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PHYSICS

A1. As centre of nmass of body lies towards region of heavier mass. So point D is likely position of the centre of
mass of the given system. [1]
A2. Angular velocity, @= where Tis the time period. As time period of the hour hand of the watch is less
than the time periodof the earth around its own axis, then angular velocity of hour hand of the watch is greater
than angular velocity of earth around its own axis. [1]
A3. Rotational kinetic energy is equal to l [1]
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A4. Two propertles of gravltatlonal force are
(i) It is a central force [1]
(ii) It isa conservative force [1]
A5. The force of push causes the door to rotate,about its hinge and it depends on the distance () between the
point of application of perpendicular force from the hinges
i., t = rF sin 90° ’ tcr (If perpendicular force kept constant)
Therefore, it is hard to push the doors when you are closer to the hinges. [1]
GM
A6. Acceleration due to gravity on the surface of earth at point A is given by g = ..()
R?
(M ’ Mass of earth; R+ Radius of earth)
Let gh be the acceleration due togravity at a point B at a height 'h above the surface of earth. Then
GM
.(i)
(R+h)²
Dividing () by (1), we get
GM R?
(R+h) GM (R+h)

Earth
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Acceleration due to gravity g at height h is given by

gR" 4 [1%]
g'=
(R+h) (R+RI2)
Gravitational force on body at height h is F= mg'
4 4 4 (14]
=m,g=mg -63x=28N|: mg = 63N
Then by conservation of angular momentum,
A7. () Let o be the angular speed of the two-disc system. [1]
(h+ h)w = hw1 + h02

(üi) Initial K.E. of the two discs,

Final K.E. of the two-disc system, kash

1

Loss in K.E, = K1- K2

1 BYUS
E
2(4 +)
1
*24,0,0,)
2(4 +l,)
1

2(4 +4)
(,-a, =apositive quantity [ o1#o2] [1]
2(4 +2)
OR
fiqure. As the lamina is
We divide the L-shaped lamina into three squares each of length 1m, as shown in
uniform, the mass of each square is 1 kg.

2m
(0. 2)
"C
(0. 1)
1m
(0. 0)
(1, 0) (2, 0)

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geometric cerntros C1. Cz and C Theif
symmetry, the centres of mass of the three squares lle at their
By
cOordinates are as follows:

C C (14]
1 3
X
2

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2
follows:
mass of the L-shaped lamina can be obtained as
The coordinates of the centre of

XCM = m + ma +mg
[1]
1(1/2)+ 1(3/2) +1(1/2)_5
1+1+1 6

my, + m,y2 + m,y3

YCM - m, +m+Mg
[(1]
1x(1/2)+1(1/2)+1(3/2)_m
1+1+1
tho line of symmetry.
Clearly, tho centro of mass lics on
CHEMISTRY

A8. CH= CH (C,H,)

o bonds =3
n bonds =2

A9. Answer (4) [1]

entropy are state functions.
Enthalpy, Internal energy and (1]
A10.

Hybridization ’ sp³ d2
Shape’ Square pyramidal
kJ/mol
A11. Given: ’NH,(g); A,H =-91.8
formation of 2 moles of NH.
Enthalpy change for the
N(9)+3H,(g)’NH,(g):
A,H°=2 x 91.8 = -183.6 kJ/mol
For the reverse reaction,
A,H° = +183.6 kJ/mol
2NH,(g)-N(g) +3H,(g);
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A12. (0)

H
electrons
bonds is opposite to the direction of that of lone pair of
In NF, the resultant moment due to N-F lone pair of
N-H bonds is in the same direction to that of
whereas in NH, the resultant moment due to
electrons.

So, net dipole moment of NH, is more than NF,.

cannot describe a molecule accurately, a number of
(üi) Resonance : Whenever a single Lewis structure non-bonding pair of electrons are taken
structures with similar energy, positions of nuclei, bondingtheand
molecules accurately. This phenomenon is
as the canonical structures of the hybrid which describes
called resonance.
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B Resonance hybrid

A and B ’ Canonical structures

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The sign of 4S for Ihe reaclion N,(g) 3l 1,(g) +2NH;(g) is negative as thc numbcr of molcs of gas
in product are less than that of reactants. [1]

(ii) Since, the given process is in equilibrium so, AG=0

putting this value in relation.

AG = AHTAS then

0= AH- TAS

AH
or AS =
T

(: AH= 6 kJ/mole
= 6000 J/mol,

6000 = 21.98 JK- mold

AS=
273

A13. () BCI, is trigonal planar

CIHB’

non-polar. [1]
Vector sum of all dipoles of B - CI bond is zero. So, this molecule is

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Energy
Energy

1s
1s 1s

G1s
G1s
N, -N, [1+1]
B.O. =
B.O. = N-N 2
2

2 0
-F-0.5
-1
2
So, bond length of H, is less than Hj
greater than |; and bond length c Bond order
Bond order of H, is

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() Extensive properties the system are known
depends on the quantity.or size of matter present in [14
Those properties whose value capacity.
mass, internal energy, heat
as extensive properties, e.g.,
Intensive properties present in the system are known
which do not depend onthe quantity or sizeof matter mole fraction, specific heat,
Those properties density,
e.g.pressure, molar he-t capacity, [14]
as intensive properties,
temperature and molarity.
graphite = 20.7 kJ
Given that, enthalpy of combustion of 1g
() graphite,
charnge for the combustion of
Mular eritlialpy mass
of 1 g graphite x molar
AH = enthalpy of combustion [
AH =-20.7 kJ g-1 x 12 g mol-1
mol-1
AH =-2.48 x 102 kJ
indicates that the reaction is exothermic.
Negative sign in the value of AH

BIOLOGY

A14.Answer (3) called zygomorphic

halves only in one particular vertical plane, it is
A flower can be divided into two similar chili have actinomorphic flowers. [1
flower as in Gulmohar. Mustard, datura and
OR

Answer (3)
outer most meninx of the brain. [1]
Pia mater is inner most meninx and dura mater is
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A15.

gn

amygdala,
a group of associated deep structures ike
A16. The inner parts of cerebral hemispheres and system. Along with hypothalamus, it is invoved
hippocampus, etc., form a complex structure called the limbic reactions eg:excitement, pleasure, rage, tear
in the regulation of sexual behaviour, expression of emotional [(2]
and motivation. be
phloem elements, the vascular bundie is said to
A17.(0) When cambium is present in between the xyem and phloem the vascular bundie is said to be
open and when there is no cambium between the xylem and
cdused.
(ü) Palmately compound leaves: In palmately compound leaf, the leaflets are attached to a common point
i.e., at the tip of the petiole. The tip of the petiole bears all the leaflets in aform of abunch or duster eg,
[1×2]
silk cotton.
OR

Electrical synapse Chemical synapse

[1]
The membranes of pre and Thc membranes of pre,andpostsynaptic neurons are separated
post-synaptic neurons are in by a fuid-filled space called synaptc deft
very close proximity
comparatively slower [1]
Impulse transmission is always Impulse transmission is
faster

support to the guard cells. They do not

A18.() Subsidiary cells are the specialised epidermal cells which provide [1]
possess chloroplasts and do notcarry uul the photosynthesis.
Epóerna ha [21
(i
-Epderrs
tiypoderms

Parerhy
Endedermis

Penyde

Vascdar
bunde

Medlay rays

-Pah
Xyiem
Priog
OR
each pectoral girdle is formed of two halves
Pectoral girdle is a part of the appendicular skeleton and
Each pectoral girdle consists of a clavide and a scapula. and
the dorsal part of the thorax between the second
Scapula is a large triangular flat bone situated in
the seventh ribs.

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ine 0osal. flat tr angular bocy of scapu!a bas asliobtly elevated sijge called the spine whicn projeC15
as a !a!. expanded prOcess cailed the acromion
The clavicle, articulates with the acromiorn
process.
tach clavicle is a long sBender bone with twc curvatures, This bone is also called the collar bone.

A19. () (Any two) (2]

Dicot root Monocot root

() Pericycle gives rise to secondary () Pericycle gives rise to lateral roots only.
roots, vascular cambium and cork
cambium.

Vascular bundles are diarch to (0) Vascular bundles are polyarch.

hexarch.

(ii) Cambium develops at the time of (i)) Cambium is absent hence no secondary
secondary growth. growth occurs.

(ü)
Dicot leaf Monocot leat (3]

(0) Reticulate venation Parallcl ycnation

Stomata are more on lower(i) Stomata are nearly equal in numbers on both the
(Ü)
Surface Surfaces
(ii)Mesophyllis differentiated into i) Mesophyllsis not diferentiated into palisade and
palisade and spongy spongy parenchyma
parenchyma
OR
(a) X- True ribs
Y- Flvalir1g ribs (2)
Z-Fal_e ribs
When the ribs and the sternum raise due to the contraction of external inter-costal muscles, there is
(b) [1]
anIncreaso In the volume of the thoracic cliai1ber in (he dursu-venlralaxis.
This increase in thoracic volume causes a similar increase in pulmonary volume. [1]
the atmospheric
An increase in pulmonary volume decreases the intra-pulmonary pressure less than i.c., inspiration.
pressure. This ncgative prcssurc sucks the air from outside to move into the lungs,
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