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SOLUTIONS

Physics
1.

A1 N1

A2 N 2
1
500
2
Let mA and mB be the mass of blocks A and B respectively.

A2 103

2.

As the force F increases from 0 to ms mA g , the frictional force f on block A is such that f=F. When
F = ms mA g the frictional force f attains maximum value f = ms mg .
As F is further increased to ms ( mA + mB ) g , the block A does not move. In this duration frictional
force on block A remains constant at ms mA g .

As F further increased, system will start moving and kinetic friction ( mk mA g ) will start acting on

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The free body diagram of cylinder is as shown.

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Since net acceleration of cylinder is horizontal,

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3.

A ( ms > mk ) . Hence C is correct choice.

2
(1)
mg
3
And N BC - N AB sin 300 = ma
or
(2)
N BC = ma + N AB sin 300
Hence N AB remains constant and N BC increases with increase in a.
WA D WAC WA B
Hence 3 2 1
du
x = x1 and x = x3 are not equilibrium positions because
0 at these points.
dx
x = x2 is unstable, as U is maximum at this point.
1.5
1
0.5

OP OP R
OP 5 R
mRw2 sin 2f

Conceptual,

v = - ev
N AB cos 300 = mg

4.

5.

6.

7.
8.

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w

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t

or

N AB =

9.

f = 4 ma
.. (1)
2
( mg - f ) r = 3mr + mr 2 a

mg-f=4 ma
From (1) and (2)

g
g
8 ma = mg a = a =
8
8r

The direction of L is perpendicular to the line joining the bob to point C. Since this line keeps

changing its orientation in space, direction of L keeps changing however as w is constant,

magnitude of L remains constant.

Aliter : The torque about point is perpendicular to the angular momentum vector about point C.
Hence only change the direction of L, and not its magnitude.
The maximum static frictional force is

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11.

.. (2)

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10.

ww
w

12.

.s
t

ud

f = mmg cos q = 2 tan q mg cos q = 2mg sin q

Applying Newtons second law to upper block at lower extreme position

f - mg sin q = mw2 A
f = mw2 A + mg sin q
3mg sin q
Or
or A =
w2 A = g sin q
k
2
x = 4ay
Differentiating w.r.t. y, we get
dy x
=
dx 2a

dy
=1
hence q = 450
dx
The component of weight along tangential direction is mg sinq .
g
Hence tangential acceleration is g sin q =
2
At t = 2 seconds, the position of both pulses are separately given by fig. (a) and fig. (b) : the
superposition of both pulses is given by fig. (c)

13.

At ( 2a, a) ,

2cm

17.

18.
19.

Fig,(c)

I B = k (2a - a ) 2 = ka 2
For interference at A overall path difference = 0
I A k (2a a ) 2 9ka 2

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2

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Fig. (a)

Fig.(b)

For interference at B, over all path difference =

Heat absorbed by gas in three process in given by

QACB = DU +WACB
QADB = DU
QAEB = DU +WAEB
The change in internal energy in all the three cases in same. And WACB is +ve , WAEB is ve.
Hence QACB > QADB > QAEB
3
E = KT
2
3
E = k (273 + t )
2
By argument of symmetry, it will be half of the potential produced by the full sphere
Charge on hemisphere = Q , so charge on sphere = 2Q
1 K 2Q
KQ
KQ 9 109 5 10- 9
. ( )=
V=
=
= 300V
2
R
R
R
15 10- 2
q
1
i = Now T 2 t 2 n 6
i 3 T n3
T
n
In figure all resistance are connected in parallel.

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16.

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15.

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14.

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-1

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-1

2R R / 2
and current in all resistance flow from positive terminal of battery (means A end)
2R + R / 2
to negative terminal of battery (means B end).

So Req =
20.
21.

22.

use V = V0 e - t /t
V
(i)
V= 0 t
T /4

V=

4V0
t
T

T /4 2
t dt
4V0 0
V
2
Vrms = < V > =
T /4 = 0
T

3
dt
0

e = e0 sin wt
where e0 = NBAw

The charged particle moves in a circle of radius

a
2

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23.

mv 2
2mv
or
B=
a/2
qa
OEH is an equipotential surface, the uniform E.F. must be perperpendicular to it pointing from
higher to lower potential as shown

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24.

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\ qvB =

B
E

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t
ww
w

v 1

v
x

i - j

Hence, E =

2
V -V
0 - ( - 2)
E = ( E B) =
= 2V / m
EB
2
i - j
\ E = E.E = 2
= i - j V / m
2
When the rod rotates, there will be an induced current in the rod. The given situation can be treated
as if a rod A of length 3l rotating in the clockwise direction, while an other say rod B of length
2l rotating in the anti clockwise direction with same angular speed ' w ' .
1
As we know that e = Bwl 2
2
For A : A :
For B : B
1
1
2
2
&
eA = Bw( 3l )
eB = B ( - w)( 2l )
2
2
Resultant induced emf will be :

( ) ( )

25.

1
Bwl 2 ( 9 - 4)
2
By snells law :

5
e = Bwl 2
2

e = eA + eB =

26.

sin i m2
=
sin r m1
For i = q1 , r = q 4 and m1 = 1
sin q1
.
m1 =
sin q 2

27.

VBE = VCC - I B RB

VBE = 5.5 - 5 = 0.5V

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28.

2p
( m2 - m1) t
l
Hence (C)
At a distance x consider small element of width dx.
dx

ww
w

d =

30.

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\ E2 > E1
Here path difference will be :
DX = ( m2 - m1 ) t

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t

29.

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In the first case K.E. of H-atom increases due to recoil whereas in the second case K.E. decreases
due to recoil but E1 + KE1 = E2 + KE2 .

x
q
dx
w

Magnetic moment of the small element is : dm =

.p x 2
2p
/2
qw2 qp f 2
qw 2
M=
=
M =
x dx
24
12
- /2 2

Mathematics
31.

Domain of
32.

33..

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=0

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34..

36..

I 6 sec 2 x dx tan x 06
0

38..

1
3

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37..

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35..

1
1

Let di xi 8, x di2 di
18
18

2
d

39..

1
5 1 9
9
45
18
2 4 4
18
x 3/ 2

R (1,3), (1,5)(2,3)(2,5), (3,5), (4,5)

R 1 (3,1)(5,1)(3, 2), (5, 2)(5,3), (5, 4) \
then ROR 1 (3,3), (3,5), (5,3), (5,5)

40..

41.

First 2place can be filled by (41 or 42 or 46 or 64 or 62) 5ways

Remaining by
ways
Total ways = 5 1680= 8400.
42..

Let

be one of the lines represented by given

be roots

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Let
If

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43..

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44..

Radius =
is harmonic mean between b and C
=

45.

.
P lies on ellipse

46..

Let Ellipse be
Director circle is
Now (0,0) lies on (1)
Locus of c , is x 2 y 2 a 2 b 2

47..

---------(1)

48..
=
=
=
satisfy the given equation.

49.

Clearly ,

50..

2(4) 4(2) 1(k ) 7 k 7

51..

P.F =

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1 n2
3 2n 3 1

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Coefficient of xn

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52..
Rank of A is 2 if k-7 =0

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k=7 and d is any arbitrary number

53..
(x+9)
x-2=0
54.

55.

=0
x-7=0 :

x=2, x=7
maximum u 2 - minimum u 2
= 2 a 2 b 2 - ( a b) 2
= ( a b) 2
.
=n +

Either
Or +x=k -

=2m +
. Where k is an odd integer

=0

+x- k=0 x=

For least + ve non _ integral ution

X=

56..

<
=

x< 5.5
, maximum value of x is 5
r2 cot

57..
=

cot

cot

p(s)=

58..

,p is odd integer

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=p(F)=
= P(F S or F F F S or F F F F F F S or)

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= P(F).P(s)+P
.P(S) + P
.P(S)+................. =
2
a
b .= a . a 2a.b b.b
59..

.s
t

cos

=2(2cos2
1
= 2 ab

ud

=2(1+cos )

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(b +c ) = ( a .c )b (a .b )c
1 1
a.b
b - a.b
c =0
2
2

Since a, b, c are linearly independent

a.b
1
a. b = Cos =
a b 2

60..

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62.

3a 2 rvoid rmetal 3 2rmetal

Chemistry
2 r r 3 1 r
void

metal

metal

rvoid rvoid 0.732rmetal

l 1 Z 22
=
l 2 Z12

64.
N 2O4
2 NO2
g
g

1
1-0.8=0.2

0
1.6

nTotal = 1.8
0.2
1.6
PN2 O4 =
1.5 , PNO2 =
1.5
1.8
1.8
1.6
1.6
1.5
1.5
1.8
k p = 1.8
0.2
1.5
1.8

n
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H 2O
H OH

C C

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68.

E = - 0.0591 3 + 0.0591 4 = 0.0591

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67.

Conductivity of water k H O k H K OH

C
C
y.
1000
1000

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t

k x.

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H OH C

ww
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k 2106
C
1000

k 18
, k C .C
k

x y
x y
1000
18 1000
x y w
x y2

71.

Colloid with high zeta potential (negative or positive) are electrically more stable.

73.

It is diazotization reaction and initially formed carbonation is

CH 2

CH 2 OH

and forms

OH

or expands to new carbo cation

which forms

76.

I 2 6 H 2O 5Cl2 2 HIO3 10 HCl

81.

When P 0 ,all real gases come near to ideal behaviour. At least S.T.P i.e., 1 bar,
273.15KVm = 22.711 dm3

82. Both R NH 2 and Ph NH 2 gives positive iso-cynide test with CHCl3 / NaOH . So given
reagents not useful to distinguish

83.

H vap
Tb

2.303R log

P1
P2

LiAlH

ozonolysis

4
84. A[CH 2 C (CH 3 )2 ] HCHO CH 3 CO CH 3

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OH

12 1

i
60 0.5

0.74 5 0.5
=1
1.86

0.74 = 1.86

86.

K1 =

88.

Flame temperature is directly proportional to the amount of heat released per mole of

90.

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products

k1 1
=
k0 2

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85.

0.693
1.386
, k0 =
40
2 20

i=

ps

CH3OH CH3 CH CH3

The ubility of salts of weak acids like phosphates, acetates increases with decreasing
the pH. This is because at lower pH, concentration of the anion decreases due to its
protonation.