AITS 2021 PT I JEEA Paper 2 Sol PDF

ALL INDIA TEST SERIES
PART TEST – I
JEE (Advanced)-2021
PAPER – 2
TEST DATE: 06-12-2020
ANSWERS, HINTS & SOLUTIONS

Physics PART – I
SECTION – A
1. A, C, D
Sol. When the pivot point is changed the speed of
central point changes suddenly and the kinetic
energy is lost. Velocity component perpendicular
to new spoke survives.
Average velocity becomes constant when the v cos60
loss
in K.E. due to changing contact point = gain in 60
2 sin30
P.E. 2sin30sin v

1   
mv 02  1  cos2   mg. 2 sin sin 
2  3 6
2. C, D
Sol. The force on the particle is not the central force.
3. A, B, C, D
Sol. a x  a y  a1 …(i)
a y  a x  a2 …(ii)
acm(x) = 0
2a2  a1  a x …(iii)
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4. A, B
Sol. L = mvr …(i)
dL
 v r
dt
dL L
  from (i)
dt m
L t
dL 
     dt
L0 L m0
t

L  L0 e m
5. A, C, D
Sol. 3TA  4TB TA cos 37°
TA
4TA 3TB 3
  mg  TB  mg
5 5 5 TB cos 53°
TA sin 37°
TB
37°
TB sin 53°
53°
6. A, B, C
T T
Sol. Ta1  a 2  a3  .....  0
2 4
T  1 T  1 T 
 m  g   2  2m  g   4  4m  g   ....  0
     
T 1 1   1 1 
1   ........   g  1    ....... 
m  4 16   2 4 
3mg
T
2
g
 a1 
2
SECTION – B
7. 1
  
Sol.     t 
 
8. 1
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Sol. Writing equation of motion in

y-direction
2
1  T1  y
y g
2  2 
2
1 T 
h  y  g 2 
2  2 h
8h
g 2
T2  T12
9. 3
Sol. For a pure rolling motion m, R
a = R
Using conservation of energy
R 1 a CM
mg  IP 2 m
2 2 
R 1 R/2
mg   4mR2 2 N 2mg
2 2
g P fs
  …(i)
4R
P  IP 
R
2m(g + 2R)  4mR 2  CM
2
2R/2 a
 gR 5g
2m  g    4mR2     …(ii)
 4 2 16R R/2
 2R 
fs  2m  a  
 2 
 5g g  3mg
fs  2m    , fs 
 16 8  8
10. 3
Sol.
Vy
Vx
2
Vy
Vx

11. 4
Sol. Tangential component of force = V0r2sin
Magnitude of the x-component of force = V0r2sin2.
12. 7
4 dv d 4  4
Sol. R3 1,  v  R3 1   R3 1g.
3 dt dt  3  3
dv dR
R  3v  Rg
dt dt …(i)
dm
Also, R v2 
2
dt
41 dR
v . …(ii)
2 dt
After a long time when acceleration becomes constant v = at will satisfy our differential equation.
4 dR
v  at v 1
2 dt
at 2 2
R
81
From equation (i) and (ii)
at 2 2 a 32 at 22 g
 (at)2 
81 41 81
a 3a g
 
8 4 8
g
a
7
SECTION – C
13. 00100.00
Sol. 5V2 = 50 × 103
V = 102 ms–1
14. 00060.00
5 5 5 m/s
Sol.    = 30°
sin  sin30 30°
5m/s 
15. 00000.50
1 1
Sol. mv 22  mv12  mg
2 2
v 22y  v1y
2
 2g
…(i)
ev 2y  v1y
g  1  e 
v1x  v 2x   0.50 m / s
2  1  e 
16. 00008.66
R 1.732
Sol. 3  10   8.66 cm
2 2
17. 00011.42
Sol. Centre of mass should not cross the corner
1 1 1 1 1 
d       10 cm  11.42 cm
 2 4 6 8 10 
18. 00031.00
Sol. I  h5
Chemistry PART – II
SECTION – A
19. A, B, C
400o C
Sol. Na 2 O  Na 2O 2  Na
o
Na 2 O 2  O 2 
450 C
NaO 2
Na2O2  H2 O 
 2NaOH  H2O2
20. A, B, C
Sol. NaOH  P4 
 PH3  NaH2PO2
S8  NaOH 
 Na2S  Na2SO3
Cl2  NaOH 
 NaCl  NaClO3
B  NaOH 
 Na3BO3  H2
21. A, B, D
22. A, B, C
Sol. (D) four oxygen atoms are shared.
23. A, B, C
Sol.  Al  OH3  CH4
Al4 C3  H2 O 
 Ca  OH2  C2H2
CaC2  H2O 
24. A, B
SECTION – B
25. 9
Sol. 5U  SO4 2  2H2 O  2KMnO4 
 2MnSO 4  5UO2SO 4  2H2SO 4  K 2 SO 4
26. 8
Sol. 100 ml water contain = 0.192 mg
1000 ml water contain = 1.92 mg
1.92
Milli mole of Mg2   0.08
24
Hence milli mole of CaCO3 = 0.08
Hence mass of CaCO3 with 1L = 0.08 × 100 = 8 mg
Hardness will be = 8 ppm.
27. 3
hc  n1 
Sol. 60   
1  t 1 
hc  n2 
80   
2  t 2 
1
1 
RH
1
2 
4RH
n1 / t1 
3
n2 / t 2
28. 6
Sol. A  B 


 C  D
0.4  x 0.4  x 2x 2x K c  16
x = 0.08
 0.4  0.08 
Beq  6
0.08
29. 4
Sol. 92 U238 82 Pb206  8  6
  1 
n
 4  4  2    8  6.02  10  18.066  10
23 24
   
n=4
30. 4
CH3 COO, 
Sol. 5.35  4.75  log 
CH3COOH
CH3 COO, 
4
CH3 COOH
SECTION – C
31. 00025.02
1.2  3.336  10 30
Sol. %  100%
1.6  1019  1010
3  3.336  10

4
= 25.02%
Hence, x = 25.02
32. 00005.60
80
Sol. pH  5  log
20
 5  log 4  5.6
33. 00001.20
Sol. K 4 Fe  CN 6   6H2 SO 4  6H2 O 

 2K 2 SO 4  FeSO 4  3 NH4 2 SO 4  6CO 
5CO  I2O5 
 5CO2  I2
34. 00000.48
Sol. 

N2 O3  g  
 NO2  g  NO
2x x  2y x


2NO2  g  
 N2 O 4  g 
x  2y y
Given x = 1.5
1.5  2y 1.5 
2.5 
0.5
35. 00000.69
36. 00000.28
Sol. 
2A  
 2B  3C  D
0.24 0.36 0.12
XA  1  0.72   0.28
Mathematics PART – III
SECTION – A
37. B, C
512
x  dx . Let x
1/3
dt 1 2/3

1/3
Sol. I1  t   x
0
3
x 2 dx 3
8 1
1
 I1  3  t dt  3  8   t dt  24   12
0 0
2
2
 
I2   x 2 x 3 dx . Let x3 = t  3x2 dx = dt
0
8 1
1 1 8 1 4
=  t dt   8   t dt   
30 3 0
3 2 3
38. A, C
 2
6x 1  x   3

 2 2
Sol. f  x   4  x
 3 3
 2
 6x  x 1 –1 –1/3 2/3 1
 3
g(x) = {x}
 2
 4 0  x 
 f(g(x)) =  3  c = 1 and d = 3
6 x 2  x  1
 3
39. A, B, C, D
1 1
 x3  2
Sol. (A)  x tan xdx   x  x  3
 dx 
 5
0 0
1 1
1
x cos x   x 2 dx 
2
(B)
0 0
3
1 1
3 x3  37
   3!   210
3
(C) x sin x  x  x 
0 0
(D) x sin x is an even function
0 1 1
 x3  3
  x sin x   x sin x   x  x   dx 
1 0 0
 3!  10
40. A, C
1990 f  2020  2050  f  2020  
Sol.      24 or 25
80 80 80  80 
Now put x = 2020 we get f(2020) = 1920 or 2000
41. B, C, D
   x  1  x  5  x  3
Sol. f x  
4  x  2  x  4  x  3
Lowest y intercept will be of tangent made on (1, 0) and 1 2 3 4 5
highest y intercept will be of tangent made on (4, 0)
tangent at (1, 0) is y = 4x – 4  m2 = 4, b2 = –4 and
tangent at (4, 0) is y = –8x + 32  m1 = –8, b1 = 32
42. A, D
Sol. F(x) = f(x) = (x – 2)2(x – 5)(x – 6)(x – 10)
– + – +
5 6 10
F(x) changes sign from negative to positive at 5 and 10
 F(x) has local minima at x > 5, 10, F(x) has local maxima at x = 6
SECTION – B
43. 0
Sol. f(8 – x) = f(8 + x)  f(8 – x) = –f(8 + x)
8 8
 f   8  x  x e dx    f   8  x  x e dx  I  I = 0
2 2
2 x 2 x
I
8 8
44. 6
0 y = f(x)
Sol. Area = 2  2   lnx dx
1/2
1
= 4  ln xdx 
1/2
1
= 4  x ln x  x  1/ 2
  1 1 1
= 4  1   ln   
  2 2 2 
 1 1 1
= 4   ln   2 1  ln 2 
2 2 2
= 2 – 2 ln 2 = 2 – ln 4  k = 2 and p = 4
45. 2
 0 0  9x 2  1

 ln 2  cos1 1
Sol. f x   9x 2  1 discontinuous at x  
 2 3
  cos 9x 2 9x 2  1

46. 7
Sol. Comparing the coefficient of xn both sides we get bn – bn – 1 = an
Also, b0 = a0 and b1 = a0 + a1  b0 = 1, a1 = 2
 b3 = a0 + a1 + a2 = 1 + 2 + 4 = 7
7
Area bounded by y 
1  x2
3
 7 7
x-axis, y-axis and x 
3
will be  1 x
0
2
dx 
3
47. 6
dy dy 2 2  4 ln x
Sol. x  2y  2  4ln x   y
dx dx x x
2
 dx 1 1 2  4ln x y 1  ln x x 2 x 2 
I.F  e x  2  y 2       4   c
3
x 2
x 2
x x x  2 4 
y= cx2 + 2 ln x  it passes through (1, 3)  c = 3  y = 3x + 2 ln x
2
48. 1
 /2

Sol. I1  I2   1 dx  2
0
 /2  /2
sin2 x  cos2 x  sin x  cos x
I1  I2  
0
1  sin x  cos x
dx    sin x  cos x  dx  0
0

 I1 = I 2 =
4
SECTION – C
49. 00000.59

 /2 2  /2
   cos x 
2 2 2 1
Sol. I1   cos x  cos x dx   cos x  sin x  2 sin2 x dx
0 0 0
I1 2
 I1  2 I2  2 I1    2  2  2  1.41  0.59
I2 1  2
50. 00000.20
x  4x  3   x2  4x  4  dx
2
Sol. f(x) = k(x – 1)(x – 3)(x – 2)2 and k > 0  f(x) = k
 x5 23x 3 
= k x 4  16x 2  8x3  7  x2  4x   12dx = k 
  2x 4   14x 2  12x   c
 5 3 
88 88 1 23 
 f(0) = 2  c = 2  f 1 
  k  2   14  12   c
15 15 5 3 
58 58 1
 k  k = 1  a5 
15 15 5
51. 00000.07
sin x  x cos x  x 5
Sol. Let t3 = x  lim
x  e3x  1  3x 
x 0
Now use expansions of sin x, cos x and e3x
52. 00007.00
x2 dt dt
Sol. I  4
 x  2  4  x  2  4 2
. Let (x + 2)2 = t 
dx
 2  x  2 
2
  x  2  dx
1 1 1 1 1
 I
2  2
t  4t  4
dt  I  
2 t2
dt  ln t  2  c
2
1 2
= ln  x  2   2  c  f(x) = x2 + 4x + 2
2
53. 00008.00
  x cos2x sin2x 
 4x sin2xdx  f  x  e
x
Sol. I.F = ex  solution is f(x)ex =  4  
 2 4 

 
 f(x) = (–2x cos 2x + sin 2x)e–x, f   e 4
4
5
 5  
 f e 4
 4 
9
 9  
f e 4
 4 

 e 8   1  7
  4n  1  
 f 

e 4
   = 
 e 1  n 0
4 
54. 00008.50
17 17 17
Sol.  f x    g x  f  x   g x  xR
4 4 2

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Sol. Writing equation of motion in

Mathematics PART – III

Now use expansions of sin x, cos x and e3x

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