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Sec: Sr.Super60_Elite, Target & LIIT-BTs Paper -2(Adv-2023-P2-Model) Date: 21-04-2024
Time: 02.30Pm to 05.30Pm GTA-26 Max. Marks: 180

KEY SHEET
MATHEMATICS
1 A 2 A 3 C 4 A 5 AD
6 BC 7 BD 8 24 9 2024 10 10
11 45 12 3 13 45 14 200 15 90
16 101 17 8

PHYSICS
18 D 19 C 20 C 21 C 22 ABC
23 ABCD 24 BCD 25 4 26 4 27 6
28 3 29 4 30 2 31 2.5 32 0.67
33 4 34 200

CHEMISTRY
35 B 36 C 37 C 38 B 39 BC
40 BCD 41 ACD 42 4 43 2 44 4
45 8 46 3278 47 2 48 2 49 7
50 2 51 1
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SOLUTIONS
MATHEMATICS
1. Solving
  
y 2  5 x & x 2  y 2  6  A  6, 30 , B  6,  30 
tangent to ‘P’ at ' A '  y  30    x  6  L   6,0
5
2
tangent to ‘H’ at ' A '  x  6  y  30   6  M 1,0

area of LAB   2 30  12  12 30

1
2
area of MAB   2 30  5  5 30
1
2
12
Ratio 
5
2. g (x) = (x – a) (x – b) (x – c)
f (x) = g (x) h (x)
 
x 4  x3  bx 2  100 x  c  x3  ax 2  x  10  x  r 

x 4  x3  bx 2  100 x  c   x3  ax 2  x  10  x  r   0

x3 :1   a  r   0 and x : 100 – (10 + r) = 0

 r = 90, a = – 89
g  x   x3  89 x 2  x  10 .
g (1) = 1 + a + 1 + 10 = 1 – 89 + 1 + 10 = –77
h (1) = 1 + r = 1 + 90 = 91
f (1) = g (1) h (1) = –77.91 = 7007
a 3  b3  c 3   a  b  c 
3
3.
 a3  b3  c3  3 a  b b  c  c  c
  a  b b  c c  a   0
(tan x + cot x) (tan x + 2) (cot x + 2) = 0
tan x + cot x = 0 (or) tan x + 2 = 0 (or) cot x + 2 = 0
tan 2 x  1 (or) tan x  2 (or) cot x  2
No solution 4 solutions 4 solutions
Left Right
4. x1x2 x3 x4 x5 x6 x7 | x8 x9 x10 x11
No. of ways in which batsman can be arranged if x3 does not play at third place and
x6 does not play at number 7.
 7!  6! 6! 5!  7  6  5! 11  5!  31  5!
In right side of if x9 does not play at no 9 then no of ways of arrangement  4! 3!  18
Total no of arrangement  31  5! 18  558 5!  66960
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5. x 2  px  1  0 roots x1  0  x2 (assume)
x 2  qx  1  0 roots y1  0  y2
So (i) x1, x 2 , y1, y2  not possible as x 2  0 and y1  0
(ii) x1, y1, y2 , x2 are in A.P. then x1  x2  y1  y2  p  q , not possible
(iii) x1, y1, x2 , y2 , then x2  x1  y2  y1  p2  4  q2  4
i.e. p 2  q 2  p   q  0
x1  x2 p p 2 pq
Also, y1     1  0
2 2 2 2
4 2
Since p = – q  p2  : p  
3 3
 2 2   2 2 
Hence,  p, q    , , ,
 3 3   3 3 
6. A. adj (2B) = 16I
A 4adjB   16 I  A.adjB  4 I  A B B 1  4 I
AB 1  2 I  A  2 B
B.adjA  B.adj  2 B   4 B.adjB  4 B I3  8I3
A.adjB  4 I  A1 A.adjB  adjB  4 I  A1 A.adjB  4 A1  adjB  4 A1

   
2
A1.adjB  A1. 4 A1  4 A1

 A1  adjB   4 A1A1

1 1 1 2 1
A   2B  B2
2

4 4
n
1  rx
  1
rn
7. S Cr
r 0 1  nx r
(let n = 2018, x = ln 2)
n n n
Cr n rx
   1 r
   1 r . r .n 1Cr 1
r 0 1  nx r r 0 1  nx r
n n n
nx Cr r  ln 1 1
   1  
r
   1 C 
1  nx r 1  nx r 0
r 1
r 0 1  nx r 1
n n 1 n n 1
 1  nx  1   nx  nx  nx 
 1     1       0
 1  nx  1  nx  1  nx   1  nx  1  nx  1  nx 
tan x tan x
8. Sec x + 1 = f  x 
 x x
tan  
 2
sec 2 x tan x 8 16
f  x 
/
 2   2 A+B = 24
x x  
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9. Given f  f  x   x put x  0  f 1  0
1
Now, I    x  f  x  
2022
dx ….(i)
0
put x  f  t   dx  f ' t  dt
1
So, I     f  t   t 
2022
f '  t  dt
0
1
 I   t  f t 
2022
f '  t  dt......... ii 
0
(i) + (ii)
1
1
2 I    t  f  t 
    2
 t  f  t  2023 
2022
1  f ' t  dt 
 2023  2023
0  0
1
So, I 
2023
2 2 2
10. f  x   f  x  ,
3 3 3
y

 y  x 3  3x

P t
x -1
-2 2 
-1 -2

2
f  x   x  2, 2 2, 2 , 
3
2
f  x     x  , 2 2,   2,  
3
x  , 2 2, 2 2,2 2,  ,   2
x  , 2 2,2 2,2 2,   2,   ,   2
x  t 3  3t
x  , 2  1 solution
 2,2  3 solutions
 2,   1solution
 ,   1 solution
Number of values of x = 1 + 3 + 3 + 1 + 1 + 1 = 10

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S   xy    x  7   2 y  7
2 2 2
11.
S  x 2 y 2  x 2  7 2  14 x  4 y 2  49  28 y
 x 2 y 2  4 y 2  x 2  4  14  x  2 y   94

  
 x 2  4 y 2  1  14  x  2 y   94

x  2 y  x 2  4 y 2  1 (Cauchy-Schwartz)

 x2  4 y 2  1   x  2 y2 S   x  2 y2  14 x  2 y  94

  x  2 y  7  45
2
S  45
3
2
12. In   ln  sin x  cos  2nx dx
0 I II
applying integration by parts
3
3
2
sin 2nx 2 cot x.sin 2nx
I n  ln sin x .
2n
  2n
dx
0 0
3
2
1 ' cos x.sin 2nx
In  0  In I n'   dx
2n sin x
0
3

I n'  I n' 1 

2 cos x sin 2 nx  sin  2n  2 x

 sin x
dx
0
3
 
2 2cos x.cos 2n  1 x sin x
  sin x
dx
0
3
2
I n'  I n' 1   2cos  2n  1 x.cos xdx  0
0
I n'  I n' 1  I n'  2  ...........I1'
3 3 3
2 2 2
sin 2 x cos x 3
'
In   dx  2cos xdx  1  cos 2 x  dx 
2
 
sin x 2
0 0 0
3
In  12 I 3  3
4n
16 I 2  6  12 I 3  16 I 2  3
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13. For triangular prism 1 1 1  0
1 0 2
2k  3  1  0  k 2
The three planes are 2 x  y  z  2, x  y  z  3, x  2 z  2  0
Equation of plane passing through the line of intersection of first two planes is
 2 x  y  z  2    x  y  z  3  0
 2    x  1    y  1    z   2  3   0
equation of plane part of this family and parallel to third plane is x  2 z  1  0
A

P-II
P-I

 
B P-III C

3
perpendicular distance between planes 
5
14 14 3 30
sin   ,sin   AB  h / sin  
30 15 75
h 3 15 14
AC   sin  
sin  70 3 2
1 1  3 30   3 15   14 
Area of the triangle   AB  AC  sin   
2 2  75   70   3 2 

t
9
2 14
  9 
5 14k t1  5 14  2 
 2 14 
= (5) (9) = 45

14&15

ADE  CBE
consider AE = p, DE = q
AB = BE – AE = 2DE – AE = 2q – p
6 = 2q – p
CD = CE – DE = 2 AE – DE = 2p – q
3 = 2p – q  p  4, q  5
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AE = 4, DE = 5
ABF  CDF
consider DF = m, CF = n
AD = AF – DF = 2 CF – DF = 2n – m
BC = BF – CF = 2DF – CF = 2m – n
2n – m = 6, 2m – n = 12
m = 10, n = 8
consider e BEF  EF 2  BE 2  BF 2  BF 2  2  BE  BF  cos 
 102  202   210 20 cos   500  400cos 
consider e DEF
 EF 2  DE 2  DF 2  2  DE  DF  cos     
 52  102   2 510  cos    125  100cos 
 EF 2  125 
2
EF  500  400    5 EF 2  1000  EF 2  200
 100 
A C 
AD 2  AB 2  BD 2 CD 2  BC 2  BD 2 15
  0  BD 
 2 AD AB  2 CD  BC  2
B D
AB 2  BC 2  AC 2 AD 2  CD 2  AC 2
  0  AC  6 2
 2 AB BC   2 AD CD
 AC  BD    
15 
2
 6 2  90
16&17
z1, z2 lie on the circle whose centre is (–2, –3) and radius is equal to 4
 arg  z3  z1   arg  z3  z2 
 z1, z2 and z3 are collinear
PA.PB  PT 2
z3  z1 z3  z2  OP 2  OT 2 = 36 + 81–16 = 101

z1  z2 is maximum  z1 and z2 are extremities of diameter

z1  4  13 and z2  4  13
 z1z2  16  13  3, z1  z2  8

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PHYSICS
18. For a circular wire



    




19. Both voltmeters have equal internal resistances, so both will have the same 0.1V
potential drop across themselves. The counter clockwise current enters the positive
terminal of the left hand voltmeter, so it will read 0.1V .

20. Net inertia = m  B  C 2 2

F
B 2  2V
R

 m  B 2 2C 2 a 
B 2  2V0
At terminal velocity: F
R
3
When V  V0
4
F
B 2  2V0
R 4 
 m  B 2  2C 2 a 
F

 m  B 2  2C 2 a  a
F
4 
4 m  B 2 2C 2 
21. exp-1

3   3
2   1 2  
1 1 2   2 85 40
   v   ;  real, magnified inverted image.
8 v R R 85 3
exp-2
3   3
2   2 2  
1 1 2   2  8  20  40
   v   
8 v R R  8  20  3
 virtual, magnified and erect image.
22. R  10 X L  10b X c  10 I1  2sin  t

Here potential at point A and B is same so resistor in between A and B is useless.

     
I 2  2 sin   t   I 3  2 sin  t   V A  I 2 . X c VA  2 sin  t  
 4  4  4

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
VB  I 3R  2 sin/ t   V A  VB
4
Current I 2 leads over both I1 and I 3 . Average rate of heat loos in circuit
 i12  i22  i32 R = 40Watt
ram
23. According to given values, the angular momentum of sphere about its point of contact is
zero
A) as there is no external force and external torque V0 and  0 do not change
B) Due to mg sin  velocity of COM decreases and then increases in the opposite
direction but  0 does not change
C) As external torque about point of contact is zero both V and  should be zero
simultaneously
D) torque of mg sin  about point of contact is anti-clockwise so angular momentum in
theanti-clockwise
 direction increases about point of contact.
24. a) F a  qE it depends on sign of q
  
 
b) F e  q V  B both experiences some force
 
c) Power P  F e .V  ve and some for both
d) As net electric force on them is zero
x
25. In point C is displaced by x then point A & B both moves by additional deformation in
2
x kx 1
each spring is restoring force on block 2  mx
2 2 2 2 2

k 2m
 x  mx T  2 x=4
2 k
26. 7 msd = 7mm = 10 vsd (1)
Let measured length l and nth division of main scale coincides to 4th vsd.
5 vsd > n – 33 > 4 vsd  n  3mm
So 36 msd coincides with 4th vsd
47
l + 4 vsd = 36 msd l  36mm  mm l = 33.2 mm
10
27. Energy in between r = a to r = 2a gets converted to heat.
q2 q2
  x=6
4 0
 r2  r1  4 0  2a 
 r2  r1 
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28. Let base area is A and height are h1 and h2 respectively.
h2  h2
A 1 A 2
4 4  h h  3h
A  h1  h2  2 1 2

29. I  I 0 sin 2 
dI  I 0  2sin  cos   d
d  dI   6  4 3
 100      100   102 n=4
  I 0 sin 2     
x dB 3Kxt 2 3Kxt 2 2 xdx
30. E E dt   q.x
2 dt 2 2 r2

r
3Kt 2q 3 3Kq.t 2

r2
 x dx   4
…..(i)
0
torque due to friction force
r
qm 2
d   dmgx   2 g 2  x 2dx  mgr …..(ii)
r 3
0
2 2
3Kq.t r 2 8mg
 mgr t  2 seconds
4 3 9 Kqr
31&32
For A in = 0
5 3R R
means isobaric process so C  R C 
2 2 1 x
for C to be negative 1- x < 0
3 R 1 3 2 5
x>1& R 0  1 x  x
2 1 x 1 x 2 3 3
33&34
 1.6 y 1.6 h
   y  1 mA y = 16 mm   6.625  1011
R 100 2 100 mv
for central point to be minimum
y   2n  1
D
d
 2n  1  D
2d 2y
6.625  1011  1 6.625
 dm  dm   109 mA  d m  2.07 nm
2  1.6  102 3.2

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CHEMISTRY
35. B2 H 6 reduces primarily carboxylic group and configuration does not change at chiral
center.
36. more negative reduction potential indicates strong reducing agent of species present on
right side
37. d 6 configuration with weak field
38. 1 mole of sulphuric acid produces two moles of hydronium ion
39. silver and mercury gives red ppt with chromate
40. Natural amino acids having L configuration.
41. 2 atm is saturated vapour pressure where liquid vapour equilibrium exists
42. all reactions gives benzaldehyde
43. acid base reactions and nucleophilic addition reaction
44.  SiO4 4 , SO2C  2 , Ni CO 4 , SOCl 2
45. H 2 S2O8
46. Enthalpy change = n Cp x change in temperature
1
X 2 g   Z g   Y g 
47. 2
t = 0 150 0 0
x
t  10min 150  x x
2
x
Total pressure = 150  x  x 
2
x
170  150  x = 40 mm
2
40
Rate of disappearance of x2   4mm / Min
10
1
Rate of disappearance of X 2  rate of appearance of Y
2

48. ClF3 and ICl2 +
49. SP3d 3
0.059
50. E 0  1.085  log101
2
= 1.085 – 0.0295 = 1.0555
G 0   nFE 0  2.037  105 J
w i.t 9.65  1000
51.    0.1 2e  Zn 2   Zn  Cathode
E 96500 96500
 Zn 2  decreased by  0.1  0.05 Cu 2  increased by  0.1  0.05
  2   2
0.059  0.95 
E  1.085  log  = 1.0613
2  0.15 

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