Sri Chaitanya IIT Academy., India.: Physics

Sri Chaitanya IIT Academy., India.
A.P, TELANGNA, KARNATAKA, TAMILNADU, MAHARASHTRA, DELHI, RANCHI

A right Choice for the Real Aspirant
ICON Central Office, Madhapur – Hyderabad
SEC: Jr.Super60 WTA-16 Date: 01-11-2020
TIME: 10.00Am to 01.00Pm 2016-P1 Max. Marks: 186
KEY SHEET
PHYSICS
1 B 2 D 3 A 4 B 5 D
6 ABCD 7 C 8 BC 9 ACD 10 AB
11 AB 12 BC 13 BD 14 5 15 8
16 2 17 3 18 7
CHEMISTRY
19 D 20 C 21 D 22 D 23 B
24 AB 25 ACD 26 A 27 BC 28 ACD
29 ABC 30 ABD 31 ACD 32 7 33 5
34 2 35 7 36 5
MATHS
37 A 38 B 39 C 40 C 41 D
42 ABD 43 ABCD 44 BD 45 AC 46 BD
47 ABCD 48 AD 49 ABD 50 1 51 2
52 3 53 8 54 6
Sri Chaitanya IIT Academy, India 01-11-2020_Jr.Super60_Jee-Adv (2016-P1)_WTA-16_Key & Sol’s
SOLUTIONS
PHYSICS
1. Ans: b
Sol:
0.8
13.6
mg  FB
v v
  v  g  13.6   g  0.8   g
2  2
13.6 0.8
   6.8  0.4
2 2
 7.2 gm / cm3
2. Ans:d
sol:
 wv  g  a 
0  v  g 
T0  mg
T  m g  a
 wv  g  a   T  m  g  a  …………(1)
 wv  g   T0  mg …………(2)
From(1)  wv  g  a   0v  g  a   T
From(2)  wv g  0v g  T0
 w  s  v  g  a   T
 w  s  v g T0
 a
T0 1    T
 g
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3. Ans: a
Sol:
i0
v0
 w  vg  Mg  Ma v0
  v 1 
v02  v 2  2as a w g
  
sh
v?
v0
a  g
v0  2 ah
  v 1 
v0  2.  w  gh
 M 
0 2  v02  2   g  h1
 v 
2  w  1 gh  2 gh1
 M 
wv  
h  h1
M
 4  R3  M 
  h  h1
3 M 
4. Ans: b
Sol:

 b  A  l1  g
l2
l1
b   l
 s  A b  g  sin     w A  l  g  b   sin 
2   2
2 2
5b l
 bl 
9 2 2
5b  18bl  9l 2
2
9l 2  18bl  5b 2  0
2
18b  18h   4  9  5b2
l
2 9
4.9.5b 2 4 2
 b  b2  b b
18.18 9
2b b 5b
b  or
3 3 3
5. Ans: d
Sol:for cone.
F1
F2
F1  F2  Buoyancy
1
 0  (  g 2R ) R 2 F1    
 R 2  2l  
3 
 2
0 R 2   g R 3  2    F1
 3
4
0 R 2  1G R3  F1
3
F1
F2
For given cone
F2  F1  Buoyancy
F2  F1  Buoyancy
4 1 1 
F2  0 R 2   g R 3     R2 2R   R2 R  g
3 3 3 
4  R3
SO F2  0 R 2   g R3   g 1
3 3
5
0 R 2   g R 3
3
 g R 3  3 0 
5 
3   Rg 
6. Ans: abcd
Sol:
600
3R / 2
1Vimmersed
R2  x2
R
  R  r 2  dx
2
dv 
l
x
2
 x3
  R  x 
2
3
 R   R3 
  R2  R     R3  
 2 3 8 
1 7 
  R2   
 2 24 
 12  7 
  R2  
 24 
5 R3 4
g  1  R3 g
2 3
5 3
24 4
5 1

32 2

  R  x 2  dx
2
dv 
R /2
 R   R3 
  R 2  R     R3  
 3 3 8 
 3 1 9
  R3   
 2 2 8
3
  R3 3  
8
9
  R3
8
3 9 4
2 R  1  R 3 g
8 3
9 3 1

8 4 2
27 1

32  2
7. Ans:c
Sol:
20 h
For find F1 for find F2 for find V

F1
R
h
F2 F2 R2  r 2
F1  F2
R
4
FA  F1    R 3 g F2    v  g V     R 2  x 2  dx
3 h

F2    vg F2   vg V   R 2  R  h    R 3  h3  h2  R 2  r 2
3
4
F1    R 3 g  F2
3
   4
F1    g   R 2  R  h    R3  h 3      R3 g
 3  3
3
 R 4 3  h3 
F1    g  R 3    R   R2h 
 3 3 3 

 2  h3 
F1   g    R 3   R 2 h 
 3 3 
So:
(80-3.98 cm)
80cm
R=2 cm
h = 1.8 cm
4 2  h3 
So:  w 80  R  h   82 g   sub   R 3 g  F1   w g   R3   R 2 h  
3 3 3 
4 2  h3 
 sub  R 3 g   w g   R 3   R 2 h    80  R  h   r 2 
3 3 3 
 sub 3  2 R3 h3 
 3  R 2 h    80  R  h  r 2 
w 4R  3 3 
 1 3 h 1 h3 3 
   3
 3  80  R  h  r 2 
 2 4 R 4 R 4R 
3
 3  19.89  1  99.89  3 
 0.5       3 
800  20  19.89  22 
 4  20  4  20  4  20  
R = 20 mm h = 19.89 mm
1 3C
 0.5  0.745  0.98 
4 8000
 0.5  0.745  0.24  0.285
 sub
 0.72
w
8. Ans: bc
Sol: initially
h
 l  h  d 2 Ag  ld1 Ag
l  h d1

l d2
 d1 
l  l  h
 d2 
mg  ld1 Ag  kh  ld 2 Ag
mg  kh  lAg  d 2  d1 

 d 
mg  k 1  1  l  lAg  d 2  d1 
 d2 
 k 
m  l  d 2  d1    Ag 
 d2 
9. Ans: acd
Sol: Conceptual
10. Ans: ab
3 5m 3 0.8m3
0.75m
Sol:
Part A
Vimmersed  w g  mg
 Vimme 1000 g / m3 g  1800 g
Vimme  1.8m3
Part B
V Total   w g   M car g 
 5  0.75  0.81000 g  1800 g  V 1000 g
 6.55   1.8  V
6.55  1.8  V
4.75  V
11. Ans: ab
Sol:  vol   w g  637.76  10 3
637.76 10 3
volume 
103
 637.76  10 6 m3
 637.76 cm3
3
Actual trex   20   637.76
8  637.76  103 106 m3
 5102.08 10 3
 5.102m3
Weight= v.
5.102 103  5102kg
12. Ans: bc
Sol: part A
Volume immrsed 1024 g  V 917 g
Vimmrsed 917
  0.89
VTotal 1024
VVisible  1  0.89  0.1
Part B
 volume immersed 1000  g  v  917  g

Vimm
 0.917
VTot
Vvisible  1  0.917  0.083
13. Ans: bd
Sol:For equilibrium of liquid, side walls of flask exert a force in down ward
direction on liquid due to which net force on base by liquid hence W1  W2 and by
Newton’s third law option (D) is also correct.
14. Ans: 5
Sol: n  vol   w   s  g  356
  0.3 2 
n   1.8   200 10   356  3
  2  
 
   0.09  
n  0.9    200   356  3
 4 
n   9  9    356  3
 356  7  3 2492  3
n   4.19
22.9.9 1782
15. Ans:8
Sol:
O
2m
Velocity of the ball when reaches surface of water,

v  2 gh  4 g
Acceleration inside the water
apparent weight
a
m
 
mg 1  
     g 1  10    g
 
m  0.8  4
Let it goes to a depth x, then using v 2  u 2  2as
g
 0  4 g  2   x  x  8m
4
16. Ans: 2
Sol:When system is at rest
Density of block v / 2  1
  
Density of liquid v 6 2
Now, system is acceleration=ng upwards with g/3,
With respect to liquid block is at rest
Cr B=w

(Buoyant+force)
 v1 6 geff  vegeff
 1 V
 v1  .V  .V 
6 2 2
Hence N=2
17. Ans: 3
Sol:In case of two metals   m1  m2 / v1  v2
Here v1  v2  v, m1  v 1 , m2  v  2
v 1  v  2 1   2
   4......... 1
vv 2
When equal masses are mixed, m1  m2  m, v1  m / 1 , v2  m /  2
21 2
  3.................  2 
1  2
From(1) and (2) we get 1  2,  2  6
2 6
Ratio=  3
1 2
18. Ans:7
Sol:Weight of sphere +chain=  m   h  g
h
Buoyant force=  3m   g
 7 
For equilibrium, weight=Buoyant force
h
m   h  3m 
7
7m
h
3
CHEMISTRY
19. Conceptual
20. Conceptual
21. Conceptual
22. conceptual
23. Conceptual
24. iupac nomenclature
25. Conceptual
26. as per latest iupac conventions a is correct
27. Compound containing’  ’bond are called acetylenes.

CH3 CHCH2 CH2 CH3
28. OH is secondary amylalchol

29. Conceptual
30. Conceptual
31. iupac nomenclature

32. Conceptual
33. Conceptual
34. Conceptual
35. 2+5=7; -C  N is principal F.G
36. Sol:ketogroup,alcohol, thiol, double bond and carboxylic acid
MATHEMATICS
37. is independent of  then a+c = 0 and b= 0
3 
 cos    
2 6
38. D.r of the line joining points 1,1,7  ,  3, 4, 7  is 4,3,0
Let  be the acute angle between them
4  9 1
cos   
5  10 10
x7 y6 z2 x 5 y 3 z  4
39. L1    and L2   
3 2 4 2 1 3
C (3  7, 2  6,4  2) and D(2  5,   3,3  4)
2  3  2  3  2   2  4  3
So  
2 2 1
   2,   1
So C(1,10, 10) and D(7, 4, 7)  l (CD)  9
40. DR’s of given line 2,1,-2 and DR’s of normal to given plane 1,-2,-k
2 2 1 2k 5
cos    sin    k 
3 3 3 5 k2 3
41. PA  PB   2  100  (  15) 2  400
From the figure P1 = (0, 10) and P2 = (15, 20)  P = (5, 0, 0)
PA = 125, PB = 500 and PA2  PB 2  25
42. Let ‘O’ be the origin, Aa , B b , C c 

2 2 2 2 2 2
 a  b c  b  c a  c  a b
 a . b  c  0, b .c  a   0, c . a  b  0
   
3 1
43. Here M (1, 2, 0)  cos  ,cos  
14 5
   
44. The unit vector perpendicular to both L1 , L2 is   i  7 j  5k 
5 3
 
45. 2 2
l  m  n 1
1 1
2
1
l22  m22  n22  1

sin 2   cos 2   1
 (l1l2 + m1m2 + n1n2)2 + (l1m2 – l2m1)2 + (m1n2 – m2n1)2 + (l1n2 – l2n1)2 =1
C) A.M  G.M

46. The solid diagonals may be taken as the lines joining (0,0,0), (1,1,1) and (1,1,0)
and (0,0,1) . The direction ratios will be
1,1,1 and 1,1-1
1
 cos  
3
Take the solid diagonal as the one joining (0,0,0) (1,1,1) and plane diagonal as
joining (0,0,0) and (1,1,0) .Then
2
cos  
6

Similarly angle between plane diagonals of adjacent faces is
3
cos 2   cos 2   cos 2   1  sin 2   sin 2   sin 2   2
47. l 2  m2  n2  1
lmn  0
2l 2  2 m 2  n 2  0
n=  2 / 3
l  1/ 6  m
1
Angle between the lines   cos 1   
 3
48. ANS : A,D
x 1 y  0 z  2
Sol: L1 :  
1 1 5
x 1 y  2 z 1
L2 :  
1 1 1
x 1 y  4 z 1
L3 :  
1 1 1
x  2 y 1 z  3
L4 :  
2 2 10
Hence L1 L4 and L2 L3 are parallel. And L1 , L4 are identical lines
2 4 4 8 25
49.  cos   cos   cos    1    
9 9 9 9
2 1
cos   cos   and cos  
3 3
50. OA= OB=2 
 
Angle bisector of OA and OB divides AB in the ratio 1:1
  3 1 3 1 
Let it be OD  D=  , 
 2 2 
Equation of bisector OD is y=x
3
 The distance from C   , 1     to the line y=x is
2
   2, 1
2 2 2
51.  ABC   OAB   OBC   OCA  42  122  62  14
where  ABC  = area of triangle ABC

 x  x  x y  y2  y3 z1  z2  z3 
52. G  1 2 3 , 1 ,    2,3, 4 
 3 3 3 

x  ai  bj  ck

y  3i  4 j  5k
53.
sin   1
   
 x y  x y
54.  (Area of ABC ) 2 = (area of OAB ) 2 + (area of OCA) 2 + (area of OBC ) 2
 Area of  ABC must be largest among all faces

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A.P, TELANGNA, KARNATAKA, TAMILNADU, MAHARASHTRA, DELHI, RANCHI

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For find F1 for find F2 for find V

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Velocity of the ball when reaches surface of water,

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27. Compound containing’  ’bond are called acetylenes.

28. OH is secondary amylalchol

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l22  m22  n22  1

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