JR IIT CO SC N120 CTA-06 Date: 26-09-22

Time: 03:00 Hrs JEE-ADVANCE MODEL Max Marks: 183

KEY SHEET
PHYSICS
1-10 A AC AC AC ABCD AC ABC 6 1 6

11-18 1 4 A B C B A C

CHEMISTRY

19 AD 20 BCD 21 BC 22 AD 23 AD

24 AC 25 ABC 26 5 27 4 28 4

29 2 30 3 31 A 32 B 33 C
34 A 35 B 36 D

MATHS
37 ABC 38 ABC 39 AB 40 AC 41 ABCD

42 AB 43 ABC 44 0 45 1 46 4

47 5 48 6 49 C 50 C 51 C

52 D 53 D 54 C
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HINTS & SOLUTIONS

PHYSICS
1. At A the horizontal speeds of both the masses is the same. The velocity of Q remains the same in
horizontal as no force is acting on the horizontal direction. But in case of P as shown at any intermediate
position, the horizontal velocity first increases (due to N sin  ), reaches a maximum value at O and then
decreases. Thus it always remains greater than v, therefore t P  tQ .

2. When external force is applied to move a body, the force of friction acts in the opposite direction. But
when a body itself applies a force in order to move, the force of friction acts in the direction of motion.
While pedaling, the external force is applied to the rear wheel and as a result the front wheel moves by
itself. So, while pedaling, the choice(a) is correct. When pedaling is stopped, the choice(c) is correct as
long as bicycle remains in motion.
3. f  0, if mg sin   F cos 
   450
f towards Q, mg sin   F cos 
   450
f towards P, mg sin   F cos 

4.
mg sin   mg cos   ma
3 4
 10     14m / sec 2
5 5
If f r  mg sin 
3 3mg
 mg    f r max
5 5
f r  f r max
3mg 4mg
 hence insect can move with constant velocity.
5 5

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5. N  ma  10  20  200 N
fl   N  0.6  200  120 N
f  100N

Since f  fl , so block will not slip down and acceleration of block will also be 20m / s 2 in horizontal
direction.
Net contact force: F  N 2  f 2  200 2  1002  100 5 N
All contact forces are electromagnetic in nature.
6. Block is moving upwards due to friction f r  mg sin 30  ma
1
f r  110   11  f r  6 N
2

2 2
Contact force is the resultant of N and f r  N 2  f r2   mg cos 30    6  10.5N
7. For equilibrium of rod
 Fx  0; N1   2 N 2 Fy  0;
2W
N1 
1  1 2
W
So, choice(a) is correct. And N 2 
1  1 2
So, choice(b) is correct. By substituting the values
2w 8w
N1  & N2   N 2  N1
9 9
8. N  mg  mv 2 / r  120 10  202 /10  6, 000 N  6kN
9. The block begins to slide if
F cos 37 0    mg  F sin 370 
5t  cos 370   sin 370    mg

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4 3
5t     70 or t=10 second
5 5
2m1m2
10. Applying pseudoforce T   g  a
m1  m2
2T
Reading is
g

11.

From FBD of blocks A and B solve acceleration of each block

4 g  T  4a....... 1
T  1g  1 a......  2 
3g
After solving eq.s (1) & (2), a 
5
6g
Acceleration of A w.r.t B a A/ B   12m / s 2
5
If A will cross B then distance travelled by A w.r.t B is 6m
1
6  0  12  t 2 , t  1sec for F0  4m 2 g
2
12. Spring force FS  Net force on 10kg mass
 10  12  120N

For 20kg, 200  120  20a  a  4ms 2

13. Lift is moving along x-direction
With uniform velocity
Ball app.wt = mg, Tension = mg,
Box.app.wt = mg, Normal reaction = 0
14. Lift is moving with decreasing speed
Ball app.wt = mg, Tension > mg
Box.app.wt=mg, Normal reaction = mg, <mg, >mg
15. Lift is moving upward direction(y-direction)

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Ball app.wt = mg, <mg,>mg
Tension > mg,<mg,>mg
Box.app.wt = mg, <mg,>mg
Normal reaction = 0
16. For elevator acceleration 1.5m / s 2 , tension in cord 2 and cord 3 is zero. So,
T1  150  15 1.5 
Tension in cord 1, T1  17.25 N
17. For elecator acceleration 1m / s 2 , tension in cord 2 and cord 3 decreases. So,
165  T  2   7.5  T   150  151
 T  5 N
Tension in cord2, T1  2.5 N
18. For elevator acceleration 2m / s 2 , tension in cord 2 and cord 3 is zero
So, T1  150  15  2 
Tension in cord 1, T1  180 N
So, displacement of block = 15cm downward.

CHEMISTRY
19. Mg  2 HCl  MgCl2  H 2
(0.1mol ) (0.1 mol ) (0.05) (1.122 lit )
( E ,R)

20. C  O2 
  CO2
27 gr 88 gr 22.4 lit
(L,R)
 E . R

10  x 10  x x 1000
21. M .N  ,m   ,x=(w/v)%
Gm.wt Gm.wt Gm.wt 100  x 
22. M 1  1M V1  1ml
M 2  V2  100ml
VN 2o  999M
M 1V1  M 2V2
23. I1 of ' S '  I1 of 'P'
I 2 of 'P'  I 2 of ' Mg '
24. Cl  F  Br  I  EA 
N  C  O  F  EA 
25.  Mn 4  Mn 6  Mn 7
 Fe 3  Fe 2  Fe
 C  C  C
26. SO2 , SO3 , Cl2O7 , CO2 , N 2O5
27.  Kr , Ne   Na, Na   I  , Cl   Liaa , N a2 , a 
28. H 2  1 2 O1 
 H 2O
10 gr 64 gr
 E .R  (L.R)

29. N  3H 2 
2  2 NH 3
14 gr 5 gr
( L. R )  E .R 

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2 Awt  16 x
30. Oxide  1: M 2 Ox .Eq wt   14
2x
2 Awt  16 y
Oxide  2 : M 2Oy .Eq wt   11
2y
12 x  6 y
x 6 1
  ,  x  y  3
y 12 2
31 to 33 -- Correct combinations: A  S  IV , B  P  I , C  Q  I , D  R  II
34 to 36 -- Correct combinations: A  S  III , B  P  IV , C  R  II , D  Q  I

MATHS
37. Tr(A)=-1,Tr(A)=-1
Trace of A2012 is 3. A is involuntary.
 2 1 0 
38. A   1 2 1
 
 0 1 2 
Operate
39.
R1  R1  R2 , R2  R2  R3 , R3  R3  R4 ,
x a x 0 0
0 x b x 0
we get  0 on
0 0 xv 0
  v 1
exp anding we get
( x   )( x   )( x  v )  0  Roots are
independent of a, b.
( I  A)3  I 3  3 A  3 A2  A3  I  7 A
A  B  C  A3  ( B  C )3
40.
 B 3  3B 2C  3BC 2  C 3
 A3  B 3  3B 2C  3BC 2  C 3  0
a 3  ax 2 a 2b a 2c
1
42  ab 2 b 3  x 2b b 2c
abc
ac 2 bc 2 c3  x2
a2  x 2 a2 a2
1
  abc b2 b2  x 2 b2
abc
c2 c2 c 2  x2
R1  R1  R2  R3

1 1 1
2 2 2 2 2 2 2
 (a  b  c  x ) b b x b2
c2 c2 c2  x 2
Applying C2  C2  C1 , C3  C3  C1 , and on solving

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2 2 2 2 4
 (a  b  c  x ) x
3(cos 4 x  sin 4 x )  2(cos 6 x  sin 6 x )  1
43.
 ( y  1)2  9  y  2 or  4

44.
2(sin x  sin y)  2cos( x  y )  3
 x y x y  x y 
2  2sin cos   2  2cos 2  1  3
 2 2   2 
x y
Let cos  t;
2
 x y 2
 4sin  t  4t  2  3
 2 
x y
sin ce t is real D  0;16sin 2  16  0
2
x y x y
sin 2  1; Also sin 2 1
2 2
x y x y
 sin 2  1;  sin  1
2 2
x y
For sin  1; 4t 2  4t  1  0
2
1
 (2t  1) 2  0  t 
2
 x y 1
 cos  
 2  2
11 7
x &y Ordered
6 6
 5    11 7 
pairs are  , & , 
 6 6  6 6 

1 1
1    .... 4 2 4
2 4
45.  3 0
1 1 3
1    .... 3 2
3 9

46 Let

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3 1    1  2   2
 1     1 2   2 1 3   3
1 2   2 1 3   3 1  4   4
1 1 1 1 1 1
1   1  
1 2 2 1 2 2
applying C2  C2  C1 and C3  C2  C1
1 0 0
then 1   1   1
1  2 1  2 1
 (  1)2 (   1) 2 (    )2
 (1   )2 (1   ) 2 (   )2 Hence, k  1.
47. In the Characteristic equation sum of the roots gives trace and product of roots gives det of the matrix.
sec 2 x  (2  2 tan x )2
48.  3 tan 2 x  8 tan x  3  0
tan  , tan  are the roots of the equation.
But max value of 2sin  is 2 and it is attained

at r  1,  1   n  (1)n
2
 5 9
49.   , ,    0,5 
2 2 2
The number of values of the pair
 r ,   2  3  6
50. Conceptual 51. Conceptual 52. Conceptual

( I )Take ' x ' common from R1

Apply R2  R2  R1
( II ) Multiply by a, b, c to rows
53-54.
and take a, b, c common from columns.
( III ) Apply R1  R1  R2  R3
( IV ) Expand along C1

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