Sri Chaitanya

IIT Academy, India 05-12-21_ Sr.C-IPL-TS _Jee-Adv(2020-P1)_WTA-18_Key & Sol’s

Sri Chaitanya IIT Academy., India.

A.P, TELANGANA, KARNATAKA, TAMILNADU, MAHARASHTRA, DELHI, RANCHI

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ICON Central Office, Madhapur – Hyderabad
SEC: Sr.C-IPL-TS WTA-18 Date: 05-12-21
Time: 09.00Am to 12.00Pm JEE-ADV_(2020-P1) Max. Marks:198

KEY SHEET
PHYSICS
1 B 2 C 3 C 4 D 5 D 6 A

7 A,C,D 8 B,D 9 A,B 10 A,D 11 A,B 12 A,C,D

13 0.0 14 2.5 15 0.0 16 10.0 17 5.0 18 0.0

CHEMISTRY
19 D 20 B 21 A 22 B 23 C 24 B

25 A,C 26 B,D 27 B,C,D 28 A,B,C,D 29 C 30 A,D

31 108.0 32 212.3 33 0.772 34 4.0 35 2.0 36 3.0

MATHEMATICS
37 A 38 C 39 D 40 D 41 C 42 C

43 A,B 44 A,C,D 45 A,C 46 A,C 47 A,B,C,D 48 A,B,C

49 9 50 66 51 6 52 4 53 32.0 54 7

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SOLUTIONS
PHYSICS
1) q  Cv  200 2 sin 100t  mc
dq i
i  200 2 cos 100t 100mc  2 2  104 cos 100t  mc , imax  0  20 Amp
dt 2
2) Here L and C are in parallel. When frequency of power supply is equal to the resonant
frequency of the circuit, resonance occurs. In the parallel resonance circuit, current
becomes zero. Therefore ammeter A3 reads zero ampere.
3) 3T 8
 I dt  I 0 sin t
I T 8 2 2i
I  0 ,i   ,i  0
rms 2 a vg  dt 3T 8  T 8 a v g 
4) 0.4
Here X L   L  2 nL  2  50   40

Ev 200
R  30 K  Z  RL 2  X L 2  302  402  50 Iv    4A
Z 50
5) Comparison of graphs shows that in (d) alone, current lags behind the voltage by
900 which are true in case of a pure inductor.
6) The equation of a semicircular wave is or x 2  y 2  I 02 y2  I 02  x 2

I0 I0 I0
x3
  2I 0 3
1 1 1 2
 i   I y dx  2I 0   
2 2 2 2
rma I0 x dx I x
2I0 0  I0 0  I0

1  3 I   3 I   2 I
3 3 2
2I 2
2
  I 0      I 0    
0 0
, I rms 
0

0
I0
2I0  3  3  3 3 3
7) I R v i
I rms  0 , cos   , Pavg  0 0
2 Z 2
8) As, we know that efficiency of a transformer is defined as the ratio of output power to the
input power. in an ideal transformer, where there is no power loss, i.e.,   1 , (i.e 100%(So,
flux per turn in primary is equal to flux per turn in secondary. While power associated with
primary coil at any moment equals to power associated with secondary coil.
9) V V
In case of a coil as Z  R 2   2 L2 i.e. , I= 
R   2 L2 Z 2

V 12
So when DC is applied as   0 , I  ,i.e.R   3
R 4
And when AC is applied, V  V   12 
I  , i.e., Z        5
Z  I   2.4 
Or R 2  X L2  52 (as Z  R 2  X L2 ). So, X L2  52  R 2  52  32  42 , i.e. X L  4 .
4 XL
But as X L   L, L  
 0.08 Henry , Now when the capacitor is connected to the above
 50
1 1 103
circuit in series, As X C     8
C 50  2500 106 125
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So, Z  R 2   X L  X C   32   4  8   5
2 2

V 12 R
And hence, I    2.4 A , So, Pav  Vrms I rms cos    I rms  Z   I rms   
Z 5 Z
i.e., Pav  I rms R   2.4   3  17.28W
2 2

10) The reactance of circuit is zero in two cases

(i)At resonance, X L  X C
So total reactance, X   X L  X C   0 because
(ii)It contain neigher inductor nor capacitor
11) Current Induced emf in the inductor
12) 1
V1 = V2  XL  XC  f   125 Hz
2 LC
V 200
I rms    2A ( Z  R )
R 100
V1  V2  IXL  I .( )  1000 volt
13) i0 i
- 0 =0
2 2
14) 100 100  103
P  Ev I v cos    cos 600  2.5W
2 2
15) Power, P  I r .m.s  Vr .m.s  cos  . In the given problem, the phase difference between voltage
and current is p/2. Hence P  I r .m.s  Vr .m.s  cos  / 2   0
1/2
16)  T i 2 dt 
i rms

 0 T 
 
 0 dt 
17) 50 5 50 5
Peak current through R1 ,I1 = = A , Peak current through R2 , I 2 = = A
10 2 2 10 2 2
π
Phase difference between I1 and I2 is ∴ Peak current through the source is
2
⎛ 5 ⎞2 ⎛ 5 ⎞ 5
2 2
I = I + I = ⎜⎜ ⎟⎟ + ⎜⎜ ⎟⎟ =
1 2 × 2∴ I =5 A
⎝ 2⎠ ⎝ 2⎠ 2

18) Transfer does not work for DC

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CHEMISTRY
19) Linear with negative slope for NaCl
20) H 2O21 
 O20

2e-
1 mole H 2O2  2  96500  1.93 105 C
21) It is an example of Witting reaction
CH 3CH 2CH 2CH  pph3  CH 3CCH 2CH 3 
CH 3CH 2CH 2CH  CCH 2CH 3  ph3 p  O
3  methyl  3  hep tan e
22)

23) Conceptual
24) Conceptual
25) Conceptual.
26) Mg and Al are highly electropositive metals and cannot be obtained by electrolysis of their
aqueous salt solutions.
27) Only (A) is wrong while (B), (C), (D) are correct.
28) In case of unsymmetrical ketones the point of cleavage is such that keto group is retained
with smaller alkyl group preferentially ( popoff’s Rule)

29)

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30)

31) Ect
Using Faraday’s First law of Electrolysis W
F
(E= eq.wt, C= Current, t= time F=Faraday (96500 Coloumbs)
Atomicweight
Equivalent weight=
valency
Q = ct (charge of electricity)

C= current in amperes
t= time in seconds
Ect 0.108  96500
W W = wt of silver  E   108
F 0.5 193
32) Maximum work done by galvanic cell is equal to decrease in its Gibbs free energy
( G 0 ) is thermodynamic quantity obtained from E 0 values
If conc. pf all the reacting species is unity
Wmax (G 0 )  nFEcell
0
n= no of electrons involved
F=Faraday (36500 C) of charge  2  96500 1.1  212300 J  212.3 KJ
33) Half reaction n E0 nE 0
Fe 2  2e   Fe 2  0.44  0.88    1
Fe3  3e   Fe 3  0.036  0.108     2 
eq  2   eq 1

Fe3  e   Fe 2 , E 0  0.108   0.88   0.772V

34) Conceptual
35) OH
|
HO  CH 2  CH 2CHO , CH 3  CH  CH 2CHO

36) Conceptual

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MATHEMATICS
 5  2  . As 2 and 5 are coprime, t
100  r r
37) tr 1  100Cr 8
. 6
will be rational if 100  r is a
r 1

multiple of 8 and r is a multiple of 6. also 0  r  100 .

r  0, 6,12,....., 96  100  r  4,10,16,....,100 But 100  r is to be a multiple of 8. So,
100  r  0,8,16, 24,...96. The common terms in (1) and (2) are 16, 40, 64 and 88 .
r  84, 60,36,12 give rational terms.  The number of irrational terms  101  4  97 .
3400   34    81  1  80 
100
38) 100 100

 1  100C1  80   100C2  80   ....  100C100  80 

2 100

 1  8000  (last two digits in each term is 00)

 Last two digits  01
39) n
C4 a n  4 (b) 4  n C5 a n 5 (b)5  0
 a  n  5 1
  .
b 5
40) 15  x1  x2  x3  20  x1  x2  x3  16  r
r  0,1, 2,3, 4.
13 r  31
Now, number of positive integral solutions of x1  x2  x3  16  r is C13 r
ie, 15 r C13 r 15 r C2
4
Thus, total solutions   15 r C2 15 C2 16 C2 17 C2 18 C2 19 C2
r 0

 20 C3 15 C3  685
41)

 3 3  9
42) Let A  a1 , a2 , a3 ,...........an  . For any ai  A, we may have following situations.
i  ai  P, ai Q
 ii  ai  P, ai Q
 iii  ai  P, ai Q
 iii  ai  P, ai Q
 P  Q contains exactly two elements. Taking 2 elements belonging to case
 i  and  n  2  elements will belong to case  ii  or  iii  or  iv 
 Number of ways  n C2  3n  2.
43) The given expression is the coefficient of x n in 1  x n  1  x n 1  ...  1  x n  k
 1  x k 1  1  1  x n 1  x k 1  1  x n
 Coefficient of x in 1  x   
n n

 1  x  1  x
 Coefficient of x n 1 in 1  x   1  x  i.e.
n  k 1 n n  k 1 n  k 1
Cn 1 or Ck

  Let f r   4  15  .
n n
44) I  f  4  15

Then 0  f r  1 , I  f nC0 4n nC1 4n 1 15  nC2 4n  215 nC3 4n 3  15   ...

3

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 15 
3
f r  n C0 4n  nC1 4n 1 15  n C2 4n  2 15  nC3 4n 3  ...
 I  f  f r  2  n C0 4 n  n C2 4n  215  ... = even integer
0  f  f r  2  f  f r  1  1 f  f r
Thus I is an odd integer. Now , I  f  f r   4  15  ,  I  f 1  f    I  f  f r  1
n

45) Inclusion of log x implies x  0 .Now 3rd term in the expansion is

 
2
T21  5C2 x5 2 x1og10  1000000 (given) Or x3 2log10  105
x x

Taking logarithm of both sides we get

 3  2 log10 x  log10 x  5 or 2 y 2  3 y  5  0 where log10 x  y
or  y  1 2 y  5   0 or y  1 or 5 / 2 or log10 x  1 or 5 / 2  x  101  10 or 105/2
3 p   4  1  41   1 , 5q   4  1  42  1 , 7r   8  1  43   1
p p q r r
46)
Hence, any positive integer power of 5 in the form of 42  1 .
Even power of 3 and 7 will be in the form of 4  1 and odd power of 3 and 7 will be in the form of
4  1 . Hence, both p and r must be odd or both must be even. Thus p + r is always even. Also, p + q +
r can be odd or even.
47) 8,7,6,4,2, x and y. For the number to be divisible by 3, x + y + 27 is divisible by 3. The
possible pair of (x, y) are (5,1), (3, 0), (9, 0), (9, 3) and (1, 5), (0, 3), (0, 9), (3, 9).
48) Conceptual
21 r r
49)  b  a  7  r /2   2/3 r  7/2 
We have Tr 1   3   Cr a
Cr  3 
21 21
b
 a  b 
r 2 7
Since the powers of a and b are same, 7   r   r  9
2 3 2
50) Conceptual
51) Conceptual
52) 480  25 x3 x5
Now, 4n  2  2  2n  1  odd multiple of 2. Thus, the total number of such divisors is 1 x
2 x 2 = 4.
53) n2
C10  3  n 3 C9 
54) Giving any randam configuration for f 1 to f  5 , number of functions  45 ways (each
5
element from 1 to 5 can be mapped in 4 ways ) , Now the sum  f 1
i 1
is either odd or
even. If it is odd then . We have only two choices for f  6  , i.e., element 8 or 10.

(as odd + even =odd ).

If the sum is even then also we have only choices for f  6  , i.e,. 7 or 9.
Hence the total functions  45  2  211.

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