07 04 2024 SR Super60 Elite, Target & LIIT BTs Jee Adv20

Sri Chaitanya IIT Academy.,India.
 A.P  T.S  KARNATAKA  TAMILNADU  MAHARASTRA  DELHI  RANCHI

A right Choice for the Real Aspirant
ICON Central Office - Madhapur - Hyderabad
Sec: Sr.Super60_Elite, Target & LIIT-BTs Paper -1(Adv-2022-P1-Model) Date: 07-04-2024
Time: 09.00Am to 12.00Pm GTA-22/20 Max. Marks: 180
KEY SHEET
MATHEMATICS
1 920 2 21 3 7 4 13 5 180 6 6
7 23 8 12 9 BD 10 ACD 11 ABC 12 AD
13 AB 14 BCD 15 D 16 A 17 A 18 C
PHYSICS
19 4 20 64 21 4 22 4 23 7 24 1.41
25 7 26 0.5 27 ABD 28 A 29 B 30 AD
31 ABC 32 A 33 A 34 D 35 C 36 B
CHEMISTRY
60.99
37 - 38 3 39 10 40 276 41 3 42 3
61.00
43 9 44 11 45 B 46 CD 47 CD 48 AC
49 C 50 BCD 51 C 52 C 53 B 54 A
Sri Chaitanya IIT Academy 07-04-2024_Sr.Super60_Elite, Target & LIIT-BTs_Jee-Adv(2022-P1)_GTA-22/20_Key& Sol’s
SOLUTIONS
MATHEMATICS

dx
t
 
2
0 x 1 1 x
2024
  et2 t xe x 2dx
1. e 
0

t 1 2 
e4   e t  1
2 
By graph, we get 2 solutions
R2
R 2  42 R  1000  4  84  1000  1000  80  920
 2x 
  1  2cos
3k 
2.  3
k 1 


 1   x 
2 x  1 x
  1  2  4sin k 

x 3sin k sin3 k 
k 1 3  3  k 1 3sin
k
3 4 3 
3
  x   x 
 sin x
  k 1    sin sin k 1 
 3  1  sin x 3 ....... 3 
  x  lim
k 
k 3  sin x

x x
k 1  3sin
k 
sin sin k 
 3   3 9 3 
 
sin x
lim xf  x   sin x
k  x
sin  k 
3  sin x
 f  x 
 x x
 k
3 
sin x  
  sin x   x 1  x 1 x  2
Non–Differentiable at 21 points in 0,14  .
         
3. Let A  ,B  and C 
4 4 4
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sin A sin B 1
 tan A tan B tan C  1  
cos A cos B tan C
sin A sin B  cos A cos B 1  tan C
 
sin A sin B  cos A cos B 1  tan C
[By Componendo and Dividendo]
 
sin   C 
 cos A  B   4 
 
cos A  B   
cos   C 
4 
   
 2sin   C  cos  A  B   2cos   C  cos  A  B   0
 4   4 
   
 sin   C  A  B  sin   C  A  B
 4   4 
   
 cos   C  A  B   cos   C  A  B  0 …………(1)
 4   4 
 
A B C   , B  A  C    ,
4 4
 
C  A  B    and A  B  C 
4 4
 1  cos   cos   cos   1  0 R = 7.
4. Diagonals AC and DB are drawn. Since O is the intersection of the medians of ABC ,
1 1
the altitude of AOB from O is the altitude of ABC from C; i.e. the side length, s,
3 3
of the square.
1 11  1
Hence, area of AOB  (area of ABC )   s 2   s 2 .
3 3  2  6
1
Similarly, area COB  s 2 . The area of AOCD is obtained by subtracting the areas
6
of triangles AOB and COB from that of the square.
1 2
So, area AOCD = s 2  s 2  s 2 .
3 3
10
5.   xi  x yi  y   320
i 1
10 10 10 10 10
 xi yi  y xi  x yi   x y  320 which implies  xi yi  10 yx  320
i 1 i 1 i 1 i 1 i 1

10
  xi  yi 
2
 2  i 1
10

 yx  2   2x   2y   2 32  102  42  64  52
6. Since MN is tangent to C1 at M, NMQ  MPQ . Since MN = PN, MNP is isosceles
so MPN  PMN . It follows that NPQ  PMQ . But MN is tangent to C2 at N, so
NPQ  MNQ . Hence, MNQ  PMQ . Combining this with the fact that
PQ QM
NMQ  MPQ , we see that PMQ  MNQ . Then  , so
QM QN
QM 2  PQ.QN  3.2  6 .
7. Focus is foot of perpendicular drawn from vertex on latus rectum i.e. (4, 3) and
equation of the directrix is x + y + c = 0
1 c
i.e. 3 2  c  5 or 7
2
 equation of the directrix is x + y + 5 = 0
 equation of the required parabola is
 x  y  5 2
 x  4   y  3  
2 2

 2 
 x 2  y 2  2 xy  26 x  22 y  25  0
Compare with x 2  y 2  2 xy  px  qy  r  0
 p  26, q  22, r  25  p  q  r  23
8. 9cos12 x  cos 2 2 x  1  6cos6 x cos 2 x  6cos6 x 2cos 2 x  0
3cos6 x 1 cos 2 x

2
0
2
3cos6 x  1  cos 2 x  2cos 2 x  cos x  0 or cos 2 x 
3
2
cos x  0,cos x   cosx = 0 has 4 soltuions.
3
2
cos x   has 8 soltuions.
3
Hence total 12 solutions.
1 27  y 3
9. y  f  x  x  f  y  x
26 y
x 0 y 3

1 27  y 3 1 27  x3
f  y  g  x  f  x 
26 y 26 x
26  f  x  
2
1
g  f  x   x  g ' f  x   f '  x   1  f ' x   
g ' f  x   27  2  f  x   3
 f 2  x 

 27  2  f  x 
3
 f ' x
26
1
 f 2  x  log e f  x  dx  

1  27  2 f  x   3  f ' x log e f  x  dx
26
0 0
f  x  t , f ' x  dx  dt  

1  27  2t 3
 loge t  dt  3  27  2t3  loge t dt
26  26 
3 1
1

52
 243loge 3  128 R  128  27
10. Put tan x = t and sec2 x  dt

 1 
t 2
I  e t  1  t . 2   . dt
 t 2  1
 
t2  1  t 
 et .  2

2
t 1  t  . dt   et . f  t   f '  t   . dt
 t 2  1 

 et . f  t   C  et .2 t2  1  t  C
 e tan x .2 tan x  sec x  C

So f  x   4  tan x  sec x 
x
x
11. Consider G  x   e  f t dt and apply Rolle’s theorem
0
1 x
x
 f  xdx  0 G  x  e  f  t dt
0 0
G  0  0, G 1  0  G '  c   0 for some c  0,1
c c
e c
 f  c  e  f  t  dt  0
c
  f  t  dt  f  c
0 0

x
x 2
Consider R  x  e  f t dt and apply Rolle’s theorem
0
R 0  0, R 1  0
R | c   0 for some c  0,1
f c 
c c
e c 2
 f c  e c 2
2c  f t  dt  0   f t  dt 
2c
0 0
x
Consider H  x   e 1  x   f t  dt and apply Rolle’s theorem.
x
0
x
H  x  e 1  x   f  t  dt
x
H  0  0, H 1  0
0
H ' c   0 for some c  0,1
c c
 e 1  c  f  c    e 1  c   f  t  dt  e
c c c
 f  t  dt  0
0 0
c c
e 1  c f  c   ce
1  c f
 f  t  dt  0   f  t  dt   c
c c

c
0 0
9 27 3 219
12. x9  x6  x x 0
8 64 512
3 1/3
 3 3 3 3 3  3
 x    x   x    x  
8 8 8 8
f  x   f 1  x 
3
Solutions will be along f (x) = x x3  x
8
1  13 1  13 1
x , ,
4 4 2
13. f  x   cos  x     cos  x     cos  x   
Since f (x) = 0 for all x
f     0  cos       cos       1
f      0  cos      cos      1
f     0  cos      cos       1

So, cos       cos      cos       12 .

 2 4 
Since 0        2 , so    ,    ,     , .
 3 3 
2
In view of        ,       , it is possible only when         ,
3
4
so    .
3
3
1  
x x
  f  t   dt  x2   f  t  dt 
3
14.
0 0 
  f  x 3
 d
  ,
 g  x 3  x
g  x   f  t  dt
 x 2  0
x 2 3 g 2 g1  2 x  g 
3
 
3
 3 xg 2 g1  2  g 
3
 f  3
 x3 f 1
x4
3
 xg1   xg1  xg1
   3   2   1,1, 2
 g   g  g
g1 1 2 c
  ,  g  cx,
g x x x2
2c 1
 f  g1  c, 3 f 1  1  f  x  1 (or) 3
x x
1
is decreasing function x  R   0  f  x  1
x3
15. A1 AT  A B 1, B  adj. A
1
A1 . AT  A . B 1
3
taking determinant, A3 . 1
B
3
A
2
 1 A  1 B  1 Now, A1AT  B 1
A
If A is symmetric  A1 A  B 1  B  I  adjA  I  A  I

If A is orthogonal then AT  A1
A1 A1  B 1  B  A2  adjA  A2  A adj A  A3

 A3  I   adjA . A3  B3
3
 A3  A I  B3  I
 
16. Let ABCO be a tetrahedron where O is origin and P vs of A, B, C are a, b, c respectively

Let m be the p. v. of the foot of perpendicular from origin to face ABC.
    

m ba  ca   
      
 
m   a  b  b  c  c  a .........................................1
     

The equation of plane ABC is r  a . b  a  c  a  0    
        

Which gives m. a  b  b  c  c  a   abc  
     

Taking dot product with a  b  b  c  c  a both sides of (1) 
      2 1 3
 abc    a  b  b  c  c  a   ,
  2 4
2 2  2 2 3 2
  m   
3 3 2 3
Let  be the angle between edge OA and normal to face ABC.
     
cos     

a. b  a  c  a  
         

 abc 
 2

a ba  ca   abbcca  3
 2
So, angle between edge OA and face ABC is  cos 1
2 3
2 2 1
i. e.   sin 1 sin   cos  
3 3 3
1 1
1
2 2
  2 1 1 1
(C)  abc   1 
2 2 2
1 1
1
2 2
1
Volume of the parallelepiped  cubic units
2
7 1
(D) cos   
21  14 6
17.  
A) P A11A21 A31 P  B0   P B10 B11B12 B31   2457
8192


B) P A11A12 A31   P  B01B1  P  B10B11B2   P  B01B11B12B3  
P  A1  P  A11A2   P  A11A12 A3  P  B0   P  B10B11B12B31  8192
999 3367 4366
 
8192 8192
 999  3367
 
8192  999 3367
C)  D) 8192 
4366 4366 4366 4366
8192 8192
18.   
 
A)  3  1  3  1  3  1  3  1
T 1  1        2 
 f  1 f    f   2    4  2 2  2  2  2   4 4  16
179
B)  sin k   sin1 sin 2        sin179 z180  1
k 1
z180  1   z  1 z         z  179  

z180  1
z 1
 
  z    z   2       z   179  
 180  12179 sin1 sin 2      sin179
180
sin1 sin 2       sin179  179
2
2180
sin1 sin 2       sin179  23  8
45
i
z z z z
C. we know that 3 2  3 2 .e 2
z1  z2 z1  z2
z3  z2  i  z1  z2    z3  z2    z1  z2   0
2 2

D. z 
1
2

i 1  i 3  i 2  z101  i
     
106 106 2n
z101  i100   i 2   2   2  i 2  i  2 n  2  2i  1
This is possible only when N + 4r + 2 and 2x -2 is multiple of 3 i.e., 2 (4r + 2) – 2 is

multiply of 3
2
i.e., 8r + 2 is multiple of 3  r  2  x  10  k4
5

PHYSICS
2
 a 
19. FB  mg FB,max    C   bg
 2
2 2
 a   a 
C   bg  mg m  C   b
 2  2
  365  ae3
2
20. T 2 a3 ----------(1)
3
ae 2  ae 
for the body a  T    ----------(2)
2  2
2
2  T  1 365 T
   3 T time required is  64 days
1  365  2 2 2 2
21. 40 Ka
 mg
22. FB   mg i 2 R sin B  mg i
2 
2 Br sin
2
 2
 
2 1/2 x2 
 x  a  
23.


   2 
x

 
 1    2 
x 2
 a 
2 1/2 
V


  x2  a2 
1/2




2
x a 2
 
 
 
 
 2 a 2V
i F  i 2 aB sin 

R x a2

2 3/2
2
j L 2
 2
2 2 1   LC

24. Z  j L  R Z  R  L  
1   2 LC  1   2 LC 
 2   2 LC 
for max (or) min Z, differentiating  L   w.r.t.  .
 1   2 LC 
we get 1  2 2
  1 R R 1  2 1   
25.  v U'  v  R      1 
v R  1  1 R R R
3 5
 2  3  1  0 
2

h D D
26.      f 
f 2f 2
27. fb  f1  f 2
when observer moves wavelength doesnot change instead velocity changes but when
source moves wavelength itself changes
28. f a  fb  f c Ib  I c  I a
Power  time
29.  momentum
C
3  102  107
momentum  momentum  1017
8
3  10
p2
30. Both have same momentumthere is no external force acting on system  k . 
2m
lighter mass has more k . .
1 2 1
31. vr  mgh  m v 2  Mgh
2 2
32. It mass is ejected perpendicular. to track from ground it increases it speed if person does
nothing its speed remains constant.
33. It two ways are added then the result is given by principle of superposition.
F  mg  1  4g   g  0 g
34. a B a 0
m 0
2
a = - 4g y   4g T  1 sec
4g
in one oscillation the slab would have gone infront of the slit twice so the central
maxima shifts
35. in P
Ceq  3C
in Q
Ceq  2C
in R
2C
Ceq 
3
in S
C
Ceq 
2
v
36. F
x
v
if  0 at a point then force acting on it is zero.
x
If U is maximum at that point it is in unstable equilibrium otherwise stable equilibrium
CHEMISTRY
92  78  85
37.
100  100
38. Observe chiral centers in the product
39. In crystalline six 8 in liquid state 4
40. Beckmann rearrangement
41. S4O62
42. In presence of excess B, rate is dependent on concentration of A only.
1.28 1000
43. 0.5  Kb  
128 100
Kb  5 kg K mol1
2.16 1000
0.6  5 
M 200
M =90
44. dG  VdP  SdT
nRT
 dG   P dP
P
G  nRT n 2
P1
G  2  8 300  2.3
45. FeS is Black ppt
46. Wacker oxidation & haloterm reaction
47. KOl be reaction and acylation
48. Four bond pairs one lone pour
49. NCERT XII Part–2 Page No. 140
50. m=Zit
51. Nucleophilic substitution
52. Co  H 2O   Cl2 outer orbital
 6
53. HClO4 is strong acid
54. Pressure correction = an2 / v 2 .

Volume of gas molecules per mole = b/4

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 A.P  T.S  KARNATAKA  TAMILNADU  MAHARASTRA  DELHI  RANCHI

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3cos6 x 1 cos 2 x

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10. Put tan x = t and sec2 x  dt

 e tan x .2 tan x  sec x  C

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R | c   0 for some c  0,1

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So, cos       cos      cos       12 .

If A is symmetric  A1 A  B 1  B  I  adjA  I  A  I

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z180  1   z  1 z         z  179  

This is possible only when N + 4r + 2 and 2x -2 is multiple of 3 i.e., 2 (4r + 2) – 2 is

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54. Pressure correction = an2 / v 2 .

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