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PART TEST – III

JEE (Advanced)-2019
PAPER –1

TEST DATE: 16-12-2018

ANSWERS, HINTS & SOLUTIONS

Physics PART – I

SECTION – A

1. B, D
2GM 8
Sol. v esc   GR2
R 3
Given that, 4(4RP2 )  (4 R2Q )  RQ = 2RP
Mass of R is MR = MP + MQ
RR3  RP3  R3Q
So, RR = 91/ 3 RP
So, RR > RQ > RP  vR > vQ > v P
v v 1
Also, R  91/3 and P 
vP vQ 2

2. A, C
Sol.

P0 1
P0

2
P1 < P0 P2 > P0
Case-I Case-II

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3. C
0.5
Sol. Least count =  0.005 mm
100
Zero error = 0 + 0.005  2 = 0.01 mm
So, true diameter = 0.5  8 + 0.005  83  0.01 = 4.405 mm

4. B
Sol. Repulsive force between protons forbids heavy nucleus.

5. A, B, D
Sol. x at O = d(path difference is maximum at O)
5 7
So, for d  and , O will be a minimum and for d = , O will be a maximum.
2 2
There would be total 5 minima for d = 4.8 .

6. A, D
I0 I   
Sol.  4 0 cos 2  
2 4  2 
2
and   (2x)


7. B, D
Sol. If two nuclei in the range 51 < A < 100 will fuse then they will produce an element with mass
number above 100 and less than 200 which has more Ebn thus energy is released hence option
(B) is correct.
Similarly a nucleus in the range 200 < A < 260 when broken into two equal fragments then the Ebn
of these fragments will be more than that of the nucleus hence option (D) is correct.

8. A, C
Sol.
Image
Object

f/2 f f f/2
9. B
Sol. The second law is consequence of conservation of angular momentum, which is still true.

10. A
Sol. Accuracy describes how close to the correct or true value a measurement is, while precision in a
measurement of how closely grouped or how well a result can be reproduced of the plots given (A)
demonstrates the closest grouping at data points.

SECTION – B

11. (A)  (p, q); (B)  (p, r); (C)  (p, q); (D)  (s, t)
2 (103 )(3  10 4 ) 3
Sol. (A) P1  
4  10 7 1 2
 3 
P2    (4)  6
 2 

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So, IC  IP2  4I0 and IP1  2I0

 3  4 
(B) P1      2
 2  3 
P2   2  (4)  8
So, IC  IP1  IP2  4I0
2  3  7
(C) C    1  8  10  2
4  107  2 
3 
P1  2  
2 2
P2 | 2  6  | 4
So, IC  IP2  4I0 and IP1  2I0
2 
(D) C  7
(103 )(104 ) 
4  10 2
 3  
P1    
 2 2
   11
P2   6   
 2 2
So, IC  IP2  2I0 and IP1  0

12. (A)  (p, q, r, s); (B)  (q, t); (C)  (r, s); (D)  (q)
1 3
Sol. (A) From free body diagram of the liquid above the sphere, Fx  P0 R2  R g
3
4
Force of buoyancy on the sphere = R3 g
3
5 3
So, Fy  P0 R2  R g
3
1 3
(B) Force of buoyancy on the disc Fx  R g
3
5 3
Fy  P0 R2  R g
3
(C) From the free body diagram of the liquid in the container Fx and Fy are different with option (p)
and (q)
 R 4
(D) Fx   P0  g  4 R2  4P0R2  gR 3
 3  3
 5R  2 5
Fy   P0  g  R  P0 R 2  gR3
 3  3
2
Force on the part open to atmosphere = P03R
1 4R
So, FB  gR3  4R2 g  N (N = normal reaction)
3 3

 
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SECTION – C

13. 9
 h  g
Sol. g1  g  1  1   g1   h1
 R R
R2 2gR 2
and g2  g  g2   h2
(R  h2 )2 (R  h2 )3
given that, g1 = g2
So, h2 = R 21/3  1  900 km

14. 5
Sol. In this case,
v
F   (  x)
h
Fh dx
 v 
(  x) dt x F
3 3

So, t   5 sec
8Fh

15. 2
Sol. Tension in the wire at t = 0 is, T0 = (0.1)3(103)(1.5 1) (10) = 5N
Wire breaks at tension, T = 7  106  106 = 7N
So volume of ejected water = 200 cm 3
So time taken = 100 sec.

16. 3
Sol. One star is approaching, while the other is receding.
cv cv 2v
So,       
c c c
2R
So,  =
c
c c
 2R    3  107 km
 

17. 1
Sol. Possible frequencies which will satisfy condition of both ends rigid
m T
f1  , where  is length of the string
2 
3
and all possible frequencies which will satisfy condition of string of length with one end rigid
8
and one end free
2n  1 T
f2 
 3  
4 
 8 
So, f 1 = f 2  3m  8n = 4
So,  = /6 = 1 m

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18. 8
Sol. Volume flow rate of ideal fluid = v 0R2
R
 r2 
Volume flow rate of the viscous fluid = v  1
0 0  R2  2rdr

 R 2 R2  v 0 R2
 v 0 2     v 0 R2
 2 4  2
 v 0  2v 0  8 m/s

19. 2
T
Sol. Speed of wave in the lighter string = (50)(1) = 50 cm/s =

T
Speed of wave in the heavier string   25 cm/s
4
So wavelength in heavier string = 0.5 cm
2
   (9.5 cm)  (9.5)(2)
(1 cm)
A point that will oscillate in phase with S must be ahead in phase by (0.5)(2) with respect to Q. If
x is the distance of this point from Q then,
2
x  (0.5)(2)
0.5 cm
 x = 0.25 cm
9.5 0.25
So time required is   0.2 sec
50 25

20. 4
2L
Sol. The permitted wavelength are  =
n
h h
So, de-Broglie wavelength  d  
p 2mk n
2L h
 
n 2mk n
n2 h2
 kn  (n = 1, 2, 3, ……….)
8mL2
h2 h2
 E3  E1 = (32  12) 2
 2
 4  10 65 J
8mL mL

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Chemistry PART – II

SECTION – A

21. A, B, C, D
Sol. Fe3  NH4 2 S 
 FeS   S 
Al3  NH4 2 S  H2O 
 Al  OH3  H2S 
Cr 3   NH4 2 S  H2O 
 Cr  OH3  H2S 
Co 2  NH4 2 S 
 CoS 

22. A, B, C, D
Sol. In linear molecule  3 translation + 2 Rotation = 5 motion
1 5
Energy contribution  5  KT  KT by one molecule
2 2
5 5
NavKT  RT by one mole.
2 2
In bent triatomic  3 translation + 3 Rotation = 6 motion
1
Energy contribution  6  KT = 3 KT by one molecule
2
By one mole = 3 KT × Nav = 3RT
In monoatomic  3 translation motion
3
Energy contribution  RT by one molecule.
2

23. B, C, D
Sol. Facts.

24. A, B, C, D
Sol. W = 1.350 gm
Molar mass = 320
1.35
Moles =
320
 1.350 1000 
calc.  CRT      0.0821 300
 320 200 
= 0.5195 atm
obs.  1.039
obs. 1.039
i 2
calc. 0.5195
i 1
 1
n1
n=2
2
Co NH3 5 Br  SO 4  Co NH3 5 Br 
    SO42
Initial 0.021
at equ.  0.021 0.021

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25. D

26. C
Sol. Oxidation number Hybridization
3
[Ni(CO)4]  0 sp

 Au  CN2  +1 sp
2
PtCl4  +2 dsp2

 AuCl4  +3 dsp
2

27. B
Sol. PbBr2, AgI, AgBr and FeCl3 solution is yellow.
HgI2  Red
NI3  Touch sensitive explosive

28. A, B, C, D
Sol. All are preparation methods of Cl2.

29. A, B, C, D
Sol. Facts.

30. A, B, C, D
Sol. Facts.

SECTION – B

31. A → t; B → r; C → p; D → q
2

Sol. Ka 
C 2 C  m /  m

o
 
1  1  m / mo  
2 o2 2
C /  m C m m
  o o
o
  m
o
m m  m   m  
m

32. A → t; B → s; C → p; D → r
Sol. Co 2  KNO 2  CH3COOH  K 3 Co NO 2 6  
Yellow ppt.
2
Ni  DMG 
 Re d ppt.
Cu2  K 4 Fe  CN6  
 Cu2 Fe  CN6  
Brown ppt.
3 H2 O
Al  NH4 2 S 
 Al  OH3 
White ppt.

SECTION – C
33. 3
Sol. 
HA  
H  A


c 2
Ka 
1 

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1   1
106
K a  c 2 ,    0.0316
103
m

om
m  0.0316  450  14.22

34. 9
rH2 MCnH2n  2
Sol.  5 5
rCnH2n  2 2
 MCnH2n  2  250
12n   2n  2   250
 n  18 and n / 2  9

35. 9
Sol. X3 Y6 n  m  9

36. 3
Sol. H2  2H  2e 
2
o 0.059 H 
EE  log
2 PH2
 2
0.059 H 
0.177  0  log  
2 1
0.177
 log H   3
0.059

37. 5
Sol. G  nFE
1930000
E  5.0 V
4  96500
V=5

38. 6
Sol. Cr H2O 4 Cl2  Cl  AgNO3  AgCl
20  0.03  0.1 V
20  0.03
V  6 ml
0.1

39. 6
Sol. All are correct.

40. 3
Sol. Only HgS, PbS and Cu2S gives self reduction.

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Mathematics PART – III

SECTION – A
41. C, D
 1 1 1 1 1 1
Sol. Fix first row as [1, 1, 1], and possibility are  1 1 1 , 1 1 1
 1 1 1 1 1 1

42. A, B, C
Sol.   29
C4  29
 
C5  29
C5  29

C6  .....   29
C27  29

C28  29
C4  29
29
 3P = C4  P = 3  7  13  29
Q
CR  104 C94  Q = 104, R = 94 or 10

43. B, C
Sol. The equation can be written as t1 + t2 + t3 + t4 = 16, 0  t1  4, 0  t2  6, 0  t3  5 and 0  t4  6
Let P1 is property that t1  5, t2 is property is t2  7, p3 is property t3  6 and p4 is property that
t4  7 and Ai is denote the subset of S satisfying condition pi when S is total number of solutions
= 19C16 = 969
So, A 1  A 2  A 3  A 4  S   A i   A i  A j   A i  A j  A k  .....  k = 55
So, number of ordered pair satisfying condition abc = k4, a, b, c  I  4  225 = 900

44. A, C, D
Sol. There are maximum 7 distinct planes which are at equidistance from all the vertices
The volume of tetrahedron is 1/3 unit3

45. A, C, D
30  66  B(6, 12, 0)
Sol.  , Q  0, , 0
11  7 
PA + PB is minimum, then 12
MP AM 5 M(0, 0, 0)
So,   x-axis
PN BN 6 P N(6, 0, 0)
 30 
So, P   , 0, 0  10
 11 
 66 
Similarly Q is  0, , 0 A(0, 6, 8)
 7 

46. B, C, D
19
Sol. The possible value of k are –1,  and k = 7 is not possible, because all points will be collinear
8

47. A, B, D
Sol. (2P + I)(4P2 – 2P + I) = 8P3 + I3 = I
Similarly, (I – 2P)(I + 2P + 4P2) = I, if P has integer entries, then |I – 2P| and |I + 2P| will be equal
to either 1 or –1

48. A, C

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 2  2  2   2      1
Sol. a b  b c  c  a  3  a  c b  0 , a  c  b  ac  
2
        
So, a  b  c  2 b  2 , a  2b  3c  3a  5c  19

49. B, D
Sol. 1 = |z1|2 = |z2 cos  + z3 sin |2
z 2  z 23
1  1 2 cos  sin   z22  z23  0  z3 = iz2
z 2 z3
Now take cases for z1 as z1 = –z2(cos   i sin )  z1  z2 ei

 can not equal to zero or so option A and C are not possible
2

50. B, D
Sol. Let z1, z2, z3 be complex number represents A, B, and D point
z1  z0 z3  z Q
 i (z0)O A Q(zQ)
z 2  z 0 z1  z Q
z1  z2   z1  z2  i z1  z3   z3  z1  i
 z0  ; zQ 
2 2
B M D
z2  z3
zM 
2
z0  zm  z1  z3    z1  z2  i
  i  QM  OM and OM = QM
zQ  zm  z1  z2    z3  z1  i
SECTION – B

51. (A)  (p, q), (B)  (q, s), (C)  (q), (D)  (r, s)
1
Sol. (A) 15 C2r  15 C2r 1
2
16
r  r  5 (r  N)
3
(B) Let side of triangle is (x, x, y), y < 2x
For x = 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 number of possible value of y is 1, 3, 5, 7, 9 respectively
For x > 5, y has 9 possibilities so total number of the ordered pair of (x, x, y) is
1 + 3 + 5 + 7 + 5  9 = 61
So, total possibility are 52  3 + 9 = 165
1 5
(C) |az2| = |–bz – c|  |b| |z| + |c|  |z|2 – |z| – 1  0, z 
2
2 2 5 1
and |c|  |a| |z| + |b| |z|  |z| + |z| – 1  0, z 
2
(D) z > x > y, z > y > x and z > y = x
So total number of cases = 8 C3  8 C3  8 C2  140

52. (A)  (p, r), (B)  (p, s), (C)  (p, r, s), (D)  (p, q, r, s, t)
a b
Sol. (A) Let the form of divisor is 2 5
So, 88  a, b  99, 12 cases for each a and b
12  12 9
So, p  E   
100  100 625
(B) On each face there are 4 such triangles are possible, so total triangles are 4  6 = 24

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Total number of triangle are = 56

24 a
p E   
56 b
(C) Possible cases
1 1 1..... 1  1

10 times

8!
1 1 1..... 1 3  8
 7!
7 times

6!
1 1 1 1 3 3  15
4! 2!
4!
1 3 3 3  4
3!
So total number of cases will be = 28
(D) No such equilateral triangle is possible, so N = 0

SECTION – C
53. 7
Sol. Choices for f(1), f(2), ....., f(2018), are 4, but f(2019) have two possibility
So, ab = 2  42018

54. 8
1 1
Sol. Volume of DFAB =  height  base area =  6  4  8
3 3
Given line is perpendicular to edge AB and passing through point E

55. 3
Sol. z4 – 5z3 + 18z2 – 17z + 13 = (z – z1)(z – z2)(z – z3)(z – z4)
10 = (1 – z1)(1 – z2)(1 – z3)(1 – z4)
10 = (PA)2(PC)2  (PA)(PC) = 10

56. 2
Sol. det(A) = (r – 1)(p – 1), total number of matrices are 8,
the number of matrices has |A| = 0, are 6

57. 5
6 5 4 3
Sol. Coefficient of x in (x + x + ..... + 1)
6 6 3 –3
 Coefficient x in (x – 1) (x – 1)
 28 – 3 = 25, R = 25

58. 8
    1
Sol. 
d   abc      3
      
a  b  c  d   1 a  b  c  3 1

59. 2
2019
Sol. M  2019

C1  1008C1 
3
 2035825

60. 3
Sol. Only equality holds in A.M.  G.M. so x = y = z = 1

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