Aits 1819 FT V Adv Paper 1 Sol

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FULL TEST – V
JEE (Advanced)-2019
PAPER – 1
TEST DATE: 27-01-2019
ANSWERS, HINTS & SOLUTIONS

Physics PART – I
SECTION – A
1. A, B
Sol. Q  PEsin37 y
3
 
 2R2 R  E0
5
6 5  53
 R3E0   mR2  
5 3 
O
18 RE0

25 m
x
Q
2. A, B, D
Sol. When the vessel starts accelerating then 2V00g
the sphere gets completely immersed in
the liquid of density 20.
So,
5 V00a 2V00a
T  V0  20  0  a2  g2  V0 0 g .
3
H 53
53
(3/5)H T
V00g
3. A, C, D
Sol. PV = nRT
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AITS-FT-V (Paper-1)-PCM(Sol.)-JEE(Advanced)/19 2
3
nRT nR(T0  V )
P 
V V
1/ 3
dP T 
 0, V   0 
dV  2 
R(T0  T0 / 2) 3
Pmin  1/3
 RT02/3 21/3 .
 T0  2
 2 
 
4. B, C, D
1 1 1 90 cm
Sol.  
v u f
v = 100 cm
100 cm
110 cm
5. A, B, C, D
Sol. On increasing frequency stopping potential and maximum kinetic energy of photoelectrons
increases.
Kmax = hf   = eV0
If  is decreased, Kmax and V0 both will increases.
With increases in distance between cathode and anode ‘f’ remains unchanged.
6. A, B, C, D
Sol. Equivalent resistance between P and Q = 100  6 amp 2 amp
400 A 4 amp
So current towards P =  4 ampere
100
10 
Current through R = 6  4 = 2 ampere
400
So, R =  200 
2 100 
R
100 
180 
100  160 
120 
100  25 
7. A
8. B
Sol. (for Q. 7 to Q. 8)
By the conservation of angular momentum about ‘O’
I1  I2  I0
Induced emf in the loop
3 AITS-FT-V (Paper-1)-PCM(Sol.)-JEE(Advanced)/19
1            
 B  1  2  2
2          
Torque on the rod OM about ‘O’           
  N
 B 2 (1  2 )  B2 4        1   
     dr  B  r = =  0  22           M  
0 4R 
  8R  P
     O    2  Q 
B 2  4  0            
I    2 
4R  2        ‘B’
    
3B2 2            
0 
2 t
d2 3B 2 2  t
=    dt  2 = 1  e 4mR           

0  0  4mR 0 2  
  2   
 2 
1 1 1
Heat produced = I02  I02  m 2 20
2 4 12
9. B
10. A
Let P2 is the initial pressure in upper chamber
mg
P2  P0   2P0
A
V2 = A  12  102 m3
Let P2 and V2 are final pressure and volume of upper chamber and lower piston moved by  cm.
3
V2  A(28   )102 m
P2 V2  P2 V2
 24P0 
 P2   
 28   
Let P1 is initial pressure in lower chamber
2mg
P1  P0   3P0
A
3
V1  A  8  102 m
Let lower piston moved by ‘’ cm and P1 and V1 are final pressure and volume of lower chamber
mg 24P0  52   
P1  P2    P0    P0
A 28    28   
3
V1  A(8  )102 m
P1V1  P1V1
 52   
3P0 A  8  102  P0   A(8   )10
2
 28   
Solving this  = 4 cm
 52  4  5 2
P1    P0  2P0  2  10 N/m
 28  4 
24P0
P2   P0
28  
V2 28   24
  2
V1 8 12
SECTION – D
11. 04645.76
Sol. equation of parabola N
2
y = kx
y = h = ka2 v
 h  x
k 2 mg h
a 
 h  2
y 2 x a
a 
3/ 2
  dy 2 
1     y
  dx  
R
d2 y
dx 2
 1 
R(x  0)   
 2k 
mv 2
mg  N 
R
mv 2
N  mg   m(g  v 2  2k)  4645.76 N
R
12. 00002.35
Sol. Flux passing through the loop ABCD
(8/5) 
 I  I  8 
   0 dr  0 n   (C, D)

2 r 2 5 (8/5)
D
     0.47  10    37
   0    2.35  0 
   2     37 74
I (A, B)

13. 00000.16
Sol. When DC source is connected resistance of inductor
15
R  6
2.5
When AC source connected
20
Z  10
2
Z2  R2  XL2
XL  8 
2fL = 8
8 0.16
L 
2  25 
14. 00058.40
Sol. E2  E1  43.8
E1
 E1  43.8
(2)2
43.8  4
E1   58.40 eV
3
15. 00001.35
 400  0  13.5 m
Sol. Qice = KA  t
 13.5  x  Ice Water
Q KA(400  0)t (0C) x (100C)
So ice melt, m ice = ice  …(i) 400C
LF 80(13.5  x)
(400  100)
Qwater = KA t
x
Q KA(400  100)
msteam  water  t …(ii)
Lv 540x
mice  msteam
400 300

80(13.5  x) 540x
6(13.5  x)  54x
6  13.5  (54x  6x)
6  13.5
x  1.35 m
60
16. 00138.24
T / 2 O
  x  2 
Sol.  dT     1    dx x
0   2
2 2 2 2
T     4  (3.6)2  (2)2  138.24
3 3 x dx
O
T + dT T
17. 00006.08
mR2
Sol. Idisc = I0 =  kR4
4
mR2
I0 
4
4
R
   
IPQ  k (3 2)R   I0  I0  2 I0  m( 2R)2 
 
 320  4mR2  320I0  16I0  304I0
18. 00002.16
 2G   
Sol. I  2 sin   
 R  2 
Putting all values 
I = 2.16 G newton/kilogram
Chemistry PART – II
SECTION – A
(One or More than one correct type)
This section contains 6 questions. Each question has FOUR options (A), (B), (C) and (D). ONE OR
MORE THAN ONE of these four options is(are) correct.
19. B
Sol. 2Na2CrO 4  H2O  2CO 2  Na2Cr2O7  2NaHCO3
3K 2MnO4  2H2O  4CO2  2KMnO 4  MnO2  4KHCO3
20. A, B, D
21. A, B, C, D
22. A, B, C, D
23. B
24. C, D
25. B
26. A

H O Zn
H 
Dehydration
   I  K  
2
Aldol condensation
3o Alcohol O
H3C CH3
Ph  CH2  OH  L 
Ph  M H
OH OH 2 Ph CH3

H
  OH2
CH3 Dehydration CH3  
Ph Ph H Ph
Ph Ph
Ph H3C Ph
H3C O
O3 /Zn
Ph H 
O O Ph I H

O O KOH
Ph C H  H3C C Ph Aldol condensation
 J K 
O
KOH Cannizzaro ' s reaction H3C Ph
Ph  CH2OH  PhCOOK Ph M H

L 
27. B
28. D
Sol. 2AgClO3  Cl2 
90o C
2AgCl  2ClO2  O2
x
2ClO2  2O3  Cl2O6  2O2
 y
Cl2 O6  2NaOH  NaClO3  NaClO4  H2 O

4HClO 4  P4O10   2Cl2O7  4HPO3
SECTION – D
29. 00007.50
Sol. This is a buffer solution where H2PO 4 acts as the acid and NaH2PO4 is the salt.
HPO 4 
 pH  pK 2  log 
H2PO4 
 7.2 + log 2
 7.50
30. 00009.00
Sol. (a) 5
O
O O
|| ||
(Except C2H5  C CH3 , CH3  C H, ,
(b) 4
31. 00003.50
Sol. a = 1; butan-2-ol
b = 3 (ethers)
c = 3 (1o alcohols)
32. 00001.60
Sol. pH = 12, pOH = 2
 OH   10 2
Equivalents of  OH   102  80  10 3

= 8 × 10-4
9.65  x
8  10 4 
96500
x = 8 sec
0.28
Equivalents of oxygen   0.05
5.6
965  y
0.05 
96500
y=5
33. 00002.25
Sol. 6 compounds has 1 mole each
NH4NO3 do not give O2
1
2LiNO3 
 Li2 O  2NO2  O2
1 mole  2 0.25 mole 
2Ca NO3  2  2CaO  4NO2  O2
1 mole   0.5 mole 
2Pb NO3  2  2PbO  4NO2  O2

1 mole   0.5 mole
2AgNO3 
 2Ag  2NO2  O2
1 mole   0.5 mole 
2NaNO3 
 Na2 O  O2  NO  NO2
1 mole  0.5 mole 
Total number of moles of O2 evolved = 2.25
34. 00001.20
Sol. x = 6; (except H2CO3; CH3CO2H; H3BO3)
y=5
35. 00035.00
Sol. Co 2  6NH3 Co NH3 6 
2
K 1  105
3
Co 3   6NH3 Co NH3  6  K 2  10 x
Co3   e 
 Co2  Eo  1.9 V
2 3
Co  NH3 6   Co  NH3 6  e E o  0.1 V
2 3
Co 3    Co NH3  6  Co 2   Co NH3 6  Eo  1.8 V
0.06 K
Eo  log 2 (at equilibrium)
1 K1
K2
1.8  0.06log
105
K2
30  log
105
K 2  1035
36. 00900.00
k 2 30.8  298  4.606  308  208 
Sol. log   
k1 2.303  2  308  298 
k
log 2  1
k1
k2
 10
k1
k 2  10k1
10k1  k1
% increased (x)   100
k1
= 900.00
Mathematics PART – III

SECTION – A
37. A, B, D
Sol. Let An denotes number of codes which ends with 0 or 4, Bn denotes number of codes which ends
with 1 or 3 and Cn denotes number of codes which ends with 2
An + 1 = Bn = Cn + 1, Bn + 1 = An + 2Cn, N = 23·39
38. B, C
8
C4 1
Sol. For same number probability is 9
 8
C4 C4
39. A, C
dy y  5t
Sol. Let (x, y) be the point on the path followed by dog, then 
dx x
xy – y = –5t ..... (1)
On differentiating equation (1), w.r.t. x
dt 1  y 2
xy = –5 =
dx 2
40. B
Sol. Use IVT
Let h(x) = x11 – f(x)
h(0) < 0 and h(1) > 0
41. A, B
x2 y2
Sol. Locus of the mid-point is  1
 a4e4   a4 e4 
 2   2 
 4a   4b 
42. A, B
Sol. Let P, Q be (2, 0) and (6, 0) respectively
43. D
x 1 y 1 z 1
Sol. Equation of L is  
4 3 1
44. D
x y z
Sol. Required line passes through (1, 1, 1) and parallel to  
1 2 3
45. C
 /2
sin1 x
 
3
Sol. f  x  x sin t   x sin t   ..... dt 
0 1 x2
46. D
 /2
sin1 x
  x sin t   x sin t  
3
Sol. f  x   ..... dt 
0 1 x2
SECTION – D
47. 00000.00
2r 1
n
 cos 2 
Sol. lim   ncot 
n 
r 1 2r  1
48. 00001.00
Sol. Expanding (ex + 1)n – (ex – 1)n in two ways
49. 00001.00
Sol. (ae–iB + beiA)3 = (c + i(b sin A – a sin B))3 = c3
50. 00002.00
Sol. Use integration by parts, then use expansion
51. 00006.00
n 
d2   8  d   8  nd  8  d
Sol. lim   1  2   lim 
n  ar n  8   8   n  1 d  8
r 1  
52. 00023.00
Sol. P(x) = Q(x)(x – 1)(x – 2) + 2x + 3
P(10) = 72n + 23
53. 00001.00
Sol. From similar AEM and APE
AE AM

AP AE
 AE2 = AM·AP = (AD – r)AP ..... (1)
AB both circles touches each other (R – r)2 = r2 + OD2 = r2 + (AD – R)2
AE = AD
54. 00351.00
7
Sol. C7  7C1 10  2  2  7C4  2

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ANSWERS, HINTS & SOLUTIONS

KOH Cannizzaro ' s reaction H3C Ph

Ph  CH2OH  PhCOOK Ph M H

Equivalents of  OH   102  80  10 3

2Pb NO3  2  2PbO  4NO2  O2

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