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PHYSICS
SECTION-1
1.(B) Using energy conservation
2
G M e m 1  5GM e  1 2
  m   mv
2 Re 2  2 R e  2

3GM e
v
2 Re
2.(C) Let radius of circle is R.
0i1 2 0 i1
Field due to square at the centre is B1  4   cos 45  cos 45 
4R R
0i2
Field due to ring at the centre is B2 
2R
They must cancel each other in order to make net magnetic field at the centre zero
So, B1  B2
20i1 0i2 
  i1 / i2 
R 2R 2 2

3.(D) Referring to the diagram right wave is initial position and left wave is final position. It is clearly visible
that the particle is moving towards extreme position and in SHM acceleration is always towards mean
position.

4.(A) Because stopping potential of A is greater than B so frequency of A must also be greater than B.
Saturation current of B is greater than A so Intensity of B should be greater than A.

0 A
5.(D) Let C is capacitance of capacitor its value will be C ….(i)
d
K 0 a
After filling the wax and doubling plate separation 2C  ….(ii)
2d
On solving K = 4
6.(C) Area of rhombus will be = 2 sin 
So flux through the rhombus will be   B0 2
sin 
d  d 
So Emf induced in the shape will be E     B0 2
cos   
dt  dt 
d
To calculate the value of we can say distance between A & C is changing with 2v
dt
d
So 2v   2 cos  / 2
dt
2      d
2v    sin   
2  2   dt

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d 2v
So 
dt sin  / 2
d
Replacing the value of
dt
2B0 v cos 
We get E 
sin  / 2
7.(D) According to the question
E1  E2  72 & E1  E2  54
E1  E2 72 4 E1 7
So    
E1  E2 54 3 E2 1
8.(C)  vdt  40 cm   2v dt  80 cm

  80 cm  40 cm  40 cm
MR 2
9.(A) Moment of inertia of disc will be I 
2
Because disc is converted into sphere so radius of sphere will be R’
4 R
So, R '3 .  R 2 
3 6
R
R' 
2
2
2 R MR 2
So, moment of inertia of sphere will be I s  M   
5 2 10
I
So, I s 
5
10.(D) Total energy of system
kq  2q kqq
v 2
a 2a
4kq 2 kq 2 4kq 2 kq 2 7 kq 2
    
a 2a a 2a 2a

3 3 2 KE 2
11.(D) KE  nRT  PV  P   E
2 2 3 V 3

1 n2
12.(B) We know t mean   to and t1/2   t0 n2
 
1
Hence of the sample remains
2
13.(B) 2r cos   Mg
r
2 cos   M ' g
2
M
 M'
2

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
14.(C) We know current leads by angle
2
 
So, i  i0 cos  t    i0 sin t
 2

T  k  S   r     T    MT 2   L b  ML3 
a b c a c
15.(A) We can say
We can say ac0
b  3c  0
2a  1
1 1 3
So a   , c   & b  
2 2 2
1/2 r 3
So T  k  S  (r )3/2 ()1/2 or T  k
S
P0V0 P0V0 PV0 PV0
16.(C)   
RT0 RT0 R2T0 RT0
4
P P0
3
17.(D) The truth table is of AND gate
 x
18.(B) Phase difference at a point at a distance x from the central maxima,   2  

     I
Intensity at this point, I  I 0 cos2    I 0 cos 2    0
 2  4 2
19.(A) We know E  B  C
Using right hand thumb rule B will be directed along z axis
 
iˆ   kˆ  ˆj

e e e v
20.(C) Convectional current due to motion of electron will be i  
T 2 2 r
0i 0 ev
So magnetic field at the centre will be B 
2r 4 r 2

SECTION-2
21.(5) d  0 dT
 25

 d  
0  0 TdT
0 0

625 625
  0 0   10 1.6 106   5  1000  10 6  5mm
2 2
22.(18) Using angular momentum conservation final angular velocity will be
3  10  9  6   3  9  
  7 rad / sec
1 1 1
So loss of KE   3 102   9  62  12  72  18 J
2 2 2

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23.(20) From free body diagram in vertical direction we can say

N cos   mg  N sin 
mg
N
cos    sin 
g sin  g cos 
So, a  
cos    sin  cos    sin 
 sin    cos  
 g   20 m / sec2
 cos    sin  
20
24.(40) Let height of source of light is h0 so for 1st magnification m1 
h0
80
And for 2nd magnification m2 
h0
We know that m1m2  1 So, h0  40cm

T 70  103
25.(2.80) Excess pressure inside the water film P   2
 280 N / m 2
d / 2 0.05  10 / 2
So, Force = P  A  280  102  2.8N

26.(750) Case-1
V 350 30 6000
f app  f ; 1000 = f ; f  1000 Hz ; f  Hz
V  VS 350  50 35 7
Case-2
V 6000 350
f app  f  .  750Hz
V  VS 7 400

27.(37) For Brewster law tan i    i  53

So angle of refraction r  90  i  37
7
0 2M 10  2  2.5
28.(4) B   40  107 Tesla  4T
4 r 3  0.53

29.(16) To make net electric field O electric field due to shell must be equal to electric field due to sphere
KQ K q KQ Kq
so  ;  2  4  Q  16
4R 2
 3R / 2  2
4R 2
9R
30.(20) Taking right direction positive.
vO  10
& vm   5
So vOM  vO  vM  15 m / sec
So vIM  15 m / sec
vIM  vI  vM  15
vI  15  5  20m / sec
So, speed of image is 20 m/sec

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CHEMISTRY
SECTION-1
1.(C) Laundry soap contains fillers like sodium rosinate, sodium silicate, borax and sodium carbonate
2.(C) 114  Un un quad ium, UUq
3.(D) This is the general structure of penicillin drug which is used as antibiotic drugs.
4.(B)

5.(C) peroxyacetyl nitrate is a secondary air pollutant

6.(A) Solute and solvent both should obey Raoult's law
7.(B) 3Pt  4HNO3  18HCl  3H 2 PtCl6  4NO  8H 2O
Total moles of e  transferred = 12
12
So, e  per mole of Pt  4
3

   2s 2  *2s   2P   2P 

2
C2   1s  1s
2 * 2 2 2
8.(C) x y

40
B.O  2
2

   2s 2  *2s   2P   2P   2P 

2
C2   1s  1s
2 * 2 2 2 1
x y z

50
B.O   2.5
2

   2s 2  *2s    2P   2P   2P 

2
C22   1s  1s
2
* 2 2 2 2
x y z

60
B.O  3
2
As bond order is increasing it implies bond strength is increasing.
9.(D) At pH = 6.4
As in case of H 2 CO3 ,
pH  pKa it will be only when
[weak acid] = [conjugate base].
In case of H 2 PO4 | HPO42

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 HPO 24 
pH  pKa  log  
 H 2 PO 4 

 
 HPO 24 
6.4  7.2  log  
 H 2 PO 4 
 
 HPO 24   HPO 24 
log     ve ;   1   HPO 24    H 2 PO 4 
   
 H 2 PO 4   H 2 PO 4 
   
10.(D) Assign R & S nomenclature to chiral carbons

11.(C) cis  Co  en 2 Cl2

12.(B) 1st order reaction is fastest at the starting of the reaction then it decrease also you can see the slope which
is equal to rate.
13.(A) Order of electronegativity sp carbon  sp 2 Carbon  sp3 carbon
14.(C) Reduction of alkyl cyanide using SnCl2 and HCl is called as Stephen reduction reaction.
15.(D) Red phosphorus undergoes disproportionation on reaction with alkali to form H4P2O6 and PH3
1 1
x x x 1
16.(C)  Pn   k Pn log    log P  log k
;
m m m n
17.(A) 3d  4d  5d CFSE increases for the same ligands.
18.(A) N 2 O & NO
19.(B) Partition
20.(D) ion flow only

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SECTION-2
21.(84) From the principal of atomic conservation on carbon
3  moles of C2 H5OH  3  moles of HC 2 H 3O 2
5
molesof HC2 H3O2  (Theoretical)
46
5.5
molesof HC2 H3O2  Experimental  
60
5.5
% yield   46 100  84%
60  5
1 1 b 3
22.(3) X   8  1 ; Y  6   3 ; Xa Yb  XY3    3
8 2 a 1
23.(3) 10 volume solutions of H 2 O 2 means that 1L of this H 2 O 2 solution will give 10 L of oxygen at STP
2H 2O2 1  O2  g   H 2O 1
2  34g 22.7L at STP
68 g
On the basis of above equation 22.7 L of O 2 is produced from 68 g H 2 O 2 at STP and 10 L of O 2 at
68 10
STP is produced from g  29.9g  30g H2O2 . Therefore, strength of H 2 O 2 in 10 volume H 2 O 2
22.7
solution = 30 g/L = 3% H 2 O 2 solution

24.(1) Only

25.(6) The Pauli exclusion principle states that no two electrons in an atom can have the same four quantum
numbers. In other words, only two electrons may exist in the same atomic orbital, and these electrons
must have opposite spins. (a) and (f) violate the Pauli exclusion principle.
Hund’s rule states that the most stable arrangement of electrons in subshells is the one with the greatest
number of parallel spins. (b), (d) and (e) violate Hund’s rule.
26.(-2)
AB A   B
1  0.075 0.075 0.075
i  1  0.075  1.075
Tf  Ti  iK b  m
Tf  2C
27.(6) Cr2 O72  6Fe2  14H   6Fe3  2Cr 3  7H 2O
28.(0) Path A to D is adiabatic.
29.(3) ClF3 , NH3 & H 2 O are polar.
30.(5) 1s,2px ,4pz ,2py ,4d 2 .
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MATHEMATICS
SECTION-1
 
1  x 20 10 x9
1.(C) I e 
x
  dx

 1  x10 1  x 20
  
1  x10 1  x 20  

 
1  x10  dx  e x  f ( x)  f '( x)  dx  e x f ( x)  c  e x 1  x  c
10
10 x9
 ex 
  
 1  x10
 
1  x10 1  x 20  

1  x10

2.(A) e x y  y 2
x  y  2log y
dy 2 dy
1 
dx y dx
dy y

dx 2  y
dy dy
d2y 
2  y  y
 dx dx  2 y
dx 2 2  y 2
 2  y 3
d2y
2
dx 2 x 1

3.(A) sin 2   cos .sin  and cos   sin   sin 

  4cot 2   4
2
 cos2   sin 2    1  2sin 2    1  2sin .cos    sin   cos  
 4    4    4    4  0
 sin 
2
  sin  
2
 sin 
2
  sin  
4.(C) a  n!

b
 n  2 !
 n  12 !
c   n  12 !
n  n  1  182
 14  13
n  14
1 1 1 1 3 5
5.(B) P(G)  , P(C )  , P  K   1    1  
4 8 4 8 8 8
 AC  1  AC  1  AC 
P   , P   , P  1
 G  5  C  10  K 
 K  P  K  AC 
P 
 AC  P  AC 
5 5 5
1
8 8 8 50 10
    
5 1 1 1 1 5 1 1 50  4  1 55 11
1      
8 4 5 8 10 8 20 80 80

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 
1 0 x
2

0  3
x
 2 4

 1 3 
x
    
6.(B) sin x  cos x    2 sin  x      4
3
  4  
2   x 
 2
 3 7
 1 x
 2 4
 7
0  x  2
 4
 /2 3 /4  3 /2 7  /4 2 

I  20  1dx  0dx 
 0
 
1dx  2dx  
1dx  
0dx 

 /2 3 /4  3 /2 7  /4

 3 3 7 3 
 20       2   2     20    20
2 4 2 4 2
7. (A) Using truth table
p q r pq  p  q pr  p  r   p  q
T T T T F T T
T T F T F T T
T F T F T T T
(A)
T F F F T T T
F T T F T T T
F T F F T F T
F F T F T T T
F F F F T F T
p p q pq pq  p  q   p  q
F T T T T T
(B) F T F F T T
T F T F T T
T F F F F F
pq q  p  q   q  p  q   q
T F F T
(C) F T F T
F F F T
T T T F

pq qr  p  q  q  r 
T T T
(D) T F F
F T F
F F F

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1 0 0 x  a2 ab ac x  a2 ab ac
8.(A) f '( x)  ab x  b 2 bc  0 1 0  ab x  b2 bc
ac bc xc 2
ac bc xc 2 0 0 1


 x  b2  x  c   b c   x  a  x  c   a c   x  a  x  b   a b
2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2

 3x 2  2x  a  b  c   0
2 2 2

f ( x) is decreasing in
 2 2
x 
 3
 
a  b2  c 2 ,0 


a
9.(A)  a  ar  26 ….(i)
r
2
a
   a  a r  364
2 2 2
….(ii)
 
r
 1
2 
a 2   r    1  364
 r 
 
 1
a  r    a  26
 r
 1  26
r    1
 r a
  26 2 
a 2    1  1  364
 a  
 
 26  26 
a 2   1  1  1  1   364
 a  a 
 26  13  a  
a2   2     364
a  a 
364
13  a 
52
a6
 r 3
a10  2. 3
9

dx ydy
10.(A)  x   1  y2
nx 
1
2

n 1  y2  c 
Passes through (1, 0) so c = 0
x2  1  y 2
x 2  y 2  1  foci   2,0  
Tangent at  2,1 

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2x  y  1
Equation of circle touching conic at  2,1
 x  2    y  1    2 x  y  1  0
2 2

Passes through  2,0  so

1   0    1
Equation of circle

x  2
2
  y  1  2 x  y  1  0
2

x2  y 2  3 2x  y  4  0
e0  h  3
11.(A) lim f ( x)= lim  2
x 0  x 0  0  x  1

e1h  3 e1h  3
lim f ( x)  lim  lim  
x 0 h0 1  h  1 h0 h
12.(B) Equation of normal to ellipse
ax by
  a 2  b2
cos  sin 
For point A
y0
 a 2  b2 
x  cos   
 a 
For point B
x0
 b2  a 2 
y  sin   
 b 

  a 2  b 2    b2  a 2  
 a cos , b sin   cos    ,0 

0,sin    
  a    b 
 b2  a 2 
b sin  1  3sin   
0  b 
4

b2  3 b2  a 2  0 
b2 3
4b2  3a 2  0    can be directly used
a2 4
3 1
e  1 
4 2

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    
13.(A) lim f ( x)  lim 1  cos 1 cot   h   
x
  h  0
  2  
2


 lim1  cos 1 tanh  lim1  cos 1 (h)  1 
h 0 h 0 2
 
lim f ( x)  lim    h   1    1
x
  h 0  2 
2

 
Jump =   1  1  
2 2


1
14.(A)  yi  32  16 …(i)
m


1
 yi  32  8 …(ii)
m
Adding (i) and (ii)

  2 yi2  18  24
m
1
m i 1
m

m  yi2
 yi2  18  24
2 i 1
; 3
m i 1
m
Subtracting (i) and (ii)
m

 yi  8
12
m i 1
m

 yi 8  yi2    yi 
2
2
23 23
2
i 1
 ;   3   
m 12 m   3
 m  9 3
15.(B) If d.r.’s of line of intersection are (a, b, c) then
2a  3b  9c  0 …(i)
4a  2b  7c  0 …(ii)
a b c a b c
  ;  
21  18 36  14 4  12 3 22 8
x y 1 z  1
Equation of line  
3 22 8
16.(A) a  A.( R) p1  log a  log A   p  1 log R
q 1
b  A. R   log b  log A   q  1 log R
r 1
c  A. R   log c  log A   r  1 log R
Angle between two vectors
.  3  q  r  log a
0

So, angle between vectors =
2

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17.(C) P(at12 , 2at1 ) t2  t1


Q at22 , 2at2 
Equation of tangent at P t1 y  x  at12
S   0, at1 
R   0, at1 
Area of trapezium PQRS
1
  2at1  4at1   at12  24a 2
2
 3a 2t13  24a 2
24
t13  8
3
t1  2
at1
tan    t1  2
a
Angle subtended by SR at focus
2 tan  4 4  4 
tan 2    ;   tan 1  
1  tan  1  4 3
2
 3 
18.(C) B  C  180  A
B  C  60
2 A
B 
3 2
 A
C 
3 2
1
Area of triangle ABC  bc sin A
2
Using sine rule
a sin B a sin C
b ,c 
sin A sin A
1 a sin B a sin C
12     sin A
2 sin A sin A
sin B.sin C
24  a 2
sin A
16 2sin B.sin C cos  B  C   cos  B  C 
sin A   sin B sin C  
24 3 3

cos  cos    A
sin A  3
3
1 1
3sin A   cos A ; 3sin A   cos A
2 2
1
9sin 2 A   3sin A  1  sin 2 A
4
3 3  9  30 3  39 3  39
10sin 2 A  3sin A   0 ; sin A   ,
4 20 20 20
A  30

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19.(C) P  x   2, 2 
Q x  1  2 or x  1  2
x3 or x  1
P  Q  R   2,3
x2 y 1 z 1
20.(B) equation of plane 0 2 2 0
1 1 3
2x  y  z  4  0
x 1 y  2 z  3
Point on the line    r is (1, 2, 3)
1 2 3
Reflection of (1, 2, 3) in the plane
x1  1 y1  2 z1  3 2  2  2  3  4 
  
2 1 1  2 2  12   12
x1  1 y1  2 z1  3 6
  
2 1 1 6
x1  3
y1  3 (3, 3, 2)
z1  2
Point of intersection of line and plane
2 1  r   1 2  2r    3  3r   4  0
r 3
Point of intersection (4, 8, 12)
Equation of line of reflection
x 3 y 3 z 2 x 3 y 3 z 2
  ;  
4  3 8  3 12  2 1 5 10

SECTION-2
21.(0) 22 log5 4.log 4 x  x log 2 5  5 x  x5 .x log5 4  x5  0

22 log5 x  2 x log 2 5  5 x  x5 4log5 x  1  0 
  
 5 x  x5  2log5 x   1  0
2 2
5x 2log5 x
 
 
 5 x  2
x 5

 log5 x 2 

 1  0
 Always > 0 
 
5 x  x5  0 Only for x < 0
Only solution can be for x  0
But for log to define x  0
So, no solution exists

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22.(2) z 2   3  i  z   m  2i   0
Let one real root is k
Then k 2   3  i  k   m  2i   0
Real part = 0 imaginary part = 0
k  3k  m  0
2
k  2  0
m2 k 2
Let non real root is z1
2  z1  3  i
z1  3  i  2
z1  1  i
Product  2 1 = 2
n
2  1  1  1 
23.(1.50) lim n n   n  1  n   n  2  .......... n  n1  
n   3  3   3 
n n
 1  1  3n 1. n
 n   n  n 1 
3n
 1  3n 1
n n
 n  1  3 ............  3  1  1 3
 lim   .    lim 1   1   ......1  n1 
n   n  n  n   3n 
 n   n   3 .n 
   
1 1 1 1
1 1 1  ........ 
n 1 3 32 1 1 3
 e. e . e .........e
3 9 3 e e 3 e 2 ; k  1.50

24.(30) C1  (1,1), C2  (9,6) , r1  1, r2  2

C1M 1  r1
C2 M 2  r2
3 4 k
1
5
7k 5 C1 is below the line 3x  4 y  k  0
k 75 7k 0
k  12 …(i)
27  24  k  10 C 2 lies above the line 3x  4 y  k  0
51  k  10 51  k  0
k  41 …(ii)
From (i) and (ii)
k  12, 41 Number of integral values = 30

a b   a 2  bc ab  bd 
25.(4) X  X 
2

c d   ac  cd bc  d 
2

a 2  bc  1 …(i)
ab  bd  1  ba  d  1
ac  cd  2 ca  d   2
b 1
  c  2b
c 2

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bc  d 2  3 …(ii)
(ii) – (i)
d 2  a2  2
 d  a  d  a   2 ;  d  a   2b
1 1 1
ad  ; d b ; a b
b 2b 2b
a 2  bc  1
1
b2  2
 1  2b 2  1 ;
4b
1
3b 2  2  2  0
4b
b2  x
1
3x   2  0  12 x 2  8 x  1  0
4x
1 1
b2  , b2  Four such matrices exist
6 2


26.(1) cos 2 tan 1  x  1 
x
2

1   x  1
2
1  tan 2  x
cos 2  ; 
1  tan  1   x  1
2 2
2

  
2 1  x  11  x  1  x x 2  2 x  2  2  x  2   x   x x 2  2 x  2 

x x2  2x  2  2x  4  0 
x x 2

 4x  6  0

x x 2
 4x  6  0
x  0 is the only solution

   1  x 1  x  
5 5
27.(15) 1  x  x 2

 5C0  5C1 x 1  x   5C2 x 2 1  x   5C3 x3 1  x   5C4 x 4 1  x   5C5 x 5 1  x 

2 3 4 5

Coefficient of x 4  5C2  5C3  3  5C4  10  30  5  15

x y x y
28.(16) 1   3
2 2

1  X  Y  3 (Rotation through an angle of )
4
1 1 
Area = 4   3  3   1 1
2 2 
9 1
 4  
2 2
 16(unit) 2

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x
 1
29.(5) 
f ( x)   t   dt
 t
1

1 1 
g ( x)  x  for x   ,3
x 2 
1 5 10
g    , g (3) 
2 2 3
1 
Let P  , g     ,    ,3
2 
By L.M.V.T.
1
g (3)  g  
g '()  2
1
3
2
10 5

1 4  3 1
1 2  3 2  
 5 3 3
2
3 3
2  
2 2
3 1
g   
2 3/ 2
5

6
 6 5
30.(0.50)
bc
ba cb
a bc ab  ac ac  ab
ac abc
  abc a  c ca ;  ab  bc ac bc  ab
b abc
ac  bc ac  bc ab
ab
ab ab
c
bc ab  ac ac  ab bc  ab  ac 0 ac  ab
C1 C1 C2
  ab  bc ac ab  bc ;   ab  bc  ac ab  bc  ac ab  bc C2 C2 C3
ac  bc ac  bc ab 0 ab  bc  ac ab
1 0 ac  ab
  ab  bc  ac 
2
1 1 ab  bc R1  R1  R2  R3
0 1 ab
   ab  bc  ac   27
3

ab  bc  ac  3 ; a 2  c 2  b 2  2
q q2 q2 q2 p 1 2p 1
abc  ;  a  b  c 2  ; 2  2  3   8 ;  ; 1 
p p2 p2 p2 q 2 2 q 2

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