Sec: XII-IC_CF WTM - 8 DATE: 20-06-2022

Time: 03:00 Hrs XII-IC_CF Max Marks: 300

KEY

PHYSICS
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
B D D C B D C C C C
11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
D A C B B D A D C A
21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30
3 4 1 3 3 3 7 2 4 6

CHEMISTRY
31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40
B C B C A B C C C D
41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50
B B B B C C D B A B
51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60
4 5 2 1 6 2 4 6 4 1

MATHEMATICS
61. 62. 63. 64. 65. 66. 67. 68. 69. 70.

B D C D C D B B A B

71. 72. 73. 74. 75. 76. 77. 78. 79. 80.

C C B C B B B D B D

81. 82. 83. 84. 85. 86. 87. 88. 89. 90.

1 1 1 9 3 0 1 1 7 3
 SOLUTIONS

PHYSICS
1. Use vector representation

1
tan   tan 
2

1
tan  
2

tan   2 so     

2. W = pE (1- cos )

3.   pE sin 

W  pE

4. (C)

Potential at all points on right bisector of a dipole is zero

5. (B)

  pE sin 

0.2  pE sin 30

pE  0.4

The required PE of the dipole is

 2 pE  2  0.4  0.8 J

6. (D)

EP 
q  Q  q    Q1  q   Q 2   Q1  q 
 1 (Q1 - q)
P
0A 0A 0A 0A
q
Q2 + (Q1 -q)
O  q  Q 2  Q1  q
-(Q1 - q)
 Q  Q2 
q  1 
 2 

7. (C)

k1 0 A1 k2 0 A2
CR  C1  C2  
d d
 A A
2  0 4  0
 2  2  2  10  4  10  30  F
d d 2 2

8. (C)

As the capacitors 4 F and 2 F connected in parallel, are in series with 6 F capacitor, their

equivalent capacitance is
 2  4  6
 3 F
246

Charge in the circuit, Q  3 F  12V  36C

Since the capacitors 4 F and 2 F are connected in parallel, therefore potential difference
across them is same

Q1 C1 4
    Q1  2Q2
Q2 C2 2

Also Q = Q1 + Q2

36 C
 36C  2Q2  Q2  Q2   12 C
2

 Q1  Q  Q2  36 C  12 C  24 C  24  106 C.

9. (C)

There will be two dipole inclined to each other at an angle of 60°. The dipole moment of each
dipole will be (ql). The resultant dipole moment

2 2
  ql    ql   2  ql  ql  cos 60  3  ql  .

10. (C)

2 p
(a) Eaxial 
4 0 r 3

p
(b) Eequatorial 
4 0 r 3

11. (D)

When an electric dipole is placed at an angle of 30° in uniform electric field, it will experience
torque as well as a translational force.

12. (A)

At all points on equatorial line.

13. (C)
 K 0 A
Capacitance with dielectric Cmedium 
d

K
 Cmedium 
d

14. (B)

2p
Ep  k 3cos 2   1
r3

1
tan  90     tan 
2

tan   2


15. E
0

kA0
16. C
d

17. C '  kC

19. (C)

Plane conducting surface facing each other must have equal and opposite charge densities. Here
as the plate area are equal, Q2 = - Q3.

The charge on a capacitor means the charge on the inner surface of the positive plate (here it is
Q2 )

Potential difference between the plates

ch arg e Q 2Q2
  2 
capaci tan ce C 2C

Q2   Q2  Q2  Q3
 
2C 2C

20. (A)

3 3 3
C AB  3   4  F , CAC    3 F
3 2 2

 C AB : C AC  4 : 3

21. Between A and B two capacitor (with separation d and 3d) are in series

Hence,
 .

22. (4)

To determine charge on 6F, we can remove 3F from the circuit. After this,

C eq  2F

Q  C eq V  2  2  4C
23. (1)

Given that capacitance C = 10F and charge = 20C. But the is effective charge q = 10C.

24. (3)

Three capacitor in parallel

25. (3)

Let Q amount of charge flow through the MN branch.

Q Q Q Q
V  60V     2 or Q  30C V
2C C 2C C

Q 30C
Potential difference between M and N   V  30V
C C

26. Magnitude of force between to dipoles when they are placed along the same line in same
direction

6k p1 p2
F
r4

kp
27. E 1  3cos 2 
r3
 
kp.r
28. V 3
r

29. (4)

 1 1
W  pE  cos 0  cos 60   pE 1    pE
 2 2

W '  pE  cos 0  cos180   pE 1  1  2 pE

 W '  4W

3kp1p 2
30. F
r4

CHEMISTRY
31. Allylic halide has greater reactivity in both SN1 and SN2 reaction
32. Conjugative system is more stable
33. SN2 is favored in less hindered reactant while E2 is favored in case where TS is more stable.
35. If donor anion is same then nucleophlicity and basicity run parallel.

36. SN2 will be favored.


39. Activating power for ArSN reaction is  NH 2  NO 2 .CN
 
Ph  CH  CH  CH 2Cl 
 Ph  CH  CH  C H 2 
 Ph  C H  CH  CH 2
40.  more stable 
H2O
product  

43. (B)

Rate of SN2 reaction  partial positive charge on carbon attached to leaving group.
1

Steric hindrance on carbon attached to leaving group

44. (B)

Rate of E1  stability of alkene formed.

Cl

E1
(Aromatic hence very stable)

45. (C)
AgF
CH 3  Br    CH 3  F
 This reaction is called Swart’s reaction.
46. (C)
It is a SN1 reaction which involve flat carbocation. Hence, both (A) and (B) will be formed.
51. IV and V are not suitable substrates for SN2 reactions
52. VI can give Hofmann as well as Saylzeff elimination. This depends on the size of the base.

MATHEMATICS
61. (B)
f  x   f  x 
62. (D)
 
f  x    f (x)
 2

63. verify that the options are even and odd

64. A function whose graph is symmbrical about the y-axis must be even since sin x and
 
log x  x 2  1 are odd function.

 
Therefore sin log x  x 2  1  must be odd
sec 4  cosec4 x
Also, is an odd function
x 3  x 4 cot x

Now, let f  x  y   f  x   f  y  x, y  R

 f 0  0  f  0  f  0

 f  x  is odd

67. We have, f  x  k   f  x   0 for all x  R.

putting x  k for x,

we get f  x  2k   f  x  k   0

 2   1   f  x  2k   f  x   0

 f  x  2k   f  x 

The shows that f  x  is periodic with period 2K

9x 91 x
68. f  x   f 1  x    1
9 x  3 91 x  3
69. fof  x   f  f  x  

1
 
 f  a  x n  n 
 

x

1
70. Replace x by then solve.
x

x2  2
71. f  x   x 3  sin x 
a

 x2  2 
 f   x    x 3  sin x   
 a 

Now f   x   f  x  given

 f  x   f  x   0

x2  2
 0  1,   3  x  3
a

 a  11

( maximum of x 2  2 in 3  x  3 ix 11)

72. (C)

If   x   f  x 

73. We have
5 1/5
f  x  k   1  1  1  f  x  
 

5 1/5
 f  x  k   1  1  f  x   1 
 

5 1/5
   x  k   1    x   1 
 

Where   x   f  x   1

1/5
5
   x  2k   1   x  k 
 
1/5

 5
   x  2k   1  1     x   
  
   x  , x  R
  f  x  2k   1  f  x  1

 f  x  2k   f  x  , x  R

 f(x) is periodic with period 2k.

74. (C)
We have

sin    x   cos    x 
f   x 
sin    x   cos    x 

sin x  cos x
  f  x  for all x
sin x  cos x

 f(x) is periodic with period .

75. (B)


Since |sin x| + |cos x| is periodic function with period ,
2
1  
 f  x   sin 4x  cos 4x is a periodic function with period i.e.,
4 2 8

76. 
f   x   ln  x  1  x 2 
 1 x2  x   1 
 ln 


 1 x2  x    ln 
1  x  x 
2 2
 x  1 x 


 f  x  ; f  x  is an odd function

77. f  x  0

D<0

k 2  2 k  1  36  0

k 2  2 k  35  0

k   5, 7 

78. f(x) is an odd function

 x2 
    0x   10, 10
a 
 x2
0  1  a  100
a
n
  x  x 
79. f  x    sin  r 1   tan  r 
r 1  2  2 

Periods are 2, 2, 8, 8, 32, 32, 32,………2n, 2n;

i.e., L.C.M = 2 n

80. f  x   cos  2  x  cos   x 2  x

We know 9   2  10 and 10   2  9

 2   9 and  2   10

 f  x   cos9x  cos  10x 

81. period of x   x  is 1


period of cos  x  is 1


 1
period of cos  2  x is  ........
2 2

1 1 1
L.C.M of 1, , ,..... is 1
2 3 n
x x x
 2 3  4
83. Let f  x            1, which is a decreasing function
 5 5  5

 graph cuts the x-axis at only one point

1  1 
84. If f  x   x 3  3
 4  x 2  2   13
x  x 

3 2
 1  1  1 
  x    3  x    4  x    2   13
 x  x  x 


 f 2 3 9 
85. Given that f  x  y   f  x  f  y  a, x, y  N and f 1  2

n
To find ‘a’ such that,  f  a  k   16  2
k 1
n
 1 ………(1)
For this we starts with f 1  2 ………(2)

then f  2   f 1  1  f 1 f 1  f  2   22

using (2) Similarly we get, f  3  23 , f  4   24 ,........, f  n   2n

Now equation (1) can be written as

 f  a  1  f  a  2   f  a  3  .......  f  a  f  n   16  2n  1

 f  a   f 1  f  2   f  3  .....  f  n    16  2n  1

 f  a  f 1  f  2   f  3  .....  2n   16 2n  1

 2  2n  1 
 f a     16  2n  1
 2  1 

 f  a   8  23  f  3   a  3.