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Sri Chaitanya IIT Academy.,India.

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A right Choice for the Real Aspirant
ICON Central Office - Madhapur – Hyderabad
Sec: Sr.C-IPL 2021_P1 Date: 06-08-23
Time: 09.30AM to 12.30PM WTA-13 Max. Marks: 180
KEY SHEET
PHYSICS:
1 A 2 B 3 D 4 B 5 16
6 8 7 14 8 5 9 5 10 8
11 BCD 12 ACD 13 AD 14 AC 15 ABC
16 BC 17 8 18 5 19 4

CHEMISTRY:
20 C 21 D 22 D 23 D 24 7
25 161.28 26 2 27 2 28 3 29 9
30 BD 31 ACD 32 AD 33 ABC 34 AC
35 ABCD 36 5 37 6 38 1

MATHEMATICS:
39 C 40 D 41 A 42 B 43 4
44 20.78 45 0.83 46 8.00 47 140 48 200
49 ABD 50 AB 51 ACD 52 ABCD 53 ABD
54 ABC 55 9 56 1 57 9

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SOLUTIONS
PHYSICS
1. z  R 2   2 L2
R 1 100
cos      Z  200
z 2 z
R 2   2 L2  Z 2   2 L2  Z 2  R 2
2
  2 L2  4  104  100   3  104   L  100 3
100  3 3
 2    50  L  100 3  L  
2  50 
2. R
1
 Xc
wc
Z  R 2  X 2c  2 R
V0 V
I0   0
Z 2R
2
Z 1  R2   3R   2R
V0 V0 I
I 10  1
  0
Z 2R 2
3. Conceptual
 i   ia 2
i  0; f   0   a 2   0
 2 b 2b

0ia 2
So, q 
2 Rb

4. Conceptual
5. Q  CV V
1 1 1
 V1 : V2  :  2 :1
C 4 8
2
V1  24  16V
3
6. V1 : V2  2 :1,
1
V2  24  8V
3
7. Vz  Vout  50V voltage drop across series resistor =120-50=70V current through
70
series resistor I   14mA
5K
8. Current through load I L 
50
 5mA
10 K
9. RB  3; Z B  5
3
Z B  RB2  X B2  4, p. f   0.6
5
10. 2
 P  ims Rc
i  1A, Re  8 P=1 8=8w
11. 100 2
Vrms  100V . Peak value of voltage = 100 2V , peak value of current =  2 2A
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At resonance X L  X C and Z=R (minimum) tan  

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X L  XC
 0  0
R
E E
I 2
 (Maximum)
R2   X L  X C  R

13. Conceptual
14. Power factor cos  
R
Z
Erms
irms 
Z
ER  Ri
15. In pure L , pure C and pure LC circuits, there is phase difference    / 2 radius
between current and emf
16. B) At resonance z  R  12
1 1 1
C) X L  X C  f   
2 LC 2 10  10 3 0.2
1 2
D) X L  WL, X C   X L  XC
WC 
 200
17. V 62
i  
4
 4  10 2 A  40mA  5  8mA x8
R 100 100
18. 1 V 1
P  Vi  0.1  0.5 I  I  , R   5  5
5 I 1
19. R
V 4
 2  400  100  4, K  4
I 10
CHEMISTRY
20. WAg : WCu 
108 63.5
:
1 2
108 : 31.75
21. IF  9 gm
?  4.5gm
4.5  1
 0.5 F
9
IF  11.2 L of H 2
0.5 F  ?
5.6 Lit of H 2
22.  -amino acids on heating to give lactide.
23. Conceptual
24. at cathode at anode
CuSO4  H 2O  Cu  1/ 2O2  H 2 SO4
So, PH  7
25. 96500C  0.25 mole of O2
9.65  60  60C  NO2  0.09 mole
C8 H18  25O2  8CO2  9 H 2O
1  22.42  25 mole of O2
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mole of O2 , V  161ml
0.09
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26. Number of optically active isomers equal to 2n1  221  2

27. CH  OH  COOH
KHSO4 /    2 H

 CO2  H 2O
 CH 3COCOOH  
CH  OH  COOH
 B
 A
OOC
2 moles
CH 3  CH  COOH   CH 3CH CH  CH 3
2 H2 O

COO
Cyclic diester
OH
C 
28. O O
Cl  CO  Cl
C2 H5 MgCl   C2 H 5  C  Cl  NH 3  C2 H 5  C  NH 2

(X) (Y)
29. O O
Cl  CO  Cl
Br2
C2 H 5 MgCl   C2 H 5  C  Cl  NH 3  C2 H 5  C  NH 2 C2 H 5 NH 2
4NaOH
(X) (Y)
30. Anode : 2Cl  Cl2  2e  

Cathode : 2H   2e  H 2
31. Anode : 2H 2O  O2  4e  4H 
Cathode : 2H 2O  2e  H 2  2OH 
Anode : 4OH   2H 2O  O2  2e
Cathode : 2H   2e  H 2
32. Charge of an e  a  IF / N
96500
d  : N  6.023  1023
NA
33. Conceptual
34. Hoffman’s bromamide reaction
 NaOH  Br2    NaOBr  are used.
35. Conceptual
36.  -keto carboxylic acids and one carbon connecting with two carboxylic acid
groups when it is on heating it under goes decarboxylation.
37. 6F
C6 H 5 NO2  6  H    C6 H 5 NH 2  2 H 2O
n  factor  6
10 F
38. Mn3O4  3MnO42
8/3  6 

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Change in 0.N=3  6    10
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 3
For 2 moles = 2  10  20F
MATHEMATICS
39. 2
2 z  2 z 3
3
z 1
 z  2  2 z  3  0
z 2
40. Put z  x  iy
z2
is real
z 1
 z2 
Im  0
 z 1 
y  x2  y2  2x   0
3
41.
A1   xdx
0
3
2 
  x 3/2 
3 0
9
  x  3 
A2    x    dx
3  2 
Req. area= A1  A2
2
42.
A    x 2  1   2 x  2  dx
1
2

   x 2  2 x  3dx
1
y

x1 x

x2
x  1
y1

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O 1,1
I M

1300
B
P
Incentre of PAB lies on same circle, AIB  900  300  1200
OA  4
4 3
AN  2 3
2
OA  AI  4
AB
Circum radius of IAB is R1 
2 sin1200
4 3
R1  4
2  3/2 
44. Area of PAB
 PM  AM
 6 2 3
 12 3
45. f  x   x2  3x  2
x  0  f  x  2
f  x   0  x 2  3x  2  0
x  1, x  2
Area bounded by f  x  , x  axis and y-axis and y-axis
1
   x 2  3 x  2 dx
0

5

6
46. y  f x
f  x   x2  3x  2
x2  y 2  2
No. of points of Intersections=8

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Q
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
4 B  z2 
A  z1 
2y
2x
P
 5y 
5x
D  z4  C  z3 
ABP and CDP are similar
Let AP  2 x, BP  2 y , CP  5 x, DP  5 y
49
Area of Trapezium ABCD= xy
2
2x 2y
tan   , tan  
5y 5x
0
    45
10  x 2  y 2  10 2
21xy
 1  xy 
21
 x  y2 

40
x 2  y 2  4, xy 
21
48. 1
Area of PCB   2 y  . 5 x   5 xy
2

49. 4  /2
A) R.A=  sin xdx   cos xdx  2  2
0  /4
5 / 4
B) R.A=   sin x  cos x dx
 /4

D) A1  A2
50. 8a 2 1

3 m3 3
8a 2 1
 a8
3a  3
3

x2  2x  8  0
x  2, x  4
51. x 2/3  y 2/3  a 2/3
a 3/2

 a 
2/3 2/3
Req. area  4 x dx
0
3
Put x  a sin 
a
3/ 2
 a  x 2/3 
2/3
Req. area  2. dx
a
 /2
 12a 2  cos
4
t sin 2 tdt
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20i  21  25  4  2  5  2i 
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2
  2  5i     2  5i 
2
21  20i  25   2i   2  5  2i 
2
  5  2i 
   5  2i 
53. A) z1  iz2  z1  iz2  13  4  17
B) z1  1  i  z2  z1  1  i  z 2
 13  4 2
4 4
D) z2   z2   5
z2 z2
4 4
z2   z2   4 1  3
z2 z2

z1 13 13
has minimum & maximum
4 5 3
z2 
z2
54. A  z  , C  iz  , B  z  iz  form a right angled triangle with right angle at B.
2 2 2
55. Let y  z1  z2  z2  z3  z3  z1
  z1  z 2  z1  z2    z 2  z3  z 2  z3    z3  z1  z3  z1 
= 6   z1 z2  z2 z1  z2 z3  z3 z2  z1 z3  z3 z1 
We know that
z1  z2  z3  0
z1 z2  z 2 z1  z1 z3  z1 z3  z 2 z3  z1 z3  3
From 1 & 2
y9
56. 8
ab  a  b  
16
3 3
 ab 
ab   1
 2 
57. 4  3i becomes 12  9i and reversed through the origin becomes 12  9i

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