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OPEN TEST
PAPER-1

Q. No. PHYSICS Q. No. CHEMISTRY Q. No. MATHEMATICS

ALL INDIA TEST SERIES

1. A, B, C 19. A, B, C, D 37. A, B, C, D

2. A, B 20. B 38. D

3. A, C, D 21. A, B, C, D 39. A, B

4. B, C 22. B, C 40. A, B, D

5. B, C, D 23. A, D 41. A, C, D

6. A, C 24. A, B, D 42. A, C

A, C
7. 25. A, C 43. B, D

8. D 26. C 44. B

9. C 27. D 45. B

10. D 28. B 46. B

11. B 29. A 47. D

12. D 30. B 48. D
13. A 31. D 49. C

14. 8 32. 0 50. 2

15. 3 33. 5 51. 4

16. 3 34. 3 52. 6

17. 8 35. 9. 53. 1

18. 3 36. 1 54. 3

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Physics PART – I
SECTION – A
Qout Tout
1.  and Qout  Qin  W
Qin Tin
 TL 
 Qin  W  
 TH  TL 
Qin  TL 
 P 
t  TH  TL 

2. Between faces LMNO and PQRS

dr
dR 

t r
2
2 b
R n
t a
Between faces LMRS and ONQP for an element at distance r from O.

 r
dR  2
tdr
b
1 1 tdr 2t  b 
So,    n  
R  dR a    a 
 r
2

R
b
2tn  
a

50 R1
3.  i1 0   2 amp
L
25 i1
50
(i2 )0   0.01 amp R2
5000
1 = 0.125 sec I2 C
2 = 0.125 sec
i1 = 200 i2
 t   t 
2  1  e 0.125    0.01 e 0.125  200 V
   
   
n2
t
8
q di
4   L 1
C dt
 t  t

4  50  1  e 0.125   50e 0.125
 
 
1 5
t  n  
8 4

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2a
4. x2  y
3
2 dy
2x  a
3 dx
x
tan   3
a
 = 60

gsin  g
a 
Icm 3
1 2
mR
mgsin  mg
f 2

mR 2 3
1
Icm

5. Length of pencil is 10 2 cm. 10 2 cm 5 cm

Position of (A) [(45+5), (15  5)  (50, 10) 45 15 cm
1 1 1
  5 cm 45 cm
v (50) 20
v = 33.3 cm
h v v 100 / 3
magnification i   hi  h0  10  6.6 cm
h0 u u 50
Position of B (40 cm, 20 cm)
1 1 1
   v  40 cm
v 40 20
40
magnification hi  20   20 cm
40
Position of C (36 cm, 12 cm)
1 1 1
   v = 36 cm
v 20 45
36
Magnification hi  15  12 cm
45

6. v0  4 gR
 
J  P

  Tdt  2M v  4 gR 
 Tdt  2M  R  4 gR  …(i)

  Tdt  R  MR2 …(ii)

From (i) and (ii)
8 g 8
 and v  gR
3 R 3

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L
 x
 xdm  x0  1  L  5L
0
7. x cm   L

 dm  x 9
 0  1  L 
0
3 L
m   dm  0
2
 L   17
 A  9   g 10 L sin   F  L cos 
  

D
8-10. (1) For   to be maximum, D should be maxium and d should be minimum.
d
(2) In the Lloyd’s experiment, there would not be any interference at point C.
(3) In option (A) and (C) no. Of fringes is much larger because the interference peattern is spread
at the whole screen
Fringe pattern width
In option (B) no. of fringes =
Fringe width

d 3
 9   d 15 d2
2 2
    240
D 4 D
Fringe pattern width
In option (D) no. Of fringes =
Fringe width

2(  1)A(D  d) 4(  1)2 A 2 d

   22
D 
2(  1)Ad
1 1
11-13. ma2cm t 2  IIcm 2 t 2
2 2
In each configuration kinetic energy of solid sphere will be maximum.
When Fnet = 3F the kinetic energy of sphere will be maximum.
14F2
= t
m
When F1 = F2 = F R

2F FR2
acm  , R 
m Icm
sphere cylinder Spherical Cylindrical
When F2 = 2F1 = 2F shell shell
5F 2F 3F
3F 2FR2 2m
F
acm  , R  m 2m m
m Icm
5F 4F
When F1 = 0 and F2 = F 3F 2F
m m m
F FR 2 m
acm  , R 
m Icm 5F 2F 3F F
2m m 2m
3F 3F m
When F1  2  5F
2 2 2F 3F 2F
2m m 2m
5F FR2 m
acm  , R 
2m Icm

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SECTION – C

4mv y B
14. AB   8 metre
qB0
B0
A
x

1 n2 28 days
15.  2
 2 14 days n2
A10 N
 1 10  2  4  8
A 20  2N20
 A10  80 m curie and A 20  10 m curie
n2 n2
 80  80
A  80e 14
 10e 28

= 80 e4 + 10 e2 = 3 m curie

2ab0 (k  1)
16. C
(b  a)
1 (b  a)
R
 ab
2ab0 (k  1) (b  a)
RC 
(b  a) 2ab


0 (k 1)
Q  Q0 e

17. m1a1  6r1v1

m2a2  6r2 (v 2  v1 )
a1 r1v1m2 4
 
a2 r2 (v 2  v1 )m1 3

v rd
18.  412.5 (3 harmonic)
4

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Chemistry PART – II
SECTION – A
20. 6 geometrical isomers (Case I) + 40 optical isomers (Case II) = 46 space isomers.

21. O O O
O

  N2  g   O
O N N O O
COOC2 H5 COOH
H

 Dehydration
 C2H5 OH   CO2  g   CO  g  C2H4  g 

COOC2 H5 COOH

22. Organic benzene being a more symmetrical molecule has higher melting point (6oC) than
inorganic benzene (melting point = -58oC)
H H
B C
HN NH HC CH
1.44 Ao 1.39 Ao
HB BH HC CH
N C
H H
strong heating
24. MgCl2 .6H2O   MgO MgCl2 reacts with water of crystallisation 
Combustion
2Mg  CO 2   2MgO  C
Dryice

LiNO3   Li2 O  NO2

Solution for the Q. No. 29 to 31.

Peptisation: Phenomenon in which a precipitate is passed into colloidal form by adsorption of common
ions on its surface.
Delta formation: When river water (sol) meets sea water (electrolyte) coagulation occurs and delta is
formed.
Tyndall effect: Scattering of light rays by suspended particles in a colloid is called Tyndall effect and sky
looks blue due Tyndall effect.
Protection of colloids: Protective power of colloids is inversely related to Gold number.

SECTION – C
32. PV = nRT
1 × 8.21 = n × 0.0821 × 500
n = 0.2 = mole of Argon
This implies that no decomposition of NH2COONH4(s) has taken place at 227oC.
 Kp  0
33. Al2O3  N2  g  3C 
 AlN  3CO  g 
impure
SiO2  2C  Si  v   2CO  g 
impurity 
 Al OH 3  NH3  g 
AlN  3H2 O 
2Al  OH3 

 Al2O3  3H2O  v  
Pure 
+3 - 3 -18
35. [Al ] [OH ] = 1 × 10
10-3 [OH-]3 = 1 × 10-18
[OH-] = 10-5
pOH = 5
pH = 9

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36. In given 100 ml 0.1 M NaCl solution,

 100
No. of moles of C l present =  0.1  0.01
1000


And 1 Faraday of charge can oxidize 1 mole of C l  2C l  Cl2  2e 
 
 Given 0.05 F is not utilized in electrolysis
Only 0.01 F will be utilized in electrolysis


2e
 From 2H2O   2OH H2

2 F of charge can produce 2 moles of OH

 0.01 F will produce 0.01 mole of OH
 0.01 1000
 Molarity of OH in solution =  0.1 M
100
–1
 pOH = - log 10
=1

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Mathematics PART – III

SECTION – A

1  2  3  .....  10 2 1  10  11 
2
552
37. P    
2 2 2  2

38. Function is continuous and differentiable at x = 0 and discontinuous everywhere else

T 2a  2
39. BC 21  BC12   1
a  2  2a2

40. y = x + 1 is parallel to axis of the parabola so reflected ray will passes through its focus

41. Lines L1 and L2 are intersects at point (1, 0, 2)

e x  e4/ x 4
42. > ex for x  (1, 2) and for option (A) put x 
x t

 1 
  r  r  1
Tr = tan1  3  = tan1    tan1 
43.  n2  9
 r  r  1  3  3  n
 1 
 9 
n
n
Sn   Tr = tan1  
r 1 3 3

44.-46. We cannot be sure about the coordinates of P and Q as x=b x=d

they depend on a, b, c and d

y=1

P Q

x=a x=c

x x
2 2 2
47.-49.  1   f   t   dt   f   t  dt  1   f   x    f   x   f   x    1   f   x  
0 0
x
 x = sin–1 f(x)  f(x) = (1 – cos x) =  2sin2
2
x x 2 x2
f  x   f  x   2sin2  2 
2 4 2
1 1 1 1
x 1 1
 f  x  dx   f  x  dx   2 sin2 dx   x 2 dx 
0 0 0
2 2 0
6

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SECTION – C

50. Two solutions exist in (0, )

z1z2  z1z 2  z1z 2  z1z2

51. Let z1  r1ei1 and z2  r2 ei2  = 2 cos (1 – 2) + 2 cos (1 + 2)
z1z 2

52. Semi-perimeter of SPQ is 2a

53. Given a + b + c = 1 ..... (1)

9a + 3b + c = 7 ..... (2)
18 < 25a + 5b + c < 22 ..... (3)
 From above (1), (2) and (3) 4 < 7a – b – c < 8
4 < 7a – b + a + b – 1 < 8
5 < 8a < 9
5 9
a (a = 1)
8 8
a = 1, b = –1, c = 1
For question (2) h(x) = ln(x 2 – x + 1) – x

2
54. L  e2
3

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