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PHYSICS CHEMISTRY MATHEMATICS

1. (A, D) 20. (A, C, D) 39. (A, B)

2. (A, B, D) 21. (C, D) 40. (A, B, C)

3. (A) 22. (A, D) 41. (C)

4. (B, C) 23. (D) 42. (A, B, D)

5. (A, B, C) 24. (B) 43. (A, C, D)

6. (B, C) 25. (C, D) 44. (A, C, D)

7. (11.31) 26. (00.06) 45. (12.00)

8. (00.80) 27. (01.00) 46. (12.00)

9. (01.00) 28. (01.25) 47. (14.00)

10. (05.00) 29. (25.00) 48. (08.00)

11. (02.00) 30. (07.00) 49. (01.00)

12. (00.00) 31. (01.00) 50. (01.17)

13. (C) 32. (A) 51. (D)

14. (D) 33. (A) 52. (D)

15. (C) 34. (B) 53. (C)

16. (D) 35. (D) 54. (C)

17. (17) 36. (02) 55. (49)

18. (04) 37. (45) 56. (09)

19. (02) 38. (03) 57. (12)

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PART – I : PHYSICS  2R 

 3 L 
1. Answer (A, D) Rlower    x
 2R 
   3  L
 U ˆ U ˆ U ˆ   
F  –vU  –  i j k
 x y z 
Rlower 1 
Iupper   I0   I0 
U 2y 2 Rupper  Rlower 3 
– U = f(x, y)
x x
 2I 
U Ilower   0 
 –4y ln x U= –2y2 lnx + c  3 
y
At x = 1 L  I0 
Iupper circular wire =
 2R   3 
1=c L  3 
 
U = –2y2 lnx + 1
Ui = – 2 × 102 × ln4 + 1
2I0 L 
Ilower circular wire = 
3  2R 
= –2 × 100 × 2 × 0.7 + 1 L  3 
 
= – 280 + 1
L I 
= – 279 J B due to arc BA and AC  2   0
 2R   3 
1 1 L  
 mv 2   1  24   288 J
2 3 
K .E  
2 2
M.E = U + K = –279 + 288 = 9 J L  2I0 
B due to arc BC  
 2R   3 
2. Answer (A, B, D) L  
 3 

So cancels each other.

Bdue to straight wire BC1

2R
L
Rupper  3  2  2x
 2R  0 i
 L
 3


 B  sin   sin  
4x
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0 i  3  30  i  Force due to hinge

     

2x  2  4  x  1
 2 2 2
mg 3mg   mg mg  
Q      
 2 L   2 8   2 8  
 
3  i   3 
3   2i0 
B  0  , i
2  l  2L  3  mg 
2
3 25 mg 44 3
L =  1    = 
3 3 2 4  16 2 16 2

4 I0 5. Answer (A, B, C)
=

3 3 3  2  
I  Im cos2   ,  
2
( x )
2 
30 4i0 2 2
B  = i0
4l 
9 3  6  
3 3 3  2  x1  y
d D d 
  
D 4d D 4

20 i 0 4 2    
= = i0  1    
3 3  2 l  9 3  6  4 2

 I
 I1  I0 cos2    0
3. Answer (A) 4 2

F M L T –2 d D  d  
   M T –1 And x2  y   
v L T –1 D 3d  D  3

2    2
 2   
F M L T –2
K   M T –2   3  3
x L
 I
 I2  I0 cos2    0
 MT –1 3 4
  T  Time
K M T –2 And so on
6. Answer (B, C)
4. Answer (B, C)
di q
–L – iR   0
dt c

d 2q dq  R  q
  – 0
dt dt  L  LC
q = A0e–t sin (t + )
7. Answer (11.31)
8. Answer (00.80)
Solution for Q. Nos. 7 and 8
mg
F cos 60  T cos30   F  3T  mg
2

T cos 60  F cos 30º

T 3
 F  T  3F
2 2

 mg 
F  
 4 

3 L 4 L
T   mg  d
2
 4.5
3
R 3  r 2 
2
4

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R3 
3r 2 L  
q v x iˆ  v y ˆj  v z kˆ  B0 kˆ  q –E0 kˆ 
8

3 1 F  –qv x B0 jˆ  qv y B0 iˆ – qE0 kˆ
R3  9
8 
mdv
 qv y B0 iˆ – qv x B0 ˆj – qE0 kˆ
3 dt
R  
2
mdv x mdv y
Energy loss= T(S)  qv y B0  qv x B0
dt dt
= T(2r2 + 2rl + 8r2)
md 2v y  qv y B0 
 9  – qB0  
= T  2  1  2  1 9 – 8   dt 2
 m 
 4

= 2T d 2v y  q 2 B02 
 –  v y
= 2 × 0.4 dt 2  m2
 
= 2.51 J
 qB 
v y  v 0 cos  t
4  m 
2T  2  R 3     S  T
3 
qB0  qB 
 = 0.9 gm cm–3, S
10 J  dv x 
m 
v 0 cos 
m 
t  dt
gm º C
qB0v 0 m  qB 
8 27 vx   sin  tc
2T     0.9  10  T m qB0  m 
3 8
At t = 0, vx = 0
 2T = 81 T

 2T  2  0.4  qB 
T   v x  v 0 sin  t
 m 
 81  81 10
9. Answer (01.00) qE0
vz  – t c
10. Answer (05.00) m

Solution for Q. Nos. 9 and 10 At t = 0, vz = v0

L   2l   v0 = 0 + c c = v0
2 2
l 
mv 0   2m    m    
6  3  3  
 qE 
vz  v0 –  0 t 
v  4  m 
   0    1 rad/sec
 4L  4 
v  v x2  v y2  v z2  v 02  v z2
mv0 = 3mvcm
  mv 0 
v   4 v when vz = 0, at t   
vcm   0     m/s min
 3  3  qE0 

1 1 1  q 4
Loss in K.E= mv 02 –   3m  v cm
2
 Icm 2  here  1, B0  1, E0 
2 2 2  m 

=5J 2 
t  sec
4 2
11. Answer (02.00) 
12. Answer (00.00) ux = 2 m/s
Solution for Q. Nos. 11 and 12
vy = 0 m/s
   
 
F  q v  B  qE 13. Answer (C)

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14. Answer (D) Final equilibrium,

Solution for Q. Nos. 13 and 14 2Q 2

Pf Adf  nRT2 also, Pf A 
1 2A0
Vrms  VR2  VL – VC  
2 2
 
nRT2
Also, energy df   2A0 
= 60 2 volt  2Q 2

V0 = 60 × 2 = 120 volt  T 
df   22  d
 T 
60  1
I  15 A
4
17. Answer (17)
I0  15 2 A
2K m  2mp K p cos60  2  m0K0 cos  …(1)
For VPR VPR = 100 V
Also, 2mp K p sin 60 = 2m0 K 0 sin  …(2)

eqn. (1)

2K p
8K   34K0 cos 
For VQS 2

Kp
4–  17K0 cos  …(1)(a)
2

2nd eqn.
VQS = 80 – 20 = 60 V
3
Kp   17K0 sin  …(2)(a)
VPR 10  5  2
 : 
VQS 6 3 Squaring (1)(a) and (2)(a) and adding

15. Answer (C) Kp 3

16   K p – 4 K p  17K 0 
16. Answer (D) 4 4

Solution for Q. Nos. 15 and 16   16  K p – 4 K p  17K0

16 + 1.44 – 4 × 1.2 = 17 K0

12.64
K0 
17

18. Answer (04)

 Q2 
Pi A    One end closed resonance,
 2 A
 0 
nv
Q2  nRT1  1000 
 4L
2A0  d 
320 80
For n = 1, L =  = 8 cm
PiVi = nRT1 4  1000 1000
 PiAd = nRT1 For n = 3, L = 24 cm

 nRT1  dh
Pi A    Also, –100  2gh
 d  dt

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0.76 21. Answer (C, D)
dh 1

0.92
h
  100
2gdt

 –2 h 
0.76 1
  0.92  100 2  10  t

20  92  76 
t  2 
100  10
 

t = 3.9 second

19. Answer (02)

M 2 2
Tx  (L  x 2 )
2L

Tx dx
V  
 dt

PART – II : CHEMISTRY
20. Answer (A, C, D) 22. Answer (A, D)
3A  B 
K
 C
(A) t = 0, 3 1 0
2.25
t = 50 3–2.25 1
3
= 0.75 = 0.15
1 d(A) d(B) d(C)
rate =     K[A]
3 dt dt dt
(B) 1 d(A) d(A)
  K(A)   3K[A]
3 dt dt
Half life of A and B will be 25 s
0.693
 3K   0.0278 s1
25
0.0278
K  0.009 s1
(C) 3
d(B)
 K[A]
dt
d(B)
at 50 s,  0.009  [0.75]
dt
= 0.007 mol L–1 s–1
d(A)
 3K[A]  0.027  [0.75]
dt
(D)
= 0.020 mol L–1 s–1
At 25 s
d(A)
 0.027  1.5  0.040 mol L–1 s –1
dt

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23. Answer (D) 27. Answer (01.00)

(A) A + B2+  A2+ + B Solution for Q. Nos. 26 and 27
0.0591  0.002  m y  10 2 y
Ecell = –0.38 – (–0.27) – log     
2  0.2   m 16  10 2 16
0

0.0591 4y  102 4y
 0.11   ( 2) and 1    4
2 16  102 16
= –0.11 + 0.06 = – 0.05


Now HA 
 H + + A–
(B) A + C2+ 
 C + A2+
C 0 0
0.06
Ecell = –0.44 – (–0.27) – log(10 2 ) C-C C C
2
= –0.17 + 0.06 = –0.11 V C2
Ka 
(C) B + D2+ 
 B2+ + D 1 

Ecell = –0.48 + 0.38 + 0.06 Since temperature is constant, Ka will be

constant
 –0.10 + 0.06 = – 0.04 V
(D) D + C2+  D2+ + C C 2

C 2  20  1
Ecell = –0.44 + 0.48 + 0.06 
1  1  1
= 0.10 V
24. Answer (B) 2 (4 )2 1 16
  
1  1 (1  4 )20 1   (1  4 )20
[Fe(CN)6]3– – Paramagnetic
[Fe(CN)6]4– – Diamagnetic  20(1 – 4) = 16 – 16
 [Ni(CN)4]2– (Square planar) – Diamagnetic 1
  4 = 64   =  0.06
 [Ni(CO)4] (Tetrahedral) – Diamagnetic 16
[NiCI4]2– (Tetrahedral) –Paramagnetic y 1
Now    y  16  16  1
[Co(H2O)6]3+ – Diamagnetic 16 16
 [CoF6]3– – Paramagnetic 28. Answer (01.25)
25. Answer (C, D) 29. Answer (25.00)

2H3PO2   H3PO4 + PH3 Solution for Q. Nos. 28 and 29
Phosphinic Meq of Fe2+ = Meq of KMnO4
Acid
1 × 25 × Molarity = 25 × 5 × 0.01
Molarity = 0.05
 Moles of Fe2+ present in 250 ml

No oxy linkage, 4 ionizable hydrogen 0.05

  250
1000

0.05
  1.25  10 –2
4

One oxy linkage, 2 ionizable hydrogen Weight of Fe2+ = 1.25 × 10–2 × 56

= 70 × 10–2 = 0.7 g

0.7
Hence percent age of Fe2+ =  100
2.8
Tetrabasic acid 70
  25%
26. Answer (00.06) 2.8

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30. Answer (07.00) 37. Answer (45)

31. Answer (01.00) h

Solution for Q. Nos. 30 and 31 m u

6.6  10 –34
 u 
 4  10 3 
 23 
 220  10 9
 6  10 

6.6  6  1023  1034


4  220  1012

= 0.45 m/s

= 45 cm/s
32. Answer (A)
33. Answer (A) 38. Answer (03)

Solution for Q. Nos. 32 and 33 2CI2 + 2HgO  HgCI2 + HgO + Cl O(g)
2
(Yellow brown gas)

PART – III : MATHEMATICS

39. Answer (A, B)

 P (a cos , b sin ), Q(–a sin , b cos )
34. Answer (B)
Equation of tangent at P:
35. Answer (D)
x y
Solution for Q. Nos. 34 and 35 cos   sin   1 (i)
a b
Equation of tangent at Q:
x y
– sin   cos   1 (ii)
a b
From (1) and (2)

x2 y2
2
 2
a b2

Mid point of P and Q is
36. Answer (02)
 a(cos  – sin ) (sin   cos ) 
1st process is isothermal as internal energy is R ,b 
 2 2 
constant.
a
V  V   x (cos  – sin )
W1 – nRT1 In  2  = –1 × R × 450 × In  2  ...(1) 2
 V1   V1 
b
y (sin   cos )
2nd process is adiabatic as entropy is constant. 2
W2 = U = 300R – 1200R = –900R …(2) x2 y2 1
 2
 
Since W1 and W2 are same. a b2 2

V  40. Answer (A, B, C)

 –900R = –R × 450 × In  2 
 V1  Let g ( x ) 
f (x)
x
V 
In  2  = 2 xf ( x ) – f ( x )
 V1  g ( x ) 
x2
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f ( x )  f (x)  
 2 
x– 
x  f ( x )   1  1
 g  n   g  n – 
Positive 1  2  2
h( x ) Put x  n – , – 1
2  1  1
f (x) g n   g n – 
 h( x )  x –  2  2
f ( x ) on adding
 1  1
(f ( x ))(f ( x )) – f ( x )f ( x ) g  n   g  
h( x )  1–  2 2
(f ( x ))2 –   n
 1   
1
g n   g  
(f ( x ) f ( x )  2 2
h( x )  0
(f ( x ))2 42. Answer (A, B, D)
Z9 – 1 = (Z – 1) (Z8 + Z7 +  + Z + 1)
h(x) is increasing = (Z – 1) (Z – ) (Z – 2)  (Z – 8)
 h(x) > h(0)  x  Because roots are in G.P.
Z9 – 1
f (x) f (0)  (Z – ) (Z – 2)  (Z – 8) =
  x– 0– Z –1
f ( x ) f (0) Put Z = 2  (2 – ) (2 – 2)  (2 – 8) = 511
4

 x–
f (x )
f ( x )
0 Re ( ) = cos40° + cos80° + cos120°
1
i

1
h( x )  0  x  (0,  ) + cos160°  –
2
 g ( x )  0  x  (0,  )

 g(x) is increasing
 g() < g()
f () f ()
 
 

 g() < g( +  – )

8


f ( ) f (    – )
  i
– i 1
9 9
  – i 0
 
4 5 5
41. Answer (C) 
i 0
2i
–  2i 1
f(x + 1) = x + f(x) 4
ef(x+1) = ex+f(x) = ex · ef(x)  
i 1
i 9– i
 18  2  7  3  6   4 5  4
g(x + 1) = exg(x) 43. Answer (A, C, D)
ln(g(x + 1)) = x + ln(g(x)) 6!  5!
(A)  P(E) =
10!
g ( x  1) g ( x )
 1 2!  5!  5!
g ( x  1) g( x ) (B)  P(E) =
10!
g ( x  1) g( x ) 2!  5!  5! 1
 – 1 (C)  P(E) = 
g ( x  1) g ( x ) 6!  5! 3
2!  4!  4!  9 9
1   1 (D)  P(E) = 
g    1 g    2  5!  5! 25
1  2  2
Put x  , –   1
2 1   1 44. Answer (A, C, D)
g   1 g  
2  2 1

1  3
g   2  g   
f ( x )  x  x 2 , where   f (t )dt 
0
3  2  2
Put x  , –   1 1
2 1  3
g   2 g  
2  2 
  ( x  x 2 )dt
0

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3
 
4

 Total 4 matrix when k1 = 0, 4 matrix when

k2 = 0, 4 matrix when k3 = 0
47. Answer (14.00)
x x

 
( x  1) f (t )dt – tf (t )dt  x 4  x 2
0 0
3 Differentiate w.r.t. x,
 f (x)  x2  x
4 x

0
3 2  –8
f(x) +
 f (t )dt =4x 3 + 2x
Area bounded =   4 x  x  dx  27
4 
0

Differentiate w.r.t. x, f(x) + f(x) = 12x2 + 2

–
3
I.F. = ex
 1  3 1  f(x) = 12x2 – 24x + 26 + e–x
f 2  2
 x  4x 4
x  f(0) = 26 = 0
 f(x) = 12x2 – 24x + 26
3 2  2
 4 x  x  (3  4 x ) 3 f(x) = 0  x = 1
 1  
 lim f ( x ) · f    lim 
x   x  x  4x4 4  fmin at x = 1 and its value is 14
48. Answer (08.00)
45. Answer (12.00)
Diagonal elements must be <0, 0, 0>
Now, above the diagonal, elements can be
placed as follows:
Case I : 0, 1, –1 by 3! ways
3!
Case II : 0, 1, 1 by ways
2!
3! 1
Case III : 0, –1, –1 by ways
 (14 – 12x
2
2! Area bounded = – 2)dx
0
 Total number of skew symmetric matrix = 12
1
46. Answer (12.00)

 12 (1– x 2 )dx  8
0
k1 a b
 a k2 c be the corresponding matrix 49. Answer (01.00)
b c k3

from set A
Its determinant value  = k1k2k3 – (k1c2 + k2b2 +
k3a2) + 2abc
Case I : all diagonal element must be 0   = 0
so all matrix are singular
0  (a – 1)2 < 1
Case II : only one diagonal element is 0 say k1 = 0
 a  (0, 2)  a = 1
  = 2abc – k2b2 – k3a2

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50. Answer (01.17) 2 1 1

 
1
– 0 2  9

A  ( x2 – x1 ) dy
0
 – – 0 

 2 2 1
and  
 – 1 0   18
1
 – – 1
 A
   
y  1) – y dy 
7
6
 1.17
0 Sum of traces of all matrix
51. Answer (D) = 6(3) + 2(9) + 4(18) = 108

52. Answer (D) 55. Answer (49)

Solution for Q. Nos. 51 and 52 ax4 + ax2 + bx3 + bx + x2 + 1 = (x2 + 1) (ax2 + bx + 1)

 x2 + 1 is positive for all real x
For ax2 + bx + 1 > 0  x  R
 a > 0 and b2 – 4a < 0
b No. of values a can take
1 9
2 8
3 7
4 5
2018
5 3
 f ( x )dx  shaded area
0 32
Probability =
81
1 
 3  (2018)(1009)   3(1009)2
2  56. Answer (09)

2018 1 Pn = nC0 · nC1 · nC2  nCn

similarly
 0

g ( x )dx  2018 g ( x )dx
0
Pn+1 = n+1C0 · n+1C1  n+1Cn+1
n 1 n 1 n 1
Pn 1 C0 C1 Cn
2018 1009  n
· n
 n
· n 1Cn 1
  Pn C0 C1 Cn
4 2
53. Answer (C) (n  1)n 109
 
n! 9!
54. Answer (C)
n=9
Solution for Q. Nos. 53 and 54 57. Answer (12)
Let  and  are common roots
1s  4, 2s  3, 0s  2  3 + 52 + p + q = 0
So possible elements for diagonal are 3 + 72 + p + r = 0
22 + r – q= 0 has roots  and 
 2 1 1 +=0
  Since  +  + 1 = –5
– 2 0  3
 – – 2  +  + 2 = –7
 1 + 2 = –12

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