AITS 2324 PT III JEEA Paper 1 Sol

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ALL INDIA TEST SERIES
JEE (Advanced)-2024
PART TEST – III
PAPER –1
TEST DATE: 24-12-2023
ANSWERS, HINTS & SOLUTIONS

Physics PART – I
SECTION – A
1. B, D
Sol. V = a2L
dV = (2aL)da
V = 2aL(a)
p 2Ba
B , p 
 V  a
 V 
 
 F  ( P)  surface area
2Ba
F (2aL)  4BLa
a
2. B, D
Sol. Maximum and minimum velocity depends on eccentricity of orbits
GmMe
T.E = 
2a
dA L

dt 2m
T2  a3
3. A, D
 /3
Sol. v 2u ( R)
1 2
2
v  R
3
2 R
Change in magnitude = R R 
3 3
2 1 2  1
Now,  
v u R
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 4 
1 4/3  1 3 
  
v  5  R 

 3 R
   
15
 v R
7
4. C
Sol. From the frame of container, the acceleation of a particle is
shown in the figure. So we can write the pressure at any point
inside the container
a2
g + a1
(0, 0, 0)
5. B
9/2
 m 
Sol. P  P0  
 Ms 
9/2
dm 2  m 
 c  P0  
dt  Ms 
m t
dm P0
 m
m0
9/2

(Ms )9/2 c 2  dt
0
2 1 1  P0 t
 7/2  7/2  
7  m m0  (Ms )9/2 c 2
1 1 7P0 t
7/2
 
m m7/2
0 2(Ms )9/2 c 2
6. A
Sol. By rotating an angle ‘’ the principal axis of mirror P
also rotated by same angle. 2f
M M
2f

P x
7. D
1 2 2
Sol. Energy density = A 
2
1
0.252  (450)A 2 (2f )2
2
1
 Af …(i)
60
Maximum shear strain = AK

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2
A  3  106

A 3
  10 6 …(ii)
 2
 2
(72)   (1)
180 
 = 5m
So, A = 7.5  106 m
Af = 1/60
20000
f
9
40000

9
 15   40000 2 
y=   10 6  sin  t  x
 2   9 5 
8. B
Sol. Let m = 10 gm 
 = 20 cm, k = 200 N/m
k 2m 2k
k P m Q
Angular frequency of 2m,    100 rad/s
2m
2k
Angular frequency of m,    2 = 200 rad/s
m
Let x1 and x2 are the displacement of 2m and m at the time of oscillation
x1 + x2 =  …(i)
 
x1   cos t …(ii)
2 2
 
x 2   cos2t …(iii)
2 2
From (i), (ii) and (iii)
1 1
cos t  , cos2t  
2 2
   1  3
So, x 2      
2 2 2 4
Differentiate equation (ii) and (iii)
dx 3 
v1  1 , v1 
dt 4
dx 2 3 
v2  , v2 
dt 2
Maximum velocity will occur when both springs are at natural length
2 2
1  1  1 2
k    2k    (3m)v m
2 4 2 4 2
 k
 vm  5 2
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9. C
3 1 2  1 3  2
Sol.   
v u R1 R2
2 5/3 2  (3 / 2)
 
v ( 12) (12)
144
v …(i)
13
 144 

v 1  13  5 / 3 10
 mT      …(ii)
u 3 12 2 13
2
  144  
2  
 v  1   13   5 / 3 120
mL       …(iii)
 u  3  12  2 169
 
 
 120  480
A x  (5cos37)   mm
 169  169
 10  30
A y  (5 sin37)    mm
 13  13
 120  96
v x  (1cos 37)   m/s
 169  169
 10  6
v y  (1sin37)    m/s
 13  13
10. D
Sol. For P: 5  1016  (1.6  10 19 )V0
 V0  3125 volt
hC (6.62  1034 )(3  108 )
For Q:     18
 56.7  1010 m
E 35  10
E 46  1017
For R :     6.95  1017 Hz
h 6.62  1034
For S: K.E.  46  10 17  5  10 18  455  1018 J
11. C
2r 3/2
Sol. T  9.34  103 sec
GMe
GmMe GmMe GmMe
Ei     20.84  109 J
2r 2r r
GmMe GmMe 2GmMe
Ef      41.68  109 J
r r r
2
L  mvr  m GMer  30.99  1012 kg-m /s

SECTION – B
12. 500
Sol. v  2gy …(i)
Consider a strip at depth ‘y’
Volume flow rate from strip
dQ = av H/2
= k(2R)dy 2gy
Net volume flow rate H
H/2
y
Q  k2R 2g  ydy
dy
0 H/2 v

Q R g H3/2
500
Large cylinder
13. 5000
Sol. A central bright is formed at C. I1 and I2 are the images I1
formed by M1 and M2 is used as point source.
For 2nd maxima at P 4d
Path difference = 2
(d) sin  = 2 M1
y d CB
(10d)  2 C
D
(10d)(3d) 3d
 2
D
P
15d2 15(103 )2 d
   5  106 m  5000 nm
D 3 M2
d D
I2
Screen
14. 30
Sol. Let ‘x’ is the displacement of plank from its 2M
equilibrium position aC
f + kx = (3M)aP …(i)

2
(2M)R f f kx
f.R   …(ii)
2
f 3M ap
ac  …(iii)
2M
aC  R  aP …(iv)
3k
On solving    30 rad/s
11M
15. 1089
5
Sol.  5,   2m
2
2
P0  103 N/m

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P0  BAK …(i)

0  AK …(ii)
P0 B

0 
   B 
0  P0  P0  v  , B  v 2 
B v 2  
 
P0 1000 1
0  2
 
v 330  330 1089
16. 5036
Sol. Pitch = 0.1 mm, N = 100
0.1
Least count =  0.001 mm
100
Negative zero error = 6  0.001 = 0.006 mm
Reading of screw gauge = (50  0.1) mm + (30  0.001) mm = 5.03 mm
Measured value = (5.03 + 0.006) mm = 5.036 mm
17. 11
12400
Sol.  2.73 eV
4532
12400
 2.42 eV
5112
12400
 2.2 eV
5628
12400
 2.02 eV
6123
 IA IA  40
No. of emitted photoelectron     t
4E
 1 4E 2  100
5.6  104  8  104  1 1  11
 19  2.73  2.42   3  0.4  6.54  10
4  1.6  10  

Chemistry PART – II
SECTION – A
18. B, C
Sol. Following reactions occurs in Serpeck’s process:
Al2 O3  C  N2  2AlN  3CO  ;
 Si  2CO  ;
SiO 2  2C 
AlN  NaOH  NaAlO2  NH3 ;
NaAlO2  2H2O  Al  OH3  NaOH;
AlN  H2 O  Al  OH3  NH3 ;
o
1100 C
2Al  OH3   Al2 O3  3H2O;
19. B, C
Sol. The given solution is basic buffer.
20. A, B, D
Sol. (A) Ba  NO2 2  H2 SO 4 
 BaSO 4  HNO2
(B) HNO3 is oxidizing acid, which oxidize H2S to ‘S’.
(C) P4  3NaOH  3H2 O  PH3  3NaH2PO2
(D) Ca3  PO4  2  3H2 SO 4  2CaSO4  2H3PO4
21. D
Sol. 5HClO2  4ClO2  HCl  2H2O;
22. B
Sol. Na  50.11 cm2 / mole
Ba2  127 S cm 2 / mole
One Ba2+ is replaced by two Na+ ions.
23. B
H2 O
Sol. F2  KClO3   KClO 4  HF
H2O
Cl2  Na2 SO3   Na 2SO 4  HCl
Br2  Ca  OH2 
 CaBr2  Ca  OBr 2  H2 O
24. C
Sol. Co  NH3 5 NO2   Cl2 and Co  NH3 5 Cl NO2  Cl are the ionization isomers.
25. C
Sol. Cetyltrimethylammonium bromide is a cationic detergent.
Terfenadine is also known as Seldane.
26. C
Sol. Lead storage battery
Anode: Pb  s   SO24  aq  PbSO4  s   2e 

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 Pb2   aq  2H2 O   

Cathode: PbO2  s   4H  2e 
Ni-Cd battery
Anode: Cd  2OH  Cd  OH2  2e
Cathode: 2e  NiO2  2H2O  Ni  OH 2  s   2OH
H2 – O2 fuel cell
Anode: H2  2H  2e 
Cathode: 4e   4H  O 2  2H2 O
CH4 – O2 fuel cell
Anode: 2H2 O  CH4  CO2  8H  8e
Cathode: 4e   4H  O 2  2H2 O
27. B
Sol. KO 2 - is a superoxide  O2  which is paramagnetic.
Fe3 O 4 - is Ferrimagnetic.
MnO - is Antiferromagnetic
28. D
Sol. Cheralite - CaTh PO 4 2
Monazite – (Phosphates & Silicates of – Ce, La, Nd and Th.
Thorite – Silicates of Th and U
Carnotite - K 2  UO2 2  VO4  2 .3H2 O
Samarskite- (Y) – Oxide of Y, Fe, U, Th, Ca, Nb and Ta
SECTION – B
29. 332
3
Sol. AgBr  2S2 O32  conc.   Ag  S2O3 2   Br 
30. 152
Sol. Cr2 O3 is the green coloured compound which blown in the air.
31. 245
Sol. M = 0.5 N = 1.0
1000 
 eq     0.98 unit
1
 1 
V  iR  i    i  .
a  a
1 1
25  i  
0.98 10
i  245 (amp)
32. 250
Sol. To prevent 20 ml, amount of ‘X’ = 2000 mg
To prevent 10 ml, amount of ‘X’ = 1000 mg
To prevent from 1 ml, 10% NaCl,
1000
Amount of ‘X’   250 = Gold number
22

33. 21
Sol. O
F
F
Xe
F F
Number of lone pairs = 1 + 3 × 4 + 2 = 15
Number of  bonds = 5
Number of  bonds = 1
34. 2
Sol. CH4  g  4Cl2  g   CCl4     4HCl  g ;
Moles 2 1
reacted at 50% yield 0.125 0.5
Finally 1.875  mole  0.5  mole  0.5 mole
PV = nRT
P  39.6  2.875  0.0821 336
P = 2 atm.

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SECTION – A
35. A, C
Sol. A = Region PQRS R(4, 8)
B = shaded region
(2, 6)S Q(6, 6)
P(4, 4)
36. A, B
Sol. If P(z1), Q(z2), R(z3) and S(z4) are points on argand plane
 (z1 – z2)(z3 – z4) + (z3 – z1)(z2 – z4) + (z1 – z4)(z2 – z3) = 0
(z1 – z2)(z3 – z4) = –((z3 – z1)(z2 – z4) + (z1 – z4)(z2 – z3))
Taking modulus, (PQ)(RS)  (PR)(QS) + (PS)(QR) and (PS)(QR)  (PR)(QS) + (PQ)(RS)
37. A, D
P A 5 P(0, 3, 4)
Sol.  Q(5, 12, 0)
QA 12
 25 
So, A   , 0, 0 
 17  5 12
Similarly, B = (0, 7, 0)
 
 13  x-axis
C   0, 0,  P(0, 0, 0) A Q(5, 0, 0)
 4 
38. B
T1  3
Sol. For n = 1 ;  3S1  T1 = 3
2
2 2
 Tn  3   12Sn   Tn1  3   12Sn1
2 2
 Tn  3    Tn1  3   12Tn
Tn  Tn 1  6 A.P. with common difference = 6
39. C
Sol. Un1  Vn 1i  Un  Vni i  i
U2024  V2024i
U1  Vii 
1  i 2023
40. D
Sol. By solving equation x2 – 2x + 3 = 1 or 4

41. B
Sol. Let (2024 – 4r) elements have same image and rest (4r) elements is divided into r groups of
size 4
 In each group of 4 elements, elements can be arranged in 3 ways
42. C
Sol. Variance = 114   = 6
Mean  x  
 fi xi  24
 fi
th th
N N 
     1 Obser
2 2
Median =     24
2
Mean Deviation  x  
 fi xi  x  10
 fi
Mean Deviation M 
 fi xi  M  10
 fi
43. A
Sol. (P) a   ; b    ;  c     ; d    ; e   
a  b   c   d 1/30
30

 15  15  15  15  15 
(Q) (a + b + c)(a2 + b2 + c2 – ab – bc – ca) = 19
a + b + c = 19 ; (a – b)2 + (b – c)2 + (c – a)2 = 2
Possible values of |a – b| are 0 or 1
2023 2023
(R) 17  4   17  4  is divisible by 17
So, will be of the form 51q, 51q + 17 or 51q + 34
 132023  212023 gives remainder 1 when divided by 3 so,  = 34
 1 1
(S) A 
0 1 
44. D
Sol. (P)   9 C3  4   9C2  3   444
a 675  675 1
(Q)  
b 2025  2025 9
n
(R) Cr  2024 C3
2023 1
(S) Total function =  2024  1012   26071  112024  232024
45. B
Sol. (P) For each matrix having |A| = k, there exists a matrix with |A| = –k
 4 2  2
(Q) A=B+I; B  B =O
 8 4 
(R) f(x) (x – 1)(x – 3)Q(x) + (2x – 1)
f(0) = 3Q(0) – 1
2024
4049  1 1 
(S)
r 0
 
 r 2024 r Cr  2023  2025  2026 
 

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SECTION – B
46. 8
     
Sol. Let IP  p ; IQ  q ; IR  r
  
2p  3q  5r  0
1  1  1  1  3  
A1  p  q ; A 2  q  r  p  q ; A 3  r  p  pq
2 2 5 2 10
1       
A  p q  q r  r p  p q
2
47. 22
1012  1012 2024 r
C 2024  1012 
Ck  2024 Cr 
Sol.   2024 Ck   r Ck  2024Cr   =   1012 Ck  2024
Ck 

k 0  k r k  k 0  r k
1012
2024  k 1012
 1012 Ck   2   61012 =  7  1  49q  22
k 0
48. 674
 1
Sol. If BA   B  A  , then  BA   B3  1A 1
32024  1
So,  
2
49. 460
Sol. Doors having perfect square number will have odd number of divisors while doors having not the
perfect square number will have even number of divisors.
 Doors number 301 to 600 will have one less divisor
 In doors number 601 to 900, odd number will have one less divisor while even number will
have two less divisor
50. 19
Sol. 12  32  52  .....  6n  terms  63 n2
Here, n = 169
51. 72
2  1
1 2
Sol.   13
2 2
  1
2 2
4 2        2 2 1 1   2
2 2
   42      2 2 1 1  2  72
2 2
         42 2 2 1 1  2

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