IIT - JEE PAPER - 2, 10 Jan Sol

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bubble corresponding to the correct answer and zero mark if no bubble is darkened. In
all other cases, minus one (-1) mark will be awarded.
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have darkened the bubbles(s) corresponding to the correct answer .Thus each
question in this section carries a maximum of 8 marks There is no negative marking for
incorrect answer (s) for this section
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corresponding ONLY to the correct answer, and zero marks if no bubble is darkened. In
all other cases, minus one (-1) mark will be awarded.
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Section I
This section contains 4 Single correct choice Type questions numbered 1 to 4.
Each question has 4 choices. (a), (b), (c), and (d), out of which ONLY ONE is
correct.
1. If A and B are two square matrices such that B   A 1 BA then (A  B)2 is equal to
(a) O (b) A 2  B 2 (c) A 2  2AB  B2 (d) A  B
Sol:
(b)
As B   A 1BA we get A B  BA or AB  BA  O
Now (A  B)2  (A  B)(A  B)
 A 2  BA  A B  B2
 A2  O  B2
 A2  B2
2. If the papers of 4 students can be checked by any one of the 7 teachers , then the
probability that all the 4 papers are checked by exactly 2 teachers is
2 12 32
(a) (b) (c) (d) none of these
7 49 343
Sol:
(b)
The total number of ways in which papers of 4 students can be checked by seven
teachers is 74
The number of ways of choosing two teachers out of 7 is 7 C 2 The number of in
which they can check four papers Is 24 .But this includes two ways in which all
the papers will we checked by a single teacher. therefore the number of ways in
which 4 papers can be checked by exactly two teachers is 24  2  14
 the number of favorable ways
  C 14  2114
7
2
(21)(14) 6
Thus required probability  
74 49
a b c d 
3. If tan1  tan 1  tan1  tan 1  then x4  x 2  ab  abcd is equal to
x x x x 2
(a) -1 (b) 0 (c) 1 (d) 2
Sol:
(b)
we have from the given equation
(a  b)x  (c  d)x
tan  1   t an  1 2
x  ab 2
2
x  cd
(a  b)x (c  d)x
 tan  1  cot  1 2
x  ab
2
x  cd
x  cd
2
 tan  1
(c  d)x
 (x  ab)(x 2  cd)  (a  b)(c  d)x 2
2
 x 4  x 2  ab  abcd  0
4. Let [. ] denote the greatest integer function and f(x)  [tan2 x], then .
(a) limf(x) does not exists (b) f(x) is continuous at x  0
x 0
(c) f(x) is not differentiable at x = 0 (d) f '(0)  1

Sol:
(b)
 
f(x)  [tan 2 x]  0 fo r  x  thus limf(x) exists and the value is 0. More ever it is
4 4 x 0
continuous at x = 0 Being a constant function f is differentiable at x = 0 and

f '(x)  0
Section II
Multiple choice Questions
This section contains 5 multiple choice type questions. Each question has 4 choices
(a), (b) , (c) and (d) for its answer ,out of which ONE or MORE is/are correct .
3 3x 3x 2  2a2
5. Let (x)  3x 3x 2  2a2 3x 3  6a2x then
3x  2a
2 3
3x  6a x 3x  12a x  2a
3 2 4 2 2 4
(a)  '(x)  0 (b) (x) is independent of x

1
(c) 0
(x)dx  16a6 (d) y  (x) is a straight line
Sol:
(a) ,(b),(c),(d)
Applying C3  C3  xC2 ,C2  C2  xC1 we obtain
3 0 2a 2
(x)  3x 2a 2 4a 2 x
3x2  2a 2 4a 2 x 6a 2 x 2  2a 4
Apply C3  C3  xC2 we get
3 0 1
(x)  4a 3x 1 4
x
3x 2x x  2a 2
2 2
Apply C1  C1  3C3 to get

0 0 1
(x)  4a 4
0 1 x  16a 6
 4a 2 2x x 2  2a 2
x2 t 2  5t  4
6. The points of extremum of 
0 2  et
dt are
(a) x  2 (b) x  1 (c) x  0 (d) x  1
Sol:
(a) ,(b),(c) and (d)
t 2  5t  4
x2
Let F(x)  0 dt
2  et
x 4  5x2  4
 F'(x)  .2x 2
2  ex
So from F'(x )  0 we get x  0 or
5  25  16 5  3
x2    4,1
2 2
Hence x  0,  2 ,  1 .
x 2 (1  x )
7. If  0
f(t )dt  x then f(2) is equal to
1 1 1
(a) (b) (c) 1 (d)
3 4 5
Sol:
(d)
Differentiating we get
f(x2(1  x)))(2x  3x 2 )  1
Putting x  1, w e g et
1 1
f(2)  f(1(2))  
2.1  3.1 5
2
dy x 2  y 2  1
8. The solution of  satisfying y(1)  1 is given by
dx 2xy
(a) a system of hyperbola (b) a system of a circle
(c) y  x(1  x)  1
2
(d) (x  2)2  (y  3)2  5
Sol:
(a) , (c)
Rewriting the given equation as
dy
2xy  y2  1  x 2
dx
dy 1 2 1
 2y  y   x Putting y2  u we have
dx x x
du 1
 u
dx x
1 1
  x The I.F . of the equation is so
x x
1  1  1
u.    2  1  dx    x  C
x x  x
 y  (x  1)  Cx Since y(1)  1 So C  1 hence y2  x(1  x)  1 which represents a
2 2
system of hyperbola .
2
 dy  a
9. the orthogonal trajectories of the system of curves    are
 dx  x
2 2
3
(a) 9a(y  C)  4x
2 3
(b) y  C  x
3 a
3
2 2
(c) y  C  x (d) None of these
3 a
Sol:
(a) ,(b), (c)
dy dx
Replacing by we get
dx dy
2  12 
 dy  x x  dx
 dx   a  dy    1 
   a2 
 
1
2
integrating we get y  c   1
x  9a(y  c)2  4x 3
2
3a 2
Section III
(Match the following) p q r s t
This section contains 3 questions. Each question contains
statements given in two columns which have to be
A
matched. Statements (A,B,C,D) in column 1 have to be r s t
matched with statements (p, q, r, s) in column 2. The
B
answers to these questions have to be appropriately r s t
bubbled as illustrated in the adjacent example. If the
C t
correct matches are A-p, A-s, B-q, B - r, C-p, C-q and r s
D-s, then the correctly bubbled 44 matrix should be:
D
r s t
a 0 n 1
a 0 
10. Let a k  C k for 0  k  n and A k   k 1
n
a k 
and B   k k 1 0 b  ,
A .A 
 0 k 1  
Column – I Column –II
(i) a (a) 
2n 2n
n 1
 Cn
(ii) a  b (b) 0
(iii) a  b (c) 2n Cn1
a
(iv) (d) 1
b
Sol:
(i)  (c) ,(ii)  (b),(iii)  (a) ,(iv )  (d)
a  a0 a1  a1 a2  ...... .  a n  2a n 1
 a n a 1  a n  1a 2  .......  a 2a n 1
= number of ways of selecting (n  1) Persons out of n men n women
2n Cn 1
Similarly b 2n Cn1
a
 a  b  0and 1
b
a
a  b  0 and 1
b
a  b 2  2n
Cn  1 
2(2n)!

(n  1)!(n  1)!
2n (2n)!

n  1 n!n!

2n 2n
n 1
Cn 
11. The ant derivative of
Column –I Column –II
e x (2  x 2 ) ex
(i) (a) C
(1  x) 1  x 2 x2
xe x 1 x
(ii) (b) e x
1  ex 1x
x1 u1
(iii) (c) (x  2)u  log C,u  e x  1
x(1  xe x )2 u1
e x (x  1) xe x 1
(iv) (d) log  C
(x  2)2 1  xe x
1  xe x
Sol:
(i)  (b),(ii)  (c),(iii)  (d),(iv )  (a)
In (i) the integrand can be written as
1  (1  x 2 )  1 1x 
ex  ex   
(1  x) 1  x 2 (1  x) 1  x
2 1  x 
d  1  x  1 1  x (1  x )  (1  x)
N ow   
d x  1  x  2 1  x (1  x 2 )
1 x 1
 
1  x (1  x)2
1

(1  x) 1  x 2
(2  x 2 ) 1 x
T h u s  ex d x  ex C
(1  x) 1  x 2 1 x
for (ii) l  ex  1  I1 where I1  ex  1dx

Put e x  1  r 2 so that
2t dt t 1
I1   t.  2t  log
t 1
2
t 1
 ex  1  1 
Thus I  (x  2) ex  1  log   C
 ex  1  1 
 
for (iii) the given integral can be written as
(x  1)ex dt
 xex (1  xe2 )2 dx   (t  1)t 2
(t  1  xe x ,dt  (x  1)e x dx)
 1 1 1
    dt
 t 1 t  t
 1 1
   2  dt
 t(t  1) t 
 1 1 1
    2  dt
 t 1 t t 
1
 log| t  1|  lo g | t |   C
t
x
xe 1
 l og  C
1 xe x
1  x ex
e x (x  1) x  1 1 
For (iv) write e   2 
(x  2)  x  2 (x  2) 
2
Section IV 12 13 14 15
Integer Answer Type
This section contains 8 Questions . The answer to each of the 0 0 0 0
questions is a single digit integer , ranging from 0 to 9 . 1 1 1 1
The appropriate bubbles below the respective question numbers 2 2 2 2

in the answer sheet have to be darkened. For example if the 3 3 3 3
correct answers to question numbers 12 , 13 , 14 and 15 (say ) 4 4 4 4
are 6 , 0 , 9 and 2 respectively. Then the correct darkening of
5 5 5 5
bubbles will look like the adjacent.
6 6 6 6
7 7 7 7
8 8 8 8
9 9 9 9
12. If Q is the foot of the perpendicular from the Point P(4, 5,3) on the line
x 5 y  2 z 6
  then 100(PQ)2 = 1831  ___________
3 4 5
Sol:
The given line passes through A(5,  2,6)(PQ)2  (AP)2  (AQ)2
(AP)2  (4  5)2  (  5,  2)2  (3  6)2  19
AQ is the projection of AP on the given line
3 (  4)
AQ  (5  4)  ( 2  5)
50 50
 5  6
(6  3) 
 50  50
 5  6
(6  3) 
 50  50
 1 00PQ  1 8 28
ex  e x  e1002  1 
13. Let f(x)  and if f(g(x))  x then g  501 
500  _______
2  2e 
Sol:
501
ex  e x
Let y   e2x  1  2yex
2
therefore t 2  2yt  1  0,t  ex
2t  4y2  4
t  y  y2  1
2
 x  lo g(y  y 2  1)(Since ex  0)

f  1 (x)  g(x)  l og x  x 2  1 
 e1 002  1   e10 02  1 e10 02  1 
g 501   l og  5 01
 
 2e   2e 2e501 
 log e501  501
x e3
14. If the greatest value of y  on [e,e3 ] is u then is equal.________
log x u
Sol:
3
lo g x  1
y' 
(log x)2
since (log x)2 is always positive we have y '  0 if l og x  1 that is if x  e therefore y
increases on
e3
[e,e3 ] Hence u 
3
 
15. The minimum value of 64sec   27cosec when  lies in  0,  is 130  _________
2  
Sol:
125
Let f()  64 s ec   27 co sec 
f '( )  6 4s ec  tan   2 7c os ec  c ot 
sin  co s 
f '( )  0  64  27
co s 
2
sin2 
27 3
 tan 3   ,i.e. tan  
64 4
f ''( )  64sec   64sec  t an2   27cosec3
3
 
 27co sec  co t 2   0 if   0, 
 2
3
f has minimum value when tan  
4
3 4
i.e. sin   a ndcos  
5 5
5 5
min f()  64     27     125
4 3
16. If the graph of the ant derivative F(x) of f(x)  log(log x)  (log x)2 passes through
(e,1998  e) then the term independent of x in F(x) is 2001  ________
Sol:
1998
anti derivative of f(x)  F(x)
  (lo g(log x)  (log x) 2 )dx  C
x
 x log(log x)   dx   (log x) 2 dx  C
xlog x
(integrating by parts the first term )
 xlog (lo g x)  [x(log x) 1   (log x)2 dx  C   (log x) 2 dx  C
(again integrating by parts )
 xlog (log x)  x(lo g x) 1  C
Putting x  e we have 1 99 8  e  e.0  e  C
1 99 8  e  e.0  e  C
Thus C = 1998
100 
17. The value of the integral 2 0 1  cos2x dx is 100 ________
Sol:
400
we have
1  co s2x  2 |sin x| therefore
since | s in x | has the period  we have
10 0 
0
1  c os 2x d x  2  2 00 2
10 0 
0
| s in x | d x

 1 00 2  s in x d x  2 00 2
0
18. The area bounded by the curves x  y2 and x  3  2y 2 is _________

Sol:
See fig. 26.4 the two curves represent parabolas with vertices at (0, 0 ) and (3,0)
they intersect at (1,1) and (1, -1) so the required area is
area of OPQO  2(area of OPM O)
1 3
3 x 
 2   xd x   dx
 2 
0 1 
2 1 1 2
x 3
3
 2 x 2 . (3  x)2 
3 0 2 3 1 

2  1 2 32    2 4 
 2  0  . 2    2    4
 3  2 3    3 3 
19. An object falling from rest in air is subject not only to the gravitational force but
also to air resistance. Assume that the air resistance is proportional to the velocity
with constant of proportionality as k  0 , and acts in a direction opposite to
motion (g  9.8m / S2 ) . If the velocity cannot exceed A m/s then the value of 10 Ak
is 90  _______
Sol:
98
Let V(t ) be the velocity of the object at time t.
we have
dV
 9.8  kV
dt
dV
 Integrating we have
9.8  kV  dt
log (9.8  kV)  kt  C  9.8  kV  const e  kt
But V(0)  0 so const =9.8 Thus we have
9 .8  k V  9 .8ek t
9.8 9.8
 k V  9.8(1  e kt )  V(t ) 
(1  e kt ) 
k k
9.8
for all t. Hence V(t) cannot exceed Thus 1 0ak is 98
k

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MOBILE: 9815527721, 4617721

NAME OF THE CANDIDATE PHONE NUMBER

L.K. Gupta (Mathematics Classes)

(c) f(x) is not differentiable at x = 0 (d) f '(0)  1

continuous at x = 0 Being a constant function f is differentiable at x = 0 and

(a)  '(x)  0 (b) (x) is independent of x

Apply C1  C1  3C3 to get

for (ii) l  ex  1  I1 where I1  ex  1dx

questions is a single digit integer , ranging from 0 to 9 . 1 1 1 1

The appropriate bubbles below the respective question numbers 2 2 2 2

18. The area bounded by the curves x  y2 and x  3  2y 2 is _________

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