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Physics PART – I
1. D
d2 y
a   A2 sin t or
dt 2
 A2 cos t  A2 sin  t    or A2 cos  t   
2. C
The restoring force is going by ky = mg
m y m y
or   T  2  2
k g k g
3. D
The apparent frequency does not depend on the distance between the source and observer.
4. C
B r
r
o
45
A
Driver
Velocity component of the source in the direction of motion of sound = 30 cos 45o along BA.
Velocity component of observer in the direction BA = 30 cos 45o
 There is not relative motion between the source and the observer, hence no change in real
frequency is observed.
5. A
F42
F41
q
Q
F43
q
Q
Three forces F41, F42 and F43 acting on Q are shown
Resultant of F41 + F43
 2 Feach
1 Qp
 2
40 d2
Resultant on Q becomes zero only when ‘q’ charges are of negative nature.
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1 QQ
F42 
40 2d 2
 
dQ QQ
 2 2

d2d2
QQ
 2q 
2
Q Q
 q or  2 2
2 2 q
7. A
I1 R2 l2 A 1 3 4 1
     
I2 R1 A 2 l1 4 9 3
8. B
10
I2 = 0 and I1  = 2 Amp
5
9. B
A = Area of loop = 5.0  10 4 m2

B  B0 sin t,
  300 Hz,
B0  0.2 T
Flux through the coil = BA
d dB
Emf induced  BA   A
dt dt
Maximum emf induced
 dB 
  A   A   B0  cos t max
 dt max
 AB0   5  104  0.2  300  3  10 2 V

Emf induced at t  sec.
600
  
  5  10 4  0.2  300  cos  300  0
 600 
10. A
In this situation, R
1  1 1   1 
    1     and FM    
fL  R   R 2
1    1 1 1
so PL   and PM     0
fL R fM  (a) R
and hence power of the system
P  PL  PM  PL  2PL  PM 
2    1 2    1
i.e., P  0
R R
(b)
4
1 R
 F 
P 2    1
i.e. the lens will behave as a concave mirror of focal length.
 R 
 
 2    1 
11. A
I0
The first p0laroid eliminates half the light, so the intensity is reduced by half, i.e., I1 . The
2
light reaching the second polaroid is vertically polarized and so its intensity is reduced to
2 I

I2  I1 cos 45o  1 .
2

I0
Thus, I2  , i.e. the transmitted light has an intensity one-fourth that of the original.
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12. A
B
A'
A C
F M
B' 
M'
Since the sun is very distant, u is very large and so (I/u) is practically zer.
1 1
So, 0 i.e., v  f
v f
i.e., the image of sun will be formed at the focus and will be real, inverted and diminished.
Now as the rays from the sun subtend an angle  radians at the pole, then in accordance with
figure.
A 'B' d
  [where d is the diameter of the image of sun]
FP f
i.e. d  f
13. B
In this problem it is assumed that the half life of the intermediate products is very small in
comparison to that of U238.
Let the required age is ‘t’. If N0. be the initial number of U238 nuclei then
N0 .e t
3
N0 . 1  e t
 
 4 e  t  3
 t  ln  4 / 3 
ln  4 / 3  ln  4 / 3 
t  T  1.87  109 years
 ln2
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14. B
hc
 4 eV (W.F.)

15. C
Given figure is half wave rectifier.
16. B
Thermal energy corresponds to internal energy
Mass = 1 kg
density = 8 kg/m 3
mass 1
 Volume   m3
density 8
Pressure  8  104 N/m2
5
 Internal Energy  P  V  5  104 J
2
17. D
dT  72  60  o  72  60 
    1.2 C/min  KA   T0 
dt  10   2 
dT  60  52  o  60  52 
dt
 
10   0.8 C/min  KA  2  T0 
   
1.2 66  T0
   T0  36o C
0.8 56  T0
18. B
Volume of liquid that over flows = increase in the volume of the liquid increase in the volume of
the flask.
Thus 7.5  500  Y  100  500  3.0  10 5  100
Y  1.8  10 4 o C1
19. B
J  m  v  u  ......... (i)
1
W.D. 
2

m v 2  u2  ............ (ii)
From (i) and (ii),
1
W.D.  J  v  u 
2
20. B
L
 constant
2m
21. B
m m M
T1  2 and T2  2
K K
T2  4T1  M  15m
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22. A
Reading = Linear scale Reading + Least count  circular scale reading
= 4th division on linear scale + 0.005 mm  25
= 4  0.5 mm + 0.125 mm
= 2 mm + 0.125 mm
= 2.125 mm
23. C
a2 b3
As x 
c d
x  a b c 1 d 
  2 3  
x  a b c 2 d 
 1 
  2  2%  3  1%  3%   4%  12%
 2 
24. D
Number of significant figures in multiplication is three
 107.88  0.610
 65.8068  65.8
25. B
If the level of Hg in the right limb rises by x, it will fall by 3x in left limb. (conserving volume)
Length of water column in left limb = 30 cm + 3x
Now balancing pressure
(30 cm + 3x) w g  4xm g .
30 cm + 3x = 4x  13.6
 x  0.6 c.m.
26. B
The distance of centre of mass from point of suspension S
l l l
CS 
2 2 2 2
M.I. of the system about S = 2/3 ml2
2mgl
C
2 2 3g
2  2

 2 / 3  ml 2 2l
27. A
amax  2 A
k
amax  A
5m
amax  g
k
A  g
5m
5m g
A
k
k
g  A
5m
5mg
A
k
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28. C
Speed of blocks are related as v 2  v1 cos 
Due to constraint, v 2  v1 cos 
29. C
Initially,
m2 g  T '  T ……….. (i) T 2T
T  Kx ………….. (ii)
2T  m1g ………. (iii)
m1g
T
2
Now, when the string is cut, m2 g T ' m1 g
T  m2 g  m2 a
m1g
 m2 g
15  5  5  10
a 2   5 m/sec 2
m2 5
30. B
Let ball strikes after time t.
In x direction,
 v 0 cos 37o  v  t  6
 4  v0 = 10 m/s
10  5  v  t  6 ……….. (i)
 
and also in y direction, 6m y
1
v 0 sin37o t  gcos 37o t 2  0
2   37o
3 1 4
 10  t   10  t 2  0 x
5 2 5
 6t  4t 2  0
6 3
t  0 & t   sec ………. (ii)
4 2
Putting t in equation (i)
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 8  v    2
3
v  4 m/sec
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Chemistry PART – II
1. D
CaCO3  2HCl  CaCl2  H2O  CO2
100 g 73 g
10 g 7.3 g
7.3
(50% pure) 5 g g HCl
2
mass
 density
volume
mass of HCl
Volume of HCl 
density of HCl
7.3

2  1.825
 2 mL
2. B
Fe2  C2O 4 3  2Fe3   3 C2O24
1 mol 3 mol
3+
Fe is not affected (already in oxidized form) by MnO 4
5C2O42  2MnO4  2Mn2  10CO2
5 mol C2O24  2 mol MnO4
6
Thus 3 mol C2O24  mol of MnO 4
5
3. C
One  particle reduces the atomic number by two which will be increased by emission of two
 particles.
4. D
Fact.
5. B
1
Bond order 
bond length
6. D
None of the above ion has electron in inner shell.
7. B
Fact.
8. C
S
O S O
9. D
Fact.
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10. C
O O
O Cr O Cr O
O O
11. C
No. of unpaired e in Cr, Mn+ & Fe+2 are 6, 6 and 4 respectively. Magnetic moment  unpaired
electrons.
12. C
Fact.
13. B
Fact.
14. A
Fact.
15. C
Fact.
16. A
Patm  hdg  Pgas
h1dg  hdg  h2 dg
h  h2  h1  1 cm
17. C
Colligative property depends only on number of solute particles.
18. A
D = VD of equilibrium mixture
d = VD of N2O4
x = degree of dissociation
19. C
E is state function not path function.
20. C
Fact.
21. A
Fact.
22. C
1
Rate of SN  stability of carbocation.
+ +
allylic anti aromatic

+
aromatic
O O
+
10
23. D
CH3 CH3
CH3 C C CH3
CH3 CH3
24. B
Fact.
25. A
HOH2C
Li/NH3
CH3O HCHO HOCH 2 C C CH2OH
HC CH C C
CH2OH
26. B
Ph Ph
Ph Cl

 Et
27. B
Fact.
28. C
Bayer Villiger oxidation.
29. C
Fact.
30. D
Fact.
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Mathematics PART – III
1. B

Put x  t  dx  dt
4

2
1  sin t
I    
 1  cos  t  

2 4 4
 

4 2
1  sin t 1  sin t
  1 cos t dt   1  sin t dt
 
 
2 4
 
 
4 4
1 sin t 3
  1 cos t dt   1  cos t dt 
 
4
 
2 2

  2  1  3
   cosec t  cot t  4  ln  

  2  4
2 
 2  1 3
 ln    2
 2  4

2. B
3k 1 
  3k 1   3  tan n
Let ak  tan   n  3 1
 3 3  1  k 1
  1  3 tan 3 
n
3 1
  3k 1     3k 1  
and bk  cot   n   tan   n
 6 3  1  3 3  1 
   
3. B
1     2  3   4  0
1    2  3  0
     
 1    1   2 1   4 1    1  2 1  3
 1    1   1   1       1     0

2 4 2 3 3
4. A
a sin   b cos   1 -------- (1)
a cos   b sin   sin  cos  -------- (2)
Squaring & adding,
a2  b2  1  sin2  cos2 

 1  1  cos2  cos 2  
 1  cos2   cos4 
12
(1)  cos    2   sin  gives
 
a sin  cos   bcos2   acos  sin   b sin2   cos   sin2  cos 

 b  1  cos  1  sin2  
 b  cos3 
 cos   b1/3
 a2  b2  1  b2/3  b4/3
 k 1
1 1
 x2 2

  x . 2xe dx  e x dx
0 0
1 1
2 1 2 2
    xe x   e  x dx  e x dx
 
 0
0 0
1

e
5. C
  

f   x   2 tan1 2016 x   2
. x3  x   7
2 2
 x
f  x   f  x   2 tan1  2016   tan1  2016 
x
    14

 2      14
2
 14
6. B
f '  x   4f '  4x   7f '  7x   .........
lim
x 0 1
 2x  1
1 x  x2
1  4  7  ........  n terms
 lim  590
x 0 1
n
 2   n  1 3   590
2
  3n  1 n  590  2
 3n2  n  1180
 3n2  n  1180  0
 3n2  60n  59n  1180  0
 3n  n  20   59  n  20   0
  3n  59  n  20   0
 n  20
7. A
x 5  x 4 . dx 5x 6  6x 5  1
 5x 6  6x 5  1

15
c
13
8. C
1
Let z   cos   isin  
cos 
n1
k 1  zn
We know z
k 0

1 z
1
n1
1 n
 cosn  isinn 
1
cos 
 k
k  0 cos 
 cosk   isink   
1
1
cos 
 cos   isin  
1
cos   n 1
 cosn  isinn
 cos 
isin 

sinn


i cosn   cosn 
n 1 n1
sin  cos  sin  cos 
n1
cosk  sinn
  cos
k 0
k


sin  cosn 1 
n
2 sin
 6
n1 
cos
6
9. D
f '  x  y   f '  x   18xy  9y 2  4y
y  x
f '  0   f '  x   18x 2  9x 2  4x
f '  x   9x 2  4x
f  x   3x 3  2x 2  c
Putting x  y  0
f  0   2f  0   1
f  0   1
 c  1
f  x   3x 3  2x 2  1
f 1  4
f  1  3  2  1  2
10. C

A 5 AB2  A 5BA 
 B2  A 5BA

 B4  A 5BA A 5BA  
 A 5 B2 A

 A 5 A 5BA A 
14
 B 4  A 4BA 2

 B8  A 4BA 2  A BA   A B A
4 2 4 2 2
 A  A BA  A4 5 2
 A 3BA 3
 B16  A 3BA 3   A BA   A B A
3 3 3 2 3

 A 3 A 5BA A 3 
2 4
 A BA
 B32  A 2BA 4   A BA   A B A
2 4 2 2 4
 A  A BA  A  ABA
2 5 4 5
 B64   ABA  ABA   AB A

3 5 2 5
 A  A BA  A 5 5
B
63
B I
11. A
A 3  AA 2  A  5A  7I  5A 2  7A
 5  5A  7I  7A
 18A  35I
4
A  55A  126I
A 5  149A  385I
a  149 b  385
12. C
AB  A A 2  ABAB  AB2  AB  A & BA  B & B2  B
 A  B 2  A 2  B2  BA  AB
 A B  A B
 2A  B
3 2
A  B   A  B A  B
 2  A  B  A  B   22  A  B 
  A  B  7  26  A  B 
13. D
Total ways in which they can be seated in the bus = 310
No. of cases in which each bus has got at least one passenger  310  3 C1  1  3 C2 210  2  
Required probability 
10  3 C1  1  3 C2 210  2  
10
3
10 10
3 3 . 2 3
 10
3
15
14. B
 ab  bc  ca   ab  bc  ca 

abc abc
 1 1 1  1 1 1 
       
 c a b  c a b 
 1  2 1  1  1  2 1  1
             
c  b c  b  c  b c  b 
 2 1  1  2 1 2 1
       2   2
 c b  b  bc b  2   b
 
 sin A 
sin A 1
  2
 b
15. B
z2 cos2   48 cos z  z2 cos2   48 cos z
2
 z  48z
2
 z  48 z

 z z  48 
 
 46  2 3 46  2 3  4 3 
  2116  12 
 2104
16. C
dx dx
M x   e x x 3x
2 e 3x
 8e  4e  8ex  4e  x
M x  

e x e2x  2  t2  2
e 4x
 8e2x  4
dx  t 4
 8t 2  4
dt
1  2t 2
  2
dt
 t  2t 1  4
 2
1 1
t t 
 tan  c
2  2 
 
1  eln 2  2e ln 2 
M  ln2   tan1    c
2  2
 
1 3
 tan1    c
2 2
1  3
M  ln1  tan1    c
2 2
16
17. B
2y dy  y 2  1 1
  .  3
2 dx  1  y2  x x
1  y  2
y2
Put t
1  y2
dt t 1
  
dx x x 3
Solving x 2 y 2   cx  1 1  y 2  
18. A
ecos i sin   ecos  . ei sin   ecos   cos  sin    isin  sin   
2
1
 Re  e  d
cos  isin 
i

0
2
1  cis2 cis3 
  Re 1 cis    ........  d,  cos   isin   cis 
 2! 3! 
0
2
1  cos 2 cos3 

  1 cos  
0
2!

3!
 ........  d

2
1 sin2 
   sin    ...........
  2! 0
1
  2  0   2

19. A
5
Equation of tangent at P y  a   x  a
6
a a
 and  
5 6
 2  2  61
 a2  52  62
a  30
20. C
1 x
x 2
y y
1 x 1 x
x1   2 1 ,.............x100   2 100
x2 x2 x1 x1
 1  1   1 100
 x1    x2   ...........  x100    2
 x2   x3   x1 
but from the system of equations, we get
17
 1  1   1 100
 x1    x2   ............  x100    2
 x 2  x 3   x1
1 1 1
 x1  , x2  ,.........x100 
x2 x3 x1
1 1
 x1  2, x 2  , x 3  2, x1  ,.........., x 49  2
2 2
1
x100 
2
1
x1  x2  ...........  x100  2  50   50  125
2
21. C
A (z1)
(z0)
O
B (z2) C (z3)
z0  z1
 cos 2C  i sin 2C
z0  z 2
z0  z 3
 cos 2A  isin2A
z0  z 2
 z0  z1  sin 2A  z 0  z 3  sin2C
   
 z0  z2  sin2B  z 0  z 2  sin2B
sin 2A cos 2C  isin 2A sin 2C  cos 2A sin 2C  isin 2A sin 2C

sin2B
sin  2A  2C 
  1
sin2B
22. B
    2p,   p2  2p  1
    2  8p  4
4p  1
n I
4p2  2
1 1  1  n  2n  1
p and p 
4 2n
1
n  1, so p 
2
23. C
Putting log x 2  tan 

 y   tan1 3
4
2
d y
0
dx2
18
24. B
a b c
  0
bc c a ab
a2 b2 c2  ab bc ac 
 2
 2
 2
 2   0
b  c  c  a a  b    b  c  c  a   c  a  a  b   a  b b  c  
a 2
b 2
c2  ab  a  b   bc b  c   ac  c  a  
    2 0
2
b  c   c  a   a  b  2 2
 b  c  c  a a  b  
Now, ab  a  b   bc b  c   ac  c  a 
 a2  b  c   a b2  c 2   bc b  c 
  b  c  a2  a  b  c   bc 
 
   b  c  c  a  a  b 
a2 b2 c2
   2
 b  c 2  c  a 2  a  b 2
25. A

2cos2x  1  2 cos2 x  sin2 x  cos2 x  sin2 x   
2 2
 cos x  3 sin x
b
sin x 
b 1
b
1  1
b 1
26. A
P  x   2008  x  x  x  1 x  2 ...........  x  2008 
Put x  2009  P  2009   1  2009!
27. B
cos   cos       cos         0
sin   sin       sin         0
where ,    0,  
2 2
 cos   cos        sin   sin        1
 2  2cos   1
1
 cos   
2
2

3
f  x   tan x  f '  x   sec 2 x
 2  2
 f '    sec 2  4 & lim g  x   3
 3  3 x
2
3
19
28. A
f  x  h  f  x 
f '  x   lim
h 0 h
 f h   f  0  
 lim    f  x 
h 0  h
 
 f ' x  f x
x2
 f  x   when   0 area is minimum
4
9

 Required minimum area  2 2 ydy  72 sq. units.
0
29. A
1
P  E  . P F  
6
1  P E  1  P F    31
5
 P E   P F  
6
 P E   P  F 
30. A
2
Q  x    x  1  231
Q  x    231,  
P  x    x  x1  x  x 2  x  x 3 
P 14   231  14  x1 14  x 2 14  x 3 
 3  7  11
14  x1  3, 14  x 2  7, 14  x 3  11
a    x1  x 2  x 3 
  11  7  3 
a  21

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FIITJEE JEE(Main) - 2016

Q. No. PHYSICS CHEMISTRY MATHEMATICS

allylic anti aromatic

Mathematics PART – III

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