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Test - 2A (Paper-1) (Code-A) All India Aakash Test Series for JEE (Advanced)-2020
All India Aakash Test Series for JEE (Advanced)-2020

TEST - 2A (Paper-1) - Code-A
Test Date : 18/08/2019
ANSWERS
PHYSICS CHEMISTRY MATHEMATICS
1. (B) 21. (B) 41. (D)
2. (D) 22. (A) 42. (C)
3. (B) 23. (D) 43. (A)
4. (D) 24. (D) 44. (B)
5. (D) 25. (C) 45. (A)
6. (B) 26. (A) 46. (C)
7. (A, C, D) 27. (B, C, D) 47. (A, B, C)
8. (A, C, D) 28. (A, B) 48. (A, B, C)
9. (A, D) 29. (B, C) 49. (A, B, C)
10. (B, D) 30. (A, B, C) 50. (A, C)
11. (B, C, D) 31. (A, B) 51. (B, D)
12. (C) 32. (D) 52. (B)
13. (A) 33. (B) 53. (A)
14. (B) 34. (B) 54. (D)
15. (A) 35. (C) 55. (D)
16. A → (R) 36. A → (T) 56. A → (P, S)
B → (T) B → (S) B → (Q)
C → (P, Q) C → (P, Q, R) C → (R, T)
D → (T) D → (Q) D → (R, T)
17. A → (R) 37. A → (P, Q) 57. A → (P, S)
B → (T) B → (R, S) B → (R, S, T)
C → (P, Q) C → (P, Q) C → (R, T)
D→ (S) D → (P, Q, T) D → (P, Q, R)
18. (42) 38. (30) 58. (12)
19. (40) 39. (10) 59. (91)
20. (73) 40. (40) 60. (39)
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All India Aakash Test Series for JEE (Advanced)-2020 Test - 2A (Paper-1) (Code-A) (Hints & Solutions)
PART - I (PHYSICS)  RAB =

7R
1. Answer (B) 15
 0I
Hint : B = ( cos 1 + cos 2 )
4d
0I
Sol : B =  ( cos30 + cos30)  3
 a 
4 
 2 3 
0I 3 90I
= ( 3)3 =
2a 2a
5. Answer (D)
2. Answer (D)
Hint :  = i  A
Hint : F = q V  B ( )
Sol : dq = 2xdx
Sol : Earth magnetic field will be in northward
direction. F = q (V  B ) would be in west
direction.
3. Answer (B)
(V1 − V2 )
Hint : R =
I
2xdx
Sol : i=
2
2R
 d =  x
3
dx
R
 (
I 1 = 16R 4 − R 4 )
j= =  E1 4
4r 2

15
 = R 4
  −dV =  E1  dr 4
a 6. Answer (B)
I 0 i
 V1 = Hint : BC =
4 a 2r
I Sol :
Vnet = 2V1 =
2a
Vnet 
R = =
I 2a
4. Answer (D)
Hint : C and D will be at same potential.
Sol : dxdy
dq =  ·dxdy ; i =
2
 ·dxdy
 = V0
40 x 2 + y 2
0    dxdy
dB =
2  2 x 2 + y 2
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Test - 2A (Paper-1) (Code-A) (Hints & Solutions) All India Aakash Test Series for JEE (Advanced)-2020
 0   dxdy 10. Answer (B, D)
 B =  dB = 
4 x2 + y 2 B2
Hint : Average magnetic energy density =
20
0 
B= · V0· 40 Sol : Current per unit length = R
4
 B = 00V0  B ( t ) = 0R
1 2 1 2(
0· R )
7. Answer (A, C, D) 2
 uavg(magnetic) = B =
20 20
Hint : At t = 0 capacitor behaves as short circuit
R 3R 0 (R )2
Sol : At t = 0, Req = R + = =
2 2 2
V  1 V 0 R 2 2
 i AB =   =  uavg (magnetic) = K 2t 2
 3R   2  3R 2
 
2 
 u = bt 2
V V
At t = , i AB = , VAB = 11. Answer (B, C, D)
2R 2
Hint : Use Ampere’s law
 V  CV Sol : As B(r) = B0r2
 Qmax = C    =
 2 2
8. Answer (A, C, D)
1r2 +  2 r1
Hint :  eq =
r1 + r2
 eq 1 2
Sol : = + ∴ Total current (upto R)
req r1 r2
2R 3B0
B0R 2 2R = 0I0  I0 =
 1  eq  2 0
And when 1 = 2 and r1 = r2 And let upto r  it confines half of the current.
I0
then eq =  Then B0r  2·2r  = 0
2
9. Answer (A, D)  0 2R 3B0
 B0 ·2r  3 = ·
Hint :  = iA 2 0
Sol : R
 r = 1
( 2) 3
Now let J (r ) is the current density at ‘r’
r
 0 xdx Then B0r 2·2r = 0  J (r ) 2rdr
dq = 0 xdx  i =
2 0
dm =
0 xdx
x 2  m =  dm = 
0
x 3dx
(  Bdl =  I ) 0
2 2 r
0L4  2B0r 3 = 0·2 J (r )rdr

 m= 0
8
∴ Differentiating both side w.r.t(r)
0 i 00 xdx 00
dB =
2a
=
2·2x
=
4  dx 2B0·3r 2·dr = 0 2·J(r ) rdr
3B0 r
00L  J (r ) =
 B= 0
4
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12. Answer (C) For tension =
Hint : Use Kirchhoff’s law    2R 
Sol : T ·d  =   + 0 2 2  22R2dx·R2 
 2 
T    2R 
 =   + 0 2 2   22R22
dx  2 
Now force on inner cylinder (of radius R1) is
Fout = m12R1 + 022R2· 11R1dldx +
01212R12
dl ·dx
2
By KVL,    2 R 
 Pout = 1R1 1 +  0 1 2 2R2 + 0 1 1 1 
–i1 – 2i2 + 3 (I –i1) = 0 …(i)  2 
–2(i1 – i2) – 2(2i1 –i2 – I) + 16. Answer A(R); B(T); C(P, Q); D(T)
2(I + i2 – i1) + 2i2 = 0 …(ii) 5
Hint : Rdia = R
16 – 3(I – i1) – 2 (I + i2 – i1) – i1 = 0 …(iii) 6
Solving these, I = 6 A 
Sol : I12 =
13. Answer (A) R
Hint :VA – VB = iAB × 2 
I13 = as Req = 2R for this branch
Sol : Solving equations (i), (ii) and (iii) (2R )
i2 = 1 A   1  2
I18 =   =
∴ (VA – VB) = 2 × 1 = 2 V  5R   3  5R
 
14. Answer (B)  6 
15. Answer (A) I17 = I13 = I16
Hint for Q.Nos. 14 and 15 : 17. Answer A(R); B(T); C(P, Q); D(S)
Rotating cylinder is equivalent to a solenoid. Hint : Use circuit analysis
Solution for Q.Nos. 14 and 15 : 8
Magnetic field by one rotating cylinder only Sol : iP = =2A
2+2
B = 0R (only in inside region and zero 12
outside) iQ = =2A
6
So, resultant magnetic field at the common axis
6
(because of both cylinder) iR = =3A
2
Bresultant = 011R1 + 022R2
5
iS = = 1A
 B = 0 ( 11R1 + 22R2 ) 36
3+
And magnetic field in between the cylinder’s is 3+6
B = 022R2 . 4
iT =
Net outward force on cylinder (of radius R2) is on 1
small ‘dx’ along the length and ‘dl’ along the =4A
curve. 18. Answer (42)
022R2 Hint : Voltmeter is not ideal.
Fout = m22R2 + ·2R2 2dx·dl
2 Req
Sol : 36 =  120
02222R22 Req + 70
∴ Fout = dx·dl 22R2 + ·dxdl
2
 Req = 30
Fout    2R 
 P(out) = =  22R2   + 0 2 2   RV = 60 
l ·x  2 
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When it is connected across R2, then 22. Answer (A)
60  70 420 Hint : At start of reaction, [HBr]  0
 =
Req = 
( 60 + 70 ) 13
And towards end of reaction, [Br2] is almost
420 negligible.
K1 Et  Br2 
V2 = 13  120 = 42 V
420
+ 60 Sol : r = (Et is ethane)
13 1+ K2
 HBr 
19. Answer (40)

Br2 
0ni At start of reaction. [HBr]  0
Hint : B = sin 1 + sin 2 
2   r = K1 [Et] [Br2]
Sol :
Towards the completion, [Br2] is almost negligible
K1 Et  Br2 
2
 r=
Br2  + K 2 HBr 
K1 Et  Br2 
2
r=
K 2 HBr 
 ni  1 3 
B= 0  +
2  2 10  23. Answer (D)
Hint : Hydrogen bonding is possible when
0ni ( 5 + 3 ) H-atom is bonded with strong electronegative
B= atom and high electronegative atom should be
40
present in surrounding.
 K = 40
Sol : Sulphur and hydrogen have comparable
20. Answer (73) electronegativity.
Hint : Change the circuit to an infinite one. 24. Answer (D)
Sol : Let resistance added across CD is x then Hint : Greater is the standard oxidation potential
RAB = x also. value, more negative will be the G°, hence the
( 2R  x )  R metal oxide will be in lower region.
x =
( 3R + x ) Sol : At intersection point, system is in redox
equilibrium.
 x = ( 3 − 1)  R 25. Answer (C)
= (1.73 − 1)  100 Hint : H2S + MnO4– ⎯→ Mn+2 + S
= 73  fused with KOH,
oxidised with air
PART - II (CHEMISTRY) Sol : MnO2 MnO24−
or KNO3
21. Answer (B) 26. Answer (A)
Hint : The reaction with greater energy of Hint : Copper pyrites = CuFeS2
activation is more temperature sensitive.
Malachite = CuCO3.Cu(OH)2
K 
E  1 1  Cuprite = Cu2O
Sol : = exp  a  − 
K 
R  1
T T2 
 Copper glance = Cu2S
K Ea  1 1  Sol : % of copper in
 In =  − 
K R  T1 T2  CuFeS2  34%
CuCO3.Cu(OH)2  57%
K
as Ea increases, (increases)
K Cu2O  88%
At very high temperature, K approaches A. Cu2S  80%
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27. Answer (B, C, D) 34. Answer (B)
Hint : For half order reaction 35. Answer (C)
kt = 2  A 0 − A  Hint for Q.Nos. 34 and 35 :
When Cu exists in +1 state, it has tendency to
2 A0  2  1  undergo disproportionation.
t 1 =  A0 −  = 1 −  A0
2
k  2  k  2 Cu+ ⎯→ Cu+2 + Cu
CuCl2 is white ppt
kt
Sol : − + A0 = A Cu2+ with NH3 gives blue coloured solution.
2
Solution for Q.Nos. 34 and 35 :
2 1
t3 = 1 −  A0 For displacement reaction that can occur with Cu
k 2
4 and NX, N+ → N should have higher standard
28. Answer (A, B) reduction potential value than Cu.
Hint : With + emission and K-electron capture,  It must be an Ag containing compound
n among given options.
ratio is increased.
p 36. Answer A(T); B(S); C(P, Q, R); D(Q)
Sol : Arsenious sulphide solution is negatively Hint :
charged solution and therefore move towards
anode.
29. Answer (B, C)
Hint : Facts are based upon the general
properties of lanthanoids and actinoids. Sol : Roasting of sulphide ore of Pb gives metal
oxide which undergo self reduction.
Sol : Most common oxidation state for both is +3.
Calcium can be obtained by electrolytic reduction.
30. Answer (A, B, C)
37. Answer A(P, Q); B(R, S); C(P, Q); D(P, Q, T)
Hint : Rate of reaction depends upon the
collisions which are effective and the number of Hint : NO is neutral and colourless
effective collision can be increased by increasing N2O is neutral and colourless
temperature and concentration. NO2 is brown and acidic
Sol : It is true that rate of reaction may decrease Sol : Cu + dil. HNO3 ⎯→ NO + Cu(NO3)2
with the increase in concentration of product if the
order w.r.t. that product is negative. Cu + conc. HNO3 ⎯→ NO2 + Cul(NO3)2
31. Answer (A, B) NH3 + O2 ⎯⎯⎯
Pt/Rh
⎯→NO
Hint : One of the two bonded atoms should have
a filled orbital and an empty orbital to form a Zn + dil. HNO3 ⎯⎯→ Zn (NO3 )2 + N2O
 bond. 38. Answer (30)
Sol : −dC
Hint : = kC2
dt
1 1
 kt = −
32. Answer (D) C C0 
33. Answer (B)
2 1
Hint for Q.Nos. 32 and 33: k  10 = −
C0  C0 
1
k=
C0   10
4 1
Sol :  t75%  k = −
C0  C0 
Solution for Q.Nos. 32 and 33 : 1 3
t 75%  =
X + AgNO3 ⎯⎯→ Ag + HNO3 + H3PO4
C0   10 C0 
(H3PO2 ) (Z) (Y) t75% = 30 min
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39. Answer (10) Sol :
Hint : Fe+3 is yellow and has 5 unpaired electrons.  3 3 
f ( x ) = cos–1  cos x − sin x 
Cu+2 is blue and Cr+2 is also blue.  13 13 
Sol : M = 3
2
N=5 Let tan  =
3
X=2
 f ( x ) = cos–1 ( cos ( x +  ) )
40. Answer (40)
Hint : First calculate the rate constant of reaction d ( f ( x ))
 = 1 … (i)
 A 0 dx
 kt = In
A
 4 5 
and g ( x ) = sin–1  sin x + cos x 
k × 20 = 2.303 log
5  41 41 
4.2
5
 A 0 Let tan  =
Sol : t exp  k = In 4
A
 g ( x ) = sin–1 ( sin ( x + ) )
2.303  0.075 100
t exp  = 2.303 log
20 70 d (g ( x ))
 = 1 … (ii)
texp = 40 months dx
PART - III (MATHEMATICS) From (i) and (ii)

d (f ( x )) 1
41. Answer (D) = =1
1 d ( g ( x )) 1
Hint : Let x = as x →   t → 0.
t 44. Answer (B)
Sol : Hint : For f(x) = ax2 + bx + c > 0, D < 0.
  1 1  
 cos   + + 2  + sin   Sol :
lim x ln   x x   f(x) = 2ex – me–x + (2m + 1) x – 3
x →  cos  + sin  
  f’(x) = 2ex + me–x + (2m + 1)  0
 
2ex + me–x + (2m + 1)  0
ln 
(
 cos  + t + t 2 + sin  
) 1
 cos + sin    f(x) is increasing for m =
= lim   Let x =
1 2
t →0 t t 45. Answer (A)
= lim
( (
ln cos  + t + t 2
) + sin ) – ln (cos  + sin ) 0  Hint : tr(A) = sum of diagonal elements.
0 
t →0 t   Sol :
(
– sin  + t + t )  (1 + 2t ) − 0
2
 3 4  3
BC = 
–4  1 0 
  –2 3   BC = 0 1 
cos (  + t + t ) + sin 
2  2 3    
= lim
t→0 1  Α  Α
 tr( A) + tr   + tr  2  + ...
− sin   2 2 
=
sin  + cos 
1 1
42. Answer (C) = tr( A) + tr( A) + 2 tr( A) + ... 
2 2
Hint : Find L.H.D. and R.H.D.
=6
Sol :
46. Answer (C)
h ( x ) = x − 10x + 25 = x − 5 is
2
a11 a21
Hint : AB = BA then = 1 and = 2.
non-differentiable at x = 5 a22 a12
43. Answer (A) Sol :
Hint : a sin x + b cos x = a2 + b2 sin ( x + ) .  Required result = 24 + 1
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47. Answer (A, B, C) Clearly this function has 5 point of
Hint : det(A) = Product of diagonal elements if it non-differentiability.
is diagonal matrix. As x = –4, –3, 0, 3 and 4
Sol : f(x) has 3 local maximas and 4 local minimas
10! 0 0 
10
   1
f(x) = K has 8 solutions then K   0,  .
 Ar = A1 A2 A3 ... A10 = 0 1 0   4
r =1 0 2
 0 (10!)  50. Answer (A, C)
10
 Ar
Hint :
 = (10!)3
r =1 dy
Equation of tangent y – y1 =
dx x , y
( x – x1 )
( 1 1)
Hint : For increasing f(x) > 0.
Sol :
Sol :
f ( x ) = 2sin(ln x ) − cos(ln x )
 1
The point of intersection are (0, 1) and  1,
 2 
1 1
 f '( x ) = 2cos(ln x )  + sin ( ln x )  (1 + x2)y = 1
x x
dy 2xy
5 2 1   =−
=  cos ( ln x ) + sin(ln x ) dx 1+ x2
x  5 5 
Slope of tangent at (0, 1) = 0
5
= sin (  + ln x ) , where tan = 2
x  1 1
and slope of tangent at  1,  = –
 2 2
 f(x) is increasing if  + lnx  (2n, (2n + 1) ),
nW  Equation of tangents are y = 1 and x + 2y = 2
x e ( 2n− tan−1 2 (2n +1)−tan−1 2
,e ) 51. Answer (B, D)
 5x
  = 2 − tan–1 2 and  = 3 − tan–1 2, n  W  , y 0

Hint : Here f ( x ) =  4
 cos( –  ) = cos(–  ) = –1  x, y  0

 2
 4  4
sin( + ) = sin(2tan–1 2) = sin   − sin–1 =
 1 + 4  5 Sol :
2  5x + 3|y| = 7y
tan(2 +  ) = tan( −3 tan–1 2) = −
11
 5x
49. Answer (A, B, C)  4 , y  0 or x  0
 f (x) = 
Hint : Draw the graph of f(x).  x , y  0 or x  0
 2
Sol :
5
 y '( x ) = if x  0
4
1
and y '( x ) = if x  0
2
 y(0) does not exist.

Solution of Q. Nos. 52 and 53
According to the given conditions the required
The graph of f(x) = |x2 – 7|x| + 12| is function f(x) = (x – 4)3
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52. Answer (B) 55. Answer (D)
Hint : Equation tangent at (x1, y1) is :  1, f ( x )  0

dy Hint : sgn(f(x)) = 0, f ( x ) = 0
y – y1 =
dx
( x – x1 ) .  1, f ( x )  0

Sol : Sol :
The equation of tangent to y = f(x) at x = 5 is   60    2  
sgn    = 1 +  
3x – y = 14   4f ( x )    4f ( x )  
  15 
sgn   2 =1
  x + 1
This is only possible if x  {–3, –2, –1, 0, 1, 2, 3}

56. Answer A(P, S); B(Q); C(R, T); D(R, T)
Hint : Use derivable values.
Sol :
(A)  y = |ln x2|
Intersect it again at point (3 – 8)
dy ln x 2 2 x 2 ln x 2
 AB = 90 = 3 10 units  =  =
dx ln x 2 x 2 x  ln x 2
53. Answer (A)  1
 y ' −  = 4
1  2
Hint : Area of triangle = × base × altitude.
2 Number of solutions of x2 = –64 cosx is 4.
Sol : 1 3 
(B) f ( x ) = x + tan–1 x –
The given line x – 5y = 0 intersect the given 2 4
f(x) = (x – 4)3 at point (5, 1) 1
 f (1) =
2
1 14
 Required area =  1
2 3 3 2 1
 f '( x ) = x +
7
2 1+ x2
= sq. units
3 2x
 f ''( x ) = 3 x −
(1 + x 2 )2
Solution of Q. Nos. 54 and 55 :
f ( x ) + g ( x ) + h( x ) = f ( x )  g ( x ) + g( x )  h( x ) + h( x )  f ( x ) g ( x ) = f −1( x )
 f ( x ) + g ( x ) + h( x ) − f ( x )  g ( x ) − g ( x )  h( x ) − h( x )  f ( x ) = 0  f (g ( x )) = g (f ( x )) = x

1
2 ( f ( x ) − g( x ) ) +(
2
g ( x ) – h( x ) ) +(
2
h( x ) − f ( x ) ) =0
2
 g '(f ( x )) =
1
f '( x )
 f ( x ) = g ( x ) = h( x )
and
54. Answer (D)
–f ''( x ) 1
 g ''(f ( x )) = 
Hint : a2 + b2 + c2 – ab – bc – ca = 0  a = b = c.
( f '( x )) 2 f '( x )
Sol :
–f "( x )
( )
 g ''(f ( x )) =
lim g ( x ) + 2h( x ) + e– x
2
(f '( x ))3
x →
 1 −f "(1) −5/2 5
 3x 2 2   g "  = = 3 =−
= lim  2
x → 3 x + 5
+ e – x  = 1  2
(f ' (1) ) 3
2 16
 
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 1  4 6   3 5 
 16g "   = 5 (D) lim 1n  x 2 – x + x ...  − x  x − x + x ...  
 2 x →0 x  2 3   3! 5!  
 
And number of real solutions of x + 8 sinx = 0  4  1 1 1 
1 61
is 5. = lim  x  6 − 2  + x  3 − 5!  ...
x →0 xn      
(C) ln(y) = xx ln x
Exist for any n  {1, 2, 3, 4}
1 xx
 y ' = x x (1 + ln x ) ln x +  y '(1) = 1 58. Answer (12)
y x
Hint : Draw graph f(x).
y y "− ( y ')2  1 2ln x 
= x x (1 + ln x ) ln x + x x  +
2
 Sol :
y2 x x 
10sin2x
f (x) =
x x (1 + ln x ) xx sec x + cosec 2 x
2
+ −
x x2 5 3 n
= sin 2 x, x 
At x = 1  y – 1 = 0 + 1 + 1 – 1 2 2
 y (1) = 2 Then from graph of f(x) it is clear that there are
(D) Max. value will be attained if 12 local maxima and minima points.
59. Answer (91)
–1 1 1
det A = 1 –1 1 f ( x + G) – f ( x )
Hint : lim = f ( x )
1 1 –1 G →0 G
3 Sol :
23
3 2 =2
And harmonic mean of 3 and = f (x ) − f (y )  5 x − y
5/2
2 3
3+
2
f (x ) − f (y ) 3/2
57. Answer A(P, S); B(R, S, T); C(R, T); D(P, Q, R)  lim  lim 5 x − y
y →x x−y y →x
Hint : Different concepts for different parts.
Sol :  f '( x )  0
(A) 4p + 5 = 4q + p2 …(i)  f(x) = 0
4p = 2q  q = 2p …(ii)
 f (x) = c as f(0) = 7 then f(x) = 7
 p = –5, 1
13
(B)
e 2x
=  Let y =
e 2x
 f (r ) = 91
r =1
x x
60. Answer (39)
1
2 xe2 x – e2 x Hint : Here x – 0–, {x} = 1 – G and x → 0– {x} = G.
dy 2 x
 =
dx x Sol :
 For exactly two solutions   2 e lim f ( x )
x →0–
(C) f(x) = 0
sin–1 (1– (1 − h) )  cos–1 (1– (1– h) )
= lim
h→0 2 (1 − h)  (1 − (1 − h) )

= lim
h→ 0 2 2
Will have at least 4 real solutions but may
78 2 78 2 
have any even number of roots greater than   lim– f ( x ) =  = 39
or equal to 4.  x →0  2 2

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Test - 2A (Paper-1) (Code-B) All India Aakash Test Series for JEE (Advanced)-2020
All India Aakash Test Series for JEE (Advanced)-2020

TEST - 2A (Paper-1) - Code-B
Test Date : 18/08/2019
ANSWERS
PHYSICS CHEMISTRY MATHEMATICS
1. (B) 21. (A) 41. (C)
2. (D) 22. (C) 42. (A)
3. (D) 23. (D) 43. (B)
4. (B) 24. (D) 44. (A)
5. (D) 25. (A) 45. (C)
6. (B) 26. (B) 46. (D)
7. (B, C, D) 27. (A, B) 47. (B, D)
8. (B, D) 28. (A, B, C) 48. (A, C)
9. (A, D) 29. (B, C) 49. (A, B, C)
10. (A, C, D) 30. (A, B) 50. (A, B, C)
11. (A, C, D) 31. (B, C, D) 51. (A, B, C)
12. (C) 32. (D) 52. (B)
13. (A) 33. (B) 53. (A)
14. (B) 34. (B) 54. (D)
15. (A) 35. (C) 55. (D)
16. A → (R) 36. A → (P, Q) 56. A → (P, S)
B → (T) B → (R, S) B → (R, S, T)
C → (P, Q) C → (P, Q) C → (R, T)
D→ (S) D → (P, Q, T) D → (P, Q, R)
17. A → (R) 37. A → (T) 57. A → (P, S)
B → (T) B → (S) B → (Q)
C → (P, Q) C → (P, Q, R) C → (R, T)
D → (T) D → (Q) D → (R, T)
18. (73) 38. (40) 58. (39)
19. (40) 39. (10) 59. (91)
20. (42) 40. (30) 60. (12)
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All India Aakash Test Series for JEE (Advanced)-2020 Test - 2A (Paper-1) (Code-B) (Hints & Solutions)
PART - I (PHYSICS) Sol :
1. Answer (B)
0 i
Hint : BC =
2r
Sol :
7R
 RAB =
15
dxdy
dq =  ·dxdy ; i =
2
 ·dxdy
 = V0
40 x 2 + y 2
0    dxdy
dB =
2  2 x 2 + y 2 4. Answer (B)
 0   dxdy
(V1 − V2 )
 B =  dB = Hint : R =
4  x2 + y 2
I
Sol :
0 
B= · V0· 40
4
 B = 00V0
2. Answer (D) I 1
j= =  E1
Hint :  = i  A 4r 2


Sol : dq = 2xdx
  −dV =  E1  dr
a
I
 V1 =
4 a
I
Vnet = 2V1 =
2a
2xdx
i= Vnet 
2 R = =
I 2a
2R
5. Answer (D)
 d =  x
3
dx
R Hint : F = q V  B ( )
 (
= 16R 4 − R 4 ) Sol : Earth magnetic field will be in northward
F = q (V  B )
4
direction. would be in west
15
= R 4 direction.
4
6. Answer (B)
3. Answer (D)
 0I
Hint : C and D will be at same potential. Hint : B = ( cos 1 + cos 2 )
4d
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0I 0 (R )2
Sol : B =  ( cos30 + cos30)  3 =
 a  2
4 
 2 3 
02R 2
 uavg (magnetic) = K 2t 2
0I 3 90I
( 3)3 =
2
=
2a 2a  u = bt 2
7. Answer (B, C, D)
9. Answer (A, D)
Hint : Use Ampere’s law
Sol : As B(r) = B0r2 Hint :  = iA
Sol :
 0 xdx
∴ Total current (upto R) dq = 0 xdx  i =
2
2R B0
3
0 xdx 0
B0R 2 2R = 0I0  I0 =
0 dm = x 2  m =  dm =  x 3dx
2 2
And let upto r  it confines half of the current.
0L4
I0  m=
Then B0r  2·2r  = 0 8
2
0 i 00 xdx 00
 2R 3B0
 B0 ·2r  3 = 0 ·
dB =
2a
=
2·2x
=
4  dx
2 0
00L
R  B=
 r = 4
1
( 2) 3 10. Answer (A, C, D)
Now let J (r ) is the current density at ‘r’ 1r2 +  2 r1

Hint :  eq =
r
r1 + r2
Then B0r ·2r = 0  J (r ) 2rdr
2
 eq 1 2
0 Sol : = +
req r1 r2
(  Bdl =  I ) 0
 1  eq  2
r
 2B0r 3 = 0·2 J (r )rdr And when 1 = 2 and r1 = r2
0
then eq = 
∴ Differentiating both side w.r.t(r)
2B0·3r 2·dr = 0 2·J(r ) rdr 11. Answer (A, C, D)
Hint : At t = 0 capacitor behaves as short circuit
3B0 r
 J (r ) = R 3R
0 Sol : At t = 0, Req = R + =
2 2
8. Answer (B, D)
V  1 V
B2  i AB =   =
Hint : Average magnetic energy density =  3R   2  3R
20  
2 
Sol : Current per unit length = R V V
At t = , i AB = ,V =
 B ( t ) = 0R 2R AB 2
1 2 1 2(  V  CV
0· R )  Qmax = C    =
2
 uavg(magnetic) = B =  2
20 20 2
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12. Answer (C) For tension =
Hint : Use Kirchhoff’s law    2R 
Sol : T ·d  =   + 0 2 2  22R2dx·R2 
 2 
T    2R 
 =   + 0 2 2   22R22
dx  2 
Now force on inner cylinder (of radius R1) is
Fout = m12R1 + 022R2· 11R1dldx +
01212R12
dl ·dx
2
By KVL,    2 R 
 Pout = 1R1 1 +  0 1 2 2R2 + 0 1 1 1 
–i1 – 2i2 + 3 (I –i1) = 0 …(i)  2 
–2(i1 – i2) – 2(2i1 –i2 – I) + 16. Answer A(R); B(T); C(P, Q); D(S)
2(I + i2 – i1) + 2i2 = 0 …(ii) Hint : Use circuit analysis
16 – 3(I – i1) – 2 (I + i2 – i1) – i1 = 0 …(iii) 8
Sol : iP = =2A
Solving these, I = 6 A 2+2
13. Answer (A) 12
iQ = =2A
Hint :VA – VB = iAB × 2 6
Sol : Solving equations (i), (ii) and (iii) 6
iR = =3A
i2 = 1 A 2
∴ (VA – VB) = 2 × 1 = 2 V 5
iS = = 1A
14. Answer (B) 36
3+
15. Answer (A) 3+6
Hint for Q.Nos. 14 and 15 : 4
iT =
Rotating cylinder is equivalent to a solenoid. 1
Solution for Q.Nos. 14 and 15 : =4A
Magnetic field by one rotating cylinder only 17. Answer A(R); B(T); C(P, Q); D(T)
B = 0R (only in inside region and zero 5
Hint : Rdia = R
outside) 6
So, resultant magnetic field at the common axis 
(because of both cylinder) Sol : I12 =
R
Bresultant = 011R1 + 022R2

I13 = as Req = 2R for this branch
 B = 0 ( 11R1 + 22R2 ) (2R )
And magnetic field in between the cylinder’s is   1  2
I18 =   =
B = 022R2 .  5R   3  5R
 
Net outward force on cylinder (of radius R2) is on  6 
small ‘dx’ along the length and ‘dl’ along the I17 = I13 = I16
curve.
18. Answer (73)
022R2 Hint : Change the circuit to an infinite one.
Fout = m22R2 + ·2R2 2dx·dl
2 Sol : Let resistance added across CD is x then
02222R22 RAB = x also.
∴ Fout = dx·dl 22R2 + ·dxdl
2 ( 2R  x )  R
x =
Fout    2R 
( 3R + x )
 P(out) = =  22R2   + 0 2 2 
l ·x  2   x = ( 3 − 1)  R
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= (1.73 − 1)  100 22. Answer (C)
= 73  Hint : H2S + MnO4– ⎯→ Mn+2 + S
19. Answer (40) fused with KOH,

oxidised with air
0ni Sol : MnO2 MnO24−
Hint : B = sin 1 + sin 2  or KNO3
2 
23. Answer (D)
Sol :
Hint : Greater is the standard oxidation potential
value, more negative will be the G°, hence the
metal oxide will be in lower region.
Sol : At intersection point, system is in redox
equilibrium.
24. Answer (D)
0ni  1 3  Hint : Hydrogen bonding is possible when
B=  +
2  2 10  H-atom is bonded with strong electronegative
atom and high electronegative atom should be
0ni ( 5 + 3 ) present in surrounding.
B=
40 Sol : Sulphur and hydrogen have comparable
electronegativity.
 K = 40
25. Answer (A)
20. Answer (42)
Hint : At start of reaction, [HBr]  0
Hint : Voltmeter is not ideal.
And towards end of reaction, [Br2] is almost
Req negligible.
Sol : 36 =  120
Req + 70
K1 Et  Br2 
Sol : r = (Et is ethane)
 Req = 30
1+ K2
 HBr 
Br2 
 RV = 60 
At start of reaction. [HBr]  0
When it is connected across R2, then
60  70 420  r = K1 [Et] [Br2]
 =
Req = 
( 60 + 70 ) 13 Towards the completion, [Br2] is almost negligible
K1 Et  Br2 
2
420
 r=
V2 = 13  120 = 42 V Br2  + K 2 HBr 
420
+ 60
K1 Et  Br2 
2
13
r=
PART - II (CHEMISTRY) K 2 HBr 
26. Answer (B)

21. Answer (A)
Hint : The reaction with greater energy of
Hint : Copper pyrites = CuFeS2
activation is more temperature sensitive.
Malachite = CuCO3.Cu(OH)2
K 
E  1 1 
Cuprite = Cu2O Sol : = exp  a  − 
K 
R  1
T T2 

Copper glance = Cu2S
Sol : % of copper in K Ea  1 1 
 In =  − 
CuFeS2  34% K R  T1 T2 
CuCO3.Cu(OH)2  57% K
as Ea increases, (increases)
Cu2O  88% K
Cu2S  80% At very high temperature, K approaches A.
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27. Answer (A, B) 34. Answer (B)
Hint : One of the two bonded atoms should have 35. Answer (C)
a filled orbital and an empty orbital to form a Hint for Q.Nos. 34 and 35 :
 bond. When Cu exists in +1 state, it has tendency to
Sol : undergo disproportionation.
Cu+ ⎯→ Cu+2 + Cu
CuCl2 is white ppt
28. Answer (A, B, C) Cu2+ with NH3 gives blue coloured solution.
Hint : Rate of reaction depends upon the Solution for Q.Nos. 34 and 35 :
collisions which are effective and the number of For displacement reaction that can occur with Cu
effective collision can be increased by increasing and NX, N+ → N should have higher standard
temperature and concentration. reduction potential value than Cu.
Sol : It is true that rate of reaction may decrease  It must be an Ag containing compound
with the increase in concentration of product if the among given options.
order w.r.t. that product is negative. 36. Answer A(P, Q); B(R, S); C(P, Q); D(P, Q, T)
29. Answer (B, C) Hint : NO is neutral and colourless
Hint : Facts are based upon the general N2O is neutral and colourless
properties of lanthanoids and actinoids.
NO2 is brown and acidic
Sol : Most common oxidation state for both is +3.
Sol : Cu + dil. HNO3 ⎯→ NO + Cu(NO3)2
30. Answer (A, B)
Cu + conc. HNO3 ⎯→ NO2 + Cul(NO3)2
Hint : With + emission and K-electron capture,
n NH3 + O2 ⎯⎯⎯
Pt/Rh
⎯→NO
ratio is increased.
p Zn + dil. HNO3 ⎯⎯→ Zn (NO3 )2 + N2O
Sol : Arsenious sulphide solution is negatively 37. Answer A(T); B(S); C(P, Q, R); D(Q)
charged solution and therefore move towards
anode. Hint :
31. Answer (B, C, D)
Hint : For half order reaction
kt = 2  A 0 − A 
Sol : Roasting of sulphide ore of Pb gives metal
2 A0  2  1  oxide which undergo self reduction.
t 1 =  A0 −  = 1 −  A0
2
k 2  k 2 Calcium can be obtained by electrolytic reduction.
38. Answer (40)
kt
Sol : − + A0 = A Hint : First calculate the rate constant of reaction
2
 A 0
2 1  kt = In
t 3 = 1 −  A0 A
4
k  2 
5
k × 20 = 2.303 log
32. Answer (D) 4.2
33. Answer (B)  A 0
Sol : t exp  k = In
Hint for Q.Nos. 32 and 33: A
2.303  0.075 100
t exp  = 2.303 log
20 70
texp = 40 months
39. Answer (10)
Hint : Fe+3 is yellow and has 5 unpaired electrons.
Cu+2 is blue and Cr+2 is also blue.
Solution for Q.Nos. 32 and 33 :
Sol : M = 3
X + AgNO3 ⎯⎯→ Ag + HNO3 + H3PO4 N=5
(H3PO2 ) (Z) (Y) X=2
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40. Answer (30) Sol :
−dC  3 3 
Hint : = kC2 f ( x ) = cos–1  cos x − sin x 
dt  13 13 
1 1
 kt = − Let tan  =
2
 C  0
C 3
k  10 =
2
−
1  f ( x ) = cos–1 ( cos ( x +  ) )
C0  C0 
d ( f ( x ))
1  = 1 … (i)
k= dx
C0   10
 4 5 
4 1 and g ( x ) = sin–1  sin x + cos x 
Sol :  t75%  k = −  41 41 
C0  C0 
5
1 3 Let tan  =
t 75%  = 4
C0   10 C0 
 g ( x ) = sin–1 ( sin ( x + ) )
t75% = 30 min
d (g ( x ))
PART - III (MATHEMATICS)  = 1 … (ii)
dx
41. Answer (C)
From (i) and (ii)
a11 a21
Hint : AB = BA then = 1 and = 2. d (f ( x )) 1
= =1
a22 a12 d ( g ( x )) 1
Sol : 45. Answer (C)
 Required result = 24 +1 Hint : Find L.H.D. and R.H.D.
42. Answer (A) Sol :
Hint : tr(A) = sum of diagonal elements.
h ( x ) = x 2 − 10x + 25 = x − 5 is
Sol :
non-differentiable at x = 5
 3 4  3 –4  1 0  46. Answer (D)
BC =      BC =  
2 3   –2 3  0 1  Hint : Let x =
1
as x →   t → 0.
t
 Α  Α
 tr( A) + tr   + tr  2  + ... Sol :
 2 2 
  1 1  
 cos   + + 2  + sin  
1 1 lim x ln   x x  
= tr( A) + tr( A) + 2 tr( A) + ... 
2 2 x →  cos  + sin  
 
 
=6
43. Answer (B)
ln 
(
 cos  + t + t 2 + sin  
 )
 cos + sin  
Hint : For f(x) = ax2 + bx + c > 0, D < 0.
= lim   1
Let x =
Sol : t →0 t t
f(x) = 2ex – me–x + (2m + 1) x – 3
= lim
( ( ) )
ln cos  + t + t 2 + sin  – ln ( cos  + sin  )  0 
0 
f’(x) = 2ex + me–x + (2m + 1)  0 t →0 t  
2ex + me–x + (2m + 1)  0 ( )
– sin  + t + t 2  (1 + 2t )
−0
1 cos (  + t + t ) + sin 
2
 f(x) is increasing for m = = lim
2 t→0 1
44. Answer (A)
− sin 
=
Hint : a sin x + b cos x = a + b sin ( x + ) .
2 2 sin  + cos 
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47. Answer (B, D) The graph of f(x) = |x2 – 7|x| + 12| is
 5x Clearly this function has 5 point of

 , y 0 non-differentiability.

Hint : Here f ( x ) =  4
 x, y  0 As x = –4, –3, 0, 3 and 4

 2
f(x) has 3 local maximas and 4 local minimas
Sol :
 1
f(x) = K has 8 solutions then K   0,  .
 5x + 3|y| = 7y  4

 5x
 , y  0 or x  0
4 Hint : For increasing f(x) > 0.
 f (x) = 
 x , y  0 or x  0 Sol :

2
f ( x ) = 2sin(ln x ) − cos(ln x )
5
 y '( x ) = if x  0 1 1
4  f '( x ) = 2cos(ln x )  + sin ( ln x ) 
x x
1
and y '( x ) = if x  0 5 2 1 
2 =  cos ( ln x ) + sin(ln x )
x  5 5 
 y(0) does not exist.
5
48. Answer (A, C) = sin (  + ln x ) , where tan = 2
x
Hint :
 f(x) is increasing if  + lnx  (2n, (2n + 1) ),
dy
Equation of tangent y – y1 =
dx x , y
( x – x1 ) nW
( )
( 1 1) −1 −1
 x  e2n−tan 2
, e(2n +1)−tan 2
Sol :
  = 2 − tan–1 2 and  = 3 − tan–1 2, n  W
 1
The point of intersection are (0, 1) and  1, 
 2  cos( –  ) = cos(–  ) = –1
(1 + x2)y = 1  4  4
sin( + ) = sin(2tan–1 2) = sin   − sin–1 =
 1 + 4  5
dy 2xy
 =−
dx 1+ x2 2
tan(2 +  ) = tan( −3 tan–1 2) = −
11
Slope of tangent at (0, 1) = 0
 1 1
and slope of tangent at  1,  = – Hint : det(A) = Product of diagonal elements if it
 2 2
is diagonal matrix.
 Equation of tangents are y = 1 and x + 2y = 2 Sol :
49. Answer (A, B, C) 10! 0 0 
10
 
Hint : Draw the graph of f(x).  Ar = A1 A2 A3 ... A10 = 0 1 0 
r =1 0 2
Sol :  0 (10!) 
10
  Ar = (10!)3
r =1
Solution of Q. Nos. 52 and 53

According to the given conditions the required
function f(x) = (x – 4)3
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52. Answer (B) 55. Answer (D)
Hint : Equation tangent at (x1, y1) is :  1, f ( x )  0

dy Hint : sgn(f(x)) = 0, f ( x ) = 0
y – y1 =
dx
( x – x1 ) .  1, f ( x )  0

Sol : Sol :
The equation of tangent to y = f(x) at x = 5 is   60    2  
sgn    = 1 +  
3x – y = 14   4f ( x )    4f ( x )  
  15 
sgn   2 =1
  x + 1
This is only possible if x  {–3, –2, –1, 0, 1, 2, 3}

56. Answer A(P, S); B(R, S, T); C(R, T); D(P, Q, R)
Hint : Different concepts for different parts.
Sol :
(A) 4p + 5 = 4q + p2 …(i)
4p = 2q  q = 2p …(ii)
Intersect it again at point (3 – 8)
 p = –5, 1
 AB = 90 = 3 10 units
e 2x e 2x
(B) =  Let y =
53. Answer (A) x x
1 1
Hint : Area of triangle = × base × altitude. 2 xe2 x – e2 x
2 dy 2 x
 =
dx x
Sol :
 For exactly two solutions   2 e
The given line x – 5y = 0 intersect the given
(C) f(x) = 0
f(x) = (x – 4)3 at point (5, 1)
1 14
 Required area =  1
2 3
7
= sq. units
3 Will have at least 4 real solutions but may
Solution of Q. Nos. 54 and 55 : have any even number of roots greater than
or equal to 4.
f ( x ) + g ( x ) + h( x ) = f ( x )  g ( x ) + g( x )  h( x ) + h( x )  f ( x )
 4 6   3 5 
(D) lim 1n  x 2 – x + x ...  − x  x − x + x ...  
 f ( x ) + g ( x ) + h( x ) − f ( x )  g ( x ) − g ( x )  h( x ) − h( x )  f ( x ) = 0 x →0 x   2 3    3! 5!  
 

1
2 ( f ( x ) − g( x ) ) +(
2
g ( x ) – h( x ) ) +(
2
h( x ) − f ( x ) ) =0
2
= lim
1  4  1 1 61 1 
 x  6 − 2  + x  3 − 5!  ...
 f ( x ) = g ( x ) = h( x )
x →0 xn      
Exist for any n  {1, 2, 3, 4}
54. Answer (D)
57. Answer A(P, S); B(Q); C(R, T); D(R, T)
Hint : a2 + b2 + c2 – ab – bc – ca = 0  a = b = c.
Hint : Use derivable values.
Sol : Sol :
x →
(
lim g ( x ) + 2h( x ) + e– x
2
) (A)  y = |ln x2|
ln x 2 2 x 2 ln x 2
 3x 2 2 

dy
=  =
= lim  2 + e – x  = 1 dx ln x 2 x 2 x  ln x 2
x → 3 x + 5
 
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 1 23
3
 y ' −  = 4 3
 2 And harmonic mean of 3 and = 2 =2
2 3
Number of solutions of x2 = –64 cosx is 4. 3+
2
1 3 
(B) f ( x ) = x + tan–1 x – 58. Answer (39)
2 4
Hint : Here x – 0–, {x} = 1 – G and x → 0– {x} = G.
1
 f (1) =
2 Sol :
3 2 1 lim f ( x )
 f '( x ) = x + x →0–
2 1+ x2
2x sin–1 (1– (1 − h) )  cos–1 (1– (1– h) )
 f ''( x ) = 3 x − = lim
(1 + x 2 )2 h→0 2 (1 − h)  (1 − (1 − h) )
g ( x ) = f −1( x ) 
= lim
 f (g ( x )) = g (f ( x )) = x h→ 0 2 2
1 78 2 78 2 
 g '(f ( x )) =   lim– f ( x ) =  = 39
f '( x )  x →0  2 2
and
59. Answer (91)
–f ''( x ) 1
 g ''(f ( x )) =  f ( x + G) – f ( x )
( f '( x ))2 f '( x ) Hint : lim
G →0 G
= f ( x )
–f "( x )
 g ''(f ( x )) = Sol :
(f '( x ))3
5/2
 1 −f "(1) −5/2 5 f (x ) − f (y )  5 x − y
 g "  = = 3 =−
 2
(f ' (1) ) 2
3 16
f (x ) − f (y ) 3/2
 lim  lim 5 x − y
 1
y →x x−y y →x
 16g "   = 5
 2
 f '( x )  0
And number of real solutions of x + 8 sinx = 0
is 5.  f(x) = 0
(C) ln(y) = xx ln x  f (x) = c as f(0) = 7 then f(x) = 7
1 xx
 y ' = x x (1 + ln x ) ln x +  y '(1) = 1 13
y x  f (r ) = 91
r =1
y y "− ( y ')2  1 2ln x 
= x (1 + ln x ) ln x + x  +
2
 x x
y2 x x  60. Answer (12)
Hint : Draw graph f(x).
x x (1 + ln x ) xx
+ − Sol :
x x2
At x = 1  y – 1 = 0 + 1 + 1 – 1 10sin2x
f (x) =
 y (1) = 2 sec x + cosec 2 x
2
(D) Max. value will be attained if 5 3 n

= sin 2 x, x 
–1 1 1 2 2
det A = 1 –1 1 Then from graph of f(x) it is clear that there are
1 1 –1 12 local maxima and minima points.
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