Aiits PT-2 Solution Jee Adv Paper 1

ALL INDIA INTEGRATED TEST SERIES
PART TEST – II
JEE (Advanced)-2022
PAPER –1
TEST DATE: 20-12-2020
ANSWERS, HINTS & SOLUTIONS

Physics PART – I
SECTION – A
1. D
Sol. Comparing with standard wave equation y  x,t   A sin  kx  t 
 dy
v wave  ,v P 
k dt
2. C
r 3
Sol.  tan37o 
8 4
37o
r  6m
 
F  P0  hg r 2  105  10  800  10    36
1.8  36    10  2  10
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3. C
Sol. As  dQ  msdT
dQ dT
 ms
dt dt
From question :S  T
Or S  K1T. K 1 being propertionality constant  K 1
dQ dT dT
Also,  cons tan t  K 2  say   ms  K 2  m K1T   K2
dt dt dt
 K  T2
 m 1  tT t
 K2  2
4. C
Sol. Rate of heat produced
dQ v 2 v2 v2 dQ dT
   and  ms
dt R R0 1    T  0   R0 1  T  dt dt
dT v2
 ms 
dt R 0 1  T 
T T tt
v2
 1  T  dT  R ms  dt
T 0 0 t 0
T 2 v2
T  t
2 R0ms
R0ms  T 2 
t  T  
v2  2 
5. A
Sol. Loss in heat from calorimeter + water as temperature changes from 10o C to 0o C
 m1C110  m2 C2 10  1 1 10  1 0.1 10  11 kcal
Gain in heat of ice as its temperature changes from – 11o C to 0o C
 m3 C3  11  2  0.5  11  11 kcal
Hence ice and water will coexist at 0o C without any phase change.
6. C
Sol. Let P = power radiated by the sun, R = radius of planet
P
Power received by planet =  R 2 .
4d 2
Power radiated by planet  4R 2 T 4 .  

P
For thermal equilibrium,  R 2  4R2 T 4 .
4d2
1
Or T 4 
d2
1
Or T  1/2 or T  d1/2
d
7. ACD
v 5v 15
Sol. f  5.   m
4 4f 16
The open end is position of node of pressure. There is no pressure variation.
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8. AC
Sol. Let  is density of liquid &  is density at object
ga
Bi  vg B f  v  g  a   Bi  
 a 
ga
Ti       vg Tf       v  g  a   Ti  
 a 
9. AC
Sol. The given process is isobaric.
10. AC
8 
Sol. B   Vsub g  103    10 3   1 10
3 
80
B N
3
80
B  N
3
C.B.
mg=20 N
R
Balancing torque about the hinge point,

 80  1
     20  x 
 3  2
2
x m
3
80
Applying force balance, R  20 
3
20
(C) R  N
3
(D) If we displace the rod, still torque will remain balanced.
11. CD
f  v s  v cos 
Sol. fobs  f
 v s  v cos 
E is Engine
v
 E
v

v s  v cos 
 obs 
f
For any observer in train frequency observed is equal to original frequency but observed
wavelength is more.
12. ABCD
2
Sol. y  A sin t
T
 T  4
y  t    A sin  (C) and (D)
 8 4 2
dy 2 2
 A cos t
dt T T
dy  T  2  2 A v
  t  A cos   max
dt  8 T t T 2 2
SECTION – C
13. 00004.35
Sol. W  T  A 
Let radius of droplets is r.
4 4 
  R3  n  r 3 
3  3 
R
r 1
43

W  T  4 nr 2  R 2 
On solving,
W = 4.35 mJ
14. 00106.38
r3 dT 3 dr
Sol. T  2  
GM T 2 r
T = 1.62 hr, dT = 0.015 T
Let the first satellite catch up with second after n revolutions, then
nT   n  1 T  dT 
n  65.67
Periodic time of approach = nT = 106.38 hr
15. 00000.84
Sol. When the star approach the observer minimum wavelength and when recedes maximum
wavelength.
In one time period  min and max are observed twice.
Let the distance between the stars be 2a.
 2  a
v  a
 2T  T
 max  min

  min
v a
 
c T
2cT 
2a  
 
 0.84  108 m
16. 00003.16
Pav
Sol. I
4r 2
I r02

I0 r 2
r  3.16r0
17. 00007.72
Sol. As here the amount of water vaporized is very small, we can assume that as constant
Q1  mST
 50000 calories
Q2  mL v  6480 cal/min
50000  6480t
t  7.72 minute
18. 00158.73
Sol. v  2gh  2  10  2000  200 m/s
1
KE 
2
 
mv 2  2  10 4  m Joule
KE  mST
 2  10 4  m  m  126  T
 T  158.73o C
Chemistry PART – II
SECTION – A
19. B
Sol. CH 2 NH 2 CH3 CH3 CH3 H N CH3
NH 2
NH 2
NH 2
20. B
21. D
Sol. CH3
1. 2.
OH H H OH
OCH 3 OCH 3
3. 4.
OH OH
5. 6.
7. O
22. C
23. A
24. A
Sol. Absolute Configuration
H O
C
2
3
CH3 C C 2H 5
R
H
25. ABCD
Sol. Fermentation of Carbocation (Rearrangement)
26. AC
Sol. Ortho - Para
27. ABD
Sol. (C) X  Mono basic acid due to vacant p-orbital of boron.
28. AB
29. AC
Sol. Hydration Energy = Dissolving capacity of water
30. ACD
Sol.
ACID + BASE C.B. C.A
Weak WEAK
Forward Condition
SECTION – C
31. 00004.00

O
Sol. 2. Due to vacant d-orbital C Cl3
5. OCH3  R  I
6. Non – Bridged head Carbocation
Due to Conjugation
CH 2
32. 00008.00
Sol. 23  2  2  2  8
33. 00006.00
Sol. F Cl I CI
C C C C
I Br F Br
F I F CI
C C C C
Br Cl Br I
F Br F I
C C C C
Cl l Cl Br
34. 00005.00
Sol. 3, 4, 5, 6, 7
35. 00010.00
36. 00000.00
Sol. O2  0
Mathematics PART – III
SECTION – A
37. A
Sol. Since, | A  B |  | A  B |
 Given expression
sin2 x  2a2  2a 2  1  cos 2 x  2
38. A
Sol. Use cot   tan   2cot 2 and solving we get
2n cot 2n   2n
 cot 2n   1
 
 2n    n   ,n  N
 4 
39. D
n 1 1 1 
Sol.  
4n4  1 4  2n2  2n  1 2n2  2n  1
k
n 1 1 
Hence,   1  2
n 1 4n  1
4
4  2k  2k  1
1
 k
4
40. D
Sol.  |z - 4|= Re(z) represent parabola with focus (4, 0) and
imaginary axis as directrix. Pair of tangents from directrix
are at 90o.

 Greatest positive argument is .
4
(4, 0)
41. B
Sol. Given expression can be written as
 3x 2  n  x 2 
1  2 
  ar  2 
 1  x  r 0  1  x 
 ar  n Cr 3r
42. B
Sol. Total number of rectangles
 7 C2  5C2  No. of squares
= 210 – No. of squares
 Number of squares = 24 + 15 + 8 + 3 = 50
   
 1 1   2  2   3  3   4 4
       
 area   area   area   area 
43. AD
Sol. 2
 2 sin2 x 3 sin x 1  23  2sin2 x 3 sin x 1  9
Let 2
 2 sin2 x 3 sin x 1  t  t  8  9
t
 t  9t  8  0
2
 t = 1,8
 2 sin2 x  3 sin x  1  3
or 2 sin2 x  3 sin x  1  0
1 1
 sin x   sin x  ,sin x  1
2 2
44. ABCD
n
2n  1 n
2n  1
Sol. Sn    
n 1 n  2n  n n1 n  n  12
4 3 2 2
n  
1 1 1 120
 2   , S10  1   1
 n n  1
2
 121 121
n 1
 
45. AD
Sol. z1  5  12i, | z2 | 4
| z1  i z 2 |  | z1 |  | z 2 | 13  4  17
 | z1  1  i z2 |  || z1 |  | 1  i | z2 || 13  4 2
 min. | z1  1  i z 2 |  13  4 2
4 4
z2   | z2 |   4 1 5
z2 | z2 |
4 4
z2   | z2 |   4 1 3
z2 | z2 |
z1 13 z1 13
 max.  and min. 
4 3 4 5
z2  z2 
z2 z2
46. AC
 
100
Sol. N 8
552
100  r
Tr 1  100 Cr  5  2
r /5
8
Or rational terms r = 5λ
100  5
must be integer λ = 8k + 4
8
r  40k  20  100
k2
Number of rational terms = 3

Number of irrational terms = 98
Option (c) and (d).
 
6
N 2 1
 2  2   ...  C
6 5
I  f  6 C0  6 C0 6
6
f '   2  1  C  2   C  2   ...  C
6 6 5
6 6 6
0 1 6
I f  f'  2  6
C  2  C  2  C  2 
0
6
0
4
6
4
2
6
C6 
I  1  2 8  60  30  1
I = 197
 
6
f=1- 2 1
47. ABC
Sol. Let the chosen integers be x1 and x2.
Let there be a integer before x1, b integer between x1 and x2 and c integer after x2.
 a  b  c  98 where a  0, b  10, c  0
Now if we consider the choices where difference is at least
11, then the number of solution is 88  3 1 C3 1  90 C2 .
 Number of ways in which b is less than 10 is
100
C2  C2 which is equal to (A), (B) and (C) option.
90
48. AB
2 sin2 2sin2
Sol. Consider 
cos2  cos 4n 2 sin  2n  1  sin  2n  1 
sin   2n  1    2n  1  

sin  2n  1  sin  2n  1 
 cot  2n  1   cot  2n  1 
n
fn      cot  2n  1  cot  2n  1 
n 1
  cot   cot 3    cot 3  cot 5   ....   cot  2n  1   cot  2n  1  

fn     cot   cot  2n  1  …..(i)
SECTION – C
49. 00315.00
Sol. We have 
  
 a 4  3a2  1  b4  5b2  1  c 4  7a2  1
 
   
 a2  b2  c2 
   
 1  1  1 
  a2  2  2   b2  2  5   c 2  2  7 
 a  b  c 
 1
2
 1
2
  1
2

   a    5    b    7   c    9 
 a   b  c 
    
Clearly minimum value occurs when a = b = c = 1 and minimum value = 5 × 7 × 9 = 315
50. 00056.25
a 2 5 A
Sol. R  
2 sin A 2.sin30o
R  2 5
Now, AH  2Rcos A

 2 2  5 cos30o  H

 2 5  3
 4 5  3 B C
k  4
51. 00004.00
Sol. bc 
2ab cosC  2 3 ab sinC


a2  b2  c 2  12 
2b 2b
52. 00004.00
Sol. R = 3,  = 6
PDEF  DE  EF  DF  R  sin 2A  sin 2B  sin 2C 
 4R sin A sinB sinC
 b c  1
 4R  sin A    2   4
 2R 2R  R
53. 00729.00
Sol. f  n   n C0 an 1  n C1an  2  ......
 a  1
n
 f n 
a
39   a  1 39
f  2007   f  2008  
a
 39
54. 00004.00
Sol. 2 | z | 4 Im (z)
1
Probability =
4
/4
O /4 Re (z)

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ALL INDIA INTEGRATED TEST SERIES

ANSWERS, HINTS & SOLUTIONS

Power radiated by planet  4R 2 T 4 .  

Balancing torque about the hinge point,

Mathematics PART – III

Number of rational terms = 3

  cot   cot 3    cot 3  cot 5   ....   cot  2n  1   cot  2n  1  

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