All India Test Series: Xii Class (Velocity) (Advanced - 5) - Paper - 2 Target Iit - Jee - 2015

ALL INDIA TEST SERIES
XII CLASS (VELOCITY)

[ADVANCED - 5] _ PAPER - 2
TARGET IIT - JEE - 2015
Duration :3 Hours
Max. Marks : 180
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INSTRUCTIONS
In each part of the paper, Section-A contains 20 questions. Total number of pages are 28. Please ensure that the
Questions paper you have received contains ALL THE QUESTIONS in each section and PAGES.
SECTION - A
1.
Q.1 to Q.10 has four choices (A), (B), (C), (D) out of which only one option is correct & carry 3 marks each.
1 mark will be deducted for each wrong answer.
2.
Q.11 to Q.16 are based upon a Paragraph. Each Question has four choices (A), (B), (C), (D) out of which only one is correct
& carry 3 marks each. 1 mark will be deducted for each wrong answer.
3.
Q.17 to Q.20 contains 4 multiple choice questions. Each question has matching list. The codes of list have choices (A), (B),
(C) & (D) out of which only one is correct & carry 3 marks each. 1 mark will be deducted for each wrong answer.
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PART - I [MATHEMATICS]
SECTION - A
SECTION - A
[ oLr q
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[STRAIGHT OBJECTIVE TYPE]

Q.1 to Q.10 has four choices (A), (B), (C), (D)
out of which ONLY ONE is correct
1.
2
(A)
5
5
(B)
3
a2 b2 c2
(C)
1
216
(A)
2.
Tr Tr 1
r 1
d2
(B)
5
3
(C)
1
3
(D)
2
3
ekukTr, r = 1, 2, 3 ......... dsfy, Js.khdkrth i n gS

A
1
243
rc
Tr Tr 1
r 1
dk eku gS&
1
(B)
215
(D) None of these
a2 b2 c2 d2
sin 20
find value of
bd
ac
(A) 1
(B) 2
(C) 3
(D) 4
2
5
; fn 3Tr + 1 = Tr r Fkk T4 =
Given that for a, b, c, d R,

If a sec 200 c tan (200) = d
b sec 200 + d tan (200) = c
; fn a, b, c, d pr q
Z
Hkq
t dhHkq
t k, gSr c
a2 b2 c2
dk U; w
ur e eku gksxkA
2
(D)
3
Let Tr be rth terms of sequence for

r = 1, 2, 3 ......... . If 3Tr + 1 = Tr and
1
(A)
217
1.
d2
1
(C)
3
1
T4 =
find value of
243
3.
i z-.1 l si z-.10 r d pkj fodYi (A), (B), (C), (D) fn; sgS
ft uesa^^dsoy , d^^ l ghgS
A
If a, b, c, d are sides of a quadrilateral, then

find minimum value of
2.
zd kj dsi z'u ]
3.
(A)
1
217
(B)
1
215
(C)
1
216
(D) bues
al sdksbZugha
A
; fn x; k gSfd a, b, c, d R, dsfy,
; fn a sec 200 c tan (200) = d
b sec 200 + d tan (200) = c gS r c
a2 b2 c2 d2
sin 20
bd
ac
(A) 1
(B) 2
(C) 3
dk eku gS
A
(D) 4
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4.
If , are the roots of the quadratic equation
x2 3 2
log2 3
then the value of

(A) 3
(C) 7
log3 2
x 2 3
log3 2
+ +
(B) 5
(D) 11
4.
2log2 3 = 0,
x2 3 2
6.
n 1 n
The value of ( 1) n equals
5
n 1
5.
log3 2
+ +
(A) 3
(C) 7
x 2 3
log3 2
dk eku gS
A
(B) 5
(D) 11
(1) n 1 5n
dk eku gS
A
5
(A)
12
5
(B)
24
(A)
5
12
(B)
5
24
5
(C)
36
5
(D)
16
(C)
5
36
(D)
5
16
1
sin
1
1
sin
The value of sin
1
sin
1
Let f : R {1, 0, 1} R satisfies
2log2 3 = 0,
n 1
6.
1
sin
1
sin
1
sin dk eku
1
sin
1
(A) r hu dscj kcj ughagS
] R dsde l sde , d eku
(A) can not equals three for atleast one value

of R.
(B) is zero for some value of R.
(C) lies in [2, 4]
(D) lies in [1, 1]
7.
log2 3
dsew
y gSr c
is equal to
5.
; fn , f} ?kkr l ehdj .k
dsfy, A
(B) ' kq
U; gSR dsfdl heku dsfy, A
(C) vU
r j ky [2, 4] esagS
A
(D) vU
r j ky [1, 1] esagS
A
7.
ekukf : R {1, 0, 1} R,
1 x
f2 (x).f
= 64x then [|f(2)|] is.
1 x
1 x
f2 (x).f
rq
"V dj r k gS
]
= 64x dksl U
1 x
where [*] denotes GIF.

(A) 1
(B) 2
(C) 3
(D) 4
r c [|f(2)|] gS
A
t gk [*] egke i w
. kkZ
a
d Qyu dksn' kkZ
r k gS
A
(A) 1
(B) 2
(C) 3
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(D) 4

8.
If x f(x) = 3 (f(x))2 + 2
then
9.
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8.
2x2 12xf(x) f(x)

dx
(6f(x) x)(x2 f(x))2
(A)
1
C
(6f(x) x)2
(B)
(C)
1
C
x xf(x)
(D) None
1
C
x f(x)
2
3
Let f(x) = cos1 (4x3 3x) If f = and
5
9.
4
f = q find |4p + q| is equal to
5
(A) 40
(C) 10
10.
xR
Further
rc
2x2 12xf(x) f(x)

dx
(6f(x) x)(x2 f(x))2
(A)
1
C
(6f(x) x)2
(B)
(C)
1
C
x xf(x)
(D) dks
bZugha
A
1
C
x2 f(x)
ekuk f(x) = cos1 (4x3 3x) If f 5 = r Fkk

4
f = q r c |4p + q| cj kcj gS
A
5
(A) 40
(C) 10
(B) 15
(D) 20
Suppose f : R R+, and g : R R+ are

differentiable functions such that
x g(f(x))f(g(x))g(x) = f(g(x))g(f(x))f(x)
; fn x f(x) = 3 (f(x))2 + 2
10.
(B) 15
(D) 20
ekuk f : R R+, r Fkkg : R R+ vodyuh; Qyu

bl i zd kj gSfd
x g(f(x))f(g(x))g(x)=f(g(x))g(f(x))f(x)
xR
a
0
f(g(x)) dx = 1
e 2a
x R.
2
Given that f(f(0)) = 1. If g(f(4)) = ek, then

k is
(A) 12
(B) 2
(C) 16
(D) 8
a
e 2a
vkxs 0 f(g(x)) dx = 1
x R fn; kx; k
gSf(f(0)) = 1 ; fn g(f(4)) = ek, r c k gS

A
(A) 12
(C) 16
(B) 2
(D) 8
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[COMPREHENSION TYPE]
[ Jà
[ ky kc)
&cks/ku i zd kj ]
Q.11 to Q.16 are based upon a paragraph. Each
i z-11 l si z-16 r d] , d vuqPNsn i j vk/kkfj r gS

A i zR; sd i z'u esa
questions has four choice (A), (B), (C), (D) out of
pkj fodYi (A), (B), (C), (D) ft uesal s^^dsoy , d^^ l ghgS
A
which ONLY ONE is correct
vuq
PNsn i z'u l a
[ ; k 11 l s12
ekuk vki Qyu f (x) dsckj sesaughat kr sgSfdUr qf (x)
Paragraph for Question Nos. 11 to 12

Suppose you do not know the function f (x),
dsckj sesadq
N t kudkj h uhpsnh xbZ
A i z'u gy dj usl s
however some information about f (x) is listed
i gysbUgsa/; ku l si <+
sA
below. Read the following carefully before

(i)
fy, i fj Hkkf"kr gS
A
f (x) is continuous and defined for all
(ii)
f '(5) = 0 ; f '(2) is not defined and f
f '(4) = 0
'(4) = 0
(iii)
(iii) (5, 12) , d fcU

nqgSt ksf (x) dsvkys[ki j fLFkr gS
(5, 12) is a point which lies on the
t xg i j _ .kkRed gS
A
f ''(2) is undefined, but f ''(x) is
f '(x) dsfpU
g uhpsfn; sx; sgS
A
(v)
negative everywhere else.

(v)
f ''(2) i fj H
kkf"kr ughagSi j Ur qf ''(x) l Hkh
(iv)
graph of f (x)
(iv)
f '(5) = 0 ; f '(2) i fj H
kkf"kr ughagSr Fkk
(ii)
real numbers
the signs of f '(x) is given below
11.
11.
f (x) l r r ~gSr Fkk l H

kh okLr fod l a
[ ; kvksads
(i)
attempting the questions
y = f (x) dsl a
Hko vkys[kksaesa
On the possible graph of y = f (x) we have
(A) x = 5, i j Li j U
;w
ur e fcUnqgS
A
(A) x = 5 is a point of relative minima.
(B) x = 2, i j Li j vf/kdr e fcU

nqgS
A
(B) x = 2 is a point of relative maxima.

(C) x = 4 is a point of relative minima.
(D) graph of y = f (x) must h ave a
geometrical sharp corner.
(C) x = 4, i j Li j U
;w
ur e fcUnqgS
A
(D) y = f (x) dk vkys
[ k de l sde , d T; kfer h;
uw
d hyk ' kh"kZj [ ksxkA
iwjs fo'okl ds lkFk vius liuks dh rjQ cM+ks] ogh ftanxh ft;ks ftldh dYiuk vkius dh gSA

12.
Possible graph of y = f (x) is
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12.
y = f (x) dk l a
Hko vkys[k gS&
(A)
(A)
(B)
(B)
(C)
(C)
(D)
(D)
It is the mark of an educated mind to be able to entertain a thought without accepting it.
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vuq
PNsn i z'u l a
[ ; k 13 l s14
From a point 'P' three normals are drawn to

the parabola
y2
fdl hfcUnqP l si j oy; y2 = 4x i j r hu vfHkyEc bl
= 4x such that two of them
make angles with the abscissa axis, the
r j g l s[ kha
pst kr sgSfd muesal snksHkq
t k v{k dsl kFk
product of whose tangents is 2. Suppose the
dks.k cukr sgSft udhLi ' kZj s[kkvksadk xq

. ku 2 gS
A ekuk
locus of the point 'P' is a part of a conic 'C'.
fcUnqP dk fcUnq
i Fk dk Hkkx C ' kka
d o gS
A ' kka
d o C dh
Now a circle S = 0 is described on the chord
t hok dksO
; kl ekudj i fj o`k S = 0 [ kha
pk t kr k gSt ks
of the conic 'C' as diameter passing through

the point (1, 0) and with gradient unity.
fcUnq(1,0)l sxq
t j r k gSr Fkk ft l dh <ky bdkbZgS
A
Suppose (a, b) are the coordinates of the
eku a r Fkkb bl o`kdsdsUnzdsfunsZ

' kka
d gS
Avfr i j oy;
centre of this circle. If L1 and L2 are the two
ft l dhnksvua
r Li ' khZL1 r FkkL2 gSft l dhvuq
i zLr v{k
asymptotes of the hyperbola with length of
dh yEckbZ2a r Fkk l a
;q
Dr v{k dh yEckbZ2b gS
A
its transverse axis 2a and conjugate axis 2b

(principal axes of the hyperbola along the
(vfr i j oy; dhi z

eq
[ k v{k funsZ
' kkdh; v{kksadhfn' kk esa
coordinate axes) then answer the following
gS
) r c fuEu i z
' uksadsmkj nhft , A
questions.
13.
14.
13.
Locus of P is a
(A) circle
(B) parabola
(C) ellipse
(D) hyperbola
The angle (0, /2) between the two

asymptotes of the hyperbola lies in the
interval
(A) (0, 15)
(B) (30, 45)
(C) (45, 60)
(D) (60, 75)
14.
P dk fcU
nq
i Fk gS
(A) o`k
(B) i j oy;
(C) nh?kZ
o`k
(D) vfr i j oy;
vfr i j oy; dhnksvuUr Li ' khZdschp dks.k

(0, /2) fdl vU
r j ky esafLFkr gS
A
(A) (0, 15)
(B) (30, 45)
(C) (45, 60)
(D) (60, 75)
eqf'dys oks phtsa gksrh gS] tks gesa rc fn[krh gS tc gekjk /;ku y{; ij ugha gksrkA
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vuq
PNsn i z'u l a
[ ; k 15 l s16

Let y = f (x) satisfies the equation
ekuk y = f (x) l ehdj .k
f (x) = (ex + ex)cos x 2x

15.
dksl a
rq
"V dj r k gS
y satisfies the differential equation
15.
ex)cos
( x t ) f ' ( t ) dt .
dy
(A)
+ y= ex(cos x sin x) exx(cos x + sin x)
dx
16.
(x)=(ex
x 2x
( x t ) f ' (t ) dt
0
y vody l ehdj .k dksl a

rq
"V dj r k gS
(A)
dy
+ y= ex(cos x sin x) exx(cos x + sin x)
dx
(B)
dy
y= ex(cos x sin x) + exx(cos x + sin x)
dx
(B)
dy
y= ex(cos x sin x) + exx(cos x + sin x)
dx
(C)
dy
+ y= ex(cos x + sin x) exx(cos x sin x)
dx
(C)
dy
+ y= ex(cos x + sin x) exx(cos x sin x)
dx
(D)
dy
y= ex(cos x sin x) + exx(cos x sin x)
dx
(D)
dy
y= ex(cos x sin x) + exx(cos x sin x)
dx
f (x) as a function of x equals
16.
f (x), x es
aQyu dscj kcj gS
(A) ex(cosx sinx) +
2
e
(3 cosx + sinx) + exx
5
5
(A) ex(cosx sinx) +
2
ex
(3 cosx + sinx) + exx
5
5
(B) ex(cosx + sinx) +
2
ex
(3 cosx sinx) exx
5
5
(B)
(C) ex(cosx sinx) +
2
ex
(3 cosx sinx) + exx
5
5
(C) ex(cosx sinx) +
2
ex
+ sinx) +
(3 cosx sinx) exx
5
5
(D) ex(cosx + sinx) +
(D)
ex(cosx
ex(cosx
2
ex
+ sinx) +
(3 cosx sinx) exx
5
5
2
ex
(3 cosx sinx) + exx
5
5
2
ex
(3 cosx sinx) exx
5
5
It is the mark of an educated mind to be able to entertain a thought without accepting it.
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[MATCH THE COLUMN TYPE]

Q.17 to Q.20 contains 4 multiple choice questions.
Each question has matching list. The codes of list
have choices (A), (B), (C) & (D) out of which only
17.
Column-I
Column-II
2
(P)
(Q)
(R)
For an ellipse
(1) 2
with vertices A and A', tangent

drawn at the point P in the
first quadrant meets the y-axis
in Q and the chord A'P meets the
y-axis in M. If 'O' is the origin then
OQ2 MQ2 equals to
If the product of the
(2) 3
perpendicular distances from 2
x
y2
any point on the hyperbola 2 2 1
a
b
of eccentricity e = 3 from
its asymptotes is equal to 6, then the
length of the transverse axis of
the hyperbola is
The locus of the point of
(3) 4
intersection of the lines
x 2 y2
=1
5
3
on the tangent at any point P on

the ellipse, then (S1F1). (S2F2)
is equal to
CODES :
P
Q
R
S
(A)
4
3
1
2
(B)
3
4
1
2
(C)
3
4
2
1
(D)
1
2
3
4
Column-I
Column-II
2
x
y
1
9
4
ft l ds' kh"kZA r Fkk A' gSfcUnqi zFke [ ka
M
esaP i j Li ' kZj s[kk, [ khph t kr h gSt ksy
v{k dksQ i j feyr h gSr Fkk t hok A'P y
v{k dksM i j feyr h gS
A ; fn O ew
y
fcUnqgSr c OQ2 MQ2 dscj kcj gS
A
(P)
fdl hnh?kZ
o`r
(Q)
; fn vfr i j oy;
x2
y2
a2
b2
dhmr dsUnzrk e = 3
(1) 2
(2) 3
ft l
gS
i j fdl h HkhfcUnql svuUr Li ' khZ
i j vfHkyEc dh nw
j h 6 gSr c vuq
i zLr
VkUl ol Zv{k dh yEckbZgksxhA
(R)
(where t is a parameter) is a
hyperbola whose eccentricity is
If F1 & F2 are the feet of the
perpendiculars from the foci
S1 & S2 of an ellipse
gS
A ft uesal sdsoy , d l gh gS
A
17.
x
y
1
9
4
3 x y 4 3 t = 0 and
3 tx + ty 4 3 = 0
(S)
[l q
esy u l q
ph i zd kj ]
Q.17 l sQ.20 r d 4 cgq
fodYi i z'u gS
A i zR; sd i z'u esl q
esy u
lq
phgS
Al w
fp; ksadsfy, dksMdsfodYi (A), (B), (C) r Fkk(D)
(4) 6
(S)
j s[kkvksa 3 x y 4 3 t = 0
(3) 4
r Fkk 3 tx + ty 4 3 = 0
dsi zfr Nsnh fcUnqdk fcUnq
i Fk
t gk t , d i zpky gS
, d vfr i j oy; gSft l dh mr dsUnzrk gS

x 2 y2
; fn F1 r FkkF2 nh?kZ
o`r
=1
(4) 6
5
3
dhukHkhS1 r FkkS2 l sfdl hfcUnqP i j fLFkr Li ' kZj s[kk
i j yEc dk i ko gSr c (S1F1).(S2F2) cj kcj gksxk &
CODES :
P
(A)
4
(B)
3
(C)
3
(D)
1
Q
3
4
4
2
R
1
1
2
3
S
2
2
1
4
eqf'dys oks phtsa gksrh gS] tks gesa rc fn[krh gS tc gekjk /;ku y{; ij ugha gksrkA

18.
P(0, 3, 2); Q(3, 7, 1) and R(1, 3, 1)

are 3 given points. Let L1 be the line passing
through P and Q and L2 be the line through R
and parallel to the vector
Column-I
(P)
18.
P(0, 3, 2); Q(3, 7, 1) r FkkR(1, 3, 1)
r hu fn; sx, fcUnqgS

A ekuk L1 j s[kk fcUnqP r Fkk Q l s
xq
t j r h gSr Fkk L2 , d j s[kk t ksR l sxq
t j r h gSr Fkk
l fn' k V i k dsl ekUr j gS

A
V i k .
Column-II
perpendicular distance
shortest distance
Column-I
Column-II
(P)
P dh L2 l svfH
kyEc nw
jh
(1) 7 3
(Q)
L1 r Fkk L2 es
aU; w
ur e nw
jh
(2) 2
(R)
f=kHkq
t PQR dk {ks=kQy
(3) 6
(S)
l er y PQR dhfcUnq(0, 0, 0) (4)
(1) 7 3
of P from L2
(Q)
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(2) 2
between L1 and L2
(R)
area of the triangle PQR
(S)
distance from (0, 0, 0)
to the plane PQR
(3) 6
(4)
19
147
19
147
l snw
jh
CODES :
CODES :
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
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19.
19.
MATCH THE COLUMN

Consider the following linear equations
ax + by + cz = 0
cx + ay + bz = 0
Match the conditions/expressions in ColumnI with

statements in ColumnII.
ColumnI
ColumnII
(P) a + b + c 0 and
(1) the equation
= ab + bc+ca
represent planes
meeting only at a
single point.
(Q) a + b + c = 0 and
a2+b2+c2
(2) the equation
ab+bc+ca
represent the line

x=y=z
(R) a + b + c 0 and
a2+b2+c2
(3) the equation
ab+bc+ca
represent identical
planes
(S) a + b + c = 0 and
a2+b2+c2
ekukfd j S
f[ kd l ehdj .ksa
ax + by + cz = 0
bx + cy + az = 0
cx + ay + bz = 0
bx + cy + az = 0
a2+b2+c2
(b)
MATCH THE COLUMN
(4) the equation
= ab+bc+ca
represent the
whole of the three
Lr EHk-I esafn; sx; si zfr cU/kksa

@O
;a
t dksadkLr EHk-II esafn; s
x; sdsl kFk l q
esy dhft , &
Lr EHkI
Lr EHkII
(P) a + b + c 0 vkS
j
(1) l ehdj .ks
al er yksadks
a2+b2+c2 = ab+bc+ca
i znf' kZ
r dj r hgS
a
] t ks
dsoy , d fcUnqi j
feyr sgS
a
(Q) a + b + c = 0 vkS
j
(2) l ehdj .ks
aj s[kk
a2+b2+c2 ab+bc+ca
x=y=z dksi z
nf' kZ
r
dj r h gS
a
(R) a + b + c 0 vkS
j
(3) l ehdj .ks

al oZ
le
a2+b2+c2 ab+bc+ca
l er yksadksi znf' kZ
r
dj r hgS
a
(4) l ehdj .ks
al Ei w
. kZ
f=kfoe l ef"V dks
i znf' kZ
r dj r hgS
a
(S) a + b + c = 0 vkS
j
a2+b2+c2 = ab+bc+ca
dimensional space.
CODES :
P
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
CODES :
P
(A)
1
(B)
4
(C)
3
(D)
3
Q
2
3
1
2
R
3
1
2
1
S
4
2
4
4

20.
Column I
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Column II
(P) sin 420 cos 390
(1) 0
20.
(1) 0
+ cos (660) sin (330)
(Q) tan 315 cot (405)
(2) 1
(Q) tan 315 cot (405)
+ cot 495 tan (585)
(2) 1
+ cot 495 tan (585)
(R) The value of
(3) 2
(1 tan 8 )(1 tan 37 )

=
(1 tan 22 )(1 tan 23 )
Lr EHk - II
(P) sin 420 cos 390
+ cos (660) sin (330)
Lr EHk - I
(R)
(1 tan 8 )(1 tan 37 )

(1 tan 22 )(1 tan 23 )
(3) 2
dk eku gS
2
(S) Value of sin x is
4
3

(4) 5
(where [.] represents greatest integer function)
2
(S) sin x dk eku gS&
4 3
(4) 5
(t gk [.] egke i w
. kkZ
a
d Qyu gS
)
CODES :
CODES :
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
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PART - II [PHYSICS]
SECTION - A
[ oLr q
fu"B i zd kj dsi z'u ]
SECTION - A
1.
A circular rope of weight 'W' and radius

R
r
is resting on a smooth sphere of
2
radius 'R'. The tension in rope is :
(A)
(B)
A
1.
W
2
W
(B)
4
W
4
(C)
W
8
(D) bues
al sdksbZugha
The string is taut and inextensible. At the

given instant, the velocity of ring B is equal
to :
1
m / sec.
2
dh, d o`kh; j Ll ht ksf=kT; k
(A)
W
8
(D) None of these
(C)
gksxk &
W
2
(A) 1 m/sec
'R' ds, d fpdusxks

y si j foj ke i j gS
A j Ll h esar uko
(C)
2.
Hkkj 'W' o f=kT; k r
(B)
3
m / sec.
2
(D) 2 m/sec
2.
j Ll h r uh o vfor kU; gS
A fn; sx; s{k.k i j ] oy; B dk
osx cj kcj gS&
(A) 1 m/sec
(C)
1
m / sec.
2
(B)
3
m / sec.
2
(D) 2 m/sec

3.
A uniform field is exists in the region directed

away from the page. A charged particle.
moving in the plane of the page follows a
anticlockwise spiral of increasing radius as
shown. True explanation is :
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3.
(A) vkos
' k /kukRed gSr Fkk /khek gksrk t kr k gS
A
(B) vkos
' k _ .kkRed gSr Fkk /khek gksrk gS
A
(C) vkos
' k /kukRed gSr Fkk pky c<+
r h gS
A
(D) vkos
' k _ .kkRed gSr Fkk pky c<+
r h gS
A
(A) charge is positive and slowing down

(B) charge is negative and slowing down
(C) charge is positive and speeding up
(D) charge is negative and speeding up
4.
Given figure shows a sound filter in which

sound is passing through a bifurcated pipe
as shown. Speed of sound in air is 300 m/
sec. A sound consists of four frequencies 300
Hz, 600 Hz, 900 Hz, 1500 Hz. Then which of
the following frequency will pass through
outlet:
(A) 300 Hz
(C) 900 Hz
5.
4.
(B) 600 Hz
(D) 1500 Hz
Two thin prisms of flint glass, with refracting

angle of 6 and 8 respectively having
dispersive powers in the ratio:
(A) 4 : 3
(B) 3 : 4
(C) 1 : 1
(D) 9 : 16
, d l eku {ks=k dkxt esackgj dh fn' kk esafo| eku gS

A
, d vkosf' kr d.k] r y esaxfr ' khy gSdkxt fp=kkuq
l kj
c<+
r hgq
bZf=kT; k dsokekor Zl fi Z
y dk vuq
l j .k dj r k gS
A
l gh O
; k[ ; k gksxh &
fn; sx; sfp=k esa, d /ofu fQYVj i znf' kZ

r gSft l esa/ofu
fp=kkuq
l kj cQj dsVsMi kbi esaxq
t j r hgS
A ok; qesa/ofu dh
pky 300 m/sec gS
A , d /ofu esapkj vko`fk; k 300
Hz, 600 Hz 900 Hz, 1500 Hz gS
A r c fuEu esal s
dkS
ul h /ofu ckgj fudyr h gS
A
(A) 300 Hz
(C) 900 Hz
5.
(B) 600 Hz
(D) 1500 Hz
fyUV dka
p dsnksi r yh fi zTe ft uds vi or Z
d dks.k
e' k%6 o 8 gS
A ft udh fo{ksi.k ' kfDr ; ksadsvuq
i kr
gS
&
(A) 4 : 3
(C) 1 : 1
(B) 3 : 4
(D) 9 : 16
deZ djus esa gh vf/kdkj gS] Qy esa ughaA
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6.
A sound wave of frequency n travels

horizontally to the right. It is reflected from
a large vertical plane surface moving to the
left with a speed v. The speed of sound in
the medium is c. Then,
6.
; g v pky l scka
; hvksj xfr eku m/okZ
/kj l er y l r g l s
i j kofr Z
r gksrhgS
A ek/; e esa/ofu dh pky c gS
Ar c
(A) The number of waves striking the
b g
(A) i `"B l si z
fr l S
d .M Vdj kusokyh r j a
xksdh l a
[;k
n cv
surface per second is
.
c
b g
n cv
gS
a
A
c
(B) The frequency of the reflected wave is
n c v
c
(B) i j kofr Z
r rja
x dh vko`fk
(c v)
(C) i j kofr Z
r rja
x dh vko`fk
c v n
(c v)
gS
A
gS
A
.
(D) bues
al sdksbZugha
A
(D) None of these

7.
7.
n c v
(C) The frequency of the reflected wave is
c v n
vko`fk n dh /ofu r j a
x {ksfr t esanka
; h vksj xfr eku gS
A
If width of slab is very large, then maximum

possible y-co-ordinate of light ray where it
; fn i fV; k dh pkS
M+
kbZcgq
r vf/kd gS
A r c i zd k' k fdj .k
dk vf/kdr e l EHko y-funsZ
' kka
d t gk ; g i y; ku gksxk
&(t gk y ehVj esagS
)
will escape: (where y is in meter).
(A) 0.5 m
(B) 1 m
(A) 0.5 m
(B) 1 m
(C) 1.5 m
(D) None of these
(C) 1.5 m
(D) bues
al sdksbZugha
Any man who reads too much and uses his own brain too little falls into lazy habits of
thinking

8.
Refractive index of thin prism is 1.5 and
Page # 16
8.
1
refracting angle is degree. Focal length
of lens is 60 cm. The y-co-ordinates of

converging point of beam is equal to :
9.
i r yh fi zTe dk vi or Z
uka
d 1.5 gSr Fkk vi or Z
d dks.k
1
fMxzhgS
A ysUl dhQksd l yEckbZ60 cm gS
Ai q
Ut
dk vfHkl kj h fcUnqi j y-funsZ

' kka
d cj kcj gS&
1
(A) cm
2
1
(B) cm
3
(A)
1
cm
2
(B)
1
(C) cm
6
1
(D) cm
6
(C)
1
cm
6
(D)
A positive charge 'q' moves towards the

centre of a circular loop of radius 'R' along
it's axis. The magnitude of magnetic field
along the periphery of the loop at the given
instant is :
(A) zero
(C)
(B)
0 qvR
2 R x
3/2
0qvR
4 R 2 x2
9.
(B)
3/2
(D) None of these
1
cm
6
, d /kukRed vkos'k 'q' f=kT; k 'R' ds, d o`kh; yw

i ds
dsUnzdhvksj bl dhv{k dsvuq
fn' k xeu dj r k gS
A fn; s
x; s{k.k i j yw
i dh i fj f/k dsvuq
fn' k pq
Ecdh; {ks=k dk
i fj ek.k gksxk &
(A) zero
1
cm
3
(C)
0 qvR
2 R 2 x2
3/2
0qvR
4 R 2 x2
3/2
(D) None of these
dk;Z gh lQyrk dh cqfu;kn gSA
Page # 17
10.
Three vessels A, B and C of given crosssections as shown contain liquid upto same
height with same initial pressure Pi at the
bottom. As the temperature rises, the correct
order of liquid pressure at the bottom will be
(neglect the expansion of the vessel) :
(A) pA = pB > pC = pi (B) pA > pC = pi > pB

(C) pA > pC > pB > pi (D) pA > pB > pC > pi
In YDSE arrangement as shown in figure, fringes
are seen on screen using monochromatic source S
having wavelength 3000 (in air). S1 and S2 are two
slits seperated by d = 1 mm and D =1m. Left of slits
S1 and S2 medium of refractive index n1= 2 is present
and to the right of S1 and S2 medium of n2= 3/2, is
present. A thin slab of thickness 't' is placed in front
of S1 . The refractive index of n3 of the slab varies
with distance from it's starting face as shown in
figure.
10.
r hu i k=k A, B r Fkk C fp=kkuq

l kj vuq
i zLFk dkV fn; sx; s
gSft uesanzo l eku pkbZr d Hkj kgSft uesai sa
nsi j l eku
i zkj a
fHkd nkc Pi gS
A r ki c<+
usi j ] i sa
nsi j nzo nkc dkl gh
e gksxk &(i k=k dk i zl kj ux.; gS
):
(A) pA = pB > pC = pi (B) pA > pC > pi = pB

(C) pA > pC > pB = pi (D) pA > pB > pC = pi
[ Jà
[ ky kc)
&cks/ku i zd kj ]

A
vuq
PNsn i z'u l a
[ ; k 11 l s12
YDSE O
; oLFkkesafp=kkuq
l kj ] fUt sr j a
xnS
O
; Z3000 A(ok; qesa
) ds
, d o.khZ
; L=kksr S dsmi ; ksx l si nsZi j fn[ kr k gS
A S1 o S2 nks
LysVsd = 1 mm i j gSr Fkk D =1m gS
A LysV S1 o S2 dscka
;s
r j Q vi or Z
uka
d n1= 2 dk ek/; e mi fLFkr gSr Fkk S1 o S2 ds
nka
; sr j Q vi or Z
uka
d n2= 3/2 dk ek/; e mi fLFkr gS
A , d i r yh
i fV; kft l dheksVkbZ't', S1 dsl keusfLFkr gS
Ai fV; kdkvi or Z
uka
d
n3 fp=kkuq
l kj i zkj a
fHkd Qyd l snw
j h dsl kFk cnyr k gS
A
Optimism is the faith that leads to achievement. Nothing can be done without hope and confidence.

11.
12.
If thickness of the slab is selected 1 m, then

posi ti on of cent ral maxima wil l be :
(y-coordinate)
Page # 18
11.
; fn i fV; k dheksVkbZ1 m pq
us] r c dsfUnz; mfu"B dh
fLFkfr gksxh&(y-funZ
s'kka
d)
1
(A) mm
3
1
(B) mm
3
(A)
1
mm
3
(B)
1
mm
3
1
(C) mm
6
1
(D) mm
6
(C)
1
mm
6
(D)
1
mm
6
Fringe width on the screen is :

(A) 0.4 mm
(B) 0.1 mm
(C) 0.2 mm
(D) 0.3 mm
12.
i nsZi j fUt pkS

M+
kbZgksxh&
(A) 0.4 mm
(C) 0.2 mm
vuq
PNsn i z'u l a
[ ; k 13 l s14

A capacitor circuit the consists of two 6 F and two
3 F capacitors is initially charged to 100 V and 50
V respectively now connected to a source of emf
200 V through the switches S1,S2 & S3 as shown in
figure below :
13.
14.
Charge on capacitor 'P' in steady state when

S1 is closed;
(A) 300 C
(B) 700 C
(C) 600 C
(D) 100 C
Now, switch S2 is also connected, then charge
on capacitor 'P' is :
(A) 300 C
(B) 700 C
(C) 600 C
(D) 100 C
(B) 0.1 mm
(D) 0.3 mm
,d l a
/kkfj =k i fj i Fk esanks6 F o nks3 F l a
/kkfj =k i zka
j EHk esa
e' k%100 V o 50 V l svkosf' kr gSvc fp=kkuq
l kj S1,S2 o S3
dq
a
ft ; ksal s200V dsfo-ok-cy dk L=kksr l a
; ksft r gS
A
13.
fLFkj voLFkk esal a

/kkfj =k 'P' i j vkos'k t c S1 ya
ch gS
A
(A) 300 C
(C) 600 C
14.
(B) 700 C
(D) 100 C
vc dq
a
t h S2 dh l a
; ksft r gS
] rc l a
/kkfj =k 'P' i j vkos'k
gksxk&
(A) 300 C
(C) 600 C
(B) 700 C
(D) 100 C
|e gh lQyrk dh daqth gSA
Page # 19

An ac generator G with an adjustable frequency of
oscillation is used in the circuit, as shown.
15.
, d ac t fu=k G esa; ksX; nksy u vko`fk i fj i Fk esai z;q

Dr gS
]
fp=kkuq
l kj
Current drawn from the ac source will be

maximum if its angular frequency is-
16.
vuq
PNsn i z'u l a
[ ; k 15 l s16
15.
ac L=kks
r l s i zokfgr /kkj k vf/kdr e gksxh ; fn bl dh
(A) 105 rad/s
(B) 104 rad/s
dks.kh; vko`fk gksxh &
(C) 5000 rad/s
(D) 500 rad/s
(A) 105 rad/s
(B) 104 rad/s
(C) 5000 rad/s
(D) 500 rad/s
To increase resonant frequency of the circuit,

some of the changes in the circuit are
carried out. Which change (s) would
certainly result in the increase in resonant
frequency?
16.
i fj i Fk dh vuq
uknh vko`fk c<+
us i j ] i fj i Fk esadq
N
i fj or Z
u gksrsgS
A vuq
uknh vkoq
fk c<+
usesafu' fpr : i
l s D; k cnyr k gS\
(A) R is increased.
(A) R c<+
r k gS
(B) L1 is increased and C1 is decreased.
(B) L1 c<+
r k gSr Fkk C1 ?kVr k gS
(C) L2 is decreased and C2 is increased.
(C) L2 ?kVr k gSr Fkk C2 c<+

r k gS
(D) C3 is removed from the circuit.
(D) C3 i fj i Fk l s gVk fn; k t kr k gS
Do you want to know who you are? Don't ask. Act! Action will delineate and define you.
Page # 20
[MATCH THE COLUMN TYPE]

[l q
esy u l q
ph i zd kj ]
fodYi i z'u gS
esy u
lq
phgS
Al w
17.
gS
A
A source of sound, emitting frequency of 6000

Hz, moving towards a stationary reflecting
wall with speed 50 m/sec. There are five
observes A,B,C,D and E as shown in figure.
Speed of sound is 350 m/sec.
Column-I contains observer and column-II contains

the beat frequency observed by the observers. Match
column-I with column-II.
Column-I
(A) observer A
(B) observer B
Column-II
(P) 400 Hz
(Q) 0(zero) Hz
17.
/ofu dk , d L=kksr 6000 Hz dhvko`fr i j mRl ft Z

r gS
]
50 m/sec pky l s, d fLFkj i j kofr Z
r nhokj dh vkS
j
xfr ' khy gS
A ; gki ka
p i zR; sd A,B,C,D r FkkE fp=kkuq
l kj
gS
A /ofu dh pky 350 m/sec gS
A
Lr EHk-I esai zs{kd gSr FkkLr EHk-II esai zs{kdksads} kj ki zsf{kr chV vko`fr
gS
A Lr EHk-I l sLr EHk-II dksl q
fefyr dhft , &
Lr EHk-I
Lr EHk-II
(A) i z
s{kd A
(P) 400 Hz
(B) i z
s{kd B
(Q) 0(' kw
U; ) Hz
(C) observer C
(R) 1750 Hz
(C) i z
s{kd C
(R) 1750 Hz
(D) observer D
(S) 2000 Hz
(D) i z
s{kd D
(S) 2000 Hz
(E) Observer E
(E) i z
s{kd E
(A) A Q; B P; C R; D S ; E R
(A) A Q; B P; C R; D S ; E R
(B) A Q; B P; C R; D S ; E S
(B) A Q; B P; C R; D S ; E S
(C) A P; B P; C R; D S ; E R
(C) A P; B P; C R; D S ; E R
(D) A Q; B R; C R; D S ; E S
(D) A Q; B R; C R; D S ; E S
HkkX; lkglh dk lkFk nsrk gSA
Page # 21
18.
Match each of the following descriptions to
18.
fuEu fyf[ kr of.kZ

r dksl q
fefyr dhft , &
one term from the list at left :

Column-I
(A) Dispersion
Lr EHk-I
Column-II
(P) differing indices of
Lr EHk-II
(A) fo{ks
i .k
(P) fH
kUu&fHkUu r j a
xnS
/; ksdksi zd k' k
refraction for different
dsfy, fHkUu vi or Z
uka
d
wavelengths of light.
(B) Huygen's
(Q) addition of waves with
principle
slightly different frequency at
(B) gkbxs
u dk fl ) kUr
/khj sfHkUu&fHkUu vko`fk dsl eku r j a

xks
the same point in space.

(C) Beats
dk ; ksx
(R) decrease in the speed of

light in the materials with n
(C) chV A
(R) i nkFkks
Zft l dkn (vi or Z
uka
d )>1
(refractive index) > 1

(D) Refraction
(S) any point on a propagating

wavefront acts as the source
(Q) vU
r fj {k esal eku fcUnqi j /khj s&
esai zd k' k dh pky ?kVr h gS

A
(D) vi or Z
u
(S) l a
pfj r r j a
xkxzi j fdl hfcUnqi j
u; hr j a
xkxzdksL=kksr dk; Z
j r gS
A
of new wavelets.
(A) A S; B R; C Q; D P
(A) A S; B R; C Q; D P
(B) A Q; B R; C Q; D R
(B) A Q; B R; C Q; D R
(C) A P; B R; C Q; D P
(C) A P; B R; C Q; D P
(D) A S; B Q; C Q; D P
19.
(D) A S; B Q; C Q; D P
Four fifferent circuit components are given

in each situation of column-I and all the
components are connected across an ac
source of same angular frequency =
200rad/sec. The information of phase
difference between the current and source
voltage in each situation of column-I is given
in column-II. Match the circuit components
in column-I with corresponding results in
column-II.
19.
pkj fHkUu&fHkUu i fj i Fk ?kVd Lr EHkI dhi zR; sd fLFkfr esa

nhgSr Fkkl Hkh?kVd l eku dks.kh; vko`fk= 200rad/
sec. dsac L=kks
r l sl a
; ksft r gS
ALr EHkI esai zR; sd fLFkfr
esa/kkj k o L=kksr oksYVst dschp dykUr j dhl w

puk Lr EHk
II es
anh xbZgS
A

Quality is not an act, it is a habit.

Column-I
(A)
difference is
.
2
Lr EHk-II
(P) vko' ; d dy kU
r j dk
(A)
i fj ek.k
(C)
.
4
(R) the current leads in

phase to sourcevoltage.
(D)
(A) A Q,R ; B
(B) A Q,S ; B
(C) A Q,R ; B
(D) A Q ; B P
(S) the magnitude of

required phase
difference is zero
S;CQ;DQ
P;CR;DQ
P;CQ;DQ
;CQ;DR
A square loop of conducting wire is placed

near a long straight current carrying wire as
shown. Match the statements in column-I
with the corresponding results in column-II.
Column-I
Column-II
(A) If the magnitude of
(P) Induced current in
current I is increased
the loop will be
clockwise
(B) If the magnitude of
(Q) Induced current in
current I is decreased
the loop will be
anticlockwise
(C) If the loop is moved
(R) wire will attract the
away from the wire
loop
(D) If the loop is moved
(S) wire will repel the
towards the wire
loop
(A) A R,S ; B P,R ; C Q,R ; D Q,R
(B) A P,R ; B R,S ; C P,R ; D Q,R
(C) A Q,S ; B P,R ; C P,R ; D Q,S
(D) A Q,R ; B Q,R ; C R,S ; D Q,R
.
2
(Q) vko' ; dr k dykU

r j dk
(B)
(Q) the magnitude of

required phase
difference is
20.
Lr EHk-I
Column-II
(P) the magnitude of
required phase
(B)
Page # 22
i fj ek.k
.
4
(R) L=kks
r oksYVst i j dykesa
(C)
/kkj k i ' ; gS
(S) vko' ; d dy kU
r j dk
(D)
i fj ek.k ' kw
U; gS
(A) A Q,R ; B
(B) A Q,S ; B
(C) A Q,R ; B
(D) A Q ; B P
20.
S;CQ;DQ
P;CR;DQ
P;CQ;DQ
;CQ;DR
pkyd r kj dk , d oxkZ
xkj yw
i fp=kkuq
l kj , d l h/ksyEcs
/kkj kokghr kj dsfuEu fLFkr gS
A Lr EHkI dsl a
xr Lr EHkII
dksl q
esfyr gS&
Column-I
(A) ; fn /kkj k dk i fj ek.kI
Column-II
(P) yw
i esai zsfj r /kkj k
c<+
r k gS
(B) ; fn /kkj k dk i fj ek.kI
?kVr k
(C) ; fn yw
i r kj l snw
j xeu
dj r k gS
(D) ; fn yw
i r kj dhvksj xeu
dj r k gS
nf{k.kkor Zgksxh
(Q) yw
i esai zsfj r /kkj kokekor Z
gksxh
(R) r kj yw
i dksvkdf"kZ
r
dj r k gS
(S) r kj yw
i l si zfr df"kZ
r
dj r k gS
(A) A R,S ; B P,R ; C Q,R ; D Q,R

(B) A P,R ; B R,S ; C P,R ; D Q,R
(C) A Q,S ; B P,R ; C P,R ; D Q,S
(D) A Q,R ; B Q,R ; C R,S ; D Q,R
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PART - III [CHEMISTRY]

SECTION - A
SECTION - A
[ oLr q
fu"B i

1.
An aqueous solution of (C2H5)3N is added

slowly to an aqueous solutions of CH3COOH.
The variation in conductivity of this reaction
is given as
zd kj dsi z'u ]
A
1.
(C2H5)3N dst yh; foy; u dksCH3COOH dst yh;
foy; u esa/khj s&2 feykr sgS

Abl vfHkf; kdhpkydr kesa
vUr j dksfuEu i zd kj n' kkZ
r sgS
A
G
(A)
(A)
Eq. Point
Eq. Point
Vol. of WB added
Vol. of WB added
(B)
(B)
Eq. Point
Eq. Point
Vol. of WB added
Vol. of WB added
(C)
(C)
Eq. Point
Eq. Point
Vol. of WB added
Vol. of WB added
(D)
(D)
Eq. Point
Eq. Point
Vol. of WB added
Vol. of WB added

2.
Which aqueous solution exhibits highest boiling point (A) 0.015 M glucose (B) 0.01 M KNO3
(C) 0.015 M urea
(D) 0.01M Na2SO4
a
3.
a
M
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2.
NH3 Cl NH
3
3.
NH3
NH3
a a
Cl
(I)
(II)
Which of the following is incorrect related to
I and II ?
(A) I exhibits geometrical isomerism
(B) I exhibits optical isomerism
(C) II exihibits ionization isomerism
(D) II exhibits geometrical isomerism
4.
5.
fuEu esal sdkS

ul kt yh; foy; u mPpr e DoFkuka
d n' kkZ
rk
gS
(A) 0.015 M Xyq
d kst
(B) 0.01 M KNO3
(C) 0.015 M ; w
fj ; k
(D) 0.01M Na2SO4
Total vapour pressure of mixture of 1 mol

volatile component A(pA = 100 mmHg) and
3 mol of volatile component B (pB = 60
mmHg) is 75 mm. For such case (A) there is positive deviation from Raoults law
(B) boiling point has been lowered
(C) force of attraction between A and B is
smaller than that between A and A or between B and B
(D) All the above statements are correct
In borax bead test, a colourless bead becomes coloured on being heated with a
colourless metal salt. This happends due to
the formation of
(A) The borate and meta borate of the metal
(B) Boric acid
(C) The orthoborate of the metal
(D) The hexaborate of the metal
4.
NH3 Cl NH
3
M
NH
a
NH3
3
a
Cl
(I)
(II)
I r FkkII dsl EcU
/k dsfuEu esal sdkS
ul kfodYi xyr gS
?
(A) I T; kfefr ; l eko; or k n' kkZ
r k gS
A
(B) I i z
d kf' kd l eko; or k n' kkZ
r k gS
A
(C) II vk; uu l eko; or k n' kkZ
r k gS
A
(D) II T; kfefr ; l eko; or k n' kkZ
r k gS
A
M
1 eks
y ok"i ' khy ?kVd A(pA = 100 mmHg) r Fkk3
eksy ok"i ' khy ?kVd B (pB = 60 mmHg) dsfeJ.k
dk dq
y ok"i nkc 75 mm gS
a
A bl fLFkfr esa(A) j kYV fu; e l s/kukR
ed fopyu gksxk
(B) DoFkuka
d fcUnqde gkst k; sxk
(C) A r FkkB dse/; vkd"kZ
. k cy A o A ; k B o B ds
e/; vkd"kZ
. k cy l sde gkst k; sxk
(D) l H
kh dFku l gh gS
a
5.
cksjsDl eudk i j h{k.k esj a

xghu eudk] j a
xghu /kkr q
yo.k dsl kFk xeZdj udsi j j a
xhu gkst kr k gS
A , sl k
xeZdj usi j j a
xhu gkst kr k gS, sl k fuEu dsfuekZ
. k ds
dkj .k gksrk gS
A
(A) /kkr qdscks
j sV r Fkk esVk cksjsV dsdkj .k
(B) cks
fj d vEy
(C) /kkr qdsvkW
FkkscksjsV dsdkj .k
(D) /kkr qdsgs
Dl kcksjsV dsdkj .k
Quality is not an act, it is a habit.
Page # 25
6.
7.
8.
What is the minimum concentration of SO42

required to precipitate BaSO4 in a solution
containing 1.0 104 mole of Ba2+ ?
Ksp for BaSO4 = 4 1010
(A) 4 1010 M
(B) 2 107 M
(C) 4 106 M
(D) 2 103 M
6.
Which of the following has been arranged

in order of decreasing dipole moment ?
(A) CH3Cl > CCl4>CH2Cl2>CHCl3
(B) CH3Cl > CH2Cl2>CHCl3>CCl4
(C) CH3Cl>CHCl3>CH2Cl2>CCl4
(D) CH3Br>CH3Cl>CH3F>CH3I
7.
Which of the following compounds will not

show resonance ?
CH3
CH3
C
8.
(A)
CH3
Ba2+ ds1.0 104 eks

y okys, d foy; u esaBaSO4
dsvo{ksi dsfy; svko' ; d SO42 dh U; w

ur e l ka
r k
10
D; k gS? BaSO4 dk Ksp = 4 10
(A) 4 1010 M
(C) 4 106 M
fuEu esal sf} /kzq

o vk?kw
. kZdk ?kVr k e gksxk%
(A) CH3Cl > CCl4>CH2Cl2>CHCl3
(B) CH3Cl > CH2Cl2>CHCl3>CCl4
(C) CH3Cl>CHCl3>CH2Cl2>CCl4
(D) CH3Br>CH3Cl>CH3F>CH3I
fuEu ; ksfxdksesal sdkS

u vuq
ukn i znf' kZ
r ughdj r k gS?
CH3
CH3
(A)
CH3
(C)
9.
CH3
(B) CH2 = CH CH = CH CH2
H
N
CH3
C
(B) CH2 = CH CH = CH CH2
(B) 2 107 M
(D) 2 103 M
H
(C)
(D)
When one of the following molecules is expected to exhibit diamagnetic behaviour ?

(A) S2
(B) C2
(C) O2
(D) None
9.
H
(D)
fuEu esl sdkS

ul k , d v.kqi zfr pq
Ecdh; O
; ogkj n' kkZ
r k gS
(A) S2
(B) C2
(C) O2
(D) dks
bZugh
deZ djus esa gh vf/kdkj gS] Qy esa ughaA

10.
Page # 26
Most stable conformer of given compound is :

Et
10.
fn; s x; s ; kS
fxd dk l okZ
f/kd LFkk; h l a
: i h gS
&
Et
Me
Me
Et
(A)
Me
(B)
Me
Me
Me
Et
(A)
Et
(B)
Me
Et
Et
(C)
Et
Et
Et
(D)
(C)
(D)
Me
Me
Me
[ Jà
[ ky kc)
&cks/ku i zd kj

A
vuq
PNsn i z'u l a
[ ; k 11 l s12

Type of elimination reaction in which least
substituted alkene is major product known
as Hofmann's elimination. Such reaction occur in following conditions.
(X) when base is bulky
(Y) when leaving group is very poor such as
fluoride, ammonium group ( N R3 ) etc.
(Z) When alkyl halide contain one or more
double bonds.
foyksiu vfHkf; kdki zd kj ft l esafuEu i zfr LFkkfi r , fYdu

eq
[ ; mRikn ds: i esagksrhgS
] gkW
Qeku foyksiu dgykr k
gS
A bl i zd kj dhvfHkf; k fuEu i fj fLFkfr ; ksaesai zkIr gksrh
gS
&
(X) t c {kkj cq
Ydh gS
A
(Y) t c eq
Dr gksusokyk l ew
g yksjkbM] veksfu; e l ew
g
( N R3 ) bR
; kfn dsl eku vf/kd nq
cZ
y gS
A
(Z) t c , fYdy gs
y kbM esa, d ; k vf/kd f} ca
/k gS
A
Things do not happen. Things are made to happen.
Page # 27
11.
What is the major product of the following

reaction?
CH3
fuEu vfHkf; k dk eq
[ ; mRikn D; k gS?
CH3
CH3
Br
CH3 CH3
(A)
CH2 = CH CH C CH3
CH2 = CH CH C CH3
CH3
CH3
CH3 CH3
CH3 CH3
(B)
(B)
CH3 CH = C C CH3
CH3 CH = C C CH3
CH3
CH3
CH2 CH3
CH2 CH3
(C)
Me3CO K
CH3
CH3
CH3 CH3
(A)
CH3
CH3 CH CH C CH3
Me3CO K
CH3 CH CH C CH3
Br
11.
(C)
CH3 CH2 C C CH3
CH3 CH2 C C CH3

CH3
CH3
(D) bues
al sdksbZugha
(D) None of these
CH3
CH3
CH2 CH CH CH3
12.
CH2 CH CH CH3
12.
C2H5O
Br
Br
CH3
CH3
(A)
CH = CH CH
(A)
CH3
CH = CH CH
CH3
CH3
(B)
C2H5O
CH3
CH 2CH=C
(B)
CH3
CH 2CH=C
CH3
vius 'kfDr;ksa ij Hkjkslk djus okyk dHkh vlQy ugha gksrkA
Page # 28
CH3
CH3
CH 2CHCH
(C)
CH 2CHCH
(C)
OC2H5 CH3
OC2H5 CH3
OC2H5
OC2H5
CH2CH2CCH3
(D)
CH2CH2CCH3
(D)
OC2H5
OC2H5

(P)
KI(aq.)
aq.
NaOH
(Q)
Yellow
ppt.
BaCl2(aq.)
(R)
White
ppt.
NH4OH
(T)
Brown ppt.
13.
14.
vuq
PNsn i z'u l a
[ ; k 13 l s14
(P)
KI(aq.)
aq.
NaOH
(Q)
Yellow
ppt.
(excess)
Solution of (S)
BaCl2(aq.)
(R)
White
ppt.
NH4OH
(T)
Brown ppt.
(excess)
Solution of (S)
Here compound (P) can be:

(A) AgNO3
(B) Ca(NO3)2
(C) CuSO4
(D) Pb(NO3)2
13.
Here compound (P) can be:

(A) AgNO3
(B) Ca(NO3)2
(C) CuSO4
(D) Pb(NO3)2
Here yellow precipitate (Q) is of :

(A) CH3I
(B) CaI2
(C) AgI
(D) PbI2
14.
Here yellow precipitate (Q) is of :

(A) CH3I
(B) CaI2
(C) AgI
(D) PbI2

A solution of Cu2+ salt containing 0.4 g of
Cu 2+ is electrolysed until all the Cu is
deposited. The electrolysis is continued for
seven more minutes with the volume of
solution kept of 100 ml and the current at
1.2 ampere. (At. wt. of Cu = 63.6)
vuq
PNsn i z'u l a
[ ; k 15 l s16
0.4 g Cu2+ okysCu2+ yo.kdsfoy; u dksl Ei w
. kZCu
la
xzfgr gksusr d fo| q
r vi ?kfVr dj r sgS
A foy; u dk
vk; r u 100 ml j [ kr sgq
; sr Fkk 1.2 , fEi ; j i j l kr l s
vf/kd feuV dsfy; sfo| q
r vi ?kVu dksfuj Ur j fd; k
t kr k gS(Cu dk i j ek.kqHkkj = 63.6 )
Obstacles are things a person see when he takes his eyes off his goal.
Page # 29
15.
Calculate the time in which all the Cu+2 is

depositated
(A) 16.88 sec
(C) 1.67 sec
16.
15.
l e; i fj dfyr dhft , ] ft l esal Ei w

. kZCu+2 l a
xzfgr
gksrk gS
A
(B) 16.88 min

(D) None
(A) 16.88 sec
(B) 16.88 min
(C) 1.67 sec
(D) dks
bZugha
pH of resulting solution
(A) 2 log12.5
(C) 9
(B) 4
(D) None
16.
[MATCH THE COLUMN TYPE ]
i fj .kkeh foy; u dh pH gS
A
(A) 2 log12.5
(B) 4
(C) 9
(D) dks
bZugha

[l q
esy u l q
ph i zd kj ]

fodYi i z'u gS
esy u
17.
lq
phgS
Al w
Match the column
Column-I
(A) Rock salt
(B) Zinc blende
(C) Anti-fluorite
(D) CsCl type
Column-II
(P) Fraction of voids
gS
A
occupied = 1/3
(Q) Anions constitute
lattice
(R) Cations in
tetrahedral voids
(S) Coordination
number of cation and
anion is same
17.
(A) APQS ; BPQRS; CQR; DQS

(B) APS;BPQS; CQR; DQS
(C) APR;BPQR; CQR; DQS
(D) APQ; BQS; CQR; DQS
Lr EHk l q
esfyr dhft , A
Lr EHk-I
Lr EHk-II
(A) Rock salt
(P) fH
kUu fj Dr LFkku ?ksjr k gS= 1/3
(B) Zinc blende
(Q) , uk; u
(C) Anti-fluorite
(R) dS
Vk; u pr q
"Qyd fj fDr ; k
(D) CsCl type
(S) l eU
o; l a
[ ; k dsZ
Vk; u o , uk; u
dk l eku gksrk gS
A
(A) APQS ; BPQRS; CQR; DQS
(B) APS;BPQS; CQR; DQS
(C) APR;BPQR; CQR; DQS
(D) APQ; BQS; CQR; DQS
foosd cgknqjh dk mRre va'k gSA

18.
Match the following :
Page # 30
18.
ColumnI
LRkEHk feyku fdft , :

LRkEHk I
CHO
CHO
(A)
(A)
(B) HCHO
(B) HCHO
(C) CH3CHO
(C) CH3CHO
(D) CH3 COCH3
(D) CH3 COCH3
ColumnII
LRkEHk II
(P) gs
y ksQkeZvfHkf; k
(Q) Qfya
x foy; u
(R) ds
fut kj ksvfHkf; k
(S) , YMks
y vfHkf; k
(P) Haloform reaction

(Q) Fehlings solution
(R) Cannizzaro reaction
(S) Aldol reaction
(A) APQ ;BQR; CQ, DR
(A) APQ ;BQR; CQ, DR

(B) AR; BQR; CQ; DS
(C) AR; BQR; CPQS; DPS
(D) AQ,R; BP; CPQS; DPS
(B) AR; BQR; CQ; DS

(C) AR; BQR; CPQS; DPS
(D) AQ,R; BP; CPQS; DPS
19.
Which of anions in the Column-I shows one

or more observations from the column-II.
Column-I
Column-II
(A) [CoF3(H2O)3]
(P) sp3d2
(B) [Fe(edta)]
(Q) d2sp3
19.
Lr EHk-I dsdkS
ul s/kuk; u Lr EHk-II ds, d ; k vf/kd
i zs{k.k n' kkZ
r sgS
A
Lr EHk-I
Lr EHk-II
(P) sp3d2
(Q) d2sp3
(C) [Fe(NH3)6]2+
(R) sp3
(R) sp3
(D) [Ni(CN)2(PMe3)3] (S) dsp2
(S) dsp2
3
(T) d s
(T) d3s
(A) AR, BQ, CS, DP
(A) AR, BQ, CS, DP
(B) AP, BQ, CR, DS
(B) AP, BQ, CR, DS
(C) AP, BQ, CP, DS
(C) AP, BQ, CP, DS
(D) AP, BS, CP, DR
(D) AP, BS, CP, DR
(A) [CoF3(H2O)3]
(B) [Fe(edta)]
(C) [Fe(NH3)6]2+
(D) [Ni(CN)2(PMe3)3]
Obstacles are things a person see when he takes his eyes off his goal.
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20.
Match the Column
20.
Column-I
Column-II
(A) w 0
(P) Melting of ice at

0 & 1atm
(B) (G)T,P = 0
Lr He-I
Lr He-II
(A) w 0
(P) 0 & 1 atm
i j cQZdk xyu
(Q) Freezing of CO2()

at its melting point
(C) Ssys 0
Lr He l q
esfyr dhft , &
(B) (G)T,P = 0
i j CO2() dk t euk
(R) Reversible adia-
batic
process of ideal gas
(Q) bl dsxyuka
d
(C) Ssys 0
(R) vkn' kZxS

LkdkmRe.kh;
: ) ks"e i ze] t gk r ki c<+

rk
where temperature
gS
A
increases
(D) q 0
(S) Compression of
(D) q 0
(S) l er ki h; : i l sfu; r
ideal gas at point
ck nkc fcUnqi j vkn' kZxS

l
constant external
dk l Ei hM+
u
pressure isothermally
(A) AQRS, BPQ, CQRS, DQR
(A) AQRS, BPQ, CQRS, DQR

(B) ARS, BQ, CQS, DQR
(B) ARS, BQ, CQS, DQR

(C) APQS, BPQS, CQRS, DQRS
(D) AS, BPQR, CQRS, DQRS
(C) APQS, BPQS, CQRS, DQRS

(D) AS, BPQR, CQRS, DQRS
foosd cgknqjh dk mRre va'k gSA

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XII CLASS (VELOCITY)

For example if only 'A & C'

For example if only 'A' choice is

The answer of the questions in

For example If Correct match

Ensure that all columns are filled

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AITS _ 12th _ ADVANCED TEST (P-2)

[STRAIGHT OBJECTIVE TYPE]

ekukTr, r = 1, 2, 3 ......... dsfy, Js.khdkrth i n gS

(D) None of these

Given that for a, b, c, d R,

Let Tr be rth terms of sequence for

If a, b, c, d are sides of a quadrilateral, then

(SPACE FOR ROUGH WORK)

AITS _ 12th _ ADVANCED TEST (P-2)

If , are the roots of the quadratic equation

then the value of

Let f : R {1, 0, 1} R satisfies

(A) can not equals three for atleast one value

where [*] denotes GIF.

(SPACE FOR ROUGH WORK)

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AITS _ 12th _ ADVANCED TEST (P-2)

2x2 12xf(x) f(x)

2x2 12xf(x) f(x)

ekuk f(x) = cos1 (4x3 3x) If f 5 = r Fkk

Suppose f : R R+, and g : R R+ are

ekuk f : R R+, r Fkkg : R R+ vodyuh; Qyu

Given that f(f(0)) = 1. If g(f(4)) = ek, then

gSf(f(0)) = 1 ; fn g(f(4)) = ek, r c k gS

(SPACE FOR ROUGH WORK)

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AITS _ 12th _ ADVANCED TEST (P-2)

Q.11 to Q.16 are based upon a paragraph. Each

i z-11 l si z-16 r d] , d vuqPNsn i j vk/kkfj r gS

questions has four choice (A), (B), (C), (D) out of

which ONLY ONE is correct

Paragraph for Question Nos. 11 to 12

however some information about f (x) is listed

below. Read the following carefully before

f (x) is continuous and defined for all

f '(5) = 0 ; f '(2) is not defined and f

(iii) (5, 12) , d fcU

(5, 12) is a point which lies on the

f ''(2) is undefined, but f ''(x) is

negative everywhere else.

the signs of f '(x) is given below

f (x) l r r ~gSr Fkk l H

attempting the questions

On the possible graph of y = f (x) we have

(A) x = 5 is a point of relative minima.

(B) x = 2, i j Li j vf/kdr e fcU

(B) x = 2 is a point of relative maxima.

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AITS _ 12th _ ADVANCED TEST (P-2)

Possible graph of y = f (x) is

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AITS _ 12th _ ADVANCED TEST (P-2)

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