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Class: XI_STU_IC/IR_IIT_B1 & B2 JEE-ADVANCED-2022-P1-Model Date: 26-03-23

Time: 3hrs PTA-02 Max. Marks: 180

KEY

MATHEMATICS
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
55.00 0.25 1.50 54.00 4.00 5.00 20.50 20.00 A,C
10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18
A,B,C A,B B,D B,C,D A C B C D

PHYSICS
19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27
4.00 2.00 17.00 2.00 0.10 3.00 37.50 40.00 B,D
28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36
B,C A,D B,C,D A,B,C B,C,D B C A C

CHEMISTRY
37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45
3.00 9.00 2.00 3.00 2.00 6.00 1.00 5.00 D
46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54
A,B,C,D A,C,D B A,B,C,D D B D D D
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Solutions
n r
 x  x
1. 2n 1    Tr 1  2n . nCr  
 6 6

1 1
 2n . n C7 . 7
 2n . n C8 . 8
6 6

 6 . nC7  n C8  n  7  48  n  55.

r
 3a  15
Tr 1 15 Cr  x 2 
15 r r r 30 3 r
2.    Cr 3 a x
 x 

 30  3r  21

 3r  9  r  3

 coefficient is 15C3 33 a 3  5.7.13.33 a 3  3640

2
a
3

3. n
Pr  n Pr 1

n! n!
Or  (or) n–r=1 (1)
 n  r !  n  r  1!
n! n!
Again n Cr n Cr 1 = 
 n  r !r !  n  r  1! r  1!
1 1
or  (or) n – 2r = –1 (2)
r n  r 1

Solving (1) and (2), n = 3, r = 2.

4. N = 12600 = 23  32  52  71

The number of even divisors is equal to number of ways in which one or more ‘2’, zero or more ‘3’,
zero or more ‘5’ and zero or more ‘7’ can be selected, and is given by (3)(2 + 1)(2 + 1)(1 + 1) = 54.

5. For the ellipse

x2 y 2
 1
16 9

The equation of director circle is x2 + y2 = 25. The director circle with cut the ellipse

x2 y 2
 1
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at four points. Hence,

Number of points = 4.

b2 b2
6. e2  2
 1 or 2
 e2  1  24
a a

Now, y = mx + c is tangent to the hyperbola

x2 y 2
 1
a 2 b2

Then we must have

a 2 m2  b2  0

or m 2  b 2 / a 2 or m 2  24

then least positive integral value of m is 5.

7. Quadrilateral ADCB = ADC  ACB

1 23
ADC  1 7  2   4  2  1  5 1  7   
2 2

1
ACB  1 2  4   5  4  1  3 1  2    9
2

1
 Area of the quadrilateral ADCB  20 sq. units.
2

8.

x sec  y tan 
Any tangent of hyperbola is  1
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 A   4cos ,0 and B   0, 3cot 

Let M(h, k) be the mid-point

4
 2h  4 cos   sec  
2h

3
and 2k  3cot   tan   
2k

sec2   tan 2   1

16 9
 4
x2 y 2

 A  B  16  4  20 .

9. (A, C)

 1
Rewriting the equation  y  1  4  x  
2

 2

1 
Vertex =  ,1
2 

3 
 Axis y  1. The focus  ,1 .
2 

10. (A, B, C)

3
(A) Tangent of slope m is y  mx 
m

For m = 3, tangent is y = 3x + 1

(B) Normal of slope m is y  mx  6m  3m3

For m = 2, normal is y = 2x – 36

(C) Directrix is x = –3

Any point on it is (–3, k)

Its chord of contact is ky = 6(x – 3)

k
or 6x – ky = 18 or 2 x  y6
3

(D) Line x – 2y + 12 = 0 is a tangent to y2 = 12x at (12, 12).

11. (A, B)

xy + 4x – 3y – 12 = 0
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  x  3 y  4  0
xy – 3x + 4y – 12 = 0

  x  4 y  3  0
The vertices are A(–4, –4), B(–4, 3), C(3, 3), D(3, –4)

Diagonal AC is x = y and diagonal BD is x + y + 1 = 0.

12. (B, D)

x y 4 3
  1 , where a  b  1 and   1  a  2, b  3 or a  2, b  1
a b a b

x y x y
Hence,   1 or   1.
2 3 2 1

13. (B, C, D)

f (x, y) = (x + 2y + 3)(3x + 4y + 5)

2h 10 5
m1 + m2 =    
b 8 4

a 3
m1m2 =  
b 8

Also L1 and L2 intersect at (1, –2)

 Sum of abscissa and ordinate  1

2 h2  ab 2 25  24 2
tan    
ab 11 11

2  2 
sin      sin 1  .
5 5 5 5 

14. (A)

x2 y 2
Tangent to the ellipse 2  2  1
a b

x cos  y sin 
at P  a cos , b sin  is given by  1
a b

It meets the coordinate axes at A  a sec ,0 and B  0, b cosec  .

1
Therefore, Area of OAB   a sec  b co sec 
2
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ab
or 
sin 2

For area to be minimum, sin 2 = 1

  min  ab.

15. (C)

6 Boys and 5 girls

1 = Number of ways of selecting 3 boys and 2 girls

 6C3  5C2  200

 2 = Boys and girls are equal and members are greater than or equal to 2

 6C1. 5C1  6C2 . 5C2  6C3 . 5C3  6C4 . 5C4  6C5 . 5C5

 30 150  200  75  6  461

 3 = Number of ways of selecting 5 members having at least 2 girls

= Total cases without any restriction – cases when no girl is selected

– cases when exactly one girl is selected

 11C5  6C5  6C4 . 5C1  11C5  81  381

For  4 , Number of ways in which G1 is included and M1 is excluded

 4C1. 5C2  4C2 . 5C1  4C3  40  30  4  74

Number of ways in which M1 is included and G1 is excluded

 4C2 . 5C1  4C3  34

Number of ways in which both G1 and M1 are excluded

 4C4  4C3 . 5C1  4C2 . 5C2  81

Hence,  4 = 74 + 34 + 81 = 189.

16. (B)
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Area of LMN  4 3

1
2
 2b   3b   4 3

 b 2  4  b  2  2b  4

a
Here,  cot 30o  a  3b  a  2 3
b

Now, b 2  a 2  e 2  1

 4  12  e 2  1

1 4
 e2  1  =
3 3

2
 e
3

2
Distance between foci = 2ae  2  2 3  8
3

2b2 2  4 4
Length of latus rectum =   .
a 2 3 3

17. (C)

(I) x  at and y  2at eliminate t

2

2
 y 
 x  a    4ax  y 2
 2a 
(II) Director circle of x 2  y 2  r 2 is x  y  2r .
2 2 2

a a x y
(III) cos  , cot  sec   , tan 
x y a a

sec2  tan 2  1
x2 y 2
 1
a2 a2
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x 2  y 2  a 2 locus
(IV) Let P(h, k) be mid-point of chord AB.
Equal of chord T=S1 ,
x  h  y . k  a  x  h   h2  k 2  2ah
Chord passes through (0,0).
  a  h   h2  k 2  2ah

 Locus of P  h, k 

x 2  y 2  ax
18. (D)

The given lines are x(x + y – 1)(x – y) = 0. So, lines x = 0, x + y – 1 = 0 and x – y = 0 form triangle
OAB as shown in the diagram. The triangle is right-angled at point B. Hence, the orthocentre is
(1/2, 1/2). Also, the circumcentre is the midpoint of OA which is (0, 1/2). The centroid is

 0  1/ 2   0 0  1/ 2   1  1 1
 ,  or  , 
 3 3  6 2

1
Also, OA = 1, OB = OC = . Hence, the incentre is
2

     
 0 1/ 2  1/ 2 1  0 1/ 2 0 1/ 2  1/ 2 1  1 1/ 2 
  1 1 
,  , .

  
1/ 2  1  1/ 2   
1/ 2  1  1/ 2   
  22 2 2

19. (4)

Change in internal energy for cyclic process (U)  0

For process a  b, (P-constant)

Wa b  PV  nRT  400R

For process b  c (T-constant)

Wbc  2R(300) ln 2

For process
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c  d (p-constant) Wcd  400R

For process d  a(T  constant)

Wda  2R(500) ln 2 network,

(W)  Wa b  Wbc  Wcd  Wda

W  400R ln 2

dQ = dU + dW, first law of thermodynamics.

dQ = 400 R ln 2

20 (2)

Suppose that the plank is displaced from its equilibrium position by x at time t, the centre of the
cylinder is, therefore, displaced by x/2.
 the mechanical energy of the system is given by, E = K.E. (Plank) + P.E. (spring) + K.E.
(cylinder)
2
 d  x 
2
1  dx  1 1
E  m    kx 2  2m    
2  dt  2 2  dt  2  
2
  1 d  x   1  7  dx  1 2
2
11
  2m.R 2        m    kx
2 2   R dt  2   2  4  dt  2

After differentiating the total energy and equating it to zero, one finds acceleration   x
2

4k
 2
The angular frequency, 7m rad/sec

21. (17)

Fl
l 
AY
l  F 
   strain
l  AY 
1
Potential energy per unit volume   stress  strain
2
1 F F
U  
2 A AY
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1 1
or U 2
or U  4
A D
4
U1  D2  16
   
U 2  D1  1

22. (2)

hrdg M
T d
2  r 2h
hr M
T  g
2  r 2h
Mg
T
2 r
M  r
M 2 r2

M 1 r1
M 2 2r
  2
M r
M 2  2M

23. (0.1)

Terminal velocity spherical body in a viscous liquid is given by

2r 2
vT   –   g
9

Where r = radius of the sphere,  = density of the sphere,  = coefficient of viscosity,

 = density of liquid

 v   –  

vg g –  19.5–1.5
  2
vs s –  10.5–1.5

vg 0.2
 vs    0.1m / s
2 2
24. (3)

H1 d1c1

H 2 d 2c2
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25. (37.50)

T2 500 3
  1  1   0.375
T1 800 8

%  37.50

26. (40 cm)

1
T  2 ; h  at 2
a 2

1
8 a  42  a  4m / s 2
2

4  4 2
4

4 400
 m  40 cm .
 2
10

27. (B, D)

x  3sin100t  8cos2 50t

8 1  cos100t 
 3sin100t 
2

x  4  3sin100t  4 cos100t

 x  4   5sin 100t     tan  

4

 3

Amplitude = 5 units Maximum displacement = 9 units.

28. (B, C)

In a cyclic process, the system returns to its initial state. Hence the change in the internal energy dU
= 0. Therefore, choice (B) is correct. From the first law of thermodynamics,

dQ  dU  dW  dW ( dU  0)

29. (A, D)

 eA  T 4  To4 
dQ
dt

dT eA 4
 
dt

mS
 T  To4 
eA
K
mS
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30. (B, C, D)


Acceleration leads by phase  w.r.t. displacement and velocity leads by phase w.r.t. displacement.
2

31. (A, B, C)

Internal Energy is a state function and work done is positive when volume increases.

32. (B, C, D)

l
l  2l  l  l , strain  l
l

Stress= y  strain

Energy per unit volume

1 1
=  stress  strain =  y 1
2 2

33. (B)

2T
h
r  geff

If g = 0 tube has in sufficient length

2  r1  r2  T    r22  r12   hg

34. (C)

See the conditions of different process

35. (A)

Conceptual

36. (C)

Time period of a simple pendulum = 2

g eff

m
Time period of a spring pendulum = 2
k

37. (3)
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Cl CH3
OH CH3 CH3
CH3 CH3
CH3 Cl CH3
+
H

Cl
H3C CH3

38. (9)
HCOO C4 H 9  4
CH 3COOC3 H 7  2

C2 H 5COOC2 H5 1
C3 H 7COOCH 3  2
39. (2)
Conceptual
40. (3)
41. (2)
BeH2  solid  , B2 H 6

42. (6)
d, g structures can’t exhibit tautomerism.
43. (1)
44. (5)

Aqueous solution of borax is acidic buffer due to formation of H3BO3 & NaBO2
45. (D)
i) do not show GI.
CH 2  CH  CH  CH  CH3

Shows GI
ii) No GI

iii) Both double bond show GI but molecule is symmetrical

46. (ABCD)

site of O.I
HO  CH  CH  CH  COOH
OH
site for GI
Ex: of position isomer of given compound
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CH  CH  CH  COOH
OH
HO
47. (A, C, D)
48. (D)
With hard Lewis bases containing N or O donors Lewis acid character decreases down the group
since softness increase with increase in size of IIIrd group element and reverse is true with soft
Lewis bases containing P or S donars.
Since BH3 unit acts as soft Lewis acid due to hyper conjugation

..
H H +
H
H B C O H B C O: H B C O
H H H
Because of this reason BH3 transfer to the soft S donar and harder Lewis acid BF3 combines with
the hard N donor atom
Because of the above reaction monoborane is soft acid and prefer to form adduct with soft bases.
49. (A, B, C, D)
(A) Due to small size carbon can form p  p bonds.
(B, C) Follow the structures of diamond and graphite.
(D) CO2 acidic SnO2 and PbO2 are amphoteric. PbO2 can act as oxidising agent as Pb+4 is unstable
due to inert pair effect.
50. (D)
Hint: e is most acidic and c is least between d & f, f forms carbanion which goes into conjugation
with ring so more stable. Along with conjugation with oxygen which is more EN
51. (B)

52. (B)
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O

H3C
O (i) LiAlH4 H3C
OH
O (ii) dil H+
CH3 OH
O
O
H3C CH3

O (i) excess CH3MgCl O

(ii) H+
H3C O H3C O

O
(i) LiAlH4
3 CH 3OH
H3CO OCH3 (ii) dil H+

O Ph OH
H+

Ph CH3 H2O HO CH3

53. (D)
54. (D)