AITS 2324 FT V JEEM LD Sol

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FULL TEST – V
JEE (Main)-2024
TEST DATE: 17-01-2024
ANSWERS, HINTS & SOLUTIONS

Physics PART – A
SECTION – A
1. C
Sol. v  v c  R  0
In the frame of centre of mass, which is moving with constant velocity VC.
V2
Centripetal acceleration = C upward.
R
V2
 Required acceleration = C upward.
R
2. A
1
Sol. Energy density =  o E o2 and E o  (E rms ) 2
2
3. C
Sol. From conservation of angular momentum
I  Io o
1 2 1 I2o2o 1 2  Io 
 I   I 2  Io o   
2 2 I 2 I
(K.E.)final < (K.E.)initial ; I > Io
 W man = –ve.
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4. D
Sol. Just before striking velocity of bob
V = 2gh
By COM mv = (m + m)v
1
By COME (2m)(v)2  (2m)gH
2
5. C
m
Sol. For the system of two particles gravitational energy is given as
U = -Gm1m2/r
600
UA = U2 + U23 + U31
d
GMm 3 Gm2
UA = -3 =-
d d
600 600
The answer is (C). m
m
–ve sign resembles that the particles are bounded by their mutual gravitational field.
6. B
Sol. 10 kg mass will gain velocity along the string only. Using momentum conservation along the
string
10 cos 600 1
v  m/s
10  5 3
7. D
1
mv 2 gR2m 2 gR 2  gR2  2
Sol.   V   V   
 R  x  R  x 2 R  x  R  x 
8. B
m
Sol. T  2
k
0.9
3  2
k
0.4
T  2
k
T 0.4 2
    T  2 sec
3 0.9 3
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9. A
Semi-circle
Sol. As shown in the figure, angle of incidence will be minimum
for the ray travelling along the inner edge. So the whole E
incident light entering the glass through surface A will
emerge from the glass through surface B. 
D
 > IC R
C
O
sin > sinIC R
1 2
But as, sinIC = 
 3 d
A B
And from the geometry of the figure,
OC R R
sin =  
OE OD  DE Rd
R 2
so,  , i.e. R > 2d
Rd 3
d 1  d 1
i.e.,  so   
R 2 R 2
10. C
Sol. For charging q = CE(1  e t /RC )
Charge at t = RC  qo = CE(1 – e–1)
At t = RC discharging starts
1 1 1 
 q = qo(e–t/RC) = CE(1 – e–1) ×  CE   2 
e e e 
11. A
V 2 v
Sol. Required ratio = 
Area / (t1  t 2 ) 1
V
t
t1 (t1 + t2)
12. B
Sol. Antinodes are formed at a distance 0.6r from the end of the tube, where r is radius of the
tube.
47 + 2  .6r = /2
 = v/n = 100 cm
47 + .6D = 100/2
D = 5 cm
13. B
dx
Sol. dV = – IdR =  I
A
dV 
 I  k
dx A
 R = k/I
II Method:
 dV 
V2  V1     d  kL  IR
 d 
14. B
 m  em2   m2  em2 
Sol. V1   1  u1    u2
 m1  m2   m1  m2  V1 V2
m 6 6 m m m
 1 e   1 e 
 2   6   2   6 
   
2 4
  6    6   2 m / s
6 6
15. A
 1002   2002 
 100   600  
500  25   100  = 500
Sol. Total resistance =  2
3 100 2002
100   600 
25 100
2
200
Required heat = = 80 J.
500
16. C
v
Sol. For closed organ pipe fC   2n  1 with n = 1, 2, …
4L C
v
While for open organ pipe fO  n with n = 1, 2, …
2LO
According to given problem
v 330
fC   110 i.e., LC   0.75 m
4L C 4  110
Furthermore
3v 2v 330  3v 
~  2.2 or  330  2.2  as  3fC  330 
4L C 2L O LO  4L C 
330
i.e., LO   LO  1.00067 m or 0.9937 m
330  2.2
17. A
V2 V3
Sol. R= V  ; R  V3
gv o gVo
18. A
Sol. po + 2gh – 2aol/2 – aol/2 – gh = po
3a l
h o
2g
19. C
3 GMm
Sol. Potential energy of particle at the centre of earth is U  
2 Re
3GM
So, Ve   3gRe
Re
20. A
Sol. The equivalent capacitance
40 (3a  4a)
C  40 (4a)
(4a  3a)
= 640a
SECTION – B
21. 4
 di 
Sol. V  L 
 dt 
22. 1
1 Q
Sol. P1  P2    v 22  v 12   g  h2  h1 
2
1 P 2.5m
=  10 3 (12  32 )  103  10(0.5)
2 2m
= 4  103  5  10 3
= 1000 J/m3
23. 2
Sol.  dt  NAB idt
0  NABQ ……(i)
1 2 1 2
0  Cmax …….(ii)
2 2
From equation (i) and (ii)
NABQ
max 
C
24. 2
1 q  Q  q
Sol. F
4 0 r2
dF
For maximum repulsion force  Q  2q  0
dq
Q 2
 2
q 1
25. 3
2Io
Sol. i t [0 < t < t/2]
T
T/ 2
2Io
 t 2dt
T 0 I
irms = = o .
T/2 3
26. 4
Sol. The charge q is completely closed by four identical given box. Therefore, the required
1 q
flux = .
4 o
27. 2
Sol. F  i2 2 B  10  2 2  10
= 200 2 = 2  100 2
28. 5
Sol. At stable equilibrium, U is minimum.
dU d2U
= 0 and >0
dx dx 2
1  x 3 ax 2 
=    20x  = 0.
dx  3 2 
2
 x – 9x + 20 = 0.  (x – 5) (x – 4) = 0.
x = 5 and x = 4 are points of equilibrium.
d2U
And U minimum when > 0. i.e. at x = 5.
dx 2
29. 1
Sol. VA – VB = 6V for current in 4  resistor to be zero.
Potential difference 2  resistor = 10 – 6 = 4 V
Current through 2  resistor = 2 A
net emf (10  4)
So, 2 = 
net resistance (2  R)
On solving, R  1 
30. 3
Sol. 2000 × 15 × 0.5 + m × 80 = 2500 × 25 × 1
m = 500 gm
Water = 2.5 kg + 0.5 kg = 3 kg.
Chemistry PART – B
SECTION – A
31. B
n2
Sol. rn  x  .
Z
2
1 x o
 x   A
3 3
32. B
Sol. The unit of k will be mol-1/2L1/2s–1.
33. B
Sol. It is a zero order reaction.
34. B
Sol. The N atom in NO2 undergoes sp-hybridization with bond angle 180o.
35. C
Sol. KI3  K   I3
1
 The oxidation number of iodine in I3 is 
3
36. D
Sol. Ka increases only by increasing temperature.
37. C
Sol. Milliequivalent of H2SO4 = 25.1 x 0.02 = 0.502
Equivalent = 0.502 x 10-3
Eq of H2SO4 = Eq of CaCO3
 Mass of CaCO3 = Eq x 50 = 0.502 x 10-3 x 50 = 0.0251
100 mL H2O = 100 g contains 0.0251 g CaCO3
0.0251
106 g of water will contain  106 = 251 g of CaCO3
102
 The degree of hardness = 251 ppm
38. C
Sol. P4O10 removes water from HNO3 forming N2O5.
39. B
Sol. It produces nascent oxygen (O) which can bleaching colouring matter.
40. D
Sol.
41. D
Sol. The products are due to coupling of different alkyl groups. If CH3CH2CH2Cl is RCl and
CH3CHCH3 is R’Cl, the products will be RR, R’R’ and RR’.
Cl
42. C
Sol. NH3 does not have suitable orbital to form backbond.
43. B
Sol. Due to intermolecular hydrogen bonding.
44. A
Sol. Aliphatic amines are stronger base than aromatic amines
45. C
NH4 Cl HCl
Sol. CH3CHO 
KCN
MeCH NH2  CN 
HO
 MeCH NH2  COOH
2
46. B
Sol. 4BCl3  6 H2  C   B 4 C  12HCl
The reaction takes place in the preparation of bullet proof fabric from B4C.
47. D
Sol. This is due to lanthanoid contraction on 6th period.
48. B
Sol. The configuration of carbon atoms at 3, 4, 5 positions should be same.
49. C
Sol. Tertiary alcohols do not undergo oxidation.
50. C
Sol. The functional isomer of C2H5NH2 is CH3NHCH3 which is more basic than C2H5NH2.
SECTION – B
51. 3
Sol. Pt NH3 NH2OHNO2 py  NO2
All four ligands are different, so it can be compared to M abcd. Three geometrical
isomers are possible as follows
a c a b a b
M M M
d b d c c d
52. 3
2
0.0591  Zn 
Sol. ECell = E  o
Cell log  2
n H 
0.0591 10 2
or, 0.6418 = [0-(-0.76)] - log 2
2 H 
on solving, [H+]2 = 10–6
[H+] = 10–3, pH = 3
53. 724
Sol. The elevation in boiling point is
n
Tb = Kb m : m = molality 2  1000
w1
n
2 = 0.76  2  1000
100
5
n2 
19
Also, from Raoult’s law of lowering of vapour pressure
p n2 n
o
 x2   2
p n1  n2 n1
5 18
 p  760    36 mm of Hg
19 100
 p  760  36  724 mm of Hg
54. 132
Sol. Structure of metaboric acid is
OH
B
O O
B B
HO O OH
Molar mass = 132
55. 9
Sol. Kb = 10-5, pKb = 5
BOH + HCl  BCl + H2O
At half neutralization, 50% of the base is converted to its salt, with strong acid HCl, it
forms a basic buffer.
pOH  pK b  log
salt 
base
pOH  5  log
 salt 
base
[salt] = [base]
pOH = 5
pH = 14 – pOH = 9
56. 3
Sol. n = 3,  = 1 and m = -1, for the lowest or miniumum sum.
57. 352
Sol. H = 70.4 kJ mol–1 = 70400 J mol–1
S = 2(400) – (250 + 350) = 200 J K–1 mol–1
H 70400
T (as G = H - TS = 0 at equm) =  352K
S 200
58. 195
Sol. Formula is Be3Si2O7
59. 20
Sol. Half-life of first order reaction does not depend on concentration of reactant.
60. 10
Sol. NaCN  HCl  NaCl  HCN
1  110 V  1 0 0
110 – V 0 V V
pH  pK a  log
Salt   pK  log 110  V
a
 Acid V
For highest pH,

Salt   10  110  V
 Acid 1 V
 On solving, V = 10 mL
Mathematics PART – C
SECTION – A
61. D
Sol. Put x  r cos , y  r sin 
 2013r 2  2004.r 2 sin2  1
1
 r2 
2013  2004 sin 2
r is maximum, when 2013  2004 sin 2 is minimum.
1 1
2013  2004 sin2 |min.  9  r 2 |max   r |max 
9 3
62. C
Sol. R = {(1, 3), (2, 5)}
Obviously, R is not reflexive or symmetric
R is trivially transitive.
63. A
Sol. Using (a + b)7 – (a - b)7
 2[ 7 C1a6b  7 C3 a 4b3  7 C5 a2b5  7 C7 b7 ],
We get P(x)  7 C1 (x 5  1)3 x  7 C 2 (x 5  1)2 x 3  7 C3 (x 5  1)x 5  7 C7 x 7
Which is a polynomial of degree 16.
64. B
Sol. Let the numbers selected by x1, x 2 , x3
We must have 2x 2  x1  x 3
 x1  x 3  even
12
 x1, x 3 both are even, we can select them in C2 ways. Similarly, if x1 and x 2 both
12
are odd, we can again select them in C2 ways.
12
Thus, total ways  2. C2  132
65. C
Sol. [x] is not differentiable at integral points. Also n  p sin x   n  p sin x 
p sin x  is not differentiable, where p sin x is an integer. But p is prime and
0  sin x  10  x  
r
 p sin x s an integer only when sin x  , where 0  r  p and r  N
p

For r  p, sin x  1  x  in  0,  
2
r
For 0  r  p,sin x 
p
r 1 r
 x  sin1
or   sin
p p
Number of such values of x  p  1  p  1  2p  2
 Total number of points, where f  x  is not differentiable are 1  2p  2  2p  1.
66. C
Sol. (x - 2)(y - 4) = 4 is the given hyperbola
 (x - 2)(y - 4) = 0 is the equation of pair of asymptotes
 (x -2)(y - 4) = -4 is the equation of the conjugate hyperbola
67. C
Sol. Any curve through the intersection of given curves is
(2x + 3y + 19) (9x + 6y – 17) + xy = 0.
For this curve to represent a circle coefficient of x 2  coefficient of y 2 and coefficient of
xy term = 0
 12  27    0    39
 Equation of required circle is
(2x + 3y + 19) (9x + 6y – 17) – 39xy = 0
 18 x 2  12xy  34x  27 xy  18 y 2  51y  171x  114y  323  39 xy  0
 18 x 2  18y 2  137 x  63y  323  0
68. A
Sol. 4x  a  3  2x   a  4   0
x  0, Let y  2x
y2  a  3  y   a  4   0
The roots of Quadratic must lie b/w (0, 1]
2
(A) a  3  4 a  4  0
2
a  9  6a  4a  16  0
a 2  10a  25  0
aR
a3
(B) 0 1
2
0  a3  2
0a5
(C) f(0) = a – 4  0 a4
(D) f(1) = 1 – a + 3 + a – 4  0 a  (4, 5]
69. D
Sol. a + b + c  20
 a + b + c + d = 20, a, b, c  1, d  0
 a1 + b1 + c1 + d = 17, a1, b1, c1, d  0
No. of solutions = 17 + 4  1C41 = 20C3 = 1140
70. B
Sol. Given nC2 = 153
 n2 – n – 306 = 0 n = 18.
71. B
5 9 15 23
Sol. cot 1  cot 1  cot 1  ...  cot 1
3 3 3 3
 2 1   3 2   n 1 n 
        
1
 tan  3 3 1
  tan  3 3 1
  ...  ...  tan  3 3   ...
 1 2  1   1 3  2   1 n  1  n 
     
 3 3  3 3  3 3 
n 1 1
 Sn  tan1  tan 1
3 3
  
lim Sn   
n 2 6 3
72. B
1 2 1
 x3  x  x3 1
Sol. It is equal to    x  f  x     dx which is less than 0 4 dx  16
 2  
0 4 
73. A
Sol. f  x   an xn  an1x n1  an  2 x n 2  ...  a0 ,  x   m then f  m   anmn  an1mn1  ...  a0
n n 1... a0
f  f  m   1  an  f  m   1  an1  f  m   1
kf  m   an  an1  ...  a0  kf  m   f 1
f  f m   1 f 1
Since k  integer
f m  f m
 m  1 hence x  1, 2 
74. A
Sol. Total such numbers are  3  2    3!   36
Sum of all such numbers 66666  18  1199988
75. D
2
1  
Sol. f  x  ln  x2  1  x  x2  1  x 
2  
1  2 2 
 ln  x  1  x  x 2  1  x  2
2 
x 2

 1  x2 

1

2

ln 2 x 2  1  2 
An even function hence neither one – one nor onto.
76. C
cos x  3 cos x  3
Sol. I  2
dx   2
dx
   
 1  2 sin  x  3  
1  sin x  3 cos x 
  
cos ec x cot x  3 cos ec 2 x 1
Dividing by sin2 x , we get I   2
dx  c
cos ec x  1  3 cot x  cos ec x  1  3 cot x
sin x
 c
 
1  2 sin  x  
 3
77. B
Sol. Odd power of a skew symmetric matrix is always a skew symmetric matrix
78. C
Sol. Plane containing the line will be given as  4x  2y  10     5y  4z  3   0
 4x   5  2  y  4z  3  10  0
The plane passing through (4, 3, 7) will give 
 16   5  2  y  4z  3  10  0
 10  0    0
i.e. 4x  2y  10  0
79. D
 3 
Sol. Let y  f 1  8x   8x  f  y   8y 3  3y  8y 3  1  2 
 8y 
1/ 3
1/3  3  x1/3
 2x  2y  1  2  y 1/ 3
 8y   3 
1  2 
 8y 
 3 
Similarly, let z  f 1  x   x  f  z   8z3  3z  8z3  1  2 
 8z 
1/ 3
 3  x1/ 3
 x1/3  2z  1  2  z 1/3
 8z   3 
2 1  2 
 8z 
f 1  8x   f 1  x 
Thus, L im
x  x1/3
yz
 Lim
x1/3
x 
yz
 Lim
x  x1/3
 
 
 1 1 
 Lim  1/3
 1/3 
y 
z  1  3   3  
2 1  2 
 
8y 2   8z  
 
1
 1
2
1

2
80. A
Sol. arg  z2   arg  z4   arg  z1   arg  z3   
z z  z z
 arg  2 4     2 4  k (where k  0)
 z1z3  z1z3
z z
k  2 4 1
z1 z3
 z 2z 4  z1z3
2 2
z1z3   z1  z3  z2  z 4    z1  z3  z2  z 4 
2 2
 z1z3   z1  z3  z 2  z 4   z1z 3  z1  z3  z 2  z 4 
2
  
 z1z3 z1  z3 z2  z1   z1  z 3  z2  z4 
  z  z  z 2  z 4   z1  z 3  z 2  z 4  
 1  1 3  1
 z z
1 3 z z
2 4 
SECTION – B
81. 6
sin 2n 
Sol. By using formula cos .cos 2.cos 4.....cos 2n 1   we get
2n sin 
4
 1
log 2 log1/ 4  2   log 2 8  6
4 
82. 16
Sol. If (t i2 ,2t i ) , i = 1, 2, 3 are conormal points, then,
t1  t 2  t 3  0
Here t1 = 1, t2 = -3  t3 = 2
   4,   4
83. 1
Sol. Given is equation of an ellipse with foci at (1, 2) and (-1, 2) and length of major axis
being 4.
1
 2ae  2 and 2a  4  e 
2
84. 6
Sol. (1, 4) is the focus of the parabola, and 3x + 4y = 4 is the directrix
| 3.1  4.4  4 |
 2a   3  4a  6
5
85. 5
Sol. Let origin is shifter to (1, 0) after this the
equation will be max  x , y   k
Area  4k 2  100
k 5
86. 3
3 3
Sol. 
y  f  x   sin 1 x   cos x  ,  1  x  1
1
2 2
dy 3 sin


1
x   3  cos x  1
0
dx 1  x2
 
 sin1 x  cos1 x sin1 x  cos 1 x  0 
1
 sin1 x  cos1 x  x 
2
x –1 1 1
2
3 3 3 3
f  x  7   3 3 3
 3    0
8 8 64 64 32 8 8
3
7 3
 max. f  x   , min.f  x  
8 32
 7 1  3 29 3
 max f  x   mn.f  x       
 8 32  32
 q  p  32  29  3
87. 2
Sol. At point of maxima f '  x   0 and f "  x   0
 f "  x   x2  f 2 x   0
Since the curve x 2  y 2  a 2 and x 2  f 2  x   0
x12  y12  a 2  Point lies outside hyperbola
Hence, 2 tangents
88. 5
Sol. tan55º.tan65º.tan75º
tan75º
= tan5º.tan(60º 5º ).tan(60º 5º ).
tan5º
tan15º.tan(90º 15º )
  cot 5º
tan5º
 x5
89. 2
Sol. f '  x   3x 2  2x  a sin x
Clearly f '  0   0
 x  0 must be point of minima of y  f '  x  (if sign of derivative should not change)
i.e. f "  0   0
 f "  x   6x  2  a cos x
f " 0   2  a  0  a  2
f "'  x   6  a sin x  f "'  0   6  a  6  2  8  0
90. 1
f ' x
Sol. We have f '  x   f  x    1  ln  f  x    x  c
f  x
As x  0, f  0   1  c  0
2
Now, g  x   e
x
 x  1 
 e x  e x x 2  2x 
1 1
So, 2x 2

 f  x  g  x  dx   e x  2x dx, 
0 0
1
Put 2x  t,dx  dt
2
2
1 t  t2 
  e   t  dt
20 4 
3 1
   e2   ae2  b
 4 4
3 1
a  b    1
4 4

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