Fiitjee All India Test Series: JEE (Advanced) - 2020

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FULL TEST – I
JEE (Advanced)-2020
PAPER – 1
ANSWERS, HINTS & SOLUTIONS

Physics PART – I
SECTION – A
1. BD
A
Sol.
 3 1 R 
2R
sin 1 sin 45 1
1  105 or 750 o
45 2
0
so  2  30 or 60 0
B O
 
 B  d   0 I in
OBAO
   0 I  0 I
 B  d  
BA
6
or
12
2. BC
Sol. For mirror, from mirror formula
1 1 1
   V  20
V 10 20
V
m 2
u
For spherical mirror
 1   m 2  0  4  1  4 cm / s
Now using concept of apparent depth
 IB  1 cm / s along downward
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 IF  5 cm / s along downward
3. BD
Sol. For Bead
P
Rx
2mg
2mgR  Rx R  8mR 2 (1)

R x  max (2)
ax   R (3)
From (1), (2) & (3)
2g

9R
mg  ma y  a y  g
85 g
acceleration of bead 
9
4. ABD
Sol. Condition of no. slipping  R  60 R  40 R   10 0
Acceleration of Point A
  
a A  a A, C  a C  12 0 2 R
 A
2 2
a A  880 R   10 0  R
Radius of curvature
2
 2 16 0 R  32 R
 A  
an 88 0 2 R 11
 

Acceleration of point B with respect to surface a B  a Surface , 
  
a B  a B, C  a C

a S  0 2 4 R  40 2 R

a PS  112  4  0 2 R  1080 2 R
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5. AD
Sol. From Work energy theorem


ma0
v N1
1 2
ma0 R 1  cos    mv
2
v 2  2a0 R 1  cos      1
mv 2
ma0 cos   N1     2
R
N1   3cos   2  ma0
2
when cos   N1  0
3
2
for   cos 1   N1  0
3
N 2  ma0  2  3cos  
N1 N2
|  | 
 O 
6. ABCD
Sol. Let temperature of A, B and C are T1 , T2 and T3 respectively. Then
Equating power for C
T2  2T3    1
T1   256  64  T3 4
4
1
T1  2 2 3 T3 4
    2
4 4 4
T1  64T3  16T2     3
i2
2
  2 8r T24   2 r T14 .     4 
r
7. ABCD
Sol. Normal force will balance pressure force exerted along horizontal direction. Weight of object is
equal to pressure force exerted along vertical direction.
gr 2 
N

 
w   3  1   r 2 g
 4
8. D
  
Sol. use induced emf for a moving conductor E  V  B .  
9. C
  
10. D
  
11. D
Sol. use the concept net field inside conducting plate is zero and for isolated plate the charge is
conserved. When plate A and C are connected by conducting wire, the potential difference
between A and C is zero.
12. B
conserved. When plate A and C are earthed, the potential difference between A and C is zero.
13. A
conserved. The sum of charge on plate A and C is constant.
SECTION – B
14. 3
Sol. Disc will move translationally if line of action of force passes through c.m of semi circular disc.
ycm 
 y dm  3 R
 dm 16
So value of K  3
15. 8 m/s
Sol. Acceleration of particle with respect to box is along perpendicular to inclined plane
 min  g cos 37   AB  CD  AC 
 8  2  3  3  8 m / s
16. 5m
Sol. Using Bernoulli’s equation and continuity equation
A A
  
a 4
Where H is length of Can   5 m
17. 5
Sol. From Gauss law for spherical space charge density
dE 2 E 
 
dr r 0
  5K 0 r 2
d
1  5K 0
dr r m
2
So, value of  is 5
18. 2
1
Sol. Force on dielectric due to induced charge is F 
2
From Force and Torque equation on cylinder and dielectric
2
The acceleration of dielectric will be 6 m / s
0 a  K  1 E
I 
d
dI 0 a  K  1 E d
 2
dt d dt
Chemistry PART – II
SECTION – A
19. ABC
Sol. In option – D, Acid / base reaction will take place
20. BCD
Sol. O OH
O- O O O O
LiAlH4
Cl O S
Cl
R
-
OH O Cl O O-CH 2 -CH 2 -OH
21. ABC
Sol. *O + *OH
H
H 2O
HO
*OH
*O H2O *O H O H
-
OH OH
OH
22. ABCD
k1
Sol. keq  4,
k2
so, k2  102
t o.s  28 sec
23. AC
Sol. B.O of NO   3,16, 2 bond
BO of NO  2.5
Both NO  , BF  is diam agnetic


B – F bonds are longer in BF4 than in BF3 due to absence at P  d  B  B in BF4  
24. ACD

Sol. Due to presence of SCN it will show linkage isomerism. It will be optically inactive as plane of
symmetric is present. IT will also show geometrical isomerism and polymerization.
25. AC
Sol. 2  3
n  2 r so, 3   x  6 x
3 112    2 x
26. A
Sol. Conceptual
27. B
Sol. Conceptual
28. C
Sol. Conceptual
29. B
Sol. CH 3
Br COOH
MeCl/AlCl3 Br2/Fe Mg/
O + O O + O
CO2
H3O+
Br COOH
OH OH
O
O2 COOH
/H+ O2/NaOH
O O O + O O
H2S7O4 H3O+
COOH
+
O C CH 3 COONa COOH
A C2O/AlCl3 Br2/NaOH H3O+

O O O +CHBr3 O
D
30. A
Sol. CH 3
Br COOH
O + O O + O
CO2
H3O+
Br COOH
OH OH
O
O2 COOH
/H+ O2/NaOH
O O O + O O
H2S7O4 H3O+
COOH
+
O C CH 3 COONa COOH

O O O +CHBr3 O
D
31. C
Sol. CH 3
Br COOH
O + O O + O
CO2
H3O+
Br COOH
OH OH
O
O2 COOH
/H+ O2/NaOH
O O O + O O
H2S7O4 H3O+
COOH
+
O C CH 3 COONa COOH

O O O +CHBr3 O
D
SECTION – B
32. 5
2
Sol. 
kp  PH 20   PH 20  15  103
15  103
PH 20
R.H    0.5
S .U .P 22.8
760
x
% RH  50%, so, 5
10
33. 3
 Ea
103
Sol. f  e RT   105
100
 Ea
RT
x  Ae
3  103  A  105  A  300 Min 1
Maximum value of rate constant is equal to A is
34. 7
Sol. B2 H 6  6 H 2O  2 H 3 BO3  6 H 2
O O OH
OH
B B
OH OH
O O
35. 7
1.25  212  60
Sol. Number of Faraday’s   0.165
96000
 0.16 mol of HPO4 will be converted in to H 2 PO4 because 0.16 mol H  will be
produced at anode
So, pH  Pka  log

1  0.16   7.1  0.1  7
1  0.16 
36. 4
Sol. An g   nA  g 
100 0
48 52 n
48 n  52
M mix   32n   32
48  52 n 48  2 n
32n  100

48  52 n
1 32
now, 
1.2532 n  100
48  52n
on solving we get n  4
Mathematics PART – III
SECTION – A
37. AB
Sol. 1  distance of P(x, y, z) from z  ax  x2  y 2
38. ABC
2 2
Sol. r1     , r2    
External touch c1c2  r1  r2
2 2 2
c1 & c2 is orthogonal if           
39. AD
 
Sol. 1 &  2
2 2
 
x 2  x1  0  x  1 & x 2  x 2  0  x  1
1 1 1 1
1 1 1 1
 
 &  

0 2 0
1 x 0 2 0
1  x2
1 x 1 x

I  n2 & I 
4
40. BD
Sol. Let   , 1 is a point on the given curve
dy a
   at  , 1
dx 
a
y 1    x   

Now, x  0
y  1 a
y0
  1  a 
x  
a a
2
dA 1  a  2  1  a   1  a  
    0
da 2  a2 

a  1,  1
41. ACD
Sol. px  y  sin 1 p
 1  dp 1
x  0  pc & x
 1  p2  dx 1  p2
 
42. BD
Sol. h'  x   f '  x   2 f  x  f '  x   3 f 2  x   f '  x 
 2

f '  x  1  2 f  x   3  f  x   
  
 ve
 
43. AD
1
3ncn  n  n   n  n
Sol. p  t   1   1       1  
2ncn n   n  1  n  2   n  n 
n
1  1 
n p  t  n 1  1  r / n 
n  n
r 1
1
 x2
n p   n  
0  x 1 
27
p
16
44. B
Sol. I. 1
x n x
I     
0
n x
I      n   1
II. 1
x dx
I     
0 x 1  x 2 1  a 2 x 2 

I    n   1   2
2
III. 1
2 x 2
I      dx
0 1  a 2
x2   x2 1  x2
I     1  2 1
IV. 
ta 2 x
I     dx
0 x 1  x 2 

1 x
I       dx
0 1   2 2
x x 1  x 2


I    n   1
2
45. C
Sol. I. 1
x n x
I     
0
n x
I      n   1
II. 1
x dx
I     
0 x 1  x 2 1  a 2 x 2 

I    n   1   2
2
III. 1
2 x 2
I      dx
0 1  a 2
x2   x2 1  x2
I     1  2 1
IV. 
ta 2 x
I     dx
0 x 1  x 2 

1 x
I       dx
0 1   2 2
x x 1  x 2


I    n   1
2
46. C
Sol. I. 1
x n x
I     
0
n x
I      n   1
II. 1
x dx
I     
0 x 1  x 1  a 2 x 2 
2

I    n   1   2
2
III. 1
2 x 2
I      dx
0 1  a 2
x2   x2 1  x2
I     1  2 1
IV. 
ta 2 x
I     dx
0 x 1  x 2 

1 x
I       dx
x 1  x 2 
2 2
0 1  x

I    n   1
2
47. C
2 2 2
Sol.  x  1   y  2     x  y  9
2
 x y9
2
e  
 2 
  e2 / 2
48. B
2 2 2
Sol.  x  1   y  2     x  y  9
2
 x y9
2
e  
 2 
  e2 / 2
49. D
2 2 2
Sol.  x  1   y  2     x  y  9
2
 x y9
2
e  
 2 
  e2 / 2
SECTION – B
50. 6
2 2
Sol. y 2
 3   x  4   1
x  4  cos  , y 2  3  sin 
M  36, m  1
51. 8
Sol. If e & e1 are eccentricity of hyperbola & in conjugate
1 1 e
 1  f e   fof  e   e
e 2 e12 2
e 1

fofo    f  e    e e if n is even
  2 if n is odd
n time  e 1
  42 if n is even
 2 if n is odd
52. 1
Sol. Let y  x 2  2  g  x 
 x  y2
p  x  0  p  y2 0 
5 2
 y2   y2  1  0
y 5  20 y 4  40 y 3  79 y 2  74 y  23  0
53. 3
Sol. Let h  4  4 cos  , k  3  3sin 
Reflection about line x  y  z  0 & taken 10cm of (h, k)
We get,
16 x 2  9 y 2  160 x  36 y  292  0
k1  k2  132  22  3 11
54. 9
Sol. sin x  cos y  2
sin x  1 & cos y  1

x   & y     x 2  y 2  min
2
2
 5
 2   2
4 4

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ANSWERS, HINTS & SOLUTIONS

2mgR  Rx R  8mR 2 (1)

A C2O/AlCl3 Br2/NaOH H3O+

A C2O/AlCl3 Br2/NaOH H3O+

A C2O/AlCl3 Br2/NaOH H3O+

So, pH  Pka  log

Mathematics PART – III

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