RITS-13

JEE ADVANCED-2018
ANSWER KEY
Paper-II
Code: 118087
CHEMISTRY MATHEMATICS PHYSICS
1 B 1 C 1 C
2 D 2 B 2 A
3 D 3 B 3 D
4 A 4 D 4 A
5 B 5 C 5 B
6 C 6 C 6 D
1 3 1 9 1 6
2 1 2 1 2 5
3 3 3 2 3 4
4 2 4 7 4 1
5 3 5 4 5 6
7 C 7 C 7 D
8 C 8 C 8 C
9 A 9 B 9 C
10 B 10 D 10 C
11 D 11 A 11 B
12 A 12 B 12 C
1 A – PT 1 A–Q 1 A –R
B – PQT B–S B–Q
C – PQRST C –P C –S
D – PST D–R D–P
2 A – PS 2 A–S 2 A – PQS
B – PS B–R B – PQRS
C–R C–P C – PQS
D–Q D–Q D – PQRS

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 CHEMISTRY
1. Nessler’s reagent  NH 3  Hg 2O NH 2 I

2. Conceptual

3. SO32 and Sn 2 act as reducing agents

0
4. ERP  low

1
5. V
n

6. pyrolysis of esters gives hoffmann’s product

7. Ethylene diamine tetra acetate [EDTA] ion carry – 4 charge

8. Conceptual

acid
9. pH  pKa  log
salt

10. Conceptual

11. Because the compound have 3 acidic H. hence 3 CH4 will be formed.

air
12. 2 Mn  OH  2  O2   MnO  OH  2

MnO2  Pb3O4  HNO3  HMnO4

13. Conceptual

14.  2PbO  PbO2 

+2, +2, +4

15. 3a  2 x

16. Edge length

17. Co. no = 8

19. Conceptual
 MATHEMATICS
PR PQ
20.   5
PS PS
21. Conceptual
22. If the three plane intersect in a line, then comparing

r.iˆ  ˆj  akˆ   2   r. 2iˆ  ajˆ  kˆ   1  0 with the equation of the third plane
gives
2  1 a  1   a   2
      1 & a  1
a 2 2 1
23. Equation of normal
1
Y  y  X  x
m
x
 OA  my  x, OB  y 
m
66 r
 1  6  1
24.  x   1   Cr  x  

 x  r 0  x
for constant term ‘r’ must be even integer
 a0  6C0  6C2 . 2C1  6C4 . 4C2  6C6 . 6C3
25. f  x   bx  c
26. Conceptual
27. Conceptual
4 2 5
28. 1 2 a 0a 2
12 6 41

29. y  x2  2

 y5  20 y 4  40 y 3  79 y 2  74 y  23  0
30. Conceptual
Passage – I :
| z  2  2i | Re  z  .
Passage – II :
g  x   0,    x  2
 x  2,  2  x  1
  x, 1  x  0
 x, 0  x 1
 2  x, 1 x  2
0 x2

37. Conceptual
38. Conceptual
PHYSICS
39. C
40. A
Using snell's law between origin (y = 0) y = H, we get,
2
2  sin 60º  .sin 90º
1 H 2

3 1 2 2
 2
 1 H 2  ;H  1
2 1 H 3 3

41. D
B 1
The dimension of is
E LC meter

B 1 1 1
E V &   
 LC T

42. A
m1g – T = m1a

r2 a
Tr  m1
2 r
2g mg
a ;T  1
3 3
m1
Also, T   m2 g ,   
3m2

Balancing torque about A, we get TR = m2g R

m1 g
, R  m2 gR
3
 m1
 m1  3m2  1
3m2

43. B
A   N   N 0 e t

ln A  ln  N 0   t

44. D
Applying KVL in the outer loop
V0 cos t  IR  2V0 cos t     0

 IR  2V0 cos t     V0 cos t

2V0 cos t  V0 cos t 3V0 cos t

I  
R R

45. nCP 50  160, nC V 100  240

f 2 4
 
f 3
f 6
46. 5
2
velocity of Point 'P V02   R0 

R
 V0
P
c
a

VP  4 5 m / s
2

acentripetal 
8   8 5 m / s2
8
and a  acp sin   16 m / s 2
2
V 
R P  5m
a

47. 4
Al  g  Ax  g  Al  a
 x

 gx
a  b

v x
 gx v2  g x2
 v.dv   g  dx   gx 
0 0
 2  2
At maximum displacement,
2  1
x   2   4  4m
 2
48. 1
A150  B146   particle
at t = 4 hour = 2t1/2
50 146
mA  gm and mB  gm
4 4
50 146 
Now difference of mass  A  B   50      1 gm
 4 4 
49. 6
mg
P  P0   2  105 N / m 2
A
P 'V '  PV 

V 
P'  P 
V '
  Ax 
P '  P 1  
 V 
 P A 
Also, P ' A  kx  mg  P0 A  ma   k  x  ma
 V 
 P A2 
 V k
     6 rad / s
m
Passage – I : (Q. No. 50 to 52) :

E  V  Eh

 Q
V  h h
0  0bl
 Q  0bl
C 
V h
C  0b

l h
k k I 
B  0  0  0 k  0  k
2 2 b
 
  Bhl
i L h
 0 hl  Li   0
b l b
Passage – II : (Q. No. 53 to 55) :
V 2  800  100 t 2  200t
Magnitude of velocity of projectile of motion is ……. (i)
v 2  u 2  100 t 2  2 g tu sin  …….. (ii)
Comparing (i) and (ii)
u  20 2 m / s and   450
56.  A   1 f  330 Hz

 B  1 f  330 Hz

C    1 f  330 Hz

 D  1 f  330 Hz 8
57. The state of key K 2 has no effect on current through R1 and R2 as well has no effect
on charge in the capacitor. Also position of key K1 has no effect on potential
difference between points A and B, that is VA VB  10 volts under all conditions.
Hence charge on capacitor under all cases is 10 C .
Assume the potential at point P to be zero.
When key K1 is in position C : VA  10 volt and VB  6 volts. Hence current in both
R1 and R2 will flow downwards.
When key K1 is in position D : VA  2 volt and VB  8 volts. Hence current through
R1 will flow downwards and through R2 will flow upwards.