Sri Chaitanya IIT Academy, India 20-08-2022_Jr.

C-120 (Incoming)_Jee-Main_WTM-06_Key & Sol’s

Sri Chaitanya IIT Academy.,India.

 A.P  T.S  KARNATAKA  TAMILNADU  MAHARASTRA  DELHI  RANCHI
A right Choice for the Real Aspirant
ICON Central Office - Madhapur - Hyderabad
SEC: Jr.C-120(Incoming) JEE-MAIN Date: 20-08-22
Time: 10:00AM to 01:00PM WTM-06 Max. Marks: 300

KEY SHEET
PHYSICS
1 1 2 1 3 1 4 2 5 3
6 4 7 4 8 1 9 1 10 3
11 3 12 4 13 1 14 4 15 1
16 3 17 3 18 3 19 3 20 1
21 25 22 4 23 6 24 8 25 65
26 1 27 10 28 22 29 36 30 24

CHEMISTRY
31 1 32 3 33 3 34 1 35 3
36 2 37 2 38 1 39 1 40 2
41 3 42 1 43 2 44 2 45 2
46 4 47 1 48 4 49 2 50 1
51 3 52 32 53 2 54 8 55 12
56 25 57 1 58 5 59 3 60 11

MATHEMATICS
61 2 62 1 63 3 64 4 65 2
66 1 67 2 68 1 69 4 70 4
71 1 72 1 73 2 74 2 75 2
76 3 77 1 78 2 79 2 80 2
81 1 82 2023 83 0 84 9 85 6
86 5 87 5 88 1 89 1 90 4

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SOLUTIONS
PHYSICS
1. Conceptual
2. mg can be resolved into two forces of equal magnitude F inclined at an angle 600

 F 2  F 2  2 F 2 cos 600  3g
with each other.  3F 2  3 g 2
F  g or F  10 N
Hence, reaction of B on A = 10 N
3. When force F1 , F2 and F3 are acting on the particle, it remains in equilibrium.
Force F2 and F3 are perpendicular to each other,
F1  F2  F3  F1  F22  F32 The force F1 is now removed, so, resultant of F2 and F3 will
F1
now make the particle move with force equal to F1 Then acceleration, a 
m

4. 7 g  T  7  a  g / 4 5g  T  5  g / 4  a 
2g g g g g
 2 g  12a   a  aB   
4 8 4 8 8

5.
F
a
M
T  Mass of length ( L  x )  Acceleration
M F
 ( L  x)   F ( L  x) / L
L M

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6.

7.

At P : v sin       g cos  
t  g cos   t
 0 v 
2 2sin    
Comparing equation 1,2,3 we can conclude that x2  x1  x3  option (2) is correct.
8. Conceptual
 a
w 1 
w1  g  g  a w1 g w1  w2  w  w2 
9.    a  g 1
w2  a g  a w2 a w1  w2  w1  w2 
w 1 
 g 
3
10. Impulse = force  time = mat = 150  10  20  0.1  0.3 N S

5
11. Force = mass  common acceleration = 4   2N
 6  4 
40  12
12. N  mg  ma N  M  g  a   40 10  2  N  kg  48 kg
10
13. Conceptual
14. Taking the rope and the bock as a system

P
We get P  (m  M )a  Acceleration produced, a 
mM
MP
Taking the block as a system, Force on the block, F  Ma F 
mM

15.
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Let speed of current be u. For net velocity of man to be normal to river flow.
2sin300 = u or u = 1 km/hr.

16. Let velocity of man in still water be v and that of water with respect to ground be u.
Velocity of man perpendicular to river flow with respect to ground  v2  u 2

Velocity of man downstream = v + u

As given, v2  u 2 t  (v  u)T  (v 2  u 2 )t 2  (v  u ) 2 T 2
v t2  T 2
 (v  u 2 )t 2  (v  u ) 2 T 2  
u t2 T 2

dpx dp y
17. Fx  , Fy  F  Fx2  Fy2
dt dt
W W'
18. W  FB  ( f ) FB  W '  f. W '  ( Final weight )
g g
19. The time taken to reach the ground depends on the height from which the projectile is
fired horizontally. Here height is same for both the bullets and hence they will reach the
ground simultaneously
| p |
20. | Fwall |
t
2mv cos 30 0 2  3 10 3
 Fwall     150 3 N
0.2 0.2 2
10 2

10 2
Fy
450 450
u  5m / s
2kg Fx
21.
10 Fy
F
ax  x 
10
5 F2  F cos 450 a y  
 5  10 2  1
m 2 m 2 2
 10N Vx  u  a xt  5  5  3  20m / s Vy  u  a yt  1  5  3  15m / s

V  Vx2  V y2  202  152 V  400  225  625  25m / s

22. For 0  t  1 a  2 For t  1 a  2t  4 Let ‘t’ be the time taken by the particle to attain its
initial velocity
1 t
du
a du  adt 0   2dt    2t  4  dt t 2  4t  1  0 t  2  3  3.732sec
dt 0 1

u  u  2 gh 8  64  2 10 10
2
23. t   5.83sec
g 10
1 2 1 80
24. h gt  t  5sec h  ut  gt 2  t  3sec solve u 
2 2 3
25. Let initial direction be along x-axis  x  12  5  60 m

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ay   2 m / s 2  y   2  52  25 m Net displacement =
4 2
x 2  y 2  602  252  65 m

mM
26. The tension in the string is given by T  g
mM
3
In the second case M changes to 2M and T changes to T
2
2 m  2M 1
Dividing (i) by (ii), we get  
3 mM 2
Substituting m = 2 kg, then M = 1 kg
20  20
27. F= Rate of change of momentum F  400 N=160N
1000
28. For the motion of ball, just after the throwing
v  0, s  2m, a   g  10ms 2 v2  u 2  2as For upward journey

 u 2  2(10)  2  u 2  40 When the ball is in the hands of the thrower

u  0, v  40 ms 1
s  0.2m
v 2  u 2  2as
 40  0  2(a )0.2  a  100 m / s 2
 F  ma  0.2  100  20 N
 N  mg  20  N  20  2  22 N

d d d
29. t man  t esc  t
90 60 tm  te

30.  Fdt  M (v  u)  area under F  t graph

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CHEMISTRY
molecular weight 180
31. n= n  6  The molecular formula =  CH2O 6 = C6 H12O6
Emperical formula weight 30
%/C %/H
Step-I: 90 10
Step-II: 90 10
12 1
7.5 10
Step-III: 7.5  2 10  2
15 20
15 20
15 15
1 3 1.33  3
3 3.99
3 4
E.F = C3 H4
32.
33. Ratio of molecules of O2 and N 2 = 1:4 Ratio of number of moles of O2 and
1 4 1 1
N2  :  :  7 : 32
32 28 32 7
34. Percentage weight of bromine = %Br 100 – (%C+ %H)= 100 – 14.9 = 85.1
12.8 2.1 85.1
C : H : Br  : :  1: 2 :1 Emperical formula is CH 2 Br
12 1 80
CH 2 Br empirical formula weight = 94 Molecular weight = 2 V .D
mol.wt 187.9
 2  93.95 = 187.9 n  = n=2 Molecular formula = 2  CH 2 Br  C2 H 4 Br2
E.F .wt 94
35. Conceptual
36. Conceptual
4.55  1022 8.50
37. a) No. of moles of Pb =  0.0755 b) No. of moles of C   0.708 mole
6.023  1023 12
7.14  1022
c) No. of moles of Zn   0.118 mole d) 0.280
6.023  1023
38. Balmer series H  line  n1  2, n2  6
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 
  R 2  2   R 2  2   R  
  n1 n2  2 6   4 36 
 9  1  1 8R 36
 R      4.166 107 m  4.166 107 1010 A0
 36   36
1
8 1.08 10 m
7

 4166A0
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39. First number n1  2, n2  3 1  6300A0 second number n1  2, n2  4

1 1 1
R 2  2
1 n n2  2 2
  1
5 16 20 20
A0    2   6300 2  4700A0
1  1 1  6300 36 3 6300 A0
27 27
R 2  2
2  n1 n2 
1
40. Valence electron of k is 4s1  n  4, l  0, m  0, s 
2
41. 0
42. 5 of P +24 of O +3 of –ve charge = 32.
re ra
43.
44. Conceptual
45. CH3OH D 32
4
k4  Fe  CN 6   k 4   FeCN 6  (Ionic
CN

CN Fe CN CN
and
CN CN
Covalent
46. CN

47. H 2O
48. In NF3 F D.M due to lone pair and F act in opposite directions and cancel each other
while in NH 3 it acts in one direction only. Hence D.M of NH 3 is more than NF3 .
49. B < Be < C < O < N
50. IE1 is always less then IE2 .

51. C3H8O3  nCH3Mgl 

 nCH4 Mass 0.092 g moles
0.92
mole
67
mole
92 22400
 1m mole  3m mole
So, on comparing each molecule of C3H8O3 must give 3 molecule of CH 4
4a 10  4a 10
52.  4a  96 gX4O6  4ag 10 g X1O6 has   g  5.72 a  32
 4a  96  4a  96
M
53. Let the volume be ‘V’ lit =1000 V ml d   M  dv  1.4 1000V gms
v
1.4  1000V 1.4  1000V 10  280
No. of moles  No.of moles  10 10  V 2
280 280 1.4  1000
54. Conceptual
55. Conceptual
56. Cal  4.8  101 e.s.u  108 cm  4.8  1018 esu cm  4.8 D
exp erimental 1.2
Hence % ionic character   100   100  25%
Calculated 4.8
57. H belongs to 1st period 1st group
58. Li,Na,O,C & P
59. 3
60. E.N in mulliken Scale is 2.8 times greater than pauling scale values.
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MATHEMATICS
 4 x  2  4 2 x  3
61. A  AT 
2 x  3 x  1  x  2 x  1  x  2  2x  3  x  5
   
As A2  0, An  O, k  2 Thus  A  I   I  50 A  a  1, b  0, c  0, d  1
50
62.
 3 x  2 y   11 
  x  2 y    5 
63.     x  2 y  5   2 solving 1 and  2 x  3, y  13x  7 y  9  7  2
 3 x  2 y  11  1

64. Conceptual
65. Conceptual
66. Conceptual

67. 3 A  4 B  Diag  3  3, 6  Diag  8,12, 4

 3 4  3 4 1 0 
68. BC      B 
 2 3  2 3  0 1 
 A  BC 2   A  BC 3   
 ABC 
= tr  A   tr    tr    tr    ....... = tr  A  tr  A   tr  A   .......
 2  4   8  2  22 
   
1 1 tr  A 
tr  A   tr  A   tr  A    tr  A   2  2  1  6
2 4 1
1
2
 aI  bE   a I  3a bE
3 3 2
69.

 cos sin    cos  sin    cos(   ) sin(   ) 

70. A(a) A(  )     sin(   ) cos(   )   A(   )
cos  
=
 sin  cos   sin   
3
71. A  B  60 , then Cos 2 A  Cos 2 B  CosACosB 
4

72. Conceptual

73. A A  T T
 AT  A    A  AT  Skew symmetric

74. Since At   A , therefore A is a skew symmetric matrix.

A  AT 1  1 6 1 7    1 13/ 2 
75. P     
2 2  7 2 6 2  13/ 2 2 
 1 18 
 7 0
2 B  3 A   4 6 
T
76. 3 A  4 B   10 6 
T  
 5 7 
 17 31


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 6 18   1 3
6 B   6 0   B   1 0 
12 24   2 4 
x  1 sec   tan   1 1  sin   cos  cos   1 1
77.    
x  1 sec   tan   1 1  sin   cos  sin  y

Sec 2  2  a 2 Sec   sec2   1 sec  sec  sec2    sec3    

3
78. 2  a2

1 3 cos 2 1 cos 2 2 1 cos 2

79. By using C & D Tan 2 2Tan 2 tan 2tan
cos 2 3cos 2 1 1 cos 2 4 1 cos 2

80. Put x 300 LHS = RHS

81. x  3, 2 y  3  7  y  2 z  4, a  2  x  y  z  a  1
 cos   sin   
82. P  for    PPT  PT P  I  QP  PAPT P  PA
 sin  cos   6
 PTQ2021P  PT PA2021  A2021  R
1 1 1 n  1 2021
& A   A n
 0 1   R  A 2021
 0
0 1    1 
83. Conceptual
 ap  bq   p 
 a b   p  ap  bq    
84. AP =       Given AP = P  cp  dq   q 
 c d   q   cp  dq 
Hence ap + bq = p .....(1) And cp + dq = q .....(2) (a – 1)p + bq = 0 cp + (d – 1)q = 0
a 1 b
for non trivial solution c d  1 (a – 1)(d – 1) – bc = 0 (ad – bc) = a + d –
1 = 5050 – 1 = 5049 hence the answer is 9
85. P2 I P P3 P P2 P I P 2P 1
P4 2P2 P P5 2P 3P2 2I P P 2P 3 I P
2I 3P 5P 3I P6 5P2 3P 5I P 3P 5I 8P
86. 1  2sin 2 x  a sin x  2a  7 2sin 2 x  a sin x   2a  8  0
a  a 2  8  2a  8  a   a  8 2a  8 8 a4 a4
sin x    or sin a  a sin a  2  1 1  1
4 4 4 4 2 2
2  a  4  2 , 2  a  6 , a  2,3, 4,5, 6 No. of integral values = 5

87. 2sin5 .cos3 2sin 6 cos 2 sin8 sin 2 sin8 sin 4

sin 4 sin 2 0 2cos3 .sin 0 cos3 0 sin 0
3 2n 1 n 2n 1 n n 0 n 0 0
2 6 6
3 5
n 1 n 1 n 2 No solutions = 5
6 6

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 
88. 2 B  A  C  2    A  C  A  C  900
4
 tan A.tan B.tan C  tan A.1.tan  900  A   tan A.cot A  1.
89. A  B  C  900   tan A tan B  1.

cos A  4cos 3 A  3cos A sin A  sin 3 A  4sin 3 A

90.   4  4sin 2 A  4  4cos2 A  8  4
cos A sin A

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