Sec: Jr.

IIT-N-CHAINA / N-120 WAT-24 Date: 11-01-20

Time: 03:00 Hrs JEE-ADVANCE MODEL Max Marks: 264

KEY
PHYSICS
1 2 2 1 3 1 4 2 5 3
6 3 7 4 8 9 9 AD 10 AC
11 AD 12 ACD 13 ABD 14 C 15 ACD
A–R A–P
B–P B–S
16 ABC 17 AC 18 ABD 19 20
C–S C–R
D–Q D–Q

CHEMISTRY
21 3 22 3 23 5 24 3 25 3
26 4 27 3 28 7 29 AD 30 AC
31 AB 32 AD 33 BCD 34 ACD 35 AD
A–R A–Q
B–Q B–S
36 ABD 37 BCD 38 AC 39 40
C–P C–P
D–S D–R

MATHEMATICS
41 8 42 5 43 3 44 0 45 6
46 2 47 9 48 6 49 ACD 50 B
51 ABCD 52 AD 53 BC 54 AB 55 AC
A – QS A – PR
B – PT B–Q
56 BC 57 BC 58 ABD 59 60
C–R C–R
D–R D–S
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SOLUTIONS
PHYSICS
1. So y will be maximum when cos  96 t   max  1
ymax  2 3cm at x  5
1 T
2. Fundamental frequency is given by V  (with both ends fixed)
2l 
1
 Fundamental frequency v
l 
[For same tension in both strings]
Where   mass per unit length of wire
  .A    density     r 2 
1
Or  r ;  v
rl
V  r   l   r  2 L 
 1   2   2      1
V2  r1   l1   2r  L 
2 2

3.
I1 a12 f12
 2 2
 3  8   1
2 2
I 2 a2 f 2  2  12 
4. f V  T
f AB  2 fCD
 TAB  4TCD ……(i)
Further  p 0
 TAB  x   TCD  l  x 
Or 4x  l  x (as TAB  4TCD )
x l /5

5. yi  Ai sin  t  k1 x 
yt  Ai sin t  k 2 x 
yr  Ar sin  t  k1 x 
At the boundary the displacement and slope of the wave is continuous then
yi  yr  yt ; Ai  Ar  At
 Ai K1 cos t  Ar K1 cos t   At K 2 cos t
  Ai K1  Ar K1   At K 2
K  K2 2 K1
On solving Ar  1 Ai , At  Ai
K1  K 2 K1  K 2
1 F
6. We have, v 
2l  r 2 

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1 T1
So, 450 
2l  r12 
1 T2
v2 
2l2  r2 2 
450 l2 T1  r2 2 
 
v2 l1 T2  r12 
450 1
 4 4
v2 2
450  2
v2   225 cps  25 x 2  x  3
4
FL
7. L  , where F   v 2
AY
2
A 
8. We know fraction of energy transmitted =1-  r 
 Ai 
2
A 
 f r  Fraction of energy reflected   r 
 Ai 
v v v  2v A
Ar  2 1 . Ai  . Ai   i
v1  v2 2v  v 3
2
 1/ 3  1
fr    
  1  9

  9
9. Transmitted wave never suffers phase change while reflected wave suffers phase change of  when
reflected from denser medium.
2
 s 
10. A) Intensity I      ; If S  S0 sin t  kx 
 t 
2 2 2
I   S0 V cos  t  kx 
2
B  s 
C) Potential energy density   
2  x 
2
1  s 
D) Kinetic energy density    
2  t 
B
ud  S 0 2 k 2 cos 2 t  kt 
2
1
kd   S0 2 2 cos 2 t  kx 
2
Power 0.8
11. I 2
 2
 I  2.83  102Wm 2
4 r 4 1.5
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Also, I
 pmax    p  max  2 /  v
2v
Or  p max  2  2.83  102  1.29  340  4.98 Nm 2
B
v

2
B   v 2  1.29   340  Nm 2  149124 Nm 2
 2  600
k   11.08m 1
v 340
 p max
 p max  BAk  A 
Bk
4.98
A  3  106 m
149124 11.08
12.

The fixed end is a node while the free end is an antinode therefore, at x=0 is a node and at x=3 m is
an antinode. Possible modes of variation are

L   2n  1 where n=0,1,2,3……
4
4L 12
Or   ( L=3 m (given)
2n  1 2n  1
2 2 (2n  1)
k  
 12 / (2n  1) 6
 (2n  1)50
  vk  100  2n  1 
6 3
We have stationary wave equation y  A sin kx.cos t
For n=0
x 50 xt
y  t   A sin cos
6 3
For n=2
5 x  250 xt 
y  t   A sin cos  
6  3 
For n  7
5 x
y  t   A sin cos 250 xt
2

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T Y lA 1 Y l
13. Speed of wave in wire V    
A l A l
Minimum frequency, that means fundamental mode.
V V 1 Y l
f     35Hz
 2l 2l l 

l 4.9 104
Stress  Y  9 1010   4.41 10 7 N / m 2
l 1
And frequency of first overtone = 70Hz

1 T
14. f Al 
2l Al d Al . AAl
1 T
fs 
2l s d s . As
 f  n1 f Al  n2 f s
Frequency of 1st overtone is f 1  2 f
15. For a plane wave intensity (energy crossing per units area per units time) is constant at all points

But for a spherical wave intensity at a distance r from a point source of power P (energy transmitted
per unit time) given by

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P 1
I 2
or I 2
4 r r
T dv
16. V  x ,a 
 dt
17. Superposition of two displacement is added y  y1  y2
dy
Hence Answer is (A); Vp  Vw 
dx
2
Hence, V p = 2   1 cm / s
2
For the particle between A and O.
18. Conceptual
P
19. I
4 r 2

0.9 mW 1
I1  2
 mW  25W / m 2
4  3 4
9 mW 9
I2  2
 mW  9 W / m 2
4  5  1000
For incoherent source.
I R  I1  I 2   25  9   34 W / m 2
For coherent source, 0
I R  I1  I 2  2 I1 I 2
2
 I 2  I2  2
  5  3  64 W / m 2
2
For    , I R   I1  I 2 
2
  5  3  4W / m 2
20. Total change in KE of block is zero. Work done by friction on block w.r.t belt Distance slid by the
block on the belt relative to belt
Change on momentum of block relative to block

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CHEMISTRY
21. Acidic hydrogens react with Grignard reagent to form alkane corresponding to alkyl group present in
Grignard reagent
/
22. Grignard reagent undergo addition with C  0 and  C  N groups. Also react with active hydrogen
/

23. Five different hydrogen’s are there with different environment

24. One '  ' bond to be present in reacent. DU

. 
 2  nc  2   nH
2
n 
n 1  1
2 
25. No of geometrical isomers  2  2
26. Each double bonded carbon undergoes sp 2 hybridization.
27. Oxygen attached directly for aromatic ring does not cleaved
28. Conceptual
29. Similar to 27th question
30. Aryl halides and tertiory alkyl halide does not give good in Williams reaction.
31. Ketones with Grignard reagent give tertiory alcohol.
32. Conceptual
33. Grignard reagent with acidic hydrogen gives alkanes
34. Conceptual
35. Conceptual
36. To form benzyne ortho-hydrogen for halogen to be present.
37. Conceptual
38. Carbene’s addition at double bond
39. Conceptual
40. Aryl halides undergoes Nucleophillie substitution easily when electron with drawing group’s are
present at ortho & para positions.

MATHEMATICS
41. Clearly OC = 10
CP = 10
Shortest path from O to P
Which does not go inside the circle is
  RP
OT  TR
When OT = length of tangent from O to the circle  5 3
RP = length of tangent from O to the circle  5 3
 = are length TR
TR

5
3

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5 5
Required answer is 5 3  5 3    10 3
3 3
42. Let r be the radius of the circle and A = (0 0). AB is along x-axis, AD is along y-axis.
2 2
Equation of circle is  x  r    y  r   r 2 ……….. (1)
Equation of MN is x + y = r.
Now perpendicular distance from C(p, q) to the above line is 5.
pqr 2
  5   p  q  r   50 ………. (2)
2
(p, q) lies on circle (1)  p 2  q 2  2r  p  q   r 2  0

2
  p  q  r   2 pq  0
50  2 pq  0  pq  25
 Area of rectangle ABCD is 25.
43. AB  1  3  2 , BC  1  3  2, AC  2
le ABC is quailateral triangle.
EF
In le AEF .  AD
sin A
EF  AD sin 600
3
 3.  3/ 2
2
 EF  3 / 2

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
44. Let the required equation of the chord is y  mx  QP
Circle cuts y-axis at (0, 6)  Q
Let OQP   where tan   7 / 4
Let OT be the tangent of the circle at origin.
 POT   By alternate segment theorem.
Slope of OC  3 / 2  slope of OT  2 / 3
m2/3 1
 tan   7/4 m 
2m 2
1
3

 1
 Equation of OP is y  x  x  2 y  0
2
45.   rs
21 r 6  h r 2
   3h  
2 2 h 7
Now APQ and ABC are similar

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h  r PQ r PQ 2 PQ
   1   1 
h 6 h 6 7 6
5 PQ 30
   PQ    PQ   4
7 6 7
46. Let OC = r, C = (x, y)
In triangle ABC  cos   4 / 5;sin   3 / 5
In triangle OAC
25 5
r 2  16   2  4  cos  45   
2 2

1
r2 
2
1
Locus of C is x 2  y 2 
2
47. Equation of AB is
y  0  tan1650  x  3 y   tan150  x  3
y3  32 
y  
3  2 x 3  32  x
32
y
x 3
32

Substitution circle x 2  y 2  9
2
 y 
  3  y2  9
 32 
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
y 1  32
2

2


6

 y 84 3  6 2 3   
 32  2 3

y

6 2 3   3/ 2
42  3
Y – coordinate of B is 3/2  y coordinate of C is -3/2  product is – 9/4.
48. Given family passing through intersection of
x  2 y  3  0 ……… (1) 2 x  3 y  4  0 …………. (2)
2x  4 y  6  0
y  2  0  y  2  x 1

Concurrent points is (1, 2) = A

Let Q = (2, 3)
Let P (x, y) is its image
AQ = AP  AP 2  AQ 2
2 2
 x  1   y  2   11 x2  2x 1  y 2  4 y  4  2
x2  y2  2x  4 y  3  0
49. A locus of M is circle center (0, 1) and radius 40 , excluding points P and Q.
 x 2  y 2  2 y  39 excluding points P and Q.
 3
  2, 7  is excluded from locus and  0,  does not lie in E1 .
 2
Locus of point in E2 is circle with diameter (0, 1) and (1, 1) excluding midpoints of chords passing
through P or Q.
2
 x 2  x   y  1  0
1  4 7
  ,1 does not lie in E2 and  ,  does not lie in E2 since latter is midpoint of chord through
2  5 5
P.
50. 
Centre may be 1  2 2, 0 , 1  2 2, 0  
   2 2  
 Centre may be 1, 2 2 , 1, 2 2 
51. Let ABC be the triangle in which AB = AC. Let I, P respectively be the incentre and the orthocenter
A
of the triangle. AI  r cos ec , AP  2 R cos A .
2
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52. Mid point of AE must be point of intersection of diagonals of parallelogram.
Let E = (h, k)
 h 1 k  2 
 ,  must lie on 4x + 8y - 7 = 0
 2 2 
15 9
(h, k) is also lie on AB whose equation is x + y = 3; h  , k   .
2 2
53. Clearly,
  
A  2cos 60o , 2sin 60o and B  2 cos 60o , 2sin 60o 
The tangent at A is x  2cos 60   y  2sin 60o   4
o
and the tangent at B is
x  2cos 60o   y  2sin 60o   4 .
54. Let y = mx be the chord intersecting at
 x1 , y1  ,  x2 , y2  .
3  4m 4
 x1  x2  2
; x1 x2 
1 m 1  m2
3  4m
And x2  4 x1 then 3 x1  and
1  m2
4 24
4 x12  2
 m  0,
1 m 7
55. a>2 b>2
1 1 1 1
 
a 2 b 2
1 1
 1
a b
x y
Equation of AB is   1
a b
1 1
 1
a b 1 1
1  1  0
1 1 a b

a 2 b2
1 1 1 1
 1   2  2
a b a b
56. Equation of circle through (0, 0) and (1, 0) is
x y 1
 x  0  x  1   y  0  y  0    0 0 1  0
1 0 1
x2  y2  x   y  0
It represents C3 its radius is 1.
1 2
1      3 as the centre C3 lies above x-axis we take    3
4 4
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Equation of C3 is x 2  y 2  x  3 y  0
C1 and C3 intersect and of unit radius.
1 3
Their common tangents parallel to line joining their centres (0, 0) and  ,  .
 2 2 
Equation of common tangent is 3 x  y  k  0
K
A will touch C1 ,  1, K  2
2
Required tangent makes positive intercept on y-axis and negative intercept on x-axis.
2 2
2 2  1  3 5
57. Given circle S : x  y  x  3 y  0 or,  x     y   
 2  2 2
1 3 5
Centre C  ,   , r  radius   
2 2 7
L2  x  y  1  0 and L1 = line through (0, 0) is mx  y  0 .
Intercept made by circle on lines L1 and L2 are equal.
1 3
Lines are at equal distances from centre C  ,  
2 2
Perpendeicular distance of C from
L1 = perpendicular distance of C from L2
m 3 1 3
  1
2 2  2 2
1  m2 2

2
 m  3  2 1  m 2  ;7 m 2  6m  1  0; m  1; m  
1
4 7
Now mx – y = 0 becomes x – y = 0, x + 7y = 0.
58. OT  S1  2, CT  radius  1
 1 2 tan  / 2 4
 tan   tan   2

2 2 1  tan  / 2 3
 Choice (B) is correct and (C) is false.
  3
Slope of OT = tan   tan      cot  
2  4
 Choice (A) is correct.
Choice (D) is obviously correct since one of the tangents is y-axis.
2
 b2  c 2  a2  1
59. A)   
 2bc  4
B) a 2  b 2  c 2  2ab cos C
2
a 4  b 4  c 4  a 2b 2  2b 2c 2  2c 2 a 2   a 2  b 2  c 2   4a 2 b 2 cos 2 C

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C) b 4  2b 2  a 2  c 2   0
2 2

D) b  c 2   b  a 2  0
 2
60. A) cos A  1
2
tan 2 A  tan 2 B  tan 2 C 2/3
B)   tan A tan B tan C 
3
r
C)  r  R cos A and cos A  cos B  cos C  1 
R
 AB  1 C
D) tan    cot
 2  9 2
1 C
1  cot 2
31 81 2

1
32 1  cot 2 C
81 2
C 9 1
cot 2   cos C   c  6
2 7 8

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