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Time: 09.00Am to 12.00Noon WTA-09 Max. Marks: 198
KEY SHEET
PHYSICS
1 A 2 C 3 B 4 A 5 D 6 A
7 CD 8 ABD 9 BC 10 BC 11 AD 12 AD
13 5 14 4 15 4 16 6 17 25 18 3

CHEMISTRY
19 A 20 C 21 A 22 D 23 C 24 D
25 ACD 26 ABC 27 ABD 28 B 29 ABCD 30 AD
31 5.55 32 1 33 45 34 6 35 4 36 6

MATHEMATICS
37 D 38 D 39 B 40 A 41 C 42 B
43 B,C 44 B,C 45 BCD 46 AC 47 C 48 ACD
49 2 50 6 51 8 52 1 53 7 54 7
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SOLUTIONS
PHYSICS
4
1. RA  rB  R 1 1
4

   A     RB  16RA
RB  rA  RB  2  16
When RA and RB are connected in parallel then equivalent resistance
RA RB 16
Req   RA
( RA  RB ) 17
If RA  4.25 then Req  4 i.e. option (a) is correct.

2. The given circuit can be simplified as follows

A B C D

5R
 RAD 
6
3. Maximum number of resistance  2n1  231  4
4. When plates of capacitor are separated by a dielectric medium of dielectric
constant , and its capacity. So

Here, C0  C
 Cm  KC
Now, two capacitors of capacities and are in series, their effective capacitance

or

5. ...(i)
The energy stored in capacitor is lost in form of heat energy
...(ii)
From Eqs. (i) and (ii), we have

6. The capacitor with air as the dielectric has capacitance

Similarly, the capacitor with as the dielectric constant has capacitance

Since, are in parallel

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7. 0 A
For parallel plate capacitor C 
 1
d  t 1  
 k
8. 1
Qi  KCE;U i  KCE 2 ; Q f  CE
2
Charge flows through cell   k  1 CE
1 2
Wext  E C  k  1Won cell  E 2C  k  1
2
9. Common
0   30  C0 30
p.d VC   VC 
KC0  C0 VC  1
 VC2  VC  30  VC  5V
QA  C AVC , QB  C BVC  C0  5
10.
x
 x  1 2
2  x 1
V 6
x  1 ;i    6A
R 1

11. i
V ;  a  i1  i2
neA
A V 1
 neA0V1  ne 0 V1  1 
4 V 2 4
eET V1 E1 1
(d) V  ;  
me V 2 E2 4
12. By the definition of current density
13. Reff =4R
 Re R 5 100
   5%
R R 100
14. Two resistances R1  R2  R
Series combination Rs  R  R  2 R  S  2R
1 1 1 2 R R
In parallel combination     RP   P 
Rp R R R 2 2
Combination S  np

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R
2R  n  
2
n4
15. Rt  R0 1   t 
5  R0 1  50 
And 6  R0 1  100 
5 1  50
    1/ 200
6 1  100
Putting ‘  ’ value sub in (1) we get R0  4
16. Heat loss = U i  U f
1 2
 1  V0 2 
= CV0  2  C   
2  2  2  
CV02
=
4
2

Heat loss=
 60 10   20 
12

 6nJ
4
17. Heat produced in the resister (H)=1/2 CV 2
1 2
H   2 106   500 
2
H  0.25 J  25 102 J
18. 
K  1 e
0
4 
 1 e
3 0
4 
1 e
3 0
1 e

3 0

 e  0
3

CHEMISTRY
19. Conceptual
20. Molarity is temperature dependent whereas molality is temperature independent. As
the temperature increases volume of the solution increases then molarity decreases.
21. A Solution of CaCl2 is 0.5 mol/L
Hence, 1 Litre of solution will contain 0.5 moles of CaCl2
0.500 L of solution will contain,
0.500 L  0.5 mol/L  0.25 mole of CaCl2

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1 mole of CaCl2  2 moles of chloride ions
0.25 moles of CaCl2 contains; 2  0.25  0.50 moles of chloride ions
22. A  CHCl3 , B  CCl4
23. Stability order of free radical
.C .C .CH 2

 
24. O O CH 3
 CH 3MgBr CH C OH
C2 H 5 C OCH3  CH3 MgBr  C2 H 5 C CH 3 3

CH 3

25. Conceptual
26. 1000 M
m
1000   MM 2
mM 1
X2 
1000  mM 1
S
M
GMW

27. The resultant solution is basic when, number of gram equivalent of base is greater
than number of gram equivalent of acid.

28. Dry ether
CH 3CHO  CH 3MgBr  H / H 2O
 CH 3CH 2OMgBr   CH 3CH 2OH  Mg  OH  X
O

CH 2  CH 2 Dry ether H / H 2O 
 CH 3 MgBr   CH 3CH 2OMgBr   CH 3CH 2OH  Mg  OH  X
29. A) Hydroboration – oxidation it is follows anti-markonikov rule
B) Oxymercuration-demercuration follows markonikov rule
C) Hydrolysis; Formation of carbocation  1,2 hydride shift  attack of
nucleophile H 2O  removal of proton
D) Anti markonikov rule; kharasch effect
30. Conceptual
31. x  d  10 98  1.80  10
M   18
mB 98
M 1V1  M 2V2
18 V1  0.11000
100
V1   5.55 mL
18
32.  w
  %  10  n  factor
Normality=   v 
GMW
0.98  10  2

98
 0.2
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1
 2 10
33. Wsolute
ppm   106
Wsolution
45  103 g
  106
1000 g
 45
CH 3
34. CH 3

CH

x is no.of phenylic hydrogens = 5

no.of benzylic hydrogens = 1
total = 6
35. CH 3 CH 3
CH 3
CH 2Cl
Cl

, Cl , Cl ,

36. When a phenyl group is attached to the   carbon atom of  ,  unsaturated carbonyl
group, the double bond is also reduced.
LiAlH 4
C6 H 5  CH  CH  COOH   C6 H 5CH 2CH 2CH 2OH

MATHEMATICS
37. PA.PB  S11  31
38.  2
Let 1  , 2 
k k
 2  21
d  2cos1  2cos 2
3 1
 cos 1  cos 21
2
By solving
3  
cos 1   1    k  3
2 3 k
39. The given lines form a triangle
40. c1c2  r1  r2
41. C1   0, 2  , r1  3
C2   6, 2  , r2  3
C3   3, 6  , r3  3
All circles have the same radius.
The radius of the circle touching all the circles is
CP  CC1  C1P  CC1  3
Let C(h,k) be the center of the required circle, then,
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CC1  CC2  CC3
Solving, we get
31 23 5
h ,k   CC1  949
18 12 36
5
Now, CP  CC1  3  949  3
36
42. 2 gg 1  2 ff 1  C  C1  C  18
43. Let equation of L1 is mx  y  0
 x 2  y 2  x  3 y  0  C (1 / 2, 3 / 2)r  10 / 2
From given condition
d1  d 2  m  3  4  m  1 or   7
 L1 is x  y  0, x  7 y  0
44. Equation of chord of contact of P is S1  0
x y4 0 .............1
Solving (1) and circle.  0, 4  3, 1
45. C1C2  r1  r2
46. n
r d 2  n 2 2
2
 n   2.8, 2.8   n  1, 2
 No of such chords  2 If n  2,
Length of chord  2 2 If n  1,
Length of chord  14
 L12  L32  8  14  22
47. 3
Slope of C1PC2   tan   r  5
4
Centres are
  x1  r cos  , y1  r sin  
  5, 4  or  3, 2 
48.  
 C  2, 5  or  C  2,  5  
Length of common chord  4
20  9  9 1
cos   
2  3 3 9

49. Since x 2  y 2  25  x  5cos and y  5sin 

So, therefore log 5  3x  4   log 5 15cos  20sin  
log  3x  4 y 
5 max
2
50. In A  CHCl3 , B  CCl4
5  6    5  8  C
 5 2
52  5 2

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 C  60

A P

C 450 B
R

51. AB=Length of the chord  2l

AM=MB= l
1 1 1
2
 2

 CA  PA 16
1 1 1
2
 2

R  PA 16

1 1 1
2
 2
R L 16
R
1ePAC , tan  
L
R  L tan 
1 1 1
2 2
 2
L tan  L 16
L2 4
 cos ec 2  sin  
16 L
l
1eAPM sin  
L
4 l
  l 4
L L
 AB  2l  8
A

R L


C M P

52. The line L is common chord of x 2  y 2  61 and the circle with P as centre and radius
10. Then
L  5 x  6 y  11  0
53. xy  9  9  81
Out of that  4, 4  ,  3, 4  ,  4, 3
Are not interior points 81-12=69.
n
   7
9

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54. Let ‘r’ be radius of smaller Ole
 2  r  1  r  2 1
2
 Req. Ole  x 2  y 2   
2 1  3  2 2

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