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Q. No. PHYSICS CHEMISTRY MATHEMATICS

1. C B C
ALL INDIA TEST SERIES
2. D B B
3. B D B
4. D C B
5. B D A
6. B D D
7. A C C
8. A D D
9. A A A
10. D A A
11. D A B
12. C B C
13. B B B
14. C C D
15. D A B
16. C D C
17. A C A
18. B A A
19. A D C
20. C D B
21. A A A
22. D B C
23. D D B
24. D A A
25. A B D
26. C D B
27. B B D
28. B C C
29. A C A
30. D A B
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Physics PART I
SECTION A
3. m 2.5 kg , F 80 103 N
F
a 32 103 m / s 2 , v 0, s 18 103 m
m
2 2
Applying, v u 2a s
u 2 2 32 103 18 10 3
u 24 2 34 m / s
6. When the ball is pressed by ' x '

V ax, for small ' x ' final volume V
V Bax
P B
V V
d 2x Ba 2
F P a 2 x
dt Vm
Ba 2 Vm
, HenceT 2
Vm Ba 2
mV 2
8. N mg , if car leaves the road N 0
R
V2
g or v gR 20 m / s
R
11. Fmax mg m 2 A Fmax m g 2 A

80 103
2 10 20 rod / s , A 40 103 m
2
m 400 103 kg
Substituting the values we get Fmax 68 N
12.
2T1 P1
2T1
P2
A
T1 T1
B
5m
3
Since 5m is stationary, T1=5mg

If the acceleration of the pulley P2 a1
ab 2a1 w.r.t. ground
5mg mg 2ma1 1
If a A/ P1 a2 , a A a2 a1 w.r.t . ground
10mg mg m a2 a1 2
From equation 1 a1 2 g
2
Thus a2 11g 110 m / s
13. Applying Bernoullis theorem

1
4 105 Patm Patm v 2
2
8 105
v 20 2 28 m / s
103
dB
16. From graphs, A 8 104 3 103
dt
24 10 7 V
24 107
Also, I 2mA, R 1.2 m
I 2 103
17. PV N k
V N dP NPV N 1dV 0
Or VdP NP dV
dP NP
, also at P 2 105 Pa &V 4 105 m3
dV V
dP 3 4 3
N 1.5
dV 4 2 4
21. Applying Moseleys Law
2
z 1
2 1 2
z1 1
1 B2
24. dU dV
2
1 B2
2 dr
2
r2 I Ir
B 2
a 2 r 2 a 2
4
1 1 x I 2r 2
dU 2 rdr
2 4 2 a 4
a
I 2 3 I 2
U r dr
4 a 4 0 16
29.
R 2

R R
Let the pole strength be ' m '
M m
2
M 1 mR 2, R

2ml 2 2 2M
M 1

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Chemistry PART II
SECTION A
2. I 2 dil.OH
I IO H 2O
4. Mg OH 2 C3 H 4
Mg 2C3 H 2O
5. Inert pair effect

6. a bonding C anti bording
b bonding D non bonding
89
8. Tc comes out to be more then 200C option D is correct.
27 Rb
1 1
10. H 2 g Cl2 g HCl g H f B.E. of reactions B.E. of products
2 2
1
104 56 103 22 Kcal / mol
2
4
2x 2 4
12. Cx H y O2 x CO2 H 2 O
2 2

Volume of CO2 100 60 40ml
molar ratio of CO2 : H 2O 40 : 60 2 : 3

13. BO33 CH 3OH
H
B OMe 3
15. SO23 + 2H+
H2O + SO2
(X) (Y)
SO2 is a colourless gas with irritating smell.
3SO2 + K 2Cr2O7 + H2SO4
Cr2 (SO4 )3 + K 2SO4 + H2O
(Green)
17. Because Cr( VI) has d configuration hence d-d transition will not possible.
18. d7 1 1 eg
t2g t2g5 eg2

Total paired electron = 2
Total pairing energy = 2P
CFSE 0.8 0 (or 8 Dq) 2P
21. Tf i k f m
Tf .0054
i 2. 9 3
kf m 1.86 .001
Hence, no. of ions =3
Pt NH Cl Pt NH Cl
3 4 2 3 4 2
2
2Cl
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Mathematics PART III
SECTION A
1. n A 10, n B 20
10
10
n AB 10
2. y
4
x
1
2 f x 22 f x 2
2
4. Tn
n n 1 n 2
1 1
Tn
n n 1 n 1 n 2
On solving
n n 3
K 2
2 n 1 n 2
18!
5.
6!6!6!
0 x
7. f x
1 x
gof sin 1 0 0

sin 1 1
2
9. f x x 2 f g x cos x 2

f g 0
2
7
13. xy 1
dy
x y0
dx
dy y

dx x
x
y y1 1 x x1
y1
yy1 y12 x1 x x12
x1 x yy1 y12 x12 0
1 p q
14. 0q p r q
0r q pr
1 q p p r r q r q
1 2 2 2
p q q r r p 0
2
pqr
P Q R
15. t 1 x 8 y 4t 0
tx t 3 y 3t 1 0
t 1 8 4t

t t 3 3t 1
t 3
4 a 3
16. 1 2 a 0
a 0 2
4 4 0 a 2 a 2 3 0 2a 0
a3 4a 16 0
a2
3x2 2 x
17. I 2
dx
x 3
x 2 1 22
1 1 x 3 x 2 1
tan C
2 2
8
sin t dt
2
18. f x
1/ x
1 1 1
f ' x sin x. sin 2 2
2 x x x
sin1
f ' 1 sin1
2
3
sin1
2
x2
19. y 1
36
1
Area 2 3 1
2
5

2
dy
20. xy 1 y2
dx
xy 1 dx

y2 dy
dx 1 x

dy y 2 y
dx 1 1
x 2
dy y y
1
dy
y
I .F . e y
1
x. y . ydy
y2
xy ln y
ke ln e
1
k
e
22. n E 3 C 2 3 C 2 4 C 2 3 C1 4 C1 24
n S 10 C 2 45
24 8
PE
45 15
13 14
23. 1 x x 1 13 C0 13 C1 x 13 C2 x2 .... 13 C13 x13
13 27 27 27
Coeff of x in 1 x C13 C14
9
24. 2, 3
P
x y 1 0
2x 3 y 9 0

Q 6, 7
PQ 16 16
4 2
25. For two common tangents.
r1 r2 C1C 2 r1 r2
r1 1
r2 16 9 x 2
C1C2 16 9 5
25 2 1 5 6 25 2 1
3 3
C C

t1 t2
26. Slope of PQ
Ct1 Ct2
1
Slope of PQ
t1t2
1
Slope of RS
t3t4
t1t2t3t4 1
C
0
1
Slope of CP 4 2
Ct1 0 t1
1 1 1 1
. . . 1
t12 t22 t32 t42
z1 z2 z z A z1
27. 1 2 ei / 4
z3 z2 z3 z2
z1 z 2 1
1 i
z3 z2 2
2 z1 2 z 2 1 i z3 z2 C z3
/4
2 z1 2 z 2 z3 z2 i z3 z 2
i z 2 z3 z3 z 2 2 z1 2 z 2 B z2
z3 z2 2 z1
10

29. CV V1 V2
x 30 25

6V1 5V2 0
5 5
abc 1/3
30. A abc G
3
a b c 3 A abc G 3
3 3abc 3G 3
H H H
1 1 1 ab bc ca ab bc ca

b b c
3G 3
ab bc ca
H
3
3G
x 3 3 Ax 2 x G3 0
H

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Q. No. PHYSICS CHEMISTRY MATHEMATICS

6. When the ball is pressed by ' x '

11. Fmax mg m 2 A Fmax m g 2 A

Since 5m is stationary, T1=5mg

13. Applying Bernoullis theorem

5. Inert pair effect

t2g t2g5 eg2

Mathematics PART III

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