Aiits HCT-5 Jee Adv Paper 1 Solution

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HALF COURSE TEST – V
JEE (Advanced)-2022
PAPER –1
TEST MONTH: AUGUST-2021
ANSWERS, HINTS & SOLUTIONS

Physics PART – I
SECTION – A
1. D
2. B
Sol. Let T be the required temperature.
3
Average Energy of each atom = kT
2
This must be 10.2 eV.
3
 kT = 10.2 × 1.6 × 10–19
2
( 1 eV = 1.6 × 10–19J)
2  10.2  1.6  10 –19
or T = = 7.88 × 104 K
3  1.38  10 – 23
3. A
d
Sol. = k ( θ-θ 0 )
dt
z  d
1  –  0
t
z
= – k 0dt
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 – 0
ln = –kt
1 –  0
θ-θ 0 = ( θ1 -θ 0 )e–kt ...(1)
 Qm = ms( θ1 -θ 0 )
Q m  –
= 1 0
2 ms 2
1 –  0  
θ1 – = 1 0
2 2
1   0
– θ 0 = ( θ1 -θ 0 )
2
1
e – kt 1 =
2
ln 2
t1 =
k
4. B
u 2 sin 2 49  49  1
Sol. R= = = 245m
g 9.8
vp = – up cos45º,
20 × 10–3 u cos45º – 40 × 10–3 cos45º
= – 20 × 10–3 cos45º + vQ cos45º
u 2 sin 2  49  49  1
H= =
2g 2  9.8  2
= 490/8 = 61.25m
2H  2  490  5
t= =   = s = 3.536s
g  8  9.8  2
5. B
m
Sol. m' = ×x

m  m 
 x g – T =  x a
   
M R2 m
I= + (  – x) R2
2 
M R2 m 
TR =   (  x) R 2  
 2  
M R m 
T=   (  x ) R  
 2  
m  M R m 
 x g –   (  x ) R  
    2  
m 
= x R  ( = a / R)
 
3
m  m MR m 
  g =  x R   (  x ) R  
   2  
2m g x
=
(2m  M) R
6. C
7. ABCD
8. ABC
9. BD
10. AC
11. ABD
12. BC
SECTION – C
13. 00116.40
Sol. Work done against friction
N
Friction Motion
N
mg
W = force of friction × distance

= (N) × S
= (mg) S ( N = mg)
= 0.5 × 25 × 9.8 × 20 × 103
= 245 × 104 Joules
4
W 245  10
Heat generated H = =
J 4.2
= 5.83 × 105 cal
Heat absorbed by the body
Q = 50% of heat generated
= 2.91 × 105 cal
We know that,
Q = mass of the body × sp. heat × rise in temp.
5
Q 2.91  10
 Rise in temp = =
ms 25  10 3  0.1
= 116.4 ºC.
14. 00000.50
(m  w )  (  w )
Sol. = mtc t
t1 t2
4
( 25  10 –3  5  10 –3 )  7
=
3
(30  10 c t  5  10 –3 )  7
–3
=
2
ct = 0.5 J kg–1 ºC–1
15. 03460.00
16. 00019.60
N
Sol. amax = g  sin   µ cos   fmax
 cos   µ sin  
F = mamin
 3 4
  (0.5) 
= 10 5 5 = 20 m/s2
 4 3
  (0.5)  mg
 5 5
17. 00025.00
18. 00003.50
 v 
Sol. n´ = n  
 v  vs 
1
 1   vs 
n´ = n   = n 1  
1  ( v s / v)   v
 v 
 n´ = n 1  s 
 v
 v 
n´´ = n 1  s 
 v
 v   v 
n´–n´´ = n 1  s  – n 1  s 
 v  v
n´n´´ 2v s

n v
Percentage change in frequency
 2v 
=  s  × 100
 v 
2vs
× 100 = 2
v
2vs
Given that v = 350, hence, × 100 = 2 or vs = 3.5 m/s.
350
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Chemistry PART – II
SECTION – A
19. D
20. D
21. A
Sol.  n  n f 
Na2CO3
  n  n f  NaOH   n  n f  HCl
22. D
23. B
Sol. Kc =
complex  =0.90
 H 3BO3 glycerine
complex  = 80  glycerine = 80 =4.44M
  
 H 3BO3  20 20×0.9
  H 3 BO3  glycerine 
H 3 BO3  glycerine 
0.1  x ax x
80
x  0.1   0.08, a  x  4.44
100
a  4.44  0.08  4.52 M
24. B
Sol. Ca 3  PO4 2 , it is tertiary phosphate and not soluble in water hence it is of no use for
plants.
25. CD
26. ABCD
Z n2 Z 2 Z2
Sol. (A) v , (B) r , (C) PE 2 , (D) KE 2
n Z n n
27. AC
Sol. Low P and high temperature, gas behaves as an ideal gas.
PVm
PV=constant and =1
RT
28. ABCD
29. AC

Sol. ClF3  sp3 d ; SF4  sp 3 d ;  ICl4   sp 3 d 2 ; OBr2  sp 3
6
30. ABC
17
Sol. 17g/L H 2 O 2 = mol L-1H 2 O 2
34
1
Molarity of H 2 O 2 =
2
V 1
M=  V   11.2  5.6
11.2 2
5.6 volume H 2 O 2 means 1mL will give 5.6mL at 273K and 1 atm
P1V1 =P2 V2
1×5.6=2×V2  V2  2.8mL
SECTION – C
31. 00005.00
32. 00003.00
33. 00254.00
34. 00002.00
Sol. Li and Li + , Ba andSr
35. 00001.25
36. 00002.00
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Mathematics PART – III
SECTION – A
37. B
Sol. we have a1  2 and for n  2
n 2 r n
 1 1 1 1 1
an  1   = n C0 + n C1   +   ...+ n C r   +.....+ n C n  
 n n n n n
1  1  1  1  2  1  1  2   r-1  1  1  2   n-1 
=2+  1-  + 1-   1-  +...+  1-  1-  ....... 1-  +... 1-  1-  .... 1- 
2!  n  3!  n   n  r ! n   n   n  n !  n  n   n 
 a n  2n  N
1 1 1 1
Also, a n  1+1+ + +....+ +....+
2! 3! r! n!
r 1
For 2  r  n we have r !  1.2.3.......r  2
1 1 1 1
Thus an  1  1   2 ...  r 1  ...  n 1
2 2 2 2
1
1
 1 2n  1  2 1  1 
1  n 
1  2 
2
1
 an  3  n 1  3'' x  1  an  4n  1
2
38. B
Sol. X = – /4 + 2n, nI
39. A
40. B
3AB 2
Sol. cos    1 ,    60°
2OA.OB
41. B
42. C
Sol. Let P  cos  cos 2 cos 3 ......cos1004
Q  sin  sin 2 sin3 ......sin1004
Then
 21004 PQ=sin2θsin4θsin6θ......sin2008θ
 21004 PQ=(sin2θsin4θsin6θ......sin1004θ)(sin1006θsin1008θ..sin2008θ)
 21004 PQ=(sin2θsin4θsin6θ......sin1004θ)sin(2π-1003θ)sin(2π-1001θ)....sin(2π-θ)
 (-1)502sinθsin2θsin3θ.....sin1004θ
8
21004 PQ=Q
1
 P= 1004
2
43. AB
44. AD
45. BC
46. BD
47. AD
Sol. Locus is y2 = a (x – 3a)
48. AC
SECTION – C
49. 00037.00
Sol. G,D,E,C are con cyclic A
 AG  AD  AE  AC
2 b
AD 2   b c
G
E b
3 2
From Apollonius theorem
B C
AB 2 +AC 2 =2(AD 2 +BD 2 ) D
c2 +b2 a 2 a
- =AD2
2 4
2b2 +2c2 -a 2
 AD2 
4
2  2b +2c -a  b2
2 2 2
 =
3 4  2
2b2 +2c2 -a 2 =3b2
a 2 +b 2 =2c 2
2 2
 a+b   a-b  2
  +  =c
 2   2 
Satisfying Pythagorean triplet
Let,
a b
 12  a  b  24  Note 3, 4,5 does not satisfying the above codition 
2
a b
5
2
a  b  10
 a  17, b  7, c  13
 perimeter  a  b  c  37
9
50. 13778.10
(a-1) n
Sol. f(n)=
a
51. 13518.40
Sol. If a, x, y, z, b A.P.
3a+b a+b a+3b
x= ,y= and z=
4 2 4
If a, x, y, z, b H.P.
4ab 2ab 4ab
x= ,y= and z=
3b+a a+b 3a+b
 3a+b   a+b  a+3b   4ab  2ab   4ab  343
If  4   2  4  =55 and  3b+a  a+b   3a+b  = 55  ab  7
       
 a=7 or1,b=1or7
So 7117  8  7  0.2
52. 36000.01
Sol. (y 2 -3) 2  ( x  4) 2  1
 x  4  cos  , y 2  3  sin 
M  36, m  1
53. 00007.00
2
Sol. xyz  , xy = 2
3
54. 00000.00

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