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Physics PART – I
SECTION – A
1. B
2 
Sol.  = x = (2n  1)
 2
2. A
T 6V
Sol. v V' 
 5
T' 36
V'  T'  T
 25
% T = 44 %
3. D
Sol. Let mass of the earth is Me and mass of object is m.
 GMem  A
Force on object at A   r  towards centre.
r 
3 Re
 R 
2
R2
r2 
 GMem  4
Force on object along the tunnel   3
r
 R  r
 GM  R2
Acceleration of object along the tunnel   3 e  r 2 
 R  4
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AITS-FT-III (Paper-2)-PCM(Sol.)-JEE(Advanced)/20 2
4. A
Sol. Pm = 2P0 cos kx (assuming closed end as origin)
7L 2L
At point Q, x = L  
9 9
 2 2L 
Pm = 2P0 cos     P0
  9 
 Required ratio = 1 : 2
5. B
mv 0 2mv 0
Sol. d= 
qB 2qB
6. C
hc 1 1 3
Sol.  R 2  2   R …(i)
 1 2  4
hc 1 1 8
 R 2  2   R …(ii)
' 1 3  9
' 3 9 27
  , '  
 4 8 32
7. C
3 1
Sol. = ; V=8 ; m=
2 3
V V
1+m= 
f 2R
8. BD
l
Sol. R
 B   C t
9. AD
d(emf ) d
Sol.  Bu = constant
dt dt
Bu
i= = constant

10. AC
Sol. All the mass defect will convert into KE of -particle.
11. BCD
Sol. TP2/5 = constant
 PV 5/3 = constant or P3/5 V = k
This an adiabatic process.
 H = 0
Work done = –U = 6RT
3 AITS-FT-III (Paper-2)-PCM(Sol.)-JEE(Advanced)/20
k dP nRT
 VdP   P 3/5
 = 10 RT
(5 / 2)
12. AC
Sol. Let I be the power of source S1 and S2.
2
Initially Io = 4I, finally Imax =  I  0.36I   2.56I
2
and Imin =  I  0.36I   0.16I
13. ABCD
Sol. y = 2a cos (t + ) cos (Kx) comparison with given equation gives
2 1
K  10     m
 5
 = 2f = 50  f = 25 Hz
v = 5 ms–1
at x = 0.15 m
cos (10  × 0.15) = cos (1.5) = –1 for all t
at x = 0.3
cos (10  × 0.3) = cos 3 = – 0 for all t
14. AD
Sol. At highest point, linear momentum
2 mv = mv1 – mv
v1 = 3v
At highest point, velocity of other part after explosion = 3v
Centre of mass of particles will be at a distance R from initial point on ground.
15. A
hc 12408
Sol. Work function of the metal () =   2.5 eV
 green 4963
40
No. of photon emitted from the power source per unit time =  1020
2.5  1.6  10 19
photons
1020    (1 102 )2
No. of photons incident on the metallic surface per unit time =  2.5  1015
4 (1)2
photons
No. of photoelectrons coming out from the metal surface per unit time
2.5  1015
= 6
= 2.5 × 109 photoelectrons
10
16. B
hc
Sol. The emission of photoelectron will stop when    eV , where V is the potential of
 violet
sphere.
12408
 2.5  eV ; V  0.5 V
4136
17. C
PB
Sol. TB  TA  2T0
PA
13 13
1 1
(2T0 )V09  TC  (2V0 )9  TC  25/9 T0
18. B
Sol. Heat is absorbed during the process AB and BC
3 3
Q AB  R(TB  TA ) = RT0
2 2
3 9  3
QBC   R  R  (TC  TB )  R  (2  25/9 )T0
2 4  4
3 15
Qabs  (4  25/9 )RT0  RT0 [25/9  1.5]
4 8
3 21
Qrej  (2  25/9 )RT0  RT0
8 16
3
QCD  R(TD  TC )
2
3 9 
QDA   R  R  (TA  TD )
2 4 
9 W
W RT0 ;    30%
16 Qabs
Chemistry PART – II
SECTION – A
(One Options Correct Type)
This section contains 07 multiple choice questions. Each question has four choices (A), (B), (C) and
(D), out of which ONLY ONE option is correct.
19. C
Sol. SOCl2
RCOOH 
CH2N2
 RCOCl 
Ag2O
 RCOCHN2  RCH  C  O
EtOH
RCH2  C  O
OEt
R=
Ph Me
20. D
Sol. Fact based.
21. C
Sol. O
H
O O HO
H

22. C
Sol. Au  4H  NO3  4 Cl 
 AuCl4  NO  2H2O
 3PtCl62  4NO  8H2O
3 Pt  16 H  4NO3  18 Cl 
23. A
Sol. Fact based.
24. C
Sol.
CH3I

NaOH
N OH N O
CH3
CH2  N2

N OH N OCH3
25. A
Sol. For N2
 2PY2
KK 2s2   * 2s2  2PX2   2PX2
 2PZ2
For O 2
* 2 1
KK 2s2  * 2s2  2PX2 * 2PY2   2PY  * 2PZ
 2PZ  2PZ
26. ACD
Sol. (B) is incorrect, correct order is Cl2 > Br2 > F2 > I2.
27. AB
Sol. Fact based.
28. ABD
Sol.  O2  4H  4e   at anode 
(A) 2H2O 
(B) Aq. AgNO3 at anode 4 OH  2H2O  O 2  4 e 
(D) Aq. NaOH at anode 4 OH  2H2O  O 2  4 e 
29. ACD
Sol. K2Cr2O7/H+ acts as oxidant not in basic medium, rest all acts as oxidizing agent in acidic
as well as alkaline medium.
30. ABC
Sol. (A) Stephan’s reduction, (B) Etard’s reaction, (C) Gattermann Koch synthesis
31. ACD

 
Sol. 2X 
 X2 i  1
1   2
2
 tb 0.65 
 i  1
Kbt 2
 t K t  t b
 1 b  b
2 Kbt Kbt
2 K b t  tb 
A 
Kb t
and as i < 1
MC
 1 so MC < Mo
Mo
 C.P obs
1 ......  C 
 C.P  cal
32. AD
Sol. CH3

 2 6
1B H CH3 COCl H3O

 2 H O /OH
  X  
Pyridine
  Y     Z   Acetic acid
2 2
CH3 O
OH OC - CH3 OH
X Y Z
33. D
Sol. MnO 4  OH 
 MnO 2
34. D
Sol. KMnO4 is purple coloured due to charge transfer.
35. B
Sol. For 50% ionization(In–) = [HIn]
 pH = PKIn
Thus PKIn= 10–5 (as pH = 5)
36. A
Sol. At midway pH = PKIn
Mathematics PART – III
SECTION – A
(One Options Correct Type)
This section contains 07 multiple choice questions. Each question has four choices (A), (B), (C) and
(D), out of which ONLY ONE option is correct.
37. D
Sol. f  2  0
3 
  a  6  2a  3   0  a   ,6 
2 
38. A
12  32  c 2 C
Sol. By Cosine law, cos 60o 
2.1.3
c 7
b c
Now,  (By sine law)
sinB sinC b=3 a=1
3
3
b sin C 2 3 3
 sinB  
c 7 2 7
27 A c C
Hence, sin2 B 
28
39. D
18
Sol. C3  3. 7C3  816  105  711
40. D
Sol. Clearly, f  x   x  1 As m  1, c  1
 1 1 1
Now, tan  tan1  tan1  tan1 
 7 8 18 
  1 1  
    
1
 tan  tan1  7 8   tan1 

  1  1  1  18 

  7 8 
  15   1   3  1 
 tan  tan1    tan 1     tan  tan 1    tan1   
  55   18     11   18  
  3 1 
     1 1  2 
 tan  tan1  11 18    tan  tan1    f  

  1  3  1    3 3  3 
  11 18  
41. C
Sol. l  lim
nx n  x  1  x n  1  
x 1
e x

 e sin  x
Put x  1  h so that as x  1,h  0
 l   lim
n
h.n 1  h   1  h   1  n

h 0
 h
e e  1 sin  h 

n.h 1  nC1h  nC2h2  nC3h3  ... 
l  lim

 1  nC1h  nC2h2  nC3h3  ....  1 
h 0  eh  1   sin h 
e h2     
 h   h 
n 2  nC 2  2n2  n  n  1  n2  n n  n  1
      
e  2e  2  e  2 e
If n  100
 5050 
 l   
 e 
42. C
Sol. A, B, C are the 3 critical points of y  f  x  y
B C
x
0 1
2
43. A
dy  y 
Sol.  2ax  2x  2 
dx x 
dy 2y

dx x
dy x dy x
Now m  1  m  
dx 2y dx 2y
x2
y2   c
2
44. AC
2 2
Sol.  2 cos   1  sin    5 sin2   2sin   3  0
3
 sin   1 or  , now
5
3
If sin   1  cos   0  E  3; If sin   
5
7
Hence E 
5
45. BC
  1
 t  
1 dt 1 dt 1 2  2    1 tan 1  2t  1 
Sol. I     . tan1   
2 t  t  1 2   1  2
2
3 2 3  3  3  3 
t   2    
 2 

   4
1  2x 2  1 
 tan1  C
3  3 
46. AB
Sol. Since intercepts are equal in magnitude but opposite in sign.
dy
 1
dx P
dy
Now  x 2  5x  7  1
dx
 x 2  5x  6  0
 x  2 or 3
47. BCD
2x x3 y
Sol. f ' x  3
and f "  x   4 .
x x
1/4
x
O
1 2 3
48. AB
dy
Sol. 2xy  x2  y 2  1
dx
dt
Put y 2  t, x  x2  t  1
dx
dt t x 2  1
 
dx x x
1
I.F. 
x
t x2  1 1
Hence   2 dx  x   C
x x x
2 2
 y  x  1, C  0 as y 1  0
Now, y  x 0   3
 3  x 20  1
 x 20  4
 x 0  2
49. BD
x 1 y  4 z  3
Sol. Equation of the line passing through P(1, 4, 3) is:   …….(i)
a b c
x 1 y  3 z  2 x  2 y  4 z 1
Since equation (i) is perpendicular to   and  
2 1 4 3 2 2
Hence 2a  b  4c  0 and 3a  2b  2c  0
a b c a b c
     
2  8 12  4 4  3 10 16 1
x 1 y  4 z  3
Hence the equation of the lines is   ………(ii)
10 16 1
Now any point Q on (2) can be taken as 1  10, 16  4,   3 
2 2
 Distance of Q from P (1, 4, 3)  10   16    2  357
 100  256  1  2  357
   1 or  1
 Q is  9,20, 4  or 11,  12, 2 
Hence a1  a2  a3  15 or 1
50. ABD
dy x ax
Sol.  y
dx 1  x 2 1  x2
x 1
 1 x2 dx  log 1 x 2 1
I.F. e e 2

1  x2
y x
 a 3/2
dx  C
1  x2 1  x2
Let 1  x 2   2
2x dx  2 d
x dx   d
y  d a
Hence  a  3    C
  
y  a  C
y  a  C 1  x2
2
 y  a  C2 1  x 2
 
 C2 1  x 2 or C2 x 2  1  
2 2
 y  a   C2 x2  C2 or  y  a   C2 x2  C2
2 2
 y  a x2  y  a x2
  1 or   1  Centre (0, a)
C2 1 C2 1
51. B
Sol. f  x   x 2   a  2  x  a2  a  2  0 –2
f  2   0  
2
 4  2a  4  a  a  2  0
 a2  3a  2  0  1  a  2  a  1, 2 
Not integral values of a.
52. D
Sol. Given, x 2   a  2  x  a2  a  2  0
2
Now, D  0  a2 ………(i)
3
Product of roots > 0
 a2  a  2  0, which is true  a  R ……….(ii)
and sum of roots  0
  a  2  0
 a  2 ……….(iii)
 Equation  i   ii   iii
 a
53. B
1 1
Sol. Required area  2   4  3  2   1 3  15
2 2
54. A
Sol. f  89   f  67   f  46   f  1  f  3   f  2 
 3 1 2  4
f  x  2  f  x  6  f  x  f  x  8
y
x
–4 –1 1 4

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