SR N40+LT N40 (PROG-1) NEET GRAND TEST-4 Date: 24-04-2018

NARAYANA MEDICAL ACADEMY

India
SR N40+LT N40 (PROG-1) NEET GRAND TEST-4 Date: 24-04-2018
Duration: 3 Hrs Max. Marks: 720 M

PHYSICS – KEY
1) 1 2) 1 3) 4 4) 4 5) 2 6) 1 7) 1 8) 1 9) 1 10) 2
11) 3 12) 2 13) 2 14) 2 15) 2 16) 1 17) 1 18) 4 19) 1 20) 3
21) 1 22) 4 23) 2 24) 3 25) 1 26) 3 27) 1 28) 3 29) 4 30) 2
31) 1 32) 2 33) 2 34) 3 35) 2 36) 1 37) 2 38) 1 39) 3 40) 4
41) 3 42) 1 43) 3 44) 3 45) 1

CHEMISTRY – KEY
46) 3 47) 3 48) 3 49) 3 50) 4 51) 2 52) 4 53) 2 54) 1 55) 3
56) 3 57) 2 58) 4 59) 4 60) 4 61) 3 62) 3 63) 4 64) 2 65) 1
66) 3 67) 3 68) 4 69) 1 70) 3 71) 4 72) 1 73) 1 74) 2 75) 1
76) 2 77) 3 78) 4 79) 2 80) 3 81) 2 82) 4 83) 1 84) 2 85) 2
86) 3 87) 2 88) 4 89) 2 90) 2

BOTANY KEY
91) 4 92) 3 93) 4 94) 3 95) 3 96) 4 97) 4 98) 2 99) 2 100) 4
101) 3 102) 1 103) 2 104) 4 105) 2 106) 4 107) 4 108) 4 109) 3 110) 2
111) 2 112) 1 113) 3 114) 1 115) 2 116) 4 117) 4 118) 3 119) 1 120) 1
121) 2 122) 2 123) 2 124) 1 125) 3 126) 2 127) 3 128) 2 129) 2 130) 3
131) 3 132) 4 133) 2 134) 2 135) 4

ZOOLOGY KEY
136) 3 137) 4 138) 3 139) 3 140) 3 141) 3 142) 2 143) 3 144) 2 145) 3
146) 1 147) 4 148) 4 149) 2 150) 3 151) 3 152) 3 153) 1 154) 4 155) 2
156) 4 157) 4 158) 3 159) 3 160) 2 161) 1 162) 1 163) 2 164) 2 165) 1
166) 1 167) 4 168) 2 169) 1 170) 4 171) 1 172) 4 173) 1 174) 2 175) 1
176) 1 177) 1 178) 2 179) 3 180) 4

PAPER SETTERS: VSP

Physics Sri V S R 9703031325
Chemistry Sri B KONDALA RAO 9490080936
Botany Sri BUSHAN 9550750195
Zoology Sri NARESH 9885883117
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PHYSICS HINTS AND SOLUTIONS
PHYSICS 1
y  u sin  t  gt 2
T T T 2
1.   1 2  1 2
T1 T1 u sin   48
T  100  T2  100  T1  T2 u sin  48
1  1 
T1  100 T1  100 u cos  36
4
1    tan  
3
 15 15 4
2. R1      4
4 2 8  sin      sin 1  
5 5
7 15 105
R2     N
4 2 8 7. N  n0 and t  nT1/ 2
2
15 105
 For X
RR 8  105  1.64
Req  1 2  8 N0 N0
R1  R2 15 64   n1  4
16 2 n1
3. Dimensions of  0 L  Dimensions of capacitance
8  n1Tx
(C)
Tx  2hrs
V C V Q ch arg e
0L     current For Y
t t t time
1 1 1 N0 N 0
4.     n2  8
fe ve ue 256 2 n2
8  n2Ty
1 1 1
   Ty  1hr
f e  D ue
1 1 1 1 D  f e Tx 2
    
ue fe D ue Df e Ty 1
Df e
 ue   
D  fe 8. E   E0ˆi ;u  v0ˆi

L  f 0  ue  f 0 
Df e F   e    E0ˆi   eE0ˆi
D  fe
 eE
25  5 325 a  0 ˆi
50   cm m
30 6  eE
 a  0 ˆi
5. d sin    2n  1 m
2  eE tiˆ  eE t 
for first dark fringe vt  v0ˆi  0   v0  0  ˆi
m  m 
 
d sin    sin    eE t
2 2d vt  vt  v0  0
m
5460  1010
 sin    2730 10 6 rad t 
h

h

h

0
2 104 mvt  eE0   eE0t  1  eE0t
m  v0  t  mv0 1  
 is so small  sin     m  mv0  mv0

180
  2730 10 6 rod  2730 10 6   0.160 9. The given figure is a circuit of balanced wheat
 stone bridge
x  u cos  t  36t
6.
u cos   36
y  48t  4.9t 2
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1  3  1 
   1    f  20cm
f  2   10 
u    v  f  20cm
For plano-concave lens
1  3   1 
   1    f  20cm
f  2   10 
u  10cm
1 1 1 1 1 1 1
     
Points B and D would be at same potential 20 v 10 v 10 20 20
VB  VD  0
 v  20cm
10. Work done=potential energy stored in spring
1 V2
mg  sin    cos   x  kx 2
2 15. W   PdV
V1
 2mg  sin    cos    kx
 20  sin 45   cos 45   100  10 1 PV 3 / 2  K  P  KV 3 / 2
1  1 1 2 1 V2 V2
 1
    1   0.3 3 / 2  1  1 
2 2 2 2 K V dV  2k    2k   
V1  V V1  V1 V2 
11. ab  c 2
Mb 2 Ma 2  1
I xR  I yR  3/ 2 1   V1 
12 12  2 PV
1 1     2 PV
1 1 1  
 V1 V2   V2 
Mc 2 Mc 2
I xS  I yS 
12 12 16.
I xR b 2 b 2 b
   1
I xS c 2 ab a y
I yR a 2 b2 a
   1 P(t=0)
I yS c 2 ab b T=1 sec
m
2c

450
12. n  500 turns / m x
0
 r  500; I  1A
H  ni  500 1  500 Am 1
  r  1  499

I   H  499  500 at t=0, OP makes an angle with x-
4
 2.5 105 Am 1 2
13. In reverse biasing the minority charge carriers axis    2
T
will be accelerated due to reverse biasing, which
on string with atoms cause ionisation resulting in After a time ‘t’ it covers an angle of (  t)
secondary electrons and thus produce more in anti clockwise sense and makes an
number of charge carriers. When doping  
angle of  t   with the x-axis. The
concentration is large, there will be large number  4
of ions in the depletion region, which will give projection of OP on the x-axis at time
rise to a strong electric field.
 
14. For plano –convex lens ‘t’ is given by x  2 cos  t  
 4
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  10
x  2 cos  2 t    ib  10 5  25 A
 4 4

17. Particles A and B have negative Vcc  iC RC  Vce  10  iC  3  103  0

charges because they are being
deflected towards the positive plate of  iC  3.33  10 3  3.33mA
the electrostatic field. Particle C has
positive charge because it is being iC 3.33 10 3
   133
deflected towards the negative plate. ib 25 10 6

 Deflection of charged particle in time ML L

23. P  F .V  ; L2  T 3 ; L  T 3/2
‘t’ in y-direction. is T2 T
1 1 qE 2 q For constant power, displacement(s)  t 3 / 2
h  at 2  t h
2 2 m m 24. E  e AT 4
2 4
E1 4 1  4 10 
3
As the particle C suffers maximum 116  16
  1
deflection in Y-direction. So it has 2
E2 4  4   2 103  4
16 16
q
highest ratio  E1  E2
m
25.   BiAN sin 
18. Maximum charge
q0  CV  1.5  106  60  90 C  0.9 10 144 10 4  25  sin 30
1
q0 90 10 6  9 144 104  25   72  225 104  16200  104
I max  q0   2
LC 15 10 3 1.5 10 6
 1.62 Nm
5
9 10
  0.6 A 26. F   P  A  h  g  A  2  103  103  10  50  50  10 4
15 10 5
 2 107  25 102
19. 6  108 t  t ;   6 108
 5  106 N
 6 108
k  8
 2 m 1
c 3 10 27. h1  2cm, u  16cm

20. Owing to its high specific heat, water is h2  3cm (since image is real and
used as a coolant in automobile
inverted)
radiators as well as heater in hot water
bags. h2 v h 3
m     v   2  u    16   24cm
h1 u h1 2
21. n  400 Hz,v  340ms 1 and vw  10ms 1 .
As there is no relative motion between 1 1 1 1 1 5
    
the source and observer, the frequency f v u 24 16 48
of sound remains unchanged.
For an observer standing on platform, 48
speed of sound f   9.6 cm
5
 v  vw  340  10  350 ms 1
22. Vi  10V , Rb  400  103  , RC  3  103  28. Y   A  B  . A  C 
Vbe  0 ,Vce  0,Vcc  10V
Vi  ib Rb  Vbe  10  ib  4  105  0
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29. Angular momentum of particle 1 about 2h 2  500
 Rv  400  v  v  40ms 1
A is L1  mvd1  33. g 10

Angular momentum of particle 2 about 100u  1  v  100u  40  u  0.4 ms 1


A is L2  mvd 2 
34. Polar satellites are low altitude
Total angular momentum of the system satellites
  
about A is L  L1  L2
h  eV1  h2  eV2
35.
 mv  d 2  d1  
h 2  1   eV1 h
    V2   V1  2  1 
30.   P  E e e
 

U   P.E  36. a 
8
 20ms 1 ;u  10ms 1
0.4
In uniform electric field dipole
1
experiences only torque but no force From v  u  at  0  10  20t0  t0  sec
2
g g
31.  2
hR 1
4  h After sec it will be momentarily at rest
1   2
 R
 distance travelled
at ‘h’ velocity of bullet =0
102  1 
 2  10  24   20  242 
By applying energy conservation 2  20  2 
principle
 5   240  5760   6005m
GMm 1 2 GMm
 mv 
R 2 2R 37. Radius of nth orbit in hydrogen like
a0 n 2
GM atoms is rn 
v Z
R
Where a0 is the Bohr’s radius
vesc  v N
For hydrogen atom, Z=1
2GM NGM
   N 2  r1  a0  n  1 for ground state 
R R

2 3 a0 n 2
For Be ,Z  4  rn 
32. Angular width of central maximum = a 4

According to given problem

a= width of slit
n2 a0
If ‘a’ is doubled, width of central r1  rn  a0  n2
4
maximum decreases to half of its initial
value and intensity becomes four times 38. Eddy currents are basically the
induced currents set up inside the
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body of conductor whenever the 43. As shown in figure, the disc is in touch
magnetic flux linked with it changes with the bottom plate

39. For the bubble A, The charge q1 on the disc is

4T 4  0.04 0 A
PA  P0  8  16 N / m 2 q1  CV  V
rA 0.02 d

For the bubble B, V 2

 0 r
d
4T 4  0.04
PB  P0  8  12 N / m 2
rB 0.04

From PV  nRT
d d

4 3
12    0.04 
nB PBVB 3
  Disc
nA PAVA 16  4  0.02 3
 
3 Force acting on the disc
V2 2
3 43 F  q1 E   0 r
  3 6 d2
4 2
 If disc is to be lifted F  mg
40. If velocity V is either parallel or anti
parallel then path is straight line mgd 2
  i.e V 
If V  B, then path is circle
 0 r 2

 
If  is angle between V and B and mgd 2
For minimum V 
0    900 , then path is helix  0 r 2

R 44. 3 g  TB  3a    ( 1 )
41. Average speed v
R / v
TA  3a    ( 2 )
2R 2v
Average velocity 
R / v  TB  TA  3a    ( 3 )

v From (1), (2) and (3)

o g
B A a ;TA  g and TB  2 g
3
v
TA
Strain in A 
Average acceleration AY
v f  vi 2v 2v 2 g 10
     5  104
total elaposed time  R  R 7
5 10  2 1011
10
v
Strain in
2 K1K 2 2  3  4 24 T 2g
42. K s     3.43 B B   2 10 4
K1  K 2 34 7 7
AY 5 10  2 1011
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45. From P2 1
2
   4  2  P2  2 P0
1 P m V  P0 2
2 2
PV  NmVrms  P  mVrms  2  2  rms 2 
3 P1 m1  Vrms1 

OH   10 2
CHEMISTRY S 
2 2
46. 100 mL gaseous mixture contain 3
 5 10
20 mL C3H8 So, volume of CH4 and
K sp  4 s 3
CO = (100 – 20) = 80 mL
3
C3H 8  5O 2  3CO 2  4H 2O  4  5 10 3 
CH 4  2O 2  CO 2  2H 2O ;  4 125 109
1  5 107
CO  O2  CO 2
2
80 mL (CH4 and CO) will produce
80 mL CO2; C3H8 will produce
 3  20  60 mL 53 Effective no. of O 2  in a unit cell
Total CO2 produce  80  60  140 1 1
 8  6  4
nh 8 2
47. mvr 
2 Effective no.of A 2  in a unit cell
r  0.529 n 2 A 1
 8  1
r 8
n2 
0.529A Effective no.of B3 in a unit cell
h 1
n r  4  2
2 2
mvr  r  general formula is AB2O 4
1 N
48. a  54. PS 
pressure nN
49. 1941  1273  3  241.8     f H  B2 H 6 55. 3.72 = 1.86 [i m]
i  2  Pt  H 2O 3 Cl3  Cl.3H 2 O
  f H B H
2 6
 1273  725.4  1941  57.4
2 3 56. G10  1 F  x   RT ln K1
50. K C   B  C 
2
G 02  1 F  y   RT ln K 2
 B  3
KC     2C  G 02  2G10  2RT ln K1
2 2
2 3  K 2  K12 , x  y
  B  C 
6 FE0
 CO32  57. K  10 2.303RT
51. pH  pK a 2  log
 HCO3  6  E0
log1030   E 0  0.2955V
0.0591
 0.2 
 11  log 4   log    10.1 58. A  3B; PT  P0  2x
 0.4 
After time
52. P H  12
PT  P0
POH  2 P0  x 3x x
2
OH    102
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1  P  68. The alkali metals are solution in
k  ln  0  liquid NH3 giving a solution which is
t  P0  x 
paramagnetic, highly conducting,
After long time
highly reducing and deep blue in
0 3P0
colour.
P It is due to the following:
PT 
x 3 M   x  y  NH 3  excess  
2
 
 P   M  .  NH 3  x   e  NH 3  
   y
1 3
k  ln   Ammoniated Ammoniated
t  P  3Pt  P  
 3  6  cation electron
  
These ammoniated or solvated
3P  P
P  3P0 x t electrons are responsible for all the
6
above written properties of solution.
  73.
1  P / 3 
k  ln   3MnO24  4H   2MnO 4  MnO2  2H 2O
t  P  Pt 
 2 2  3mole 2 mole 1mole
59. Charge on sol particles is not due to 1 mole 2 / 3mole 1/ 3mole
absorption but due to adsorption of
O O O
ionic species from solution.
1
60. Ionic radii 
charge on ion 74.
H Double bond get converted in single
H
C C bond
61. H H 75.
62. NH3 Br-
O Br- NH3 NH3 NH3
111.7 Co 3+ Co3+
CH3 CH3 NH3
NH3
NH3 Br-
O Br- NH3 trans
111 Cis
Cl Cl
-NH3 +Br-
N NH3
134 Br- NH3
O O - NH3 Co3+
Br
63. Br- NH3 Br- NH3 Br- Br-
3+ 3+ NH3
Co Co
Cl Cl Cl only meridionial
Br- NH3 NH3 - -
Br NH3 Br
Be Be ficial meridionial

Cl Cl Cl
77.
66. Cu 2S  2Cu 2O  6Cu  SO 2
67. In reaction (c), O2 is not evolved and
hence represents the oxidising action
of H2O2. I  is oxidised to I2.
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amminedicyanidodioxidoperoxidochro
mate (VI)

78. 2 1  z  2   1  2   2    2   0  0
z  6
The oxidation states of Cr in
81. Cr  H 2O 6  Cl3 , Cr  C6 H 6 2  , and K 2 Cr  CN 2  O 2  O2  NH 3 
respectively are +3, 0 and +6
86. LiAlH4 is strong reducing agent

.
89.
83.

84. (i) Cr  H 2O 6  Cl3 : Hexaaquachromium ( III ) chloride

X  6    1  3  0
(ii)  Cr  C6 H 6  2  : bis    benzene  Chromium( O )
y  2 0  0
(iii) K 2 Cr  CN  2  O  2  O2  NH 3   :
Potassium

BOTANY
91. NCERT-XI, Page No.11,12
92. NCERT-XI, Page No.19
93. NCERT-XI, Page No.20, 21
94. NCERT-XI, Page No.35
95. NCERT-XI, Page No.67
96. NCERT-XI, Page No.230
97. NCERT-XI, Page No.69
98. NCERT-XI, Page No.70
99. NCERT-XI, Page No.24
100. conceptual
101. NCERT-XII, Page No.8
102. conceptual
103. NCERT-XI, Page No.86, 6.2 diagram
104. NCERT-XI, Page No.88
105. conceptual
106. NCERT-XII, Page No.8
107. sexual reproduction in plontz
108. each microspore mother undergoes
one meiosis only
109. NCERT-XII, Page No.24
110. NCERT-XI, plant growth regulators
111. conceptual
112. NCERT-XII, Genetics
113. NCERT-XII, Page No.84
114. NCERT-XI, conceptual
115. NCERT-XI, Page No.33
116. NCERT-XII, Page No.78
117. NCERT-XI, genetics conceptual
118. NCERT-XII, Page No.102
119. NCERT-XI, Page No.109
120. NCERT-XI, Page No.115
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121. NCERT-XI, molecular basis of
inheritance concept
122. conceptual
123. NCERT-XII, Page No.173
124. NCERT-XI, Page No. Conceptual
125. NCERT-XI, Page No.179
126. NCERT-XI, Page No.201
127. NCERT-XI, Page No.208
128. NCERT-XI, Page No.98
Date: 24-04-2018
129. NCERT-XII, Page No.203
130. NCERT-XII, Page No.195
131. NCERT-XI, conceptual
132. NCERT-XII, molecular basis of
inheritance
133. NCERT-XII, Page No.209
134. NCERT-XII, Ecology
135. NCERT-XI, Page No.223

ZOOLOGY

136. NCERT-XII, Page No.60, last 161. Repolarisation is due to rise in K+

paragraph
137. Required minerals :
a) Ca2+ b) Fe 2+ c) Ca2+
d) Na+
138. NCERT-XI, Page No.54
140. NCERT-XII, Page No.139, Figure:
7.10
141. NCERT-XII, Page No.231
142. Down’s syndrome is chromosomal
disorder
143. Secretion of H+ increases acidity of
urine
144. Progesterone suppress the release
of FSH
145. NCERT-XII, Page No.210, 12.2
147. Arial diastole lasts for 0.7 sec
149. NCERT-XI, Page No.307
151. NCERT-XI, Page No.103
152. dipeptidase digests dipeptides into
amino acids
154. Butterfly shows ZO – ZZ method of
sex determination
155. Athletes generally take steroids to
improve performance but to be
safe in doping test, he uses more
diuretics as used steroid residues
get eliminated through urine
permeability
162. Thyroid gland is at the body
surface
163. NCERT-XII, Page No.168
165. NCERT-XII, Page No.55, In
summary
166. NCERT-XI, Page No.338
167. NCERT-XII, Page No.49, Figure:
3.8
168. NCERT-XI, Page No.272
169. NCERT-XI, Page No.259, Figure :
170. NCERT-XII, Page No.281
171. NCERT-XII, Page No.64, 2nd
paragraph
173. NCERT-XI, Page No.119
174. NCERT-XII, Page No.158
128
176. P 2   0.04
3200
  0.2, q  0.8
No.of recessive  0.8  0.8  3200
=2048
177. NCERT-XI, Page No.101, 102
178. NCERT-XII, Page No.151
179. Single tree  many insects  few
small birds  very few large birds
180. Knee jerk reflex is monosynaptic
type, so interneuron is absent