Sri Chaitanya IIT Academy.

, India
A.P, TELANGANA, KARNATAKA, TAMILNADU, MAHARASHTRA, DELHI, RANCHI
A right Choice for the Real Aspirant
ICON CENTRAL OFFICE, MADHAPUR - HYD
Sec: Sr. ICON ALL Jee-Main Date: 28-12-18
Time: 09:00 AM to12:00 Noon CODE-A Max.Marks:360
KEY SHEET
MATHS
1 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 1

6 1 7 2 8 4 9 4 10 3

11 1 12 2 13 3 14 2 15 3
16 3 17 1 18 2 19 2 20 3

21 1 22 2 23 2 24 3 25 3

26 4 27 3 28 1 29 2 30 2

CHEMISTRY
31 4 32 4 33 2 34 1 35 4

36 3 37 2 38 1 39 2 40 2

41 3 42 2 43 1 44 4 45 2
46 4 47 3 48 3 49 3 50 4

51 1 52 3 53 1 54 3 55 2

56 4 57 1 58 2 59 3 60 2

PHYSICS
61 1 62 1 63 3 64 1 65 3

66 1 67 3 68 2 69 3 70 1

71 1 72 1 73 1 74 4 75 2
76 4 77 4 78 3 79 1 80 1

81 4 82 2 83 4 84 2 85 3

86 3 87 2 88 3 89 3 90 3
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SOLUTIONS
MATHS
1. As, D2  0, so both roots must be common
 Both the equations are identical.
a b c
Hence,  
1 2 3
So,        6

dT 2
2.  k T  5
dt
dT
 k dt
T  5 2

T  5 1  kt  c
1
1 1
   40  5 c i.e. c  
35
1 1
   kt 
T 5 35
After 15 min
1 1
  15k 
30  5 35
1 1 1 10 2
 k    
15  35 25  15  35  25 72  35
Temperature after 60 min is given by
1  2  1
  60  
T 5  75  35  35
1 120  75 195
  5
T  5 75  35 75  35
75  35 7  35 175 240
 T 5 5 5
195 13 13 13
3. f ' x  0 a t x  1 and x  2
Or f '1  0 and f '  2  0
f  x
Also, lim 2 (Given)
x 0 x 2

 f  x   ax 4  bx 3  2 x 2
 f ' x   4ax 3  3bx 2  4 x
 f ' 1  4a  3b  4
And, f ' 2  32a  12b  8
Thus, we have

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8a  3b  2  0 (1)
4a  3b  4  0 (2)
On solving (1) and (2), we get
1
4a  2  a  ; b  2
2
4
x
 f  x   2 x3  2 x 2
2
Hence, f  2  8  16  8  0
4. x2  8 y .. i 
x2
 y2  1 .. ii 
3
8y 1
From (i) and (ii),  y 2  1  y  3,
3 3
2
When y  3, then x  24, which is not possible.
1 2 6
When y  , then x  
3 3
 2 6 1  2 6 1
Point of intersection are  ,  and   ,
 3 3  3 3
1
Required equation of the line, y   0  3 y  1  0
3
5. Here, lines are :
2 x  y  4 2k  0
 2 x  4 2k  y ... i 
and 2kx  ky  4 2  0 ... ii
Put the value of y from (i) in (ii) we get;
 2 2 kx  4 2 k 2  1  0  
 x

2 1 k2  , y  2 2 1  k  2

k k
2 2
 y   x
   1
 4 2   4 
 length of transverse axis 2a  2  4 2  8 2
Hence, the locus is a hyperbola with length of its transverse axis equal to 8 2 .
tan x
6. Let I   dx
1  tan x  tan 2 x

 I 
tan x  1  tan 2 x
dx  
1  tan 2 x  
tan x  1  tan 2 x 1  tan x  tan 2 x
sec 2 xdx
 I  x
1  tan x  tan 2 x

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Put tan x  t  sec2 x . dx  dt
dt
I  x
1 1
t2  t   1
4 4
dt
 x 2
2
 1  3 
 t     
2  2 
 1
 t 
 I  x
2
tan 1  2 C

3  3 
 2 
2  2 tan x  1
 I x tan 1   C
3  3 
 A  3 and K  2
7. Sol: The graph of the equations
x  2y  0

And 3x  y  0
Is as shown in the figure given. Since, given point  a , a 2  lies in the shaded region,

then
a
a2   0, and a 2  3a  0
2
1 
 a   , 0    ,   and a   0,3
2 

 a  1/ 2,3

8. Since, y   q intersect x 2  y 2  px  qy at two real and distinct points.

 x 2  q 2  px  q 2
 x 2  px  2q 2  0
Here, D  0  p 2  8q 2  0 or P 2  8q 2

9. y1  e x   a sin x  b cos x   e x  a cos x  b sin x 

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 y1  e x   a sin x  b cos x   y
 y2  y1  e x   a cos x  b sin x   e x   a sin x  b cos x 
 y2  2 y1  2 y  0
100 100 100
10. The given sigma is the expansion of  x  3  2   x  1  1  x 
Therefore x 53 will be occur in T54
53
T54 100 C53   x 
Therefore the coefficient is 100 C53
11.

2
A   Inxdx
1
2
  x log x  x 1
 2log 2  1
 Required area  4  2  2In2  1
 6  4ln 2 sq units.
π
12. f  x is continuous at x  . Therefore,
2
 π  π 
K  f    lim  2 x tan x  
 2  x π / 2  cos x 
2 x sin x  π
 lim
x π / 2 cos x
2 x cos x  2sin x
 lim (Applying L’ Hospital’s rule)
x π / 2  sin x

 0  2   2
1
13. Given line passes through the point A 1,2,4 and this point also lies in the plane. To
find the reflection of the line, we need one more point of the line. Clearly P  0,5,5
also lies in the line.
Let Q  α,β, γ  be the reflection of P in the plane x  y  z  7 .
α β5 γ5
Then    7  α  β  γ  4.
2 2 2
Also PQ  to the plane, i.e., parallel to the normal of the plane.
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α0 β5 γ5
   λ
1 1 1
 α  λ,β  λ  5, γ  λ  5
 λ  λ  5  λ  5  4  λ  2
 Q is  2,3,3
Now AQ will be the reflection of the given line, equation of AQ is
x 1 y  2 z  4
  .
3 1 1
14. Let the coordinates of P and Q be  x1 , y1  and  x2 , y2  respectively.
 
Then, OP  x1iˆ  y1 ˆj and OQ  x2iˆ  y2 ˆj .

 
Now, OP.iˆ  2  x1iˆ  y1 ˆj .iˆ  2  x1  2

 
And OQ.iˆ  1  x2iˆ  y2iˆ .iˆ  1  x2  1 .
The points P and Q lie on the curve y  2 x 2
Putting x  2 in  i  , we get : y  24  16 .
Putting x  1 in  i  , we get : y  21  2 .
 y1  16 and y2  2, and so
 
OP  2iˆ  16 ˆj and OQ  iˆ  2 ˆj
 
   
 OP  4OQ  2iˆ  16 ˆj  4 iˆ  2 ˆj  6iˆ  8 ˆj
 
 OP  4OQ  62  82  100  10 .
15. Let A be the event of drawing a red card when one card is drawn out of 51 cards
(excluding missing card). Let A1 be the event that the missing card is red and A2 be the
event that the missing card is black.
In a pack of 52 cards, 26 are red and 26 are black. Now
26
C 26 1
P (A1) = prob. that the missing card is red  52 1  
C1 52 2
26 1
P (A2) = prob. that the missing card is black  
52 2
25
P (A/A1) = prob. of drawing a red card when the missing card is red 
51
[total no. of cards left is 51 out of which 25 are red and 26 are black as
the missing card in red]
26
Again P (A/A2) = prob. of drawing a red card when the missing card is black 
51
P (A1 ).P (A / A1 )
By Baye’s Theorem, Reqd. prob. is P (A1 /A) 
P (A1 )P (A /A1 )  P (A 2 ).P (A / A 2 )

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1 25
.
2 51 25
P (A1 /A)  
1 25 1 26 51
.  .
2 51 2 51
16. Numbers = Total – Numbers with no digit 7
Total = 900

8 9 9
Number of numbers with at least
One digit 7  900  8  9  9  252
17. ~  p  q   ~ p  ~ q (By De’Morgan’s law)
 A is a tautology. Also R is true. R is correct explanation for A.

18. Let A  1, 1,0 , B   1,0,1 , D.R ' s of AB are 2, 1, 1 . If θ be the angle between
the normal of the plane 2 x  y  6 z  1 and AB , then
2  2 111 6 3
cosθ  
4  1  1 4  1  36 246
Length of projection of AB in the plane.
9 237
 AB sin   6 1   .
246 41

1 1 1
19. We have a b c   a  b  b  c  c  a  a  b  c  1
3 3 3
a b c
1 1 1
Also, a b c
a 3 b3 c3
1 1 1
a b c
 abc 1 1 1 (taking a, b, c common from R1 , R2 , R3 )
a2 b2 c2

bc ac ab
 1 1 1 (Multiplying R1 by abc )
a 2 b2 c2
1 1 1
 a 2 b2 c2
bc ac ab

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1 1 1
Then, D   x  a 2  x  b 2  x  c 2
 x  b x  c  x  c x  a   x  a x  b
  a  b b  c c  a 3x  a  b  c
1
Now given that a, b, c are all different, then D  0 . Therefore, x   a  b  c
3
20.
B
B3
B2
B1
h


O A1 A2 A3 A
h y h a tan 
  
a  9x a a  9x a
h
a  9x 
tan 
h  tan  h cos   a sin 
x 
9 9 cos 
1
21.
120
 x1  20 so xi  120 120
Corrected sum of the marks
 2400  50  80  15  18  2303
2303
Corrected mean   19.19
120
1
22. tan 2   x  y   cot 2   x  y   tan 2   x  y   2
tan   x  y 
2

2x 2x
2 x  1  x2 , 2
 1 1   1 1  2
1 x 1  x2
The equation is true only if each side is 2 and x  1
 3
tan 2  1  y   1, tan 2  y  1  tan  y  1,  y   ,
4 4
1 3
 y   , .
4 4
23. Since, AM  GM
 b  c  a   c  a  b  b  c  a c  a  b 1/ 2
   
2
1/ 2
 c   b  c  a  c  a  b  ......(i)
1/ 2
Similarly b   a  b  c  b  c  a   ......(ii)
1/ 2
And a   a  b  c c  a  b  ......(iii)
On multiplying Eqs. (i), (ii) and (iii), we get

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abc   a  b  c b  c  a c  a  b
Hence,  a  b  c  b  c  a  c  a  b  abc  0
24. Given, f  x   x 4  x

I1   f  cos x  dx
0
/2
I2   f  sin x  dx
0
Clearly, f  x is an even function.

Hence, I1   f  cos    x  dx
0

  f   cos xdx
0

  f  cos x dx
0
/2
 I1  2 f  cos x dx
0
/2
 2 f  sin x dx  2 I 2
0
I1
  2.
I2
25. z  iw  z  iw  0  z  iw
Arg  zw    arg  z   arg  w  

arg  iw  arg w  

arg i  2arg w  

 2arg w  
2

2arg w 
2
 3
arg w   arg  z  
4 4
42 458
26. Let T15 is 15th term from end T15  an  14d  100  
5 5
27. When x  0 or 0 ,cos x  1
Or  cos x   0 for x  0
sin  cos x  sin 0
 lim  0
x 0 1   cos x  1 0
 3 4   3 4  1 0 
28. BC       BC   I
 2 3  2 3   0 1 

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 ABC   A BC  2   A BC  2 
 tr  A  tr   tr   tr   ......  
 2   4   8 
 A  A
 tr  A  tr    tr  2   ......
 2 2 
1 1
 tr  A  tr  A  2 tr  A .......
2 2
tr  A

1  1/ 2
 2tr  A  2  2  1  6
dy 1 1
29. We have 1 2  y  x   C
dx x x
This passes through  2,7 / 2  . Therefore
7 1
 2   C  C 1
2 2
Thus the equation of the curve is
1
y  x   1  xy  x 2  x  1
x
30. n  A  B  C   n  A  n  B  n  C   n  A  B  n  B  C   n  C  A  n  A  B  C 
 40  30  30  10  8  5  3  103  23  80 .

CHEMISTRY
31. Tf  iKf  m
20 1000
0.744  i  1.86  
100 500
5  0.744
i 1
1.80  2
1 i 11 0
   0
n 1 2 1 1
1 1   4  1  3R
32.   R    R 
 4 16   16  16
16

3R
33. BeO  MgO  CaO  BaO . The basic character of the oxides increases down the
group.
34. The formation of ozone from oxygen is an endothermic reaction not exothermic
reaction.
Electric
3O2 
disch arg e
 2O3 ; H  287 kJ

So, statement

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
3O2 
Silent
 2O3 ; H  284.5 kJ is not correct statement.
disch arg e

35. is the enantiomer

36.
37. neq of hypo  neq of CaOCl2 ,(n f of CaOCl2  2)
38. SN 2 , r  k [substitute] [reagent]
39.
40. (1)_______ Nylon 66 ; (2)_______Dacron [ Terylene]
(3) Glyptal (4) Bakelite, Novolac
41. After the removal of an electron from C , N , O and F , their electronic configurations
are:
  
C  1s 2 2 s 2 2 p1 , N  1s 2 2 s 2 2 p 2 , 
O 1s 2s 2 p 2 p 2 p  and
2 2 1
x
1
y
1
z

F 1s 2 s 2 p 2 p 2 p  .
2 2 2
x
1
y
1
z

Since O  gives a stable electronic configuration with exactly half – filled 2 p 

subshell, therefore, IE2 of O is higher than that of F. The IE2 of C because of the
larger size is lower than that of N. Thus, the overall order is O  F  N  C
42. NCERT
43.
44. (NCERT)

45.
OH
Cl Mg / ether
MgCl HOH
 


Me Me Me Me Cl
46.
47. 1/ 2 X 2  3/ 2Y2  XY3
3 1 
ΔS reaction  50    40   60  40 J mol 1
2 2 
ΔG  ΔH  TΔS
At equilibrium ΔG  0
ΔH  TΔS
ΔH  3 kJ  Given
 30  1000 J  30000 J
ΔH 30,000
T   750 K
ΔS 40
48. It would give most stable 30 C Θ
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O O O

and

COOCH 3 CH 2OH
49.
50. Rate of reaction
1 d  A d  B  1 d  C 
  
2 dt dt 3 dt
2 2 3
k1  A k2  A k3  A
Or  
2 1 3
k k
 1  k2  3
4 3

51. No. of Na  4  1  3
1
No. of Cl   4  2   3
2
52. NCERT
53. NECRT – 245
54. 3  2  4 1
55. solubility is decreased due to common ion effect.
 Ag   I 
AgI 
NaI  Na   I 
I  is common ion in both the reactions.
n
56. Kp  K C  RT 
5  10 2  K C  R  1000
5  102 5  105
KC  
R  103 R
0.0591 2  0.22
57. E0  log K eq ;log K eq 
2 0.0591
 7.44 or Keq  2.8  10 7

58. Electronegativity difference (EN) is highest in RbCl  3  0.8  2.2 and least in
BcCl2  3  1.5  1.5 and hence option (b) is correct.
59. Ptotal  P 0 AXA  P 0 B 1  XA

PT  P 0 B  XA P 0 B  P 0 A 
 254  XA119
P 0 B  254 P0 B  P 0 A  119
254  119  P 0 A
P 0 A  135

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60. conceptual
PHYSICS
61. In Loop  i  no emf will be induced because there is no flux change.

In loop  ii  emf will be induced because the coil is moving in a region of decreasing
magnetic field inward in direction. Therefore to oppose the flux decrease in inward
direction, current will be induced such that its magnetic field will be inwards. For this
direction of current should be clockwise
1
62. XC  for DC   0. so, X C  
C
 
63. 
Here, m  30 ˆj Am 2 and B  2iˆ  5 ˆj T . 
  
  mB

   
 30 ˆj  2iˆ  5 ˆj  60 ˆj  iˆ  150 ˆj  ˆj  60 kˆ  150  0

 60kˆ Nm  ˆj  iˆ  kˆ and ˆj  iˆ  0 

 
3/ 2
B0  x2 
64.  1  2 
Ba  R 

2 3/ 2
B0   3 R  
 1  
Ba   R  

B0
 10 10
B3 R

65. object is placed infront of its objective lens, between f and 2f from the pole of the
objective lens
66.

2
N 2  F 2   mg 
 as there noacceleration in the direction of N 
N  10 2 N
67. Reading  MSR  VSR  LC
 10  6  0.1  10.6mm
Error  4  0.1
Correction  0.4
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Side length of the cube  10.6  4  10.2 mm
1 1 2 1 2E
68. E  m 2 A2  E  m  2f  A2  A 
2 2 2f m
Putting E  K  U we obtain.
1 2   0.5  0.4
A  A  0.06 m
 25  0.2
2  
 
69. The distance upto which broadcast of TV can be received is given by
d  2 Rh  2  6400  0.240  55km
70. The P.d. across the potentiometer wire
V  0.2 103  100  0.02V .
So, we can write,
2 0.02
= 
490  R R
 R  4.9 

71. C1V1  C2V2

C1 V2
 
C2 V1

5i 5

3i 3

72. In close loop through cells, the net emf of the close loop is zero and so current in 8
resistor will be zero. In 4 resistor
10
i  2.5 A
4
73. The equivalent circuit is shown in fig
C AB  6C  6  2  12  F
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74. The velocity selector selects one particular velocity whatever may be the charge on
ion. Hence,  :  p  1:1 .
75. Output of G1   A  B ; Output of G2  A. B; Output of G3   A  B  . A. B, which
gives XOR gate.
76. Activity reduces from 6000 dps to 3000 dps in 140 days. It implies that half-life of the
radioactive sample is 140 days. In 280 days (or two half-lives) activity will remain
1
th of the initial activity. Hence, the initial activity of the sample is
4
4  6000 dps  24000 dps
77. Distance between the first dark fringes is
2D
x   2.4 mm
d
78. Fdepth  Pdepth . A   ρgd  . A
 1000kg 
 3
.10ms 2  1m  102 m2  102 N  100 N
 m 
Weight of water  V .ρ.g
  
V  100 cm 2  1cm  99 cm  1 cm 2 
 V  100cc  99 cc  199 cm  199  106 m3
3

1000kg
 Weight of water  199  106 m3  3
 10 ms 2
m
 1.99N
79. Area is A  2.6  1.8  4.68 cm2  4.7cm 2
Now, A LB
ΔA ΔL ΔB
  
A L B
0.1 0.2
 
2.6 1.8
 0.038  0.111
 0.149
 ΔA  0.149  A  0.149  4.68
 0.697 cm2  0.7cm 2
80. Since the rope has a mass, the tension along its length is variable. At the top end its
tension is  3  1 g N or 4g N . At the bottom end, its tension is 1g N .
T T
Now, speed of the transverse wave on the string, c   
 
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T
As frequency  and  , the linear density are constant, so is a constant.

TTop TBottom 4g 1g
 ; 
 Top  Bottom  top 0.05 m
  top  0.05  2 m  0.1m .
2 2 2 2
81.  OR    PR    PO    2    / 2 
2

2 
  1   2t     1  1t  
2 
After simplifying and neglecting  2 2t 2 and 12t 2 , we get 1  4 2
82. In isothermal process,
U  0,
 Q  0 W

Area of P  V is greater for 1, so W and hence Q1 is greatest

83. P 2  T or P  T
2T0 2T0
RdT0 RT0
 PdV   
T0 T0
2 2

3R RT
Q  U  W  nCV T  W   T0  0  2 RT0
2 2
3/2
84. At x  0, vi  5  0   0

And x  2m, v f  5  2 3/2  5 8 m / 8

W  K
1
 m  v 2f  vi2 
2
1 2
  0.5 5 8  02 
2 
 

 50 J

85. The displacement produced by spring of the floor is  0, and so W  0.

dυ dυ dx dυ
86. a   υ
dt dx dt dx
 υdυ  adx  k x dx
Integrating
3u

 υd υ  k  xdx
u

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3u
υ2 kx 3 / 2
 
2 u
3/ 2
1 2k 3/ 2

2

9u 2  u 2 
3
x
2k 3 / 2
 4u 2  x
3
2/3
 6u 2 
 x
 k 
87.
    
r   9  3 i  12  4 j  6 i  8 j
or r  62  82  10m
9  109  100  10 6
E 2
 9000Vm 1
10

88.
Torque at angle 
l
  Mg sin  .
2
Also   l
l
 l  Mg sin 
2
2
Ml l  Ml 2 
.  Mg sin   I rod 
3 2 3 
l sin  3g sin 
 g  
3 2 2l
89.
B 
VB  VA    E . d s
A
  
B    

    E x i  E y j  E z k  . dx i  dy j  dz k 
A
  
xB yB zB
   E x  dx  E y  dy  E z  dz 
 xA yA zA 
   E x  xB  xA   E y  yB  y A   Ez  zB  z A  

   325 

5
 0.5   0.3   325  0.8  260V
3

VB  VA  260V
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90. As we know, moment of inertia of a solid cylinder about an axis which is
perpendicular bisector

mR 2 ml 2
I 
4 12
m  2 l2 
I R  
4  3

Let V  Volume of cylinder=  R 2l

m  V l 2  dI m  V 2l 
I       0
4  l 3  dl 4   l 2 3 

V 2l 2 l 3
  V 
l2 3 3
2 l 3 l2 3 l 3
 R 2l   2  or , 
3 R 2 R 2