SRI CHAITANYA IIT ACADEMY, INDIA 26-10-24_Sr.

Elite,Target & Star_Jee Mains_RPTM-09_Key & Sol's

Sri Chaitanya IIT Academy.,India.

 A.P  T.S  KARNATAKA  TAMILNADU  MAHARASTRA  DELHI  RANCHI
A right Choice for the Real Aspirant
ICON Central Office - Madhapur - Hyderabad
SEC: Sr. Elite,Target & Star JEE-MAIN Date: 26-10-2024
Time: 09.30Am to 12.30Pm RPTM -09 Max. Marks: 300
KEY SHEET
PHYSICS
1) 4 2) 2 3) 2 4) 2 5) 4
6) 2 7) 1 8) 4 9) 3 10) 4
11) 1 12) 1 13) 3 14) 4 15) 1
16) 1 17) 1 18) 4 19) 3 20) 3
21) 5 22) 2 23) 1 24) 7 25) 44
26) 4 27) 39 28) 5 29) 6 30) 6

CHEMISTRY
31) 1 32) 1 33) 4 34) 2 35) 4
36) 4 37) 1 38) 2 39) 3 40) 3
41) 4 42) 1 43) 1 44) 3 45) 2
46) 3 47) 4 48) 3 49) 2 50) 1
51) 2 52) 8 53) 6 54) 6 55) 150
56) 4 57) 1 58) 193 59) 3 60) 3

MATHEMATICS
61) 3 62) 2 63) 4 64) 3 65) 2
66) 2 67) 2 68) 4 69) 2 70) 3
71) 1 72) 2 73) 3 74) 2 75) 1
76) 4 77) 3 78) 3 79) 3 80) 1
81) 0 82) 1 83) 6 84) 3 85) 8
86) 2 87) 2 88) 10 89) 1 90) 6

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SOLUTIONS
PHYSICS
di
1. e  L
dt

 1 
5  L 3 
 1 10 

L  5  10 3  5mH
1 2
2. U Li
2
1
U 50  10 3  22
2
U  0.1
Vrms 220
3. I rms  
R 100 103
I rms  2.2  103  2mA


4. The current lags behind the applied by an angle
2
E0 4
5. L0    0.8 A
R 2   L 
2 5

6.   B. A

 
  4t 3 ˆj  4t 2 kˆ .( (1)2 kˆ)
  4t 2
d
e  8t
dt
e  8 (2)  16

7.  10t 3  8t 2  4t  5

d
e  30t 2  16t  4
dt
e 10(3t 2  1.6t  0.4)
i 
R 10
i  3(2)  1.6(2)  0.4
2

i  12  3.2  0.4  15.6 A

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8. e B/v

e  0.6  10 4  10  20
e  6  20  10 4  120  104
e  12 103 v

9. z  R 2  ( xL  xc ) 2

z  9  104  (900  500) 2

z  9  104  (16)  104  5  102  500

10.   60
2 2
T 
 60
T  1/ 30

Req.time = T / 4  
1 1 1
  s
 30  4 120

11. Transformer is based on the principle of mutual inductance

12.   B. A

 d 
e  1 
 dt 

13.

14. I V / Z
cos   R / Z
Z R
cos   1

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15. Ac generator: It converts mechanical energy into electrical energy

Galvanometer: it is used to show presence of current in the wire
Transformer: It is used to step up or step down the voltage
Metal detector: it contain inductor coil and use principle of induction and reasonance in
AC circuits
I 2 dt
16. I 2 rms 
T

I12  I 22
I rms 
2
2 2  22 44 8
I rms     2A
2 2 2

17. Dynamo converts mechanical energy into electrical energy and it is based on principle of
EMI
18. Step-down transformer increases the current transformer obeys the law of conservation
of energy
R dB
19. E
2 dt
dF  Edq
1  dB 
dF  R q
2  dt 
d  RdF
1 2  dB 
d  R  q
2  dt 
1
  R 2 Kq
2
1 2
I  R Kq
2
1
mR 2  R 2 kq
2
KL  kq
 , 
2m t 2m
kq
 t
2m

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20. E  5cos t   / 6 

I  10 cos t   / 2 
2 
   / 2  / 6  
6 3
EI 5 10 1
P  0 0 cos   
2 2 2
P  12.5W
2
21. Emax  NAB  100  0.1 0.04    4  0.1  0.4  
5
1 1 1 1
22.   
L L1 L2 L3

1 1 1 1
  
L 6 6 6
1 3

L 6
L  2H
23. W  Fl  NIBl  l

 BVNl 
W  NBl 2  
 R 

N 2 B 2l 4
W
RT
10 4  16 10 2  625 10 8
W
100
4
W  1 10 J
0 N p N s A
24. M
l

4  107  500  50    0.02 

2

M  788.76  10 7 H
0.5
1
25. Xc   500
100  2  106

E0 220 2
i0  
R 5000

i0 220 2 22 1000 103

irms     44 103  44mA
2 5000 2 500

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26. f 
2 Lc
1
f 
2 400  103  25  10 9

1
f 
2 104 1012
1 1
f  
2 108 2  10
4

104
f  x4
2

d dB
27. e A
dt dt
e  1.57  104 v
e 1.57  10 4
i 
R 4
i  3.9  10  39 10 6
5

28.   600m, C  3 108

3 108 1
f c/   106
6 102 2
1
f 
2 LC
1
f2
4 2 LC
1
L
4 f C
2 2

1
L
1
4 10  1012  2  106
4
7
10
L  5 108
2
R
29. cos  
R  ( xL  xC ) 2
2

60
cos  
 60   120  40
2 2

60
cos  
36  102  64 102

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60
cos  
100 102
60 6
cos   
100 10
1
30. f
LC

f1 L2 C2
 
f2 L1 C1

0 4 L 9c
 
f2 l c
0
 36
f2
0
f2 
6

CHEMISTRY
31. Size of the group element increases, overlapping decreases between M – H . Then
reducing nature increases.

32. The ease of hydrolysis of trihalides of group-15 is NCl3  PCl3  AsCl3  SbCl3  BiCl3

This is because the metallic nature of the central atom decreases down the group

33. “Si ” is used as a water repellent sprays

Cs-photoelectric cells

Ga-High temperature thermometer

B- Bullet proof vest

34. Shapes of nitrogen oxides

N2O-

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NO2 -

N2O5-
35. In Diamond C-C bond length is 154 pm

in Graphite 141.5 Pm

in C70 0.137 to 0.146 nm ( 1.37 to 1.46 A0)

in C60 1.46 A0

36. Diamond is insulator and graphite is a good conductor of electricity

In Diamond carbon hybridization in Sp 3 and

In Graphite carbon hybridization in Sp 2 and

37. Reactivity order of allotropes of phosphorus is white> Red> Black

38. Metallic oxides  Basic oxides

Non- metallic oxides  Acidic oxides

CO  Neutral oxide

39. Melting point depends on symmetry of the element (or) molecule

40. In  SiH 3 3 N , “Si” has vacant d- orbital it’s overlap with lone- pair electron from
nitrogen, due to overlapping it is in planar

41. Reimer- Tiemann reaction and Cannizaro reaction

42. Acidic strength of benzoic acid depends on nature of the substituent on benzene ring

Note: Ortho substituted benzoic acid is stronger acid (due to ortho effect)

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43. In esterification reaction alcohol act as a nucleophile on carboxylic acid, Electron

withdrawing groups are present reactivity increases in esterification.

O SOCl2 H 2 Pd
44. C6 H5CH 3  C6 H5COOH  C6 H5COCl  C6 H5CHO
Toluene KMnO4 Benzoic acid  A  Benzoyl chloride B  BaSO4 Benzaldehyde  C 

O O

H 1) H2SO 4
OHC-CH2-C-Cl

O O
OH
MeO

O O
45. MeO

O O

C-CH3 C-OK
-
KMnO 4/OH

HOOC

COOH
H+

[Terephthalic acid]
46. HOOC

47.

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Br

Br2 KCN
alc-KOH H 2C-CH2
H 2C=CH2 H 2C-CH2
CH3-CH2-Br

CN CN
Br
H3O+
H 2C-COOH
(Succiric acid)

H 2C-COOH
48.

49. During esterification C-OH bond of carboxylic acid and O-H bond of alcohol is cleaved.

50.

51. Pb 2 , Tl 3 act asa a oxidizing agents (due to inert pair effect)

52. 20 six membered rings and 12 five membered rings present in C6O.

53. P4O10

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54. CO2 O  C  O 2 Pi ( )  bonds

C3O2 O  C  C  C  O 4 Pi ( )  bonds

SIX Pi ( )  bonds

55. Carboxy- Haemoglobin 300 times stable than oxy-Haemoglobin

56.  - Keto carboxylic acids undergo decarboxylation

57. Conceptual

COONa
Cl Cl

NaOH+CaO Cl2 Conc-H 2SO4

FeCl3

SO 3H
58.

Molecular weight = 192.5

COOH OH

Br
3Br2 Br

H2O

OH Br
59.

60. PCl3, PCl5, and SOCl2 can be used for this conversion.

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MATHEMATICS
61. ( x, y )  (4cos   3, 4sin  )

( x  3)2  y 2  16

62. 2

x1 y2  x2 y1  4

2x  y  4
4 x 2  4 xy  y 2  16

4 2 6 
63. 
c  2  2 cos 600 , 2 sin 60    , 
 2 2 

64. Conceptual

65. (a)S   4,0   ( A, B)

  4

(b) From given lines  ( x  2 y  1)    x  y  2   0

x  2y 1  0
x y20
( ,  )  (1,1)
  2

1 2 3
(c ) k 3 1  0
4 k 2

1(6  k )  2(2k  4)  3( k 2  12)  0

6  k  4k  8  3k 2  36  0
3k 2  5k  38  0
3k 2  5k  38  0
0

(d ) area of  6  0

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1 1  cos
1 1 0
 sin 
3 3
3 sin   2  cos  2
3 sin   cos  2
 
sin      1
 6
 
 
6 2
  2
  
2 6 3

 5 
66. The line L: y =3x+5 intersect axes at A  ,0  B  0,5 
 3 

 5 5 
mid po int c   , 
 6 2

5 / 2
slope of L is   3
5 / 6
 y  mx  4  y  3 x  4

3 x  y  4  0  (1)

L :3 x  y  5  0  (2)

 1 9 
Point of intersection (1) & (2) is  , 
 6 2

3 x  3 y  13 is satisfied

67. Let C

AB 2  AC 2

16   2  k   4k 2
2

5k 2  4k  12  0

6
k  2, k 
5

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 6 27 
C , 
 5 5 

 14 37 
C  ( ,  )   , 
 15 15 

15      51

68 . 4 x 2  xy  2cy 2  0

put x  2 y

4 y 2  2 y 2  2cy 2  0
18  2c  0
c9

69. ( y  mx) 2  a 2 (1  m2 )

Pair of parallel lines y  mx   a (1  m 2 )

Distance between then is 2a 1  m2

 y  nx 
2
 a 2 (1  n 2 )

Pair of parallel lines

Distance between then is 2a 1  n2

It form rhombus

70. Let B,C,D be the position of the point A(4,1) after three operations I, II and III

Then B is (1,4) , C (1+2, 4) C(3,4)

  1
D is x  3cos  4sin 
4 4 2

  2
y  3sin  4cos 
4 4 2

 1 3 
D are  , 
 2 2

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71. The point (0,0) is midpoint of A(-a,-b) and B(a,b)

 A,O, B are collinear

b
y x
a

b
D (a 2 , ab) lies y  x
a

 A, B, C , D are collinear

 5 4 
72. Vertices are S   , 
3 3 

 2 7 
Q , 
 3 3

5 2 2 4 
R     0,   0   1,1
3 3 3 3 

Equation of PR is Y=x it is passes through (2,2)

73. Equation st line PQ

x y
 1
 
It is passes through (2,3)

2 3
 1
 
2   3  

Locus of  ,   is 3 x  2 y  xy

1
74. Equation of ‘AB’ is y 
3
x 3 
3y  x  3

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75.  x
i 1
2
1  y12   2 x1 x3  2 x2 x4  2 y2 y3  2 y1 y4

  x1  x3    x2  x4    y2  y3    y1  y4   0
2 2 2 2

x1  x3 , x2  x4 , y2  y3 , y1  y6

76. 5x  3 y  2  0

3x  y  4  0

Point of intersection is A 1, 1

x  y 1 0

2x  y  2  0

Point of intersection is B  3,4 

5
Equation of AB is y  1   x  1
2

2 y  2  5x  5

5x  2 y  7  0

77. ax  by  p  0  (1)

x cos   y sin   p  (2)


is angle between (1) & (2)
4

 a cos   b sin 
cos 
4 a 2  b2 1

a b p
cos  sin  p 0
sin   cos  0

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a ( p cos  )  b( p sin  )  p (1)  0

 a cos   b sin   1

1 1
from(3)   a 2  b2  2
a b
2 2
2

78. ( x  k ) 2  ( y  4) 2  c 2  (1)

x y
given line is   1  (2)
2 k 2k

Homogeneous (1) w.r.t to (2)

 x y  2  x y 
x 2  y 2  (2kx  2hy )     k  h  c   0
2 2

 2k 2h   2k 2h 

It represents pair of er line

coef of x 2  coef of y 2  0

k 2  h2  c 2 k 2  h2  c 2
11 11 0
4k 2 4h 2

 1 1 
 k 2  h2  c2   2  2   0
 4k 4h 

 k 2  h2  c2  0

79. Given curve is x 2  ax 2 y  bxy  cx  dy  6  0  (1)

Parametric form of the line is (x,y) = ( x, y )   r cos 600 , r sin 600 

 r 3r 
  intersect at A,B,C,D of (1)
2 2 

r4 3 3 3 2 3 2 3 2
 a r b r c r d r 60
16 4 4 4 4

6
OA.OB.OC.OD  r1r2 r3r4   96
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80. Given pair of straight lines x 2  y 2  2 x  1  0  (1)

The reflex ion of (1) in the point (1,-1) is (2  x) 2  (2  y ) 2  2(2  x)  1  0

x2  y 2  6 x  4 y  5  0

81.  given  7

1 1 25
 max  PQ.. CR   6.25
2 2 4
 given   max

No point satisfied

82. a 2
 4a  a 2  2 a   0

a 2 ( a  2)(a  4)  0

2a4
a3

83. 6 x 2  2 xy  3 y 2  24 x  3 y    0

y0

6 x 2  24 x    0
0
2 y 2  4.6   0
  24

For point of intersection to partical lift

12 x   y  24  0

 x  6 y  3  0

Put y  0

3
  2, 
2
3
 20    20.  24  30  24  6
2
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6  12  5 13
84. er distance from (2,3) to the line 3 x  4 y  5  0 is 
5 5
13
1  sin 2  
5

 x1  0

3  12  5
er distance from (1,3) to the line 3 x  4 y  5  0 is 2
5

sec2   2cos ec 2  3  2  2

Number of points 2

 n2  2

nL n 2  6 x  n1  0

2n 2  6 x  0  0

x 2  3x  0
x  0,3

Sum of roots = 0+3 = 3

85. CA  CB
 8m  6
8m  c  8

86. ax 2  2hxy  by 2  0

2h
m  m2 
b

a
m3 
b

8h3
m3  m6  3m3 (m  m2 ) 
b3

a a 2 6ah 8h3
   3 0
b b2 b2 b

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ab 2  a 2b  6abh  8h 3  0

ab(a  b)  6abh  8h3  0

  6,   8

  2

87 Image of   ,   1 w.r.t

3x  4  6  0 is

x   y  (  1)  3    1  6  2  1
  2  
3 1  9 1  5
11  3 7  4 
 h, k    ,      1,  
2

 5 5 
11  3
 2 1
5
7  4
6
5
2

 4  k 23  2k 
88. ( a, b )   , 
 3 9 

G lies on 6 x  9 y  l  0

 4  k   23  2k 
6   9 l 0
 3   9 

8  2k  23  2k  l  0

l 3

l 1
 10
3

89. 3 x 2  3 y 2  2 xy  2

x y x y
x ,y
2 2
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3( x  y)2 3( x  y)2 3( x 2  y)2

Transformed equation is  2 2
2 2 2

8x2  4 y 2  4

2 x2  y 2  1
2 x2  y 2  k
k 1

90. p ( x, y ) A(1,1) B (2,3)C ( 1,1) are vertices

Area =3

1 x2 2
3
2 y 3 0
( y  3)  3
( y  3) 2  9
y2  6 y  0  y2   y
 6

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