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Sri Chaitanya IIT Academy, India 07/07/18-JR.
IPL-IC_JEE-MAIN KEY & SOL’S
Sri Chaitanya IIT Academy., India.

A.P, TELANGNA, KARNATAKA, TAMILNADU, MAHARASHTRA, DELHI, RANCHI
A right Choice for the Real Aspirant
ICON Central Office, Madhapur – Hyderabad
SEC: JR.IPL_IC WTM-4 DATE: 07-07-18
KEY SHEET
MATHS
1 1 2 3 3 1 4 2 5 3 6 4
7 4 8 4 9 2 10 4 11 4 12 2
13 1 14 3 15 4 16 2 17 2 18 1
19 4 20 3 21 2 22 1 23 3 24 2
25 1 26 2 27 1 28 1 29 2 30 1
PHYSICS
31 1 32 2 33 4 34 3 35 3 36 2
37 3 38 3 39 1 40 1 41 2 42 3
43 2 44 4 45 1 46 2 47 2 48 1
49 3 50 3 51 2 52 2 53 3 54 1
55 3 56 1 57 3 58 2 59 2 60 2
CHEMISTRY
61 3 62 2 63 4 64 2 65 4 66 1
67 4 68 1 69 3 70 1 71 2 72 2
73 3 74 4 75 1 76 2 77 3 78 4
79 4 80 3 81 3 82 3 83 4 84 2
85 1 86 2 87 4 88 2 89 3 90 2
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Sri Chaitanya IIT Academy, India 07/07/18-JR.IPL-IC_JEE-MAIN KEY & SOL’S
SOLUTIONS
MATHEMATICS
sin 2 A  sin 2 B  sin 2C 4sin A sin B sin C
1. 
sin A  sin B  sin C A B C
4cos cos cos
2 2 2
A B C
 8sin sin sin
2 2 2
 A A
 sin A  2sin 2 cos 2 
2. 
We have cos 2 A  cos 2 B  1  cos 2 C  0 
cos 2 A  cos 2 B  sin 2 C  0
Hence, either A or B or C is 900
3. In a triangle,
tan A  tan B  tan C  tan A tan B tan C ....  i 
 6  2 tan C
Also TanA  tan B  6  3  3
By Eqs. (i) and (ii) , tan A and tan B are roots of x 2  3 x  2  0 . Thus,
TanA, tan B  2,1 or 1, 2, and tan C  3
cos 2 B cos  A  C 
4. 
1 cos  A  C 
Applying componendo and dividend, we get
1  cos 2 B cos  A  C   cos  A  C 

1  cos 2 B cos  A  C   cos  A  C 
Or tan 2 B  tan A tan C
Thus, tanA, tanB, tanC are in G.P.
5. We have tan 90  tan 27 0  tan 630  tan 810
  tan 90  tan 810    tan 270  tan 630 
1 1
 
sin 9 cos9 sin 27 cos 270
0 0 0

2 2
 
sin18 sin 540
0
 sin 540  sin180 

 2 0 0 
 sin 54 sin18 
 2cos 360 sin180 
 2 0 0 
4
 sin18 cos36 
6. We have cos x= tan y or cos 2 x  tan 2 y
 sec 2 y  1
 cot 2 z  1
tan 2 x
 1  cos 2 x  cot 2 z 
1  tan 2 x
sin 2 x

cos 2 x  sin 2 x
 2sin 4 x  6sin 2 x  2  0
5 1
Or sin x   2sin180
2
tan 3 A
7.  k  k  1
tan A
sin 3 A cos A k
 
sin A cos 3 A 1
k  1 sin 4 A
   2cos 2 A  u sin g comp, and divd 
k  1 sin 2 A
sin 3 A 2k
  1  2cos 2 A 
sin A k 1
cos A k  1
Similarly, 
cos 3 A 2
8. S.B.S, comp.and div, rule
1 e  2 
1   tan
 1 e  2 cos   e
 cos   
 1  e  2  1  e cos 
1   tan
1 e  2

x
9. Put tan  t  3sin x  4cos x  5
2
2
 2t   1  t 
 3 2 
 4 2 
5
 1 t   1 t 
 6t  4 1  t 2   5 1  t 2   9t 2  6t  1  0
x x
 6t  9t 2  1  6 tan  9 tan 2  1
2 2
10. We have sin 3 100  sin 3 500  sin 3 70 0
1 3

4 
3  sin10 0
 sin 50 0
 sin 70 0
 
2 
1 3 3

4 
3  sin10 0
 2cos 60 0
.sin10 0
 
2 
 
8
1
11.  tan  .tan 2  1  cos  .cps2 .cos 4
 1
8  .sin   7
sin 8
sin x  sin z  x z
12.  cot    cot  y 
cos z  cos x  2 
13. If n is odd then
n n
 cos A  cos B   sin A  sin B 
    0
 sin A  sin B   cos A  cos B 
14. Apply H.P. condition
2 1 1
 
cos  cos     cos    
2 cos      cos    
 
cos  cos     cos    
2 2cos cos 
 
cos  cos 2   sin 2 
 cos 2   sin 2   cos 2  cos 
 cos 2  1  cos    sin 2 


15. Let    3    4  sin 3  sin 4
7
 3sin   4sin 3   4sin 3   4sin  cos  cos 2
3  tan 2 
 4cos  
1  tan 2 
16. Let C  be the reflection of A w.r.t x – axis, C be the reflection of C w.r.t. the line 2x –
y + 6 = 0. The perimeter of triangle ABC is minimum, then the points C , B, A, C  are
collinear
17. The equation of the line L be y  2  m  x  8  , m  0
2
coordinates of P and Q are P  8  , 0  and Q  0, 2  8m  .
m  
So
2 2 2
OP  OQ  8   2  8m  10   8  m   10  2 X 8   m  18
m  m   m 
So, absolute minimum value of OP  OQ  18
5
18. Solving given equations we get x 
3  4m
x is an integer, if 3  4m  1,  5
2 4 2 8
 m   , , ,
4 4 4 4
So m has two integral values.
19. If p1 and p2 be the distance between parallel sides and θ be the angle between adjacent
sides, then
Required area= p1 p2 cos ec

1 1
Where p1  , p2 
1  m 
2
1  n  2
(distance between | | lines)

mn
and tan  
1  mn
 Re quired area

Image of the point P about the line y  x is Q 1, 4 
20.
 Transformation through a 2 units along the positive direction of
x  axis , then new point
R 1  2, 4  ie, R(3, 4)
 OR  OR '  5
and tan   4 / 3
4 3
 sin   and cos  
5 5
Then , final position of the point is
 OR ' cos  / 4    , OR 'sin   / 4     
 
  1 1   1 1 
 5   cos   sin    ,5  cos   sin   
  2 2   2 2 
 1 7 
  , 
 2 2
x y
21. Equation of L is   1 and let the axis be rotated through an angle  and let  X , Y 
a b
be the new coordinates of any point P  x, y  in the plane, then
x  X cos  Y sin  , y  X sin   Y cos , the equation of the line with reference to original
x y
coordinates is   1
a b
X cos   Y sin  X sin   Y cos 
ie,  1 ………………(i)
a b
and with reference to new coordinates is
X Y
 1
p q
……………………(ii)
Comparing Eqs. (i) and (ii), we get

cos  sin  1
 
a b p
…………………….(iii)
 sin  cos  1
 
a b q
…………………….(iv)

Squaring and adding Eqs. (iii) and (iv), we get
1 1 1 1
2
 2  2 2
a b p q
22. Let the coordinates of A be (a, 0). Then the slope of the reflected ray is
3 0
 tan   say  …………………..(i)
5a
Then the slope of the incident ray
20
  tan     ……………………(ii)
1 a
From Eqs. (i) and (ii),
tan   tan     
3 2
  0
5  a 1 a
13
 3  3a  10  2a  0; a 
5
13 
Thus, the coordinate of A is  , 0
5 
23.   a, a  fall between the lines x  y  2 , then

a a 2
0
aa2
a 1
  0 or  1  a  1
a 1
 a 1
24. Since Distance between parallel lines are same
 Parallelogram is a rhombus
In rhombus diagonals are perpendicular to each other.
Hence, angle between diagonals   / 2
a 2  2a a2
We have, 0  0
25. a 2  4a a4
 a   2, 4 
26. The line ‘ l ’ can be any one of the bisectors of the angles between the lines 3 x  4 y  5
and 5 x  12 y  13
3x  4 y  5  5 x  12 y  13 
 Angular bisectors,   
5  13

 x  8 y  0,32 x  4 y  65  0
27. Distance between parallel lines must be equal i.e.,
c1  c2 d1  d 2

2 2
a b
1 1 a22  b22
2 2
  a22  b22   c1  c2    a12  b12   d1  d 2 
-4 < a < 2
28.
29. conceptual
(AB cos  5, AB sin  4) lie on the line x  3 y  2  0
30
15
 AB cos   5  3  AB sin   4   2  0  cos   3sin   ____________(1)
AB
10
(AC cos  5, AC sin  4) lie on the line 2 x  y  4  0  2cos   sin   _______ (2)
AC
6
(AD cos  5, AD sin  4) lie on the line x  y  5  0  cos   sin   ______ (3)
AD
2 2 2
 15   10   6  2 2
       Tan   m  y  4    x  5   2 x  3 y  22  0
 AB   AC   AD  3 3
PHYSICS
u
31. Horizontal component of velocity. u H  u  cos 60 0 
2
ut
AC  u H  t 
2
 ut   2  ut
And AB  AC sec300    
 2  3  3
v 10
32. Finally, he will swim along AB. tan    2
u 5
B
W E
v u=5

A
1
   tan  2  N of E
33. Relative velocity of bird with respect to train is
VBT  VB  VT  5  10  15ms 1
[Because they are going in opposite directions]
150
Time taken by the bird to cross the train is  10s
      5
34. v rg  v r  v g    v r  v g  4 j  3i

vrg  vr2  vg2  16  9 km h 1  5km h 1

35. The time taken to reach the ground depends on the height from which the bullets are
fired when the bullets are fired horizontally. Here height is same for both the bullets,
and hence the bullets will reach the ground simultaneously.
36. h  150  27.5  122.5m
2h 2  122.5
Time taken, T    5s
g 9.8
Now s  uT or 30  5u or u  6 ms 1
37. S x  nb, S y  nh
U x  u ,U y  0
ax  0, a y  g
nb
S x  ux t  0, nb  ut  t  .
u
u
h
1
b 2
nth step
H
1 2
S y  nh  0  gt
2
2
1  nb  2 hu 2
nh  g    or n  .
2  u  gb 2
38. v cos 450  u  18ms 1
 v  18 2ms 1
18 ms 1
v 450
Vertical component
1
v sin 450  18 2   18ms 1
2
39. For B always to be north of A, the velocity components of both along east should be
same.
v2 cos 600  v1

v2
N
300 v1  5 kmh1
E
A
 v2  10 km h 1
40. Here, vR  25ms 1 , vw  10ms 1 velocity of rain w.r.t. woman:
vw 10
vR / w  vR  vW Let vR / w make an angle  with vertical. Then tan     0.4
vR 25
vw
N S
vRw 
vR
vw
She should hold her umbrella at an angle   tan 1  0.4  with the vertical towards
south.
u 3
41. sin       600
v 2
   90    1500
0
v  
42. Relative velocity of boat with respect to water is
 
vb  v w  3i  4 j  3i  4 j  6i  8 j
 
43. R  200 m, u  600 m / sec
2  h2  h1 
Ru
g

450
R
WVr 200Vr 2t
44. Drift x  ;100   t1 
Vb Vb 3
W W
Time t  
VB 2Vr
W 2t
In shortest path t 1   t1 
Vb2  Vr2 3
45. Vr  40 2kmph; Cos 450
y
  y  5 2km
10
B
40 2
10
450 y
5 2 1
t  hr  7.5 min
40 2 8
V V 4
46. sin 530  r ; x  r W   1000  800m
Vm Vm 5
47.
5 2
 
V m Vm
Vm
tan   ; tan   1;  450
Vr
   
V rm  V r  V m ; V rm  Vr2  Vm2
2 2
 5  2 5  2  10 m / s

48. Vx  u and Vy  gt
2
v  u 2   gt   9.82  9.82  9.8 2m / sec
49. v y  2v x ; gt  2  9.8; t  2sec
50. Conceptual
51. Conceptual
52. Assume north be i direction and vertically downward to be - j . Let the rain velocity
vr be ai  b j
v  ai  b j
r
N
i 
  j 
Case I Given velocity of girl = vg   5m / s  i
Let Vrg = Velocity of rain w.r.t girl
 vr  vg  ai  b j  5i
 
  a  5  i  b j
According to question rain, appears to fall vertically downward.
Hence, aa 5  0  a  5
Given velocity of the girl vg  10 m / s  i
 vrg  vr  vg
vrg  ai  b j  10i   a  10  i  b j
 
According to question rain, appears to fall at 450 to the vertical hence tan
b
450  1
a  10
 b  a  10  5  10  5
Hence, vr  5i  5 j  vr  5 2m / s
V
53. tan 60  m
Ve

 600 
V rm Vr
 
V m Vm
12
3
Vr
Vr  4 3 kmph
length 500
54. t   50sec
Vr 10
55.
x
b 
b 2  x2
Actual distance= b2  x 2
u1u2 10 10
56. t   1sec
g 10
57.
Vb
Vw
Vb2  Vw2  b; t 
b
vb2  vw2
W
58. t , drift  x  Vr  Vb sin   t
Vb cos 
8 dx
x 8  4sin   ; For ' x ' to be min  0
4cos  dt
0
  30  t  4 / 3 hr
     
59. V TC  V T  V C ;V T  V TC  V C
 2

V T  VTC 2  VC2  25 3  252 =50 kmph 
60. Total time taken by swimmer is
D  D / 2  .... 1
t  
Vm  Vr Vm  Vr 
Time taken by float to travel distance D/2 is
 D / 2  ....
t  2
Vr
vr
D/2
(1) and (2)
M D
 1 1  D
D  
 Vm  Vr 2 Vm  Vr   2Vr
2Vm  2Vr  Vm  Vr 1

2 Vm  Vr 
2 2
2Vr
3Vm  Vr 1 Vm
 ; 3
Vm2  Vr 2 Vr Vr
CHEMISTRY
61. Atomic number 15 is P. It is belongs to 15th group & 3rd period.
62. ‘Pb’ belongs to 14th group i.e, p-Block
o
1 1
63. Covalent radius   Bond length  =  1.98   0.99 A
2 2
64. M has electronic configuration  Ar  3d 4s 2 4 p 3
10
Differentiating electrons enters into p-sub shell so, p-Block element

65. (+)ve charge increases, size decreases
( -) ve charge decrases, size increases
1
66. Ionisation potential 
screening effect
67. IP3  IP2 so, 3rd electron is in stable configuration
68. E.A Increases from left to right generally
69. E.A of Cl > F > S >O
70. In a period E.N values increases from left to right
71. Be,Mg,Ca,Sr,Ba,Ra, belongs to 2nd group
72. For Li3 , Na11 , they belongs to same group so, same chemical properties.
73. More the magnitude of negative e charge, more the size
74. 1) All species have same no of electrons i.e. 20
2) All species have same no of electrons i.e. 10
75. Ne has more size than F because of completely filled shell
76. E.A order in halogens is S > Se > o
77. Mulliken values are 2.8 times to that of pauling scale.
78. Due to restricted rotation
79. Properties of geometrical isomerisam
80. Two chlorine groups attach to same carbon
81. Two methyl groups can be same side or opposite side
82. Geometrical isomers are possible for double bonds at C3 , C5 only 22  4 .
83. Oximes can show geometrical isomerism (syn and Anti)
84. Acc to IUPAC rule
85. double bonded carbons with different groups
86. Z-isomer should have same priority groups are same side
87. Ring groups shows geometrical isomerism
88. As per CIP, It will show z-configuration
89. No of geometrical isomers 2 n  22  4
90.
H Cl
C C
Cl
H
 0

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Sri Chaitanya IIT Academy, India 07/07/18-JR.

IPL-IC_JEE-MAIN KEY & SOL’S

Sri Chaitanya IIT Academy., India.

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