m (u  v )
7 2 103  2
  v0  v0 
12 5 422  2 2
u  v
d 
180 V 0 2g
=
211  In belt reference frame
 dv
x '   d cos  
34. If velocity in x ………….. 2 2
u  v
Sol. y = sin 2t x = 2 + 2 cos2t
2 2
2 v u  v
 x – 2  So x '   and
y +  2
 =1 2g
 2 
u 2 2
vy = 2 cos2t vx = –4sin2t y '  d sin   u  v
2g
2
2 Vx In ground reference frame – particle has constant
Vy  = 42
4 retardation
2 2
0  u  v   gt
35. 2 moles of H2 …………..
1
Sol. Q = 2CvT t  v
2
 u
2

g
 5R 3R 
=2  550 –  50  = 2600R So x = x’ + vt and y = y’
 2 2 
v 2 2
So x  v  u ,
2g
36. 2 moles of H2 …………..
Sol. Q = 2CpT u 2 2
y  v  u
 9R 5R  2g
=2  4050 –  50  = 36200R
 2 2 

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47. Each of the compounds.........
41. Amongs the following .........
Sol. NaCl, MgCl2, Al2O3, CaCl2 will require electrolysis process to
get their respective metal. O
Sol. , +M ,
B
O C—O—
42. 1 g sample containing ......... A
–M
Sol. The balanced redox reaction is A B
A>B B>A
2KO2 + 6H   2KOH + 2H2O + 32
O O +M
meq. of hypo = 15×0.4 = 6 = meq of I2 –M –M
O
Total I2 liberated = 15 m mol +M , ,
m mol of KO2 in original sample = 10 C—N—
mass % = 10×10–3 × 71 × 100 = 71% = y H
A B
B>A B>A

43. A first order reaction .........

O
+M ,
2 .3 0 3 100 2 .3 0 3 5 MeO— O
Sol. K = log K= lo g min–1 H—C— OH
2 2 4
+M –M +M
80 A B A B
2 .3 0 3 A>B B>A
–1
K= ×0.1 min
2

0 . 693
t½ = = 6 min 48. Examine the structural .........
K
CHO CHO CHO CHO CHO
CHO
44. 1 mol of each of the .........
Sol. H2SO4, H2SO3, H3PO3, H4P2O5 are diprotic. HCl, HNO3, Sol. > > > > >
H3PO2 are monoprotic. H3BO3 is monobasic. H3P3O9 , H3PO4
NO2 CN Cl Me OMe N(CH3)2
are Triprotic. –M –M – (P) +M +M

45. pH of 0.01 M C.........

 49. How many meso .........

Sol. ClC 6H 4 N H 3  H 2O C lC 6 H 4 N H 3 O H  H
C
C 1    C
Sol. Three meso compound of C6H12Br2 can be possible.
K 3 C2H5
 2 .5  1 0
w CH2Br
Kh =
Kb H * Br H * Me
POS POS
2 H * Br H
C
2
10 
2
* Me
3
Kh = 2 . 5  10   C2H5 CH2Br
1  1  (1) (2)
2 + 0.25  – 0.25 = 0
Me
 0 . 25  0 . 0625 1 H * Br
   0 . 39
2 CH2
POS
[H+] = C = 3.9×10–3 CH2
pH = 2.4
H Br
*
Me
46. When 3 g of ethane .........
(3)
Sol. Heat absorbed by calorimeter = ST
= 2(301–300) = 2 Kcal
So heat produced by the combustion of C2H6 = –2Kcal
Heat produced by combustion of 30g of C2H6 = –20 Kcal/mol 50. An organic compound.........
= U
7
So C2H6(g) + O2(g)  2CO2(g) + 3H2O() O
2
Sol. X is
 H = U + ngRT O
= (–20) + (–2.5) × (2×10–3) × 300
= –21.5 Kcal /mol = –4.3 x (given)
x=5
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51. Which of the following ......... 55. The formula of greenish .........


Sol. Cr 
2 SO 4 3   6 NH 4 OH  2 Cr  OH 3   3 NH 4  2 SO 4
Sol. (A) P4 + NaOH + H2O   PH3 + NaH2PO2 Greenish salt Greenish ppt


(B) ClO2 + NaOH   NaClO2 + NaClO3 + H2O Br2 + 2NaOH   NaBr + NaBrO + H2O

NaBrO   NaBr + O

(C) F2 + NaOH   O2 + NaF + H2O
2Cr(OH)3 + 4NaOH + 3[O]   2Na2CrO4 + 5H2O

(D) NaOH + NO2   NaNO2 + NaNO3 + H2O
2Cr(OH)3 + 4NaOH + [O]   Na 2 CrO 4 + 5H2O
Yellow solution

CH COOH
 Na2CrO4 + (CH3COO)2Pb   
3
  PbCrO 4  +
52. NaOH + S   [X] ......... Yellow ppt


Sol. 6NaOH + 4S   Na2S2O3 + 2Na2S + H2O 2CH3COONa

56. Which of the following .........

In [X] = 6, –2
Sol. NH4Cl + NH4OH group reagent is used for III group.
[Y] = – 2

(–2) 59. Which one of the .........

Me
H OH H-Bonding
Sol. Stability of gauche
increase
H OH
(+6)
Me

53. The number of moles .........

60. Most stable conformer .........
Sol. Gº = –2.303 RT log10 K = –114.69×10 J 3

H O OH
Sol. H    H O  
OH Acid  Base
K ~ 10 20 H 
Re action O
H O O

H
It means all reactant converted to product moles of Cu H 
OH H O
Butanedioic acid Repulsion
3
(gauche)
6 . 35  10 4
reacted =  10
63 . 5 COO
H H

H H
COO
(Staggered)
54. The Ksp of AgBrO3 is......... (More stable in
basic medium)
Sol. It means in solution [Ag+] = 2 × 10–4 M = [BrO3–]

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PART : I MATHEMATICS
1. (ABC) 2. (BCD) 3. (AC) 4. (B) 5. (BC) 6. (BCD) 7. (AC)
8. (ABD) 9. (AD) 10. (B) 11. (BD) 12. (ABCD) 13. (BD) 14. (ABCD)
15. (ABC) 16. (AC) 17. (ABCD) 18. (CD) 19. (ABC) 20. (AC)

PART : II PHYSICS
21. (AC) 22. (BCD) 23. (BC) 24. (ABD) 25. (AC) 26. (ABC) 27. (BC)
28. (ABD) 29. (ABD) 30. (D) 31. (AB) 32. (ABCD) 33. (ABC) 34. (ACD)
35. (AB) 36. (ABCD) 37. (ACD) 38. (AB) 39. (BD) 40. (D)

PART : III CHEMISTRY

41. (BC) 42. (ABC) 43. (AC) 44. (ABCD) 45. (AD) 46. (CD) 47. (AD)
48. (ABC) 49. (ABCD) 50. (ABCD) 51. (BC) 52. (ABC) 53. (BC) 54. (BC)
55. (ABCD) 56. (ABCD) 57. (CD) 58. (AD) 59. (AD) 60. (ABC)

PAPER-2
PART : I MATHEMATICS
1. (0,1) 2. (1,2,4) 3. (1,4) 4. (2) 5. (2) 6. (0,1,2,3) 7. (4, 8)
8. (0,2,4,6,8) 9. (1,2,4) 10. (2,7) 11. (B) 12. (C) 13. (C) 14. (A)
15. (A) 16. (C) 17. (C) 18. (D) 19. (D) 20. (C)

PART : II PHYSICS
21. (3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8) 22. (2) 23. (7) 24. (6) 25. (3) 26. (2)
27. (2) 28. (2) 29. (2) 30. (8) 31. (B) 32. (C) 33. (C)
34. (D) 35. (A) 36. (A) 37. (C) 38. (B) 39. (B) 40. (C)

PART : III CHEMISTRY

41. (4) 42. (2) 43. (1,2,3,4 ) 44. (9) 45. (4) 46. (5) 47. (4)
48. (3) 49. (3) 50. (2) 51. (C) 52. (B) 53. (A) 54. (D)
55. (A) 56. (B) 57. (C) 58. (A) 59. (B) 60. (C)

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1. (BC) 2. (ABD) 3. (AB) 4. (BCD) 5. (BC) 6. (BCD) 7. (AB)
8. (ABD) 9. (BCD) 10. (A) 11. (CD) 12. (ABCD) 13. (ABC) 14. (BCD)
15. (CD) 16. (ABCD) 17. (BCD) 18. (AC) 19. (AC) 20. (B)

PART : II CHEMISTRY
21. (BD) 22. (ABD) 23. (BC) 24. (ABCD) 25. (AB) 26. (CD) 27. (AC)
28. (ABC) 29. (ABCD) 30. (ABCD) 31. (BD) 32. (ABD) 33. (BD) 34. (BC)
35. (ABCD) 36. (ABCD) 37. (BD) 38. (AC) 39. (AC) 40. (ABD)

PART : III MATHEMATICS

41. (ABD) 42. (ACD) 43. (AD) 44. (D) 45. (CD) 46. (ACD) 47. (BC)
48. (ABC) 49. (AC) 50. (D) 51. (AD) 52. (ABCD) 53. (BC) 54. (ABCD)
55. (ABD) 56. (AB) 57. (ABCD) 58. (BC) 59. (ACD) 60. (AD)

PAPER-2
PART : I PHYSICS
1. (3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8) 2. (2) 3. (7) 4. (6) 5. (3) 6. (2)
7. (2) 8. (2) 9. (2) 10. (8) 11. (D) 12. (A) 13. (A)
14. (B) 15. (C) 16. (B) 17. (A) 18. (D) 19. (D) 20. (A)

PART : II CHEMISTRY
21. (4) 22. (2) 23. (1,2,3,4)24. (9) 25. (4) 26. (5) 27. (4)
28. (3) 29. (3) 30. (2) 31. (D) 32. (C) 33. (B) 34. (D)
35. (C) 36. (A) 37. (C) 38. (B) 39. (B) 40. (D)

PART : III MATHEMATICS

41. (0, 1) 42. (1,2,4) 43. (1, 4) 44. (2) 45. (2) 46. (0,1,2,3) 47. (4, 8)
48. (0,2,4,6,8) 49. (1,2,4) 50. (2, 7) 51. (A) 52. (B) 53. (D) 54. (B)
55. (B) 56. (D) 57. (D) 58. (C) 59. (C) 60. (D)

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8. (ABC) 9. (ABCD) 10. (ABCD) 11. (AD) 12. (ABC) 13. (AD) 14. (AC)
15. (ABCD) 16. (ABCD) 17. (CD) 18. (BC) 19. (AD) 20. (ACD)

PART : II MATHEMATICS
21. (ABD) 22. (ACD) 23. (BD) 24. (C) 25. (AD) 26. (BCD) 27. (BC)
28. (ACD) 29. (BD) 30. (C) 31. (AC) 32. (ABCD) 33. (AC) 34. (ABCD)
35. (ABC) 36. (AC) 37. (ABCD) 38. (AC) 39. (ACD) 40. (BD)

PART : III PHYSICS

41. (BC) 42. (ABD) 43. (CD) 44. (ACD) 45. (BC) 46. (ACD) 47. (AD)
48. (ACD) 49. (BCD) 50. (B) 51. (AC) 52. (ABCD) 53. (ACD) 54. (BCD)
55. (AC) 56. (ABCD) 57. (BCD) 58. (AC) 59. (CD) 60. (B)

PAPER-2
PART : I CHEMISTRY
1. (4) 2. (2) 3. (1,2,3,4) 4. (9) 5. (4) 6. (5) 7. (4)
8. (3) 9. (3) 10. (2) 11. (D) 12. (C) 13. (B) 14. (D)
15. (C) 16. (A) 17. (C) 18. (B) 19. (B) 20. (D)

PART : II MATHEMATICS
21. (0, 1) 22. (1,2,4) 23. (1, 4) 24. (2) 25. (2) 26. (0,1,2,3) 27. (4, 8)
28. (0,2,4,6,8) 29. (1,2,4) 30. (2, 7) 31. (C) 32. (A) 33. (B) 34. (D)
35. (D) 36. (B) 37. (B) 38. (B) 39. (D) 40. (B)

PART : III PHYSICS

41. (3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8) 42. (2) 43. (7) 44. (6) 45. (3) 46. (2)
47. (2) 48. (2) 49. (2) 50. (8) 51. (C) 52. (D) 53. (D)
54. (C) 55. (B) 56. (C) 57. (A) 58. (C) 59. (A) 60. (D)

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