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Joint Entrance Exam | IITJEE-2023
1st FEB 2023 | Morning Shift

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PHYSICS
SECTION - 1
f
1.(1) Average K.E. = kBT  T
2
2.(2) Acceleration due to gravity decreases as we go down below the earth’s surface.

3.(2) b = V  =  L3 
 a 
V 2  =  P   a =  P V 2  =  M 1L−1T −2 .L6  =  M 1L5T −2 
       

 b2   L6 
   =  1 5 −2  =  M −1LT
1 2
 a   M L T   

 1   −1 1 2 
[Compressibility] = [1/Bulk Modulus] =  = M LT
−1 −2  
 ML T  

 b2 
   = [Compressibility]
 a 
4.(4)

Let say AB = d meter

Then BC = d meter
AD = AB + BC + CD = 3AB
 AB = BC  2 AB + CD = 3AB  CD = AB
Hence CD = d meter
 
3d d  3 
Average velocity = =  
d d d d 1 1 1 
+ + v +v +v 
v1 v2 v3  1 2 3
3 3v1v2v3
Average velocity = =
v2v3 + v1v3 + v1v2 v1v2 + v2v3 + v1v3
v1v2v3
  
5.(3) EI = − nˆ − nˆ = − nˆ
20 20 0
 
EII = + nˆ − nˆ = 0
20 20
  
EIII = nˆ + nˆ = nˆ
20 20 0

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6.(4) R = 10−3 m
4 3 4 R 10−3
R = (125) r 3 r = = m = 2 10−4 m
3 3 5 5
SE = SE f − SEi = (125) 4r 2 − 4R2

( )
= 4 125  4 10−8 −10−6 = 1610−6 = 16  3.14  0.45 10−6 J = 2.26 10−5 J

h
7.(2) Momentum = p = for both.

K .E. of proton p2 / 2m p m
 = = = 4 :1
K .E. of  − particle p2 / 2m m p
8.(3)

9.(1) FM frequency range starts from 88 MHz and ends at 108 MHz.
1
10.(4) S = at 2
2
1
 50 = a (10)  a = 1m / s 2
2
2

f net = ma
 30 − k mg = ma  30 − k 50 = 5
 k = 0.50

T 70
11.(1) v= = m / s = 100m / s
 7 10−3
12.(1) B.E. = m.c2 = 2mp + 2mn − mHe  .c2 = ( 2)(1.0073 +1.0087) − 4.0015  931.5MeV
= 0.0305  931.5MeV = 28.4MeV
13.(4) TV −1 = constant
−1
V
Tf  1
1/ 2
1 T
 = i  =  = T f =
Ti  V f   2 2 2

W=
nRT
 −1

= 2R  T −

T 
 = RT 2 − 2
2
( )
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14.(1) Vy = 2 gh = 200 = 10 2m / s

Vx = 5m / s

V = Vx2 + Vy2 = 25 + 200m / s = 15m / s

15.(4) Klystron value is used in ovens to generate microwaves.
0i 0i 0i  1 1 
B= + = +
4r 4r 2r  2 2 
16.(3)

17.(2) AC generator works on the principle of electromagnetic induction.

Transformer works on mutual induction.
Resonance occurs when L and C both are present.
Quality factor defines sharpness of Resonance.
18.(4) Using Malus’ law I = I0 cos2 
 After n polarisation
I = I0 cos2 45.cos2 45..... upto n terms

( )
n I0 I0
I = I0 cos2 45 I = =  2n = 64  n=6
2n 64
M
19.(1) Mp =
9
R
Rp =
2
2GM
ve =
R
v 2GM p 4GM
Escape velocity on planet = e x= =
3 Rp 9R

ve 2 2GM ve 2
 x=  x= ve x = 2
3 3 R 3 3
R 3R
20.(2) Wheat stone network is balanced as =
2R 6R

 9R is removed

 RAB = ( R + 3R ) || ( 2R + 6R ) =
( 4R )(8R ) = 8 R
12 R 3

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SECTION – 2
kqq0
21.(2) F=
a2 + y 2
2kqq y
Resultant force R = 2F cos  = 2 02
a +y a2 + y 2
y
R = 2kqq0
(a )
3/ 2
2
+ y2

dR
For R to be maximum, =0
dy

 2
( ) ( ) 
2kqq0 3/ 2 3 2 1/ 2
  a + y2 −y a + y2 2 y = 0
( a2 + y 2  ) 
3 2


2kqq0
(a 2
+ y2 − 3y2 = 0 ) 2y 2 = a2
(a 2
+y )
2 5/ 2

a
 y=  x=2
2
22.(828) 13.6eV − 3.4eV = 10.2eV for 1st excited state
13.6eV −1.51eV = 12.09eV for 2nd excited state
13.6eV − 0.85eV = 12.75eV for 3rd excited state
13.6eV
13.6eV −  12.75eV
n2
1 12.75
 1− 2   n2  16
n 13.60
 n4  n=4
nh 4h 2
L= = = ( 4.14) 10−15 eVs
2 2 
828
= 10−17 eVs

 x = 828

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23.(25) l1 = E1
l2 = E2
E2 l2 100cm
= =
E1 l1 60cm
E 5
 =
1.5V 3
25
 E = 2.5V = V
10
 x = 25
24.(32) f = −20cm
l = 10cm
uA = −45cm
uB = −35cm
fu
v=
u− f

vA =
( −20)( −45) cm = −36cm
+20 − 45

vB =
( −20)( −35) cm = − 140 cm
+20 − 35 3
 140  32
length of image =  − 36  cm = cm  x = 32
 3  3
25.(40) S = rf − ri = 3iˆ − 5 ˆj + 5kˆ

F = 5iˆ + 2 ˆj + 7kˆ
W = F.S = 15 −10 + 35 = 40J
P
26.(1) B=
V
−
V
Bwater 0.03% 3 3
= = =
Bliquid 0.01% 1 x
 x =1
27.(40) R = 100
X L = 79.6

To maximize the average power supply, current should be maximum.

i.e., resonance occurs.

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i.e., X C = X L = 79.6 =
C
1
 C= F
100 79.6
 C = 40F
5
28.(2) Kinetic energy = potential energy
4
1 2
Total energy =kA
2
1 5 1
 KE. + P.E = kA2  PE + P.E. = kA2
2 4 2
9 1 91 2 1 2 9
 PE = kA2  kx = kA  x2 = A2
4 2 42 2 4
2 2
 x = A = (3cm) = 2cm
3 3

29.(2) v=
2 gh
=
( 20)( 0.6sin 30) m / s
k2 1+
1
1+ 2 2
R
20  0.3  2
 v= m / s = 2m / s
3
30.(144) q = 2C

B = 4mT = 4 10−3T
V = 100 volt
R = 0.03m
mv 2mK 2mqV
R= = =
qB qB qB

( )
2
( qRB ) 2 2 10−6  0.03 4 10−3
m= = −6
kg
2qV 2  2 10 100
m = 144 10−18 kg

CHEMI

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CHEMISTRY
SECTION - 1
1.(3) Dehydration of alcohol is directly proportional to the stability of carbocation.
2.(2)
List I List II
Test Functional group/Class of compound
(A) Molisch’s Test (II) Carbohydrate
(B) Biuret Test (I) Peptide
(C) Carbylamine Test (III) Primary amine
(D) Schiff s Test (IV) Aldehyde

3.(2) No pollution occurs by combustion of hydrogen and very low density of hydrogen.
4.(4) Initially lone pair electron of −NH2 attack on electrophilic carbon, after then lone pair electron of
oxygen attacks leading to formation of cyclic compound.

5.(3) Resonating structure are hypothetical and resonance hybrid is real structure which is weighted average
of all the resonating structures.
6.(1) Fact
7.(1) Fact
8.(1) 2C (s ) + O2 ( g ) → 2CO ( g )
rS is +ve, r G = r H − TrS; thus slope is negative
As temperature increases r G becomes more negative thus it has lower tendency to get decomposed.
9.(2) By Haworth structure of mannose.
10.(1) By using catalytic convertors.
3
11.(1) Adsorption  vanderwaal attraction forces Zc = for all real gases
8
12.(2)

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13.(1) Applying electrical neutrality principle in metal deficiency defect.
3A2+ are replaced by 2A3+ , thus one vacant site per pair of A3+ is created.
14.(3) Double salt contain two or more types of salts. CuSo4 , 4NH3.H2O and Fe ( CN )2 .4KCN are
complex compounds.
15.(4) A. Beryllium oxide is amphoteric in nature.
B. Beryllium carbonate is kept in the atmosphere of CO2 because it is thermally less stable.
C. Beryllium sulphate is readily soluble in water due to high degree of hydration.
D. Beryllium shows anomalous behaviour due to small size, high ionization energy and high value of 
(polarising power).
16.(4) Chlorine oxides, Cl2O,ClO2 ,Cl2O6and Cl2O7 are highly reactive oxidizing agents and tend to
explode.
17.(4) Formation of Prussian blue complex takes place.
18.(4) Statements A and B are correct and C and D are incorrect.
19.(4) CN is a strong field ligand so maximum splitting in d orbitals take place.
20.(2) In alcoholic KOH, elimination reaction takes place.

SECTION – 2
21.(2) As per the language of given question, the best possible isomeric structure is
Ph − CH = CH − O − CH3 (cis and trans). So, the answer is 2.
22.(3) KCl + AgNO3 → AgCl + KNO3
 
V = 25ml V = 20ml
M = 1M
At equivalence point, mmole of KCl = mmole of AgNO3 = 20 mmole
Volume of solution = 25 ml
Mass of solution = 25 gm
Mass of solvent = 25 – mass of solute

= 25 − 20 10−3  74.5 = 23.51gm

 
mole of KCl
Molality of KCl =
mass of solvent in kg
20 10−3
= = 0.85
23.5110−3
i of KCl = 2 (100% ionisation )
Tf = i  Kf  m = 2  2  0.85 = 3.4 3
23.(2) (A) Ve = 1000m / s; h = 6 10−34 Js;

me = 9 10−31 kg

h 6 10−34
= = −
= 666.67 10−9 m = 666.67nm
mv 9 10 1000
31

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(B) The characteristic of electrons emitted is independent of the material of the electrodes of the
cathode ray tube.
(C) The cathode rays start from cathode and move towards anode.
(D) The nature of the emitted electrons is independent on the nature of the gas present in cathode
ray tube.
24.(2)

25.(3) MnO−4 + 8H+ + 5e− Mn 2+ + 4H2O

Mn 2+ 
E=E −
0.059
0
log  
8
5 MnO−4  H+ 
  
0.059 10−3
1.282 = 1.54 − log 8
5 10−1  H+ 
 
By solving this  H+  = 10−3 Hence, pH = 3
 
26.(12) HBrO3 (Bromic acid)
Ox. State of Br = + 5
HBrO4 (per bromic acid)
Ox. State of Br = + 7
Sum of Ox. State = 12
27.(15)  At =  A0 e−kt

ln 2 ln 2
For A : Let  At be y and  A0 be x; k = =
t1/ 2 15min
 ln 2 
− t
−kt
y = xe = xe  15 

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For B :  Bt =  B0 e−kt

ln 2 ln 2
Let  Bt = y; B0 = 4x; k = =
t1/ 2 5min
 ln 2 
− t
y = 4xe  5 
 ln 2   ln 2 
− t − t
 xe  15  = 4xe  5 
 ln 2 ln 2 
t − 
e  5 15  =4
 ln 2 ln 2 
t  − = ln 4
 5 15 
1 1 
t  ln 2  −  = 2ln 2
 5 15 
t = 15min

28.(12) (i) x(g) y(g) + z(g) k p1 = 3

Initial moles n – –
At equilibrium n −n n n
Ptotal = p1
    
 1  p1  1 +   p1 
k p1 =  
1− 
p
1+  1
2 p
3=  1
(1 +  ) (1 −  )
2p1
3=
1 − 2

(ii) A (g) 2B ( g ) k p2 = 1

Initial moles n –
At equilibrium x −n 2n Ptotal = p2
2
 2 
  p2 
=  1−  
2
k p2
1− 
p
1+  2
42  p2
1=
1 − 2
k p1 p
= 1
k p2 4p2

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3 p1
=  p1 : p2 = 12:1
1 4p2
x = 12
29.(499) 2H2O ( g ) → 2H2 ( g ) + O2 ( g ) + ( 242  2) kJ mol−1

H2 ( g ) + O2 ( g ) → 2OH +78 kJ mol−1

H2 ( g ) → 2H +436kJ mol−1
_________________________________________________

2H2O → 2H + 2OH +998 kJ mol−1

1
H2O → H + OH 998  = +499kJ mol−1
2
1000  M 1000  3
30.(364) m = = = 3.64 = 364 10−2
1000  d − M  M.W of solute 1000 1 − ( 3  58.5)

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MATHEMATICS
SECTION - 1

1.(1) f ( x ) = 2 x + tan −1 x and g ( x ) = ln ( 1+ x + x)

2
and x0, 3

Clearly f ( x ) and g ( x ) both are increasing functions in [0, 3]

 f ( 3)  g ( 3)

2.(4) Equation of the pair of angle bisector for the homogenous equation ax2 + 2hxy + by 2 = 0 is given as

x2 − y 2 xy
=
a −b h
1
Here a = 2, h = and b = −3
2
x 2 − y 2 xy
Equation will become =
2 − ( 3) 1/ 2

x2 − y 2 = 10xy
x2 − y2 −10xy = 0
 1 1
3.(3) 1  1 =0
1 1 
1 1 1
(  + 2) 1  1 = 0
1 1 

(  + 2) 1(2 −1) −1( −1) + (1−  ) = 0

(  + 2) ( 2 − 2 + 1) = 0
(  + 2)(  −1)2 = 0   = −2,  = 1
at  = 1 system has infinite solution, for inconsistent  = −2

so ( −2
2
)
+ −2 = 6

  ( )
26 26
1 1
 ( 2r −1)!( (51)!− (2r −1) )!  51C( 2r −1) 51! = 51!
51 1 50
4.(4) = 51
C1 + 51C3 + ... + 51C51 = 2
r =1 r =1 51!
5.(4) The solution of D.E.: y (sec x ) = x tan x − ln (sec x ) + c

Given y ( 0) = 1  c = 1  y (sec x ) = x tan x − ln (sec x ) + 1

  3 3 3
At x = ,y= + ln +
6 12 2 2 2

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 
 1 1  n
1 n
1 1 
lim  + .... + = lim  = lim   
n + n  n→ r =1 n + r n→ r =1 n  1 + r 
6.(4)
n→  1 + n
 
 n

1
 1 + x dx  n(1 + x0 =
1
n2

x − 2 y +1 z − 3
7.(2) Equation of line PM = = =
1 2 −1
any point on line = (  + 2, 2 −1, − + 3)

1
for point M (  + 2) + 2 ( 2 −1) − (3 −  ) = 0  =
2
1 1 −1   5 5 
point M  + 2, 2  −1, + 3  =  ,0, 
2 2 2  2 2
 + 2 5  −1  +3 5
For Image Q ( , ,  ) = , = 0, =
2 2 2 2 2
Q : (3,1, 2)

3 ( 3) + 2 (1) + 2 + 29
d=
32 + 22 + 12
42
d= = 3 14
14
8.(2) ( q  (( q)  p) )
= q (( q )  p ) = q  ( q p ) = ( q  q )  ( q p ) = ( q p )

9.(4) ( x − 2 ) 2 + y 2 = 2 ( x − 3) 2 + y 2
= x2 + y2 − 4x + 4 = 4x2 + 4 y2 − 24x + 36 = 3x2 + 3 y 2 − 20x + 32 = 0
20 32  10 
= x2 + y 2 − x + = 0 = ( , ) =  ,0 
3 3 3 
100 32 4 2
= − = =
9 3 9 3
 10 2 
3 ( , ,  ) = 3  +  = 12
 3 3
10.(4) As 3 ( a − a ) + 7 = 7 which belongs to relation so relation is reflexive

7
Check for symmetric: Take a = ,b = 0
3
Now (a, b)  R but ( b, a )  R

As ( b − a ) + 7 = 0 which is rational so relation is not symmetric.

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 7 
Check for transitivity: Take ( a, b ) as 
 3 ,1
 
 2 7
and ( b, c ) as 1,
 3 
 
So now ( a, b )  R and (b, c )  R but ( a, c )  R which means relation is not transitive.

dy x + a
11.(4) + =0
dx y − 2
dy x + a
=
dx 2 − y
− y x2
( 2 − y ) dy = ( x + a ) dx 2y = + ax + c
2 2
1
a + c = − as y (1) = 0
2
x2 + y2 + 2ax − 4 y −1 − 2a = 0
r 2 = 4
r2 = 4
4 = a2 + 4 + 1 + 2a

( a + 1)2 = 0
(
P, Q = 0, 2  3 )
Equation of normal at P, Q are y − 2 = 3 ( x − 1)

y − 2 = − 3 ( x − 1)

 2 
R = 1 − ,0 
 3 
 2 
S = 1 + ,0 
 3 
4 3
RS = =4
3 3
x − x1 y − y1 z − z1 x − x2 y − y2 z − z2
12.(2) Shortest distance between two lines = = & = = is given
a1 a2 a3 b1 b2 b3
x1 − x2 y1 − y2 z1 − z2
a1 a2 a3
b1 b2 b3
as
( a1b3 − a3b2 )2 + ( a1b3 − a3b1 )2 + ( a1b2 − a2b1 )2

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8 7 3
1 2 −3
1 4 −5 8 ( −10 + 12) − 7 ( −5 + 3) + 3 ( 4 − 2)
=
( 2 )2 + ( 2 )2 + ( 2 )2 4+4+4

16 + 14 + 6 36 36 18
= = = = =6 3
12 12 2 3 3
1+ 3 + 5 + a + b
13.(2) =5
5
a + b = 16 … (1)

 x12   x 
2
 2
= − 
 5 
5  
12 + 32 + 52 + a2 + b2
8= − 25
5
a2 + b2 = 130 ….(2)
by (1), (2)
a = 7, b = 9 or a = 9, b = 7
14.(4) If cos2 A + cos2B + cos2C is minimum then A = B = C = 60°

MD r 6
So ABC we have tan30 = = =
BD a / 2 a
1
1/ 3 = =a=6 3
a
Perimeter of ABC = 18 3

3 2
Area of ABC = a = 27 3
4
15.(3) np + npq = 5, ( np )( npq ) = 6

np (1 + q ) = 5, n2 p2q = 6

n2 p2 (1 + q ) = 25, n2 p2q = 6
2

6
(1 + q )2 = 25
q
6q2 + 12q + 6 = 25q

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6q2 −13q + 6 = 0
6q2 − 9q − 4q + 6 = 0
(3q − 2)( 2q − 3) = 0
3 2 2
q = , , q = is accepted
2 3 3
1 1 1 2
p =  n. + n. . = 5
3 3 3 3
3n + 2n
=5
9
n=9
 1 2
So 6 ( n + p − q ) = 6  9 + −  = 52
 3 3

=
(r 2
) (
+ r +1 − r2 − r +1 )
( )
16.(1) Tr
2 r 4 + r 2 +1

1 1 1 
 Tr =  2 − 2
2  r − r + 1 r + r + 1
1 1 1 
T1 =  − 
2 1 3 
1 1 1 
T2 =  − 
2 3 7 
1 1 1 
T3 =  − 
2  2 13 

1 1 1 
T10 =  −
2  91 111
10
1 1 55
 Tr = 2 1 − 11 = 11
r =1
17.(4)

Here ( m ) BH  ( m ) AC = −1

  − 3  1 
  − 2  −2  = −1
  

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− 3 = 2− 4
 = 2 −1
mAH  mBC = −1
−2
   −1  ( −2) = −1  2− 4 =  −1
 
 2 ( 2 −1) =  + 3  3 = 5
5 7 5 7
 = , =  H  , 
3 5 3 3
5 28 33
 + 4 = + = = 11
3 3 3
7 20 27
 + 4 = + = =9
3 3 3
x2 − 20 x + 99 = 0
18.(1) C1 → C1 + C2 + C3

2 + sin 2 x cos2 x sin 2 x

f ( x ) = 2 + sin 2 x 1 + cos 2 x sin 2 x
2 + sin 2 x cos2 x 1 + sin 2 x

1 cos2 x sin 2 x
f ( x ) = ( 2 + sin 2 x ) 1 1 + cos x 2
sin 2 x
1 cos2 x 1 + sin 2 x

R2 → R2 − R1
R3 → R3 − R1

1 cos2 x sin 2 x
f ( x ) = (2 + sin 2 x) 0 1 0 = ( 2 + sin 2 x )(1) = 2 + sin 2 x
0 0 1

 3 
= sin 2 x   ,1
 2 
 3 
Hence 2 + sin 2 x  2 + ,3
 2 

19.(3) cos−1 ( 2 x ) − 2cos−1 1 − x2 = 

((
cos−1 ( 2x ) − cos−1 2 1 − x2 −1 =  ) )
(
cos−1 ( 2x ) − cos−1 1 − 2 x2 =  )

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( )
− cos−1 1 − 2 x2 =  − cos−1 ( 2 x )

(
Taking cos both sides we get cos − cos−1 1 − 2x2 ( )) = cos ( − cos −1
( 2x ))
1 − 2 x2 = −2 x
2 x2 − 2 x − 1 = 0
1− 3 1+ 3
On solving, x = ,
2 2
1+ 3
As x =  −1/ 2,1/ 2 , x = = rejected
2
 − 3  −2
So x =
1− 3
2
(
 x2 −1 = − 3 / 2 = 2sin −1 x2 −1 = 2sin −1 
 2
)
 =
 3

( )
x2 −4
20.(4) Let 3+ 2 =t
1
t + = 10
t

( )
x2 −4
 t = 5 + 2 6,5 − 2 6  3+ 2 = 5 + 2 6,5 − 2 6

 x2 − 4 = 2, −2 or x2 = 6, 2  x =  2,  6
SECTION – 2
21.(754) a1 + a2 + a3 + a4 = 50
 32 + 6d = 50  d =3
and, an−3 + an−2 + an−1 + an = 170

 32 + ( 4n −10).3 = 170  n = 14
a7 = 26, a8 = 29  a7 .a8 = 754

22.(14) f ( x ) = x2 + g (1) x + g ( 2)

f  ( x ) = 2x + g (1)
f  ( x) = 2

f ( x ) = f (1) x2 + x 2x + g  (1) + 2

g ( x ) = 2 f (1) x + 4x + g (1)
g ( x ) = 2 f (1) + 4
g ( x ) = 0
2 f (1) + 4 = 0
f (1) = −2 −2 = 1 + g (1) = g (1) = −3
So, f  ( x ) = 2x − 3

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f ( x ) = x2 − 3x + c
c=0
f ( x ) = x2 − 3x
g ( x ) = −3x + 2
f ( 4) − g ( 4) = 14
23.(3501) uvw = u.(v  w)
min.( u v  w cos ) = − 3401
 cos  = −1
u =  (Given) v  w = 3401

iˆ ˆj kˆ
v  w =  2 −3
2 1 −1

iˆ ˆj kˆ
v  w =  2 −3
2 1 −1

v  w = iˆ − 5ˆj − 3kˆ

v  w = 1 + 252 + 92 = 3401

342 = 3400
2 = 100
 = 10 (as   0 )

( )
so, u =  iˆ − 5 ˆj − 3kˆ

2 = 2 (1 + 252 + 92 )

100 = 2 (1+ 34 100)

100 m
2 = =
3401 n

(x )( )
1/ 7
24.(63) 20
+ x13 + x6 2 x21 + 3x14 + 6 x7 dx

2 x21 + 3x14 + 6 x7 = t
( )
42 x20 + x13 + x6 dx = dt

11 1 11
 t 8/ 7 1 
( )
1 1 8/ 7 11 1
(11)8/ 7
42 0
t dt =   = =
 8/ 7 42 
7 t
  48 0 48
0
l = 48, m = 8, n = 7
l + m + n = 63.

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( ) ( )
0 2
25.(18) A = x 2 − 3x dx +  3x − x 2 dx
−1 0

0 2
x3 3x2 3x2 x3 11 10 31
 A= − + −  A= + =
3 2 −1
2 3 6 3 6
0
 12 A = 62
dy
26.(1) +y=k
dx

y.e x = e x + c

f ( 0) = e−2

 c = e−2 − k

(
 y = k + e−2 − k e− x )
 (k + (e ) )
2
−2
Now k = − k e− x dx
0

 k = e−2 − 1

 (
y = e−2 − 1 + e− x)
f ( 2) = 2e−2 −1, f ( 0) = e−2

2 f ( 0) − f ( 2) = 1

27.(11) A ( 2, 6, 2) B ( −4, 0,  ) , C ( 2, 3, −1) D ( 4, 5, 0 )

1
Area = BD  AC = 18
2
iˆ ˆj kˆ
AC  BD = 0 −3 −3 = ( 3 + 15) iˆ − ˆj ( −24) + kˆ ( −24)
8 5 −

= (3 + 15)2 + ( 24)2 + ( 24)2 = 36 = 2 + 10 + 9 = 0 =  = −1, − 9

  5   = −1
5 − 6 = 5 − 6 ( −1) = 11
28.(536) Divisible by 2 → 450
Divisible by 3 → 300
Divisible by 7 →128
Divisible by 2&7 → 64
Divisibly by 2&7 → 43

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Divisibly by 2&3 →150
Divisibly by 2&3 →150
Divisibly by 2,3&7 → 21
 Total numbers = 450 + 300 – 150 – 64 – 43 + 21 = 514
29.(29) ( 21 + 2) + ( 21 − 2)
200 200

 2 100 C0 21200 + 200C2 21198.22 + ... + 200C198 212. 2198 + 2200 

 
 2 49I1 + 2200  = 49I1 + 2201
 
Now, 2201 = (8) = (1 + 7 ) = 49I 2 + 67C0 67C1.7 =
67 67

49I2 + 470 = 49I2 + 49  9  29

 Remainder is 29
30.(50400) Vowels: A, A, A, I, I, O
Consonants : S, S, S, S, N, N, T
8 6
Total number of ways in which vowels come together =  = 50400
4| 2 3| 2

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