JEE Advanced 2016 Mock Test Paper

JPT-1 (JEE ADVANCE)
TEST DATE : | BATCH : JP,JF,JR

FACULTY NAME:
TARGET DATE : 16-06-2014
Syllabus : XI and XII
Paper-2
S.No.
Subject Nature of Questions
1 to 15
No. of Questions Marks Negative
MCQ
15
60
12
15
60
12
15
60
12
16 to 19
Match matrix listing
20 to 34
MCQ
35 to 38
39 to 53
MCQ
54 to 57
Total
57
1.
0
a b
50
Let A =
and (A + ) 50A =
then
0
0
c d
0
0 0
ekuk A =
Total
216
[301]
a b
vkSj (A + )50 50A =

rc
c d
(A*) a + d = 2
Sol.
[MT-AL]
Total
(B*) a + b = 1
(C*) b + c = 0
(D) a + d = 1
0
A=
0 0
0 0
A2 =
=0
0 0
A3 = 0
(A + )3 = A3 + 3A2 + 3A +
Similarly
(A + )50 = 50A +
......(1)
1 0
(A + )50 50A =
0 1
ans. A,B,C
a =1,
2.
blh izd kj
b = 0,
c = 0, d = 1
From a pack of 52 playing cards, all face cards are removed. From the remaining pack, cards are dealt one
by one until an ace appear. Let P1 denote the probability that exactly 10 cards are dealt before the first ace
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appear. If cards continue to dealt until a second ace appears. Let P2 denote the probability that exactly 20
m
cards are dealt before the second ace. If 130 P2 =
(m, n are co-prime natural numbers) thenn
rk'k d h 52 ikksad h ,d xM~M h lslHkh psgjsoky siksface cards gVk;st krsgSA 'ks"k cph gqbZxM~M h ls,d ,d
d jd siksd ks[khap k t krk gSt c rd d h bDd k u vk t k;sA ekuk P1 ] bDd k vkuslsigy sBhd 10 iksafud ky usd h
izkf;d rk d ksO;Dr d jrk gSA ;fn ikksad ksy xkrkj fud ky k t krk gSt c rd fd nwl jk bDd k u vk t k;sA ekuk P2 ]
nwl jk bDd k vkuslsigy sBhd 20 iksafud ky usd h izkf;d rk d ksO;Dr d jrk gSA ;fn 130 P2 =
izkd `r la[;k gS) rc
(A*) m + n = 46
Sol.
[PR-CD]
(B) m n = 28
(C*) m n = 333
m
(m, n
n
lgvHkkT;
[302]
(D*)
n 1
=4
m
st
10 card are drawn before I ace
izFke bDd slsigy s10 iks[khpst krsgSA

th
first 10 cards are non ace and 11 card is an ace
izFke 10 iks] bDd sugh gSrFkk 11 okikk bDd k gSA

36
P1 =
40
C10 4
.
C10 30
10
non-ace
27.28.29
P1 =
10.37.38.39
Position by pack now
29
1st ace
21th
9
2
nd
ace
vc xM~M h lsfLFkfr
3 aces
26 non ace
26
P2 =
29
C9 3
9
. .P1
C9 20
10.13.37
130 P2 =
3.
11th
9
37
If m and n are positive integers more than or equal to 2, m > n, then (mn)! is divisible by
;fn m vkSj n, 2 lsvf/kd ;k cjkcj /kukRed iw.kkZad gS] m > n rc (mn)! fd llsfoHkkft r gS- [PC-GP] [304]
Sol.
(A*) (m!)n
(B*) (n!)m
(C*) (m + n)!
(D*) (m n)!
(mn)!
is the number of ways of distributing mn distinct objects in n persons equally.
(m!)n
(mn)!
mn fofHkUu oLrq
v ksad ksn O;fDr;ksaesaleku : i lsckaVusd srjhd s
(m!)n
(mn)!
Hence
is an integer (m!)n| (mn)!. Similarly (n!) m | (mn)!
(m!)n
(mn)!
vr%
,d iw.kkd gSA (m!)n| (mn)!. blh izd kj (n!) m | (mn)!
(m!)n
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Further iq
u% m + n < 2 m mn (m + n)! | (mn) and vkSj m n < m < mn
(m n)! | (mn)
4.
Let be an operation defined on points in Cartesian plane such that if 'P' and 'Q' are 2 points, then
PQ= R, where PQR is an equilateral triangle with P, Q, R being in anticlockwise sense, then
[MI-STAR]
[303]
(A*) If PQ = R RP = Q
(B) If PQ = R PR = Q
(C) (PQ)S = P(QS)
(D*) If PQ = R, RQ = S and QS = T, then ratio of areas of PQR and QST is 1
ekuk d kfrZ; lery esaifjHkkf"kr fcUnqv ksaij ,d laf ;k bl izd kj gSfd P vkSj Q nksfcUnqd sfy , PQ= R, t gk
PQR leckgqf=kHkq
t gSvkSj P, Q, R d ksokekorZfn'kk es
afy ;k x;k gS] rc
(A*) ;fn PQ = R RP = Q
(B) ;fn PQ = R PR = Q
(C) (PQ)S = P(QS)
(D*) ;fn PQ = R, RQ = S vkS
j QS = T, rc PQR vkSj QST d s{ks=kQ y ksad k vuqikr 1 gSA
Sol.
Clearly if PQ = R, then as long as cyclic order is maintained by operating on any two we will get the
third point, i.e. PQ = R RP = Q QR = P. Now for three points the operation need not be
associative for example if PQ= S, then (C) will not hold true. In all the cases in (D) triangles have same
side lengths hence their area are equal hence (A) and (D).
Li"Vr;k% ;fn PQ = R, rc p h; e esad ksbZnksfcUnqd sfy , laf ;k d ksbl izd kj fy ;k x;k gSfd rhljsfcUnq
d ksizkIr d jrk gSA vFkkZr~PQ = R RP = Q QR = P. vc rhu fcUnqv ksad sfy , laf ;k d kslkgp;Zgksusd h
t : jh ughagSA mnkgj.k d sfy , ;fn PQ= S, rc (C) lR; ughagksxhA bu lHkh fLFkfr;ksaesa(D) f=kHkqt ksad h leku
y EckbZ;kgSvr% mud s{ks=kQ y cjkcj gSA vr% (A) vkSj (D).
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5.
Let C1 and C2 be centres of two circles whose radii are 2 and 4 respectively. Also C1C2 = 10 and direct
common tangents of these circles touch them at P,Q,R,S. Another circle of radius '' is drawn passing
through P, Q, R, S, then
[CR-CT] [301]
(A*) Mid-point of C1C2 is centre of the circle passing through P,Q,R,S.
(B) Centre of the circle passing through P,Q,R,S divides C1C2 in the ratio 1 : 2.
2
(C*) = 33
2
(D) = 35
ekuk C1 vkSj C2 nkso`kksad sd sUnzgSft ld h f=kT;k,a e'k% 2 vkSj 4 gSrFkk C1C2 = 10 vkSj bu o`kksad h vuq e
mHk;fu"B Li'kZjs[kk,agSP,Q,R,S ij mud ksaLi'kZd jrh gSA ;fn '' f=kT;k d k vU; o`k P, Q, R, S lsxqt jrk gS] rc
(A*) P,Q,R,S lsxq
t jusoky so`k d k d sUnz] C1C2 d k e/;
fcUnqgSA
(B) P,Q,R,S lsxq

t jusoky so`k d k d sUnz
] C1C2 d ks1 : 2 esafoHkkft r
d jrk gSA
(C*) = 33
2
(D) = 35
P
C2
C1
Sol.
Let T be the mid point of PR, perpendicular from T to PR meets C1C2 at M which is mid point of C1C2. Also
2
2
2
2
2
2
MP = MR = MQ = MS = MT + TR
Hence M is centre of the required circle
PR = LDCT =
2
Now
C1C2
r1 r2
100 4 =
96
= MT + TR
2
96
24
2
=
+ TR = 9 + 4 = 9 + 24 = 33
2
Hindi
C2
C1
S
Q
ekuk T, PR d k e/; fcUnqgS

A T lsPR ij C1C2 d ksM ij y Ec gSt ksC1C2 d k e/; fcUnqgSA
rFkk MP2 = MR2 = MQ2 = MS2 = MT2 + TR2
vr% M vHkh"V o`k d k d sUnzgS
PR = LDCT =
[Type text]
C1C2
r1 r2
100 4 =
96
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vc
= MT + TR
2
96
24
2
=
+ TR = 9 + 4 = 9 + 24 = 33
2
6.
are correct.
z
1
and
+ z = wz then which of the following
w
w
[CR-CT] [301]
(A*) |z| + |w| = 2 if arg(z) =
(B*) If arg(z) = then arg(w) =
If complex number z and w satisfy the relation z + w =
(C*) If w = 1 then Re(z) =
1
2
(D) If w = 1 then Re(z) =
;fn lfEeJ la[;k z vkSj w lEcU/k z + w =

(A*) |z| + |w| = 2
(1) (2) w
1
2
z = 1 or w =
;fn z = 1 rc (1) 1 + w =
d ks.kkad (z) = rc d ks.kkad (w) =
1
2
.........(2)
1
w
1
2
w w+1=0
w
1
2
w w+1=0
w
1 3i
arg(w) =
2
3
1
then (1) becomes z + w = zw
w
;fn w =
[Type text]
d ksla
rq"B d jrk gSrc fuEu esalsd kSulk lgh gS-
(D) ;fn w = 1 rc Re(z) =
If z = 1 then (1) becomes 1 + w =
w = 1
1
2
1
1
= z w
w
w
w w (1 + z ) = 0
w=
1
+ z = wz
w
(B*) ;fn
z
1
...........(1) and rFkk
+ z = wz
w
w
z+w=
If w =
vkSj
;fn d ks.kkad (z) =
(C*) ;fn w = 1 rc Re(z) =
Sol.
z
w
1
w
rc (1) z + w = zw
z 1 = z z + z = 1 2Re(z) = 1
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7.
If f(k) =
1
and
r
r 1
2013
f(r) = a f(b) + c, then
;fn f(k) =
1
r
r 1
f(r) = a f(b) + c rc r 1
(B*) a b = 1
k
f(k) =
=1+
r 1
[302]
2013
vkS
j
(A) b = c
Sol.
[SS-SS]
r 1
(C*) b + c = 0
(D*) a + c = 1
1
1
1
+
+..........+
2
k
3
f(1) = 1
f(2) = 1 +
1
2
f(3) = 1 +
1
1
+
2
3
:
f(2013) = 1 +
1
1
1
1
+
+ ..........+
2
4
3
2013
2013
Adding t ks
Musij
f(r) = 1 2013 +
r 1
= 1 2013 +
1
1
1
2012 +
2011 + ....... +
1
2
3
2013
1
1
1
(2013 1) +
(2013 2) + ....... +
(2013 2012)
2
3
2013
1 1
1 1 2 3
2012
= 2013 1 ......
..........
2 3
2013 2 3 4
2013
1
1
1
1
= 2013 f(2013) 1 1 1 ...... 1
2
3
4
2013
1 1
1
= 2013 f(2013) 1 2012 + 1 ........
2
3
2013
= 2013 f(2013) 2013 + f(2013) = 2014 f(2013) 2013
a = 2014, b = 2013 , c = 2013
8.
A function f is defined by f(x) =
cos t cos(x t)dt ; 0 x 2 then which of the following hold(s) good?

0
[DI-SP]
[301]
(A) f (x) is continuous but not differentiable in (0, 2)

(B) Maximum value of f is
(C*) There exists atleast one c (0, 2) such that f '(c) = 0.
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(D*) Minimum value of f is
,d Q y u f, f(x) = cos t cos(x t)dt ; 0 x 2 }kjk ifjHkkf"kr gS] rc fuEu esalslR; gS?
0
(A) f(x), (0, 2) es

alrr~gSijUrqvod y uh;
(B) f d k vf/kd re
(C*) d e
ugh gSA
eku gSA
lsd e ,d c (0, 2) bl izd kj gSfd f '(c) = 0
(D*) f d k U;w
ure
eku
gSA
Sol.
f (x) =
cos t cos(x t)dt
....(1)
cos tcos(x t)dt

0
f (x) =
....(2)
cos tcos(x t)dt

0
(1) + (2) gives
2 f (x) =
cos t (2cos xcos t)dt

0
f (x) = cos x
cos
t dt = 2 cos x
9.
Let Pn =
ekuk Pn =
(A)
Sol.
27
4e
cos x
Now verify vc
2
t dt
lR;kfir.
(3n)!
2 Pn
(n = 1, 2, 3,.......) then lim
is
n 3 n
(2n)!
(3n)!
2 Pn
(n = 1, 2, 3,.......) rc lim
n
(2n)!
3 n
(B*)
9
e
e1cos x 1
lim
x2
x 0
Pn
((2n 1)(2n 2).......(2n n))
= lim
n
n n
[Type text]
f (x) =
cos
[LT-LG]
[302]
gS-
(C)
23
3e
(D*)
9
2e
1/n
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1/n
Pn 2n 1 2n 2 2n 3
2n n
.........
=
n n n n
n
loge
Pn 1 n
2n r
= loge
n n r 1
n
loge
Pn
1 n
r
= lim loge 2
n
n n n r 1
lim loge
lim loge
lim
10.
Pn
loge (2 x )dx
n
Pn
27
= n
n
4e
Pn 27
=
n 4e
If y x = 1, then the value of
;fn yx xy = 1 rc x = 1 ij
2
(A) n(4e )
Sol.
y x =1
dy
dx
dy
at x = 1 is dx
JPT-1
[MD-GN]
[303]
d k eku gS-
e2
(B*) n
4
(C*) 2(1 n 2)
[if x = 1 then y = 2]
[;fn x = 1 rc y = 2]
(D) 2(1 + n 2)
Let ekukP = y
n P = x n y
1 dP
x dy
= n y +
P dx
y dx
x dy
dP
= P n y
dx
y dx
dP
x dy
x
= y n y
y dx
dx
....... (1)
Let ekukQ = x
n Q = y n x
[Type text]
1 dQ y
dy
=
+ n x .
Q dx x
dx
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dy
dQ
y y
= x n x.
dx
x
dx
........ (2)
Now vc y x = 1 P Q = 1
differentiate both sides w.r.t. x
x d slkis
{k vod y u
d jusij
dP
dQ
x dy
dy
x
y y
= 0 y n y
x n x. = 0
dx
dx
y dx
dx
x
when t c x = 1, y = 2
11.
{from (1) and (2)}
{(1)
vkSj (2) ls}
dy
= 2(1 n 2)
dx
The curve, with the property that the projection of the ordinate on the normal is constant and has a length
equal to 'a', may be (Where c is are abitrary constant)
[TN-NR] [302]
o ft ld h] d ksfV d k vfHky Ec ij iz{ksi vpj gSrFkk a d scjkcj y EckbZgS] gksld rk gS&

(t gkc LoS
PN
(A*) aln
Sol.
vpj gS)
y 2 a2 y x c
(B) x
(C) (y a)2 = cx
(D*) | y +
Ordinate = PM. Let P (x, y)
[T/S]
a2 y 2 c
x/a
y 2 a2 | = ce
d ksfV = PM. ekukP (x, y)

Projection of ordinate on normal = PN
d ksfV d k vfHky Ec ij iz{ksi = PN
12.
(given fn;k x;k gS

)
PN = PM cos = a
y
1 tan2
a y = a 1 (y1 )2
y 2 a2
dy
dx
a
a dy
y a
dx aln|y y 2 a2 | x c
If z axis be vertical, then the equation of the line of greatest slope through the point (2, 1, 0) on the
plane 2x + 3y 4z = 1 is
[TD-PP] [304]
;fn z- v{k m/okZ/kj gS] rc lery 2x + 3y 4z = 1 ij fLFkr fcUnq(2, 1, 0) lsxqt jusoky h vf/kd re izo.krk d h
ljy js[kk d k lehd j.k gksxk&
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(A*)
(C)
Sol.
x 6 y 13 z 13
8
12
13
x 2 y 1 z 0
3
4
12
(B)
x 2 y 1 z 0
3
4
5
(D*)
x 2 y 1 z
8
12
13
Let equation of the line with greatest slope is
x 2 y 1 z
a
b
c
ekuk vf/kd re izo.krk d h ljy js[kk d k lehd j.k
x 2 y 1 z
a
b
c
Where t gk2a + 3b 4c = 0
gSA
.(1)
We know that equation of horizontal plane is z = 0
ge t kursgSfd {kSfrt lery d k lehd j.k z = 0 gksrk gSA

i.e.
vFkkZr~, 0.x + 0.y + 1.z = 0
Now, a vector along the line of intersection of given plane and horizontal plane is
i j
V 0 0
k
1 3i 2j
2 3 4
vr% fn;sx;slery ,oa{ksfrt lery d h iz

frPNsnu js[kk d svuqfn'k ,d lfn'k
i j
V 0 0
k
1 3i 2j
2 3 4
Since the line of greatest slope is also perpendicular to the vector V .
pwafd vf/kd re izo.krk d h js[kk Hkh lfn'k V d sy Ecor~gSA

Hence vr% , 3a + 2b = 0 .(2)
From (1) & o (2) ls
a
b
c
8 12 13
Equation of the line of greatest slope =
[Type text]
x 2 y 1 z
8
12
13
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vf/kd re izo.krk d h js[kk d k lehd j.k =

13.
x 2 y 1 z
8
12
13
If , , are roots of cubic equation x3 + 3x + 2 = 0. If the equation whose roots are

3
[QE-TE]
[302]
( ) ( ), () ( ), ( ) ( ) is x + ax + bx + c = 0 then which of the following is/are correct.
;fn ?kuh; lehd j.k x3 + 3x + 2 = 0 d sewy , , gSA ;fn lehd j.k x3 + ax2 + bx + c = 0 d sewy
( ) ( ), () ( ), ( ) ( ) gS
] rc fuEu esalslgh gS&
(A*) 24a + b + c = 0
Sol.
(B*) b = 0
(C) a + b + c = 9
(D*) abc = 0
+ + = 0
+ + = 3
= 2
Let ekuky = ( ) ( )
y = 2 (+ ) +
= 2 (+ + ) + 2
y = 2 3 +
y = 3 3 4
we know that 3 = 3 2
ge t kursgS3 = 3 2
y = 6(+ 1)
6
y6
so equation is y3 + 9y2 216 = 0
lehd j.k y3 + 9y2 216 = 0 gSA
14.
Sum of first n terms of the series 1 + 3 + 5 + 7 + ..... is 100. If 3 consecutive terms be removed from these
n terms then sum of the remaining terms and sum of original terms are in the ratio 17 : 20. Which of the
following is/are correct.
[SS-AP] [303]
(A*) sum of the square of removed terms is 83
(B*) all 3 removed terms are prime
(C*) n = 10
(D) If , , are removed terms then coefficient of x in (x + )(x + )(x + ) is 81
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Js.kh 1 + 3 + 5 + 7 + ..... d sizFke n inksad k ;ksxQ y 100 gSA ;fn 3 ekxr inksad ksbu n la[;kvksalsgVk;k t k,
rc 'ks"k inksad s;ksxQ y vkSj ewy inksad s;ksxQ y d k vuqikr 17 : 20 gSfuEu esalslgh gS(A*) 83 gVk,
x, inksad soxksZd k ;ksxQ y gSA
(B*) lHkh 3 gVk,
x, in vHkkT; gSA
(C*) n = 10
(D) ;fn , , gVk,
Sol.
x, in gSrc (x + )(x + )(x + ) esax d k xq.kkad 81 gS

A
n
[2 + (n 1)2] = 100
2
n2 = 100
n = 10
sumof remainingterms
17
85
=
=
sum of original terms
20
100
so sum of 3 removed terms = 15

let these are a d, a, a + d
Hindi
a=5
d=2
terms are 3, 5, 7
hence A, B, C are correct
n
[2 + (n 1)2] = 100
2
n2 = 100
n = 10
'ks"k inksad k ;ksxQ y

ewy inksad k ;ksxQ y
17
85
=
20
100
blfy , gVk;h xbZ3 la[;kvksad k ;ksxQ y gS= 15

ekuk ;sla
[;k,a d, a, a + d
15.
a=5
d=2
in 3, 5, 7 gSA
vr%A, B, C lgh gSA
The range of values of m for which the line y = mx and the curve y =
d sekuksad k ifjlj ft ld sfy , js[kk y = mx vkSj y =
x
2
x 1
og gS&
(A*) (1, 1)
[Type text]
x
2
x 1
enclose a region, lies in set
,d {ks=k d ksifjc) d jrsgS] ft l leqPp; esafLFkr gS]

[SL-MS]
(B*) (0, 1)
(C*) [0, 1]
[304]
(D) (1, )
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Sol.
Solving
mx =
x2 =
gy d jusij
x
x 1
x2 + 1 =
1
m
or x = 0
1
1 > 0 for a region {ks
=k d sfy ,
m
m 1
< 0 m (0, 1)
m
Note: for m = 0 or m = 1 the line does not enclose a region.
uksV: m = 0 ;k m = 1 d sfy , js[kk {ks=k d ksifjc) ughad jrh gSA
SECTION 3 : Matching List Type (Only One Option Correct)

[k.M 3 : lqesy u lwp h izd kj (d soy ,d fod Yi lgh)
This section contains four questions, each having two matching lists. Choices for the correct combination
of elements from List-I and List-II are given as options (A),(B),(C) and (D), out of which ONE is correct.
bl [k.M esa4 cgqfod Yi iz'u gSA izR;sd iz'u esalqesy u lwfp;kgSA lwfp;ksad sfy , d wV d sfod Yi (A), (B), (C) rFkk
(D) gS, ft ues
alsd s
oy ,d lgh gSA
16.
Match List I with List II and select the correct answer using the code given below the lists :
lwp h I d kslwp h II lslq
esfy r d hft , rFkk lwfp;ksad suhpsfn, x, d ksM d k ;ksx d jd slgh mkj pqfu;s%
[MTC-MS] [302]
List-I
List-II
lwp h- I
lwp h - II
2
1.
is equal to
2.
3.
4.
(P)
If quadratic eqution (2 cos )x (2 cosec)x + (cosec ) = 0

has only one solution for x, then number of values of
(0 2)are
(Q)
The value of
x(sin (sin x) cos (cos x))dx

0
(R)
If e is eccentricity of ellipse whose area is half the area of its auxiliary

2
circle then 4e =
9
(S)
If t0 is term independent of x in expansion of x 2 and tm1 , tm2

x
are coefficient of two middle terms then
t 0 tm1 tm2
12
fey ku d hft , [Type text]
Page 13
(P)
(Q)
lwp h- I
lwp h - II
;fn f}?kkr lehd j.k (2 cos )x2 (2 cosec)x + (cosec2) = 0

x d sfy , d s
oy ,d gy j[krk gSrc (0 2) d sekuksad h la[;k gS
1.
2.
3.
4.
d k eku cjkcj gS&

0
(R)
;fn nh?kZ
o`k d h mRd sUnzrk e gSft ld k {ks=kQ y ] bld slgk;d o`k
d s{ks=kQ y d k vk/kk gS] rc 4e2 =
(S)
;fn x 2 d sfoLrkj esax lsLora=k in t0 gSrFkk tm1 , tm2

x
nkse/; inksad k xq.kkad gS] rc
Codes :
P
(A*)
3
(B)
2
(C)
4
(D)
3
Sol.
(P)
Q
1
1
1
4
R
2
3
2
2
If
;fn cos = 0
If
;fn cos0
t 0 tm1 tm2
12
gS&
S
4
4
3
1
=
3
,
2 2
D = 0
4 cosec 4.2.cos.cosec= 0
1 = 2 cos sin
sin2= 1
2=
0 24
5
,
2 2
Four values of
d spkj
ekuks
ad sfy ,
(Q)
ekukI =
Let

0
/2
x(sin (sin x) cos (cos x)) x sin (sin x) cos

0
cos x dx
/2
(sin (sin x) cos (cos x))dx

0
[Type text]
Page 14
/2
/2
(sin2 (sin x)dx
=.
(R)
/2
dx
(sin (cos x)dx

0
2
=
2
2
Ans. = 2
a = 2ab
a = 2b
b 2 = a 2 (1 e 2 )
1 = 4(1e 2 )
2
4e = 3
r
(S)
1
t r + 1 = 9 c r (x 2 ) q r = 9cr.x183r(1)r
x
put 18 3r = 0 j[kusij
r=6
9
t0 = C 6
9
2 1
p ukad
x x index in odd lw
two middle term nkse/;
t 0 t m1 tm2
12
17.
fo"ke esagSA
in tm1 = 9c4 x4, tm2 =9c4(x)5
c6 0
84
=
12
12
[MTC-MS]
List-I
lwp h- I
(P)
[301] List-II
lwp h - II
If a,b,c are non zero real numbers, system of equations y + z = a + 2x,

x + z = b + 2y, x + y = c + 2z are consistent and b = 4a +
1.
20
2.
3.
c
, then
4
sum of roots of quadratic equation at + bt + c = 0 is

(Q)
Let A be a matrix of order 3, such that A = 2A , where is an

5
identity matrix of order 3. If A = A + then =

(R)
Let an ant start from origin (O) travels 3 units on negative x-axis,
travels 1 unit parallel to positive y-axis, travels 2 units parallel to negative z-axis to
reach point A : p i 2j k and q be such that resultant of

p and q is 3i 3j 4k , then [p OA q] =
[Type text]
Page 15
(S)
If z1,z2 are two complex number numbers satisfying
z1 3z 2
= 1,
3 z1z2
|z1| 3, then |z2| is equal to
(P)
lwp h- I
lwp h - II
;fn a, b, c v'kwU; okLrfod la[;k,gS] lehd j.k fud k; y + z = a + 2x,
1.
20
2.
3.
x + z = b + 2y, x + y = c + 2z la
xr
gSrFkk b = 4a +
c
, rc
4
f}?kkr lehd j.k at2 + bt + c = 0 d sewy ksad k ;ksxQ y gS&

(Q)
ekuk A, 3 e d h vkO;wg bl izd kj gSfd A2 = 2A t gk 3 d ksfV

d h rRled vkO;wg gS;fn A5 = A + rc =
(R)
ekuk ,d phVh ewy fcUnq(O) ls3 bd kbZ_ .kkRed x-v{k ij py rh gS]

/kukRed y v{k d slekUrj 1 bd kbZpy rh gS] _ .kkRed z-v{k d slekUrj
2 bd kbZpy
d j A = p i 2j k fcUnqij igqap rh gS rFkk lfn'k
bl izd kj gSfd lfn'k p vkS

j q d k ifj.kkeh 3i 3j 4k gS

rc [p OA q] =
(S)
;fn z1, z2 nkslfEeJ la[;k,bl izd kj gSfd
z1 3z2
= 1, |z1| 3
3 z1z2
gS] rc |z2| cjkcj gS

&
Codes :
P
(A)
3
(B)
2
(C*)
3
(D)
4
Sol.
Q
1
1
1
1
R
4
4
2
3
S
2
3
4
2
(P) Adding t ks
M usij
2(x+ y +z) = a+ b + c + 2x + 2y +2z
0 =a+b+c
b = 4a +
c
4
..(1)
16a 4b + c = 0
..(2)
comparing at + bt + c = 0
[Type text]
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at + bt + c = 0 rq
y uk d jusij
by (1) t = 1
(1) ls t = 1
by (2) t = 4
(2) ls t = 4
sum of roots = 3
ewy ksd k ;ksxQ y = 3

t = 4
3
(Q) A = AA
=A(2A )
2
=2A A
= 2(2A ) A = 3A 2
= 3A 2
4
A = 4A 3
A5 = 5A 4
=5, = 4
(R)
= 20
A =(3, 1,2)
p q = (3, 3, 4)
q =(3 1, 3 + 2, 4 1)
=(2, 1, 3) p OA q = 3
= 1(3, 2)+ 2 (9 + 4) + 1(3 2)

= + 1 + 2 (5) + 1
=8
(S)
|z1|2 (z13 z2 + z1 3z2) +9|z2|2 = 9 (3z1 z2 + 3 z1 z2) + |z1|2|z2|2

2
|z1| |z1| |z2| + 9|z2| 9 = 0

|z1|2 (1 |z2|2 ) + 9(|z2|2 1) = 0
2
(|z1| 9) (1 |z2| ) = 0
[Type text]
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|z1| 3
18.
|z2| = 1
[MTC-MS]
List-I
(P)
[302]
List-II
lwp h- I
lwp h - II
Given that the side length of a rhombus is the geometric mean
1.
11
of the lengths of its diagonals. The acute angle between the sides
then k equals
k
of rhombus is
(Q)
If y = mx + 1 is tangent to y = 4x, then m is
2.
(R)
The absolute value of the difference of two distinct value of x
3.
4.
which minimizes the value of expression (x x 21) (x x 39) is

(S)
If x1, x2, x3 are the three real solutions of the equation
(2 nx 1)
= 1 e 9 xln x 0.5 , where x, 1, x2 1, x3 1,
1

e 9
then value of x1x2x3 is
(P)
lwp h- I
lwp h - II
fn;k x;k gSfd leprqHkZqt d h Hkqt k d h y EckbZbld sfod .kksZd h
1.
11
y EckbZd k xq.kks
kj ek/; gS;fn leprq
HkqZt d h Hkqt kvksad se/; U;wud ks
.k
gS] rc k cjkcj gS&
(Q)
;fn y = mx + 1 ijoy ; y2 = 4x d h Li'kZjs[kk gSrc m gS
2.
(R)
x d snksfofHkUu
3.
4.
ekuksad svUrj d k fujis{k eku ft ud sfy , O;at d

2
(x x 21) (x x 39) d k eku

1
(S)
U;wure gks] gksxk&

1

;fn lehd j.kx(2nx 1) e 9 = 1 e 9 xln x 0.5 d srhu
okLrfod gy x1, x2, x3 gSt gkx, 1, x2 1, x3 1,

rc x1x2x3 d k eku gS&
Codes :
P
(A*)
4
[Type text]
Q
2
R
1
S
3
Page 18
Sol.
(B)
(C)
(D)
2
3
2
3
1
3
4
4
1
1
2
4
(P)
a
tan , x = a b
2 b
a2 b2
4
4
x =
Area {ks
=kQ y = x2.sin =
sin =
1
a.b
2
1
2
a/2
x
/2
b/2
a
m
(Q)
c=
(R)
Let ekuky = x x 21
1=
1
m
m=1
General equation = (y) . (y 18)
O;kid lehd j.k = (y) . (y 18)

= y2 2.y.9 + 81 81
= (y 9)2 81
minimum at y = 9
y=9
ij U;wure
2
x x 21 = 9
2
x x 30 = 0
(S)
Let ekuk t = x x
1/9
t +e
2
ln x
1
2
vUrj |6 (5)| = 11
2 ln x 1
1/9
= (1 + e )t
1/9
t (1 + e ) t + e
[Type text]
difference
1/9
=0
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t = 1 or t = e
2ln x1
1/9
=1
2ln x 1
=0
2
lnx =
2ln x1
or
=e
1/9
take loge
2ln x 1
1
2
ln x
1
9
1
2y 1
2 y 9 , y = lnx
x = e1/2
2y y =
2
9
y2 + y3 =
1
2
lnx2 + lnx3 =
1
2
1/2
x2x3 = e
1/2
1/2
x1x2x3 = e .e
19.
=e
[MTC-MS]
List-I
[302]
lwp h- I
x
(P)
The number of solutions of equation x
ln t dt
0
(Q)
List-II
lwp h - II
x2
+
, x R are
3
Points (t1, 2t + 2) and (2t + 1, t +1) are image of each other with
1.
2.
3.
4.
respect to line L. If line L passes through (1, 0) then value of 2t is

(R)
x3 2x 2 ax 6 ; x 1
If f(x) =
is differentiable for x R, then
2x b
; x 1
value of (b a) is
(S)
If z0 is the only point of contact of curves z + z = 2|z 1|, arg (z + 1 + i) = ,

2
(0, ), then |z0| may be
[Type text]
Page 20
lwp h- I
lwp h - II
x
lehd j.k x ln t dt
(P)
x
+
, x R d sgy ks
ad h la[;k gS
&
3
(t1, 2t + 2) vkS
j (2t + 1, t +1) js
[kk L d slkis{k ,d
(Q)
L, (1, 0) lsxq
t jrh gSrc2t d k eku
nql jsd sizfrfcEc gS;fn
2x b
(b a) d k eku
; x 1
2.
3.
4.
gS&
;fn z0 o z + z = 2|z 1|, d ks.kkad (z + 1 + i) = , (0, ) d k d soy
(S)
gS&
x3 2x 2 ax 6 ; x 1
;fn f(x) =
, x R d sfy , vod y uh; gSrc
(R)
1.
,d Li'kZfcUnqgS] rc |z0|2 d k eku gksld rk gS&

Codes :
P
2
2
3
2
(A*)
(B)
(C)
(D)
Sol.
Q
1
3
1
3
(P) x + x(lnx 1) =
xlnx =
lnx =
S
2
1
2
4
x2
3
x2
3
x
3
two solutions
(Q)
R
4
4
4
1
nksgy
3t 3t 3
mid-point ,
and given point (1, 0)
2
2
3t 3t 3
,
vkSj
2
2
e/; fcUnq
slope iz
o.krk
fn;k x;k fcUnq(1, 0)
3
( t 1) 0
t 1
= 2
3t
2
1
t
2
3
slope of given points nksfcUnq

v ks
ad h izo.krk =
[Type text]
t 1
t 1
t 1 2t 1 t 2
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product of slopes iz
o.krkvksad k xq.kuQ y
2
(t + 1) = t (t + 2)
3
2
t + 2t+1 = t + 2t +
t 1 t 1
= 1
=
2 ( t 2)
2t
4
+
3
3
4 2t
3 3
1 = 2t
y=x
y=x/3
(R)
1+2+a+6=2+b
7=ba
(S)
2x = 2 ( x 1)2 y 2
arg(Z (1 i)) =
x = x 2x + 1 + y
y2 = 2x 1
2
y = 2x
2
1/ 2
1
y = mx +
m
2
1
3
1 = m +
2m
2
3m 2m 1
2
2m
2
3m = 2m + 1
m =1
tangent is Li'kZjs
[kky = x
solving with parabola ijoy ;
d slkFk gy d jusij
y = 2x 1
x = 1
[Type text]
y=1
P(1, 1) z0 1 + i
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|z0| = 2
Z0
[Type text]
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PAPER-2
SECTION-1 : (One or more option correct type)
[k.M 1 : (,d ;k v f/kd lgh fod Yi d kj)
This section contains 15 multiple choice questions. Each question has four choices (A), (B), (C)
and (D) out of which ONE or MORE are correct.
bl [k.M esa15 cgqfod Yi 'u gSA R;sd 'u esapkj fod Yi (A), (B), (C) vkSj (D) gS] ft uesalsd soy ,d
;k v f/kd lgh gSA
MCQ._(15)
20.
Two waves are simultaneously passing through a string, their equations are y1 = A1 sin k(x vt)
1
and y2 = A2 sin k (x vt + x0) respectively, where k = 3.14 cm and x0 = 3.0 cm, A1 = 6 mm,
A2 = 5.2 mm, select the correct statements.
[ST-SO](102)
(A*) Their phase difference is 3
(B*) They produce destructive interference
(C*) Their resulting amplitude is 0.8 mm
(D) Their resulting amplitude is 11.2 mm
nks rjax ,d Mksjh ls ,d lkFk xqt j jgh gSA mud s lehd j.k e'k% y1 = A1 sin k(x vt) rFkk
y2 = A2 sin k (x vt + x0) t gkk = 3.14 cm1 rFkkx0 = 3.0 cm, A1 = 6 mm, A2 = 5.2 mm gS
A lR; d Fkuksa
d k p;u d hft ,A
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P2-1
PHYSICS
(B*) osfouk'kh O;frd j.k mRiUu
Sol.
PHYSICS
(A*) mud k d y kUrj 3 gks

xkA
d jrk gSA
(C*) mud k ifj.kkeh vk;ke 0.8 mm
gSA
(D) mud k ifj.kkeh vk;ke 11.2 mm
gSA
(a) phase difference d y kUrj = kx0 = 3.14 3 = 3

(b) odd multiple of . ; d k fo"ke
xq.kt
(c) Amin = |A1 - A2| = |6 - 5.2| = 0.8 mm

21.
A black body has a temperature of 'T' (in kelvin) and wavelength corresponding to maximum
energy density. When body cools, if the wavelength corresponding to the maximum energy density
changes by 900% then choose the correct alternative(s)
[HT-FA](104)
,d d `f".kd k oLrqd k rki 'T' (d SfYou esa) rFkk vf/kd re~ t kZ?kuRo d slaxr rjaxnS/;Z gSA t c oLrqBaM h
gksrh gSA ;fn vf/kd re~ t kZ?kuRo d slaxr rjaxnS/;Z900% lsifjorfrZr gksrh gSrc lgh fod Yiksad k p;u
d hft ,A
(A) Temperature of black body to which it is cooled is
T
9
(B*) Ratio of rate of emission i.e. final to initial will be 1 : 10000

(C*) The magnitude of difference in two temperature
9T
10
(D) Ratio of rate of emission i.e. final to initial will be 1 : 6561
f".kd k oLrqd k rki

(A) d `
(B*) mRlt Z
u
T
9
gSA
d h nj d k vuqikr vFkkZr~vfUre rFkk izkjfEHkd d k vuqikr 1 : 10000 gSA
(C*) nks
uksarkiksaesavUrj
u
(D) mRlt Z
ft l ij ;g BaM h gksrh gS]
d k ifjek.k
9T
10
gSA
d h nj d k vuqikr vFkkZ
r~vfUre rFkk izkjfEHkd d k vuqikr 1 : 6561 gSA
Sol.(bc) = 9
fTf = iTi
f = 9
10.Tf = T
f = 10
Tf
magnitude change in 'T' es

aifjorZu
T
10
d k ifjek.k
9T
10
Rate f Tf
1 : 10000
Ratei Ti
22.
In the given circuit potential of the point A is 9V higher than potential of the point B. Choose
correct alternative(s)
[CE-KL] (104)
fn;sx;sifjiFk esafcUnqA d k foHko fcUnqB d sfoHko ls9V mPp gSA lgh fod Yiksad k p;u d jksA
P2-2
PHYSICS
PHYSICS
(A) Value of resistance R is 1
izfrjks/k R d k eku 1 gS
(B*) Value of resistance R is 7
izfrjk/sk R d k eku 7 gS
(C*) magnitude of potential difference between B and D is 30 V.
B rFkk D d se/;
foHkokUrj d k ifjek.k 30V gSA
(D) magnitude of potential difference between B and C is 15 V.

B rFkk C d se/;
foHkokUrj d k ifjek.k 15V gSA
Ans. (bc)
Sol.
24 15 6
R 1 2 1
VA VB 6 Ir
23.
33
R4
9 6
R = 7
VBC = 15 3(2) = 9V
VBD = 30V
A block of mass 'm' rests on a fixed incline plane of inclination '' with horizontal. Assume friction is
large enough to make the block stationary. Then choose correct alternative(s). [FR-MQ] (104)
nzO;eku d k ,d Cy kWd {kSfrt ls d ks.k ij >qd sfLFkj urry ij fojke ij gSA ;g ekfu, fd ?k"kZ.k Cy kWd
d ksfLFkj j[kusd sfy , i;kZIr gS
A rc lgh fod Yiksad k p;u d jksA
m
(A) Maximum value of horizontal component of friction is mg
?k"kZ.k cy d s{kSfrt ?kVd d k vf/kd re eku mg gS

(B*) Angle at which horizontal component of friction is maximum is /4
d ks.k , ft l ij ?k"kZ.k cy d k {kSfrt ?kVd vf/kd re gS, /4 gksxk

(C*) Maximum value of horizontal component of friction is mg/2
?k"kZ.k cy d s{kSfrt ?kVd d k vf/kd re eku mg/2 gS

(D) Angle at which horizontal component of friction is maximum is /3
d ks.k , ft l ij ?k"kZ.k cy d k {kSfrt ?kVd vf/kd re gS, /3 gksxk

Ans.
(BC)
Sol.
P2-3
PHYSICS
PHYSICS
fx = mg sin
fx = f cos = mg sin cos
fx
mg
sin 2
2
fxmax = mg/2
24.
)
4
A particle travels along the path y = a + bx + cx2 where a, b, c are positive constants. If v0 is the
speed of the particle and it is constant. Then choose the correct options, if at the given instant
particle is at x = 0.
[CM-VT](104)
,d d .k iFk y = a + bx + cx2 d svuqfn'k xfr'khy gSt gka, b, c /kukRed fu;rkad gSaA ;fn v0 d .k d h pky
gS rFkk ;g fu;r gSA rc lgh fod Yiksad k p;u d jks] ;fn fn;sx;s{k.k ij d .k x = 0 ij gS
(1 b2 )3/ 2
2c
(A*) radius of curvature is
o rk f=kT;k
(1 b2 )3/ 2
2c
gks
xh
2cv 0 2
(B*) magnitude of net acceleration is
1 b
2cv 0 2
d qy Roj.k d k ifjek.k
1 b
gS
3/2
2c 2 v 0 2
(C) radius of curvature is
1 b
2c 2 v 0 2
o rk f=kT;k
1 b
3/2
3.2
gksxh
3.2
(D) magnitude of centriptal acceleration
vfHkd sfUnz; Roj.k d k ifjek.k
v 02
1 b2
v 02
1 b2
gksxk
Sol. (ab)
R=
dy 2
1
dx
d y
dx 2
3/2
(1 b2 )3/2
2c

a ar a t
a t = 0. (speed constant) (pky
fu;r gS)
v2
2cv 0 2
| a | = | ar | = 0 =
3/2
R
1 b2
25.
In the circuit shown below the switch between A & B is closed at t = 0, then choose the correct
options. (Consider circuit to be in steady state at t < 0 )
P2-4
PHYSICS
[EI-CI](102)
uhpsn'kkZ;sx;sifjiFk esaA o B d se/; d qat h t = 0 ij cUn d h t krh gS, rc lgh fod Yi@fod Yiksad k p;u
d hft ,A (ekfu;sfd ifjiFk t < 0 ij LFkk;h voLFkk esagSA)
R1
E
R2
B
L
(A*) Current through R1 and R2 will not change just after the switch is closed
d qat h cUn d jusd sBhd ckn R1 o R2 lsxqt jusoky h /kkjk ifjofrZr ughagksrh gSA
(B) Current through R1 and R2 will change just after switch is closed
d qat h cUn d jusd sBhd ckn R1 o R2 lsxqt jusoky h /kkjk ifjofrZr gksrh gSA
(C) Current through L will be different at both instants. i.e., just after switch is closed and after long
time.
nksuksa {k.kksa vFkkZr~ d qat h cUn d jus d s Bhd ckn ,oacgqr y Ecs le; i'pkr~ ij L ls xqt jus oky h /kkjk
fHkUu&fHkUu gksxhA
(D*) Current through R2 will be same at t < 0 and t .
R2
Sol.
lsxqt jusoky h /kkjk t < 0 ij rFkk t ij leku gksxhA
Since initially inductor L has current
E
flowing through it, so when switch is closed inductor will
R1
give some induced emf, hence (A), (D)
pqafd izkjEHk esaizsjd Ro L lsxqt jusoky h /kkjk
E
R1
gSrFkk t c d qat h d kscUn fd ;k t krk gSizsjd Ro d qN izsfjr
fo-ok-cy nsrk gSvr% (A), (D)

26.
Two spring of spring constant K and 4K are attached with a block of mass m and other end of
springs are free, system is placed between two rigid wall W 1 and W2. Springs are in its natural
length at instant shown, at t = 0 a sharp impulse is give to the block towards wall W1 then
[SH-SM](104)
W2
W1
K
4K
Smooth surface
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W2
W1
K
4K
fpd uh l rg
(A) Block perform SHM

m
5K
(B) Time period of motion of block is 2
(C*) Block perform oscillatory motion (but not SHM) and its time period is
(D) Amplitude of SHM of block is
d
(A) Cy kW
ljy vkorZxfr d jsxkA
d
(B) Cy kW
d k vkorZd ky 2
(C*) Cy kW
d
(D) Cy kW
d
Sol.
m
5K
3 m
2 K
5mK
gksxkA
nksy u xfr d jsxk (ijUrqljy vkorZxfr ughad jsxk rFkk bld k vkorZd ky 3 m gksxkA
2
d h ljy vkorZxfr d k vk;ke
5mK
gksxkA
Two springs are not compressed or extended together and compression of both springs are not
same. So block not perform SHM, it perform oscillatory motion and time period is given by
nksuksafLiazx ,d lkFk lEihfMr ;k izl kfjr ughagksrh gSrFkk nksuksafLiazx esalEihM+u leku ughagSA vr% ljy
vkorZxfr ughad jsaxk] ;g nkSy u xfr d jsxk rFkk vkorZd ky fuEu izd kj gksxkA
T =
m
m
3 m
+
=
4K
K
2 K
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PHYSICS
nksfLiazx ft ud scy fu;rkad e'k% K rFkk 4K gS] fp=kkuql kj m nzO;eku d s,d Cy kWd lst qM+h gqbZgSrFkk
fLiazxksad snwl jsfljseqDr gSA ;g fud k; nksn`<+nhokjksaW 1 rFkkW2 d se/; j[kk gqv k gSA t = 0 ij, nksuksafLiazx
lkekU; y EckbZesagSrFkk n'kkZ;sx;sbl {k.k ij Cy kWd d ks,d rh{.k vkosx nhokj W1 d h rjQ fn;k t krk
gS] rks
A point object is kept at a distance of OP u. The radius of curvature of spherical surface APB is
CP R. The refractive index of the media are n1 and n2 which are as shown in the diagram, then
(consider only paraxial rays)
[GO-RS](103)
,d fcUnqoLrqnwjh OP = u ij j[kh gqbZgSA xksy kd kj lrg APB d h o rk f=kT;k CP = R gSA ek/;e d k

viorZukad n1 o n2 gSt ksfp=k esan'kkZ;suql kj gS] rc (d soy lek{kh; fd j.ksekusa)
(A*) If n1 n2 image is virtual for all values of u

(B*) If n2 2n1 image is virtual when R u
(C) The image is real for all values of u, n1 and n2
(D) If n2 n1 then image will be always real
(A*) ;fn n1 n2
(B*)
gSrc u d slHkh ekuksad sfy , vkHkklh izfrfcEc cusxkA
;fn n2 2n1 gSrc R u d sfy , vkHkklh izfrfcEc cusxkA
(C) u, n1 rFkk n2 d slHkh ekuks

ad sfy ,
(D)
Sol.
okLrfod izfrfcEc cusxkA
;fn n2 n1 rc ges'kk okLrfod izfrfcEc cusxkA
n2
n
n n1
1 2
v ( u)
R
A
i
O
r
P
C
n2
n1
B
n2 n2 n1 n1
v
R
u
(a) if ;fn n1 > n2 v is ve ; v _
(b)
.kkRed gS (a)
2n1 n1 n1
v
R u
P2-7
PHYSICS
PHYSICS
27.
if
28.
;fn R > u v is -ve _ .kkRed gS
An infinitely long straight wire carrying a current 1 is partially surrounded by ABCD loop as shown
in figure, arc AD and BC have circular shape and the infinite wire passes through their centre
C1C2. The loop has a length L, radius R and carries a current 2. The axis of the loop coincides with
the wire, ABCD plane and infinite length wire are coplanar. Then
[EM-TL](102)
/kkjk d k ,d vuUr y EckbZd k lh/kk /kkjkokgh rkj fp=k esan'kkZ;suql kj y wi ABCD }kjk vkaf'kd ifjc) gS]
pki AD rFkk BC o`kkd kj vkd kj j[krsgS,oavuUr y EckbZd k rkj mud sd sUnzC1C2 lsxqt jrk gSA y wi d h
y EckbZL, f=kT;k R rFkk izokfgr /kkjk 2 gSA y wi d h v{k rkj d slEikrh gS] ry ABCD o vuUr yEckbZd k
rkj lery h; gSA rc
1
R
C1
1
2
C
C2
Sol.
(A)
Net force exerted on the loop by the wire is zero.
(B*)
Net force exerted on the wire by the loop is
(C)
Net force exerted by the wire on the loops is
(D*)
Net torque acting on the loop, about axes C1C2 is zero.
(A)
rkj }kjk y wi ij vkjksfir d qy cy 'kwU; gSA
(B*)
y wi }kjk rkj ij vkjksfir d qy cy
0 I1 I 2 L
gS, t ksry ABCD esarFkk CD d h vksj gSA
R
(C)
rkj }kjk y wi ij vkjksfir d qy cy
0 I1I 2 L
gS, t ksry ABCD esarFkk CD d h vksj gSA
2 R
(D*)
v{k C1C2 d slkis{k y wi ij d k;Zjr~d qy cy k?kw.kZ'kwU; gSA
0 I1 I 2 L
, in the plane ABCD and towards CD.
R
0 I1I 2 L
, in the plane ABCD and towards CD.
2 R
Force is exerted only by straight portions of loop

P2-8
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2 1 1

v R u
PHYSICS
Fnet =
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cy d soy y wi d slh/ksHkkx }kjk vkjksfir gSA

0 1 2L 0 1 2L
+
option fod Yi (B) & o (D)
2R
2R
29. A charged particle (+q) is moving simple harmonically on the x-axis with its mean position at origin.
Amplitude of the particle is A and its angular frequency is .
,d vkosf'kr d .k (+q), x-v{k ij ljy vkorZxfr d jrk gS] ft ld h ek/; fLFkfr eqy fcUnqij gSA d .k d k
vk;ke A rFkk bld h d ks.kh; vko`fk gSA
[EM-FQ](104)
y
x
(A, 0)
(0, 0)
(A, 0)
(A) The magnitude of magnetic field at (2A, 0) will change periodically with period 2/.
(B*) The maximum magnitude of the magnetic field at (0, A) is
0 q
4 A
A
(C*) The magnetic field at (A, A) at the moment the particle passes through , 0 , will be
2
3 0 q
5 5 A
(D*) The magnitudes of magnetic field at (0, A) and (0, A) will be same at any time.
(A) (2A, 0) ij
(B*) (0, A)
pqEcd h; {ks=k d k ifjek.k vkorZd ky 2/ lsvkorhZ: i lsifjofrZr gksxkA
ij pqEcd h; {ks=k d k vf/kd re ifjek.k
A
(C*) d .k t c , 0 lsxq
t jrk gSml
2
(D*) (0, A) rFkk (0, A)

Sol.
0 q
4 A
gSA
{k.k (A, A) ij pqEcd h; {ks=k
3 0 q
5 5 A
gksxkA
ij pqEcd h; {ks=k d k ifjek.k fd lh Hkh le; ij leku gksxkA
(a) For (2A, 0), = 0 or 180
B = 0 permanent zero LFkk;h : i
ls'kwU;
(b) Magnetic field will be max at (0, A) when the particle passes through (0, 0)
(0, A) ij
pqEcd h; {ks=k vf/kd re gksxk t c d .k (0, 0) lsxqt jrk gSA

P2-9
Bmax =
PHYSICS
PHYSICS
0 q(A ) sin 90
q
= 0
4
4 A
A2
(0, A)
Vmax = A
(c) sin =
A
A 5 /2
2
5
(A, A)
2
A2
A
4
v
A/2
r=
A2
A/2
A2
A 5
4
2
A
V = A2 x2 = A 2
2
q A
qv sin 0
B= 0
=

2
4
4
r
A 3
2
3 2
2 5
2
5
2
0 q 3 2 4
3 0 q
=
5
4 A 2
5
5 5 A
(d) same r leku, same leku

same B leku.
(0, A)
r
r
(0, A)
30.
The radii of a spherical capacitor are equal to a and b (b > a). The space between them is filled
with a dielectric of dielectric constant K and resistivity . At t = 0, the inner electrode is given a
charge q0. Choose the correct options :
[CP-EQ](103) [Capacitance]
P2-10
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(A*) Charge q on the inner electrode as a function of time is given by q q0 e
PHYSICS
[Made CPG sir 2011-12]

t
K0
(B) In a short time, the charge on the inner electrode will become zero
(C*) After a long time, the charge on the outer sphere will become q0
(D*) The total amount of heat generated during the spreading of charge will be given by
2
1 1 q
H 0
a b 8 0K
,d xksfy ; la/kkfj=k d h f=kT;k a rFkk b (b > a) gSA bud se/; HkjsinkFkZd k ijkoS| qrkad K rFkk frjks/kd rk
gS
A le; t = 0, ij vkUrfjd by sDVksM +d ksvkos'k q0.fn;k x;k gksrks
lgh d Fku@d Fkuksad k p;u d hft ,A
(A*)
vkUrfjd by sDVksM +ij vkos

'k q, le; d sQ y u d s: i esa q q0 e
(B) vYi
le; vUrjky esvkarfjd by sDVksM +ij vkos'k 'kwU; gkst k,xk
(C*) ,d
YkEcsle; d sckn] ckgjh xksy sij vkos'k q0 gkst k,xk
(D*) vkos
'k d sforj.k d snkSjku
Sol.
C=
t
K0
gksxkA
mRiUu d qy "ek d k eku H 0 gksxk

a b 8 0K
4 0 abK
ba
b
R=
dr
4r
(b a)
4 ab
= RC = K0
q = q0et/
q = q0 e
t = ,
t
K0
q=0
Amount of heat generated
mRiUu "ek
2
1 1 q
H 0
a b 8 0K
31.
A small object moves counter clockwise along the circular path whose centre is at origin as shown
in figure. As it moves along the path, its acceleration vector continuously points towards point S.
Then the object
[CH-HZ](104)
P2-11
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PHYSICS
(A*) Speed up as it moves from A to C via B.

via B.
(B) Slows down as it moves from A to C
(C*) Slows down as it moves from C to A via D.

D.
(D) Speed up as it moves from C to A via
,d NksVh oLrqo`kkd kj iFk ij okekorZfn'kk esaxfr'khy gS] rFkk bl o`kkd kj iFk d k d sUnzfp=kkuql kj ewy
fcUnqgSA iFk d svuqfn'k xfr d jrsgq, bld k Roj.k lfn'k y xkrkj fcUnqS d h rjQ funsZf'kr gS] rksoLrq
y
B
lsgksd j A lsC rd xfr d snkSjku pky c<+rh gSA
(A*) B
(B) B
lsgksd j A lsC rd xfr d snkSjku pky ?kVrh gSA
(C*) D
(D) D
Sol.
lsgksd j C lsA rd xfr d snkSjku pky ?kVrh gSA

lsgksd j C lsA rd xfr d snkSjku pky c<+rh gSA
As the object moves from A to C via B the angle between acceleration vector and
velocity vector decreases from 90 and then increases back to 90. Since the angle between
velocity and acceleration is acute, the object speeds up.
As the object moves from C to A via D the angle between acceleration vector and velocity vector
increases from 90 and then decreases back to 90. Since the angle between velocity and
acceleration is obtuse, the object slows down.
(Moderate)
t Sl k fd oLrqB lsgksd j A lsC xfr d jrh gSA Roj.k lfn'k ,oaosx lfn'k d se/; d ks.k 90 ls?kV+rk gS,oa
rc c<+d j okil 90 gkst krk gSA pwafd osx o Roj.k d se/; U;wu d ks.k gSA vr% oLrqd h pky c<+rh gSA
t Sl k fd oLrqD lsgksd j C lsA xfr d jrh gSA Roj.k lfn'k ,oaosx lfn'k d se/; d ks.k 90 lsc<+rk gS,oa
rc ?kVd j okil 90 gkst krk gSA pwafd osx o Roj.k d se/; vf/kd d ks.k gSA vr% oLrq/kheh gksxhA
P2-12
PHYSICS
PHYSICS
y
v
a
C
O
a
32.
In a radioactive decay reaction :
,d jsfM;ks/kehZ{k; vfHkf ;k esa%
[MADE: CSS 2012-13]
[NP-DL](102)
A
B
C
2
9
Select correct alternative/s at the instant the number of the particles of B is maximum :
(A*) Activity of A is equal to activity of B
(B*) No of atoms of A is 4.5 times of B
(C) Activity of A is more then activity of B
(D) Activity of A is minimum
lgh fod Yi@fod Yiksad k p;u ml {k.k d hft , t c B d sd .kksad h la[;k vf/kd re gS%
Sol.
(A*) A d h lf ;rk B d h lf ;rk d srq

Y;
gSA
(B*) A d sijek.kq
v ksad h la[;k B d h 4.5 xquk gSA
(C) A d h lf ;rk B d h lf ;rk lsvf/kd
gSA
(D) A d h lf ;rk U;w

ure
gSA
NA 2 = NB 9
NA = 4.5 NB
33.
In series LCR circuit voltage drop across resistance is 8 V and voltage across inductor to is 6 V
across capacitor is 12 volt. Then select incorrect alternative/s :
[AC-RC](102)
Js.kh LCR ifjiFk esaizfrjks/k d sfljksaij foHko iru 8 V gSrFkk izsjd d q.My h d sfljksij oksYVst 6 V gSrFkk
la/kkfj=k d sfljksij 12 V gSA rc vlR; fod Yi@fod Yiksad k p;u d hft ,A
(A*) Voltage of the source will be leading current in the circuit
ifjiFk esaL=kksr oksYVst /kkjk lsvkxsleading gksxkA

(B*) Voltage drop across each element will be less than the applied voltage
izR;sd vo;o d sfljksij foHko iru vkjksfir oksYVst lsd e gksxkA

(C*) Power factor of circuit will be 4/3
ifjiFk d k 'kfDr xq.kkad 4/3 gksxkA

(D*) Source voltage is 26 volt
P2-13
PHYSICS
Sol.
Since, cos =
pwafd , cos =
8
4
R
IR
=
=
=
Z
IZ
10
5
8
4
R
IR
=
=
=
Z
IZ
10
5
(cos d Hkh Hkh ,d

Also
PHYSICS
Lkzksr oksYVst 26 oksYV gSA
lsvf/kd ughagksld rk gSA)
rFkk, IxC > IxL
XC > XL
Current will be leading (/kkjk vkxsgks

xh)
In a LCR circuit (LCR
V (VL VC )2 VR2
ifjiFk esa)
(6 12)2 8 2 10
V = 10 ; which is less than voltage drop across capacitor.

V = 10 ; t ksla
/kkfj=k d sfljksaij
34.
foHko iru lsd e gksxkA
Hydrogen gas and oxygen gas have volume 1cm3 each at N.T.P.
N.T.P. ij
gkbMkst u xSl o vkWDlht u xSl d k izR;sd d k vk;ru 1cm3 gSA
[TH-FL] (103)
(A*) Number of molecules is same in both the gases.
nksuksaxSl ksaesav.kqv ksad h la[;k leku gSA

(B) The rms velocity of molecules of both the gases is the same.
nksuksaxSl kasd sv.kqv ksad h oxZek/; ewy pky leku gSA

(C*) The internal energy of each gas is the same.
R;sd xSl d h vkUrfjd t kZleku gSA

(D*) The average velocity of molecules of each gas is the same.
R;sd xSl d sv.kqv ksad k vkSl r osx leku gSA

Sol.
At NTP Same volume means same molecules f1 = f2 , so same tempereature means same
internal energy (U =
mkj
NTP
=
f
nRT). Average velocity is zero.
2
ij leku vk;ru d k vFkZgSleku v.kq] f1 = f2 vr% leku rki d k vFkZgSleku vkarfjd t kZ(U
f
nRT) vkS
lr
2
xfr 'kwU; gSA
SECTION 2 : (Matching List Type)

P2-14
PHYSICS
This section contains 4 multiple choice questions. Each questions has matching lists. The
codes for the lists have choices (A), (B), (C) and (D) out of which ONLY ONE is correct.
bl [k.M esa4 cgqfod Yi 'u gSaA R;sd 'u esalqesy u lwp h gSA lwfp;ksad sfy , d ksM d sfod Yi (A), (B), (C)
vkSj (D) gSa] ft uesalsd soy ,d lgh gSA
PHYSICS
[k.M 2 : (lqesy u lwp h d kj)
Match List_(4)
35.
Type of ideal gas and process followed by it is given in list-I, and in list-II related known
parameters (P,V,T) or quantities or nature is given. Match list-Iwith list-IIand select the correct
answer using the codes given below the lists . (where R is universal gas constant)
[TH-AD](102)
lwp h-I esavkn'kZxSl d k izd kj rFkk bld s}kjk vuql fjr iz e fn;k x;k gSrFkk lwp h-II easlEcfU/kr izkpy
(P,V,T) ;k jkf'k;k;k iz
fr nh xbZgSA lwp h-Id kslwp h-IIlslqesfy r d hft , vkSj lwfp;ksad suhpsfn;sx;s
d ksM d k iz;ksx d jd slgh mkj pq
fu;s%(t gkR lkoZf=kd xSl fu;rkad gS)
(P)
List-I
List-II
lwp h-I
lwp h-II
PV2/3 = constant
(1)
molar specific heat of gas is 4R
monoatomic gas
2/3
PV
(Q)
= fu;r] ,d
ijek.kqd xSl
T V
(2)
diatomic gas f}ijekf.od

(R)
xSl d h eksy j fof'k"V "ek 4R gSA
xSl
volume expansion coefficient is
vk;ru izl kj xq.kkad
T3
constant
V
mono atomic gas
(3)
3
T
3
T
gS
as volume increases temperature

increases
V
(S)
fu;r] ,d ijek.kqd xSl
vk;ru c<+usd slkFk rkieku c<s+xk
P3 V = constant
(4)
Volume expansion coefficient is
2
T
diatomic gas
3
P V=
Codes :
P
(A)
2
(B*)
2
(C)
3
(D)
3
fu;r] f}ijekf.od xSl

Q
1
4
1
4
R
3
3
2
1
2
T
gSA
S
4
1
4
2
Sol.
(P) 2, 3 ; (Q) 3, 4 ; (R) 2, 3 ; (S) 1, 3
Sol.
(P) constant molar heat capacity fu;r
eksy j fof'k"V "ek
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PHYSICS
R
C Cv
1 N
3R
R
9R
2
2
2
1
3
PV
2/3
= constant
fu;rkad (PV = n R T)
T.V 2/3
= constant fu;rka
d
V
TV1/3 = constant fu;rka

d
T3
= constant fu;rka
d
V
So, V increases T must increase
pwafd V c<+rk gSvr% T c<s+xk

Now vc,
T 3 V 1 constant fu;rka
d
3nT nV nK
3dT dv
0
T
v
3
dv
volume expansion coefficient vk;ru

T vdT
So,
(Q)
izl kj xq.kkad
for (P) 2,3
T 2 V T 2 V 1 constant fu;rka
d
P2 V 2 V 1 constant fu;rka
d
d
P2 V constant fu;rka
PV1/ 2 constant fu;rka
d
C
5R
R
9R
1
2
2
1
2
Now vc,
T 2 V 1 constant fu;rka
d =K
2nT nV nK
2dT dV
0
T
V
2
dV
Volume expansion coefficient

T VdT
as pw
afd T 2 V
So, if V increases T must increase

for (Q) d sfy , 3, 4
for (R) same as (P)
P2-16
PHYSICS
gS
PHYSICS
(R), (P) d sleku

(R) 2, 3
d
for (S) d sfy , P3 V constant fu;rka
PV 1/ 3 constant
fu;rkad
5R
R
1
2
1
3
5R 3R
4R
2
2
Volume expansion coefficient is vk;ru

As
izl kj xq.kkad
3
2T
PV1/3 K
TV 2/3 K
nT
2
nV nK
3
dT 2 dV
0
T 3 V
3
dV
(Volume expansion coefficient) (vk;ru
2T VdT
izl kj xq.kkad )
Also if V increases T increases

(S) 1, 3
36.
Three metallic bars 1, 2, 3 are arranged as shown is figure, with number of free charge carriers in
ratio
N1 : N2 : N3 = 1 : 3 : 2; resisitivity ratio 1 : 2 : 3 2 : 1: 3; lengths in ratio
1 : 2 : 3 2 : 2 : 3 for 1, 2, and 3 bars respectively (radius of cross-section shown in figure),
carry current i as shown. Match list-with list-and select the correct answer using the codes
given below the lists :
[CE-DF](103)
rhu /kkfRod NM+s1, 2, 3 fp=kkuql kj O;ofLFkr gSaA mud seqDr vkos'k okgd ksad h la[;k d k vuqikr e'k% N1 :
N2 : N3 = 1 : 3 : 2; iz
frjks/kd rk d k vuqikr e'k% 1 : 2 : 3 2 : 1: 3; y EckbZ d k vuqikr e'k%
1 : 2 : 3 2 : 2 : 3
gSA (vuqizLFk d kV d h f=kT;k fp=k esaiznf'kZr gSA) fp=kkuql kj /kkjk i izokfgr gSA lwp h-d ks
lwp h-lslqesfy r d hft , vkSj lwfp;ks

ad suhpsfn;sx;sd ksM d k iz;ksx d jd slgh mkj pqfu;s%
p hI
List l w
List
lwp hII
P2-17
(P)
If P1, P2 and P3 are power dissipiated
1
32
(3)
1
4
(4)
<1
P12
O;f;r
'kfDr e'k% P1, P2 rFkk P3 gSrc
(Q)
(2)
P2P3
across AB, BC, and CD then
aij
AB, BC rFkk CD d sfljks
(1)
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PHYSICS
81
32
P2P3
P12
If E1, E2 and E3 are magnitude of

Electric-fields across AB, BC, and
CD Then
E3 2
E1.E2
aij
fo|qr
{ks=k d sifjek.k e'k E1, E2 rFkk E3 gSrc
(R)
If d 1 ,d 2 and d 3 are drift speeds
E3 2
E1.E2
in bar AB, BC and CD respectively

Then
d 2 d 3
d 1 2
equals
NM+AB, BC rFkkCD esaviogu pky

e'k% d1 ,d 2 rFkk d 3 gSrc
(S)
d 2 d 3
d 1 2
If V1, V2, V3 are potential differences

across AB, BC and CD Then
V2 .V3
V12
aij
foHkokUrj e'k% V1, V2, V3 gSrc
Codes :
P
V2 .V3
V12
S
P2-18
PHYSICS
2
1
2
4
4
2
1
3
1
3
3
2
3
4
4
1
Ans.
(P) 2, 4 ; (Q) 1 ; (R) 3, 4 ; (S) 2, 4
Sol.
R1 2 .
R2 .
3r
2
.
9 A
3
9

(2r)2 4 A
R 2R 3
P12
4 .
R3 3
P2P3
PHYSICS
(A)
(B)
(C*)
(D)
R1 2
2 9
1
9 4
16
32
E = J
J nev d
E
I
A
.I
A
2 .I 2 I
A
r2
E1
E2
E3
.I
3r
I
9A
3 I
4A
3 .I
2r
E1E2
E32
1
9 = 32
9
81
16
d kj
Similarly value of blh iz
d 2 d 3
d 1
V2 .V3
V12
37.
1
4
1
32
The figures in list- show some charge and current distribution with a charged particle projected in
some specific direction list- gives certain conditions which may exist in the subsequent motion of
P2-19
[EM-EB](104)
PHYSICS
PHYSICS
the charged particle. Match list with list and select the correct answer using the codes given
below the lists :
lwp h-I d sfp=k esad qN vkos'k rFkk /kkjk forj.k n'kkZ;k gSt c ,d vkosf'kr d .k d ksfo'ks"k fn'kk esaiz{ksfir d jrs
gSA lwp h-II esad qN fo'ks"k 'krsnh xbZgS] t ksvkosf'kr d .k d sv/kksfy f[kr xfr esfo|eku gksld rh lwp h-d ks
lwp h-lslqesfy r d hft , vkSj lwfp;ksad suhpsfn;sx;sd ksM d k iz;ksx d jd slgh mkj pqfu;s% vkosf'kr d .k
ij xq: Ro d k izHkko ux.; gS
List -I
(P)
List-II
A positively charge projected along the axis of two

coaxial carrying wires, carrying currents in opposite
the charged particle is
directions as shown
constant
1
q
(Q)
(1) Magnitude of acceleration of
Two long line charges having equal charge density
parallel to z-axis passing through points A (a,0,0)
(2) Kinetic energy of the charged

particle is constant
and B (-a,0,0) and a positive charge projected along

Y-axis from point C(0,2a,0)
C
+
q
(R)
Y
X
A positive charge is projected from an inside point
(3) Angular momentum of the
on the axis of a long solenoid at some angle
charged particle about the
with axis as shown. Charge does not hit the solenoid
of projection is constant
+
q
P2-20
(S)
A positive charge projected from a point in between

two large parallel oppositely charged horizontal plates
(4) Path of the charged particle

is straight
at some angle with horizontal as shown. Charge

does not hit the plate.
+ +
+ + + + + + + + + +
+
q

lwp h-I
(P)
lwp h-II
,d /kukRed vkosf'kr d .k d ksnkslekf{k; /kkjkokgh
(1) vkos
f'kr
rkjksad sy wi ft uesa/kkjk foijhr fn'kk esafp=kkuql kj
d .k d sRoj.k d k ifjek.k
fu;r gSA
izokfgr gS] d h v{k d svuqfn'k iz{ksfir fd ;k t krk gS

1
q
(Q)
leku vkos
'k ?kuRo d snksy Ecsjs[kh; vkos'k forj.k
z-v{k d slekUrj
(2) vkos
f'kr
d .k d h xfrt t kZfu;r gSA
fcUnqA (a, 0, 0) o B (-a, 0, 0) lsxqt jrsgS
rFkk ,d /kukRed vkosf'kr d .k d ksn'kkZ;suql kj Y-v{k d s

vuqfn'k fcUnqC(0, 2a, 0) lsiz{ksfir d jrsgSA
P2-21
PHYSICS
PHYSICS
PHYSICS
PHYSICS
C
+
(R)
Y
X
,d /kukRed vkosf'kr d .k d ks,d y Ech ifjukfy d k d h

v{k d sfd lh fcUnqlsv{k lsn'kkZ;svuql kj d qN d ks.k
(3) vkos
f'kr
d .k d k d ks.kh; laosx iz{ksi.k
fcUnqd slkis{k fu;r jgrk gSA
cukrsgq, iz{ksfir d jrsgSA vkosf'kr d .k ifjukfy d k ls

ughaVd jkrk gSA
+
q
(S)
,d /kukRed vkosf'kr d .k d ksfoifjr vkos'k ls
(4) vkos
f'kr
d .k d k iFk ljy js[kk gS
vkosf'kr nksfoLrfjr {kSfrt Iy sVksad se/; fcUnqls

n'kkZ;suql kj {kSfrt js[kk lsd qN d ks.k cukrsgq, iz{ksfir
d jrsgSA vkosf'kr d .k Iy sV lsughaVd jkrk gSA
Codes :
P
(A)
3
(B)
3
(C)
4
(D*)
3
+ +
+ + + + + + + + + +
+
q

Q
1
2
2
4
R
2
1
1
2
S
4
4
3
1
P2-22
(P) 1, 2, 3, 4 ; (Q) 3, 4 ; (R) 1, 2 ; (S) 1
Sol.
(P) Direction of magnetic field is parallel or antiparallel to velocity, hence no change in

K.E. (1), (2)
pqEcd h; {ks=k d h fn'kk osx d slekUrj ;k izfrlekUrj gS] vr% xfrt t kZesad ksbZifjorZu ughagS (1), (2)
PHYSICS
PHYSICS
Ans.
Angular momentum L = 0 (3), (4)
d ks.kh; laosx L = 0 (3), (4)

(Q) The two infinite line charges will repel q along (y)-axis 3, 4
nksvuUr y EckbZjs[kh; vkos'k] vkos'k q d ks(y)-v{k d svuqfn'k izfrd "kZ.k d jsxsa 3, 4

(R) The charge will undergo helical path inside solenoid 1, 2
vkos'k ifjukfy d k d svUnj gSy hd y iFk esaxfr d jsxk 1, 2

(S) A uniform electric field will provide constant acceleration towards ve plate only 1
,d leku oS| qr {ks=k d soy _ .kkRed Iy sV d h vksj fu;r Roj.k iznku d jsxsa 1
K.E., L 0
38.
An object O (real) is placed at focus of an equi-convex lens as shown in figure. The refractive
index of material of lens is = 1.5 and the radius of curvature of either surface of lens is R. The
lens is surrounded by air. In each statement of list-I some changes are made to situation given
above and information regarding final image formed as a result is given in list-II. The distance
between lens and object is unchanged in all statements of list-I. Match list-with list-and select
the correct answer using the codes given below the lists : [M.Bank_GO_12.14]
[GO-LE](102)
,d fcEc O (okLrfod ) fp=k d svuql kj ,d lemky (equi-convex) y sUl d sQ ksd l ij fLFkr gSA y sUl d s
inkFkZd k viorZukad = 1.5 gSrFkk y sUl d sfd lh Hkh lrg d h o rk f=kT;k R gSA y sUl ok;qlsf?kjk gqv k
gSA lwp h-I d sizR;sd d Fku esa ij nh xbZfLFkfr esad qN ifjorZu fd ;sx;sgSrFkk ifj.kkeLo: i cuusokys
vfUre izfrfcEc lslEcfU/kr lwp uk;salwp h-II esanh xbZgSaA lwp h-I d slHkh d Fkuksaesay sUl rFkk oLrqfcEc d s
chp nwjh vifjofrZr gSA lwp h-d kslwp h-lslqesfy r d hft , vkSj lwfp;ksad suhpsfn;sx;sd ksM d k iz;ksx
d jd slgh mkj pqfu;s%
ok;q R
ok;q
O
f
P2-23
PHYSICS
List-II
(P) If the refractive index of the lens is
PHYSICS
List-I
(1) final image is real
doubled (that is, made 2 ) then

(Q) If the radius of curvature is doubled
(2) final image is virtual
(that is, made 2R) then

(R) If a glass slab of refractive index = 1.5
(3) final image becomes smaller in size
is introduced between the object
in comparison to size of image before
and lens as shown, then
the change was made
O
slab
(S) If the left side of lens is filled with a medium
(4) final image is inverted.
of refractive index = 1.5 as shown, then
R
air
lwp h&I
(P)
;fn y sUl d k viorZukad nqxquk fd ;k t krk gS

(vFkkZ
r~2
(Q)
lwp h&II
(1) vfUre
izfrfcEc okLrfod gksrk gSA
(2) vfUre
izfrfcEc vkHkklh gksrk gSA
fd ;k t krk gS) rc
;fn o rk f=kT;k nqxquh d h t krh gS

(vFkkZ
r~2R d h t krh gS) rc
(R)
;fn viorZukad = 1.5 d sd kp d h ih
(3) ifjorZ
u
d jusd sigy sd sizfrfcEc
d ksfcEc rFkk y sUl d schp
d svkd kj d h rqy uk esavc vfUre
fp=kkuql kj j[kk t krk gS] rks
izfrfcEc vkd kj esaN ksVk curk gSA
ih
P2-24
PHYSICS
;fn y sUl d scka;h vksj viorZukad = 1.5
(4) v fUre
izfrfcEc m YVk gksr k gSA
PHYSICS
(S)
d k ,d ek/;e fp=kkuql kj Hkjk t krk gSA rks

R
ok;q
O
Ans.
Codes :
P
Q
R
S
(A)
1
2
3
4
(B*)
4
3
2
3
(C)
4
3
2
1
(D)
3
1
4
2
(P) 1,3,4 ; (Q) 2, 3 ; (R) 2, 3 ; (S) 2, 3
Sol.
Initially the image is formed at infinity.

(P) As increases the focal length decreases. Hence the object is at a distance larger than focal
length. Therefore final image is real. Also final image becomes smaller in size in comparision
to size of image before the change was made.
(Q) If the radius of curvature is doubled, the focal length increases. Hence the object is at a
distance lesser than focal length. Therefore final image is virtual. Also final image becomes
smaller in size in comparision to size of image before the change was made.
(R) Due to insertion of slab the effective object for lens shifts right wards. Hence final image is
virtual. Also final image becomes smaller in size in comparision to size of image before the
change was made.
(S) The object comes to centre of curvature of right spherical surface as a result. Hence the final
image is virtual. Also final image becomes smaller in size in comparision to size of image
before the change was made.
izkjEHk esaizfrfcEc vuUr ij curk gS

A
(P)
t c d ksc<+k;k t krk gS] rksQ ksd l nwjh ?kVrh gSA blfy;sfcEc Q ksd l nwjh lsvf/kd nwjh ij gksxkA
blfy ;svfUre izfrfcEc okLrfod gSA lkFk gh ifjorZu d jusd sigy sd sizfrfcEc d svkd kj d h rqy uk esa
vfUre izfrfcEc vkd kj esa NksVk curk gSA
(Q)
;fn o rk f=kT;k nqxquh d h t krh gS] rksQ ksd l nwjh ?kV t krh gSA blfy ;sfcEc Q ksd l nwjh lsd e nwjh
ij gksxkA blfy ;svfUre izfrfcEc vkHkklh gksxkA lkFk gh ifjorZu d jusd sigy sd sizfrfcEc d svkd kj
d h rq
y uk vfUre izfrfcEc vkd kj esaNksVk curk gSA
(R)
iV~Vh d s izos'k d s d kj.k y sUl d s fy , izHkkoh fcEc nak;h vkSj foLFkkfir gks t krk gSA blfy ;s vfUre
izfrfcEc vkHkkl h gksxkA lkFk gh ifjorZu d jusd sigy sd sizfrfcEc d svkd kj d h rqy uk esavfUre izfrfcEc
vkd kj esaNksVk curk gSA
(S)
ifj.kkeLo: i fcEc nak;sxksy h; lrg d so rk d sUnzij vk t krk gSA blfy ;sizfrfcEc vkHkklh gksxkA lkFk
gh ifjorZu d jusd sigy sd sizfrfcEc d svkd kj d h rqy uk esavfUre izfrfcEc vkd kj esaN ksVk curk gSA
P2-25
PHYSICS
PHYSICS
P2-26
Test Date : 10-05-2015
Course : JP, JF, JR JPT-1 (JEE ADVANCE)

Test Type : JEE ADVANCED (ELPD)
SYLLABUS :
FULL SYLLABUS
Test Pattern :
Paper-1
S.No.
Subject
1 to 12
13 to 20
21 to 25
26 to 37
38 to 45
Nature of Questions
SCQ
Maths
Total
12
36
Comprehenstion (4 x 2Ques)
24
Integer Type Questions (Two Digits Answer)
15
12
36
24
15
SCQ
Physics Comprehenstion (4 x 2Ques)
46 to 50
51 to 62
SCQ
12
36
63 to 70 Chemistry Comprehenstion (4 x 2Ques)
24
71 to 75
15

Total
Total
75
225
Paper-2
S.No.
1 to 15

MCQ
Total
15
60
12
15
60
12
15
60
12
16 to 19
20 to 34
MCQ
35 to 38
39 to 53
MCQ
54 to 57
Total
57
Physical Inorganic Chemistry Paper-1

SCQ (8)
Comp.(4 x 2Q.) (2)
Integer (Double digit) (3)
Organic Chemistry Paper-1

SCQ (4)
Comp.(4 x 2Q.) (2)
Integer (Double digit) (2)
Physical Inorganic Chemistry Paper-2

MCQ (10)
Match Listing type (2)
Organic Chemistry Paper-2

MCQ (5)
Match Listing type (2)
Total
Page # 1
216
Remarks (if any):
Page # 2
JEE (ADVANCED) CHEMISTRY PAPER

SKELETON
Faculty Name :
Test Name : JR (JPT-1)
Faculty preparing the TEST PAPER should fill it according to paper pattern and submit it with finalisation of
paper at SMD.
PAPER-2
S.
No.
TYPE
(P)
39
MCQ
(P)
40
MCQ
41
MCQ
42
MCQ
43
(I)
(O)
DIFFICULTY
LEVEL : Easy
(E), Moderate
(M),
Tough (T)
Question
Nature
Is the
solution
there
(1/0)
TOPIC(S)
SUBTOPIC(S)
SCP
SCP-EBP
207
(I)
PBC
PBC-XVII
206
(I)
PBC
PBC-XIII
206
(P)
CEQ
CEQ-HEE
206
MCQ
(P)
IEQ
IEQ-AS
206
44
MCQ
(P)
SST
SST-RR
206
45
MCQ
(I)
PBC
PBC-XV
206
46
MCQ
(I)
SBC
SBC-CAM
206
47
MCQ
(P)
CEQ
CEQ-SEQ
207
48
MCQ
(P)
ECH
ECH-AOE
205
49
MCQ
(O)
HYC
HYC-RAA
204
50
MCQ
(O)
AC
AC-AA
203
51
MCQ
(O)
AC
AC-AN
203
52
MCQ
(O)
BP
BP-CBH
203
53
MCQ
(O)
AC
AC-EAS
204
54
MTC
(I)
PBC
PBC-XV
203
55
MTC
(I)
MTL
MTL-POIM
203
56
MTC
(O)
AK
AK-HHDR
204
57
MTC
(O)
CAD
HYC
CAD-AEA
HYC-RAA
204
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PAPER-2
MCQ (10)
39.
NaCl (aq.) solution is taken at 0C and 1 atm. Now some ice is added in it keeping temperature and
pressure constant then :
(SCP-EBP_207(P))
(A*) Vapour pressure of solution will increase
(B) Osmotic pressure of solution will increase
(C*) Whole of the added ice will melt
(D) Some amount of ice(s) will exist in solution
NaCl (t y h;) foy ;u d ks0C rFkk 1 atm ij fy ;k x;k gSvc rki rFkk nkc d ksfu;r j[krsgq
, blesad qN cQ Z
fey krsgS] rc &

(A*) foy ;u d k ok"inkc c<+
sxkA
(B) foy ;u d k ijklj.k nkc c<+
sxkA
(C*) fey k;h xbZlEiw
.kZcQ Zfi?ky t k,xhA
(D) cQ Zd h d q
N ek=kk foy ;u esafo|eku gksxhA
Sol.
Since freezing point of solution is lower than pure water so whole of the added ice will melt. Due to this
solution will be diluted and vapour pressure will increase.
pwafd foy ;u d k fgekad 'kq) t y lsd e gSblfy , fey k;h xbZlEiw.kZcQ Zfi?ky t k,xhA ft ld sd kj.k foy ;u ruq
gksxk rFkk ok"inkc c<+
sxkA
40.
Sol.
Cold NaCl aqueous solution is electrolysed with vigorous stirring then correct option(s) is/are :
(PBC-XVII_206(I))
(A*) Process will involve disproportionation reaction.
(B*) Final product has bleaching action.
(C) Same product is formed at high temperature
(D*) Gas formed at cathode can not be dried by conc. H2SO4.
BaM sNaCl d st y h; foy ;u d ksrst h lsfoy ksfMr (stirring) gq, blsfo|qr vi?kfVr d jrsgSt c lgh fod Yi@fod Yiksa
d k p;u d hft ,A
(A*) iz
e esafo"kekuqikrhd j.k vfHkf ;k gksxh
(B*) vfUre mRikn foja
t d f ;k d jrk gSA
(C) mPp rki ij leku mRikn curk gS
A
(D*) d S
FkksM ij fufeZr xSl d kslkUnzH2SO4 }kjk 'kq
"d ughafd ;k t k ld rk gSA
At Cathode d S
FkksM ij
2H2O + 2e H2 + 2OH
At Anode ,uks
M ij
2Cl Cl2 + 2e
Cold ( B.Mk)
Cl2 + OH
Cl + OCl
41.
Na CO
HCl
2
3 x
Colemanite
y
Monoprotic
acid
Mg
w
an element
Identify incorrect statement.

(PBC-XIII_206(I))
(A) Oxidation number of boron in colemanite is +3
(B*) z when heated with Co gives blue colour in oxidizing flame and red in reducing flame.
(C*) Almost all compounds of w are ionic.
(D*) Decahydrated x has 4 OH bonds.
Na2CO3
HCl
Mg
y
d ksy sesukbV
x
,d y izksfVd vEy
xy r d Fku pqfu;sA
(A) d ks
y sesukbV esacksjksu d h vkWDlhd j.k la[;k+3 gSA
,d rRo
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(B*) z
d kst c Co d slkFk xeZd jrsgS

] rks;g vkWDlhd kjh Toky k esauhy k jax rFkk vipk;d d kjh Toky k esay ky jax
nsrk gSA
(C*) w d slHkh ;kS
fxd izk;% vk;fud gksrsgSA
(D*) Ms
d kt y ;ksft r x 4 OH ca/k j[krk gSA
Sol.
HCl
Mg
Ca2B6O11 + Na2CO3 Na2B4 O7

H3BO3 B2O3
( X)
(Y)
(Z)
B
(W )
Decahydrated Borax is Na2[B4O5(OH)4].8H2O

Msd kt y ;ksft r cksjsDl Na2[B4O5(OH)4].8H2O gSA
So it has 20 OH bonds.
vr% ;g 20 OH ca/k j[krk gSA
42.
Which of following represents equilibrium condition?

(A*) 10 g ice and 5 g H2O () at 0C & 1 atm
(B*) 5 g ice and 5 g H2O () at 0C & 1 atm
(C*) 10 g H2O () and 5 g H2O (v) at 100C & 1 atm
(D*) 5 g H2O () and 5 g H2O (v) at 100C & 1 atm
(CEQ-HEE_206(P))
fuEu esalsd kSu lkE; ifjfLFkfr iznf'kZr d jrsgSa\

(A*) 0C rFkk1 atm ij 10 g cQ ZrFkk 5 g H2O ()
(B*) 0C rFkk1 atm ij 5 g cQ ZrFkk 5 g H2O ()
(C*) 100C rFkk1 atm ij 10 g H2O () rFkk 5 g H2O (v)
(D*) 100C rFkk1 atm ij 5 g H2O () rFkk 5 g H2O (v)
Sol.
P and T condition decides equilibrium for such equilibria (not amount).
nkc rFkk rki ifjfLFkfr bl izd kj d slkE;ksad sfy , lkE; d ksfuf'pr d jrh gSA ek=kk ugha
43.
Sol.
44.
Salt AB undergoes anionic hydrolysis and its 0.1 M solution has pOH as 5 then. Identify correct.
(IEQ-AS_206(P))
(A*) Kh is equal to Kb of B
(B*) pKa of HB is 5
(C*) h is 0.01%
(D*) pH of 0.1 M HB is 3
y o.k AB _ .kk;fud t y vi?kVu nsrk gSrFkk bld k 0.1 M foy ;u 5 pOH j[krk gS] rc lgh d Fku igpkfu;s
A
(A*) Kh , B d sKb d scjkcj gks

rk gSA
(B*) HB d k pKa 5 gS
A
(C*) h 0.01% gS
A
(D*) 0.1 M HB d h pH 3 gS
A
B
+
H2O HB + OH
c(1h)
ch
ch
c = 0.1 M
5
ch = 10
4
h = 10
2
9
Kh = ch = 10
5
Ka(HB) = 10
9
Kb of B = 10
1
pH = (5 (1)) = 3
2
r
2 2
then correct statement is : (SST-RR_206(P))

R
2
(A*) B touches total 18 ions

+
(B*) A touches 6 ions
(C*) Each body diagonal passes through the centre of 2 cation and 1 anion
(D*) Each body diagonal passes through the centre of 2 anion and 1 cation
r
2 2
,d Bksl A+B
eku j[krk gS] rc lgh d Fku gSa&
R
2
+
A solid A B has
(A*) B d q
y 18 vk;uksad ksLi'kZd jrk gSA
+
(B*) A 6 vk;uks
ad ksLi'kZd jrk gSA
(C*) iz
R;sd d k; fod .kZ2 /kuk;uksarFkk 1 _ .kk;u
(D*) iz
R;sd d k; fod .kZ2 _ .kk;uksarFkk 1 /kuk;u
d sd sUnzlsxqt jrk gSA

d sd sUnzlsxqt jrk gSA
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Sol.
This radius ratio suggests exact fitting in rock salt type structure.
;g f=kT;k vuqikr jkWd lkYV izd kj d h lajpuk esaiw.kZr% O;ofLFkr gksrk gSA
45.
Which is/are correct about SO2Cl2 ?

> OSCl
> ClSCl
bond angle
(A*) OSO
(PBC-XV_206(I))
(B*) Number of p p bonds < Number of pd bonds

(C*) 1 mol of this reacts with 0.1 mol P4
(D*) Its aqueous solution does not give pink colour with phenolphthaleine
SO2Cl2 d slUnHkZes
ad kSulk@d kSulsd Fku lgh gS@ gSa\
> OSCl
> ClSCl
ca
(A*) OSO
/k d ks.k
(B*) p p ca
/kksad h la[;k < pd ca/kksad h la[;k
(C*) bld s1 eks
y 0.1 eks
y P4 d slkFk f ;k d jrsgSA
(D*) bld k t y h; foy ;u fQ ukW
Fksy hu d slkFk xqy kch ja
x
O
Sol.
ughans
rk gSA
S
O
Cl
Cl
2 (pd) bonds ca
/k
No (pp) bonds ca
/k
P4 + 10SO2Cl2 4PCl5 + 10SO2
vf la
;kst d rk xq.kkad = 20 vf la
;kst d rk xq.kkad = 2
SO2Cl2 + H2O H2SO4 + HCl
46.
Na,
Compound of Na A + colourless gas B.

(SBC-CAM_206(I))
(x)
Identify true statement :
(A*) Cl2 disproportionates in aqueous solution of A.
(B*) B does not show allotropy
(C*) X can give red colouration if treated with NH2CSNH2 + CH3COOH then followed by FeCl3
(D) B is not combustible but combustion supporter.
Na,
Na d k ;kS
fxd A + jaxghu
(x)
Ans.
xSl B.
lR; d Fku igpkfu;sA

(A*) A d st y h; foy ;u es
aCl2 fo"kekuq
ikrhd `r gksrk gSA
(B*) B vij: irk ughan'kkZ
rk gSA
(C*) X y ky ja
x nsld rk gS;fn blsigy sNH2CSNH2 + CH3COOH d slkFk rFkk bld si'pkr~FeCl3 d slkFk
mipkfjr fd ;k t krk gS
A
(D) B nguh; ugh gS
] y sfd u ;g ngu lgk;d gksrk gSA
x NaNO2 or ;k NaNO3
A Na2O
B N2
47.
CaCO3(s)
CaO(s) + CO2(g)
(CEQ-SEQ_207(P))
1
O (g)
2 2
For above simultaneous equilibrium if CO2 is added from out side at equilibrium then :
CO2(g)
CO(g) +
mijksDr ,d lkFk gksusoky slkE;ksd sfy , ;fn CO2 d kslkE; ij vy x lsckgj ls fey k;k t krk gSrc &
(A) PCO2 will increase
(B) PCO2 will decrease
(C*) No shift in 2 equilibrium
(D*) Backward shift in 1st equilibrium
nd
(A) PCO2
c<sxkA
Sol.
(B) PCO2
?kVsxkA
(C*) 2 lkE; es
afoLFkkiu ughagksxkA
(D*) 1st lkE; es
ai'p fn'kk d h vksj foLFkkiu
Second equilibrium will not be affected by CO2 addition only first will shift backward.
nd
gksxkA
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f}rh; lkE; CO2 fey kuslsizHkkfor ughagks

xk] d soy izFke lkE; gh i'p fn'kk d h vksj foLFkkfir gksxkA
48.
An aqueous solution of ZnCl2 with conc. H2SO4 is electrolysed using zinc electrodes at anode and cathode
then which of following options are correct ?
(ECH-AOE_205(P))
(A) Cl2 gas can evolve at anode due to over voltage conditions
(B*) H2 gas evolve at cathode so pH of solution get increases
+2
(C) Zinc will oxidise at anode but conc. of Zn of solution remain constant.
+2
(D*) conc. of Zn in electrolyte increases but conc. of anion remain same
lkUnz H2SO4 d s lkFk ZnCl2 d s t y h; foy ;u d ks ,uksM rFkk d SFkksM ij ft ad by sDVkWM d k iz;ksx d jd s fo|qr
vi?kfVr fd ;k t krk gSrc fuEu esalsd kSulsfod Yi lgh gSa\

(A) Cl2 xS
l vf/kd oksYVst ifjfLFkfr;ksd sd kj.k fu"d kflr gksld rh gSA
(B*) H2 xS
l d SFkksM ij fu"d kflr gksrh gSblfy , foy ;u d h pH c<+rh gSA
(C) ft a
d ,uksM ij vkWDlhd `r gksxh y sfd u foy ;u d sZn+2 d h lkUnz
rk fu;r jgrh gSA
(D*) fo|q
r vi?kV; esaZn+2 d h lkUnzrk c<rh gSA y s
fd u _ .kk;u d h lkUnzrk leku jgrh gSA
Sol.
Electrolyte ZnCl2 and conc. H2SO4 electrode Zn rod
+2
Anode reaction Zn Zn + 2e
Cathode reaction 2H+ + 2e H2

+2
2
So conc. of [Zn ] , conc. of Cl and SO4 remain same and pH
gy %
fo|qr vi?kV~; ZnCl2 rFkk lkUnzH2SO4 by sDVkWM Zn NM+gS

A
+2
,uksM vfHkf ;kZn Zn + 2e

d SFkksM vfHkf ;k2H+ + 2e H2
blfy ;s[Zn+2] d h lkUnzrk , Cl rFkkSO42 d h lkUnzrk leku jgrh gSrFkk pH
H2/Pt
49.
Compound (P)
C8H12
(Optically active)
Compound (Q) C8H18

(Optically inactive)
H2 + Pd + BaSO4
Lindlar's catalyst
Compound (R) C8H14

(Optically active)
Na / liq. NH3
Compound (S) C8H14

(Optically inactive)
Which amongs the following is/are correct for above sequence of reactions ?
(A*) Oxidative ozonolysis product of P, R & S will be achiral
(B*) R & S are diastereomers
(C*) Product Q & R are formed by syn addition & S is formed by anti addition
(D) P must have cis configuration
H2/Pt
;kSfxd (Q) C8H18
(iz
d kf'kd vf ;)
;kSfxd (P)
H2 + Pd + BaSO4
C8H12
;kSfxd (R) C8H14
(iz
d kf'kd lf ;)
fy .My kj d k mRizsjd
(iz
d kf'kd lf ;)
Na / liq. NH3
;kS
fxd (S) C8H14
(iz
d kf'kd vf ;)
mijksDr vfHkf ;k vuq e d sfy , lgh d Fku@d Fkuksad k p;u d hft ,&
(HYC-RAA(O)(M)_203)
(A*) P, R o S d k vkW
Dlhd kjh vkst ksuhvi?kVu mRikn vfd jsy gksxkA
(B*) R o S foofje leko;oh gS
A
(C*) mRikn Q o R flu ;ks
x lsfufeZr gksrk gSo mRikn S ,UVh ;ksx lsfufeZr
(D) ;kS
fxd P d k lei{k foU;kl gksuk pkfg,A
gksrk gS
A
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H3CCH2CH2CHCH2CH2CH3
|
CH3
Trans
Sol.
H3CCH=CHCHCCCH3
|
CH3
CH3
(Trans) |
(Cis)
CH3CH=CHCHCH=CHCH3
(P)
CH3
|
CH3CH=CHOHCH=CHCH3
(Trans)
(Trans)
H3CCH2CH2CHCH2CH2CH3
|
CH3
foi{k
Sol.
H3CCH=CHCHCCCH3
|
CH3
CH3
(foi{k) |
(lei{k)
CH3CH=CHCHCH=CHCH3
(P)
CH3
|
CH3CH=CHOHCH=CHCH3
(foi{k)
(foi{k)
50.
Which statements are correct in the following ?

(AC-AA(O)(E)_203)
(A*) Cyclopentadiene reacts with NaNH2 and releases NH3 gas however cyclopropene does not.
(B*) Cyclopropenone has a greater dipole moment than acetone
(C*) Cyclobutadiene does not exist at room temperature but cyclobutene exists at room temperature
(D*) Cycloheptatrienyl bromide ionizes faster however cyclopentadienyl bromide does not
fuEu esalsd kSulsd Fku lgh gS\

(A*) lkbDy ks
isUVkMkbbZu NaNH2 d slkFk f ;k d jd sNH3 eqDr d jrh gSt cfd lkbDy ksizksihu ughaA
(B*) lkbDy ks
izksiukWu d k f}/kzqo vk?kw.kZ,lhVksu d h rqy uk esavf/kd gksrk gSA
(C*) lkbDy ks
C;wVkMkbbZu d ejsd srki ij ughaik;k t krk gSy sfd u lkbDy ksC;wfVu d ejsd srki ij ik;k t krk gSA
(D*) lkbDy ks
gsIVkVkbZbukbZy czksekbM rst h lsvk;fur gkst krk gS;|fi lkbDy ksis
UVkMkbZukbZy czksekbM ughagSA
Sol.
NaNH2
(A)
+ NH3 ,
+ NH3
NaNH2
Aromatic
Antiaromatic
O
(B)
is aromatic & highly polar.
(C)
is antiaromatic &
is nonaromatic.
Br
Br
Br
(D)
Aromatic,
Br
Sol.
NaNH2
(A)
+ NH3 ,
Antiaromatic
NaNH2
,sjkseSfVd
+ NH3
,UVh,sjks
eS
fVd
O
(B)
,jks
eSfVd o mPp /kzqfo; gSA
(C)
,UVh,sjkseSfVd gSo
ukWu,sjkseSfVd gS
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Br
Br
Br
(D)
Br
,sjkseSfVd ,
,UVh,sjkseSfVd
51.
Optically active amines having molecular formula C5H13N on reaction with NaNO2 + HCl produces tertiary
optically inactive alcohol. Find out structures of amines.
v.kql w=k C5H13N ;qDr izd kf'kd lf ; ,ehu d h NaNO2 + HCl d slkFk vfHkf ;k d jkusij r`rh;d izd kf'kd vf ;
,sYd ksgkWy curk gS
A ,ehu d h lajpuk D;k gksxhA
(AC-AN(O)(M)_203)
NH2
NH2
N
NH2
(A*)
(B)
(C*)
(D)
Sol.
(1)
Needs primary amine for preparation of alcohol with HNO2. (NaNO2 + HCl)
(2)
Only (A) & (C) are optically active which after reaction with NaNO2 + HCl will give optically inactive
alcohols.
(1)
HNO2 (NaNO2 + HCl) d slkFk ,Yd ks
gy d sfuekZ.k d sfy , izkFkfed ,ehu d h vko';d rk gksrh gSA
(2)
d soy (A) o (C) izd kf'kd lf ; gSt ksNaNO2 + HCl d slkFk vfHkf ;k d si'pkr~izd kf'kd vf ; ,Yd ksgy
Sol.
nsrh gSA
52.
Which of the following are reducing sugar ?
(BP-CBH(O)(E)_203)
fuEu esalsd kSulh vip;ukRed 'kd Zjk gS\

OH
OH
O
(A)
OH
(B*)
HO
HO
OH
OH
OH
OH
HO
OH HO
OH
OH
OH
(CHOH3)3
(C*) HO
OH
OH
OH
(D*)
OH
O
O
OH
HO
OH
O
OH
Sol.
OH
OH
-Hydroxy carbonyl groups & sugars having hemiacetal group will be reducing sugar.
-gkbM
ksDlh d kcksZfuy lewg o 'kd Zjk gsfe,sflVsy lewg j[krh gSt ksvip;ukRed 'kd Zjk gksxhA
53.
Which of the following reactions give same product ?
fuEu esalsd kSulh vfHkf ;k leku mRikn nsrh gSA

(AC-EAS(O)(M)_204)
NO2
H 3C
(B*)
Sn
NaNO
HCl
HCl
H PO
3
4
2
(A*)
LiAlH
CO HCl
NaBH
TsCl
4
4
AlCl3
(C)
(D*)
Sol.
O
||
CH3 C Cl
KMnO H
AlCl3
LiAlH
4
4

Cl
KMnO H
Re d P
AlCl3
(A*)
NO2
HCl
H PO
NaNO
Sn
H 3C
N2Cl
NH2
H 3C
HCl
H 3C
3
4
H 3C
Page # 9
CHO
CO HCl
(B*)
AlCl3
Cl
(D*)
AlCl3
SiO2
(Q)
[Co(CO)4]
(R)
CH2OH
Column II
(PBC(INO))
(1)
Reacts with HF
(2)
Pseudo halide
(3)
Gives compound with Cu
(S)
N2
(4)
Inert towards reaction
(P)
SiO2
(1)
HF d slkFk f ;k
(Q)
[Co(CO)4]
(2)
Nn~e gSy kbM
(R)
(S)
I
N2
(3)
(4)
;kSfxd Cu d slkFk jsMkWDl vfHkf ;k nsrk gS

A
vfHkf ;k d sizfr vf ; gksrk gSA
LrEHk I
CH3
y ky P
Re d P
Match Listing type (MTC)(2)

54.
Match the following :
Column I
(P)
COOH
KMnO H
CH3
NaBH
COOH
LiAlH4
KMnO4
AlCl3
CH2OTs
TsCl
COCH3
CH3COCl
(C)
CH2OH
LiAlH
2+
via redox reaction
LrEHk II
2+
Code d wV :
Sol.
(P)
(Q)
(R)
(S)
(A)
(B*)
(C)
(D)
(A)
SiO2 + 4HF SiF4 + 2H2O SiF4 + 2HF H2SiF6
(B)
A common complex pseudohalide is [Co(CO)4]
(C)
Sol.
5I
Cu 2 I 2
e.g. like HX, HCo(CO)4 is formed.
I 3
(D)
white
N2 is inert towards reaction.
(A)
SiO2 + 4HF SiF4 + 2H2O, SiF4 + 2HF H2SiF6
(B)
[Co(CO)4]
(C)
(D)
55.
2Cu
2Cu
5I
,d lkekU; t fVy Nn
~e gSy kbM gSA mnk- HX d h rjg HCo(CO)4 Hkh curk gSA
Cu 2 I 2 I 3
white
N2 vfHkf ;k d siz
fr vf ; gksrk gSA
Match the gases with solution / substances in which they are absorbed.
xSal ksad ksfoy ;uksavFkok inkFkksd slkFk lqesfy r d hft , ft uesa;svo'kksf"kr gksrh gSA
List-I
List-II
Page # 10
l wp h-I
l wp h-II
(P) CO
(1) Absorbed by ethanolamine

,sFksukWy ,sehu d s}kjk vo'kksf"kr
(2) Absorbed by FeSO4 solution
FeSO4 foy ;u d s}kjk vo'kksf"kr
(3) Absorbed by ammonical Cu2Cl2
veksfud y Cu2Cl2 d s}kjk vo'kksf"kr
(4) Absorbed by turpentine oil
rkjihu d srsy }kjk vo'kks
f"kr
(Q) CO2
(R) NO
(S) O3
Code :
d wV %
(P)
(Q)
(R)
(S)
(A)
(B*)
(C)
(D)
Sol.
Fact rF;
56.
Match the List ;

List-I
(AK-HHDR(O)(M)_204)
List-II
OH
CH=O
(P)
(1) Nucleophilic addition
OH
(Q) CH3CCH3
(2) Nucleophilic acyl
O
HCN
(R) CH3CH=O
(3) Hydride transfer
C2H5O
(S) CH3COC2H5
(4) Carbanion
lwp h d k fey ku d fj;s%

lwp h-I
lwp h-II
OH
(P)
(1) ukfHkd Lus

gh ;ksx
CH=O
OH
(2) ukfHkd Lus

gh ,sfly
(Q) CH3CCH3
O
HCN
(3) gkbM
kbM
(R) CH3CH=O
C2H5O
(4) d kcZ
_
(S) CH3COC2H5
LFkkukUrj.k
.kk;u
Code d w
V:
(A)
(B)
(C*)
(D)
(P)
1,3
1
1,3
1,4
(Q)
1
2,4
1,4
1,3
(R)
2,4
1,3
1
1
(S)
1,4
1,4
2,4
2,4
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Ans.
Sol.
Sol.
57.
(A) p, r ; (B) p, s ; (C) p ; (D) q, s

(A) is cannizzaro reaction
(B) is Aldol condensation
(C) is Nucleophilic addition
(D) is cleaisen condensation
(A) d S
fut kjksvfHkf ;k gSA
(B) ,YMks
y la?kuu gSa
(C) ukfHkd Lus
gh ;ksxkRed vfHkf ;k gSA
(D) d S
y lu la?kuu gSA
Match the reaction in List-I with appropriate option in List-II.
(CAD-AEA(O)(M)_204)
(HYC-RAA(O)(M)_204)
List-I
List-II
HBr
(P)
(1) Substitution reaction
(Q)
(2) Addition reaction
(R)
(3) Coupling reaction
(S)
(4) Racemic mixture
d kWy e-I esanh xbZvfHkf ;kvksad sfy , d kWy e-II lsmfpr fey ku d hft ;A
lwp h-I
lwp h-II
HBr
(P)
(1) iz
frLFkkiu
(Q)
(2) ;ks
xkRed
(R)
(3) ;q
Xeu
(S)
(4)
vfHkf ;k
vfHkf ;k
vfHkf ;k
jsl sfed feJ.k (Racemic mixture)
Code d w
V:
(P)
(Q)
(R)
(S)
Page # 12
Ans.
Sol.
gy %
(A)
1,3
2,4
1,4
2,4
(B*)
2,4
1,3
1,4
2,4
(C)
2,4
1,3
2,4
1,4
(D)
1,4
2,4
1,3
2,4
(A) q, s; (B) p, r; (C) p, s; (D) q, s
(A) The reactant undergoes electrophilic addition having a carbocation intermediate forming a racemicmixture.
(B) The reactant undergoes an electrophilic substitution which is a coupling reaction without any
carbocation intermediate.
(C) The reactant undergoes an electrophilic substitution reaction having a carbocation rearrangement
forming a racemic mixture.
(D) The reactant undergoes nucleophilic addition forming a racemic mixture without any carbocation
intermediate.
(A) f ;kd kjd by s
DVkWuLusgh ;ksx d jrk gS] t ksd kcZ/kuk;u e/;orhZj[krk gSrFkk jsl sfed feJ.k cukrk gSA
(B) f ;kd kjd by s
DVkWuLusgh izfrLFkkiu d jrk gS] t ksfcuk d kcZ/kuk;u e/;orhZd s,d ;qXeu vfHkf ;k gSA
(C) f ;kd kjd by s
DVkWuLusgh iz
frLFkkiu d jrk gS] t ksd kcZ/kuk;u iqufoZU;kl j[krk gSjsl sfed feJ.k cukrk gSA
(D) f ;kd kjd ukfHkd Lus
gh ;ksx d jrk gSt ksfcUkk d kcZ/kuk;u e/;orhZd sjsl s
fed feJ.k cukrk gSA
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Subject Nature of Questions

No. of Questions Marks Negative

Match matrix listing

Match matrix listing

Match matrix listing

vkSj (A + )50 50A =

10 card are drawn before I ace

izFke bDd slsigy s10 iks[khpst krsgSA

first 10 cards are non ace and 11 card is an ace

izFke 10 iks] bDd sugh gSrFkk 11 okikk bDd k gSA

(B) P,Q,R,S lsxq

ekuk T, PR d k e/; fcUnqgS

(A*) |z| + |w| = 2 if arg(z) =

(B*) If arg(z) = then arg(w) =

If complex number z and w satisfy the relation z + w =

(C*) If w = 1 then Re(z) =

(D) If w = 1 then Re(z) =

;fn lfEeJ la[;k z vkSj w lEcU/k z + w =

d ks.kkad (z) = rc d ks.kkad (w) =

(D) ;fn w = 1 rc Re(z) =

If z = 1 then (1) becomes 1 + w =

;fn d ks.kkad (z) =

(C*) ;fn w = 1 rc Re(z) =

f(r) = a f(b) + c, then

= 2013 f(2013) 1 1 1 ...... 1

= 2013 f(2013) 1 2012 + 1 ........

= 2013 f(2013) 2013 + f(2013) = 2014 f(2013) 2013

a = 2014, b = 2013 , c = 2013

A function f is defined by f(x) =

cos t cos(x t)dt ; 0 x 2 then which of the following hold(s) good?

(A) f (x) is continuous but not differentiable in (0, 2)

(D*) Minimum value of f is

(A) f(x), (0, 2) es

lsd e ,d c (0, 2) bl izd kj gSfd f '(c) = 0

cos t cos(x t)dt

cos tcos(x t)dt

cos tcos(x t)dt

(1) + (2) gives

cos t (2cos xcos t)dt

If y x = 1, then the value of

{from (1) and (2)}

vkSj (2) ls}

o ft ld h] d ksfV d k vfHky Ec ij iz{ksi vpj gSrFkk a d scjkcj y EckbZgS] gksld rk gS&

Ordinate = PM. Let P (x, y)

d ksfV = PM. ekukP (x, y)

d ksfV d k vfHky Ec ij iz{ksi = PN

(given fn;k x;k gS

Let equation of the line with greatest slope is

ekuk vf/kd re izo.krk d h ljy js[kk d k lehd j.k

We know that equation of horizontal plane is z = 0

ge t kursgSfd {kSfrt lery d k lehd j.k z = 0 gksrk gSA

vFkkZr~, 0.x + 0.y + 1.z = 0

vr% fn;sx;slery ,oa{ksfrt lery d h iz

Since the line of greatest slope is also perpendicular to the vector V .

pwafd vf/kd re izo.krk d h js[kk Hkh lfn'k V d sy Ecor~gSA

Equation of the line of greatest slope =

vf/kd re izo.krk d h js[kk d k lehd j.k =

If , , are roots of cubic equation x3 + 3x + 2 = 0. If the equation whose roots are

( ) ( ), () ( ), ( ) ( ) is x + ax + bx + c = 0 then which of the following is/are correct.

so equation is y3 + 9y2 216 = 0

lehd j.k y3 + 9y2 216 = 0 gSA