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Time: 3HRS 2018_P1 Max. Marks: 180
KEY SHEET

PHYSICS
1 CD 2 ACD 3 CD 4 D 5 ABD

6 ACD 7 2 8 4 9 2 10 6

11 84 12 6 13 1.2 14 0 15 B

16 A 17 C 18 D

CHEMISTRY
19 ACD 20 AB 21 ABCD 22 ABD 23 ABC

24 C 25 3 26 0 27 4 28 6

29 5 30 4 31 1 32 0 33 D

34 D 35 A 36 C

MATHEMATICS
37 AD 38 ABD 39 ABC 40 AC 41 ABCD

42 BC 43 221 44 29 45 0 46 5

47 5 48 3 49 1 50 5 51 B

52 C 53 A 54 C
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SOLUTIONS
PHYSICS
1. All points in the body, in plane perpendicular to the axis of rotation revolve in concentriccircles. All
points lying on circle of same radius have same speed (and also same magnitude of acceleration) but
different directions of velocity (also different directions of acceleration)Hence there cannot be two
points in the given plane with same velocity or with same acceleration. As mentioned above, points
lying on circle of same radius have same speed

2. Let m and M be mass of man and ladder. From FBD normal reaction at A is N1  (m  M ) g
which remains constant. Net torque on man+ladder is zero about B. If x decreases then torque of
mg about B will decrease. Hence f must increase.

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3. P1  20 N  s, P2  5 N  s & I   0.3  150  22.5 N  s
2
P1  2.5 N  s, P2  17.5 N  s . Both reverse the direction of motion
1 1

V I 1/ 2   0.3  t   150
e  s  1/ 2  reform   t  0.2 s
Va I deform 1/ 2  t  150
4. The different forces on the block are shown in figure.
y
f

F x
x
N

mg

For equilibrium, f  mg
And normal reaction, N=F
Torque due to F  0 (F passes through centre)
As the body is in equilibrium and hence, torque due to friction about centre of mass is equal to torque
due to normal reaction about centre of mass.
5. Direction of centripetal and tangential acceleration changes.
d
6.   0     0  
dt


d
t
 ln 0     0      0
0 0   0
 dt 

 t  ln  0

   t   

1  e t 
 0 
d 
  0 e  t . When it comes to rest   0  0    0    0 radian
dt 
 0
Number of rotations  
2 2
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d 
7. w    t , t , when w = 0
dt 
 t
t2 
0 d  0    t  dt   t 0    2 
t t

t 2
  t 
2
    2  2
But t  ,       2  
    2    2
8. Velocity of the points of contact along normal to wedge is same
9. External torque should be equal to the torque due to limiting friction about its axis. Consider a strip
m 2m
of radius and of width dr . Mass of the strip dm  2 rdr  t    2 rdr  t   2 rdr . Where t
R t R
2

is thickness and  is density of the material of disc

Torque on the strip due to friction about the axis d  df  r    dm g  r

 2m  mg
 2
rdrg  r  d  2 2 r 2 dr
R R
2  mg 2  mg R 3 2
R
   d    r 2
dr     mgR
0
R2 R2 3 3
10. After colliding with ground, horizontal component of velocity, i.e., 10 sin 30 = 5 m/s will remain
unchanged while its vertical component will become zero. Collision with wall is elastic. Hence, it
will only reverse the direction of velocity of ball, magnitude will remain unchanged, i.e., 5 m/s.
Therefore,
BC  CB  BA 30
t   6s .
V 5

11. 12 x3  m1 x 4  m1  9 gm 2 xm2  4 x 12  9   m2  42 g 14  7  4  m3  m3  84

12.

5l 3l
ma   mg 
4 4

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3g
a  6 m / s2
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13. conceptual
14.  22l  12l  1l sin 600
12l cos300  1l cos 600   2l
 2l 2  2
A
B

 22l 1
1
600

1l
 l
2
1

16.

17. conceptual
18. conceptual

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CHEMISTRY
19. Conceptual
20. OCl2  111
ClO2  118
21. Conceptual
22. Conceptual
23. More electronegative atom occupies axial position
24. Conceptual
25. CO2 , SO3 , CCl4
26. Conceptual
27. NH 3 , H 2O, CCl4 , XeO3
28. Conceptual
29. Conceptual
30. Conceptual
2.4  1018
31. % I .C  u-observed  100
u-theory 4.8  1010  0.5  108
32. Conceptual
33. MgO
34. Beo  MgO  CaO  SrO  BaO
35. Sp 3  CH 4  1090
36. 900

MATHS
37. The equations of sides are x  y  0 , x  y  0 and 2 x  3 y  6  0 .
 2, a  moves on the line x  2 and  b,1 moves on the line y  1 .
The point of intersection of x  2 with y   x and 2 x  3 y  6 gives the range of values of a.
The x- co-ordinates of point of intersection of y  1 with y  x and y   x gives the range of
values of b.
Let the lines represented by ax  2hxy  by  0 are y  m1 x, y  m2 x
2 2
38.
m1  1 1  m2
 tan  
1  m1 1  m2
tan   1 tan   1
 m1  m2 
tan   1 tan   1

m1  m2 
 tan   1   tan   1
2 2

tan 2   1
2h  2sec 2 , h  sec 2
1
2cos 2   1 
h
1 h
cos  
2h
h 1
cot  
h 1

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39. a2 h g 3 f  c4
2 2
2 h 2  ab 1 1
tan    m
ab 5 5
2a 2  2b 2  2ab  2a  2b  2  0
 a  12   b  12   a  b 2  0
a 1 b 1 ab
40. Let any point on the line is  2  r cos ,3  r sec 

 2  r cos 2  2  2  r cos  3  r sec    3  r sec 2  0

r 2  cos 2  sin 2    34cos  2sin   r  17  0
PAPB  17
17  
 17 cos 2  sin 2  1 ,  ,
cos 2  sin 2 4 2
41.  
a  b  0 , h g 2  f 2  gf  a  b 
 The quadrilateral is a square
The diagonal not passing through origin is 2 x  4 y  1  0
Equation of diagonal passing through origin is 3 x  y  0
 3 1
One of the vertex is P  , 
 10 10 
The equations of sides are 3 x  y  1  0
x  3y 1  0
42.  3x  4 y  5 x  2 y  3  0
3 1
m1  m2 
4 2
1 3
  2 2
tan   2 4   sin  
3 11 5 5
1
5
43. Put y  1  x .
2 2 3
 2

Then 1  x   x 1  x   14 x 1  x   24 x  0  9 x  1  4 x  1  0
3

1 1
x x
3 4
5 17 10 221
OA2  OB 2  OC 2    
9 9 16 72

44. abc  2 fgh  af 2  bg 2  ch 2  0

3 11
a  p, h  0, b  1, g  , f  , c  q
2 2

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a  b  0  p  1 , q  28
p  q  29
Let y  mx correct line represent by 3 x  3 x y  3 xy  dy  0
3 2 2 3
45.
3  3m  3m 2  dm3  0
m1 , m2 , m3 a roots above equation
3
m1m2 m3 
d
m1m2  1
3
m3 
d
3 9 27
3  3   3  2  d. 3  0
d d d
d  3d  0
2

d 0 d 30
1 1  1 1
46. h1     h2   
 a1 b1   a2 b2 
a1 b5 a 5
    
2 6 2 6 b 1
47. x 2  y 2  6 x  8 y  25  c 2  0
x y
4 x  3 y  2  1
6 8
2
 x y
2 2 x y
6 8
x y
6 8

x  y  6 x     8 y     25  c 2     0
 y 8

Coefficient of x  coefficient of y  0
2 2

c 2  25 c 5
 hf  bg gh  af 
2  
48. p ,  0,1
 ab  h ab  h 
2

4  3
Area = 3
4
49. x  y  1   y  1  0
 x  1 y  1  0
x  1, y  1
a  2  3  0 , a 1
g 2  ac
50. 2  25 2
a a  b
a5

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51-52. Let C   ,  

  4  10  0 …………….(1)
   3  1
E  ,  lie on 6 x  10 y  59  0
 2 2 
  5  55  0 ……………(2)
Solving (1) and (2)   10 ,   5
C  10,5 
AC  85
Image of A w.r.t x  4 y  10  0 is  h, k 
h  3 k  1 2  3  4  10 
   2
1 4 1  16
h  1, k  7
2
Equation of BC is y  7   x  1
9
9 y  63  2 x  2
2 x  9 y  65  0 ……………(3)
Solving (1) and (3) we get B
Equation of AB is 8 x  13 y  41
 3
53. P   2, 
 8
Let midpoint of AB is  h, k 
A  2h,0  B  0,2k 
x y
Equation of AB is  1
2h 2k
 3
It passes through  2, 
 2
4k  3h  4hk ; 3 x  4 y  4 xy
54. Let a   h, k 
A   3h,0  B   0,3k 
x y
 1
3h 3k
 3
 2,  lie on above line
 2
4k  3h  6kh  3 x  4 y  6 xy  0
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