Sec: XII PASS IIT_IC Date:19-02-2024

Time: 3 Hrs. Rev T – 01M Max.Marks:300

JEE MAIN 2022 Model
KEY SHEET
PHYSICS
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
D A B C A D D B B D
11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
B D D D C A D A C C
21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30
2 8 25 76 9 2 50 250 4 60

CHEMISTRY
31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40
D D C A A C C A C D
41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50
D B B B B B C B B C
51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60
12 4 6 3 4 33600 2 3 3 9

MATHEMATICS
61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70
B C B B C C C A B C
71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80
D B B D B B D C A D
81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90
2 2 48 0 2 18 14 2454 4 7
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Solutions
PHYSICS
1. (D)
Sol.

5. (A)
Sol.

2. (A)
Sol.

3. (B)
Sol.

6. (D)
Sol.

7. (D)
Sol. If we give the following inputs to A and B,
4. (C)
then corresponding output is shown in table
Sol.

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The above table is similar to OR gate. Sol.

8. (B)
Sol. From the equation, v  iˆ  2 ˆj
x t 13. (D)
1

y  2t  10t 2
2
 So

∴ y  2 x  5x2

9. (B)
Sol. From the given data, least count of
measuring instrument  0.1s Mean value of
time for 20 oscillations is given by
t t t
t  1 2 3  39.7 s
3
Absolute errors in the measurements
∆t1 = t – t1 = 39.7 – 39.6 = 0.1 s;
∆t2 = t – t2 = 39.7 – 39.2 = –0.2 s
∆t3 = t – t3 = 39.7 – 39.5 = 0.2 s
∴ Mean absolute error 14. (D)
t  t2  t2 0.1  0.2  0.2 Sol.
= 1   0.17
3 3
 0.2 (Rounding off up to one decimal
place)  Accuracy of measurement  0.2s

10. (D)
Sol.

15. (C)
Sol. As, V  
GM
2 R3
3R2  r 2 
Graph (C) most closely depicts the correct
variation of V(r).

16. (A)
Sol. Work done is equal to area under the curve
11. (B) on PV diagram.
Sol. Hence, from the diagram: W2 > W1 > W3

17. (D)
Sol. Initially and when Sis turned to position 2
charge (q) will remain constant.

12. (D)

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22. (8)
Sol.

18. (A)
Sol.

19. (C)
Sol.

23. (25)
Sol.

Momentum conservation
20. (C)
Sol.
Angular momentum conservation

21. (2)
Sol.

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25. (9)
Sol. Current passing through the diode ID = I – I1

24. (76)
Sol. V = y3 + 2

26. (2)
Sol. We know that

27. (50)
Sol. Image will coincide with object, if light fall
perpendicularly to mirror. Which is possible
if light converge at C of mirror. In the
absence of mirror, light will be converging
at centre of curvature.
Distance = 12 + 8 + 30 = 50 cm.

28. (250)
Sol. Band width,
R R
  2  1   232  212 
L L
R
 20 
L
R 5
L   250 mH
20 20
29. (4)

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Sol. 34. (A)
Sol. Oxymercuration-demercuration reaction.
Stable positive charge forms the product.

35. (A)
Sol. Ketones will not give Tollen’s test.

36. (C)
Sol. Intramolecular hydrogen bonding occurs in
I, while intermolecular hydrogen bonding
30. 60 occurs in II.
Sol. 37. (C)
Sol. Phenolphthaleine is a weak organic acid and
changes colour from colorless to light pink
in basic medium.
38. (A)
Sol. Theoretical.
39. (C)
Sol. Distillation at reduced pressure decreases
the boiling point.

40. (D)
Sol.

CHEMISTRY
31. (D)
41. (D)
Sol. On the basis of electronegativity data (Size
Sol. Initial moles of Cr3+ = 0.25 × 0.2 ⟹ 0.05;
& effective nuclear charge): Cl > S > P > Si
Final moles of Cr3+ = 0.25 × 0.1 ⟹ 0.025;
32. (D) Moles of Cr3+ reduced,
Sol. Wacker process = CuCl2, PdCl2, O2. 0.05 – 0.025 ⟹ 0.025;
t  96.5
∴ eq. of Cr3+ reduced, 0.025 × 3 = ;
33. (C) 96500
Sol. Substitution favoured by less hindered t = 75 sec
nucleophile, elimination favoured by bulkier
base. 42. (B)
Sol. Molarity of H2O2 = 1M

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Gm eq of H2O2 = gm eq of K2Cr2O7 Sol. Conceptual
2×1×2=x×6
51. (12)
2
∴ x = moles Sol. Mn2 , Mn4 , Cr 6  12
3
52. (4)
43. (B)
Sol.
Sol. With increasing size of surrounding atom,
bond angle also increases.
With increasing electronegativity of
surrounding atoms, bond angle decreases.

44. (B)
Sol. For isothermal process
V 
W  nRT ln  2   49.26 ln  2   34.04
 V1 

53. (6)
45. (B) Sol. 10 → 4, 9 → 4, 8 → 4, 7 → 4, 6 → 4, 5
Sol. → 4,

2CH 3COOH  Ca  OH 2 
  CH 3COO 2 Ca  2 H 2O 54. (3)
CH 3  N  C   CH 3  NH  CH 3
20 10 0 0 LiAlH 4
0 0 10 Sol.
methyl isocyanide

20 1
C  0.1 M  pH  7   5  log 0.1  9 CH 3CH 2CH 2  N  C 
LiAlH 4
 CH 3CH 2CH 2  NH  CH 3
200 2 propyl isocyanide

and caprolactam.
46. (B) 55. (4)
Ea Sol.
Sol. log K  log A 
2.303RT Ni  Ni 2  2e
2H   2e  H 2
47. (C) 2
.059  H  
Sol. Double bond is unstable at bridge-head. Ecell  E o
 log10
 Ni 2 
cell
2
48. (B) 0.059 2
0  0.236  log10  H  
Sol. 2

or  log H  4  pH  4

56. (33,600)

Sol.
49. (B) no. of Fe  atoms  At.wt of Fe
% of Fe  100
Sol.  (probability density) can be zero for 3p
2
molecular weight
orbital other than infinite distance. It has one
radial node.

50. (C) 57. (2)

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Sol. NH 4OH NH  OH 
4
0

 u  v  v  w  w  u   25
1 0
1C C C
64. (B)
pH = 11, [n+] = 10–11 ⟹ [OH]– = 10–3 1 1 
Now, Cα = 10–3 ⟹ α = 2% Sol. sin 3x   3x  n  (1)n
4 8 6
65. (C)
58. (3)
Sol.
Sol. (C) On observation the given points are
collinear. Hence number of parabolas = 0

66. (C)
9  7  5  3 1 5
Sol. Total probability = 11

C3 33

67. (C)
59. (3) Sol.
Sol. Conceptual
60. (9)
Sol.

68. (A)
Sol.
No. of chiral centres = 9

MATHEMATICS
61. (B)
Sol. The general term in binomial expansion of
642
 12 1

 5  7 6
 is given by
 
642  r r
 16 
 12 
Tr 1  642
Cr  5 7 
   
642
Total number = 107 , but first term for 69. (B)
6
3x13  2 x11
r = 0 is also integral. I  dx
(2 x 4  3 x 2  1) 4
62. (C)
3x13  2 x11
Sol. Ni = 5Ck × 4C5–k  4
dx
N1 = 5 × 1, N2 = 10 × 4, N3 = 10 × 6, N4 = 5 16 
1  3
x 2 2  4 
× 4, N5 = 1  x x 
∴ N1 + N2 + N3 + N4 + N5 = 126
3 2
3
 5
63. (B) I  x x
4
dx
Since, u  v + w  0  u  v + w  0
2  3 1 
Sol. 2 2  4 
 x x 
u  v  w  2 u  v  v  w  w  u   0
2 2 2

3 1  3 2 
Let 2    t ,  2  3  5  dx  dt
⟹ 9  16  25  2  u  v  v  w  w  u   0 x 2
x4
x x 

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dt

1 t 41
Then, I   2  C
t4 2 4  1
1 1 1
I  C
2 (3)  3 1 
3
2 2  4 
 x x  t2 2t 1
4 1  5  t 2  t  6 
1
1 x 12 Area PXQ  4
I C 2
6 (2 x  3x 2  1)3
4 9 6 1
70. (C)
5  x2
 1 2 25 
Sol. Let, I   x e dx  5  t    
 2  4 
Put  x 2  t   2 x dx  dt
1
2
I   x 4 .x.e  x dx For maximum area, t 
2
et  t 2 dt 1 t 2
 I   e (t  2t  2)  C  25  125
(2) 2 Maximum area = 5  
 4  4
1 4 5
 g ( x)  ( x  2 x2  2)  g (1)  73. (B)
2 2
Sol. Common chord of the given two circles s = 0 &
71. (D)
s '  0 is s  s '  0
dy  y   x2  y2   y x2  y2 
Sol.  2  1   
dx  x  y 2  x  x x   3x  y  2  0 ; vertex (0, 0) given
Putting y = vx
“Z” is foot of perpendicular of A(0, 0) on the
dy dv
  v  x directrix
dx dx
dv  x2  v 2 x2   3 1 
 v  x  v   Z   ,  . Since A is midpoint of SZ; focus
dx  x  5 5 
 v  x 1  v 2 
dv
 v  x  3 1 
dx S  , 
dv  5 5
  dx
1  v2 74. (D)
dv
     dx  c
1 v2 
Sol. P =  :sin   cos   2 cos  , 
1
 tan v  x  c
y
1

Q =  :sin   cos  2 sin  
 tan     x  c

72. (B)
x ⟹ sin    
2  1 cos 

tan   2  1
Parametric equation of the parabola y 2  4 x are

x  t 2 and y  2t

Now, Q =  : sin   cos  2 sin  
⟹ sin   
2  1  cos 

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1 2 1 Now, shortest distance between
 tan   
2 1 2 1
Hence, P = Q x 1 y  2 z  3 x 2 y 4 z 5
L1    and L2   
75. (B) 2 3 4 3 4 5
Sol. Given that, z    i
Shortest distance =
and z  2  z  4 1  i 

   i   2    i   4  4i d
 iˆ  2 ˆj  kˆ  iˆ  2 ˆj  2kˆ 

1
1 4 1 6
   2      4   i    4 
2 2

78. (C)
On comparing real and imaginary parts, we Sol.
get Given function:
 40    4
 log10  x3  x 
1
f  x 
4 x 2

  2   2    4
2
and
For domain of f  x 
  2  4  20   2  16  8
4 – x2 ≠ 0
  1,   4,     3,   4
 x  2 (i)
Hence, equation is
And x3  x  0
x   3  4  x   3 4   0
2

⟹ x  x  1 x  1  0
 x  7 x  12  0
2

From Wavy curve method,

76. (B)

Sol.

 2 
1
Required area is 2   x 2  dx =
0
1 x 2

2 x   1, 0   1,   (ii)
  sq unit
3
From (i) & (ii), we get the domain of f  x  as
77. (D)
 1, 0   1, 2    2,  
Sol. Direction ratio of line
79. (A)
Let P(4, 3, 8), Q(3, 5, 7)
Sol.
Now, direction ratio of PQ = –1, 2, –1
1
In B put t =
∴ PQ  L1 z
 l 64  0  l2 1
 dt   dz
Now, point Q (3, 5, 7) satisfies the line L1 z2

 a 1 & b  3

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sin   dz sin 
z2 z dz
 B  1 1
 
1 1  z 
2

1  2 
1
z z 

=–A

A A2 B
85. (2)
∴ A B
e e B2 1 Sol.   a  1
1 A2  B 2 1 b  2
1 1
A A2 A A 1 A a. f ( x)   f        bx …(1)
 x  x
= 1 A2 1   A 1 1
2
1 = 0.
1 1 b
1 2 A2 1 1 2 1 x  af    f ( x)   x …(2)
x x x
From Equation (1) + (2)
80. (D)
  1   1 
C 30 C 10
4  a  f ( x)  f       f    f ( x) 
Sol. Required probability = 75 1  75 1    x    x 
C1 C1 75
 1 1 
  x    b  x
81. (2)  x x 
Sol. Conceptual f ( x)  f (1/ x)   b
 2
82. (2)
x
1   a
Sol. x
86. (18)
f(x)

 4t
3

Sol. lim 6
dt . Apply L’ Hospital
x 2 x-2
4f 3  x  .f '  x 
lim dt
x 2 1
83 (48)
Sol. 1
4f 3  2  .f 1  2   4x 63  18
48
87. (14)
4 4
x3 / 2
Sol.   3 x dx  2  3
1
3
Since, x y ∈ I, the only possible case which 4
1

gives integral solution, is  2  x3 / 2   2 23  1 = 14

1

88. (2454)
Sol. Case I: 4 letters are different,
C4 4 P4  1680
8
(i)
Case II: 2 letter are same & 2 are different,
4
P
3
C1 7 C2  2 4  756 (ii)
P2
Case III: 2 letters are same & 2 are same,
84. (0) 4
P4
Sol. 3
C2  2  18 (iii)
P2  2 P2
Total words = 2454
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ellipse E1
89. (4)

Sol. Since both curves are symmetrical about the line P1 and Q1 are images of P,Q w.r.to x – y – 2
y=x =0

Distance between any pair of points

 P1(2, 2) Q1 (5, 2) lies on E2

 
=2( distance of t , t 2  1 on the parabola
 a  160, b  292
y  x 2  1 from y  x  0 )

 t2 1 t 
  2  t  t  1
2
2
 2 

3
The minimum value of t 2  t  1 
4

3 2
Minimum distance is  k 4
4

90. (7)
Sol. Let P(4, 0) & Q(0, 3) are two points on given

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