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FULL TEST – V
JEE (Advanced)-2020
PAPER – 2
ANSWERS, HINTS & SOLUTIONS

Physics PART – I
SECTION – A
1. D
Sol. J = 5m  Vcm
In the COM frame, particles will be in circular motion.
 J 
m 2

m VA,cm  5m  J2
T   
(4l / 5) (4l / 5) 20ml
2. D
Sol. If upward direction of B is considered positive the variation can be shown as
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3. B
Sol. vx cos 30o  v y cos 60o  vB cos 30o
vx 3  vy  12..............(1)
v y cos 30o  vx cos 60o  vA cos 60o
vy 3  vx  8................(2)
Solving (i) and (ii), we get

  
vx 3 3  2 m / s and v y  3  2 3 m / s 
 vC  vx2  v y2  2 13m / s
4. D
PQ
Sol. tan 60o 
CP
3R
3CP 
2
R
CP 
2
3R 2 R 2
CQ    2R
2 2
CP R 1
cos    
CS 2R 2
R
  45o    15o ; PS 
2
area of CPST = area CPS + area of sector CST
1 R R  R2  o  
 2    15  180o 
 2 2 2  
2 2 2
R R R
     6  m2
4 24 24
dB R 2 R2
emf  A     6   4    6  V .
dt 24 6
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5. A
Sol. p  mv  0.02  2000  10  400 N  s
6. D
Sol. Let V be the volume of liquid flown out of container
AL   
V T  2T  3T    A 1  T  L 1  T   AL 
3   2  
 3  ALT
 2 ALT  AL  1  T   AL 
 2  2
7. A
Sol. At position 1, q = 0, t = 0
q  CV0 1  cos t 
   
At t  , q  CV0  1  cos    CV0  q0
2  2 

t't ,t '  0
2
 
q  q0 cos  t '  q0 cos  t    q0 sin t
 2

In position 2 : q  q0 sin t for t 
2
i   q0 cos t  CV0 cos t
8. AD
Sol. By constraint relation, y+ x 2 +a =constant
dy 2x dx
 0
dt 2 x  a dt
2 2
v2  cos   v1   0
v2  v1 cos 
dv2 dv1 d
 cos  v1 sin 
dt dt dt
d
a2  a1 cos   v1 sin 
dt
If ring is observed with respect to an observer at pulley,
v1 sin 

a 2  b2
9. ABCD
Sol. If h<<H
Orbit velocity  gr  8km / s
Escape velocity  2 gr  11.2km / s
If v < ve, total energy is negative and trajectory will be bound.
If v ve, total energy is zero or positive and trajectory will be unbound.
10. ABCD
Sol. K max  eVs  hf  
hf 
 Vs  
e e
K 'max  eV 's  nhf    n  eVs     
eV 's  neVs   n  1   n  1
V 's  nVs 
 n  1 
e
 
V 's  Vs   n  1  Vs  
 e
11. ABCD
Sol. The charge distribution is shown in figure. Due to q1 , the charge induction is non – uniform but
net induced charge due to q1 is zero. At point A field is zero and potential is equal to the potential
at center.
1 q 1 q1
VA  VC  
4 0 R 4 0 a
At point B, field is due to charge q only

1 q
EB 
4 0 y 2
At point B, potential is due to charge q at center of cavity, -q induced on inner surface of cavity in
addition to the potential at the center.
1  q1 q q q 
VB  a  R y  r
4 0  
12. AC
n
Sol. Minima will be formed at O, if SS1  S1O  SS 2  S 2O  , n  1, 2,.......
2
For minimum value of d, n=1

  1  d 2 1
4
1  d 2  1  4
1/2
d2 
1  1  ( Negative smaller terms)
2 4
 D
d  ;   2
2 d
13. CD
14. AB
Sol. At point Q, slope is zero always, so there will not be any potential energy stored at Q
15. C

Sol.    
pi  1 8i  6 ˆj  2 5iˆ  5 ˆj  18iˆ  4 ˆj
  
p f  f ext .t  pi  60 ˆj  18iˆ  4 ˆj  18iˆ  64 ˆj
16. D
Sol. Initial velocity of centre of mass

pi 18iˆ  4 ˆj 4
ucm    6iˆ  ˆj
m1  m2 3 3
   1
 rcm (t 1)  rcm (t 0)  ucm (1)  acm (1)2
2
 4  1 41 ˆ
 20 ˆj   6iˆ  ˆj    10 ˆj   6iˆ  j
 3  2 3
17. D
Sol. k1 , k2 and k3 are closed
 12  6 
Time constant    6  R  2C  RC
 12  6 
V
Initial current in R2 
30 R
V
Final current in R2 
18R
V  V V  20tRC
Current in R2 at an instant t    e
18R  30 R 18R 
18. A
Sol. When k1 , k 3 opened, k 4 closed
CV 2
Heat =
36 .
Chemistry PART – II
SECTION – A
19. B
Sol.  
Chromyl chloride test is shown by ionic chlorides. K 2 PtCl6 and Cl  Hg  Hg  Cl have
covalently bonded chlorine atoms.
20. D
Sol.

 
21. C
Sol. Area under curve = charge passed = 2 coulombs
w 100
w  Zit  Z    50
q 2
For constant current; q  it  2  i  30
2 200
i A mA
30 3
22. C
23. D
Sol. Possible binary solutions are, Benzene + Toluene; Benzene + Xylene; Toluene + Xylene and
ternary solution is Benzene + Toluene + Xylene.
In equimolar solutions, mole fractions are 1/2 in binary solution and 1/3rd in ternary solution for
each component.
1 1 97 1
 For Benzene + Toluene,  75   22   48.5 or 48
P
2 2 2 2
1 1 85
For Benzene + Xylene P   75   10    42.5
2 2 2
1
For Xylene + Toluene P   22  10   16
2
1 107 2
For Ternary solution P   75  22  10    35
3 3 3
Hence, option (D) is not possible
24. D
Sol. P4  3 NaOH  3H 2O  PH 3  3 NaH 2 PO2
Mole of NaH 2 PO2  0.6
25. D
Sol. More conjugated product is formed.
26. ABC
Sol. Cu powder,570K
Si+CH 3Cl  H2O
(CH 3 )2SiCl2  Polymerization
 (CH3 )2Si(OH) 2   [(CH 3 )SiO]n
O2
Excess of coke, electric arc

SiO 2   SiC +CO
27. AC
Sol. S=KOH
P=I 2 
 C17 H 35COOK is a ' soft soap '
 KI  aq   I 2  s  
 KI 2  aq 
28. A,C
Sol. Monoclinic : α=γ=900 , β  900so depends on β.
Rohmbohedral:     so depends on angles.
29. BCD
Sol. T f  i. K f .m
0.558  i 1.86  .1
i 3
 Co  NH 3 5 Cl  Cl2
30. BC
Sol. H 2 SO5 , H 2 S2O8 due to peroxy linkage want to convert into normal oxide and acts as good
oxidising agent.
31. ABC
32. ABD
Sol. E0Cr3+ /Cr2+ <E 0Fe3+ /Fe2+ <E Co
0
3+
/Co2+
33. A
34. A
Sol. (for Q. 33 -34)
HC CH2 HC CH2
B= C=
H 2C O C CH2 NHCOOBut H 2C O C CH2 NH2

O n O n
HC CH2
D=
H2C O C CH2 NH-CO-CH(CH3) NHCOO-CMe3

O n
HC CH2
E=
CH3
H2 C O C CH2 NH-CO-CH(CH3 ) NH2
F= H2N C NH CH2 COOH
O n O
35. A
36. A
Sol. (for Q. 35 – 36):
H3C COOEt
A= H3C CH COOEt
O
Mathematics PART – III
SECTION – A
37. B
d
f " (x ) g" (x ) dx
f ' ( x ) / g' ( x ) g ' d  f '  2f ' x 
Sol.  = = .    f ( x ) . g( x )  1 .
f ' x  g' x  f ' x . g ' (x ) f ' dx  g '  f x 
g ' x 2
38. B
-1
Sol. Let f (x) = t  f(t) = x
f (b) b b
 
f (a )

2x b  f 1 ( x ) dx   2f (t ). (b  t ) . f ' (t )dt = b [(f(t))2]ab - b
a
 t .2f(t) .f '(t) dt
a
 f x   f a  dx
b 2 2
=
a
39. B
 1  1
Sol. y= log1 / 3  x    log 3 9x 2  6 x  1 = log1 / 3  x    log 3 | 3x  1 | = 1.
 3  3
1
Since x  , maximum {AB} = 3.
3
40. C
3n
a  3n  1d 2n
1
2
Sol. an =
2n n
 3;  Lt
n 
 n .3  6 .
a  2n  1d  a  n  1d r 1
2 2
41. D
Sol. e2x + 2ex < a(ex-1)  (ex-1)2 + 4(ex – 1) + 3 < a(ex-1)
3
 (ex-1) + x
 4< a  a > 4 + 2 3 .
e 1
42. B
2 yxdx  x 2 dy
Sol. 2 x3 y dy  3 x 2 y 2 dx 
y2
 x2 
 d  x 3 2
y   d
  ˆj 
43. A
Sol.
1 x
0 
x 1
0  use wavy curve of
 x  1 x  1  0
2 x x 2  x  2  x  2 
44. BCD
1
Sol.  3
I   e x  e x dx  2
1
3

Graph is concave upwards
 I  f (0)  f (1)
45. ACD
1

x2
2  x
Sol. f '( x)  e . 3
 1  sin
x 2 2
1

x2
e
lim 3
0
x 0
x
And
Also lim f ( x )  
x 
f’’(x) does not exist for x=3, 7, 11….
46. AD
2 x4  2 y 4  4 z 4  1
Sol.  2 xyz
4
4 4 4 1
And x y  xy  2 3  3 2  8  5  2
x y x y
  2  10 (equality cannot hold)
47. AB
1
Sol. (Put x  y )
2
48. AB
2
 1   4   5   8  6 x  27 x
Sol.   1 
   1 
   1 
   1  
 x 1   x  4   x  5   x  8  40
x0
2x  9 2x  9 3
Also   (2 x  9)
( x  1)( x  8) ( x  4)( x  5) 40
And x=9
49. ABD
Sol. Condition is satisfied for (a, b+c-2a)
 b  c  2003
49. ABD
Sol. Condition is satisfied for (a, b+c-2a)
 b  c  2003
50. BC
Sol. Since tan (5 cos ) = cot (5 sin )
2n  1
Or sin  + cos  = ,nI
10
2n  1  10 2  1  10 2  1
 –1 < < 1      n   
10 2  2   2 
hence total number of solution is 14.
51. B
Sol. Let r & R be radius of required & given circle resp. & let centre is
(h, k). A
By given condition r
( h  1) 2  ( k  2) 2 = R  r C 30°
r
Now, = sin30° B (1, 2)
AB
r = AB/2
R
= (R  r)/2 (AB = R  r)  r
3
2 2 R 2R
 ( h  1)  ( k  2) = R  =
3 3
3 3
Now, R =
2
2 2 2 3 3
 ( h  1)  ( k  2) =   3
3 2
 Locus is (x  1)2 + (y  2)2 = 3 which is C.
52. D
Sol. When major axis of ellipse (E) is parallel to x–axis then equation of E will be
x  12   y  22 1 (1)
a2 b2
Such that a2 + b2 = 3
In this case one focus will lie in between F and D and other in between A and F.
i.e., 0 | x  1 | 3 and y = 2.
(1, 2+3)
F (1+3, 2)
A B (1, 2) C D
(1–3, 2) (1+(3/2), 2)
(1–(3/2), 2)
(1, 2–3)
53. C
Sol. If one number is drawn from the set {1, 2, 3…….n} the probability  that it is divisible by 2 is given
n 
 2 
by   .
n
 P (the number is not divisible by 2) = 1 - .
Now, x2 – y2 = (x – y) (x + y)
 P2 =  .  + (1 - ) (1 - ) = 1 - 2 + 2 2
54. D
Sol. Prob.  that the number is divisible by 3 =

 n / 3
n
 P (the number is not divisible by 3) = 1 - .
2 2 2
 P3 =  + (1 - ) = 1 - 2 + 

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ANSWERS, HINTS & SOLUTIONS

Solving (i) and (ii), we get

If ring is observed with respect to an observer at pulley,

At point B, field is due to charge q only

Excess of coke, electric arc

H 2C O C CH2 NHCOOBut H 2C O C CH2 NH2

H2C O C CH2 NH-CO-CH(CH3) NHCOO-CMe3

Mathematics PART – III

Sol. Prob.  that the number is divisible by 3 =

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