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Physics PART – I
SECTION – A
1. The time taken in first a/2 is T/6 and in next a/2 will be T/4. So
T T 5
t   T
6 4 12
5 M 5 m
  2 
12 k 6 k
2. MI about CM = mR2 + 2 mR2/4

2
I = 3/2 mR
Conservation of AM about CM,
2
Mv o R/4 = 3/2 mR    = v o/6R
10  x 4  x
3. t 
C C
10 + x 4-x
  6  2x
-10 O 4
10  3 x
t  x  3
C
7
t 
C
 7  32  y 2 y
 y  40
-3
4. We know gravitational potential energy is

3 GM2
U
5 R
1
4R3  3V  3
Volume of star V = R   
3  4 
1
3  4  3 2
U     GM
5  3V 
u
Pressure P = 
V
1  4  GM2
   4
5 3  3
V
4

3
P  V
3
18
5. Va  3   Vb
3R
18
Va  Vb  3  0
3R
R  3
6. u in capacitor = 0
Work by battery = qE = 64 J
 Heat = 64 J
2h 2  40
7. Time taken for the plate to fall is t  
g 980
2
t  sec
7
t 2 1
time period T    sec
8 8  7 28
1
 frequency f   28 Hz
T
8. For the water level to remain stationary

Volume efflux = rate of filling (x)
 VA  x
x2
2gh A  x h 
2gA 2
2
70 
h 2
2  980   0.25 
h  40 cm
9. (i), (ii) are true but (iii) is false, as we know that viscosity in gaseous is about 100 times less than
viscosity in liquids.
10. Shape of the composite bar is convex toward PQ if 1   2 .
Vout Iout Rout

11. Voltage gain =  
Vin Iin Rin
2  10 3 4  103
 
40  106 100
 2000
dE
12. When 0
dt
E is maximum
13. least count of Vernier caliper
14. Force on the upper block = ma

Work done = F.S = ma
4
15. Collector current Ic =

voltage drop acrossRL 1
  10 3 amp
RL 1000
Now VCE  9  1  8 volt
IC
Current gain  
IB
25 10 3
or   IB  1.04  103 amp.
26 IB
RL 25 1000 125
Voltage gain     
RC 26 200 26
2
RL  25  1000
Power gain  2     4.6
RC  26  200
Again IE  IB  IC  1.04  10 3  10 3  2.04  10 3 A
F
16. Magnification M   9  F  9f ...... i 
f
Distance between lenses d = F + f  F  f  20 ..... ii 
From equation  i  &  ii  we get F = 18 cm
f = 2 cm
17. The objective has a shorter focal length. The objective has a shorter aperture.
18. Outgoing volume /sec = incoming volume per sec

Q  3  106  4  10 6  1 10 6  4  10 6  8  10 6  2  10 6  7  10 6
Q  13  10 6 m3 / s
19. Here the width of principal maxima is 2.5 mm


Then its half width is =
2
2.5 3
=  1.25  10 m
2

 2  1.25  10 3
Diffraction angle      ....... i 
D 2

a      ....... ii 
a
from  i  &  ii 
  a
1.25  10 3
  103
2
 6.25  107 m
0
   6250 A
20. Average energy density is given by,
5
2
1 1 E  1
U 0 E 2  0  0    E 2
2 2  2 4
1
U   8.85  10 12  12
4
U  2.2  10 12 J / m3
   
21.   i  B j Bk

22. For strong reflection, the least optical path difference introduced by the film should be . The
2
optical path difference between the waves reflected from the surfaces of the film is 2d.

Thus for strong reflection 2d 
2
 589
d    118 nm
4 4  1.25
E0 2
23.  V12   V2  V1   50V
2
 E0  50 2 V
 x
24. y  x0 cos2  nt  
 
2
y  x0 cos  Vt  x   V  n

 dy  2
   x0  v   2V  given 
 dt max 
   x 0
V0 D
25. M
U0 fe
 54 
here u0     cm
 131 
13.5 25
M 
 54  2.5
 
 131 
 327.5
2
26. Energy   Amplitude 
E  KA 2 , K  constant 
dE dA 2  5
2   10%
E A 100
r 1.5
27. we know b    30
2m 2  25  10 3
6
K 25
&    1000
m 25  10 3
 time period
2 2
T   0.628 sec
2 2
 b 1000  900
28. Net Power given to N2 gas = 100 – 30 = 70 cal/sec
The nitrogen gas expends isobarically.
dT 7 dT
 Q  nCp or 70  5  R s
dt 2 dt
dT
  2K / sec
dt
29. If I is the final intensity and I0 is the initial intensity then

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I 5 I 1  3
2

I  0 cos2 30  or   
I0 2  2 
 0.12
 % change  12%
30. Audible waves.
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Chemistry PART – II
SECTION – A
1. Normality of H2O2 = 11.2/5.6

11.2
 V  4 1
5.6 moles of Fe2
Normality of H2 O2
V=2L
2. n1  4 4  2 produces 3 different lines.

n1  4    0, 1, 2, 3
 orbital angular momentum      1 
0
or 2  or 6  or 12 
n
r1 K P 
3. 
r2 K  8 P n
2  8n
1
n
3
4. U  H  nRT
=41000 - 1 8.314  373
 37.9 kJ mol1
5. Umps  A   Umps B 
1
Umps 
M
 MA  MB
1
r 
M
rA  rB
 1 7
6. No. of A atoms =    7 
8
  8
1
No. of B atoms = 6   3
2
7
 A :B  : 3  7 : 24
8
7. H2  2H  2e
8
o 0.0591 2
Eox  Eox  log H 
2
pH  4.23
8. T  Adsorption 
9. V  nST
500 mm  V1  nS  283
105.3 mm  V2  nS  298
V2  298 500 
  
V1  105.3 283 
5
10. (a) Cl Cl Cl
sp3 non - planar
Al Al
Cl Cl Cl
(b) Cl Cl Cl
sp3d2 hybridization here square planar
I I
Cl Cl
Cl
(c) H H H
sp3 (non - planar)
B B
H H
H
(d) tub – like structure (non – planar)
11. (i) exothermic: (i), (v) & (vi)

(ii) endothermic: (ii), (iii) & (iv)
12. M NH3   e  NH3   NH3     MNH2  H2  g
13. comparing D – O & H – O bond strength
14. Ea of 1st step must be higher than 2nd step and XY has lower energy than X + Y.
15. I 
 I2  oxidized  & S 6  S 4 Re duced 
16. No catalyst is used in thermite process
17. en
en
en
Co Co en
en en
18.
OH + BrCH2 CH2Br
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19. In Hoffmann Bromamide reaction N-alkyl substituted amide.

O
C N CH3 will not be replaced so it dosent give hoffman
bromamide reaction.
H
20. H3C H H3C

CH O CH2 O
+
HC C HC C
CH2 O CH2 O
6-membered Transition state
21. 2  H are required for driving the equilibrium forward & getting enolate of an ester.
22. Esterification reaction
23. alc.KOH -
Cl OH OH + H2O + Cl
H H Tautomerism
24. all will produce racemic mixture,  all of them have planar intermediates.
25. IInd is non superimposable mirror image of (I).
26. A, B; planar molecule.

D-Allene, non planar with no plane/ point of symmetry.
27. octet complete.
28. It is converted into an aldehyde.
29. Kp 
 X  X  P
Cl2 PCl3
T
X  PCl5
S
30. let solubility of A2B3 be x M   A 3   2x  S  x  M
2
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Mathematics PART – III

SECTION – A
1 x  r sec  y  r tan  r 2
 x2  y2 
rdr
2
 r sec 
r sec d
dr 2
 r 2   sec d
1
  tan   c
r
1 y
  c
2 2
x y x  y2
2
Put y  0 at x  1, C  1
so y  1  x  y2 2
40 40
 x  x
 1     1   2 4
 2   2    x  x 
2. 
 nC0  nC2    nC4    .........
2   2   2  
     
Put x = 1,
40 40
 1  1 3 40 1
1   1    40
 2  2  2 40
2
2 2
340  1

241
3.  2x  y  6     2y  3x  12   0
so fixed point where  1 &  2 will pass is,
2x  y  6  0
2y  3x  12  0
we get,  0, 6 
 
 1  4
slope of line 1    
 3  3
 4 
r  1
slope of line  2      
s 5
m1  m2 23  23 
tan       tan1  
1  m1m2 11  11 
p q r
4.   1
q r p
 3  1 
11
1 (not possible b/c distinct p,q,r)
 
2
    &   2
   2  1
f  x  h  f  x 
5. f ' x 
h

 
f  h   x 2  h2 xh
h
f h 
f '  x   lt
h 0 h

 x x 2  h2 
 2  x3
x4
f  x   2x  K
4
f  x
for K, lt 2
n u x
x4
2x  K
4 2k 0
x
x4
so, f  x   2x 
4
6. S  x,y : 0  x,y  60
A  Event that x  y  10
B  Event that y  x  10
1
n(E)  602  2   50  50
2
1100
P(E) 
3600
1 4 2
7. n E    C1. C1  24 C1.3 C1  36 C1.4 C1   112
2
112 1
 P  E   64 
C2 18
8. Divide by 2x ,
2x  2 x  5 cos x  3
2x  2x  2  5  cos x  1
 0  0
cos x  1  0 & 2x  2 x  2
12
 x  0, 2, 4 & x  0
Inter sec tion of both solution we get x  0
Number of solution  1
f ' x 50
 1 
9.   ,n  51  n   
f  x  n 1  x n
f '  51 50
1
  n  51  n  
f  51 n 1  51  n 
f  51 1

f '  51 1275
3
10. f '  n   e2n  3n2  6x  5 6x 2  6x  6  
3
3 x 2  6x  5

 6 x 2  x  1 e2x  0
3 2
and e2x  3x  6 x  5
will not be negative so one - one into
cos ec 2 x  n
 cos ec 
2
11.  dx  x  n sec n x dx
cosn x
 
  cos ec 2 x sec n x dx   n sec n x dx
using by part
we get   sec 
n 1
x cos ec x
so, f  x   cos ecx & 9  x   sec x
and min value of sec 2 x  cos ec 2 x  4
n 2n
so  4    2 
m 2n  1
 1
12. Let f  x  
 x  r 
r  1 2 
After differentiation f’(x) is positive so f(x) is increasing so only one real root & other are
imaginary.
13. sum of division   2 3 0
 
 31  32  33 50  51  52 70  71 

exact 2 will come
 2  40  31 8
 19840
14.  p  q   r
converse r   p  q
inverse  r   p  q
 r    p  q
 r    p  q
 r   p  q
13
15. roots are x = 1, 1

2ac
Product of root = 1  b =
ac
 a, b, c are in HP
1 1 1
, , are in AP
a b C
S S S
, , are in AP
a b C
Sa Sb Sc
, , are in AP
a b c
bc ca ab
, , are in AP
 S  b  S  c   S  c S  a  S  a  s  b 
2 2
16. This is shifted ellipse 3  x  1  4  x  1 y  2   3  y  2   0
3X 2  4XY  3Y 2  1
so rotate 450 we get
x2 y 2 
  1 A 
5 1 5
17. Put e x  t
1
121 19
 t 1  t 
0
dt
1
I121, 18 
121  19  1  121 19
C19 
1 19!121!
 
141  140
C19  141!
18. 3 vowels can be selected by = 12 ways

Consonant can be selected by 72 ways
Total ways = 6C3  12  72  17280
19. E1  nF  nB and nR  nL  1
E 2  nF  nB and nL  nR  1
E3  nR  nL and nF  nB  1
E 4  nR  nL and nB  nF  1
P  E1   P E 2   P E 3   P E 4  F B R L
P  E   4P  E1  0 0 5 4
1 1 4 3
n  s   49 2 2 3 2
Event E1 can occurs in following ways, 3 3 2 1
4 4 1 0
n  E1  9 C5 .4 C4 9 C1.8 C1.7 C4 .3 C3 9 C2 .7 C2 .5 C3 .2 C2 9 C3 .6 C3 .3 C 2 .1C1 9 C 4 .5 C 4 .1C1  15876

 15876 
P E   4   9 
 4 
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20. nx   n  1 x
nx  nx  nx  x
x  nx
 x  0  one solution 
since n is the positive int eger so Total solution of x is n  1
  
8   x
 8 
21. I dx
0     
1  cos 4   x   sin 4   x 
8  8 

8 1
2I   dx
8 0 1  cos x  sin 4x

 8 sec 2 2x
  dx
8 0 2  2 tan 2x

 sec 2 t
4
I dt
64 0 1  tan t

 
I n 1  tan t  04  n2
64 64
 b  64
 e  xnx  nx  dx
x
22.
1
e
 e  xnx  nx  1  1 dx
x
1
e e
 e  xnx   nx  1    e dx
x x
1 1
e x e
e xnx  e
x
1 1
 ee 1  ee  e
P  e  1, q  e, r  1 & so, p  q  r  e  1  e  1
 2e  2
 2  e  1
23. a  b  c  sum of two side  third side 

a  c  b  0  f 1  0
f  2   0 also
4a  2c  b  0
 b  2  4a 
15
24. x 2  3x  3  1 & x2  1
x  1, 2    i  & x  1        ii 
Taking intersection and we get x = 1.
So only one solution is possible.
 1 2 1 
1
25. A 1  adj  A   A 1  0 1 2 
A
0 0 1 
A 1 & BA  A
BAA 1  AA 1  B  I
Total no of 1 in matrix B  3 & matrix A 1  4
sin A sin  A  B 
26. 
sinc sin B  C 
sin B  C  sin B  C   sin  A  B  sin  A  B 
sin2 B  sin2 C  sin2 A  sin2 B
 sin2 A,sin2 B,sin2 C  AP
sin A sin A,sinB sinB,sinC sinC  AP
a b C
sin A, sinB, sinC  AP
2R 2R 2R
a sin A,b sinB, c sinC  AP
27. let any point on x 2  4y as  2t,t 2  mirror image of  2t,t 2  along line x + y = 2 is (h, k). is
h  2t K  t 2  2t  t 2  2 
  2  
1 1  2 
h  2t  2t  t 2  2  2  t 2
K  t 2  2t  t 2  2  2  2t
2  K   t  t2  2  h
2
2
2  K  4  2  h
h x& yy
2
 y  2  42  x
28.  
 4 sin3 A  sin3 B  sin3 C  12  sin A sinB sinC   0
 4  sin 3 3 3
A  sin B  sin C  3 sin A sinB sinC  0 
 sin A  sinB  sinC  0 sin A  sinB  sinC
29. lt
e 2002x

 1  1  1001x  e1001x  1  1001x  e1001x  1  
x
n 0  e  1
x2  
 x 
16
 e1001x  1  1001x    x 

lt e2002x  1 e1001x   n2
 x 
n 0
   e  1
2
1001 2
lt 2  1  1  1001
n 0 2
30. let log2x  t

1
1 
t 2
 x
 t  1 log  log
2
2
2
8
7
t 2
 t  1 t  
8
7
 t3  t 2  t  0
8
 1  3 7
  t   t 2   t  D  0 so imaginary value of t
 2  2 4
1
so, t  
2
x 1
log2  
2
1

x2 2
  real value 
so we get one real value of x.

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ANSWERS, HINTS & SOLUTIONS

ALL INDIA TEST SERIES

S. No. PHYSICS CHEMISTRY MATHEMATICS

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10. Shape of the composite bar is convex toward PQ if 1   2 .

Vout Iout Rout

13. least count of Vernier caliper

14. Force on the upper block = ma

15. Collector current Ic =

18. Outgoing volume /sec = incoming volume per sec

19. Here the width of principal maxima is 2.5 mm

20. Average energy density is given by,

29. If I is the final intensity and I0 is the initial intensity then

30. Audible waves.

1. Normality of H2O2 = 11.2/5.6

2. n1  4 4  2 produces 3 different lines.

11. (i) exothermic: (i), (v) & (vi)

12. M NH3   e  NH3   NH3     MNH2  H2  g

13. comparing D – O & H – O bond strength

16. No catalyst is used in thermite process

19. In Hoffmann Bromamide reaction N-alkyl substituted amide.

20. H3C H H3C

22. Esterification reaction

25. IInd is non superimposable mirror image of (I).

26. A, B; planar molecule.

27. octet complete.

28. It is converted into an aldehyde.

Mathematics PART – III

1 (not possible b/c distinct p,q,r)

15. roots are x = 1, 1

18. 3 vowels can be selected by = 12 ways

n  E1  9 C5 .4 C4 9 C1.8 C1.7 C4 .3 C3 9 C2 .7 C2 .5 C3 .2 C2 9 C3 .6 C3 .3 C 2 .1C1 9 C 4 .5 C 4 .1C1  15876

23. a  b  c  sum of two side  third side 

30. let log2x  t

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