JR sr2021 2022qs Sol PDF

SEC: INCOMING.
JR_*CO-SC Date: 09-01-21

Time: 3 Hrs Max. Marks: 180
09-05-21_INC.JR.IIT_STAR CO-SC_JEE ADV(MODEL-A&B)_2014(P-I)_WAT-1_SYLLABUS
PHYSICS: PRESENT WEEK (100%): Units & Dimensions, Physical World:

Standard Units & Their Definitions, Measurement of Length,
Measurement of Time, Dimensional Analysis, Uses of Dimensional
Analysis
CHEMISTRY: PRESENT WEEK (100%): STOICHIOMETRY-I : Mole , significant

figures, laws of chemical combination, percentage composition of
mixtures,empirical and molecular formula, Chemical calculations
based upon weight, volume relations of chemical equations,
Stoichiometric calculations, Eudiometry
MATHEMATICS: PRESENT WEEK (100%): BASIC MATHEMATICS -I: Wavy curve

method, Solving linear, Quadratic inequations, Logarithms,
Logarithmic Inequalities
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MATHEMATICS Max Marks:60
SECTION-I
(One or More options Correct Type)
This section contains 10 multiple choice equations. Each question has four choices (A) (B)(C) and (D) out of
which ONE or MORE are correct.
1  2  log x 2 
2
41. The values of x satisfies the equation  1. (is/ are) (Where base of
log x  2  log x 
2
logarithm is 10)
1 1
A) B) 3
C) 3 10 D) 10
10 10
42. There exist positive integers A, B and C with no common factors greater than 1, such
that Alog 5  B log 2  C . The sum A + B + C equals (Here the base of the log is 200)
A) A  B  C  7 B) A  B  C  6 C) A  B  C  0 D) A  B  C  0
43. Which of the following is/are true?

A) log3 6  log6 12 B) log 4 5  log 8 11
C) log13 17  log12 18 D) log 3 5  log 2 3
4  x  2 100
( x 2  9)3
 0 is:
44. A set of real ‘x’ satisfying the inequation x
A) (, 3] B) [3,  ) C) (0,3] D) [3, 0)
45. A set of values of x satisfying the inequality ( x 2  x  1)( x 2  x  7)  5 is
A) (-1,2) B) (-2, -1) C) (2,3) D) (3,  )
46. Solution of equation 52 x 1  73 x is
3  log 5 7 1  3log 5 7 1  3log 7 5 3  log 7 5

A) B) C) D)
1  2 log 5 7 2  log 5 7 2  log 7 5 1  2 log 7 5
47. A set of values of x satisfying ( x 2  4 x  1)2  ( x 2  4 x  1)  2  0 , is
A) [0, 1] B) [1, 3] C) (-  , 0] D) [3, 4]
2x 1
48. A set of values of x satisfying  is:
2 x 5 x  2 x  1
2
C)   ,   D)   ,  
2 1 2
A) (-  , -2) B) (-2, -1)
 3   2 3
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49. A set of values of x satisfying log 2 x  are:
log 2 x  1
A)  , 1 D)  , 
1 1
B) (1, 2] C) (2,4]
5 4 
50. For the equation,
log3 x 2  (log3 x )2 10 1

x 
x2 is
A) The number of real values of x satisfying is 2
B) The sum of all integral values of x satisfying is 10
C) All the values of x satisfying are less than 10
1
D) The product of all the values of x satisfying is
9
SECTION-II
(Integer Value Correct Type)
This section contains 10 questions. The answer to each question is a single digit integer, ranging from 0 to 9
(both inclusive).
If P denotes the product of all the values of x satisfying log 3 x    (log 3 x) 2  1 ,
3
51.
 x
find 18P?
52. 
If x, y  R satisfy log 8 x  log 4 y  5 and log 8 y  log 4 x  7 then the value of
2 2
x 2
 y2 
 ....
2080
log12 (log8 (log 4 x))

53. If the set of exhaustive values of ‘y’ for which the equation 0
log 5 (log 4 (log y (log 2 x ))
abc
has a solution for ‘x’ is  a, b    b, c  , then the value of is equal to
19
x5
54. The absolute value of the smallest integer x, for which the inequality  0 is
x  5 x  14
2
satisfied, is
55. The number of integers contained in the solution set of the system of inequalities
5  x  x 2  x  20  0 is
56. The sum of all positive integers satisfying ( x 2  3x  2)( x3  3x 2 )(4  x 2 )  0 is
x2  5x  7
57. Least positive integer satisfying  0 is
2 x 2  3 x  2
58. The value of x satisfying the equation log 4  2log 2 x   log 2  2log 4 x   2 is
59. The value of x satisfying 5

log x
 3log x 1  3log x 1  5log x 1 , (where the base of logarithm
is 3), is
log 2
2 21/4
 3log3 5  4
60. The value of 
7 4log49 2  3
Sec: INC.JR.IIT_*CO SC WAT-1 Date: 09-05-21
Time: 3HRS 2014_P1 Max.Marks: 180
KEY SHEET
PHYSICS
1 ABC 2 ABC 3 ABC 4 ACD 5 BD
6 BD 7 BC 8 AD 9 BCD 10 B
11 4 12 1 13 2 14 4 15 2
16 9 17 5 18 7 19 8 20 3
CHEMISTRY
21 C 22 ABC 23 ACD 24 A 25 ABD
26 D 27 C 28 D 29 AB 30 BCD
31 8 32 8 33 6 34 5 35 7
36 2 37 4 38 2 39 6 40 3
MATHEMATICS
41 AC 42 BC 43 ABCD 44 BD 45 BC
46 BD 47 AD 48 B 49 BCD 50 BCD
51 6 52 2 53 1 54 6 55 1
56 6 57 1 58 4 59 9 60 7
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37. CaCO3 
 CaO  CO2
wt. of CaCO3 wt. of CO2

Mol. wt. of CaCO3 Mol. wt. of CO2
25
w CO2   44
100
38. 4Al  3O2   2Al2O3
3  moles of Al = 4  moles of O2
27 w
3  4
27 32
W = 24
39. Conceptual
40. Conceptual
MATHS
41. Let log a x  t
1  8t 2
1  0
t  2t 2
1 1
t  ,  x  101/ 2 , 101/ 3
2 3
42. A log2005 + B log2002 = C
A log 5 + B log 2 = C log 200 = C log(52 23) = 2C log 5 + 3 C log 2

hence, A = 2C and B = 3C
for no common factor greater than 1, C = 1
 A = 2; B = 3  A + B + C = 6 Ans.
1 1
52. log 2 x  log 2 y  5, log 2 x  log 2 y  7
3 3
Solving both
log 2 x  6 and log 2 y  3
 x  2 6 , y  23
 x 2  y 2  4096  64  4160
53. N r  0; D r is defined;
N r  0  log 8 (log 4 x)  1  log 4 x  8  x  216
D r  0  log 4  log y (log 2 x)   1  log y (log 2 x)  4  log y (16)  4
16  y 4  y  2( y  1, think !)  a  2
Now Dr is defined if and only if log 4  log y  log 2 x    0
log 4  log y  log 2 x    0
 log y  log 2 x   1  log y 16  1  16  y, hence 1  y  16
Comparing with, c < y < b  c = 1; b = 16; a = 2
(a + b + c) = 19. Ans
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 x  1 x  2   x  3 x  2   0
2 2
56. x
58. log 4 (log 2 x )  log 2 (log 4 x)  2  log 4 (2 log 4 x)  log 4 (log 4 x) 2  2

 log 4 2  log 4 x   2
3
   log 4 x   8
3
 log 4 x  2  x  16
SEC: INCOMING. JR_*CO-SC Date: 16-05-21
16-05-21_INC.JR.IIT_STAR CO-SC_JEE ADV(MODEL-A&B) _WAT-2_SYLLABUS
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Calliper - Construction and Working, Non Standard Vernier Calliper,
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Standard Units & Their Definitions, Measurement of Length,
Measurement of Time, Dimensional Analysis, Uses of Dimensional
Analysis
CHEMISTRY: PRESENT WEEK (80%): Methods of expressing concnetration of a
solution - % by weight, Molarity, Molality, Normality, Mole fraction,
ppm, % labelling of oleum, volume strength of hydrogen peroxide,
Balancing Redox reactions, n-factor calculations, Equivalent weight,
Percentage labelling of olium, volume strength of H2O2
PREVIOUS WEEK (20%): STOICHIOMETRY-I : Mole , significant
figures, laws of chemical combination, percentage composition of
mixtures,empirical and molecular formula, Chemical calculations
based upon weight, volume relations of chemical equations,
Stoichiometric calculations, Eudiometry
MATHEMATICS: PRESENT WEEK (80%): BASIC MATHEMATICS-II: Modulus
functions and their properties, Step and fractional part of a function,
Step and fractional part of a function & their graphs
PREVIOUS WEEK (20%): BASIC MATHEMATICS -I: Wavy curve
method, Solving linear, Quadratic inequations, Logarithms,
Logarithmic Inequalities
MATHEMATICS Max Marks: 62
SECTION – I
(SINGLE CORRECT ANSWER TYPE)
This section contains 5 multiple choice questions. Each question has 4 options (A), (B), (C) and (D) for its
answer, out of which ONLY ONE option can be correct.
Marking scheme: +3 for correct answer, 0 if not attempted and –1 in all other cases.
37. The number of solutions of the equation x 2  3 x  2  0 is
A) 1 B) 2 C) 3 D) 4
38. The number of solutions of the equation x 1  2x  5  2x is …
A) 0 B) 2 C) 1 D) 4
39. If a and b are odd integers then number of real roots of  x 2  a  x   b  0 where [.]
denotes the greatest integer function is
A) 3 B) 1 C) infinite D) 0
40. For a > 0, are the real roots of the equations x 2  3a x  a  7a 2  0 are
A) 4a, 5a B) -4a, 5a C) -4a, -5a D) 4a, -5a
41. The value of x satisfying x 2  3  x  0 is where 

. denotes fractional part of x
1 2 1 2
A) B) 3 C)  3 D)
2 2
SECTION – II
(MULTIPLE CORRECT ANSWER TYPE)
This section contains 8 multiple choice questions. Each question has 4 options (A), (B), (C) and (D) for its answer,
out of which ONE OR MORE than ONE option can be correct.
Marking scheme: +4 for all correct options & +1 partial marks, 0 if not attempted and -2 in all wrong
cases
42. The set of all values of x for which  x 2  x  1  1 satisfies where [.] denotes greatest
integer of x
1  5 5 1
A)  x  1 B) 0  x 
2 2
1  5 5 1
C)   x  c D) x
2 2
43.  2x   2 x    where [.] denotes greatest integer of x and {.} represents fractional part
of a real number then
1 1
A)  1  x  R B)   0  x  R C)  1 x  D)   0  x 
2 2
 loge x 2  3loge x  3  1
44. If then x belongs to
log e x  1
A) (0, e) B) (1, e) C) (1, 2e) D) (0, 3e)
45. The equation 3log2 x  2  2log2 x  log2 x where [.] G.I.F and {.} F.P.F
A) has an integral solution B) has an irrational solution
C) has two solution only D) has infinite number of solution
log 2 x log 2 y log 2 z

46. If   and x3y2z  1 then k is equal to
4 6 3k
 1 
A) -8 B) -4 C) 0 D) log 2  
 256 
47. Value of x for which the equation, 4{x} = x + [x] is true can be (where {x} and [x]
denote the fractional and integral part of a real number respectively) is
5 2 2
A) 0 B) C) D)
3 3 3
48. If [x] denotes the integral part of ‘x’ for real x, and
S =     
1 1 1  1 1  1 3   1 199 
        .... +   then S is an integral multiple
 4   4 200   4 100   4 200   4 200 
of
A) 5 B) 25 C) 15 D) 50
x 1
49. 1  then range of x satisfying this inequality
1 x 2
A)  , 1 B) 1,   C)  1,1 D) R
SECTION – III
(INTEGER ANSWER TYPE)
This section contains 5 questions. The answer is a single digit integer ranging from 0 to 9 (both inclusive).
Marking scheme +3 for correct answer, 0 if not attempted and 0 in all other cases.
The number of solutions of the equation log 2x 3   log 4x   4 is

6x 2  23x  21 2
12x 9
50.  3x 7 
 x    x    x 
51. If f  x   x  x    x
2   2 
 ......  x   2 
then the value of
 1  x    1  2x    1  99x  
   is …. ([k] and {k} denote greatest integer and fractional part of functions of
 f 3

 10 
 
k respectively)
52. If y  2 x   3  3 x  2  5 then the sum of digits of the value of  x  y  is____
( . denotes G.I.F)
53. The least integer value of k for which the equation x  2 2  4 x  2  3  k has four
solution
x 2  3x  4   x  2 
3 4
54. Number of positive integral values of x for which 0
 x  55  2x  7 6
Time: 3HRS 2016_P1 Max.Marks: 186
KEY SHEET
PHYSICS
1 C 2 C 3 A 4 A 5 C
6 AD 7 ABC 8 D 9 ABC 10 ABCD
11 BD 12 B 13 ABC 14 1 15 3
16 3 17 5 18 1
CHEMISTRY
19 D 20 A 21 B 22 A 23 D
24 ABC 25 BCD 26 AD 27 ABCD 28 AB
29 BC 30 AC 31 AB 32 8 33 2
34 2 35 2 36 5
MATHEMATICS
37 D 38 C 39 D 40 D 41 D
42 AB 43 CD 44 A 45 ABC 46 AD
47 AB 48 ABD 49 C 50 1 51 7
52 6 53 0 54 3
MATHS
37. |x| = t
t 2  3t  2  0
t = 1, 2
|x| = 1, 2
38.
1 5/2
5
Case (i) x  , x  x   2x  5   2x
2
-x + 4 = 2x
3x = 4
4
x no value of x.
3
39. a  2N1  1, b  2N2  1, N1N2  Z
40. Conceptual
41. Plot graph y  x 2  3 and y  x
42.  x 2  x  1  1  1  x 2  x  1  2
 
 2x    x    x 
1
43.
 2 
44. Conceptual
45.  x  I   x   I, I  Z
log2 x  log2 x   log2 x x  0
log 2 x log 2 y log 2 z

46.    k '  het 
4 6 3k
x  24k ' , y  26k ' , z  23kk '
47. 4x  x   x 
4x   x   x   x 
2
 x  x
3
0  x  1   x   0 (or) 1
n  1
 x    x 
1  2 
48.    x    ....   x    nx 
 n  n  n 
49. Conceptual
1  log2x 3   2.log3x
 2x 3
3x  7
50. 7  4
 1  t  f 24  4, where t  log 2x 3

3x 7
 t  1, 2
t  1  log2x 3   1
3x  7
3x  7  2x  3
x  4, 2x  3  0, 3x  7  0 not valid
t  2  log 2x 3   2
3x  7
1
 x  2, 
4
x = -2 makes 2x + 3 < 0, not valid
1
x= 
4
51. f(x) = 100{x}
52. Conceptual
53. Conceptual
54. Conceptual
SEC: INCOMING.JR_CO-SC Date: 23-05-21
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Maxima-Minima,Integration - Definite and Indefinite Integration,
Substitution Rule
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VernierCalliper,Screw Gauge - Construction and Working,Non
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gases; Gas Laws - Ideal gas equation,Dalton's Law of Partial pressure:
Graham's Law of diffusion,Kinetic theory of ideal gases, Maxwell
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frequency,Problmes on Ideal gases
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solution - % by weight, Molarity, Molality, Normality, Mole fraction,
ppm, % labelling of oleum, volume strength of hydrogen
peroxide,Balancing Redox reactions,n-factor calculations,Equivalent
weight,Percentage labelling of olium, volume strength of H2O2
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equations, Nature of roots, Relations between the roots & coefficients
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functions and their properties,Step and fractional part of a
function,Step and fractional part of a function & their graphs
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SECTION – I
(SINGLE INTEGER ANSWER TYPE)
41. The units digit of the sum of the solutions of the equation
x 2  x  
x  4  2  0,  x  0  is equal to
42. If f  x  is a quadratic expression such that f 1  f  2   0, and -1 is a root of
k
f  x   0 , then the other root of f  x   0 is where k is
5
43. Let a,b, R a  0 be such that the equation, ax 2  2bx  5  0 has a repeated root ,
which is also a root of the equation, x 2  2bx  10  0 . If  is the other root of this
equation, then  2  2  20 is equal to
44. The number of real values of x satisfying  x 2   2  x   x is ( [.] represents G.I.F. ) is
45. If ,  are the roots of the equation 2x 2  6x  b  0 (b < 0) then the least possible
 2 2
integral value of   1 is
 
46. If the equations 2ax 2  3bx  4c  0 and 3 x 2  4 x  5  0 have a common root then
5a  b
is equal to  a, b, c  R  0 ____
b  6c
47. The absolute difference between the integral values of  such that
 x    x  12   2  0 has integral roots is

48. The number of roots of the equation 2 x 2  1  x 2  x  2  0 is
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SECTION – II
(ONE OR MORE CORRECT ANSWER TYPE)
answer, out of which ONE OR MORE than ONE option can be correct.
Marking scheme: +4 for correct answer, 0 if not attempted and -2 in all other cases.
49. If ax 2   b  c  x  a  b  c  0 has unequal real roots for all c  R then which of the
following can be true ?
A) b  0  a B) b  0  b C) b  a  0 D) b  a  0
50. Let f  x   x 2  2x  3 then which of the following statement(s) is/are correct ?
A) The equation f  f  x    0 has no real roots
B) The equation f  f  x    0 has two real and imaginary roots
C) The minimum value of f  x  is 2
D) The minimum value of f  x  is 1
51. Given that the quadratic equation x 2   a 2  5a  b  4  x  b  0 has roots -5 and 1
( [.] represents G.I.F) then the range of a contains

 53 5  5  3 5 
A)  1,  B)  1, 6  C)  ,6  D) (5, 6)
 2   2 
52. If both the roots of x 2   2n  18  x  n  11  0  n  Z , are rational then
A) the number of values of n is 1
B) the number of values of n is 2
C) the sum of the possible values of n is -19
D) the sum of the possible values of n is 18
7
53. Let a, b  R  0 , let f  x   ax 2  bx  a and minimum of f  x  occurs at x 
4
and the equation f  x   7 x  a has only one real solution then
A) The value of a  b is equal to 5
B) The value of a  b is equal to 7
 3
C) The minimum value of f  x  in 0,  is -2.
 2
 3 33
D) The minimum value of f  x  in 0,  is .
 2 8
54. Consider the two equations x 2  px  q  0 and x 2  rx  s  0 (p, q, r, s  R ).
Given pr  4  q  s  then which of the following statement(s) is/are correct ?
A) Atleast one equation has real roots.

B) Atmost one equation has real roots.
C) Both have real roots necessarily.
D) both the equations have imaginary roots.
55. Consider f  x   x 2   b  1 x  2  a  5   a, b N  . Then which of the following
statement(s) is(are) correct ?
A) If f  x   0 has two distinct real roots for all values of 'b', then sum of the values
of a is 15
B) If f  x   0 has two distinct real roots for all values of 'b', then sum of the value of
a is 10.
C) If f  1  0 for all value of 'a', then the least value of b is 7.
D) If f  1  0 for all values of 'a', then least value of b is 6.
56. If the equation x 2   p  q  x  4  0 , x 2  2qx  8  0 and x 2   2p  q  x  12  0

have exactly one common root then which of the following is/are correct ?
A) p =2 B) q = 3
C) common root is 4 D) sum of all uncommon roots is 6.
57. If a, b, c R and abc  0, then the equation
bcx 2  2  b  c  a  x  a  0 has
A) both positive roots B) both negative roots

C) real roots D) one positive, one negative root
58. If every pair from among the equations x 2  ax  bc  0, x 2  bx  ca  0 and
x 2  cx  ab  0 has a common root  abc  0  , then the
1
A) Sum of the three common roots is a  b  c
2
B) Sum of the three common roots is  a  b  c 
C) The product of the three common roots is abc
D) The product of the three common roots is a 2b 2c 2
SECTION - III
(MATRIX MATCHINGANSWER TYPE)
This section contains 2 questions. Each question has four statements (A, B, C and D) given in Column I and four
statements (P, Q, R and S) in Column II. Any given statement in Column I can have correct matching with ONE
or MORE statement(s) given in Column II. For example, if for a given question, statement B matches with the
statements given in Q and R, then for the particular question darken the bubbles corresponding to Q and R in
the OMR sheet. For each correct matching will be awarded +2 marks ONLY and 0 if not attempted and
-1 in all other cases.
59.  ,  are the roots of ax 2  bx  c  0.
Match the equation with its roots.
Column-I Column-II
 
A) ax 2   2a  b  x  a  b  c  0 P) ,
 1  1
 1  1
B)  a  b  c  x 2   b  2c  x  c  0 Q) ,
 1  1
C)  a  b  c  x2  2  a  c  x  a  b  c  0 R)   1,   1
D) ax 2   b  2a  x  a  b  c  0 S)   1,   1
60. Match the following.

Column-I Column-II
If x 2  x  a  0 has integral roots and a  N ,
A) P) 0
then 'a' can be equal to
If N be the number of solutions and S be the sum
B) of all roots of the equation x  4  x  2 x  4 Q) 1
then S  N  __
If one root of x 2  px  12  0 is 4, while the

equation x 2  px  q  0 has equal roots then
C) R) 6
1
q is
4
D) The number of solutions of 2 x  x  3  1 is
2
S) 12
Time: 3HRS 2015_P1 Max. Marks: 264
KEY SHEET
PHYSICS
1 4 2 3 3 1 4 2 5 3
6 2 7 5 8 9 9 AB 10 ABC
11 AB 12 ABCD 13 AB 14 AB 15 AB
A-P; A-S;
B-S; B-P;
16 ABC 17 BC 18 AC 19 20
C-R; C-Q;
D-Q D-R
CHEMISTRY
21 8 22 6 23 8 24 4 25 5
26 8 27 3 28 2 29 ABCD 30 BCD
31 AC 32 AB 33 ABCD 34 AB 35 AD
A-PS; A-PQ;
B-QR; B-R;
36 ABD 37 ABCD 38 ABC 39 40
C-Q; C-S;
D-Q; D-T;
MATHEMATICS
41 0 42 8 43 5 44 2 45 9
46 1 47 6 48 3 49 CD 50 AD
51 AC 52 BC 53 AC 54 A 55 AC
A-R; A-RS;
B-P; B-Q;
56 ABCD 57 CD 58 ABC 59 60
C-Q; C-S;
D-S D-P
100  x
25   100  100  x  400  4 x  5 x  300  x  60
100  x
rO2 25 16 1
  .
rO 75 32 3 2
nRT 2  0.0821 300
38. A) P    6 atm
V 8.21
P T 400
B) 1  1  P2  6   8 atm
P2 T2 300
V T 600
C) 1  1  V2  8.21  16.42 lt
V2 T2 300
 P  8kT
39. B) Z1  2   2 n  2  2  
 kT   m
P
 Z1
T
2
1 1  P  8kT
C) Z11   2 n 2   2  
2 2  kT  m
P2
 Z11 3/ 2
T
1 kT
A)   
2  n
2
2  2 P
T

P
3RT
D) C 
M
MATHS
41. x4
x 2x4 x 20
x 3 x 0
x 9
x4
2 x x4 x 20
x 5 x  40
42. f 1  f  2   0
f 1  f  2 
f  x   a  x  1 x   
a  2 1     a  3 2   
2  2  6  3
5  8
8

5
ax 2  2bx  5  a  x  a 
2
43.
x 2  2bx  10   x    x   
2b 5
2   ,2 
a a
b 5
  ,2 
a a
  10
    2b
5


10 5
    
a 
 5
2
2  20
44. x 2  2x  3x
x2  x
x  0 or 1
45. 2x 2  6x  b  0
b
    3,  
2
 3  3       3     
3

 
2.27
  3  3 
b
54
9
b
Let Q  x   x  ax  2
2
46.
R  x   x 2  bx  C
P  Q  2x 2   a  3 x  5
P  R  2x 2   b  3 x  C  7
Q  R  2x 2   a  b  x  C  2
Let common root of P + Q, P + Q be r.
Let common root of P + Q,Q + R be s.
Let common root of P + Q + R be t.
then P + Q roots are r, t
P + R roots are r, s
Q + R roots are s, t
3a 5
rt , rt  
2 2
3 b C7
rs , rs 
2 2
a  b C2
st  , st 
2 2
3 6
r s 
2
3 b
rs
2
 2r  3
5
similarly t  
3
52
C
19
47.  x  p  x  12   2   x    x   
   p    12   2
    2   12  1   13,   9
    1   12  2   14,   15
48. 2 x 2  1   x  1 x  1  0
x  1  0 or
2 x  1   x  2
2x  2    x  2 
x  0 or 2x  2   x  2
3x  4
4
x
3
49. ax   b  c  x  a  b  c  0
2
 b  c   4a  a  b  c   0
b 2  c 2  2bc  4a 2  4ab  4ac  0
c 2   4a  2b  c  b 2  4a 2  4ab  0
b 2  4ac  0

 2a  b   b2  4a 2  4ab  0
2

4a 2  b 2  4ab  b 2  4a 2  4ab  0
8a 2  8ab  0
a 2  ab  0
a a  b  0
a  0 and a  b  0 a  b b  a  0
a  0 and a  b  0 0  a  b
f  x    x 2  2x  3  2  x 2  2x  3   3
2
f  x    x 2  2x  3  2  x 2  2x  3   3
2
50.
Let g  x   x  2x  3
2
g  x  has no roots
 g  g  x   has no roots.
minimum value of g  x  is 2
 
Min. value g g  x  is g  2  which is 11.
51. x 2   a 2  5a  b  4  x  b  0 has roots 5 and 1

x 2   a 2  5a  b  4  x  b  0
b  5
  a 2  5a  1  5  1
 a 2  5a  1  4
4  a 2  5a  1  5
a 2  5a  6  0
a 2  6a  a  6  0
 a  1 a  6   0   1  a  6
a 2  5a  5  0
53 5 53 5
a 5 or a 
2 2
 2n  18  4  n  11  k 2
2
52.
 n  9   n  11  k 2
2
n 2  19n  92  k 2
n 2  19n  92  k 2  0
19  361  4  92  k 2 
n
2
361  368  4k 2
 4k 2  7
4k 2  7   2n  1
2
4k 2   2n  1  7
2
2k  2n  1  7,2k  2n  1  1
 k  2,n  1
n 2  19n  88  0
 n  11 n  8  0
b 7
53.  
2a 4
ax 2  bx  a  7x  a
ax 2   b  7  x  0
b=7
 a  2
ab5
54. x 2  px  q  0, D1  p 2  4q
x 2  rx  s  0, D  p 2  4q
D1  D 2  p 2  r 2  4  a  s   p 2  r 2  pr  0
55. b 2  4ac  0
 b  1  4.2  a  5  0
2
b 2  2b  1  8a  40  0
b 2  2b  41  8a  0 b  R
4  4  41  8a   0
1  41  8a  0
8a  40
a 5
f  1  0
1  B  1  2  a  5  0
b  2a  8
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MATHEMATICS Max. Marks: 61
SECTION – I
cases
37. If the equations x 2   p  q  x  4  0 ; x 2  2qx  8  0 and x 2   2 p  q  x  12  0 have
exactly one common root then which of the following can be CORRECT?
A) p  2 B) q  3
C) Common root is 4 D) Sum of all uncommon root is 4
38. The value of ‘K’ for which both the roots of the equation 4 x 2  2 x  K  0 are
completely in  1,1 , then ‘K’ may be equal to:
A) 1 B) 0 C) 2 D) 3
39. Which of the following is/are CORRECT?
A) x3  3x 2  2 x  r  0 , x3  x 2  2 x  q  0 are having exactly 2 roots common, then

4qr
product of the other roots of two equations is
r  q
2
1 1 5
B) Let  and  be roots of x 2  5 x  5  0 , then  
  1    1
3 3
27
C) x3  3x 2  2 x  r  0 , x3  x 2  2 x  q  0 are having exactly 2 roots common, then

2qr
product of the other roots of two equations is
r  q
2
1 1 2 5
D) Let  and  be roots of x 2  5 x  5  0 , then  
  1    1
3 3
27
40. The equation x 2  2  k  1 x   k  5   0 posses atleast one positive root ,then which of the
following is possible values of k
A) -17 B) 18 C) -19 D) 20
A) If x 2  5 x  6  a has four solutions, then a   0, 

1
 4
B) The number of integral values of a for which the equation

2 x 2   a 3  8a  1 x   a 2  4a   0 will have roots of opposite sign is 3
C) If x 2  5 x  6  a has four solutions, then a   0, 

1
 4
D) Let  ,  be the roots of  x  a  x  b   f , then a, b become the roots of

 x    x     f 0
42. The value of ‘a’ for which the quadratic expression


ax 2  a  2  3
log 3 5
5
log 5 3
 x  5 log 5 3

 3log3 5 is negative for exactly two integral values of
‘x’, can be
A) 0 B) 1 C) 3/2 D) 2
43. Let P  x   x 4  8 x 2  21 and Q  y   y 2  6 y  10 ; x, y  R . If P  x  Q  y   5 . Then possible
value(s) of x  y is/are:
A) 1 B) 3 C) 5 D) 7
SECTION-II
Marking scheme +3 for correct answer , 0 if not attempted and 0 in all other cases.
44. Find the number of integral values of ‘k’ for which the equation x 2  4 x  3  k  1  0
has four distinct real roots.
45. Find the number of integral values of ‘a’ for which  x  3a  x  a  3  0 for all x  1, 3
46. One root of the equation x 2   k  1 x  k 2  k  8  0 exceeds 2 and other root is less than
2 then number of non-positive integral values of ‘k’ are
47. The least integral value of ‘m’ for which every solution of 1  x  2 is a solution of
x 2  mx  1  0 is
48. Find the largest natural number ‘a’ for which the maximum value of
f  x   a  1  2 x  x 2 is smaller than the minimum value of g  x   x 2  2ax  10  2a
SECTION – III
out of which ONLY ONE option can be correct.
Answer Q,49, Q,50 and Q,51 by appropriately matching the information given in the three
columns of the following table.
Column-I: Represents a quadratic equation with some given conditions.
Column-II: Represents number of non-positive integral values of ‘k’.
Column-III: Represents number of prime values of ‘k’.
Then match the following:
Column – I Column – II Column – III

Let  and  are real roots of
I)   I) 0 P) 0
x 2  8 x  k 2  6k  0 such that  2
 
If one root of the equation

II)  k  2  x 2   8  2k  x   3k  8   0 is negative II) 1 Q) 1
and another is positive.
If difference between the real roots of
III) III) 2 R) 2
equation 4 x 2  2kx  1  0 is less than 3
If quadratic expression 2kx 2   4k  5  x  10
IV) is negative for exactly three distinct IV) 3 S) 3
integral values of ‘x’
49. Which of the following options is the only CORRECT combination?
A) (I) (iii) (S) B) (II) (ii) (R) C) (III) (i) (P) D) (IV) (i) (Q)
A) (I) (iv) (S) B) (II) (iv) (P) C) (III) (ii) (S) D) (IV) (iii) (R)
A) (I) (ii) (P) B) (II) (i) (Q) C) (III) (iv) (S) D) (IV) (ii) (P)
Answer Q,52, Q,53 and Q,54 by appropriately matching the information given in
the three columns of the following table.
Column-I: If    ,    and    are the roots of the equation x3  3x  1  0 .
Column-II: Contains some values.
Column-III: The values in Column-II taken as ‘m’ for the quadratic equation
x 2   m  3 x  m  0 .

P) The value of  2   2   2 is equal to 1) 8 I) The roots are non-real
Roots are of opposite
Q) The value of  3   3   3 is equal to 2) 0 II)
sign
The value of
Roots are both
R)                   is 3) 3 III)
positive
equal to
The value of
Roots are both
S)  3
 3  1  3  3  1  3  3  1 is 4) 6 IV)
negative
equal to
Roots are negative and
5) 8 V)
Zero
52. Which of the following is CORRECT combination?
A) (P) (3) (i) B) (S) (2) (v) C) (Q) (2) (ii) D) (R) (1) (ii)
53. Which of the following is CORRECT combination?
A) (Q) (2) (iii) B) (P) (5) (i) C) (Q) (1) (iv) D) (R) (5) (i)
54. Which of the following is INCORRECT combination?
A) (P) (4) (i) B) (Q) (3) (ii) C) (Q) (4) (i) D) (S) (2) (v)
SEC: INC.JR.IIT_*CO SC WAT-4(MODEL-A) Date: 30-05-21
KEY SHEET
PHYSICS
1 ACD 2 ABD 3 ACD 4 AC 5 BD
6 ABCD 7 ABCD 8 7 9 6 10 5
11 6 12 5 13 A 14 B 15 A
16 A 17 B 18 D
CHEMISTRY
19 ABCD 20 ABCD 21 AC 22 ACD 23 BC

24 A 25 AC 26 8 27 2 28 2
29 2 30 4 31 A 32 A 33 B
34 C 35 B 36 A
MATHEMATICS
37 BC 38 AB 39 A 40 AC 41 BCD
42 BC 43 AC 44 5 45 1 46 2
47 3 48 1 49 D 50 B 51 A
52 B 53 D 54 C
Narayana IIT Academy 30-05-21_INC. JR.IIT_*COSC_JEE-ADV(MODEL-A)_WAT-4_Key&Sol’s
a 18
=3 3×0.011=0.033 3 −1 Pc   5509.6 atm
27   0.011
2
27b 2
8a 8 18
Tc   5905.6 K
27 Rb 27  0.0821 0.11
Higher the critical temperature greater the ease of liquefaction.
11.36mol   0.08206
L.atm 
  700 K 
P
nRT
  K .mol 
V  0.800 L 
22. when Vm approaches large value, P approaches zero  Z  1
When P approaches large value,  Z  1 and increases
a, b depend on identify of gas and not on temperature and pressure of the gas.
Real gas shows less pressure then ideal gas due to attractive forces
2a
28. Inversion temperature Ti  
Rb
a
Boyle’s temperature Tb  
Rb
Ti
2
Tb
28
29. z
1
 192  3
12
1
z
3
uavg 1
30.  
Z1
 2  2 VN  
 
2
 He  CH 4
 4
CH 4  He 2
MATHS
4
37. From (1), (2);  
q p
4
Let  be common root, (2, (3),  
2p q
8
(3, (1);  
p
 p  2, q  3;  4,   1,   2,   3
B
38. D  0, 1   1,
2A
f  1  0, f 1  0
 1
k   2,  .
 4
2
42. Clearly Q.E have roots as 1, where a  0  ? 
a
2
1  2 a  1, 2  .
a
43.  x  4  5 y  3  1  5
2 2 2
Which is true of x  2 & y  3 .

44. Draw its graph and can be observed as k  1, 0,1, 2,3 .
45. f 1  0, f  3  0
 1
 a  0, 
 3
46. Conceptual.
48. a   5, 2  .
49, 50&51.
(I)    , D  0  k  2,8
(II)  k  2  3k  8   0
(III)     3
  
k   12, 2  2, 12 
5 5
(IV) k
4 2
52, 53&54.
Conceptual.
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SECTION – I
41. The value of maximum real root minus the minimum real root of the equation
x  5   x 2  7   16 is
2 4 4
A) 5  7 B) 2 5 C) 28 D) 4 2
3 x 2  mx  n
42. If the range of rational expression is [-4, 3) for all real values of x , then the
x2  1
value of m  n is
A) 3 B) 4 C) – 4 D) – 2
x
43. If takes all real values for x  R then the number of integers in the range of
x  3x  2
2
 is
A) 1 B) 2 C) 0 D) 3
44. The values of 'k' for which x 2  5 x  6  k has exactly 4 solutions is
 1   1   1   1 
A)   ,6  B)   ,   C)   ,6  D)   ,6 
 4   4   4   4 
45. The number of positive integral values of ‘a’ for which the inequality
log x  x 2  4 x  a   0 holds for all real values of x in the interval (0,1) is
A) 1 B) 2 C) 0 D) 3
3x  a 3
46. If the rational expression has greatest value equal to then the value of the a is
x 3
2
2
equal to
A) 1 B) 2 C) 3 D) 4
47. The complete solution set of inequation 4 x  3.2 x  x  41 x is
A)  0, 4  B)  0, 4 C)  0, 4 D) None of these
x3
48. Range of f  x   is
2x  1
1   1 1 
A)   B) R    C) R    D) R
2  2 2
3 x 2
49. The complete solution set of the inequality  2 is
x 1
4
A)  ,    ,   B)  ,  
4 4
 5  5  5 
4
C)  ,    ,  
4
D) None of these
 5  5 
50. The set all possible values of ‘a’ for which the quadratic expression ax 2  2a  3 x  6 is
positive for exactly two integral values of x is
A)   ,   B)   ,   C)   ,  
3 3 3 3 3 3
D) None of these
 4 5  4 5  4 5
SECTION - II
(PARAGRAPH TYPE)
This section contains 3 Paragraph of questions. Each paragraph has 2 multiple choice questions based on
a paragraph. Each question has 4 choices A), B), C) and D) for its answer, out of which ONLY ONE IS correct.
Paragraph for Question Nos. 51 & 52:
Consider the equation x 4    1 x3  x 2    1 x  1  0 , where ‘  ’ is a real
1
parameter,then(range of function f  x   x  is (, 2]  [2, ) )
x
51. The given equation has 2 positive and 2 negative roots if
1 5 1 5
A)    B)   C)     D) None of these
2 2 2 2
52. The given equation has no real roots if
1 5 1 5 5 1
A)    B)   C)     D)    
2 2 2 2 2 2
x 2  3x  4
Consider a rational function f  x   and a quadratic function
x 2  3x  4
g  x   x 2   b  1 x  b  1 , where b is a parameter
53. The sum of integers in the range of f(x) is
A) -5 B) -6 C) -9 D) -10
54. The largest natural number b satisfying g  x   2 x  R is
A) 1 B) 2 C) 3 D) 4

t 2  4t  10
Consider P  t   , t  R and Q  x   x 2  2mx  6m  41 , where x, m  R
t 2  4t  5
55. If Q  x   54  P  t  , x  R , then the range of values of m is
A)  1, 6 B)  6,1 C)  7,1 D)  1, 7 
56. The sum of natural numbers possible for ‘ m ’, such that the roots of Q( x)  0 are of
opposite sign
A) 10 B) 21 C) 15 D) None of these
SECTION - III
(Matching List Type)
This section contains four questions, each having two matching lists (List-1 & List-II). The options for
the correct match are provided as (A), (B),(C) and (D) out of which ONLY ONE is correct.
57. Let  ,  ,  be three numbers such that       2 ,  2   2   2  6 and  3   3   3  11 ,
then
List – I List – II
P)     
4 4 4
1) 13
Q)     
5 5 5
2) 26
R)  2
 4   2  4   2  4   3) 57
S) 1    (1   )(1   ) = 4) -1
A) P – 2, Q – 3, R – 1, S – 4 B) P – 2, Q – 1, R – 3, S – 4
C) P – 1, Q – 2, R – 3, S – 4 D) P – 2, Q – 4, R – 1, S – 3
58. Match the following
The possible integral value of  for which
P) 1) 2
   2  x 2  8 x     4   0x  R is
The equation x 2  2  a 2  1 x   a 2  14a  48   0
Q) possesses roots of opposite signs, then the value 2) 7

of ‘a’ can be
The number of negative integers satisfying the
R) 3) 4
inequality 2x2  2x3  2 x 4  5x1  5x 2
The number of negative integers satisfying the
S)   x2  x   4) 0
inequality log 0.6  log 6     0 is
  x  4 
A) P – 2, Q – 3, R – 1, S – 4 B) P – 2, Q – 2, R – 4, S – 4
C) P – 3, Q – 2, R – 4, S – 4 D) P – 2, Q – 2, R – 3, S – 4
List – I List - II
If the equation x  2(k  1) x  (9k  5)  0 has both
2
P) roots negative ,then the set of all possible values 1)  2, 4 

of k is
If the inequality x 2  2(4k  1) x  15k 2  2k  7  0 is
Q) 2) 5 
valid for all x ,then the set of all possible values  ,1   6,  
9 
of k is
If x 2  2(k  1) x  (2k  1)  0 has roots of opposite
R)
3)  , 1 
sign, then the set of all possible values of k is  
 2 
If 2x  2(2k  1) x  k (k  1)  0 have one root less
2
S) than k and other Greater than k, then the set of 4)  , 1   0,  
all possible values of k is
A) P – 2, Q – 4, R – 1, S – 3 B)P – 1, Q – 2, R – 3, S – 4
C) P – 2, Q – 1, R – 3, S – 4 D) P – 3, Q – 1, R – 4, S – 2
If the complete solution set of inequality
P) x2  5x  6  0 (, a)  (b, c)  (d , ) then
is 1) -1
abcd is
If the complete solution set of inequality
Q) x 2  3 x  3  x 2  7 x  13 (, a)  (b, c) then 2)
is 4
a  b  c is
Let a, b and c be real numbers such that

R) a  2b  c  4 , then the maximum value of 3) 2
 ab  bc  ca  is
Number of real roots of equation
S)
x  2  8x2  6 x  x2  2 4) 0
2 2
is
A) P -4, Q – 3, R – 1, S – 2 B) P -2, Q – 1, R – 3, S – 4
C) P -4, Q – 1, R – 2, S – 3 D) P -2, Q – 4, R – 1, S – 3
SEC: INC.JR.IIT_*CO SC WAT-5(MODEL-A) Date: 06-06-21
KEY SHEET
PHYSICS
1 C 2 D 3 C 4 A 5 C
6 B 7 D 8 B 9 A 10 B
11 A 12 B 13 A 14 D 15 B
16 A 17 C 18 A 19 C 20 C
CHEMISTRY
21 A 22 C 23 C 24 A 25 B
26 A 27 A 28 A 29 D 30 A
31 A 32 A 33 D 34 D 35 A
36 B 37 B 38 B 39 D 40 A
MATHEMATICS
41 C 42 B 43 C 44 C 45 C
46 C 47 C 48 C 49 D 50 B
51 D 52 C 53 B 54 B 55 D
56 B 57 A 58 B 59 C 60 C
Q 40. Sol [A]
MATHS
41. C
Sol: Put x 2  6  t
 t  1   t  1  16
4 4
 t 4  6t 2  7  0   t 2  7  t 2  1
 x 2  6  1
 x   7,  5
42. B
12n  m 2
Sol: Alternative y 
12
x  y  3   mx  y  n  0
2
xR
D0
m 2  4  y  3  y  x   0
m 2  4  y 2  ny  3 y  3 x   0
4 y 2  4 y  n  3   12n  m 2  0 ….. (i)
Also given  y  4  y  3   0
y 2  y  12  0 ….(ii)
4 4  n  3 12n  m 2
Compare equations (i) and (ii), we get  
1 1 12
 m  0 and n = -4
43. C
x
Sol: Put y   yx 2   3 y  1 x   2 y     0
x  3x  2
2
Since y is real,  6  4   4  0  1    2
2
But for   1, 2 y is not real

45. C
Sol: log x  x 2  4 x  a   0
 0  x2  4 x  a  1 x  (0,1)
a  4 x  x  1 and a  4 x  x 2 x   0,1
2
 a   ,1 and a   3,  
 a 
46. C
47. C
Sol: The inequation is defined if x  0
Writing the inequation as 22 x  3.2 x  x  4.22 x and dividing by 22 x we get
2 x  x 
1  3.2 x  x  4.2
On putting t  2 x  x we get 4t  3t 1  0
2
  4t  1 t  1  0
1
t  t  1  0 
4
 2 2  2  22
 x  x  2 ( 2 increases as  increases)
On putting x  u , we get u  u  2  0
2
  u  2  u  1  0
u 2  xu  x  0 
 x 2 x4
 Solution set is [0, 4]
49. D
50. B
Sol: Since expression is positive only for two integer values of x, therefore parabola y  ax 2  2a  3 x
will open downward
a>0 and y  ax 2   3  2a  x  6
or y   ax  3  x  2 
3 3 3
4  5   a  
a 4 5
51. D
52. C
53. B
54. B
55. D
56. B
Sol: Q(0)  0
57. A
22   6 
Sol:    2  1
11  3  2  6   1   14    1

 x3  2 x 2  x  1  0 

 x 3  2 x 2  x  1 for x   ,  , 
 x 4  2 x3  x 2  x  5 x 2  x  2
  4   4   4  5  6   2  6  26
x 5  5 x 3  x 2  x 2  2 x  11x 2  3 x  5 for x   ,  , 
  4   2  4   2  4   2     2    2    2    2    2    2   
  8  2  4   2  1   8  8  2  1 
  1 13  13
58. B
Sol: A)   2 and D  0  64  4   2  2  8   0
  2  2  24  0
    , 6    4,  
    4,  
B)  a 2  14a  48   0  a   6,8 
C)We get 2 x  2 1  2  22   5 x  2  5  1  1
 4
 2 x  2  5   5 x  2    ,
 5
x2
2x2
2
4 2 2
 x2     
5 25  5  5
x   0,  
59. C
60. C
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Horizontal Plane, Projectile Motion on Inclined Plane
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motion, graphs in 1D motion, Motion under gravity, acceleration due
to gravity, Problems on 1D Motion
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their characteristics; Thomson's, Rutherford's atomic model, Plank's
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energy of electron in an orbit. Electro magnetic spectra, Hydrogen
spectrum, Photoelectric effect
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titrations, Redox titrations: oxalic-acid vs KMnO4, Mohr’s salt vs
KMnO4 ; iodometry , iodimetry, Degree of hardness of water, Degree of
Hardness of water
MATHEMATICS: PRESENTWEEK(80%): SEQUENCE & SERIES: Introduction,

Properties of AP,AM,GP,GM, Sum of ‘n’ Terms of AP,GP, Properties of
HP, HM, Sum of infinite GP, AGP
PREVIOUS WEEK(20%): Equations reducible to quadratic, Quadratic
Inequations/ Inequations involving Logarithms, Exponentials,
Modulus, Range of Rational functions
SECTION – I
41. If 9 A.M.’s and H.M.’s are inserted between the 2 and 3 and if H is the harmonic mean
6
and A is the arithmetic mean of these 11 numbers, then A  is equal to-
H
42. A Geometric Progression consists of an even number of terms. If the sum of all the
terms is 5 times the sum of the terms occupying odd places, the common ratio will be
equal to-
43. If the roots of 10 x3  cx2  54 x  27  0 are in harmonic progression, then the value of c
must be equal to
44. If the ratio of nth terms of two Arithmetic progression is  2n  8  :  5n  3 then the
p
ratio of sum of 7 terms of these arithmetic progressions in same order is ,
q
( where G.C.D of (p, q) =1), Then q – p =
46. If sum of ‘n’ terms of an A.P. is given by Sn  3n 2  2n then the common difference
is
47. If the sum of the infinite AGP, 1  2r  3r 2  4r 3  ... is 4, then the maximum possible
value of 6r is
48. If a, b, c are in GP, a  b, c  a, b  c are in HP, then the value of a  4b  c is
SECTION – II
49. If 4 Arithmetic means A1 ,A 2 ,A 3 ,A 4 ,A 5 inserted between 8 and 38 then which of the
following is true.
A) A1  A 3  31 B) A1  A 3  36
C) A1  A 4  46 D) A 3  A 4  51
50. The p th term Tp of HP is q  p  q  and q th term Tq is p  p  q  when
p  1,q  1, ( p q ),p,q  N then
A) Tpq  pq B) Tpq  p  q
C) Tp  q  Tpq D) Tpq  Tp  q
51. If in a ABC , the sides a,b,c are in A.P. then it is necessary that
2 b 1 b 2
A)  2 B)  
3 c 3 c 3
2 b 1 b 2
C)  2 D)  
3 a 3 a 3
52. There are two different A.P’S 3, 6, 9, 12, .....3r.....81 and 2, 4, 6, 8,...2r....76, then
which of the following is true
A) common difference of common term is 3
B) Number of commons terms between two A.P’s is 12
C) 10th common term is 60
D) sum of the common terms is 468
53. If a, b& c are distinct positive real which are in H.P., then the quadratic equation
ax 2  2bx c 0can have-
A) Two non-real equal roots
B) Two distinct real roots of opposite sign
C)Two distinct real roots of same sign
D) Two distinct non real roots
54. Let a n  111...1

 , then
n times
A) a 912 is not prime B) a 951 is a prime
C) a 480 is not prime D) a 91 is a prime
55. If a, b, c are in H.P., then
a b c
A) , , will be in H.P.
bc ca ab
a b c
B) , , are in H.P.
bca ca b a bc
1 1 1 1 1 1
C)  ,  ,  are in H.P.
a bc b ca c ab
bc ca ab
D) , , are in H.P.
b c c a a b
Sum of infinite terms of the series 1  3x  5x 2  7x 3  .......   2r  1  x 

r 1
56.  ..... is
given by f  x  ,  x  1 then
1 2 1 4
A) f    B) f   
2 9 2 5
1 6 1 3
C) f    D) f   
3 5 3 8
57. Let a,x,b be in A.P; a,y,b be in G.P and a,z,b be in H.P. If x  y  2 and
a  5z, then which of the following is possible?
9 1
A) y2  xz B) a  ,b 
4 4
1 9
C) a  9, b  1 D) a  ,b 
4 4
58. Which of the following is TRUE?
A) The minimum number of terms required to decide whether a sequence is in AGP or
not is 4
B) For a non constant HP with a general term a n , either a i  a j i  j or a i  a j i  j
C) For a non constant AP with a general term a n , either a i  a j i  j or a i  a j i  j
D) For a non constant GP with a general term a n , either a i  a j i  j or a i  a j i  j
SECTION - III
statements (P, Q, Rand S) in Column II. Any given statement in Column I can have correct matching with ONE
59. Match the column
Column-I Column-II
 7
If log 5 2, log 5  2x – 5 and log 5  2 x –  are in
A)  2 P) 6
A.P., then value of 2x is equal to
Let Sn denote sum of first n terms of an A.P.
B) If S  3S , then S3n is Q) 9
2n n
Sn
8 12 16
C) Sum of infinite AGP 4   2  3  .. is R) 4
3 3 3
The length, breadth, height of a rectangular box
are in G.P., The volume is 27, the total
D) S) 1
surface area is 78. Then the length is (Smaller
than Height)

Column-I Column-II
2F  n   1
Suppose that F  n  1  for
A) 2 P) 42
n  1,2,3, and F 1  2. Then F 101 equals
If a1 ,a 2 ,a 3 ,..a 21 are in A.P. and
a 3  a 5  a 11 +a 17  a 19  10, then the value of
B) 21
Q) 47
 a i is
i 1
The minimum value of the quadratic expression

C) R) 52
2x 2  4x  49 is
The sum of all two digit numbers which are not
D) divisible by 6 is n, then the remainder when n is S) 95
divided by 100 is
Sec: INC.JR.IIT_*CO SC(MODEL-A) WAT-6 Date: 13-06-21
KEY SHEET
PHYSICS
1 4 2 2 3 3 4 5 5 7
6 5 7 9 8 5 9 AB 10 AC
11 ACD 12 BD 13 BCD 14 AB 15 BCD

A-P, A-R,
B-Q, B-R,
16 ABD 17 C 18 BC 19 20
C-R, C-P,
D-S D-Q
CHEMISTRY
21 2 22 7 23 4 24 2 25 9
26 3 27 5 28 2 29 AD 30 ACD
31 AC 32 A 33 BD 34 ABC 35 ABC
A-R, A-Q,
B-RQ, B-QS,
36 B 37 ABD 38 ACD 39 40
C-PQ, C-PR,
D-PSR, D-P
MATHEMATICS
41 5 42 4 43 9 44 1 45 6
46 1 47 3 48 0 49 BD 50 ABC
51 AC 52 BCD 53 D 54 AC 55 ABC
A-P, A-R,
B-P, B-P,
56 AD 57 ABC 58 AC 59 60
C-Q, C-Q,
D-S D-S
Narayana IIT Academy 13-06-21_INC. JR.IIT_*COSC(MODEL-A) _WAT-6_Key&Sol’s
Eq Fe0.9 O1  Eq KMnO4
26.56 0.2  5  v

66.4 / 0.7 1000
V = 280 ml
23. Conceptual
24. Conceptual
n  n  1 1 1 1 
25.  10; n  5; : R H   
2  12 52 
26. KZ2  16
1 1 
E1  KZ2     12V
1 4 
27. Conceptual
28. Conceptual
29. Conceptual
30. 122.4 = 13.6  z 2
Z=3
Minimum energy for excitation = 10.2 x 9 = 91.8 ev
31. Only two atoms
3rd excited state
32. 10.2  22 , 10.2  32
33. Conceptual
qq
34. a) 4  K. 1 2
r
9 109  2  1.6  1019  50  1.6  1019
r  3.6  1014 m
4 106  1.6  1019
9 109  2  1.6  1019  50  1.6  1019
b) P.E =  1.6 MeV
9 1014
c) PE = 3.2 MeV
KE = 0.8 MeV
35. Conceptual
36. Fe2 is limiting reagent
Final volume is 1000 ml
37. Conceptual
38. Conceptual
39. Conceptual
40. Conceptual
MATHS
23 5
41. A= =
2 2
2 .2 .3 12
H= =
23 5
6 5 5
A+ = + =5
H 2 2
2 2n–1
42. Let G.P. is a, ar, ar , ……. ar
a (1 – r 2n )
Sum = = S1
1– r
terms occupying odd places is
a, ar2, ar4 …….
a (1 – r 2 n )
Sum = = S2
1– r2
Given S1 = 5S2
a (1 – r 2n ) 5a (1 – r 2 n )
=
1– r 1– r2
1+r=5r=4
43.  Roots of 10 x3  cx 2  54 x  27  0 are in HP
1 10 c 54
Replacing x by , then we get 3  2   27  0
x x x x
Or 27 xh3  54 x  cx  10  0 --- (i)
2
Now, roots of Eq (i) are in AP

54 2
Let roots    ,  ,    , then           
 2 or   
27 3
3 2
2  2  2  2
   is a root of Eq.(i) then 27     54     c     10  0
3  3  3  3
2c
or 8  24   10  0
3
c  9
n 1
44. n
2
 1
2 n    8
 2 2n  18

 n 1 5n  1
5 3
 2 
32 16
Ratio of sum of term  
34 17
5 23
45. First two terms of the corresponding A.P are and
2 12
Let d be the common difference of the corresponding A.P , Then
23 5 7
d  
12 2 12
Let an be the nth term of the given H.P. Then ,
1 12 12
an   
5  7  30  7 n  7 37  7 n
  n  1  
2  12 
Cleary , an will be greatest , if 37-7 n is least
37  7n is least for n=5
12
Hence , a5   6 is the largest positive term
37  35
1
50. Tp of AP   A  (p  1)D … (i)
q(p  q)
1
Tq of AP   A  (q  1)D … (ii)
P(p  q)
1
 A  (p  q  1)D
Tp q
1
and  A  (pq  1)D .
Tpq
Now, solving Eqs. (i) and (ii), we get
1
AD
pq(p  q)
1 1
  A  (p  q  1)D  (p  q)D 
Tp q pq
1 1
and  A  f (p  q  1)D  pqD 
Tpq pq
 Tp  q  pq and Tpq  p  q
Also,  pq  p  q
i.e, Tp  q  Tpq
51. a + c = 2b
a+b>c
b+c>a
a+b>c
3b > 2c
b+c>a
2c > b
2 b
  2
3 c
b
Similarly for
a
53. ax2+ 2bx + c = 0
D = 4 (b2 – ac)
a, b, c are in H.P.
2ac 4a 2 c 2
b= & – ac
ac a  c 2
ab  bc
ac =
2
=

4a 2 c 2  ac a 2  c 2  2ac 
a  c  2
ac
= (a – c)2= – ve
a  c  2
 2b  4b 2  4ac
x=
2.a
b b  ac 2
x= 
a a
b
x= ±iK
a
54. As a 912 ,a 951 and a 480 are divisible by 3, none of them is prime, and for a 91 , we have
1091  1 1091  1 107  1
a 91   
10  1 107  1 10  1
 1  107  ...  1084 1  10  ...  106 
 a 91 is not prime
Hence a,b,c,d are correct
1 1 1
55.  , ,  A.P.
a b c
abc abc abc
 , ,  A.P.
a b c
bc ac ab
 , ,  A.P.
a b c
a b c
 , ,  H.P.  (a) is true.
bc ac ab
bc ac ab
 1,  1,  1  A.P.
a b c
bca a cb a bc
 , ,  A.P.
a b c
a b c
 , ,  H.P.
bca a cb a bc
 (b) is true
1 1 1
, ,  A.P.
a b c
 bc, ac, ab  A.P. (dividing by – abc)
  ab  bc  ca   bc,  ab  bc  ac   ac,  ab  bc  ca   ab  A.P.
 a  b  c  , b  a  c  , c  a  b  are in A.P.
(A) 2 log5(2x – 5) = log52 + log5  2 x – 

7
59.
 2
 (2 – 5) = 2.2 – 7
x 2 x
Let 2x = t
 t2 – 12 t + 32 = 0
 (t – 4) (t – 8) = 0
 t = 4, 8
 2x = 22, 23 x = 2, 3
But x = 2 impossible
So x =3  2x = 6
2n 3n
(B)  [2a + (2n –1) d] = [2a + (n – 1) d]
2 2
 2a (n + 1) d …(1)
3n
[2a  (3n – 1)d ]
S3n
 = 2
Sn n
[2a  (n – 1)d ]
2
from (1) we get
S3n
=6
Sn
(C) 4 1   2  3  ..........

2 3 4
 3 3 3 
 
 1 
= 4   = 4. 9 = 9
1 3

1  1  2
4
1 – 1 –  
 3  3  
a
(D) Let , a, ar be the sides of rectangular box then
r
a
.a.ar = 27  a = 3
r
 a2 
and 2   a 2 r  a 2  = 78
 r 
 3r2 – 10r + 3 = 0
 (3r – 1) (r – 3) = 0
1
 r = 3,
3
Sides are 1, 3, 9 or 9, 3, 1
5 6 7
60. (A) F(2) = , F(3) = , f(4) =
2 2 2
104
we get F(101) = = 52
2
(B)  a3 + a19 = a5 + a17 = 2a11
 5a11 = 10  a11 = 2
21
a
i 1
i = 10 (a1 + a21) + a11 = 21a11 = 42
Time: 3 Hrs Max. Marks:180
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Measure problems, Chasing Problem, Overtaking Problem, Galilean
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accelerated motion in 2D, Air Resistance, Projectile Motion on
Horizontal Plane, Projectile Motion on Inclined Plane
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Quantum numbers, Pauli's exclusion Principle; Hund's rule;
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PREVIOUS WEEK(20%):Atomic Structure-I: Fundamental Particles -
their characteristics; Thomson's, Rutherford's atomic model, Plank's
Quantum theory, Bohr's atomic model, Applications of Bohr's atomic
model - calculation of radius, velocity, frequency, time period and
energy of electron in an orbit. Electro magnetic spectra, Hydrogen
spectrum, Photoelectric effect
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Problems based on inequalities(Inequalities prescribed in the IIT JEE
Syllabus only)
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HP, HM, Sum of infinite GP, AGP
MATHEMATICS MAX.MARKS: 60
SECTION- I
(Maximum Marks : 24)
This section contains SIX (06) questions.
Each question has FOUR options for correct answer(s). ONE OR MORE THAN ONE of these four option(s) is
(are) correct option(s).
For each question, choose the correct option(s) to answer the question.
Answer to each question will be evaluated according to the following marking scheme:
Full Marks : +4 If only (all) the correct option(s) is (are) chosen.
Partial Marks: +3 If all the four options are correct but ONLY three options are chosen.
Partial Marks: +2 If three or more options are correct but ONLY two options are chosen, both of which
are correct options.
Partial Marks : +1 If two or more options are correct but ONLY one option is chosen and it is a correct
option.
Zero Marks : 0 If none of the options is chosen (i.e. the question is unanswered).
Negative Marks: -2 In all other cases.
37. If a, b, c, d are distinct positive numbers in H.P., then which of the following is/are
correct ?
ab bc ad bc
A)    B) abc + bcd = abd + acd
bc a d bc ad
D)   1
1 1 1 1 1 1   1  1 
C)      1    1  1
a c b d  a  d   b  c 
38. If the first and  2n  1th terms of an A.P, G.P and H.P of positive terms are equal
their n th terms are a, b, c respectively, then which of the following is always true
A) a = b = c B) a  b  c C) b 2  ac D) a + c = 2b
1 1 1 1
39. For a positive integer n, lest S  n   1     ....  then
2 3 4 2n  1
A) Sn  n B) Sn  n C) S2n  n D) S2n  n
1 1 1
40. If S n   1    ....  ,  n  N  , then S1  S 2   .....  S n 1 is equal to
2 3 n
A) nS n   n B) nS n   1 C)  n  1 S n 1  n D) nS n 1  n  1
41. Let S1,S2 ,.....,Sn be the sums of geometric series. Whose 1st terms are 1, 2, 3,…..,n
1 1 1 1
and common ratios are , , ,....., respectively. Then sum of infinite geometric
2 3 4 n 1
progression
A) S1  S2  .....  S11  77 B) S1  S2  .....  S12  13!
1 1 1 9
C)   ....   D) S1  S2  ....  S12  18!
S1S2 S2S3 S9S10 22
42. Let a1,a 2 ,.....a n be in G.P. Such that 3a1  7a 2  3a3  4a5  0 , then common ratio of G.P
can be
3 5 1
A) 2 B) C) D) 
2 2 2
SECTION - II
This section contains EIGHT (08) questions. The answer to each question is a NUMERICAL VALUE
For each question, enter the correct numerical value (in decimal notation, truncated/rounded off to the
second decimal place; e.g. 6.25, 7.00, -0.33, -.30, 30.27, -127.30) designated to enter the answer.
Full Marks: +3 If ONLY the correct numerical value is entered as answer.
Zero Marks: 0 In all other cases.
43. Let x = 111……11 (20 digits); y = 333….33 (10 digits) and z = 222…..22 (10
x  y2
digits), then find the value of .
z
44. The arithmetic mean of two distinct positive integers x and y is a two digit number.
The geometric mean of x and y is obtained by reversing the digits of the two digit
number. Find the value of |x – y|.
45. For x  1, y  1 and x  y  200 , find the maximum value of the expression
 x  x
 log10 xy  log10   log10 xy  log10 
 y  y
n n  n  1 n  2  n  3 n
1
46. If  Tr  8
then compute the value of 
T
as n approaches
r 1 r 1 r
infinity.
47. If the polynomial f  x   4x 4  ax3  bx 2  cx  5 where a, b, c  R has four positive real

r1 r2 r3 r4
roots say r1, r2 , r3 and r4 such that     1 . Find the value of ‘a’.
2 4 5 8
48. If ,  are roots of x 2  x  2  0 ,  are roots of x 2  3x  4  0 then

                
  =
 11 
49. The smallest value of k, for which both the roots of the equation
 
x 2  8kx  16 k 2  k  1  0 are real, distinct and have values atleast 4, is…..
50. If a, b and c are the sides of a triangle, then the minimum value of
a b c
  is equal to
bca ca b a bc
SECTION – III
(COMPREHENSIN TYPE)
This section contains 2Paragraphs. Based on each paragraph, there are 2 questions. Each question has 4
options (A), (B), (C) and (D) for its answer, out of which ONLY ONE option can be correct.
Paragraph for Question Nos. 51 to 52:
Given the sequence of numbers x1, x 2 , x3 , x 4 ,....x 2005 which satisfy
x1 x2 x x1005
  3  .....  . Also x1  x 2  x3  ....  x1005  2010
x1  1 x 2  3 x3  5 x1005  2009
51. Nature of the sequence is
A) A.P. B) G.P. C) H.P. D) None
52. 21st term of the sequence is equal to
86 83 82 79
A) B) C) D)
1005 1005 1005 1005

ab 2ab
If a, b are positive real numbers then we have  ab  using this property or
2 ab
otherwise answer the following

53. Consider the following statements
S1 : a, b, c  R  and a + b + c = 6 then
 ab  1
2

 bc  1
2

 ac  1
2
can take the value
2 b 2c a 2
18.
a3 b 1 c
S2 : a, b, c  R 
5
then the least value   is
4b 8c 2 2a 2
S3 : If a, b,c  R  and a + b + c = 1 then the least value of

1  a 1  b 1  c  is 8
1  a 1  b 1  c 
S4 : If a, b,c  R  and a + b + c = 1 then least value of

4 9 16
  is 81
a b c
The number of incorrect statements is
A) 1 B) 2 C) 3 D) 4
54. The number of correct statements from among the following is
S1 : If l, m, n are three positive roots of x 3  ax 2  bx  48  0 then, minimum value of
1 2 3 3
  is
l m n 2
S2 : If a, b, c, d are positive real numbers in Harmonic progression then a + d > b + c
is always true
S3 : If x  R and 2  x  7 then the maximum value of  7  x   2  x  is 436.545

4 5
2n
 n 1 
S4 : for every natural number n > 1,  n!  n n 
3

 2 
A) 1 B) 2 C) 3 D) 4
KEY SHEET
PHYSICS
1 ABC 2 AB 3 ABD 4 ACD 5 AB
6 AC 7 1.25 8 9 9 4 10 3.58
11 2 12 9 13 3 14 5 15 A
16 B 17 D 18 B
CHEMISTRY
19 ABCD 20 ABD 21 ACD 22 BC 23 BC
24 AD 25 8 26 3 27 7 28 25
1.43 to
29 143 30 3 31 6 32 33 C
1.47
34 B 35 B 36 C
MATHEMATICS
37 ABD 38 ABCD 39 AD 40 AD 41 AC
42 D 43 1 44 66 45 16 46 0.5
47 19 48 4 49 2 50 3 51 A
52 C 53 B 54 C
Narayana IIT Academy 20-06-21_INC. JR.IIT_*COSC (MODEL-A) _WAT-7_Key&Sol’s
26. State 'B'  n  5
State 'A'  n  2or3or 4
Check for each of state 'A' which satisfies given condition
K 120e  e 
27. KE 
10  1015
9  109  120  e2

10  1015
 9 12  e2 1024
h h 4.2  1015
P     7fm
2.mp . KE  5 6  0.1
e 2   1027  9  12  1024
3
28. Using Bohr's theory, we get
n 2h 2
r
42 k  3e2   208me 
h2  n2 
 2  
4 M e Ke 2  3  208 
n2
 0.529   0.529 
3  208
 n  25
1s 1s
29. a) n   8  8s,7p,6d,5f ,5f (14e ) and 6d (8e ) will be filled,
b) After 8s, 5g orbital will be start filling , when 8s orbital is completely filled, z =120
30. a) Conceptual
b) Conceptual
31. Wave function    is not zero when r  0 for 'S' orbital and   r   0 when there is a radial node.
32. Conceptual
33 to 36. Conceptual
MATHS
37. Conceptual
38. Conceptual
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
39. a  n   1     ....   1        ....      ....  
2 3 4 n
2 1  2 3  4 7 8 15 
40. Conceptual
41. Conceptual
42. Conceptual
43. Conceptual
xy
44.  10   xy  10  
2
45. Conceptual
n n  n  1 n  2  n  3
46. Sn   t r 
r 1
8
t n  Sn  Sn 1
47. Conceptual
48. Conceptual
49. Conceptual
1  2a 2b 2c  1  a  b  c a  b  c a  b  c 
50.      3

2  b  c  a c  a  b a  b  c  2  b  c  a c  a  b a  b  c 
51. Conceptual
52. Conceptual
53. Conceptual
54. Conceptual
PHYSICS: PRESENT WEEK (80%): NLM & Friction: Newton’s First Law - Rest and
Motion, Equilibrium, Free Body Diagram, Force, Unit of Force, Newton's
Second Law - Momentum, System, Free Body Diagram, Normal Reaction,
Tension, Spring Force, Inertial Mass, Newton's Third Law - Action & Reaction,
Internal & External Forces, Problems on Newton’s Laws, Non inertial frames of
references, Pseudo Forces, Effective Gravity, Atwood Machine, Spring balance,
Wedge Problem
PREVIOUS WEEK (20%): Relative Motion in 1D, Vertical Relative
Motion, Uniformly and Non-uniformly accelerated Relative Motion in 1D,
Relative Motion in 2D, Relative Motion of Projectiles, Minimum Separation
Problems, River – Swimmer Problem, Rain - Man Problem, Wind - Flag
Problem, Rate of Approach and Rate of Separation, Rate Measure problems,
Chasing Problem, Overtaking Problem, Galilean
Transformation, Rotating Frames
CHEMISTRY: PRESENT WEEK (80%): Chemical Kinetics : Rates of chemical reactions;

Order, Molecularity and Rate constant, Zero and First Order Reactions, First
order Kinetic, examples of 1st order KineticsTypes of problems based on first
order kinetics, second order kinetics , nth order kinetics
PREVIOUS WEEK (20%): Atomic Structure-II: De-Broglie Equation,
Heisenberg's Uncertainty principle, Schrodinger's wave equation; Quantum
numbers, Pauli's exclusion Principle; Hund's rule; Electronic configuration of
the elements
MATHEMATICS: PRESENT WEEK (80%): TRIGINOMETRY: Measurement of Angles,
Trigonometric Ratios & Identities, T- Ratio of Compound angle, T-Ratio of
Multiple, sub-multiple angles (Excluding graph, periodicity and extreme
values),T-Ratio of some special angles, Transformation formulae(Except
Summation)
PREVIOUS WEEK (20%): Method of differences / Vn method, AM-GM-HM
Inequalities, Triangular Inequality, Cauchy-Schwartz Inequality, Problems
based on inequalities(Inequalities prescribed in the IIT JEE
Syllabus only)
SECTION – I
3 1
37. If     then 2cot   is equal to
4 sin 2 
A) 1  cot  B) 1  cot  C) 1  cot  D) 1  cot 

99
1
  k , then 10k is equal to______
r 
38. If
r 1 r  1   r  1 r
A) -9 B)10 C) 9 D) -10
39. If sin   sin 2   sin 3   1 then cos6   4cos4   8cos 2  
A) 1 B) 0 C) 2 D) 4
40. If A and B are acute angles such that 3sin 2 A  2sin 2 B  1 and 3sin 2A  2sin 2B  0
then cos  A  2B 
1 1 3
A) 0 B) C) D)
2 2 2
cos3 sin 3
0
 1
41. If   11  , then the value of the expression  is equal to
 4 sin  cos
A) 2  2 1 B) 2  2 1  
C) 2 2  3  
D) 2 2  3 
SECTION – II
cases
42. Which of the following quantities are rational?
11 5 9 4
A) sin sin B) cosec sec
12 12 10 5
   2  4  8 
C) sin 4  cos 4 D) 1  cos 1  cos 1  cos 
8 8  9  9  9 
1
43. If p  sin10.sin30.sin50.sin 70 , then is divisible by:
p
A) 2 B) 4 C) 6 D) 8
44. Which of the following is/are roots of 8 x3  6 x  1  0

0 0 0 0
A) cos 20 B) cos 40 C) cos140 D) cos 260
45. Which of the following is/are incorrect?
A) cot A  tan A  2cos ec2 A
B) cot A  tan A  2cot 2 A

0
 1
C) cot  37   6  3  4  2
 2
0
 1
D) tan  37   6  4  3  2
 2
3
46. If cos      cos       cos      , then which of the following is/are
2
correct?
A) cos  cos   cos   0
3
B) cos2   cos 2   cos 2  
2
3
C) sin  .s in  s in .s in  s in .sin   
4
D) sin 2  s in2  s in2  0
a b c
47. If a,b,c are positive then    k . Then which of the following is a
bc ca ab
possible value of k.
1 3 5
A) b) C) D) 1
2 2 2
48. Which of the following is/are correct?
2  sin 6   cos6  2  sin 6   cos6 

A) 3 B) 1
sin 2   cos4  sin 2   cos4 
sin 2   cos 4  sin 2   cos 4 

C) 2 D) 1
cos 2   sin 4  cos 2   sin 4 
1
49. If sec  tan   , then which of the following is/are correct?
3
3
A) ' ' lies in the IVth quadrant B) cos 
5
4
C) ' ' lies in the Ist quadrant D) sin  
5
SECTION – III
2
 y
50. If cos  x  y  , cos x,cos  x  y  are in HP then  cos x sec  is equal to___
 2
51. If cos4 A     cos2 A   cos4 A , then      is equal to_____(  ,  ,  are real)
52. If m  3cosec20  sec20 and n  sin12 sin 48 sin54 then m  8n  2
1 1 1 21
53. If Sn  1    .....  , then S20 is equal to______
1 2 1 2  3 1  2  3  ....  n 20
54. If co t 400  co t 500  k co t800 , then the value of k  ______
KEY SHEET
PHYSICS
1 C 2 D 3 B 4 B 5 C
6 BC 7 ABC 8 AC 9 AB 10 AB
11 AC 12 AB 13 ACD 14 2 15 7
16 3 17 5 18 3
CHEMISTRY
19 D 20 B 21 A 22 B 23 C
24 ABC 25 BC 26 BCD 27 CD 28 ABC
29 ABD 30 ACD 31 ABCD 32 4 33 5
34 9 35 5 36 1
MATHEMATICS
37 B 38 C 39 D 40 A 41 B
42 ABCD 43 ABD 44 ACD 45 ABCD 46 ABCD
47 BC 48 AD 49 BCD 50 2 51 1
52 7 53 2 54 2
d  B
  tan   1
dt
1 d  B
r  k  A
2
2 dt
A  2B
t 0 2M 0
t  Interception point 2  x 2x
2
2  x  2x  x 
3
2 4
 A  2  
3 3
2
1 4
1  k   
2 3
1 9 9
k    M 1 min 1 .
2 16 32
36. A B C
t 0 a 0 0
t t ax x x
t 0 a a
At  times:
No. of equivalents of reagent = Sum of no. of equivalents of B and C
NV3
N  V3  2a  3a  a 
5
At t  0 :
No. of equivalents of reagent = No. of equivalents of A
N  V0  a  1
NV3 V
 a  NV0   NV0  V0  3
5 5
At t  t :
N  V2   a  x   1  2 x  3x  a  4 x
NV2  NV0  4 x
NV3  V  N  5V  V 
  4 x  4 x  N  V2  3   x   2 3 
5  5 4 5 
NV N 5V  V 4V  5V  V V V
 a  x   3   2 3   N  3 2 3   N  3 2 
5 4 5   20   4 
1  a  1  NV3 4 
k  ln    ln   
t ax t  5 N V3  V2  
1  4V3 
k  ln  .
t  5 V3  V2  
MATHS
1
43. p  p  16
16
52. m=4, n= 1/4
SEC: INC.JR_CO-SC(MODEL-A) Date: 04-07-21
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Pulley & String Constraint, Differentiation Method, Displacement Method,
Velocity along String, Normal reaction and Wedge Constraint, Spring Force,
Combination of Springs, Cutting of Springs & Strings, Apparent weight,
Contact Loss, Method of Virtual Work, Mixed problems with wedges and
pulleys, springs and pulleys, General problems in constraint with application
of Newton’s Laws
PREVIOUS WEEK (20%): NLM & Friction:Newton’s First Law - Rest and
Motion, Equilibrium, Free Body Diagram, Force, Unit of Force,Newton's
Second Law - Momentum, System, Free Body Diagram, Normal Reaction,
Tension, Spring Force, Inertial Mass,Newton's Third Law - Action & Reaction,
Internal & External Forces, Problems on Newton’s Laws,Non inertial frames of
references, Pseudo Forces, Effective Gravity,Atwood Machine, Spring balance,
Wedge Problem
CHEMISTRY: PRESENT WEEK (80%): Collision Theory, Arhenius equation effect of catalyst
on rate of reaction, special cases of 1 st order (parallel path kinetics); kinetics
of bacteria and virus ,kinetics of passive layer formation.
Nuclear Chemistry : α, β and γ rays Stability of nuclei with respect to
proton-neutron ratio; Kinetics of decay process and different types of problems
of radioactivity, Brief discussion on fission and fussion reactions
PREVIOUS WEEK (20%): Chemical Kinetics :Rates of chemical reactions;
Order, Molecularity and Rate constant,Zero and First Order Reactions,First
order Kinetic, examples of 1st order KineticsTypes of problems based on first
order kinetics,second order kinetics , nth order kinetics
MATHEMATICS:PRESENT WEEK (80%): Conditional Identities, Summation of Trigonometric
series, Miscellaneous problems on Transformation
PREVIOUS WEEK (20%): TRIGINOMETRY:Measurement of Angles,
Trigonometric Ratios & Identities,T- Ratio of Compound angle,T-Ratio of
Multiple, sub-multiple angles (Excluding graph, periodicity and extreme
values),T-Ratio of some special angles,Transformation formulae(Except
Summation)
SECTION – I
cases
2 4 8 7
A) sin  sin  sin 
7 7 7 2
2 4 8 7
B) sin 2  sin 2  sin 2 
7 7 7 4
 2 3
C) cos ec 2  cos ec 2  cos ec 2 8
7 7 7
 2 2 4 4 
D) tan tan  tan tan  tan tan  7
7 7 7 7 7 7
n
    
38. If f n     tan  r  sec  r 1  then which of the following is/are CORRECT?
r 1 2  2 
A) f6  48   1 B) f5  4   2  1
 4
C) f 4 
 3

2

 3 1  D) f3  2   1
n 1
39.    
If f n  x    2cos 2S x  1 , n  1; then which of the following is/are INCORRECT?
S 0
 2   6 
A) f5    1 B) f5   1
 33   255 
 2   4 
C) f5   1 D) f5   1
 31   127 
cos  A  C 
40. If cos 2B  , then tanA, tanB, tanC are in
cos  A  C 
A) A.P. B) G.P. C) H.P. D) None of these
cos 7 x  cos8 x
41. If  cos  ax   cos  bx  , where a, b are positive integers,  x  R  , then
1  2cos5 x
A) a 2  b 2  13 B) a 2  b 2  5 C) a  b  5 D) a  b  1
42. If cos1  cos 2  cos3  3 where 1 , 2 ,3  0,2  , then the value of
1  
cos  cos 2  cos 3 can be
2 2 3
A) 3 B) 1 C) 1 D) 2
 b 
43. For three positive integers ‘a’, ‘b’ and ‘c’and 4  8  32  768  a 2 cos  
 c 
where ‘b’ and ‘c’ are Co-prime to each other and b < c. Then the value of a  b is
A) Less than ‘c’ B) Equal to ‘c’
11c
C) D) Less than the ‘c’ by 26
24
SECTION-II
 cos610  cos620  cos630   1190 
44. Let E  1  0 
1 0 
1 0 
....1  cos 0  , then 24 E 4  26 E 3
 cos1  cos 2  cos3   59 
is equal to
45. cos ec 20  cos ec 40  cos ec80  cot 80  cot  0 ,   0,10  , then the value of ‘  ’ is
46. The value of cos10 cos 20 cos30............cos1800 is
 
0
1 1 1 1
47.    ..   cos ec  
sin 450 sin 460 sin 47 0 sin 480 sin 49 sin 500 sin1330 sin1340 9
where   ______
48. Find the value of  cosec A  sin A  sec A  cos A  tan A  cot A  ,A  n,

A   2n  1
2
SECTION – III

     1 cot   tan 
I)  4
tan     tan     i) P) sec2
   4  2 cot   tan 
     1
Q) 2  cot   tan  
1
II)  tan  4     tan  4     2 ii) tan 2
    
 3 5 7
8sin sin sin sin
14 14 14 14 1  5 
III) iii) R) sin sin sin
9 11 13 8 18 18 18
sin sin sin
14 14 14
   3   2   4 
8 1  cos 1  cos  16cos   cos  
 8  8   15   15 
IV) iv) 1 S)
 5  7   8   16 
1  cos 1  cos  cos   cos  
 8  8   15   15 
49. Which of the following combination is CORRECT?
A) (I) (i) (R) B) (II) (ii) (R) C) (I) (i) (P) D) (II) (i) (Q)
50. Which of the following combination is CORRECT?
A) (II) (iii) (S) B) (II) (ii) (Q) C) (II) (iii) (R) D) (I) (ii) (R)
51. Which of the following combination is INCORRECT?
A) (II) (i) (S) B) (III) (iii) (R) C) (IV) (iv) (S) D) (I) (i) (P)
If A, B, C are angles of a triangle, then match the following.

sin A cos B cos C  cos Asin B cos C
I) i) 1  cos A cos B cos C P) Can be zero
 cos A cos B sin C 
cot A cot B  cot B cot C
II) cos A  cos B  cos C  ii) Q) Must be 1
 cot C cot A
cos Asin B sin C  sin A cos B sin C A B C Cannot be
III) iii) 1  4sin sin sin R)
 sin Asin B cos C  2 2 2 zero
B C C A
tan tan  tan tan
IV)
2 2 2 2 iv) sin Asin B sin C S) May not be 1
A B
 tan tan
2 2
52. Which of the following is the CORRECT combination?
A) (I) (ii) (P) B) (III) (i) (R) C) (II) (i) (S) D) (IV) (ii) (P)
A) (II) (iii) (R) B) (III) (iv) (P) C) (IV) (i) (P) D) (II) (iii) (P)
A) (IV) (ii) (S) B) (III) (i) (Q) C) (I) (iv) (R) D) (II) (iv) (P)
Time: 3HRS 2017_P1 Max.Marks:183
KEY SHEET
PHYSICS
1 ABD 2 ABCD 3 AB 4 AD 5 ACD
6 ABD 7 AB 8 7 9 4 10 5
11 5 12 4 13 B 14 A 15 C
16 B 17 D 18 C
CHEMISTRY
19 BCD 20 ABC 21 ABCD 22 AB 23 BCD
24 CD 25 ABC 26 6 27 3 28 3
29 5 30 5 31 B 32 A 33 D
34 A 35 D 36 C
MATHEMATICS
37 ABCD 38 ACD 39 ABD 40 B 41 ACD
43 ABC 43 A 44 2 45 1 46 0
47 9 48 1 49 C 50 B 51 A
52 B 53 A 54 C
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29.
30.
31. Decomposition of HI on surface of gold is a zero order reaction.

2.303 a
32. For a 1st order reaction k  log
t ax
1  1 1 
33. For 2nd order reaction k    
tax a
MATHS
37. A, B, C, D
38. tan sec2  tan 2  tan
2cos 2n x  1
39. fn  x  
2cos x  1
2 5x
41. Write cos5 x  1  2sin
2
a  2, b  3
42. cos1  cos 2  cos3  1
Narayana IIT Academy 04-07-21_INC. JR.IIT_*COSC(MODEL-A)_WAT-9_Key&Sol’s
1
can be   or   for i  1,2,3 .
2
43. a  2, b  11, c  48
44. E 1
45. cot10  cot 20
cot 20  cot 40
cot 40  cot 80
47. Sum  csc10
49, 50&51.
   
Use tan      tan      2sec2
4  4 
   
tan      tan      2 tan 2
4  4 
sin  2n1 A 
cos A cos 2 A cos 2 A cos 2 A...cos 2 A 
2 3 n
2n1 sin A
52, 53&54.
From the known identifies in triangle, we can match them.
SEC: JR_*CO-SC Date: 11-07-21
11-07-21_JR.IIT_STAR CO-SC (MODEL-A)_JEE ADV_WAT-10_SYLLABUS
PHYSICS: PRESENTWEEK (80%): Contact Force and its components, Dry Friction,
Static and Dynamic Friction, Laws of Friction, Coefficient of Static &
Dynamic Friction, Limiting friction, Impending motion, angle of Friction,
Block on surface, Block on inclined plane, minimum force required to move
a block, Direction of Friction, Two block Problems, Three Block Problems,
Belt Friction, Friction problems with wedges and pulleys, practical
applications of friction, walking & driving, methods to reduce friction
PREVIOUS WEEK (20%): Constraint - definition and types of Constraint,
Pulley & String Constraint, Differentiation Method, Displacement Method,
Velocity along String, Normal reaction and Wedge Constraint, Spring Force,
Combination of Springs, Cutting of Springs & Strings, Apparent weight,
Contact Loss, Method of Virtual Work, Mixed problems with wedges and
pulleys, springs and pulleys, General problems in constraint with application
of Newton’s Laws
CHEMISTRY: PRESENTWEEK (80%): Thermodynamics-I: Terms involved in
thermodynamics - System & Surrounding, Extensive and Intensive
Properties,Path and State function, types of processes, First law of
thermodynamics , Reversible and irrevesible processes; Work - expressions
for reversible, irreversible isothermal and adiabatic processes, Heat and
Heat capacity,
Thermo chemistry: Enthalpy of formation, Enthalpy of combustion, Bomb
calorimetre, Apllication of Hess's law determining ,Enthalpy of formation,
Enthalpy of combustion
PREVIOUS WEEK (20%): Collision Theory, Arhenius equation effect of
catalyst on rate of reaction, special cases of 1 st order (parallel path
kinetics); kinetics of bacteria and virus ,kinetics of passive layer formation.
Nuclear Chemistry: α, β and γ rays Stability of nuclei with respect to
proton-neutron ratio; Kinetics of decay process and different types of
problems of radioactivity, Brief discussion on fission and fussion reactions
MATHEMATICS: PRESENTWEEK (80%): Graphs of Trigonometric Functions, Periodicity and
extreme values
PREVIOUS WEEK (20%): Conditional Identities, Summation of
Trigonometric series, Miscellaneous problems on Transformation
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SECTION – I
 x    x  
41. If the fundamental period of the function f  x   4cos 4    2cos  2 
is
 4    
2
2
equal to k 3 then the value of k is
   x  x     x 
42. If the fundamental period of the function f ( x)  sin    cos    tan  
 12   4   3 
3
is  where [.] denotes G.I.F, then the value of  ____
8
43. Let f  x   11  8sin x  2cos2 x . If the maximum and minimum values of f ( x) for all
M 8
real values of x are denoted by M and m respectively, then has the value equal
m
to
44. If the average of the numbers 2sin 20 ,4sin 40 ,6sin 60 ,..,180sin 1800 is equal to
k cot(1) then the value of k is
45. The maximum value of cos 2 (450  x)  (sin x  cos x)2 is
46. The maximum value of 5sin 2   4sin  cos  2cos 2  for all real values of  is___
 4sin 2nx
47. If is the fundamental period of function f  x   then the value of ‘ n ’ is
4 1  cos 2 nx
(n N )
44
 cos n 0
48. If x  n 1
44
then the value of [ x ] is equal to_____[.] denotes G.I.F
 sin n
n 1
0
SECTION – II

49. Which of the following DOES NOT have as fundamental period?
2
A) sin x  cos x B) sin 2 x  cos 2 x C) sin 4 x  cos 4 x D) sin x  cos x
50. Which of the following is periodic ([.] is G.I.F) having fundamental period
  sin 2 x  cos 4 x
A) f  x   sin   x   B) h  x  
2  cos 2 x  sin 4 x
C) g  x   sin  
2 x  cos  2x  D)   x   sin   x    x  1  x
51. Which of the following curve does not intersect y  1 ?
A) y  cos ec x  1 B) y  tan x
C) y  sin x  4 D) y  2sin 3 x
52. Which of the following statements is/are correct?

A) Fundamental period of cos  sin x  cos x  is
2

B) Fundamental period of cos  cos x   cos  sin x  is
2
C) Fundamental period of cos x.cos 2 x cos3x is 
tan x  cot x 
D) Fundamental period of is
sin x  cos x 2
1
53. If   x  R , then  can be
sin x  cos6 x
6
A) 3 B) 4 C) 5 D) 6
54. If A  sin 440  cos 440 , B  sin 450  cos 450 and C  sin 460  cos 460 , then correct option(s)
is/are ?
A) A  B  C B) C  B  A C) B  A D) A  C
55. If A,B,C are angles of a triangle ABC and tan A tan C  3 ; tan B tan C  6 then, which
of the following is (are) correct ?
 tan A
A) A  B) tan A tan B  2 C) 3 D) tan B  2 tan A
4 tan C
10
r m
56. If the value of  cos
r 0
3
3
is equal to , where m, n  N and coprime then
n
A) m  n  9 B) m  n  4 C) m  n  2 D) m  n  7
57. If u  a 2 cos2   b2 sin 2   a 2 sin 2   b2 cos2  then which of the following is/are
TRUE?
2
A) umax  2  a 2  b2  2
B) umax  a 2  b2
 a  b  umin  a  b
2 2 2 2 2
C) umin D) umax
58. If x 2  y 2  1  x, y  R  and f  x, y   7 x 2  4 xy  3 y 2 , then
A) Maximum value of f  x, y   5  2 2
B) Minimum value of f  x, y   5  2 2
C) Maximum value of f  x, y   5  2
D) Minimum value of f  x, y   5  2
SECTION - III
59. Here [.] represents Greatest Integer Function, {.} denote fractional part function
Column-I Column-II
x
 x   x   cos 2  x is
4
A) Fundamental period of ecos P) Rational number
Fundamental period of cos  2 2 x  sin  2 2 x

B) Q) Irrational Number
is
C) Fundamental period of cos(sin( x  sin x)) is R) Natural number
 x  x
D) Fundamental period of cos5    sin10   is S) 1
2 2
T) 2

Column-I Column-II
Maximum and minimum values of
A) 5cos  3cos       3 for all real  are  and  P) 2     24
 3
respectively then
Maximum and minimum values of
   
B) 1  sin      2cos     for all real  are Q)     6
4  4 
 and  respectively then
In an acute angled triangle ABC the least values of
C)  sec A and Tan A are  and  respectively R)     6
2
then
Maximum and minimum values of 3cos  4sin   1
D) S)     10
for all real  are respectively  and  then
T) 2    2
Sec: JR.IIT_*CO SC(MODEL-A) WAT-10 Date:11.07.21
KEY SHEET
PHYSICS
1 3 2 4 3 1 4 4 5 9
6 2 7 6 8 5 9 ABD 10 BD
11 D 12 BD 13 AC 14 AD 15 CD
A-PS, A-Q,
B-QR, B-Q,
16 BC 17 AC 18 AC 19 20
C-PR, C-R,
D-QR D-R
CHEMISTRY
21 4 22 8 23 6 24 5 25 3
26 3 27 6 28 8 29 ABCD 30 ABCD
31 ACD 32 ABD 33 ABC 34 ACD 35 BD
36 AB 37 BCD 38 BD 39 40
MATHEMATICS
41 2 42 9 43 9 44 1 45 3
46 6 47 4 48 2 49 BD 50 ACD
51 C 52 ABC 53 CD 54 CD 55 ABD
A-PRS A-R
B-P B-Q
56 AD 57 ACD 58 AB 59 60
C-QT C-P
D-Q D-S
Narayana IIT Academy 11-07-21_JR.IIT_*COSC(MODEL-A) _WAT-10_Key&Sol’s
5R 7R
CV  CP 
2 2
7 RT0
| q p | nCP T 
2
5 RT0
| U | nCV T 
2
| W | RT0
3R
(B) Process is isochoric, CV 
2
3RT0
| qV || U |
2
|W| = 0
(C)
R R
CV  =  2R
  1 1.5  1
P
VT  constant PV 2  constant constant
2
dV dV V P dV PV
V T 0    R
dT dT T n dT nT
| W | RT0 |U|=2RT0 |q|=RT0
(D)
2 3
  1 
4 2
R
CV   2R
 1
PT  constant P 2V  constant
P2
 constant

| U | 2 RT0
MATHS
2
 cos x sin x 
45. 2
 0

cos 45  x   sin x  cos x 
2
     sin x  cos x 
2
 2 2 
1  sin 2 x   1   1 
3 3

2 2
Hence, the maximum value is 
3
2
1   1   3
 1  cos 2 
46. E  5   2sin 2  1  cos 2
 2 
3 7
  cos 2  2sin 2 
2 2
2
7 3
Maximum value of E      2  6 .
2 2
51. cos ec x  1  1 if cos ec x  2

tan x  1 if x 
4

2sin 3 x  1 if x 
18
but sin x  4  3,5
54. A  sin 44  cos 44
 cos 46  sin 46  c
B  sin 45  cos 45  2 sin 90 
 1 1 
A 2  sin 44  cos 44 
 2 2 
 2 sin 44 .cos 45  cos 44 .sin 45 
 2 sin 89
BA
58. x  cos 
y  sin 
f  x, y   7 cos 2   4 cos  sin   3sin 2 
 3  4 cos 2   2 sin 2
 3  2 1  cos 2   2sin 2
 5  2sin 2  2cos 2
5  2 2,5  2 2 
 
PHYSICS: PRESENTWEEK (80%): Circular motion: Kinematics of Circular Motion,
Angular Velocity, Angular Acceleration, Relation between angular and linear
velocity and acceleration, centripetal and tangential acceleration, Uniform
and non-uniform circular motion, Conical Pendulum, Banking of roads,
Radius of Curvature, General curvilinear motion, Centrifugal Force
PREVIOUS WEEK (20%): Contact Force and its components, Dry Friction,
Static and Dynamic Friction, Laws of Friction, Coefficient of Static &
Dynamic Friction, Limiting friction, Impending motion, angle of Friction,
Block on surface, Block on inclined plane, minimum force required to move
a block, Direction of Friction, Two block Problems, Three Block Problems,
Belt Friction, Friction problems with wedges and pulleys, practical
applications of friction, walking & driving, methods to reduce friction
CHEMISTRY: PRESENTWEEK (80%): Effect of temperature on enthalpy-Kirchoff
equation, Enthalpy of atomisation, Neutrlisation, hydrogenation, bond
enthalpy, resonance enthalpy
Thermodynamics-II:Limitations of first law of thermodynamics;
Second law of Thermodynamics; Carnot cycle, efficiency of
thermodynamic system, Entropy -physical significance , expressions
in all types of processes, Gibb's free energy - physical significance,
spontneity of processes
PREVIOUS WEEK (20%): Thermodynamics-I: Terms involved in
thermodynamics - System & Surrounding, Extensive and Intensive
Properties,Path and State function, types of processes, First law of
thermodynamics , Reversible and irrevesible processes; Work - expressions
for reversible, irreversible isothermal and adiabatic processes, Heat and
Heat capacity,
Thermo chemistry: Enthalpy of formation, Enthalpy of combustion, Bomb
calorimetre, Apllication of Hess's law determining ,Enthalpy of formation,
Enthalpy of combustion
MATHEMATICS: PRESENTWEEK (80%): TRIGINOMETRIC EQUATIONS: General Solution,
Solution of Trigonometric equation using graph or otherwise, Equations
based on extreme values using graph or otherwise, Trigonometric
inequalities using graph or otherwise
PREVIOUS WEEK (20%): Graphs of Trigonometric Functions, Periodicity
and extreme values
SECTION – I
(SINGLE CORRECT CHOICE TYPE)
This section contains 7 multiple choice questions. Each question has 4 choices (A), (B), (C) and (D) for its
answer, out of which ONLY ONE is correct.
Marking scheme +3 for correct answer , 0 if not attempted and -1 in all other cases.
n
37. If 2 tan 2 x  5sec x  1 for exactly 7 distinct values of x  0,  , n  N then the greatest
 2 
value of n is
A) 13 B) 11 C) 14 D) 15
38. Let S  {a  N , a  100} . If the equation [Tan 2 x]  Tanx  a  0 has real roots then number of
elements in S satisfying this condition is (where [ ] is step function).
A) 10 B) 8 C) 9 D) 0
39. The number of solutions of the equation 16  sin 5 x  cos5 x   11 sin x  cos x  in the
interval  0, 2  is
A) 6 B) 7 C) 8 D) 5
40. Sum of integral values of n such that sin x  2 sin x  cos x   n, has at least one real
solution is
A) 3 B) 1 C) 6 D) 0
41. The number of solutions of the pair of equations 2sin 2   cos 2  0, 2 cos 2   3sin   0 in
the interval [0, 2 ] is
A) 0 B) 1 C) 2 D) 4
sin 2 x  2sin x  5 1
42. If 2 2  1, then the ordered pair (x, y) is equal to (m, n  I)
4sin y
 
A) x   4n  1 , y   2m  1 B) x  2n, y  2m
2 2
 
C) x   2n  1 , y   2m  1 D) x = n, y = m
2 2
43. The least value of sec6x + cosec6x + sec6x cosec6x is
A) 10 B) 64 C) 80 D) 160
SECTION-II
(ONE OR MORE OPTIONS CORRECT TYPE)
This section contains 7 multiple choice equations. Each question has four choices (A) (B),(C) and (D) out of
which ONE or MORE THAN ONE are correct.
Marking scheme: +4 for all correct options, 0 if not attempted and -2 in all wrong cases.
5
44. In which of the following sets the inequality sin 6 x  cos 6 x  holds good
8
  3 5  3 7 9
A)   ,  B)  ,  C)  ,  D)  , 
 8 8  8 8  4 4   8 8 
45. The solution set of |sin x|  |cos 2x| contains
    
A) nI  n  , n  
 6 6
B)  n  2 
nI
     

C) nI  n  , n  D) nI  n  , n  
 8 8   4 4
46. Values of x(, ) satisfying the equation ( 3 sin x  cos x) 3 sin 2x  cos 2x  2
 4 are,
   2
A) B) C)  D) 
3 6 3 3

47. If cos is geometric mean between sin  and cos , where 0  ,   , then cos 2 
2
       
A) 2sin 2     B) 2 cos 2     C) 2sin 2     D) 2cos 2    
4  4  4  4 
1 1
48. A solution ( x, y ) of the system of equations x  y  and cos 2 ( x)  sin 2 ( y )  is
3 2
5 7
A)  ,  B)  ,  C)  ,  D)  , 
7 5 2 1 13 11

6 6  
3 3   6 6  6 6
49. Select the CORRECT alternative/s

A) The fundamental period of sec 2 x  tan 2 x is 
B) The fundamental period of the function f  x   sec 2 x  tan 2 x is undefined
C) The fundamental period of sin 2 n x  cos 2 n x is  , n  Z

D) The fundamental period of a sin 2 n x  b cos 2 n x is  , n  Z , a  b
50. Which of the following functions have 1 as the maximum value as well as -1 as the
minimum value?
A) f  x   cos12  x   sin15  x  B) f  x   cos14  x   sin18  x 
C) f  x   cos11  x   sin17  x  D) f  x   cos15  x   sin18  x 
SECTION – III
(PARAGRAPH TYPE)
This section contains 2 groups of questions. Each group has 2 multiple choice questions based on a paragraph.
Each question has 4 choices A), B), C) and D) for its answer, out of which ONLY ONE is correct.
Marking scheme: +3 for correct answer, 0 if not attempted and 0 in all other cases.
Paragraph for Questions 51 and 52:
If the curves y  f ( x) and y  g ( x) intersects at n different points then f ( x)  g ( x) has
‘n’ solutions
51. Number of solutions of | cos x | 2[ x] (where [ ] is step function) is
A)0 B)1 C)2 D)infinite
52. The number of solutions of | cos x | sin x, 0  x  4
A) 4 B) 8 C) 6 D) 2
Paragraph For Questions 53 and 54:
The maximum and minimum values of a trigonometrical function of the form.

a sin x  b cos x are a 2  b 2 and – a 2  b 2 respectively.
53. The maximum value of 12sin  – 9sin 2  is
A)3 B)4 C)5 D)21
 
54. The maximum and minimum of the expression 5cos   3cos      3 are respectively
 3
A)–4, 10 B)5, 12 C) 10,-4 D)–4,5
KEY SHEET
PHYSICS
1 D 2 C 3 C 4 B 5 B
6 A 7 A 8 ABC 9 ACD 10 ACD
11 ABCD 12 AC 13 AC 14 ABC 15 B
16 A 17 C 18 A
CHEMISTRY
19 B 20 B 21 A 22 B 23 A
24 B 25 B 26 BD 27 AC 28 A
29 ABC 30 BC 31 B 32 A 33 B
34 A 35 D 36 D
MATHEMATICS
37 D 38 C 39 A 40 A 41 C
42 A 43 C 44 ABD 45 ABC 46 AD
47 AB 48 ACD 49 AD 50 ACD 51 A
37 D 38 C 39 A 40 A 41 C
MATHS
1
37. sec x  3  cos x 
3
3 
Which gives two values of x in each of [0, 2 ], (2 , 4 ], (4 , 6 ] and one value in 6   15
2 2
 greatest value of n = 1538) Both roots common  a : b : c  2 : 3: 4
1  4a  1
38. Given equation is true only when Tan x is an integer Tanx   4a  1 is perfect square
2
and 4 a  1  401
39. Hint: 16 (sin 5 x  cos 5 x )  11(sin x  cos x )  0

 (sin  cos x){16(sin 4 x  sin 3 x cos x  sin 2 x cos 2 x  sin x cos3 x  cos 4 x)  11}  0
 (sin x  cos x){16(1  sin 2 x cos 2 x  sin x cos x)  11} 
 (sin x  cos x) (4sin x cos x  1) (4sin x cos x  5)  0
As 4 sin x cos x  5  0 , WE HAVE
sin x  cos x  0, 4sin x cos x  1  0
The required values are  /12 , 5 /12, 9 /12, 13 /12, 17 /12, 21 /12 ,  they are 6 solutions
on  0, 2 
2sin x cos x
40. 2sin 2 x  n
2
sin 2x  2 cos x  2n  2
 5  2n  2  5
5 5
 1  n  1
2 2
 (A)
1
41. 2sin 2   cos 2  0  1  cos 2  0  cos 2 
2
 5 7 11  5 7 11
 2  , , ,   , , ,
3 3 3 3 6 6 6 6
 2 cos 2   3sin   0
1
 (2sin   1)(sin   2)  0  sin  
2
 5
 ,  No.of solutions  2
 6 6
sin 2 x  2sin x  5   sin x  1  4  4
2
42.
 2 sin 2 x  2sin x  5
 22  4
 1
and sin 2 y  1  sin 2 y 
4 4
 LHS  1 and according to question LHS  1, so therefore, LHS = 1
for which
 sin2 x – 2 sin x + 5 = 4 and cosec2y = 1, sin2y = 1 or cos y = 0
(sin x – 1) = 02

y = (2m + 1)
 2
sin x = 1  x = (2n + 1)
2
sin 2 x  cos 2 x
43. (sin 2 x cos 2 x)1/ 2   sec6 x cos ec6 x  64
2
sec6 x  cos ec6 x
 (sec 2 x cos 6 x)1/ 2  8
2
 sec6 x  cos ec6 x  sec6 x cos ec6 x  80
5
44. 1  3sin 2 x cos 2 x 
8
cos4x > 0
  
4 x   2n  , 2n  
 2 2
1  cos 2x
45. Hint: |cos 2x|2  |sin x|2  cos2 2x   (cos 2x + 1) (2 cos 2x – 1)  0
2
1
 either cos 2x = –1 or cos 2x 
2
  
 either 2x  2n   or  2n  , 2n   , n  I .
 3 3
3 sin 2x  cos 2x  2
46. The given equation is ( 3 sin x  cos x) 4
3sin 2 x  cos 2 x  2 3 sin x cos x
   
  2sin  x  6   4
  
 
2sin  x  
     6
  2 sin  x  6   4
  
   
Hence, 2sin  x    2  sin  x    1
 6  6
   
 x   2n  ; x  2n  
6 2 2 6
 2 
also x  (, ), x  & x 
3 3
47. 2sin  cos   2cos 2 
sin 2  1  cos 2
 cos 2   1  sin 2 
      
   1  cos   2    2sin 2      2cos 2    
 2  4  4 
1 1
48. x y  and cos{ ( x  y )}cos{ ( x  y )}   x  y  2n, n  z
3 2
51. Using graph, no.of solutions =0
52. Using graph, no.of solutions =4
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SECTION- I
option.
37. Which of the following values of  satisfying the equation
1   2 1  2 2 1  3 2
 2   2  2  2 2  2  3 2  648
 3   2  3  2 2  3  3 2
A) -4 B) 9 C) 4 D) -9
1 x x x2
38. If   x 1 x x 2  ax 5  bx 4  cx 3  dx 2  cx  f THEN
x2 x 1 x
A) f = 1 B) e = 3 C) a + c = -1 D) b + d = 2
39. If f(x) and g(x) are function such that f(x + y) = f(x) . g(y) + g(x) . f(y) then
f   g   f   
f   g   f      is independent of
f  g  f    
A)  B)  C)  D) 
x 3 7
40. Given that x = -9 is a root of 2 x 2  0 then other two roots are
7 6 x
A) 2 B) 7 C) 0 4) 1
1  sin 2 x cos 2 x sin 2x
41. If maximum and minimum values of sin 2 x 1  cos 2 x sin 2x are ,  then which
sin 2 x cos 2 x 1  sin 2x
of the following is/are true ?
A)   99  4 B) 3  17  26
C)  2n  2n is always an even integers for n  N
D) A triangle can be constructed having its sides as , ,   
1 cos      cos     
42. If , ,  are real numbers then   cos      1 cos      is equal to
cos      cos      1
A) -1 B) cos  .cos .cos 
C) cos   cos   cos  D) 0
SECTION - II
43. If A, B, C are angles of a triangle and  tan A tan B  9 , x = tan A, y = tan B, z = tan C
x y z
then the numerical value of y z x is
z x y
x3  1 x2y x 2z
44. Number of positive integral solution (x, y, z) of the equation xy2 y3  1 y 2 z  11 is
xz 2 yz 2 z3  1
r r 1 1024
45. If  r  where r is a natural value of 10   r is
r 1 r
r 1
46. Let a, b, c be three non-zero real numbers such that the equation 3 a cos x  2b sin x  c
    b
x    ,  has two distinct real roots  and  with     then the value of is
 2 2 3 a
47. The number of distinct solution of the equation
cos 2 2x  cos 4 x  sin 4 x  cos6 x  sin 6 x  2 in the interval  0, 2 is

5
4
 
48. Let f : 0, 2  R be the function defined by f  x    3  sin  2x   sin  x    sin  3x  
 4  4
. If ,  0, 2 are such that {x   0, 2 ;f  x   0  ,  then the value of    is
a d 1 a b c c 3 f
49. Given that b e 1  5, 1 2 3  3 find the value of b 1 e.
c f 1 d e f a 1 d
a 2  b2
c c
c
b2  c2
50. If a a  kabc where k is a numerical quantity then k should be
a
c2  a 2
b b
b
SECTION – III
(COMPREHENSIN TYPE)
Let ,  be the roots of ax 2  bx  c  0 and let Sn   n  n for n  1 and
3 1  S1 1  S2
  1  S1 1  S2 1  S3
1  S2 1  S3 1  S4
1 1 1

51. If 1  1   then is equal to
1 2
1  2 2
A) 1 B) 2 C) 0 D) 3
52. Value of  in terms of ,  is
A)    12     2   12 B)    12     2   12
C)    12     2   12 D)    12     2   12

1  x a 1  2x b 1
Consider the polynomial function f  x   1 1  x a 1  2x b and a, b being
1  2x b 1 1  x a
positive integers
53. The constant term in f(x) is
A) 2 B) 1 C) -1 D) 0
54. Which of the following is true
A) All root of the equation f(x) = 0 are positive
B) All root of the equation f(x) = 0 are negative
C) At least one of the equation f(x) = 0 repeating one
D) none
KEY SHEET
PHYSICS
1 BCD 2 AC 3 BD 4 AD 5 CD
6 BD 7 2 8 7 9 0 10 8
11 5 12 6 13 3 14 3 15 D
16 D 17 A 18 D
CHEMISTRY
19 BD 20 BCD 21 AB 22 ABC 23 BCD
24 BCD 25 1.2 26 10 27 788 28 9

-4.34 to
29 371 30 31 437.5 32 4 33 A
-4.37
34 D 35 C 36 C
MATHEMATICS
37 BD 38 ABC 39 ABCD 40 AB 41 ABC
42 D 43 0 44 3 45 4 46 0.5
47 8 48 1 49 21 50 4 51 A
52 D 53 D 54 C
1 / 2O2 
O(g ) 245
H2O(g ) 
2H(g )  O(g ) 875
0.125   P1  P2 
y
32.
0.5  (P1  P2 )
20  1 / 3  20  1 / 3 20
33. KP  
20  1 / 3 3
(5  x ) 2
20
34. KP  20 
(35  x )(25  x ) 3
35. 0.1  57.5  0.1  0.7  10
36. q  msT
0.2(57.5  10)  3000  0.95  1 / 3  (T2  T1 )
T2  310
MATHS
37. Product of determinant
38. Compare the co-efficient
40. R1  R1  R 2  R 3
41. Use properties
43.  tan A  tan A.tan B.tan C

44. Conceptual
45. Conceptual
46. Conceptual
47. Conceptual
48. Conceptual
49. Conceptual
50. Conceptual
52. Conceptual
53. Conceptual
54. Conceptual
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SECTION – I
41. Determinant of a adjoint of 3  3 matrix A is 6 more than determinant of the matrix A.
2
 1
The value of  A   is
 2
A) 4 B) 9 C) 6.25 D) 0.25
42.  
Let f  x   ln x  x 2  1 , then value of
 
f  sin 2017   f  sin  f  e 
 6
 2   2017   
determinant f  cos  f  cos  f  tan  is
 3   2   3
 5 
f  e   f  cot  f 0
 6 
A) 0 B) 3 C) e 3
D) 
 2 9 
43. If square matrix A    and A n  B  nC where B and C are two square
1 4
matrices then trace of 2B + C is equal to

(where B & C matrices are independent of n)
A) 1 B) 2 C) 3 D) 4
44. The value of determinant of a matrix P of order 3  3 which when pre-multiplied to
 1 3 5
A   2 3 1 , interchanges first and second rows of A while third remains
 
 3 1 3
unchanged is
A) -1 B) -2 C) 0 D) 1
45. Let M be a 3  3 matrix satisfying M 3  O . Then which of the following statement is
true (where I is unit matrix of order 3, O is null matrix of order 3 and A denotes
determinant value of square matrix A)
1 2
A) M  O B) M MI 0
2
1 2 1 2
C) M MI 0 D) M MI 0
2 2
46. Let A T  B  C
BT  C  A
CT  A  B
( where X T denotes transpose of matrix X & A,B,C, are square matrices) then which
of the following must be true?
A) A3 is a symmetric matrix B) A3 is a skew symmetric matrix
C) A is singular matrix D) A + B is a singular matrix
47. A is a diagonal matrix of order 6 where all its principal diagonal entries are positive
such that det.(A) = 64. Then minimum value of Tr(A) is ( Tr(A) is sum of principal
diagonal entries of A)
A) 10 B) 12 C) 20 D) 69
48. Let M be the set of all possible 2  2 matrices A of integer entries such that AAT  I
1 0
where I    , then. (where det A denotes determinant value of matrix A)
 0 1 
A) Number of matrices in set M is 8
B) Number of matrices in set M is 4
C) Number of matrices in set M such that det.( A - I )  0 is 6
D) Number of matrices in set M such that det.(A - I )  0 is 2
49. If n be the number of value of x for which
x x 2

matrix   x   2 x  x  will be singular,
 
 x 2  x 
then det    n   is (where det (B) denotes determinant of matrix B)
A) -8 B) -6 C) 0 D) 10
4  x2 6 2
50. 6 9x 2
3 ;  x  0  is not divisible by
2 3 1  x2
A) x B) x 3 C) 14  x 2 D) x 5
SECTION - II
(PARAGRAPH TYPE)
1 0 0 
A  1 0 1  then
 
0 1 0 
51. A50 is equal to
1 0 0   1 0 0
A) 1 0 25 B)  25 1 0  C) 25I D) 25  A 2  I 
   
0 25 0   25 0 1 
52. Determinant of A 2010

 I  is equal to
A) 1 B) -1 C) 0 D) 2010
Determinant of a square matrix can be easily found with the help of elementary
transformations.
sin  cos 2  sin 3 

53. The number of solutions for  in  0,  for which sin 3  sin  cos 2   0
cos 2  sin 3  sin 
A) 0 B) 1 C) 2 D) 3
1 1 1
54. The number of solutions for  in  0,2 for which sin  cos  tan   0 is
sin 2  cos 2  tan 2 
A) 7 B) 0 C) 6 D) 4

1 1 3
Let A  1 2 1 and adj M  denotes adjoint of the matrix "M", then
 
1 3 1
55. adj A 1 
1 1 3
1 5 2
2 4  
1 1 3 2 2 6 2 2
2  
 
B) 1 2 1 C)  2 4 2  D) 
1 1
A)  0 1 1  1
    2 2
1 1  1 3 1  2 6 2  1
 1  3 1
2 2   
 2 2 2 
56. adj 2A  
1 5
2 4  
 4 32 20  2  4 0 4   2 16 10 
 
A)  0 8 8  B)  0 1 1  C)  32 8 8 D)  0 4 4 
     
 4 8 4  1 1   20 8 4   2 4 2 
 1 
2 2 
SECTION - III
Consider a matrix A of order 3  3 such that every element a ij   k 
i j
57. where k is any
integer. Then match the column I & II
COLUMN-I COLUMN-II
A) A is singular if P) k  0
B) A is null matrix if Q) k 
C) A is non-null skew symmetric if R) k Z
D) A 2  3A if S) k  1,0,1
A) A  P, B  Q, C  R, D  S B) A  S, B  P, C  Q, D  R
C) A  R, B  P, C  Q, D  S D) A  R, B  Q, C  P, D  S
58. If A,B are square matrices such that AB = B, BA = A then match the following,
(I is identity matrix)
COLUMN-I COLUMN-II
A) A P) Is idempotent
B) B Q) Is involutory
C) A 6  B6 R) Is A 2  B2
D) I S) is A + B
A) A  P, B  P, C  R, D  Q B) A  Q, B  Q, C  S, D  S
C) A  P, B  P, C  R, D  R D) A  Q, B  Q, C  Q, D  P
 1 1
59. If 2P    and Q is matrix such that QT P  PT , then match the column I & II
 1 1
COLUMN-I COLUMN-II
A) P PTQ P) 2P
B) Q Q) 2PT
C) I  QT R) I
D) adj P T P  S) P2
A) A  Q, B  S, C  Q, D  P B) A  S, B  S, C  Q, D  R
C) A  S, B  R, C  R, D  S D) A  Q, B  R, C  Q, D  R
60. If three 3  3 invertible matrices A,B & C are Idempotent, Involutory and Orthogonal
matrices respectively, then match column I to Column - II
COLUMN-I COLUMN-II
 ABC 
1
A) P) B
If  ABC    CBA  then BC =

1 1
B) Q) CB
C) ABA R) I
D) CACT S) CT B
A) A  Q, B  R, C  P, D  S B) A  P, B  Q, C  R, D  S
C) A  S, B  P, C  Q, D  R D) A  S, B  Q, C  P, D  R
Sec: JR.IIT_*CO SC(MODEL-A) WAT-13 Date: 01.08.21
KEY SHEET
PHYSICS
1 B 2 A 3 B 4 C 5 C
6 A 7 B 8 D 9 D 10 C
11 A 12 B 13 C 14 A 15 A
16 A 17 A 18 B 19 C 20 B
CHEMISTRY
21 C 22 C 23 A 24 D 25 B
26 C 27 D 28 C 29 A 30 D
31 B 32 B 33 C 34 B 35 C
36 A 37 C 38 A 39 D 40 B
MATHEMATICS
41 C 42 A 43 D 44 A 45 D
46 B 47 B 48 A 49 C 50 D
51 B 52 C 53 A 54 A 55 D
56 A 57 C 58 A 59 B 60 D
10C 10C

105  11 11  105  100C
C 11
11
 C  11 10 7 M
10 10
 H     C   11 107  106 M
11 11
 pH  6
34.
35.
37. I-Q,R; II-Q,R,S; III-S; IV-Q,R

NH 4 HS s   NH 3 g   H 2 S g 
kC   NH 3  H 2 S 
When volume of container increased (i.e., with decreasing the
pressure) forward reaction favourable. Now when compared with old equilibrium, at
new equilibrium number of modes of NH 3 and H 2 S will increase but molar
concentration of NH 3 and H 2 S increased then kC will increase but kC to be constant.
38. I-P,Q; II-Q; III-Q,S; IV-R.
MATHS
A 6 A
2
41.
A  A 60
2
A  3 A  2
42. Determinant value of every odd order skew symmetric matrix is zero.
1  3n 9n  1 0   3 9 
43. An       n 
 n 1  3n   0 1  1 3
 2 0   3 9    1  9 
So 2B  C     
0 2  1 3   1 5 
 trace = 4
44. To interchange first and second rows of A,
0 1 0
Let the matrix be P  1 0 0 
 
0 0 1 
0 1 0 1 3 5 7  0 1 0  2 3 1 2
So, PA  1 0 0   2 3 1 2   PA  1 0 0   1 3 5 7   A
       
0 0 1  33  3 1 3 2  34  0 0 1  33  3 1 3 2  34
0 1 0
So, P  1 0 0   1
 
0 0 1 
45. Consider  M 2  2M  2I  M 2  2M  2I 
  M 2  2M  2I  M 2  2M  2I   4I
 Neither of determinant value of will be zero.
46. AT  B  C
BT  C  A
CT  A  B
A T  BT  C T  2  A  B  C 
taking transpose
A + B + C = 2  A T  BT  C T   A  B  C  0
 A T  A
BT  B
CT  C
47. Only possibility for max
2 
 2 
 
 2 
 
 2 
 2 
 
 2
a b  a b   a c  1 0 
48. Let A  ,    
 c d   c d   b d  0 1 
a  b  I
2 2
ac  bd  0
c2  d 2  1
a 1 b
det  A  I    ad  a  d  bc  1
c d 1
a b c d Det (A-
I)
1 0 0 1 0
1 0 0 -1 0
-1 0 0 1 0
-1 0 0 -1 4
0 1 1 0 2
0 1 -1 0 2
0 -1 1 0 2
0 -1 -1 0 0
x x 2
49. 2 x  x   0  x  2, 2
 
 x 2  x 
 n  2  n  0
4  x 2 6 2 
 
50.  6 9x 2
3   x  x 3 14  x 2 
 2 3 1  x 2 

51-52
1 0 1 0 0 0  1 0 0 
sol: A 2  1 0 1 1 0 1   1 1 0 
     
0 1 00  1 0  1 0 1 
1 0  1
0 0 0 1 0 0
A 3  1 0  1
1 1 0  2 0 1
    
1 1  1
0 0 1   1 1 0 
0 0 0 0 0 0  1 0 0
A 3  A 2  1 1 1  A  1  1 1 1    2 0 1 
     
0 1 1 0 1 1  1 1 0 
 A3  A 2  A  1
 Det A n  1  Det  A  1 1  A  A 2
 ...  A n 1  
 Det  A  1 Det 1  A  A 2  ......  A n 1 
=O
A3  A 2  A  1 ................ (1)
 A A A A
4 3 2
................ (2)
A5  A 4  A3  A 2  A  1  Usin g 1 
If n is even A n  A n 1  A 2  A ................ (3)
Consider n is even ................ (4)
A  A  A  A  Usin g  3 
n n 1 2
A n 1  A n 2  A  1 Usin g  4  
 A n  A n 2  A 2  1
 A n  A n 2  A 2  1
  A n 4  A 2  1  2  A 2  1
  A n 6  A 2  1  2  A 2  1
n2 2
  A2    A  1
2
n n 2
An    A2   1
2  2 
A 50  25A 2  241
1 0 0  1 0 0 
 25 1 1 0   24 0 1 0 
   
1 0 1  0 0 1 
53. sin   cos 2   sin 3 
or sin   cos 2   sin 3   0
 sin 3   sin 2   sin   1
 sin   sin 2   sin   1  1
L.H.S is  0 & R.H.S = - 1
 no solution
54.  sin   cos   sin   tan   cos   tan    0
  
2solutions 3solutions 2solutions
 cos   tan   sin   cos 2 

 sin 2   sin   1  0
1 5
 sin   
2
55&56: A 2
A
adj A 1  &adj 2A   4adjA
A
58. A  A. BA    AB  A  BA  A similarly B2  B.
2
59. sol: QT P  PT
PTQ  P
PP T Q  P 2
Q  P2
 0 1  0 1
Q   Q T
 1 0 
 1 0   
 0    0  2 
  
  0   2 0 
Now  2  I  Q T  .adj P 
 adj. I  Q T  .adj P 
 adj.   
2PT .adj 2P 
 2adj. P T P   2I
60. SOL: A 2  A;B2  I and CCT  I  CT C

 A  I  A 1  A T ;B  B1 and CT  C1
A)  ABC   C 1B1  CT BA T   ABT C 
1 T
B) adj 2AB1C 
 64 adjC adjB adjA   64
C) C1B1A 1  A 1B1C1
 CT B  BCT  BC  CB
D) adj 3A 1BC 1   9adj A T B1CT 
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MATHEMATICS Max.Marks:62
SECTION – I
37. The system of equations x  y cos   z cos 2  0 ,  x cos   y  z cos  0 ,
x cos 2  y cos   z  0 has non trivial solutions, then number of values of    0, 2  is
A) 1 B) 2 C) 4 D) > 4
38. If system of linear equations  a  1 x  z  , x   b  1 y   and y   c  1 z  
where a, b, c  I does not have a unique solution, then maximum possible value of
a  b  c is
A) 0 B) 1 C) 3 D) 4
 cos  sin  0
39. If A  ,      sin  cos  0  then which of the following is INCORRECT?
 0 0 e  
A)  A  ,     A   ,   B)  A  ,     A   ,   
T 1
C) adj  A  ,     e  A   ,    D)  A  ,     A  ,   
T
If ‘M’ is a square matrix of order 2, then tr  M 2    tr  M   is equal to (where tr  M  

2
40.
trace of the matrix M & det  M   determinant of the matrix M)
det  M 
A) B) 2 det  M  C) 3det  M  D) 4 det  M 
2
SECTION – II
(MULTIPLE CORRECT CHOICE TYPE)
answer, out of which ONE OR MORE is/ are correct.
41. a,  ,   R and ax  2 y   , 3x  2 y   then which of the following statements is/are
true.
A) If a  3 , then the system has unique solution for all values of ,  .
B) If     0 , then system has infinite solutions for a  3
C) If     0 , then system has no solutions for a  3
D) None
42. Which of the following statement(s) is/are not true.
A) Let ‘A’ be a 3x3 diagonal matrix which commute with every 3x3 matrix. If A  8 ,
then trace of ‘A’ is 8
B) If ‘A’ is a skew symmetric matrix and B   I  A  I  A then BBT  I

1
C) If ‘A’ is a symmetric matrix such that A5  0 and B  I  A  A2  A3  A4 then

B  I  A  I
D) If ‘A’ is 3x3 square matrix and AT A  I and A  1 then A  I  1
x y z x y y  2z zx y zy  x 2 zx  y 2 xy  z 2
43. Let   y z x , 1  y  z z  2 x x  y  z ,  2  zx  y 2 xy  z 2 zy  x 2 ,
z x y zx x  2y yzx xy  z 2 yz  x 2 zx  y 2
x y z x  2y y  2z z  2x
3   y z  x , 4  y  2z z  2x x  2y
z x y z  2x x  2y y  2z
A) If   8, then 1  8 B) If   2, then  2  4
C) If   6, then  3  6 D) If   1, then  4  9
44. Which of the following is(are) correct ?
A) If A and B are two square matrices of order 3 and A is a non-singular matrix such
that AB = O, then B must be a null matrix.
B) If A,B,C are three square matrices of order 2 and det.(A) = 2, det.(B) =3,
det.(C) = 4, then the value of det. (3ABC) is 216.
, then det. adjA 1  is 8.

1
C) If A is a square matrix of order 3 and det.(A) =
2
D) Every skew symmetric matrix is singular.
45. A is a matrix of order 3x3 and aij is its elements of i th row and j th column. If
aij  a jk  aki  0 holds for all 1  i, j, k  3 then
A) A is non-singular matrix B) A is a singular matrix
C) 
1i , j 3
aij is equal to zero D) A is a symmetric matrix
46. The set of equations x  y  3z  2, 2 x  y  z  4, x  2 y   z  3 has
A) Unique solution only for   0 B) Unique solution for   8
C) Infinite number of solutions for   8 D) No solution for   8
47.  
If ‘A’ is a square matrix such that A2  I , then det  A  I 3   A  I 3  7 A can be (where
det  A  denotes determinant of square matrix A)
A) 0 B) 1 C) 1 D) 2
48. If A and B are square matrices of order ‘3’ such that A adj  2 B   16 I 3 and det  B   2
then which of the following is/are true (where adj  x  denotes adjoint of matrix x, x 1
denotes inverse of matrix  x  and det  x  denotes determinant value of matrix  x  )
A)  A1  adjB    4 A2 B)  A1  adjB    B 2

1 1
C) B  adj A   8 I 3 D) B  adj A   4 I 3
SECTION – III
(NUMERICAL VALUE ANSWER TYPE )
This section contains 6 questions. The answer to each question is a Numerical values comprising of positive
or negative decimal numbers (place value ranging from Thousands Place to Hundredths place).
Eg: 1234.56, 123.45, -123.45, -1234.56, -0.12, 0.12 etc.
Marking scheme : +3 for correct answer, 0 in all other cases.
49. Let a, b, c be non-zero real numbers. If the system of equations y  z  a  2 x ,
c
x  z  b  2 y, x  y  c  2 z is consistent and b  4a  , then the absolute value of sum of
4
roots of the equation ax 2  bx  c  0 , is equal to
50. If a, b, c, d  0; x  R and  a 2  b2  c 2  x 2  2  ab  bc  cd  x  b2  c 2  d 2  0 , then
33 14 ln a
65 27 ln b is equal to
97 40 ln c
1 0 0 1
. If matrix A    B n  C n  , then the
100
51. Consider two matrices B    and C   
0 1  1 0  n 1
absolute value of determinant of matrix ‘A’ is
 1 3  1  3 1 
n
1 2 1 3
52. If ‘M’ is the matrix   then       M n 1  ...   .
13   1 
M M M ...
 1 1  3 9  3 

Then .

53. Let A be a square matrix of order 3 whose elements are real number and
16 0 3
 
adj  adj  adj A     0 4 0  then find absolute value of tr  A1 .(tr(A)= trace of the
 0 3 4 
matrix 'M' )
2
3

40
2r  1 1
54. If Dr  , if Dr  k , then    ___ ([.] denotes G.I.F)
0
1 r 1
k 
2r  1
KEY SHEET
PHYSICS
1 B 2 C 3 D 4 D 5 ACD
6 BCD 7 AD 8 BC 9 ABC 10 ABD
11 ABCD 12 C 13 0.33 14 5 15 500
16 37 17 4 18 9
CHEMISTRY
19 B 20 A 21 B 22 B 23 ABCD
24 BC 25 ACD 26 AC 27 AB 28 ACD
29 ABC 30 ABC 31 5 32 1 33 12
34 3 35 5.60 36 4
MATHEMATICS
37 D 38 D 39 D 40 B 41 ABC
42 AD 43 ABCD 44 AB 45 BC 46 BD
47 BC 48 BC 49 3 49 0 51 0
52 3 53 3 54 1
MATHS
37. Conceptual
38. Conceptual
39. Conceptual
40. Conceptual
41. Conceptual
42. A is commute with every 3x3 matrix.
 d1  d 2  d 3 .
43. Using adj , properties of det.
44. Conceptual
45. Conceptual
46. Conceptual
47. Expanding, using A2  I .
48. A  adj B   4 I
A B 1  2 I
 A  2B
x  z  b  2 y
49.  adding a  b  c  0
x  y  c  2z 
Given 16a 4b  c  0
x  4.
So, ax 2  bx  c  0
Sum of roots = 3  Absolute value of sum of roots  3  3 .
 ax  b    bx  c    cx  d  0
2 2 2
50.
ax  b  bx  c  cx  d  0
b c d
x  
a b c
 a, b, c, d are in G.P.
Let a, b  ar , c  ar 2
33 14 ln a 33 14 ln a 33 14 ln a
65 27 ln b  65 27 ln ar  65 27 ln a  ln r
97 40 ln c 97 40 ln ar 2 97 40 ln a  2 ln r
Applying R3  R3 R2 after that R2  R2  R1
33 14 ln a
 32 13 ln r , R2  R3
32 13 ln r
1 0 
51. B  ; B  1; B 2  1 , hence B 3  B, B 4  B 2  1
0 1
100
1 0  1 0  100 0 
 B n  50 B  50 I  50    50   
n 1 0 1  0 1  0 0
0 1 
C ; C 1.
1 0 
52. Conceptual
53. Conceptual
54. Conceptual
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Circular Motion
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SECTION – I
37. If 1 is the area of the triangle with vertices  0, 0  ,  a tan , b cot    a sin , b cos   ;  2 is
the area of the triangle formed by the vertices  a, b  ,  a sec 2 , b cos ec 2  
 a  a sin 2
, b  b cos 2   and  3 is the area of the triangle with vertices  0, 0  ,
 a tan , b cot   a sin , b cos   if 1 ,  2 ,  3 are in G.P then no. of values of  is____
A) 0 B) 2 C) infinite D) 3
38. Let the vertices of a triangle are A  3  2sin  , 4  2 cos   , B  3  2 cos  , 4  2sin   and
C  3  2sin  , 4  2cos   ,then the distance between the centroid and the circumcenter of
ABC is
2 3 1 1
A) units B) units C) units D) units
3 2 2 3
 1  1
39. If A   ,  , B   ,  and C   ,  are the vertices of a triangle ABC where  ,  are roots
1
     
of x 2  6 P1 x  2  0 ,  ,  are the roots of x 2  6 P2 x  3  0 and  ,  are the roots of

x 2  6 P3 x  6  0 then the possible coordinates of centroid of the triangle ABC (where
P1 , P2 , P3  0 ) is
D)  2, 
11
A) 1,1 B)  2,3 C)  3, 2 
 18 
40. Let Ai 1 , Bi 1 , Ci 1 be the points which divide respectively the sides Bi Ci , Ci Ai , Ai Bi of

triangle Ai Bi Ci internally in the ratio 2 : 3 for all i  1, 2,3... if
A1   3, 4  , B1   0, 2  , C1   6, 3 then the centroid of the triangle A8 B8C8 is
B)  7 ,1 C)  ,1 D)  7 , 7 
3 1 1 1
A)  3,1

2  3  3 2 
41. A triangle ABC with vertices A  1, 0  , B  2, 3  & C  3,  7  has its orthocenter at H.
4   6  
Then the orthocenter of triangle BCH will be:

A)  3,  2 B) 1, 3 C)  1, 2 D) None of these
SECTION – II
cases
42. A straight line segment AB of length ‘ l ’ moves with its ends on the coordinate axes,
Then which of the following option(s) is/are true? (O is origin)
l2
A) The locus of centroid of triangle OAB is x 2  y 2 
9
l2
B) The locus of circumcenter of triangle OAB is x 2  y 2 
4
C) The locus of orthocenter of triangle OAB is x 2  y 2  0
l2
D) The locus of centroid of triangle OAB is x  y  2 2
43. The point P divides the line segment joining A  5,1 and B  3,5 in the ratio  :1 . The
co-ordinates of Q and R are 1,5  and  7, 2  respectively. The area of PQR is 2 sq.
units. Then   ....
19 31
A) B) C) 23 D) 19
5 9
44. Value(s) of   0, 2  such that Area of triangle formed by A  cos  ,sin   ,
B  cos  ,  sin   , C   cos  ,  sin   is always equal to 1, is/are
  3
A) B) C) D) 
4 2 4
45. Consider ABC , where A  cos  ,sin   , B  cos  ,sin   , C  cos(   ),sin      . Then
which of the following statement(s) is/are correct?
   
A) Area of ABC  2sin   sin   sin  

2 2  2 
B) Circumcenter of ABC is origin
C) Orthocenter of ABC is  cos   cos   cos     ,sin   sin   sin     
    
D) Area of ABC  2 cos   cos   sin  
2 2  2 
46. Let the equation of the curve x 2  xy  y 2  11 be transformed to ax 2  by 2  3x  cy  dxy  e

upon shifting the origin to 1, 1 , then choose the Incorrect option(s) from below?
A) a 2  b 2  c 2  3
B) abc  1
C) d 2  e 2 is prime number
D) e 2  d 2  c is a perfect square of an odd natural number
47. Let  be the angle though with coordinate axes have to be rotated, in anticlockwise
direction, in order to remove xy term in the equation x 2  2 y 2  2 xy  x  y , then choose
the correct options(s) from below?
5 1 5 1  5 1  5 1
A) tan   B) sin   C) cot   D) cos  
2 2 2 2
 1   1  1 
48. If P  , p  , Q  , q  , R  , r  where xk  0 , denote the kth term of a H.P. for k  N then
 x p   xq   xr 
p2q2r 2
A) area  PQR    p  q  q  r   r  p
2 2 2
2
B) PQR is a right angle triangle
C) Points P,Q,R are collinear
D) None
49. Let O(0,0), P(3,4), Q(6,0) be the vertices of a triangle OPQ. The point R is such that
the triangles OPR,PQR,OQR are of equal area. Then which of the following is/are
incorrect?
A) If R lies inside the triangle, then the co-ordinates of R are  3, 

4
 3
B) The number of points R in the plane is 4
52
C) The sum of x and y co-ordinates of all such points R in the plane is
3
D) The sum of x and y co-ordinates of all such points R in the plane is 13
SECTION – III
50. In a triangle ABC , OH  2 HG , where O, H , G are circumcentre, Orthocentre ,Centroid

respectively, then the value of cos 2 A  sin 2 B  tan 2 C in that triangle is______
51. Let the perpendicular distances of the Incentre of a triangle ABC onto sides
AB,BC,CA be x,y,l respectively. Then distance of the point  3x  1, y  1 from origin
is______
52. Let P  x, y  be a variable point such that PA  PB  12 , with fixed points A 1, 0  , B  1, 0 
x2 y 2
then locus of P is given by   1 ,where the value of a  b is_____
a b
53. If area of triangle formed by the points  2 ,   ,    , 2    &  2 , 2  is 8 sq. units
then area of triangle whose vertices are    ,     ,  3   ,   3  &  3   ,3    is

A then the sum of the digits in A is equal to-------
If P  0, k  , Q 1  k , k  , R  k , l  forms equilateral triangle, then the value of  3l  1   3k 

2 2
54.
is____
KEY SHEET
PHYSICS
1 A 2 B 3 D 4 A 5 D
6 AC 7 ACD 8 ABC 9 AD 10 BCD
11 BD 12 ABC 13 AC 14 2 15 2
16 5 17 9 18 3
CHEMISTRY
19 B 20 C 21 D 22 A 23 A
24 CD 25 ABC 26 BC 27 AC 28 AB
29 AC 30 BCD 31 BC 32 2 33 3
34 4 35 3 36 2
MATHEMATICS
37 C 38 A 39 D 40 A 41 D
42 ABC 43 AC 44 AC 45 ABC 46 BD
47 AC 48 C 49 D 50 4 51 2
52 1 53 5 54 4
A x B y  xA   yB
1 0 0
(1   ) x y
 i = 1 – + x + y
 i = 3 and  = 1 (Given that  = 1)
 No. of ions given (x + y) = 3
34. Sol 4
PH' 2 O WH 2 O M C6 H5 NO2
'
 
P C6 H 5 NO 2 m H2O WC6 H5 NO2
PH' 2 O  733mm Hg , PC' 6 H5 NO2  27mm Hg m H2O = 18,
mC6 H5 NO2 = 123
WH 2 O 733 18
=   3.972  4
WC6 H5 NO2 27 123
35. Sol.3
At equilibrium relative lowering of vapour pressure of both the solution is same.
0.01 0.02
Then   M X  30amu, n  3
Mx 60
36. Sol.2

MX 2  M 2   2X
2
i = 1 + 2 (  = 0.5)
i=2
MATHS
1
38. 1  ab sin   cos 
2
1
 2  ab sin   cos  sin   cos 
2
1
3  ab sin   cos 
2
1 ,  2 ,  3 are in GP
 22  1 3
1  sin 2   cos 2   cos 2  1
2  2n or   n
For this values of  vertices are not defined
39.     6P1   2
    6P2   3    2,   1,   3
    6P3   6
 1 1 1
          11
 Centred =  ,   2,
 3 3  18
 
 
40. Centroid remains same for all triangles
41. The orthocenter of triangle BCH will be A.
42.
 3  5 5  1 
43. P ,  ; Q  1,5  , R   7, 2 
  1  1 
3  5 5  1
1
 1  1
PQR  2  1 5 14
7 2 1
19
Solving, we get   , 23
5
44. Clearly   sin   1
 3 5 7
  , , ,
4 4 4 4
     
45.   2sin sin sin  
2 2  2 
Also we can observe that OA  OB  OC  1 where O is origin so it will be the circumcentre Using
o+g+s 2:1 ratio, we can get orthocenter
46. we will get transformed –equation as x 2  y 2  3 x  y  xy  10 by putting
x  X  1, y  Y  1 now compare and verify options.
2h
47. tan 2  , we get tan 2  2
a b
1  5
 tan  
2
48.
49.
50. OH  2 HG  GO  GH
 H  G  O so ABC must be an equilateral triangle.
51. Clearly perpendicular distances to all sides of triangle from incentre must be equal So x  y  1
 x  1  y2   x  1  y 2  12
2 2
52.
x2 y 2
Upon simplification we get  1
36 35
53. Area of ABC  4  PQR 
 48
 32
54.
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SECTION – I
41. In a triangle ABC, AB is parallel to y – axis, BC is parallel to x – axis, centroid is at
(2, 1). If median through C is x – y = 1, then the slope of median through A is ……..
42. If the orthocentre of the triangle formed by 2 x  3 y  1  0, x  2 y  1  0, ax  by  1  0
ba
is at the origin then 
4
43. The area of the rhombus ABCD is 24. The equation of the diagonal BD is 4x+3y+2=0
and A  (3, 2) . The length of the side of the rhombus is
44. The lines y  0, y  x, y  x tan  , x  0 meets x  y  5 2 at A,B,C,D respectively,

where AB,BC,CD are in A.P. Then tan 
45. The point  x, y  lies on the line 2 x  3 y  6. The smallest value of the quantity
x 2  y 2 is m . Then the value of 13m is _______________
46. The points (1, 3) and (5, 1) are two vertices of a rectangle. The other two vertices lie
on the line y =2x + c. Then |c| = ____
47. If the straight lines 7x  2y  10  0, 7x  2y  10  0 and y  2  0 form an isosceles
triangle. of area is 2k then k =
48. Let P be the point (3, 2). Let ‘Q’ be the reflection of ‘P’ about the x-axis. Let ‘R’ be
the reflection of ‘Q’ about the line y = –x and let ‘S’ be the reflection of ‘R’ through
the origin. PQRS is a convex quadrilateral. If the area of PQRS is 5k then k=
SECTION – II
49. The triangle formed by the lines x  y  0, 3x  y  4  0 and x  3y  4  0 is
A) Isosceles B) scalene C) aute angled D) obtuse angled
50. Equations  b  c  x   c  a  y   a  b   0 and  b3  c3  x   c3  a 3  y   a 3  b3   0
will represent the same line if
A) b  c  a B) c  a  b C) a  b  c D) a  b  c  0 & a  0
51. The equation of the line passing through (2,3) and making an intercept of 2 units
between the lines y  2 x  5 and y  2 x  3 can be
A) 5 x  4 y  2  0 B) 3 x  4 y  18 C) x = 2 D) y = 3
52. Under rotation of axes through  , x cos   y sin   P changes to

X cos   Y sin   P then
A) cos   cos(   ) B) cos   cos(    )
C) sin   sin(   ) D) sin   sin(    )
53. The angle through which the co-ordinate axes be rotated so that xy-term in the
equation 5 x 2  4 3 xy  9 y 2  0 may be missing is
   
A) B) C) D)
6 6 4 3
54. The lines x  2 y  3  0, x  2 y  7  0, and 2 x  y  4  0 are the sides of a square. The

equation of the remaining side of the square can be
A) 2 x  y  6  0 B) 2 x  y  8  0
C) 2 x  y  10  0 D) 2 x  y  14  0
55. If the points (2,1),(3,4),(a 2 , a ) lie on the same side of the straight line
6 x  7 y  3  0 then subset of the set of all possible values of "a" obtained is/are____
6 
A) (0,1) B)  ,  C) (2, 4) D) ( 1,1)
5 5
56. The equations of the sides AB, BC, CA of a triangle ABC are 2x  y  0 , x  py  q
and x  y  3 respectively and if the centroid is (2, 3) then
A) p  q  74
B) equation of BC is x  15y  59
C) equation of median through A is 5x  y  7  0
D) equation of attitude through A is 11x  y  13  0
57. Two lines x  y  6  0 and x  y  4  0 divide the xy plane into four quadrants.
If (0,0) lies the first quadrant, then
A) (1,1)  I B) (1,1)  II C) (3, 3)  IV D) (3, 3)  III
58. Two straight lines u = 0 and v = 0 pass through the origin and angle between them is
tan-1 (7/9). If the ratio of the slope of v = 0 and u = 0 is 9/2 then their equations are
A) y + 3x = 0 and 3y + 2x = 0 B) 2y + 3x =0 and 3y + x = 0
C) 2y = 3x and 3y = x D) y =3x and 3y = 2x
SECTION - III
1
59. If y  mi x   i  1,2,3 represent three straight lines whose slopes are the
mi
roots of the equation 2m3 – 3m2 – 3m + 2 = 0, then
Column I Column II
Algebraic sum of the intercepts made by the 4 2 9 5
A) P)
lines on x-axis 4
Algebraic sum of the intercepts made by the 3
B) Q)
lines on y-axis 2
 21
C) Sum of the distances of the lines from the origin R)
4
Sum of the lengths of the lines intercepted 5 2 9 5
D) S)
between the coordinate axes 10
60. In a triangle formed by the line x  0, y  0 and 2x  3y  K .
Column - I Column - II
A) Centroid is at  3, 2  P) If K  12
B) Orthocentre is at the origin Q) If K  48
C) Circumcentre is at  3, 2  R) If K  18
D) Area is 192 sq.units S) If K  48
KEY SHEET
PHYSICS
1 4 2 4 3 1 4 5 5 4
6 4 7 6 8 4 9 BC 10 ABC
11 D 12 ABC 13 ABD 14 BCD 15 AC

A-R; A-P;
B-Q; B-P;
16 ACD 17 BC 18 BD 19 20
C-S; C-Q;
D-P D-S
CHEMISTRY
21 3 22 4 23 9 24 3 25 3
26 1 27 6 28 4 29 AD 30 AC
31 BCD 32 ACD 33 BCD 34 D 35 ABCD

A-P; A-S;
B-Q; B-Q;
36 BCD 37 ABCD 38 CD 39 40
C-S; C-P;
D-R D-R
MATHEMATICS
41 4 42 4 43 5 44 5 45 6
46 4 47 7 48 3 49 AD 50 ABCD
51 BC 52 AC 53 BD 54 AD 55 AB
A-R, A–R;
B-Q, B-PQRS;
56 ACD 57 AC 58 ABCD 59 60
C- S, C-P;
D-P D-QS
at 327C  35   2  103  600  38

5
2
Total 22 + 38 = 60 k.cal.mol
d)  E.A M 2   I.E M   35   2  103  300  36.5 K.cal / mol
5
2
38. Conceptual
39. Conceptual
40. Conceptual
MATHS
41. Let B ( a, b) , C (c, b) , A (a, d)
ac 
Then D, (mid point of BC) is  ,b
 2 
 bd 
E, (mid point of AB) is  a, 
 2 
bd
b
Given slope of CE = 1  2  1  b  d   2
ca ca
Slope of AD =
bd
2
 b  d 4
ac ca
a
2
42. Solving 2 x  3 y  1, x  2 y  1, A  (1,1)
Orthocentre =(0,0)  slope if altitude AD =-1
Equation of BC is x – y = k
Solving x  y  k , x  2 y  1
 1  2k 1  k 
B , 
 3 3 
1 k
Slope of OB  , slope of AC = -2/3
1  2k
1 k 3 1
  k
1  2k 2 8
1
equ of BC is x  y   0
8
 8 x  8 y  1  0
 a  8, b  8
43. Let AC,BD intersect at P
12  6  2
AP  4
16  9
24
Area if ABD  AP  BP   12
2
BP=3
AB  AP 2  BP 2  5
44. Since AC, CD and DB are in A.P. and let their lengths be taken as a – d, a and a + d respectively.
 a – d + a + a + d = AB = 10
10
 a
3
In OAC
OA2 = OC2 + AC2
50 = OC2 + OC2
 OC = 5
x=0
y = x tan
B (0, 52)
y=x
D
C
A
y=0
O (52, 0)
In OCD
tan   45 
CD
OC
tan   1 2
  = tan–15
tan   1 3
45. Let x  r cos  ; y  r sin  . Then
2r cos   3r sin   6
6
Or r 
2 cos   3sin 
And r  x 2  y 2
For r to be minimum, 2cos   3sin  must be maximum, i.e 13. Therefore,
6
rmin 
13
46. Let ABCD be a rectangle and co-ordinates of its opp. vertices A and C are (1, 3) and (5, 1) resp.
Given that other two vertices B and D lie on y = 2x + c
 Eq. of diagonal BD is 2x–y + c = 0
 Mid point of AC will lie on BD
1 5 3 1
M ,   (3, 2)
 2 2 
As (3, 2) lies on 2x – y + c = 0
 2  3  2  c  0  c  4
47. Y =-2
7x-2y =-10
7x-2y =10
 A(2  2), B(0,5), C(2, 2)
1
Ar( ABC)  ·4.7  14  2k
2
K7
48. P(3, 2) Q(3, 2)
R(2, 2) S(2,3)
11 5
Area of PQRS  15
2 5 5
15 = 5K
K=3
49. mt 3  tl  tx  ky  0 (1)
a, b, c are roots of (1)
a+b+c=0
ans : 0
50. We have OAn  n·OAn 1  n(n  1)·OAn 2  ............  n!OA1  n!
OAn  n!  2  2520 2  n!  5040  n  7
50. The two lines will be identical if there exists some real number k, such that
b3  c3  k  b  c  ,c3  a 3  k  c  a 
and a 3  b3  k  a  b 
 b–c=0
or b2  c2  bc  k,
ca 0
or c 2  a 2  ca  k
and ab0
or a 2  b 2  ab  k
that is, b = c or c = a or a = b
next b 2  c 2  bc  c 2  a 2  ca
 b2  a 2  c  a  b 
Hence, a = b
or a+b+c=0
1
51. tan  
2
Slope of required line =m

Slope of given lines =-2
m2 1 5
 m or 
1  2m 2 4
The lines are 5x + 4y – 22 = 0, x -2 =0
52. x cos   y sin   P
Axis rotated through angle ‘  ’
Transformed equation
cos  ( x cos   y sin  )  sin  ( x sin   y cos  )  P
x cos(   )  y sin  (   )  P  x cos   y sin   P
cos   cos(   ), sin   sin(   )
1  2h  1 
1 4 3

53.  tan 1    tan 
1
  tan ( 3)
2  a  b  2  4 
1   1  
     ,   
2 3  2 3 
 
  ,
3 6
54. Distance between x  2 y  3  0 and x  2 y  7  0 is 10 5. Let the remaining side parallel to

2 x  y  4  0 be 2 x  y    0. we have
  4 10
 or   6, 14
5 5
Thus, the remaining side is 2 x  y  6  0 or 2 x  y  14  0.
 1 3
55. 6a 2  7 a  3  0  a    , 
 3 2
A  (l, –2) B1, 2 
56. B  (k, –2k)
C  (l,l  3)
k  l 1 –2  2k  l  3 A C
 2\ 3 D  5 , 11 
2 2 
3 3
 k  –3, p  8
 B(–3,6),C(8,5)
BC equation: x + 11y = 63
 p  q  74
Radius through A is 5x – y – 7 = 0
Attitude through s is 11x – y – 13 = 0
57. L1 (0,0)  0  0  6  6  0
L2 (0,0)  0  0  4  4  0
L2 (1,1)  1  1  4  6  0
L1 (3, 3)  3  3 – 6  6  0
L2 (3, 3)  3  3  4  2  0
 (1,1)  1st
 (3, 3)  4th
9m
58. Let the slope of u = 0 be m. then slope of v = 0 is
2
9m
m
7 2 7m
Therefore,  
9 1  m  9m 2  9m 2
2
 9m  9m  2  0 or 9m 2  9m  2  0
2
9  81  72 9  3 2 1
m   ,
18 18 3 3
9  3 2 1
Or m    ,
18 3 3
There force, equation of lines are
i. 3y = x and 2y = 3x ii. 3y = 2x and y = 3x
iii. x+ 3y = 0 and 3x+ 2y = 0 iv. 2x+ 3y = 0 and 3x + y = 0
59. A-R, B-Q, C- S, D-P
Solving the equation 2m3 – 3m2 – 3m + 2 = 0 we get, 2(m3 + 1) – 3m(m + 1) = 0
 (m + 1)(2m2 – 5m + 2) = 0
 (m + 1)(2m – 1)(m – 2) = 0  m = 1, 1/2 or 2.
Equation of the given lines can be written as m i2 x  m i y  1 .
(A) Algebraic sum of the intercepts made by the lines on x-axis
1  1  21
  2   1   4   
mi  4  4
(B) Algebraic sum of the intercepts made by the lines on y-axis
1 1 3
=   1  2  
mi 2 2
(C) Let pi denote the perpendicular distance of the line from the origin
1/ mi 1 2 1/ 2
then pi   p i 
11

1  1/ 4 

1 4
1 m 2
i
1
=
2

4

1
5 2 5 10

1

5 2 9 5 
(D) li = length of the line intercepted between the coordinates are
2 2
 1   1 
  2   
 mi   mi 
l i  1  1  16  4 
1 1
 =
16 4
22 5
4
5
 
 4 2 9 5 /4
K K
60.  a;  b
2 3
K K
A)  3;  2  K  18
6 9
B) Always true
K K
C)  3;  2  K  12
4 6
1 K2
 192  K 2   48   K  48
2
D)
2 6
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formation of ionic bonds; calculation of lattice enthalpy, Fajan's rules,
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rules, Periodic trends in properties of elements atomic size ionic size
ionization enthalpy, electron gain enthalpy, Periodic trends in
properties of elements electronegativity, Acidic, basic neutral oxide,
valence oxidation states
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Angle Bisectors, Family of lines, Concurrency of three or more lines,
System of linear equations in two variable
PREVIOUS WEEK (20%): Equation of Straight Line: General form, Slope
Form, Intercept Form, Normal form, Two Point Form, Parametric Form, Angle
between two lines, Intersection of two lines, Position of Two Points w.r.t a
line, Length of perpendicular distance of a point from a line, Distance
between parallel lines, Reflection of a point w.r.t a line
MATHEMATICS Max.Marks: 62
SECTION-I
(Single Correct Answer Type)
This section contains 6 multiple choice questions. Each question has 4 options (A), (B), (C) and (D) out of which
ONLY ONE option can be correct.
37. The reflection of the curve xy  1 in the line y  2 x is the curve 12 x 2  r xy  s y 2  t  0
then the value of ' r ' is
A) – 7 B) 25 C) – 175 D) 90
38. The values of k for which lines kx  2 y  2  0, 2 x  ky  3  0, 3x  3 y  k  0 are
concurrent
A) 2,3,5 B) 2,3, 5 C) 3, 5 D) 5
39. A straight line passes through the point of intersection of lines x  2y  2  0 and
2x  by  6  0 and the origin then the complete set of values of b for which the acute
angle between this line and y = 0 is less than 45o

A)  , 4    7,   B)  ,5    7,  
C)  , 4    5, 7    7,   D)  , 4    4,5   7,  
40. If a  d  c  b and ad = bc, where a, b, c d  R  then the family of lines
a2x  b2y  c2   d2x  0 passes through a fixed point M  x0 , y0  . Find the value of
 x01  y01  .
A) 1 B) 2 C) 0 D) 4
41. All points inside the triangle formed by A(1, 3), B(5, 6), C(1, 2) will satisfy
A) 2x + 2y  0 B) 2x + y + 1  0
C) 2x + 3y – 12  0 D) 2x + 11  0
42. A triangle has two of its sides along the lines y  m1 x and y  m2 x where m1 , m2 are the
roots of the equation 3x 2  10 x  1  0 . It is given that H(6,2) is the orthocenter of the
triangle . If the equation of the third side is ax  by  1  0 , then the value of a+b is __
A) 1 B) 2 C) 3 D) 4
SECTION-II
(Multiple Correct Answer Type)
Marking scheme: +4 for all correct options & +1 partial marks, 0 if not attempted and -2 in all wrong cases.
43. Three families of lines are as follows
 i  2019  2 x  3 y  1  k1  2 x  4 y  4   0
 ii   3  6 tan   x   4  4 tan   y  4  tan  0
 iii  2020  x  y     k3  2 x  y  1  0 ,
p
Then the value of  so that 3 families have a common member is ,where p and q are
q
positive integers and co primes to each other, then the value of 4 q  3 p is lessthan are
equal to
A) 10 B) 9 C) 7 D) 8
44. External angle bisectors of angle B and angle C of a triangle ABC are y  x and
y  2 x respectively. If the vertex A is(1,3),then the correct statement(s) is/are…
A) Co-ordinates of vertex B of triangle ABC is 1,1
B) co-ordinates of Centroid of triangle ABC is  , 

1 5
2 3  
C) co-ordinates of Incentre of triangle ABC is  , 

1 3
2 2  
D)Triangle ABC is isosceles triangle
45. The triangle ABC, right angled at C, has medians AD, BE and CF. AD lies along the
line y  x  3 , BE lies along the line y  2 x  4 . If the length of the hypotenuse is 60,
then the area of the triangle ABC (in sq.units) is greaterthan are equal
A) 400 B) 200 C) 100 D) 800
46.  
The lines x + y – 1 = 0, (m – 1) x + m 2  7 y  5  0 and (m – 2)x + (2m – 5)y = 0 are
A) concurrent for three values of m B) concurrent for no value of m
C) parallel for one value of m D) parallel for two values of m
47. If D(3,4), E(5,7),F(1,5) divides the sides BC,CA,AB respectively in the same ratio 3:1
then
A) area of triangle ABC is 17/4 sq.units
B) Centroid of triangle ABC is  3, 

16
 3
C) Triangle DEF is isosceles
D) area of triangle DEF is 4 sq.units
48. A and B are the points (2, 0) and (0, 2) respectively. The coordinates of the point P on
the line 2x + 3y + 1 = 0 is/are
A) (7, -5) if |PA – PB| is maximum
B)   ,  if |PA – PB| is maximum

1 1
 5 5
C) (7, -5) if |PA – PB| is minimum
D)   ,   if PA  PB is minimum
1 1
 5 5
x 3 y 5 x 3 y 5
49. Equations of bisectors of angles between intersecting lines  ,  are
cos  sin  cos  sin 
x 3 y 5 x3 y 5
 and  then which of the following can be true if   0 ?
cos  sin   
  
A)   B) 2   2  1 C) Tan   D) Tan  
2  
50. If 6a 2  3b 2  c 2  7 ab  ac  4bc  0 then the family of lines ax  by  c  0, a  b  0 can be

concurrent at
A)  2, 3 B)  3, 1 C)  2,3 D)  3,1
SECTION-III
(Paragraph Type)
This section contains 2 groups of question. Each group has 2 multiple choice questions based on a paragraph.
Each question has 4 choice (A), (B),(C) AND (D) for its answer, out of which ONLY ONE is correct.
The vertex A of triangle ABC is  3, 1 . The equations of median BE and angular
bisector CF are 6 x  10 y  59  0 and x  4 y  10  0 respectively. Then
51. Slope of the side BC must be
1 2 1 2
A) B)  C) D)
9 9 7 7
52. The equation of AB must be
A) x  y  2 B) x  4 y  0 C) 18 x  13 y  41 D) 23 x  y  70
Paragraph For Questions 53 and 54:

Given two straight lines AB and AC whose equations are 3x + 4y = 5 and 4x – 3y = 15
respectively. Then the possible equation of line BC through (1, 2) such that ABC is
isosceles, is L1 : x  py  q  0 and L2 : rx  y  s  0 , then :
53. The value of p + q + r + s is equal to
A) 1 B) 2 C) 3 D) 4
54. If p, q, r, s are the roots of equation, D1  D 2  0 where
x a b cx 2 2a b
D1  1 0 x and D2  x 2 1 , then the value of a + 4b + c is equal to
x 2 1 1 0 x
A) 0 B) 1 C) 2 D) 4
KEY SHEET
PHYSICS
1 C 2 B 3 A 4 C 5 B
6 C 7 D 8 BC 9 C 10 AB
11 CD 12 ABC 13 AC 14 ABD 15 B
16 B 17 B 18 A
CHEMISTRY
19 A 20 D 21 C 22 B 23 B
24 B 25 ABCD 26 ABCD 27 ABD 28 AC
29 ABC 30 ABCD 31 AC 32 ABD 33 B
34 C 35 B 36 B
MATHEMATICS
37 A 38 C 39 D 40 C 41 B
42 D 43 ABCD 44 ABC 45 ABC 46 BC
47 BD 48 AD 49 ABC 50 AB 51 B
52 C 53 D 54 A
MATHS
 4  3 4  3 
37. The reflection of ( ,  ) in the line y  2 x is (1 , 1 )   ,  = 11  1
 5 5 
 12 2  7  12  2  25  0
38. Three non parallel lines are concurrent if   0
k 2 2
2 k 3  0  k  2,3, 5 But for k= 2, first two lines are parallel.
3 3 k
39. As line passes through the point of intersection of x  2y  2  0 and 2x  by  6  0
It can be represented as   x  2y  2    2x  by  6   0
As it passes through the origin

2  6  0
  3
 equation of the line is  x   6  b  y  0
1
Its slope is
6b

As its angle with y = 0 is less than
4
1
1  1
6b
 6  b  1 or  1  b  5 or b  7
But b  4 (as the lines intersect)
 b   , 4    4,5    7,  
40. Circumcentre of BIC is mid-point of I and I1.

Where I is (-2, 3) and I1 is (-6, -2).
41. L1  2x + 2y = 0
L1(1, 3) > 0 so a is wrong
L2  2x + y + 1 = 0
L2(1, 3) > 0
L2(5, 6) > 0  b is ture
L3(1, 2) > 0
42.
Then gives PQ  3x  y  1  0
43.
44. Image of A in angle bisector lies on side BC
45.
46. Conceptual
47.  Area triangle ABC=
32  3  1
area of triangle DEF
 3  1
2
7
   4  7 / 4
16
 Centroid of triangle ABC = centroid of triangle DEF=  3,16 / 3
 Triangle DEF is scaline

 Area of triangle DEF=4 sq.units
48. Conceptual
49. Inclinations of two lines are  and 
 
 Inclination of angle bisector is
2
   
 and Tan   1  Tan 
2  
    sin  ,   cos 
  2  2 1
50.  2a  3b  c  3a  b  c   0
 2a  3b  c  0 or 3a  b  c  0
51,52 :
 a  3 b 1 
Let C   a, b   E   ,  E is multipo int of AC 
 2 2 
C lies on x  4 y  10  0  a  4b  10  0
E lies on 6 x  10 y  59  0  3a  5b  55  0
Solving, we get C   a, b   10,5 .
The reflection of A  3, 1 in line CF  x  4 y  10  0  is 1, 7 
1, 7  lies on line BC ( CF is angular bisector)
 Equation of side BC is 2 x  9 y  65
(line joining 1, 7  and C 10,5
Solving eqs. of line BE  6 x  10 y  59  0 
 7 
And line BC  2 x  9 y  65 , we get B   ,8  .
 2 
2
Slope of BC  .
9
Eq. of AB is 18 x  13 y  41 .
53. Let slope of line BC be m
3 4
m m
1
  4m  3   4  3m   m  or  7
4 3 2 2
 
3 4 7
1 m 1 m
4 3
Equation of BC will be x – 7y + 13 = 0 or 7x + y – 9 = 0
 p + q + r + s = -7 + 13 + 7 – 9 = 4
54. D1  D2  2cx 3   a  2  x 2  a  4b  0 has four roots
 Equation will be an identity

 2c = 0 and a + 4b = 0 and a = -2
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Torque, static Rotational equilibrium of rigid bodies, toppling,
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passing through the origin, Homogenisation, General Pair of straight
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SECTION- I
option.
37. Equation x 3  10x 2 y  xy 2  4y3  0 represented three straight lines, out of these
three, two lines makes equal angle with y = x and   0 , then the value of  is
A) 7 B) -8 C) 8 D) 9
38. If the line y = mx bisects one of the angles between the lines x 2  4xy  2y 2  0 then
'm' can be equal to
5 1 5 1 1
A) B) -2 C) D)
2 2 2
39. The lines 3x 2  8xy  3y 2  0 and the line 3x 2  8xy  3y 2  2x  4y  1  0 forms a
quadrilateral ABCD. Which of the following is/are true for the formed quadrilateral ?
A) The quadrilateral is a square
B) From a quadrilateral whose one of the diagonal has the equation as 2x  4y  1  0
 3 1 
C) One of the vertex of the quadrilateral can be  , 
 10 10 
D) Form a quadrilateral whose one of the sides, has the equation as 3x  y  1  0
40. Two adjacent vertices of a parallelogram are (-1, 3) and ( -2, 4). If the area of the
parallelogram be 12 square unit and the point of intersection of diagonals lies on
positive side of X-axis, then the coordinates of one of vertices are
A)  7,  3 B) 17,  3 C) 18,  4  D)  6, 4 
41. Two straight lines u = 0 and v = 0 passes through the origin and angle between them is
tan 1  7 / 9  . If the ratio of the slope of v = 0 and u = 0 is 9/2, then their equations are
A) y  3x and3y  2x B) 2y  3x and3y  x
C) 3x  y  0 and 2y  3x  0 D) 3x  2y  0 and 3y  x  0
42. If AOB is isosceles where O is origin and OA, OB are equal sides which are

represented by the pair of equations 7x 2  8xy  y 2  0 then the equation of AB can
be
A) x  2y  7  0 B) x  2y  3  0
C) 2x  y  5  0 D) 2x  y  6  0
SECTION - II
43. If the equation ax 2  2hxy  by 2  2gx  2fy  c  0 represents two straight lines which
 af   ch 
intersect each other on the X-axis then the value of      is, ...........
 gh   fg 
44. If the pairs of the lines x 2  2xy  y 2  0 and x 2  2xy  y 2  0 have exactly one
line in common, then joint equation of the other two lines is given by
ax 2  2hxy  by 2  0 ,
( where a, b, h are positive integers such that HCF(a, h)=1), then the value of
(a-b+h-1) is...............
45. The pair of lines joining the origin to the points of intersection of the curve
9x 2  16y 2  144 by the line 2x  2y    0 are coincident(   0 ), then  is equal to
46. The area bounded by y  x  1, y   x  1 is .............
47. The number of lines that can be drawn through the point (4, -5) at a distance of 10
units from the point (1, 3) is.............
48. If the pair of straight lines xy - x- y + 1 = 0 and the line ax+ 2y - 3 = 0 are concurrent
then a = ..............
49. If x 2  y 2  2 y  a 2 represents a pair of perpendicular lines, then  / a  ..........
The distance between the parallel lines given by  x  7y   4 2  x  7y   42  0

2
50.
SECTION – III
(COMPREHENSIN TYPE)
Marking scheme: +3 for correct answer, 0 if not attempted and -1 in all other cases
If L, M are feet of perpendiculars from (c, 0) on the pair of lines ax 2  2hxy  by 2  0 .
Then

51. Slope of the line LM is
ba ab ba ab

A) B) C) D)
h h 2h 2h

52. Equation of the line LM is
A)  a  b  x  hy  bc  0 B)  b  a  x  hy  bc  0
C)  a  b  x  2hy  bc  0 D)  a  b  x  2hy  bc  0

Consider the equation of a pair of straight lines as xy  8x  9y  12  0
53. The value of  is
A) 0 B) 2 C) 4 D) 6
54. The point of intersection of lines is  ,   , then the equation whose roots are ,  is
A) 4x 2  x  8  0 B) 6x 2  x  12  0
C) 4x 2  x  8  0 D) 6x 2  x  12  0
KEY SHEET
PHYSICS
1 ABCD 2 AD 3 BC 4 ABD 5 AD
6 ABC 7 14 8 2.24 9 0.92 10 133.33
11 0.25 12 45 13 1.73 14 259.8 15 D
16 C 17 C 18 B
CHEMISTRY
19 BCD 20 ABC 21 ABCD 22 BCD 23 A
24 CD 25 8 26 6 27 0 28 5
11.2
29 80 30 TO 31 11 32 11 33 D
11.4
34 A 35 B 36 C
MATHEMATICS
37 A 38 BD 39 ABCD 40 BC 41 ABD
42 AC 43 2 44 4 45 10 46 2
47 0 48 1 49 1 50 2 51 C
52 D 53 D 54 B
 H2S 0.95
 H S    0.717
2  cos  / 2  2  0.662
Cal of H  S  s  d  4.8  1010  1.32  108 e su cm
 6.336  1018 esu.cm  6.336 D
 0.717
% of ionic character  obs  100   100  11.32
cal 6.336
31. 11
All are correct.
32. 11
33&34.
Stability order: I > II > III
MATHS
37. x  10x y  xy  4y  0
3 2 2 3
4m3  m2  10m    0
equal angle with y  x  m1m2  1

m1m 2 m3  
4

 m3  
4
        
3 2
4     10  0
 4   4   4 
 3  2 10
  0
16 16 4
7
38. 2  m 2  1  m  b  a 
x 2  4xy  2y 2  0
a  1,h  2,b  2
2  m 2  1  3m
1
2m 2  3m  2  0  m  2 or
2
39. 3x 2  8xy  3y 2  0
3x 2  9xy  xy  3y 2  0
3x  x  3y   y  x  3y   0
x
 y  3x, y  
3
3x  8xy  3y  2x  4y  1 3x  y  a  x  3y  b 
2 2
x coefficient 2 = a+ 3b
y coefficient -4 = 3a - b
 a  1, b  1
BD 2x  4y  1  0
3x  y  1  0
 3 1  D C  1 , 2 
 ,   
 10 10  5 5
x  3y  0 x  3y  1  0
 0,0   1 3 
 , 
A B  10 10 
3x  y  0
40. Area of ABCD = 12
12
Area of ABD  6
2
1 1 3
1
1 2 4  6
2
1 x y
 x, y 
D C
E

A B
 1,3  2,4
1  2y  4x  y  4  3x  6  12
 x  y  2  12
 x2 y4
E ,  lies on x  axis
 2 2 
y4
  0  y  4
2
 x  4  2  12
6  x  12
x  18 or  6
D 18,  4  C  B  D  A
 17,  3
41. y  m1 x1 y  m2 x
m1  m 2 7 m 9
 , 1
1  m1 m 2 9 m 2 2
42. 7x 2  8xy  y 2  0
 7x  8 x  y   0
AB is parallel to angular bisectors of 7x  y  0, x  y  0
7x  y xy

505 2
7x  y    5x  5y 
12x  6y  0 2x  y  0
2x  4y  0 x  2y  0
AB can be x  2y  7  0, 2x  y  5  0 (option A, C)
gh - af = 0, g  ac
2
43.
af ch
 2
gh fg
44. am2  2m  1  0
m2  2m  a  0
common root  a  3
3m2  2m  1  0
3m2  3m  m  1
3m  m  1  1 m  1  0
1
m  1 or m  
3
m  2m  3  0
2
m2  2m  3  0
m2  3m  m  3  0
m  m  3  1 m  3  0
m  1 or m  3
 7 1  y 
other two lines is     3   0
 x 3  x 
 3y  x  y  3x   0
3y 2  10xy  3x 2  0
 2x  2y 
2
45. 9x  16y  144 

2 2

  
x 2 y2 4 2
  2  x  y 2  2xy 
16 9 x
 4 1 8  4 1
x 2  2    2 xy  y 2  2    0
  16    9
b2  4ac
2
 8   4 1  4 1 
 2   4  2   2  
    9   16 
4
Let 2  P

 1  1
P 2   P   P  
 9  16 
1 25P
 P2  
144 144
1 4
P   2
25 
  100
2
  100
1
46. Area = 4   1  1  2
2
47. P  4,  5  Q 1, 3
PQ  32  82  10
O lines
48. xy  x  y  1  0
x  y  1  1 y  1  0
1,1
ax  2y  3  0
a 230
a=1
49. x 2  y 2  2 y  a 2
triangular lines  1    0,   1 & abc + 2 fgh - af  bg  ch  0
2 2 2
1 1  a 2   1 B 0
2
a 2  B2
B= a
50. x  7y  t
t 2  4 2t  42  0

t 2  7 2t  3 2 t  7 2  0 
  
t t 7 2 3 2 t 7 2 0 
 t  3 2  t  7 2   0
 x  7y  3 2  x  7y  7 2   0
7 2 3 2 10 2
distance   2
12  7 2 5 2
51.
L  lx , ly 
l x  C l y  0   Cm1 
  2
m1 1 m1  1
 C Cm 
L 2 , 2 1 
 m1  1 m1  1 
 C Cm 
similarly M  2 , 2 2 
 m2  1 m2  1 
Cm 2 Cm
 2 1
m 2  1 m1  1 m 2 m12  m 2 m 22  m1
2
slope of LM 
C

C m12  1  m 22  1
m 22  1 m12  1

 m m  1 m  m 
1 2 1 2
 m  m  m  m 
1 2 1 2
cm1 ba C 
52. y   x  
m12  1 2h  m12  1 
 b  a  C  2hcm1  0
 a  b  x  2hy 
m12  1
& a  2hm1  bm1  0
2
LM :  a  b  x  2hy  bc  0
53. xy  8x  9y  12  0
abc  2fgh  af 2  bg 2  ch 2  0
9
a  0,b  0,2h  ,g  4,f  ,C  12
2
9   
2
2    4      12   
2 2  4 
6   2    6
54. 6xy  8x  9y  12  0
2x  3y  4   3  3y  4   0
 2x  3 3y  4   0
 ,     
3 4
, 
 2 3
PHYSICS: PRESENTWEEK (80%): Moment of inertia, parallel and perpendicular
axis theorems, Rotation of rigid body about fixed axis: Derivation of
τ =Iα and applications of τ =Iα (Only Fixed Axis),
(Exclude: Angular momentum, work energy problems, Rolling and
collisions)
PREVIOUS WEEK (20%): ROTATIONAL MECHANICS: Calculation of

Torque, static Rotational equilibrium of rigid bodies, toppling,
Kinematics of Rotation of rigid body about fixed axis of rotation
(Exclude: Moment of Inertia, τ =Iα, Fixed Axis Rotation, T+R Motion,
Rotational Collisions)
CHEMISTRY: PRESENTWEEK (80%): MOT, Hydrogen bonding, Metallic bonding,
Vander wall forces
PREVIOUS WEEK (20%): VBT, hybridisation, Bond parameters Dipole
moment, Bridge bonding, Back bonding, Bents rule, Drago's rule
MATHEMATICS: PRESENTWEEK (80%): FUNCTIONS: Real valued function of a real
variable & their Domains, Sum, difference, product and quotient of
two functions, Odd / even / periodic functions
PREVIOUS WEEK (20%): Pair of Straight Line: Pair of straight lines

passing through the origin, Homogenisation, General Pair of straight
lines, Miscellaneous Problems
SECTION – I
41. If ‘a’ and ‘b’ are constants, such that f  x   a sin x  bx cos x  2 x 2 and f  2   15,
then the value of f  2  is _______
42. If f  x  is a polynomial of degree 4 with leading coefficient ‘1’ satisfying

 f 12   f  8 
f 1  10, f  2   20 and f  3  30 , then   is ________
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ax
43. f : R  R is given by f  x    x  R , then
ax  a
1 2 9  10 
f   f    .........  f   f  
 11   11   11   11 

  f 1  4r   8 ,
r
44. An odd function is symmetric about the vertical line x  1 and if
r 0
the numerical value of 8 f 1 is _____
45. The period of the function f  x  which satisfies the relation
f  x   f  x  4   f  x  2   f  x  6  is ______
 18   18   18   S 
46. If S      2    ............   34   then the value of  is ___ (where
 35   35   35  100 
 y  denotes the greatest integer function less than or equal to ‘y’.)
47. One of the bisector of the angle between the lines
a  x  1  2h  x  1 y  2   b  y  2   0 is x  2 y  5  0 . If the other bisector

2 2
passes through the point  ,  4  then ‘  ’ is equal to _____
48. If ax 2  2hxy  by 2  2 gx  2 fy  10  0 represents a pair of straight lines which are
1  f 4  g4 
equidistant from the origin, then   is equal to ______
2  bf 2  ag 2 
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SECTION – II
49. If the domain of f  x  be  1,2  , then
A) Domain of f  sin x  will be  ,  
1 
B) Domain of f  log x  will be  ,e 2 
e 
C) Domain of f  x  will be  0, 2 
 
D) Domain of f  x  is  3, 2 
(where  represents greatest integer function)
50. Let f  x   tan x, g  x   cot x, then
A) f  x   2 f  2 x   4 f  4 x   8 f  8 x   16 f 16 x   g  x 
B) f  x   g  x   2 g  2 x 
1  f 2  x
C) f  x   g  x   ,  f  x   0
f  x
D) f  x   g  x   2 g  2 x 
   
51. If f  x   cos 2 x  cos 2   x   cos x  cos   x  then
3  3 
   
A) f  x  is an even function B) f    f 
8 4
C) f  x  is a constant function D) f  x  is not a periodic function
52. Let ‘ f ’ be a real valued function such that for any real x , f 15  x   f 15  x  and
f  30  x    f  30  x  . Then which of the following statement(s) is/are true?
A) f is odd B) f is even
C) f is periodic D) f is not periodic

53. Which of the following functions are even?
 ax 1
A) f  x   x  x  B) g  x   log  x 

x 2

 a 2 

 a 1 
0, if x rational
C) h  x   3 1  x   3 1  x  D) p  x   
2 2
1, if x is irrational
54. The graph of f : R  R defined by y  f  x  is symmetric with respect to the straight

line x  a and x  b where a  b . Then which of the following statement(s) is/are
true?
A) f  2a  x   f  x  B) f  2a  x   f   x 
C) f  2b  x   f   x  D) ‘ f ’ is periodic with the period 2 a  b
1   1  x 
55. If 2 f  x   x f    2 f  2 sin   x     4cos 2    x cos , x  R  0 ,
 x   4   2  x
then which of the following statement(s) is/are true?
1
A) f  2   f    1 B) f  2   f 1  0
2
1 1
C) f  2   f 1  f   D) f 1 f   f  2   1
2 2
x 2
A) The domain of f  x   is R   
2  3x 3
B) The domain of f  x   x 2  3x  2 is  ,1   2,  
1
C) The domain of f  x   is R  1,1, 3
 
x 2  1  x  3
1
D) The domain of is  , 2   0,1
log  2  x 

57. Let one pair of adjacent side of a parallelogram be 2 x 2  5 xy  3 y 2  0 and one of its
diagonal be x  11 y  6  0 , then
A) Equation of the other diagonal is y  2 x
B) Equation of the other diagonal is y  x
1 1
C) Point of intersection of the diagonal  , 
2 2
D) Area of the parallelogram is 6/7 sq. units.
58. Let 0  p  q and a  0 such that the equation px 2  4 xy  qy 2  4a  x  y  1  0
represent a pair of straight lines, then a can lie in the interval
A)  ,   B)  , p  C)  p, q  D)  q,  
SECTION - III
or MORE statement(s) given in Column II.
For example, if for a given question, statement B matches with the statements given in Q and R, then for the
particular question darken the bubbles corresponding to Q and R in the OMR sheet. For each correct
matching will be awarded +2 marks ONLY and 0 if not attempted and -1 in all other cases.
59. Let ax  by  1 be a chord of the curve 3 x 2  y 2  2 x  4 y  0 intersecting the curve at
the points A and B such that AB subtends a right angle at the origin ‘O’. Match the
entries from the following two columns.
Column – I Column – II
A) a  2b  1 is equal to P) 0
The distance from the origin of the farthest chord
B) Q) 2
cannot exceed.
If the triangle OAB is isosceles then the area of
C) R) 5
the triangle cannot exceed.
The number of chords such that triangle OAB is
D) S) 3
isosceles cannot exceed.
T) 5

60. Match the statement of Column-I with Column-II.
    Define for all
A) f  x   sin 2 x  sin 2  x    cos x cos  x   then f  x  is P)
 3  3 real ‘x’
 
g  x   tan e    x  a   5  x , where  denotes the
x
B) greatest integer less than or equal to ‘x’ and 

 represents Q) Even function
fractional part of ‘x’ then g  x  is
x x
C) h x    5 , then h  x  is R) Odd function
5 1 2
x
k  x   2sin 2 x  cos 2a  4sin a sin x cos  x  a   cos 2  x  a 

Periodic
D) ,a  R S)
function
then k  x  is

KEY SHEET
PHYSICS
1 3 2 1 3 5 4 4 5 7
6 4 7 4 8 4 9 BC 10 BD
11 AD 12 AB 13 ACD 14 ABC 15 CD
A-R, A-R,
B-Q, B-P,
16 A 17 ABD 18 ACD 19 20
C-R, C-Q,
D-P D-S
CHEMISTRY
21 6 22 6 23 3 24 7 25 2
26 3 27 1 28 4 29 ABD 30 ABC
31 ABC 32 ABD 33 AC 34 ACD 35 ACD
A-PR, A-PR,
B-Q, B-PR,
36 BD 37 ACD 38 ABC 39 40
C-P, C-Q,
D-PS, D-PQS
MATHEMATICS
41 1 42 1 43 5 44 7 45 8
46 2 47 4 48 5 49 BC 50 BC
51 ABC 52 AC 53 ACD 54 ABCD 55 ABC

A-Q, A-PQS,
B-RST, B-S,
56 ABC 57 BCD 58 ABD 59 60
C-T, C-Q,
D-QRST D-PQRS
32.
33. NO  BF4 
Bond order of NO + is = 3 one sigma bond two pie bonds.
No of pie bonds in its stable strucuture = 2

No of sigma bonds = 5
B.O. of NO + = 3
B.O. of NO = 2.5
NO + is the diamagnetic and BF4 is also diamagnetic
B F bonds are longer in BF4 then in BF3 due to absence of back bonding in  BF4 

36. O2 is paramagnetic due to 2 unpaired electrons while N 2 & O22  are diamagnetic. In conversion of
O2  O2 and NO  NO  , e  from antibonding orbital  CN  , N 2 , NO  , C22  is removed, thus bond
order increases & bond length decreases.
37. O  C  C  C  O  C3O2 
N  Me 3 : pyramidal, Ni  SiMe3 3 -Trigonal planar
MATHS
41. f  2   f  2   16
42. f  x   10 x   x  1 x  2  x  3 x   
f 12   f  8   19840
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43.
44. f  x  4a   f  x   f 1  4r   f 1
1
 8  8 f 1  7
1  f 1
45. f  x  8  f  x 
46. 2 S  17  34  S  17 2  289
h  x  1   y  2     a  b  x  1 y  2    x  2 y  5  2 x  y   
2 2
47.
 
   0 , other bisector is 2 x  y  0
2      4   0    4
Let ax  2hxy  by  2 gx  2 fy  10   l1 x  m1 y  n1  l2 x  m2 y  n2 
2 2
48.
n1 n2 f 4  g4
   10
l22  m12 l22  m22 bf 2  ag 2
49. Conceptual.
50. Conceptual.
51. f  x   3/ 4
52. f  30  x   f  x  but f  30  x    f  30  x 
54. f  a  x   f  a  x   f  2a  x   f  x 
f  2a  x   f  a   a  x    f  a   a  x    f   x 
f  2b  x   f   x   f  2b  x   f  2a  x 
 Period is 2b  2a
55. Conceptual.
56. ABC
Other pair of adjacent sides of the parallelogram is 2 x  5 xy  3 y  x  11 y  k  0

2 2
57.
af 2  bg 2  2 fgh
k  6
ab  h 2
Its point of intersection is 1,1
7
Other diagonal is y  x,sin  
50
6
Area  sq. units.
7
58. 4  4a   p  q  a  pq  0  a  0 
2
   R; D  0
a  p  or  a  q .
59. Homogenising, a  2b  1
(b) a  2b  1  ax  by  1 passes through 1, 2  represents a family of concurrent lines.
Clearly the distance of the farthest chord can not exceed the distance of the point 1, 2  from
origin.
1
(c) Length of perpendicular 
a 2  b2
1
Area  5
a  b2
2
(d) Equation of  r from origin to the chord is bx  ay  0

x 2  y 2 3  2a  4b  1
Equation of bisector is 
xy 2a  b
3  2 1  2b   4b  1

2 1  2b   b
Also (2) must satisfy above
2
 b 
1  
 1  2b   2  8b which is in cubic in ‘b’
b 2  3b
1  2b
5
60. (a) f  x  
4
(b) Period tan e  
 x
1
(c) h  x   h   x   0
(d)
k  x  0

PHYSICS: PRESENTWEEK (80%): Calculation of K.E of a rigid body, Rolling
situations, problems involving work-energy theorem of rigid bodies
(Exclude: Angular Momentum, Angular Impulse and Collisions)
PREVIOUS WEEK (20%): Moment of inertia, parallel and perpendicular
axis theorems, Rotation of rigid body about fixed axis: Derivation of
τ =Iα and applications of τ =Iα (Only Fixed Axis),
(Exclude: Angular momentum, work energy problems, Rolling and
collisions)
CHEMISTRY: PRESENTWEEK (80%): S-Block: General introduction, electronic
configuration, general trends in physics & chemical properties of
group-1 & group-2, Hydration enthalpies, flame coloration, solutions
in liquid NH3, Reaction with air, nitrogen carbon and general
properties of oxides, peroxides, hydroxides of group-1 & group-2,
Reaction with alkynes acids and alkali & properties of carbonates ,bi-
carbonates, Nitrites,Sulphates of group-1 & group-2
PREVIOUS WEEK (20%): MOT, Hydrogen bonding, Metallic bonding,
Vander wall forces
MATHEMATICS: PRESENTWEEK (80%): Onto, into, one-one, many-one functions, Range

of a function ( avoid use of differentiation )
PREVIOUS WEEK (20%): FUNCTIONS: Real valued function of a real

variable & their Domains, Sum, difference, product and quotient of
two functions, Odd / even / periodic functions
SECTION – I
37. If the set of values of x satisfying  2 cos x   sin x   3 in the interval  0, 2  is A, then
the range of the function, f  x   sin x  3 cos x in A is
(where [.] denotes greatest integer function)
A)  2, 1 B)  2, 1 C)  2, 1 D)  2,  3 
 
If f  x   log10 log sin x  x 2  8 x  23 
3
38.  , then which of the following is the
 log 2 sin x 
domain of f  x  ?
3 
A)  3,5 B)  3,5    C)  3,5    ,  D) None of these
 2 
1   x
39. The range of the function f  x   is (where {.} denotes the fractional part of x)
1   x
A)  0,1 B)  0,1 C) 0,  D)  0, 

1 1
 2   3
4l 2  2l 2
40. If x  and y  where ‘ l ’ is a parameter and range of f  x, y   x 2  xy  y 2 is
1 l 2
1 l 2
 a, b then  a  b  is equal to:
A) 4 B) 6 C) 8 D) 12

SECTION – II
x2  4x  3 x 2  5 x  10
41. Let f  x   2 , g  x  2 . Then which of the following are
x  7 x  14 x  5 x  20
INCORRECT?
A) Maximum value of f(x) is 2
f  x
B) Maximum value of g  x  is 9
f  x
C) Maximum value of g  x  occurs at x  1
f  x
D) Maximum value of g  x  occurs at x  3
x  x  1  x 4  1  2 x 4  x 2  2
42. Let f : R  R defined as f  x   then f  x  is
x2  x  1
A) many one function B) even and onto function
C) neither even nor odd D) Into function
43. Let f  x    4 x  2 x  1 , where [.] denotes greatest integer function. Which of the
following is/are trueabout f ( x) ?
A) for x   , 2  , range of f ( x) contains 13 elements
B) for x   , 2  , range of f ( x) contains 14 elements
C) Domain of f ( x) is x   , 2 
D)Domain of f ( x) is R (where R is set of all real numbers)
44. Let f(x) be a linear onto function defined from  3, 2 to  2, 7 then which of the
following is/are TRUE?
A) Range of f  sin x  cos x  is R B) Range of f  x  & f  x  7  is same
is  ,1
5 1
C) Range of f  x  & f  x  2  is same D) Range of
f  x  2  3 2 

45. Let function f  x   sin x  1  sin x , then which of the following is/are TRUE about
f  x ?
A) f  x  is neither even nor odd function
B) Range of f  x  is  0,1
C) f  x  is a periodic function
D) f  x  is a many one function
46. Consider two functions
 
 3x /2  3 x /2 7 sin cos  x3  , x  R   x | x  n , n  I 

f  x  
  
 n 3  2  n 5  7 ,
  x   x | x  n , n  I 
 
 5x /3  5 x /3 5 cos sin  x3  , x  R  I

g  x  
1 2 3
  2 sin x  10  , xI

Where [.] is greatest integer function, then which of the following is/are CORRECT
A) f ( x) is even function
B) g ( x ) is an odd function
C) f ( x) is neither even nor odd function
D) g ( x ) is neither even nor odd function
47. Let f : R  R be defined as f  x   3 x  3x  sgn  e  x   2 (where sgn(x) denotes signum
function of x). Then which one of the following is/are correct?
A) f is injective but not surjective
B) f is surjective but not injective
C) f is injective as well as surjective
D) f is neither injective nor surjective

Let f  x    x    x  1  3 , where [x] denotes greatest integer less than or equal to x,
2
48.
then which of the following statement(s) is/are correct?
A) f(x) is many one function.
B) f(x) vanishes for atleast three values of x.
C) f(x) is neither even nor odd function.
D) f(x) is periodic.
SECTION – III
(Numerical Value Answer Type )
This section contains 6 questions. The answer to each question is a Numerical values comprising of
positive or negative decimal numbers (place value ranging from Thousands Place to Hundredths
place).
Eg: 1234.56, 123.45, -123.45, -1234.56, -0.12, 0.12 etc.
49. Find the number of integers in the range of the function

f  x   cos x sin x  sin 2  x   3 .
 x  p2 , for x  2
50. Let a function f defined from R  R as f  x    . If the function is
 px  5, for x  2
surjective, then find the sum of all possible integral values of p in  100,100 .
 2kx  3, x0
51. Let f : R  R be defined as f  x   
 x  kx  3, x  0
2
If f  x  is injective then find the smallest integral value of k .
52. If f  x   x3  3x 2  4 x  b sin x  c cos xx  R is a one-one function, then find the

maximum value of  b 2  c 2  .
If f  x     x 
11
r  8
 r
53.  and g  x     x   , then the fundamental period of the function
r 0  12  r 0  9
f  x
y is equal to T then the value of 9T is (where {.} denotes fractional part
g  x
function)
54. How many integers in the interval [-10,10] will not lie in the domain of
1
f  x  is {where [.] is greatest integer function}
 x  1    5  x   4

KEY SHEET
PHYSICS
1 A 2 A 3 A 4 A 5 ABCD
6 ABCD 7 AB 8 BC 9 CD 10 CD
6.26 0.30 0.39
11 ABD 12 AB 13 to 14 to 15 to
6.28 0.31 0.40
16 0.08 17 0.5 18 3
CHEMISTRY
19 D 20 A 21 A 22 A 23 BD
24 AB 25 ABCD 26 ACD 27 AC 28 AB
29 AB 30 ABC 31 2 32 2 33 1
34 3 35 4 36 3
MATHEMATICS
37 D 38 C 39 B 40 C 41 CD
42 ACD 43 AD 44 BCD 45 ABCD 46 AB
47 D 48 ABC 49 5 50 5047 51 1
52 1 53 3 54 5
28. Fact
29. Fact
30. Fact
31. Be and Mg can not give flame test
32. Ca SO 4·2H 2O
33. Mg 3 N 2  H 2O  Mg(OH) 2  NH 3 
34. Propyne is obtain
35. 4
36. exist as chain polymer.
MATHS
38.
43.
48.

50.
52.

PHYSICS: PRESENTWEEK (80%): Calculation of angular momentum of a particle
and Rigid body, conservation of angular momentum, Angular
Impulse, Collisions involving rigid bodies
PREVIOUS WEEK (20%): Calculation of K.E of a rigid body, Rolling

situations, problems involving work-energy theorem of rigid bodies
(Exclude: Angular Momentum, Angular Impulse and Collisions)
CHEMISTRY: PRESENTWEEK (80%): Anamolous properties of Li & Mg ; diagonal

relationship between Li & Mg, Preparation & properties of NaOH,
Preparation & properties of Na2CO3, CaO, CaCO3, CaSO4, gypsum,
cement, biological importance of sodium, potasium, magnesium &
calcium
PREVIOUS WEEK (20%): S-Block: General introduction, electronic
configuration, general trends in physics & chemical properties of
group-1 & group-2, Hydration enthalpies, flame coloration, solutions
in liquid NH3, Reaction with air, nitrogen carbon and general
properties of oxides, peroxides, hydroxides of group-1 & group-2,
Reaction with alkynes acids and alkali & properties of carbonates ,bi-
carbonates, Nitrites,Sulphates of group-1 & group-2
MATHEMATICS: PRESENTWEEK (80%): Composition of functions, Inverse of a function,

Functional equation (Avoid use of differentiation & integration)
PREVIOUS WEEK (20%): Onto, into, one-one, many-one functions,
Range of a function ( avoid use of differentiation )
MATHEMATICS Max Marks : 80
SECTION – I
(INTEGER ANSWER TYPE )
 x  1 if x 1
41. f :  ,2  R is defined as f  x   
2 x  1 if 1  x  2
 x2 1  x  2
and g :  1,3  R is defined as g  x   
x  2 2  x  3
Then the number of solutions of the equation f  g  x    2 is
1
42. f : R  0  R defined as f ( x)  x  . Then number of solutions of f ( f ( f ( x))  1
x
is
1   1 
43. f :  ,      ,   is defined as f (x)  x(x  1) , then the sum of squares of the
2   4 
solutions of the equation f 1 (x)  f (x) is
44. f ( x  1)  (1) x 1 x  f ( x) for x   and f (1)  f (1986) . Then the unit digit of the sum
of digits of 2( f (1)  f (2)  ........  f (1985)) is
1 x
45. Let f :[0,1] [0,1] be defined by f ( x)  and let g :[0,1]  [0,1] be defined by
1 x
g ( x)  4 x(1  x) . If range of fog ( x) is [, ] , then    
46. For non negative integers m, n define a function as follows
 n 1 if m0

f  m, n    f  m  1,1 if m  0, n  0
 f  m  1, f  m, n  1  if m  0, n  0

Then the value of f 1,1 is
47. f is a function such that f ( x)  2 f (1  x)  x 2  1, x  R . Value of f (3) is

48. Let f  x, y  be a function satisfying the condition
f  x, y   f  2 x  2 y,2 y  2 x  x, y  R and let g  x  be a function defined as
g  x   f  2 x ,0  . If T is period of g  x  , then find the value of

T
.
4
SECTION – II
49.  
f : R  [–1, ) and f  x   ln  sin 2 x  cos 2 x  (where [] is greatest integer
function). Let A be the range of f. Then select the CORRECT alternative/s
A)  ,0   A  
B) f(x) is periodic but fundamental period not defined
 
C) f(x) is invertible in  0, 
 4
D) f(x) is into function.
sin x cos x
50. f : D  R defined as f (x)   , then select the CORRECT
1  tan 2 x 1  cot 2 x
alternative/s
A) fundamental period of f(x) is 2 B) fundamental period of f(x) is 
C) domain of f(x) is R D) range of f(x) is [–1, 1]
 
51. Consider a real valued function satisfying 2 f (sin x)  f (cos x)  x x  0,  then
 2
1 
A) f    0 B) If f  x   then x  0
2 3
  
C) Domain of f ( x) is  1,1 D) Range of f ( x) is   , 
 6 3

 x 2  4 x  3 x  3
52. f : R  R defined as f ( x)   and
 x  4 x3
 x  3 x4
g : R  R defined as g ( x)   then
2
( x  1)  1 x4
7
A) ( f  g )    1 B) fog  3   3
2
7
C) ( fg )  2   1 D) ( f  g )    ( f  g )(4)  26
2
x5
53. Let f be a function defined by f ( x)  , x  3, 2,1 ; Let f k ( x) denote the
x3
composition of f with itself taken k times i.e., f 3 ( x )  f ( f ( f ( x ))) , then select
CORRECT alternative/s
2006
A) f 4 ( x)  f 2  x  B) f 2009 (2010) 
2007
1003
C) f 2009 (2011)  D) f 2012 (2012)  2012
1004
54. f  x   sgn x , g  x   x  x 2  1 , h  x    x 2  1 sin x then which of the following

is/are periodic functions
A) g  f  x   B) f  g  x  
C) h  f  x   D) f  h  x  
2n  1 if n is even
55. If f and g are two functions defined on N, such that f  n    and
 2 n  2 if n is odd
g  n   f  n   f  n  1 . Then range of g is
A) { m  N : m  multiple of 4}
B) Set of even natural numbers
C) { m  N : m  4k  3, k is a natural number}
D) { m  N : m  multiple of 3 or multiple of 4}

56. Let f be a one onefunction with domain = {x, y, z} and codomain = {1, 2, 3}. It is
given that exactly one of the following statements is true and the remaining two are
false : f  x   1 , f  y   1 , f  z   2 , then select CORRECT alternative/s
A) f 1 1  y B) f  3  z C) f 1  x   2 D) f  z   3
SECTION – III
(PARAGRAPH TYPE)
This section contains 2 groups of questions. Each group has 2 multiple choice questions based on a
paragraph. Each question has 4 choices A), B), C) and D) for its answer, out of which ONE OR MORE is/are
correct.
 2x  a : x  1
Let f  x    2
 bx  3 : x  1
 x4 : 0x4
and g  x   
 3x  2 : 2  x  0
57. g(f(x)) is not defined for any x if

A) a  10,b  5 B) a  10,b  5
C) a  4,b  0 D) a  0,b  1
58. If the domain of g(f(x)) is [- 1, 2], then which of the following may be correct
A) a = 0, b >5 B) a = 0, b < -5
C) a = 2, b > 1 D) a = 2, b < -5

If f :  0,     0,   satisfy f  xf  y    x 2 ya  a  R  , then
59. Value of a is
A) 4 B) 2 C) 2 D) 1
60. Number of solutions of f  x   x 3 is
A) 1 B) 2 C) 3 D) 4

KEY SHEET
PHYSICS
1 9 2 3 3 2 4 2 5 6
6 4 7 2 8 1 9 B 10 AC
11 AC 12 ABD 13 AC 14 ACD 15 ABCD
16 C 17 C 18 A 19 D 20 A
CHEMISTRY
21 8 22 9 23 5 24 6 25 8
26 2 27 1 28 2 29 ACD 30 AC
31 CD 32 ABC 33 AB 34 BCD 35 CD
36 AB 37 C 38 D 39 A 40 C
MATHEMATICS
41 2 42 8 43 4 44 1 45 1
46 3 47 0 48 3 49 ABD 50 AD
51 AD 52 ABD 53 CD 54 AC 55 C
56 AD 57 AB 58 AB 59 A 60 A
CHEMISTRY
21. Solution NCERT page no 300
22. NCERT page no 297
23. NCERT page no 304
24. Conceptual
25. Conceptual
26. Conceptual
27. Conceptual
28. Conceptual
29. Conceptual
30. Conceptual
31. Conceptual
32. Conceptual
33. Conceptual
34. Conceptual
35. Conceptual
36. Conceptual
37. Conceptual
38. Conceptual
39. Conceptual
40. Conceptual
MATHS
 x  1 1  x  1
2
41. f  g  x    2
2 x  1 1  x  2
f  g  x   2  x2  1  2 & 2x2  1  2
1
x  1 x  
2
No. of sol = 2
43. {x  R / f 1 (x)  f (x)} = {x  R / f f (x)  x}

f  f (x)  = f  x(x 1)   [x(x 1)][x(x 1) 1] = x(x  1)[x 2  x  1]
f (f(x)) = x  x(x –1)(x 2  x  1)  x
 x(x 3  2x 2 ) = 0  x = 0, 2
1985 1985 1985
44.  f ( x  1)   (1)
x 1 x 1
x 1
x  2 f ( x)
x 1
Since f (1)  f (1986)

1985
3 f ( x)  1  2  3  4  5.........  1985
x 1
 (1  3  .......  1985)  2(1  2  3  ......992)

993  992x993 
 (1986)  2  
2  2 
  993   993 x 992
2
= 993
45. fog ( x)  f ( g ( x))  f (4 x(1  x))
1  4 x(1  x)
 when 0  4 x(1  x)  1 and 0  x  1
1  4 x(1  x)
But 4 x  4 x 2  0  0  x  1
4 x  4 x 2  1  (2 x  1)2  0  x  R
1  4 x  4 x2
Hence fog ( x)  , 0  x 1
1  4 x  4 x2
4 x2  4 x  1
Let y  , 0  x 1
(4 x 2  4 x )  1
46. f(1,1) = f(0, f(1,0)) = f(0, f(0,1)) = f(0,2) = 3
47. f ( x)  2 f (1  x)  x 2  1
 f (1  x)  2 f ( x)  (1  x) 2  1  x 2  2 x  2
Solving we get 3 f ( x)  x 2  4 x  3
f (3)  0
48. f  x, y   f  2 x  2 y, 2 y  2 x   f (2  2 x  2 y   2  2 y  2 x  , 2  2 y  2 x   2  2 x  2 y 
= f  8 y, 8 x 
= f  8  8 x  , 8  8 y    f  64 x, 64 y 
 f  64  64 x  , 64  64 y  
 f  212 x, 212 y 
f  x, y   f  212 x, 212 y 
f  x, 0   f  212 x, 0 
g  x   f  2 x , 0   f  212 2 x , 0 
= f  2 x 12 , 0   g  x  12 
 g  x   g  x  12 
T
 period of g  x  is 12  T 3 
4
49. Period of f(x) = |sin2x| + |cos2x| is /4
but f(x) = ln ([|sin2x| + |cos2x|])
Max. value of |sin2x| + |cos2x| = 2
f(x) = ln ([ 2 ]) = ln (1) = 0
 it is periodic function but fundamental period not defined.
f(x) is many one and into function

 
 sin 2x 0x
2

 0 
x
 2
50. f(x) = 
 sin 2x   x  3
 2
 3
 0  x  2
 2
So f(x) is periodic with fundamental period 2 and range [–1, 1].

51. given 2 f (sin x)  f (cos x)  x replace x by  x,
2

 2 f (cos x)  f (sin x)  x
2
 
 f (sin x)  x   f ( x)  sin 1 x 
6 6
x5 2x  5
53. f ( x)   f 2 ( x)   g ( x)
x3 x2
Then g 2 n ( x)  x and g 2 n 1  g ( x)
f 2012 (2009)  g 1006 (2009)  2009
2005
f 2009 (2010)  f [ g 1004 (2010)]  f (2010) 
2007
2006
f 2009 (2011)  f [ g 1004 (2011)]  f (2011) 
2008
f 2012
(2012)  g (2012)  2012
1006
54. g f  x   0  h f  x 
55. g  n   f  n   f  n  1
If n is even, n+1 is odd.
 g  n  2n  1  2  n  1  2  4n  3
If n is odd, n+1 is even.
 g  n  2n  2  2  n  1  1  4n  3 .
56. f  x   1  F   f  x   2 or 3
f  y  1  F   f  y  1
f  z   2 T   f  z   1 or 3
59. f :  0,     0,  
 
f x  f  y   x 2 y2  a  R 
Put x = 1, we get f(f(y))  y a
. y a and put y = 1 we get  f 1   1
1 1
Put f  y   , we get f 1 
3
f  y
2
x
 f(1) = 1
for y = 1, we have f(x(f(1)))  x 2
 f  x   x2
thus a = 4

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SECTION – 1 (Maximum Marks: 18)
Each question has FOUR options for correct answer(s). ONLY ONE of these four option is the correct answer.
For each question, choose the correct option corresponding to the correct answer.
Full Marks : +3 If only the correct option is chosen.
Zero Marks: 0 If none of the option is chosen.(i.e the question is un answered)
8
  Tan   x  3 ,
1
x 2

37. Let f  x  
 3x2  x  3 
   x 2
  x 2  1 

Number of integers in the range of f(x) is where [.] denotes greatest integer function
A) 5 B) 6 C) 7 D) more than 7
1 x 1 x
38. The complete solution set of the equation sin 1
2
 
 2  x  cot 1 Tan 2  x  sin 1
2
is
 2   2 
A)  1,1 B) 2  ,1 C)  1,2   D) [0, 1]
 4   4 
 4x   4 
39. If f  x   sin 1  2 
4x 
then the value of f  
7 2  f  
 7 2
is
A) 0 B)  C)  D) 3
2 4
40. If x 1 , x2 and x3 are the positive roots of the equation x 3  6 x 2  3Px  2 P  0 , P  R , then the
1 1   1 1  1 1
value of Sin 1     Cos1     Tan 1    is equal to
x
 1 x2  x
 2 x3   x3 x1 
A)  B)  C) 3 D) 
4 2 4

 1  x2
 1  x  0
41. Consider f  x    x2  1 0  x 1 one more function g is defined such that
 2 x 1
  x  1  2
 4
g  f  x    x x  1 and f  g  x    x x  0 , then the range of the function  

y  f f f  g  x 
is _____
A)  1,   B) 0,  C) 1,  D)  2, 

42. Let 3 3

g :R  R  be defined as g  x   3x  5 if g 2014  x   px  q where
2 2 2x  3 rx  s
 
g 2014  x   g g  g  ..........) g    x  then find the value of p + q + r + s (p,q,r,s are least non-
2014 times
negative integers)
A) 2 B) 3 C) 4 D) 5
SECTION - 2 (Maximum Marks : 24)

option.
43. Let   2Tan 1  1   Sin 1  3  and   Sin 1  12   Cos 1  4   Cot 1  16  be such that 2sin 
2 5  13  5  63 
and cos  are roots of the equation x 2  ax  b  0 , where a, b  R , then which of the
following is/are correct?
 
A) The value of Tan 1  Sec  Cos 1  Sin     1 is equal to 
   2   4
 3 
B) The range of function f  x   Cot 1  x 2  bx  is equal to  0, 4 
 
     
C) The value of Tan 1  Sec  Cos1  Sin    1 is equal to .
   2  
 3 
D) The range of function 
f  x   cot 1 x 2  bx  is equal to  4 ,  
44. Which of the following options is/are CORRECT?
A) 1 1 1 

Tan 1    Tan 1    Tan 1   
2 5 8 4
B) 1 1 1 1 

Tan 1    Tan 1    Tan 1    Tan 1   
5 7  3 8 4
1  1   1  
C) 4 Tan 1    Tan 1    Tan 1   
5  70   99  4
1  1   1  
D) 4 Tan 1    Tan 1    Tan 1   
5
  70
   99  4
45. If 1
Tan x,Tan 1 1
y,Tan z are in A.P. and x, y, z are also in A.P.  y  0,1, 1 then
A) x, y, z are in G.P. B) x, y, z are in H.P.
C) x = y = z D)  x  y 2   y  z 2   z  x 2  0
 1
46. Which of the following functions represent graphs identical to f  x 
4 2
 
 Cos 1 x 2 in
x - y – plane x   1,1 ?
 1  x2  1  x 2    1  x2 
A) f1  x   Tan 1   B) f2  x    Tan 1  
 1  x2  1  x2  4  1  x2 
   
  1  x2  1
C) f2  x    Tan 1   D) f 4  x   Sin 1 x 2
4  1  x2  2
 
 3  2
47. Let   3Cos 1  5  1
  3Tan  2  and   4Sin 1  7 1  3 
  4 Tan   then which of the
 28     10  4
following does not hold(s) good?
A)   but    B)   but   
C) Both  and  are equal D) cos      0
n 6
48. If Sn   r ! then for n > 6 (given  r !  873 ). Which of the following options is/are
r 1 r 1
correct?
   S 
A) S in 1  S in  S n  7  n    is equal to 5  2
   7 
   S 
B) Cos1  Cos  S n  7  n    is equal to 2  5
   7 
   S 
C) Tan 1  Tan  S n  7  n    is equal to 5  2
   7 
  S  
D) Cot 1  Cot  S n  7  n    is equal to 5 
   7  
(Where [.] denotes greatest integer function)

This section contains SIX (06) questions. The answer to each question is a NUMERICAL VALUE
For each question, enter the correct numerical value of the answer using the mouse and the on-screen virtual
numeric keypad in the place designated to enter answer. If the numerical value has more than two decimal
places truncate/round- off the value to TWO decimal places.
 3x  1  x2  r
100  
49. Consider f  x   Cos 1 x  Cos 1   . If  f 1   1   = p
 (where p and q are


2 
 r 1  10   q
relatively prime number) then the value of p  16q =
1 1 1 1 

50. For n N , if Tan 1    Tan 1    Tan 1    Tan 1    then n is equal to ____.
3
  4
  5
  n 4
x  y
51. If cos 1    cos 1     (where x, y  0 ) then find the maximum value of
2
  3
9 x 2  12 xy cos  4 y 2
2 2 2
  x  x   x  
52. If range of the function f  x    cos1      sin 1     sin 1    
  2  2   2   12

x2  6 x  8  is
 a 2 , b 2  then the value of 2  a  b  .

 
53. Let m be the number of solutions of sin 2 x  cos 2 x  cos x  1  0 in x   0,  / 2  and

  7  1  7  
n  sin  Tan 1  Tan   Cos  Cos  then find the value of m + n
  6   3 
54. If f  x   sin  1  
 x 2 2 x 2  1  1   a  b cos1 x, 0  x  1
  
2
 1 x   p  q sin 1 x, 1  x  0
 
then find the absolute value of a + b+ p + q.

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52 5 53 1 54 4
mass = m/2
w
 /4
C T
3  m  2  3x 6
  w  w   1
2  12  m
By Newton's 2nd Law
m     mw 2
T   W 2   
 2   4  8
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36. Conceptual
MATHS
8
  Tan   x  3 x   , 2    2,  
1

37. f  x   3, x0
 2, x   2, 2  0



1 x  1 x
38. sin 1
2 2

 2  x   Tan 1 Tan 2  x  Cos 1 2
1 x 1 x 
sin 1
2
 Cos 1
2
 2  x   Tan 1 Tan 2  x
2
 

Tan 1  
Tan 2  x  2  x   Tan 1 Tan 2  x
2
 
Tan 1  
Tan 2  x  2  x , which is true,

0 2 x 
2
2 2
02 x  2  x2
4 4
39.
   x  x  2
   2Tan 1    ,
     2 
 2 x 
f  x   sin 1     2Tan  x / 2  ,
2
1
2  x  2
1 x  
     2Tan 1  x / 2  , x2
 4

 7 2
f  
7  2  2Tan 1  
 2 
 
 4  1  4 
f     2Tan 
 7 2

2 7 2  
 
 4 
  2
 7 2 
 4   

 f 7 2  f  
 7 2
  2 2     0
 
40. x3  6 x 2  3Px  2 P  0, P  R
Let it has three roots x1 , x2 , x3
x1  x2  x3  6
x1 x2  x2 x3  x3 x1  3P .
x1 x2 x3  2 P .
1 1 1 3
   .
x1 x2 x3 2
1 1 1 1  1
   
3  x1 x2 x3  2
x1  x2  x3  2
  
sin 1 1  cos 1 1  tan 1 1    .
2 4 4
41.  
x
 g 
g x

f  g  x 
 f  
f  f  g  x 
 f  
 f  
 f f f  g  x  
 
0,   1,  
 0,    
1,  
 2,  
42. g  g  x   x
 p  1, q  0, r  0, s  1 .


43.   Tan 1    Tan 1   
4 3
3 4 2
 12  3  63 
  Tan 1    Tan 1    Tan 1    
 5 4  16 
 2, 1 are roots of equation x 2  ax  b  0 .
A= 1, and b = –2
      
 

A) Tan 1  Sec  Cos 1  Sin    1  Tan 1
 2  
 
2 1  
8 4

B) f  x   cot 1  x 2  2 x   cot 1  x  1  1
2

3
Range of f(x) in  0, 
 4 
3x
C) Sin 1 x  . No. of solutions 3
2
44. Conceptual
 2y   xz 
45. Tan 1  2 
 Tan 1   2y  x  z
1 y   1  xz 
 1 1 
2y   0. y 2  xz
1  y 1  xz 
2
2y  x  z
y 2  xz
y2 2 xz 2 xz
 y
y xz xz
A) x  Cos 2
2
46.
B) x 2  Cos 2
 3  3
47.   3Tan 1  1
  3Tan    
 5   2 
  4  Tan 1 7  Tan 1  3 / 4    
48. S n  1! + 2! + 3! + 4! + 5!+ 6!+ 7I (where I be an integer)

S n  873  7 I
Sn  Sn 
 124.71  I  7   124  I
7 ,  
S 
7  n   868  7 I
7
S 
S n  7  n    873  7 I    868  7 I   5
7
 3 1 
49. f  x   Cos 1 x  Cos 1  x 1  x 2 
 2 2 
x  cos  ,  cos 1 x
  
f  x   cos 1  cos    cos 1  cos     
 6 
r
 1
n  1    for 1  r  100
 10 
x < 1,   0

Cos 1
 Cos    0
 
f  x     
6 6
100  1  r
 50 p
 f 1   10    100. 6  3   q 
r 1  
p  16q  2
1 1 7
50. Tan 1    Tan 1    Tan 1  
 3 4  11 
7 1  23 
Tan 1    Tan 1    Tan 1  
 11  5  24 
1  23 
Tan 1    Tan 1 1  Tan 1  
n  24 
 1 
 Tan 1  
 47 
n = 47
51. 9 x 2  12 xy cos  4 y 2  36sin 2 
  1 x  2 1  x 
  1 x  2  2 2
52. f  x     cos
    sin      sin
2  2  
 
2  12

x  6x  8 

 x  x 2 2

x
2 2 
x
  cos 1  sin 1  cos 1  sin 1    sin 1 
2 2 12
x  6x  8  
 x x 2 2
2
x
  cos 1  sin 1    sin 1 
2 2 2 12

x  6x  8 
2 2 2
 
4 12

x  6x  8 
Domain of f  x  is  2, 2
  2 9 2 
Range of f  x  is  , 
 4 4 
=  a 2 , b 2 
1 9
2a  b  2    5
4 4
53. Sin 2 x  1  Cos 2 x   Cos x  0 for x   0,  / 2 
Hence no solution.
m=0
  7  1  7  
n  sin T an 1  Tan   Cos  Cos 
  6   3  

n  sin  1
2
m  n  0 11.
 2 x4  x2  1
54. f  x   sin 1  
 1 x
2

 sin
 
 2 x2  1 x2  1 
1  

 x2  1 
 


  cos 1 2 x 2  1
2

 
x  cos   if x   0,1     0, 
 2

If x   1,0      ,  
2 

f  x    Cos 1  cos  
2
   
 2  2 , 2   0,   ,    0, 2   x   0,1
  

    2  2  , 2  2   , 2       ,  
 2 2 
 
  1
 2  2cos x, 0  x  1
f  x  
    2sin 1 x,  1  x  0
 2
1 1
a  b  p  q   2   2  4
2 2
ab pq  4.

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SECTION – I
1   p
100
1
41. If  sin  2  is equal to tan 1   where p and q are co-prime,
 r  1 r  2r  2  q
2
r 1
then the value of  p  q  is equal to ;
A) 99 B) 100 C) 101 D) 102

1
42. The number of values of x, for which tan 1      tan 1 x , 0  x  1 is :
x
A) 0 B) 1 C) 2 D) 
 2   3    3
43. If cos 1    cos 1    ;  x   , then x is equal to :
 3x   4x  2  4
146 145 145 145

A) B) C) D)
12 11 10 12
 3 5 
44. The number of solutions of the equation y  cos x and y  cot 1 (cot x) in   , 
 2 2 
is:
n
 1
45. The value of lim  cot 1  2r 1  r  is equal to:
n 
r 1  2 
A) tan 1 2 B) cot 1 2 C) sec1 2 D) cosec1 2
46. Let f : R   1, 1 and g : R  B , where R be the set of all real numbers and
 f x  
g  x   sin 1  4  f 2  x    . If y  f  x  and y  g  x  are both surjective,
 2  3
then set B is given by
    2   
A)   ,  B) 0,  C) 0,  D)  0, 
 3 3  3  3

47. The exhaustive set of values of 'a' for which the function
f (x)  tan 1 (x 2  18x  a)  0x  R is:
A) (81, ) B) [81, ) C) (,81] D) (,81)
The maximum value of the function f  x    sin 1  sin x    sin 1  sin x  is

2
48.
   
A)    2 B)    2 C)    2 D)    2
4 4 2 2
8
  tan   | x | 3 , | x | 2
1
49. Let f (x)  

  3x  | x | 3 
2
 x2  1  , | x | 2
  
Number of integers in the range of f(x) is
Where [ ] denotes greatest integer function.
A) 5 B) 6 C) 7 D) more than 7
1 1
50. If the minimum value of function f ( x)  8sin x
 8cos x
is m, then the value of log 2 m
is equal to:
 3 3 
A) 1  B) 1  C) 1  D) 1 
4 4 4 2
SECTION - II
(PARAGRAPH TYPE)
  x 
Let f (x)   cos 1    tan 1 x and a i  a i  a i1i  1,2,3......,n  be the
4  1 x 
2
positive integral values of x for which sgn  f  x    1 where sgn(.) denotes signum
function.

n
51. The value a
i 1
i is equal to:
A) 1 B) 2 C) 3 D) 4
52. If P(x)  x 2  4kx  3k 2 is negative for all values of x lying in the interval (a1 ,a 2 )
then set of real values of k is:
2  2  1  2 
A)  ,1 B)  ,2 C)  ,2  D)  ,1
3  3  3  3 

Let f be a real-valued function defined on R (the set of real numbers) such that
f (x)  sin 1 (sin x)  cos 1 (cos x) .
53. The value of f(10) is equal to:
A) 6  20 B) 7   20 C) 20  7  D) 20  6
54. Number of values of x in interval (0, 3) so that f(x) is an integer, is equal to :
A) 1 B) 2 C) 3 D) 0

1
 1  4x 2  2 3x 
Consider, f (x)  tan  
 3  12x 2  2x 
 
 3 1
55. If x   ,  then range of f(x) is:
 4 2
            
A) 0,  B)  ,  C)  ,0  D)  , 
 6  3 6  3   3 2
 3 1  1 
56. The value of f  f  is equal to :
 4 2  2 2
5   5
A) B) C) D)
12 12 3 12

SECTION - III
Column-I Column-II
2cot(cot 1 (3)  cot 1 (7)  cot 1 (13)  cot 1 (21)) has the value
A) P) 3
equal to
 1 1 1  1  m
If tan  tan 1    tan 1    tan 1    ...  tan 1    ,
B)   3   7   13   381  n Q) 4
where m, n  N , then the least value of (m+n) is divisible by
Number of integral ordered pairs (x,y) satisfying the equation
C) 1 1 1 R) 5
arc tan  arc tan  arctan , is
x y 10
The smallest positive integral value of n for which
D) S) 8
(n  2) x 2  8x  n  4  sin 1 (sin12)  cos 1 (cos12)x  R , is
T) 10
A) A-P; B-S; C-Q; D-R B) A-P; B-Q; C-R; D-S

C) A-Q; B-P; C-S; D-Q D) A-S; B-P; C-Q; D-R
x
58. Let f : R  [, ) , f (x)  x 2  3ax  b , g(x)  sin 1 (  R) .
4
Column-I Column-II
The possible integral values of 'a' for which
A) f(x) is many one in interval [–3,5] is/are P) –2
Let a  1 and gof (x) is defined for

B) x  [ 1,1] then possible integral values of b Q) –1
can be
Let a  2,   8 the value(s) of b for
C) which f(x) is surjective is/are R) 0
If a  1, b  2 then integers in the range of

D) fog(x) is/are S) 1
A) A-P; B-S; C-Q; D-R B) A-P; B-Q; C-S; D-R

C) A-R; B-S; C-Q; D-P D) A-S; B-P; C-Q; D-R

Column-I Column-II
A) Let f (x)  log  cos {x} , then f(x) is P) Even and Periodic function
Let f : (1,1)  R be defined as
100
B) Q) Bounded
f (x)   [x 2r ] then f(x) is
r 1
Domain contains at least

Let f (x)  cos 1 ([e x ]  1)  sin 1 ([e x ]) ,
C) R) one integer and atmost 3
then f(x) is integers
Both many one and odd
D) f (x)  sinx  cosx S)
function
[Note: [y] and {y} denote greatest integer and fractional part function of y
respectively]
A) A-R; B-Q; C-P; D-S B) A-R; B-S; C-Q; D-P
C) A-S; B-R; C-Q; D-P D) A-S; B-P; C-Q; D-R
60. Let 'f' be a quadratic polynomial with real coefficients such that
f  1  x   f  1  x   x  R and  f 1  5    f  1  1  0

2 2
COLUMN-I COLUMN-II
The value of sin 1  f  x    whenever defined, is equal
A) P) 0
to
B) The value of 1  sgn  f  x    is equal to Q) 1
 1  1  
C) The value of  tan    is equal to R) 2
  f  x   
 1  1  
D) The value of  2cot  f  x    can be equal to S) 3
  2 
[Note: [y] denotes greatest integer less than or equal to y]
A) A-S; B-R; C-P; D-Q B) A-Q; B-P; C-R; D-S
C) A-S; B-P; C-R; D-Q D) A-Q;B-R; C-P; D-S

KEY SHEET
PHYSICS
1 A 2 B 3 D 4 D 5 B
6 A 7 C 8 B 9 A 10 C
11 C 12 A 13 A 14 C 15 C
16 A 17 B 18 A 19 C 20 D
CHEMISTRY
21 D 22 A 23 D 24 B 25 D
26 A 27 B 28 D 29 B 30 D
31 D 32 D 33 D 34 B 35 C
36 D 37 C 38 D 39 C 40 A
MATHEMATICS
41 C 42 A 43 D 44 A 45 B
46 B 47 A 48 A 49 C 50 C
51 C 52 D 53 B 54 C 55 D
56 C 57 A 58 B 59 C 60 D
4
37. P )Ca2 B6O11.5 H 2O  2Ca 2  B6O8  OH 6  .2 H 2O
4 B are sp 3 , 2 B are sp 2
2
Q) Na2 B4O7 .5 H 2O  2 Na   B4O5  OH 4  .3H 2O
R ) Na2 B4O7 .4 H 2O  2 Na   B4O5  OH  4  .2 H 2O


S )  B3O3  OH 4  2 B are sp 2 , 1B is sp 3
38. 10Sc3c4  SC303  C 4  C  C   e 

2
2
4
3

12 2 8 6
MATHS
 1  1  1 
41. T1  sin 1  1 1
  tan  3   tan 2  tan 1
 10   
 1  1  1 
T2  sin 1  1 1
  tan  7   tan 3  tan 2
 50   
1 1
T10  tan 101  tan 100
 100  1  50 
Sum  tan 1 101  tan 1 1  tan 1    tan  
 102   51 
 p  q  50  51  101
 
42.  L.H.S.  and R.H.S. 
2 2
 Nosolution.
 2   3  
43. cos 1    cos 1   
 3x   4x  2
 2   3  2 9
 cos    sin 1     1
 3x   4x  2x 16x 2
4 16x 2  9
 
9x 2 16x 2
145 145
 64  144x 2  81  x 2   x
144 12
44.

1  2 1
2r 1
 r 1 1 
n n
45. We have, lim  cot  2  r   lim  cot 
1

 2  n  r 1
n  r
r 1  2 
n
2r  n
1  2
r 1
 2r 
lim  tan  1
r 1 r 
 lim  tan  r 1 r 
n 
r 1  1  2 .2  n  r 1  1  2 .2 

lim  tan 1  2r 1   tan 1  2r  
n
n 
r 1

n 
 
lim tan 1  2 n 1   tan 1 2 
2
 tan 1 2  cot 1 2
47. x 2  18x  a  0  x R
 a  81 x R

 
 3  x 2  1  x   x   x 1 1
49. We have H  x       3    As 0    
 x2 1   x  1  
2
x2 1 x  1 2 
 x 
 
8
  tan   x  3 , x   , 2    2,  
1

So, H  x   3, x0
2, x   2, 2  0


Also, H  x  is an even function on R, so graph of H  x  is symmetrical about y- axis
_____________________________
Note : H  x   tan 1  3  x  , x  2
8

_____________________________
Also for x  2,3  x   ,1 ,so
8    
H  x    ,    4, 2 
 2 4
From the above graph , it is clear that H  x  is discontinuous at only one point i.e x  0
Range of H  x  is  4, 2   3.
Hence, number of integers 3, 2, 1,0,1, 2,3  7 integers.
50. By using A.m.  G.M. inequality, we have
1 1
8sin x
 8cos x
 f  x   2 8sin
1 1 1
x  cos 1 x
 8sin x
.8cos x
2
3
f  x min .  m  2 8/2  2  22 /4   2
1
 4
3
Hence, log 2 m  1 
4
51 & 52:
  x 
f x   cos 1  1
  tan x
4  1 x 
2

 f  x    cot 1 x  tan 1 x
4

3
  2 tan 1 x  x  0
4
sgn  f  x    1  f  x   0
3 3
  2 tan 1 x  0  tan 1 x   x  2 1
4 8
 Possible positive integral values of x are 1,2
a1  1 and a 2  2
(ii) P  x   x 2  4kx  3k 2
Px  0 x   a1 ,a 2 
P 1  0 and P  2  0
1  4k  3k 2  0 and 4  8k  3k 2  0
 3k  1 k  1  0  3k  2  k  2   0
1  2 
k   ,1 k   , 2
....... (1) .......... (2)
3  3 
2 
 Intersection of eqns. (1) and (2) is k   , 2 
3 
53 & 54: Paragraph for Question Nos. 1 to 3
(1) We have f 10   sin 1  sin10   cos 1  cos10    3  10    4  10    7  20 
 
(2) Clearly, f  x      x   x  x   ,  
2  
 2
So, area   
2 2
  
 x, x  0, 2 
  
(iii) As sin 1  sin x   
  x, x    , 3 
  2 2 
Also, cos 1  cos x   x, x   0,  
  
2x, x  0, 2 
  
Now , f x  
, x    ,  
  2 
1 3
As f  x   Iin x   0,3  x  ,1,
2 2
So, number of values of x are three.

55 & 56: Putting 2x  sin , we get

   3 1
  sin  2x  , x  
1
, 
 6  4 2
f x  
 5  sin 1  2x  , x   1 ,  3 
 6  
  2 4 
57. (A) Consider  cot  n
1 2
 n  1 where n  1, 2,3, 4.
1
 tan 1
1  n  n  1
  n  1  n 
  1  n  n  1   tan 1  n  1  tan 1  n 
tan 1
 
 S  T1  T2  T3  T4
  tan 1  2   tan 1 1    tan 1  3  tan 1  2     tan 1  4   tan 1  3   
 tan  5  tan  4  
1 1
5 1 2
 tan 1  5   tan 1 1  tan 1  tan 1
1 5 3
 3 3
 2cot  cot 1   2.  3   P  Ans
 2 2
  1  1  1  1  1 
(B) We have tan  tan 1    tan    ....  tan  
  1  1.2   1  2.3   1  19.20  
  2 1  1  3  2  1  20  19  
 tan  tan 1    tan    ...  tan  
  1  2.1   1  2.3   1  19.20  
 tan  tan 1 2  tan 1 1  tan 1 3  tan 1 2  ...  tan 1 20  tan 1 19 
 tan  tan 1 20  tan 1 1
  20  1   20  1 19 m
 tan  tan      (Given)
  1  20.1   1  20 21 n
 m  19, n  21
hence  m  n Least  40.
tan   tan 
(C) Using, tan       and tan  arc tan a   aa  R, we have
1  tan  tan 
 1 1  1
tan  arc tan  arc tan   tan  arc tan 
 x y  10 

1 1

x y 1
    x  10  y  10   101
1 10
1
xy
The following four ordered pair of integer number are solutions of this equations
11,111 ; 111,11 ,  9, 91 ,  91,9  4 ordered pairs
(D) We have sin 1  sin12   cos 1  cos12     4  12    4  12   0
 n  2  x 2  8x  n  4  0  x  R
  n  2   0  n  3and  8  4  n  2  n  4   0or n 2  2n  24  0
2
n 4n 5
So, n smallest  5   R 
3a 10
58. (A) 3    5   a  2
2 3
 a  3, 2, 1,0,1  P,Q,R,S
(B) f  x   x  3x  b
2
 f x 
got  x   sin 1   is defined by x   1,1
 4 
f x
 1  1x   1,1
4
4  x 2  3x  b  4x   1,1
f min  f  1  b  2
f max  f  1  b  4
 b  2  4 and b  4  4
b  2 and b  0  b   2,0
 b  2, 1,0  P,Q,R
(C) f : R   8,   ,f  x   x  6x  b
2
f min  f  3  b  9
b  9  8  b  1  S
2
 1 x  1 x
(D) h  x   fog  x    sin   3sin 2
 4 4

x   
h  t   t 2  3t  2, t  sin 1 , t    , 
4  2 2
2
 3 1
t   
 2 4
 3
ht max occurs when t  and h  t  min occurs when t  
2 2
1 2 3
 h  t  min   and h  t  max   2
4 4 2
 1  3 
 Range of fog  x     ,   2
 4 4 2 
Possible integers are 0,1  R,S
 x    0 

59. (A) cos 0  1  x  R
log1  0 

f  x   0for x  R.
(B) x   1,1
x 2   0,1
 x 2    x 4  ........  0
 f x  0
(C) f  x   cos
1
 e   1  sin  e  
x 1 x
For domain  e    0,1 or x   ,in 2 

x
 e x   0or  e x   1
 f x  

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SECTION – I
cases
x(1  a cos x)  b sin x
37. lim  1 then
x0 x3
5 3 5 3
A) a   B) b   C) a  D) b 
2 2 2 2
 tan 2 {x}
 x 2  [ x]2 : x0

38. If f ( x)   1 if x0 then

 {x}cot{x} if x0

A) lim f ( x)  1 B) lim f ( x)  1
x  0 x  0
  
2
C) cot 1 lim f ( x)  1 
D) tan 1 lim f ( x)  
x 0 x 0 4
A) If f  x   g  x  for all x  a then lt f  x   lt g  x 

xa xa
B) lt  f  x   g  x  may exists even if the limits lt f  x  and lt g  x  does not exists
x a xa xa
C) If lt f  x   0 and g  x   M for a fixed number M and all x  c , then

x c
lt f  x  .g  x   0
x c
D) If lt f  x   0 , then there must exist a number ‘d’ such that f  d   0.001

x c
 1  n2 
40. If lim
n 
 an  1  n   b , and b is finite then
 
A) a =1 B) b = 0 C) ab = 0 D)b = 1

x p  x p 1  1
41. Lt   p  0, q  0 
x  x q  x q  2  2
A) 0 if p  q B) 1 if p  q
C) infinite if p  q D) 1 if p  q
 e| x|[ x ]  2 
42. If f ( x)  x   then
 | x | [ x] 
A) lim f ( x)  1 B) lim f ( x)  0 C) lim f ( x )  1 D) lim f ( x)  0

x  0 x  0 x 0 x 0
n x  n x x 2 e nx  x
43. For x  R , f  x   lim n  n x  n  x
,  
g x  lt then
n  e nx  1
A) number of solutions of f  x   g  x  is two for x  0
B) number of solutions of f  x   g  x  is one for x  0
C) the range of the function f  x   g  x  for x   3, 1 contains exactly two integers
D) Number of solution of f  x   g  x  is one for x  0
SECTION-II
   1 
44. If lim  x 2 1  2  3  .....       K then 2K  3 is equal to (where . denotes G.I.F)
x 0   
  x  
3
45. If a  max  p   6  min  q   where p and q satisfy cos 1 p  cos 1 1  p  cos 1 1  q 
4
then a is equal to ____
 x   1 , for
46. If f  x  
 x  1  2 
1 
f :  0, 5   , 3 ( where  x  and  x are integral and fractional
2 

max lim f  x  , lim f  x 
x 1 x 1

min  lim f  x  , lim f  x  
part of x ) then
x 1 x 1

47. If exhaustive values of x satisfying sin 1 x  cos 1 x  tan 1 x    cot 1 x belongs to

 1 
 ,   , the last digit of  20013 2012
is  . Calculate  4  3 
 

48. If  ,  ,   R such that       3 , then minimum value of is
tan   tan 1   tan 1 
1
SECTION – III
Column-I : Contains value of limit of function.
Column-II : Contains corresponding value of a.
Column-I : Contains corresponding value of b.
Column-I Column-II Column-III
1) Lim
x 
 x 2  x  1  ax  b  0  P) a
1
3
X) b  1
x 2 sin ax 2
2) Lim 1 Q) a  1 Y) b 
x 0 bx  sin x 3
 ecos xa   e  e 1 1
3) Lim   R) a Z) b 
x 0  3axb  2 2 2
 
 x2  x  1  1
4) Lim   2ax  b   4 S) a T) b  4
x 
 x 1  6
49. Which of the following combination is correct ?

A) 2 R Y B) 4 R T C) 3 R Y D) 1 Q T
50. Which of the combination is correct
A) 1 S Z B) 2 P T C) 4 S Z D) 3 P Y
51. Which of the combination is correct
A) 1 Q Z B) 2 P X C) 3 R X D) 4 S Z

Consider f  x   x  sin x
 x 
4
g  x   cos  e 2
1


 
 2x 
h  x   tan 1  2 
1 x 
 1 1 1 1 
  x   Lim  sin 4 x  2 sin 4 2 x  4 sin 4 22 x  6 sin 4 23 x  ...  2 n sin 4 2 n x 
n
 2 2 2 2 
Column-I Column-II Column-III
f  x  g  x 
a) Lim is equal to 1) 1 P)  
x 0 x2 4
g  x   xh  x  2    5
b) Lim is equal to 2)  Q)  
x 0 x2 3  2  3
f  2 x   h  x3 
Lim is equal 1    3
c) x 0 x3 3)  R)  
2  6  4
to
3 f  x 1 
d) Lim is equal to 4) S)         2
x 0 x3 2 2
52. Choose the correct combination

A) a  1  P B) b  1  Q C) d  1  Q D) c  2  Q
A) c  2  R B) B  1  S C) d  4  Q D) c  1  P
A) d  4  P B) c  1  R C) a  1  Q D) b  1  R

KEY SHEET
PHYSICS
1 ACD 2 A 3 ABCD 4 ABC 5 ABCD
6 BC 7 ABC 8 1 9 2 10 6
11 5 12 5 13 A 14 B 15 D
16 B 17 C 18 C
CHEMISTRY
19 ABD 20 BC 21 ABCD 22 ABC 23 ABCD
24 ABCD 25 ABC 26 6 27 8 28 5
29 4 30 3 31 D 32 D 33 D
34 A 35 A 36 A
MATHEMATICS
37 AB 38 AD 39 BCD 40 AD 41 ABC
42 AB 43 BD 44 4 45 4 46 4
47 1 48 2 49 B 50 D 51 A
52 D 53 B 54 A
21.
H 2SO 4  2NH 3   NH 4 2 SO 4
CaCl 2  8NH 3  CaCl 2 .8NH 3
P4 O 10  12NH 3  6H 2 O  4  NH 4 3 PO 4
25. Ammonia is obtained by hydrolysis of calcium cyanamide (COCN2)
26. (620 x 1200)/(124 x 1000) = 6
27. x  12, y  4, z  6
XY 12  4
The value of  8
Z 6
28. X=Total number of  2c  2e   bond=10
Y=Total number of  3c  2e   bond =0
Z= Total number of  3c  4e   bond=2
10  0   2  5
29. 3,5,6,7 are correct statements.
30. x = 12(6+6) and y = 4(3+1)
33. Correct set of combination is ,
I-c-q
II-d-p
III-b-r
IV-a-s
MATHS
x(1  a cos x)  b sin x
37. lim 1
x0 x3
By applying L-Hospital rule
x(a sin x)  (1  a cos x)  b cos x
lim 1
x0 3x 2
 1 a  b  0
By applying L-Hospital rule
 a ( x sin x  2 cos x)  cos x

= lim  1 (b  a  1)
x 0 6
5 3
 a , b 
2 2
 tan 2 x
38. : x  0 { x}  x; [ x ]  0; f ( x )  1
x2
 (A), (D) are true


x  0 ;{x}  x  1; [ x]  1;
f ( x)  ( x  1) cot( x  1)  1.
( a  1) n 2  an  1
40. b  lim
x  1 n
a  1 as limit is finite
b=1
41. Conceptual
 e x [ x ]  2   e x0  2 
42. A) Lt x 
 
  Lt x   
 Lt e x  2  = 1 - 2 = -1
 x  [ x]   x  0  x 0
x 0 x 0
 e x  x   2   e x 1  2 
B) Lt x 
x 0  x   x  
  x Lt x  0
 
0
 x 1 
f  x   sin x, g  x   x 2 , x  0
43.
x x0
1
46. f  x  ,0  x 1
x 1
2
 ,1  x  2
x
3 5
 ,2  x 
x 1 2
47.   0,   1,   1
48. using graph

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elastisity of the material of a metallic wire Viscosity: Viscus force
between two layers,stoke's law terminal velocity,,Experiment: Co-
efficient of viscosity of a given viscous liquid by measuring terminal
velocity of a given spherical body. (exculiding - thermal stess ,
Rynolds number,Poiseuilles equation)
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of phosphorus, preparation & properties of Phosphine, Oxides,
chlorides and oxoacids of phosporus
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preparation of silicones ,uses .
GROUP 15: General characteristics of elements and their
compounds, Preparation & properties of Nitrogen & Ammonia
MATHEMATICS: 100% Complete Limits

SECTION – I
 2 x  x ln 2  
1/ x 2
37. The value of the limit, lim   is

x0  3  x ln 3 
x
 ln2/3  ln3/2  ln 6 
 2 
ln 6 
   
 3  2 
A) 6  2 
B) 6  2 
C)   D)  
 3  2
 1 

38. The value of lim
x1
 x  x1 is (where [.] Greatest Integer Function)
A) 0 B) 1 C) does not exist D) None of these
1
4  x2 1
39. lim  tan 1 x is equal to
x1 
 
1 1
1 1 
A)  B) C) e 
D) e 
 
40. If ,  ,  where      (in order) are three roots of a cubic equation f  x  0 which
are in arithmetic progression with common difference 3 and the leading coefficient of
1
  x 
cubic is 2, then the value of lim 1  f  x   is equal to
x   x   
A) e3 B) e3 C) e6 D) e6
 1 
n

  1  1  
n 1n  n  2 ....n  n1 
n 2
41. lim n  
n 

  2  2   2  

1
A) e B) e2 C) e 2 D) 1
SECTION – II
cases
 1 
  sin x  n 1 x   p
x 
 x 
  x 

  
42. The value of lim lim 1  sin 1  sin 2 .....1  sin n     7 n   is e
 
q
(where p & q are
n  x 0  7  7   7  r1 
 
coprime), then which of the following is/are correct?
A) p  q  7 B) p  q  5 C) q  p  5 D) q  p  7
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43. If   ,   R and    ,   R  2n  , n  I  are functions satisfying


 2 


1  x  sin 2   1  x 2  sin    x  x 2   0 , then which of the following is/are CORRECT?
 1 1  1
A) lim   sin     sin    2 B) ln    is an odd function
 0  
 e
 2  
 n 1 
 
  2   
1 1
1
C) lim
 0 
 r

  n, n  N D) lim   sin     sin   
 r 1   

 0 e
44. Let f be a biquadratic function of x given by f  x  Ax 4  Bx3  Cx 2  Dx  E , where

1
 f x x
A,B,C,D,E  R and A  0 . If lim    e3 , then which of the following is/are true?
x0  3 
 2 x 
A) A  4B  0 B) A  3B  0 C) f 1  8 D) f 1  4
 x3 1 
45. If xlim   ax 2  bx  c  4 then which of the following is/are correct?
   x 1 
A) a  b  c B) a  b  c C) a  b  c  7 D) a  b  c  5
 
 2 x ,  sin x 1, 0 x
1  x  1  2 where [k]
46. Consider, f  x   and g  x  
 x  2  x, 1  x  3 
 x  cos  x  2 ,

 x
 2
denotes greatest integer function of k then which of the following statement(s) is/are
CORRECT?
A) lim g  f  x  1 B) lim g  f  g ( x)  0
x1 
x
2
f  g  x  1 g  f  x  1
C) lim  D) lim 
x 2 
f  x 2 2 x 0 
 f  x 2
2
2
47. Which of the following limit vanishes?
A) lim  x x  x x 
x 1
B) lim x 2 ln
x0 x0 x
10 x  2 x  5 x  1
C) lim x ln x1 D) lim
x 0 x 0 x  tan x

1
p cos x  xe x
48. If lim 1
 0 , then which of the following is/are INCORRECT about
x0
1  sin x  q cos x.e x
p,q?
A) p  0, q  R B) p  4 , q  2 C) p  2, q  R D) p  0, q  2
49. A right angled triangle has one leg of length 1 unit, another leg of length x units and
hypotenuse is of length y units. The angle opposite to the side of length x units is 
then:
A) y 3  x3  sec3   tan 3  B) lim  y  x   0

2
C) lim  y 2  x 2   1 D) lim  y 3  x3   1
 
2 2
SECTION – III

  12 sin xx    22 sin xx   ...   n 2 sin x x   
 
      
50. If L  lim nlim        where [.] denotes the greatest
x 0    
3
  n 


  


3
integer function. Then  ____
L
2 x3   tan 1 x
3
1
51. The number of possible value(s) of k for which xlim  ,
 8 3 1 1 2
x cot kx  k 2 x 6 sin 3  3kx3
 x
is
 n   1 
52. If f  x  nlim  r cos r
  r 1
x , then the value of
 
 x0 
lim 1 cos x2 f  x  cos x1  is

 
(where [.] is greatest integer function)
lim  x cos x    x sin x  is

x 1/ x
53.
x 0

54. The value of xlim

 3 x3  2 x2  x2   x  is equal to k
, then k 

KEY SHEET
PHYSICS
1 D 2 C 3 D 4 B 5 B
6 AD 7 ACD 8 BC 9 AB 10 ABD
11 AB 12 AB 13 BD 14 2 15 3
16 6 17 5 18 2
CHEMISTRY
19 A 20 A 21 C 22 B 23 B
24 ABC 25 BCD 26 BD 27 ABD 28 AB
29 AB 30 ABD 31 AC 32 1 33 3
34 6 35 42 36 4
MATHEMATICS
37 A 38 B 39 D 40 D 41 B
42 AC 43 ABC 44 BD 45 BD 46 BD
47 BD 48 ABC 49 ABC 50 9 51 3
52 2 53 1 54 6
MATHS
43.
48.
51.

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Precision (All rules pertaining to above topics only as per NCERT text
book)
PREVIOUS WEEK (20%): Surface Tension : Definition of surface
tension, Force required to lift objects from surface of liquids, Surface
energy, relation between surface tension and surface energy,
Capillarity, Angle of contact, rising of liquid in a capillary tube, excess
pressure inside a liquid drop, soap bubble, Surface tension,
Experiment: Surface tension of water by capillary rise and effect of
detergents
CHEMISTRY: PRESENTWEEK (80%): GROUP 16: General characteristics,

allotropes of sulphur, O2 – Preparation, Properties, uses , Different
types of oxides – classification, Ozone - Preparation, Properties, Uses,
Oxides & halides of Sulphur, Oxyacids of sulphur, Sodium
thiosulphate
PREVIOUS WEEK (20%): Oxides and oxo acids of nitrogen, allotropes
of phosphorus, preparation & properties of Phosphine, Oxides,
chlorides and oxoacids of phosporus
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Introduction to continuity, Continuity at a point in a function,
Continuity of composite function, Intermediate value property of
continuous functions, Differentiability, LHD, RHD
PREVIOUS WEEK (20%): 100% Complete Limits
SECTION-I
41. Which of the following functions is discontinuous at x  1
1
A) g  x   lim
n 1  n sin 2   x 
1
B) f  x  
1  2 tan x
 1 
 
 1 x 
C) h  x   2 2 , x  1 and h 1  1
 
x 1
D)   x   , x  1 and  1  1
x  1  2  x  1
2
42. Consider the function ' ' defined in  0,1 as
 2  1  ; if x0
 x .sin  
  x    x . Then
 x0
 0 ; if
A)   x  has a right derivative at x  0 B)  '  x  is discontinuous at x  0
C)  '  x  is continuous at x  0 D)  '  x  is differentiable at x  0
43.  
If f  x   maximum 4,1  x 2 , x 2  1 x  R. Then f  x  is non-differentiable at
A) 3 B)  3
C) Two irrational points D) Two rational points
44. Which of the following functions are not differentiable at x  0
A) cos x  x B) cos x  x C) sin x  x D) sin x  x

45. Let f be a twice differentiable function (meaning f " x  exists for all x) and
 f ( x)
 ,x  0
f  0   0,f '  0   0 . Define a function g by g ( x)   x
 0 , x  0
Then which of the following statements is CORRECT?
A) g is continuous at x  0
B) g has a first derivative at x  0
C) The first derivative of g must be continuous at x  0
D) g must have a second derivative at x  0
 x2
 a , 0  x 1

46. The function f  x    a, 1 x  2
 2b 2  4b
 , 2  x
 x 2
is continuous for 0  x   . Then which of the following statements is CORRECT?

A) The number of all possible ordered pairs (a, b) is 3
B) The number of all possible order pairs (a, b) is 4
C) The product of all possible values of b is – 1
D) The product of all possible values of b is 1.
47. Let f  x    x    x  . (Here [.] is integral part of ' x ' and {.} fractional part of ' x '
functions) then f  x  is
A) Continuous in  2, 2 
B) Non differentiable at 3 points in  2, 2 
C) Many one in  2, 2 
D) Discontinuous at 2 points in  2, 2 

48. Consider the function y  f (x)  1  1  x 2 . Then the true statements among the
following is/are (Here Rf '(0) stands for right hand and Lf '(0) stands for left hand
derivative of the function at x=0)
A) f is continuous in its domain B) f is differentiable in (-1, 1)
1 1 1 1
C) Rf '(0)  and Lf '(0)   D) Rf '(0)   and Lf '(0) 
2 2 2 2
49. If f ( x) | x  a |  ( x) , where  ( x) is a continuous function, then

A) f  '(a)   (a) B) f  '(a)   (a)
C) f  '(a)  f  '(a) D) f '( a ) does not exist
  1   1
 | x |    , | x | , n  N ,

f ( x)      
| x| n
50. then,
 1
 0, | x |
n
(where [.] denotes greatest integer function)
A) f is differentiable everywhere B) f is continuous everywhere
C) f is periodic D) f is not an odd function
SECTION-II
(both inclusive).
 1  1  3
51. Let f  x   x    x     x     x   . Then no. of points of discontinuity of f(x)
 4   2   4 
in (0,1) is_____ [ [.] denotes G.I.F]
52. The number of two digits numbers ‘a’ whose sum of digits is 9 such that
  x  2 3 
f  x    sin  x  2   a cos  x  2  is continuous in  4,6 is.
 a 
Here . denotes the greatest integer function

53. If   , 1  1, 0 then the number of points where the function
f  x   x 2     1 x   is not differentiable is
log(1  x)1 x 1
54. If the function f defined by f ( x)   , x  0 is continuous at x  0 , then
x2 x
6( f (0)) 
 tan  x 2  
    ax 3  b , 0  x  1  13
55. If f  x    ax 2 is differentiable in (0, 2), then b   .
 2cos x  tan 1 x 4 k
 , 1  x  2
Then the value of k is(where [ ] denotes greatest integer function).
56. 
If f(x) is a continuous function  x  R and the range of f(x) is 2, 21 and 
 f ( x) 
g ( x)    is continuous everywhere then the least positive integral value of c is
 c 
______ (here [] is GIF)
57. The number of integers lying in the interval (0, 10), where the function
   x 
2n
f ( x)  lim cos   , is discontinuous, is

n   2 
Number of functions f  x  satisfying  f  x    x 2 x  R and continuous on R is

2
58.
59. The number of points at which f  x   x   1  x , 1  x  3 is not differentiable is
where [ . ] denotes G.I.F
sin x, x0
60. If f  x    then the number of points of non differentiability of
 cos x  | x  1|, x  0
the function g  x   f | x | is

KEY SHEET
PHYSICS
1 ACB 2 AC 3 ACD 4 D 5 CD
6 AB 7 BC 8 AC 9 A 10 AC
11 5 12 5 13 8 14 3 15 6
16 4 17 5 18 3 19 8 20 2
CHEMISTRY
21 D 22 ABD 23 AD 24 AC 25 ABC
26 ABC 27 ABD 28 ACD 29 ABCD 30 ABCD
31 6 32 5 33 8 34 0 35 0
36 8 37 1 38 3 39 1 40 6
MATHEMATICS
41 ACD 42 AB 43 ABC 44 ABC 45 AB
46 AC 47 ABC 48 AC 49 ABD 50 ABC
51 3 52 3 53 5 54 3 55 6
56 5 57 4 58 4 59 4 60 3
6 4
5   0
2 2
35. x  6; y  18; z  12
36. A = 20; B  22 ; C = 10
37. O3  2KI  I 2  O 2  2KOH
I 2  2Na 2S2 O3  Na 2S4 O6  2NaI
n Na 2S2O3
n O3 
2
200  0.1
n O3   102
2  1000
100x  10 2  100  1 .
38. A, B, D are correct
39. A = 10; C = 6; B = 5 ; D = 3
40. Conceptual
MATHS
 1  1
42. Clearly 1  x   2 x.sin    cos   if x  0 = 0 if x = 0.
  x   x
 1
 1  x is discontinuous at x  0 , as cos   is oscillating in the neighbour hood of '0'
 x
43. Draw graph, clearly at x   3, f  x  is not differentiable.
 3 3
44. is not differentiable at

is differentiable for all ‘x’
however has both right and left derivatives are zero at
is differentiable at
1
45. One can easily establish that g '  0   f ''  o  using definition continuity of g ' at ‘0’ is also easy to
2
check.
46.  
We get (a,b) = (-1,1) , 1,1  2 , 1,1  2 
47. Conceptual
48. f is continuous in its domain [ 1,1]
x
f 1 (x)  , x  0, x  1
2 1 1 x2 1 x2
 ( x  a ) ( x) if x  a
49. f ( x)  
(a  x)  ( x) if x  a

 f (a ) 
1 Lt
xa ( x  a ) ( x )   ( x )   ( a )
1
f ( a ) 
1
( a  x ) 1 ( x )   ( x )   ( a )
Lt
xa
1 1 1 1
50. If | x | 1 and | x | , then 1  [ ] 
n | x| | x| | x|
1
 1 | x || x | [ ]  1
| x|
 f ( x)  0
1 1
If | x ||, then 0   1 and hence ( )  0 . Then f ( x )  0
| x| | |
Hence f ( x )  0 for all x  R
 1  2  3
51.  x  x     x     x    4 x
 4   4   4 
1 2 3 4
 f(x) = [4x] which will become discontinuous at x  , , ,
4 4 4 4
  x  2 3 
  0,
 a  x  4, 6 
52. Clearly
 x  2 3  8, 64  a  64  a  72, 81, 90
No of values
53.
given f  x   x 2     1 x  
Take g  x   x 2     1 x  
 f  x    x  1 x   
From graph it is clear that f  x  is not differentiable at ‘5’ points.
ln(1  x)1 x  x Lim (1  x) ln(1  x)  x
54. f (0)  Lim
x 0  x 0
x2 x2
1  ln(1  x)  1 1
 Lim
x 0   6 f (0)  3
2x 2
 ax 3  b , 0  x 1
55. f x   1
2cos x  tan , 1 x  2
 3ax 2
, 0  x 1

f ' x    1
 2 sin x  , 1 x  2
 1  x2
As the function is differentiable in [0, 2]  function is differentiable at x = 1
 f ' 1   f ' 1 

1 1
 3a   a
2 6
Function will also be continuous at x = 1
 lim f  x   lim f  x 
x 1 x 1

 a  b  2 
4
1   13
 b  2      k1  6 & k 2  12  k12  k 22  180 Ans.
6 4 4 6
56. g(x) must assume only one integer value ie g(x) = 0
2 f ( x) 21
 
c c c
21
1
c
C = 5, 6, 7-------; least value = 5
x
57. 0  x  2  0  1
2
x cos  x
0  : 1 0
2 2
 
2n
cos  x   0 as n 
 2 
 x
2n
x
but at x = 2, cos 1 lim cos   0 at x = 2 f(2) = 1
2 x 
 2
Hence f(x) is discontinuous at x = 2
58. 1) f  x   x n  R
2) f  x   x n  R
x , x  0
3) f  x   
x , x  0
x , x  0
4) f  x   
x , x  0
Number of functions = 4
59. 1 x is differentiable at all points except x =1
 x  is not differentiable at x = 0, 1, 2, 3 but differentiable at x  1at with right derivative of equal
to 1, 1  x  0.
sin x , x 0
60. f  x
cos  x   x  1 , x  0
 f  x   cos  x   x  1 , x  R
[ as x  0 is not possible and x  0 is true x  R ]
 f  x   cos  x   x  1 , x  R
Which is non - differentiable at x  0 and when x  1  0 or x  1.
Hence, f  x  has exactly three points of non - differentiability.

PHYSICS: PRESENTWEEK (80%): Simple Harmonic Motion : Kinematics and
Energy of a general Simple Harmonic oscillator,Time period of spring-
block system and related problems including superposition of SHM'S,
Finding Time period of linear SHM
(Exclude: Angular SHM, Physical Pendulum)
PREVIOUS WEEK (20%): Error Analysis : Error Analysis of Physical
quantities, Experiment involving estimation of g using a simple
pendulum, Significent figure, Rounding off of numbers, Accuracy,
Precision (All rules pertaining to above topics only as per NCERT text
book)
CHEMISTRY: PRESENTWEEK (80%): Structure and Nomenclature: Hybridisation
of carbon; Sigma and pi-bonds; Shapes of simple organic molecules,
Allotropes of carbon, Nomenclature of Hydrocarbons, Nomenclature of
bicyclic hydrocarbons(basic examples) and Aromatic compounds
PREVIOUS WEEK (20%): GROUP 16: General characteristics,
allotropes of sulphur, O2 – Preparation, Properties, uses , Different
types of oxides – classification, Ozone - Preparation, Properties, Uses,
Oxides & halides of Sulphur, Oxyacids of sulphur, Sodium
thiosulphate
MATHEMATICS: PRESENTWEEK (80%): Differentiation: Solving functional equation by
using differentiation, Derivatives of implicit function, Derivatives upto
order two
PREVIOUS WEEK (20%): Continuity & Differentiability: Introduction
to continuity, Continuity at a point in a function, Continuity of
composite function, Intermediate value property of continuous
functions, Differentiability, LHD, RHD
SECTION-I
(Single Correct Answer Type)
This section contains 6 multiple choice questions. Each question has 4 options (A), (B), (C) and (D) out of which
ONLY ONE option can be correct.
1 x
x 2 x3
37. If the function f  x   4e 2
1 x   and g  x   f 1  x  , then the value of
2 3
 7
g '    equals:
 6
(here g(x) is a inverse of a function f(x)).
1 1 6 6
A) B)  C) D) 
5 5 7 7
x2 1 x 3
 1 sin  x  1  x  1  e x 1  1
1
If T  x   2 x   x  1 x 2  x  1 , then T '''  1 is equal to
2
38. 0
2
0 x6  1 0
1
A) 0 B) –1 C) ln 2 D) does not exist
2
 
Consider, f  x   min  x 3  1,   x  2  x  2  ,7  x 3  p and q denote number of
1
39.
 4 
points where f(x) is discontinuous and non-derivable in [–2, 3] respectively then p + q
is
A) 0 B) 1 C) 3 D) 4
1
40. Let f be a composite function of x defined by f  u   , where
u  6u  11u  6
3 2
1
ux  . Then the number of points x where f is discontinuous is
x
A) 4 B) 3 C) 2 D) 1

xy
41. Let f : R  R be a differentiable function satisfying 2f    f  y   f  x ;
 2 
x, y  R
If f  0   5 and f 1  5   1 , then:
1
A) lim  f  x   x 4  e2
x 4
B) f | x | is non-derivable at exactly 2 points
C) f(x) is non-derivable at exactly 1 point
D) f  x  is non-derivable at exactly 3 points
If 2x   y  y
x 2
 1 d 2 y x dy
42. 1/3 1/3
 , then find the value of
y
. 2 . .
dx y dx
A) 3 B) 6 C) 9 D) 12
SECTION-II
(Multiple Correct Answer Type)
Marking scheme: +4 for all correct options & +1 partial marks, 0 if not attempted and -2 in all wrong cases.
3
d 2 y  dy  dy
43. If the independent variable x is changed to y then the equation x 2     0
dx  dx  dx
2
d 2 x  dx 
is changed to x 2     k where k is equal to
dy  dy 
(Note: [y] denotes greatest integer function less than or equal to y.]
 2 tan x   2x 
A) lim  B) lim 
x 0
 x  x 0 tan x 
 
 tan x 
C) lim  D) 1
x 0
 x 

44. Let f : R  R,g : R  R and h : R  R be differentiable functions such that
 
f  x   x 3  3x  2,g  f  x    x and h g  g  x    x for x  R . Then
D) h  g  3   36
1
A) g1  2   B) h1  2   666 C) h1  0   45
3
45. Let a and c be real numbers such that c > 0 and f(x) is defined on [–1, 1] as
 x a sin  x  c  , if x  0
f x  
 0, if x  0
Which of the following statement(s) is/are correct?
A) f  x  is continuous if and only if a > 0
B) f '  0  is exists if and only if a > 1
C) f '  x  is continuous if and only if a > 1 + c
D) f ''  0  exists if and only if a > 2 + c
46.  
If f  x   sgn  sin 2 x  sin x  1 sin 2 x  sin x  1  0 has exactly 4 points of
discontinuity for x   0,n  ,n  N then the value of n may be equal to
(sgn. Denotes signum of a function)
A) 2 B) 3 C) 4 D) 5
dy
47. If y  e x  e  x , then is equal to
dx
e x  e x
e x  e x
1 1
A) B) C) y2  4 D) y2  4
2 x 2x 2 x 2 x
dy
48. If y  x  y  x  c (where c  0 ), then has the value equal to
dx
2x x y  y2  x 2 c2
A) 2 B) C) D)
c y  y2  x 2 x 2y

n nx  dy
49. If y  x nx  , then is equal to
dx
y
 nx nx 1  2nx n  nx  
y
 ln x   2ln  ln x   1
ln  ln x 
A) B)
x x
yny
C)
y
xnx

 ln x   2ln  ln x 
2
 D)
xnx
 2ln  ln x   1
50. Let f  x   x sin  x, x  0 . Then for all natural numbers n,f '  x  vanishes at
 1
A) a unique point in the interval  n,n  
 2
 1 
B) a unique point in the interval  n  , n  1
 2 
C) a unique point in the interval (n, n+1)
D) two points in the interval (n, n+1)
SECTION-III
(Paragraph Type)
This section contains 2 groups of question. Each group has 2 multiple choice questions based on a paragraph.
Each question has 4 choice (A), (B),(C) AND (D) for its answer, out of which ONLY ONE is correct.
  px n  r 2  e x  r  1 
lim       , x  0
 n   n r 1 r  r  1 


Let f  x    q, x0 is differentiable in R (the set

 lim 
n
r 2  r  e x  1
, x0
 n 
r 1 r  r  1

of all real numbers)
[Note: [y] and [y] denote greatest integer and fractional part function of y.]
({.} denotes fractional part of a function).

51. The value of p  q   is equal to
A) –2 B) 2 C) 1 D) 3
1
52. If g is the inverse of f then g '   is equal to
2
1
A) ln 2 B) –ln 2 C) 2 D)
2
Consider f and g be two real-valued differentiable functions on R (the set of all real
numbers).
Let f  x   x 2  g '  0  x  g ''  3 and g  y   f  2  y 2  yf ''  y   f '  y   2
f  x  , x  0
53. Let h  x    then h(x) is
 g  x  , x  0
A) discontinuous at x = 0
B) continuous but non-derivable at x = 0
C) continuous and derivable at x = 0
D) discontinuation but derivable at x = 0
54. If f   g     4 , where  ,    3,3 then the number of non-positive ordered pairs
 ,   is equal to
A) 0 B) 1 C) 2 D) more than two

KEY SHEET
PHYSICS
1 A 2 D 3 A 4 A 5 C
6 A 7 ACD 8 ABD 9 AD 10 ACD
11 A 12 BD 13 AC 14 ABC 15 A
16 C 17 C 18 C
CHEMISTRY
19 D 20 C 21 A 22 C 23 C
24 B 25 CD 26 BD 27 ABD 28 BC
29 ABD 30 AD 31 BC 32 ACD 33 D
34 C 35 D 36 C
MATHEMATICS
37 A 38 A 39 B 40 A 41 D
42 C 43 BCD 44 ABC 45 ABCD 46 CD
47 AC 48 ABC 49 BD 50 BC 51 D
52 C 53 A 54 B
S  0.4 P
3
T  2
S 2 Pg
2s
 2
5g
15-16.
5  5
0 hgV  0 gV l gV
2 2
5  5  3h 
0 hgV  0 gV 0 4  h 

2 2  0 
6g h 6g
2  Velocity at mean position = A  0
5h0 2 5h0
17. Mean value of diameter
2.620  2.625  2.630  2.628  2.626
am 
5
=2.6258 cm=2.626 cm
(rounding off to three decimal places)
18. Taking a m as the true value, the absolute errors in different observations are,
a1  2.626  2.620  0.006 cm
a2  2.626  2.625  0.001cm
a3  2.626  2.630  0.004 cm
a4  2.626  2.628  0.002 cm
a5  2.626  2.626  0.000 cm
a1  a2  a3  a4  a5
amean 
5
0.006  0.001  0.004  0.002  0.000
 0.0026  0.003
5
(rounding off to three decimal places)
MATHS
1 x  1 x 
dy 4  
37.  e  1  x  x 2  2e
2  2 
 x2  x 1
dx 2
dx 1
g ' y    x 1 
dy  
2e  2   x 2  x  1
7
When y   then x = 1
6
dy  1 1
  
dx  x 7/6 2  3 5
Alternatively: We have  gof  x   x
g ' f  x  f '  x   1
7  7
When f  x     x  1  g '    f ' 1  1
6  6
 7 1 1
Hence, g '     
 6  f ' 1 5

38. x = –1 is the factor of 1 row, 2 row, 3 row and 3rd column.
st nd rd
Hence, T(x) contains  x  1

4
 T'''  1  0
 x3 1
 for x  0
f  x     x  2  x  2 
1
38. for 0  x  2
 4
 for x  2
 7  x3
f  x  is continuous everywhere but non-derivable at x = 2 only
 p = 0 and q = 1.
1 1 1
39. f u  3  , as u  x   ,
u  6u  11u  6  u  1 u  2  u  3
2
x
1
So, f 
 1  1  1 
  1   2    3 
 x  x  x 
1 1
 f is discontinues at x = 1, , ,0
2 3
 2x  2h   2x  0 
f x  h  f x
f f  
40. f '  x   lim  lim  2   2 
h 0 h h 0 h
 f  2x   f  2h    f  2x   f  0  
  
 lim  2   2   lim f  2h   f  0 
h 0 h h 0 2h
f '  x   f '  0
 f  x   f '  0 x  
As f(0) = 5
 f  x   f ' 0 x  5
Also f '  x   f '  0   f '  5   f '  0   1
 f '  0  1
Hence, f  x   5  x
41. y 2/3  2xy1/3  1  0

y1/3  x  x 2  1 

 ln y  3ln x  x 2  1 
3
  x 2  1 y12  9y 2
y1

y x 1 2
2xy   x 2  1 2y1 y 2  18yy1

2
1
xy1   x 2  1 y 2  9y (As y1 is not equal to 0, because y is not constant)

Dividing by y, we get
x 1   x 2  1 2  9
y y
y y

dy 1 d y d  1  dy
2
1 d2x
42.  ; 2    .  
 dx / dy  dy 2
3
dx dx / dy dx dy  dx / dy  dx
3
d 2 y  dy  dy
Hence, x    0
dx 2  dx  dx
1 d2x 1 1
Becomes  x.   0
 dx / dy 
3
dy  dx / dy   dx / dy 
2 3
2
d2x  dx 
x 2 1    0
dy  dy 
2
d 2 x  dx 
 x 2   1
dy  dy 
 k 1
43. Partially differentiating w.r.t x taking y as a constant
f '  x  y   f '  x   e x  e y  1
x  0 f '  y   f '  0  ey 1
f '  y   ey  1
Integrating both sides
f  y   ey  y  c
Putting y = 0, 0 = 1 + 0 + c
 c  1
 f  x   e  x 1
x
Now, verify the options

44.

 a  1 
 x sin  e  , if x  0
45. We have, f  x   x 

 0, if x  0
A) As f  0   0 , so f(x0 is continuous at x = 0, if
 1 
lim f  x   0  lim x a .sin  c   a  0
x 0 x 0
x 
f  h   f 0
B) f '  0   lim
h 0 h
 1 
h a sin    0
 hc   1 
 lim  lim h a 1.sin  c   0 ,
h 0 h h 0
h 
Provided, a  1  0  a  1
 a  1   c  a 1  1 
 x cos  c  .  c 1   a.x .sin  c  , x  0
C) We have f '  x    x  x  x 
 x0
 0,
Clearly, f’(x) is continuous at x = 0, it a > 1+ c.
f ' h   f ' 0
D) We have f "  0   lim
h 0 h
 1   c   1 
h a .cos  c  .  c 1   a.sin  c   0
 lim h  h  h 
h 0 h
= 0, provided, a  c  2
46. f  x  is discontinuous where  sin 2 x  sin x  1 sin 2 x  sin x  1  0 .
 sin 2 x  sin x  1  0 ( sin 2 x  sin x  1 = 0 has no real roots.)
1 5 1 5
 sin x  or sin x   1  sin x  1
2 2
Graph of sinx 
1 5
There will be two values of x between  and 2 for which sin x  .
2
 For 4 points of discontinuity, n can take the value 4 or 5.
51. For x < 0
f  x   lim 
n

r 2  r  ex 1
 lim 
n
ex
n 
r 1 r  r  1 n 
r 1 r  r  1
( r 2  r  1 is an integer and {x + m} = {x} where, m  I

n
1 1 
 e x lim    e
x
n 
r 1  r r 1
1 1   1 1  1 1 
lim          .....    
n 
1 2   2 3   n n 1 
 ex
For x > 0
 px n  r  r  1  1   px n  r 2  r  1  e  x  
  
f  x   lim 
n   n
 r  r  1 


   lim
n 

 
n r 1 r  r  1 
 r 1
 
 px n  r  r  1  1 
 lim 
n   n
 r  r  1 
  for x  0, e x
  0,1 , e  x   0 
 r 1
1 n  1  1 n  1 1 
 px lim
n  n
  r  r  1     px
 1   lim
n  n
 1   
 r r  r  1
   
r 1   r 1   
1  1 
 px lim  n  1    
n  n
  n 1 
n2
 px lim    px  
n  n  n  1
 ex , x  0

Now, f  x    q, x  0
 px   , x  0

Since, f(x) is differentiable in R.
 continuity at x = 0
1=q= 
And derivable at x = 0
1=p
pq 3
52. g  x   ln x 0<x<1
1 1
 g ' x   g '   2
x 2
 x 2  4 x  8, x0
53. h  x   2
4 x  4 x  2 x  0
 L.H.L (at x = 0) = 2 and R.H.L (at x = 0) = 8 = f(0)
 h  x  is discontinuous at x = 0
 f     2  4  8    2   4  4
2
54.
And g     4  2  4   2   2   1  1  1
2
 f   g     4
But given f   g     4
So, f   g     4
1
   2 and  
2
Hence, number of non-positive ordered pairs = 1

PHYSICS: PRESENTWEEK (80%):Angular SHM, Physical pendulum,
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spring-block system and related problems including superposition of
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Physical Pendulum)
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Hybridisation of carbon; Sigma and pi-bonds; Shapes of simple
organic molecules, Allotropes of carbon, Nomenclature of
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examples) and Aromatic compounds
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Angle between the intersecting curves
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equation by using differentiation, Derivatives of implicit function,
Derivatives upto order two
SECTION – I
37. For a curve y  f ( x) at a point P ( x1 , y1 ) in first quadrant, tangent and normal meet
x-axis respectively at T and N. Ordinate of P meets x-axis at M.
Then length TM + Length MN =
A) atleast 2y1 B) atmost y1 C) exactly 2y1 D) exactly y1
38. The ends A and B of a straight rod of length 20 inches in length moves on two
mutually perpendicular lines. If the velocity of B is 8 inches/sec when it is 12 inches
from point of intersection “O” of two perpendicular lines then velocity of midpoint of
the rod is
A)15 inches/sec B)10inches/sec C)5inches/sec D)1inches/sec
39. The number of parallel tangents to f1  x   x 2  x  1 and f 2  x   x 3  x 2  2 x  1 is
A) 0 B) 1 C) 2 D) Infinite
40. A horse runs along a circle with a speed of 20km/h. A lantern is at the centre of the
circle. A fence is there along the tangent to the circle at the point at which the horse
start. The speed with which the shadow of the horse moves along the fence at the
moment when it covers 1/8 of the circle in km/h is
A) 20 B) 40 C) 30 D) 60
41. A point P moves on the curve y  2 x 2 and its velocity at P(x,y) is 4 feet per second.
Then rate at which inclination of tangent to the curve at P changing when P passes
through (1,2)
16 16
A) rad / sec B) rad / sec
17 17 17
16
C) rad / sec D) 2 rad / sec
17

SECTION – II
cases
42. On the curve x 2  y 2  4 x  4 y  1  0 P is a point whose ordinate is 5. Then with
reference to P which of the following statements hold good?
A) y-intercept of tangent is 5
B) x-intercept of normal is 3
C) Area of quadrilateral formed by tangent & normal and co-ordinate axes is 10
D) Distance of parallel tangent to the tangent at P, from origin is 5
43. If the tangent to the curve 2 y 3  ax 2  x 3 at the point  a, a  cuts off intercepts  and
 on the coordinate axes, (where  2   2  61 ) then the value of a is
A) -30 B) 10 C) 20 D) 30
44. Which of the following pairs of curves intersect orthogonally?
x2 y 2 x2 y 2 x2 y 2 x2 y 2
A)   1 and  1 B)   1 and  1
31 41 91 19 71 17 31 23
x2 y 2 x2 y 2 x2 y 2 x2 y 2
C)   1 and  1 D)   1 and  1
37 41 47 31 13 17 19 23
45. If the tangent at a point P1 ( other than (0, b)) on the curve ax 3  y  b  0 meets the
curve again at P2 . The tangent at P2 meets the curve at P3 and so on. If the abscissae
of P1 , P2 ,............Pn from a G.P. then (a, b) may be
A) (1, 0) B) (2, 7) C) (3, 5) D) ( 4, 9)
46. For the curve represented parametrically by the equation, x  2 log  cot t   1 and
y  tan t  cot t, then
 
A) Tangent at t  is parallel to X-axis B) Normal at t  is parallel to Y-axis
4 4
 
C) Tangent at t  is parallel to y = x D) Normal at t  is parallel to y = x
4 4

47. Consider a differentiable function f : R  R for which f '  0   ln 2 and
f  x  y   2x f  y   4 y f  x  ,  x, y  R . Which of the following is(are) correct ?
A) f  4   240 B) f '  4   24ln 2
1
C) The minimum value of y  f  x  is D) The number of solution of f  x   2 is 1
4
48. If at each point of the curve y  x 3  ax 2  x  1 the tangent is inclined at an acute
angle with positive direction of x-axis, then possible integral value of 'a' is
A) –1 B) 0 C) 1 D) 2
x 3 5x 2
49. The coordinate of point(s) on the graph of function f  x     7x  4 where
3 2
the tangent drawn cuts off intercepts from coordinate axes which are equal in
magnitude but opposite in sign is
 8  7  5  7
A)  2,  B)  3,  C) 1,  D)  2, 
 3  2  6  6
SECTION – III
50. If the normal at (at12 ,2at1 ) to the curve y 2  4ax  0 meets the curve again at
(at2 2 ,2at2 ) then  t1  t2  t1 
51. A point moves along the curve y 2  12 x and its abscissa increasing uniformly at the
rate of 2 cm/sec .If ordinate and abscissa increasing at the same rate at the point P(a,b),
then a  b 
52. The parametric equations of a curve are x  sec2 t and y  cot t . If the tangent, drawn
  
to the curve at P  t   meets the curve again at Q, and if PQ  5, where  , 
 4 
are co-prime then, the numerical value of    is
53. Let P  x 0 , y0  be a point on the curve C :  x 2  11  y  1  4  0 where x 0 , y 0  N . If
area of triangle formed by the normal drawn to the curve 'C' at 'P' and the co-ordinate
a
axes is   ,a,b,  N then find the least value of a  6b
b
 x 
54. Let f : R  R be defined as f  x   x 3  2x 2  4x  sin   and g be the inverse
 2 
function of f, then g '  8         x is G.I.F 

KEY SHEET
PHYSICS
1 B 2 B 3 D 4 C 5 C
6 AC 7 BC 8 ABD 9 ACD 10 AC
11 BD 12 BCD 13 ABCD 14 8 15 2
16 6 17 5 18 3
CHEMISTRY
19 C 20 C 21 C 22 B 23 B
24 ABC 25 ABC 26 BD 27 CD 28 CD
29 ABC 30 ABC 31 BCD 32 8 33 9
34 4 35 3 36 3
MATHEMATICS
37 A 38 C 39 D 40 B 41 A
42 AC 43 AD 44 AB 45 ABCD 46 AB
47 ACD 48 ABC 49 AB 50 2 51 9
52 5 53 3 54 0
Or F2  2.25  gAy
'
F2 2.25  gAy ' 2.25 '

   y
m  AL L
2.25g
 2 
L
L T L
 T2  2 , 2 
2.25 g 2 2.25 g
Required time period is
T1 T2 L 1 1 
T    
2 2 g 4 2.25 
L 1 2 7 L
T     
g 2 3 6 g
18. Suppose that the plank is displaced from its equilibrium position by x at time t , the centre of the
cylinder is, therefore displaced by x / 2 .
 The mechanical energy of the system is given by,
E  K .E ( Plank )  P.E ( spring )  K .E (cylinder )
2 2
 d  x  1  1   1 d  x   1  7  dx  1 2
2 2
1  dx  1 1
E  m    kx 2  2m       2m.R 2        m    kx
2  dt  2 2  dt  2   2  2   R dt  2   2  4  dt  2
After differentiating the total energy and equating it to zero, one finds acceleration   x .
2
4k
The angular frequency,    2rad / sec
7m
MATHS
 1
37. TM  MN  y1  m    2 y1
 m
dy
38. Given that  8inches / sec
dt
When y=12 inches
x 2  y 2  400
When y=12
x 2  400  144  256
x  16
dx dy
Now 2 x.  2y 0
dt dt
dx dy
x.  y.  0
dt dt
dx
16.  12  8   0
dt
dx 12  8
  6inches / sec
dt 16
Now velocity of midpoint M

2 2
d  d 
   x / 2     y / 2 
 dt   dt 
1
  36  64 
4
100
  25  5inches / sec
4
39.
42. P  (2,5) Tangent at P is y  5 Normal at P is x  2 .

dy
43.  2 y 3  ax 2  x3  6 y2  2ax  3x 2
dx
dy  2ax  3x 2  dy 5a 2 5
    2 
dx  6 y 2  dx  a ,a  6a 6
5
 Equation of tangent is ya   x  a
6
or 6 y  6 a  5 x  5a
x y
or  5 x  6 y  a or  1
 a / 5   a / 6 
a a
   , 
5 6
 a   a 
2 2
61a 2
      61 (given)   61  a  30
 30 
2
 5  6
44. (C) and (D) don’t intersect. The system of equations has no real solution so only (A) and (B) are
correct.
45. ax3  y  b  0 y  3at 2
y   at 3  b   eat 2  Q  t 
at13  at 3  3at 2  t1  t 
t12  t1 t  2t 2  0
x2  x  2  0
x  2
t1
 2, t1  2t
t
47. Replace x by y and y by x, we get ….(i)
f  y  x   2 y f  x   4x f  y 
2x f  y   4 y f  x   2 y f  x   4x f  y 
f  x f  y
 y  k  let 
4 2
x x
4  2y

f  x  k 4  2 x x

f '  x   k  4 ln 4  2 x ln 2 
x
f '  0   k ln 2  ln 2  k  1
f  x   4x  2x
f  4   44  24  256  16  240
 1 1
f  x    2x   
 2 4
1
Minimum value of f  x  is .
4
 t1  t1  t2   2
2
50. t2  t1 
t1
dy dx dy dx 
2 y.  12.  y.  6.  y  6  b  6 
51. dt dt dt dt a  b  9
x  3  a  3 
3 5
52. P   2,1 ,Q  5, 1/2  PQ 
2
53. x 2
 11  y  1  4
x 2  11  2
y 1  2
x3
y 1

54. f  x   x3  2 x 2  4 x  sin 
2
g  f  x   x
g '  f  x  f '  x   1
1
g ' 8 
f ' 1
 f  x  y   2x f  y   4 y f  x 

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SECTION – I
41. Suppose that f is differentiable for all x , such that f '  x   2 for all x . If f 1  2 and
f  4   8 then f  2  has the value equal to
1
42. Number of roots of the function f  x    3 x  sin x is
 x  1
3
 2x 1 
  log  x  x  1   b  5b  3 x  c is a decreasing function of
2
43 Let f  x   tan 1  2 2
3  3 
          
x x  R . If the range of b is  ,  , then   is equal to
      
(where  ,  are relatively prime positive integers)

44. Let f  x   30  2 x  x3 , then find the number of positive integral values of x which
satisfies f  f  f  x     f  f   x  
45. If the function f  x    a  2  x3  3ax 2  9ax  1 decreases for all real values of x then least
integral value of a is
x 4 3x 2
46. If over any interval a chord of the curve y     x  3 is parallel to three
4 2
tangents to it such that range of  , is  k , k  . Then value of k must be
47. If f  x  is twice differentiable function such that f  a   0, f  b   2, f  c   1 ,

f  d   2, f  e   0 where a  b  c  d  e , then the minimum number of zeroes of
g  x    f 1  x    f  x  f ''  x  in the interval  a, e

2
48. Water seeps out of a conical filter at the constant rate of 5 c.c/sec. The height of the
cone of water in the filter is 15cm, the height of the filter is 20cm and radius of the

base is 10cm. The rate at which the height of the water decreases is cm/sec then
45
the value of  is

SECTION – II
1
49. For the function f  x   x cos , x  1
x
A) For atleast one x in 1,   , f  x  2   f  x   2
B) Lt f '  x   1
x 
C) x in 1,   , f  x  2   f  x   2
D) f '  x  strictly decreases in 1,  

50. Which of the following statement (s) is/are INCORRECT?
 
A) The equation sin x  x  0 has a real root in  , 
4 2  
 
B) The equation tan x  x  0 has a real root in  , 
6 3  
C) If f  x  is a real valued continuous function in 0, 2 then there exist some c  R
such that f  x   c for all x  0, 2
D) If g  x  is a real valued function defined on 3,5 and g  3 . g  5  0 , then there
exist some    3,5 such that g    0
51. Let f  x  be twice differentiable function such that f ''  x   0 in 0, 2 . Then
A) f  0   f  2   2 f  c  , 0  c  2 B) f  0   f  2   2 f 1
C) f  0   f  2   2 f 1 D) f  0   f  2   2 f 1
Let h  x   f  x    f  x     f  x   for every real number x . Then

2 2
52.
A) h is increasing whenever f is increasing
B) h is increasing whenever f is decreasing
C) h is decreasing whenever f is decreasing
D) h is decreasing whenever f is increasing

53. Let f  x  and g  x  be derivable functions satisfying the following equations
 f '  x   f  x   g  x   g  x   g '  x  ,  g '  x   g  x   f  x   f  x   f '  x  ; x  R , if

2 2
f  0   1  2; g  0   1  2 , then
A) f  x  is increasing function B) g  x  is increasing function
C) f  x   0x  R D) g  x   0x  R
54. Which of the following in (are) correct?
x3
A) 3   3 B) sin x  x  x  0
6
4
C) 2   
5
5
D) 1011  1110
2
55. Let f  x   sin x  ax  b . Then f  x   0 has

A) Only one real root which is positive if a  1, b  0
B) Only one real root which is negative if a  1, b  0
C) Only one real root which is negative if a  1, b  0
D) Only one real root which is positive if a  1, b  0
56. If x1 and x2 are positive numbers between 0 and 1, then which of the following is/are
true?
x1  x2  sin x1  sin x2 x1  x2  tan x1  tan x2
A) sin   B) tan  
 2  2  2  2
x x x2  x2
2
x1  x2  log x1  log x2
C) log   D)  1 2   1 2
 2  2  2  2
57. The normal to the curve 5 x  10 x  x  2 y  6  0 at the point P  0, 3 is tangent to the
5 3
curve at the point(s)

A)  2, 44  B)  2,38 C) 1, 1 D)  1, 5
x
58. For the curve y  c a , which of the following is are true
A) length of subtangent is constant
B) subnormal varies as the square of ordinate
C) equation of normal where curve cuts y-axis is cy  ax  c 2
D) subnormal varies as the square of obscissa

SECTION - III
59. Match List-I and List-II and select the correct answer using the code given
below list
Column-I Column-II
x-coordinate of a point on the curve f  x   x  1 at 2
A) which tangent line is parallel to chord join P) 2

points (1, 2) and (0,1) is
The number of critical point(s) on
B) Q) 1
f  x    x  1 x  2   x  2  x  1 is
Least positive integral value of x for which
f  x    2 x  1 2 x  3  increases
C) R) more than 2
Given A  x    x , x 2  1, x 2  x  1, ln x  then number of
function in A  x  for which Rolle’s theorem 1
D) S) 
holds for the interval  1,1 2

Column-I Column-II
Integral values of ‘b’ for which
f  x     t 4   b  1 t 3   b  2  t 2   b  1 t  1 dt
x
A) 0
P) -1
always increases
If f  x   x  2sin x, 0  x  2 is increasing in  a , b 
B) Q) 2
then a  b is
If function f  x   x 2  ax 2  bx  c, a, b  N is monotonic
C) a2 R) 1
increasing, then can be
b
a sin x  2 cos x
Let f  x   is monotonically Increasing
D) sin x  cos x S) 0
then integral value of ‘a’ can be
T) 3

KEY SHEET
PHYSICS
1 5 2 5 3 4 4 6 5 1
6 3 7 4 8 0 9 AC 10 C
11 AD 12 AC 13 ABC 14 BC 15 AB
A-Q, A-QS,
B-R, B-PR,
16 AC 17 BCD 18 CD 19 20
C-S, C-QS,
D-P D-QS
CHEMISTRY
21 8 22 6 23 7 24 8 25 5
26 0 27 9 28 5 29 BCD 30 CD
31 AD 32 C 33 ABCD 34 AD 35 ABC
A-P, A-S,
B-QR, B-R,
36 BD 37 ABD 38 ABC 39 40
C-PRS, C-Q,
D-PR, D-P
MATHEMATICS
41 4 42 2 43 5 44 2 45 3
46 2 47 6 48 4 49 BCD 50 ABD
51 AD 52 AC 53 ABC 54 ABD 55 ABC
A-S, A-PRS,
B-R, B-Q,
56 BD 57 CD 58 AB 59 60
C-P, C-QRT,
D-Q D-T
36. Conceptual
37. Conceptual
38. Conceptual
39. Conceptual
40. Conceptual
MATHS
41. Using LMVT for f in 1, 2
f  2   f 1
c  1, 2  ,  f 'c  2
2 1
f  2   f 1  2
 f  2  4  i 
Again, using LMVT in  2, 4
f  4  f  2
d   2, 4  ,  f 'd   2
42
 f  4  f  2  4
8  f  2  4
f  2   4   ii 
from equations (i) and (ii) we get
f  2  4
3
42. f  x   3  cos x  0
 x  1
4
Hence f  x  is always decreasing, also as x  , f  x    and as x  , f  x   

hence one positive and one negative root
Graph is given
 
  2  2 x  3  b 2  5b  3
43. f  x 
2  1   2
3   2x 1   3 x  x 1
 
 1  2  
  
2 x
 f ' x  2   b 2  5b  3
x  x 1
 f  x   0x  R
2x
 b 2  5b  3 
x  x 1
2
2x 
  2
x  x  1  min
2
 b 2  5b  3  2  b 2  5b  5  0

5  5 5  5 
 b , 
 2 2 
 
 5

45. f '  x  0x  R
  a  2  x 2  2ax  3  0 x  R
 discriminant  0 and a  2  0
dy
46.  x 2  3x  
dx
The equation x 2  3 x    0 has three real roots.
Let g  x   x3  3x  
g '  x   0 for x  1, 1
For three roots of g  x   0
g 1 .g  1  0
2    2
k  2
47. f  x  has 4 distinct zeroes in  a, e
49. b and d are obvious for ‘c’ using LMVT for f  x  on
f  x  2  f  x 
 x, x  2 , x  1,3c   x, x  2    f ' c   f  x  2  f  x   2 f ' c 
x2 x
 let f '  x   1 and f '  x  is strictly decreasing x  1  f '  c   1 hence
f  x  2   f  x   2x  1,  
f  0  f  2
51.  a, d  : by intermediate value property  f c , o  c  2
2
By mean value theorem f 1  f  0   f '  c1  , 0  c1  1
By subtraction f  0   f  2   2 f 1  f '  c2   f '  c1 
  c2  c1  f ''  c  , c1  c  c2  f  2   2 f 1  0
 f  0   f  2   2 f 1
h  x   f  x    f  x    f  x 
2 3
52.
 
h ' x   3 f  x   2 f  x   1 f ' x 
2
3  f  x   2 f  x   1  0, x  R
2
h '  x   0 if f '  x   0
 h is increasing whenever f is increasing
h '  x   0 if f '  x   0
 h is decreasing whenever f is decreasing
53.  f '  x   f  x  g  x   g  x   g '  x 
2
 g '  x   g  x  f '  x   f  x   f '  x 

   g  x   g '  x  f  x  g  x   g  x   g '  x 
2 2

 g  x   g '  x   0  log g  x    x  c
 g  x    e x
  
g  x   1  2 e x  g  0   1  2 
Similarly f  x    2  1 e x
57. Differentiating 25 x 4  30 x 2  1  2 y '  0

1
At P  0, 3 , y '   , the normal at P is y  3  2 x
2
Eliminating y with the given equation x  x 2  1  0  x  0,1, 1
2
The line is tangent at 1, 1 and  1, 5 
1 2 1
59. (P) Using LMVT  2c  c  
0 1 2
(Q)  f  x   0x  1, 2 
 f  x   0x  1, 2 
 infinitely manycritical points
(R) f  x   2.2 x ln 2.  2 x  2 
 f  x   0 for x  1
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SECTION – I
1 1 6
37. If maximum value of the function y   is , then its value at point of
1 x 1 x  a 5
local minima is
1 2
A) B) 1 C) D) 0
3 3
1
38. The function f  x   ln x  2x  x 2 , x  0 attains local maximum at x =
8
2 3 2 3 2 3 2 3
A) B) C) D)
2 2 4 4
6
 1  6 1 
 x     x  6   2
x 
If f  x   then absolute minimum value of f  x  in its
x
39. 3
 1  3 1 
 x     x  3 
x x
domain is
A) 3 B) 9 C) 12 D) 6
40. If f  x   2x 3  9ax 2  12a 2 x  1 (a  0) has local maximum at x1 and local minimum at
x 2 and if x12  x 2 , then value of a is:
1
A) 1 B) C) -1 D) 2
2
SECTION – II
 x   x 1
41. Let f  x    x 1 x , where  x   greatest integer function and  x 
1  x   x
fractional part of x. Then which of the following is/are correct ?

A) f  x   0 for x  (, 1]
B) f  x  has no real root for x  0,1
C) for x [0,1) , range of f  x  is (-2,-1]
D) for x [1,2),f  x  has exactly one local minima
ex
42. Let f  x   and g  x   f ' x  then
1  x2
A) g  x  has two local maxima and two local minima points
B) g(x) has exactly one local maxima and one local minima point
C) x =1 is a point of local maxima for g(x)
D) there is a point of local maxima for g(x) in the interval (-1,0)

 x 3  x 2  10x; 1  x  0

 
43. Let f  x    sin x; 0x then f(x) has
 2
 
 1  cos x; x
2
 
A) local maximum at x  B) local minimum at x 
2 2
C) absolute maximum at x = 0 D) absolute maximum at x = -1
44. Let f : R   0,  and g : R  R be twice differentiable functions such that f '' and g ''
are continuous functions on R. Suppose f ' 2  g  2  0 , f ''  2   0and g ''  2   0 . If
f  x g  x
lim  1 , then
x2 f ' x  g ' x 
A) f has local maximum at x = 2
B) f has local minimum at x = 2
C) f has neither maximum nor minimum at x = 2
D) f ( x)  f '' ( x)  0 for atleast one x  R

 x2 
45.  
If   x   3f    f 3  x 2 , x  3,4 where f '' x   0, x  3,4 , then   x  is
 3
3   3 
A) increasing in  ,4 B) decreasing in  3, 
2   2
 3   3
C) increasing in  ,0 D) decreasing in  0, 
 2   2
46. Which of the following statement(s) is/are correct for f  x   x1/3  x  1 , x  R
1
A) has two points of inflection B) is strictly increasing for x 
4
 1  3
C) is concave down in   ,0 D) minimum value of f(x) is
 2  44/3
Let f  x    x 2  1  x 2  x  1 ,n  N then f  x  has local extremum at x  1, when

n
47.
A) n  2 B) n  3 C) n  4 D) n  6
   
48.
 2 2
 
Let the function g :  ,     ,  be given by g  u   2 tan 1 e u  . Then which
2
of the following statements is/are TRUE ?
A) g (u )  g (u ) u  R
B) g (u )   g (u ) u  R
C) g (u ) is strictly increasing in  , 
D) g (u ) is strictly decreasing in  , 

SECTION – III
Eg: 1234.56, 123.45, -123.45, -1234.56, -0.12, 0.12 etc.
k
49. The function f ( x)  2 x  x  2  x  2  2 x has a local maximum at x  k then =
2
   
2 3
50. If f  x   4  x2  3  4  x 2  1 , then absolute maximum value of f  x  for all
N
permissible values of x is N then 
5
51. Let p( x) be a real polynomial of least degree which has a local maximum at x=1 and a
local minimum at x=3 . If p(1)  6 and p(3)  2 then p ' (0) is
52. Let A(1, 1) , B(4, 2) and C (9,3) be the vertices of the triangle ABC . A parallelogram
AFDE is drawn with the vertices D, E and F on the line segments BC , CA and AB
respectively, then the maximum area of the parallelogram AFDE is
53. One corner of a long rectangular sheet of paper of width 1 unit is folded over so as to
reach the opposite edge of the sheet, then the value of

 minimum length of crease formed 
3
54. A cylindrical container is to be made from certain solid material with following
constraints. It has a fixed inner volume of V mm3, has a 2mm thick solid wall and is
open at the top. The bottom of the container is a solid circular disc of thickness 2 mm
and is of radius equal to the outer radius of the container. If the volume of the material
used to make the container is minimum when the inner radius of the container is 10
V
mm then the value of is
250

KEY SHEET
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1 A 2 A 3 A 4 B 5 AD
6 ABC 7 BD 8 BD 9 AC 10 ABC
11 CD 12 ABCD 13 0.42 14 11.32 15 2.50
16 2.20 17 10 18 1.73
CHEMISTRY
19 B 20 B 21 B 22 D 23 ABD
24 ABC 25 AD 26 ABCD 27 BC 28 AB
29 ABCD 30 ACD 31 2 32 9 33 5
34 4 35 4 36 2
MATHEMATICS
37 C 38 C 39 D 40 D 41 ABC
42 BD 43 AD 44 BD 45 ABCD 46 ABCD
47 ACD 48 BC 49 -0.33 50 5.6 51 9
52 5 53 0.43 54 4
32.
n = 4, Symmetrical, By Formula
Total S.I. = 8 + 2 = 10
 Given form is meso C.O.S rest all 9 forms are its

.
diastereomers.
33. Conceptual
34. Conceptual
35. Conceptual
36. Conceptual
MATHS
3
 1 1 2 1
Let a   x   ,b  x  3 ,b  x  6  2
3 6
39.
 x x x
a 2  b2  1
 f  x   a  b  3 x   6
ab  x
 x2 
45.  ' x   2xf '    2xf ' 3  x 2
 3
 
  x2  

 2x f '    f ' 3  x 2  
  3 
2
x 9
Now, if  3  x2  x2 
3 4
x 
 
2
9
So, f '    f ' 3  x for x  (as f '  x  is increasing)
2 2
 3 4
1
46. f ' x   0  x 
4
f  x  has two points of inflection
3
f  x  is concave f  x  is 4/3
4
   
2 3
50. f  x  4  x2  3  6 4  x2  1

 Let 4  x 2  a 
 
  a  0,2 for x  2,2
f  a    a  3   a  1
2 3
 f ' a   3a 2  8a  3
 f ' a   0
1
a  , 3 to be rejected 
3
  1 
f max  max f  0 ,f  2 ,f   
  3 
 256 
 max 10,28,   28
 27 
M r    r  2   h  2   r 2 h
2
54.
 2 v  
   r  2   2  2   v 
  r  
  v  2 2v  
M 'r    2  r  2   2  2    r  2    3    0
  r   r  
at r = 10
 v  103

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SECTION – I
41. For a twice differentiable function f  x  , a function g  x  is defined as
g  x    f '  x    f  x  f ''  x  on  a, e  . If a  b  d  c  e and

2
f  a   0, f  b   2, f  c   1, f  d   2, f  e   0 then the minimum number of roots of the
equation g  x   0 , is/are
42. Let f : R  R . Then the number of critical points of the function f  x   x 3  x  x 2  4  is
43. A polynomial function P(x) of degree 5 with leading coefficient one, increases in the
interval (,1) and (3, ) and decreases in the interval (1,3). Given that P '(2)  0 .
Then the sum of digits of the value of P'(4) is
44. If the slope of line through the origin which is tangent to the curve y  x 3  x  16 is
m, then the value of m  4 is
45. Water is dropped at the rate of 2m3 / s into a cone of semi vertical angle 45 . If the
rate at which the circular area of water surface changes when the height of the water in
the cone is 2 m is p m 2 / s , then the value of 5p is
 3  1
 x  x  3x  sin x  3  sin  , x0
2
46. Let f (x)    x . Let m be the value of

0 x0
 ,
absolute (global) minima and n be the number of times it is achieved. Then the value
of n+m is
47. From a given solid cone of height H, another inverted cone is carved whose height is h
and base is parallel to the base of the given cone. If its volume is maximum then the
2H
value of is
h

48. A rectangle is cut out from a semicircle of radius 1 with one of its sides along the
diameter of the semicircle. If the maximum area of this rectangle is M, then the value
of 6M 2 is
SECTION – II
e x
49. For the equation   which of the following statement(s) is/are CORRECT?
1 x
A) When   (0, ) equation has 2 real and distinct roots
B) When   (,  e 2 ) equation has 2 real and distinct roots

C) When   (0, ) equation has 1 real root
D) When   (e,0) equation has no real root
50. If y  mx  5 is a tangent to the curve x 3 y3  ax 3  by3 at P(1,2) thenwhich of the

following statement(s) is/are CORRECT?
18 19
A) a  b  B) a  b C) a  b D) a  b 
5 5
51. A function f  x  defined on a superset of a set S is said to be strictly increasing in S if
x1  x2 , x1 , x2  S we have f  x1   f  x2  .Strictly decreasing is defined similarly. Then
which of the following statement(s) is/are CORRECT? (I is the set of integers)

A) The function f  x   x3  3x is strictly increasing in  , 1  1,  
is strictly increasing in  , 1  1,  

1
B) The function f  x   x 
x
C) The function f  x   e x  100sin  x  is strictly increasing in I

D) If a function is strictly increasing in S, then it is strictly increasing at every point of
the set S

52. If f  x   min (1,cosx,1  sinx),   x   , thenwhich of the following statement(s) is/are
CORRECT?
A) f  x  is not differentiable at x  0
B) f  x  has local maximum at x  0

C) f  x  is differentiable at x 
4
D) f  x  is continuous and bounded in [, ]
53. Which of the following is INCORRECT for a differentiable function f  x  in R?
A) If it has a maxima at x  a , then f "  a   0
B) If f "  a   0 then it has a maxima at x  a
C) If f "  a   0 , then it has neither maxima, nor minima at x  a
D) If it has neither maxima, nor minima at x  a then f '  a   0
54. If the tangent at any point P(4m 2 ,8m3 ) of x 3  y 2  0 is also a normal to the curve
x 3  y 2  0 , then which of the following statement(s) is/are CORRECT?
2 2 3 3
A) m  B) m   C) m  D) m  
3 3 2 2
55. Let f (x)  a 5 x 5  a 4 x 4  a 3 x 3  a 2 x 2  a1x, a 5  0, a i  R , and f (x)  0 has a positive
root  0 . Then which of the following statement(s) is/are CORRECT?
A) f '(x)  0 has a root 1 such that 0  1   0

B) f '(x)  0 has a root 1 such that 0   0  1
C) f '(x)  0 has at least two real roots
D) f '(x)  0 has at least three real roots

56. If f '(x)  g(x)(x  a) 2 where g(a)  0 and g is continuous at x  a , then
A) f (x) is increasing in the neighborhood of a if g(a)  0
B) f (x) is increasing in the neighborhood of a if g(a)  0
C) f (x) is decreasing in the neighborhood of a if g(a)  0
D) f (x) is decreasing in the neighborhood of a if g(a)  0
SECTION – III
(PARAGRAPH TYPE)
correct.
The graph of a polynomial y  p(x)  x n  a1x n 1  a 2 x n 2  ...  a n , a i  R is given. It
has only 3 local extremas which are at x  1, 0 and somewhere between 1 and 2 as
shown in the graph.
57. Which of the following is/are not possible values of n?
A) 4 B) 9 C) 7 D) 10
58. If an2  0 ,then which of the following must be TRUE?
d2y d2y
A) 2 0 B) 2 0
dx x 0
dx x 0
d3y d3y
C) 3 0 D) 3 0
dx x 0
dx x 0

Let f : R  R be a cubic polynomial functionwith leading coefficient 1. Also the graph
of f  x  is symmetric about the point A(1,0) and f  x  has a horizontal tangent at
x  3.
59. If f  x  is strictly decreasing in the interval  a, b , , then which of the following is
possible?
A) a  0 B) a  1 C) b  3 D) b  4
60. If the equation f  x   k has atleast two solutions, then which of the following can be a
solution of this equation f  x   k ?
A) x  5 B) x  3 C) x  4 D) x  6

KEY SHEET
PHYSICS
1 5 2 8 3 6 4 5 5 3
6 2 7 5 8 2 9 BD 10 AC
11 BC 12 AC 13 ABCD 14 D 15 AC
16 BD 17 ABCD 18 ABCD 19 B 20 AB
CHEMISTRY
21 3 22 2 23 1 24 5 25 4
26 1 27 5 28 3 29 D 30 ABCD
31 A 32 AD 33 AC 34 B 35 ACD
36 C 37 ABCD 38 D 39 D 40 ABC
MATHEMATICS
41 4 42 7 43 6 44 9 45 5
46 1 47 6 48 6 49 BCD 50 BD
51 BC 52 ABCD 53 ABCD 54 AB 55 AC
56 AD 57 ABC 58 AC 59 ABC 60 BC
MATHS
44. y  x  x  16
3
56.

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SECTION – I
Let f  x   e
x 2  4x  3
37. then
A) f  x  decreases in the interval 1, 2    3,  
B) f  x  increases in the interval  ,1   2,3
C) f  x  has one local maximum point and two local minimum points
D) f  x  has one local minimum point and two local maximum points
38. Points X and Y are taken on the sides QR and RS respectively of a parallelogram
PZ
PQRS. So that QX  4 XR and RY  4YS the line XY cuts the line PR at Z then 
ZR
1 21 21 16
A) B) C) D)
4 5 4 3
39. The values of  , for which there exist a triplet (x,y,z) such that  x, y, z    0,0,0  and
i  j  3k  x  3i  3 j  k  y   4i  5 j  z    xi  y j  zk  are

A) 0, 1 B) 0,-1 C) 1, -1 D) 0, 1, -1
40. Let us define the length of a vector aiˆ  bjˆ  ckˆ as a  b  c . The definition coincides
with the the usual definition of length of a vector aiˆ  bjˆ  ckˆ if and only if
A)a=b=c=0 B)any two of a,b and c are zero
C)any one of a,b and c is zero D) a+b+c=0
 
     3 
41. If the vector b   tan  , 1, 2 sin  and c   tan  , tan  ,   are orthogonal and a
 2    
 sin 
 2 

vector a  1,3,sin 2  makes an obtuse angle with the positive z-axis then the value of
 can be of the form
A)    4n  1   tan 1 2, n  z B)    4n  2    tan 1 3, n  z
C)    4n  1   tan 1 2, n  z D)    4n  2    tan 1 3, n  z

SECTION – II
cases
 
42. Let f  x   cos 2 x.e tan x , x   ,  then
 2 2

A) f '  x  has a point of local minima at x 
4

B) f '  x  has a point of local maxima in  , 0 
 4 
 
C) f '  x  has exactly two points of local extrema in  , 
 2 2
 
D) f "  x   0 has no root in  , 
 2 2
   
43. If non-zero vectors a and b are equally inclined to coplanar vector c , then c can be
   
a  b  b a 
A)   a   b B)   a    b
a 2 b ab ab ab
   
a b  a b 
C)   a  b D)   a    b
a 2 b a 2 b 2a b 2a b
 
44. If unit vectors a and b are inclined at an angle 2 such that a  b  1 and 0    
then ‘  ’ can lie in the interval
 5    5
A) 0,  B)  ,   C)  ,  D)  , 
 6   6  
6 2  2 6 
45. In a triangle ABC, D and E are the points on the line segments BC and AC
respectively, such that 2BD = DC and 3AE = 2EC. The lines AD and BE meet at P.
The lines CP and AB meet at F
A) AP:PD = 2:1 B) BP : PE = 5 : 4
C) CP : PF = 7 : 2 D) CP : PF = 7 : 3

46. Which of the following is/are incorrect?
A) If i  3j  5k bisects the angle between a and i  2j  2k , where a is a unit vector,
then a 
1
 41i  88j  40k  .
105
  
B) If a  i  j  k , b  4i  3j  4k and c  i   j   k are linearly dependent vectors and
c  3 then   1,   1 .
C) If the vectors ai  j  k,i

   bj  k and i  j  ck  a, b, c  1 are coplanar, then the value
1 1 c
of    1.
1 a 1 b 1 c
D) In R 2 , if the magnitude of the projection vectors of the vector  i   j on 3i  j is

3 and if   2  3 then the possible value of  is 3.
        
47. If a , b , c are unit vectors, then the value of | 3a  4b |2  | 3b  4c |2  | 3c  4a |2 cannot be
greater than
A) 110 B) 111 C) 117 D) 109

     
48. Let a  2i  3j  6k,
 b  2i  3j  6k and c  2i  3j  6k . Let a be the projection of a on b
1
  
and a 2 be the projection of a1 on c . Then
 
A) a 2 is equal to
492

943   
2i  3j  6k  B) a 2 is equal to
943
492

2i  3j  6k 
    
C) a1.b is equal to –41 D) a , a1 and b are coplanar
49. The vectors a , b and c are of the same length and, taken pair wise, they form equal
angles. If a  i  j and b  j  k , the coordinates of c are
A) (1, 0, 1) B) (1, 2, 3) C) (-1, 1, 2) D) (-1/3, 4/3, -1/3)

SECTION – III
Let P(x) be a polynomial of degree 3 such that P(x) + 2 is divisible by  x  2  and
2
50.
a
P  x   2 is divisible by  x  2  . If the value of P  3 is equal to
2
. (where a, b  N )
b
then the minimum value of (a – b).
51. If Cos  .i  j  k,i

   cos j  k and i  j  cos  k such that       2n , n  z  are
  
coplanar, then the value of cos ec 2  cos ec 2  cos ec 2 =
2 2 2
 
52. If a and b are any two unit vectors, then find the greatest positive integer in the range
 
3ab  
2 ab .
2
53. If A (1, –1, –3), B (2, 1, –2) and C (–5, 2, –6) are the position vectors of the vertices of
a 10
triangle ABC. The length of the bisector of its internal angle at A is then the
2b
value of a + b is ____ (a, b are coprime)

2    
54. Let p  2, q  1 and the angle between p and q be . If a parallelogram is formed
3 4
     
with adjacent sides a  p  3q and b  5 p  2q , then the length of the shorter diagonal is

KEY SHEET
PHYSICS
1 A 2 B 3 B 4 A 5 D
6 ABC 7 AB 8 AD 9 BD 10 ABD
11 ACD 12 BCD 13 BCD 14 3 15 6
16 3 17 3 18 4
CHEMISTRY
19 C 20 D 21 D 22 C 23 A
24 CD 25 BCD 26 B 27 ACD 28 ACD
29 ABCD 30 ABCD 31 BC 32 3 33 1
34 7 35 6 36 6
MATHEMATICS
37 C 38 C 39 B 40 B 41 A
42 ABC 43 AC 44 AB 45 ABC 46 ACD
47 BC 48 ACD 49 BD 50 1 51 1
52 5 53 5 54 5
MATHS
37. Conceptual
38.
Let P be the origin

     
Let OQ  q , OR  r , OS  S
    
OR  r  q  ps  s

4r  q
P.V. of X 
5
 
4s  r
P.V. of Y 
5
  
4r  q  r  4 
 r q
5 5
 
  4   4r  q
r  q 
r
P.V. of t  
5  5

 1  1
5  4  4 1
  and  0
5    1   1 5 5
25
1  25
    4  
4   1 25 4
4
39. i  x  3 y  4 z   j  x  3 y  5 z   k  3 x  y   i  x   j  y   k  z 
Comparing and solve x, y and z
  0, 1
40. a  b  c  a 2  b 2  c 2  2 ab  2 bc  2 ca  0
 ab  bc  ca  0  any two of a,b and c are zero.

41. a  1,3,sin 2  makes an obtuse angle with the z-axis
 sin 2  0
 
Since b and c are orthogonal


 b .c  0 ............... 1
 tan 2   tan   6  0  tan   3 or  2
If tan   3 , then
2 tan  3
sin 2   0 , which is not possible (from (1))
1  tan  5
2
 tan   2
2 tan  4
Again . tan 2   0
1  tan  3
2
Also sin 2  0

 2 lies in the third quadrant  lies in the second quadrant
2

 sin is valid and
2
   4n  1   tan 1 2
  a b 
  
43. Since a and b are equally inclined to c , c must be of the form t     
a b 
 
      
b  a  a b a b
Now   a    b =       
ab ab ab a b 
 
      
b  a  a b a b
Also,   a    b        
2a b 2a b 2a b  a b 
 
 a b 
Other two vectors cannot be written in the form t      .
a b 
 
45.
A
2
E
F 1
P
B2 D 1 C
A is origin
   
AB  b, AC  c
 
  2b  c 
The line AD is r  s  
 3 

   2c  
The line BE is r  b  t   b
 5 
 
2

 P  2b  c 
9

2
1
2   
BP 8

2b  c  b 5
  
 
PE 2c 2
5 9
 2b  c  4

BD CE AF
. . 1
DC EA FB
2  
CP
c  2b  c
9
 7 
    

PF 2 2b  c  4 b 2
9 7

  
47.  
| a  b  c |2  0  3  2 a.c  b.c  c.a  0
  

  2 a.b  b.c  c.a  3 
 | 3a  4b |2  27  48  24a  b
 111
49. Let c   c1 , c2 , c3  . Then c  a  b  2  c12  c22  c32 . It is given that the angles between the
vectors are identical, and equal to  (say). Then
a.b 0  1  0 1
cos    
a b 2 2 2
a.c c1  c2 1 b.c c2  c3 1
  and  
a c 2 2 2 b c 2 2
Hence, c1  c2  1 and c2  c3  1 .
That is, c1  1  c2 and c3  1  c2
 2  c12  c22  c32
 1  c2   c22  1  c2 
2 2
 3c22  2  4c2
Therefore, c2  0 or c2  4/3 . If c2  0 , then c1  1 and , c3  1 and if c2  4/3 , then c1  1/3 , c3  1/3 .
Hence the coordinates of c are 1, 0,1 or .  1/3, 4/3, 1/3
  2 2 1 2
54. p.q  .1. 
3 2 3
   
a b  6p q
 2  2  2  
a  b  36 p  q  12 p.q
8 2
36.  1  12.  25
9 3

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SECTION-I
  
41. Let a and b are two given perpendicular vectors, which are nonzero. A vector r
  
satisfying the equation r  b  a , can be
       
 a b  a b   a b   a b
A) b   2 B) 2b   2 C) a b   2 D) b b   2
b b b b
42. If ABCDEF is a regular hexagon with consecutive vertices as

 3 b
 
A  b ,B     
a   ,C ma  nb ,D b ,E ra  sb ,F pa  qb   
 2 2
[m, n, p, q, r, s are scalar quantities and a,b are vectors] then,
3 1
A) m  r  p  nsq B) m  r  n  s
2 2
ps
C) 1 D) m  r  q  s
r  n 1
43. The position vectors of the vertices A, B, C of a tetrahedron ABCD are î  ˆj  k,

ˆ î, 3iˆ .
The altitude from vertex D to opposite face ABC meets the median line AF of ABC
2 2 
at the point E. If AD = 4 and volume of tetrahedron is then E is
3
A) 3iˆ  ˆj  kˆ B) î  3jˆ  3kˆ C) 3iˆ  3jˆ  kˆ D) î  3jˆ  kˆ

   
44. Let a,b and c are three mutually perpendicular unit vectors and a unit vector r
             
          
satisfying the equation b  c  r  a  c  a  r  b  a  b  r  c  0 then r is 
1      
A)
3

abc  B) 
1
14

2a  3b  c 
   1   
C)
1
14

2a  3b  c  D) 
3

abc 
     
45. Let a,b and c are three unit vectors such that a  b  c  3
           
        
and let a  b . b  c  b  c . c  a  c  a . a  b  
A) The maximum value of  is 0

  
B) When  is maximum then the volume of parallelepiped determined by a,b and c
is 3
        
 
C) When  is maximum then the value of 2a  3b  4c . a  b  5b  c  6c  a  is
32.
D) None of these
46. If each of a,b,c is orthogonal to the sum of the other two vectors and
a  3, b  4, c  5 then which of the following statement(s) is/are true


A) if a makes angles of equal measures with x, y, z axes, then tangent of this angle
is  2
B) a  b  1,7 
C) b  c  1,9
D) a  b  c  2 5
  
47. Let unit vectors a and b are perpendicular and unit vector c be inclined at an angle
     

 to both a and b . If  
c  a  b   a  b ,then
A)    B) 1  2 2   2
1  cos 2
C)  2  D)  2  2   2
2

  
48. Let a, b, c are three vectors such that a.a  b.b  c.c  3 and
 2  2  2
a  b  b  c  c  a  27, then
  
A ) a, b, c are necessarily coplanar
  
B) a, b, c represent sides of a triangle
  
C) a.b  b.c  c.a has the least value
  
D) a, b, c represent orthogonal triad of vectors

49. Let  is the only point satisfying .a  p1, .b  p 2, .c  p3 , then which of
following is/are correct


A) a b c   0
  
B) a, b, c are non coplanar vectors
         
   
C)  a b c   p3 a  b  p1 b  c  p 2 c  a  
      
   
D)   p1 b  c  p 2 a  b  p3 c  a  
   
50. Let A 0 be the set of distinct points B1, B2 , B3 , B4 with position vectors r1 ,r 2 ,r 3 ,r 4 in


space . Define A n  P r ; P lies on line segment QR , where Q,R  A n 1 , then
which of the following is TRUE?
A) If B1, B2 , B3 , B4 are coplanar A 2  A 3
B) for all A 0 ,A 3  A 4
C) for all A 0 ,A 2  A 3
D) If B1, B2 , B3 , B4 are vertices of tetrahedron, A1  A 2

SECTION-II
(both inclusive).
AC
51. If the median AD of a ABC is bisected at E and BE intersects AC in F, then is
AF
equal to ___
52. A triangle A  0  , B  b  ,C  c  ( as consecutive vertices) is drawn such that point D
divides BC in the ratio of 3 : 2 (internally) and point E divides AB in 3 : 2

(externally). Now AD and CE meet in point F and Q in the mid point of AC , then
FQ divides BC in the ratio m : n in lowest form then m-n  ___
    
53. If a,b,c are three nonzero unit vectors, no two of which are collinear, a  2b is
      
collinear with c and b  3c is collinear with a , then a  2b  6c will be equal to
  
54. Let the unit vectors a,b,c be the position vectors of the vertices of a triangle ABC in

xy-plane. If F is the position vector of the mid point of the line segment joining its
 2  2  2
orthocentre and centroid, then a  F  b  F  c  F 
    
55.
 
   
Let a and b be two vectors such that a  1 and a. b  a  b  8 . If angle between a
 
and b is cosec1  2  , then magnitude of b is equal to ______
         
56. If a, b, c are unit vectors such that a .b  0  a .c and the angle between b and c is .
3
   
Then the value of a  b  a  c is
57.      
Let A 2iˆ  3jˆ  5kˆ , B î  3jˆ  2kˆ and C î  5jˆ  kˆ are vertices of a triangle and
its median through A is equally inclined to the positive directions of the three
coordinate axes. The value of 2   is equal to __

   
58. Let O be an interior point of ABC such that OA  2OB  3OC  0 , then the ratio of
area of ABC to area of AOC is
  
59. Let a,b and c are three non-collinear unit vectors in a plane such that they are
equally inclined to each other then the value of
           
     
4 a  b . b  c  b  c . c  a    c  a . a  b  can be
  
60. Let a  i  2 j  3k , b  2i  j  k then the vector x satisfying a  x  a  b and
ˆ ˆ ˆ ˆ ˆ ˆ
a.x  0 is of length k then 2k 2  ___

KEY SHEET
PHYSICS
1 ABD 2 AB 3 ABC 4 ABCD 5 BC
6 ABCD 7 BCD 8 ABCD 9 ABC 10 AC
11 9 12 8 13 2 14 3 15 1
16 5 17 2 18 9 19 4 20 3
CHEMISTRY
21 BCD 22 ACD 23 AC 24 BCD 25 ABCD
26 ACD 27 ABC 28 BC 29 BD 30 ABCD
31 3 32 4 33 7 34 4 35 5
36 5 37 2 38 4 39 1 40 3
MATHEMATICS
41 ABCD 42 ACD 43 AB 44 AD 45 AC
46 ABC 47 ABC 48 ABC 49 BC 50 ABC
51 3 52 7 53 0 54 3 55 4
56 1 57 4 58 3 59 9 60 5
MATHS
   
41. Since a, b and a  b are noncoplanar.
    
So r  xa  yb  z(a  b)
           
 r  b  a  xa  b  z (a  b)b  (b  b)a  a
2     
   1  z b  a  xa  b  0 sin ce a  b  0 
 
 
1
 x = 0 and z    2
b

  a  b
Thus r  yb   2 , where y is the parameter.
b
42.
D b 
 ra  sb  E C  ma  nb 
 3 b
pa  qb  F B a 
 2 2
A  b 
AD  2BC
 3  1 
 2b  2  m   a   n   b
 2   2 
3 1
m  , n
2 2
ED  AB
3 b
 b 1  s   ra  a
2 2
1 3
 S  and r  
2 2
AF  CD
pa   q  1 b  1  n b  ma
1 3
Substituting values of m, n we get q  and p  
2 2
 
 AB  AC
43.. AF   î  ˆj  kˆ
2
 î  ˆj  kˆ
FE : AE =  : 1; AE 
 1
 
AC  AB  2  j  k 
ˆ ˆ

ED     ˆj  kˆ 
2
  
AD  AE  ED

AD  4
3
 16   2
   12
volume = 1  base area  altitude

3
2 3 1 1 ˆ ˆ  ˆ ˆ
  2 j  k
1
j k || = 2  + 1 = 
3 3 2 2 2

  
44. b  c    r  a    b  c   a  r   b  c   r  a
           
Now,  b  c    r  a    c  a    r  b    a  b    r  c   0
                     
 b  c   a   c  a   b   a  b   c  r  b  c   r  a   c  a   r b  a  b   r  c = 0
              
 b  r  c  r  a   c  r  a  r  b  a  r  b  r  c  0
     
br  c r  ar  
   
also, r  xa  yb  zc
   
 r   a  b  c 
2  1   
 r   a  b  c  .
1
r  1  3 2  1    
3 3
         
45.  
ab  bc  bc ab  ac   
         
   
b  c  c  a  a  c  b  c  a  b
         
   
c  a  a  b  a  b a  c   b  c
Given that
              
  
a  b  c  3  a  b  c  a  b  c  3  a b  b c  c a  0
                 
      
  a  b b  c  b  c c  a   c  a  a  b  a  b  b  c  c  a
           
    
   a  b b  c  b  c c  a   c  a  a  b  
 0 [since, x + y + z = 0, xy + yz + zx 0]
     
max = 0 only when a  b  b  c  a  c  0
     
 a  b , b  c and c  a
        
 2a  3b  4c    a  b  5b  c  6c  a 
        
= 10a   b  c   18b   c  a   4c   a  b   32
46. (A) according to the given condition
1
a1  a2  a3 a1  
3
1
cos     tan    2
3
(B) | a  b |2  1 or 49
(C) | b  c |2  b2  c 2  2.b.c  1 or 81
(D) | a  b  c |2  50  0 | a  b  c | 5 2
   
   ac bc      
47. | a |  | b |  | c |  1 ,cos  =       ac  bc , a b  0
|a||c | |b||c |
        
 
a  c    a  a    a  b    a  a  b =  = cos 
 
Similarly, b  c  cos   
2
1= c  c  2 2   2 a  b
   
= 22   2 | a |2  | b |2 (a  b)2  = 22 + 2.
              
48. 
| a  b |2  | b  c |2  | c  a |2  2 | a |2  | b |2  | c |2  a  b  b  c  c  a 
      9
or a  b  b  c  c  a   .
2
           

Now, | a  b  c |2  | a |2  | b |2  | c |2  2 a  b  b  c  c  a  0 
  
a  b  c  0 .
         9
Also, | a  b  c |2  0 ab  bc  c a   .
2

           
49. Let r  1  a  b    2 b  c    3  c  a  then r  a   2 a b c 
p p p
 2   1  ,  3   2  , 1   3 
a b c  a b c  a b c 
 k1ri  k 2rj 
50. A1   ,k1,k 2  0 
 k1  k 2 
 k r  k 2r2  k 3r3  k 4r4 
A2   1 1 , ki  0
 k1  k 2  k 3  k 4 
A3  A 2 A 0
 
51. Let A be the origin and position vectors of B and C be b and c respectively.
BD AE bc  bc
Now  1,  1, d  and e 
DC ED 2 4


A 0
F

E e 

Bb   
D d C c 
 
  b c 
Equation of BF is r  b    b
 …(1)
 4 
 
Equation of AC is r  c …(2)
 
 b  c  
For the point F, b    b   c , for some particular  and  .

 4 
 
Since b and c are non-collinear,
 
1     0,    = 4/3,  = 1/3
4 4
 1
 Position vector of F =  c = c .
3
AF 1
Thus  .
AC 3
52. Point E is  3b  [3 : 2 external division]
 3c  2b 
Point D is   [3 : 2 external division]
 5 
c
Point Q is   [mid point]
2
Line CE is r  c    3b   r   3  b  c
Line AF is
 3 2
r 0  3c  2b   r  c b
5 5 5
Comparing both to get point F

A( 0 )
3c  2b Q( c /2)
D( )
5
B( b )
P C( c )
2
F( c  b)
3
E(3 b )
3 2
c b  c   3  b
5 5
5 2
 = and  =
3 9
2
 point F is c  b .
3
c c 2  c 2k
Line QF is r   k1   b   r   k1  1  1 b
2 2 3  2 3
Line BC is r  c  k 2  c  b   r  k 2  1 c  k 2b
Comparing both we get point P
c 2k1
 k1  1 b   k 2  1 c  k 2 b
2 3
3 2
 k1 = , k2 = – .
7 7
5 2
 Point P is c  b which divides BC in 5 : 2 (internally).
7 7
        
53. a  2b  c and b  3c   a , where a, b and c are non collinear vectors
     
 a  6c  c  2a  a 1  2      6  c
1  
   and  = –6 as a and c are non–collinear.
2
     
 | a  2b  6c |  | 6c  6c | | 0 | 0
54. Let the circumcentre of the triangle be the origin.
  
   abc
orthocentre is a  b  c and the centroid is
3
2   
 F = abc
3
  2   2   2 1    2 
    2 
 
  a  F    b  F    c  F    a  2 b  c   b  2  a  c    c  2  a  b   =  27   3 .
  2  1
9 9
55.
56.

57.
     

OA  OB  OB  OC  OC  OA
58. The required ratio is  
OC  OA
   
Also, OA  OB  3OC  OB  0
   
OA  OB  3 OC  OB
   
Similarly OA  OC  2 OB  OC
   
OA  OB   OC  OA
  OB  OC  
3 2
6
Therefore required ratio  3.
2
  
59. Since a, b and c are in a plane and equally inclined to each other then angle between any two
     
vectors is 120 and  a  b  , b  c  and  c  a  are parallel.
       
So,  a  b    b  c   a  b b  c  cos 0
3 3 3
=  1 
2 2 4
       
Similarly,  b  c    c  a   and  c  a    a  b    sum =    .
3 3 3 3 3 9
4 4 4 4 4 4
 
60. a x  ab
a   x  b  0

x  b  a
x  b   a =  2    î  1  2  ˆj  1  3  kˆ
Now a  x  0
2 +  + 2 + 4 + 3 + 9 = 0
14 = –7
1
= 
2
3ˆ 1
x i  0ˆj  kˆ
2 2
9 1 5
x   
4 4 2

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1. IONIC EQUILIBRIUM :Buffer Solutions, Salt hydrolysis,
Titrations, Solubility.
2. Optical Isomerism
3. Structure of Ox acids of P & S properties of O3, HYPO, HNO3
reactions
4. Acidic strength
MATHEMATICS: PRESENTWEEK (100%): MATRICES & DETERMINANTS

SECTION – I
41. Let k be positive real number and let
 2K 1 2 K 2 K  0 2K 1 K 
   
A 2 K 1 2 K  & B  1  2 K 0 2 K
   
 2 K 2K 1    K 2 K 0 
If det (adj.A)+det (adj.B)= 106 , then find  k  ,.

(Where   denotes greatest integer function)
sin x sin  x  h  sin  x  2h 
1
42. Let f  x   lim 2 sin  x  2h  sin x sin  x  h  . The value of f 1  0  is equal to
h 0 h
sin  x  h  sin  x  2h  sin x
(where f 1  X  is denotes derivative of the function f  X  )
43. If the system of linear equations x  2ay  az  0, x  3by  bz  0, x  4cy  cz  0 , has a non-
 a3  c3 
trivial solution & a, b, c>0 then the minimum value of  3  is………
 b 
44. If the equation a  y  z   x, b  z  x   y, c  x  y   z have non-trivial solutions, then

1 1 1
  
1 a 1 b 1 c
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45. The remainder when 2017 2017 20182018 20192019 is divided by 5 is k then k is equal to
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46. Let A be a non singular matrix of order 3  3 such that det A=5 and B is a non-singular
matrix such that A1 B 2  AB  0 . Then the value of A6  2 A4 B  A2 B 2  N , then log10 N 
Area of triangle whose vertices are  a, a 2  ,  b, b 2  ,  c, c 2  is

1
47. , and area of another
2
triangle whose vertices are  p, p 2  ,  q, q 2  and  r , r 2  is 4, then the value of
1  ap  1  bp  1  cp 
2 2 2
1  aq  1  bq  1  cq  , is K. Find number of positive integral divisors of K.

2 2 2
1  ar  1  br  1  cr 
2 2 2

48. If A, B, C are angles of an acute angled triangle ABC and if
 tan B  tan C 
2
tan 2 A tan 2 A
  tan C  tan A
2
tan 2 B tan 2 B Then the least possible integral value
 tan A  tan B 
2
tan 2 C tan 2 C

of the expression is K then units place of K is equal to
30
SECTION – II
49. If A is a 3  3 order matrix such that det  A  2 then  where det  A   A 
A) 2adjA  8 B) adj 2 A  16
C) adj  A1   D) adj  2  adj 2 A    222

1
4
50. Let P and Q be two matrices with real entries then which of the following statements
is Always not true?
A) whenever P, Q are square matrices of same order then I  PQ  I  QP
B) whenever P, Q are square matrices of same order & non-singular then
I  QP  I  PQ
C) If P, Q are the matrices of same order 3  3 then I  PQ  I  QP

D) whenever P and Q are matrices of order 3  2, 2  3 respectively then
I  QP  I  PQ
51. for the system of linear equations x1  x2  x3  1 , x1  2 x2  ax3  2 , 2 x1  ax2  4 x3  a 2

which is/are correct  a  R 
A) The system has unique solution for infinite values of a
B) The system has no solution for unique value of a
C) The system has infinite solution for unique value of a

D) The system has no solution for exactly two values of a

52. Let A and B are commutative square matrices of order three such that A is symmetric
and b is skew symmetric, if C   A  B   A  B  A  B  (where X T and  X  denots
T 1
transpose and determinant value of X respectively), then
A) A  B  C  0 B) A  B  C  0 C) B  0 D) 2 A  C  C T
1 0 0
53. Let M   2 1 0 and I be the identity matrix of order 3. If Q   qij  where1  i, j  3 is a
 4 2 1 
matrix such that
M 100  Q  I , then
A) Q is triangular matrix B) q11  q21  q31  q31  q32  q33
q31  q32
C)  102 D) Q is nilpotent matrix of index 3
q21
54. If X is a real column matrix & A is a 3rd order square matrix, then choose the correct
statement(s):
A) XX T is a singular matrix
B) If AT A  0 , then A=0 provided A is a real matrix
C) If AAT  I then, AT A need not be equal to I
D) If A10  0 , then  I  A  A2  .........  A9   I  A
1 1 1 1
55. Given the matrices A and B as A    and B   2 2  . The two matrices X and Y
 4 1  
are such that XA=B and AY=B then which of the following hold(s) true?
1 1 1 1 3 0
A) X   B) Y  
3  2 2  3  4 0 
 4 1
C) det. X=det. Y D) 3  X  Y    
4 2 

56. Choose the correct statement(s) for same order square matrices A & B,
A)  I  A1   A  A  I  ; A  I 1  0, A  I  0
1 1
B)  I  AB  A  A  I  BA  ; A  0, I  AB  0, I  BA  0
1 1
C) If B is an orthogonal matrix such that B   I  A  I  A  then, A must be a

1
symmetric matrix
D) If A is a skew-symmetric matrix, then  I  A  I  A  is an orthogonal matrix

1
  
57. The value of  lying between & and 0  A  and satisfying the equation
4 2 2
1  sin 2 A cos 2 A 2sin 4

2
sin A 1  cos A 2
2sin 4  0 are :
2
sin A cos A2
1  2sin 4
  3
A) A  ,   B) A  
4 4 8
   3
C) A  ,   D) A  , 
5 8 6 8
2  2  1
58. If  1  2  a 4  b 3  c 2  d   e , then which of the following option(s) are
  2  1 
correct
A) a  b  c  d  e  4 B) a  b  c  d  e  4
C) e  2 D) a  b  c  d  2

SECTION - III
1 0 0
 
59. Let A   2 1 0 and X 1, X 2 , X 3 be three column matrices such that
 3 2 1 
1   2  2
AX 1  0  , AX 2   3  and AX 3   3
   
and X is a 3×3 matrix whose columns are
0   0   1 
X1, X 2 , X 3
.
Match the items of column-I to the items of column-II
Column I Column II
(A) Value of det(X) is (p) -3
(B) 3 det(A) is (q) 3
1
(C) (r) 0
 det  adjX  
2 is
(D) Sum of the elements of X 1 is (s) -1
1
60. If A and B are orthogonal matrices of order 2 such that ABA is symmetric matrix,
1
where A, B and ABA  I ,  I . Match List-I with List-II and select the correct using the
code given below the list.
List – I List - II
(A) B is equal to (P) 0
(B) tr  ABA1 
2017
is equal to (Q) -1
(C) tr  B 2  is equal to (R) 1
2
 B 
(D) Sum of elements of  adj  is equal to (S) 2
 2
(Note: X , tr  X  and adj  X  denotes determinant value, trace and adjoint of

matrix X respectively

KEY SHEET
PHYSICS
1 2 2 4 3 3 4 5 5 2
6 5 7 6 8 2 9 BC 10 ABD
11 BCD 12 D 13 AD 14 AD 15 AC
A-PQRT, A-S,
B-QS, B-S,
16 BCD 17 B 18 C 19 20
C-PQRS, C-P,
D-PRT D-R
CHEMISTRY
21 5 22 5 23 5 24 4 25 7
26 4 27 1 28 4 29 AD 30 ABD
31 ABCD 32 ABC 33 ABCD 34 ABCD 35 ABCD

A-R, A-S,
B-S, B-P,
36 ACD 37 ABD 38 ABD 39 40
C-Q, C-Q,
D-P D-R
MATHEMATICS
41 4 42 9 43 2 44 2 45 4
46 6 47 5 48 9 49 CD 50 ACD
51 ABC 52 ACD 53 ABCD 54 ABD 55 CD
A-Q, A-Q,
B-Q, B-P,
56 ABD 57 ABCD 58 BC 59 60
C-Q, C-S,
D-R D-R
(C) Na 3PO 4  HCl  Na 2 HPO 4  NaCl
5 10  
 5 5 5
K K
 p a2
p a1
pH 
2
(D) Na 3 PO 4  HCl  Na 2 HPO 4  NaCl
5 12  
 7 5 5
Na 3 PO 4  HCl  Na 2 HPO 4  NaCl
5 7  5
 2 5 10
Na 3 PO 4  HCl  Na 2 HPO 4  NaCl
5 2  10
3  2 12
3
p H  p Ka1  log  
2
MATHS
41. Conceptual
42. Conceptual
2ac
43.  0h
ac
a3  c3  a  c   a  c   a 2  ac  c 2 
3 3 4
Now, t    a  b 
3
..…….(I)
b3 8a 3 c 3 8a 3 c 3
Now,  a  c   a 2  2ac  c 2  0
2
 a 2  ac  c 2  ac ……… (II)
Also, a  c  2 ac   a  c   16a c
4 2 2
……….. (III)
(II)  (III) …
 a  c   a 2  ac  c 2 
4
 2
8a 3 c 3
t 2
1 a a
44. (b) : b 1 b  0, C2  C1  C2 , C3  C1  C3 gives
c c 1
1 a 1 a 1
b   b  1 0 0,
c 0  1  c 
R1 R R3
 R1 , 2  R2 ,  R3 , givens
a 1 b 1 c 1

1
 1 1
a 1
b 1 b c
1 0  0 , Expanding by C1 ,     0
b 1 a 1 b 1 c 1
c
0 1
c 1
1 1 1 1 1 1
 1 1 0     2.
a 1 b 1 c 1 a 1 b 1 c 1
45. Last digits are vip 6,5,6,7,4,9,0,1,4,1
last digit  is 4
 remainder  4
46.
A1 B 2  AB  0  A1 B 2   AB
 B   A2
1 2a a 2 1 p p2
1
  1 2b b 2 1 q q 2  2.21.2 2  81 2  8. .4  16
47. 2
1 2c c 2 1 r r2
A  2 tan A tan tan C  tan A  tan B  tan C 
3
48.

 1458,      48.6   {49,50,51....}
30
 K  49
2adjA  23  A  32
2
49.
adj 2 A  2 A   23  A   256
2 2
2
 1  1
adj  A 1
A 1 2
   
 A 4
And, adj  2  adj 2 A    2adj 2 A   23 adj 2 A 
2 2
 26 2 A  
2 2
 26 2 A  26   23 A   222
4 4
50.
 P  I  PQ  Q  QP   P
1 1
Q 1  I  QP
1

  QP   I QP
2

 I  QP
51. Conceptual
52. Q  A  B  A  B    A  B  A  B 
Now C   AT  BT   A  B  A  B 
1
  A  B  A  B  A  B 
1
  A  B  A  B  A  B   A  B
1
Now
C T  AT  BT  A  B

C  C  2A
T
1 0 0
53. M   4 1
2
0 
12 4 1 
1 0 0
M   6 1
3
0 
 24 6 1 
1 0 0
M   6 1
100
0 
 24 6 1 
 0 0 0

Q  M  I   200
100
0 0 
 20200 200 0 
 0 0 0
 
Q2   0 0 0
 
 200  0 0 
2
Q2  0
 Q is triangular matrix and nilpotent matrix of order 3.
54. a) Let X   abc 
a   a 2 ab ac 
 
So, XX T   b   abc    ab b 2 bc 
 
 c   ac bc c 2 
 
2
a ab ac a a a
 det  XX T   ab b 2 bc  abc b b b  0
ac bc c2 c c c
 a b c
b) Let A   x y z 
 p q r 
a2  x2  p2   
 
 AA1    b  y q
2 2 2
 0
   c 2  z 2  r 2 

 a 2  x2  p 2  b2  y 2  q 2  c2  z 2  r 2  0
 all elements of A are zero  A=0
c) AA  I
1
 det  A  0  A1  A1
d)  I  A   I  A  A2  .....  A9   I  A10  I
55. Note that A is non singular but B is singular hence only A1 exists
Now XA=B  X  BA1 ……(1)
1
And AY=B Y  A B …….(2)

1  1 1
Also A1   
3  4 1
Now verify
a)  I  A1    AA1  A1     A  I  A1   A  A  I 

1 1 1 1
56.
b)  I  AB  A   AA1  AB  A   A1  B  A1 A
1 1 1
  A1  B   AA1  A1  B 

1 1

 A  A1  B  A 
1
 A  I  BA 
1
c)  BB1  I   I  A  I  A 
1
 I  A   I  A
1 1 1
I
  I  A I  A  I  A  I  A   I
1 1 1
  I  A  I  A   I  A   I  A   I
1
1 1
  I  A  A  AA    I  A   I  A  
1
1 1 1
 A  A1  0  A1   A
 A is skew-symmetric
d) similar to  c 
57. use R1  R1  R2 & R2  R2  R3 and expand to get
D  2 1  sin 4   0 
n n 
    1 p Independent of A  p A, B, C , D 
4 8
58. put   0,1
59. Conceptual
60. AAT  AT A  I , BBT  BT B  I
Now  ABA1  ABA    A  B A ABA
T 1 T 1 T T 1
  A  A   AA   I
T 1 1 T 1
  ABA   ABA   I
1 T 1
  ABA   ABA  symmetric 

1 T 1
  ABA   I  ABA is involutory matrix and   ABA 

1 2 1 1 2017
 ABA1
 ABA1  I ,  I
  
 ABA1    , where  2    I
   
 tr  ABA1   0
  ABA1   I  ABA1 ABA1  I
 B 2  I  tr  B 2   2 and B=I, -I
   2
B ,     1  B  1
  
2
 B  1 1 1
  2  adjB   2 adjB  2
2 2
 adj
 2


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PREVIOUS WEEK (20%): 1.IONIC EQUILIBRIUM :Buffer
Solutions, Salt hydrolysis, Titrations, Solubility.
2.Optical Isomerism
3.Structure of Ox acids of P & S properties of O3, HYPO, HNO3
reactions
4.acidic strength
MATHEMATICS: PRESENT WEEK (80%): 3D-GEOMETRY : Introduction of 3-D,
Direction Ratios and Direction Cosines, Equation of straight line in
Space, Angle between two lines and intersection of two lines, Skew
lines and shortest distance between them
PREVIOUS WEEK (20%): MATRICES & DETERMINANTS
SECTION – I
41. The vector equations of the two lines L1 and L2 are given by

  
L1 : r  2i  9 j  13kˆ   i  2 j  3kˆ 

  
L2 : r  3i  7 j  pkˆ   i  2 j  3kˆ 
Then the given lines L1 and L2 are
A) skew lines for all p  R
B) intersecting for all p  R and point of intersection is (-1,3,4)
C) intersecting lines for p = -2
D) intersecting lines for all p  2
42. If a line passing through (2,1,4) cuts off an intercept of minimum length between two
y y
non coplanar lines x  6    z and x   z , then  is
 0
A) -2 B) 0 C) 1 D) 2
y3  1 y2z y2x
43. The number of positive integral solutions of the equation yz 2 z3  1 z 2 x  11 is
yx 2 x 2z x3  1
A) 1 B)2 C)3 D) 4
44. Consider a square ABCD of diagonal length 2a. The square is folded along the
diagonal AC. So that the plane of ABC is perpendicular to plane of ADC . The
shortest distance between AB & CD is
a a 2a
A) B) C) D) None
2 3 3 3

x2 y2 zk x y z
45. If the line   is one of the angle bisectors of the lines   and
1 1 4 1 2 3
x y z
  , then the value of k is equal to ________
2 3 1
A) 2 B) 4 C) 9 D) None
x  2 y 1 z 1
46. The line   intersects the curve x 2  y 2  a 2 , z  0 if a is equal to
3 2 1
A) 4 or -4 B) 5 C) -4 or 5 D) None of these
x 1 y  2 z  3 x4 y6 z

47. If the lines   and   intersect, then value of  is –
2 3 4 1 2 2
A) -9 B) 9 C) 8 D) -8
x 1 y 1 z 1 x  5 y  2 z 1
48. The distance between the lines   and   is _____
1 2 3 1 2 3
A) 21 B) 45 C) 18 D) 41
49. Suppose in tetrahedron ABCD, AB = 1, CD  3 ; the shortest distance and angle


between the skew lines AB and CD are 2 and respectively then the volume of the
3
tetrahedron is
1
A) B) 1 C) 2 D) None of these
2
x 1 1
50. If and f ( x)  1 x 1 , then which of the following is not TRUE?
1 1 x
A) Least value of f(x) is 2
B) Greatest value of f(x) is 4
C) f(x) has a local maximum at x = 2/3
D) f(x) has a global maximum at x = 1

SECTION - II
(PARAGRAPH TYPE)
x7 y6 z2 x5 y 3 z 4
Consider the lines L1 :   and L2 :  
3 2 4 2 1 3
And another line L3 with direction rations 2,-2,-1 intersects L1 and L2 at C and D
respectively.
51. The length of CD is equal to
A) 4 B) 6 C) 9 D) 11
52. Centroid of BCD is ………………. Where B (5,3, 4)
A)  , ,  B)  , , 7 C)  ,12,  D)  , , 7

13 4 7 2 1 7 5 13 17
 3 3 3 3 3  3 3 3 3 

If the three lines
y z
L1 : x  y  z , L2 : x  
2 3
x 1 y 1 z 1
L3 :   form a triangle of area 6 square units .
a b c
53. If  ,  ,   is the point of intersection of L2 and L3 then      
A) 4 B) 6 C) 0 D) 12
54. The possible acute angle between L2 and L3 is
   22  
A) B) C) Cos 1  D)
3 6  7 10  2

Read the following passage and answer the questions, consider the lines
x 1 y  2 z 1 x2 y2 z3

L1 :   , L2 :  
3 1 2 1 2 3
55. The unit vector perpendicular to both L1 and L2 is
iˆ  7 ˆj  7 kˆ iˆ  7 ˆj  5kˆ iˆ  7 ˆj  5kˆ 7iˆ  7 ˆj  kˆ

A) B) C) D)
99 5 3 5 3 99
56. The shortest distance between L1 and L2 is
17 41 17
A) 0 unit B) unit C) unit D) unit
3 5 3 5 3
SECTION - III
57. A line L cuts 4 main diagonals L1 , L2 , L3 and L4 of a unit cube at angles 1 ,  2 , 3 and  4
respectively. Then Match the following
Column I Column II
Acute angle between L1 and L3 1
P) 1)
is  . Then cos   3
4
16
Q)  sin
k 1
2
 k  ____ 2)
3
4
4
R)  cos
k 1
2
 k  ____ 3)
3
Acute angle between 8

S) 4)
L2 and L4 is .Then 6sin 2  = ____ 3
P Q R S P Q R S
A) 2 1 4 3 B) 4 1 3 2
C) 3 2 4 1 D) 1 4 3 2

58. Match the column I with column II
Column I Column II
The co-ordinates of a point on the line
x5 y 0 z 6
P)   at a distance of 3 units from the 1) (-1,-2,0)
4 1 3
point (5,3,-6) is
The point of intersection of the lines
Q) x  2 y  5 z 1 x y2 z3 2) (5,0,-6)
  and   is
1 3 1 1 4 3
A line passes through two points A (2,-3,-1) and
B (8,-1,2). The co-ordinates of a point on this
R) 3) (2,5,7)
line nearer to the origin at a distance of 14 units
from A is
The co-ordinates of the foot of the perpendicular
from the point (3,-1,11) on the line
S) 4) (-10,-7,-7)
x y 2 z 3
  is
2 3 4
P Q R S P Q R S
A) 2 1 4 3 B) 4 1 3 2
C) 3 2 4 1 D) 1 4 2 3
59. Match the column I with column II

Column I Column II
P) A is a matrix such that A  A. If  I  A   I  A , then

2 8
1) 64
  1 is equal to
If A is a square matrix of order 3 such that A  2 , then
  
Q) 1 2) 0
adj A 1 is equal to
R) If A 3 2 and B23 are matrices with real entries then AB  3) 256

If A is a diagonal matrix of order 3×3 is commutative with
S) every square matrix of order 3× 3 under multiplication and 4) 4
trace (A) = 12, then A 
P Q R S P Q R S
A) 3 4 1 2 B) 4 3 2 1
C) 2 4 3 1 D) 3 4 2 1

 2 sin  cos  sin 2 1 1 cos  sin  cos 
60. Let p    1 cos  sin  ,q    cos 2 4 3 , r      sin  cos  sin 
1 sin   cos  2 7 5  cos   sin  cos 
sec 2  1 1
and s    cos 2  cos 2  cos ec 2
1 cos 2  cot 2 
Match the function on the left with their range on the right
Column I Column II
P) p   1)  0,1
Q) q   2) 0,2 2 
 
R) r   3)  2,2
S) s   4)   5  2, 5  2
 
P Q R S P Q R S
A) 2 4 1 3 B) 4 3 2 1
C) 2 4 3 1 D) 3 4 2 1

KEY SHEET
PHYSICS
1 B 2 C 3 C 4 C 5 D
6 D 7 D 8 D 9 D 10 A
11 D 12 D 13 C 14 D 15 B
16 A 17 B 18 A 19 A 20 B
CHEMISTRY
21 D 22 D 23 B 24 C 25 A
26 D 27 C 28 A 29 A 30 A
31 B 32 A 33 A 34 A 35 C
36 D 37 A 38 B 39 C 40 D
MATHEMATICS
41 C 42 D 43 C 44 C 45 D
46 C 47 A 48 A 49 A 50 C
51 C 52 D 53 D 54 C 55 B
56 D 57 D 58 A 59 D 60 C
MATHS
42.
44.
45.

PHYSICS: PRESENT WEEK (80%): Sound waves (longitudinal waves) as
pressure waves, displacement waves, velocity of sound waves and
echoes, Power, Intensity in sound waves, Organ pipes, Experiment:
Speed of sound in air at room temperature using a resonance tube
PREVIOUS WEEK (20%): Superposition (Interference) of waves,
Reflection and transmission of waves at a boundary, Standing waves
& modes of vibration of stretched strings, energy and power in
standing waves. (Exclude: Sound Wave)
CHEMISTRY: PRESENT WEEK (80%): Alkenes: Preparation, Mechanism of
Elimination reactions (E1, E2, E1CB) (Including Hoffman elimination
and pyrolysis of ester)
PREVIOUS WEEK (20%): Alkanes: Preparation of alkanes from
(Hydrogenation, Kolbe electrolysis), Preparation of alkanes from
different compounds(Wurtz reaction, Reductions, sodalime
decarboxylation, Hydroboration acidolysis), Preparation of
alkanes from different compounds, Alkane preparation,
Physical properties of alkanes , reactions of alkanes,
Mechanism of Free radical Substitution
MATHEMATICS: PRESENT WEEK (80%): Equation of Plane, Distance of point from
plane, angle between two planes, Family of Planes, Unsymmetrical
form of line, Image of point and line with respect to plane, System of
three planes
PREVIOUS WEEK (20%): 3D-GEOMETRY : Introduction of 3-D,
Direction Ratios and Direction Cosines, Equation of straight line in
Space, Angle between two lines and intersection of two lines, Skew
lines and shortest distance between them
SECTION – I
x y z
37. The plane x  2y  z  6 and line   are related as, the line:
1 2 3
A) Meets the plane in a single point at an acute angle
B) Lies in the plane
C) Meets at right angles to the plane
D) Parallel to the plane
38. If the intercepts of a plane on the coordinate axis , ,  (with x,y,z axis respectively)
  2
are related by    2   , then the plane always passes through the point
1 
A)  2, 1,1 B)  2,1, 1 C)  2, 1, 1 D)  2,1,1
x y z
39. The equation of the plane containing the straight line   which is perpendicular
2 3 4
x y z x y z
to the plane containing the lines   and   is
3 4 2 4 2 3
A) x  2y  2z  0 B) 3x  2y  2z  0 C) x  2y  z  0 D) 5x  2y  4z  0
40. The plane 2x  y  2z  9  0 meets the coordinate axes at points A, B and C. Then the
orthocenter of ABC is
A)  ,3,  C)  , ,  D)  , , 
3 3 9 27 9 3 1 3
B) (2, 1, 2)
2 2  7 7 7 
13 13 13 
   
41. The distance of the point P(p) from the line r  a   b is:
     
  (p  a).b    (p  a).b 
A) (a  p)   2 p B) (p  a)   2 a
|b| |b|
     
  (p  a).b    (p  a).b 
C) (a  p)   2 b D) (p  a)   2 b
|b| |b|

SECTION – II
cases
42. The equation of the plane parallel to the plane 2x  by  6z  2022 and at a distance of 6
units from the origin is P : ax  3y  cz  42 . Then one of this planes P
A) Encloses a volume of 343 cubic units with the co-ordinate axis
B) Can contain points in 5th octant
C) Cannot contain points in 5th octant
D) Cuts of an area of 343 sq units with the co-ordinate planes
x  3 y 1 z  2 x 7 y z7
43. The lines   and   are coplanar, then the plane
2 3 1  2   2
containing these lines may pass through the point/s
A) 1, 2, 3 B) 1, 2,3
C)  2, 1, 1 D)No such plane exists
44. The DRs of the normal to the plane passing through (1, 0, 0), (0, 1, 0) which makes an

angle with plane x  y  3 can be
4
A) (1, 2,1) B) (1,1, 2) C) (1,1, 2) D) (1, 1, 2)
45. Equation of the plane which passes through the point of intersection of lines
x 1 y  2 z  3 x  3 y 1 z  2
  and   and has the largest distance from the origin is
3 1 2 1 2 3
ax  by  cz  50  0 , where
A) a  b  c  12 B) ab  bc  ca  47
C) c2  a 2  b 2 D) a, b, c are in AP
46. The projection of line 3x  y  2z  1  0  x  2y  z  2 on the plane 3x  2y  z  0 is
x 1 y 1 z 1
A)   B) 3x  8y  7z  4  0  3x  2y  z
11 9 15
x  12 y  8 z  14 x  12 y  8 z  14
C)   D)  
11 9 15 11 9 15

47. Consider the planes 3x – 6y + 2z + 5 = 0 and 4x – 12y + 3z = 3. The plane
67x – 162y + 47z + 44 = 0 bisects that angle between the given planes which
A) Contains the point 1,1,1 B) is acute
C) is obtuse D) Contains the point 1, 1,1
x 1 y  3 z 1
48. Let a plane pass through origin and is parallel to the line   such that
2 1 2
5
distance between plane and the line is . Then equation of the plane can be
3
A) x – 2y + 2z = 0 B) x – 2y – 2z = 0 C) 2x + 2y + z = 0 D) 2x – 2 y + z = 0
49. Three mutually perpendicular lines are drawn from the point (1, 2, –1). If one of the
lines is perpendicular to the x-axis and the direction ratios of the second line are
(1, 2, –1), then the direction ratios of one of these three lines are
A)  5, 2,1 B)  5, 2, 1 C)  0, 1, 2  D)  0,1, 2 
SECTION – III
50. i , i  1, 2,..., n are all the values of  such that the planes 2x   2 y  2z  2 , x  2y  z  4 ,
n
x  y   2 z  4  2 form a triangular prism. Then the value of  
k 1
k  3 is
51. If the equation of the plane passing through the intersection of the planes
x  2y  z  1  0 and 2x  y  3z  2  0 and perpendicular to the plane x  y  z  1  0 is
x  4y  az  b  0 , then the value of a  2  b is
52. If the distance between the plane ax  2y  z  d and the plane containing the lines
x 1 y  2 z  3 x b y3 z4
  and   is 6 , then the smallest possible value of
2 3 4 c 4 5
abc  d
is
2
53. The shortest distance between any two opposite edges of a tetrahedron formed by the
p
plane y  z  0 , z  x  0 , x  y  0 and x  y  z  1 is , where p, q are coprime
q
integers, then the value of p  q is
54. If the lines 2x  ay  2b , 2z  cy  2d and 3x  a ' y  3b ' , 3x  c ' y  3d ' are perpendicular to
each other, then aa ' cc ' k  0 , where the value of k is

KEY SHEET
PHYSICS
1 D 2 A 3 B 4 A 5 B
6 AC 7 AC 8 ACD 9 D 10 BD
11 ABCD 12 AC 13 B 14 1 15 5
16 5 17 3 18 8
CHEMISTRY
19 B 20 C 21 C 22 D 23 C
24 ABD 25 CD 26 BC 27 ABC 28 AC
29 A 30 BC 31 D 32 9 33 7
34 1 35 1 36 4
MATHEMATICS
37 D 38 B 39 C 40 B 41 C
42 ABC 43 AC 44 BD 45 BC 46 AB
47 AB 48 AC 49 AD 50 4 51 6
52 0 53 5 54 6
B has zero velocity
9. Conceptual
10. A&B always   
BC always   0
v
12. a) Fundamental frequency of closed pipe =
4l
330
 82.5 Hz
4 1
b) At resonance, given: fundamental frequency of stretched wire (fixed at both ends) = fundamental
frequency of air column
v
  82.5 Hz
2l
T /
  82.5 (or)
2l
T    2  0.3  82.5   81.675 N
2
13. After 2 seconds, the pulses overlap each other completely and as a result, the string is straight and therefore
does not have any potential energy and its entire energy must be kinetic energy.
1 T
15. Use Torque equation and f o 
2L 
16. P  BAK
B  rP
P
 A  105
rPK
17. Conceptual
MATHS
39. The normal to the plane containing the given lines is:
i j k
  
(3, 4, 2)  (4, 2,3)  3 4 2  8i  j  10k
4 2 3
Let E be the required plane so that the normal to E is perpendicular to (8, –1, –10). Let
x y z
E  ax  by  cz  d  0 . Also E  0 contains  
2 3 4
Therefore 2a  3b  4c  0 (6.54)
Further, the normal (a, b, c) is perpendicular to (8, –1, –10). Therefore
8a  b  10c  0 (6.55)
a b c
From Eqs. (6.54) and (6.55), we get   and
1 2 1
Therefore, the equation of E is x  2y  z  0
44. The equation of the plane is
a(x  1)  by  cz  0 (6.78)
It passes through (0, 1, 0). So
a  b  0
ab (6.79)
Also

1  |ab|
 cos 
2 4 12  12  02 a 2  b 2  c 2
1 | 2a |
 
2 2 2a 2  c 2
 2a 2  c 2  4a 2
 2a 2  c2
Therefore, a = b and c   2a . Hence a : b : c  1 : 1:  2
46. Equation of a plane passing through the line 3x  y  2z  1  0  x  2y  z  2 is
3x  y  2z  1    x  2y  z  2   0
Since it is perpendicualr to the given plane
3
  
2
 Equation of the line of projection is
3x  8y  7z  4  0  3x  2y  z
Its direction ratios are < 11,  9 ,  15 > and the point (  1,1,1) lies on the line
x 1 y 1 z 1
  
11 9 15 is also the equation of the line of projection
47. 3x – 6y + 2z + 5 = 0 …(i)
- 4x + 12y – 3z + 3 = 0 …(ii)
3x  6y  2z  5 4x  12y  3z  3

9  36  4 16  144  9
48. Let the equation of plane be  x  my  nz  0 , where  , m, n d.c.’s   2  m 2  n 2  1  (1)
x 1 y  3 z 1
Given line :   2  m  2n  0  (2) ; Also
2 1 2
  3m  n 5 5
    3m  n   (3)
 m n
2 2 2 3 3
Solving (1), (2) and (3) we get equation of plane as x  2y  2z  0 or 2x  2y  z  0
49. Let the direction ratios of the two lines be (0, m1 , n1 ) and ( 2 , m 2 , n 2 ) so that 2m1  n1  0 ,
 2  2m 2  n 2  0 and m1m 2  n1n 2  0
1 m1 n1  m n
    2  2  2
O 1 2 5 2 1

PHYSICS: PRESENT WEEK (80%): Interference of sound waves, Beats,
Doppler effect in sound,
PREVIOUS WEEK (20%): Sound waves (longitudinal waves) as
pressure waves, displacement waves, velocity of sound waves and
echoes, Power, Intensity in sound waves, Organ pipes, Experiment:
Speed of sound in air at room temperature using a resonance tube
CHEMISTRY: PRESENT WEEK (80%): Reactions of alkenes: Addition of
hydrogen halide, halogen, halogen/water, halogen/alochol, NOCl,
RCl, RCOCl, RH, water, oxymercuration - demercuration,
hydroboration - oxidation; Mechanism of electrophilic and free
radical addition,ozonolysis, oxidation and reduction of alkenes,
hydroboration - oxidation; Mechanism of electrophilic and free
radical addition,ozonolysis, oxidation and reduction of alkenes
PREVIOUS WEEK (20%): Alkenes: Preparation, Mechanism of
Elimination reactions (E1, E2, E1CB) (Including Hoffman elimination
and pyrolysis of ester)
MATHEMATICS: PRESENT WEEK (80%): POT: Relation between sides and angles,
sine Rule, Cosine Rule, Half angle formulae, Area of triangle,
Ambiguous cases, Circum Radius / Inradius, Exradii
PREVIOUS WEEK (20%): Equation of Plane, Distance of point from
plane, angle between two planes, Family of Planes, Unsymmetrical
form of line, Image of point and line with respect to plane, System of
three planes
SECTION- I
option.
 
(Note: Assume a,b,c,A,B,C,r,R,s have their usual notations & r1  , r2  ,
sa sb

r3  )
sc
37. Which of the following is true for all triangles ?
A) 2  bccos A  ca cosB ab cos C   a 2  b 2  c 2
A B abc
B) bcos 2  ccos 2 
2 2 2
a c
C)  1
bc ca
D) a : b : c  cos A : cos B : cosC
38. If the angles of a triangle are 300 and 450 , and the included side is  
3  1 cm, then
A) area of the triangle is

1
2
 
3  1 sq.units
B) area of the triangle is

1
2
 
3  1 sq.units
3 1
C) ratio of greater side to smaller side is
2
1
D) ratio of greater side to smaller side is
4 3

A bc
39. In ABC , if cos  , then
2 2c
1 1
A) area of triangle is ab B) circumradius is equal to c
2 2
1 1
C) area of triangle is bc D) circumradius is equal to a
2 2
40. If a : b : c  7 :8 : 9 , then which of the following is true?
A) sin A : sinB : sin C  7 :8 : 9 B) cos A : cosB : cosC  14 :11: 6
C) r1 , r2 , r3 are in H.P D) ABC is an acute angled triangle
41. If r1  8, r2  12, r3  24, then
A) a  16 B) r  6 C) c  20 D) b  16
42. If  and  are parameters, then on the line x  y  2z  3  0  2x  y  3z  

A) there will be no point on xy-plane if   2 &   3
1
B) there will be no point on xy-plane if  
2
1
C) there will be infinite points on xy-plane if   and   6
2
2
D) there will be one point on the plane x  2 if  
3
SECTION - II
a 2  b2  c2
43. In ABC ,if r  1,R  3 and s  5, then the value of is____
3
ab
4
2
44. In ABC ,if cos A  sin A   0, then the value of   is__
cos B  sin B  c 

45. The sides of triangle ABC satisfy the relations a  b  c  2 and 2ab  c 2  4, then
square of the area of triangle is___
r1r2 r3
46. In any triangle, the minimum value of is equal to______
r3
47. In triangle ABC, if A  B  1200 and R  8r where R and r have their usual meaning,
then 2cosC equals to__
48. In triangle ABC, a  5,b  4 and c  3. G is the Centroid of the triangle. Circumradius
13
of triangle GAB is equal to units, then   ___

49. ABC is an equilateral triangle of side 4cm. If R, r and h are the circumradius, inradius
Rr
and altitude, respectively, then is equal to____
h
x  4 y  6 z 1
50. The lines   and 3x  2y  z  5  0  2x  3y  4z  k are coplanar
3 5 2
for k is equal to____
SECTION – III
(COMPREHENSIN TYPE)
4
Let a  6,b  3 and cos  A  B   .
5
51. Area of the triangle is equal to
A) 9 B) 12 C) 11 D) 10
52. Angle C is equal to
3   
A) B) C) D)
4 4 2 6

Consider a plane  whose equation is x  y  0 and two points A  3,2,4  and
B  7,0, 10 
53. Coordinates of point P, which lies on plane  such that PA  PB is minimum, are
 21 21 9   21 21 9   21 21 9 
A)  21,21,9  B)  , ,  C)  , ,  D)  , , 
 4 4 4  8 8 4  16 16 16 
54. Angle between AB and vector perpendicular to plane  is
 1   1 1
A) cos 1   B) C) cos 1   D) cos 1  
2 3 4 6  12 

KEY SHEET
PHYSICS
1 ABCD 2 ABC 3 AC 4 BD 5 AC
6 ABC 7 50 8 4 9 5 10 72
11 450 12 8 13 0.5 14 270 15 C
16 A 17 B 18 B
CHEMISTRY
19 BCD 20 AD 21 ABD 22 B 23 ABD
24 ABC 25 33 26 6 27 5 28 11
29 8 30 4 31 2 32 12 33 C
34 D 35 B 36 B
MATHEMATICS
37 AB 38 AC 39 AB 40 ABCD 41 CD
42 BCD 43 8 44 4 45 3 46 27
47 1.75 48 2.4 49 1 50 4 51 A
52 C 53 C 54 A
CHEMISTRY
28.
t-BuOH
Heat
MATHS
37. A) Add 3 cosine formulas
b  c   b cos A  cos B 
B) a
2
C,D) Not always true
38. By sine rule b 

 3 1 ,c  3 1
0
2sin105 2 sin1050
1
Area of triangle ABC  bcsin1050
2
0
a sin105
Also 
b sin 300
A bc bc s s  a 
39. cos     b 2  bc  2s  s  a 
2 2c 2c bc
 b 2  bc  2s  s  a 
 bca 
 a  b  c  
 2 
 a  b  c  C   / 2
2 2 2
   
41. sa  ,s  b  ,s  c  s r4
8 12 24 4
  r1r2 r3r    96  s  24  a  12,b  16,c  20
2
42. x  y  2z  3  0, 2x  y  3z    0, xy plane is z  0
1  2
  2 1 3  1  2
0 0 1
3  2
1   1 3  3  
0 0 1
a) No solution if   0, 1  0
c) Infinite number of solutions if   0, 1  0
d) only one common point if   0
1  2 2
2 1 3  0   
1 0 0 3

43. r
s
s  5  a  b  c  10
abc abc
   abc  60
4R 4R
Now   s  s  a  s  b  s  c 
2
ab  bc  ca  38
 a 2  b 2  c2   a  b  c   2  38   24
2
2
44. cos A  sin A  0
cos B  sin B
cos A cos B  sin A sin B  cos A sin B  sin A cos B  2
cos  A  B  sin  A  B   2
cos  A  B   1 and sin  A  B   1
 A  B, so a  b and sin 2A  1
 A  450 or A  1350 (not possible)
ab 2a
Hence,   2
c a 2
45. a  b  c  2 and 2ab  c2  4
 a 2  b2  c2  2ab  2bc  2ca  4  2ab  c2
abc
Triangle is equilateral
a2
 3
1/3
 r1 r2 r3  3 3 3s 3s
46. r r r    
  r r r sa sb sc sa sbsc s
   
r1 r2 r3 s s s
r1 r2 r3
  27
r r r
 A B C
47. R  8r  8  4R sin sin sin 
 2 2 2
A B C 1
2sin sin sin 
2 2 2 16
 AB AB C 1
  cos  cos  sin 
 2 2  2 16
C1 C 1 C 1
 sin   sin    sin 2 
22 2  16 2 4
C 1 7
 cos C  1  2sin 2  1  
2 8 8
AG  BG  AB
48. we know R1 
4  area of traingle GAB 
49.

In equilateral triangle, Circumcentre (O) and incentre  I  coincide.
Rr
Also from the diragram R  r  h  1
h
50. Any point on the first line in symmetrical form is  3r  4,5r  6, 2r  1 . If the lines are coplanar, this
point must lie on both the planes which determine the second line.
 3  3r  4   2  5r  6   2r  1  5  0.....  i 
And 2  3r  4   3  5r  6   4  2r  1  k  0.....  ii 
From eq.(i) we get, r  2
Now substituting r  2 in Eq. (ii), then k  4
51&52.
4
cos  A  B  
5
AB
1  tan 2
 2 4
AB 5
1  tan 2
2
AB 1
 tan 2 
2 9
AB 1
 tan 
2 3
AB ab C
Now, tan  cot
2 ab 2
1 63 C
  cot
3 63 2
C 
 cot  1  C 
2 2
1 1
Area of triangle  absin C   6  3 1  9
2 2
a a 2  b2

sin A 1
6
  45
sin A
2
 sin A 
5
53. A and B lie on same side of plane, for PA  PB is minimum. P must be point of intersection of line
A'B with plane where A' is mirror image of A. Line A'B is
x 2 y3 z 4  21 21 9 
   P , , 
5 3 14  8 8 4
54.  
AB  2 2i  j  7k ; n  i  j
AB.n  1 
cos      cos 1  
AB n 2 3

PHYSICS: PRESENT WEEK (80%): ELECTROSTATICS: Coulombs Law,
Electric Field due to point charge and distributed charge and concept
of field lines. (Exclude: Electic potential energy, potential, relation
between field and potential, conservation of energy and potential due
to various continuous charge distributions, complete electric dipole,
Gauss law, properties of conductors, electro static pressure, electro
static self energy.)
PREVIOUS WEEK (20%): Interference of sound waves, Beats,
Doppler effect in sound
CHEMISTRY: PRESENT WEEK (80%): Alkynes & Dienes:1,2-&1,4-addition,
elementary examples of Diels-Alder reaction
PREVIOUS WEEK (20%): Reactions of alkenes: Addition of
hydrogen halide, halogen, halogen/water, halogen/alochol, NOCl,
RCl, RCOCl, RH, water, oxymercuration - demercuration,
hydroboration - oxidation; Mechanism of electrophilic and free radical
addition,ozonolysis, oxidation and reduction of alkenes,
hydroboration - oxidation; Mechanism of electrophilic and free radical
addition,ozonolysis, oxidation and reduction of alkenes
MATHEMATICS: PRESENT WEEK (100%): CIRCLE: Equation of Circles (Various
forms), Secant, Tangent, Normal, Chord of Circle, Chord of Contact
SECTION – I
cases
37. A circle C1 is drawn taking (p, q) as its centre  p,q  R  let P1 is the set of all circles
containing atmost two rational points on each one.Let P2 is the set of all circles
containing atmost one rational point on each one(Rational points are those points
whose both the coordinates are rational). Then
A) If (p,q)  (1, 2) then C1  P1 B) If (p,q)  ( 2,e) then C1  P2
C) If (p,q)  ( 3, ) then C1  P1 D) If (p,q)  ( 3,0) then C1  P2
(e,  are irrational numbers)
38. If the line y  x   ; where   0 does not meet the circle x 2  y 2  10x  21  0 ,
then which of the following can be true ?
A)   5  2 2 B)   5  2 2

C)   5  2 2,5  2 2  D)   (1,1)
39. A ray of light passing through (3,1) reflects on x-axis at A and the reflected ray is
tangential to the circle x 2  y 2  1 at P. Then
A) The reflected ray is 3x  4y  5  0
5 
B) A   ,0 
3 
2
C) Area APO is square units ('O' is origin)
3
 3 4 
D) P   , 
 5 5

40. A variable circle touches straight line x  y and cut off a constant length of 2 2 units
from x  y  0 . The locus of centre of circles is curve C, then
A) The equation of the curve C is x 2  2y

B) The equation of the curve C is xy  1
C) The curve is symmetrical about origin
D) The line x  2y  1 intersects the curve C at P and Q .Then the equation of circle
y 5
with diametric ends as P and Q is x 2  y 2  x   0
2 2
41. If A  (1, 2) and B  (7,10) are two points. If P(x, y) is a point such that APB  60
and area of APB is maximum. Then which of the following is(are) true?
5
A) The inradius of PAB is units
3
B) P lies on the perpendicular bisector of AB.
C) P lies on the line 3x  4y  36
10
D) Radius of circumcircle of PAB is units
3
42. Let P be a point on the circle x 2  y 2  9 and point Q lies on 7x  y  3  0 . Also the
perpendicular bisector of PQ is y  x  1 . Then the co-ordinate of point P is
 72 21   72 21 

A) (0,3) B) (3,0) C)  ,  D)  , 
 25 25   25 25 
43. A tangent PT is drawn to the circle x 2  y 2  4 at the point P  

3,1 . A straight line L,
perpendicular to PT is a tangent to the circle  x  3  y 2  1,then

2
A) A common tangent of the two circles is x  2 2y  6
B) Possible equation of L is x  3y  1
C) Possible equation of L is x  3y  1  0
D) Possible equation of L is x  3y  1

SECTION-II
44. A circle of radius 'r' touches all the lines x  0, y  0 and 3x  4y  12  0 then half the
sum of all possible values of r is __
45. The line mx  y  m  2  0 meets the circle x 2  y 2  4x  6y  3  0 at A and B. The

lines joining A and B to the centre meet the circle again at C and D. If m is a

parameter and the set of lines CD are concurrent at P(, ) then the value of   
equals
46. The straight line x  2y  1 meets the coordinate axes at A and B. A circle is drawn
through A, B and the origin. If the square of the sum of perpendicular distances from
A and B on the tangent to the circle at the origin is K then 4K=
47. If 3 2  6  1  6m 2  0 , then square of the radius of the circle to which

x  my  1  0 is always a tangent is ___
48. A straight line moves such that the algebraic sum of the perpendicular distances from
the points (1,0) and (1,0) is always 8 units. Then this straight line touches a fixed
circle of radius ____units.
SECTION – III
COLUMN-1 COLUMN-2 COLUMN-3
Number of tangents Number of normals
I) x 2  y 2  6x  8y  21  0 A) passing through point P) passing through
3,5 is 0 point 3,5 is 2
Number of normals
Number of tangents
passing through
II) x 2  y 2  6x  8y  21  0 B) passing through point Q)
point 3, 2 is 1
5, 4 is 1

Number of normals
Number of tangents
passing through
III) x 2  y 2  6x  8y  21  0 C) passing through point R)
point 3, 4 is
3, 2 is 2
greater than 3
Number of tangents Number of normals
IV) x 2  y 2  6x  8y  21  0 D) passing through point S) passing through
1, 4 is 1 point 1, 4 is 0
A) I-B-Q B) I-A-Q C) I-C-R D) I-D-R
A) II-D-Q B) II-D-R C) IV-B-P D) IV-C-S
A) III-C-P B)III-A-Q C) III-A-R D) III-C-R
COLUMN-1 COLUMN-2 COLUMN-3
Does not meet (–1, –1) lies inside
I) x 2  y 2  3x  y  2  0 A) P)
X-axis or Y-axis circle
Cuts X-axis at two (–1, –1) lies outside
II) x 2  y 2  x  3y  2  0 B) Q)
points circle
Touches both X,Y
III) x 2  y 2  4x  4y  4  0 C) R) (–1, –1) lies on circle
axes
Cuts Y-axis at two (1, 1) lies inside
IV) x 2  y 2  4x  6y  12  0 D) S)
points circle

A) I-B-R B) II-B-R C) I-B-S D) II-B-S
A) III-A-P B) III-B-Q C) III-C-P D) III-C-Q
A) II-C-R B) IV-A-Q C) IV-A-S D) II-C-R

KEY SHEET
PHYSICS
1 CD 2 CD 3 ABCD 4 AC 5 AB
6 BC 7 AC 8 8 9 4 10 1
11 4 12 2 13 C 14 A 15 D
16 B 17 A 18 C
CHEMISTRY
19 CD 20 ABCD 21 ABD 22 ABCD 23 BD
24 B 25 BD 26 5 27 5 28 3
29 6 30 6 31 D 32 A 33 D
34 D 35 D 36 C
MATHEMATICS
37 ABC 38 ABCD 39 ACD 40 BCD 41 ABCD
42 BD 43 AD 44 6 45 7 46 5
47 6 48 4 49 B 50 A 51 D
52 A 53 C 54 B
MATHS
37. Let (a, b), (c, d) lie on the circle
   e  b   
2  c  e  d
2 2
2 a
2 2
2  c  a  2  2  d  b  e  a 2  c2  b2  d 2  0
 c  a,   b
atmost only one rational point
38. x 2  y 2  10x  21  0 ,  y   x  
y x
radius = perpendicular distance, centre (5, 0)
5
2
2
5  2 2
 52 2
  5  2 2 or   7
39.
Let equation of tangent is x cos   ysin   1

PAO    900
BAP  360  2
BAO  270  
A  sec ,0  equation of AB
y  cot   x  sec  
y  x cot   cosec
1  3cot   cosec
3C  1
1
S
S  3C  1
2t 3 1  t 2   x 
  tan  t 
1 t 2
1 t 
2
2 
2t  3  3t  1  t
2 2
2t 2  2t  4  0
t2  t  2  0
t  1, t  2
 3 4
 , 
 5 5

40.
hk
r
2
hk
OB 
2
2 2
hk hk
 
2
   2  
 2   2 
4hk
02  hk  1
2
41.
5 5 10
C is the centre of the circle, sin 60  ,y  .2 
0
y 3 3
APB is an equilateral triangle.
42. Let P be  3cos ,3sin  
Q  h , 7h  3
perpendicular of PQ is -1 and midpoint of PQ lies on y  x  1
43. Equation of tangent 3x  y  4
x
A line perpendicular to tangent is y   C . This is tangent to  x  3  y 2  1,
2
3
so radius = perpendicular distance
44. Let the centr be (h, h) and radius h .
Now 3x  4y  12 is tangent to the circle
3h  4h  12
h
5
7h  12  5h
h  6 or h  1
To get the other circles, take the centre as  h,  h 

3h  4h  12
h
5
 h  12  5h
h  2 or h  3
Radii of the four circles are 6, 1, 2, 3
45. Image of every point on AB w.r.t centre lies on CD. So all the lines CD pass through the image of
(1, -2) w.r.t centre (2, -3) (All lines AB are concurrent at point (1, -2) )
3  1
46.  6
2  m2
49,50,51:
No. of normals from centre is infinite
No. of normals from any point other than centre is 1
No. of tangents from a point outside circle= 2
No. of tangents from a point inside circle = 0
No. of tangents from a point on the circle = 1
52,53,54:
S11  0  point lies outside circle
S11  0  point lies on the circle
S11  0  point lies inside the circle
x 2  y 2  2gx  2fy  C  0
g 2  C  0  circle cuts x-axis at 2 points
g 2  C  0  circle touches x-axis
g 2  C  0  circle doesn’t meet x-axis
f 2  C  0  circle cuts y-axis at 2 points
f 2  C  0  circle touches y-axis
f 2  C  0  circle doesn’t meet y-axis

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forms), Secant, Tangent, Normal, Chord of Circle, Chord of Contact
SECTION- I
Partial Marks : +3 If all the four options are correct but ONLY three options are chosen.
Partial Marks : +2 If three or more options are correct but ONLY two options are chosen, both of which
option.
37. The line 2 x  y  1  0 intersects the circle x 2  y 2  9 at two distinct points A and B and
the line 3 x  ky  4  0 intersects the circle x 2  y 2  2 x  4 y  1  0 at C and D, then
A) if A, B, C, D are concyclic, then k is -1
B) if A, B, C, D are concyclic, then k is 1
C) if a circle S passes through A, B, C, D, then radical centre of three circles is
 3 11 
 , 
5 5 
D) if a circle S passes through A, B, C, D, then radical centre of three circles is  2,1
38. Consider Circle S1  x 2  y 2  16  0 and S 2  x 2  y 2  25  0 . From a point A  5,0  tangent

is drawn to S1  0 touching it at point B in 1stquadrant and meeting S2  0 in point C. Let
D be the mid-point of AB. A line through point A cuts S1  0 in points E and F; such
that perpendicular bisectors of DE and CF meets at point m on AC (as shown in
figure). Now which of the following holds good.
 7 24 
(A) AE.AF=9 (B) co-ordinate of point C is  , 
5 5 
 55 
(C) AD.AC=18 (D) co-ordinate of point M is  ,3 
 20 

39. Let x, y be real variable satisfying the x 2  y 2  8 x  10 y  40  0 . Let

a  max  x  2    y  3
2 2
 and b  
min  x  2    y  3
2 2
 , then
A) a  b  18 B) a  b  8 2 C) a  b  4 2 D) a.b  73
40. If a fixed circle is orthogonal to each member of the family y   x  c and touches only
one member of the family y   x  d , such that   c  2  0 and 2   d  2  0 , then
correct option’s is/are
A) radius of the circle =5 B) radius of the circle =4
C) centre of the circle 1, 2  D) centre of the circle  2, 2 
41. Circle of radii 3 and 4 intersect orthogonally. The area common to the two circles is
4 4
A) 8  12  7 tan 1 B) 8  12  7 tan 1
3 3
3 9 3
C) 8  12  7 tan 1 D)  12  7 tan 1
4 2 4
42. The line x  2 y  a  0 intersects the circle x 2  y 2  4  0 at two distinct points A and B,
another line 12 x  6 y  41  0 intersects the circle x 2  y 2  4 x  2 y  1  0 at two distinct
points C and D
A) The value of a for which the above four points are concyclic is 2
B) The value of a for which the above four points are concyclic is -2
C) The equation of the circle passing through the points A, B, C & D is
5 x 2  5 y 2  8 x  16 y  36  0
D) The equation of the circle passing through the points A, B, C & D is
5 x 2  5 y 2  8 x  16 y  36  0

SECTION - II
Full Marks : +3 If ONLY the correct numerical value is entered as answer.
Zero Marks : 0 In all other cases.
43. Tangents are drawn from P  6,8 to the circle x 2  y 2  r 2 . The radius of the circle such
that the area of the  formed by tangents and chord of contact is maximum is
44. The right angled triangle has two circles touching its sides as shown. If the angle at R
is 600 and the radius of the smaller circle is 1. Then find the radius of the larger circle

45. AB is any chords of the circle x 2  y 2  6 x  8 y  11  0 which subtends an angle at 1, 2 
2
. If locus of mid-point of AB is circle x 2  y 2  2ax  2by  c  0 ; then find the value of
a  b  c .
46. Three circles of radius 11, 11 and 50 units are touching each other externally and a
fourth circle of radius r isplaced such that it touches all 3 circles externally then  r  is
equal to where . denotes greatest integer function

47. Three circles touch each other externally. The tangents at their points of contact meet
at point whose distance from the point of contact is 4. The ratio of the product of the
radii to the sum of the radii of the circles is.
48. S1 and S2 are two circles of unit radius having the centre at (0, 0) & (1, 0) respectively.
S3 is a circle of unit radius Passing through the centres of the circles S1 and S2 . Area
12  a 3
of the smallest triangle which contains all the Three circles S1 ,S2 ,S3 is (where
b
a
a, b are natural numbers). Then evaluate
b
49. The circle S touches the sides AB & AD of the rectangle ABCD and cuts the side DC
at single point F and side BC at a single point E. If AB  32 , AD  40 and BE  1 . The
angle between pair of tangents drawn from the point D to the circle S is   tan 1  
a
8
where the number of positive integral divisors of a is
50. Let S1 and S2 be two fixed externally tangent circles with radius 2 & 3 respectively, let
S3 be a variable circle Internally tangent to both S1 and S2 at points A & B
respectively. The tangents to S3 at A & B meet at T and TA=4. Then the radius of the
circle S3 is

SECTION - III
(Maximum Marks: 12)
This section contains FOUR (04) questions.
Each question has TWO (02) matching lists: LIST-I and LIST-II.
FOUR options are given representing matching of elements from LIST-I and LIST-II. ONLY ONE of these four
options corresponds to a correct matching.
For each question, choose the option corresponding to the correct matching.
Full Marks : +3 If ONLY the option corresponding to the correct matching is chosen.
Negative Marks : –1 In all other cases.

COLUMN-I COLUMN-II
The equation of the circle passing through 1,1 and
P) touching the circle x 2  y 2  4 x  6 y  3  0 at the point 1) x2  y 2  2x  2 y  0
 2,3 will be
If 3l 2  6l  1  6m 2  0 then the equation of the circle for
Q) 2) x2  y 2  x  6 y  3  0
which lx  my  1  0 is a tangent will be
The locus of the midpoint of the chords of x 2  y 2  a 2
R) such that these chords cut the curve x 2  2 x  2 y  0 at 3) x2  y 2  4x  6 y  0
A & B and AB subtends a right angel at origin, will be

Circles are drawn which are orthogonal to both the
circles S '  x 2  y 2  8 x  12 y  16  0 . If tangents are
S) drawn from the centre of the variable circle to S. then 4) x2  y 2  6x  3  0
the locus of the midpoint of the chord of contact of

these tangents will be
The correct options is

A) P  2; Q  4; R  1;S  3 B) P  4; Q  2; R  1;S  3
C) P  4; Q  1; R  2;S  3 D) P  2; Q  1; R  3;S  4

COLUMN-I COLUMN-II
P) Center of circle inscribed in a square formed by lines
1)  4, 0 
x  8 x  12  0 and y  14 y  45  0
2 2
Q)  7
A circle passes through  3,  and touches
 2  2)  7,3
x  y  1, x  y  1 . Centre of circle is…………
R) x 2  y 2  10 x  6 y  30  0 . One side of inscribed square is

 2 3
parallel to y  x  3 , then one vertex of square could 3)  , 
 13 13 
be…………………
S) The circle x 2  y 2  4 cuts the circle x 2  y 2  2 x  3 y  5  0
in A and B, then centre of circle with AB as diameter 4)  4, 7 
is……………
A) P  1; Q  3; R  4;S  2 B) P  4; Q  2; R  1;S  3
C) P  4; Q  1; R  2;S  3 D) P  2; Q  1; R  3;S  4
53. Match List –I with List-II and select the correct answer using the code given below
lists.
COLUMN-I COLUMN-II
The circle x 2  y 2  4 x  4 y  4  0 is inscribed in a triangle
which has two sides along coordinate axes. The locus of
P) 1) 4
circumcentre of triangle is
x  y  xy  k x 2  y 2  0 . Then 2k  .........
A variable circle passes through A  a,b  and touches x-
Q) axis. Locus of other end of diameter through A is 2) 2


 x  a   y where  ........
2

If two circles  x  1   y  3  r 2 and
2 2
R) x 2  y 2  8 x  2 y  8  0 intersect in two distinct points the 3) 3

number of integer values taken by radius r is……
The circle x 2  y  1 cuts x-axis at P and Q. another circle
which centre at Q and variable radius intersects the first
S) circle at R above x-axis and line segment PQ at S. if the 4) 5
maximum are of
QRS is  then 3 3  ..................

A) P  2; Q  1; R  3;S  4 B) P  2; Q  1; R  4;S  1
C) P  3; Q  1; R  4;S  2 D) P  4; Q  2; R  4;S  2
COLUMN-I COLUMN-II
If area of quadrilateral formed by the tangents
from origin to the circle x 2  y 2  6 x  10 y  c  0 and
P) 1) 9
radii corresponding to point of contact is 15, then
value of c can be
A line passing through  5, 6  intersect the circle
1
Q) x 2  y 2  2 x  4 y  1  0 at A and B then maximum 2)
2
value of AB is
Length of tangent from origin to the circle
R) 3) 2
4 x2  4 y 2  8x  8 y  1  0
If chord x  y  1 of the circle x 2  y 2  1 subtend

S)  4) 4
and angle at the centre. Then k 
k
A) P  3; Q  2; R  3;S  4 B) P  4; Q  3; R  2;S  1
C) P  1; Q  4; R  2;S  3 D) P  1; Q  2; R  3;S  4

Time: 3 Hrs 2018_P1 Max. Marks: 180
KEY SHEET
PHYSICS
1 ACD 2 AD 3 CD 4 ABC 5 AD
6 AC 7 3 8 2 9 6 10 5
11 1 12 2 13 2 14 7 15 D
16 A 17 B 18 C
CHEMISTRY
19 ACD 20 ABCD 21 AD 22 AD 23 ACD
24 BC 25 1 26 14 27 4 28 5
29 60 30 84 31 2 32 3 33 B
34 A 35 B 36 A
MATHEMATICS
37 AC 38 ABD 39 C 40 AC 41 BD
42 AC 43 5 44 3 45 8 46 2
47 16 48 3.25 49 4 50 8 51 A
52 C 53 B 54 B
Theoretical:
H  hydrogenation   7   28.6  200.2 Kcal mol 1

Experimental:
H  116.2 Kcal mol1

R.E   200.2  116.2
 84 Kcal / mol
Hence answer is +84.00 k cal/mole
31.
32.
33. For Naphthalene, only 2 isomers (mono chloro)
MATHS
37. S1 : x  y  9  0
2 2
S2  x 2  y 2  2 x  4 y  1  0
S1  S 2  2 x  4 y  10  0
x  2y  5  0

1 2 5
 2 1 1 0
3 k 4
k  1
 3 11 
Radical centre is  ,  
5 5 
38. AE.AF=AB2 =9  Power of pt A 
AB
AD.AC= ×2AB=AB2
2
AE AC
AE.AF=AD.AC  =
AD AF
AED  ACF
 .AED  ACF
CDEFis cyclic
 M is mid-point of CD
4
cos =  cos 
5
ZC   5cos 2 ,5sin 2 
 7 24 
C , 
5 5 
39. Conceptual
40. y   x  c and 2    c  The line always passes through 1, 2 
y  x  d
2  2  d  The line always passes through  2, 2 
It is clear that 1, 2  is the centre and r  1

41. (b), (d) : The two circles are orthogonal.

OAO1  , O1O  5
2
The common area = Area of sector AOB+Area of sector AO1 B - Area of the kite OAO1 B .

Let AOO1   , AO1O    
2
9 16
Area  .2  .2  3  4
2 2
  
 9  16  12  9  16    12
 2  
4
 8  7  12  8  12  7 tan 1
3
 3  9 3
 8  12  7   tan 1    12  7 tan 1
2 4 2 4
4 2 5
42. 1 2 2 0
12 6 41
43. (b) Equation of chord of contact (QR) is
6x  8 y  r 2  0
6.6  8.8  r 2 100  r 2
PM  
6 2
 82  10
0  0  r2 r2
and OM  
6 2
 82  10
then QR  2.QM  2 OQ  2

  OM 
2

 r4 
 2  r2  
 100 
Area of QPR  1 / 2QR.PM
r 4  100  r
2
1 
  say    2   r 2  .
2  100  10

r 2 100  r 
2 3
  2
 z  say 
10000
1  r .3 100  r  .  2r  
 2 2 2 
dz
   
  
dr 10000   100  r 2 3 .2r 

2r 100  r 2 
2

10000
100  r 2
 3r 2 
dz
For maximum or minimum  0 , then we get r=5
dr
( r  10 Otherwise P will be inside the circle) and
d 2z
r 5  ve
dr 2
 is maximum at r=5
44. Conceptual
45. Conceptual
 r  11  10  r   112

2 2
46.
42r  100
50
r
21
47. Conceptual
48. Use family of circles.
49. Conceptual
50. Angle bisector of pair of tangents passes through centre of the circle
51. Conceptual
52. Conceptual
53. Conceptual
54. Conceptual

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conductors, Conducting spheres induced charges & Energy density &
Electrostatic pressure, self energy of spherically charge distributed
bodies
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to various continuous charge distributions, complete electric dipole
(Exclude: Gauss law, properties of conductors, electro static pressure,
electro static self energy.)
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Equation, Oxidation, Reduction, Strength of Oxidsing and reducing
agents, electrochemical series, Concentration cells
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and alkyl benzenes, Electrophilic aromatic substitution, mechanism of
halogenations, nitration, sulphonation, nitrosation, alkylation and
acylation, General EAS ,directive influence of groups and activating –
deactivating groups
MATHEMATICS: PRESENT WEEK (80%): Parabola: Equation of Parabola, Equation of
Parabola ( Standard from, Foci, Directrix, Eccentricity, Parametric
form), Tangent and its Properties, Chord of contact
PREVIOUS WEEK (20%): Family of Circles, Angle between two
Circles, Common chord, Chord whose midpoint is given, Direct,
Transverse, Pair of tangents
37. The parabola y  x 2  8 x  15 cuts the x axis at A and B. A circle is drawn through A
and B so that the origin is outside the circle. The length of a tangent to the circle from
the origin O is
A) 15 B) 8 C) 15 D) 8
38. If PSQ is a focal chord of a parabola y 2  6 x, where S is the focus. Then, the minimum
value of PS.QS is
A) 3 B) 9 C) 6 D) 18
39. The triangle PQR of area ‘A’ is inscribed in the parabola y 2  4ax (a  0) such that the
vertex P lies at the vertex of the parabola and the base QR is a focal chord. The
modulus of the difference of the ordinates of the points Q and R is:
A A 2A 4A
A) B) C) D)
2a a a a
40. Radius of the largest circle which passes through the focus of the parabola y 2  4  x  y 
and also contained in it is
A) 2 B) 4 C) 3 D) 6
41. If 2 p 2  3q 2  4 pq  p  0 and a variable line px  qy  1 always touches a parabola whose

axis is parallel to x-axis. Then the equation of the parabola is
A)  y  4  24  x  2 B)  y  3  12  x  1
2 2
C)  y  4  12  x  2 D)  y  2   24  x  4 
2 2

42. Given two circles x 2  y 2  3 2  x  y   0 and x 2  y 2  5 2  x  y   0 , let the
2  1
radius of a circle which touches the two circles and their common diameter be

then  equals
A)10 B) 8 C) 7 D) 5

option.
43. A parabola whose focus at S (6,8) is touching the coordinate axes, then which of the
following Statement(s) is/are correct
A) Equation of the latus rectum is 4x + 3y = 0
1 1 5
B) If P and Q are the ends of a focal chord of the parabola, then  
SP SQ 24
C) Equation of the latus rectum is 4x + 3y = 48
1 1 1
D) If P and Q are the ends of a focal chord of the parabola, then  
SP SQ 5
44. Consider the parabola that touches x-axis at (1,0) and y=x at (1,1) then which of the
following is/are CORRECT
1
A) The slope of the axis of the parabola is
2
B) The focus of the parabola is  , 

3 1
5 5 
C) The directrix of the parabola is 2 x  y  1
D) The focus of the parabola is  , 

1 3
5 5  

45. Three circles whose radii are 1,2 and 3 units having centres at A,B and C respectively
touch each other (pair-wise) externally at D,E and F respectively then which of the
following is/are correct
A) Circum radius DEF is 1 unit
B) Circum centre of ABC is 1/2 units from E
4
C) Length of DE 
5
D) B is the orthocentre of ABC

46. The locus of the midpoint of the focal distance of a variable point moving on the
parabola, y 2  4ax is a parabola whose
A) latus rectum is half the latus rectum of the original parabola
B) vertex is  , 0 
a
2  
C) directrix is y-axis
D) focus has the co-ordinates  a , 0 
47. Equation of chord joining A t1  , B t3  on y 2  4ax subtends a right angle at C t2  and
D  t4  on the same parabola. Then
t2  t4 t2  t4 1
A) 1 B) t2t4  t1t3  0 C)  D) t2t4  t1t3  4
t1  t3 t1  t3 2
48. x  y  2 and x  y  2 are tangents to a parabola at (1, 1) and (4, 2) respectively then
Which of the following is/are correct

A) Equation of directrix is x  3 y  2
B) Equation of axis is 3 x  y  5
C)Focus of the parabola is at  , 

8 6
 5 5
D) Equation of axis is 15 x  5 y  18

49. Three parabolas P1, P2 & P3 have common directrix. P1 and P2 intersects at (1,0) and
(7,4). P2 and P3 intersects at (0,4) and (2, 3). If ( h, k ) be the circumcentre of the
h
triangle formed by joining the three foci of the parabolas, then = ________
k
50. If the area of a trapezium whose vertices lie on 25  ( x  2) 2  y 2   (3 x  4 y  2) 2 and both

A
diagonals pass through (2,0) such that length of each diagonal is 5 units, is A then
2
is
51. Two circles of unequal radii have four common tangents. A transverse common
tangent meets the direct common tangents at the points P and Q. If the length of direct
common tangent (between the point of contacts) is 8 then length of PQ is
52. If the lengths of two perpendicular tangents from a point to a parabola are of 3 and 4
 K   ......
units and the length of latus rectum of the parabola is K units, then
3
. denotes G.I .F 
53. If A & B are points on the parabola y 2  4ax with vertex O such that OA is
perpendicular to OB and having lengths r1 and r2 respectively, then the value of
4 4
r1 3 r2 3
is
 2 2

2  r1 3  r2 3  a 2
 
54. If focus of the parabola which touches x  0, y  0, x  y  1  0 and 2 x  y  8  0 is

 ,  , then is _________


Time: 3 Hrs 2020_P1 Max. Marks: 198
KEY SHEET
PHYSICS
1 D 2 A 3 C 4 D 5 D
6 D 7 ABC 8 BD 9 AC 10 ABCD
11 ACD 12 BC 13 3 14 4 15 4
16 5 17 9 18 2
CHEMISTRY
19 C 20 A 21 A 22 B 23 A
24 A 25 AD 26 ACD 27 ABC 28 AC
29 BD 30 ACD 31 3 32 4 33 4
34 7 35 2 36 7
MATHEMATICS
37 C 38 B 39 C 40 B 41 C
42 B 43 ABC 44 ABC 45 ABC 46 ABCD
47 AD 48 ACD 49 2 50 6 51 8
52 1.33 53 8 54 3
 2
0.059 [H ] Cathode
= log10  2
2 [H ] Anode
0.059 [H  ]Cathode
2
0.059 [H  ]Cathode
0.118  log10  log
(106 ) 2 106
10
2 1
 [H  ]Cathode  10 4 M
34. Conceptual
35. Conceptual
0.0591
36. º
E cell  log K eq.
2
MATHS
Q R is a focal chord  Q   at , 2at1  and R   at2 , 2at2   t1t2  1
2 2
39. 1
0 0 1
2A
A  t2 at12
2at1 1  a 2t1t2  t1  t2    a 2  t1  t2   2a  t1  t2  
a
at22  2at2 1
Parabola y  4  x  y 
2
40.
Circle is   x  r   4  x  1  r 2 has equal roots
2
41. Write the general equation of tangent to parabola (y k)2  4a(x  h) then compare with given line to
get the values of h,k
43. Key : ABC
4
Clearly equation of directrix is y  x
3
(6,8)
48 1 1 1
And distance from focus S (6,8) to if is 2a  and  
5 SP SQ a
45. Key : ABC
Let R be the radical centre of the three circles where RD = RE = RF = 1

 Circum radius = 1

46. ABCD
Let Q  x1 y1  be the mid point of SP  P   2 x1  a ,2 y1  lies on y 2  4 ax

 4 y12  a  2 x1  a 
 y12  2ax1  a 2
 a
Locus is y  2a  x 
2

 2
a 
Vertex   ,0 
2 
Directrix is x  a / 2   a / 2  x  0
Focus   a,0 
47. (AD)
A   at12 , 2at1  B   at32 , 2at3  , P   at 2 , 2at 
4
APB  900   1  1
 t1  t  t  t3 
Let t2 , t4 be the roots of (1)
t2  t4    t1  t3 
t2  t4
1 and t2t4  t1t3  4
t1  t3
 t2t4  t1t3  4
3x  4 y  2
 x  2  y2 
2
50.
5
4
 a
5
16
Now consider parabola y 2  x
5
t1t2  1
2
4 1
 t2    5
5 t2 

1 5 1
t1    t1  , t2  2
t2 2 2
A  .4a  t1  t2  a  t22  t12   12

1
2
A
6
2
52. Key:4
 t2 1  2 2  t 1
2
 a  at 
2 2
 2   9 and  a  at   2   16
 t   t 
9 4  144
 t 2   4a    4a   4
16 125
54. Focus is intersection point of circles x  x  1  y  y  1  0 and
 x x  4   y  y  8  0
 6 2 
 , 
 2 5

PHYSICS: PRESENTWEEK (80%): CAPACITORS: Introduction, types of
capacitors, combination of capacitors in series and in parallel,
general capacitor circuits without involvement of dielectric, Energy
stored in a capacitor (without dielectric), charge flown and heat
generated problems when switch is thrown from one position to other
(Exclude: Dielectric)
PREVIOUS WEEK (20%): Electric flux, Gauss Law, Properties of
conductors, Conducting spheres induced charges & Energy density &
Electrostatic pressure, self energy of spherically charge distributed
bodies
CHEMISTRY: PRESENTWEEK (80%): Electrolytic cell - Electrolysis of different

solutions, Faraday's laws - Calculations, Conductance of ionic
solutions, Batteries
PREVIOUS WEEK (20%): Electrochemistry: Galvanic Cells, Nernst
Equation, Oxidation, Reduction, Strength of Oxidsing and reducing
agents, electrochemical series, Concentration cells
MATHEMATICS: PRESENTWEEK (80%): Equation of Normal and its Properties,

Equation of Chord whose midpoint is given, Co-Normal points,
Common Tangent to Circle and Parabola / Two Parabolas
PREVIOUS WEEK (20%): Parabola: Equation of Parabola, Equation
of Parabola ( Standard from, Foci, Directrix, Eccentricity, Parametric
form), Tangent and its Properties, Chord of contact
SECTION – I

37. Let A (0, 2), B and C are points on parabola y 2  x  4 and such that CBA  , then the
2
range of abscissa of C is
A) (, 0)  (4, ) B) (, 0]  [4, ) C) [0, 4] D) [4, )
38. The radius of the circle passing through the origin and touching the parabola y2 = 8x at
(2, 4) is
5 15
A) 5 2 B) C) 10 2 D)
2 2
39. The equation of the line of the shortest distance between the parabola y 2  4x and the
circle x 2  y 2  4x  2y  4  0 is.
A) x  y  3 B) x  y  3 C) 2x  y  5 D) none of these
40. The normal at a point P of a parabola y 2  4ax meets its axis in G and tangent at its
vertex in H. If A is the vertex of the parabola and if the rectangle AGQH is
completed, then equation to the locus of vertex Q is
A) y 2 (y  2a)  ax 2 B) y 2 (y  2a)  ax 2 C) x 2 (x  2a)  ay 2 D) x 2 (x  2a)  ay 2
SECTION – II
41. Consider a parabola y 2  4x and a circle x 2  y 2  2x  2 2y  2  0 . Select the CORRECT
alternative/s
A) The number of common tangents is 3
B) One of the common tangents is tangent at the end of latus rectum to parabola
C) Two of the common tangents are perpendicular
D) Two of the common tangents have positive slope

42. The tangent at the point P(x1 , y1 ) to the parabola y 2  4ax meets the parabola
y 2  4a(x  b),  b  0  at Q and R, then for the mid-point M of QR,
A) The locus is a parabola with same latus rectum length as the above two
B) The locus is a parabola with different latus rectum length as the above two
C) PM=|PQ-PR|
D) 2PM=|PQ-PR|
43. If the normals from some point P to the parabola x 2  4y cuts the line y  2 in three
distinct points whose abscissae are in A.P., then select the CORRECT alternative/s
A) The slopes of tangents at the feet of these normals, are in AP
B) The slopes of these normals, are in AP
C) The triangle formed by the three feet of normals is isosceles
D) The triangle formed by the three feet of normals is scalene
44. The points on axis of parabola 3x 2  4 x  6 y  8  0 from which three distinct normals
can be drawn to it are
2 2 2 2
A)  , 2  B)  ,3  C)  , 4  D)  ,1
 3   3   3   3 
45. Let A and B be two distinct points on the parabola y 2  4x . If the axis of the parabola
touches a circle of radius r having AB as its diameter, then the slope of the line joining
A and B can be
1 1 2 2
A)  B) C) D) 
r r r r
46. If PQ and RS are normal chords of the parabola y 2  8x and the points P, Q, R, S are
concyclic then
A) Tangents at P and R meet on X-axis B) Tangents at P and R meet on Y-axis
C) PR is parallel to Y-axis D) PR is parallel to X-axis

47. A circle of radius 'r ' touches the parabola y 2  4x  0 at the vertex of the parabola. The
centre of the circle lies to the left of the vertex and this circle lies completely within
the parabola (or touching it) then the diameter of this circle can be
A) 2 B) 4 C) 6 D) 10
48. The coordinates of the point on the parabola y  x 2  7x  2 which is nearest to the
straight line y  3x  7 are
A) (2, 8) B) (1,10) C) (5, 8) D) (2,8)
SECTION – III
Eg: 1234.56, 123.45, -123.45, -1234.56, -0.12, 0.12 etc.
49. Consider y 2  8x . If the normal at a point P on the parabola meets it again at a point Q,
then the least distance of Q from the tangent at the vertex of the parabola is.
50. Length of the focal chord of the parabola (y  3) 2  8(x  1) which lies at a distance 1
unit from the vertex of the parabola is
51. Maximum number of common normals of y 2  4ax & x 2  4by is equal to
52. The lengths of two perpendicular chords of a parabola from vertex are 27 and 64, then
the length of latus rectum is
53. Three normals with slopes m1 , m 2 , m3 are drawn from any point P not on the axis of the
parabola y 2  4x . If m1m 2  a , results in locus of P being a part of parabola, the value of
‘a’ equals
54. The locus of the mid – point of the portion of the normal to the parabola y 2  16x
intercepted between the curve and the axis is another parabola whose latus rectum is

Time: 3 HRS 2019_P1 Max. Marks: 186
KEY SHEET
PHYSICS
1 A 2 C 3 C 4 B 5 AC
6 ABCD 7 AB 8 AB 9 BD 10 A
11 B 12 AB 13 20 14 100 15 11
16 4 17 3 18 5
CHEMISTRY
19 B 20 C 21 B 22 A 23 ABC
24 ABCD 25 BCD 26 AB 27 ABCD 28 AC

4.00 to
29 ABCD 30 AD 31 56 32 125 33
4.04
0.21 to
34 7 35 36 250
0.22
MATHEMATICS
37 D 38 A 39 A 40 C 41 BC
42 ACD 43 AC 44 BC 45 CD 46 AC
47 AB 48 BC 49 16 50 32 51 1
52 28.8 53 2 54 4
     eq Ba 2    eq PO3
  
30. eq Ba  PO 
3 4 2 4
m
eq 
nf
200
  150  250ohm 1 .cm2 .eq 1
2
16  80  24,125
31. mCH4 
8  96500
24125
n CH4   2.5
9650
VCH4  2.5  22.4lit
33. 1C   7  104  2.6  104  4.4  104
CaSO4
1000  2.6  104

  m  Na SO 
2 4
103
 2.6  100  260
260  2  50  SO

2
4
SO2  160 .
4
 m CaSO 4
 160  120  280 .
1000  4.4  104
280 
M CaSO4
1000  4.4  104
M CaSO4 
280
 Ksp   1.57 103  2.57  103
MATHS
37. A  (0, 2) B  (t  4, t1 ) 2
1 C  (t 2  4, t)
2  t1 t1  t 1 1
. 2 2  1  .  1  t12  (2  t)t1  (2t  1)  0
4  t1 t1  t
2
2  t1 t  t1
For real t1 , (2  t) 2  4(2t  1)  0  t 2  4t  0  t  (, 0]  [4,  )
38. Eq. of tangent at (2, 4) to y2 = 8x is x – y + 2 = 0 , equation of the required circle is
(x – 2)2 + (y – 4)2 + k(x – y + 2) = 0, but it passes through (0, 0)  k = - 10
Therefore the radius of the circle is 5 2
39. Line of shortest distance is normal for both parabola and circle
Centre of circle is  2,1
Equation of normal to circle is y  1  m(x  2)  y  mx  (1  2m) (1)
Equation of normal for a parabola is y  mx  2am  am3 (3)
Comparing (1) and (2)
am3  1  m3  1  m  1 (a  1)
Equation is y  1   x  2  x  y  3
40. A  (a, 0), H  (0, 2at  at 3 ), G  (2at  at 2 , 0), Q  (h, k)
(h, k)  (2a  at 2 , 2at  at 3 )
eliminating ‘t’, x 3  2ax 2  ay 2

42. Equation of the tangent at P(x1 , y1 ) to the parabola y 2  4ax is yy1  2a(x  x1 ) Or 2ax  y1 y  2ax1  0
(i)
If M(h, k) is the mid-point of QR , then equation of QR a chord of the parabola y 2  4a(x  b) in terms
of its mid-point is ky  2a(x  h)  4ab  k 2  4a(h  b)
(using T  S' ) or 2ax  ky  k 2  2ah  0 (ii)
Since (i) and (ii) represent the same line, we have
2a y1 2ax
  2 1  k  y1 and k 2  2ah  2ax1
2a k k  2ah
 y12  2ah  2ax1  4ax1  2ax1  2ah
(as P(x1 , y1 ) lies on the parabola y 2  4ax )
 h  x1 so that h  x1k  y1 and the midpoint of QR is (x1 , y1 )
43. A point on x 2  4y is (2t, t 2 ) and required point be P(x1 , y1 )
Equation of normal at (2t, t 2 ) is x  ty  2t  t 3 ……….(1)
Given line equation is y  2........(2)
Solving (1) & (3) x  t(2)  2t  t 3  x  t 3
This passes through P(x1 , y1 )  t 3  x1........(3)
Let (2t, t12 )(2t 2 , t 22 ), (2t 3 , t 32 ) be the co-normal points form P.
t t
2t1 , 2t 2 , 2t 3 in A.P.  4t 2  2(t1  t 3 )  t 2  1 3
2
 slopes of the tangents t1 , t 2 & t 3 are in A.P.
2
 2 10  2 10 
44. The parabola can be written as  x    2(y  ) ie X 2  2Y  X  x  , Y  y   A point on
 3 9  3 9
 2  19
axis is  , Y  from which three normals can be drawn if Y > 1  y  .
 3  9
45. Slope of line AB
(t 2  t1 )  2  2
M  
(t 2  t1 )(t 2  t1 )  t1  t 2  r
As t1  t 2  r
2
B (t2 , 2t2)
2
(t1 , 2t1) A 
 t12  t 2 2 
 , t1  t 2 
 2 

y2 = 4x
46. Equation of normal chords at p  2t12 , 4t1  and R  2t 22 , 4t 2  are y  t1x  4t1  2t13  0 and
y  t 2 x  4t 2  2t 32  0
Equation of curve through P, Q, R, S is
 y  t1x  4t1  2t13  y  t 2 x  4t 2  2t 32     y2  8x   0
P, Q, R, S are concyclic, t1  t 2  0 and t1t 2  1  
Points of intersection of tangents  at1t 2 , a  t1  t 2   lies on X-axis, slope of PR =

z
t1  t 2
 PR is parallel to Y-axis.

Equation of circle is  x  r   y  r
2 2 2
47.
Solving it with y 2  4x  0 , we get x  0 & x  4  2r
The circle lies completely inside the parabola, 4  2r is not less than zero 4  2r  0  r  2
49. Let P(t1 ) & (t 2 ) be points on y 2  8x . Here 4a  8 or a  2
 4  2
Required distance = z  at 22  a  t12  2  4  t 2   t1  
 t1  t1 
dz
Z is least if  0 or t12  2 Least value of Z = 16
dt1
50. Lengths are invariant under change of axes
consider y 2  8x . Consider focal chord at (2t 2 , 4t)
2t
Focus = (2, 0). Equation of focal chord at t is y  2 9x  2  2tx  (1  t 2 )y  4t  0
t 1
2
4| t |
 2  (| t | 1) 2  0
4t  (1  t )
2 2 2
2(t 2  1) 2
2
 1
Length of focal chord at ' t '  2  t    8
 t t2
53. Equation of normal to y 2  4x is y  mx  2m  m3 …(i)
It passes through (, )  m1m 2 m3  ma  2,  m3
 m3  (2  a)m    0 ….(ii)
(Let m1 , m 2 , m3 are roots )

 m1m 2 m3   (as m1m 2  a )  m3  

3 
Now   (2  a)     0
 3

   (2  a)a    a 3  0
3 2
 locus of P is y3  (2  x)ya 2  ya 3  0
As P is not the axis of parabola
 y 2  a 2 x  2a 2  a 3 as it is the part of y 2  4x
 a 2  4 2a 2  a 3  0, a  2 or a 2 (a  2)  0
a  2 or a  0 , a  2
 a  2 is the required value of a

54.
Consider the parabola y 2  4ax

We have to find the locus of R(h, k), since Q has ordinate ‘O’, ordinate of P is 2k
Also P is on the curve, then abscissa of P is k 2 / a
Now PQ is normal to curve
dy 2a
Slope of tangent to curve at any point 
dx y
k
Hence slope of normal at point P is 
a
2k  k
2
Also slope of normal joining P and R(h, k) is 2k
k
h
a
2k  k k
Hence comparing slopes 2 
k a
h
a
Or y  a ( x  a )
2
For y 2  16 x, a  4, hence locus us y 2  4( x  a )

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T) 1.366

SECTION – I
41. If 1,2 , 3 ,4 are the eccentric angles of four concyclic points on the ellipse
x2 y2
  1 , then cos(1  2  3  4 ) is equal to ___
a2 b2
x 2 y2
42. If the normal at end of latus rectum of the ellipse   1 passes through one end of
a 2 b2
minor axis then e 4  e 2  (e is the eccentricity of the given ellipse)
x2 y 2 4K
43. If the mid point of a chord of the ellipse   1 is  0,3 length of the chord is
16 25 5
then K is
x 2 y2
44. A vertical line passing through the point (h , 0) intersects the ellipse  1 at
4 3
points P and Q. Let the tangents to the ellipse at P and Q meets at point R. If   h  
8
area of triangle PQR, 1  max
1
h , and  2  min
1
h , then the value of 1  8 2 
2
 h 1
2
 h 1 5
45. Common tangents are drawn to parabola y2  4x and the ellipse 3x 2  8y2  48 touching
the parabola at A and B and ellipse at C and D. if the area of quadrilateral of ABCD is
55 N , then N =
 x  4  y  3
2 2
46. If the equation of the curve on reflection of the ellipse  1 about the
16 9
k1  k 2
line xy20 is 16x 2  9y2  k1x  36y  k 2  0 , then is ____
22
47. Variable pairs of chords at right angles and drawn through any point P (with eccentric
x2
angle  /4) on the ellipse  y2  1 , to meet the ellipse at two points say A and B. If
4
the line joining A and B passes through a fixed point Q (a, b) such that a 2  b2 has the
m m  n 
value equal to , where m, n are relatively prime positive integers, find  3 
n  
(where [.] denote greatest integer function).

2 2
x y
48. On an ellipse   1, tangents drawn at P1 , P2 , P3 ,..., Pn intersects the major axis at
64 9
T1 ,T2 ,T3 ,....,Tn respectively.

n
area  Pi TS
i  .area  Pi TS' 
If the value of  i
 18 , where S and S’ are foci of ellipse, then the
 Pi Ti 
2
i 1
value of n is ____.
SECTION – II
For the ellipse 4 x  2y  1  9 2x  y  2  180
2 2
49.
A) Sum of lengths of major and minor axes is 10
B) Equation of major axis is 2x + y + 2 = 0
C) Equation of director circle is x 2  y 2  2x  12  0
D) Equation of auxiliary circle is x 2  y 2  2x  8  0
50. If foci of an ellipse be (1, 2) and (2,3) and its tangent at a point A is 2 x  3 y  9  0
A) Length of the minor axis of the ellipse will be 2 14
32 17 
B) Co-ordinate of the point ‘A’ will be  , 
 9 27 
C) Distance between the foci is 2 2
D) Product of the perpendiculars from foci to any tangent is 56
1 x 2 y2
51. If a tangent of slope of the ellipse   1 a  b  is normal to the circle
3 a 2 b2
x 2  y 2  2x  2y  1  0 , then
2  2 
A) maximum vlaue of ab is B) a   , 2 
3  5 
2 
C) a  ,2 D) maximum value of ab is 1
3 

52. Let E1 and E2 be two ellipse whose centres are at the origin. The major axes of E1 and
x 2   y  1  2 .
2
E2 lie along the x-axis and the y-axis, respectively. Let S be the circle
The straight line xy3 touches the curves S, E1 and E2 at P, Q and R, respectively.
2 2
Suppose that PQ  PR  . If e1 and e2 are the eccentricities of E1 and E2,
3
respectively, then the correct expression(s) is/are

43 7
A) e12  e 22  B) e1e 2 
40 2 10
5 3
C) e12  e22  D) e1e 2 
8 4
x 2 y2
53. Consider the ellipse  1 and the parabola y2  2x . They intersect at P and Q in
9 4
the first and fourth quadrants respectively. Tangents to the ellipse at P and Q intersect
the x-axis at R and tangents to the parabola at P and Q intersect the x-axis at S, then
which of the following is/are correct?
A) The ratio of the areas of the triangles PQS and PQR is 2 : 3
15 3
B) The area of quadrilateral PQRS, is
2
C) The equation of circle touching the parabola at upper end of its latus rectum and
passing through its vertex, is 2x 2  2y 2  7x  y  0
D) The equation of circle touching the parabola at upper end of its latus rectum and
passing through its vertex, is 2x 2  2y 2  7x  y  0
x 2 y2
54. A line  is tangent to both the ellipse  1 and the circle x 2  y 2  16 and  is the
25 9
acute angle made by the line  with the major axis of the ellipse, then
3
A)  = arc sin
4
3
B)   arccos
4
7 3
C) length of common tangent is
4
3 7
D) length of common tangent is
4

x 2 y2
55. The locus of incentre of PF1F2 where P is a variable point lying on ellipse 2  2  1
a b
with F1 , F2 as foci and eccentricity e is a conic whose
y 2 1  e  y 2 1  e 
2 2
x2 x2
A) equation is  1 B) equation is  1
a 2 e2 b2 e2 a 2 e2 b2 e2
2e 2e
C) eccentricity is D) eccentricity is
1 e 1 e
56. The locus of the middle point of the chords of parabola y2  4x which
A) are normal to parabola is y 4   4  2x  y 2  8  0

B) subtend a constant angle at the vertex is y 4  4xy 2  4x 2  32y2  96x  64  0
4
C) are normal to parabola is y 4   4  2x  y 2  8  0

D) subtend a constant angle at the vertex is y 4  4xy 2  4x 2  32y2  96x  64  0
4
57. At point P on the parabola y 2  4ax , tangent and normal are drawn. Tangents intersects
the x-axis at Q and normal intersects the curve at R such that chord PR subtends an
angle of 90° at its vertex. Then
A) PQ  6a 3 B) PR  6a 3
C) area of PQR  18 2a 2 D) PQ  3a 2
58. If PQ and RS are normal chords of the parabola y 2  8x and the points P, Q, R, S are
concylic, then
A) tangents at P and R meet on X-axis
B) tangents at P and R meet on Y-axis
C) PR is parallel to Y-axis
D) PR is parallel to X-axis
SECTION - III
59. From P  2  1,0  a line L of slope ‘m’ is drawn to cut the ellipse
x2
2 2 3

y2
2
 1, x  0
y   0,1 at Q  x 0 , y0  .
Tangent to ellipse at Q intersects x-axis at R and y-axis at T  0, y1 
for which area '  ' of PQR is maximum then
Match Column -I and Column -II and select the correct answer using the code given
below the list
Column-I Column -II
A) y1 is P) 1
2
B) |m| is Q) 1
C) y0 is R) 2
D)  is S) 1
2
T) 2
x 2 y2
60. Match the locus of the middle points of chords of an ellipse  1 as given in
a 2 b2
Column-I to the equations given in Column – II.
A) Which subtend a right angle at centre P)  x 2 y2 
2
x  y  a  b  2  2 
2 2 2 2
of ellipse a b 
2
B) Q)  a
Whose length is constant = 2 x  
 2

y2 1

a2 b2 4
C) The tangents at the ends of which R) 2

 x 2 y2   1 1  x
2
y2
 2  2  2 2   
a b  a b  a
4
b4
intersect at right angles
D) S)  x 2 y2   b4 x 2   1 b2 x 2 
Which passes through the (a, 0)  2  2  1  1  4 2    2  4 2   0
a b  a y   a a y 
2
T)  a
x  
 2

y2 1

a2 b2 2

KEY SHEET
PHYSICS
1 2 2 2 3 8 4 3 5 2
6 7 7 5 8 3 9 C 10 BC
11 ACD 12 ABCD 13 ACD 14 ACD 15 ABD
A-QR, A-P,
B-PRT, B-Q,
16 ACD 17 ACD 18 AD 19 20
C-S, C-R,
D-PRT D-S
CHEMISTRY
21 2 22 6 23 9 24 6 25 4
26 6 27 4 28 9 29 ACD 30 C
31 ACD 32 AC 33 ABC 34 BCD 35 ABC

A-PS, A- Q,
B-PQ, B- P,
36 ABCD 37 BCD 38 BD 39 40
C-Q, C-R,
D-QR D-T
MATHEMATICS
41 1 42 1 43 8 44 9 45 2
46 6 47 6 48 8 49 ABCD 50 AB
51 AB 52 AB 53 ABC 54 BD 55 AC
A-T, A-R,
56 AB 57 ABC 58 AC 59 B-R, B-Q,
60
C-Q, C-P,
D-S D-R
MATHS
41. 1  2  3  4  2n
cos(1  2  3  4 )  1
 b2  x
42. Normal at  
ae, a  is e  y  ae
2
 
 this passes through (0, -b)
 b  ae 2
 e4  e2  1
43. Equation of the chord is
3y 9
1   1 i.e. y = 3 intersect
25 25
x2 y 2
The ellipse  1
16 25
16
x
5
32 4k 32
Length of the chord   k 8
5 5 5
50. Sol. P(-1,2) and Q(-2,3)
Hence image of point P from lie 2x + 3y + 9 = 0
x 1 y  2  2  6  9 
  2  
2 3  13 
X = -5 ; y = -4
P  ( 5, 4)
58
Now length of PQ  9  49  58  2a  a 
2
We know that, 2ae = PQ
1 1
2ae  2  ae   a 2e2 
2 2
b  a (1  e )
2 2 2
58 1 58  2 56
b2    b2   b2   b  14
4 2 4 4
b 2  14 length of minor axis  2 14  56
Equation of line PQ is
43
( y  3)  ( x  2)
3
3y – 9 = 72 + 14
7x – 3y + 23 = 0
On solving 7x – 3y + 23 = 0 and 2x + 3y + 9 = 0 we get
 32 17 
A   , 
 9 27 
a
ae  E
a 2
51. S1P = S2P  a – e = E –   . Also,  
2 2
e2  24  3e
Eliminating  we get E  3eE  (2e  6)  0  E 
2 2
.
2

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SECTION-I
41. An ellipse is orthogonal to the hyperbola x 2  y 2  2 . The eccentricity of the ellipse is
reciprocal of that of the hyperbola. Then
A) Equation of the ellipse is x 2  2y 2  8

B) Focus of the ellipse is at 4 2,0 
C) Equation of directrix of ellipse is x  4 2  0
D) Equation of director circle of ellipse is x 2  y 2  12
x 2 y2 x2 y2
42. An ellipse   1 and a hyperbola 2   1 are confocal (same foci)
6   1 3
then which of the following options is/are correct .
A) The number of possible real values(s) of  is '1'
B) The number of possible real value(s) of  is '2'
C) The two curves intersect orthogonally
D)    can be 1.  denotes G.I.F)
x 2 y2
43. If normal at the point 'P' on the ellipse   1  a  b  having centre C meet the
a 2 b2
major and minor axis at G and g respectively, also if CF is perpendicular from centre
upon normal at P. then which of the following is/are correct.
A) PF.PG  b 2 B) PF.Pg  b 2
C) PF.PG  a 2 D) PF.Pg  a 2

2 2
x y
44. Curves C1 :   1&C 2 : x 2  y 2  4  0 intersects at two points A & B in the first
9 1
& fourth quadrant respectively. Tangents are drawn at A & B to C1 meet at C and
similarly tangents drawn at A and B to C 2 meet at D, then which of the following
is/are incorrect ?
A) The quadrilateral ACBD is not a cyclic quadrilateral
B) The quadrilateral ACBD is a rhombus
C) Area of the quadrilateral ACBD is 5/3 units
D) Area of the quadrilateral ACBD is 1/3 units
 
45. If the eccentricity of the hyperbola x 2 sec 2   y 2 cos ec 2  1  0     is greater
 2
than 3 then the possible length of its latus rectum can be
A) 5 B) 6 C) 4 D) 7
46. Consider the circles S1 : x 2  y 2  8x  0
S2 : x 2  y 2  8x  0
x 2 y2
& hyperbola H   1
9 4
Which of the following statement(s) is/are true?
A) equation of common tangent with positive slope to the curve S1 & H is
2x  5y  4  0
B) equation of common tangent with positive slope to the curve S1 & H is
2x  5y  4  0
C) Equation of common tangent with negative slope to the curve S2 & H is
2x  5y  4  0
D) Equation of common tangent with negative slope to the curve S2 & H is
2x  5y  4  0

C 1 :  x  1  4y 2  4 & C 2 :x 2  y 2  1, then which of the following options is/are
2
47.
correct ?
4 6
A) Length of one of the common chord can be
5
168
B) Length of one of the common chord can be
5
C) The number of common tangents to 'C1 ' & 'C2 ' is 1
D) The number of common tangents to 'C1 ' & 'C2 ' is 3
48. The point P (a cos  , b sin  ) on the ellipse corresponds to the point A(a cos  , a sin  ) on the
auxillary circle x2  y 2  a2 and OP meets the auxiliary circle at B (a cos  , a sin  ) (O-
origin)then which of the following is / are true
A) the tangent drawn to the ellipse at Q (a cos  , b sin  ) corresponds to B is
perpendicular to OA
B) the tangent drawn to the ellipse at Q (a cos  , b sin  ) corresponds to B, is inclined at
60 0 to OA
C)the tangent drawn to the ellipse at Q (a cos  , b sin  ) corresponds to B, meets OA at T,
then OP = OT
D) the tangent drawn to the ellipse at Q (a cos  , b sin  ) corresponds to B, meets OA at
2
T, then OP = OT
3

49. A  2, 0  , B  2, 0  are two fixed points and ‘P’ is a point such that PA  PB  2 . Let ‘S’
be the circle x 2  y 2  r 2 . Then which of the following is are true
A) If r  2 ,then the number of points ‘P’ satisfying PA  PB  2 and lying on x 2  y 2  r 2

is 2
B) If r  2 ,then the number of points ‘P’ satisfying PA  PB  2 and lying on x 2  y 2  r 2

is 4
C) For r  2 , the number of common tangents is 0
D) For r  2 , the number of common tangents is 2
50. Given e1 and e 2 are the roots of the equation x 2  x  2  0 . If both e1 and e 2 are the
eccentricities of hyperbolas then the possible values of '  ' is/are
A) 5 B) 2.9 C) 6 D) 2 2
SECTION-II
(both inclusive).
x 2 y2
51. If e1 ande2 are the eccentricities of the hyperbola   1 and the locus of
4 1
x 2 y2
midpoint of focal chords to the hyperbola   1 respectively. Then the value of
4 1
 e1  e2   .......
2
52. Locus of the centre of the circle which touches the two circles x 2  y 2  8 x  9  0 and
x 2  y 2  8 x  7  0 externally, is a conic C, then the eccentricity of C is
53. The maximum value of the product of the length of chords intercepted by the auxilary
circle on two perpendicular tangents of the hyperbola x 2  2y 2  2 is ...........
54. S1 and S2 be the focii of the hyperbola whose transverse axis length is 4 and conjugate
axis length is 6, S3 and S4 be the focii of the conjugate hyperbola. If the area of the
quadrilateral S1 S3 S2 S4 is A then A/13 is

2
x y2
55. A hyperbola has the equation 2  2  1. A tangent and normal to the hyperbola is
a b
drawn at the same point. The tangent has y-intercept  and normal has y-intercept  .
If   4 and   9 then find the x coordinate of the focus 'S' of the hyperbola.
(Given 'S' lies on the positive x-axis).
56. If tangent drawn to the parabola y 2  ax  a  0  from a point A(1, 0) which also
x 2 y2
touches the hyperbola  2  1 at B such that ASB  900 , where S is the focus of
4 b
the hyperbola then find the value of  a  b 2  .
x 2 y2
57. On the coordinate plane, ellipse C1 : 2  2  1 a1  b1  0  and
a1 b1
x 2 y2
hyperbola C2 :   1 a 2 ,b 2  0  has the same focus point F1 , F2 . Point P is one of
a 22 b 22
the intersection points of C1 and C 2 . Also PF1 is perpendicular to PF2 . If e1 is the
eccentricity of C1 and e2 is the eccentricity of C 2 .Then find the minimum value of
1 1
 .........
e12 e22
58. Let 'S1 ' denote the set of all points such that perpendicular tangents can be drawn from
it to the curve  x  y  100   4  x  y   130 & 'S2 ' denotes the set of all points from
2 2
which perpendicular tangents can be drawn from it to the curve
 x  y  100   4  x  y   130  0 . Then n  S1  S2  

2 2
59. The eccentricity of the curve 7y 2  9x 2  54x  28y  116  0 is , then 6 
x 2 y2 x 2 y2
60. If the ellipse 2   1 meets the ellipse   1 at four distinct points and
a 9 9 1
b 2  a  b  3, then sum of the all possible values of [b] is k, then k=…………
([.] represents G.I.F)

KEY SHEET
PHYSICS
1 BD 2 ABC 3 A 4 AD 5 ABCD
6 AD 7 ACD 8 AD 9 BCD 10 ABCD
11 1 12 7 13 2 14 5 15 6
16 2 17 5 18 3 19 4 20 5
CHEMISTRY
21 A 22 ABCD 23 ABCD 24 ABCD 25 ABC
26 AB 27 BC 28 B 29 BCD 30 BD
31 2 32 9 33 4 34 6 35 6
36 6 37 4 38 2 39 8 40 8
MATHEMATICS
41 AD 42 ACD 43 AD 44 ABD 45 BD
46 AD 47 ABC 48 AC 49 AC 50 BD
51 5 52 4 53 6 54 2 55 6
56 28 57 2 58 0 59 8 60 0
MATHS
42.   0 &  6   21  3 2    4  0
17  1
 
2
sin 2  1
45. e2  1   0  9
cos 2  cos 2 
1
 cos  
3
2sin 2   16 
latus rectum    2sin  tan   ,  
cos   13 
Tangent to the circle S1 is y  m  x  4   4 1  m 
2
46.
tangent to the curve H is y  mx  9m 2  4 ]

 4m  4 1  m 2  9m 2  4
2
m satisfies
5
2 4
y  x
5 5
 7 24 
47. x =1 is the only common tangent & points of intersection are   ,   & 1, 0 
 5 5 
53.
 a 2  b2 
55.  b cot   4 &   tan   9
 b 
 a  b  36  a e
2 2 2 2
56. a  4m 2
1,0  lies on directrix    2& b 2  12 tangent, to hyperbola. passes through (1, 0)
 m 2  4 a  16, b 2  12

57. a1e1  a 2e 2
 PF1    PF2   4a12e12
2 2
PF1  PF2  2a1 

  2  PF1   2  PF1   4  a1  a 2 
2 2 2 2
PF1  PF2  2a 2 
 a12  a 22  2a12e12
2
a 
1   2   2e12
 a1 
1 1
 2
e12 e 22
58. Asymptotes aren't real tangents & director circle won't be possible for one of it.
97 4
7  y     9 x      e  
2 2
59.
9 3

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SECTION – I
cases
37. A tangent with slope m to the parabola y 2  4 x which bisect exactly two distinct chords
of hyperbola x 2  4 y 2  4  0 drawn from  2, 0  , then which of the following can be
true?
1  2  1
A) m  B) m    1 C) m   D) m  0
2  7  2
x2 y 2 x2 y 2 1
38. Given ellipse   1 and the hyperbola   , if the ordinates of one of the
16 7 144 81 25
points of intersection is produced to cut asymptote at P, then which of the following is
true?
25
A) Square of the ordinate of point of intersection is
63
63
B) Square of the ordinate of point of intersection is
25
C) Sum of the square of coordinates of P is 16
D) P lies on the auxiliary circle formed by ellipse
39. The coordinates (2,3) and (1,5) are the foci of an ellipse which passes through the
origin, then the equation of
A) Tangent at the origin is  3 2  5  x  1  2 2  y  0
B) Tangent at the origin is  3 2  5  x  1  2 2  y  0
C) Normal at the origin is  3 2  5  x   2 2  1 y  0
D) Normal at the origin is y  3 2  5   x 1  2 2   0

2 2
x y
 2 2  1 and  x  g    y  f   r 2 intersect each other at an angle 900 at
2 2
40. If the curve 2
a k a
a point P (a cos  , ka sin ),   0 then
 kg  kg
A) cot  if a = g B) tan  if a = g
2 f 2 f
 kg  kg
C) cot  if a = f D) tan  if a = f
2 f 2 f
41. If a chord which is not a tangent of the parabola y 2  16 x has the equation x  2 y  p and
midpoint (h,k), then which of the following is (are) possible value(s) of p, h and k?
A) p  2, h  3, k  4 B) p  3, h  35, k  16
C) p  32, h  3, k  16 D) p  29, h  3, k  16
42. Let P and Q be distinct points on the parabola y 2  2 x that a circle with PQ as diameter
passes through the vertex O of the parabola. If P lies in the first quadrant and area of
the OPQ is 3 2 sq. units, then which of the following is(are) the co – ordinates of P?
B)  4, 2 2  C) 1, 2 
1 1 
A) (2,2) D)  , 
 16 2 2 
43. Let P be the point on the parabola y 2  4 x which is at the shortest distance from the
centre S of the circle x 2  y 2  4 x  16 y  64  0 . Let Q be point on the circle dividing the
line segment SP internally. Then
A) SP  5
B) SP : QP  5  5 : 4
C) The y – intercept of the normal to the parabola at P is 12
1
D) Slope of the tangent to the circle at Q is 
2

SECTION-II
44. If 4 x 2  y 2  1 then the maximum value of 12 x 2  3 y 2  16 xy is
45. If a normal chord AB to the hyperbola xy  c 2 , normal at A, subtends an angle  at
tan 
centre and OAB   , then is_______
tan 
x2 y2 x2 y2
46. Let the foci of the hyperbola   1 be the vertices of the ellipse   1 and
A 2 B2 a 2 b2
the foci of the ellipse be the vertices of the hyperbola. Let the eccentricities of the
1
ellipse and hyperbola be eE and eH respectively. If e2E  and  x, y  is point of
2
9x 2
intersection of ellipse and the hyperbola then is _________
4y 2
47. The maximum value of the product of the lengths of chords intercepted by the
auxiliary circle on two perpendicular tangents of the hyperbola x 2  2 y 2  2 is
48. A ray of light through (1,2) incident at a point P on an elliptical surface, whose
2 5
eccentricity is , passes through (3,6) after reflection. If P is  sin  , cos   then
2  5  45
value of 3cos   6sin  is
SECTION – III
Columns 1,2 and 3 contain conics, equations of tangents to the conics and points of
contact, respectively
Column 1 Column 2 Column 3
 a 2a 
(I) x2  y 2  a2 (i) my  m 2 x  a (P)  2 , 
m m 
 ma a 
(II) x2  a2 y 2  a2 (ii) y  mx  a m 2  1 (Q)  , 
 m 1 m2  1 
2
 a 2 m 1 
(III) y 2  4ax (iii) y  mx  a 2 m 2  1 (R)  2 2 , 
 a m 1 a m 1 
2 2
 a 2 m 1 
(IV) x 2  a 2 y 2  a 2 (iv) y  mx  a 2 m 2  1 (S)  2 2 , 
 a m 1 a m 1 
2 2

(Column 1) at  3,  is found to be 3x  2 y  4 , then

1
49. The tangent to a suitable conic
 2
which of the following options is the only correct combination?
A) (II) (iii) (R) B) (IV) (iv) (S) C) (IV) (iii) (S) D) (II) (iv) (R)
50. If a tangent to a suitable conic (Column 1 ) is found to be y  x  8 and its point of

contact is (8, 16), then which of the following options is the only correct combination?
A) (III) (i) (P) B) (III) (ii) (Q) C) (II) (iv) (R) D) (I) (ii) (Q)
51. For a  2 , if a tangent is drawn to a suitable conic (Column 1) at the point of contact
 1,1 , then which of the following options is the only correct combination for
obtaining its equation?
A) (II) (ii) (Q) B) (III) (i) (P) C) (I) (i) (P) D) (I) (ii) (Q)
x2 y 2
Let S1 ; x 2  y 2  4  0, S2 ; y 2  4 x  0, S3 ; x 2  y 2  4 and S4 ;   1  0 are four given conics
4 1
and A, B, C , D are set of all the tangents of S1 , S2 , S3 and S4 respectively. L1 , L2 , L3 , and L4
be the finite areas of triangles formed by A, B, C , D sets with coordinate axes
respectively
Column 1 Column 2 Column 3

(I) A (P) 4x  2 y 1  0 (X) L1  3
1
(II) B (Q) 2 x  y  2 3  0 (Y) L2 
16
(III) C (R) x  y  5  0 (Z) L3  5
(IV) D (S) 2x  y  2 5  0 ( X1) L4  5
(T) x20
(U) x  2  0

52. Which of the following is the only correct combination?
A) (I),(P),(T) B) (III),(R),(S)
C) (I),(Q),(U)(X) D) (II),(P),(T)
53. Which of the following is the only correct combination?
A) (IV),(P),(T),(U) B) (I),(Q),(T),(U)(X)
C) (II),(P),(S) D) (IV),(R),(S)
54. Which of the following is the any only correct combination?
A) (I),(P),(Y) B) (II),(P),(Y)
C) (III),(R),(X) D) (IV),(R),(Y)

KEY SHEET
PHYSICS
1 C 2 AD 3 AC 4 AC 5 ABC
6 ABC 7 ABD 8 7 9 2 10 5
11 4 12 2 13 C 14 B 15 B
16 A 17 C 18 D
CHEMISTRY
19 ABCD 20 ABCD 21 ABCD 22 ABCD 23 BCD
24 ABCD 25 ABCD 26 6 27 5 28 4
29 6 30 4 31 A 32 A 33 B
34 D 35 A 36 D
MATHEMATICS
37 ABC 38 BCD 39 ACD 40 A 41 B
42 BC 43 BC 44 5 45 2 46 9
47 6 48 0 49 D 50 A 51 D
52 C 53 B 54 B
Gm  5 1 
 2 
 
a  4 3
4 3a 3
T  2

Gm 5 3  4 
g
12.  g  w 2 R v  wR
2
g V2
 g
2 R
g V2 4V 2
 
2 R
Ve  p  2 gR  R  2V
R
CHEMISTRY
19. AS2 S3 negative sol
20. Alums used to purify water
21. Flame test colours are similar.
22. Conceptual
23. Activated chemisorptin requires Ea
24. Chemisorption has more Ea.
25. Zeolites are selective.
26. 60,000 cm2 (or) 6m2
27. Fog, mist, cland, spray has DMc’s gas
28. Colloidal size 1 nm to o1000 nm
29. No. of sodium lauryl sulphate molecules
 CH  CH 
3 2 11 
SO 4 Na  in 1 litre solution
 103  6  1023  6  1020
No. of sodium lauryl sulphate molecules per
mm3  6  1014
No. of colloidal particles per mm  10
3 13
No. of molecules per colloidal particle

6  104
  60
1013
1
30. Coagulation power 
coagulation value
31. Ultra filter papers prepared colloidion & HCHO
32. 2AuCl3 + 3H2O + 3HCHO → 2Au + 6HCl + 3HCOOH
33. The incorrect match is Silver halides gets characteristic colours by adsorbing
heavy metal salts of fatty acids
34. The incorrect match is W/O emulsion, tyndall effect & protiens
35. W/O emulsion, tyndall effect & lamp black
36. O/W emulsion, Brownain movement & lamp black
MATHS
1
37. Equation of tangent to parabola is y  mx 
m
 1
And point R on it is   , m  
 m
R is mid – point of chord AB
x2 y 2
38. For ellipse  1
16 7
39.
40.
41.
42.
x2 y2 x cos  y sin 
43. Tangent to the ellipse 2  2 2  1 at P (a cos  , ka sin ) is   1 and passes through
a k a a ka
(g,f)
 ka cos   f sin   ka
k  a  g cos    f sin   0
f sin    a  g cos   k
sin  
 a  g cos   k . Let a = g
f
g 1  cos   k

f
sin  gk  gk
   cot  for a = g
1  cos  f 2 f
44. (1,2) and (3,6) are foci of ellipse

2 5
 2ae  2 5  2a   2  5  45
e
  sin   1   cos   2 
2 2
  sin   3   cos   6 
2 2
  
 1  45  1  5 
45. Any tangent to the hyperbola is
46. We have
A  aeE
and a  AeH
 eE  eH  1  eE  eH  2
B2  A 2  e2H  1  a 2 1  e2E   b2
b
 1
B
x2 y2 x2 y2
Solving 2  2  1 and 2 2  2  1
a b a eE b
2a 2e2E
2 2
b2 1  e2E 
We get x  and y 
1  e2E 1  e2E
9x 2 2a 2e2E
  4
2y 2 b2 1  e2E 
1
47. mOA 
t2
mOB  t6
mAB  t 2
1 t4
 tan  
t2
1 t4 tan 
 tan    2
2t 2
tan 

 1
49. Tangent at  3,  is 3x  2 y  4
 2
 1
Since slope of tangent at  3,  is –ve hence possible curve are (I),(II) only
 2
2
x
 equation of curve is  y 2  1, i.e., x 2  a 2 y 2  a 2
4
Hence equation of tangent is y  mx  a 2 m 2  1
 a 2 m 1 
And point of contact is  , 
 a m 1 a m 1 
2 2 2 2
50. Tangent at (8, 16) is y  x  8

Slope of tangent is +ve hence possible curve will be y 2  4ax
 equation of tangent is my  m 2 x  a and point of contact is
 a 2a 
 2, 
m m 
51. For a  2 and point  1,1 on the curve is x 2  y 2  a 2 equation of tangent is y  mx  a m 2  1 and
 ma a 
point of contact is  , 
 m 1 m 1 
2 2
52.53.54. P 13, Q  A
R  D, S  C
And T  A, C , D
UE A, C , D

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SECTION-I
1  x  1  x  x 2 1  x  x 2   x 2 
 1  2x  3x dx  g  x   c and g(1) = ln2 then which of the

41. If 2
 4x 3  3x 4  2x 5  x 6
following is/are TRUE? (‘c’ is integration constant)
A) g(x) is an increasing function x  1
B) g  99  g  3   3 where . G.I.F
C) g(x) is a periodic function

D) g(6) – g(7) > 0
1 1 
  2   x  1 dx
 sec 1 f  x   c and f (1)  2 then
x x
42. If  1 1
 4  2 
x x
x 4

 x3  x 2 x 4  x3  x 2 
A) Local maximum value of f(x) = -2 B) local minimum value of f(x) = 2
C) Range of f(x) is R – {0} D) f     f  e
x2  3 m 1  m  x    x    
43. If  x  x  x  3x  9
4 3 2
dx 
n
tan  nx   C , where    &  ,   R
and m & n are prime numbers, then (where C is constant of integration)
A) m  n  17 B) m  n  17 C) m  n  20 D) m  n  23
 1 
x  x  1  ln x  1      
f (x)  
x 2x f x
1 1  
44. Let  dx  tan C
x 4x  1 2  2 
 
 
Then
A) Lt f  x   1 B) f (2)  2
x 0
1 1
C) f has minimum at x  D) f has maximum at x 
e e

3cot 3x  cot x
45. If  tan x  3tan 3x dx  pf  x   qg  x   c where ‘c’ is a constant of integration, then
1 3  tan x
A) p  1;q  ;f  x   x;g  x   n
3 3  tan x
1 3  tan x
B) p  1;q   ;f  x   x;g  x   n
3 3  tan x
2 3  tan x
C) p  1;q   ;f  x   x;g  x   n
3 3  tan x
1 3  tan x
D) p  1;q   ;f  x   x;g  x   n
3 3  tan x
x 2 y2
46. Consider an ellipse   1 . A circle passes through a focus and has its centre on y
25 16
= 0 and touches the ellipse at A then (S is focus) . G.I.F
A)  AS is less than 7 B) AS  4
C) 5  AS  6 D) AS  4
47. Normals are drawn from the external point (h,k) to the rectangular hyperbola xy  c2 .
If circles are drawn through the feet of these normals taken three at a time then centre
of circle lies on another hyperbola S , then which of the following is TRUE about S?
 h k
A) Centre of S is  , 
 2 2
B) Centre of S is  h,k 
C) Eccentricity of S is 2
D) Eccentricity of S is 2 1

48. A chord of negative slope of P  
256,0 is drawn to ellipse x 2  4y 2  16 . This chord
intersects the ellipse at A and B (O is the origin)
A) the maximum area of AOB is 4
B) the maximum area of AOB is 8
1
C) if area of AOB is maximum then slope of line AB is 
2 2
1
D) if area of AOB is maximum then slope of line AB is 
8 2
cos x  sin x  1  x
49. If  dx  log e f  x   g  x   c where c is integration constant
e x  sin x  x
f '  0   3,g  0   0 then
A) f  x   g  x  is an even function
B) f  x   g  x  is an increasing
C) f  0  g  2  1
D) If a function h(x) is such that h  x   f  x   g  x  then maximum value of h(x) is 1
sin 2 x  sin x cos 2 x  cos x

50. Suppose J   dx and K   dx . If C is an arbitrary
1  sin x  cos x 1  sin x  cos x
constant of integration then which of the following is/are correct?
1
A) J   x  sin x  cos x   C B) J  K   sin x  cos x   C
2
1
C) J  x  K  C D) K   x  sin x  cos x   C
2

SECTION-II
(both inclusive).
 
1 x 1  n m
51. If  tan  2 tan 1 dx  x n  c then m  n is ( m, n  N and are coprime)
 1  x  1  m

3x 2
 2x   g  x 
52. If  x 6
 2x 5  x 4  2x 3  2x 2  5
dx 

Af  B   c where c is integration constant
then the value of B/A is
dx x cos x  sin x cos 2x

53. If   tan x  cot x  sec x  cosecx  2

m

n

e
 C then e  m  n
equals
 x  1 dx  4 tan 1  g  x    C , where C is an arbitrary

54. If 
x  x x x  x  x  1
constant of integration, then the value of g 2 1 .
 sin x  sin 3x  sin 5x  sin 7x  sin 9x  sin11x  sin13x  sin15x 

If  
 cos x  cos3x  cos5x  cos 7x  cos9x  cos11x  cos13x  cos15x 
55. dx equals
ln sec mx m  n 
where m,n  N, then the value of  is ( . G.I.F )
n  3 
1 a
  x  x  x  2x  5x  10  402 dx    ,
1
56. If 2010 804 402 1608 402
2x 2010
 5x 804
 10x 402 402
10a
then sum of the digits in a is equal to___
 cos 6x  6cos4x  15cos 2x  10 

57. If    dx  f  x   C , and f (0)  0
 10cos x  5cos x cos3x  cos x cos5x 
2
then f (4) is equal to:

58. If
 3 x  2  x 2  6 1  x 2  x 2 
  
   dx for x  0,1 is 2 n x  C then m  n is ( m, n  N
m
  
3
1  x2
and are coprime)
59. The sides of triangle ABC are tangents to the parabola y 2  4ax . Let D,E,F be the
point of contact of side BC, CA and AB respectively. If lines AD, BE and CF are

concurrent at focus of the parabola and the ABC of the ABC is , then k =
k
 x
5
 xk 
60. If  dx  a.ln  k   c , then the value of ‘2 k ’ is
 x  x  x  1
7
6

KEY SHEET
PHYSICS
1 BD 2 C 3 BD 4 ABCD 5 CD
6 BCD 7 C 8 BC 9 AC 10 AD
11 9 12 1 13 1 14 1 15 4
16 4 17 2 18 4 19 6 20 2
CHEMISTRY
21 BD 22 AD 23 AD 24 ABC 25 BC
26 ABC 27 AD 28 ABC 29 AB 30 ABD
31 6 32 8 33 8 34 3 35 2
36 1 37 4 38 3 39 6 40 0
MATHEMATICS
41 AB 42 AB 43 B 44 AC 45 AD
46 AD 47 AC 48 AD 49 C 50 BC
51 9 52 4 53 4 54 2 55 5
56 7 57 8 58 7 59 3 60 5
26. Conceptual
27. Conceptual
28. Conceptual
29. Conceptual
30. Conceptual
31. HClO2
xyz2
xyz 6
32. Conceptual
33. Eight gas colloidal system does not exists.
34. Aerosol, Emulsion, Gels.
35. Foam, Solid foam.
36. Size 1 nm
37. CMC of soap
104 M to 103 M
x=4
38. Conceptual
39. Conceptual
40. Conceptual
MATHS
41. g ( x )  1  ln x
1
42. f ( x)  x 
x
50. Find I  J and I  J
54.

55.
56.
57. f(x)=2x

PHYSICS: PRESENTWEEK (80%): Refraction at plane surface, TIR and Prism,
dispersion and deviation in thin prism
PREVIOUS WEEK (20%): OPTICS : Complete Reflection (Plane
mirrors + Spherical mirrors)
CHEMISTRY: PRESENTWEEK (80%): d-Block elements : General Characteristics,

electronic configuration, atomic & ionic size, density, ionisation
enthalpy, melting points, enthalpy of atomization, Oxidation states,
Electrode potentials, Chemical reactivity and E0 values, Nature of
oxides
PREVIOUS WEEK (20%): Group-17: General characteristics,
Reactivity towards H2, O2 and metals, Preparation/manufacture
properties & uses of chlorine, Preparation/manufacture properties &
uses of Hydrogen chloride, Preparation properties of oxides and
oxoacids of chlorine, Interhalogen compounds, bleaching powder
MATHEMATICS: PRESENTWEEK (80%): Integration by Parts, Reduction form

PREVIOUS WEEK (20%): INDEFINITE INTEGRATION: Integration as
a reverse process of differentiation, Indefinite integral of standard
functions, Methods of Integration, Integrals of some particular
functions, Integration by partial fractions
SECTION – I
 x 4 cos3 x  x sin x  cos x 
37. The value of integral  e ( x sin x  cos x )
  dx equal to
 x 2 cos 2 x 
 x cos x  1   1 
A) e( x sin x cos x )  c B) e( x sin x cos x )  x  c
 x cos x   x cos x 
 cos x  1   cos x  1 
C) e( x sin x cos x )  2 c D) e( x sin x cos x )  2 c
 x cos x   x cos x 
2
(Where c is a integral constant)
( x 2  20) dx
38. The value of integral  equal to
( x sin x  5cos x) 2
x x
A)  tan x  c B)  tan x  c
cos x( x sin x  5cos x) cos x( x sin x  5cos x)
x x
C)  tan x  c D)  cot x  c
cos x( x sin x  5cos x) cos x( x sin x  5cos x)
 2 tan x  
39. The value of integral  e x   cot 2   x   dx equal to ____
1  tan x 4 
   x 
A) e x tan   x   c B) e x cot   x   c C) e x tan  x    c D) e x tan     c
4  4   4 2 4
(where c is constant of integration).
 1 1

40. Let f  x   lim
n 
n 2  x n  x n 1  ; x  0 , then  x. f  x  dx equals to
 
x2 x2 x2 x2 x2 x2 x2
A) ln x  c B)  ln x   c C) ln x   c D) ln x  c
2 4 2 2 4 2 4

sin 9 x
41. The value of integral I 9   dx equals to
cos x
cos 8 x cos 6 x cos 4 x

A)     cos 2 x  ln | sec x |  c
4 3 2
cos8 x cos 6 x cos 4 x

B)    cos 2 x  ln | sec x |  c
4 3 2

C)     cos x  ln | sec x |  c
4 3 2

D)     cos x  ln | sec x |  c
4 3 2
SECTION – II
cases
1 f ( x)
42.  ln( 1  x  1  x ) dx  f ( x)ln( 1  x  1  x )  2
g ( x) 
2
c
 1  
( Where c is an integral constant and f (0)  0 ; g   )
 2 4
x
A) f ( x)  x B) f ( x)  C) g ( x)  sin 1 x D) g ( x)  cos 1 x
2
43. A function f  x  continuous on R and periodic with period 2 satisfies

D  cos x
f  x   sin x f  x     sin 2 x , then  f  x  dx  x  cos x  A tan 1  B tan x   C log E
D  cos x
(where A, B, C , D, E  R ) then which of the following option(s) is/are correct?
A) 2 A2  B 2  0
B)  B  D   0 (where [.] represents greatest Integer function)
1
C)  D 1 D) A  2C  B  D
2C

x x 1 a2
44. Let I1   dx and I2   ;
dx 1I  I 2  f ( x)  c such that f (0)  0 , then
(a  bx) x (a  bx) b2
choose the correct option(s):
A) f 
3a 
0
 b 
a
B) if a & b are both positive, then x  is the point of local minima of f(x)
b
C) f    2
3a a2 1
D) f (1) 
 b  b b
 2x  2 
45. The value of integral  sin 1   dx is equal to
 4 x  8 x  13 
2
 2x  2  3
A) ( x  1)sin -1    ln(4 x 2  8 x  13)  c
 4 x  8 x  13  4
2
 2x  2  3
B) ( x  1) tan -1    ln(4 x  8 x  13)  c
2
 3  4
 2x  2  3
C) ( x  1) tan -1    ln(4 x  8 x  13)  c
2
 3  4
 2x  2  3
D) ( x  1) tan -1    ln(4 x  8 x  13)  c
2
 3  4
(Note : where c is constant of integration)
46. Let f  x  be a monic polynomial of degree 5. The graph of f  x  and f  x  are same.
If f  2   0 . Then:
A) The value of f  0   f 1 equals 25 B) f  x   f   x   0 x  R
1
C) lim
x2
1  f  x  1cos x2 equals e64
1
D) 
 x 4
  
 dx  1n x  x  4  C where C is constant of integration
 f  x 
2

1  7cos 2 x g ( x)
47. Suppose  7 2
dx  7  C , where C is an arbitrary constant of
sin x cos x sin x
integration. then
π π π

A) g '   =2 B) g ' (0)  1 C) g ' '   =5 D) g ' '   =4
4 4 4
If  x 1n 1   dx  f  x 1n  x  1  g  x  x 2  kx  C , where C is constant of integration,

1
48.
 x
then:
f  cos x  1 g 1  x  1
A) lim  B) lim 
x 0 x2 2 x 0 x 2
1
C) lim
x 0
1  f  x   k  xsin x  e3 D) k 
1
2
dx 1  x  y  3 
49. If ( x  y  3) 2  x  y then x y6  A log( x  y  6)  B tan 
 6 
c
(where A, B are real numbers & c denotes constant of integration)
1 3 1
A) A  B) A  B  2 C) B  D) B 
2 2 2 6
SECTION – III
f  x
50. Suppose f  x  is a quadratic function such that f  0   1 and f  1  4 . If  2 dx is
x  x  1
2
a rational function then, sum of digit of value of  f 10   is (where . represents
greatest Integer function).
51. Let f  x    x 2  2 x  6 tan x  2 x tan 2 x  cos 2 xdx and f  x  passes through  , 0  then the
number of solutions of the equation f  x   x3 in x   0, 2  is

sin( x) sin  x
52. If  sin(2019 x)(sin x)2017 dx   c , where c is an integration constant. Then

 2     
 103  is equal to___ (where [.] is greatest integer function)
xn x n2
53. Let I m ,n   dx . I  A.  B. I m,n 3 , where A and B are real numbers, for
(1  x 3 ) m   3 m 1
m,n
1  x
 1 
m  97 and n  33 ,   equals _____
 A B 
(where [.] is greatest integer function and x represents modulus of x )
54. If  (cot 2 x cot 3 x  tan 2 x tan 7 x) tan 5 x dx  a ln(tan 2 x)  b ln(sin 3 x)  c ln(sec5 x ) 
m m
d ln(cos7 x)  C . If (a  b  c  d ) can be expressed as in the lowest form then  n 
n
is___ (where a, b, c, d  Q (Q is a set of rational numbers), C is the constant of

integration and [.] is greatest integer function)

KEY SHEET
PHYSICS
1 D 2 B 3 C 4 C 5 A
6 ACD 7 ACD 8 ABC 9 AC 10 BCD
11 BC 12 ABC 13 AC 14 0 15 7
16 6 17 2 18 3
CHEMISTRY
19 A 20 B 21 D 22 D 23 C
24 BD 25 ABCD 26 BCD 27 AC 28 ACD
29 ABCD 30 BC 31 ABCD 32 4 33 4
34 5 35 3 36 0
MATHEMATICS
37 B 38 C 39 C 40 D 41 A
42 AC 43 ABD 44 AB 45 AC 46 BCD
47 ABD 48 ABD 49 AD 50 8 51 3
52 4 53 8 54 1
CHEMISTRY
19. Ionization energy increases from left to right
20. Conceptual
21. On moving left to right along period, metallic radius decreases while mass increases. Decrease in
metallic radius coupled with increase in atomic mass results in increase in density of metal. Hence,
among the given four choices Cu belongs to right side of Periodic Table in transition metal and it has
highest density (89 g/cm3)
22. Conceptual
23. Conceptual
24. Highest oxidation state. Oxides are acidic.
25. Conceptual
26. Conceptual
Cu cannot displace as it has higher E SRP   ve  value.
0
27.
28. Conceptual
29. Conceptual
30. Conceptual
31. Conceptual
32. Conceptual
33. Conceptual
34. Conceptual
35. Conceptual
36. Conceptual
MATHS
4
 x cos x cos x  x sin x 
3
  e( x sin x cos x )  2 
( x cos x) 2 
37. 2
dx
 x cos x
 cos x  x sin x 
  e( x sin x cos x )  x 2 cos x  2  dx
 ( x cos x ) 
 x sin x  cos x   x sin x  cos x   cos x  x sin x 
 e  x( x cos x)  1   e  1   dx
 x cos x  
2

x sin x  cos x   1  cos x  x sin x 
 e x sin x cos x  x    e  x cos x  x cos x   ( x cos x) 2  dx
   
 1 
 e x sin x cos x  x  c
 x cos x 
( x 2  20)  x8
38. 
( x 5 sin x  5 x 4 cos x) 2
 x 5  x 3 cos x.( x 2  20) dx
   5
 cos x  ( x sin x  5 x cos x)
4 2
x5  1  [cos5 x 4  x 5 (sin x) 1 dx
 . 5    5
cos x  x sin x  5 x cos x 
4 2
cos x ( x sin x  5 x 4 cos x)

x 5
1
 . 4   sec 2 x dx
cos x x ( x sin x  5cos x)
x 1
 .  tan x  c
cos x ( x sin x  5cos x)
x  2 tan x 2  
39.  1  tan x
e  1  cot 
 4
 x   1 dx
 
 2sin x  1  tan x  
  ex   cos ec 2   x   dx
 1  tan x 4 
 (1  tan x)  
  ex   cos ec 2   x  dx
 1  tan x 4 
      
  e x   cot   x   cos ec 2   x  dx  e x cot   x   c
 4  4  4 
   
 e x tan   x   c  e x tan  x    c
4   4
1
 1 1   1 
x n 1  x n n 1  1  x n ( n 1)  1 
40. f ( x)  lim    lim   log x
x   1  x 
  1  
 2   x2  
x     
x 
2
1
 xf ( x)dx   x log xdx  2  log x  2   c
2cos(n  1) x
41. In   I n2
n 1
2cos8 x
I9   I7
8
 cos8 x cos6 x
   I5
4 3
 cos8 x cos6 x  2cos 4 x 
    I3 
4 3  4 
 cos8 x cos6 x cos 4 x  2cos 2 x 
     I1 
4 3 2  2 
 cos8 x cos6 x cos 4 x sin x
    cos 2 x   dx
4 3 2 cos x
 cos8 x cos6 x cos 4 x

    cos 2 x  log sec x  c
4 3 2
42.   log  1  x  1  x .1dx 

 1 1 1 (1) 
 log  
1  x  1  x .x 
1
2
1
 
1 x  1 x  2 1 x 2 1 x 
 xdx
1 x  1 x
 x log  1 x  1 x   12  1 x  1 x

xdx
1  x2
1  2  2 1  x2 
 x log  1 x  1 x   4  

1  x2
dx


 x log  1 x  1 x   24  1 1 x  24 1dx
2
 x log  1 x  1  x   sin  x   x  c
1
2
1 1
2
43. f  x   sin x f  x     sin 2 x ……… (1)
Replacing x by x  
f  x     sin x f  x  2   sin 2 x ……..(2)
sin 2 x  sin 3 x
(1)  sin x(2): f ( x) 
1  sin 2 x
1 2  cos x 1
  f ( x) dx  x  cos x  log  tan 1 ( 2 tan x)  c
2 2 2  cos x 2
x x x2 1 x(bx  a  a)
44.  (a  bx)  x (a  bx) dx  b  x (a  bx) dx
dx 
1 a bx  a  a
  xdx  2 
b b x (a  bx)
2 x3/2 2a x a 2
  2  2 I2
3b b b
 2x  2 
45. sin 1   dx
 (2 x  2) 2  32 
 
Put 2 x  2  3tan 
1  3tan   1
  3sec . 2 .3sec  d
2
sin
3 3
   .3sec2 d  ( tan   tan  d )
2 2
3 3
  tan   ln cos d
2 2
3  2 x  2  1  2 x  2  3   2 x  2  
2
   tan    ln 1    
2 3   3  4   3  
 2x  2  3
 ( x  1) tan 1    ln  4 x  8 x  13  c
2
 3  4

46. If graph of f  x  and f  x  is same then f  x   0x  0
Given f  2   0  f '  2   0 because f  x  cannot be –ve for x  0
By symmetry f  2   f '  2   0
f  x   x  x  2  x  2
2 2

f  x   x  x2  4
2
1  7 cos 2 x g ( x)
47. We have,  7 2
dx  C
sin ( x)cos ( x) sin 7 x
1  7cos 2 x
Differentiating both sides with respect to x, we get
sin 7 x cos 2 x
(sin 7 x) g ' ( x)  g ( x)(7sin 6 x cos x)

sin14 x
 sec 2 x  7  g ' ( x)  7 g ( x)cot x
Which is possible when g ( x)  tan x
So, g ( x)  sec x and g ( x )  2sec x tan x
' 2 '' 2
 
 g ' (0)  1 and  g ''    4
4
''   
Hence g (0)  g    1  4  5
'
4
x2 1 1 1
48. f  x  ; g  x   1n x; k 
2 2 2
Let x  y  t
2
49.
x y t 3
t2  t  3 t2  t  3
x and y 
2 2
 2t  1 
and dx    dt
 2 
dx 2t  1
I   2 dt
x y6 2(t  6)
f ( x) Ax 2  B( x  1) 2
50.  x2 ( x  1)2 dx   x2 ( x  1)2 dx
f ( x)  Ax 2  B ( x  1) 2
f (0)  1  B  1
f ( 1)  4  A  4
f ( x)  5 x 2  2 x  1  f (10)  521
51. f ( x )   x 2 (2 x cos 2  6 sin x cos x  2 x sin 2 x) dx
   2 x 3 (cos 2 x  sin 2 x)  6 x 2 sin x cos x  dx
 sin 2 x  sin 2 x  
 2  x3   3x 2   dx   3 x sin 2 x dx
2
 2  2  

f ( x)  x sin 2 x  c passes through ( , 0)
3
 0   3 (0)  3  c  0
f ( x)  x3 sin 2 x
 x3 sin 2 x  x 3  x 3 (sin 2 x  1)  0  x  0
 sin 2 x  1, x   0, 2 
No. of Solutions=3
 sin x sin((n  2) x)dx
n
52.
  sin n x (sin( n  1) x cos x  cos( n  1) x sin x )dx
  sin

n
x cosx sin( n  1) x dx   cos( n  1) x sin n 1dx

II I
n 1
sin(n  1) x sin x
   cos(n  1) x sin n 1dx   cos(n  1) x sin n1dx
n 1
sin(n  1) x sin n1 x
 +c
n 1
xn A.x n  2
53. I ( m,n )   dx; I   B.I ( m,n 3)
(1  x3 ) m (1  x3 )m1
m,n
1 3x 2
  x n2 . dx
3 (1  x3 ) m
1  1   1 
  x n2  3 m 1  
  (n  2).x n 3 .  3 m 1 
dx
3  (m  1)(1  x )    (m  1)(1  x ) 
1 x n2 n2
I m,n  3 m 1
 I m , n 3
3m  n  1 (1  x ) 3m  n  1
1 n 32
 A B  
3m  n  1 257
cot 2 x.cot 3x
54.  dx    tan 7 x  tan 5 x  tan 2 x dx
cot 5 x
 cot 5 x  cot(2 x  3x)

cot 2 x.cot 3 x  1
 cot 5 x 
cot 3 x  cot 2 x
 cot 5 x.cot 3 x  cot 5 x.cot 2 x  1  cot 2 x.cot 3 x
 cot 5 x cot 3 x  cot 5 x cot 2 x  1 
  dx   (tan 7 x  tan 5 x  tan 2 x)dx
 cot 5 x 
  (cot 3 x  cot 2 x  tan 5 x) dx   ( tan 7 x  tan 5 x  tan 2 x) dx
  cot 3 x dx   (cot 2 x  tan 2 x ) dx  2  tan 5 x dx   tan 7 x dx
log sin 3x 2log tan 2 x 2log sec5 x log sec7 x
    c
3 4 5 7
log sin 3x 1 2 1
  log tan 2 x  log sec5 x  log cos7 x  c
3 2 5 7

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combination of lenses
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SECTION – I
41. If the normals to the curve y  x 2 at the points P, Q & R passes through the point
 0, 3/ 2  , find the radius of the circle circumscribing  PQR .
42. At any point P on the parabola y 2  2 y  4 x  5  0 , a tangent is drawn wich meets the
directrix at Q. If the locus of R which divides QP externally in the ratio 1 : 2 is
 y  1  x  1    0 , then find  .
2
43. The chord AC of the parabola y 2  4ax subtends an angle of 900 at points B & D on the
t2  t4
parabola. If A, B, C and D are represented by t1 , t2 , t3 & t4 , then find the value of
t1  t3
44. The straight line ax  by  c  0 cuts the locus of point of intersection of the lines
tx y x ty
  t  0,   t  0 at A & B such that line AB subtends a right angle at the
4 3 4 3
3a  4b 
origin, then   is ____ ( [.] represents greatest integer function)
 c 
x2 y 2
45. Let P, Q be two points on the ellipse 2  2  1 whose eccentric angles differ by a
a b
right angle. The tangents at P and Q meet at R. If the chord PQ divides the line
segment CR in m : n, then find m / n (where C is the centre of ellipse).
 3x  4 y  7  is A.
2
The length of the major axis of the ellipse  5 x  10    5 y  15  

2 2
46.
4
Find [A].
( [.] represents greatest integer function).
47. If e be the eccentricity of a hyperbola and f (e) be the eccentricity of its conjugate
3
f f f ...... f (e)
hyperbola, then the value of 
1
n times
de is ( n is even)

x2 y 2
48. A normal to the hyperbola   1 has equal intercepts on positive x and y-axes. If
4 1
x2 y 2
this normal touches the ellipse 2  2  1 , then find  a 2  b 2  . ( [.] represents greatest
a b
integer function)
SECTION – II
49. The equation of the directrix of the parabola with vertex at the origin and having the
axis along the x-axis and a common tangent of slope 2 with the circle x 2  y 2  5 is/are
A) x  10 B) x  20 C) x  10 D) x  20
50. Tangent is drawn at any point  x1 , y1  other than vertex on the parabola y 2  4ax . If
tangents are drawn from any point on this tangent to the circle x 2  y 2  a 2 such that all
the chords of contact pass through a fixed point  x2 , y2  , then
y1
A) x1 , a, x2 are in G.P. B) , a, y2 are in G.P.
2
y1 x1
C) 4, , are in G.P. D) x1 x2  y1 y2  a 2
y2 x2
x2 y2
51.   1 will represents the ellipse, if r lies in the interval
r 2  r  6 r 2  6r  5
A)  ,  2  B)  3,   C)  5,   D) 1,  
52. The co-ordinates (2, 3) and (1, 5) are the foci of an ellipse which passes through the
origin, then the equation of
A) Tangent at the origin is  3 2  5  x  1  2 2  y  0
B) Tangent at the origin is  3 2  5  x  1  2 2  y  0
C) Normal at the origin is  3 2  5  x   2 2  1 y  0
D) Normal at the origin is  3 2  5  x  1  2 2  y  0

53. If a pair of variable straight lines x 2  4 y 2  axy  0 (where  is a real parameter) cut the
ellipse x 2  4 y 2  4 at two points A and B, then the locus of the point of intersection of
tangents at A and B is
A) x  2 y  0 B) 2 x  y  0 C) x  2 y  0 D) 2 x  y  0
x2 y2
54. Let E1 and E2 be two ellipses  y 2
 1 and x 2
  1 (where a is a parameter).
a2 a2
Then the locus of the points of intersection of the ellipses E1 and E2 is a set of curves
comprising
A) Two straight lines B) One straight line
C) One circle D) One parabola
55. If two concentric ellipses are such that the foci of each one are on the other and their
major axes are equal. Let e and e ' be their eccentricities, then
A) The quadrilateral formed by joining the foci of the two ellipses is a parallelogram
1 1 1
B) The angle  between their axes is given by   cos 1 2
 2 2 2
e e' e e'
C) If e2  e '2  1, then the angle between the axis of the two ellipses is 900
D) If e  e '  1, then the angle between the axis of the two ellipses is 900
x 2   y  1  x 2   y  1  K will represent a hyperbola for

2 2
56. The equation
A) K   0, 2  B) K   2, 1 C) K  1,   D) K   2,  

SECTION – III
(PARAGRAPH TYPE)
correct.
Two tangents to a parabola are x  y  0 and x  y  0 . If (2, 3) is focus of the parabola,
then:
57. The equation of tangent at vertex is:
A) 4 x  6 y  5  0 B) 4 x  6 y  3  0
C) 4 x  6 y  1  0 D) 4 x  6 y  3 / 2  0
58. Length of latus rectum of the parabola is:
6 10 2
A) B) C) D) None of these
13 13 13
 x  1   y  2    x  5   y  5  3 which
2 2 2 2
Let P ( x, y ) is a variable point such that
represents hyperbola.
59. The eccentricity e ' of the corresponding conjugate hyperbola is :
3
A) 5/3 B) 4/3 C) 5/4 D)
7
60. Locus of intersection of two perpendicular tangents to the hyperbola is:

2 2
A)  x  3   y    B)  x  3   y   
2 7 55 2 7 25
 2 4  2 4
C)  x  32   y   
7 7
D) None of these
 2 4

KEY SHEET
PHYSICS
1 8 2 1 3 5 4 1 5 5
6 8 7 5 8 4 9 AD 10 BC
11 ABC 12 BCD 13 AB 14 B 15 ACD
16 ABCD 17 D 18 A 19 B 20 B
CHEMISTRY
21 3 22 4 23 0 24 2 25 4
26 6 27 6 28 3 29 D 30 AC
31 ABC 32 ABD 33 A 34 BC 35 ABC
36 ABCD 37 C 38 C 39 D 40 B
MATHEMATICS
41 1 42 4 43 1 44 2 45 1
46 6 47 4 48 8 49 AC 50 BCD
51 AC 52 AC 53 AC 54 AC 55 ABC
56 A 57 A 58 B 59 C 60 D
CHEMISTRY
27. 8MnO4-  3S 2O3-2  H 2O8MnO2  6 SO4-2  2OH -
28. K 2Cr2O7  4 H 2 SO4  K 2 SO4  Cr2  SO4  3  4 H 2O  3 O 
 2 KI  H 2 SO4  K 2 SO4  2 HI   3
6 HI  3  O   3H 2O  3I 2
29. PbCl2  K 2CrO4  PbCrO4  2 KCl
yellow ppt .
30. 2 KMnO4  5K 2C2O4  8H 2 SO4  2MnSO4  10CO2  6 K 2 SO4  8H 2O

33. VO2 
acid
 VO 2
2
VO2  
base
 V4O9
36. 0
ECr 3
/ Cr 2
 EFe
0
3
/ Fe2
 ECo
0
3
/ Cro2
MATHS
41. y  x2
Normal at  t , t 2  is given by
 3
x  2ty  t  2t 3 if it passes through  0, 
 2
 t  t  t  0, 1,  1  points are P  0, 0  , Q 1, 1 , R  1, 1
3
QR
P  900 R 1
2
 y  1  4 x  4  4  x  1
2
42.
Let P  t 2  1, 2t  1 , tangent is given by x  ty  t 2  t  1  0 it intersects directrix x  0 at
 t 2  t 1 
Q  0, 
 t 
 t2
 R is given by  t 2  1, 
 t 
2 2 4
x  t 2  1, y  1   t   x 1     y  1  x  1  4  0  4
2
1 y  y  1
2
t
43. A  at12 , 2at1  , B  at22 , 2at2  , C  at32 , 2at3  , D  at42 , 2at4 

2 2
ABC  900    1   t1  t2   t2  t3   4
t1  t2 t2  t3
2 2
ADC  900    1   t1  t4   t3  t4   4
t1  t4 t3  t4
t2 , t4 are roots of  t  t1   t  t3   4  0
 t 2   t1  t3  t  t1t3  4  0  t2  t4    t1  t3 
tx y x y
44.   t  0 ……. (1) and  t  t  0 …….. (2)
4 3 4 3
Locus of point of intersection of (1) and (2) is given by
y x
t 3  4
x y
1 1
4 3
2 2
y y x x
   …… (3)
3 9 16 4
Equation of pair of straight lines joining origin to the points of intersection of ax  by  c  0 & (3) is
x 2 y 2  x y   ax  by 
given by       0 , if they are at right angles then
16 9  4 3   c 
 1 a  1 b  c  4a c  3b
      0   0
 16 4c   9 3c  16c 9c
9c  36a  16c  48b  0  36a  48b  25c  0
 3a  4b   25 
Hence   2
 c   12 
45. Let P  a cos  , b sin   and Q  a sin  , b cos  
x cos  y sin   x sin  y cos 
Tangents at P and Q are given by  1   1
a b a b
Point of intersection R is given by  a  cos   sin   , b  sin   cos   

 ma  cos   sin   mb  sin   cos   
S , 
 mn mn 

a cos  b sin  1
As P, Q, S are collinear then a sin  b cos  1 0
ma  cos   sin   mb  sin   cos  
1
mn mn
0 0 mn
mR1  mR2   m  n  R3   a sin  b cos  1 0
ma  cos   sin   mb  sin   cos  
1
mn mn
m  n  m : n :1:1
1 3x  4 y  7
 x  2    y  3 
2 2
46.
2 5
1
Focus at  2,  3 , directrix at 3 x  4 y  7  0 and e 
2
a 3a
Distance of focus from directrix is 5 which is given by  ae i.e.,
e 2
10 20
Hence a  , A
3 3
1 1 e
47. 2
 2  1  e '  f (e)   e ''  f (e ')  e
e e' e2  1
 e

3
n odd
f ( f ( f ( ..... f (e))))   e 2  1 ;  e de  4
 e 1
 n even
48. Normal to the hyperbola is given by 2 cos  x  cot  y  5 , if its intercepts are equal then
1 5
2 cos   cot  i.e., sin   , hence normal is given by x  y 
2 3
25
If it touches given ellipse then c 2  a 2 m 2  b 2 i.e., a 2  b 2 
3
49. The line y  2 x  c is a tangent to x  y  5
2 2
If c 2  25
 c  5
Let the equation of parabola be y 2  4ax
a
Then  5  a  10
2
 Equation of the parabola is y 2  40 x  Equation of the directrix are x  10

50. Let  x1 , y1    at , 2at 
2
Tangent at this point is ty  x  at 2

  h  at 2  
Any point on this tangent is  h,  
  t 
Chord of contact of this point with respect to the circle x 2  y 2  a 2 is
 h  at 2   y
hx    y  a or  aty  a   h  x    0
2 2
 t   t
Which is a family of straight lines passing through point of intersection of
y
ty  a  0 and x   0
t
 a a a a
So, the fixed point is   2 ,   x2   2 , y2 
 t t t t
Clearly, x1 x2  a , y1 y2  2a
2 2
x
Also, 1  t 4
x2
2
y1 x y 
 2t 2  4 1  1   0
y2 x2  y2 
51. r  r  6  0 and r 2  6r  5  0
2
  r  3  r  2   0 and  r  1 r  5  0   r  2 or r  3 and  r  1 or r  5 

 r  2 or r  5
52. Tangent and normal are bisectors of SPS ' . P  0, 0 
Now equation of SP is y  3 x / 2 and that of S ' P is y  5 x
3x  2 y 5x  y
Then equations of their bisectors are 
13 26
5x  y
Or 3x  2 y  
2
      
 Lines are 3 2  5 x  1  2 2 y  0 and 3 2  5 x  2 2  1 y  0 
Now (2, 3) and (1, 5) lie on the same side of  3 2  5  x  1  2 2  y  0 , which is equation of
tangent.
   
Points (2, 3) and (1, 5) lie on the different sides of 3 2  5 x  2 2  1 y  0, which is equation of
normal.
53. Let the point of intersection of tangents at A and B be P  h, k  , then equation of AB is
xh yk
 1 ….. (i)
4 1
Homogenizing the equation of ellipse using Equation (i), we get:

h 4
2
 xh yk 
2 2 2
  y  k  1 
x y 2hk
     x2  2 2
xy  0 ….. (ii)
4 1  4 1   16  4
Given equation of OA and OB is x 2  4 y 2   xy  0 ……. (iii)
 Equation (ii) and (iii) represent same lines,
h 2  4 k 2  1 hk
Hence,    h 2  4  4  k 2  1
16 4 2
 h  4k  0
2 2
 Locus  x  2 y   x  2 y   0
54. Let P  h, k  be the point of intersection of E1 and E2
h2
 2
 k2 1  h 2  a 2 1  k 2 
a
h2 k 2
And  2 1  k 2  a 2 1  h 2 
1 a
Eliminating a from equations, we get:
h2 k2

1  k 2 1  h2
 h 2 1  h 2   k 2 1  k 2    h  k   h  k   h 2  k 2  1  0
Hence, the locus is a set of curves consisting of the straight lines y  x, y   x and circle x 2  y 2  1
55. Clearly O is the midpoint of SS ' and HH '
 Diagonals of quadrilateral HSH ' S ' bisect each other, so it is a parallelogram.

Let H ' OH  2r  OH  r  ae '
x2 y 2
H lies on   1 (suppose)
a 2 b2
r 2 cos 2  r 2 sin 2 
  1
a2 b2
e '2 sin 2 
e '2 cos 2   1  b 2  a 2 1  e 2  
1  e2  
e '2 cos 2  e '2 1 1 1
 e '2 cos 2    1   cos 2    2 2 2
1  e2 1  e2 2
e e' e e'
1 1 1
   cos 1 2  2  2 2
e e' e e'
e  e '2
2
1
For   900 , 2 2  2 2  e 2  e '2  1
e e' e e'
x 2   y  1  x 2   y  1  K
2 2
56. We have,
Which is equivalent to S1 P  S2 P  constant, where S1   0, 1 , S2   0, 1 and P   x, y  .

The above equation represents a hyperbola. So, we have 2a  K .
And 2ae  S1S2  2
Where 2a is the transverse axis and e is the eccentricity.
2
Dividing, we have e 
K
Since, e  1 for a hyperbola, therefore K  2 .
Also, K must be a positive quantity.
So, we have K   0, 2 
57. & 58.
We know that foot of perpendicular from focus upon any tangent lies on the tangent at vertex of the
parabola.
Now, if foot of perpendicular of (2, 3) on the line x  y  0 is  x1 , y1  .
x1  2 y1  3 23 5 5
Then    x1  and y1 
1 1 2 2 2
If foot of perpendicular of (2, 3) on the line x  y  0 is  x2 , y2  , then
x2  2 y2  3 23 1 1
   x2   and y2 
1 1 2 2 2
5 5  1 1
Now tangent at vertex passes through the points  ,  and   ,  . Then, its equation is
2 2  2 2
1 2 1
y    x   or 4 x  6 y  5  0
2 3 2
Latus rectum of the parabola
 4  (Distance of focus from tangent at vertex)
8  18  5 10
 4 
52 13
1 1 1 1
We know that   , where a is   th of latus rectum.
SP SQ a 4
1 1 2 13
  
SP SQ 5
59. 2a  3
Distance between the foci (1, 2) and (5, 5) is 5.
5
 2ae  5 e 
3
Now if e ' is eccentricity of the corresponding conjugate hyperbola, then

1 1 5
2
 2 1  e' 
e e' 4
Director circle is given by  x  h    y  k   a 2  b 2
2 2
60.
 1 5 2  5   7 
Where  h, k  is centre, i.e., the midpoint of foci  ,    3, 
 2 2   2
 3   5  
2 2
b  a  e  1        1  4
2 2 2
 2    3  

2
 7 9
Therefore, the director circle is  x  3   y     4
2
 2 4
2
 7 7
  x  3   y    
2
 2 4
This does not represent any real point.

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04-06-22_INSR.IIT_STAR CO-SC (MODEL-A)_JEE ADV_WAT-48_SYLLABUS
PHYSICS: PRESENT WEEK (80%): Current Electricity: Electric current
density drift velocity mobility, Ohm's law ohmic non-ohmic
conductors, resistance, resistivity and conductivity, colour coding of
resistors, series and parallel combination of resistors, Temperature
dependence of resistance & resistivity, Internal resistance of a cell,
emf and terminal potential difference combination of resistors in
series, parallel, Heating effect of current (fuse, bulb etc..)
(EXCLUDING: circuit problems for finding equivalent resistance),
PREVIOUS WEEK (20%): Refraction at curved surface ,Lenses and
combination of lenses
CHEMISTRY: PRESENT WEEK (80%): Alkyl halides: Preparation and Reactions
of alkyl halides, Mechanism of Nucleophilic Substitution reactions
(SN1, SN2 ), Mechanism of Nucleophilic Substitution reactions (SNi
and NGP), Polyhalogen compounds NCERT(Exclude haloform
reaction)
PREVIOUS WEEK (20%): Colour, Magnetic properties,
Catalytic properties, alloy and interstitial compounds
formation, oxides and oxoanions of metals, Preparation &
Properties of Potassium permanganate, Preparation &
Properties of Potassium dichromate
MATHEMATICS: PRESENT WEEK (80%): Definite Integration: Definite Integration,

Fundamental theorem of integral calculus, Properties of Definite
integrals, Limit as a sum,
PREVIOUS WEEK (20%): Revision Of Ellipse, Hyperbola &
Parabola
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SECTION – I
 2x  3 dx 1
 x  x  1 x  2  x  3  1  C  f  x  where f  x  is of the form of ax  bx  c
2
37. If
then (a + b + c ) equals

dx equals (Let x   0,  )
sin x
38.  2
cos x cos 2x  4
A) C  1  tan 2 x B) C  1  tan 2 x
C) C  1  cos 2 x D) C  1  sin 2 x
2e3x  e 2x  1
ln 2
39. Let T   e  e  e 1
3x 2x x
dx, then eT equals
0
7 7 11 11
A) B) C) D)
4 2 2 4
1 1
If   2  x e 2 x2
dx   e  x dx then the value of  is
2
40.
0 0
1
A) B) e
e
1
C) D) Can't be determined
2e
41. The value of the definite integral

1
dx
 1  x3  1  x6
equals
1
1
A) 2 B) 1 C) D) 2
2
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SECTION – II
cases
42. If n and m are any two integers then choose the correct statement(s)

A)  cos nx cos mxdx  0 n  m

B)  sin nx sin mx dx  0 n  m

C)  sin nx cos mx dx  0 n  m

D)  sin nx cos mx dx  0 n  m
2
43. If f  x  2   f  2  x  and f  4  x   f  4  x  x  R and  f  x  dx  5, then
0
50
 f  x  dx is equal to
0
50 50 52
A) 125 B)  f  4  x  dx C)  f  4  x  dx D)  f  x  dx
0 0 2
n
 n  n r  n  n  n n 
44. The value of lt
n 
 r2  n2

r 1  

A) is  n 2 B) is  n 2
8
3 2
C) Greater than D) Less than
16 5
2
cos x  cos 2 x  1
45.  cos x  sin x dx is equal to
0
 /2  /2
dx dx
A) 6  B) 6 
0
sin x  cos x 0
sin x  cos x
 2 1  2 1
C) 3 2   n  D) 3 2   n 
 2 1  2 1
1
sin 1 x
1
 sin 1 x 
46. Let I   dx and J     dx (where [.] denotes GIF),then
0
x 0  x 
 n 2
A) I   n 2 B) I  C) J  1 D) J  2
2
x
  1
47. If f  x      t    t  2  dt (where [.] denotes GIF ) then
0
5
A) f    1 B) f  2   3 C) f  20   10 D) f 10   10
2
1 m k
48. If f  x   lim
m m
 x  , then
m
k 0
1 1 3 3
A) f  0   B) f 1  C) f  1  D) f  2  
2 2 2 2
 sin 4x e tan x dx  f  x  , where f  0   2 then

2
49. If
   

3 3
e e e
A) f     B) f    e C) f     D) f    
4 2 4 3 4 3 8
SECTION – III
1 3
50. If M   sin 1
1  x  dx   cos 1  x  2  dx, then
0 2
 M   ( [M] denotes greatest integer less than or equal to M )..............

e 3
51. Let f  x   e x  2x  1, then find the value of  f  x  dx ...............
1
 
1
52. 4
1  x 7  7 1  x 4 dx  ............
0

6
 sin x 3  2 dx  M, 1
53.  cos2 x  sin x  2 2 then    ............
M
0
( [.] denotes greatest integer function )
e x/3  e5/x
5
54.  x dx  ..............
3

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KEY SHEET
PHYSICS
1 B 2 B 3 A 4 B 5 D
6 ABC 7 AC 8 BC 9 AC 10 ABD
11 ACD 12 AC 13 ABD 14 4 15 4
16 8 17 8 18 4
CHEMISTRY
19 D 20 C 21 A 22 A 23 A
24 ABCD 25 AD 26 BC 27 BC 28 BC
29 ABD 30 BCD 31 ABC 32 3 33 4
34 5 35 7 36 5
MATHEMATICS
37 B 38 A 39 D 40 A 41 B
42 ABCD 43 ABCD 44 BCD 45 AC 46 BC
47 ABC 48 ABCD 49 AD 50 1 51 2
52 0 53 4 54 0
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35. CONCEPTUAL
36. AgF is soluble in water
MATHS
37. x  3x  t
2
dt dt 1
 t  t  2   1    t  12  t  1  C
1
 C (B5)
x  3x  1
2
38. secx = t
sec x tanx dx dt tdt
 2

2

2  t2
 1  1
sec 2 x t2
t  0 2t  s 2
1 ds
2  S
 S1/2  C  2  sec 2 x
t  0 2  t2  S
1 ds C  S1/2
2  s
  C  1  tan 2 x
39. e t
x
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1
2 2t  1 
2t 3  t 2  1 dt
2
T 3 2  t 2 dt  log t 3  t  1 1 under 1 to 2
1
t  t  t 1 t 1 t2  t 1 1 t
t
11 11
D)  log  log 2  log
4 4
 
1
   e  x  2x 2 x dx
2 2
40.
0
dt dt
x 2  t ; dx    x  0
dx 2 t
 1 
1 1
dt
  e  t 1  2t    e t   t  dt
0 2 t 0 2 t 
1 1
 e t t !   0 
e e
1
1  x   3
1 x6
41. I 
1
2x 3
dx
1 1 x6
1 1 1
1 1
  2x 3 1 2 2 1 x 3 dx
1
dx  dx 
1
  2   1
2
42. Product into sum concept
1
A) cos nx cos mx  cos  m  n  x  cos  m  n  x 
2

1  sin  m  n   sin  m  n  

  cos nx cos mxdx     x =0

2  mn mn  
 
1
B)   sin nx sin mx dx   2 cos  m  m  x  cos  m  n 
dx
=0
 
C) & D) are odd functions so their integral is zero

43. f  x  2   f  2  x  replace x with x + 2
f  x  4  f  x   f  4  x 
 f  x   f  x  4
 f  x   f  x  4  f  4  x 
2
Now,  f  x  dx  5
0
4 2
 f  x  dx  2 f  x  dx
0 0
 f  4  x   f  x   = 10
50 48 50
 f  x  dx   f  x  dx   f  x  dx
0 0 48

4 2
 12x  f  x  dx   f  x  dx
 0
   0
 
periodicity  4 sin cef  x  48  f  x 
50 50
 125   f  x  4   f  4  x  dx
A
0
  0

 B  f  x   f  x  4   C
52
 52 2
 52 4
  f  x  dx   f  x  dx   f  x  dx   f  x  dx  =  13   f  x  dx  5 = 125
2  D  2 0 0  0
1
ln 1  x  
44. I dx   n 2 (put tan 1 x   )
0
1 x 2
8
 3.2  1 2
Now, I  n2  
8 8 5
 3 1 3
Also, I  ln 2   
8 8 2 16

1  cos x  cos 2 x
45. I  2 dx
0
sin x  cos x

1  cos x  cos 2 x
I  2 dx
0
sin x  cos x

2 1  cos 2 x 
 2I  2  dx
0
sin x  cos x
 /2
1  cos 2 x
 4 0
sin x  cos x
dx
 /2
1  sin 2 x
I4 
0
sin x  cos x
dx
 /2
3
2I  4
0
 sin x  cos x
dx
 /2
dx
I6 
0
sin x  cos x
 a)
 /2
6 dx

2   
0 sin   x 
 4 
     
 /2
 3 2 log cos ec   x   cot   x  

 4  4  0 
 2 1
  
 3 2  log 3  2 2   or  3 2 log  
   C 
 2 1 
sin 1 x
1
46. I dx
0
x
   
x  sin      0,  
  2 
 /2

  sin  cos  d
0
/ 2
   cot  d
0
;
 /2
   log sin  
 /2
0
  log sin  d
0
=0

 Lt  log  sin    log 2
 2
log  sin  t   x 1
Lt  log  sin    Lt  Lt cos ec  t  cos  t  2
0  t t  t
1
 
1
 Lt     
t
  t
sin    
t  1
t

 I  log 2   B  = 0
2
x
1
 sin 1 x
x  sin 1 x 1  x 2
; f ' x   1 x 2
sin x 2
f x    0 for x   0, 1 f  x  is increasing
x x x2 1 x2
in (0, 1)

f  x  varies from 1 to
2
  f  x    1
 J 1  C
  1
1, x   n,n  
 x    x     
1 2
47.
 2   1 
0, x   n  ,n  1
  2 
 f x 
x
2
48.

49.
  
1 1 3 1
m   sin 1 x dx   cos 1 dx    cos  x  2  dx   cos t dt 
1 1
50.
0 0
2  2 0 
M  1
51. Let x  f  t   e t  2t  1 ( One-One function)

e3 1
 f  x  dx   t f '  t  dt
1
2 0
1
 t e  2  dt   t et  et  t 2 
1
t
0
0
 1   1  2
Ans: 2
 
1
52. Sol; 4
1  x 7  7 1  x 4 dx 
0
Inverse functions
Alternative : x 7  sin 2  for 1  x 
7 1/4
and x 4  sin 2  for 1  x 4 
1/7
 /2  /2
2 1
 sin 5/7  cos3/2 d   sin
1/2
we get  cos9/7 d
7 0
2 0
1 
 /2
  cos   sin   sin d   king 's rule 

1/2
I 2/7
2 0 
1 
 /2  /2  /2
 cos   2 2
   sin 2/7      7 sin
 cos  cos1/2 d  5/7
2  0  2 0 0 0 
1 4  2
 /2  /2  /2
 0   sin 5/7   sin 5/7  cos3/2 d    sin 5/7  cos3/2 d
2 7 0 0  7 0
tan 2 x sin x  2  2 tan 2 x
53. sol:
 sin x  2 
2
 sin x  2   sec2 x   sin x

d  tan x 
 sin x  2  
2
 
dx  sin x  2 
 1  5 3 
 M    2   4
 

SEC: INC.SR_*CO-SC Date: 11-06-22
11-06-22_INC.SR.IIT_STAR CO-SC (MODEL-A)_JEE ADV_WAT-49_SYLLABUS
PHYSICS: PRESENT WEEK (80%): Kirchoff's laws & Circuit problems for
finding equivalent resistance, Wheatstone bridge, Conversion of
galvanometer into ammeter and voltmeter, Meter bridge
PREVIOUS WEEK (20%): Current Electricity: Electric current
density drift velocity mobility, Ohm's law ohmic non-ohmic
conductors, resistance, resistivity and conductivity, colour coding of
resistors, series and parallel combination of resistors, Temperature
dependence of resistance & resistivity, Internal resistance of a cell,
emf and terminal potential difference combination of resistors in
series, parallel, Heating effect of current (fuse, bulb etc..)
(EXCLUDING: circuit problems for finding equivalent resistance),
CHEMISTRY: PRESENT WEEK (80%): Aryl halides: preparation using EAS,
Sandmayer reaction, Mechanism of SNAr reactions (Exclude:
Benzyne mechanism & cine substitution) and EAS Reactions
chlorobenzene, Fittig, Wurtz-Fittig reactions
Grignard reagent: Preparation and properties of Grignard reagent
PREVIOUS WEEK (20%): Alkyl halides: Preparation and Reactions
of alkyl halides, Mechanism of Nucleophilic Substitution reactions
(SN1, SN2 ), Mechanism of Nucleophilic Substitution reactions (SNi
and NGP), Polyhalogen compounds NCERT(Exclude haloform
reaction)
MATHEMATICS: PRESENT WEEK (80%): Leibnitz Rule, Definite integrals,
Inequation, Approximation, Definite integrals - Reduction formula
PREVIOUS WEEK (20%): Definite Integration: Definite Integration,
Fundamental theorem of integral calculus, Properties of Definite
integrals, Limit as a sum
Narayana IIT Academy 11-06-22_INC.SR.IIT_*CO-SC(MODEL-A)_JEE-ADV_WAT-49_Q’P
SECTION- I
option.
37. Let f be a differentiable function on R and satisfying the integral equation
 f  t  dt   t f  x  t  dt  1  e  xx  R, then
x x
0 0
A) f  2   2e2 B) f  0   f   0   1 C) f   0   2 D) f  2   e2
Let f  x  is a continuous function and t f  2 x  t  dt 

1
 
tan 1  x 2  , then
x
38. 0 2
f 1  2 2 f 1  1
 f  x  dx  4  f  x  dx 
2 2
A) B)
1 1 4
1 2
f  x  dx  f  2    f  x  dx  f  2   17
4 4
C) 
2 17
D) 2
39. If P1 , P2 and P3 are the three values of P which satisfy the equation
 /2 4 P  /2
  sin x  P cos x  dx 
  2 0
x cos x dx  2, then
3
0
1 1 1 3 21 3
A)    B) P12  P22  P32  C) P1  P2  P3  D) P1 P2 P3  2
P1 P2 P3 4 4 2
t 2 sin  x  t  dt  x 2 in  0,100 is x1 , x2 , x3 .........xn , then

x
40. If values of x satisfying  0
n n
A) n  15 B) n  16 C) x i 1
i  240 D) x
i 1
i  250
 /2  /2  /2
Let I1  0 e x dx ; I 2  0 e x sin x dx I3  0 e x 1  x  dx, then
2 2 2
41.
A) I1  I 2 B) I 3  I1 C) I1  I 3 D) I 3  I 2

 /2 101 I101   / 2
Let I n  0 x  cos x  sin x  dx, then
n
42. is divisible by
I 99
A) 101 B) 100 C) 20 D) 25
SECTION - II
43. Given that f  0   0, f   0   1, f   2   3 and f   2   2 f   0   f   2  , then value of the
1 1
xf   2 x  dx is equal to
4 0
definite integral
3x 2
f  f  x   dx is equal to
1
Let f  x   x3 
3/4
44.
2
 x  , then value of
4 1/4

 1 1   a
45. If   3n  1  3n  2   a
n 0 a
, then the value of
2
is equal to
dt
Let the function f  x   0  x  0  and g  x  is the inverse of f  x  , then the value of
x
46.
1 t3
g   x 
is equal to
 g  x 
2
47. For a positive t , let  ,  be the roots of quadratic equation x 2  t 2 x  2t  0 , if the

 1  1  1  a
 c  a, b, c, N  , then leant value of
2
minimum value of 1   x   2 

x 2 
  
dx is
 b
a  b  c is equal to
 5 2 b 1
b 
48. Let  x sin 6 x cos 2 x dx  b  N  , then the value of is equal to
0 2 2
49. If f  x  , g  x  , h  x  and   x  are polynomial in x, and
 x
1
f  y  h  y  dy  1
x
g  y    y  dy    1
x
f  y    y  dy    g  y  h  y  dy  is divisible by  x 1 ,
x
1

then maximum value of  is

1 1  1 p
1.4.27.    .n 
  1 
50. Let lim
n  n 2 n  n n2 e q
(where p and q are relative prime positive
pq
integers), then value of is equal to
2

SECTION – III
(COMPREHENSIN TYPE)
Let f and g be two real – valued differentiable functions on R satisfying

e x t
 e x  ln 2 1  t 
 g  t  dt  3x    cos t   g  t   dt and f  x  
x 0 1 

2 lim
 0 dt
0 x 4 0 2t 3  3
1
51. If number of integer in the range of g  x  is n1 and f  ln 3  , then n1  n2 is equal to
n2
 n2  N 
A) 6 B) 7 C) 8 D) 5
 /2
52. The value of  g  x  dx lie in the interval
0
2   5 3 6  2
A)  ,  B)  ,  C)  ,  D)  , 
 3 5  2 6   4 5  2 3 

Let I n  0  tan n x  dx  n  w ,
 /4
n
S n    I n I n 1  I n 1 I n  2  I n  2 I n 3  I n 3 I n 
n 0
0
And Pn   e x sin n x dx n  2  N ,
lim
53. The value of n  S n is
1
A)1 B) C) 2 D) 0
2
P10
54. The value of is equal to
P8
g 90 99 90
A) B) C) D)
10 101 101 99

Sec: INC.SR.IIT_*CO SC(MODEL-A) WAT-49 Date: 11.06.22
KEY SHEET
PHYSICS
1 ACD 2 BD 3 BCD 4 BC 5 ABC
6 AC 7 36 8 1.68 9 6.50 10 5
11 3 12 4 13 4 14 36 15 B
16 A 17 C 18 C
CHEMISTRY
19 BCD 20 AC 21 ABCD 22 BCD 23 ABD
24 ABC 25 3 26 5 27 7 28 6
29 6 30 7 31 8 32 1 33 A
34 A 35 D 36 C
MATHEMATICS
37 BCD 38 BC 39 BCD 40 BC 41 ABD
42 BCD 43 0.50 44 0.25 45 1.50 46 1.50
47 20 48 4.50 49 4 50 2.50 51 A
52 C 53 A 54 B
Narayana IIT Academy 11-06-22_INC.SR.IIT_*COSC(MODEL-A)_WAT-49_Key&Sol’s
17. (I – Ig)S = IgRg
Ig Rg
I
G
S I–Ig
Ig R g
S=
I  Ig
100  10 6  1000
= = 10–2 
10
CHEMISTRY
19. Conceptual
20. Conceptual
21. Conceptual
22. Conceptual
23. Conceptual
24. Conceptual
25. Conceptual
26. Conceptual
27. Conceptual
28. Conceptual
29. Conceptual
30. Conceptual
31. Conceptual
32. Conceptual
33. Conceptual
34. Conceptual
35. Conceptual
36. Conceptual
MATHS
f  t  dt  x  f  t  dt   t  f  t  dt  1  e  x differentiate both sides with respect to x,

x x x
37. 0 0 0
f  x    f  t  dt  e  x ------(i)
x
0
Differentiate both sides with respect to x,
e x  f   x   f  x    1 -------(ii)
Put x  0 is equation (i)  f  0   1
From equation (ii)
ex f  x   x  c
Put x  0  c  1
Now, f  x    x  1 e x
t f  2 x  t  dt
x
38. 0
2x  t  y  dt   dy
  2 x  y  f  y  dy  2 x  f  y  dy   y f  y  dy
2x 2x 2x
x x x

Now, 2 x 
2x
f  y  dy   y f  y  dy 
2x tan 1
x 
2
x x 2
Differentiating both sides
2 x  2 f  2 x   f  x    2 f  y  dy   4 x f  2 x   x f  x  
2x
x
x

1  x4
x
2  f  y  dy  xf  x  
2x
x 1  x4
x x
x f  y  dy  2 f  x   2 1  x 4 
2x
 /2
Let I1    sin x  p cos x 
3
39. dx
0
 /2  /2  /2
 sin 3 x dx  p 3  cos3 x dx  3 p  sin 2 x cos dx
0 0 0
 /2
3 p 2  sin x cos 2 x dx
0
2 2 1 1

  p3    3 p    3 p 2  
3 3 3  3
2 2
 p3  p 2  p 
3 3
 /2  /2  2
I2   x cos x dx  x sin x  cos x  
0 x 2
4p
Now, I1  I2  2
 2
2 3 2
p  p 2  p   2  2 p3  3 p 2  3 p  4  0
3 3
3 3
p1  p2  p3   ; p1 p2  p2 p3  p3 p1  ; p1 p2 p3  2
2 2
 t sin  x  t  dt  x
x
2 2
40.
0
  x  t  sin t dt  x
x 2 2
0
x x x
x  sin t dt  2 x  t sin t dt  
2
t 2 sin t dt  x 2
0 0 0
x 2 1  cos x   2 x   x cos x  sin x     x 2 cos x  2 x sin x  2 cos x  2   x 2

 cos  1  0  cos x  1 x  2n  , n  I
 
41. Since 0  sin x  1 and 1  x  1 in  0, 
 2
e  x 1  x   e  x  e  x sin x
2 2 2
 /2
In   x  sin x  cos x  dx
n
42.
0
  /2
I n    sin x  cos x  dx
n
4 0
Now use parts
 2  n  1
In   I n2
2n n

I   x f   2 x  dx
1
43.
0
f   2  1  f   2   f   0  
   2
2 2 2 
3x 2 1
44. f  x   x3   x
2 4

1
4
 4 x3  6 x 2  4 x  1
1
f  x   x 4  1  x  
4
 4 1
2

1
f 1  x   1  x   x 4 
4
4 1
2
 
f  x   f 1  x   1
f  f  x    f 1  f  x    1
f  f  x    1  f 1  f  x    1  f  f 1  x  
f  f  x    f  f 1  x    1
f  f  x   dx
3/4
Now, I  
1/4
f  f 1  x   dx
3/4
I 
1/4
3/ 4 1 1
2I   dx   I 
1/ 4 2 4
 
  t 3n  t 3n1  dt    t 3n 1  t  dt
1 1
45.
0 0
n 0 n0
  
  1  t    t 3n  dt
1
0
 n 0 
1 1  t  1 dt 
 dt   2 
0 1 t 3 0 t  t 1
3 3
g x
f  g  x   
dt
46.
0
1 t3
g x dt
x
0
1 t3
Differentiate both sides,
1
1 g  x 
1 g3  x
 g  x   1 g3  x
2
2 g   x  g   x   3g 2  x  g   x 
g   x  3

 g  x 
2
2
47.     t 2 and   2t
1      2 t 2 1
2
1
   
2 2  
2
4 t

1 1 1 1
  2
   4t
2
2t
 2  t2 1
2  1 1 
Now, 1  x   4  t  x   4t 2  2t   dx
3t 2 3 9
  2 3  3  t  0 
8 4t 8

48. I   x sin 6 x cos 2 xdx
0
 /2 5 2
I  sin x cos x dx 
6 2
0 256
49. Let F  x      f  y  h  y  dy     g  y   y  dy      f  y   y  dy    g  y h  y  dy 
x
1
x
1
x
1
x
F 1  F  1  F  1  F  1  0

1
 1 2 3 n 
n2
 1 2 3     n 
50. y lim n  n 1
n 
 
 n 2 
1
 1/ n 2/ n 3/ n 
n n
 1   2   3   n 
y  n             

n
lim
 n   n   n  n 
 
1 n
r r
ln y  lim
n   ln  
n r 1 n  n 
1 1
y  e 0
x ln x dx 
e 4
f  x  lim0
 e x t
 e x  ln 2 1  t 
51. 0 2t 3  3
dt
 e  e  1 ln 1  t 
x t 2
 2t 3  3
dt
f  x  lim0
0
4
e x  e  1 ln 2 1    ex
f  x  lim0 
4 3  2 3  3 12
eln 3 3 1
f  ln 3   
12 12 4
 g  t  dt  3x   (cos 2 t ) g  t  dt
x 0
0 x
3 3 
g  x   3  (cos 2 x) g  x   g  x     ,3
1  cos x
2
2 
No. of integers in range of g  x   2
n1  2, n2  4  n1  n2  6
 /2  /2 3
52. 0 g  x  dx  0 1  cos 2 x dx
2
 /2 3sec x
 dx
0 tan 2 x  2

 /2
1  tan x 
 tan 1  
2  2 0
3

2 2
 tan x  dx,
 /4
53. In   n
0
1
I n  I n2 
n 1
n
S n    I n  I n  2  I n 1  I n 3 
n 0
n
1 1 n
 1 1 
 .    
n 0 n  1 n  2 n 0  n  1 n2
1 n 1
 1 
n2 n2
n  S n  1
lim
gt Pn   e x  sin x  dx, then

0 n
54.

Pn n  n  1 P 10.9 90
 2  10  2 
Pn  2 n 1 P8 10  1 101

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Resistivity of the material of a given wire using metre bridge,
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Verification of Ohm’s law using voltmeter and ammeter, and specific
resistance of the material of a wire using meter bridge and post office
box.)
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finding equivalent resistance, Wheatstone bridge, Conversion of
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alkene, akyl halides, amines, aldehydes, ketones and carboxylic acid
and derivatives, Physical propertties, reactions: esterification,
dehydration, reaction with metals, conversion into alkyl chlorides,
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victor meyer test (Exclude:MPV reduction, exceptions of LAH & SBH,
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with oxalic acid, pinacol-pinacolone rearrangement
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find the area involving simple curves
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Approximation, Definite integrals - Reduction formula
Let f : R  R such that f  x    x   x then area of figure bounded by y  f 1  x  , y  0

2
37.
1
between the ordinates x = and x = 5 is (where [.] and {.} represents the greatest
2
integer and fractional part function respectively).
A)
3
1
2
 40 
2  1 sq. units B)
40
3
sq.units
C)
40
3 2
sq.units D)
3 2
1
 40 
2  1 sq.units
n  n 2   k  12 

1
38. If lim k ln   exists and is equal to L. Then the absolute value of [L]
n  n  n2  k2 
k 1  
is……… ([.] denotes G.I.F)
A) 1 B) 3 C) 1 D) 2
 x3 x
39. The ratio of areas in which the function f ( x)     divides the circle
100 35 
x 2  y 2  4 x  2 y  1  0 , ( [.] denotes greatest integer function) is
4  2 3 4  3 3 4  3 3 4  3 3
A) B) C) D)
8  3 3 8  2 3 8  3 3 8  3 3
40. The area of the figure bounded by two branches of the curve ( y  x) 2  x3 and the line
x  1 is
4 5 1 2
A) B) C) D)
5 4 3 3
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x 1
41. The area bounded by y 2  1  x and the line y  , x  1 and x  is _______ sq.
x 2
units
3 11 11 11
A)  B) 3 2  C) 3 2  D) 2
2 6 4 5
42. The area bounded by the curves y  xe x , y  xe x and the line x  1 is _____ sq. units.
2 2 1 1
A) 1  B) C) 1  D)
e e e e

option.
3
43. If Ai is the area bounded by x  ai  y  bi , i  N and ai 1  ai  bi and
2
bi
bi 1  , a1  0, b1  32 then
2
n n
4 8
A) A3  128 B) lim
n 
 Ai  (16) 2 C) lim  Ai  (32) 2 D) A3  256
i 1 3 n 
i 1 3
1
x
2
et
44. Let F  x    dt x   0, 1 . Then which of the following are true?
1 t
2
A) 0  F  x   e  x  0, 1 B) 0  F  x   2 e  x   0, 1
C) e  F  x   2 e  x   0, 1
e
D) F  x   e   x   0, 1
2

45. If the line x   divides the area of region R  {( x, y)  R 2 / x3  y  x, 0  x  1} into two
equal parts, then
1 1
A) 0    B)  1
2 2
C) 2 4  4 2  1  0 D)  4  4 2  1  0
46. Let k  0 and A(k ) be the area lying between the intersecting curves y  cos x and

y  kx 2 , from x  0 to x  . Then, choose the correct option(s):
2
2kt 3 k     
3
A) A(k )  2 sin t      1 ; where kt 2  cos t , for some t   0, 

3 3 2   2
2kt 3 k     
3
B) A(k )  2 sin t     ; where kt 2  cos t , for some t   0, 

3 3 2   2
cos  
C) A(k ) will be minimum when k  and   3 .
 2
2
cos  
D) A(k ) will be minimum when k  and   3 .
 2
16
47. Let R be the region bounded by the curves y  f 1 ( x), y  0, x  12 and x  16 ;
where f ( x)  x 3  x 2  2 x  8 then
1
A) Real part of the imaginary root of the equation f ( x)  0 is 
2
B) f 1 (12)  f 1 (16)  2
C) The area of the region R is 54 square units
1
D) The area of the region R is 54 square unit
6

2
x x 2
1 1
A) f ( x)   t.sin dt is continuous in (0,  ) B)  e 2 ln( x)dx  (e 4  e)(ln 2) 2
0
t 1
2
C) Let
1
f ( x)  a0  (a1 cos x  a2 cos 2 x  ....  an cos nx)  (b1 sin x  b2 sin 2 x  b3 sin 3x  .....  bn sin nx)
2

then the value of 

f ( x)cos kx dx   ak where (k  n) ai , bi are real constants.
n y
2
e dx  2e n
x2 2
D) lim
y 0 y
n

49. The minimum area bounded by the function y  f  x  and y   x  9 (R) where
f  x  satisfies the relation f  x  y   f  x   f  y   y f  x  x, y  R and
f 1  0   0 is 9A, value of A is
50. Let C1 and C2 be the graphs of the functions y  x 2 and y  2 x , 0  x  1 respectively.

Let C3 be the graph of the function y  f ( x) ; 0  x  1 , f (0)  0 for a point P on C1 .
Let the lines through P, parallel to the axes, meets C2 and C3 at Q and R respectively
(see fig). If for every point P on C1 , the areas of the shaded regions OPQ and ORP are
equal then f ( x) is x a  xb where ( a, b  N ). Find the value of a  b .

1
51. Consider two curves x 2 y  1, xy  y  . The value of ‘a’ (a > 2) for which the
4
reciprocal of area of figure bounded by curves and lines x = 2, x = a is equal to ‘a’
itself is e p  q (where p, q  N ) then p  q  …….
52. Area of the region {( x, y )  R 2 : y  x  3 ,5 y  x  9  15} is equal to ‘k’ then [k] =
(where [.] denotes Greatest Integer Function)
53. Let the sequence a1 , a2 , a3 ...... be in G.P. If the area bounded by the parabola y 2  4an x
and y 2  4an ( x  an )  0 be An , then A2 A5  A3 A4 is equal to ………
54. If the area (in square units) of the region given by
{( x, y ) : x  0, x  y  3, x 2  4 y and y  1  x } is ‘A’ then 2A is equal to ……….

KEY SHEET
PHYSICS
1 A 2 B 3 C 4 C 5 D
6 D 7 ABD 8 BC 9 BD 10 ACD
11 AD 12 C 13 7 14 5 15 800
16 33.3 17 8 18 1.34
CHEMISTRY
19 D 20 A 21 D 22 D 23 C
24 D 25 BCD 26 ABCD 27 BCD 28 AB
29 AC 30 ACD 31 2 32 11 33 0
34 1 35 7 36 4
MATHEMATICS
37 D 38 A 39 C 40 A 41 A
42 B 43 AC 44 BD 45 BC 46 AD
47 ABD 48 ABCD 49 8 50 5 51 3
52 1 53 0 54 5
31. Conceptual
32. Conceptual
33. Conceptual
34. Conceptual
35. Conceptual
36. Conceptual
MATHS
f  x    x    x 1/ 2  x  5
2
37.
1  x 1 f  x   x2 f 1  x   x
2
1 x  2 f  x   1   x  1 f 1  x   1  x  1
2
2 x3 f  x   2   x  2 f 1  x   2  x  2
2
3 x 4 f  x   3   x  3 f 1  x   3  1 x  3
2
4 x5 f  x   4   x  2 f 1  x   4  x  4
2
      40 2  1
1 2 3 4 5
Area   xdt  1  x  1   2  x  2   3  x  3   4  x  4 
1/2 1 2 3 4
3 2
k
n  n 2   k  12 

1
38. lim ln  
n  n  n2  k2 
k 1  
  1 2 3
 n 2   n  12 
n 
1    n 2  02   n 2  12   n 2  22  
= lim  ln   2 2
  . 2
 n  22  . 2 2
 n 3  .....  

n  n
  n 1       n2  n2  
    
  2 2 2
     
2
  n . n  1 . n  2 ... n  n  1
2 2 2

= lim  ln  
 
n  n
  2n 2 
  

   
1 1 12   1 22   1  n  1
2
1
= lim ln  .   2  .   2  ...    
n  n   2 2 2n 2 2n 2 2n 2  
        
n 1
 1 r2   1 x2 

1 1
lim ln   2
 2 2n  =  1.ln
   dx
n  n
r 0   0 II
 2 
 
I
1
1  1 x2   1 x2  1 2x 2
S =   
1.ln
0 II 2 

 dx = x ln 
 2
 –
0
 1 x
0 2
dx
 1 x2 1 1 dx 
= 0 – 2  dx   1 x 2
0 1 x 2
 0

  
= –2[x – tan–1 x 10 = –2 1  4  = 2 – 2
 

39.
40.
41.
42.
43. b1  32, b2  16, b3  8 hence A3  2  64   128

2 
n
1 1
lim  Ai  2  32  1    ..... 
n 
i 1  4 16 

et
44. F '  x   0  F  0   0 and e  F 1  2 e , let f  t  
t
 1  1  1 1 3
also F 1  f      f 1   as f    f 1  f    f 1
 2  2  2 2 2
45.
1  
1
  ( x  x )dx    ( x  x )dx
3 3
20  0

1 x2 x4
 
8 2 4 0
1
 2 2   4
2
2 4  4 2  1  0
f ( )  2 4  4 2  1
46.

47.
48.
f (x  h)  f (x  0) f(x)  f(h) h f(x) f(x) f(0) 0 f(x)

49. f (x) = lim  lim
h 0 h h0 h
 f (h)  f (0) 
 lim    f (x)
h 0
 h 0 
f(x) = f (x)
f (x)
 f (x) dx   dx
2 f (x) = x + c
x2
f(x) =
4
when  = 0 area is minimum
9
required minimum area = 2  2 y dy
0
9
y  3/ 2
 4  = 72 sq.unit.
 3 / 2 0

Let P ( x, x ) , where 0  x  1
2
50.
Area OPRO :
x x x
x3
R. A   [U.C  L.C] dt   [t  f (t )] dt
2
   f (t ) dt
0 0
3 0
Area OPQO : (about y-axis)
x2 x2 x2
 t 2 3 2 x2 1  t 2 
R. A   [U .C  L.C ] dt    t   dt   t      x3  x 2
2 1
y 0 
y 0
2 3 0 2  2 0 3 4
From the given condition
x
1 3 2 1
x   f (t ) dt  x 3  x 4
3 0
3 4
Diff w.r.t to x
3x 2
  f ( x)  1  2 x 2  x 3  f ( x)  x 3  x 2 ;0  x  1
3
a  1 1 
 1
51.   4 x 1 x 2  dx  a

2
1
y
x2
1
x1y
4
1 b2 a
1 1
a
1
  ln  x  1   
 4 x 2 a
1 1 1 1
 ln a 1   
4 a 2 a
 ln  a  1  2  a  e 2  1

52.
53. We can see A1 , A2 , A3 ,….. are in G.P . Hence A2 A5  A3 A4

1 2 2
x2 5
54. Required area   (1  x ) dx   (3  x)dx   dx 
0 1 0
4 2

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charges and current elements, Motion of a charged particle in magnetic and
electric field, Magnetic dipoles moment, magnetic torque, magnetic dipoles,
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PREVIOUS WEEK (20%): Potentiometer, Applications, Experiments:
Resistivity of the material of a given wire using metre bridge, Resistance of a
given wire using Ohm's Law,Potentiometer-1.Comparision of emf of two
primary cells.2. determination of internal resistance of a cell, RC-circuits
(Including Experiments - Verification of Ohm’s law using voltmeter and
ammeter, and specific resistance of the material of a wire using meter
bridge and post office box.)
CHEMISTRY: PRESENT WEEK (80%): Phenols & Ethers: Preparation & Properties of
Phenol from haloarenes, benzene sulphonic acid, benzene daizonium salts
and cumene, kolbe's reactions, Reimer-Tiemann reaction, esterification,
etherification, reduction and oxidation of phenols, Neutral FeCl3 test,
Pthalein dye test, azo dye test, Libermann nitroso test (Exclude: dakin's
reaction, Elb's persulphate oxidation),
Ethers: Preparation by williamson synthesis, using alcohols, Reactions
involving C-O bond cleavage and EAS of anisole
PREVIOUS WEEK (20%): Alcohols: Preparation of alcohols from alkene,
akyl halides, amines, aldehydes, ketones and carboxylic acid and
derivatives, Physical propertties, reactions: esterification, dehydration,
reaction with metals, conversion into alkyl chlorides, oxidation into
aldehyde, ketones and carboxylic acids, Lucas test, victor meyer test
(Exclude:MPV reduction, exceptions of LAH & SBH, swern oxidation,
oppenauer oxidation),
Glycol and glycerol: Preparation, reaction with conc. HI, PI3, HIO4 with
oxalic acid, pinacol-pinacolone rearrangement
MATHEMATICS: PRESENT WEEK (80%): Differential equations: Formation of
ordinary differential equations, solving differential equation (Variable &
separable, Homogeneous, linear differential equation of first order),
Differential equations which are reducible to linear form of first order
PREVIOUS WEEK (20%): AREA: Application of Definite integrals to find
the area involving simple curves
SECTION- I
Partial Marks : +3 If all the four options are correct but ONLY three options are chosen.
Partial Marks : +2 If three or more options are correct but ONLY two options are chosen, both of which
option.
37. The curve whose length of sub tangent is ‘n’ times the abscissa of the point of contact
and passes through the point (2, 3), then
A) for n=1 equation of the curve can be 2 y  3 x
B) for n=1 equation of the curve can be xy  6
C) for n=2 equation of the curvecan be 2 y  3 x
D) for n=2 equation of the curvecan be 2 y 2  9 x

2 d 1
38. The function f     dx , x   0,   does not satisfy the equation/s
 d 0 1  cos  cos x
df df
A)  2 f   cot   0 B)  2 f   cot   0
d d
2
C) sin 2  f    cos   0 D) f    cos ec 2

dy
39. A solution of x 2 y12  xyy1  6y 2  0 is / are (where y1  )
dx
1
A) y  Cx 2 B) x 2 y  C C) log y  C  log x D) x 3 y  C
2
dy 4
40. A solution of y  x  is
dx dy
dx
A) y  x  4 B) y  4 x C) y  4 x  1 D) y  3x  2
dy y ln y y
  2  ln y  is, (c being the
2
41. The general solution of the differential equation
dx x x
constant of integration)
A) 2 x  1  cx 2  ln y B) x  1  2cx 2  ln y
C) 2 x  1  2cx 2  ln y D) x  1  cx 2  ln y

2
The orthogonal trajectories of the system of curves    is/are
dy a
42.
 dx  x
2 3/2
A) 9a( y  c)2  4 x3 B) y  c  x
3 a
3 2
C) 3 a  y  c   2 x 2 D) 3 a  c  y   2 x 3
SECTION - II
Full Marks : +3 If ONLY the correct numerical value is entered as answer.
Zero Marks : 0 In all other cases.
Differential equation, having y   sin 1 x   A  cos 1 x   B as the solution (where A and

2
43.
d2 y
B are arbitrary constants) is  p  x  2  qx  r then p+q+r=__
2dy
dx dx
44. The real value of m for which the substitution y  u m will transform thedifferential
9
dy
equation 2x 2 y  y 4  4x 7 into a homogeneous equation is
dx
dy 3x 2 y 4  2xy
45. If the solution of the differential equation.  2 is x a y b  x c y 2  K , where a,
dx x  2x y 3 3
b, c are constants, then a + b + c =


If the differential equation y cos   (x dy  y dx)  x sin   (x dy  ydx)  0 , when y(1) 
y y
46.
x x 2
x
has a solution sin    b . Then the numerical value of a  b   is
a
y
x y
dy
47. If solution of the differential equation y(2x 4  y)  (1  4xy 2 )x 2 is given by
dx
1x 4 y 2   2 x 3  y 3  c , where c is an arbitrary constant 1 ,  2 are integers then 1   2 
48. If y  f (x) is the solution of the differential equation x(y3  x)dy  y(x  y3 )dx and
f (1)  (2)1/3 and f 1 (4)  k . Then |k| = (Where | . | denotes the modulus function)
dy
49. A solution of x 3  4x 2 tan y  e x sec y satisfying y(1) = 0 is sin y  e x (x  1)x k then k =
dx
50. If a solution of the differential equation y  2 px  y 2 p 3 is in the form y 2  cx  mc k then
dy
2mk = __(Where p  and ‘c’ is arbitrary constant)
dx

SECTION - III
(Maximum Marks: 12)
This section contains FOUR (04) questions.
Each question has TWO (02) matching lists: LIST-I and LIST-II.
FOUR options are given representing matching of elements from LIST-I and LIST-II. ONLY ONE of these four
options corresponds to a correct matching.
Full Marks : +3 If ONLY the option corresponding to the correct matching is chosen.
Negative Marks : –1 In all other cases.
51. In the first column solutions of the differential equations are given and in second
column differential equations after elimination of constants are given
d3 y d2 y dy
P) y  c1e 2x  c 2 e3x  c3e  x 1) 3
 6 2
 12  8y  0
dx dx dx
 d y  dy  
2 2
dy
Q) y  (c1  c 2 x  c3 x 2 )e 2x 2) x y 2      y
 dx  dx   dx
d3 y d 2 y dy
R) xy  ae x  be  x  x 2 3)  4   6y  0
dx 3 dx 2 dx
d2 y dy
S) ax 2  by 2  1 4) x 2  2  xy  x 2  2  0
dx dx
Codes :
A) P-3, Q-1, R-2, S-4 B) P-3, Q-1, S-4, R-2
C) P-3, R-4, Q-1, S-2 D) P-4, Q-2, R-3, S-1
52. Match a solution of the differential equation in column 1 with column 2.
Column – 1 Column – II
dy dy
P) y x 1) 27 x 2  4 y 3
dx dx
2
dy  dy 
Q) x    y 2) x2  4 y  0
dx  dx 
2
dy  dx 
R) x    y 3) 27 x  4 y 3
dx  dy 
dy dx
S) x  y 4) 4 xy  1  0
dx dy
CODES:
A) P-4, Q-2, R-3, S-1 B) P-4, Q-2, R-1, S-3
C) P-4, Q-3, R-1, S-2 D) P-2, Q-4, R-1, S-3

53. The factors which will make the differential equation exact (perfect differentials)
when they get multiplied to the differential equation, are called integrating factors.
Match the differential equations in column I with an integrating factor in column II
1
ydx  xdy  3x 2 y 2e x dx  0
3
P) 1)
x
dy 1
Q) (x  2y3 ) y 2)
dx y
1
R) (x 2  y)dx  xdy  0 3)
x2
x 1
S) (1  xy)dx  dy  0 4)
y y2
CODES:
A) P-1, Q-4, R-3, S-2 B) P-4, Q-4, R-3, S-2
C) P-4, Q-1, R-3, S-2 D) P-4, Q-4, R-2, S-3
54. Column 2 contains curves satisfying the conditions in column 1.
P) Length of sub tangent is constant 1) Parabola
Q) Length of sub normal is constant 2) Ellipse
Length of sub tangent is equal to
R) 3) Hyperbola
twice the abscissa
Length of sub normal is equal to twice Exponential function
S) 4)
the abscissa of x
CODE:
A) P-4, Q-1, R-2, S-3 B) P-1, Q-4, R-1, S-3
C) P-4, Q-2, R-1, S-3 D) P-4, Q-1, R-1, S-3

KEY SHEET
PHYSICS
1 ABCD 2 ABCD 3 BD 4 ABC 5 BD
6 AD 7 6 8 1 9 5 10 6
11 1 12 6 13 100 14 6 15 A
16 D 17 B 18 C
CHEMISTRY
19 AB 20 ABD 21 A 22 ABCD 23 ABC
24 CD 25 4 26 12.5 27 6 28 1
29 4 30 3 31 3 32 3 33 A
34 A 35 A 36 D
MATHEMATICS
37 ABD 38 ABD 39 ACD 40 ABC 41 AC
42 ABC 43 2 44 1.75 45 4 46 2
47 -2 48 32 49 -4 50 0.75 51 C
52 B 53 B 54 D
v

2 3
v
vy 
2
v2 v2 v
v 
1
 
12 4 3
m  3m
1
R1 
 3m  v / 3  3mv  3d
qB qb
2  3m  6 m
D) T  
qB qB
17. Conceptual
18. A)
B)
C)
D)
MATHS
dx
37. If ( x, y ) is any point on the curve, the sub tangent at (x,y)  y
dy
dx
y  nx (given)
dy
dy dx
or n 
y x
Integrating n log y  log x  log c
or log y n  log cx
or y n  cx......(i ) which is the required equation of the family of curves.
3n
Putting x  2 , y  3 in (i), we have 3n  2c or c 
2
Putting this value of c in (i)
3n
yn  x or 2 y n  3n x (ii)
2
Which is the particular curve passing through the point (2,3)
Putting n=1 in (ii), we have 2 y  3 x
Which is a straight line
Putting n = 2 in (ii) we have 2 y 2  9 x
Which is a parabola.
dy  dy   dy 
39. Solving for , we get  x  3y   x  2y   0
dx  dx   dx 
dy dy dx
x  3y  0   3  yx 3  C
dx y x
dy 1
x  2y  y  Cx 2 or log y  C  log x
dx 2
dy
42. Replacing by  dx / dy , we get
dx
2
 dy 
   x / a  dy   ( x / a ) dx
1/2 1/2
 dx 
2
Integrating we get y  c   1/2 x 3/2  9a( y  c)2  4 x3
3a
43.
dy 2sin 1 x A
   y|  4y  4B  A 2  2A
dx 1 x 2
1 x 2
 2 1  x 2  y| y||  2x  y|   4y|
2
 1  x 2  y||  xy|  2
45. The given equation (2xydx  x 2 dy)  y 2 (3x 2 y 2 dx  2x 3 y)  0
y2xdx  x 2 dx x2
 2
 (y 2
3x 2
dx  x 3
2ydy)  0   x 3 y2  k
y y
47. (a) Given equation can be written as
2x 4 y(dy  y 2 dy  4x 3 y 2dx  x 2dx  0
Or 2x 2 y(x 2 dy  2xydx)  y 2dy  x 2dx  0
Or 2x 2 yd(x 2 y)  y 2 dy  x 2dx  0
48. x 2 dy  xydx  y3 (xdy  ydx)
y
yd  
 xd(xy)  y3 x 2 d(y / x)  2 2   
d(xy) x
x y x
y2 1
 2
  C (C is an integration constant)
2x xy
y3  2
Put x  1  C   0  y3  2x is the function.
2y
 8  2x  x  4
dy dt
49. Put sin y  t  cos y 
dx dx
dt 4 ex
  t 3
dx x x
I.F.  e 
4 / xdx
 e 4l n x  x 4
d(t.x 4 )
 xe x
dx
50. The given equation is y  2 px  y 2 p 3 ---(i)
y 1 2 3
Solving for x, x   y p
2p 2
Differentiating w.r.t y
dx 1 1 y dp dp
   2   yp 2  y 2 p 
dy p 2 p 2 p dy dy
dp dp
or 2 p  p  y  2 yp 3  2 y 2 p 2
dy dy

dp
or p (! 2 yp 2 )  y (1  2 yp 2 )  0
dy
 dp 
or (1  2 yp 2 )  p  y   0
 dy 
dp
Neglecting the first factor which does not involve , we have
dy
dp dp dy
p y 0   0
dy p y
Integrating log p  log y  log c
or log py  log c
 py  c ---(ii)
Eliminating p between (i) and (ii)
c c3
y  2x   y2  3
y y
2cx c3
or y  
y y
or y  2cx  c3 which is the required solution
2
51. A. y  c1eax  c 2 ex  c3ex

y3      y 2      y1  ( )y  0
B. y  (c1  c 2 x  c3 x 2 )eax
y3  3y 2  3 2 y1   3 y  0
C. xy  ae x  be  x  x 2
xy1  y  ae x  be  x  2x
xy 2  2y1  xy  x 2  2
D. ax 2  by 2  1
2ax  2byy1  0
yy1  b

x a
Differenciate w.r.t. to x
ydx  xdy
 3x 2 e x dx  0
3
53. A) 2
y
x
 
    d ex  0
y
3
y y' 1 x
54. A)  c    ln y   d 
y' y c c
y  Ae , exponential curve
x /c
B) yy '  c  y 2  2cx  d , parabola

y 2y ' 1
C)  2x   
y' y x
ln y  ln x  ln c  y 2  cx , parabola
2
y2
D) yy '  2x   x 2  c, hyperbola
2

PHYSICS: PRESENT WEEK (80%): Biot Savart’s Law, Ampere’s Law & their
applications, Moving coil galvanometer and its sensitivity
PREVIOUS WEEK (20%): Magnetism: Magnetic force on moving point
charges and current elements, Motion of a charged particle in magnetic
and electric field, Magnetic dipoles moment, magnetic torque, magnetic
dipoles, Torque, P.E and interaction regarding magnetic dipole, Cyclotron
CHEMISTRY: PRESENT WEEK (80%): Aldehydes and Ketones: Preparation of 2X
aldehydes and ketones from acid chlorides and nitriles; aldehydes from
esters;benzaldehyde from toluene and benzene, Physical properties,
mechanismof nucleophilic addition reactions- addition of H2O, ROH,
addition of RMgX, HCN, NaHSO3, addition of NH3 and derovatives,
beckmann rearrangement
(Exclude: beckmann fragmentation), Addition of ammonia derivatives,
Beckmann rearrangement
PREVIOUS WEEK (20%):Phenols & Ethers: Preparation & Properties of
Phenol from haloarenes, benzene sulphonic acid, benzene daizonium salts
and cumene, kolbe's reactions, Reimer-Tiemann reaction, esterification,
etherification, reduction and oxidation of phenols, Neutral FeCl3 test,
Pthalein dye test, azo dye test, Libermann nitroso test (Exclude: dakin's
reaction, Elb's persulphate oxidation),
Ethers: Preparation by williamson synthesis, using alcohols, Reactions
involving C-O bond cleavage and EAS of anisole
MATHEMATICS: PRESENT WEEK (80%): Application of Derivatives (Integration related)
PREVIOUS WEEK (20%): Differential equations: Formation of ordinary
differential equations, solving differential equation (Variable & separable,
Homogeneous, linear differential equation of first order), Differential
equations which are reducible to linear form of first order
SECTION – I
41. Let f  x  and g  x  be continuous, positive function such that f   x   g  x   1,
gx 20 20
f x  k  100 
f x  and  f  x  dx  2020, If the value of  g  x  dx is k then  is
g  x  20 20
100 
x  3 x 1
42. 
The number of critical points of f  x     cos 2 t  3 t dt   x 4 / 3   in  0,4  is
0  4 2
43. Find the value of a for which the area of triangle included between the coordinate
axes and any tangent to the curve x a y   a is constant (where  is constant)
44. Let f  x   x 2  2x  t 2 and f  x   0 has two roots   t  and   t     where t is a


p
real parameter. Let I  t    f  x  dx . If the maximum value of I  t  be  and  

q
where p and q are relatively prime positive integers. Find the value of 
pq 
.
 2 
45. Let the function f :  4,4   1,1 be defined implicitly by the equation
x  5y  y5  0 . If the area of triangle formed by tangent and normal to f  x  at x  0
A
and the line y  5 is A, find .
13
46. A tank contains 100 litres of fresh water. A solution containing 1 gm/litre of salt runs
into the tank at the rate of 1 lit/min. The homogenized mixture is pumped out of the
tank at the rate of 3 lit/min. If T be the time when the amount of salt in the tank is
maximum. Find   (where  denotes greatest integer function)

T
9
47. Let F be the set of all continuous real valued functions which are solutions to
x

f 2
 x   100    f  t  f   t   f   t   1 dt. Find the value of  f 100  .
0
25 F f  x F

48. A function y  f  x  satisfies the differential equation
 
f  x  sin 2x  cos x  1  sin 2 x f   x   0
 
with f  0   0. The value of, 5f   isequals to
6
SECTION – II
e2
49. Let f be a differentiable function satisfy x f   x   2 xf  x   e and f  2   , then
2 x
A) f  x  is non monotonic in  0, 
B) f  x  has both local maxima and local minima
C) f  x  has local maxima but no local minima
D) f  x  has no local maxima but local minima

6k
50. The value of  k can be equal to.
k 1  3  2  3  2k 1 
k k 1
1  cos 2x
A) lim
x 0 x2
 n  1  
1/ n
  2 3
B) lim  sin  sin  sin ..........sin 
n 
 2n 2n 2n n 
π ln 2
C) 0
 ln cos 2x dx
a
2

4
16
ln 1  tan x  dx
 ln 2 0
D)

51. A polynomial function f  x  with non-negative coefficient satisfy the equation
x
f  f  x    x f  t  dt and f  0   0, then

0
A) number of points where f  x  is non derivable is 0.
B) sgn  f  x   is discontinuous at x = 1
 2x 
C) derivative of f  x  with respect to sin 1   at x  3 is – 4
1 x 
2
 3f  x  
x
D) lim   1
x 0  x 
 
52. If f  x   x 2  xg 1  g  2  and g  x   f 1 x 2  xf   x   f   x . Then
A) minimum value of f  x  is equal to –2.25
3
dx 
B) the value of 2 f  x   x  5 is equal to
4
f x
C) number of positive integral values in the domain of is 4
gx
D) number of points where g  x  is non derivable is 1
53. The coefficient of the quadratic function f  x  including the constant term, are all
rational, it has local maximum at x = 0. Let g  x   f   x  e   has maximum value

f x
4 e . If g  x   4 e has rational solutions then
[Note: where sgn(x) denotes signum function of x]

0
1
A)  g  x  dx  e  e
1
7
B) The value of sgn  f  0    1
C) g  x  is non derivable at one value of x
  2
D) the value of g  tan   7
 4 e
 e .e  2x  x  1 dx  e  f  x   C ,where f  x  is some non-zero constant

2 2
x x 2 x
54. Let
function and C is some arbitrary constant. If the local minimum value of f  x  is equal
to m, then [note:  denotes greatest integer function]
A) f  x  is increasing in  0, 
B) the value of lim 1  f  x   equal to 1

1/ x
x 0
  f  x   e  dx is equal to 2e
x
C) the value of
0
 1 
D) the value of   is equal to 2
m
3x sin 2 x cos x  3sin 3 x
55. If  dx  f  x   C, where lim f  x   1 and C is the constant of
x4 x 0
integration, then
x
 tf  t  dt  2x
2
A) the value of lim 0  3

x 0 1  cos x
1
B) the value of lim

f  x  3  x2

1
x 0 2
x 6

3
C) if h  x   x  f  x  , then  h 4  x  dx 
3
0
8

 cos x  sin x  dx  1
2
D) if h  x   x  3 f  x  , then  e
h x  2

56. Let f :  0,8  R be differentiable function such that f  0   0,f  4   1,f  8   1 , then
which of the following hold(s) good?
1
A) There exist some c1   0,8  where f   c1  
4
1
B) There exist some c1   0,8  where f   c1  
12
C) There exist c1 ,c 2   0,8 where 8f   c1  f  c 2   1
 
8
D) There exist some  ,    0,2  such that  f  t  dt  3  2 f  3    2 f   3 
0
57. A curve is such that the ratio of the subnormal at any point to the sum of its co-
ordinates is equal to the ratio of the ordinate of this point to its abscissa. If the curve
passes through (1, 0), the possible equation of the curve(s) is
ln x 2  x  1 1  x2
A) y  x ln x B) y  C) y  D) y 
x x2 2x
58. If a differentiable function satisfies
 x  y  f  x  y    x  y  f  x  y   2  x 2 y  y3  x, y  R
A) f (x) must be polynomial function
B) f (3) = 12
C) f (0) =0
D) f (3) =13

SECTION - III
59. Match the Column-I with Column-II.
Note: Where c is arbitrary constant.
Column - I Column - II
(A) Solution of differential equation (P)


y 2 x 2  1  ce x
2
 1
3x 2  2xy  e x 1  x   dx   x 3  x 2  dy  0 is
(B) Solution of differential equation (Q) x 2

 x 3  y  xe x  c
ydx  xdy  3xy2ex dx  0 is

2
(C) Solution of differential equation (R) x 3 x2

 e c
y 2
 xy  x 2 y 2  1 is
dy
dx
(D) Solution of differential equation (S)  y2

1
 2  y 2  ce 2
x
 x y  xy   1 is
dy 2 3
dx
(T) y
2
 1  y 2  ce 2
x

60. Match the Column-I with Column-II
Column-I Column-II
(A) If g : 1,3  1,3 is a continuous decreasing function, then (P) 0
  g  x   g  x   dx
1
is equal to
1
(B) 5  cos3x (Q) 1

If f  x   , then maximum value of f  x  is
3  cos5x
(C) Let f : R  R be a function defined by (R) 2
f  x   x 3  px 2  qx  3 . If f is monotonically decreasing in the
interval (1, 3) only, then (p + q) is equal to
(D) n
n a (S) 3
If lim   ln   where a and b co-prime, then
r 1  n  r  2n  r  b
n 
a  b is equal to
(T) 8

KEY SHEET
PHYSICS
1 2 2 1 3 2 4 4 5 5
6 6 7 7 8 6 9 ABCD 10 ACD
11 BCD 12 ABCD 13 BC 14 BD 15 ABC

A-PRS A-R
B-PQRS B-P
16 ABC 17 ABCD 18 BD 19 20
C-PQRS C-QR
D-PRS D-S
CHEMISTRY
21 6 22 7 23 4 24 3 25 4
26 4 27 4 28 3 29 C 30 ABCD
31 ABCD 32 BC 33 BC 34 ABCD 35 D
A-PRT A-T
B-R B-R
36 BC 37 ABC 38 ABC 39 40
C-S C-P
D-PRT D-Q
MATHEMATICS
41 9 42 8 43 1 44 6 45 5
46 3 47 4 48 2 49 AD 50 ACD
51 ACD 52 ABD 53 AC 54 AD 55 ACD

A-Q A-P
B-R B-S
56 ACD 57 AD 58 AC 59 303
C-P C-S
D-S D-Q
31.
32.
33.
34.
O O O O O

LDA
 

annotate ion
OCH 3
MATHS
20
f x
41. I  g  x  dx
20
f  x 
20 20
f  x   f  x 
using King's rule, we have I=  dx   dx
20
g   x  20
g  x 
f  x   1  f   x   20
f  x   1  f   x  
Addition the two, we get 2I   dx  
gx 20
gx
 I  1010

42. f  x   0
1
1
cos x  x  x 
2 3 3
0
2
1
cos 2 x 
2
1
cos x  
2
 total number is 8
a
43. x y ; y a
a a
x
dy a  a 1 xa  y
 a x  a a 1
dx x
ay1
m ; equation of tangent is y  y1  m  x  x1 
x1
 y 
 OA   x1  1 
 m
OB   y1  mx1 
1 1 y 1
A  OA  OB  y1  mx1 x1  1  y1 x1 1  a 
2
2 2 m 2
1
  a  x11 1  a 
2
2
For a to be constant 1  a  0
I  t     x 2  2x  t 2  dx 
x3 
44.  x2  t2 
3
3 3
It      2   2   t2     
3
I  t   2t       0
I  t   I 0
0
 x  2x  dx     I  0  
4 p 4
 I 0  2
2
3 q 3

45. At x = 0, y = 0
x  5y  y5  0  1  5y  ty 4 y  0
at x  0, y  0
1
y  
5
x
Equation of tangent y   , equation of normal y  5x
5
1
Area   5  26  65
2
dy 3y
46. 1 when t  0, y  0
dt 100  2t
dy  3 
 y 1
dt  100  25 
3 1
y 100  25    100  2t 
 
2 2 c
1
c
10
3
1
y  100  2t   100  2t 2
10
dy 1 3 1
 2    100  2t  2  2   0
dt 10  2 
250 7 T 
t  27      9
9 9 3
47. f  0   10
 
Differentiating both sides, we get f  x  1 f   x   1  0 
rejected
 f  x   10  x or  10  x
1 1
Hence,
25 F
 f 100   50  90  110   4
f  x F
48.
2

L.D.E., I.F.  1  sin x; 1  sin x f  sin x  C,C  0
2

x 2 e x  2 xe x xe  x  2 
x
49. f  x   
x4 x4
  
x x
0 2
x2
x
e
 f  x 
x2
Clearly f  x  has local minima at x  2
50. Let 3k  x; 2k  y
6k xy
 k 
 3  2  3  2   x  y  3x  2y 
k k 1 k 1
y  3x  2y   2y  x  y  y 2y
  
 x  y  3x  2y  x  y 3x  2y
2k 2k 1
 k 
3  2k 3k 1  2k 1

6k 
2k 2k 1
 k   
k 1  3  2  3  2k 1  k 1 3k  2k 3k 1  2k 1
k k 1
2 22
T1  
3  2 32  22
22 23
T2  2 
3  22 33  23
2k 2k 1
Tk  k 
3  2k 3k 1  2k 1

 2  2k 
 Tk  lim
k 
 2 
3.3k  2.2k
2
k 1  
51. Let degree of f  x  be n
 n2  n  2 n2
 f  x   ax  bx
2
1
on comparing the coefficent b  0; a 
3
x2
 f x 
3
52. Put a  g  1 ,b  g   2 
f  x   x 2  ax  b
g  x   cx 2  x  2x  a   2
 g  x    c  2  x 2  ax  2
g  x   2  c  2  x  a
 g 1  2  c  2   a  a
 c  2
g  x   2  c  2 

 g  2   2  c  2   b
 b0
 f  x   x 2  ax
g  x   ax  2
Now,c  f 1
 f 1  1  a  c  2  a  3
 f  x   x 2  3x, g  x   2  3x
53. f  x   ax 2  bx  c
b
Given, 0 b0
2a
Now, let maximum value of g  x  occur at x  p
 g  p   0
 f   p  2  f   p   ef  p   0
 
  f   p  2  f   p    0 .......1
 
Also, g  x   4 e has rational roots  given 
f   p  e    4 e has rational root  p must be rational 
f p
Therefore,
1
on comparing f  p  4 and f p  ...... 2 
2
From equation 1 and  2  , 16  2a  0  a  8
Hence, f  x   8x 2  c
1 1 1
Now, f p   8p 2  c  and f   p   16p  4  p  
2 2 4
Hence, c 1
Therefore, f  x   8x 2  1
g  x   16x e18x
2
Now, verify options

 2x 
 x  e
x x
1 dx   e x x
2 2
54. dx
I

x
  ex x
2 2
x.e x dx

 f  x   xe x
f   x   e x 1  x   0  x  1
f   x   e x  2  x 
f   1  0  min ima
1
 f  1  m
e
 1 
 m    e  2
3sin 2 x cos x sin 3 x
55.  x3 dx  3 4 dx
x
2
3sin x cos x  3  1   1   sin 3 x
 dx  3  sin x  3   3sin 2
x cos x  3 dx  C  C
x3     
3
 3x 3x x
sin 3 x
f  x  
x3
x
sin 3 t sin 3 x sin 3 x
0 t 3
  2
t dt 2x
2
 4x 3
4
(A) lim  lim x  lim x  3
x 0 1  cos x x 0 sin x x 0 sin x
x
sin x
 x2
sin x  x 3
(B) lim x 2  lim  D.N.E.
x 0 x x 0 x3

sin x 3
(C) h  x   x   sin x   sin 4 dx 
x 0
8


 e  cos x cos x    sin x   dx   e  cos x   0  1

2
sin x sin x
(D) 2
0
0
f  4  f  0
1
56. A f   C1    ; C1   0,4 
40 4
f 8  f  0  1
 B f   C1    ; C1   0,8 
80 8
F  C2   f 8   1
x3
(D) Let g  x   f  t  dt
0
8
 g  0   0,g  2    f  t  dt
0
g  2  g 0
g     3 2 f  3      0, 2 
2
g  2  g 0
and g      3 2 f   3      0, 2 
2
8
g     g      g  2   g  0    f  t  dt
0
dy
57. m
dx
my y

, then solve it
xy x
58. Put y  h
 x  f  x  h   f  x  h    h f  x  h   f  x  h    2  x 2 h  h 3 
 f  x  h   f  x  h  
or lim x   f  x  h   f  x  h    lim 2  x 2  h 2 
h 0 h h 0
 xf   x   f  x   x 2
 f x  x  x 2
3 1
 g  x  dx   g  x  dx  0
1
60. (A)
1 3
53
(B) f  x   f    4
3 1
max .
(C) f   x   3x  2px  q
2 /1
\3
q
3 qp
3
2p
4  p  6
3
pq3

SEC: InC.SR_*CO-SC Date: 09-07-22
PHYSICS: PRESENT WEEK (80%): EMI: Calculation of magnetic flux, Faraday's
law of EMI, Lenz's law, Motional EMF, Induced electric field (Exlude:
Self and Mutual Inductance)
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applications, Moving coil galvanometer and its sensitivity
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Cannizarro reaction, Aldol concdensation (self, crossed & intra
molecular), perkin condensation, Tischenko reaction, Oxidation and
reduction, Wolf-Kishner reduction, clemmenson reduction, Tests of
aldehyde and ketones: 2,4-DNP test, Tollens test, Fehlings test,
Benedict test, schiffs test, iodoform test (Exclude: diathane
synthesis, benzoin condensation, stork enamine reaction, Favorskii
rearrangement, oxidation by SeO2, Knoevenegal reaction, Darzen
glycocidic reaction, Schimdt reaction, Mannich reaction )
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2X aldehydes and ketones from acid chlorides and nitriles; aldehydes
from esters;benzaldehyde from toluene and benzene, Physical
properties, mechanismof nucleophilic addition reactions- addition of
H2O, ROH, addition of RMgX, HCN, NaHSO3, addition of NH3 and
derovatives, beckmann rearrangement
(Exclude: beckmann fragmentation), Addition of ammonia
derivatives, Beckmann rearrangement
MATHEMATICS: PRESENT WEEK (80%): Complex numbers: Algebra of complex
numbers, Addition , Multiplication, Conjugation, Polar representation
of complex numbers, Properties of modulus, Triangular inequalities,
Principle arguments
PREVIOUS WEEK (20%): Application of Derivatives (Integration
related)
SECTION – I
cases
dy

 sin y   x and  
37. Given y (0)  .If y (a )  then possible values of a is/are
dx sin 2 y  x cos y 2 2
A) 0 B) 1 C) -1 D) 2
38. In the quadratic equation x 2   p  iq  x  3i  0, p and q are real. If the sum of the
squares of the roots is 8 then which of the following is/are correct?
A) p  3 and q  1 B) p  3 and q  1
C) p  3 and q  1 D) p  3 and q  1
39. If z is a complex number satisfying z 2  1  z  2 , then which of the following is/are
Correct?
1  13 1 5
A)Maximum value of z is B) Maximum value of z is
2 2
1 5 1 2
C) Minimum value of z is D) Minimum value of z is
2 2
1  z  z2
40. Let z be a complex number such that z  C  R and  R . Then
1  z  z2
A) The maximum value of z  3  4i is 6
B) The maximum value of z  3  4i is 5
C) The minimum value of z  3  4i is 4
D) The minimum value of z  3  4i is 3
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41. Let 'z' be a complex number such that z  z  a 1  2i  and z 4  14z 2  625  0 where
a  R  . Choose the incorrect statements
A) z  5 B) z 2  z  19  z 2

C) 3z  5  8i  4 D) arg z  3
42. If z1  5  12i and | z2 | 4 then
A) Maximum | z1  iz2 |  17 B) Minimum  z1  1  i  z2   13  4 2
z1 13 z1 13
C) Minimum  D) Maximum 
4 5 4 3
z2  z2 
z2 z2
43. Suppose   i  is a solution of the polynomial equation
a 4 z 4  ia 3z 3  a 2 z 2  ia1z  a 0  0 where , ,a i  R,  i 0,1,2,3,4 . Which of the

following is/are also solution (s) of the above equation?
A)   i B)   i C)   i D)    i
SECTION-II
12z  i 1
44. If Z be a complex number such that  1 then the minimum value of is
3  4iz z
equal to
45. Number of ordered pair(s)  z,  of the complex numbers z and  satisfying the
7
system of equations, z3    0 and z 5 . 11  1 is
46. If z1 , z 2 , z 3 are complex numbers such that z1  z 2  z3  2 and
1 1 1 z13  z 32  z 33  z1 z 2 z 3 p
 z1  z 2  z3       9 then  (where p, q  N and
 z1 z 2 z 3  z1z 2  z 2 z 3  z 3z1 q
p, q are co primes) then 3p -q =

47. If z1 , z 2 , z 3 ,............., z n be complex numbers such that z k  k  1 for k = 1, 2, 3,
n 2  z k  z k 1  z k 1  z k  2  3
..........., n and      then the value of n is

k 1  k  1  z k z k 1
2
  k  2 2  z z  8
  k 1 k  2 
48. Let a, b,c complex numbers with a  0 . If the roots of the equation az 2  bz  c  0 have
ab c
equal moduli then  __
a bc
SECTION – III
Column-II Column-III
(Solution of differential (Area bounded by the
Column-I
equation given under curve under column-II
(Differential Equation)
column-I which is between x  0, x  1 and
passing through (1, 1)) X-axis)
dy 2 y 
A)  P) x2  y2  2 K)
dx x 4
2
 dy  dy
y     x  y  x  0
 dx  dx
B) Q) x2  y2  2x  0 L) 1
 dy 
  1
 dx 
dy  2
C) x 2  y 2  2 xy 0 R) y  x2 M)
dx 4
dy x 1
D)  S) y2  x2  0 N)
dx y 3
49. Which of the following matching is correct ?
A) A – R – M B) A – S – M C) A – R – N D) A – Q – K

A) B – Q – N B) B – P – M C) B – R – K D) B – S – L
A) C – Q – K B) C – P – L C) C – R – N D) C – Q – N
Column-I contain equation in terms of complex number z

Column-II represents the sum of principal values of argument (in radian) of all possible
roots of equations given in Column-I
Column-III represents the modulus of possible roots of equations given in Column-I
COLUMN-I COLUMN-II COLUMN-III

I) z2  z  1  0 i) P) 2
2

II) z 2  iz, z  0 ii)  Q) 1
2
III) z 3  iz 2  2i  0 iii) 0 R) 2

2
z  2z z  z z  1,
5 3 3
1
IV) iv)  S)
4
2
where Re(z)  1
52. Which of the following is the only correct combination ?
A) II -ii -Q B) I - ii - Q C) III - ii - P D) IV - ii - Q
A) II -i -R B) I - ii - R C) III - i - Q D) IV - iii - S
A) I- iii -Q B) III - i - Q C) III - i - S D) IV - i - S

KEY SHEET
PHYSICS
1 B 2 AD 3 ACD 4 ABCD 5 BCD
6 ABCD 7 BCD 8 6 9 8 10 1
11 2 12 4 13 A 14 C 15 B
16 D 17 B 18 A
CHEMISTRY
19 ABCD 20 C 21 A 22 ABC 23 ABCD
24 AD 25 C 26 7 27 3 28 4
29 2 30 3 31 C 32 D 33 D
34 C 35 C 36 B
MATHEMATICS
37 AD 38 AB 39 AC 40 AC 41 CD
42 ABCD 43 C 44 4 45 2 46 9
47 8 48 1 49 C 50 B 51 A
52 C 53 D 54 A
Narayana IIT Academy 09-07-22_INC.SR.IIT_*COSC(MODEL-A) _WAT-53_Key&Sol’s
27. CONCEPTUAL
28. CH 3OH CD3OH CD 2 HOH CH 2 DOH
29.
30. CONCEPTUAL
31. CONCEPTUAL
32. CONCEPTUAL
33. CONCEPTUAL
34. CONCEPTUAL
35. CONCEPTUAL
36. CONCEPTUAL
MATHS
dy sin y  x
37. cos 
dx 2sin y  x
dy dZ
sin y  Z  cos y 
dx dx
dZ Z  x

dx Z  x
Put Z  vx
dZ dv
v x
dx dx
dv v  1
vx 
dx v  1
dv v  1 v  1  v2  v
x  v 
dx v  1 v 1
dv 2v  v  1 2
x 
dx v 1
v 1 dx
 2v  v 2  1 dv   x
38.       p  iq  ,  3i
Given,  2   2  8
     2  8
2
 p  iq   6i  8  p 2  q 2  i  2 pq  6   8
2
 p 2  q 2  8 and pq  3
 p  3 and q  1  or  p  3 and q  1
z 1  z2 1  z  1
2 2
39.
z 1  z  2  z  1
2 2
1  5 
I. z  z  1  0  z   ,  
2
 2 
INC.SR.IIT_*CO SC Page No: 7

 1  13 
II. z  z  3  0  z   0,
2

 2 
III. z  z  1  0  Always true
2
1  5 1  13 
 z  , 
 2 2 
42. | z1  iz2 |  | z1 |  | iz2 |  | z1 |  | z2 |  17 and, | z1  1  i  z2 |  | z1 |  | 1  i  z2 |  13  4 2
4 4 4
Also | z2 |   z2  | z2 | 
| z2 | z2 | z2 |
4
 3  z2  5
z2
13 z1 13
So,  
5 4 3
z2 
z2
46. z 1
 z 2  z 3  z1  z2  z3   9
z1  z 2  z 3  36
2
z1  z 2  z 3  6
z1  z 2  z 3  2  cos   isin  
 z 1
 z 2  z3   z1  z 2  z3
  
  
n 2
 z k  z k 1  z k 1  z k  2 
47.    k  1
2
  k  2
2

  k  1  z k   k  2  
k 1
z k 1 
2 2
 z k 1   z k 2 
n 2 
z k 1 z k  2  n 2  1 
 

k 1  k  1  k  2 
2 2   
 k 1  k  1 k  2  

   
b c
48. Let  ,  are the complex roots of az 2  bz  c  0 then      &  
a a
1 1
, are roots of cz 2  bz  a  0
 
    , 
1 1 b    b  
  ,   c c 
  c       
2

2
c
 a a
b a
b ab c
   1
ac c a bc
49, 50 & 51
Conceptual

PHYSICS: PRESENT WEEK (80%): Self and mutual induction, L-R circuits, L-C
Oscillations with D-C source and eddy currents
PREVIOUS WEEK (20%): EMI: Calculation of magnetic flux,

Faraday's law of EMI, Lenz's law, Motional EMF, Induced electric field
(Exlude: Self and Mutual Inductance)
CHEMISTRY: PRESENT WEEK (80%): Carboxylic Acids & Derivatives:
Preparation methods of carboxylic acids from alcohols, aldehydes,
alkylbenzenes, nitriles and amides, Grignard reagents,acyl halides,
esters and anhydrides, Formation of anhydride, heating effect,
Esterification Reactions with PCl5, PCl3 and SOCl2, Reaction with
ammonia and reduction, decarboxylation, HVZ reaction EAS of
benzoic acid, Preparation and properties of acid derivatives, reaction
with water, alcohol, ammonia, amines, claisen condensation,
Dieckmann condesation (Exclude: acylion condensation)
PREVIOUS WEEK (20%): alpha halogenation, Haloform Reaction,
Cannizarro reaction, Aldol concdensation (self, crossed & intra
molecular), perkin condensation, Tischenko reaction, Oxidation and
reduction, Wolf-Kishner reduction, clemmenson reduction, Tests of
aldehyde and ketones: 2,4-DNP test, Tollens test, Fehlings test,
Benedict test, schiffs test, iodoform test (Exclude: diathane synthesis,
benzoin condensation, stork enamine reaction, Favorskii
rearrangement, oxidation by SeO2, Knoevenegal reaction, Darzen
glycocidic reaction, Schimdt reaction, Mannich reaction )
MATHEMATICS: PRESENT WEEK (80%): Rotation - Coni's Theorem, Rotation form,
Geometrical interpretation
PREVIOUS WEEK (20%): Complex numbers: Algebra of complex
numbers, Addition , Multiplication, Conjugation, Polar representation
of complex numbers, Properties of modulus, Triangular inequalities,
Principle arguments
SECTION – I
37. Consider z1 , z2 and z3 are complex numbers such that z1 z2  80  320i, z2 z3  60 and
z3 z1  96  24i ; where i  1; then z1  z2  z3 is equal to
2
A) 79 B) 59 C) 64 D) 74
 i

  i
11
   i 512 
38. Consider triangle ABC having vertices at points A  2e 4  , B  2e 12
 , C  2e  . Let the
     
incircle of ABC touches the sides BC,CA,AB at points D  zD  , E  zE  and F  zF 
respectively, then
 1 1 1 
Im     is equal to
 zD zE zF 
1
A) 0 B) 1 C) – 1 D)
3

39. If z lies on the curve arg  z  i   , then the minimum value of z  4  3i  z  4  3i is
4
[Where : i 2  1 ]
A) 5 B) 10 C) 15 D) 20
40. Let A  z1  , B  z2  , C  z3  , D  z4  be vertices of a square, satisfy z1  1  z2  1  z3  1  z4  1 .
Then z1  z2  z3  z4 
A) 0 B) 1 C) 2 D) 4
SECTION – II
41. Let two distinct points P  z1  and Q  z2  lie on curve C : z  z  2 z  1 such that

arg  z1  z2   , then
4
A) P, Q lie on ellipse B) Im  z1  z2   2 C) P, Q lie on parabola
D) Point of intersection of tangents to ‘C’ at P and Q lie on curve Im  z   1

42. Let A  z1  , B  z2  , C  z3  , D  z4  are four distinct points in complex plane such that
2 z4  z1  z4  z2  z4  z3 , 2 z4  z2  z4  z1  z4  z3
z4  z1
2 z4  z3  z4  z1  z4  z2 and is purely imaginary, then
z3  z2
z4  z2 z4  z3
A) is purely real B) is purely imaginary
z3  z1 z2  z1
C) 3z4  z1  z2  z3 D) z4  z1  z4  z2
43. If from a point P  z1  lying on curve z  2 & a pair of tangents are drawn to curve z  1
meeting it at points Q  z2  and R  z3  ,then
4 1 1  4 1 1
A)         9
 z1 z2 z3  z1 z2 z3 
z  2
B) arg  2  
 z3  3
z z z
C) Point with complex representation  1 2 3  will lie on z  1
 3 
D) Point with complex representation  1  will lie on z  1

z
2  
If 2 z  5  6 z  9 , then z  a Re(z) + b, where a and b are real numbers, then

2
44.
A) a  4 B) 4  a  b   9 C) 2  a  b   9 D) a  4b  3  0
45. Let a, b, c be distinct complex numbers with a  b  c  1 and z1 , z2 be the roots of the
equation az 2  bz  c  0 with z1  1. Let P and Q represent the complex numbers z1 and

z2 in the argand plane with POQ   ,   0,   (where O being the origin),then
2 2 
A) b 2  ac ;  B)   ; PQ  3 C) PQ  2 3 ; b 2  ac D)   ; b 2  ac
3 3 3

46. The locus of centre of circle which touches the circle z  4i  4 and z  3  1 externally
is a conic C. which of the following is/are correct for conic C?
16
A) Length of latusrectum is B) Length of latusrectum is 16
3
5
C) Distance between foci is D) Distance between foci is 5
3
47. Consider ABC whose circumcircle is z  r in the argand plane with A,B,C be
represented by complex numbers a,b,c respectively. The foot of altitudes from A,B,C
meet the opposite side at D,E and F and the altitudes when produced meet the circle
z  r at L,M and N respectively then which of following is/are correct?
  a 2b 2  b 2 c 2  c 2 a 2 
A) Centroid of LMN is
3abc
B) The mirror image of orthocenter of ABC with respect to BC lies on z  r
bc
C) The mirror image of orthocenter of ABC with respect to BC is
a
ab
D) The mirror image of orthocenter of ABC with respect to AB is
c
48. Identify which of the following statement(s) is (are) correct?

A) If 0  arg z  , then minimum value of 2 3z  6i is equal to 6
3
z2 
B) If arg  
  , then minimum value of z  3  3i is equal to 3 2
 z  2i  2
C) If z1 and z2 are lying on z  5 such that z1  z2  2, then the value of z1  z2 is equal to
4 6
 3
D) If  arg  z  1  and Im  z   2, then area of the region in which z lies is 4 sq.
4 4
units

SECTION – III
Eg: 1234.56, 123.45, -123.45, -1234.56, -0.12, 0.12 etc.
49. Let L be any line not passing through origin and P  z1  be the foot of perpendicular
z2 z2
from origin to the line. Let Q  z2  be any point different from P on L, then  is
z1 z1
equal to
5 75  27 z1 z2
50. If z1 , z2 are complex numbers such that z1  , then is equal to
3 10( z1  z2 )
51. Let z1 , z2 , z3 be complex numbers with z1  z2  z3  r , r  0 and the maximum value of


z1  z2 z2  z3  z2  z3 z3  z1  z3  z1 z1  z2 is equal to  r 2 , then is equal to
5
52. If z1  1, z2  2, z3  3, then
1
z1  z2  z3   z1  z2  z3  z1  z2  z3  z1  z2  z3  is equal to
2 2 2 2
5  
53. If there is a complex number z with imaginary part 164 and a positive integer n such
z n
that  4i , then value of is equal to
zn 100
54. If z1 satisfies the equation z  3  4 and z2 satisfies the equation z  1  z  1  3 and m, M
be the minimum and maximum values of z1  z2 respectively, then m  M is equal to

KEY SHEET
PHYSICS
1 B 2 D 3 C 4 C 5 BC
6 ABC 7 AD 8 AC 9 ACD 10 ABCD
11 ACD 12 AB 13 1 14 2 15 8
16 1.6 17 0.01 18 2.5
CHEMISTRY
19 A 20 A 21 C 22 B 23 AC
24 ABC 25 AC 26 BC 27 BC 28 ACD
29 ABCD 30 AD 31 3 32 7 33 3
34 8 35 12 36 5
MATHEMATICS
37 D 38 A 39 B 40 D 41 BCD
42 BCD 43 ABCD 44 ABD 45 AB 46 AD
47 ABCD 48 BCD 49 2 50 4.50 51 1.80
52 11.20 53 6.97 54 8.50

CHEMISTRY
19. Conceptual
20. Conceptual
21. Conceptual
22. Conceptual
23. Conceptual
24. Conceptual
25. Conceptual
26. Conceptual
27. Conceptual
28. Conceptual
29. Conceptual
30. Conceptual
31. Conceptual
32. Conceptual
33. Conceptual
34. Conceptual
35. Conceptual
36. Conceptual
MATHS
37. z  32  8  15i  , z  200i , z  18i
2
1
2
2
2
3
 z1  z2  z3   24  70i
2
38.
39.
 4  3i 
 4  3i 
Minimum value z1  z2 =10

z1  z3
40. 1
2
z2  z4
1
2
 z1  z2  z3  z4  4

x 2   x  1  y 2
2
41.
2
1
t1  t2
 t1  t2  2
1 1 1  1 1 
R   t1t2  ,  t1  t2      t1t2 ,1
2 2 2  2 2 
 R lies on Im  1
42. 3 z4  z1  z4  z1  z4  z2  z4  z3
Similarly
 z4  z1  z4  z2  z4  z3
z4  z1
And is purely imaginary.
z3  z 2
 z4 represents orthocenter and circumcentre of ABC
 ABC is equilateral
1  
43. sin       QPR 
2 6 3

z  2
 arg  2   
 z3  3
 PQR is equilateral.
Circumcircle of PQR has OP as diameter.
z  z
 Circumecentre if  1  and 1  1
2 2
 circumentre and centriod coincide for equilateral triangle
z z z
 1 2 3 1
3
 4 1 1  4 1 1 
         z1  z2  z3  z1  z2  z3   z1  z2  z3  9
2
 z1 z2 z3  z1 z2 z3 
44.  2 z  5 2 z  5   6 z  9  6 z  9 
 32 z  64  z  z   56  0
2
7
 z  4 Re  z  
2
4
7
a  4, b  
4
b c
z1  z2  ; z1 z2   z1  z2  1   z1  z2  z1  z2   1
2
45.
z a
z  z 
2
b2 c
 2  z1 z2  z2 z1 1 1 2 1  b 2  ac
z1 z2 a2 a
 2
Now, z2  z1ei then z1  z2  z1 1  ei  2 cos  1 
2 3
PQ  z2  z1  3
46. z  4i  4  c1  4i  & R1  4
z  3  1  c2  3 & R2  1
Let z0 be the center of circle which touches both circle externally
z0  4i  4  R
z0  3  1  R
z0  4i  z0  3  3
5
Locus of z0 is hyperbola with focus 4i & 3 and e 
3
47. Conceptual
48. Conceptual
z2  z1
49. is purely imaginary
z1
z2  z1 z2  z1
 0
z1 z1
z z
 2  3 2
z1 z2

 25 
27   z1 z2 
75  27 z1 z2  9 
50. 
z1  z2 z1  z2
27  z1 z1  z1 z2  27 z1  z1  z2 
 
 z1  z2   z1  z2 
5
 27 z1  27   45
3
51. Z1  Z 2 Z 2  Z 3  Z 2  Z 3 Z 3  Z1  Z 3  Z1 Z1  Z 2
 Z1  Z 2  Z 2  Z 3  Z 3  Z1
2 2 2
 2 Z1   Z1Z 2
2

 3 Z1  Z 2  Z 3
2 2 2
 Z  Z
1 2  Z3
2
 3  3r 2   0  9r 2
52.   z1  z2  z3  z1  z2  z3     z1  z2  z3   z1  z2  z3 
  z1  z2  z3  z1  z2  z3    z1  z2  z3    z1  z2  z3 

 4 z1  z2  z3
2 2 2
  56
z n i n 4  i
53.  4i  1     
zn 2 4 z 4
4n 4n  4  i 
z 
4  i 17
4n
Im  2    164  n  697
17
54. m0 circle z  3  4
1 17
M  8  and ellipse z  1  z  1  3
2 2

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value of alternating current/ voltage: reactance and impedance: LCR
circuit, resonance: Quality factor, power in AC circuits, wattless
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PREVIOUS WEEK (20%): Self and mutual induction, L-R circuits,
L-C Oscillations with D-C source and eddy currents
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nitriles and amides; Hoffmann bromamide degradation, Gabriel
phthalimide synthesis, Physical properties, reaction with nitrous acid,
alkylation, acylation, carbylamine reaction, hinsberg test, Hoffman
mustard oil reaction, EAS of aniline, nitration, sulphonation,
bromination, diazotisation, Azo coupling reaction of diazonium salts
of aromatic amines; Sandmeyer and related reactions of diazonium
salts;
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ammonia and reduction, decarboxylation, HVZ reaction EAS of
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with water, alcohol, ammonia, amines, claisen condensation,
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nth roots of unity
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Geometrical interpretation
SECTION – I
37. Let A and B be two sets of complex numbers such that
 3 2
  
A  z : z  2 z  3i z  6i  0 and B  z : z 2  4  z 2  4  4 z . Find the area of
the figure enclosed by joining the points lying in A  B .
A) 4 sq. units B) 6 sq. units C) 8 sq. units D) 16 sq. units
38. If x sinA + y sinB + z sinC  0 and x 2 sin2A + y 2 sin2B + z 2 sin2C  0 , then the
value of x 3sin3A + y3sin3B + z3sin3C (where x,y,z, A,B,C  R and A+B+C   )
A) is equal to 0 B) depends on A, B, C
C) depends on x, y, z D) None of these
39. The sets A  {z z18  1} and B  {  48  1} consider the set C  {z z  A and   B} .
If ' k ' is number of distinct elements in C, then sum of digits in ' k ' is ………
A) 10 B) 8 C) 7 D) 9
1
40. Let complex numbers  and lie on circles ( x  x0 ) 2  ( y  y0 ) 2  r 2 and

( x  x0 ) 2  ( y  y0 ) 2  4r 2 respectively, if z0  x0  iy0 satisfies the equation
1
2 z0  r 2  2 , then
2


2
A) 9 B) 7 C) 8 D) 13
2 2
41. Let   cos  i sin and Ak  x  y k  p 2 k  w 3k  f  4 k where x, y, p, w, f
5 5
A  A1  A2  A3  A4
2 2 2 2 2
are points on the circle z  1 then 0 is equal to

5
A) 5 B) 4 C) 0 D) 1

2
 15
1 
42. If z  z  1  0, z  C (C be the set of complex numbers) , then   Z n  (1) n n 
2
n 1  Z 
is equal to ………
A) 30 B) 1 C) 2 D) 1
43. Let A be the point (0,2) and points Bk (0  k  9) are the vertices of a regular decagon
(in anticlockwise order) inscribed in a unit circle centered at origin, then the value of
the product of distances ( AB3 . AB4 . AB5 . AB6 . AB7 ) is ……. (Consider B0 at (1,0) )
A) 5 41 B) 3 41 C) 1025 D) 41
SECTION-II
(ONE OR MORE OPTIONS CORRECT TYPE)
This section contains 7 multiple choice equations. Each question has four choices (A) (B),(C) and (D) out of
which ONE or MORE THAN ONE are correct.
Marking scheme: +4 for all correct options, 0 if not attempted and -2 in all wrong cases.
44. P is a set consisting of those points which lie on the portion of a curve given by
 3 z  6  3i  
arg    . Q is a set consisting of those points which lie on the curve given
 2 z  8  6i  4
by z  3  i  3 , then which of the following statements is/are true ?
4  2 
A) 4   i 1   is the complex number associated to both the sets.
5  5
B) Complex number z in the set Q for which z  (2  i )  z  (4  3i ) takes
maximum value is i .
C) Complex number z in the set Q for which z  (2  i )  z  (4  3i ) takes minimum
 5   5 
values are  2  i  and  3  i  .
 2   2 
D) There is no complex number associated with both the sets.

45. Let z1 and z2 are non-zero (given) complex numbers and k be any positive real
number. Consider the system of equations 3 z  z1  2 z2  z1  z2 and
 z1  z2  
arg     . Then
 z  kz1  (1  k ) z2  2
2 
A) The system of equations has no solution, if k   ,  
3 
 2
B) The system of equations have more than one solution, if k   0, 
 3
 2
C) The system of equations have no solution, if k   0, 
 3
2 
D) The system of equations have more than one solution, if k   ,  
3 
46. Let A1 , A2 ,....., A7 be a polygon and a1 , a2 ,....., a7 be the complex numbers representing vertices

2
A1 , A2 ,....., A7 . If a1  a2  ......  a7  R , then ai  a j
1i  j  7
A) greater than 30 R 2
B) has minimum value as 35 R 2
C) has its minimum value in (25 R 2 ,45 R 2 )
D) is less than 45 R 2
47. Which of the following options are correct?
12
 k 
 k 1  k
A) If  k  cis   then
k 1
4
 7 
3

k 1
4 k 1   4 k 2
22
1
B) If Z 23  1 and Z  R then 1  Z
k 1
8k
 Z 16 k
 15
3 i
C) If Z  then least positive value of n such that ( Z 101  i109 )106  Z n is 10
2
  ( .
3
D) If 1 , 2 , 3 ..... 30 are 30th roots of unity then i j ) is 0.
1i  j 30

48. If A(2,0) and B( Z ) are two points on Z  2 , M ( Z 1 ) is the midpoint on AB. If the
point Z 1 lies on line of median of OAB passing through 'B' where O is origin which
of the following options are correct?
1 i 13  15 
A) Z   B) arg( Z 1 )  tan 1  
2 2  2 
5 i 13
C) Z 1   D) Z  2Z 1  2
4 4
3 10 1
A) sin10 sin 20 sin 30......sin 900  B) cos 40 cos80 cos120......cos880 
289 222
 3 5 7 9 1
C) cos  cos  cos  cos  cos 
11 11 11 11 11 2
D) None of 1, 2, 3 are correct
50. Let Z and R be set of complex numbers and real numbers respectively,
A  {x : x 5  1  0, x  Z } , B  {x : 0  Re( x)  1 and x  A} , P( x)  x  x 4 , x  Z ,
Q( x)  x 2  x 3 , x  Z ; S ( x)  x 21  x14  x 9  x  1, x  Z and Re ( x) denotes real part

of x, x  Z
Then, which of the following options is/are correct?
A) P( ) is real number,   B
B) {P( )  Q( )}  A,   B
C) P( ) Q( )  A ,   B
D) Locus of point x  S ( )  ib, x  Z ,   B , is a straight line as b varies in 'R'.

SECTION – III
(PARAGRAPH TYPE)
This section contains 2 groups of questions. Each group has 2 multiple choice questions based on a paragraph.
Each question has 4 choices A), B), C) and D) for its answer, out of which ONLY ONE is correct.
Let z be a complex number such that z ( z  2) is a purely imaginary number (Recall, 0
is also purely imaginary). If the principle argument is taken in   ,   , then based on
this, answer the following
3
51. The number of nonzero integral values of n such that is in the range of Arg ( z )
n
for all such z , is
A) 10 B) 11 C) 12 D) 18
52. The number of straight lines through origin intersecting or touching the above curve in
only one point is
A) 0 B) 1 C) 2 D) 3

If z  r (cos  i sin  ) and n is a positive integer, then
1

1
(2k   ) (2k   ) 
z  r cos  i sin , Where k = 0, 1, 2, 3, …….( n 1), are n
n n th
 n n 

roots of the complex number z .
53. Let P( x)  (1  x  x 2  .....x17 ) 2  x17 has 34 complex roots of the form
zk  rk ei 2 ak , k  1,2,3.....,34 such that 0  a 1  a2  a3 .....  a34  1 and rk  0 .
m
If a1  a2  .....  a5  where m, n are relatively prime positive integers then m  n
n
equals
A) 480 B) 481 C) 482 D) 483
97
54. The unit’s digit of  (2  3 k2 ) , where  0 ,1 , 2 ......, 97 are the 98th roots of unity is
k 0
A) 1 B) 0 C) 5 D) 6

KEY SHEET
PHYSICS
1 C 2 B 3 D 4 B 5 B
6 C 7 A 8 ABC 9 BD 10 AC
11 ABC 12 ABCD 13 ABC 14 C 15 B
16 C 17 B 18 D
CHEMISTRY
19 D 20 D 21 B 22 D 23 B
24 C 25 B 26 BD 27 ABD 28 AB
29 AC 30 ABD 31 BC 32 BC 33 D
34 D 35 B 36 D
MATHEMATICS
37 C 38 A 39 D 40 B 41 A
42 C 43 A 44 AB 45 AB 46 ABC
47 ABCD 48 D 49 ABC 50 ACD 51 B
52 D 53 C 54 C
O
NH 2  
Br2 / KOH
NH 2
B)
Cl NH  CH3

CH3 NH 2
Cu 2O / 

C)
N 2Cl NH 2

Zn / HCl

D)
31.
32. Based on mechanism of reaction

33. Conceptual
34. Conceptual
35. Conceptual
36. Conceptual
MATHS
37.

A z z 2 

B z zz  zz 4 

B z x  y 2 
Area of the square = 8 sq. units
38. z1  x  cos A  i sin A  , z2  y  cos B  i sin B  ,
z3  z  cos C  i sin C 
Im  z1  z2  z3   0
 z1  z2  z3 is real
Similarly z1 z2  z2 z3  z3 z1 is real
z13  z23  z33  3z1 z2 z3
  z1  z2  z3   z12  z22  z32  z1 z2  z2 z3  z3 z1 
z1 z2 z3  xyze 
i A B  C 
is real
 z13  z23  z33 is real
2 k1 2 k2 2 2 r
i i i (8 k1 3 k2 ) i
39. z  e 18
e 48
e 144
e 144
R can take atmost 144 distinct values and all values are attained using the periodicity
of 2 .
For example : 3  47  8  149
149  2 2  5
 2 
144 144
Which is not attained for 8k1  3k 2 , between 0 to 143.
40.
1
By obs :  , are collinear vectors

From POC
  z0  r 2
2 2
cos  ……… (i)

2  z0
From QOC
1
2  z0  4 r
2 2

cos  …….. (ii)
1
2 z0

From (i) & (ii)
  z0  r 2 1  z0   4 r 2 
2 2 2 2 2
 
2  z0 2  z0
r2  2

2
Using given condition z0
2

1
  r 2  r 2   8r 2    
2 2 2
7
41. use 5th roots of unity
42. z 2  z  1  0  z  w, w2
2
15
 n n 1 
15
 1 
  z  (1) n  
n 1  z 
  z
n 1
2n

z 2n
 2(1) n 

15
 1 
   w
n 1
2n

w 2n
 2(1)n 

1  1  1
w (1  1) w2 
 1  30  1  1
w (1  w ) w  w 
2 2 30 2
   2(1)   2
1  w2 1 2
1 1  w 2
1 2
1
w w
 002 2
43.
By observation AB0  AB5 , AB1  AB4 , AB2  AB3 , AB9  AB6 , AB8  AB7
( x  1)( x   ).......( x   9 )  x10  1
Put x  2i and taking modules on both sides
We get  ( ABk )  2  1
10
  AB3 . AB4 . AB5 . AB6 . AB7   1025

2
  AB3 . AB4 . AB5 . AB6 . AB7   5 41

Equation of C2 :  x  3   y  1  9  x  y  6 x  2 y  1  0
2 2 2 2
44.
2
For C1 : sin 45   r  2 , Centre (4, 1)
0
r
Equation of curve C1 :  x  4    y  1  4  x  y  8 x  2 y  13  0
2 2 2 2
Solving C1 and C2  2 x  4 y  12  0  x  6  2 y
z  2 z2 1
45. z 1  z1  z2
3 3
 z1  z2  
And Arg   
 z   kz1  1  k  z2   2
 


Angle between the line segment joining A( z1 ) and B ( z2 ) & z and kz1  1  k  z2 is ;
2
z1  2 z2
is a point on segment AB such that AC : CS = 2:1 and D  kz1  1  k  z2  is a point on
3
Segment AB such that AD:DB  1  k : k  BD  k  z1  z2 
2 2
(a) for no solution  BD  BB1  k z1  z2  z1  z2  k 
3 3
2
(b) for more than one solution  0  BD  BB1  0  k z1  z2  z1  z2
3
0k 2/3
46. 
1 j 7
ai  a j 
2
 a
1 j 7
i
2 2
 a j  ai a j  ai a j 
7 7 7
 2 R . C2   ai a j  42 R   ai a j   ai a j
2 7 2
i j i 1 j 1 i 1
 7  7 
 35 R    ai    al   7 R 2
2
 i 1   j 1 
7
 35R  2
a
i 1
i  35R 2

47. A)  k 1   k  2sin  It represents length of side of n sided regular polygon 
2

 4 k 1   4 k 2  2sin
2
22
1 22
 Z 8 k  1  22  Z 8 k  1 
B)       
k 1 1  Z  Z 16 k k 1  Z 24 k  1  k 1  Z k  1 
8k
22
 1  Z k  Z 2 k  .....  Z 7 k
k 1
 22  (1)  (1)  .....  (1)
 22  7  15
C) Z  i
2
Z 101  i
D)    i  j 
3 3  13   23       30
3
 16   26       306 
1i  j 30 2

3 2 
13   23       303  1      2        29     cis
3 3

 30 
1   3 
30
 0
13
z2 1 z 2
48. z1  , z 
2 2
z z 1
z z z 1
z,1,  1 are collinear   1 1 1  0  z  z 1  x 
2 2 2 2
1 1 1
x 2  y 2  4  z  2   y 
15
2
1 i 15 1 5 i 15
z  , z  
2 2 4 4
49. We known that

2 r 2 r r
i) 1   r  1  cos  i sin  1   r  2 sin
n n n
2 r 2 r r
ii) 1   r  1  cos  i sin  1   r  2 cos
n n n
1  z  z 2  ...  z n 1   z  1  z   2  ... z   n 1 
Put z  1, and taking modulus on both sides.
 n  1  1 1   2  ...1   n1 
 2  n  1 u sin g (i)
 n  2n1 sin sin ...sin  
n n n
Put n  90
0
3 10
89
 sin10 sin 20...sin890.sin 900
2
1  z  z 2  ...  z n 1   z  1  z   2  ... z   n 1 
Put z  1 and taking modulus on both sides

 1  1  1   1   ... 1  
n
  1  2  n 1 
 1  1
 1  1  2n1 cos  cos 2 ...cos  n  1  u sin g i
n
   
 1  1 n n n
Put n  45
0
 1  244 cos 40 cos80...cos1860

1
 22  cos 40 cos80...cos880
2
5 5
 3 9 cos sin
iii) cos  cos  ...  cos  11 11  1
11 11 11  2
sin
11
i 2 i 4 i 6 i 8
50. x  1  0  x  1, e , e , e
5 5 5 5
,e 5
 i 25 i 45 i 65 i 85 

A  1, e , e , e , e 
 
i 2 i 8
1  Re  x   0  x  e 5
,e 5
 i 25 i 85 
B  e , e 
 
P    Q       2   3   4  1
P   .Q     3   4   6   7
    2   3   4  1
R     21   14   9    1
51 & 52.
z ( z  2) is purely imaginary  z 2  2 z  ik
 ( x 2  y 2 )  2ixy  2( x  iy )  ik
 ( x 2  y 2  2 x)  0 & 2 xy  2 y  k
 ( x 2  2 x  1)  y 2  1
 ( x  1) 2  y 2  1 (rect.hyperbola)
C H  ( 1,0)

  3 3
 Arg ( z )   
4 2 4 n
 3  3 3
     1
4 n 2 4 n
n 4 n
2 4   1
3 3 3
 6  n  12 3 n 4
n  7,8,9,10,11 no integer
Total = 11 possible integers
 x18  1  17
53. p( x)   x
 x 1 
( x19  1)( x17  1)

( x  1) 2
Now g.c.d(17,19)=1 and also p has 34 complex roots.
Hence all 16, 17th roots of unity and 18, 19th roots of unity are the roots of p.
i 2 m
Then zm  e 19
, m  1,2,.....18
i 2 m
zn  e 17
, n  1,2,.....16
 m n  
ak   ,  / m  1,...18, n  1,....16 
 19 17  
  
97 97
54.  (2  3 )  
2
k 3 k  i 2 3 k  i 2
k 0 k 0
97  i 2  97  i 2 
 398    k     k 
k 0
 3  k 0  3 
 i 2  98
  i 2  98

 398    1     1
 3    3  
  
 (2  3 )
49 49 2

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39. A scientist is weighing each of 30 fishes. Their mean weight worked out is 30 gm and
standard deviation of 2gm. Later, it was found that the measuring scale was
misaligned and always under reported some fish weight by 2 gm. If the correct mean
weight was 16 gm more than the number of underreported fishes, then
A) Correct mean must be 30.5
B) Number of underreported fishes must be 16
C) Number of underreported fishes must be 17
D) Correct mean must be 31
40. If  is a non real root of the equation x7 = 1, then 1 + 3 + 52 + 73 + ... + 136 is
equal to
14 14
A) 0 B) C) D) none of these
1   1
41. Consider any set of observations x1 , x2 , x3 ,....., x101 ; it being given that
x1  x2  x3  ....  x100  x101 ; then the mean deviation of this set of observations about a
point k is minimum when k equals
x1  x2  .....  x101
A) x1 B) x51 C) D) x50
101
42. Mean of the numbers 1,2,3,…..,n with respective weights 12  1, 22  2,32  3,......., n 2  n is
3n  n  1 2n  1 3n  1 3n  1
A) B) C) D)
2  2n  1 3 4 2

This section contains TWO (3) Paragraphs. Based on each paragraph, there are 2 questions.
The answer to each question is a NUMERICAL VALUE.
Question Stem for Question Nos. 43 and 44
The age distribution of 400 persons in a colony having median age M is given below:
Age in years 20 – 25 25 – 30 30 – 35 35 – 40 40 – 45 45-50
Frequency 110 x 75 55 Y 30
Answer the following based on this
43. If M=33, then the absolute value of x  y is
44. The number of possible integral values of the median M, as x varies is

The equation z n  1  0 has n roots which are called the nth roots of unity. The n, nth
2   2 
roots of unity are 1, ,  2 ,...., 0 are in GP, where   cos    i sin   ;i  1 then we
 n   n 
have following results:

n 1 n 1
 2r  n 1
 2r 
(i)   r  0 or
r 0

r 0
cos 
 n 
  0 and  sin 
r 0 n 
0
n 1
(ii) z n  1   (z   r )
r 0
n 1
(iii) 
r 0
r
 (1) n 1
n 1
 n, if k is multiple of n
(iv)  kr

r 0 0, if k is not multiple of n
On the basis of above information, answer the following questions:
45. The algebraic sum of perpendicular distances from the points 1, ,  2 , 3 ,.... n 1 to the
n|b|
line az  az  b  0 , (where a is complex number and b is real) is equal to k times ,
|a|
where k is

m
 m1 
4n 1
2k   2k  
46. The real part of   sin    i cos    is
m 1  k 1   m   m  

zi
Consider a complex number w  where z  x  iy , and x, y  R
2z  1
47. If the complex number ‘w’ is purely imaginary then locus of ‘z’ is a circle whose
square of radius is
48. If the complex number ‘w’ is purely real then locus of ‘z’ is a straight line with slope

option.
49. The adjacent vertices of a regular polygon of n sides are whose center is at origin
given by 1  2,1 , 1  2, 1 .Then the value of n is a multiple of
A) 8 B) 4 C) 2 D) 6
1
50. If  is a variable complex number such that   1and z    lies on a conic then

2
A) Eccentricity of the conic is
1 
2
B) Distance between foci is 4
C) Length of latusrectum is

2  1
2

 1
2
2
 1 
D) Distance between directrices is    
  

51. The complex slope  of a line containing the points z1 and z2 in the complex plane is
z1  z2
defined as . If 1 ,  2 are the complex slopes of two lines L1 and L2, then
z1  z2
A) L1 and L2 are perpendicular if 1  2 = 0
B) L1 and L2 are parallel if 1  2 = 0
C) L1 and L2 are perpendicular if 12 = -1
D) L1 and L2 are parallel if 1  2
52. Let z1 and z 2 are non  zero distinct (given) complex numbers and k be any positive
real number. Consider the system of equations 3z  z1  2z 2  z1  z 2 and
 z1  z 2  
 
arg    . Then
 z  kz1  1  k  z 2  6
 
2 
A) The system of equations has no solution if and only if k  , 
3 
 1 2
B) The system of equations have more than one solutions if and only if k    , 
 3 3 
C) The system of equations have no solution if k  1, 
D) The system of equations can have odd number of solutions
53. Let Z satisfies Z  2(1  i)  2 then (arg(z) takes values in 0, 2  )
A) max ( Z )  4 2 B) If arg(Z ) is least Z  6
C) max(arg Z)  13 /12 D) max(arg Z)  min(arg Z)   / 3
4x x
54. Consider f (x)  and g(x)  . Then for the data f (g(1)), f (g(2),.....f (g(2022))
4 2
x
2023
A) 14 times mean is a prime number B) Median < 1
C) 10 times median is a prime number D) Mean and median are not equal

This section contains THREE (03) questions. The answer to each question is a NON-NEGATIVE INTEGER
For each question, enter the correct integer corresponding to the answer using the mouse and the on-screen
virtual numeric keypad in the place designated to enter answer.
55. Let   x  ,   x  denote the mean deviation and standard deviation respectively of a
statistical data about x. Let m, M denote the mean and median of the same data.
Let A    m  ,   m  ,   M  ,   M   a, b, c, d 
and f : A  R be a function defined as
f   m    0, f   m    1, f   M    2, f   M    3 . If it is given that a  b  c  d . Then
the value of f  a   4 f  b   16 f  c   64 f  d  
56. If the median and the range of four number [x, y, 2x  y, x  y], where 0 < y < x < 2y, are
14 and 40 respectively, then the mean of the number is
57. A data consisting of 10 entries, has 100 as mean and 4 as standard deviation. What is
the least possible integral value in the data?

KEY SHEET
PHYSICS
1 A 2 D 3 A 4 A 5 60
6 45 7 7.5 8 2.5 9 4 10 10
11 AB 12 ABC 13 BD 14 AC 15 ABCD
16 ACD 17 200 18 6 19 8
CHEMISTRY
20 C 21 D 22 B 23 C 24 -3
1.84 2.79
25 5 26 10 27 16 28 to 29 To
1.88 2.83
30 BCD 31 ABCD 32 ABCD 33 BCD 34 BCD
35 C 36 11 37 4 38 88
MATHEMATICS
39 D 40 C 41 B 42 C 43 40
44 7 45 0.5 46 0 47 0.31 48 2
49 ABC 50 ABD 51 AD 52 BC 53 BD
54 ABC 55 135 56 19 57 88
MATHS
40. Let A = 1 + 3 + 5 + 7 + ... + 11 + 136
2 3 5
A =  + 32 + 53 + 75 + ... + 117 + 137

(1 - ) A = 1 + 2 + 22 + 23 + ... + 26 - 137
= -12 + 2[ + 2 + ... + 6) = -14
14
A= 
1 
41. Mean deviation is minimum when it is considered about he item, equidistant from the beginning and
101  1
the end i.e., the median. In this case median is th i.e., 51st item i.e., x51 .
2
42. Here for each xi  i
Weight wi  i 2  i
 i i  i
n
2
Hence, the required mean 

w x i i
 i 1
w i
 i
n
2
 i
i 1
n 2  n  1 n  n  1 2n  1
n n 2
 i  i
3 2
4

6
 n i 1 i 1

n
n  n  1 2n  1 n  n  1

i 1
i2  i
i 1 6

2
n  n  1  n  n  1 2n  1 
  

2  2 3 
n  n  1  2n  1 
  1
2  3 
3n  7 n  2  3n  1 n  2  3n  1
2
   .
2  2n  4  4  n  2 4
43-44: M=30,31,32,33,34,35,36 possible
45 & 46: According to question
n 1
 (  ) r   ( ) r  b

r 0 ||||
n 1
 (  ) r   ( ) r  b
= 
r 0 2||
1  n 1 n 1 n 1

 
       
r r
= ( ) ( ) b 1
2||  r 0 r 0 r 0 
nb
=
2|a |
m 1
 2k   2k  m 1   2k   2k  
2. 
k 1
sin 
 m 
  i cos     (i) cos 
 m  k 1   m 
  i sin 
 m 

m 1
= i e 2 ki
k 1
 m 1 
= i   e2 ki  1
 k 0 
= i(0  1)

=i
Now,
4n 1  m 1
 2k   
m
   2k 
  sin 
m 1  k 1  
  i cos 
m 
  
 m   

4n 1
=  (i)
m 1
m
 i1  0  i
= Purely imaginary
z  i  2x  x  2y  2y   i(y  2x  1)
2 2
47 & 48: w 
2z  1 (2x  1) 2  4y 2
x
Re(w)  0  x 2  y 2  y0
2
10. I m (w)  0  y  2x  1
49.    
Let z  1  2  i, z  1  2  i .For adjacent vertices

z  zcis
2
 cis
2

 1 i 2 1   1  i tan 8  cis 2
n n 1 i  2  1 1  i tan  8
8
n8
1 cis   
50. Let   r  1 and   rcis then z  x  iy     rcis 
 r
 1  1
 x   r   cos  and y   r   sin 
 r  r
x2 y2
Eliminating  gives 2
 2
1
 1  1
r   r  
 r  r
Which is an ellipse . a  r 
1
r
, br
1
r
r    1  a  b
b2 2
e 1 2  ,distance between foci =2ae=4
a 1
r
r
2a
distance between directrices =
e
51. We observe that if z o is a non – zero complex number and c is a real number , then the equation
z
z o z  zo z  c  0 represents a straight line with complex slope o
zo
Let L1 : z   z  c  0 and L2 :  z   z  d  0 where    a, b  and    p, q  are non –zero
complex numbers. Then their cartesian equations are
c d
ax  by   0 and px  qy   0
2 2
 L1  L2  ap  bq  0       0

   
   0  1   2  0 where 1   and 2  are the complex slopes of L1 and L2
   
respectively.
L1  L2  aq  bp  0       0
 
   1  2 .
 
53. max  Z   OP  2 2  2  3 2
For Q arg Z is max

For R arg Z is min.
OR  OC 2  CR 2  6 = 150
max(arg Z )  XOQ  (1350  300 )  1050
min(arg Z )  XOR  (1350  300 )  1650
55. | z  2 | 1 represent the interior and boundary of the circle with centre at
1 + 0i and radius 1 and | z  2 | 1 represent circle with centre at 2  0i and radius 1. Clearly the
points satisfying | z  1| 1 and | z  2 | 1 lie on the arc DAC.
 OA | z | OC( OD)
As OCB   / 2 , OC2  OB2  BC2  4  1  3
 OC  3
Thus, | z |2  3
56. As 0  y  x  2y so x  y  y so x  y  y  x  2x  y
Hence median = 14 gives x  y  28
Range = x  2y  40 so y  12 so x  16
y
Mean = x   19
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SECTION-I
The largest coefficient in the expansion of  4  3 x 
25
41. is
14 11
25 25  4  25 25 
3
A) C11 3   B) C11 4   C) 25 C14 414311 D) 25 C14 411314
3 4
A) 56  5C1.46  5C2 .36  5C3.26  5C4 .16  6C2 . 5
B) 65  6C1.55  6C2 .45  6C3.35  6C4 .25  6C1.15  0
C) 66  6C1.56  6C2 .46  6C3.36  6C4 .26  6C5.16  720
D) 65  6C1.55  6C2 .45  6C3.35  6C4 .25  6C5.15  5C2. 6
43. For r = 0, 1, ....., 10, let Ar, Br and Cr denote, respectively, the coefficient of xr in the
10
10
expansion of (1 + x) , (1 + x) and (1 + x) , then 20 30
A r 1
r (B10 Br – C10 Ar) is equal to
A) C10  B10 B) 0 C) A10  B102  C10 A10  D) B10  C10
 7 
   14 
7
 k   r  14   n
44. The value of   14  r k  k   r   , where
n
 r  denotes C r , is
k 0     
  
 k  
A) 67 B) greater than 76 C) 87 D) greater than 78

n
45. 
K 0
n
ck ( n 1cK 1  n 1cK  2       n 1cn 1 ) is equal to
A) 2 n 1
c0  2 n 1c1       2 n 1cn B) 4n
2 n 1 2 n 1
C) c0  c1       2 n 1c2 n 1 D) 22 n1

46. 101
C0  100
C100  101
C2  100
C98 + 101
C4 100
C96  ......... 101C100 101
C0 
201
C101  100C50 201
C101  100C50 201
C100  100 C50 201
C100  100 C50
A) B) C) D)
2 2 2 2
 C  C2j  Ci C j   a
100 100
47. Let 2
i
2n
Cn  2b , where a, b, n are even natural numbers and
i 0 j0
Cr represent the coefficient of xr in the expansion of 1  x  then

100
A) a + b + n =502 B) a + b = 402
C) a–n = 102 D) a + 2b + 3n = 900
48. If 2n 1 Tn  2n C0  3  2n
C 2   32  2n
C 4   .....  3n  2n
C 2n  , n  N, then
A) Tn ,Tn 1 ,Tn  2 are in AP B) Tn , 2Tn 1 ,Tn  2 are in AP
C) T3  52 D) T4  194
49. Let  x  1 x  2  ........ x  n   A 0  A1x  A 2 x 2  .......  A n x n , then
A) A 0  2A1  22 A 2  .......   2  A n  0
n
 1 1 
B) A 0  2A1  3A 2  .......   n  1 A n   n  1!1   .....  
 2 n 1
1 2 n 
C) nA 0   n  1 A1  .......  A n 1   n  1!  .....  
2 3 n 1
D) none of these
2r 2  6r  5  n  r  1
n 2
50. Let y   , n  N, n  2 then
r 0  n  r  1 n Cr 1
1 1
A) y  n  B) y  n  C) y  1 D) y  0
n n

SECTION-II
(both inclusive).
51. The sum of last 4 digits of 3100 is
n n
Cr k
52. If  (1)r
r 0
( r  2)

Cr n2
, find k
200 200
53. Consider two polynomials f  x  and g  x  as g  x     r x r and f  x     r x r . Given
r 0 r 0
200
(i)  r  1r  100 , (ii) f  x  1  g  x  . Let A    r .
r 100
Find the remainder when A is divided by 15.
54.  2 3 n

Coefficient of x 6 in 1 x  1 x2  1 x3  ....1 xn  is 4k. The numerical value of k is
n4
55. If n is a +ve integer greater than 3 such that (1  x 2 ) 2 (1  x) n   aK x K and a1 , a2 , a3 are in
K 0
AP then maximum value of n is ________.
If k be the summation of rational coefficients in the expansion of  3 5x   , then

6
56. 3y  z
sum of digits of k is_____
2 r n
Cr k 1
Cr 1
57. The value of r 1
k  where n  k  is equal to

r 0
n
Cr n  k  r 1
Cn 1
1006
2012  2K  1 
58. If the value of sum   K  1  2013Ck 1 
is  , then value of 4   
K 0   2013
C1006  
is____

10
 x4  B1 B
59. Let  2  2   A 20 x  A19 x  A18 x  .....A1 x  A 0  2
20 19 18
 2 2  ...
 x 1 x  1  x  1
B10
Where A 20 ,A19 ,A18 ,...A1 ,A 0 ,B1 ,B2 ,.......B10 are constants. Let G be the
x  1
2 10
1
product of digits of A0, then G is
2
If 1  ax  bx 2   a0  a1 x  a2 x 2  ........  a8 x8 where a, b, a0 , a1 , a2 .....a8  R such that

4
60.
a0 a1 a2
a0  a1  a2  0 and a1 a2 a0  0 then 4  a  8b  is equal to______
a2 a0 a1

KEY SHEET
PHYSICS
1 CD 2 ABC 3 ABC 4 BC 5 C
6 ABD 7 ACD 8 BCD 9 AB 10 AC
11 2 12 7 13 1 14 3 15 3
16 7 17 8 18 1 19 5 20 5
CHEMISTRY
21 ACD 22 ABC 23 ACD 24 BD 25 BD
26 CD 27 ACD 28 ABCD 29 AB 30 ABC
31 1 32 4 33 6 34 4 35 8
36 3 37 4 38 6 39 2 40 0
MATHEMATICS
41 ABC 42 ABC 43 A 44 AB 45 AB
46 AD 47 ABC 48 BCD 49 ABC 50 BCD
51 3 52 2 53 1 54 7 55 4
56 9 57 1 58 4 59 6 60 6
22. CoCl3 .3NH 3 , vinyl chloride failed
23.
24. a , b, f , g
25.
OOCCH 2 CH 2COO 
CH 2CH 2 N
OOCCH 2 CH 2COO 
MATHS
25
 3 
We have  4  3 x   4 1  x 
25 25
41.
 4 
Let  r  1 term is the term having greatest coefficient
th
 coefficient of Tr 1  coefficient of Tr
 25  3   25  25  3  
r r 1
 4  Cr     4  Cr 1   
25
  4     4  
25
C 3 25   r  1 3
 25 r    1  1
Cr 1  4  r 4
 75  3r  3  4r
78
r   11.142
7
But r is an integer, hence r = 11
42. A) Number of onto functions from a set containing 6 elements to a set containing 5 elements
 6C 2  5
B) Number of onto functions from a set containing 5 elements to a set containing 6 elements = 0
C) Number of onto function from a set containing 6 elements to a set containing 6 elements
 6  720
10 10
43.  A r (B10 Br  C10 A r )   10 Cr ( 20 C 10
r 1 r 1
20
Cr – 30
C 10 10
Cr)
10 10
= 20
C 10 
r 1
10
C10 r 20 C r 30 C10  10 C r 10 C10 r
r 1
20
= C 10 ( 30 C 10 – 1) – 30 C 10 ( 20 C 10 – 1) = 30 C 10 – 20 C 10 = C 10 – B 10
7
 7 Ck 14 r  7  7 Ck 14
r 14 
44.   14  C k . 14
C r     k 14  k 
r k k r  k
. 
r 14  r 
k 0  Ck r  k  k 0  14

k

7 14
 7 7
1
   7 Ck  14  k
Cr  k    7 Ck . 214 k  214  7 Ck  
k 0  r k  k 0 k 0 2
7
 1
 2 .  1    67  7 6
14
 2
1  x  . n 1 2 n 1
 1
45. Consider the product of the expansions (1  x) . 1    n
 x x n 1
The given expression is sum of the coeffts of negative powers of x in this product.
 It is equal to 2 n 1c0       2 n 1cn  22 n  4n
1  x  =  101 C0  101C1x  101C2 x 2  .......
101
46.
1  x    100 C0  100 C1x  ......... 100 C100 x100 

100
1  x    101C0  101C1x  ......... 100C100 x100    100C0  100C1x  ......... 100C100 x100 
201
 coefficient of x100 is
201
C100  101C0 100 C100  101C1 100 C99  ......
Also 1  x    100 C0  100 C1 x  100 C2 x 2 .........  100 C99 x 99  100 C100 x100 
100
 1  x  1  x    101C0  101C1x  101C2 x 2 ......

101 100
 100
C100 x100  100 C99 x 99  .....
 coff .of x100 of 100
C50  101C0 100 C100  100 C1 100 C99  101C 2 100 C98  ....
adding the two
 201C100  100 C50  2  100 C0 100 C100  101C 2 100 C98  ....
 C  C2j  Ci C j   a
100 100
47.
2
i
2n
Cn  2b
i 0 j0
100 100 100 100
LHS   Ci2  C2j   Ci  C j
i 0 j0 i 0 j0
2
 100 
100
 202 C    Ck  2
k
k 0  k 0 
C100   2100 
2
 202 200
 202 200 C100  2200

 a  202,n  100,b  200
  a  b    a  b   2  2n C 2r  a 2n 2r b 2r
n
2n 2n
48.
r 0
put a  1, b  3
2  2n C2r       
n 2r 2n 2n
3  3 1  3 1
r 0
 3  4  2 3
n n
 42


   2  3  
 2n  2  3
n n

   C   3   2   2  3    2  3  
n 2r n n
2n n 1
 
2r
r 0
 T   2  3    2  3  …….(i)
n n
n
 T   2  3    2  3   T   2  3  2  3  T 0

n2
 n 1 n
 Tn  2  4Tn 1  Tn
 Tn , 2Tn 1 ,Tn  2 are in AP
T1  4
   2  3
2 2
T2  2  3  14
T3  4  T2  T1  4  14  4  52
T4  4  T3  T2  4  52  14  194
49. Putting x  2, we obtain (A)
Multiply by x and differentiate w.r.t. x, to obtain
A 0  2A1 x  3A 2 x 2  ..........   n  1 A n X n
  x  1 ....... x  n   x  x  2  ....... x  n   .......  x  x  1......  x  n  1
Put x = 1 to obtain (b)
n
For (c) replace x by 1/x and then multiply by x to obtain.
A 0 x n  A1 x n 1  ........  A n 1 x  A n  1  x 1  2x  ....... 1  nx 
Differentiate w.r.t. x to obtain
nA 0 x n 1  .........  A n 1 x  A n  1  x 1  2x  ...... 1  nx 
Differentiate w.r.t. x to obtain
n A 0 x n 1   n  1 A1 x n 2  ..........  A n 1
 1  2x  ........1  nx   2 1  x 1  3x ......1  nx   ......  n 1  x ..... 1  n  1x  
put x  1, we get
nA 0   n  1 A1  .......  A n 1
  3 4  .......... n  1  2  2  4  ......... n  1  ........  n  2  3 ........ n 
1 2 3 n 
  n  1!    ....... 
2 3 4 n  1 
 r  2    r  1 n  r  1
2
n 2
50. y
r 0  n  r  1 n Cr 1
 
n 2  r2 r 1  1
  n  n
r 0 
n  r 1 Cr 1  n
 r2 

51. We have
3100   34 
25
  81
25
  80  1
25
 25 C0 .  80   25 C1.  80   ....  25 C22  80   25C23  80   25 C24  80   25 C25

25 24 3 2
 103  25 C0 825  10 22  25 C1  824  10 21  .....  25 C22  83 

25  24
   80   25  80  1
2
2
 10 m  1920000  2000  1, where m  N
4
the last three digits are 2001

Sum of last 4 digits = 3
52. We have
n r n
Cr

r 0
  1 r 2
Cr
n r
n! 2!r !
   1 
r 0  n  r  !r !  r  2  !
n r
n!
 2  1
r 0  n  r ! r  2 !
2 n r
 n  2 !
 n  1 n  2  
  1
 n  2    r  2 ! r  2 !
r 0
n
2
 n  1 n  2  
 1
r 2 n2
 C r 2
r 0
n2
 1  Cs 
2
 n  1 n  2  
n2

s
s 2
 n 1  
Cs    n  2 C0  C1  
2
   1
s n2 n2

 n  1 n  2   s 0  
0  1   n  2  
2 2

 n  1 n  2  n2
200 200
  r x    r 1  x 
r r
53.
r 0 r 0
2 200
   x   x  ......   x
0 1 2 200
    1  x   ......   1  x 200
0 1 200
100 100 101 200 201
Equating coefficient of x , we get   C  C  ....... C  C
100 100 100 100 101
Similarly we cant find  .....
100 200
200  2201 

201 201 201
 r  C
101
 C
102
 ..... C
201 
r 100  2 
200
A2
When A is divided by 15 remainder is 1.

54. The coefficient of x in the given expression = coefficient of x 6 in
6
1  6 C1x 6 1 5 C1x 5 1  4 C1x 4 1 3 C1x 3 3 C2 x 6 1  2 C1x 2  2 C2 x 4  1  x 

= coefficient of x 6 in 1  6x 6  5x 5  4x 4  1  2x 2  3x 3  x 4  6x 5  3x 6  1  x 
= coefficient of x 6 in 11x 5  17x 6  1  x  = 28.
n4
55. (1  x 2 ) 2 (1  x) n   aK x K
K 0
a1  nC1 , 2  C2  a2
n
n
C3  2. n C1  a3
But a1 , a2 , a3 are in AP
( n  2)( n  3)( n  4)  0  n  2, 3, 4
Maximum value of n is 4.
6!
 51/ 3 x   31/ 2 y  z c
a b
56. Any term of the expansion is of the form
a!b!c!
z c , a, b,c non-negative integers and a + b + c = 6. For rational coefficients ‘a’ must be multiple of 3
and b must be multiple of 2.
The following are the possibilities
6! 6! 6! 2 6! 3 6! 6! 6!
Sum of coefficients   .3  3  3  5 .5.3  52  1233
6! 2!4! 4!2! 6! 3!3! 3!2! 6!
 k  1233
 sum of digits of k  9
57. Denominator
 n C0 n  k 1 Cn 1  n C1 n  k 2 Cn 1
 n C2 n  k 3 Cn 1  ... m Cn 1  n Ck n 1 Cn 1
 coefficient of x n 1 in
C0 1  x   ... n Ck 1 1  x 
n n  k 3 n
 n C2 1  x   .... n C1 1  x 
n  k 3 n
 n Ck 1  x 
n 1
C0 1  x   n C1 1  x 
n n  k 3 n  k 2
 n C2 1  x   .... n Ck 1 1  x 
n  k 3 n
 n Ck 1  x 
n 1
 n Ck 1 1  x   n Ck  2 1  x 
n 2 n 3
...
..  n Cn 1  x 
k 1
1  x 
n  k 1
 1  1  x  
1 n
 1  x 
k 1
 x  2
n
n n
in  Cr 2r X n r 1  x    2r n C r k r C r 1
n 1 k 1
 coefficient of x n
r 1 r 1

1006
2012  2k  2013  k    k  1
1006
58. 
K 0  k  1 
2013
 
Ck 1  K 0  k  1  2013C k 1 
2013  k

 k  1  2013C2012k 
2013  k

 k  1 2013C2012k
2013  k

2013  k 2014
 k  1   C2013k
2014
1

k  1 2014
 C2013k
2014
1

 k  1  2014 C
 2014  k 1
1
 2013
Ck
1006
2012  2k 1006
 2013  k    k  1  1006 1 1

K 0  k  1 
2013
 
Ck 1  K 0  k  1  2013Ck 1 

K 0 
2013

Ck   2013
Ck 1 
10 10
 x4   x 4  2x 2  2 
10
 2 1 
59.  2        x  1  2
 x 1
2
 x 1 
2
 x  1 
10
 1 
  x 2  1  2      
10 8 6
 10
C x 2
 1  10
C x 2
 1  10
C x 2
 1  ...
x  1 
0 1 2

10 10
C6 C10
10
C5   .....
 x 2  1  x 2  1
2 10
 A 0  10 C0  10 C1  10 C2  10 C3  10 C4  10 C5  638
 G  144  G  12
60. x  0 : a0  1
   a  2bx   a  2a x  ....
3
Differentiations 4 1  ax  bx 2 1 2
Let x  0 4a  a1
The value of the determinant is   a03  a13  a23  3a0 a1a2   0
 a0  a1  a2  0 the a0  a1  a2  4a
Differentially again and putting x  0
1 5
a  :b 
4 32
 4a  1 and 32b  5  4a  32b  6

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SECTION – I
n n
1 r
37. If an   n , bn   n , then the number of ordered pairs (p,q) such that
r 0 Cr r  0 Cr
ap
c p  cq  1, where c p  , is
bp
A) 0 B) 1 C) 2 D) 3
38. The number of words which can be formed using all the letters of the word
"NARENDRABHAI" such that no two non-repeated letters occur together is:
B) 48  5! C) 98  5! D) 98  5!

2 2
A) 49(5!)
39. The number of ten digit numbers that contain only 2 and 3 as its digits, but no any
pairwise 3’s joins together, is
A) 145 B) 143 C) 129 D) 142
40. Number of different words that can be formed using all the letters of the word
'DEEPMALA' if two vowels are together and the other two are also together but
separated from the first two is
A) 960 B) 1200 C) 2160 D) 1440
41. Six person A, B, C, D, E and F are to be seated at a circular table. The number of ways
this can be done if A must have either B or C on his immediate right and B must have
either C or D on his immediate right is
A) 36 B) 12 C) 24 D)18

SECTION – II
cases
42. Let Pn denotes the number of permutations of n distinct things taken all at a time and
 143   Pn 5 
xn  n 5 C4      Where n  N  . The possible value of n for which xn is negative,
 96   Pn 3 
can be
A)1 B) 2 C) 3 D) 4
6
 1   b   b   b 
43. If  x   1  a 0   a1x  1    a 2 x 2  22   ......   a 6 x 6  66  , then :
 x   x  x   x 
A) a 0  141 B) a 5  6
6 6
C)  a
i 1
i  bi   588 D)  a
i 1
i  bi   36
44. The number of isosceles triangles with integer sides if no side exceeds 2016 is
A) 1008  if equal sides do not exceed 1008

2
B) 2 1008  if equal sides exceed 1008

2
C) 3 1008  if equal sides have any length  2016

2
D)  2016  if equal sides have any length  2016

2
45. Consider all 10 digit numbers formed using all the digits 0 to 9 without repetition
which are divisible by 11, 111, then
A) digit in ten’s place of the smallest number is 6
B) digit in hundred’s place of the largest number is 3
C) number of such numbers is 3456
D) number of such numbers is 3564

46. Which of the following statement(s) holds good?
A) If 4 word s are formed by using the letters of the word MATHEMATICS, then
number of words in which exactly two letters are identical is 756
B) The sum of all the 3 digit numbers which can be formed using the digits 1,5,7 and 8
without repetition 1383
C) The number of ways in which the letters of word ‘TUILERIES’ can be rearranged
without changing the relative order of vowels and consonants is 720.
D) If letters of the word ‘AKALA’ are rearranged and all the words are placed in
dictionary then the word which appears on 8th position is AKAAL.
47. The number of 5 lettered words formed with the letters of the word CALCULUS is
divisible by:
A) 2 B) 3 C) 5 D) 7
48. Words are formed using all the letters of the word W=POTATO. Let ‘a’ denotes the
numbers of words when all the vowels are together.
‘b’ denotes the number of words when vowels as well as constant are separated and ‘c’
denotes the number of words which begin and end in vowels.
Which of the following is (are) correct?
A) a  c  b B) a  c  4b C) a  b  c  90 D) 3b  2c
9
  1 .3 9 r 20
. Cr .20r C9r
r
49. If r 0
9
 20 Ca , then  a  7  can be :
2
A) 1 B) 2 C) 3 D) 4

SECTION – III
50. If the coefficient of x 8 in the expansion of (2  9x 3  6x 4  x 5 )10 is 5.2 p.3q where
p,q  N , then find the value of (p  q)
51. All the 7 digit numbers containing each of the digits 1,2,3,4,5,6,7 exactly once and not
divisible by 5 are arranged in the increasing order. If 'p' is the (2004)th number in this
list, then find the sum of digit in ten's place of 'p' and digit in hundred's place of 'p'
52. n1 and n 2 are 5 digit numbers, no. of ways n1 ,n 2 can be formed such that when n1
and n 2 are added, at any stage carrying never takes place is 'a' and when n 2 is
subtracted from n1 , at any stage borrowing never takes place is 'b'. find the value of
ba
ba
53. The number of ways in which AABBCC can be placed in squares of given figure so
k
that nor row remains empty are 'k', then find the value of
1215
54. Number of ways 3 girls and 5 boys can be seated around a circular table such that no
two girls sit together and not more than two boys sit between two girls is 'n' . find the
n
value of
4!3!

KEY SHEET
PHYSICS
1 B 2 D 3 C 4 A 5 B
6 ABCD 7 A 8 B 9 BCD 10 D
11 AB 12 C 13 CD 14 2 15 1
16 3 17 7 18 7
CHEMISTRY
19 C 20 C 21 B 22 A 23 C
24 ABCD 25 ABCD 26 ABC 27 ACD 28 BD
29 ABCD 30 ABC 31 BCD 32 9 33 6
34 5 35 4 36 8
MATHEMATICS
37 D 38 D 39 B 40 D 41 D
42 ABCD 43 ABC 44 ABC 45 AC 46 B
47 ABC 48 BC 49 BD 50 4 51 7
52 9 53 6 54 5
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SECTION – I
41. The number of ways in which 10 different toys can be distributed to 8 children so that
each child gets at least one toy is
A) 1680  8! B) 960  8! C) 240  8! D) 720  8!
42. Diameter AB of a circle has length a 2-digit integer (base ten). Reversing the digits
gives the length of the perpendicular chord CD. The distance from their intersection
point H to the center O is a positive rational number then
33
A) CD = 56 B) OH = C) AB = 65 D) AB = 56
2
43. A wooden cube with edge length ‘n’   2  units is painted red all over. By cutting
parallel to faces, the cube is cut into n3 smaller cubes each of unit edge length. If the
number of smaller cubes with just one face painted red is equal to the number of
smaller cubes completely un painted, then n 
A) 2 B) 7 C) 8 D) 6
44. Twenty distinct points are marked on a circle and labeled 1 through 20 in clockwise
order. A line segment is drawn between every pair of points whose labels differ by a
prime number. Find the number of triangles formed whose vertices are among the
original 20 points
A) 18 B) 4 C) 27 D) 72
45. The number of ways of selecting 6 shoes from 8 pairs of shoes so that exact two pairs
of shoes are formed is
A) 1680 B) 240 C) 120 D) 3360

46. The number of ways in which three distinct numbers can be selected from the set
3,3 ,3 ,....3
2 3 100
,3101 so that they form a G.P is
A) 1275 B) 2525 C) 2500 D) 5050
47. Let the product of divisiors of 1440 be P. If P is divisible by 24 x then the maximum
value of x is
A) 28 B) 30 C) 32 D) 36
48. Let a be a factor of 120 then the number of positive integral solutions of x1 x2 x3  a is
A) 320 B) 360 C) 120 D) 60
49. The number of ordered pairs of positive integers (m,n) satisfying

m  2n  60, n  2m  60 is
A) 240 B) 480 C) 960 D) 450
50. Let S  1, 2,3, 4,5, 6, 7 P is a subset of S. After replacing back in S the elements of P,
again subset Q is selected. The number of ways such that n  P  Q   2, n  P  Q   4 is
A) 720 B) 800 C) 820 D) 840
SECTION - II
(PARAGRAPH TYPE)
One of the most important techniques of counting is the principle of exclusion and
inclusion. Let A1 , A2 ,.... Am be m sets and n  Ai  represents the cardinality of the set Ai (the
number of elements in the set Ai ), then according to the principle of exclusion and
inclusion
n  Ai  A2  ..  Am    n  Ai    n  Ai  Aj    n A  A  Ak  .....   1 n  A1  A2  ....  Am 

m
n
i j
i 1 i j i jk
principle of exclusion and inclusion must be applied whenever there is a change of

repeated counting of some of the samples

51. A six letters word is formed using the letters of the word ALMIGHTY with or without
repetition. The number of words that contain exactly three different letters is
A) 15600 B) 30240 C) 8 P6  8 P3 D) 30420
52. The number of natural numbers less than or equal to 2985984, which are neither
perfect squares nor perfect cubes is
A) 2984124 B) 2984244 C) 2959595 D) 2595959

Given six zeros, five 1’s and four 2’s consider all possible permutations of all these
numbers (A permutation can have its leading digit 0)
53. How many permutations have the first zero preceding the first one?
A) 15 C4  10C5 B) 15 C5  10C4 C) 15 C6  10C5 D) 15 C4  9C4
54. In how many permutations does the first 0 preceeed the first ‘1’ and the first ‘1’
preceed first ‘2’
A) 14 C5  8C6 B) 14 C5  8C4 C) 14 C6  8C4 D) 12 C5  7C4

Let    a1 , a2 , a3 ,..........., an  be a given arrangement of n distinct objects
a1 , a2 , a3 ,..........., an . A derangement of  is an arrangement of these n objects in which
none of the objects occupies its original position. Let Dn be the number of
derangements of the permutation  .
55. Dn is equal to
A)  n  1 Dn1  Dn2 B) Dn1   n  1 Dn2
C) n  Dn1  Dn2  D)  n  1 Dn1  Dn2 
56. There are 5 different colour balls and 5 boxes of colours same as those of the balls.
The number of ways in which one can place the balls into the boxes, one each in a
box, so that no ball goes to a box of its own colour is
A) 40 B) 44 C) 45 D) 60

SECTION - III
57. Match the Following:
Column I Column II
Number of ways to select n objects from 3n objects of
1  kn  !
(A) which n are identical and rest are different is k 2 k 1  , (p) 3
k  n !2
then the value of k is
Number of interior point when diagonals of a convex
(B) polygon of n side intersect if no three diagonal pass through (q) 2
the same interior point is n C , then  is
Five digit number of different digit can be made in which
(C) (r) 4
digit are in descending order is 10 C then  is
Number of term in expansion of 1  31/3  which are free

6
(D) (s) 5
from radical sign
(t) 1
A) A  q; B  r; C  s; D  p B) A  q; B  s; C  r; D  p
C) A  p; B  r ; C  s; D  q D) A  p; B  s; C  r ; D  q
58. Let n(P) represents the number of points P  ,   lying on the rectangular hyperbola
xy = 15!, under the conditions given in column I, match the value of n(P) given in
column II.
Column –I Column –II
(A)  ,   I (p) 32
(B)  ,   I and HCF ( ,  )  1 (q) 64
(C)  ,   I and  divides  (r) 96
(D)  ,   I and HCF ( ,  )  35 (s) 8064
A) A  q; B  s; C  p; D  r B) A  s; B  q; C  r ; D  p
C) A  s; B  r; C  p; D  q D) A  r; B  q; C  p; D  q

59. Consider the equation x  y  z  p  13 , where x, y,z and p are all integers.
COLUMN – I COLUMN - II
(A) The number of non-negative integral solutions is (p) 20
(B) The number of positive integral solutions is (q) 200
(C) The number of solutions which belong to [1, 4] is (r) 220
The number of solutions in which

(D) (s) 560
x  1, y  2, z  3 and p  4 is
A) A  s; B  p; C  p; D  p B) A  p; B  r ; C  s; D  q
C) A  s; B  r ; C  p; D  p D) A  p; B  q; C  r ; D  s
COLUMN – I COLUMN - II
In a polygon the number of diagonals is 54. The
(A) (p) 3
number of side of the polygon is
The number of divisors of the form 4n + 2 (n  0) of the
(B) (q) 12
integer 240 is
The total number of selection of at least one and of
most n things from (2n+1) different thing is 63. Then
(C) the value of (r) 4
n + 1 is
The number of distinct rational number x such that
p
(D) 0<x<1 and x = q where p, q  {1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6} is K. (s) 11
then K =
A) A  p; B  r; C  p; D  s B) A  r; B  q; C  p; D  s
C) A  p; B  r ; C  r ; D  q D) A  q; B  r; C  r; D  s

KEY SHEET
PHYSICS
1 C 2 B 3 D 4 D 5 D
6 B 7 A 8 D 9 A 10 C
11 C 12 C 13 B 14 D 15 B
16 A 17 B 18 B 19 C 20 D
CHEMISTRY
21 C 22 C 23 A 24 A 25 D
26 A 27 C 28 B 29 B 30 B
31 A 32 C 33 D 34 D 35 A
36 C 37 A 38 D 39 B 40 C
MATHEMATICS
41 B 42 C 43 C 44 D 45 A
46 C 47 B 48 A 49 B 50 D
51 B 52 A 53 A 54 B 55 D
56 B 57 A 58 B 59 C 60 D

(D) NH 4 Cl 
 NH 3   HCl 
(Basic) (Acidic)

32. (C) (NH 4 ) 2 CrO 7   N 2  Cr2 O3  H 2 O
(Orange) ( Neutral (Coloured ( Neutral
gas) solid) vapours)

33.  2FeSO 4   Fe 2 O3  SO 2  SO3 

 SnSO 4   SnO 2  SO 2 

 H 2 C 2 O 4   CO   CO 2   H 2 O

 2Na 2 HPO 4   Na 4 P2 O 7  H 2 O
 1
34.  Pb(NO3 ) 2   PbO  2NO 2   O3
Red in hot
(Lith arg e)  2
Two different paramagnetic gases

 Hg(NO 3 ) 2   Hg  2NO 2   O 2 

 FeC 2 O 4   FeO  CO   CO 2 
800ºC 1
 ZnSO 4   ZnO  SO 2   O 2 
2
35. Conceptual
36. Conceptual
37. Oxalate – on heating with conc. H 2SO 4 gives a mixture of CO and CO 2 gases
Acetate – on heating with conc. H 2SO 4 , a vinegar smell of acetic acid is produced and with FeCl3
(neutral), gives a red ppt.
Sulphide – with dil. H 2SO 4 producing SO 2 gas which turns lead acetate paper black and sodium
nitroprusside produces violet of Na 4 [Fe(CN 5 )(NOS)] .
Thiosulphate – with dil. H 2SO 4 producing SO 2 gas and colloidal sulphur
38. Conceptual
39. Conceptual
40. Conceptual
MATHS
41.

42.
Number of cubes obtained from one face which are painted on only one side   n  2 
2
43.
No.of cubes which are unpainted   n  2 
3
 n  2  6   n  2
2 3
n=8
44.
45. 8
C2  1 6C2  22  28  15  14  1680

46.
47.
120
48. Let  x4  x1 x2 x3  120  23  3  5
a
49.
51. 8
C3  36  3C1 26  3C216 
52. 2985984  17282  1443  126
 required value equal to 2985984 – 1728 – 144 + 12
53.
54.
55. For every choice of r  1, 2,....  n  1 , when the n th object an goes to the rth place, there are Dn1  Dn2
ways of the other  n  1 objects a1 , a2 ,.......an1 to be deranged.
Hence Dn   n  1 Dn 1  Dn  2 
 1
r
n
Dn  n !
56. r!
r 0
1 1 1 1
 D5   5!       44
 2! 3! 4! 5! 
1  2n  !
57. (A) Required number of selection  2 n C0  2 n C1  ...  2n
Cn  22 n 1 
2  n !2
(B) n C4 (each quadrilateral gives one point of intersection)
(C) x4  x3  x2  x1  x0
10
C5 (5 distinct digits selection)
(D) Terms is involving 30 , 31/3 , 32/3  3
58.
xy = 15! = 211 36 53 72 111 131
(A) No. of the integral solutions = no. of ways of fixing x
= the no. of factors of 15!

= (1 + 11) (1 + 6) (1 + 3) (1 + 2) (1 + 1) (1 + 1) = 4032.
 Total no. of integral solutions = 2 × 4032 = 8064
(B) HCF (, ) = 1. So identical primes should not be separated
So, no. of solutions = 26 = 64
(C) The largest number whose perfect square can be made with 15! is 25 33 5–1 71
So the no. of ways of selecting x will be
(1 + 5) (1 + 3) (1 + 1) (1 + 1) = 96
(D) Let  = 351 and  = 35 where HCF (1, 1) = 1
Now,  = 15!  11 = 211 36 51 111 131
So, no. of solutions = 25 = 32.
 133   16 
59.  A  3    3   560
   
 13 43   12 
 B  3    3   220
   
 1310  3
 6
C   3    3   20
   
 D  
4
Coefficient of x13 in x  x 2  x 3  x 4
 
4
= coefficient of x 9 in 1  x  x 2  x 3
= coefficient of x 9 in 1  x  1  x 2  
4 4
= 4 + 16 = 20
60. Let n be the number of sides.
 number of diagonals = n C 2  n = 54 (given)
n  n  1
   54
2
 n 2  n  2n  108
 n 2  3n  108
 n 2  3n  108  0
  n  12  n  9   0  n  12
 n cannot be -ve 
(B) The number of divisors of the form 4n  2  n  0  of the integer 240 is 0, 6, 10, 30. These are 4 in
numbers .
 B  p, B  r
(C) 63  2n 1 C1  2n 1 C 2  ....  2n 1C n
 64  2n 1 C 0  2n 1 C1  ......  2n 1 C n
1
2
 1

 2n 1 C0  2n 1 C1  ......  2n 1 C 2n 1  .2n 1  128  22n 1
2
2n 1
 2 2
7
 7  2n  1  n  3
 n 1  3 1  4
 c  p,c  r
(d)As 0  x  x1, we have p  q.
The number of rational numbers
 5  4  3  2  1  15.
When p, q have a common factor, we get some rational numbers, which are not different from those already
counted. There are 4 such numbers

2 2 3 4
, , , .
4 6 6 6
 the required number of rational numbers
 15  4  11
 K  11  K  1  12
 D-q, D-s

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JR_*CO-SC Date: 09-01-21

09-05-21_INC.JR.IIT_STAR CO-SC_JEE ADV(MODEL-A&B)_2014(P-I)_WAT-1_SYLLABUS

PHYSICS: PRESENT WEEK (100%): Units & Dimensions, Physical World:

CHEMISTRY: PRESENT WEEK (100%): STOICHIOMETRY-I : Mole , significant

MATHEMATICS: PRESENT WEEK (100%): BASIC MATHEMATICS -I: Wavy curve

43. Which of the following is/are true?

C) log13 17  log12 18 D) log 3 5  log 2 3

A) (, 3] B) [3,  ) C) (0,3] D) [3, 0)

45. A set of values of x satisfying the inequality ( x 2  x  1)( x 2  x  7)  5 is

A) (-1,2) B) (-2, -1) C) (2,3) D) (3,  )

46. Solution of equation 52 x 1  73 x is

3  log 5 7 1  3log 5 7 1  3log 7 5 3  log 7 5

47. A set of values of x satisfying ( x 2  4 x  1)2  ( x 2  4 x  1)  2  0 , is

A) [0, 1] B) [1, 3] C) (-  , 0] D) [3, 4]

50. For the equation,

log3 x 2  (log3 x )2 10 1

A) The number of real values of x satisfying is 2

B) The sum of all integral values of x satisfying is 10

C) All the values of x satisfying are less than 10

log12 (log8 (log 4 x))

56. The sum of all positive integers satisfying ( x 2  3x  2)( x3  3x 2 )(4  x 2 )  0 is

59. The value of x satisfying 5

A log 5 + B log 2 = C log 200 = C log(52 23) = 2C log 5 + 3 C log 2

58. log 4 (log 2 x )  log 2 (log 4 x)  2  log 4 (2 log 4 x)  log 4 (log 4 x) 2  2

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38. The number of solutions of the equation x 1  2x  5  2x is …

denotes the greatest integer function is

A) 4a, 5a B) -4a, 5a C) -4a, -5a D) 4a, -5a

41. The value of x satisfying x 2  3  x  0 is where 

A) (0, e) B) (1, e) C) (1, 2e) D) (0, 3e)

A) has an integral solution B) has an irrational solution

C) has two solution only D) has infinite number of solution

log 2 x log 2 y log 2 z

A)  , 1 B) 1,   C)  1,1 D) R

The number of solutions of the equation log 2x 3   log 4x   4 is

52. If y  2 x   3  3 x  2  5 then the sum of digits of the value of  x  y  is____

( . denotes G.I.F)

24 ABC 25 BCD 26 AD 27 ABCD 28 AB

41. Plot graph y  x 2  3 and y  x

log 2 x log 2 y log 2 z

x  24k ' , y  26k ' , z  23kk '

 1  t  f 24  4, where t  log 2x 3

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42. If f  x  is a quadratic expression such that f 1  f  2   0, and -1 is a root of

equation, then  2  2  20 is equal to

44. The number of real values of x satisfying  x 2   2  x   x is ( [.] represents G.I.F. ) is

 x    x  12   2  0 has integral roots is

A) The equation f  f  x    0 has no real roots

B) The equation f  f  x    0 has two real and imaginary roots

C) The minimum value of f  x  is 2

D) The minimum value of f  x  is 1

51. Given that the quadratic equation x 2   a 2  5a  b  4  x  b  0 has roots -5 and 1

( [.] represents G.I.F) then the range of a contains

Given pr  4  q  s  then which of the following statement(s) is/are correct ?

A) Atleast one equation has real roots.

D) If f  1  0 for all values of 'a', then least value of b is 6.

56. If the equation x 2   p  q  x  4  0 , x 2  2qx  8  0 and x 2   2p  q  x  12  0

A) both positive roots B) both negative roots

Match the equation with its roots.

60. Match the following.

If one root of x 2  px  12  0 is 4, while the

51. x 2   a 2  5a  b  4  x  b  0 has roots 5 and 1