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FIITJEE

ALL INDIA INTEGRATED TEST SERIES

JEE (Advanced)-2024
PART TEST – III
PAPER –1
TEST DATE: 20-10-2023
Time Allotted: 3 Hours Maximum Marks: 180
General Instructions:

 The test consists of total 54 questions.

 Each subject (PCM) has 18 questions.
 This question paper contains Three Parts.
 Part-I is Physics, Part-II is Chemistry and Part-III is Mathematics.
 Each Part is further divided into Two Sections: Section-A & Section-B.
Section – A (01 –06, 19 – 24, 37 – 42): This section contains EIGHTEEN (18) questions. Each question has
FOUR options. ONE OR MORE THAN ONE of these four option(s) is(are) correct answer(s).
Section – A (07 – 10, 25 – 28, 43 – 46): This section contains TWELVE (12) Matching List Type Questions.
Each question has FOUR statements in List-I entries (I), (II), (III) and (IV) and FIVE statements in List-II
entries (P), (Q), (R), (S) and (T). The codes for lists have choices (A), (B), (C), (D) out of which, ONLY ONE of
these four options is correct answer.
Section – B (11 – 18, 29 – 36, 47 – 54): This section contains TWENTY FOUR (24) numerical based
questions. The answer to each question is a NUMERICAL VALUE. If the numerical value has more than
two decimal places, truncate/round-off the value to TWO decimal places.

MARKING SCHEME
Section – A (One or More than One Correct): Answer to each question will be evaluated according to the following
marking scheme:
Full Marks : +4 If only (all) the correct option(s) is (are) chosen;
Partial Marks : +3 If all the four options are correct but ONLY three options are chosen;
Partial marks : +2 if three or more options are correct but ONLY two options are chosen and both
of which are correct;
Partial Marks : +1 If two or more options are correct but ONLY one option is chosen and it is a
correct option;
Zero Marks : 0 If none of the options is chosen (i.e. the question is unanswered);
Negative Marks : –2 In all other cases.
Section – A (Single Correct): Answer to each question will be evaluated according to the following marking scheme:
Full Marks : +3 If ONLY the correct option is chosen.
Zero Marks : 0 If none of the options is chosen (i.e. the question is unanswered);
Negative Marks : –1 In all other cases.
Section – B: Answer to each question will be evaluated according to the following marking scheme:
Full Marks : +3 If ONLY the correct numerical value is entered at the designated place;
Zero Marks : 0 In all other cases.

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Physics PART – I

Section – A (Maximum Marks: 24)

This section contains SIX (06) questions. Each question has FOUR options (A), (B), (C) and (D). ONE OR
MORE THAN ONE of these four option(s) is (are) correct answer(s).

1. For the given potential versus distance graph for one dimensional electric field and a particle of
charge 20 C and mass 0.2 kg. Choose the correct option(s):
V

104V

30cm 40 cm
(x)
10cm 20cm

–104V

(A) force acting on the particle at x = 25 cm is zero

(B) Force acting on the particle at x = 25 cm is 4iˆ
(C) minimum speed at origin required by the particle to reach x = 25 cm is 2 m/s
(D) minimum speed at origin required by the particle to reach x = 25 cm is 2 m/s

2. The figure, a graph of the current in a discharging circuit of a capacitor through a resistor of
resistance 10. .
i

10A

2.5A

2s t
(A) The initial potential difference across the capacitor is 100 volt.
1
(B) The capacitance of the capacitor is F.
10ln2
500
(C) The total heat produced in the circuit will be joules.
10ln 2
1
(D) The thermal power in the resistor will decrease with a time constant second.
2ln 2

3. Electric potential in a region varies only with x-coordinate and is given by v  2x 3 . Then choose
the correct option(s).
(A) electric field in the region is 6x 2 N / C along positive x-axis.
(B) electric field in the region is 6x 2 N / C along negative x-axis.
(C) charge density in the region is constant with x-coordinate
(D) charge density varies linearly with x-coordinate

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4. On a non-conducting ring of radius R linear charge density '  ' y

given by   0 cos  is distributed. Choose the correct option(s).
(A) Electric potential at center is zero
(B) Electric field at center is zero 
 x
(C) Electric field at center is 0
4 0
(D) Dipole moment of ring is 0 R2

5. A non-conducting rectangular plate of M is given two charge +Q and –Q in two halves which is
also distributed uniformly. This plate is free to rotate

in its plane about an axis passing through its
center. This plate is put in uniform electric field. E , and it is in equilibrium.
4a
+ + + + –
+ + + – – 3a
+ + – – –
– – – –

5Qa
(A) Dipole moment of plate is
3
5ma
(B) Time period of small oscillation if disturbed from mean position is 
QE
(C) Torque acting on plate when it is rotated through 37o is QaE
(D) Charge in potential energy when it is rotated through 53o is QaE

6. A uniformly charged small sphere placed at point A(h, k) so that at point B(8, 7) electric field
 N

strength is E  54iˆ  72ˆj
C

and potential is +900 volt. Then choose the correct option(s).

(A) Charge on the sphere is 1c (B) Charge on the sphere is 4c
(C) Coordinates of point A is (2, -1) (D) Coordinates of point A is (4, -2)

Section – A (Maximum Marks: 12)

This section contains FOUR (04) Matching List Type Questions. Each question has FOUR statements in
List-I entries (I), (II), (III) and (IV) and FIVE statements in List-II entries (P), (Q), (R), (S) and (T). The
codes for lists have choices (A), (B), (C), (D) out of which ONLY ONE of these four options is correct
answer.

7. Consider a hollow cone of radius 4a, and height 3a, and a hemisphere shell of radius 4a. Various
combination of them are made by giving them equal and opposite charge Q. Match their dipole
moment given in List II.

4a 4a
List - I List - II

(I) (P) 4Qa

(II) (Q) 5Qa

(III) (R) 2Qa

(IV) (S) 3Qa

(T) Zero
Codes:
I II III IV
(A) P R Q P
(B) T Q R S
(C) P S R P
(D) Q R T P

8. Match List-I against List-II referring to the given figure.

C
B C

C C
2C 2C
A O D
2C 2C
C 2C 2C C

F E
C
List - I List - II
45
(I) Effective capacitance between A and D (P) C
13
15
(II) Effective capacitance between F and E (Q) C
8
45
(III) Effective capacitance between A and E (R) C
19
9
(IV) Effective capacitance between A and O (S) C
5
3
(T) C
5
Codes:
I II III IV
(A) P T R S
(B) Q P R S
(C) S R Q P
(D) S Q R T

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9. A network consisting of three resistors, three batteries and a capacitor is shown in figure. After
steady state is reached, match List-I with List-II.
A B C

30

5 10V 5 F 4

F E D
12 V
List - I List - II
(I) Current in branch EB is (P) 10 C
(II) Current in branch CB is (Q) 0.5 A
(III) Current in branch ED is (R) 1.5 A
(IV) Charge on capacitor is (S) 5 C
(T) None of these
Codes:
I II III IV
(A) P Q R S
(B) R Q Q P
(C) T P R S
(D) Q R T P

10. A particle of charge ‘q’ and mass ‘m’ is projected in uniform magnetic field B  B0 4iˆ  3 ˆj with  
velocity V0 ˆi at t =0
List - I List - II
m  7iˆ  24ˆj 
(I) Velocity of particle at t  is (P) V0 
5qB 0  25 
 
m  16iˆ  12ˆj  15kˆ 
(II) Velocity of particle at t  is (Q) V0 
10qB0  25 
 
3m ˆ ˆ ˆ
 16i  12 j  15k 
(III) Velocity of particle at t  is (R) V0  
10qB0  25
 
2m
(IV) Velocity of particle at t  is (S) V0 ˆi
5qB0
(T) V0 ˆj
Codes:
I II III IV
(A) Q R T P
(B) P Q R S
(C) P R S Q
(D) R T Q P

Section – B (Maximum Marks: 24)

This section contains EIGHT (08) numerical based questions. The answer to each question is a
NUMERICAL VALUE. If the numerical value has more than two decimal places, truncate/round-off the
value to TWO decimal places.

 x
11. A rod of length '  ' and area ‘A’ has resistivity which varies as   0  1   . Rod is divided into
 

three equal lengths of each. If resistance of first part R1  4.2 . Find resistance of middle part
3
R 2  in   .
R1 R2 R3

12. In the circuit shown if current flowing through battery is I0 and current in branch AB is I1. Find the
I
ratio of 0 .
I1
9 A 9 B 3

I0
6 4 6 4 9
4
E
r
C
3 3 3

13. Consider the circuit shown. If in steady state VA  VC  11 volt. Find VE  VG in steady state.
B C
D
5f 2.9f
3f
F
6f E
7f
G
A E

14. Metal rod with a mass m  10g, and length

L  0.2m is suspended by two light wires l  1 cm
C
in a magnetic field induction B  1 T which is
directed vertically downwards (figure). A capacitor
of capacitance C  100F charged to a voltage of
100 V is connected as shown. Determine the
maximum deflection (in degree) of the rod from the B
initial position after the switch is closed. Resistance
of wire and rod is not taken into account. (Neglect
induction effect) L
l

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 x
15. A cylindrical conductor of length L and Area A has variable electrical resistivity   0  1   .
 L
Where x is distance from one end. The end at x = 0 is given a potential V0 where end at x = L is
L V0
grounded. If electric field at x  is given by E  , find      .
2 L  ln 

16. In the circuit shown, find the current through 1  resistor.

10V

2

1 10V
5V 2

2
10V

17. Two wires of same material but one of length 2L and area A whereas other of length L and area
2A are joined as shown in figure. If two ends are maintained at potential V1  8V and V2 = 1V
respectively find potential of junction.
V = 8V V2 = 1V
1

2L, A L, 2A

18. In the given figure resistance of voltmeter is 100  . In steady state potential difference across
200
capacitor is volts. Find n.
n
50 F

100 V
100 

100  V 200 

300 

Chemistry PART – II

Section – A (Maximum Marks: 24)

This section contains SIX (06) questions. Each question has FOUR options (A), (B), (C) and (D). ONE OR
MORE THAN ONE of these four option(s) is (are) correct answer(s).

19. Monomer unit of Nylon – 6,6 are

(A) Adipic acid (B) Caprolactum
(C) Terylene (D) 1, 6 – Hexamethylene diamine

20. About the structure in the reaction of the product X

(I) Br2/h (low conc)
CH3 CH CH2 X
(II) Mg/dry ether major
(III) CH C CH ,NH Cl
3 3 4

+ O
(IV) H ,
X will
(A) Total geometrical isomers by x = 4
(B) Forms 3 products after reductive ozonolysis
(C) Forms 4 different products after reaction with Baeyer’s reagent
(D) After reduction with 1 eq. H2 and Wilkinson catalyst, the product will not show geometrical
isomerism.

21. Which of them are correct?

(A) Me Me

 2LiNH

  major product 
Liq. NH 3
o
at  33 C
NH2

Cl
(B) Benzyne can be isolated at 8 K in solid argon
(C) NO 2 NO 2
Me Me

and SNAr reaction is faster in 1st

Br Br
(D) SO 3H OH

NaOH , is elimination addition mechanism reaction




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22. How many will form product having one –OH groups?
(A) +
(B) CH3
HCHO, H
CH3 C H
H2O KMnO4
CH3
(C) (D)
OH
H+ HBr

O

23. In which pair the first one is weaker nucleophile than 2nd one?
(A) HS, HO (B)
O H
,
O
(C) Br  , I (D) C6H5 O ,  CH3 2 CHO 

24. Number of different dicarboxylic acids are possible in following reactions

KMnO4/OH H3O


(A) (B)
COOH COOH
COOH
(C) (D) COOH
COOH
(CH 2)
COOH
COOH

Section – A (Maximum Marks: 12)

25. Match List-I with List-II:

List - I List - II
Sodium extract of compound give colour
(I) Aniline (P)
with sodium nitro pruside
(II) Crystein (Q) Bromo substitution with Br2/AlCl3
(III) Terylene (R) Can react with CH3MgBr
(IV) Xylene (S) Formed from propyne
(T) Gives white ppt with Br2/water
Codes:
I II III IV
(A) SP P RS QS
(B) T P RS QS
(C) SR RS P QS
(D) T P P QS

26. Match List-I with List-II:

List - I List - II
O O
(i) conc. NaOH
(I) F C H +H C H (P) HCOOH
H3 O+
cross product
conc. NaOH
(II) C6H5 CHO  HCHO 
H O
 cross product (Q) C6H5 COOH
3

NO 2

Conc. NaOH
(III) C6H 5CHO + Cross product (R) C6H5 CH2 OH
H3O+

CHO
COOH
CHO

Conc NaOH
(IV) NO 2 CHO + cross product (S)
H3O+

OCH 3
NO 2
CH 2OH

(T)

OCH 3
Codes:
I II III IV
(A) P PR Q S
(B) P PR S Q
(C) P PR QS ST
(D) RP QPR S T

27. The product in List I will match with List II:

List - I List - II
O O
heat I2/NaOH Loss in weight of the reactant in
(I) A H+ B (P)
complete reaction
Ph OH
O O

(I) H3O+,  Product gives effervescence with

(II) O (Q)
NaHCO3
(II) O3, H2O2

O O

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O
C OH
1 eq. NaHCO
3
(III)   (R) Yellow ppt. forms

SO 3H
O O

Product has more than one

(IV) (I) I2/NaOH (S)
stereoisomers.
(II) H+
O
(T) Gas is evolved in reaction
Codes:
I II III IV
(A) PQ PQ PQT ST
(B) PQRT PQS PQS QST
(C) PQRT PQST QT PQRS
(D) PQ QT QT ST

28. Match List-I with List-II:

List - I List - II

3eq Cl2
(I) (P) Electrophilic aromatic substitution
h

aq. Br2 (3 equiv.)

(II) (Q) Addition reaction

SO 3H
CHO
(CH3CO)2O
(III) (R) Nucleophilic addition elimination
OH
CH3

Increase in molecular weight of product

(IV) Br2/h KCN
(S)
A than reactant
H3O+

Product has more degree of unsaturation

(T)
than reactant
Codes:
I II III IV
(A) QS PS RST ST
(B) QST P RT S
(C) Q PS RST T
(D) QT PST RS ST

Section – B (Maximum Marks: 24)

X
29. If X is number of molecules giving SN2 , then will be:
3
CH 3
(a) CH Cl (b) Cl
CH 3
Cl
O
Cl
(c) (d)

NO 2
Cl
Cl
Cl

(e) (f)

NO 2
CH 3 Br
O Cl
(g) (h) CH3
Ph
OTf
Cl

(i) (j)

3X
30. Number of reactions giving cyclic product as major product is X, then is
5
Cl
MeOH
(I)

NaOH
(II) OH

Cl
OH
(III) HBr

Conc. H2SO4
(IV) Acetone 

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(V) Malonic acid 

(VI) EthO
EthO
+ urea 
O OEth

 X Y Z
31. Find sum of   if
 3 
(a) X is number of chiral carbon in   D glucose
(b) Y is number of molecules of phenyl hydrazine used in Osazone formation from glucose
CH3
(c) Z is number of isomeric alkenes formed if Ph CH CH CH3 is heated with conc. H2SO4
OH

32. In Duma’s method for estimation of N2, 0.25 gm of an organic compound gave 40 ml of nitrogen
collected at 300 K temperature and 750 mm pressure. If aqueous tension at 300 K is 50 mm, the
percentage of nitrogen in the compound is

3  Mw of A 
33. Find the ratio of  
2  Mw of B 
(I) Br2/H2O
X (CH 2)4 X A
(II) O O
(2 eq)
C (CH 2)4 C
HO OH
(1 eq)
O
C NH 2
if X =
(I) H2/Ni, 
X (CH2)4 X O
B
O
(2 eq)
(II) H O C (CH 2 ) 4 C
OH
(1 eq)
if X = –CN

X
34. Find value of , if X is the molecular weight of alcohol with highest molecular weight in following
4
Cannizaro reaction by
H D
C O + C O Conc. NaOH
H D

35. Find ratio of lone pairs to number of isomers of the product formed.
O O O
NH2OH
excess

36. Find ratio of number of duetrium to degree of unsaturation in product of

Li Al D4 H3O+
COOH

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Mathematics PART – III

Section – A (Maximum Marks: 24)

This section contains SIX (06) questions. Each question has FOUR options (A), (B), (C) and (D). ONE OR
MORE THAN ONE of these four option(s) is (are) correct answer(s).

37. If S  x2  y 2 where 3x 2  4xy  3y 2  1 then

(A) Smax  1 (B) Smax  5
1 1
(C) Smin  (D) Smin 
5 5

1  x n 1 2 3 n n 1
38. Let f  x   and g  x   1   2 .....   1 then the constant term in f '  x   g  x  is
1 x x x xn
equal to

(A)

n n2  1  when n is even (B)
n  n  1
when n is odd
6 2
n n  n  1
(C)  n  1 when n is even (D) when n is odd
2 2

1   1
 2  x  2 
39. f  x      ,  1  x  2 has ([.] denotes greatest integer function)
x
1
(A) discontinuity at x = 0 (B) discontinuity at x 
2
3
(C) discontinuity at x = 1 (D) discontinuity at x 
2

40. The value of  which satisfy  sin xdx  sin2    0, 2 are equal to

2
 3
(A) (B)
2 2
7 11
(C) (D)
6 6

Cos 4x  1
41. If  Cot x  tan x dx  Af  x   B, then
(A) Ax 2  Bx  1  0 must have real and distinct roots
(B) f(x) is an even function
1
(C) A  
8
1
(D)
8

42. Let f(x) be a differentiable function and f  a   f  b   0  a  b  , then in the interval (a, b).
(A) f  x   f '  x   0 has atleast one root.
(B) f  x   f '  x   0 has atleast one root.
(C) f  x   f '  x   0 has atleast one root
(D) None of these

Section – A (Maximum Marks: 12)

43. Match List-I with List-II:

List - I List - II
4  sin2x  A sin x  B cos x
If lim
(I) x 0 x2 (P) -1
exists, then A – B is equal to
n
 t 
2 1  
n  1
lim 
A
(II)
n 
0
n 1
dt is equal to e – B, (Q) 0

then A – B is equal to
If f  x    2  3 sin x ,0  x   , where
(III) . denotes GIF, then number of points (R) 2
at which function is not differentiable, is
(IV)
x 

lim x  x 2  2x is equal to  (S) 1
(T) 5
Codes:
I II III IV
(A) R Q S T
(B) R S T P
(C) S Q R P
(D) P R T Q

44. Match List-I with List-II:

List - I List - II
x
ln x 2dt
(I) lim
x  x  ln t
3
is (P) 1
e
The number of solution of the equation
(II) (Q) 0
sin1 x  2cos 1 1  x   0 is
If f  x   x  2sin x, 0  x  2 is increasing in the
(III) 2 (R) 2
interval  a, b then  a  b  is
The intercept of the common tangent to the curves
(IV) y 2  8x and xy  1 on the axis of y is equal to k, (S) 4
then k – 2 is
(T) 3

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Codes:
I II III IV
(A) R P S Q
(B) R S T Q
(C) T R S P
(D) S T P R

45. Match List-I with List-II:

List - I List - II
2 2 2
If x  y  z  2xyz  1, then the value of
(I) dx dy dz (P) 0
 
2 2 2
1 x 1 y 1 z
The length of longest interval in which the function
a
(II) f  x   3 sin x  4 sin3 x is increasing is , then value (Q) 8
6
of a is
2
3x 2
(III)  x dx is equal to
2 1  e
(R) 2
 4
2 dx 2
(IV) If I   , then 27 I equals (S) 3
  4 1  e 
sin x

 2  cos 2x 
(T) 4
Codes:
I II III IV
(A) P T S R
(B) S Q R T
(C) P R Q T
(D) T R Q P
46. Match List-I with List-II:
List - I List - II
Let f(x) be a function on  ,   and
f  x  2   f  x  2  . If f  x   0 has only three
(I) (P) 4
real roots in [0, 4] and one of them is 4, then the
number of real roots of f(x) = 0 in (8, 10] , is
Let r1,r2 ,r3 .....rn be n positive integers, not
necessarily distinct, such that
(II) (Q) 5
 x  r1  x  r2 ... x  rn   xn  56xn1  ...  2009
The possible value of n is
If x and y are positive integers and
(III) 2xy  2009  3y , then the number of ordered (R) 8
pairs of (x, y), is
If x,y  R, satisfying the equation
2
 x  4 y2
 1, then the difference between

(IV) 4 9 (S) 9
the largest and smallest value of the expression
x2 y 2
 , is
4 9
(T) 6

Codes:
I II III IV
(A) R P Q S
(B) R P T Q
(C) S Q P R
(D) S P Q R

Section – B (Maximum Marks: 24)

 36x  9 x  4 x  1
 , x0
47. If f  x    2  1  cos x is continuous at x = 0, then    ln2  ln3 then the value of
  x0

 must be:

dk y  024 
48. If y  sin x  cos x and if fk  x   k
then the value of   f2025  x  must be.
dx  2 

49. If the parabola y  ax 2  bx  c has vertex at (4, 2) and a  1, 3 . Then difference between the
extreme values of abc is equal to

x
sin t
50. The number of points of extreme of the function F  x    dt in the interval (0, 2023) must be
t
0

ln x ln x 1
51. If x 3
dx   2
 2
 c , then the value of a5  b 4  a3  b2  a  1 is
ax bx

1
2
52. If f  x   x  x  1 and g  x   max f  t  : 0  t  x , then  g  x  dx  k , then 6k is equal to
0

53. Let f(x) denote the sum of the infinite trigonometric series,

2x x
f  x    Sin n Sin n .
n 1 3 3
The sum of the solutions of the equation f  x   0 lying in the interval (0, 629) is K then K  ?

54. Given a relation R  1,2  ,  2,3  on the set of natural numbers. Minimum number of ordered
pairs required so that the enlarged relation is symmetric, transitive & reflexive is K, then K is:

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PART TEST – III
PAPER –1
TEST DATE: 20-10-2023

ANSWERS, HINTS & SOLUTIONS

Physics PART – I

Section – A

1. BD
dv
Sol. F  qE  q
dx
1
2

mv 20  q 10 4 
2. ABCD
Sol. V0  I0R  10  10  100 volts (since, I0  10 amp from figure).
Hence (A) is correct.
Also: I  I0 e  t/RC
I  t
Taking log; ln  0  
 I  RC
1
 C
I 
Rln  0 
 I
At t  2 sec,I  2.5A
2
C
 10 
10ln  
 25 
2 2 1
C  
10ln 4 10  2ln 2 10ln 2
Hence (B) is correct.
1
C
10ln2
1 1 1  2
Heat produced  CV 2    100 
2 2  10ln2 

500
joule

ln2
Hence, (C) is correct
1
Thermal power in the resistor will decrease with a time constant second.
2ln 2
Hence, (D) is correct.

3. BD
dV
Sol. E  6x 2 ˆi
dx

4. ACD
2
k k 0
Sol. Ex 
R2  
0
0 cos   Rd  cos  
R


5. ABCD
5a 1 5Qa
Sol. Dipole moment Q  2   
2 3 3
  
  p  E    pE sin 
 
U  p  E

6. AC
 
Sol.

 k  q r2  r1
E    3

r2  r1
kq
V   
r2  r1

7. C
Sol. Basic concept.

8. C
Sol. Basic concept of combination and symmetry.

9. B
Sol. When a steady state is reached, no current passes through the capacitor or the branch CE.
A  i1  i2  B i2 C

30

5 10V 5F 4

i1 8V

i2
F E D
12V
Considering the loop BCDEB 4i2  12  10  2
 i2  0.5A So i1  2  0.5  1.5A

To find the charge on capacitors, we must know potential difference across the plates.
Consider the loop CEDC:
12  4i2  3  0  VC  8  0
 VC  2V
So charge on capacitor Q  CV  10C

10. B
Sol. (Y)
3B0

(X)
4B0 V0 ˆi


V  = constant

V  changes with time.

Section – B

11. 5.40
dx
Sol. R 
A
0  x
   1   dx
A 

  x2  2
R1  0  x  
A  2 0
2 /3
  x2 
R2  0  x  
A 2  /3

12. 32.00
Sol. Req  6  r
E
I0 
6r
I0 I0
4 32

I0 I0 3I0
3I0 8 32
4

13. 1.80
30
5
150
Sol.  11 
30 85
5
11

150 Q 150E  11
Q  E ; VA  VC    11 volt
85  30  85  30
 
 11 
E = 17 Volt.
Qq q q
  VI  VF 
2.9 2.1 7

14. 37.00
Sol. F  iLB
mv   F dt   idt  LB
m  2gh  QLB
m 2gl 1  cos    QLB
  37

15. 3.50
L
dx L
Sol. R  A   A ln2
0 0

V V
j 0  0 0
A  R L  ln 2
j V0 V0
E  ; at mid-point E 
  x 1.5L  ln 2
L  1   ln2
 L

16. 2.50
Sol. Applying Kirchhoff’s law we can find current.

17. 2.40
V1  V V  V2
Sol. 
   2L     L 
   
 A   2A 
V1  V V  4V2 8  4
 2  V  V2   V  1   2.4
2 5 5

18. 11.00
Sol. In steady state no current flow through capacitor.

Chemistry PART – II

Section – A

19. AD
Sol. COOH NH2
(CH2)4  (CH2)6   Nylon  6,6
Polynerise

COOH NH2

20. BCD
Sol. X CH 2 CH CH C CH3
G.I = 2 CH3
Ozonolysis
Wilkinson catalyst

3 molecules CH 3 CH 2 CH C CH3
CH3
no G.I

21. ABC
Sol. Factual.

22. BCD
Sol.
CH3 Br
CH 3 C OH OH

CH3
(B) HO (D)
(C)

23. BCD
Sol. Properties of nucleophile

24. AD
Sol. COOH
O
KMnO4/OH COOH
KMnO4
 + (CH2)4
COOH
O COOH

25. B
Sol. NH2


Sodium
 CN 
Nitropniside
 No Colour
extract

Br2/water Br2/AlCl3
CH3MgBr
White ppt No reaction

No reaction

26. C
Sol. By property of inter and intra Cannizaro.

27. C
Sol. O O O
2 CO




Ph OH Ph CH3
1. I2 / NaOH
2. H
Loss in wt of reactant is = 40
O
Ph C OH  CHI3

28. A
Sol.
Cl
Cl Cl
3Cl2
(I)  
h

Cl Cl

Cl
OH OH
Br Br
aq. Br
2
(II) 
3 Eq.


SO 3H Br
O O
O
CH CH
(III) (CH3C-)2O
O
OH O C CH3

CH3 CH2Br CH2-COOH

(i) KCN
(IV) Br2/hv (ii) H3O+

Section – B

29. 2.66
2
Sol. SN by all except = d,g
X
So, X = 8 so,  2.66
3

30. 2.40
Sol. O

OMe NH

O O NH O
1 2 4 6
3x 12
So,   2.40
5 5

31. 4.33
Sol. X=5 Y=3 Z=5
X  Y  Z 13
So,   4.33
3 3

32. 16.73
PV
Sol. Moles of N2 
RT
700  40  103
  1.4  10 3
760  0.0821 300
Wt. of N2  28  1.4  10 3
= 0.041 gm
0.041
%N  100  16.73
.25

33. 1.50
Sol. O O
A= C (CH 2)4 C NH (CH 2)4 NH 2
NH
NH 2 (CH 2)4
O O
B= (H 2N) 2 (CH 2)4 NH C (CH 2)4 C NH (CH 2)4 NH2
3A
So,  1.50
2B

34. 8.75
Sol. CD3OH is the alcohol with highest M.W
So, X = 35
X
 8.75
4

35. 1.50
Sol. OH OH OH
N N N

So, lone pair = 9

Isomers = 6

36. 1.50
Sol. Product is
OH D

CD 2OH

Mathematics PART – III

Section – A

37. AC
Sol. Put x  r cos 
y  r sin 
then S  r2
As 3x 2  4xy  3y 2  1
3r 2 cos2   4r 2 sin  cos   3r 2 sin2   1
3r 2  2r 2 sin2  1
1
r2 
3  2sin2
1
  r2  1
5

38. BD
1  x n 1
Sol. f  x   1  x  x 2  ....  x n .
1 x

39. ABD
 1 1
 x ,  1  x   2

0 ,  1  x  1
 2 2
Sol. Hence f  x   
1
 , 1 3
x
x 2 2
2 3 5
 , x
x 2 2

40. ABCD

Sol.  sin xdx  sin2

2

   cos x   sin 2

2
1
  cos   sin2  cos   0 and sin   
2
 3 7 11
 , , ,
2 2 6 6

41. AB
Cos 4x  1 1 1
Sol.  Cot x - tan x dx  2  Sin 4xdx   8 Cos4x  B.
1
A
8
B can be any real constant.

42. ABC
Sol. Consider g  x   e x f  x 
Then g  a   g b 
From Rolle’s theorem there exists at least one x  C in (a, b)
Such that g'  c   0
 ec f  c   f '  c    0
2
Similarly consider g  x   e x f  x  & g  x    f  x  
Use Rolle’s theorem.

43. B
4  sin 2x  A sin x  Bcos x
Sol. (I) lim exists
x 0 x2
Then, 4  B  0, B  4
Using L-Hopital rule,
2cos 2x  A cos x  Bsin x
lim
x 0 2x
A B
1   0
2 2
A
1  2  0
2
A
 1
2
A  2
A  B  2   4   2

n
2 t  
 1   dt  n1 2
 0
n  1   t  
(II) lim  lim 1 
n  n 1  n  n  1  
    0
 
n 1
 2 
 lim  1   1
n
 n  1
 e2  1
(III) 0  3 sin x  3 for x   0,  
Then, 2  2  3 sin x  5
Hence,  2  3 sin x  is discontinuous at 5 points.

x 2  x 2  2x 
(IV)
x 

lim x  x 2  2x  lim  x 
x  x 2  2x
2x
 lim  1
x 
2
x  x 1
x

44. A
x 1 
 dt 
 e3
ln t 
Sol. (I) lim 2
x   x 
 
 ln x 
From L-Hospital rule,
1
 lim 2 ln x
x  1
ln x  x.
x
2
ln x 
ln x
 lim 2  21  2
x  ln x  1
(II) sin1 x  2cos1 1  x   0
Only one solution
sin1 x  2cos 1 1  x 

2

y  2cos 1 1  x 


y  sin1 x
–1
–2 1
 2

(III) f  x   x  2sin x
f '  x   1  2cos x
Sign scheme of f '  x 
0 0
- - - - - -+ + + + +- - - - - -
0  5 2
3 3
1 5
Hence, a  & b 
3 3
2
So,  a  b   4
(IV) Length of intercept is 2.

45. C
Sol. (I) x 2  y 2  z2  2xyz  1
Differentiate
 2xdx  2ydy  2zdz  2yzdx  2xzdy  2xydz  0
 xdx  ydy  zdz  yzdx  xzdy  xydz  0
  x  yz  dx   y  xz  dy   z  xy  dz  0 ………. (i)

2
As  x  yz   x 2  2xyz  y 2 z 2  1  y 2  z   y 2 z 2
2
 x  yz  
 1  y2 1  z2  
2
Similarly,  y  xz   1  x 2 1  z 2 
2
&  z  xy   1  x 2 1  y 2 
Put and find.
(II) f  x   3 sin x  4 sin3 x  sin3x

Largest interval in which it increases is .
3
So, a  2
2
2
3x 2
2
3  x 
(III) If I   1  e  dx   1  e x x
dx
2 2

2
2
2I   3x dx  16
2

I8
 4 4
2 dx 2 dx
(IV) I   
  4 1 e 
sin x

 2  cos 2x    4 1  e  sin x
 2  cos 2x   
4
2 dx
2I 
  4 2  cos 2x
 4
2 dx 2
I  2  cos 2x  3
 0 3

46. A
Sol. (I) f  x  2   f  x  2
 f  x  4  f  x 
f  x  is periodic with period 4.
Hence roots in [0, 4) are 0,  , 4, where    0, 4  .
(II) Here, r1  r2  .......  rn  56
and r1r2 .......rn  2009  1 7  7  41
So, n = 4
(III) 2xy  2009  3y
y  2x  3   2009  1 7  7  41
Ordered pairs are (1003, 1), (142, 7), (19, 49), (23, 41), (2, 287).
Hence, 5 number of ordered pairs.
(IV) Put x  4  2cos 
and y  3 sin 

Section – B

47. 512.00
Sol. f is continuous at x = 0 then f(0) = RHL
h h h
 36  9  4  1
   lim  
h0  2  1  cosh 
 

 9h  1  4h  1 

h 

h 

 2  1  cosh 
  lim  
h 0 1  cosh
h2
ln9  ln 4  2 2

1
2
  512 ln 2  ln3

48. 2024.00
Sol. Differentiation of sin x and cos x repeat after fourth order then f2025  x   f1  x   cos x  sin x
 1 1
f1      2
4
  2 2

49. 3456.00
Sol. y  ax 2  bx  c
 b 4ac  b2 
vertex    ,
 2a    4, 2 
 4a 
 b  8a and 4ac  b2  8a
c  2  16a

  abc  16 a2  8a3 
max  144 min  3600
Difference = 3456

50. 644.00
sin x
Sol. F'  x  
x
 F'  x   0  sin x  0, x  0
 x  . 2, 3, ......., 644 , all lies between 0 and 2023
Number of point = 644

51. 315.00
ln x  1   ln x 1
Sol. I  3
dx   ln x    3
  dx  2
 2  c (using by parts),
x x  2x 4x
a = 2 b = 4.

52. 7.25
 1 1 
Sol. f(x) is increasing in  0,  and decreasing in  , 1
 2 2 
 2 1
 x  x  1 0  x  2
So, g  x   
 1  1 1 1  x  1
 2 4 2
2
 x  x  1 0  x  1
 
gx) =  5 1 
  x  1
 4 2 

1
1 2 1
5 29
 x  x 
2
 g  x  dx   1 dx   4 dx  24
0 0 1/2

53. 10100.00

2x x
Sol. f  x    Sin  Sin
n1 3n 3n

1  x x 
f  x    Cos n  Cos n1 
2 n 1  3 3 
1 x  1
f  x   lim
n 2 Cos n  Cosx   2 1  Cosx 
 3 
So, f  x   0  Cos x  1  x  2n, n  I
The sum of the solution in  0,629 
S  2    2  3  .........100   10100
K  10100.

54. 9.00
Sol. Relation is [(1, 1) (1, 2) (2, 1) (2, 3) (3, 2) (1, 3) (3, 1) (2, 2) (3, 3)]

 The test consists of total 54 questions.

 Each subject (PCM) has 18 questions.
 This question paper contains Three Parts.
 Part-I is Physics, Part-II is Chemistry and Part-III is Mathematics.
 Each Part is further divided into Two Sections: Section-A & Section-B.
Section – A (01 – 04, 19 – 22, 37 – 40): This section contains TWELVE (12) questions. Each question has
FOUR options. ONLY ONE of these four options is the correct answer.
Section – A (05 –10, 23 – 28, 41 – 46): This section contains EIGHTEEN (18) questions. Each question has
FOUR options. ONE OR MORE THAN ONE of these four option(s) is(are) correct answer(s).
Section – B (11 – 18, 29 – 36, 47 – 54): This section contains TWENTY FOUR (24) numerical based
questions. The answer to each question is a Single Digit Integer, ranging from 0 to 9 both inclusive.

MARKING SCHEME
Section – A (Single Correct): Answer to each question will be evaluated according to the following marking scheme:
Full Marks : +3 If ONLY the correct option is chosen.
Zero Marks : 0 If none of the options is chosen (i.e. the question is unanswered);
Negative Marks : –1 In all other cases.
Section – A (One or More than One Correct): Answer to each question will be evaluated according to the following
marking scheme:
Full Marks : +4 If only (all) the correct option(s) is (are) chosen;
Partial Marks : +3 If all the four options are correct but ONLY three options are chosen;
Partial marks : +2 if three or more options are correct but ONLY two options are chosen and both
of which are correct;
Partial Marks : +1 If two or more options are correct but ONLY one option is chosen and it is a
correct option;
Zero Marks : 0 If none of the options is chosen (i.e. the question is unanswered);
Negative Marks : –2 In all other cases.
Section – B: Answer to each question will be evaluated according to the following marking scheme:
Full Marks : +3 If ONLY the correct integer is entered;
Zero Marks : 0 Question is unanswered;
Negative Marks : –1 In all other cases.

Physics PART – I

Section – A (Maximum Marks: 12)

This section contains FOUR (04) questions. Each question has FOUR options. ONLY ONE of these four
options is the correct answer.

1. Two concentric conducting shells are given. Shell ‘A’ is earthed B

whereas shell ‘B’ is given charge Qo. Both shells start
expanding at t = 0 with speed v A  2v0 and vB  v0 outwards.
A
What will be current through earthing wire at t = 0?
3Q0 v 0
(A) R
4R
3Q0 v 0
(B)
2R
Q0 v 0 2R
(C)
4R
(D) None of these

2. Consider an infinite long cylindrical wire of radius a. It has a

cylindrical cavity of radius a/3 distance between axis of cylindrical P
wire and cavity is a/2. If this wire carries a current of current density
‘J’, find magnetic field at point P.
13  Ja
(A) 0 Ja (B) 0
36 4
8
(C) 0 Ja (D) None of these
15

3. What is magnetic dipole moment of the loop?

(A) 4a2i i

(B) 4 3 a2 i
(C) 8 3 a2 i
4a
(D) None of these

4. What amount of heat will be generated when the long A V

charged capacitor between A and B is shorted by a
conducting wire?
C
CV 2
(A) 2C
3
2CV 2
(B)
3
CV 2 B
R
(C)
2
(D) None of these

Section – A (Maximum Marks: 24)

This section contains SIX (06) questions. Each question has FOUR options (A), (B), (C) and (D). ONE OR
MORE THAN ONE of these four option(s) is (are) correct answer(s).

5. All resisters are of resistance 5,E1  5V and E 2  10 volt. Internal resistance of cells is
negligible.
E1 R C
B

R R R R

A R D
R O
R
R R R

F E
E1 R

E2
(A) current through AO is 1 A (B) current through BC is 0 A
(C) current through E2 is 2 A (D) current through OC is 0.5 A

6. For the given circuit choose the correct option(s):

4 1

30V 3 15V

2 2

(A) Power delivered by 30 V battery is 90 W (B) Power delivered by 15 V battery is 15 W

J0
7. Current density in a cylindrical wire is varying with radial distance r as J  r  R  r  , where R is
R2
radius of wire. If B is magnetic field due to this wire, then choose the correct option(s).
8R
(A) maximum magnetic field will be at a distance
9
(B) maximum magnetic field will be at a distance R
JR
(C) maximum magnetic field will be 0 0
12
640 J0R
(D) maximum magnetic field will be
729

8. Circuit is closed at t = 0 and capacitor was uncharged initially. Choose the correct option(s):
3R/4 2R

V R C

R/4 R/2

t
CV   
(A) charge on the capacitor is q   1  e 3RC 
2  
2t
CV   
(B) charge on the capacitor is q   1  e 5RC 
2  
2t
V   
(C) current in resistor R is i   1  e 5RC 
2R  
t
V   
(D) current in resistor R is i   1  e 3RC 
2R  

9. A parallel plate capacitor of plate Area ‘A’. Plate separation ‘d’ is carrying a charge Q0. A
dielectric slab, of dielectric constant ‘k’, completely fills the space between plates. If E0, V0 and C0
are electric field potential energy and capacitor before insertion of slab and E, V and C are after
insertion, Then, chose correct option.
E
(A) E  0
k
(B) C  kC0
V0
(C) V 
k
 1
(D) Induced charge on slab face has magnitude of Q0  1  
 k 

10. For the given circuit, equivalent resistance between terminals.

1
4
2
D

4 8
B C
16
16 4
(A) B and C is  (B) A and D is 
5 5
8 12
(C) D and C is  (D) A and C is 
3 5

Section – B (Maximum Marks: 24)

This section contains EIGHT (08) numerical based questions. The answer to each question is a Single
Digit Integer, ranging from 0 to 9 both inclusive.

11. A resistance coil with battery is placed inside thermally insulated

v
cylinder fitted with a frictionless piston. Cylinder contains an
ideal diatomic gas and mass of piston is 10 kg. Current flowing
in the circuit is 100 mA and R = 1400 . If pressure of gas
remains constant and atmospheric pressure is 105 Pa. Find the
speed in cm/sec with which piston is moving out.
R

r
E

12. Find the current provided by 5 V cell in the given

circuit (internal resistance of each cell is zero).
5
5
5
5
5 5 5
10 V
5V 5V
5
5 5

5 5

13. A charge q0 is placed at a distance of d = 12 cm from the hollow

disc of inner radius 9 cm and outer radius 16 cm. If flux of electric
q
n.q0
field through the disc area is , find n. d
5 0

14. Inside a very long cylindrical wire of radius ‘R’ there is long cylindrical
R
cavity of radius ‘ ’. Axes of cylinder and cylindrical cavity are parallel and
2
R
separated by distance ‘ ’. A particle with charge q and mass m is thrown
2 
from the axis of cavity parallel to it with small speed ‘  ’. Time period of
q m
m
motion is given by N  . Find N.
q0 JR

R R
2

15. Let there be a spherically symmetric charge distribution with charge density varying as
5 r  R x0R
  r   0    up to r = R. The electric field at a distance r  is given by E  . Find
4 R 2 48 0
the value of x.

16. Radius of a coil of wire with N turns is 0.22 m and a current of 3.5A
flows in clockwise direction in it. Another long straight wire carrying a
current 54 Ao towards left is located 5 cm from the edge of the coil.
Magnetic field at the center of the coil is zero. The number of turns in
the coil are N =?

17. A capacitor of 8F is charged at 15 V and connected to 10K

circuit as shown in figure. After closing the circuit heat

lost in the resistance is x mJ. Find the value of 10x.
15 V +++ 4 F
8 F

18. Current through Branch BE in the circuit is (in Ampere)

4 B 1
A C

30 V 6V 15 V

F E D
2 2

Chemistry PART – II

Section – A (Maximum Marks: 12)

This section contains FOUR (04) questions. Each question has FOUR options. ONLY ONE of these four
options is the correct answer.

19. Which is correct about

CH 2OH
H O Eth
OH H
OH H
H OH
(A) It is a monomer of cellulose (B) It’s a reducing agent
(C) It will go under mutarotation (D) It will react with 4 moles of (CH3CO)2O

20. Which one is correct?

(A) NH 3 CH CH 2 CH 2 COOH
COO
have 3 acidic group present
(B) Lysin have two –COOH group present
(C) During the polymerization of Bakelite C – C bond formation happens
(D) Polyethylene is a step growth polymer

21. 
Br Cl
A B
OH HCl
NMe 3
+
Product B has
(A) One chiral carbon (B) It’s a vicinal dichloride
(C) It gives positive test with Lucas reagent (D) it’s a gem dichloride

22. Carbyl amine test is given by

O
(I) C NH2 P
Li Al H4

O
(II) C NH2
NaBH4
Q

(III) NH
R O
(A) Only P (B) P and Q
(C) P, Q, R (D) None of these

Section – A (Maximum Marks: 24)

This section contains SIX (06) questions. Each question has FOUR options (A), (B), (C) and (D). ONE OR
MORE THAN ONE of these four option(s) is (are) correct answer(s).

23. Consider the following acid catalyzed esterification reaction,

O
H O
HO OH + H2O

O
The correct statement concerning the above reaction is/are
(A) The above ester is the major product rather than the one formed through intermolecular
condensation
(B) If the hydroxyl (- OH) group of alcohol contain O18, radioactivity will be retained in the ester
2 18
(C) If the sp oxygen of acid is O , it will essentially be absent in the product ester
(D) Intramolecular condensation of a hydroxyl acid is always favoured over intermolecular
condensation

24. Consider the following synthesis of lactone,

O
Cl Mg (I) CO2 (I) NaBH4 Conc. H2SO4
H3C Et2O (II) H3O +
(II) H2O 

Expected product(s) is/are

(A) O O (B) O O

CH3 CH3
(C) H3C O O (D) H3C O O

25. Which of the following reactions are correctly representing the product(s)?
(A) O (B) OCH 3 OCH 3
(I) PhLi
C COONa
NaOH/Br2 (II) H2 O
N H
Ph
C NH 2 (major product)
Cl
O
(C) O (D) O
14
1. NaN3 NH 2
14 C Cl 1. AgOH
2. OH-/H3O/ CH 3 CH CH C OH CH 3 CH CH2
2. Br2/CCl4/

26. Which of the following statements is/are true?

(A) Major part of energy needed for the heterolysis of C – X bond in SN1 reaction mechanism is
obtained by the solvation of X  by the polar protic solvent.
(B) Greater solvation of attacking nucleophile & poor solvation of transition state promotes the
reaction by SN2 mechanism.
(C) Increase in the number of phenyl ring at C of C – X causes a shift in mechanism form SN2 to
SN1
(D) Allyl & benzyl halides undergo SN2 reactions as they are primary halides which do not give
SN1 reaction

27. Choose the correct match of reactants and products form the following list:
(A) O

NaOH H2SO4
+ KMnO4 O
Heat Heat

O
(B) CHO
CHO
AlCl3 H2O
+ HCN + HCl
CHO
(C) NO 2 NO 2

AlCl3
+ CO + HCl
CHO
(D) OH
CH3 CH COOH
CrO3 HCl HCN H2SO4

(CH2CO)2O H2O

28. Correct statement (s) among the following:

(A) Formic acid gives positive test with Tollen’s reagent
(B) Benzaldehyde gives positive test with Fehling’s solution
O
(C) gives positive test with Benedict’s solution
OH
O O
(D) H2N C NH C NH 2 gives Biuret test positive

Section – B (Maximum Marks: 24)

This section contains EIGHT (08) numerical based questions. The answer to each question is a Single
Digit Integer, ranging from 0 to 9 both inclusive.

29. In how many products of the reaction will give CO2 with NaHCO3?
OH
OMe
(I)
(I) KOH, CHCl3
(II) H3O

(II) COOH Br2/ water

(I) KCN
(III)
O (II) H3O

COOH COOH
(IV) HOOC COOH 

COOH COOH

CHO Conc. KOH H

(V)
CHO 

O
OH
(I)
OH
H
(VI)
HO C (II) NaBH4

30. For following aldol condensation

Bu tanone  NaOH  Aldols
 dil.
How many different products (including Stereoisomers) are formed above?

31. Number of stereoisomers possible for product in

 
(I) Br /h  2eq

II Cl2 /h 1 eq 
2

32. H3C Br

H2O

Total number of SN1 product in the reaction is

33. In the following lists of reactions how many of them gives ester as the major organic product?
NaOH CH3 CH2Br
(I) CH.3 COOH    (II) CH3 CH2COOH  CH3 CH2Li 
O

(III) (IV) CH3 COOH  CH2N2  
CH 3CH 2 C C 6H5 + CF3CO3H
O

 H2SO4
(V) C6H5  CH  CH2  CH3 COOH   (VI) O + CH3CH2OH 

O
C2H5 OH H2 O
(VII) CH3 CH2 COOH  C2H5 ONa (VIII) CH3 CH2CHO  Al  OC2H5 3 



H
(IX) C6H5 . COCl  C2H5 ONa  (X) CH3 CH2CONH2  CH3 CH2 OH 


34. How many different isomers exist for C3H6O2 which reduces Tollen’s reagent as well as forms
C3H6O3 upon treatment with acetic anhydride?

35. How many of the following gives visible change when treated with nitrous acid (NaNO2 + HCl)?
(I) CH3 CH2 CH2NH2 (II) CH2CH2NHCH3
H
N N
(III) (IV)

(V) CH3 CH2CONH2 (VI) CH3 CH2 CH  CH3  NO 2

NHCH 3
(VII) CH3 CH2N  CH3 2 (VIII)

(IX) CH3 COOC2H5

36. An organic acid X has molecular formula C8H16 O2 . X on heating with NH3 forms Y. Y on
treatment with alkaline Br2 solution forms Z. Z on treatment with nitrous acid followed by heating
with concentrated H2SO4 solution gives 2, 4-dimethyl-pentene. How many different acids X can
satisfy the above mentioned condition?

Mathematics PART – III

Section – A (Maximum Marks: 12)

This section contains FOUR (04) questions. Each question has FOUR options. ONLY ONE of these four
options is the correct answer.

 3x 
1  sin   
37. lim  1  x 2  is equal to
x 1 1  cos x
(A) 0 (B) 1
(C) 2 (D) None of these

38. If x > 0, let f  x   5x 2  Ax 5 , where A is a positive constant. Find the smallest A such that
f  x   24 for all x > 0.
7/2 1/2
 24   24 
(A) 2   (B) 2  
 7   7 
2/7
 24 
(C) 2   (D) None of these
 7 

ax
39. Let ga  x   ,  a  0  then the value of g5  x   g5 1  x  is
ax  a
(A) 1 (B) 5
(C) 10 (D) None of these

n
40.  
Let f(x) be real valued function not identically zero such that f x  yn  f  x   f  y  x, y  R.
where, n is odd natural number > 1 and f '  0   0 then the function f(x) is
(A) discontinuous at one point
(B) continuous everywhere but non differentiable at some point
(C) discontinuous at three point
(D) continuous and differentiable everywhere

Section – A (Maximum Marks: 24)

This section contains SIX (06) questions. Each question has FOUR options (A), (B), (C) and (D). ONE OR
MORE THAN ONE of these four option(s) is (are) correct answer(s).

41. An isosceles triangle is inscribed in a circle of radius r. If the angle 2 at the apex is restricted to

lie between o and . ‘P’ denotes the perimeter of triangle then
2
(A) Pmax  3 3r (B) Pmax  4r
(C) Pmin  2r  2 1  (D) No minimum value of P can be found

a0 a a a
42. If  1  2      n1  an  0 then the equation a0 xn  a1x n1      an1x  an  0
n 1 n n 1 2
will have
(A) At least one +ve real root (B) At least one root in (0, 1)
(C) At least one root in (-1, 0) (D) At least one -ve real root

2n
1  r
43. lim
n n

ln  1   equals
r n 1 
n 
 27   27 
(A) ln   (B) ln  2 
 4e  e 
(C) 3ln3  2ln2  1 (D) 3ln 3 - 2

1
44. If I   1  x 3 dx, then
0

5
(A) I  1 (B) I 
2
7 3
(C) I  (D)
2 4

45. Let W  1,2,3,4 . Consider the following relation of W.

R1  1, 11, 2 
R2  1, 1 2, 3  4, 1
R3  1, 3  2,4 
R 4  1, 1 ,  2,2  ,  3,3 
R5  W  w
R6  
(A) R5 is the only reflective relation
(B) All relation are transitive.
(C) A ll relation are either reflective or symmetric
(D) R4, R5 and R6 are the only symmetric relation

 /2
46. Consider a real valued continuous function f such that f  x   sin x  
 /2
 sin x  tf  t   dt . If m and
M are maximum and minimum value of the function f, then
(A) M  3    1 (B) m  2    1
M 3 M
(C)  (D) 3
m 2 m

Section – B (Maximum Marks: 24)

This section contains EIGHT (08) numerical based questions. The answer to each question is a Single
Digit Integer, ranging from 0 to 9 both inclusive.

1 1
1  1

47. 
If tan  2 
dx  k tan1 dx , then the number of solution of k sin x  logk x is/are

0
 1  x  x  0

1/a

 a 
3
48. For a > 0, the minimum value of the integral  4x  a5 x 2 eax dx is
0

 x  y  2  f  x   f  1
49. Let f : R  R be a differentiable function satisfying f   for all real x and y
 3  3
2
and f '  2   2 , then the number of solution of the equation x 2  f  x     9 are

1
2
50. lim  e x cosax dx is equal to
a 
0

x  x a
a f  x  dx     f  x   f a 
2 
51. If lim  0, then f(x) is of maximum degree?
x a
 x  a 3
52. Inside a semicircle of diameter 1, a right angle triangle is drawn with one of its legs along the
diameter. If the maximum area of the triangle is M, then the value of 32 3M is:

f  x  1 x  2
53. Let f be a differentiable function satisfying 0 f  t  dt  0  cos t  f  t   dt  0 and f    then
 2 
  2 f x dx  is .............. . Here [.] denotes G.I.F.
  
 0 

b
sin  ax  sin x  ab
54. If  
sin 101x  sin99 x dx 
c
 k , then the value of
c
is equal to

ANSWERS, HINTS & SOLUTIONS

Physics PART – I

Section – A
1. A
kq1 kq2
Sol.  0
r1 r2
kq1 dr1 k  dq1 kq2 dr2
  2  2  0
r12 dt r1 dt r2 dt

2. B
Sol. Bnet  B  Bcav
50 Ja 0 Ja 0 Ja
  
12 6 4

3. B
Sol.   iA
a  2a 
 i  12   
2  3


 4 3a2i 
4. B
2CV 4CV
Sol. Q1  , Q2  2CV, Q 
3 3
1 2C 2 1 4CV 2
V1  . .V , V2  .2C.V 2 , Wbat 
2 3 2 3
2 2 2
2CV 4CV 2CV
Heat   
3 3 3

5. ABCD
Sol. 3I1  I2  1 I1  I2
3I2  I1  1
5V
I1  0.5A, I2  0.5A I1
I1

10V

6. ABD
E1 E 2

r1 r2
Sol. E eff   20V
1 1

r1 r2
Reff = 2

7. BC
J0
Sol. B2r  0  r R  r   2rdr
R2
J  r 2 R r 
B 0 2   
R 3 4

8. A
Sol. Reff  3R
V
Qmax 
2
t
  
q  Qmax  1  e Reff .C 
 
 

9. ABCD
Sol. Basic concept.

10. ABCD
Sol. Basic concept of Wheatstone bridge.

Section – B

11. 2
dT
Sol. i2R  nCp  mgv
dt
PV  nRT
PdV  nRdT
PAvdt  nRdT

12. 0
Sol. 3I1  I2  1
I1
3I2  I1  1
I1  0.5, I2  0.5
I1  I2  0
I2 I1I2

13. 1
q
Sol.   cos 1  cos 2 
0
3 4
cos 1  , cos  
5 5
14. 8
0 JR
Sol. B inside cavity is and is uniform.
4
2m
Then time period T 
qB
8 m
=
q0 JR
15. 7
r
Sol. E  4r 2     4 r 2 dr
0

 r 5 r 
E  0   
4 0  3 R 
16. 4
0NI1 0  I2
Sol. 
2R 2 d
I2R
N
d  I1
17. 7
1 1 1 
Sol. Heat loss =  8  15 2    8  102   4  102  J
2 2 2 
=  900  200  J
= 700 J
18. 7
Sol. 30  4I1  6  2I1  0
15  I2  6  2I2  0
I1 I2

4
1
30 V 15 V
6V

E
2 2

Chemistry PART – II

Section – A

19. D
Sol. Property of carbohydrates

20. C
Sol. Polyethylene is an addition polymer.

21. D
Sol.
A = Br Cl
Cl

B = Br Cl

22. A
Sol. Factual.

23. AB
Sol.
O 18 O

  18
H
OH OH O

24. CD
Sol. O O

Cl Mg CO2 COOH
Et, H2O H
OH

H COOH
cyclic ester H3C NaBH4
 (d,l)

25. AC
Sol. (A)  Hoffmann bromide
(B) OCH3 OCH3

Ph Li

Cl Ph
OCH3
OCH3
H 

Ph Ph
(C) Curtius reaction
(D) Hunsdieker reaction

26. AC
Sol. Factual.

27. ABC
Sol. O

COOH
KMnO4 /OH  

 H SO O
CH3 2 4

COOH
O

28. ACD
Sol. Hemiacetal gives benedict test.

Section – B

29. 3
Sol. II, III, IV Total answer = 3

30. 6
Sol. OH O

OH CH3 CH2 C* CH2 C CH2 CH3

O
CH3
2

OH H O
CH3 CH2 *C *C C CH3
CH3 CH3
4

31. 4
Sol. Product is
Br

*
Br Cl
It has 2 chiral carbons + 1 pseudo chiral
So,
Br Br

Br Cl Br Cl

Br Br

Br Cl Br Cl

32. 4
Sol. Factual.

33. 7
Sol. Reaction I, III, IV, V, VI, VIII, IX

34. 4
Sol. Factual.

35. 4
Sol. Only primary amines and secondary amines gives visible change with nitrous acid
NaNO
R  NH2 
HCl
2
 R  OH  N2  g

R
NaNO2
NH 
HCl
 yellow oily liquid
R

36. 4
Sol. C8H16O 2 NH3 . 
amide Z
Br2/OH-
HNO2

R OH
H2SO4/

So, possible alcohols are

OH
OH
So, acids are
CH3
COOH
H3C *
COOH (2 structure)
COOH

Mathematics PART – III

Section – A

37. A
Sol. Take x  1   then   0 and solve

38. A
Sol. f '  x   10x  5Ax 6
and f "  x   10  30Ax 6  0
i.e. f '  x   0 gives a minima.
1/7
A
7 A
 x  x 
2 2
Since A > 0, we get only one minima and no maxima.
1/7
A
Hence the smallest value of f(x) will be at x   
2
1/7 5/7
A A
i.e. f  x min  5     A   24
2 2
2/7 2/7 7/2
A A  24 
 5   2   24  A  2  
2 2  7 

39. A
ax a1 x
Sol.  1
ax  a a1 x  a

40. D
Sol. Put x  y  0  f  0   0
f 0  h  f 0 f h 
f '  0   lim  lim  (say)...(i)
h 0 h h 0 h
 n
 1 
f 0   hn    f  0 

   
f 0  h  f 0    
Again f '  0   lim  lim
h 0 h h 0 h
n n
  1    1 
f  0    f  h n   f  0   f  hn  
   
 

= lim  lim   1    n .....(ii)
h0 h h0
 n 
 h 
 
From (i) and (2)

  n   n 1  1  0 
  0 or   1
 f ' x  0 f 'x  1
f  x  c  0 f x  x  k

identically f  x   x as f  0   0 .
Not true.

41. AD
  A
Sol. P  2x  2r sin 2, 0  2  0
2 4
 r
2r 1  cos 2 
=  2r sin 2 x
cos  O
1  cos 2  sin2 cos   r 2 r cos 2
= 2r  
 cos  
B M C
P     4r 1  sin   cos 
r sin 2
P'     4r cos2   1  sin   cos  
= 4r 1  2 sin  1  sin  
P '    0
1
 or sin   1not possible 
sin  
2

when through   ,P '    change sign from plus to minus.
6
 3  3 
Hence Pmax  4r      3 3r
 2   2 

 
P 0  4r and P  
4
 2  1 1
= 4r 
 
2  2

2r 2  1  4r 

when   0 , the triangle becomes a diameter, This is not a feasible case. Hence, there is no
minimum value of the perimeter.

42. AB
a0 xn1 a1xn a x2
Sol. Let f  x     ...... n1  an x
n1 n 2
then f '  x   a0 x n  a1xn 1  .... an1x  an
use Rolle’s theorem as f  0   f 1  0

43. AC
2n 2
1  r
Sol. P  lim
n n
 ln  1    ln 1  x  dx
r n 1 
n  
1
 27   27 
P  loge    ln  
 4e   4e 

44. AC
Sol. As 0  x  1 then 1  x 3  1  x
1 1
2
 1  x 3 dx   1  xdx 
3

2 2 1 
0 0

7
Hence I  1 and I 
2

45. ABD
Sol. Use definition of reflective, symmetric and transitive relation.

46. AD
 /2
Sol f  x   sin x  
 /2
 sin x  tf  t  dt
 /2
 f  x   sin x   sin x   tf  t dt
 /2
 f  x      1 sin x  A
 /2  /2
Now, A
 /2
 t    1 sin t  A  dt  2    1 0 tf  t  dt
 A  2    1
Hence f  x      1 sin x  2    1
f  x max  3    1  M
f  x min     1  m
M
3
m

Section – B
47. 3
1 1
x   x  1
Sol.  tan1 dx   tan1 x  tan1  x  1  dx

1  x  x  1  
0 0
1 1
1
=  tan xdx  tan1  x  1 dx

0 0
1
= 2 tan1 xdx Hence k = 2

0
Now 2sin x  log2 x
Number of solution is 3.
48. 4
1/a

 a   
3
Sol.  4x  a5 x 2 dx  eax Ax 2  Bx  C  D.
0

 
Differentiating both sides, a3  4x  a5 x2 eax  eax  2Ax  B    Ax 2  Bx  C  eax  a

4  2a4 a 4  4
 A  a 4 , B  , C
a a2
1/a
  4  2a4 a 4  4  
 I  eax  a4 x 2  x 
  a a2  0
4
 I  a2 
a2
Least value of I is 4.

49. 2
2  f  3x   f  3h  2  f  3x   f  0 
f  x  h  f  x  lim 
Sol. As f '  x   lim  h0 3 3
h 0 h h
f  3h   f  0 
f '  x   lim  f ' 0   f '  2
h 0 3h  0
2 2
f  x   2x  2 so x 2  f  x     9  x 2   2 x  2   9 number of = 2

50. 0
2
Sol. Let u  e x and v  cosax
Using by-part
2 1 2
1
 ex sinax  2xe x sinax
I   dx
 a  a
 0 0
1
e sina 2 2
I   xex sinax dx
a a0
2
For x   0, 1 ,  e  xe x sinax  e
1 1 1
2
e   edx   xex sinaxdx   edx  e
0 0 0
1
 e sina 1 2 
and lim    2xe x sinaxdx   0
 a a0
a 

1
2
Thus, lim  ex cos ax dx  0
a 
0

51. 1
Sol. x  a  h then h  0
a h h
a f  x  dx  2  f  a  n   f  a  
lim 0
h 0 h3
1 h
f  a  h    f a  h   f a    f '  a  h 
 lim 2 2 (Using L’ Hospital’s Rule)
h0 3h2
1 1 h
f  a  h   f a   f '  a  h 
 lim 2 2 2 0
h0 3h2
1 1 h
f ' a  h  0  f ' a  h  f " a  h
 lim 2 2 2  0 (Using L’ Hospital Rule)
h0 6h
f "  a  h 
 lim 0
h 0 12
Or f " a  0  aR
Thus f(x) must be of maximum degree 1

52. 9
Sol. BC  CE  AC  CD  BC  CE  x 1  x 

x
A C 1-x D

E
Here BC  CE  BC  x 1  x  .

x x 1  x 
Area  
2
x3  x4 3
2  , it is max at x 
2 4
3 3
max  .
32
53. 1
f  x  1 x
Sol. 0 f  t  dt  0  cos t  f  t   dt  0
Differentiating w.r.t. to x
 f 1  f  x   .f '  x    cos x  f  x    0
 xf '  x   f  x   cos x
  xf  x   '  cos x
 xf  x   sin x  C
 2
As f    C  0
2 
sin x
So f  x 
x
 /2  /2 sin x
Now, 0 f  x  dx  0 x dx
2 sin x
As,  1
 x
 /2 sin x 
1  dx 
0 x 2
  /2 sin x 
So  0 dt   1
 x 
54. 2
99
Sol. I   sin 101x  sin99 xdx   sin 100  x .  sin x  dx
99 100
  sin 100x  cos x.  sin x  dx   cos 100x  sin x  dx
 
u v

Use by-part
100
sin 100x  sin x 
I k
100
Then, a  100, b  100, c  100
ab
2
c

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Physics PART – A

SECTION – A
(Single Choice Answer Type)
This section contains 20 multiple choice questions. Each question has four choices (A), (B), (C) and (D)
out of which ONLY ONE is correct.

1. Two very large thin conducting plates having same cross- Y

sectional area are placed as shown in figure. They are Q 3Q
carrying charges Q and 3Q respectively. The variation of
electric field as a function at x (for x = 0 to x = 3d) will be
best represented by:

(d, 0) (2d, 0) (3d, 0) X

E E

(A) (B)

X
d 2d 3d d 2d 3d X
E E

d d

2. Refer figure (a), (b) and (c). All charges are uniformly distributed on respective configurations.
Force on charge +q due to hemisphere is F1, F2 and F3 in figure (a), (b) and (c) respectively.
Choose the correct alternative:
+ +
Q + + + Q + +
+
+
+ + + + +
+ + +
+ + + +
+ + r + R r + +
+ + q
+ + +
+ + + + q +
+ + + q + + + +
+ R + +
+ + + + + +

(a) (b) (c)

(A) F1  F3  F2 (B) F1  F3  F2
(C) F1  F3  F2 (D) F1  F3  F2

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3. A charge –Q is placed at some distance from a neutral -Q

conductor. Charge is induced on its surface. In the
S
neighborhood of a point P on its surface, the charge density is r
2 + + +
 C/m . Consider a small area S on the surface of the +
+ +
conductor encircling point P. Find the resultant force P
experienced by the area S due to charge present on the +
surface elsewhere and the charge –Q. +

2 2
(A) S (B) S
0 2 0
2 Q  2 Q 
(C) S  S (D)    S
0 4  r 2  2 0 4 0 r 2 

4. Two identical capacitors are connected in parallel and a charge Q is C1

given to this combination At instant t = 0, plates of capacitor C1 are
moved apart with speed v and of capacitor C2 are moved towards
each other with speed v. Find the intensity of current which flows
A B
from A to B.
Take, Q  d0  initial distance between plates of capacitors and
v = 1 m s-1.
C2
(A) 1 A (B) 2.5 A
(C) 0.5 A (D) 0 A

5. A charge q1 is at a distance r from another charge q2 in vacuum Force experienced by charge

q1= F, In another arrangement charge q2 is placed in a dielectric medium of dielectric constant K,
whereas charge q1 remains in vacuum. The distance between them remains unchanged. Now
force experienced by, charge q1 = F1 and charge q2 = F2. Mark the correct option.
F
(A) F1  F2  F (B) F1 = F, F2 
k
F F
(C) F1  F2  (D) F1  , F2  F
k k

6. Current i in the given circuit is

1 1
1

i
1 1

1 1V
(A) 0 amp (B) 1 amp
1
(C) 2 amp (D) amp
2

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7. A long narrow solenoid is half filled with material of relative permeability 1 and half filled with
another material of relative permeability  2 . Calculate the magnetic field (B) on the axis of the
solenoid at boundary of the two material (i.e. at point P). The current in solenoid coil is I.

1 P 2

1
(A)  1  2  0nI (B)  1  2  0nI
2
212   2
(C) 0 nI (D) 1 0 nI
1   2 1   2

8. Line integral of magnetic field B along curve AB, due to B

infinite conductor carrying current I, as shown in figure, is A
20I 0I
(A) (B)
2 
0I 0I I 
(C) (D)
2 4

9. Several  -particles of different speeds enter a uniform magnetic

field confined into a cylindrical region. If all the  -particles enter B
the field radially, what can you say about time intervals spent by
them in the magnetic field?
(A) Faster is the particle, lesser is the time
(B) Slower is the particle, lesser is the time
(C) The time is same for all the particles
(D) Insufficient information

10. Two infinitely large planes A and B intersect each other at right angles and carry uniform surface
charge densities  and  . Which of the following figures best represents electric field lines?
A B A B

(A) (B)

A B A B

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11. The diagram shows a charge +Q held on an insulating Charge +Q on

support S and enclosed by a hollow spherical conductor. O is Insulating support
the center of the spherical conductor and P is a point such
that OP = x and SP = r. The electric field at point P will be S r
given as: O P
x
Q
(A)
4 0 x 2
Q SP = r
(B) OP = x
4 0 r 2
(C) 0
(D) None of these

12. A small conductor spherical shell of radius r is connected to earth through battery of potential
difference V. A charge +q is given a velocity towards shell such that it stops at a distance l from
shell where l >> a. The kinetic energy given to the change +q is ______.
qVa kq2 a
(A) (B)
l 2l2
2
qVa kq a qVa kq2 a
(C)  2 (D)  2
l 2l l 2l
13. Hysteresis curves for four different materials is as shown in figure. Which material should be
selected for electromagnet?

(A) A (B) B
(C) C (D) D

14. A uniform current carrying plane is placed in a uniform magnetic field such that the magnetic field
in the region is as shown. Current per unit length in the plane is given by
B1  B2


 
B1  B2 B1  B 2
(A) , outwards (B) , outwards
0 0
B1  B 2 B1  B 2
(C) , inwards (D) , inwards
0 0

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15. A circular loop of N turns is made from wire of length L. Another circular loop is made from
identical wire but number of turns are half. Ratio of torque on second coil to that on first coil
when placed in a uniform magnetic field in same orientation is given by____.
(A) 2 : 1 (B) 1 : 2
(C) 4 : 1 (D) 1 : 1

16. A particular galvanometer serves as a 2 V full scale voltmeter when a 2500 resistor is
connected in series with it. It serves as a 0.5 A full scale ammeter when a 0.22 resistor is
connected in parallel with it. Determine the internal resistance of the galvanometer and the
current required to produce full scale deflection.
(A) 45  (B) 95 
(C) 145  (D) 195 

17. Figure illustrates potentiometer circuit by means of which we can vary a voltage V applied to a
certain device possessing a resistance R. The potentiometer wire has a length L and a
resistance R0. A voltage V0 is applied to the terminals of wire. Find the voltage V fed to the device
as a function of distance x.
V0

R 0, L

V0Rx V0Rx
(A) (B)
 x  x
RL  R 0 x  1   RL  R 0 x  1  
 L   L 
V0Rx V0Rx
(C) (D)
 x  x
R 0 x  1    RL RL  R 0 x  1  
 L  L

18. An oil drop carrying a charge of two electrons has a mass of 3.2  10 17 kg. It is falling freely in air
with terminal speed. The electric field required to make the drop move upwards with the same
speed is (neglect buoyant force)
(A) 2  103 Vm1 (B) 4  103 Vm 1
(C) 3  103 Vm1 (D) 8  103 Vm1

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19. Consider an air filled parallel plate capacitor with one plate connected to a spring having a force
constant k, and another plate held fixed. The system rests on a frictionless table top. If the
charges placed on plates a and b are +Q and –Q respectively, the spring expand will have an
expansion x, in equilibrium, given by
k

a b
Capacitor connected to a spring
Q2 2Q2
(A) (B)
kA0 kA0
Q2
(C) (D) None of these
2kA0

20. An infinite dielectric sheet having charge density  has a hole of radius R in it. An electron is
released on the axis of the hole at a distance 3R from the center. The speed with which it
crosses the center of the hole is
+ + + + +
+
+ + + + +
+ + +
+ R +
+
+ + +
+
+
+ + + 3R
+
+ + + +
+ + +

eR eR
(A) (B)
2m 0 m 0
2eR
(C) (D) None of these
m 0

SECTION – B
(Numerical Answer Type)
This section contains 10 Numerical based questions. The answer to each question is rounded off to the
nearest integer value.

21. In a conducting material, voltage across it is proportional to I such that V  K I where K is the
proportionality constant. Two elements of this material is with value of R = 1.66 and 1.25 volt
1

amp 2 are connected in parallel. The value of equivalent R of element of same conducting
material is _________.

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22. AB is a uniform wire of length L = 100 cm. A cell of emf v 0 = 12 volt is connected across AB. A
resistance R, cell of emf V and a milliammeter (which can show deflection in both directions] is
connected to the circuit as shown. Contact C can be slid on the wire AB. Distance AC = x. The
current (I) through the milliammeter is taken positive when the cell of emf V is discharging. A
graph of I vs x has been shown. If resistance R  10n , the value of n is ______.
Neglect internal resistance of the cells.
R V mA I (mA)

x 30
A B
C
O X (cm)
20

23. A prism shaped network of resistors has been shown in figure. Each D
arm (like AB, AC, CD, DF …) has resistance R. Equivalent
mR C E
resistance between C and D is , where m and n doesn’t have F
n
any common factor determine m + n.
A
B

24. In the figure shown XX represents a vertical plane perpendicular X

x B
to the plane of the figure. To the right of this plane there is a E
uniform horizontal magnetic field B directed into the plane of the
figure. A uniform electric field E exists horizontally perpendicular u
to the magnetic field in entire space. A charge particle having
charge q and mass m is projected vertically upward from point O.
It crosses the plane XX after time T. If the speed of projection of
O
particle is K gT, it was observed to move uniformly after time T.
qE = mg. The value of K is ______. X

25. In the figure, a line of electric field created by two point charges q1 and q2 is shown. If it is known
that q1  1 C , the magnitude of charge q2 is

q1 q2

26. Volt-ampere (V-I) characteristics of an unknown device D connected in a circuit in series with a
resistance and a battery is shown in the figure. If value of the resistance is R  300 k and
terminal voltage of the battery is V0 = 5 kV, find potential drop (in kV) across the device.
R
V0 D

I (mA)

V (kV)
1.0

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27. Two metal pieces having a potential difference of 800 V are 0.02m apart horizontally. A particle
of mass 1.96  1015 kg is suspended in equilibrium between the plates. If e is the elementary
charge, then charge on the particle is ‘me’. Find m.

t
  
28. In the circuit shown in figure, the charge on capacitor qc  a 1  e b  C as a function of time t
 
  sec  . At t = 0, switch is closed. LCM of a and b is ___.
5

3
18V 3 A
4F
B
1

29. A magnetic needle performs 20 oscillations per minute in a horizontal plane and 15.2 oscillations
per minute in vertical east west plane. The angle of dip (in degree) at the location is  . The

value of = ____ .
5

30. A semicircular ring has a total charge +Q distributed uniformly over it. The magnetic field at its
X0 QV
center when it moves with velocity v along its axis is given by . The value of xyz ____ .
yR z

Chemistry PART – B

SECTION – A
(Single Choice Answer Type)
This section contains 20 multiple choice questions. Each question has four choices (A), (B), (C) and (D)
out of which ONLY ONE is correct.

31. I I

(A)

Br Br

(B)

(A) and (B) are:

(A) Both are Cu /  (B) A  Cu /  , B  Zn  Et 2 O
(C) A  Zn  Et 2O , B  Cu /  (D) Both are Zn / 

32. Identify the product of the following reaction.

Product
NO 2

(i) KMnO4/
Product
(ii) NaOH + CaO

(A) Nitrobenzene (B) Benzene

33. Select the incorrect reaction.

N C

(A)
CHCl3 KOH
PhNH2 


Na2Cr2O7/H+
(B) PhNH2

NH2 NH2
NO 2
conc HNO3
(C) PhNH2 +
conc H2SO4

NO 2
NaNO2 + HCl PhNH2
(D) PhNH2 [X] yellow ppt.
0 °C

34. CH2NH2
(i) Tildent reagent
(ii) aq KOh (iii) H+, heat
A, Compound (A) will be:-

CH2OH

(A) (B)

OH
(C) (D)
CH3

35. OH group of ROH is a good leaving group in:

(A) Basic medium (B) Acidic medium
(C) Neutral medium (D) Presence of sun light

36. OH

CH3MgBr
Br X
heat

In this reaction X would be:

(A) Br (B) O

(C) CH4 (D) Both (B) & (C)

37. Choose the answer that has the following compounds located correctly in the separation scheme.
Propanone-A, Methanol-B, AcOH  C ,
Pass through NaHSO
A
 B 
 C 
Ca OH 2
 ppt  Solution 
3
ppt  solution
vapour 1 3
ppt (1) ppt (2) solution (3)
(A) A B C
(B) B C A
(C) C B A
(D) C A B

38.
LiAIH4/Ether
(X), (X) will be:
COPh H(+)

(A) CHOHPh (B) CH Ph

O
Ph
CHOHPh
(C) (D)
O OH

39. Cyclo Pentanone can be converted in to 5  Hydroxy pentanoic acid by:

(A) hot KMnO 4 (B) SeO2 ,H3 O
(C) NH2OH / H3O  (D) CH3 CO3H & H3O 

40.   hydroxyl butanal can be converted in to   lactones by:

(A) H / Cr2O72 ,H3 O  (B) KMnO 4 / H ,H3 O
(C) Alkaline CuSO4 ,H / heat (D) All of these

EtONa
41. CH3 COOC2H5 
 Product,
Product of this reaction would be:
O + O
Na
(A) CH3 COCH2 COOEt (B)
H3C C CH C O Et
(C) CH3 COCH2  COH OEt 2 (D) CH2  COOEt 2

42. Ethyl acetate can be converted into acetone by:

(A) CH3MgBr(Excess),H3 O (B) EtONa / H ,H3 O  / heat
(C) OH / H2O,CaO / NaOH,heat (D) both (A) & (B)

43. Formaldehyde and acetaldehyde can be differentiated by:

(A) Phenol/ dil NaOH (B)  Ag NH3 2  OH
(C) NH2NH2 in glycol/NaOH (D) All of these

44. OH OH
& can be differentiated by:

(A) KOBr (B) NaNO2  H2SO 4

(D) Cu2 / OH 

(C) Na

45. Which is wrong about  Me3 C 2 CO ?

(A) It will not show haloform test.
(B) It will give  Me3 C 2 CH2 when treated with N2H4 / NaOH,
(C) It will not show ketol condensation
(D) All are correct statements

46.
NaOH
+ CH3COCH CH2 (P)

O
Here P is:
OH
CH CH2
C
(A) (B) CH3

CHCOCH CH2
O

O O

47. Which among the following will not show cross aldol with formaldehyde?
(A) Glyoxal (B) nitro methane
(C) cyclopentadiene (D) 3-oxo butanal

48. HO2CCH2CHNH2 COOH is called aspartic acid

If pKa of   COOH is 1.88, pKa of   NH3  is 9.60 & pKa of side chain is 3.65, then isoelectric
point of aspartic acid will be:
(A) 5.74 (B) 2.77
(C) 6.13 (D) 3.65

49. Which is incorrect about fructose?

(A) It gives Benedict’s test
(B) It gives CO2 with HIO4
(C) It forms Glucosazone when treated with Phenyl hydrazine
(D) It reacts with bromine water

NH O
50.  A   Na 
EtOH
B  
3
Me S
CH3 COCH2 CHO , compound (A) is
3
2

(A) o- xylene (B) m-xylene

SECTION – B
(Numerical Answer Type)
This section contains 10 Numerical based questions. The answer to each question is rounded off to the
nearest integer value.

51. How many mono nitro derivatives will be obtained by the nitration of [X]?
OH

(i) Br2 (aq)

(X)
(ii) Zn, heat

52. How many benzylic hydrogens are present in the hydrocarbon shown?

53. How many moles of HIO4 is required to break down the given molecule here?

CH OCH3
O
H OH
H OH
H
CH2OH

54. (i) (a) moles of PCl5

CH2 C C CH3
(ii) (b) moles of NaNH2
O
Sum of  a  b  ? 

55. How many compound give positive Tollen’s test?

a. D Glucose, b. D Fructose,

c. CH 3 CHO , d. PHCH 2OH,

e. CH 3CH 3, f. H OH,

g.
OH

56. O O
KOH (aq.)
CH 3 C CH3 + CH 3 CH 2 C CH3 (A)

A  number of aldol condensation product (including stereoisomer) = _____

57. Total number of enol possible for the compound formed during given reaction will be (including
stereoisomer):
O
CH3MgBr + CH3 CH2 C Cl

58. In Zeisel’s method for the determination of methoxyl groups, a sample of 2.68 gm of a compound
(A) gave 14.08 gm of AgI. If the molecular weight of compound (A) is 134, the number of
 OCH3  group(s) in the compound (A) is:

59. If (dl) or    2-methyl butanoic acid were esterified by reaction with (dl) or    2-butanol, how
many optically active compounds would be present in the final equilibrium reaction mixture?

60. O CH3
Conc. HI
(a) mole HI is consumed
O
O CH3
Conc. HI
(b) mole of HI is consumed

Sum a  b 

Mathematics PART – C

SECTION – A
(Single Choice Answer Type)
This section contains 20 multiple choice questions. Each question has four choices (A), (B), (C) and (D)
out of which ONLY ONE is correct.

61. Exhaustive set of values of x satisfying log x  x 2  x  1  0 is

(A)  1, 0  (B)  ,  1  1,  
(C)  ,     1, 0, 1 (D)  ,  1   1, 0   1,  

62. Complete solution set of the equation x 2  1  cos x  x 2  1  cos x belonging to  2,   , is
    3    
(A)   ,    1, 1 (B)   ,     1, 1   ,  
 2 2  2 2  2 
 3       3      
(C)   ,     ,   (D)  2,     ,  1  1, 
 2 2  2   2  2   2

2
63. Domain of f  x   2 x  3  x   1 , where {.} denotes the fractional part, in [-1, 1], is
1  1  1
(A)  1, 1  
, 1

(B)  1,    0,   1
 2   2   2
 1  1 
(C)  1,   (D)   , 1
 2  2 

 1 x2 
64. Range of f  x   cos1  2
  2  x is
 2x 
 
(A) 0, 1   (B) 0, 1 
 2
 
(C) 1, 1   (D) 1, 1 
 2

65. If sin1 x  cos 1 x  , where [.] denotes the greater integer function, then complete set of values
of x is
(A) [cos 1, 1] (B) [sin 1, 1]
(C) [cos 1, sin 1] (D) [0, 1]

xa sinb x
66. If lim , where a, b, c  R  0 , exists and has zero value, then
x 0
 
sin xc
(A) a + c = b (B) b + c = a
(C) a + b = c (D) None of these

67. lim
 
sin 6x 2
is equal to
x 0
lncos  2x  x 
2

(A) 12 (B) -12

68. Let f : R  R satisfying f  x   x 2 x  R , then

(A) ‘f’ is continuous but not-differentiable at x = 0
(B) ‘f’ is discontinuous at x = 0
(C) ‘f’ is differentiable at x = 0
(D) None of these

69. Let f  x   cos x,

minimum f  t, : 0  1  x, x  0, 
g x   , Then
 sin x  1, x
(A) g(x) is discontinuous at x  
(B) g(x) is continuous for x   0,  
(C) g(x) is differentiable at x  
(D) g(x) is differentiable for x   0,  

70. The curves x 2  4y2  c  0 and y 2  4x will intersect orthogonally for

(A) c   0, 16  (B) c   3, 4 
(C) c   3, 4  (D) None of these

71. l1 and l2 are the side lengths of two variable squares S1 and S2 respectively. If l1  l2  l23  6 , then
rate of change of the area of S2 with respect to rate of change of the area of S1 and l2  1 is
3 4
(A) (B)
4 3
3 1
(C) (D)
2 32

2
72. f(x) be a differentiable function such that f '  x   .
log log  cos x  a  
3 1/ 4

If f(x) is increasing for all values of x, then

 5
(A) a   5,   (B) a   1, 
 4
5 
(C) a   , 5  (D) None of these
4 

x
  
73.  
f  x    e t  1  t  1 sin t  cos t  sin tdt x    ,2  , then f(x) is decreasing in
 2 
0

            5 
(A)   , 0    , 1   ,  (B)   ,   1,     , 2 
 2   4   4   2 4   4 
    5     5 
(C)  , 1   ,  (D)  0,   1,     , 2 
4   4   4  4 

74. A straight line is drawn through the point P(3, 4) meeting the positive direction of co-ordinate axes
at the points A and B. If ‘O’ is the origin, then minimum area of triangle OAB is equal to
(A) 12 sq. units (B) 6 sq. units
(C) 24 sq. units (D) 48 sq. units

2
x  1 x 
75.  e  1  x 2  dx is equal to
ex ex
(A) C (B)  C
1 x2 1 x2
ex ex
(C) 2
C (D)  2
C

1 x2  1 x2 
dx
76. x is equal to
2
2  x2
1
(A) x 1  x 2  C (B)  1 x2  C
x
1 1
(C)  1  x2  C (D) 1  x2  C
x x

dx
77.  is equal to
1  x x  x2 
(A)
2  x 1 C (B)

2 1 x  C
1 x 1 x

78. If

ln x  1  x 2  dx
x 1 x2

= a 1  x 2 ln x  1  x 2  bx  c , then 
(A) a  1, b  1 (B) a = 1, b = 1
(C) a = - 1, b = 1 (D) a = -1, b = -1
79. f(x) and g(x) are continuous functions in [0, 1] satisfying, f  x   f  a  x  and g  x   g  a  x   a ,
a
then  f  x   g  x  dx
0
is equal to
a
a a
(A) (B) f  x  dx
2 2 0
a a
(C)  f  x  dx
0
(D) a  f  x  dx
0

n 1
n2
80. If f(x) is a continuous function for all real values of x and satisfies  f  x  dx  x  I then,
n 2
5

 f  x  dx
3
is equal to

19 35
(A) (B)
20 2
17
(C) (D) None of these
2

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SECTION – B
(Numerical Answer Type)
This section contains 10 Numerical based questions. The answer to each question is rounded off to the
nearest integer value.

81. Total number of positive real values of x satisfying 2  x   x  x , where [.] and {.} denote the
greatest integer function and fractional part respectively, is equal to

82. Total number of solutions of 2cos x  sin x in  2, 5 is equal to

83. Total number of solutions of the equation sin x  ln x are

84. Total number of points of discontinuity of f  x    3  4 sin x  , where [.] denotes the greatest
integer function, in  , 2 is equal to

85. Total number of critical points of f  x   maxi.sin x,cos x x   2, 2  is equal to

4
86. If  tan xdx  a tan3 x  b tan x  cx  d, then 15  a  b  c  is

1  x7 7
87. If  x 1  x  dx  aln x  bln x
7
 1  C , then 14  a  b  is

y
dt d2 y
88. If x   and  ay, then ‘a’ is equal to
0 1  9t 2 dx 2

tan x cot x
tdt dt  
89. The value of    t 1  t  , where x   ,  , is equal to
1/ e 1 t2 1/e
2
6 3

16  n n n n 
90.  lim     ...  2  is equal to
 n   n2 n2  1 n2  22 2n  2n  1 

JEE (Main)-2024
TEST DATE: 15-09-2023

ANSWERS, HINTS & SOLUTIONS

Physics PART – A

SECTION – A

1. C
Sol. The direction of electric fields at different points is shown in figure below.
  3

E1 E2 E3

-ve
+ve

 3 2
E1     E3
20 20 0
3  
E2   
20 20 0
E1 and E2 are in the negative direction and E3 in positive direction.

2. A
Sol. Complete the outer sphere.
Now this sphere will exert no force on the inner hemisphere.
This means the two hemispheres in the outer sphere exert equal and opposite force on the inner
hemisphere.
Call the forces on inner due to two halves H1 and H2 of outer sphere as F1 and F2.

H1
H2

F2 F1

F1  F2  F(say)
Now complete the inner sphere with outer sphere as hemispherical
Now, force between one half of inner sphere (H1) and the outer hemisphere is very much like that
between H2 and outer hemisphere is like F2 in previous drawing.

h1 h2
F1 F2

 Resultant force on inner ball due to outer hemisphere is F1  F2  2F   

3. B

Sol. EF due to all charges other than charges on S at the concerned surface =
2 0

4. C
q1 q2
Sol. At some instant t, q1  q2  Q and 
C1 C2
0 A 0 A
Also, C1  and C2 
 d0  vt   d0  vt 
Hence, from there, we get
 d  vt 
q1  Q  0 
 2d0 
 d  vt 
And q2  Q  0 
 2d0 
Current in circuit = Reduction in charge of first capacitor = Charge increase in second capacitor.
dq1 dq2
I  
dt dt
Qv Q  1
=   0.50A
2d0 2Q

5. B
q1
Sol. Electric field in dielectric is
4k 0
q2
Electric field in vacuum is
4 0

6. D
Sol. KCL at node x 3x  y  2  1
at node y 3y  x  2  1
at node z 3z  y  x  1
y

Z O

1
1 1
x  0, y  , z
2 2
x  1 y 1
i  amp
1 2

7. B
Sol. Let’s calculate the field due to one half by way of integration. (This is just to demonstrate;
otherwise the result is obviously half the field due to a solenoid extending to large length on both
sides.)
Consider a rig element of angular width d as shown in the figure.
d
a
 P
1
dx x

x  tan 
 dx  a sec 2 d
Number of turns in width dx is ndx
Field due to ring at P is along the axis given by

dB 
0 1ndxIa2

 2
0 1nIa2 a sec d   a2  x 2  a sec  
3
2  a sec 
3  

2 a2  x 
2 2

0 1nI
dB  cos d
2
  nI  /2 1
B1  0 1  cos d  0 1nI
2 0 2
Similarly, field due to second half will be
1
B2  0  2nI
2
1
Resultant field at P is B  B1  B2   1  2  0nI
2

8. C
Sol. The figure shows a circular field line due to current I. x dx
B
I  0I A
B 0 
2r 2dsec  d
d 
And x  d tan 

 dx  dsec 2 d 
B   B

 B  dx   Bx  dx cos 
A A
B
 0I 
  2dsec    dsec 
2
= d cos 
A

0I I
= d  0     
2  2
0I
= 
2

9. A
Sol. The angular displacement about the center of circular motion is small for fast moving particles.
And angular velocity is same for all.

10. B
     ˆ
Sol. E  E A  EB  aˆ  b
20 20
b̂ â

A B

11. A
Sol. At any point inside a metal cavity when a charge is placed equal amount of charge is induced on
the outer surface of the conductor which is distributed in such a way to keep constant potential
on the body of conductor. In this case for spherical shape outer charge is uniform so the electric
field at point P is given as
1 Q
E
4 0 x 2

12. C
Sol. Work done by the battery = Charging energy
 kQ '2 kQ 'q   1 kQ2 
  Q'  Q  V    2
   mv  
 2a l  2 2a 
Va  kq  a
where initial charge Q  and final charge Q '   V  
k  l k

By solving the equation

1 Va kq2 a
mV 2  q  2
2 l 2l

13. C
Sol. It should possess high susceptibility and poor retentivity.

14. C
  
Sol. B0  B  B1
  
B0  B  B 2
 
 B1  B 2 1
B   0i
2 2
15. A
Sol. N1R1  N2R 2  R2  2R1
2 M2 N2R 22
    2:1
1 M1 N1R12

16. C
Sol. For ammeter, we have Igr   0.5A  Ig   0.22  ...(1)
 Ig  r  0.22   0.11 V
r
G

0.22 
0.5 A
0.5 A - lg

Ig G 2500 

V  2V

For voltmeter, we have 2v  Ig r  2500   …(2)

Solve (1) and (2) simultaneously, we get
Ig  0.756 mA and r  145 

17. D
Sol. Resistance of x meter length of wire,
R
R1  0 x
L
Resistance R and R1 are in parallel, so their effective resistance,
RR1
R' 
R  R1
This is in series with length (L – x) of wire. Resistance of length (L – x) of wire is
R
R 2  0 L  x 
L
Hence, total resistance is given by

RR 1
Reff  R' R2   R2
R  R2
So, current in the main circuit is given by
V V0
I 0 
R eff  RR1 
  R2 
 R  R1 
Potential difference across the length x is
RR1
V  IR '  I
R  R1
V0  RR1 
 V  
 RR1   R  R1 
  R 2 
 R  R1 
V0RR1
 V
RR1  RR2  R1R1
V0RR1 V0RR1
 V 
R R1  R2   R1R2 R0R  R1R 2
R 
V0R  0 x 
 V  L 
 R  R 
R0R   0 x  0  L  x  
 L  L 
V0Rx
 V
 x
RL  R0 x  1  
 L 

18. A
Sol. For downward motion with constant velocity, we have
q  2e and m  3.2  10 17 kg
Since motion is downwards, so viscous force is upwards
FV

6rv  mg … (i)
For upwards motion with same constant speed, we have
6rv  mg  qE … (ii)
qE E

Substitute (i) in (ii), we get

qE = 2mg
2mg 2  3.2  10 17  10
E   2  103 Vm 1
q 2  1.6  1019

19. C 
Sol. The spring force FS acting on plate a is given by

FS  kxiˆ

Similarly, the electrostatic force Fe due to the electric field created by plate b is
   ˆ Q2 ˆ
Fe  QEiˆ  Q  i  i
 20  2A0
Where A is the area of the plate. Notice that charges on plate a cannot exert a fore on itself, as
required by Newton’s Third Law. Thus, only the electric field due to plate b is considered. At
equilibrium the two forces cancel and we have
 Q 
kx  Q  
 2A0 
Which gives
Q2
x
2kA 0
Hence, the correct answer is C.
20. B
Sol. Since the potential function is not defined for an infinite conducting sheet, hence to solve this
problem we either calculate potential difference or use force equations.
Electric field due to an infinite dielectric sheet

E1 
20
Electric field at the axis of a disc of radius R is
  x 
E2  1  
20  2
x R  2

The resultant electric field is given by

 x
E  E1  E2 
20 x 2  R2
Force on an electron is
ex
F  eE  F  
20 x 2  R 2
dv ex
 mv 
dx 20 x 2  R2
v 0
e x
 m  vdv    dx
0 20 3R x  R2
2

mv 2 e

2

2 0
 x2  R2  0
3R

eR
 v
m 0
Hence, the correct answer is B.

SECTION – B

21. 1
1 1 1 1 1
Sol.     1
Req R12 R22 1.662 1.252

22. 8
Sol. When I = 0
x = 20 cm
V x 12  20
It means VAC  0   2.4volt
L 100
Since there is no current through the milliammeter
Hence VAC  V  2.4 volt
When x = 0; I = 30 mA
 2.4 = I R
2.4  30  10 3 R
R  80 

23. 8
3R
R
q 3R
Sol. Req = 
3R 5
R
q
mn  3 5  8.

24. 2
Sol. After the crossing the XX plane, the forces on the particle are
(1) mg   
(2) qE   
(3) Magnetic force perpendicular to velocity  FB  qVB 
For particle to move uniformly, the magnetic force must balance the resultant of mg and qE.
Hence, direction of velocity must be as shown in figure.
x

V

FB y

45o
qE = mg
45o

mg
Component of velocity in X and Y direction must be same.
Vx  Vy
qE mg
Since, acceleration in y direction before entering magnetic field is a y    g;
m m

We have
u  gT  gT
u  2gT
25. 8
Sol. P

q1 d q2
At point P
kq 2 kq2 1
E1y  2 1 2  E 2y  
4d  d 5 4d2  16d2 5
E1y  E2 y  0
2q1 q2
 
5 5 20 5
 q2  8 C

26. 2
V 1000
Sol. R   100 k
I 10  103
5  103
i  12.5 mA
400  103
I cannot be greater than 10 mA
 Potential drop across device D = 2kV.

27. 3
Sol. The electric field strength between the plates is given as
V 800 V
E   40000
d 0.02 m
For the equilibrium of the particle, we use
Mg = Eq
Mg = E(ne)
mg 1.96  1015  9.8
 n 
Ee 40000  1.6  1019
 n=3

28. 4
Sol. To do the transient analysis of the circuit we replace the circuit across the capacitor by an
equivalent battery using Thevenin’s analysis for which the circuit is redrawn as shown in figure
with internal resistance across A and B are given by replacing batteries of circuit by straight wires
of zero resistance.
5

3
5 A
I 3 A 4F
18 V
B 6V B

1

63
rAB   3
63
R AB  2  3  5
The current in left loop of circuit is given as
I = 2A
Open circuit potential difference across terminals A and B is given by writing equation of potential
drop from A to B as
VA  3  2  VB
 VA  VB  6V
Now charge as a function of time on capacitor plates can be calculated by using equation-(110)
which is given as
t
  
q C  CV 1  e RC 
 
t
  
 qC  24 1  e 20  C
 

29. 6
Sol. In horizontal plane, the magnetic needle oscillates due to horizontal component of earth’s
magnetic field BH for which the time period of oscillation is given as
I
T  2
MBH
Above result of time period is already discussed earlier in an illustrative example. Students are
advised to remember this result for oscillation of a magnetic in magnetic field.

In the vertical north-south plane in magnetic meridian the needle oscillates in the total earth’s
magnetic field BE’ and in vertical east-west plane which is a plane perpendicular to the magnetic
meridian it oscillates only in earth’s vertical component BV. If the time period be T1 and T2, then
we have
I I
T1  2 andT2  2
MBE MBV
From above equations, we have
T12 BH

T 2 BE
If n is the initial frequency of oscillation in horizontal plane then we have
n12 BE

n2 BH
n22 B V
And 
n2 BH
BE
We also have  sec 
BH
By solving above equation,
  30o

30. 2
0 Q V
Sol. dB cos   cos d
4  R2

dB

1

2
0 QV
B  dB cos   2 R 2 2
 xyz  2

2

Chemistry PART – B

SECTION – A

31. B
Sol. A  Cu (Ullman reaction)
B  Zn  Et 2 O (Fitting reaction)

32. A
Sol. NO 2 electron rich NO 2 NO 2
COOH
KMnO4, heat NaOH, CaO
Heat
COOH

electron dificient
KMnO4 attacks on electron rich benzene nucleus.

33. C
Sol. Along with ortho and para products meta derivative also forms with 47%.

34. A
Sol. NOCl aq KOH
CH2NH2 CH2 Cl CH2OH

Heat (+) Ring opening H(+)

(+)
-H(+) CH2 -H2O

35. B
Sol. Because in acidic medium it removes H2 O & generates carbocation
()
ROH  H(  )  ROH2  H2 O  R   Carbocation 


36. D
Sol. OH OMgBr O

CH3MgBr
Br CH4 + Br

O
Heat
ring opening

37. D
Sol. In ppt(1) acetic acid separates as cal. Acetate
2AcOH  Ca(OH)2  2H2O  Ca  OAc 2
After separation solution contains MeOH & propanone. Propanone separates as propanone
sodium bi sulphite (ppt-2)
O SO 3Na
NaHSO3
CH3 C CH3 CH3 C CH3 ppt-2
OH
Thus, solution contains methyl alcohol.

38. C
Sol. Reduction followed by pinacole pinacolone rearrangement takes place.
Ph
LiAlH4/Ether H(+ ) ring opening
H(+) (+)
COPh CHPh CHPh OH
(+)
OH OH OH OH
Ph
-H(+ )

39. D
Sol. O O
COOH
CH3CO3H O H3O(+) OH

40. C
Sol.
(-)
CHO CuSO + NaOH COO (+) COOH
4
H

OH OH OH
O

Esterification
O

41. A
Sol. This is claisen condensation:
 
CH3 COOC2H5  EtONa  EtOH  CH2 COOC2H5

(-)
O O
(-)
CH2COOC2H5 + CH3 C OC2H5 CH3 OC2H5
CH2CO 2Et
(-)
CH3 COCH2CO 2Et + EtO

If we do not add H  at the last of the reaction then EtO   will remove H  from
 

CH3 COCH2 CO2Et


as: CH3 COCH2COOEt  EtO   CH3 COCHCOOEt  EtOH


42. B
Sol. EtONa, H(+)
CH3COOC2H5 CH3COCH2COOC2H5
Claisen Condensation

heat H3O(+)
CH3COCH3 CH3COCH2COOH
-CO2 -C2H5OH

43. A
Formaldehyde form a very hard plastic (Bakelite) with Phenol & H  ion.

Sol.

44. B
Sol. Phenol shows Liberman’s nitroso test with NaNO2  H2SO 4 .

45. B
Sol. Due to steric hindrance CO group is not reduced by  N2H4 ,NaOH,heat 

46. C
Sol. It is an example of cross aldol condensation.
O
(-)
OH(-) H2O
CH2 CH C CH3
-H2O
O O (-) O
O CH3 O CH3 OH

OH(-)

O -H2O O
CH 2 O CH 3 O
O (- )
(-)

(-)
H2O OH, heat

O O
OH

47. A
Sol. Glyoxal % formaldehyde both are independent from alpha hydrogen atom thus, these two will
show cross Cannizzaro reaction

48. B
Sol. Iso electric point is the average of pKa of similar groups.
Iso electric point  1.88  3.65  / 2  2.77

49. D
Sol. Keto group cannot be oxidized by bromine water.

50. C
Sol. CH3 CH3

Birch reduction ozonolysis

CH3COCH2CHO

CH3 CH3

SECTION – B

51. 1
Sol. X is
NO 2

Br Br Br Br
conc. HNO 3
conc. H2SO4

Br Br
Here all position are identical hence, only one product will be obtained after mono nitration.

52. 5
Sol.

Total 5  H

53. 1
Sol. Theoretical

54. 3
Sol.
NaNH2 (leq.) NaNH2(leq)

O -POCl3 Cl Cl Cl
Cl PCl 3 Cl

55. 4
Sol. a. D-Glucose, b. D-Fructose (  -hydroxy ketone)
O
c. CH3 CHO, f. H C OH

56. 9
Sol. O O

CH 3 C CH C CH 3 CH 3 C C C CH3
(1) (1)
CH3 CH 3 CH3

O O

CH 3 CH 2 C CH 2 C CH 2 CH3 CH 3 C CH C CH 2 CH3 (1)

CH3 (2) CH3
O

CH 3 CH 2 C CH C CH3
(2)
CH3 CH 3
O

CH 3 CH 2 C CH C CH3
(2)
CH 3
Total products = 1 + 2 + 2 + 2 + 1 + 1 = 9

57. 3
Sol. O O
Br
CH 3MgBr + CH 3 CH 2 C Cl CH 3 C CH 2CH 3 + Mg
2-Butanone Br

2-Butanone will show tautomerism.

OH
O CH 2 C CH 2 CH 3
(1)
OH OH
CH 3 C CH 2CH 3 [cis and trans]
H2 O
CH 3 C CH CH3 (2)

Total enol products  1  2  3 .

58. 3
Sol. 2.68 gm of (A) gives 14.08 of AgI
14.08  134
134 gm of (A) gives
2.68
 704 gm of AgI

704
  mol of AgI
235
 3  OMe  groups

59. 4
Sol. (dl) 2-methyl butanoic acid and (dl) 2-butanol

esterification

(d, d) Ester (l, l) Ester (d, l) Ester (l, d) Ester

(1) (2) (3) (4)

Ester consists of two stereocentres. Chiral center during whole reaction are not effected, that’s
why all ester are optical active.

60. 3
Sol. Can't break

1 mole
O CH3 OH + CH3I
HI
(a)
H I
D.B.C.
(aromatic)
2 mole
O CH3 I + CH3I + H2O
HI
I HHI
(b)

No DBC
non aromatic

Mathematics PART – C

SECTION – A

61. D
Sol. In this case base is variable. Thus we must take two separate cases:
(i) x   0, 1 . In this case we have to ensure that 0  x 2  x  1  1  x   1, 0
Common part of x   0, 1 and x   1, 0 is x   1, 0 
(ii) x  1. In this case we have must have
x2  x  1  1
 x   ,  1  0,  
Common part of x  1 and x   ,  1   0,   is  ,  1  1,  
Thus, the final solution is
x   ,  1   1, 0   1,  

62. D
Sol. x 2  1  cos x  x 2  1  cos x
It implies that  x 2  1  cos  0 because x  y  x  y if xy  0 .
Sign scheme of  x 2  1 cos x is
+ – + – + –
 
2 3   
-1 1
2 2 2

Thus solution is
      3  
  2 ,  1  1, 2    2, 2 
     

63. B
Sol. We must have
2
2 x  3x  1  0
1
 x  x or x 
2
1
Thus we have 0   x 
2
 1
 x  n, n   , n  I
 2

64. D
 1 x2  1 x2
Sol. cos1   is defined if 1
 2x  2x
x0
 1 x2  2 x  0
2
  x  1  0
 x  1,  1

Thus domain of f(x) is 1,  1 .

Hence range is 1, 1 

65. B
Sol.  sin1 x   0, x   0, sin1
 1, x   sin1, 1
1, x  0, cos1
and cos 1 x   
0, x   cos1, 1
Thus  sin1 x   cos 1 x 
x   sin1, 1

66. C
xa  sinb x
Sol. lim
x 0 sin x c
b
 sin x  xc
= lim x a     c
 x b c .
x 0
 x  sin x
c b
 sin x  x
= lim x a b c   c
x 0
 x  sin x
This limit will haven non-zero value if a + b = c.

67. B
sin6x 2
Sol. lim
x 0

lncos 2x 2  x 
= lim
 sin6x  6x 2 2

x 0   2x2  x  
6x 2   1  2sin2  
  2 
 2x   x 
2
2sin2 2 
= lim
sin6x

6x
  2 
x 0 6x 2  2x 2  x   2
2 2x  x 
2sin2   ln  1  2 sin 
 2   2 
x2
=  3  lim
x 0  2x 2  x 
sin2  
 2 
2
2  2x 2  x 
x  
= 3  lim  2  = 3 
1
 12
2
x 0 2
 2x  x  2 1
2  2x  x 
   sin   4
 2   2 
68. C
Sol. Putting x = 0, we get
f x  0
 f 0  0

f h   f  0 
f '  0   lim
h 0 h0
f h 
= lim
h 0 h
f h 
Now  h
h
f h 
 h   h
h
f h 
 lim 0.
h
h 0

Thus f(x) is differentiable at x = 0.

69. B
 cos x, 0  x  
Sol. g x  
sin x  1, x

 2
O 
2

Adjacent figure represents the graph of g(x).Clearly, g(x) is continuous but non-differentiable at
x  .

70. D
Sol. Curves will intersect if x 2  16x  c  0 has real roots.
Thus, c  64 .
dy x
For x 2  4y 2  c  0, 
dx 4y
dy 2
For y 2  4x,  .
dx y
If curves intersect orthogonally, then
x 2
  1
4y y
 2y2  8x
 x=0
 y = 0.
But if y = 0, slope of both curves are undefined.

71. D
Sol. Let 1 and  2 be area of squares S1 and S2. Then
1  l12 ,  2  l22
d1 d 2
  2l1,  2l2
dl1 dl2

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d 2 l2 dl2 l2
   
d1 l1 dl1 l1 1  3l2 
When l2  1, l1  8, then
d 2 1
 
d1 32

72. D
Sol. For f(x) to be increasing x  R , we must have
log3  log1/ 4  cos x  a    0, x  R
1
 0  cos x  a  x  R
4
1
  cos x  a   cos x, x  R
4

73. C
Sol. f '  x    e x  1  x  1 sin x  cos x  sin x
Sign scheme of f’(x) is

  1  5 2
O
2 4 4
Clearly f(x) is increasing in
    5       
  ,   1,     , 2  and decreasing in  , 1   , 
 2 4  4  4   4 

74. C
x y
Sol. Let the equation of drawn line be   1.
a b
Where a  3, b  4.
As the line passes through (3, 4) and meets the positive direction of co-ordinate axis, we have
3 4
  1.
4 b
4a
b
a  3
Now area of triangle OAB,
1 2a2 d 2a  a  6 
  ab   
2  a  3  da  a  3 2
Clearly, a = 6 is the point of minima for  .
2  36
Thus, min   24 sq. units.
3

75. A
2
 1 x 
Sol. I   ex  2 
dx
 1 x 

=  ex

1  x 2  2x 
dx
2

1  x2 

 
 x 1 2x 
= e  dx
 1  x 2 1  x 2 
2

 
 
1 x 2x  ex
=  e   1  x 2 2 dx
1 x2  
x
2x  e
 dx
1  x  2

ex
= C
1 x2

76. D
dx dx
Sol. x 
2 2
1 x 1
x3 1 
x2
1
Let t  1 
x2
 2 
1  3 
dt x 
 
dx 1
2 1 2
x
dx
 3  tdt
x
tdt
 I    t  C
t
1
=  1 C
x2
1
= 1  x2  C
x

77. A
dx
Sol. I
1  x  x  x 2

=
1  x  dx
 1  x  x 1  x 
1/2

=
1  x  dx
 x 1  x 
3 /2

dx dx
=  3/2
 3 /2
1 
x 2   1
1  x 
x 

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1 
d   1
x  dx
=   3/ 2
 3 /2
1 
 1
1  x 
x 
 
2 2
= 1/2
 1/ 2
C
1  1 x
 x  1
 
2 x 2
=  C
1 x 1 x

=
2  x 1 C
1 x

78. A

Sol. I   x 

ln x  x 2  1  dx
2
x 1
2
Let t  x  1
dt x
 
dx 2
x 1

 I   ln t  t 2  1 dt 
1
1
2
t 1

= ln t  t 2  1  t   
t  t2  1
 tdt

1 2t

 t  ln t  t 2  1  
2 t2  1
dt 
= 
1  x 2  ln x  1  x 2  x  C 
 a  1, b  1

79. B
a
Sol. I   f  x   g  x  dx
0
a
=  f  a  x   g  a  x  dx
0
a
=  f  x    a  g  x   dx
0
a a
= a  f  x  dx   f  x   g  x  dx
0 0
a
 2 I  a  f  x  dx
0
a
a
 I f  x  dx
2 0

80. B
5 3 5
Sol.  f  x  dx 
3
 f  x  dx   f  x  dx
3 3
3 5
= 2 f  x  dx   f  x  dx
0 3
1 2 3
  1 5

= 2   f  x  dx   f  x  dx   f  x  dx  + 2   f  x  dx   f  x  dx 
0 1 2  0 4 
2
 1 2   9 16  35
= 20       
 2 2   2 2  2

SECTION – B

81. 1
Sol. 2  x   x  x
  2x    x   2  x 

  x 
x
2

 0
 x  1
2
  x   0, 1
For [x] = 0, we get  x  0  x  0
 x0
For [x] = 1, we get
1
x 
2
3
 x
2
 Number of positive real x = 1.

82. 14
Sol. Graphs of y  2cos x and y  sin x meet four times in  0, 2 .
Thus, total number of solutions
= 4 + 4 + 4 + 2 = 14.

y = 2cosx

y  sin x

O  2

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83. 6
Sol. There are exactly six solutions.
n x

sin x

x
-3 -2 -1 O 1 2 3

84. 8
Sol. f  x   3   4 sin x 
Clearly, f(x) is non-differentiable at all these points where f  x    4 sin x  is non-differentiable.
In  , 2 g(x) is clearly non differentiable at eight points. It should be noted that g(x) is
3
differentiable at x  .
2
 2
x

-1

-2 y   4 sin x 

-3

-4

85. 4
Sol. Bold line represents the graph of y = f(x) Clearly f(x) is non-differentiable at
 5  3  7 
x , , , ,
4 4 4 4
3 
Also, f '  x   0 at x   , 0, .
4 2
Thus there are 7 critical points in  2, 2  .
y

y = cos x

  2
 O

y = sin x

86. 5
4
Sol.  tan xdx  a tan3 x  b tan x  cx  d
Differentiating both sides, we get
tan4 x  3a tan2 x  sec 2 x  b sec 2 x  c

sin4 x  3a sin2 x  b cos 2 x  c.cos 4 x

2
1  cos x  2
 3a sin2 x  bcos2 x  c cos2 x
 1  cos4 x  2cos 2  3a   b  3a  cos 2 x  c  cos 4 x
 3a  1, c  1, b  3a  2
1
a , b  1,c  1
3
 15  a  b  c   5

87. 10
1  x7
Sol. I dx

x 1  x7 
= aln x  bln 1  x 2  C
Differentiating both sides, we get
1  x7 a 7x 6
  b 
x 1  x7  x 1  x7
 a  1, a  7b  1
2
 b
7
 14  a  b   10

88. 9
y
dt
Sol. x
0 1  9t 2
dx
  1  9y 2
dy
dx
  1  9y 2
dy


d2 y

18y   dy  9y
2
dx 2 1  9y 2 dx
 a=9

89. 0
tan x cot x
tdt dt
Sol. f  x   1  t   t 1  t 
2
 2
1/e 1/ e

tan x 1
 f ' x   sec 2 x  cosec 2 x  
2
1  tan x cot x 1  cot 2 x 
tan x 1
 f ' x   sec 2 x   cosec 2 x
1  tan2 
cot x 1  cot 2 x 
= tan x  tan x  0

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90. 4
n n n
Sol. Let L    ... 
n2 n2  22 2
n   n  1
2

n 1
n
= n
r 0
2
 11
1 n 1 1
= 
n r 0 r2
1 2
n
Thus the given limit is equal to
1
dx 1 1 
0 1  x 2  tan x 0  4
16
 L  4


 The test consists of total 54 questions.

Physics PART – I

Section – A (Maximum Marks: 24)

This section contains SIX (06) questions. Each question has FOUR options (A), (B), (C) and (D). ONE OR
MORE THAN ONE of these four option(s) is (are) correct answer(s).

1. A nucleus X of mass M, initially at rest, undergoes alpha decay according to the equation
A A 4 4
Z X  Z  2 Y  2 He . The alpha particle emitted in the above process is found to move in a circular

track of radius r in a uniform magnetic field B. Then (mass and charge of   particle are m and q
respectively)
(A) The ratio of kinetic energies of the alpha particle and the daughter nucleus Y approximately
Mm
equals
m
(B) The ratio of kinetic energies of the alpha particle and the daughter nucleus Y approximately
m
equals
M
M  r 2 q2B 2 
(C) The energy released in the process approximately equals  
M  m  2m 
m  r 2 q2B 2 
(D) The energy released in the process approximately equals  
M  m  2m 

2. A diverging lens of focal length f1 is placed in front of and coaxially with a concave mirror of focal
length f2 . Their separation is d. A parallel beam of light incident on the lens returns as a parallel
beam from the arrangement. Then,
(A) The beam diameters of the incident and reflected beams must be the same
(B) d  2 f2  f1
(C) d  f2  f1
(D) If the entire arrangement is immersed in water, the conditions will remain unaltered

3. Let   ,  and ' denote the wavelengths of the X-rays of the K  ' K  ' and L lines in the
characteristic X-rays for a metal. Then,
(A)  '      (B)  '     
1 1 1 1 1 1
(C)   (D)  
    '      '

4. Two straight conducting rails form a right angle where their ends
are joined. A conducting bar in contact with the rails starts at the X X X X
vertex at time t = 0 and moves with constant
velocity v along v
X X X
them as shown in figure. A magnetic field B is directed into the X
page. The induced emf in the circuit at any time t is proportional
X X X
to
2 B
(A) t (B) t
X X X X
(C) v (D) v2

5. An inductor and two capacitors are connected in the circuit as shown in figure. Initially capacitor A
has no charge and capacitor B has CV charge. Assume that the circuit has no resistance at all. At
t = 0, switch S is closed, then
2
[Given LC  2 s2 and CV  100 mC ]
  104

L -Q0 = -CV
A C B
S +Q0 = CV
(A) When current in the circuit is maximum, charge on each capacitor is same
(B) When current in the circuit is maximum, charge on capacitor A is twice the charge on
capacitor B.
(C) q  50 1  cos100t  mC , where q is the charge on capacitor B at time t
(D) q  50 1  cos100t  mC, where q is the charge on capacitor B at time t

6. In the circuit, a battery of emf E, a resistance R and inductance coil L1 and L2 and switch S are
connected as shown in figure. Initially the switch is open.
L1
L2
S
R
E
1  L1L 2 
(A) The time constant of the circuit is  
R  L1  L 2 
EL 2
(B) Steady state current in the inductor L1 is
R L1  L 2 
EL1
(C) Steady state, current in the inductor L2 is
R L1  L 2 
1  L1L 2  E 2
(D) In steady state the total energy stored in the inductor coils is  
2  L1  L 2  R2

Section – A (Maximum Marks: 12)

7. Two transparent media of refractive indices 1 and 3 have a solid lens shaped transparent
material of refractive index  2 between them as shown in figures in Column II. A ray traversing
these media is also shown in the figures. In List I different relationships between 1, 2 and 3 are
given. Match them to the ray diagram shown in List II.
List - I List - II

(I) 1   2 (P) 1
2
3

(II) 1  2 (Q)
1
3
2

(III)  2  3 (R)
2
3 1

(IV)  2  3 (S) 2
3 1

(T) 2
3
1
Codes:
I II III IV
(A) PR QST PRT QS
(B) RP ST TRP QST
(C) ST RPT QST PR
(D) PRT QST PR QS

8. Match List-I with List-II:

List - I List - II
Radius of orbit depends on principal
(I) (P) Increase
quantum number as
Due to orbital motion of electron,
magnetic field arises at the center of
(II) (Q) Decrease
nucleus is proportional to principal
quantum
If electron is going from lower energy 1
(III) level to higher energy level, then (R) Proportional
velocity of electron will n2
If electron is going from lower energy
(IV) level to energy level, then total energy (S) Proportional to n2
of electron will
1
(T) Proportional to
n5
Codes:
I II III IV
(A) S T Q P
(B) T S P Q
(C) S T P Q
(D) P Q R S

9. Match List-I with List-II:

List - I List - II
(I) Nuclear fusion (P) Satisfies E = mc2
Generally possible for nuclei with low
(II) Nuclear fission (Q)
atomic number
  decay Generally possible for nuclei with higher
(III) (R)
atomic number and unstable
Essentially proceeds by weak nuclear
(IV) Exothermic nuclear reaction (S)
forces
(T) Significant moment conservation
Codes:
I II III IV
(A) PQT PR SQ Q
(B) PQT PR S QS
(C) PR PQT PQ QS
(D) QT PQ ST PR
 
10. List I shows the cylindrical region of radius r where a downward magnetic field B exists, where B
is increasing at the rate of dB/dt. A rod PQ is placed in different citation as shown. Match the List I
with the correct statement in List II regarding the induced emf in rod.
List - I List - II

P    Q
  
  1 2 dB
(I)   (P) Induced emf in rod PQ is r  .
    B  2 dt

r   

   Q
  

 Induced emf in rod PQ is less than
(II) B   P (Q) 1 2 dB
r  .
    2 dt
r   

P
  
   
 
(III) B    (R) End P is positive with respect to point Q.
   
   Q

Q  

  
(IV) B   P (S) End Q is positive with respect to point P.
    
r   

(T) None of these

Codes:
I II III IV
(A) QR PS PR QS
(B) RQ SP QS PR
(C) PQ RS S T
(D) QS PR T QS

Section – B (Maximum Marks: 24)

11. A parallel beam of light is incident on a transparent sphere of refractive index ‘n’. If the beam
finally gets focused at a point saturated at a distance = 2  (radius of sphere) from the center of
the sphere, then find n.

o
12. A monochromatic beam of light of 6000 A is used in YDSE set-up. The two slits are covered with
two thin films of equal thickness t but of different refractive indices as shown in figure.
Considering the intensity of the incident beam on the slits to be I0, find the point on the screen at
which intensity is I0 and is just above the central maxima. (Assume that there is no change in
intensity of the light after passing through the films.)

S1 3
1 
2
d
4
1 
S2 3

Screen
Consider t  6m, d  1mm, and D  1m, where d and D have their usual meaning. Give your
answer in mm.

13. A cylindrical rod of some laser material 5  102 m long and 10-2 m in diameter contains 2  1025 m
Ions per m3. If on excitation all the ions are in the upper energy level and de-excite
simultaneously emitting photons in the same direction, calculate the maximum energy contained
in a pulse of radiation of wavelength 6.6  107 m. If the pulse lasts for 10-7 s, calculate the
average power (in W) of the laser during the pulse.

14. The peak emission from a black body at a certain temperature occurs at a wavelength of
o
9000 A . On increasing its temperature, the total radiation emitted is increased 81 times. At the
initial temperature when the peak radiation from the black body is incident on a metal surface, it
does not cause any photoemission from the surface. After the increase of temperature, the peak
radiation from the black body caused photoemission. To bring these photoelectrons to rest, a
potential equivalent to the excitation energy between n = 2 and n = 3 Bohr levels of hydrogen
atoms is required. Find the work function of the metal (in eV).

15. A neutron is scattered through ( deviation from its old direction)  degree in an elastic collision
2
with an initially stationary deuteron. If the neutron loses of its initial KE to the deuteron then
3
find the value of  (in degree) (In atomic mass unit, the mass of a neutron is 1 u and mass of a
deuteron is 2 u).

16. Two concentric coplanar circular loops made of wire, resistance per unit length 10 4 m1 , have
diameters 0.2 m and 2 m. A time-varying potential difference (4 + 2.5t) volt is applied to the larger
loop. Calculate the current in the smaller loop (in A).

17. In the given circuit, what is the current I (in A) drawn from battery at time t = 0?
6 2 mH

S 4 4
10 V

18. In the given LCR series circuit find the reading (in A) of the hot wire ammeter. (Here all hot wire
meters are ideal)
V

40

200 2 sin t

Chemistry PART – II

Section – A (Maximum Marks: 24)

This section contains SIX (06) questions. Each question has FOUR options (A), (B), (C) and (D). ONE OR
MORE THAN ONE of these four option(s) is (are) correct answer(s).

19. Which of the following statements is/are correct for both fluorite and antifluorite structures?
(A) Cation is present in alternate tetrahedral voids.
(B) Anion constitutes lattice
(C) Number of formula unit in one unit cell is 4.
(D) 100% tetrahedral voids are occupied.

20. Which pair(s) of liquids on mixing is /are expected to show no net volume change and no heat
effect?
(A) Acetone and ethanol
(B) Chlorobenzene and bromobenzene
(C) Chloroform and benzene
(D) n-Butyl chloride and n-butyl bromide

21. Which of the following is/are correctly matched?

(A) Butter – gel (B) Milk – emulsion
(C) Fog – aerosol (D) Dust – solid sol

22. Oxygen has –1 oxidation state in the compound

(A) Caro’s acid (B) Marshall’s acid
(C) BaO2 (D) K2O

23. Iodine reacts with hypo to give

(A) NaI (B) Na2SO3
(C) Na2S4O6 (D) Na2SO4

2
24. The complex Fe  H2 O 5 NO  is formed in the brown ring test for nitrates when freshly prepared

FeSO4 solution is added to aqueous solution of NOO3 followed by addition of conc. H2SO4. Select
correct statements about this complex:
(A) Colour change is due to charge transfer.
(B) It has iron in +1 oxidation state and nitrosyl as NO .
(C) It has magnetic moment of 3.87 BM confirming three unpaired electrons in Fe.
(D) In complex Fe has d2sp3 hybridization

Section – A (Maximum Marks: 12)

25. p A  partial pressure of component A in liquid mixture, PA o  vapour pressure of A,  A  mole

fraction of A in liquid mixture.
List - I List - II
(I) C2H5 OH  H2 O (P) Azeotropic mixture
(II) C2H5Br  C2H5I (Q) Obeys Reoult’s law
(III) p A   A PAo (R) Non-ideal solution with positive deviation
(IV) H2 O  H2 SO4 (S) Non-ideal solution with negative deviation
(T) Ideal solution
Codes:
I II III IV
(A) PR QT QT PS
(B) PS Q PR P
(C) QT PS T S
(D) P Q T P

26. Match the anionic species given in List I that are present in the ore(s) given in List II.
List - I List – II
(I) Carbonate (P) Siderite
(II) Sulphide (Q) Malachite
(III) Hydroxide (R) Bauxite
(IV) Oxide (S) Calamine
(T) Argentite
Codes:
I II III IV
(A) PQR R Q PQ
(B) QS QR T R
(C) PQS T QR R
(D) PQ PQR PT QS

27. Match each of the reactions given in List- I with the corresponding product(s) given in List-II:
List – I List - II
(I) Cu + dil. HNO3 (P) NO
(II) Cu + conc. HNO3 (Q) NO2
(III) Zn + dil. HNO3 (R) N2O
(IV) Zn + conc. HNO3 (S) Cu(NO3)2
(T) Zn(NO3)2
Codes:
I II III IV
(A) PQ QR RT PT
(B) QS PS PQ QS
(C) PS QT PQ QS
(D) PS QS RT QT

28. All the compounds listed in List-I react with water, Match the result of the respective reactions
with the appropriate options listed in List –II.
List – I List - II
(I)  CH3 2 SiCl2 (P) Hydrogen halide formation
(II) XeF4 (Q) Redox reaction
(III) Cl2 (R) Reacts with glass
(IV) VCl5 (S) Polymerisation
(T) O2 formation
Codes:
I II III IV
(A) P QR PT PS
(B) PS PQRT PQT P
(C) PQR QT PS RS
(D) QR QS PQ PT

Section – B (Maximum Marks: 24)

29. Insulin forms crystals of orthorhombic type with unit cell dimensions of 12.5  8.0  3.0 nm3. If the
density of the crystal is 1.5  103 kg / m3 and there are six insulin molecules per unit cell, the
molar mass of insulin (in kg/mol) is:  NA  6  10 23 

30. An element (atomic mass = 125) crystallize in simple cubic structure. If the diameter of the largest
sphere which can be placed in the crystal without disturbing the crystal is 366 pm and the density
of crystal is ‘d’ g/cm 3, then the value of '300 d' is: NA  6  1023 

31. A quantity of 2.0 g of benzoic acid dissolved in 26.0 g of benzene shows a depression in freezing
point equal to 1.60 K. Molal depression constant of benzene is 4.88 K-kg mol-1. The percentage
association of the acid is

32. A current of dry air was passed through a series of bulbs containing 1.25 g of a solute A2B (molar
mass = 90 g/mol) in 49 g of water and then through pure water. The loss in weight of the former
series of bulbs was 0.98 g and in the later series 0.01 g. The percentage dissociation of solute is

33. It was found that 0.10 mg of an adsorbate covered 0.06 m 2 of a solid surface. If the molar mass of
-20 2
the adsorbate is 0.25 kg/mol, then the effective area of each adsorbate molecule (in 10 m ) is:
NA  6.0  1023  . (Consider monolayer)
34. A volume of 585 ml of 1% (w/w) NaCl solution of density 1.2 g/ml is required for complete
coagulation of 200 ml of a gold sol in two hours. The coagulation value of NaCl (in millimole/L) is

35. Sodium iodate is treated with calculated amount of sodium bisulphite to prepare iodine. How
many moles of sodium bisulphite are required to prepare one mole of iodine from sodium iodate?

36. How many metals are commercially reduced by Goldschmidt’s aluminothermic process from the
given metals?
Na, Pb, Al, Mg, Cr, Fe

Mathematics PART – III

Section – A (Maximum Marks: 24)

This section contains SIX (06) questions. Each question has FOUR options (A), (B), (C) and (D). ONE OR
MORE THAN ONE of these four option(s) is (are) correct answer(s).

37. In an experimental performance of a single throw of pair of unbiased normal dice (six faced),
three events A1, A 2 , A 3 are getting prime number on each dice, getting same number on each
dice, getting total on two dice equal to 4, then
1
(A) Probabilities P  A 1  , P  A 2  & P  A 3  are in A.P. with common difference
6
1
(B) Probabilities of P  A 1  , P  A 2  & P  A 3  are in A.P. with common difference
12
(C) A1 & A 2 are not independent
1
(D) P  A 3 A 1  
9

 x y 1
38. If A   2 1 3  and A 1   5A  A 2  , then
 1 z 2 
(A) A  3 (B) tr  A   5
(C) tr  A   2y  z (D) tr  A   x  y  z

39. If Q is foot of perpendicular drawn from the point P (1, 2, 3) on the plane x  2y  z  14 , a point
R on the plane such that PRQ   , then
 18 
(A) Greatest value of  QR sin    is 3
 PR 

 2  1
(B) If  is area of PQR , then least value of   is 6
  

(C)  QR  PR  tan  6
2
 a  b  c  1 
(D) If Q is (a, b, c), then  Area of PQR if  
3 4

40. Given set S  1, 2, 3, ......, 2022 . If a number n is chosen randomly from set S such that
m
HCF  n, 2022   1 , then probability p  , where n is a prime number. Then,
n
(A) m  n  15

m
(B) 4
7
(C) Number of divisors of m are 10
(D) Sum of digits of  m  n  is also a prime number

           
41. If a, b, c are three vectors such that a  b  c and b  c  a , then a b c  is equal to
     
(A) a.a  a.b  b.c (B) b.c  c.a  c.c
   1   2
(C) a.b  b.c  c.a (D)
2
a  b  c 1  
2
 dy   dy 
42. If y  f  x  satisfying the differential equation y     x  y     x  0 (given f  3   4 ), then
dx
   dx 
(A) Greatest value of  f  x   x  is 5 if f  x  is not linear
(B) Greatest value of  f  x   x  is 5 2 if f  x  is not linear
(C) lim  f  x   x   1
x 

f  x   f  2023 
(D) lim 1
x  2023  x  2023 
Section – A (Maximum Marks: 12)
This section contains FOUR (04) Matching List Type Questions. Each question has FOUR statements in
List-I entries (I), (II), (III) and (IV) and FIVE statements in List-II entries (P), (Q), (R), (S) and (T). The
codes for lists have choices (A), (B), (C), (D) out of which ONLY ONE of these four options is correct
answer.

 
43. Given three vectors a  î  ˆj  k, ˆ c  î  2jˆ  k.
ˆ b  î  ˆj  k, ˆ
List - I List - II

(I)
A vector perpendicular to the vector a and
  (P)  
1/ 2 î  2ˆj 
coplanar with a and b

(II) A vector perpendicular to a and the vector in (a) (Q) 1/ 2   î  kˆ 
 
A vector perpendicular to b and c 1
(III) (R)
6
 2iˆ  ˆj  kˆ 
  
(IV) A vector perpendicular to a and a  c (S) 1/ 2   ˆj  kˆ 
(T) 3  2iˆ  ˆj  kˆ 
Codes:
I II III IV
(A) P Q T S
(B) R P Q T
(C) RT S P Q
(D) S Q P R

44. Match List-I with List-II:

List - I List - II
dy e 1 x/ y
y  2x  2x 2 y  c
3

(I)  (P)
dx  (x / y)  1 ex / y
y
dy 4xy  2 sin 1
(II)  (Q) x  ke x 0
dx 3y 2  2x 2
3
x dy  y dx  x 2  y 2 dx 1 y 
(III) (R) tan1 xy    3
3x
(IV) 
x 4  x dy  y dx   y 2 1  x 2 y 2   x dy  y dx   0 (S) x  ye x / y  c
y
sin1  
(T) x 2  ke x
0
Codes:
I II III IV
(A) S P Q R
(B) P R S T
(C) R T Q S
(D) S Q P T

45. Let A, B and I (Identify matrix) be the matrices of order 4 such that A  aij  44 , where aij  1 and
A  B I.
List - I List - II
(I) B  (P) 1

(II) B 2  4B  I  (Q) 0

(III) B 3  B2  8B  (R) 1

(IV) A 1  I is greater than (S) 4

(T) 1/4
Codes:
I II III IV
(A) P Q T QR
(B) P T Q S
(C) T Q P QRS
(D) Q P Q RS
46. Match the probabilities of these events:
List – I (Probability) List – II (Events)
4
(I) (P) E-1: The number chosen is even
63
7 E-2: The first, fifth and ninth digits of the chosen number
(II) (Q)
9 will be odd
4
(III) (R) E-3: The number will be greater than 3.108
9
5 E-4: The sum of digits used in the number on first two
(IV) (S)
42 places from the left, equals the digit used in the last place
(T) E-5: The number chosen is divisible by 6

Codes:
I II III IV
(A) P T Q R
(B) S PT R Q
(C) Q R P S
(D) S R PT Q

Section – B (Maximum Marks: 24)

1 0 0 7 0 2
47. A  0 2 0  & P  0 1 0  . Then det X 2  X where X  P 1AP is equal to
   
0 0 3  2 0 5 

2
 dy   dy 
48. If y  x sin  ln x  is the solution of x 2       2  xy    2y 2  x 2  0, then the value of () is:
 dx   dx 

1 3 m 2
49. Area bounded by y  f(x); x  ;x and x-axis is then (m + n) = ?
2 2 n
2 3 2 4 5 246 7
Given f(x)  x  x   x  x  ......... for x  1 .
3 3 5 357
3
50. If area bounded by the curve y  cos 1  sin x   sin1  cos x  & x-axis from  x  2 is equal
2
2 29
to , where k  N , then is equal to
k k

 
        1 
51. If vectors a   2sin , 2
  2

3  1 sin ,  3 sin  and b   2sin , 2cos ,
2   2
 are

 3 sin 

 2

orthogonal and the vector c   1, 2, cos2  makes an obtuse angle with z-axis, then
 tan2   cot 2    _______ (where [.] represents greatest integer function).

r 1 r 2 r6 5
52. If Tr  2r  4 2r  6 2r  11 , then T
r 0
r 
3r  9 3r  12 3r  18

 1
53. Let y = f(x) be a curve 'C1 ' passing through (2, 2) and  8,  and satisfying a differential
 2
2
 d2 y   dy 
equation y  2   2   .Curve 'C2 ' is the director circle of the circle x 2  y 2  2. If the
 dx   dx 
shortest distance between the curve C1 andC2 is p  q where p,q  N, then find the value of
p  q .
2

        
54. If a  b  c  1 and a  b  b  c  c  a  cos , then maximum value of  is

ANSWERS, HINTS & SOLUTIONS

Physics PART – I

Section – A
1. AC
K  mY M  m
Sol.  
K Y m m
2mK  q2B 2r 2
r  K 
qB 2m
m q2B 2r 2
KY  K 
M  m  2 M  m 
q2B2r 2  M 
Energy released = K Y  K    
2m  M  m 
2. AB
Sol.

C d

f1
2f2
3. AC
hc
Sol. EK  EL  ….(i)

K EK

K K

L EL
L
M EM

hc
EK  EM  …(ii)

hc hc hc
(ii) – (i)  EL  EM   
'   
1 1 1
 
B a  '
Also,  EK  EM   EK  EL   EL  EM 
hc hc hc
 
   '

4. BD
Sol. Let CAE   = constant

D
A  90 -  C
90 - 


E
At time t, DE = vt
AD = DE cot 
And DC = DE tan
AC  DE  tan   cot  
= vt  tan   cot  
Induced emf e = Bvl
e  Bv 2 t  tan   cot  
e  v 2 and e  t

5. AC
Sol. Let at any time, charge and current in the circuit are as shown.
I L
-
A q1 B - q2 = CV - q1
+ +

dq1
I
dt
Applying Kirchhoff’s law:
CV  q1 q1 dl CV  2q1 d2 q
 L  0   L 21
C C dt LC dt
2
d q1 2  CV  CV
   q1    q1  q
dt 2 LC  2  2
CV
 q1   A sin  t    ......(i)
2
2
Where    100rad / s
LC
CV
At t  0,q1  0  0   A sin  ….(ii)
2

dq1
Differentiating (i),  A cos  t   
dt
 I  A cos  t   

At t  0, I  0  0  A cos     …(iii)
2
CV
From (ii), A  
2
CV CV  
From (i), q1   sin  t  
2 2  2 
CV
 q1  1  cos t  …(iv)
2
 q1  50 1  cos100t  mc
CV
Now, q2  CV  q1  1  cos t  ….(v)
2
= 50 1  cos100t 
From (ii), I   A sin t

Current in the circuit is maximum for t  .
2
 CV
And for t  , we see from (iv) and (v) that q1  q2  .
2 2

6. ABCD
di1 di
Sol. At any time: L1  L2 2
dt dt
i1 i2
i1 L2
  Li di1   L 2 di2  L1i1  L 2i2   ….(i)
0 0 i2 L1
Total steady state current
E
i   i1  i2
R
From equation (i) and (ii)
EL 2 EL1
i1  ,i2 
R  L1  L 2  R L1  L 2 
1 1 L L  E2
U L eqi2   1 2  2
2 2  L1  L 2 R

7. A
Sol. (A)  2  3 , as there is no deviation
1  2 , as ray bends towards normal

(B) 1  2 , as ray bends away from normal

 2  3 , as ray bends away from normal

(C)  2  3 , as there is no deviation

1  2 , as ray bends

(D) 1  2 , as ray bends away from normal

 2  3 , as ray bonds away from normal

(E) 1  2 , as ray bends away from normal

 2  3 , as there is no deviation

8. A
0.529n2
Sol. rn  A
Z
So, (I)  (S)
12.5Z3
Magnetic field, B = T
n5
So, (II)  (T)
1
B
n5
2.2  106 Z
Vn 
n
1
Vn 
n
n  Vn 
So, (III)  (Q)
13.6Z2
Total energy, En  eV
n2
n  En 
So, (IV)  (P)

9. B
Sol. In nuclear fusion, two lighter nuclei fuse and make big nuclei. In this, mass defect is converted
into energy according to E = mc2.
In nuclear fission, heavy nuclei split into two or more than two smaller nuclei. In this process,
mass is converted into energy according to E = mc2
In   decay, neutron proton ratio decreases, so nucleus becomes more stable.
Both nuclear fission and nuclear fusion are exothermic reactions.
10. A
1 2
Sol. (I) Area OPMQO = r 
2
1 2
Flux in this area, 1  r B
2
Induced emf in this area,
d 1 dB
e1  1  r 2 
dt 2 dt
m

P Q

O B 
r

  1
Area OPQ = r sin   r cos    r 2 sin 
2
  2 2
Induced emf in OPQ

d2 1 2 dB
e2   r sin 
dt 2 dt
e2 will be only in part PQ, because in OQ and OP induced emf will be zero. Clearly, e2 <
e1, because area OPQ < area OPMQO.
Since B is increasing, so e.m.f. will be in anticlockwise direction. Hence end P will be
positive w.r.t. Q.
(II) Here emf in OPQ will be due to flux changing in area OMQ.
1
This area is r 2  . The entire emf will be in part PQ. End Q will be positive.
2
Q


O M P

1 2 dB
(III) Induced emf = r  . End P will be positive.
2 dt
1
(IV) Area in which flux is changing is less than r 2  . End Q will be positive.
2

Section – B
11. 1.33
Sol.
1 n
r

Surface -1 Surface -2
n 1 n 1 nR
From surface -1:   ;v 
v  R n 1
1 n 1 n 2 n n
From surface -2:   ,  
R v  2R R R R v  2R
2 n  v  2R  R 
   2v  4R  nv  nR
R R  v  2R 
On putting the value of v
nR n  nR
2  4R   nR
n 1 n  1
4
2nR  4nR  4R  n2R  n2R  nR, n 
3

12. 30.00
  1 2
Sol. I0  4I0 cos2  cos    
2 2 2 3


Therefore, path difference of the two beams producing intensity I0 on the screen is .
3
Optical path difference between two beams meeting on the screen is
 4   3 
x   S2P  t  t    S1P  t  t 
 3   2 
4 3
=  S 2P  S1P   t   
3 2
t
 x  dsin  
6
dy t  dy  t
     
D 6 3 D 3 6
D  t  1  6000  1010 0.6  10 6 
 y      3   
d  3 6  10  3 6 
1
=  3  10 7  3  10 4 m
10 3
 y = 30 mm

13. 23.55
Sol. Total number of ions in the rod
= number of ions per unit volume  volume of rod
 2
=  2  10 25   3.14   0.005    5  102  
The number of photons excited in one direction is equal to the total number of ions because all
ions are excited. Now, excited energy = number of excited photons  energy of photon
hc
=  7.85  1019  


=  7.85  10  
19
 6.6  1034    3  108 
6.6  10 7
= 23.55 W

14. 2.25
Sol. Let T1 be the initial temperature and T2 be the increased temperature of the black body.
According to Stefan’s law,
 T2  4
   81   3 
 T1 
Also, 1T1  2 T2 …(i)
 T 9000  T1 o
2  1 1   3000 A
T2 3T1
hf hf  1 1
Now,  W  eV0 or  W  13.6  2  2 
2 2 2 3 
Solving, we get, W = 2.25 eV

15. 90.00
Sol. v1

m 2m 
u 
2m

v2
mu  mv1 cos   2mv 2 cos 
mv1 sin   2mv 2 sin 
2 1 2 1
 mu   2mv 22
3 2  2
1 1 2 1
 mu   mv 12
3 2  2
u
Solving equations, v1  v 2 
3
    120o and   90o
16. 1.25
0I
Sol. The magnetic field at the center O due to the current in the larger loop is B  .
2R

r
V = 4 + 2.5 t S
R

If r is the resistance per unit length, then

potential difference 4  2.5t
I 
resistance 2 R.p
0 4  2.5t
B  
2R 2Rp
 r<<R, so the field B can be taken almost constant over the entire area of the smaller loop.
 The flux linked with the smaller loop is
 4  2.5t
  B  r 2  0   r 2
2R 2 Rp
d 0 r 2
Induced emf e    2.5
dt 4R2p
The corresponding current in the smaller loop is I’, then
e  r2 1
I'   0 2  2.5 
R 4R p 2rp
2.50 r 2.5  4  10 7  0.1
=   1.25A
8R2p2 2
8  1  10 4
2
 

17. 1.00
Sol. 6

10 V 4

18. 4.00
Sol. VC  VL  120
2
VR2   VC  VL   E 2y
2 2
VR2  120    200   VR  160
VR 160
I   4A
R 40

Chemistry PART – II

Section – A

19. CD
Sol. In both fluorite and antifluorite, 100% TVs are occupied and Zeff (number of formula unit) for both
is 4.

20. BD
Sol. mixing V  0; mixingH  0  Look for ideal solutions.

21. ABC
Sol. Dust is an aerosol and not a solid sol.

22. ABC
Sol. Caro’s acid H2SO5 contains peroxide group. Marshall’s acid H2S2O8 contains peroxo group. BaO2
is barium peroxide.
Above three contains peroxo group hence oxygen state of O is –1, whereas in K2O, O.S. is –2.

23. AC
Sol. 2Na2 S2 O3  I2  Na2 S4 O6  2Nal

24. ABC
Sol. A. Fe2  changes to brown-colored ring complex
B. NO  NO  e 

Fe 2  eO  Fe
C.
2+ 6
Fe 3d
7
Fe 3d
n=3
 eff  n  n  2   15  3.87 BM
Thus, (A), (B) and (C) are true.
D. sp3d2 Hybridisation.

25. A
Sol. (I  PR) C2H5OH + H2O = Azeotropic mixture (at a particular composition) shows positive
deviation.
(II  QT) C2H5Br  C2H5I  Ideal solution; obeys Raoult’s law.
III  QT  p A  PA o  A  Ideal solution (with non-volatile solute)
IV  PS  H2O  H2SO 4  Azeotropic mixture (at a particular composition) shows negative
deviation.
26. C
Sol. (P) = siderite = FeCO3
(Q) = Malachite = CuCO3  Cu  OH 2
(R) = Bauxite = Al2O3  2H2O
(S) = Calamine = ZnCO3
(T) = Argentite = Ag2S

27. D
Sol. I. 3Cu   dil  8HNO3  3Cu NO3 2  2NO  4H2 O
II. 3Cu   conc  4HNO3  Cu NO3  2  2NO2  2H2 O
III. 4Zn   dil  10HNO3  4Zn  NO3 2  N2 O  5H2 O
IV. Zn   conc  4HNO3  Zn NO3 2  2NO2  2H2 O

28. B
Sol. (I)
CH3 CH3
H2O
Cl Si Cl HO Si OH + 2HCl

CH3 CH3

CH3 CH3 CH3

Polymerisation
HO Si OH Si O Si

CH3 CH3 CH3

n
(II) 6XeF4  12H2 O  4Xe  2XeO3  24HF  3O2
HF reacts with glass as shown:
SiO2  6HF  2H  SiF62   2H2 O
This reaction is not possible with HCl, HBr and HI.
(III) 2Cl2  2H2 O  4HCl  O2
(IV) VCl5  H2 O  VOCl3  2HCl

Section – B

29. 45.00
Z M
Sol. d
NA  V
6M
 1.5  103 
12.5  8.0  3.0 
 6  10 
23
 3 
 
 109  
 M  45 kg / mol

30. 4000.00
r
Sol. For cubic void,  0.732
a
366 / 2
a  250 pm
0.732
Z M 1 125 100
d  3

NA  V   
6  10  250  1010
23
 7.5

100
Now, 300d  300   4000
7.5

31. 96.00
Sol. Tf  i K f .m
2 / 122   1 
 1.60  4.88   1     1 
26 / 1000   2 
   0.96 or 96%

32. 50.00
Sol. Loss in weight of solution  P
Loss in weight of water   Po  P 
1.25
1    3  1 
P o  P n1 0.01
Now,    90
P n2 0.98 49
18
   0.50 or 50%

33. 25.00
Sol. Number of adsorbate molecules
0.10  10 3
= 3
 6  1023  2.4  1017
0.25  10
0.06
 Effective surface area =  25  1020 m 2
2.4  1017

34. 600.00
Sol. Mass of NaCl used
1
=  585  1.2    5.85  1.2gm
100
5.85  1.2
Moles of NaCl used =  0.12
58.5
0.12  103
 Coagulation value =  600 millimole/litre
200
1000

35. 5.00
Sol. 2NaIO3  5NaHSO3  3NaHSO 4  2Na2SO 4  H2 O  I2
5 mol 1 mol

36. 2.00
Sol. Cr, Fe

Mathematics PART – III

Section – A

37. BCD
9 1 6 1 1
Sol.  P  A1    , P A2    & P  A3  
36 4 36 6 12
So, (B) is correct.
1 1 1
P  A1  A 2   P  A1  P  A 2    
6 4 24
So, (C) is correct.
P  A 3  A1  1
P  A 3 A1   
P  A1  9
So, (D) is correct.

38. ABCD
Sol.  3I  5A 2  A 3
 A 3  5A 2  3I  0
x 3   3  x  x 2   3x  2y  3z  1 x   4z  y  3   0
x3  5
2y  3z  7 & y  4z  6
So, x = 2, y = 2, z = 1

39. ABCD
Sol.  Q = (2, 4, 4)
Area of PQR  3cot 
QR  6 cot   QR sin   6 cos 
18
PR  6 cosec    3 sin 
PR
18
 QR sin    6 cos   3 sin 
PR
 63 3

40. ACD
1350 225 112
Sol.  p  1  1 
2022 337 337
m
So, m  112, n  337   16
7
 n must not be divisible by 2 or 3 or 337
 x n  n  2   n  3   n  337   n  6   n  674   n 1011  n  2022 
 1350

41. ABD
     
Sol.  a  b  c and b  c  a
   
a  b ab 
    
   
 a  b.b a  b.a b ...... (i)
   
 
and a. a  b  a.c
  
 a.c  0 & a.b  0 & c.a  0
2
 b  1 from (i)
2
So, (A) option a  0  0
      
 
a b c   a. b  c  a.a  a 2
 
  2 2 2 2
& abc  a  b  c 0
2
 2 a 1

42. BCD
dy x
Sol.   1 or 
dx y
 y  x  1 or x 2  y 2  25

43. C
         
Sol. (I).    
v  a  a  b   a  b a   a  a  b 
    ˆi  ˆj  kˆ   3  ˆi  ˆj  kˆ 

  4iˆ  2ˆj  2kˆ   2 2i  ˆj  kˆ 

  
(II). 
Any such vector is p    v  a     2iˆ  ˆj  k)
ˆ  (iˆ  ˆj  k) 
ˆ  6 ˆj  kˆ  
(III). Solve yourself
(IV). Solve yourself

44. A
Sol. Use homogeneous form.

45. D
Sol. A  aij  ,aij  1  A  0
44 '

A 2  4A  A 2  4A  I  I
A 3  16A
A 2  4A  I  1
and A 2  4B  3I  3I
 A  3I A  I  3I
A 
  I  .B  I
3 

A
 I  B 1
3
A
  I  B 1  B 1  I  0
3

46. D
Sol. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9
n  S   9!
(I) If the last digit from left is 9, then
First two digits (from left) 18, 27, 36, 45 (8 ways)
If the last digit is 8
then first two (1, 7), (2, 6), (3, 5) (6 ways)
If last is 7, then (1, 6), (2, 5), (3, 4) (6 ways)
If last is 6, then (1, 5), (2, 4) (4 ways)
If last is 5, then (1, 4), (2, 3) (4 ways)
If last is 4, then (1, 3) (2 ways)
If last is 3, then (1, 2) (2 ways)
32 ways
32.6! 32 4
Hence, n  S    
9! 9.8.7 63
(II) E-3: Unit place can be filled in 3, 4, ……, 9 = 7 ways
 n  S   7.8! (no restriction for others)
7
P  E-3  
9
2, 4, 6, 8
(III) E-1: Number of even
1, 3, 5, 7, 9
n  A   4 C1.8! (any one even on the last place and eight anywhere)
4.8! 4
P  E-1  
9! 9
Divisible by 6  divisible by 2 and 3.
Sum of all 9 digits is 45 and hence divisible by 3.
 Number must be even same as E-1.
(IV) For first, fifth and ninth place select 3 number in 5 C3 ways and arrange in 3! Ways.
5
C3 .3!.6! 5
 n  S   5 C3 .3!.6!; P E-2   
9! 42

Section – B

47. 144.00
Sol. det.  x 2  x   x 2  x
 x xI
 A A  I  144

48. 4.00
Sol. y  x sin  ln x 

dy cos  ln x 
 x  sin  ln x 
dx x
dy
 sin  ln x   cos  ln x 
dx
2
 dy  2
x 2    x 2  cos  ln x   sin  ln x  
dx
 
2
x 2  cos  ln x   sin  ln x       2  x 2 sin2 ln x     2  x 2
sin  ln x  cos  ln x   2x 2 sin2 ln x   x 2  0
22  4

49. 79.00
24 4 246 6
Sol.  f '(x)  1  2x 2  x  x  ....
3 35
 f '(x)  1  x f(x)  x 2 f '(x)
sin1 x
 f(x) 
1 x2
3 /2  /3  /3
sin1 x t2
  dx   dt 
1/ 2 1 x2 / 4
2 / 4
Put t  sin1 x
1 72
 
2 36
7 2

72

50. 7.25
5 3
Sol.  f(x)  y  x  x
2 2
 y  4  2x
1  2
 Area     k4
2 2 4

51. 3.00
   
Sol. Since a and b -are orthogonal  a  b  0
 
  
4 sin2   4 3  1 sin cos  3  0
2 2
 4 sin   2  3  1 sin   3  0
2

  2sin   1  2 sin   3   0
1  3
 sin  
or
2 2

and c  1,2,cos 2  makes an obtuse angle with z-axis.
 
 k  c  0  cos 2  0
1 3
Case I: When sin    cos2  
2 4

 cos2  cos2   sin2   0 (Hence rejected.)

 3 1
Case II: When sin    cos2  
2 4
 cos 2  cos 2   sin2   0
 3
sin  
2

and sin 0
2
4
   4m  
3
5
or   4m   .
3

52. 36.00
Sol. (I) C1  C1  C2 , then C2  C2  C3
1 4 r 6
 2 5 2r  11  0
3 6 3r  18
(II) R2  R2  2R1 and R3  R3  3R1
1 4 r6
0 3 1 6
0 6 0
5
(III)   Tr  6  6  .......  6  6  36

r 0 6 times

53. 62.00
2
 d2 y   dy 
Sol. y  2   2 
 dx   dx 
y " 2y '

y' y
In y '  2ln y  lna
y

(2, 2)

x’ x

y' dy
2
 a  2  adx
y y
1
  ax  b
y

 1
Since, curve is passing through (2, 2) and  8, 
 2
1
 2a  b  ...(i)
2
8a  b  2 ...(ii)
Solving (i) and (ii)
1
a   ,b  0
4
 C1 : xy  4
Curve C2 is x 2  y 2  4
 SD between curves is  2 2  2  8  2
 p2  q  64  2  62

54. 2.09
     
aa a b a  c
   2      
Sol. a b c   b  a b b b c -
 
     
ca c b c c
1 cos  cos 
 cos  1 cos 
cos  cos  1
 2cos3   3cos 2   1
2
  2cos   11  cos  
   2
a b c   0  1  2cos   0
 
1 2
 cos      
2 3

 The test consists of total 54 questions.

 Each subject (PCM) has 18 questions.
 This question paper contains Three Parts.
 Part-I is Physics, Part-II is Chemistry and Part-III is Mathematics.
 Each Part is further divided into Two Sections: Section-A & Section-B.
Section – A (01 – 04, 19 – 22, 37 – 40): This section contains TWELVE (12) questions. Each question has
FOUR options. ONLY ONE of these four options is the correct answer.
Section – A (05 –10, 23 – 28, 41 – 46): This section contains EIGHTEEN (18) questions. Each question has
FOUR options. ONE OR MORE THAN ONE of these four option(s) is(are) correct answer(s).
Section – B (11 – 18, 29 – 36, 47 – 54): This section contains TWENTY FOUR (24) numerical based
questions. The answer to each question is a Single Digit Integer, ranging from 0 to 9 both inclusive.

Physics PART – I

Section – A (Maximum Marks: 12)

This section contains FOUR (04) questions. Each question has FOUR options. ONLY ONE of these four
options is the correct answer.

1. A cylindrical vessel of diameter 12 cm contains 800  cm3 of water. A cylindrical glass piece of
diameter 8.0 cm and height 8.0 cm is placed in the vessel. If the bottom of the vessel under the
glass piece is seen by the paraxial rays, locate its image. The index of refraction of glass is 1.50
and that of water is 1.33.

water

8 cm

8 cm
12 cm
(A) 9.2 cm above the bottom (B) 12.5 cm above the bottom
(C) 7.1 cm above the bottom (D) 7.1 cm above below the bottom

2. Figure shows a narrow –slit S illuminated by a monochromatic L

S1
light of wavelength  in a double –slit experiment. In the path of
S
the rays reaching the upper slit S1, a tube of length L is
interposed in which the index of refraction of the medium varies S2
linearly as shown in figure. The position of the central maximum
Screen
in the interference pattern on the screen was displaced by N
fringes. Find the value of N in terms of  0 , L and  . 

1.50  1 L  0  1 L 20
(A) (B)
  0
3  0  1 L 2  0  1 L L L
x
(C) (D)
2 3 2

ke2
3. If potential energy between a proton and an electron is given by U  , where e is the charge
2R3
of electron and R is the radius of atom, then radius of Bohr’s orbit is given by (h = Planck’s
constant, k = constant)
ke2m 62 ke2m
(A) 2
(B)
h n2 h2
2 ke2m 42 ke2m
(C) 2
(D)
n h n2h2

4. The natural frequency of the circuit shown in figure is C C

1
(A)
LC
1 L L
(B)
2LC
2
(C)
LC
(D) None of these

Section – A (Maximum Marks: 24)

This section contains SIX (06) questions. Each question has FOUR options (A), (B), (C) and (D). ONE OR
MORE THAN ONE of these four option(s) is (are) correct answer(s).

5. A parallel beam of light    500 nm  is incident at an angle   30o with the normal to the slit
plane in Young’s double-slit experiment. Assume that the intensity due to each slit at any point on
the screen is I0. Point O is equidistant from S1 and S2. The distance between slits is 1 mm. Then

S1
S 
O
S2

(A) The intensity at O is 4I0

(B) The intensity at O is zero
(C) The intensity at a point on the screen 1 m below O is 4I0
(D) The intensity at a point on the screen 1 m below O is zero

6. The figure shows the results of an experiment involving photoelectric effect. The graphs A, B, C
and D relate to a light beam having different wavelengths. Select the correct alternative:
i

A
B
C
D

(A) Beam B has highest frequency

(B) Beam C has longest wavelength
(C) Beam A has highest rate of photoelectric emission
(D) Photoelectrons emitted by B have highest momentum

7. An X-ray tube is operated at 6.6 kV. In the continuous spectrum of the emitted X-rays, which of
the following frequencies will be missing?
(A) 1018 Hz (B) 1.5  1018 Hz
(C) 2  1018 Hz (D) 2.5  1018 Hz

8. The conductor AD moves to the right in a uniform magnetic field directed into the plane of the
paper.
   D  
     

    v  R

  B    

   A   
(A) The free electron in AD will move toward A
(B) D will acquire a positive potential with respect to A
(C) A current will flow from A to D in AD in closed loop
(D) The current in AD flows from lower to higher potential

9. The magnetic flux  linked with a conducting coil depends on time as   4t n  6 , where n is a
positive constant. The induced emf in the coil is e.
(A) If 0  n  1, e  0 and e decreases with time.
(B) If n = 1, e is constant
(C) If n > 1, e increases with time
(D) If n  1, e decreases with time

10. In a region there exists a magnetic field B0 along positive x-axis. A metallic wire of length 2a, one
side along x-axis and one side parallel of y-axis rotates about y-axis with a angular velocity. Then
at the instant shown
y

R
B

P x
a Q

z
(A) Potential difference across PQ is 0
1
(B) Potential difference across PQ is B0 a2
2
1
(C) Potential difference across QR is B0 a2
2
(D) Potential difference across QR is B0 a2

Section – B (Maximum Marks: 24)

This section contains EIGHT (08) numerical based questions. The answer to each question is a Single
Digit Integer, ranging from 0 to 9 both inclusive.

11. An element of atomic number 9 emits K  X-ray of wavelength  . Find the atomic number of the
element which emits K  X-ray of wavelength 4 .

12. In the spectrum of singly ionized helium, the wavelength of a line observed is almost the same as
the first line of Balmer series of hydrogen. It is due to transition of electron from n1  6 to n2  X .
What is the value of X?

13. Find the quantum number ‘n’ corresponding to exciting state of He+ ion if on transition to the
o o
ground state that ion emits two photons in succession with wavelength 1026.7 A and 304 A .
R  1.096  107 / m 
14. Nuclei A and B convert into a stable nucleus C. Nucleus A is converted into C by emitting
2  particle and 3  particles . Nucleus B is converted into C by emitting one   particle and
5  particle . At time t = 0, nuclei of A are 4N0 and nuclei of B are N0. Initially, number of nuclei
of C are zero. Half-life of A (into conversion of C) is 1 min and that of B is 2 min. Find the time (in
minutes) at which rate of disintegration of A and B are equal.

 1
15. The half-life of a radioactive nuclide is 20 h. It is found that the fraction   of original activity
x
remains after 40 hours? What is the value of x?

16. Figure shows a conducting rod of length l = 10 cm, resistance R and M P

mass m = 100 mg moving vertically downward due to gravity. Other
B
parts are kept fixed. Magnetic field is B = 1 T. MN and PQ are vertical,
smooth, conducting rails. The capacitance of the capacitor is C = 10 mF.
The rod is released from rest. Find the maximum current (in mA) in the
circuit.

N Q

17. A copper wire of length 2 m placed perpendicular to the plane of magnetic field B  2iˆ  4 ˆj T . If  
it moves with velocity  4iˆ  6ˆj  8kˆ  m / sec . Calculate the magnitude of dynamic emf (in volt)
across its ends.

18. Figure shows a part of a bigger circuit. The capacity of the +

capacitor is 6 mF and is decreasing at the constant rate 2H 6 mF
0.5 mF s-1. The potential difference across the capacitor at the
shown moment is changing as follows: 4
dV d2 V 1
 2Vs 1, 2  Vs 2
dt dt 2
3A
The current in the 4 resistor is decreasing at the rate of 1 mA
s-1. What is the potential difference (in mV) across the inductor at
this moment?

Chemistry PART – II

Section – A (Maximum Marks: 12)

This section contains FOUR (04) questions. Each question has FOUR options. ONLY ONE of these four
options is the correct answer.

19. Chlorine reacts with excess of ammonia to form

(A) NH4Cl (B) N2 + HCl
(C) N2 + NH4Cl (D) N2  NCl3

20. The products of the chemical reaction between Na2 S2O3 ,Cl2 and H2O are
(A) S, HCl, Na2SO4 (B) S, HCl, Na2S
(C) S, HCl, Na2SO3 (D) S, NaClO3

21. Which of the following ions will finally give a black precipitate with Ag ion?
(A) SO32 (B) Br 
(C) CrO24 (D) S2 O32 

22. Morphine narcotic are obtained from:

(A) Opium (B) Avena
(C) Datura (D) All of these

Section – A (Maximum Marks: 24)

This section contains SIX (06) questions. Each question has FOUR options (A), (B), (C) and (D). ONE OR
MORE THAN ONE of these four option(s) is (are) correct answer(s).

23. For the spinel structure  MgAl2 O4  , the correct statement is/are
(A) 50% OVs are occupied by ions.
(B) Al3+ is equally distributed in TVs and OVs.
(C) Oxide ions occupy ccp lattice.
(D) 12.5% TVs are occupied by ions.

24. 2 L of 1 molar solution of a complex salt CrCl3  6H2 O (M.W. = 266.5) at 27oC, shows an osmotic
pressure of 98.52 atm. The solution is now treated with 1 L of 6 M AgNO3, which of the following
are correct?
(A) Weight of AgCl precipitated is 861 g.
(B) The clear solution will show an osmotic pressure of 98.52 atm.
(C) The clear solution will show an osmotic pressure of 65.68 atm.
(D) 2 mol of Cr  H2 O 6 NO3 3  will be present in the solution.

25. The correct statement(s) about surface properties is(are)

(A) Adsorption is accompanied by decrease in enthalpy and decrease in entropy of the system
(B) The critical temperatures of ethane and nitrogen are 563 K and 126 K, respectively. The
adsorption of ethane will be more than that of nitrogen on same amount of activated charcoal
at a given temperature
(C) Cloud is an emulsion type of colloid in which liquid in dispersed phase and gas is dispersion
medium
(D) Brownian motion of colloidal particles does not depend on the size of the particles but
depends on viscosity of the solution

26. Which of the following are correctly matched?

(A) Malachite : CuCO3  Cu  OH 2
(B) Chalcopyrite : CuFeS2
(C) Copper glance : Cu2 S
(D) Azurite : Cu2 O

27. Which of the following represent the correct sequence of indicated property?
(A) Mn2   Ni2   Co2   Fe2  : magnetic moment
(B) FeO  CoO  NiO : basic character
(C) Sc  Ti  Cr  Mn : number of oxidation states
(D) One unpaired electron has spin only magnetic moment = 1.73 BM

28. 
CaCO3   A  B  gas 
A  H2O  C
C B  D  H2 O
(white ppt.)
Boil
D  B  gas   E 
BaCl
 D
2

(water Soluble) (white ppt.)

Select the correct option(s) for white ppt. shown in the above reactions:
(A) CaCO3 (B) MgCO3
(C) BaCO3 (D) Na2CO3

Section – B (Maximum Marks: 24)

This section contains EIGHT (08) numerical based questions. The answer to each question is a Single
Digit Integer, ranging from 0 to 9 both inclusive.

29. If a solid A BO having ZnS (sphalerite) structure is heated so that the ions along two of the axis
passing through the face center particles are lost and bivalent ion (Z) enters here to maintain the
electrical neutrality, so that the new formula unit becomes A xBy Z c , report the value of x + y + c.

30. The osmotic pressure of urea solution at 10oC is 200 mm. becomes 105.3 mm when it is diluted
and temperature raised to 25oC. The extent of dilution is

31. Amongst the following, how many ores can be concentrated by froth flotation process:
Galena, Sphalerite, Cassiterite, Calamine, Chalcocite, Haematite

32. A list of species having the formula XZ4 is given below:

2 2 2 2
XeF4 , SiF4 , BrF4 , Cu NH3  4  , FeCl4  , CoCl4  and PtCl4  .
Defining shape on the basis of the location of X and Z atoms, the total number of species having
a square planar shape is

33. In a given sample of bleaching powder, the percentage of available chlorine is 49. The volume in
liters of chlorine obtained if 20 g of the sample is treated with HCl at STP is

34. Out of the following how many of them are colored compound:
MnOO4 ,Cr2 O72  ,CrO 42  ,Sc 3  ,Ti4  ,Zn2  , Mn3  , Cu2 , Fe2  ,Fe3 

35. How many pairs of enantiomers are possible for [M(AA) (BC) de]?
where AA  symmetrical bidented ligand
BC  unsymmetrical bidented ligand and
d, e  monodented ligand

36. An aqueous solution contains Hg2  , Hg22  , Pb2  and Cd2  . Out of these, how many ions will
produce white precipitate with dilute HCl?

Mathematics PART – III

Section – A (Maximum Marks: 12)

This section contains FOUR (04) questions. Each question has FOUR options. ONLY ONE of these four
options is the correct answer.

x2  4
37. Area by the curve f  x   and line y  1
x2  4
(A)  (B) 2
(C) 3 (D) 4

38. If A is a symmetric matrix such that A  aij  33 , all aij are decimal digits except zero, so number
of matrices A for tr  A   12 is
2 2
(A) 3  3  (B) 5  3 
2 2
(C) 7  3  (D) 9  3 

1 3
39. Two men X and Y have two independent target to shoot, both having probability and
3 5
respectively. Then, probability of Y require more shots than A is
1 2
(A) (B)
11 11
3 4
(C) (D)
11 11

        
40. If a  2, b  5, c  8 , where a, b, c are vectors such that a b c   80 , then value of
 
      
  
b  c .  a  c    a  c   2b has number of divisors
(A) 9 (B) 11
(C) 12 (D) 24

Section – A (Maximum Marks: 24)

This section contains SIX (06) questions. Each question has FOUR options (A), (B), (C) and (D). ONE OR
MORE THAN ONE of these four option(s) is (are) correct answer(s).

2x 0
4 3
41. If f  x  is a differentiable function satisfying  xf  t  dt  2 tf  2t  dt  2x  2x for all x  R , then
0 x
which of the following is/are correct?
3
(A) f  x   
4
(B) f  x  is not differentiable at exactly one value of x
(C) Area bounded by y  f  x  and x-axis is equal to 2
f x
(D) lim exists and equal to 3
x 1  x  1

42. If the linear equations

8x  y  4z  2
xyz 0
x  3y  
has infinitely many solutions, then
   
(A) Vectors  ˆi  ˆj  kˆ and    3  ˆi  ˆj  3kˆ are orthogonal to each other
 1
(B) Distance of a plane 8x  y  4z  2  0 from  , ,   is 4
 2
 1   
(C) Distance of plane 8x  y  4z  2  0 from  , ,   is   
 2     1 
(D) Equations  a  b  c      2  has 21 positive integral solutions for (a, b, c) triplets

x 2  x 2x  1 x  3
43. If x  R and f  x   3x  1 x 2  2 x 3  3 is a polynomial of degree “7”
x3 x2  4 2x
7 6 5
a0 x  a1x  a2 x  .......  a6 x  a7 , then
k6 k6
k
(A) a
k 0
k  111 (B)   1
k 0
.ak  11
k6 k4
k
(C)   1
k 0
.ak  53 (D) a
k 1
2k 1  100

2 1 1
44. If A and B are two events such that P  B A   and P  A B   and P  A  B   , then
5 7 9
5 1
(A) P  A ' B   (B) P  A ' B '  
6 18
1 2
(C) P  A  B   (D) P  A  B '  
6 3

45. Let f : R   0, 1 be a continuous function, then which of the following pair of vectors are linearly
dependent for some x   0, 1 ?
   
(A) a  f  x  î  2ˆj, b  x 2 î  3 ˆj (B) a  f  x  î  3 ˆj, b  x 2 î  2ˆj
  1 x     1 x  
(C) a    f  t  dt  î  3ˆj, b  xiˆ  2jˆ (D) a    f  t  dt  î  2ˆj, b  xiˆ  3ˆj
 0   0 

1
dy
46. If y  f  x  is a solution of x 2  y 2 .e x  x  0 and lim f  x   1 , then
dx x 0

1
(A) lim f  x   1 (B) Range of f  x  is  0, 1   
x 
2 
e 0
1
(C) lim f  x   (D)  f  x  dx   f  x  dx
x  2 0 e

Section – B (Maximum Marks: 24)

This section contains EIGHT (08) numerical based questions. The answer to each question is a Single
Digit Integer, ranging from 0 to 9 both inclusive.

 2 1 3 4   3 4   ABC 
47. Let three matrices A  
4 1 ; B  2 3  and C  2 3  , then t r  A   t r  
       2 
2 3
 A BC    A  BC  
tr    Tr    ........   
 2   2 
   

 r 3r  1 n
48. Let A r   1  , then the value of lim det  A  is equal to:
 r
0  n
r 1
 2r 

49. Let uˆ and vˆ are unit vectors and ŵ is a vector such that uˆ  vˆ  uˆ  w
ˆ and w
ˆ  uˆ  v.
ˆ Then the
 
value of u v w is:

50. Find the number of points, whose perpendicular distance from yz, zx and xy-planes are in A.P.
and whose distance from x, y and z-axes are 13, 10 and 5 respectively.

a2   2 ab  c ca  b  c b
3
51. If ab  c b 2   2 bc  a c  
a  1  a2  b2  c 2  , find .
ca  b bc  a c 2  2 b a 

 x  f(x)
52. If f    x,y  R and f '(1) exists, and area under the curve f(x) bounded by x-axis, x = 0
 y  f(y)
1 n  r 
and x = 1 is , then find lim  er /n f   .
3 n   n
r 1  

53. If area of the region given by inequalities 0  y  4  x 2 and x  y  x  2 is ‘A’ square units, then
[A] is (where [A] denotes greatest integer function)

54. A person is known to speak truth 3 out of 4 times. He throws a dice and responds that it is a six. If
the probability that it is actually a six is P, find the ten’s digit in 1000P.

ANSWERS, HINTS & SOLUTIONS

Physics PART – I

Section – A

1. C
Sol. Given r = 6 cm, r1 = 4 cm, h1 = 8 cm
Let h = final height of water column
The volume of the cylindrical water column after the glass piece is put will be
r 2h  800  r12h1
r 2h  800  r12h1
2 2
6 h  800   4  8
800  128 928
h   25.7cm
36 36
There are two shifts due to glass block as well as water
Total shift = ( 2.66 + 4.44) = 7.1 cm above the bottom.

2. A
Sol. Optical path difference,
L /2 L /2
 2x 
x  2  dx  L  20   1   dx  L
0 0 L 
3
 0L  L  1.5  0  1 L
2
Now, x  N'
x 1.50  1 L
N 
 

3. B
ke2 dU 3ke2
Sol. U 3
,F   
2R dR 2R 4
mv 2 mv 2 3ke2
But, F   
R R 2R4

nh
Also, mvR 
2
62ke2m
Solve to get R 
n2 h2

4. A
1 1 1
Sol.   
L eqCeq 2LC LC
2

5. ABCD
Sol. x at O = d [path difference is maximum at O]
5
So, if d  , O will be a minima. If d  , O will be a maxima.
2
5
If d  , O will be a minima and hence intensity is minimum.
2
If d  4.8, then total 10 minima can be observed on the screen, 5 above O and 5 below O,
which correspond to
 3 5 7 9
x   ,  ,  ,  , 
2 2 2 2 2

6. ABCD
1
Sol. Stopping potential  frequency 
wavelength
Saturation current  rate of photoelectron emission
Also, K max  hv  , p  2mK

7. CD
Sol. V  6.6 kV  6600 V
eV 1.6  10 19  6600
Now, fmax  
h 6.6  10 34

8. ABCD
Sol. Use concept of motional emf.

9. ABC
Sol.   4t n  6
d
 4nt n 1
dt
4n
e  4nt n 1, e 
t1n

10. AD
Sol. PQ is parallel to magnetic field, hence no emf is induced in it. QR is  perpendicular to magnetic
field. Induced emf  Bvl  B0 aa  B0 a2 .

Section – B

11. 5
2
Sol. For K  X-ray,  Z  1   constant.
2 2
Hence,  9  1    Z  1  4 
2 64
 Z  1   16
4
Z–1=4
Or Z = 5

12. 4
Sol. For the first line of Balmer series of hydrogen
1  1 1  5R 36
 R 2  2   
  2 3  36 5R
For singly ionized helium Z = 2
1  1 1
 4R  2  2 
'  n2 n1 
 1 1  5R
Given  '    4R  2  2  
 n2 n1  36
 n2  4

13. 6
Sol. According to conservation of energy
hc hc 1 1
  RchZ 2  2  2 
1 2 1 n 
n=6

14. 6
Sol. We have to find the time at which  A NA  BNB
 In2   In2  B t
   t
 4N0 e A  N0   
 e  
 TA   TB 
e A B   8
  t

  A  B  t  In8  3 In 2 
 In2 In2 
   t  3In  2   t  6min
 1 2 

15. 4
t 40 hours
Sol. We have  2
t1/2 20 hours
A0 A A
Thus, A  t /t1/2
 20  0
2 2 4
So one fourth of the original activity will remain after 40 hours.

16. 5
Sol. q

C C
R
i
B
 ilB
Blv R
mg v
dv
By Newton’s law, mg – ilB = m …..(i)
dt
q
Using KVL Blv = iR  ….(ii)
C
Differentiating equation (ii) w.r.t. time, we get
dv di i
Bl R  ….(iii)
dt dt C
dv
Eliminating from equations (i) and (iii), we get
dt
m  di i 
mg  ilB  R  
Bl  dt C 
 di mi 
 mg Bl  iB 2l2  m  R   ….(iv)
 dt C 
dv
I will be maximum when  0 . Use this in equation (iv)
dt
 mg BlC  i  B 2l2C  m 
mgBlC
 imax 
m  B2 l 2 C

17. 8
Sol. Dynamic emf
     

ed  l  v  B  l  B  v  
ˆi ˆj kˆ
 
 
B  v  2 4 0  ˆi  32  0   ˆj 16  0   kˆ 12  16 
4 6 8
= 32iˆ  16ˆj  4kˆ
 
ed  2kˆ  32iˆ  16ˆj  4kˆ  8volt 
18. 4
dq dv dC
Sol. q  CV, I  C V ,IL  I0  I
dt dt dt
dlL dl0  d2 V dV dC d2 C 
  C 2   v 2 
dt dt  dt dt dt dt 

+
L= 2 H q I

I0 =3A

 1 
= 1 103  6  103   2  0.5  10 3   2  0.5  103   0 
 2 
= 2  103 A / s
dl
VL  L L  2  2  10 3  4  10 3 V  4mV
dt

Chemistry PART – II

Section – A

19. C
Sol. 3Cl2  8NH3  N2  6NH4 Cl

20. A
Sol. Na2 S2O3  H2O  Cl2  Na2SO 4  S  2HCl

21. D
H2 O
Sol. 2Ag  S2 O32   Ag2 S2 O3   Ag2 S  H2SO 4
(white ppt.) (Balck ppt)

22. A
Sol. Morphine narcotics are sometimes referred to as opiates, since they are obtained from the opium
poppy.

23. ACD
Sol. For spinel structure, O2- ions form fcc arrangement.
 Number of TV = 8, Number of OV = 4
1 1
Number of Mg2  ions   TV   8  1
8 8
1 1
Number of Al3  ions   OV   4  2
2 2
So, 50% OVs are occupied and 1/8th, i.e., 12.5% TVs are occupied.

24. ACD
Sol. CrCl3  6H2 O
  iCRT
98.52  i  1 0.0821 300
i  4
 CrCl3  6H2 O can be written as,
3
Cr  H2 O  6  Cl3  Cr H2 O 6   3Cl
1 0 0
1   3
3 mol of AgNO3 will react with 1 mol of Cr  H2 O 6 Cl3 .
Cr H2 O 6 Cl3  3AgNO3  Cr H2 O  6  NO3 3  3AgCl
Moles 2  1  2 1 6  6 0 0
0 0 2 6
 Moles of AgCl formed = 6
Weight of AgCl formed = 6  143.5  861 g
2
  CRT  1  3    0.0821 300  4  65.68 atm
3

25. AB
Sol. [Statements (A) and (B) are correct]
In adsorption process both H and S is –ve. Higher the critical temperature of a gas higher the
extent of adsorption. Cloud is not an emulsion. [Statement (C) is wrong] Brownian motion
depends on the size of the particles. [Statement (D) is also wrong].

26. ABC
Sol. Option (D) is wrong as Azurite is Cu3  CO3 2  OH2

27. BCD
Sol. The number of unpaired electrons of the ions in the given choices are
2+
Mn2   n  5  ;Ni2   n  2  ,Co2  n  3  and Fe (n = 4)

28. AC
Sol.

Ba/CaCO 3(s) Ba/CaO(s) + CO 2
(A) (B)
H 2O Ba/Ca(OH) 2
(C)

Ba/Ca(OH) 2 Ba/CaCO 3
(C) (D)
CO 2

Ba/CaCO3(s) Boil
BaCl2 Ba/Ca(HCO3)2
(white)
(F) Soluble
(E)

Section – B

29. 7
Sol. For ZnS structure,  Zeff of ZnS  4 
Number of BO = 4/unit cell (corner + face center)
Number of A  = 4/unit cell (in alternate TVs)
Number of BO ions removed = 4 (Two from each axis passing through the face center)
1
  per face center share   2
2
Number of B  ions left = 4 – 2 =2/unit cell
Number of Z2- ions entering in place of BO = 1.
[ To maintain electrical neutrality, 2BO  1 Z 2 ]
Formula = A4B2Z1
 x  y  c  4  2 1 7

30. 2
Sol. Let 1  200 mm : T1  283
2  105.3;T2  298
n
Now,   RT
V

n
At T1,200  R  283 …(i)
V1
n
At T2 ,105.3   R  298 …(ii)
V2
Dividing Eq. (i) by Eq. (ii), we get
200 V 283
 2  V2  2V1
105.3 V1 298

31. 3
Sol. Galena (PbS), sphalerite (Zn, Fe)S, chalcocite (Cu2S).

32. 4
 2 2
Sol. XeF4 ,BrF4O  Cu NH3  4  ,PtCl4 

33. 3
49 22.4
Sol. Volume of Cl2 =  20  3L
100 71

34. 7
o
Sol. MnOO4 ,Cr2 O72  ,CrO42  (they have 3d configuration yet they are colored due to charge transfer
theory) Mn3   3d4  ,Cu2   3d9 ,Fe2   3d5  , all are colored due to the presence of unpaired
electrons. Colorless ions are:
Sc 3   3d0  ,Ti4   3d0  ,Zn2   3d10 

35. 5
Sol. d d
A e A e

M M
A C A B
B C
O.A. O.A.
e e
A d A d
M M
A C A B
B
O.A. C
O.A.
d
A B

M
A C
e
O.A.
Five pairs of enantiomers are possible.

36. 2
Sol. Hg22  , Pb2  given white ppt. of HgCl2 and PbCl2 with dil. HCl

Mathematics PART – III

Section – A

37. D
1
1 x 
Sol. 4  dx  4  2   4
1 1 x 2

38. C
Sol.  1, 2, 9  ; 1, 3, 8 ; 1, 4, 7 ; 1, 5, 6  ;  2, 3, 7  ;  2, 4, 6  ;  3, 4, 5 
2
For tr  A   12 , so 7 C1   3  are cases.

39. B
Sol. Let n shots for X.
n 1 n
2 1 1 2
So, probability p1    .   
3 3 23
and m shots for Y
m 1
2 3
so, probability p2    .
5 5
 n
2

m  n 1
p2   
5
So, P  m  n 
 n
1  4  2

n 1 2
.  
15
  11

40. C
     
Sol.  a b c   80  a, b, c are mutually perpendicular vectors.
      
  
 Value of b  c .  a  c    a  c   2b is equal to 306  32  2  17
So, 12 divisors.

41. ABD
2x 0
Sol. x.  f  t  dt  2 tf  2t  dt  2x 4  2x 3
0 x
2x
 x  2f  2x    1.  f  t  dt  2x.f  2x   8x 3  6x 2
0
2x
3
  f  t  dt  8x  6x 2
0

 f  2x  .2  24x 2  12x
 f  2x   12x 2  6x
x2 x
 f  x   12.  6.
4 2
 f  x   3x 2  3x

42. ACD
8 2 4 8 1 4
Sol.  1 0 1  1 1 1 0
  0  3 0
   4 &   2
So, (A) is correct as 4iˆ  ˆj  2kˆ and ˆi  2jˆ  3kˆ are perpendicular.
10
(B) is not correct as distance.
3
4  10
(C) is correct as   2  
 3  3
(D) is correct as a  b  c  8 , so 8 1C3 1  7 C2  21

43. ACD
Sol.  f 1  132 & f  0   21  a7
 (A) is correct, 132  21  111
f  1  a0  a1  a2  a3 .........  a6  a7
32    a0  a1  a2  a3 ........  a6   21
k 6
k
   1 .ak  53
k 0

f 1  f  1  100

44. ABC
1
Sol.  P  A  B 
9
2
 P B A  
5
P B  A  2
 
PA 5
19 2
 
PA 5
5
 PA 
18
7
& P B  
9
1 5
 P  A ' B   1  P  A only   1  
6 6

45. BCD
Sol.  2f  x   3x 2  0
For (B), let g  x   2f  x   3x 2
g  0   0 & g 1  0
Similarly for (C) and (D).

46. BCD
1
1
dy e x 1 
Sol.  2  2 dx    e x  c
y x y
1
y 1
1 ex
1 1
So, lim f  x   
x  1 1 2
1
1
and y   e x  1  x has no solution
2
1
So, range is  0, 1    .
2 

Section – B

47. 6
 3 4   3 4  1 0
Sol. BC       BC    I
 2 3   2 3  0 1 
A A
t r  A   t r    t r  2   ......
2
  2 
1 1
 tr  A   t r  A   2 tr  A   ........
2 2
tr  A 
  2t r (A)
 1
1  
 2
 2  2  1  6

48. 2
r
Sol. Ar 
2r
n
Let lim  dt  A r   S
n
r 1

1 2 3 4
 S 2  3  4  ....... ...(i)
2 2 2 2
1 1 2 3
 S  2  3  4  ...... ...(ii)
2 2 2 2
On eqns. (ii) – (i),
S 1 1 1
     .......
2 2 22 23
 S2

49. 1
      
Sol. Given that u  v  u  w and w  u  v -
    
 u  v  u   u  v
   
 u  v   u  v
    
 v  u  v  u  v
    
 u  v  u  0  u  v   0
         
Now, u v w   u   u  w   u v  u  v  u 
     
 u  v   u  v   v  u
       
 u  v 2 u   u  v  v  v  u
 
 v 2u 2  1

50. 8
Sol. As perpendicular distance are in A.P.
Let a  d , a , a  d be these distances.
So, the coordinates of point P are
 (a  d), a,  (a  d)
Now, distance from P of x-axis, y-axis and z-axis are respectively,
2a2  d2  2ad  5 ...(i)
2a2  2d2  10 ...(ii)
2 2
2a  d  2ad  13 ...(iii)
Solving eqns. (i) and (iii), we get
4ad  8 .
Substituting in eqn. (ii)
4
2
 d2  5
d
 d2  1 or 4
 d  1, a  2
So, points are  1,  2,  3  . (There will be 8 such points)

51. 1
Sol. We observe that the elements in the perfector are the cofactors of the corresponding elements of
the post factor.
Hence L. H. S
 c b
3
 c  a     2  a2  b2  c 2  
b a 
3

 1  a2  b2  c 2    1

52. 1
 x  f(x)
Sol. If f    x, y  R
 y  f(y)

f(1  h)  f(1)
 f '(1)  lim
h 0 h
f 1  h   1
 f '(1)  lim ...(i) f(1)  1
h 0 h
f  x  h   f(x)
Now, f '(x)  lim
h 0 h
 x h
f 1
 x 
 lim f(x)
h 0 h
 h
f 1    1
x
 f(x)lim 
h 0 h
x
x
f(x)
 f '(1) from equation (i)
x
f(x)
 f '(x)   k where, f '(1)  k
x
 f(x)  x k  c for x  1, f(x)  1  c  0
 f(x)  x k

1 1
Now, Area   f(x)dx 
0 3
1
 xk 1  1
   k 2
 k  1 0 3
So, f(x)  x 2
n  r n
 r 1 1
Now, lim  er /n f   lim   er /n      ex  x  dx  1
 
 n  n n
n n  0
r 1 r 1 

53. 5
Sol.

-2 2

A  2
 A  5
54. 7
Sol. Let
E = the event that A reports it is six
E1 : six turns up when a dice is thrown.
E2 : six does not turns up when a dice is thrown.

E 
Probability that six actually showed up if A reported that of was a six  P  1 
E
E 
P(E1 )  P  1 
E 
P 1  
P  1 
E  E E
E
  P(E)  E  E 
P(E1 )  P  1   P(E2 )  P  2 
E E 
E
P   = Probability that the person reports six when it actually showed
 E1 
= Probability that he speak truth = ¾
E 
P   = Probability that the person reports six when it did not show six
 E2 
3 1
= Probability that he lies  1  
4 4
1 5
Also, P(E)  andP(E 2 ) 
6 6
1 3 1

 E1  6 4 8 3
P    
E
  1 3 5 1 1 5 8
   
6 4 6 4 8 24
3
 1000P  1000   375
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JEE (Main)-2024
TEST DATE: 15-09-2023
Time Allotted: 3 Hours Maximum Marks: 300

General Instructions:

 The test consists of total 90 questions.

 Each subject (PCM) has 30 questions.

 This question paper contains Three Parts.

 Part-A is Physics, Part-B is Chemistry and Part-C is Mathematics.

 Each part has only two sections: Section-A and Section-B.

 Section – A : Attempt all questions.

 Section – B : Do any five questions out of 10 questions.

Section-A (01 – 20, 31 – 50, 61 – 80) contains 60 multiple choice questions which have only one
correct answer. Each question carries +4 marks for correct answer and –1 mark for wrong
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SECTION – A
(Single Choice Answer Type)
This section contains 20 multiple choice questions. Each question has four choices (A), (B), (C) and (D)
out of which ONLY ONE is correct.

1. Boolean relation at the output stage-Y for the following circuit is:
A
5V
Output - Y

B
5V

(A) A + B (B) A  B
(C) A  B (D) A  B
2. Given below are two statements:
Statement-I : Potentials of both ends are same in an unbiased PN diode are same.
Statement-II : In a solar cell P side is at higher potential than N side, upon incidence of solar light.
(A) Statement-I is true but Statement-II is false
(B) Statement-I is false but Statement-II is true
(C) Both Statement-I and Statement-II are true
(D) Both statement-I and Statement-II are false
3. A common emitter amplifier circuit built using an npn transistor, is shown in the figure. Its dc
current gain in 250, RC  1 k and VCC  10 V. What is the minimum base current for VCE to
reach saturation?

RB RC

VB VCC

(A) 100A (B) 7 A

4. Which of the following curves may represent the speed of the v

electron in a hydrogen atom as a function of the principal a
quantum number n? d
b
(A) a (B) b
(C) c (D) d c

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5. In one average-life,
(A) half the active nuclei decay (B) less than half the active nuclei decay
(C) more than half the active nuclei decay (D) Insufficient information

6. An object is placed at 10 cm from the lens. If the final image is formed at the optical centre of
lens, then focal length of mirror will be
f = 10 cm

Object O

u = 10 cm

x = 8 cm

(A) +10 cm (B) –8 cm

7. Energy levels A, B and C of a certain atom corresponding to increase values of energy, i.e.,
EA  EB  EC . If 1,  2 and 3 are the wavelengths of radiations corresponding to transition C to
B, B to A and C to A, respectively. Then, which of the following statements/relations is correct?

(A) 3  1   2 (B) 3  1 2
1   2
(C) 1   2   3  0 (D) 32  12  22

8. A loop ABCD is moving with velocity v towards right. The magnetic field is 2 T. Loop is connected
to a resistance of 9. If steady current of 2A flows in the loop, then value of v if loop has
resistance of 4 is (Given, AD = 30 cm)
D C

9

30o
A B

(A) 87 m/s (B) 50 m/s

9. In a double slit experiment, a glass plate of refractive index 1.5 of thickness t is introduced in the
path of one of the interfering beams of wavelength . The position of central maxima has got
2D
shifted by . Then, what would be the thickness of plate?
d
(A) 4 (B) 2
(C)  (D) 3

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10. The variation of refractive index of a crown glass thin prism with wavelength of the incident light is
shown. Which of the following graphs is the correct one, if Dm is the angle of minimum deviation?
1.535
1.530
1.525
1.520

1.515
1.510 (nm)
400 500 400 700

(A) Dm
(B) Dm

(nm) (nm)
400 500 400 700 400 500 400 700

11. In a photoelectric experiment, increasing the intensity of incident light:

(A) Increases the number of photons incident and the K.E. of the ejected electrons remains
unchanged.
(B) Increases the frequency of photons incident and the K.E. of the ejected electrons remains
unchanged.
(C) Increase the number of photons incident and also increases the K.E. of the ejected electrons.
(D) Increases the frequency of photons incident and increases the K.E. of the ejected electrons.

12. Given below are two statements: one is labelled as

Assertion A and the other is labelled as Reason R.
Assertion-A: An electron microscope can achieve better resolving power than an optical
microscope
Reason-R: The de-Broglie’s wavelength of the electrons emitted from an electron gun is much
less than wavelength of visible light
In the light of the above statements, choose the correct answer from the options given below:
(A) A is true but R is false
(B) A is false but R is true
(C) Both A and B are true but R is NOT the correct explanation of A
(D) Both A and R are true and R is the correct explanation of A

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13. One plano-convex and one plano-concave thin lens of same radius of curvature ‘R’ 2
1
but of different materials are joined side by side as shown in the figure. If the
refractive index of the material of 1 is 1 and that of 2 is  2 , then the focal length of
the combination is: 1
R 2R
(A) (B)
2   1  2  1  2 2
R R
(C) (D)
2  1  2  1  2

14. Two plane mirrors are inclined to each other such that a ray of light incident on the first mirror
(M1) and parallel to the second mirror (M2) is finally reflected from the second mirror (M2) parallel
to the first mirror (M1). The angle between the two mirrors will be:
(A) 90o (B) 45o
o
(C) 75 (D) 60o

15. A plane polarized monochromatic EM wave is travelling a vacuum along z-direction such that at
t  t1 it is found that the electric field is zero at a spatial point z1 . The next zero that occurs is its
neighborhood is at z2 . The frequency of the electromagnetic wave is:
3  108 6  108
(A) (B)
z 2  z1 z 2  z1
1.5  108 1
(C) (D)
z 2  z1 z 2  z1
t1 
3  108
16. An alternating current is given by the equation i  i1 sin t  i2 cos t . The rms current will be:
1 2 1
(A) i1  i2  (B) i1  i2 
2 2
1 1/ 2 1 2 2 1/2
(C)
2
i 2
1  i22  (D)
2

i1  i2 
17. A very long solenoid of radius R is carrying current I(t)  ktet k  0  , as a function of time
 t  0  . Counterclockwise current is taken to be positive. A circular conducting coil of radius 2R
is placed in the equatorial plane of the solenoid and concentric with the solenoid. The current
induced in the outer coil is correctly depicted, as a function of time, by:
(A) I (B) I

t=0 t=0
t t

t=0 t t=0 t

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18. A bar magnet is passing through a conducting loop of radius R with velocity . The radius of the
bar magnet is such that it just passes through the loop. The induced e.m.f. in the loop can be
represented by the approximate curve: (Consider emf to be positive if clockwise when viewed
from initial position of magnet)

N S

(A) emf (B) emf

t t
/v /v

(C) emf (D) emf

/v /v
t t

19. An aeroplane, with its wings spread 10 m, is flying at a speed of 180 km/h in a horizontal
direction. The total intensity of earth’s field at that part is 2.5 × 10–4 Wb/m2 and the angle of dip is
60o. The emf induced between the tips of the plane wings will be ______.
(A) 62.50 mV (B) 54.125 mV
(C) 88.3 mV (D) 108.25 mV
20. An electromagnetic wave of intensity 50 Wm–2 enters in a medium of refractive index ‘n’ and
r  1 without any loss. The ratio of the magnitudes of electric fields, and the ratio of the
magnitudes of magnetic fields of the wave before and after entering into the medium are
respectively, given by:
 1 1   1 
(A)  ,  (B)  n, 
 n n  n
 1 
(C)  n, n  (D) 
 n
, n

SECTION – B
(Numerical Answer Type)
This section contains 10 Numerical based questions. The answer to each question is rounded off to the
nearest integer value.
21. Mobility of electrons in a semiconductor is defined as the ratio of their drift velocity to the applied
18 –3
electric field. If, for an n-type semiconductor, the density of electrons is 10 m and their mobility
2
is 1.6 m /(V.s) then the resistivity of the semiconductor (since it is an n-type semiconductor
contribution of holes is ignored) is close to _____ m.

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22. A single slit of width b is illuminated by a coherent monochromatic light of wavelength . If the
second and fourth minima in the diffraction pattern at a distance 1 m from the slit are at 3 cm and
6 cm respectively from the central maximum, what is the width (in cm) of the central maximum?
(i.e. distance between first minimum on either side of the central maximum):

23. An unpolarized light beam is incident on the polarizer of a polarization experiment and the
intensity of light beam emerging from the analyzer is measured as 12 Lumens. Now, if the
analyzer is rotated around the horizontal axis. (direction of light) by 30o in clockwise direction, the
intensity of emerging light will be _________ Lumens.

24. A compound microscope consists of an objective lens of focal length 1 cm and an eye piece of
focal length 5 cm with a separation of 10 cm. The distance between an object and the objective
n
lens, at which the strain on the eye is minimum is cm. The value of n is:
4

25. When radiation of wavelength  is incident on a metallic surface, the stopping potential of ejected
photoelectrons is 4.8 V. If the same surface is illuminated by radiation of double the previous
wavelength, then the stopping potential becomes 1.6 V. The ratio of threshold wavelength of
metal to  is

26. An unstable heavy nucleus at rest breaks into two nuclei which move away with velocities in the
ratio of 8 : 27. If radius of lighter nucleus is 4r and radius of heavier nucleus is mr, find m.

27. The thickness at the centre of a plano convex lens is 3 mm and the diameter is 6 cm. If the speed
of light in the material of the lens is 2  108 ms 1 . The focal length of the lens is 6p cm. Find p.

28. The electric field in an electromagnetic wave is given by E   50NC1  sin   t  x / c  . The energy
contained in a cylinder of volume V is 5.5  1012 J . The value of V is 100n cm3. The value of n is
(Given 0  8.8  1012 C2  N1m2 )

29. At very high frequencies, the effective impedance of the given circuit will be ______.
1 0.5F 2 0.5F

0.5F
1 2.0H 0.5F
2


220V

27
30. From the given data, the amount of energy required to break the nucleus of aluminium 13 Al is
x
x  10 3 J . Find
. Mass of neutron = 1.00866 u, Mass of proton = 1.00726 u, Mass of
9
Aluminium nucleus = 2.18846 u. (Assume 1 u corresponds to x J of energy) (Round off to the
nearest integer)

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Chemistry PART – B

SECTION – A
(Single Choice Answer Type)
This section contains 20 multiple choice questions. Each question has four choices (A), (B), (C) and (D)
out of which ONLY ONE is correct.

31. For a solution of 0.849 g of mercurous chloride in 50 g of HgCl2  l the freezing point depression
is 1.24oC. K f for HgCl2 is 34.3. What is the state of mercurous chloride in HgCl2 ?
(Hg – 200, Cl – 35.5)
(A) as Hg2Cl2 molecules (B) as HgCl molecules
+ 
(C) as Hg and Cl ions (D) as Hg22  and Cl ions

32. 20 moles of liquid A are mixed with 20 moles of liquid B to form an ideal binary solution. Calculate
moles of A in liquid state when half of the solution has vaporized:
(Given : PAo  100 torr, PBo  121 torr)
11 110
(A) (B)
21 21
200 220
(C) (D)
21 21

33. Let the height of hcp unit cell is ‘h’. The height of octahedral voids from the base is:
h h 2h
(A) (B) ,
2 3 3
h 7h h 3h
(C) , (D) ,
8 8 4 4

o
34. The unit cell cube length for LiCl (just like NaCl structure) is 5.14 A . Assuming anion-cation
contact, the ionic radius for chloride ion is:
o o
(A) 1.815 A (B) 2.8 A
o o
(C) 3.8 A (D) 4.815 A

35. Which of the following sols is positively charged?

(A) Arsenious sulphide (B) Aluminium hydroxide
(C) Ferric hydroxide (D) Silver iodine in silver nitrate solution

36. What is the Fe2   in a cell at 25oc for which E = - 0.458 V with a standard hydrogen electrode?
Fe 2  aq  2e  Fe  s  Eo  0.440 V
(A) 0.246 M (B) 0.496 M
(C) 2.01 M (D) 4.06 M

37. In H2  O2 fuel cell the reaction occurring at cathode is:

(A) 2H2 O  O2  4e  4OH (B) 2H2  O2  2H2O  l 
1
(C) H  OH  H2 O (D) H  e   H2
2

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38. What is cell entropy change of the following cell?

Pt  s  H2  g  CH3 COOH, HCl KCl  aq  Hg2 Cl2 Hg
Temperature coefficient is 3.4  104 V K 1 .
Given K a CH3 COOH  105 M
(A) 60 (B) 65.6
(C) 69.2 (D) 63.5

39. Tyndall effect is shown by:

(A) sol (B) solution
(C) plasma (D) precipitation

40. Gold numbers of protective colloids A, B, C and D are 0.50, 0.01, 0.10 and 0.005 respectively.
The correct order of their protective powers is:
(A) C < B < D < A (B) A < C < B < D
(C) B < D < A < C (D) D < A < C < B

41. Which of the following compound/ion is  -bonded organometallic compound(s) as well as follow
Sidgwick EAN rule?
(A) Ferrocene (B) Zeise’s salt

(C) Fe  CO 5  (D) Cis-platin

42. CuSO4  NH4 OH  Deep blue soluble

excess complex salt
The correct statement regarding the complex is/are:
(A) It has square planner geometry.
(B) It is paramagnetic in nature.
(C) It gives black precipitate of CuS when treated with H2S.
(D) All of these
43. The pair of species having square planer shapes for both is:
 2
(A) Fe  CO  4  , XeF4 (B) Ni  CN 4  ,CCl4
2 2
(C) Cu NH3  4  , PtCl4  (D) SF4 ,PCl4

44. Consider following electronic configuration of outer most d-electrons of a colored metal ion in
2
M H2O  6 

+2 n
M d

Select correct statement:

(A) It is ground state electronic configuration
(B) It violates Hunds rule of maximum multiplicity
(C) M in given complex can be either Cu or Zn
(D) It is excited state observed after absorption of suitable visible light

45. Which among Na2 Cr2 O7 and K 2 Cr2 O7 is more suitable as a primary standard in volumetric
analysis?
(A) Na2 Cr2 O7 (B) K 2 Cr2 O7
(C) Both (A) and (B) (D) Neither (A) nor (B)

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O2
46. MnO2  KOH   X.X must be:

(A) KMnO 4 (B) K 2MnO 4
(C) MnO (D) Mn3O4

47. The incorrect statement for lanthanides among the following statements is:
(A) 4f and 5d orbitals are so close in energy that it is very difficult to locate the exact position of
electrons in lanthanides
(B) Most common stable oxidation state is +3
(C) Tripositive lanthanide ions have characteristic colour depending on nature of group with
which they combine to form compounds
(D) Some lanthanide ions absorb colour either in infrared or ultraviolet region of electromagnetic
spectrum
O O
Organic
48. Cr2O72- + 4H2O2 + 2H +
2 Cr + 5H 2O
Solvent
O O
O
In above reaction, 1-pentanol is recommended. Dimethyl ether is not recommended for general
use owing to its:
(A) highly non-flammable character
(B) highly inflammable character
(C) highly poisonous character
(D) none of the above

49. Blister copper is refined by stirring molten impure metal with green logs of wood because such a
wood liberates hydrocarbon gases (like CH4). This process X is called _____ and the metal
contains impurities of Y is _____.
(A) X = cupellation, Y = CuO2
(B) X = poling, Y = Cu2O
(C) X = poling, Y = CuO
(D) X = cupellation, Y = CuO
50. Which of the following statement is incorrect regarding the substance known as Plumbago or
black lead?
(A) It is good conductor of electricity
(B) Its formula is PbO  2PbO2
(C) It leaves black mark on paper
(D) It is very soft and slippery

SECTION – B
(Numerical Answer Type)
This section contains 10 Numerical based questions. The answer to each question is rounded off to the
nearest integer value.

51. Find the number of species which would undergo disproportionation in alkaline medium.
NO2 ,Cr2O72  ,Cl2 , O 6 , Br2 , P4 , S8 , Al2 , O3

52. How many of the following reactions would produce phosphine gas?

(a) PH4 Cl  NaOH  (b) P4  NaOH  

(c) Ca3P2  H2O  (d) H 3PO3  

(e) PCl5  H2 O  (f) H3PO2  

(g) P2Cl4  H2 O  (h) AlP  H2 O  
(i) P4 O10  H2 O 

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53. When mixture of NaCl and K2Cr2O7 is gently warmed with conc. H2SO4 then compound X is
formed. What is the oxidation state of central atom of X?

54. Number of ions which gives blue color in aqueous state:

V 4 ,Ni2 , Ti3 , Co2 , Fe 3 , Cu2

55. Find out the number of minerals given below which contain iron as Fe(II).
Hematite, Magnetite, Limonite, Siderite, Chromite, Wolframite

56. How many of the following metals is extracted by self reduction process?
Pb, Au, Mg, Sn, Fe, Al, Ag, Hg, Na, Zn, Cu, Ca

57. Elevation in boiling point of 0.25 M aq. Solution of weak acid HX is 0.14. What is molarity of H+
ion in solution?
HXaq  Haq  
 Xaq
Given: K b H2O   0.5
Molality = Molarity
[Given : Answer as H   100]

58. 100 ml of 1 M AgNO3 solution is electrolysed using Pt electrode by passing a current of 9.65 A for
100 sec. Calculate pH of solution after electrolysis.

59. The reduction potential of hydrogen electrode at 25oC when placed in a buffer solution is found to
be -0.413 V. The pH of the buffer is:

60. If number of nearest neighbours, next nearest (2nd nearest) neighbor and next to next nearest (3rd
nearest) neighbours are x, y and z respectively for body centered cubic unit cell, then calculate
xy
value of .
z

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Mathematics PART – C

SECTION – A
(Single Choice Answer Type)
This section contains 20 multiple choice questions. Each question has four choices (A), (B), (C) and (D)
out of which ONLY ONE is correct.

1 a 1 1
1 1 1
61. If a, b, c are non-zero real numbers and 1 1  b 1  0 , then   is equal to
a b c
1 1 1 c
(A) 1 (B) -1
(C) 0 (D) None of these

1 1  i  2 2
62. If '  ' is a non-real cube root of unit, then 1  i 1 2  1 , where i  1 , is equal to
1 i    1 1
(A) 1 (B) i
(C)  (D) 0

x 2  2 2x  1 1
63. If x  1 , then value of 2x  1 x  2 1 is
3 3 1
(A) Non-negative (B) Non-positive
(C) Negative (D) Positive
 
64. If a  xiˆ   x  1 ˆj  kˆ and b   x  1 ˆi  ˆj  akˆ always make an acute angle with each other for
every value of x  R , then
(A) a   , 2  (B) a   2,  
(C) a   , 1 (D) a  1,  

  
65.      
ˆi  a  ˆi  ˆj  a  ˆj  kˆ  a  kˆ is always equal to
 
(A) a (B) a
 
(C) 2a (D) 2a
   
66. 
Distance of P p from the line r  a  b, is
       
    
p  a b b    p  a   b  b

(A) a  p   2 (B)  
bp  2
b b
   
  p  b   b b
(C)  ap  2 (D) None of these
b

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  
67.
       
If a  b  c, b  d  0, c  d  0 , then the vector
d a d  
is always equal to
2
d
 
(A) a (B) d
 
(C) b (D) c
       
68. a  î  ˆj  k,
ˆ b  ˆj  k,
ˆ c be a vector such that a  c  3, a  c  b , then
 1  1

(A) c  î  4ˆj  kˆ
2
 (B) c  î  8ˆj  kˆ
3
 
 1  1

(C) c  4iˆ  ˆj  kˆ
2
 (D) c  5iˆ  2ˆj  2kˆ
3
 
      2   2
69. If a and b are two non-collinear vectors, then a  b  a  b    1  a  b  is always equal to
2 2 2 2
(A) 1 a 1 b  (B) 1 a 1 b 
   
(C) 1  a 1  b  (D) 1  a 1  b 
2 2 2 2

1 1
70. The probabilities of happening the events A and B are and respectively. If the probability of
4 2
7
happening of A and B simultaneously is , then probability of neither A nor B happening, is
50
equal to
39 1
(A) (B)
100 4
11
(C) (D) None of these
100

71. A and B play a game where each is asked to select a number from 1 to 25. If the number
selected by A and B match, both of them win a prize. The probability that they win their third prize
on 5th game is equal to
2 2
6.  24  6.  21
(A) 5
(B) 5
 25   25 
2 2
 24   21
(C) 5
(D) 5
 25   25 
72. A real estate man has eight master keys to open several new homes. Only one master key will
open any given home. If 40% of these homes are usually left unlocked, the probability that the
real estate man can get into a specific home, if it is given that he selected 3 keys randomly before
leaving his office, is equal to
5 3
(A) (B)
8 8
3 1
(C) (D)
4 4

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1 2   1 4  4 8
73. If A   ,B   2 3  and A  B  C  3 7  , then C equals to
3 0     
9 5  9 5
 11 8   11  3 
(A)   (B)  
 1 1  1 1 
 22 6   22 6 
 9 5 
  11 3 
(C)   (D) None of these
 1 1
 
 22 6 
2
74. 
Area enclosed by the curve y  sin1 x   x  x 2 , is equal to
 
(A) sq. units (B) sq. units
2 4

(C) sq. units (D) None of these
8

75. The tangent at any arbitrary point P(x, y) on the curve y = f(x), meets the x and y-axis at the
points A and B respectively. If PA : PB = 2 : 1, then curve is
(A) xy2 = c (B) xy = c2
2
(C) x y = c (D) None of these

76. Solution of the differential equation

2 2
xdx  ydy x  cos x  y

2
  is
ydx  xdy y3
x2 y2
(A) cot  x 2  y 2   c (B) tan  x 2  y 2   c
y2 x2
x2 y2
(C) tan  x 2  y 2   c (D) cot  x 2  y 2   c
y2 x2

77. General solution of  xy sin xy  cos xy  ydx   xy sin xy  cos xy  xdy  0 , is

(A) y  sin  xy   cx (B) x  sec  xy   cy
(C) y  tan  xy   cx (D) y  tan  xy   cx

78. Orthogonal trajectories of the family of parabolas y 2  ax , is

(A) x 2  2y2  C (B) x 2  2y 2  C
(C) y 2  2x2  C (D) y 2  2x 2  C

79. The equation of a plane passing through (1, 2, -3), (0, 0, 0) and perpendicular to the plane
3x  5y  2z  11 , is
5
(A) 3x  y  z0 (B) 4x  y  2z  0
3
z
(C) 3x  y  (D) x  y  z  0
3

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x2 y 3 z 4
80. The distance of the point (-1, 2, 6) from the line   , is equal to
6 3 4
(A) 7 units (B) 9 units
(C) 10 units (D) 12 units

SECTION – B
(Numerical Answer Type)
This section contains 10 Numerical based questions. The answer to each question is rounded off to the
nearest integer value.

81. If 2ax  2y  3z  0, x  ay  2z  0 and 2x  az  0 have a non-trivial solution, then

p b c
p p r
82. If a  p, b  q, c  r and a q c  0 , then the value of   is equal to
p a qb r c
a b r

     

83. A, B, C and D are any four points in the space. If AB  CD  BC  AD  CA  BD   ABC , where
 ABC is the area of triangle ABC, then  is equal to

               
84. For any four vectors a, b, c, d , the expression  b  c    a  d   c  a    b  d   a  b    c  d is
always equal to
      
85. OA  a, OC  b, OB  10a  2b where O, A and C are non-collinear points. Let p denotes the
area of quadrilateral OABC and q denotes the area of parallelogram with OA and OC as adjacent
sides. If p  q , then  is

       
86. Let a  2iˆ  ˆj  2k,
ˆ b  ˆi  ˆj . If c is a vector such that a  c  c , c  a  2 2 and the angle
      

between a  b and c is . Then 2 a  b  c is equal to
6

87. A set is constructed random from a group of 6 boys and 4 girls. It is known that in this group
exactly one girl and one boy belong to same parents. The probability that the selected group of
children have no blood relations, is equal to

88. Area bounded by the curves 4y  x 2  4 and y  x  7 , is equal to k sq. units, then k is

89. A point ‘P’ moves in xy plane in such a way that  x    y   1

where [.] denotes the greatest integer function.
Area of the region representing all possible positions of the point ‘p’ is equal to (in sq. units)

90. Order of differential equation, representing the family of circles having constant radius, is

JEE (Main)-2024
TEST DATE: 15-09-2023

ANSWERS, HINTS & SOLUTIONS

Physics PART – A

SECTION – A

1. C
Sol. In figure shown if any switch is closed base of transistor will become forward biased and output
potential difference becomes zero so truth table is as shown below which is for
Y  A B
A B Y
0 0 1
1 0 0
0 1 0
1 1 0

2 B
Sol. N side is at higher potential than P side in unbiased PN diode
In a solar cell upon separation of e-h pair in depletion region, electron reach N side and hole
reach P side, then P is at higher potential than N-side.
3. C
Sol. At saturation
VCE  0
VCC 10
 iC    0.01 A
RC 1000
De current gain of transistor is
i
 C
iB
iC 0.01
 iB    4  10 5 A  40A
 250

4. C
1
Sol. V
n

5. C
Sol. Average life > Half life

6. B
Sol. From the ray diagram,

Object

f =  8 cm

7. B
Sol. Consider the energy levels of atom
C EC

B EB Energy levels

A EA
From the figure
EB  EA   EC  EB   EC  EA
hc hc hc
  
1  2  3
1 2
 3 
1   2

8. A
Sol. When a straight conductor moves with velocity v perpendicular to magnetic field then emf induced
is given by V  Bvl . Here, it will be
V  Bv  lsin  
Potential difference is V  Bv lsin  
30 1
V  2v    0.3v
100 2
  300 
V 0.3v
Now, current  2
R 13
 v  86.66m / s  87m / s

9. A
Sol. Due to insertion of glass plate of refractive index  of thickness t the optical path becomes t
instead to t. So, net increase in path travelled by wave is, t  t     1 t.
D
This increase would shift the fringe by a distance of    1 t 
d

D 2D
Now given shift is    1 t 
d d
    1 t  2
2 2
 t   4
  1 1.5  1

10. B
Sol. As for thin prism, minimum deviation is Dm     1 A
So on increasing the wavelength,  decreases & hence, Dm decreases.

11. A
Sol. The number of photons incident per second on a surface depends on the intensity of light as
IA
N
h
Thus with increase in light intensity, number of photons increases but it does not change the
kinetic energy of photoelectrons as frequency is not changing.

12. D
1
Sol. Resolving power 

As the wavelength of electron is much less than visible light, its resolving power will be much
more.

13. D
Sol. By lens maker’s formulas, focal lengths of the two lenses are
R R
f1  and f2  
1  1 2  1
For combination, we use
1 1 1   1  2  1 1   2
   1  
feq f1 f2 R R R
R
 feq 
1  2

14. D
Sol. M1


  

Assuming angles between two mirrors be  as per geometry, a triangle sum of angles of is
3  1800
   600

15. C
Sol. As z1 and z 2 are two neighboring points where EF = 0


E

z  z1 z  z2

/2


As we have  z2  z1  
2
or c/
c
 z 2  z1 
2
c 3  108
  
2 z2  z1 2 z 2  z1
1.5  108
 
z2  z1

16. C
Sol. For the given AC current, RMS value can be calculated by taking square root of average of
squares, given as
i  i1 sin t  i2 sin  t  90 
i2  i12 sin2 t  i22 cos 2 t  2i1i2 sin t cos t
 1  1
i2  i12    i22    0
 2 2
i12  i22
iRMS  i2 
2

17. B
Sol. Current in solenoid
I( t)  ktet
Flux through solenoid is
( t)  B.A   0 nI(t )   R2

I(t)

(same flux will pass through coil of radius 2R) emf induced in outer coils is
d(t )
e
dt
 e  0nR2k et  t  et  
 e  Cet 1  t 

Current induced in coil is Icoil

e
Icoil 
Rcoil
C t
 Icoil   e 1  t 
R t
at t0  Icoil  0
at t  Icoil  0
Icoil  ve

18. D
Sol. As Magnet is approaches the loop, magnetic flux increases through the loop and rate of
increment of flux also increases so emf increases with time. When magnet enters into the loop
then at this moment emf is maximum and negative and when magnet is in middle of coil, at this
moment emf is zero. Now again flux starts changing however polarity of emf get reversed. When
magnet is coming out of the other side from the loop again at this moment emf is maximum and
in opposite direction and as it gradually recedes away emf becomes zero. Hence option (D) is
most appropriate for this situation.

19. D
Sol. Motional EMF induced across the plane wings is given as
e  Bv sin 
 5 
  

e  2.5  104 T  180  m / s  10m  sin600
18 
3
 e  108.25  10 V

20. B
Sol. Speed of EM wave in free space is
1
c
0 0
In a medium speed is given as
1
 [For transparent medium   0 ]
k 0 0
c
  k  n (refractive index of medium)

EM wave intensity is given as
1 1
I  0 E 02 c  0 kE2 
2 2
 E 20 c  kE 2 
E20 k n2
  
E2 c n
E0
  n
E
For magnetic field we can use
B 20 c B 2 

20 20
B0 1
 
B n

SECTION – B

21. 4
Sol. Resistivity of a semiconductor is given as
1 1
 
 nee
1
 
10  1.6  1019  1.6
19

   0.4 m

22. 3
Sol. For first minima in diffraction pattern we use
b sin   n …(1) [n = 1]
The angular position of second minimum from screen centre is given as
3cm
tan  2  sin 2  2 
100cm
3 cm
 2   0.03
1m
From equation (1), for 2nd minima, we use
b sin 2  2
2
 2   0.03
b
Angular width of central maxima in diffraction pattern is given as
2
21   0.03
b
Width of central maxima is
w  21D  0.03  1m  0.03m  3cm

23. 9
Sol. The intensity of emerging light from analyzer after it is rotated by 30o is given as
I
I  0 cos2 30o
2
2
 3 3
 I  12   12   9
 2  4
 

24. 5
Sol. Given focal lengths of objective and eyepiece are
f0  1 cm
fe  5cm
  10 cm  Tube length 
For final image at infinity (for least strain one eye), image produced by objective must be at focal
point of eyepiece i.e., 5 cm from it. For objective we use
f0  1 cm
V0  5 cm
V0 f0 5 1 n
 u   1.25 cm 
V0  f0 4 4
 n5

25. 4
Sol. By photoelectric effect equation, we have
KE  h  
hc
 eV  

For first case, we use
hc
4.8   …(1)
0
For second, case, we use
hc
1.6  …(2)
20
From equation (1) and (2)
hc

4 0
For threshold wavelength  th we have
hc

 th
hc hc
 
40  th
  th  4 0

26. 6
1/3
Sol. Formula for fermi radius is R  R0  A 

rest

8v 27v

m1 m2
By conservation of linear momentum we use
m1  8v   m2  2v 
8m1  27m2
If R1 and R2 are the radii of nuclei of masses m 1 and m2, we have
1/3
R1  m1 
 
R 2  m2 
1/3
R1  27  3
  
R2  8  2

27. 5
Sol. Using the construction diagram below for the lens, the radius of lens can be related with its
thickness and radius of curvature as
2
R 2  r 2  R  t 
 R 2  r 2  R 2  t 2  2Rt ...(1)

R
r

For small thickness neglecting t2 in equation-(1), we get

r2
R
2t
Using lens maker’s formula, we have
1  1 1   1
    1    
f R   R
R r2
 f 
  1 2t    1
2 2

 f
 3  10 
3 
2  3  103    1
2 
4
9  10
 f  2  0.3 m  30 cm
6  103  1

28. 5
Sol. Energy density in electromagnetic wave is given as
1
ue  0 E2
2
Energy confined in the given volume can be calculated as
1
Energy =  0 E2  volume
2
1
 5.5  10   8.8  10 12  502  V
12

2
 V  500 cm3

29. 2
Sol. At very high frequencies i.e. at   , capacitive reactance can be taken as zero and inductive
reactance can be considered as open circuit so the effective circuit can be drawn as shown in
figure below
1 2

2


220V
Thus equivalent resistance in this case can be calculated as
2 2
Z  1  2
22

30. 3
Sol. Binding energy of Al nucleus is given as
BE  mC2
Mass defect is calculated as
m  13  1.0026  14  1.00866  27.18846
m  0.02716  27.16  10 3 u  27u
 BE  27  103 J

Chemistry PART – B

SECTION – A

31. A
 0.849 
 
Sol. 1.24  i  34.3   235.5   1000
 50 
 
i = 0.5
Hence, dimerization occurs to form Hg2Cl2 .

32. D
Sol. 1st method : when half the solution has vapourised, A being less volatile will have more than 10
moles in solution. Only (D) option satisfies.

2nd method : P  PAo  PBo ;  110 torr

x  20  x 
110   100   121
20 20
220
 x
21

33. D
h
Sol. Height of crystal lattice is h so effective height of one layer be . Octahedral voids is exactly
2
h
  h
between two layers so its height from base is  2  = and from symmetry, we can say height of
2 4
 
 
h h 3h
second octahedral voids will be   .
4 2 4

Layer III
h/4
Layer II
h/2

h/4
Layer I

34. A
a 5.14
Sol. rc  ra  
2 2
For NaCl type structure,
rc
 0.414, rc  0.414ra
ra
a
So, 0.414ra  ra 
2

o
1.414ra  2.57 A
2.57 o
ra   1.815 A
1.414

35. D
Sol. Theoretical.

36. A
Sol. Fe  2H  Fe2   H2
E  0.458 V
0.059
 0.458  0.440  log Fe2  
2
 Fe2    0.245 M

37. A
Sol. Anode: H2  2H  2e
Cathode : O 2  2H2 O  4e  4OH

38. B
 dE 
Sol. S  nF  cell   2  96500  3.4  104  65.62
 dT 
H2  Hg2 Cl2  2H  2Cl  2Hg ;  n  2 

39. A
Sol. Theoretical.

40. B
1
Sol. Protective power 
Gold number

41. A
Sol. Theoretical.

42. D
 2  H2 S
Sol. Cu NH3  4  SO 4   CuS  Black 

 dsp2 , square planar (one unpaired electron)

43. C
Sol. Theoretical.

44. D
Sol. Theoretical.

45. B
Sol. Na2 Cr2 O7 is deliquescent, so cannot be accurately weighed.

46. B
Sol. 2MnO2  4KOH  O2  2K 2MnO 4  2H2 O

47. C
Sol. All but one  Lu3   , lanthanide ions show absorptions in the visible or near UV region of the
spectrum.

48. B
Sol. Theoretical.

49. B
Sol. Theoretical.

50. B
Sol. Theoretical.

SECTION – B

51. 5
Sol. Non-metals undergo disproportionation in alkaline medium. NO 2 , Cl2O 6 , Br2 , P4 , S 8 

52. 6
Sol. (a), (b), (c), (d), (f), (h)

53. 6
Sol. In this reaction, CrO2 Cl2 is formed in which Cr is +6.

54. 2
Sol. V 4 , Cu2

55. 4
 2 6 
Sol. Magnetite, Siderite, Chromite, Wolframite,  Fe WO4 
 

56. 3
Sol. Pb, Cu, Hg

57. 3
Sol. Tb  i  K b  m
0.14  i  0.5  0.25
i = 1.12
  0.12

H   0.25  0.12
Ans. = 100  0.25  0.12  3

58. 1
9.65  100
Sol. Number of equivalent of H   0.01
96500

0.01
H    0.1
0.1
pH  1

59. 7
1
Sol. H  e   H2
2
0.059
E log H 
1
0.413  0.059 pH
 pH  7

60. 4
Sol. x = 8; y = 6; z = 12

Mathematics PART – C

SECTION – A

61. B
1 1 1
Sol. Applying C1  C1, C2  C2 , C3  C3 , we get
a b c
1 1 1
1
a b c
1 1 1
 1 abc
a b c
1 1 1
1
a b c
Applying C 1  C1  C2  C3 we get,
1 1
1
b c
 1 1 1 1 1
  1     1 1   abc 
 a b c b c
1 1
1 1
b c
Applying R2  R2  R1, R3  R3  R1
1 1
1
b c
 1 1 1
  abc  1     0 1 0
 a b c
0 0 1

1 1 1 
= abc     1
a b c 
Now,   0
1 1 1
    1
a b c
62. D
Sol. Applying R1  R1,  R 2  R3  , we get
0 i  2   0
  1 i 1 2  1
1 1    1 1
0 0 0
= 1 i 1 2  1
1 1    1 1
=0
63. C
Sol. R1  R1  R2 , R2  R2  R3 , reduces the determinant to

x2  1 x  1 0
2x  2 x  1 0
3 3 1
2
=  x 2  1  x  1  2  x  1
=  x 2  1  x  1  2 
3
=  x  1
This is clearly negative for x < 1

64. B
 
Sol.  
a  b  xiˆ   x  1 ˆj  kˆ   x  1 ˆi  ˆj  akˆ 
= x  x  1  x  1  a
= x 2  2x  a  1
 
a  b  0x  R
 x 2  2x  a  1  0x  R
 4  4  a  1  0
a2

65. C
     
Sol.        
î  a  î  î  î a  a  î i  a  a  î î
  
   
Similarly, ˆj  a  ˆj  a  a  ˆj ˆj
  
  
And kˆ  a  kˆ  a  a  kˆ kˆ 
  
     
 î  a  î  ˆj  a  ˆj  kˆ  a  kˆ
   
     
 3a  a  î î  a  ˆj ˆj  a  kˆ kˆ

= 2a

66. A

Sol. 
Let Q q be the foot of altitude drawn
   

From P p to the line r  a  b ,
     
 
 q  p  b  0 and q  a  b
   
 
 a  b  p  b  0
   2
 
 a p b   b  0
  

 
p  a b
2
b
   
  
 qp  a

p a b b 
p
 
2
b

   
     p  a   b  b
 qp  a p    2
b

67. D       
Sol. a  b  c, b  d  0, c  d  0
       
 ad  bd  cd  c d
     
 
 d a d  d c  d  
      2
   
= d d c  c d d  d c
  

 
d a d
c

2
d

68. D
  
Sol. ac  b
    


 a ac  ab
       
   
 ac a  aa c  ab
  2
a  a  ˆi  ˆj  kˆ  3 ,
ˆi ˆj kˆ
 
a  b  1 1 1  2iˆ  ˆj  kˆ
0 1 1
   
 3a  3c  a  b  2iˆ  ˆj  kˆ

 3c  3iˆ  3ˆj  3kˆ  2iˆ  ˆj  kˆ
= 5iˆ  2ˆj  2kˆ
 1

 c  5iˆ  2ˆj  2kˆ
3

69. A
    2
Sol. a  b  ab 
       

= a  b  a b  a  b  ab     
       2
= a  a  2a  b  b  b  a  b
2   2 2 2   2
 a  2a  b  b  a b  a  b  
  2   2  
 
Now, 1  a  b  1  a  b  2 a  b    
    2   2

 a  b  a  b  1 a  b   
2 2 2 2
= 1 a  b  a b
2 2
= 1 a 1 b  

70. A
1 1 7
Sol. PA  , P B   , P  A  B  
4 2 50
 
Now, P A  B  P A  P B  P A  B     
= 1  P  A   1  P B   1  P  A  B  
= 1  P  A   P B   P  A  B 
1 1 7
= 1  
4 2 50
39
=
100

71. A
Sol. Probability of winning the prize in single game
25 1
 2 
25 25
In this case first 4 games, must result in exactly two prizes and 5th game must result in prize.
Thus, required probability
2 2
 1   24  1
 4 C2     
 25   25  25
2
6  24 
= 5
 25 
72. A
Sol. E1 : Specific home is locked.
E2 : Specific home is unlocked.
A : Real estate man get in to the home.
40 2 3
P  E2    , P E1  
100 5 5
A  A
P  A   P  E1 , P    P E 2   P  
E
 1  E2 
3 7 C2 2
=   1
5 8 C3 5
25 5
=  .
40 8

73. B
 1 2  1 4 
Sol. AB    
3 0   2 3 
1 1  2  2 1 4  2  3 
=  
 3  1  0.2 3  4  0.3 
 5 2 
=  
 3 12 
T
12 3 
 adj.  AB    
 3 5 

12 2 
=  
 3 5 
Also, AB  60  6  66
1 adj  AB 
  AB  
AB
1 12 2 
=   
66  3 5 
1  4 8
 C   AB   
3 7 
1 12 2   4 8 
=    
66  3 5   3 7 
1  48  6 96  14 
=   
66 12  15 24  35 
 9 5
  11  3 
=  
 1 1 
 22 6 

74. B
Sol. Clearly x  1 and x  x 2  0  x  0, 1 . Curve has two branches whose equations are
y  sin1 x  x  x 2 , and it is defined only in between [0, 1].
Area enclosed by the curve,
1
    y1  y 2  dx
0
1
 2 x  x 2 dx
0

1 2
1  1
2   x   dx
0 4  2
1
 2x  1 1
1 
 2 x  x 2  sin1  2x  1 
 4 0 8 
 0


= sq. units
4

75. A
Sol. Equation of tangent at P  x,f  x   is
y  f  x   f '  x : X  x 
 f x 
 A  x  ,0  ,B   0,f  x  f '  x  
 f '  x  

Now, since PA : PB = 2 : 1
f x
 3x  x 
f ' x 

f ' x 1
  0
f x 2x
d' f  x  dx
2  0
f  x x
 2.ln f  x   ln x  c '
 xy 2  c

76. C

Sol.
2 2
xdx  ydy x.cos x  y

2
 
ydx  xdy y3
x x
 
 sec 2 x 2  y 2   xdx  ydy    d 
y y
1 x2

2
 2y

tan x 2  y 2  2  c

77. B
Sol.  xy sin xy  cos xy  ydx   xy sin xy  cos xy  xdy  0
 xy  sin xy  ydx  xdy   cos xy  ydx  xdy   0
dx dy
 tan xy  d  xy    0
x y
x
 ln sec xy  ln  c'
y
 x sec  xy   cy

78. D
Sol. y 2  ax
dy
 2y  a
dx
dy
 y  2x
dx
Thus D.E. of orthogonal trajectory is
dy
y  2x 
dx
 ydy  2xdx  0
y2
  x2  c '
2
 y 2  2x2  c

79. D
Sol. Let the required plane be
ax  by  cz  0
We have
3a  5b  2c  0, a  2b  3c  0

a b c
  
15  4 2  9 6  5
 a : b : c  11: 11: 11
Thus plane is
xyz 0

80. A
Sol. Any point on the line is
P   6r1  2,3r1  3, 4r1  4 
Direction ratio of the line segment PQ,
Where Q   1, 2, 6  , are
6r1  3, 3r1  1, 4r1  10
If ‘P’ be the foot of altitude drawn from Q to the given line, then
6  6r1  3   3  3r1  1  4  4r1  10   0
 r1 = -1.
Thus, P   4, 0, 0 
 Required distance = 9  4  36
= 7 units.

SECTION – B

81. 2
2a 2 3
Sol. For no trivial solution, we must have 1 a 2  0
2 0 a
 
 2a a2  0  2  a  4   3  0  2a   0
3
 2a  2a  8  0  6a  0
 2a3  4a  8  0
 a3  2a  4  0
 a3  2a2  2a2  4a  2a  4  0
 a2  a  2   2a  a  2   2  a  2   0

  a  2  a2  2a  2  0 
a2

82. 2
Sol. R1  R1  R 2 , R2  R2  R3 reduces the determinant to,
pa pq 0
0 qb c r  0
a b r
 p  a    q  b  r  r  c  b    q  b   r  c  a   0
  p  a    q  b r  c  c   r  c  q  b  q     q  b r  c p  a  p   0
  p  a  q  b  r  c   c p  a  q  b   p  a  q  b  r  c   q p  a r  c 
  r  c    p  a  q  b r  c   p  q  b r  c   0
Dividing out by  p  a  q  b r  c  we get

c q p
  1
r c qb pa
c q p
 1   2
r c qb pa
c q p
   2
r c qb pa

83. 4
   
Sol. Let P.V. of A, B, C and D be a, b,c and 0 .
    
 AB  CD  b  a  c  
    

BC  AD  c  b  a 
    
And CA  BD  a  c  b  
     
 AB  CD  BC  AD  CA  BD
           
= c b  a c  ac  ba  ab  c b
     

= 2 cb ba  ac 
     
   
= 2 c b  a a b a 
   
   
= 2 c a  ba
 

= 2 AC  AB 
     
 AB  CD  BC  AD  CA  BD
1  
= 4
2

AC  AB 
= 4 ABC

84. 0
          
Sol.  b  c    a  d  b  a c  d  b  dc  a 
           
 c  a   b  d  c  ba  d  c  da  b 
          
 a  b  c  d  a  c b  d  a  db  c 
           
  b  c    a  d   c  d    b  d   a  b    c  d  0

85. 6
 
Sol. q  a b
1      
p
2
 
a  10a  2b  b  10a  2b   
    
=
2

2a  b  10b  a 
 
= 6 ab
 p  6q
6


C b 
 

B 10a  2b 
P


O 
A a

86. 3
     
Sol.  a  b   c  a  b c sin 6
ˆi ˆj kˆ
 
a  b  2 1 2  2iˆ  2ˆj  kˆ
1 1 0
 
 a b  3
 2
Since c  a  3
2 2  
 c  a  2a  c  8
2 
 c 92 c  8
2 
 c  2 c 1 0

 c 1
   1 3
 
 a  b  c  3  1 
2 2
  

 2 ab c  3 
87. 7
Sol. Let the constructed set be
n, n  1, n  2, ....,n  14 .
If ‘n’ is eve, then
Total number of odd numbers in the set = 7.
If ‘n’ is odd, then total number of odd
Numbers in the set = 8.
Thus, required probability = p
1 7C 8
C  7
=  15 2  15 2    30p  7
2  C2 C2  30

88. 32
Sol. Required area
2  4  x2  4
  x2  4   
= 2  7  x     dx   7x   dx 
  
0  4  2  4   

2 x2 
4
 x2  
= 2    6  x  dx    8  x   dx 
0 4  2
4  

2
4x = |x – 4|

-4 -2 O 2 4 y = 7 - |x|

2 4
 x2 x3   x 2 x3 
= 2  6x     2  8x   
 2 12 0  2 12 2
= 32 sq. units  k  32 .

89. 8
Sol. Clearly,  x   1,  y   0
 1  x  2, 0  y  1
 x  (2,  1]  [1, 2),y   1, 1
Or  x   0,  y   1
 0  x 1
 x   1, 1 , y  (2,  1]  [1, 2)
Or 0  x  1
 0  x 1
 x   1, 1 , y  (2,  1]  [1, 2)
y

1
–2 –1 1 2 x

–1

–2

Area of required region

= 4  2  1 1   1 
= 8 sq. units

90. 2
Sol. If center be (h, k) and radius be ‘r’ then its equation is,
2 2
 x  h  y  k   r2 .
Since it has two parameters, thus order of corresponding D.E. will be 2.

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