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PAPER - 1
1. B
d app (3L / 4) (L / 4) d app L L
= + ⇒ = +
1 (3µ / 2) µ 1 2µ 4µ
L 3L
⇒ = ⇒ µ = 3/2 ]
2 4µ
2. B
Rω
ωR cosθ =
2
θ = 600
θRotated = 3600 – 600
om
5π 5π
= 3000 or t=
3ω
c
3
3. T1cosθ1 = T2 cosθ2 g.
ng
T1 sinθ1 + T2 sinθ2 – Mg = Ma
ye
T1 cos θ1 sin θ 2
T1 sinθ1 + – Mg = Ma
cos θ 2
.m
M ( g + a ) cos θ 2
w
T1 = sin( θ1 + θ 2 )
w
w
4. (B) for complete circular motion

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Vmin = 5 gL
tp
g 5
here geff = g sin 300 = ∴ Vmin = gL
ht
2 2
5. D
For equilibrium of uppermost
cylinder 2N cos300 = w
w
⇒ N=
3
For equilibrium of anyone of lower cylinder, the applied force must balance, horizontal component of
N (normal reaction exerted by upper cylinder)
hence F = Ncos600
w
⇒ F=
2 3
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6. D Since deviation will be 180° slope should remain same so, y = x – 4
7. (BCD) It is an isothermal process.
8. (BCD)
u = 5x2 – 20 x
F = du/dx = -(10x - 20)

F = 20 – 10 x a = 200 – 100x
SHM (since F α x)
F = 0 at mean position
2π 2π π
i.e. x = 2 T= ω2 is coefficient of x i.e. 100 T= = s
ω 10 5
c om
g.
ng
9. (AD)
ye
.m
w
f w µ g −1 v 3u − 3u 3
= and = −3, f = − , m' = =
w
f a µg u 4 − 3u + u 2
10. (AD) −1
w
µw
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11. (C) Thermal energy is at molecular level , the reaction is a nuclear one.
tp
12. (B) The horizontal component of the normal force provides the centripetal force
ht
13. (D) Assertion is false, since the intensity of the individual sources is not givento be equal.
14. (A)
1
χC = , here f = 0 so χC would be ∞.
2πfC
15 B A B C D
2F F
L=1H
When current through inductor Max , implies VL = 0

VAB = VCD = Vo
( 8C0V0 − q ) = ( C0V0 + q ) q = 2C0 V0 Charge on AB capacitor = 6C0 V0

2C0 C
Charge on CD capacitor = 3C0 V0
16 B
om
1 ( 6C0V0 ) 1 ( 3C0 V0 )  1 (8C0 V0 ) 1 ( C0 V0 ) 
2 2 2 2
+ − +  1
 2 2C0  = Li20 i0 = 6 A
c
2 2C0 2 C0  2 C 0  2
( 8C0 V0 − 2C0 V0 ) g.
ng
VAB at that instant = = 3C0 V0 = 3 V
2C0
ye
1 3
ω= = = 1.5
.m
17 C 2LC
LCeq
w
w
18. B For ice tf < 0°C, say tf = – t0

w
Heat lost = Heat gain

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⇒ mC 1 ( t 2 − 0) + mC 2 ( t 2 − 0) + mL + mC 3 ( 0 + t 0 ) = mC 3 ( − t 0 − t 3 )
tp
⇒ C1 t 2 + C2 t 2 + L + C3 t 3 = −2C3 t 0
ht
or C1 t 2 + C2 t 2 + L + C3 t 3 < 0
19. D For water tf > 0°C say tf = t0

Heat lost = Heat gain
mC 1 ( t 2 − t 0 ) + mC 2 ( t 2 − t 0 ) = mC 3 (0 − t 3 ) + mL + mC 2 ( t 0 − 0)
⇒ ( C1 + C2 ) t 2 + C3 t 3 − L = ( C1 + 2C 2 ) t 0
or ( C1 + C2 ) t 2 + C3 t 3 − L > 0
20. B Let water equivalent be m0

mC1
∴ m0 C2 = mC 1 ⇒ m0 =
C2
21. (B) Shape of the pulse at t = 0
y(cm)
1
x(cm)
–4 0 1
That is a triangular pulse

Area of the pulse
1 5
= [(4 × 1) + (1 × 1)]= cm2
2 2
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22. (C) v = µ
= 10 m/s
Solution of the wave equation that gives displacement of any piece of the string at any
c
time
 ( x − vt ) g.
ng
 + 1 for vt − 4 < x ≤ vt
 4
y = f( x, t) = − ( x − vt ) + 1 for vt < x < vt + 1
ye
 0 otherwise


.m
Using v = 1000 cm/s, t = 0.01 s

w
vt = 10 cm
w
as (vt – 4) < (x = 7 cm) < vt

w
1 1
y= (7 – 10) + 1 = cm = 0.25 cm
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4 4
tp
∂y
ht
23. (A) Transverse velocity =

∂t
at t = 0.015 s, vt = 15 cm
as for x = 13 cm
(vt – 4) < x < vt
therefore
∂y v
=– = – 250 cm/s
∂t 4
PAPER - 2
1. (B) Area of Square > Area of quarter circle > Area of triangle
In cases (1) , (2) & (3) the flux change happens across the quarter circle , square and triangle
respectively.
2. (D) If y & x represent the module of image & object distance

1 1 1
+ =
y x f
Vy Vx Vy y2
⇒ 2
+ =0 ⇒ =− = –1
y x2 Vx x2
Besides y comp. of velocity of O = –y comp. of vel. of I &
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hence corresponding angle is 450 but below the principal axis.
c
3. (A) Applying conservation of momentum along X 0 = m × 20 cos 60 + mvp
∴ vp = – 10 m/s vrel = 20 m/s (→)
g.
ng
2u sin θ 2 × 20 × 3
Time of flight (T) = = = 2√3 sec
2 ×10
ye
g
Minimum length of plank = vrel × T = 20 × 2√3 = 40√3 m
.m
4. (C) Tension in string is maximum as mass ‘m’ passes through its mean position
w
conserving energy we get

w
1
mV2 = mgl (1 – cos600 )
w
2
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mV 2
as, = T – mg we get, T = 2mg
tp
l
ht
1
⇒ for equilibrium of 4m, µ(4m) g > 2mg ⇒ µ>
2
2mg
5. (B) For ‘2m’ to be lifted off the ground, minimum elongation in spring = = x1 , say
K
Let x2 be the compression at the instant ‘A’ comes to rest momentarily after B hits the ground.
Now if the bodies are dropped from height ‘h’ as indicated is the question,
1
mg (h + x2 ) = kx 2 ........(1)
2 2
1 1
Also, kx2 2 = kx1 2 + mg(x1 + x2 ) ........(2)
2 2
2mg
as x1 = , (2) equation gives
k
4mg  4mg 
x2 = ; which when subsituted in 1, gives h = 
k  k 
6. 0 C to water at 1000 C
(C)Heatreleasedfrom condensation of x gm ofsteam at 100
= xLV
Heat required for y gm of ice at 00 C to be converted to water at 1000 C
= yLf + (100)yS w
As, xLV = yLf + (100)yS w we get, y/x = 3
7. (B) Req = R1 + R2 + R3
L L L
= K A +K A+ K A
A B C
L L L 
om
L
= AK + K + K 
 A B C
c
L 7 
= A  2K 
 B g.
[as KA = 2KB; KC = KB/2 ]
ng
3L 6K B
ye
But, Req = K A [as length of combined rod = 3L] Hence, Keq =

eq 7
.m
λ
w
8. (D) S′X – SX = (2m – 1)

2
w
For to decide the 'm' distance between S′S should be known

w
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9. (D) Let total sum of number of isotopes at the formation of the planet was No and currently is N
tp
 N0 
ht
∴ Nx =   − λ1t = 0.2 N ....(i)

 2  e
 N0 
Ny =   − λ 2t = 0.1 N ....(ii)
 2  e
Dividing equation (ii) by (i)
λ −λ ) t
∴ e( 1 2 = 4
∴ (λ1 – λ2 ) t = ln 4
ln 2  1 1 
∴ − t = 2 ln2
10 9  2 4 
∴ t = 8 × 109 years
10. B Blue star is hotter than Red star due to Wein’s displacement law.
11. A or C
12. C Speed of a wave in medium is the property of the medium.

hν = W + K max
13. C or D
On doubling frequency, K max won' t double.
14. B Q = ∑ (BE ) Pr oducts − ∑ ( BE )Re ac tan ts
15. A The greater the binding energy per nucleon , greater will be the mass defect per
nucleon.Thus X will have the least mass per nucleon and W will have the greatest
mass per nucleon.
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16. C PX = PY
c
 M X +MY 
g.
2 2
PX PY 1
Q = + =   PX 2
 M .M 
2M 2M 2  
ng
X Y X Y
ye
1
 2 QM X .M Y 2
⇒ PX =  
.m
 MX + MY 
w
vY = uY + aY t
w
17. (B)
w
eE
0 = v2 − t
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m
tp
mv 2
t= is the time when y - cordinate is maximum
ht
eE
1
y = uY t + aY t 2
2
2
 mv  1 eE  mv2 
y = v2  2  −  
 eE  2 m  eE 
2
mv2
ymax =
2eE
18 (A)
For electron to pass origin again , it must do integral number of revolutions by the time it
reaches y = 0.
y = v 2 (nT )− (nT )2
1 eE
2 m
0 = v 2 (nT ) − (nT )2
1 eE
2 m
1 eE 1 eE 2π m π nE
v2 = nT = n =
2 m 2 m eB B
19. (D) 1 eE 2
y = v 2t − t
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2 m
1 eE 2
c
0 = v2t − t
2 m
g.
ng
2 mv 2
t =
ye
eE
t 2π m
.m
No . of revolution s = where T =
T eB
w
 2 mv   2πm  Bv 2
w
⇒ n =  2
÷  =
 eE   eB  πE
w
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tp
20. A-QRS, B-PRS, C-QRS, D-PRS

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21 (A) P, Q; (B) Q, R; (C) P, Q; (D) P,Q
22. Ans. A-QS, B-QP, C-QP, D-Q

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4. (B) for complete circular motion

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6. D Since deviation will be 180° slope should remain same so, y = x – 4

7. (BCD) It is an isothermal process.

F = du/dx = -(10x - 20)

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When current through inductor Max , implies VL = 0

( 8C0V0 − q ) = ( C0V0 + q ) q = 2C0 V0 Charge on AB capacitor = 6C0 V0

18. B For ice tf < 0°C, say tf = – t0

Heat lost = Heat gain

19. D For water tf > 0°C say tf = t0

20. B Let water equivalent be m0

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21. (B) Shape of the pulse at t = 0

That is a triangular pulse

Using v = 1000 cm/s, t = 0.01 s

as (vt – 4) < (x = 7 cm) < vt

23. (A) Transverse velocity =

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2. (D) If y & x represent the module of image & object distance

conserving energy we get

But, Req = K A [as length of combined rod = 3L] Hence, Keq =

8. (D) S′X – SX = (2m – 1)

For to decide the 'm' distance between S′S should be known

∴ Nx =   − λ1t = 0.2 N ....(i)

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12. C Speed of a wave in medium is the property of the medium.

14. B Q = ∑ (BE ) Pr oducts − ∑ ( BE )Re ac tan ts

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20. A-QRS, B-PRS, C-QRS, D-PRS

21 (A) P, Q; (B) Q, R; (C) P, Q; (D) P,Q

22. Ans. A-QS, B-QP, C-QP, D-Q

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