AITS 1718 PT II JEE ADV Paper 1 SOL PDF

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PART TEST II
PAPER-1
Q. No. PHYSICS Q. No. CHEMISTRY Q. No. MATHEMATICS

ALL INDIA TEST SERIES
1. C 19. B 37. A
2. D 20. D 38. A
3. C 21. D 39. C
4. C 22. D 40. C
5. C 23. C 41. A
6. B, D 24. A, D 42. B, C
7. A, C 25. B, D 43. A, C
8. A, D 26. A, B, C 44. A, B
9. A, B, C, D 27. A, B, C 45. A, B, C, D
10. A, D 28. B, C, D 46. A, B
11. A, B, C, D 29. A, B, C, D 47. A, B

12. A, C, D 30. B, C, D 48. A, B, C
13. B, C 31. A, B, C, D 49. B, D
14. 3 32. 5 50. 5
15. 0 33. 0 51. 4
16. 1 34. 8 52. 2
17. 8 35. 3 53. 1
18. 2 36. 5 54. 6
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Physics PART I
SECTION A

1. F qv B y
vy v0

q(v x i v y j)B
B0 vx
Fy q 2
x2 v x

v0 xmax
qB0
dv y x 2dx
m 2
0 0 v0 x
3 (q, m)
qB0 x max
v0 2
m 3
1/3
3m 2 v 0
xmax
qB
0
Alternate solution
Impulse momentum theorem along x-axis
xmax
qB0 x 2

0
2
v x dt mv 0
xmax
qB0 x 2

0
2
dx mv 0
1/3
3m 2 v 0
xmax
qB
0
2. Potential due to circular non conducting

r
disc, VC = (where r is radius of disc)
20
5
R
P 3

So, vP
2 20
5 R 1 5R

20 3 ( ) 2 120
2R 4R
1 1 7 q2
3. Work performed = 0E 2 dV 0E 2 dV =
2 2 96 0R
R 3R
4. OAB ABCD y
q q q
q
480 480 240
B C x
O
A D
z
5. Magnetic field due to the ring on its axis is

0 r 2i q
B (due to ring)
2(r 2 x 2 )3/2 Rd
2 2Rcos Rd
/2 0 (R cos ) O
2 / R
B
/2 2 (Rcos )2 (R sin )2
3/2
q
Where =
4R2
0 q
B
6R
80
6. By applying Kirchhoffs law charge transferred by the battery is C.
19
1
7. Time between two consecutive collision = sec
1000
2 1
So,
v rms 1000
vrms 2000 5 10000 m/s
3RT
v rms 10000
M
108 4 10 3
So, T = 16 103 K
25
3
3
Mass of helium gas PV = nRT
m
PV = RT
M
PVM 320 125 (4 103 )
m 1.2 gm
RT 25 3
16 10
3
8. In path AC P
1 B C
dW 4 10 10 4 40 20 60 J 8Pa
2
dQ = dU + dW
200 = UC UA + 60
UC = 140 + UA = 140 + 10 = 150 J
4Pa
In path A B A
QAB = UB UA 3 3
5m 15 m V
U T
= UB 1 A UB 1 A
UB TB
1
= 20 1 10 Joule
2
dB
9. E d A dt
O

dB
E 2 x 2 d2 R2k , where ( k)

dt

R2k r d
E
2 2
2 x d
x

dx

W qE dx
0
E

qR 2k d qR2k

= qE cos dx
0
2 0 x 2 d2 d2 x 2
dx
4
Alternate solution
By applying Faradays Law for an imaginary triangular loop having vertex O, P and point at

infinity, q E d can be found out.

10. BA (t 2 )(r 2 )
d
2r 2 t
dt
2r 2 t
i
R R
For toppling

| B | mgr
(i.r 2 ).1 mgr
2r 2 t
r 2 mgr
R
mgR
t 2 3 1sec
2 r
2
2 2r 2 t
Heat = i Rdt
R

dt.R
1
4 2 r 4 2 80
Heat =
R
t dt
0
3
Joule
di
11. VL L Ldi = VL dt
dt
1

L di VL dt 6 10 30
2
L(if ii ) 30 Amp
30
if 3 amp
10
for t 2,
10
VL t 5t
2
i 1
0

Ldi VL dt 5 tdt
0
5
L(i 0)
2
i = 1/4
for t 2
5
VL 15 t
2
i 4
5
1 2

Ldi 15 t dt
2
i = 5/2 amp
12. R1 B R1 I1/2 = I1
A A I1 B
I
I1/2 = I1
+1/2 C +1/2 C +q +q
2V C2 2V
R2 C1 R2 C1
C2
1/2 C 1/2 C q q
(I I1)
(at t = 0)
When the switch is closed then at t = 0 (1 q)
By applying Kirchhoffs Law I1
the distribution of the charge is shown in 2
the figure. q t
dq dt

1/2
1 q
2
0
1
q 1 e t/2
2
dq 1 t /2
I1 e
dt 4
V2 V2
13. H1 (30 60) , H2 (45 60)
R1 R2
30 45
H1 = H2 3R1 = 2R2
R1 R2
V2 V2 V2
Hseries ts t s = H1 (30 60)
(R1 R2 ) 3 R1
R1 R1
2
5
ts = (30 60) 75 min
2
V 2 2 V 2 2V 2
V
HP tP t P
R R
1 R2 1 3R1
5V 2 V2
tP (30 60)
3R1 R1
3 30 60
tP 18 min
5
SECTION C
14. dQ = dU + dW
dQ = 2dU
3dU = dW
3nCVdT = PdV
3nRdT nRT
1
dV
V
1
From this TV 3 constant
So, K = 3
15. There is no transfer of charge through the battery
2
V R V R
16. Pav = VI cos = V 2
z z Z
It means Z has to be same in both cases
Z1 Z2 R2 XL2 R2 (XC XL )2
2XL XC
1
C = 106 = 1 106
22L
17. v y uy ay t
qE0
0 6 t1
m
t1 = 3 sec
v 2x v 2y v z2 (5 5 )2
4 2 v 2y 3 2 125
v y 10 m/sec
v y uy ay t
qE0
10 0 t2
m
t2 = 5 sec
So, t = t1 + t2 = 8 sec
18. i1 is current in the first loop 8 15

t
40 4
3
i1 1 e 510 amp
20 2 40V

L = 10mH
i2 is current in the second loop (1) (2) 25
t
40 103 1
i2 e amp
40 2
So, total current through key (K) 12 25 106 F
i = i1 + i2
3 1
2 amp
2 2
Chemistry PART II
SECTION A
19. Br
COOH
COO K
H
C
C C O
C
Br
Br
COOH
C
C O O
C C O
C
20. I
2o cation
I
both SN 2 and SN1 are slow
I
NGP
O
21.
H2 O2 OH H O O H2O
O O O

OOH O
O O H
Me Me Me
22. CH3
N2 H3C
H H
h H3C CH3

23. Acyloin condensation
O O
H2 C C OCH3 H 2C C OCH3
2Na 2Na 2e

H2 C C OCH3 H 2C C OCH3
O O
O O O
H2 C C H2 C C H2 C C
2Na Na 2e

H2 C C H2 C C H2 C C
O O O
H3 O OH O
H2 C C H 2C C
Tautomerism

H2 C C H 2C C
OH
OH
25. O
O
C
N3 C N N C O

NH

N2
O
NH2
NH2 NH2 NH

26. H3N : B2H6 H3N BH2 NH3 BH4

BH2 NH2 CH3 BH4
CH3NH2 : B2H6 CH3NH2

CH3 NH B2H6 CH3 2 NH BH2 NH CH3 2 BH4
27. Facts
28. Facts
29. Glucose, Fructose, Maltose are reducing sugars.
30. CHO
DIBAL CH CHMgBr
O
2

O OH
CH
CH2
PCC
O
O OH
OH
31. A, B, D because hydrate is unstable, C due to steric factor.
SECTION C
32. Cl Cl Cl Cl Cl Cl
C C C C C C C C C C C C C C C C
Cl Cl
(1) (1) (2) (1)
33. CHO
i)O3 OH

ii) Zn H O

No aldol condensation
2
CHO
34. C
C C C C NH2 C C C C C C C NH2
NH2
C H H
C C C C C N C C C N C C C N C C C C N C
NH2 C H C C
Mathematics PART III
SECTION A
37. Let F be the fixed focus and M be the moving focus and T be the varying points of mutual
tangency. The tangent line at T makes equal angle with FT and with a vertical line. This and
congruence of the two parabola imply that MT is vertical and FT = MT and must line on directrix
of y = x2 x + 1
3
So, y
4
2 2
38. DE AK r2 r1 r2 r1 = 2 r1r2
Similarly EF 2 r2r3 A B C
P
APD = and PD = x then K
AD BE CF r1 D
tan E
PD PE PF x F
r2 r3

x 2 r1r2 x 2 2r1r2 r2r3
r2 r1 r3 r2
Hence,
2 r1r2 2 r2r3
r2 r1r3 r2 2 8 4
a b c
39. Since ln x AM and ND are concurrent b c a 0
c a b
a(bc a2) b(b2 ac) + c(ab c2) = 0
abc a3 b3 + abc + abc c3
3abc a3 b3 c3 = 0
a3 + b3 + c3 = 3abc = (a + b + c)(a + b + c2) (a + b2 + c) = 0
40. Solve y = x with circle

Circle must passes through the foci of the ellipse
41. Using length of direct common tangent P R

2 Q
PQ 4r1r2
PQ PR QR C
QR 2 4r1r3
A B
1 1 1

r3 r1 r2
42. Shown in the figure since C(1, 5) is the orthocentre of E(0, 6)

F
triangle AEB, similarly for the other side the coordinates
of C(3, 3)
D C(1, 5)
A
M B
(1, 3)
(2, 4) (4, 6)
43. Given circle is (x 1)2 + (y 3)2 = 1

Let of tangent to circle is y 3 = m(x 1) + 1 1 m2
(3, 4) lies on axis
(3, 4)
1 2m 1 m2
(1 2m)2 = 1 + m2
4m2 2m + 1 = 1 + m 2
3m2 4m = 0
4
m = 0,
3
y4 4
m 0.0r
n3 3
4
Smallest is 0 and tangent =
3
44. Eg. of common normal y 0 = 1(x 1)

1 1
2 2 1 P ,
y = x + 1 x 1 y 2 2
3 Q
1
x+y1=0 2y 2
9
1 2
A , 0
x1=y y2 3
3 2
Clearly shortest distance of approach is along common normal whose equation is x + y 1 = 0
1 1
So when they are at their closest distance P must be at , and Q must be at
2 2
1 1 7
1 , covering angle on the circle
3 2 3 2 4
Since P and Q happened to be at these points at same time so we can have
7 1
t0 also at this instance
4w 2u
3 2
t 0 , rmin 12rmin 6 2 4 4
3 2
ut ut cos t t
Also at any time instant t1 co-ordinate of P, Q are , at Q 1 , sin
2 2 3 3
2 2
2
ut cos t ut sin t
r t 1
2 3 2 3
45. Centroid G of triangle is collinear with H and O and G lies two A

third of way from A to M, therefore H is two third of the way from
A to F. So AF = 3 OM = 15
Since HFB = AFC, HBF = ACF
So, BFH and AFC are similar H
BF AF O
BFFC = FAHF = 75
HF FC
Now BC2 = (BF + CF)2 = (BF CF)2 + 4BFFC B F M C
But FC BF = (FM + MC) (BM FM) = 2FM = 22
BC 222 4 75 28
3 1 3 1
46. 2 2 2 2 2
sin x cos x

sin cos x cos sin x sin2x
12 12

sin x sin2x
12
11
n and
12 36
a
1
A B C
47. Since b tan tan
a 2 2
1
b
A B = 90 and A + B = 120
A = 105 and B = 15
48. x2 = cos2 A + cos2 B + 2 cos Acos B

y = 2(cos2 A + cos2 B) 2
y
cos2 A + cos2 B = 1
2
1
cos Acos B =
4
2

2x y 2 and z = 2x3 + 3xy + 3x
2x3 + z = 3x(y + 1)
xyz = 0 A and B is not true
49. P lies on circumcircle

So, L, M, N are collinear (i.e. Simsons line)
SECTION C
3 sin x sin3x 3cos x cos3x

50. Use sin3 x and cos3 x
4 4
Equation becomes sin 4x = 0
n
x
4
51. Put sin 2 = x given equation becomes x4 + 1 = 17(1 + 2x + x2)2

1 1
Divide by x2, we have x 2 2 17 x 2
x x
1 7 5
Now put y x y or
x 4 2
7 5 1
Now y have no solution and y , we have x , 2
4 2 2
So, there are (4) solution in [0, 2]
52. x+y=1x+1y 1 A
3
xy x y
2 S1
S3 = S1 + S2
1 1x 1y
S1 2 xy sin60 xy 3 3
xy x x S2
S3 3 3 2 B C
1
4 4
S2 = S 3 S1
S2 S 3
1 1 1 xy 1 x x
S3 S3 2
S1 3 S 16 7
max as 2 1
S3 16 S3 9 9
xh 2y 2y a2
53. Equation of tangent 2
2 1 0 ; x 1 2
a b b h
2
2y a2
By solving 1 2 y 2 a2 0
b h
4y 4y 2 a4 2 2
1 2 4 2 y a 0
b b h
4
4a 4 a4 a4
y 2 4 2 1 2 2 y 2 a2 0
b h b h h
y1 y 2
1
y1y 2
54. rr1r2r3 2

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ANSWERS, HINTS & SOLUTIONS

Q. No. PHYSICS Q. No. CHEMISTRY Q. No. MATHEMATICS

10. A, D 28. B, C, D 46. A, B

11. A, B, C, D 29. A, B, C, D 47. A, B

14. 3 32. 5 50. 5

15. 0 33. 0 51. 4

16. 1 34. 8 52. 2

17. 8 35. 3 53. 1

18. 2 36. 5 54. 6

2. Potential due to circular non conducting

5. Magnetic field due to the ring on its axis is

15. There is no transfer of charge through the battery

18. i1 is current in the first loop 8 15

23. Acyloin condensation

29. Glucose, Fructose, Maltose are reducing sugars.

Mathematics PART III

40. Solve y = x with circle

41. Using length of direct common tangent P R

42. Shown in the figure since C(1, 5) is the orthocentre of E(0, 6)

43. Given circle is (x 1)2 + (y 3)2 = 1

44. Eg. of common normal y 0 = 1(x 1)

45. Centroid G of triangle is collinear with H and O and G lies two A

48. x2 = cos2 A + cos2 B + 2 cos Acos B

49. P lies on circumcircle

3 sin x sin3x 3cos x cos3x

51. Put sin 2 = x given equation becomes x4 + 1 = 17(1 + 2x + x2)2

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