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INDIA
JR.IIT-Z (IZ) CO-SPARK
Time: 3 hrs

Date: 10-01-15
Max. Marks: 360

JEE-MAIN
2011 Model

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30.

60

90

SOLUTIONS
1.

PHYSICS

I1
; I max
I2
I min

I1 I 2

2.

Conceptual

3.

2
nR R D nB B D

d
d

I1 I 2

nR B 5200 2

nB R 7800 3
or
Therefore 2nd of red coincides with 3rd blue.

4.
5.

t
Dx =( m2 - m1 ) t = 3 - 4 t =
2
3
6
2
Velocity of light is perpendicular to the wavefront.

D
,
d

6.

1 Fringe width
when the apparatus is immersed in a liquid, and hence is
reduced (refractive index) times.
10 = (5.5)
D
D
10 ' (5.5)
d
d
or
10

' 5.5
or
or
= 1.8

7.

I max

I min

I 2 I1

I 2 I1

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8.

4 x = ( - 1)t
For = 1, x = 0 l = maximum = l0
As increases path difference x also increases

2
For x = 0 to , intensity will decrease from l0 to zero.

2
The for x =
to , intensity will increase from zero to l 0,
and so on.

9.

Fringe shift

D
( 1)t
d

Fringe width

D
2D
2
( 1)t
. 1
d
d
t

Given,

10.

2D

l
y
=
d D
Where d is slit width and D is the distance between the slit and the screen.

5000 10- 10 0.5 10- 3


=
x
2
11.

W
in

D
d D
,

d
is doubled and

w
is halved, so fringe width

D
d

will be four times.

finally the fringe width is given by


12.

P1 I1 f 0

I1

image formed by objective,


will be at second focus of it and the image should
be at first focus of eyepiece to form final image at infinity.
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I1 P2 f e
PP
1 2 f 0 f e 36
f0
5
fe
Given,

f 0 30cm
On solving,
13.

f e 6cm
and

I1 I 2 I ( say )
When width of slits are equal,
If width of one slit is more, intensity due to that slit will increase, say

I1 I

KI

I 2 KI
and

I max ( I1 I 2 )2 I (1 K )2 4 I
I min ( I1 I 2 ) 2 I ( K 1) 2 0
Intensities of maxima and minima are increased.
14.

3
From the ray diagram of compound microscope, it is clear that intermediate image is
real , inverted and magnified.

15.

D
b

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Because of the first minima,

b sin

or

y
b( )
( as sin tan )
D

Path difference between BP and AP (rays)

yb

D
( )

Corresponding phase difference

16.
17.

2
)x 2

1.22 600 10 - 9
q=
15
200 10- 2
6

= 1.44 10-7 rad

I1 I

I2 4I
and

A( / 2),
At point

I A I1 I 2 2 I1 I 2 cos I 4 I 5 I
B( ),
At point

I B I 4I 4I I

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I A IB 4I
18.

2
For the same segment of Ydistance

n1 D1 n2 D2

d
d
n11 n2 2
n2 18

19.

n11
2

x n
( 1)t n
n = 1, 2, 3.

n
( 1)

For minimum value of t, n = 1

20.

2
( 1) (1.5 1)

4
If nth minima of 400 nm is coinciding with mth minima of 560 nm. Then,

(2m 1)

560
400
(2n 1)
2
2

(2n 1) 7 14 21

....
(2m 1) 5 10 15
4th minima of 400 nm will coincide with 3rd minima of 560 nm. Its location is given by

(2 4 1)(1000)(400 10 6 )
2 0.4

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= 14 mm.
Similarly, 11th minima of 400 nm will coincide with 8th minima 0f 560 nm. Its location is
given by

(2 11 1)(1000)(400 106 )
42mm
2 0.1
Minimum distance between two successive regions of complete darkness = 42 - 14 = 28
mm

21.

D
D
x .( n )
d
d

For constructive interference

D
.
d
y n n (0.05)

So,
0.20 = n(0.05)
n=4
22.

D
D (2n 1)
(x)
d
d
2

20(2n 1)

20

for n =1

PQ y
So,

20 19
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For
, the maximum path difference would be less than
observed on the screen.

24.
25.

1.22l 1.22 5.5 10- 10


q=
=
D
2.5 10 - 3
Conceptual

( 2l ) =( 10) ( ( d ) )
26.

10d 2
D=
2l

10 0.2 10 - 3
=
2 587.5 10- 9

0.4 10- 6
=
2 587.5 10- 9
0.4 103 400
=
=
=34cm
2 587.5 1175

27.

b 2 +D 2 - D =( 2n - 1)

l
2

b 2

D 1 +

- 1
D

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, so only one maxima will be

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D b 2
l
2 =( 2n - 1)

2
2
D
b2
( 2n - 1) l = D
28.

(n may be 1,2,3.)

I / I 1
I max
9 ( 1 2 )2
I min
I1 / I 2 1
I1
4
I2
On Solving,

A1
2
A2
Or
29.

(since,

I A2

3
x S 2 P S1 P
P

S1

5cm
S2

12 cm

(12) 2 (5) 2 12
= 1 cm

x
For minimum intensity,
30.

3 5
, , ..... etc
2 2 2

4
Conceptual

CHEMISTRY
31.

H3C

H3C
O
H3C

H2N

NH

C 6 H5

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N
H3C

NH C6H5

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4
32.

CH3CH = CH CHO

Benedict (Cu ) solution

CH3 CH = CH COOH

Benedict solution (solution of CuSO 4, sodium carbonate and sodium citrate) is


specific for oxidation of aldehydes.
4
33.

Conceptual

34.

Conceptual

35.

Conceptual

36.

Conceptual

37.

Conceptual

38.

Conceptual

39.

CH CH + CH3MgBr

CH C MgBr
CO2/H3O+

CH C

COOH is (EWG)

COOH

HgSO4/H2SO4

OHC CH2 COOH


Ag2O

HOOC CH2 COOH

2
H

40.
NH2 O

2H 2O

NH2 O

N
H

41.

Answer 1
O

CHO

KOH
50%

CO OH

C H 2O H

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no hydrogen atom
Undergo Cannizzaro
42.

Answer 2
1 Br is good leaving group and carbocation stabilize by allylic resonance.
CO

3 Nucleophilic attack fastest at


43.

due to presence of H.

Answer 1
NaBH4 reduces only carbonyl compounds.

44.

Conceptual

45.

Answer 2
O

O H
+ (H B r)

Br

46.

O H

O H

H
Br

O H

Conceptual

47.

Conceptual

48.

Answer 3
Ethylene glycol is protecting group for carbonyl.

49.

Conceptual

50.

Answer 1
O H
O + H

O H

N
N

O H

N
H
N

51.

Answer 4

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Br

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N H 2O H
+

H
Et O H

O H

O H

O H

H 2N O H

N O H
H

H
H 2O

N O H

N O H

52. Conceptual

53. Answer 3
Due to intramolecular hydrogen bonding
54. Answer 3
55. Conceptual
56. Answer 2
57. Answer 3
Increasing reactivity towards nucleophilic addition
58. Answer 1
59. Answer 2
60. Answer 3

MATHEMATICS
61.

4
Let a, b, c be the direction ratio of normal to the plane and plane is perpendicular to two
planes.

So,

2a 2b c 0

a
b c

3 3 0

so equation of the plane

1 2 1

3( x 1) 3( y 2) 0 x y 1 0

2
, now distance

62.

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a b 2c 0

2 2
.

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k.ar k k.k ar 0
r
k ( i j k) 0

r
i j 0 0
63.

2
also

so

6
AP =
AM = projection of

direction of

uuu
r
AP

in the

5
uuur
AB 3

PM 2 AP 2 AM 2
Now,

64.

25 29

9
9

PM
,

29
3

4
Let the direction ratio of normal to the plane (a, b, c) , So equation of plane is

a( x 1) b( y 1) c( z 2) 0

a (2 1) b(2 1) c (2 2) 0

the point (2, -2,2) lies on it so

ab

6x 2 y 2z 9

. Also plane is perpendicular to the plane

a ( x 1) a ( y 1) 2a ( z 2) 0

So

6a 2b 2c 0 c 2 a

So

x 1 y 1 2z 4 0 x y 2z 4 0
65.

x0 y0 z0

r
3
4
6

Equation of perpendicular to the plane from origin


(say for foot of
perpendicular) x=3r, y=4r,z=-6r this point lies in the plane so 3(3r)+4(4r) 6(-6r) +1=0

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66.

1
61

. So image

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6 8 12
, ,

61 61 61

4
The line joining the points A(3,8,3) and B (-3,-7,6) is perpendicular to both lines so AB is

270
line of shortest distance, Hence shortest distance
67.

l1i m1 j n1k
Unit vector along line (1):-

l2i m2 j n2 k
Unit vector along line (2) :-

l1 l2 i (m1 m2 ) j (n1 n2 )k
A Vector along angular bisector =

2 cos
Magnitude of the given vector

So, direction Cosine


68.

l1 l2 m1 m2 n1 n2
,
,

2 cos
2 cos
2 cos
2
2
2

2 x x 3 y y z 4 0

(2 x y ) x 3 y ( z 4) 0
2x y 0

x 3y z 4
and

So,
69.

x y z4

1 2
7

Line (1) in symmetric form

x b y z d

a
1
c

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and line (2) =

x b' y z d '

a'
1
c'

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ai j ck
A vector along line (1)
aa ' cc ' 1
perpendicular so
70.

a ' i j c ' k.
and a vector along line (2)

Both vectors

Equation of line P
z=r+2

x 2 y 1 z 2

r
1
1
1

(say for point Q ) x = r + 2, y = r 1,

This point lies in the plane 2(r+2)+1(r-1)+1(r+2)=9

r 1

so point Q (3,0,3). Now

3
distance PQ =
71.

10 x 2 100 x 2 10 10 x 10
Adding (i) and (iii) we get y=0 and z=3x
Possibilities of x are -3, -2, -1,0,1,2,3 So, 7 points.
72.

2
Conceptual

73.

l 2 m2 n2 1

now we can find minimum and maximum value of

l m

(l m n) 0
2

lm mn nl

using

m n n l 0
2

and
74.

A vector along line

x y z

3 4 2

3i 4 j 2k
is

and a vector along line

8i j 10k

x y z

4 2 3

4i 2 j 3k
is

8 x y 10 z 0

taking cross product vector along normal


equation of plane
. If
the a, b, c are direction ratio of normal to the required plane then
2a + 3b + 4c = 0 and 8a b 10c = 0 so direction ratio of normal by cross multiplication
=1, 2, 1 so equation x 2y + z = 0.
75.

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2i 3 j 4k

3i 4 j 5k

A vector along line (1) =

and a vector along line (2)

. Taking cross

r
n i 2 j k

product we get a vector along normal to the plane

, So normal has direction

x 2y z 0

ratio (-1,2,-1) equation of plane -1(x-1)+2(y-2)-1(z-3)=0

6 d 6

6
Hence, A=1 Now,
76.

1 2(2) 2(1)
1 4 4

5 10

x 1 y 2 z 1

k
1
2
2

(For foot of perpendicular) x = k + 1, y = 2k 2, Z = 2k + 1, this

point lies in the plane


77.

, Now equation of perpendicular from the point is

k 1 2 2k 2 2 2k 1 10
3

so point

8 4 7
, ,
3 3 3

3
The d.r of the normal to the plane is 3, 0, 4 . The equation of the plane is

1, 1, 1

3x 0y 4z d 0
since it passes through

Now distance of the plane

3x 4z 7 0

so;

d 7
7

0,0,0
from

is

3 2 42

7
unit
5

i 2 j k
78.

A vector along given line is

Now if

2
3

i 2 j 3k
and a vector along normal to the plane

is angle between line and plane then sin

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1 4 3

14. 5
2

(1 4 3 )
9

2
14.( 5) 14
2

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4 1 13
, ,
3 3 3

79.

Direction ratio of QR is 1,4,1 co-ordinate of P

Angle between QR and PT is

PS TS

Direction ratio of PT is 2,2,-1

1
2

and PT =1

( x y z 3) 0
80.

Equation of required plane is P=(x+2y+3z-2)+

2
3

1 x (2 ) y (3 ) z (2 3 ) 0
, its distance from (3,1,1) is

3(1 ) 2 3 2 3
2

3
( 1)2 (2 )2 (3 )2

7
4
( 2 ) 2
3 2 4 14 3 2
2
2
3 3 4 14

5 x 11y z 17 0
So,

(2 2, 1,3 )
81.

Any point B on line is

, point B lies on the plane for some

(2 2) ( 1) 3 3
4 6

3
5 9
B (1, , )
2
2 2

The foot of the perpendicular from point (-2,-1,0) on the plane is the point A (0,1,2)

of AB
82.

7 5
1, , 2, 7,5
2 2

Locus of

Hence ,

x y 1 z 2

2 7
5

is the line of intersection of the plane

D.R

.
and

the line is
83.

3l+m+5n=0, 6mn-2nl+5lm=0 .(2) Substituting the value of n from (1) in (2)


then

6l 2 9lm 6m 2 0

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l
l
6 9 6 0
m
m

l1 1

m1 2
and

l1
1
n1
From (1) we get ,

l2
2
n2
and

l1 m1 n1
1

1 2 1
6

l2 m2 n2
1

2 1 1
6

cos
,

84.

l2
2
m2

cos 1
6

Let the source of light be situated at A(a, o, o) . Let OA be the incident ray and OB
reflected ray,

AON NOB

. Direction ratio of OA are a, o, o and so its directions cosines

1, 0 , 0.

1 1 1
,
,
3 3 3

COS

Directions of ON

Let l, m, n be the directions cosines of OB

no
1

3
2 cos
2

85.

86.

and
Conceptual

So,

l 1
1

3
2 cos
2

mo
1

3
2 cos
2

1 2 2
, ,

3 3 3

Let the equation of the plane be

3p

2
3

x y z
1
a b c

1
1
1 1 1
2 2 2 2
9p
a b c
1 1 1
2 2
2
a b c
.

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its distance from origin is 3p.

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Clearly (1) cuts the axes at A (a, o, o), B (o, b,o) and C (o, o, c) let ( x, y, z) be the centroid

ABC

of

x
. Then

aoo
3

y
,

obo
3

z
,

ooc
3

c 3z
a 3x b 3 y
,
and
.
Putting these value in (2)

1
1
1
1
2 2 2
2
9p
9x
9y
9z
We get

ax by z 0
87.

Equation of the plane is

ax by 0
. Now angle between this plane and

is

a 2 b 2 tan
So

(2r 1, 4r 3,3r 2)
88.

on given line PQ is parallel to given plane ; r = 2


PQ = 7.

x cy bz 0
89.

The plane passing through the planes

cx y az 0
and

x cy bz (cx y az ) 0

Now assuming that this equation and

a b c 2abc 1
2

same plane then we get


90.

Foot of perpendicular is orthocenter = (1, 2, 1) and G = (2, 1, 2)


5 1 5
, ,
2 2 2
Circumcentre =

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is

bx ay z 0
represent

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