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PHYSICS
SECTION-1
 1 Q 
1.(B) The electric filed at the centre of a charged semicircular wire is given by E  2  2
(r = radius
 40 r 
of semicircular wire)
 1  Q Q  2Q  1 1 
 Enet  2   2  2     2
 40   r R  40   r R 
2

2  0.7 109  9 109  1 1  2  0.7  9  2 102 

    10  
  0.1  0.22 
2
3.14 3.14  4 

2  0.7  9 102  0.75 

  3.009  102  301 V / m
3.14

l 4 2 l
2.(C) T1  2 or g
g T 12

l 4 2 l
T2  2 or  ga
ga T 22

l 4 2 l
T3  2 or  g a
g a T 32
4 2 l 4 2 l 4 2 l
   2 g where g 
T 22 T 23 T 12

2T2T3
Solving we get : T1 
T 22  T 32

3.(C) Draw FBD for all the three blocks and apply Newton’ second law for all the three blocks. Then, solve
the expression to get answer.
f r  frictional force
For block M 1 , m1 g  T1 ……. (i)
For block M 2 , [As fr2  m2 g cos  ]

T1  T2  M 2 g sin  37    M 2 g cos37

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M1 g  T2  M 2 g  sin 37   cos37  ……. (ii)
For lock M 3 , T2   M 3 g  fr3  M 3 g  ……. (iii)
From Eqs. (ii) and (iii), we get
 M1 g  M 3 g  M 2 g  sin 37   cos37 
3 4 16 21
 M1  0.25  4  4   0.25    1    4.2kg
5 5 5 5

4.(D) The situation is shown in figure.

p1 p1
V1
V1
T0
T0
p2
V2 p2

T0 V2

T0
mg mg
If m be the mass of piston and s its cross-sectional area, then p1   p2 and p1   p2
s s
From these equations, we have p2  p1  p2  p1 …….. (i)
RT0 RT
For an ideal gas p1  , p2  0
V1 V2
RT RT
p1  , p2 
V1 V2
Substituting these values in Eq. (i), we get
 1 1  1 1 T V  T  V 
RT0     RT    or 0  1  1   1  1
 V2 V1   V2 V1  V1  V2  V1  V2 
   1  V1
or T  T0   …….. (ii)
   1  V1
V1 V
where   and 1  
V2 V2
 V  V 
From figure, V1  V2  V1  V2 or V1 1  2   V1 1  2 
 V1   V1 
V1 1  1 /       1
or   …….. (iii)
V1 1  1 /        1

   1        1 

From Eqs. (ii) and (iii), we get T  T0    
     1 
   1   
Here, T0  300 K ,   4 and   3
Substituting these values in Eqs. we get
 4  1   3  4  1 
  3  3 5 
T  300     300      421.9 K
 4  3  1 
 3  1     2  4 4 

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5.(A) R  N 0
R RT1/2 6.93  106  6.0  108
 N0     6.0  1015
 ln 2 0.693
6.0  1015  100
 m  106 g  109 kg
6.02  10 23

n2 n1 n2  n1
6.(C) For the refraction through curved surface  
v u R

Refraction through left surface

3/ 2

1

 3/ 2  1
v1  3  R
 R
 2 

3 2 1
 
2v1 3R 2 R
3 1 2
 
2v1 2 R 3R
3  3  4 

2v1 6R
3 7

2v1 6 R
9
v1  R  1.28R  1.28 R from p1
7
Refraction through right surface
3/ 2

1

 3/ 2  1
v2   R / 2  R
3 2 1
 
2v2 R 2R
3 1 2
 
2v2 2R R
3

 1  4
2v2 2R
3 5

2v2 2 R
3R
v2    0.6 R  So separation between the two images
5
 R   0.28  0.6  R  R   0.88 R  0.12 R
7.(B) From the figure it is clear that object P is tied with identical strings, so OAP  PBO   Here,
T1  T2  sin  will provide required centripetal force.
So, T1  T2  sin   mr2 ……. (i)
and T1 cos   mg  T2 cos  cos  T1  T2   mg ……. (ii)

By Eqs. (i) and (ii), we get

T1  T2  sin   r2
T1  T2  cos  g
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T1  T2  tan   2  tan  h   r 

 tan   
T1  T2  g  2    h / 2  

T1  T2   2 h   4   g   h As,   2 2 g / h
T1  T2  2 g  h  2 g
 
T1  T2   4 T1  T2   T1  T2  4T1  4T2
T1 5
3T1  5T2  
T2 3

8.(D) Apply conservation of momentum in this problem. The net momentum of the system before explosion
is zero, so it should remain zero even after explosion.

From conservation of linear momentum, the net momentum of the system must remain conserved
(zero).
 PB  P

pB  p12  p22 [As from the diagram]

 2 10    0.5 10 

2 2
22 22


p1  momentum of positron
p2  momentum of neutrino
pB  momentum of nucleus
 4  0.25 1022  4.25 1022
p2 2
 For angle tan    4
p1 0.5
  tan 1  4 angle from (X-axis)

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h  h
9.(A) de-Broglie wavelength    As   
2mk  p
6.6  1034
0.5  109  [k = kinetic energy]
3
2  mHe  KT
2
6.6  1034
0.5  109 
4  1.67  1027  3  1.38  1023  T
Solving T  6.6 K

0 I
10.(B) Magnetic field at the centre of orbit B  ……. (i)
2r
e e ev
I   ……. (ii)
T 2r 2r
v
0  ev  0ev
From Eqs. (i) and (ii), we get B  
2r  4r  4r 2
Dividing both sides by L
0 ev
B 4 r 2 0 e
    As L  mvr 
L mvr 4mr 3
  e 
So, B   0 3 L
 4mr 

11.(A) Let at point P the net gravitational field is zero.

GM1 GM 2
 
X 2
 d  X 2

[M 1 = mass of 1st body, M 2 = mass of 2nd body, G1  gravitational constant]

2
M1  X  dX M2 d M2
      1 
M2  d  X  X M1 X M1


d
1
M2

d

M1  M 2
 X
 M1 
X M1 X M1 M1  M 2
At X net gravitational field is zero. So, net gravitational potential at P
[V = gravitational potential at point P]

V
GM1  GM 2 
  
 M1

 M1  M 2 M  2 M1  M 2 


 G
 
X  dX  d M1 d M2
 
G  G
    
2
 M1  M 2 M1  M 2   M1  M 2
d   d
G
V
d

M1  M 2  2 M1M 2 

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12.(C) As the voltage in R2 and R3 is same therefore, i R1

according to, i1 i2
2
V Vin R2 R3
H t , R2  R3
R
D C
Also the energy in all resistance is same.
 i 2 R1t  i12 R2 t
R3 R3 1
Using i1  i i i
R2  R3 R3  R3 2
i2 R
Thus, i 2 R1t  R2 t or R1  2
4 4
13.(A) Let us consider a small Arc AB = dS
  d  
The components of T, T cos   will cancel each other.
 2 

 d 
2T sin   will provide the required centripetal force.
 2 
 d 
So, 2T sin     dm  R2 (dm = mass of small arc)
 2 
 d   d 
For small angle, sin      [As if   tan   sin   ]
 2   2 
 d 
 2T    dm R2
 2 
  density,   angular velocity
Td   dm R2
Td    dS  R2  A
dS  dS 
T  R2  A  R   (dS : Arc length)
d  d 
T  R22  AT  tension ....(i)
T/A
From Young’s modules, Y  ……. (ii)
l / l
 l  change in length 
Let the length of ring is l.
 l  2r  l  2 R
l R
  …….. (iii)
l R

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R T
From Eqs. (ii) and (iii), we get  [ R  change in reading]
R AY
RT
 R  ……. (iv)
AY
From Eqs. (i) and (iv), we get

  R  R 
3 2
R  2 2
 R  R   A
AY   Y
1 2
14.(B) For the pitot tube by Bernaulli’s theorem and Pascal’s law v  p  0 g h
2
20 g h
So, speed of the gas v  ……. (i)

Now, rate of gas flow (Q), Q  v  s ……. (ii)
20 g h
From (i) and (ii), we get Q  s


mgl 14  3 g
15.(A)  mgl   ml 2 2 ,  
2 2 3  2 l

16.(B) A represents R and B represents to X L .

So, AB  RX L =     unit wise 

2

2 2
V   W   F  S t 
     
 A q  A  qE 

 
2
 MLT 1   L   T  
 AB       ML2T 3 A2  2   M 2 L4T 6 A4 
    

  A T 2 
2


17.(D) If power P = 1.2W

400W
K , T  10C  10K
mK
Q KAT
Rote of heat flow 
t L
400  3  104  10 12  103  10 4  10
1.2   L  L  1m
L 1.2
18.(A) For positive half,

D1 will be forward and conduct current and D2 will be revered biased and it will be not conduct.

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To negative half.

D2 will conduct and D1 will not conduct.

di1 di2
19.(C) Given 
dt dt
di
For an inductor V  L
dt
V2 I 2 1
  
V1 I1 4
i1 V2 1
As instantaneous powers are equal V1i1  V2i2   
i2 V1 4
2
W1 Li i12 1 1 W2
    4     4
W2 L2i2 2
4 4 W1

20.(D) R1  F1  F 2 , R2  F1  F 2
R1.R 2 F12  F22
If  be the angle between R1 and R 2 then cos    2 but F1  F2
R1R2 F1  F22
 cos   0 and   90

SECTION - 2

 1
1.(24) 8  0  a  2   …(1)
 2
 1
S5  0  a  5   …(2)
 2
Dividing equation (2) by (1)
We get, S 5  24 m.

2.(30)

If both source and observe are moving but in opposite directions

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 v  v0   345  12 
 fa  f    68  60  
 v  vs   345  vs 
60
 345  vs   357   345  vs  315
68
 vs  30m / s towards you

3.(8) V  5  4 x 2 [potential along x-axis]

dV
E  8 x [Electric field along x-axis]
dx
V
E  x  1  8
m
So, force along x-axis given by
 F  qE  1 8  8N

4.(15) Tension in the rope = ?

Distance 420m
Speed  ,v  300m / s
Time 1.4s
Speed of wave on a string v  T / 
[T = tension, µ = mass per unit length]
T T  420
300    300  300  
 5  5
 
 420 
300  300  5 15
T  kN  n  15
420 14
5.(5) Problem solving strategy Fist apply the condition for isothermal compression and then for adiabatic
expansion. For isothermal compression,
 p2  2 p1
Isothermal pV = constant
adiabatic  pV   constant, pV = constant
 p1V1  p2V2 , p1V1  2 p1V2  V2 / 2
For adiabatic expansion, pV   constant

V    V1 
 p2V2  p3V1  2 p1  1   p3 V1   As V2  2 
2  
 7/5 7
1 1 1 p1
 p3  2 p1    2 p1   2 5 p1  22 / 5 p1  p3   0.76 p1
2  2 22 / 5

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6.(3) r = position vector of particle  2cos (t )iˆ  3sin (t ) ˆj

dr
v  2sin  t  i  3 cos(t ) j
dt
dv
a  22 cos  t  i  32 sin  t  j  2 2cos  t  i  3sin  t  j 
dt  
a  2 r F  ma  m2 r
  
Torque = | r  F | | r | | F | sin   r  m2 r sin   As   180  zero
7.(4) V0  283V
V0 283
Vrms   2V
2 2
1
X L  L  320 ×   8
40
1 1 1000 25
XC     
C 320 × 1000 × 106 320 8
25 39
X  X L  XC  8     5
8 8

Z  R 2  X 2  5 2  5 × 1.414  7.
V 283 2
I rms  rms  A  28.3 A
Z 2× 5 2
X 5
tan     1    45
R 5

8.(100) pi  1 kW  1000W
Rate of attenuation of signal   2dB / km
Length of total path  5 km
Gain in attenuation  5( 2)dB   10 dB
P   P 
Gain in dB  10log  0  10  10log  0 
 Pi   1000 
 P   1000 
 1  log  0   1  log  
 1000   P0 
1000
Taking antilog  10  P0  100 Watt
P0
2 gh´
9.(90) Coefficient of restitution e 
2 gh
(h = height rises when through with velocity 2m/s, h = height rises when dropped from 1m)
3
Here, h´ h and h  1m
4
h 3 3
e  
h 4 2
Speed at the time touching the ground v12  u 2  2 gh  4  2  10  1
v1  24m / s

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v2
So, e 
v1
3 v
[ v2 = the speed which the ball will rise]  2
2 24
3  24
v2   18m / s
2
Height up to which the ball will rise
v 2  u 2  2 gh  0  v22  2 gh
v22  2 gh  18  2  10  h  h  0.9 m  90 cm

10.(25) When corrective lens is used then eye can see the object at infinity. Power of eye lens in this situation
is p
u   and v  2cm  0.02m
1 1 1
 
f v u
1 1
P    50
0.02 
P  50  0
P  50 D
If P  Power of eye at near point when corrective lens is used
P  P  Pa  50  4  54 D
Let near point in this situation is xn
u   xn m
v  2cm  0.02m
1
 54
f
1 1 1
 
v u f
1 1
  54 (all distance are in m)
0.02 xn
1
50   54
xn
1
xn  m  0.25m  25cm
4

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CHEMISTRY

SECTION - 1
1.(D) Pig iron have C, Mn, Si, P ete, impurities which have more negative G for oxide formation at
melting temperature of pig iron
2
2.(C) Cyclic silicate and chain silicate both have same general formula  SiO3  . In cyclic silicates two
oxygen atoms are shared per tetrahedron and the basic unit is Si3O96 . Chain silicates involve sharing
2n 
of two oxygen atoms by each tetrahedron having basic unit SiO3 n .

3.(C) Cr2 O3 reacts with acid and alkali both where as Sc 2 O3 reacts with acid only.

4.(A) Molisch’s test is a test for carbohydrates larger than tetroses. In molisch’s test, the carbohydrate
undergoes dehydration upon addition of conc. HCl or H 2SO 4 . This molecule undergoes condensation
with  -naphthol present in reagent, resulting in the formation of purple or reddish-purple coloured
complex

5.(A) Fact

6.(B) Benzaldehyde can reduce Tollen’s Reagent but not Fehling solution

7.(D)

Impure Zn is purified by distillation.

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8.(D)

9.(D) In SO 24 ion, sulphur can decrease its oxidation state only so it acts as only oxidising agent.

10.(B)

11.(A)

12.(C) Since, this compound have no carbon, CN  ion is not formed and presence of nitrogen can’t be
detected.

13.(B) Rearrangement is possible only in (II) and (IV).

hc
14.(A) The wavelength of absorption for complex depending on value of 0  E  .


15.(B) (A) sp3 (B) dsp 2 (C) sp3d 2 (D) sp3d 2

16.(C) All polysaccharides are non reducing sugars this is due to acetal glycosidic linkage present between
monosaccharide units.

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17.(A) Stability of oxides depend upon the size of cation and anion.
dil.
 3Pb  NO3 2  2NO  4H 2 O
18.(B) 3Pb  8HNO3 
(Neutral oxide)
19.(C) FeSO 4  7H 2 O
(pale green salt)
Fe2 
 Fe3
standing in Air

 Fe  OH 3
Fe3  3OH 
Brown

Fe2  H 2S  FeS  2H 2O
2OH

Black ppt.

5Fe2  MnO4  8H 

 Mn 2  5Fe3  4H2O

20.(C) As 2S3 is negatively charged sol.

SECTION - 2

1.(3)

2.(750) NaOH  HCl 

 NaCl + H 2O
millimoles = 250 × 0.5 500 × 1 0 0
= 125 500 125 125
No. of millimoles of NaCl formed = 125
So, no. of moles = 0.125
No. of molecules = 0.125  6  10 23  0.75  1023  750  1020

2800
3.(25) Energy produced by eating 160 gm of glucose = 160  2488.8
180
2488.8
Maximum distance travelled by person =  24.88km  25 km
100

4.(4)

2.303 100
5.(46) k log
60 100  25
2.303 100
k log
60 75
2.303
k  log 4  log3
60
2.303
k  0.6  0.48
60
k  0.004606  46.06  104

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0
X CCl4 .PCCl
6.(356) YCCl4  4
0
X CCl4 .PCCl  XSiCl4 .PSiCl
0
4
4

w
154  115
w /154  w /170  0.356
w /154 w /170
 115   230
w /154  w /170 w /154  w /170

7.(6) This include 2 double bond and 1 lone pair.

8.(2)  CoF6 3 has Co3

Co3   Ar 3d6

9.(18)  i  ii   2  equation (iii)

2 2
 kp   1.8  108 
 kp   1    2 

 0.05  1020  5  1018
 kp 
 2   8  10 

10.(12) S. No. Electronic Configuration l m (l  m ) Electrons

1 1s 2 0 0 0 2
2
2 2s 0 0 0 2
6
3 2p 1 –1 0 2
0
+1
4 3s 2 0 0 0 2
6
5 3p 1 –1 0 2
0
+1
6 4s 2 0 0 0 2

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MATHEMATICS
SECTION-1
1.(C) We have  p  qv   p  r    p q   p r  p q r

 5
2.(B) As 1  2 x 2  3  2 x   2, 
 2 
5/2
   2 x 2  3 dx  0  x  (0, 2)
2

 g(x) = 0 should have at least one real root in (0, 2)  g '( x)  0

3.(A) Let remaining two observations are x and y

 x + y = 14
Also x2 + y2 = 100  x y 2
x 1
x16 x6
4.(D) 
0
f (t )dt  t 2 . f (t )dt 
x
8
 a
3
……. (i)

1
1 1 11
For x  1,  f (t )dt  0  8  3  a  24  a
0

Diff. both sides of (i) w. r. t. x we get;

f  x   0  x2 f  x   2x15  2x5
1
x15  x5
 
1
11 11
 2 dx  a  2 x13  x11  x 9  x 7  x 5 dx  a
0
1 x 2
24 0
24

 1 1 1 1 1  11 167
 2       a  a
 14 12 10 8 6  24 840
5.(C)

3
x

D>0, f(3) < 0

(a – 1)2 > 4 × 2 × 8 18 – 3a + 3 + 8 < 0
a – 1 > 8, a – 1 < – 8 3a > 29
29
a < – 7, a > 8 ...(1) a ...(2)
3
 29 
from (1) and (2) a   ,  
 3 

6. (A) Operate R1  R1  sec x R3

0 0 sec 2 x  cot xcosec x  cos x
 f  x   cos 2 x cos 2 x cosec2 x
1 cos 2 x cos 2 x

 
 sec2 x  cot xcosec x  cos x cos 4 x  cos 2 x 
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 cos3 x 
 1  2 
 cos3 x  cos 2 x  1 
 sin x 
sin 2 x  cos3 x  cos3 x sin 2 x
  sin 2 x 2
sin x

  sin 2 x  cos5 x 
 /1
 1  4.2   8 
 
 /2
 0 f  x  dx    sin 2 x  cos5 x dx    .      
0  2 2 5.3.1   4 15 

7.(D) If z1 be the new complex number then z1  z  2  2 2

z1 z1 i 3 / 2  3 3 
Also  e  z1  z. 2  cos  i sin  = 2(1+ i) (0 – i) = – 2i + 2 = 2(1– i)
z |z|  2 2 
8.(D)

1
(A) Ax2  AE 2  EX 2  2 AE.EX cos AEX  1  6  2.1.4.  13  AX  13
2
(B) Since APT isosceles ATP  PAT  30 then EAT  90
AT AP 3 1
And also   AT  .  3
sin120 sin 30 2 1/ 2
(C) Since EX 2  AE 2  AX 2  2 AE. AX cos XAE
16  1  13  2.1 13.cos XAE
1
cos XAE 
13

9.(B) f(x) = ax + b
f(x) = a < 0 (given) f(x) is decreasing function
f (1)  2(max value)  a  b  2 a  1
So 
f (1)  0 (min value) a  b  0 b  1
So f(x) = – x + 1

f (0)  1, f     
1 3 1 2
 f (2)  3 f   
4 4  3 3
3
Now A  cos 2   sin 4  and we know very well  A 1
4
1
 f    A  f (0)
4
 2  sin x  dy
10.(A) We have,     cos x, y(0)  1
 y  1  dx
dy  cos x
  y  1   2  sin x dx

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 log y  1   log | 2  sin x | c ……. (i)

At x = 0, y = 1
 log | 2 |  log 2  0  c  c = 2 log 2
Putting the value of (c) the equation (i) becomes
log y  1   log sin x  2  2log 2
4  4 4 4 1  1
 ( y  1)  at x   y 1    y  1   y  
sin x  2  2 3
2 sin  2 3 3 3
2

1 1 1 1  1 1 1
11.(A)      1  x    3  x  
1  x  3  x  2 1  x 3  x  2  

 x  1 
1
1 1 x  x 
2
1
 1  x   31 1     1  x  x 2  x3  ...  1      ...  
2   3   2  3  3  3  

n 1
1  1 1  3 1
Coefficient of x n  1  . n  
2  3 3  2.3n 1
12.(A) Since the system of equations possess non-trivial solution,
2 2
 0  12   21  0
1 2
1/2
1  2 1   2  1 2 
     ……. (1)
1 2 1  2  12 
b c q r
Also 1  2   , 12  and 1  2   , 12 
a a p p
1/2
b / a  c / a  b 2 ac
 Equation (1)      .
q / p  r / p  q 2 pr

13.(D) (b  c ).(a  d )  (b .a )(c.d )  (b.d )(c.a)

(c  a ).(b  d )  (c.b )(a.d )  (c.d )(a.b )
(a  b ).(c  d )  (a.c )(b .d )  (a.d )(b.c )
 (b  c ).(a  d )  (c  d ).(b  d )  (a  b ).(c  d )  0

 n 2  10n  19  
14.(B) We have, cot 1  
 3  6
n2  10n  19 
  cot    n2  10n  25  9
3 6
 (n  5)2  32  2<n<8  n {3, 4, 5, 6, 7}
Clearly, least value of n is 3
dx
15.(C)  cos2 x,
dt
On differentiating w.r.t. ‘x’
d2x
 2 sin(2x)  negative
dt 2

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d2x
The particle never reaches point, it means  0   2 sin 2x  0
dt 2
x t
dx
 sec2 x   dt
0 0
tan x 1
t  tan( x )  t as t    x
 2
x2 1
16.(B) f ( x)   ln x  2cos x  f '( x)  x   2sin x
2 x
1
We know that x   2,  x  0 and 2sin x  2, x  R
x
 f ' ( x)  0 for x  0
Hence f (x) is increasing in (0, )
1
When x < 0, x   2 but 2  2sin x  2, x  R
x
 f   0   0 hence f (x) is decreasing in  , 0 

17(C) Since g(x) is continuous  x  R, g(x) should be constant

  f  x  
Since f ( x)  (2, 26), a  26,  as    0 x  R 
  26  
So least integral value of a is 6.

18.(C) 1S, 3A, 1H, 2R, 1N, 1P, 1U when all letters are different.
Corresponding ways = 7 C3 . 3! 7
P3  210
When two letters are of one kind and other is different.
3!
Corresponding ways = 2 C1. 6C1.  36
2!
When all letters are alike, corresponding ways = 1.
Thus total words that can be formed = 210 + 36 + 1, i.e. 247
19.(A) Total formed numbers that begin with a odd digit = 5 C1. 8 P4  5  8  7  6  5 
Total formed numbers that end with a odd digit = 5 C1. 8 P4  8 7  6 5
Total formed number that begin with an odd digit and also end with an odd digit
 5C2 . 2!. 7 P3  5.  4 7  65
Thus total formed numbers that begin with an odd digit or end with an odd digits is equal to
5  7  6  60
Total formed numbers = 9 P5  9.8.7.6.5
5
Thus, required probability 
6
20.(A) The point (–2k, k + 1) is the interior point of the circle and parabola

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So  2k    k  1  4  0
2 2

 4k 2  k 2  2k  1  4  0  5k 2  2k  3  0
 3  3
(k  1)  k    0  k   1,  ……. (1)
 5  5
Now (k + 1)2 – 4(–2k) < 0
 k 2  2 k  1  8k  0  k 2  10k  1  0
k  (5  2 6,  5  2 6) ……. (2)
So from (1) & (2)

k  1,  5  2 6 
SECTION-2

1.(0) Given two lines

r  a  tb
r  c  sd
x2 is the foot of the perpendicular drawn from x1 on to the second line. Again x3 is the foot of the
perpendicular drawn from x2 on to the first line. This process is repeated so that the point of
intersection of two lines is obtained.

2.(11) AAT  I
A is orthogonal matrix.
A  AT  I
2 x2 0 0  1 0 0 
 
 0 6 y2 0   0 1 0 
 0 0 3z 2  0 0 1 

1 1 1
2
 2  2 = 2 + 6 + 3 = 11
x y z

a  b
3.(0) c and a.b  0
4
 a  b 
   
Now, b  a . b  c  0  b  a .  b 
4 

0 

  4   b2  a2   4 ……. (i)

Again 4 | b  c |2 = | b  a |2
2
 4 2 a
2
(4  )b  a
2
 4  | b  a |2  4  b   b2  a 2
4  4  4

  4     4 b
2 2
 3a 2 ……. (ii)

(4  )2  4 3
(i) & (ii) we get     0, 5
4 1
   0 or 5 but as   4, so,   0.

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2
 b  1  b   1 2b
4.(14) (a  bx)  a 1  x   2 1  (2)  x   ......  2  3 x  .....
2 2

 a  a  a   a a
2 1
Also, (a  bx)   3 x  .....
4
1 1
  ……. (1)
a2 4
2b
and   3 ……. (2)
a3
(1)  a 2  4  a  2 and from (2) b = 12

5.(5) Reflecting the point (1,2,3) in the xy-plane produces (1, 2, –3). A half turn about the x-axis yields
(1,  2, 3). Finally translation 5 units will produce (1, 3, 3).

6.(0) Equation of normal at P  3cos , 2sin   is 3xsec  2 y cosec   5

5
So  3
9sec2   4cosec2 

min 9sec 2   4cosec 2  25 
So no such ‘  ’ exists
6
   n    3  
7.(6)  cosec     n  1 4  cosec   
n 1
  2 cot   cot     
4    r 
3
 cot   tan   4    15 or 75  sin 2   sin 2  
2
8.(450) Let the number of n  x1 , x2 , x3 .
Since x1  x2  x3 is even. That means there are following cases :
(i) x1 , x2 , x3 all are even
 4. 5. 5 = 100 ways
(ii) x1 even and x2 , x3 are odd
 4.5.5. = 100 ways
(iii) x1 odd, x2 even, x3 odd
 5.5.5 = 125 ways
(iv) x1 odd, x2 even, x3 odd
 5.5.5. = 125 ways

9.(3) Any point on circle x2 + y2 = 4 is  2cos , 2sin  

Equation of directrix is x  cos    y  sin    2  0
Let focus be (x1, y1). Then as A(1,0), B(–1,0) lie on parabola we must have

 x1  1  y12   cos   2  
2 2

2
 x1  2cos , y1   3 sin 
 x1  1  y12   cos   2  
2

Length of semi latus-rectum of parabola    distance from focus to directrix | 2  3 | sin 2 

Hence, maximum possible length = 2  3

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10.(3) RH Limit = lim 2   2  h    2  h   2   2  h   lim 4h  h  2  h
x2 h0

lim 0  1  2  h  3
h0

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LH Limit = lim 2   2  h    2  h   2   2  h   lim 0  1  2  h  3
h0 h0

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