Fiitjee All India Test Series: JEE (Main) - 2019 Answers, Hints & Solutions

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JEE (Main)-2019
ANSWERS, HINTS & SOLUTIONS
Physics PART – I
SECTION – A
1. C
Sol. Graph is for Isobaric process where pressure and molar heat capacity remains constant V-T
graph will be straight line but temperature cannot be zero Kelvin.
2. C
nv
Sol. f=  n  2 for first overtone 
2l
v T /
So, f    100Hz
l l
3. C
4ml 2  ml 2 3ml 2 
Sol. I  2    3ml 2
3  12 4 
4. B
Sol. w1t  w2t  n  2 
For minimum t , n 1
T1T2
t  42 s
T2  T1
5. D
2u sin  GM
Sol. Time of flight  and g  2
g R
2 2
T g  M  R   9  1  1
So, 1  1   2  1      
T2 g1  M 1  R2   2  2  8
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6. B
Sol. Charges on the sphere after removal of sphere
q/2
A 
 
B C
3q / 4  q
Kq 2
F 3    1
2
2 2
Kq 2  3   3   3  3 
F '  2         
  8   4   8  4 
3 7
F' F
8
7. C
Sol. There will be (N-1) minima’s between two maximas if there were N slits equally spaced.
8. A
10 1 8
Sol. =2× +  K  0.0125
KA A 0.01A
9. D

Sol.  0.6r   1    1
4

 n  1  0.6r   2      2 
4
0.6r   2
 2n  1 
0.6r  1
1
 2
 2n  1  12 21

2 2
1
  2   2n  1 11 
2
 2  100cm  n  4
 2  98.5 cm
10. C
Sol. As the initiall potential energy will convert into rotational and translational kinetic energy so it
cannot reach point C.
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11. B
Sol. A
60
B C
At point N ray will go through total internal reflection.
12. D
Sol. P1  h g  P2   1
P1 Al1  P0 Al0     2  & P2 Al2  P0 Al0     3
h  25.5  103 N / m 2
13. A
Sol.
P
 A
B
T
T
as V 
P
so VB  VA
14. D
   
Sol. VIM  VI  VM  VI  10iˆ  ˆj  2kˆ
15. D
g  2 T
Sol. Use  
g  T
16. B
8q q
Sol.  8  q   0  q  72 / 11
2 3
V1 16 / 11 2
 
V3 72 / 33 3
17. B
Sol. Nett force on block 2m is zero. So smaller block will only move.
18. A
4 0 I 1
Sol. B sin 45  sin 45  105  5 106Wb / m 2
4 R 2
19. A
20. B
21. C
f0
Sol. m= and length   f 0  f E
fE
22. B
pitch 0.3mm
Sol. Least count =   0.003mm
no. of division on circular scale 100
Measured value  1mm  30  0.003  1.09 mm
23. B
Sol. E    eVs   1
2 E    eVs1     2 
Vs1  9 Volts
24. C
Sol. Use Faraday Law
25. A
Sol. Equivalent circuit diagram
E r
E1 / r1  E2 / r2
where E  6V E=
1 1
r  1 
r1 r2
R
For maximum brightness of bulb R=r  R=1Ω
26. A
Sol. Use conservation of momentum and Newton’s experimental law.
27. B
Sol. PA  h  g  h  a  PB  PB  PA  P0
28. C
Sol. d= 2rh  3.2 104 meter  32km
2 2
Area covered   d  3215 km
29. B
U0 h R V 100  10 103  0.01
Sol. Ar    C  V0   C 1 
V1 RB RB 1 103
 V0  10 Volt
30. D
Chemistry PART – II
SECTION – A
31. A
Sol. Mg is more reactive metal.
32. D
Sol. Chains are linked by covalent bonds.
33. C
Sol. No  linkage in amylose and amylopectin, amylose does not have galactose also.
34. A
Sol.  H 2O  l   CO  g 
HCOOH 
 1 
2.3 gm  mole 
 20 
H 2C2O4   H 2O  l   CO  g   CO2  g 
1
mole
20
 1 1  1
   moleCO, moleCO2
 20 20  20
CO2 is absorbed by KOH.
1
So, mole of CO is left = 2.8gmof CO
10
35. C
Sol. Facts
36. C
Sol. CH3 CCl 3 CCl 3 CH3
Br2 Zn+HCl
Cl2

Br Br
37. D
Sol. MnO 4 2
 3d 1
Mn VI  
38. A
Sol. dU  CV dT
 dU 
 dT   CV
 p
39. A
2 M
3
 Z M   4r 
 3  NA  
d 25C  NA a  BCC  3  3 3
Sol.  
d900 C  Z M  4 M 4 2
 3  3
 NA b  FCC N   4r 
A  
 2
40. A
Sol. ΔU=q+w
ΔU=w  for adiabatic process 
41. C
42. A
Sol. Standard state of phosphorous is P white,solid
 P4O10 ΔH 0 is calculated by adding 2 and 3 eqn..
Psolid ,white + 5O 2 
43. D
Sol. LDP is branched chain structure and relatively tough but flexible
44. D
Sol. Distillation under reduced pressure to decrease the boiling point.
45. A
Sol. Pyrophosphorous acid H 4 P III 2 O5 , pyrophosphoric acid H 4 P V 2 O 7
orthophosphorous acid H 3P IIIO3 , Hypophosphoric acid H 4 P2 IV O6
Hypophosphorous acid H3P I O 2
46. B
Sol. I 2  dil.OH  
 I   IO   H 2O
47. D
Sol. Me
Me Me Me
CH
H CH2 , CH2
H CH2 H CH2
H
CH
48. C
Sol.  Ca  OH  2  C2 H 2
CaC2  2 H 2O 
0.32
 0.005mole  5 m moleCaC2 or C2 H 2
64
 10 m mole CO2
 224 ml of CO2
49. D
Sol. a  bonding C  anti bording
b  bonding D  non  bonding
50. D
8a
Sol. Tc = =507K=234 0C is more than 200C .Option D is correct.
27Rb
51. B

Sol. BO33  CH 3OH 
H
B  OMe 3
52. D
Sol. COO - COO- COO -
COOH  2 
CH NH3  9  CH NH3 CH NH2 CH NH2
(CH2)3 (CH2)3 (CH2)3 (CH2)3
CH2 NH
3 11 CH2 NH
3 CH2 NH
3 CH2 NH2
 zwitter ion 
11  9
pK isoelectric   10
2
53. D
Sol. +
D is N H OH
H
54. D
Sol. A is K 2 Cr2 O 7 , Bis CrO 2Cl2 , Cis Na 2CrO 4 , D is PbCrO 4
55. C
Sol. Charge=0.55×60×100 C
=3300 C
=0.0342 mole of e-
=0.0171mole of M 2+
0.55
0.017= , MW=32.35
MW
56. A
Sol. x  6, y  4, n  2
57. C
Sol. Cis - -Cis, trans - -trans, Cis- R -trans, tans –S - Cis:
58. C

Sol. AgNO 3   Ag  NO 2  O2
 X   H 2O 
 HNO 2  HNO3
Ag  HNO 3 
 AgNO 3 +NO+H 2 O
AgNO3  Na 2S2 O3  excess  
 Na3  Ag  S 2O3  2   NaNO3
59. A
Sol. ii, iii, iv, v, vi, vii
60. C
Sol. P*H2 O +P*org. =748
648+P*org. =748,  P *org. =648
P*org. 648
 org.  * *
  0.1336
P H2O +P org. 748
* *
P H2O +P org. 1
*
  7.48
P org. 0.1336
*
P H 2O
1 *
 7.48
P org.
*
P H 2O
*
 6.48
P org.
n H2O
 6.48
n org.
1
18  6.48
1.25
M
M  146
Mathematics PART – III
SECTION – A
61. C
4 4
Sol. Let f(x) = sin x  sinx cosx + cos x
1 1
f(x) = 1  sin 2x  sin2 2x
2 2
1 1
 f(x) = g(t) = 1  t  t 2 t  [1, 1]
2 2
 9
Hence f(x)  0 ,  .
 8
62. B
 2 4 7 1
Sol. cos cos cos cos 
15 15 15 15 16
3 6 1
cos cos 
15 15 4
5 1
cos 
15 2
1
 required value is
128
63. D
Sol. f  x   3  x  x  1 is well defined for x  [1, 3]
1 1
f x    0 xR
2 3x 2 x 1
31
f(1) = 2 and 12  4x  1  4x  4 gives x = 1 
8
 31 
Hence x   1, 1  .
 8 
64. D
x2  1  x  1
Sol. Let f  x  
x2  1  x  1
2
x 2  1   x  1
 f x 
 x2  1  x  1  x2  1  x  1 
x
f x 
x2  1  1
2
xdx


1
2
x 11
.
65. A
ex  x  2  3x2  e x  xe x  3x 2  3e x 
d x3  xex  3 dx 3 x
Sol.  xx 2
e x
 

 2
x x e x

dx =  3
x  xe x x = ln(x + xe )  3lnx + c
 x 2  ex   ex 
= ln  2 
  c  ln  1  2   c .
 x   x 
66. C
Sol. The pair of missing numbers must be (1, 2) or (0, 3)
case 1 : (1, 2)
 when 1 is first digit the remaining digits (1, 2, 0, 0, 5) can be arranged in 60 ways, when 5 or 2
is first digit then in 30 ways each.
case 2 : (0, 3) will have 3  20 = 60 ways
so in all we have 60 + 2.30 + 3.20 = 180 numbers.
67. C
Sol. It can be seen that K is focus of given parabola and a focal chord is divided harmonically at the
focus and the point where it meets the directrix.
68. D
x 2013
Sol. lim 0
x  e3x
x2  1 cos t 
2 4  2
 2 
lim  cos   lim e  t   e2 where t =
x   x t 0 x
69. D
Sol. c = a + b  2 and c2 = 2ab  4
 a2 + b2  4a  4b + 8 = 0
 (a  2)2 + (b  2)2 = 0
 a = b = c = 2.
70. B
Sol. Use sin(A + B + C) = 0 and cos1x = A, cos1y = B, cos1z = C.
71. A

e f(a(  x))
Sol. I e

f(a(  x))
 e f(a(  x))
dx …(1)

e f(a( x ))
I e

f(a(  x))
 e f(a(  x))
dx …(2)
From (1) and (2), we get

1
 I     
2
72. C
2012 2 2012
Sol. The above equation reduces to (x  2 ) + (x  2 )  2 = 0
2012 2012
 ,  = 2 – 2, 2 +1
2014 2014
 (  ) =3 .
73. B
Sol. nx(x + 1)n1 = nC1x + 2nC2x2 + ……. + n nCnxn …(1)
nx(x  1)n1 = nnCnxn  (n  1)nCn1xn1 + ……. + (1)n1nC1x …(2)
Again differentiating with respect to x both (1) and (2) and subtracting, we get the required result.
74. B
2 2 2
 p  1  q  1  r  1
Sol.      
 2   2   2 
2 2 2
 (p + 1) + (q + 1) = (r + 1)
p + 1 = 8, q + 1 = 6, r + 1 = 10
hence minimum (p + q + r) = 21.
75. B
Sol. Let us consider x3 + (p  x)3  p  x  R
3 2 2
 p  3p x + 3px  p
 2
p p2  4 
 3p  x    0
 2 12 
 for p < 0  no solution
for p = 0  solution exist
p2  4
for p > 0  0
12
 p  [2, )  {0}.
76. B
Sol. AP1P2 ~ ABC A
t h  2r 2r t 2
 1   1  Hence 1  1  P1 P2
a h h a sh h
where   ar(ABC) Q1 R2
t1 a t b t c
 1  2  1  3  1 B
a s b s b s Q2 R1 C
t1 t 2 t 3 a  b  c 
   3 32 1
a b c s
77. B
78. D
Sol. d1  126 , d2  26
79. D
80. B
81. C
Sol. f(x) = ex + 3
f(x) > 3
f  x  3  f  x  5 
 f ' c   3
8
 f(x + 3)  f(x  5) > 24.
82. A
Sol. Put x = y = 1
f 2(1) + f 2(3) = 2f(1)
 (f(1)  1)2 = 0  f(1) = 1
3
f(x) f(1) + f   f(3) = 2f(x)
x
3
 f(x) = f    x > 0 …(1)
x
3 3
 f  x  f    f   f  x   2f  3 
x x
3
 f x f    1 …(2)
x
 from (1) and (2)
2
f (x) = 1 x>0
Put x = y = t
 3 
 
f 2 t  f 2    2f  t  or f(t) > 0
 t
 f(x) = 1  x > 0.
83. A
Sol.  =  – ,  = 2 + ,  = 3 – 
given expression is equal to
 3       
sin     2sin      3 sin     4 sin
 2 2  2 2 2 2
       
= –cos  2 sin  3cos  4 sin
2 2 2 2
  
= 2  sin  cos   2 1  sin   5
 2 2
84. A
Sol. We must have
e1 < 1 < e2  f(1) < 0  a > 3
85. A
Sol. 1  log2 (x2 + 3x  2)  3  2  (x2 + 3x  2)  8
On solving them, we get  5  x   4 and 1  x  2
86. B
 A  B A
Sol. AP = 2 sin  B    BQ = 2sin  C  
 2  2 R Q
 C
CR = 2sin  A  
 2
A B C
 APcos  BQ  CR cos  2  sin A  sinB  sinC 
2 2 2
A B C B C
Maximum value of APcos  BQ  CRcos  3 3
2 2 2 P
87. B
1
Clearly m  and l = 0
4
88. C
Sol. The minimum value of above expression will exist for z = 5ei. P(z)
For minimum of OP + PA + PB + PC + PD
P must coincide with B.
Hence the value of the given expression is 38 units B C D
O A
89. C
Sol. R is not reflexive as (2, 2)  R, (3, 3)  R
Also, R is not transitive as (2, 1)  R
and (1, 2)  R but (2, 2)  R.
However R is symmetric.
90. B
5 30 x
O C
Sol. We have tan = and tan2 = 
x x  5m
B
30
 tan2 =
5cot 
 tan2 = 6tan  3 – 3tan2 = 1 30m
25m
2 3
 tan =  x = 5cot = 5
3 2
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From (1) and (2), we get

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