Test - 1A (Paper-1) (Code-A) All India Aakash Test Series for JEE (Advanced)-2020

All India Aakash Test Series for JEE (Advanced)-2020

TEST - 1A (Paper-1) - Code-A
Test Date : 16/06/2019

ANSWERS
PHYSICS CHEMISTRY MATHEMATICS

1. (C, D) 19. (C) 37. (A, C, D)

2. (A, C) 20. (A, B, C, D) 38. (A, C, D)

3. (A, C, D) 21. (B, C) 39. (A, B, C)

4. (A, B, C) 22. (C) 40. (A, C)

5. (B, D) 23. (B) 41. (B, C)

6. (B, C) 24. (A, B) 42. (A, B, C)

7. (04) 25. (24) 43. (20)

8. (16) 26. (16) 44. (45)

9. (20) 27. (30) 45. (16)

10. (50) 28. (28) 46. (22)

11. (12) 29. (25) 47. (16)

12. (60) 30. (78) 48. (50)

13. (80) 31. (24) 49. (20)

14. (12) 32. (50) 50. (21)

15. (B) 33. (C) 51. (C)

16. (C) 34. (D) 52. (D)

17. (C) 35. (B) 53. (B)

18. (C) 36. (A) 54. (A)

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PART - I (PHYSICS) 5. Answer (B, D)

1. Answer (C, D)
qin
Hint : Final charge on capacitor C1 = 0 Hint :  E  ds = 0
Solution :
 36  Solution :
 qB = 10    C = 20 C
3+6 R
∴ qA = 10 × 3 = 30 μC 2
aR 5
q1 =  (ar )  4r dr =
2 2
2. Answer (A, C) 40
0
Hint : Negative charge gets induced on sphere.
2
Solution : R  aR 5
 E1  4   =
Vsphere = 0 2 400
 Negative charge gets induced.
∴ Current flows into the ground as the particle aR 3 R
 E1 = at r =
comes nearer, the induce charge increases 400 2
rapidly. So current increases.
R
3. Answer (A, C, D) 4aR 5
Q =  ar 2  4r 2dr =
Hint :
dE
= 0 for maxima 0
50
dx
Solution : aR 3
E  4 ( 2R ) =
2
 at r = 2R
Qx 200
E= 3
40 ( R 2 + x 2 ) 2 And electric potential is not zero at r = 0

dE R 6. Answer (B, C)
= 0 for maxima  x =
dx 2 Hint & Solution: By Kirchhoff’s Laws, we get
R 12 4 6
Q CAB = C, CAC = C, CAG = C
2 Q
 Emax = = 7 3 5
3
6 30R 2
 R 2 2 7. Answer (04)
40  R 2 + 
 2 
−dU
Q Hint : F =
Vmax = at x = 0 dx
40 R
Solution :
4. Answer (A, B, C)
Hint : Finally capacitors become in parallel −2p1p2
U=
combination. 40 x 3
Solution :
Qtotal = 6 × 25 – 3 × 20 = 90 μC ∴ n=4
90 8. Answer (16)
 Vcommon = = 10 V
3+6 Hint : We = Ui – Uf
 QA = 3 × 10 = 30 μC
Solution :
 QB = 6× 10 = 60 μC
 Heat
1 36
 10−6  ( 20 + 25 ) = 2.025  10–3 J
2
= 
2 3+9

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1  KQ K ( 3Q )  2P 3  ( q x )
Ui =   2Q +  Q = 
2  R R  40 d4

1  KQ K  ( 3Q )  6P 2
Uf =    2Q +  Q = (as P = q∆x)
2  2R 2R  40 d 4

12P 2
1  KQ2 3KQ2  =
 W =  +  80 d 4
2 R 2R 
∴ n = 12
5 Q2 5Q2
=  = 12. Answer (60)
4 40R 160R V
Hint : q = net
9. Answer (20) Ceq

Hint : ∆H = Wb – ∆U Solution :
1
Solution : q = (110 )   10–6
 1 1 1
 + + 
q1 = 10 × C, q2 = 10 × C 1 2 3 
∴ ∆q = (20 × C) = 60 μC
13. Answer (80)
∴ Wb = (20 – 10) × (20 × C) = 200 × C
Hint : At topmost position, y-component of fields
∆U = Uf – Ui = 0 cancel each other.
∴ ∆H = 200 × C Solution :

= 200 × 100 × 10–6

= 20 mJ
10. Answer (50)
Hint : Outer surface have zero charge.
Solution :
Kq1 3 Kq2 3
When one of the plate is earthed, then outermost  = 
surface have zero charge. (6 2
+3 2 ) 6 +3
2 2 (3 2
+3 2 ) 3 + 32
2

∴ q1 = 0, q2 = –30 μC 2  10 100 10  2  10
 q2 = q1  = = 80
25 25
14. Answer (12)
 q3 = +30 μC,
q4 = + 50 μC
11. Answer (12)
Hint : F = q(∆E)
Solution :
Hint : Force = Flux × surface charge
2P
E= Solution :
40 x 3
q
Flux = by symmetry
2P −3 60
 E =  4 ( x )
40 x q Q
 Force =  
60  a2 
∴ F = q × ∆E
∴ n = 12

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15. Answer (B) 18. Answer (C)

Hint : Wbattery – Ucap. Hint : Net electric field inside conductor is zero
Solution : at all points.
Solution :
0 A
C= ∴ At centre
 t 
d − t +  
 r  

0 A Eext = 2  
2
( 0 cos )  ( 2R sin )(Rd )  (R cos )
 Q =C = 40R 3
 t  0
d − t +  
 r  0
=
3 0
1 1
H = Q − C 2 = Q
2 2 PART - II (CHEMISTRY)
1 0 A
2
= 19. Answer (C)
2 t 
d − t +   Hint : Mass = v × d
 r 
v = (4.64 × 10–8)3 = 10–22 cm3
16. Answer (C)
d = 2 g/cm3
F
Hint : To rupture  b m = 2 × 10–22 g
A
Solution :
Solution :
 Q
F = Qin  +
(Q − Qi )  = Q2  1
Number of atom of Ca = 1
 1 − 2  40
 2 A0 2 A0  2 A0  r  Mass of Ca atom =
6  1023

b  A =
C 2 2 r − 1
2
( ) = 6.67 × 10–23 g
2A0 2r
Mass of Boron atom = 2 × 10–22 – 6.67 × 10–23
2b  1.33 × 10–22
 
in = r d − ( r − 1) t  
(
0 2r − 1 ) Atom of boron =
1.33  10−22  6  1023
=8
17. Answer (C) 10
CaB8
20. Answer (A, B, C, D)
Hint : Frenkel defect is also called dislocation
defect.

Hint : Electric field on any element =
20 Solution :

Solution : The stoichiometric defect are called

thermodynamic defect or intrinsic defect.

2
   21. Answer (B, C)
  dF =    ( 2R sin  )  ( Rd  )    cos 
=0  20  Hint : Density for P
 2 M1
d=
2 02 cos3  sin d   2R 2
x13 NA
 F=  20
0 Density for Q
R 202 4 M2
F= d=
4 x 32 NA

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Solution : 24. Answer (A, B)

Density of P = Density of Q Hint : PS = pX x X + pY x Y if ideal
2 M1 4 M2
= pX = 100 , pY = 120
x13 NA x32 NA
3
XX = 0.7, XY = 0.3
x  2 M2
  2 = Solution :
 x1  M1
Ps = 100 × 0.7 + 120 × 0.3 = 106 torr
22. Answer (C)
Total pressure of solution is 110 torr, it means
Hint : Tb  im solution shows positive deviation.
Tf  im 25. Answer (24)
As Tb increases Boiling point increases. Hint :
As Tf decreases Freezing point increases
Solution :
Concentration : Urea.
6
6% ( w/w ) = 60  1000 = 1.06 m, i = 1
94
Solution:
5.85
8 atom in one plane so 24 total.
5.85% NaCl  58.5  1000 = 1.06 m, i = 2
94.15 26. Answer (16)
1.8 Hint : x = 8
1.8% glucose =  1000 = 0.1m, i = 1
180 Solution :
98.2 In HCP tetrahedral void are
0.1 m Na3PO4 but i = 4 (i) 8 inside the unit cell [4 between A to B layer
Higher i × c for NaCl and lower i × c for glucose. and 4 B to A]
23. Answer (B) (ii) 12 tetrahedral site are present at vertical
edge.
Hint : YP = 0.4 YQ = 0.6
27. Answer (30)
For first drop,
Hint :
PS = pPo xP + pQ
o
xQ
Anode :
Solution :
YP 4 p x 300 ( xP )
= =  P P =
YQ 6 pQ (1 − xB ) 600 (1 − xP )
Cathode :
 900 xP = 1200 – 1200 xP
1
1200 4 H2O + 1e− ⎯⎯→ H2 + OH−
 xP = = 2
2100 7
Solution :
For last drop,
268.8
YP = 0.4 = xP m mole of gases produced = = 12 m mol
22.4
YQ = 0.6 = xQ
4 m mol of gases is produced by 2 mF
300  0.4 120 12 m mol of gases is produced by 6 mF
Yp = = = 0.25
300  0.4 + 600  0.6 120 + 360 Charge = i x t
YQ = 0.75  6 × 10–3 × 96500 = 19.3 × t
t = 30 second

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28. Answer (28) 31. Answer (24)

Hint : x = 12, y = 15, z=1 Hint : Hydrocarbon is CxHy = C12 H12 = 24.
Solution : Solution :
Body diagonal contain Molality of solution
2 corner Q– and one P+. −Tf − ( 432.7 − 451.55 )
P+ Q– m= =
Kf 37.7
Befor heating 4 4
= 0.5 mol kg–1
3 15
After heating 3 3+  Molar mass of solute
4 4
m 0.039
15 3 M2 = 2 = = 0.156 kg mol−1
Excess charge −3  mm1 ( 0.5 ) ( 0.5 )
4 4
Charge on 1 R ion = 3 Empirical formula m C : mH :: 92.3 : 7.7
3 1 1 92.3 7.7
So number of R ion require =  = Moles ratio
4 3 4 12 1
Formula P3 Q15 R 1  P12 Q15 R1  1 : 1
4 4 Empirical formula = CH
29. Answer (25) Molecular formula = C12H12
Hint : x = 5 32. Answer (50)
Solution : Hint : p°B = 50 torr
0.060  1  Solution :
Ecell = Ecell − log  + 
1  Ag  1 1  1 1 
= + − yA
0.06 PS pB  pA pB 
 0.50 = 0.80 + log  Ag+ 
1
1
–0.3 = 0.06 log [Ag+] 
= 2  10−2
pB
log [Ag+] = –5
[Ag+] = 10–5 1
pB = = 50
x=5 2  10−2
5x = 25 33. Answer (C)
30. Answer (78) Hint : Cathode can be treated as a non standard
Hint : nB = 0.6 , nn = 0.1 K sp
Ag+|Ag electrode with  Ag+  =
p°B = 760 , pS = 608 Cl− 
Solution : Solution :
pB − pS nn  Zn2+ 
= xB =
log  
0.059
pB nB + nn E = Ecell − 2
2  K sp 
[nB  Number of millimole of benzene after  −
 Cl 
removing frozen benzene]
760 − 608 0.1 Ecell = 1.57 V
 = + = xn
760 nB nn [Zn2+] = 0.01 M
2 2
 0.2 = xn K sp  10−10  −18
=  −1  = 10
xB = 1 – 0.2 = 0.8 Cl 
−
2
 10 
xB nB 0.8
= = 10−2
xn nn 0.2 Q= = 1016
10−18
nB = 4 × nn = 0.4 0.059
Ecell = 1.57 − log 1016
Moles of benzene that froze out = 0.2 2
Mass of benzene that froze out = 0.2 × 78 = x Ecell = 1.57 – 0.472
5x = 0.2 × 78 × 5 = 78 = 1.098 V

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34. Answer (D) 38. Answer (A, C, D)

0.059
Hint : Ecell = log K sp Hint : ∵ (3x – 9)3 + (9x – 3)3 = (9x + 3x – 12)3
1
Solution : Let 3x = a
The given cell is not a concentration cell so ∴ (a – 9)3 + (a2 – 3)3 = (a2 + a – 12)3
Ecell  0 ⟹ 3(a2 – 3) (a – 9) (a2 + a – 12) = 0
Ecell is also non zero and not equal to Ecell . Solution :
35. Answer (B) ∵ (3x – 9)3 + (9x – 3)3 = (9x + 3x – 12)3
1000  K
Hint : m = Let 3x = a
M
Solution : ∴ (a – 9)3 + (a2 – 3)3 = (a2 + a – 12)3
1000  K ⟹ 3(a2 – 3) (a – 9) (a2 + a – 12) = 0
m =
M
1000  K ⟹ a = 3, 3, −3, − 3, −4, 9
 300 =
0.01
1
1000  K ∴ Possible values of x = 1, ,2
300 = cm–1 2
0.01
∴ Number of elements of set A is 3.
 
K = G 
A ∴ Number of function = 33 = 27.
3  10−3  1 39. Answer (A, B, C)
G= = 1.5  10 −3 S
2 Hint : ∵ |f(x) – g(x)| = |f(x)| + |g(x)| ⟹ f(x)  g(x)
36. Answer (A) ≤0
Hint : I = GV
Solution :
Solution :
  ∵ |f(x) – g(x)| = |f(x)| + |g(x)| ⟹ f(x)  g(x) ≤ 0
K = G  ∴ (3f(x) + 2) (f(x) – 1) ≤ 0
A
KA 3  10−3  1  2 
G= = = 1.5  10−3 S ∴ f ( x )  − , 1
2  3 
I = GV = 5 × 1.5 × 10–3 40. Answer (A, C)
 7.5 × 10–3 A
y
PART - III (MATHEMATICS) Hint : Replace x by .
2
37. Answer (A, C, D)
Solution :
Hint : Here, x – 2 > 0, x – 2 ≠ 1, x + 2 > 0, x + 2 ≠ 1.
Solution : 5y 2
∵ f ( y ) + f ( x + 5y ) + 3 xy = f ( 6y − x ) + −3
Here, x – 2 > 0, x – 2 ≠ 1, x + 2 > 0, x + 2 ≠ 1. 2
Now,
y
log ( x + 2) + log ( x − 2) log6 Replace x by , we get
− 0 2
log ( x − 2)  log ( x + 2) log ( x − 2)  log ( x + 2 )
2 2
 11y  3y  11y  5y
 x2 − 4  f (y ) + f   + = f   + −3
⟹ log10    log10 ( x − 2 )  log10 ( x + 2 )  0  2  2  2  2
 6 
(on taking bases 10) ∴ f(y) = y2 – 3
 x2 − 4  ⟹ f(x) = x2 – 3
Now, log10   = 0 where x =  10
 6  ∴ f(x) is even function.
∴ x  ( 2, 3)  ( 10, ) and 𝑓 ∶ [0, ∞) → [– 3, ∞) then f −1 ( x ) = x +3
and g(x) is non periodic.

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41. Answer (B, C) = 2(7 – 2) = 10

 f(1) = f(1 + 10) = f(1 + 102) = …..= f(1 + 109)
Hint : cot −1 ( n 2 − 12n + 33 ) 
∴
4 9

Solution :
∴  f (1 + 10r ) = 9  5
r =1
 2     
∵ sin  cos−1 1 −  = sin  sin−1    = = 45
 16    4  4 45. Answer (16)
 Hint : f(x) = cos(tanx + cotx)  cos(tanx – cotx)
Now, cot −1 ( n 2 − 12n + 33 ) 
4 = cos2(tanx) – sin2(cotx)
⟹ (n – –3<1
6)2 = cos2(tanx) + cos2(cotx) – 1
⟹ –2 < n – 6 < 2 
∴ n ∈ (4, 8) ∴ Fundamental period of f(x) =
2
∴ Sum of values of n = 5 + 6 + 7 = 18 = λ Solution :
∴ sin–1(sin18) = 18 – 6π < 0
f(x) = cos(tanx + cotx)  cos(tanx – cotx)

and cos–1(cos18) = 6 π – 18 < = cos2(tanx) – sin2(cotx)
2
= cos2(tanx) + cos2(cotx) – 1
   
∵  1 thus cosec −1 + sec −1  
10 10 10 2 ∴ Fundamental period of f(x) =
2
42. Answer (A, B, C)
 x − 2   x − 2 
Hint : Use graph. Now, g ( x ) = 4cos4  2 
− 2cos  
 16   8 2 
Solution :
x − x −
The period of f(x) = 2 π and its graph is ∴ g ( x ) = 4cos4  2 
− 2cos  
 4   2 2 
 
  = 2 
2
  x −    x – 
= 2  1 + cos  2 
– 2cos  
  2    22 
∴ The integers in range are –2, 0 and 2.
 x –   x −  x −
And number of solutions from graph is clear. = 2 + 4cos  2 
+ 2cos2  2 
– 2cos  
 2   2   2 2 
43. Answer (20)
 x −  x −
Hint : Complete the perfect square. = 2cos2  2 
+ 2cos  +2
Solution :  2    22 
f(x) = (cos–1(cosx))2 – cos–1(cosx) ∴ Fundamental period = 23 = 16 3

 
2
1 1 ∴ K = 16
= cos–1 ( cos x ) − −
2 4 46. Answer (22)
1
∴ m = − and M = 2 −  Hint : Replace x by 13.
4
Solution :
∴ [–12 mM] = [3(π 2 – π)] = [3 × 6.728]
x f (x )
= 20 ∵ x − f ( x ) = 12   − 7 
44. Answer (45) 12   7 
Hint : f(x + T) = f(x) then period is T. Replace x by 13 we get
Solution :  f (13) 
13 – f(13) = 12 – 7 
 f(2 + x) = f(2 – x) and f(7 – x) = f(7 + x)  7 
then f(x) is periodic function of period f(13) = 22

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47. Answer (16) 4 + 2f(f(1)) = 17

−1 −1 −1
x +cos−1 x
Hint : ∵ 8sin x
+ 8cos x
 2  8sin ∴ f(4) =
13
not possible
3 2
1+
=2 4
Similarly f(1) ≠ 6
Solution :
−1 −1 −1
50. Answer (21)
x +cos−1 x
∵ 8sin x
+ 8cos x
 2  8sin
x 2 − 12 x + 30
1+
3 Hint :  1 or < 1 then get different
=2 4 10
conditions.
3
∴ log2m – 1 =
4 Solution :

( sec (log2 m − 1) ) = ( 2 )
8 8
∴ = 24 = 16  2x 
Here, log
x 2 −12 x + 30 
 log 2 0
   5 
48. Answer (50)  10 
Hint : Expand and sum from first and last term
together. x 2 − 12x + 30  2x 
  1 then log2   1
Solution : 10  5 
20 20
m …(i)
  cot −1  n  ∴ x > 10
n =1 m =1
x 2 − 12x + 30
 1 1 1  and 0   1 then
=  cos−1 + cot −1 + .... + cot −1  + 10
 1 2 20 
 −1 2 2   2x 
 cot + cot −1 + ....  + ..... 0  log2    1
 1 2   5 
 
= 20  + 190  5 
4 2 Then x   , 6 − 6 
2 
 = 100
5 
∴

= 50 ∴ Domain =  , 6 − 6   (10,  )
2 2 

49. Answer (20)  a = 5 , b = 6 and c = 10

Hint : f(1) must be even and may be equal to 2,
4 or 6. 51. Answer (C)
Solution : Hint : Domain of f(x) is [0, 1].
∵ f(n) + 2 f(f(n)) = 3n + 5, ∀ n ∈ N
Solution :
For n = 1, f(1) + 2f(f(1)) = 8
∴ f(1) must be even and may be equal to 2, 4 ∴ f ( x ) = sin−1 (1 − 2 x ) + cos−1 2 ( )
x–x +
or 6.
Let f(1) = 2 then 2 + 2f(2) = 8  2 − 1− x 
tan−1  
∴ f(2) = 3  1 + 2x − x 
and f(2) + 2f(f(2)) = 11
∴ Domain of f(x) is [0, 1].
3 + 2f(3) = 11
∴ f(3) = 4 ∴ f(x) is clearly a decreasing function.
∴ f(n) = n + 1, ∀ n ∈ N ∴ Range = [f(1), f(0)]
∴ f(3)  f(4) = 4 × 5 = 20
  9 
We can observe that if f(1) = 4 then = − , 
 8 8

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52. Answer (D) From equation (iii) and (iv), f(x + 2) = f (x – 2)

 1   
Hint : f   = − = − ∴ Period of f(x) = 4 = T1
3 8 6 24
Solution : Now g(2x + 3) + g(2x + 7) = 2 …(v)
 1   
∵ f = − =− On replacing x by x + 1, we get
 
3 8 6 24
  1   g(2x + 5) + g(2x + 9) = 2
∴ cot −1  f    
  3  2 On replacing x by x + 2 we get;
53. Answer (B)
Hint : Replace x by x + 1. g(2x + 1) + g(2x + 11) = 2
Solution :
∴ g(2x + 3) – g(2x + 11) = 0
f (x) − 5
∵ f ( x + 1) = …(i)
f (x) − 3 ∴ Period of g(x) = 16 = T2
⟹ f(x + 1)  f(x) – 3f(x + 1) = f(x) – 5
∴ 8T1 – T2 = 16
3f ( x + 1) − 5
 f (x) = …(ii)
f ( x + 1) − 1 54. Answer (A)
On replacing x by x – 1 we get;
Hint : f(x) and g(x) are periodic function.
3f ( x ) − 5
f ( x − 1) =
f (x) −1 Solution :
2f ( x ) − 5
From equation (i) we get; f ( x + 2) = …(iii) ∴
f (x) − 2 f(1) = f(5) = f(13) = 6
( )
From equation (ii) we get; f ( x − 2) = 3f x − 1 − 5 …(iv) and g(1) = g(11) = g(33) = 7
f ( x − 1) − 1
2f ( x ) − 5 ∴ Given result is equal to 26.
=
f (x) − 2

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All India Aakash Test Series for JEE (Advanced)-2020

TEST - 1A (Paper-1) - Code-B
Test Date : 16/06/2019

ANSWERS
PHYSICS CHEMISTRY MATHEMATICS

1. (B, C) 19. (A, B) 37. (A, B, C)

2. (B, D) 20. (B) 38. (B, C)

3. (A, B, C) 21. (C) 39. (A, C)

4. (A, C, D) 22. (B, C) 40. (A, B, C)

5. (A, C) 23. (A, B, C, D) 41. (A, C, D)

6. (C, D) 24. (C) 42. (A, C, D)

7. (12) 25. (50) 43. (21)

8. (80) 26. (24) 44. (20)

9. (60) 27. (78) 45. (50)

10. (12) 28. (25) 46. (16)

11. (50) 29. (28) 47. (22)

12. (20) 30. (30) 48. (16)

13. (16) 31. (16) 49. (45)

14. (04) 32. (24) 50. (20)

15. (B) 33. (C) 51. (C)

16. (C) 34. (D) 52. (D)

17. (C) 35. (B) 53. (B)

18. (C) 36. (A) 54. (A)

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PART - I (PHYSICS) Solution :

1. Answer (B, C) Qx
E= 3
Hint & Solution: By Kirchhoff’s Laws, we get
40 ( R 2 + x 2 ) 2
12 4 6
CAB = C, CAC = C, CAG = C dE R
7 3 5 = 0 for maxima  x =
dx 2
2. Answer (B, D)
R
qin
Q
Q
Hint :  E  ds = 0
 Emax = 2
3
=
6 30R 2
 R2 2
40  R 2 + 
Solution :  2 
R Q
Vmax = at x = 0
2
aR 5
q1 =  ( ar )  4r dr =
2 2 40 R
0
40
5. Answer (A, C)
2
R  aR 5 Hint : Negative charge gets induced on sphere.
 E1  4   =
2 400 Solution :
Vsphere = 0
aR 3 R 
 E1 = at r = Negative charge gets induced.
400 2
∴ Current flows into the ground as the particle
R
comes nearer, the induce charge increases
4aR 5 rapidly. So current increases.
Q =  ar 2  4r 2dr =
0
50 6. Answer (C, D)
Hint : Final charge on capacitor C1 = 0
aR 3
E  4 ( 2R ) =
2
 at r = 2R Solution :
200
 36 
 qB = 10    C = 20 C
And electric potential is not zero at r = 0 3+6
3. Answer (A, B, C) ∴ qA = 10 × 3 = 30 μC
Hint : Finally capacitors become in parallel
combination. 7. Answer (12)
Solution :
Qtotal = 6 × 25 – 3 × 20 = 90 μC
90
 Vcommon = = 10 V
3+6
 QA = 3 × 10 = 30 μC
 QB = 6× 10 = 60 μC Hint : Force = Flux × surface charge
 Heat Solution :
1 36 q
 10−6  ( 20 + 25 ) = 2.025  10–3 J
2
=  Flux = by symmetry
2 3+9 60
4. Answer (A, C, D) q Q
 Force =  
dE 60  a2 
Hint : = 0 for maxima
dx ∴ n = 12

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8. Answer (80) 11. Answer (50)

Hint : At topmost position, y-component of fields Hint : Outer surface have zero charge.
cancel each other.
Solution : Solution :
When one of the plate is earthed, then outermost
surface have zero charge.
∴ q1 = 0, q2 = –30 μC

 q3 = +30 μC,
q4 = + 50 μC
Kq1 3 Kq2 3
 = 
( 62 + 32 ) 62 + 32 ( 32 + 32 ) 32 + 32
12. Answer (20)
Hint : ∆H = Wb – ∆U
2  10 100 10  2  10
 q2 = q1  = = 80 Solution :
25 25
9. Answer (60) q1 = 10 × C, q2 = 10 × C
Vnet ∴ ∆q = (20 × C)
Hint : q =
Ceq
∴ Wb = (20 – 10) × (20 × C) = 200 × C
Solution :
∆U = Uf – Ui = 0
1
q = (110 )   10–6 ∴ ∆H = 200 × C
1 1 1
 + + 
1 2 3  = 200 × 100 × 10–6
= 60 μC = 20 mJ
10. Answer (12) 13. Answer (16)
Hint : F = q(∆E) Hint : We = Ui – Uf
Solution : Solution :
2P
E=
40 x 3

2P −3
 E =  4 ( x )
40 x 1  KQ K ( 3Q ) 
Ui =   2Q +  Q
∴ F = q × ∆E 2  R R 

1  KQ K  ( 3Q ) 
Uf =   2Q +  Q
2P 3  ( q x ) 2  2R 2R 
= 
40 d4
1  KQ2 3KQ2 
6P 2  W =  + 
= (as P = q∆x) 2 R 2R 
40 d 4
5 Q2 5Q2
12P 2 =  =
= 4 40R 160R
80 d 4
14. Answer (04)
∴ n = 12
−dU
Hint : F =
dx

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Solution : 
2 02 cos3  sin d   2R 2
−2p1p2
U=
 F=  20
40 x 3 0

∴ n=4 R 202
F=
15. Answer (B) 4

Hint : Wbattery – Ucap. 18. Answer (C)

Solution : Hint : Net electric field inside conductor is zero

at all points.
0 A
C= Solution :
 t 
d − t +   ∴ At centre
 r 

0 A
 Q =C =
 t  Eext = 2  
2
( 0 cos )  ( 2R sin )(Rd )  (R cos )
d − t +   40R 3
 r 
0

0
1 1 =
H = Q − C 2 = Q 3 0
2 2

1 0 A
2 PART - II (CHEMISTRY)
=
2 t  19. Answer (A, B)
d − t +  
 r 
Hint : PS = pX x X + pY x Y if ideal
16. Answer (C)
pX = 100 , pY = 120
F
Hint : To rupture  b XX = 0.7, XY = 0.3
A
Solution : Solution :
 Q
F = Qin  +
(Q − Qi )  = Q2  1 Ps = 100 × 0.7 + 120 × 0.3 = 106 torr
 1 − 2 
 2 A0 2 A0  2 A0  r  Total pressure of solution is 110 torr, it means
solution shows positive deviation.

b  A =
2
(
C 2 2 r − 1 ) 20. Answer (B)
2A0 2r Hint : YP = 0.4 YQ = 0.6

2b For first drop,

 
in = r d − ( r − 1) t  
(
0 2r −1 ) PS = pPo xP + pQ
o
xQ

17. Answer (C) Solution :

YP 4 p x 300 ( xP )
= =  P P =
YQ 6 pQ (1 − xB ) 600 (1 − xP )

 900 xP = 1200 – 1200 xP


Hint : Electric field on any element = 1200 4
20  xP = =
2100 7
Solution : For last drop,

YP = 0.4 = xP
2
  
  dF =    ( 2R sin  )  ( Rd  )   2  cos  YQ = 0.6 = xQ
=0  0

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300  0.4 120 24. Answer (C)

Yp = = = 0.25
300  0.4 + 600  0.6 120 + 360 Hint : Mass = v × d
YQ = 0.75 v = (4.64 × 10–8)3 = 10–22 cm3
21. Answer (C) d = 2 g/cm3
Hint : Tb  im m = 2 × 10–22 g
Tf  im Solution :
As Tb increases Boiling point increases. Number of atom of Ca = 1

As Tf decreases Freezing point increases 40

Mass of Ca atom =
Solution : 6  1023
Concentration : Urea. = 6.67 × 10–23 g
6 Mass of Boron atom = 2 × 10–22 – 6.67 × 10–23
6% ( w/w ) = 60  1000 = 1.06 m, i = 1  1.33 × 10–22
94
1.33  10−22  6  1023
5.85 Atom of boron = =8
10
5.85% NaCl  58.5  1000 = 1.06 m, i = 2
94.15 CaB8
1.8 25. Answer (50)
1.8% glucose =  1000 = 0.1m, i = 1
180 Hint : p°B = 50 torr
98.2
Solution :
0.1 m Na3PO4 but i = 4
1 1  1 1 
= + − yA
Higher i × c for NaCl and lower i × c for glucose. PS pB  pA pB 
22. Answer (B, C)
1
Hint : Density for P = 2  10−2
pB
2 M1
d= 1
x13 NA pB = = 50
2  10−2
Density for Q 26. Answer (24)
4 M2 Hint : Hydrocarbon is CxHy = C12 H12 = 24.
d=
x 32 NA Solution :
Solution : Molality of solution
Density of P = Density of Q −Tf − ( 432.7 − 451.55 )
m= =
2 M1 4 M2 Kf 37.7
=
x13 NA x32 NA = 0.5 mol kg–1
3 Molar mass of solute
x  2 M2
  2 = m2 0.039
 1
x M1 M2 = = = 0.156 kg mol−1
mm1 ( 0.5 ) ( 0.5 )
23. Answer (A, B, C, D)
Empirical formula m C : mH :: 92.3 : 7.7
Hint : Frenkel defect is also called dislocation
defect. 92.3 7.7
Moles ratio
12 1
Solution :
 1 : 1
The stoichiometric defect are called
thermodynamic defect or intrinsic defect. Empirical formula = CH
Molecular formula = C12H12

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27. Answer (78) 30. Answer (30)

Hint : nB = 0.6 , nn = 0.1 Hint :
p°B = 760 , pS = 608 Anode :
Solution :
pB − pS nn
= xB =
pB nB + nn
Cathode :
[nB  Number of millimole of benzene after
1
removing frozen benzene] H2O + 1e− ⎯⎯→ H2 + OH−
2
760 − 608 0.1
 = + = xn Solution :
760 nB nn
268.8
 0.2 = xn m mole of gases produced = = 12 m mol
22.4
xB = 1 – 0.2 = 0.8 4 m mol of gases is produced by 2 mF
xB nB 0.8 12 m mol of gases is produced by 6 mF
= =
xn nn 0.2 Charge = i x t
nB = 4 × nn = 0.4  6 × 10–3 × 96500 = 19.3 × t
Moles of benzene that froze out = 0.2 t = 30 second
Mass of benzene that froze out = 0.2 × 78 = x 31. Answer (16)
5x = 0.2 × 78 × 5 = 78 Hint : x = 8
28. Answer (25) Solution :
Hint : x = 5 In HCP tetrahedral void are
Solution : (i) 8 inside the unit cell [4 between A to B layer
0.060  1  and 4 B to A]
Ecell = Ecell − log  + 
1  Ag  (ii) 12 tetrahedral site are present at vertical
0.06 edge.
 0.50 = 0.80 + log  Ag+  32. Answer (24)
1
–0.3 = 0.06 log [Ag+] Hint :
log [Ag+] = –5
[Ag+] = 10–5
x=5
5x = 25
29. Answer (28)
Hint : x = 12, y = 15, z=1
Solution : Solution:
Body diagonal contain 8 atom in one plane so 24 total.
2 corner Q– and one P+.
33. Answer (C)
P+ Q–
Hint : Cathode can be treated as a non standard
Befor heating 4 4
K
3 15 Ag+|Ag electrode with  Ag+  = sp−
After heating 3 3+  Cl 
4 4
15 3 Solution :
Excess charge −3 
4 4  Zn2+ 
log  
0.059
Charge on 1 R ion = 3 E = Ecell − 2
2  K sp 
3 1 1
So number of R ion require =  =  −
4 3 4  Cl 
Formula P3 Q15 R 1  P12 Q15 R1 Ecell = 1.57 V
4 4

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[Zn2+] = 0.01 M
2 2
K sp  10−10  −18
=  −1  = 10
Cl 
−
2
 10 

10−2
Q= = 1016
10−18
∴ The integers in range are –2, 0 and 2.
0.059
Ecell = 1.57 − log 1016 And number of solutions from graph is clear.
2
Ecell = 1.57 – 0.472 38. Answer (B, C)
= 1.098 V 
Hint : cot −1 ( n 2 − 12n + 33 ) 
34. Answer (D) 4
0.059
Hint : Ecell = log K sp Solution :
1
Solution :  2     
∵ sin  cos−1 1 −  = sin  sin−1    =
The given cell is not a concentration cell so  16    4  4
Ecell  0

Ecell is also non zero and not equal to Ecell . Now, cot −1 ( n 2 − 12n + 33 ) 
4
35. Answer (B)
⟹ (n – 6)2 – 3 < 1
1000  K
Hint : m = ⟹ –2 < n – 6 < 2
M
Solution : ∴ n ∈ (4, 8)
1000  K
m = ∴ Sum of values of n = 5 + 6 + 7 = 18 = λ
M
∴ sin–1(sin18) = 18 – 6π < 0
1000  K
 300 =
0.01 
and cos–1(cos18) = 6 π – 18 <
1000  K 2
300 = cm–1
0.01
   
  ∵  1 thus cosec −1 + sec −1 
K = G  10 10 10 2
A
39. Answer (A, C)
3  10−3  1
G= = 1.5  10 −3 S y
2 Hint : Replace x by .
36. Answer (A) 2
Hint : I = GV Solution :
Solution :
5y 2
  ∵ f ( y ) + f ( x + 5y ) + 3 xy = f ( 6y − x ) + −3
K = G  2
A
KA 3  10−3  1 y
G= = = 1.5  10−3 S Replace x by
2
, we get
2
I = GV = 5 × 1.5 × 10–3  11y  3y
2
 11y  5y
2

 7.5 × 10–3 A f (y ) + f  + =f + −3

 2  2  2  2
PART - III (MATHEMATICS) ∴ f(y) = y2 – 3
37. Answer (A, B, C) ⟹ f(x) = x2 – 3
Hint : Use graph.
∴ f(x) is even function.
Solution :
The period of f(x) = 2 π and its graph is and 𝑓 ∶ [0, ∞) → [– 3, ∞) then f −1 ( x ) = x +3
and g(x) is non periodic.

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40. Answer (A, B, C) Solution :

Hint : ∵ |f(x) – g(x)| = |f(x)| + |g(x)| ⟹ f(x)  g(x)  2x 
≤0 Here, log
x 2 −12 x + 30 
 log 2 0
   5 
Solution :  10 

∵ |f(x) – g(x)| = |f(x)| + |g(x)| ⟹ f(x)  g(x) ≤ 0 x 2 − 12x + 30  2x 

∴ (3f(x) + 2) (f(x) – 1) ≤ 0   1 then log2   1
10  5 
 2 
∴ f ( x )  − , 1 ∴ x > 10 …(i)
 3 
x 2 − 12x + 30
41. Answer (A, C, D) and 0   1 then
10
Hint : ∵ (3x – 9)3 + (9x – 3)3 = (9x + 3x – 12)3
Let 3x = a  2x 
0  log2    1
∴ (a – 9)3 + (a2 – 3)3 = (a2 + a – 12)3  5 

⟹ 3(a2 – 3) (a – 9) (a2 + a – 12) = 0 5 

Then x   , 6 − 6 
Solution : 2 
∵ (3x – 9)3 + (9x – 3)3 = (9x + 3x – 12)3 5 
∴ Domain =  , 6 − 6   (10,  )
Let 3x =a 2 
∴ (a – 9)3 + (a2 – 3)3 = (a2 + a – 12)3  a = 5 , b = 6 and c = 10
⟹ 3(a2 – 3) (a – 9) (a2 + a – 12) = 0
44. Answer (20)
⟹ a = 3, 3, −3, − 3, −4, 9
Hint : f(1) must be even and may be equal to 2,
1 4 or 6.
∴ Possible values of x = 1, , 2
2 Solution :
∴ Number of elements of set A is 3. ∵ f(n) + 2 f(f(n)) = 3n + 5, ∀ n ∈ N
∴ Number of function = 33 = 27.
For n = 1, f(1) + 2f(f(1)) = 8
42. Answer (A, C, D)
∴ f(1) must be even and may be equal to 2, 4
Hint : Here, x – 2 > 0, x – 2 ≠ 1, x + 2 > 0, x + 2 ≠ 1. or 6.
Solution : Let f(1) = 2 then 2 + 2f(2) = 8
Here, x – 2 > 0, x – 2 ≠ 1, x + 2 > 0, x + 2 ≠ 1.
∴ f(2) = 3
Now,
and f(2) + 2f(f(2)) = 11
log ( x + 2) + log ( x − 2) log6
− 0
( ) (
log x − 2  log x + 2 ) (
log x − 2)  log ( x + 2 ) 3 + 2f(3) = 11

 x2 − 4  ∴ f(3) = 4
⟹ log10    log10 ( x − 2 )  log10 ( x + 2 )  0
 6  ∴ f(n) = n + 1, ∀ n ∈ N
(on taking bases 10)
∴ f(3)  f(4) = 4 × 5 = 20
 x −42
Now, log10   = 0 where x =  10 We can observe that if f(1) = 4 then
 6 

∴ x  ( 2, 3)  ( 10, ) 4 + 2f(f(1)) = 17
43. Answer (21) 13
∴ f(4) = not possible
x − 12 x + 30
2 2
Hint :  1 or < 1 then get different
10 Similarly f(1) ≠ 6
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45. Answer (50) Solution :

Hint : Expand and sum from first and last term f(x) = cos(tanx + cotx)  cos(tanx – cotx)
together. = cos2(tanx) – sin2(cotx)
Solution : = cos2(tanx) + cos2(cotx) – 1
20 20
m 
  cot −1  n  ∴ Fundamental period of f(x) =
2
n =1 m =1

 1   x − 2   x − 2 
1 1
=  cos−1 + cot −1 + .... + cot −1  + Now, g ( x ) = 4cos4  2 
− 2cos  
 1 2 20   16    8 2 
 −1 2 2  x − x −
 cot + cot −1 + ....  + ..... ∴ g ( x ) = 4cos4  2 
− 2cos  
 1 2   4   2 2 
   
= 20 
4
+ 190 
2
  = 2 
 = 100 
2
 x −    x – 
= 2  1 + cos  2 
– 2cos  
   2    22 
∴ = 50
2
 x –   x −  x −
46. Answer (16) = 2 + 4cos  2 
+ 2cos2  2 
– 2cos  
 2   2   2 2 
−1 −1 −1
x +cos−1 x
Hint : ∵ 8sin x
+ 8cos x
 2  8sin  x −  x −
= 2cos2  2 
+ 2cos  +2
1+
3  2   22 
=2 4
∴ Fundamental period = 23 = 16 3
Solution :
∴ K = 16
sin−1 x cos−1 x sin−1 x +cos−1 x
∵ 8 +8  2 8 49. Answer (45)
1+
3 Hint : f(x + T) = f(x) then period is T.
=2 4
Solution :
3  f(2 + x) = f(2 – x) and f(7 – x) = f(7 + x)
∴ log2m – 1 =
4
then f(x) is periodic function of period
( sec ( log2 m − 1) = ( 2 ) = 24 = 16
)
8 8
∴ = 2(7 – 2) = 10
47. Answer (22) ∴ f(1) = f(1 + 10) = f(1 + 102) = …..= f(1 + 109)
9
Hint : Replace x by 13. ∴  f (1 + 10r ) = 9  5
Solution : r =1

x f (x ) = 45
∵ x − f ( x ) = 12   − 7 
12   7  50. Answer (20)
Hint : Complete the perfect square.
Replace x by 13 we get
Solution :
 f (13) 
13 – f(13) = 12 – 7  f(x) = (cos–1(cosx))2 – cos–1(cosx)
 7 
 
2
1 1
f(13) = 22 = cos–1 ( cos x ) − −
2 4
48. Answer (16)
1
Hint : f(x) = cos(tanx + cotx)  cos(tanx – cotx) ∴ m=− and M = 2 − 
4
= cos2(tanx) – sin2(cotx)
∴ [–12 mM] = [3(π 2 – π)] = [3 × 6.728]
= cos2(tanx) + cos2(cotx) – 1
= 20

∴ Fundamental period of f(x) = 51. Answer (C)
2
Hint : Domain of f(x) is [0, 1].

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( )
Solution : From equation (ii) we get; f ( x − 2) = 3f x − 1 − 5 …(iv)
f ( x − 1) − 1
∴ f ( x ) = sin −1 (1 − 2 x ) + cos −1 (2 x–x +)
2f ( x ) − 5
=
 2 − 1− x  f (x) − 2
tan−1  
 1 + 2x − x 
From equation (iii) and (iv), f(x + 2) = f (x – 2)
∴ Domain of f(x) is [0, 1].
∴ f(x) is clearly a decreasing function. ∴ Period of f(x) = 4 = T1
∴ Range = [f(1), f(0)]
Now g(2x + 3) + g(2x + 7) = 2 …(v)
  9 
= − , 
 8 8 On replacing x by x + 1, we get

52. Answer (D)

g(2x + 5) + g(2x + 9) = 2
 1   
Hint : f   = − = −
3 8 6 24 On replacing x by x + 2 we get;
Solution :
g(2x + 1) + g(2x + 11) = 2
 1   
∵ f = − =−
3 8 6 24
∴ g(2x + 3) – g(2x + 11) = 0
−1  1  
∴ cot  f    
  3  2 ∴ Period of g(x) = 16 = T2
53. Answer (B)
Hint : Replace x by x + 1. ∴ 8T1 – T2 = 16
Solution :
f (x) − 5 54. Answer (A)
∵ f ( x + 1) = …(i)
f (x) − 3
Hint : f(x) and g(x) are periodic function.
⟹ f(x + 1)  f(x) – 3f(x + 1) = f(x) – 5
3f ( x + 1) − 5
 f (x) = …(ii)
Solution :
f ( x + 1) − 1
On replacing x by x – 1 we get; ∴ f(1) = f(5) = f(13) = 6
3f ( x ) − 5
f ( x − 1) =
f (x) −1 and g(1) = g(11) = g(33) = 7
2f ( x ) − 5
From equation (i) we get; f ( x + 2) = …(iii) ∴ Given result is equal to 26.
f (x) − 2

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