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PART-A PHYSICS
1.(B)

2.(A) W  KEfinal  KEinitial

3 3
1 1 3 3
  Pdt  mV 2  mu 2   4t dt  2 V  4
3 2
2 2 2
0 0

3 3
 81  6  V 2  87  V 2
2 2
 V 2  58  V  58 m/s  (1)

3.(B) I  I0t 2  I0t 3

  BA  0nI R2
d dI
VR   0nR 2  0nR 2 I 0 (2t  3t 2 )
dt dt
VR  R 2 I 0
IR   0 (2t  3t 2 )
R0 R0
1
IR   0R 2 I 0t (2  3t )
R0
2
I R  0 at t  0 and t 
3

    
4.(D) E cos 60 xˆ    sin 60  yˆ
20 r  20 r 20 r 
  3 1 
 1   yˆ  xˆ 
20 r  2  2 

5.(D)   500 109 m

So, for first minimum, d sin 1  
 y 
 sin 1  tan 1   
d D d
D 500 109 1
So, d  m
y 2.5 103
d  2 104 m
d  0.2 mm

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6.(A) Energy conservation:

2
GMm 1  GM  GMm 1 2
  m      mv1
R 2  R  2R 2
v1  0
Momentum conservation:
9m m
0 Vesc  V
10 10
GM
V  9 Vesc  9
2R
1 m
Kinetic energy of rocket    81 Vesc
2
2 10
81 GMm
 
40 R

 3R   1  5R 
(4)  
n1Cv1  n2Cv2  2   2  
 2   29 R
7.(D) Cv mix  
n1  n2 4
1 18
2
47 R C p 47
Cp mix  ; So, 
18 Cv 29

2r
8.(A) Time - period  T 
v
2a0 n2 n 2a0 n3
T   ; T 
v1 Z Z v1 Z 2
n3 T2 n23 Z12 27 1
T     
Z2 T1 n13 Z 22 1 4
27 27
T2  T1  1.6 1016 s  1.08 1015 s
4 4
9.(C) Loss in P.E. = Gain in K.E.
1 1 1 3 1 mr 2 2
2mgh  mgh  mv2  mv2  I 2  mgh  m 2 r 2   
2 2 2 2 2 2
7 4 gh 1 4 gh
 mgh  m2 r 2 ;  
4 7r 2 r 7
10.(C) Net magnetic flux through cylinder is zero as mono-poles do not exist.

net   I   II   III
0  0   II  0   II  0

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11.(A) For damped oscillation: ma  bv  kx  0

d 2x dx
m 2
 b  kx  0 … (i)
dt dt
For LCR series circuit:
di q
iR  L  0
dt C
d 2q dq 1
L 2
R  q0 … (ii)
dt dt C
1
Comparing (i) & (ii), L  m, C  , R  b
k
bt Rt
 
Amplitude A  A0e 2m  Amplitude charge Q  Q0e 2L

f0 f0 150 150
12.(D) M      25  6  31
fe D 6 25

CB02 3 108 m/s  (3 108T )2 27

13.(D) I avg    
 W/m2
20 2  410 T  m  A
7 1
80
So, I avg  0.11 W/m 2

14.(A) I AB  ICD  Md 2
2 MR 2
 MR 2 
5 4
13MR 2

20
I AB 13R 2 13
Radius of gyration    R
M 20 20
12 12 6 2I
15.(D) I  A  A  3A ; I1  I  2A
22 4 63 3

16.(D) Take origin at 1 kg mass, y = vertical, x = horizontal

1 0  1.5  3  2.5  0  3.0  3 1 0  1.5  0  2.5  4  3.0  4
X cm  cm  1.7 cm ; Ycm  cm  2.8 cm
8 8
17.(A) Intensity of light after passing through P1 be I 0
 Intensity of light passing through P, i.e. I P  I0 cos2 
Thus, Intensity of light passing through P2 will be
I0
I P2  ( I 0 cos 2 ) cos 2 (90  )  I0 cos2 .sin 2   sin 2
4

For maximum I P2  sin 2  1  
4

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18.(D) All dC’s are in parallel.

Ab

0 bdyK

C  dC ; dC 
d
0 bK0  bK   
 C
d 
(1  y)dy  0 0 1 
d  2 
0

A 0 K0   
C 1  2 
d  
T/A  T
19.(A) Young’s modulus Y  ; 
 / YA
T T
Wave speed v    T  AV 2
 A
 V 2 2.70 103 104
    3.86 104
Y 7.00 1010
20.(A) W  nRT0 n3
 P0V0 n3 J  1.01105 103  n3 J
 1011.1J  111.1J
NUMERICAL VALUE TYPE
T2 300
21.(100)   1   0.4  1   T1  500 K
T1 T1
300 300
Again, 0.5  1   0.5 
500  T1 500  T1
 500  T1  600 T1  100 K

22.(0.11) Volume of overflow

 Vturpentine  VA   turpentine V0    A V0 

 (  Turpentine  3 A )V0   (9.00 104  2.16 104 )V0

 6.84 104  2  80 L  0.11 L

1
23.(0.75) PE A  PEC  SPEC  mghA  mghC  kx 2
2
kx 2 100  1
 hC  hA   2m  m
2mg 2 1 10  4
 (2  1.25)m  0.75 m

R 2 ˆ ˆ 25 ˆ ˆ 2
24.(12.5) A  ( j  k)  ( j  k) m
2 2
25 25 25
  B. A  (3iˆ  4 ˆj  5kˆ). ( ˆj  kˆ)Wb  (4  5)Wb  Wb  12.5 Wb
2 2 2

h(v  v0 ) 6.63 1034 (8.2  3.3) 1014

25.(2) eVs  h(v  v0 ) ; Vs   ; Vs  2V
e 1.6 1019
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26.(2) T1  927  273  1200 K ; T2  27  273  300 K ; Vrms  T

1
Temperature has decreased to th. Therefore Vrms will become half.
4
h 1
De-Broglie wavelength   or   ; Z = 2.
mV V
2 1 2  1 2 1 2 1 2 1
27.(2)   ;    V = 2R = 2  1 c.m. = 2 cm.
V U R V  R V R
n n
N 1  1  1 t 40
28.(10)           n  4 Half-life    10 day.
N0  2   16   2  n 4
29.(242) When only the capacitor is removed, the phase difference between the current and voltage is:
X
tan   L
R
X 1
tan 30  L or X L  R
R 3
When only the inductor is removed, the phase difference between current and voltage is
X X 1
tan  '  C  tan 30  C or X C  R
R R 3
As X L  X C , therefore the given series LCR is in resonance.
 Impedance of the circuit is Z  R  200 
2
Vrms
The power dissipated in the circuit is P  Vrms I rms cos   cos 
Z

At resonance, power factor cos   1  P

2
Vrms  220V   242W
2

Z  200 
1  1   1 
30.(2) r  ut  a t 2 r   3at  t 2  iˆ   at  t 2  ˆj  xiˆ  yjˆ
2 ;  2   2 
When it crosses x-axis, y = 0
1
 at  t 2  0  t  0,2a
2

PART-B CHEMISTRY
1.(D) Factual
O
||
2.(B) CH3  C  CH3  H 2 O
A B
A - - A (dipole – dipole) & B – – – B & A – – – A & B - - B (H-bonding)
Basic oxygen of acetone help it to form strong H-bond with either of two acidic protons of water.
3.(B) Fe2  2e 
 Fe G10  2F  0.26 …(i)

Fe3  3e 
 Fe G 02  3F  0.76 …(ii)

Fe2 
 Fe3  e G30  1F  E30 …(iii)
+ equation (i) – equation (2) = equation (3)
G1  G2  G3 ; 0.52 F  2.23F  F  E3

1.76  E3 ; E3  1.76 V

4.(A) Factual 5.(B) Factual

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6.(A)

7.(B)

8.(A) n4 4s, 4p, 4d, 4f

n 2  16
No. of orbitals  1  3  5  7  16
1
Each orbital has one e with ms  
2
1 x 2
9.(D) K Mn O4 1 x  8  0 x  7
x 2
Mn O4 x40 x  4
1 x 2
K 2 Mn O4 2  x 8  0 x  6

10.(D) (A)

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(B)

(C)

(D)

11.(A) Due to lanthanoid contraction. 12.(C) Fact 13.(D) Fact

14.(B) Dipole moment of CH3Cl  CH 2 Cl2  CHCl3 15.(D) Cl2  Br2  F2  I 2

1.8 D 1.6D 1.0 D

16.(B) 17.(D) Fact

18.(A)

19.(C) : Guanidine type strongest organic base, conjugate acid is highly stabilised by resonance

structures.

: also guanidine type but less resonance stabilization of conjugate acid

: aliphatic amine conjugate acid is not stabilized by resonance order of Kb values

III < II < I

20.(A) Due to synergic bonding between carbon and metal, M–CO bond length shortens.

NUMERICAL VALUE TYPE

21.(1)

22.(10.85) M mol of H (initial)  200  0.031 2  12.4

M mol of OH (initial)  84  0.15  12.6
M mol of OH left after neutralization = 0.2
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0.2
[OH ]final   7 104 M ; pOH  3.15 & pH  10.85
284
23.(186.67) The number of nuclei at time t, N t is related to the number of nuclei present at t  0, N 0 by
 No 
ln    t, where  is activity constant
 Nt 
ln 2  No  ln 2
Half life t1/2  ,   2 ;  
  Nt  t1/ 2
If 99.0% sample has decayed, 1% is remaining so
No 100  100  ln 2
 ; ln    t or t  186.666  186..67years.
Nt 1  1  28 yrs
24.(164.8) 2A(s)  2B(g)  C(g)  D(s)
n g  1  2  1 ; G  H  TS ; H  U  n g RT

H  10.5 kJ  (1)(8.314)103 kJ)(298K)  10.5  2.48  12.977 kJ

G  H  TS = 12.977 kJ – 298 (44.1103 kJ) = 0.1648 kJ = 164.8 Joules.
(X Ba(ClO3 )2
25.(1.67) Cl2 (g)  Ba(OH)2  X  BaCl2  H 2O
X  H2SO4  2HClO3  BaSO4
Ba(ClO3 )2 Y

Y  H ClO3

total number of bonds between two atoms i n all structures 5

Bond order =  1.67
total numbers of structures 3

26.(0.52) Packing fraction of simple cubic unit cell = 0.52

PA0 X A 1 1
27.(0.10) yA   
PA0 X A  PB0 X B 0
P X 1  (3  3)
1  B0 B
PA X A
1
yA   0.1
10
67.2
28.(3) = mole of gas(X) evolved = 3 mole of gas(X)
22.4
The number of active Hatom present in a molecule is equal to the number of moles of gas obtained i.e
number of OH groups in compound (A) = 3.

29.(2) 5SO2  2MnO4 

 2Mn 2  5SO42
2 molof MnO 4  5moleof SO 2
0.4 molof MnO4  1moleof SO2
2SO 2  O2 2SO3
2 1
2  2x 1 x 2x

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2  2x  1 (as determined by MnO 4 )

2x
SO3    1M
V
SO2   1M
O2   0.5M

kc 
SO3 2  2
SO2 2 O2 
0.15
30.(5) [Pyridinium Chloride] =  1000  0.3M
500
[Pyridine] = 0.2M

POH  Pk b  log
Salt 
 base

POH   log 1.5 109  log  0.30
0.20
P OH  9
PH  5

PART-C MATHEMATICS

dt
1.(C) Put e y  t  e y dy  dt   2t  e3 x
dx

I.F.  e 
2 dx
 e2 x
t  e2 x  e  e dx
3x 2 x

t  e2x   e x dx  e x  c ; e y e2 x  e x  c

Put x  0, y  0 we get e0  e0  1  c
 e y e2 x  e x

e y  e3x  y  3x  f ( x)  3x
f (2)  6

x y z
2.(A)    1 (Intercept form of plane)
Equation of plane is
a b c
x0 y0 z 0 2(1)
  
1 1 1 1 1 1
2
 2 2
a b c a b c
2
 x
 1 1 1 
a 2  2  2 
a b c 
2 2
y ; z
 1 1 1   1 1 1 
b 2  2  2  c 2  2  2 
a b c  a b c 

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3.(C) Mean  nP  5   3
5
3 2 6
Variance  nPq  5   
5 5 5
6 21
Sum 3  
5 5
a
4.(D) y  mx  is tangent to y 2  4ax
m
2 1
So, 6   m
m 3
x
Now y   6 is tangent to x2  3by
3
3b
 x2 
x
6
3
x2  bx  18b
x2  bx  18b  0
D  0 b2  4  (18)b2 (b  0)
b  72
5.(B) 1371  1370  1369  .....  13  1
1372  1 (1336  1) (1336  1)
 
13  1 13  1
Greatest value of K  36
10!
6.(C) 9C1  as repeated digit have only 9 choices.
2!

dy
7.(D) kxk 1  ky k 1 0
dx
1 k
dy k ( x k 1 ) dy  y
    
dx k ( y k 1 ) dx x
5
Now by comparing 1  k 
3
5 2
k 1  k  
3 3
3 1
8.(C) cot   cot   cot   cot   
5 5
1
 1
cot  cot   1
cot(  )   5
cot   cot  3
5
6
   2  cot 2 (  )  4
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9.(D) The roots of the equation x2  x  1  0 are  ,  2

  
1 1 1 1 1 1 
   
AB  1  2  1   2 
   
1  4   1   4 
2 2

 1 1 1 1     2 1   2   4 
 
AB   1     2 1   2   4 1  3   6 
 8
1     1     1     
2 4 3 6 4

Substituting    and simplifying, we get

 1 0 0
 
AB   2 22 1 ; AB  3
 2 3 0
 
a b c
10.(A) c a b  0
b c a
 (a2  bc)  b(ac  b2 )  c(c2  ab)  0  a3  abc  abc  b3  c3  abc  0
 a3  b3  c3  3abc  0  (a  b  c)(a2  b2  c2  ab  b  ca)  0
 abc 0
11.(D) P q p q q p q p
T T F F T T
T F F T F T
F T T F T T
F F T T T F
( q p) V ( q  p)
T
T
T
T
It’s a tautology.

12.(A) f ( x)  cosec2 x  cot 2 x  2sin x cos x

 (cos x  sin x)2

cos x  0
 cos x  sin x sin x  0
 7 
if x   , 2 
 4 
f ( x)  cos x  sin x
 f ( x)   sin x  cos x
 11   11 11 
f     sin  cos
 6   6 6 
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 11   1 3  1 3
 f      
 6  2 2  2

13.(C) Put z  x  iy
x  u  iy
1
2( x  iy )  1
x  4  iy   2 x  1  2iy 

 ( x  4)2  y 2  (2x  1)2  (2 y)2

 x2  y 2  16  8x  4x2  1  4x  4 y 2
 3x2  3 y 2  12 x  15  0  x2  y 2  4 x  5  0
Circle with center (2, 0)
14.(B) Applying LMVT to f in [0, 1] and again in [1, 2] there exists C1  (0,1) , such that
f (1)  f (0)
 f  C11  3  f (1)  5 …(i)
1 0
There exists C2  (1, 2), such that
f (2)  f (1)
 f (C2 )  3  f (1)  5
2 1
Hence, (1) and (2) imply that f (1)  5

15.(C)

1 2

 3 x dxt  4  x 2 dx
0 1

1  x 2  3x  4  0
 3  2  2
 x2   x 4  x 2 4 1 x   x  4x  x  4  0
3    sin 

 3   2 2 2
1  x( x  y )  ( x  y )  0
 2   ( x  y )( x  y )  0

2 3 1 1
 2sin 1 1   3  2sin 1 
3 2 2
2 3 3 
 
3 2 3
 2 1  2 3 2 4  3
3      
3 2 3 6 3 6

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16.(C) 2ae  8  ae  4 ; b2  a2 (1  e2 )
 b2  a2  (ae)2  a 2  b2  16
2b 2 18 9
Length of L.R.   b2  a
a 5 5
99
 a2   16  5a2  99  80  0
5
5a2  25a  16a  80  0
5a(a  5)  16(a  5)  0
(a  5)(5a  16)  0
4
a5  e
5
17.(C) a  5d  2 ; P  a1 a4 a5
 a(a  3d )(a  4d )
 (2  5d )(2  2d )(2  d )
P  2(4  16d  17d 2  5d 3 )
P  2(16  34d  15d 2 )  0
2 8
d  and
3 5
For least product d  2 / 3
18.(C) g[ f (n)]  x2  4n  3

  1  1 1   1 2  1
 g  f     4   3   f    1  5 
  2  4 2   2   4
2
  1  25 1 5
  f  2   4  f  
   2 2
3
1
19.(C) I 
5  x  f ( x)  f ( x  1) dx …(i)
2
3
1
I  (5  x)  f (5  x)  f (6  x) dx
5
2
3
1
I  (5  x)  f ( x  1)  f ( x) dx …(ii)
5
2
Adding (i) and (ii)
3
5
2I 
5   f ( x)  f ( x  1) dx
2
3 3
2I   f ( x) dx   f ( x  1)dx
2 2
3 3
2I   f ( x) dx   f 6  x dx
2 2

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3 3
2I   f ( x)dx   f ( x)dx
2 2
3 2
I  f ( x)dx  I   f ( x  1) dx
2 1

aˆ  bˆ
20.(C) will be the bisector of the given vectors
| aˆ  bˆ |
| aˆ  bˆ |2  | aˆ |2  | b |2  2 aˆ  bˆ
1  1  2cos 
 2(1  cos )
 2  2cos2  / 2
 4cos2  / 2
| aˆ  bˆ |  2cos  / 2
aˆ  bˆ
Since 
2cos  / 2

NUMERICAL VALUE TYPE


21.(36) Given limit is of the form (1)
lim 2 x log 2  3 x log 3 6 x log 6
L  e x 0 1

L  elog (236)  elog36  36

22.(126) Put x  1 we get 101  1  a0  a1  a2 ___  a250
Put x  1 we get 1  151  a0  a1  a2 ___ a250
252  2(a0  a2  ____ a250 )
a0  a2  a4  ____  a250  126

n2  1
23.(16) Variance of first n natural numbers is 2  n 2  25  n  5
12
and variance of first m odd natural numbers is
(m 2  1) m2  1
22  40   10
12 12
 m2  1  120  m2  121  m  11

 5  2  1 3  7  2 
24.(5) Areas of APC , APB, BPC are equal if P is centroid. P  ,   P(2,2)
 3 3 
Distance PB is 5.
25.(1)

Function is not differentiable at x  3, 4, 5

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So, f (3)  f (4)  f (5)

0 1 0 1
26.(0.20) Let P  A  P  B   K
 B  P A  B
P     0.8 K  P  B  A
 A P  A
P  A  B  K  K  P  A  B

0.6  2 K  K  0.8  1.2 K  K  , Now P  A  B    A  B 

1
2
1 1
 P  A  P  B   2P  A  B   1  2  0.8 
2 5
16 r r
 x   1  16 1
27.(16) General term Tr 1  Cr 
16
    Cr 16  r
. x162 r
 cos    x sin    cos    sin   r

If this term is independent of x,

Then 16  2r  0
1 28
 The term independent of x  16C8  16C8
cos  sin 8
8
sin 8 2
28 28 28
1  C8
16
 16C8 28 ;  16C8  16C8  16C8 212
sin 2
8 2
    1 
8
sin 8 
4  
 2
212
2
 8
 24  16
1 2
28.(15) Equation of pair OP and OQ is obtained by homogenizing.
 Equation of pair OP and OQ is
5x2  12 xy  6 y 2  (4 x  2 y)( x  ky)  3( x  ky)2  0
OP and OQ are equally inclined to x-axis.
Coefficients of xy  0  k  1

k
29.(0.33) x  i cot , k {1, 2, 3, ....., n  1}
n

cos k
x n
Then 
1 i sin 
k
n
n
 x 1 2k  2k   x 1
    cos  i sin     cos 2k   i sin 2k   1
 x 1  n n  x 1 
 ( x  1)n  ( x  1)n  0  nC1xn  1  nC3 xn  3  .....  0
k
Roots of above equation are i cot , k {1, ......, n  1}
n
n 1 n 1 2
k   k  
2
   p   q  n
  
C3
  i cot    i cot   2.  i cot 
  i cot   0  2
k  1
n    n   1  p  q  n 1 
n   n  n
C1
 k 1 
(n  1)(n  2)
 f (n)  .
3
30.(90) Required ways  6C2 .4 C2  90.

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