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Physics
SINGLE CHOICE
1.(C) Here PA  kx
kx
P as Ax  V
A
kV V
P x
A2 A
PV 1  constant
P0V0
C  3R  3
T0
2.(C) Figure shows two rays – one through O and the other through the centre of curvature (C) of the
surface. The second ray passes undeviated. The two rays intersect at I.
Snell’s law gives
sin  '   sin    '  
SI  x tan  '  ( x  R ) tan   x '  ( x  R)
R
 x  ( x  R)   (  1) x  R  x 
 1
  
And SI  ( x  R)  R  
  1
4 
G ( s dr )   r 3 
3.(B) (dps )  3 
r2
P r4
 dp    G2 rdr
0 R3

3GM 2  r2 
P  1  
8R 2  R 4 

g l 2T l
4.(D)   , T  2  2s
g l T g
In (A), T for 10 oscillations is 0.1s
g 0.005 2(0.01)
Hence, T for 1 oscillation is 0.1/10s     1.5%
g 1 2
0.1 g 0.005 2(0.005)
In (B & C), T   0.005s     1%
20 g 1 2
But C is more accurate as amplitude of oscillation is less
0.1 g 0.001 2(0.002)
In (D), T   0.002s     0.3%
50 g 1 2
Hence, D is most accurate.

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5.(12.42) PE  KE
2
 a a  1  Ma 2  a   2
mg     M  
 2 2  2  6  2  

Find 0 
3g  2 1 30  0.414
 12.42
2a 1
6.(0.25) Use conservation of angular momentum abut B just before and after collision.

I cm 0 ( kˆ )  I B ( kˆ)    0
4
7.(2) Solid angle formed by a cone having semi vertical angel  is
  2(1  cos )  2(1  cos60)  
 one fourth of the total number lines emitted from q1  Half the number of lines terminating on q2
 N1  2 N 2  | q1 |  2 | q2 |
8.(90) Half the lines emitted from q1 terminate on q2 . Remaining half will go to 

 max  90
9.(3) Let the charge on bigger sphere be (Q0  q ) and that on smaller sphere be q, at time t ' after S 2 is
closed.
dq
 i  current through R
dt
Potential difference between two spheres  iR
Q0  q q
  iR
C1 C2

Q0  C  C2 
 q 1   iR
C1  C1C2 
Differentiating, w.r.t. time
C1  C2 dq di
 R
C1C2 dt dt
i t
3 di di 3 i 3t
  iR    dt  n 
8 0 a dt i
i 8 0 aR 0 i0 8 0 aR
0

3t 3t

(80 a ) R V  V
 i  i0e  e (8 0 a ) R  i0  current at t  0 
R R
Rate of change of potential
Qq dV 1 dq i
V ;  
C dt C dt C
3i

dV i V
  e 8 0 aR
dt C (8 0 a ) R
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10.(4) Heat dissipated = loss in electrostatic potential energy

 
Q02  q12 q2  Q02  2Q02 Q02 
   2    
2C1  2C1 2  C1  2C1  9C1 9C1 
 2 
Q02 Q02 Q02 (C1V )2 C1V 2 4
       0 aV 2
2C1 3C1 6C1 6C1 6 3
ONE OR MORE THAN ONE CHOICE
11.(AB)

For equilibrium : m0 gR sin   mgR


2m sin   m   
4

Between P to A the pulley accelerates as torque due to tension will exceed the torque due to m0 g .
Between A to B the pulley system retards and beyond B it will once again accelerate.
For m0 to climb to the top, we need to ensure that it just manages to cross point B. [Note that in no case
m0 can reach the top point with zero speed]
For kinetic energy of the system to be positive when m0 reaches B we must have

   
mgR      m0 gR  1  cos 
 4  4

3  2 1  3
 m.  m0    m0   2m 
4  2  4 2 1 
 m0  (0.975) 2m

But it is given that m0  2m

 m0 will fail to cross point B.

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12.(AC) Let  be the angular velocity of cylinder at an instant

 2R
B  0  0R
 2 
 
 
Induced electric field at the location of ring in given by
r dB r d
E   0R
2 dt 2 dt
For ring, impulse of the torque = change in angular momentum
2 r
 qEr dt  mr 

 r 0R d  
 q  rdt  mr 2r
2 dt 

qr 20R0 q0R0
 mr 2r ; r 
2 2m
d 2q q CV  q d 2q 2q  CV
13.(AC) L 2
  0 2
 0
dt C C dt LC
2 CV CV
   q 1  cos t  , q '  CV  q  1  cos t 
LC 2 2
CV 
I  sin t
2
14.(ABC) Torque about A

g  R  ( I )  ( MR 2  MR 2  m( R 2) 2 )
gR g 10 10 5
So,   22
   
2 MR  2mR 2 R( M  m) 2  2  4 16 8
So, acceleration of ring in vertical direction = 0
Acceleration of point mass in vertical direction
As taken from COM frame,
 1  5 
4 g  N  (1  3) rcom ; N  4 g  4   
 2  8 
5 155
N  40  ; N N
4 4
5
1g  2  f  2  (3.2 2  1.22 )  
8
5
20  2 f  16   f  5N
8
dx d x V
15.(A) Let BD  x v  ; VAx   
dt dt  2  2
   d  v
VAy   sin 60      VA  V
2   dt  4

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 
16.(BCD) V  Vo sin t ; i  io sin  t  
 3
 
Pin st  Vi  Vo io sin  t  sin  t  
 3
   
(A) Pinst t
  Vo io sin sin     0
2 2 2 3
2  
(B) For t between 0  t  , both sin  t  & sin  t   terms are positive
3  3
5  
(C) For t  , sin t  0, sin  t    0. Hence positive
6  3
(D) If ω is increased slightly, impedance increase and hence, ϕ decreases.
INTEGER TYPE
17.(3) For the excited state, n = 2.
 1 1 
Hence 13.6eV  2  2  z 2  10.20  1700  27.20eV
6 2 
 1 1 27.20
  Z 2  or Z  3
 36 4  13.6
18.(2) When the capillary is inside the liquid, the surface tension force supports the weight of liquid of height
‘h’

When the capillary is taken out from the liquid similar type of surface tension force acts at the bottom
also, as shown in second figure. Hence, now it can support weight of a liquid of height 2h.
19.(74) Heat flowing through the rod per second in steady state,

dQ KAd 
 …(i)
dt x
Heat radiated from the open end of the rod per second in steady state,
dQ
 A(T 4  T04 ) …(ii)
dt
From equation (i) and (ii)
Kd 
 (T 4  T04 )
x
K  50
 6.0  10 8[(7.5) 4  (3) 4 ]  108  K  74 W / m.K
0.2

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CHEMISTRY
SINGLE CHOICE

1.(B) Because reagent is Li / NH3 (i.e., Li   e and H  NH 2 ] there will be trans addition at both the 
bonds
2.(C) Gauche of ethylene glycol is most stable because of intramolecular H-bonding.

Area of spheres 3r 2

3.(A) % packing efficiency   100 
Area of Hexagon  3 2
 a 6
 4 
And a  2r
 % packing efficiency = 90.64%

4.(C)

COMPREHENSION WITH NUMERICAL TYPE

5.(5) & 6.(8)

3-Methylbutan-2-ol
x = 3, y = 2
therefore, x + y = 5

Number of  hydrogen atoms in the above structure = 8

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7.(140) q  q AB  q BC  q CD  q DA

5R 5R
 1R  300ln 2  1   (400  300)  1R  400ln 2  1   (300  400)
2 2
( q AB   WAB  1R  300 ln 2 since process is reversible isothermal for which U  0)
5R
( q BC  H BC  1   (400  300) since process is reversible isobaric
2
( q CD   WCD  1R  300 ln 2 since process is reversible isothermal for which U  0)
5R
( q DA  H DA  1  (300  400) since process is reversible isobaric)
2
So, q  100R ln 2 = 140
8.(500) For process A  C
H  H A B  H BC
5R
H  0  (100) ; H  250R  500 cal
2
9.(500) & 10.(457.14)
X A  0.75 X B  0.25

Pbubble point  X A PA0  X B PB0

 X A PA0  X B PB0  0.75  400  0.25  800  500mm

y A  0.75 y B  0.25
At dew point
1 y y 1 0.75 0.25 1.5  0.25 800
 A0  B0      PT   457.14 mm Hg
PT PA PB PT 400 800 800 1.75
Below dew point only vapour phase exists
ONE OR MORE THAN ONE CHOICE
11.(ABCD) In   D glucopyranose all the substituents occupy the sterically preferred equatorial position
making it more stable.
Refer Notes for option B,C & D
12.(BC)

‘P’ has optical and geometrical isomers.

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13.(A) (A) G  H  T S  0 as S  0 so H has to be negative

(B) Micelles formation will take place above Tk and above CMC

(C) Fe(OH)3 solution can be prepared by the hydrolysis of FeCl3 solution adsorbs
Fe3 and this is positively charged
 Fe(OH)3  3HCl
FeCl3  3H 2O 

Fe(OH)3  FeCl3  Fe(OH)3 , Fe3 

Fixed part
3Cl
Diffused part
Positive charge on colloidal sol is due to adsorption of Fe3 ion (common ion between
Fe(OH)3 and FeCl3 )

(D) Fe3 ions will have greater flocculatibility power so smaller flocculating value
T  V  373 10
14.(ABD) S  nC v ln  f   nR ln  f   5ln  2ln
 Ti   Vi  298 1

H  nC p T  7(75)  525cal

E  nC v T  5(75)  375cal
G  H  (TS)

15.(ABD) (A) 2[Ag(CN) 2 ] (aq)  Zn(s)  2Ag(s)  [Zn(CN) 4 ]2  (aq)

Here Zn is used as a reducing agent
(B) Fact
(C) Magnesite (MgCO 3 ) is ore of magnesium

(D) SnO2  2C 
 Sn  2CO

2PbS  3O2 
 2PbO  2SO 2

PbO  C 
 Pb  CO

16.(ACD) 2KBr  MnO2  3H 2SO 4 

 2KHSO4  MnSO4  2H 2O  Br2 (X)
(A)

(B) AgBr ppt. (pale yellow) is only partially soluble in NH 4 OH

(C) 2KI  Br2 

 2KBr  I2 (violet) soluble in organic layer

(D) K 2Cr2O7  6KBr  7H 2SO4 

 3Br2  Cr2 (SO4 )3  4K 2SO4  7H 2O

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INTEGER TYPE
17.(13) x = 4, Y = 6, Z = 3

18.(4)

19.(12)

(i), (iii), (v), (vii) will have d & l forms

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Mathematics
SINGLE CHOICE
1.(A) Let C (cos , sin ) ; H ( h, k ) is the orthocentre of the ABC

h  1  cos  ; k  1  sin 
( x  1) 2  ( y  1) 2  1

x2  y2  2 x  2 y  1  0

2.(D) 3  x  x2  1  x2  x  4  0
x1  x2  1
x1x2  4 …(i)
x2 x2
2 2
A  [(3  x)  ( x  1)] dx   (4  x  x )dx use (i)
x1 x1

13
C2  4C1  4C1
3.(B) p 52
(probability that the cards are higher or lower rank)
C2
16 1
  P(same) 
17 17
Now, P(H) + P(L) + P(same) = 1
8
 P(H) = P(L) 
17
4.(A) As  is the fifth non-real root of unity   4  3  2    1  0

 is the fourth non real root of unity  3   2    1  0

Consider (1   )(1   2 )(1   4 ) (1  )(1   2 )(1  3 )

 (1     2   3 )(1   4 ) (1     2  3 )(1  3 )  0
COMPREHENSION WITH NUMERICAL TYPE
5.(0.48) A : She get a success
T : She studies 10 hrs : P(T) = 0.1
S : She studies 7 hrs : P(S) = 0.2
F : She studies 4 hrs : P(F) = 0.7
P(A/T) = 0.8 ; P(A/S) = 0.6 ; P(A/F) = 0.4
P( A)  P( A  T )  P ( A  S )  P( A  F )
 P(T )  P ( A / T )  P(S )  P( A / S )  P( F )  P( A / F )
 (0.1)(0.8)  (0.2)(0.6)  (0.7) (0.4)
 0.08  0.12  0.28  0.48
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P( F  A) (0.7) (0.4) 0.28 7

6.(0.58) P ( F / A)      0.5833333
P( A) 0.48 0.48 12
7.(8) & 8.(10)
D    8; If D1  2(    10), D2  5(  2), D3    2
9.(12) Given (4a  3) x  (a  1) y  (2a  1)  0
(3 x  y  1)  a (4 x  y  2)  0
Family of lines passes through the fixed-point P which is the intersection of
3x  y  1 & 4 x  y  2
Solving P(1,2)
Now, we have y  2  m( x  1) …(i)
This makes an angle of  / 4 with 3 x  4 y  2 with slope ¾

m  (3 / 4) 4m  3
 1;  1  4m  3  4  4 m (with +ve sign)
1  (3m / 4) 4  3m
m7
With -ve sign
4m  3  4  3m
1
7 m  1  m   (rejected)
7
Hence the line is
y  2  7( x  1)
7x  y  5  0
10.(4) Given (4a  3) x  (a  1) y  (2a  1)  0
(3 x  y  1)  a (4 x  y  2)  0
Family of lines passes through the fixed-point P which is the intersection of
3x  y  1 & 4 x  y  2
Solving P(1,2)
Again y  2  m( x  1)

2  2
x  0 ; y  2  m ; y  0, x  1   2 A  (2  m)  1   ( m  0)
m  m
4  4
2A  2  m   2  4   m  
m  m
Let m  M ( M  0)
2 2
4  2   2 
2A  4  M   4 M   48 M  
M  M   M 
Area is minimum if M  2  m  2

2 A |min  8  A |min  4

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ONE OR MORE THAN ONE CHOICE

1 2 2   1 2 2  9 8 8 
2 
11.(ABD) A  2 1 2 2 1 2  8 9 8
  
    
 2 2 1   2 2 1  8 8 9 

We have A2  4 A  5I3

9 8 8  1 2 2 1 0 0 
 8 9 8   4  2 1 2   5 0 1 0   0
   
8 8 9   2 2 1  0 0 1 

 5I 3  A2  4 A  A( A  4 I3 )

1  1
 I3  A  ( A  4 I3 )   A1  ( A  4 I3 )
5  5

Note that | A |  5. Since | A3 |  | A |3  53  0, A3 is invertible

Similarly, A2 is invertible

12.(ABD) Slope of y tangent at x  0 is tan 1 (2)  (A) is correct

f is obviously increasing for (0,3)
( f '( x )  0)  (B) is correct
x  1 being an inflection point
x  1 is inflection but not as extremum as f '( x) does not change sign hence (C) is not correct
13.(ABCD) (B) 1  P( A)  P( B)  P( A  B) or P( A  B)  1  ( B)
(C) Let P( A)  P( A / B )

P( A  B)
or P( A) 
P( B)
P( A)  P ( B)  P( A  B ) …(i)

TPT P ( A / B C )  P ( A)

P( A  BC )
 P( A)
P( BC )
P( A)  P( A  B)  P( A)[1  P( B)]
 P( A  B)   P( B)   P( A)  P( B)
or P( A)  P ( B)  P( A  B ) …(ii)
from (i) and (ii)

P ( A)  P ( A / B )  P ( A / B C )  P ( A)
14.(AC) For | AB |  0  | A |  | B |  0  | A |  0, | B |  0

1
AA1  I  | A |  | A |1  | I |  1  | A1 |   | A |1
| A|

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15.(BCD) We have S n  x  x 4  x 7  x10  ........... (2n terms)

Cn  x 2  x5  x8  x11  ........... (2n terms)
Tn  x3  x 6  x9  x12  ........... (2n terms)
(B) Clearly S n  Cn  Tn as x is a proper fraction  x  x 2  x 3 & so on
x
(C) lim ( Sn  Cn  Tn )  x  x 2  x3  ...... 
n  1 x

(D) We have S n  Cn  Tn  x
( x )
3 2n
1   x (x )
2
3 2n
1   x (x )
3
3 2n
1 
( x3  1) ( x3  1) ( x3  1)
 
But x  1, as x   0,  , so we get x  x 2  x3
 4
5 1   
 x 2  x  1  0 ( x  0)  x   2sin   0, 
2 10  4 
(1  z )2 1  z zz  z z  1 1 z 
16.(BC) Given            (As | z |  1  zz  1)
1  z2 1  z zz  z z  1  1 z 
     0   is purely imaginary. Hence  lies on y-axis
(A) z lies on perpendicular bisector of (2,4) and (2,-4) which is x-axis
(B) z lies on perpendicular bisector of (3,-4) and (-3,-4) which is y-axis
(C) z lies on perpendicular bisector of (-2,0) and (2,0) which is y-axis
(D) z lies on either of the rays emanating from (0,1) and (0,-1) towards   &   respectively
along y axis not complete y-axis
INTEGER TYPE
17.(4) As P(x) is an odd function
Hence P( x)   P( x)  P(3)   P(3)  6

Let P ( x)  Q ( x 2  9)  ax  b (where Q is quotient and (ax  b )  g ( x) = remainder)

Now P(3)  3a  b  6 …(i)
P(3)  3a  b  6 …(ii)
Hence b  0 & a  2
Hence g ( x)  2 x  g (2)  4
sin A a sin B sin C c b
18.(3) We have     
c sin B bc c b ab ac
b sin B  c sin C c 2  b 2 b2  c 2 b(2R sin B)  c(2 R sin C )
   a 
bc abc b sin B  c sin C b sin B  c sin C
 b c a  
 a  2R  As sin B  sin C  sin A  2 R  ; Hence A 
  2
1     1  
19.(7) The required area  BE  DE  EC  DE  BC  DE
2 2
1  
  1 ˆ 1

2
 
AC  AB  DE 
2
 
i  4 ˆj  (4iˆ  2 ˆj )  | 2  16 |  7 (square unit)
2

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