Sec: JR.IIT_*CO SC(MODEL-A) WAT-12 Date: 18.09.

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Time: 3HRS 2017_P1 Max. Marks: 183
KEY SHEET
PHYSICS
1 AC 2 AC 3 BC 4 ABCD 5 AD
6 AC 7 BD 8 7 9 8 10 3
11 8 12 1 13 D 14 C 15 A
16 C 17 B 18 C

CHEMISTRY
19 AB 20 C 21 ABCD 22 AD 23 A

24 AC 25 ABD 26 2 27 1 28 4

29 6 30 3 31 C 32 A 33 C

34 A 35 C 36 D

MATHEMATICS
37 B 38 A 39 BD 40 BD 41 ABC

42 AC 43 ABC 44 2 45 1 46 8

47 1 48 2 49 B 50 B 51 D

52 B 53 C 54 D
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SOLUTIONS
PHYSICS
1. mR  ( m  M ) x  0 . Use LCM and LCE
 dv 
2. m0V0     qv and m0V0  mv
 dx 
3. 2V0  2V1  V2 and eV0  V2  V1
4. apply Impulse momentum theorem
dm
5. F v   dmg sin 
dt
(V ) A.C
6. e
(V ) B.C
2u sin 
7. T
g
(V ) A.C
8. e
(V ) B.C
2
1  v0  1 M 1.25 1.6
9. M    kx 2  x  v0  x  1.6 x m  x  8cm
2  5 2 5K 5  100 20
13,14&15.
Apply impulse momentum theorem.
16,17&18.
1 mM
KE  (1  e2 )
2 mM
CHEMISTRY
19.

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20.

21. NCERT statements

Statement A is from NCERT Page. No 105 Chemical kinetics
22.

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23.

24. Conceptual
25. Conceptual
th
1 1
26. After 2 sec surface area become hence radius become of initial value
4 2
4r22 1 1
  r2  r1
4r1 4
2
2
4 3 1
Hence v2  r2  of v1
3 8
 7 / 8 of initial vol. of solute is dissolved.
7 1
  gm of solute dissolved in water
8 7
1 100 10
M   102
8  125  100 100
x2

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27. With respect to sugar order is 1 half life is independent of conc. for H

t 1 H  
n 1

2
n 1
500  106 
 101  101 
n 1
  
50  105 
 1 n  1
n0
 a  b 1
28. xA   Ax  s 
8
t 88  0 mole
x
5
300  xB  420   420
8
5
x
x4
Now, 1.0 hr
4A 
 A4
8 /4

P  360  X A  PA0  xB PB0

8  5 
  340    420
13  0.75  13  0.75 
 t1/ 2  2.4 hr
Ea  cat 
29. ln K cat   ln A 
RT1
Ea  un.cat 
ln Kun.cat   ln A 
RT2
As per question ln k cat   ln k un.cat 
Ea cat  Eaun.cat  Ea cat  Ea
   
RT1 RT2 400 500
 Eun.cat  Ea cat  30
5
 Eacat  Eacat  30
4
30  4
 Ea cat    120KJ
1
x  Eaun.cat   150 KJ
150
x / 25  6
25

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31. Conceptual
32. Conceptual
33. Conceptual
34. Conceptual
35. Conceptual
36. Conceptual
MATHS
b  a cos    a  b cos  
37. x
ba
b  a sin    a  b sin  
y
ba
x cos   cos         
  x cos    y sin  0
y sin   sin   2   2 
1
38. 1  ab sin   cos 
2
1
 2  ab sin   cos  sin   cos 
2
1
 3  ab sin   cos 
2
1 ,  2 ,  3 are in GP
 22  1 ,  3
39. Conceptual
40. Use Cramer’s rule
41. Construct the Locus equation

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3  5 5  1
1
 1  1
 3  5 5  1 
42. P ,  ; Q  1,5  , R   7, 2   PQR  2  1 5 14
  1  1 
7 2 1

19
Solving, we get   , 23
5
     
43.   2sin sin sin  
2 2  2 
Also we can observe that OA  OB  OC  1 where O is origin so it will be the circumcentre Using
o  g  s 2:1 ratio, we can get orthocenter
44. Area of square is a 2
Let O   0, 0  , P   a, 0  ,  a, a  , R   0, a 
 a a 
M   a,  , N   , a 
 2 2 
1 a  a  3a 2
Area of the triangle is a  a     
2 22 8

 x  h   y  k   6  x  h   8  y 6k   24  0
2 2
45.
 2h  6  0 & 2k  8  0
  h, k    3, 4 
46. Eliminate θ
 x  1  y2   x  1  y 2  12
2 2
47.
x2 y 2
Upon simplification we get  1
36 35
48. We will get transformed – equation as x 2  y 2  3 x  y  xy  10 by putting
x  X  1, y  Y  1 now compare and verify options.
49, 50 & 51.
r
Distance =
3
52, 53 & 54.
Using incentre and excentre formulae

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