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02-11-14_Sr.
IIT-IZ3-SPARK_Jee-Adv_(2013_P2)_PTA-3
Narayana IIT Academy
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Sec: Sr.IIT-IZ3-SPARK
Dt: 02-11-14
PAPER - II
KEY SHEET
PHYSICS
1
ACD
ABCD
AD
BD
BD
AB
AD
AC
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
CHEMISTRY
21
BC
22
27
BC
28
33
B
34
39
A
40
MATHS
41
AD
47
BC
53
D
59
A
42
48
54
60
AD
CD
B
C
BC
ABC
C
C
23
29
35
BC
D
A
43
49
55
AB
B
A
24 ABCD 25
30
B
31
36
B
37
44
50
56
A,B,C
C
B
AB
A
B
45
51
57
AC
D
D
26
32
38
ABC
A
A
46
52
58
ABC
D
B
SOLUTIONS
PHYSICS
Section-1
1
( A, C , D )
2m(v ) m(2v ) 8m(0)
V1
0
2m m 8m
Futher ,by Law of conservation of angular momentum
1
I (8m)(6a) 2 m(2a ) 2 2ma 2 30ma 2

12
mvr (8m)(0)(0) 2m( v )( a ) m(2v )(2a )
Sr.IIT-IZ3-SPARK-PAPER - II_Solutions
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02-11-14_Sr.IIT-IZ3-SPARK_Jee-Adv_(2013_P2)_PTA-3
(30ma 2 ) 6mva
v
5a
Futher total energy of the system E is

1
3
I 2 mv 2
2
5
(A,B,C,D)
Since L=Jl.
Where J=mv is the impulse.
Also, L = I
L
Jl

l 1 ml 2
3
L2 3J 2
l 3J
Kinetic energy =
and vc
2 I 2m
2 2m
[A,D]
since surface is frictionless, the center of mass of the rod will fall along the straight line
l
ycm (1 cos )
2
dy l
d l
sin
sin
dt 2
2
dt
a
d2y l 2
l
cos sin
2
dt
2
2
[B,D]
L1 I MK 2
.....(1)
L2 I MvR
L2 MK 2 MR ( R )
L2 M ( K 2 R 2 )
(V R )
........(2)
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[B,D]
Relative velocity between A and B along AB should be zero hence
vA sin vB cos
component of relative velocity perpendicular to AB
Since ,
AB
VA cos vB sin

l
6
7
conceptual
[A,D]
Since collision is elastic so, the kinetic energy will be conserved let v be the speed of ball after
collision . then,
1
1
1
(1)(10)2 (4) (4)2 (1)v 2 v 6 ms 1
2
2
2
Let J be the impulse between the ball and wedge during collision.
Since impulse = change in linear momentum
J sin 300 (4)(4)
J 32 Ns
Page 3
I11 I 22
3
Pi mvi m(2r ) 2m R
1
Pf mv f m R m R
3 3

impulse J P f Pi
pi2 p2f
37
mr
3
as 900
Section-2
9&10
But v1 v p sin l sin

2
2
l l
1 ml 2 1
mg sin
M l sin
2 2
2 3
2
From here we get
mg 1 sin
l 2 an
(i)
m / 3 M sin 2
l
mg cos Nl sin

2
a1 l l l
ml 2 / 3
I 0
For block
N Ma M a1 sin an cos (iii)
M 4
4
M m
m 3
3
Page 4
l
2v
v
2
l
2
2
l l
1 ml 2v 1 4m 2
mg sin 300
v
2 2
2 3 l 2 3
11&12
11
12
v 2 sin 2 sin 370

2g
6 gh / 5 3/ 5 27h
2g
125
2
2u sin 370 cos 37 0
Rx
g
2 6 gh / 5 3/ 5 4 / 5
g
144
h
125
H
13&14
13
Let speed of block just before it strikes the second inclined plane be v then ,
1 2
mv mg 3 tan 600
2
v 60ms 1
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14
Speed of block immediately after it strikes the second incline is 45ms 1 because in perfectly
inelastic collision the component of velocity along line of impact becomes zero
By conservation of mechanical energy
Vc 105ms 1
15&16
From Newtons law,

mgl ml 2 ml 2
4
16
12
l
mg Ry m
4
ml 2
Rx
4
12 g
2l 1
; a CM
i j
7l
4
4
6 g 3g
i
j
7
7
3l 3l
a B 2 i j
4 4
6mg
4mg
Rx
i; R y
j
7
7
Section-3
17
Conserve Linear momentum

mv0 mv1 mv2 ......(i )
Conserve angular momentum about C of rod
l
l
mv0 mv1 Iw......(ii)
2
2
Use coefficient of restitution
l
v2 w v1
2
e 1
..(iii)
v0
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18
19
20
F 20
20 1
1
1
10
10 12
2
F=60N
F is 60N, at t= 6 sec
10 1
F 10
1
1
10
10 12
2
F=30N
At t= 3 sec
Conceptual
Conceptual
CHEMISTRY
SECTION-1
21
The reaction is an example of claisen rearrangement
22
OH
O
H
23
It is an example of cannizzaro reaction
24
A and C are more acidic than benzoic acid due to ortho effect
25
It is Hoffmann elimination
26
27
28
CONCEPTUAL
CONCEPTUAL
Esters react with two equivalent of grigrand reagent to give tertiary alcohol
Section-2
29
CONCEPTUAL
Page 7
30 CONCEPTUAL
31 CONCEPTUAL
32 CONCEPTUAL
33 CONCEPTUAL
34 CONCEPTUAL
35 & 36
OH
NaBH 4
CHO
OH
CHO
OH
OH
H /
CHO
Section-3
38
I Intra molecular wuntz reaction

II Acid sensitive group is present
IV Reaction intermediate
MATHEMATICS
SECTION-1
41
Diagonals parallel to one of the angle bisectors

Angle bisectors of y=x+2 and y= 7x+3 are
x y2
7x y 3
2
50
5 x y 2 7 x y 3
2 x 4 y 7 0, 12 x 6 y 13 0
Diagonals are 2y+x=5, 2x-y=0

5
Possible coordinates are 0, 0, 0
2
Page 8
42
centre lies on radical axis x+7=0

By verification Centre C(-7,1) and Radius =7
43
Let r1 is radius of small circle , r2 be radius of bigger circle

In Triangle ACB,
2
cos120
44
r r1 r r1 4r 2
2 r r1 r r1
z1 z2 z1 z2

z1 z 2 z1 z 2 z1 z2 z1 z 2
z1 z2 z2 z1 0
z
z1
1
z
z2
2
z1
in purely imaginary
z2
2
Also z1 z2 z1 z2
2
z1 z2 z1 z2
OAB is right angled at O
z1 z2
2
circumcentre
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45
Let the terms of A.P be l,l+m,l+2m,.

A=I ,b+l+2m and c=l+6m
2a-3b+c=0 hence line passes through (2,-3)
46
f 3 0 & f 3 0
0, 2, 2 are lying between the roots
47
sin x
sin x 2a
[sin x] Z and a Z
sin x Z
sin x 1, 0,1
a 0 &1
48
Circle having AB as diameter is
( x 2)( x 0) ( y 0)( y 2) 0
x2 y 2 2 x 2 y 0
Line y=mx+2m intersect the circle d r
Section-2
49-50
image of A(1,3) w.r.t x+y=2 lines on BC

Page 10
51
Equation of tangent at P
3,1 is 3 x y 4 slope of line perpendicular to above tangent
equation of tangent with slope
1
3
1
2
to x 3 y 2 1 will be
3
1
1
x 3 1 1
3
3
3 y x 1 or 3 y x 5
y
52
Point of intersection direct common tangents is (6,0)
Let equation of common tangent be y-0=m(x-6)

Touches x 2 y 2 4
0 0 6m
2
1 m2
9m 2 1 m 2
1
m
2 2
equation of common tangent
1
1
y
x 6 , y x 6 and also x 2
2r 2
2 2
n
n
r
1
53 (1) r 1
Cr (1)r 1 1
Cr
r 1
r 1
r 1
r 1
n
n
1 n 1
= (1) r 1 Cr (1) r 1
Cr 1
n 1
r 1
r 1
1 n 1 n 1
(c1 c2 c3 .....)
C2 C3 ....
n 1
1
n 1C0 n 1C1
C0
n 1
1
n 1
n
54
r0
Cr cos(r 1) x Re nCr ei ( r 1) x
r 0
ix n ix
Re (1 e ) e
Re (1 cos x i sin x )n (cos x i sin x)
Page 11
x
nx
nx
Re 2n cos n cos i sin cos x i sin x

2
2
2
x
nx
nx
2n cos n cos i sin sin x

2
2
2
x
n2
2n cos n cos
x
2
2
55 & 56
2
The given system is sin x cos 2 y a 2 1 1, and cox sin 2 y a 1

Since the LHS of the equations does not excedd 1, the given system may have solutions only for a s
such that
2
a 1 1 1 and 1 a 1 1
a 1 0 or a 1
and
2
But a=1 does not satisfy cos x sin 2 y a 1

a=-1 only the satisfy both equations.
sin x cos 2 y 1
sin x 1, cos 2 y 1
For which cos x sin 2 y 0
Section-3
57
a bc
A)
3 abc
3
b 3 4 b 1, 2,3, 4
B) cos x cos x cos 2 x sec x sin 2 x cos x sin x

4
2sin sin x cos 2 x sec x 2 sin x cos x cos x sin x

4
1
cos 2 x cos x sin x
2
cos x sin x 2
sec x 2
C) sin x 2 sin 2 x sin 3x 3
sin x 4sin x cos x 3sin x 4sin 3 x 3

sin x 2 4 cos x 4 1 cos 2 x 3
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1
2
Not possible at same time . no solution
b
D) 0 f 3 0
3
2a
A)
z10 1 z 1 z z1 z z 2 ...... z z9
sin x 1 and cos x
58
z z1 z z2 ..... z z9 1 z z 2 .......z 9
Put z=1
1 z1 1 z2 ...... 1 z9 10
B) 1 z1 z2 ..... z9 0
Re 1 Re z1 Re z2 ...... Re z9 0
Re z1 Re z2 .... Re z9 1
9
1 cos
k 1
2k
2
10
C)
Sum of nth roots of unity =0
D)
Product of nth roots of unity 1

L x 2y 3
A) let L 3 0 L
0
0,0
a ,a 2
59
n1
2
2a 2 a 3 0
(2a 3)( a 1) 0 also a>0
a (0,1)
No. of integral value of a 0
B) a 2 a 2 0
( a 2)( a 1) 0 a 2,1
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4a 2 4a 3 0
(2a 1)(2a 3) 0
1 3
a ,
2 2
3 1
a 2, U ,1
2 2
K
5 2
Value of a of form
are
,
3
3 3
C) Slope of line joining (t 1, 2t 2) and
2t 2 1
1
2t 1, t is
t 1 2t 1
Slope of perpendicular bisectors of points is 1.
D) Images of A w.r.t. y x and y 0 lie on BC which are (2,1),(1,-2)
Equation of BC is
y 3x 5
Perpendicular distance of A form
325
BC
10
10d ( A, BC ) 4
60
A) Using parametrive form

1
1
A 1
,1
,
2
2
1
1
B 1
,1
2
2
r 1
1
2 1 2 2
2
2
2
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B)
C1C2 r1 r2
2(r 1)2 (r 1)2
C)
r 2 6r 1 0
r 3 2 2
C x2 y 2 2x 2 y 1 0
D)
C1 x 2 y 2 2rx 2ry 1 0
Orthogonality
2r (1) 2r (1) r 2 1
r 2 4r 1 0
r 2 3
r 2 3
Equation of common chord AB is
( x 2 y 2 2 x 2 y 1) ( x 2 y 2 2rx 2ry r 2 ) 0
(2r 2) x (2r 2) y (1 r 2 ) 0
Put (1,1)
4r 4 1 r 2 0
r 2 4r 3 0 (r 1)(r 3) 0
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I (8m)(6a) 2 m(2a ) 2 2ma 2 30ma 2

mvr (8m)(0)(0) 2m( v )( a ) m(2v )(2a )

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But v1 v p sin l sin

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v 2 sin 2 sin 370

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From Newtons law,

Conserve Linear momentum

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The reaction is an example of claisen rearrangement

It is an example of cannizzaro reaction

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I Intra molecular wuntz reaction

Diagonals parallel to one of the angle bisectors

Diagonals are 2y+x=5, 2x-y=0

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centre lies on radical axis x+7=0

Let r1 is radius of small circle , r2 be radius of bigger circle

OAB is right angled at O

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Let the terms of A.P be l,l+m,l+2m,.

0, 2, 2 are lying between the roots

Circle having AB as diameter is

Line y=mx+2m intersect the circle d r

image of A(1,3) w.r.t x+y=2 lines on BC

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3,1 is 3 x y 4 slope of line perpendicular to above tangent

equation of tangent with slope

Point of intersection direct common tangents is (6,0)

Let equation of common tangent be y-0=m(x-6)

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Re 2n cos n cos i sin cos x i sin x

2n cos n cos i sin sin x

The given system is sin x cos 2 y a 2 1 1, and cox sin 2 y a 1

But a=1 does not satisfy cos x sin 2 y a 1

B) cos x cos x cos 2 x sec x sin 2 x cos x sin x

2sin sin x cos 2 x sec x 2 sin x cos x cos x sin x

sin x 4sin x cos x 3sin x 4sin 3 x 3

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Sum of nth roots of unity =0

Product of nth roots of unity 1

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A) Using parametrive form

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