ALL INDIA TEST SERIES

FULL TEST – VII

JEE (Advanced)-2021
PAPER –1
TEST DATE-30-05-2021

ANSWERS, HINTS & SOLUTIONS

Physics PART – I

SECTION – A

1. B
q1 Q '
Sol. 
r R
q1  Q '  Q
r 
Q '   1  Q
R 
QR Qr
Q'  , q1 
Rr Rr
QR 2 QrR
Similarly Q ''  , q2 
R  r R  r
2 2

 QrR 
 2
q22   R  r   QR 2 r
  q
q1  Qr  R  r 3
 
 Rr 
2. B
qnet
Sol. 
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qnet
For a charge placed at corner of cube 
8 0
Given system


1  2  3  4  6  7  5  8    1
2 0 2 0

3. D
Sol. Consider system of two disks to be short dipole
2kdp
dE 
r3
dp  dp   dA
2k 2k
E  3  dp  3  A
r r
2  R 2
E  R 
2

4 0 r 3 2 0 r 3

4. B
Vab2 16
Sol. Pmax  ; Pmax   0.4watt
4 Rab 4 10
12
Vab   3  4 volt
9
63
Rab  8   8  2  10
9

5. D
Sol. It can be worked out that the circuit diagram is a regular tetrahedron,
whose edges contain 6 identical capacitors. From symmetry
consideration, irrespective of the pair of points between which the source
is connected, there always exists uncharged capacitor in the circuit.

6. C

7. ABD
Sol. Perimeter is decreasing at a rate of 2v
d dr v
  2 r   2v  
dt dt 

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 v 
 r   r0  t 
  
 d dr
  B   r2     B  2  r
dt dt
 v  v  v 
   2 B  r0  t    2 Bv  r0  t 
      
 2 Bvr Bv
I  
R 2 r 
8. BD
Sol.  A   mg  m 2 r
  2 rt 2
g
t
 2r
 C  N  mr
 N  m 2 r
 mr  m 2 r
  2t 2

t

9. AD
Sol. vm  vmp  v p
 v 2  x 2 2  2v cos  90   
 v 2  x 2 2  2vx sin 
Li  0  L f
m 2 

12
 a  a 2    m  v  x sin  
2
2 2
a a va 6v
    
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10. AC
Sol. AC  (horizontal velocity at B) (time taken by the body
 4l 
to cover displacement AB)   
gt    2l
 g 
At point C v x  gl v y  4 gl
vx 1
tan   
vy 2
2
Tangential acceleration  g cos   g
5

11. AC

12. AD
 2 R2 2 gh
Sol. 2h  h   
2g R2
1 1  x2  2 2
dK   dm 2 x 2    2 xdx  h   2  x
2 2  2g 
 R4  2 R6   R4 2 gh  R 4  5 2 R 4 h
K   2  h      2  h  
 2 2g 6   2 12 g  6

SECTION – C

13. 00003.00

14. 00002.00

15. 00002.00
Sol. F.B.D. of the block B
P  N  ma       1
F.B.D. of the cylinder

N  f s  MAcm
Nr   k Nr   I cm  Mr 2    Acm  a 
3Ma 3 2  a
N   6a
2 1  k   1
2 1  
 2
Hence, from equation (1), we have
P  N  ma   6  m  a  16a
1
 16  r    Acm  r  a   16   20  32 N
10

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16. 00001.00
Sol. 0.4  k0  10
  3k0  30
  6  0.4  0.4 mm  1

17. 00008.00
Sol. T2 sin 37  T1 sin 53
3T2  4T1
3x 4x
 2  x cos 53   1  x cos 37 
5 5
5 3x 3
t2   3 3  103   3  103
T2 5 4T1

4x
4  4
t1  5     80  10 3  8 103 sec
T1 5 T1 5
x

18. 00005.00
2 2  2  1.05 2 x
Sol. 
3 1 3
2.1 3
x
3 1
2.1 2.10
x 
1  0.577 0.42

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Chemistry PART – II

SECTION – A

19. C

20. C

21. B

22. D

23. C
Sol. Formation of (B) is via intramolecular nucleophilic substitution reaction.

24. A
Sol. The colour of HgI2 , HgO ,Pb3O 4 and  NH 4 2 Cr2O are red, red, red and orange spark
respectively A, B and C all these are insoluble in water. But, all of these becomes soluble if some
2
KI is added to water due to the formation very stable complex HgI 4 and PbI 2 . But, when the
rad solid is heated in a test tube it cause the appearance of Hg metal on the cooler parts of the
test tube which suggest that the red solid may be HgI 2 or, it may be HgO . But, on heating it
produce violet fumes of I2 which suggest that the red solid is HgI 2 . The reaction are as follows:
HgI 2 +2KI®K 2 HgI 4  soluble in water  HgI 2 
Heat
 Hg+I 2  Violet 

25. ABC

26. ABCD

27. ABCD

28. BCD
Sol. In option A along with these Mn also show this property

29. ABCD

30. ACD
2
rvap. 32 4 32
Sol.    
lO2 M vap. 3 M vap.
M vap.  18
18
 V .D  9  Density  gram / ltr
22.4
 0.8035 gram / ltr
PV P PM 18 P
Now, Z    Z 
nRT W
RT dRT dRT
MV

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SECTION – C

31. 00001.75
Sol. Total 11 and 2,3,7,8,9,10 and 11 can show

32. 00000.14
Sol actually it is 0.14

33. 00000.45
Sol.  Ag   Br 
AgBr  s  
x x

 Ag  S2O3 3
Ag  2S 2O  2
3 2
x- y 0.1 – 2x x
 Ag  S 2O3 3  Br 
AgBr  s   2S 2O  2
3 2

 0.1  2 x  x x2
x2
K f  K SP  5 1013  5 10 13 
 0.1  2 x 
2

x
5  x  0.045M
0.1  2 x
34. 00025.16
Sol. Given data show ZnS type crystal
  r   
3

 PF      1
3 2  r  
3.14  r
 0.225   1 since   0.225
3

3 2  r
3.14 1.0114
  0.7486
3 1.414
%of void=100-74.46=25.15%

35. 00000.11
Sol. NH 4Cl  NH 4  Cl  , NH 4  H 2O  Nh4OH  H 
C C
C  C C C C   C h C h C h
C  C  C  C h  C h  C h
i
C
 1     h 
T f  i  K f  m

0.637 
1     h  1.86 10
53.5
Since   0.75, h  0.109

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36. 01659.90
d ln P H
Sol.  ……… (i)
dT RT 2
313.7
log P  3.54595   1.40655log T
T
313.7
ln P  3.54595   2.303  1.40655ln T
T
d ln P 313.7  2.303 1.40655
  .....  ii 
dT T2 T
Comparing eqs. (i) and (ii)
H  1659.9Cal

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Mathematics PART – III

SECTION – A

37. C
 /2  /2
Sol. f  x   sin x    sin x  t f  t  dt  sin x   sin x  

 /2  /2
t f  t  dt

 f  x     1 sin x  A ....... 1

 /2
Now A     1 sin t  A dt
 /2
 /2
t sin t dt
 2   1   I   II 
0

 A  2   1

38. A
 
Sol. 1 
2 /3
2 cos x  1 dx     2 cos x  1 dx
2 /3
2 /3 2
 2 sin x  x   3 
 3

 3
3
39. D

40. D
Sol. 3n  2  7 m  2
7m  4
n
3
7  3  2   4
n
3
n  7   6 and m  3  2
3  2  2004 and 7   6  2004
  667 and   285
 286

41. C

42. B
1 1 1 1
Sol. Since   
r1 r 2 r 3 r
So, that r is the smallest term in G.P.
suppose A  B  C
 r1  r2  r3

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Hence t  1 , such that r1  tr , r2  rt 2 , r3  rt 3

Also,   rs  r1  S  a   r2  S  b   r3  S  c 
 S  b  t  S  c  ,  S  a   t 2  S  c 
S  t3  S  c
rS    S  S  a  S  b  S  c   t 3  S  c 
2

Also, rs  t 3 r  S  c 
C r
 r  S  c so, tan  1
2 S c
 C  90
43. ABCD
Sol. x3  x  1  0
  0
 3  3  3
1
2 1

1
 2  3     2  2

If Sn        S n  3  S n 1  S n
n n n

S 4  S 2  S1  2
S5  S3  S 2  S5  5

44. AB
2 x 1 3
Sol. A  xI  0  1 1 x 2 0
3 1 1 x
x3  4 x2  7 x  3
 A3  4 A2  7 A  3I
 1 4 7 
A   A2  A  I   1
 3 3 3 
1 4 7
A1   A2  A  I
3 3 3
1 4 7
   ,   , 
3 3 3
45. AD
Sol. f(x) is continuous at x = 0 and f(0) = 0
 lim f(0  h)  lim f(0  h)  f(0)  0
h0 h 0

f(0  h)  f(0)
and L.H.D at x = 0 is lim =0
h 0 h

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and R.H.D at x = 0 is 0.
 L.H.D = R.H.D at x = 0  f(0) = 0

46. ABCD
     
Sol. Since a, b, c are linearly independent  a b c   0
   
 d can be written as linear combination of a, b and c
           
 d b c  a  d c a  b  d a b  c
d   
a b c 
 
                        
Now, r   d b a  c   d b c  a   d c b  a   d c a  b   d a c  b   d a b  c
  
                    
 
= 2  d c b  a   d a c  b  d b a  c  2 a b c  d  r  2 a b c  d
               
      
b  c  b  d  c d c  c b  c  d bd  c d c   
            2
 
= c b d c  b d c  d  c  b d c  d .

47. AB

48. AD
Sol. B = 2C A(h, k)
2.k
2 tanC k 1 h
tan B = ; 
2
1  tan C h k2
1
1  h 2
B(0, 0) C(1, 0)
2
 2
h   2
 3   k  1 ; e = 2; L. R = 2
1 1
9 3

SECTION – C

49. 00008.00
Sol. Let  be the acute angle between AD and BE. A
2 1 1
Then tan =  .
1 2 3
Now  + 180 –  +  + 90 = 360 c E
 =  +  – 90

tan = – tan( + ) –
2b 2a 
 2 2
tan   tan  b  2b  2a  9ab = 2c2.
–3=  a 
1  tan  tan  2b 2a 3ab B a/2 D a/2 C
1 
a b

50. 00024.00
Sol. f '  x   2.3x.ln 3 3.32 x  4.3 x  2 
 2  2
2

 3.2.3x ln 3  e x      0
 3  3 

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In  1, 1
Hence
f  x  is greatest when x  1& f 1  24

51. 00002.72
Sol.  x  1 x  n   0
x  1, x 
 x  2 x  11  x9
cot  cot 9   9  2
1

52. 00003.14
Sol. f '  x   3x2  3  0
 function and has exactly one real root f  0   tan 2  0
   0, 1
f 1  4  tan 2  0
1   
 tan 1   tan 1    
 2 2 2
53. 00000.86
Sol. Orthocentre is foot of perpendicular drawn from origin on the plane.

54. 00004.00
r2 1 r r 
Sol. Tr     
 2r  1 2r  1 4  2r  1 2r  1
1 500  r r 
S     
4 r 1  2r  1 2r  1 
501000
 S  
1001
 S   125
Total number of divisors = 4.

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