2020-P2 MODEL

MATHEMATICS
1 9 2 2 3 9 4 5 5 0

6 0 7 ABCD 8 BCD 9 ABC 10 BC

11 AB 12 ABCD 13 129 14 14 15 2000

16 621 17 8 18 5

PHYSICS
19 5 20 4 21 2 22 8 23 2

24 5 25 BCD 26 BD 27 BD 28 BCD

29 AB 30 CD 31 3.00 32 4.00 33 3.00

1.25 to 169 to 2.50 to

34 35 36
1.27 170 2.60

CHEMISTRY

37 4 38 5 39 2 40 2 41 7

42 6 43 A, B, D 44 A,B,C,D 45 A,B,C 46 A,B,C,D

47 A,C,D 48 A,B,D 49 500.00 50 85.00 51 50.00

52 32.00 53 99.00 54 662.00

 SOLUTIONS
MATHS
1. sin1.sin 2.sin 3.....sin 89

  sin1.sin 59.sin 61    sin 2.sin 58.sin 62   .....   sin 29 sin 31 sin89   sin 30.sin 60

30
1
   3  sin 3.sin 6.sin 9....sin 87 
4
40
1
   3  sin 9.sin18.sin 27....sin 81 
4
45
1
   6 10 sin 9.sin18...sin 81
4
 sin 9.cos9)  sin 81.cos18  .... sin 36  cos36)sin 45
3
1 2
  . sin 36.sin 72
4 2
2. sin   sin  cos  cos   sin 2 .sin 
sin  1  sin 2    sin .cos .cos 
cos   0, tan  1  sin 2    sin .cos 
tan 
tan  
2 tan 2   1
x  tan   x  0 
x
tan   y  2
2x  1
2
2 yx  x  y  0
  1  8 y 2  0, y  0
2
0  y 
4
1
Tan  maximum is
2 2
3. Given expression ck  ak  bk and a1  b1  4 from general term of GP.
a2  4r1 a3  4r12
b2  4r2 b3  4r22
13
Now, c2  a2  b2 and c3  a3  b3 
16
5 13 3
 r1  r2  and r12  r22   r1r2 
4 4 8
On solving above equation we have
1 3
r1  and r2 
2 4

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 4 4  48 27 
 c  12a
k 1
k 6
 8b4      
1  r1 1  r2  32 2 
= 24 – 15 = 9

3
4. a 3  b3  c3   a  b  c   a  b  0  or  b  c  0  or  c  a  0
5. sin  sin x   sin  sin x   3  2  0
sin  sin x   t
t 2  3t  2  0
t  1, t  2
sin  sin x   1, sin  sin x   2
6. Given: ak  2ak 1  ak 2
a  ak
 k 2  ak 1 ,3  k  11
2
 a1 , a2 , a3 ,...., a11 are in A.P.
If a is the first term and D the common difference then
a12  a22  ....  a112  990
 11a 2  d 2 12  22  ....  10 2   2ad 1  2  ....  10  = 990
10  11  21 2 10  11
 11a 2  d  2ad   990
6 2
 a 2  35d 2  10d  90
Since a  a1  15
 35d 2  150d  135  0  7 d 2  30d  27  0
  d  3 7 d  9   0  d  3 or –9/7
9 96 27
then a2  15  3  12 or 15   
7 7 2
 d  9 / 7
11
 2  15  10  3 
a1  a2  ....  a11 2 
Hence  0
11 11
7. Given, Tn 1  Tn  an  n  1
T2  T1  a1 , T3  T2  a2 ,..., Tn  Tn 1  an1
So, Tn  T1  a1  a2  a3  ....  an1
= 3 + 7 +15+ …..to (n – 1) terms
 4n 2  5n  4, n  1
n n
n  n  1
Also,
K 1
 TK    4K 2  5K  4  
K 1 6
 8n  11  4n
2
T10  4 10   5 10   4  400  50  4  354
2
T40  4  40   5  40   4  4 1600   200  4  6204
10
10 11 10 11
T K
  80  11  4 10    69   40
K 1 6 6

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 40
40  41
T
K 1
K

6
8  40   11  4  40 
5a 5a 2 3
5an
8 11 14 3n  2
8. a
 a
 ....  a
    .... 
5 1
52
5n 1
5 8 11 3n  1
a
5 n
3n  2
a
  5a  3n  2
n

5 1
5
 an   3 an  log53 n 2
log53n 2  [3, 4)
623 3123
n  41, 42,...., 207 ,  an   4  n
3 3
n 208,209,....1041
9. x 2  2 x sec   1  0
x  sec   tan 
   
 ,  , we have, tan   0
 6 12 
1  sec   tan 
x 2  2 x tan   1  0
x   tan   sec 
2   tan   sec 
1  2  0
10. 1<x<2
x–1>0,
x–1<1
x 1  1
1 x 1  0 ,
1 1
 =
x  2 x 1 x  2 x 1
1 1
= 
x 1  1 1  x 1
1 x 1 1 x 1
= 
1 x 1 1 x 1
2
=
2 x
a) 

 4r  5  . 1    1  1  1 
11
r 1 r  5r  5  5
r  
r 1  r

5r  5  5 r
  1 1  1
  r.5r  r  1 5r 1   5
 
r 1
 
1  5  2 8  5 112  82
2 2 2 2

b)  2 2  2 2  2 2  .... 
3 2 5 5 .8 8 .11 

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 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 
  2  2  2  2  2  2  ....  2  2 
3  2 5 5 8 8 11 29 32 
85
=
1024
1 1 1
c) ( 2  2
3 2 5
1 1
 2  2 .....
5 8
1 1
 2  2 ……..
29 32
1
 2 ……
32
12. a) y = x + 4,
4 4
Given equation becomes,  y  1   y  1  16
y4  6 y2  7  0
y   7i , (or) y  1
x  5 or –3
2 2
2 1  1  2 1
b) x  y  x  y    x     y    0
2  2  2
1/ 2
1  16 x
2
y 2

 2
 16 x  y  2 16 x  y.16 x  y
2


A.M  G.M.
1/ 4
 2 16  1
1 1
Equality holds, x  ,. y 
2 2
2
13.  2  2   2          2 
6  4  2 
2  2 

  = -1
11  3  14
 = -1
, , , are roots of the equation is
x 3  2x 2  x  1  0
6  6   6  129
2
a 2 b2 c 2  a  b  c 
14.   
x y z xyz
2
a2

b2

c2

a  b  c
b c c a a b  1 1  1 1  1 1
   a     b    c  
39 31 29 31 29 31  29 31   29 31   29 31 
2


a  b  c
 1 1
   a  b  c
 29 31 

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 29  31
 a  b  c
60
 14.98   a  b  c 
n = 14.
15. E = ac (a – c) + ad (a – d) + bc (b – c) + bd (b – d)
 a ca  c 2  da  d 2   b cb  c 2  db  d 2 
 a a  c  d    c 2  d 2   b b  c  d    c 2  d 2 
 a 2  c  d   a  c 2  d 2   b2  c  d   b  c2  d 2 
  a2  b2   c  d    a  b c2  d 2 
 2
 
  a  b   2ab  c  d    a  b   c  d   2cd
2

2 2
  c  d  a  b   2ab  c  d    a  b  c  d   2cd  a  b 
From given equation, we have, a + b = –10, ab = - 1010 and c + d = 10, cd = 1010
E  10  10   2  1010 10    10 10   2 1010  10  
2 2

 10 100   2 10100  10 100  2 10100 

=2 (10) (100)
= 2(1000) = 2000

16. f  x   x3 sin    sin   2  x 2  6 x  4 ,

f 1  0
f  x    x  1  sin .x 2  2 x  4 
f  x   0 has three real roots
2 4 1
  0, 0, 0  0  sin  
sin  sin  4
2
 2  23 23
 9sin 2   4sin   3  9  sin     
 9 9 9
1  cos   2cos   6sin   3sin   2 
3
81 8
 2sin  1  3sin      
2

9  3  243
621 2
 given function minimum value is , if sin  
8 9
2
17. Let t  sin 2 x  2 cos x
3t  33 t  28
t  0,3
 3
2 x  2 n  
4 4
 3 3 7 
x , , , in  0, 2
2 2 4 4
8 solutions in  0, 4
1  cos  
18. cos ec  cot    cot
sin  2

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   
cos ec  cot  cot
4 8 4
  
cos ec  cot  cot
8 16 8
  
cos ec  cot  cot
16 32 16
   
1  cos ec  cos ec  cos ec  cot
4 8 16 32
PHYSICS
19

t0

ut 0  v  cos dt ….(1)

0

ds rel
v  u cos   
dt
t0 0

 (v  u cos )dt   ds rel ….(2)

0 b

Now the value of integral from equation 1 can be substituted in equation 2 to get the required
answer.

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20.

1
F02  F12  F12  2F1 
2
1
 F0  3F1
2
1
F1  N
2 3

H cos  1
21. y  (g cos )t 2
cos(  ) 2

2H cos 
t2 
g cos  cos(  )

When   , t is minimum
2
   2H cos 
t min  sec  
2 g

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22. Mass m1 moves with constant velocity if tension in the lower string is equal to its weight

T1  m1g  (1)(10)  10N ….(1)

 Tension in the upper string is
T2  2T1  20N ….(2)
Acceleration of block M is therefore,
T 20
a 2  ….(3)
M M
This is also the acceleration of pulley 2.
Absolute acceleration of mass m1 is zero. Thus, acceleration of m1 relative to pulley 2 is a upwards
or acceleration of m 2 with respect to pulley 2 is a downwards. Drawing free body diagram of m 2
with respect to pulley 2.
Equation of motion gives:
40 40
20   10  2a 
M M
Solving this we get M = 8kg

23. Maximum frictional force between the block and the plank is
f max  mg  (0.5)(1)(10)  5N
The free body diagrams of the block and the plank are shown here:

5
Acceleration of block a1   5m / s 2
1
30  5 25
Acceleration of plank a 2   m / s2
2 2
 Relative acceleration of plank
a  a 2  a1
25
Or a   5  7.5m / s 2
2
2s 2 15
t    2s
a 7.5

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24. Let N be the normal reaction between m and M, Equilibrium of M,
N sin 45º  kx
Equilibrium of m in vertical direction gives
N cos 45º  mg
From Eqs. (i) and (ii), we get
mg
x
k

25. w.r.t. person on raft velocity of cyclist

v
tan 37  R
4
3 vR

4 4

26 With respect to A (Let u for B at any angle  )

a (2  sin )a
y  (2u  u sin ). 
u cos  cos 
y
d min  a sin   a.
y2  a 2
(2  sin )a
= a.
2 (2  sin ) 2 a 2
cos  a 
cos2 
a(2  sin )
d min 
cos 2   (2  sin ) 2
d(d min )
For min d min  0
d
Solving   30º
a 3
 (d min ) min 
2
For   0º (i.e. for initial case)
2a a
d min  &t 
5 5u

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 0.4  2 10
27 Max acceleration of 8kg , a max   1m / s 2 , for 10N both the block will move together
8
therefore change in K.E. in frame 1 and 2 are same for force greater than 10N block 2kg slips over
8kg therefore velocity of 2 kg is more than velocity of 8kg.
 W3  W2  W1

28

30
a common   2m / sec 2
15
Freq to move = 5  2  10N
N  10
50  10
1

5
  0.2
29.

mg  kx 2  3mg
kx 2  2mg
2mg
x2 
k
1 1
mg(x1  x 2 )  kx12  kx 22  0
2 2
1
mg   k(x 2  x1 )
2
2mg
(x 2  x1 ) 
k

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 2mg 4mg
  x 0  x1  x 2  
k k
4mg 3mg
  x0 
k k
If N = 0
kx 2  3mg
4mg

k
30 U  4x 3  5x 2
dU
F  [12x 2  10x]
dx
5
F  0 at x  0, x  m
6
d2 U
 24x  10
dx 2
d2 U
 10  x  0 is unstable equilibrium
dx 2 x0

d2 U 5
 10  x  is stable equilibrium
dx 2 x  5/6
6

31. v b(boat )  10i  6j

v a (apple)  (v x  10)  (v y  6)

v (apple) w.r.t. man  v am  (v x  10)i  (v y  6)j  v z k

 v x  10  0
 v x  10
Now, range = 60 = (v x  6)  4
 vy  9
2v z
T4
g
| vx |  | v y |  | vz | 10  9  20
Thus,  3
13 13

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32.

33. Conceptual

2 2
1 1 v 1 1 x
34. mv 2  m    kx 2  k  
2 2 2 2 2 2
x
= mg
2
(4mg  5kx)(x)

5m
Maximizing we set:
2 m 2 1
man  g   10  = 1.26
5 k 5 10
35. Solution, F1 is central force, so work done only depends on radial displacement which is 6*21/2

1
36. 10  x   2  10  x  2 / 5
5
2
1 1 7 1 2
 2  v 20   20    10   
2 5 5 2 5
 v0  2.53ms 1

CHEMISTRY
37. At Boyle’s temperature, z = 1
160  P 160
 0.32 P  T   500 K
T 0.32
38. Initial no.of millimoles of H3 PO4 = 2
No.of millimoles of NaOH added = 4
H PO  2 NaOH 
3 4  Na2 HPO4  2 H 2O
2 milli moles 4 milli moles 2 milli moles

 The solution is that of an amphoteric salt.

pK 2  pK3 8  12
 pH    10 .
2 2

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39. Va N a  2  0.1  0.2 eqts.
Vb N b  1 0.2  0.2 eqts.
70
Heat absorbed for the ionization of NH 4OH   10  7 kJ
100
Heat liberated  0.2  50.5  10.1kJ
Weight of solution  3000  0.95  2850g
1
10.1  1000  2850   T  T  10.63
3
40. Vol. of NaOH used at equivalent point = 9 mL
36  0.5
Nb  2
9
( 1)
413. TV
1 1  T2V2 ( 1) ;
320(49)0.5  T2 (64)0.5
320  7
T2   280 K  7 0 C
8
42. 2 Al  3 H 2 SO4 ( L.R )  Al2 ( SO4 )3  3 H 2 ( g )
10.8
No. of moles of Al =  0.4
27
100  4.8
No. of moles of H 2 SO4   0.48
1000
0.48  1  300
VH 2   6.0 litre
2  12
3 3RT
43. Eav  kT ; U rms 
2 M
Eav does not depend on its molecular mass but depends upon absolute
temperature
13.6  2 2
44. 3.4  ; n = 4; l = 2
n2
Subshell = 4d
Angular nodes = l = 2
Radial nodes = n – l – 1= 4 – 2 – 1 = 1
 100  0.5  3.6  104 400  0.1 8  104
45. [H ]    102 M
500 500
10 2  [ N 3 ]
4
3.6  10   [ N 3 ]  3.6  10 3 ;
 100  0.5 
 
 500 

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 4102  [OCN  ]
8  10   [OCN  ]  6.4  103 M
 400  0.1 
 
 500 
 H 0  1
46. log K eq  log A   
 2.303  R  T
H 0 0 H 0
Slope   Tan 45  .
2.303R 2.303  8.314
H 0   2.303  8.314  19.15 Jmole 1 .
 2.303  1.987  4.58cal mole1 .
0.045
47. No. of ‘H’ atoms   6.023  1023  2  3.011  1021
18
V.D of gas  1.25  11.2  14
48.
1
49. K .E  mv 2
2
d ( KE )  mv.dv
d ( KE )
dv  (i )
mv
h
x  (ii )
4 mv
h
x 
d ( KE )
4 m
mv
6.62  1034  2  106 0
  500A
6.62 21
4   10

50. Al 2 O3  6HCl  2AlCl3  3H 2 O
Initial m mole of HCl  500  0.1  50
Final m mole of HCl  500 101.3  25
m mole of reacted HCl  25
25
m mole of Al2 O3   4.16
6
4.16
Mass of Al 2 O3  102  0.425 g
1000
0.425
Mass of percentrage of Al2 O3  100  85%
0.500
51. Kp  pH2 2O ( g )  2.25  104 atm 2  pH 2O ( g )  1.5  10 2 atm.

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 pH 2O ( g ) 1.5  10 2
R.H .   100   100  50%
SVP 22.8 / 760
a 8a 3R 3 1 1
52. PC  2
 100; TC   300  b      x  32
27b 27 Rb 8 8 12 32
53. ‘CuS’ starts precipitating first (low KSP) and continues to be precipitated exclusively
until ‘MnS’ also starts precipitating.
1012
 S 2  when MnS starts precipitating  1  1011 M.
10
1014
[Cu+2] left at this state Cu 2   11
 10 3 M.
10
103
% left = 100  1%
101
 Percentage of Cu+2 exclusively precipitated = 100 -1 = 99%.
54 SnO2 ( s )  C ( s )  Sn( s )  CO2 ( g )
H r0  394.0  581  187 kJmol 1
S 0  210  52  6  56  200 Jmol 1K 1
187  1000
Equilibrium temperature (T )eq   935 K
200
So, T > 935 K (for spontaneity)

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