Aits 1920 CRT II Jeea Paper 2 Sol

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PAPER – 2
ANSWERS, HINTS & SOLUTIONS

Physics PART – I
SECTION – A
1. ABC
m 2 m 2
Sol. IB  sin2 , IA 
3 12

IB rod
IA
2. A
Sol. For open circuit, current = 0.
3. ABC
Sol. Assume x-axis along OA and y-axis perpendicular to it in the plane of ring.
After 1st collision
v
Velocity of particle = along x-axis
2
v
And velocity of ring = along y-axis
2
v ˆ v ˆ
After second collision velocity of ring = i j
2 2
Velocity of particle = 0
R 2
Time to return at point A = 4 
v
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4. AB
E 12 4
 
Sol. 2 4 6  E  2 1
 1 1 1 2
2  4  6
 
12  (6.6  2  0.5)
 E = 6.6,  1.1
4
5. A
Sol. VB  35  103  ( 10)3  10  5  5  VA
 VA – VB = 0.
6. ABCD
Sol. L.C. = pitch / number of division on circular scale. The result has to be expressed upto
least number of significant figures.
7. B
12420
Sol. E 0 eV  3.55 eV

3500
3500 A
 B  E 0  A
3500 A
8. AC
Sol. L = 50 
1 10 2
XC  = 100  10 2
C
10 2 2 10 2 2 45°
iC   ; iL  
100 10 50 5 45° 20 V
2 2
i i i C L
2 10 10 2
= 1 4 = = 0.316 A 10 2
10 10
V100  = 10 2
9. A
Sol. O to A the slope is positive.
A to B the slope is negative.
B to C the slope is positive.
At A the slope is zero
10. B
Sol. O to A the graph is convex.
A to B the graph is first convex and then concave.
B to C the graph is concave.
At point A the graph is convex.
11. A
12. A
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Sol. (for Q.11 & Q.12)

4G R
N= R cos  R sin
3  y
4G
a y R cos
3
4G
| amax |  R sin 
3
SECTION – C
13. 00007.00
P2 9  109  120e2
Sol.  KE 
2m 10  10 15
h h 4.2  10 15
=   = 7.
P e 360  10 3 0.6
14. 00004.00
1 20g ' 1 4  5  15g f' 15
Sol. 300  f  ,f     f '  259.80 Hz
2L  2L  5  15   300 20
15. 00000.80
   1.5 
Sol.    2  1 A    1  40  0.80 downward
 1  5/ 4 
16. 00001.00
1
Sol. h  uy t  gt 2
2
uy 2u 2u sin 
 t1  t 2   T 
1 g g
 g
2
17. 00002.00
   
Sol. F3  F1  F2 (triangle law), so resultant force  2F2 .

 2F2
a
m
18. 00000.25
m m
Sol. Applying conservation of momentum mv   0  v '  v '  2v
2 2
1m 2 1 1 GMm
Increase in mechanical energy of the system   2v   mv 2  mv 2 
2 2 2 2 2   2R 
mgR2 mgR
 
4R 4
Chemistry PART – II
SECTION – A
19. ACD
Sol. ln [A]t = ln [A]0 – kt (for 1st order reaction)
slope of ln [A]t vs t = -k
k  0.0231 sec 1
0.693
t1   30 sec
2 0.0231
Half life is independent of initial concentration. So a plot of t1/2 vs concentration will give
a straight line parallel to x – axis.
1 100
t 90%  ln  100 sec
0.0231 10
At higher temperature, value of rate constant k increases. So, the slope of the plot ln[A]t
vs t will increase and the line will become steeper.
20. AC
Sol. SO2 > CH4 (depends on van der Waal’s force)
CO > N2 (CO is polar and N2 is non-polar)
21. C
Sol. Charge = Area of (I vs t) curve
1 1
=  10  (100  10–3) + 10  (100  10–3) +  10  (100  10–3)
2 2
1 1
= + 1 + = 2 coulomb
2 2
22. BD
Sol. Both the molecules have symmetrical structure.
F
Br Cl F F
P S
Br Br
Cl F F
23. AC
Sol. 

NH4  H2O 
 NH4OH  H




Fe2   H2O 
 Fe  OH   H

The H+ ions combine with or remove OH– ions by forming water and drives the reaction
towards forward direction.
24. ABD
Sol. (C) cannot be prepared by hydrolysis of any alkene.
25. ABC
Sol. RCOONa  RCOO  Na
RCOO  R  CO2
CH3CH2  CH3CH2  CH3CH2CH2CH3
CH3CH2  CH3 
 CH3CH2CH3
CH3  CH3 
 C2H6
26. ABCD
Sol. All the statements are correct.
27. A
Sol. OH OH
H H2O Rearranges to more
 CH3  
CH3 CH3 stable carbocation
Ph Ph Ph
28. C
Sol. Self explained
29. C
Sol. O Me O O Me

HO - C C- O-H  HO - C H
Et Et
30. B
Sol. COOH Br
D H AgOH/  D H
 
Br2 /CCl4
H3C H H3C H
Ph Ph
SECTION – C
31. 00002.00
Sol. Nitrogen and bismuth do not form pentachloride. In case of ‘N’, no vacant orbitals are
present and for ‘Bi’, inert-pair effect is most prominent.
32. 00004.00
Sol. 1F deposits 1 eq or ½ mole of Cu
 8F will deposit 4 mole of Cu
33. 00005.00
1 1 A0  1 1 100
Sol.   In ;  In
t avg t  A t  7.2 t1 100
100 
3
1 1 100
 In
7.2 t 2 100  200
3
3
t2 – t1 = 7.2 In3 – 7.2In =5
2
34. 00000.46
211
Sol. 83 Bi  81Tl207  2He 4 ; total time = n  half-life
initial moles 2
Moles of substance left after n halves =  4  0.125
2n 2
Moles of He produced = 2 – 0.125 = 1.875
Pressure developed due to
1.875  0.0821 300
He   0.4618 atm
100
35. 00001.55
0.0591  0.3 
Sol. 1.50  E o  log  3

3   0.1 
 Eo = 1.55
36. 00001.12
0.0591
Sol. EoCell  log K eq
2
2
0.0591 D  D 
0.003  log 2
   1.123
2 H  H 
Mathematics PART – III
SECTION – A
37. AB
Sol. Let the length of the sides of the rhombus be l
 Area = l2 sin30 =2  l = 2 unit
OB2 = OA2 + AB2 – 2OA .AB cos150 B
C
 3 
= 4 + 4 – 2 (4).   = 4 (2 + 3 ) 150
 2 
 
60 A
OB = 2 2 3 30
O
B   4  2 3 ,


4  2 3   1 3 , 1  3


Hence coordinates of B can be 1 3 , 1  3  

or  1  3 ,  1  3 
38. ACD
Sol. z2 + az + a2 = 0
 z = a, a2 ( where ‘’ is non real root of cube unity )
 locus of z is a pair of straight lines
and arg (z) =arg(a) + arg() or arg(a) + arg(2)
2
 arg(z) = 
3
also, |z| = |a||| or |a| |2|  |z| = |a|
39. ABCD
cos x  sin x
Sol. f(x) = 2
> 0  cosx > sinx
1  sin x  cos x 
 7   3    5 
 x    2,     ,    , 2 
 4   4 4   4 
O
-2 -  2
40. AB
Sol. 3x  6y  2z  5  0
4x  12y  3z  3  0
3x  6y  2z  5 4x  12y  3z  3
Bisectors are 
9  36  4 16  144  9
The plane which bisects the angle between the planes that contains the origin.
13  3x  6y  2z  5   7  4x  12y  3z  3 
67x  162y  47z  44  0
Further, 3x  4    6 12   2   3   0
Hence, the origin lies in the acute angle.
41. ACD
Sol. P E  
2n
Cn

 2n !
2n
2 n!n!2n 2n
1  2  3  ....x  2n 

n!n!2n 2n
1 3  5  ....   2n  1

n! 2n
Now,
n
 2r  1  1 3  5  ....   2n  1
 
r 1  2r
  2  4  6  .......  2n
  
1 3  5  .......   2n  1

1 2  3  ....  n  2n
2
n  n Cr  1 n n 2
  n 
r 0  2
  Cr
2n 2n r  0
 

1
 n n 2nCn
22
Also,
n 2

r 0
n
Cr  2n
Cn

2n
 2n  22n
  Cr 
 r 0 
42. AC
n n 1 n2 n 1 1
Sol. f  n   n!  n  1 ! n  2!  n! nn! n  1n  1!
1 1 1 1 0 0
[Applying C3  C3  C2 and C2  C2  C1 ]
2
  n  1n  1 ! nn!  n!  n  1  n   n!  n! n2  n  1
   
2
Thus, f  n  is divisible by n! and n  n  1
43. AD
(1  sin x)(1  sin x) cos x cos x dt
Sol. I    
2 2
sin x(1  sin x) sin x(1  sin x) 1 1   1 2
   sin x    t
4 2   2
44. ABD
 9 8 8   4 8 8  5 0 0   0 0 0 
Sol. A  4A  5I3  8 9 8   8 4 8   0 5 0   0 0 0   0
2
 8 8 9   8 8 4  0 0 5  0 0 0 
1
Multiplying by A 1, A  4I  5A 1  0  A 1   A  4I
5
2
A  0  A  0  A 2 is invertible.
45. A
46. A
Sol. (for Q.45 & Q.46)
We have (t2 + t3) (t2 + t1) = – 4
 t 22  t 2  t1  t 3   t1t 3  4  0 … (1)
2 2
 (t1 + t3) – 4(t1t3 + 4)  0  (t1 – t3)  16
 t2 + t4 = – (t1 + t3) and t2t4 = t1t3 + 4 (Because t2 and t4 are the roots of the equation (1))
also let y1 and y2 are y-coordinates of intersection points of the tangents at (A, C) and (B,
D) then
y1 = t1 + t3 and y2 = t2 + t4  y1 + y2 = 0.
47. C
48. C
Sol. (for Q.47 & Q.48)
(I) x  0  x  9  3
2
(II) 13  x 2   x  1  x 2  x  6  0
 x  3, 2
(III) x  5  1  x  2 x  x  2  x  4
(IV) Put x  1  t 2 , to obtain
t 1  t 1  2
which is satisfied for each t  1
SECTION – C
49. 00000.60
Sol. b + c = 4a
sinB + sinC = 4sinA
BC BC
cos  4 cos
2 2
B C B C  B C B C
cos cos  sin sin  4 cos cos  sin sin 
2 2 2 2  2 2 2 2
B C B C
3 cos cos  5 sin sin
2 2 2 2
50. 00002.62
Sol. Solving y = 1 and y2 = x

then A = (1, 1) A
and solving y = –2
and y2 = x
then B = (4, –2)
 After reflection both reflected rays pass through O C
focus of the parabola y2 = x

1  B
i.e. C   , 0 
4 
51. 00009.50
Sol. cos 4x  2cos2 2x  1
2

 2 2 cos2 x  1  1 
 2  4 cos 4
x  1  4 cos2 x  1 
 8 cos4 x  8 cos2 x  1
 a0  1, a1  8, a2  8
 5a0  a1  a2  5
52. 00000.50
x tan 2x  2x tan x
Sol. lim
x 0 4 sin4 x
x  2 tan x 
 lim  2 tan x 
x 0 4 sin4 x  1  tan2 x
 
2x tan x 1  1  tan2 x 
 lim  
x 0 4 sin4 x 2
 1  tan x 
2x tan3 x
 lim
x 0

4 sin4 x 1  tan2 x 
1 x 1 1
 lim
2 x 0 sin x cos x 1  tan2 x
3
1 1 1 1
 .1. 3 . 
2 1 1 0 2
53. 00000.20
sin2 
  x    sin 2 
Sol. I  sin1    sin1  
  2cos   0  2cos  
 sin1  sin  
 2 
       
 3 
I 
I  or 1

54. 00000.75
73
Sol. In CAE, AE2  AC2  CE2  2AC.CE cos C 
9
Also, in CAE
AC2  AE2  CE 2 8 3
cos     tan  
2. AC. AE 73 8

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ALL INDIA TEST SERIES

ANSWERS, HINTS & SOLUTIONS

Sol. (for Q.11 & Q.12)

Mathematics PART – III

Sol. Solving y = 1 and y2 = x

focus of the parabola y2 = x

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