All India Integrated Test Series: JEE (Main) - 2022

ALL INDIA INTEGRATED TEST SERIES
PART TEST – II
JEE (Main)-2022
TEST DATE: 19-12-2020
ANSWERS, HINTS & SOLUTIONS

Physics PART – I
SECTION – A
1. B
Sol. AC  CB   2  d2
Change in length  AC  CB  AB
 2  2  d2  2
T
Let T be the tension in the wire, then longitudinal stress 
r 2
change in length
Longitudinal strain =
original length
2  2  d 2  2

2
 Y
long.stress

T / r  2

long.strain 2  2  d2  2
2
T

r 2   2  d2   
 T
Yr 2   2  d2   

 d2 
 Yr 2 1  2  1
 2 
Yr d
2 2

2 2
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2. B
Sol. At the higher temperature T, increase in the length of 1st rod =  11T, increase in the length of 2nd
rod   2 2 T
 Total increase in length  11T   2  2 T
 T  11   2  2 
The walls will not allow the rods to lengthen. Hence, one rod presses on the other and vice-versa
producing decrease in length keeping the total length the same. Let F be the force acting on the
F 1
rod due to the other then decrease in length of the 1st rod  and decreases in length of 2nd
Y1A
rod  F 2 / Y2 A 
F 1 F 2
 Total decrease in length  
Y1A Y2 A
F  1  2 
   
A  Y1 Y2 
Now, decrease in length = increase in length
F  
T  11   2  2    1  2 
A  Y1 Y2 
T   11   2  2  A
F 
 1  2 
  
 Y1 Y2 
3. A
Sol. Radius of curvature at meniscus R =  r / cos  
2T
Pressure difference across meniscus 
R
2T cos 
 Pressure difference 
r
4. B
Sol. From Bernoulli’s theorem,

P h
B
A r
C
1 2 1
PA  dv A  dghA  PB  dv B2  dghB
2 2
Here, hA  hB
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1 2 1
 PA  dv A  PB  dv B2
2 2
1
PA  PB  d  vB  v 2A 
2
2
Now, v A  0, vB  r and PA  PB  hdg
1 2 2 r 2 2
 hdg  dr  or h 
2 2g
5. C
Sol. Let M be the mass of the sphere and R its radius before increasing the temperature. Then from
conservation of angular momentum,
I  I0 0
I0
or  0
I
2
MR 2 0
 5
2
MR2 1  2 
5
0

1  2
0

 
1  2 2.0  10 5 100 
 0.9960
6. A
 2.5  10 2 0.2 o
Sol. RTh W    C/W
KA 0.125  137 137
 1 10 2 0.0067 o
RTh C    C/W
KA 1.5  137 137
 25  102 0.25 o
RTh B    C/W
KA 1 137 137
Now, RTh  RTh  W  R Th C  R Th B
0.2  0.0067  0.25

137
 3.33  10 3 o C / W
1  2 20  ( 10)
Rate of heat flow  
R Th 3.33  103
 9000 W
7. C
Sol. According to law of conservation of energy,

1 mgh
mv 2 
2 h
1
R
2gh 2  10  6.4  10 6
 v2  
h R
1 1
R R
2  10  6.4  106

2
 v  64  106  8km / sec
8. D
Sol. Time taken by ice to grow a thickness y,
L 2
t y
2k
Hence time intervals to change thickness from 0 to y, from y to 2y and so on will be in the ratio
    
t1 : t 2 : t 3 :: 12  02 : 22  12 : 32  22 
or t1 : t 2 : t 3 :: 1: 3 : 5
According to question, t1  12 minutes
Hence, t 2  3t1  3  12 min  36 min
9. D
Sol. WBCOB   Area of BCO
PV
 0 0
2
WAODA   Area of AOD
P0 V0

2
Wnet  0
10. C
Sol. Power radiated  4r 2 T 4
 dT 
 ms   
 dt 
4  dT  dT
  r 3 s   , R  dt
3  dt 
4 dT 1
or 4r 2 T 4   r 3 s , R
3 dt r
T2 t
dT
T
T1
4
 constant  dt
0
 1 1
t  C 3  3 
 T2 T1 
11. B
TL TH  TL
Sol.   1 , 
TH TH
 TH  100    TL  100  TH  TL
'  
 TH  100  TH  100
 '  
12. A
Sol. Displacement-time equation of the particle will be
x  A cos t
Given that x1  A cos 
x 2  A cos 2
and x 3  A cos3
x1  x 3 A  cos   cos 3
Now, 
2x 2 2A cos 2
2A cos 2 cos 

2A cos 2
 cos 
 x  x3  2
   cos1  1 
 2x 2  T
2  x  x3 
or T  , where   cos1  1 
  2x 2 
13. C
Sol. The total time from A to C
T
t AC  t AB  tBC   tBC
4
where T = time period of oscillation of spring-mass system.
tBC can be given by
 2 
BC  AB sin   t BC
 T 
BC 1
Putting  , we get
AB 2
T
tBC 
12
2 m
 t AC 
3 k
14. B
1 1
m 2 A 2  m  2f  A 2
2
Sol. E
2 2
1 2E
A 
2f m
Putting E = K + U, we get
1 2   0.5  0.4 
A  0.06 m
2  25   0.2
15. C
g  2h 
Sol. g1   g 1  
2
 h  R
1  R 
 
W2  W1  mg2  mg1
h h  GM h  GM 
 2mg  1  2   2m 2
R R R R  g  R2 and h1  h2  h 
   
 W2  W1  error in weighing
4 h 8
 2mG. R3  3  Gmh
3 R 3
16. B
Sol. Equation of travelling wave means general equation for displacement of medium particles from
their mean position. If a transverse wave is travelling in a string, it means particles of string
oscillate normal to the direction of wave propagation. Since, equation of the wave is general
equation for displacement of the medium particles, therefore, at an instant t, the wave equation
gives the displacement of the particles of the string from their initial position. It is obvious that it is
the equation of the shape of the string at an instant. Hence, only option (b) is correct.
17. D
 3
Sol. At x1  and x 2  , sinkx1 or sinkx 2 is not zero.
3k 2k
Therefore, neither of x1 or x2 is a node.
 3 1   7
 x  x 2  x1     
 2 3  k 6k
2 
Since  x 
k k
  2 
or   x  k
2   
therefore, 1  
7
and 2  k.x 
6
1 6
 
2 7
18. A
5 9g
Sol. f0 
2 
3 Mg

2 
 M  25 kg
19. B
 300 
Sol. f1  900  
 300  v1 
1
 v 
 900  1  1 
 300 
 900  3v1
 300 
Similarly, f2  900    900  3v 2
 300  v 2 
f2  f1  6
 3  v1  v 2   6
or v1  v 2  2 m/s
20. C
Sol. The frequency of pth mode of a rod clamped at one end with longitudinal vibration
 2p  1 Y  2p  1 
np  
4L  4L
 3480
 n1  or 435 
4L 4L
or L = 2.0 m
SECTION – B
21. 4
Sol. Weight of whole sphere = upthrust
4 4 4
3
 3

 R3  r 3 1  r 3 2  R3  1
3
where 1 and 2 are the specific gravities of concrete and sawdust respectively.
 R3 1  r 3 1  r 3 2  R3
or R3  1  1  r 3  1  2 
R3  1  2 
or 
r3  1  1
R3  r 3 1  2  1  1
or 
r3 1  1
R 3


 r 3 1
 1  2  1
or 
r 2  1  1  2
3
Mass of concrete  1  0.3  2.4

or   4
Mass of sawdust  2.4  1  0.3
22. 1
Sol. Heat required by 10 kg water to change its temperature from 20oC to 80oC in one hour is
Q1   msT  water
 
 10  103  1  80  20   600  103 cal
If m gm is the mass of steam condensed per hour, the heat released by steam to convert into
water at 90oC is
Q2  msT steam  mL steam   msT  water
 m 1 150  100   540  1 100  90 
 600m cal
According to the problem,

Q1  Q2
600  103  600m
or m = 103 gm = 1 kg
SECTION – C
23. 00028.57
  
Sol. Cp   R
   1
dQ  nCp dT ......... (1)
dU  nC v dT
 dW  dQ  dU
 n  Cp  Cv  dT
 nRdT ......... (2)
Given dQ = 100 J
100
 ndT 
Cp
 100 
From eqn. (2), dW  R 
 C 
 p 
   1
 R   100
 R 
 1.4  1 
   100
 1.4 
 28.57 J
24. 00001.77
Sol. Frequency f  mg
Or f  g
In water, fw  0.8fair
g'
  0.8   0.64
2

g
w w
Or 1   0.64 Or  0.36
m m
g'
  0.6   0.36
2
In liquid,
g
L 
Or 1   0.36 Or L  0.64
m m
From equations (1) and (2),
L 0.64
  1.77
 w 0.36
25. 00072.39
Sol. Use Boyle’s law and pressure difference formula for bubble.
Chemistry PART – II
SECTION – A
26. A
Sol. H
Not A sp3 H's That's Why
O O charge does not under go in conjugation
H
Not in the Conjugation
O O
27. A
Sol. Because rotation about bound is free.
28. D
Sol. Cl Cl
(A) or
Cl Cl
trans Cis
OH HO
N N
(B)
CH 3 H CH 3 H
SYN Anti
(C) H
Cis
trans
29. D
Sol. O
C
H H
No -hydrogen on -carbon
30. C
Sol.
Not in the conjugation that's why available for donating.
..
H
N
H
31. A
Sol.
H2 / PCl
 
H3C H H
H3C
32. D
Sol. Check through IUPAC name.
33. B
Sol.
Cl
Cl2 + H2O
Cl 3C   stable due to less
CCl 3
I effect of CCl3
Cl
CCl 3
OH
34. A
1
Sol. Rate of Hydrogen 
No. of  - Hydrogen
35. C
Sol.
+ H3PO4
36. D
Sol. Highly electronic cloud (  Cloud)
37. C
Sol.
H3BO3
H
O
OH
B
OH OH
[B(OH)4]-
38. A
39. D
Sol. Cl Cl
Cl2 / Fe HNO3 / H2SO4 HNO3 / H2SO4
NO 2
Major
Cl OH OH
NO 2 NO 2 NO 2 NO 2
NaOH HNO3 / H2SO4
NO 2 NO 2 NO 2
40. A
Sol. Result
41. A
Sol. High M.P.
42. D
Sol. Not existence of Bridging Hydrogen.
43. C
Sol. CO2 
44. D
Sol. Learn
45. B
Sol. Methyl isocyanate
SECTION – B
46. 2
Sol. Na2B 4 O7 .10 H2 O

B O OH 
2
4 5 4
2
sp
O
OH
B
HO B
O
O
3 B
sp O OH
O
B 3
sp
3
sp
OH
47. 2
Sol. H H H
B B
H H H
SECTION – C
48. 00027.59
Sol. Calculate by formula.
49. 00001.00
Sol. Rh PPh3 3 Cl
PPh3  0
Cl  1
Rh  1
50. 00100.00
Sol. NH4 2 Cr2O2  N2  Cr2O3  4H2O
Gas Green Residue
 mg
Mg3N2 3  24+2  14=100
white solid
Mathematics PART – III
SECTION – A
51. B
4
Sol. A.M.  , , ,    1
4
G.M.  , , ,    1          1
So, equation is (x - 1)4 = 0
52. A
r  2r
Sol. Tr 
 r  2!
 r  2  2  2r 1 1
Tr   2r  2r 1
r  2 !  r  1!  r  2 !
2! 2n 1
Sn  
2!  n  2  !
 2n 1 
lim Sn  S  1 as nlim  0
  n  2  !
 
n 
53. A
1 1 1 1 1 1  1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1  
Sol.       .....     1            .....
3  3 6 10 15 21  3 3  2  5  2 3  7  3 4  
1 1 1 1  1
=     ....... 
3  1.2 2.3 3.4  3
54. D
Sol. Three different digits (not including zero
9
C3  2!
Two digits (not including zero)
9
C2  2
Three digits (including zero)
9
C2  1
55. D
Sol. 64   4 C1.33  4 C2 32  4 C3 .3  4 C4   1121
56. D
6!
Sol. Five 4 runs + one 0 run =
5!
6!
Four 4 runs + two 2 runs =
4!2!
6!
Three 4 runs + two 3 runs + one 2 runs =
3!2!
6!
Two 4 runs + four 3 runs =
2!4!
 N = 96
57. B
x 1  x 
2010
Sol.  C0 x  C1x 2  C2 x3  ........  C2010 x 2011
Put x  1, , 2 and add three equations.
58. A
Sol. 26
C0  26 C1  ........  26 C26  226
 2  26

C0  26 C1  ......  26 C12  226  26 C13
59. D
Sol. n
Cr  nCr 1  n 1Cr
3
C0  3 C1  4 C2  5 C3  .....  99 C97  100 C97
60. D
Sol. Last digit of 9! = 0
Last digit of 39966 = 9
Hence last digit 9
61. B
Sol. | 3  i  z  1 || z  1  3i |
A (1, 3)
r
O
(0, 2)
r
Maximum distance of A from (z) = OA + r

= 1 1  2  2 2
62. A
Sol. x2   2 i x  1  0
2 i  2  4 1
x   1  i 
2 2
 3
x  cis ,cis
4 4
3  
x 2187  cis ,cis
4 4
1  3     1 3 
2187
 cis   ,cis     x 2187  2187  2isin ,2isin  2 i
x  4   4 x 4 4
63. C
Sol. 
Let P rei  & Q rei   
Point of intersection of tangents at ‘’ , ‘’ to circle x2 + y2 = r2 is
       
 cos   sin   e
i
 2 

212
r   2   2  
 ir r 
         1  2
 cos  2  cos 
2  cos  
       2 
64. D
     
Sol. | z1  z2 |2  | z 2  z3 |2  | z3  z1 |2  2  4  9  16   2  a b  b c  c  a 
 
  
Where a,b,c are position vectors of points z1, z2,z3
 1
 Maximum value = 58  2  6  12  8      84
 2
65. A
Sol. tan 3x  cot x
/3
O /6 /2
tan 3x <  cot x

 
 6 , 4    a,b 
 
66. C
67. D
 3 5 7
Sol. x , , ,
4 4 4 4
Hint: AM – GM
68. B
A C 1
Sol. tan tan 
2 2 3
sb 1 2 ac
 b s bb2 (A.M.  G.M.)
s 3 3 2
69. B
 a  b  c  b  c  a  c  a  b  a  b  c 
Sol.
4b 2 c 2
2s  2s  2a  2s  2b  2s  2c   2  s  a    s  b  s  c   2 A A
= 2 2
 4  
   4 sin cos2  sin2 A
4b c  bc  bc  2 2
70. D
Sol. Let A and B be the position of the two ships at the end of 3h. Then OA = (24 × 3) = 72km and OB
= (32 × 3) = 96 km
N
A
o x km
45 72 km E
W O
96 km
75o B
Let AB = x km
We have, NOA  45o and SOB  75o
 AOB  180o  45o  75o  60o  
Using cosine formula on AOB, we get
 72    96   x 2
2 2
cos 60  o
2  72  96
 x  14400  6912  7488
2
 x  7488  86.53 km
SECTION – B
71. 8
7! 9!
Sol. 9
C2  
2!2! 8
72. 0
Sol. z  x  iy
z  z  2 z 1
 2x  2  x  1  iy
 x 2   x  1  y 2
2
 y 2  2x  1
z1  z2  45o
Im  z1  z 2   0
z1  x1,y1 
y1
450
O
y1
1/2
z 2  x 1  y1 
SECTION – C
73. 00004.64
2 1
Sol. tan A  2  sin A  , cos A 
5 5
3 3 2
tanB   sinB  , cosB 
2 13 13
c  2R sinC  2R sin  A  B 
 c  2R  sin A cosB  cos A sinB 
 65  2R  4  3
65
R  4.64
14
74. 00015.00
3 2
 
A
Sol. tan   ; tan 45o   
x x
x6  45  
1
A   5  6  15
2 x
B C
3 D 2
75. 00065.00
Sol. cos 20o  2sin2 55o  1  2 sin K o
= cos 20o  1  cos110o
= 1  cos 20o  sin 20o

= 1  2 sin 45o  20o 
= k = 65

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