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SOLUTIONS
Joint Entrance Exam | IITJEE-2019
10th Jan 2019 | Evening Session

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PART-A PHYSICS

1.(2) P  i2 R
 4.4  (2  10 3 ) 2  R  R  1.1106 

V2 1111
Now, P   W  11 105 W
R 1.1106
  
2.(3) E  E0 (k  r  t )

E ( x, y )  10 ˆj cos (6 x  8 z )  10 j cos  (6iˆ  8kˆ)  ( xiˆ  zkˆ) 
 
k  6iˆ  8kˆ,   | k | c  10c

E ( x, y, z , t )  10 ˆj cos  6iˆ  8kˆ    xiˆ  zkˆ   10ct 
  E2 E2  ˆ
Now, E  B  kˆ  6i  8kˆ 
c 10c
10
10 ˆj  Bx iˆ  B y ˆj  Bz kˆ   6iˆ  8kˆ 
 
c
Looking at the options we can say
 1
B   6kˆ  8iˆ 
c
 1
B  ( x, y, z , t )   6kˆ  8iˆ  cos  (6 x  8 z )  10ct 
c
3.(None)
Ne 20  2 He4  C12
Q  2  4  7.07  12  7.86  20  8.03
 56.56  94.32  160.6  9.72 J
9.72 J will be supplied

I
4.(1) T  2
MB
Th Ih Mc
 
Tc M h Ic

MR 2
I h  MR 2 , I c 
2
M h  2M c
T 1
Hence h  2   1
Tc 2
Th  Tc

5.(4) R1  32  101  320 

R2  80 , R4  40 
R1R4  R2 R3
R1 R4 320  40
 R3    160 
R2 80

R3  16  101
Colour code = Brown, Blue, Brown

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6.(2) ( K .E )max  hv  0  (10  5) eV  5eV

No. of photons emitted per second = total energy incident per sec / energy of one photon
I  A 1 104  16  103
 n   1012
hv 10  1.6 1019
10
No. of photon ejected  n  10%  1012   1011
100

7.(1) Heat released by the unknown metal = heat absorbed by the calorimeter and water
 M metal  Smetal  (100  21.5)  M brass Sbrass (21.5  8.4)  M water S water (21.5  8.4)
 192  Smetal  78.5  128  394 13.1  240  4200 13.1
 Smetal  919.95 J / kg / k
Nearest Option Answer (1)
f f f mass
8.(2) U nRT  PV   P 
2 2 2 density
3 2
 U  4  104  J  1.5  104 J
2 8
9.(1) Voltage drop across 10 k   50V
50
i10 k   A  5 mA
10 103
Voltage drop across 5 k   70V
70
i5k    14 mA
5  103
Hence, current through zener diode  (14  5) mA  9mA

10.(2)

 P  I P   5m0 gl  4m0 gl  (5m0l 2  2m0 (2l ) 2 ) 

m0 gl g
  
2 13l
13m0 l
11.(4) Vm  Rm im  iR  R
iR  R  r 
 Rm   R 
im  Rr
1 (R  r) 1 1
   
Rm Rr r R
1 1 1 1 1 1 5
      
r Rm R .95 R R R 95
30  95
 r  570 
5
12.(1) Range = 2250 kHz to 2750 kHz
2500  250
For 2900 kHz range is 2650 kHz  3150 kHz which falls in the given range
Falls in given range
2250 kHz & 2750 kHz also fall within the given range
Only 2000 kHz is permissible as range for it is 1750 kHz – 2250 kHz

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13.(3) Work done by a force = Change in kinetic energy (ΔK.E.)

 
 K .E.  F  d  (3iˆ  12 ˆj )  (4iˆ)  12 J
 K f  ( Ki  12) J  15 J

14.(2) Displacement = Area under V – t curve

1
Area (t  0s  t  5s )   2  2  2  2  3  1
2
 2  4  3  9m

2
2  MR 137
15.(4) I  2  MR 2  MR 2 4    MR 2
 5  3 15

kPQ
16.(2) Feq 
r3
3
FP  rp '  1
   

F p '  rp  27
Fp '  27 F

 1 1 5.5  c 2 E 2
17.(3) U  Q 2     508  1012 J
 2kc 2c  6.5  2c
W  U  508 1012 J  508 pJ

 2 1  2  1
18.(2)  
v u R
1.34 1 1.34  1
 
v  7.8
1.34 34
  v  30.74 mm
v 780
v  3.1 cm

1
19.(2) 
W  Pdv  nRT 
2
 8.310  70  291 J

20.(1) As angle of dip = 45°

 BV  BH  1.8  10 6
F  B
l
F  M  1.8 106  F  3.6 1.8  106  6.5  10 5 N
2
21.(None)
Fres  xAg
Axg Ag
a  x
m V
Ag g
 r  2.5 10  7.8
V V

22.(3) 2 F 4  9  12cos   F 4  36  24 cos 

 4(13  12 cos )  40  24 cos 
1
 cos       120
2

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23.(2) S1 P  2d , S2 P  4d 2  d 2  5d

S2 P  S1P   5  2  d

  5  2 d
2

d
2  5  2

 20000 
24.(3) Last harmonic no.    13
 1.5 
 2n  1  13
n=6

25.(2) | 2 x |   A2  x 2
3
 2 x 2  A2  x 2   
4
8
T
3

Ldi di A
26.(2) V &  15
dt dt S
5
25  L  15  L 
3
1 1 5
E  L (252  102 )    525
2 2 3
E  437.5 J

1 2 2GMm
27.(4) mv   v  12  1020  6.67  10 11  2.82  105 m / s
2 R

28.(4) A2  A2  2 A2 cos   n A2  A2  2 A2 cos 

2 A2 (1  cos )  2 A2 n 2 (1  cos )
1  cos 
 n2
1  cos 
n2  1  n2  1 
cos      cos 1  
n2  1  n2  1 
 KQ 2 KQ 2 KQ 2 KQ 2  2 1 
29.(3) W       KQ 1 
 2 2 2 5 2 5  5 

30.(3) d  12.6  0.1 cm

n  34.2  0.1 cm
d 2h V 2d 2h
V    
4 V d h
V 0.1 0.1
  2   80
V 12.6 34.2
V  4260  80cm3
V = 4264.94 actually but significant digits have to be kept upto 3. So V = 4260

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PART-B CHEMISTRY

1.(2) C2 O42   MnO 4

Oxidation half C2 O42  

 2CO 2  2e

2e for 2 mole CO 2 produced

1e  for 1 mole CO 2 produced

2.(4)

3.(1) Tb  i K b m Tf  i K f m

2  (1) (K b ) (1) 2  (1) (K f ) (2)
Kb  2 Kf  1
K b  2K f
4.(1) Haemoglobin is an example of positively charged sol while gold sol is an example of negatively charged sol

5.(2) Structure of B2 H 6

2  3 centred 2e bonds (banana bonds)

4  2 centred 2e bonds (with terminal H)

6.(3) Ninhydrin test is for amines

Biuret test is for detecting the presence of peptide bonds
Barfoed test is for detecting presence of monosaccharides
Xanthoproteic test is for estimating amount of protein soluble is solution

7.(4) Gold and silver form soluble cyanide complexes.

Hence for electroplating of Au and Ag electrolytes generally used are [Au(CN) 2 ] and [Ag(CN) 2 ] respectively

8.(2) For Co electronic configuration of valence shell is 4s 2 3d 7

For Co 2 : 4s 0 3d 7

In case of high spin complex, electron configuration will be (without pairing) 3d 7 [t 2 g 5eg 2 ] and unpaired e  3

In case of low spin complex, electron configuration will be (considering pairing) 3d 7 (t 2 g 6 eg1 ) and number of

unpaired e  1

9.(3) Pt (s) | H 2 (1bar) | HCl (aq)||AgCl(s) | Ag(s) | Pt (s)

     
Anode Cathode
 
At A : H 2 
 2H  2e

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At C : (AgCl  e 
 Ag  Cl )  2

H 2  2AgCl 
 2HCl  2Ag

0.92  E 0cell  0.06log (106 ) 2

0.92  E 0cell  0.06 ( 12)

0.92  E0cell  0.72

E 0cell  0.20

(E 0c  E 0A ) r  0.2

 E 0A  0 
[E 0C ]r  0.2V

10.(3)

1 d[A] 1 d[A]
 K1[A 2 ]   K 1[A]2
2 dt 2 dt
d[A]
 2K1[A 2 ]  2K 1[A]2
dt overall

11.(1) Reaction of CH 4 with O3 is not involved in the ozone layer depletion

Pt
12.(4) 
H 2  I2  2HI is a kinetically slow reaction due to less oxidizing nature of I2 . Hence ; Pt catalyst is used

13.(3)

14.(2)  [Na(NH3 ) x ]  [e(NH3 ) y ]

Na(s)  (x  y)NH3 (liq) 

ammoniated
electron
Deep blue colour is due to amomoniated electron

15.(4) Second excited state is n = 3

z2 (2)2 4
E  13.6  eV  13.6   13.6   6.04 eV
2 2 9
n (3)
3
16.(4) Vi  5m
Vf  1m3
Pext  4 N / m 2
Isothermal 
 U  0
qW 0

q   W     Pext dV   Pext dV  Pext dV  Pext V  4[1  5]  4  (4)  16 J

  
 

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Heat lost by the system = 16J

16  nCT
16  (1) (24) T
16 2
T  
24 3

17.(4) CoCl3  NH 2  CH 2  CH 2  NH 2
1 : 2
Two isomeric products with different colours
A + B
(Optically active) (Optically inactive)
[Co(en) 2 Cl2 ]Cl

A and B are geometrical isomers

18.(2)

19.(1) (1) N 2  3H 2 
 2NH3
Since number of gaseous moles are decreasing hence entropy change S  Sproducts – Sreactants is negative
(2) CaSO 4 
 CaO  SO3
(s) (s) (g)
S : positive, as number of gas moles increases
(3) CO 2 (s) 
 CO 2 (g)
S : positive, as number of gaseous moles are increasing
(4) I 2 (s) 
 I 2 (aq)
S : positive, as randomness of the system has increased.

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20.(4)

4-Bromo-3-methylpent-2-ene
21.(4) Lutetium atomic number 71 has electronic configuration 4f 14 5d1 6s 2 . Last electron enters in 5d subshell

22.(2)

NaBH 4 can reduce carbonyl and imine but not alkene

23.(3)

24.(4) Number of moles  M  V = (0.1) (2) = 0.2 moles

Molar mass of sugar (C12 H 22 O11 )  342
gsugar  0.2  342  68.4 g

25.(1) Lysine   amino acid   Ninhydrin test

Cerric ammonium nitrate (CAN) is used as test for alcohols. Alcohols react with this yellow reagent to produce a
colour change yellow to red
KMnO 4 can be used to oxidize shyrene into Benzoic acid

Refer molish test for carbohydrates

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26.(4) 27.(3)

28.(4)

5.1
29.(1) NH 4SH : 5.1g : : 0.1 moles
51
Vflask : 3L
T : 327 + 273 : 600 K
NH 4SH   NH3  H 2S

t=0 0.1 mol - -

t  t eq 0.1 – 0.03 0.03 0.03
mole mole
nRT (0.03) (0.082) (600)
PNH3    0.492 atm
V 3
PH 2S  0.492 atm

K P  PNH3  PH 2S  (0.492) 2  0.242 atm 2

30.(4) A 2 B3 is in HCP lattice

If lattice formed by B then number of tetrahedral voids per B atom = 2
2 1
Fraction of TVs filled  
6 3
If lattice formed by A then number of tetrahedral voids per A atom = 2
3
Fraction of TVs filled 
4

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PART-C MATHEMATICS
x 1
1.(3)  f (t ) dt  x 2  t 2 f (t ) dt

0 x
Differentiating both sides,
f ( x)  2 x  x 2 f ( x)
2x
f ( x)   this function doesn't satisfied given above relation
1  x2
 Hence noone answer satisfied

2.(3) Plane will pass through the mid-point of the given points
∴ Plane will pass through (0,2,5). The normal vector of the plane will be along the line segment
 n  6iˆ  10 ˆj  2kˆ
 Equation of plane 6 x  10 y  2 z  d
Since it passes through (0, 2, 5)
 6(0)  10(2)  2(5)  d

∴ Equation of plane 6 x  10 y  2 z  30
It passes through (4, 2,  1)
 
3.(4)   k
4  2 3
 
2 1
4  2  3  6
  4
4.(2) We need to minimize  2  2

 2  2  (  )2  2

  2  6  9  2  4   2  4  5
b 4
Minimum value occurs at     2
2a 2
λ=2

5.(4) Area  27 3
3
 (side)2  27 3
4
Side  6 3
In OAB,
3 3
cos 30 
r
r=6
g2  f 2  c  6

(5)2  (6) 2  c  36  c  25

6.(2) All the term of determinant are of the form

ln anr ank1
Since a1 , a2 , a3 ,...... G.P.

Let  an  AR n 1

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ln (an ) r (an 1 ) k  r ln an  k log e an 1  r ln AR n 1  k ln AR n

 (r  k ) ln A  ((n  1) r  nk ) ln R
Then the det given in question will become
(r  k ) ln A  k ln R (r  k ) ln A  (r  2k ) ln R (r  k ) ln A  (2r  3k ) ln R
(r  k ) ln A  (3r  4k ) ln R (r  k ) ln A  (4r  5k ) ln R (r  k ) ln A  (5r  6k ) ln R
(r  k ) ln A  (6r  7k ) ln R (r  k ) ln A  (7r  8k ) ln R (r  k ) ln A  (8r  9k ) ln R
Now R2  R2  R1
R3  R3  R1
(r  k ) ln A  k ln R (r  k ) ln A  (r  2k ) ln R (r  k ) ln A  (2r  3k ) ln R
3(r  k ) ln R 3(r  k ) ln R 3(ln R)(r  k )
6(r  k ) ln R 6(r  k ) ln R (6 ln R)(r  k )
Now Row 3 and Row 2 are proportion
∴ This determinant will always be zero irrespective of values of r & k
∴ No. of pairs of (r, k) will be infinite
Hence 2 is the correction option

5 5
 3 i  3 i
7.(3) z      
 2 2  2 2
i 5 i  5
z    
e6 e 6  ei 5 / 6  ei5 / 6  2 cos

 3
6
R( z )   3 I ( z)  0

2 b 1
2
8.(4) | A |  b b 1 b
1 b 2
R1  R1  R3
1 0 1
2
| A |  b b 1 b  1(2b2  2  b2 )  1(b2  b 2  1)  b 2  3
1 b 2
| A| 3
b
b b
A.M .  G.M .
3
b
b  3
2
 3
b   2 3
 b  min

9.(3) Let f ( x)  y
dy 3y
 7 ( x  0)
dx 4x
dy 3 y
 7
dx 4 x
3
If  e  4x  x3 / 4
yx3 / 4  7 x3/ 4 dx  c

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yx3 / 4  4 x7 / 4  c

y  4 x  cx 3/ 4
1 4
f     cx3 / 4
x x
1
xf    4  cx 7 / 4
x
1
lim xf    4
x  0 x

 19  n 
10.(4) cot   cot 1 1  
2p
 n 1  p 1  
  
n
 2 p  2  4  6  .......  2n  n2  n
P 1
19
 cot 1 (n2  n  1)
n 1
19
(n  1)  (n)
 tan 1  1  n (n  1) 
n 1
19

 tan 1 (n  1)  tan 1 n  tan 1 20  4
n 1

  1 1  20 21
 cot  tan 1 20     
 4  1   20  1 19
tan  tan 20  
 4
1 2
11.(3) P  , q  1 P 
3 3
Let x be a random variable for hitting the target.
5
P( x  1)  N = number of independent shots
6
5
1  P ( x  0) 
6
1
P( x  0) 
6
0 N
N 1 2 1
C0     
 3  3 6
N
2 1
  
3 6
Minimum value of N = 5

 xi
12.(1)   10 (N = 5)
N
  xi  50
Standard deviation = 3
∴ variance = 9
 ( xi  )2
9
N

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  xi2    2  2  xi  45

 xi2  100 (5)  2  10  50  45

 xi2  545
 xi  50
Mean of x1 , x2 , x3 , x4 , x5 and  50  0
6
 xi2  (50)2 3045
New variance    507.5
6 6
13.(4) Let 4x3  t
12x 2 dx  dt
5 4 x 3 1 1 t 1 4 x3
 x e dx  tet  e (t  1)  e (4 x3  1)
48 48 48
14.(1) Draw the graph of f(x)

3 corner points
∴ f(x) is not differentiable at 3 points

y2 x2
15.(3)  1
1 r 1 r
x2 y2
Ellipse :  1 when r > 1
r 1 r 1
r 1 2
e  1 
r 1 r 1
x2 y2
Hyperbola :   1 when 0 < r < 1
1 r 1 r
1 r 2
e  1 
1 r r 1

16.(2) x  3y  7z  0
x  4 y  7z  0
(sin 3) x  (cos 2) y  2 z  0
Since the given set of equation are homogeneous, it will have a non-trivial solution if D = 0
1 3 7
1 4 7 0
sin 3 cos 2 2
R1  R1  R2

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0 1 2
7 1 4 7 0
sin 3 cos 2 2
  1(2  7 sin 3)  2( cos 2  4sin 3)  0
2  2 cos 2  sin 3
4 sin 2   3sin   4sin 3 
 4sin 2   4sin   3  0
 (2sin   3) (2sin   1)  0
1
 sin   θ have 2 values in (0, π)
2
Since sin   0 in (0, π)
   
17.(1) cos  cos ......cos  sin
2 3 10
2 2 2 210
 
2  cos 10  sin 10
 ........................ 2 2
2
 
2  cos 9  sin 9
 ........................ 2 2
22
  
cos 2  sin 2 sin
 ....................... 2 2  2  1
8 9 512
2 2
18.(3) ( x 2  y 2 )dx  2 xydy  0
dy y 2  x 2

dx 2 xy
y  tx
dy dt
tx
dx dx
dt t 2  1 dt (t 2  1)
tx   x 
dx 2t dx 2t
2t dx
 t 2  1 dt    x ln(t 2  1)  ln x  c

x(t 2  1)  c
 y2 
x  1  c
 x2 
y 2  x 2  cx  0
∴ A circle with centre on x-axis.

n 1
 2 , if n is odd
19.(3) f ( n)  
 n , if n is even
 2
 n  1, if n is odd
g ( n)  
 n  1, if n is even
f ( g (1))  f (2)  1
f ( g (2))  f (1)  1

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f (1)  f (2) ( f is not one-one)

(2k  1)  1
f ( g (2k ))  f (2k  1)  k
2
2k  2
f ( g (2k  1))  f (2k  2)   ( k  1)
2
 f ( g (n)) is on-to function
25
20.(4)  50 Cr  (50r )C25r
r 0
25
50! (50  r )!
 r !(50  r)!  25! (25  r )!
r 0
Now multiply and divide by 25!
25
50! 25!
  r !  25!2  (25  r )!
r 0
25
50! 25!
  25!  25!  r !(25  r )!
r 0
25
  50 C25  25Cr
r 0
25
50
C25  25 Cr  50C25  225  50C25  k
r 0

Hence k  225

21.(3)

x 2  4 y ….. (i)
x  2y  4 2  0
x  2 y  4 2 … (ii)
For Point of intersection we will solve both the equation
2
 2y  4 2  4y

2 y 2  32  16 y  4 y

y 2  10 y  16  0

y 2  2 y  8 y  16  0
( y  2) ( y  8)  0
y  2, y  8

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x2  8 x 2  32
x  2 2 x  4 2
A  2 2, 2  B  4 2, 8 
2
(dist ) AB  4 2   2 2    (8  2) 2

 36  2  36
dist  6 3
2
22.(3) Tangent to the curve y  xe x
Point (1,e) lie on the curve
dy 2 2 2
(Slope of tangent)   e x  xe x  2 x  e x (1  2 x 2 )  e (1  2)  3e
dx (1,e)
Equation of tangent
ye
 3e
x 1
y  3 xe  2e
4
At x
3
4
y  3  ( e )  2e  2e
3
We get y = 2e
4 
So this point  , 2e  will lie on tangent
3 
23.(2) P is true
Q is false
R is true
Option (2) P  ( Q  R )
T  (T  T )
T  (T )  T
20
24.(4) ( Slope) AM  
00
( Slope) BC  0 As AM is perpendicular to BC
y 3
Equation of BC  0
x4
y 3  0
y=3
30 3
( Slope) BN  
40 4
4
( Slope) AC   (As BN is perpendicular to AC)
3
y2 4
Equation of AC  
x0 3
3 y  6  4 x  4 x  3 y  6
Point of intersection of y = 3 and 4 x  3 y  6
4x  9  6
4 x  3
3  3 
x c    , 3
4  4 

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10
  
25.(4) Coefficient of x 2 in x 2  x  
 x2 
10 2
   8   
Coefficient of x 0 in  x    10C2  x      10 C2  2  720
 x2   x2 
720
2 
45
 2  16
  4
λ=4

26.(4) y  7  x3 / 2
1 
 
Let the point on curve be P x1 , 7  x13 / 2 and given point be A  , 7  for the nearest point normal at P passes
2 
through A, so slope of line AP = slope of normal at P.
x13 / 2 dx 2
 
1 dy 3 x1
x1 
2
3x12  1  2 x1
3x12  2 x1  1  0
 x1  1 3x1  1  0
1
x1  , [ x1  1 (not possible as x1  0 )]
3
1 1 
Point P  , 7  
 3 3 3
1 1 1 7
So, AP   
36 27 6 3
3 1 3 1
27.(4) 
sin (120  x) sin x
3 1 sin (120  x)

3 1 sin x
3 1 1 3
  cot x
3 1 2 2
3 2 3 3
 cot x
2 2
cot x  3  2
tan x  2  3
x  15
120  x  105
A 7
 (7 :1)
B 1

28.(2)

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( Slope) BC  1
3h 5
1
h4
h  2
1  h2  h4
h4
2 h  2
h=1
B(1,2) & D(3,6)
29.(3) Point of intersection of the line
x  4 y 5 z 3
  & the plane x  y  z  2 is
2 2 1
Any point on the given line is
(4  2, 5  2, 3  )
As it lies on the plane
x yz  2
(4  2)  (5  2)  (3  )  2
12  5  2
5  10
  2
So the taken point is
(4  2, 5  2, 3  )  (0, 1, 1)
Putting   2
Any point on this line can be taken as checking option (3)
(1  , 3  2,  4  5)
1    0    1
3  2  1    1
4  5  1    1

/ 2
dx
30.(1)  [ x]  [sin x]  4
/ 2
1 0 1 /2
dx dx dx dx
 [ x]  [sin x]  4
  [ x]  [sin x]  4 

[ x]  [sin x]  4
  [ x]  [sin x]  4
/ 2 1 0 1
1 0 1 /2
dx dx dx dx
 2  1  4
  1  1  4   0  0  4   1  0  4
/ 2 1 0 1

1 0 1 1
[ x]1 / 2  [ x]1  [ x]10  [ x]1 / 2
2 4 5
  1 1 1 
 1     0  (1)   (1  0)    1
 2 2 4 5 2 
3
(4  3)
20

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