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PHYSICS
1 c1c2 18
1.(C) Heat loss  (v1  v2 )2  (900) J  600 J
2 c1  c2 26
2.(D) At height ‘h’ | h  R |

 2h 
g  g 0 1   g 0  acceleration due to gravity at earth’s surface
 R

 2h 
 0.97 g 0  g 0 1  
 R
0.03R
 h
2
At depth ‘d’
 d  d
g  g 0 1    0.99 g0  g 0 1  
 R   R
2
 d  0.01R  Ratio 
3
3.(D) H 2  32.0 cm
H1  22.0 cm

 H 2  H1  32.0  22.0  10 cm
2
  20 cm  1/ 5 (m)
v f
1
v  1615   323 m / s
5
4.(A) Sp
S depends upon v, f , 
 S  p  v x y f z

 L  ( ML1T 2 )1 ( LT 1) x ( ML3 ) y (T 1 ) z

 L  M 1 y L1 x 3 yT 2  x  z
 1  y  0  y  1
1  x  3 y  1  x  1
2  x  z  0  z  1
p p
 S or f 
v f vS
100 1000
 f  3
  30 Hz
1  330  10  10 33

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1100
5.(B) Line current   5A
220
Line power loss  I 2 R  25 R
Power supplied  1100  25 R
Power delivered
Efficiency 
Power supplied
1100 1100
0.9   (0.9)(25R )  1100(1  0.9) ; R  4.9 
1100  25 R 225
6.(A) Image forms on object, when rays from object travels same path after reflection by mirror so rays
refracted by lens, will form image at centre of curvature of mirror
By lens formula
1 1 1 1 1 1
  ;  
v u f v 60 30
v  60cm
From lens distance of centre of curvature = 60 cm
radius of curvature = 30 cm

7.(C) At a general height h of balloon,

h d  1 dh
tan    sec2  
d dt d dt
d dh
  and v
dt dt
2
v cos 2  1  30 
      0.012 rad/s
d 30  50 

8.(D) Loss in electrostatic PE  ( y)  q
2 0

1 2 q  q 
Loss in gravitational PE  mg y  mv  y  mg y  v 2  2 y  g
2 2 0  2 m0 
9.(B) When a potential difference of 100V is applied across the voltmeter, full scale deflection should take
place. Thus, 50A should go through the coil. We add a resistance R in series with the given coil to
achieve this. We have,
100
50A 
106  R
 R  106  2  106

R  106 
1  A0  1
10.(B) t ln  & tmean 
  A 

1  3  1010 
From graph 165hrs  ln  
  1010 

1 165 165 1
   150 hrs ; tmean   150 hrs
 ln 3 1.1 

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11.(D) Angle between area vector and magnetic field = 90°

Torque due to magnetic force acting on coil

 ni AB sin   nil 2 B
Torque due to weight  mg (l / 2)
For the coil to start tipping
(Torque)due to B  (Torque) due to Mg

 l mg
For minimum value of B,  nil 2 B  mg  B
2 2ni l
12.(C) The change in internal energy is same for AB, AC and AD and is positive
wAB  0 & wAC  0 & wAO  0
So by first law of thermodynamics
QAB  0 ; QAC  0
For AD
QAD  0 or QAD  0 both are possible

a mc p
13.(D) Z
bnd q
Z a b c d
m n p q
Z a b c d
1 3 5 7
Given, 9  m    n    p    q    m  3n  5 p  7 q  18
2 2 2 2
14.(B) By the principle of calorimetry
200 S P (90  120)  100 SQ (90  75)  0 …(i)
and 100 S P (T  100)  50 SQ (T  70)  0 …(ii)
where S P & SQ are specific heats of P and Q respectively and T is the final temperature in second
case.
Solving (i), we get
4 S P  SQ
Solving (ii), we get
S P (T  70)

SQ 2(T  100)
1 (T  70)
Thus,  ; T  100  2T  140
4 2(T  100)
T  80C
15.(B) When V becomes half of its initial value
 pressure becomes 4 times (V 2 P  constant)
So, temperature becomes 2T (PV/T = constant)
Given,
f 17
E  K (2T ) E  5.44  10 ergs
2
f 3
E
T  K  Boltzman constant
fK

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N
Now,  R  T  PV
NA
PVf 13.6  980  4  5  3
N  17
 1.47  10 22
E 5.44  10
16.(D) Let density of oil, ball and water be 0 , b &  w respectively.
w 2
Then, 0  ; b   w
3 3
Further, assume that volume of ball is V, out of which
V ' volume is submerged in water.
As the ball is in equilibrium, gravitational force is
balanced by upward buoyant force
Fg  Fbuoyant | oil  Fbuoyant | water
(bV ) g  0 (V  V ') g   w (V ') g
bV  0V  0V '  wV '
(b  0 )V  ( w  0 )V '
   0 
V' b V
  w  0 
 w 
  V
Substituting value of b & 0 in terms of w , V '   3 V  V ' 
2
  w  2
 3 
V'
% volume of ball submerged in water   100 = 50%
V
hC 12400 12400
17.(D) Eg   eV  eV = 4.96 eV
 max  m (in Å) 2500

2(0.81) H 2H
18.(D) Time taken to cross first 81% of fall   0.9
g g
2H
Time taken to fall completely 
g
2H 2H 2H 1 2H
 time taken to cross last 19% of fall   0.9  0.1 
g g g 10 g

19.(A) E  90 ˆj (0.3  107 t  102 x)V / m.
Cˆ  iˆ
E 90
Bˆ  Cˆ  Eˆ  iˆ  ˆj  kˆ ; B0  0   3  107 Tesla
C 3 108

B  3 107 kˆ(0.3  107 t  10 2 x)
FB max  qvB0  (2  1.6 1019 )  0.01  3  108  3 107  3.2  9  1019 2 8 7  2.88  1019 N

20.(C) The angular momentum of two wheels and shaft is constant

Iw  (3 I  I ) w '
w Iw 3Iw
w'  So impulse on first wheel shaft system   Iw 
4 4 4

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21.(8)  B A
  BA cos 
3a 2 3a 2
A= Area of triangle  ;   B0 et  (1)
4 4
t

 d  B0 e t 3a 2 emf B0 et 3a 2 B0 e 2 a 2
emf   ; I  
dt 4 3R 4  3R 2  4 3R
x=8

22.(12) For least strain I1 from objective should be formed at focus of the eyepiece
1 1 1
 
v1 u1 f 0
1 1 1
 
u1 v1 f 0
1 1
  u1  4 cm
u1 4
 object should be placed 4cm from the objective and 12cm from the eyepiece.

23.(6.80)

Both neutron & hydrogen will have the same KE. (They have same mass & same velocity)
By conservation of linear momentum
mu  2mv  v  u / 2
1 k
 KE of neutron after collision k '  m (u / 2)2 
2 4
k k
Energy lost in collision  k      k / 2
4 4
k / 2  13.6eV for hydrogen to get ionized  k  27.2eV & k '  6.8eV
  
24.(3)   r  F or,   r F sin 
3 
3 3  6  1  sin  ; sin   ;   60 or Thus, n = 3
2 3
25.(55)  = De-broglie wavelength for electron of kinetic energy KE
h 6.6  1034 6.6  10 34
   25
 5.5  1010 m
2mk 31 19 3  4  10
2  9  10  5  1.6  10
Successive localized accumulation are location of constructive interference
 Separation between them is fringe width ()
D 5.5  1010  1
    5.5  10 5 m  55 m
d 10  10 6
4 4 12  6
26.(4) Total equivalent resistance  1   1  8
44 12  6
V 16
Total current in circuit    2A ; VAB  IRAB  2  2  4V
Req 8

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27.(0.75) Compass needles oscillates in horizontal plane due to horizontal component of magnetic field H
I
T  2 , H  B cos 
MH
2
T1 B2 cos  2 B  T  cos 2
   1  2 
T2 B1 cos 1 B2  T1  cos 1
1 1 T 3
T1  min, T2  min  2 
30 40 T1 4
2 2
B1  3  cos37º  3  4 3
       0.75
B2  4  cos53º  4  3 4

28.(11) Angle between the mirrors  10  20  30

360 360
  12  Even number  Total number of images   1  12  1  11
30 
29.(15) Speed just before reaching B is given by energy conservation
1
mg (5)  mv 2  v  2(10)(5)  10 m/s
2
After collision at B, velocity perpendicular to the incline becomes
zero while velocity along the incline remains unchanged
 v1  v cos30  5 3 m/s
Velocity upon reaching C can be found by applying energy
conservation again.
1 1
mg (7.5)  mv22  mv12
2 2
 v22  v12  2 g (7.5)  75  150  225  v2  15 m/s
30.(0.18) Area of face parallel to which force is applied  50cm  10cm  0.05m2
9  10 4
 The stress applied   1.80  106 Nm2
0.05
x stress
Shearing strain  
L G
L 1.8  106  0.5
 displacement (x )  stress   9
 1.8  104 m  0.18 mm
G 5  10

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Chemistry
1.(B) For reactions:-
1 K 2 K
A  UV B  X  Y
50% of reaction is completed, 87.5% of reaction is completed,
time required for 50% completion time required for 87.5% completion =
 (t1/ 2 ) A  t (let say).....(i) 3(t1/ 2 ) B  t......(ii)
From equation (i) and (ii), we get
(t1/ 2 ) A  3(t1/ 2 )B

ln 2 3ln 2  ln 2 3ln 2 
  (t1/ 2 ) A  , (t1/ 2 ) B  
K1 K2  K1 K2 

K2
K 2  3K1 or 3
K1
2.(B) The basicity strength will be directly proportional to the availability of lone pair on N atom.
3.(A) (I) Becomes aromatic, when H  is removed
(II) Becomes aromatic, when H  is removed
(In comparison to (I), In (II) an EWG (  NO 2 ) is attached, which makes hydrogen even more acidic)
(III) Becomes anti-aromatic, when H  is removed
Hence, K a (or acidic strength order) : II > I > III
So, pK a order: II < I < III [Increasing order] or III > I > II [decreasing order]

4.(C)

5.(D) Hoffmann bromamide degradation reaction

O
||
CH 3  CH 2  CH 2  C  NH 2  Br2  4 NaOH  CH 3  CH 2  CH 2  NH 2  Na 2CO3  2 NaBr  2 H 2O
(Butanamide) (1-Propanamine)
6.(C) Lysine is basic as well as essential amino acid.
7.(D) In the given Ellingham diagram, below 1500 K, the C  CO curve lie below the Fe  FeO curve.
Hence, conversion of C  CO is more favorable. Hence, carbon can reduce FeO.
8.(D) Micelles are formed above a certain concentration called critical micelle concentration (CMC) and
above a particular temperature called kraft temperature (Tk )
9.(D) Presence of excess of nitrate in drinking water causes Blue baby syndrome.

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10.(A) Electronic configuration of 58 Ce : [Xe]4f 5d1 6s 2
The most common oxidation state of Ce is +3 as cerium is a lanthanoid.
But Ce can show +4 oxidation state also it is f 0 in +4.
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11.(D) 65 Tb : [Xe]4f 6s 2

Tb 4 : [Xe] 4f 7 (correct electronic configuration)

  n(n  2) (where n  Number of unpaired electrons)


spin-only  7(7  2)  7.9
magnetic
moment
12.(C) s orbitals can not form π bonds. s orbitals always form σ bonds.
13.(D)
: 1,1-dichloro prop-1-ene

sp 2 hybridization = 120° bond angle between Cl  C  Cl

sp3 hybridization = 109° bond angle between Cl  C  Cl

Thus “D” is false
14.(C)   n(n  2) BM

4.89  n(n  2)
n4
Thus the answer will have 4 unpaired electrons in its electronic configuration
(I) Fe : [Ar] 4s2 3d 6
It has 4 unpaired electrons in d subshell
(II) Sc : [Ar] 4s 2 3d1
It has only 1 unpaired electron
(III) Fe2  : [Ar] 3d 6
It has 4 unpaired electrons
(IV) Cr 2  : [Ar] 3d 4
It has 4 unpaired electrons
Thus answer is I, III and IV

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15.(A) According Le-chatelier principle, when pressure is increased, reaction shift in a direction in which
number of moles of gases decrease. Thus reaction will shift in forward direction
Since, this is an exothermic reaction, decreasing temperature will shifts reaction in forward direction
When inert gas is added at constant pressure, reactions shifts in a direction in which number of moles
of gases will increase. Thus reaction will shifts in backward direction
16.(D) Diamagnetic species will not be attracted by magnetic field

[Cr(NH 3 )6 ]3  3 unpaired electrons

[Mn(CN) 6 ]3  2 unpaired electrons

[Ni(CN) 4 ]2 

 all electrons are paired
[Ni(CO)4 ]  

CO and CN  are strong field ligands. Hence, pairing occurs

4r
17.(B) In FCC, 4r  a 2  a 
2
4
a  90 2  360 pm
2

 360  1010 cm

 3.6  10 8 cm
And effective number of atoms per unit cell is 4.
n  M0
Density(d) 
NA  a3

d  N A  a3
M0 
n

8  6.023  1023  (3.6  10 8 )3

M0 
4
M 0  56.2  56
18.(C) Type E 2O3 oxides of Nitrogen & phosphorus are purely acidic. That of arsenic & antimony
amphoteric and those of bismuth are predominantly basic.
19.(D) Solubility decreases with increase in size of alkyl/aryl groups
20.(C) Synthetic drugs, brompheniramine (Dimetapp) and terfenadine (Seldane), act as antihistamines. They
interfere with the natural action of histamine by competing with histamine for binding sites of
receptor where histamine exerts its effect.

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21.(10) In absence of catalyst : In presence of catalyst :

 r H  (E a b  E a f )  r H   (E a b  E a f )catalyst

 r H  10 kJ mol1  r H  10 kJ mol1

On, addition of catalyst,  r H doesn’t change, only activation energies are lowered or reduced.

So, |  r H | (in kJ)  10 kJ mol1

22.(23.16) Balanced reaction : Zn(s)  2MnO 2 (s)  8H   Zn 2   2Mn 3  4H 2O
For the above reaction : n = 2 [no. of electrons involved]


and, E cell  Eoxidation  anode

 E Reduction  cathode

E cell  1.2V

Using G    nFE cell  2  96500  1.2

 2.4  96500
 231600 Joules

So, | G  |  104  23.16

23.(11) Number of sp 2 hybridized carbon = 11

24.(18) millimoles of NH 4OH  20  0.2  4

millimoles of HCl  20  0.1  2

NH 4OH  HCl 
 NH 4Cl  H 2O
Initially 4 2 - -
Finally 2 0 2 -
Let us add x millimole of HCl

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[salt]
pOH  pK b  log
[base]

K b  105  pK b  5,
(2  x)
6  5  log
(2  x)
2x
1  log
2x
2x
10 
2x
20  10x  2  x
18  11x
18
 x  MV
11
18 1
 V
11 11
V  18ml
volume evolved
25.(10) no. of moles of N 2 evolved 
molar volume
448
  0.02
22400
Mass of N  0.02  28  0.56g
0.56
% of N  100  10%
5.6

Tb  5.04
26.(40) Tb  i K b m
K b  2.52
Tb
i 200 / 40
K bm m
2
5.04
i m  2.5
2.52  2.5

2
i  0.8
2.5
1  i 1  0.8 0.2
In association,      0.4
1 1 0.5
1 1
n 2
 So, 100  0.4  100  40

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 
H3 BO3   HBO 2   B2 O 3
27.(3)
(A)
Boron trioxide reacts with NaOH to form NaBO 2 (sodium metaborate) and water.

B2 O3  2NaOH   2NaBO 2  H 2O
(B)
In above reaction, 2 moles of NaBO 2 requires 1 mole of B2O3
 for 6 moles of NaBO 2 , 3 moles of B2O3 will be required
28.(34) Possible number of geometrical isomers
(I) [Pt BrCl(en)]  1
(II) [Co(NO 2 )3 (NH3 )3 ]  2

(III) [CrCl2 (NO2 )2 (NH3 )2 ]  5

 x 1; y  2 ; z  5
2(xy  yz  xz)  2(2  10  5)  34
4
29.(12) t  0
9
4
 t for [ML 4 ]2   27000
9
= 12000

 12  103 cm 1
 x = 12
50
30.(39.20) mass of H 2SO4 present in 1 ml of stock solution  1.5  = 0.75 g
100
750
mass of H 2SO4 required for 750 ml of 0.4M H 2SO4   0.4  98  29.4g
1000
1 ml stock solution contained 0.75g H 2SO4 .

By unitary method
29.4
29.4 g H 2SO 4 will be in ml  39.2 ml
0.75

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Mathematics
2
1.(B) The tangent to the parabola y 2  8x with slope ‘M’ is y  Mx 
M
It is also tangent to hyperbola xy  1

 2 
x  Mx    1 have equal roots
 M 
2
Mx 2  x 1  0
M
4
D0  2
 4M  M 3  1  0
M
M  1 (other roots are imaginary)
 required equation is y  x  2
   
2.(A) Let a b c are 3 coterminous edge of parallelepiped ; then V   a b c 
     
a  b, b  c, c  a
Diagonal will be
d1 d2 d3
           
 a  b b  c c  a   2  a b , c    d1 d 2 d 3 
     
1    1 1
V  d1 d 2 d3   iˆ  ˆj ˆj  kˆ kˆ  iˆ    2 iˆ ˆj kˆ   1
2   2   2  
3.(B) 49%  n( B)  % of passengers who liked Bus for travelling
53%  n ( F )  % of passengers who liked Flight for travelling
62%  n (T )  % of passengers who liked Train for travelling
n ( B  F )  27% ; n ( F  T )  29% ; n ( B  T )  28%
 5% liked none  so, n ( B  F  T )  95%
Using formulas
n ( A  B  C )  n ( A)  n( B )  n(C )  n ( A  B )  n ( B  C )  n ( A  C )  n ( A  B  C )
95%  (49  53  62)%  27%  29%  28%  n ( B  F  T )
n ( B  F  T )  15%

Passengers who liked at least two mode of transport

 (12  13  14  15)%  54% of 200
54
  200  108
100

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4.(A) Let Q be the image of Pt. P (0, 1, 3) in the plane 3 x  y  4 z  2
PQ is normal to plane
 Direction ratios of PQ : (3, 1,4)
 PQ passes through (0, 1, 3)
Equation of PQ :
x  0 y 1 z  3
    (say)
3 1 4
Coordinates of Q be (3,    1, 4  3)
Let (R) be mid pt. of PQ
R lies in plane 3 x  y  4 z  2

 3   2 4  6 
R : , , 
 2 2 2 
3   2
3   2(4  6)  2
2 2
9    2  16  24  4
26  26    1  Q : (3.  2, 1)
5.(C) The converse statement of ( x  (~ y ))  k is k  ( x  (~ y))
~ k  ( x  ~ y ) ( p  q  ~ p  q )
 ( x  ~ y )  (~ k )
 [~ (~ x  y)]  (~ k )  ( x  ~ y  ~ (~ x  y ))
 (~ x  y )  (~ k )
 Converse of ( x  (~ y ))  k is (~ x  y )  (~ k )
n n n
6.(B)  ( xi  1) 2  9n   xi2  2  xi  n  9n …(i)
i 1 i 1 i 1

n n n
 ( xi  1) 2  5n   xi2  2  xi  n  5n …(ii)
i 1 i 1 i 1

Add (i) + (ii)

n
2  xi2  12n
i 1

n
 xi2  6n
i 1

Subtract (ii) from (i)

n
 xi  n
i 1

2 2
 xi2   xi  6n  n 
SD         6 1  5
n  n  n n

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x2 y 2
7.(A) 9 x 2  16 y 2  144   1
16 9
a 2  b2 7 7
a  4, b  3  e2  2
  e
a 16 4
Coordinates of one end of LR in 1st quadrant are
 b2   9  9
L  ae,  i.e., L :  7,    7, 
 a   4   4
 

Equation of tangent at L is 7 x  4 y  16

 16 
Point of intersection with axes are P  , 0  and (0,4)
 7 
1 16 128
Area of quad. formed  4   4 
2 7 7

8.(C) y2 ( x 2  1)  2 xy1
y 2x
 y12   x2  1
log y1  log( x 2  1)  C

y1 x  0  2

log 2  log(1)  C  C  log 2

log y1  log( x 2  1)  log(2)  log(2 x 2  2)

dy
 2 x2  2
dx
2
 dy   (2 x  2) dx

x3
y  2  2 x  K  passes through (3,0)
3
33
0  2  6  K  K  24
3

2 x3
Equation of curve : y   2 x  24
3

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9.(C) x yz6
x  2 y  3z  10
x  2 y  z  
1 1 1
D  1 2 3  (  3)
1 2 
6 1 1
D1  10 2 3  2  16  
 2 
1 6 1
D2  1 10 3  2(2    4)
1  
1 1 6
D3  1 2 10    10
1 2 
For   3,   10  option C
D  0 & D1  D2  D3  0
Hence given system has infinite solution

1 4cos  1
10.(B) f ()  sin  1 4cos 
1 sin  1
Applying R3  R3  R1
1 4cos  1
f ()  sin  1 4cos 
0 (sin   4cos ) 0
1(0  4cos (sin   4cos )  4cos (0  0)  1(sin (sin   4cos )
 4cos (sin   4cos )  sin (sin   4cos )
 (sin   4cos ) (sin   4cos )  (sin   4cos ) 2

sin   4cos   (1) 2  (4) 2

sin   4cos   17
(sin   4cos )2  17

11.(A) f ( g ( x))  x (given fog = I)

f '( g ( x)) g '( x )  1 x
f '( g ( a )) g '( a)  1
1 1
f '( g ( a ))  
g '( a ) 2
1
f '(b ) 
2

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12.(C) z2  z  1  0
1  1  4 1  3 1  3i
z    1 ,  2
2 2 2
Put z = -ω
2 2 2 2
 1   2 1   3 1   1 
       2
    3
 .....   ( ) 24  
          ( ) 24 
2 2 2 2
 2   2   2  4 1   24 1 
   
        1  1 
    .....     
 3   3   4   24 

(1)2  ( 1)2  (2) 2  (  2 ) 2  ......  (1  1)2

  
6

The sum 6 is repeated in 8 triplets  Answer is 6  8  48

1
2 x p
13.(B) lim (1  ax  bx  c)
x p

This is the form ( 1)

1
 lim (1  ax 2  bx  c  1) 
e x p x p
( a ( x  p )( x  q ))
 lim [since p, q are roots of ax 2  bx  c ]
e x p ( x  p)

 e a ( p  q)
 1 1
14.(B) cos1 x  cos1  x   1  x 2  1  
 2 4 

 1 
 cos 1 x   cos1  cos1 x 
 2 
1 
 cos1 
2 3

1
, cos x  cos 1
y
 
cos1 xy  1  x 2 1  y 2 ; x  y, x, y  0


 
 cos 1 xy  1  x 2 1  y 2 ; x  y, x, y  0


15.(C) f ( x)  px 2  qx  r
f '( x )  2 px  q
f (1)  f ( 1)
pqr  pqr  q0

f '( p )  2 p 2  q  2 p 2
f '( q)  2 pq  q  0
f '( r )  2 pr  q  2 pr

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Given f '( p ), f '( q ), f '( r ) are in A.P.

 2 p 2 , 0,2 pr are in A.P.

2 p 2 2rp
 ,0, are in A.P  p,0, r are in A.P.
2p 2p
i.e., p, q, r are in A.P.

16.(B) P  ( P1 cos , P1 sin )

Q  ( P2 cos(90  ),  P2 sin(90  ))
Q  ( P2 sin ,  P2 cos )

Put coordinates of P in y 2  4ax

P12 sin 2   4aP1 cos 

4 a cos 
P1 
sin 2 
Similarly putting coordinates of Q in y 2  4ax
4 a sin 
P2 
cos 2 
4 /3
 4 a cos  4a sin   (16 a 2 ) 4 / 3
( P1  P2 )4 / 3     ;  P1  P2 4 / 3 
 sin 2  cos2   (sin   cos )4 / 3
2/3 2 /3
 4 a cos    4a sin  
Also, P12 / 3  P22 / 3    
 sin 2    cos 2  
 cos 2 / 3  sin 2 / 3   2 2
2 / 3  cos   sin    1 
 (4a ) 2 / 3  4 / 3    (4 a )  4/3 
 (4a ) 2 / 3  4 / 3 4/3 
 sin  cos4 / 3   4 /3
 sin  cos    sin   cos  
 

16a 2  (4a)2 / 3 (16a 2 ) 4 / 3 (16a 2 )4 / 3


Also, 16a 2 P12 / 3  P22 / 3   sin 4/3
 cos 4/3


sin 4 /3
 cos 4/ 3


(sin  cos ) 4 /3
  P1  P2 
4 /3

 option (B) is correct

1 1 1 1 
17.(A) a1     
25 3 2 5 
1 1 1 1
a2     
58 3 5 8 
.
.
.
.
.
1 1 1 1 
a100     
299  (302) 3  299 302 

1 1 1 1 1 1 1 
a1  a2  .....  a100       .....  
3 2 5 5 8 299 302 
1 1 1  1  300  50 25
     
3  2 302  3  2  302  302 151

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18.(D) 6x 2  5x  1  5x  6x2  1

 (6 x 2  5 x  1)

Here a   a
 a0

6x2  5x  1  0

6 x 2  3x  2 x  1  0
3 x(2 x  1)  1(2 x  1)  0
(2 x  1)(3x  1)  0

1 1 
x , 
3 2 
80 
dx
19.(B) I  1  etan x …(i)
0

80 
dx
I  1  etan(80 x)
0

80 
dx
  1  e tan x …(ii)
0

Add (i) and (ii)

80 
 1 1 
2I    1  etan x  1  e tan x  dx
0

80 
 1 e tan x 
  
1 e
tan x

1  e tan x
 dx

0

80 
  1 dx
0

 80 
2 I  80
I  40

 1
20.(D)  x log 1  x  dx  I
1 x 

I  x log 
 x 
 dx

 
I   x log(1  x)  x log x  dx

   
 I1 I2 

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
I 2  x log x dx

I1  x log(1  x) dx
 x2  1 x2
u sin g int egration by  log x    
 2 
 

 dx
x 2
parts
x2 x
x2 1 x2 
2
 log x 
2
dx 
log(1  x) 
2   dx
1 x 2
2 2
x2 x2
x 1 x  log x 
2 4
2
log(1  x)  
2 1 x
dx

I  I1  I 2

x2 1 x2  1  1 x2 x2
I
2
log(1  x) 
2 1 x  dx  log x 
2 4
x2 1 1 1 x2 x2

2
log(1  x) 
2 
( x  1) dx 
2 1 x 
dx  log x 
2 4
C

x2 x2 x 1 x2 x2
 log(1  x )    log(1  x )  log x  C
2 4 2 2 2 4
 x2  1  x2 x  x2  1  x2 x
  log (1  x )  log x   C    log(1  x)  log x 2   C
 2  2 2  2  4 2
   

 f ( x)log(1  x)  g ( x )log x 2  Lx  C

x2  1  x2 1
f ( x)  , g ( x)  , L
2 4 2

21.(2454) We have 11 letters in ‘VIDYAMANDIR’

2 I’s, 2 A’s, 2 D’s and V, Y, M, N, R are single
Case – I :- Two alike & other two alike
4!
No. of ways  3C2 
2!  2!
Case – II :- Two alike, two different
4!
No. of ways  3C1  7C2 
2!
Case – III :- All are different
No. of ways  8C4  4!
4! 4!
 Total no. of ways  3C2   3C1  7C2   8C4  4!  18  756  1680  2454
2!  2! 2!

22.(4) General term Tr 1  K Cr (1) K  r ( x 2 )r

Tr 1  KCr x 2r

For x 4 , r  2
KC2  6

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K!
6
2!( K  2)!
K ( K  1)( K  2)!
6
2( K  2)!
K  3 or K  4
 positive value of K is 4.

23.(5) x 2 is continuous,  2x 2 is also continuous

Range of 2x 2 in [1,2) will be 2  2 x 2  8

G.I.F. is discontinuous at integers
f ( x) will be discontinuous at integer in [2, 8)

f (1)  f (1 )  2 continuous at x  1

3 5 7
No. of points of discontinuity is 5  , 2, , 3,
2 2 2
24.(5) Possibility of getting 7 are
(1,6) (6,1) (2,5) (5,2) (3,4) (4,3)
6 1
Probability of getting score of 7 in a single throw  
36 6
2
1 5
 Required probability = probability of getting score of 7 exactly twice  3C2     
6 6
3! 1 5 3 5 5
    
2!(3  2)! 36 6 36 6 72
5
 72 P   72  5
72
25.(1) 4x  2 y  6  0
4x  2 y  8  0
|8 6| 2 1
  
16  4 20 5
6x  3 y  9  0
6 x  3 y  15  0
|15  9 | 6 6 2
   
36  9 45 3 5 5
1 4
  2  2   1
5 5
26.(1) y  ( x  2) 2  1
x  2   y 1
 x   y 1  2  x  2
Interchange x & y

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 y  f 1 ( x)   x  1  2
 domain of f 1 ( x) is [1, )
 a 1
27.(13) f ( x)  x  9
1
f '( x) 
2 x9
f (b)  f (a ) 1 79  09 1 1
f '(C )     
ba 2 C9 7  0 2 C9 7
7 49 49 49  36 13
 C 9 ; C 9 ; C  9 
2 4 4 4 4
28.(4) 2 ab 2  4ab  6b 2
ab  2 a  3b
(a  3)b  2a
2a
b
a3
2a 2
 ab  k
a 3
dk 2( a 2  6a )
 0
da (a  3)2
 a  0,6
dk 2
At a  6,   ve
da 2
ab 6  4
 when a  6 & b  4, ab is minimum  minimum  4
6 6
29.(38) Volume  ( A  B )  C
3 4 5
 5 6 1  3(6  3  1  2)  4(5  3  1 0)  5(5  2  6  0)  48  60  50  38
0 2 3
1
30.(7) Area   x  x 4 dx
0
1
2 x5 
  x3/ 2  
 3 5 
0
2 1
   (0  0)
3 5
7
k
15
 15k  7

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