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SAGAR ACADEMY

NEET REPEATERS
GT - 01
DATE: 08.04.2024
PHYSICS CHEMISTRY BOTANY ZOOLOGY
Q.NO KEY Q.NO KEY Q.NO KEY Q.NO KEY
1 2 51 1 101 2 151 3
2 4 52 2 102 2 152 1
3 4 53 2 103 4 153 2
4 3 54 4 104 3 154 4
5 2 55 2 105 4 155 2
6 3 56 2 106 2 156 4
7 4 57 3 107 1 157 3
8 2 58 4 108 1 158 1
9 4 59 2 109 3 159 4
10 4 60 1 110 2 160 1
11 4 61 1 111 1 161 3
12 2 62 2 112 2 162 1
13 3 63 3 113 4 163 4
14 2 64 4 114 2 164 3
15 2 65 2 115 1 165 3
16 3 66 3 116 2 166 4
17 4 67 1 117 3 167 1
18 2 68 4 118 2 168 4
19 4 69 2 119 3 169 1
20 3 70 1 120 4 170 4
21 4 71 4 121 1 171 3
22 1 72 1 122 3 172 2
23 1 73 1 123 1 173 1
24 1 74 2 124 4 174 2
25 3 75 1 125 1 175 3
26 1 76 4 126 2 176 1
27 3 77 3 127 4 177 1
28 4 78 1 128 3 178 1
29 1 79 3 129 3 179 1
30 1 80 1 130 4 180 1
31 2 81 3 131 1 181 2
32 3 82 1 132 2 182 4
33 1 83 3 133 2 183 2
34 4 84 4 134 2 184 3
35 4 85 3 135 2 185 2
36 2 86 2 136 1 186 1
37 3 87 1 137 2 187 3
38 1 88 3 138 2 188 2
39 3 89 3 139 3 189 3
40 3 90 3 140 1 190 4
41 1 91 4 141 3 191 2
42 1 92 4 142 2 192 1
43 2 93 3 143 3 193 3
44 4 94 2 144 2 194 4
45 1 95 2 145 3 195 1
46 3 96 4 146 2 196 1
47 3 97 4 147 1 197 2
48 1 98 1 148 1 198 3
49 3 99 3 149 1 199 3
50 3 100 4 150 1 200 4
SAGAR ACADEMY
REPEATERS
XI & XII FULL PORTION GT- 1
DATE: 08.04.2024

Solution :- 6)
3RT
Vrms = √
M
1)
A body never have constant velocity and V1 T1 M2 T M 1
= √ . = √ =
V2 T2 M1 2π 2M 2
still have a varying speed.
V2 = 2V1

= 2V
2) Energy density ∝ (amplitude) 2

7) Breaking force = Breaking stress × Area


3)
↑ −3g
of cross
↓ mg
section of wire
F = ma − w
∴ Breaking force α r (Breaking distance
2

F = m(−3g) − mg
is constant)
F = −3 mg − mg
If radius becomes doubled then breaking
F = −4 mg, (mg = w)
force will become 4 times i.e. 40 × 4 =
|F | = 4 w
160 kg wt

4) 1 1 1
= + 8) Q Q
f v u C = ⇒ V =
V C

1 1 1 Q Q Q

− = − then V1 = , V2 = , V3 =
C1 C2 C3
10 v 20
1 1 1
1 1 1 −10 V1 : V2 : V3 = : :
C1 C2 C3
= − =
v 20 10 200
Therefore ratio of P.D is inversely
v = −20 cm
proportional to capacitance .

5) a = Rα 9)
Q = msΔt
F − f 7−f
3
a = = Q 2000 × 10
m 10
Δt = =
ms 3
60 × 0.83 × 10
fR = Iα
2000 0
5f 5f = = 40.16 C
α = = 60 × 0.83
2mR 2 × 10 × 1

fR 5f 5f
= = =
2×10×1 10)
2
mR
2
2mR
Due to immobile ions near the junction.
5
7 − f 5f
= ⇒ f = 2N
10 20
11) Objective lens in compound microscope
is having small aperture and small focal
length.
12) 16)
Wavelength of the ray It is given that
λ =
hc
First over tone of closed pipe = First over
E
0 0
tone of open pipe
λ = 0.826 A ≈ 1 A
v v
−11 −8
⇒ 3( ) = 2( ); where l and 1
⇒ 10 m < λ < 10 m 4l1 2l2

⇒ EM wave is x-ray l2 are the lengths of closed and open


l1 3
organ pipes hence =
l2 4
13) (A) According to this law of kepler's first
law all planets revolve around the sun in 17) →
¯ ¯ ¯
¯¯
F = 4 i + 5 j − 6k
ellipitical path (or) orbit. → → →
r = r 2 − r 1 = 2^ ^
j − k
(B) Kepler's second law is law of areas
∣ ^
i
^
j
^
k

the line joining the planet and the sweeps →


T
→ ∣
= r × F = ∣
→ ∣

0 +2 −1
∣ ∣
equal areas in equal intervals of time it is ∣ 4 5 −6 ∣

an law of conservation of angular = ^


i (−12 + 5) − ^ ^ [0 − 8]
j(0 + 4) + k

momentum. = −7^
i − 4^ ^
j − 8k

(C) The square of time period of a


revolution of planet around the sun is α 18) 8 4
Current in the circuit = =
to be of semi major axis T 2
αa
3 5 + 1 3

Now pot. Diff. between C and E will be


(D) Newton's law of gravitation is inverse
4 4
square law. VC − VE =
3
× 1 =
3
4
As V C
= 0 so V E
= − V
3
14)
When connected in parallel, heat
produced 19)
R = 4 √3 H
2 2 2
V V 2V
2 2 2
H1 = t = t = t 2u sin θ cos θ u sin θ
Req R R = 4 √3
g 2g
2
1 0
When connected in series, heat produced ⇒ tan θ = ⇒ θ = 30
√3
2
H2 = I Req t
2
V
= ( ) (2R) t 20) Given i = 60 o

2R
1 1 2
2 sin i = ⇒ μ = =
H1 2V t 2R μ sin i √3
= ( ) ( ) = 4
2
H2 R V t
μ = 1.31

15) I0 −IP IP −IA


× 100 = × 100
I0
I I
IP 21) Least count
0 0 2
− Cos θ
2 2 1 main scale division
50 = × 100
I
0
=
2 No. of divisions on Vernier scale
o
On solving,We get θ = 45 0
0.5
o
1
= = ( ) = 1 minute.
30 60
25)
22) In the region AB, a non zero constant VAB = 6V

slope is present. i.e, force acts in this i = 3A (Ammeter resistance R ) a

region. Therefore work is said to be done V


Req =
i
in the region AB. But in the regions BC 6
⇒ (R + Ra ) = = 2
& DE, v is constant i.e, a = 0 ⇒ F = 0 3

Therefore workdone in the regions BC & ⇒ R = 2 − Ra

DE is zero. ⇒ R < 2Ω

23) 26)
μ0 i 1 2
B1 = − î Ui = C1 V
4π r 2

μ0 (C1 C2 )
i π 1
B2 = ( ) − k̂ ⇒ H = V
2
4π r 2
2 C1 + C2
B3 = 0
H C2
⇒ =
Bnet = B1 + B2 + B3 Ui C1 + C2

μ0 μ0 8
i i π
= (− î ) + ( ) − k̂ = × 100 = 80%
4π r 4π r 2 10
μ0 i 1 1
= − ( î + k̂)
4 r π 2

27) ∴ NAND gate is the correct Boolean


24) dB
= k = constant expression for the above circuit.
dt

i) For r < R
28)

Resultant intensity
E = ∫ E. dl = −
IR = I1 + I2 + 2√I1 I2 cos ϕ
dt

⇒ E × 2π =
d
(B. πr )
2 For maximum I R, ϕ = 0
o

dt 2
⇒ IR = I1 + I2 + 2 √ I1 I2 = ( √ I1 + √ I2 )
dB
2
⇒ E × 2πr = πr
dt
r
⇒ E = k 29) T1 = 283 K
2
V
⇒ E ∝ r V1 = V , V = , γ = 1.4
2
ii) For r ⩾ R TV
γ−1
= const
dϕ γ−1 γ−1
E = ∫ E. dl = − T1 V 1 = T1 V
2
dt γ−1
V1
2
dBπR T2 = T1 ( )
= V2
dt
1.4−1
dB
2 ⎛ ⎞
⇒ E × 2πr = πR
V
dt
T2 = 283⎜ ⎟
2 ⎜ ⎟
R dB V
⇒ E = ⎝ ⎠
2r dt 2
o
1 T2 = 374 K = 101 C
⇒ E ∝
r

30) Car and Aeroplanes are streamlined to


reduce the air drag.
34)
I = I1 + I2 + I3
31) According to Wien's displacemnet law I1 = M R
2

1 2
2
λm ∝ I2 = M R + M (2R)
T
2
λn 3000 = 5M R
∴ =
λ 2000 2 2 2
I3 = M R + M (2R) = 5M R
2
λ = λm 2 2 2 2
I = MR + 5M R + 5M R = 11M R
3

32)
Here nose of the boy is the object and
fish is the observer
μ2 = μw ; μ1 = μa = 1

∴ From lens maker's formula


μ2 μ1 μ2 − μ1
− =
v u R

4 1 4/3 − 1
⇒ − =
3V −R R

⇒ v = −2R
35)
∴ image is formed on the same side as Moving coil and moving magnet
the nose of child distance from the centre galvanometer measures DC and hot wire
will be '3R' voltmeter measures runs value of AC
voltage.

36)
The phase angle between I 1 sin ωt and
I2 cos ωt is 90 . Therefore,
o

2 2
I0 = √ I + I ;
1 2

2 2
I0 I + I
1 2
Ir.m.s = Iv = = √
√2 2

33) Gravitational potential at point p due to 37) If an external force and the frictional
shell V s = −GM /R
force acting on a body cancel each other
V due to mass at centre and keep the body at rest , the frictional
−2GM
Vm =
R
force is static friction because , at rest
−GM 2GM −3GM static friction will be acting.
∴ V = − =
R R R

38) Force on q shall increase along the


1

positive x-axis.

Q
39) → For complete sphere flux
ε0
Q
→ For hemisphere
2ε0
40) 1 46) ′
λ ∝ μmgs = m Lice
√m

⇒ 0.4 × 8 × 10 × 42 = m × 80 × 4200
mp > me
′ 3
4 × 8 × 42 = m × 8 × 42 × 10
λp < λe (or) λe > λp
′ −3
⇒ m = 4 × 10 kg

= 4 gm
41) λR > λG

hence no electrons will be emitted.


47) Initially magnetic moment of system
42) In P-type semi conductor, holes are M 1 = √M
2
+ M
2
= √2M and
majority charge carriers. moment of inertia I 1
= I + I = 2I .

Finally when one of the magnet is


removed then M 2 = M and I 2 = I

43)
For ideal transformer So T = 2π√
I

M BH

Pin = Pout V1 − potential across coil − (1)


T1 I1 M2
[ ] = √ ×
T2 I2 M1
V1 i1 = V2 i2 V2 − potential across coil − (2)

2I M
V1 i2 N1 = √ ×
= = I √2M
V2 i1 N2 5/4
2
⇒ T2 =
V1 = VS − i1 RS = 200 − i1 RS → (1) 2
1/4

N1 10 = 2 sec.
V1 = V2 = × 25 = 125 V → (2)
N2 2

V2 = i2 RL = 25V ; 48)
a b c
V2 25 1 m α t c h
i2 = = = A a b c
−1 2 −1
RL 50 2 (T ) (LT ) (M L T ) = M
N2
i1 = × i2 c = 1 ; b + 2c = 0 b = −2c ;
N1
2 1 1 a − b − c = 0
= × = A → (3)
10 2 10
b = −2 a = b + c = −1
Substitute (2) & (3) in (1) equation −1 −2
M = T c h
1
⇒ 125 = 200 − RS
10
RS
⇒ = 75 49) a = −pX. . . . . . . . . . . . (i)
10

2
⇒ RS = 750 Ω a = −ω X. . . . . . . . . . (ii)

comparing (i) & (ii)


44) Total mass = (50 + 20) = 70 kg Xp=Xω 2

Total height = 20 × 0.25 = 5m W=√p


∴ Work done = mgh = 70 × 9.8 × 5 =
3430 J 50) BE of 2He
4
= 4 × 7 = 28M eV

⇒ B. E of
45) Current
4
1
He = 2 × 2 × 1.1 = 4.4M eV

(i) α θ Energy released


−5 0
i1 θ1 10 10
= ⇒ = = (28.0 − 4.4) ⇒ 23.6M eV
−6
i2 θ2 x
10
0
10 0
⇒ x = = 1
10

∴ Deflection is 1 0
Solution :- 55)

51) K × 1000
∧eq =
N

Where, Cell constant = K.R


Cell constant 1 56)
K = =
R 200
1 × 1000
−1 2 −1
= = 5Ω cm eq
200 × 1

52) Zn → Zn
+2
+ Ze

+2 −
Cu + Ze →
––––––––––––––––––––
+2 +2
Zn + Cu → Zn +
––––––––––––––––––––––––––––
57)
0
0.06
Ecell = E −
cell
n

Ecell = [0.34 − (−0.76)]

= 1.1 − 0.03 × log 10 = 1.07 V

58)
53) r = K[A]
x
[B]
y O

||

72r = K[3A]
x
[2B]
y
Iodo form test given by CH 3 − C − H

1 1 1 O
= x
. y ||
72 3 2
1 1 1
but H − C − H not given Iodoform test
⇒ = x
. y O
2 3
3 × 2 3 2
||

because −CH 3
− C is not there in
O
(or) ||

m n H − C − H
r = K[A] [B]

m n
72 = 3 .2
59)
3
2
× 2
3
= 3
m
.2
n
Refer the figure.
(m = 2 & n = 3)

a b
54) rexp t−1 = K [A] [B]
1 1

a b
rexp rt−2 = K [A] [B]
2 2

a b 60) Option: 1
rexp t−3 = K [A] [B]
3 3
a
rexp t−2 0.090 0.1
= = ( )
rexp t−1 0.045 0.05 61) In BeCl , Beryllium has only four
2

⇒ a = 1 electrons.
b
rexp t−3 0.720 0.2 0.1
= = ( )( )
rexp t−2 0.090 0.1 0.05
62) −
O2 (16e )
⇒ b = 2
∗ ∗ 2 2 ∗ ∗ ∗
σ1s2 σ 2
σ2s2 σ 2
σ π π 1
π 1
π 1
2 1s 2s 2px 2py 2py 2px 2py
∴ r = K [A] [B]
63)
Example No. of lone pairs
71)

1
N H3 [5 − 3] = 1
2

1
H2 O
2
[6 − 2] = 2
HCl
1
XeF2 [8 − 2] = 3
2
72)
P = x say
Ratio of lone pairs in N H 3
, H2 O, XeF2
n = x + 0.32x
is 1:2:3
= 1.32x

A = 181
64) Option : 4
x + 1.32x = 181

181
x = = 78
65) Option: 2 2.32

B > Tl > In > Ga > Al A. N O = P = x = 78(i. e P t)


E.N → 2.0 1.8 1.7 1.6 1.5
73) Option: 1
66) In the case of Isoelectronic species,
As the charge on anion increases size 74) Option: 2
increases as the charge on cation
76)
increases size decreases size increasing 98 kg of
order
H2 SO4 → 2 × 36.5 kg of H Cl
+2 + − −2
Ca < K < Cl < S

(e

s = 18)
563.83 ? ← 420 kg of H Cl

kg of H 2 SO4

∴ 100% H2 SO4 → 563.83 kg


67) Option : 1
But 90% H 2
SO4 → Need more amount
100
∴ × 563.83
68) conc.H2 SO4 90
CH3 − CH2 − CH − CH3−−−−−−−−→
| saytzef f rule = 626.5 kg ≈ 628 kg
OH

(CH3 − CH = CH − CH3 ) 77)


(A)
The N shell corresponds to n=4. It has 4
Zn/H2 O

CH3 − CH = CH − CH3 + O3−−−−−→


subshells 4s, 4p, 4d and 4f. There are
CH3 CH O + CH3 CH O
(B)
1+3+5+7=16 orbitals and 3 electrons. 2

LiAlH4

CH3 CH O + 2 [H ]−−−−→CH3 CH2 OH


(C ) 78)
Both assertion and reason are true but
69)
Δa < 0 for spontanents. ΔG > 0 shows reason is not the correct explanation of
non spontanents. Also assertion.[Sc(H 3+
has no unpaired
2 O)6 ]

ΔG = ΔH − T ΔS . From this equation


electron in its d subshell and thus d-d
the conclusions arise.
transition is not possible whereas
70) Na
[T i(H2 O)6 ]
3+
has one unpaired electron
S −
−→ N a2 S

N a2 S + N a2 [F e(CN )5 N O] → N a4 [F e(CN )5 N O in its d subshell which gives rise to d-d


transition to impart colour.
79) 86)

CH3 N C −−
LiAlH4

−−→ CH3 − N H − CH3


3
o
alcohol is most reactive and reacts
fastest with Lucas reagent. A 3 alcohol
0 o
2 a min e

80)
loses-OH through an S 1 mechanism N

since 3 carbocation is particular stable.


o

(or)
Tertiary alcohols give turbidity
immediately by lucas reagent, which
involves SN mechanism. 1

87)
A ⇌ B + C

[B] [C] (0.15) (0.05)


KC = = = 7.5
−3
[A] 10
0
ΔG = −2.303 RT log KC
81)
−3
= −2.303 (8.314 × 10 ) (300) log(7.5)

= −19.147 × 0.3 × (0.87)

= −5.02 KJ /mole

88)
1
C(s) + O2(g) → CO(g)
82) 2
Because heavier is exhibits resonance 1 1
Δng = 1 − =
effect, where proponal not 2 2

ΔH − ΔU = Δng RT

1
= × 8.314 × 298
2

−1
= 1238.786 J . mol

89)
The correct order is
SO2 > SeO2 > T eO2 > P oO2

Oxidation number decreases due to inert


83) Option: 3 pair effect & size increases from S to Te

90)
H2 SO4 > H2 SeO2 > H2 T eO4
84)
N aOH Cl2
more E. N Less E. N
CH3 CH2 COON a ⟶ CH3 − CH3 ⟶
CaO hv

2N a SO3 is more acidic due to higher


CH3 − CH2 − Cl ⟶ C4 H10 + 2N aCl
Ether oxidation number.
91)
85)
HI
If number of unpaired electron are '3'
C6 H5 − CH2 − O − C6 H5 −
−→

μ = √n(n + 2) B. M
C6 H5 OH + C6 H5 CH2 I

= √3(3 + 2) = √15
When phenolic ethers reacts with HI one
μ = 3.87
of the product formed must be phenol.
But not 2.84
92) 96)
(4n + 2) πe

Use the IUPAC rules of nomenclature.
If is not aromatic due to non-planar correct numbering is as follows
structure.

93)
K3 [Co(C2 O4 ) ]
3

94)
Balanced equation is
− − +
IO
3
+ 5I + 6H → 3I2 + 3H2 O 97)

IO

3
is reduced to I oxidation number−

of iodine decreases from +5 to I −

− −
IO → I
3

− + −
2I O + 12H + 10e → I2 + 6H2 O
3

− −
2I → I2 + 2e

− −
10I → 5I2 + 10e

− − +
2I O + 10I + 12H → 6I2 + 6H2 O
3

This compound to 1,5, 6,3 and 3


98)
It involves 1 Cannizzaro reaction
95)
2+ 2−
Ca3 (P O4 ) (s) ⇌ 3Ca (aq) + 2P O (aq)
2 4

If s mol L −1
is the solubility of calcium
sulfate then (calcium ion) =3 s and [phosphate
ion]=2 s. By definition of
Ksp = [calcium ion] 3
[phosphate ion]
2

3 2 5
= (3s) × (2s) = 108 s

W
100 mL solution contains Wg or mol
M
10W
1000 mL solution contains mol L
−1
= s 99)
M
5
This is ortho effect in benzoic acid. The
10W
Ksp = 106 × ( ) ortho substituent will cause a steric
M
5
repulsion and force the −C OOH group
5
W W
= 106 × 10
5
× = 1.06 × 10
7
× ( ) to bend away from the plane of the
5
M M
benzene ring and break its resonance with
it. The proton of −C OOH is lost rather
readily.

100)
Option: 4

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