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CHAITANYA IIT ACADEMY, INDIA 17‐01‐23_ Sr.S60_NUCLEUS&ALL_BT _ Jee‐Main_GTM‐07_KEY &SOL’S
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SEC: Sr.Super60_NUCLEUS &ALL_BT JEE-MAIN Date: 17-01-2023
Time: 09.00Am to 12.00Pm GTM-07 Max. Marks: 300
KEY SHEET
PHYSICS
1) 1 2) 4 3) 4 4) 3 5) 3
6) 2 7) 1 8) 2 9) 1 10) 2
11) 3 12) 1 13) 3 14) 1 15) 2
16) 2 17) 4 18) 2 19) 2 20) 1
21) 18 22) 1 23) 16 24) 48 25) 136
26) 1 27) 2 28) 3 29) 2400 30) 412
CHEMISTRY
31) 1 32) 3 33) 1 34) 3 35) 1
36) 2 37) 2 38) 1 39) 2 40) 3
41) 4 42) 4 43) 1 44) 3 45) 2
46) 4 47) 1 48) 3 49) 2 50) 1
51) 42 52) 30 53) 1 54) 1 55) 3
56) 0 57) 4 58) 2 59) 24 60) 2
MATHEMATICS
61) 4 62) 3 63) 4 64) 3 65) 3
66) 3 67) 2 68) 3 69) 4 70) 4
71) 3 72) 1 73) 2 74) 3 75) 1
76) 2 77) 1 78) 4 79) 4 80) 4
81) 75 82) 0 83) 1062 84) 5376 85) 1
86) 2 87) 12 88) 1552 89) 12 90) 2
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SRI CHAITANYA IIT ACADEMY, INDIA 17‐01‐23_ Sr.S60_NUCLEUS&ALL_BT _ Jee‐Main_GTM‐07_KEY &SOL’S
SOLUTIONS
PHYSICS
1.
0 0 0
1 1 1
0 1 0
1 0 0
From the truth table
Y = A.B
So it is “AND” gate
2
h1  d 1 
2. d  2 Rh d  h     h1  900 m
h d 
h
3. Given,  
mv0
Velocity of an electron after time ‘t’
E  e  Ee
V  V0  t  V0  t  Wave length
m m
h h 0
  
mv  Ee 
1
eE0
m  v0  t t
 m  mv0
4. A  A0 e  t
A 1 t 30
Then  4 T   7.5
A0  2  t /T
T 4

Y V

E q
X

B
5. Z
E0
C
B0
FE  E0 q
FB  q B0
FE C
  10
FB V
2 tan 
6. R.P  
1.22
R.P medium  m 2
 
R.P air  air 1
1
7. tan  1   tan 
cos 
1
tan 60   tan 
cos 450
 3
Actual dip   tan 1  
 2
 R   4   3  16  3 J
2
8. H  DC   I DC
2

H  AC    I rms   R1  4 / 2  2  16 J 
2 2
 ratio of heat produces is 3:1

 r1 E r2

I V1  0
9. R
  2
I  ____(1)
R  r1  r2 R  r1  r2
But V1    Ir1 _____(2)
Given V0  0 _____(3)
From (1),(2) and (3), R  r1  r2
I
10. T  2
MBH
2
M 1 I1  T2  8
   
M 2 I 2  T1  3
3RT
11. A. RMS velocity 
M
T is same & M is same so, RMS velocities will be same
So, A is correct
B. n1 : n2  1: 4
n1 RT1 n2 RT2
p1 : p2  :
V1 V2
n1 : n2  1: 4
T1  T2 ,V1  V2 
So, B is correct
C. P1 : P2  1: 4 and not 1 : 1
So, C is wrong
D. rms velocities are equal so D is wrong
ax
Q ax q0 Q
12.
KQq0 KQq0
Fnet   towards right
a  x a  x
2 2

When displacement is x towards left
KQq0 KQq0
Sq Fnet    x
a  x a  x
2 2
 a  x  2   a  x  2 
  KQq0     KQq 4ax
 a2  x2 
0
2
a4
KQq0 4ax Qq0
  x
4 0 a 3  0 a 3
F Qq0
a  net   x
m  0 ma 3
2  0 ma 3 4 3 0 ma 3
T  2 
 Qq0 Qq0
L L L K A 1
13. R1 : R2  1 : 2  1 . 2 . 2  2.9.  9
K1 A1 K 2 A2 L2 K1 A1 2
Let junction temperature be T
T  450 T  0
Then ,  0
R1 R2
R1 R2  450 0 
T    
R1  R2  R1 R2 
1  450 R2  9 450
T       450 C
1  R2 / R2  R1  10 9
14. A. Small temperature difference allows use of newton’s law of cooling
dQ
 kA   0 
dt
dQ
 0  is doubled  doubled
dt
dQ dQ
B. :  TA4 : TB4  2834 : 2934
dt P dtQ
4 4
 293   10 
 1:    1:  1  
 283   283 
40
 1:1  = 1 : 1.15
283
[considering same emissivities]
15.
150
100 125
Initial
Effectively , 25 cm column of water from top of right vessel entered the left G  mgh (h is
height reduced of the COM)
 16 25103 g  25 102  1 J

1
16. Total mechanical energy   (potential energy)
2
[ for circular orbits under central forces]
SQ T .M .E A : T .M .EB
GMm1 GMm2
 :
2r1 2r2
 m1r1 : M 2 r2   4m 4r  :  3m 3r  = 16 : 9
dm
17. Force needed     0.5 5  2.5
dt
Power needed  F  2.5  5  12.5W
N
f f
18. mg
N – mg = 0, f  N
f = ma  a   g  4 m / s2
22  02
u = 0,   2   u  2as  s 
2 2
 0.5m
2 4
19.    ML2T 2
 M L 2T
 2   % error = 5% + 2(5%) – 2 (-5%) = 25%
 M L T
20. Consider downward –ve
Then, u = - 100 a = -10
  100  10t and after collision , the velocity becomes zero from – 200 almost suddenly
so, option A is correct
21. F  12t  3t 2 ;  1.5 12t  3t 2 
1.5 12t  3t 2  d t3
  4t  t 2   4t  t 2     2t 2 
4.5 dt 3
To change the direction of motion, pulley need to come to rest momentarily,
t3
2t 2   0  t  6sec
3
d t3 2t 3 t 4 18
 2t 2        t 6sec  36 rad  rev
dt 3 3 12 
2u 2u sin 
22. Given, T1  T2  1  2
g g
H1 u12 2g
u1  u2 sin    2 2 1
H 2 2 g u2 sin 
K
23. Initial maximum velocity at mean position, v1  A11 , 1 
m1
By LCLM, m1v1   m1  m2  v2
m1v1 K
V2   A  , 
 m1  m2  2 2 2  m1  m2 
v1 A11 A v  m  m2  m1 A m1  m2 1.024 10.24
  1  1 1   1   
v2 A22 A2 m1v1 m1  m2 A2 m1 0.9 9
A1 3.2 
   3.2  3.2  3    16
A2 3  1
F x 18 104  60 102 18 103

24.  ,   25 109   x   48 106 m  48 m
A l 15  60 104  x 15  25
i i 1.7 108 1
25. E  J  ; F  Ee  F  e  6
1.6 1019  136 1023 N
A A 2 10
  q  x l
2
26.  E.ds  0  E.2 xl  0
x 2 0
E ; Given, x   E  1V / m
2 0 

27. I A  I  4 I  2 4 I 2 cos  5I
3

I B  I  4 I  2 4 I 2  cos  7I  I B  I A  7 I  5I  2 I
3
V2 100 100 50 1
28. P R  200 i 2 R  50  i 2  i  A
R 50 200 2
R C
200V1 50 Hz
1 1 1 V 200
xC   i  
C 100 C 2 Z X C2  R 2
 400 
2
 X C2  200 2  X C  100 12
1 100 50
 100 12  C  F  F
100 C  12  3
S l S 50
29.     S  2400
R 100  l 5600 700
30. 1 MSD = 1 mm,
10VSD = 9 MSD  1VSD = 0.9 mm
LC = 1MSD – 1VSD = 0.1 mm = 0.01 cm
Zero error = +4 divisions
MSR = 4.1 cm, VC = 6
Diameter = MSR + (VC – zero error) LC
 4.1   6  4  0.01  4.12cm  412 102 cm

CHEMISTRY
80 0.36
31. % Br   100  34.04
188 0.45
32.  PhSO2Cl  Hinsberg reagent
Ph  C  NH 2 Ph  N  C  O
O
Hoffmann bromamide reaction
 R  NH 2  carbyl amine reaction
i amine
 Saytzeff product x hoff man product

33. Aldoses give Seliwanoff test slowly and furfural has 5-carbon atoms
So aldopentose
34. Morphine is narcotic drug. Saccharin is 550 times sweeter than sucrose chloroxylenol is
antiseptic phenelizine in antidepressant
35.
CH 2OH CH 2  Cl CH 2  I

 HCl   
NaI
OH OH OH
A B
36. Novolac  PhOH + HCHO

Glyptal  Glycol + phthalic Acid
Buna –s  Butadiene + Styrene
Dacron (or) terylene  Terphthalic acid + ethylene glycol
37. Excess sulphates in water have laxative effect
NO3  methemoglobinemia
Pb2  Kidneydamage
F   Brown mottling of teeth
38. Cis –(10)- annulene is not aromatic due to lack of planarity
39. In neutral solutions I  is oxidized to IO3 by KMnO4
So statement –I is false
In MnO42 P  d  bonding is present
O O
O
Mn Mn
O
O
O
40. O
41. BeCl2 & AlCl3 acts as lewis acids and Be  OH 2 , Al  OH 3 are amphoteric
42. Pyrophosphoric acid H 4 P2O7
43. Calcination and leaching are used in concentration of ore not in the purification of metal
44. H 2O2 is used as OA & RA in both medium and dH 2O2 : 1.44 gm / cc , d D O  1.1059 gm / cc 2
45. Same B.pt means same concentration

2 1000 8 1000
  
M A 100 M B 100

MB
4 MB  4 MA
MA
46. IE1 of Zn is more than Ga due to stable E.C
47. With increase in nuclear charge orbitals come closer to nucleus and their energy
decreases
48. Gases with greater inter molecular attractions are easily liquifiable have higher TC and are
readily adsorbed
250 10.8
49. amount of ‘C’ in solutions   2.5 10.8  27 gm of ‘C’
100
180 gm of glucose has 72 gm of ‘C’
27 180
Amount of glucose with 27 gm of ‘C’   67.5
72
67.5 1000 67.5 1000
m    2.0548 gm
180  250  67.5 180 182.5
50. O2 , Cu 2 , Fe 3 are paramagnetic NaCl, H 2O are diamagnetic
So both a statements are correct
12.6 126
51. % purity  100   42
30 3
60 50
52. Overall yield   100 = 30%
100 100
53. 1:1 electrolyte means
CO  NH 3 4 Cl2  Cl
Primary valency is 3  CO 
3
54. C2O42 is oxidized to CO2

O.NO changes from 3 to 4
55.
Species CN  NO  O2 O2 O22
B.O 3 3 2 2.5 3
3
2.34 10 1000
56. M   3 104  solubility
78 100
 
3
K sp of Ca F2  4 S 3  4  3 104
 4  27 1012 m3  108 1012 m3  0.0108 108 M
57. KO2 , NO2 , ClO2 , NO are paramagnetic
58. U  nCv T 5000  n (20.785-8.314) (500-300)
25
n  2.0046  2
12.471
59. K 2Cr2O7  6 Fe 2  6 Fe 3  2Cr 3
MV M V
 K2Cr2O7  1 1  2 2 Fe2
1 6
 
20  0.02 M 2 10
 M 2  0.024 M  24 102 M
1 6
60. From 2 to 1 when initial pressure of ‘NO’ is doubled by keeping PH const, initial rate 2
increases by four times so order w.r.t ‘NO’ is 2.

MATHEMATICS
61. Circle is x  y  2 gx  6 y  19c  0
2 2
It passes through (6,1) 36  1  12 g  6  19c  0

12 g  19c  43(1)
Line x  2cy  8 passes through Centre S  g , 3
g  6c  8
By (1) & (2) g = 2, c = 1
 Circle is x 2  y 2  4 x  6 y  19  0
 x-intercept  2 a 2  19c  2 4  19  2 23
62. Since f ( x) is continues at x  4
 f (4)  f (4)
4 3 4
16  4b    5 | t  3 | dt   (2  t ) dt   (8  t )dt
0 0 3
2 3 4
 t   t2  9  9
  2t     8t    6   0  (32  8)   24  
 2 0  2 3 2  2
1
 16  4b  15  b 
4
 x
   5  t  3  dt , x  4

f  x   0
 2 x
 x  4 , x4
5  x  3 , x  4 8  x , x4
 
f ' x    1   1
 2 x  , x  4 2 x  4 , x  4
 4
 1
f  x  is decreasing in  ,    8,  
 8
63. 2 x  ky  5 z  1, 3kx  ky  z  5 are two perpendicular planes
6k  k 2  5  0
k  1,5
But k  3  k  1
 2 x  y  5 z  1, 3x  y  z  5
P   2 x  y  5 z  1    3 x  y  z  5   0
 x  3  2   y 1     z    5    5  1
1
x- intercept = 1  5  1  3  2   
2
5  1
y  intercept = 7
1 
64. A 1,1 B  4,3 C  2, 5 
Area  ABC   18
Let P  ,   lies on BC
1 1 1
1 1
Area APB    1  2  5  7
2 2
4 3 1
Area APB 4 144
Given   2  5  7 
Area ABC 7 7
144
 2  5  7   ------(1)
7
Equation of AC is 2 x  y  1  0 ----- (2)
1 
It cuts x-axis at M  ,0 
2 
Equation of BC 4 x  y  13  0 --- (3)
Solving (1) & (3) we get
 36 53   20 11 
P ,  or  , 
 7 7   7 7 
Since x  coordinates of B,C are 4 and 2 respectively
 20 11 
 P ,   4  x  intercept of P  2
 7 7 
1
Equation AP is 2 x  3 y  1  0 y  0x 
2
 1 
Let N  ,0 
 2 
1 1 1
1 1 1
 Area of  NAM   0 1
2 2 2
1
0 1
2
65.
h
in ABCtan2 
x
2h
in  ADE tan  
x  7h

2h 2 tan 2
 tan   
h
 7h 1  7 tan 2
tan 2
4t 4t
tan   t t   ,t  0
1  t2 1  t  2 7t
2
2t
1 7
1  t2
 1  t 2  2 7t  4  t 2  2 7t  3  0
2 7  28  12 2 74
t   72 t  7  2
2 2
66. truth table
P q ~p ~q p^~q
T T F F F
T F F T T
F T T F F
F F T T F
 p ^ r    p^ ~ q   ~p  p ^ q
T F F T T T
F T F T F F
F F T F T/F F
F F T F T/F F

ris equivalent to q.
    
67. a  2i  j  5k b   i  j  2k
 iˆ ˆj kˆ 
   
 
a  b   2 1 5   iˆ  2  5   ˆj  4  5   kˆ  2   
  2
 
i j k
 
 
a  b  i  2  5 5  4   2  (  2) j  (4  5)k
1 0 0
  ˆ ˆ  ˆ ˆ
 ˆ
[( a  b )  i ]  k   (  2) j  (4  5 ) k   k
 
23 3
 4  5 
2 2
ˆ ˆ ˆ
i j k
 
b  2 j    2  4i  2k
0 2 0
 ˆ
| b  2 j | (4)2  (2)2  16  4 2

2
 3 
 16  4    16  9  25  5.
 2 
68. Terms divisible by 7 between 10000 and 99,999 are
{10,003;10,010;99,995}
No. of terms  12857
Terms divisible by both 7 and 5 is which are divisible by LCM(7,5)  35
 these are {10,010;10045;9995}
No. of terms  2572
12857  2572 1.0285
p 
90000 9
9 p  1.0285
69. y 2  8x 4A = 8, A = 2
A 2
P(a, b) bca Point or the Parabola y  mx   y  mx 
m m
S  x 2  y 2  10 x  14 y  65  0
2
C (5,7) lies on y  mx 
m
2 2
7  5m   5m 2  7 m  2  0 m  1,
m 5
y  8 x diff. both sides w.r.t ‘x’
2
dy dy 4
2y  8  m
dx dx y
dy 4 2
at P (a, b)   1,  or 
dx b 5
From (1) b  4 or 10
25
b2  8a  a  2,
2
 25
A  2    25
 2 
B  4  10  40 A  B  65

70. a  i  j   k
 ˆ ˆ ˆ
b  3i  5 j  4 k
 
a  b  i (4  5)  j (4  3)  k (5  3)
Given
  ˆ
a  b  i  9 j  12 k
By comparison
4  5  1 5  3  12
5  5 5  15

  1   3

a  3i  j  k

b  3i  5 j  4 k
 
b  2a   3  6  i  7 j  6 k
 9i  7 j  6k
 
b  a  0i  4 j  3k
Projection of  b  2a  on  b  a 
   
(b  a )  (b  2a )
  
(b  a )
28  18 46
 
5 5
71. y 2  8 x  4 ; x 2  y 2  4 3x  4  0
Points of intersection   0, 2
2
-2
x2  4 3x  y 2  4 x 2  22 3 x  y 2  12  4  12
 x  2 3  y  4  
2 2
2 2
y  42  x  2 3
 x  2 3   16  y 2 2
  y2  4  
 
2
1
A    16  y 2  2 3     dy  4  12 3  8
2   8  3
dy
72. yx
dx
I.F1  e   e x
 dx
Solution y.I .F   x.e  x dx

y  e  x  x  e  x dx  (1  x)e  x  c
y  1  x  ce x ------ (1)
y1 (0)  0  0  1  0  c  c  1
 y  1  x  e x ------ (2)
y2 (0)  1  1  1  0  c  c  2
 y  1  x  2e x ----- (3)
If (2) and (3) are intersect then
  1  x  e x  1  x  2e x
e x  0 Not possible
 No point of intersection.
  
73. R.H.L = lim f ( x)asin    2  a  2
x 1  2 
L.H.L = lim f ( x)  0  3  3
x 1
lim f ( x) exist a  2  3  a  1
x1
 
 f ( x)   sin  [ x]   2  [  x]
2 
4 1 2 3 4
Now  0
f ( x ) dx   f ( x) dx   f ( x) dx   f ( x) dx   f ( x) dx
0 1 2 3
1 2 0 4
  (0  2  1) dx   ( 1  2  2) dx   (0  2  3) dx   (1  2  4) dx
0 1 2 3
 (1  0)  1(2  1)  (3  2)  (4  3)
 1  1  1  1  2
 /3
 8sin x  sin 2 x 
74. Given I 
/4

  x
 dx

8sin x  sin 2 x
f  x 
x
21 3
2r

4 4 2 1 

 
4 3
5
min area 
12
f  x  is an increasing function
 /3  /3
 f  / 4   I   f  / 3 
 /4  /4
4 2 1 4 2 1 4 2 1
f  / 4   
 /4  /4 1
 4 2  1      /3  /3
      f  / 4   I   f  r / 3
 1   12   / 4  /4
   5
 4 2 1   
 12  12
____(1)
5
I
12
 2023  2    2023  1
2022 2021
75.
  7k1  2    7k1  1  7 N  22022  1
2022 2021

Remainder  2 2022  1
  8   1   7  1  1
674 674
Remainder = 1-1 = 0
5
76. S5  [2a  4d ]  5a  10d
2
9
S9  [2a  8d ]  9a  36d
2
S 5 5a  10d 5
Now  5   
s9 17 9a  36d 17
 17a  34d  9a  36d
 8a  2 d  d  4 a ---- (1)
Now a15  a  14d  57a
given 110  a15  120  110  57a  120
 1.929  a  2.105
10
Now S10  2a  9d   190a from (1)
2
= 380 for a = 2.
V  x  y 2   x  3  y 2  x 2  ( y  6) 2
2 2
77.
 3( x  1) 2  3( y  2) 2  30
V is min at Z 0  1  2i v0  30

2 2
2Z 02  z03  3  v02  2( 3  4i )  ( 11  12i )  3  900
| 8  6i |2 900  100  900  1000.
1 2
78. A  ,  R
 2 5 
Trace  1  5  4,| A | 5  4  1.
A2  4 A  I  0
2 A2  8 A  2 I  0
2 A2  8 A  2 I .
A2  A  2I      2  8  10.
79. i) aR1b  ab  0
reflexive; let a  R
aR1 a  a 20
 R1 is reflexive.
Symmetric; let a, b  R
aR1b  ab0
 ba0
 bR1a.
 R1 is symmetric

Transitive let a,b,c  R
aR1b  ab0 and bR1c  bc0
 ab0 and bc0  ac0
 ac0  aR1c
 R1 is transitive  R1 is equivalence
(ii) given aR2b  ab
reflexive; let a R .
aR2 a  a  a
 R2 is reflexive.
Symmetric; let a, b  R .
aR2b  a  b
 b  a is need not be true
 R2 is not symmetric
 R2 is not equivalence.
80. Given f (a )  
where a  N  {1} and  is the Maximum of the powers of those primes p such that
for a  2 and p  2 then
p  is not divisible by a for any  N
 f is Not 1  1  f  g is Not1  1.
f ( a )   , such that p  divides a.
g (a)  a  1 for all a  N  1
  f  g  a     a  1
now, g (a)  a  1 g : N  1  N
in co-domain is N.
but is 1  a   , 2  a  1  
Range of g is  2,   range is not equal to co-domain hence g is not onto.
 f  g is not onto.
81. Ellipse  x  12  4  y  12    5,   5
 5
a 2    5, b 2 
4
Given latus rectum = 4
2b 2
  4  b 4  4a 2
a
    5   64    5 
2
   5  64    5
   59 a  64 2
l  length of major axis = 2a = 16

   l  75
82. Z 2  Z  0   x  y   x  iy  0
2

x2  y 2  x  i  2 xy  y   0
y  2 x  1  0 x2  y2  x  0
and
y = 0 (or) 2x-1 = 0
of y = 0, x = 0,-1
1 3
of x  , y  
2 2
  Re Z  Im Z 
Z S
1 3 1 3
  0  0    1  0           0
2 2  2 2 
83. f  x   2 x2  x 1
f  x   800  800  2 n 2  n  1  800
 19  n  20
20
 f  x     2n
ns n 19
2
 n  1 , replacing with n – 20
40
   2n 2  81n  819 
n 1
2  40  41 81 81 40  41

   819  40  10620
6 2
 a1 a2 a3 
84. A   a4 a5 a6  , ai  1 or 1
 a7 a8 a8 
Sum of elements of principal diagonal in AT A  6
 a12  a22  a32  a42  a52  a62  a72  a82  a92  6
Number of matrices  9c  26 ( 6 places, each in 2 ways)
6
= 5376
85. Put x 2  t , then M + m = 2
dy y
Given equation 
dt sin t cos t log tan t
sin t  cos t

sin t cos t.log tan t
dt
 sin t cos t log tan t
I.F  e
 log tan t
sin t  cos t
Solutions is y log tan t   dt    sec t  cos ect  dt
sin t cos t
 sec t  tan t 
 log  C
 cos ect  cot t 
   
 ,1 is on this  C   log 3 2  3 
6 
 

When t  , y  1
3

  
 y    1
 3
86. y 5  9 xy  2 x  0 -----(1)
dy dy dy 9y  2
4 y4  9x  9 y  2  0   4
dx dx dx 5 y  9 x
Tangent is parallel to x-axis
dy 2
  0  y  , not satisfying (1)
dx 9
Tangent is parallel to y-axis, if 5 y 4  9 x  0
10
From (1), y 5  5 y 5  y 4  0
9
5
 y  0,
18
 M  0, N  2, M  m  2
87. Equation y plane passing through the line

4ax  y  5 z  7a  0  2 x  5 y  z  3 is
4ax  y  5 z  7a  (2 x  5 y  z  3)  0 ----- (1)
x  4 y 1 z
The line   lies in this plane
1 2 1
 Substituting (4, 1,0) in ---- (1)
10d  9a  1  0 ----- (2)
D  R ' s of normal of (1) are (2  4a, 5  1,5   )
1(2  4a)  2(5  1)  1(5  )  0
 11  4a  7 ------- (3)
Solving (2), (3)   1, a  1
The equation of plate is 2 x  4 y  6 z  4  0
x  2 y  3 z  2  0  4( from (1))
x3 y 2 z 3
thy first on the line   is P(7t  3,2  t ,3  4t ) , lies on (4), then t  2
7 1 4
P(, , )  (17,0, 5)        12
88. vertices of hyperbola  (0, 8)
For ellipse, B '  (0, 8), B  (0,8)
 2b  16, b  8
49  64
e1 is eccentricity of hyperbola 
8
e2 is eccentricity of ellipse
1
Given e1e2 
2
4
 e2 
113
 16 
For ellipse a 2  b 2 1  e22   64 1  
 113 
2a 2 2  64  97 64  97
d  
b 113  8 113
113d  1552
89.    
cos sin 1 x cot tan 1 cos  sin 1 x     k ,0 | x | 1
2
1  2 x2
 k
1  x2
1  2 x2
  k 2  1  2x2  k 2  k 2 x2
1 x 2
  k 2  2 x2  k 2  1
k 2 1 
x 2  sum of the roots     0   1 ------- (1)
k  2 
x  bx  5  0
2
1 1 
Sum of the roots = 2  2   b ---(2)
  
2
 2 1  b (from(1))

2
2  -----(3)
b 1
Product of roots  5
 1 1  2
  2  2    5   2  1  5  b  4 (from(3))
 
2  k2 1  2 1 b
   2
2
 3k  1  k 
2
 12
5 k 2 3 k2
90. x  15, M  15
x  150 15   xi2
 225
10
xi2  2400
x1   xn2  15  25 xi  10
x new    14
10 10
2400  (25) 2  (15) 2
M new   (14) 2
10
2000
M new   196  4  S  D  2
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CHAITANYA IIT ACADEMY, INDIA 17‐01‐23_ Sr.S60_NUCLEUS&ALL_BT _ Jee‐Main_GTM‐07_KEY &SOL’S

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Sec: Sr.Super60_NUCLEUS & ALL_BT Page 1

 ratio of heat produces is 3:1

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Sec: Sr.Super60_NUCLEUS & ALL_BT Page 4

F x 18 104  60 102 18 103

Sec: Sr.Super60_NUCLEUS & ALL_BT Page 6

 Saytzeff product x hoff man product

36. Novolac  PhOH + HCHO

45. Same B.pt means same concentration

Sec: Sr.Super60_NUCLEUS & ALL_BT Page 7

54. C2O42 is oxidized to CO2

increases by four times so order w.r.t ‘NO’ is 2.

It passes through (6,1) 36  1  12 g  6  19c  0

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Sec: Sr.Super60_NUCLEUS & ALL_BT Page 12

Solution y.I .F   x.e  x dx

Sec: Sr.Super60_NUCLEUS & ALL_BT Page 14

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l  length of major axis = 2a = 16

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2  40  41 81 81 40  41

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87. Equation y plane passing through the line

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