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COURSE JEE-MAIN MOCK TEST-2 TEST CODE

NUCLEUS XII 1 1 2 6 7

Q.No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
Ans 1 2 1 3 4 4 4 4 4 4 3 1 2 4 2
Q.No. 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30
Ans 1 3 1 1 3 4 1 4 2 1 4 4 1 1 2
PC OC IOC PC OC IOC PC OC IOC PC OC IOC PC OC IOC
Q.No. 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45
Ans 2 2 3 4 3 3 3 4 3 2 4 2 2 3 3
PC OC IOC PC OC IOC PC OC IOC PC OC IOC PC OC IOC
Q.No. 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60
Ans 2 4 2 3 4 4 1 3 1 4 1 4 2 3 4
Q.No. 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75
Ans 3 1 1 3 2 4 2 1 1 3 3 2 3 4 2
Q.No. 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90
Ans 1 4 3 1 3 4 2 2 3 3 1 3 3 2 4

HINTS & SOLUTIONS

P H YS I C S
Q.1 Potential difference between plates remains
same. Decrease in potential difference is Q.3
counteracted by potential difference due to the
extra distance.
 E electrostatic force on electrons is opposite to
t  E   = Ed direction of electric field
 k
Q.4 In steady state, capacitor acts as an open
 1 t
 t 1   = d  k= circuit.
 k td
R=3 A B
E is original electric field, k dielectric constant I1
of plate, t thickness of plate & d extra distance R
R
R
R

Q.2 emf = vBl + 15 V

I
 is length of component perpendicular to
velocity A I1 = 1A;
l B VA – I1R – IR = VB
l  R  R cos 45º
45º  VA – VB = 12
 1 
emf = vBR 1   3QE
 2 Q.5 Acceleration of +3Q = ()
m
2QE
Acceleration of –2Q = ()
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LdI 4A A 5
Q.6 V= = (R 5 ) = R
dt 5  32 40
Applying Gauss’s law for this sphere
µ 0i
Q.7 B1 = A 5
4  a cos 30 4(R/2)2E = Q/0 = R
40

30° 30°
a cos 30°

µ 0i 1 3µ0i
B = 6B1 = × × 63 =
2a 3 a
Q.8 Due to symmetry,
AR 3
 E=
40 0

A B
Q.14
8R
Req =
7

2kp kp I2 = 8A (app) as I1 is very-very small

Q.9 E1 = , E = rg I1 = I2R
r3 2 ( 2r ) 3
E1 = 16E2 rg I1 0 . 01  80
Q.10 VA = Vat surface = VB = VC = VO R= I = = 0.062 
2 8
charge is on the outer surface hence Vinside
remains constant. Q.15 P = 
P =  
Qd
Q.11 V =  A , If A increases, V decreases. 500
0  = 350 = 10 / 7 = 1.4 Nm
Q.12 The maximum current is obtained at resonance
where thenet impedance is onlyresistive which
is the resistance of the coil only. This gives the
R/2 dr
resistance of the coil as 10 ohm. Now, this coil r
alongwiththeinternal resistance ofthecell gives Q.16
a current of 0.5 A.
Q.13 (r) = A(r)2
Charge enclosed for sphere of radius R/2 dq =  (2r) dr
R/2 dq 2
r r
4
Q =  ( 4r )dr ( r ) = 4A
2 dr dM =
T
0
R
 . 2r . dr . r 2
M= 
R/2
v 5
2 / 
= 4A   R/2
 5 0
15R 4
M=
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Q.17 In eq. position, no torque acts. nkQz nkQz

Q.22 E= 2 2 3 / 2  E1 =
Fnet (R  z ) (R  R 2 )3 / 2
2

+Q
+Q +Q nkQ(2R )
 E2 =
Fnet [R  (2R ) 2 ]3 / 2
2

E1 1 5 5 5 5
–Q E2 = . =
2 2 2 4 2
After displacing by angle , no torque acts.
Q.23 Perpendicular length is more so induced emf is
So, it is a position of neutral equilibrium.
more
F1 F2
+Q d 3
Q.24 sin  = =
 R 2
+Q +Q  = 60°

F1 F2 R–R cos 
C
–Q 
V2 3V 2 3 d R
Q.18 Ptotal = R = =  100 = 75 W 
eq 4R 4
90– = 30°
1 2 R/2 d
Q.19 S= at
2 30°
1 qE 2 Se mp d cot 30°
S= t  =
2 m Sp Se
R R 3
d x= + × 3 = 2R
 Sp ~ 2 2
2000
Q.20 When switch is closed, the circular turns of Q.25 Field due to +2e charge sphere at distance d
spring attract each other. Due to this, bottom 2ked
end of wire looses contact with mercury and from the centre E =
R3
turns off. Afterwards, due to gravity, it falls
down and turns on. This process repeats. 2ke 2 d
Force on electron F = eE =
R3
d dB
Q.21 =– =–A = – R2 (6t2 – 8t)
dt dt ke 2
  Fc =
    E . d 4d 2
R2 (6 × 4 – 8 × 2) = E × 2r 2ke 2 d ke 2
=  R3 = 8d3
R2 R2 R3 4d 2
E= (24 – 16) = 8  R = 2d
2r 2  2R
Q.26 BP is only because of single current.
25 1
E = 2R = = N/C BQ is because of two currents in same direction.
2 100 20 BR is because of two currents in opposite
1 direction.
F = qE = – 1.6 × 10–19 ×
20
= – 8 × 10–21 N
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E Q.36 (1) CO2  O = C = O µ = 0

Q.27 As, l0 = R = 6A
1 (2) BeCl2  Cl–Be–Cl µ = 0
dl 2 2
(3) COS  S=C=O µ  0
E=L + R2l2  l2 = l0[1 – e–t/ ]
dt F
Hence, VL = E – R2l2 = 12e–5t V
(4) BF3  B
1 (ze)(q ) q
Q.28 mv02 = 4  r  r F F
2 0 m µ = 0(Trigonal planar
Q.37 Theory based
 di 
Q.29 V = L 
 dt 
Q.38 anhy
 . AlCl3 / HCl
 
V0
+
2
Q.30 I0 =  1 
R2    L  Q.39 Bond energy  Bond order
 c 
and if Bond order is same the
1 1
I0   only possible if > L .
C Bond energy 
No. of AB e s
C H E M I S T RY H2+  Bond order = 0.5 (AB e– s = 0)
Q.31 Theory based H2  Bond order = 1 (AB e– s = 0)
H2–  Bond order = 0.5 (AB e– s = 1)
Q.32 Finkelstein reaction So, order of bond energy is
NaI H2¯ < H2+ < H2
R – Cl 
 R – I + NaBr
Acetone
Q.40 Power of bulb = 64 watt = 64 J/sec
It is a halide exchange reaction, generally I¯
(Nu) is used here. 1240
Ephoton = eV = 4 eV
310
ch arg e Number of photons emitted in 1 sec
Q.33 Lattice energy 
size
64
(1) NaF  Na F+ –
= = 1020
(2) Al F3  Al+3 3F– 4 1.6 1019
(3) Al N  Al+3 N–3 25
(4) MgF2  Mg+2 2F– Current = 1020 × 1.6 × 10–19 × = 4 amp
100
Q.34 SolubilityofAg2CO3 will decrease in Na2CO3 Q.41 In Chlorobenzene chlorine acts as activating
andAgNO3 due to common ion effect and will group and electrophile substitution occurs at
increase in NH3 solution due to complex ortho or para position.
[Ag(NH3)2]+ formation.
Q.42 Diborane.
Cl Cl 3C–2e bond
–

Cl
H H H
Q.35 Melting point :
B B
–
2C–2e bond

H H
Cl H
–
3C–2e bond
(Due to Packing)
3C – 2e– = 2
2C – 2e– = 4
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10 NaCN
Q.43 x = 0.529 × 10–10 × pH = pKa (HCN) + log
100 [HCN]
= 0.529 × 10–11 m 4
pH = 10 – log 5 + log  
h 8
x. V =
4m = 10 – log 5 – log 2
6.63 10 34 pH = 9; pOH = 5
V =
4  3.14  9.11031  0.529 1011
V  107 m/s N
Q.51
Q.44 Acidified KMnO4 and Jones reagent oxidised H H
H
ethanol into ethanoic acid while CrO3 in
Pyramidal, Bond angle = 107°
anhydrous medium convert into ethanol
(acetaldehyde) Q.52 Theory based.
Q.53 Dow process
O
CrO 3
|| 
   
CH3–CH2–OH anhydrous CH  C H Cl ONa
3
medium Acetaldehyde

+ PCl NaOH
 H3O
Q.45 (1) PCl5 exists as PCl4 6¯ 
Q.46 Since  is not a function of angle therefore it
must be a 's' orbital and for s-orbital, angular OH
node = 0
For radial node
 (r, , ) = 0
Product is phenol
r
4 – a ; r = 4a0 +
0 Q.54 (1) NO2+ O = N = O Linear shape
Radial node = 1 (2) CO2 O = C = O, Linear

CH3 CH2–Cl
(3) XeO3 Xe , Pyramidal
Cl 2
Q.47 
 O
h O
O
CH2–OH
(4) SO3 S , Trigonal planar
aq.KOH
 
 O O
Q.55 Theory based.
Benzyl alcohol
Q.56 At 413 K (140°C) product is diethyl ether
Q.49 NaCN(aq) + HCl  H 2SO 4
NaCl(aq) + HCN (aq) C2H5OH  
 C H – O – C H
413 K 2 5 2 5
m moles 60 × 0.2 80 × 0.1
Q.57 For example : Ethene
12 8
4 – H  H

– 8 C
=C
H  H
acidic buffer solution 2
sp

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Q.58 2SO2(g) + O2(g) 2SO3(g); M AT H E M AT I C S

KP = 4 × 1024 atm–1
Initial 2 1 2
pressure p q r ~ p ~ q (~ p  ~ q ) (~ p  ~ q )  r
Q.61 F T F T F F F
Pressure 2–2x 1–x 2 + 2x
at eq m
 2y
~ y
~ 4
~
 KP is ver large that means at eqm 64
almost reactants converted in product Q.62 In DAB, tan  =  d = 64 cot  ........(1)
d
( 4) 2 36
KP = 2 1 In CDE, tan (90° – ) =
( 2 y) ( y) d
.......(2)
2
4
4 × 1024 = C
2 y  y1
2

y ~ –8
 10
PSO 2 ( g ) at eqm = 2y (90°– )
D E
 100
= 2 × 10–8
d
64

Q.59 (1) n-hexane Mo

2O3
  A
 B
773 K d
10  20 atm

 (1) × (2)
(2) HC  CH Re
dhot Fe tube
 
873 K  64 × 36 = d2
 
NH2 N2Cl  d = 48. Ans.]
 HCl
(3) NaNO
 2  Q.63 Satisfied condition of reflexive and transitive
273 278 K

Q.64 solving x2 – 9 = kx2

x2(k – 1) + 0.x + 9 = 0
OH
9
Zn dust x1 + x2 = 0 & x1 x2 =
(4)  
 k 1

now, | x1 – x2 | = 10 = ( x1  x 2 ) 2  4x1x 2
Q.60 HCl is polar covalent gas so its solubility in
water is high.
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36
100 =
1 k
64 16
100 – 100k = 36  k =  Ans ] Q.68 ]
100 25

Q.65 We have q1q2 = 3d = b2

and p1p2 = 49 = b2
Q.69 The given equation denotes that
Hence 3d = 49  3d  49 = 7 Ans. PA + PB = 13
y
x 2  ( y  12) 2  ( x  5) 2  y 2 = 13
(3,7) (d,7)
q1 F 1 C F2 Y
Ty • • • •
q
p1 2
p2 ]
O
• •
T
x (0, 0) O A (5, 0)
X
x 5

P (x, y)
Q.66 We have A (A + I) = – 2I
 |A (A + I) | = | – 2I |
(0, –12)
 |A| |A+ I | = 4  0 B

Thus , | A |  0
 A is non singular  Point P lies on line segment AB
 A is correct
Q.70 As length of all the 3 triangles is same line
 1 
Also , A   (A  I)   I
 2  AP = PQ = QB
1 Hence equation of CP is y – x = 0
 A–1 =  ( A  I)
2
 D is correct
Also A = 0 does not satisfy the given
eqaution  A0
A 2  A  2I  0 
again (A )  A  2I  0 subtract again
T 2 T

will AT = B
(A2 – B2) + (A – B) = 0 4
slope of CQ =
(A – B)(A + B + I) = 0 1
 A–B=0 or A+B+I=0 equation of line through origin and parallel to
QC, is
Q.67 slope of (1) and (2) is cot   (1) and (2) are y – 0 = – 4(x – 0)
parallel and slope of (3) is tan y + 4x = 0
 no solution. Equation of the line pair
Using R2  R2 – (2 cos) R3 (y – x)(y + 4x) = 0
and R1  R1 + (2 sin)R3 , the value of  y2 + 3xy – 4x2 = 0 Ans.]
determinat is 4 . ]

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Q.71 C.O.C. of P(x1,y1) x 2 y2

Q.73  =1 and x2 = cy
w.r.t. y2 = 4ax is a 2 b2

yy1 = 2(x + x1) ....(1)

2 
2 , 4 satisfy both curves
8 16
 = 1, 8 = c.4  c = 2
compare with a 2 b2
2 x 2 yy'
 2 0
a2 b

4x – 7y + 10 = 0 b2 2 2 b2
y' = · =
(2 2 , 4)
a2 4 2a 2


 b2
 2
 2 2  b 2  4a 2
 2a
4x – 7y + 10 = 0 ....(2)
 5 7 dy
to get (x1 , y1) =  ,  .] 2x = 2y'  2 2
 2 2 dx 2 2,4 
Q.72 The equation of the tangent is
8 16
  = 1  a2 = 4, b2 = 16
x 1 y 3 a 2 4a 2
·      1............(i)
a  2  b  2  a2 + b2 + c = 16 + 14 + 2 = 22. Ans.]
Auxiliary circle is x2 + y2 = a2.................(ii)
Q.74 Lines are x + y + 1 = 0 ; 4x + 3y + 4 = 0
C is the centre. and x + y +  = 0 , where 2 + 2 = 2
Combined equation of CL, CM is obtained by 1 1 1
homgenising (ii) with (i), i.e., 4 3 4 =0
1  
2
 x 3y  1 (3 – 4) – 1 (4 – 4) + 1 (4 – 3)
x2 + y2 –a2    0
 = 3 – 4 – 4 + 4 + 4 – 3
 2 a 2 b  =–+1=0  =1
Since LCM = 90°
 =±1 ]
1 3a 2 3a 2 7
 1 – +1 – 0   Q.75 Compute perpendicular distance from (1, 0)
4 4b 2 4b 2 4
to the Radical axis of two circles ]
y
M
Q.76 as  so
P( =60º)
L
90º 0 sin  cos 
x
C (0, 0)  sin  0 tan 
D=
 cos   tan  0

open through R1 = – sin(cos tan)

 7b2 = 3a2  7 a2 (1–e2) = 3a2 + cos (sin tan) = 0

2
Hence e = Ans. ]
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Q.80
 0  
 
Q.77 A =  0 
  0 
  p q ~ p q ~ p  ~ q (~ p  q )  (~ p  ~ q )
T T T F F
T F F F F
Number of skew symmetric matrices
F T T F F
= 3! × 8 = 48. Ans. F F T T T
[As, diagonal element must be 0 and conjugate
pair elements are additive inverse of each other  neither tautology nor contradiction. ]
in skew-symmetric matrix. ]

Aliter: 1 can be put by 6 ways

– 1 can be put by 1 way Q.81 
2h = a t12  t 22  ....(1)
2 can be put by 4 ways and 2k = 2a (t1 + t2) ....(2)
– 2 can be put by 1 way and t1t2 = – 1
3 can be put by 2 ways from (2)
– 3 can be put by 1 way  2h 
 Number of skew symmetric matrices k2 = a2   2
= 6 × 1 × 4 × 1 × 2 × 1 = 48. Ans.] a 

P
C
30 20
21 3

Q.78 4 1
18 M

25
y2 = 2a (x – 2a)
n (A  B C) Put a = 2
(A  B C)C = 37 ] Hence, y2 = 4 (x – 4). ]

Q.79 Given,
Q.82 Let the tangent be mx – y + 8m 2  4 = 0

(27  x )  (31  x )  (89  x )  (107  x )  (156  x )

82 =
5 8m 2  4  2
 82 × 5 = 410 + 5x  410 – 410 = 5x  x = 0 p1 = ;
1  m2
 Required mean is ,
130  x  126  x  68  x  50  x  1  x 8m 2  4  2
x = p2 =
5 1  m2
375  5x 375  0 375
x = = = =75 ]
5 5 5

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Q.87 Equation of chord of contact with respect to

2(8m 2  4)  8

 p12  p 22 =  (1  m 2 )
point (–4, 2) is
 4x 2 y
– 2 = 1 and with respect to
16(1  m 2 ) a2 b
= = 16 Ans.] 2x y
(1  m 2 ) point (2, 1) is   1.
a 2 b2
Q.83 Any point on hyperbola can be taken as Now, according to given condition,
(3sec, 2tan) reflection of point (3sec, 2tan)  4  2
in line y = x will be (2 tan, 3sec)  2   2  4
 a  a  = – 1  b = 1
x 2 y2   2   1  a4 4
locus is   1  2   2 
4 9 b   b 

4 13 b2 1
eccentricity = 1 = ]  2 = l
9 3 a 2

b2 1 3
Q.84 L  x – 7y + 5 + (x + 3y – 2) = 0 Now, e = 1  2  1  
a 2 2
now equate perpendicular Ans.]

Q.88 As, trace A = (x – 2) + (x2 – x + 3) + (x – 7)

= x2 + x – 6
Given, trace A = 0  x + x – 6 = 0 =
2

(x + 3) (x – 2)
 x = – 3 or 2. Ans.]

distance to get . ] Q.89 The distance between the given parallel lines
2 1 1
Q.85 Let dividing point is P (h, k), then (h) is =
5 5
2 (10 cos )  3 (5) 2h
h= = 4 cos  + 3  Length of the side of the triangle is =
23 3
2 (10 sin )  3 (0) P y + 2x = 1
and k = = 4 sin 
23
2 3 1
A P B 5 h
(5,0) (h,k) (10cos , 10 sin )
 (h – 3)2 + k2 = 16 60° 3y + 6x = 6
 Locus of P (h, k) is (x – 3)2 + y2 = 16, Q M R
which is a circle. Ans.]
3 4h 2 h2 1
Area of triangle = · = = .
Q.86 x + 2y + 2z = 1 ....(1) 4 3 3 5 3

x – y + 3z = 3 ....(2) x x
x + 11y – z = b ....(3) Q.90 We know that if y = when y =
h |h|
From (1) and (2)
z = 2 + 3y and x = – 8y – 3 Therefore, the S.D. of new set of
Put in equation (3)
4
 b = – 5. Ans.] observations will be = 1. ]
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