Sri Chaitanya IIT Academy, India

19-08-2023_JR.Super60_STERLING BT_Jee-Main_WTM-10_Key & Sol’s

Sri Chaitanya IIT Academy.,India.

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SEC: JR.Super60_STERLING BT JEE-MAIN Date: 19-08-2023
Time: 09:00AM to 12:00PM WTM-10 Max. Marks: 300

KEY SHEET
PHYSICS
1) 3 2) 1 3) 4 4) 3 5) 2
6) 3 7) 4 8) 2 9) 1 10) 1
11) 3 12) 3 13) 1 14) 3 15) 3
16) 1 17) 3 18) 4 19) 1 20) 1
21) 2 22) 1 23) 6 24) 40 25) 0
26) 3 27) 12 28) 3 29) 2 30) 20

CHEMISTRY
31) 4 32) 1 33) 3 34) 2 35) 1
36) 4 37) 3 38) 3 39) 3 40) 2
41) 2 42) 3 43) 1 44) 1 45) 2
46) 4 47) 2 48) 1 49) 3 50) 2
51) 3 52) 20 53) 4 54) 4 55) 5
56) 4 57) 6 58) 1 59) 6 60) 5

MATHEMATICS
61) 3 62) 1 63) 2 64) 1 65) 1
66) 2 67) 4 68) 1 69) 3 70) 3
71) 4 72) 3 73) 2 74) 3 75) 1
76) 1 77) 2 78) 1 79) 4 80) 3
81) 2 82) 7 83) 1 84) 30 85) 5
86) 3 87) 0 88) 60 89) 99 90) 5

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SOLUTIONS
PHYSICS
1. Conceptual
m m
2. mu cos  u cos  V '  V '  3V cos
2  2
3. O  8  6  4  V  V  12m / sec
1 1
KE  m2V 2   4  144  288 J
2 2
4. Apply conservation of momentum along X and Y – axes
 
5. 3  0  m1v1  m2v2  m3v3 ; v3    2i  3 J 

   
F 3
mv 1  i  3J 
2
t 105
 mv    mv    2m V '
2 2
6.
 mV 2
V '
2m
V
 m / sec
2
7. Apply law of conservation of linear momentum and law of conservation of K.E.
R 7R
8. 4mR  m   3mR '  R ' 
2 6
m1v1
9. m1v1   m1  m2 V  V  (and)
m1  m2
v1  2 gd
1
  m1  m2 V 2   m1  m2  gh
2
2
 m1 
h  d  
 m1  m2 
2
mg  m  l 
10. F  W  Ft ; W ; Ft     2 g    mg
2  l  2
mg 3
F   mg  mg
2 2
5  14
11. VCM   10m / sec
52
 Velocities w.r.to C.M
14  10  4m / sec ; 0  10  10m / sec

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
12. Pi  mV0 sin 53 J along the wall
mV0 
Pf  sin 53 J along the wall
2
 mV0 
  P  Pf  Pi  J
5
13. Apply law of conservation of momentum (and) K.E.
m u  m2u2
14. VC  1 1
m1  m2
15. Conceptual
16. Conceptual

V
17. mV   m  M VC  VC 
5
Applying work = Energy theorem

1 1
mgh   m  M VC2  mV 2
2 2

2V 2
h
5g

600
18. 60  10   60  90 V  V   4m / sec
150
19. Apply conservation of momentum along X and Y – directions

20. Collision takes place along common normal direction

1
10sin 30  10  5m / sec
2
 dm 
21. V   m1a  6  2  5a  a  2.4
 dt 

d d 2V sin 45
22.  
V eV g
2 2
1
23. mv cos  mv cos   2m  2

  60
120
  2    6
20

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24. V  2  gh

V  2  10  2  40

P  mv  1  40

 J  40kgm / sec

  40
25. Conceptual

r 1
26. sin       30
2r 2
u
 mu  2mv cos30  v 
3

v 2
e  
u cos30 3

27. Apply law of conservation of momentum

1 m1m2
u1  u2 
2
28.
2 m1  m2

29. m  2u   m u    2m V
mu u
V 
2m 2

30. Apply law of conservation of linear momentum.

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CHEMISTRY
31. Be and Mg form polymeric hydrides
32. Pt , Pd cannot react with hydrogen
33. Water gas shift reaction

34. N, O, F forms intermolecular H - bonds

35. BeH 2 - Covalent ; LiH - Ionic

Wt.ofsalt 106 16.2 106
36. Degree of hardness =   100    100  100
Mol.Wt.ofsalt Wt.ofH 2O 162 105

37. Because it is hygroscopic in nature

38. Quick lime - Ca  OH 2

39. TiO2  2 H 2 SO4  Ti  SO4 2  2 H 2O 

H 2O2
 H 2TiO4  2 H 2 SO4

17 17
40. % strength =  volumestrength   10
56 56

 3.03

41. PbS  4 H 2O2  PbSO4 s   4 H 2Ol 

42. ' K ' has less density because of presence of vacant 3d  orbital and greater atomic
volume

43. Smaller the size of ion greater is the hydration.

44. It small size cannot accommodate the peroxide ion.

45. Superoxides are paramagnetic

46. Na 
O2
 Na2O 
H 2O
 NaOH 
CO2
 Na2CO3

47. Bigger the ion less the hydration. so more will be the mobility.
 
48. M   x  y  NH 3   M  NH 3  x   e  NH 3  y 
 

49. A  As E.N of X  Covalent character 

B  Top to bottom thermal stability 

C  As hydrated ion size conductance 

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D  As lattice energy  solubility 
50. Solubility with in ionic character

51. Na, Ca, CaH 2

4
52. %D   100  20
20
53. All are correct statements

2 H 2O2  2 H 2O2  O2
3
2  224  10 4  102 2  102
54. n  2  102
0.0821  273

4  102  1000
M 4
10

0.0143
55. No. of multi equivalent of washing soda =  103  101
286 / 2

0.1
0.1 multi-equivalent of Na2CO3  multi-equivalent of CaCO3
2
0.1 106
Degree of hardness =  103  100  3  5
2 10

56.

Ca3 N 2  6 H 2O  3Ca  OH 2  2 NH 3
1mole 2moles
2moles 4moles

57. Each ' O ' form 2 and each ' H ' form 1, so total is 6.

58. Protium -2; Deuterium – 3; Tritium – 4

X 1 3; Y  4; X Y 1
59. Except NaCl because it is a salt of strong acid and strong base

60. 120 ppm MgSO4  100 ppm CaCO3

30  100
30 ppm MgSO4   25
120

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MATHEMATICS
1 1 2
61. a, b, c are in H.P, + =
a c b
1 2 1
 - + =0
a b c
x y 1
 The line + +  0 passes through (1, -2)
a b c
62. Use image of a line formula
63.
A
4x  7 y  5  0
Q

2x  y  0
B

P
1,2 
Given 4 x  7 y  5  0  1
2x  y  0   2
 5 5 
Solve 1 &  2  , we get Q  , 
 18 9 
 x2  x1    y2  y1 
2 2
Length of QP 
23
5squnits
18
64. Given quadrilateral is a rhombus

angle enclose =
2
65. Circumcentre of a triangle ABQ will lie on the perpendicular bisector of line AB. Now
7
equation of perpendicular bisector of line AB is 3x-4y + = 0 . Hence locus of
2
circumcentre is 6x – 8y + 7 = 0.
66. a1a2  b1b2  0, c1c2  0 acute angle bisector
a1 x  b1 y  c1   a2 x  b2 y  c2 

a12  b12 a 22  b22
67. Given line passes through (-3, 5) & (2, 0) equation of line y = -x + 2 _____(1)
Slope m = -1
1
Slope of perpendicular line is - =1
m
Equation of a line possess through (3, 3) is
y – 3 = 1 (x – 3)
y = x . ______(2)
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From equation (1) and (2) x = 1, y =1
68. A, B lie on the line and PA  PB
Mid-Point of AB is the foot of the perpendicular
h  1 k  2 3 1 13
    h  ,k 
2 2 5 5 5
69. Let P = (1, 2)
2
By parametric form, the coordinates of the point at a distance of is give by
3
 2 2 
1+ cosθ, 2+ sin θ  , this point lies on x + y = 4.
 3 3 
2
Hence 3 +  sinθ +cosθ  = 4 . , on squaring an b.s we get
3
3 1
sin 2θ+cos 2θ + 2sin θ cosθ=  sin 2θ =
2 2
π 5π
 The possible values of θ are ,
12 12
 m2
70. tan 
4 1  2m

71. If the points 1,2  &  3,4  are on same side of 3x  5 y  a  0 then
 3  10  a  &  9  20  a  are of the same sign
  3  10  a  9  20  a   0
 a  7  a  11  0
a  7 or a  11
72. The line segment QR marks an angle 60 with the positive direction of X- axis
So, the bisector of the angle PQR will make an angle of 60 . With the negative
direction of X-axis
Therefore angle of inclination of 120 and its equation is y  0  tan120  x  0 
y   3x
y  3x  0
73. Given lines x – y + 1 = 0 ____(1), 3x + y – 5 = 0 ______(2)
Slope of line (1) = -3 & slope of line (2) = 1 equation of any line through the point of
intersection of the given the is (3x + y – 5) + k [x – y + 1] = 0. since this line is
perpendicular to one of given line
3+k 1
=-1 or   K = -1 or  -5
k-1 3
 required line is
x+y–3=0
74. Apply perpendicular distance formula

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74. A point which is equidistant from both axes lies on either y  x  1 and
y   x   2
Point lies on the line 3 x  5 y  15   3
15 15 
Solve  2  &  3 ,  x, y    ,   2nd Quadrant 
 2 2
 15 15 
Solve 1 &  3 ,  x, y    ,  1st Quadrant 
8 8
Hence the point is 1 & 2 quadrants.
st nd

75. Two lines are perpendicular  m1m2  1

 1  2 
 2   1  a  a  2  0
3 2

 a  1  a 
  a  1  a 2  2a  2   0  a  1
Hence equation of lines are x  2 y  1 and 2 x  y  1
 3 1 
Intersection point is  , 
5 5 
9 1 2
Distance from origin =  
25 25 5
76.
2y= x+3

900

900
Q  3,0 

AP  to 2y = x + 3
x 3
Slope of AP y= +
2 2
1
m1 = -2 m2 =
2
Q is passing through PQ
From option put Q(3, 0)
PQ  7x + y-21= 0
77. PA  AB  PB and PB  AB  PA
So, PA  PB  PA
P must lie on AB and x  y  4  0, Hence P   0,4 
78. Let coordinates of A be (a, 0)
3-0
The slope of reflected ray is  1
=tan θ 
5-a

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Then slope of incident ray  =tan  π-θ  
 2
1-a
Since tan θ + tan  π-θ  =0
3 2
From (1) and (2) + =0
5-a 1-a
3 – 3a + 10 – 2a = 0
13
a=
5
 13 
Coordinates of A are  ,0 
5 
79. Let perpendicular bisector be y  mx  4
1 K 7 
This passes through  , 
 2 2
7 m 1  K 
So,  4
2 2
15
m
1 K
 1 
But m    1
 K 1
m  K 1
So, K 2  1  15 and K  4
K  4 (From Options)

0+0-1 1 1 1
80. 2P =  2+ 2= 2
1 1 a b 4P
2
+ 2
a b
1 1 2 1 1 1
2
+ 2 = 2  2 , 2 , 2 are in A.P
a b 8P a 8p b
 a , 8p , b are in H.P.
2 2 2

81. Give that ax + by + P = 0 & x cos α+ysinα = P

Are inclined at an angle π/4
a cosα
- +
π
i.e., tan = b sinα
4 1+ a cosα
bsin α
 1
 a cos α + bsin α = -a sin α + b cos  
And also given ax + by + P = 0, x cosα + ysin α-P=0 ,
x sin α - ycosα = 0 are concurrent
We get a cos α + bsinα = -1   2
From (1) and (2) , we get
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  3
-a sin α + b cos α = -1 
From (2) & (3) , we get
a2 + b2 = 2
82.
Determinant= 0
83. Slope of given lines m1 = 2+ 3, m 2 =K
Given lines are inclined at an angle 600
m -m
i.e., tan 600 = 1 2
1+m1m 2
we get K = -1
|K | = 1
84. Given lines
L : 2x – y + 3 = 0, L1 : 4x – 2y + α = 0, L2 : 6x – 3y + β = 0
L1 : 2x – y + α/2 = 0 L2 : 2x –y + β/3=0
Distance from L & L1
1 13-α/2
=
5 50
α = 4,8
Distance between L & L2
β -3
2 3
=
5 5
β =15, 3
Sum of all possible values of α &β =30
x + y-1 7x-y-15
85. =
2 50
 x+3y +5=0, 3x+y-5=0
If K is numerical quantity, then 1st equation cannot become 3x + y – K
From any K therefore the other solution represents required bisector
 K=5
K 4 2
86. Take 1 3 5  0
2 7 3
K 3
a1 b1 c1
87. a2 b2 c2  0
a3 0 0
b1c2  b2c1  0

88.
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L'2
L1





L2
L1'
L1' is image 0f L1 w. r. t to L2 and
L'2 is image of L2 w. r. t to L1
If L1' and L'2 are coinciding, then angle between them i.e; 3  180
  60
89.
3 1  4  2   1 and 12 1  5  2   3 are of the opposite to sign, so required angle
3x  4 y  1  12  5 y  3 
bisector is given by   
5  13 
99 x  27 y  2  0
a  99

90.
A and B lie on opposite sides of the line y  x
Let A' be reflection of A in y  x . Then the maximum value of PA  PB is AB '
Since PA  PB  P ' A  PB
A'  3,1 , B   5, 2 
A' B  4  1  5  2.23

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