21-01-2024 - SR - Super60 - Elite, Target & LIIT-BTs - Jee-Main-GTM-15 - KEY & Sol'S

SRI CHAITANYA IIT ACADEMY, INDIA 21‐01‐24_ Sr.
Super60_Elite, Target & LIIT-BTs _Jee‐Main_GTM‐15_KEY &SOL’S
Sri Chaitanya IIT Academy.,India.

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SEC: Sr.Super60_Elite, Target & LIIT-BTs JEE-MAIN Date: 21-01-2024
Time: 09.00Am to 12.00Pm GTM-15 Max. Marks: 300
KEY SHEET
PHYSICS
1) 4 2) 1 3) 4 4) 3 5) 3
6) 2 7) 3 8) 4 9) 2 10) 1
11) 1 12) 4 13) 4 14) 4 15) 4
16) 1 17) 3 18) 4 19) 1 20) 3
21) 2 22) 4 23) 3 24) 4 25) 5
26) 200 27) 100 28) 162 29) 6 30) 24
CHEMISTRY
31) 3 32) 3 33) 4 34) 2 35) 4
36) 2 37) 4 38) 1 39) 1 40) 1
41) 1 42) 1 43) 3 44) 4 45) 1
46) 4 47) 1 48) 1 49) 1 50) 1
51) 5 52) 4 53) 3 54) 3 55) 5
56) 6 57) 3 58) 4 59) 4 60) 1
MATHEMATICS
61) 2 62) 2 63) 2 64) 1 65) 1
66) 3 67) 2 68) 1 69) 2 70) 3
71) 3 72) 1 73) 4 74) 4 75) 1
76) 3 77) 1 78) 1 79) 3 80) 1
81) 1 82) 32 83) 2223 84) 0 85) 5
86) 1 87) 103 88) 3 89) 1 90) 8
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SRI CHAITANYA IIT ACADEMY, INDIA 21‐01‐24_ Sr.Super60_Elite, Target & LIIT-BTs _Jee‐Main_GTM‐15_KEY &SOL’S
SOLUTIONS
PHYSICS
1. Here we shall divide the arrangement into three parts as shown and then apply the

principle of superposition.  E1  x   along  x axis 
4 0 a
Similarly

 E3  x  (along  x axis)
4 0 a

And  E2  x  0  E2  y  (along  y axis)
2 0 a
     
So, EC  E1  E2  E3  EC  0
C1 V2 5i 5
2. C1V1  C2V2    
C2 V1 3i 3
C1 i 3
2
1
i C2
2V R
[Pressure]   
Force
3.   ML1T 2 .
 Area 
4. Efficiency of heat engine
T 1 T
  1  s   1  s [ Ts  sink temperature]
T 4 T
3
 4Ts  3T or , Ts  T ……… (i)
4
1 T  58
 1 s ……… (ii)
2 T
From equation (i) & (ii)
3 58 1 1 58 3
     T  232  Ts  T  1740 C
4 T 2 4 T 4
5.   F .d 12  2c  6  6 2c  12
c6
6. Their velocity of approach is
v  u 3 cos300  u cos 600 .  2u .

x x
 t 
v 2u
7.
kQ2 kQ1 R
8.  or x
2 2
x  x  R 2
Q1 Q2
R x P
1 T1 1 T2 n2 l1 T2
9. n1  , n2   
2l1 m 2l2 m n1 l2 T1
Let l1  100l , l2  55l
T1  100T , T2  121T
n2 100l 121T 100 11
    2  n2  2n1
n1 55l 100T 55 10
10. As charge on both particles is same, so electric force acting on them will be same. Since
the particles are allowed to move for the same time, their final momentum will be same.
Because change in momentum = impulse = force  time, so
P2 1 KE1 m2
KE 
gives KE    2 :1
2m m KE2 m1
11. Given Q1M H 2  2; M O2  32
 RT
Speed of sound, v 
M
1
 v
M
vH 2 M O2 32
    4 :1
vO2 M H2 2
Q  Q2 CV  2CV 3V
12. VC  1  
C1  C2 KC  2C K 2
13. Taking torque about the attachment point for W , we get
T1  0.4 L   T2  0.3L   500  0.2 L   0
T  1000 N , where T1  T2  T
Fy  0  2T  W  500  0
 W  1500 N
14. When we are giving an angular acceleration to the rod, the bead is also having an
instantaneous a  L . This will happen when a force is exerted on the bead by the rod.

The bead has a tendency to move away from the centre. But due to friction between the
bead and the rod, this does not happen to the extent to which frictional force is capable of
holding the bead. The frictional force here provides the necessary centripetal force. If the
instantaneous angular velocity is , then
mL 2    ma    maL   2  
By applying   0   t , we get    t

  2t 2    t 

 a L
N
A
N  ma
15. l decreases as the block moves up. H will also decrease because when the coin is in the
water it will displace equal volume of water, whereas when it is on the block an equal
weight of water is displaced.
16. Let the distance from the mean position is X.
Given KE= PE
1
2
  1
So, M  2 A2  x 2  M  2 x 2
2
A
A 2  x 2  x 2  A2  2  2  x
2
2
 l  l Id 
17. Restoring torque  2  k    
 2  2 dt 2
kl 2
2
d     6k  1 6k
 2    f  
dt 2 Ml 2 M 2 2 m
12
18. We know that energy is released when heavy nuclei undergo fission or light nuclei
undergo fusion. Therefore statement (I) is correct. The second statement is false because
for heavy nuclei the binding energy per nucleon decreases with increasing Z and for light
nuclei, B. E/nucleon increases with increasing Z.
19. A. In instrinsic semiconductor, Fermi level is between the two bands.
B. In n  type semiconductor, Fermi level is close to conduction band.
C. In p  type semiconductor, fermi level is near to valence band.
D. In metal, Fermi level inside the conduction band.
20. For same value of current higher value of voltage is required for higher frequency. Hence
(a) is correct answer.
21. V A  VB  V0  VB   V0  AA   1 2  1 4  2V .

1A 4 A 2
2A
O
1A
2 B 4
22. Let tension in strings connecting A and B is T. From FBD of block A and pulley to
which it is attached, for vertical equilibrium, we get
mg
2T  mg  T  ............... i 
2
From FBD of B, for horizontal equilibrium, we get
3
T  T cos  mg
4
Substituting value of T from Eq. (i),
mg mg 3 1
We get   cos  mg  cos     600
2 2 4 2
Just after F is withdrawn, the block will accelerate as shown. Let’s assume tension in
string connected to A be T.
From FBD of pulley connected to block A, T  2T ........... ii 
As sum of work by tension on the system is zero, therefore

Ta cos1800  Ta ' Ta 'cos600  0
Ta 4a
  2Ta  Ta   0 [Using eq. (ii)]  a  1.33a
2 3
23. The given combination consists of two batteries in parallel and resultant of these two in
series with the third one. For parallel combination we can apply,

E1 E2 10 4
 
r1 r2 2 2  3V
Eeq  
1 1 1 1
 
r1 r2 2 2
1 1 1 1 1
Further,     1  req  1
req r1 r2 2 2
Now this resistance is in series with the third resistance so the equivalent emf of these
two is  6  3V  3V and the internal resistance will be 1  1  2 .
24. The magnetic force acting on the rod is given by
  
    
F  I l  B  Il kˆ  B  ˆj   BIl  iˆ
From Work Energy Theorem we have

 Ktrans  Krot initial  E   Ktrans  K rot  final
1 1 1
 0  0  Fs cos  m 2  I  2 , where I  mR 2
2 2 2
2

 BIl  L cos 00  m 2   mR 2 
1 1 1
  
2 2 2  R 
3 4 BIlL
 BIlL  m 2  
4 3m
25. Let us assume that the side length of the triangle is a, then
a
I , N1  Mg And f1   N1  N  N 2   Mg
3
Balancing the torque about point A,
 
Mg  l cos 300    N 2  a sin   0
 Mg 
a
3
 
cos 300     Mg  a sin   0
1  3 1 
  cos  sin     sin 
3 2 2 
On solving further, we get
 1 
  cot 1  2    x  2 and y  3  x y 5
 3
26. Final angular velocity
2  1800
i  2 f   60 rad / s
60
Initial angular velocity
2  600
f   20 rad / s
60
Using  f  i   t 60  20   10 
Angular acceleration,   4 rad / s 2
1
We have,   0t   t 2
2
1
  20 10    4 10 2  400  radian.
2
 400
Number of rotations n   200
2 2
 
mdv ˆ
27. ˆ 2ˆ
F  ti  3t j  ti  3t 2 ˆj
dt
v t t
m  1 kg ,  dv   tdtiˆ   3t 2dtjˆ
0 0 0
2   t3
 t
v  iˆ  t 3 ˆj Power  F .v   3t 5
2 2
8
At t  2, power   3  32  100
2
28. When n drops combined potential of bigger drop V 1  n 2/3V
 
2/3
 V 1  33 .18  9  18  162V
29. The relation between Y , , is given by
Y  3K 1  2  Y  2 1   
161D k 2 D
30. Fringe width,   
d d
16  600
 k  24
400
Hence the number of fringes observed in the same segment of the screen = 24
CHEMISTRY
hc 6.626  1034  3  108
31. E  hv  E  4.97  1019 J
 10
4000  10
4.97  1019 J
 
1 1 2
  3.1 eV KE  mv 2   9  1031 kg  6  105 ms 1
1.6  1019 J eV 1 2 2
 1.62  1019 J 1J  kg .m 2 s 2   1 eV
 
According to photoelectric effect,
K .E.  hv  hv0 hv0  hv  K .E.
Work function W0   E  K .E.  3.1  1  2.1eV
32. As difference in 3rd and 4th ionization energies is high, so atom contains 3 valence
electrons.
33.
V 40
34. w   nRT ln 2 , W  2  8.314  103  300ln , w  11.488J
V1 4
35. NH 4OH     HCl    
 NH 4Cl  s   H 2O    H1  51.46 kJ / mol …… (i)
NaOH     HCl      NaCl  s   H 2O    H 2  55.90 kJ / mol ……….. (ii)
On subtracting eq. (ii) from eq. (i)
NH 4OH      NH 4  aq   OH   aq 
Enthalpy of ionization  51.46   55.90   4.44 kJ / mol
36. At equilibrium, rate of forward reaction = Rate of backward reaction.
37. Temperature plays a significant role on pH measurements. As the temperature rises,
molecular vibrations increase which results in greater ability of water to ionize and form
more hydrogen ions. As a result, the pH will drop. So assertion is incorrect.
The dissociation of water molecules into ions is bond breaking and is therefore an
endothermic process. So reason is also incorrect.
38. C H N
9 1 3.5 108
Moles n 2
12 1 14 54
3 1
: 1:
4 4
3 : 4: 1
39. Conceptual
No. of 3 – centre – 2 electron bonds  2 .
40. Conceptual
P0  P
41. Psolution  Psolution X solvent  X Solute
P0
1  2n 1  1 
42. t1/2   
 n  1 k  a n1 
  1000 1 1 1000
43. m     1000; m 
M  M xy
COOH
44.
O
45.
46. Ni atom under go sp3 hybridization in Ni  CO 4  
47. Molar conductivity increases with decrease in concentration for weak electrolyte
48. pseudo first order reaction example
49. Due to lanthanide contraction Zr and Hf have similar size
1
50. Rate of SN2
stearic crowding near to reaction centre
51. Tollen’s reagent test
52.   keto acid undergo decarbaxylation
53. Carbyl amine reaction
54. Geometrical isomerism conditions
55. Obey huckle’s rule and conditions of aromaticity
56. 2MnO2  4 KOH  O2  2 K 2 MnO4  2 H 2O
57. Conceptual
58.
O O
HO  S  O  O  S  OH
O O
59. No p  p bonds all are p  d bonds.

60. Second group cation Cu 2 is precipitated in given conditions.
MATHEMATICS
x2
61. Let I   dx
2
 x sin x  cos x 
Multiplying and dividing it by  x cos x  , we get

I    x sec x  .
 x cos x  dx
 x sin x  cos x 2
I II
x cos x d   x cos x 
I  x sec x. dx     x sec x    dx dx
2 
2
      
x sin x  cos x dx  x sin x  cos x
1 1
 x sec x.    x sec x.tan x  sec x  . dx
 x sin x  cos x  x sin x  cos x

 x sec x

 x sin x  cos x  dx
 x sin x  cos x  cos2 x. x sin x  cos x 
x sec x
  tan x  c
x sin x  cos x
2
62. Here, the curve is x 2  4 x  1  y, ie,  x  2     y  5 
y
y  mx
x
A O B
3
x
2
It is a parabola whose vertex is  2,5  , axis is x  2  0 and y  5 at every point of the

curve. Also, when x  0, y  1  4 x  x 2 gives y  1
So, the parabola cuts the y  axis at  0,1 when y  0, y  1  4 x  x 2 gives;
4  20
1  4 x  x 2  0 ie, x 2  4 x  1  0 2 5  x
2
 
The parabola cut’s x  axes A 2  5,0 & B 2  5,0  
 The parabola cuts the x  axis at A  2  5,0  and B  2  5,0 .
The area enclosed by the lines x  0, y  0, x  3 / 2 and the curve
 3  3/2

 03/2 y dx  03/2 1  4 x  x 2 dx  2 x
  x  2x  
 3 
0
3 9 1 27  39
   2.  .  
2 4 3 8  8
The area bounded by the lines  y  mx, y  0 and x  3 / 2 
9m
 03/2 y dx  03/2 m x dx 
8

9 1 39
According to questions, m .  m  13 / 6
8 2 8
1 dx
63. Let, I  

0 5  2x  2x
2
1  e24 x 
Apply King’s Rule
1 e2 4 x dx
I

0 5  2x  2x
2
1  e24x 
1dx 1 dx
2I   
5  2 x  2 x2 0  11  1
2
2   x   
4  2 
 
1  11  1 
I ln      11,   10
11  10 
So,  4   4  121  100  21
y 1
64. Equation of common chord is 4kx   k   0
2 2
Given equation is 4 x  5 y  k  0
on comparing both equation no real value of k satisfy
65. f  x    2 x3  5   2 x3   5
   
Let 2x3  t  g  t   t  where t  [2,16)
g is continuous at t  2 and discontinuous t t  3,4,.......,15  13 points.
1
66. Sum of probability = 1  K  1,
10
366
Mean   3.66
100
67.
a cos

a sin  b sin 
a
b 
b cos
a
a sin 

a cos
Area, A   a sin   b cos  a cos  b sin  

   
 ab sin 2   cos 2   a 2  b2 sin  cos
 ab 
 a 2  b2 
sin 2
2
A is maximum when sin 2 is maximum. Therefore,
Amax  ab 
 a 2  b2  1
2
 a  b .
2 2
68.
69. x1x2 x3.........xn
xi2  400
x12  x22  ......  xn2  400
xi  40
 x1  x2  x3  xn  40
A M of mth power  m  n power of A. M.
m
x1m  x2m  ......  xnm  x1  x2  ....  xn 
 
n  n 
 Put m  2
2
x12  x22  ......  xn2  x1  x2  ......  xn 
  
n  2 
2
400  40  400 1600
    
n  n  n n2
 400 n  1600  n4
z  i x  iy  i
70. 
z  1 x  iy  1
x  x  1  y  y  1  i   y  x  1

 x  12  y 2
Put  0  x2  x  y 2  y  0
2 2
 1  1 1 1 1
 x  y   C  , 
 2  2 2 2 2
1 5 1 4
z  3  3i  PC     2 2
2 2 2 2
P  33
12
22
O
71. Let R be the given relation.

Let  x1 y1   R
 y1, y2   R   x1, y2   R
72. Total numbers ending with 2 is 31 as after fixing 2 in the units place, other 3 places can
be fixed by 3! Ways. Thus, 2 appears in the units place 3! Times. Similarly, all other
digits 4, 6, 8 also appears 3! Times. Then sum of the digits in the units place is
6  2  4  6  8   120 units. Similarly, sum of digit’s in ten’s place is 120 lens and that in
hundred’s place is 120 hundreds, etc. hence sum of all 24 numbers is

120 1  10  102  103  120  111
 133320
73. sin 2 1  sin 2  2  ......  sin 2  n  0  sin 1  sin  2  .......  sin  n  0
 cos 2 1 , cos 2  2 ,......, cos 2  n  1  cos 1 , cos  2 ,......, cos  n  1 cos 1 , cos  2 ,......, cos  n  1
 
74. a  iˆ  kˆ and b  xiˆ  ˆj  1  x  kˆ

c  yiˆ  xjˆ  1  x  y  kˆ
1 0 1 
   
a b c   x 1
   
1  x   1  x  y  x  x2  1 x2  y 2  1
   
 y x 1  x  y 
75. The common chord is S  S '  0

Equation of common chord is S   L  0
76. Any point on y 2  x  2 is t 2  2, t  
Curves are symmetrical about the line y  x
t2  2  t dB
Distance D   0
2 dt
1 1
  2t  1  0  t 
2 2
9 1 1 9
Required points are  ,  and  , 
4 2 2 4
77. r 2  r  6  0 and r 2  6r  5  0
  r  3 r  2   0 and  r  1 r  5  0
  r  2 or r  3 and   r  2 or r  3
r  2 or r  5
11
Also r 2  r  6  r 2  6r  5  r 
5
78. Let A(x,y),B(-a,0), C(a,0)
y y
tan C  , tan B 
ax ax
y y

tan  C  B   tan k a  x a  x  tan k locus is x 2  y 2  2 xycotk  a 2  0
y y
1
ax ax
x2  x1 y2  y1 z2  z1 i j k
79. S .d  a1 b1 c1 a1 b1 c1
a2 b2 c2 a2 b2 c2
80. Given equation is px 2  qx  r  0
Let, f  x   px 2  qx  r
f 0  r  0
f 1  p  q  r  0
f  1  p  q  r  0
Hence, one root lies in  1,0  and the other in  0,1
    1 and     0         1
81. 2xy  x 2 y  xy 2
2 xy  x 2 y  xy 2  0
xy  2  x  y   0
x  0, y  0, x  y  2 are the sides of triangle.
Triangle is right angled
Centroid x  0, y  0, x  y  2
Hence, circum centre.
 0 
 2  2  0  2 
C  2 ,  2     ,   1,1
 2 2 
 
 
Orthocenter H  ,     0,0 
5  4  31  31  2 2   2
2 2
 5  0  4  0  3   3   2 1  1  2  2  2  1  1
3 3
C  
D 5,0
0 1,2 
4y  x  7
A B  5,4 
 3, 4 
82.
Centre O   ab 
OA  OB
O  1, 2 
C   5,0 
AB  8
BC  4  32
83. 3, 6, 9, 12,…….. up to 78
 Last term  3   78  1 3  234
5,9,13,17,........up to 59
 Last term  5   59  1 4  237
Common terms in series is 9, 21, 32, ……
If last term is 234 then 234  9   n  112
237  12n n  19 (as we consider integral value of n )
19
So, sum of common terms series   2  9   19  112  2223 .
2
22
84. Total no. of relations  2  16
Fav. Relation   , x, x  , y, y  , x, x  y, y  , x, y  ,  y, y  ,  x, y  ,  y, x 
5
Three relations are reflexive as well as transitive probability 
16
85. n  B  A
n  A  B   25  x
n  B  A  2 x
n  A  B  2x
n  A  n  A  B   n  A  B 
 25  x  2 x  25  3x
n  B   n  B  A  n  A  B 
 2 x  2n  4x  n  A   2n  B 
 25  3x  2  4 x   5 x  25  x5
x 4 x6 x 2 x3
86. x   ......  x    ...
2 4 2 4
x x2
 
 x  2
1    1   x 
 2  2 
 
2x 2 x2
   x  x  1  0
2  x 2  x2
 x  0,1 but 0  x 2
 x 1
 1 0 0  1 0 0  1 0 0
87. P  4 1 0  4 1
2 
0   8 1 0
    
16 4 1  16 4 1   48 8 1 

 1 0 0  1 0 0  1 0 0
P3   8 1 0   4 1 0   12 1 0 
    
 48 8 1  16 4 1  96 12 1 
 
 1 0 0 
n 
 P  4n 1 0
 
 
8 n 2  n 4n 1 
 
 1 0 0
50  
 P   200 1 0   P50  Q  I
8  50  52  200 1 
 Equating we get q21  200
 q31  400  51  q32  200
q31  q32 400  51  200
   2  51  1  103
q21 200
88. Number of constants = 3
89. f  x    x    2 x   3 x   .......   nx    x  2 x  3 x  ......  nx 
   x  2 x  3x  .........  nx 
 1 1 1
Period of f  x   LCM 1, , ,........   1
 2 3 n
 1 3
90. Let A   
 4 7 
A A1  I  A1A
 1 5.  x2  5 x  5   4
 x  5 x  5  4
 x2  5x  6  0
 x  6,  1 ,  

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SRI CHAITANYA IIT ACADEMY, INDIA 21‐01‐24_ Sr.

Super60_Elite, Target & LIIT-BTs _Jee‐Main_GTM‐15_KEY &SOL’S

Sri Chaitanya IIT Academy.,India.

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v  u 3 cos300  u cos 600 .  2u .

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As sum of work by tension on the system is zero, therefore

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From Work Energy Theorem we have

59. No p  p bonds all are p  d bonds.

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It is a parabola whose vertex is  2,5  , axis is x  2  0 and y  5 at every point of the

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on comparing both equation no real value of k satisfy

Area, A   a sin   b cos  a cos  b sin  

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75. The common chord is S  S '  0

78. Let A(x,y),B(-a,0), C(a,0)

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