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JEE (Advanced)
MINOR
(Academic Session : 2022 - 2023) 27-11-2022

JEE(Main + Advanced) : Nurture (PHASE : 1&2)

PAPER-2

HINT – SHEET
PHYSICS 3. Ans ( C )
1 2 1
SECTION-1(A) mv1 = mg2ℓ + mv22

2 2
1. Ans ( D ) ⇒ V22 = V12 − 4gℓ 

dv mV1 2
Power = Fv = m (v) ∝ v

T = mg +               ....(i)

dt max
ℓ
dv mV22 mV22
⇒ mv = k0 v

dt T min + mg = ⇒T min = − mg  
ℓ ℓ
where k0 = constant
 ....(ii)

dv
⇒ mv = k0
dt
2. Ans ( B )
−μmv2
m(a) =

r
dv − μmv2
or mv =

ds r
v π /2
dv −( rdθ)
or ∫ = ∫

v r
v0 0
μπ
−

∴ v = v0 e r

Dividing eqn (i) and eqn (ii)

V12 + gℓ
2= ⇒ 2V22 − 2gℓ = V12 + gℓ

V22 − gℓ
Putting value of V22

2 (V12 − 4gℓ) − 2gℓ = V12 + gℓ

−−−−
2V12 − 8gℓ − 2gℓ = v21 + gℓ ⇒ V1 = √ 11gℓ

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4. Ans ( B ) 5. Ans ( A )
mg Let the bead starts slipping after time t

The initial extension of spring is x 0 =  just

k
after collision of B with A the speed of
v
combined mass is  .

2
 For spring to just attain natural length the

combined mass must rise up by :

mg
  x 0 =   (see figure) and comes to rest. 

k
 Now, applying conservation of energy 

1 v 2 1 For critical condition

  (2m) ( ) + k (x 20 ) = (2m) gx 0

2 2 2 Frictional force provides the centripetal force

    

mg mω2 L = μ R = μ m × a t = μLmα

        & x 0 =

k ⇒   m(αt)2 L = μmLα

−
−−−

    se get, v = g√ 6m

−−
μ
k ⇒  t = √  (As ω = αt )
α
    Alternate solving by SHM :

6. Ans ( B )
    In SHM v = ω√− −−−−−
A2 − x 2

Given k = as2

    we can write,  2a 2

−−−−−−−−−−−
2−−−−− v2 = s

v
−
−−
k
−
2mg mg 2 m
)

2
= √
2m
√(
k
) −(
k vdv 2as
After differentiation w.r.t s = = at

−
−−− ds m
6m
    v = g√
v2 2as 2
k ar = =

R mR
         −−−−−−−−−−−−−
Total force = √(ma r ) 2 + (ma t ) 2

∴ Total force = 
−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−
2
2a 2 2as
√ m2 ( s ) + (m )

mR m
−−−−−−−−−−−− −−−−−−
4a 2 s 2 2 2 s2
= √ 2 + 2a s  = 2as√ + 1

R R2
1
s2 2
= 2as(1 + )
R2

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7. Ans ( C ) 12. Ans ( A,B )
To leave contact N = 0

−−
−
⇒v gR

= √

∵ v' > v

v′ )2 ( gR
∴ aR = >

R R
at time t, v = at = t
⇒ aR > g
v2 t2 dv
aN = = ⇒ a tan = = a=1
13. Ans ( B,D )
R √
−−
27 dt
−−−−−−−− T − mg = ma

m√a 2N + a 2tan = μmg ⇒ a 2N + a 2tan = μ 2 g2

1
4 T = m(g + a) x= a(t)2
t 2
+ 12 = 4 ⇒ t4 = 81 ⇒ t = 3
27 18. Ans ( B,D )
8. Ans ( D ) θ = t2 – 6t + 8

     dθ
= ω  = 2t – 6  ⇒ ω = 0  at t = 3sec

dt
9. Ans ( D ) dω
M1(4R) = M2(R)
α= = 2  = constant.
dt
2 2
ρ1[π(4R) ]4R = ρ2(πR )R

CHEMISTRY
ρ1(64) = ρ2

ρ1 1 SECTION-1(A)
=
ρ2 64 2. Ans ( B )
−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−
10. Ans ( A ) U12 + U12 . . . . . . . . . . . .
Urms = √

N1 + N2 . . . . . . . . Na

−−−−−−−−−−−−

PHYSICS 4(7)2 + 6×X2

5 =  √

10
SECTION-1(B)
x = 3 
11. Ans ( A,C )
5. Ans ( D )
dU
 = x3 – x2 – 6x = 0
At constant T

dx
x(x2 – x – 6) = 0
1 1
 ( )  =  ( ) P         on comparing y =
x = 0, x = –2, x = 3
V nRT

d 2U
mx

 = 3x2 – 2x > 0 for x = –2 and x = –3

1
dx 2 slope (m) ∝               so, 
n
U < ME so there will be a range of x in which mA nB tan 45∘

particle will be trapped,i.e. there will be 2 = =

mB nA tan 60∘

turning points nA 1
  ⇒   =
– 
nB √ 3

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9. Ans ( A ) 5. Ans ( B )
y y sinθ + cosθ < 0       

CxHy +   (x + ) O 2  → x.CO2 + . H 2 O

4 2
    10 ml                         10 x

volume contraction = volume by KOH

absorbed = volume of CO2

20 ml = x × 10 ml 

x = 2

so hydrocarbon may be 

C2H6 , C2H4 , C2H2 

MATHEMATICS 3
(sin θ + cos θ) 2 >

2
SECTION-1(A) 1
sin 2θ >  

1. Ans ( A ) 2
π 5π
tn = 60 + (n − 1) (−3)
2nπ + < 2θ < 2nπ +

6 6
= 63 – 3n
π 5π
nπ + < θ < nπ +
for maximum sum to must be less than or equal 12 12
to 0.
6. Ans ( B )
63 – 3n ⩽ 0
n2 + 19n + 92 = λ2

63 ⩽ 3n
n2 + 19n + 92 – λ2 = 0

−−−−−−
− 19 ± √4λ 2 − 7
⇒ n = 21
n=

21 2
⇒ tn = 0 ⇒  s n =
2
(60) = 21.30 = 630 4λ2 – 7 = λ 21   ⇒  (2λ – λ1)(2λ + λ1) = 7
2. Ans ( A ) 7. Ans ( A )
1 2
x = 1
u= 2
{2x + 8y2 + 18z 2 − 12yz − 6zx − 4xy}  
1 2
a(b – c) + b(c – a) + c(a – b) = 0
=
2
{(x − 2y) +( 2y − 3z) 2 + (3z − x) 2 } ⩾ 0
ℓ2(m2 – n2) + m2(n2 – ℓ2) + n2(ℓ2 – m2) = 0

common root = 1
3. Ans ( A )
(x − m) 2 = 1 ⇒ x = m±1

∴ –2 < m –1, m + 1 < 4

⇒ –1 < m < 3.

4. Ans ( A )
   

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8. Ans ( B ) 9. Ans ( A )
1
OP + OQ = 10 – 2 (4m + )
m

2
1
PA = PB = 4 unite (given)
= 10 + 2 [(2√−−−
−m −
−−−
) + 4]

√− m
we will draw perpendicular from point A & 2
point B on x axis & perpendicular from point P −−− 1
= 18 + 2  ( √−2 − m −−−
)    (as m < 0)

√− m
on y-axis.
y
x 8 2
Hence     ∠θ = ∠AP D = 30o ,
Let the line be + = 1   ⇒  + = 1  

a b a b
∠AP D = ∠EP B = 30o
8 2 4 −−
Now + ⩾   ⇒   √ ab
⩾ 8 ⇒  
               (vertically opposite angless) 
a b √
−−
ab
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2
AD = PA sin 30°
ab
1 ⩾ 32
= 4 ( ) = 2 units 
2
2         
PD = PA cos 30°

– 10. Ans ( D )
= 4 ( √3 ) = 2√–3  units 
    
2
EB = PB sin 30°
MATHEMATICS
      =  4 ( 1 ) = 2units
SECTION-1(B)
2
EP = PB cos 30°
11. Ans ( B )
– α – α + β = 5 ⇒ β = 5 
√ 3 –
= 4 ( ) = 2√ 3 units

2 125 – 125 – 5a + 45 = 0 ⇒ a = 9
Hence, 
12. Ans ( A,C )
A(x1, y1) = A(2 + PD, 3 + AD) 
Subtract the equation 

        = A(2+ 2√–3 , 3 + 2 )
2x2 + (r1 – q1) = 0

A(x1, y1) = A (2 + 2√–3, 5)

α + β = 0

& B(x2, y2) = B (2–|EP|, 3– |EB|) 

α + β + γ = –5  & α + β + δ = –7

               = B(2 – 2√–3, 3–2)

γ = –5 & δ = –7
B(x2, y2) = B (2– 2√–3, 1) 

So, the answer is  (2 ± 2√–3 , 3 ± 2)

Hence, option (B) is correct 

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13. Ans ( C ) 17. Ans ( A,D )
Ans. (C) 
Ans. (A,D or D)
1
αa = Δ    
18. Ans ( A,B )
2 –
2D 2D 2D Side of ΔPAB = AB = √ 5  mid point of
⇒  α = ; β = ; γ =

a b c 3
AB = (4, )

1 1 1 a+b+c 1 2
+ + = =      

α β γ 2D γ Altitude from P to 

αβγ 20 5 – – −−
γ= = =      √ 3 √3 – √ 15
αβ + βγ + γα 44 11 AB = (side) = (√ 5) =

2 2 2
14. Ans ( B,C ) using symmetric form possible 

Σαβ = a2
co-ordinates of P 

−−
Σα) 2 − (Σα 2 ) x−4 y − 3/2 √15
a2
(

= = ±

=
2 cos θ sin θ 2
–
1 √ 2
where cos θ = – , sin θ =

5 5
15. Ans ( A,B,C,D ) –
√

√3 3 –
If B lies on Y-axis, then coordinates of B are P 4+
( , +√ ) 3 or 
2 2
(0, a) or (0, –a) –
√3 3 –
P 4−
( , −√ ) 3
2 2

If third vertex in IV quadrant or in Ii quadrant,

then its coordinates are (a cos 30°, – a sin 30°)
and (–a cos 30°, a sin 30°)

– –
a√3 a a√3 a
i.e. ( ,− )  and (− , )
2 2 2 2
16. Ans ( B,C,D )

AC is x – 3y = 0 

1
A(□ABCD) = AC (p1 + p2 )

2
1 −− 4 1 5
= √ 10 ( + ) =  
2 − −
√ 10
−
√ 10
−
2

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