Solution - Jee Main Part Test-1

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SOLUTION OF JEE MAIN PART TEST - 1

PHYSICS
Q.1
(A)
Sol.
Acceleration of blocks =
70 30
4 m/s2
10
Velocity at t = 2.5 is
v = u + at = 0 + 4(2.5) = 10 m/s2
After stopping B, A continues to move up with acceleration g downward.
B comes down with acceleration g.
String will tight again when their displacement become equal.
SA = SB
10 t
1 2 1 2
gt gt t 1 sec
2
2
VA 10 g(1) 0 m / s
Q.2
(D)
Sol.
If Range is 6 m
u2 sin2
18.5o ,71.5o
g
For R = 8 m
26.5o ,63.5o
For sucessful shot range of .
18.5o 26.5o and 63.5o 71.5o
Q.3
(B)
Sol.
FBD of blocks in the frame of lift
T
a
2g 2g
4g 4g
NLM equations.
T 4g 2a 8g T 4a T
16g
3
2T
32
reading of spring balance g 3
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Q.4
(C)
Sol.
By symmetry all will meet at centre. Comp. of velocity towards centre v cos30
v 3
this is
2
also equal to avg. velocity.

A
v
30 v cos30 o
B
Q.5
(B)
Fsin
F
Sol.
Fcos
mg
N mg F sin
Fcos N (mg F sin )
F
g
cos sin
For minimum Force

Fmin.
dF
0 tan
d
mg
1 2
contact force = N2 f 2
(A)
Sol.
FBD of block in frame of elevator
Q.6
in
gs
m
mg mg
acceleration along the incline = 2gsin

1
S ut at 2
2
h
1
o (2gsin )t 2
sin
2
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Q.7
(D)
R B
m1
m1
v
m 1g T
R BT
Sol.
m2
m2
m 2g
Q.8
R B T m1g
....(i)
R B T m2 g
....(ii)
T m1g T m2g
T
1
(m2 m1 )g
2
(C)
20
fk
Sol.
sin
W
sin
W
fk
Net force will be zero.

W sin fk 20
...(i)
8 W sin fk
....(ii)
from (i) and (ii) fk = 14

Q.9
(D)
Sol.
At x = 1 m
U = 3, K = 1
Total = 4J
When particle moves to the right of x = 1 its kinetic energy increase.

But beyond x = 2, KE decreases And force is along ve x axis.
It will reverse its direction where K = 0, U = 4 that is at x = 6.
Q.10 (A)
A
Sol.
(0,0,0)
V AB
B
(15,0,0)
VAB must be along AB.

AB is along x axis.
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VAB V i

VA VB V i VB VA V i
V 15 i 4j 3k V i
B
(15 V)i 4j 3k
| VB | 13 m / s
V 3
Q.11 (B)
Sol.
Area under F-t graph = change in momentum

1
3 1 2 2 Vf Vi
2
Q.12 (B)
Sol.
FBD before cut

Kx1
Kx1
Kx2
60o 60o
3g Kx2
Kx2 = 2g
2g
,
Kx1 = 5g
After cut,
5g
5g/2
5g 3
2
3g 2g
5g
5g 3
2
Net force
= 5g
5g
2
Acceleration of 3 kg
5g 50
m / s2
3
3
Acceleration of 2 kg = 0
Q.13 (C)
N
Sol.
FBD wrt wedge
ma
mg
x
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Work energy theorem

W g + W pseudo + W N = 0
mgy + max = 0 y x
x2
x4y
4
Q.14 (B)
Sol.
mgsin mgcos l 5
mg sin mgcos l

2
3
Q.15 (C)
10
2
Sol.
4
6
Let blocks move together.
a
10 6 2
m / s2
6
3
FBD of 2 kg
10
2
4 26
f 10
N
3
3
3
8N f
10 f 2
fmax
so, blocks move separately.
10
10 8
1
2
86
0.5
4
Q.16 (C)
Vmr
Sol.
Vr
Resultant of Vmr and Vr is along 53o with Horizontal.
tan53o
Vmr cos
4
0o
Vr Vmr sin 3
d
600
30 sec
Vmr
20
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Q.17 (C)
Sol.
Real force are same in every frame.
Q.18 (D)
Sol.
L3
L4
K
T
L
K T 1
Q.19 (C)
Sol.
x
V
disp. ucos t
ucos
t
t
Q.20 (B)
Sol.
Ui K i Uf K f
1
m b
b sin g 0 m sin g mV 2
2
L 2
gsin 2
L b2
L
Q.21 (B)
Sol.
x at 2 ,y bt
t
y
ay 2
x 2 parabola
b
b
Q.22
(B)
Sol.
Finally system will move with common velocity = v

From conservation of linear momentum
5 4 5V 15V V 1 m / s
Heat = loss in Kinetic energy

1
5 16 40 J
2
1
K f (5 15) 12 10J
2
Loss 30J
Ki
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Q.23 (C)
Sol.
dU d 1 2
dx
kx Kx
dt dt 2
dt
40 0.1 (3 1)
16 J / s
Q.24 (B)
2T T
a
Sol.
10
10
3T 10 a, 10 T 3a
SB
3a
a 2m / s2
1
3 2 12 3m
2
Q.25 (C)
Sol.
From diagram
d 1
tan 45o 1
dt v
1 dv
dv
2
1
v2
v dt
dt
2
dv 1
1
m / s2
dt 3
3
Q.26 (A)
VR
2
60
30
VR
25
2
Now
Sol.
VRM
3VR
2
VR
3VR
2
VR 3 / 2
1
VR
3
25
2
VR 25m / s
tan30o
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Q.27 (C)
Sol.
W K
1
m a l
2
1
ma2l
2
Q.28 (C)
y
(3,4)
y= 4/3x
Sol.
4
xdx 6 J
3
0
W ydx
Q.29 (A)
Sol.
P = kt
dv
m dt V kt
k
Vdv m, tdt
k
v 2 t2
m
Q.30 (D)
Sol.
L1 MxE y T z
Mx (ML2T 2 )y T z
xy0
solving
2y 1
1
1
, y , z 1
2
2
2y z 0
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CHEMISTRY
Q.31 (B)
Sol.
1 4
1 9
32 27
2
25 3.5
RZ 3 RZ2 8
24
1 9
1 16 135 128
7
1
2
2
120
RZ 8 RZ 15
Q.32 (A)
Sol.
z
z2
z
v
z2
n
K.E 13.6eV 2 , ,
2 3
h n
2r n
n
z
K(ze)e z2
F
4 (I,II,IV)
r2
n
Q.33 (A)
Sol.
mv
2mKE
h
hc hc
2m
Q.34 (C)
Sol.
2n2
2 32 18
Q.35 (D)
Sol.
3-radial nodes, yz-plane, origin (6 dyz) (n l 1) = 3
Q.36 (B)
Sol.
3 Px has 1 radial and 1 angular node.
Q.37 (B)
Sol.
4
66.66
3
3 1.5
3
100 2
56
Q.38 (D)
Sol.
740
100
1.146 0.0821 300
760 x 100 x
32
28
x 72.42%
Q.39 (C)
Sol.
2.22
100mg CaCO3 2mg CaCO3
111
1.9
19mg MgCI2
100mg CaCO3 2mg CaCO3
95
4mg CaCO3 in 1L 4ppm
2.22 mg CaCI2
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Q.40 (A)
Sol.
1 L H2O2 solution
33.6 L of O2 at STP
500 mL of H2O2 solution 16.8 L of O2 at STP

50 % loss 8.4 L of O2 at STP
8.4 3
,
22.4 8
moles of O2 =
Q.41 (C)
Sol.
0.0821 300
L
8
570
760
Q.42 (A)
Q.43 (D)
Q.44 (A)
4.925 g (CuCI2 + Cu Br2) (134.5x + 223.5 y = 4.925)

x mole
y mole
AgCl Br
AgBr CI
5.74 g
5.74
143.5
AgCI
2y
5.74
143.5 2y
y ??, x ??
(a) % CuBr2
2y
5.74
143.5 2y 143.5 2y 188 6.63
y 223.5
100%
4.925
2y
100%
5.74
(b)
143.5
(b) % Cu
x y 63.55
4.925
100%
(d) (2x + 2y)
Q.45 (C)
Q.46 (C)
Sol.
AI O & O H bonds are not equal in energy.

However, AI(OH)3 behaves Amphoteric.
Q.47 (C)
Sol.
(i)
Na ,Mg2 ,AI3 size decreasing

I ,S2 ,N3
decreasing size in aqueous state.
O,O ,O2
decreasing order of electron Affinity..
IE2 N,F,O
increasing order of (IE)2
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Q.48 (C)
CHO
OHC
CHO
CHO
(1)
(2)
(3)
Sol.
(4)
(1)
(2)
(3)
Q.49 (C)
(a)
(b)
N
OH
(c)
:
Sol.
OH (d)
N
OH
Q.50 (C)
Sol.
Q.51 (D)
Sol.
Q.52 (B)
Sol.
Angle of rotation mass concentration.

For 1 L solution angle of rotation = 30o
200mL
20 g
6o
20 g
1000mL
cl
= specific angle of rotation at fixed temperature ( ) and fixed wave length ( )

= angle through which PPL is rotated.
c = mass concentration (g/mL)
l = length (dm)
Substituiting values
6o
30o mL g1 dm1
20 g
1000mL 10 dm
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Q.53 (B)
CH3
CH3
Sol.
Bulky groups are on anti position.
CH3
CH3
II
Q.54 (C)
Q.55 (C)
Sol.
gauche conformation
Q.56 (D)
CH3
H
*
C
Sol.
OH
CH3
*
C
If the stereochemistry about the double bond in X is cis, the number

OH
of enantiomers possible for X is 2
Q.57 (C)
1
Sol.
CH3--- CH---CH ---CH3
3-Methyl-2-butanol
OH CH3
OH is functional group.
Q.58 (C)
O
C
Sol.
CI Benzene carbonyl chloride
Q.59 (A)
Sol.
---SO3H, ---COOH, ---CONH2, ---CHO
Q.60 (B)
OH
5
CN is most prior functional group.

Hence, 2-Bromo-5-hydroxybenzonitrile
4
1
3
2
CN
Br
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MATHEMATICS
Q.61
(D)
Sol.
We can write (sin x)sin x esin x ln sin x

now maximize & minimize sin x ln sin x
Q.62
(A)
Sol.
xy
From given condition we can obtain tan
7
2
x y
2 tan
7
2
now sin(x y)
xy
25
1 tan2
2
Q.63
(C)
Sol.
Graphically
6
x
3
0
hence upto 12 total no. of intersection is 10 so no. of solution is 10

Q.64
(A)
Sol.
cos7 1 sin4 0 but cos7 1

so cos 1 ; sin 0
0, 2
Q.65
(C)
Sol.
Above expression can be written as
(cos 1o sin 1o ) (cos 2o sin2o )

cos 45o sin 45o
................
cos 1o
cos 2o
cos 45o
now convert numrator in term of complete sin
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Q.66
(C)
Sol.
1 x 2 x 4 .......x 2010
1 (1 x 2012 )
(1 x1006 ) (1 x1006 )
1 x2
(1 x) (1 x)
(1 x 503 ) (1 x 503 )
(1 x1006 )
(1 x) (1 x)
(1 x1006 ) (1 x x 2 .......x502 ) (1 x x 2 x 2 .....x502 )
this is divisible by 1 x x 2 .....xn 1 if n 1 502
n 503
Q.67.
(C)
Sol.
above expression can we writen as
logb loga
c
log a log b
now use A.M G.M

Q.68
Sol.
(C)
Check by option
Q.69
(A)
Sol.
Let P denote the desired product, and let

Q sina sin 2a sin3a.....sin999a .
Then
2999 PQ (2 sina cos a) (2 sin 2a cos 2a).....(2 sin999 a cos999 a)

sin 2a sin 4a.....sin1998 a
(sin 2a sin 4a....sin998 a) [ sin(2 1000 a)]
[ sin(2 1002 a)].....[ sin(2 1998a)]
sin 2a sin 4a.....sin998a sin999a sin997a....sina Q
Q.70
Sol.
It is easy to see that Q 0 . Hence the desired product is P 1 .

2999
(A)
2 sin 2o 4 sin 4o ..... 178 sin178o ,
which is equivalent to
2 sin2o sin1o 2(2 sin 4o sin1o ) ..... 89(2 sin178o sin1o )

sin 1o
.
Note that
2 sin 2k o sin1o cos(2k 1)o cos(2k 1)o .
We have
2 sin2o sin1o 2 (2 sin4o sin1o ) ..... 89(2 sin178o sin1o )

sin 1o
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(cos1o cos3o ) 2 (cos3o cos5o ) ..... 89(cos177o cos179o )

sin 1o
cos1o cos3o .... cos177o 89 cos179o
sin 1o
cos 1o (cos3o cos177o ) ..... (cos 89o cos91o ) 89 cos1o
sin 1o
cos 1o 89 cos 1o
= 90 cot 1o hence average is cot 1o .
o
sin 1
Q.71
(D)
Sol.
| sin x| is periodic with period ,
Q.72
no common period is possible

(C)
Sol.
f(x) is odd if 0
p
1
x 1
2
p (0, 25)
Q.73
while {x} is periodic with period 1
(C)
x2 1 x
Sol.
1
x2
x 1 x
5
2
1
x2
5
3
y
(0, 1)
5
3
1 x
hence in positive region two curve are non intersecting

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Q.74
(A)
Sol.
sin(A B) sin A cosB cos A sinB
1
1
( sin3 B sinB) cosB
(cos3 B cosB)sinB
2
2
1
sin2B
2 2
....(3) (Verify)
By (1)2 (2)2 , we have
2 cos 6 B sin6 B cos 2 B sin2 B 2 (cos 4 B sin4 B)
(cos 2 B sin2 B)3 3 cos 2 B sin 2 B(cos 2 B sin2 B) 1 2 cos2 B sin2 B
1 3 cos2 B sin2 B 1 2cos2B

0
3
sin2 2B 2cos 2B
4
cos 2B
1
(Verify)
3
sin (A B)
(C)
Sol.
above experssion can be written as
2 2
3
1
1
1
1
1
1
...........
on simplifying we get
x x 1 (x 1) (x 2)
(x n 1) (x n)
f(x)
sin 2B
1
from (3)
3
Q.75
f(x)
8 cos 2B 3 sin2 2B 3(1 cos2 2B)
n
x(x n)
1
x(x n)
f(x)
n
x( x n)
n
n
x 2 nx n2 0
| |
5n
Q.76
(B)
Soln.
f(x) can be written as f(x)
f(x)
5
12
whre tan1
13 sin (x )
5
5
cosec (x )
13
| f(x) |
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Q.77
(D)
Soln.
0 x2 1 | x | 1
But
x2 1 | x | 1
if x 0 but x 0 is not domain of
cot(sin x)
x2 1 | x | 1
2
x 1 | x | 0
Hence x 2 1 | x | is not defined
hence x
Q.78
(D)
Soln.
f(x) 2 sin x
4
5 / 4
/4
11
4
hence f(x) is one - one but not onto so f 1(x) not exist
Q.79
(C)
Sol.
1
log3 k , k
x
1
log3 k
x
x 3 k
possible values of k are 1, 0, 1, 2, 3,.......

1
1 1
S (3 1) 2 3 ......
3
3 3
(1/ 3)
1 9
4
1 (1/ 3)
2 2
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Q.80
(A)
Sol.
Given tan x cos x

or sin x cos2 x 1 sin2 x
1 sin2 x
1
now, cosec x sin x
sin x
Q.81
(A)
Sol.
Let f(x)
sin x b
(from (1)) ]
now compare the coefficient and eliminate b. divide by cos2
to get (tan 1) (tan 2) 0

Q.82
(A)
Sol.
We know that cot A / 2
or tan1 (2) ]
4
1 cos A
sin A
1
1 cos165o
cot 82
6 2 3 2
2
sin165o
now 6, k 2
as be know G.C.D (a, b) L.C.M (a, b) (a b)
hence answer is (A)
Q.83
Sol.
(D)
Make sign scheme of above expression
+
2
x [1, 3] (4, )
Q.84
(A)
Sol.
Make graph of [x]
{x}
[x]
{x}
hence range is [0, )

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Q.85
(B)
Sol.
On solving given equation be get sin x
2
3
all these values are repeated four times in [0, 2)

hence number of principle solution is 4
Q.86
Sol.
(A)
both equation are satisfied in fourth quadrants
/ 4
Q.87
hence general solution is 2n , n z

4
(D)
Sol.
If any one of A B C is obtuse angle then that sum may be negative

hence answere is (D)
Q.88
(C)
Sol.
Use A . M H.M
Q.89
Sol.
(C)
Graphically
8
1
7
2 3
2
hence number of solution is 1

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Q.90
(C)
Sol.
On simplyfying sin3 x sin 3x
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3 sin x sin3x
sin 3x

4
3
1
sin x sin 3x sin2 3x
4
4
3
1
[cos 2x cos 4x] (1 cos 6x)
8
8
1 3
3
1
cos 2x cos 4x cos 6x
8 8
8
8
on comparing L.H.S & R.H.S we get c 0
1 c 1 c 3 c 3
, 6
, 2
, 4
8
8
8
8
| c 0 c 6 | |c 2 c 4 | 0
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SOLUTION OF JEE MAIN PART TEST - 1

FBD of blocks in the frame of lift

reading of spring balance g 3

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also equal to avg. velocity.

For minimum Force

FBD of block in frame of elevator

acceleration along the incline = 2gsin

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Net force will be zero.

from (i) and (ii) fk = 14

When particle moves to the right of x = 1 its kinetic energy increase.

VAB must be along AB.

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Area under F-t graph = change in momentum

FBD before cut

FBD wrt wedge

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Work energy theorem

so, blocks move separately.

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Real force are same in every frame.

Finally system will move with common velocity = v

Heat = loss in Kinetic energy

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3-radial nodes, yz-plane, origin (6 dyz) (n l 1) = 3

3 Px has 1 radial and 1 angular node.

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500 mL of H2O2 solution 16.8 L of O2 at STP

4.925 g (CuCI2 + Cu Br2) (134.5x + 223.5 y = 4.925)

143.5 2y 143.5 2y 188 6.63

(d) (2x + 2y)

AI O & O H bonds are not equal in energy.

Na ,Mg2 ,AI3 size decreasing

decreasing size in aqueous state.

decreasing order of electron Affinity..

increasing order of (IE)2

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Angle of rotation mass concentration.

= specific angle of rotation at fixed temperature ( ) and fixed wave length ( )

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Bulky groups are on anti position.