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ANSWERS, HINTS & SOLUTIONS

FULL TEST – II
(Main)

Q. No. PHYSICS Q. No. CHEMISTRY Q. No. MATHEMATICS

1. A 31. B 61. C
2. B 32. D 62. D
3. A 33. C 63. D
4. D 34. B 64. A
5. D 35. B 65. B
6. D 36. D 66. B
7. C 37. B 67. C
8. B 38. C 68. A
9. D 39. A 69. C
10. C 40. A 70. B
11. C 41. B 71. C
12. C 42. B 72. A
13. A 43. C 73. B
14. D 44. C 74. C
15. B 45. A 75. D
16. B 46. D 76. A
17. B 47. B 77. C
18. C 48. C 78. B
19. B 49. A 79. B
20. C 50. C 80. C
21. B 51. A 81. B
22. B 52. B 82. A
23. A 53. D 83. B
24. C 54. A 84. A
25. B 55. C 85. C
26. C 56. C 86. B
27. A 57. B 87. B
28. C 58. B 88. A
29. C 59. A 89. A
30. A 60. B 90. A

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Physics PART – I

SECTION – A

1. A
= constant & = constant
2. B
constant  
3. A
The man must swim along the direction of shortest distance.
4. D
In the relative frame

5. D
-dU -dU
for conservative force Fx = ; Fy =
dx dy
dFx dFy d 2U
= =
dy dx dxdy
6. D
if 1 < 2, then also N > 0
7. C
8. B
d  r - a   dB
2 2

e= =
dt 2 6 dt

i =
 r - a  B0
2 2

12R
B
a
D
r /6
A C
R

b B

9. D
No current will flow through the capacitor, so charge will be zero.
10. C
0 A
C= , where x is separation between plates.
x
1 dC 1 dA 1 dx
= -
C dT A dT x dT
dC 1 dx 1 dA
For =0, =
dT x dT A dT
 S = 2

11. C
For pure translatory motion of object, the force should act at the centre of mass of the object
m  2  2m   4
y cm = =
3m 3

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12. C
Equipotential surfaces are coaxial cylinders, therefore (4, 3, 4) and (3, 4, 0) lie on equipotential
surface.

13. A
Energy absorbed per unit time by earth’s surface, if its radius is r, is

Energy radiated per unit time by earth’s surface, = (4r2)T4

TS4 RS2
 T4 =
4 R2
14. D
15. B
CM will be at rest, m (50 - x) = 99 m (x)
1
 x= m
2
16. B
PV = m v 2x
100  1
m= 28
= 10 -26 kg = 10-23 g
10
17. B
Potential at P due to rings
2R 2R   1 
VP = - = 1 - 
4 0 R 4 0 2R 2 0  2
Potential at Q due to rings is
  1 
VQ = - 1 - 
2 0 2
(K.E.) +  VQ - VP  q = 0
1   1 
 mv 2 = 1 - q
2 0  2
18. C
No e.m.f. will be induced in AC because electric lines of force are perpendicular to AC and e.m.f.
induced in AB = e.m.f. induced in BC.
1 d 1 2 dB
 e.m.f induced in AB = = r
2 dt 2 dt
19. B
mv 2
T= , and T = mg
R
20. C
2 4 2 4
Initially  4 rA TA =  4rB TB
2 4
Q   4  rA   2TA  4r 2 T 4
Now A = 2 4
= 2A 4A = 4
QB 4   2rB   TB  rB TB

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21. B
Net field at the centre of cube = 0
 Ei + Eq = 0
q
 Ei = -
4 0 d2
q
 Ei =
4 0 d2
22. B
23. A
2Mb2 
-kbx =
3
3 kx
=-
2 Mb
24. C
Use Snell’s law:  sin  = constant
25. B
mv2/r = GMm/r2
26. C
27. A
V = V1 + V2 and V = V11  V2  2
28. C
At first, the level of water will gradually rise to height h0. After reaching height h0, some of the
water will get drained through the siphon. As soon as the entire cross section of the top of the
siphon pipe is filled with water, the water level will begin to drop since, from given conditions, the
flow-rate of the water flowing from pipe B is greater than from pipe A. As the water level drops,
the pressure that drives the siphon decreases and as a result the velocity of water in pipe B
decreases. Level will continue to sink until the flow rate of water through pipe B becomes equal to
that through pipe A.
29. C
T2  (semi-major axis)3
30. A
dêr d dê d
Use = ê and = - êr
dt dt dt dt

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Chemistry PART – II

SECTION – A
31. B
Subshell with lower n   value is lower in energy and energy is emitted in transition from a
subshell of higher energy to lower energy subshell.
32. D
n m
r1 = k  A  B 
m
n B n m
r2 = k  2 A   = 2n -m k  A  B 
2
r1
= 2n- m
r2
33. C
When a reaction is reversed, magnitude of enthalpy change remains same.
34. B
   
O O

Cl 110 Cl H 108 H
35. B
p n at constant volume of temperature.
 2 NOCl  g 
2 NO  g   Cl2  g  
2p p O
2 p - 2x p-x 2x
pT = 2 p - 2 x  p - x  2 x = 1
p-x
3 p - x = 1 & 2x =
4
1 9
Solving x = &p=
26 26
2
2  x
kp = 2
 p - x  2 p - 2 x 
36. D
1
E

Maximum wavelength radiation means minimum energy radiation which is emitted when transition
occurs from 4 
2.
1 1 1 
= R - 
  4 16 
37. B
2-
Given silicate anion is  SiO3  
 6
 n = 12

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38. C
Chemisorption increases with increase in temperature initially and then decrases.
39. A
7.2  10-9
 I -  = = 1.2  10-3 M
0.005
Maximum moles of NaI that can be added to 500 ml of Pb  NO3  2 are

1.2  10-3
 500 = 6  10-4 moles  0.09 g
1000
40. A
2-
Equivalents of Cr2O7 = 0.136
0.136
nb  n = 0.136  n = = 0.226
6
41. B
Cl Cl


two stereoisomers only one

 R  &  S product
Total products = 3
42. B
Oxidation state of all species remain unchanged so it is not redox
43. C




-
PMe 3
 PMe 3
Negative charge can be delocalised on phosphorous also in addition to phenyl rings. So the
anion is more stabilised by resonance.
44. C
The substrate which can form most stable carbocation will give maximum racemisation
45. A
Epoxide undergo ring opening with bases. Greater the ring strain, greater is the reactivity
towards base.
46. D
Protonated methanol is a stronger acid than methanol.
47. B
Reactivity of carbonyl compounds follow the order acid chlorides > aldehydes > ketones > ester
48. C
OH - Converts phenol to phenoxide ion which is strongly activating so attack occurs at ortho
position w.r.t. hydroxyl group
49. A
Cationic polymerisation occurs as:
CH3
CH3 CH3
CH3 CH3 H2C C
 CH3 H3C C CH2 C
H2C C H
  H3C 
CH3 CH3 CH3
CH3
and so on

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50. C
3
Cr  NH 3  6  -  d3  -d 2sp3 hybridised & paramagnetic
3-
Co  CN 6  -  d 6  -d 2sp3 hybridised (CN - is a strong field ligand)
51. A
Fact based
52. B
ZnS is white coloured ppt which is soluble in acidic solution below pH=6
53. D
Aluminium is trivalent & Be is divalent
54. A
H 2SO 4 on electrolysis forms H 2S2 O8
O O
H O S O O S O H
O O
55. C
Atomic radii increases for Eu & 4b in lanthanoids series.
56. C
p1 p2 T 3
At constant volume=  p2 = p1 2 =
T1 T2 T1 2
 dG = Vdp - SdT
300k
=VΔp-  2+10 -T T dT
200k
57. B
Ka 1.6  10-5
= =
C 0.01
K×1000
λ m =αλ °m = when λ m is in Scm 2 mol-1
molarity
K
G=
cell constant
58. B
Z M
=
N A  a3

 a = rCd 2  rO 2- 
59. A
At Boyle’s temperature, a real gas behaves approximately ideally for an appreciable range of
pressure.
60. B
y y
Mn x O y + C   CO 2 +x M n
2 2
y 13.2
=  y = 0.6
2 44
55 x  0.6 16 = 31.6  x = 0.4  x : y = 2 : 3

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Mathematics PART – III

SECTION – A

61. C
5
-1   π  5 -1  π
 sin sin
  2nπ-   + sin  sin  2n-1 π- 
n=1   6   n=1  6
5
 π 5  π
 sin -1  -sin + sin -1  sin 
n=1  6  n=1  6
5π 5π
=- + =0
6 6
62. D
f '(1)  - 4
lim it = =
2 16 2
63. D
 x  sin xx   0,10 
 x  2 x  sin x  2sin x x   0,10 
& equality holds only at x=0
64. A
65. B
   
 
Let A 0 ,B  a  ,c b &D  c 
     
 a+b   b+c   c+a 
 G1   ,G 2   ,G 3  
 3   3   3 
   
1  a+b b+c c+a 
 volume of AG1G 2 G 3 =  
6 3 3 3 
2 1   2
=  abc  =  81
27 6   27
66. B
Let plane is
(x+2y+3z-5)+ (3x+2y+z-5)=0
x-1 y-2 z-3
 plane is parallel to = =
1 -1 1
 1(1  3 ) - 1(2  2 )  1(3   ) = 0
  = -1
67. C
A-1 +B-1 =2I
 I+AB -1 = 2A
 B+A=2AB or 2AB=I
68. A
10
Required sum is coefficient of x in the expansion of (1  x )30 (1  x )20 (1  x)10 i.e 60 C10
69. C

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70. B
 
Area=  2  sin     = 2 cos 
2 
dA
= 2  - sin   cos   = 2sin  ( -  cot 
d
dA    
= 0   = cot     0,  
d   2 
71. C
x
x2
f ( x).  x  f (t ) dt
2 0
lim
x 0 x2
x

f (0) 0 f (t )dt
=  lim = 1  f (0) = 3
2 x 0 x
72. A
f -1 ( x) = g ( x )  x = f ( g ( x))
 f '( g ( x )) g '( x ) = 1
 3
x 
   g ( x)  dx
1
 f '  g  x   
3
3
=   g  x   dx = xg  x  1 = 0
1
73. B
2
 x  1 y2
 2 ydy =  1  x  dx  2
-
1
=1

1 3
 e = 1 =
2 2
74. C
Let A(asecθ,btanθ)
xsecθ ytanθ
tangent at A is - =1
a b
 tangent passes through (0,-b)  tan =1

 A a 2, b 
 CA cos45o = CM
1
 2a 2 +4b 2 . = 2b
2
 a 2 = 2b 2
75. D
(36, -24)  ( at22 , 2at2 )  t2 = -3

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2
 t2 = -t -  t 2 - 3t  2 = 0  t = 1or 2
t
2
Focal distance = a  at = 8 or 20
76. A
Two parabolas opening upwards do not intersect, if they have same axis
b -q
- = or aq=bp
2a 2p
 maximum value is given by (c-r) 2
77. C
n(A×B)=9
9
C1 9 C3  ....  9 C9 = 28 = 256
78. B
A 2 P A  P B 2
P =  =
B 5 P  B 5
3
 P A =
5
3 3 3 9
P(A  B)=P(A)P(B)=  -  =
5  4 5  100
79. B
zz
= z -1
2
 x 2 = ( x - 1)2  y 2 or y 2 = 2 x - 1
 t 2 +1   t 2 +1 
Let z1  1 ,t1  &z 2  2 ,t 2 
 2   2 
 t -t
 arg(z1 -z 2 )=  22 12 = 3
3 t2 - t1
2
2
 Im( z1  z2 ) =
3
80. C
Locus of z is perpendicular bisector of line segment joining  & -
81. B
x 2  y 2 - 2 x - 2 y = 0
Let circle is
 OA  2OB = K  2  4  = k
 circle is x 2  y 2 - (k - 4 ) x - 2  = 0
( x 2  y 2 - kx )  2  (2 x - y ) = 0
 Fixed point lies on 2x = y
82. A
1 
Area= area of circle
4 2

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83. B
AB AB
tan30o = & tanθ=
3 AQ
AB
 AB= 3 & tanθ=
AP 2 +PQ 2
3 1
 ta nθ= =
2 3 2

84. A
2 2
Reflexive because A =A
Symmetric because AB=BA  BA=AB
Not transitive because AB=BA & BC=CB  AC=CA
85. C

86. B
f '( x) = 4 x3  3 x 2  2 x
1
 f '   = 0   = -2
2
 f '( x) = 2 x (2 x - 1)( x - 1)
Minimum value = f (0) = f (1) = 0

87. B

x=
x i
= 0&
100
 xi - x
xi x j = (500) 2
100
=5 
l  i  j 100

x 2
i
(500) 2 - 2 xi x j
 = = 2500 - 1600
100 100
2

S .D. =
x - x  i
= 900 = 30
100
88. A
p  q must be true & qr must be false
 q must be true, r must be false but p can be true or false.
89. A
 f ( x) y 2  ay  g ( x) = 0 has real roots.
 D  0  a 2  4 f ( x) g ( x)
 a 2  4 sin x cos x
 a 2  2 sin 2 x cos x


 a  -, - 2    2,  

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90. A
 sum of two A.P’s also an A.P.
x 4 +y 4 +z 4 +w 4 =A+3D=8 &
x10 +y10 +z10 +w10 =A+9D=20
 A=2,D=2
 x 20 +y 20 +z 20 +w 20 =A+19D=40
x +y +z +w 20 1/ 4
Now 20 20 20   x 20 .y 20 .z 20 .w 20 
4
  x 20 .y 20 .z 20 .w 20   104

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