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ARP Paper-2 Solutions .PMD

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Page # 1 VICTORY BATCH

ARP - 2 [VICTORY BATCH]


PHYSICS
HINTS & SOLUTIONS
SECTION - A
1. C 2. A 3. A 4. C 5. A
6. D 7. A 8. B 9. A 10. A
11. BC 12. ACD 13. BD 14. ABD 15. AD
16. C 17. A 18. D 19. A 20. B

SECTION - B
1. 5 2. 5 3. 5 4. 5 5. 2

SECTION - A 2. A
1. C Using Snell’s law between origin ( y = 0)
Suppose total length of paper is . r1 is and (y = H). we get,
inner radius of spool the 2
2 x sin 60º =  sin 90
r  r    b ...(1)
2
1
2
1 H2
and at this moment
v = r ...(2) v 3 1 2 2
b  2
 1 H2  ; H 1
2 1 H 3 3
dr d
  2r.  0  .b
dt dt
r1 3. A
dr v.b r
 ...(3)   x  d d  
dt 2r y  x, t   y  x  0, t    
  v v 
diff equation (2) wrt time
v = r  x  d  d 
= A sin  t 
  v 
dv d  dr 
r   
dt dt  dt 
4. C
dr r For distance x

dt 
KqQ K(2q)Q
2 N 2
  dr  h h
   ...(4)
r  dt  L/2 L/2
q
bearing L
x– —
vb. v 2 b 2
using (3) and (4)    W
2r 2 2r 3

Balancing torque about bearing.

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6. D
KqQ  L   L  K  2q  Q   L 
2    W x      h h
h 2  2 h2 2 d  d  
p mv
 L  KqQL
Wx   
 2 2h 2 h
d
 4  d 3 
x
KqQL L

     
 3  2  
 2gd 
2Wh 2 2

qQL L  18h 2 
1/9
x 2
 d  2 2 
8 0 Wh 2
  g

5. A
7. A
(1)
I B
(2)
R

vr=u
V vbr =v–
x
A

Magnetic field due to ring (1) on its axis is In the river frame

 0 IR 2 u 
B1 
2 3/ 2
2x  R 2
 v
b 
Flux through ring (2) is 2 = B.A2

 0 IR 2
=   r 2  t0
2 3/ 2
2x  R
2
 ut 0  v  cos  dt ... (1)
0

d2
emf in ring (2) is  2  ds rel
dt v  u cos   
dt
  t0 0
3 0 IR 2 r 2  x 
2 
2  5 
V   v  u cos   dt   ds rel ... (2)
0 b
 x  R  
2 2 2
 
v
So, this emf 2 will be maximum when, Setting K = , we can rewrite this integral
u
d 2 R as
0 x 
dx 2 t0  v 
  ku  cos  dt  b
0
 k 
24 0 Ir 2 V
 2 max  2
25 5 R 1 t0
 kut 0  v cos dt  b
k 0

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9. A
1
 kut 0  ut 0  b dQ
k H  4r 2  T 4  TS4 
dt
 1
 ut 0  k    b dQ
 k H'   4r 2  T 4  T24 
dt

b dQ
 t0  H ''   4R 2  T24  TS4 
 1 dt
uk  
 k
 4 r 2  T 4  T24    4R 2  T24  TS4 

b b bv
   2
v u  2
 v  u2
u   v  u 
u v  v 

8. B

E
A r 2T 4  R 2TS4
mgsin30°=F0 T24 
mg r2  R 2
30°

C H '' 4r 2 T 4  TS4  R 2 R2


 
H 4r 2  T 4  TS4  r 2  R 2  r 2  R 2

a = 1, b = 1
C E D 10. A
Let at any given instant of time charge on
second sphere is q.
60°
A Q–q q
F1 F1
L
F0

Qq di q
L  (C = 40R)
C dt C
1
F02  F12  F12  2F12 
2 di Q  2q

dt LC
1
 F0  3F1 d 2q Q  2q
2 
dt 2 LC
1
F1  N Q Q  2 
2 3 q  cos t    
2 2  LC 
Minimum time after which q = Q

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  LC L  4 0 R 1
    cos =
 2 2
2
 = 60°
3
 2 0 LR 1 2 1 k 2 k 2
P.E of spring = kx  
2 2 4 8
[MULTIPLE OBJECTIVE TYPE] K.E of system = (P.E)mg Loss – (P.E)spring
11. BC
 1 k 2
= mg  cos    k2 
30° 2 8 8
30° B
13. BD
30°

60° evdB
30° (Fm)net
×
A vnet
u ×
×
 mV vd –
Arc AB = r euB
3 3qB 
× × ×
 T     T m
Time =      Wmagnetic = 0
 2   3  6 3qB
To maintain the current work has to be
done by battery
12. ACD
At equilibrium positions, friction must be Wbatt    nA euBv d dt
zero at both surface as net torque on I = neAvd
disc = 0
So N2 = 0 = IB udt
Torque about A = 0
WBatt = IBh

14. ABD
For equilibrium
g m2 ( sin ) sin  = mg cos 
kx
N2 m, 

1 g cos 
=
mg A sin  
N1 Due to stable equilibrium, it will execute
SHM.

 15. AD
mg sin = kx  sin
2 3VH 7V0
f  
4 H 4 0
mg
= kx, as mg = k
2 H V 1  RT
given 7 H 7 7
 2 2f 2f MH
x
2
0 MH x 7
     x  cm
as x = (1 – cos) = H M0 7 4
2
P0(2A–A) × d = 105 × 10–4 × 10–2 = 0.1 J

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Page # 5 VICTORY BATCH

[COMPREHENSION TYPE]
2 2
16. C, 17. A  J  J 3
Sol. (16 and 17) VCM     
Initially force in springs and strings are
 2m   2m  (Vcm) x
60°
shown in figure.
2 Vcm
1 3 J J
    2 =
T=3mg 4 4m m

D m (Vcm )y
T=mg  m 2
Now J sin 30  
T=2mg m A 4 12
C m
3J
 
T=mg 2m
(P) Speed of upper end P
T=2mg 2
2m   J  J 3 
2
2 
B v       
  2 2m   2m  
For Q. 16  
As block A is in equilibrium.
Hence, Tension force in string 'T' = mg  3J 2
J   3J  
2
For Q.17 
      
 4m 2m   2m  
3mg  

D m aD=2g J2 3J 2 13J 2
  
16m 2 4m 2 16m 2
mg
13 J
v  (3)
C m aC=2g 4 m
mg (Q) Speed of lower end Q
mg
2
18. D  
2
J  J 3
2
v     
4h 2 h2  2 2m   2m 
E = – = Et
8mL2 8mL2 2
 3J J  3J 2
    2
19. A  4m 2m  4m
L1 > L0
25J 2 3 J2 37 J 2
 E t1  E t 0   t1   t 0   
16 m 2 4 m 2 16 m 2
 red light can be absorbed and infrared
37 J
scattered. v  (4)
4 m
[MATCH THE COLUMN TYPE] (R) Speed of point R on rod
20. B 2 2
 
2 J  J 3
J J v     
J x  Px   m  Vcm  x   Vcm  x   4 2m   2m 
2 2m
2
J 3 J 3  3J J  3J 2
J y  Py   m  Vcm  y   Vcm  y      2
2 2m  8m 2m  4m

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2
Mass of spherical segment
 7J  3J 2 M = density x volume of segment
   2
 8m  4m
M M M
2 2 2   R
 R
49 J 48 J 97 J V
 y dx    R  x 2  dx
2 2
  
64 m 2 64 m 2 64 m2 R R
2 2
97  J 
v    (1)
8 m M 24M
 3

(S) Speed of upper end P after rod turns 5R 5R 3
through 30. 24
2 Consider a small disc of radius y and
   2
v2      Vcm  thickness dx as shown in figure.
 2 
Mass of small disc dm = .y2dx
2 2 Moment of inertia of disc about O, x-axis
 3J   J 
    1 1  4
 4m   m  dI  dm.y 2  y 2 dx  y 2  y dx
2 2 2
2
 9  J  Total moment of inertia
   1 
 16  m  R
 4
I  dI =
2 R
y dx
2
25  J 
2
v    2
16  m 
R R
 2 
v
5 J
 (2)
I 
2 R
 R 2  x 2  dx 
2 R
 R 4  2R 2 x 2  x 4  dx
4m 2 2

SECTION - B R
1. 5 24M   4 2R 2 x 3 x 5 
I 3
  R x   
Unit vector along friction force acting on 5 R 2  3 5 R /2
rod along x-axis is opposite to direction of
velocity of rod along x-axis relative to other 24M  53R 5
rod.   
5R 3 2 480

2ˆj 53 53MR 2
I= MR 2 
200 40x
 ˆi  2ˆj  x=5
 
 5 
3. 5
î 2
 220  3
2. 5  25     nCP T
50  4
The solid sphere is generated by revolving
circle about diameter.
220  220  3  7  8.3 
 n   250 
2 2 2 A 8  2 
x +y =R 
R 220  220  3
y n  2.5
O x 7  8.3  1000
x C mass of hydrogen = 5 gm
dx

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4. 5 5. 2

Bus Vb

V
1000   1500
V  Vb cos 

mgh
T 2 – T1 = 1 3
 
2
T2 – T1 = 10 ....(1) 1 cos  2
T2 = 202  T12 ....(2) 3 3
From equation (1) and (2)  = 30°
T1 = 15 N = 3P
P=5   sin   cos 
 
Vsound Vbullet Vbus

1 3 1
 
2Vbullet 2Vbus Vsound

1 1  3Vsound 
   1
2Vbullet Vsound  2Vbus 

1 1  3 3 3  5
    1 
2Vbullet Vsound  2 2  4Vsound

2 2
Vbullet = Vsound = (360) = 4(36) = 144
5 5
= (12)2

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