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Sec: OSR.

IIT_CO-SC GTA-10(P-I) Date: 23-05-21


Time: 3HRS 2014_P1 Max. Marks: 180
KEY SHEET

PHYSICS
1 B 2 A 3 B 4 C 5 D
6 C 7 A 8 C 9 A 10 C
11 1 12 3 13 2 14 2 15 4
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16 4 17 8 18 4 19 3 20 8

CHEMISTRY
21 BCD 22 AC 23 BC 24 ABC 25 AB
26 C 27 AB 28 AB 29 BCD 30 ABC

31 1 32 9 33 3 34 6 35 6

36 1 37 6 38 4 39 3 40 8

MATHS
41 BC 42 CD 43 AD 44 ACD 45 ABC

46 AB 47 AC 48 AC 49 AB 50 AB

51 3 52 6 53 2 54 4 55 6

56 3 57 5 58 0 59 4 60 5
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SOLUTIONS
PHYSICS
1. Conceptual
 at 2 
2. p = mv =  x  v     at
 2 
1
p = a 2 t3
2
dp 3 2 2
F=  a t
dt 2
t
W   Fdx   Fvdt
0
t
3 
W     a 2 t 2  (at) dt
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 2 
0
3
W   a 3t 4
8

1 1 1
3.  
v 30 20
1 1 1 –3  2
–  
v 20 30 60
v = – 60
m1 = 
–60 
 = –2
 –30 
1 1 1
 
v 20 30
1 1 1 23
 –   v  –60
v 30 20 60
m2 = – 
–60 
3
 20 
m1m2 = –6

4. 360° 200 div.


18
15° 200  div
360
1nm
LC =
200
1
x = 10 × mm
200
1
F=  100  10 –3 = 5 mN
20

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5.

mdv
ilB  iBq = mv
dt
mv mR dv
 – Blv – 
Blc Bl dt
a=0
  Blc
 v 
Bl 
m B l cm
2 2

Blc
mv
q=
Bl
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1 1 1 1 1
6.    
2C 2C C C Ceq
11 2  2 C
  C eq 
2C 3

2CV
Q flow 
3
CV CV 2
W  V 
3 3
dH
7.  b(T – T0 )
dT
= 3 × 10–3 × 2 × 0.5 × l × 80
= 2.4 × 10–11cal/sec
Case – 2
dH
 3  10 –3  1    (T – 20)  2
dt
2 k
=  (100 – T)
n(2)
2.8  10 –3
3(T – 20) = (100 – T)
0.7
3T – 60 = 400 – 4T
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7T = 460
460
T=  65.7C
7
dH 3  10–3    460  20   2
 
dt   7 
dH 2.4  10–1  
dt
1  460 – 140  320
=  
40  7  280
kQ
8.  900
r
kQ
 90
r2
 r  10m
900  10
Q=  1 C
9  109
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(8 – x)2 + (7 – y)2 = 102


9  109  10 –6
Esurface= 3 × 106 =
r2
r2 = 3 × 10–3
r = 30cm

9.

 E  E2 
2

P 1
R1

10. f – mg sin 37 = ma
f = ma + mg sin mg cos
a 8 – 6 = 2m/s2
 mg cos   mg sin   ma max
a max  14m / s 2
11.

qvB sin = mg
mv 2
qvB cos =
h tan

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2
mv
qvB =
h tan
mv 2
mg =
h
 n 1
12.

eV
mg = eE =
h
mgh
V
e
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V 3V 3mgh
Pd = V – iR = V –  
4 4 4e

kQ
13. e  1.44 ke V  charge is constant
R
kQ
  1440V
R
1440
Q  V  Ne
9  109
1440
N=  1019  1012
9  10  1.6
9

N = N0 (1 – e –  t )
1012 = 4 × 1012 (1 – e –  t )
1
 e–t  2 half lives  2 hrs
4
1 N
Ns =  1012  0
3 4
 2 half life’s.

180 0

11 3
6 60
14.  
1 1 11

6 3
60  –
50.1n 2

iT   1 – e 0.5

11  5  
12  1  6
   A
11  2  11

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15. 40 2  60  m  2mv
10 2  v
v  5g
200  501
1  4m

16. After moving the loop about side PQ through 120°, the normal on the side PS from the wire will be
passing through midpoint C and the net magnetic flux through the loop in the new position will be
zero.
 Changes is flux f = Flux through the loop in the initial position
Flux through area element dA
 I
d  B.dA 0 a.dx
2 x
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2a
 Iadx 0 Ia
 0  n(2)
2 x 2
a

 Charge flown through the square


 0 Ia
loop =  n(2)
R 2 R

20
17. Height of water column = = 4 cm
5
Mass of water = 20 gm
By work energy theorem
Wext  U piston  U water  KE water  8  10–2 Joule

18. Wg  Wmg  Wfriction  KE


2
1  qBR 
Wfriciton  0 – m
2  m 
1 q 2 B2 R 2 –Kq 2 B2 R 2
Wfriciton – 
2 m 8m
K=4

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19.

b
K(2 x 2dx) 
V
x
a
 b2  a 2 
V  2 k     k(b 2  a 2 )
 2 
b = 2a
v = 3 k b 2
20. y1  Asin 1t
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y2  Asin 2 t
   1    2  1  
y1  2A cos  2 t  sin t
 2  2 
Resultant amplitude Ar = 2A0 | cos( )t / 2 |
t  1
     t  s
2 2 4
t  1
     t  s
2 3 6
In one cycle of intensity of 1/2s, the detector remain idle for
1 1 1
2    s  sec
4 6 6

In ½ sec cycle, active time is   


1 1
2 6
= 1/3 sec
In 12 sec interval, active time is
12 
1 / 3  8 sec
1 / 2 

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21.
PbF2 ( s )  PbF2 (aq.)
PbF2 (aq)  PbF  (aq.)  F (aq.)
PbF  (aq)  Pb 2 (aq.)  F  (aq.)
PbF2 ( s )  Pb 2 (aq.)  2 F  (aq.)
The dissolved part of PbF2 (s) exist only in Pb 2 (aq.)but also in PbF (aq.)
along with F (aq.)

32. Solution Ka Kb = 10-14

108
Kb 
106
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1
pOH  ( pK b  log Co)
2
1
= (8  log102 )
2
1
= (10) 
2
pOH  5
pH  14  5  9

37.
Dm ( g )  mD( g )
1
After reaction 0.4 0.6m
nactual 0.4  0.6m 1.2
=  0.4  0.6m 
nexp ected 1 0.3
 0.4  0.6m  4  0.6m  3.6  m  6

MATHS
41. Disjoint  mutually exclusive.A
(A)Two mutually exclusive events E & F with P(E) and P(F) > 0 cannot be independent
P(E) + P(EF) + P(E  F)
(B) =P(E) + P(F)  P(E  F) + P(E  F) = 1
 exhaustive

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 P(E/F) > P(E)
P(E  F)
(C)   P(E)
P(F)
P(E  F)
  P(F) or P(F/E) > P(F)
P(E)
(D) Every element of set of positive integer can be of the form 6n, 6n +1, 6n+2…..6n+5.
But favorable are 6n+1, 6n+5.
2 1
So, required probability   .
6 3
  
42.  AA  I  a , b , c are orthogonal unit vectors
T

 
ˆi ˆj kˆ
   3iˆ  6ˆj  2kˆ

C   a  b    1
49
2 3 6 c
7
6 2 -3
 
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 a b 1
2 x tan x sec 2 x x
43.  dx

x sec x  tan x 
2
2
x
tan
  I
II

x 1 tan x  x sec 2 x dx


 .
tan x  x sec x  tan x 
2
  2
tan x
.
x sec x  tan x
2

x
(tan x)( x sec 2 x  tan x) 
  cot 2 x dx

x
  cot x  x  C
(tan x)( x sec 2 x  tan x)
x
 f ( x) 
tan x( x sec 2 x  tan x)
44.

Equation of normal at P(x, y) is


dx
Y  y   ( X  x)
dy
dy
It meets the x-axis when X  y x
dx
dy
 OQ  x  y
dx
dy
Also, ON  x  NQ  y
dx
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(1  y )
2
dy xdx ydy
x y  
1 x 2
dx 1  x 1  y 2
2

2 xdx 2 ydy
 
1 x 2
1 y2
1  x2
Or log (1  x 2 )  log(1  y 2 )  C  k
1 y2
As the curve passes through (3,1) therefore k = 5
Hence the equation is x 2  5 y 2  4
45.
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x2 y 2
 1
4 1
equation of AB
y  3x  1
x 2  4(3 x 2  2 3 x  1)  4
13 x 2  8 3 x  0
8 3
x
13
16 3
BC 
13

46.

AHC  ACB
AC CH AH
 
AB BC AC
 225  ( x  16) x
( x  82 )  17 2
x9
 AB  25 CH  12
 3 5 7
47. We have sin .sin .sin .sin
16 16 16 16

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1  3 5 7 
  2sin .sin .2sin .sin
4 16 16 16 16 
1      3  
   cos  cos   cos  cos  
4  8 4  8 4 
1   1   1 
  cos   cos  
4  8 2  8 2 
1  2  1   1   
   cos      2 cos 2  1
4  8 2  8  8 
1  1 1 2
 cos    
8 4 8 2 16
If e   e x
dx
48.
1 x
5
y.e x  e g ( x)dx
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 x 1 x  
 y.e  5  e sin x dx, x  0, 2 
 

 y.e x  1 e x cos x dx, x  
 5 2
e x
1  
 10  10 (sin x  cos x) x  0, 2 
  
 y  f ( x)  
x
 e  1 (sin x  cos x) x  
 10 10 2
 /4  /2
  e   e 1
 f   , f  
 4  10 2 10

49. Multiply by y,z and x in rows 1,2 and 3 respectively and then take common y, z and x from column
1,2 and 3 respectively, then
3 3 3
y 1 y y
3 3 3
z z 1 z  11
3 3 3
x x x 1

3
1 0 y
 1 1 z
3
 11  C1  C1  C2 and C2  C2  C3 
3
0 1 x  1


 1 x 1 z
3 3
  y 1  11  x  y  z
3 3 3 3
 10

So solution are (1,1,2) , (1,2,1) or (2,1,1)

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50. Equation of a plane passing through the line 3x  y  2z  1  0  x  2y  z  2 is
3x  y  2z  1    x  2y  z  2   0
Since it is perpendicualr to the given plane
3
  
2
 Equation of the line of projection is
3x  8y  7z  4  0  3x  2y  z
Its direction ratios are < 11,  9 ,  15 > and the point (  1,1,1) lies on the line
x 1 y 1 z 1
   is also the equation of the line of projection.
11 9 15
51. Let z = (cos +isin )
cos  i sin 
5r cos   i (5r sin  )   3
r r
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cos    sin  
2 2

 5r cos      5r sin    9
 r   r 
1
25r 2  2  10(cos 2   sin 2  )  9
r
 1
9   25r 2  2 
cos 2   r 
10
1
25r 2  2  10
r
1
cos 2  
10

52. (1)  (2)



6 x 2  (0)  (b  c)  0

  0
      10 &       4
  10 &   4
  40

H .M n
53. 
n  n n n n 
 (n  1)  (n  2)  (n  3)  ...  2n 
 

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n 1
lim n  n
0  n 1 r 
r 1 ( n  r )
 1  
r 1 n  n
1 1
1 
n 2
 (1  x)dx
0

 e1/ n 1 
lim x3  
n  1/ n 
f ( x)  e  e x  f ( x)  (0,1)
3
 
54.
 sin  f ( x)   sin e x   3

Range(0,sin1)

3
f ( x)dx
55. Let I =  ......(1)
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0
( x  3 x  1)
2

f (3  x)
3
I = ......(2)
0
( x  3 x  1)
2

(1)  (2)  2 I  3
3
I
2
3sin 1 

56. ye 4 8


maximum when sin 1 x 
2

minimum when sin 1 x  
2
3  
 
ye 8 8
e 2

3
r 100  r 2 
3 2
r.s11 2
57. f r     
s11  r 2 100
f 'r   0  3r 2 100  r 2  0  r  5

58. Equidistant terms from beginning and end have the same values.
a0  a2 n .a1  a(2 n 1) .........

59.

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(a constant)

Area of

60. Let AC,BD intersect at P

12  6  2
AP  4
16  9

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Area if ABD  AP  BP   12
2
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BP=3

AB  AP 2  BP 2  5

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