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JEE Mains Entrance Test Model Paper 4

MATHEMATICS
1. (d) The given equation can be written as
x2

b a (a b) x ab

1 x c

(a b) x ab (b a ) x (b a)c

x2 2ax ab ca bc 0

Since product of the roots = 0

ab ca bc 0 ;
a bc b c

a(b c) bc

Thus sum of the roots

2a

om
1 25 y 0 2 8
1, 1 4

2bc b c

2.

(b)

Let P be the point on the line 2 x y 11 0 which is the nearest to the circle x 2 Its centre is Then CP
1, 1 4

(1) (2)

y 2 2x

to line (1) and CP

.m
35 4 5

2
Hence CP

1 11 4 5

ye ng
radius

67 (radius) 4

g. c

Again, equation of CP, x 2 y so, 2x 4 y 1 0 points

K. This passes thro

1 2

9 ,2 satisfied it. 2

3.

(a)

Let P(n)

n5 5

n3 3

7n 15
3 5 7 1 15 96 40 14 15 150 = 10 = An even integer. 15

P(1)

1 5

1 7 3 15

(c), (d) are ruled out.

P(2)

32 8 14 5 3 15

(b) is ruled out. (a) holds

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4.

(d)

a b OA OB OA BO BA | a b | | BA | 52 52 5 2

5.

(a)

Area found by the given point

| z |2 36 |z| 6

1 2 | z | 18 (given) 2

6.

(c)

For absolute term

10 r 2

2r

10 r 4r 0 5r 10 r
absolute term
10

2
10 9 2 k 1 2

om
405 b 1 c 5
y2

C2 k 2

405

k2

405 9 45
(1) (2)

7.

(a)

Any plane through the first line is a( x 1) b( y 1) cz where 2a b 3c 0

g. c
b 1 c a i.e., 5 8
n 11

It will pass thro the second line if (0, 2, 1), a point on the second line lies on (1) i.e. if a(0 1) b(2 1) c( 1) 0 i.e., a 3b c 0 (3) Solving (2) and (3), we get,

Required plane is 8( x 1) 1( y 1) 5( z) 0

8.

(b)

w
2n 1 2n

The no. of students answering exactly i(1 i n 1) questions wrongly is 2n i 2n i 1. The no. of students answering all n questions wrongly is 20. Thus, the total number of wrong answers is
1(2 n 1 2 n 2 ) 2(2 n
2
2

w
2n
3

8x y 5 z 7 0

Thus 2 n 1 2047 9. (a)

.m
2n

Putting x 7, we get 49 y 2
( y 3) 2 0

ye ng
a 8

2 n 3 ) ....( n 1)(21 20 ) n(20 )

.... 2 1 2n 1
2048 211

28 6 y 12 0 or

6y 9 0

point of contact is (7, 3)

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3x x 3 1 3x 2 log 3x x 3 1 1 3x 2 1
3 f ( x)

10.

(b)

f ( g ( x))

1 g ( x) log 1 g ( x)
3

1 3x 2 3x x 3 log 1 3x 2 3x x 3

log

1 x 1 x

3 log

1 x 1 x

11.

(b)

We know that AD 2

1 2 (b 4

c2

2bc cos A)

1 2 b 4

c2

2bc cos

1 2 (b c 2 bc) 4
12. (a)

4 AD 2

b2 c 2 bc

Clearing f (1) e1 1 1 2 1 1 2 0 1 is a root of the equation f ( x) e x 1 Let a 1 be also a root Then f ( ) 0 by Rolles Theorem

f ' ( x) 0 for at least one x between 1 and a.

Now f ' ( x) e x 1 1 0 Which is not possible.

ye ng
ex 1 1
2

there exists no root > 1 Thus there is only one root.

Similarly we can show that no root < 1, exists.

13.

(b)

'

0 0 0

14.

(a)

The required vector c

a Now |a|
c 1 i 9

b |b | b 1 (7i 4 j 4k ) and 9 |b | a |a|

0 0

.m
3

'

1 ( 2i 3

7 j 9

2 k 9

g. c
x 2 0

j 2k )

om
[ x (1, ) i.e. x 1]

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1 49 4 81 81 81 54 81

(25)(6) c

54 81

25 9 225
5 (i 7 j 2k ) 3

15

15 (i 7 j 2k ) 9

15.

(d)

There are n choices for the first coordinate, n 1 choices for the second coordinate and n 2 choices for the third coordinate. Hence n({(x, y, z); x, y, z

A, x

z})

n(n 1)(n 2)

n 3 3n 2

2n

CQ CP
Since CQ

a 2 sec2

b2 tan 2

CP

PQ

4b2 tan 2 3b2 tan 2 3b2 sin2

a 2 sec2 a 2 sec2 a2

ye ng
b2 tan 2
a2 1

g. c
P(a sec , b tan )
(0,0) C

Now, PQ

2b tan

3a 2 (e 2 1) sin 2 3(e 2 1) sin 2

.m

om
e 2 3
b a c b

16.

(d)

Let P(a sec , b tan ), Q(a sec , b tan ) be end points of double ordinate and C (0, 0) is the centre of the hyperbola.

Q(a sec , b tan )

w
3(e
e
2

1)
3

sin 2

1
1 3

1 1

e2 1

e2

4 3

17.

(a)

Since
n

Pr a

n 1

Pr b

n n

Pr Pr 1
n n

b a Pr 1 Pr c b

n r 1

...(i) (ii)

Pr c

n 1

Pr ; b

n r

From (i) to (ii), we get

c b 1 b a

b c b

b a

b2

a(b c)

b2 1 a (b c)

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n

C1
1
n

C0

C1
C2

n 1

C1
C1
n 1

C1

n 1

n 1

C2

n 2

C2

1 1

C1

n 1

C2

n 2

C3

n 2

C2
n r 1

n 2

C3

n 3

C3 and so on
n r 1 1

C1

n 1

C2

n 2

C3 ....
| A|

Cr
0 0 | A|

n r 1

Cr

Cr

n r

Cr

0 | A| 0
x

19.

(d)

Since det ( AdjA) | A | I

0 0

| A |3 64

20.

(a)

Since x

y does not imply y

R is not symmetric. 21. (c) Since a, b, c are in A.P., Since a, mb, c are in G.P.
mb ac

om
2b a c

ye ng
ac
a c ac
h 0

g. c
f ( x) f ( x) Lt
h 0 h

(i)

m2b2

(ii)

Divide (i) by (ii), we get i.e.

2b m 2b 2

22.

(d)

Since S.D.

Range

w
(b a) 2

.m
b a

2 m 2b

1 a

1 c

a, m 2b, c are in H.P.

variance

var .( X ) (b a) 2 or (b a ) 2

var .( X )

23.

(b)

f ' ( x)

h 0

Lt

f ( x h) h

f ( x)

Lt

f ( x). f (h) h

f ( h) 1 h

f ( x) Lt
h

1 (sin 2h) g (h) 1 0 h

Lt ( x 2) 3

2 f ( x) Lt

sin 2h Lt g (h) 0 2h h 0

2 f ( x) g (0)

24.

(a)

x 1

Lt f ( x)
Lt f ( x)
x 1

x 1

x 1

x 1

Lt (4 x 1) 3 f (1)

4 1 3

Lt f ( x)

f (x) is continuous at x 1

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25.

(a)

x2

dy dx

2x

dy dx

2
(1,1)

Slope of tangent at (1, 1) = 2 Slope of normal at (1, 1) = Equation to the normal at (1, 1) is

1 2
O

A (1,1)

N B(3,0)

y 1

1 ( x 1) 2

x 2y 3 0

The normal intersects x-axis of (3, 0) the required area is shown as shaded region. Required area A
1 3

area (OANO) + area (NABN)

x3 3
1

1 x dx (3 x)dx 2 0 1
2

1 3x 2

26.

(d)

Let cos 1 Let sin

1

1 5 2 4 17
1 5 2

cos sin

1 5 2 4 17

g. c
7 1 7 tan 4 1 4

; tan

ye ng
4 17

om
x2 2
3 1

4 3

tan 1 7
tan 1 4
1

tan cos 1

sin

tan(tan 1 7 tan 1 4)

tan tan

S n1

Since

27.

(b)

S n1n2

n1n2 [2a (n1n2 1)d ] 2 n1 [2a (n1 1)d ] 2

.m

7 4 1 7.4

3 29

n2

[( 2a d ) n1n2 d ] [( 2a d ) n1d ]

S n1n2 S n1

is independent of n1

2a d

2a

a d

1 2

28.

(c)

Put

tan x tan 2 x
( y 1) 2

y;
0 y

1 y
1

2 0
tan 2 x

y2

2y 1 0
tan x
2 tan x 1 tan 2 x tan x

1 tan 2 x

[ tan x 0]

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3 tan 2 x

tan x

3 n

3 3
i.e., x (3n 1) , n Z 3

general solution is x

29.

(c)

Put

x 1

1 dx dz 2 x 1 2( z 2 1) dz z2 1
z2 1 2 2 dz z2 1
1

given integral

2 1

2 z
2

dz

2[ z 2 tan 1 z ] c

2( x 1 2 tan

x 1) c

30.

(b)

Since

.m
x

31.

(a)

f (x) is continuous at x 2
f (2)

which is true if A 0 32. (c) cosec A cot A

11 2 2 Also cosec A cot2 A 1 1 cosec A cot A 11/ 2 44 tan A 117

Lt f ( x)
2

Lt

x 2 ( A 2) x A i.e. 2 2 x 2

ye ng
x

' ( x) 1 log( ( x)) x c ( x) When x 1, (1) 2 log[ (1)] 1 c log 2 1 c log[ ( x)] x log 2 1 log[ (3)] 3 log 2 1 2 log 2 (3) log 2 (3) 2e 2 2

2 ; 11

2 cot A

33.

(a)

x dx

y dy

x 2 y dy xy 2 dx y ( x 2 1)dy

x(1 y 2 )dy

x x
2

dx

2x x
2

dx 1

2y dy 1 y2
log(1 y 2 ) log C log C (1 y 2 )

log( x 2 1)

g. c
Lt x( x 2) A( x 1) , 2 x 2 11 2 117 2 11 22

y dy 1 y2

om
x 2 1 C (1 y 2 )

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34.

(d)

Events favourable to E1 are (1, 5), (2, 4), (3, 3), (4, 2), (5, 1) Events favourable to E2 are (2, 1), (2, 2), (2, 3), (2, 4), (2, 5), (2, 6), (6, 2), (5, 2), (4, 2), (3, 2), (1, 2) E Prob. of E2 when E1 has already occurred P 2 E1

35.

(a)

Since an

2 [Events favourable to E2 out of E1 5 4 3an and lim an a n 3 2a n

(2, 4), (4, 2)]

[ a1 1 0, a2

4 3.1 3 2.1

om
7 5 0 a3

4 3a 3a 2a 2 4 3a 3 2a 2 2a2 4 a2 2 a

36.

(c)

37.

(a)

Put x

Since the directrix is || to the tangent at the vertex. directrix can be taken as x y h 0 But the distance between the focus and directrix is twice the distance between the focus and the tangent at the vertex. 0 0 h 0 0 1 2 1 1 1 1 [focus lies on the same side of the directrix and the tangent at the vertex of the parabola] directrix is x y 2 0 h 2;

z3

dx
3

.m

dx
2

3 z 2 dz

x(1

x)

3 log z log(1 z )
3 log z 1 z 1 1 z

ye ng
3z 2 dz z 3 (1 z ) 2 1 1 z 1 z 3
c

3 log

x1/ 3 1 x1/ 3

g. c
dz z ( z 1) 2 1 dz (1 z ) 2
1 1 z c

4 3a2 3 2 a2

0 etc]

1 1 x1/ 3

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By the given condition Mean = (2 Mean)k 1 k [Mode = 3 Median 2 Mean] 2

n

39.

(d)

Given limit
n n

Lt
r 1

r r n5 / 2
1 1

Lt
r 1

r n

3/ 2

1 n

x 3 / 2 dx
0 0

x x dx

a
40. (a) For pair of lines we have

0 b c 2

0 c 2

.m

ye ng

g. c

ac2 bc2 4 4 a b 0

om

c 2 c 2

c2 4

c 2

b2 2

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PHYSICS
41. 42.
f

(b)
v 2 L 1.2 r (a) v v vs v v vs (d) f f 330 440 484 Hz 330 1.5 20 330 440 403.3 Hz 330 1.5 20

43.

f max f min

44.

sin
y

1
x

y x

vx ; vy vy

v sin

(b)
1.6 1 4/3 1 .6 1 1 R1 1 R1 1 R2 1 R2

45.

P 4

47. 48.
m

(c)
f0 1 fe

fe D

f0 fe

w
f0 ; D

46.

1 1 1 1 1 1 ; v = 24 cm v 12 8 v u f this image will be formed at the focus of IInd lens. (c)

(a) 49. 50. (b)

2 sin

n ;
(b)

.m
m

(d)

sin

n ; 2

ye ng
4 D = 1.33 D 3
1 fe

n = 0, 1, 2

g. c

om

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6.4 10 19 J =4V 1.6 10 19 C

51.

VC V A

52.

Ceq

C C 2 2 (a)

53.

R1

l 10 ; A (c)
(c) (b)

R2

3 l A

30 ;

R1

R2

40

54. 55. 56.

57.

t. e

2 t ;

ye ng
L 0

dI dt

dI dt

(c) 58. At resonance = 0 P VI cos I 2R (c)

So

For first orbit n = 1, mv

h 2 r = 2 r = perimeter of first orbit. (b) 2

;

59.

h , mvr mv

w
nh 2
N N 0e
t

.m
N 0e
2

60.

t = 2 Tav (d)

61.

Let OC = x and the length of the string from B to m2 be y and AB = 2a. Then

2 a 2 x 2 y a constant because the length of the string is fixed. Differentiating, 2x 1 2 dx dy v1 v 2 0 2 (a x 2 ) 1/ 2 2x 0 or 2 2 2 dt dt a x

g. c
0, t 2, t

Magnetic field does no work on charged particle. (d)

om

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dy dx and v 2 or 2 cos dt dt The minus sign shows that v1 is opposite to v2.

v1

v1

v2
v2 2v1

2 cos
(b)

v1

v2

(numerically)

cos

62. 63.

(c) According to problem disc is melted and recasted into a solid sphere so their volume will be same. R 4 3 3 3 2 RDisc 8RSphere VDisc = VSphere RSphere = Disc RDisct RSphere 2 3 1 2 Moment of inertia of disc I Disc M(RDisc)2 = 2I MRDisc = I (given) 2 2 RDisc 2 M 2I I 2 2 Moment of inertia of sphere ISphere = MRsphere = M ( R Disc ) 2 5 5 2 10 10 5 (c) In the region BC slope of the graph is positive

64.

F = positive i.e. force is repulsive in nature.

66.

dm dt (a)

67.

In case of uniform circular motion of a particle, direction of acceleration vector changes from point to point but magnitude remains same. Now, vector sum of vectors having same magnitude and distributed in all possible directions is zero. Hence, the average acceleration vector taken over a full circle is a null vector. (b) Vex =

68.

2GM = R (a)

65.

(d)

20

50 = 16.66 N 60

2G4 M 2GM =2 = 2 50 = 100 km/s R R

(b)

.m

F = negative i.e. force is attractive in nature In the region AB slope of the graph is negative

ye ng

g. c

om

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The mercury will not come out from this hole as the pressure outside the hole [atmospheric pressure = g(h + H)] is greater than the pressure inside the tube (= gh). Here is the density of mercury. (d) Time taken in rising to height h2 and coming back = 2e Total time taken by the body in coming to rest 2h 2h 2h 2h 1 e = 2e 2e 2 .... = g g g g 1 e (c)
2h g

70.

71.

om
V2 F = V A A V2 A

Using condition for rotational equilibrium, (i) F (r h) mgx 2 2 2 r x ( r h) But

rh x mg

From equation (i), F (a) 72.

1/ 2

mg (2r h)h r h

73.

m2 m1 g 2m m g g m2 m1 2m m 3 Case II: F T 0 or T = 2mg Also, T mg ma or 2mg mg ma a g i.e. a < a (c)

Case I: a

74. 75. 76.

(b) (a) Coefficient of friction (a)

F1 R 75 75 = = 0.38 mg 20 9.8

w
s

.m

d 2s 1 3/ 2 kt s kt 2 4 dt As t increases, the retardation decreases. (d)

ye ng
force V acceleration [ FV 3 A 2 ]

77.

Angular momentum, mvr = (b)

g. c

( 2r h ) h

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Q At
KA KB

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78.

K( ) = constant d
B A

KA
B A

KB

or
A
A

Given So, (d) 79.

1 T2 T1 1 ; 6 (a) 1

= 20C
B

= 5C and

= 15C

T2 65 T1

1 3

T1

390K ; T2

325K

80.

(d)

.m

ye ng

g. c

om

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81. (c) No. of moles = 0.05 l 0.5 M = 0.025 gms of H2SO4 = 0.025 98 = 2.45 82. (b) 2Al 2moles +

3 O2 2

Al2O3

83.

(c)

K.E. = or,

K. E 1 3 = RT or K. E 2 2

T1 T2

84.

(a)

600 1 600 = or T2 = = 300 K = 27C. T2 1/ 2 2 2 Moles of H2 effused = = 1. 2

ye ng

g. c
M (H2 ) M (Cl 2 )
=1
2 71

Moles of Cl2 effused under similar conditions = n ( H 2 )

.m

Mass of Cl2 effused out = 71 85. 86. (a) (c)

87.

(a)

= iCRT i 1 i 1 = = or 0.9 = i 1 or i = 1.9 m 1 2 1 1.9 0.002 0.083 300 = = 0.094 bar. 1

Tb = Kb m or m = Tb / Kb =

0.26 = 0.5 0.52 1000 g of water contains 0.5 moles of solute = 0.5 150 = 75 g. Total mass of solution = 1075 g 75 % mass = 100 = 6.97 ~ 7%. 1075

2 = (2 71)1/2 g. 71

om

3 moles 1mole 2 54g 48g 5.4g 4.8g 3.2 g of O2 is present O2 is the limiting reagent. 3 32g will give 102 g of Al2O3 2 2 3.2 1 3.2g will give 102 moles 3 32 15

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H comb. of yellow P = 9.91 kJ mol1 H comb. of red P = 8.78 kJ mol1 P has greater energy than red P. YP R. P + energy H = 9.91 (8.78) kJ mol1 = 1.13 kJ mol1

90. 91. 92.

(b) (b) (d) (i) pH = 2 (ii) pH = 6 [H+] = 102

(i) is more acidic than (ii) by a factor of 104 93. (c) AgCl(s) + H2O(l) NaCl(s) + H2O(l) 0.10M ksp = (s) (S + 0.10) (S + 0.10) 0.10 Ag+(aq) + Cl (aq) Na+(aq) + Cl(aq) .10M

(s) (S + 0.10) 0.10M

ksp = S 0.10
10

S= 94. (d)

1.2 10 0.10

w
1.2 10
9

1.2 1010 = S 0.10

Fe3+ + 3e
2+

.m
Fe ; E = 0.036V Fe ; E = 0.440V Fe2+ (1) (2) (3)

Fe + 2e Fe3+ + e
o Now, n 3E3

Subtracting (2) from (1) we get the reqd. equation

o n1E1 n 2 Eo 2 [n1, n2 & n3 are the no. of moles of electrons in eq. (1) (2) & (3)]

o 1 E3

3 ( 0.036) 2 ( 0.440)

o E3

(0.108) 0.880

ye ng
0.772V

g. c

om

[H+] 106

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95.

(d)

Ecell = E cell + 0.59 = 0 + or log or

0.059 [Cathode ] log n [Anode ]

[ it is a conc. cell. E = 0]

0.059 1 log n [H ]2

1 0.59 2 = = 20 2 0.059 [H ]

1 = antilog 20 = 1020 2 [H ]

[H+] = (1020)1/2 = 1010. 96. 97. 98. (b)

pH = 10.

(d)

I.E. = x kJ

the energy of 1st orbit of Hatom = x kJ energy of 2nd orbit energy of 3rd orbit

Z2 n2 2
1 9

&

Energy required for an e to jump from 2nd and 3rd orbit will be
E3 E2

102. 103. 104. 105. 106. 107. 108.

(a) (b) (b) (c) (c) (a) (b)

101.

(d)

A stronger base (H) can replace the weaker base (OH) from its salt (H2O) but vice verse cannot be done.

[Fe(F6)]3 Fe (ground state) Fe3+ (excited state) 3d64s2 3d5 4s

100.

(d)

99.

(b)

.m

x 9

ye ng
x x kJ 9
x 4 x 9 x 4

g. c
x 1 4 x kJ 4
5x kJ 36

om

(b)

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3d

4s

4p sp3d2

4d

it is an inter orbital complex

hence no. of unpaired e = 5 109. 110. (b) (a) [Ni(H2O)6]2+ Ni(ground state) Ni2+ (excited state) 3d84s2 3d84s hybridization is sp3d2, hence it is

113.

(c)

In Wurtz reaction, major product is an alkane. 2C2H5I + Na

115.

(d)

CH3CH2CH(OH)CH2CH3 Pentan-3-ol

114.

(c)

CH3 being an electron releasing (o, p directing group) increases e density at o & p position.
[ O]

.m
ether

The product (3-Pentanone) does not give iodioform test. 116. 117. (c) (d) Cannizzaro reaction is given by an aldehyde have no ' ' hydrogen atom.

O
118. (b)
CH 3 C OCH 3 2CH 3MgBr

ye ng
C2H5 C2H5 (butane)

112.

(d)

In (d), the lone pair of Natom is relatively more easily available for protonation. In other compounds the lone pair of Natom is delocalised over the adjoining benzene ring. Hence (d) is the most basic.

CH3CH2CCH2CH3 O 3-Pentanone

CH 3 C CH 3

g. c
OH
CH 3

111.

(d)

e withdrawing group NO 2 attached to the benzene ring increases the stability of carbanion.

om

the ligand (H2O) is a weak one, paramagnetic having 2 unpaired e.

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119.

(b)
HO

HNO2

N2

Rearrange 1,2alkyl shift

CH2NH2

HO

CH2N2

HO

CH2

(1 Carbocation)

OH
(2 Carbocation)
H+

120.

(a)

.m

ye ng

g. c

om