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In first collision between block A & B
4iˆ 3jˆ 4iˆ 3jˆ
1. Direction
4iˆ 3jˆ 5 Mm
V1 = u + 0
Mm
ˆ ˆ
= 10 m/s 4i 3j 2M
v 5
V2 = u + 0
Mm
= 8iˆ 6ˆj m/s At the time of maximum compression velocities
u of blocks B and C become equal
Rest Rest
M m
mv2 = mv + mv
2. (I) m
A B C mv2 = 2mv
v2 M
V1 V2 v= u
Rest 2 Mm
(II) M m m
velocity of C w.r.t. to A
v v
Maximum
Mu Mm m
(III) m m
= u u
compression Mm Mm Mm
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dQ k(2A)(T1 T2 ) 8. In the curves 1-2 and 3-4, we find that the pressure
3. ...(1) is directly proportional to temperature. So, the
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volume remains unchanged, i.e., gas does not work.
dQ kA(T1 T2 ) The work done during the isobaric processes
...(2)
t 2 2-3 and 1-4 are as follows:
from (1) & (2) W2–3 = P2(V3 – V2)
t W1–4 = P1 (V1 – V4)
=4 Total work done = P2(V3 – V2) + P1(V1 – V4)
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t = 48 sec WT = P2V3 – P2V2+P1V1 –P1V4
5. Three moles has been given, so
PV = nRT = 3RT
WT = 3RT3 – 3RT2 + 3RT1 – 3RT4
= 3R[T1 + T3–T2 –T4]
V = + 2r
= 3R[400 + 2400 – 800–1200]
O C
= 3R × 800 = 20× 103J = 20 kJ.
IR
9. Potential gradient (x) =
L
2 1 2 – 1 1 –1 e 9r
– –
v u R 2r – r =
10r L
–1 9e
= 2 – 2 = 2 =
2r r 10L
e
6. P = F v = x × AJ
2
F v AJ = e 10L 5L
F ; v 2 9e 9
2 2 t sin(i – r)
10. Displacement = and
P cos r
Then P 1× sin i = n × sinr
4 Since i and r are small angles.and i = nr
ucos Displacement = t ( i – r )
7.
r 1
Displacement = t i 1 – = t 1 –
i n
R/2 t (n – 1)
=
n
4 R = 2R
x =3 2 3 11. x = V 1
By COLM x2 = V + 1
3m 1 4 dx
mucos = V V1 = (u cos ) 2x =1
4 3 dV
so total Range become dV
2x =
dx
R 2R 3R 4R 7R dV
= 10 (at x = 5)
2 3 6 6 dx
3 4
100 100 2 dV
u 2 sin 2 5 5 a= V
R= dx
g 10 at x = 5 V = x2 – 1 = 25 – 1 = 24
= 960 m
Total range = 7/6 × 960 = 1120 m dv
So a = V = 24 × 10 = 240 unit
dx
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18. F = – kx
GMm
12. total mechanical energy E = – For first case: x = 5 cm = 0.05 m
2r
and F = mg = 10 N
10 = k × 0.05
E1 m r 3 4r 12 10
= 1 × 2 = × = or k 200
E2 m2 r1 1 r 1 0.05
For second case: Consider simple harmonic
PM W motion,
13. =
RT y = A sin t
P dy
or A cos t |max . A
T dt max
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2
22. I = 5 × mR 4m/s
= 5 × 2000 × (10)2 28. O
4m/s observer
= 106 gm–cm2
23. y1 = sin 4t 2x n' n
2 s
y2 = sin 4t 2x
4 n" n
s
Phase difference between two waves is,
n = n' – n"
4t 2x 4t 2x
4 2 4 2 4
1
= n
24. i = 5 + 5 sin (100 t) s s
average value
< i > = 5 + 5 < sin (100 t) > 2
s
= n 2
In one time period <sin(100t) > = 0
s2
25 × 1019 = n MB = 2 3
2.5 × 1020 = n
t = MB sin = 2 3 × sin 60° = 3J
26. x = t2 + 4t at t = 0 v1 = 4 m/s
232 208 4 0
v = (2t + 4) t=2 v2 = 8 m/s 30. 90Th 82Pb + 62He + 4–1
No. of - particle = 6
1 1
W = mv22 – mv12 No. of - particle = 4
2 2
31.
1
= (2) [(8)2 (4)2 ] 32. In case of soap bubble,
2
= 64 – 16 = 48 J W = T × 2 × A
FL = 0.03 × 2× 40 × 10–4 = 2.4 × 10–4J.
27. =
AY
2kQ 2 kQq 2kQq
S FS LS A B YB 33. 0
a a a
B FB LB A S YS
3M 1 1 3a 2kQ 2 3kQq
a 2 2
= a a
2M b c 2b c
2Q > 3q
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34. P a 37. 3P = P + hwg hwg = 2P
30° when water is drawn out, the pressure at bottom.
60
°
h 4
P P h w g P h w g
i 5 5
4 13
P P (2P) P
5 5
0i
Bp = (cos 1 – cos 2) 0i
4a 39. B due to AB = sin 45°
4R
0i
= (cos 30° – cos 60°)
4a 0i 1
=
4R 2
0i
=
8a
3 1
0i
B due to BC =
t / Tn 8R
1
35. R = R0
2 B due to semi infinite wire
1
4 / Tn 0i
=
322 = R0 ..... (1) 4R
2
0i 1
36
1
1 Tn 4R 2 2
161 = R0 ..... (2)
2 1 + 1H3 1H2 + 1H2 + Q
40. 1H
eqn (2) (1) Q = m × 931.5 µeV
1 36 4 m = [m(1H1) + m(1H3) – 2m(1H2)]
1 1 Tn
2 = m = [4.023874 – 2 × 2.014102] u
2
Q = m × 931.5 MeV
36 4
1= T Q = –4.03 MeV
n
N
Tn = 32 min.
a f
36. Sn th = u + (2n – 1) 41. mgsin
2 mg mgcos
10
55 = 0 + (2n – 1) mgsin – f = ma
2
mgsin – mgcos = ma
11 = 2n – 1 n=6 = 60° a = g/2
so total distance fall by the particle g(sin 60° – cos 60°) = g/2
1 2
S = ut + at 3 1 1
2
2 2 2
1
=0+ × 10 × (6)2 = 180 m 3 1
2
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42. An anisotropic material means a material which
V2O5, Al2O3
shows different properties along different 54. CH3–CH2–CH2–CH2–CH2–CH3 D
directions. Consider a cuboid of length x, width
O
y and height z, Its volume is V = xyz. AlCl3 CH 3–C–Cl
Taking log,
log V = log x + log y + log z ...(i)
CH3 CH3 CH3
Suppose the body is heated through d°C; then
differentiating equation (i), CH–Br CH2 C=O
NBS Zn–Hg/HCl
1 dV 1 dx 1 dy 1 dz
V d x d y d z d
But, dV = V d 55. Fact
dx = x1 d 57. Degree of Hydrolysis Covalent character
dy = y2 d
order of covalent character
dz = z3 d
Therefore, = 1+2+3. BF3 < BCl3 < BBr3 < BI3
43. 3
E' 58. 4 2 3, 3-Dimethyl Cyclohexene
5 1 (correct name)
E E 6
59. 3º alcohol reacts with HCl at room temperature
2 E
0.0591
60. E Cu|Cu 2 ECu|Cu2 log Cu 2
2
2 C 22 C 2 C
0.0591
0 0.34 log Cu 2
Enet = E' – 2E 2
2 2K 10 –6 2 2 10 –6 K
= 0.34 2
1 2 log Cu 2 = – 11.51
= 16.46 × 103 N/C 0.059
46. He
IP( )
Xe [Cu2+] ~ 3 × 10–12 M
Max IP – He 62. NO2 is brown coloured gas while in dimer it
Min IP – Xe colourless
47. SF6 = Octahedral all six S – F bond length are 63. Geometrical isomers are diastereomers also
same 64. Benzoylation of phenol is known as schotten
48. pH range for titration is 6 to 11. Baumann reaction.
49. Addition takes place by following Markovnikov's 65. In bcc 3 a = 4r
rule.
50. MgSO4 . 7H2O (s) MgSO4(s) + 7H2O() 3
234 g 126 g a = 2r
2
234 g MgSO4. 7H2O gives = 126 g H2O
2.34 g MgSO4. 7H2O gives = 1.26 g H2O 3
2r = × 4 × 10–10 = 3.46 × 10–10 m
51. Ionisation energy of T is higher than A 2
66. EAN
r1 d2 16
53. Ni(CO)4 36
r2 d1 1 2–
Ni(CO)4] 34
=4:1 68. Canonical structure having all atoms with
complete octet is more stable than having atom
with incomplete octet
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69. Fehling sol. does not oxidise ketone and aromatic 86. Lattic energy q1q2
aldehyde. 87. N+5 N°
70. Rate const of a reaction does not depend. upon n=5
staichiometry of the reaction. 89. Fact.
71. +ve charge on CMA 90. CH4(g) + 2O2 (g) CO2(g) + 2H2O()
() = M – C bond strength () qp = H = – x kJ/g × 16 g/mol = – 16 x kJ/mol
= C – O bond strength () H = E + ng RT
73. Allylic > 3º(6H) > 2° (4H)
8.31
O O (–16x) = E + (–2) × × 300
* 1000
74. R–C–OH + Na HCO 3 R–C–ONa+ H*2CO3 CO3+H2O
E = – 16x + 4.986
75. x3y2 (aq) 3x+2 (aq) + 2y–3(aq)
i = 1 – + n 94. NCERT XI Pg # 219
Tb = i × Kb × m 100. NCERT XIIth, Page no. 80 (E), 88 (H)
= 2 × 0.52 × 2 104. NCERT XI Pg # 213
= 2.08
Tb = 373 + 2.08 = 375.08 120. NCERT XIIth, Page no. 182 (E), 198 (H)
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