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PART TEST – III
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PAPER – 1
TEST DATE: 15-12-2019
ANSWERS, HINTS & SOLUTIONS

Physics PART – I
SECTION – A
1. A
C C
Sol. Amplitude of two waves at point ‘P’ is & respectively, where ‘C’ is a constant
r1 r2
C
Let, y1  sin  kr1  t 
r1
C
y2  sin  kr2  t 
r2
y = y1 + y2
C
= sin  kr1  t   sin kr2  t  
r
2C k
 cos  r1  r2  .sin kr  t 
r 2
2. C
Sol. 1 = 0 sin (1t + /2)
2 = 0 sin (2t + 3/2)
For 1 = 2
cos 1t =  cos 2t
cos (1t) = cos(  2t)
(1 + 2)t = 
 1 1 
2  t  1
 T1 T2 
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L0 25L0
Where T1  2 , T2  2
g g
5 L0
t
6 g
3. C
1
Sol. Tan  =
4
R g/2
 2 7 3
v1  x 2 .2R  x12 .R   R 
3   48 v1  R
 19 3 V2 2 R
v 2   x 32 .3R  x 22 .2R   R
3   48
V3 3 R
 37  3
v 3  R2 .4R  x 23 .3R   R
3   48
So, m  v1  v 2  2   v3  3  R
R2  3g  R3 3g
0  4R   156   
3  2  48  2 
39
Density of cone, 0 = 
16
4. D
Sol. v 1r 1 = v 2r 2 …(1) v2
GMm0 m0 v12
 M
r12 R1 A B
r1 r2
GMm0 m0 v 22
 m0
r22 R2 v1
R1 v12 r12
So,  =1
R 2 v 22 r22
5. B, D
1 1 1
Sol.  
v u f
dv v 2 du
 2 =8 m/s
dt u dt
v f
mT   
u f u
f
hi  h0
f u
dhi fh0 du 20  0.2  2 2
   cm/s
dt (f  u)2 dt 100 25
6. B, D
Sol. Use the concepts of refraction and TIR.
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7. C, D
Sol. t1
90  
t2
P

8. A, D
z3
Sol. a
n4
n3
T
z2
9. A, D
hc
Sol. E 

hc
E  (in eV)
(in nm)
10. B, C
2
ma2  a  2 8 2
Sol. I  m   m( 2a)  ma
6  2 3
a a 3a
d  
2 2 2 2 2
I 8 2a
T  2  2
2mgd 9 g
11. A, B, C, D
Sol. Q = K
and use basic concept
12. A, B, C
Sol. In equilibrium
4 mg sin  = kx0
k = 120,000 N/m
1 k 60
f  Hz
2 2m 2
New amplitude = 20/2 = 10 cm
SECTION – C
13. 00016.00
Sol. For refraction only
2 1 2  1
  …(i)
v u R
v = 10 cm
Differentiate equation (i) w.r.t. time
 dv 1 du
 22  0
v dt u2 dt
dv 1 v 2 du 4
 2
  1 6  8 m/s (towards left)
dt 2 u dt 1 3
The velocity of image formed after refraction is 8 m/s (towards left)
The velocity of image formed after reflection and then refraction = 8 m/s (towards right).
The relative velocity between two images formed = 16 m/s
14. 00001.62
Sol. Path difference at ‘O’ = (1  2)t = 4.5  106 m
2
Hence phase difference  =  r  20

I I
Now, I1  0 and I2  0
16 25
2
So, I   I1  I2 
= 1.62 W/m2
15. 00001.88
Sol. Let ‘x’ is the displacement of block from its equilibrium position.
d2 x kx
m 2  kx 
dt 21
d2 x  22k 
2
  x
dt  21m 
21m
T  2  1.88 sec
22k
16. 00008.00
F
Sol. v1   25 m/s
1
F
v2   20 m/s
2
 v  v1  2
Ar   2 A  mm
 v  v  i 9
 2 1 
 2v 2  16
At    Ai  mm
 v 2  v1  9
A
 t 8
Ar
17. 00012.80
I
Sol. T  2
mgd
TP IP dq
So  .
Tq dP Iq
6 16 dq
 
10 25 dp
dq 9
 …(1)
dp 16
dq + dp = 20 …(2)
64
 dp  = 12.80
5
18. 00002.50
dv
Sol. A  kx  mg
dy
4  10 2
5  2  102   80x
2  10 3
2
x m  2.50 cm
80
Chemistry PART – II
SECTION – A
19. A
Sol. Meq of I2 = meq of Na2S2O3 = 60 × 0.2 = 12
12  E
Wt. of I2 liberated 
1000
EIt
Also, W 
96500
EIt 12  E
 
96500 1000
I  193 12
 
96500 1000
I = 6 amp.
20. B
Sol. 2N2O5  4NO 2  O2
t0 10 0 0
t 6 8 2
[N2O5] left = 6 M.
Rate of reaction = 2 × 10-5 × 6 = 12 × 10 – 5 M sec-1
Rate of formation of NO2 = 4 × 12 × 10-5 = 4.8 × 10 – 4 M sec-1
21. A
1
T2  V1 
Sol.  
T1  V2 
5
1
T2  40  3

300  5 
2/3
T2  300   8 
2/3
T2  300  23  
T2 = 1200 K.
22. B
P o  PS nB
Sol. o

P nB  n A
100  80 nB
 
100 nB  nA
WB
20 60
 
100 WB 90

60 18
WB  75 g
23. B, C
2 2
Sol. NiCl4  and MnCl4  are tetrahedral complexes.
24. A, C, D
Sol. N2O is a neutral oxide.
25. B, C, D
Sol. ClO2 does not dimerise.
Cl2O 6  H2O  HClO3  HClO 4
I2O 5  5CO  5CO 2  I2
Liquid IF5 self ionizes and therefore conducts electricity.
2IF5  IF4  IF6
26. A, C, D
Sol. Hg22 and Ag+ give white ppt. with dil. HCl.
27. B, D
Sol. 2Pb NO 3 2 

 2PbO  4NO2  O2
2PH3  3HgCl2  Hg3P2  6HCl
28. A, B, C, D
Sol. All the reactions are correct. XeF4 fluorinate Pt.
29. A, C, D
Sol. SnS is soluble in yellow ammonium sulphide.
30. A, C
Sol. In aluminothermic process Cr2O3 is reduced by Al.
In Van-Arkel process impure Ti is purified by reacting with I2.
SECTION – C
31. 00032.84
W 38
Sol. V  RT   0.5 atm
M 76
W RT
M
V
0.2  0.0821 300  1000

300  0.5
= 32.84
32. 00001.28
2+
Sol. Initial meq. of Cu = 50 × 1 × 2 = 100
Electricity passed = 0.965 × 3600 = 3474 C
2+ 3474  1000
No of meq of Cu discharged  = 36
96500
Meq of Cu2+ remained = 100 – 36 = 64
64
N   1.28
50
33. 00083.75
7
Sol. C2H6  g    2CO2  g   3H2O   
O2  g  
2
Hor   Hof Products    Hof Reactants 
1564.25  2   395   3   286    HofC2H6 
Hof C2H6  83.75 kJ mol1
34. 00046.06
0.693
Sol. k
13.86
2.303 10
t log
k 1
2.303  13.86

0.693
= 46.06
35. 00013.25
1
Sol. Meq of Na2CO3 in 25 ml = meq of H2SO4  20  2
10
Meq of Na2CO3 in 250 ml = 20
20  53
wt of Na2CO3   1.06 g
1000
1.06
% of Na2CO3   100  13.25
8
36. 00024.63
PV
Sol. Z
nRT
V ZRT 0.8  0.0821 300
 
n P 8
= 2.463 litre/mole
Volume of 10 mol of the gas = 24.63 litre.
Mathematics PART – III
SECTION – A
37. A
Sol. 1, r, r2, ….. , r2m are in G.P.
1 + r2m > 2.rm
r + r2m1 > 2.rm
r2 + r2m2 > 2.rm
3 2m3 m
r +r > 2.r
.
.
.
Hence 1 + r + r2 + …… + r2m > 2(rm + rm + …. m times) + rm
 1  r 2m 1  m m m
  > 2m.r + r = (2m + 1).r
 1 r 
(2m + 1)rm.(1  r) < 1  r2m+1.
38. A
Sol.  +  = a,  = –(a + b)  (1 + )(1 + ) = ( + ) +  + 1 = –(a + b) + a + 1 = (1 – b)
 2  2  1 2  2  1    1 2   12
 2  2  
  2  b   2  b    12   b  1    1 2   b  1
   12   12  1  1  
=  =   1
   1    1  1      1  1  1          
39. C
n 1  2
r  1  r  n  r  n 1
 r  1 r  n 1
 r 1 r  n 1 1
Sol. y =  n  =  n  = n  n
r 1  n  r  n Cr r 1 
nr n Cr  r 1 
n
Cr 1 Cr  n
Cn C1 n
Cr
 r 1 
40. B
4x 2 y 4x y
Sol. 2
y   2
and 1 + 4x2  4x   1  y  x
1  4x x 1  4x x
Similarly, x  z and z  y. Hence, x = y = z
41. A, C
a  b  1  ab   a  b  2Re  ab    1  a b  2Re  ab   =  1  a 1  b 2   0
2 2 2 2 2 2 2
Sol.
ab
Hence, |a – b| < 1  ab  1
1  ab
42. B, D
Sol. x, a1, a2, ….. , a2n, y are in A.P.
 yx 
d=  
 2n  1 
2n 2n
(2n + 1) =  ar    x  rd 
r 1 r 1
= 2nx + n(2n + 1)d = n(2x + y  x)
 1 
(2n + 1) = (x + y)n  n =  
 x  y  2
1  1  2n 
x+y2= ; x+y=  
n  n 
43. A, D
6
Sol. n(s) = (675n  2)
Let k be the middle number
 numbers are k  2, k  1, k, k + 1, k + 2
2 2
 3k =  or k = 3
3
also 5k = q
152 = q3   = 153
2 6 3 6 6
15.15 . = q  k = 3.225  k = 675
6 6 6
 k  {675, 675.1 , 675.2 , …. , 675.n }
 n1 
 n(E) = (n + 1)  P(E) =  6 
 675n  2 
44. A, B, D
      x y z 6
Sol. r1  r2  r1  r2 cos   cos  = 1. Hence, r1 and r2 are collinear vectors    
a b c 5
45. A, D
3
Sol. When cos x < 0, x2 + cos x – 1 = x2 – 1 – cos x  cos x = 0  x 
2
 3 5  2 2  3 5 
When x   ,  , cos x > 0, x + cos x –1 = x – 1 + cos x   x   , 
 2 2   2 2 
 3 5 
 x , 
2 2 
46. B, D
Sol. (x4 + x2 – 2) – (a + 1)x (x2 – 1) = 0,
(x2 + 2)(x2 – 1) – (a + 1)x (x2 – 1) = 0
(x2 – 1)(x2 – (a + 1)x + 2) = 0
 x2 – (a + 1)x + 2 = 0 have atleast one positive real root
D  0  (a + 1)2 – 8  0
 
 a  ,  1  2 2   2 2  1,  and since  = 2
Hence, both root, should be positive  (a + 1) > 0  a > –1  a  2 2  1,  

47. B, C, D
3
Sol. , ,  are roots of equation x + ax + a = 0   +  +  = 0,  +  +  = a,  = –a
 2 2  2
Also, 3 = –a( + 1), 3 = –a( + 1), 3 = –a(r + 1)     8
  
3 3 3
   +   +   + 8 = 0, –a( + 1) – a( + 1) – a( + 1) – 8a = 0
–a( +  +  +  +  +  + 8) = 0, a  0   +  +  + ( +  + ) + 8 = 0
a + 8 = 0  a = –8  x3 – 8x – 8 = 0  x  2, 1  5
48. A, B, C, D
5
Sol. 7, g1, g2, g3, g4, –7 are in G.P.  –7 = 7r  r = –1  g2 = g4 = 7 and g1 = g3 = –7
2 2 2 2
Hence, equation are x – 14x + 49 = 0  (x – 7) = 0 and x + 14x + 49 = 0  (x + 7) = 0
 x =  7 are roots.
SECTION – C
49. 00163.00
Sol. wr = zr = 3 + 504i, let zr = 3i + kr(a + ib)
5
  zr  15i  k  a  ib  when k = kr.
r 1
 b/a = 163 is the slope of the line L
50. 00000.75
Sol. Will reach at A(2, 2) either in four steps of different combination EENN
4! 432
=  = 6 ways
2!2! 22
(or) in 6 steps:
EEENNW (or) EENNNS
st
Where (EENN in any order cannot come in 1 four steps since that it is at point A)
 6! 4!   654 
 Number of ways = 2    2 = 2  6  2  = 96
 3!2! 2!2!   2 
6 96 3
 Probability = 4  6 
4 4 64
51. 00184.00
Sol. If 9x has leftmost digit as 9 and number of digit is m then 9x1 i.e. (9x  9) will have leftmost digit 1
and number of digits remain same m.
Where as if 9x has leftmost digit other than 9, then and number of digits is m then on division by 9
i.e. in 9x1 number of digit changes to (m  1).
 every time number of digits increases by 1 by multiplying by 9 then the number was not having
left most digit as 9.
Now 9 = 9 (1 digit number)
94000 has leftmost digit is 9 and number of digits is 3817
 number of digit increases from 1 to 3817
Hence 3816 numbers are not starting with 9 (i.e. leftmost digit is not 9)
and rest 4000  3816 = 184 number are which have left most digit as 9
52. 00364.00
 14 
Sol. f(52, 14) = f(14, 52) =  1   .f(14, 38)
 24 
26  14  26 19  14 
= 1   f 14,24    1   f 14,10   364
19  24  19 12  10 
53. 00571.60
Sol. Let z = a + ib b
 z   z  40
 0 < Re    1 , 0 < Im    1,
 40   40 
 40   40  (0, 20)
0 < Re    1 , 0 < Im   1
 z   z 
 0 < a, b < 40 and 0 < 40a < a2 + b2 and 0 < 40b < a2 + b2
2 2 2 2 2
 (a  20) + b > 20 and a + (b  20) > 20 (20, 0) 40 a
1 2 1 
Required area = 40  40  (20)2 – 2     20    20  20 
 4 2 
= 1600  400 + 200  400
= 1200  200 = 200(6  ) = 571.6
54. 00580.00
Sol. From origin all distance parallel to x-axis are
12 32 52 72 372 392 C B
x     ....  
2 2 2 2 2 2
1
= ((2) (4) + (2) (12) + (2) (20) + ….. + (2) (76))
2
O A
= 4(1 + 3 + 5 + …..+19) = 4(100) = 400
1 2
y= (2  42 + 62  82 + 102  122 + ….. + 382  402)
2 D E
1
= ((2) (6) + (2) (14) + (2) (22) + ….. + (2) (78))
2
= 2(3 + 7 + 11 + 15 + ….. + 39)
 10 
= 2   3  39   =  420
 2 
Point will be (400, 420) its distinct from origin
d=  400 2   420 2  10 1600  1764
= 10 3364 = 580 units

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Mathematics PART – III

Hence, both root, should be positive  (a + 1) > 0  a > –1  a  2 2  1,  

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