July Attempt 2022 Online JEE Main Physics Solved Papers 1

29 JULY 2022, SHIFT-I

1. (d) We know, 6( 6 - 4) 6- 4
= =
[S] = [MT ] -2 6( 6 + 4) 6+ 4
[r] = [ML-3 ] 3 2- 2 2
=
[r ] = [L] 3 2+ 2 2
é 1 -3 ù é 3 ù 2( 3 - 2)
ê M2L 2 ú ê L2 ú =
ê úû êë úû 2( 3 + 2)
\Dimension of RHS = ë 3 t1 3- 2
Þ =
[MT -2 ]4 t2 3+ 2
é æç 1 - 3 ö÷ æç -3 + 3 ö÷ 6 ù
3. (b) Given, t = x + 4
= ê Mè 2 4 ø Lè 2 2 ø T 4 ú
ê ú Now, (t - 4) = x
ë û
-
1 3 \Squaring both sides, we get
= M 4 L0 T 2 Þ t 2 + 16 - 8t = x
dimension of L.H.S. = [T] dx
Þ = 2t - 8
\Dimension of LHS ¹ Dimension of RHS. dt
2. (b) According to the question, \ At t = 4 s
dx
= 2´4- 8= 0
dt

t=t1 t=t2 4. (a) We know that, the normal reaction on the block by the
wall will provide required centripetal force.

h N
3

Let the two times be t1 and t2, respectively while going up

h v
and coming down when they are at height above ground.
3 2
mv
Now, as given \ N =
r
H max = h
Þ N µ v2
u2
\ h= \Curve will parabola for N versus v.
2g
5. (c) According to the question.
(using v2 = u 2 - 2 gh and v = 0 at topmost point)
u = 2×KE
Þ u = 2 gh m
h 1 ucos 60°=v
\ = 2 gh t - gt 2
3 2
1 2 h 60°
Þ gt - 2 gh t + = 0
2 3
2KE æ 1 2ö
Þ 3 gt 2 - 6 2 gh t + 2h = 0 u= çQ KE = mu ÷
m è 2 ø
Now, using quadratic formula
2´E
6 2 gh - 72 gh - 24 gh Þ u= (Q Given KE = E )
t1 = m
6g
At topmost point,
6 2 gh - 24 2 gh
= 2E 1
6g v = speed = u cos 60 ° = ´
m 2
2 gh (6 - 24 ) 1
= …(i) \Kinetic energy at topmost point = mv2
6g 2
Similarly, 1 2E 1 E
= ´m´ ´ =
2 gh (6 + 24 ) 2 m 4 4
t2 = …(ii)
6g 6. (a) m1 = 1 kg
t1 6 - 24 6 6- 6 4 r1 = i$ + 2$j + k
$
\ = =
t2 6 + 24 6 6+ 6 4
m2 = 3 kg
r2 = - 3i$ - 2$j + k
$
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We know, qenclosed
m r + m2 r2 ò E× ds = e0
… (i)
rCM = 1 1
m1 + m2 Since,
1(i + 2$j + k
$ $ ) + 3 (-3i$ - 2$j + k
$) æ3 r ö
r (r ) = r 0 ç - ÷
Þ rCM =
4 è4 Rø
$i + 2$j + k$ - 9$i - 6$j + 3 k$ \Total charge enclosed inside the Gaussian surface of
Þ rCM = radius.
4 r
ò0 r (r ) 4pr
2
-8$i - 4$j + 4k $ qenclosed = dr
Þ rCM = = - 2$i - $j + k
$
4 r æ3 rö
ò0 r 0 çè 4 - R ÷ø 4pr dr
2
\ qenclosed =
2 2 2
\ |rCM| = (-2) + (-1 ) + (1 ) = 6
r 0 4p é 3 r3 r4 ù
Now, on checking option (a) we find the magnitude Þ qenclosed = ê × - ú
e0 ë 4 3 4R û
= 12 + (-2)2 + (1 )2
= 1+ 4 + 1 = 6 \Putting it in Eq. (i)
qenclosed
7. (a) The water-oil contact angle is as shown below ò E× ds = e0
Water é r3
4p r4 ù
Þ E 4pr 2 = r 0 ê - ú
qc e0 ë4 4R û

Oil/grease é r r2 ù
r0
Þ E= ê - ú
e0
ë 4 4R û
where; qc = Contact angle
r r é rù
Clearly qc > 90° (obtuse contact angle) Þ E = 0 ê1 - ú
4e ë Rû
0
\Cohesive force > adhesive force
Hence, clothes containing oil or grease cannot be cleaned by 11. (a) We know that, inside and on the surface of any
water. conductor electric potential is constant and also,
-¶ V
8. (a) We Know, young’s modulus depends on the material of E= (where, E = Electric field)
¶r
wire only. i.e, it is a characteristic property of a material.
Q From inside till surface, V = Constant
\There will be no effect on the value of young’s modulus on
changing the radius and length of wire. Since, electric field is zero along the surface of the
conductor.
\Young’s modulus will remain unchanged.
\E must be perpendicular to the surface of the conductors,
9. (a) The situation given in the question can be depicted as so that its component along the surface of the conductors
shown below must be zero.
12. (b) The situation given in the question can be represented
sa
as shown below for identical dimensions
L

o
gc
a A s1 s2 A
a
g sin
g l l
a
where, A = areas of cross-section
\ geffective = g cosa l = lengths of conductors
L L R1 and R2 = values of resistance of each
\ T = 2p = 2p
geffective g cos a Q They are connected in series,
1 l 1 l
10. (c) Req = R1 + R2 = +
r(r) s1 A s2 A
dr 1 2l l é s + s1 ù 2s1 s2
dV= 4pr dr Þ = ê 2 ú Þ seq =
seq A A ë s1 s2 û (s1 + s2 )
r (dV=Volume
O of thin shell of 13. (c) Given, E = 440 sin 100 pt (E0 = 440 V and
r thickness dr)
R w = 100p)
2
P L= H
p
We know, the reading of an AC ammeter is I rms .
Drawing Gaussian surface symmetrically through point P. So, let’s calculate I rms .
Now, by Gauss’s law we know, 2
XL = wL = 100p = 100 2 W
p
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E0 440 Now, when E is doubled,

\Peak value of current = I 0 = =
XL 100 2 h , c and f will not change but wavelength may have to be
4.4 4.4 2 changed,
Þ I0 = = = 2.2 2A hc
2 2 \ = f + 2E …(ii)
I 2.2 2 l¢
\ I rms = 0 = = 2.2 A Now, subtracting Eq. (i) from Eq. (ii),
2 2
hc hc
14. (c) According to given situation, drawing the circuit as E= -
l¢ l
below é1 1ù E 1 1
Þ E = hcê , - ú Þ = -
R=100W L=1H ël lû hc l¢ l
1 E 1 1 El + hc
Þ = + Þ =
l¢ hc l l¢ hc l
hcl
Þ l¢ =
S El + hc
E=6V
17. (a) We know that, the energy of an electron in the nth orbit
We know, is given by the formula,
i = i0 (1 - e- t/t ) -13.6
En = eV
E n2
Þ i = (1 - e- t/ t )
R Þ Energy of photon produced in transition from, n = 2 to
E n =1
(where, i0 = = Peak current)
R é -13.6 æ -13.6 ö ù 13.6
E2 - E1 = ê -ç ÷ ú eV = ´3 eV
i0 ë 4 è 1 øû 4
But given, i =
2 3
E E 1 Þ E2 - E1 = ´ 13.6 eV … (i)
Þ = (1 - e- t/t ) Þ = 1 - e- t/t 4
2R R 2 Also, energy of photo produced in transition from.
1 t
Þ e- t/t = Þ - = ln1 -ln2 n = ¥ to n = 1(Q Highest energy level is n = ¥)
2 t
é -13.6 æ -13.6 ö ù
Þ t = t ln 2 Þ E¥ - E1 = ê -ç ÷ eV
ë ¥ è 1 ø úû
1 1
Þ t= ln 2 = ´ 0.693 = 0.00693 = 7 ms = 13.6 eV …(ii)
R 100
At t = 15 ms \From Eqs. (i) and (ii),
3
- 15 ö æQ t = t ln 2 ö ´ 13.6 eV
E æç ÷ ç ÷ E2 - E1
= 4 =
3
Also, i ¢ = 1- e 10
ç Þ 7 ms = t 0.7 ÷
Rç ÷ E¥ - E1 13.6 eV 4
è ø ç Þ t = 10 ms ÷
è ø
-3 ö
18. (a) We know,
6 ç æ Am
Þ i¢ = 1- e 2 ÷ Modulation index, m =
100 ç ÷ Ac
è ø
6 Since, it is given that variation = 8V
Þ i¢ = ´ (1 - 0.25) [Q e-3 / 2 = 0.25 ]
100 \ 2Am = 8
6 3 9 8
Þ i= ´ = Þ Am = = 4
100 4 200 2
1 1 81 and also, Ac = 9 - Am = 9 - 4 = 5
\ U at t = 15 ms = Li ¢2 = ´ 1 ´ = 0.0010 J
2 2 40000 A 4
\ m = m = = 0.8
= 1 mJ Ac 5
15. (b) 1
19. (c) Given, 1 MSD = cm
(A) UV rays is used for water purification. 20
(B) X-rays are used for diagnostic. Q 25 VSD = 24 MSD
24
(C) Microwaves are used for mobile and radar Þ 1 VSD = MSD
communication. 25
24 1 6
(D) Infrared waves are used to improve visibility in foggy Þ 1 VSD= ´ cm = cm
days due to greater wavelength and hence lesser 25 20 125
scattering by fog and dust particles. Q Least count, (LC) = 1 MSD - 1 VSD
æ 1 6 ö æ 25 - 24 ö
16. (b) By the photoelectric equation, Þ LC = ç - ÷ cm = ç ÷ cm
è 20 125 ø è 500 ø
Incident photon energy = Work function + Kinetic energy
1
hc Þ LC = cm = 0.002 cm
Þ =f+ E … (i) 500
l
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20. (c) MSR = Main scale reading = 2.5 mm Þ p = constant ´ d g

d2
In 50 circular scale division 0.5 mm of main scale is there. Now, given, = 32
d1
0.5
\In 1 circular scale division mm of main scale is there g g g
50 p1 constant d1 æ d1 ö p æ 1 ö
Þ = = çç ÷÷ Þ 1 = ç ÷
= 0.01 mm g
p2 constant d2 è d2 ø p2 è 32 ø
\1 CSR = Circular scale reading = 0.01 mm 7
Q 45th division of circular scale is in the pitch line. p1 æ 1 ö5 æ 7ö
Þ =ç ÷ çQ given, g = ÷
\Total circular scale reading = (45 ´ 0.01) mm p2 è 32 ø è 5ø
7
= 0.45 mm é 1ù
7
p1 ê æ 1 ö5 ú æ 1ö 1
\Diameter reading = MSR + Total circular scale reading Þ = ç ÷ =ç ÷ =
p2 ê è 32 ø ú è 2ø 128
+ Negative zero error êë úû
= 2.5 mm + 0.45 mm + 0.03 mm Now, for any ideal gas
= 2.98 mm pV = nRT
21. (15 or 75) \ p1V1 = nRT1 …(i)
For maximum range, (Rmax ) angle of projection, p2V 2 = nRT2 …(ii)
q = 45° = projection angle Dividing Eqs. (i) and (ii) we get,
u 2 sin 2(45° ) u 2 p1V1 T1
\ Rmax = R = = =
g g p2V 2 T2
\ R = u2/ g … (i) T1 æ p1 ö æ V1 ö
R Þ =ç ÷ç ÷
In case (2) since u is same and R ¢ = T2 çè p2 ÷ø çè V 2 ÷ø
2
R u 2 sin 2q u 2 u 2 sin 2q T1 1 æç V1 ö÷ æ p 1 ö÷
Þ = …(iii) ççQ 1 =
\
2
=
g
Þ
2g
=
g
[From Eq. (i)] T2 128 çè V 2 ÷ø è p2 128 ÷
ø
1 m m
Þ sin 2q = Þ 2q = 30° , 150° But, d= Þ V =
2 V d
m m V d
Þ q = 15° , 75° Þ V1 = and V 2 = Þ 1 = 2
d1 d2 V 2 d1
22. (2) Since, given h << Re
\we can write Eq. (iii) as
\We can use the approximation formula for gravity at a T1 1 d 1 1
æ 2h ö = ´ 2= ´ 32 =
height, h = gheight = gsurface çç 1 - ÷ … (i) T2 128 d1 128 4
è Re ÷ø
\ T2 = 4T1
We also know,
\The temperature of gas becomes 4 times the initial
Gravity at any depth d below the surface of earth temperature.
æ d ö fR
gdepth = gsurface çç 1 - ÷
÷ …(ii) 24. (3) We know, CV =
è Reø 2
In question, given that, d = ah where, R is gas constant and f is degree of freedom.
\Eq. (ii) becomes 3R
\ CV1 = CV of monoatomic gas =
æ ah ö 2
gdepth = gsurface çç 1 - ÷ (Q f = 3 for monoatomic gas)
è Re ÷ø
5R
According to the questions, and CV2 = CV of diatomic gas = (Q f = 5 for diatomic gas)
2
gheight = gdepth We also know that,
æ 2h ö æ ah ö æ 3R ö æ 3 ´ 5R ö
Þ gsurface çç 1 - ÷ = gsurface
Re ÷ø
ç1 -
ç
÷
Re ÷ø n1CV1 + n2CV2 çè 1 ´ 2 ÷ø + çè 2 ÷ø
è è CVmixture = =
2h ah n1 + n2 1+ 3
Þ = Þ a=2 3R 15R
Re Re +
CVmixture = 2 2 = 18R = 9R … (i)
23. (4) Since, it is an adiabatic process. 4 8 4
æ mass ö
\ pV g = constant çQ density = ÷ a 2
è volume ø But given, CV mixture = R
g 4
æ mö pmg 2
\ p ç ÷ = constant Þ = constant a
èdø dg On comparing R with Eq. (i),
4
(Q mg = Constant because m and g of a given gas and for
a 2R 9R
given mass will not change) we get, =
p 4 4
Þ = constant 2
dg Þ a =9Þ a=3
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25. (2) The given circuit diagram is drawn as Also, I min = ( I1 - I 2 )2 = ( 4I - 9I )2

6V 6V = 4I + 9I - 12I = I
9W Þ I min = I
6V 0V 9W 9W 0V
0V \ I max - I min = 25 I - I = 24I
6V 6V
I 28. (11) Given, length of wire
0V 0V
= 314 cm = 314
. m and I = 14 A
6V 6 V 0V 0V Now, on bending it in the form of a circle
6V its circumference = 314
. m R
We have marked the values of potentials at every point in 314
. 1
the circuit given above, therefore now we can easily draw a Þ . Þ R=
2pR = 314 = m
simplified version of the above circuit as follows 2 ´ 314
. 2

9W Now, we know magnetic moment,

M = NIA
Here, only one loop is there
I 9W I \ N =I
6V 0V 1
9W Þ M = IA = 14 ´ pR 2 = 14 ´ 314
. ´
4
= 10.99 » 11 A - m2
Clearly all the resistors are in parallel.
æ ö 29. (15) Since, the ray is going from rarer to denser medium as
9
çQ 1 = 1 + 1 + 1 ÷
\ Requivalent = Req = = 3W shown in the situation accordingly the refracted ray will
ç Req 9 9 9 ÷
3
è ø bend towards the normal.
DV 6- 0 Z³0
\Current in the circuit = I = =
R 3
6
Þ I = = 2A M1
3 n=Ö2 i XY-plane
26. (3) We know that, formula for Bcentre of a coil is
M2 r
m 0 NI
Bcentre = … (i) n=Ö3
2R
where,
N = total no. of turns in the coil Z<0
I = current in the coil é ù
æA ö 5
R = radius of coil i = cos-1 ç Z ÷ = cos-1 ê ú
Given, Bcentre = 37.68 ´ 10-4 T è A ø ê (4 3 )2 + (3 3 )2 + (5)2 ú
ë û
R = 5 cm = 0.05 m -1 æ 5 ö -1 æ 1 ö
Þ i = cos ç ÷ Þ i = cos ç ÷
p = 314
. è 10 ø è 2ø
N = 100 turns Þ i = 60°
\Putting all values in Eq. (i) we get, Now,
100 ´ 4p ´ 10-7 ´ I n1 sin i = n2 sin r Þ 2 sin 60° = 3 sin r
37.68 ´ 10-4 = (Q m 0 = 4p ´ 10-7 TmA-1 )
2 ´ 0.05 3 1 1
2´ = 3 sin r Þ sin r = ´ 2 = Þ r = 45°
Þ I = 3A 2 2 2
27. (24) Given, \i - r = (60 - 45)° = 15°
I1 = 4I Þ I 2 = 9I 30. (1) We know that,
At point A , DfA = 0 p-type E n-type
At point B, DfB = p
To find, (I A )resultant - (IB ) resultant
V
But we know that, in interference when Df = 0, then |E|=
d
resultant intensity in maximum i.e.
(I A )resultant = I max
and when Df = p then resultant intensity is minimum i.e.
d
(IB )resultant = I min
\We have to find, where, V = potential barrier
(I max - I min ) d = width of depletion region
0.6 6
Now, Þ ||E = N / C Þ ||
E = = 105
I max = ( I1 + I 2 )2 = ( 4I + 9I )2 = 4I + 9I + 12I 6 ´ 10-6 6 ´ 10-6 ´ 10
Þ I max = 25 I Þ E = 1 ´ 10-5 N/C
||