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ALL INDIA TEST SERIES

PART TEST – I
JEE (Advanced)-2020
PAPER – 1
TEST DATE: 10-11-2019
ANSWERS, HINTS & SOLUTIONS

Physics PART – I
SECTION – A
1. A
Sol. mg(r  Rsin ) = MgR sin 

mr = (M + m)R sin
mr 1
sin   
(M  m)R 2
  = 30
2. B
Sol. (N1 + N2) cos 30 = mg cos  N2

N1 30
2 30
N1 + N2 = mgcos  …(i)
3
(N2  N1) cos 60 = mg sin  60
60
60
N2  N1 = 2 mg sin  …(ii) N1
Solving (i) and (ii), we get N3 θ
mg
N2  (cos   3 sin ) …(iii) N2
3
mg
N1  (cos   3 sin ) …(iv)
3
Also, N1 cos 60 = mg sin 
N1 = 2mg sin  …(v)
From (iv) and (v),
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mg
2mgsin   (cos   3 sin )
3
2 3 sin   cos   3 sin 
 3 3 sin   cos 
 1 
  tan1  
3 3 
3. A
10
Sol. a1(max)  g( cos   sin )  m/s2 (where  = 0.5 and 0 = 0.33)
13
F  (m1 + m2) g(sin  + 0 cos ) = (m1 + m2) a1(max)
 F = 2000 N
4. B
Sol. velocity of point ‘A’ v A  v 2  2R2  v 2

Normal acceleration of point A, 2
R A 45
a A (n)  2Rcos 45  R cos 45  acos 45 C
a
 45
2R v2 a
45 45
a A(n)  
2 2R v2
 radius of curvature of trajectory of point ‘A’ relative to the R
ground is
(v )2 (v 2 )2
r A   2 2R
aA(n) v2
2R
5. A
Sol.  = 30
6. A, C
Sol. fs(max)  N  2 tan   W cos   2W sin 
Hmin  (2W sin  )2  (W sin  )2  3W sin 

Hmin = √3W sin ,  = 30°
7. A, C, D
Sol. The velocity parallel to the plane is unaltered by the impacts, so that the distance described
parallel to the plane will be zero at the end of a time t given by :
 gsin   t2
0  vt cos      
2
2v cos     
 t
gsin 
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Also, since the elasticity is perfect, the velocity perpendicular to the plane is just reversed at each
impact. The time of flight for each trajectory is thus twice the time in which the velocity vsin (  )
2v sin     
is destroyed by g cos , and thus t =
gcos 
Clearly the particle will return to the point of projection if the first of these is some multiple, n, of
the second, i.e. if
2v cos      2v sin     
n
gsin  cos 
i.e. if cot  . cot (  ) is an integer.
8. C, D
m sin  2   
Sol. 
M sin 
9. C, D
Sol. F must be not less than


L k 2  a2  =2 N
2a  2k 2
a 2

Let F be the friction on each of the front wheel in the forward direction, and F 1 the friction
backward , on each of the hind wheel . Then :
d2  d2  d2 
Mk 2  L  2Fa ; Mk 2  2F1a and Ma  2F  2F1
dt 2 dt 2 dt 2
Solving we get, F=
  = 2N
L k 2  a2
2a  2k  a 2 2
L k  a  2 2
F must be not less than =2N

2a  2k  a  2 2
10. A, B, D
Sol. Using conservation of momentum along horizontal direction
mu sin 53 = mv1 sin 53 + Mv2
4 4
u  v1  4v 2
5 5
5v2  v1 = u …(i) v1 B 53
v 2 cos37  v1 A
 e 1 m u v2
u 37
0.8 v2 + v1 = u …(ii) M 53
Solving (i) and (ii), we get
5.8 v2 = 2u
2u
 v2   2 m/s
5.8
 v1 = 5v2  u = 5  2  5.8 = 4.2 m/s
 Ndt  m(v  u)  10 N  s
1
3 3
 Tdt   Ncos53dt  5  Ndt  5  10  6 N-s
11. A, C, D
Sol. Mg sin   T  f S = Ma …(i)

N T
MR2
f SR  TR = 
2 fS T

Ma a m
fs  T  …(ii) 2a
2 Mg sin  Mg cos 
T  mg = 2ma  = 30
2T  2mg = 4ma …(iii)
Adding (i), (ii) and (iii), we get
 3M 
Mgsin   2mg    4m  a
 2 
 
 Msin   2m  20 5
 a g   m/s2
 3M 16 4
 4m 
 2 
 T = m(g + 2a) = 1(10 + 5/2) = 12.5 N
Ma 8 5
 fS = T   12.5  
2 2 4
 f S = 17.5 N
12. A, B, C, D
Sol. Use the definition of moment of Inertia.
SECTION – C
13. 00005.00
Sol. Apply work energy theorem

k 2
 
mg  2 2  2  0 => k=5
2
14. 00005.00
Sol. Draw the F.B.D. of the sphere at the top.
15. 00009.00
Sol. Let f 1 be the acceleration upwards of the 4 kg and therefore of the 1 kg. pulley downwards. Let f 2
and f 3 be the accelerations of the 2 and 3 kg (both measured downwards). Let T, T1 be the
tensions of the upper and lower strings. Then
T – 4g = 4f1
2T1 –T + g=1.f1
2g - T1 = 2f 2
3g - T1 = 3f 3
f 2 + f 3 = 2f 1
9g
From the above equations => f1 
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16. 00002.00
Sol. v1 cos  = v2 sin 

v1 = v2 tan  Fixed
Vertical
v1  v 2 3 (given  = 60) Guide
Now using conservation of energy m

1 1 v1
mga(1  cos )  mv12  Mv 22
2 2 P
 2ga  2v12  4v 22 θ
40  6v 22  4v 22 v2 M
 10v 22  40 O
 v2 = 2 m/s
 v1  2 3 m/s
v1 sin   v 2 cos 
  2 rad/s
a
17. 00002.50
Sol. v0 = h sin 
v0 2v0
= =  2.50 rad/s
hsin h
18. 00004.50
Sol. When the ball A leaves the horizontal surface B

v
T = mg ….(i)
m(2v)2 T + mg
T + mg =

2
4mv
2mg 

g
v …(ii) T
2
Now, using Conservation of Energy A v
1 1
mu2  2  mv 2  mg
2 2
2 2 mg
u = 2v + 2g
u2 = g + 2g
 umin  3g  3  10  0.675  4.50 m/s
Chemistry PART – II
SECTION – A
19. A
1 1 1 3
Sol. = RH  2 - 2  = RH  
λ 1 2  4
20. A
Sol. BrO3  I  I2  Br 

I2  S 2O32  I  S 4 O62
Meq. of KBrO3 = Meq. of Na2S2O3
0.167  1000
 75  N  1
167
6
6 = 75 N
6 2
N   0.08
75 25
21. B
Sol. 
 3H2  
N2  2NH3
t0 1 3 0
tt 1  0.5 3  1.5 2  0.5
1
PNH3   21  7 atm
3
22. D
Sol. Be  OH 2  NaOH 
 NaBeO2
23. B, D
Sol. (A) m = 2,   2 , n = 3
2 2 6
(B) Ne = 1s 2s 2p
(C) 3d = 3p
1
(D) E
n2
n=3
Third shell in hydrogen atom 3s = 3p = 3d
Ans. 9 orbitals.
24. A, B, C
Sol. It means electron would move into first excited state.

1 1
E2 - E1 =13.6Z2  2 - 2  =10.2Z2
1 2 
Z may be 1, 2, 3……..
25. A, B, D
26. A, C, D
27. A, B, C, D
28. A, B, C, D
29. A, B
30. A, C
SECTION – C
31. 00006.00
Sol. Number of atoms in unit cell = 1 + 2 = 3

3  at.wt.
15 = density =
5  1024  6  1023
At. Wt. = 5  5  6  101
= 15
15 gram has 6  1023 atoms
150
150 gram '' ''   6  1023
15
 60  1023
= 6 × 1024
x=6
32. 00003.19
Sol. 

NH2COONH4  s  
 2NH3  g   CO 2  g 
2P P
3
K p  4P


NH2COONH4  s  
 2NH3  g  CO2  g 
2P  0.5P P  1  0.25 P
1.5P 0.75P  1
2 3
KP  1.5P   0.75P  1  4P
2.25  0.75P  1  4P
93 
 P  1  4P
44 
27P  36
 4P
16
27P  36  64P
36
36  37P, P
37
PT  1.5P  0.75P  1
 2.25P  1
36
 2.25   1  3.19
37
33. 00000.50
1
Sol. M
x
3C2H2  C6H6
1 0

1 
3
M1 n2

M2 n1
26 2
 1
39 3
2 1 1
 
3 3 2
34. 00002.60
Sol. 

A  s  
 B  s   2C  g 
2
K P  9  PC 
PC  3


A  s  
 B  s   2C  g
1 a mol
a  1 2
PV = nRT
3  10   a  2  0.0821  600
3  10 1
 a  2  
0.0821 600 0.0821 20
a = 2.60
35. 00006.50
58
Sol. pH   6.5
2
PO 43  H  HPO 42


5 mm 10 mm 0
0 5mm 5 mm
2 
HPO 4  H  H2PO 4
5 mm 5 mm 0
0 0 5 mm
1 1
H2PO4 is a amphoteric ion whose, pH =
2
 2

pK a1  pK a2 =  5  8   6.5
36. 00003.00
1 1 1 1
Sol. 13.6Z 2  2  2   13.6  3 2  2  2 
1 2   n1 n2 
3 1 1
Z2   9  2  2 
4  n1 n2 
Z2 1 1
 2 2
12 n1 n2
Z = 1, n1 = 3, n2 = 6
2n1  3n2  6Z
Hence  =3
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Mathematics PART – III
SECTION – A
37. A
1
sin  ln x t 
Sol. Let I  t    dx
0
ln x
1 1
ln x
I  t    cos  t ln x  dx =  Re  eit ln x  dx
0
ln x 0
 1  it  1
I  t   Re  2 

 1 t  1 t2
1

 I  t  dt  4
0
38. A
  f  x   2xf  x   x  dx  0
2 2 2
Sol.
0
1 2
 f  x   x 
2
 dx  0
0
So, f(x2) = x
i.e., f  x   x
39. D
Sol. (f 3 + g2)f + f 2gg = 0

1 1 
  f 4  f 2 g2   0
4 2 
 f 4 + 2f 2g2 = c
40. A
4 4 3 3
Sol. y + xy – x – x y  0
3 3
(y + x)(y – x )  0
Thus the two curves partition the circle x 2 + y2  2 into 4 regions of equal area and the inequality
is satisfied by the two regions the cover the y-axis. So, the area of the set is half the area of the
circle.
41. A, B
Sol. By scaling and translating, we may assume that the two inflection points are located at x = –1 and
x=1
So, f(x) = (x 4 – 6x2 + 5) + bx + c where 2b = f(1) – f(–1); 2c = f(1) + f(–1) the line passing through
inflection points is g(x) = bx + c
So, other intersection points =  5
1 5 1
16 32
 x 4  6x 2  5  dx    x  6x  5  dx  and   x  6x  5  dx 
4 2 4 2
So, 
 5 1
5 1
5
42. A, B, C, D
Sol. Let M = 3x2 + 2ey, N = 2xey + 3y2 solution of the differential equation is
  3x  2e x  dx    3y 2  dy  c
2
3 y 3
 x + 2xe + y = c
43. A, B, C, D
2
t  t
3
Sol. Let F  t     f  x  dx     f  x   dx  t  [0, 1]
 0  0
 t 
F  t   f  t  2 f  x  dx  f 2  t  
 0 
t
Let G  t   2 f  x  dx  f 2  t 
0
G  t   2f  t  1  f   t  
So, F(t)  0  t  [0, 1]
So, if 1  t  0
F(1)  F(t)  F(0)
2
1  1
3
  f  x  dx     f  x   dx  0
 0  0
If f(x) = x, x  [0, 1], then equality holds and in many more such example
44. A, C
Sol. Draw the graph in first quadrant y

4
3
2
1
x
0 1 2 3 4
45. A, B, D
–1
Sol. f(x) = |sin x| cos (cos x)
Points of non-differentiability x = (2n + 1)
LHD = –, RHD = 2
f(x) = [x]|sin x|. Points of non-differentiability x = integers
LHD = (1 – k), RHD = k
f(x) = [x]sin2(x) differentiable  x  R
f(x) = |x – 1|{x} : points of non-differentiability x = 1
46. A, D
Sol. Clearly f(x) is continuous on [r, 5r] and not differentiable at x = –r, 5r
Because there is vertical tangent at x = –r, 5r
47. A, B
x4  1 x4  x2  1 x2
Sol.  x6  1 dx   x6  1 dx   x 6  1 dx
 x 4  x2  1 x2
=  dx    3 2 dx
 x2  1 x 4  x 2  1 x 1
1
= tan1 x  tan1 x 3
3
1  3x  3x 5 
= tan1  2 4 6 
c
3  1  3x  3x  x 
48. A, B, C
Sol. (f(x)ex)  0
So, f(x) ex is convex
So, f(x) ex  max [f(0), f(1)] = 0 O 1
 f(x)  0  x  [0, 1]
SECTION – C
49. 00002.00
Sol. Let a = 2x, b = –3x – 1 and c = –1

So, 2x = 3x – 1
 3x – 1 – 2x – 1 = 2x – 1 – 1
Let f(t) = tx – 1
So, f(t1) = f(t2) from LMVT on (1, 2) and (2, 3) and t1  (1, 2), t2  (2, 3)
 x  1 t1x 2   x  1 t x22
Clearly, there are only 2 solutions x = 1 and x = 2
50. 00000.20
3
 1 
 x   1
Sol. f  x   x 
1
x3  3  1
x
1
Let x   t
x
6t  3t 2
gt   1 3
t  3t  1
After g(t), we get CP: t  1, 1, 1  3
3
So, g 1  3  
2 3
51. 00008.00
2 2
 a   b  1
Sol. f  x    x 2  x    1  x   8  a2  b2  x2  0  x  R
 2   2  4
2 2
f(x) is strictly positive unless a + b  8
52. 00007.00
n7
1 1 1 dx 1 1 1
Sol. 1    .....  7      .....  7
2 3 n 1
x 2 3 n
1 1 1
ln7  1  1    .....  3  lnn7
2 3 n
1 1 1
1    .....  7
So, lim 2 3 n 7
n  lnn
53. 00001.00
dx 1
Sol.  
dy dy
dx
2
d x d  1  d  1  dx 1 d2 y dx 1 d2 y
       = 2
 2
 = 3
 2
dy 2 dy  dy  dx  dy  dy  dy  dx dy  dy  dx
 dx   dx     
 dx   dx 
2
d y 1 
From the given is 2 
1 0
dx   dy 3 
   
  dx  
2
d y dy
 2
 0 or  1  y = ax + b : a  0
dx dx
54. 00000.00
Sol. Assume that such a function exists

 f(x) = f(f(x)) > 0
f
f(x) = f(f(x)) > f(0)  x  R
0 0
 f   x  dx   f 0  dx ; x < 0
x x
 f(x) < (x + 1)f(0)
Clearly for x  –1, f(x)  0
Contradicting the hypothesis that f(x) > 0  x
No such function exist

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FIITJEE

ALL INDIA TEST SERIES

TEST DATE: 10-11-2019

ANSWERS, HINTS & SOLUTIONS

Sol. mg(r  Rsin ) = MgR sin 

Sol. (N1 + N2) cos 30 = mg cos  N2

Sol. velocity of point ‘A’ v A  v 2  2R2  v 2

Sol. fs(max)  N  2 tan   W cos   2W sin 

Hmin  (2W sin  )2  (W sin  )2  3W sin 

Sol. F must be not less than

F must be not less than =2N

Sol. Mg sin   T  f S = Ma …(i)

Sol. Use the definition of moment of Inertia.

Sol. Apply work energy theorem

Sol. Draw the F.B.D. of the sphere at the top.

Sol. v1 cos  = v2 sin 

Now using conservation of energy m

Sol. When the ball A leaves the horizontal surface B

Sol. BrO3  I  I2  Br 

Sol. It means electron would move into first excited state.

Sol. Number of atoms in unit cell = 1 + 2 = 3

PO 43  H  HPO 42

Mathematics PART – III

Sol. (f 3 + g2)f + f 2gg = 0

Sol. Draw the graph in first quadrant y

Sol. Let a = 2x, b = –3x – 1 and c = –1

Sol. Assume that such a function exists

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