PART A: MATHEMATICS SECTIONI 1. (C) Let the number of terms be 2x Given that at ar ear? +." dar sare par} paar) _ dar (t= 1) hey t y= t, te isvationalitE and are rational 7a3. @) 4. (B) 5.1) ie, when r=0, 14, 28, 42, 86, 70, 84 . Hence the numbor of rational terms = 7 ° ¢. mumber of irrational terms = 92-7 = 85 Tha and B are the roots of the equation x” (a+ f) x + afh=0 ‘This is the same as the equation x°~ (a? + 6%) x +06" = 0 wo? 4 Pace Bando’ f = a8 - Saf =oraf=1 2G =OandB=Oora=0,f=1 When oB=1, 0? + S-Di @t rar a0 = (= 1, B= 1) or (a=, B= 0?, where o is a cube root of unity which are imaginary). tthe equations with real reots.are x°=0, x°-x=0, x?- 2x +120. In any AABC, sin Ais positive. ASL w(imas Jarazeres sin A, Similarly for other two angles the same inequality hold ood. (:a%szse4s:) (anton oss) (arfewmcss an A sin B sin ‘The points lie on or inside the circle x" 4 y?=4 25452 and ~ 25 y<2 subjoct to the condition x” 4 y?= 4 tan! x4cot'x41=3sin¢y s3 But tant x cot! xs 1=tantx + Jess =27 3 “ a 2@)from equations (1) and (2), tan*x + cot!x+1=3 => (lan? x-1)?=0 = tanx=41 x=, - =, because of condition (A) xor-% sintyn1 y= Zor-= swhon x= Bor- 4, sintye1 aya Fort the required number of paints is 4 6. (B) xyz = (a 4 b) (aor + bB) (af + bod = (a+ b) (aap + (a? + f) ab + bFap) s(a4b)(a-ab+b% [y @B = Land (a? + 67)=~ 11 TO 0,3 tc tee The focus of the ellipse is (0, be,) where @, (Note b must he > 4) bH5 Hence be, =3 => (b*- 16) sey ale2 @) 9.) 10. (©) 11. ©) Le fx? tx tein w]e 1 (ex +x<0 dnd sin x < 0) - Ue fx? tx -rsin x]=0 : xaot +. the limit doce not exist. Since the domain of fix) is (0, 1) for the existence of fe"), OcXel x0 Similarly 0.<én [x[<1 9 1< [xl slc-xce soecke-1 SECTION When x>1,letx=n+i,where0sf<1 -E] 0 =fi20 5 When x € (0, 1) for all points of the form, 1 , £#0,n, apositive integer woe{ettee- fs ints ofthe form +, f(x) =|4[n}]=|]=1 wt teat pt tom [ts -] in the neighbourhood of the points of the form ~ alone (x) ia discontinuous. tan Sx — tan 1+ tan Sx tan Ox 2 = tan x tan E provided tan 2x doos not tend to ie, provided x vin + = + the equation cannot be true for any value12,(C) (14 2x +x°P" = (1 +x)” containe 41 torme. Statement 2 is wrong, because (1 + 2°)” does not contain 2n terms, 13.(B) A+C=n =e08A2— con C : B+De= -tcosB=-cosD ‘ SECTION 11 14, (A) The various possibilities: White Black 3 0 —iwey 2 1 —s1vay 1 2 —+1way 0 3 —1way «. if tho ballle of the same colour are identical, the total number of ways choosing 3balls=141+1+L=4 Number of favourable ways = 1 Hence the required probability = ; 15. (C) Ifall the balls are distinct the probability of choosing 3 black balls 4x3x2 1 Ox8x7 21 16, (B) If the white balls are distinct and black balls are identical the total number of ways of choosing 8 balle=*, 14 "Gy-14 °C,-14°C, 1226 ‘Number of favourable cases = 1 417. (B) Note that the [y| = 6° ~ 2 ssmmesestoup both teat a lainey hy ~y and x by ~ x does not change the equations. the required area = 4 x area in the first quadrant= «(0 -diog2 3} aii 4 3-2Liee2) ( 2 =2-log4 18. (C) blll, = [Ix -Iyl| s4-Cxt + yb (Note |x! + iy] <4 sell tly = 4¢lal ly] 24—Cel +lyb Sly| $2 and [a] s2 othe curve is a square of side length 4. evthe shaded area=— (4x4) =4 4 19. (A) ‘The area bounded by the curves =A xthe shaded area =4(4-@- log 4)) = 8+ 4 log 4 SECTION IV 20. (A) ~ (r)s (B) ~ (8); (C)- (p); (D) - (@ (0, 2) (2,0), wl 9 wa. fa u v aiameets fsodlenen Doe f sree ay ita fe py gett? o, atl ot je saat a Passi 1ta™ a foe. Se) =} fme(E-2)o21. (A) ~ (6); (B) ~ (ps (C)~ (qs (D) - (A) The required plane passes through Si +6} +2K ond perpendicular to the voetor I= J + 2k. (a7 + €} + 28) is porpendisular to 7 -F +2 ‘Hence the equation of the plans is F-(7 - J +2) <3-644=1 (B) The plane through (6, ~ 2, 4 is parallel to the plane 4x ~ 12y - 82 = 7 = F—(51-2) + 4h) is perpendicular fo 47 ~ 195 - 8k Hence the equation of the plane is (7 - (67 ~ 23 + 4%))-(47 - 12] -BK)=0 ie, F737 -2k) <3 (C) The first line passes through 27 and parallel to j - k. ‘The given plene is parpendicular to (7 + R). oo, ;, the normal to the required plane is (J ~f) x(7 + 8)=7-9-£ », the equation of the required plane is (F - 27)-(7- }- R)-0 (F429 c(i Fak] - et as} ask ie,to7-j-K «its equation is a=22. (A) ~ (a); (B) ~ (Pd; (C) - (8; (D) — (ret 328) ems (A) tan! 1 tan"! 2 + tan! en-tan™ 3+ tans B(tan™! 1+ tan*2 + tan! 9) = 85 =| (B) sin *4+5in 3+ cos”* 4 ry : ont(catt) in”? (ca ) zee! (1: 2) + o ra on) csr (wae $2) sn“ (on 32) =i coe ~3) +n ou (2-2) = cosee ‘ore ~sin"'sin(-2) aun 33 . ° 1PART B : PHYSICS SECTION I 3 2-24-0510" He; V, = 1 volt *1 600 x10 3x10" 400 x 10 15 x 10° Fiz; Vp = 2 volt 0 pio! me vote Xs 30x 10 val 3 2 y oom 05 076 tan * he (slopoye = B=) x 16x 10° Jp 1-05 x10" 64x10 Js 24. (B) Electric potential energy = meat Aner 18x10 99x10" ev 0.24 x 107° 6in2___ 4x03 co(sae) te 3000, = 2.09 days 16> 10 Sm go y¢19°? 28. (A) t 05% 10 Stross = (Shear strain) (Shear modulus) & =32x10%x35x108 Pa ? } = 12x10" Pa . b= 05x10 m| / Force at each edge = (Shear stress) A Vk =112x10°x 08x08 Gsm = 7.168 x10 N = 7x 10°N 27.) When tho object is moved int a cieular orbit of slightly largor radius r+ ©. — me { ee . qeost nye (rat atfis aM on Sy Que Ar Sear THaT=2n Bpdr 2, 2 yr vy ve yay = Loa out (. 22) a(e pear de Ue war war, a ave28, (C) Let'T, and 7, be the tansions in wires A and B respectively. Ty +Ty=(@L5 + 186) ¢~ 400N ‘Taking moment about cube, 47, = Tp 514-400». T, =80N; Ty =S20N a » te age 22 ™ ™ Ana, aera 18.5 ke) | 9 qeqeim =} 4 8x10 askew. 8x10 agin : (= [28] 20-100 1008 Vea? Von 29. (D) Q,)= 150 J, Qyq = 600 F, Qgq™ 50S, Weg = 0, Uyg = 150T Wag = Py (Vp Vy) = 8x 104 (6 x 10-2 10%) = 240F Wye = 240 Change in intarial energy, (AU)gq, = Qqgo~ Wage = 1503-2403 = 5105 AU 2, =aU y= 510 30, (D) From graph of tomperature versus time, in time tthe systeth goes from point b to point ©, According to this Figure, at time (half way along the horizontal axis from b to ¢) the system is at 100°C and is still boiling i6., itis fa mixtare of liquid and gas (ie., water and steam at. 100°C). This says that most of the heat added goes into boiling the water.31. (D) 92. (A) 33. (B) 34. (D) 85.10) ‘36. 1D) 37. (©) 988. (D) nat —169) = [F/-2m 6 oot eh oo. 4 oxi x9x 10297169) (set anajpmtc Aner 2 SHCTION II Power of mechanical wave depends en ite Frequency and amplitude, Only diffraction sets the ultimate limits in resolution of lenses. SECTION It ‘The deuteriumtritinm reaction, .H°.+ Brorgy roasted, Q=[m (31°) + m(,01°)~ a (,ate") ~m,J2ous = (2.014102 + 3.016049 ~ 4.002603 — 1.008665) 931.5 = 00rwsss 31 5 = 175980 Potential energy of the D-T systema when the two nuclei almost come in ‘contact with each other is given by a, x x Potential energy = —2- (uoxse Mixons0® y Ameer 2x10" 1ox10 * x9x10" 4, 2x10” = 72% 10° ev = 072 MoV Kinotic energy needed to overcome Coulombs’ repulsion is equal to potential onorgy. Kinetic energy = 0.72 MeV Kinetic energy required is 0.72 MeV ‘This reproent tho total inital Kintis energy that che fusion nuclei must 16, 0.36 MeV each in a head en collision. fone translational kinetic energy of a gas molecule at temperature 7 is : KT, where k is Boltzmann's constant.° . p22 086210 29278 10° K 3 0.8625 x 107 =8x10°K 39. (D) Interaction betwoon two acighbouring ‘toms in solid argon is modelled by the potential voor (a) a WAM Gon jion-ion repulsive energy, 4, = ‘veaultant’ ‘Coulomb atirestive ~ enerey ‘energy 0.) ted te nina per an (22 a9 41. B) Putr=a+ar reve “Lat any" veal (.-m)-For a small displarément'Ar about its equilibrium pecition the atcm exscutes simple harmonic motion. 72, reduced mass, k= —2 a SECTION IV 2 (A) (9 B)- 0 O-; D-@ ‘The induetive reactaned, X, = wi = 10 «60% 107° =) ‘ho capaitnerastanse, Ky « LL» —_1 mC 10° x06 x19 Tmpatance, 2 = yt? + (Xj-—%,) = 300 + (600 200) = 600.0 Vv: 2 Lora-100mA 2 509 Voltage amplitude across resister, Vq = IR = Voltago amplitude cross inductor, V, = IX, = Current amplitude, I = 1x80 = 30 1% 600=60V X,- mona g-oe( 48. (A) ~ @ B) ~ (0% (©) ~ (wy, D- @) T=1A,a=02m,Be1T Fy, =12 [fl ¥ = nogative, the emefgent beam is adivergent beam. (© Ilul < If], v = postive, the emergent bear a eonvergent beam (B) If the divergent beam of light passes through a divorging Jens, the emergent beam must be a divergent beam. (© When the divergent beam of light passes ‘hrough'a glass slab, the emergent boam must be a divergent beam. a ™ male (a) Ip,

(AKH,0),)** + 3C1~ 51, (B) oT, =i kp AT 98x94 % 100 _ f= 05 186x94x id ose nae 52. (D) Lyophilic sol particles cannot be easily dotected by ultramicroscope. ss. ise [9 Ico ] oxi ale Icot] tyes sea, [ook Let] La] 1sxi0"* | 10% 107" 3 3 cog co; e2sa0or[cof" esx"? 18 13510 23x10°M sxe SECTION It : 4, 0:698 BEA) ty 2.808 j,,, 100 _ 1.386 tyjq = 2203 hog 12 388 : ae Os " ‘ tay 2 typ ‘ 5.0 > (Un +2) n electron rule, is aromatic as it involves cyclic delocalization and follows Huckel's56. (A) 57. (D) HCO; can act both as Bronsted acid and base HCO, — H+ COZ” (acid) +H” —H,00, base) SECTION U1 3 HCo; 58. (B) Since the slope of the straight line graph between log, K and is positive, T 4H reaction would be negative; ie., the forward reaction is exothermic. 59. 0D) 2s os 80. , = Pay Po” Pre (®ox9) 2 a Poi Pow 2 Pea) : a 62.) egitgbe ™, arom, cations Ms cyatocH, a) e ©) (A) Alkoxy is prefix, SECTION IV G4. (A) ~ Cg), (2), (s (BY ~ (@), (5 (C) ~ (P,Q), (5 D)~ 5. (A) ~ (8); (B) — (a)s (©) ~ (P)s @s (D) — 6B. (A) ~ (p),(@), ); B)- @; © ~ (9s D)- (@)