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TEST TEST CODE &


TEST TYPE
PATTERN SEQUENCE 
REVISION 
JEE (MAIN) PRACTICE TEST RPT 01
(RPT) 

04th December 2023 | Monday

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PAT : TOPIC-WISE WEIGHTAGE SHEET (WS)

P-1 Total P-1 Total


Total Qs 90 90 Subject wise Qs. 30 30

Max. Marks 300 300 Subject wise Marks 100 100

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PAT : TOPIC-WISE WEIGHTAGE SHEET (WS)

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PAT : TOPIC-WISE WEIGHTAGE SHEET (WS)

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ANSWER KEY (AK)
PAPER
Q.No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Ans. 2 4 3 1 3 4 2 4 2 3

PART-A: Q.No. 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
PHYSICS Ans. 1 1 1 3 2 3 2 1 1 1

Q.No. 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

Ans. 0015 0015 0060 0020 0080 0003 0050 0200 0015 0003

Q.No. 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40

Ans. 3 3 2 4 2 1 3 4 3 3

PART-B: Q.No. 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50
CHEMISTRY
Ans. 2 1 3 4 1 2 3 2 3 1

Q.No. 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60

Ans. 0001 0002 0005 0003 0336 0040 0101 0003 0023 0003

Q.No. 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70

Ans. 4 4 3 1 4 2 3 4 1 1

PART-C: Q.No. 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80
MATHS Ans. 3 3 2 1 4 4 1 3 3 3

Q.No. 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90

Ans. 0000 0032 0002 0011 0006 0008 0025 0004 0006 0054

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TEXT SOLUTIONS (TS)
/kjkry fojkekoLFkk ij gS rFkk O;fDr dkj ds lkFk
PAPER iwoZ fn'kk esa xfr dj jgk gSA

PART-A: PHYSICS 11. Rate of separation at any instant is


determined by the component of velocity
which is along the line joining the two
1. The velocity has a non-zero horizontal reference points. Here x-axis is the line of
component which remains constant separation and hence, rate of separation =
throughout the flight (ucos). The vx = 6 m/s.
acceleration is constant and non-zero fdlh {k.k ij vyxko dh nj dks nks funsZ'k fcUnqkvksa
through out the trajectory and points
downwards. dks tksM+us okyh js[kk ds vuqfn'k osx ds ?kVd }kjk
xfr ds nkSjku osx dk {kSfrt ?kVd fu;r rFkk iznf'kZr fd;k tkrk gSA ;gkW ij x-v{k vyxko dh
v'kwU; jgrk gSA (ucos) Roj.k iFk ds nkSjku js[kk gS] rFkk blfy, vyxko gksus dh nj = vx =
fu;r rFkk v'kqU; jgrk gS rFkk uhps fd vksj 6 m/s gSA
jgrk gSA
12. Relative velocity of A with respect to B A
2. v = 3t2 – 12t + 3 dk B ds lkis{k osx
a = 6t – 12 = 0 v AB  v A  vB = 10 – 5 = 5 m/s
 t = 2 sec. So time taken by A to meet B is – vr% A
v (t = 2 sec) = – 9 m/s
}kjk] B ls feyus esa yxk le;
3. a1 = a2 = g 100 100
t= = = 20 sec.
a1  g  v AB 5
   1
a 2  g 
13. (1) 1.0 km west if'pe
1 2
4. H= gt 14.
2
2
1 t 1 1  H
s= g    gt 2  
2 2 42  4 If the velocity (u) and acceleration (a) have
opposite directions, then velocity (v) will
 H  3H
 H    (from ground tehu ls) decrease, therefore the object is slowing down.
 4 4
2R If the position (x) and velocity (u) have opposite
5. T1. T2 =  T1. T2 R sign the position (x) reduces to become zero.
g
hence the particle is moving towards the origin.

u2 sin2
6. R=
g
R  u2

 u 2 sin2 
  If a  v  0 speed will increase.
R  g 
 = 4 cot If velocity V = 0 , t1 < t < t2
7. 
H  u 2 sin2   V
 
  Hence; acceleration a = =0;
 2g  t
t1 < t < t2
dx dy Therefore if the velocity is zero for a time
8.  2ct and vkSj  2bt interval, the acceleration is zero at any
dt dt
instant within the time interval.
Speed pky = (2ct)2  (2bt)2
dv
[acc, a =  v = u + at ]
9. (2) 16 m dt
Now , v = 0 a = 0  a = – u/t
10. Ground is at rest and person is moving with acceleration may not be zero when vel.
car in east direction. 'V' = 0, 'c' is incorrect.
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600 km/h

;fn osx a  v  0 (u) rFkk Roj.k (a) foifjr 1960m


fn'kkvksa esa gS rks vfUre osx (v) ?kVsxk vr% d.k B
/khek gks tk;sxkA A
;fn fLFkfr (x) rFkk osx (v) foifjr fn'kkvksa esa gS  AB = UxT = 3333.3 m
rks fLFkfr ?kVdj 'kwU; gks tk;sxh vr% d.k ewy
fcUnq dh vksj xfr dj jgk gSA = = 3.333 km.

;fn rks pky c<sxh . v sin  10 3  3


18. T= = = 1.5 sec
;fn osx V = 0 , t1 < t < t2 g 10  2

19. Assuming B to be at rest, A will move with


velocity v AB in the direction shown in figure.
The distance between them will first
decrease from A to Cand then increase
beyond C.
vr% Roj.k a = = 0 ; t1 < t t2
blfy, ;fn fdlh le; vUrjky esa osx 'kwU; gS
rks ml le; vUrjky esa fdlh Hkh {k.k ij Roj.k
'kwU; gSA
dv
[a=  v = u + at ]
dt
vc , v = 0 a = 0  a = – u/t Roj.k
'kwU; ugh Hkh gks ldrk gSA ;fn osx 'V' = 0, 'c'
xyr gSA
Minimum distance between them is BC
1 which is equal to 4 sin 530 = 16 / 5 m
15. We have, ge tkurs gSa] Srel = urelt + a t2
2 rel
u2 sin21 = u2 sin22
1 20. R1  R2 
 0 = ut – (a + g) t2 g g
2
u 2 s in2 1
= H2  u cos 1
2 2
2u 2u  gt H1 
a= –g= 2g 2g
t t
u4 sin2  cos2 
16. u = 10m/s H1H2 
Time of flight on the incline plane ur ry 22 g2
ij mM~M;u dky
u 21. t = 3 sec. x = 3 × 32 + 1 = 28 m
t = 2 sec. x = 3 × 22 + 1 = 13 m
Displacement foLFkkiu = 28 – 13 = 15 m
30o 60o x 15m
Vavg = = = 15 m/sec.
t 1 sec
2u sin 
T=
g cos  22.
given fn;k gS  =30o &  =30o & u =
10 3 m/s
2  10 3 sin30o
T=
10 cos 30o
so vr% T= 2 sec.
V = Area under a–t curve
2H V = a–t xzkQ dk {ks=kQy
17. Time of flight mM~M;u dky =
g Vat t = 1 sec. – 12.5 = 1/2 × 1 × 5
= 20 s V = 15 m/s.
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23. Height of the building edku dh Å¡pkbZ Vr 750
tan = 
Vm 1000
H = h1 + h2
75
 Vr =  4   Vr = 3 km/hr
= 1/2 gt2 + ut – 1/2gt2 100
u=0
h2 d

27. 5m/s t t
h1 d/2 10m/s 15m/s
u=20 m/s
d
arg. velocity =
= ut = 60 m. d/ 2
 2t
5
24. Assume initial speed is u d
 u u  = 10t + 15t
then u  î  ĵ 2
2 2 d = 50t
at 2 sec d
 2t =
 u  u  25
v î    g  2  ĵ
2  2  d d
avg velocity =
2 2 d/ 2 d =  1 1
 u   u   d 
Given  v = 20 =      2g  5 25 
10 25 
 2  2 
250 50
u2 u2 40u 40 = =
400 =   400  ; u2  u0; 35 7
2 2 2 2 x 50
  =
40  40 7 7
u  u    0  u = 0 or u  m/s
 2 2 x = 50
u2 (sin2 ) 28. V2 – u2 = 2as
Maximum height =
2g 0 – (20)2 = 2 × a× 500
2 400
 40 1  – = a  a = – 0.4m/s2
  1000
 2 2 (20)2
=  = 20 m (–ve sing tells that direction of acceleration
2g 20 is opposite to direction of velocity)
For train -2
25. V2 – u2 = 2as
v2 – (20)2 = 2 × (–0.4) × 250
v2 = 400 – 200 = 200
v = 200 m/s
x = 200
29.
5m/s
u s in 30
2 2 2 2
u s in 60º
H1  , H2 
2g 2g
10m
u2 3u 2
H1  , H1  5m/s
8g 8g
vy
4u2
 H1  H2  = 80 m Vy = 2gh  2  10  10  10 2 m/s
8g
26. 750 m  v Vx2  Vy2  200  25 = 15 m/s


1000 m 30. |  r | = 16 – 8 + 16 – 8 = 16
Vm  VMR distance = 16 + 8 + 16 + 8 = 48
Ans. 1/3
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PART-B: CHEMISTRY 35. PTotal  168  0.68    280  0.32   203.84 torr
PTotal  observed  376 mm
31. On addition of non volatile solute, freezing Pobserved  PTheoretical ,   H   ve
point decreases.
Entropy of solution is more than entropy of
pure solvent. 107
36. (1)
gy. vok"Ik'khy foys; feykus ij fgekad fcUnq es deh 2
vkrh gSA
37. A – III ; B – I ; C – IV ; D – III
foy;u dh ,UVªkWih 'kq) foyk;d dh rqyuk esa
vf/kd gksrh gSA 38.
Mixture Nature of
32. Mole fraction of solution
740 (1) Benzene + Toluene Ideal
N2  (XN )   105 solution
2
7.4  107
(2) Acetone + Chloroform Negative
1000 deviation
Since molarity of H2O is
18 (3) Chloroethane + Ideal
n n Boromoethane solution
 XN  
2 n  55.55 55.55 (4) Ethanol + Acetone Positive
deviation
or, n = 5.55  10–4 mol.
so, Volume at S.T.P. gy.
= 5.55  10–4  22400 = 12.44 ml. feJ.k foy;u dh izÑfr
gy. N2 dh eksy fHkUu (1) csUthu + VkywbZu vkn'kZ foy;u
740 (2) ,slhVksu + DyksjksQkWeZ _.kkRed fopyu
N2  (XN )   105
2
7.4  10 7 (3) Dyksjks,Fksu + czkseks,Fksu vkn'kZ foy;u
1000 (4) ,FkkukWy + ,slhVksu /kukRed fopyu
pwafd H2O dh eksyjrk
18
n n 39. The total vapor pressure = PH2O  Pair
 XN  
2 n  55.55 55.55 1.2 = PH2O  Pair
;k, n = 5.55  10–4 mol. PH2O = mole fraction of H2O × Ptotal
blfy,, S.T.P. ij vk;ru PH2O = 0.02 × 1.2 = 0.024
= 5.55  10–4  22400 = 12.44 ml. PT = PH2O + Pair
33. Given that : Tf = –8ºC so Tf = 8 1.2 = 0.024 + Pair
Pair = 1.176 atm
Tf = i × Kf × m
2 gy. dqy ok"inkc = PH2O  Pair
8=1×2×
Wsolvent 1.2 = PH2O  Pair
W solvent (as liquid) = 500 g. PH2O = H2O dh eksy fHkUu × Ptotal
so weight of ice separated = 500 gm. PH2O = 0.02 × 1.2 = 0.024
gy. fn;k x;k gS : Tf = –8ºC so Tf = 8
PT = PH2O + Pair
Tf = i × Kf × m
2 1.2 = 0.024 + Pair
8=1×2× Pair = 1.176 atm
Wsolvent
W solvent ¼nzo
ds :Ik esa½ = 500 g. 40. 98% by wt.
blfy, i`Fkd gksus okyh cQZ dk nzO;eku i.e. 98 g H2SO4 present in 100 g of solution
= 500 gm. w(g)  1000
M=
Mw  v(ml)
34. (4) Svap of solvent from solution < Svap of gy. 98% Hkkj vuqlkj
pure solvent vFkkZr~ 100 g foy;u esa 98 g H2SO4 mifLFkr gSA
(4) foy;u esa foyk;d dh Sok"i < 'kq) foyk;d w(g)  1000
dh Sok"i M=
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m 1 18 than that of toluene. As a result the vapour
41. xB = = = will contain a higher percentage of Benzene.
1000 1000 1018
m 1 csathu ds mPp vkaf'kd ok"i nkc ds dkj.k bldk
MA 18
eksy fHkUu vf/kd gksrk gSA blfy, ok"i esa csathu
PA0 – PA
= xB dh izfr'krrk vf/kd gksxhA
PA0
PA 18 47. Al2(SO4)3  2Al+3 + 3SO4–2 i=5
 1– = xB =
PA0 1018 K4[Fe(CN)6]  4K+ + [Fe(CN)6]–4 i = 5
PA 18
1– = in
12.3 1018 48. RLVP =
in  N
PA 18 1000
 =1– = 2n
12.3 1018 1018 So (vr%) , 0.167 =
180
12.3  1000 12300 2n 
PA = = = 12.08 kPa. 18
1018 1018 So (vr%) n=1
42. p = (i1C1 + i2C2 + i3C3) RT
49. (3) Statement (A) and (C) are correct while
= (2 × 0.065 + 3 × 0.02 + 1.2 × 0.05) × 0.08
the statement (B) is incorrect. It's correct
× 300
form is as follows: Total vapour pressure
= (0.13 + 0.06 + 0.06) × 0.08 × 300 = 6 atm.
over the solution varies linearly with the
mole fraction fo component 2.
43. 1  2
gy. (3) dFku (A) rFkk dFku (C) lgh gS tcfd dFku
i 0.004 = 0.01
(B) xyr gSA bldk lgh :i fuEu gSA foy;u dk
0.01
i= = 2.5 i = 1 + (n – 1). dqy ok"i nkc ?kVd 2 ds eksy fHkUu ds lkFk js[kh;
0.004
1.5 :i ls ifjofrZr gksrk gSA
= = 0.75   = 75%
2
50. (1) Two different solutions of sucrose of
same molality prepared in different solvents
44. p = iCRT
will have the same depression in freezing
i is same for all & temp. is same
point.
p  conc.
since w/w % is same for all
(1) fofHkUu foyk;dksa esa cus leku eksyyrk
So, conc. is higher for those having lower ds lqØkst ds nks fofHkUu foy;u fgekad esa leku
mol wt. voueu j[ksxsaA
SO, highest osmotic pressure is for 1% NaCl
w/w. 51. (0001)
gy. p = iCRT 52. (0002)
i lHkh ds fy, leku gS rFkk rki leku gS 53. (0005)
p  lkUnzrk 54. (0003)
pwafd lHkh ds fy, w/w % leku gS 55. PºA for benzene = 280 mm of Hg
vr% fuEu v.kq Hkkj j[kus okys ds fy, lkUnzrk PºB for octane = 420 mm of Hg
mPp gksrh gSA nA 3

vr% 1% NaCl w/w ds fy, mPpre ijklj.k nkc nB 2
gksrk gSA According to Raoult’s law
P = PAo X A  PBo XB
45. Greater tha value of KH for a gas, lesser is
3 2 840  840
its solubility in water. So, order of solubility = 280 × + 420 × =
of gases in water is- 5 5 5
Ar < CO2 < CH4 < HCHO 1680
= = 336 mm Hg
gy. xSl ds fy;s KH dk eku vf/kd gksus ij ty esa 5
bldh foys;rk de gksrh gSA blfy;s ty esa xSlksa gy. csUthu ds fy;s PºA = 280 mm of Hg
dh foys;rk dk Øe fuEu gS% vkWDVsu ds fy;s PºB = 420 mm of Hg
Ar < CO2 < CH4 < HCHO nA 3

nB 2
46. Due to high partial vapour pressure of
Benzene as compare to that of toluene so jkÅUV ds fu;e ds vuqlkj
the mole fraction of Benzene will be higher
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P = PAo X A  PBo XB Pº Ps w  M
59. 
3 2 840  840 Ps m w
= 280 × + 420 × =
5 5 5 Pº 2.8 30  18
 ……. (1)
1680 2.8 m  90
= = 336 mm Hg
5
Pº 2.9 30  18
 ……. (2)
56. Relative lowering in vapour pressure 2.9 m  108
P0 – PS nB from equation (1) & (2)
 = ¼lehdj.k (1) rFkk (2) ls½
P0 n A  nB
M = 23 g/mol
nB = mole of solute
nA = mole of solvent
assuming dilute solution 60. Tƒ = kƒ × m
nA >> nB 5  1000
(Tƒ)A = kƒ × ;
P0 – PS nB MA  95
 let  P0 = 100
5  1000
P0 nA (Tƒ)B = kƒ ×
Ps = 80 MB  95
100 – 80 8/M ( Tƒ )A M  3
= =  B = = 3.
100 114 / 114 ( Tƒ )B  MA  1
M = molar mass of solute = 40
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0 S
P –P nB
 =
P0 n A  nB PART-C: MATHEMATICS
nB = foys; ds eksy
61.  n(A  B  C) = n(A) + n(B) + n(C) – n(A
nA = foyk;d ds eky
 B) – n(B  C) – n(A  C) + n(A  B  C)
ruq foy;u ekU; ij  n(A  B  C) = 10 + 15 + 20 – 5 – 6 –
nA >> nB 10 + 5 = 29
 
0 S
P –P n  n A  B  C = 21
0
 B let  P0 = 100
P nA
Ps = 80 62.
100 – 80 8/M
=
100 114 / 114 x 20-x-y
43-x-z
M = foys; dk eksyj nzO;eku = 40 5
z y

57. At B.P. P0 = 760 torr 13-y-z


DoFkukad fcUnq ij P0 = 760 torr
P0  Ps WA / MA (20–x–y) + (43 – x –z) + (13 – y – z) + x + y
= + z + 5 = 60
Ps WB / MB
21= x + y + z

760  732 6.5 / M 63. Required number of subsets


=
732 100 /18 = total subsets – (number of subsets having
On solving M = 32. only one element + number of subsets
having exactly two element + null set)
So B.P. = 100 + TB = 101ºC = 28 – (8 + (7 + 6 + 5 + 4 + 3 + 2 + 1) + 1)
for elevation of B.P. = 256 – 37 = 219
DoFkukad mUu;u ds fy, vHkh"V mileqPp;ksa dh la[;k
 TB = I Kbm = dqy mileqPp; – (,d vo;o okys
 6.5  mileqPp; + Bhd nks vo;o okys mileqPp;
 32 
= 1 × 0.52 × × 1000 = 1 + fjDr leqPp; ) dh la[;k
100 = 28 – (8 + (7 + 6 + 5 + 4 + 3 + 2 + 1) + 1)
=1 = 256 – 37 = 219

58. Ba(OH)2 Ba+2 + 2OH–


i = 3. 64. x |x–1|+|x+2|+=0
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x |x–1|+|x+2|= – hence number of integral values of x is 6
 x 2  2 x  2
 2 66. x |x| – 5 |x +2 | + 6 = 0.
 y =x |x–1|+|x + 2|=  x  2x  2  2  x  1 Case-I x  –2, –x2 +5(x +2) + 6 = 0
 2 x2 –5x – 16 = 0
x  2 x 1
25 25
x2 – 5x +  16 
4 4
–3
–2
x5
2
2

89
4

–1
5 89
–3 –2 1 2 x
2 2
5  89 5  89
–6
x x
2 2
Case-II –2 < x < 0
–x2 –5x –10 + 6 = 0
so by graph, for exactly one real root  can x2 + 5x + 4 = 0  x –1, –4
be (–) x = –1 x  –4
Case-III x  0
7 x2 – 5x –10 + 6 = 0
65. Case 1: When x + 1
2 x2 – 5x – 4 = 0
x>–
5 5  41
x
2 2
2
 x7  5  41 5  41
   1 x , x
 2x  3  2 2
Number of solution = 3.

x  72 – 2x  32 0 67. (log10x)2 = 4 – 3 log10x


  
2x  32  log10x1 + log10x2 = – 3
 log10(x1x2) = – 3  x1x2 = 10–3
   3 x  10x 2 4   0
2x  3  68. 3x2 n7 + xn5 – 11 = 0
  x   4, 10    3
   sum ;ksxQy =
– n5
 3  2 3 n7
  So x   5 , 10    3 
 2 3  2 69. a = cosec2x + cosecx – 1 = t2 + t – 1 where
tgka t  (–, –1]  [1,)
 t2 + t – 1  [–1, )  [1,) = [–1,)
+ – – +

–4  3 1 
3 10 70. 3 cosx + 5  sinx  cos x 
 2 2 
2 3  
7
Case – 2 When 0 < x + <1 5 3 
= sinx  cos x   19, 19,
2 2 2  
7 5
  x  a = – 19 , b = 19
2 2
2
 x7  3 71. f(x)  9 sin2 x  16cos2 x  10(3 sinx  4 cos x)
    1 and x  7,
 2 x  3  2 10(3 sin x  4 cos x )  100
 25sin2 x  60sinx  84
 3 x  10x  4   and x  7,
3

2x  3 2 2  (5 sinx  6)2  48
The minimum value of f(x) occurs when sin
10 3
 x –x  and x  7, x = 1.
3 2 f(x) dk U;wure eku gksxk tc sin x = 1.
 x  
Therefore, the minimum value of f ( x ) is 7.
So x    ,   
5 10 3
  f (x ) dk U;wure eku 7 gSA
 2 3  2
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32
cosA + cos2A + cos3A = 0 2cos2A cosA 96. sin
72. s in2 5 A 33
= 96 5 =
+ cos2A = 0 2 s inA 
1 32 sin
cos2A = 0 or cosA = 33
2   
 3 5 7 96. sin  –  96. sin 
A = , , , or =
 33 
= 33 = 3 Ans.
4 4 4 4  
2 4 32 sin 32 sin
A , 33 33
3 3
2x 2x
1 sinx 78. 91 tan  9 tan  10
73. = 2cosx 1+sinx = 2–2sin2x
cos x 9 2
  y  10 (where 9 tan x  y )
2sin2x + sinx –1 = 0 y
1 1  5 So, 9 + y2 = 10y
sin x =  1, sinx= x = ,
2 2 6 6 y2 –10y + 9 = 0
(y – 1)(y – 9) = 0
74. 16cos A . cos 2A . cos22 A . cos23 A tan 2 x tan 2 x
So, 9 1 & 9 9
 2 
sin24   tan2x = 0 tan2x = 1
 sin2 4 A   15 
= 16  4  =
 2
 2 sinA  sin
15 
32 x=0 tan x = 1 tanx = –1
sin
=
sin
15 = 1
2  
15  
x x
4 4
log3 a log3 a
75. log3 a   Now  =
log3 x log3 x  1  
 tan
x 0
2
 tan2  tan2  tan2
log3 x 1  log3 x
2
3 3 12 12
2 
log3 x   3log3 x 1 0
2
= 2 tan
12
 
The roots of above equation are log3 x1 and
2
log3 x2 = 22 3
nh xbZ lehdj.k ds ewy log3 x1 rFkk log3 x2 gS
log3x1 + log3x2 = 3  x1x2 = 27 = 
274 3 
= 14 – 8 3
1
76. Let f(x) = cos22x – 2sin4x – 2cos2x  ( – 14) 2  32
2 6
 1  cos2 2x 
= cos22x – 2   – 1  cos 2x 
 2  79. 26 sin
2

 261– sin
2
   16  t  64  16
= cos22x – t
where t  26 sin 
2
1
1  2 cos 2x  cos2 2x – 1  cos 2x  t2 – 16t + 64 = 0
2
 t = 8  26 sin   23
2

1 3
= cos 2x –
2
1 1
2 2  sin2 =  sin = 
 cos22x  [0,1] 2 2
1  1  3 5 7 
 cos2 2 x  0,    , , , as   [0,2]
2  2 4 4 4 4
1 3  3 
 cos2 2x –   – ,– 1
2 2  2 

77. Let =A
33
96cosAcos2Acos22Acos23Acos24A
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Number of solutions in [0, ] is 4

2
Now n(S) +
 
S sin  4 
so number of solutions in [–4, 4] = 32
1 1
 2  x= or x=
2 4
= 4  2 1

1

1

1 
 but x should be natural number and greater
 cos  cos 3  cos 5  cos 7 
than equal to 2 so, no value of x can be
=–4 possible

80. 83. squaring we get


oxZ djus ij
 log3 (3x)1/ 3 
 log3 (3x) 
1/ 3
 3log3x = 4
 log3 x 
• •  2
ekuk log3x = t
1 (t  1)(t  1)
/2 3/2  .3t = 4
3 t
 t + 1 = ±2
1
 |cosx| is periodic will period  and sinx is  x = 3 or x =
27
periodic with 2 1
and as shown in figure |cosx| = sinx is  product of roots ewyksa dk xq.ku = = k
9
having 2 solutions
Total number of solution of the equation  18k = 2
|cosx| = sinx is [–4, 4] is equal to 4×2 = 8
84. Graph of y = |x2 - 6|x| + 5|

81.

1 

1 
 log3 + log4 = log 27  x 3
2x 
 
 
1
1
 log10 3 2x  log10 4  log10 27  31/ x 4

 
1
1
 log10 4. 3 2x  log10 27  31/ x
integral value of m for four solns.  m = 0
 
1
1
 4. 3 2x  27  31/ x gy- y = |x2 - 6|x| + 5| dk vkjs[k gS
  123 
1/ 2 x
= 27 + 31/ x
Let 31/ 2x = 2
 12t = 27 + t2
 t2 – 12t + 27 = 0
t=3 or t=9 4
1/ 2x
3 =3 or 31/ 2x = 9

82. 3cos22+ 6cos2– 10 cos2 


[–4] pkj gyksa ds fy, m ds iw.kkZad eku  m = 0
3cos22+ 6cos2– 5 (1+cos2) + 5 = 0
2cos22+ 6cos2– 5cos2=0 85. |n2 – 10n + 19| < 6
2cos22+ cos2= 0 –6 < n2 – 10 n + 19 < 6
+6 +6 +6
cos2(2cos2
0 <(n–5)2 < 12
1
cos2= 0 or cos2=
2

1
0< n – 5 < 12
 12  n  5  0
/4
• /2
•3/4  5 < n < 8.5 1.5 < n < 5
0 5/4
–1/2 • • {6,7,8} n{2, 3, 4}
number of values of n = 6
period of cosis 
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86. (2a)na = (b,c)nb 4 4
tan2 =  tan 1  tan 1  tan 2 
bn2 = anc 3 3
….. (1)
na(n2 + na) = nb (nb + nc) 
Now 1+2 =  tan 1 tan  2 = 1 …… (2)
…… (1) 2

n2. nb = nc.na ……..(2) Let tan1 = m1 and tan2 = m2 and 2 is the
1
nb.nb.n2 largest
(na)2 – (nb)2 = – n2na
na 4
So m1 + m2 = , m1 m2 = 1
3
na2 – nb2 1  n2   0 1
 na   m2 = 3 , m1
3
n2
1 0 1
na  Now area of CAB = AB.AB tan30º =
2
a=
1  
3 2  3  AB = 3  3
2 Now perimeter of CED = CD + DE + CE
AB + AB tan 60+ AB Sec60º
 
equation (2) n2 .nb = nc.(–n2)
= AB 1  3  2
nb = –nc
bc = 1
3  3 3  3  = 6
 6a + 5bc = 3 + 5 = 8
 190 
90. n(M) =   = 95
5 3 15 3 15 5  2 
87. cos  cos  cos  cos   2n 
2 2 2 1 2 2  190 
n(P) =   = 63
2n  3 
5  2n    n
5   190 
n n(C) =   = 27
10  2n    5  7 
5
P C
p
 
5
5  p  5 M

m=5 n (P  C  M) = n(P) + n(C) + n(M) – n(P 


n=5 C) – n(C  M) – n(M P) + n (P  M  C)
 190   190   190   190 
m n = 25 = 63 + 27 + 95 –  –  –  +  
 21   14   6   42 
= 185 – 9 – 13 – 31 + 4
88. tan9º – tan27º – cot27º + cot9º = 136
so required number of student = 190 – 136
(tan9º + cot9º) – (tan27º + cot27º) = 54
sin2 9º  cos2 9º sin2 27º  cos2 27º vr% vko';d fo|kfFkZ;ksa dh la[;k = 190 – 136
– = 54
sin9º cos 9º cos 27º sin27º
2

2
=
8

8 ---- TEXT SOLUTIONS (TS) END ----
sin18º sin54º 5 –1 5 1

=

8 5  1 – 5  1 16


4
5 –1 4
DE BE  AC
89. tan= 
CD AB

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