Aits 1819 FT IV Jeea Paper 2 Sol

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PAPER –2
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Physics PART – I
SECTION – A
1. A
Sol. Using conservation of angular momentum about fixed charged.
V V
MV sin 30R = Mv'.r  R  r
2 3
3
r R
2
2. A
Sol. Charge on sphere will redistribute due to electric filed produced by thin plate. Electric field at any
point (say P) due to charges on sphere is
A
+ P +
E 0 +
O +
+
+ +
+
+ + + +

E (so that field at P may become zero combinedly due to thin plate and sphere) Now due
2o0
to sphere: V0  VA  E cos 0  R
VA  V0  Er cos 0
kQ  
  R cos  
R 20 3
kQ R
 
R 40
[Here all the calculations are done only for the charges on spheres].
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3. D
Sol. Figure shows the forces action on the smaller cylinder. N1 is reaction between the two cylinders
and N2 the normal reaction between the smaller cylinder and the horizontal surface.
N2

N1
N1
O2
O1 Rr
90  
Rr  N2
O2 mg
The conditions of equilibrium are

 Fx  N1 cos   N2  N1 cos(90   )  0 ….(i)
Taking torque about O 2 , centre of smaller sphere,
   N1r  N2r  0
N1  N2 ….(ii)
On substituting equations (ii) in (i), we obtain
N1  N1 sin   N1 cos 
(1  sin  )  cos  ….(iii)
Rr 2 Rr
From figure (b), sin   ,cos  
Rr Rr
 R  r  2 Rr r
Now equations (iii) becomes;   1   
 Rr  Rr R
r
Hence the required condition is   .
R
4. A, B, C
Sol. The path different at point P is
x  S1E  2D cos 
P
E
 
S1 O S2
For maxima, 2D cos   m D

m
 cos  
2
The possible value of m in first quadrant is 0, 1, 2.
Thus number of maxima in all four quadrants is eight.
D
For minima, x   2m  1
2
cos  
 2m  1
4
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Thus possible value of m in first quadrant is 1, 2

Thus, total number of minima in all four quadrant is eight.
5. A, D
Sol. PA  P  P0  gh ….(i)
Apply Bernoulli’s theorem at A and C and E
V2
(P  P0 )  gh  Pc   c
2
VE2
 P0   ….(ii)
2
Pc  P0  gh1 ….(iii)
A c Vc  AE VE
A 
A c Vc   c  VE ….(iv)
 2 
From eq. (i),
V2
(P0  gh1 )   c  P0  (2Vc )2
2
 7V 2 
P  gh  g  c 
 2 
(P  gh)
v 2c 
4
1/2
 (P  gh) 
Discharge rate  A c Vc  A  
 4 
6. A, C
Sol. The free body diagram of block + tube inclusive of water is as shown below
B
air l/3
l
Since the block + tube system shown in figure is in equilibrium

 Net weight of system = buoyant force
2l
2d Vg  r 2 dg  (V  r 2l)dg
3
Where V is the volume of block B
r 2ld r 2l
(2d  d)V  or V 
3 3
The pressure of the air trapped inside the tube is same as pressure at point A in the water as
shown in figure.
h
B
air l/3
l
T
r
 l  l
P  P0   h   dg Pa  P0  dg  h  
 3  3
7. C, D
Sol. The temperature gradient (which causes the heat to flow) is only along the length. The
temperature at any point of a given cross-section is the same and
so Qa  Qb  0 .
In the steady state, Q1 is constant  0
8. B, C
Sol. As shown in the curve, if wave is moving alogn x axis, VP is positive.
y VW
Vp 53o
A x
Vp
  tan 
Vw
 tan    1  VP  VW .
9. C
10. D
SECTION – C
11. 6
Sol. BE of X = 6A
Be of Y = 6A - 2 + 1 = 6A - 1
[Because absorption of energy decreases BE and release of energy increases BE] In Y nucleus
there are A + 1 nucleus.
BE 6A  1
 
nuclon A 1
12. 0
Sol. When switch S2 is closed, due to symmetry no charge will flow through S2.
13. 5
Sol. Let initial extension in spring is x 0 , then
2kx0 cos 45o  mg sin 45o  2kx 0  mg
Let after cutting right spring, acc. of ball is a1 along the inclined plane and a2 perpendicular to a1
mgmg 1 g
   ma1  a1 
2 2 2 2 2
o o
Then mgsin 45  kx0 cos 45  ma1
g
kx 0 sin 45o  ma2  a2 
2 2
g
Net acceleration a  a12  a 22   5 m / s2
2
14. 6
Sol. Applying Bernoulli’s theorem for above the plate (2) and below the plate (1), we have
1
p1  p2  pv 2
2
1
 p1  p2  pv 2
2
1
Upward force is (p1  p 2 )A  pv 2 A
2
1 2
 pv A  mg
2
2mg mg
 v 6
pA 18pA
 6
15. 4
Sol. Mass of air entering in 1 s is m  b2 vp
Change in momentum in 1 s  mv  0  b2 pv 2
Thus, F  b2pv 2
F b2pv 2
Pressure due to this force is p    pv 2
A b2
4T
When this excess pressure equals to , the bubble gets separated.
R
4T 4T
 pv 2  R  2
R pv
So, 4
16. 5
Sol. The F.B.D. of wire PQ is the force due to surface tension  FST  2T  2AD tan 
FST  (2T) 2AD tan  FST  (2T) 2(AD  x) tan 
P Q x
P Q
mg mg
Figure (a) Figure (b)

For wire to be in equilibrium (Figure (a))
4T AD tan   mg
If the wire PQ is at a distance x below the mean position, the restoring force on the wire is (Figure
(b))
ma  4T tan (AD  x)  mg  4T tan  x
Hence, the wire PQ executes SHM
4T
a tan  X
m
Comparing with a  2 x, we get
4T
2  tan 
m
m 1 103 
or T  2  2 3
 s
4T tan  4  25  10 5
17. 6
Sol. In the figure,   30o .
When displacement is each ball x, the extension in each spring is
3
x '  x cos   x
2
Each spring is connected to two balls.
So, net extension of each spring  2x '  3x
Force along the direction of displacement on each ball is
F  k 3x cos30o  k 3x cos30o  3kx
F  3 kx [negative because restoring in nature]
F 3k 3k
 a  x
m m m
2 3k 1 6k
 f  6
2 m 2 2m
18. 2
Sol. amax  2 A  g
2v F
 ,v 
 
4 2F F
 2  
2 
42F
 amax  .A min  g
 2
g  2  2 
A min   ( 2  g)
42F 4F
(0.5)2 (0.1)
A min 
4(3.125)
 2  10 3 m  2 mm
19. 4
Sol. Let the velocities of car 1 and car 2 be V1 m / s and V2 m / s
 Apparent frequencies of sound emitted by car 1 and car 2 as detected at end point are
V V
f1  f0 , f2  f0
V  V1 V  V2
330 330
 330  300 , 360  300
330  V1 330  V2
 V1  20 m / s and V2  100 m / s.
The distance between both the cars just when the 2nd car reach and point B (as shown in figure
is)
V2 t
V1t 1
2
A B
100 m
100 m  V2 t  V1t  t  4 sec.
20. 1
1 F
Sol. f
2L 
f c F
1
where constant c 
2L 
df 1
 c.
dF 2 F
df 1 1 1 F
or  . 
dF 2L  2 F 2L  2F
df 1 F 1 f
 . 
dF 2L  2F 2F
fdF (200)(1)
df    1 s 1
2F 2(100)
 Beat frequency = 1 s1
SECTION – D
21. 00002.67
Sol. Fup
Mg
At equilibrium, Fup  Mg
22. 00015.70
Sol. y  2  sinkx  cos t 
Now, we can compare with given equation.
23. 00000.16
Sol.    0   , r  r0  r
By using formula for fundamental frequency.
Chemistry PART – II
SECTION – A
24. B
Sol. Ph
Mg
Ph
C MgBr
ether
Br a
CH 2 CH 2 C C Ph
i) H CHO
ii) H+
Ph C C CH 2 CH 2 CH 2 OH (B)
25. A
Sol. Tetrad AOS is C4 & diad is C2
26. D
Sol. Yellow turbidity of Sulphur is obtained in all the cases.
27. D
Sol. K 2 SO4 .Al2  SO 4 3 .24H2 O  2K   2Al3   4SO24
n factor = 8 1 mole 2 mol 2 mol 4 mole
8 gm eq 2 gm eq 6 gm eq 8 gm eq
1 gm eq 1 gm eq cations 1 gm eq
28. A
Sol. 2.18  10 18  9 2.18  1018  9
E 4  E3   
16 9
18 7 19
 2.18  10   9.53  10
16
29. A, C, D
Sol. CH 3 CH CH 2 CH3
CH3
In (b) one carbon is extra.
30. A, C, D
Sol. O – nitrobenzoic acid is stronger than m, p nitro derivatives as well as benzoic acid o –
nitrophenol is weaker acid than P – nitrophenol due to intramolecular H – bonding.
31. B
Sol.   iCRT
  3  0.4  0.0821 298
 29.358 atm
As osmotic pressure is more than applied pressure so osmosis will occur.
32. B
Sol. Li N2 
 Li3 N
M A
Li3N  H2 O 
 LiOH  NH3 
B C
NH3  CaOCl2  N2  Ca Cl2  H2O

E
D  F
1100o C
N2  CaC2 
 CaCN2  C
D G H
C O2  CO2
H
Ca CN2  H2 O 
 CaCO3  NH4 OH
G I J
C
33. C

Sol. NH4NO3   N2  O2  H2 O

CaCO3   CaO  CO 2
SECTION – C
34. 3
Sol.  A is 20 Alcohol
mol , wt of A  60.
 formula  C3 H 8o
35. 2
Sol.
In & Ph CH CH CH3 rearrangement will give different products.
Cl
CH3 Cl
36. 5
Sol. HI n  H   In
Color A Colour B
 H    In  
k In 
 HI n 
The midpoint of the colour change of an indicator HI n is the point at which
 I n     HI n 
 ph  5
37. 6
Sol. C xH y  O 2  C o2  H 2 o
x  100  300
x  3
38. 8
Sol. Tc  3.4.2k
8a

27Rb
Tc 8b

Pc R
4 3
b  4NA  r
3
 r  1.62  10 8 cm
Pc  72.9 atm
a

27b2
39. 6
Sol. Let mol. wt of salt is M
(i) n-factor in acid – base titration = y
(ii) n – factor in redox titration = 2xz
Max of acid in 30 mL = Max of NaOH
9.15
30   y  27  0.12 ........(i)
M
9.15
30   (27)  36  0.12 ........(ii)
M
y 3
  ..........(iii)
z 2
Total cationic charge = Total ammonic chare x + y = 2z
x:y:z=1:3:2
40. 1
x 2x(2.18  x)
Sol.   0.0187
x  16 2x  48
x  99  100
41. 2
Sol. Ma3 b3 has two geometrical isomers i.e. fac & mer & both are optically inactive so x = 0
M  AA 3 has one pair of enantiomers
y 1
& Z=1
so x + y + z = 2
42. 5
Sol. Ag  O2  H2 S  Ag2S  H2 O
Ag  H2 S 
 Ag2 S  H2
HgS,PbS & CuS are black
cds is yellow.
43. 8
Sol. HCl  O3  Cl2  H2 O  O2
PbS  O3  PbSO4  O2
As  O3  H2 O  H3 AsO4  O2
I2  O3  I4 O9  O2
O3  K 2MnO 4  H2 O  KMnO 4  O 2  KOH
Hg  O3 
 Hg2 O  O2
O3  SO2 
 SO3
O3  KI  I2  O2  KOH
SECTION – D
44. 00087.50
30
Sol. % Enantomomeric excess =  100  75
40
25
So % of d = 75   87.5
2
45. 00001.66
Sol. Nearest distance between two ‘A’ layers = 3a
3a  8 6  a  8 2 nm
8 2
a8 2 r  r= 4
2 2
rv.
 0.414
r
ro.v  0.414  4
 1.656 nm
46. 00007.00
Mathematics PART – III
SECTION – A
47. B
1  a1 1  a2 1  an
Sol. Pn    .........
a1 a2 an
a2 a an an 1
  3  ........  
2  a1 3  a2 n  an1 n  1 an
an 1 n  1 an  1
Pn  
n1 n  1 n
1 an 1 n 1  an 1 
   
n n n n n 1

1

1
 .................... 
1  a1 
n n 1 1
1 1 1
 1    ........... 
1 2 n
lim Pn  e
n
48. D
 
Sol. , , r, r 3 are terms
r3 r
 
Equation – 1 3   r  r 3  a
r r
 1 1
  r   r3  3   a ...........  A 
 r r 
Equation – 2  4  d ........... B 
2 2
Equation – 3    2   2   2r 2   2r 4  b
r4 r2
3 3
Equation – 4 2   3r  3 r 3   C .............  C 
r r
 A  C 
1 a c2
2
  2
 c a
2 2
dc /a
c 2  dac
49. C
0 1
Sol.   f  x 1 f  x 
0
1/ 3 3 1
0  
1 1 3 1  0
1
3
1 3 2 1
   1   1   1  1/ 2
4 4 4 2
1 1 1
  x  f  x  .dx  xf '  x     f '  x 
1 1 1
1
 1 f ' 1  0  0   1/ 2
4
1
  1/ 2  1
2
50. A, B, D
Sol.  SAB is right angle at S
 1 7 1  6 
Centre C is  ,    4,  3 
 2 2 
   4 and   3
     1 and     7
SC is radius and AB is diameter
1 1 85
 SC  36  49  85   21.25
2 2 4
51. A, B, D
Sol. Confocalconics always intersect orthogonally & circle touches at vertex of ellipse.
k  1
52. A, D
Sol. y 3  3x2 y  x3  0
dy   6 xy  3 x  3  2 xy  x  y
2 2
   
dx  3 y 2  3x2  3 y2  x2  x
 dy  y
    dx i.e.,  dx  y  c
 dx  x
 f  x   c or xf '  x   c
53. A, B, C, D
Sol. 2 A2  2 A  144
22 A A  I  144
2
  2   1  36
   1  6 or  6
 2    6  0 or  2    6  0
1  1  24
  3  2   0 or  
2 1
1 23
  3 or  2  i
2 2
 tr  A   2
= 6 or –4 or 1 (Real part)
A   2  9 or 4
54. A, B, D
x sin x 1  sin x
Sol.  1 cos x cos x  0
0 sin x sin x

 x   2n  1
2
55. C
4 
Sol.  f  x  1  x2 
3 12
  4 
 range is   , ,  
 12 3 12 
56. A
SECTION – C
57. 4
Sol.  
2 a2  b2  4  a2  b 2  8
a2  b2
  ab
2
 ab  4
58. 2
 
1 1 
Sol.  f  x     
  i  1 x  1 ix  1
i1 
 1 
 f  x   lim 1  
n 
 nx  1
 f  x  1
 1
f    1
x
 1
 f  x  f    2
x
59. 4
2 
Sol.  tan1 x   for  1  2  x 2  1
3 2

 tan1 x   3   x 2  1
6
1
x 1 x  3
3
1  x  3
 have no solution for x < 1 or x  3

So, max  1 and min  3
60. 4
2 3
x3  3x2 3x  5
Sol. I  and J  
1
ln  x  1 2
ln  x  2 
2
3x  2
J 
1
ln  x  1
3
J I 
2
x 3  3 x 2  3x  2
2

 x  1  1 dx
1
ln  x  1 1
ln  x  1
3

 x  1  1
2 1 3
dx  
x 1
dx  ln 4
1
ln  x  1 0
ln x
 eln 4  4
61. 2

Sol. OA  aiˆ  bjˆ  ckˆ and a 2  b 2  c 2  4
 
 AB   25  24cos 2 
 2
2 
 QD  cos
5 2
 25 QD  2
62. 4
3x2  1 3x2  1 x2  1  2 x 2
Sol.  
x4  x 2 x x2  1 x x2  1
x2  1 2x
  2 2
x x2 1
f  x  2 2
 x2  1  2 x2
x2  1
x  1 x 1
2
 3x 2  1 dx 2 2 2 4

0 x4  x2
63. 2
Sol. Given a11  b11 , a22  b22 , a12  b12 , a21  b21
and AB  BA  I
 a11 a12 
 A  and A  1
 a21 a11 
 a112  a12 a21  1
a12 a21  a112  1
 a12 or a21   a11  1 or  a11  1
 a12  a21  2
64. 5
Sol. f  x 
 5 1   f 2  5 1
 sin

2x 4 10

 sin1  f  2   
10
65. 5
Sol.   r 2  4r  2  Sr
r  2011
r 1 r
  r
r 3
2

 4r  2 Sr  
r3 r 2
66. 5
a tan x  b sin x  cx 2  x 3
Sol. lim 
x 0 x3 2
0 a sec 2 x  bcos x  2cx  1
Then, form  lim
0 x 0 3x 2
0
Now, form means a  b  1  0 ………….. (1)
0
Again L’Hospital rule,
2a sec 2 x tan x  b sin x  2c
lim
x 0 6x
0
form means c = 0
0
2a sec 2 x  6a tan2 x sec 2 x  b cos x
lim
x 0 6
0 2a  b 3
form means   2a  b  9 ……….. (2)
0 6 2
10
 3a  10 and b  1
3
10 7
a and b 
3 3
17
a  b  c   5.66......  a  b  c   5
3
SECTION – D
67. 00003.20
4
1
8 4  5  1 and e  1
Sol.  2cos 1   cos 1   tan 1 
5 5 2 4 3 2
1
5
1

2 1 2
 tan  
2 3 3
2
2 3  3
  2 
2 4 2
1 8 4 16
 
 B  0,  3  AB  2  2    4 
2 5 5 5
68. 00540.00
th
Sol.  a12  b12  c12  a22  b22  c 22  a32  b32  c 32  7 , where ai , bi , ci are elements of i row.
 Case I: All seven entries are 1 and rest of all zero
9
C7  9 C2  36
Case II: Only one entry is 2 & three entries are 1 and rest of all 0’s.
9
C4  4 C1  504
 Total = 540
69. 00000.75
Sol. Let t  log 3x  4  2x  1
1 1
 2t  3  t  1 or
t 2
1 3
log 3x  4   2x  1   x  1 or
2 4
3
 only solution is x 
4

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The conditions of equilibrium are

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Figure (a) Figure (b)

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