Assessment # 33 (P - I) Ans - Key & Solution

Sri Chaitanya IIT Academy, India 28-04-18_SR.
ICON-ALL&LIIT_PH-3_ADV(2014-P1)GT-8_KEY & SOL’S
Sri Chaitanya IIT Academy., India.

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ICON Central Office, Madhapur – Hyderabad
Sec: Sr.ICON ALL & LIIT PHASE-III Date: 28-04-18
Time:9.00 A.M to 12.00 P.M ADV_PAPER-1_ GTA- 8 Max.Marks:180
KEY SHEET
PHYSICS:
1 ABD 2 ABC 3 BCD 4 AC 5 AC 6 ABC
7 ABC 8 ABCD 9 AD 10 ACD 11 8 12 3
13 8 14 1 15 8 16 9 17 3 18 8
19 2 20 3
CHEMISTRY:
21 D 22 A 23 C 24 AC 25 ACD 26 ABD
27 ABD 28 BC 29 D 30 ABC 31 1 32 9
33 0 34 6 35 4 36 9 37 2 38 1
39 5 40 5
MATHEMATICS:
41 BC 42 A 43 C 44 AB 45 CD 46 BC
47 ABCD 48 ACB 49 AB 50 ACD 51 8 52 4
53 8 54 1 55 2 56 7 57 6 58 3
59 6 60 7
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SOLUTION
PHYSICS
1. By FBD of particle,
mg – T = ma ………(i)
a mR 2 a
By FBD of the disc, TR  I  I T
R 2 R2
ma
T a ………(ii)
2
m2 2kg

1m
T
a
mg
By Eqs. (i) and (ii), we get the following results.
a
A. a = 5 m/s2 and T = 5 N and    5 rad/ s2
R
1 1
B. For angular displacement of disc:    t   t 2   5  42  40 rad
2 2
C. Work done by torque is   d    d  5  40  200 J
D. KE  W  200 J k 2  k1  200 J
2.
Reynold’s number and strain are dimensionless quantities. Curie is the number of atoms
decaying pwr unit time and frequency is the number of oscillations per unit time. Latent
heat and gravitational to energy per unit mass.
3. Write force equations for vertical and horizontal equilibrium.
4. f  mg sin   mg cos ) W   ( mg sin   mg cos ) ds
f
dy
dx h
L
  mgdy   mgdx  mgh  mgL
N sin   mg r tan  h tan 2 

5. }T  2  2
N cos   mrw2 g g
6.   i1  i2  A (for minimum deviation i1  i2
 minimum deviation 2i = A
60  260  A   A  600

 A  m   60  60 
sin  sin 
 2   2 
   3
 A   60 

sin   
sin  
2 2
1  i1  i2  A
650  i1  70 0  60 0 or i1  55 0
The  versus i is curve is not parabolic
7. a) E at all points on x- axis will not have same direction.
Eq
y

E
(+q)  q 
(-d, 0) 0 x
(+d, 0)
b) V0  0 . Hence, no work is done in bringing a test charge from infinity to origin.
  
c) E at all points on y – axis will be parallel to x – axis because Eq  E q
d) Dipole moment is directed along  iˆ  direction.
A 0 A
8. C1  , C2  0
2d d
Charge on plate B '1  Ch arg e on plate B1  Q

9. Both the laws are different statements of same physical fact hence one can be derived
from the other. They are not independent laws.
dI1 dI2 dI dI
10.  ; L1 1 .I1  L2 2 I2  L1I1  L 2 I2
dt dt dt dt
dI 1
V  L  L, W  1 LI  2
dt 2 L
11. m1  m r1  r
m2  2m r2  4r
F2  m2  r2 
     F  mrw2  w  k 
F1  m1  r1 
 28
F2 8

F1 1
12.

64 139
Vr   52 
3 3
t
13. If F  0 find ‘t’ I   F .dt
0
14.
d
x  h tan  &  ?
dt
dx d
 h sec 2 
dt dt
h V cos 2 45
V    
(cos 2  ) h
V KV
   K 1
2h 2h
15.
Applying WET on block of mass m
Wg  WSP  K f  K i
Let finally displacement of block from equilibrium is x.
5mg 1 25m 2 g 2 1 2
mg (  x)  k ( )  kx  0
k 2 k2 2
1 2 15m 2 g 2
kx  mgx  0
2 2k
3mg
x
k
5mg 3mg 8mg
Displacement from initial is  
k k k
 r3 r4 
qr  P0 4   
.16.  3 4R 
kq 4 Po  r r 2 
E 3    
r 4 &  3 4 R 
For Eto
dE 1 2r 2R
0  r
dr 3 4r 3
2
P  2R 4r  P0 R
Ema  0   
0  9 4  9 R  9 0
17. Given i= 600 ,   300 and A  300
have   i  e  A
From eq.( I ), we get
300  600  e  0
So r2 is also zero, then r1  A  300
sin i sin 600
So     3
sin ri sin 300
Hence the value of a=3.
q net C1V0 V0 120
18. V     80V
C net C1  C2 1  C 2 / C1 1  4 / 8
 
19.  B .dl  0NI  0 10002mA   20 SI units
n 2
20. Case I : If the currents are in the directions shown in the figure. Then
  i i
B1  2( 0 ) kˆ   0 kˆ = magnetic field at O
2 a a
  i  1 ˆ  i
B2  0 kˆ  0 k = magnetic field at P  0 kˆ
2 a 2 3a 3 a
 B1 / B2  3
Case 2 : In this case,

 i  i i ˆ
B1  0 kˆ and B2  0 k
a 3 a a
B
 1  3
B2

CHEIMISTRY
1
21. CO  O2 
 CO2
2
x
x x
2
CH 4  2O2 
 CO2  2 H 2O
y 2y y -
x  y  z  20  1

x  y  14   2

Z  6 mL
6
%volume of neon=  100  30%
20
22. Pb  OH 2 precipitates but Ba  OH 2 is not
3
23. Al  3HCl  AlCl3  H2
2
Moles of HCl  0.05 12 103  6 104
6 104
Moles of Al   2 104
3
gms of Al  5.4 103 g
5.4 103
vol. of Al   2 103 ml  2 106 L  2 103 cm3
2.7
Thickness  102 cm
Area  0.2 cm2
4
24.  Fe  CN 6   Conc.H 2 SO4  H 2O  Fe 2  6 NH 4  6CO  6SO42
Little amount of SO2 may also produced to oxidation of Fe2 with Conc. H 2 SO4 .
4
 Fe  CN  6   H   6HCN   Fe2
 dil.
25. Conceptual
26. Concept based
27. N 2O neutral oxide not an hydride of H 2 N 2O2
CaoCl2  Ca  ClO3 2  CaCl2
NaCl  A   H 2 SO4  HCl  B   NaH SO4
NH 3  HCl  NH 4Cl  white fumes 
HCl  B   AgNO3  AgCl  C  white ppt
NaCl ( A)  MnO2  H 2 SO4  Na2 SO4  MnSO4  H 2O  Cl2  D 

Ca  OH  2  Cl2  CaOCl2  H 2O
mmix mHCOOH  mH 2O 1.15  20  1 40
28. Vmix actual     56 ml Vmix exp ected  20  40  60ml
d mix d mix 9/8
1.15  20
60  56 46 9
 % contraction in volume: 100  6.66% X HCOOH  
60 1.15  20 40 49

46 18
wt HCOOH 23
%w / v   100   100  41.07%
Vsol 56
29. Conceptual
d.a3 NA 10.5 (4.07  108 )3  6.023 1023 (4.05 108 )3  2.7  6.023 1023
30. ZAg =  = 4 ZAl = =4
M 108 27
(3.61 108 )3  8.92  6.023 1023
ZCu = = 4 . Hence all crystallizes in FCC unit cell.
63.5
31. Conceptual
2
32. Apply 16  X A  X B   3.5  X A  X B 
33. t1/2 a t1/2 partial pressure So n= 0
34. PH  4  H    10 4 C  102
 H    K aC 10 4  K a .10 2 K a  10 6 P ka  6

O O
 O
OH
R C NH H  R C NH  Br Br
 H 2O R C N Br
H

 H 2O OH
35.
O O
Slow 
R
H 2O
NH 2  Na2CO3   C N R R C N Br
Step
2 moles of NaOH will be consumed here
36. Conceptual
37. Common meta borate is borax
38. 50% dissociate  M    0.1M
x y
39. x 5 y 5 5
2
40.
MATHEMATICS
41. B  C  30 0
A  120 0
A
a  2 R sin A  R  2 3
DE  AE  AD
2 R  AD 3 3 S
r , AD  D
2 2 B C
5 3 E
4
2x 1  f  x 
42.  4 3
dx  A tan 1  C
x  2x  x  1  3 
2x 1 2
 x 2  x 2  x 2  x  1dx  x  x  t
   
1
t 2
dt   2 x  1 dx  dt
 t 1
1
 2
dt 
2
 1  3
t     
 2  2 
   
 1   t  1/ 2 
  tan 1  C 
 3   3 
   
 2   2 
2  2 x2  2x 1  1  f  x  
tan 1    C  A tan  C
3  3   3 
43. Let P be at 2 , 2at  . Tangent and normal at P are ty  x  at 2 and tx  y  2at  at 3 respectively.
Thus, T at 2 , 0 and N is  2a  at 2 , 0
If centroid be G  h, k  then
2a  at 2 2at
h ,k
3 3
 3h  2a  9k 2
  
 a  4a 2
 Re quired parabola is
9y 2 3x  2a 

4a 2 a
4a  2a 
 y 2   x  
3 3
44. Conceptual
45. Conceptual
x3
46. f  x    x2  a
3

f '  x   x  2 x  x  x  2   0 (note that f  x  is monotonic in (0,2)
2
02
Hence for the minimum and f  x  must cross the x-axis at 1
2
1 2
Hence f 1   1  a  0  a 
3 3
dy 2 y cot x  4 y 2 cot x 2  4 y 2
47.   y   cot x  cos ecx  , y   cot x  cos ecx 
dx 2
dy dy
   cot x  cos ex dx (or)    cot x  cos ecx dx
y y
x x
log y   log sin x  log tan  ln C | log x   log sin x  ln tan  log C
2 2
x
C tan
2 C
y y
sin x x
sin x tan
2
x cos A
48. 
y cos B
x tan A  y tan B sin A  sin B  A  B
  tan 
xy cos A  cos B  2 
x tan A  y tan B  A  B
 tan 
xy  2 
49. sin x  sin y  sin( x  y)
 x  y  x  y  x  y  x  y
2sin   cos   2sin   cos
 2   2   2   2 
 x  y  x  2  x  y
sin    0 (or) cos   cos
 2   2   2 
x y  x  y
x  y  0 (or)  
2  2 
x  0 (or) y  0
(0,1)
y  x
(1,0) (1,0)
(0,  1)
 
ordered pair   1,0 , 0,  1 12 , 12 , 12 , 12 
1 1 1
50.    2  A  B  C  60 0
1  sin A / 2 1  sin B / 2 1  sin C / 2
51. 8 z2 z3  27 z3 z1  64 z1 z2
8 27 64 8z 27 z 2 64 z3
 z1 z2 z3     2 3 4 12  2
 2
z1 z2 z3 z1 z2 z3

 24 2 z1  3z2  4 z3  24 2 z1  3z2  4 z3  24 2 z1  3z2  4 z3
24  4  96
52. As shown in figure 1, 2 and X are the three boys and 3, 4 and Y are three girls, Boy X will
have neighbours as boys 1 and 2 and the girl Y will have neighbours as girls 3 and 4.
X
1 2
4
3
Y
1 and 2 can be arranged in P  2, 2 ways  2!  2  1  2 ways
Also, 3 and 4 can be arranged in P  2, 2 ways  2!  2  1  2 ways
Hence, required no. of permutations  2  2  4
Hence, 4 is the correct answer.
53. Let a n denote the length of a side of Sn . We are given
a n 1 1
Length of a side of Sn = Length of a diagonal of Sn 1  a n  2a n 1  
an 2
1
a 1 ,a 2 ,a 3 ,....
Thus, is a G.P with first term 10 and common ratio 2 . Therefore
n 1
 1 
a n  10  
 2
2
  1  n 1 
2
Also, Area  Sn   a  1  10 
n    1  100  2
n 1
  2  
a p b c
54. | a qb c | 0
a b rc
a b c a b c
    1     1
a  (a  p ) b  (b  q ) c  (r  c) p q r
55. Consider,
LHS  d  a  d  b  b  h  3( g  h )
a b c 
2d  (a  b  c )  3( )  2 h  2( HD )
3
56. Let b  3i  2j  4k n  2i  j  3k

b.n 16 406
 sin    sin 2    cos ec 2 
b n 406 16
57.
2 2
2
2
2 2
2 2
Required area = 2 2     2 6
x y z
58. S  e ln y ln z.log   ln y ln x.log  ln x ln y.log
e e e
A.M  G.M
S 3 0
 e
3
S3
S   3,  
 1  1
59. R.H.L  ; L.H.L  so,  9  6
2 3 2 3
60. Let M n  aij  where i, j  1, 2,3...........n
we first find out a11 for the nth matrix ; which is the nth
Term in the series :1,2,6…………
Let S  1  2  6  15  ..............Tn 1  Tn
Again writing
0  1  1  4  9  ..........  Tn  Tn 1   Tn
Tn  1  1  4  9  ............up to  n  1 terms 
n  n  1 2n  1

 1  12  2 2  32  ........   n  1
2
  1 6
Now, observing carefully , the consecutive between the elements of the diagonal of the nth
matrix is n+1
n  n  1 2n  1
Therefore first term is  1  and common difference = n+1
6
Hence = n+1
Hence the required sum M n
n   n  n  1 2n  1   n n
 2 1 
2   6
2 2
 
   n  1 n  1   6   n  1 2n  2n  3    2n  n  3 
6 6
 
 
For n = 6 the required sum =441

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N sin   mg r tan  h tan 2 

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Charge on plate B '1  Ch arg e on plate B1  Q

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Case 2 : In this case,

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2 moles of NaOH will be consumed here

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56. Let b  3i  2j  4k n  2i  j  3k

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