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IIT_N-SC/N-C SPL GTA-1 Date: 18-04-21

Time: 3HR 2016_P-2 Max.Marks:186
KEY SHEET
PHYSICS
1 D 2 D 3 B 4 B 5 A

6 B 7 CD 8 ABCD 9 AB 10 ABCD

11 ABCD 12 ABCD 13 AD 14 AC 15 D

16 B 17 C 18 B

CHEMISTRY
19 A 20 A 21 B 22 C 23 B

24 D 25 BCD 26 ABCD 27 ABCD 28 AB

29 ABD 30 AD 31 BC 32 ABD 33 C

34 D 35 A 36 D

MATHEMATICS
37 B 38 B 39 D 40 A 41 C

42 A 43 ABCD 44 ABC 45 BD 46 BC

47 AC 48 BC 49 ABC 50 BCD 51 C

52 D 53 A 54 D
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SOLUTIONS
PHYSICS
du 
1. F  2
dr r
b2 3
Eccentricity e  1  
a2 5
so, SO=3m,SA=2m, SC=8m

U A    20 J ,U c  5 J
2
rA m VA  rc m Vc
2VA  8VC
1 1
mvA 2  20  mvc 2  5
2 2
Solving we get VA  4m / s
2. M is the highest position of balls motion horizontal component of velocity remains the same i.e
u cos 
At point P, let  is the angle formed by vnet (net velocity) with horizontal

v ''
Tan 
u cos 
Where v”= vertical velocity component at point p
Taking vertically downward as positive and motion from M to P v '  0  vertically downward
velocity at
Highest point
2 2
 v "   v1   2 g  H  h   3rd equation of motion 
2 2
  v "   o   2 g  H  h 
  v "  2 g  H  h 

v" 2g  H  h 
 tan   
u cos  u cos 
 2g  H  h 
Or   tan 1  
 u cos  
 
3. 4 resistances all are connected in parallel

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Net resistance = 4
20 2
Power=  100 watt
4
4. At steady state
E  IR  0  IR  E
P.D across resistor=E
5. In Cm frame both the masses execute SHM with

k 2k
  SHM
 m

Initially particles are at extreme

2k
Distance = L0   L  L0  cos t y  A cos t
m

dq
 r dr
6. dV   2
4 0 r 4 0 r
 R R
V   dr 
8 0 R / 2 160
Cair c
7.  
Cned f 
c k
 or   where k is the same for 3 media
f 
k
For A, A 
1.5
k
For B, B 
`1
k
For C, C 
1.4

t 1.5t
No. of waves in A=. 
A k

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t t
No of waves in B   1
3B 3k
2t 1.4t (2)
No of waves in C= 
3c 3k
 2.8
1.5= 1   1  1.7
3 3
8. At constant temperature, decrease in molecular mass causes flattening of the graph. For same
molecular mass of gas, increase in temperature causes flattening the graph
 
Vmp  Vmp  T2

T T T M
 1  2  2  B
MA MB T1 M A
M
But B can be less than or greater than 1
MA
M A T1
Similarly, 
M B T2
If gas A is O2 and gas B is N 2 , then M A  M B
V  T  V  T
mp 1 mp 2

T1 T T2 M B
  2  
M A MB T1 M A
9.

l l  1  ml 2  2
mg  mg   cos      
1
2 2  2 3 
mg cos   N  m 2 (l / 2) 
2
l ml 2
 mg sin     
3
2 3
l
mg sin   f s  m    
4
 2
fs   N  5
10. Charge on a1   r ,     q1
Charge on a2   r2    q2

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q1 r1
Ratio of charges 
q2 r2
kq1 k 
Electric field by q1 is E1  
r12 r1
kq k 
Electric field by q2 is E2  22 
r2 r2
As r2  r1  E1  E2
kq
V1  1  k   V2
r1
V1  V2
11. V0  I o R  Initial potential across capacitor
Vo  10 x10  100 volt
t
I  I 0 e Rc
I t 2
 ln   2 ln 2 
I 0 RC RC
1
C
10 ln 2
Heat produced= Initial energy stored in capacitor
1 1 1 500
 CVo 2   100  100  J
2 2 10n 2 ln 2
Power in the resistor P  I 2 R
2t
 R
2 RC
P I 0 e
t
 R
P  I 02 e 

RC 1 1 1
Time constant    10   
2 10n 2 2 2 ln 2
kx
12. Equilibrium of piston gives PS  kx0 or P  0
S

Since, the chamber is thermally insulated Q  0

1
 Elastic potential energy of spring= work done by gas or work done by gas = k x02
2
This work is done in the expense of internal energy of the gas.
1
Therefore, internal energy of the gas is decreased by k x02
2
Internal energy of an ideal gas depends on its temperature only. Internal energy of the gas is
decreasing. Therefore, temperature of the gas will decrease.
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13. If the distance of the lens from the object be L when a real image is formed on the screen. Then by
lens formula we have
1 1 1
 
L 100  L 23
100  L  L 1
2

100 L  L 23
L2  100 L  2300  0
100  10000  9200
L
2

L  50  10 2 cm 
Now, as lens is executing SHM and a real image is formed after a fixed time gap then this time gap
must be such that real image is obtained when the lens passes through two positions at same distance
from the mean position and having separated by a fine gap of on fourth of the period of SHM This
phase difference

Between the two positions of real image formation must be . As the two position are symmetrically
2

located about the mean position, phase difference of any of these positions from origin must be .
4
If A is the amplitude of SHM then we have

10 2 cm  A sin
4
A=20cm
k
Velocity L lens at mean position in this case is vo  A  A
m
Required impulse to attain this speed is
J  mvo  m A
k
 mA
m
 A km
 0.2   200  2 
 0.2 x 20
= 4 kg m/s
For Time period,
k 200
   10
m 2
2  T 
 10  T   t   s
T 5 4 20
kq k 2Q k  4Q  q  k 2Q
14.   
r 2r 3r 3r
4Q q 2Q 2q Q Q
qQ     q
3 3 3 3 3 2

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q  2Q
15. Magnetic field due to outer solenoid
B = 0nkt
Magnetic field due to inner solenoid
B = 0(n) [2kt]
Magnetic flux linked with cross–section of outer solenoid
= (R2) [30nkt] + (4R2 – R2) 0nkt
= 6R2 0nkt.
16. Flux of magnetic field enclosed in radius r
= R2[30 nkt] +  (r2 – R2) 0 nkt
= 2R2 0 nkt + r2 0 nkt =  0 nkt [2R2 + r2]
If induced electric field is E
E.2r =  0 nk [2R2 + r2]
 0 nk
E [2R 2  r 2 ] .
2r
17.

Let V be the velocity of block at a distance r from the axis

Now, F in  0, V rot  V iˆ
r  r iˆ,    kˆ
  
Now Vrot   V  iˆ  kˆ  V  ˆj
  r       r iˆ
2

F rot  2mV  ˆj  m 2 r iˆ
Now considering motion along x-axis
dV
m  m 2 r
dt
dV
mV  m 2 r
dt
v r
2
 VdV    rdr
o ro

2 
V2 r 2  ro 2 

r 2

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V  2 2
r 2
 ro 2

V  r 2  ro 2
dr
   r 2  ro 2
dt
dr
    dt
r  ro 2
2

Put r  ro sec 
dr  ro sec  tan  dQ
r sec  tan  d
 o    dt
ro 2 sec 2   ro 2
  sec  d    dt
n  sec   tan    t  c
At t=0,   0
C  0
 n  sec   tan    t
 sec  tan   et --------(1)
Using the identity
sec2   tan 2   1
sec  tan   et ------(2)
From equation 1 & 2
1
sec   e t  et 
2
r 1 t
  e  et 
ro 2 
r
 r  o e t  et 
2
 R t
r  e  et 
4
dr R
18. V rot     et  e t  iˆ
dt 4

2 m v rot   
 R 2
Frot  2m
4
 et  e t   ˆj  
1
Reaction force = m  2 R et  et  ˆj  mg kˆ
2

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CHEMISTRY
20. G1  H1  T S1
H1  G  T S
 20  200  20  10 3 
H1  16 KJ
H 2  H1
 r  cp  
T2  T1
H 2  16
20  103 
200
H 2  20 KJ .
0.09
21. Z 6
0.015

22.

23.

24.
25. Conceptual
26. Conceptual
27. Conceptual

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NaCl  aq.  Na  
 aq.  Cl  aq.
29. (I)
0.11  0.9  0.09   0.09
 Ctotal  0.19 M
(II) CaCl2  aq.  Ca 2  aq.  2Cl   aq.
0.5[1-0.8] 0.05[0.8] 0.05(0.8)(2)]
 Ctotal  0.13M
5
K 5  Fe  CN  6   3K   Fe  CN 6
(III)
0.04 1  0.6 0.04  0.6  3 0.04  0.6
 Ctotal  0.112 M
FeCl  3Fe5  3Cl 
(IV)
0.03 1  0.75 0.3  0.7 0.03  0.7  3
 Ctotal  0.093M
30. Conceptual
31.

33.

34.

35. A t  10  101  60  4moles

6A 
 A6
t0 10 
x
t  1hr 10  x  4 1
6

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4 20 220
PT   100   90 
30 30 3
36. Time taken for complete polymerization
10
 1  100 min
10
After this, V.P. will become constant. till that time, V.P. will keep on decreasing.
 
10  20 
After 2 hours, n B  20,n C  5,n A  0 and n A6  ;PT    90  67.5torr .
6 10 
 25  
 6

MATHS
c  t1  t2  
2
t1t2 
37. Area  APB    t1  t2  t  
2t1t2  t 
 tt 
Area will get maximized if  t  1 2  is minimized
 t 
tt
t 12
By A.M  G.M t  tt
1 2
2
tt
Equality holds when t  1 2  t  t1t2
t
 t1 , t , t2 are in G.P.
 3  9 4  12 
38. Centre of ellipse   ,    6,8 
 2 2 
2 2
Equation of auxiliary circle is  x  6    y  8   a 2
It is know that of perpendicular dropped upon any tangent from focus lies on the auxiliary circle
2 2
 1  6    4  8   a 2  a 2  52  12 2  132  a  13
2 2
2ae  SS '   3  9    4  12   10
5
2 13 e  10  e 
13
39. OH  9 R   a  b 2  c 2 
2 2 2

Since G divides OH in ratio 1:2 (Euler’s line theorem)

2
OG  R  2  a 2  b2  c 2 
9

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2 4
AG  ma  R 2  ma2  OG 2
3 9
41  a 2  b2  c 2 
R  2

94
 2b  2c  a   R 
2 2 2 2

9
2 2 2
 b  c  2a
 AC 2  AB 2  2 BC 2
 2BC 2  289  361  650
 BC 2  325  BC  5 13
 m  5; n  13  m  n  8

1
40.  1  2d  &d0
2
2 1
 2d 
2
2 1 2  2
d 
2 2 4
41. Since a, b, c represent vertices of an equilateral triangle in complex plane
a 2  b 2  c 2  ab  bc  ca
 a b  b c  c  a  3 3
2 2 2 2

Also, we know that a  b  c  a  b  b  c  c  a  3 a  b  c
2 2 2


 441  27  27  27  3 27  b  c
2 2

2 2
b  c  147
3  4  4 4 cos 3
42. cos  cos       cos   4
7  7  7 cos 4
1 2 cos 

cos  cos 2

2 cos
1 7
 
 2
cos cos
7 7

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2 
cos  2cos 2
 7 7
 2
cos cos
7 7
2   2 
2 cos  1 4  2sin cos  sin 
7 7 7
 7  
 2   2
cos cos 4sin cos cos
7 7 7 7 7
 3  
4 sin  sin  sin 
 7 7 7
 4
4
sin
7
43. Let (x,y) be point common to both curves solving the two curves, we obtain
y  x    x2  y 2     x  y  .
i.e.  x  y    x  y     1  0
Now, the point (x, y) lies on y  x or it lies on   x  y     1  0

If the two curves were to touch each other then A and B must coincide due to which the lines y  x
and  ( x  y )    1  0 will be tangent to both curves at point of contact.
1 1
Solving y=x and y  ax 2  ax  , we get  x 2    1 x  0
24 24
1 1
But since y=x and y   x 2   x  touch, the equation  x 2    1 x   0 must
24 24
2  3 2
Have one root for which discriminant  0    1   0    ,
6 2 3
1
Similarly, on solving   x  y     1  0 and y  ax 2  ax  and putting discriminant=0
24
13  601
We get 6 2  13  18  0   
12
44. For (A) starting with boy then girl then boy….. and so on, so number of ways to make then sit is
(n !) 2 also we can start with girl then boy then girl….. and so on, for which number of ways to make
them sit is ( n !)2 again.
2 2
Hence ( n !) 2   n !  2  n !
For (B) first make girls sit in n! ways then the boys can be made to sit in n of (n+1) available gaps
which can be done in n 1 Pn ways and thus the boys and girls can be made to sit in
2
n !n 1 Pn   n  1 n !
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For (C) first make the girls sit in row with space between them
G…..G………G……G………….G……………G………G………G
Now the seating pattern can be constructed as follow.
(i) Choose r gaps from (n-1) gaps between the girls (where 0  2r  n ) in these r gaps we can put
two boys in each of these r gap. The gaps can be chosen in n1 Cr ways.
(ii) Choose (n-2r) from the remaining (n+1-r) gaps. In these gaps we can put exactly one boy and this
can be done in n 1 r Cn  2 r ways
(iii) In places marked the boys and girls they can be arranged in (n !) 2 ways.
n
2
 
2
Thus required number 
r 0
n 1
Cr    n1 r Cn 2r    n !
n
r
45. Let S   n
r 0 Cr
n
nr
S n
(replacing ‘r’ by ‘n-r and replacing n Cr by n Cn  r consequently)
r 0 Cr
n
n n n 1
 2S   n S  n
r  0 Cr 2 r 0 Cr
 Given equation therefore reduces to
n n 1 n
n2  8n  14
  
2 r  0 n Cr r  0 2 n Cr
 n  n2  8n  14
 n2  9n  14  0
  n  2  n  7   0
 n  2, 7
45. Let A  (h, 0)  Equation of tangent through A:y=m(x-h)
m(0)  0  mh 4
4 m
2 2
m 1 h  16
 4h   4 h 
 P   0,  ; Q   0, 
 h 2  16   h2  16 
16h 2 h4
 AP 2  AQ 2  h 2  2  2
h  16 h  16

1 1 
47. 1  2 0
2 0 5
 2 2  5  1  0
5  33

4
48. Let D be midpoint of AB
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 x 3  y1  1 
 6 1   10    59  0  3 x1  5 y1  59  0
 2   2 
Also, x1  4 y1  10  0  B   x1 , y1   10,5 
 Equation of AB is 6 x  7 y  25  0
Let E be image of A.w.r.t
x  4 y  10  0
x  3 y2  1 2  3  4  10 
 2    2
1 4 12  4 2
 E   x2 , y2   1, 7 
75
 Equation of BC: y  y   x  1  2 x  9 y  65  0
1  10
 7 
Solving 6 x  10 y  59  0 and 2 x  9 y  65  0 we get C    ,8 
 2 
 Equation of AC:18x+13y-41=0

3 100
49. 1  x  x  x   a  a x  x x  .....  a x
2
0 1 2
2
300
300

3 99
100 1  x  x  x  1  2 x  3 x   a  x ....
2 2
1

Put x=0
 a1  100
Hence (A)
Put x  1  a0  a1  a2  .....  a300  4100
Hence (B)
Dividing throughout by x300
100
 1 1 1  a0 a1 a299
 3  2   1   300  199  .....   a300
x x x  x x x
1
Replace x by we get
x
100
1  x  x 2
 x3   a0 x 300  a1 x 299  .....a299 x  a300
Hence (C)
Put x  1 to obtain (D)

2
50. z1  zz1  z1 z1  1
 z1  z2  z3  z1  z2  z3  z1  z2  z3
1 1 1
    z1 z2  z2 z3  z3 z1
z1 z2 z3
 1 1   1 1  1 1 
  z  z  z  z  z  z   
z z  z2  z3  z3  z1         
z z2   z2 z3  z3 z1 
 1 2 2 3 3 1  1 2  1
 z1 z2 z3  z1 z2 z3 1
  z1 z2 z3

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
z 2  z1  z2  z3  z3  z1  
z1 z 2 z3
Since z  z  z is purely real and thus lm( z )  0

51&52:
Total number of ways in which the 8 students can be put in 4 different rooms with 2 students in one
room
8!
8 C2 .6 C2 .4 C2 .1   2520
2!2!2!2!
Number of ways in which of 4 rooms contain student of same school =4!=24
Number of ways in which exactly 3 rooms contain student of same school=0
Number of ways in which exactly 2 rooms contain student of same school
=(Number of ways to select 2 schools and then 2 rooms for them)  (Number of ways to put
students in these 2 rooms)  (number of ways to put student in 2 other room)
  4 C2 4 C2    2    4   288
Number of ways in which exactly one room contains students of same school
  4 C1 4 C1   1   x   16 x
Where X is number of ways to put 6 students in 3 rooms so that no room contain students of same
school
x   6 C2  4 C2  2 C2   (Number of ways in all room contains students of same school)
-(Number of ways in which exactly 2 rooms contain students of same school)
-(Number of ways in which exactly room contain students of same school)
 90  3! 0   3 C1  3 C1   4   90  6  0  36  48
 Number of ways in which exactly one room contains students of same school
 16 x  16(48)  768
Number of ways in which no rooms contains students of same school
=2520-24-0-288-768
=1440
53 & 54:
Since, tangent is external angle bisector of the two focal radii, image of S’ (i.e. Q) w.r.t tangent at P
will lie on SP extended.
x  3 y1  4 2  3  12  1
 1    2  Q   5, 2 
1 3 12  32

Since Q,P,S are collinear.

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1  2 16  1
mPQ  mPS    h  1
45 h  4
2a=S’P+SP
2 2 2 2
  4  3  1  4    4  1  1  16 
 10  250  6 10
 a  3 10
2 2
2ae  SS '   1  3  16  4 
 16  144  4 10
4 10 2
e 
6 10 3
 4
 b 2  a 2 1  e 2   90 1    50  b  5 2
 9
2b 2 2  50 10 10
Latus rectum   
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