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    N Resonsence’® Educating for better tomorrow TEST TYPE : FULL SYLLABUS TEST B3 TARGET : JEE (MAIN+ADVANCED) 2021 Se Ka TARGET DATE : 00-00-21 Syllabus : Full Syllabus Q.No._ Subject [Nature of Questions No. of Questions | Marks Ito 20__| pHYSiS [sca 20 4 ant 30 |Numerical type (2 digit, 2 decimal) 10 4 ° 20 (00 Any 5) (Optional type) 31%050_| enEMISTAY [SCO 20 4 30 ea Numerical type (2 digit, 2 decimal) a ‘ . bin BEET (00 Any 5) (Options Type) sitoso |_mamis|sca 20 a 30 Numerical type (2 digit, 2 decimal) sitoso | MamHs 10 4 o 20 (D0 Any 5) (Optional Type) Total 20) Total {300 PART-A (471 A) ‘SECTION — 1 = (Maximum Marks : 80) ‘This section contains TWENTY (20) questions. Each question has FOUR options (1), (2), (3) and (4) ONLY ONE of these four option is correct, Marking scheme : > Full Marks: +4 If ONLY the correct option is chosen. > Zero Marks : 0 ifrione of the options is chosen (ie. the question is unanswered) > Negative Marks: -1 In all other cases Ge 1: (afta aia : 80) wa die du (20) oH #1 sectas et A re foros (1), (2), (8) sen (4) B1 5 ae Paeweet AS ae w fret we EI sat aor > ph oi. +4 aft Rr a faeer A gar ve aT > qa aw. 0 aR arg A oer ah gu var & (ee eT orTARA #) | > em oie = 1 ara ah aR A Sol. Two semicircular rings of linear mass densities 2. and 22. and of radius ‘R’ each are joined to form a ‘complete ring. The distance of the center of the mass of complete ring from its geometrical centre is SR Pron ate onigeta aera Prer edhe mara tet ARE LF ZAG, w Gsm yw Wl gra aa ord @ dt pet zou & safc oe & oud care de ah Gh eh: R 2R ay or 2R oe ame @) = (4) none of these (G4 4 até =) Let the two haf rings be placed in left and right of y-axis with centre as shown in figure sar @t sinh ae ae wer yoke eh sen ath aww Rrargee wad & x-coordinates of the centre of mass of complete ring is a a eat aA am aA oT zw Peter (—78, 0 ®) ao 3m ye aera gare dhe } Aer 2 Figure shows 2 vis s curve for a particle of mass 2 kg moving in a straight line. If the time (in seconds) v taken by the particle to achive a displacement of 10 m is t. (v = velocity, s = displacement), then find the value of (t= 20) aa tor a nit ae eB 2kg ger} a So fry 2 9 oe am far 8 sea By a wm at 40mam fears wret ae A arm wea (Bepvs ALE (v= A, $= fee), aa (¢=20) a ATT Tw 8m 10m 14m stm) (ryis (2)28 (3)3s (4s Sol. f2as = [2atds =2t=8x4+ bx t0%2 v as 2 t=218 t-20=1s. 3. certain quantity of oxygen {1 3} is compressed isothermally until its pressure is doubled (P,). The gas is then allowed to expand adiabatically until its original volume is restored. Then the final pressure (P) in terms of initial pressure (Pc) is: attests [y £) 9 oe Pika wear @ wrnia ws & ere) YH AA ae eA aT eT BL seb ae er at orePRres sree re wate eT fray oH 1 Ts oT aa), APT IE (PL) aa 8 a (P= 2 Po (2) P=22% Pp (B)P=2"5 Po (4) None of these si & aig =) Sol. 2P,.)V" (isothermal process) (B44 wshs) = 2r9 (%0) =a @ [Rea 8 Gory On 05 Tove AUK GE PIA New Gy Wal, Pulwar Rod Kia a }S2R05 RESONANCE Wetate www resinance ae n| Emad coiedeonanceacin Educating for better tomorrow | Tories 1600 BUSH | CH UIROORINTPLOTIIOD peered 4 Sol. Sol. Equation bv ~ kx represents equation of a damped oscillations for a particle of 2kg mass where b = end = and k = 100 Nim then time after which energy of oscillations will be reduced to half of intial is: F = by — kx arto 2kg warn ger aod fry ora ale (damped oscilations) a meta sped) 8 et b= in NS cen = 100 Wim 81 ae wore He EAT atort Got aM wT HTT a ari te orga, ae ea eT (1) n2 sec (2°) 2 sec. (3) 20n2 sec (4) 1 sec Eat maretn MBq = 2 > = 2 sec. bine A concave mirror of radius of curvature 40 cm is filed with water (n = 4/3) upto a height of 12 em. A point object O is kept on the principal axis of the mirror at height 13.5 cm from the water surface. The final image formed after refraction at water surface, reflection at mirror and again refraction at water surface in succession is situated at. ye sada cio fora aaa fra 40 om @, #1 12 om at Sarg aH orf (n= 4/3) F aT oT zB) GH fry, wey OB im BY HUT oes Ue OMT a Rae A 135 om Sag ow wade) TAR TH Yom, efor & wera, fire @ oP Some ea oer wf me wT oO fs h=t2em]. (1°) 36 cm above the water surface. (2) 24 cm above the water surface (3) 20 em above the water surface (4) 12.¢m above the water surface (7) orf a Tae 36 om aH 2) 5F th ae F 24.em SH (8) 979 @ Tae F 20. om BH (4) FH BY aE 120m HH Refration -1 : Apparent depth from water surface d’ = 13.5 « 4 = 180m Reflection from concave mirror. 4, 4 ot vy (30) -20 v=-60cm Image is formed 48 cm above water surface Retraction-2:<” = 3. = 36 om above water surace arereart crt af ore & ont eng d= 135 x 4 = 180m carer ein eh +o (30) 20 v=-60em fafa ort a wae t 48m tag Ww ara 8) AS ort ah ae & 38 om oN arora 2:4 413 alr Ro ia Ray Resonance Educating for bai tom Sol. (On a pulley of mass M hangs a rope with two masses m, and m. (rm; > mz) tied at the ends as shown in the figure. The pulley rotates without any friction, whereas the friction between the rope and the pulley is large enough to prevent any slipping. Which of the following plots best represents the difference between the tensions in the rope on the two sides of the pulley as a function of the mass of the pulley? Feea eee EE M RarHr AH Ce AERA B ms ve me AIT } A aR (ms > ma) CH THB TET By By Pee far erin ya 8, ra eee yd AVA} aa or arin geen smal 8 RH veel Reh oe Fa Rent) era a ats or one eek } eri aw wt teh Sata S oa S oe a fret Se ser & arte ael—arel Profi wear & I. 1 * Fy Fy Fy 1 1 1 " 4] e| e| 4 on @)9 9 0 ™ ‘| | 9 wl mig —T1= (ms) TR mgm) ta = (2) (ms = mg = (m+ mo (mame 1 (smog) ty = MR) 8 (iT) = MEY Atos WO tm=mag (rT) = lM 0 m Zim =) 2 [mame olf ial => (Ty Te) £0; and M +0, T= Te = (mi =majg Sol. 8 Sol. Two identical particles of same mass, having velocities opposite to each other, equal in magnitude, collide head on. During colision 50% of kinetic energy is lost. Coefficient of restitution is: wart ea} eh YH SAM HH GH GAS Rude a we Ra } an 8 as we EE wT HOR eh 81 Sa & MT APH RT Goal 50% I MM Bl eae aI HITE EH eI: . 1 2 1 ay Q> 5 Os 1 4 meres Two particle of mass m each are fixed to a massless rod of length 2/. The rod is smoothly hinged at cone end to a ceiling. I performs oscilation of small angle in vertical plane. The length of the equivalent ‘simple pendulum is: m aeanrr 2 ao 20 wranf ah aeons Uy we fad Ey xed) 81 UE} eH AR a oT a sforefter i @ other ven 8) ae vente cer A ore ahr @ chert wear BI gen exer eierw A araTg avn (4) None of these gr & aig st Sol. 10. ‘The wire shown in the figure is vibrating in its fundamental mode and the block is hanging in ai intially. It produces 10 beats/sec. with a 100 Hz tuning fork. When the block is gradually dipped in water, the beat frequency first decreases and then becomes zero when it is completely submerged. The specific gravity of the block should be : (Assume the wire is vibrating in fundamental mode also in second case) faa 8 ARS ak sie ae Mary ort we vel @ cia alo ARAYA ag A san @1 100 Hz & vata 8 10 Reweranre seo ehh By ot wait ah AA er A gitar a @, at ewe owgR Tea vue @ agile eh we ep aT eh By tes a fae cree ete: fan meen a oe wT AT fe 4 oftaa agi) > " 3 121 101 110 a) 3 (2°) 2 (3) 11 (4) oT Initially, the frgeuency ofthe wire, eR AY ae a amg 100 He Diving get wr 83 we wr hn SE = 2A India's Mangalyan was sent to the Mars by launching it into a transfer orbit EOM around the sun. It leaves the earth at E and meets Mars at M. If the radius of Earth's orbit is ae = 1.5 10" m, that of Mars orbit am = 2.5 x 10"'m, using Kepler's laws give the estimate of time for Mangalyan to reach Mars from Earth to be close to (The time period of revolution of earth around sun is 1 year) ander Baa ae we TOYS fy BAS Ga COM ver} orgie verte fan ort BH aft Rafe Eve ae yeh ot otc & cen Ref Mae ana oe ween &) ae qe ot we Prot a0 = 1.5% 10" m Gem set TA TaN A PAVAT am = 2.5 x 10" &, eae Pram a SS Ge aE a -aTT for wa ATTA ped) Baa ae RC ge BLS wR yest & oa wy sacra 1a & Mars orbit re an 1. Sol. In the given A.C, circuit, if battery voltage is V = 2002 sin(10071), power delivered by battery will have a power factor of fea ma AC. vue F afk Bel wr ated V= 200Y2 sin(100nt), 1 aa A ane wary aw ag ert oT safe qoiie er oF @) B 20043 | i= GOOF in ot-tn ($2) © ao 40" (° 30)) B sin (100rt- 53°) zon ie= sin [ot ) Phase diagram har ta faa “PR 6 ¥ WB t2v2; RSs 42. Inthe figure shown a parallel plate capacitor has a dielectric of width di2 and dielectric constant K = 2. The other dimensions of the dielectric are same as that of the plates. The plates Pi and P2 of the capacitor have area'‘A’ each, The eneray of the capacitor is fea A cad 1a cara oe ental A ete sors 2 cen wrdgeiw K= 281 wrge A oer Ty we & wart €| wenfta See Py wer Pea Sawa ‘Ae! ea Ht Gat &. ey AV? 2c AV? 4) © a) 2 mae 298 16 ye aK GA 2 & A Sol U= J64V" ors ah = 2 tan and a Alaa Coy= 1 Se a2) aia 8 C4 Cy 3A a2 13. The sphere at P is given a downward velocity ve and swings in a vertical plane at the end of a rope of (= 1m attached to a support at O. The rope breaks at angle 30° from horizontal, knowing that it ean withstand a maximum tension equal to three times the weight of the sphere. Then the value of vo wil be: (g= 22 mis? ) fg 8 f= tm ceag wh eet get) fey Pow Rare re wt AAS wt ate vo Be Rear or By RT ae wate ae A af wee S1 ais eee ATO S 30°F wT we GE UM 8 eM WAH sir tet sare ar PT pT cee we we aH 8 at ow HIT aT eT: (= x? mis?) Po _tZI™ oo we 9 2g . 9 1) & mi 2) 29 mi 37) 2 i (4) 2 mi (1) $ ms 2) B ms iy y ms (4) $ ms 2 Sol T-—mgsing= ™ R m._(B+2g¢sin30°) = 3mg~mg sin30° ig. & Corp Office : 00 Tones AMOAED, PIA New Git Wabste: wwerresonance acin|E-mal_coniad@resonance iar Road, Kola Raj} 24005 Resonance’ Educating for 14, Ans. Sol. 15. Sol. A plane electromagnetic wave of wavelength 4 has an intensity I. It is propagating along the positive Y-direction. The allowed expressions for the electric and magnetic fields are given by amended oh corer Re gece we BH ae 18 | mE TT Y-feen AT ay eee AT Te aeaiia da @ fd Ra na ara aaer Bi [© cos] 28 (y —cty a Wee Ls a=+16i ° Fon[ 29-5] [ cos| 2 (yet) @ a Yar [es =e 3 (1) ie smagnude tect eld inen eC = af Eoteya aa ar uftaror eh, at jeptxo=t 2 Ee. © Be ; direction of ExB will be along +}. ExB #1 en +] é agite aay ‘A small solid ball. is dropped from a height above the free surface of a liquid. It strikes the surface of the liquid at t= 0. The density of the material of the ball is 500 ka/m? and that of liquid is 1000 kg/m? It the ball comes momentarily at rest at t = 2 sec then initial height of the ball from surface of quid was (neglect viscosity) We BS ate te ot ye Say a ee Bl yaa wae Ww fea oT @1 ue ga A wae t=O wR cout 1 ta & yard wr eed 500K /m? ceT ga BT HFIet 1000 kgim? #1 aFe t= 2 seo. wig afte wo @ oe orf et dl te aA ca Ht aoe a ue Sarg ehh (ear waa AF) — (1")20m (2) 10m (3) 15m (425m Velocity of ball when it reaches to surface of liquid = /2gh aig O11 oa Fe Rel Bee WR ETA HOY BO pre Vs ane the bl Ve 8 V(1000)g (500)g a= 10misect apply sat oo oe = = (Bah =10%(2) igh — 10 =2*10«h=400 => h=20m Ans 16. Sol. 17. Sol. Arrod of length £ and cross section area A has a variable thermal conductivity given by k = a T, where a is a positive constant and T is temperature in kelvin. Two ends of the rod are maintained at temperatures T, and T, (T, > T,). Heat current flowing through the rod will be: We Bs Raat rag (otk oR ore Baga AG aH GRadl SuTaIaeT Kea TY aM 8, sel a we crate Prac & ote T Bia 8 8 we B etal Pa avy T, she T, (T,> 7) wR AL GS B vaIlea ‘ott eee WAS MEAB) gy Ae OT gA a MT) yy A a OTD Heat currentweia ere si=—k A ST idx = = kA dT i fox =-Aa ft at 5 ao@it) ,.A eT) 20 A parallel beam of light of intensity I and cross section area S is incident on a plate at normal incidence. The photoelectric emission efficiency is 100%, the frequency of beam is v and the work function of the plate is @ (hy > 0). Assuming all the electrons are ejected normal to the plane and with same maximum possible speed. The net force exerted on the plate only due to striking of photons and subsequent emission of electrons is Aaa 1a Se Oe ATS SHI GH SAAR He Yo Cw Se we siRierTRR| smu ela BL HTT Faqs Srasht a er 100% 8 Gr A sghA ve sik we aT BEGET o (hy > o) 81 He AFA gy Ph anh Sagi et} aa wa okra cra wer a veal GA 8, we ww fo ter at wel Bann agNTe Haat & van S at 8 (Bs amin} @ 28/2. famin—¥} The net force on the plate is due to incidence of photons + due to emission of electrons. ‘The number of photons incidents per second on the plate 1s = number of electrons emitted per second (Given efficiency = 100%) = |= She momesiun oad sion and elecrn reopedity ane "sand JBOTT=B war m ise mass ofthe electron, Hence the net force exerted on the metal pate is = (+ fantwv=3) we we Ga ae (stuf Weta ane + sealtia Sala are) We we WA dows aM Viel = aft trons acs eta (ha eer = 100 %) = wate wits ver gdapts on dar a Pen mia 1 set m-gdagia or xara 8 ae: eer ce aa a at TS (2+ ano} 18. Nuclei of radioactive element A are produced at rate ' t? ' at any time t The element A has decay constant Let N be the number of nuclei of element A at any time t. At tine t= to, SN is minimum. 0 Then the number of nuclei of element A at time t= tp is: ‘feat aise at AS afte ta & feet wom toe vers &t vB 8) oe Am ftues Procie 28) aT Fh oh er te ea AS aA He NE Poe era t= tye SN a 1 ga eH t= ara A@ aiftal A en & — a -24, qa (2) (4) None of these g74 & ag =) Sol. for “to be minimum; ¢ at ot Mo am a Po on aN = Mean = R(t — AN) = Ge aT? Gee ato a(R AN) = 0 oral ON 19. A coal based thermal power plant producing electricity operates between the temperatures 27°C and 227°C. The plant works at 80% of its maximum theoretical efficiency. Complete burring of 1 kg of coal yields 36000 KJ of heat. A house needs 10 units of electricity each day. Coal used for suppiying the ‘amount of energy for the house in one year is: ye Sad wR smate ante afer waa aI 27°C Tet 227°C & ea faga se aa 1 taTw ae arcs Sairte Hc G1 80% Gr Hee 1 Fel 1 kg weal S YH Ge GX 36000 KI HEN ser eel O) af ye ae a 10 ge aI A wie star 8 ca ER a yw at oH aan BA A fer wre A sree er (17)1141 kg. (2) 580 kg (3) 605 kg (4) 765 kg = Sol. Maximum efficiency of engine $01 @t sifftway aera = (-2}: 100= 40% H *. overall efficiency ici Gia = 0.4 x 0.8 = 0.32 Requirement of house in one year ae a ordn ag ww at 3 fey areas oot = 10 x 365 units = 3650 kwh = 3650 x 3600 KI _ 3650x3600, Input input coalrequired 114k P 032 sees 36000 $ 3650x3600 Input «fray = 2850238005 area = ee stat frasht 032 elae #) Aa 36000 9 ig. & Corp Office : 00 Tones AMOAED, PIA New Git RESOMSMCE wate ieinnce n/n conataiennaee Educating for “Faawar Road, Kola (Ra, S24005 20. SOL frst = 1009 ‘A sound source of frequency 1000Hz is moving towads a fixed wall with a velocity 5 mls. A wind is blowing away from the source and towards the wall with a speed 2 mis, Take the speed of the sound with respect to the air as 330 m/s. 1000Hz angi et caf wits ya fer dae A sie SmisH a1 a nfs 8) ay, wala daw a six 2mis are & we ve B) ay Harte eat wt ae 330 mis Hy (1*) The ratio of the wavelengths of the sound striking on the wall and that reflected from the wall is 332 328 (2) Number of sound waves striking the wal per sees 352 1000 (8) Number of sound waves reflected from the wall per sec is 352 +1000 (4) Ifthe wall starts approaching the source the number of waves striking the wall per sec will decrease. (Hyer & eae are ea ewer cea ae eras eA er segura ZZ ay Q) aan @ ofa dave cae act ahh ae A er 3 x1000 #1 (yea & wR Bowe wera BH Te ea ae ier 2 1000 #1 (4) aff dar tia #1 sik aia wR aed 8 il dar @ aia Gove cay ah ae A den we 33240 33 = 332 |_ ee i in SF eter = 990 = 328 Ancient 332 “328 ‘SECTION — 2 : (Maximum Marks : 20) This section contains TEN (10) questions. The answer to each question is NUMERICAL VALUE with two digit integer and decimal upto two digit. If the numerical value has more than two decimal places truncate/round-off the value to TWO decimal placed. There are 10 Questions & you have attempt any 5 Questions. If a student attempts more than 5 questions, then only first 5 questions which he has attempted will be checked. Marking scheme : > Full Marks: +4 If ONLY the correct option is chosen. > Zero Marks : 0 In all other cases ‘eis 2 (area siz: 20) SU GE A GM (10) wer By go wet ar-GeN hear ATT (NUMERICAL VALUE) @, vit faite quik we cUHa fA—sioA A BL aft sear At A ah a aft werera cate , oh seen ar wy aera } a eet ow Fe/adE ff (truncatelround-off) 7 Be Se B10 er & fer Bacal ae Fa Sea a oe om aS ne 5B anf eh oT eR aA Eh SOE fea me ger S we BA ita wt A sere ator: > ap sien 44 af Rak eh faenoa A ge HT 8 > a sie = 0 ora ah oRReRA A 21. Ans. Sol. 22. Ans. Sol. ‘A non conducting uniformly charged spherical shell is kept on a rough non-conducting horizontal surface. Mass of shell is 2kg and charge on itis 4C and fiction coefficient between surface and shell is 0.18. Take g = 10m/s?. What wil be minimum value of extemal horizontal electric field (uniform) so that shell starts slicing on the surface? Give your answer's S| units. Cw Sar RY MARE wea ae GEE stare A Tae oy ve oT 81 ae BI & xalsoa > als Rag) bere awe a ‘A uniform magnetic field 8 in positive z direction exists in a circular region of radius R = 5 m. A loop of radius R = 5m lying in x — y plane encloses the magnetic field at t= 0 and then pulled at uniform velocity ¥ = 4im/s . The emf induced (in volts) is the loop att = 2 sec is 6V. Then magnitude of 45B is: R=S mon $ FOR GRAF GH aHoT gaa da Berit 2 fee FEM 8) R=5m fom I WH AI xy da A Rem 8 ot t= Ome radia daw) aaa fd gy @ an yw aA aT G=4im/s @ Whar oa 81 t= 2 sec. qU a Ra Rea ae va OV a A 458 oF ORAM ara ABEL y mis 11.25 = 1(VxB)/| AN y Y ‘a 2= VB (PQ) =ve 2fre(M) =ve Jar 6V=4%B Jax25—16x4 B 25T 25. Ans. Sol. Sol. A steel wire is rigily fixed at both ends, Its length, mass and cross sectional area are 1m, 0.01 kg and 10 mm? respectively. Then the temperature of the wire is lowered by 20 °C. If the transverse waves are ‘setup by plucking the wire at 0.25m from one end and assuming that wire vibrates with minimum number of loops possible for such a case. Find the frequency of vibration. [Coefficient of linear ‘expansion of steel =1.21 x 10°/°C and Young's modulus = 2 x 10" N/m’ We Ra a oR ct Reet oe Gentes oer By gaa Ge, CUT Te ayer wre das wR Im, Octkg ce 10%m? 8) GEO AIF 20+ we far TAT 81 A WH ARB 025m GA sea TAR TT appre aed eos eth 8 ae oe ge Raid S Rey wens gat A EI we | eta wea By Star 8) orgy wey wa [I wT Bel ATE UHM = 4.21 « 108FC ae wT HCRERT aT = 2 « 10" Nim? ea 22.00 Hz 21 x 10% x 20= 2.42 « 107 The tension in wire = =Y at A=2 x 10" x 2.42 x 104 x 10% =4.84N speed of wave in wire va =20m K Since the wie is plucked at “from one end The wire shall oscillate in 1* overtone (for minimum number of loops) Now Veta o ff 2 Hz. Ble AT= 1.21 «104 20 =2.42 «104 ae faa = T2Y Sf A= 2% 10" «242 «10% 10% =48.4N aR a a A aa a #1 RLS Fgh ae Gos Tag ae wed ort # tar wea ¢ EH een ae GES Bry) im oa veta a of wl 2 Hz, ig. & Corp Office : 00 Tones AMOAED, PIA New Git RESOMSMCE wate ieinnce n/n conataiennaee Educating for iar Road, Kola Raj} 24005 26. Ans. Sol. In the given circuit the ammeter A; and Az are ideal and the ammeter As has a resistance of 1.9 x 10° 2. sum treadgs fat re nto gen by 2) Ampere the vate otn be Fee ay River A attieg Ay at Ap aneet & mr As siftee or aARa 1.9 x 1050 1 ddl ance & guia a at (32) tree 8 an ara wt 58.00 As the ammeters A: and A: are ideal, potential drop across AB and AC are zero. Hence point B and C are at equal potential, so there willbe no current through As. shar f ofiew Ara Aare #, ABA AC & Ri ar faa aa 81 oa: fg BAC w ra wart 8, gafiry Ase wg arr a8 gare Is=0 Resultant circuit may be drawn as. tors) Rua a) ganr geld GaN wa waa BI i, 20V 150 Ar F Qj tov 50 ste E tush @ yo 30 c e D Applying KVL in the loop ABET A ABEFA @ 4 KVL cr oe = 10+ 125-151 42020 = 3i~ Applying KVL in the loop BCDEB BCDEB qo 4 KVL wat Bx (in +ic)3—in5+10=0=> 3in+8ie=18 (2) ol) io= 18 amp, n= 3 amp Reading of ammeter As, intio= 2 amp Ans. Asante a area Reading of ammeter Ac, ie # amp Ans. Ag onter wm area in + ine +a 2. Ans. Sol. Find the potential cfference between points A and 8 (in V) of the system shown in figure ifthe emf is equal to E = 110 V and the capacitance ratio Ca/C; = n = 2.0 Fra eaty ag oer & fiegst Aw 8b mer Prana (ater #) wiforg aA E = 110 V ce Cals = n= 2.0 Cane ee eticd ot 410.00 Gee. a pa ay & one, |" a ° ° c ‘The cistribution of charges is showm in figure In closed loop (CDEFC) 4% Go CDEFC A onder ar Pacwor Rrarqare eeian aa a 0 Cy ‘ae qa (BCFA) ory HH, Gi Cy Ge Ge ora ora (i) 4 From Eq,(), we get E- a eS 9,8 shoe ()) E-S- 1, De ae, e a Cy4 Cy °r Ce, rts) 4 ( xCs) ora 2Or+G2) 9g (r+ Ca cy ores orat Cy+C4) (Cr+) a co orn £0, = GCL +20C2+ Cir +8) 9, o Ec, — | 201 +36;6, +63 - CF oof qe Eee G+30,6,+03 a c es, 8 Corp Ofc CG Tov, A408 5, PIA New Gy Wal, Falavar Rod Kola Ras) 21005 RESOMSMCE wate ieinnce n/n conataiennaee cating for better tom Ec? . E ” CF 4300) +03 Co CF 1432 cy Cy — = 1 “ 1230s? [ 28. Among rope, having a mass of 40 g, is fixed at one end and is tied to a light string at the other end. The tension in the string is 400 N. Find the wavelength in second overtone (in em) We tat, ah en or TOM 40 OM @, ae Tw ARE TR aah Be 8 eT GAR RR we ow eos SE a ah BE 81S) 8 400-Gen or aera BA GA aia AA aeMel (oma) STH aA ‘Ans. 80.00 So. L=1m M=0.04 kg aot = 0.04 kgim fT _ [00 _ E og = 100 msec For fundamental frequency ercirafer fer ( Beket 5h (i) EL Ase 4 m ioe 4 29. Parallel monochromatic beam is faling normally on two sits Si and Sz separated by d as shown in figure. By some mechanism, the separation between the slis So and Sz can be changed. The intensity is measured at the point P which is at the common perpendicular bisector of S:S2 and S3S1. When =P tn ntersiy measured at Pis and when z= “2, ters i Fin Pear d hw Rea a flae Sia Sek GRA Uw aha mre Yr aera AOR @ Pe camer @ ant RE So oS B ant gM Rakha ah wt aah G1 Ag Pa SiSe a SoS; & owas eased we 8, oe Steet aT oI BL EZ BR fag Pax fn 18 cen wa 2, “OE Saat a ais x 181 x are ae Ans. 02.00 DA 2d Resonence” Educating for Sol. Where vic Z > 8 eaifd arqare as shown. ig. & Corp Office : OG Tones AMOAED, PIA New Git Wabste: wwerresonance acin|E-mal_coniad@resonance “Faawar Road, Kola (Ra, S24005 30. Ans. Sol. id hy ed If intensity at 'p' is I then intensity of light at Ss and S+ is /4 & 1/4 aft PAR Aaa 18 ot Sod Seo GRIT BH Aaa 1/4 41/4 81 Path difference vei SaP — SsP = 0 So, intensity of slits Si and Sz ama, five Sia Seah daar Agat Se Sate Ap yd D 2e heb intensity of Si and Sz, Sia Sow daa avons Lele Ip= 21, ‘An open tank 10 m long and 2m deep is filled upto height 1.5 m of oil of specific gravity 0.80. The tank is accelerated uniformly from rest to a speed of 10 misec. The shortest time (in seconds) in which this ‘speed may be attained without spilling any oil (in sec). {g = 10m/s*] 10 m edt a 2m met gah cat 0.60 artis uae S da G 1.5 m Garg aww we 8) cat faery G 10 mises are cr ww wart wT S wate et 8) Te veh fen aE ae fe wT A aT aT (aT 4) 4 ora A a Goa 81 Ig = 10/54 10.00 second tano 10=0+1%t = 10 second Educating for ig, & Corp Office : OG Tone! A062, PIA New Git Wall, Jalavar Road Kota [Ray }S28005 RESOMSMCE Wate resnnces in| Ena conndavennaessen ® Resonance’ FULL SYLLABUS TEST B3 Educating for better tomorrow PERCENTILE IMPROVEMENT PROGRME (PIP) TARGET : JEE (MAIN+ADVANCED) PSE Toy Uh eT CHEMISTRY-PART-B PAPER ‘SECTION — 4 : (Maximum Marks : 80) 4 This section contains TWENTY (20) questions ‘Each question has FOUR options (1), (2), (3) and (4) ONLY ONE of these four option is correct % Marking scheme » Full Marks: +4 If ONLY the correct option is chosen. > Zero Marks : 0 Ifnone of the options is chosen (ie. the question is unanswered) > Negative Marks : 1 In all other cases wis 1: («fron sie = 80) & gH de 8 a (20) 72 et wer A ae feweT (1), (2), (3) we (4) 81g a Row a Sam YS Roe wet © sigs cin > yeh ote o4 aff Riek a Reve @ gore } Rs 0 a as AM Roed sa ga sare (aig wer oA BI ao si A ore ea oR A 31. Inthe equation 2°, = 4+ B VC , the constant ‘B’ depends on wc? (B*)stoichiometry of electrolyte (C)resistance (D) conductivity Sol. Conceptual 32, «QOH ‘The major product of the above reaction is obtained by mechanism (A) Suz (8) E2 (Ct) E1cB (0) St So 9 OH ¢ 3. Dee 8 Prosuats Which of the following product is not formed in above reaction - w A @o={ ro (HEH (9 Cho fe) oO Sol ‘ooucive_, 26) +HOH SS Dp c 3 yi ary eC Tove AAW Ve iy Tar Road Ra) lesonance’ :ducating for better tomorrow Sol. Sol. 35. 36. Sol. When O2 changes to O2* O2aO2'4 safes erat faa, (A) Magnetic moment decreas (8) Bond length increases (C) Bond order increases (0) Magnetic moment remains same (A) gaaha angel Fam or B1 (8) au rang 4 gfe erat 81 (Ch aa mH A fe Be aL (0) yes sept aM HET eI Which of the above statements are comect ? oad 48 Ge Gar wel a? (1)AandB (2)B and D (3*)Aand ¢ (4) Aand D (Q)AwnB 2)Bc09D ATC (4)AaeaD On : (ots (0°15)? (62s)? (0°25)? (o2p2)? (n2p% = n2p%) (n*2px! = x*2p'y) Bond order: 3M, -N,]= 3{10-6]=2 Magnetic moment (i): Jnin+2) BM = 2(2+2)= 2.828 BM Oz" : (o1s} (o's) (02s)? (0*2s}? (02p2)? (n2p% = n2p%) (n*2px! = n*2p%) 1 = litpntie Bond order : 5 (NN) = (10-5) =25 Magnetic moment (i): n(n 2) BM = 1+ 2) = 1.732 BM Oe: (61s)? (o* 1s)? (62s) (o°2s)? (o2pz)? (n2p% = n2p*y) (n°2px" = x*2p'y) 2 tin, -N,]=1t10-6)= aa BH: IN Ny ]=5[10~6]=2 geraia aire (u): Ynin +2) BM = /2(2+2)=2.828 BM Oz" : (ots) (o"1s)? (02s)? (o°2s)? (62p2)? (n2p% = n2p%) (n°2px! = n*20%) Ha AT: FNMA) = S10 -5)= 25 geet aipet (u): nin +2) BM = (1+ 2) = 1.732 BM Considering the elements F, Cl, © and N, the correct order of their chemical reactivity in terms of oxidizing property is fr dedi Ww fear Sra F, Cl ON sifattore yo s uel # gre) wenafte farses a1 wel eH a (1)F>CI>O>N — (2")F>O>CI>N — (B)CI>F>O>N — (4)O>F>N>CL For chromium element, how many electrons can have n + ¢+|™m/|=4, with clockwise spin in ground state? iter aa Pig AA seal ore orwven 4 afoned siren rer ++] m|=4-ar ver ermB? We ans. uy awe (hw (2), AV (3°), (4) 1, 1M IV 2eCr — 18? 2s? 2pé 3s? 3p? 4s! 3d? (Only 2p, 3p and 4s orbital satisfies the relation n+ ¢+|m|=4 for 2p orbital = 2 e-(m = =1) for 3p orbital > 1 e-{r 0) for 4s orbital ~> 1 e~ single e~ may have clockwise or anticlockwise spin XS Resonance” Educating for better tomorrow |repme-ion-ae Sol. 37. 38. Sol. Sol. 39. Sol. no, of electrons may be 3 or 4. 2uCt — 18 2s? 2p® 3s? 3p? 4s" 3d al 2p, 3p cen 4s were Hae n+ C+ |m|=4 wi gE we EY 2p mem & fer > 2e-(m=+1) ap gum 3 fy > 1e-(m=0) 4s warm @ fay = Ter Get geagia emael arian amare por we eT BL er H sen 3a 4a gM a ‘Which of the folowing hydrated metal ions has the highest paramagnetism? arenes NEON (C)ICuH,O),P (O)En(H,0)," A sample of 3 gram (92% pure) of silver carbonate on being strongly heated yields a residue and gaseous products Find the volume of evolved gases at STP. eR wie F 3 ae (02% Ye) Mee A TT TA wer oy ae state Ten Ata see a Rr tar ty STP oR Prefer Met er sATARPT aT BATT (1) 112 mL (2)22 mL (3°) 336 mL (4) 33.6 mL Ag:COx(s)—*-» 2Ag(8) + COda) + 3.0240) Weight of pure AgsC0> = 3+ 2. =2.76 gram 2.76 ycos= £22001 Mole of AgsCOs = == 0.01 mol Mole of evolved CO2 = mole of AgsCOs Mole of evolved O2= ; mole of AgzCOs Tot me of aneniepodicts-001+ 004 = 0.0140,005 0.015 mol Volume at STP = 0.015*22400= 336 mL Ag:COx(s)—*-» 2Ag(s) + COdg) + 1.030) Ym AgaCOs 71 HR = 3x a7 2.78 gram 276 AgoCOs% Hie = 276 1.01 mol Prana CO: # srs = Ag.COs ae Previa Ont ata = Ag:Cosm J set trite weal 3 AI set =o.01+t *0.01 = 0.01+0.005 0.015 mol STP Uy sara = 0.015*22400= 336 mL ‘Among the following complexes the one which shows zero crystal filed stabilization energy is. Prt RA a aged Aa, aH, a Preca da erie ott eee &: (1) [Co(H20)P* 2) [Cr(Hz0)7* (3) IMn(H20}g* (4°) Fe(Ho}d* In [Fe(H2O}sP*, Fe has 34° configuration. Since H2O is weak fled ligand, the distribution is ty" ex?. Hence CFSE=-3*0.4+2%0.6=0.0 XS Resonance” Educating for better tomorrow Sol. [Fe(H2O)c)**, Fe 3d° faeara werar #1 HO gia ata fers & ce facet tag eg? gufery CFSE =-3 x 0.4 + 2* 0.6500 40. A buffer solution cannot be prepared by mixing solutions of : (i) Sodium chloride and Sodium hydroxide.” (2) Ammonium hycroxide and Ammonium chord (3) Formic acid and Sodium formate. (4) Borie acid and borax. we aay fer at, Pea & floret at fa we AE TAT oT GPa B — (1) aifsam aategs aan titer sregiemgs (2) onan sregtemgs den omit sates (3) Sifts ara cer dfera wre (4) aR apa ae aeRT Sol (1)Sattof SASB+ SB (2) Salt of WBSA + WB (3) Salt of WASB + WA. (4) Salt of WASB + WA (1) SA SB #1 aa + SB (2) WBSA #1 aa +WB (3) WASB = ara + WA (4) WASB @1 aa + WA 44. Forthe molecule PF ,CH,, which of the following structures is the most stable : fe F. F aw) orn @) corr F F ft i F. F F CH, (c) (0) . oP pore, Sol, Instructure (A), CH group exerts lesser replusion force, arge sized groups end to occupy equal positions). 42. Ratio of AT» / Kn for 6% (W/V) AB2 is 1 mol/kg and also for 9% (W/V) AaB it is 1 mol/kg (AB2 and AcB both fre non-electrolyes), Hence, atomic masses of A and 8 are respectively: (assume rlalty = etary) ATo/Ke 7H STA, 6% (WIM) ABs & fery 1 Hts /kg & FET 9% (WAV) AaB % Ferg at 1 tra/kg ® (AB: ae AB cal tye set—ouea 8) ge ware A cen Bd Geary waraT mae Bra stern = Hier) (1) 60, 90 (2)40, 40 (3*) 40, 10 (4) 10, 40 Sol, Fy mw, aT 1000 x 6 ig, A9* ton m: (AB2) = 60 = A+ 2B aT _ 1000% 9 ig A) in, 3 100 mv (Aa8)= 90-24 6 Resonance” Educating for better tomorrow XS 43. Sol. 44, Sol. Sol. 45. Sol. 46. A=40,B=10 Large quantity of KMnO,, on treatment with cold cone. H,SO, forms a compound (X) which decomposed ‘explosively, on heating forming (Y). The (X) and (Y) respectively are KMn0, #1 site Ha, 38 wis H.SO,# aR seats we we Wo zie OX) tan 8 oN AH aH wR Faevie @ eet Ret Stew (¥) aera (X) ae (Y) wr (1*) Mn,0,, MnO, (2) Mn,0,, Mn,O, (3)MnSO,,Mn,O, (4) Mn,O,, MnO, ay 2KMINO, HS, -»MnjO, +K,S0, + H,0 2Mn,0, —*-> 4IMnO, +30, Which of the given compound is not aromatic. fea ren Bra Alfie Crew Al a? “CO ech ech »ch OD ents OCD) wonton Which of the following statements is correct? (1) Gluconie acid is a dicarboxylic acid (2*) Gluconic acid is a partial oxidation product of glucose (3) Gluconic acid can form cyclic (acetal/hemiacetal) structure (4) Gluconic acid is obtained by oxidation of glucose with HNOs Prefetta 48 ati a Ger wal 87 (1) IP irs Go steal Sire & (24) rein ort reenter wr Ge sake oH EAE EY ya ome wei tebe ser wa TAT 1 (4) eI ssw AT NOS} we savor a aA aT Wea eT [ GeGiE GEE GH GH-COCH Gluconic acid | | reiil OH OHOH OH OH reagent or Fehling solution or Bra,HzO. Gluconic acid can not form hemiacetal or acetal Tew Set [Segepeggiecoo) Ser aftremies ar tbafela PA A Bro,H2O ERI weBIG rift sifarteneor ert art Bren 1 Tq sa SieSied a Aiea Al sa Bt Oz Which product is not possible in above reaction ? erred afifrean 4 ater were aera at 8? |e obtained by partial oxidation of glucose by Tollen’s XS Resonsnce” Educating for better tomorrow |repme-ion-ae 47. 48. Sol. Br Br Br :8r @ 4 @) “er BY Which of the following reaction show incorrect product ? (1) CoHsMgCl + O2 #2, CsHs-OH (2) CoHsNgCl + CO2 1:2, CzHs-COOH (3) CoHsMgCl + CsHs-COOH > C:He Hs (4*) CobisMaClexcess) + CH:COc! "HO, oy oH, Ht rer a ater oof & fe Tan Gee Tat #7 (1) GaHishgcl +0, 42, C2H-OH (2) GaHiMIgCl + CO Ho, +4-COOH (3) CaHisMgCl + CHs-COOH —> CH os (4%) CoHaMgciionfiraa) + CH:COCl "5 o.4,--oH, bn The given osazone could be obtained from. NNHPh NNHPh Ho H H—}—0H H—-on CHOH (1) Glucose and galactose (2*) Glucose and mannose (3) Galactose and fructose (4) Sucrose and Galactose fan ara ives Fret & wre eh era 2 NNHPh NNHPh Ho H Hon ton CHOH (A) rare a eect (2°) sate o Aster (3) teacher a AER (gre a tata D-Fructose and D-mannose give the same osazone as D-glucose. The difference in these sugars present on the frst and second carbon atoms are marked when osazone crystals are formed Dergaeta De war! sats D-ropete Sa 81 He a Ae Td TTT SORE Ta A AT afta aft 8, oe stent freee Papi a8 81 XS Resonsnce” Educating for better tomorrow |repme-ion-ae ‘OH 49. (1) Cone HoS0 (2) Cone HNO, * Cone. H;S0, (3) Sn,HCI (4) NaNO2,HeSO, Hos LF I» Sol. Cy ness, (1) Cone. HsSOu.A stemstsnt, Y~ aero, {B)NaNOs, 5) HO. THSO.” O 3 50. A. compound M (CrH1202) has almost neutral solution in aqueous medium and is not reduced by Ha/Pd catalyst. On reduction by LiAIH,, it gives two products one of which on dehydration by Alumina (AlOs) heated gives cyclohexene. Mis TART M (CrH2O2) oI siete eR aT VERA eat & she ae HPA vareH aT aTAAe El ela BI LAH: art srafte ae se wee) seme Garb fer Gye oh yey (AbOs) ara Micfinet wel argactaaaa at 21 MB Final major productis : (sif*aH year seg @) (2) Conc.HNO; Ssnhel Snel NH, 9° i Sot Clods A cron + Os —AkOD ‘SECTION — 2 : (Maximum Marks : 20) This section contains TEN (10) questions. The answer to each question is NUMERICAL VALUE with two digit integer and decimal upto two igit. If the numerical value has more than two decimal places truncate/round-off the value to TWO decimal placed. There are 10 Questions & you have attempt any 5 Questions. If a student attempts more than 5 questions, then only first 5 questions which he has attempted will be checked. Marking scheme Full Marks: #4 If ONLY the correct option is chosen. Zero Marks: 0 In all other cases mn Resonance nan ame te EEE PR es Educating for better tomorrow oe * ‘ae 2 (aftr siz: 20) Fe GSA ee (10) we 8) FRE TH _GeR BETTE HM (NUMERICAL VALUE) @, off-site qe er errata feat ® 8] oa dere oF Fg 8 ote eee we, a eM IMT aT S wT aw eee reds ste (truncate/round-off) # | Ra as A 10 er 8 fore A Tet ee PH 5 me wr oe gor Bay oe 68 afk eH wT Ga BB, A Gee A a wert Set A ota wt oT ie ar yo oto 94 aft Fos ae Rarer @ gear ar aa sis 0 rer enh GRR A 51. Ans. Sol. Sol. 52. Ans. Sol. Sol. 53. Ans. Gadbolinium-153, which is used to detect osteoporosis, has a halt-ife of 243.3 days. Which value is closest to the precentage of the Gd-153 left in a patient's system after 2 years (730 days) ? Ww oe Terrha153 & forerar saci siigeaatanniT (osteoporosis) 3 Tea HF fem see) gaa ardarg 243.3 fet 81 2a (730 ft) } are ah ale Ay Gd-183.a sider HTT Perf eel? 12.50 No. of haf lives = ft No = 730/243.3 = 3 No = initial amount of the substance. 101 Wars aderg at wom = N (gy No (2. N=ageiel @ si Arar No= ari a are ars 730/243,3 = 3 A fully charged lead-storage battery contains 1.5 L of 5 M HSOz, During discharging of lead-storage acid battery, following reaction takes place. Pb(s) + PbOx(s) + 2H:SO1 —> 2PbSO«(s) + 2H20 If 2.5 A of current is drawn for 965 min, H2SOx consumed (in moles) is qpia: tafe, dhen—aarae da, 4 5 MHSOs er 1.5L softest &1 dhn—aerae dea } Pree S hr fe site wrt et B1 Pps) + PbO(s) + 2HsSOz ——> 2PbSO.(s) + 2H20 aft ot S965 frre & fey 25A opt flee ener Tt Ae ar, a eat HeSOs (ste A) 2 01.50 2.5x965%60 _ sop = VSmoles 2:5%985%60 96500 No. of moles of H»SO: HoSO4 stot ot eee = 1.53. ‘The sum of six-membered rings and five membered rings in Buckminster fullerene (Coo) is wapfiftzer words (Coo) 8 eeea Tera cer Sis Weer Gera BH reasih ar ait 32.00 XS Resonsnce” Educating for better tomorrow |repme-ion-ae Sol. Sol. 5A, Ans. Sol. 55. Ans. Sol. 56. Ans. Sol. In fullerene no. of six-membered ring: No. of five-membered rings Total = 20 + 12 = 32.00 gate 8 w: eaeT tera A eM = 20 ofa waa aera) een = 12 ‘wet = 20+ 12 = 32.00 11g of a monobasic acid dissolved in 200 g of water lowers the FP by 0.186°C. On the other hand when 1.9 of the same acid is dissolved in water so as to make the solution 200 mL, this solution requires 125 mL of 0.1 N NaOH for complete neutralization. Calovae «forthe act. (= 1.86 =X) Give answer as 10 a. 06.00 12105 Moog” 7000 °°" 0.186 = (1 + a) « 1.86 * Work done in expansion of an ideal gas from 2 litre to 3.8 litre against a constant external pressure of 2.1 bar was used to heat up 1 mol of water at 275 K. If specific heat of water is 4.2 J g” K”, what isthe final temperature of water in °C ? Give your answer to the nearest whole number. fore anger re 2.4 bar} ee ew oneal tha 2chee & 38 cee com weak a A PAA ord wr aac 275 Kam ae fate oer mA wed | Rar rary aA rer a ARE GEN 4.2IO KE, al rer aT sift ara eC 4 aan eter ? ste Se Fre gat HASTE 07.00 W=-2.1(3.8-2) 3.78 L bar - 3.78 x 100= 378 J q=ms aT 37B=18%4.2* AT». AT 1-275 T,= 280K = 7°C. How many oxygen atoms in emerald [Be,Al,Si,0,J are in cycle. Wet [Be,ALSi,0,,] % sean ¥ ufo cera wt A Gert seers wee wafer ed 21 06.00 mw Resonance” Educating for better tomorrow 87. Sol. 58. Ans. Sol. Sol. 1316 g of KMnO, in acidic medium cause the oxidation of 170 g H,S. find the oxidation number of sulphur in product. 0 Let oxidation number of S in product be n. KMnO, + Ht + H,S —> Mn* + S vss = (n#2) Mratno, . (n+2) ms | 316/158 170/34 n=0 How many moles of glycolic acid (HOCH:COOH) is produced if the 1 mole of Lycopene is ozonized first With Os/(CHs)xS and the product mixture is treated with excess of NaOH: [Assume 100% efficiency of reaction] Structure of Lycopene is given below: TABS srt (HOCH-COON) # feet Art Geufsa ea 8, af& 1 Ha GHIA 1 YE Ox(CHspS & are sirsifige fear ore & ae scurfee Mert el NaOH & siffea & wey suerte feat sa 8? (siftifar 100% cera AT] agents a cia aa fe eh Arr ener 06.00 Lycopene —22 + (i) 6 Mole of CHO Zn, H:0 cHo I (ii) 4 Mole of CHs-C-CHO (ii) 2 Mole of acetone (iv) 2 Mole of 4 oxopentanal 6 Mole of alyoxal gives 6 Moles of glycolic acid Only glycol undergoes intra molecular cannizzaro reaction to produce glycolic acid argaitis 2°» (esta cho Zn, H2O | cHO I (ii) 4 AYet CHs-C-CHO. ii) 2 ater ete Gv) 4 attache 2 are 6 set rongsifater 6 ate vargatfere art tar 2) ora tadeta ort aap Sond aia toe tengeifern ara seuita wea @ | XS Resonance” Educating for better tomorrow |repme-ion-ae 59. What is the maximum number of atoms in a one plane in the following compound ? frefetta afte 4 ye @ aa 4 secs was él we ae eM? Ans. Sol. Maximum five atoms can be in one plane. oH Sta WHT WH Ta A eT HA B 60. When the following aldohexose exists in Pyranose form, the total number of stereoisomers in its pyranose form is : va far gor qedttaeita Gf sean (D- configuration) 4 8 aa ward crete (pyronose) wy & fat fafa wrath (stereoisomers) wit at Es Wem #1 Ho by buon rou non dH Ans. 16.00 PN Resonence” Educating for better tomorrow [rou fee: 19002007544 | a0 255555 CN UeOSRADOOT CORES Resonance" Educating for better tomorrow FULL SYLLABUS TEST B3 PERCENTILE IMPROVEMENT PROGRME (PIP) TEST TYPE : FULL SYLLABUS TEST TARGET : JEE (MAIN+ADVANCED) 2021 TARGET DATE : 0 PART-C (3T77- C) ‘SECTION — % This section contains TWENTY (20) questions. “Each question has FOUR options (1), (2), (3) and (4) ONLY ONE of these four option is correct Marking scheme > Full Marks : +4 ONLY the correct option is chosen, > Zero Marks : 0 Ifnone of the options is chosen (ie. the question is unanswered). > Negative Marks: -1 Inall other cases eis 1: (sitar aia : 80) =(Maximum Marks : 80) ge tis A ate (20) er 1 wets es A are fever (1), (2), (3) ten (4) 81 ga aT Meet A A eet ye fewer eT BL sigs tT > poi 4 af fd att fawes A ge ae A > eu sie 0 wlS wg ah Pere FA Gar aT 8 Gree, oA GAA 2) 1 > ao si = 1 ora afl oRRaet oe float + t+ x?) 61. The value of | —~———- (f(x) —f(-x)}ax is equal to 4 zategeter) 8 VHD) (gy f()dx an a BE x+log(x+V1+x?) flog +f) yo 2 D(H(x) Fe) dx 1 toate a3 2109 (4) 200) Sol. As function is odd so Ans is 0 62. ifx? + y? = 1, then x? + y* lies in AR P+ y= 1, e+ yt aT ORE 43 3 13 3 13, ie 4) [3 ea @ Fa] oF | ¢ [3] Sol. Letx=sin 0 and y= cos 0 then we have to find range of sin? + cos*0 oe 14 3 2 2 (costo- =} Reson enc oe EE Re TREE ETE NETTIE FAUT Soe eta? ot eee wm eonnceaci Emcor rsonnea i 63. 64, Sol. 65. 66. 3 So range [24] If the normal chord at (ap®, 2ap) on y” = 4ax make 90° at vertex, then cafe waa y= 4ax% Fy (ap?, Zap) we aaa ar aT} Mt ww 90° wer Tan # Ta 1 1)p=—1 (2)p=1 (3) p= —— (4") 2 (ep @)p p= (4) p= V2 Equation of normal = pxry y= 2ap—px+ apt => PX 2p+P aay ( PXtY. roa) and 4p-2p—p?=0 =p = V2 3x +y =O is a tangent to a circle with center (2, -1). Then the other tangent to the circle from origin is aft wa tar 3x4 y= 09 go wt et tan 8 fore oe (2,1) fae yay @ ga ge a ora eet te a when (xs aye (2)3e-y20 (yx-3y=0 (@xey=0 512m meat 0 nt 3 & , —> m#-3 Soy= Ix=x-ay=0 Number of real or purely imaginary solution of the equation 2° + iz~ 1 = 0's. wero 22 + i2— 1= 0% areafen a Rye reat Ka eae - (17)0 1 (3)2 (4)3 Letz= Sox?~ 3xy?-y~ 0 y+ 3xy+x=0 @ When put x = 0 in (i) and (i) no common solution of y and when put y = 0 no common x. So no real and no purely imaginary solution. apTz=x+ iy gafeag? - axy?—y—1 = 0 0 ap + 3ey #x=0 @ Wr x= OTE TE () ote (i), yo TE SHUFIG ea oT R) Ten oa y= Ord Eo aT aE SUPT Ea TE satay aif anata oa a aan aig Rye were ea et) ‘The function f(x) = x? ~ 6x? + ax +b is such that (2) = f(4) = 0. Consider two statements (S:):there exists xs, x2 © (24), x1 < x2, such that F(x) == 1 and F(x)» 0. (S2) there exists Xs, xe © (2.4), x2 < Xe , such that fis decreasing in (2, x.) , increasing in (x..4) and 2t (3) = V3HOeg) then (1) (Ss) is tue and (Sz) is false (2) both (Ss) and (S:) are false (3*)both (S}) and (S2) are true (4) (S:) is falee and (S.) is tue q a Naa iy Ma ana a aa as) TOS Resonance™ Educating for better tomarrow NeW: winkrizonnes sereonenceacin OTS TET Sol. Conceptual 67. Period of the function fix) = cos | xx| + eX + eis (where [] denotes greatest integer function and {.} denotes fractional part function) a @2 a4 (4) not periodic aA fix) =c08 [ax |-+ M+ eM aad BE [] AEA Yo Baa & ae () ATT aT aT @) a @z 4 (4) not periodic Sol. Period of cos | nx| is : 1 cos |mx| a amt 4 = eis t eX is 1 SoAns 1 68, im! (where (} denotes tactonal pert function) a4 (2) loge2 (3*) Limit does net exist (2 ley et so) (wet ¢) tse rar @) at (2) loge2 (3°) ast Perry =e) 2 Sol HL x=0" tim 291+) LHL, x20 tim 22? toga 69. 51° + 12? when divided by 13, then remainder is 584 12m 13a Ronis wer Ww aoe (2°)7 (3)6 (48 Sol. So |3k'— 6 so remainder is 7 aftry 51+ 129= 19k'- 6 aioe 78 IK+1 x+2 x+al 70. fa-2b+e=1, then the value of jx+2 x+3 x+blis K+3 x44 x4 +1 x+2 xe a a-2d+e=100 fx+2 x+3 x+b) @- +3 xed x+e (x )« ya a4 Sol. Ri >Ri-2Ro+ Rs Rs > Rs—Re nT To RE ST aC Ta aT Resonance [webs wunacesnancaacin Ell conatisrsoranenacin Tees 0 555 TPES Educating for bettor tomorrow) m1. 72. Sol. 73. 74, Sol. 75. o o 4 +2 x43 x+b)=—41 1 1 e-b Ifa, b, care sides of a triangle such that be = k?, then aR a, b,c Frat a guiy & ora be = kaa - (t)a>2k sind Q)a<2ksinN2 — (3*)a>2ksinA2 (4) a<2k sin b? 40? Cos A= 2be a? = bc? — 2be cos A. a? = (b—c)? + 2bc (1 — cos A) a? = (b-c} + 4be sin? A2 (b= 0)? = a? = 4k? sin? A2>0 a> 2ksin 2 If sin2 pis GM. between sina and cosa then cosdj is equal to. aff sina st cosa a qoilow ae sin2B & aw cos4p wr Hb - (2 sit (Ze) (2) 208" (3) 2008? (@) 2sint(& +a) sin2 B= Jsing.cosa. = cost B= 1-2 sin’2p =1-2sin acos a = (sin a—cos a? = 2sin? (a—7)=2sin?(7—a) to) = 280 X+B 698 ¥ ig decreasing forall, then © sin x+d.cosx fe) = 280 X+D008 x aan xc} fang ere 8 aa - e sin xd cosx (t)ad—be>0 (2) ad - be <0 (3) ab—cd>0 (@)ab—cd<0 (csinx + deos x)(acos x — bsinx) ~(asinx +bcos x)(c cos x —dsinx) fog = (esinx +deos x)” 09 <0 = sin? x (ad — be) + cos% (ad — be) + sin x. cos x (ac— bd ~ae + bd) <0 =ad-be <0 Locus of middle points of parallel chords with gradiant ~1 of rectangular hyperbola xy = 8 is rr aftereTerl xy = 8 A Sar wary ASIA veTANG —1 8, a eT AGT ww que e - (yy =2x (2)x=2y (B)x+y=0 (@yxzy Let mid point is P(h, k)then equation of chord ‘are ae fy Ph, k) & ore har wor ere T=S: othy | 2 sy=x 9+ f(x) +f (x) =x? + # (9, fx) Is a twice diferentiable function such that f" (x) + 0 vx.< Rand let P be the point of maxima of f), then number of tangents which can be drawn from P to the circle x? + y# = 9is ro @1 (32 (4) cannot be determined hk => m= a Naa Ty Ma Ta oa aa as) IOS Resonance Educating for bettor tomorrow) Sol. 76. Sol. 7. Sol. 78. OFF O) +P O) =x +R Oy a aR sera war @ TaPH F(x) 4 0 VxER TM P, fo) w Sher a fg e wa PA ges = OR a on GHA aT eR emo) eieaT @ - ayo 1 (2 (4) ae 8 Ppa TT BeFAT aL F (x1) = 0, f Oa) <0 So x7 4 7(4,)-9 <0 ‘So point x: lies inside circle 0 no tangent can be drawn n=0 (x1) 20,1" (x1) <0 So 22+) 90 gaitry Reg xi ge @ see Raia 21 satay #g eel Sen 48 aie oA BI n=0 Two flagstaffs stand on a horizontal plane, A and B are two points on the line joining their feet and between them. The angle of elevation of the tops of flagstaffs as seen from A are 30° and 60° and as seen from B are 60° and 45°, If AB is 30m, the distance between the flagstaffs in meter is ws Wea we as get ord oe ote Sah se a fort Tet tan ws fy ASB RAG ort ala sii & oer zit 30° ah 60° ae BS Ger alm GO" afte 45° # afe AB = 30 Hex daa Hel GH wea AM Ge Hex FB (1)30+ 153 (245415 3 (3) 60-15 3 (4) 60 + 15./8 Al cot 60° BP =x cot 45° 30¥3 = (J3—1)x Similarly get WOR y = 15.43 y So PQ= +30 B iB + 30415 15( JB +1) +45 = 60+ 15\3 The radius of the circle touching the parabola y? = 4x at an end of latus rectum and passing through focus is wee P= ax at ah afora & RR wy erst wey ata cet mf B yoRA ata ge A Pear & - 5 (2) 2 8 a -1P + (y- 2h HA K+ 1) Satisty (1, 0), 4 +2.(2)=0 =>. x24 4x —2y+3=0 r= Ji3 = Let g:[1, 6] ->(0, ==) be areal valued differentiable function satisfying g(x) = and g(1) = 0, then Trapp 2900) maximum value of g cannot exceed IAT g:[1, 6} —>(0, 20) Wo area we stares wT # vA g'(x) = —2 x 9%) ‘Fas Bea 8 aa g(1)=0, a g 2 afore art Et a wae & - (1) ena (2) &n6 (3) 3¢n2 (41) 206 Resonsnce a Naa TM Ta oad aa as) TOS Educating for bettor tomorrow) 9(X) is increasing 9(x) IH BI Jotooare [7a = 9(6)- a(t) <2en6 79. Thevatueof tm{ t+ t+ te. ea) here neN)is 1.44 1 tea a3 es + gqaq) Wtnahijer t (to 2) a (@) ama (@) 308 14 1 il tna idk few 4 = lax lava" 80. If A and B are non singular square matrices of even order such that A'= A and B'= -B and AB + BA = (Where © is null matrix), then (1) (AB) is skew symmetric matrix (2) A‘ and 8! commute each other 3") (A'B) is symmetric matrix (4) Band A commute each other a Asie B wa wa wr goprha wf arge 8 oral AT= A aie B'=-B sie AB + BA =O (vel O yu ara 8) wa (1) (AB) favs afta sires 81 (2) At SAR B+ Ue GRR we fatty 81 (3°) (1B) eraPea nays #1 (a) Bale Aue amt & am AMMAG aT Sol. AB=—BA = A+AB= = B=-A7BA= BA (By'= BT (AT = BA (Maximum Marks: 20) This section contains TEN (10) questions. The answer to each question is NUMERICAL VALUE with two digit integer and decimal upto two digit. 4 Ifthe numerical value has more than two decimal places truncate /round-off the velue to TWO decimal placed. 4 There are 10 Questions & you have attempt any 5 Questions. Ifa student attempts more than 5 questions, then only frst 5 questions which he has attempted will be checked. Marking scheme > Full Marks: #4 IFONLY the correct option is chosen, Zero Marks : On all other cases wi 2 (iene sia 20) Soma de Ham (10) re 8) ctw we or oe Teor TT (NUMERICAL VALUE) @, ot folate ge car sama fee siot ¥ #1 © aR dere a Hea aw cama eu 8, ch eure at al care } a) eM ow Gbe/aRs ait {truncate/round-off) @ | Be Gis a0 ne & eA a aaah dae AAA sued wr gw Sor SAP ona $8 ait we wT oe 8a 8 dt ge RA Ta RH Sued wd aia A arr aia tT: > yi te 44 a PR a Reet @ go oa a > aE sin: 0 ora wh oR Resonance Educating for bettor tomorrow) 81. Ans. Sol. Sol. 82. Ans. Sol. 83. Ans. Sol. 84, Ans. Sol. Let th, t, ts are distinct. If the point (t1, 2ati + at} ), (t2, 2ate + at} ), (ts, 2ats + at} ) are always collinear then value of t+ t+ tis TAT th, tte PIEAIAT 81 GAR ARG (ts, Zati + at? ), (to, Zato+ at), (be, Zats + at} yea wet Baath ttt aA 8 00.00 let point les on line Ix + my +n =0 then (t+ m Qat + af) +n =O have roots th tate mat? +t (2am+¢)+n=0 ttbtt=0 rat faeg Year k+my-+n= O58 Ret aa ftem (att at!) +n=08 A t,t mat? +t (2am+/)+n=0 teetrbh=0 if Sea cot SHE if (Zhen value of pis aL ert Ato et ae “te eot'( $5) oa param §- 10.00 Ifcurve y =k cos } divides the area bounded by y = sin x, x-axis between x= 0, and x = = in two equal parts, then value of k is aR Uw y= sinx, eset x= OSH x= x GORGE Hae B Ty=Keos Fa aay aah A stead 8 ae kT at 00.58 or 00.59 sina =keos S = sin 272 fn keos ex t2k- % Number of solution(s) of the equation 3x" + 6x7 + Vx" +10x+14 < 4—2x-x' is wre 3x? 66x47 + V5x? 410x414 = 4-2x—x? & eet at eae - 01.00 Sx? +6x+7 = Yx+1P +422 N5x? + 10x+ 14 = Y5(x+1) +923 LHS 25 RHS 4-2-8 =5- (417 <5 eV2—>-1

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