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PHYSICS CHEMISTRY MATHEMATICS

1. (C)
19. (D) 37. (B)
2. (C)
20. (C) 38. (D)
3. (A)
21. (A) 39. (B)
4. (A)
22. (C) 40. (D)
5. (A)
23. (C) 41. (B)
6. (D)
24. (A) 42. (A)
7. (A, D)
25. (A, C, D) 43. (A, B, C)
8. (B, D) 26. (D)
44. (B, C)
9. (B, C) 27. (A, B, C)
45. (A, D)
10. (A, B, C) 28. (A, B)
46. (B, C, D)
11. (A, D) 29. (A, B)
47. (A, D)
12. (A, B, C) 30. (C)
48. (A, D)
13. (05.00) 31. (04.00)
49. (14.00)
14. (20.00) 32. (06.00)
50. (12.00)
15. (42.00) 33. (04.00)
51. (02.00)
16. (01.62) 34. (02.00)
52. (08.00)
17. (04.00) 35. (02.00)
53. (37.00)
18. (10.00) 36. (10.00)
54. (05.00)

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6. Answer (D)
PART – I : PHYSICS
Use ideal gas equation and pressure variation
1. Answer (C) with height

2R PV = nRT = nRT0[1 + ah]

y cm  R 
 dp
  g
dh
1  2
 mv 2  mg R  1    dp = –gdh
2  
nM
P.  nRT0 1  ah 
 2 
 v  2gR  1  
 
PM
  
2. Answer (C) RT0 1  ah 

Flux depends on net charge inside the Gaussian P0

 P  Mg

surface & E 
kq
rˆ 1  ah aRT 0

2
r 7. Answer (A, D)
3. Answer (A) F F
a 
1  1  3 5
Q1 Q2
V  For minimum F,
40 R 40 R F F
1  10  0.2  1   1   0.2  1  10
3Q1 = Q2 5 5
1.2 F 40
2Q1   8  Fmin 
V  5 1.2
4  0 R
1.2
And, Fmax   5  10  75 N
4. Answer (A) 0.8
8. Answer (B, D)
System is equivalent to glass slab.
vP,Box  8iˆ  6 jˆ
5. Answer (A)

d 2
aP ,Box  10cos37  jˆ  8 jˆ  
Apply    2 9. Answer (B, C)
dt 2

ma 2 d 2 a a 1 1 1 10  15
. 2   k. .    f  = 6 cm
6 dt 2 2 f u v 25

d 2 3k f u v
    
2 2
dt 2 m f u v2

3k f 0.2 0.1
       f  0.088 0.1
m 36 102 152

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10. Answer (A, B, C) 15. Answer (42.00)

P = I2R
Apply KVL and find current in each branch

I10  1A 
P1  10 W
1 
I4  A   P2  2 W
2 
I2  1A 
1
P3   4  1 W
4

11. Answer (A, D) Reflected ray goes along y = tan(2). x

R for y = 144 cm
r 
2 144 = tan(2 × 37°) × xmax
I  R2 xmax = 42 cm
M
4
16. Answer (01.62)
 I R 2 
mgR  B0  
 4  Use equation of photoelectric effect

4 mg 1240 1
I =  + mv12 ...(i)
RB0 500 2

12. Answer (A, B, C) 1240 1

=  + mv22 ...(ii)
620 2

 = 1.616 eV

17. Answer (04.00)

4 
We got l 2  l1 1
3 2

 l2 = 4l1
50 2
I1   25 A
2 2  N=4
I2 = 25 A 18. Answer (10.00)
=0
 n n 
n  n    ...
13. Answer (05.00)  10 100 

PE = KE n 10n

= 
1 9
kR 2
 1
Also, 10
kT 5

2 PART – II : CHEMISTRY
 kR  mgh
7 19. Answer (D)
5
 H h5m
7

14. Answer (20.00)

1 2 1 2
mu  kxm
2 2
m 1
 xm  u  2
k 100
= 0.2 m

= 20 cm

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20. Answer (C)

MnO4  C2O24  H  CO2  Mn2
n-factor 5 2
Equivalents of C2O24 in 100 ml
= equivalents of MnO 4 24. Answer (A)
= 0.04  5  25  10–3 =5  10–3 25. Answer (A, C, D)
3
5  10
Moles of C2O24 in 100 ml =  2.5  10 3 Coordination number of M in BCC and FCC is 8
2
and 12.
Mass of C2O24 in 100 ml
26. Answer (D)
= 2.5  10 3  88  0.22g
 Q = ncT
0.22
Percentage purity of C2O =  100  55%
0.4 Number of mole in
21. Answer (A)
Compartment-1
Ea

K  Ae RT PV
n1 
 K= Ae– (a + bT) RT

0.08314  103 kPa  1

=
8.314 kPa  500

1
= mol
50
Compartment-2
K 8.314  103 kPa  3
 ln   = – (a + bT) n2 
 A 8.314 kPa  1200
K
 ln   = – bT – a = 2.5 mol
 A
 Q1 = Q 2
  y = mx + c
22. Answer (C) 1
For isochoric expansion,    T  500  2.5  1200  T
50
H1 = CV(T2 – T1) + (P2 – P1)V1
T = 1194 K
For irreversible adiabatic compression
27. Answer (A, B, C)
H2 = CV(T3 – T2) + (P3V2 – P2V1)
Moles of thiosulphate consumed
Also, CV(T3 – T2) = –P3(V2 – V1)
= 1.71 × 103 mol
 H = H1 + H2 = CV(T2 – T1) + (P3V1 – P1V1)
23. Answer (C) = Moles of copper
Mass of copper (in 50 ml)
= 63.5 × 1.71 × 103 = 0.109 g
Mass of copper in = 1.09 g
500 ml
1.09
Percentage of Cu =  100
4.2

   26 %

Balanced equation is
2Cu2+ + 4I  Cu2I2 + I2

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28. Answer (A, B) 31. Answer (04.00)

PM
Using d 
RT
1.16  0.082  725
  M
1
 69
  V.D. = 34.5
  Molar mass at equilibrium
Total mass
=
Total moles
99
=
1 x
COCl2 CO  g  Cl2  g 32. Answer (06.00)
at eq. 1  x x x
K1Ea1 K 2Ea2
99 Enet  
 1 x  K1  K 2 K1  K 2
69

  x
30 10
 102  80  4  102  100
=
69 23 102  4  102
PCO . PCl2  x 2 
KP   PT 0.8  4
P  1  x 2  =  96
5  102
COCl2

= 0.23 atm
29. Answer (A, B) x=6
30. Answer (C) 33. Answer (04.00)
Buna-S, Buna-N, Glyptal, dacron
34. Answer (02.00)
 Tf  i  K f  m

0  0054
i 3
1 8  103

 Formula of complex is [Pt(NH3 )4 Cl2 ] Cl2.

35. Answer (02.00)

I2 + 10HNO3  2HIO3 + 10NO2 + 4H2O
36. Answer (10.00)

 
eq (MA) =  eqM
2 
 eq A 2

= 1.5 × 10–2

M(MA ) =3 × 10
–2

KMA = 3 × 10–4

3  104 mol
 C=
3  102 m3

mol
= 102
m3
= 10–5 M

 Ksp = 10–10

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PART – III : MATHEMATICS 39. Answer (B)

37. Answer (B) Equation of ellipse can be written as

 1  1  1
f ( x )   x 3  3  – 6  x 2  2   12  x    a  0x  0 2 2
 x   x   x  x  y  1  x – y – 3
   
2 2 
 1  1  1
f ( x )   x 3  3  – 6  x 2  2   12  x    a  0x  0
 1
 x   x   x 2 1

Let x 
1
t x2 y 2
Which is similar to   1 whose director
x 2 1
So, g(t) = t3 – 6t2 + 9t + 12t + a ≥ 0; t ≥ 2 circle is x2 + y2 = 3
g'(t) = 3(t – 1) (t – 3)

 g(3)  0 and g(t)  0t –2

Let P   
3 cos , 3 sin  equation of chord of

 –12  a 38 contact is x 3 cos   2y 3 sin  – 2  0

38. Answer (D)

It touches the circle x2 + y2 = r2
4x 2  x  2
Case-I : Let x  then 2.3x  2 and 2 00–2 2
x2  x  1 r  
3cos2   12sin2  12 – 9cos2 
1
 x  or x 
2
2 2
 rmax  and rmax 
So, x  0 3 12
Case-II: Let x > 0, we prove that
rmax
4x  x  2
2  2
 2.3x rmin
x2  x  1
40. Answer (D)
4x 2  x  2
Assume the opposite i.e.  2.3 x
x2  x  1 b2  c 2 – a2
In a triangle ABC, cos A  1  1
2bc
4x 2  x  2
 2.30  2
x2  x  1
 b 2  c 2 – a 2  2bc
1
 x < 0 or x  Similarly c2 + a2 – b2 < 2ca
2

1 a2 + b2 – c2 < 2ab
Since, x > 0. So, x  .
2
 a2  b2  c 2  2  ab  bc  ca
4x 2  x  2
Hence,  2.3x  2 3  3
x2  x  1
ab  bc  ca 1
 
  a b c
2 2 2 2
 x 2 – 2 x – 1  0  x  1  2, 

ab  bc  ca
4x 2  x  2 1 2 Also, 1
Thus,  2.3  23
x
 2.3  18
2
a2  b2  c 2
x  x 1
2

4x 2  x  2 1
But  4 for any x > 0.   cos   1
2
x2  x  1

We get a contradiction  
   0, 
 3
So, domain is R.

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41. Answer (B)

 
2
I2   x 2 x 3 dx. Let x3 = t
p be () so points A, B and C are (, 0), 0

(,0,) and (0,,) respectively. So, plane

 3x 2dx  dt
y z
passing through these  2 also
  1
8
1
1
8 1 4
t  dt   8   t  dt   
3 0

   3 0
3 2 3
   p If (x1, y1, z1) is foot of
a b c
45. Answer (A, D)
perpendicular from origin, then equation of plane
x1 (x – x1 ) + y1 (y – y1 ) + z1 (z – z1 ) = 0 F'(x) = f(x) = (x – 2)2 (x – 5)(x – 6)(x – 10)

x y z
Comparing with    2, we get
  

2x1  2y1  2yz1  x12  y12  z12


So locus is x12  y12  z12    1
 ax1 by1 cz1 
1
 2p
1 
F'(x) changes sign from negative to positive at
5 and 10 ∴ F(x) has local minima at x > 5, 10,
42. Answer (A)
F(x) has local maxima at x = 6
1 1 1 1 46. Answer (B, C, D)
Let Tk 1  so , , are
a  kd a  5d a  9d a  17d
Two of the three lines represented are
in arithmetic progression
perpendicular to each other and intersecting at
1 1 1 1 (0,1) which is orthocenter a fixed point.
 –  –
a  9d a  5d a  17d a  9d

 a  7d

 182   p  6 (q  6)

So maximum value of q is 30 (as p + 6  7)

So, minimum value of p + 6 = 9 Clearly circumcenter lies on x-axis

 q + 6 = 36 We have AI  k 2
 q = 30
 
2
 (h – 0)2 + (k – 1)2  k 2
43. Answer (A, B, C)
 x2 – y2 – 2y + 1 = 0
1 1
Let P(A) = P, P (B )  P and P (C )  P
2 4 47. Answer (A, D)

4 5x sin–1 x cos–1 x

 P( A)  P(B)  P(C )  1  P  sin–1 x  cos–1 x  and 
7 2 3 4

44. Answer (B, C) 15 10

sin–1 x  , cos–1 x 
14 7
512
 x dx. Let x
1/3
I1   t 48. Answer (A, D)
1/3
3 2
0 x (MN)2 = 3MN


dt 1
 x–
2  NMNMN M = 3NMNM
dx 3 3
 (NM)3 = 3(NM)2  (NM) = 3I
8 1
1
 I1  3  t  dt  3  8    t dt  24   12 1 1 1  1
2 P I so, P  P 2  ...    2  ... I  I
0 0 3 3 3  2

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49. Answer (14.00)  Their foci are coincident

5 9 1  AeH  3
1 f ( x )dx  4 f ( x ) dx  5  9  1  4

9  B2  A2eH2 – A2  9 – A2
27   f 1( x ) dx  41
4
Again hyperbola must pass through (5,4) the
9 1
 f ( x ) dx  14 vertex of rectangle
4

25 16
50. Answer (12.00)  2
– 1
A 9 – A2
I1   f ( x )dx   x  f ( x )1   xf ( x ) dx
4 4 4
1 1
 A 4 – 50 A2  225  0
= 4f (4)  f (1)  I2
 A 2  5 only
4 4
I2   xf ( x )dx   (5  x ) f (5  x ) dx  Equation of hyperbola is
1 1
2 2
x y 4 3
5 –  1, e  1  
 I2  (f (4)  f (1)) 5 4 5 5
2

3 53. Answer (37.00)

I1  (f (4)  f (1))
2

 I1 = 12 PR2 – 2PR⋅ PQ cos(QPR) + PQ2 – QR2 = 0

51. Answer (02.00)
1 = 22  one root of the equation is twice the
ln(1  9 x ),
2 0  9x  1 2
other

 ln2 – cos1 9 x 2  1 discontinuous at x =  1
f (x)  
3 5 5
 sin  QPR  
 2
 – cos9 x 2

 9 x 2
 1 4 2 32
52. Answer (08.00) 54. Answer (05.00)

x2 y2 z3 + (–z1)3 + (–(1 – )z2)3 = 3z(–z1)

Let the equation of hyperbola be – 1
A2 B2 (–(1 – )z2)

16 3  z – z1 – (–1–  )z2  0,   R

Eccentricity (e) of the ellipse e  1– 
25 5
So, |z| is perpendicular distance from (0,0) to line
As hyperbola intersects the ellipse orthogonally
joining the points (3,4) and (1,–2)
and passes through vertices


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