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Sec: SR.IIT_N-SC/N-C PTA-3 Date: 04-06-20

Time: 3hrs 2016_P1 Max.Marks:
KEY SHEET
PHYSICS

1 D 2 A 3 C 4 A 5 A

6 ABD 7 BC 8 BD 9 ABCD 10 ABC

11 C 12 AC 13 ABC 14 3 15 4
16 3 17 4 18 1

CHEMISTRY

19 C 20 B 21 D 22 A 23 C

24 ABD 25 BCD 26 CD 27 AD 28 BC

29 ABC 30 ABC 31 BC 32 6 33 4

34 4 35 6 36 2

MATHEMATICS
37 C 38 D 39 B 40 D 41 D

42 C 43 AC 44 ABCD 45 ABD 46 ABCD

47 AB 48 BD 49 AB 50 5 51 6

52 2 53 4 54 2

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SOLUTIONS
PHYSICS
y y  2 y 2  y
2
1.  v ;  v
t x t 2 x 2
2. dT  v 2  d   -- (1)
For an element dz , dT    g dz -- (2)
From (1) & (2),
 gz

  0 e v .
2

3. For x  0 ,
1 2 E 2E
mv  mgx  E; xmax  ;Vmax 
2 mg m
dV
 g .
dt
For x  0
1 2 1 2 2E 2E
mv  kx  E ; xmax  ;Vmax 
2 2 k m
2
dv kx d x k
 i.e., 2   x .
dt m dt m
4. When the extension in spring is ‘x’

kx  f  ma
1
fR  mR 2
2
2a  R (No slipping at contact)
k x x
a   ; is displacement from equilibrium postion.
m 2 2
k
 .
m
d2 yd
5. P.d. at P   ;
2 D2 D1
D1  1m; D2  2m
For minima at P and least time.
d2 yd 
  ; y  0.5sin  t .
2 D2 D1 2
1 3
6. Ar   A ; since v1  v ; v2  v
7 4
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At  A;
7
Hence A, B, D.
d2  d2 
7.  AB  BO    AO1  O1O     1

2 D 
AB AO
D 
d2  D
For minima,  ;d 
D 2 2
For bright fringe at P,
 AB  BP    AO1  O1P   0
d
y .
2
dv
08. F   v0 a 2 x for small ‘x’.
dx
v0 a 2
 ; Speed is maximum at equilibrium position hence B&D
m
9. For incident waves, wall is an observer approaching it hence,
cv
f1  f  
 c 
c c
Frequency of waves from wall, f 2  f1 ;  .
cv f2
10. Conceptual.
3
11. k & f  150 Hz
2
For pipe open at both ends or closed at both ends,
2l 3l
n  .
 2
If l  2 then n  3 hence (C).

For closed pipe l   2n  1 ; 2n  1  3l .
4
12. Light rays after refraction at ‘O’ appear to diverge from a point at a distance  R from
O hence  R is radius of curvature. Use similar argument for refraction at ‘P’.
13. If position of mass at any instant is as shown then,

vx  v   r sin  ;   t

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vx  v   r sin  t -- (1)
v y   r cos t -- (2)
dvx d 2x
  2 r cos t   2 x i.e.,   2 x
dt dt 2
dx
x  A sin t  Q  ; At t  0, x  0 & V
dt
V
Thus x  sin t .

14. If ‘x’ is extension in both spring then equations of motions for both masses are
nkx  kx  ma and  kx  m  2a 
k 3
For both masses to oscillate in phase,  n  1 k   n 
2 2
15. At displaced position  , O1 P is almost equal to OP since  is small.

Restoring torque,  0   kR  sin   R 

1
mR 2  kR 2 2
2
4k
  .
m
16. Conceptual.
T y
17. Component of tension along y-axis is
x
y  A0 sin kx cos  t
y
 A0 k cos kx cos t
x
y A
At x  0 ,    A0 k  0 .
 x  max l
18. JEE Question.

CHEMISTRY
19. Conceptual
20. Conceptual
1
21. H Comb
stability of comp
22.

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23. Conceptual
24. peroxide catalyst is used in its preparation
25. compound p contain a one double bond which appears in 4 of the 5 resonance forms
26. Both have large resonance stabilisation as well as additional stability through Intra
molecular H-bond.
27. Conceptual
28.

29. Cis- 1 enantiomer + meso

Trans-1 enankiomer+ meso
30. Conceputal
31. Conceputal
32. Conceptual
33. A,B,D,F are correct
34.

35. a,b,d,g,h,i
36. Conceptual
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MATHS
37.

Two tangents can be drawn if the point lies between

asymptotes OA and OB
x
Equation of asymptotes are y  
2
 1  1
Hence C= 1,  and D= 1,  
 2  2
1 1
u   ,  
2 2
38.

x  2y  3 2x  y  3
Hint: The equations of the bisectors are given by 
5 5
x  2 y  3    2 x  y  3
 x  y  0; x  y  2  0
There bisectors intersect at the point P(-1, -1).
Focus S, is the foot of perpendicular from P to MN, where [M(1, 1), N(0, -2)]
i.e. point of intersection of lines, MN (3x – y – 2 = 0) and PS (x + 3y + 4 = 0)
1 7 2 2
Focus is  ,   , MS= ; NS= 4
5 5 5 5
  2  2  
 2  4 
  5  5   16 / 5
Length of semi latusrectum is  
 2   2  2
  4  5
 5   5  5
   
16 2
Hence Length of latusrectum= 
5 5

39.

Since the eccentric angles of P and Q differ by a right angle, we can take P as
(a cos  , b sin  ) and Q as ( a sin  , b cos  )
b sin 
slope of CP 
a cos 
b cos 
slope of CQ 
 a sin 
If A is the angle between CP and CQ, then

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b sin  b cos

A  tan 1 a cos  a sin   tan 1
2ab 1
b 2 sin  cos  a 2  b 2 sin 2
1
a 2 cos  sin 
A is minimum, if sin 2 is maximum,
 
2  , hence  
2 4
40.

The locus of the centre of the ellipse is director circle

ie x 2  y 2  100
AOB  
  5  
  2 tan 1  
2 5 3 6
 5
 arc length = 10. 
6 3

41.

 2
  2

Let A at1 ,2at1 and B at1 , 2at1 be the ends of

double ordinate.

Equation of tangent at A is yt1  x  at1

2

Equation of tangent at B is  yt1  x  at1

2

 A1  (0, at1 ); B1 (0,  at1 )

1
Area of trapezium AA1 B1 B =
2
 AB  A1B1OC
1
 24a 2  4at1  2at1 (at12 )
2
 t13  8  t1  2
If OSA1  

2a
tan   2
a
42. Family of lines passes through focus hence latus rectum will makes shortest intercept.

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43. Key :A, C
Hint : 16x 2  3y2  32x  12y  44  0  16  x 2  2x   3  y 2  4y   44  0

  
16  x  1  1  3  y  2   4  44  0
2 2
 16  x  1  3  y  2   48
2 2

 x  1  y  2
2 2

 1
 3
2
42

 Length of transverse axis  2  3  2 3

 Length of conjugate axis  2  4  8
Center = ( 1, -2)

 3   e 1  e  19
2
Also 42  2

3
44. Key: A,B,D
Solution:
P(1,2) Q(1,-2)
Slope of PA=-1, Slope of QA=1
Equation of PA is: x+y-3=0
Equation of QB is: x-y-3=0
Solving with parabola equations
B(9,6) C(9,-6)
Area of trapezium PBCQ is
1
(12  4)8  64 sq units
2

In radius of PQA = 1  2 2  1
s1
 

In radius of ABC = 2  6 2  1
s2
 
45.
 x  y  1  x  y  3
2 2

Given ellipse is 8 
   4 
   8
 2   2 
 x  y  1  x  y  3 
2 2


    
 2   2  1
 
2 2
(1) 2
 1   k2 
 2    2 
 
  2  k
 k 3/2  21/2
 k  21/3

 
3/2
(ii) Area of the ellipse is  ab   k .k   21/3 
2
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46.

Let 2a, 2b respectively be the lengths of

major axis and minor axis of the ellipse.
Let the dimensions of the rectangle be x, y
then by hypothesis ab = 2020 = xy
and x 2  y2  4(a 2  b2 )
We know that sum of focal distances is 2a
 x  y  2a


  x  y  2 xy  4 a 2  b 2 
2

 2a  2(2020)  4 a 2  b 2  
2

 b  1010
2

 b  1010
Since ab  2020
 a  2 1010
Perimeter= 2(x+y)=4a
1010
Eccentricity 1
4040
Radius of director circle is a  b
2 2

Radius of auxiliary circle is a

47. Key: A,B
Hint: Let parabola touches x-axis at A  , 0 
B  0,  
W.K.T line joiningmid point of A,B and Point of
intersection
of tangents at A, B is parallel to axis of the parabola.

Slope of axis of the parabola=


Equation of directrix is y   x


i.e)  x   y  0

4
Since A lies on the parabola    2   9 
2

2  2

4
  2  4  13  ……(I)
2  2

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4
Since B lies on the parabola  4     3 
2

2  2

4
   2  6   13  ………(II)
2  2

From (I) and (II)  2   2   4  6    2   2

 4  6  0

 3
Hence 
 2

3
Equation of directrix is y   x i.e) 3x+2y=0
2

Equation of latus rectum is 3(x-2)+2(y-3)=0

i.e) 3x+2y-12=0

Tangent at vertex is parallel to directrix and latusrectum and lies mid waybetwwn them.

 0  12 
Hence equation of tangent at vertex is 3 x  2 y   0
 2 

i.e) 3x+2y-6=0

(3x  2 y ) 2
Equation of parabola is ( x  2) 2  ( y  3) 2 
13
i.e) 4 x 2  12 xy  9 y 2  52 x  78 y  169  0
48.
Let the circle be x 2  y 2  r 2 , and the five points be Pi =  r cos  i , r sin  i  , i = 1, 2, 3, 4, 5
Let (hi, ki) represent the centre of that rectangular hyperbola which passes through the four points
Pj( j  i ) let (h1, k1) is centre of hyperbola which passes through P2, P3, P4, P5.
h1 r k r
  cos  2  cos 3  cos  4  cos 5  , 1   sin  2  sin 3  sin  4  sin 5 
2 4 2 4
(As we know if a circle and rectangular hyperbola intersect at four point then their means is mid–
point of centre of two curves)
 5   5 
2h1   r  cos i   r cos 1 , 2k1   r  sin i   r sin 1
 k 1   k 1 
5 5
How ever r,  cos i and
k 1
 sin 
k 1
i are fixed
5 5
Let    cos i ,    sin  i
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 r  r
 h1    cos 1 ;  k1    sin 1
2 2 2 2
   r
2 2 2

  h1     k1     
 2  2  2
This solution is satisfied by all (hi, ki), i=1,2,3,4,5
49. Key : A,B
Solution:
Foot of the perpendicular P(4,-3) to the directrix is (3,-1)
h  3 k  1 2(3  1  7)
Image of (3,-1) about the tangent is  
1 1 2
 h  6, k  4
So focus is (6,-4)
|685| 9
Now the distance of the focus from directrix is 
5 5
Integer Type:
50.
Using reflection property of ellipse equation of
reflected ray SP is 4x+3y=12….(1)
Solving equation (1) with ellipse we get
 75 32 
A   , 
 17 17 
Equation of the reflected ray BS’ is
16x+63y+48=0…(2)
Equation of incident ray PB is y=4…(3)
Equation of bisector of (2) and (3) with
negative slope gives normal to circle at B and is
given by 4x+32y-53=0
Point B
 75 
B=   , 4 
 4 
Now Co-ordinates of centre is ( x1  r cos  , y1  r sin  )
 75  8   1 
   65   , 4  65  
 4  65   65  
Hence ordinate is 5
51. Image of focus (-1, -1) upon the tangent y = 3x - 8 is the point (5, -3) therefore it will lie ondirectrix,
1 1
slope of directrix =  , its equation is y + 3 =  (x - 5)
8 8
 x  8 y  19  0
20
l
65
x2 y 2
Given curve is   1 ….(1)
9 3

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52. director circle of (i) is x 2  y 2  12
Since angle between tangents to (i) at (2u, u ) is obtuse,
Hence (2u, u ) must lie inside director circle,
9 12
  u2 
7 5
x2 y 2
53. Let the ellipse be 2  2  1 .
a b
Radius of drawn circle will be clearly ae , and it’s equation will be x 2  y 2  a 2 e 2
 y2 
Eliminating x2 , from these two equations, we get a 2 e 2  y 2  a 2  1  2 
 b 
a 2 1  e 2 
2

y  2

e2
a 1  e2 
Thus, height of ' P ' from x-axis = units.
e
a 1  e  2

 a 2 1  e2   b2  26
1
Now,  PS1S2  2ae.
2 e
2
b 26.4 121 11
Thus, e 2  1  2  1   e
a 225 225 15
2
x
54. Shortest distance between the curves y  and y  17  x  x  13
20
y  17  x  x  13
y 2  17 x  221  x 2  13x
x 2  y 2  30 x  221  0
Let P 10t ,5t 2  be the point on the parabola
dy dy x
x 2  20 y 2 x  20
 
dx dx 10
10 10 1
Slope of normal   
x 10t t
 1
Equation of normal is y  5t 2   x  10t 
t
 yt  5t   x  10t
3

x  yt  5t 3  10t  0
The above normal is common normal to the circle and given parabola.  15  5t 3  10t  0
 t 3  2t  3  0  t  1
P  10,5 
 PQ  CP  r  25  25  2  50  2  5 2  2

   54  20 2   2  27  10 2 
2
 PQ 2  5 2  2

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