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Sec: Jr. IIT_IZ CUT-16 Date: 04-12-17 Time: 07:30 AM to 10:30 AM 2012_P2 Max.Marks:198
KEY SHEET
PHYSICS 1 A 2 D 3 B 4 B 5 B
6 B 7 C 8 D 9 B 10 B
11 A 12 C 13 C 14 A 15 AD
16 ABCD 17 D 18 ABD 19 ABC 20 BD
CHEMISTRY
21 A 22 A 23 D 24 B 25 C
26 B 27 B 28 A 29 A 30 B
31 B 32 C 33 C 34 A 35 AB
36 ABC 37 BD 38 ABC 39 ABD 40 BD
MATHS
41 C 42 A 43 B 44 A 45 A
46 B 47 B 48 B 49 B 50 A
51 C 52 D 53 B 54 D 55 AB
56 ABC 57 AC 58 D 59 ABCD 60 ABD
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SOLUTIONS PHYSICS
1. Considering the vertical motion, the time travel from A to B is 2 /t h g . In this time,
the particle must make an integral number of rotation, say n . Considering the
horizontal motion, distance covered 2 rn ut
2. When a particle undergoes normal collision with a floor of a wall, with coefficient of
restitution e , the speed after collision is e times the speed before collision. Thus in
this case, the change in momentum for the first impact is 1ep - -p p e , for the
second impact it is 1e ep ep ep e and so on. The total change in momentum is
21 1 .....p e e e e
3. 1 2 3, 3 / 2, / 2a g a a g
4. 2 2 2 /ca k rt v r or v krt
The tangential acceleration is 1dva krdt
The net tangential force on the particle t tma mkr F
Work is done on the particle only by tangential forces, as the radial forces are
perpendicular to v
the power delivered to the particle 2 21F v mkr krt mk r t
5. In sliding without friction and in rolling without slipping, no work is done against
friction Hence, kinetic energy = loss in gravitational potential energy. In rolling with
slipping, some energy is lost in doing work against friction and kinetic energy is less
than the loss in potential energy
6. 2ev Rg
At the surface of the planet, sGMV
R
At the centre of planet, 32cGMV
R
212 s cmv m V V
Or 2
2 32 12 2
evGM GMv RgR R
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7. The air pressure is greater inside the smaller bubble 4 /S r . Hence, air flows
from the smaller to the larger bubble
8. As 2v r and the mass of the drop 3m r , its momentum 5p mv r . Here 52 32
9,10. The velocity of particle changes sign at 1sect
Distance from 0 2sect to t is
0 1
1 2
vdt v dt
0 1
3 2 3 2
1 2
3 3 32 2
t t t t m
Distance from 2
0
0 2sect to t is v dt
2
3 2
0
22
t t m
13.
2A j
2units
14.
3B j
3units
15.
u
v
V
L
As the block does not move, the ball moves along a circular path of radius l . The
centre of mass of the system always lies somewhere on the string
Let v speed of ball when the string makes an angle with the horizontal
2 21 1 sin2 2
mv mu mg
The horizontal component of 2sin 2 sinv V u gl
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For V to be maximum 0dVd
, which gives 2
sin3ugl
16. Consider the vertical motion of the particle after entering the compartment. Let it
reach the floor in time t.
213.2 10 0.82
t or t s
Due to the velocity component u, which remains constant, it covers a distance of 2.4m
in 0.8s
2.4 3 /0.8
mu m ss
Due to the velocity v , point B must move forward by 16m in 0.8s
16 20 /0.8
mv m ss
17. In rolling without slipping, at constant speed, there is no force of friction between the
surfaces
Therefore removing the pin causes no change to the system
18. For a pulley with mass, the strings on its two sides do not have the same tension
when in motion
Also, the rotating pulley have some kinetic energy derived from the loss in potential
energy of the block B as it moves down
19. Tension in / 3BB T mg
Tension in 4 / 3A BA T T mg mg
4A BT T
Stress 2/T r S . Wire breaks when S = breaking stress
For , 4A B A Br r S S
A breaks before B
For 22 , BA B B
B
Tr r S
22 2
42
A B BA B
A BB
T T TS Sr rr
As the stresses are equal, either may break
20. Let 0 the angular velocity of the earth about its axis
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2 22424
or
Let the angular velocity of the satellite
2 21.51.5
or
For a satellite rotating from west to east (the same as the earth), the relative angular
velocity , 1 0
Time period of rotation relative to the earth 1
2 1.6h
For a satellite from east to west (opposite to the earth), the relative angular angular
velocity 2 0
Time period of rotation relative to the earth 2
2 2417
h
CHEMISTRY
21. At A and D the temperature of the gas will be equal, so 0, 0E H
Now 0 0 0 0 02 ln 2AB BC CD oW W W W p V p V p V
0 02 ln 2p V
22.
2BaCl Carbon2 2 4 4KO S K SO BaSO BaS
(A) (B) (C)
HCl
H2S (D)
23. cos( 1)ml
l l
24. a)intermolecular hydrogen bonded (true)
b)structure of anions are different 23CO trigonal planar 2sp
O
C
OO
2-
2
4SO -trigonal pyramidal ( 3sp ) (false)
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SOO
O
2-
c)
O=Xe
O
O
F
F no lone pair of electrons(false)
d)True 2 2374.4 ; 373.0D O k H O k
25. Meq of Cu+ = 0.72 100 1 = 72
Meq of 3NO = a 6 [nb of 3NO = 6; a = millimoles of 3NO ]
a 6 = 72 a = 12
Meq of 1 3
2 3NH OH NH
so millimoles of NH3 = 12 m moles
so volume of HCl = 120 ml
26.
ClBr/Na Ether
2Br hv.alc KOHBr
27. Conceptual
28.
2 3CHCH
2 2CHCHCl
C
Cl
H2Cl
hv
2 3CHCH
C
Cl
H
2 2CHCHCl
2 3CHCH
C
Cl
H2 3CHCH
C
Cl2CHCl CHCl
+
2 2CHCHCl+
Cl
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C
Cl
HC
Cl
H+
2 2CHCHCl+
3CH CH
2 2CHCHCl
Cl2 2CHCHCl
Achiral I and II would formed as pair of diastereomers
29. A) 35f bE E kJ
155 35 120 /fE kJ mol
B) At 300 K, 1/2t for the forward reaction is 2 hrs
1
1/2
ln 2 0.693 0.16.93
k hrt
ln ln aff f
Ek A
RT
ln ln aff f
EA k
RT
log log2.303
off f
EA k
RT
120 10001 19.92.303 8.314 300
Or 19 18 10fA hr
Also 0E
RTk Ae
1f b
HE Ef f fRT RT
b b b
k A AK e e
k A A
ln ln f
b
A HKA RT
35000ln 0.16 ln8.314 300
f
b
AA
5ln 12.2 2 10f f
b b
A AA A
14 15 4 10
2 10f
b
AA h
31. Molar mass of albumin can be calculated using following relation :
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22
w RTMV
----------------(i)
Given 1 12 1.08 , 0.0821w g R L atm K mol
5.85 50298 , ; 0.05760 1000
T K atm V L
Substituting these values in (i)
32. 35.85 101325 1 10 9.85760
h
27.958 10 7.958h m cm
33,34
Me
MeMe
Me Me
Me
2CH
3CH 3CH
3CH
3CH3CH
X (R) 03 0P 1Free radical
0Q 2Free radicalFree radical
Me
MeMe
MeMe
Me
2CH Cl
3CH 3CH
3CH
3CH3CHCl
Cl
Cl
H
3CH
3CH3CH
Cl
H
Dia
9 1=9 0 91 100 19.86%45.3
product
6 3.8 22.8 0 22.82 100 50.33%45.3
product
3 4.5 13.5 0 13.53 100 29.80%45.3
product
35. Conceptual
36. 2 3Trimetaborate ionBO
= all boron are 2sp
In 63 4Si O all the Si are in 3sp hybridization
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37. Conceptual
38. (A), (B), (C) are optically active due to absence of plane of symmetry and centre of
symmetry
39. A, B : due to covalent nature LiCl have low m.p. than NaCl and dissolve more in
organic solvent.
C: Both LiCl and Nacl ionizes completely in water.
D: Fused LiCl have more conductivity (166) than Nacl (133) due to small size of Li-1
40. A) Bond angle
B)
Cl Cl
N
Cl
;Cl Cl
P
Cl
;Cl Cl
As
Cl
;Cl Cl
Sb
Cl0106.8ClNCl 0100.3ClPCl 097.7ClAsCl
097.2ClSbCl
C) In 2OF
angle O S F = 1130
angle F S F = 980
D)
O= N =O
0180
2NO
; O= N =O0134
2NO
O=N =O0115
2NO
;
MATHS 41. Taking x = y = 1, we get
f 1 f 1 f 1 2
2f 1 f 1 2 0 f 1 2 f 1 1 0
f 1 2 (as f(1) > 0)
Taking y = 1, we get
f(x). f(1) – f(x) = x + 1
f(x) = x + 1 1f (x) x 1
1 2f (x).f (x) x 1
(C) is the correct answer.
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42. 2 3 2 31 10,1 0; 0 & . 1
1 1x xxx x x x
2 31 1 1 1
2 3
2 3
11 1 31tan tan tan tan11 41 .
11 not possible
xx x x
xx x xx x
x
43. = 0 i ≠ j and aij = (n – 1)2 + i i = j
Sum of all the element of 2n 1
2n
i 1
A [(n 1) i]
= (2n – 1) (n – 1)2 + (2n – 1)n = 2n3 – 3n2 + 3n – 1 = n3 + (n – 1)3
So, Tn = (–1)n [n3 + (n – 1)3] = (–1)n n3 – (–1)n-1 (n – 1)3 = Vn – Vn–1
102 102
3n n n 1 102 0
n 1 n 1T (V V ) V V (102)
102
nn 1
T2
520200
.
44. 2 21 1 1 1 2 2 2 24 4 0, 4 4 0D b a c D b a c
2 21 2 1 2 1 2a a c c b b the 2
3 1 2 1 2 1 24 0D b b a a c c 45. Let be a root of 0f x , so we have 0f and thus 0f f ,
0 0 0f .
We then have f x x x and thus 0, .
2f f x x x x x
We want such that 2x x has no real roots besides 0 and . We can easily find
that 0 4 .
46. an =
n ne
k 0
log 10 n!n! k! n k ! = ne nlog 10
2n!
= ne2 log 10
n!
Thus, a0 + a1 + a2 + . . . upto infinity is
= ne
n 0
2 log 10n!
= e2log 10e 100
(B) is the correct answer.
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47.
2 2,a a lies of y x
2 2 0 1,2aa a
2 2 0 1, 2aa a
48. 1 4001
4000a a
= 10 a1a4001 = 400
a1 + a4001 = 50
(a1 – a4001)2 = (a1 + a4001)2 – 4a1 a4001
|a1 – a4001| = 30
49,50 Writing the equations of the roads such that constant terms are positive
-x + 2y + 4 = 0 , -2x + y + 4 = 0
a1 a2 + b1 b2 = 4 > 0. Origin lies in the obtuse angle.
Bisectors of acute angle is 2 2
2 4 2 4( 1) 4 ( 2) 1x y x y
3x – 3y – 8 = 0.
Solving x + y +2 = 0
3x – 3y – 8 = 0
P 1 7,3 3
51,52 3 2 21 45 0 3, 3,5
3 26 9 4 0
2 16 9 4 0A A I A
1 21 6 94
A A A I
53,54
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A
B C
F
E
1
2
D
P 1
2
The position vectors of D and E are marked in figure.
The vector equation of CD and BE are
2 4 7 73
r r j k j k ....(i)
and 7 7 73
r i j k i j k ....(ii)
respectively.
CD and BE intersect at point P. At their point of intersection, we must have
2 4 7 7 7 7 73 3
i j k j k i j k i j k
7 7 71 1 , 2 13 3 3
and 74 1 73 3
6 / 7 and 3 / 7
Substituting the value of in (i) or that of in (ii), we obtain the position vector 1r of
point P as, 1 3 r i j k
Now, 1area of 2
ABC AB AC
1 3 2 22
i j k i j k 7 2 sq unit.2
Volume of the tetrahedron ABCF
13
(area of the base) height
1 7 2 723 2 3
cubic units
We have, 7 7 AB AC j k
Since, PF is parallel to
AB AC and 2PF units.
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7 7
249 49
j kPF j k
. of
PV F j k
. of 3 4 P V F j k i j k i k
Vector equation of AF is,
2 2 4 2 2r i k i k j k
2 2 2 r i k i k .
55. When x 1 When x > 1
h 1 7f 1
3 1
p
Ltp
xf 1
p p
p
h x 7g xx x
x
P3x 17
x
h 1 77
4
g 17
7
h 1 21 g 1 49
g 1 h 1 28
g 1 h 1 70
56.
Y
XMo
( , ( ))x x ( , ( ))Q y y
( )y f xR
P
T
Take , ; ,p x x Q y y be any two points the curve y x
Let ‘R’ divides the line segment PQ in the ratio 2:1 then 22 ,3 3
x yx yR
Clearly TM > RM
223 3
x yx y
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Equality holds iff x is a linear function. x ax b ' 0 1 1a 0 2 b = 2 2x x
57. By IVP,
f 0 f 1f c ,0 c 1
2 by
11 1
12 2
1 1LMVT,f 1/2 f 0 f c ,0 c2 2
1 1f 1 f 1/2 f c , c 12 2
Subtracting, we get,
1 12 1 112 1f c f c c c1f 1 f 0 2f f c 0
2 2 2
(UsingLMVT)
1f 1 f 0 2f
2
58. Let h x g x 4f x . Verify RT in 2,4
h 2 g 2 4f 2 32
h 4 g 4 4f 4 32
1h x 0 for at least one x 2,4 1 1g x 4f x for at least one x 2,4 59. 0, 2x are critical points
0, 1x are points of inflection
0x is the point where f x has cusp
60.
r x
c x
x
y
O
c x r x 3 3x
The number of phones per day 1268, 4732 for no loss
2 2dc dr xdx dx
Maximum profit when number of phones is 3414