Sec: SR.

IIT_*CO-SC(MODEL-A,B&C) GTM-15(N) Date: 13-01-24

Time: 3 HRS JEE-MAIN Max. Marks: 300
KEY SHEET
PHYSICS
1 B 2 A 3 C 4 B 5 C
6 C 7 C 8 A 9 B 10 B
11 D 12 C 13 D 14 C 15 A
16 B 17 D 18 D 19 A 20 A
21 1 22 2 23 6 24 3 25 9
26 25 27 3 28 1 29 2 30 50

CHEMISTRY
31 B 32 A 33 D 34 C 35 A
36 D 37 B 38 D 39 C 40 A
41 B 42 C 43 B 44 B 45 A
46 D 47 A 48 D 49 D 50 D
51 15 52 530 53 5 54 180 55 3
56 6 57 22 58 8 59 7 60 4

MATHEMATICS
61 D 62 C 63 B 64 A 65 A
66 B 67 C 68 A 69 A 70 A
71 D 72 A 73 A 74 D 75 A
76 A 77 A 78 D 79 C 80 A
81 441 82 95 83 4 84 3 85 2
86 14 87 3 88 3 89 18 90 1211

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SOLUTIONS
PHYSICS
ML2 T 2
1. P  3
 ML1T 2
L
 C  LT 1
ML2 T 2
 Q  2  MT 3
LT
Given :  ML1T 2   MT 3   LT 1   M 0 L0T 0
x y z

x  y  0
x  z  0
2x  3y  z  0
Choice (A) gives x  y  2 which is not acceptable. Choose (B) satisfies all the three equations,
hence it is the right choice
2. Let second stone overtakes the first, at time 't' after the first stone was thrown
1 1
 gt 2  u  t  n   g  t  n 
2

2 2
 un  gn 2 / 2 
On solving, t   
 gn  u 
1 2
and required distance  gt
2
Pitch 1mm
3. Least count =   0.01mm  0.001cm
Number of divisions on circular scale 100
zero error  0.03mm
Measurement  3.76   0.03  3.79 mm
4.

mg
N cos   mg  N 
cos 
5. By COE loss in gravitational P.E. = gain in K.E. + work against
The graph is non liner i.e there is some dissipative force apart from gravitational force

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3 3
4 4R  R  4 R R
  R 3  0          5     
3 3 2   2  3 2 2 R
6. ycm  3 3

4 3 4 R 4 R 6
  R        5    
3 3 2 3 2
2
ML2  L 3  11ML2
7. I P  IG  md2   m   
12  2 2  24
1 2 2
8. 4r.    .  2
2
m '  1  1 T 
9. Submerged fractions : f  ,f '  m  m
Hg  'Hg Hg 1   2 T 
f ' 1  1 T 1   2 T
    1 ,  2  1
f 1   2 T 1  1T
10. m A2  mg
g

A
2 g g
 or T  2
T A A
total time t dt
11. Here T   so dT 
total oscillation n n
g L T
 2
g L T
In option (D) error in L  L  is minimum and number of repetition of measurement are maximum so
dT will be less. So in this case, the error in g is minimum.

12. C  BA
Energy released   m C  m A  m B  C2
 BE A  BE B  BE C
  300  1600  1200  MeV  700 MeV
1.52 E E
13. Resistance of bulb, R   0.5 . Current drawn from battery is i  
4.5 2.67  0.33 3
E 1 2E
Current drawn from bulb is i b   
3 1  0.5 9
2
 2E 
For maximum intensity,    0.5  4.5W  E  13.5V
 9 
  
14.  Vinitial is  to B and E so particle will move in a helical path of non-uniform pitch.
Initial speed is V 2  3V 2  2V
Vy 5V
Final speed is 3V then Vy  5V so t  
 E
15. Q   i dt
1
 Area   4  0.1  0.2C
2

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
Q
R
  QR   0.2 10   2 wb
w 9  108
16. v   1.5  108 ms 1
k 6
c 3  108
Refractice index n =  2
v 1.5  108
Also n   r r For a non-magnetic medium  r  1
 n  r r  4
18. Stopping potential 1.1V
i.e. KE max  1.1eV
hv  w 0  KE max   4000 A 0
12400
 w 0  1.1eV w 0  2eV
4000
12400
0   6200A 0  620 nm
2
1
19. mv 2  vq
2
h h h
  
p mv 2mvq
5
p 
2meV
h p
  
2  4m  2e  V 2 2
p p
 2 2
 p
2 2
20.

15  103  120  i
1
i   103 A
8

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 i r  mA
8
120  15 9
V  mA
120  15 8
40 9
   15 mV
3 8
Gm
21. V1  
2R
GM  GM / 8  GM  1 1 
V2     
2R  3R / 2  R 12 2 
GM  1  6  5 GM
  
R  12  12 R
V1 1 12 6
    1.2
V2 2 5 5
 w 2  2  2  2 
2

22. y x  .x 2
 2g  2  10
y  8x 2
 y  8  0.05  200  104  2  10 2 m
2

 y  2cm
 6  4 103
23. No. of molecules = area under AB =   800  600   106
2
 a dx  a  dx
2 2

24. 
0 0
a  area under  - x graph 
2
3a 2 0
 
0 4 0
C1C2 1 2 2
25. Cseries    C
C1  C 2 1  2 3
Combination can be a maximum charge of 6000C
6000C
Hence, V   9kV
2
F
3
26.

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27.

1 1 1
 
f 15 25
f  37.5cm
R  75cm
 3 2  51 
28. e  2 
 
3  74  5  44
e
2
3
T1 n1 8 n3 n 2
29.  3  1  13  1 
T2 n 2 82 n 2 n2 1
VS MIN   VZ
30. IS MIN  
RS
VS MIN   50
2  10 3   VS MIN   50  10  60V
5  103
VS MAX   VZ
IS MAX  
RS
VS MAX   50
12 10 3 
5 103
 VS MAX   50  60  110V
CHEMISTRY
31. Stability order is I > II > III > IV, because I is neutral, when in II all atoms with
complete octet system while is III is more stable than IV because in case of IV oxygen is positive
with incomplete octet system.
32. On cis-alkene there is syn addition of two-OH groups forming meso compound
33. AgA  s   Ag   A 
x xy
A  H 2 O  HA  OH 


xy y y
y2
k w 1014
x  x  y   Ksp :   10  104
 x  y  k a 10
1014
OH    9  105  y  105
10
2
10 5 
 104
 A 


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10
10
 A    4  106   x  y   x  10 6  105  1.1  105  106
10
 1.1  1011
 Ag     A  
34. Conceptual
35. Conceptual
36. Conceptual
37. Conceptual
38.

40. Conceptual
41. Conceptual
42. Conceptual
43. Conceptual
28.7
44. Number of moles of AgCl formula =  0.2
143.5
 0.1 mole complex then 0.2 moles of tree Cl
45. K 2 HPO3 do not contain OH group as it is normal salt. The H atom in bond with P atom cannot
participate in hydrogen bonding.
46. Conceptual
47. Conceptual
48. Conceptual
49.

Three unpaired e  on Co 2
  15BM
 3.87 BM
50.

As NH3 combines with H+ of acid the changes to NH4+ which have no doner site.
51.

6 + 3 + 1 + 5 = 15

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52. Conceptual
53.

54. Conceptual
55. Conceptual
P 1
56. YA  A  PA   72  24
P 3
n2 4
XA  0.4 
n1  n 2 4 x
PA  P 0 A  X A  24  60  X A
X A  0.4
n2  6
5

 
t 5
1 25  t 
57. q   Idt   25  t dt   t 25  t 2  sin 1   
2

0 0 2 2  5  0
25 
q   19.63coul.
2 2
 19.63
 
108 96500
I  25  t 2
   22 mg
58. 8B  g   8A  g   C  s 
4V 2V
Initial no. of moles
RT RT
4V 2V
No. of moles at eq. x x x
RT RT
Given that
2V 4V
x
RT  RT
4V 2V
x
RT RT
2V
x
RT

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 4V 
 
 Kc   RT 
 28
8
 2V 
 
 RT 
y8
59. Conceptual
60. g  g  g
1
N 2O5  g   2NO 2  g   O2
2
Initial pressure : 600 mg O O
P
Press after decomp. 600 – P 2P
2
P
600  P  2P   960
2
P  240mm
2405 2
mole fraction of N 2O5 decomposed    0.4
600 5
Zn 2  2H 2O  Zn  OH 2  2H 
 Zn  OH  2   H  
2

Kh  ......... 1
 Zn 2 
MATHS
63. Let m and n be the integral roots.
 x 2  ax  6a   x  m  x  n 
 m  n   a, mn  6a
 6  m  n   mn  0   m  6  n  6   36
Which give the pair  6, 6  ,  9, 4  18, 2  ,  12, 3 ,  36, 1
Total =10
64. let number of balls he scored 0,2,3,4 runs be a, b, c, d respectively.
Then a(0) + b(2) + c(3) + d(4) = 20 and a + b + c + d = 6
a b c d
1 0 0 5
0 2 0 4
0 1 2 3
0 0 4 2
6! 6! 6! 6!
The number of ways is     96
5! 4!.2! 3!2!1! 4!.2!
65. Let property, divisible by 5=A n(A) =200
Divisible by 7=B n(B) = 142
Divisible by 3 =C n( C) =333
n( A  B  C )
 n( A  B  C )

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n c  n c  A  B
 333   n  c  A   n(c  B )  n  c  A  B 
 333   66  47  9 = 333  104
 229
229
Hence probability 
1000
66. Let ‘A’ be the event of guessing the correct answer.
‘B’ be the event of copying the correct answer.
‘C’ be the event of knowing the correct answer.
‘D’ be the event that his answer is correct
1
P( A) 
3
1 
P ( B) 
6

1
P (C )  
2 D
 P  C  .P  
D 1 C  C 24
P( )   P   
B 8  D  P  D  A  P  D  B   P  D  C  29
D 1
P( )  
A 4

D
P( )  1 
C 

67. Let BAD  

OA
In  le AOE1 cos ec 
r
OA  r cos ec
AD  r  r cos ec
AD  r 1  cos ec 
BD
In  le ABD, tan  
AD
BD  r 1  cos ec  tan   DC
AB
In  le ABD, sec 
AD
AB  ADsec
 r  cos ec  1 sec 
 Perimeter P  2 AB  2 BD
P  2r  cos ec  1 sec   2r 1  cos ec  tan 
P  2r 1  cos ec  sec   tan  
 1  sin    1  sin  
P  2r   
 sin    cos  
2r 1  sin   4r 1  sin  
2 2

P  ................ 1
sin 2 sin 2
2

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dP  sin 2 .2 1  sin   cos   1  sin  2 .2 cos 2 
 4r  0
d  sin 2 2 
4r  2 1  sin  
sin 2 cos   1  sin  2 .2 cos 2   0
sin 2
2  
sin 2 cos   sin  cos 2  cos 2  0
sin   1  2sin 2    0
2 sin 2   sin   1  0
 2 sin   1 sin   1  0
1
 sin   sin   1
2

 put in 1
6
2
 1
4r 1  
2 9 2
P   4 r. 
3 4 3
2
3  3
 2r . 6 3r
3
68. h  x   f g  x 
h1  x   f 1  g  x   g1  x   0x  0,  
 g1  x   0x  0,   and f 1  g  x    0x  0,  
Also, h  0   0 and hence, h  x   0x  0,  
p  x   h  x 3  2x 2  2x   h  4 
p1  x   h1  x 3  2x 2  2x  .  3x 2  4x  2  0x   0,2
 h1  x 3  2x 2  2x   0x   0,   and 3x 2  4x  2  0x  R
 p  x  is an decreasing function
 p  2  p  x   p  0  x   0,2
 h  4  h  4  p  x   h  0   h  4
 0  p  x   h  4 
69. Let P   2  1,   3, 2  2 
Q     2, 2  2,3  3
2    1   2  1 2  3  1
  
1 1 2
  3
P = (7,6,8) and Q = (5,8,12)
 PQ  2 6
70. Equation of circle are

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x2  y 2  2x  4 y  4  0
 37 
x2  y 2  5x  4 y     0
 4 
Equation of common chord is x = 7/4
3
d
4
r 1
9 7
  1  
16 4
1 7
Equation of the line (1) in the figure is y  x  
4 4
1 7
Equation of the line (2) in the figure is y  x  
4 4
1 7 1 7
 range of  is   , 
 4 4 4 4 
 
71. since, equation of normal to the parabola x  4 y 2 is y  tx  2at  at 3
2 1
 y  tx  t  t 3
16 16
It passes through (0, 33)
t t3
 33    t 3  2t  528  0
8 16
  t  8  t 2  8t  66   0  t  8
1 1 
 
Now, P at 2 , 2at    64, 2   8    4,1
 16 16 
Parabola : y  4  x  y 
2

 y 2  4 y  4 x   y  2   4  x  1
2

Equation of directrix: x  1  1  x  2
So, distance of point = 6
Note: instead of normal one can use applications of derivative to find nearest point.
72. Here  P, P n   {1, 2,,...., 50}
Now P can take values
2,3,5,7,11,13,17,19,23,29,31,37,41,43,47
We can calculate no, of elements in R, as
 2, 20  ,  2, 21  ,  2, 22  .. 2, 25 

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 3, 3  ..... 3, 3 
0 3

 5,5  ...  5, 5 
0 2

 7, 7  ...  7, 7 
0 0

11,11  ... 11,11 

0 1

And rest for all other two elements each

n  R1   6  4  3  3   2 11  38
Similarly for R2
 2, 2  ,  2, 2 
0 1

 47, 47  ,  47, 47 
0 1

n  R2   2 15  30
n  R1   n  R2   38  30  8 .
73. Applying R2  R2  R1 R3  R3  R1
x  x   x  
Then f  x   d d  1  2d
d d 1  2d
Again applying C2  C2  C1 , then
x  d x  
f  x  d 0  1  2d
d 0 1  2d
  d (d  2d 2  d  2d 2 )  2d 2
2

 f  x  dx  4  2d .2  4  d 2  1  d  1
2
As
0

74.

0
x 2 ( x  a)
From the graph, Area =  a 2 .dx
a

dy
75.   e x  e  x  dx   e  y  e x  e x  c  e  y  e x  e  x  c
ey
36  k   a  d   1
2
76.
300  k  a 2   2 
596  k   a  d    3
2

By using (1) and (2)

 2a  d   d  264   4 
By using (2) and (3)
296   2a  d   d   5
By using (4) and (5).

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2a  d 296

2a  d 264
Now by using compedendo and dividendo
4 a 560

2d 32
By substituting the value of a in terms of d in equation (5) we get
d=  4
77. since coefficient of x 9 in
11
 3 1  5
  x   x   11C6 .  6
 
11
 1  5
And coefficient of x in   x  3   11C5 . 6
9

 x  
 both are equal
5 5
11C6 .  11C . 6
 6 5

1
     1     1
2



79. Let      m  1
6

&    m
6

So,    
6
9 9
1
Here  sec .sec   
m 1 m 1 cos  .cos 
9
sin(    ) 9
= 2  2  tan   tan  
m 1 cos  .cos  m 1
9
   
2  tan(  m   tan    (m  1) 
m 1  6  6
 9  8
2  tan(  )  tan    2( cot   tan  ) 
 6  3
4 1
 tan   cot    tan   or 3
3 3
  
So,  , 
6 3
  


  
s6 3 2
sin( x  sin x ) x  sin x 1  cos x
80.  lim  lim  lim
x  0 sin( x  tan x ) x  0 x  tan x x  0 1  sec 2 x

sin x
x 1
 lim 
x 0 tan x 2
2 sec 2 x.
x
81. D = -a, D1 = -2(a – b + 6)
D2 = -2a - b + 6, D3 = 6 – b
For unique solution, b  0

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 L  20  21  420
For no solution, a  0, b  6
 M  1 20  20
For infinitely many solutions
a  0, b  6, N  1 1  1
82. Number of div. (3 + 1) (3 + 1) (5 + 1) – 1 = 95
83.
Class 10 – 20 20 – 30 30 – 40
Frequency 2 x 2
f  x
2

 fi   x 
2
Variance = 50 =

xi 15 25 35
fi 2 x 2

 fixi 30  25 x  70 100  21
 
x 4 x x4
 fi

x  25 2
  50  

  225  2  625 x   35 2 2
   25 

2 
4  x 
 
 
 450  625 x  2450 
  25 
2
50 
4 x
2900  625 x
50   625
4 x
 675  4  x   2900  625 2700  675 x  2900  625 x
50 x  200 x4
dv   1 2  1  2 
84. Acceleration =  48t  72t  72      t   
2

dt  3   2  
 
1 1
Which is maximum when t   0, i.e t  sec
3 3
2 2 2
85. r  a  r  b  r  c  sin 2   sin 2   sin 2   2
4 2 14
3 2 2
3 2 0 196
86. S.D    
  14
14
i j k
3 2 2
3 2 0
87. Given expression is equivalent to
1  ( n  1)  ( n  1) 
2 2
tan  2 
 tan 1 (n  1) 2  tan 1 ( n  1)2
 1  (n  1) (n  1) 
2

So, the summation will be

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 K
4n 
lim  tan 1  4 
 n  2n  2 
n  2
n 1
3
= lim  tan 1 (n  1) 2  tan 1 n 2  tan 1 (1)  
n  4
3  2 cos x
88.   2  3cos x  2
dx

Multiplying Nr. &Dr. by cos ec 2 x

1 
 3cos ec 2 x  2 cot x.cos ecx dx
 2 cos ecx  3cot x 
2

 
 3cos ec x  2 cot x.cos ecx dx
2

 2 cos ecx  3cot x 

2

1  sin x 
  c
2cos ecx  3cot x  2  3cos x 

3
89.  tan
3
x sin 2 3x  2sec 2 x sin 2 3x  3 tan x sin 6x  dx

6

3
 4 tan 3 x sec 2 x 4 
  2
sin 3xdx  6 tan 4 x sin 3 3x cos x  dx

6
1 1
 tan 4 x sin 4 3x  3  


2 6 18
11
 r  11
  r 
90. b   cos 2     sin 2   
r 1  24  r 1  2 24 
11
 (12  r )  11
2  r 

r 1
sin 2 
 24  r 1
   sin    a
 24 
11
 r 
Similarly d   cot 3  
r 1  24 
11
  r 

r 1
tan 3   
 2 24 
11
 (12  r )  11 3  r 

r 1
tan 3 
 24  r 1
   tan    c
 24 
11
 r r 
Also a  b    sin 2  cos 2 
r 1  24 24 
11
 1  11 and log 2 d c   2c  d   log d c  1
r 1

a  b3  11 a  b   33ab  a 3  b 3   a  b 
3 2

3  a  b  ab    a  b    a  b   113  112
3 2

 1210

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