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PHYSICS CHEMISTRY MATHEMATICS

1. (4) 21. (3) 41. (6)
2. (2) 22. (8) 42. (1)
3. (6) 23. (6) 43. (3)
4. (6) 24. (3) 44. (0)
5. (8) 25. (5) 45. (8)
6. (6) 26. (4) 46. (4)
7. (9) 27. (2) 47. (2)
8. (1) 28. (9) 48. (2)
9. (A, C, D) 29. (A, B, D) 49. (A, B)
10. (A, D) 30. (A, B, C, D) 50. (A, B)
11. (A, B, C) 31. (C, D) 51. (A, B)
12. (A, B) 32. (A, D) 52. (A, C)
13. (A, C) 33. (A, C, D) 53. (A, B, D)
14. (A, B, D) 34. (A, B, C, D) 54. (A, B, C)
15. (B, D) 35. (A, C) 55. (A, B, C, D)
16. (A, D) 36. (B, C, D) 56. (A, B, C, D)
17. (A, C) 37. (A, C, D) 57. (A, B, C)
18. (A, B, D) 38. (A, B, C) 58. (A, B, C, D)
19. (A)  (R) 39. (A)  (R, T) 59. (A)  (R)
(B)  (R) (B)  (P) (B)  (P)
(C)  (Q, R) (C)  (S) (C)  (S)
(D)  (P, Q, R, T) (D)  (Q)
(D)  (Q)
20. (A)  (P) 60. (A)  (S)
40. (A)  (P)
(B)  (R) (B)  (R)
(B)  (R)
(C)  (T) (C)  (P)
(C)  (Q, T)
(D)  (P)
(D)  (R) (D)  (S)

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F= T sin ×2r sin 

PART – I : PHYSICS
F= 2 RT sin2 
1. Answer (4)
3. Answer (6)
 A
1 g
f1  mg  a1 
4 4
Time to go from P to A and back to P = 0.5s
Time to go from P to B and pack to P = 1.5s
Here time period T = 1.5 to 0.5 = 2.0s

f2 – f1 5g 0.5
a2 =  Time from O to P = 0.5 – = 0.25s
2m 8 2
2
1 x = A sin t
l= arel t 2 T
2
2 2  A  2 
t=
2l v=A+
T
cos
T
t v max  T 
 
3 g /8
2t
l v = vmax cos
t= 4 T
3g
v 3 2
Relative acceleration of A w.r.t. B vmax =  = 6 m/s.
2t 2 0.5
cos cos 
3g T 2 2
Arel = a2 – a1 =
8 4. Answer (6)
2. Answer (2)
Path difference at O is given by

x = S2O –S1O = l2  d2 – l
1/2
  d 2 
x = l 1     –l d << l
  l  

d 2 (5.4  10 –3 )2
x = 
2l 1.6
rRsin 
x = 18.225 × 10–6 m
F= T sin × 2r

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5. Answer (8) P to Q is q2 – q1 = 9C

The lens will form the image I1 of the object O

1 1 1
– 
v –10 –20

20
v=– cm
3

I1 will at as an object for the mirror, for mirror

 20  65
u = –  15  – cm 8. Answer (1)
 3  3
ba
 Ia dx
1
–
3
–
1
 u = – 32.5 cm of from mirror.
d = 0
2  x
u 65 13 b

0 Ia b  a
Again for lens u = 32.5 – 15 = 17.5 cm i = ln
2 b
1 1 1
–   v  140 cm 0 Ia 2a  a
v 17.5 –20 f = – ln
2 ab
Net magnification
|  | | f – i |
q= 
m = m1 × m2 × m3 R R
   0Ia (2a  b )
 –20 / 3 q= ln
–65 / 2 140  2R b
=   (–1)    =–8
 –10 –65 33 / 2 
9. Answer (A, C, D)
 3 
1  1 1  5R
6. Answer (6)  R –  
1  4 9  36
a
Electric field inside the cavity E = Along PC 1  1 1  3R
3 0  R –  
2 1 4  4
a a a 2 1 27
Hence VA – VC = VA – VB =   = =a
3  0 2 6 0 2 5

 k0 = 6. h
p1 =
1
7. Answer (9)

When switch is open charge on the capacitor 3 F h

p2 =
2
6
q1 = 5 ×  6 C p1 2 1 5
5   b
p2 1 a 27
When switch is closed
hC
q2 = 5 × 3 = 15 C E1 =
1

hC
E2 =
2

E1  2 5
 b
E2 1 27

5
c=
27
10. Answer (A, D)
Hence charge flown from
Base on nuclei properties

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11. Answer (A, B, C) 15. Answer (B, D)

  
If x = y  V | | B  F  0 dy
VP = – vwave
   dx
F  q V  B  q( xi  yj )  ( yi  xj )
 2
= .x
F  q( x 2 – y 2 )kˆ If x > y  f  (x2 – y2) 
12. Answer (A, B) 16. Answer (A, D)
1 Where (i) & (ii) are super posed they are in
r = , independent of ‘R’ perpendicular direction hence resultant
LC
amplitude will be a 2 when (iii) & (iv) are super
13. Answer (A, C)
posed they form standing wave
q = A sin t 17. Answer (A, C)
T In equilibrium
At t =
6 PS = Pa s + mg + kx0
2 T kx0 mg
y = A sin  a = 2y P = P0 + 
T 6 s s

3 3 Since gas is thermally insulated work done is

y=A a = 2A equal to decrease in internal energy
2 2
1 2
3 V =  = Pa V + kx0  mg x0
v=  A –y 2 2
a= amax 2
2
1
V = P0 s x0 + k x02  mg x0
3 A2 A 2
v =  A2 –  a  86% amax
4 2
18. Answer (A, B, D)
v
v = max r = (10 ± 1)m
2
14. Answer (A, B, D) r 1
 100   100  10%
r 100
1 P 3PV
W=  P   (2V – V )  = 0.75 PV
Mean value of time period
2 2 4
Work done along isothermal process 0.52  0.56  0.57  0.54  0.59
Tm = = 0.56s.
2V 5
W1 = RT × 2.303 ln = 0.693 RT = 0.693 PV
V 0.04  0.00  0.01  0.02  0.03
Tm =  0.02
 W >W ' 5
P0 Tm 0.02
P=– V  P0  100   100  3.57%
V0 Tm 0.56
PV = RT g R  r T
 100   100  2  100
 P0  g R–r T
 – V  P0  V = RT
 V0  1 1
=  100  2  3.57
50
P0V 2 P0V
T=–  = 11%
V0 R R
19. Answer A(R); B(R); C(R, Q); D(P, Q, R, T)
 T V graph is parabola
Let f1, f2, and f3 the friction force between A–B,
B–C & C-ground respectively. and respectively
values are
f1 = 8 N, f2 = 15 N and f3 = 10 N
For relative motion between C and ground, the
minimum force needed is 10 N
for F = 12 N, all the ‘3’ block will move together
for F = 15 N,
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20. Answer A(P); B(R); C(T); D(R) Now, 1(400 – T) = 4(T – 200)

Introduction of a slab into the path of a ray just T = 240 K

increase the length of this ray. Fringe width 27. Answer (2)
remains unchanged
 t 1 is independent of conc. of N.
2
PART – II : CHEMISTRY
 Order of reaction w.r.t. N is 1.
21. Answer (3) At pH = 2, [H+] = 10–2 M, t 1  10 min
Two moles add on ester and one mole react with 2

alcohol. pH = 3, [H+] = 10–3 M, t 1  100 min

22. Answer (8) 2

11.2 ln 2
Normality of H2O2 = =2N  t1/2 
5.6 k'
meq (Ba(MnO4)2) = meq of H2O2 reacted y
= 2 × 100 = 200 meq k '  k H+ 
 
= 0.2 eq
y=1
Moles of Ba(MnO4)2 = 0.02
 Overall order = 2
0.02  375
% purity   100  92%
8.15 28. Answer (9)
% impurity = 8% Take a reference particle ‘B’ present at body
23. Answer (6) centre and it is surrounded by 12 another ‘B’
– particles present at the edge centers U  12
Each 3c – 2e bond involve 3 orbital, one
from each B and H. Take a reference particle ‘C’ present at
24. Answer (3) tetrahedral void then is surrounded by 6 another
6
10 ml of water contains 50 g or 0.5 mole of C particles in its nearest surrounding V  6
+ + –3
CaCO3 = 1 mole of H , [H ] = 10 M
29. Answer (A, B, D)
25. Answer (5)
 and  glucose are anomers.
B2H6 + 3O2  B2O3 + 3H2O
30. Answer (A, B, C, D)
Mol of B2H6 = 0.06
dNa  dK
Mol of O2 required = 0.06 × 3 = 0.18 mol
E  2.714 V E +  2.925 V
So O2 is limiting reagent and only 0.05 mol of Na+ /Na K /K
B2H6 used for combustion
31. Answer (C, D)
Hr = –0.05 × 1900 = – 95 kJ Polar protic solvents are capable of H–bonding
P = 95 32. Answer (A, D)
26. Answer (4)
H TS
lnK c  
TX = 200 K TY = 400 K RT RT
wX = m wY = n H  1  S
lnK c   
wX R T R
PXVX = RTX ...(i)
M y=–mx+c
w Slope of curve is negative it means H° is
PYVY = Y RTY ...(ii)
M positive and value of Kc is less than unity hence
PX = PY reaction is non-spontaneous at standard
condition
m 200
2=  33. Answer (A, C, D)
n 400
It is a case of N.G.P.
m m
n=  =4
4 n
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34. Answer (A, B, C, D) 42. Answer (1)

73 73 73 73 72
If salt bridge is removed from an electrochemical C0 + C1 + C2 + ....... C36 = C36
cell, then voltage drops to zero.
43. Answer (3)
35. Answer (A, C)
Characteristic polynomial of A is
1 1
 2
A  I  2 2  0    p q
a b
36. Answer (B, C, D) 1 ba
Where p = b  , q  0
2 2
Conceptual.
According to Caley-Hamilton theorem
37. Answer (A, C, D) 2
A – pA + qI = 0
 A  pA  qA  p( pA  qI )  qA
3 2

A3  A  ( p2  q  1) A  pq I
 p2 – q – 1  pq  0

 q  p2  1 and p( p2  1)  0

 (p, q) = (–1, 0) (0, –1) (1, 0)

38. Answer (A, B, C) Correspondingly we get
Alkene (x) can be but-1-ene, but-2-ene and 2-
 3 3   3 1   1 1 
methylprop-1-ene (a, b )   ,  ,  ,  ,  , 
 3 2  2 2  2 2
39. Answer A(R, T); B(P); C(S); D(Q)
44. Answer (0)
No. of e– in ‘Ar’ which have m = 0   10
[|x|] = 0  x   1, 1 .
No. of e– in Zn which have l  2 and ml = 1 6
No. of minimum e– in Fe which have s = +1/2 45. Answer (8)
11 3 7 3
N=2 ×3 ×5
No. of maximum e– in Cl which have
1 × 4 × 4 = 16
s = +1/2 9
46. Answer (4)
40. Answer A(P); B(R): C(Q, T): D(S)
1 1 2
(A) H = +ve, S = +ve  
2r 2r 2r  1
5 1 5 1 5 1
 G < 0 at high temperature
Multiply with 2r and re arranging
(B) H = –ve, S = +ve
2 r
2r 2r  1
 G < 0 at all temperature  r
 r
 r
52  1 5 2  1 52  1
(C) H = –ve, S = –ve
= (r) – (n + 1)
 G < 0 at low temperature
n
2r n
(D) H = +ve, S = –ve 
2 r
     r     r  1
 G > 0 at all temperature r 0 5 1 r 0

Non-spontaneous at all temperature = (0) – (r + 1)

PART – III : MATHEMATICS 1 2n 1 1 1

=  n 1   n 1
4 5 2
1 4 5 2
1
41. Answer (6) 
2n 1 2n 1
2 2
Here P(x) = Q(x) (x + 1) + x – x + 1 1
L
  P         4
2 4
47. Answer (2)
      2      4  1  2  1  4  6
2

t 2  t22
h 1
2
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2  t1  t 2  There are 6 following cases

k   t1  t 2
2
2
Also t1t2  4  2h   t1  t2   2t1t2

2h  k 2  8
y 2  2  x  4

 Latus rectum = 2
48. Answer (2)
From the given conditions, we have,
2  8 / 3   3   1
  54. Answer (A, B, C)
2 2  1   1
1 Here AD is a diameter of the circumcircle of the
  = 3,  =
3 hexagon and r be the radius of the circle.

 10 10 4   BD  4r 2  4 & AC  4r 2  121

 P  (5, –5, 2) Q   , , 
 3 3 3
and ABCD is a cyclic quadrilateral
 l = PQ = 6  [l] = 2
 AB.CD + AD.BC = AC. BD
49. Answer (A, B)
Telescoping series
cot – tan = 2cot2
50. Answer (A, B)

 2.11  2r .7  4r 2  4 4r 2  121
2 2 2 2 2
 (r – 1)(4r – 121) = (11 + 7r)  4(r )
2 2
– 125r + 121 = 121 + 49r + 154r
2 2 2
 4(r ) – 174r – 154r = 0
51. Answer (A, B) 3
 4r – 174r – 154 = 0
21000  76, 31000  01, 51000  25, 61000  76 as 3
last two digits  2r – 87r – 77 = 0

52. Answer (A, C) 55. Answer (A, B, C, D)

Cyclic parallelogram will be rectangle (A) log32 – log17

5

 log32log52 – log17
 BAC   2
2
log52
 A lies on director circle of ellipse
But log17
2  4
7
 16 + K2 = 25  K2 = 9  e  5 2 5/2
4 2 >5 2 >5

53. Answer (A, B, D) 5

 > log52
2
1
f '  x   ex 
1 x2

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5 57. Answer (A, B, C)

log52 < ;35 < 28
2 Let for minimum value of
5log32 <8 (x, y) must be the point of intersection of lines
OC and AB
8
log3
2<5 58. Answer (A, B, C, D)
P  ( a cos , b sin  ) Q  (  a s in , b co s  )
5 3
 log .log < 4
2 2 x cos  y sin 
Tangent at P   1  (1)
a b
 log32 .log52 – log17 3 17
2 < 0  log2 < log5
 x sin  y cos 
(B) GE  log24.log96  log192.log12   1  (2)
a b
=  3log2 + log3  5log2 + log3  – x2 y2
Elimination  (1)2  (2)2   2
 6log2 + log3  2log2 + log3  a2 b2
 (A) is correct
 
2
 3 log22 3
Now mid(PQ)
5  a(cos   sin  ) b(sin   cos  ) 
(C) Let x  log 2
2
= 
2 2   ( x, y )
 
x 2  x  2   x  2  x  1  0  x  2 2x
cos   sin    (3)
a
 
2
 x 2  x  2  0  log52  log52  2  log220
2y
cos   sin    (4)
5 2 2 2 b
(D) log10 (log10  1)  (log10 )
 x2 y2  x2 y2 1
(3)2  (4)2  2  4     
 2
log10 9
[log10 2
 log10 5
]  log10  a2 b 2  a 2
b2 2

2
 log10 5
.1  log10  log10
10  1
 (B) is correct
b sin 
56. Answer (A, B, C, D) Slope of OP =  m1
a cos 
2
f(x) = sin (2(a + b + c)x) + cos ((a + b + c)x)
 b cos 
2 Slope of OQ =  m2
= sin 2px + cos px a sin 

1  cos 2x b2

 sin 2x  Now m 1m 2 =
2 a2
5 1  (C) is correct
 Maximum value of f  x  
2 1 a cos  b sin 
Now area of triangle OPQ =
1  2 a sin  b cos 
sin1 sin x | x   | x   ,  
2  1 1
ab(cos2   sin  )  ab
So largest integer x = 3, 5 sec–1x + 10 sin–1 2 2
y = 10   (D) is correct

 59. Answer A(R); B(P); C(S); D(Q)

  sec 1 x   and sin1 y 
2 2F  n   1 1
(A) F  n  1   F n  
 x = –1, y = 1 2 2

so tan–1(–1) + cos–1(0) F(1), F(2), F(3), … is an AP with common

1
   difference
   2
4 2 4
(B) a1  2d  a1  4d  a1  10d  a1  16d  a1  18d

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FINAL TEST SERIES for JEE (Advanced)-2021_PHASE-I Test-45_Paper-1_(Code-A)_(Answers and Solutions)

 5a1  50d = 7 . 7 . 41.

= 5(a1 + 10d) = 10 .i.e. a1 + 10d = 2 Thus the roots are 8, 8, and 42, and a
Now, = –(r + s + t) = –58
21
21 (B). The polynomial f(x) = P(x) – x – 2006
 ai   2a1  20d   21 a1  10d   42 satisfies f(0) = f(1) = f(2) = 0, so it has
i 1 2
x(x – 1) (x – 2) as a factor. It has degree 4,
(C) S = 1 + 5 + 13 + 29 + … + t10 so there is one more factor, call it x – l. Then
S = 1 + 5 + 13 +… + t9 + t10 P(x) = x + 2006 + x (x – 1) (x – 2) (x – l). The
3
coefficient of x is –3 – l, so l is an integer.
Subtracting
We have P(3) = 2009 + 6(3 – l) = 2027 – 6l.
t10 = 1 + 4 + 8 + 16 + up to 10 terms The smallest positive value for this
= 1 + (4 + 8 + 16 + …….. up to 9 terms) expression is when l = 337, which yields the
value 5.
= 2045
  
(D) Sum of all two digit numbers (C)   2  Re    1
  
90
 10  99    45 109  
2   1  ki  k  0  R 

Sum of all two digit numbers is divisible by
45  
2 10  98    45  54  

 ki
2
Sum of all two digit numbers is divisible by   
 OBA  Arg  
30    2
3 12  99   15  54 
2
(D) r1  r2    rn  56 and
Sum of all two digit numbers divisible by
r1r2  rn  2009  72  41.
15
6 12  96   15  54  So none of ri can be 49 or bigger factor of
2
2009, otherwise their sum is bigger than 56.
The required sum is 45(109) + 15(54) – (45) One ri is 41, two ri’s are 7, and the remaining
(54) – 15 (111) = 1620 ri’s are 1.

60. Answer A(S); B(R); C(P); D(P) Since 56 = 41 + 7 + 7 + 1, we have n = 4

(A). Let the roots be r, s, and t. Then they satisfy
r + s + t = –a, rs + st + rt = b, and rst = –c.
So we have –(a + b + c + 1) = r + s + t – rs
– rt – st + rst – 1 = (r – 1) (s – 1) (t – 1) = 2009

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