Narayana IIT/NEET Academy

INDIA
Sec: 12_PASS_FT Date:24-09-18
CPT-10

KEY SHEET

PHYSICS CHEMISTRY MATHEMATICS

1. (8) 11. (ABD) 21. (4) 31. (AC) 41. (3) 51. (ABCD)

2. (4) 12. (ABC) 22. (6) 32. (CD) 42. (4) 52. (ABCD)

3. (5) 13. (BC) 23. (7) 33. (BCD) 43. (4) 53. (AB)

4. (5) 14. (BC) 24. (4) 34. (CD) 44. (6) 54. (AC)

5. (2) 15.(ABCD) 25. (6) 35. (ACD) 45. (5) 55. (CD)

6. (8) 16.(ABCD) 26. (5) 36. (AD) 46. (2) 56. (AB)

7. (9) 17. (BC) 27. (3) 37. (ABD) 47. (3) 57. (AB)

8. (5) 18. (BC) 28. (5) 38. (AB) 48. (2) 58. (AB)

9. (AC) 19. A-r, B- 29. (ABCD) 39. A-q; 49. (AB) 59. (a)-(q); (b)-
s, C-q, D-s B-r;C-q,s: D- (r);(c)-(p);(d)-(s)
10. (BD) 30. (BC) p,r 50. (ABCD)
20. (A-P, 60. A-q; B-r;C-
B-r, C-r,s, D-q) 40. (A-p, s;D-q
q; B-p,q; C-
q,r: D-q,s)

SOLUTIONS

PHYSICS

1. FH  Total force on the vertical projection of the area of the curved surface. Vertical projection of
the curved surface is ABCD whose are A  R 2 .
R 1
FH   g C A2   g R 2   gR 3
2 2
2. Apply torque equation and Newton’s law equation.
3. For equilibrium, Weight of cylinder = Upthrust due to the two liquids
A A  3L   A L  3 1 5
L s g     g       2   g   s     2   or  s  
5 5 4   5  4  4 4 4
(Solution) 24.09.18
4. 3L2 g  300 g  L  10cm x  5cm
1 2
5. P0  Pg  0.12  h   p  2.5   p0
2
9. v  2 gy Calculate range and maximise.
10. F  v2 , P  v3
11. v  2 g  3.6  P  P0  Pg  3.6  1.8 
12. F x  0, F y  0 because system is in translational equation.
13. Apply concept of rolling
14.   I  , find  and maximum it using calculus.
15. Apply kinematics of rolling .
16. Apply rule of rolling.
17. Apply linear impulse momentum equation.
18. Apply conservation of angular momentum about contact point and policy concept.
4
19. I em  mL2
3
4mg sin   f  4ma
f .v  I 
a  .r

CHEMISTRY
23. At cathode Mg2  2e  Mg
At anode 2Cl  Cl2  2e
 Equivalent of Mg at cathode = Equivalent of Cl2
6.6 WCl2
at anode    WCl2  19.28g
24.3 / 2 35.5
w
Now at NTP PV  RT
m
24. Molar mass of glucose 180 gm mole 1
25
180 gm glu cos e  2880   720 KJ energy
100
720
90 gm glu cos e   360 KJ energy
2
90KJ energy consume for 1.0 km walk
360
360KJ energy consume   4km walk.
90

25.
0
26. G    nf  cell

xF  n cell F  5  0.25
27. It is a isobaric process
Heat absorbed in A-B process in Kcal is
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(Solution) 24.09.18
VA VB

TA TB
V
TB  B  TA  2  300  600 K
VA
5
q AB  nC p T  2  R T
2
5
 2   2  300  3000 cal
2
28.  Solid
Liquie 
1
30. B,C H 2O   2 H   O2
2
18 gram H 2O electrolysed, charge required – 2 F
9 gram require – 1 F
But with 50% current efficiency if require 2 F Charge
2 F charge form 11.2 LO2 But with 50% current efficiency 5.6 O2 form.
0
31. Only reaction is possible with  cell  ve

34.

PV  nRT
nRT 1 0.0821100
VA    8.21L
P 1
1 0.0821 600
VB   16.42 L
3
1 0.0821 300
VC   24.63L
1
36. Higher reduction potential is less electropositive. Can reduce.
39. titration of strong acid and strong Base can use Both indicator in acidic and Basic medium.

MATHS
41. We have 2(x  1)2  2(y  1)2  (x  y  2) 2
xy2
 (x  1)2  (y  1)2 
11
The focus is (1, 1) and the directrix is
x+y+2=0
The equation of the latus rectum is x + y – 2 = 0. Then the required points lie above the line x + y –4
= 0, which intersects the line x = y at (2, 2). Hence, h > 2
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(Solution) 24.09.18
42. Tangents are  r 
3x  4y  c  0 is a focal chord c = 4
43.  k  15 or  35
take k = 15
Now equation of the tangent at (a, b) is xa  yb  2(x  a)  4(y  b)  5  0
a  2 a  4 2a  4b  5
If it represents the given line 3x  4y  k  0 then   
3 4 k
On simplification   1  a  5, b  0 and k + a + b = 20
44. The given circle is (x  1)2  (y  2) 2  9 has radius = 3
The points on the circle which are nearest and farthest to the point P(a, b) are Q and R respectively

Thus, the circle centred at Q having radius PQ will be the smallest required circle while the circle
centre at R having radius PR will be the largest required circle. Hence, difference between their radii
= PR – PQ = QR = 6

45. Equation of tangent to parabola at P is

2(y  9)  6x  y  9  3x
Equation of circle is
(x  6)2  (y  9)2  (y  3x  9)  0
Put (0,1)  36  64   (10)  0    10 .
 Equation of circle is
x 2  y2  18x  28y  27  0 .
 Radius = 92  (14) 2  27  5 10 .
m m
46. Slope of normal is m and that of tangent is 2
hence required angle is tan 1
m 2 2
x 2 y2
47. Given  1
169 25
Equation of normal at the point (13cos ,5sin )
13sin 
(y  5sin )  (x  13cos ) it passes
5cos 
through (0, 6) then cos (15  72 sin )  0
5
cos   0,sin   
24
 5 5
  ,   sin 1 ,   sin 1
2 24 24
Equation has three roots hence three normal can be drawn.

x2
48. Eq  y 2  1 at point (2 cos gq,sin ) is
4
x cos 
 ysin   1 …….(1)
2
Equation of chord of contact of R (h, k)

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(Solution) 24.09.18
x 2 y2 hx ky
w.r.t.   1 is  1 …..(2)
6 3 6 3
 Eq. (1) and (2) are identical
h/3 k/3
  1
cos  sin 
 h2  k2  9  6  3
 (h, k) lies on director circle of ellipse
x 2 y2
  1  k  2.
6 3
49. When two circles intersect, the common chord AB of maximum length will be the diameter of
smaller circle.
S1 : x 2  y 2  16, C1 (0, 0), r1  4
S2 : (x  h) 2  (y  k) 2  5 2 , C 2 (h, k), r2  5, then S1 is smaller circle.
r22  r12  (C1C 2 ) 2  52  4 2  (h 2  k 2 )
h 2  k 2  32

3
Slope of AB = m1  (given);
4
y  y k 0 k
Slope of C1C 2  m2  2 1  
x 2  x1 h  0 h
k3
C1C 2  AB; m1m 2  1    1; 3k  4h
h4
h k
  t h  3t, k  4t(2)
3 4
3
Put (2) in (1), t 2 (32  42 )  32 ; t  
5
3 9 12
If t  , then (2); h   , k  ;
5 5 5
 9 12  3
C 2 (h, k)    ,  If t  , then (2)
 5 5 5
9 12
h  ,k  
5 5
 9 12 
C2  ,  
5 5 
50. x cos   y sin   2 or
x y
 1
2 sec  2 cos ec
Value of g in I quadrant
 g cos   g sin   2 
g 
 1 

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(Solution) 24.09.18
2 g cos   g sin   2
 g and value g of in IV quadrant g 
cos  sin   1 1
  g  g(cos   sin  )  2
2
g
cos   sin   1
Equation of circles in I quadrant
(x  g)2  (y  g)2  g
And in IV quadrant is (x  g)2  (y  g)2  g  .
3x  4y  1
51. (x  2) 2  (y  5) 2 
5
S(2, 5), Directrix 3x  4y  1  0
 tangent at vertex 3x  4y  K  0
at a distance of a units from focus (2, –5)
Axis is 4(x  2)  3(y  5)  0
52. y  2x 1& y2  4x solving
y2  2y  2  0
But y1  y2  y3  0  y3  2  x3  1
 x 3  1C(1, 2)
x 3  1& 4x 2  8x  1  0  1 x1  x 2  2
 2 1 
 centroid  , 0   (1, 0)
 3 
Equation of normal at C is x  y  3  0
53. Clearly normals are perpendicular
 (0, 0) and (3, 1) are ends of focal chord, then tangents at the points intersect at (2, –2)
1 1
 slope of directrix is then equation of directrix is y  2  (x  2)
3 3
 x  3y  8  0
 slope of axis is –3.
2
54. Equation of tangent in term of slope of the parabola y2  8x is y  mx  ….(i)
m
 angle between eq. (i) and y  3x  5 is 45o,
m 3
Then   tan 45o  1
1  3m
  (m  3)  1  3m
taking ‘+’ sing, then m = –3 = 1 + 3m
 m = – 2 and taking ‘–‘ sign, then
1
 m  3  1  3m  m
2
Now, from eq. (1) equation of tangents are
x
y  2x  1 and y   4
2
or 2x  y  1  0 and x  2y  8  0

55. Slope of line AB

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(Solution) 24.09.18
(t 2  t1 )  2  2
M  
(t 2  t1 )(t 2  t1 )  t1  t 2  r
As | t1  t 2 | r

56. Solving the two equation x 2  ay and y  2x  1, we get

x 2  a(2x  1) or x 2  2ax  a  0 .
 x1  x 2  2a and x1x 2  a .
So, the given line cuts the parabola at two points (x1 , y1 ) and (x 2 , y 2 ) .
Now, ( 40)2  (x1  x 2 ) 2  (y1  y 2 ) 2
[Given]
2
 x2 x 2 
2
 40  (x1  x 2 )   1  2 
 a a 
 (x  x )2 
 (x1  x 2 )2  1  1 2 2 
 a 
2
 4a 
 [(x1  x 2 )2  4x1x 2 ]  2  1
 a 
 5(4a 2  4a)
 a 2  a  2  0 or (a  2)(a  1)  0
 a  1, 2 .

57. the equation of circle will be

2
 p 2 2 2 2 3p 2
 x    y  (p)  x  y  px  0
 2 4
Solving it with y2  2px, we get

p
x
2
2 3p2 3p P
x  px   x   or
4 2 2
p
 x  0,  x  and then, y   p .
2

58. Solving y  x   and 9x 2  16y2  144

 9x 2  16(x  )2  144
 25x 2  32x  16 2  144  0
b 2  4ac  0

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(Solution) 24.09.18
(32 )(32 )  4(25) 16 2  144   0
i.e   5 or   5
3 5  1 11 
59. O , ,Q   , 
2 2 3 3 
Feet of perpendicular from focus on any tangent lies on tangent at vertex.
 17 26 
 focus S   ,  .
 9 9 
  3  17  5  26 
Foot of directrix   2    , 2    
 2 9 2 9 
 10 19 
 , .
9 9 
Equation of directrix is
29
xy  9x  9y  29  0 .
9
Length of latus rectum
2 2
 17 3   19 5 
 4       .
 9 2  9 2
14 2
Length of LR = .
9
(Here, LR = latus rectum) Extremities of
 17 7 2  3  26 7 2  3    17 7 2  3  26 7 2  3  
LR     cos  ,   sin      cos  ,   sin  
 9 9  4  6 9  4   9 9  4  6 9  4 
 10 33   24 19 
Extremeties of LR   ,  and  ,  .
9 9   9 9
Equation of parabola is
2
 y  x  1  17 | yx4|
   9 2
 2  2
2
 9(y  x 1)  28(y  x  4) .

60. (A) Equation of mid point of chord of (0, 3) w.t. to

S = 0, is S1 = S11
 i.e y  3   k  8
(B) c2  a 2 m2  b2 ;  2  25
Sum of values of   0 .
a a
(C)  ae  8  2a   8 
e 2
16 8
a   a 2e2  a 2  b 2  b 
3 3
1
(D) SP  S P  2b  8

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