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MATHEMATICS
1.
2.
A person standing on the bank of a river observes that the angle of elevation of the top of a tree on
the opposite bank of river is 60 and when he retires 40 metes away from the tree then the angle
of elevation becomes 30, the breadth of river is
XH =H #kH P=e X_#
L# K@ tY~QO# 60 T~ H}O` K#. `~ "` 40 g@~ "#H

#_z K@ T~ H}O# 30 ` K#. J~# #k "_
1) 20 m
2) 30 m
3) 40 m
4) 60 m
x 2 y2
If the normal at on the hyperbola 2 2 = 1 meets transverse axis at G and A, A' are its
a
b
J~`
Ju~==#
=^ w# JaO|~Y
AG.A'G =
2 4 2
1) a e Sec + 1
2 4 2
2) a e Sec 1
G =^ YO_ =i A, A' ^x j~
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x 2 y2
=1
a 2 b2
vertices then AG.A'G =
2 4 2
3) b e Sec + 1
2 4 2
4) b e Sec 1
If the d.c's (l, m, n) of two lines are related as l + m + n = 0, 2lm mn + 2nl = 0 then the angle
between the lines is
~
O_ ~
Y kHH<
=^ O|O^ l + m + n = 0, 2lm mn + 2nl = 0 J~` P ~
Y =^ H}O
1) 30
2) 45
3) 90
4) 120
4.
The quadratic equations x2 + ax + bc = 0 and x2 + bx + ca = 0 have a common root, then the
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quadratic equations whose roots are the remaining roots in the given equations is (where, a x b )
O_ =, =Q
x2 + ax + bc = 0, x2 + bx + ca = 0 XH L=_ =O LO>, qye# ~
He#
=~ gH~}
= (a,b =#O H^)
Coeff. of x3 in log(1 + x + x2) x3 H

1)
2)
2
3
3) x2 + cx + ab = 0
4) x2 cx + ab = 0
Q}H=
3)
1
3
4)
2
3
3
Let f(x) = x 1 where [x] denotes the greatest integer x. Then the no.of the points in (1, 3)
6.
1
3
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5.
2) x2 x + 1 = 0
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1) x2 + x + 1 = 0
where the function is discontinuous is

3
f(x) = x 1 ,
(1, 3) JO`~=

1) 27
7.
f(x)
qz#= i aO^= OY
2) 26
3) 25
4) 24
If a straight line L = 0 perpendicular to the line 5x y = 1 such tht the area of triangle formed by
the line L = 0 and coordinate axes is 5 then the equation of the L is
L = 0 ~~Y 5x y = 1 O|=Q L#k. L = 0 ~
~
Y x~HH` U~iK u ["
O 5
O
J~` ~
~
Y L gH~}
1) x + 5y + 5 = 0
2) x + 5y 2 = 0
3) x + 5y 5 = 0
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4) x + 5y 5 2 = 0
8.
The
distance
between
the
limiting
points
of
the
coaxal
system
x 2 + y2 4x 2y 4 + 2 (3x + 4y + 10 ) = 0 is
H=
$`
~
}
H
KOk# J=kaO^= =^^~O
9.
1) 2 7
2) 7
3) 4 7
4) 8 7
The differential equation by eliminating the arbitrary constants a, b from ax2 + by2 = 1 is
ax2 + by2 = 1 a, b `yOKQ
1) xyy2 + xy12 + yy1 = 0
3) xyy2 + xy12 yy1 = 0
=K J=H# gH~}
O
2) xyy2 xy12 + yy1 = 0

4) xyy2 xy12 yy1 = 0
3 cm.
XH Q= H "~=

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10. If the radius of the sphere is 3 cm. If an error of 0.03 cm is made in measuring the radius of the
sphere, then the percentage error in its surface area is
"~=
# H#Q#@ ^+=
Li` "
= =K ^+ `=
1) 0.02
2) 0.002
3) 0.0002
0.03 cm J~#
Q= H
4) 2
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11. The distance between the parallel planes 4x 6y + 2z + K = 0 and 2x 3y + z + 1 = 0 is 14

then K =
4x 6y + 2z + K = 0 =i 2x 3y + z + 1 = 0 =O`~
1) 30, 26
2) 30, 28
`= =^ ^~=
3) 30, 28
14
J~#
K=
4) 30, 26
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12. If f : R R, g : R R, h : R R is such that f(x) = x2 , g(x) = Tanx and h(x) = logx then the
value [ho(gof)] (x) if x =

is
2
f : R R, g : R R, h : R R " # f(x) = x2 , g(x) = Tanx =i h(x) = logx Jx x~z
=^
[ho(gof)] (x)
3) 1
2) 1
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1) 0
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x=
Tanh1 (3x 2 )
16 9 x 2
13. The domain of
1) (0, 1)
is
Tanh 1 (3x 2 )
16 9 x 2
1
2) , 1
3
3) , 1
3
14. The range of the function f(x) = 3|Sinx| 2|Cosx| is

1) [2, 3]
4) 2
2) 3, 13
" xH ^
O
)
4) [0, 1]
" = H "
3) 2, 13
4) 2, 13
x2 + 2 x + a
15. If x R then 2
can take all real values for
x + 4 x + 3a
x2 + 2 x + a
x R, 2
x + 4 x + 3a
1) a (0, 2 )
"=
q= LO>
2) a (0,1)
3) a [1,1]
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4) a [0, 2]
16. If A and B are square matrices of size n x n such that A2 B 2 = ( A B )( A + B ) , then which of the
following will be always true ?
A , B n x n = `~Q
u
K` ~ =uH =i A2 B 2 = ( A B )( A + B ) J~` D HOk"x Uk
` O ?
1) A or B are null matrices (A ^ B
# =uH)
2) A or B are unit matrices (A ^ B
x\ =uH)
3) A2 = A, B2 = B
4) AB = BA
2/3 + y 2/3
then (J~`) xVx +yVy =
x+ y
1
Sin2V
6
2)
2
Sin2V
3
3)
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1)
17. If V = Cot 1 x
3
Sin2V
2
4) Sin2V
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18. If the system of equations x + y + z = 6, x + 2y + z = 0, x + 2y + 3z = 10 has no solution then =

= ^#
O> =
x + y + z = 6, x + 2y + z = 0, x + 2y + 3z = 10 gH~}
1) 2
2) 3
3) 4
4) 5
19. If , , are the roots of x3 3x + 1 = 0 , then the equation whose roots are
1
1
1
,
,
is
x3 3x + 1 = 0
gH~}
O H =
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gH~}O
2) x3 6 x + 8 = 0
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1) x3 3x + 8 = 0
, ,
J~`
1
1
1
,
,
3) x3 9 x + 8 = 0
=Q Q
4) x3 12 x + 8 = 0
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20. The transformed equation of x4 + 4 x3 + 2 x2 4 x 2 = 0 by eliminating 2nd term is

x 4 + 4 x3 + 2 x 2 4 x 2 = 0
gH~}
O 2= Ô
`yOz# H` gH~}
O
2) y 4 24 y 2 + 65 y 55 = 0
3) y 4 4 y 2 + 1 = 0
4) y 4 + 4 y 2 1 = 0
1) y 4 + 4 y 2 + 1 = 0
21. If Sinx + Cosx =

1) 4/3
1
, 0 x then (J~`) Tanx =
5
3)
2) 4/5
4
3
or
3
4
4)
4
3
or
3
4
22. If in a ABC , TanA + TanB + TanC = 6 and TanA TanB = 2 then the triangle is
ABC TanA + TanB + TanC = 6 =i TanA TanB = 2 J~` P u [=
1) Right angled
(O|H} u [=)
2) Acute angled
(
H} u [=)
3) Obtuse angled
(Q~H} u [=)
4) Equilateral angled
(= u [=)
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23. If Sin6 + Cos6 + KCos 2 = 1 then (J~`) k =

2)
1
C os 2 R
4
3) 4Cot 2 2
24. Match the following :

(I)
Sin65 + Sin 25
=
Cos 65 + Cos 25
(II)
Sin70 + Cos 40
=
Cos 70 + Sin 40
(III)
[`~
K=
(a) 3
(b) 1
Cos3 33n Cos3 27n

Cos33n Cos 27n
1) a b c
4) 3 Sin 2R
(c)
2) c a b
3
4
3) b a c
1
Tan 2 2
2
4) c a b
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25. A letter is taken out at random from ASSISTANT and another taken out from STATISTICS. The
probability that they are the same letters is
ASSISTANT, STATISTICS Ô
XHH^x #O_ XHH JH~
O
Z#H##_ Jq XH JH~
O
JQ@ O=`
2) 13/90
3) 19/90
4) 17/90
3) 1
4) 2
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1) 1/45
26. The number of real solutions of
Tan1 x ( x + 1) + Sin1 x 2 + x + 1 =
gH~}
O H ^#
OY
1) 0
2) Infinite (J#O`=)
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27. If Sinx Sinhy = Cos and (=i) Cosx Coshy = Sin , then (J~`) Cosh 2 y + Cos 2 x =
1) 1
2) 0
3) 1
4) 2
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28. In a triangle the length of the two larger sides are 24 and 22 respectively. If the angles are in A.P.,
then the third side is
u [= ~
O_ Qi+ * _= 24, 22 =i H} A.P. LO> 3= [= _=
1) 12 + 2 13
2) 2 2 3
3) 2 + 2 3
29. In ABC , a = 30, b = 24, c = 18 then the ratio

1) 2 : 1 : 3
2) 3 : 2 : 1
4) 2 3 2
1 1 1
: : =
r1 r2 r3
3) 1 : 3 : 2
4) 1 : 2 : 3
30. In ABC , cosA + cosB + cosC =

1) 1
31.
r
R
2) 1
r
R
3)
r
R
4) 1
3)
3 3 9 11
12
4)
R
r
5
5.8
5.8.11
+
+
+ .... =
9.18 9.18.27 9.18.27.36
1)
1 3 9 11
2 4 18
2)
3 3 18 32
12
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3 10 5
6
32. If is a nth root of unity, then 1 + 2 + 3 2 + ..... + n n 1 =

1 H
= =O
J~`
1 + 2 + 3 2 + ..... + n n 1 =
n
2)
1
n
1)
1
3)
4)
(1 )2
(1 )2
33. The origin and the roots of the equation z 2 + pz + q = 0 form an equilateral triangle if
(z is a complex number)
z 2 + pz + q = 0
gH~}
O H = =i =aO^= = u *x U~~K=
##
(z OH~
O
Y)
4) p 2 = 3q
3) q 2 = 3 p
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2) q 2 = p
1) p 2 = q
4
4
1 a 3n
+ iSin
34. If a = Cos
then (J~`) the value of
is (q=)
2
3
3
2)
(1)n
3) 3n
2
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1) (1)n
23n
4) 0
35. If A = (1, 1, 1), B = (1, 2, 3), C = (2, 1,1) be two vertices of ABC , then the length of internal
bisector of the angle A is
A = (1, 1, 1), B = (1, 2, 3), C = (2, 1,1) ABC
1
2
2)
JJJG
3
2
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JJJG
j~ J~`
3)
1
4
A H H} =kYO_#~
Y _=
4) 2
JJJG
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36. If OA = a , OC = c in OABC parallelogram then the equation of side BC is

JJJG
JJJG
JJJG
O
OABC =O`~ K` ~[= OA = a , OC = c J~` [= BC gH~}
1) r = (1 s ) a + sc
2) r = (1 s )(a + c ) + sc
3) r = c + ta
4) r = s (a + c )
G
37. The work done by the force F = 2 i 3 j + 2k in moving a particle from A(3, 4, 5) to B(1, 2, 3) is
G
F = 2 i 3 j + 2k
1) 0
|x
A H}O
y A (3, 4, 5) #O_ B(1, 2, 3) =~ KOk` |O, H}O K x
3) 4
2) 3/2
4) 2
38. Unit vector coplanar with i + j + 2k , i + 2 j + k and perpendicular to i + j + k is

i + j +k
1)
i +k
2
k O|=Q LO@
2)
i k
2
i + j + 2k , i + 2 j + k
3)
k Ò LO_ x\ k
j k
2
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4)
j +k
2
39. Let a , b , c be non-zero vectors such that (a b ) c =
1
b c a . If is the acute angle between
3
the vectors b and c then Sin =

a,b ,c
<`~ k =i
J~`
Sin =
1) 1/3
2)
(a b ) c = 13 b
2 2
3
c a
=i
b, c
3) 2/3
k =^
H}O
2
3
4)
40. Six fair dice are rolled. The probability that exactly two dice has to show same number
6 xHH
zH# ZQ~"
#
_ "\ Yz`=Q ~
O_ zH XH OY =K O=`
2s6
3)
5
6
4)
1
72
2)
55
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1)
6
41. The probability of getting a red queen card, when a card is drawn from a pack of cards is
XH H H@#
Oz XH H# f#_ Jk Z~~OQ =O_ ~} JQ@ O=`
1
52
2)
1
4
3)
1
13
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1)
4)
1
26
42. The no.of solutions of Tanx + Secx = 2 Cosx lying in the interval [0, 2 ] is
[0, 2 ] JO`~O
Tax + Secx = 2 Cosx gH~}
O H ^#
OY
1) 0
2) 1
3) 2
4) 3
"
1) 2/3
{0, 1, 2, 3, 4, ...}
=i
P(X = k) =
2) 4/9
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43. If the range of a random variable x is {0, 1, 2, 3, 4, ...} with P(X = k) =
(k + 1) a
3k
3) 8/27
, k 0
(k + 1) a
3k
J~#
for k 0 then a =
a=
4) 16/81
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44. In a book of 500 pages, it is found that there are 250 typing errors. Assume that poisson law
holds for the no.of errors per page. Then the probability that a random sample of 2 pages will
contain no error is
500 r# H
O
250 =^} H=. XH r ^ ~*< K~tQ Q}O
z#,
^$zHOQ 2 r Z#H##_ "\ HhO XH^+O O_ LO_@ O=`
0.3
1) e
45. If
3) e
2
4) e
2) 2
3) 1
4) 1
2) 1
3) 2
4) 1/4
Tan10 x Sin10 x
= 5 then (J~`) k =
10
k
+
x0
x
Lt
1) 2
46.
0.5
2) e
Lt
1 (Sinx )Sinx
=
2x
x
Cos
2
1) 1/2
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47. Arrange the following in increasing order of magnitude

(D HOk"xx P~}H== J=~=)
1
1
1
+
+
+ ..... (10= ^=
)
1.2 2.3 3.4
1
1
1
+
+
+ ..... (8= ^=
B = 8th term of
)
1.3 3.5 5.7
A = 10th term of
C = 7th term of
1
1
1
+
+
+ ..... (7=
1.4 4.7 7.10
D = 6th term of
1
1
1

.....
1.5 5.9 9.13
^=
)
2) A D B C
3) D C B A
4) D A B C
1) A B C D
(6=
^=
)
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1/2
1+ x
1
dy
1
=
Tan x then (J~`)
48. If y = log
2
dx
1 x
x
x2
x2
1)
2)
3)
1 x2
1 + x4
1 x4
4) 2
x 1
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( )
dy
3
2x
=
x

49. If f is differentiable function, f(1) = 0, f1(1) = and y = f e
then
e
dx x = 0
5
J=Hh " O,
1) 1
3
f(1) = 0, f1(1) =
5
2) 3/5
=i
J~`
3) 3/10
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50. 50th derivative of (Sinx Cosx ) Cot x is
4
1) 250 Cos2x
( ) ex
2x
y=f e
2) 250 Cos2x
dy
=

dx x = 0
4) 6/5
H 50= J=H[=
3) 250 Sin2x
4) 250 Sin2x
1) 8
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51. If A 5 6 and (=i) A2 KA 3I = 0 then (J~#) K =
2) 6
3) 4
4) 1
52. If the curve y = x2 + bx + c touches the line y = x at the point (1, 1), then the set of values of x
for which the curve has a negative gradient is
=HO ~
~
Y# (1, 1) aO^==^ `H, P =HxH |}`H " LO_=# x q= ......
JO`~O
=O\~.
1) ,
2
2) ,
2
1
3) ,
4) ,
53. The sides of a rectangle of greatest area which can be inscribed into an ellipse
x 2 y2
+
=1
25 9
1) 3 5,5 5
n~=
$Ò
JOìd
Oz# Qi+ n~K
`
~O * _=
2) 5 3,3 3
3) 5 2, 3 2
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4) 5, 3
x 2 y2
+
= 1 are
25 9
54. The value of a so that the sum of cubes of the roots of the equation x 2 ax + (2a 3) = 0
assumes the minimum value, is
x 2 ax + (2a 3 ) = 0
gH~}
O# Q = < "Ò
Hx+=
J~#
2) a = 1
1) a = 0
3) a = 2
q=
4) a = 3
55. From the origin chords are drawn to the circle x 2 + y 2 2y = 0 . The locus of the middle points
of these chords is
=aO^=#O_ =$Ò
#
x 2 + y 2 2y = 0
w# * w|_#q.
* =^ aO^= H
aO^Ô
gH~}
O
2) 2 Tan 2x + 4x + C
3) 2 Tan 2x 2x + C
x+2
x 2 + 3x + 3
x +1
dx =
1
x
+C
Tan 1
3 (x + 1)
3
3)
x
2
Tan 1
+ C
3
(x + 1)
4)
2
x
Tan 1
+C
3
x +1
1
1
1
Tan 1x
Tan1x
log |f(x)| + C then (J~`) f(x) =
dx =
3x3
6x2 3
x4
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1)
4) Tan 2x x + C
2
x
+C
Tan 1
3 (x + 1)
3
2)
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1)
58. If
4) x 2 y 2 3y 0
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1 + Sin 2 2x
d (4x ) =
1 + Cos4x
1) 2 Tan 2x 4x + C
57.
3) x 2 y 2 3y 0
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56.
2) x 2 y 2 y 0
1) x 2 y 2 y 0
2)
x
1 + x2
+C
2x
3)
1 + x2
+C
4)
x
2 1+ x2
1 + x2
+C
/2
59.
Cos3x + 1
dx
2Cosx 1
1) 0
60.
2) 1/2
3) 1
4) 2
x sin x
dx =
2
1 + Cos x
1) 2
2)
2
4
3)
2
2
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4)
2
8
+C
61. The area bounded by the curve x 2 = 4y and st.line x = 4y 2 is

x 2 = 4y
x = 4y 2
=HO,
1) 3/8
62.
~
~
Y =^ U~_ ^
"

O
2) 5/8
3) 7/8
4) 9/8
Lt 12
22
1
+
+ .... + =
n n 3 + 13 n 3 + 23
2n
1
log 3
2
9
63. StatementI : If the coefficients of x2 and x3 in (3 + kx)9 are equal then k = .
7
9
=K#=I : (3 + kx)9 q~ }
x2 =i x3 Q}H =#= J~` k =
7
1
log 2
2
2)
1
log 2
3
3)
1
log 3
3
4)
1
StatementII : The coefficient of x3 in (3 2x ) is
8
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8
81
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=K#=II : (3 2x )1 q~ }
x3 Q}H=
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1)
Which of the above statements (s) is (are) true
"Y Uk ` =
1) only I
(I =`" )
2) only II
3) both I and II
(I , II
4) neither I nor II
(I =i II
(II =`" )
` O)
` O H^10.
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a
dy
3
= e x + y + x 2e x + y is (J=H# gH~}
^#
)
dx
1 3
1 3
2) e x + e y + e x = C
1) e x e y + e x = C
3
3
1 3
1 3
3) e x + e y + e x = C
4) e x + e y e x = C
3
3
64. The solution of
65. Integrating factor of (x + 1)
1) log(x+1)
dy
y = e2x (x + 1)2 is
dx
2) ex +1
(J=H# gH~}
=H# Q}HO)
3) (x + 1)
4)
1
x +1
66. If A(Cos , Sin ), B(Sin , Cos ), C(1, 2) are the vertices of ABC , then the locus of its
centroid is
A, B, C ABC
j~ J~` P u [ H
O^= aO^^ gH~}
O
1) x 2 + y 2 2x 4y + 1 = 0
3) x 2 + y 2 2x 4y + 3 = 0
2) 3 x 2 + y 2 2x 4y + 1 = 0
4) x 2 + y 2 + 2x + 4y + 3 = 0
67. By rotating the axes at an angle if 1, 3

in the new system formerly as 2,0
then =
JH#
1)
H}O` =
}O K
2)
1, 3
aO^= H` JH^$ 2,0
J~`
3)
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4)
68. The letters of the word ORIENTAL are arranged in such a manner that the consonants and
vowels occur alternately. The number of different arrangements is
x JH~
# =~ J=~#_ JK, XH^x `~ "` XH\
ORIENTAL J# Ô
LO_#@ =K J=iH OY
1) 4! x 4!
2) 8!
3) 8P4 . 4P4
4) 2 x 4! x 4!
69. A straight line with slope 1 passes through Q(3, 5) and meets the straight line x + y 6 = 0 at P,
then PQ =
QO_ `
1 "Q
Hey# ~
~
Y
2) 2 2
x+y6=0~
Y# P =^
3) 3 2
YO_ Ok. J~#
4) 4 2
Q(3, 5) aO^=
PQ =
1) 2
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70. Assertion (A) : The orthocentre of the triangled formed by the lines x2 + 3xy + 2y2 = 0,
x y + 2 = 0 is (1, 1).
^$
_"
Y
(A) : x2 + 3xy + 2y2 = 0, x y + 2 = 0 ~

Y`
U~_ u *xH O|HOÔ
(1, 1).
H~}=
(R) :
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Reason (R) : For a right angled triangle, the orthocentre is the vertex at right angle.
O|H} u *xH O|H}O LO_ j~O O|HOÔ J=Òk.
1) Both A and R are true and R is the correct explanation of A.

A =iR ~
O_ XC, R J##k A i # q=~}
2) Both A and R are true and R is not the correct explanation of A.
O_ XC, R J##k A i # q=~} H^
A =iR ~
XC
R `C
4) A is false and R is true A
`C
,
en
a
3) A is true and R is false A
R XC
71. The distance between the parallel lines given by (x + 7y )2 + 4 2 (x + 7y ) 42 = 0 is

~
MQO zOK =O`~ ~
Y =^ ^~O
2) 4 2
3) 2
4) 10 2
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1) 4/5
2 (x + 7y ) 42 = 0
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(x + 7y )2 + 4
72. The distance between the circumcentre and orthocentre of the triangle formed by (1, 2, 3)
(3, 1, 5), (4, 0, 3) is
aO^=` U~_ u [= H i=$` H

OÔ, O|HOÔ =^ ^~O
1)
1
17
2
2)
1
66
2
3)
7
2
4)
1
7
2
e5 x + e x
n
73. If n is odd natural number then coefficient of x in
is
e3x
(n
OY J~`
n
1) 2
e5 x + e x
e3x
2) 2/n
q~
}

xn
Q}HO)
3) n/2
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4) 0
74. The interval in which the value of should lie if the line 3x 4y = cuts the circle
x 2 + y 2 4x 8y = 5 in real points is
3x 4y =
2) [15, 35]
x 2 + y 2 4x 8y = 5
=$`x
1) (15, 35)
q=
4) [15, 35]
~
~
Y "=
aO^= =^ YO_
3) (35, 15 )
JO`~O
75. A point on the parabola y2 = 18x at which the ordinate increasing at twice the rate of the abscissa
is
y2 = 18x ~== ............. aO^= =^ y x~HO
x =~~@ xx~HO
x =~~@
~
\O LO_#.
3)
76. If m = the no.of distinct rational nos
9 9
,
8 2
p
(0,1) such that p, q {1, 2, 3, 4, 5} and n = no.of
q
mappings from {1, 2, 3} onto {1, 2} then m n is
1) 1
p
(0,1)
q
J~`
~O LO_ JH~}

OY OY J~`
du
pr
at
ib
m = p, q {1, 2, 3, 4, 5}
2) 3
3) 1
4) (2, 4)
9 9
,
8 2
2)
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1) (2, 4)
mn =
4) 2
77. If P( ) and D + are the points on the ellipse b 2 x 2 + a 2 y 2 = a 2 b 2 , locus of point of inter2
section of the tangents drawn at P and D.

=i
D+
2
b2 x 2 + a 2 y2 = a 2b2
en
a
P( )
P, D
n~=
$Ò
aO^= J~`
=^ wz#
~~
Y YO_# aO^= H aO^^=

x2
a2
y2
b2
1
2
2)
x2
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1)
a2
y2
b2
2
3)
x2
a2
y2
b2
4
4)
x2
a2
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78. The line 2x + y = K is a normal to y2 = 8x, then K =

y2 = 8x
2x + y = K JaO|~Y
1) 8
2) 16
J~#
K=
3) 24
4) 32
x4 + 2
C
D
E
= Ax + B +
+
+
79. If
2
2
x 1 ( x 1)
x + 1 then (J~`) A + D 2E =
( x 1) ( x + 1)
1) 0
2) 1
3) 3/4
80. The ecentricity of the conic r (4 3cos R) 8 (OY==

1) 3/2
2) 5/3
3) 3/4
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4) 3/2
H LÒn`)
4) 5/2
y2
b2
8
PHYSICS
81. A ball is projected vertically down with an initial velocity from a height of 20m onto a horizontal
floor. During the impact it loses 50 % of its energy and rebounds to the same height. The initial
velocity of projection is (g = 10 m/s2)
XH |Ou 20m Z` #O_ HO` "Q=
` HOk k Hu
[ =O`~ <H q~|
_#k. D Ja
`
=O Jk 50% H x H~ uiy J^ Z`
Zyi#k.
1) 20 ms-1
2) 15 ms-1
3) 10 ms-1
J~# ^x è "Q=
.
4) 5 ms-1
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82. A potentiometer of wire of 1 m length and 10 ohm resistance is connected in series with a cell of
emf 2V and internal resistance 1 ohm and a resistance box having a resistance R. If the P.D
between the ends of the wire is 1 milli volt, the value of R in ohms is
1 g. _=, 10 F" x~^=
Q >x
g@~ fQ` }
1 F" JOì~^=
, 2V q.K.|=
# H|_#q. >x
g@~ fQ H# =^
>x ^
=

Q @= =i R x~^=
1 mv J~` x~^=
R q= (F=)
1) 19989
2) 9989
3) 20000
4) 10000
83. A thin brass sheet at 10 C and a thin steel sheet at 20 C have the same surface area. The
10 C =^
du
pr
at
ib
common temperature at which both would have the same area is (coefficient of linear expansion
for brass and steel are respectively 19 x 10-6/C and 11 x 10-6/C)
Q W`_ ~
=i
20 C =^
Q ~
=Li` " HeyL<~.
L=_ LQ` =^ ~
O_ ~
=Li` "O Hey LO_=K#.
(
W`_
19 x 10-6/C
11 x 10-6/C )
2) 2.75 C
3) 2.75 C
4) 3.75 C
en
a
1) 3.75 C
84. An air bubble doubles its radius on raising from the bottom of water reservoir to the surface of
water in it. If the atmospheric pressure is equal to 10 m of water, the height of water in the
.e
reservoir is (temperature of water is constant)

h\ ~ J_Q #O_ Li`=# XH Qe |_Q =z# ^x "~= ~\O JQ#.
10 m
w
w
"`=~} _#
=
1) 10 m
h\H =#"#
, ~
x h\ =@ Z` (~
x h\ LQ` ~
O
)
2) 20 m
3) 70 m
4) 80 m
85. A 10 KW drilling machine is used to drill a bore in a small metal block of mass 10 Kg. How
much is the raise in temperature in 5 minutes assuming 50 % of the power is used up in heating
the machine itself and remaining is lost to the surroundings (specific heat of metal = 1 J/gm/K)
10 H."\ =~
O Q _eOQ "+<#

yOz 10 H.Q. ^=~t Q k= ~O^=
Ki
.
50% =~
= OÒ "_H

i~ L+
H
~= ~#, k= 5 xq+=
iy# LQ` ZO` ?
1) 100 C
( qt+O

2) 150 C
1 J/gm/K)
3) 300 C
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4) 450 C
86. A light particle moving horizontally with a speed of 12 m/s strikes a very heavy block moving in
the same direction at 10 m/s. The collision is one-dimensional and elastic. After the collision
the particle will
Hu
[ =O`~O
Q 12 m/s "Q=
` H^ K# èH
# H}= J^ k 10 m/s "Q=
` H^ K#
~" #
k=` u
H
Ja
Ò KOk#k.
Ja
`= =@, H}=
1) move at 2 m/s in its original direction

(J^
2) move at 8 m/s in its original direction
(J^
3) move at 8 m/s opposite to its original direction
è k
=u~H k 8 m/s "Q=
` H^ #
4) move at 12 m/s opposite to its original direction
è k
=u~H k 12 m/s "Q=
` H^ #
"Q=
` H^ #)
"Q=
` H^ #)
2 m/s
8 m/s
1
cm, then is
3
du
pr
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ib
centre of mass is
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87. From a uniform circular disc. of radius 2 cm. (its centre of mass is at O). A circular portion of
radius 1 cm is removed such that shift in centre of mass is maximum. The disc is now rotated
about O perpendicular to the plane through , then the magnitude of displacement of new
2 O.g. "~=
Q =$`H~ a ^=~t H
O^=
O =^
H^. ^x #O_ 1 O.g. "~=

Q =$`H~ a# ^=~t H
O^ #O
O Qi+=Q LO_#@, èyOK|_#k.
`xH O|OQ Q JH
~
O
Q a#
#O
O
1
3
O.g. J~#,
QO_ =
H} #O
O KOkOz#_ H` ^=~t H
OÔ H
q=
2) 45
3) 60
4) 120
en
a
1) 30
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88. A block of mass m is pulled by a constant power p placed on a rough horizontal plane. The
coefficient of friction between the block and the surface is . Maximum velocity of the block
will be
Q~ Hu
[ =O`~ Ò m ^=~t Q k=# p ~
=~
=` Q|_# k= HQ
w
w
Qi+ "Q=
q= ( ~} Q}HO)
1) mg
2)
mg
P
3) mgP
4) mg
89. A uniform thin bar of mass 6m and length 12L is bent to make a regular hexagon. Its moment of
inertia about an axis passing through the centre of mass and perpendicular to the plane of
hexagon is
6m ^=~t, 12L _= Q Kx UHsu H_x
H= QQ<Q
=OK|_#k. QQ< `xH
O|OQ ^x ^=~t H
O^= ^~ = JH
~
O
Q ^x [_` =H q=
1) 20 mL2
2) 6 mL2
3)
12
mL2
5
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4) 30 mL2
90. Assertion (A) : If polar ice cap melts, duration of the day increases.
"Y (A) : ^$ " =^ =OK Hiy#, ^x H ==k ~Q#.
Reason (R) : Moment of inertia increases and angular velocity decreases.
H~}= (R) : [_` =H= ~Q# =i H} "Q=
`Q #

O_ XC, R J##k A i # q=~}
A =iR ~
O_ XC, R J##k A i # q=~} H^
A =iR ~
XC
R `C
`C
,
R XC
91. The time period of a satellite of earth is 5 hours. If the separation between earth and the satellite
is increased to 4 times the previous value, the new time period will become
qH LQ xH =^
Q ^~x `
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q LQ = H P=~# H= 5 QO@.
^~= H# 4 ~
@ Oz# P=~# H=
1) 10 hours
2) 80 hours
3) 40 hours
4) 20 hours
a) P.E. is maximum
b) P.E. is
1
of total energy
2
times
HO# iquH
1
2
~
@ =^
f) extreme position
JO` #O
g) mean position
en
a
1
of total energy
4
Qu[ H "Ò H 1/4 =O`
Qi+ "Q=

w
w
.e
d) Velocity is maximum at
e) at
u
[H Qi+=
u
[ H "Ò H QO
c) K.E. is
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ib
92. When a body in S.H.M, match the statements in column-I with that in column-II
\H-I x "\x \H-II x "\` [`~
K=
Column-I (\H-II)
Column-II (\H-II)
1) a - f, b - e, c - h, d - g
3) a - g, b - h, c - e, d - f
=^
qH #O
3
times Amptitude
2
3
HO# iqu
~
@ =^
2
h) At
2) a - e, b - f, c - g, d - h
4) a - h, b - e, c - f, d - g
93. When a mass is suspended from the end of a wire, the top end of which is attached to the roof of
a lift, the extensions e when the lift is stationary. If the lift moves up with a constant acceleration g/2, the extension of the wire would be
fQ XH JOK HO` ^=~tx "_n "~H JOK# xu
##, e H
C
H\ #_
fQ Q^
e .
J~# W_ e k
1) 2e/3
2) 3e/2
94. The dimensions of a/b in the equation P =

gH~}
=
1) M 2 LT 3
a t2
bx
g/2 J<
3) 2e
=`~}=`
}OKK# fQ Q^
a t2
where P is pressure, x is distance and t is time are
bx
P_#
O, x^~=, tH=
2) MT 2
4) 3e
J~#
3) ML3T 1
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a/b H
q`
4) LT 3
95. If 0.5i + 0.8j + ck is a unit vector. Then value C is

0.5i + 0.8j + ck x\ k J~`, C q=
1) 0.89
2) 0.2
3) 0.3
4) 0.11
96. From an elevated point P a stone is projected vertically upward. When it reaches a distance h
below the point of projection, its velocity is doubles the velocity when it was t a height h above
P. The greatest height reached by it above P is
HO` Z` Q P J# aO^= #O_ x@x=Q k XH ~~x H
O QqOK|_#k. P ~~
h kQ=# Ki#_ Hey=#"Q=
P HO> h ^~O HOk L#\ "Q=
~
\O J~`, P ~~
P H Q# K~Q
Qi+ Z`.
1) 2h/3
2) 5h/3
3) h/3
4) 2h
200
m/s
3
2)
100
m/s
3
3)
50
m/s
3
4)
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1)
ha
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97. A body is projected with a velocity of 10 m/s at 45 to the horizontal. The velocity of the
projectile when it moves at 30 to the horizontal is
XH == 10 m/s "QO
` Hu
[ =O`~O
` 45 H}= K
H
O K |_#k. H

H
O
, Hu
[
=O`~=
` 30 H}= K #_ ^x "Q=

400
m/s
3
98. One end of uniform glass capillary tube of radius r = 0.05 cm is immersed vertically in water to
a depth h = 2 cm. The excess pressure in N/m2 required to blow an air bubble out of the tube
(surface tension of water = 7 x 10-2 N/m ; density of water = 103 kg/m3 and g = 10 m/s2 )
"~=

r = 0.05 cm
Q UHsu QA H
<oH XH z=~# h\ x=Q
@ (|@) Qe |_Q#
T^@ H=# JkH _#
=
= 7 x 10-2 N/m ,
1) 0.0048 x 105
h\ O^`
en
a
(h\ ``#`
2) 0.0066 x 105
= 103 kg/m3
=Oz<~.
N/m2
=i
3) 1.0048 x 105
2 cm `
g = 10 m/s2 )
4) 1.0066 x 105
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99. 3 moles of a gas requires 60 cal of heat for 5 C rise of temperature at constant volume, then
heat required for 5 moles of same gas under constant pressure for 10 C rise of temperature is
(R = 2 cal/mol/K)
~
#i=}= =^ =_ " "= H LQ`#
5 C OK@ 60 cal L+~
t J=~O
.
@ J=~"
#
L+~
t (R = 2 cal/mol/K)
~
_#
= =^ 5 " J^ "=# 10 C "_ K
1) 200 cal.
2) 400 cal.
3) 100 cal.
4) 300 cal.
100. A wall has two layers A and B of equal areas. Their thickness are 10 cm and 20 cm. Conductivity
of A is twice that of B. Under thermal equilllibrium, if the temperature difference across the
wall is 45 C, then temperature difference across the layer A is
XH Q_ A =i B J# ~
O_ ~#q. P ~ =O^= 10 cm =i 20 cm . A H
"H` = B "H` = HO> ~
\O. L+ =ù
Q_ H Li` =^
LQ` ^
O
45 C J~` A ~ H Li`= =^ LQ` ^

O
1) 36 C
2) 27 C
3) 18 C
4) 9 C
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101. For a certain organ pipe three successive resonance frequencies are observed at 425 Hz, 595 Hz
and 765 Hz respectively. If the speed of sound in air is 340 m/s, then the length of the pipe is
XH P~< Q@= =_ =~ J#<^ #< 425 Hz, 595 Hz =i 765 Hz U~_<~,
J~# Q@= _= (^ x =_ 340 m/s)
1) 2 m
2) 0.4 m
3) 1 m
4) 0.2 m
102. What is the deviation angle when light incident at an angle 45 on equilateral prism of refractive
index 2 .
2
@H ^~ =H=
# Q}HO Q = u *H~ @HO
XH HOu H~}
O 45 `#
OH}O`
`#
O KOk` qK# H}O ZO` ?
1) 150
2) 30
3) 45
4) 90
^~Ox JO` H
` x+u.
1) 10 10
2) 20 10
3) 2 10
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103. Ratio of magnetic field at the centre of a current carrying coil of radius R and at a distance of 3R
on its axis from the centre is
Q q^` =# fQK @ H
OÔ =^ =i ^x JHO
"O|_ H
OÔ #O_ 3 R
R "~O
4)
10
du
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at
ib
104. An electron and a position pair is produced by a gamma ray of 2.1 MeV. The kinetic energy
imparted to each of the charged particle is
O =# XH ZH# =i l\< U~_#, XHH P"

i` H}
2.1 MeV H Q= H~}
LO_ Qu[H q=
1) 0.54 MeV
2) 1.05 MeV
3) 2.1 MeV
en
a
105. For an n-p-n transistor = 50, the value of is

~

= 50 J~` q=
n-p-n \<
1) 0.6
2) 0.8
3) 0.7
4) Zero (<)
4) 0.98
.e
106. The absorption coefficient of a material is 3/4. The ratio of maximum to minimum current
during its determination by stationary wave method is
w
w
XH ^~
+} Q}HO 3/4 ~
`~O
Q û
Qi+ =i Hx+ q^` " x+u.
1) 8
2) 4
3) 2
4) 3
107. Spherical aberration is due to Qm q+^#

=# H~}O
1) More deviation of paraxial rays LH
H~}
= Z=Q JuH=}=<O^@
2) More deviation of marginal rays LO` H~}
= Z=Q JuH=}=<O^@
3) Dispersion qH
}
=
4) Field lens H O^ H@H=
108. A thin prism P1 with angle 4 and made from glass of refractive index 1.54 is combined with
another thin prism P2 made from glass of refractive index 1.72 to produce dispersion without
deviation. The angle of the prism P2 is
P H =H=
# Q}HO 1.54. Jk 1.72 =H=
# Q}H= Q "~H
4 H}= Q Kx @HO
1
O_ qH
}
x U~~Ok. P @H H}= q=
Kx @HO
P ` qK#O
2
2
1) 2.6
2) 4
3) 3
4) 5.33
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109. In Youngs double slit experiment how many maximas can be obtained on a screen including
central maxima on both sides of central fringe M 3000 A o and slit separation d = 9000 A.
OQ [O@ peH
QO peH =^
^~O d = 9000 A, `~O
Q^ ~O
M 3000 A o J~#
`~ U~_ Qi+ "Q \ OY (=^
\ H`
)
1) 12
2) 7
3) 18
4) 4
110. Consider the following statements A and B and identify the correct choice in the given answers.
D HOk ~
O_ "H A =i B i #k.
(A) Suceptibility of paramagnetic material does not depend upon temperature.
~ JO`=` LQ` P^~_^.
(B) Ferromagnetism is explained by domain theory

(A
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1) A and B correct (A =i B x[O) 2) A and B wrong

)
3) A is correct but B is wrong (A x[= Hx B `C
=i B x[=)
4) A is wrong and B is correct (A `C
~ JO``x _"< ÔÒ ^~ q=iOK|_Ok.
du
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at
ib
111. A bar magnet of moment M is bent as an arc. Its magnetic moment

XH Ô_O` =HO M =$`H~=Q =Oz#, ^x JO`
1) Decreases `Q `
Ok
2) Increases ~QÒk
3) Does not change =~^
4) May increase or decrease ~Q=
K ^ `Q=
K
=i
`C
)
=HO
en
a
112. Identify the correct order of the following particles when arranged in the increasing order of
K.E. when moved momentum is constant in the same electric field
XH q^` H
`= XH H= HOk H} H^ `#C_ ^="Q=
~
O
Q L#C_ K.E.
H== P~} H== QiO=.
(iii) Proton
1) ii, i, iii, iv
(\\")
(ii) Deutron
(_\<)
(\<)
2) ii, iii, iv, i
(iv) Electron
3) i, ii, iii, iv
(ZH#)
4) iii, iv, ii, i
.e
(i) Tritium
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113. An electric field is acting vertically upwards. A particle of mass 1 mg and charge 1 C is
projected with a velocity 20 m/s at an angle 45 with the horizontal. Its horizontal range is 10 m,
then the intensity of electric field is (g = 10 m/s2)
x@x=Q H q^`H
`=#k. P H
Ò 1 q.Q. ^=~t 1 C P"=
Q H}x Hu
*xH
2
45 H}= 20 m/s "Q=
` qi#, ^x " 10 g. J~` q^`H
` f=` q= (g = 10 m/s )
1) 10 N/C
2) 20 N/C
3) 30 N/C
4) 40 N/C
114. When temperature is increased
(LQ`
iy#_)
(a) Viscosity of the gas increases
("=
H Q` ~Q#)
(b) Viscosity of the gas decreases
("=
H Q` `Q#)
(c) Viscosity of the liquid decreases
(^==
H Q` `Q#)
(d) Viscosity of the liquid increases
(^==
H Q` ~Q#)
1) a and c are true (a
=i
`
=)
2) b and c are true (b
=i
`
=)
3) b and d are true (b
=i
`
=)
4) a and d are true (a
=i
`
=)
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115. A 6 V cell with 1 ohm internal resistance and 10 V cell with 2 ohm internal resistance and 10 ohm
external resistance are connected in parallel. The current in ampere through 10 V cell is
1 F" JO`~x
~^=, 6 V q.K.|. Q \= =i 2 F" JO`~x
~^=
10 V q.K.| Q
@= =i 10 F= x~^# =O`~O
Q H|_# 10 V @= ^~ =OK q^`
(PO~)
1) 1.56
2) 0.8
3) 2.7
4) 4
1) 50 mH ; 20
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116. The cold junction of a thermocouple is 0 C. The ratio of thermo emf is at temperatures (of hot
junction) 50 C and 100 C respectively 8 : 15. The neutral temperature of thermocouple is
(e = at + bt2)
L+

QO K\ Ok LQ` 0C. "_ Ok 50C =i 100C =^ L#C_ ^x L+

Q `@ LQ` q= (e = at + bt2)
q.K.| x+u 8 : 15 J~` L+
1) 425 C
2) 225 C
3) 350 C
4) 850 C
117. The time constant of an inductance coil is 5 x 10-3 sec. When a 90 ohm resistance is joined in
series, the time constant becomes 0.5 x 10-3 sec. The inductance and resistance of the coil are
XH fQK @ H ~
OHO 5 x 10-3 H#. ^xH }
90 F" x~^x He` H ~
OHO
-3
0.5 x 10 H# J~` fQK @ ~H , x~^ q= =~Q
2) 50 mH ; 10
3) 20 mH ; 50
4) 10 mH ; 50
118. According to Lenz's law the direction of the induced emf is

O* `= H~= ~` q^KH |= H k
1) Towards left
Z_"

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2) In a directin opposite to change of the magnetic fleux.
i` q^KH |= JO` Ja"=x =~# =u~HOK#
3) Towards Right
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4) In the direction of change of the magnetic flux
JO` Ja"= =~ k<
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119. The threshold wavelength for certain metal is 0 . When a light of wavelength 0 / 2 is incident
on it, the maximum velocity of photoelectrons is 106 m/s. If the wavelength of the incident
radiation is reduced to 0 / 5 , then the maximum velocity of the photoelectrons in m/s will be
XH xq` = H P~O ##= 0 . 0 / 2 `~O
Q^ ~
= Q HOu ^x `#
"#
,
6
HOu `~O
Q^ ~
=# 0 / 5 =i#,
L^~=
Q HOu ZH# Qi+ "Q=
10 m/s. `#
L^~=
Q HOu ZH# Qi+ "Q=
m/s
1) 2.5 x 106
2) 5 x 106
3) 4 x 106
4) 2 x 106
120. de Broglie suggested that the dual natujre is exhibited by
_w Ô^ = u^# "\H
O|OkOz#k.
1) Elementary particle like electrons, protons and neutrons.

^q
H H}# ZH#, \# =i #\#
2) Satelites
LQ
3) planets
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4) stars
CHEMISTRY
121. Which of the following is false
HOk "x Uk `
^~O
1) acetaldehyde is commercially prepared by one step oxidation of acetylene

"~ }
Z\b
< #O_ XH JOK PHH~}
O Z\e_# `
~K~ .
2) pH value of acid rains will be less than 6

P= =~
pH q=
6 HO> `
=Q LO_#.
q "_

@ H~}"#
"=.
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CO2, SO2 =i NO2
3) CO2, SO2 and NO2 are global warming gases

4) London smog has reducing character, due to the presence of carbon and sulphur dioxide
H~<, ~ _PH
_ LO_@ =# O_< Q
H
H~}
=O LO@Ok.
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122. I) Both ethylene and acetylene decolourise Baeyer's reagent.

Wkb<, Z\b
< ~
O_ ~ H~Hx q=~O
K~
II) Both ethylene and acetylene give same product on ozonolysis reaction
Wkb<, Z\b
< ~
O_ F*<e K~
XH L`<x W~
III) Both ethane and acetylene have acidic hydrogens
D^<
, Z\b
< ~
O_ P= _[<# Hey =O\~
IV) Both ethylene and acetylene can be prepared from 1,2-Dibromoethane
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Wkb<, Z\b
< ~
O_O\h 1, 2_" D^<
#O_ `
~ K =K.
Correct statements are
2) I and IV
3) II and III
4) III and IV
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1) I and II
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123. Which of the following is more reactive twowards SN1 reaction ?

SN1 K~
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D HOk "\
1) CH 2 CHC A
3) (CH 3 )2 CHCl
2) CH 3Cl
4) C6 H 5CH 2Cl
Zn+ H O
2
C H 2 = C H 2 + O3 X
Y
124.
JkH K~j` Hey#k
The organic compound "Y" is also obtained in the following reaction

"Y"
J# On " #=# DHOk K~ _ O^=K#
Cu ,250C
1) CH 4 + O2
A l O ,1000 C
3) C H 4 + N H 3 23
125. Correct order of strength of basic nature is

1) ClO4 CH 3 CH 3COO OH
3) CH 3COO > CH 3 > OH > ClO4
2)
M oO ,400 C
CH 4 + O 2 3
4)
Zn+ H O
2
C H C H + O3
HOk "\ i # H~` H==.
2) OH > ClO4 > CH 3 COO > CH 3

4) CH 3 > OH > CH 3COO > ClO4
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126. Among the following the paramagnetic compound is HOk Wz# "\ Uk ~O` " #=.
1) Na2O2
2) O3
3) N2O
4) KO2
127. Maximum number of electrons with s = +1/2 in Cr+ ion in the ultimate shell are
Cr+
J< z=i HH

1) 12
s = +1/2 Q
2) 7
Qi+ ZH# OY
3) 11
4) 9
128. When moist chlorine is made to react with hypo, the products formed are
`_ Hi<# ` K~
[iOz#_, U~_ L`<
1) Na2SO3 + S + HCl
2) Na2SO4 + S + HCl
3) Na2S + S + HCl
4) Na2SO4 + HCl
129. Match the following :
List - II
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List - I
HOk "\x [`~

=.
J} \
H
O
I)
CsCl
B) Ionic crystal
JxH \
H
O
II) SiO 2
C) Covalent crystal
=[h \
H
O
III) Si
D) Metallic crystal
\
H
O
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A) Molecular crystal
IV) I 2
V) Sn
1)
II
III
3)
IV
II
III
2)
IV
II
4)
II
IV
III
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130. Which of the following reaction can be reversible

1) NaOH + CH 3COOH CH 3COONa + H 2O
3) 2 KClO3 2 KCl + 3O2
HOk"x kQ`K
~

HQk.
2) NaOH + HCl NaCl + H 2O

4) NH 4 NO2 N 2 + 2 H 2O
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131. In the sequence of reactions
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CH3MgI
I2 / KOH
Ag
A
B
C
D
E
H2O
600 C
If 'A' is formaldehyde, then 'E' is
# W=|_# =~ K~

1) CH3CH2OH
'A' J##k
2) CH3CHO
~e_ J~#
3) CH3COCH3
132. Which of the following is acidic in nature

1) B(OH)3
2) Be(OH)2
'E' J##k
4) CH3COOH
HOk "x P= =O Hk Uk ?
3) Mg(OH)2
3
133. S(s ) + O2( g ) SO3( g ) + 2 X K .Cal
2
4) Al(OH)3
1
SO ( g ) + O2( g ) SO3( g ) + Y K .Cal
2
2
Based on the above reactions heat of formation of SO2 is
K~
P^~OQ SO2 O @<+=
ZO` ?
1) Y - 2X
2) Y + 2X
3) 2X - Y
4) X - Y
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134. One mole of an octahydral complex Co ( NH 3 )x (Cl )y Clz with excess silver nitrate solution
gives two moles of silver chloride precipitate. Then the values of x, y, z are respectively.
Co ( NH ) (Cl ) Cl " <x JkH ~

3 x
y z
" ~ H~
_ U~_# x, y, z q= =~Q
2) 5, 1, 2
3) 6, 0, 3
4) 5, 1, 3
J+=Y x~}OQ XH "

K~
[i# ~
O_
1) 4, 2, 1
135. Match the following
[`~K=.
List - I
Nature of reaction K~ =O
a) Non spontaneous at high temperatures
DS
List - II
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A)
DH
<>\ ^=}O`
JkH LQ`
=^ JfH$` K~
H^
B)
b) Spontaneous at all temperatures
Jx LQ`
=^ JfH$` K~
c) Sponteneous at high temperatures
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C)
JkH LQ`
=^ JfH$` K~
D)
d) Non sponteneous at all temperatures

Jx LQ`
=^ JfH$` K~
H^
The correct answer is

B
1) a
3) b
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i # =^#O
2) c
4) a
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136. The number of P O P bridges in the structure of phosphorus trioxide and phosphorous
pentoxide are respectively.
~

\H
_ =i ~ O\H_ x~}= P - O - P "~k
OY =~Q
1) 5 , 5
2) 5 , 6
3) 6 , 5
4) 6 , 6
137. Wrong statement of the following :
HOk "x iHx "Y
XeF2 Xe OH~H ~
}
O sp3d
2) Shape of XeO3 is planar trigonal
XeO3 PH$u
1) Xe is sp3d hybridised in XeF2
=` uH} O
3) XeF6 is formed in third excited state of Xe Xe H =_= LkH u

XeF6 U~_Òk.
4) Central atom of XeO4 has no lone pairs
}= XO@i ZH<
=.
XeO4 =^ ~=
Ca (OH )
K 2Cr2O7 ,/ H +
H 2O, H +
Cu
2 C
138. C2 H 4
X
A
D
B
300C
In the above sequence of reactions which compounds can give haloform test
# ~x# =~ K~
U " #= ~" sH#
WK#.
1) A, B, C
2) A, D, X
3) A, C, D
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4) X, A, C
139. a P4 + b H2O + c OH PH3 + H2P O2

In the reaction the coefficients a, b and c are
K~

a, b , c Q}H
1) 1, 3, 3
2) 4, 12, 4
3) 1, 12, 12
4) 4, 6, 6
140. Four C - H bonds of CH4 molecule according to valence bond theory are
"h |O^ ÔÒ H~O
CH4 J}=x
1) Four different types <Q
<Q
C-H
|O^
"~ "~ Q LO\~.
2) Three are one type and the remaining is different
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3) Two are one type and the other two are different
=_ XH qÔ
Q O_ XH\ "~H qÔ
Q O_#.
~
O_ XH q^=
Q =iH ~
O_ "~
q^=
Q O\~.
4) All four same type
<Q XH q^=
Q O\~
141. Assertin (A) : 2-methyl-1, 3-butadiene is the monomer for natural rubber.
(A) : 2-q^ -1,
3|\_D< [~|~ H "<=~.
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Reason (R) : Natural rubber is formed through addition polymerisation.

q=~}(R)
[ ~|~# OH# e=sH~}
û
O^=K.

A =iR
~
O_ XC,
R J##k A
i # q=~}

~
O_ XC,
R J##k A
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A =iR
XC
`C
,
R `C
R XC
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i # q=~} H^
142. Assertion (A) : Chlorobenzene is less reactive than benzene towards electrophilic substitution reactions.
(A) :
ZHe
H uH

H
K~ Or< H< H~Or< ` = K~j` Hey =O_#.
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"Y
q=~} Reason (R) : Chlorine atom in chlorobenzene, deactivates the ring by negative inductive effect.
(R) : H~Or<x
Hi< ~=
}=
-I
"x K@ =# =O# x~`[

O KOkO
k.
1) A and R are true and R is the correct explanation of A.

A =i R i #q.
=i
R J##k A
i # q=~}.
2) A and R are true and R is not the correct explanation of A.

A =i R i #q.
=i
R J##k A
i # q=~}H^.
3) A is true, R is false.
A i#k, R i#k H^.
4) A is false, R is true.
A i#k
H^,
R i#k.
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143. Some Statements about carbohydrates are given below

H~_@ QiOz Hx "Y HO^ W=|_#q.
(A) Glucose does not react with sodium bisulphite

QH
A _ O

\
` K~ <O^^
(B) Invert sugar is an equimolar mixture of glucose and fructose
q= KH
~ J##k QH
A, H
H = "~ q==
(C) Sucrose is a reducing sugar
HA XH H
H~}
KH
~
(D) Cellulose contains D glucose units joined by glycosidic linkages at 1, 4 positions

* D QH
A x\ 1, 4 < =^ Q
H
_H
|O^ ^~ |OkO|_ LO\~.
The correct statements are i #
1) A, B and C
2) B, C and D
"Y
3) A, C and D
4) A and B
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144. The atomic weights of nitrogen, oxygen, fluorine and neon are 14, 16, 19 and 20 respectively.
The gas with the highest rate of diffusion is
<\[<, PH[<, i< =i x< ~=
}~ =~Q
" "#= Q "=
2) Oxygen
<\[<
PH[<
3) Fluorine
i<
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1) Nitrogen
14, 16, 19, 20

4) Neon
J~# J`kH
x<
145. The dipolemoment of a compound 'MCl3' is zero. The group of the element 'M' in periodic table
would be
'MCl3' J#
" #O H k^$
= =HO <. J~# P=~#\ H

1) VA
2) IVA
3) IIIA
'M'
KOk# Q
4) VIIA
146. The volume of CO2 liberated at S.T.P by heating 60 gm of 70% pure magnesite is
1) 5.6 lit
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60 Q= 70% ^`

Q =Q\#
"_K

Q
2) 11.2 lit
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147. A catalyst cannot alter
S.T.P =^
L^~=
Q
3) 22.4 lit
~xH K~~@
3) heat of reaction
4) activation energy of a chemical reaction
K~+=

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4) 44.8 lit
L`~H=
=# =~ KO^xk.
1) rate of a chemical reaction

2) rate constant of a chemical reaction
CO2 #i=}O
~xH ~
@ ~
OH=
~xH K~
L`[H
148. The basic nature of aliphatic amines is influenced by

Ze\H Z"<

H~ "x qÒ K JO
A. Hydrogen bonding with the solvent molecules. ^=} J}=` _[< |O^ U~~K_
O
B. Inductive effect of alkyl group

P " ZH<
# ^#O K `` O
C. Steric factors
^tH ==
Among them
g\
1) A opposes B and C
2) B opposes C and A
3) C opposes A and B
4) One opposes another
B, C " A =O =u~HO
A, C " B =O =u~HO
A, B " C =O =u~HO
u^xH qye# ~
O_O\ " =u~HO
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149. Which of the following represents the correct graph for physical adsorption at constant pressure.
HOk "\, ~

_
#
= =^ uH Jk+}=# i # Q
x
(1) m
x
(2) m
(t = temperature)
x
(3) m
x
(4) m
t
t
t
0
150. The IIA group carbonate which decomposes at 25 C is
250C =^
q @#KO^
1) BaCO3
IIA Q
H~<\
2) MgCO3
3) BeCO3
4) CaCO3
151. In the radial probability curve of 2s orbital, two peaks are present. The radial distance between
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2s
them is
Pi\ ~
_ O=` =HO ~
O_ tY~ LO\~. "\ =^
~
_ ^~O
1) 53nm
2) 110nm
3) 210nm
4) 260nm
152. A galvanic cell is composed of two hydrogen electrodes, one of which is standard one. In which
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of the following solutions should be other electrode be immersed to get maximum emf
~
O_ _[< ZH_
# J#O^#O K QxH \O xiOK|_#k. JO^ XH J~
@O
=} _[< ZH_. HOk U ^=}O "~H ZH_# LOKQ @O q^`KH |O
Qi+OQ LO_#.
1) 0.1M HCl
2) 0.1M CH3COOH 3) 0.1M H3PO4
4) 0.1M H2SO4
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153. Which of the following species has the highest ionisation potential ?
D HOk "x J`kH J<*+
<
>x Hey#k.
2) Li+
1) He
3) Al+
4) Ne
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154. The IUPAC name of an isomer of C4H10O which exhibits optical isomerism is
w
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C4H10O H XH ^$= ^$H ^$x î

OK#.
J~# P ^$O H
2 g^ 2 <
2) 2 methyl 1 propanol
2 g^ 1 <
1) 2methyl2propanol
3) 2 butanol
4) 1 butanol
IUPAC <=O
2 |@<
1 |@<
155. 1 kg of water containing the following mass of MgCl2 has the hardness of 1000 ppm
Hi#` J=k
1) 9.5 g
1000 ppm He#

1 H.Q.h\x MgCl ^=~t
2
2) 0.95 g
3) 95 g
4) 950 g
156. Among the following the colligative property is HOk"\ H}^~ ^~

=
1) Boiling point
+=
# #=
2) Freezing point
h=
# #=
3) Osmotic pressure ^"a~
}
_#
=
4) Density
O^`
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157. Antiblood clotting drug which prevents heart attack is

QO_ [|# x"iOKk =i ~HO
Q_ H@
O_ Kk
1) Acetyl salicylic acid
Z>
eeH P=O
2) 4 hydroxy acetanilide
4 _H Z\x_

3) p-nitrophenol
p-< \<

4) N-(4 ethyoxy phenyl) acetamide
N-(4
SiO2 nx`
1) CaCO3 at high temperature
K~
<O^^
JkH LQ` =^
2) Hot NaOH solution
"_
3) Hydrofluoric acid
_iH=O
4) Hydrochloric acid
_HiH=O
^=}O
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NaOH
CaCO3
158. SiO2 does not react with
W^H <

) Z@"_

159. The mineral 'Calamine' is chemically
~xHOQ 'H"< Yx[O
HeO H~<\
2) zinc carbonate
lOH H~<\
3) calcium sulphate
HeO \

4) zinc sulphide
lOH _

160. C6 H 5 NO 2
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1) calcium carbonate
}}}}m X }}}}}m Y }}m C H .

Sn, HCl
NaNO 2 , HCl
0 50 C
The reagent 'Z' in the above sequence is

2) H 3 PO 2
=~x H~HO
'Z' J##k
3) OH , KMnO 4
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1) H , K 2 Cr2 O7
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4) LiAlH4
EENADU - PRATIBHA
KEY SHEET
4) 3
5) 4
6) 3
7) 4
8) 1
11) 1
12) 1
13) 2
14) 4
15) 2
16) 4
17) 1
19) 4
20) 3
21) 3
22) 2
23) 4
24) 3
25) 3
26) 4
27) 4
28) 1
29) 4
30) 2
31) 1
32) 2
33) 4
34) 2
35) 2
36) 3
37) 4
38) 3
39) 2
40) 2
41) 4
42) 4
43) 2
44) 3
45) 2
46) 1
47) 3
48) 2
49) 4
50) 2
51) 1
52) 3
53) 3
54) 4
55) 2
56) 3
57) 2
58) 1
59) 3
60) 2
61) 4
62) 2
63) 3
64) 2
65) 4
66) 2
67) 3
68) 4
69) 2
70) 1
71) 3
72) 2
73) 4
74) 3
75) 2
76) 2
77) 2
78) 3
79) 2
80) 3
81) 1
82) 1
83) 1
84) 3
85) 2
86) 2
87) 4
88) 4
89) 1
90) 1
91) 3
92) 1
93) 2
94) 2
95) 4
96) 2
97) 1
98) 1
99) 4
100) 4
101) 3
102) 2
103) 1
104) 1
105) 4 106) 4
107) 2
108) 3
109) 2
110) 4
112) 3
113) 3
114) 1
115) 1 116) 1
117) 2
118) 2
119) 4
120) 1
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3) 4
111) 1
10) 4
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PHYSICS
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1) 1
MATHEMATICS
CHEMISTRY
121) 1
122) 2
123) 4
124) 2
125) 2 126) 4
127) 4
128) 2
129) 2
130) 1
131) 2
132) 1
133) 1
134) 2
135) 3 136) 4
137) 2
138) 2
139) 1
140) 2
141) 2
142) 1
143) 4
144) 4
145) 3 146) 2
147) 3
148) 4
149) 1
150) 3
151) 3
152) 2
153) 2
154) 3
155) 2 156) 3
157) 1
158) 4
159) 2
160) 2
EENADU - PRATIBHA
HINTS & SOLUTIONS

A
(1)
tan30
h
30
60
40 C
x
h
40 x
40 x
tan60
h
h
x
3x h
1.
ax
by

a 2 b2
sec R tan R
transvers axies y = 0
(2). Normal equation
x
b2
sec R
a
ae2 sec R
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2.
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3x 40 x x 20
G ae2 sec R,0
A = (a, 0)
A1 = (a, 0)
AG.A1G ae2 sec R a

(ae2 sec R a)
a 2 (e2 sec2 R 1)
(4). l + m + n = 0 ...............(1)
2lm mn + 2nl = 0........(2)
l+m=n
m = l or m = 2l
substute (2) we have
A:m:n
k k
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3.
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:
: k or A : m : n k : k : k
2
2
= (1, 1, 2) = (1, 1, 2)
cos R
a1a 2 b1b2 c1c 2
a b c
2
1
2
1
2
1
a b c
2
2
2
2
2
2
1
2
4.
R 120
(3). x2 + ax + bc = 0, x2 + bx + ca = 0
bc ac
c
b
1
ba
c is a common root, then c2 + ac + bc = 0
a + b + c = 0.
The other roots are b and a.
quadratic equation whose roots are a and b,
then x2 (a+b)x + ab = 0
x2 + cz + ab = 0
common root is
bc
ca
5.
(4). log(1 + x + x2) = log(1x3) log(1x)
x3
1
2
x6
x 2 x3
.... x
.... coeff. of x 3 1
3
3
2
2
3
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6.
(3). G x 3
G x 3 27
7.
0 x 3 1 26
number of discontinuous points are 25
(4). ginven equation 5x y = 1
perpendicular equation is x + 5y k = 0
c2
k2
5
are
2 ab
25
k p2 5 x 5y p 2 5 0
4 6M
(2 8M )
,
2
2
(1). C
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C 2 3M, 1 4M
4 p 17
5
radious = 0 M
du
pr
at
ib
2 3 7 11 4 7
2 3 7 11 4 7
,
,
, C2
5
5
5
5
C1
C1C2
(3). ax 2 by 2 1
diff. w. r. to x
2ax + 2byy1 = 0
ax + b yy1 = 0 ..................(1)
again diff. w. r. to x
en
a
9.
10
7 2 7
5
a b y12 yy 2 0......................(2)
.e
x (2) ax b y12 yy 2 x 0.....................(3)

10.
w
w
(1) (3) xyy 2 xy12 yy1 0

. S 4Qr2 log S log 4Q 2log r
(4)
%S
S
s 100 0 2
%r
r
s 100 2.
0.03 s 100
2
3
k
1
k
2
1 14 k 1 p28 k 26,30
2
4 9 1
11.
(1)
12.
h g h(1) 0
(1). ho(gof )
4
2
13.
2
2
(2). 16 9x 0 x
14
16
4 4
0 x ,
3 3
9
3x 2 1 1 3x 2 1 1 3x 3
Rq.so.
1
x 1
3
x 1 ,1
3
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14.
2
2
2
2
(4). Range a b , a b
Max :
22 32 13
Min exist at x = 0
15.
(2). Let y
x 2 2x 9
x 2 4x 3a
(y 1)x 2 (4y 2)x (3ay a) 0

2
x R : (4 3a)y 4(1 a)y + (1 a) > 0
y R : 16(1 a)2 4(4 3a)(1 a) 0
17. (1). cot v
x 2/3 y 2/3
xy
2
1
1
3
3
By Eulers theorem
n
du
pr
at
ib
A2 B2 A2 AB BA B2
A.B B.A
x.( cos ec 2 v)vx y( cos ec 2 v)vy
1 cos v
.sin2 v
3 sin v
1
3
.cot v
1
sin v.cos v
3
en
a
x vx y vy
ha
.n
e
16.
(a 0) (a 1)< 0
0<a<1
(4). (A B)(A B) A.A A.B B.A B.B
a2 a 0
1
sin2v
2sin v cos v
6
6
w
w
.e
1 1 1 x 6

18. (2). 1 2 M y 0
1 2 3 z 10
If the system has no. solution .......
1 1 1
1 2 M 0
1 2 3
1(6 2M ) 1(3 M ) 0 0
M3
19.
(4). B C H 0
BC CH HB 3
BCH 1
Let B1
2
2
2
, B2
, B3
CH
BH
BC
Page No : 30
B C H
B1 B 2 B 3 2
0
BCH
B1B 2B 3
8
8

8
2
(BCH )
(1)2
1 1 1
B1B 2 B 2B 3 B 3B1 4
B C H
BC CH HB

BCH
3
12
1
ha
.n
e
Required equation
x 3 B1 B2 B3
x 2 B1B2 B2B3 B3B1
x B1B2B3 0
20.
x 3 12x 8 0
(3). f n r 1 f 421 f 3
x 4 4x 3 2x 2 4x 2 0
4x 3 12x 2 4x 4 0
12x 2 24x 4 0
24x + 24 = 0
x = 1
1
0
1
0
-1
-1
1
0
-1
2
-1
1
0
-3
-1
2
-1
-2
3
-3
-2
w
w
-1
-4
1
.e
-1
2
-3
4
-1
en
a
-1
du
pr
at
ib
x 3 0 12x 8 0
3
0
-4
Required equation is y 4 4y 2 1 0
21.
(3).
2tan x /2
tan2 x /2
1

2
2
1 tan x /2 1 tan x/2 5
1
5
2tan xh 1 tan2 xh (1 tan2 xh) 5 tan2 xh 10 tan xh 5 1 tan xh

6tan2 xh 10 tan xh 4 0 3 tan2 xh 5 tan xh 1 0 tan xh 2, 1/3
2tan xh
4
3
or

2
1 tan xh
5
4
22. (2). tanA + tanB + tanC = 6, tanA tanB = 2
= tan x
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A B C 180
tan A 1 tanB tanC 3 tan A tanB 3
= tan A 1,tan B 2,tanC 3
tanA + tanB = tanC

It is accute angle
23.
(4). sin6 R cos 6 R k cos 2 R 1 (sin R )2

(cos 2 R )3 k cos 2 R 1
1 3sin2 R cos 2 R k cos 2 R 1 3sin2 R cos 2 R k cos2 R k 3sin2 R
sin 65 sin25
2sin75 cos 20
(3) I) cos 65 cos 25 2cos 45 cos 20 1
III)
sin70 cos 40 sin 70 sin50

2sin60.cos10

3
cos 70 cos 40 cos 70 cos 50 2cos 60.cos 20
II)
ha
.n
e
24.
cos3 33 cos3 27
1
cos2 33 cos 33cos 27 cos2 27 1 cos2 33 sin27 (2cos 33cos 27)
cos 33 cos 27
2
1
1 1 3
1 cos 60.cos 6 cos 60 cos 63 1 .
2
2 2 4
26.
STATISTICS
S3
T3
A1
I2
C1
du
pr
at
ib
(3). ASSISTANT
A2
S3
I1
T2
N1
C1.1 C1 3 C1.3 C1 1 C1.2 C1 2 C1 C1 2 9 2 6 19

9
C1.10 C1
9.10
90
3
1
x(x 1) sin1 x 2 x 1
(4). tan
en
a
25.
Q
1
sin1 x 2 x 1
cos
2
2
2
x x
1
w
w
.e
1
1
x2 x 1
(x x)2 1
2
put x2 + x = a
(a 1)(a 2 1) 1
a3 a2 a 1 0
a(a 2 a 1) 0
a=0
27.
a
1 p 3
2
x2 + x = 0
x = 0, 1
Two real solutions
(4). sin x sinh y cos R, cos x cosh y sin R
cos2 R sin2 R sin2 x sin2 hy cos2 x cos2 hy

1 sin2 x sin2 hy cos2 hy sin2 x cos2 hy
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1 sin2 x cos 2 hy
1 1 cos2 x cos2 hy
= cos2 x cos2 hy 2
28.
(1). A, B, C are A.P.
m B = 20, A + C = 120
k
222 = 242 + k2 2. 24. k cos68
29.
24 p 576 368
2
484 = 576 + k2 - 24 k
12 p 2 3
k2 24k + 92 = 0
(4). a = 30, b = 24, c = 18, s = 36, s a = 6, s b = 12, s c = 18
1
4R
A
B
C
r
sin sin sin 1
R
2
2
2
R
2
31.
(1). 3S
1 3.
1
A
B
C
sin sin
2
2
2
3.5 1
3.5.8 1

.................
2! 9
3! 9
1
2
3S 1
9
9
1
7
3S
9
3
3/2
3 /2
9

7
3/2
ha
.n
e
(2). cos A cos B cos C 1 4sin
du
pr
at
ib
30.
1 1 1 sa sb sc

: :
:
:
6 :12 :18 : 1 : 2 : 3
%
%
%
r1 r2 r3
en
a
4
9 9
3S .
3
7 7
32. (2). S 1 2B 3B 2 ........nB n1
BS 0 B 2B ..................nB
S
.e
...................................................
w
w
Bn 1
S0
n
1 B
n
1 B
(1 B )S 1 B B 2.......B n1 nB n
Bn 1
nB n
(1 B )S
B 1
33. (4). z 2 pz q 0
It is equilateral triangle
(B n 1) n.B n

(1 B )2 1 B
B is nth roots of unity as
z1 z 2 p, z1z 2 q
= z12 z 22 z1z 2 p2 3q
(z1 z 2 )2 3z1z 2
34.
(2). a cos
4Q
4Q
1
3
i sin
cos 60 i sin 60
i
3
3
2
2
1
3
1 a
1 a
i
2
2
2
3n
1
1
1
(1)n
n
n
1
a
(cos
x
i
sin
x)
cos
i
sin

Q

Q

Q

Q

23n
23n
23n
23n
Page No : 33
A
35.
3 1
D , ,2
2 2
(2).
BD AB
1

DC AC 1
D is the mid point of DC
= AD
1 1
1
4 4
(3).
3
2
ha
.n
e
36.
6

4
A
a
Equation of line pasing through a point and parallel to vertices a at b
Equation of BC = r c ta
F 2i 3 j 4k , A = (3, 4, 5),
B = (1, 2, 3)
37.
a AB (2 2 2)
work done = F.a = (2 2 2).(2
= 4 + 6 4 = 2
(4)
38.
(3). Let he required vector be c x i y j zk then
2)
du
pr
at
ib
A B C 0 and i j k
. x i y j zk 0
After simplification we can get
Required vector =
en
a
x = 0, y = 1, t = 1;
jk
2
w
w
.e
1
39. (2). (a s b) s c b c a
3
1
(a.c).b (b.c)a b c a
3
1
1
= b c cos R b c cos R
3
3
sin R 1
8 2 2

9
3
(2). n(S) = 66
40.
1

9
n(E) 6 C2 .6 C1.54
probability of exactly two shows same number =

2
C1
2
1

C 4 52 26
C2 .6 C1.54
55

66
2 s 64
41.
(4). required
42.
(4). tan x sec x 2cos x 1 sin x 2cos2 x 1 sin x 2 2sin2 x 2sin2 x sin x 1 0
sin x
1
,sin x 1
2
Therefore, solutions in [0 2Q] are
Q
6
,Q
Q 3Q
,
6 2
Page No : 34
Hence, there are three solutions.
43.
(2). p(x k)
(k 1)a
3k
2 3
2 ........ 1
3 3
1
5
a 1
a 1
2
a
3
2
2
1
1
M 2s
1
1
2
P(x 0)
45.
eM .M 0 e 1.10

e 1
0!
0!
tan10 x sin10 x
5
xm0
x10 k
(2). Lt
sin10 x 1 cos10 x
5
.
x m0
x10
xk
Lt
Lt 1.
x 10
ha
.n
e
250 1

500 2
(3). P
1 cos10 x
5
xk
du
pr
at
ib
44.
4
3
9
a 1 a 1 a
2
4
9
1 (sin x)sin x
cos 2 x
.e
46.
(1). xLt
Q
m
en
a
1 cos10 x
10 cos9 x sin x

5 5(1).1 5 5 5
5
xm0
x2
20
If k = 2: Lt
w
w
(sin x)sin x cos x <1 log(sin x)>

Q
2cos x.sin x
xm
Lt
(sin x)sin x 1
1
<1 log(sin x)>
Q
2
2
xm
Lt
1
1
1
1
1

, B
, C
, D
10.11 110
15.17
19.22
21.25
D<C<B<A
47.
(3). A
48.
(2).

49.
dy 1 1 x 1 x 1 x
1

dx 4 1 x
(1 x)
2(1 x 2 )
1
2(1 x )
2
1
2(1 x 2 )
1 x2 1 x2
x2

2(1 x 4 )
1 x4
(4). y f e2x
ex
Page No : 35
dy
f e2x
e x e x .f 1(e2x ).e2x .2
dx
dy
1
dx f 1
.1 1.f (1).2
x 0
3
5
0 .2
cot x 1
cot x 1
2
(2). (sin x cos x)
(cos x sin x)2
sin x
cos x sin x
cos x
50.
6
5
M 2 8M 3 0
du
pr
at
ib
(2 M )(6 M ) 15 0
ha
.n
e
cos2 x sin2 x cos 2x

required solution 250 cos 2x
2 3
51. (1). Ch.equation of A
is
5 6
A MI 0
By cayley - Hamolton Theorem every square matrix satiesfies its Ch. Equation.
= A 2 8A 3I 0
where k =8
52.
dy
1
(3). dx
(1,1)
b
x
1
2
w
w
x
.e
dy
0
dx
2x + b < 0
en
a
2(1) b = 1
b = 1
c=1
1=1+b+c
x d,
53.
x2 y2
1
25 9
a=5
b=3
Area 4ab.sin R.cos R 2ab sin 2R
(3).
Area is maximum only. when 2R
Q
2
R
Q
4
side lengths: 2a cos R, 2bsin R

1
1
2(5).
, 2(3).
2
2
5 2, 3 2
Page No : 36
54.
(4). B C a
BC 2a 3
f B 3 C3 (B C)3 3BC(B C )
a 3 3a(2a 3)
f a 3 6a 2 9a
df
3a 2 12a 9
da
3a 2 12a 9 0
(2).
B0
2
x1 B 2x1 ,
C0
2
y1 C 2y1
(B, C ) lie on x2 + y2 2y = 0
4x12 4y12 4y1 0

x2 y2 y 0
56.
1 sin2 2x
d(4x)
(3).
1 cos 2 2x 1
sec
en
a
1 sin2 2x
d(4x)
2cos 2 2x
du
pr
at
ib
B2 C2 2C 0
ha
.n
e
55.
92 4a 3 0
a = 1, 3
a x 1 and a = 3
1
2xd(4x) ...d(4x)
2
.e
4x = t
4 dx = dt
1
dt
4
by simplification
2tan2x 2x + C
57. (2). x + 1 = t2
dx = 2t dt
w
w
dx
(t 2 1)tdt
(t 2 1)2 3(t2 1) 3t
(t2 1)dt
t 4 t2 1
1
1
dt 2
dt
t t 1
t t 1
dt
2
t 1 3
2 2

2
dt
t 1 3
2 2

2
2t 1
2t 1
tan 1
tan 1
c
3
3
3
Page No : 37
2
x
c
tan1
3
3(x 1)
by simplification
58.
1
4
(1). tan x x dx
tan1 x
1
3x
tan1 x
1
1
dx
3 (1 x 2 )x 3
1 A B C dx e

dx
3x
3 x x2 x3 x2 1
A = 1, B = 0, C = 1, D = 1, e = 0
1
3x
tan1 x
tan1 x
x
1
1
log
c
2
6x
3
1 x 2
ha
.n
e
1
x 41
1 x 3

dx
4 1 1 x 2 3
cos 3x 1
sin x
(3).
dx
2cos x 1
sin x
0
3x
sin x
2
dx
sin 2x sin x
0
Q
cos 2
3x
sin x
2
dx
3x
x
0 2cos
sin
2
2
Q
2cos2
du
pr
at
ib
59.
sin 2x 2
2
sin x
0 1
(cos 2x cos 2x)dx
2
0
0
en
a
x sin x
dx
(2). I
1 cos 2 x
0
.e
60.
w
w
sin x
2I
dx
1 cos 2 x
0
cosx = t
1
dt
2I
2
1 1 t
2I tan1 t
1
2I
2
61.
I
x2
(4).
1
Q2
4
x2
dx
4
1
2
(x 2 x )dx
4 1
2
1 x2
x3

2x
4 2
3 1
Page No : 38
1
8 1
1
1 10 7
1 27 9
24 2
=

4
3 2
3
4 3 6
4 6 8
2
r
n
n
1
Lt
3
62. (2). x m a n r 1
r
1
n
x2
dx
1 x3
0
1
1 3x 2
dx
3 0 1 x 3
C2k 2 .37 9 C3 k 3 36
C2 .3 9 C3 .k
2
II) 3 1 3 x
1
1
coefficient x2
(2).
1 8
8

.
3 27 81
3
dy
ex x 2ex
dx
dx
.e
1 x3
e c
3
dy
y

e2x (1 x)
dx 1 x
w
w
(4).
3
dy
e y ex x 2ex
dx
ex e y
65.
1 2x 2x
2x
1

3
3
3 3
en
a
64.
3 9 C3 9 3 1 7

k 9 C2
3
3
du
pr
at
ib
k=9/7
ha
.n
e
1
1
1
log(1 x 3 )10 log 2 log1
log 2
3
3
3
2
63. (3). I) coefficient of x = coefficient of x2
dy
py Q
dx
I.F = e
66.
pdx
e
1
dx
1 x
e log
e (1 x )
(2). P(x1, y1) be point of locus
1
1 x
cos B sin B 1
sin B cos B 2
x1,
y1
3
3
(3x1 1) cos B sin B.................(1)
(3y1 2) sin B cos B.................(2)
3(x 2 y 2 ) 2x1 4y1 12 0

67.
(3). 1 2cos R 0(sin R )...............(1)

3 2sin R 0(cos R)...............(2)
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(2)
Q
tan R 3 R
(1)
3
68.
(4). consonens
R, N, T, L
O, I, E, A
ovels
Rq. no. of ways 4!.4!.2!:
69.
(2). PQ r
ax1 by1 c
a cos R b sin R
(x1, y1 ) (3,5) tan R 1 R 45
x-y+22=0
x+
ha
.n
e
du
pr
at
ib
(1). x 2 3xy 2y 2 (x y)........(1)(x 2y)..........(2)

given x y + 2 = 0..............(3)
2y
70.
3 5 6
4
2 2
PQ

1
1
2

2
2
(1) & (2) are perpendicular
x+y=0
For a right angle triangle, orthocentre is right vertex (1) & (3) PI is (1, 1)
Both A & R are true, R is the correct explanation of A.
8 42
2
1(1 49)
(2). AB2 + AC2 = BC2

O = ortho centre is (1, 2, 3)
w
w
72.
g 2 2
a 1 c 42
.e
d2
g 2 ac
a(a b)
en
a
71.
(3). d 2
7 1
S = circum centre is , ,1
2 2
2
1
7
2
distance between O & S 1 2 (3 1)
2

73.
74.
25 25

4
4
4
66
2
(4). e2x e2x

odd power terms are cancelled
coefficient of xn = 0
(3). r d
6 16 M
9 16
5
p(10 M ) 5
Page No : 40
M 15,
M 35
M (35, 15)
75.
(2). 2y
dy
dw
dy
dn
18
2
and
dx
dt
dx
dt
dx
dx
18
dt
dt
2y = 9
(2y)2
9 9
9
9
(x, y) ,
,x ,
8 2
2
8
76. (2). Number of onto functions: n = 23 2= 6
y
(2). Tangent at P is
ha
.n
e
77.
1 1 1 1 2 2 3 3 4
A ,
,
, , , , , ,
2 3.1 4.1 5 3 5 4 5 5
m = n(A) = 9
mn=3
x
y
cos R sin R 1
a
b
Squaring and adding,

78.
x2
a2
b2
2
(3). Slope of 2x + y = k = 2 = t
t=2
If t = 2, point is (8, 8) lies on 2x + y = K
K = 24
x4 2
2x 2 1

x
1
(2).
(x 1)2 (x 1)2
(x 1)2 (x 1)
en
a
79.
y2
du
pr
at
ib
x
y
Tangent at D is sin R cos R 1
a
b
A=1; D= 3/2; E = 3/4
.e
3
3 3
3
2 1 1
2
4
2 2
80.
w
w
A D 2E 1
(3). 4 3cos R
8
r
3
2
1 coxR
4
r
3
= e
4
81.
(1). Initial energy at A mgh
1
mv 2
2
final energy (at A) = mgh
=

1
2
loss in energy mv
2
v
20 m
50
1
mgh mv2
100
2
1
2
= mv2 mgh v 2gh 2 s 10 s 20 20 m/s

Page No : 41
82.
(1). i
2
10 1 R
P.D across wire iR
3
10 1 s 10
10 1 R
R 199898
83.
(1).. Let us say at temperature T both will have same surface area
= for brass
A1 A 1 2BB T 10
steel A1 A 1 2BS T 20
A 1 2B B T 10

A 1 2B S T 20
84.
ha
.n
e
On substituting
B B T 10
B S T 20
B B & B S we get T = 3.75 0C
(3). According to Boyles law (at constant temperature)

P1V1 P2 V2
4
3
4
3
Pw
Qr3 Patm
Q 2r
Patm Pw 8Patm
Pw 7Patm
h 70 m .
85.
(2). Energy supplied by machine in 5 min = (5) (60) (10 103) J

50% of energy used to raise in T or metal
1 300 s 104
1500 C
2 10 s 103
.e
en
a
4
50 5 60
10

= %T
100 M s S
w
w
= %T 1500 C
m1 m2
2m2
u1
u2
(2). v1
m1 m2
m1 m2
10
12
86.
du
pr
at
ib
Patm
m2 m1
m1
m2
m
2m2
v 2 u1
u2
m2
m2
u1 2u2 12 20 8 m/s
87.
(4). New position of COM = 1/3 cm from centre.

Given disc rotated by angle R
2
= cos R
1/3
1/3
1/ 3
2 1/3
1/3
1

3
1

2
cm
1cm
= R 1200
Page No : 42
1/ 3
1/3
R 1/3
88.
(4). Power = Force velocity
velocity
89.
power
P

N 3mg
force
(1). M.I of hexagon about O M.I of AB about O

s 6
2
M 21

M 31
s 6
12
(3). T2
2L,M
2L,M
t R3
T2
r2
T r
1
1
2L,M
T 2 40
du
pr
at
ib
T22
64
25
92.
91.
2L,M
ha
.n
e
(1).
2L,M
ML2
2
2
3 3ML s 6 20 ML
90.
2L,M
(a) PE is maximum at extreme position (f)

(b) PE is
1
total energy
2
1
1
mX2 x 2 mX 2 A 2
2
4
A2
2
1
of total energy
4
.e
KE is
x
en
a
x2
(e)
3A 2
4
x2
w
w
1
1
mX2 (A 2 x 2 ) mX 2 A 2
2
8
2
2
2
4A x = A
3A2 = 4x2
(c)
3A
2
(d) Velocity is maximum at mean position.
x
93
(2). By hooks law

e t Fext
When lift at rest Fext mg

when lift accelerates upwards with g/2 Fext 3mg /2
3mg
e
3
= 2 2 e2 e
2
e
mg
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95.
.LT 2
(2). Pressure = F/A =
L2
ML1T 2
distance = L
time = T
on solving a/b = MT2
(4). 1 = 0.25 + .64 + c2
1 .89 = c2
h1
c .11
96. (2). Let velocity at A = V
then velocity at B = 2V
1
gh
M 4v 2 v2
v 2
2
3
further ht it goes above A is
= 2Mgh
100 s 1
10
10
10
42 sin 600
u
g
2T
R
(1). P0 hdg
99.
(4). CP C V R
.e
98.
200
m/s
3
en
a
du
pr
at
ib
2h 5h

3
3
u2 sin2R
97. (1). R
g
h
B
1 4gh
1
mv 2
2 3

2h/3
h 2
Mg
g
= Total ht above S h
Q nC V dT at constant volume
w
w
60 3
C V
5
=C
4
CP 4 R 4 2 6 cal/mol/k
Q nCP dt 5 s 6 s 10 300 cal (at constant pressure)
KAERt
2
on simphfication
we will get the answer.
100. (4). Q
101. (3). n
L
ha
.n
e
94.
v
2L
340
1m
2 s 425
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sin 45
102. (2) sin r 2;
1
sin r1
1
2
A = 60, r1 + r2 = 60
sinr2
1

sin i2
2
sin i 2
1
2
r2 = 30
C2 = 45
d = (i1 + i2) A = (45 + 45) 60 = 30
B
103. (1).
N0
nir 2
2 r 2 x 2
3/2

104. (1). e e m H ray
rest man energy e or e = 0.51 Mev
ha
.n
e
Let K.E of e & e is E
= 2E 2 0.51
2.1Mev
= E 0.54Mev
C
1 C
50
50

0.98
1 50 51
du
pr
at
ib
105. (4). B
4i1i2
106. (4). a i i 2
1
2
i2
i1
4 i1 /i2
i1
i 1
2
=
3
4
3
4x
3
x3
2
4
4
x 1
en
a
4i1i2
imax
3
imin
.e
107. (2).
N 1
A1
1
N 1
A
w
w
108. (3).
A1 .72

4 .54
A1 5.33
109. (2) d sinR nM

sin R 1
d nM
n
9000 A
0
3
3000 A
on both sides 3 + 3 + 1 = 7
C
110. (4) A) susceptibility of paramagnetic material depends upon temperature X
T
B) Ferromagnetism is explained by domain theory.
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111. (1).
112. (3) Mass of Titanium > mass of duetron > mass of proton > mass of electron.
P2
K.E.
P is constant.
2m
K.E. t
1
m
v
t 10
2
113. (3). Range
2usin R 2 20
1/ 2
1

Eq
g
2
10
m
10
ha
.n
e
t
10 2 10 2
1

v
20
2
450
Eq
40
m
E 30
m
30 N/C
q
114. (1).
115. (1). For loop ABCD
du
pr
at
ib
t
6v
6 i2 10 i1 i2
0 1
................ (1)
10 2i1 10 i1 i2
0 ................... (2)
en
a
for loop EFGA
on solving (1) & (2) we get i1 1.56A
i2
1 0 v 2 8 i1
108
.e
116. (1). e at bt 2
18
a 50
b 50
8
a 5b
8

2
15 a 100
b 100
2a 200b 15
w
w
a
850
b
a
850

4250 C
Nuutral temperature
2b
2
L
3
117. (2). Time constant 5 s 10
R
when 908 resistance is added
by solving
L
0.5 s 103
R 90
R 90
10 R 108
R
= L 5 s 102 H 50 mH .
118. (2) According to Lenzs law the emf will be induced in a direction.
In a direction opposite to change of the magnetic flux
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hc hc
119. (4). Work function G M M
0
when
M0
2
incident
hc hc
K.Emax = M M
0
1
hc
2
me
v e
2
M0
Mc
M 0 /2
v 2e
hc
M0
hc
M0
2hc
M0 me
M0
incident
5
5hc
M0
hc
M0
4hc
M0
1
mev 2e
2
= v1e
v e2 s 4
= v1e 2ve 2 s 106 m/s
ha
.n
e
K.E max
when
120. debroglie suggested that the dual nature is exhibited by

(1) elementary particle like electrons, protons, neutrons.
du
pr
at
ib
121. (1). One step oxidation of C2H4 gives CH3CHO in the presence of a catalyst
122. (2). Ozonolysis of C2H4 gives formaldehyde and C2H2 gives glyoxal. Only acetylene is
acidic, but not ethylene.
123. (4). C6H5CH2+ ion is more stable.
124. (2). Ozonolysis of ethylene gives formaldehyde. Partial oxidation of methane in the
presence of MoO3 also gives formaldehyde.
en
a
125. (4). Strength of acids : CH4 < H2O < CH3COOH < HClO4.
126. (4). Superoxide ion has unparied electron
127. (4). Unltimate shell of Cr+ has one 3s, three 3p and five 3d, a total of nine orbitals.
m Na SO
.e
128. (2). Na2S2O3 + Cl2 + H2O
+ S + HCl
w
w
129. (2). I2 is molecular and h as van der Walls forces. SiO2 has all covalent bonds 3D
network structure.
130. (1). Forward reaction is neutralisation. Backward reaction is salt hydrolysis.
131. (2) B = C2H5OH , C = CHI3 , D = C2H2

Hydration of acetylene gives vinyl alcohol, which tautomerises finally to give acetaldehyde.
132. (1). B(OH)3 = H3BO3 (orthoboric acid)
133. (1). S
SO2
3
O2 SO3 ; %H 2xK.Cal m i
1
O2 m SO3 ; %H y .K.Cal m ii
(i) (ii) gives ; S O2 m SO2 ; %H 2x y
134. (2). [Co(NH3)5Cl]Cl2 has two free chloride ions in solution.

135. (3).
%H is ve and %S is +ve denotes spontaneous reaction at all temperatures.

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136. (4). P O P likases in P4O6 and P4O10 are the same in number (each 6)
137. (2). XeO3 has trigonal pyramidal structure.
138. (2). X = C2H5OH5, A = CH3CHO, B = CH3COOH and D = CH3COCH3.
139. (1). P4 +3H2O + 3NaOH
m PH
+ 3NaH2PO2
1
1
1
1
140. (2). Excited carbon has 2s 2p x 2p y 2p z configuration. As per VBT, one s s overlap and
three s p overlaps in CH4 molecule

141. (2). Both statements are true. They are independent statements.
142. (1). Presence of Cl on benzene cause I effect. Hence, ring electron denisty in C6H5Cl
is less than that in C6H6.
formation. Cellulose has 1,4 C linkages.
ha
.n
e
143. (4). Sucrose is non reducing sugar, because anomeric carbon atoms are in acetal
144. (4). Molecular weight of Ne is 20. N2 is 28, O2 is 32 and F2 is 38
145. (3). MCl3 with 3 BP and no LP is symmetrical. Hence M should have only 3 valence
electrons.
du
pr
at
ib
146. (2). 60 grams of 70% pure magnesite has 42g of MgCO3. 0.5 mol of MgCO3 decomposes
to give 0.5 mol of CO2.
147. (3). Catalyst does not alter heat of reaction and also equilibrium.
148. (2). Due to +I effect, basic nature increases. Basic nature is less due to steric factor
and also due to decreases in hydrogen bonding ability.
149. (1) As the temperature increases at constant pressure, extent of adsorption decreases.
This graph denotes physical adrosption.
en
a
150. (3). BeCO3 decomposes at room temperature. Thermal stability increases down the
group to BaCO3.
0
Radial
Probability
w
w
151. (3).
.e
2.1A
Distance
152. (2). Weakest monobasic acid provide least concentration of porton.
153. (2). Compared to He, Li+ has more nuclear charge and small size.
154. (2). 2 Butanol CH3 CHOH CH2 CH3 has chiral carbon.
155. (2). 1000
mg of MgCl2
s 100
95
156. (3). Osmatic pressure is a direct colligative property.

157. (1). Asprin also posses antiblood clotting property.
158. (4). SiO2 forms CaSiO3 with hot CaCO3 .SiO2 is dissolved in hot NaOH to give Na2SiO3
and in HF to give H2SiF6
159. (2). Calamine is carbonate mineral of zinc metal. Its composition is ZnCO3.
160. (2). X = C6H5NH2 (aniline). Y = C6H5N2Cl (benzene diazonium chloride)
Y on reduction gives benzene. The reduclant may be H3PO2 or C2H5OH
* * *
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This paper contains 80 questions from Mathematics, 40 questions each from

vertices then AG.A'G =

The quadratic equations x2 + ax + bc = 0 and x2 + bx + ca = 0 have a common root, then the

Coeff. of x3 in log(1 + x + x2) x3 H

where the function is discontinuous is

2) xyy2 xy12 + yy1 = 0

11. The distance between the parallel planes 4x 6y + 2z + K = 0 and 2x 3y + z + 1 = 0 is 14

value [ho(gof)] (x) if x =

13. The domain of

14. The range of the function f(x) = 3|Sinx| 2|Cosx| is

1) A or B are null matrices (A ^ B

2) A or B are unit matrices (A ^ B

18. If the system of equations x + y + z = 6, x + 2y + z = 0, x + 2y + 3z = 10 has no solution then =

20. The transformed equation of x4 + 4 x3 + 2 x2 4 x 2 = 0 by eliminating 2nd term is

21. If Sinx + Cosx =

23. If Sin6 + Cos6 + KCos 2 = 1 then (J~`) k =

24. Match the following :

Cos3 33n Cos3 27n

26. The number of real solutions of

29. In ABC , a = 30, b = 24, c = 18 then the ratio

30. In ABC , cosA + cosB + cosC =

32. If is a nth root of unity, then 1 + 2 + 3 2 + ..... + n n 1 =

36. If OA = a , OC = c in OABC parallelogram then the equation of side BC is

38. Unit vector coplanar with i + j + 2k , i + 2 j + k and perpendicular to i + j + k is

39. Let a , b , c be non-zero vectors such that (a b ) c =

the vectors b and c then Sin =

43. If the range of a random variable x is {0, 1, 2, 3, 4, ...} with P(X = k) =

47. Arrange the following in increasing order of magnitude

61. The area bounded by the curve x 2 = 4y and st.line x = 4y 2 is

Which of the above statements (s) is (are) true

64. The solution of

65. Integrating factor of (x + 1)

67. By rotating the axes at an angle if 1, 3

YO_ Ok. J~#

(A) : x2 + 3xy + 2y2 = 0, x y + 2 = 0 ~

U~_ u *xH O|HO^O

1) Both A and R are true and R is the correct explanation of A.

4) A is false and R is true A

3) A is true and R is false A

71. The distance between the parallel lines given by (x + 7y )2 + 4 2 (x + 7y ) 42 = 0 is

(3, 1, 5), (4, 0, 3) is

aO^=` U~_ u [= H i=$` H

76. If m = the no.of distinct rational nos

mappings from {1, 2, 3} onto {1, 2} then m n is

section of the tangents drawn at P and D.

78. The line 2x + y = K is a normal to y2 = 8x, then K =

80. The ecentricity of the conic r (4 3cos R)  8 (OY==

reservoir is (temperature of water is constant)

1) move at 2 m/s in its original direction

H^. ^x #O_ 1 O.g. "~=

4) A is false and R is true A

Qu[ H "`O H 1/4 =O`

94. The dimensions of a/b in the equation P =

95. If 0.5i + 0.8j + ck is a unit vector. Then value C is

45 C J~` A ~ H Li`= =^ LQ` ^

105. For an n-p-n transistor = 50, the value of is

107. Spherical aberration is due to Qm q+^#

(B) Ferromagnetism is explained by domain theory

1) A and B correct (A =i B x[O) 2) A and B wrong

~ JO``x _"< ^O`O ^~ q=iOK|_Ok.

111. A bar magnet of moment M is bent as an arc. Its magnetic moment

80. The ecentricity of the conic r (4 3cos R) 8 (OY==