Aits 1819 FT Ii Jeem Sol PDF

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TEST DATE: 23-12-2018
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Physics PART – I
SECTION – A
1. B
Sol. a v
dv
 c v
dt
 v  t2  a  t  P  t3
2. C
Sol. n sin  = constant = 1
1 dy
 sin  = and tan  
n(x) dx
dy 1
 
dx x1/ 3
3. A

Sol. E quarter circle  sin 45
2 0R
 1
Enet  
(  î  ˆj)  (  ˆj  k) ˆ   î

ˆ  ( î  k)
40R 20R
4. C
5C
Sol. Ceff  (by symmetry and loop rule)
3
1  5C  2
 total heat =  V
2  3 
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5. B
Sol. Let a : side of cube
 3a  2R and 2R = v
1 2 1 2 Ma2 
K= I   MR2  MR2   MR2  2
2 2 5 6 
M : mass of cube
 K  0.118 MV2
6. D
  
Sol. vB  v CM  vB,CM
x
Angle rotated in time t, = t 

 vB = xcos   cos(  t) î  xsin   sin(  t) ˆj
 CM
 Displacement of B   v B dt
7. B
hC
Sol. Ephoton   4  1019 J

 P  1.6
 current =  19 
  1.6  10 19  3mA
 4  10  100
 P  0.5 W
8. B
 1 1
Sol. E  13.6(2)2  2  2 
2 n 
Also, kmax = E  
Where  = 4.2 eV
p2
  E  
2m
(RBQ)2  mv 
  E    R  
2m  Bq 
Solving, we get n = 4
 2nd line of Balmer
9. D
Sol. Since   a(Z  b)
 2 (Z1  1)2
 
1 (Z 2  1)2
Solving, we get Z = 28
10. B
2
r 
Sol. U(r)  U0  
 r0 
2U0 r
F(r) 
r02
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2U0r v2
   (radius will be r/2 as both have same mass.  is reduced mass)
r02 r/2
v2
= m
r
 v  r1
nh
But mvr 
2
1/2
vn
x=2
11. C
dN
Sol.  2N  N
dt
 N = N0et
3
  et
2
1 3
 t  n    0.405 hours
 2
12. D
1 2 A 2 2 M
Sol. Energy in 1 loop = dm
2   A sin(kx) 
 = L
8  
3 3 1
 Ratio =  
5 5 4
13. A
Sol. Let n : no. of cycles
 nx 
 108  1  9
 is the breaking stress after n cycles and x = (4  10 )
 100 
 nx  L
 108  1    Y  5  107
 100  L
n  5  1010
10 mL
total time = 5  10  2  9.9 years
AY
14. B
Sol. Speed remains constant
First part of the journey is quarter circle and the remaining 5 are (1/6)th
1 2(6 ) 1 2
 t  
4 v
 
6 v
5  4  3  2    192 s
15. D
Sol. Kinetic energy = Translational motion + Rotational motion
Putting the values, K.E. = (10/3)J
16. D
 Pr 4
Sol. Q
8
For parallel, pressure difference P is same and Qnet = Q1 + Q2
17. B
Sol. Potential energy at surface
 M 
GM  2 
2rdr
GMm 2R  3 R 
=  
R R r 2  R2
GMm  2 

R  3
1  
5 2 


1 GMm  2 
 mv 2esc  1  ( 5  2 ) 
2 R  3 
 (B) is correct
18. C
Sol. Using symmetry and combination of series and parallel g
Rab = 11R/20
e d
f
c
a b
19. C
Sol. Situation symmetric about x = 4
Right –half
x=4x=5:F=0
v = v max = 3 m/s
1
 t = 1/3 m/s = m/s
9
dU
x = 5  x = 6 : Fretrading =  1N
dx
 aretarding = 1/2 m/s2
9 8 1
 t  (since, mv 2  (9  1)J )
1/ 2 2
Similarly remaining.
 total time
  1 1  
= 4     ...  1  2( 9  8 )  2( 8  7 )  2( 1  0) 
 
  9 8  
 1 1 1 
 28  4    ...  
 2 3 9
20. C
Sol. vP = 0 R
v Q  2geff L  2(2g)L Q
 speed at Q just after impact 60

 4gL cos 30  3gL
W total = K for Q  R
1 1 60
 m(2g)  m  v max 2
 3gL 
2 2
P
 v max  5gL
21. A
Sol. putting values, V
I1 = 10A  I2
1
I2 = 20 A  L 2
C 2
 I3 = 20  10 = 10 A
V
 I1
1
L1 
C1
22. C
0I
Sol. small loop = B.r2 =  r 2
2R
0 r 2  dI 
2R  dt 
 ismall loop =  i (say)
R small loop
0   small loop 
B=  
4  R3 
Putting the values, we get
B = 1015 T
23. B
Sol.  = 30
R
 AB =  2R
sin 
Also, height of cone H = 3R cot 
 2H  R B
 U = mg (2R) + mg  
 3 
But R = RT and H = HT 
Putting values,
U = +0.1 J A
24. B
dM
Sol. Fthrust  v real
dt
h
dM
Fthrust  2gH …(i) Fthrust
dt
fs = Fthrust cos 30 …(ii)
N
N = 2Mg + Fthrust cos 60 …(iii) CM
7H 7H/12
fs   Fthrust  x …(iv) x
12
fs
25. C
tan 
Sol. tan  
cos 
26. A
Sol. Motion starts when 0.6t = 0.1( 4 + 2) g
 t = 10 sec
0.6t  0.1(4  2)g
Slipping starts when  0.2g
42
 t = 30s
F  18 dv
After 30 s: relative acceleration = 
10 dt
1
 v
10
 0.3t 2  18t   27
 Power = 3 m/s  4N = 12 W
Similarly for 4 kg
 Total power = 12 W + 66 W = 78 W
27. A
 v  vo   v  vs 
Sol. f  f   and t   t  
 v  vs   v  vo 
v : speed of sound
vo : speed of observer
vS : speed of source
28. B
Sol. Energy crossing = intensity  effective area  t
Here, effective area = Area  cos 45
t = 1 s
E02
Intensity =
20 c
29. A
Sol. CA : C = CP  2R
 n (CP  2R) dT = nCVdT + PdV
Solving this differential equation we get VT = constant
 W = nRT
VB
 W total = nRTAn  nR  TA  TC 
VA
 1
Wtotal  nRT0  n2  
 2 
30. A
Sol. Heat lost = Heat gained
50 C
s0
 540  500  500  1 50  m  dT
10 C a  bT
On solving, m = 5.9 kg
Chemistry PART – II
SECTION – A
31. C
32. A
Sol. One photon can eject one electron only.
33. B
NP e10 0 t
Sol.   t  e9 0 t
NQ e 0
1
 e9 0 t
e
1
t
9 0
34. B
Sol. O O

H3C CO O C CH3   H2C CH2  2CH3 COOH
A B 
35. D
Sol. The balanced half reaction are
 4  2  
HS O3  H2 O  SO4  3H  2e  5
10e  2IO3  12H  I2  6H2 O
5HSO3  2IO3  5SO42   3H  I2  H2 O
2 moles of IO3  5mole of HSO3
5  0.5 2.5
Hence, 0.5 mole of IO3    1.25 moles of HSO3
2 2
36. B
37. D
38. B
39. D
40. C
Sol. HCl is completely dissociated in water,
HCl  H  Cl
CH3 COOH  H2O   CH3 COO   H3 O 

CH3 COO  H3 O  
Ka  
CH3COOH
At eq. let [CH3COO – ] = x
 CH3 COOH  0.200  x  0.200

H3 O   0.100  x
Ka 
 x 0.100  x   0.100x 2
(as x → 0)
0.200 0.200
0.100x
1.8  10 5 
0.200
5
x  3.6  10 M  CH3 COO  
x
% dissociation of acetic acid   100
0.200
3.6  105
  100  0.018%
0.200
41. D
Sol. CaCN2  3H2 O  vap. 
 CaCO3  2NH3
NH3  H2 O  NH4 OH
42. C
43. D
Sol. No rearrangement.
44. B
45. C
46. C
47. D
T2 V
Sol. S  C V ln  Rln 2
T1 V1
2T V
 S  CV ln  Rln
T 2V
S  C V ln2  Rln2
S   CV  R  ln 2
48. B
Sol. O
HN C CH3
OH
49. D
50. A
2x 3
Sol. PE     2x   x
4 2
51. C
52. D
53. C
Sol. Benzylic acid rearrangement occurs.
54. B
Sol. On adding all equation
Mn6   4e  Mn2  ; Eo  ?
Go  G1  G2  G3  G4
 4 × F × Eo =  nFE1o    nFEo2    nFE o3    nFE o4 
Eo = 1.68 V
55. B
56. C
57. D
Sol. CH3
NaNH2
H 3C Cl 
NH3

NH2
H 3C H3C NH2
58. B
O
HIO4 COOH
Sol. CHO
OH
59. A
Sol. 4 (+1) + 1 + 1 + 10 x + 28 (– 2) = 0
50
x  5
10
60. B
Mathematics PART – III
SECTION – A
61. B
b
1 1
Sol. I
2a  f  x   f  a  b  x   dx =  42  21
2
62. D
Sol. 2R (sin A + sin B + sin C) = r
A B C
 tan  tan  tan  2
2 2 2
A B C 1
But tan  tan  tan  , hence no triangle is possible
2 2 2 3 3
63. D
Sol. sin x + cos x = 1 – a sin x cos x
 a2 sin2 x cos2 x – 2(a + 1)sinx cos x = 0
 a2  4  a  1
 sin2x  sin 2x  2  a  1   0 either sin 2x = 0 or sin2x 
 2  a2
4  a  1
For no solution 1
a2
 
 a  2  2 2, 2  2 2 . Hence, ‘a’ can’t be equal to 1, 2, 3, 4
64. C
2t  1
Sol. Equation of tangent y – (t2 – t + 2) =
2t  1
 
x  t2  t  2 
Putting x = 2, y = 2, we get t = 0
65. A
e e
n n 1
Sol. In  x  ln x   n  ln x  dx
1
1
 In = e – n·In – 1
 I4 = e – 4I3 = 9e – 24 ( I1 = 1)
66. B
Sol. Ellipse and hyperbola are confocal
 (ae, 0) = (1, 0)
1
 a 2, e
2
x2 y2
 Equation of ellipse  1
2 1
67. B
 1 
Sol. In this case range of  +  +  comes   , 1
 2 
68. D
2
 
Sol. I
x4  1
dx  
x 2

 1  2x 2 1
dx =   
2x  dx  ln x  1  c
2 2 x 2  x2  1

x x2  1  
x x2  1  
 
x2  1  

  = 1,  = 1
69. B
Sol. Consider a triangle with hypotenuse x3 and perimeter 24 A
Obvious solutions are (8, 6, 10)
Or (6, 8, 10) for (x 1, x2, x3)
x3
x2
B x1 C
70. D
  2  
Sol. x > x2  x   0,   e x  e x  x   0, 
 4  4
 
Since cos x > sin x  x   0, 
 4
2 2 2 2 2  
 e x  cos x  e x sin x  e x  e x  e x  cos x  e x  sin x  x   0, 
 4
 I2 > I1 > I3 > I4
71. B
Sol. Least value of y is ‘2’ in this case 1  2, next y = 3 in this case 2  3 ..... so on y = 9 in this case
89
Hence, total case = 1  2 + 2  3 + ..... + 8  9 = 240
72. B
Sol. Ticket numbers are of the form 5k1 (40 cases), 5k2 + 1 (40 cases), 5k3 + 2 (40 cases)
5k4 + 3 (40 cases), 5k5 + 4 (40 cases)
Total case = 40C2 + 40C1  40C1 + 40C1  40C1 = 3980
73. C
Sol. Let , ,  and  are the roots of the equation then  +  +  +  = 18,    k
   200 ,  = –1984
Solving all, we get k = 86
74. D
 3 1 7 
 4 4 4 
 
adj  A   1 1 5 
Sol. A 1    
A  4 4 4 
 
 5 1 13
 
 4 4 4 
75. A
1 2 3
Sol.  2 3 4 0
3 4 5
(Row are in A.P. with common difference 1), similarly x = y = z = 0
76. A
Sol.  z1  z2  z1  z2    z1  z2  z1  z2 
z1 z1 z 
 z1z2  z1z2  0    0  Re  1   0
z 2 z2  z2 
77. A
Sol. Standard deviation of numbers 2, 3, a and 11 is 3.5
2
  3.5  
 xi2   x 2
4
2
24  9  a2  121  2  3  a  11 
  3.5    
4  4 
On solving, we get 3a2 – 32a + 84 = 0
78. D
    
Sol. lim   x  5    cot 1  x  5     x  1   cot 1  x  1  
x 
 2  2 
  1  1 1

 tan1   tan 
= lim 2  x5  x  1   2
x   1 1 
 x  5 x  1 
 
79. B
1
  x  ln 1 
x
Sol. I  2 x  3  x  6  x dx
1
1
2 2  ln6  ln2  ln3
 I  I   x ln 6  dx  2I 
3
 I
3
1
80. C
1 1
  4x f  x    f  x    dx   4x dx
3 2 6
Sol.
0 0
1 2
2 15
  f  x   2x  dx  0  f(x) = 2x3   2x3 dx 
3

0 1
2
81. B
Sol. D = b2 – 4ac < 0 hence either a + b + c > 0 and a – b + c > 0
Or a + b + c < 0 and a – b + c < 0
 Only possible is a – b + c > 0
82. A
a
Sol. Equation of tangent to y2 = 4ax is y  mx 
m
Equation of normal to x2 = 4by

x
x = my – 2bm – bm3  y   2b  bm2
m 
1
Since, these two are identical lines, hence m 
m
a 2
Now,  2b  bm2  2bm – am + b = 0
m
 Discriminant > 0  a2 – 8b2 > 0
83. C
 B P(h, k)
Sol. APB 
2
and OAPB will be a rectangle, thus
2 2 2
OP = OA + OB A
 h + k = a + b2
2 2 2
O
2 2 2 2
x +y =a +b
84. B
x 0 y0
Sol. Slope of the line = tan 60º parametric form  r
cos60º sin60º
r r 3
 x , y substituting this in the given equation, r3 + 12r2 + 72 = 0
2 2
 r1r2r3 = 72
85. B
Sol. Total 3 determinant is made negative
86. A
    
Sol.  
Let position vector of P, A, B, C are p , a , b and c & O O be the circumcentre of equilateral
triangle ABC
    
 p  a  b  c 
3
 2   2  2  2  
PA  a  p  a  p  2a  p
 2     2
2     abc
Now,  PA  6   2p a  b  c as
3
 3

 0 hence  PA  2 2
87. B
Sol. 6 – a > 0, a – 2 > 0 and 6 – a  a – 2 hence a  (2, 6) – {4}
88. C
Sol. Coordinates of focus are S1(2, 1) and S2(–2, 0) and P(x, y) for hyperbola PS1 – PS2 = c
 c < S1S2  0 < c < 17
89. C
1
Sol. 1 + (1 + x) + (1 + x)2 + ..... + (1 + x)n = 1  x n 1  1
x
n 1
Hence, required coefficient is Ck 1
90. B
d   d   d 1 d2
Sol. A  , 0, 0  , B  0, , 0  and C  0, 0,  . Area of triangle OAB = 1 
a   b   c 2 ab
1 d2 1 d2
Area of triangle OBC =  2  . Area of triangle OAC =
2 bc 2 ac
d2 a2  b2  c 2
Area of ABC = 12   22   32   
2 abc

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