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PHYSICS
SECTION-1

R
1.(A) Since the motion inside the tunnel will be similar to part of SHM with time period T  2
g

g
2 
R
V02 2 gR
A2  x02   R2 
 2
 g / R
 A  3R
x  A sin  t.  R  3R sin  t 
1 1  1 
 t sin  
  3
R 1  1 
 t sin  
g  3
 4 
2.(C) Fg    r 3  g
 3 

FE  qE
4
qE  . r 3 g
3
4
. r 3 g
q 3
E
4 3
 r g
q 3
Number of electrons, n   n 
e eE

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 4 3
 . 3 r 
Total number of electrons    N AZ
 A 
 
4
  r 3 g / eE
3 gA
Fraction  
4 3
 r N A Z / A eEZN A
3
1
3.(A) B at end  B at interior
2
B
IdL    2T sin d
2
dL  R(2d )
B
IR  2d  2T d
2
BIR
T
2
0.5
4.(B) Least count of screw gauge   0.01 mm  r
50
0.5
Diameter r  2.1 mm  20   2.30 mm
50
r 0.01 r 1
 or 100 
r 2.30 r 2.30
m m
Now density d  
v 4  r 3
 
3 2
Here, r is the diameter
d  m  r   m  r  1
 100    3   100  100  3    100  1%  3   2.4%
d m  r  m  r  2.30

SECTION-2

5.(BD)
Up-thrust = Force due to surface tension + weight of cube
a2 h g  S  4a  mg
mg  4Sa 10  8
 h   1.8m
a 2 g 10
6.(CD)

7.(ABC)
We know that L  n
h n 1 Z2 Z2
  ; K  mv 2  2 ; E  K  
mv Z 2 n n2

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8.(BC) Let the velocity of the CM of the cylinder be vCM

Since the velocity of the point of the cylinder in contact with the surface must be zero,
vCM  R
And, since the velocity of the point of the cylinder in contact with the plank must be equal to the velocity
of the plank, vCM  R  v
v v
Solving we get, vCM  and  
2 2R
Now, the kinetic energy of the cylinder,
2 2
1 11  1 v 1  v  3
K  M vCM
2
  MR 2  2  M    MR 2    Mv
2
2 2 2  2 2 4  2 R  16

9.(CD) The change in momentum for each time internal t0 , p  Ft0 which is constant
But the change in kinetic energy in each time internal t0 is different
p 2 F 2t02
First t0 interval : K1  
2m 2m
(2p) 2  (p) 2 3F 2t02
Second t0 interval : K 2  
2m 2m
The change in kinetic energy is K  Fx0  constant
First x0 displacement : p1  2m K1  2m ( Fx0 )
Second x0 displacement
p2  2m(2Fx0 )  2m( Fx0 )  0.414 2m( Fx0 )

10.(AD)
x  z plane
Normal is ĵ
cos A  b, cos B    sin A  a, sin B  
1 sin A   2 sin B  1a   2 
y  z plane
Normal is iˆ
cos A  a,cos B    sin A  b, sin B  
1 sin A   2 sin B  1b   2

11.(BC)
v  8iˆ  g sin 37 ˆj  8iˆ  6 ˆj
v  10m / s
1
12   6 t 2  t  2s  x  8  2   16m
2
12.(ABD)
5
i  0.5 A
28
VAB  i  8   4V
3
Balance length, l   2  1.5m
4
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SECTION-3

13.(9)
Loss in GPE  Gain in SPE
1 2 1
mgx  k  2 x  x0   kx02
2 2
1
2
 
1
mgx  k 4 x 2  x02  4 x x0  kx02
2
mg  2kx  2kx0
mg 2  10
x  x0   0.01  0.09m  9cm
2k 2  100
14.(0.95)
Let the initial height of mercury column be h, let the initial area of cross-section of the beaker be A
Then, then the initial volume of mercury in the beaker,
V
V  Ah  h
A
Now, after heating, let the height of mercury column be h, let the area of cross-section of the beaker be
A and let the volume of mercury be V’

Then, h ' 

V ' V 1  γ Hg  80  20 


A'  2 
A 1  γ g  80  20  
 3 
 1  60γ Hg 
 h'  h
 1  40γ g  
  h 1  60γ Hg  40γ g 
 
So, the increase in mercury column,

h  h ' h  h 60 Hg  40 g    h  0.095cm

15.(328)
 V  2  V  V  2   330  2 
f  f0     f0    332    328Hz
 V  V  2  V  2   330  2 
16.(3)
1 dy

C k 0 A
d
1 dy

C 0 0 A sec  y / 2d 

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 y 
d
1 1
 
C 0 A 0
cos  dy
 2d 

1  sin  y / 2d  
d
1 1 2d
   
C 0 A   / 2d  0 0 A 
0 A
C
2d
17.(21.50)
dQ KA T1  T2 
  1800 
11.2T1  14  T1  21.5C
dt L 0.5  102
 
18.(4) y  3tan   2t 
 6 

Where   1 s 1  rad / s.
180
  
 y  3tan   t 
 6 90 
dy    
  3sec2   t  
dt  6 90  90
   
 V sec2   t 
30  6 90 
At t  15sec

 V15 

30
 
sec2  
3
4
30
m/s

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CHEMISTRY
SECTION-1

1.(C) m C15H31COO Na 

After CMC, as the conc. Increases the aggregation of sodium stearate occurs &   m  decreases.

 Co  BO 2 2
  
2.(C) Na 2 B4O710H2O   Na 2 B4O7   NaBO2  B2 O3 and CoO  B2 O3 
 H 2O
Blue colour

3.(C) Order of acidic strength : IV > III > I > II

(I) : –M effect of ester group

(II) : +M effect of CH3O

(III) : Stronger acid than benzoic acids

(IV) : Stronger acid than formic acid due to EW effect of sp

hybrid carbon

4.(B) Kaolinite  Al2  OH 4 Si 2 O5 

Haematite Fe2 O3
Malachite CuCO3Cu  OH 2
Zincite ZnO

SECTION-2
5.(AB)
C12 H22O11 
2 C H O  C H O
H O
(A) 6 12 6 6 12 6
Maltose glu cos e glu cos e

(B) C6H12O6  Br2  H2O 

 gluconic acid

(C)

(D) C6 H12O6  H2O 

 No reaction

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6.(ABC)
Enthalpy of formation is standard heat of formation of 1 mol
1
(A) H2 g   O2 g   H2O l  (B) C s   O2 g  
 CO 2 g 
2
(C) C s   2H 2 g  
 CH 4 g 
All these represent standard enthalpy of formation
(D) 2C g   3H 2 g  
 C2 H6 g  : C is not present in standard elementary state.

7.(ABC)
  BN x (Boron nitride) (graphite like structure)
B2 O3  NH3 
high T

excess P

B2 H6  NH3 
 B3 N3H6
high T
1:2
(Borazine)
(Inorganic benzene)

 H3 BO3  H 2 g  
B2 H6  H 2 O  H3 BO3 :
(Z)

8.(ABCD)

and CrO24  (tetrahedral)

 NH4 2 Cr2O7 

 N 2 g  Cr2O3(s)
 
 H 2O
X Y
3
9.(A,B) Eav  KT
2
3RT
Urms 
M

10.(B,D)

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SO 2 , C6 H5Cl, H 2Se, BrF5

11.(ACD)
92 U 238  90 Th 234  2 He4  x1 
90 Th 234  91Pa 234   or  1e0  x 2 
91 Pa 234  92 Z234   or  1e0  x 3 
92 Z234  90 Th 230  2 He 4  x 4 
x1  
x2  
x3  
x4  
12.(AD)

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13.(3.0)
rk  X b  Y q  Zn
q
r2  Y2 
 
r1  X1 
1  2q or 2  2q  q  0
n
r3  Z3 
 
r2  Z2 
2  2n n  1
P n
r4  X 4   Z4 
   
r1  X1   Z1 
P 1
9 3 3
      P 1
6 2 2
r  k  X   Z
1 1

r 6  105
k   3  103
 X  Z 2 102
r  k  X  Z  3 103  0.10  0.10  3.0 105

14.(3)

SECTION-3

15.(7)

XeO2 F2  H2O 
 XeO3  2HF
Total number of lone pair present on the whole molecule of Y  7

16.(1.06)

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PB0  PS n A
 (n A  moles of solute, n B  moles of solvent)
PS nB
630  620 n A

620 0.5
 10  0.45  4.5
nA   
 620  620
0.45 1000
Tf  iK f m  1 5.12    1.06175  1.06
62 35

17.(1.85)
2
A aq  2
Baq AB  s 
Before mixing 0.08 0.2M
After mixing 0.04 0.1 0.0
After reaction (very small) 0.06 M, as K c is very high reaction proceed towards completion
therefore limiting reagent will be consumed almost completely
Since,
KC  KC  9.0 1016 (very high value)
1
KC 
 A   B2 
2

1 1 1
 A 2      1.8518  1016  Y  1.85
 K C   B   9.0 1016  0.06 
2
0.54  1016

18.(2) Scheme 1 :

Scheme 2 :

Scheme 3 :

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MATHEMATICS
SECTION-1
1.(D) Observe carefully that what is variable about the variable line y  2 x  a is not its slope but its y-intercept
a. Thus, we can always adjust a so that this line stays between the two circles. The following diagram
makes this clear:

Evaluate amax : The line y  2 x  amax is a tangent to C1 if the perpendicular distance of the centre 1,1 of
C1 from this line is equal to C1 ' s radius, which is 1. Thus:
2  1  amax
1
5
 1  amax   5
 amax   5  1 {since form the figure we can see that amax is definitely negative}
Evaluate amin : The distance of C 2 ' s center  8,1 from y  2 x  amin must be equal to its radius, which is
equal to 2. Thus:
16  1  amin
2
5
 15  amin  2 5
 amin  2 5  15 {we have selected the larger of the two values possible since that is what
corresponds to amin , i.e., because the line y  2 x  amin lies above C 2 . }
Thus, we obtain the possible values of a as
2 5  15  a   5  1

2.(B) We have B 4   ABA1  ABA1   AB 2 A1  A  ABA1  A1  A2 BA2

 B8  A3 BA3  B16  A4 BA4  B32  A5 BA5  B  B31  I

Thus, the power is 31. The correct option is (B).

3.(C) The point  a1 , b1  ,  a2 , b2  ,..........,  an , bn  ,  an 1 , bn 1 

Given  an 1  ibn 1   say zn 1

zn 1   3an  bn  i  
3bn  an  3  an  ibn   i  an  ibn   3zn  izn

 
 zn   
3  i where zn  an  ibn  2 zn  cos  i sin 
 6 6

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
i
Hence, zn1  2 zn e 6


zn1 i
 2e 6 say 
zn
Put n  1,2,3,.........,99
z2 z z
 ; 3  ,......., 100  
z1 z2 z99
33
z i
Multiplying 100  99  299 e 2  299.i
z1
z100  299  z1  i

z1 
z100

 2  4i 
99
2 .i 299 i
a1  ib1  297  298  a1  b1  298  2  1  298

4.(D) Note that P is the point 2a, 2a .  

The tangent at P has the equation 2 x  y  2a and this interests the parabola again at
 a a 
R , 
2 2

We observe that referred to the y-axis,

the hyperbolic segment PQ, the parabolic segment
QR and the segment PR have the equation.
y2 1
x  y 2  2a 2 , x  ,x  ya
a 2
Thus, the shaded area  can be expressed as
  Area (Region PSR ) + Area (Region SRQ )
a

 2 y2 
   12592 
2a
 2 
2
 
2  1
 y  2a  
 2
y  a   dy 

  y  2 a 2

2
 dy  a 2


2  ln 1  2
a   2a 
a 
2

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SECTION-2
5.(ABC)
 2a  z  x1  
The equation of the tangent will be yy1  2a  x  x1  , on which any point can be taken as  z, .
 y1 
From this point, the chord of contact for x2  y 2  a2 will be T  0, i.e.,
2a  z  x1 
zx  y  a2
y1
  xy1  2ay  z   2ax1 y  a 2 y1   0
This is family of lines passing through  x2 , y2  , which is the intersection point of the lines
xy1  2ay  0,2ax1 y  a 2 y1  0
Thus,
a2 ay
x2   , y2  1
x1 2 x1
2
 y1   x1 
    4    4
 y2   x2 
The correct option is A, B, C

6.(BC) x3  y 3   1  3  1 x  y   0

3

 x  y  1  x  y    y  1   x  1 0
2 2 2


Hence, A   1, 1 and the equation of side BC is x  y  1

2a
mAB  mBC  1     1  1
 a 1 
 2  a  a 1
1 1 1
 a ;  B , 
2 2 2
Hence, equation of AB is y  x
m  1 and c  0

7.(ACD)
aˆ  bˆ aˆ  bˆ
pˆ  
 3
2cos
6
bˆ  cˆ cˆ  aˆ
Similarly qˆ  & rˆ 
3 3
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1  2  ˆ 
Now  pˆ qˆ rˆ   aˆ  bˆ bˆ  cˆ cˆ  aˆ   aˆ b cˆ 
3 3 3 3
Now, use d  e e f f  d   2 d e f 
2
and d  e e f f  d   d e f 

8.(BCD)
 x  x  x  x  x  x  x x
2
  x               x2 ;            
2 2 4 2 4 4 8 4
 x  x  x  x  x
2
           
4 8  8   16  16
……………………………………
 x   x   x   x  x2
  n 1     n     n     n 1  
2  2   2   2   2n 1 
2

 x  x  x  x  x  x x x
2
  x               x2 ;            
2 2 4 2 4 4 8 4
 x  x  x  x  x
2
           
   
4 8  8   16  16
……………………………………………..
 x   x   x   x 
2
x
  n 1     n    n     n 1   n 1 2
2  2  2   2  2 

Adding all, we get

 x   x  x  4
  x     n         n 1   x 2
2  2 2  3
Take limits as n  
 x 4  x 4
   x     0        0  x2    x       x2
2 3 2 3
 x 4
Repeating the same process    x       x2
2 3
16 16
Repeating the same process,    x     0  x2  y  1  x2
9 9

9.(BD) f  x  y   f  x  f  y  , f '  0   f  x  ex
ex 1
 g  x   x  g  x  is an even function
1 e 2x
e  e x
10.(AC)
1 1 2 3 4 5
Given P  a   ; P b  ; P c   ; P  d   ; P e   ; P  f   ;
16 16 16 16 16 16
1 2 4 7
P  a, c, e   P  A     ; Ac  b, d , f 
16 16 16 16
2 3 4 5 14
P  c, d , e, f   P  B      
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P  b, c, f   P  C     
16 16 16 16
 A  P  A  B  P  c, e  6 3
P1  P      
B P  B P  B  14 7

 B  P  B  C  P  c, f  7
P2  P     
C  P C  P C  8

 C  P C  A  P  b, f 
c
6 2
P3  P  c     
A  P A 
c
P  b, d , f  9 3

 P A  C P  b, f 
c
 Ac 6 3
P4  P      
C  P C  P  b, c , f  8 4
72 147 112 126
Hence, P1  ; p2  ; p3  ; p4  ;
168 168 168 168
p1  p3  p4  p2

11.(BCD)
z  
(A) If arg  1   then z1 and z2 subtend right-angle at circumcentre origin.
 z2  2
 The chord joining z1 and z2 will subtend an angle  at ' z ' such that
   / 4 if z 1

   / 4 if z 1
   / 4 if z 1


1 1 1
(B) z1 z2  z2 z3  z3 z1  z1 . z2 . z3    z1  z2  z3
z1 z2 z3

  z1  z2   z2  z3  z3  z1     z1  z2   z2  z3  z3  z1  
(C)   
 z1  z2  z3   z1z2 z3 

(D) The triangle formed by joining z1 , z3 and z2 is isosceles and right angled at z3 .

12.(ABD)
Firstly, note that to calculate the total number of matrices in the sample space, we may place the three 1’s
in any of the 9 entries of M and the remaining 6 entries would be all 0.
Hence, total number of matrices M in the sample space is 9
C3  84
For M to be non-singular, all rows must be linearly independent so that M has full rank. Hence, each row
must have exactly one 1 and no two 1’s must be present on the same column. This can be done in 6 ways.
6 1
Hence, probability is 
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Prob  M  I3   because all 1’s need to be present on the principal diagonal and hence there is only
84
one such M .
For trace  M   0,0' s are present on the principal diagonal. Hence, 1’s can be placed on any of the 6
5
remaining entries. Hence, probability is .
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SECTION-3

13.(2) Since F  x  is continuous at x  0, we have

lim F  x   F  0   e3
x 0
1
f  x  
f  x  x
1 
 x 
 e3  lim e 
x 
 lim 1  x   e3
x
x 0
 x 0
 x 
 f  x  f  x
 lim 1  2   3  lim 2  2
x 0 
 x  x 0 x
For G  x  to be continuous at x  0, k should be equal to lim G  x  :
x 0
1
1  f  x  f  x
 f  x  x lim 
x0 x  
lim G  x   lim 1 
lim
 e  e x0  e2
 x  x2
x 0 x 0
 x 
Therefore, k  e2  ln k  2

14.(2) Since a, b, c and d are the roots of

x 4  2 x3  3x 2  6 x  8  0
So,
 a  2,  ab  3,  abc  6, and  abcd  8
We have ,
1 a 1 1 1
1 1 b  1 1 1 1
 abcd 1        abcd   bcd  acd  abd  abc     8  6   2
1 1
1 1 1 c 1  a b c d
1 1 1 1 d

 
15.(2) We observe that 1  x 1  x  1  x 2 1  x 4 ....  lim 1  x 2  n
 n
  1 (since x  1 )
  1
Thus, 1  x  1  x 2 1  x 4 ....... 
1 x
We now take the log of both side and differentiate:
1 2x 4 x3 1
   .... 
1 x 1 x 1 x2 4 1 x
1
Thus, f  x   . This is a hyperbola, which touches the given circle at  2, 1 and  0,1 (verify).
1 x
r i
  r   2   1  0  1  2
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16.(4) We represent the given situation through the following diagram (which is not very accurate).

C 0 is the circle passing through A, B, C and D

L is the radical axis of C1 and C 2 , given by
S1  S 2  0
 2x  2 y  6  0
We use the fact that the radical axes of three circles taken two at a time are concurrent. Thus, L, L1 and L2
are concurrent:
2 2 6
1 2 3 0 4
2 3 

1  1  1
17.(3) Let bn   3   6    18
an  bn 1  bn 
3bn 1  6bn  1  0
1  1
 bn1   2  bn   (Using this recursively, we get)
3  3
1  1  2n 1
 bn   2n  b0   
3  3 3

 bn 
3

1 n1
2 1 
 ai  3  2n2  n  3
n
1 1
  k 3
i 0

18.(9) For m  4k  1, 4k  2 the value of I m is 0 and for m  4k  3, 4k the value of I m  2.

1
P ,   1,   2
2

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