Major Test - 2 (P-2) Code - 22 - DT. 09-10-2022 - Solution

Major Test – 2 : Physics (Paper - 2) Code : 22
PART (A) : PHYSICS
ANSWER KEY
1. (3) 2. (3) 3. (5) 4. (2) 5. (7)

6. (2) 7. (BC) 8. (B) 9. (AD) 10. (B)
11. (B) 12. (D) 13. (3.20) 14. (2.00) 15. (60.00)
16. (1.50) 17. (0.50) 18. (8.00)
SOLUTION
1. (3)
Take the mass m as a point mass. At the instant when the pendulum collides with the nail, m has a
velocity   2gl . Under the critical condition that the mass can just swing completely round in a
circle, the gravitation force is equal to the centripetal force when the mass is at the top of the circle.
Let the velocity of the mass at this instant be 1 , and we have
m12
 mg ,
ld
or 12   l  d  g .
The energy equation
m2 m12
  2mg  l  d  ,
2 2
Or 2 gl   l  d  g  4  l  d  g
then gives the minimum distance as
3l
d .
5
2. (3)
3. (5)
 6  2 
V
6  2
12
  3m
4
1
Vx   8  2 m/s
4
mdh0 1
Vy     6  3
dt 2
4. (2)
One spring will be compressed at a time
x
So,  2
y
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5. (7)
R  V I 
Using,  100       100
R  V I 
 5 0.2 
    100  7%
 100 10 
6. (2)
Length of image using magnification concept is 10 cm.
7. (BC)
As the projectile goes up power of gravitational force is negative as displacement is opposite to the
force and when it comes down it becomes positive and at the topmost point as velocity is normal to
weight it is zero. Magnitude of power can be given as P  mg . v y  mg (u y  gt ) hence options (B)
and (C) are correct.
8. (B)
9. (AD)
Centripetal force required to 2 kg block
 m2 r22
  2  2  2   16 N
2
Since, no friction is available to this block, centripetal force will be provided by tension.
Centripetal force required to 1 kg block
 m1r12  11 2   4 N
2
But tension T = 16 N is providing this block 12 N extra force.

So, this 12 N will be balanced by friction which will act away from the centre.
Forces are shown in figure
10. (B)
v 02
For bee, at highest point  an ... 1
r
v2 2 v2
For stone g  0  r 0 ...  2 
r 2g
(1) & (2)
v2  2g
a n  0 2  20 m s 2
v0
11. (B)
Balancing force along the edge of blades and perpendicular to it

  tan  
2
12. (D)
On solving
M 2 2 2
T r  
2L
L  r 
13. (3.20)
14. (2.00)
15. (60.00)
16. (1.50)
17. (0.50)
2H  h 2h
T 
g g
dT h 1
0  
dh H 2
18. (8.00)
0.72  0.36 0.36 g
a g g
0.72  0.36 3  0.36 3
1 2  0.36  0.72 g
ST a  g
2 0.36  0.72 6
2  0.36  0.72 100
  8J
3  0.36 3
Major Test – 2 : Chemistry (Paper - 2) Code : 22
PART (B) : CHEMISTRY
ANSWER KEY
19. (0) 20. (0) 21. (4) 22. (1) 23. (8)
24. (3) 25. (BC) 26. (ACD) 27. (AC) 28. (ABCD)
29. (AC) 30. (ABC) 31. (1.00) 32. (607.8)
33. (421.87 or 421.88) 34. (2.08) 35. (0.25) 36. (0.62)
SOLUTIONS
19. (0)
Factual
20. (0)
21. (4)
n1  7, n 2  3
22. (1)
1000 XKOH
mKOH 
18 1  XKOH 
1000 X NaOH
m NaOH 
18 1  X NaOH 
Given X NaOH  1  X NaOH   1
 X NaOH  XKOH
X KOH 1  X NaOH 
Ans. 1
1  X KOH  X NaOH
23. (8)
 P  45  P2  45  x 
P  45  P1   45  x 
P1  P2  10
P2  45  x    45  x 10  P2 
 45P2  xP2  450  45P2  10x  P2 x
450
 P2  5
2x
450
P2  13  5  8cm
2  225
24. (3)
F  e  F
IE1 is reverse of Electron affinity EA1 order.
25. (BC)
26. (ACD)
Greater the +I effect
(A) lesser is the acidity
 I  branching
(B) Greater the –I effect, more the acidity
–I NO2 > CN > Cl
(D) Factual
27. (AC)
28. (ABCD)
BO CO = 3
BO CO2 = 2
BO CO32  1.33
There is intramolecular H bonding in O-nitrophenol.
 Lower B.P. only KHF2 exist. Glycerol more viscous due to greater extent of H bond.
29. (AC)
30. (ABC)
A gas can be liquefied at T = TC and P equal to or greater than PC.
A gas can be liquefied at T < TC and P = PC
31. (1.00)
32. (607.8)
H  U    PV 
H  14 L atm   2 1  10  L atm
= 6 atm
= 607.8 J
33. (421.87 or 421.88)
Vol. constant  5V  4V1

P2  P1  P3  P4  Ppiston (same in both)
nR300 nR300 nRT nRT
  
V 4V V1 3V1
U  q  w
34. (2.08)
35. (0.25)
3O2 2O3
1.8 –3V 2V
1.8  3V  2V  1.6  V  0.2
0.4
XO3   0.25
1.6
36. (0.62)
CH3
Dipole moment is X = 0.36
CH3
CH3
Dipole moment is 3x
Major Test – 2 : Mathematics (Paper - 2) Code : 22
PART (C) : MATHEMATICS
ANSWER KEY
37. (1) 38. (3) 39. (0) 40. (5) 41. (2)
42. (8) 43. (ABC) 44. (ABC) 45. (BC) 46. (AC)
47. (ABC) 48. (BC) 49. (49.00) 50. (9.00) 51. (8.00)
52. (5.00) 53. (2.00) 54. (197.00)
SOLUTIONS
37. (1)
260  1  7   20C0  20C1  7  20C2  7 2  ................ 
20 20
C20  7 20
 the remainder  20C0  1
38. (3)
 3sin10o  sin 30o  
1
K
4 

 3sin 50o  sin150 o  
 3sin 70o  sin 210 o 
1 3

4 
3  sin10 o
 sin 50 o
 sin 70 o
 
2 
1 3
 3  sin10o  2 cos 60o sin10o   
4 2
3

8
8K  6  3
39. (0)
cos  1  cos 2    sin 2 
 1  sin 2  2  sin 2   sin 4 

2
 1  sin 2   4  4sin 2   sin 4    sin 4  multiply by sin 2 

 sin 6   4  8sin 2   4sin 4 
Comparing with the given equation we get
a  4, b  8,c  4
a  b  c  0
40. (5)
Let the equation of L2 be L1 + L = 0
 (1 +  ) x + (2 +  ) y + 3 +  = 0
Slopes of L2, L and L1 are
1 
 , 1, 1/ 2
2
Since L is the bisector of the angle between L1 and L2
1 
 1
2 1  1/ 2
     3
1  1  1/ 2
1
2
So the equation of L22 is y + 2x = 0  m = –2 and m2 + 1 = 5
41. (2)
Equation of the line through P(2, 3) is
x 2 y 3

cos  sin 

  30o 
If PA = r1, PB = r2 then r1, r2 are the roots of the equation.
(2 + r cos  )2 – 2(2 + r cos  ) (3 + r sin  ) – (3 + r sin  )2 = 0
 r2 (cos 2 – sin 2 ) – 2r (cos  + 5 sin  ) – 17 = 0
17
So a = PA  PB= r1r2 =
cos 2  sin 2
 17 3  1  


a 3 1  2
17
42. (8)
For a line we require two points. Therefore, the number of lines which we can obtain is 15
C2  105 .
Since 8 of these points lie on a straight line, we lose 8 C2  28 lines and get just one line on which
these points lie.
Therefore, the number of lines is 105  28  1  78  m  m  70  8
43. (ABC)
Let O be the centre of C
Power of point P w.r.t. C = 256 + 16 – 96 – 32 = 144
So, PQ.PR  144  PQ  PR  2 144
Also if QR is diameter PQ + PR = (13 – 5) + (13 + 5) = 26
So, PQ  PR  (24, 26) {24 when Q and R coincide and 26 when QR is dia}
Hence PQ + PR = 25
So, L  PQ  PR  (PQ  PR)2  4.PQ.PR  625  576  7
49
25 
OM 4 51
m  tan    
MP 49 25
169  25 
4
Hence, A, B, C.
44. (A), (B) and (C)

Equation of the lines joining the origin to the points of intersection of the given lines is
3x2 + xy – 4x(2x + y) + 1  (2x + y)2 = 0
(Making the equation of the pair of lines homogeneous with the help of the equation of the line)
 x2 – xy – y2 = 0
Which are perpendicular for all values of  .
45. (B), (C)

We have
53
1
T4  C3  
5
(x tan x)3 = 10 x tan3 x
x
51
1 5 tan x
and T2  C1   (x tan x) =
5
x x3
we are given
T4 2 4 2 4
   2x 4 tan 2 x  
T2 27 27
1 2
 x 2 tan x   
3 3
It is possible (from among the answers) when x   / 3
46. (A), (C)

As a, b, c are in G.P., b2 = ac. Now, the equation ax2 + 2bx + c = 0 can be written as
 
2
ax 2  2 ac x  c  0  ax  c 0
c c
 x ,
a a
If the two given equation have a common root, then this root must be  c / a  .
c c
Thus d  2e f  0
a a
d f 2e c 2e 2e
    
a c c a ac b
d e f
 , . are in A.P.
a b c
47. (A), (B), (C)

Let A be the first term, D be the common difference and B be the (2n + 1)th term of the A.P., then
BA
B  A  2nD  D 
2n
AB
Also a  A   n  1  1 D 
2
2AB
Similarly, b  AB and c 
AB
2
Clearly, we have b =ac
 a, b,c are in G.P.
Also, as A.M.  G.M.  H.M, we get
a b c
48. (BC)
20 20
 13 1   13 1/4 
 4  1/4 
 4 6 
 6   
Let (r + 1)th term will be rational.
20  r r
Tr + 1 = 20Cr  4  3 64
We have to find values of r for which Tr + 1 would be Rational term
For r = 20, 8, Tr + 1 would be rational
Hence, No. of rational terms 2
No. of irrational terms = 21 – 2 = 19
 Option (B) is correct Answer.
 20 
  1 th i.e. 11 form will be middle term
th
 2 
 Middle term,
 20 10  10
20
 13   41 
T11 = C10 4  × 6 
   
10 10
= 20C10 × 4 3 ×  6  4
= which is irrational.
 Option (C) is also correct
 Option (B) and (C) are correct Answers.
49. (49.00)
(1 + 3 + 5 + 7 + 5 + 3 + 1) + (2 + 4 + 6 + 6 + 4 + 2) = 49
50. (9.00)
tan   cos    tan   / 2   sin  
  cos   n   / 2   sin  n  I
   sin   cos     2n  1  / 2
2n  1
 sin   cos  
2
2n  1
 cos   / 4    
2 2
Since 1  cos   / 4     1
2n  1
 1  1
2 2
 n  0 or 1 as n is an integer
 cos   / 4      1/ 2 2  
 8cos 2   / 4     1
 72 cos 2   / 4     9
51. (8.00)
Let an denote the length of a side of Sn. We are given:
Length of a side of Sn = Length of a diagonal of Sn+1
a 1
 a n  2a n 1  n 1 
an 2
Thus, a1, a2, a2, …. is a G.P. with first term 10 and common ratio 1/ 2 . Therefore,
 
n 1
a n  10 1 / 2
Also, Area Sn   a 2n  1

2
 
 n 1  n 1
 10 1/ 2   1  100  2
 Smallest possible value of n is 8.
52. (5.00)
6 1 5
Length of the perpendicular from the centre (2, –1) on the tangent 3x  y  0 is  , which
9 1 10
is the radius of the circle. Equation of the circle is
 x  2    y  1  5 / 2
2 2
Or 2  x  2    y  1   5  0
2 2
 
The required length  2  3  2    3  1   5  5
2 2
 
53. (2.00)
Centre of the circle is C(5, 7). Let P(–7, 2) be the given point and the line joining P and C meet the
circle at A and B
Now PC  12    5  13
2 2
Radius of the circle is 52  72  51  5 5

p  PB  13  5 5, q  PA  13  5 5
13  
2
pq   5 5  2 11  s
2
G. M of p, q =
s
 2
11
54. (197.00)
   2  2  2  2  2
6 6 5 4 3 2
IF  2  1  6C0  6C1  6C2  6C3  6C4 
 2  C  2
1 0
6 6
C5 6
   2  2  2  2
6 6 5 4 0
f  2  1  6C0  6C1  6C2  ....  6C6
Adding
 
I  F  f  2  2  6C2 2  6C4 2  6C6     2  
6 4 2 0

= 2 [8 + 60 + 30 + 1] = 2 [99] = 198
But F + f = 1  I = 198 – 1 = 197

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Major Test – 2 : Physics (Paper - 2) Code : 22

PART (A) : PHYSICS

1. (3) 2. (3) 3. (5) 4. (2) 5. (7)

But tension T = 16 N is providing this block 12 N extra force.

PART (B) : CHEMISTRY

33. (421.87 or 421.88)

Vol. constant  5V  4V1

Dipole moment is X = 0.36

PART (C) : MATHEMATICS

 1  sin 2  2  sin 2   sin 4 

 1  sin 2   4  4sin 2   sin 4    sin 4  multiply by sin 2 

44. (A), (B) and (C)

45. (B), (C)

46. (A), (C)

47. (A), (B), (C)

Also, Area Sn   a 2n  1

Radius of the circle is 52  72  51  5 5

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