09-02-17_Sr.

IIT-IZ-CO-SPARK_Jee-Main_GTM-3_Key&Sol

Sec: Sr.IIT-IZ-CO-SPARK JEE-MAIN Date: 09-02-17

Time: 09:00 AM to 12:00 Noon GTM-3 Max.Marks: 360
KEY SHEET
MATHS PHYSICS CHEMISTRY
Q.NO ANSWER Q.NO ANSWER Q.NO ANSWER
1 1 31 1 61 2
2 1 32 4 62 4
3 3 33 2 63 3
4 1 34 2 64 2
5 1 35 1 65 2
6 1 36 2 66 2
7 2 37 3 67 2
8 4 38 3 68 2
9 4 39 4 69 4
10 1 40 3 70 1
11 4 41 3 71 1
12 2 42 2 72 4
13 4 43 4 73 1
14 2 44 2 74 4
15 4 45 1 75 4
16 3 46 2 76 3
17 2 47 4 77 2
18 4 48 4 78 2
19 1 49 2 79 3
20 1 50 2 80 3
21 1 51 2 81 1
22 3 52 2 82 4
23 2 53 4 83 2
24 3 54 3 84 1
25 3 55 4 85 2
26 2 56 4 86 1
27 1 57 2 87 4
28 3 58 3 88 2
29 1 59 4 89 4
30 1 60 2 90 2
09-02-17_Sr.IIT-IZ-CO-SPARK_Jee-Main_GTM-3_Key&Sol

MATHS
 3  z1   2  z2 
1. arg    arg  
 2  z1   3  z2 

 3  z  2  z 
= arg  1

2

 2  z1  3  z2 

A( z1 ) B ( z2 )

1 2

D(2,0) C (3,0)

If k  0 , its argument will be zero

So, 1 & 2 are equal in magnitude but opposite sign.

So DC subtends equal angle at A & B. So, points are concyclic if k  0

1 1 tan x
2.  2sin x cos x dx  2  sin x cos x dx

1 sin 2 x  cos2 x 1 sec2 x

=
2  sin x cos x
dx 
2  tan x
dx = log(tan 2 x)  tan x  c

 1  1  1 1 1
3. 1  1    1   
 y  z  y z yz

2 2
1  1  2  1  
2
1 1 1 2 1 2 2
= 1    1   1   =   = 1  
  1  
y z yz yz yz  yz  yz y  z C  yz   C 

4. Conceptual Question

5. Locus of Q is the line of intersection of the plane x  2 y  3z  4 and

x y 5 z  2
1( x  1)  1( y  1)  1( z  1)  0  then line is  
1 2 1
09-02-17_Sr.IIT-IZ-CO-SPARK_Jee-Main_GTM-3_Key&Sol
A
y
tan PBF 
2x
F y y
P E tan PBC 
x x
2y
2x
B C
6.

y y

3 xy
tan B  2 x 2x  2
y 2x  y2
1 2
2x

2 x2  y 2 2 y 2  x2
cot B  , cot C 
3xy 3xy

x2  y 2 2
cot B  cot C  
3xy 3

 2 4 6   1
7. x 2  y 2  3  2  cos  cos  cos   3  2    2 .
 7 7 7   2

(c  d) 2 (c  d) 2
8.  18 and  72 .
ab ab

a  3, b  1, d  3, c  9 is a solution for which the minimum is attained.

9. f (x)  f (y)  0  (x  3)2  (y  3)2  16
f (x)  f (y)  0  (x  y)(x  y  6)  0

10. f f (x)  6  f (x)  2or f (x)  1

f (x)  2 has two roots and f (x)  1 has four roots.

11. Z2017 = Z Þ Z = 0 or Z  1

12. solving
 3 3k 
C1 & C2  A     a, ka    a, a  3 .
2 2
,
 1 k 1 k 
tan gent l to C2 at A is y+a 2  3  2kx      (1)
 B  1, 2   A  1 .

from expression (1)  2  a 2  3  2a 1  3  a2 .

 a  3, a  2, a  1
a  3

1  x   n C0  n C1 x  n C2 x 2  ......  n Cn x n
n
13.
Put x = 1, w, w 2 and add
09-02-17_Sr.IIT-IZ-CO-SPARK_Jee-Main_GTM-3_Key&Sol

 C2  C5  C8  ...... 
1 n
3
 n

2   1  w 2n 1  w n  2 

 2   1  w 4001  w 2002 

1 2000
3
2000

22000  1

3
14. x  r cos  , x  r cos 
dr
 d  sin 1 r    
1 r 2

r  sin     

 x 2  y2  x sin   y cos   0
1
 radius 
2

6k 3k 3k 1
15.  
3k  2k 3k 1  2k 1  3k  2k 3k 1  2k 1
n
6k 3 3n 1
So, therefore, lim  k   lim n 1 n 1  3  1  2
k 1  3  2  3  2k 1  3  2 n  3  2
n  k k 1

16. the equation  tan 2 x   tan x  a  0 is true only if tanx is an integer. Since  tan 2 x  and a

both are integer.

1  4a  1
 tan x  = both value are integers  4a  1   2k  1
2

2
 k2  k  a and a  100
 there are 9 values of a satisfied.

4t 2 2
17. tan x  t   t2  2  5
1 t 2
t

  t 2  1 t 4  t 2  2   0

 t 2  1,
 3
x ,
4 4

18. locus of P is the chord of contact of tangent, from A is 3x  4y  1  0

Distance of (0,0) is 1 5
09-02-17_Sr.IIT-IZ-CO-SPARK_Jee-Main_GTM-3_Key&Sol
3/4
   1  3 
1/4 1
19. 
2 
1
dx  
3/4
0.dx  
2 1/4
dx      
2 4 2 4 4

A  2xe x
2
20.
dA
Now, 0
dx
1
 x is point of maxima
2
2
 Amax 
e

C B

D A

21. Let f(x) = sgn([x] + [x])

0; xI

1; xI
Hence f(x) is periodic with period 1.
i j k
22. p  b  c 2 1 1  i 1  1  j  2  1  k  2  1
1 1 1
 2 i  j  3k
a j k
a  p  3 2 6  i  6  6  j  9  12  k  3  4
2 1 3
 21i  7k
7  3i  j  3i  k
Required unit vector : 
7 9 1 10
23. Conceptual
24. Let ‘d’ be the common difference 2a1 + 39d = 0
S n is maximum  ax 1  0
 2a1  a1
a1  n 0 39  2 x 
39 39
n  19  n  1  20  n  1  21
n  20
09-02-17_Sr.IIT-IZ-CO-SPARK_Jee-Main_GTM-3_Key&Sol

25. 6,7,8  23,4,5  0,1,2

6,7,8 M  20,1,0  1,0,0   1,2,0 
26. B j denoted j th drawn ball is black  j  1,2,3
W j denotes the j th drawn ball is white  j  1,2,3
Now, B3   B1 B2 B3   B1 B2 B3  W1 B2 B3  W1 W2 B3 
3 5 7 3 7 5 7 9 3 504
 P  B2           
10 12 14 10 12 14 10 12 14 1680
 B   P  B1 B2 B3   P  B1 B2 B3   210 5
Now, p  1    
 3
B P  B3  504 12

27.

 
sin  sin 1 6 x   sin   sin 1 6 3x    6 x   1  108 x 2
 2
144 x 2  1
1
 x
12
1
x  satisfies the initial equation
12
28. Image of one focus S w.r.t the tangent lies on the line S’Pby solving the tangent and
S’P
 34 11 
we get the point of contact as  , 
 9 9
1
e 
41
n  n  1 n 1
29. New mean  M  M
2n 2
p « q º ( p ® q) Ù ( q ® p )
º ( ~ q ® ~ p) Ù ( ~ p ® ~ q )
30. i)
º ( ~ p ® ~ q) Ù ( ~ q ® ~ p )
º ~ p« ~ q

~ ( p « q) º ~ éë( p ® q) Ù ( q ® p) ù
û
º ~ ë( ~ p Ú q) Ù ( ~ q Ú p) ù
é
û
º ( pÙ ~ q) Ú( qÙ ~ p)
ii) é p Ú ( qÙ ~ p) ùÙ éé~ q Ú ( qÙ ~ p) ùù
º ë û ëë ûû
º é( p Ú q) Ù t ùÙ ét Ù ( ~ qÚ ~ p) ù
ë û ë û
º é~ ( ~ p) Ú q ùÙ[ ~ qÚ ~ p]
ë û
º ( ~ p ® q) Ù ( q ® ~ p) º ~ p « q
Also ~ ( p « q) º p « ~ q (inter changing p, q)
09-02-17_Sr.IIT-IZ-CO-SPARK_Jee-Main_GTM-3_Key&Sol

PHYSICS
31. Use the expression: Fnet  M .aCM
32. Let 1 and 2 be the speed of the body before and after striking.
1 sin   2 cos (as there is no friction)

 
e1 cos   2 cos    
2 

2 sin 
 e  tan 2 
1 cos 

33. Reference frame is at the edge of the plane with the leftward direction as the x-axis. Let
x0 be the distance of the cart at t = 0
mg  T = ma
T = Ma

a = mg
= 2.8 m/s2
Mm

Since, M has an initial velocity to the left, a is in fact retardation for M.

V = 7 + (2.8)  5 = 7 m/s
i.e. after 5 sec the cart will have the same speed but in opposite direction.

x = x0 + 7  5 + 1
(2.8)  5
2

x = x0 + 35  35 = x0
Let the cart go by S to the left from its initial position
02  72 = 2(2.8)  S
S = 8.75 m
Distance covered in up and down journey = 8.75 + 8.75 = 17.5 m
mg R1 N
34.  
sin(90  ) sin(180  ) sin90
09-02-17_Sr.IIT-IZ-CO-SPARK_Jee-Main_GTM-3_Key&Sol
N
Rr
90 +  

(180  ) C2
R1 C1
r r

mg

 R1 =mg tan  = mg r
(R  r)2  r 2

mgr mg 8 3  10
=  = = 20 N
r n  2n
2
n  2n
2 4 3

36. Let the initial pressure of the spheres be ” when heated let the pressures be 1 and 2
of the spheres having initial temperatures 0C and 20C respectively then.
1 283
  1.037
 273

2 303
and   1.034
 293

1  2

thus the mercury pellet will be displaced to words the sphere at higher temp.
k
2k.
37. Keq = 2
 k
 2k  
 2

Keq = k 2
 k = 40 N/m
5 5
2

m1m2
Meq = 
25 5

m1  m2 10 2

1 K eq 1 40
f = = = 0.64 sec1
2 meq 2 5 2

38. Applying KVL we get

The current flowing in resistor (R1) = 3E

2R

39. Net force on current carrying loop kept in a uniform magnetic field is always zero.
For  = 0, torque = 0
09-02-17_Sr.IIT-IZ-CO-SPARK_Jee-Main_GTM-3_Key&Sol
Q2
40. Force of attraction between the plates =
2A 0

C2 V 2 C2 V 2 1 1
=   CV 2 . = mg (as given)
 0 Ah  2Ch 2 h
2 
 h 

 The block will remain at rest.

41. 2a = 3 + 4
a = 7/2 = 3.5 m/s2
42. vx = 4 cos 60, vy = 4 sin 60
and acceleration of the ball relative to lift is 12 m/s2 in negative y – direction
2v y vy
 T= = = 1
sec
12 6 3

43. Since VL = VC,

so it is resonance.
V
and i 
R

15. % error in V  6%
% error in i  1%
maximum percentage error in value of R is 6%.
 R = (20  1.2).
46. No eddy current form in case (i) & (ii) and hence motion is not opposed.
1 1
43. CV 2  Li2
2 2

 (9  1012)(12)2 = (2.5  103)i2

45. (x) = a  bx
where values of a and b are 2 and 1 respectively in SI unit
46. For V1 < 5 volt the diode is forward biased output will be fixed at 5V and V 1 > 5 volt
the diode is reverse biased, and output will follow V 1.
47. For equilibrium
 F = 0  = 0

3 1
N= – ….(i)
2 2

torque about A due to all forces excluding normal force is found to be zero.
09-02-17_Sr.IIT-IZ-CO-SPARK_Jee-Main_GTM-3_Key&Sol
1
2
3
2

F= 3 A
2 x
N
3
48. Taking moments about point B to be zero.

T1.  ib B  mg
2

T1 T2

A B

mg  2ibB mg
T1  .
2

53. 1. (d)
Total path difference = AB + BC + /2 =  for maxima

C
h
A
h sec   
h(sec )cos2
B

hsec  cos 2  hsec    / 2

h sec   2 cos 2     / 2


h
4 cos 
60. kx0 = ma0
09-02-17_Sr.IIT-IZ-CO-SPARK_Jee-Main_GTM-3_Key&Sol

CHEMISTRY
61. ANS: 2
62. Ans: 4
Solution:Conceptual
63. Sol: Text book information
64. ANS: 2
65. Ans: 2
CONCEPTUAL
66. Sol: NH 3 can form only one hydrogen bond due to the presence of one lone pair on
nitrogen atom
67. Ans : 2
68. Ans:
Solution:
O O
O COOH
BuLi hydrolysis
NH N + NH 3 + CH 3COOH
CH3COCl
CH3 COOH
O O

69. Sol: Text book information

70. ANs : A
71.
COOH COOH
COOH H Br H OH
PCl3 moist
H D CH3 CH3
Br2 Ag2O
CH3 COOH COOH
Br H HO H
CH3 CH3

72. Sol: Magnesium salts give basic magnesium carbonate with Na2CO3 and normal
carbonate with NaHCO3 on boiling
73. Ans : A
74. Ans:
Solution:
09-02-17_Sr.IIT-IZ-CO-SPARK_Jee-Main_GTM-3_Key&Sol

Sol: The compound is  BH 2  NH 3  2   BH 4 

 
75.

Ans : C
76.
77. Ans:
Solution:

OH O OCOCH3

Na2Cr2O7 Ac2O

OCOCH3
O OH
78. Sol: In SiCl4 inter-molecular repulsions are more due to negative charge on chlorine as
π back bonding from Cl  Si is negligible. Due to back bonding two bond length
decreases and bond becomes stronger in Si-Cl
79. Ans : C
80. Ans:
Solution:
NH2 NHCOCH 3 NHCOCH 3 NH2

CH3COCl HNO3 hydrolysis

pyridine H2SO4

(A) (B)
NO 2 NO 2
(C) (D)

81. Sol: PCl5 when react with TiCl4 form TiCl5- or TiCl62- by denoting Cl - ion. NCl3 on
hydrolyses gives basic NH 3 . Nitrogen donot form pentahalides. Thionic acids do not
contain S - O - S bonds.
82. Ans : D
83. Ans:
Solution:
09-02-17_Sr.IIT-IZ-CO-SPARK_Jee-Main_GTM-3_Key&Sol
Cl

CH3
; Thermodynamic as well as kinetic and 1,2-adduct

2
84. Sol: In  Ni  H 2O  6  the NH 3 can attack at six coordination sites. But as the number of

H 2O molecules substituted increases the probability of the coordination sites for the

attack decreases. So K values decrease.

85. Ans : B
86. Ans:
Solution:
NO 2 NH2 OH ONa

HNO3 Sn NaNO2 PhN2Cl

H2SO4 HCl HCl NaOH
H2O,
N2Ph

87. Sol: Both C2O42 and SO32- can reduce acidified dichromate
88. Ans : B
89. conceptual
90. Sol: Both AgNO3 and Pb ( NO3 ) 2 form insoluble AgCl and PbCl2 with dil HCl. AgCl is

soluble in ammonia. PbCl2 is insoluble in ammonia but soluble in NaOH