ANDHERI / BORIVALI / DADAR / CHEMBUR / THANE / MULUND/ NERUL / POWAI

IIT-JEE ADVANCED 2013 DATE: 02/06/2013

PAPER – 2 (CODE – 3 )

Sol: (a, d)
M M

w = M
GMm GMm 1 2
  mv
L L 2
GM
v min  2
L
As external force is acting on the body energy will not be constant
Sol:
m
k
Elastic collision, so energy loss = 0
Speed = Uo U o


phase angle =
3 o
60o
30

2
total angle sustained by particle to reach eq. Position =
3
2 m
t=
3 k
nd
2 time it will cross, when

0 
 3
2


2

Total angle
2 5
 
3 3
 5 m
So time =
3 k

Sol: (a, d)
due to hollow cylinder
 B.de   oiinside
B=0
but due to solenoid B in =  o nI
( 0 < r < R)

for R< r < 2R, due to hollow cylinder, B will be tangential as well as it is alone the axis is due to
solenoid. So B and C is not correct.
Due to hollow sphere there is magnetic field at r > 2Ro correct.

Sol:
CASE-I

Vwinel  

u u Vsouvel  V

O S
  v   u   
f2    f1  f 2  f1  A 
 v   u   
CASE-II
Vwinel  

u u
O S

v  v 0 v   u  
f2   f1  f 2  f1 (B)
v  vs v   u  

Sol: 2d sin   
ln 2  ln d  ln sin   ln 
  0
d
  cot  
d
d
 cot  
d
 is cost
  cot  
Option (d) correct.
So (c) not possible
d   cot     d

  cot    
2sin 

as   cot cos   sin  

 d will decrease.
So A & B not possible.
Sol: Let the distance b/w centres be d.

P
r1 r2

C1 C2
d

  

E p  E1  E 2
 
 r1 r 2
Ep  
3  3 o
   
Ep 
3 o

r1  r 2 

 d
Ep 
3 o
 field is constant in magnitude & direction
 (C) , (D)
Sol: (a, b, c, d)
dQ dT
Rate of heat transfer =  mc
dt dt
 dQ   dT 
   mc av  
 dt av  dt 
From 0 – 100k c is increasing linearly
So option (a) is right
cav for 400 – 500k range is greater than 0 – 100k
so option (b) is right
‘c’ is constant between 100 – 300k
So option (c) is also correct
C is increasing from 200 – 300k
So option (d) is also correct

Sol: A,C
nh 3h
Orbital angular momentum  
2 2
 n=3
n2a
Also, r 

n2
This in this cose 4.5a  
a

 Z=2
 This the electron may de excite from
(I) n = 3 to n = 1
1  1 1   1  32R 9
  2 R  2  2   4R 1    
  n1 n 2   9 9 32R
(II) n = 3 to n = 2
1  1 1  1 1  5  5R 9
  2 R  2  2   4R     4R    
  n1 n 2  4 9  36  9 5R
(III) n = 2 to n = 1 (after it de excited to n = 2)
1  1 1   1 1
  2 R  2  2   4R  1    3R   
  n1 n 2   4 3R

9.
Sol: Loss of gravitational potential energy
= mgh
= mg R sin 
1
= 110  40  J
2
= 200J
Loss of energy through friction
= 150 J
1
 kinetic energy = 50 J = mv 2
2
2
 v  100  v = 10 m/s
10.
mv 2 100
Sol: Total centripetal acceleration = 
R 40
=2.5N
o
30

o
60

mg

2.5 = N – mg cos 60o

mg
=N–  N 5
2
N = 7.5 N

11.
Sol: (b)
600kw
Current produced at power station =
4000V
= 150 A
0.4
Total resistance =  20km  8
km
2 2
 Power loss = I R = 150  8 = 180 kw
180kw
 % age power loss = 100  30%
600kW
12.
Sol: (a)
10
Voltage after stepping up =  4000  40000v
1
Let required ration be N : 1
1
Voltage after step –down = 200v = 40000 
N
40000
 N=  200
200
 Answer = 200: 1

13.
Sol: (b)
d 
E(2R)   3  R 2  
 dt 
 dB 
E2 R  R 2  
 dt 
R  dB  R  B  R  B  0 
E    
2  dt  2  t  2 1  0 
RB
E
2
14.
Sol: (b)
By impulses momentum theorem,
 – QE (1) = mR() = –QER
 L = – QER
  = r L
= – rQER
QBR 2
 = 
2

15.
Sol: 3I :  13 4    E
7.01 6004 = 3.016050 + 4.002603 + E
E<0
 not possible
210 209 1
84 Po 83 Bi 1 P  E

again E < 0
2 4 6
1 H  2 He 3 Li  E

E>0
For D to E < 0
zn + se  Gd + E
E<0

16.
Sol: (a)
210 206 4
84 Po 82 Pb  2 
209.982876 = 205.974455 4.002603 + E
E = 209.982876
– 205.974455
– 4.002603
= 0.005818
= 0.005818 932  1000 Kev
Total energy = 5422 = k
Pi  Pf
2m1k1  2m 2 k 2
m1k1 = m2k2
(Energy will break in the inverse ratio of their masses)
m2
K.E of Alpha = k
m1  k 2

206
=  5422
210
= 5319
Sol: (d)
i) e – t  3 < 2 and 2 > 1
ii) e – g  1 = 2 since light is undeflected at that interface
iii) e – h 2 > 1 and 3 < 2 since light bends away from the normal
iv) e – i  The condition for total internal reflection is satisfied
Sol: (c)
Sol: F  H is adiabatic
F  G is isothermal
32P V
 Va   32V
P

F
32Po

G
Po
E H

Vo 8Vo 32Vo
 Also, P , VH 5/3  32 P .V 5/3  VH  323/5 V  8V
 WG.E  P  32V  V   31P.V  P  4
WG  H  P  32Vo  8V   24P.V  Q  3
8P V  32P V
WF H 
5
1
3
WFH  36P V  R  (2)
 32V 
WFG  32P V ln    160P V ln  2 
V
  
(5)  (1)
 (A) is correct

238 234
Sol: 92 U 90 Th  42  P2
15 0 
8 O 15
7 N 1 e Q 1
239
94 Pu 140 99
51 La  37 R4
S3