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TEST DATE: 13-09-2020

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Physics PART – I

SECTION – A

1. B
Sol. Given |at| = 2|an|
at = 2an
dv v2
v 2
ds R
v s
dv 2
 
v0
v

R  ds
0

v 2s
n   
 v0  R
2s

v  v0 e R

20

When s = 10 m, v  20e 10  20e  2  20  0.135  2.7 m/s
V = 2.7 m/s

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2. A
Sol. v cos30 =  R 3 cos 60  m, R
v = R …(i)
Now, using conservation of energy C
1 2 2 1 2
mgR(1 sin 30) =  2mR   mv
2 2 A 30 30 B
mgR 3 2 
 mv v
2 2 m
 gR = 3v2
gR 10  0.3
 v   1 m/s
3 3

3. B
Sol. Since the ideal gas in each chamber undergoes an isothermal
process P0, V0 P0, 2V0
dP P
  
dV V
P x
dP     dV
V
When the piston is slightly displaced from equilibrium position by a distance ‘x’ the net restoring
force acting on the piston is
 P P 
F   0  0  A2 x
 2V0 V0 
 3P 
F   0  A2x
 2V0 
2 md2x  3P0  2 d2 x  3P0 A2 
Now, md2 x  F  2
    A x  2
   x
dt dt  2V0  dt  2mv0 
2mV0
 Time period, T = 2
3P0 A2

4. D
Q 2R
Sol. I   R
2 2
The magnetic field produced inside the long hollow cylinder
I
B  0  0 R

2
 qEadt  m a  0

a 2
qa  2 dB  ma  0

qa 2
B  ma 2 0
2
qB q 0 qR
 0   (0 R)  0 
2m 2m 2m

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5. A, C, D
Sol. mA = m = 0.3 kg
mB = 2m = 0.6 kg F
45 R
F
N1  2mg  …(i) 45 N2
2
A R
F R2
 2ma …(ii) a
2 N1
F mg a
N2  …(iii)
2 B 45
F 45
mg   ma …(iv) F
2 2mg
From (ii) and (iv)
mg = 3ma  a = g/3
F 2mg
from (ii),  2ma  2
2 3
 F2 2N
F
 N2   2N  N2 = 2N
2
F 2mg 8mg
From (i) N1  2mg   2mg   8N
2 3 3
 N1 = 8N

6. B, D
Sol. For pure rolling motion, a = R m, R
R
2mgcos    2mgsin   R  4mR2 
2  CM
mg(cos  + 2 sin ) = 4mR fS N a m, A
g(cos 37 + 2 sin 37) = 4R 2mg sin 
P 2mg cos 
4 3
g   2    4 R
 5 5
37= 
g
2g = 4 R   
2R
 a = R = g/2
Now, 2mg sin   fS = 2ma
6mg g 6mg mg
 fs  2m  fs   mg   2N
5 2 5 5
R
Also, 2mg cos   N = 2m 
2
8mg mg
N
5 2
8mg mg 11
 N   mg
5 2 10
N = 11N

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7. A, D
Sol. The net torque of viscous force acting on the 
cylinder,
R
r R
  2rdr h r 2R
0
d
R h

4 3
=  R   2  R     R 3  R  2   
2h d  2h d 
 = 20 cm
= 22  7  10  6  10  40  50
7 0.2 0.05
  R
 = 22  106  850  50 = 0.935 N-m d
Power developed by the viscous force acting on
the cylinder
P =  = 0.935  50 = 46.75 Watt
P = 46.75 Watt

8. B, C
Sol. The frequency received by the reflector is
 v  w  vr  vr
f1   f 
 v  w  vs 
The frequency of the reflected wave vS vD
S D
received by the detector is
 v  w  vD 
f2    f1
 v  w  vr 
 v  w  vD   v  w  vr 
f2    f Reflector
 v  w  vr  v  w  vs 
=  330  10  10   330  10  20  527
 330  10  20   330  10  30 
 310   320 
f2      527 = 496 Hz
 340   310 
The wavelength of the reflected wave
received by the detector is
v  w  v D 330  10  10 5
2    m
f2 496 8

9. A, C
dy y air
Sol.  tani
dx
Now using snell’s law
1  sin 90 =  sin i
1 ax P
sin i  
  a   i
ax
sin i   
 a  x

(a  x)
tani 
a2  (a  x)2 air

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dy (a  x)
 from equation (i)
dx (2ax  x2 )
y x
(a  x) 2
 dy   dx  y  2ax  x
2
0 0 2ax  x
a2
Also, y 2  x 2  …(iii)
4
Solving (ii) and (iii) we get
a2 a a
2ax  x= and y = 15
4 8 8
a a
The x and y coordinates of point ‘P’ are ( , 15 )
8 8

10. A, D
Sol. C1 = 40r1 = 40R
40 r22 4  0 4R 2
C2   = 8000R
d R / 50
If charges appearing on the conducting spheres ‘A’ and ‘B’ are q1 and q2 respectively.
q1 C 4  0R
 1 
q2 C2 800  0 R
C
d = R/50
R 2R

A B

q1 1
 
q2 200
 q2 = 200 q1 …(i)
Now, q1 + q2 = Q
q1 + 200q1 = Q
Q
 q1 
201
200Q
q2 
201

11. A, C
Sol. m
 N dt  8 m
1
vA
Impulse due to friction on the block ‘A’ 4m A
J1  1 N1dt  0.4  8m  3.2 m …(i)
 J1 N1
J1 = 6m  5mvA
3.2 m = 6m  5mvA

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2.8 J1
 vA   0.56 m/s
5 VB
4m B
N 2 dt  8m
J2 N2
Impulse due to friction of horizontal surface on the block ‘B’
J2 =  2 N2 dt  0.2  8 m = 1.6 m
 ….(ii)
Now, J1  J2 = 4mvB
 4mvB = 1.6 m
 vB = 0.40 m/s

12. B, C
 1 2 I
Sol. I0  I1 S I2
r A B +q
dI dI C
L 1  3L 2  0 , r L
3L
q
dt dt
I1 I2

 dI  3 dI
I0
1
0
2

I1  I0 = 3I2
I1 + 3I2 = I0 …(i)
I1  I2 = I …(ii)
When the charge on the capacitor is maximum, I = 0
I1 = I2 …(iii)
From equation (1) and (iii)
I I
4I2 = I0  I2 = 0 and I1  0
4 4
2 2
1 2 1  I0  qmax
Now, LI  (L  3L)   
2 0 2 4 2C
LI02 qmax
2
LI02  
4 C
2
3L 2 qmax I0 
 I0   qmax 
3LC  3LC
4 C 2 2r
Now, when the current through the inductor ‘B’ is maximum, q = 0
1 2 1 2 1 2
LI0  LI1  3LI2
2 2 2
I20  I12  3I22
 I20  I12  3I22
(I0  I1)(3I2 )  3I22
 I0 + I1 = I2
I2  I1 = I0 …(iv)
Solving equation (i) and (iv) we get

4I2 = 2I0  I2 = I0/2 =
2r

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SECTION – C

13. 00020.25
Sol. Let the ball rebounds with a velocity ‘v’ after collision.
Using conservation of angular momentum about the axis AB.
2a Ma 2 m v2a
mv0  
3 3 3
m2a Ma 2
(v 0  v )  
3 3
v0 + v = 2 a …(i)
2a
v  v0 …(ii)
3
Solving (i) and (ii)
v0 + v = 3v0  3v
4v = 2v0  v = v0/2 = 3 m/s
v v 63
  0   4.5 rad/s
2a 21
Horizontal component of the resultant force that will be exerted by the axis AB on the plate after
the collision
a 1
Fx  M2  2  4.5  4.5   20.25 N
2 2
Fx = 20.25 N

14. 00006.00
Sol. The image I of point object ‘O’ formed by
the part ‘C’ is at a distance 100 cm right on A I2
the optic axis of the lens part ‘C’. O
C 3 mm I
Now, 3 mm
1 1 1 B I1
 
v u f
1 1 1 100 cm 100 cm
 
v 100 50
100
v  cm
3
v 1
 m 
u 3
 the distance between the two images
formed by the parts A and B
d = 3 mm + 3mm = 6mm

15. 00013.50
Sol. N2 sin  = (  w)Va …(i)
N2
N1 = N2 cos + (  w)Vg 
N1 = (  w) Va cot  + (  w)Vg
N1 = (  w)V (g + a cot ) N1 (  w)Va
 4
N1 = (2500  1000)  0.5  103  10  6  3 
 
= 1500  0.5  103  18
(  w)Vg
N1 = 13.50 newton

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16. 00009.00
Sol. i12 R  16 …(i) R

i22 3R  3 i1
i2
I1  i2

i22 R
1 …(ii) +q
 3R C
From (i) and (ii) q
i12R
 16  i1 = 4i2 `
i22R S

Energy stored in the capacitor at this instant

q2
U
2C
dU q dq
  (i2 3R)(i1  i2 )
dt C dt
 (i 2 3R )3i 2  9i 22 R  9  1  9 watt
dU
  9 watt
dt

17. 00015.00
Sol. Z1 = XLi = 8i XL
Z2 = XCi = 4i R
1 1 1 1 1 i i
     
Z  Z1 Z 2 8i 4i 8 4
XC
1 i 8 ~
  Z   8i
Z 8 i
150 V
Net impedance of the circuit
Z = R  8i
Z = 6  8i
Z  (6)2  (8)2  10 
rms 150
rms current through the soruce, Irms    15 A
|Z| 10
Vrms
rms current through XL 
8
Vrms
rms current through XC 
4
V V
Now, rms  rms  15
4 8
Vrms
 15  Vrms = 120 Volt
8
V rm s
 rms current through XL =  15 A
8

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18. 00001.10
Sol. 2
1H  12 H  13 H  11 P
Using
 
momentum conservation
P1  P2  0
 
P1   P2
P12  P22
2m1k1 = 2m2k2
3k1 = k2 …(i)
Also,
k1 + k2 = 8.4  4
k1 + k2 = 4.4. …(ii)
solving (i) and (ii) we get
4k1 = 4.4.
k1 = 1.1 MeV and k2 = 3.3 MeV
kinetic energy of the tritium, k1 = 1.1 MeV
kinetic energy of the proton, k2 = 3.3 MeV

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Chemistry PART – II

SECTION – A

19. A
Sol. (A) is yellow while (B), (C) and (D) all are blue.

20. C
Sol. O O
H2

Ph3PRhCl


So, A non-conjugated double bond is reduced more easily than a conjugated double bond by
Wilkinson’s catalyst.

21. D
Sol. H

H H

H H

HO
Where () represents a stereocentre.
So, total number of stereoisomers = 29.

22. B
Sol. A minimum of 6-H-atoms should be present in the sample, so that all the 10 spectral lines can be
observed.

23. B, D
Sol. For an adiabatic expansion,
 1
TV  Constant K 
1 1
Or V  T  1  K  1  Constant
1 4
So, 3  
 1 3
So, gas must be non-linear polyatomic.

24. A, B, C, D
Sol. (i) 

3A 2  g 
 A 6  g
PA 6 0.2
K p  1.6  3
 PA 2  3  0.5 atm
P  1.6
A2

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Also, pressure of A2 used for the formation of A6 = 0.6 atm.

A 2  g  

C  g  
 A 2C  g 
(ii) at t  0 2P P 0
At eqbm :  2P  p  0.6  P  p  p
3A 2  g  
 A 6 g
Also, for at t  0 2P 0
At eqbm :  2P  p  0.6  0.2
Since, PA2 at equilibrium is 0.5 atm for simultaneous equilibria
Also, PA2  PC  PA C  PA6
2

  2P  p  0.6  P  p  p  0.2  1.4

P = 0.7 atm
Now, 2P – p – 0.6 = 0.5
1.4 – p – 0.6 = 0.5
p = 0.3 atm
So, PA2  0.5 atm, PC  0.7  0.3  0.4 atm, PA2C  0.3 atm.
Also, 

A 2  g  C  g 
 A 2C  g 
PA C 0.3
Kp2  2
  1.5 atm1
PA2  PC 0.5  0.4

25. A, B, C
Sol. Although ‘P’ exhibits four stereocentres, yet it exists only as one pair of enantiomers (due to
increased symmetry)
In compound ‘Q’, the N-atom is at bridge head position, therefore, nitrogen inversion does not
occur.
So, ‘Q’ is chiral.

26. A, B, D
Sol. Acetone and its next two homologues (2-butanone, 2-pentanone, 3-pentanone and isopropyl
methyl ketone) reacts with hydroxyl amine to produce a total of eight oximes.

27. B, C
Fe  3

Sol. 2S2O32  Fe3   Fe  S2O3 2   2Fe2  S4O62

neutral Violet complex
 
 Colourless
I 
F2  2KI   2KF  I2  I 3
 excess  Violet  Brown
3 
Fe2   Fe  CN 6   Fe Fe  CN6 

 Turnbull's blue 
 Permanent colour 
 

28. A, B, C, D
Sol. H 2 A  O H    H A   H 2 O
H A   O H    A 2   H 2 O

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At first equivalent point, volume of base used is V1 and at second equivalence point, it is V2. So,
V2 = 2V1.
3V1
When, V  , conc. of HA  and A 2  will be equal and a buffer will be formed, so, p H  pK a .
2 2

V 
Also, when V  1 , first buffer will be formed containing H2A and A in equal concentration.
2
So, pH  pK a . 1

29. A, C, D
Sol. CrO24 or Cr2O 72   H2 O 2  H  CrO 5  H2O
   Y
 X
CrO5  H 
 Cr 3   O 2  g  H2O
 Green soln 

 Z 

M

30. B, C, D
Sol. Option B: Formula of solid would be AB2C3D8.
Option C: Formula of solid would be AB4C4D8.
Option A: Formula of solid would be A2B6C5D16.

SECTION – C

31. 00002.82
1
Sol. Mean free path    
2 d 2N
Where, d = collision diameter of gas molecules.
N = Number of gas molecules per unit volume.
8R T
Average speed 
M

32. 00000.40
Sol. 
kf
A  
 B  fast 
kb

B 
K2
C slow
By writing steady state approximation for ‘B’
d B 
 k f  A   k b B   k 2 B   0
dt
k f  A
B 
kb  k2 
Now, rate  k 2 B 
k2  k f  A 
r
 kb  k 2 
So, k  k 2  k f
k b  k2 
2  0.1 0.2
k   0.40 sec –1
0.4  0.1 0.5

33. 00002.50

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Sol.

1, 5  cycloctadiene  BH3  THF

A
H 1 eqvt.
B
H H
B H
B
or
H
B 
9BBN
B 
(9BBN = 9-Borabicyclo[3.3.1]nonane.)
CH3
H3C
H3C CH CH3
B  H3C CH CH CH CH3
C C  
Selective hydroboration 
H B
H H

Cis  4  methyl 2  pentene

  100%
C
So, x = 2, y = 2, z = 0, m = 2
So, xy  1  2.50
m  z 
34. 00002.50
Sol. X = I4O9 I  OIO 2 3  I3   IO 3
    
unionised form Ionised form

So, m = 23, n = 8 and p = 3

35. 00003.00
Sol. O O
S P
O O O O
O O
Number of resonating structure of S O 24   6
Number of plane of symmetry in S O 24   6
Number of resonating structure of PO 34   4
66
So, 3
4
36. 00010.40
Sol. F e 2 S 3  5 O 2   2F e S O 4  S O 2
208
So, equivalent weight of Fe2S3 =   10.40 g
20

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Mathematics PART – III

SECTION – A

37. D
Sol. |z3 – z + 2|2 = 16x3 – 4x2 – 16x + 8, where y2 = 1 – x2, x  [–1, 1]
So, max is 13

38. B
Sol. Let we can select two edges, from each vertex E1
= 3C2  8 = 24 E4
From each parallel edges = 4C2  3 = 18 E3 E2
Total = 42 E8
E5
E7
E6
E9
E10 E12
E11

39. C
1000 1000 1000
p Ci 1 2020 i
Sol. 1
q
 
i 0
2020
Ci
 2020
C1000

i 0
C1020

p 2021 p 1000
1   
q 1021 q 1021

40. C

1
/ 4
 sec 2 x  1 4
dt  16  2  
Sol. dx . Let tan x – x = t  I 
I   tan x  x 
0
2
 3  tan x  x   2

0
2
t  3t  2
dx  log e 
 12   


41. B, C
     
p p p q p r
   2       1 1    2 2 2 2
Sol. p q r   q.p q.q q.r  9 , volume = unit3. Base area = p  q , p  q  p q   p  q
     2 2
r  p r.q r .r

42. B, C
Sol. Region traced by S is regular hexagon of side length 1 unit

43. A, B, D
Sol. Clearly A5 = 1 with only possibility 01010 and A6 = 2, with 011010 and 010110 only possible
Now, we have recursive function An = An – 2 + An – 3 as 0 followed by either 10 or 110

44. A, D
Sol. If red balls is more than white balls, number ways = 1 3 C 3  6 C 3
Number of ways such that white balls in exactly three boxes = 4 C 3  3 !  20
C3  4
C1

45. A, D
  n     3  4i n 
anbn 1   3  4i   an2  bn2
Sol. 
n 0 7n
 lm    ;
2  n0  7   
n0 7n
 Re 
 
 n0  7  
 

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46. A, B, C
Sol.  3  5 2  8  39 ; S3 – 5S2 + 8S1 = 39, as S0 = 3
So S3 = 5S2 – 8S1 + 13S0 and S4 = 5S3 – 8S2 + 13S1

47. A, B, C
Sol. The possible of roots can be either 2, 2, 2, 2, 22 or 2, 2, 22, 2, 22

48. A, D
Sol. Number of isosceles triangle are 30
Number of equilateral triangles whose at least two of the vertices belongs to set S = 66

SECTION – C

49. 00011.11
     
ab  3a  c  1
Sol. Let N   4
a 1 b 1 c 1
a  b c  a  b  b  c  c  a 
 6N  3  4
a1 b1 c 1
a b c

3

1 1  1 100
N 
2  a 1 4a
 

 54
 600N 
9
 11.11

50. 00002.83
Sol. Let assume a  b  c; (|a – b| + |b – c| + |c – a|)2  4(a – c)2  8  |a – b| + |b – c| + |c – a|  2 2

51. 00036.00
 z1 2 2 2 2
  1 1 1 1 
Sol.  z 2  z 3  .....  z12   .....   = 36
12 22 32 12 2
z z z z 

52. 00002.00
Sol. The area is 2 unit2

53. 00072.00
Sol. Let f(x) – 12 = 0, has roots 1, 5, 6 with leading coefficients –2 as f(2) – 12 – 24 = –2(1)(–3) (–4)
So, f(x) = –2(x – 1)(x – 5)(x – 6) + 12  |f(0)| = 72
Similarly for f(x) – 12 = 0 with roots 2, 3 and 7

54. 00010.29
n
 r 3  3r 2 n
r
n
r
n
r2  3
n
r2  3
Sol. r 3 r 6  64
  r  2  r  2  r  1
r 3 r 3 r 3
2
3
  r  1
r 3
2
3
2
n n  1 12 12 n 3
So, P  n    
2 n  1n  2 n  1  3 7
2

72
lim P  n 
n 7

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