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TEST DATE: 9-11-2019
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Physics PART – I
SECTION – A
1. B
Sol. Particle will be at Hmax at t = 2

20  20 H(12, 16, 20)
Hmax   20m z
2  10
 ˆ r  20 2 y
r  12iˆ  16ˆj  20k;
H

v H  6iˆ  8 ˆj
(0, 0, 0) x
 
 r  v 160iˆ  120ˆj 1 3 ˆ
 2  2
=  ˆi  j
5 20
r 20 2  
2. B
Sol. Force when applied parallel to plane will have minimum magnitude. Fmin
Torque about P;
F(2r) = mg sin  r
mgsin   fmax
 Fmin  .…(i) P
2 mg
Also, F + f max = mg sin  ….(ii) 
tan  3
  
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3. C
Sol. Coordinates of P [(R sin 2 , – R (1 – cos 2)]

1 x2
y  x tan  90     g
2 ucos  90     2
 
cos  1 R2 sin2 2 u
R 1  cos 2   R sin2  g
sin  2 u2 sin2  (0, 0) 90  
1 R4 sin2  cos2  P
2sin2   2cos2   g 2
2 u2 sin2  R
2gR cos2 
 2  u  gR cos 
u2
4. D
Sol. Particle will describe a parabolic path as shown y

After long time Rmax  
R
 min = 0.
Rmax v = 20 m/s
O
60 P
a = 5 m/s2
x
5. B
Sol. Till first sand particle touches lower compartment of hourglass, weight will decrease, then it
becomes constant, when last sand particle leave upper compartment it increases.
6. C
Sol. aQ  aP
3gsin r 4
 gsin 
 3
4
 r
9
7. A
Mw 2
Sol. MI of door about hinge : Masin
3
Using :   I Ma 
w Mw 2
Ma   cos    Ma cos  hinge
2 3
3 a
 cos 
2w
d 3 a
  cos 
d 2 w
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3a
 2  sin 
w
For circular motion of CM of door;
w
RH  Ma sin   M2  
2
3 5 125
 RH  Ma sin   Ma sin   Ma sin   sin 
2 2 2
8. C
Sol. Use the definition of kinematics variables.
9. A
 u
Sol. v in sec t  (u  gt)jˆ , v  0 at t 
g
u/ g u/g
u2
 y max 2 

0
vdt  
0
(u  gt)dt 
2g
10. B
v sin   rh A
Sol. A/B  C/B   20 2
CB (x  h ) C
v cos 
 B
v
v sin 
11. B
Sol. mv0  (M  m)v

mv 0
v 
Mm
L(M  m)
t  t0 
mv 0
12. D
 1 1 v1 v1
Sol. 2mg  (2m)v 2  2  mv12 …(i)
2 2 2 30
v1 cos 30 = v cos 60 …(ii) 60
3g
Solving v 
4
v
13. B
Sol. v = R …(i) y
2
v
mv
mg sin  = …(ii)
R
for motion after separation
2V  mg
T …(iii)
gcos  O
2
1  2V 
2R  gsin    …(iv)
2  gcos   x
2
cos 
gR  Rgsin     45
sin 
g g
 2R  or =
2 2R
14. B

Sol. v(t)  2iˆ  (4t)jˆ
 tan  = 2t
d 2 2
  rad / sec (at t  2 sec)
dt sec 2  17
15. B
Sol. Centre of mass of wedge and ball will not shift in x-y plane
Let wedge displacement be xiˆ  yjˆ

S  ( R cos )iˆ  Rjˆ
r
 m (x  Rcos )iˆ  (y  R)jˆ  M(xiˆ  yj)

ˆ 0
 
mRcos  mR
x ; y
m M m M
 1ˆ 2ˆ
Sw  i  j
5 5
16. C
mv 2 v
Sol. T cos  
R
T
TRcos 
 v  10 m/s
m 0.6m 1m
m
17. A
F0
Sol. a= cos t F
m
F
v  0 sin t
m (/4)
 P
 peak power at t = .
4
Ratio of power is 1
 /2
(/8) (3/8) t
Also 
0
(F  mg)dt  mv
F g
v 0 
m  2
18. D
Sol. T sin  = ma …(i) N1 T

mg  T cos  = ma a 
mg mg N2
T  ( = 45)
sin   cos  2 
T a
mg mg
Bead A Bead B
19. B
r
  f  2  
Sol. Wext 
 Fext dr   3  2
r
r r   dr

i
r0
  
  2  
 r r  2r
0
3 
Wext   
4r02 2r0
2
Also, at equilibrium; F = 0  r0 =

2 32 2
 Wext   2

4 4  4a 16
20. A
Sol. Fcos   f = maC …(ii)
f(2R)  FR  2mR2  …(ii) F sin 
aC = 2R …(iii)
F F
 f = 1  cos    always leftward.
3

F cos 
SECTION – B
21. 5
Sol. A and B can swipe their position by walking clockwise / anticlockwise M

A
For max : A should turn 120 (clockwise) while B should turn
240(clockwise) 120 2M
Conserving angular momentum about C: B
4MR2
MR2 (120  )  2MR2 (240  )  ()  0
2
  = 120
For min : A should turn 120 clockwise, B should turn 120
anticlockwise
120
min 
5
max
 5
min
22. 1
Sol. For tmin, striker should be shot perpendicular to line AB

AB  (3  7)2  (4  1)2  5 m
1 1  
  h  AB  | OA  OB |
2 2
ˆi ˆj kˆ
5h 1
 3 4 0
2 2
7 1 0
h=5m
 tmin = 5/5 = 1 sec
SECTION – C
23. 00004.33
Sol. From triangle; y

5 3
R = 5 cos 30 = A=5
2
R
B
30
x
24. 00006.80
Sol. f max = 0.25  4  10 = 10 N fk/F

Net impulse is zero in 11 sec
25
 If = IF
1 10
  8  Fmax  100
2 t1 11
Fmax = 25N 2 t2 8 t(sec)
From similar triangle 10
25 10
  t1  5 sec
t1 2
Block will acquire Vmax at t = t2 where
25 10
  t  6.8 sec
3   t2  2
8
25. 00001.35
2 N N
Sol. Given : (1  cos )  0.2
2
r 2
 cos  = 0.8 m r
From FBD of dust particle: R
 mg
N = mg cos   m2r sin …(i)
N = mg sin  + m2r cos  …(ii)
gsin   2r cos 
  = 1.35
gcos   2r sin 
Chemistry PART – II
SECTION – A
26. A
Sol. O OH
O O
O
I I
O O
O
OH O
27. C
Sol. Zn  906 kJ mol1

Ga  579 kJ mol1
Ge  761 kJ mol1
As  947 kJ mol1
28. D
Sol. C2 12   actual  1s2 * 1s2 2s2  * 2s2 2p2x  2p2y

Diamagnetic
If s – p is not operational.
1s2  * 1s22s2 * 2s2 2p 2z 2p1x  2p1y
paramagnetic
29. D
Sol. 

A  g   2B  g  
 AB2  g
Kc 
1

 AB2 
2  A B 2
1  AB2 
   AB2  4 moles
2 2  2 2
Now, B = 4 moles
Let y moles of AB2 is added.
1 4  y

2 2   4 2
 y  12
30. D
31. C
1
Sol.  H  e 
H2 
2
Takes B.E. for dissociation to H and then oxidizes slow.
Fact by NCERT.
32. A
Sol. ng  0 in I and III.

 Same moles at equilibrium as before.
33. D
Sol.  
Na  Liq. NH3  Na  NH3  x    e NH3  x 
x  y
Blue coloured and paramagnetic in nature.
34. C
Sol. O=C=C=C=O
→ Linear
→ Optically inactive
→ 4,4  and 4 lone pair.
35. C
Sol. E.N. , more polarity.
36. B
37. A
Sol. If T2 > T1
At high E → Intensity increases and  decreases.
(Reference – NCERT)
38. C
Sol. 
S8  s   12 OH  aq   4S 2  aq  2S2O32  aq   6H2O   
 2  2 
39. B
Sol. Both d-orbitals have axial overlapping in same phase forming  bonds.
40. C
Sol. For exothermic reaction, increase in temperature decreases yield.
41. D
42. C
Sol. Al reacts with both acid and base to liberate H2.
43. D
r  Cs
Sol. (A)  0.732 .
r  Cl
(B) High temperature decreases coordination temperature.
(C) LiCl has pink colour.
44. D
45. C
Sol. egH  O  141

S  200
Se  195
 S  Se  O
SECTION – B
46. 1
Sol. Double dumb shell confirms the graph touches x-axis only once.
1 node.
47. 7
Sol. 4Ca5 PO 4 3 F  18SiO2  30 C 

 3P4  2CaF2  18CaSiO3  30 CO
SECTION – C
48. 00006.67
Sol. After mixing [AgCN] = 0.01 M, [HCN] = 0.01 M



HCN  
 H  CN

Ka



 AgCN  s 
Ag  CN  
1 / K sp
Ka


 H  AgCN  s 
Ag  HCN  
K  2.25  106
K sp
0.01 0.01  
x x 0.01  x 0.01  x
0.01  x
K since x is small w.r.t. 0.01
x2
0.01
K
x2
 x  6.6  10 5 M   Ag 
49. 00000.71
3a 3
Sol. Nearest in BCC ; Next to next nearest  a in FCC
2 2
3a  2 1
Ratio    0.71
2  3a 2
50. 00001.30
Sol. (Oxalic) N1V1 = N2V2 (KMnO4)

M × 40 × 2 = 0.05 × 16 × 5
0.05  16  5
M   0.05
40  2
pH = - log (0.05)
=1.3
Mathematics PART – III
SECTION – A
51. B
1 1
3
Sol. log    log 1  x 3  dx  log2  3   dx = log 2 – 3 + 3
0 0 1  x3
52. A
Sol. Put x + cos  = sin  tan 

x cos   1
 3
dx =   cot  sin   cos   d = –cot  cos  + sin  + c
 x 2  2x cos   1 2
x
= c
2
x  2x cos   1
53. D
 1
x 1 ; 0  x 1

 2
Sol.  
f x  ; 1  x  2 f(x) is discontinuous and bijective function
 x
 3 5
 ; 2x
x 1 2
1
lim f  x   ; lim f  x   2 and f(1) = 2
x 1 2 x 1
54. D
Sol. f(2a2 + a + 1) < f(3a2 – 4a + 1)

 2a2 + a + 1 > 3a2 – 4a + 1
 a  (0, 5)
1
Also, 2a2 + a + 1 > 0 and 3a2 – 4a + 1 > 0, we get a  or a > 1
3
 1
So, a   0,   1, 5 
 3
55. C
Sol. f(xy + 1) = f(x) f(y) – f(y) – x + 2 ..... (1)

f(xy + 1) = f(x) f(y) – f(x) y + 2 ..... (2)
Thus, f(x) + y = f(y) + x
Put y = 0, we get f(x) = x + 1
56. C
y  cos 
Sol. Let the point of contact be (, cos ), then   sin 
x
 –cot  = , then, we get a = 1
57. D
Sol. 1+a+b=0
c–1=0c=1
dy
Also,  c  2x = –1
dx x 1
dy
 2x  a  1
dx x 1
 a = –3; b = 2
Area bounded by y = x2 + ax + b with x-axis
2 2
 x 3 3x 2  1
   x  3x  2  dx  
2
  2x  
1
 3 2  1 6
58. D
x
dt
Sol. Let f  x    x
4  t2  t 3
0
1
fx   1  0  x  (0, 1)
4  x 2  x3
 f(x) is decreasing in (0, 1)
Also, f(0) = 0
 f(x) < 0  x  (0, 1)
 No solution
59. B
Sol. Let first x1 elements of set A maps with b1 and next x2 elements maps with b2 and so on last x50
elements maps with b50
 x1 + x2 + ..... + x50 = 100
Number of positive integral solutions = 99C49
60. C
Sol. lim x x  1
x 0 
61. B
Sol. Put y = x, we get 2f(x) + (f(x))2 = 1

Differentiate w.r.t to x, we get 2f(x) + 2f(x)f(x) = 0
 f(x) (1 + f(x)) = 0
 f(x) = 0, because f(x) > 0
62. D

 xloga n
Sol. f  x    ex log a  a x
n 0 n!
f  x   a x always continuous and differentiable
63. A
cos  n2  n   1 cos n   n2  n 

n
Sol.
1
lim n  n2  n  
n  2

lim cos   n2  n    1 cos  0
n
n  2
64. B
Sol. ‘ / ‘ is reflexive since every natural number is a factor of itself

‘ / ‘ is transitive. If n is a factor of m and m is a factor of P, then surely n is a factor of P
‘ / ‘ is not symmetric, for example 2 is a factor of 4 but 4 is not a factor of 2
65. D
Sol. f(3x) – f(x) = x

x
 Replace x by , we get
3
x x
f  x  f   
3 3
x x x
f f  
3 9 9
..........................
..........................
 x   x  x
f  n1   f  n   n
3  3  3
 x  1 1 1 
Adding, we get f  x   f  n   x   ..... 
3   3 9 27 
 x  x
lim f  x   f  n  
n  3  2
x
P  x 
2
66. D

dx
Sol. I  1 x3 1  x2  ..... (1)
0
1
Put x =
t

x3
I  1 x3 1  x2  dx ..... (2)
0
Adding equation (1) and (2), we get

dx 
2I   2

0 1  x 2

I
4
67. A
1 1
Sol. f x  4
 2
2 x 1
x  f x
x x
dx
  f   x    1  x2
1 1

 f  x   tan1 x   f 1
4

 f  x   tan1 x  1 
4
68. A
2
 2  t 2 1  1 1  3t 2 3
Sol. I t   x   x  
   4 t   4t 2 2t  
  dx   2 3
1
8 4t
69. D
Sol. lim f  2x 3  x 2   lim f  x   24

x 0 x0
lim f  x  x 6 2   lim f  x   3
x 0 x 0 
=8
70. B
Sol. 2(F(x) – f(x)) = f 2(x)

dF
and  f x
dx
F  x   f   x  1  f  x  
f  x
 f x 
1 f  x 
lim f  x   
x 
As f(x) is increasing surjective function
f  x
lim 1
x  x
SECTION – B
71. 3
Sol. The frequency of ai = 1 is the same as that of ai = 0 for 1  i  n – 1 and an = 1, then

1  1 1 1  1
Sn   2n1    2  .....  n1   2n1  n
2  10 10 10  10
S 1  1  1  1
lim n  lim  1  n1   n  
n  T n   18  10  10  18
n
72. 6
8
Sol. Area bounded by y2 = 4x and y = mx is
3m3
8 2
 3
9  m
3m 3
SECTION – C
73. 00012.00
2
Sol. f(x) = 12x + 6ax + 27  0
 a  [–6, 6]
74. 00004.25
Sol. f(x) = a – 2 sin 2x + cos x – sin x = a + 2(cos x – sin x)2 + (cos x – sin x) – 2
17
Minimum values of 2(cos x – sin x)2 + (cos x – sin x) – 2 is 
8
17
So, a   0 for increasing function
8
17
 a
8
75. 00009.00
2

1
x4  x2   1
Sol.   9   3  f  x    dx 
 45
0
1
x2 1
 f x    f  x  dx  9
3 0

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ANSWERS, HINTS & SOLUTIONS

Sol. Particle will be at Hmax at t = 2

Sol. Coordinates of P [(R sin 2 , – R (1 – cos 2)]

Sol. Particle will describe a parabolic path as shown y

Sol. Use the definition of kinematics variables.

Sol. mv0  (M  m)v

 m (x  Rcos )iˆ  (y  R)jˆ  M(xiˆ  yj)

Sol. T sin  = ma …(i) N1 T

Sol. A and B can swipe their position by walking clockwise / anticlockwise M

Sol. For tmin, striker should be shot perpendicular to line AB

Sol. From triangle; y

Sol. f max = 0.25  4  10 = 10 N fk/F

Sol. Zn  906 kJ mol1

Sol. C2 12   actual  1s2 * 1s2 2s2  * 2s2 2p2x  2p2y

Sol. ng  0 in I and III.

Sol. E.N. , more polarity.

Sol. For exothermic reaction, increase in temperature decreases yield.

Sol. Al reacts with both acid and base to liberate H2.

(B) High temperature decreases coordination temperature.

(C) LiCl has pink colour.

Sol. egH  O  141

Sol. 4Ca5 PO 4 3 F  18SiO2  30 C 

Sol. After mixing [AgCN] = 0.01 M, [HCN] = 0.01 M

Sol. (Oxalic) N1V1 = N2V2 (KMnO4)

Mathematics PART – III

Sol. Put x + cos  = sin  tan 

Sol. f(2a2 + a + 1) < f(3a2 – 4a + 1)

Sol. f(xy + 1) = f(x) f(y) – f(y) – x + 2 ..... (1)

Sol. Put y = x, we get 2f(x) + (f(x))2 = 1

cos  n2  n   1 cos n   n2  n 

Sol. ‘ / ‘ is reflexive since every natural number is a factor of itself

Sol. f(3x) – f(x) = x

Sol. lim f  2x 3  x 2   lim f  x   24

Sol. 2(F(x) – f(x)) = f 2(x)

Sol. The frequency of ai = 1 is the same as that of ai = 0 for 1  i  n – 1 and an = 1, then

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