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MAIN PATTERN CUMULATIVE
TEST-1 (MCT-1)
TARGET : JEE (MAIN+ADVANCED) 2020
DATE :12-05-2019 SET/CODE-1 COURSE : VIJETA (01JPA, 01JPB, 02JPB, 05JPA)
HINTS & SOLUTIONS
PART :A PHYSICS  x
1. A man is running ……………………. Hence T = F 1  
Sol. With respect to ground, component of ball's velocity in  L
vertical direction is 10 m/sec and in horizontal is 5 m/sec.
2uy 5. A block of mass …………………….
Time of flight = = 2 sec Sol. For t=0 to t=1 , impulse of friction = –2 N-s, impulse of F = area
g under the graph = 1 N-s
Net impulse = –1 N-s .
Horizontal displacement of ball during this time = ux T = Since impulse = change in momentum
Final momentum = initial momentum -1 = 2 – 1 = 1 N-s
10 m Similarly, momentum at t=2 s will be zero (use the process of
Displacement of man during this time = 10  2 = 20 m t=0 to t=1 s for t=1 s to t=2 s).
This initial distance between man and ball (truck) is = 30m Thus block stops at t=2 s. Once it stops it will not move again
since external force is always less than the maximum friction
2. A man is standing ……………………. force.
Sol. let speed of projection of the first ball is u. Then speed of
projection of the second ball is u/2. Since gap between the 6. Consider the system …………………….
balls remains constant, their relative velocity must remain Sol. Drawing FBD of the segment between A and B
zero. Since relative acceleration is always zero after both
are thrown, their relative velocities must become zero as
soon as the second ball is thrown. Let the time gap to be T.
1 2
Then 15 = uT - gT
2
u
And = u - gT, since relative velocity at t = T must be zero
2
Solving these two equations we get T = 1 sec
3. Speed of an …………………….
 
Sol. Speed of A w.r.t. B is VA  VB . Since angle between the
velocities is unknown, the vector difference can take value
from VA  VB to VA  VB . Hence it can take any

Fnet= ma
value from 0 to 20 m/sec.
TB + F – TA = ma
4. One end of a rope …………………….
F   Mg m = 0 since string is massless. Hence TA – TB = F
Sol. Acceleration of the rope is =
M
Drawing FBD of the portion of rope having length x 7. A particle is …………………….
Sol. Work done by F

F
F
Mx
Mass of the segment is and friction on the segment is
L
 Mgx
.
L
Applying newton's second law on the segment F-T-
 M gx Mx F   Mg dr
= 
L L M
Work done in small step = |F||dr|cos 
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Net work done =
 | F || dr | cos 
= |F|
 | dr | cos  r
 is component of displacement towards
|dr|cos C.
 | dr | cos  is total displacement towards C.

2  
Since OC = AC    ze 4 3
3  ze    r 
 4 R 3 3 
Displacement towards C is zero
 dr cos  2
(E) (4r ) =
3 
0
W =0
ze  1 r 
8. A man of mass ……………………. E=  – 
Sol. Friction force acts on the man in the upwards direction to 4 0  r 2 R 3 
prevent slipping between his hands and the string. This
friction acts on the string in the downward direction which
creates tension force. Tension does not act on the man 12. A disc of mass …………………….
directly. Sol. Draw FBD of an element of length dl that subtends an angle
Since there is no slipping between man's hands and string,
the point of application of friction does not move. Hence 
d at the center of the disc. Let normal force on this element
work done by it is zero. Internal forces of man do work here. be dN.
9. Two bricks of same …………………….

Sol. In general, for one brick will be more than the other brick.
Friction will be maximum when surface having maximum
coefficient of friction receives maximum normal
µ1
µ2 fm = 2µ2 mg µ2 > µ1
10. A motor car …………………….

Sol. Assume initial distance between car and truck is X. d
Component of Tension towards the center is 2T sin =T
2 20 2
Retardation of truck = 4 m/s , and retardation of car =
2
3 d
m/s (Using v= u +at)
For first 0.5 seconds after truck applies brakes, car does not Hence dN= T d  and d = dl /R
retard due to reaction time. Hence acceleration of car w.r.t. Also, 2T=Mg
truck is 4 m/s2 in the forward direction. dN Mg
Hence =
1 2 1 2
dl 2R
Relative displacement = at =  4   0.5  = 0.5
2 2
m 14. An object …………………….
Relative velocity = 4 × 0.5 = 2 m/sec. v2 uf f v
Distance between car and truck now = X-0.5 Sol. Vi = V0& v =  =
Now both car and truck retard. Relative retardation of car u2 u  f uf u
20 8 2  v2    f 2 
w.r.t. truck = -4= m/s
3 3 Vrel = V0 – Vi = 1 2  V0 = 1    V0 as u
Displacement of car w.r.t. truck must be less than or equal to
 u    f  u  
X-0.5 increases vrel decreases
8
Using v 2  u 2  2 as and putting v=0, u=2 and a = 15. A man moves …………………….
3
and s= X-0.5 Xobject Ximage
we get X= 1.25 m Sol. Use Xmirror  , and Xmirror = 3,
2
11. An early model for …………………….
Sol. for the spherical gausssian surface Xobject = -2,
qin
let = we get Ximage =8
0
16 A point positive …………………….
Sol. Negative charge is induced on the left part of the sphere and
positive charge appears on the right side. Field on the negative
side is inwards and on the positive side is positive Furthermore,
field lines are always perpendicular to a conducting sphere.  x = 20 cm  D = 60 cm
Hence option (1) is correct. From displacement method
17. A tiny ball …………………….

Sol. D2  d2 602  202 40
Using f = = = cm
4D 4 60 3

21. Lights rays …………………….
u= 5
P  A
Sol. For   cos ec   , all rays undergo total internal
v 2
1 2
1 2
reflection.
mu + mg.1 = mv  v = 5
2 2 For   cosec  A , no ray undergoes total internal
1 3 1 reflection.
 m 25 = mg [1 – cos] cos =
2 2 6
 A
sin   2n sin   n 1 Since cos ec  A    cos ec   , some rays
2 2
undergo total internal reflection and som e rays don't.
The rays having lesser angles of incidence will have lesser
18. An object revolves …………………….
angle of refraction r1 at AB and thus greater angle of incidence r2
1 1 1 at surface AC. Greater value of r2 means
Sol. By mirror formula,   greater chance of TIR. So rays having smaller angles of
v u f incidence will undergo TIR.
Using u = – 30 and f = – 20, distance of image from the
mirror will come out to be 60 cm. 22. A particle of charge …………………….
Since observer is beyond 60 cm, he/she can see the image. Sol. We have centripetal force equation
Magnification = -v/u = –2
 2k  2v 2
As height of object is 1 cm, height of image will be 2 cm. q  r
Since this height remains constant, image has to move  r 
along circular path. Furthermore, since image is inverted
2kq 2r m
object and image must rem ain diametrically opposite so they So v now T  2r
have to revolve in the same sense. m v 2k q
1
19. An object moves ……………………. Where k
4 0
Sol. Dapparent  Dreal  Shift
But Vapparent Vreal since shift is constant. Hence Speed 23. Parallel equipotential …………………….
of the image will same as speed of the object. Sol. Electric field is always from higher to lower potential, thus it is
from A to B.
20. A convex lens ……………………. V
Also magnitude of E = . Thus if distance between
 hi1  hi2  x
Sol. since m 1 m 2 = 1  
 h    1 equipotential surfaces having same potential difference
 o  ho  decreases, electric field increases. Thus electric field increases
as go from A to B
h0 = hi1 hi2 = 6cm
for first position of the lens 24. Electric field …………………….

d = 20 cm Sol. At very large distance, system A will behave like a dipole (net
charge zero), while system B will behave like a point
1 1
charge. For dipole E , and for a point charge E
r3 r2
25. Three charges …………………….

Sol. Net electrostatic energy of the configuration will be
D  q.q Q.q Q.q 
U=K    
 a 2a a 
x  20
m = –2 = 
x
1 33. In how many of ...........
Here K =
4  0 Sol.
U = 0 gives Compound Z ON Electron EAN =

2q obtained Z – (ON) + L
Q=
2 2 from
ligand (L)
26. A short dipole ……………………. [Ni(CO)4] 28 0 8 36

4–
[Fe(CN)6] 26 2 12 36
P cos
Sol. Potential due to a dipole = [Ni(en)2]2+ 28 2 8 34
40r2 [Fe(H2O)6]
2+
26 2 12 36
 3–
Here r  2iˆ  2 ˆj . This makes 90 degrees angle with
[Co(CN)6 ]
3–
27 3 12 36
[Fe(CN)6] 26 3 12 35
the dipole moment. Hence potential is zero.
3+
[Sc(H2O)6] 21 3 12 30
[FeCO5] 26 0 10 36
28. Potential difference between …………………….
3 KQ KQ
Sol. Vc  Vs   34. Molar volume of an...........
2 R R
KQ 1 4 3 R 2 0.9
   R   Sol. Z = =2 Z>1
2R 8 0R  3  6 0 0.45
36. Calculate ratio of ...........

29. Two identical thin rings ……………………. Sol. No. of mole of vacancies per mol of crystal = 0.1
Sol. W  q ( VO 2  VO1 ) No. of mole of Fe
+3
ions per mol of crystal = 0.1×2 = 0.2
+2
No. of mole of Fe per mol of crystal = 0.9 -0.2 = 0.7
30. What power of ……………………. 37. Total number of unit ...........

Sol. Far point of a healthy human eye is at infinity. Since the Sol. 40 g = NA atoms
person with defect can only see upto 30 cm, the job of the
4 g = 0.1 NA atoms
spectacles is to bring infinity at 30 cm. That is, image of an
2 atoms form 1 unit cell in BCC crystal
object placed at infnity should be formed at 30 cm from
the eyes. This distance of image from spectacles becomes 0.1NA
28.5 cm.  0.1 NA atoms = unit cells
2
1 1 1
using lens formula  
v u f 38. Which is not the ...........
Sol. Fact based.
Putting u and v= – 28.5 cm (since image is on the
virtual side)
39. Which of the following ...........
1 1 Sol. Diam ond has ZnS type structure
We get =– D = -3.51 D
f 0.285 So No. of C atoms = 8
3a
Alternate TV are filled,  2r
PART :B CHEMISTRY 4
31. Which of the following ...........

40. Consider the following ...........
Sol. Its correct name is Potassium
amminepentachloridoplatinate(IV) Sol. (I)
32. If the three interaxial ...........

Sol. Theory based No S – O – S linkage
Sol.
FHe FO2
L1 L2
(II)
At equilibrium, FHe = F O
Three (S – O – S) linkages 2
PHe × A = P O ×A
2
(III) nHeRT nO2RT  A

A =
VHe VO2
nHe nO 2
=
No (S – O – S) linkage L1 L2
L1 n 60 / 4 15
 = He = = =5
L2 nO 2 96 / 32 3
(IV)
49. The major product of ...........

O
Three, (P – O – P) linkage
OH SOCl2
Sol.
45. Select the ambidentate...........
Sol. Theory based OCH3
O
O
46. Henry's law constant ........... Cl CH3CH2ONa OCH2CH3
Sol. According to Henry's law:
PCO 2 = KH  CO 2 OCH3
OCH3
PCO 2
 CO 2 = ;
KH 51. Which of the following...........
Sol. cis-cyclooctene have more stable than trans-cyclooctene.
1.67atm
 CO 2 =
1.67108 10–5 atm 54. Observe the following ...........
MgBr
nCO2
–3 –3
 CO 2 = 10 ; = 10
nCO2  nH2O
aq.NH4Cl
it is very diluted solution so, n CO << n H O

Sol.
H   OH
2 2
nCO2 500 O
–3 –3
= 10 ; n CO = 10 ×
nH2O 2
18
56. In the following reaction ...........
–3
10  500 Sol. II is not possible since Cl¯ is a much weaker base than NH 
2
.
W CO = × 44  1.2 g
2
18 IV is possible as acid base reaction but not as S N2Th since
carboxylate ion formed is not attacked by a nucleophilie.
47. Which of the following ........... 58. C5H10O (1) LiAlH4 C5H12O ...........
Sol. Tf = Kfm ; TfKf, m = same (x) (y)
(2) H2O
Kf is property of solvent.
Sol. X  3, y  5, x+y=8
O OH
P
48. ...........
'A' 'B' *
(±)
60 g He 96 g O2
O OH
L1 L2
2 2
1–x 0 x –10
* 4 5
–1 x 1x= , all rejected
O OH 3 3
(±)  ax  b , x2
59. Energy profile diagram ...........  2
64. If f(x) =  x  5x  6 , 2  x  3 ...............
1 2
A  B  C ........... px2  qx  1 ,
Sol. Step which involves highest energy difference between  x3
reactant molecule and transition state is rate determining Sol. lim f(x) = 2a + b
step. (B  C) x  2
lim f(x) = 0
60. Which is false statement........... x  2
  2a + b = 0 ..... (i)
Sol. (1) C=O+ H C=OH lim f(x) = 0, lim  f(x) = 9p + 3q + 1
Protonation increases positive on carbonyl carbon which x 3 x  3
results in increase in electrophilic nature.  9p + 3q = –1 ..... (ii)
(2) Weak bases are generally good leaving group so  a , x2
– –
F3C-SO3 >CH3 – SO3 
f(x) =  2x  5 , 2  x  3
- I – effect + I – effect
weak base
2px  q , 3x

(3) Iodide ion is larger in size than bromide ion so it is less –
 f (2 ) = a = –1 = f(2 )
+
hydrated in aqueous solution This i.e a = –1 ..... (iii)

– +
makes iodide ion more nucleophilic f (3 ) = 1 = 6p + q = f(3 )
i.e 6p + q = 1 ..... (iv)
from (i) and (iii), we get
a = –1, b = 2
PART :C MATHEMATICS from (ii) and (iv), we get
61. Let R = {(3, 3)............... 4 5
Sol. Obviously p= ,q=–
9 3
62. If b is maximum............... 1
65. Let f(x) = ...............
2 2 x –1
Sol. 2sinx + cosx 2 1
1
5 (2sin x + cos x)  5 Sol. f(x) = is discontinuous at x = 1
x –1
5 (2sin x + cos x) + 5  10
 1  = 1
log 3 10 ( 5 (2sinx + cosx) + 5)  log 3 10 10 = 3 f 
 x – 1 1
b=3
–1
2
x –1
 is root of x + 3x + 1 = 0
1
–3 9–4 –3 5 –3– 5 =11=x–1x=2
= = , x –1
2 2 2  x = 1, 2 all two points of discontinuities
Both are negative roots n=2
Let  = – a> 0
 1 cot x  =  1 cot x 
 1  lim  n –  lim  – 
Given expression = tan (–) + tan 
–1 –1
 x
x  0 x  x  0 x 2 x 
 – 
 1  1 1  x 
= lim  –  –  ....... 
 1 x0 2
x x 3
= –  tan –1   tan –1  x 
 
 1 1 1  1
–1 –1  = lim  –   ........  =
2 2 3
= – (tan  + cot ) = –   x 0 x x 3 
2
63. If [.] is greatest............... 66. If f(x) is an even...............
Sol. 3x + 1 = 0, 1 , 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 f ( x ) x  0
3x = – 1, 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 Sol. f(|x|) = 
1 1 2 4 5  f(x) x  0
x= – , 0, , , 1, , f (x ) x0
3 3 3 3 3  f(|x|) = 
1 f (x ) x0
x= –
x =–1

3  f is even function
3    f(|x|) = f(x)
If f(x) is differentiable function, then f(|x|) is also
x 1 2 1  x  = 0 rejected differentiable.
= 0, , , 
3 9 9 3 3  If f(|x|) is differentiable then so is f(a + b|x|)
 
If f(x) is differentiable function, then f(–2x) is also
differentiable. x 2 
  (4n  1)
If f(x) is differentiable function, then |f(x)| may not be 2 2
differentiable. 2
 x = 4n + 1 ; n 
2
 x = 1, 5, 9
67. Let number of...............
3 2
Sol. 3sin x – 4sin x = 1 – 2sin x  x =  1,  5  3
3 2
Let s = sin x  4s – 2s – 3s + 1 = 0
 (x, y)  (1,  2), (– 1,  2), ( 5 ,  (3 – 5 ),
– 1 5 – 1– 5
s = 1, – ,– (– 5 ,  (3 – 5 )), ( 3, 0 )
4 4
 a=1 72. The number of...............
only one solution in  ,
2  Sol. By graph
 1 
0 ; x 0
   y = |cos |x||, y = x + |x| = 

f(x) = ( x – 1)
2–x  2x; x  0
: x  1, x  2
k : x2

 1 
 
 2–x  – 
k= lim f(x) = lim(x – 1) –2 –3 3 2
x2 x2 2 2 2 2
 1   x –2  clearly 3 points of intersection
 ( x –1–1)  
 2– x   2– x 
= lim e = lim e =e
–1
x2 x 2 1
73. The sum of
 2  ...............
68. Let y be an implicit...............  
2x–1 2x x x–1 x 2
Sol. x . 2x + 2x n x – 2 (x n x + x . x ) cot y + 2x cosec y 1 1 1   1 999 
. y = 0 Sol.  2    2  2000   ........  2  2000 
at x = 1, y = /2   
    
2 + 0 – 0 + 2y = 0 0
y = – 1
 1 1000   1 1999 
69. If the tangent to...............
+  2  2000   ......  2  2000  = 1000 Ans.
    
dy 1  1....(1000 times)
dy a (– sin )
Sol.  d =
dx dx a (1  cos )
sin2A  sin4A – sin6A
d 74. ...............
1 cos2A  cos4A  cos6A
dy – 3 1
= =– 2 sin3 A cos A – 2 sin3 A cos3 A
dx   3 Sol. G.E. = =
3 2 cos2 A  2 cos5A cos A
3
1  5 sin 3 A(cos A – cos 3 A)

tan = – = – =
3 6 6 cos A(cos A  cos 5 A)
sin 3 A(2 sin 2A – sin A)
70. If product of all............... = = tan 3A tan2A tan A
Sol. Take log cos A(2 cos 3 A cos 2 A)
 1 Also tan 3A – tan 2A – tan A
 3t–  1
 t 3A = 2A + A  Apply tan
log10 x = , t = log10 x
3 tan2A  tan A
2 tan 3A =
2
1 2 
3 1 – tan 2A tan A
3t – 1 = t =±  x = 10
3 3 tan 3A – tan 3A tan2A tan A = tan 2A + tan A
2/3 –2/3
k = (10 )(10 ) = 1
 |y – 1| + |y – 2| + |y – 3| + |y – 4| = 3 1
75. If tan= ...............
7
1
1–
y=4 49 48 24
y=3 Sol. cos2 =  
1 2 4 4 1 50 25
1
zero solutions 49
2
71. Number of solutions...............
sin2 = 3 2 9 3
x 2 1 3 10 5
Sol. |x| + |y| = 3&sin 1 1
2 9
2 2
1 79. If 6x – xy – 3y ...............
1– Sol. Partial derivatives
9 4
cos2 =  12x – y – 0 – 24 = 0
1 5 0 – x – 6y + 3 = 0
1
9 3 3
3 4 24 Put y = 0  x = 2, x =  =
sin4 = 2sin2.cos2= 2. .   2
5 5 25 Point of intersection is (2, 0)
put in equation
76. The general............... 6(4) – 0 – 0 – 24 × 2 + 0 +  = 0
 = 24
Sol. Maximum value of sin x + cos x is 2
2 3
Maximum value of 1 + sin 2x is 2  ( 2 ) = 2 20 –  = 20 × – 24 = 30 – 24 = 6
 
2
sin x + cos x = 2 cos  x –  = 1
 4 80. A straight line...............

x– = 2n, n 
4 Sol. Q R(h,k)

x = 2n+ , n  (2,3)
4
 0 P
sin 2x = 2  sin 2x = 1  2x = 2m +
2 x y
 + =1
x = m+ , m  a b
4 P(a, 0), Q(0, b) variable
 points a, b p are parameters
common values are x = 2n+ , n  2 3
4 + =1 ........ (1)
a b
77. If A  n, n ............... P(a, 0)  h = a ........ (2)
A Q(0, b)  k = b ......... (3)
A 2 tan
Sol. 1+ tan A tan = 1 2 .tan A 2 3
(1), (2), (3)  + =1
2 A 2 h k
1  tan2
2 2y + 3x = xy is locus of R
A A (m, n)  3m + 2n – mn = 0, m, n 
1  tan2  2 tan2 3(m – 2) + n(2 – m) = – 6
= 2 2 (m – 2)(3 – n) = – 6
2 A (m –2)(n – 3) = 6 =1 × 6 = (–1) × (–6) = (2)(3) = (–2) × (–3)
1  tan = (3)(2) = (–3)(–2)
2
A 81. The equation of...............
1  tan2  
2 1
= = sec A
2 A
 cos A
1  tan  
2 Sol.
78. If a variable line...............

2 2 2
Sol. Let the straight line be 3x + 2y – 6 +  (2x + 3y – 6) = 0 x + y – 2rx – 2by + b = 0,c(r, b) ; radius = r
coordinates of A and B are  6  6 , 0  and  0, 6  6  from figure one of tangent is x= 0
    Let other equation is y = mx
 3  2   2  3 
  mr – b b2 – r 2
coordinates of P are  3  6  6  , 1  6  6  = r m =
  2br
 4  3  2  4  2  3  m2  1
locus P is given by elliminating between 6  6 
3  2
 b2 – r 2 
 it, equation is y =  
4x 6  6  2br  x
= and = 4y
 
3 2  3 82. The lines 5x + 12y – 10...............
Sol. Let the centre be (h, k)
12x – 18 8y – 6 5h  12k  10 5h  12k  40
i.e. =
18 – 8x 6 – 12y 13 = 3, 13 =3
i.e. 72x – 108 – 144xy + 216y
= 144y – 64xy – 108 + 48x  h = 5, k = 2
i.e. 24x + 72y – 80xy = 0
3x + 9y – 10xy = 0
83. The equation to...............
Sol.
C(3, 4)
Sol.
M
(2, 3)
O (r,0)
4–3 
= Slope of CM  slope of line is – 1 = –
2 2 3–2 m
Let equation of circle x + y + 2gx + 2fy + c = 0 passes
=m
through (0, 0) & touches y – axis
2 Also(2, 3)  2 + 3m = 5
c = 0&f = cf = c = 0
also passes through (3, 4) = m = 1
x+y=5
25 y= x + 5
9 + 16 + 6g = 0 g = –
6 a
84. The eccentricity............... y = mx +
e
1 4m
Sol. 2
a
m=–1 = 5 a = – 20
4(– 1)
x=–4 x=4
a 88. The variance of first...............
4 n n
2
e 1
2 21 
a = 4e = 2 Sol.  
n

i1
x 
1
n

i1
x1 

2
2 b
e =1– 2
1 1 
a2  (12  32  ......  192 )   (1 3  .....  19) 
10  10 
1 4  b2
 1 100
4 4   (12  2 2  3 2  ......  20 2 )  (2 2  4 2  .....  20) 2  
10  10
b= 3
2
2 1  100 
x y2   (12  2 2  3 2  ......  20 2 )  (2 2  4 2  .....  20) 2    
 1 10   10 
4 3
1  20.21.41 4.10.11.21
3     100 = 33
equation of normal at (1, ) 10  6 6 
2
a2 x b2 y 89. Mean of 100 items...............
  a2  b2 Sol. x1 , x2, ....... x96, x97, 40, 20, 50
x1 y1
x1  x2  ........ x96  x97  40  50  20
4x 3y = 49
  43 100
1 3/2 X1 + X2 + ...... + X96 + X97 = 4790
4x – 2y = 1 Correct mean is
85. If sec  + tan  = 4 +............... x1  x2  ........ x96  x97  60  70  80

Sol. sec – tan = 4 – 15 100
sec= 4, tan  = 15 4790  210 5000
3 = = = 50
Normal to parabola is y = mx – 2m – m 100 100
center of circle is (–5, 22)
3
 22 = – 5m – 2m – m 90. Let p, q, r statements...............
3
m + 7m + 22 = 0  m = – 2 Sol. Conditional implication is false only when p is TRUE
2
point in (m , –2m) = (4, 4) = (sec , sec ) and q  r is FALSE  q is FALSE, r is FALSE
86. The value of param eter...............

2
Sol. Any normal to xy =1 is  y – 1  = t (x – t) at any point  1
   t, 
 t  t
3 4
 (ty – 1) = (t x – t ) Now comp. it.
2
with (3 – a) x + ay + (a – 1) = 0
(3 – a) a (a 2 – 1)
= =
t3 –t (1 – t 4 )
2 a–3
we get t =  a >0
 
 a  ( –, 0)  (3, )
87. If x + my = 5 is...............
MAIN PATTERN CUMULATIVE
TEST-1 (MCT-1)
TARGET : JEE (MAIN+ADVANCED) 2020
DATE :12-05-2019 SET/CODE-1 COURSE : VIJETA (01JPA, 01JPB, 02JPB, 05JPA)
ANSWER KEY
SET/CODE-1
PART : A PHYSICS
1. (2) 2. (4) 3. (3) 4. (2) 5. (1) 6. (2) 7. (2)
8. (1) 9. (2) 10. (3) 11. (4) 12. (3) 13. (4) 14. (2)
15. (3) 16 (1) 17. (1) 18. (3) 19. (1) 20. (1) 21. (3)
22. (1) 23. (2) 24. (2) 25. (2) 26. (3) 27. (2) 28. (1)
29. (3) 30. (1)
PART : B CHEMISTRY
31. (4) 32. (3) 33. (2) 34. (2) 35. (2) 36. (3) 37. (3)
38. (1) 39. (3) 40. (3) 41. (4) 42. (3) 43. (3) 44. (2)
45. (2) 46. (4) 47. (1) 48. (3) 49. (3) 50. (1) 51. (4)
52. (2) 53. (1) 54. (3) 55. (4) 56. (2) 57. (3) 58. (2)
59. (2) 60. (4)
PART : CMATHEMATICS
61 (1) 62. (1) 63. (1) 64. (4) 65. (4) 66. (4) 67. (1)
68. (4) 69. (4) 70. (4) 71. (3) 72. (2) 73. (1) 74. (1)
75. (2) 76. (4) 77. (3) 78. (2) 79. (3) 80. (2) 81 (3)
82 (4) 83 (2) 84. (2) 85. (3) 86. (1) 87. (2) 88. (4)
89. (3) 90. (4)

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