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ANSWER KEY
Q. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
A. 1 1 3 2 1 4 2 2 1 1 2 3 2 2 4 2 1 3 4 4
Q. 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40
A. 4 1 1 4 4 2 1 1 1 1 4 3 2 1 3 1 1 3 2 2
Q. 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60
A. 2 4 4 3 1 2 1 2 4 3 3 4 2 3 4 1 3 3 3 3
Q. 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80
A. 3 3 2 1 4 1 3 1 2 1 4 2 3 3 2 1 3 1 4 1
Q. 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90
A. 4 3 4 2 1 3 3 4 3 2
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SOLUTION
1. Ans. (1) 4. Ans. (2)
R[l - l '] Sol. As process is cyclic DUABCA = 0
Sol. Internal resistance r = QABCA = WABCA
l'
QAB + QBC + QCA
where l = balanced length with key open.
= WAB + WBC + WCA (1)
l = balanced length with key K closed
Given QBC + QCA = WAB + WBC (2)
132.40[70 - 60] 132.40 10 Subtracting (2) from (1),
\r= =
60 60 QAB = WCA = 0
= 21.06 W 22.1 W (as process C A is isochoric)
2. Ans. (1) \ process AB is adiabatic.
Sol. Flux through 5. Ans. (1)
q Sol. L f = Li (1 + aDT )
Charge enclosed within S1
S1 (f1) = =
eo LS f = LSi [1 + a S DT ]
eo
Since the shell is conducting therefore a charge DLsteel = LSi a S DT
of magnitude -q will be induced at the inner LC f = LCi [1 + a C DT ]
surface (radius R1) of the shell.
\ Flux through DLcopper = LCi a C DT
Charge enclosed within S 2 q - q For DL steel = DLcopper
S2 (f2) = = =0
o eo
LSi a S DT = LCi a C DT
3. Ans. (3) LS i a C 1.8 10 -5 3
Sol. Since the two spheres are identical, L = = -5 =
final charge on each of them after contact Ci a S 1.2 10 2
(q1 + q 2 ) LS i 3
q= \ L = 2 in (1) only..
2 Ci
6. Ans. (4)
Kq1 q 2
F1 = Sol. Range on the inclined plane
r2 2
2 R u2 21
2 = hmax + =
Kq 2
K q1 + q 2 2 g 8
F2 = 2
=
r r2 2 7. Ans. (2)
Sol. Current through the inductor before closing the
K q1 + q 2
2
switch = 1 A
F2 - F1 = 2 - q1 q 2
r 2 Current through the inductor after closing the
switch (in steady state)
K 20
= 2
(q1 - q 2 )2 F2 - F1 > 0 or F2 > F1 I=
5
=4A
4r
\ Df = LI = 1.5 wb
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8. Ans. (2) Time taken by rod to turn by
Sol. We can consider a rolling ring as a rod of length 90o is (Time period)/4.
2R rotating with angular velocity w. Drawing
1 2p p pml
the circuit = = =
4 w 2w 12 P
1 1 13. Ans. (2)
Bw(2 R ) Bw(2 R )
2 2
2 2

Sol.
9. Ans. (1) v2
Sol. As the source is not an a.c. source, the ideal w
inductance will act like a short circuit, so whole
of the current will pass through the inductance
and no current will flow through the bulb. v1
Therefore, the bulb will not glow.
10. Ans. (1) The condition for no slipping here will be
Sol. Let common acceleration be a m/s2 Rw - v2 = v1
2t - FS = 2a (i)
(Q point of contact remains at rest)
FS = 8a (ii)
In terms of displacement
2t
FS = 8 0.2 2 10 RDq - s2 = s1
10
2 kg F = 2t s1 + s2 100 + 75 7
FS \ Dq = = = rad
R 150 6
FS
8 kg 14. Ans. (2)
5 t 1 2 1 2
t= s ,a = Sol. mgl sin q = mv + Iw
2 5 2 2

dv t t 2 dx t3 1 2 1 mR 2 v 2 3 2
= v= = x= m = mv + = mv
dt 5 10 dt 30 2 2 2 R2 4
11. Ans. (2) 4 gl sin q
P2 v=
Sol. K= 3
2m
MR 2 v 3MvR
42 I = I cm w + mvR = + MvR =
From graph, 4 = 2 R 2
2m
\ m = 2 kg 3 4 gl sin q
= mR = 3m 2 R 2 gl sin q
12. Ans. (3) 2 3
Sol. F Dt = P 15. Ans. (4)
Angular impulse about center of mass mv 2
Sol. mg cos q - qE sin q = (1)
l Pl A R
= F Dt =
2 2 Applying work energy theorem
Angular impulse = Change 1 2
in angular momentum mv = mgR (1 - cos q) + qER sin q (2)
l 2
l ml 2 Solving (1) and (2)
P = w
2 12
qE 3 - 2 2
6P =
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16. Ans. (2) 22. Ans. (1)
A
1 1 1 1
y =x+c R Sol. 13.6 Z 2 2 - 2 = 13.6 2 - 2
2 1
Q
B Z=2
N 23. Ans. (1)
Sol. P O 1.5
Sol. Pitch = = 0.3 mm
5
A
0.3
Least count = = 0.006 mm
50
24. Ans. (4)
I PQR = I AOB + M (ON )2 Sol. Required power = 16 2
1 C
2 = 32 MW = 32 106W
I PQR = MR 2 + M (1) Hence number of fission of Uranium nuclei per
4 2
second
21
But I PQR = MR (2) 32 10 6
-13 = 1 10
2 = 18

From (1) and (2), 200 1.6 10

25. Ans. (4)
R
C= Sol. Increasing frequency increases the KEmax and
2 therefore stopping potential. Decreasing
17. Ans. (1) intensity results in less number of photons
Volume submerged r s striking the surface per unit time and therefore
Sol. =
Volume rL less photocurrent.
and is independent of geff 26. Ans. (2)
18. Ans. (3) y

Sol. At A: Acceleration = g sinq (only tangential) Sol. x y z

p q c = ML T ( -1
)
-2 x

ML2T - 2
L2T LT
-1
( )z

at B :
v2 = M x + y L- x + z T -2 x -3 y - z
Acceleration = = 2g(1 cosq)(only normal) As the quantity is dimensionless, therefore
l
\ g sin q = 2g(1 cos q) x + y =0; \ x = -y
cosq = 3/5 -x+ z = 0; \ x=z
19. Ans. (4)
- 2 x - 3 y - z = 0 , which satisfy this equation.
Sol. h =
2T cos q
rrg
T
w 13.6 - 2 =
Tm
(
10
- 3.42
) Hence x = - y = z
27. Ans. (1)
Tw 1 Sol. Here a1 : a 2 : : 2 : 1
@
Tm 6.5
I max (a1 + a 2 )2 9
20. Ans. (4) \ = =
I min (a1 - a 2 ) 2 1
2 v2
ai t = 2 100 = 2
a
Sol. at = 28. Ans. (1)
v1 + v2 a i 200 + 100 3
1 2 1-2
21. Ans. (4) Sol. - =
v -15 -10
nv
Sol. L =
4f
= 25 n cm with n = 1, 3, 5, .. 1 1 2 3-4 1
= - = =-
i.e. v 10 15 30 30
L = 25 cm, 75 cm, 125 cm, 29. Ans. (1)
Now Lmin = 120 Lmax = 120 75 = 45 cm 30. Ans. (1)

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31. Ans. (4) 36. Ans. (1)
1
2H (aq.)
H2CO3(aq.)
+ --
+ CO3 (aq.) Z for A atoms = 8 =1
8
Koverall = Ka Ka = 105 108 = 1013 1 1
1 2 Z for O atoms = 6 + 12 =6
Q [CO3 ] = 0.01 M & [H2CO3] = 0.1 M 2 4
37. Ans. (1)
[H + ]2[CO3-- ] 38. Ans. (3)
\ Koverall = = 10-13
[H 2CO3 ] 39. Ans.(2)
10-13 0.1 C = 1 (P = 1, V = 1 , initially)
[H+]= = 10-6
0.01 2 2
1
w = - PdV = - dV
\ pH = 6 1 1
Vn
32. Ans. (3) V -n +1
2
1 1
= n -1
- 1 = 0.375 L-atm
In ideal rock salt structure anions (R) are forming -n + 1 1 n - 1 2
FCC crystal lattice & cations (r) are present in V2T = C
each octahedral void. Tf = 75 K
r 1 3
= 0.414 & 2a = 4R (a = edge length of DE = 0.0821 [75 300]
24.63 2
R = 1.125 L-atm
cube) DE = q + w
Length of body diagonal = 3a = 1.125 L-atm = 0.375 + q
q = 0.75L- atm = 75.9 J
Length of void space = 3 a (2r + 2R) 40. Ans. (2)
7x 4 - (2x + 2x) 28 - 4
3a - (2r + 2R) Sol. = = 24
Fraction of void space = x 1
3a
41. Ans. (2)
4 42. Ans. (4)
3 R (2 0.414R + 2R)
2 43. Ans. (4)
=
4 44. Ans. (3)
3 R
2 45. Ans. (1)
= 0.42
46. Ans. (2)
33. Ans. (2) 47. Ans. (1)
34. Ans. (1) 48. Ans. (2)
P1 = 750 torr & P2 = 700 torr 49. Ans. (4)
V1 = 127.4 ml V2 50. Ans. (3)
T1 = 273 K T2 = 300 K 51. Ans. (3)
P1V1 P2 V2 52. Ans. (4)
=
T1 T2 53. Ans. (2)
35. Ans. (3) 54. Ans. (3)
k
A + B
product 55. Ans. (4)
Rate law = k [A]1
[B] 1
COOH 2
COOH
Overall order = 1 COOH

So, variation of concentration of A & B will COOH

3

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56. Ans. (1) From DAGD
57. Ans. (3) AG2 + h2 = (2r)2
58. Ans. (3)
59. Ans. (3) 4r 2 2
60. Ans. (3) h = 4r 2 - = 2r
3 3
61. Ans. (3)
Q ABCD are centres of Balls so required height
a,b,c are in AP. = h + 2r
la, lb, lc will be in AP
2 2
sinA, sinB, sinC in AP = 2r + 1 = 4 + 1
3 3
2D 2D 2D
Also h1 = ; h2 = ; h3 = will be in HP..
a b c 67. Ans. (3)
a,b,c in AP s a, s b, s c in AP (1,1), (1,2)....(1,99) 98 2 + 1 pairs
D D D (2,2), ............(2,49) 47 2 + 1
, ; will be in HP..
s-a s-b s-c (3,3), ............(3,33) 30 2 + 1
r1,r2,r3 in H.P. (4,4), ............(4,24) 20 2 + 1
D D D (5,5), ............(5,19) 14 2 + 1
Also s ( s - a ) , s s - b , s s - c will be in HP..
( ) ( ) (6,6), ............(6,16) 10 2 + 1
62. Ans. (3) (7,7), ............(7,14) 7 2 + 1
1 + cos 2x
(8,8), ............(8,12) 4 2 + 1
2
cot sin -1
= cot cot -1 (9,9), ............(9,11) 2 2 + 1 pairs

3 + cos 2x 2
total = 946
2p sin 2p 3 68. Ans. (1)
(x) = |cosx| ' = =
3 3 2
63. Ans. (2) pr12 = 2pr2 r1 = 2r
p r r12 + r2 = c1c22
p r 1

Range : , p / ////
c2 c1c2
////////
4 //// p/2
/ // / c1 = 3r
////
/////
1 //////// 69. Ans. (2)
Non derivable at x = 1/2
b2 4a > 0
2
I and II are wrong b=1af
64. Ans. (1) b = 2 a {1} total = 7
ln((1 + sin2x)) (5 + x2)) = 1 b = 3 a {1,2}
least value of LHS = ln5 (> 1) b = 4 a {1,2,3,4}
\ No solution. 70. Ans. (1)
65. Ans. (4) 12 2 2 32 4 2
s= + + + .....
dy y 70 71 72 73
Homogeneous equation =
dx x s 12 2 2 32
\ Slope = 4 = + + + ...
7 7 72 73
66. Ans. (1)
BC = 2r = AD 6s 3 5 9
D = 1 + + 2 + 3 + .....
2r G is centroid 7 7 7 7
C 2r of DABC 6s 1 3 5 9
h = + + + + .....
7 2 7 7 2 73 7 4
2
2r G B AG = ( 2r sin 60 ) 36s 2 2 2
\ 2 = 1 + + 2 + 3 + ....
3
2r 7 7 7 7
AG = 36s 4 49
A 3 = s=
49 3 27
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71. Ans. (4) 76. Ans. (1)
r r r r r r
(x) is continuous for all non integers ( )
a - d b = 0 a = d + lb
for integers r
Dot with c
(I +) = I 0 = I 2 + 3 + 1 = 8 + l(1 1 + 1)
(I ) = I 1 + 1 = I
l = 2
r r
\ (x) is continuous for integers \ d = ar + 2b
\ (x) is continuous " x R = 4i + j + 3k
72. Ans. (2) rr
\ a.d = 4 -1 + 3 = 6
3p 3p 77. Ans. (3)

-3 p
sin 2 q sin 2 2qdq = 2 sin 2 q sin 2 2qdq
0
'(x) = (x) ; (1) = 0
'(x )
= 1 ln ( ( x ) ) = x + c
3p p
= 8 sin q cos qdq = 24 sin q cos qdq \
(x)
4 2 4 2

0 0
(x) = k.ex k = 0
p/ 2
= 48 sin 4 q cos 2 qdq \ (x) = 0.
0 78. Ans. (1)
rr r
48. ( 3.1) . (1) p 3p a b c = 12

= . =
6.4.2 2 2 1 r r r r r r r 1 rrr
73. Ans. (3)
6
( 6
)
a - b b - c a - c + b = a b c = 2
r r
a : 2i + 4j + 5k ; p = 3i + 4j + 5k 79. Ans. (4)
r r
b : i + 2j + 3k ; q = 2i + 3j + 4k Let mid point be (h,k)
r r r r chord of hyperbola : hx ky = h2 k2
(
b - a .( p q ) ) this is tangent to x2 = 4by
SD = r r form of tangent for parabola : y = mx bm2
pq
comparing we get

=
( ) (
- i + 2j + 2k i - 2j + k ) 1 m=
h h 2 - k2
; bm = -
2
i - 2j + k = k
6 k
74. Ans. (3) h2 h2 - k 2
b
\ k2 = -
1 k
secx = cosx = 1 cosx clearly, locus is dependent on b, but not a
1 - cos x
1 80. Ans. (1)
cos x = ydx - xdy
2
2xydx + x2dy =
2 solutions in [0,2p] y2
\ 100 solutions. x
d(x2y) = d
75. Ans. (2) y
2 p x
x y = +c
2
r = cot \ pR2 pr2 = p sq. units
2 10 y
2 at x = 2; y = 1 4 = 2 + c c = 2
R = cosec
2 10 1
at x = 1; y = - + 2 y = 1
Note that it is independent of 'n'. y
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81. Ans. (4) 86. Ans. (3)
2 |A| = 2, n = 4
y = mx + ; y = mx 32m 2 + 8
m
( 4 -1)2 9
2 |Adj(Adj 2A)| = 2A = 2A
\ = 32m 2 + 8
m = (24.|A|)9 = 236.29 = 245
4 87. Ans. (3)
2
= 32m 2 + 8 1 = 8m4 + 2m2
m
log x 1 - log x dx
1 2 1 1
m = - ; m = m = or -
2 1
x x 2 dx +
x
2 4 2 2
1 log x
\ Product = - Put = t tdt + lnx + c
4 x
82. Ans. (3) 2
1 log x
'(x) = 0 at x = 0, 2 + log x + c
2 x
4
(x)max = ; (x)min = 0 88. Ans. (4)
e2
2
83. Ans. (4) z- z
2(z + z) z = x + iy
6 6 6 zi
z- z - 5 z -
z z z y2 < 4x (on or interior of parabola)
|z|2 5|z| 6 < 0
|z| [1,6] Also z 5 x 2 + y 2 5
\ maximum value = 6
(1,2) (on or interior of circle)
84. Ans. (2)
(0,0) ; (1,0); (2,0) ;
Area will be equal to area bounded by (x)
between y = 1 and y = 1 + e at y = 1; x = 0; at 0 (5,0) (1,1); (1,1); (1,2); (1,2)
y = 1 + e ; x = 1. (1,2) (2,1); (2,1)
1 1 Total 9 points.
x2
\ Area = x + e dx = + e x
x

2 89. Ans. (3)

0 0
Var (axi + b) = a2 var (xi)
1 1
= + e - (1) = e -
2 2 Variance on doubling each observation

1 3 = 22 16 = 64
required area = (1 + e) 1 e - =
2 2
Std. deviation = var = 8
85. Ans. (1)
Number of ways to choose four non consecutive 90. Ans. (2)
numbers
~ (p ^ (~ q ~ r)) =~ p ~ (~ q ~ r)
= 204+1C4
Total ways = 20C4 =~ p (q r) =~ p q (~ p r)
17
C 4 17.16.15.14 28
Probability = 20
= =
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