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Sri Chaitanya IIT Academy., India.

AP, TELANGANA, KARNATAKA, TAMILNADU, MAHARASHTRA, DELHI, RANCHI
A right Choice for the Real Aspirant
ICON Central Office , Madhapur – Hyderabad
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Time: 09.00am to 12.00 Max.Marks:300

Key & Solutions

MATHEMATICS:
1 2 2 4 3 3 4 1 5 2
6 2 7 2 8 3 9 3 10 3
11 1 12 2 13 2 14 4 15 2
16 2 17 1 18 1 19 3 20 4
21 -0096.00 22 0000.22 23 0014.00 24 0014.64 25 0004.00

PHYSICS:
26 3 27 1 28 1 29 2 30 1
31 3 32 4 33 1 34 3 35 3
36 3 37 1 38 2 39 1 40 4
41 1 42 1 43 2 44 1 45 4
46 0002.00 47 0008.85 48 0006.25 49 1200.00 50 0001.00

CHEMISTRY:
51 1 52 3 53 2 54 1 55 3
56 1 57 1 58 3 59 1 60 2
61 3 62 3 63 1 64 2 65 2
66 3 67 3 68 2 69 4 70 1
71 0004.00 72 0004.00 73 0004.00 74 0200.00 75 0005.00

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MATHEMATICS
SOLUTIONS
1. For original A.P,
a = 5, d = 6
 for new A.P, a = 5, d = 12
2. 100th term of first series is 991
100th term of second series is 526
and hence largest term is 521
A 4  2
3.  and B 
x 100 x 100
  A  2. B
4. G.T, t n  t n 1  t n  2
 r2  r 1  0
1  5
r
2
G.T, r is +ve
5 1
r
2
 1  1 
5. Let S = 1   1     .....
 2  3 
 1  1  1  1   1  1 
 1   S  1    1  2    1  3  2  +…….
 2  2   2  3   2  3 
 1 1  1 1 1  9
=  1   2  ......    1   2  .....  =
 3 3  2 6 6  10
9
S
5
6. Conceptual
7. G.T
 x i  48 and
200
2 2
x i
 i  9
 x 
200  200 
 xi2
  9  (48) 2
200
  x i2  462600
8. From truth table

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9.       (, )  R
R is not reflexive
Clearly R is symmetric but not transitive.
 1 1  P 1 1 
10. 3 1   2  ......   1  2.  3. 2  .....   8
 4 4  4 4 4 
 
1 P 1 1 
 3   4 8
1 4 1 2
1
4
1 
 4
1 1
4   

 P 9
11.

C

A B


P
Let h be the height of pole
h
from triangle APB, tan    h  AB tan 
AB
 AB 
from triangle ABC, sin   AB  2a sin
2 2a 2

 h  2a sin tan 
2
12. a100  299.a 99
 299.298.a 98
 2999897......1. a1
 log 2 (a100 )  99  98  97  ....1
= 4950
13. Conceptual
14. P(x  50)  P(x  51)
100 C50 (P)50 (1  P)50 100 C51 (P)51 (1  P) 49
1  P 50
 
P 51
51
P
101
1 a 1  2a
15. 0  1,0   1,
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1  2a 1 a
0  1, 0  1
4 4
1 1
 a
2 2
16. G.T nP = 4, npq= 2
1 1
 q  ,p  ,n  8
2 2
Ans. = P(x  2)
 1   P(x  0)  P(x  1)
1 247
 1  8  8 C0 8 C1  
2 256
2
17. 1  a  0a  R
ab = ba  symmetric
here (-2,0)  R and (0,3)  R
but (-2,3)  R
R is not transitive
18. From truth table
19. Conceptual
2
20. Number of relations = 2 n = 225
n(n  1)
Number symmetric relations = 2  215 .
2
1
21. Here, t n 
n(n  1)(n  2)(n  3)
1
Let Vr 
r(r  1)(r  2)
 Vr  Vr 1  3t r
1
 t r  (Vr  Vr 1 )
3
n
1 n
  t r   (v r  vr 1 )
r 1 3 r 1
1
 (v1  vn 1 )
3
 f (n)  (n  1)(n  2)(n  3)
22. Let AC = BC = h
 AP = 4h

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B

C


P
A
From diagram
1 1
tan   and tan      
4 2
1
 tan  1
 4   tan   2
1 9
1  tan  2
4
23. G.T. 0 < y < x < 2y
 ascending order of given data is
x - y, y, x, 2x + y
Range = 28  (2x + y) - (x – y) = 28
 x + 2y = 28
yx
Median = 10   10  x  y  20
2
By solving, y = 8, x = 12
4x  y
 mean =  14
4
24.
B C

450
300
O A D
Let AB = height of vertical pole = 20
AB
From OAB , tan 450 
OA
 OA  AB  20
Let C be the new position of bird
Let BC = x
20
From OCD , tan 300 
x  20
 x  20  3 1 
distance
Speed =
time
 20  
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2
25  5 
25. (x i )     2
5 5
 (2x i  7)  2(x i )  4
PHYSICS
m 21.2
26.    10.6s
b 2
E  E 0e t/ 
 0.1  e  t/10.6
e t/10.6  10
t
  ln10
10.6
t = (10.6) (2.302) = 24.4s
F0 / m
27. A
2
2 2 2  b d 
( 0   d )  
 m 
When d  0 ,
F /m F
A 0  02
(02 ) 2 m0
When d  0 ,
F0 / m F
A 
2 2
4 b 2 2 b
d    d md d   
m m
b
28. In case of critical damping,  0
2m
b k
 
2m m
 b  2 mk
b  2 0.5  200  20kgs 1
29. We know E  E 0e t/ 
E
E 0
2
E
 0  E 0e t /
2
 e 4/   2
Taking natural logarithms on both the sides

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4
 ln 2

4
  5.77s
ln 2
Now, Q  0  (2f )  2  3.14  262  5.77  9.5  103
30. Work done = Area 021 – Area 043
1 1
 (V2  V1 )(P0  P0 )  (V4  V3 )(P2  P0 )
2 2
1 1  (P  P ) 
 (100  103 )(2  105 )   2 0 (V2  V1 )  (P2  P0 )
2 2  (P0  P1 ) 
1  105 
4
 10   5
 100  103  (105 )J
2  2  10 
 104  2500  7500J
Q
31. We know, Coefficient o Performance, COP =
W
And Q = mL and latent heat of fusion of water, L = 334×103 JKg -1
COP  W 5  3.6 106
Hence, m    53.8Kg
L 334 103
32. The maximum temperature will occur at point A and minimum temperature will accurate
point B of the cycle, so at point A
PA VA 2 2 +1 4 + 2
= 2 + cos 450 = =
PB VB 2 2
2
 4+ 2 
nRTA = PA VA =   P0 V0
 2 
Similarly at point B
PB VB 4 2
  2  cos 450 
P0 V0 2
2
 4+ 2  TA  4  2 
nRTB = PB VB =  P V
 0 0   
 2  TB  4 2 

33. When final image is formed at infinity.

Length of the tube = v0  f e
 15  v0  3  v0  12cm

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1 1 1
For objective lens 
f 0 v0 u0
1 1 1
    u0  2.4cm
(2) ( 12) u0
1 1.22
34. Minimum angular separation   
R.P. d
1.22  5000  10 10
 0.3  10 6 rad
2
35. The direction in which the first minima occurs is  (say).Then e sin    or e   or,

  (   sin  when  small)
e


e


Width of the central maximum = 2b  e  2b.  e
e
36. Position of first minima = position of third maxima i.e.,
1  1D (2  3  1)  2 D
  1  3.5 2
d 2 d
37. The experimental setup is in a liquid, therefore the wavelength of light will change.
 6300
liquid  air 
 1.33
6300  1016
 m
1.33
Fringe width
 liquid D  air D 6300  1010 1.33
    3
d d 1.33 10
 6.3  104 m
1 I 1
38. I '  cos 2   or cos     550
2 6 3
39. No light is emitted from the second polaroid, so P1 and P2 are perpendicular to each other

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P3

 900  
P1 P2

Let the initial intensity of light is I0. So intensity of light after transmission from first
I
polaroid = 0 .
2
I
Intensity of light emitted from P3 I1 0 cos 2 
2
Intensity of light transmitted from last polaroid i.e. from
I
P2  I1 cos 2 (900  )  0 cos 2 .sin 2 
2
I0 I
 (2sin  cos ) 2  0 sin  2
8 8
40. fig a: Y  A  B
 A.B
Fig b: Y  A.B
 A B

41. The situation is as shown in the figure. As the point O lies on broad, side position with
respect to both the magnets. Therefore,
N

BH
S B1 S
B2

N N

S
The net magnetic field at point O is
Bnet  B1  B2  BH
 M m M 
Bnet  0 31  0 32  BH  0 3 (M1  M 2 )  BH
4 r 4 r 4r
Substituting the given values, we get

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7
4   10
Bnet  2 3
[1.2  1]  3.6  10 5
4  (10  10 )
107
 3
 2.2  3.6  105
10
 2.2  104  0.36  105
 2.2  104  0.36  104
 2.56  104 Wb / m 2
m 50  250  10  3600
42. E  nAVt  nA t  3
 6  10 4
d 7.5  10
43. V  VCE  I C R L
 15  7  I C  2  103  ic  4mA
i 4
   C  iB   0.04mA
iB 100
44. n e  8  1018 / m 3 , n h  5  1018 / m 3
m2 m2
 e  2.3 ,  h  0.01
volt  sec volt  sec
 n e  n h , so semiconductor is N – type.
1
Also conductivity    e(n e e  n h  h )
Resistivity()
1
  1.6  1019 [8  1018  2.3  5  1018  0.01]

   0.34  m
45. Given circuit is a NOT gate. When A is made positive, transistor is ON drawing
maximum current to collector.
So, VB  0 for the time A is positive.
12
46. With battery polarity, D 2 is off. So, I   2A
4 2
47. In electromagnetic waves, electric energy density is equal to magnetic energy density.
Total energy density = 2  electric energy
1 
 2   0E 2 
2 
 2  12  8.854  1012  (720) 2
 4.58  106 J / m3
c
48. Optical source frequency f 

9
 3  10 / (800  10 )  3.8  1014 Hz
8

Bandwidth of channel (1% of above) = 3.8  1012 Hz

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Number of channels = (Total bandwidth of channel)/ (Bandwidth needed per channel)
(a) Number of channels for audio signal)
 (3.8  1012 ) / (8  103 )  4.8  108
R V d
49. Vc  R c
d 
4
r
50. Vt   Vt  r 4
8

CHEMISTRY
51. PVC - Manufacture of rain coats
Glyptal - Paints and Lacquers
Bakelite- Electrical switches
Urea – formaldehyde resin - Laminated sheets
52. Novestrol – Antifertility
Amino glycosides – Bacterostatic
Chloroamphenicol – Bactericidal
Soframicine – Antiseptic
53.

54. II – Starch present in cerals & roots,

III   D glucose and   D glucose is anomers
IV - Allose, Altrose and Talose reducing sugars these are monosaccharide
55. I – Freon 12  CCl2 F2  is one of the most common ions in industrial use

II -
III - When carbon tetrachloride is released into the air it rises to the atmosphere and
depletes the ozone layer
IV – CH2Cl2 is used as a solvent
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(i) HCN / H3O+

(ii) Red phosphurus / HI

57. Refer NCERT(States of matter)

58. For one molecule = E  h
For 1.5 moles = E  1.5  6.023  1023  h
= 1.5  6.023  1023  6.626  10 34  7.5  1014
= 4.48  105 J

59. Ice  water

(more volume) (less volume)
On increasing pressure, equilibrium shifts forward.
Catalyst
60. CO  H 2  H 2 O  CO 2  2H 2
  
Watergas

61. This is how cement is setted following hydration

62. Primary pollutants are SO 2 ,SO3 ,CO, NO . Secondary pollutants are O3 ,HCHO, PAN
63. It is less soluble in blood than nitrogen under high pressure.
64. Discharge reaction Pb (s)  PbO 2(s)  2H 2SO 4  2PbSO 4  2H 2O
65. CrO2 , Ni & Co are ferromagnetic while Fe3O4 is ferrimagnetic
66. Due to poor schielding of (n – 2)f – electrons, the size of Zr and Hf are same
67. Thorium (90) [Rn]5f 0 6d 2 7s 2
69. Efficiency of catalyzing property is inversely proportional to activation energy.
4
70.  t  0
9
71. Refer in NCERT Text Book
72. Refer in NCERT Text Book
3.929+4.0
73. =3.9645=4.0
2
(rounded off to the measurement with lowest number of decimal point)
74. n  2dsin 
1
2  100  2  d   d  200pm
2
5 2
75. Mn 3d 4s
Mn 2 3d 5 (i.e.) 5 unpaired electrons because H 2 O is week field ligand and does not force
to pairing.

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