PART TEST-2 (PT-2) JEE ADVANCED

TARGET : JEE (ADVANCED)-2013

DATE : 25-04-2013

COURSE NAME : REVISION CLASSES

HINTS & SOLUTIONS

4.

PART-I (Physics)
1.

In the circuit diagram shown............................

A magnetic field (B)..........................

Sol. (A) E=

d B d (b )
=
= Bbv = B 2 10 2 20 = 0.40
dt
dt

Sol. (B)

B
t =

t=

2.

1 10 2
20

6 10 2
20

= 5 10 4 sec

= 500 sec

= 3 10 3 sec

= 3000 sec

Assume Earth's surface is.............................

R =

200
V
=
= 2A
100
R

V
200
XL X C = 100 = 2A

Sol. (A)

the equator can be seen as a conducting ring of radiur

Re revolving with angular velocity in a perpendicular

magnetic field B.
Potential difference. across its center and periphery
=

5.

BR 2e
2

3.

Veqvator Vpole =

B R e
.
2

In a series L, C circuit........................................

Sol. (A) X = L

A
ZX

A
0
Z1Y + +1e

+ + Q and almost all energy

came from Q value distributed between

potential at point O

During a positive decay..................................

Sol. (C)

Potential at pole = potential of the axis of earth i.e.

2
R 2 = 2 2 Amp.

6.

+1 e

Figure shows K & K .................................

1
1

Sol. (A) EL = EK EK= 12420

1
. Hence the graph of X vs. f is
C
=

12420
= 6210 eV = 6.21 KeV
2

. There fore the plot of magnitude of X, that

7.

Light of intensity is .................................

Sol. (B) Pressure =

is |X| vs. f is

Where, is the angle with normal

=

RESONANCE

(1 r ) cos 2
C

3
8C

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8.

A parallel beam of light of.................................

14. X-ray from a tube with a................................

Sol. (C) The net force on the plate is due to incidence of

photons + due to emission of electrons.
The number of photons incidents per second on the plate
= number of electrons emitted per second (Given
efficiency = 100 %) =

S
h

The momentum of each photon and electron

respectively are

h
and

2m(h ) where m is the

mass of the electron. Hence the net force exerted on the

( Z1 1)2

0
1 = 4

( Z 1)2
( Z 2 1)2

0
1
2 = 4

( Z 1)2

=4

Z1 = 2Z 1

1
4

Z2 =

Z 1
.
2

15. A conductor of uniform resistance..................................

Sol. (A,C,D) Variation of B is given as
B = B0 cos2t( k ) = B0(1 + cos 2t) ( k )

S h

2m(h ) .
metal plate is
h

9.

Sol. (A,C)

The rate of disintegration of........................

Sol. (B) A = A0 et
100 = 800 e (6 60)

360 = l n

1
= l n8
8

e360 = 1/8

n2
120

=
During 0 < t <

B is decreasing

So, current will induce in such a way that flux will increase
inside so current will be clockwise.

n2
n2
T1/2 =
=
= 120 min.
(n2 / 120)

n2 3
360

Similarly, for

<t<
; B is increasing
2

So, current will be anticlockwise.

or

T1/2 = 2 hrs.

Ans.
16. At what constant rate............................

10. An unknown stable nuclide..........................

Sol. (B)

Li 7

+0

n1

e0

+ 22

He4

Hence the unknown nuclide is

7
3Li .

11. The decay constant of a.....................................

Sol. (A,C)
Given, = 0.173

ln 2
0.693
T1/2 =
=
4

0.173
1
Also
for t =
year :
0.173
Remaining nuclie N = N0e 1 = 0.37 N0
Decay nuclie = N0 N
= 0.63 N0 .
12. A fusion reaction consists ...........................
Sol. (A,B,C,D)
Mass defect m = 4mH mHe
=

4(1.007825) 4.002603 = 0.028697 u

MeV
0.028697 u 932
= 26.7 MeV
u

13. Choose the correct .....................................

Ans.

(A,B,D)

Sol. (B) In equilibrium,

17. After the activity of

56

rate of decay = rate of production

Mn...........................

Sol. (D) As Rate of decay = Rate of production

P = N
N=

P t1 / 2
P
=
= 1.8 10 15 .

n2

18. In the LR circuit the switch...................................

Ans.
0
Sol. In open circuit, there shall be no flow of current in the
circuit. Hence the current through the circuit just after the
switch S is opened shall be zero.
19. The amount of power delivered..............................
Ans.
8
Sol. i1rms

i 2rms

Erms
XC2

R12

130
= 10 A
13

E rms
XL2 R 22

= 13 A

2
Power dissiputed = i 1rms R1 = 10 2 5 = 500 Watt.

RESONANCE

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24. When 10.0 ml of arsenius sulphide ...................

20. A neutron strikes a hydrogen.......................................

Sol. (C)

Ans.
3
Sol. From momentum conservation mu

Coagulating value =

= mvcos 300 + mvcos 300]

Initial KE = 1/2 mu2

v
300

Final KE =

mu
6

25. Steam undergoes decomposition ......................

300

Loss in KE = mu2 /6

H2(g) +

1
O (g) ,
2 2

The temperature at which equilibrium constant is unit is

:

21. The present day abundances ............................

Ans.
9
Sol. 128 N = N0 e 1 t
N = N0 e 2 t

H2O(g)

H = 200 kJ mol1 S = 40 J mol1.

Therefore mu2 /6 = 10.2 eV

1/2 mu2 = 30.6 eV

128 = e 2 t

104 103
= 10 mmole/L.
10 103

Sol. (B)
G = H TS = RT ln Keq = 0 [Keq = 1]

...(i)
...(ii)

T=

2t

n2
n2

t
n 128 =
9
7 10 8
4.5 10
1
1

7 n 2 = n 2
8
9 t
4.5 10
7 10

H
200 10 3
=
= 5000 K
S
40

26. The condensation of .....................

Sol. (C)
For condensation of a gas into liquid
H = ve
S = ve
27. If Hf for Ag+ ( diluted)...............

( 45 7)
t =
7 45 10 8

7=

49 9
10 9 = t
38 2

AgNO3(aq.) + HCl(aq.) AgCl(s) + HNO3 (aq.)

Sol. (C)
Hreaction = [Hf (AgCl) + Hf (H+) + Hf(NO3)]
[Hf (Ag+)] + Hf (NO3) + Hf (Cl) + Hf (H+)]

Hence X = 9

PART-II (Chemistry)
22. When a graph is plotted .................
Sol. (B)
log

x
1
= log k +
log P
m
n

1
= tan 45
n

log k = 0.3010

n=1

k=2

x
= 2 x (0.3)1
m
x = 0.6
23. Which of the following ions would ..................
Sol. (D)
Minimum coagulating value will be for the ion with
maximum charge and since the sol particles are
negatively charged, hence positively charged ions are
required for coagulations

RESONANCE

= 127.068 [105.579 167.159]

= 65.488 KJ / mol.

28. If HA + NaOH NaA + H2O..............

Sol. (B)
HA will be stronger acid, so its solution will have lower
pH.
29. The two liquids CH3COOCH3 ............
Sol. (B)
H = 0.742 2 1 + 1.195 1 1 + 66 0.5 1
36 J from 0.01 mole CHCl3

HBE = 3.6 KJ mol1

30. The entropy of mixing of 100 g ...............

Sol. (B)
Smixing = [n1 R ln X1 + n2 R ln X2]

100

100

8.315 n
8.315 n
=
2 44
2
44
=2

100
J
8.135 2.303 log 2 = 26.19
44
K

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31. A copper block of mass m ...................

Sol. (C)
There is some finite value of entropy at t = 0 . It increases
constinuously till the temperature of the copper block
and surronding is equal. This will be the equilibrium
stituation hence further change in entropy is restriticted
S = 0 at equilibrium.
32. Which of the following ..............
Sol. (BCD)
From the knowledge of two types of adsorptions.
33. Which of the following .............
Sol. (ABC)
Electrophoresis means movement of colloidal particles

1
2 103
[ 10 5 (30 10) 10 3 ] =
300
300

20
= 6.66 J/K.
3

Stotal = 18.33 6.66 = 11.67 JK1

39. The magnitude of work done (in KCal) ..............
Sol. (6)
Zn(s) + 2HCl(aq) ZnCl2(aq) + H2(g)
work done = n RT
= n RT

10 2 300
KCal
1000

under the influence of electric field.

= 6 KCal

34. Identify correct ..............

Sol. (ABCD)

40. Two mole of an ideal diatomic gas .............

35. 2 mole of an ideal gas ................

Sol. (BC)

Sol. (0)

(8,3)

P
A

36. One mole of an ideal diatomic gas ..............

Sol. (ABD)

Tf
S = nCV ln
Ti

+ nR ln

Vf

Vi

H = nCpT

(2,7.5)

V
W AB = Area under curve

E = nCvT
G = H TS)

1
( 8+2) (7.5 3)
2

= 22.5 L atm
37. Select correct option regarding ..................
Sol. (D)

UAB = nCVT = 2

5R
[TB T
TA]
2

For irreversible isothermal expansion process,

V2
Ssys = nR ln
V1 + ve
Since heat is absorbed by the system, so
qsurr = ve
Ssurr = ve

=2

qAB = U W = 22.5 + 22.5 = 0.

41. One mole of a non-ideal gas .............
Sol. (3)

38. The change in entropy ..............

U = H (PV) = 44 14 = 30 L-atm

Sol. (B)
x = 30
Ssys = nR ln

5R 2 7.5 8 3
= 22.5 L atm
2 2 R 2 R

V2
V1 = 2 8.3 ln 3

1
= 3.
10

42 For a diatomic gas under going ..............

= 2 8.3 2.3 0.48 = 18.33 J/K
Ssurr =

qsys
T

Work done
T

RESONANCE

Sol. (9)
P

1
T

PV
PT = Constant or P nR = constant

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PV1/2 = constant

R
5R
Molar heat capacity = C = CV +
=
+
1 K
2

9R
2

1
2

45. cos sin tan cos sin tan

4
........
3

Sol. (B) cos sin tan cos

5

x=9

PART-III (Mathematics)

3
cos sin1 tan tan1

43. What percent of domain..........................

Sol. (A)

3
1
cos sin1 cos cos
7

4
4

9 x 2 0 x 3,3
& 9 2x 5 0 2x 5 9

46. If lim log2 x 2 5x 2log2 ax 1 2 .......

x

2x 5 8 2x 5 9 x 2
hence domain of f(x) is x 3,2

x 2 5x
2
2
ax 1

Sol. (C) lim log2

x

2
40%
5

| x 2 | 1 if

f
x

2
if
44.
| x 2 | 1 if

x2
x 2 .....................
x2

Sol. (C) graph of y = f(x) is

5
1

x
lim log2
2
2
x
a 1

1
log2 2
a

2log2a = 2

a 2

a sin2n x
for x 0 & n
47. Let f(x) =
.........
2m
b cos x 1 for x 0 & m
Sol. (A) f(0+) = a.(sinx)2n = 0
f(0) = 0
as shown lim f x does not exist
x 2

and

f(0) = 1

f(0+) = lim a.(sinx)2n = a(0+) = 0

x 0
n

a 2 a R 2
f(0) = lim b.(cosx)2m 1 =
x 0

lim
x 0
m

b(1)m 1

x=1
and f(0) = 0

RESONANCE

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ex = 1 +
48. Assume that xlim
....................................
1

Sol. (D)

2
2
lim x x 2 = 1 = lim x 2x 1
x 1
x 1
x3
x 1

xlim
1

f (x)
x2

ex =

2 <0

as 1

2 1

ex + ex = 2 2

g(x) =

1
1

f ( x ) 2 2

III. g(x) = x3 + 2x + 2 = 2 x = 0

= xlim
f(x) = 1
1

g(f(x)) =

3x 2 4 x 1 for x 1
for x 1 ............

ax b

49. Let g(x) =

1
1
1
=
=
f ( x ) 3x 2 2 2

52. Which of the following................................

Sol. (A) I. as f is continuous function (true)

Sol. (C) For continuity at x = 1

g(1) = g(1)
a+b=34+1=0

a+b=0

and for differentiability

g(1+) = g(1)

4
a = 6x

2 x

=62=4
Here graph moves negative to positive so must cross xaxis atleast one time.

b=4
50. Which of following ...........................
Sol. (D) I. if f(x) = x and g(x) = x

4
5
II.tan sin 1 cos 1
5
13

II. take f(x) = x and g(x) = x3

III. take f(x) = sinx.

1 12

= tan tan tan

3
5

51. If f and g are inverse of ..........................

Sol. (D) As g(x) = f 1(x) f(x) = g1(x)
g(f(x)) = x

g(f(x)).f(x) = 1

g(f(x)) =

1
f ( x )

I. put f(x) =

x3

2ex

= 2 x = 0

4
12
tan 1
3
5

= tan tan

16 16
=
(true)
63
63

= tan tan

f(x) = 3x2 + 2ex/x = 0 = 2

III. Consider a function

1
1
g(f(x)) = g(2) =
=

f ( x) 2
II. f(x) = ex + ex
and f(x) = 2 ex ex = 2
(ex)2 2ex 1 = 0

ex =

2 44
=1
2

2
f(x) =

RESONANCE

1
x 1
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53. Consider the function..........................

Sol. (ABD)

Graph of y = f(x) is as shown A,B,D.

54. Let f(x) = sin x; ..............................

Sol.

Sol. (ABC) h(x) = g[f(x)] = sgn(sin x)

1 if
0 if
=
1 if

0 x 1
x 0,1,2 in [0,2]

fog( x ) {0, 1}

fog(x) range of

1 x 2
Hence range of sin1

similarly h(x) can be defined in other intervals. Note that

h(x) is periodic with period 2

fog( x ) = 0,
2

x [1, 1]
60. If range of the function..............................

55. Which of the following ...........................

Ans.4

Sol. (BD)

Sol. f (x) = sin1x + 2tan1x + x2 + 4x + 1

(A) period 2, (C) period 1.

Domain of f (x) is [1, 1]

56. Let f(x) = ([x]

[x]) sin1|x 1|...................

f (x) is increasing in the domain

Sol. (AC)
f(x)min. =

[x] [x] = 2[x] + 1

sin 1(1 x )

0
f(x) =
3 sin 1( x 1)

x 1
f(x)max. =

1 x 2

1 (1 x )

2 1 4 1
2
4

= + 6 at x = 1

2
1 4 1
2
4

= 2 at x = 1

0 x 1

Which is continuous at x = 1

f(x) =

Range of f (x) is [ 2, + 6]
p+q=4

; x<1
61. If 0 < cos1 x < 1 and......................

3
1 ( x 1)

Ans. 3
2

; x>1

f (1 ) 1
not differentiable at x = 1
f (1 ) 3

57. Which of the following...........................

Sol. We have 1 + sin (cos1 x) + sin2 (cos1 x) + ........ = 2

1
1 sin cos 1 x

sin (cos1 x) =

= 2

1
2

= 1 sin

1
2

Sol. (C)
58. (C) Range of the ................................
59. (B) Number of solution .......................

RESONANCE

cos1 x =

x=

3
2

cos x

Ans.

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62. If the range of the function.........................

Ans. 3

x t 1 and x =

xlim
f(x) = lim

t 1

1
t 1

1
1
log t t 1

Sol. a = 3

t 1 log t
lim f(x) = lim
t 1 ( t 1) log t

63. Let f(x) is defined as ...............................

Ans. 2

Sol. As 1

f ( x ) x

(f(x) + x) log 1

f(x) =

Let

1
=1
x

1
x
x 1
log

= lim
t 1 ( t 1)

1
t

log t

1
2
t
1 1
= lim
1 1 = =

t 1
2
k

t
t

k = 2

x 1
=t
x

RESONANCE

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