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Solutions to Advanced Practice Test-1

[CHEMISTRY]

SINGLE CORRECT ANSWER

1.(B) (x) is the first because of intermolecular hydrogen bonding. (z) is placed before (y) because molecular mass and
polarizability of (z) are larger than those of (y).
2.(D) Linear isomers have higher entropies because the chains are free to flop about into many forms. The ends of the
chain are bonded together in the cyclic isomer hence the freedom of bond rotation (floppiness) is lost and the
entropy of the cyclic form is lower.

3.(D)

MULTIPLE CORRECT ANSWERS

5.(ABCD) Electron deficient compound can acts as Lewis acid. Compounds of group-13th elements are electron
deficient and acts as Lewis acid.

LINK COMPREHENSION TYPE

SINGLE INTEGER VALUE CORRECT TYPE

1.(6)

2.(4) The product of Diels-Alder reaction has four chiral carbon atoms.

40
3.(4) Ar is produced due to radioactive decay of 19 K .
40
19 K + -1e0 
18 Ar 40  K - electron capture 
40
Mol of Ar formed = mol of K decayed.
25 75 100
So, N0   
40 40 40
25
Nt 
40
N0
Nt 
2n

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t
n2
2  109
t  4  109 years
4.(5) Resistance of solution  2.5  103 
1
Conductivity (G)   cellconstant
Resis tan ce
1
 3
 1.25  5  104  1cm 1
2.5  10
1000
Equivalent conductance ( )  G 
N
1000
 5  104   5 1cm 2 eq 1
0.1

MATRIX MATCH TYPE

1. [P-2, 5] [Q-4, 5] [R-3, 5] [S-1]

Compound on electrophilic chlorination by using Cl2/AlCl3 yields three monochloro substituted derivatives.

Monosubstituted benzene on electrophilic substitution yield three products, o, m and para substituted product.

2. [P-1, 3, 4, 5] [Q-1, 3, 4, 5] [C-1, 2, 3, 4, 5] [D-1, 2, 3, 4, 5]

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Solutions to Advanced Practice Test/JEE-2017/Paper - 1

[PHYSICS]

SINGLE CORRECT ANSWER

1.(B) Distribution of charge on outer surface will not change and hence electric field at Q will also not change.
dV
2.(D) F   mV
dx
0 x
dV mV 2 K x2 K x4
K1 x  K 2 x3   mV   m vdV  ( K1 x  K 2 x3 ) dx
    1  2
dx 2 2 4
v 0
2 2 4
2mV  2 K1 x  K 2 x  0

2 K1  (2 K1 ) 2  8 K 2 mV 2
x2 
2K 2
1/ 2 1/ 2
    
K  4 K12 8 K 2 mV 2  K 
 2 K 2 mV 2 
 x  1 1     x 1  1  1 
 K2
 4 K14 4 K12   K2
 K 2
1  
  
3.(B) Q  U  W
P dV
C  CV 
n dT
R
 C  CV  1  V 
V
4.(D) Imagine 3 loops.

B0

B= B02  B02  B02 = 3 B0 towards F

MULTIPLE CORRECT ANSWERS

5.(A) For man

mg sin   f  ma . . . . (1)
N  mg cos  . . . . (2)
For plank
3mg sin   f   N1 . . . . . (3)
N1  N  3mg cos  . . . . . (4)
Solving a  8m / s 2

6.(AC) From conservation of momentum.

mVC  mV  VC  V (Along x-axis)
From conservation of angular momentum about centre of mass
a  a mVa  1 
mV .  2  mV .   I     1  
3  2 I  3
 1 
J  ΔL  Iω  mVa 1  
 3

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Angular momentum of system is conserved not of block.

7.(AC) P     V 2 …(i)
PV = RT …(ii)
From (i) and (ii)
RT V V3
   V2  T  
V R R
T is maximum
dT  3 V 2 
0   0  V 
dV R R 3

d 2T 6V 
2
 0  maxima at V 
dV R 3

dT


  3 V 2 
, which is maximum when volume is minimum.
dV R

LINK COMPREHENSION TYPE

4T Mg
8.(A) P0   P0  2
R R
4TR
M 
g

9.(B) As pressure in tube increases more air will be pushed in the bubble.
Hence radius increases.

4T
10.(B) 
2R
 
R 2  mg  ma

g
a
2

SINGLE INTEGER VALUE CORRECT TYPE

1.(2) Hints: 10t  2T

T = 5t
Block A will lose the contact when 5t1  mA g
t1  2 sec
Block B will lose the contact when 5t2  mB g
t2  4 sec
dv
For block A between the two events, 5t  m A g  m A
dt
4 v

  5t  10  dt   dv
2 0
V= 10 m/sec  n2
1 1 
2.(1) KQ     V
r R
 KQ K 3Q   KQ K 3Q 
KV      
 r R   R R 

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KQ KQ
  V  k 1
r R

3.(5)

T0  mg T0  2T
mg
 T
2

2mg  mg  ma p  T   mg  m 4 a
mg mg
ag P   4 mg
2 2
P  mg  4mg
P  5 mg
P
5
mg
4.(2)

mg
T1 cos 37 
4
 3mg  3 mg
T1 sin 37  T 
4 4
tan 37  3
tan 37 1
 
3 4

5.(4) Current through 10Ω is zero, by applying wheat stone network conditions.
6.(1) Pressure Amplitude,  pmax  100 N / m 2
100
 Bks0  s0 
Bk
B
V   B  0V 2
0

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1 2 2 100 1
L3  l  L  2m  K    m 1  s0  = m a=1
2 3  1  330  330   1089

MATRIX MATCH TYPE

1.(C) Let Q be the heat required to convert 100 g of water at 20°C to 100°C.
Then mc  100 1100  20 
Q = 8000 cal
Now suppose m0 mass of steam converts into water of liberate this much amount of heat. Then
Q 8000 cal
m0   14.8 g
L 540 cal/g
Since it is less than m = 20 g, the temperature of the mixture is 100°C.
Mass of steam in the mixture = (20 – 14.8) = 5.2 g
Mass of water in the mixture = (100 + 14.8) = 114.8 g
If m = 10 g, the amount of heat liberate by steam = mL = 10 × 540 = 5400
Let  be the final temperature of the mixture.
mH 2O S H2O    20   msteam L  msH 2O 100   
100  1    20   10  540  10  1 100 –  
110  5400  1000  2000
  76.4C.

2.(A) When a steady is reached, no current passes though the capacitor or the branch CE.
Considering the loop ABEFA,

5   I1  I 2   10 or I1  I 2  2 A
Considering the loop BCDEB :
4 I 2  12  10  2
I 2  0.5 A
So, I1  2  0.5  1.5 A
To find the charge on capacitor, we must known potential difference across the plates.
Consider the loop CEDC : 12  4 I 2  3  0  VC  8  0
Or VC  2V . So charge on capacitor Q  CV  10C .

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Solutions to Advanced Practice Test/JEE-2017/Paper - 1

[MATHEMATICS]

SINGLE CORRECT ANSWER

 2 x 2  1  4 x4  1  4 x 2  4 x4  4 x 2 x 2  1   2 x  1
1.(A) 2
 2

a  2x  1 a  x  x  0 4
 a
2

2
2 2 2 2
a  x  x, x  x  1  x  x  a  0 or x  x  1  a  0
3
1  4a  0 and 1  4  4a  0  a
4

1 1 2
2.(A) Area of triangle OAB    x    OB  AB   x  e x
2 2
2
Let f  x   xe  x . We need to maximize f  x 
2 2 2
f   x   e x  x   2 x   e x  e  x 1  2 x 2  
1
 At x  f  x  has local max.
2
1
As x f  x   0 and f  0   0  At x  , we have absolute maximum
2
 1  1 1 1 1 1
     e 1 2   
 2  2 2 8 e 8e

3.(B) Since AB is fixed and AC is perpendicular to BC. So, locus of C is a circle whose diameter is AB. So, family of
circles passing through AB is
x 2  y 2  6 x  8 y  21    x  y  5   0  x 2  y 2   6    x   8    y  21  5  0

6 8 
So, centre is  , 
 2 2 
Since AB is diameter so centre must lie on AB
6 8
   5  2  Locus is x 2  y 2  4 x  6 y  11  0 .
2 2
4.(B)
x 1
 
Since lim x 2  1 = 0, so limit will exists only, when lim  a sin | x  1 | b cos( x  1)  4 = 0
x1

 b + 4 = 0  b = –4
Now applying L’Hospital rule, we get :
a cos  x  1  b sin  x  1
lim  2
x 1 2x
a
  2  a  4
2
MULTIPLE CORRECT ANSWERS
x 1  x  1
x
x  x  1
5.(BCD) f  x   lim  2
n  x 2 n  1 
0 x 1

 x  1
1 3
   
f 1  f 1  0  1  1  f 1   f 1  f 1   0   1 

2 2


f  1   f  1   1  0  1  f 1   f  1   0  0  0
   

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6.(ACD) Coordinates of O are (5, 3) and radius = 2

Equation of tangent at A(7, 3) is 7 x  3 y  5  x  7   3  y  3  30  0 i.e. 2 x  14  0 , i.e. x  7
Equation of tangent at B(5, 1) is 5 x  y  5  x  5   3  y  1  30  0 , i.e., 2 y  2  0 , i.e. y  1
 Coordinates of C are (7, 1)  Area of OACB = 4
Equation of AB is x  y  4 (radical axis)

Equation of the smallest circles is  x  7  x  5    y  3 y  1  0 i.e. x 2  y 2  12 x  4 y  38  0

x 2
7.(ABCD) f  y   f    f  x  . Let x  y  1   f 1  f 1  f 1  1  f 1  0 
 y
 x 1
Differentiating w.r.t. x keeping y constant f  y   f      f   x  . Let y  x
 y y
1 f  x 3
 f  x   f  1   f   x     log f  x   3log x  log k  f  x   k x3
x f  x x
 f 1  1  f  x   x3

(A)  Non-differentiable only at x  0

x x
 x 2  2 sin 2  2 sin 2
(B) lim 2  lim 2  x2  0 (C) x3  x  3 solutions 1, 0, 1
x0 x3 x  0 x2
4x
4
3 3 3
(D) f  f  x   f  x3   x3
     x9  
  f  x    x3  x 9 So x9  x9  0 has infinite solutions.

LINK COMPREHENSION TYPE

8-10. 8.(B) 9.(C) 10.(C)

D z 21  4 z2  4m
z 21 2
 4 z 2  16  20 i  ,  are roots of t  z 1 t  z 2  m  0     
a 1

A.T.Q: z 21  4 z2  4m  2 7  16  20 i  4m  2 7  4  5i  m  7

 4  5i  m  7  m   4  5i  7

 Locus of m is a circle with centre at  4, 5 and radius 7 

m  41  m   4  5 i   m  41

From 1st 2 terms, m  41  7  m  7  41 …… (i)

From last 2 terms, m  41  7  7  m  41  7  7  41  m  7  41 …… (ii)

Combining (i) and (ii): 7  41  m  7  41

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1.(6) Let f  x   x 2  2  p  3  x  9 . Since the roots lie in  6 , 1 , so we should have the following conditions :

2
(i) D  0  4  p  3  36  0
 p  p  6  0  p  0 or p  6 . . . .(i)
27
(ii) f  6   0  p . . . .(ii)
4
(iii) f 1  0  p  2 . . . .(iii)

(iv) 6  1  2 p9 . . . .(iv)
2
27
From equations (i) – (iv), we get : 6  p 
4
Therefore, integral value of ‘p’ is 6.
Since 2 , g1 , g 2 , g3 , . . ., g17 , g18 , g19 , g 20 , 6 are in G.P. Therefore, g 4 g17  2  6  12
2.(1) 3.(2)

4.(2) C1 : x 2  y 2  1 and C2 : x 2  y 2     3  x   2  2  y  2  0
A
Let the point of intersection be P(h, k)
AB is chord of contact w.r.t. P to circle C1
 AB : hx  ky  1  0 . . . .(i)
P(h, k)
AB is also common chord of C1 and C2
 AB :    3 x   2  2  y  3  0 . . . .(ii) C1 B C2
 (i)  (ii)
  3 2  2 3
Comparing coefficients of x, y constants, we get :  
h k 1
(A) (B) (C)
3k  2
(A) = (C)    3h  3 ; (B) = (C)  
2
3h  3 3k  2
   6h  6  3k  2  6h  3k  8  0
1 2
 Locus is 6 x  3 y  8  0  Slope = 2

5.(2) Case 1 : 3 digits are wrong. We select the 3 digits in 5C3 ways and de-arrange them in 2 ways.
Rest 2 are placed correctly in 1 way. So, by FPC number of ways = 5 C3  2  1  20

Case 2 : 4 digits are wrong. Proceeding as in case 1. Number of ways = 5 C4  9  1  45

Case 3 : All 5 wrong. By de-arrangement number of ways = 44
 Total = N = 20 + 45 + 44 = 109  It is a prime number, number of divisors = 2
6.(2) Let z  ei

 f  z   ei  1  ei.2.  ei.  1


 2 cos  1  cos 2  cos    i  sin 2  sin  
2

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
 2 cos
2
 
 2 cos 2   cos   i sin   2 cos   1

 
 2 cos  cos   2 cos   1  i sin   2 cos   1  2 cos  2 cos  1
2 2
 
Or f (z) = 2 cos  4 cos 2  3
2 2

Let cos x
2
Now f  z   2 x  4 x 2  3 x  0 1

 2 3
4 x  2 x  3  g  x   0  x 
 2
f z 
 2 3
 4 x  2 x  3  h  x  
   x 1
2
1
g   x   8x  2  0  x 
4
 3 1 1 13
g  0   3, g   3, g    3 
 2  4 4 4
 
 3 
h  x   8 x  2  0  x  1
 2 
 
 3
h  3 , h 1  3
 2 
 
 13 
 Range of f  z  is  3  
 4
The integers are 2, 3  Number of integers = 2

MATRIX MATCH TYPE

1. [A-q] [B-r] [C-p] [D-r]

(A) 
A general point on the parabola y  x 2  7 x  2 is x, x 2  7 x  2 . 
3x   x  7 x  2  3
2
Distance of this point from the line y  3x  3 is
10

 x2  4 x  5 x2  4 x  5
   P as x 2  4 x  5  0  x  R .
10 10
dP 2x  4 dP
Differentiate w.r.t. x to get :    0  x  2
dx 10 dx
Also, x  2 is a point of local minima  Required point is  2,  8 
Sum of abscissa and ordinate = 2  8  10 .
(B) x  ay  5  0   x  5  a  y   0
So, the above line always passes through the point (5, 0) which is the focus of the parabola y 2  20 x .

 x  ay  5  0 is a focal chord of the parabola y 2  20 x .

A circle drawn with the focal chord as its diameter always touches the directrix.
 The circle always touches the line x  5  0 or k = 5.
(C) 
Let P be at 2 , 2at . 
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Foot of the perpendicular on the directrix is M    a, 2 at 

S   a, 0   R   0, at 
2at  at at 1 2at  0 2at
Slope of PR  2
 2
 ; Slope of SM    t
at  0 at t  a  a 2a
1 
Since, slope of PR  slope of SM    t  1 angle between PR and SM is  k  1.
t 2
(D) Since the normals at A and B are perpendicular to each other, the tangents at A and B will also be
perpendicular to each other. Any two perpendicular tangents to a parabola always intersect on the
directrix. So, the tangents at A and B intersect on the directrix.
y2  4 y  2x  0   y  2 2  2  x  2 
The directrix of the above parabola is 2 x  5  0  k=5

2. [A-r] [B-q] [C-p] [D-t]

 4
xy  16 Any point on it is  4t  
 t
dx dy 4
4 
dt dt t 2
dx 2
mnormal  t
dy
4
Equation of normal : y   t 2  x  4t  or 4t 4  t 3 x  ty  4  0
t
let P   h k   Normal is drawn through P

 4t 4  t 3 h  tk  4  0 . . . . (1)
h k
 t1  4  t1t2  0  t1t2t3  4
t1t2 t3t4   1
2 h2
Sum of slopes of normal =  t12    t1 2  t1t2 
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1 1
Sum of ordinates of the feet of the normals  4   
1 1 
   4
t1t2t3 
  4
 k  
t
1 t 2 t3 t 4  t t t t  4   1
 1234 
h2
According to question  k  h2 16k
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