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SEC: Sr.Super60_Elite, Target & LIIT-BTs JEE-MAIN Date: 17-03-2024
Time: 09.00Am to 12.00Pm GTM-23 Max. Marks: 300
KEY SHEET
P H YSICS
1) 1 2) 3 3) 4 4) 2 5) 4
6) 1 7) 3 8) 4 9) 1 10) 2
11) 2 12) 4 13) 1 14) 1 15) 2
16) 2 17) 1 18) 1 19) 1 20) 3
21) 4 22) 10 23) 1 0 0 24) 14 25) 5
26) 25 27) 5 28) 2 29) 5 30) 437
CH EM IST RY
31) 4 32) 4 33) 1 34) 4 35) 1
36) 3 37) 1 38) 4 39) 4 40) 2
41) 4 42) 4 43) 4 44) 3 45) 3
46) 1 47) 4 48) 1 49) 1 50) 4
51) 8 52) 7 53) 8 54) 4 55) 5
56) 2 57) 9 58) 10 59) 3 60) 3
M AT H EM AT ICS
61) 4 62) 3 63) 1 64) 4 65) 2
66) 2 67) 3 68) 4 69) 2 70) 2
71) 2 72) 3 73) 3 74) 1 75) 2
76) 1 77) 4 78) 4 79) 1 80) 4
81) 110 82) 198 83) 1 0 84) 1 85) 1
86) 4020 87) 45 88) 3 6 7 89) 5 90) 9
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SOLUT ION S
P H YSICS
1. Let r = internal resistance of battery G = resistance of voltmeter

V A
 G
Initially V    Ir,I  V  1
rG rG
After the voltmeter is shunted
V r  
  Voltmeter    2 and  .  Ammeter    3
 r
RG
r
RG r  G
RG RG
V r  G
From (2) & (3)      4 , From (1) & (4)  r  G   r (or)G   r
 rG 
V  6
From (1)    2.0V
  1 2 1
2. wi  3rad / s   2rad / sec 2 w f  ? t  5sec
We know that w f  wi   T , w f  3  2  5  3  10  13rad / sec
3. Second law of thermodynamics can be explained with the help of example of
refrigeration, as we know that in refrigerator, the working substance extracts heat from
colder body and rejects a large amount of heat to a hotter body with the help of external
agency. No refrigerator can ever work without external supply of electric energy to it.
L  1  E
4.  CR   Time        Velocity
R  
 0 0   B 
2
 R 
Variation of g with altitude g h  g  henceg h  g
 R  G 
5.
V1 T 500 2
6. V T   1    V2  1000m / s
V2 T2 V2 8
7. Let P be a point an x-axis where the electric field becomes zero.
Let x be the distance of null point from (-2q)
X
L
O 
x
+8q -2q x P
 L  x Lx
2
8q 2q
At P B8q  B2q K.  K. 2    4  2  L  x  2x  x  L
 L  x2 x  x  x
8. V1   A 2  x 12 V2   A 2  x 22

V1 A 2  x12 v12 x 22  v 22 x12

 A 
V2 A 2  x 22 v12  v 22
9. The distance covered in the last second, final velocity becomes zero. So if we drop an
object with zero velocity it will cover the same distance in one second while going
downwards.
Now the distance travelled in the later case
1 g
S  gt 2 
2 2
It is same as distance travelled in the last second of its upward motion. It is independent
an initial speed of projection
3RT 3RT
10. Vav o 
8 RT

8 RT
VRMS  N  
2
M   32  2
M 28
Vav O 8  28 7  7 
1/2
2
   
VRMS  N 2
  32  3 3  3 
11. Since the potential difference across the first cell is zero
E
V1  E  Ir1  0  I   1 . On applying KVL in loop ABCDA we get
r1
2E
IR  Ir2  E  Ir1  E  0  I    2
R  r1  r2
E 2E
From 1 &  2  we get   R  r1  r2  2r1  R  r1  r2
r1 R  r1  r2
12. Nulcear density is independent of mass number of nuclei, hence option (4) is correct.
13. For one mole of ideal gas, the work done in adiabatic process
1 3/2 1
V   V 
 T1  T2  but T1V1  T2 V2 1 T2  T1  1   
R
T  T  2   2T
 1
W
1/2
r 1 
 V2  V/2
W
3
R 
 T  2T 
 W  2RT 1  2   W  RT 2  2 2  
1
2
1 1 1 1 1 1
14.      , Put this the sign convention properly
f v u v u f
1 1 1 1 1 1
     . Comparing this equation with Y  mx  c
 v   u    f  v u f
Slope  m  tan   1    135  or   45
1
v
1
f 135
45
1
u

2
I max  A1  A 2   5  1  6   3 
2 2 2
A 5 9
15. Given 1          
A2 1 I min  A1  A 2   5  1  4   2  4
30
16. Velocity of the particle from 0 to 3 sec V1   10m / s
3
30
Velocity of the particle from 3 to 5 sec V2    15m / s
2
Thus, change in momentum  2  15  2  10  30  20  50kg  m / s
As we know that change in momentum = Impulse
 Impulse on particle at t = 3s = –50 kg – m/s
17. A.B  A  B  A  B
If A = 0, B = 0 then A  B  0  0  0  1  1
If A = 0, B = 1 then A  B  0  1  0  0  0
If A = 1, B = 0 then A  B  1  0  1  1  1
If A = 1, B = 1 then A  B  1  1  1  0  1
E 9.3
18. B   3.1  108
C 3  10 8
  
And direction V  E  B  iˆ  ˆj  Bˆ  Bˆ  Kˆ
19.
4 0
  4 0
Linear expansion for brass 19  10 / C > Linear expansion of steel 11  10 / C . on  
cooling the disc shrinks to a greater extent than the hole and hence if will get loose.
20. Conceptual
v t
dv P P
21. We know that P = F.V P  m. .V ,
dt
V.dv  dt ,
m 0 Vdv  m 0 dt
V
V2 
1/2
P  2P 
  t  V    .t1/2  x  2&y  2 Hence x + y = 2 + 2 =4
2 0 m  m
22. At resonance R  10X L  X C Hence impendence Z   XL  XC 2  R 2  Z  R  10

1 X
23. T cos 45   2 g T:  2g T  2g T  2  10  20 N   20  X  100
2 5
Tcos 45
45
45
F
T sin 45
2g
 cb 3 a a
24. Centre of mass of remaining sphere,   x1 0,  where x1  3 where c  ,b  ,a  a
a  b3 2 2
a a3 a
 .  a  a 
x1  2 83  16    Position of COM    ,0
a 7/8 14  14 
a3 
8
I0 2 40
25. I sin 2 Here I0  40 Wm 2  I   1  5Wm2 &   450
8 8
stress 20
26. From the graph Y  10
 20  1010 N / m 2
strain 1  10
1 1
E   stress  strain  Y . strain 
2
Energy density
2 2

 
2
  20  1010  5  104  25  103 J / m3  E  25 KJ / m3
2
27. If E and W are energy of incident photon and W is the work function of metal surface
K 2 E 2  W 3.5  1.0 2.5
then maximum kinetic energy K = E – W    5
K1 E1  W 1.5  1.0 0.5
28. Here length of solenoid is far greater than the diameter hence we consider it is an infinite
length of solenoid
Magnetic induction inside the solenoid
B  I where n  10 / cm
 4  107  103  5  10 / 10 2 m
 20  104  103 / m B  2  103 T
29. Let V1 & V2 be potentials across A and B respectively
V1 : V2  C2 : C1 V1 : V2  KC : C V1 : V2  K :1  3:1
3 1
V1   10  7.5 V2  10  2.5 Here X  Y  7.5  2.5  10V
4 4
30. The particle will move in a circle of radius
mV sin  1.67  10  4  10   sin 60 2  10 2
27 5
r   m
Bq 0.3  1.6  1019 3
2  102
2 
2 r 3 2
Time period T     107 S
V sin  4  10  sin 60 3
5
The pitch of the helix  V cos  T

2
 4  105  cos60   107  4.35cm  435 102 cm
3

CH EM IST RY
31. Cyclohex–2–en–1–ol
32.
Cl
h (Formed by Free Radical mechanism)
Cl2 Cl
Product (A)
Cl
CCl4 (Formed by Electrophilic

addition reactino on Alkene)
Cl
Product (B)
33.
H
CH = CH2 CH - CH3 CH3
HF Ring
Expantion
20 C+
Hydride ion
transfer
CH3
CH3
30 C+
+
CH3

34. In polar protic solvent, I is less stable due to less hydrogen bonding it means more
nucleophile.
35. The amino group in Aniline is ortho one para directory and powerful activating group as
NH 2 has strong +M effect
Aniline does not undergo Friedel–Craft’s reaction (Alkylation and acylation) as aniline
will form complex with AlCl3 which will deactivate the benzene Ring
36. Wilkinson catalyst   Rh
37. Group
Group-14 E.H
C 2.5
Si 1.8
Ge 1.8
Sn 1.8
Pb 1.9
The E.N values for elements from Si to Pb are almost same. So statement–I is false
38. The correct order of first Ionisation Energy is
Li  B  Be  C  O  N  F
On moving from left to right in a period atomic size decrease, eff increases, so ionization
enthalpy increases but presence of half filled and fully filled configuration will make on
ion more stable thus more will be ionization enthalpy thus the order is
Li  Be  C  N  O  F
39. Conceptual
40. Solid Boron has very strong Crystaline lattice So its melting point unusually high in
group 13 elements
41. Conceptual
42. The maximum number of possible oxidation states of Actinoids are shown by neptunium
(Np) and plutonium (Pu) those octonoids exhibit oxidation states of 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7
2
43.   Pb  OH 4   Na2CrO4
PbCrO4  NaOH 
Dianionic Complex with co-ordination number four
 Fe Fi  : Fe 3  Ar  3d 5
3
44.
F : Weak field ligand

No.of unpaired C  5
  55  2
  35B.M
2
V  H 2C 6  : V 2 : 3d 3

No.of unpaired e  3
  33  2 
  15B : M
2
 Fe  H 2O 6  Fe2 : 3d 6
H 2O : Weak field ligand

No.of unpaired e  4
  44  2
  24 B.M
45. Conceptual
H
46. G  H  T S  H  T S  T 
S
K1 K2
47. B%  %, C %  %
 K1  K 2   K1  K 2 
48. K p  PCo2
PCo2  107.3  0.13  0.082
49. Conceptual
50. Conceptual
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51. In carbylamine test only aliphatic (or) aromatic I amines are involved.
A, d, e, f, I, j, m , n
52. NH2 O
O
CH3
N NH
NH
N O N O
N O
Cytosine
Thymine Uracil
3N 2N
2N
3  2  2  7 Nitrogen
53. 6 PCl5  P4O10 
 10 POCl3
54. Correct Statements II ,V ,VI ,VII
KEHe THe 200 1 He 2 KEHe M Ne 2 5 20
55.         25  5
KENe TNe 1000 5 Ne 2 KEHe M He 2 1 4
56.
 T  f diss

2
2
 T  f diss
1
Kh
57. OH    c  C  K hC
C
Kw
 C  105 P OH  5 PH  9
Ka
58. Conceptual
59.  i  ,  vii  ,  viii 
60. Conceptual

M AT H EM AT ICS
61. S-I: Since 2x  2x  3  3 is an irrational number so xRx  R is reflexive.
 3   3
Here  ,1  R , but  1,   R ,
 2   2 
So R is not symmetric, not Transitive
1
 2 dt
1 1 10t 1
62. Put x  3  I t   dt  .2 1  5t 2  C
t 1 1 10 1  5t 2 10
2 2
 5
t t
1 5 x 2  6x  4
 1  C  C
5  x  3 2 5 x  3
   /2
x sin xdx  sin x sin x
63. I   dx  dx , Put cosx = t
0
1  cos 2
x 2 0
1  cos 2
x 0
1  cos 2 x
dt   
0 2
     tan 1 t     0   
0
1
1 t 2 1
 4 4
64. C   8,12 , r  5
Let  h, k  be the image of C   8,12 w.r.t 4 x  7 y  13  0
h  8 k  12 2  32  84  13
  h  16, K  2
4 7 16  49
Required circle is  x  16    y  2   52  x2  y 2  32 x  4 y  235  0

2 2
c  235, g  16, f  2 , g  f  c  253
65. Alphabetical order is E,L,M,O,U,V

In dictionary order,
No. of words begin with E……………………. is 5!
L……………………. is 5!
M……………………. is 5!
O……………………. is 5!
U……………………. is 5!
V E…………………. is 4!
V L…………………. is 4!
V M…………………. is 4!
V O E…………………. is 3!
V O L E………………. is 2!
V O L M………………. is 2!
V O L U E………………. is 1!
The next work is V O L U M E
Total  5  5!  3  4!  3! 2  2!  1  1  600  72  6  4  2  684

66. OS = 1
1
From OSR,cosec  5
0.2
y
P
1  x
O  S
R
Length of focal chord  4a cos ec 2  4 1 5  100

2
1 3 4
67. P  A  P  B  P  G / A  ,P  G / B 
2 7 7
From Baye’s theorem
1 4
P  B P  G / B .
4
PB / G   2 7 
P  A  P  G / A   P  B P  G / B 1 . 3  1 . 4 7
2 7 2 7
  x x2 x3   x2 x   x x2 x3 
 
a 1     ......   b  1   .......   c 1     ....  
Lt       1! 2! 3! 2
1! 2! 3! 2! 4
68.
x 0  sin x 
 x2. 
x
 
a  b  c  0  1
a  c  0  a  c   2
a b c
   2  a  b  c  4   3 a  1,b  2,c  1
2 2 2
1 2 3
72
69.   A  4 3 4  0   
5
8 4 
1 2 3
21
3  4 3 4 0
5
8 9 9
70. 2 z  3i  z  i
Put z  x  iy  2 x   y  3 i  x  i  y  1
 2 x 2   y  3  x 2   y  1
2 2
 2

 4 x 2   y  3  x 2   y  1  x 2  y2 
2 26y 35
3
 0
3
 13 169 35 169  105 8 13 8
C   0,   ,r     g  f  r  0    7
 3 9 3 9 3 3 3

1  1  4a
71. x  z  1  4a is odd perfect square
2
a  6,12,20,30,42,56 Sum = 166
72. Projection of AB on AC
 AB cos   10cos A
 c 2  b2  a 2  85
 10   
 2bc  14
x  4 y  0 z 1
73.   
2 6 3
P(2,3,4)
Q
Let Q   4  2,6,1  3 
Dr’s of PQ   2  2,6  3, 3  3 
Dr’s of line   2,6, 3
 PQ perpendicular line  a 1a 2  b1b 2  c1c 2  0
13
  2  2  2   6  3 6   3  3  3  0 
49
909 3 101
PQ 2   2  2    6  3   3  3   22  26  49 2   PQ 
2 2 2
49 7
74. A BC   tan 1  2   tan 1  3  C  
 23 
   tan 1  C
 1   2 3 

 tan 1  1  C  0  C  tan 1 1  C 
4
75. y  x 2  1  1
y  3  x   2
 3/2 93/2 27 9
Area    
6 1
2 2
6a 6 2
a  b  12  6  4  8  12  10
76. Mean  9   9  a  b  20
8
a 2  b 2  144  36  16  64  144  100
Variable  9.25   81  9.25
8
 a 2  b2  218  a  7,b  13
 a  b  ab  49  169  91  49  78  127
2 2
 3 8  3 16 
77. A   ,  ,B 3,4 ,C   , 
 5 5  7 7
A
(1) (3)
B (2) C
Equation of altitude AD is 3x  2y  5  0   4
Equation of altitude BE is x  4y  13  0   5
Solving (4) & (5),
 3 22 
We get orthocentre  , 
7 7 
78. Domain  3, 4,5 Range  B   f  3 , f  4  , f  5 
  4 P0 ,3 P1 ,3 P2   1,3,2
79.
M P
6 8 9
4
5 3
7
C
Total = 6+9+7=22
80. n1  50, x1  630, 1  90
n2  40, x2  540, 2  60
n1 12  n2 22 n1n2
2  1
2   x  x2 
2
n1  n2  n1  n2 
81. cos t of the box is
C  15x 2  25x 2  20  4xh   300
bottom top sides labour

 40x 2  80xh  300
 2 1000 
 x h  1000  h  2 
x
80000
C  40x 2   300
x

dC 80000
 0  80x   0  x 3  1000  x  10
dx x
2
dC 2  80000  d 2C 
 80    2  x 10  0
dx 2 x3  dx 
C is minimum when x = 0  h  10
a b c 
Let A  d e f  ,a,b,c,d,e,f ,g, h,i  0,1, 2,3,4 sum of diagonal elements in A A is
T
82.
 
g h i 
5  a 2  b2  c2  d 2  e2  f 2  g 2  h 2  i2  5
The elements of A may be (i) one 2, one 1, seven 0’s
9! 9!
(ii) five 1’s, four 0’s  The total no of matrices formed is   198
7! 5!4!
83. Given set 1, 2,3, 4
Minimum order pairs are
1, 2  ,  2, 2  ,  3,3 ,  4,4  ,  3,1 ,  2,1 ,  2,3 ,  3, 2  , 1,3 , 1, 2 
Thus No.of elements  10
dy y  x 2 2
84. 
dx 2xy
dv v 2  1
Put y = vx  v
dx 2v
xdv v  1
2
dv 1  v 2
 vx 
dx 2v dx 2v
2v dx

1 v 2
dv  
x
 
 log 1  v 2   log x  log c
 y2 

 1  v2 x  c   1  2  x  c  x 2  y 2  cx
 x 
 
Passing (1, 1)
c2  x 2  y 2  2x  0  Centre  1, 0 
10
 x 3  np 10  1 / 2
85.   2  r   2
 3 2x  p  q 1 / 2   2
8 2
 1   3  1   9 5
Independent term is T21  C2      45     
10
 3   2  81  4  4
86. 3, 7, 11, 15, …….  C.d = 4
1, 6, 11, 16, …….  C.d = 5
Common terms are 11, 31, 51, …..
S20   22  19 20   4020
20
Here a = 11, d = 20
2
87. 32024  32022.32

 
9 3 3 674
 9  27
674
 9  28  1
674
 9  28k  1  9  28k  9
 32024   9  28k  9   9 9
    9k   
 28   28   28  28
dy f / x   2x  5y  2
88.  
dx f / y  5x  2y  1
 dy  5  d2 y  11
    2 
 dx at1,1 8  dx 1,1 256
x 2 y2 3
89.   1  e  ,foci   3,0
16 7 4
144  
Eccentricity of hyperbola is
12
 2 144   
Foci  ,0
 12 
144  
 3
6
144    324
  324  144  180
 180 5 
2 
2b 2  36 
L.L.R     5
a 2
90. A  AdjA   3I  A  3
a  AdjA  A  9
2
b  Adj  AdjA   A  3 4  81
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V1 A 2  x12 v12 x 22  v 22 x12

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22. At resonance R  10X L  X C Hence impendence Z   XL  XC 2  R 2  Z  R  10

The pitch of the helix  V cos  T

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h (Formed by Free Radical mechanism)

CCl4 (Formed by Electrophilic

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Let  h, k  be the image of C   8,12 w.r.t 4 x  7 y  13  0

Required circle is  x  16    y  2   52  x2  y 2  32 x  4 y  235  0

c  235, g  16, f  2 , g  f  c  253

65. Alphabetical order is E,L,M,O,U,V

Total  5  5!  3  4!  3! 2  2!  1  1  600  72  6  4  2  684

Length of focal chord  4a cos ec 2  4 1 5  100

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bottom top sides labour

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