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Super60_NUCLEUS-BT _Jee-Main_RPTM-15_KEY &SOL’S

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SEC: Sr.Super60_NUCLEUS-BT JEE-MAIN Date: 25-10-2025
Time: 09.00Am to 12.00Pm RPTM-15 Max. Marks: 300
KEY SHEET
MATHEMATICS
1 2 2 3 3 2 4 2 5 3
6 3 7 3 8 2 9 3 10 3
11 4 12 4 13 2 14 2 15 3
16 4 17 3 18 3 19 2 20 2
21 2 22 7 23 1 24 3 25 2

PHYSICS
26 2 27 2 28 2 29 4 30 1
31 3 32 4 33 4 34 2 35 3
36 3 37 2 38 1 39 2 40 1
41 3 42 3 43 1 44 1 45 1
46 5 47 116 48 2 49 4 50 53

CHEMISTRY
51 4 52 4 53 1 54 1 55 1
56 1 57 3 58 2 59 2 60 3
61 4 62 3 63 3 64 4 65 2
66 4 67 1 68 1 69 4 70 2
71 1 72 13 73 2 74 6 75 9

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SOLUTION
MATHEMATICS
01.
60
E T

a b 50

P
a  p  60 b  p  50
a  b  p  100 p  10, a  50 b  40  e  314
02. The equation of the tangent to the ellipse is
1  a 2 m 2  16b 2 
y  mx  a 2 m 2  16b 2 Area .    
2 m 
1 16b 2  4b
f (m)   a 2 m   f 1 ( m)  0  1 m  
2 m  a
 4b 
Mini area  f    4ab
 a 
( x  4) 2 ( y  1) 2 5
03. The equation of the hyperbola is  1 e 
16 9 4
foci S  (1,  1) S 1  (9,  1)
Let p  ( x1 y1) is a point on the hyperbola
Let centroid G  ( x, y)  x1  3x  8 y1  3 y  2
9( x  4) 2 ( y  1) 2
The locus of centroid is  1
16 1
dy x  2 y  3
04.  2 xdy  y dy  5 dy  x dx  2 ydx  3 dx
dx 2 x  y  5
2( x dy  y dx)  y dy  5 dy  xdx  3dx
y2 x2
Integrating on B-S 2 xy   5 y   3x  c
2 2
2
y x2
(0, 0)  C  0 2 xy   5y   3x
2 2
4 xy  y 2  10 y  x 2  6 x S  x 2  y 2  4 xy  6 x  10 y  0
 7 1   7 1  2
Centre of the curve      Lies on 9 x  3 y  48
 3 3  3 3
05. The equation of the tangent to hyperbola is
 x1
y1  mx1  a 2 m 2  b 2 m 
y1
 x  x2
y1   1  x1  a 2 12  b 2 y12  x12  a 2 x12  b 2 y12
 y1  y1
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( x12  y12 )2  ( a 2 x12  b 2 y12 )

06.

The equation of chord of contact of tangents drawn from P( h, k) to the ellipse

x2 y2 hx ky
  1 is 2
 1 ……… (1)
a 2
b 2
a b2
The equation of the straight lines CA and CB is obtained by making homogeneous ellipse
2
x2 y2 x2 y2
 hx ky 
  1 with the help of (1)  2
 2  2  2 
a2 b2 a b a b 
 k 2 1  2  k 2 1  2 2hk
  4  2  x   4  2  y  2 2 xy  0 …… (2)
a a  b b  a b
But given ACB  90  co-efficient of x 2  co-efficient of y 2  0
h2 1 k2 1 h2 k2 1 1
    0    
a4 a2 b4 b2 a4
b4 a 2 b2
x2 y2 1 1
Hence locus of (h, k) is 4
 4  2 2
a b a b
07. The equation of the ellipse can be written as
2
 x  2y 1   2x  y  2 
4  5   9  5   25
 5   5 
2 2
 x  2y 1  2x  y  2 
    2 2
Or  5    5   1 Or X  Y  1
(5 / 4) (5 / 9) a 2 b2
Here a  b Equation of major axis is y  0
i.e., 2x  y  2  0
and Equation of minor axis is X  0
i.e., x  2y 1  0
Centre: X  0, Y  0  x  2 y  1  0, 2 x  y  2  0 x  1, y  0
We get  centre is (-1, 0)
2b 2 2  5 / 9 8
Length of latus rectum   
a 5/4 9
2 2 2
Eccentricity: b  a (1  e )
5 5 4
  (1  e 2 )   1  e2
9 4 9
5 5
 e2   e
9 3
08. Point Q is the intersection point circle C and director circle of ellipse E. it is also the
intersection point of circle C and the directrix of the parabola P. Thus directrix of the
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parabola is the common chord of circle C and the director circle of ellipse.
Equation of director circle x 2  y 2  10...... (1)
Equation of circle C : x 2  y 2  8 x  14  0.......(2)
Subtracting (1) and (2) we get the common chord x  3 , which is the directrix of
parabola y 2  4ax  a  3
Thus length of semilatusrectum  6
x2 y 2
09. (A) if y the parabola a is  1
2 1
2b 2 32
Length of the latus rectum  
a 3
x2 y2
(b) the hyperbola is is  1
2 1
a 2b 2 2
Required product  2 2 
a b 3
(c) Given hyperbola is xy  18
Length of the latus - rectum  2 2C  12
x2 y2
(d) the hyperbola is  1
4 3
Required product  b2  3
10. Reflection of (4  4sec , 3  3tan  ) with respect to
x  y  2  0 is (1  3tan  ,  2  4sec )
11. e1  2, e2  2 equation of the circle C1 is (e1, e2 ) lies on C1  r 2  4 . equation of director
circle of C1 is x 2  y 2  2r 2
B C ( s  c) ( s  a) ( s  a) ( s  b) 1
12. 4 tantan  1   
2 2 s(s  b) s ( s  c) 4
sa 1 2s  a 5 5
     b  c   6  10 [a  BC  6]
s 4 a 3 3
Thus, sum of distance of variable point A from two given fixed points B and C is always
( x  5) 2 y 2
10. Therefore, equation of locus of A is  1
25 16
13. The foci are S1(3, 0), S (3, 0)
y2 9 16 16
The line x  3 intersects the ellipse  1  , y
16 25 25 5

  16
The ray from S (3, 0) to P  3,  is reflected at P and passes through S1(3, 0)
 5
16 1 8
PS1   
5 (3  3) 15
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2 2 2
x y 2b
14. 2
 2
 1 (a  b) L.L.R   10, b2  5a
a b a
5
 (t )   t  t 2 1 (a)  1  2t
12
1
For min (or) max  (t )  0  t 
2
1 1 5 1 1 2 2
t       e 
2  2  12 2 4 3 3
4 b25a
 e  12
 1  2  a  9, b 2  45
2

a 9 a
3 3x y
15. The equation of the tangent at (3 3 1) is  1
36 4
Meet the y-axis at A (0, 4)
36 x 4 y
Equation of the normal   36  4
3 3 1
Meet the y-axis at B  (0,  8)  The equation of the circle AB is diameter
x 2  y 2  4 y  32  0
Chord of contact of ( ,  ) is S1  0
 x  (  2) y  2  32  0

2   32  2
Given chord x  2 5   
1 0 2 5
13 324 304
    2   2   2  4
15 5 5
2 2
16. Given hyperbola 
x
4
y
9
1 e1 
13
2
, foci   13, 0  
1 1
Let e be the eccentricity of the ellipse ee1   e 
2 3
x2 y2
Equation of the ellipse   1 (a  b)
a2 b2
13 b2 1
Is passes through S   1  a 2  13  e 2  1    b 2  12
a2 a2 13
x2 y 2
Equation of ellipse  1
13 12
dy dy 3x
17. 3x 2  4 y 2  36  6 x  87  0 6 x  8 y  slope of tan gent m 
dx dx 4y
5
Slope of 5 x  3 y  1 is m 
3
3 x0 5 20
  9 x0  20 y0  x0  y0
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 400  2
3 x02  4 y02  36   2
 y0  4 y0  36
 81 
2 2
 400 y0  27(4)0  36(27)  100 y02  27 y02  9(27)
81  3 9 3 20  9 3  20 3
 y02   1 y0   x0   
73 73 9  73  73
 9 3 20 3 
 73( y0  x0 )  73     29 3
 73 73 
 b  ax
2
2 2
18. (i) Equation of normal at p  ae  is  ay  a  b
 a  e
Passes through (0,  b)  ab  a 2  b 2
 a 2b 2  ( a 2  b 2 ) 2  a 4 (1  e2 )  (a 2e2 ) 2
5 1
 e 4  e2  1  0  e2 
2
( x  1) 2 ( y  2) 2 1
(ii) 2 x 2  3 y 2  4 x  12 y  13  0   1 e
1 1 3
2 3
19.
B
9
P
3

0 A

Let A  (a, 0) B  (0, b) p : AB  3: 9  1: 3

 3a b  3a b 4x
p   ,    x1 y1  x1  y1   a  1 b  4 y1
 4 4 4 4 3
2 2
16 x1 x
 AB  12   16 y12  144  1  y12  9
9 9
20. The equation of the asymptotes are
2( x  1)  3( y  2)  0 3( x  1)  2( y  2)  0
 2 x  3 y  8  0 3x  2 y  7  0
The equation of the hyperbola is (2 x  3 y  8) (3x  2 y  7)  k  0
Which is pasting through (5, 3)  k  154  (2 x  3 y  8) (3x  2 y  7)  154  0
1
21. The equation of the normal is y  y1  ( x  x1 )
m
Distance from origin to the line is
| x1  my1 | dy y 2  x 2
 y1  
1  m2 dx 2 xy
Put y  vx  The solution of the equation is
2 2
x  y  cx Which is passing through (1, 1)  c  2  x 2  y 2  2 x  0

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centre  (1, 0)  c
2
 The P.I of the curves x  t 2  1 y  2t and x  2s. y  is (2, 2)  p  CP  5
s
5 b 2 25 b 2 16 b 4
22. 9e 2  18 e  5  0 e  e2  1  2   2    ........(1)
3 a 9 a 9 a 3
The distance b/w foci and directrix is
 a 9  5 3  16  16  16
 ae    5  a     a    a  3
 e 5 3 5 5  15  5
 from (1)  b  4  | a  b |  | 9  16 |  7
2 2

23. The equation of the director circle is

x 2  y 2  13.......(1)
The equation of the tangent of the ellipse is
y  mx  9 m 2  4........(2)
Homogenizing equation (1) with help to equation (2)
 ( y  mx ) 2 
 x 2  y 2  13  0  (4  4m 2 ) x 2  2mxy  (9m 2  9) y 2  0
 9m 2  4 
 
a 4(1  m 2 ) 4 4 14
 Product of the slopes   2
 k k  2  2
b 9(m  1) 9 9 9
2 2
x y 31
24.   1, x2  y 2 
9 4 4
The equation of the tangent to the ellipse is y  mx  9m 2  4
2 312
mx  y  9 m 2  4 it is also tangent of x  y 
4
2 2 2 2
 31( m  1)  4(9m  4)  31m  31  36m  16
5m2  15 m2  3
25. The locus of the point of intersection of the curves
3kx  ky  4 3  0.........(1)
3x  y  4 3k  0........(2)
3x  y
from (2)  k 
4 3
 3x  y 
from (1)   3x  y   2 2
  4 3  3 x  y  48
 4 3 
e  2

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PHYSICS
2.45
26. 1 VSD   0.049cm 1 MSD  5.15  5.10  0.05 cm
50
L.C  1MSD  1VSD  0.001cm Reading :  (5.10)  (24*0.001)  5.124cm
1 1
27. S(T)  gT2 S(T 2)  g(T  2)2
2 2
1 1
S  S(T)  S(T 2) 40  gT 2  g(T  2)2
(last  2sec) 2 2
 
dv  dv
28.  Magnetic of a vector  Rate of change of speed.
dt dt
Both are equal only under one dimensional motion & dir n of motion does not change
29.
y
x




1
Sy  0 For time flight o  vsin(  )T  (g cos )T 2
2
2vsin(  )
T0& __________ (1)
gcos
At the moment of striking the plane, velocity is perpendicular to the inclined plane hence
component of velocity along incline must be zero.
v cos(  )
0  vcos(  )  (gsin )T T _______ (2)
g sin 
From (1) & (2)
2vsin(  ) v cos(  )
 2Tan  cot (  )
g cos  g sin 
30.
V sin 
V sin 
V V

A
 
B B
V cos A
V cos
Vwind

2l 2l
For no drift V sin   Vwind Tnet  t AB  t BA  
V cos  V 2  v2
31.
y
x

  60

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Boy will see linear motion of ball. S y  0 for time of flight
1 1 1
0  uT  ( g cos  )T 2 u gT cos    10  4  cos 60
2 2 2
32. If particle collide in mid air, then their horizontal displacement have to be same
 Their horizontal velocity should be same V1 cos1  V2 cos 2
33. 3t  3x  6  3t  6  3x  3x  9t 2  36  36t
dx
3  9  2t  36  0  t  2sec x 0
dt (2 s )
m
34. Relative velocity of one train w.r.t. other  10  10  20
s
m
Relative acceleration  0.3  0.2  0.5
s2
1
It trains cross each other than from s  ut  at 2
2
1
As, s  s1  s2  100  125  225  225  20t   0.5  t 2  0.5t 2  40t  450  0
2
40  1600  4. (005)  450
t   40 50 t  10sec(Taking  ve value)
1
 gx 2
35. y  x tan  2
2u cos 2 
2
 3R 
g  
R 3R 4
 tan  2 2 ------------------------- (1)
4 4 2u cos 
u 2 sin 2 gR
R  u2  ------------------- (2)
g sin 2
36. Concept based
1
37. t  (4.23  3.87) t  0.18 Cm t  d1  d 2  0.02 cm
2
   
38. VBA  VB  V A  VBA  202  20 2  20 2
10 BC 5 2 1
S  A  AB sin 45   5 2 km t    hr  15 min
min 2 taken | VBA | 20 2 4
VBA
A

90 C

45
B

2u sin  2u sin(90   ) 2u sin 

39. t1  for  t2   for (90   )
g g g
2u 2 sin  cos  2  2u 2 sin  cos  
R    t1t2  R
g2 g  g 
40. Concept based
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41. Concept based
dv
42. From graph 1
ds
 dv 
& we know a  v    a  v(1) av
 ds 
43. At the horizontal speeds of both the masses the same. The velocity of Q remains the same
in horizontal as no force is acting in the horizontal direction. But in case of P as shown at
any intermediate position, the horizontal velocity first increases(due to N sin  ), reaches a
max value at O and then decreases. Thus it always remains greater than v. therefore
t p  tq .
44. Conceptual
45. Conceptual
L
46. T  2 to g  4 2L
g
T2
In simple pendium relation between the observed time of the original time is given by
T t g L 2T g 2 g
      100  5%
T t g L T g 40 g
 2  u2  2  102 1
47.  area under g-x graph   4  4 v 2  16  100  116 v  116
2 2 2
48.

vx vy v
  along rod 2
2 2 2
vx vy v
 0 along rod 1 vx  vy 
2 2 2
1
 p
49.    1r 4   1  1  4  4
8 
50. Vx  Vr  Vnr cos  ; Vy  sin 
Vy
tan 45  1 Vy  Vx
Vx
1  5cos   5sin    53

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51. NCERT statement
52. NCER Intext Question
53. Concetual
54. Concetual
55. La 3 : 106
Ce 3 : 103
Pr 3 : 101
P m 3 : 98
Yb 3 : 86
56. Conceptual
57. Conceptual
58. Conceptual
59. Conceptual
60. Conceptual
61. Conceptual
62. Nd 3 f 3
Er 3 f 11
63. Conceptual
64. Solution are maximum 0.5 +6 .
65. NCERT statements
S- I correct
S-II incorrect
66. Conceptual
67. Ce4  f 0
Gd 3  f 7
Eu 3  f 6
68. Conceptual
69. Conceptual
70. Conceptual
71. Gd :f 7
72. x  3 46
73. Nd 181 Pm Sm : 180 Pm
Pm : 181 Pm Gd :180 Pm
74. La 3 , Ce 3 , Gd 3 , Yb 3 , Lu 3
Ce3 even through it is f 1 It is colourless because the transition fall in UV region not in
visible region.
75. X3 Y6

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