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Test – 18
ANSWERS

PHYSICS CHEMISTRY MATHEMATICS

1. (4) 26. (2) 51. (3)
2. (3) 27. (3) 52. (1)
3. (1) 28. (1) 53. (3)
4. (3) 29. (3)
54. (2)
5. (2) 30. (1)
55. (2)
6. (3) 31. (1) 56. (4)
7. (1) 32. (1) 57. (4)
8. (3) 33. (2) 58. (1)
9. (1) 34. (2) 59. (4)
35. (3) 60. (2)
10. (1)
61. (2)
11. (2) 36. (2)
62. (4)
12. (2) 37. (4)
63. (1)
13. (3) 38. (3)
64. (3)
14. (3) 39. (2)
65. (3)
15. (3) 40. (1)
41. (3) 66. (3)
16. (2)
42. (2) 67. (2)
17. (4)
18. (1) 43. (3) 68. (4)
19. (4) 44. (3) 69. (1)
20. (1) 45. (2) 70. (1)
21. (30.00) 46. (60.00) 71. (07.00)
22. (03.00) 47. (–06.00) 72. (08.00)
23. (80.00) 48. (48.00) 73. (05.40)
24. (20.00) 49. (01.44) 74. (10.00)
25. (02.00) 50. (60.00) 75. (07.00)

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Phase-I
Test Date : 08/01/2021
C
CODE

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for JEE (Main) - 2021
Test – 18
ANSWERS & SOLUTIONS

PART – A : PHYSICS mv P2
TP – mg + qE =
L
1. Answer (4) TP = 15 mg
Net field intensity at point P = 0 = L (14mg + qE) ...(i)
So, electric field due to charge on shell = electric From work energy theorem,
field intensity due to q. 1 1
2 2
Kq (qE – mg) 2L = mvQ – mv P
So, E 2 2
( d – R )2 L
vQ  (5qE  10mg )
2. Answer (3) m
(110)2 5L
Let R1 = 2R and R2 = R =  = (qE  2mg )
100 m
5. Answer (2)
2
i
8R
2 16
P.D. across wire = .8 =
8R 8R
16 1 2
110 110  100 10 Drop per length =  
I   A 8R 8 8R
3R 3  110  110 33
1 V 2
10 10 110  110 Required potential drop = = = 10–3
So, P1 = I2R1 =   1mm 8  R
33 33 50
R = 1992 
200 6. Answer (3)
So, P1   22.2 W
9 C2 C4

3. Answer (1) C1  C2 C3  C4
Ig.G = (I – Ig).S  C1C4 = C2C3
 100  7. Answer (1)
So, I = 100 × 10–6   1
 0.1  20 l
Q = CV = V
= 100.1 mA b
ln  
4. Answer (3) x
Q 2lV
 E × (2xl) = 
0 b
ln  
x
 For E to be minimum,
b
x=
e

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8. Answer (3) 14. Answer (3)

Q E inside conductor should be zero.

E1 = E2 =
 9 
2  charge on first plate will be –100 C.
40  
 2 q = 120 C.

2Q 15. Answer (3)

E3 = 2  
 9  E  dE  dr
40   20 r 20 r 2
 2
p
 F = q × dE =
2Q 20 r 2
Enet =
0 a 2 16. Answer (2)
9. Answer (1) C 5 0 A
Ceq = C + C + =
2 2 d
When switch is closed, 17. Answer (4)
2  53  Electric field strength in dielectric decreases.
then, q2   120   90 C
(2  3)  (5  3) 
18. Answer (1)

1  53  Net dipole moment is 4Qa along –ve x axis. At

q1   120   75 C  
(1  2)  (5  3)  a point in equatorial plane field E 
p
40 x 3
 q = 90 – 75 = 15 C
19. Answer (4)
10. Answer (1) Q = CV0(1 – e–2t/RC)

Qin = 20 × 2 = 40 C
Qf = 15 × 2 = 30 C

 = Req × C = 12.5 × 2 = 25 s


q = 10 e   30 C
–t
  
2CR
ln 3 
Q = CV0  1  e 2RC 
–t  
dq 2   
 i =–  e
dt 5  1
= CV0  1  
11. Answer (2)  3
2V0C
1 1 =
Ui   2  10 –6  (20)2   2  10 –6  (10)2 3
2 2
20. Answer (1)
2 –6 2
(20  2 – 10  2)  (10 ) Q
Uf  E=
2  4  10 –6 40 x 2

 H = Ui – Uf dE Q

dx 20 x 3
12. Answer (2)
Qq(2a ) Qqa
a F= 3

1 (a  x ) 20 x 0 x 3
 dR   al
 2xdx
0 21. Answer (30.00)
R D
3l A
 R 2R x
5a2 
B
13. Answer (3)
Let RAB = x
Field inside spherical cavity is uniform.

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2Rx 40
  (125  t)dt
x R
2R  x 20

40
2Rx + x2 = 2Rx + 2R2 + xR  t2 
 125t  
x2 – xR = 2R2  2  20
2 2
 R  3R  (60)(20)
x       125(20) 
 2  2  2
x = 2R = 2500 – 600
120 = 1900
VBD   60 V
2 1900
F   0.02
After every section voltage gets halved 95000
VBC = 30 V  Mass of Ag = 0.02 × 108
22. Answer (03.00) = 2.16 g
r 28. Answer (1)
1
 0
E.4r2 = 4r 2dr
x 10
k= for zero order reaction = = 10
t 1
K r n 3
E= 20
0 n  3 In second case k = = 10
2
23. Answer (80.00)
30
dE In third case k = = 10
F= p 3
dx
Since rate constant (k) is equal in each case
= pE0 = 80 N
therefore reaction follows the zero order
24. Answer (20.00) mechanism.
Rv = 120  29. Answer (3)
40  120 Octahedral void in fcc is present at edge centre
 Req   120  150 
100 and body centre.
30
Voltmeter reading =  100  20 V
150
25. Answer (02.00)
1 1 1
 
Req R1 R2
1 dR 1 dR1 1 dR2
 
R 2 dT R12 dT R22 dT minimum distance between two nearest
 eff 2 2
 3 a a a
  octahedral void is       
R R1 R2 2
  2
  2
30. Answer (1)
PART – B : CHEMISTRY
3 divalent cations will be replaced by 2 trivalent
26. Answer (2) cations.
For every 3 divalent cations one void is created
80 Ci  10 Ci
 For 9 cations, 3 voids are created
30 min
 % cationic vacancy = 3%
So, 3 half-lives = 30 min and half-life is constant
31. Answer (1)
t t
160 
1/ 2
 80 
1/ 2
 40
EoX |AgX|Ag  0.059 log K sp  0.8
time taken = 2 t1/2
= 2 × 10 = 20 min As Ksp decreases, Eo of metal - metal insoluble
27. Answer (3) salt decreases

Q   Idt 32. Answer (1)

At very high pressure of NH3

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1  k 2PNH3  k 2PNH3 40. Answer (1)

In lead chamber process, catalyst used for
k1PNH oxidation is NO(g).
3
Rate =  constant
k 2PNH 41. Answer (3)
3
This follows the zero order kinetics therefore rate HA  H  A 
is independent of pressure of NH3. C(1   ) c c
33. Answer (2)
c 22 c 2
CN in FCC is 12  Ka  
c(1   ) (1   )
CN of an atom in octahedral void is 6.
Since there are no distortions, every Cl– is C( /   )2 C 2
 Ka  
surrounded by 12 Cl–. And every Cl– is 1   /    (    )
surrounded by 6Na+. Cl– at corner is in contact 42. Answer (2)
with 6 Na+ present at edge centres.
Crystalline solids have long range order, sharp
34. Answer (2)
melting point and ordered structure.
1 + 1 = 1 + 22 Isotropic substances have same properties
1 along different directions. Since in crystalline
2
2 solids, the arrangement is different along
35. Answer (3) different directions, their properties also vary
accordingly.

For a particular element, = constant, in any 43. Answer (3)

of the lattice it crystallises in 7.65 = C(0.0821)(310)  C = 0.3
44. Answer (3)
36. Answer (2) 2H+ + Pb  H2 + Pb2+
It can describe only physisorption Pb 2 
Q , E  0.13
37. Answer (4) [H ]2
0.06
X A + XB = 1  X A = 1 – X B  E  E  log Q
n
 PT = PA° + XB(PB° – PA°) = 117 – 31XB
0.06 Pb2 
On comparison, 0.1  0.13  log
2 10 4
PA ° = 117
 Pb2 
PB° – PA° = – 31 0.03  0.03 log  4 
PB° = PA° – 31 = 117 – 31  10 
Pb 2 
= 86  10  Pb2  10 3
10 4
38. Answer (3) 45. Answer (2)
T > Tk & C > CMC Crystalline solids are true solids.

For micelle formation, there must be a certain r3 r 

Packing fraction  and   is fixed for any
a3 a
concentration of the dispersed phase called as particular lattice.
critical micelle concentration and it occurs 46. Answer (60.00)
above Krafts temperature. Time for completion of 75% of a Ist order
reaction = 90 min.
39. Answer (2)
1
Half-life, t 1   t 3
inB 2 4
RLVP  2
inB  nA 90
  45 min
i 2 2
   i  1.6
i4 7 0.693
Rate constant, K  min1
 Mabnormal = 36.56 45
Time for completion of 60% of the reaction,
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2.303 10 PART – C : MATHEMATICS

t 60%  log
K 4
2.303  45 51. Answer (3)
 [1  0.6]  60
0.693    
When x  0,   0   x 
47. Answer (–06.00)  2 2 2

G° = 17.37 kJ ; n = 3      
sin1  sin   x    cos 1  cos   x  
G° = –nFEocell  2   2 
17.37  1000      
Eocell    –0.06  6.00  10 –2  sin1  sin   x    cos1  cos   x  
3  96500  2   2 
48. Answer (48.00)   
 0 =  – 2x  x   0,
Freundlich adsorption isotherm: 2  2 
x 3
 Kp1/n Similarly x  satisfies the equation
m 2
x 1 52. Answer (1)
 log  logK  log p
m n
1  1  1   1 
 2 and log K = 0.4771 cot 1  22    cot 1  23  2   cot 1  24  3   ...
n  2  2   2 
= log 3 K = 3
n

x
 3·p2
 lim
n 
 (tan1 22r 1  tan1 2r )  2  tan1 2  cot 1 2
r 1
m
mass of gas adsorbed per gram of adsorbent
 k=2
= 3 × (0.04)2
 f(x) = sec (sec 2x) + sec (cosec 2x)
= 48 × 10–4
49. Answer (01.44) 
Period of f(x) is
4
2 Cu+(aq)  Cu(s) + Cu2+(aq)
53. Answer (3)
E°  0.16 V; E°  0.52 V 1
Cu2+ /Cu+ Cu+ /Cu
Domain of is R – I
Ecell  E° +
°
– °
E 2+ + {x}
Cu /Cu Cu /Cu
= 0.52 – 0.16 = 0.36 V Domain of ln (x – 2 {x}) is [1, )
RT  Df : [1, ) – I+
E°cell  ln K
nF 54. Answer (2)
0.36 f(x) = 3x2 + 2ax + b + 3cos x – 4sin x
ln K   14.4  1.44  10
0.025 = 3x2 + 2ax + b – 5 + 5 + 3cos x – 4sin x  0
50. Answer (60.00) 3x2 + 2ax + b – 5 > 0  a2 < 3b – 15
If X1 and P1 are the mole fraction and vapour 55. Answer (2)
pressure of n-hexane in solution and X2 and  3
P2 are the mole fraction and vapour pressure  x  x ; x  0
f (x)  
of n-heptane in solution then x  3 ; x  0

550  X1P1  X2P2 x

P1o 3P2o
   P1o  3P2  2200 …(i)
4 4
On addition of 1 more mole of n-heptane
 560  X1 P1  X2P2

P 4P
 1  2  P1  4P2  2800 … (ii) 56. Answer (4)
5 5
7 
From (i) and (ii), P2  600 mm Hg f(x) =   2a sin3 x 
3 

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1  62. Answer (4)

=   2a sin3 x   2
3  On simplifying f(x) = 4 sin 2x + 2
 1 1  –2  f(x)  6  f(x) is many one into
 a   , 
 6 6 function

57. Answer (4) 63. Answer (1)

a a x2 = –4, y2 = –1, z2 = –1 the values of x2, y2 and

(i) R  ab  ab (Reflexive)
b b z2 are negative

a c c a  No real solution
(ii) R  ad  bc  bc  ad  R
b d d b
64. Answer (3)
(symmetric)
a c c e x x x x
(iii) R and R  ad  bc and cf = ed  and 1   1 and 1   1
b d d f 3 2 3 2

 adcf = bced  af = be x  0 –3  x  3 and –2  x  2

a e  x[0, 2]
 R (transitive)
b f
65. Answer (3)
58. Answer (1) xRy  x < y is not reflexive on the set of
integers
y = ln x2 x  e y
66. Answer (3)
f–1 (x) = e x f–1(a + b + c) = ea  b  c |cos x| = sin–1 (sin x), (two solutions)

= e a . eb . ec
=f–1 (a) . f–1(b) . f–1(c)
g(a + b + c) = g(a) . g(b) . g(c)
59. Answer (4)
0  {x} < 1, A.M.  G.M. for the {x}

1  { x }2
  {x} 67. Answer (2)
2
(P (P + Q) –1 Q) –1 (PQ)
{x } {x} 1 = Q–1 (P + Q) P–1PQ = Q–1 (P + Q) Q
  1 ,0  = (Q–1P + I) Q = Q–1PQ + Q = Q–1QP + Q
1 {x} 22
1 { x} 2
2
= P+Q
60. Answer (2) 68. Answer (4)

cot2 (sin–1x) > 1  1  3 x  x 3  1 1

 tan  2 
; if x
 |cot (sin–1x)| > 1 and sin–1x  0   1 3x  3 3
  3x  x3 
 1
3 tan1 x     tan1  , if x 
 2 
 |sin–1x| <   1 3x  3
4 
   tan1  3 x  x 3 
1
 , if x  
 |x| <
1
and x  0   1 3x 2  3
2 69. Answer (1)
61. Answer (2) sin–1 |cos x| – cos–1 |sin x| = 
   
1 1 0     cos1 | cos x |     sin1 | sin x |   
2  2 
x x 2x  y 1
0 xy 2x  3y  sin–1 |sin x| – cos–1 |cos x| = 
gives solution if  = 0
= x(x + y) (2x + 3y – 1)

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70. Answer (1) 73. Answer (05.40)

Order should be even 6! 

Case (I), 1, 2, 3   3!  360 
1! 2! 3!
71. Answer (07.00) 
6! 3! 
f(x + y) = f(x) f(y), put y = – x
Case (II) 2, 2, 2    90  540
2! 2! 2! 3! 
1 6! 3! 
f(–x) = Case (III) 1, 1, 4    90 
f (x) 1! 1! 4! 2! 
1 74. Answer (10.00)
f ( x ) f (x)
Now g(–x) =  3 2 7 
1  (f (  x ))2 2
 1 
1  Adj A = 2 6 4 

 f (x)   1 3 2 
f (x)
=  g( x ) |Adj A| = |A|2
1  (f ( x ))2
|Adj A| = 100  |A| =  10
g(–5) = g(5) = 7
75. Answer (07.00)
72. Answer (08.00)
|A adj A| = 73
cos 2nx
f (x)  |A| |Adj A| = 73
1  cos 2nx
1
2 |A| |A|3–1 = 73
2 cos 2nx |A|3 = 73  A  7
f (x) 
3  cos 2nx

2  
Period of f(x) is  
2n n 8
n = 8

  

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