JR-CO-SUPER CHAINA & SUPER CHAINA -N120 Dt: 13-12-2020

Time: 03:00 Hrs Jee-Adv Max.Marks:186

JEE-ADVANCE-2016-P1-Model
KEY
PHYSICS

1 B 2 B 3 B 4 A 5 A

6 ABD 7 ABC 8 A 9 ABD 10 AB

11 ACD 12 AB 13 AB 14 2 15 4

16 5 17 2 18 3

CHEMISTRY

19 A 20 A 21 B 22 A 23 B

24 AB 25 ABC 26 CD 27 ABC 28 BC

29 BCD 30 ABC 31 AC 32 0 33 1

34 6 35 5 36 2

MATHS
37 B 38 A 39 B 40 B 41 A

42 B,C 43 D 44 B,C 45 B,C 46 A,C,D

47 A,B 48 B 49 ABCD 50 8 51 8

52 7 53 2 54 4
PHYSICS

01. From the parallel axis theorem

2
ML2 ML2  3L  11ML2
I1  , I 2  I1  Mx 2   M   
12 12 2 2 24
02. I  ITotal  I cavity
03. L  2 gh  mb
05. Decreasing in gravitational potential energy = increase in rotational kinetic energy
l l  1
 mg   cos    I  2
2 2  2
2
1  ml  2 6g 
      sin
2 3  L 2
06. Taking moments about the left edge and resolving T1 in to x and y components,
0
  0 yields LT1 cos30   0.25L  400    0.5 L 120   0
Dividing throughout by L and solving, we get
T1=185N
Substituting into our earlier equations, we get
T2 sin   92.5 N and T2 cos   360 N
Dividing the equation yields
tan   0.257, or   14.40
Then, 0.249T2  92.5 and T2  371N
07. If we take moments about an axis through the center of the sphere.Only f can have a
torque.   0; Take  Fs  0 yields

N 2 cos300  mg  10kg  9.8 / s 2 
0
 Fx  0 yields N 2 sin 30  N1  0
or N1  56.5 N , N 2  113 N
08.  m  u0 cos   iˆ  m  
u02  2 gH ˆj   2m  v.... i 

u02 sin 2 
H ...... ii 
2g
09. Faxt on the system (m1+m2+M ) in horizontal direction is zero.
 centre of mass of the system remains stationary.
  
A gain Vm g  Vm t  Vtg   U rel  V  iˆ

2 2

Vm2  M g  Viˆ
Conserve linear momentum in horizontal direction
 m1  urel  v  iˆ   m2  M  viˆ  0
 m1urel ˆ
v  i
 m1  m2  M 
d
11.   0     0  
dt

 d t ln  0          0
0 0    0 dt  
 t  ln  0

   t   

1  eat 
 0 
d 
  0 e  at . When it comes to rest   0  0    0   0 radian
dt 
 
number of rotations   0
2 2
12. Case-1: FR  I 
40  0.25  4
5
  rad / s 2
2
1  2
l
 2
r
5 5
 2 
2 0.25
= 10 rad/s
40
Case-2: Mass of the block is m   4kg
10
For conservation of energy,
[Loss in GPE of 4kg mass ] = [ Gain in KE of 4 kg mass] + { Gain in RKE of cylinder ]
1 2 1 2
mgh  mv  l
2 2
As v  R
1 2 1
mgh  m  R   I  2
2 2
2
1 1 2 1
 4 10  5   4      4
2

2 4
  2
40
 2  rad / s
17
13. According to the theorem of perpendicular axis. Moment of inertia of the plate about an
axis passing through centre ‘O’ and to the plate is I0 I1 I2 I3 I4
( BECAUSE DIAGONALS 1 and 2 as well as 3 and 4 are mutually )
I1  I 2  I  say  and I3  I 4  I 1  say 
For a square plate,
M  L2  L2  ML2
I0  
12 6
2
ml
Hence , i  i1 
12
ML2
i.e I1  I 2  I3  I 4 
12
 Hence , I 0  I1  I 2  I3  I 4  I1  I3
v
14.  
L cos 
15. m2 g  m1g  3 i.e., m2  3m1
4m1g  3  m3 g i.e., m3  12 m1
16m1 g  3  m4 g
m1  1kg
16. For the mass m, mg  T  ma

As we know, a  R ,
So mg  T  mR ; T  R  mR 2
g
By solving, a 
2
17. For translational equilibrium T cos   Mg and T sin   F  Mg
   450 , T  2mg .
For rotational equilibrium net torque about any point = 0

l l l
I,e about C , F cos  T sin  cos  T cos  sin   0
2 2 2
 Mg cos   Mg cos   Mg sin   2cos   sin   tan   2
18. Write conservation of energy and force equation
 CHEMISTRY

19. S   S Products   S Reactants

1 3 
 50    60   40   50   30  60   40 JK 1mol 1
2 2 

At equilibrium, G  H  T S  0  H  T S

H 30  1000
T   750 K
S 40

60  0.1  13.7
24. A) Generates kcal heat which is used by 120mL solution.
1000
30  0.1  13.7
B) Generates kcal heat which is used by 60mL solution.
1000
1
25. H 2  H ; H 0  218kJ ; Let eC C be a and eC  H be b kJ
2
 eH  H  436 J

2C  3H 2  C2 H 6 ;  f H o

Also  f H oC2 H 6    eC C  6eC  H    2Cs  g  3eH  H 

85    eC C  6b    2  718  3  436  a  6b  2829

26. H  U  nRT if n is –ve, then H  U

27. H and S both increases on melting of ice

28. H10   H s0.s  H R0 and so on.

29. G 0  0 at equilibrium under standard state. Also, at eq. G  0

H 0  T S 0  0

Also, G 0  2.303RT ln K K  1

30. The correct order is w3  w1  w2  w4

31. For a reaction to be spontaneous in neither direction  G T ,P ,  S U ,V and  U  S ,V
should be zero.

MATHS
37. Coefficient det=

2 5 3
1 1 4  46  25  21  0
0 7 5

So the planes will meet on a line. For option ( C) the distance of the point (1,1,1) to
2
the plane x  y  4 z  2 is
3

x y z
38. Let A,B,C be  ,0,0,  ,  0,  ,0,  and  0,0,   then the plane ABC is   1
  

a b c
Since it always passes through a, b, c   1
  

If P is  u , v, w  then OP 2  AP 2  BP 2  CP 2

2
 u 2  v 2  w2   u     v 2  w2  ...

u v w
   ,   , 
2 2 2
On putting  ,  ,  in 1 we get

a b c
   2  locus of  u , v, w  I s
u v w

a b c
  2
x y z

39. Equation of the line passing through P(1,4,3) is

x 1 y  4 z  3
  ...1
a b c

Since 1 is perpendicular to

 x 1 y  3 z  2 x2 y4
  and 
2 1 4 3 3

z 1
 Hence 2a  b  4c  0 and 3a  2b  2c  0
2
a b c
 
2  8 12  4 4  3

a b c
  
10 16 1

Hence the equation of the lines is

x 1 y  4 z  3
  ...(2)
10 16 1

Ans. Now any point Q on (2) can be taken as (1-101,161+4,1+3)

Distance of Q from P (1,4,3)

2 2
= 101  161  12  357

2
 100  256  1  357  1  1 or -1

Q is  9,20,4  or 11, 12,2 

Hence a1  a2  a3  15 or 1

40. for the given lines

4  1 0  1 1   1
3 1 0  0 So, the given lines intersect.
2 0 3

Any point on the first line is  3r1  1  r1  1  1 and any point on the second line is
2x 2

 4,0,3r 2  1 Since , the lines intersect, at the point of intersection.

3r1  1  2 r2  4,  r1  1  0, 1  3r2  1

; r1  1, r2  0

Hence , the point of intersection is  4,0, 1

41. x   y  2 z  3  0 , 2 x  y  3 z    0 , xy plane is z  0
 1  2
 2 1 3  1  2
0 0 1

3  2
1   1 3  3  
0 0 1

a) No solution if   0, 1  0

c) Infinite number of solutions if   0, 1  0

d) only one common point if   0,

1  2
2
2 1 3  0   
3
1 0 0

1 1 1 1 1 
42. cos  cos p  ; cos    OP  2  i  J  k
2 2 2 2 2 

43. General point on line  2t  1,4t  3,3t  2  let A be any point on the line then AP is
parallel to plane AP  3i  2 j  2k t= 2 hence A A(5,11,8)

44. equation of plane is 2 x  3 y  6 z  12

5
45. Distance between the planes is h  also the figure formed is cylinder, whose
3
radius is r=2 units Hence, the volume of the cylinder is

 20 
 r 2h     cubic units.
 3

Also the curved surface area is

2 rh  4 3

46. The rod sweeps out the figure which is a cone. The distance of point A 1,0, 1 from
1 2  4
the plane is  1unit . The slant height ‘l’ of the cone is 2 units. Then the
9
radius of the base of the cone is 12  1  4  1  3
 2
Hence , the volume of the cone is   3  1  3 cubic units
Area of the circle on the plane which the rod traces is 3

Also the centre of the circle is Q  x, y, z 

x  1 y  0 z  1  1  0  2  4 
Then    2 2
, or
1 2 2 1   2   22

Q  x, y, z    4 / 3, 2 / 3, 1/ 3

47. Let equation of new plane is 2 x  2 y  z  3   z  0 point  3,1,1 lies on it    2

hence the new plane is 2 x  2 y  z  3

4  4 1 7
cos   
3.3 9

48. Use SA=SB=SC with  1,  , 3

x 1 y z  3
49.  a  L1 :   t
2 1 1

Any point on L 1   x, y, z    2t  1  t , t  3

x4 y3 z3

L2 :   s
1 1 2

Any point on L2   x, y, z    s  4, s  3,2s  3

For point of intersection;

2t  1  s  4

t  s  3

t  3  2s  3

Adding (ii) and (iii) ;

3  3s  6; 3s  3; s  1 2t  4; t  2

Point of intersection of L1 and L2 =  5, 2, 1


Let normal of plane P1 ; n1  7iˆ  ˆj  2kˆ

Let normal of plane P2 ; n 2  3iˆ  5 ˆj  6 kˆ
 iˆ ˆj kˆ
 
n1  n 2  7 1 2  iˆ  6  10   ˆj  42  6   kˆ  35  3 
3 5 6


 16iˆ  48 ˆj  32kˆ  16 iˆ  3 ˆj  2 kˆ 
Equation of plane passing through  5, 2, 1 and having normal as

n  iˆ  3 ˆj  2kˆ


   
Equation of plane, r  5iˆ  2 ˆj  kˆ . iˆ  3 ˆj  2 kˆ  0 
 x  3 y  2 z  5  6  2

x  3 y  2 z  13

So, d  13 , hence (a) is correct.

50. If a plane contains the line, then its normal and line are perpendicular

4  2   k  4   8  3  0

(i.e., al  bm  cn  0 )

8  4k  24  0 k  8

51. a bc 8

14
52. Distance between parallel planes is PR   2 Let angle between line and plane is
7

11 PR 42
sin   in PQR , sin    PQ 
21 PQ 11

c1  c2
53. Distance  2 2
5 2

C1  C2  20

20  2 1
C 21 21 C1  21  M

54. Any point on the first line in symmetrical form is  3r  4,5r  6, 2r  1 . If the lines
are coplanar, this point must lie on both the planes which determine the second line.
 3  3r  4   2  5r  6   2r  1  5  0 …(i) and
2  3r  4   3  5r  6   4  2r  1  k  0 ..(ii) Now substituting r  2 in Eq.

(ii) , then k  4