AITS 1819 FT V ADV PAPER 2 Sol PDF

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PAPER – 2
TEST DATE: 27-01-2019
ANSWERS, HINTS & SOLUTIONS

Physics PART – I
SECTION – A
1. A, B, C, D
Sol. 1   2   3   4  100 cm A C E
Let n1, n2 , n3 and n4 are fundamental frequencies of these segments B D
respectively.
1 2 3 4
n1 1 n2 2 n3 3 n2 2 1
 ,  ,  ,  
n2 2 n3 3 n4 4 n4 4 2
1 T
n  n = constant
2 
n1 1  n2  2  n3  3  n4  4
n2 n n
1  2, 3  2  2, 4  2  2
n1 n3 n4
1 + 2 + 3 + 4 = 100 cm
2 
2 2   2   2  2  100
3 2
2 = 24 cm
So, 1 = 48 cm
3 = 16 cm
4 = 12 cm
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2. A, B, C, D
q P2
Sol. Using symmetry if charged particle lies at P1 then OCDE =
240
P1
 q q 
  
 8 0  7q
and OABC =  0 
3 24 0
If the charge particle lies at P2 then
q
OCDE =
240
q
and OABC =
240
3. A, B, C
Sol. AB  U = constant
PM
nCv T  constant
RT
P = constant
Isobaric process
BC   = constant
PM
 constant
RT
PT
Isochoric process
CA  U = constant
U = nCvT = constant
T = constant
Isothermal process
4. A, C, D
Sol. Just after cutting the string B, block looses the contact with the rod.
taking torque about P
  m 2 m  2 
mg    
4  12 16 
12 g  3
 , acm    g
7  4 7
mg  T = macm
4
T = mg
7
5. A, D
3R 7R
1 1 kq2 kq2
Sol. Work performed =  0E2 dV   0E2 dV  
2 2 3R 35R
R 5R
6. A, D
Sol. In both case (A) and (D) the source and observer are relatively at rest. Thus there is no change in
the frequency.
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7. B
Sol. If first 8m, then 4m, then 2m fired, then velocity of tank
 8 4 2 59 20 m
v    v0  v0
 20 12 8  60
If first 8m, then 2m, then 4m fired, then velocity of tank
 8 2 4  29
v    v0  v0
 20 12 10  30
4v 0 4
If only shell 4m is fired first velocity of shell = v 0   v0
20 5
2v 9v
If only shell 2m is fired first velocity of shell = v 0  0  0
20 10
8. D
(2) (1)
Sol. Apply Kirchoff’s Law on the equivalent circuit B
A
shown in the diagram.
(2) (3)
(5) (4) (4) (3)
(7) (8)
(9) (8)
F
(11) (12)
9. C
Sol. In each case
F
T x

T F x Fx
v  
  m/ m
dx Fx

dt m
 t
dx F m
  dt , t2
0 x m 0 F
10. C
Sol. (P) Case (i)  13k 
Torque about ‘P’  4  2R
 
3
mR2   18kR2  3
2 4k   R
 36k   2
    3
 3m  4k   R
P 2
 3m t2
t1 
6 k
Case (ii)
k(2R)
3
mR2   8kR2 
2
k(4R) 
 16k 
   
 3m 
P
 3m
t2  t2
4 k
5  3m
T  t1  t 2 
12 k
(Q) K eq 1  2(8k cos2 30)  2(8k cos2 60)  12k  4k  16k
(16.16)
So, K eq  k  8k
32
x  x3 x 4  x 5
(R) x  x1  2 
2 4 X4 X5
T T T 2T T 2T
    
k eq k k k k k X2
k
k eq  X3
7
7m
T  2
k
x1
T
X m
(S) Block is displaced by ‘x’ along P B 2x2 4K

x–axis.
Torque about P
 m
8k  2x1    4k  x  x1  4K 8K x2  x
2
x1 x
x
x1 
9
8K 2x1 Q
Torque about Q

4k.2x2 .  8k  x  x2 
2
x
x2 
3
80 P B 2x2 4K
ma = – kx
9
 80k 
a=   x m
 9m  4K 8K x2  x
x1 x
9m 3 m
T  2 
80k 2 5k
8K 2x1 Q
SECTION – D
11. 00000.25
2u sin 
Sol. T  4 sec
g
When the ball collide with the wall B, time elapsed
10 15
   2 sec
20 10
So remaining time = 2 sec
5
Velocity of the ball after the collision with ball =  2.5 m/s
2
2.5
e  0.25
10
12. 00000.50
Sol. 1   2   1 2
11T   2  2 T  (1   2 )T
1 2
 2 
   2
1
  1   2  …(i)
1   2 1
1 2
Let  x , so  1 x …(ii)
1   2 1   2
  (1  x) 2
x
1
1x     2   2 x
    2  17  106  11 106 6
x  6 6
  0.50
 1  2  23  10  11 10 12
13. 00143.75
Sol. When S1 is closed and S2 is open
Current through R1
0 
I1 =  0
1  3.68 4.68
   
Potential difference across length =  0   1.84  
2  4.68 
Similarly in the second case
0 468
I2 = 
R2  1 184(R2  1)
2 2 2 468R2
Potential difference across length of R2  R2 .I2 = 
3 3 3 184(R2  1)
2 468R2
 
3 184(R2  1)
64 R2 = 92
 R2 = 1.4375 
14. 00006.28
Sol. Negatively charged particle exit from magnetic field first

and at the time separation is maximum
 2m   / 2 m
tQ     C1
45
 qB  2 2qB
Angle rotated by positively charged particle in the same 2R
time = /2 P
So, separation between A and B= 2R
90
= 2  3.14 = 6.28 C2 2R
15. 00002.25
Sol. On releasing the particles, if their acceleration is

same, they will stay at a constant distance E
Acceleration of charged particle a a
F  2qE qE  F F F qE
a and a  2qE (q, m)
(2q, 2m)
2m m
r
So, F – 2qE = 2qE – 2F
3F = 4qE
4qE
F=
3
When they stay at a constant distance from each other
k.q.2q 4qE 3kq
2
 r 
r 3 2E
16. 00367.80
Sol. Block on the wedge remains in rest

600  300 10
a60  a30   m/s2
90 3
So tension in the rope which is connected with 86.44 kg
T = 800 N
f = 800  864.4 sin 30 = 367.80
17. 00025.50
Sol. 6 V = 15S 25 38
V = 2.5 mm 13 mm
So, 5V = 12.5 mm
X = 13 mm  12.5 mm
= 0.50 mm x
1 2 3 4 5 6
So, measured value = 25.50 mm 0
12.5 mm
18. 00000.60
Sol. If at O there is dark fringe, then

d2
x = SOO - SOO = 2 D2  d2  2D 
D
d2 
 for dmin.
D 2
D
dmin = …(i)
2
The bright fringe is formed at P. So,
x  SOP  SOP
2
 D  D2  x 2  D2  d2  D2   x  d  
D
x 
d
x for dmin
D D -3
x   2D = 0.6 ×10 .
dmin D
2
Chemistry PART – II
SECTION – A
19. A, B, C, D
20. A, B, C
Sol.
3 H O
O  H3C CH2 C H  H3C C CH3
O B  O
A
21. A, B, D
Sol. Na/C2H5OH can not reduce acid.
22. B, C
23. A, B, D
24. A, B, C, D
25. C
26. D
27. A
28. B
SECTION – D
29. 00006.50
Sol. 2H2 O2  2H2 O  O2
32 g O2 is obtained from 68 g H2O2
68
52 g O2 is obtained from  52g
32
M  34 68
  52
2 32
68  52  2
M = 6.50
32  34
30. 00001.80
31. 00000.80

Sol. N2O, CO2, HCN and NO2 are linear.
32. 00006.02
Sol. ClO4  35.5  16  4
= 99.5 g
1990  103
Number of moles 
99.5
-3
= 20 × 10
-3
Number of moles of electron = 20 × 10 × 50 = 1
33. 00001.25
Sol. Number of atoms of X in FCC packing (at corners and face centres of cubic unit cell)
1 1
= 8 8  6 2  4
Number of atoms of Y at octahedral voids = 4
Along one body diagonal there are two X atoms and one Y-atom.
1 15
No. of effective atoms of X after removal  4  2  8  4
No. of atoms of Y after removal = 4 – 1 = 3
15
x:y :3
4
=5:4
Simplest formula = X5Y4
a = 5, b = 4, a/b = 1.25
34. 00002.50
Sol. Stronger base than benzyl amine (a) = 5.
Amines can be prepared by Gabriel’s phthalimide method (b) = 2.
CH2 CH2 NH2

H3C NH2 and
35. 00002.50
36. 00004.98
6 18
Sol. Concentration per litre    0.2
60 180
  0.2  0.083  300
= 4.98 bar
Mathematics PART – III
SECTION – A
37. A, B, C
Sol. Using integration by part
38. A, B, C
n
2r  1 1
Sol.  2r  3n  1
r 1
39. A, B
Sol. |z| = 1
40. A, C, D
4n  2
Sol. Such n digit number will be sum of coefficient of x3k in (x2 + x3 + x7 + x9)n =
3
41. B, C
x x
Sol. P  x    f 3  t  dt   f 2  t  dt
0 0
P(x) = f 3(x) – f(x)2 = f 2(x)·(f(x) – 1) < 0
42. A, C
Sol. B(4, 0) is focus and x = 0 is directrix of parabola
43. D
1
Sol. |2A2B–3| = 8  12 
27
(P) A 43 B34 is 0
(Q) |A| = 0 and |B| = 0
(R) ABT = BTA
44. C
Sol. Equation of circle 3x2 + 3y2 + 2x + 4y = 0 and minimum value of PA + BP + CP + DP = 15
45. D
 x  y 2  x  y  2
Sol.  1
18 2
46. B
1
Sol. Volume of tetrahedron =  base area  height
2
SECTION – D
47. 00004.00


Sol. When x is then 2 cos x  2  3
4
48. 00010.00
Sol. Inter change m and n
49. 00000.50
Sol. lim KdK = lim

K  1 K 2
K 
K  K  2
50. 00008.00
n 1
 k  cosn
Sol.  cos    n   n 1 n 1 if n odd
k 0
 1 2  2
51. 00001.00
ab  r1r2  
Sol. = and C =
r3 s 2
52. 00050.00

Sol. Put x = r cos  and y = r sin  will give area =
4
53. 00005.00
   
Sol. pq  p q
54. 00000.95
Sol. cos3 3x + cos3 5x = (cos 5x + cos 3x)3

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TEST DATE: 27-01-2019

ANSWERS, HINTS & SOLUTIONS

(5) (4) (4) (3)

(S) Block is displaced by ‘x’ along P B 2x2 4K

Sol. Negatively charged particle exit from magnetic field first

Sol. On releasing the particles, if their acceleration is

Sol. Block on the wedge remains in rest

Sol. If at O there is dark fringe, then

CH2 CH2 NH2

Mathematics PART – III

Sol. lim KdK = lim

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