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TEST-II
CHEMISTRY
PART-I
SECTION–I
Single Correct Choice Type

1. (D) The temperature of He = THe

The temperature of Ne = TNe
8RTHe 8RTNe
Average velocity = =
π × 4 × 10 − 3 π × 20 × 10 − 3
8 × 8.314 × THe
Average velocity = 400 =
3.14 × 4 × 10 −3
THe = 30.23 K, TNe = 151.15 K
6 12
n He = = 1.5, n Ne = = 0. 6
4 20
3 3
KE of He = n He RTHe = 565.5 J , KE of Ne = n Ne RTNe = 1131 J
2 2
1686.5
Average KE per mol = = 807.85 J
2. 1

2. (B) Partial pressure of gases before reaction

250
NO = 0·46 × = 0·3285 atm
350
100
O 2 = 0·86 × = 0·2457 atm
350
Here, NO is limiting reagent : Partial pressure after reaction
Ist step : NO = 0, O 2 = 0·0814 atm, NO 2 = 0·3285 atm
Now, let P be the decrease in partial pressure of NO2 due to dimerization
P
0·37 = 0·0814 + 0·3285 − P +
2
P = 0·0798
PN O P 1
Kp = 22 4 =  
PNO 2  2  (0.3285 − P) 2
0.0399
= 2
= 0.645 atm–1.
(0.2487)

3. (A)
Case I.
Calculation of pH of solution containing 1 mole of CH 3COONa + 1 mole of HCl per litre
CH 3COONa + HCl 
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Initially 1 mole 1 mole 0 0

moles
moles 0 0 1 1
after reaction
[CH 3COOH] = 1 M
CH3COOH CH3COO– + H+
Initial moles C 0 0
After C − Cα Cα Cα
dissociation
[ ]
∴ H + = Cα.
Ka
α=
C

[ ]
∴ H+ = C
Ka
C
= K a C = K a = K1a/ 2

(
∵ C = 1 mol L−1 )
[ ] 1
∴ − log H + = − log K a
2
(pH )1 = − log K a
1
...(i)
2
Case II. Calculation of pH of solution containing 1 mole of CH 3COONa + 1 mole of
CH 3COOH per litre
Applying Henderson equation,
(pH )2 = pK a + log [Salt ] [salt] = [Acid] = 1 mol L−1 ]
[Acid]
= pK a = − log K a ...(ii)

From equation (i) and (ii),

(pH )1 / (pH )2 = 1 / 2.
4. (B) With the help of given %
Empirical formula = BeN4Cl2H12
Molecular formula = BeN4Cl2H12
The reaction with Ag + ions suggests that two chlorine atoms are present as chloride
ion. Thus the structural formula is [Be(NH 3 )4 ]Cl 2

5. (C) I, III and IV are stable due to intramolecular H-bonding.

O H
H
F O F C O
(I) H — C — C — C—F (III) C
C O
F O F
H O H

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H
Cl O

(IV) Cl — C — CH
Cl O
H
Θ
6. (D) → C Cl 3 + H ⊕
CHCl3 
Θ
→ C F3 + H ⊕
CHF3 
Θ Θ
⇒ C Cl3 is more stable than C F3 due to pπ − dπ bonding.
Hence CHCl3 is more acidic, not CHF3 so, (I) is incorrect.
⇒ In chlorobenzene C – Cl bond length decreases due to resonance and hence its
dipolemoment is lesser than chlorocyclohexane. II is also incorrect.
⇒ Dipolemoment of fluoromethane is lesser than chloromethane due to very small
size of 'F' III is also incorrect.
⇒ Carbon and nitrogen atom containing organic compound gives positive test for
nitrogen in Lassaigne’s test.

SECTION–II
Integer Type

7. NaOH + HA  → NaA + H 2O
HA + OH → A– + H2O
–

[A− ][H 2 O]
KC = −
= 1010 ...(1)
[HA] [OH ]
HA H+ + A– ,
weak acid

Ka =
[H ][A ]
+ −
... (2)
[HA]
Eq (1) Kc 1
=
Eq (2 ) Ka Kw
K a = K w × K c = 10 −4
A– + H2 O HA + OH–

[ ]
OH − = C.h = C
Kh
C
=
K w .C
Ka

[OH ] = − 10 −14 × 0.01

10 −4
= 10 −6 M

[H ] = 10
+ −8
, pH = 8
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6−
8. CaMg3OSi4O11 → CaO + 3Mg2+ + Si 4 O11
Ans. 6
9. The isomers are
CH3 CH3 CH3 CH2Br CH2Br
H−C−Br H−C−Br Br−C−H H−C−Br and Br−C−H
H−C−Br Br−C−H H−C−Br CH2 CH2
CH3 CH3 CH3 CH3 CH3
∴ 5 isomers.
Ans. 5

10. Given, 2πr = 4λ, n=4 → H + +

H2  H*
44.8 2 moles 2 moles 2 moles
no. of moles of H 2 = =2
22.4
no. of molecules of H 2 = 2 N A
Energy required for bond dissociation, (x ) = 2 × N A × 4.526 eV
Energy required for Ionization, (y ) = 2 × N A × 13.6 eV
 1
Energy required to travel the e–, (z ) = 2 × N A × 13.6 1 − eV
 16 
Total energy released = − a × N A × 30.87
Where a = no. of moles of 'A' required.
Total energy required + total energy released = 0
x + y + z = aNA × 30.87
 15 
2 N A  4.526 + 13.6 + 13.6 ×  = aNA × 30.87
 16 
Hence a = 2.
Ans. 2

11. The second nearest neighbour location of a Cs+ ion is body center of adjacent CsCl unit.
Ans. 6

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SECTION–III
Paragraph Type
Paragraph for Question Nos. 12 to 14

O O O O
12. (B) 2−
OC2H5 + CO3 OEt
H Br
–Br–
Br

O O O O O O
2−
CO 3
OEt •• OEt OEt
–Br–
H CH2–CH2Br
Br

13. (C) In base catalysed mechanism, it is the enolate, which attacks the carbonyl group,
Base catalysed dehydration follows E1cB mechanism.

O O HO O
14. (A) •••O•
••
OH

+ •• •
H3O ••O• COOH
O
COOH

Paragraph for Question Nos. 15 to 17

15. (C) Protons: (158 g/cm3 × 0.36)/(1.0g/mole) = 57 mol/cm3

Helium nuclei: (158 g/cm3 × 0.64)/(4.0 g/mole) = 25mol/cm3
Electrons: 57 + (25 × 2) = 107 mol/cm3
Total = 57 + 25 + 107 = 189
4 
16. (A) Volume of hydrogen molecule = 2 πr 3 
3 
4
= 2 × π × (0.53 × 10 −8 ) 3 = 1.2 × 10 −24 cm 3
3
RT 0.082 × 300
hydrogen gas: V / n = = = 24.6 L / mole
P 1
= 4.1 × 10–23 L/molecule = 4.1 × 10–20 cm3/molecule
1.2 × 10 −24 × 100
% occupied = = 0.003%
4.1 × 10 −20

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(2g / mole) /(0.09g / cm3 )
17. (D) Volume of liquid hydrogen = = 3.7 × 10–23 cm3/molecule
(6 × 10 molecules / mole)
23

1.2 × 10 −24 cm 3
% occupied = × 100 = 3%
3.7 × 10 − 23 cm 3

SECTION –IV
Matrix Type

18. (A) – (p), (r), (t) ; (B) – (p), (s), (t) ; (C) – (q), (t) ; (D) – (s), (t)
Formic acid is oxidised to carbonic acid (H 2 CO 3 ) , which decomposes into CO2 and H2O.
It reduces Tollen's reagent.
HCOOH + Ag 2 O 
→ 2Ag + H 2 O + CO 2
⇒ HCOONa + NaOH CaO → Na 2 CO 3 + H 2 ↑
⇒ Fumaric acid is trans-but-2-en-1,4-dioic acid is HOOC–C –H
⇒ Cinnamic acid is trans-3-phenylprop-2-enoic acid H – C – COOH
Ph – C – H

H – C – COOH

19. (A) – (q) ; (B) – (s), (t); (C) – (p) ; (D) – (r)

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PHYSICS
PART-II
SECTION – I
Single Correct Choice Type

20. For whole system f1 – f2 = 3a … (1) Electric motor

For rear cylinder 100 – f1 = 0.5(a) … (2)
(since r = 1m, a = α) m
For front cylinder f2 = 0.5(a) … (3)
From (1), (2) and (3)
100 = 4a
a = 20 m/s2 f1 f2
∴ (A)

21. Let the speed of the instrument package be v when it grazes the surface of the planet.
Conserving angular momentum of the package about the centre of the planet
mv0 × 5 R sin θ = mvR sin 90°
⇒ v = 5v0 sin θ … (1)
Conserving mechanical energy
GMm 1 2
− + mv0
5R 2
GMm 1 2
= − + mv
R 2
1
⇒ m(v 2 − v02 )
2
4GMm
=
5R
⇒ v 2 − v02
8GM
= … (2)
5R
Substituting the value of v from equation (1) in equation (2)
8GM
25v02 sin 2 θ − v02 =
5R
1 8GM 
θ = sin −1  1 + 2 

5 5v0 R 
∴ (B)

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22. Compressing the hexagonal box and folding about the line PQ, the circuit is reduced as
shown in the figure (ii)

P
R/2 5R/2
R

P Q R/2 R/2
R
R/2 5R/2
(i)
Q

(ii)
i
5R/2 R/2
i1 R i-i1
i2
i1-i2 i-i1+i2 V ≡ V
3 1 Req
R/2
R i R/2
2
i1 2 i-i1
5R/2 R/2
i
(iv)
(iii)
Now, let a battery is connected between point P and Q as shown in the figure (iii) and its
equivalent is shown in the figure (iv)
Applying KVL in loop 1

(i − i1 ) R + (i − i1 + i2 ) R + (i − i1 ) R = V … (i)
2 2 2
Applying KVL in loop 2

+ i2 R − (i − i1 ) = 0
5R R
i1 … (ii)
2 2
Applying KVL in loop 3

i2 R + (i − i1 + i2 ) + i2 R = (i1 − i2 )
R R
… (iii)
2 2
From (i), (ii) and (iii)
20V V 23R
i= = ⇒ Req =
23R Req 20
∴ (A)

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 dB 
23. E 2πl = π.R 2  
 dt  20cm
q
C
R 2  dB 
E=   K
2l  dt 
(0, 0) (1m, 0)
qE + mg = Kx
q.R 2  dB  mg
x=  +
K 2l  dt  K
1  qR 2 dB 
x=  mg +  = 3 mm
K 2l dt 
So, l0 = 20 + 0.3 = 20.3 cm
∴ (D)

1 8g
24. f0 =
2π 3πR

f =
(
1 2 g 16 + 9π
2
)
2π 9πR
∴ f = 0.9 f 0
∴ (D)

25. Given vf =10 ms–1 (→)

vi + v f = 13 A v0
S v0
vi =13 – 10 = 3 ms–1
F I
Refraction from surface AB (image I is
object) B
3/ 2 1 (3 / 2) − 1 2m 2m 2m
− =
v −6 1
3 1 1
⇒ = −
2v 2 6
9
⇒ v=
2
By differentiation of the image formula,
dv n1v 2 du
=
dt n2u 2 dt
1 (9 / 2) 2
⇒ 3= × v0
3/ 2 ( 6) 2
⇒ v0 = 8 ms–1
∴ (C)
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SECTION – II
Integer Type
1
26. Least count of screw gauge = mm = 0.01mm
100
Diameter of the wire = (1 + 25 × 0.01) mm = 0.125 cm
4Tl
Since Y =
πd 2δl
∆Y ∆l 2∆d ∆ (δl )
∴ = + +
Y l d δl
0.01 2 × 0.001 0.001
= + + = 0.0242.
50 0.125 0.125
∆Y
Percentage error = × 100 = 2.42
Y
∴ n=5
Ans.: 5

u Mu 3Mu N
27. ∫ Ndt = M + = v
2 2 2 2 2
v'
Mu ω' ω u/ 2
∫ − µ' Ndt = Mv'− µ' N µ' N
2 u/ 2
k
A v' ' B
∫ µ' Ndt = M A v' '
µ = 0.2

3Mu
µ' = M A v' '
2 2
v' ' = 2.5 m/s

1 1
M A v' '2 = kx 2 ⇒ x = 1m
2 2
300
kx = N = 18.75 N
16
µM B g = 20 N
Since kx < µMB g, the block must be at rest (i.e.,) vB = 0
∴ vB = 0 m/s
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q12 ε AV
28. For middle plate Q, + kx = Mg ; q1 = 0
2ε 0 A l
P
Let lower plate R move upwards by y
q2
+ k ( x − y ) = Mg
2ε 0 A Q
l V
ε AV R
q= 0
l−x− y
−2 k
ε 0 AV 2  x + y 
1 −  + k ( x − y ) = Mg
2l 2  l 

Applying binomial expansion

ε 0 AV 2  2 x + 2 y  ε 0 AV 2
 1 +  + kx − ky = + kx
2l 2  l  2l 2
ε 0 AV 2
(x + y ) − ky = 0
l3
ε 0 AV 2 x ε 0 AV 2 x
y= = (given)
3 ε 0 AV  3 ε 0 AV 2 
kl 1 −  kl  n − 
 kl 3   nkl 3 
∴ n=1
Ans.: 1

29. v cos 30 0 = vc cos φ (vc – critical velocity) v vc

300
2v cos φ vc φ
v= c =
3 3
⇒ φ = 60 0
O
v sin 30 = vc sin φ − gt
0 x

vc sin φ − v sin 30 0
t=
g
(vc cos φ)t + x = L sin φ u

vc cos φ  v cos φ   v 
 vc sin φ − c  = L sin φ − x  v = c , sin 30 0 = cos 60 0 = cos φ 
g  3   3 
gL cos φ 
g sin φ cos φ −
cos 2 φ 
(
 = L sin φ − x vc = gL cos φ )
 3 
L cos 3 φ
x− = L sin 3 φ
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 cos φ  3
x = L sin 3 φ + 
 3 
3 3 1  5L
= L + =
 4 3
 8 8 3 
∴ n=5
Ans.: 5

30. V0 = Al = 5 ×10 −3 m 3 A
P0 , V0 , T 0 P0 , V0 , T 0
P0 = 2 × 10 5 N/m 2
m 28
n1 = = =1
M 28 k = 2 × 103 N/m
1 2 4 n1 n2
n2 = 2 × + = (n1 & n2 are the number of moles)
3 3 3 l l
5 7
Cv1 = R, C p1 = R
2 2
2 3 2 5
× R+ × R
Cv2 = 3 2 3 2 = 2R
2 2
+
3 3
C p2 = C v2 + R = 3R
C p2 3
γ2 = = = 1. 5
Cv2 2

7l 7 A
V1 = A × = 10 −2 × × 0.5 P1 , V1 , T 1 P2 , V2 , T 2
4 4
−3
V1 = 8.75 × 10 m 3

V2 = 2V0 − V1 = 1.25 × 10 −3 m 3 k = 2 × 103 N/m

γ 3/ 2
V   5  n1 n2
P2 = P0  0  = P0  
 V2   1.25  7l/4 l/4

P2 = 8P0
P V − P0V0
∆W = 2 2
1− γ
∆W = −1414 J
∴ n=2
Ans.: 2

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SECTION − III
Paragraph Type
Paragraph for Question Nos. 31 to 33
mv = mv1 + mv2 … (1)
l l ml 2
mv = mv1 + ω … (2)
2 2 12
 ωl 
 v2 +  − v1
0.5 =  2 
… (3)
v
Solving we get v1= 0.7v
v2 =0.3v
v
ω =1.8
l
31. (A)
32. (C)
33. (B)
Paragraph for Question Nos. 34 to 36
34. The shape of the meniscus of the liquid surface will be a y
parabola. Considering vertex of parabola as origin, the ω
x
shape of meniscus will be given by the equation
ω2 x 2
y= h1
2g
h
Since the liquid is not spilling, the total volume remains
conserved.
1 R
πR 2 h0 = πR 2 h + πR 2 ( h1 − h) …(i)
2
ω2 R 2
and h1 − h = …(ii)
2g
From (i) and (ii),
ω = 40 = 2 10 rad/s
∴ (B)

h1 + h
35. = h0
2
⇒ h = 1m
∴ (B)

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36. The liquid meniscus will be as shown in figure. The

volume of liquid inside the container is
h1 + h′
h1
 2 2 π gy 
V = ∫  πR − dy
h′ 
ω2 
According to problem, this volume should be half of h′
initial volume R
πR 2 h0
i.e. V=
2
πg πR 2 h0
πR 2 (h1 ) − 2 (h1 )(h1 + 2h′) = ⇒ ω = 90 = 3 10 rad/s
ω 2
∴ (C)
SECTION − IV
Matrix Type
37. (A) (q) VP − VQ = 2 BrV considering sphere as a rod of length 2r.
(r) Maximum potential difference = 2BrV correct.
(t) As RS || V ⇒ VR − VS = 0
1
(B) (q) VP − VQ = Bw(2r ) 2 = 2 BrV i.e. (q) is correct 2r
×B
2 C
(r) Maximum potential difference = 2BrV w
(t) VR – VS = 0
(C) (s) VP − VQ = 2 BrV⊥ = 2 Br × 0 = 0
(p)Maximum potential difference is developed across diameter perpendicular to B
field.
∴ Maximum potential difference = 2BrV sin α = BrV
(t) As RS is in the plane of B. Also RS ||V
∴ VR – VS = 0
(D) (s) VP − VQ = 0
(t) As RS is in plane of B
∴ VR − VS = 0
(p) Maximum potential difference is developed across diameter perpendicular to
magnetic field.
∴ Maximum potential difference = 2BrV sin α = BrV
∴ (A) – (q, r, t) ; (B) – (q, r, t) ; (C) – (p, s, t) ; (D) – (p, s, t)

38. In all conditions, a1 =2 a2

If pulley is ideal, net force on the pulley is zero and net torque is zero.
If pulley is real, net force and net torque will be non-zero.
For pulley A, net force is zero in all situations.
If pulleys are frictionless but have masses, net torque will be zero but force is non-zero.
(A) − (p, q, r, t); (B) − (p, s, t); (C) − (q, r, t); (D) − (p, q, s, t)

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MATHEMATICS
PART - III
SECTION - I
Single Correct Choice Type

39. (D) |x| + |y| = |x + y|

⇒ xy ≥ 0
therefore (x – (3 – a)) (x – 2a) ≥ 0 ∀ x∈R
⇒ x2 – x (3 + a) + 2a (3 – a) ≥ 0 ∀ x∈R
⇒ (a + 3)2 – 8a (3 – a) ≤ 0
⇒ (a – 1)2 ≤ 0
⇒ a=1
which is true ∀ x∈R

40. (B) If, x, y, z, are in H.P.

y y y
then, x − , , z − are in G.P.
2 2 2

41. (B) Let the equation of circle is

(x – h)2 + (y – h)2 = |h|2
line y + 2x + 1 = 0 touches it
1 5 +3
radius = | h |= =
5 −3 4

42. (C) For |z – 1| maximum

z = –4
z − w − w − 4 +1
⇒ centroid (α) = = = −1
3 3
⇒ Re (α) = –1

 −1  10
43. (C) Then z lies on the circle with centre of  , 2  and radius = , then maximum
 3  3
1 10 25
area of ∆PAB = × × 5 =
2 3 3

44. (C) B = ( I − A) ( I + A) −1 ⇒ B T = ( I + AT ) −1 ( I − AT )
= ( I − A) −1 ( I + A),
BB T = ( I − A) ( I + A) −1 ( I − A) −1 ( I + A)
= ( I − A) ( I − A) −1 ( I + A) −1 ( I + A) = I
(As ( I − A).( I + A) = ( I + A)( I − A))

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SECTION – II
Integer Type
45.
Let the rectangular hyperbola is xy = c 2
centre is (0, 0) and asymptotes are x = 0 & y = 0. The equation
θ
of line through (0, 0) and makes an angle θ with an asymptote
(x-axis) is
y = x tan θ
∴ four pts. are
(c cot θ , c tan θ )
where θ = α, β, γ, δ
The line joining the pts. α & β is ⊥ to the line joining the pts. γ & δ.
∴ tan α tan β tan γ tan δ = 1
Ans. 1

46. ∴ f ( x + λ ) = f ( x)
 5( x + λ )   5x 
⇒ cos n( x + λ ) sin   = cos(nx) sin  
 n   n 
at x = 0
 5λ 
cos nλ sin   = 0
 n 
if cos nλ = 0
π
nλ = r π + , r ∈ I
2
π
n(3π ) = rπ + (∵ λ = 3π )
2
1
(3n − r ) = (not possible)
2
 5λ 
∴ cos nλ ≠ 0 ∴ sin   = 0
 n 
5λ 15
⇒ = pπ( p ∈ I ) ⇒ n =
n p
for p = ±1, ± 3, ± 5, ± 15
n = ±15, ± 5, ± 3, ± 1
Ans. 8
47. In radius of ∆ABC is 4
We have to find
abc
2(a + b + c)
∆
r=
S
S = a + b + c, ∆ = abc(a + b + c)

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abc abc
⇒ 4= ⇒ =8
a+b+c 2( a + b + c )

A a c B

b
C
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48. | z | + | z − 1 | + | 2 z − 3 |=| z | + | z − 1 | + | 3 − 2 z |≥| z + z − 1 + 3 − 2 z |= 2

∴ λ=2
2[ x] + 3 = 3([ x] − 2)
[ x] = 9 ∴ y = 2 × 9 + 3 = 21
∴ [ x + y ] = [ x + 21] = [ x] + 21 = 30
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49. | x − a |< 3 − x 2 ⇒ − 3 + x 2 < x − a < 3 − x 2

⇒ x 2 − x + a − 3 < 0 and x 2 + x − (a + 3) < 0
both equation x 2 − x + a − 3 = 0 and x 2 + x − (a + 3) = 0 should have real & unequal roots,
13 13
then a < and a > −
4 4
1 ± 13 − 4a − 1 ± 13 + 4a
roots are &
2 2
one of the roots is negative if a < 3
− 13
⇒ < a < 3.
4
Integral values of ' a ' = −3, − 2, − 1, 0, 1, 2
Ans. 6

SECTION – III
Paragraph Type
Paragraph for Question Nos. 50 to 52

50. (C) (x – 1)2 = –4(y – 2)

For no point of intersection
1
|k2 – 3k + 2| + >2
4
51. (D) f(k) is least when k = 1 or 2
1
f(k)least =
4
 1
foci S1 1, , S 2 = (1, 1)
 2
1
⇒ S1 S2 =
2
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52. (A) f(k) ≥ and cos2 2θ − ≤
4 4 4
⇒ equality holds
3 1
when k = 1 or k = 2 and cos2 2θ − =
4 4
⇒ sin 2 2θ = 0
⇒ 2 θ = nπ
nπ
⇒ θ= , n∈Ι
2

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 2
53. (A) equation of tangent at P 2t ,  is
 t
2
x + yt = 4t
A ≡ (4t, 0),
 4
B ≡  0,  ,
 t
Hence area = 8 sq. unit. (constant)

54. (C) Circum centre is middle point of AB and xy = 4

is a rectangular hyperbola
Hence e = 2

1 1
55. (B) Shortest distance exist along common normal t 2 = ⇒ t=
2 2
Hence foot of common normal ( 2, 2 2 )
Hence shortest distance =
(
4 2 −1 )
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SECTION - IV
Matrix Type

56. (A)–r; (B)–p; (C)–q; (D)–s

(A) x + y + z = a








2





1
x + y + z = 4 ⇒ 3 + 2 ( x · y + x · z + y· z ) = 4 ⇒ x · y + y· z + z · x =







.... (i)
2


3
3



3
But a · x = ⇒ ( x + y + z ) · x = ⇒ 1 + x · y + x ·z =



2 2 2




1
x · y + x ·z = .... (ii)
2




7



3
and ( x + y + z ) · y = ⇒ x· y + z · y = .... (iii)
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3

1
From (i), (ii) and (iii) ⇒ x · y = ; y · z = 0 ; z · x = −



4 4
1
3

1


Now x × ( y × z ) = b ⇒ − y − z = b and ( x × y ) × z = c ⇒ − y = c









4 4 4
∴ y = −4c

4


4

1

So, z = (c − b ) and x = a − y − z = a + 4c + (b − c ) = [3a + 4b + 8c ]








3 3 3
So, 3 x + 2 y + 3 z = 3a + 4b + 8c − 8c + 4c − 4b = 3a + 4c .

57. (A)–p; (B)–q, s, t; (C)–p, q, s, t; (D)–r

If N = 2 K0 p1 K1 p2 K2 p3 K3 ......... pn Kn
Total number of divisors are = (K 0 + 1) (K1 + 1)(K 2 + 1).....(K n + 1)
Total number of even divisors = K 0 (K1 + 1)(K 2 + 1)...(K n + 1)
Total number of odd divisors = (K1 + 1) (K 2 + 1)...(K n + 1)
(A) f (α) = 4 ⇒ (K 0 − 1)(K1 + 1)(K 2 + 1).......(K n + 1) = 4
Case-1: K 0 = 5 ⇒ N = 25
Case-2: K 0 = 3 N = 2 3 3, 2 3 5, 2 3 7
Case-3: K 0 = 2 ⇒ not possible
(B) f (α) = 0 ⇒ K 0 = 1
(C) for f (α) < 0 K 0 = 0
(D) f (α) = −(2 K + 1), then K 0 = 0 and K 1 , K 2 ...... must be even

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