SRI CHAITANYA EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS,INDIA

A.P,TELANGANA,KARNATAKA,TAMILNADU,MAHARASHTRA,DELHI,RANCHI
SR ELITE, AIIMS S60, NEET MPL & LTC-IC Date : 20.04.19
NEET GRAND TEST – 2 KEY

PHYSICS

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BIOLOGY

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CHEMISTRY

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1.
PHYSICS SOLUTIONS (20-04-19)
D.F of F = DF of F0, =
(
6ɵj − 6ɵi − 2ɵj ) = −3ɵi + 4ɵj m / s 2

10 5
e−t/λ in dimensionless Force, F = ma
t /λ is dimensionless, so t and λ have same (
−3ɵi + 4ɵj )
D.F = 5×
5
(
= −3ɵi + 4ɵj N )
∆Q 2 ∆x 8. At limiting equilibrium,
2. × 100 = × 100 + 3
Q 5 x µ = tan θ
∆z ∆y 1 ∆t
× 100 + × 100 + × 100
z y 2 t
2 1
×(2.5) + 3 (0.5) + (2 ) + (1)
5 2
= 1 + 1.5 + 2 + 0.5 = 5%
3. x(t=5) = Area under the graph between t=0 to
1 dy x 2
t = 5 = × 2× 2 + 2× 2 + 3×1 = 9m tan θ = µ = = ( from question)
2 dx 2
t2 t3 ds ∴ Coefficient of friction µ = 0.5
4. s= + ⇒ v= = t + t 2 and
2 3 dt x2
dv d ∴ 0.5 = ⇒ x = ±1
at = = (t + t 2 ) = 1 + 2 t 2
dt dt
At t = 2 sec,v = 6 m/s and at = 5 m / s 2 , x3 1
Now, y = = m
6 6
v2 36
ac = = = 12 m /s 2 1 2
r 3 9. Ki = mv
2
a N = a c2 + a t2 = (12 ) 2 + (5) 2 = 13 m / s 2 .
Using conservation of linear momentum
5. Conceptual mv = (2m + M)v1
6. Angle of projection mv
v1 =
vy b b ( 2m + M )
θ = tan −1 = tan −1 ∴ tan θ = …(i)
vx a a 1
Also, K f = Ki
6
From formula
1 1 1 
1 Or, (2m + M ) v12 =  mv 2 
R = 4 H cot θ = 2 H ⇒ cot θ = ∴ tan θ = 2 2 62 
2
m2v 2 1
…(ii) [As R = 2H given] Or, (2m + M )× = mv 2
2
( 2m + M ) 6
From equation (i) and (ii) b = 2a
m 1 M
7. From question, = ⇒ =4
2m + M 6 m
Mass of body, m = 5kg
10. Initially force and velocity are perpendicular
Velocity at t=0,
but after wards the angle between them
(
u = 6ɵi − 2ɵj m / s) changes and the path is parabola
Velocity t = 10s, 11. Conceptual
v = +6ɵj m / s 12. (a) I= I1 + I2 + I3 = I1 + 2 x I2 (∵ I 2 = I 3 )
Force, F = ?
v −u 1  MR 2 
Acceleration, a = = MR 2 + 2× MR 2 +  = 3MR 2

t 2  4  
 of 2 moles of a diatomic gas] – [internal
13. ( I 1ω 1 + I 2 ω 2 ) = ( I 1 + I 2 ) ω /
energy of 4 moles of a diatomic gas]
I ω + I2ω2
/
ω = 1 1
(I 1 + I 2 )  3 5   5 
=  4 × RT + 2 × RT −  4 × RT = RT
 2 2 
  2  
1
K f = (I 1 + I 2 ) ω/2
2 21. (x × 540) + (x × 1× 100) = 2 × 80
2
(I ω + I 2 ω 2 ) 640x = 2 × 80
= 1 1
2 (I 1 + I 2 )
2× 8 0 1
x= =
 2A 2 AW 5 8 64 0 4
14. V = W A 2 −  ⇒V=
 3  3 ( y ×80) + ( y ×1×100) = (1× 540)
given V| = 3V 180 y = 540
2  2A 2 54 0
|
W A −   = 3 AW 5 y= =3
 3  3 18 0
1
2 4A 2
A| − = 5A 2 x 4
= =
1
9 y 3 12
2 4A 2 49 2 7
A| = 5A 2 + = A ⇒ A| = A WA  T2 
9 9 3 22. For Carnot engine A, = 1− 
Q1  T1 
15. Conceptual
FL WB  T3 
16. ∆ℓ = For Carnot engine B, = 1− 
AY Q2  T2 
∆ℓ S F L A Y 3M 1 1 As per equation, WA = WB
= S× S × B× B = a
∆ℓ B FB L B A S YS 2M b 2 c  T   T
Q1 1− 2  = Q2 1− 3 
3a  T   T 
= 1 2

2b2 c T1  T2   T3   Q T
∆V 1−  = 1−  ∵ 1 = 1 
17. F =η A T2  T1   T2   Q2 T2 
∆x
T1 T
18. W = T (∆A ) −1 = 1− 3
T2 T2
= T2  4π (2r ) − 4πr 2 
2
T1 + T3 600 + 400
  T2 = = = 500 K
2 2
(
= 2T 4πr 2 3 ) = 24πr 2 T 23. (c) : ∆Q = ∆U + ∆W ; ∆U = ∆Q −∆W
19.
ℓ OAα A (∆T )A = ℓ OB αB (∆T )B (∆U )ACB = (∆U )ADB ;60 − 30 = ∆Q −10
(∆T )A ℓ OB αB
= × ∴ ∆Q = 40 J
(∆T )B ℓ OA α A
24. (d) E = σ AT 4 ; A ∝ R 2 ∴ E ∝ R 2T 4
180 − 30 3
= 1× E2 R22T24
T − 30 4 ∴ =
3T – 90 = 600; T = 2300C E1 R12T14
Put R2 = 2R, R1 = R
20. Q = ∆U − U f − U u = [internal energy of 4
T2 = 2T, T1 =T
moles of a monoatomic gas + internal energy
 E
2
(2 R ) (2T )
4 = 100 + 500 = 600Ω
⇒ 2= = 64 Voltage across R4, V4 = I1R4
E1 R 2T 4
5 1
25. (c) : ℓ = 50cm = 0.5m, Or I1 = = A
500 100
25 1
v p = 10km / h = m/s Voltage across R3, V3 = I1R3 = ×100 = 1V
9 100
v = 330m/s V2 = V3 + V4 = 6V or I1R2 =6 -------(1)
Frequency of second harmonic produced by an 12 3
V1 = 18 – 6 or IR1 = 12 or I = = A
open flute, 400 100
v 330 2
υ = 2× = = 660 Hz I 2 = I − I1 = A
2ℓ 0.5 100
Frequency heard by the person From equation (i)
25 6
330 + R2 = = 300Ω
v + v0 9 ×660 = 666 Hz I2
υ′ = υ=
v 330
32. (d) Let ℓ be the length of wire AJ at which
A 600
26. r1 = r2 = = = 300 galvanometer shows zero deflection
2 2
Using snell’s law at the interface, ∴ Applying KVL on lower loop
1sin i = 3 sin r1 ε
IRAJ = − 3r (0)
sin i = 3 sin 300 = 3 / 2 2
i = 600 ε 12r  ε 13L
⇒  ℓ = ⇒ ℓ =
L n 1 r + 12r  L  2 24
27. For microscope m = ⇒M∝
f0 fe f0 33. (c) = Initially, the energy stored in the circuit
t Q2
For telescope m = 0 ⇒ M ∝ f0 is .
fe 2C
28. (a) : The full scale deflection current When the switch S is turned into position B,
−4
I g = 25× 4×10 A the net capacitance becomes C + 3C = 4C and
Let R be the resistance connected total charge Q remains the same
V 2.5
Ig = ⇒ 25× 4×10−4 = Q2 Q2
R + Rg R + 50 So, the energy stored will be =
2 (4C ) 8C
⇒ R = 200Ω
29. Coercivity of a bar magnet So, the difference of energy is dissipated in the
B
H = = nI = I
N Q2 Q2 3 Q2
given situation i.e., = =−
µ0 ℓ 8C 2C 8 C

=
100
×5.2 = 2600 A / m 34. E = E0ɵi + 2 E0 ɵj
0.2 Given, E0 = 100N/C
30. Conceptual 
So, E = 100ɵi + 200ɵj
31. R1 = 400Ω
Radius of circular surface = 0.02m
22
Area = πr 2 = × 0.02× 0.02
7
= 1.25×10−3 ɵim 2 [Loop is parallel to Y-Z
plane]
Now, flux (φ ) = EA cos θ
R5 = R3 + R4
 42. If in the rock there is no Y element, then the
( )
= 100ɵi + 200ɵj 1.25×10−3ɵi cos θ 0 θ = 00 
1
= 125×10−3 Nm 2 / C time taken by element X to reduce to th the
8
= 0.125 Nm2/C n
1 1
µ Iθ 1 1 1 5µ 0 I θ initial value will be equal to =  or n =3
8 2
35. B= 0  − + 
4π  r 2r 3r  24π r
Therefore, from the beginning three half life
36. ε = Blv = 0.1× 0.02× 6 = 12×10−3V = 12mV
time is spent. Hence the age of the rock is
As all the edges are parallel between the faces
= 3 × 1 . 37 × 10 9 = 4 . 11 × 10 9 years
perpendicular to the x-axis, hence required
potential difference is 12mV h
43. λ=
mV
T
37. H = ∫ I ac
2 2
R dt = I dc RT e 2 E02 t 2
V= V02 +
0 m2
38. (a) : Output R = ( X + Y ) + (Y . X ) e 2 E 02 t 2
V = V0 1 +
= ( X + Y )(Y . X )
m 2 V02
h
= ( X Y )(Y . X ) λ=
e 2 E02 t 2
mV0 1 +
m 2 V02
λ0
=
So, for output R = 1, X = 1, Y = 0 e 2 E02 t 2
1+
39. Voltage gain of the first amplifier, m 2 υ02
V1 = 10,Voltage gain of the second eV0
44. = hυ − hυ0 ----- (i)
amplifier, V2 = 20 2
hυ
Input signal voltage, Vi = 0.01 V, and eV0 = − hυ0 ----- (ii)
2
Output AC signal voltage = Vo From equation (i) and (ii),
The total voltage gain of a two-stage cascaded 1 hυ − hυ0 3
= ⇒ υ0 = υ
amplifier is given by the product of voltage 2 hυ / 2 − hυ0 2

gains of both the stages, i.e., E0

45. = υ ⇒ E0 = υ B0
V = V1 × V2= 10 × 20 = 200
B0
 107 
2π  
 8 
We have the relation: E0 = × 1.2 × 10−6
 2π 
V0 = V × Vi= 200 × 0.01 = 2 V, Therefore,  
 240 
the output AC signal of the given amplifier
is 2 V. E0 = 3 × 10 8 × 1.2 × 10−6

40. Conceptual = 3.6 × 10 2 = 360 V / m

41. Clearly the electron is in 3rd orbit so K.E is
13.6
= 1.51eV
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