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Solution IOM Model Exam 2067-03-05 Weight of hanging part l1 is

l
l1 g

net veocity 5 2 1 This provides tension on the portion of chain lying on the table.
1. average acceleration = = = m/s2 N-W
time 10 2 m
Weight of chain lying table = (l – l1) g
1 1 1 l
2. S1  ut  at 2  0  at 2  a 100  50a = Normal reaction (R)
2 2 2 From friction,
1 2 1
S 2  0  at 2  a(20) 2  150a m
2 2 R = l1 g
S1 150a l
 3
S 2 50a m m
 (l - l1) g = l1 g
, S2 = 3S1 l l
3. F=K.x (l - l1) g = l1 g
F M LT2 = ML0T-2 l - l1 = l1
K  ml = l1 + l1
x L
9h ……….(i) ml m
4. 1
St+n = g (2t -1) =  l1 , l1  l
2 25 (m  l ) (m  l )
1 2 1 2
St = g t = h………………….(ii) K .E energy mv Avdt 2 1 A d v3
2 8. power =  = 2 = v =
9 2t  1 , t = 5 sec
Time Time t 2t 2
 2 Here, Av = volume flowing per second
25 t Avd = mass flowing per second
h = 9.8  25 =122.5 m Avdt = mass flown in t second
2 9. average kinetic

5. H1 =
u sin 
2 2 3
KT
Energy =
2g 2
K .E1 T1 300 K
H2 = u (sin(90   ) u 2 cos 2  
2 o 2

So, =  6:7
2g 2g K .E2 T2 350 K
H1 10. Difference in temperature on Kelvin scale is equal to the difference in temperature on
 tan 2  : 1 celcius scale. Increase of 27C is equal to 27 K.
H2 KA( )
11. Q=
2
6. 1  l
T1 Q1 d1 l2  1  1 1
2 2

2      
2  Q2 d 22 l1  2  2 8
T2  2f 2f
It is said T1 = T2 12. wave velocity = =   f 
1 K 2 /  2
So, =1:1 Particle velocity = a  yo
2
7. if m be the mass and l be the length of chain. = yo  2
m From question:
Mass per unit length =
l
1 2
  1 b 2  b 10 3
yo  4  or, 110 6  
2 9 109 110 3
y o b 2  b 103 b2
 or, 9 =
2 or, 9 = b2
y , b = 3 m
 o 20. The resistance XYZ are in series.
2 Rs = 2 + 2+ 2 = 6 
1 Which is parallel with AD – resistor
13. Intensity
distance 2 So, 1  1  1  4
And I  A2 Rp 6 2 6
1 A 2r A
So, A  or, A1  d 2 or, 1  , A2  6
Rp =
d A2 d1 A2 r 2 4
14. v  f V 3V  4
I=   2A
or, 10 =   100 R 6
10
or,  ,   1 m 21.
nV

V
, R = (n-1) G
100 10 RG G
2 22. Power in series:
  x
 1 1 1 1 1
2     Pt = 30 watt
=  2.5  10 2 = 2  2.5 10 10 2
= 2  25   Pt P1 P2 60 60
1 / 10 100 2 23. F = BIl
15. No. of images between two parallel mirrors = 360 = 360   = Weber  ampere  meter = Weber - ampere = newton
 0 2
m meter
1   F  o 2l1l 2
16.  so, 1`  2 24.  = 10 7  2  10  10 = 2  10-4 N attractive
 2 1 l 4 r 10 10 2
or, 4200  4 / 3 or, 2  4200  3 or, 2  1050  3 or, 2  3150 Å 25. power factor = R = R = R 3
=  0.6
2 1 4 2 R  x1
2 2
3 4
2 2 5
17. Intensity of image remains the same as full aperture focuses total light.
26.  decreasing radio waves > microcosmic wave > infra-red > ultraviolet > X-ray > Gama >
4 4
18. n  r 3  R 3 27.
cosmic
form fragg’s law 2d sin = n
3 3
1
For maximum wavelength:
sin =1
or, R  n3r n=1
q nq or, 2d = 
, V =
nq = n 2 / 3V or, 2  2.5 Å = =5 Å
4 o r 4 o R 4 o n r
1/ 3

ab 28. Energy  1
19. C  4 o n2
ba 2
E1 n2 = E1 32 9
1 b(b  10 3 )   
or, 110 6   [b –a = 1  10-3 m] E 2 n12 E2 2 2 4
9 109 110 3 29. Energy  frequency

3 4
 E2 – E1 = 13.6  1  1  > E6 – E2 = 13.6  1  1 
F most electronegative
12 2 2   2 2 6 2  Ne noble gas highest
So, n = 2 to n = 1 is correct N is inert gas
30. In atom bomb - fission 47. Diaspore : Al2O3 . H2O
In hydrogen bomb – fusion Bauxite: Al2O3 . 2H2O
Source of sun’s energy – fusion reaction Corundum : Al2O3
31. The masses of Cu reacting with a fixed mass of oxygen bears simple whole no. ratio of 1:2 Cryolite : Na3Al K6
32. X2Y3 48. lime, cement, sand and water
33. a) Orbitals having equal energy 49. Hybridization in graphite: sp2
Degenerate orbitals means: orbitals of equal energy 50. (d) Basic character of hydride decreases the group.
34. c) - particle 51. i. Most reactive = White phosphorus
For speed:  > b >  ii. Least reactive = Black phosphorus
35. b) O2+ iii. White phosphorus is stored in water.
Bond order is maximum. So its bond energy is maximum. 52. i. For estimation of carbon and hydrogen, Liebig’s method is used
N  N a 10  5 ii. For Nitrogen : Duma’s & Kjeldahl’s method is used.
B.O = b =  2.5
2 2 iii. For halogen and Sulphur  Carvious method is used
36. c) HClO4 acidic nature: HClO4 > HClO3 > HClO2 > HClO 53. In CH3C º N: nitrogen is nucleophilic, while carbon is electrophilic due to mesomeric effect.
37. x – 2 =0 54. octane number of n–heptanes
x = +2 octane no . of 2 ,2 , 4 –Trimethylpebtane = 100
38. b) weak acid against a weak base 55. a) CHCl3 does not ionize in water
i. Strong acid against strong base  Methyl orange or phenolphthalein 56. Rosenmund reaction
CH3CHO  OHC - CHO  HOOC─COOH oxalic acid.
[O ] [O ]
ii. Strong acid against weak base  Methyl orange 57.
iii. weak acid against + Strong base  phenolphthalein 58. hydrogen bond
iv. weak acid against weak base  No indicator 59. 4-hydroxy-2-methylpentanal
C2H5OH oxidation
  C2H5COOH [A]  3  CH3CONH4[B] P  CH3CN[C]
NH 2O5
3a = 3 60.
39. r=  4.29 2-stapes heat
4 4
61. single cotyledon of monocot embryo is called scotellum.
Radius = 1.86 Å
62. (Entomos=insects)
40. a) 1.12 liters 63. Sucker=slender underground branch, Rhizome = ginger, runner = cyanodon,bubils =
mol. mass = 2 35.5 = 71gm dioescorea
Vol. of 3.55 gm of the gas at STP= 22.4  3.5  1.12 lit.
64. c) Arrangement of flower
71 65. Syngensious anther (anther fused , filament free ) found in compositae, Sunflower belongs
to compositae
41. Molality is independent of temperature. 66. In solancea epipetalous stameus are found
42. 1 mole of O2 at S.T.P occupy 22.4 lit . 67. (Energy decrease in one tropic level to another in all types of ecosystem )
5.6 68. (Restriction endonuclease can cut DNA in specific sequence)
So, active mass = 22.4 = 0.25 69. Bio=living, fertilizer – which increase fertility
5.6 5 .6 70. Matrix of mitrochondria contains enzymes for Kreb’s cycle.
43. (c) n = +ve 71. In cyclic oxidative phosphorylation only ATP is produced ,in oxidative phosphorylation
, Kp > Kc NADH2 is oxidized to produced ATP
n = -ve 72. Lateral meristem is present in lateral side (in vascular tissues)
73. Cephaleuros is parasite on tea and coffee
, Kc > Kp 74. In bryophyte sporophyte is attached with gametophyte .So it takes nutrients from
44. a) CH3COOH+ CH3COONa gametophyte. So, it depends on sporophyte.
45. a) initial concentration 75. Prothallus is haploid so it lacus vascular tissue
46. N > O < F < Ne 76. In angiosperm 2 celled stage, in Pinus 4 celled
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77. In bacteria extra nuclear DNA is plasmid and mitochondria and chloroplast also bear  branchial – by gills – in tadpole
ds DNA.  cutaneous – by skin – in adult
78. Lysosome can kill cell under pathogenic condition (Autolysis)  pulmonary – by lungs – in adult
79. Zygotene =synapsis diplotene=chaismata , diakinesis= terminalisation  bucco- pharyngeal – by buccophrynx – in adult
80. Green pod is dominant whereas green cotyledon is recessive 91. The correct answer is c.
81. The correct answer is b.  Urinary bladder is present in all tetrapods except birds.
 eating faecal matter of others -coprozoic 92. The correct answer is c.
 eating faecal matter of own-coprophagous  Cyanobacteria, i.e. Nostoc spp. is a phytoplankton
 eating always or 24 hrours-voracious  Clostridium spp. produces antibiotics
 eating blood by sucking-sanguivorous or sanguinivorus  Diplococcus spp. causes Pneumonia
82. The correct answer is b. 93. The correct answer is a.
 sponges-asymmetry-no division into equal halves-radial.  In Pheretima, there are: -
 equal halves through any radial plane  13 pre – clitellar segments
 sea- anemone- biradial- equal halves through two radial planes only  3 clitellar segments
 sea- star- pentanmerous- equal halves through five radial planes only  84 – 104 post – clitellar segments
 sea- horses- bilateral- equal halves through an antero- posterior or longitudinal 94. The correct answer is b.
plane only  Ethnology is the study of caste / community
83. The correct answer is ‘c’.
 Etiology is the study of communicable disease
 Contractile vacuole in hypotonic, i.e., distilled water- more functional  Anthropology is the study of evolution of man
 isotonic, i.e., Aquatic habitat- normal 95. The correct answer is c.
 hyperonic, i.e., estuary – less functional  ectothelium – wrong / created word
 hypertonic, i.e., marine water - degeneration  mesothelium – found in vital organs like liver, heart
84. The correct answer is b.
 exothelium – wrong / created word
 Primary host of Plasmodium spp. = definitive host – sexual repdn of parasite eg. in 96. The correct answer is b.
mosquito.
 Incipient blascoel means starting of the formation of blastocoel.
 Secondary host of Plasmodium spp. = intermediate host – asexual repdn of 97. The correct answer is c.
parasite, viz. in man
85. The correct answer is d.  Diversity of life – presence of different forms of life like monerans, protistans,
fungi, plants and animals excluding virus
 Locomotion of Paramecium caudatum occurs through cilia by a system called
 Chemical evolution – origin of life
infraciliary system or neuro-motor system.
 Inorganic evolution – origin of life
 Neuro – sensory system is a wrong word.
98. The correct answer is c.
86. The correct answer is c.
 fossorial – digging
 The outer most convering of all hydrozoans is chitinous perisarc (secreted by
 scansorial – climbing
coensoarc) except in Hydra.  arboreal – living on tree
87. The correct answer is b. 99. The correct answer is b.
 If development is direct, there is no larva and pupa.  Smallest bone like mallaeus, incus and stapes are found in middle ear of
 If development is indirect, there is larva and pupa. mammals, i.e. man
 If development is direct, metamorphosis is incomplete. 100. The correct answer is c.
 If development is indirect, metamorphosis in complete.  acoelous – no centrum
88. The correct answer is d.  procoelous – centrum on posterior side
 Moulting or ecdysis is defined as periodical throwing of exoskeleton in all  amphicoelous – concavity on both side.
arthropods and snakes
89. The correct answer is b.
 Diastema is a gap in jaw between incisors and premolars because of the absence of
canines.
 Canines are present in dog, cat and man.
90. The correct answer is d.
In frog, 4 types of respiration-
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