Fiitjee All India Test Series: Concept Recapitulation Test - Iv

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ALL INDIA TEST SERIES

CONCEPT RECAPITULATION TEST – IV
JEE (Advanced)-2021
PAPER –1
TEST DATE: 01-08-2021
ANSWERS, HINTS & SOLUTIONS

Physics PART – I
SECTION – A
1. C
a a a 2u y
Sol.   2  …(1)
u x eu x e u x g
Horizontal range:
2.ux uy
R …(2)
g
2. B
Sol. N1 = N2 …(1)
N1
W = N1 + N2 …(2)
By (1) and (2)
W N1
N1  …(2) O
1  2
Balancing torque about ‘O’
3R N2
N1 × R + N2 × R = W  sin  
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N2
8    2  W
Sin    
3  1  2 
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3. D
dQ K(6a2 ) (T  T0 )  R  dT
Sol.   n 
dt x    1  dt
T t
dT 6Ka2 (   1)
 T  T0
T1

nRx o dt
6Ka2 (  1)t
nRx
T  T0  (T1  T0 )e
4. C
 L L J
Sol. J  x    I w Vcm =
 2 2 m
 LL
J x  
L J 22 J  L
  Vcm  ;   x  2
2 M I M  
J
ML2
I=
12
5. A
 Area SAB 
Sol. t AB    T
 Area of ellipse  S
B
=
 ab 1
4
  b   ea 
2  1 e 
 T     T
ab  4 2  A
6. C
k
Sol. F
v
dv k k
m  ;  vdv   dt
dt v m
mv 2
= kt
2
Work done by force = change in kinetic energy.
7. ABD
Sol. Time for OA is
A
2u sin(   ) u cos(   )
t  …(1) u
g cos  g sin  v

Solving this equation we get 
2 tan2  cos  – Sin . Tan  + Cos  = 0 O
This quadratic equation has two roots
Sin  1
Tan 1 + Tan 2 =  tan  …(2)
2 Cos  2
3
Cos  1
Tan 1 × Tan 2 =  …(3)
2 Cos  2
By (2) & (3)
Tan 1  Tan 2
 Tan( 1  2 )
1  Tan 1  Tan 2
1
Tan 
2  Tan( 1  2 )
1
1
2
1  2  
Also, b2  4ac
(–sin )2  4 × 2 cos  × cos 
Solving we get
 1
  Cos1  
3
8. ABCD
Sol. Apply ampere’s law
 
 B  d   0i
9. ABC
Sol. Loop ABEF C C
+ – B C
q1 q1  q2 A M
+ –
 E …(1) q1 q2
c c + +
Loop ABCDEF E (q1 – q2) C q2 C
– –
q1 q2 q2
  E …(2)
c c c F D
N
E
Bu (1) and (2) we get
q E
VMN  2  2
c   3  1
10. AD
Sol. Path difference of the two rays (one coming directly to
antenna and other after reflection from water surface B

x  AB  AC 
2
h
h h 
 x =  cos 2 
cos  cos  2  C
A
h 
= 1  cos 2  
cos  2
4

or x  2hcos  
2
For constructive interference x  n
 1
 n     3
2
 2hcos    n or h    = , ,........ etc
2 2cos  4 cos  4 cos 
11. B
Sol. Constant force does not affect T of spring block system.
12. AC
dNB
Sol.  1NA   2NB
dt
dNB 3N0
at, t = t0,  0 , NB 
dt 2
3N
 2N0 1e1t0   0 0  0
2
1 4 1
t0  ln
1 3  2
SECTION – C
13. 00274.00
 4 3
 R 
4 3  x 4 3 3
Sol. W  R g h  R    R g h  R  
3  2 3  2A 
 
14. 00004.58
Sol. h = (R – r) [cos 30° – cos 60°]
1 1
mgh  mv 2  mr 22
2 2
2 2 o
v sin 30
x
2g
15. 00002.72
Sol. Loss in KE = Kf – Ki
1 2 1
K f  mv cm  Icm 2
2 2
1 1
K i  (0.08) (10)2  (0.08) (6)2
2 2
Apply conservation of momentum and angular momentum to get Vcm and .
16. 00002.66
Sol. The observed reading will be = 10 mm + 1 × 01 mm = 1.01 cm
Mass 2.7369
density = = 3
= 2.65654  2.66 gm/cm3
vol (1.01)
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17. 00000.60
Sol. After opening of at equilibrium temperature and pressure
of whole gas is T1 and P1
1 V 0.5  V  4
n1  , n2 
RT RT
n1 + n2 = n
V V  4 5VP1
 
RT 2RT RT1
3V 5VP1 P1 0.6
 ; 
RT RT1 T1 T
Q = 0, W = 0
 U = 0
n1CVT + n2CVT = (n1 + n2)CVT1
T1 = T
P1 0.6

T T
P1 = 0.60 atm
18. 00000.25
Sol. Bv = i1R …(1)
q dq B
B v = but  i2 R C
c dt F
q = Bvc
ii = Bca …(2)
F – (i1 + i2) B = ma i i1 i2
Solving this we can find terminal velocity
Bv R C
FR FR
v 2 2  = 0.25
B 4FR
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Chemistry PART – II
SECTION – A
19. D
 2.178  2.165  3
Sol.    5.96  10
 2.178 
20. D
Sol. Kp= PCO2  1
log Kp= 10  8500 / T
log 1 = 10 8500/T
T = 850 K
21. B
wt  n  1000
Sol. Normality =
MM  V
1 w  2  1000

10 126  250
w=0.1575 gm
22. C
Sol. Lindlar’s catalyst forms cis-alkene.
23. C
Heat
Sol. NH4 2 Cr2O7   Cr2O3  N2  4 H2O
24. D
Sol. H = E + nRT
If n > 0 H > E.
25. ABC
Sol. LiAlH4, converts carbonyl compound into alcohol.
26. ABC
Sol. O O
O
O
O O O O O O
O O
O O
O O O O O
27. ACD
Sol. NO, O 22  and oxygen having unpaired electrons in molecular orbital.
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28. ABCD
Sol.
29. AC
1 1 1
Sol. pH= PK w  PK b  logc
2 2 2
Using this we will get conc. & mol mass
30. ACD
Sol. Rate can be changed by changing the concentration of reacting species involved in rate
law expression and by the temperature.
SECTION – C
31. 00006.90
Sol. For 1 mole of ideal gas, PV = constant; Isothermal process.
W reversible = - nRT ln(V2/V1) = - PV ln(P1/P2)
32. 00002.00
Sol. H  E a f  E a b
Eab = 120 kJ mol–1
After addition of catalyst
H = -40 kJ mol–1
Eaf = 20 kJ mol–1
Eab = 60 kJ mol–1
33. 00000.50
Sol. PV = nRT
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PV 2  400  10 3
n  mole
RT 0.082  100
Using this value of mole we can calculate pressure of gas in new cylinder.
PV = nRT
nRT 2  400  10 3  0.082  100
p   0.5 atm
V 0.082  100  1.6
34. 00077.07
3a
Sol. 2r =
4
3a
r=
8
35. 00001.50
x 18
Sol.   1.50
y  z 12
A is Na6P6O18
36. 00001.60
x 8
Sol.   1.60
5 5
All of them can form.
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Mathematics PART – III
SECTION – A
37. A
d4 f(x)
Sol. As, f (x) = x4tan (x3) – x ln (1 + x2) is odd,  0 at x = 0.
dx 4
38. A
t
 sin t 2 dt 2 sin t 2 2 2 2
0
Sol. Lim  Lim  Lim  
t 0 1
t sin t 2
t 0 sin t 2  2t 2 cos t 2 t0 t 2
1 2 3
1 2
2 tan t 2
39. B
      
Sol. On expanding we get a. c a  a. a     c    b
    

 c  a. c a  b 
 (a) is correct and (b) is ruled out.
   2 2

 c  a. c a  b 
 
If  is the angle between a and c then
2 2
4   2cos    2  2cos    1
3
 cos   
2
   30o ; 150o
40. D
 x2 cot 1 x; x  0

Sol. g(x)    x2 cot 1 x; x  0  twice differentiable
 0 ;x  0

h(x) = sin2x → differentiable
 4x 3 . cos 1  x 2 . sin 1 ; x  0

k '(x)   x x
 0; x  0
twice differentiable
41. B
a 1 1
Sol. Since the system has non – trivial solution, therefore 1 b 1  0
1 1 c
a  1 1 b 0
Applying R1  R1  R2 ,R2  R 2  R3 , we get   0 b  1 1 c  0
1 1 c
10
  a  1 b  1 c  1  c   1  b 1  c   0
 1  a 1  b  c  1  c   1  b 1  c   0
Dividing throughout by 1  a 1  b 1  c  ,
c 1 1
we get   0
1 c 1 b 1 a
1 1 1
 1    0
1 c 1 b 1 a
1 1 1
    1.
1 c 1 a 1 b
42. B
Sol. The volume is invariant under translation. Z
4 3
If X  x  , Y  y  , Z  z  4, then the planes 3
3 2
become 3 X  2 Y  Z  3
The plane 3X  2Y  Z  3,  3X  2Y  Z  3.
3X  2Y  Z  3 , 3X  2Y  Z  3 form an
octahedron.
The plane 3X  2Y  Z  3 forms a tetrahedron Y
with coordinate planes in the positive octant of O 3
1 3 3 2
volume .1. .3  1
6 2 4 X
3
Total volume  8   6
4
43. ABD
     
Sol. Volume   2b  c 3c  a 4a  b   18
 
   2
 24 a b c   18
  
 a b c   3
  2
1  sin   cos  sin2

    2   2   4 
Now,  a b c   sin     cos     sin  2  
 3   3   3 
 2   2   4 
sin     cos     sin  2  
 3   3   3 
Applying R1  R1  R2  R3 and expanding
  
a b c   3 cos 3  3
  2
1  2 4   2 4 
 cos 3    3  , ,  , ,
2 3 3 3 9 9 9
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44. CD
1
Sol. Clearly p1 
2
3
p2  p HH  p  T  
4
Now, the score n can be obtained in two distinct ways.
I. By throwing head when the score is n – 1
II. By throwing tail when the score is n – 2
1 1 1
 pn  pn1    pn2    pn 1  pn2 
2 2 2
11
Also, from this P4  .
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45. ABC
Sol. A  A B
3
 P  A   P  A  B   P  A  B 
4
Also,
P  A  B   P  A   P B   P  A  B 
 P  A   P B   1
3 5 3
  1
4 8 8
Now,
A B  B
5
 P  A  B   P B  
8
3 5
  P  A  B 
8 8
and
P  A  B '  P  A   P  A  B
3 5 3 3
   P  A  B '  
4 8 4 8
1 3
  P  A  B ' 
8 8
 P  A  B   P  B   P  A ' B  [Using Equation (1)]
3 5
  P B   P  A ' B  
8 8
1
 0  P  A ' B  
4
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46. BCD
Sol. x 4  4 x3  8 x 2   k
 f  x   k
Where
f  x   x4  4 x3  8x 2  x 2  x 2  4 x  8
Let g  x    k
From the graph the following cases arise :
1. When 3   k  0,  0  k  3
In this case, y   k intersect at four points.
2. When 4   k  3,  3  k  4
In this case, y   k intersect at two points, the given equation has two real roots.
3. When k  0,   k  0
In this case, there are two points of intersection. So, the equation has two real roots.
47. ABCD
1/3
Sol.  gof  x    2x  sin x 
Range of (gof) (x) is R.
48. BC
Sol. lim x
x 
 x 1  x 
x 1 1
 lim  lim 
x 
x 1 x x 
1 2
11
x
 x 2 x3 
 x    ...   x
ln 1  x   x 2 3 1
Option (A): lim 2
 lim  2
 
x 0 x x 0 x 2
x
2 sin2
1  cos x 2 1
Option (B): lim 2
 lim 2
x 0 x x  0
x 2
4 
2
1/ 2 1/ 2
Option (C): lim

1 x  1
 lim
1  x   1 
1
x 0 x x 0 1  x   1 2
x 1 1
Option (D): lim  lim 
x 0 x 0
x  x 2  2x 2 2
1 1
x
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SECTION – C
49. 00006.00
Sol. Let z  x1  iy1,w  x2  iy2
| z  3 | Re z  (x1  3)2  y12  x12 ....(i)
| w  3 | Re w  (x 2  3)2  y 22  x 22 ...(ii)
 y  y2 
arg(z  w)   1  tan  1 ...(iii)
4 x1  x 2 4
By solving (i), (ii) and (iii) we get
y1  y 2 6
 
x1  x 2 y1  y 2
From (iii) y1 + y2 = 6
50. 00002.50
     
Sol. Let r  b  c and c    xi  yj  . Since c and b are perpendicular, we have
  4 
4x  3y  0  c  x i  j 
 3 
      
  r .b
1  proj. of r on b   

b  c .b b.b
  

b b b
 
 b.c  0 
 
 1
  b  5 . Hence   
5  
  r .c
Also, 2  proj. of r on c  
c
  


b  c .c

  5
 c  x
c 3
6
Thus, x   . Therefore,
5
 1 6 4 
r   4i  3j   i  j     2i  j 
5 5 3 
 1 6 4   2 11 
r   4i  3j   i  j      i  j 
5 5 3   3 5 
Thus there are four such vectors
4 2 2
2 2 11
i 1
ri  2 2i  j  2  i 
5 5
j  20
51. 00000.50
Sol.   
a x 2  x  1  x2  x  1  0 
14
 a 2
x2  x  1
or a 

x 2  x  1  2x 
x  x 1 x2  x  1
2x 2
 a  1 2 or a  1 
x  x 1  1
x   1
 x
1 5
Now, for x  2 , the minimum value of x  is .
x 2
7
 a
3
52. 00007.00
Sol. x1  x2  x3  12
t1  t2  t3  9 Total solutions  ti  xi  1
y1  t2  t3  3 Extra solutions  y 1  t1  6 
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Sol. Let   d, ,   d are roots
 3  a (1)
3 2  d2  b (2)
1
 
  2  d2  (3)
9
a2
From (1) and (2), d2  b
3
Put d2 in (3) to get
2a3  9ab  1  4
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 6 27  1
Sol. 9A 2  6A  I   B
 10 1
2
  3A  I  81
 3A  I  9 (1)
a b 
Let A   
c d 
 g  ad  bc   18 or 0 (using equation 1)
Since A  0
 ad  bc  2  A  2

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1  sin   cos  sin2

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