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Joint Entrance Exam | IITJEE-2022
28th June 2022 | Morning Session

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Joint Entrance Exam | JEE Mains 2022

PHYSICS
SECTION-1
 M LT 2 
F  
1.(C)       M L1T 1 
 V   L2  T 1   
A     
 Y 

Pressure  time   M L1T 2  T   M L1T 1 

   

2.(A)

v2
ar   k 2rt2
r
v  krt
dv
 at   kr  constan t
dt

Pow er  Ft.v  m a t v

 m kr v  m krkrt  m k 2r2t

 
3.(A) x  4 sin   t  4 cos t
2 

y  4 sin t

x 2 y2
sin 2 t  cos2 t   1
16 16

 x 2  y 2  42
Equation of circle.
4.(A)
(A)

For solid sphere

2 7
I  Icm  M R 2  MR2 MR2  MR2
5 5
(B)

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2 5
I  Icm  M R 2  MR2 MR2  MR2
3 3
(C)

Ixx '  Iyy  Izz

MR2
Or I I  M R 2  I 
2
(D)

Ixx'  Iyy'  Izz'

MR2
 I I 
2

M R2
 I
4

5.(C) TA 2   2TB 2

rA 3  4  rB 3  T 2  r3 
 
6.(A)Volume will remain same
4 4
  R 3  64    r3
3 3

 4 r   S   4 R   S  r  R4
2 2

 4 R  1664  1  S  4  1  10   3  0.075  2.8  10

2
2 2 4
J

7. (A) Statement -1 Standard result.

Statement -2 Q  U  W gas For adiabatic process: Q0

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Since work is done on the gas Wgas  ve


 U   wgas  ve 
 T f  Ti

8.(A/C) There can be cases where net force on a dipole in non-uniform electric field
may be zero.
E.g. Where there is a maxima of electric field.
9.(A)

 1 q/ 2 1 q 1 q  2 1
E net  2      
 4  2  4  2 4 0 a 2  2 2 
 0 a  0 2a

10.(D)

For r  R (outside point):

Using Ampere’s law : B  2 r  0i

0i 1
B  
2 r r
For r  R (inside points):
B  2 r  0  0

B 0
11.(B) B C  E

F 2.25
 C  Speed of light    1.5  108m / s
B 1.5  108

2  3  1000
 t   4  105 sec
1.5  108

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 A  m 
sin  
 2 
12.(A)  
A
sin  
2

A  A  m 
cos   sin  
2  2 
A A
sin   sin  
2 2

A   A  m 
cos    sin  
 
2  2 

 A   A  m 
sin     sin  
 2 2   2 

  A   A m 
      
2 2 2 2 

m    2 A   180  2 A

1 aperture 24.4  102

13.(C) Resolving power of telescope     8.2  105
 1.22 1.22  2440  10 10

14.(A) E p  E e

hc h2

p 2m e2

2m ce2
 p 
h

 p  e2

15. (D)

For successful reaction having some activation energy. Kinetic energy of

projectiles on reactant sides must have energy more than activation energy.
For this best option is : (D)

16.(C)

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A B X Y Y  AB
0 0 0 1
0 1 0 1
1 0 0 1
1 1 1 0
*When either A or B has zero input, potential of point x is zero; if both have
‘one’ input, the potential of ‘x’ is zero as no current flows from 10 V cell.
*X and Y are not-gate input-output set-up.

17.(B) Diode conducts only in one-direction. Hence (B) is correct.

18.(A) Electron have greater mobility as if conducts via conduction bond. Hence assertion
is true and reason is also correct.

19.(C) Human speech   2,20K H z 

Music   2,20K H z 

Radio signal is of less mega Hz.

T.V. signal is of higher mega Hz.

40
20.(D) fbeat  f1  f2 
12

1 1  40
v   

 1 2  12

 1 1  40
v  
 4.08 4.16  12

40 4.08  4.16
v    707.2 m / s
12 0.08

SECTION-2
1.(5)

Max. speed will be at lowest from conservation of energy:

 l 1
m g   l   m vm2 ax
 2 2

l
2gl  V m ax
2

 V m ax  10  2.5  5 m / s

2. (19) l1   43  2  cm  45;l2  100  43 cm  57

45 15
  R  19
57 R

3.(10) Whetstone Bridge arrangement:

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R 4
  R  2
3 6

6  9 54
 R eq  
6  9 15

36 36
 i   15  10 A
54 / 15 54
4.(15) 15sec .

H  m sT  2  16  32J
V
irm s  rm s
Z

V0
Vrm s   20
2

Z  R 2  X e  X L   120 2 
2 1
100  1000  10 6

 1202  100  10  122  92  10  225  10  150

2

20 2
ir,m  
150 15

H  ir2m sRt  m sT

4
 120  t  32
225

32  225
t  15 sec
4  120
5.(91)

     
L  r  m v  3i j  3 j k  9k  3  j  0  i  i 3 j 9k

L  12  32  92  91

6: (6) 60  v  120  60   2

180  2
v  6m / s
60
7.(6)
2M g  M g g
a com m on  
5M 5

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For block M:
g
T MgM 
5

6
T  Mg
5

R
8.(7479) U  nC vT  2   300  3  8.31  300  7479J
5 
  1
3 

mv p 2m  K .E .
9.(10) R   
qB qB qB

2  1.6  1027  24  5  103  1.6  1019

  2  4.89  102m  9.79 cm  10 cm
19
1.6  10  0.5

10.(100)   2  0.5  103    103

1 1 1
Xc     103  102  10 
c   10  10
3 6 10

For Z m in

XC  X L  0

X L  10 10    103 L

1
L H  100m H
10

CHEMISTRY
SECTION-1
1.(D) Vacancy defect decreases the density of the substance.
2.(C) Zeta potential is related to the charge on the surface of colloidal particles.

3.(A) Valence shell electronic configuration of E: 3d10 4s2 4p 4

For the element, just above E, valence shell electronic configuration : 3s2 3p 4
4.(B)

From Ellingham Diagram, i.e., graphs of G  vsT; Mg can reduce Al2O 3 below 1350°C

as the graph of G  vsT for MgO is lower than Al2O 3 . While, at a temp above 1350°C,

graph for Al2O 3 is lower than MgO. Hence Al can reduce MgO above 1350°C.
Therefore, Assertion is correct Reason R is a correct statement. However R is not
explanation for A.
5.(B) C uO  H 2  C u  H 2O

6.(B) Ba  N 3   Ba  3N 2
2

7.(D) I. E 2O 5 is more acidic than E 2O 3

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II. Acidic character of E 2O 3 decrease down the group in group 15.

8.(D) Eu 2 : Xe 4f7

yb 2 : X e 4f14

yb 2 has fully filled of subshell which is more stable electronic configuration.

2
9.(B)  N i C N   ;Square planar complex
 4

diamagnetic dsp 2 hybridization.

 N i C o  ;tetrahedral complex
 4

diamagnetic sp 3 hybridization.
10.(D)
Sodium Arsenite is not a pesticide.
Rest are pisticides.
11.(C)
Visualisation agent as a component of mobile phase is not used to spot components
of a mixture separated on thin layer chromatographic plate.
12.(B)

Aromatic : 6 e in conjugation

Aromatic : 6 e in conjugation.

Non-Aromatic

Anti-aromatic
13.(C)

14.(A)

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15.(C)

16.(C)

17.(B)

18.(B) Neoprene is a homopolymer of chloroprene.

19.(B) Stability of   Helix structure of protein depends upon H-bonding interaction.

20.(D) N a 2S  N a 2 Fe  C N  N O   N a 4 Fe  C N  N O S 

 5   5 
Sodium nitroprusside Purple

SECTION-2
1.(13)
No. of meq. of M nO 2  No. of meq. of C l2  No. of meq. of hypo solution.

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2e  M n 4  M n 2

Valency factor of M nO 2  2
For Hypo solution, valency factor is 1

2S 2O 32  S 4O 62  2e

2
z 1
2
No. of meq. of M nO 2  60  0.1  1  6

6 6 87
Mass of M nO 2   E q.w t.   0 .261g
1000 1000 2

0.261
% M nO 2   100  13.05%
2

hc
2.(300) 


6.63  1034  3  108

6.63  1019 


  3  107 m  300nm

3.(1) Hybridization of P in PF5 is sp3d .

4.(0) For an isothermal process

T  0
 U  0
For expansion against vacuum ,
w 0
U  q  w  q  0

5.(14) Ptot  PA  A  PB  B

 50  0.3  100  0.7  85 m m H g

PB  PtotYB

PB  B
 YB
Ptot

100  0.7
 YB
85

70 14
 YB  
85 17
 x  14
k
6.(3) 
m 
1000 s

A 2X 3 2 A 3  3 X 2  where s is solubility.
2s 3s

k sp   2s  3s  108  s5

2 3

108 s5  1.1  1023  110  1025

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1/5
 110  1025 
s   s  105
 108 
 

3  105

m   3  103
1000  105
7.(6)

6e  C r2O 72  2C r3

 6 F is needed to reduce 1 mol of C r2O 72 toC r3

8.(16)

2.303 A0 2.303
t67% or t2/3  log  log 3
k 2 k
A0  A0
3

2.303 A0 2.303
t50% ort1/2  log  log 2
k A0 /2 k

t67% log 3 0.4771

   1.59  15.9  101
t50% log 2 0.3

9.(3) C r C O   ,M n  C O   and M n  C O  

 6  5  2 10 

All will show synergic bonding.

10.(34) AgBr  0.4 g

m assof AgB r 0.4

Mass of Br   Atom icm assofB r   80  0.17g
M olarm assofAgB r 188

0.17
% Br   100  34%
0.5

MATHEMATICS
SECTION-1
1.(A)
31 30

 31
C k .31C 32k   30C k .30C 31k
k 1 k 1

62
C 32  60C 31

62 ! 60 ! 60 !  62  61 
    1
32 !30 ! 31!29 ! 31!29 ! 32  30 

60 !  3782  960  60 ! 2822

   .
31!29 ! 32  30   31 !  30  ! 32

2822
Here  
32

2822
So 16   16  1411
32
Correction option A.

2.(D) If f n1   f n 2   n1  n 2 only, then function is one-one

2n1  2n 2 ,n1  n 2 only.

n1  1  n 2  1  1,n1  n 2 only

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n1  1 n 1
 2  n1  n 2 only
2 2

2n1  n 2  1


n 1 
And the equation 2n1  2  have no implication under given condition.
2 
n  1
2n1  1  2 
2 
So the function is one-one function and onto also because for any natural number n 1
exactly one of the equation


n1  2n 

n 2  2n  1 w illhave solution
2n  1 
n1 
2 
So the function is one-one and onto.
3.(B) For non existance of solution

2 3 1
  1 1 1  0    7
1 1 

2 3 1
1  4 1 1
4  4 1 

For   7

2 3 1
1  4 1 1  0
24 1 7

For   7

2 3 1
1  4 1 1 0
32 1 7

Thus for   7 , the given set of linear equation has no solution.

4.(A) Given det A   2

   
det det A  adj 5adj A 3 


23 adj 5adj A  3
…….(using ( K A  kn  A  )

 
2
 n 1 
 23 5adj A 3 ……..using  adj A   A 
 

     nA 
3 2
 23 52 adj A 3 ………….using  K A  k 
 
9  n 1 
 23.56 A 3 ……….using  adj A   A 
 

 512  106
5.(D)

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Set -1 1,2,5,6,7

Set-2 1,2,3,5,7
We have to form even number with set 1 and set -2 without replacement taking
all at a time.
When we use set -1
Total number of number  4! 2
When we use set -2
Total number of number  4 ! 1
Then total number of number  48  24  72
6.(C) A1 A2 A3 A4 A5 A6 A7 A8 A9 A 10

a a a
a ar ar2 ar3 ar4 ar5 ar6
r3
r2 r

a a 1
. .ar.ar3 
3 r 1256
r

1
a4 
1296

1 1
a   neglect 
6 6

a 7
a 
r2 36

 1  7 1 7 1 1
a   1   1    r   6,r   6
2 2
r  36 r 6 r2 6

Neglect r   6
Now A 6  A 8  A 10

Now A 6  A 8  A 10

ar2  ar4  ar6


a r2  r4  r6 
1
6
 6  36  216 
1  6  36   43
7.(C)

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3 17
1/ 4 8 1
2
  1 dx  2 3  2  dx    3 dx
0 3 17
4 8

17  13
On simplifying we get
8
So option (C) is correct.
8.(C) On redefining the function

0 if x  0
 x
ae  1 if0  x  1

f  x   b ifatx  1
b  1 if n  1,2
  
c i f x  [2, )


Since ‘b’ and b  1 can not be equal to each other for any value of x, so the given

function will be discontinuous for at least one point for all value of a, b and c.
If we want to make function discontinuous at only one point, then

ae0  1  0  a  1
And b  1  c  b  c  1
So a  b  c  2,a  b  c  1 s
So correct option is c.
9.(B)

Required area
4 4 4 4

 
2 2x1/2  2x dx  2
   
2x1/2  x dx  2 2x1/2dx  2 xdx  2
5
6
1 1 1 1
10.(A)
On rearrangement
1
2
xdy  ydx  ey/x xdy  ydx  xdx
y
1  
x

Dividing both sides by x 2

y
d 
x  y  dx
 ey/x d   
y
2 x x
1  
x

 y 
 y 
d sin 1    e x  loge x   0
  x  
 

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y
sin 1  ey/x  loge x  c
x

Curve passes through 1,0

sin 1  0   e0  loge 1  c  c  1

y
1  y 
sin    ex  loge x  1
x

This curve also passes through  2 ,  ,  0

1
sin 1    e1/2  loge 2  1
 2

 e  1  loge 2
6

1  
  exp   e  1
2 6 

  dx
11.(A) x 1  x 2
dy
  3x  1 y  4x 2 3

dy  3x  1
2
3
4x
 y
  x 1  x 
dx x 1  x 2 2

This is a liner equation

3x 2 1
 bdx  x x3 dx 1
I.F  e e 

x 1  x2 
Solution

4x 3

  x 1  x 2  x 1  x 2 
y x 
1 1
 dx  c

x 1 x 2

 
  4x

  1  x 2 2
y x  
1
 dx  c
 x 1 x

2
 


y x 
1 2
 c

x 1 x 2
  2
x 1 
2 2
y  2
1 2 1 2
 c  c   cc1
2 1  4   
4  1 2  
3 3 3 3

2
y x 
1
 1

x 1 x 2
 x2  1

 
  2
y  3 
1
  9 1 1

3 1 x

2
 


 1  3
y  3    
 24  4

y  3   24   18
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12.(B) Given equation

x 7  5x 3  3x  1  0

Let f  x   x 7  5x 3  3x  1

f' x   7x 6  15x 2  3  0,x  R

Function is an increasing function, and ranges from  ,  .

So there is only one solution.

b2
13.(B) e 2  1 
a2

5 b2 b2 3 b 3
1    
2 a 2
a 2 2 a 2

2b 2
Length of latus rectum  6 2
a

2b 2
 ,a  6 2
a2

3
3 a  6 2
2

a 2 2

3
b 2 2 2 3
2

x 2 y2
So the hyperbola is  1
8 12
For the line y  2x  c to be tangent

c2  8  2   12
2

c2  32  12  20

14.(C)

Slope of CO  2
1
Slope of OQ  
2

 0 1

1 5  0 2

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 
1
2

1 5 
2
Equation of OP is y  x
1  5 
1
Area of OPQ  OP QM
2

 
 1
  
2
. 

  
 
 2 1 5 1 5 

 
1 2  1 5 
Area of OPQ.   4  1  5   
2  4 
1
 
 
2
 1 5 
 

53 5
On simplification we get
2

15.(B)

Let a, b, c are the direction ratios of the line.

a  2b  c  0
3a  5b  2c  0
a b c
 
1 1 1

x y z
So the line is  
1 1 1
PM  Q R .

   1     2     3  0
2
 
3

114
PM  using distance formula
9

48
QM 
3

1 48 114 4
Area of   2   38
2 3 9 3
16.(A)

Required plane is 5x  8y  13z  29    8x  7y  z  20  0

If plane passes through  2,,
1 3   
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 P1  2x  y  z  6  0

If plane passes through  0,,

1 2   
1
5

 P2  x  y  2z  5  0

If   angle between planes then

2 1 2 1 
cos     
6 6 2 3

17.(B) Required plane is

 x  3y  z  6    6x  5y  z  7   0
 1
Passes through the point  2,3, 
 2

  1
 Equation of plane 5x  8y  2z  13  0

13  13   25  64  4 
2
13a
Now   93
d 2
132
18.(A)
At least 2 odd digits  the digits are
Odd Odd Even  5  5  5  125
Odd even odd  5  5  5  125
Even odd odd  4  5  5  100
Odd odd odd  5  5  5  125
favourable 475 19
So probability   
total 9  10  10 36
19.(C)

h  2h
tan   , tan 
a 8 a

 1
  32 2
1 2
 tan 2   tan 2  2 1 
4 8 4 4

20.(C) S1 :~ p  q   ~ p  r ~ p  q  r

S 2 :p  q  r  ~ p  q  r

S1 and S 2 are equivalent

So both must be true or false simultaneously.

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  
1.(10) R1  p,pn ,n  0 ,R 2  p,pn ,n  0 or1   

R 1  R 2  p,pn ,n  2  
  2,4 , 2,8 , 2,16 , 2,32 ,3,9 ,3,27 ,4,16 ,5,25,6,36,7,49  10 possibilities.

2.(2) Let e x  t  t  0

So e 4x  4e3x  58e 2x  4e x  1  0

 t4  4t3  58t2  4t  1  0

   
 t4  1  4 t3  t  58t2  0

 1  1
  t2    4  t    58  0
 2
t   t 

1 1
Let t   y  t2   2  y2
t t2

So the equation becomes y  2  4y  58  0

2

y 2  4y  60  0  y  10,6

1 1
t  10 ort   6
t t

 t2  10t  1  0,nosolution ast  0

And t2  6t  1  0, tw osolution.
3.(17)
As 20 in misread as 5
x  x 2  ...x14  5
Old X  8  1
15

x  x 2  ...x14  20  x1  x 2  ...x14  5  15
New X  1   8 1  9
15 15

And old  2 
1

x 2  x 22  ....x14
15 1
2

 5 2  8 2  32

 x12  x 22  ....x14
2

 15 82  32  52 
New variance  2 
1

x 2  x 22  .....x14
15 1
2

 20 2  9 2 
1
15
 
15  73  52  202  92  73  25  81  17

4.(150) a,b,c are coplanar

C1 C 2 C 3
 2 1 3  0  8C 1  7C 2  3C 3  0
3 3 1

And a.c  5  2C 1  C 2  3C 3  5

And b.c  0  3C1  3C 2  C 3  0

Solving the above equation
10 85 225
C1  ,C  and C 3 
122 2 122 122

 122 C 1  C 2  C 3   150

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5.(31)

p ' mirror image of P about x axis.

 p '  2,3

Now equation of line P 'Q is 7x  3y  23

 23 
Point A is  ,0 
 7 
Now point R divides the portion AQ in the ratio of 2 :1

 31 8 
 Co-ordinate of R   , 
 7 3

 23 8 
 Co-ordinate of point M   , 
 7 3
 7  3  23  8  31

6.(13) Given curve is y  2x 2  x  2

dy
Slope of tangent   4x  1
dx

Slope of normal at point P  x,y 

1 y 4
  1
4x1  1 x1  6

1 2x 2  x1  2  4
  1
4x1  1 x1  6

 8x13  6x12  6x1  8  0

 
  x1  1 8x12  14x1  8  0

 x1  1  y1  5

0 0 1
So area of triangle formed by O  0,0  ,P 1,5 and Q  6,4 in 
1 26
6 4 1  13
2 2
1 5 1

7.(702) n A   n

Number of min distinct elements possible are  2n  1 if the number are in A.P.

n  A   n  20  n  B   2n  1  39

 a1,a 2 ,a 3,.......a18 are 18

AM inserted between 1 and 77

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a1  a 2  a 3  ........a 18  1  77   702
18

2
12
 3 
8.(2) General term in the expansion of  2x 3   is
 xk 
r
 
12r 3  12 12r
Tr1  12C r 2x 3  k   C r  2 3r .x 363rrk
x 
If 36  3r  rk  0
36
k 3
r
 r  1,2,3,4,6,9,12

For 28  odd integer  r  4 and 6 are the only suitable values.

9.(40) 1  z  3  2i  4

 1   x  3  y  2  16
2 2

Shift origin at  3,2 

 1  x 2  y 2  16

For x 2  y 2  16   0,0  and 0,1 ,0,2 ,0,3 on +x axis

and 1,1 ,1,2 ,1,3 , 2,1 , 2,2 , 2,3 , 3,1 , 3,2 in first quadrant.

 2 2
1  4  3  4  8  45 points and for x  y  1  remove  0,0 , 0  1 and  1,0  5 points

So total required points  45  5  40

10.(816) For centre  point of intersection of normals

2x  y  11  7 7

x  2y  2 11  6 7

8 5
Centre, h  7 ,k  11  7
3 3
Now radius  perpendicularbetw een tan gentand centre

 5 5 77 
11  11  7 8 7   11
 3 3  4 7
    
11  9 5

2
 40 
2 4 7
Now 5h  8k  2 2
 5r   7  8 11 
40
7   5   64  11  16  7  816
 5 
 3 3   

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