TARGET IIT-JEE

CLASS X II [MAIN - 2]

ALL INDIA TEST SERIES

ANSWER KEY WITH SOLUTION
MATHEMATICS
SECTION - A
1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

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30.

PHYSICS

Section-A
1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

9.

10.

11.

12.

13.

14.

15.

16.

17.

18.

19.

20.

21.

22.

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24.

25.

26.

27.

28.

29.

30.

CHEMISTRY
SECTION - A
1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

9.

10.

11.

12.

13.

14.

15.

16.

17.

18.

19.

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21.

22.

23.

24.

25.

26.

27.

28.

29.

30.

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SOLUTIONS
MATHEMATICS

SECTION A
Single Correct
1.

ln(1 6f 2 (x) 3f(x))

lim

lim

x a

x + px + q = 0
&

x2 + px r = 0

6f 2 (x) 3f(x)

x 0

6f 2 (x) 3f(x)
3f(x)

6f(x) 3
1
3

( ) ( ) = 2 + (Given that )

5.

lim
L1 = x 0 (cos x sin x)cosec x = e

= ( ) + P

= 2 ( + ) + r

= 2 + p r 2 p q 0

cos x sin x 1
lim

sin x
x0

For equation (1)

= 2 + p + q q r
= (q + r)
2.

x
x
x

1 2 sin2 2 sin . cos 1

2
2
2

= lim
x
x

x 0
2 sin . cos

2
2

D
sin sin cos cos + 1 = 0

x
x

sin cos
2
2
= lim
x
x 0
cos

cos ( + ) + 1 = 0
cos ( + ) = 1 sin ( + ) = 0
then 1 + cot tan = 1 +

cos sin
sin cos

=1

L1 = e1 a = 1/e (as function is continuous)

sin cos cos sin

sin( )
=
=0
sin cos
sin cos

1/ x
e 2 / x e3 / x
lim e
L2 = x 0
2
a . e / x b . e3 / x

Divided Nr & Dr by e3/x

3.

2 / x
e 1/ x 1
1
lim e
= x 0
=
a . e 1/ x b
b

x + 2 {x} > 1
2{x} > 1 x
[x]2 5[x] + 7 = ([x] 2) ([x] 3) +1 > 1

L2 =

6.

4.

1/3

1
1
=
b=e
b
e

3
3 1

1
sin1
=sin1
=sin sin 12 = 12 ;

2
2
2
2

cos 1 cos =
; sec 1 sec =
6
4

6
4

C
2
since f(a) = 0 lim(6f (x) 3f(x) 0
x a

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by definition

a.b = 1

(0, 2)

1/3

1
b

Now sin1 cot = sin1 cot = 0
12
6
4

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11.

B
/ 2

Let I1 =

cos x 4
dx
3 sin x 4 cos x 25

/ 2

and

I2 =

(f 'g g' f) / g2

....(1)

(f / g 1)

f /g 1

f ' g g' f
dx dt
g2

Let f/g = t

sin x 3
dx ....(2)
3 sin x 4 cos x 25
=

now we multiply the (1) by 4 and (2) by 3 and add to get

dx

dt

(t 1)

t 1

Let t 1 = z2 dt = 2zdz
/ 2

Then 4I1 + 3I2 =

4 cos x 3 sin x 25
dx = ....(3)
2
3 sin x 4 cos x 25

2zdz
dz
2 2
2
2)z
z 2

(z

and we multiply the (1) by 3 and (2) by 4 and

subtract to get
/ 2

3I1 4I2 =

28
3 cos x 4 sin x
dx =n 29 ....(4)

3 sin x 4 cos x 25

again multiply (3) by 4 and (4) by 3 and add to get

12.

2 tan1

2 tan1

f g
c
2g

B
x + y = 2, x y = 2
f(x) is even function

28
25I1 = 2 + 3 ln
29
a + b + c + d = (2 + 3 + 28 + 29) = 62

(0,2)
(2,0)

1/2

8.

f(x) dx

(2,0)

1/2

(0,2)

we know tan (A + B) = tan (A + B) =

1/2

tan A tan B
1 tan A tan B

tan A tan B = 1

tan A tan B
tan( A B)

13.

tan x tan 2x
dx
tan( 3 x )

(tan 3x tan x tan 2x) dx

1
1
=
n sec 3x n sec x
n sec 2x + c
3
2

10.

(a b) a (b a) b

= (a a ) b ( b a )a ( b b )a (a b) b

3
= a 2 b 2 a b a 2 b 2 a b a b a 2 b 2 a b
=

9.

9
4

f(x) dx =

tan x tan 2x

tan x . tan 2x = 1
tan( 3 x )

tan 3x 1

14.

a ba 2 b 2 a b2 = (a b ) a b 2

C
a = r distance from (3, 4) to the tangent
at vertex
=

3475 2

2
a=5
LR = 4a = 20

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C
F1(3, 3) ; F2(4, 4)
2ae = F1F2
2ae =

( 3 4 )2 (3 4 )2

(1 v)dv

2ae = 5 2

1 2v v2

....(1)

dx
=0
x
2

or x + 2xy y = c

1 7
centre ,
2 2

Since the curve passes through (1, 1), c = 2

2

Hence the required curve is x y + 2xy = 2.

2

y
2

+
2
b

Passing through origin

1
4a

=1

49
4b

17.

18.

19.

= 1 ...(2)
x3 dx + y3 dy +

From (1) and (2) e =

5
7

3
[2xy2 dx + 2x2y dy] = 0
2

x3 dx + y3 dy +
16.

ln (1 + 2v v ) + ln x = constant

mid point of P1P2 will be centre of ellipse

x
2

Ellipse
a2

dv
1 2v v2
=
dx
v 1

A
The equation of the line through P (x, y)
making an angle with the x-axis which is
supplementary to the angle made by the
tangent at P (x, y) is Yy=

dy
(Xx) ....(1)
dx

20.

y
y
OA = x +
dy
dy
dx
dx

x4
y4 3
+
+ (x2y2) = c x4 + y4 + 6x2y2 = c
2
4
4

B
Let a point P(3 + 1, + 2, 2 + 3) of the

Where it meets the x-axis

Y = 0, X = x +

3
d(x2 y2) = 0
2

first line also lies on the second line.

....(2)

Then

3 1 3 2 1 2 3 2
=
=
=1
1
2
3

Hence the point of intersection P of the

The line through P(x, y) and perpendicular

two lines is (4, 3, 5)

dx
to (1) is Y y =
(X x),
dy

Equation of plane perpendicular to OP

where O is (0, 0, 0) and passing throughP is
4x + 3y + 5z = 50

Where it meets the y-axis

X = 0, Y = y

y
x
OB = y
.
dy
dy
dx
dx

21.

A
required region =

4
4

Since OA = OB,

dy
yx
y
yx
x+
or (y x) =
or
=
dy
dy
dx
yx
dx
dx

(0,1)

(1,0)

(1,0)

Writting y = vx this equation becomes

v+x

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dv
1v
=
dx
v 1

(0,1)

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28.

Given, 2 sin + tan = 0

1 4 2
= 5 5 = 15 =10
3
Now,

2 sin +

x 1
y2
z 1
=
=
=r
1
2
2

sin
=0
cos

sin (2 cos + 1) = 0

Foot of perpendicular [(r+1), (2r2), (2r+1)]

lies on x + 2y 2z 10 = 0
Foot of perpendicular = (8/3, 4/3, 7/3).

sin = 0

or

= n or = 2m
23.

29.

| PR QR |
Perpendicular distance =

Let

Let

R
) (i 2j k
) |
| (2i 3j 6k
6

97
3

a b
D=

c d

1 b
c 1

2 2 = 4

1 b
c 0

or

0 b
c 1 = 2C1 + 2C1 = 4

a b
c d

B
Locus of P

x2 + y2

2x
+ 4y 7 = 0
3

Equation of AB 3x + 4y + 7 = 0
passes through centre of above circle.

n, m

Each element can be either 0 or 1 Total

determinants = 2 2 2 2 = 16
Non-Negative Determinants :

(a b)(a b 1)

= 5050
2
24.

2
3

1
2

PR = 2 i 3 j 6k

QR i 2j k

cos =

| QR |

[ cos 0]

10
Maximum distance = Radius =
3

Only one outof a,b,c or d is equal to 1

30.

Letters

Digits

P(A) = P(letter pallindrome) =

25.

26.

27.

B
T = S1 put (0, 0)

locus x2 + y2 2x 4y = 0
C
S = a0 + a1 x + a2 x2 +....... + a210 x210
put x = 1 and x = 1 and add
A
2m + 3n + 5p = 2m + (4 1)n + (4 + 1)p
= multiple of 4 + 2m + (1)n +
p
(1)
Case 1 m = 1 n is even, p any no.
Case 2 m 1 n is odd p any no.
Number of ways 1 2 4 + (2 4) 3 = 32
= 25

26 26 1
1
=
26 26 26
26

P(B) = P(Digit Pallendrome)

=

10 10 1
1
=
10 10 10
10

P(Both letter & Dight Pallindrome)

P(A B) =

26 26 1 10 10 1
1

26 26 26 10 10 10 260

P(A B) = P(A) + P(B) = P(A B)

=

1
1
1
7

10 26 260 52

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PHYSICS
5.

Section-A
1.

A
A photon of 656.3 nm is emitted when
electron jumps from third orbit to first orbit.
Hence, due to scattering of external electron,
energy supplied appears as excitation energy
of H-atom from n = 1 to n = 3.
1

E0 13.6 1 2 eV
3

VIBGYOR

decreases

If photoelectrons are not coming out from

green light, the threshold frequency is greater
than that for green light.
6.

13.6 1 eV
9

13.6 8

eV 12.09 eV
9
2.

C
The maximum velocity of swing will be when
it crosses the lowest point and minimum
velocity when it is at a height of h, i.e., at
its maximum displacement.
The potential energy = mgh = mgL (1cos)
= 2mg (1 cos 30)
Potential energy = Kinetic energy

1
mv2 2mg 1 cos 30
2

v2 1

v1 2
5 1

7
7
red
for red = 1.4
5
29
green
1.45
20
3
Blue 1.5
2
Composite light incidents normally on the face
AB and passed undeviate through this face
and incident at an angle of incidence 45.
On the face AC some colour light refracted
from this face and some undergo total internal
reflection, then rays undergo internal
reflection for which 45=critical angle.
sin C = 1

sinC

So,

7.

where, f' = frequency of fundamental mode

of vibration in liquid
f = fundamental frequency of vibration in air
= density of liquid
= density of body
In this problem,

1000
f' 1
260Hz

8000

260Hz
8

= 243.2 Hz

2
8.

2 =1.414.
Hence, green and blue light undergo total
internal reflection and red light is refracted
and separated from blue and green.

4.

dB
dt
1 dB
E r
2 dt
e dB
r
eE 2 dt
a

me
me
1
1.6 1019 0.1 0.01
2

9.1 1031
= 8.79 107 m/s2

E 2r r 2

RT
v sound

M
vrms
3

v sound

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C
Intensity of light from C2 = I0
On rotating through 60,
I = I0 cos2 60
(law of Malus)

I
1
I0 0
4
2
9.

3RT
vrms

330 0
1000 1007Hz
330 2.3

f' 1 f

than

3.

v v0
n
v vs

Hence, a ray undergoes total internal

reflection for which refractive index is greater

nmax

vrms

3
v sound

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D

d
1

and

From Eqs. (i) and (ii)

14.

15.

D
As the currents are in opposite directions.
The magnetic field induction due to current
in each wire will add up at O. The direction
of magnetic field is perpendicular to X-Y plane
and is directed inwards i.e., along negative
Z-axis.

16.

C
Let T = temperature difference between the
rings
R = total thermal resistance of the ring
When = 180 the resistances will be R/2,
R/2 and both are in parallel, so equivalent
resistance = R/4

....(i)
....(ii)

Hence, (a) is correct.

11.

D
For a capacitor, q = CV
dq
dV
I
C dt
dt

i.e.,

12.

dV
=constant
dt

I = constant if

I
1
0.5F
dV 2
dt

Rate of total heat flow =

U k 1 e x

Q1
T
1.2
t
R
/ 4

T
R
When = 90 there are two sections, with
resistances, R/4 and 3R/4 in parallel.

0.3

d x2
dU
ke x
dx
dx
2

2xke x
or

F 2xke

So, equivalent resistance =

x2

For small value of x, e x 1

F = 2kx
2

or

ma 2kx

or

Rate of heat flow =

a x
Hence, motion is SHM.
13.

B
In the absence of magnetic field
mg = 2kx0
The current in the rod is I

2k
x
m

....(i)

17.

E
R

Magnetic force on the rod is

ELB
Fm BIL
R
in downward direction.

BLE
4kx0 mg

R
From Eqs. (i) and (ii), we have
BLE
4kx0 2kx0
R
2kx0R mgR
B

EL
LE

18.

19.

Q2
T

t
3R
16

16 T
3 R

16
0.3W 1.6W
3

B
The potential difference = 2V

q = 10 C
B
From figure,
VA = VB

....(ii)

3R
16

q
q

VA VB 0

B
The direction of magnetic field due to all the
infinite wires is same. Hence net magnetic
field at the point P is

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i

o
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o i 1 1
i 1 o i
1 ......... o
=

2 d 2 4
2 d 1 1/ 2 2 d / 2

22.

23.

Gm
GM

2
x2
d x

For the magnetic field to be zero at point P.

The current should be in same direction

o i
2 l
o i o i

2 l 2 d / 2
d
l
2

i.e.

20.

d x

15
m3 / s
1000 60
1
A1v1 A2 v2
m3 / s
4000

or
or

and

1
1

4000 A1 4000 2 104

10

1.25m / s
8
1
1
v2

4000 A2 4000 0.5 104

10

5m / s
2
1
gh 1 v22 v12
2
1 2
2
h
5 1.25

2g
v1

dp
dt

p
t

F m1g = v

m
x
L

F m1g = vv = v2

F = m1g + v2
m
m1
x
Here,
L
m

m
m
F
xg v2

L
L
m 2

v xg
L
D
If d sin = ( - 1)t, central fringe is obtained at O.
If d sin > ( - 1)t, central fringe is obtained
above O and
if d sin < ( - 1)t, central fringe is obtained
below O.
mass of lifting portion =

26.

v A 2 x2
x

27.

4.
5

A
4
v.
may be
2
5

or kinetic energy will become

A
15
, A 2 x2
A
4
16
A
3
2
2
A
and at x , A x
2
4

4
times or
5

m
x
( m=x)
v
t
t
where is linear mass density or rope of m1 is

v A 2 x2

Therefore, velocity at x

i.e.,

at x

A2 x2 has become

m M

A
The rate of change of momentum gives net
forces,

D
Force increases linearly therefore, force
A
acting on the particle at x
will be 2F..
2
2
Potential energy U x , i.e., potential energy

i.e.,

25.

1.55 103 m 1.55mm

at

G
d

B
In case (i) work done by friction is zero, while
in case (ii) it is non-zero.

A
will become 4U.
2
Speed of particle is given by

24.

1.3
25 1.5625
2 1000 9.8

i.e.,

m
m M
M

d
m M
Gm
Gm
v

x
d x

A1v1 A 2v2

21.

B'

A
Let potential of point O be x V and currents
I1, I2, I3
and I4 are shown in figure.
I1 + I2 = I3 + I4

5 x 10 x x x

2
3
3 2

0.8 times.
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D
I1

I2
O 3

equation y = 2a sin

10 V

I4
2

Solving, x = 3.5 V

(A)
28.

C
Comparing the given equation with standard

1 3 I3

5 V

29.

nx

cos (t).
L

We get a = 1 mm
B

and

I3

nx
6.28 x or
L

L = (n/2) m

smallest possible length = 0.5 m

(C)

A
Flux through the cube is maximum when the
charge inside it is maximum.

30.

B
Due to symmetry the branch BD can be
removed.

(B)

h
b
l
Charge associated with wire

Q l

Q is maximum when l is maximum.

So for maximum flux wire should be placed
along the diagonal of cuboid.
Length of diagonal =

max

L2 B 2 H 2

Qmax L2 B 2 H 2

o
o

(1)

Similarly for minimum flux the wire should be

placed along height (h).
h<b<l

min

Qmin h

o
o

(2)

From (1) and (2)

max
l 2 b2 h2

min
h

(A)

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CHEMISTRY
11.

SECTION - A
1.

Br
Et

Et

(1)

y=

CH CH 3
,z=

Me
OH

OH

OH

CH=CH2

Me

Me

Me

x=

Et

Et

OCH2Ph

CH3
CH

(2)

(3)

OH

(4)

12.

13.

A
Given that, w = 0.5143 g, W = 35 g and

2.

3.

T = 0.323C

T = kb. m = kb .

t =

15
100
log

0.693
20

15
log5
log 2

0.323 = 3.9

1000w
mW

1000 0.5143
m 35

m = 177.42
14.

B
PH = 13 POH 1 [OH ] = 0.1 M

4.

5.

Now, [Cu2+] in solution

[OH ]

1.0 10 19

Gauche form will be most

ECu2 / Cu E0Cu2 / Cu

0.059
1
log
n
[Cu2 ]

0.059
1
log 17
2
10

stable due to intra molecular H-bonding force.

= 0.34

6.

= 0.1615 V

7.

8.

9.

10.

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(0.1)2

Now, from nernst equation.

OH

= 1017 M

K sp

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24.

25.

16.

26.

27.

17.

28.

18.

29.

19.

20.

21.

22.

B
Ph

HO
H

CH 3

Br

Product of reaction 1

Ph
H
Br

HBr

Br
H

Ph

H
+ M.I.
Br
Ph

CH3
Product of reaction 2

Br
*

enantiomers
(4) RR, SS, Rs and SR
23.

D
At the boiling point, the vapour pressure of

30.

liquid becomes equal to the atmospheric

pressure.
Now

Xbenzene Pbenzene + XtoluenePtoluene= Patm

or

x 960 + (1 x) 380 = 790

Mole fraction of benzene, x = 0.655

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