Sri Chaitanya IIT Academy., India.: KEY Sheet

Sri Chaitanya
IIT Academy, India 05-09-21_Sr.C-120/C-IPL& IPL-IC(Coming )- KA, MH,TN &AP(CBSE)_Jee-Adv(2019-P1)_WTA-11_Key & Sol’s
Sri Chaitanya IIT Academy., India.

A.P, TELANGANA, KARNATAKA, TAMILNADU, MAHARASHTRA, DELHI, RANCHI
A right Choice for the Real Aspirant

ICON Central Office, Madhapur – Hyderabad
SEC: Sr.C-120/C-IPL& IPL-IC(Coming )- KA, MH,TN &AP(CBSE) WTA-11 Date: 05-09-21
Time: 07.00Am to 10.00Am JEE-ADV_(2019-P1) Max. Marks: 186
KEY SHEET
PHYSICS
1 C 2 A 3 C 4 C 5 ABC 6 BD
7 AC 8 AD 9 ABD 10 ABC 11 AC 12 ABCD
13 4 14 12 15 2 16 31 17 1.25 18 180.1
CHEMISTRY
19 C 20 D 21 B 22 A 23 ACD 24 ACD
25 AC 26 AB 27 BC 28 BC 29 ABC 30 BD
31 391 32 5 33 0.52 34 7 35 4 36 6
MATHEMATICS
37 A 38 A 39 B 40 D 41 AC 42 ABCD
43 ACD 44 ABC 45 BD 46 AC 47 AC 48 ACD
49 3 50 1.5 51 2.828 52 4 53 3 54 8
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SOLUTIONS
PHYSICS
1. When the road rotates, there will be an induced current in the rod. The given situation can
be treated as if a rod ‘A’ of length 3l rotating in the clockwise direction, while another rod
say B of length 2l rotating in the anticlockwise direction with same angular speed  .
1
As e  Bl 3
2
1 1
For A : eA  B  3l  and eB  B    2l 
2 2
2 2
Resultant induced emf will be
1 5
e  eA  eB  Bl 2  9  4  or e  Bl 2
2 2
di N A 2
2. eback  L where L  0
dt 1
 N A 1.5  0 
2
 eback  0
1  1103 
4  107  400   20  104
2
  1.5 103   0.3V

20  102
3.
Figure shows a rod PQ of length L which moves with a uniform velocity v parallel to a
long straight wire carrying a current i. Here a magnetic field is produced by the current
carrying wire and the rod moves in this field. Consider a small element of length dx of the
rod at a distance X and (X+dX) form the wire.
The emf induced across the element
De=B v dx_____________________________(1)
We know that magnetic field B at a distance X from a wire carrying current I is given by
0 i
B . ______________________  ii 
2 x
From eqs.  i  and  ii 
i
de  0 vdx ___________________  iii 
2 x
The emf e induced in the entire length of the rod PQ is given by

0 i
e   de   QP vdX
2 X
0 i

rL
vdX
2 X
r
0 dX
iV  rr  L
2 X
 iV
 0  log e X r
rL
2X
 iV
 0 log e  r  L   log e r 
2
 iV rL
 0 log e  
2  r 
4. Conceptual
B X X
5.   BA 
2 2 2
d 2 X dX X
  B  Bv
dt 4 dt 2
d 2 X dX X d 2y
  B B
dt 4 dt 2 dt
XBv Bv
i 
2  X  2X  
 1 2 
6. Magnitude of induced electric field due to change in magnetic flux is given by
  d
 N  1 and cos   1 or E.l   R 2  2 B0t    2 B0t 
dB dB
 E.d l  dt
A
dt  dt 
Here, E= induced electric field due to change in magnetic flux
E   2 R   2 R 2 B0t or E  B0 Rt
Hence, F  QE  B0QRt
This force is tangential to ring. Ring starts rotating when torque of this force is greater
than the torque due to maximum friction
7. The emf induced in each of the vertical sides of frame P will be E1=B (l) 2v, with upper
point at a lower potential, while the emf induced in each of the vertical sides of frame Q
will be E2 (2l) v with upper point at a higher potential. The emf induced are as shown

 
E1
E2
S S
8. In this figure, two pole faces are shown.
2 cm
2 cm

 B   2  102   5Wb  B   10 2 T
2 5
Flux through face   5 Wb

4
0
i)Now a conductor moves at 90 with B Emf induced =Blw
5 
   10 2    2  10 2   12  3mV
2 
 
ii) The conductor moves at 300 with B . Hence velocity perpendicular to B is v sin 300
 emf induced  Bl  v sin 300   1.5mV
There will be no induced emf due to velocity
v
Component v cos   ,  600
2
Hence the conductor moves at angle of 600 to the magnetic field.
9. Conceptual.
d  1 d dq 1 d
10.   i   or 
dt R R dt dt R dt
d
At t  1,3,5 0i 0
dt
d 1 
At t  0, 2, 4, 6  max  i  max  dq   d q 
dt R R
Total   0, q  0 , induce emf is such that it tries to oppose the cause of its own
Production W  0
11.

At t=0
E  Blv sin 
E 2 Blv sin 
i 
r/2 r
When capacitor is charged, then
VA  VB  Blv sin 
12. Conceptual
13. For 0  2sin t 2  t  0
 
and 2  2 sin 2 t  t 2  , t
2 2
The energy spent, E  Li 2  L  2sin t 2 
1 1 2
 2 L sin 2 t  2  2 sin 2  / 2  4J .
2 2
14. Potential difference between two faces  E  l
 v  B l  6  0.1 2  10 2  12mV
15. The flux through the small area,
 a  a  Ba 2
  BA  B    
 2  2
d Ba 2  d  Ba 2
Induced emf, e        
dt 2  dt  2
Ba 2 t
In time t,    t e  
2
Time taken to complete half rotation
1 2
     t 2 t 
2 
In general t  2 n / 
16.
Given, B  7.0t  6.0t 2
d
a)Induced emf, e   7  12t  7  12  2  31 mV .
dt
b)Right to left
17. The resistance of the loops, R1  2 r1 10  2  0.110  6.28

And R2  2 r2  2 110 62.8
V  2
0  1 0
 4  2.5t   2

0i2
1
Flux in the smaller loop,   B2 A1   r12   R2  
R2
2r2 2r2 2r2
e  d / dt 
The induced current, i1    1.25 A
R1 R1
18. The induced across each of the wire
e  Bvl  1 0.05  0.04  2mV
2 2
The total emf, enet  2mV and r  
22
enet 2
The current, i    0.1mA
R 19  1

CHEMISTRY
19. Conceptual
20. eq  k 1000 / N 0
8 105 1000
N  2 10N4
400
N 2 104
M   104
2 2
K sp  s 2  104   108
2
21. Alcohols are associated with inter molecular H-bonding.

22. As the steric hindrance increases reactivity decreases.
23. Conceptual
24. Apply kohlrausch formula
25. Conceptual
26. Unsymmetrical carbonyl compounds gives pair of geometrical isomers when treated with
NH 2OH .
OH
CH 3CH  0  H12 N  OH  CH 3CH  N  CH 3  CH  N
OH
b, c are unsymmetrical carbonyl compounds.
O  H 2 N  OH 
N  OH  H 2O
27. a)
O3

Zn  H 2O
CO  H 2
O  O
b) CH 3  CH  CH 2  CH 3  CH 2  CH 2CHO
CO2  CO 8
O

c) CH 3  CH  CH 
B H
OH / H O
 CH 3  CH 2  C  H
2

6
O

Hg 2 / H 2 SO4
d) CH 3  C  CH 
 CH 3  C  CH 3
28.
H2SO4 H
 
gSO4

a) O
O
O
OH C2H5Li ex 
b)

OH
CH
3 7Li  ex 
c) O O
O
CHC
3 H2CH2COO
Ca 
CHC
3 H2CH2 CCH2CH2CH3
d) CHCH CH COO 3 2 2
29. Both c & d have a enol capable of showing geometrical isomerism.
O
OH OH
CHC 
3 H2 CCH3  3 H  CCH3 &CHC
CHC 3 H2  C
C)
O
CH3 OH CH3 OH CH3

CHCH CCHCH3 
CH3 CH  CCH &CH3 CH2  C CHCH3
D) 3 2
30. Conceptual
31.
CH3COOH  HCl  CH

3COONa
  
NaCl
 426  91  126  391
C 12
32.   0.05, % Ionisation  5
  240
33. Zn Zn 2 Ni 2 Ni Ecell
34.
O O
O , ,
O
O
(d,l)
35. 6 HCHO  4 NH 3   CH 2 6 N 4  6 H 2O Hexamethylene + tetramine (Antiseptic)
CH2
N N
CH2 CH2
N
CH2
CH2 CH2
36.
OH OH
4 stereo Isomers 2 stereo Isomers

MATHEMATICS
37. z1 , z2 ,.........zn lie on the circle z  2
zi  2  zi  4
2
 zi zi  4 for i  1, 2,3,........n
1 1
 zi for i  1, 2,3,......n
zi 4
1 1 1
z1  z2  .........  zn  4 z1  z 2  ...... z n
4 4 4
z1  z2  .........  zn  z1  z2  .....  zn  z  z0
38. z z  z 2  z 2   350
2  x 2  y 2  x 2  y 2   350
x 2
 y 2  x 2  y 2   175  25  7
x 2
 y 2  x 2  y 2   16  9 16  9 
Vertices are  4, 3
39. 1, 1 ,  2 ........ 8 are roots of z 9  1  0
1, 13 ,  23 ........ 83 are also roots of z 9  1  0
8
1 1 1 1
1, , ........ 0   1
1  2 3
 3 3
8 r 1  r3
40. z  cos   i sin   ei
15
z 2 m 1


z 1  z2 
15
e i
1  e 
i 30
m 1 1 z2 1  eiz
1  ei 30
 i i
e e
1  cos 30  i sin 30

2i sin 
1  1  cos 30   sin 30

2i sin 
1  cos 30
Im  z 2 m 1  
15

m 1 2sin 
1
  20 
4sin 20
41. z22  z , z3  z23  z1 z2 z3  1
z2  1, b  3
z2  1 is one root of the equation
1
42. z  1  x2  y 2 
2
All lines are touches the circle
z1 z
43.  1  1 1
z2 z2

z1
lies on the perpendicular bisector of -1 and 1
z2
z1
lies on the imaginary axis
z2
z1 
 ik , k  R z1 0 z2 
z2 2
10
 2 k 2k  10
44. S   i  cos  i sin    i z
k
k 1  11 11  k 1


iz 1  z 10


i  z  1
i
1 z 1 z
45. 3  sin 1 z  sin  2 z 2  sin  3 z  sin  4
3  sin 1 z 3  sin  2 z 2  sin 3 z  sin  4
3  z3  z 2  z  1
sin i  1
3  1  z  z  .......
2
1 1
3 1 z 
1 z 3
2 1
z  and hence z 
3 2
      1 1  1
5 5 5
46.
(A) is true
    1  1
5
 1
2 10 5
(B) is False
  1 1  1
(C) is true
 D        2
Equality is not possible, since  and  do not have the same arg.
(D) is wrong
47. A  z  B  z  iz  , C  iz 
1
Area of triangle  z 2
2
ABC is right angle triangle at C
1
Circumcentre   z  iz 
2
48. Let   r  1
  rei
1 1
z    rei  e  i
 r
 1  1
x  iy   r   cos   i  r   sin 
 r  r

x2 y2
2
 2
1
 1  1
r   r  
 r  r
 1  1 2 2
r    r    e   2
1  1
 r  r r
r
Distance between two foci=
2
2a  2 1 
Distance between directrices      
e   
49. a  bw  cw2   a  bw  cw2  a  bw  cw
2
 2

 a 2  b 2  c 2  ab  bc  ca
1
2
 a  b   b  c    c  a 
2 2

2
 
1
a  b  c  a  b  1, b  c  1, c  a  2  1  1  4   3
2
50. a  2 a  3 3  a  2 a  3
2 2
1   a  1  4  2  a  1  2
2
1  a  3 a   0,3 a  0 
51. z1  ei , z2  ei
z1  z2  z1  z2  2 cos
     2sin      2 2
2 2
k
i
k
i  i k7 
52. ak  e 7
KN ak 1  ak  e 7
 e  1
 
k k
i i
ak 1  ak  e 7
e i 7  1  e 7
1
i
2 e 7 1
s i
4
3 e 17
3 3 9
  2  cos    i sin    2  cos    i sin     2  cos    sin 2 
2
53. 2
z z z
9
2
 5  4 cos  _______________1
z

3 zz   4  1  
3 3
  4  2 cos 
z z z
2
9
2  z 2
 5 
  
6 z  z  3 z 9
2
54. z1  rei , z1  re  i
    sin   1 
I m z1
2
R  z  cos 
e 1
 
Tan  2  1     n 8.
8 n

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7 AC 8 AD 9 ABD 10 ABC 11 AC 12 ABCD

43 ACD 44 ABC 45 BD 46 AC 47 AC 48 ACD

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  1.5 103   0.3V

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17. The resistance of the loops, R1  2 r1 10  2  0.110  6.28

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21. Alcohols are associated with inter molecular H-bonding.

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29. Both c & d have a enol capable of showing geometrical isomerism.

4 stereo Isomers 2 stereo Isomers

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