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Test – 22
ANSWERS

PHYSICS CHEMISTRY MATHEMATICS

1. (4) 26. (3) 51. (2)

2. (3) 27. (3) 52. (3)
3. (3) 28. (4) 53. (1)
4. (2) 29. (4) 54. (2)
5. (1) 30. (2) 55. (2)
6. (4) 31. (3) 56. (4)
7. (1) 32. (2) 57. (3)
8. (1) 33. (4) 58. (3)
9. (2) 34. (3) 59. (4)
10. (2) 35. (1) 60. (2)
11. (1) 36. (2) 61. (3)
12. (3) 37. (3) 62. (2)
13. (3) 38. (4) 63. (1)
14. (4) 39. (2) 64. (4)
15. (1) 40. (2) 65. (2)
16. (2) 41. (1) 66. (2)
17. (4) 42. (1) 67. (3)
18. (3) 43. (2) 68. (1)
19. (4) 44. (3) 69. (2)
20. (4) 45. (2) 70. (4)
21. (20.00) 46. (04.00) 71. (05.00)
22. (–02.00) 47. (04.00) 72. (04.00)
23. (46.50) 48. (01.00) 73. (05.00)
24. (11.00) 49. (06.00) 74. (18.00)
25. (01.50) 50. (04.00) 75. (11.00)

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5. Answer (1)
PART – A : PHYSICS
Image after first reflection by spherical mirror
1. Answer (4) must form at 'x' distance behind the plane
N1  N0e t1 and N2  N0e t2 mirror so that the plane mirror will form a real
Number of nuclei decayed n = N1 – N2 image at distance 'x' in front of it
n = N0  e t1  e t2 
A
As A  N   N 

A0  t1 1 1 1 4 1
n= e  e t2   ( A1  A2 )c       x = 40 cm
 3x x 30 3 x 30
2. Answer (3)  Separation between mirrors  2x = 80 cm
vrel = 2v  = 2v sin . 6. Answer (4)

3. Answer (3)  = A( – 1) so for zero deviation

1 1 1 A2(2 – 1) – A1(1 – 1) = 0
 Z 2R  2  2 
max 1 2 
3
1 1
2 1    2  1  1 1  1  0  32 – 21 = 1
Z R 2  2 2
min 1  
4. Answer (2) 7. Answer (1)
Let the focal length of convex lens is f1, and of
 hc  1
KEmax =   0   mv 2 concave lens is f2 (–ve).
   2
3 | f2 | 3 3
Now,   Then   f2  f1 (–ve)
4 | f1 | 2 2

hc 4 1 1 1 2 1 1
Then KE =  0  mv12 Also      f1 = 10 cm
3 2 30 f1 3f1 30 3f1
4hc 40 0 1 3
    mv12  f2 =   10 = –15 cm
3 3 3 2 2
4  hc   8. Answer (1)
=   0   0
3   3
1 41  
 mv12   mv 2   0 
2 32  3
4 2 20
  v1  v 
3 3m
4
 v1  v
3

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x 15. Answer (1)

 cos 
2
6.62  1034  1.4  1015
h 
x  2 cos  1.6  1019
n  2 cos 
= 5.8 eV
1   2  cos 
(KE)max = h – 
1
cos  
2 = 5.8 – 2.8
  45º
= 3.0
x
 tan 45º  x  D
D Anode voltage = 3 V
9. Answer (2)
    (KE)max = 3 + 3 = 6 eV
Clearly, a  b  2 a cos  c
    16. Answer (2)
Also, a. c   a c cos    cos  I
Pressure due to radiation = where I is
     C
 a  b  2(a . c ) c
intensity
10. Answer (2) 2I A0 sin  A
Fav  , S 0
As mass number decreases by 12 so 3 c sin 
occurred, and atomic number decreases by 2. Fav 2I sin2 
So, 3, 4decay must have happened. P= 
S c
11. Answer (1) 17. Answer (4)
IA = 13 I
Revolving electron can be equivalent to a
IB = I current carrying loop.
IA – IB = 12I v
Bc 
r2
12. Answer (3)
r n2
1
v
n
18. Answer (3)
For inelastic collision to occur, loss of energy
should be equal to energy difference of two
Bohr's orbits
 = [ – 2] + [ – 2(60° – )]
1 m  4m
 2 – 2 – 120° + 2 = constant (Kloss)max =   v 02
2 5m
Angle between incident ray and final reflected
ray does not depend on . 4
= (K i )
5
13. Answer (3)
For inelastic collision,
hc
   4K 4
1 (K i )  10.2  4
5
hc
 K  Ki  51 eV
2
19. Answer (4)
hc  4 1 Refraction through curved surface
  
3   2 1 
 2 1 2  1
 
v u R
14. Answer (4)
1.2 (1.5  1.8) (1.2  1.5)
 
1 2 f 20 (  20)
    1  f  10 cm
f R  f = 

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20. Answer (4) PART – B : CHEMISTRY

1 1 1
Use   26. Answer (3)
u v f

15  10
v1 =  30 cm
(15  10)

25  10 50
v2 =  cm
(25  10) 3

50 40
  = 30   cm
3 3

21. Answer (20.00)

59 1 59 27. Answer (3)
1 VSD =  
60 3 180 –NH > –OH
2
1 60 Because of bigger size of p-orbital of N and
1 MSD = 
3 180 they are of higher energy due to the presence
Least count = 1 MSD – 1 VSD of naked negative charge.
28. Answer (4)
1
=  20"
180
22. Answer (–02.00) Stabilization of the transition state by

p =  
conjugation with the  bond
 Momentum of both particle is same. 29. Answer (4)

p2
K  qv
2m

23. Answer (46.50)

 1 
E = 13.6 × 4  1 –  = 51 eV
 16 

 Vstopping = 51 – 4.5 = 46.50 eV

This rearrangement would not be possible.
30. Answer (2)
24. Answer (11.00)

(1.525  1)10 m  n  5000 Å

0.525  10  106  n  5  107

52.5
n  10.5
5
11th dark at path difference of 10.5
25. Answer (01.50)

1 1 1 31. Answer (3)

 
f 40 25  Sincethe solvent is ethanol, so reaction will go
via SN1 and formation of carbocation will occur
2 3 favourably at benzylic position.
f  m P   1.5 D
3 2

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32. Answer (2) 45. Answer (2)

can give the iodoform test.

33. Answer (4)

Only benzylic and allylic alcohols are oxidised by
MnO2.
34. Answer (3)

35. Answer (1)

46. Answer (04.00)

No. of Geometrical Isomers = 2n = 4, n =
36. Answer (2) number of double bond.
47. Answer (04.00)

Product is DBE = 4

48. Answer (01.00)

37. Answer (3)

49. Answer (06.00)

38. Answer (4)
Due to chelate effect, decarboxylation is easier.
39. Answer (2)
Sucrose is a non-reducing sugar.
40. Answer (2)
Different amino acids have different isoelectric
point.
41. Answer (1)

Nylon-6 is a polymer of caprolactam .

42. Answer (1)

Bakelite is a cross-linked polymer.
43. Answer (2)
Iproniazid is a tranquilizer.
44. Answer (3)
Gabriel phthalimide reaction will give 1° amine.
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50. Answer (04.00) Then,

 
bc  5
 
 b c sin = 5

1
 sin =
2
3
 cos =
2
Now, given,
        
a  b  3(a  c )  0  a  (b  3c )  0
  
 b  3c || a
  
 b  3c  a
2 2   2
 b  9 c – 6 b · c = 2 a
 

 25 + 36 – 6 b c cos  = 2·4 
PART – C : MATHEMATICS  3 2
 61– 6  5.2·
   4
 2 
51. Answer (2)
Since vectors are coplanar, 61– 30 3
 2 
a a c 4
So 0 1 1  0 55. Answer (2)
Volume of parallelepiped
c c 4b
     
a ·a a · b
 a ·c
 4ab =  c2
V  b
 · a
 b· b b· c
 c2 – 4ab = 0 ...(i) c ·a 
c · b c ·c
And
Discriminant of given equation is 4 3 4
= c2 – 4ab = 0, [from (i)]  288 cu units
 3 9 6
 Roots are real and equal  12 2 cu units
4 6 16
52. Answer (3)
    56. Answer (4)


 
Here, (1 – tan) a – 1  2 sin  b  0 and a
9! 9  8  7  6  5  4  3!
n S   
and b are non-collinear 3!  2! 3!  2!
 1 = tan and 1  2 sin   0  9  8  7  6  5  2  9  8  7  6  10
 5 5 7 To find n(E)
  or and   or
4 4 4 4 Case I.
5
 Most general value of   2n   ,nI No two T's come together but N may or may not
4
position for T is denoted by ×
53. Answer (1)
×A×E×N×I×O×N×
Since given vectors are coplanar
   
So 61 p  40 q  21r  0 6! 7! 6  5  4!
Total words fomed  7C3   
   2! 3!  4! 2
 p , q , r are coplanar
    765 432  5
 q × r and r × p are collinear   42  300  12600
     2
 ( q × r ) × {( r × p ) = 0
Case. II
54. Answer (2)
 
Let be the angle between b and c

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No two T's come together but two N come together When 2 alike letters and 3 different letters are
× A × E × NN × I × O × taken
5!
Required words formed = 2C1 × 4C3 ×
2!
['×' is the position for T]
In this case total words formed 5  4  3  2!
2 4  480
2!
6  5  4  3!
= 6C3 × 5! = ×5×4×3×2×1 Case III.
3!  3! When 2 alike, 2 alike and 1 different letter are
= 20 × 120 = 2400 taken
 n(E) = 12600 – 2400 = 10200 5!
Required words formed = 2C2 × 3C1 ×
n E  2!  2!
  Required probability 
n S  5  4  3  2!
13  90
2!  2
10200 85 85
    n(S) = 120 + 480 + 90 = 690
9  8  7  6  10 18  14 252
n(E) = total number of words formed with all
57. Answer (3) the repeated letters used = 90
n E  90 3
 B  Required probability   
P  B3 ·P   n S  690 23
 B 
P 3    B3 
 B  B  B   B  60. Answer (2)
P  B1  ·P    P  B2  ·P    P  B3 ·P  
B
 1 B
 2  B3  

H or T (appearing)

1  a – 4a  7 
2 
H H....... H
 

 
 B3  3  a 2 – 4a  10  10 times
 P  
 B  1  a2 – 4a  8   a 2 – 4a  9   a 2 – 4a  7   10 10
   
3  a 2 – 4a  10   a2 – 4a  10   a 2 – 4a  10  
 1  1
    1 1 1 1 1   
2 2
B  a 2 – 4a  7 1 1 1 
P 3   –    H or T (appearing)

 B 
 3 a 2 – 4a  8  
3 3  a – 2  4 
2
  H H....... H    
  
10 times
1 1 1
 –  10 11
3 12 4 1  1  1
     1 1 1 1   
58. Answer (3) 2 2 2
n(S) = 66,n(E) = 6C1 × 1 × 1 × 1 × 1 × 1 
H or T (appearing)

    T  H.........HH
6   
 Required probability  1 – 10 times
66
10 11
1  1  1
1 65 – 1 7775  1  1 1 1     
1–   2 2 2
65 65 65
 Required probability
59. Answer (4) 10 11 11 11 11 11
 1  1  1  1  1  1
To find n(S)            
 2 2
  2
  2
  2
  2
Letters to given word are
10 11 11
K2  1  1  1 7
  5      2  5 
O1  2 2  2 211
L  1 61. Answer (3)
A  2
T  1
Case I.
When all 5 letters are distinct
Required words formed = 5C5 × 5! = 1 × 120 =
120
Case II.
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  iˆ – kˆ iˆ – ˆj  2iˆ – ˆj – kˆ i,e, (3 + 2) – 8 – 6 + 15 + 12 = 0

BD    
 2 2  2  10 = –8
 4
1 6  = –
BD   4  1  1   3 5
2 2
 Unit vector along BD  2 1 
 Coordinates of R are  – , – , 0 
 5 5 
2iˆ – jˆ – kˆ
   Here equation of line PQ is
6
x–5 y –4 z–3
62. Answer (2)      say 
3 4 5
Planes are
2x + 3y + 10z = 8 ... (i) Coordinates of Q are (3 + 5, 4 + 4, 5 + 3)
2x – 3y – 7z = 2 ... (ii) and the point Q lies on the plane
Let a, b, c be the d.r's of the line of intersection x – 2y + 3z = 0
of planes (i) and (ii)  (3 + 5) – (8 + 8) + (15+ 9) = 0
 2a + 3b + 10c = 0
–3
2a – 3b – 7c = 0  10= –6 =
5
a –b c
   16 8 
–21  30 –14 – 20 –6 – 6  Coordinates of Q are  , , 0 
 5 5 
a b c
   i.e., a : b : c = 9 : 34 : –12
9 34 –12 9
 Required distance = QR 
63. Answer (1) 5
Here lines are parallel and they are 65. Answer (2)

  
r  3iˆ  2 ˆj  kˆ   2iˆ  ˆj  2kˆ  and

  
r  4iˆ  jˆ  3kˆ   2iˆ  jˆ  2kˆ 
  
a – a   b
2 1
 Distance between them  
b

(iˆ – jˆ  2kˆ )  (2iˆ  jˆ  2kˆ )


4  1 4
Image of A is D (x, y, z) and co-ordinates of D
i j k
can be obtained as
2 1 2
1 –1 2 4i – 2 j – 3k x – 1 y – 2 z – 3 –2 1  4  9 
    
4  1 4 9 1 2 3 1 4  9
16  4  9 29
  x –1 y – 2 z – 3
9 3     –2
1 2 3
64. Answer (4)
 x – 1 = – 2, y – 2 = –4, z – 3 = –6
 x = –1,y = –2, z = –3
 D  (–1, –2, – 3)
 Minimum length of AC + CB

BD  36  100  196  332

66. Answer (2)

From given equation
Coordinates of R are (3 + 2, 4 + 3, 5+ 4) dy
 cos  x  y  , Put, x + y = v
and are satisfying the equation x – 2y + 3z = 0 dx

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dy dv (homogeneous differential equation)

 1 
dx dx dY dV
Put Y = VX, then V  X
dv dX dX
From given equation, – 1= cosv Substituting these values in (ii) and then solving
dx
Y2
dv v we get,  2 In | X |  c
  1  cos v  2cos2 X2
dx 2
1 v 
 y – 2 2 = 2 ln |x – 2| + c
  sec 2 dv   dx
2 2  x – 2 2
v 70. Answer (4)
 tan  x c
2 DRs of normal to the plane containing lines
xy x y z x y z
 tan    xc   and   are a, b, c, then
 2  5 2 3 2 3 4
67. Answer (3) 5a + 2b + 3c = 0 and 2a + 3b + 4c = 0 and so
d.r.'s of nomral to the plane are –1, –14, 11
dy x  y 
Here – x y z
dx x Also plane contains   the line
1 2 3
xdy + y dx + xdx = 0
Required equation of plane will be given by
d(xy) + xdx = 0
x y z
x2
 xy  c … (i) 1 2 3 0
2
–1 –14 11
If (i) passes through the point (2, 1), then
4 32x – 7y – 6z = 0
2  c 71. Answer (05.00)
2
From given relation
c = 4        
Put c = 4 in equation (i)     
2 a ·c b – a · b c  b  3 c
2xy + x2 = 2 × 4 = 8   1   3
68. Answer (1)  a ·c  and a ·b  –
2 2
From given differential equation, we have   3
1  a b cos   –
dy y 1 – 2
 2  3,  IF = e x
dx x x   5
 cos   cos   –   cos
Solution of equation (i) is  6 6
1   5
1 1 –
x  angle between a and b is
– – e 6
y ·e x = e x + c
x 72. Answer (04.00)
1 Let
Put x = 1 and y (1) = 1, we get c = –
e E1  the event when die A is used
1
E2  the event when die B is used
1 ex
 y  1 – R  when red face appears
x e
2
 1 e  R  3
n
 R  2
n
 y  1 2– 3–e P      and P 
2 e  
E 6
 1    E2   6 
69. Answer (2)
From given differential equation 1 1
P(E1) = , P(E2) =
2 2
dy  x – 2    y – 2 
2 2
 …(i) n
dx  x – 2  y – 2  1 2

E  2  6 
16
dY dy  P 2   
Let x – 2 = X & y – 2 = Y    R   3  n
 2   1 97
n
dX dx       
From equation (i)  6   6   2

dY X2 Y 2 2n 16
 …(ii)    n = 4
dX XY n
3 2 n 97
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73. Answer (05.00)  1

V    (Area of base) (Height)
Bag 1 Bag 2 3
6W 4W
nB 5B 1
120   20  h
6 4 3
P W1   P W2  
6n 9
120  3
n 5  h
P  B1   P  B2   20
6n 9
P(one white, one black)  h = 18 units
 6  5   4  n 
      
 6  n  9   9  6  n  75. Answer (11.00)
30  4n 50 Given lines are
  (given)
9  6  n  99
x–5 y z x– y z
15  2n  25 0
 
4 –  –1
and
0
 
–2 2 – 
are
 
6n 11
coplanar
 150 + 25n = 165 + 22n
 3n = 165 – 150 = 15 5– 0 0
 n=5  0 4– –1  0
74. Answer (18.00) 0 –2 2 – 

Volume of tetrahedron, is  3 – 112 + 36 – 30 = 0

 sum of all possible values of 

–  11
 1  2  3   11
1

  

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