XI CLASS (SPEED) - Batch: P To P7 (Advanced) - Paper - 1 Target Iit - Jee - 2017

XI CLASS (SPEED) | Batch : P* to P7
[ADVANCED] _ PAPER - 1
TARGET IIT - JEE - 2017

Date : 26-7-2015 Duration :3 Hours Max. Marks : 264
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INSTRUCTIONS
In each part of the paper, Section-A contains 8 questions, Section - B contains 10 questions & Section-C contains
2 questions. Total number of pages are 12. Please ensure that the Questions paper you have received contains ALL
THE QUESTIONS in each section and PAGES.
SECTION - A
Q.1 to Q.8 are Integer answer type questions (whose answer is 1 digits [0 to 9]) & carry 4 marks each. No Negative
Marking.
SECTION - B
Q.1 to Q.10 are Multiple choice Questions has four choices (A), (B), (C), (D) out of which one or more than one is/are
correct & carry 4 marks each. 2 mark will be deducted for each wrong answer.
SECTION - C
Q.1 & Q. 2 are "Match the Column" Type questions and you will have to match entries in column - I with the entries in
Column - II. One or More entries in Column - I may match with one or more entries of Column - II. For each entry in
Column - I, + 2 for correct answer, 0 if not attempted and – 1 in all other cases.
NOTE : GENERAL INSTRUCTION FOR FILLING THE OMR ARE GIVEN BELOW.
1. Use only blue/black pen (avoid gel pen) for darkening the bubble.
2. Indicate the correct answer for each question by filling appropriate bubble in your OMR answer sheet.
3. The Answer sheet will be checked through computer hence, the answer of the question must be marked by shading the
circles against the question by blue/black pen.
4. While filling the bubbles please be careful about SECTIONS [i.e. Section-A (include Integer type), Section - B [Multiple type]
& Section-C (Comprehension type)].
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PART - I [MATHEMATICS]
SECTION - A SECTION - A
[ fo' ys
"k. kkRed
i z'u i zd kj ]
[INTEGER ANSWER TYPE]
Q.1 to Q.8 are INTEGER ANSWER TYPE Questions. i z-1 l si z-8 r d fo' y s"k.kkRed i z'u gS
A¼i zR; sd i z'u dkmÙkj dsoy
(The answer of each of the questions is 1 digits) d ksesnhft
1 va ; sA
1. Sum of all real values of k for which the 1. k ds l ehdj .k dk ekuks dk ; ksx ft l ds fy , O ;a
td
expression x2 + 2xy + ky2 + 2x + k = 0 can x2 + 2xy + ky2 + 2x + k = 0 dksj s[kh, xq
. kkdksads
be resolved into linear factors is : i esagy fd; k t k l dr k gS
A
2. Find the product of all real solutions of the 2. l ehdj .k

equation 2
log
2 log9 (x – 1) = 2 + log x 1 (3) – 3
(x – 1)
2
2 log9 (x – 1) = 2 + log x 1 (3) – log 3
(x – 1). dsl HkhokLr fod gy ksadkxq
. kuQy Kkr dhft ; sA
3. The length of the legs of a right angled 3. l edks.kf=kHkq

t ft l dhnksHkq
t k, 1 a
r Fkk 2 gS
Al cl sNksVk
triangle are 1 and 2 . The smallest angle is
. If the value of cos 8 can be expressed in p
dks.k gS; fn cos 8 dseku dksU;q
ur e : i esa t gk¡
q
p
the lowest form as where p, q  N, then p, q  N, l si zn' khZ
r dj l dr sgSr c 100 – (p + q)
q
100 – (p + q) = dk eku gksxk &
4. Find the largest natural number 'a' for which 4. ; fn f(x) = a –1 + 2x – x2 dk vf/kdr e eku , oa
the maximum value of f (x) = a –1 + 2x – x2
g(x) = x2 – 2ax + 10 – 2a dk U ;q
ur e eku l e: i
is smaller than the minimum value of
g(x) = x2 – 2ax + 10 – 2a. gS'a' U; q
ur e i zkdf̀r d l a
[ ; k gSr c a dk eku gS
5. The number of integral values of 5. a dsa  [–5, 5] esai w

. kkZ
d h; ekuksdhl a
[ ; k Kkr dj ks
a, a  [–5, 5] for which the equation
; fn l ehdj .k x2 + 2(a – 1)x + a + 5 = 0 dk ew
y
x2 + 2(a – 1)x + a + 5 = 0 has one root
smaller than 1 and the other greater than 3 is 1 l sNksVkr Fkk nw
l j k3 l scMk gS
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6. Let A denotes the value of expression 6. ekuki zl kj
 2 4 7   2 4 7 
4  cos + cos – cos – cos  4  cos + cos – cos – cos  dk
 15 15 15 15   15 15 15 15 
and B denotes the value of

eku A r Fkk i zl kj 8 cot () dk eku B gSt gk¡
8 cot (), where tan , tan , tan  are
tan , tan , tan  l ehdj .kx3 – 8(a – b) x2 +
the real roots of the cubic
(2a – 3b) x – 4(b + 1) = 0 dsew
y gSr c |AB| dk
x3 – 8(a – b) x2 + (2a – 3b) x – 4(b + 1) = 0.
Find absolute value of |AB|. eku gksxkA
sin n 7  cos n 37 sin n 7  cos n 37

7. Let P(n) = , n  N. If the 7. ekuk P(n) = , n  N gS
A ; fn
sin 7  cos 37 sin 7  cos 37
number of zeroes after decimal before a

P(3)100 esal kFkZ
d va
d vkusl si gy sn' key o dsckn
100
significant digit starts in P(3) is t, then
' kw
U; ksadhl a
[ ; k t gS
, r ks (t – 5) dk eku Kkr dhft ; s
A
find the value of (t – 5).
(Use : log10 2 = 0.3010 and log103 = 0.4771)
(fn; kgS
: log10 2 = 0.3010 r Fkk log103 = 0.4771)
8. If f() = 16 cos3 2 – 32 sin3  – 12 cos 2 8. ; fn f() = 16 cos3 2 – 32 sin3  – 12 cos 2
     
+ 24 sin  f    3 ab a, b  N then + 24 sin  f   3 ab a, b  N rc
 30   30 
find (a + b) (a + b) dk eku gS
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cM+k lkspks vkSj gkjus ls er MjksA

SECTION - B SECTION - B
[MULTIPLE OBJECTIVE TYPE] [ cgqoS
d fYi d i z'u i zd kj ]
Q.1 to Q.10 has four choices (A), (B), (C), (D) i z-1 l si z-10 esapkj fodYi (A), (B), (C), (D) gS
] ft uessal s^^, d
out of which ONE OR MORE THAN ONE is correct ; k , d l svf/kd^^ l ghgS
A
1. Consider the quadratic equation 1. ekukl ehdj .k(a + c – b)x2 + 2cx + (b + c – a) = 0
(a + c – b)x2 + 2cx + (b + c – a) = 0 where
a, b, c are distinct real number and
t gk¡a, b, c fHkUu okLr fod l a
[ ; k, ¡gSvkS
j a+c–b0
a + c – b  0. If both the roots of the ; fn l ehdj .k dsnksuksew y i fj eh; gSr c fuEu esal s
equation are rational then the numbers which dksul k@dksul si fj eh; gS
must be rational are
c
c (A) a, b, c (B)
(A) a, b, c (B) ab
ab
bca b2 bca b2
(C) (D) (C) (D)
a c b ca a c b ca
2. If x2 + ax + 10 = 0 and x2 + bx – 10 = 0 2. ; fn x2 + ax + 10 = 0 r Fkk x2 + bx – 10 = 0
have a common root, then a 2 – b 2 is a
factor of dk , d ewy l eku gSr c (a2 – b2) dk xq
. ku[ k.M gS
A
(A) 40 (B) 60 (A) 40 (B) 60
(C) 80 (D) 100 (C) 80 (D) 100
3. The integers included in the solution set of 3. vl ehdk1 + log1/3 (x2 + x + 1) > 0 dsgy l ew
p;
inequation 1 + log1/3 (x2 + x + 1) > 0 is/are esai w
. kkZ
d gksxsA
(A) 0 (B) 1 (A) 0 (B) 1
(C) –1 (D) 2 (C) –1 (D) 2
4. Let  be three real numbers such that 4. ekuk  r hu okLr fod l a
[ ; k, abl i zd kj gSdh  +
 +  + = 2, 2 +  2 + 2 = 6 and  + = 2, 2 +  2 + 2 = 6 r Fkk3 +  3 + 3 =
3 +  3 + 3 = 8 then 8 rc
(A)  +  +  = – 1 (A)  +  +  = – 1
(B)  = – 2 (B)  = – 2
(C) ()2 + ()2 + ()2 = 9 (C) ()2 + ()2 + ()2 = 9
(D) 4 +  4 + 4 = 18 (D) 4 +  4 + 4 = 18
5. Consider a quadratic equation

5. ekukf} ?kkr l ehdj .kax2 + bx + c = 0 t gk¡a, b, c
ax2 + bx + c = 0 where a, b, c  R and a  0
such that a + b + c < 0. Then which of the R r Fkka  0 bl hi zd kj gSa + b + c < 0 r c buesa
following alternative(s) is/are true? l sdksul k@dksul hl ghgS
(A) If a < 0 then both roots of the quadratic
equation must be non-real. (A) ; fn a < 0 r c l ehdj .k dksnksuksew
y v' kw
U; gS
(B) If a > 0 then both roots of the quadratic (B) ; fn a > 0 l ehdj .k dsnksuksew
y 1 ds, d ghvkS
j
equation lies on either side of 1.
(C) If a < 0 then both roots of the quadratic
gS
equation may be real and equal. (C) ; fn a < 0 r c nksuksew
y ok- o l eku gksl dr sgS
(D) If a > 0 then both roots of the quadratic
(D) ; fn a > 0 r c nksuksew
y 1 l sNksVsgS
equation are smaller than 1.
6 6
 (n  1)   n   (n  1)   n 
6. If f() =  cosec     cosec     , 6. ; fn f() =  cos ec     cosec     ,
n 1 4   4  n 1  4   4 
 
where 0 <  < , then minimum value of f t gk¡0 <  < , f dk U; q
ur e eku
2 2
(A) lies between 3 and 4 (A) 3 o 4 dschp

(B) lies between 2 and 3 (B) 2 o 3 dschp
 
(C) occurs when  = (C) gksxk t c  =
4 4
 
(D) occurs when  (D) gksxkt c 
6 6
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7. Let E = cos2 + cos2 + cos2 . Then 7. ekuk E = cos2 + cos2 + cos2 rc
7 7 7 7 7 7
which of the following alternative(s) is/are
fuEu esal sdkS
ul kl ghughgS
a
A
incorrect?
1 3 3 1 3 3
(A) <E< (B) <E<1 (A) <E< (B) <E<1
2 4 4 2 4 4
3 3 7 3 3 7
(C) 1 < E < (D) <E< (C) 1 < E < (D) <E<
2 2 4 2 2 4
8. Distinct values of k satisfying the equation 8. k ds fHkUu eku t ks l ehdj .k (cosec  – cot )
(cosec  – cot ) (cosec  + cot )
(cosec  + cot ) (cosec  – cot )
(cosec  – cot )
= (cosec  + cot ) (cosec  – cot ) = (cosec  + cot ) (cosec  – cot )
(cosec  + cot ) = k (cosec  + cot ) = k dksl Ur q
"V dj r sgS
are (A) 1 (B) 2
(A) 1 (B) 2
(C) –1 (D) –2
(C) –1 (D) –2
9. The value of k for which both roots of the 9. k dkeku Kkr dj ks; fn l ehdj .k4x2 – 2x + k = 0 ds
equation 4x2 – 2x + k = 0 lie in (–1, 1)
nksuksew
y vUr j ky (–1, 1) esagS
is/are
(A) –1 (B) 0 (A) –1 (B) 0
(C) 2 (D) –3 (C) 2 (D) –3
10. If both roots of the quadratic equation 10. ; fn l ehdj .ka(x – 1)2 + b(x2 – 3x + 2) + x – a2=0
a(x – 1)2 + b(x2 – 3x + 2) + x – a2 = 0 lies at
dsnksuksew
y vuUr gS
infinite then
(A) a + b = 0 (B) a = – 1 (A) a + b = 0 (B) a = – 1
(C) b = + 1 (D) None of these (C) b = + 1 (D) buesal sdksbZugha
SECTION - C SECTION - C
[MATCH THE COLUMN TYPE] [l q
esy u l q
phi zd kj ]
Match the entries in Column - I with the entries in Lr EHk- I dhi zfo"Vh; ksdkLr EHk- II dhi zfo"Vh; ksadsl kFkl q esy u
Column- II. One or more entries in Column - I may dhft ; sALr EHk - I es, d ; k, d l svf/kd i zfo"Vh; kaLr EHk - II ds
match with one or more entries in Column - II. , d ; k vf/kd i zfo"Vh; ksadsl kFkl q
esfy r gksl dr hgSA
1. Column-I 1. Lr a
Hk- I
1 1 1 1
(A) 3 log 4 + 2 log 5 – log 64 – log 16
3 2 (A) 3 log 4 + 2 log 5 – log 64 – log 16
where base of the logarithm is 10, equals 3 2
(B) 2log 3 – log 5 · 3log 5 – log 2 · 5log 2 – log 3 t gk¡ y ?kq
xq
. kd dk vk/kkj 10 gS
equals (B) 2log 3 – log 5 · 3log 5 – log 2 · 5log 2 – log 3
(C) Absolute value(s) of the solution of the cj kcj

2
equ atio n 7 2x 5 x  6 = ( 2 ) 3 log 2 49 (C) l ehdj .k 7 2 x 2 5 x 6 = ( 2 ) 3 log 2 49 dsgy
equals dk pj e eku gksxk &
3a  3a 
(D) If log12 27 = a and log6 16 = K   (D) ; fn log12 27 = a r Fkklog6 16 = K  
3a  3a 
then K is a positive integral multiple of r c K /kukRed i w
. kkZ
d xq
. kkd gS
Column-II
(P) The value of Lr a
Hk- II
sin 3  sin 5  sin 7  sin 3  sin 5  sin 7 
if  = (P) dk eku ; fn =
cos 3  cos 5  cos 7 20 cos 3  cos 5  cos 7 20
(Q) cos2 10° + cos2 130° + cos2 110°
(Q) cos2 10° + cos2 130° + cos2 110°
(R) 4 times the value of the expression
where ever defined, (R) O
;a
t d dkeku pkj xq
ukgSt gk¡i fj Hkkf"kd O
;a
td
2  3   3 
cos     sin 2      3   3 
 2    2  cos 2     sin 2    
 2    2 
     
cosec 2      1 sec 2      1 2   2  
2  2  cosec      1 sec      1
(S) Cube root of the reciprocal of 2  2 
 2 4  2 4
cos · cos · cos (S) cos · cos · cos ds?kuew
y dkO
;q
RØe
9 9 9 9 9 9

2. Column-I Column-II 2. Column-I Column-II
(A) If x = tan (22·5)º (P) 0 (A) ; fn x = tan (22·5)º r c (P) 0

then the value of
x4 + 3x3 – 3x2 – 9x + 6 dk eku gS
4
x + 3x3 – 3x2 – 9x + 6 is
(B) The possible value of c (Q) 1 (B) c dsl EHko eku gksxk ; fn l ehdj .k (Q) 1
for which the quadratic cx2 + 2cx + 3 = 0
equation cx2 + 2cx + 3 = 0

dsoy , d gy j [ kr k gS
has only one (unique) solution
(C) If sin A + sin B + sin C + 3 = 0, (R) 2 (C) ; fn sin A + sin B + sin C + 3 = 0, (R) 2
then cos A + cos B + cos C

r c cos A + cos B + cos C
is divisible by
fdl l sHkkT; gS (S) 3
(D) Number of solutions (S) 3 (D) l ehdj .k log (–2x) = 2log (x + 1)

of the equation
dsgy ksdhl a
[ ; k gS (T) 4
log (–2x) = 2log (x + 1) is (T) 4
PART - II [PHYSICS]
[INTEGER ANSWER TYPE] [ fo' y s
"k. kkRed
i z'u i zd kj ]
Q.1 to Q.8 are INTEGER ANSWER TYPE Questions. i z-1 l si z-8 r d fo' y s"k.kkRed i z'u gS
(The answer of each of the questions is 1 digits)
d ksesnhft
1 va ; sA
1. Acceleration of particle moving rectilinearly
is a = 4–2x (where x is position in metre and 1. l j y j s[kkesaxfr ' khy , d d.kdkRoj .ka = 4–2x (t gka
a in m/s2) . It is at instantaneous rest at x fLFkfr gSehVj es ar Fkk a m/s2 esa
) . ; g fdl h {k.k
x = 0. At what position x (in metre) will the
particle again come to instantaneous rest? x = 0 i j foj ke i j gS A fdl fLFkfr x (ehVj esa
) i j d.k
2. The acceleration of a marble in a certain fluid oki l foj ke {k.ki j vk; sxkA
is proportional to the speed of the marble 2. fdl hr j y esa, d ekcZ
y dk Roj .kekcZ
y dhpky dsoxZ
v2
squared and is given (in SI units) by a = – v2
3 dsl ekuq
i kr hr Fkk; g (SI units esa
)a=– , v>0
for v>0. If the marble enters this fluid with a 3
speed of 1.50 m/s, how long will it take be- dsfy , A; fn ekcZ y bl r j y esa1.50 m/s dhpky l s
fore the marble’s speed is reduced to half of i zos'k dj r h gS
A fdr usl e; ckn ekcZy dh pky bl ds
its initial value? i zkj fEHkd eku dkvk/kkj g t kr kgS
A
3. A rocket rises vertically up from the surface
of earth so that its distance from the earth 3. , d j kW
d sV i F̀ohdhl r g l sm/okZ /kj mi j dhvksj mM+ r kgS
is surface is l=ct2 where c is a constant. After r kfd i F̀ohl sbl dhnw j h l=ct2 t gkac , d fu; r ka
d gSA10
10 sec. the rocket has travelled 2 km. lS d .Mckn j kW d sV 2 km r ; dj r kgS Abl {k.ki j bl dh
Determine it’s speed (in m/s) at that moment. pky (m/s es )a Kkr dhft , A100 l sfoH kkft r dj usdsckn
Fill your answer in OMR after deviding by 100.
vki dkmRr j OMR esaHkfj , A
4. A boat is travelling east at 12 m/s. A flag
flaps at 53° N of W at bow of the boat. 4. , d uko 12 m/s l si w oZdhvksj py r hgS A uko i j , d
Another flag on shore flaps due north. Find >.Mki f' pe l smRr j esa53° dks.ki j y gj kr kgS
A nw
l jk
the speed (in m/s0 of the wind as measured >.Mkfdukj si j mRr j dhvksj y gj kr kgS
At ehu l seki us
on land. Fill your answer in OMR after deviding
by 4. i j gokdhpky (m/s esa) esaKkr dhft , A4 l sfoHkkft r
5. A train goes through a 1100 m long tunnel at
dj usdsckn vki dkmRr j OMR esaHkfj , A
a constant speed of 72 km/h. The last car 5. , d j sy xkM+ hfu; r pky 72 km/h l s1100 ehVj y Ech
comes out one minute after the entry of lqjax xq t j r hgS
Al qja
x esaba
t u i zos'kdj usdsckn , d feuV
engine in the tunnel. What is the length (in esavafr e fMC ckfudyr kgS Aj sy xkM+ hdhy EckbZ(metre es)a
metre) of the train? Fill your answer in OMR
D; kgksxh\ 50 l sfoHkkft r dj usdsckn vki dkmRrj OMR
after deviding by 50.
esaHkfj , A
6. The drawing shows an empty fuel tank being 6. nksvyx&vyx ok; q ; kuksads} kj kfxj k; s, d [ kkyhbZ/ku VS
d
a
dropped by two different planes. At the mo-
ment of release each plane has the same vkj s[kesai znf' kZ
r gS
ANksM+ usdh{k.ki j i zR; sd ok; q ; ku dh
speed of 100 m/s, and each tank is at the l eku pky 100 m/s r Fkki zR; sd VS a
d dhl eku Å¡pkbZ
same heigth of 2.00 km above the ground.
i F̀ohl s2.00 km gS A t c pky l eku gS ] NksM+ usds{k.k
While the speeds are the same, the veloci-
ties are differeent at the instant of release, i j osx vyx&vy x gS AD; ksafd , d ok; q ; ku {kS
fr t l s37°
because one plane is flying at an angle of dks.kr Fkknw l j kok; q
; ku {kS
fr t dsuhps37° dks.kcukr kgS A
a
37° above the horizontal and the other is
flying at an angle of 37° below the horizon- nksuksbZ /ku Vsa
d dhpky ksadk vuq i kr D; k gksxk] t c ; g
tal. What is the ratio of speeds of both the /kj kr y i j Vdj kr sgS \
fuel tanks when they hit the ground?
37°
37° 37°
Fuel tank
37° Plane–A Plane–B
Fuel tank
Plane–A Plane–B
7. nksxsa nsl eku i zkj fEHkd pky v0 = 10 m/s l svKkr Å¡pkbZ
7. Two balls are thrown from the top of a cliff dh, d pV~ Vku l sQS a
d r sgSA v
of unknown height with equal initial speed 0
v 0 = 10 m/s one is
, d dki z{ksi.kdks.k{kS fr t l s
v
 = 45° r Fkknw l j hdkl eku
0
45°
projected at an angle 45°
 = 45° above 45° i z{ksi.k dks.k {kS fr t l suhpsgS a
A
v
horizontal and second 45° i z{ksI; ksadhi j kl (ehVj esa ) dk
0
i s projected at the v 0
vUrj D; kgksxkA 2 l sfoHkkft r
s am e angl e be l ow
horizontal. Whjat is
dj us ds ckn vki dk mRr j R 1
R
di fference between R
OMR es aHkfj , A 2
range (in m) of R 2
projectiles. Fill your answer in OMR after

deviding By 2. 8. fp=kesaaA & vB vKkr gSfdUr qA dkosx & B dkfu; r
8. In figure, aA & vB are unknown but initial Roj .kKkr gS
A xq
VdkA, 2 ehVj uhpst kusi j l e; Kkr
velocity of A & constant dhft , A
acceleration of B 4m/s2 4m/s2
are known. Find B B
the time in which
bl oc k A come s
down by a
distance of 2m. A 1m/s A 1m/s
cM+k lksp ks vkSj gkjus ls er MjksA
[MULTIPLE OBJECTIVE TYPE] [ cgqoS
Q.1 to Q.10 has four choices (A), (B), (C), (D) i z-1 l si z-10 esapkj fodYi (A), (B), (C), (D) gS
] ft uessal s^^, d
out of which ONE OR MORE THAN ONE is correct ; k, d l svf/kd^^ l ghgS
A
1. Two projectiles are thrown simultaneously in
the same plane from the same point. If their 1. nksi z{ksI; l eku fcUnwl sl eku r y esa, d l kFkQS
a
d sx; sgS
A
velocities are v1 and v2 at angles 1 and 2 ; fn budsosx v1 o v2 Øe' k%{ksfr t l s1 o 2 dks.kksai j
respectively from the horizontal, if their hori-
zontal component of velocities are equal then gS
A; fn budsosxksadk{kS
fr t ?kVd l eku gSr c fuEu esa
sl s
which of the following statement/statements
dkS
ul sdFku l ghgS@gS
a
A
is/are correct
(A) One particle will remain exactly below or (A) , d d.k nw
l j sd.k dsBhd uhps; k mi j j gr k gS
A
above the other particle
(B) The trajectory of one with respect to (B) , d d.ki z{ksI; i j nw
l j sdsl ki s{k, d l h/khj s[kkgksxkA
other will be a vertical straight line (C) nks
uka
sdhl eku i j kl gksxhA
(C) both will have the same range
(D) none of these (D) bues
al sdksbZugha
A
2. A particle initially at rest is subjected to

two forces. One is constant, the other is a 2. , d d.ki zkj EHkesafoj ke i j ft l i j nkscy dk; Z
j r gS
A, d
retarding force proportional to the velocity, fu; r ] nw
l j k eUnu cy osx dsl ekuq
i kr hgS
] r c d.k dh
then choose incorrect statements for the
subsequent motion of the particle mRr j ksRr j xfr dsfy , dkS
ul sdFku xy r gS
A
(A) the acceleration will increase from zero
to a constant value
(A) Roj .k' kw
U; l sfu; r eku r d c<+
sxkA
(B) the acceleration will decrease from its (B) R
oj .kbl dseku l s' kw
U; r d ?kVsxkA
initial value to zero
(C) the velocity will increase from zero to (C) os
x ' kw
U; l svf/kdr e r d c<+
sxk] fQj ?kVsxkA
maximum & then decrease (D) os
x ' kw
U; l sfu; r eku r d c<+
sxkA
(D) the velocity will increase from zero to a
constant value.
3. , d i z{ksI; dhvf/kdr e i j kl 22m gS
Abl dhi j kl 11 m
3. The maximum range of a projectile is 22m.
its range will be 11 m When it is thrown at an gksxht c ; g fdl dks.ki j Qsa
d kt k; sA
angle of (A) 15 (B) 30
(A) 15 (B) 30
(C) 75 (D) 53 (C) 75 (D) 53

4. A particle starts moving along a straight line 4. , d d.k10 m/s osx l s, d l h/khj s[kkesaxfr vkj EHkdj r k
path with a velocity 10 m/s. After 5 seconds, gSA5 l S
d .Mckn i zkj fEHkd fcUnwl sd.kdhnw j h50 ehVj
the distance of the particle from the starting
point is 50 m,. Which of the following
gSA d.kdhxfr dsckj saesadkS ul kdFku l ghgS?
statement about the nature of motion of the (A) oLr qfu; r /kukR ed Roj .k l spky c<+ kl dr hgS A
particle are correct? v (B) xfr fu; r osx l sxfr ' khy gksl dr hgS A
(A) The body may be (C) oLr qfu; r +
_ .kkRed Roj .k esagksl dr kgS A
s pe ed i ng up w i t h (D) xfr i gy sRofj r fQj efUnr gksl dr hgS A
constant positive Area = 50
t v
acceleration.
(B) The motion may be moving with constant
velocity.
(C) The body may have constant negative
acceleration. Area = 50
t
(D) The motion may be first accelerated and
then retarded.
5. The position of a particle varies according to 5. d.kdhfLFkfr O
;a
t d x=t(t–1)(t–2) dsvuq
l kj cny r h
the expression x=t(t–1)(t–2) then gSr c
1
(A) velocity will be zero at t2 =1– second 1 1
3 (A) osx t2 =1– lS
d .Mr Fkkt2 = 1+ lS
d .M
1 3 3
and t2 = 1+ sec. i j ' kw
U; gksxkA
3
(B) Acceleration remains constant in direc- (B) R oj .kt1 = 0 r Fkkt2 = 2 dschp fn' kkesafu; r j gr k
tion between t1 = 0 and t2 = 2. gSA
(C) Acceleration remains constant in direc- (C) R oj .k t1 = 0 r Fkkt2 = 3 dschp fn' kk esafu; r
tion between t1 = 0 and t2 = 3.
(D) None of the above
j gr kgS A
(D) bues al sdksbZugha
A
6. Which of the following statements are true
about a ground to ground projectile motion.
(A) Average velocity for time of flight is ucos.
(B) Change in velocity from the time of
6. /kj kr y l s/kj kr y i z{ksI; xfr dsfy, fuEu esal sdkSul sdFku
projection to the time it reaches maximum l ghgS A
height has magnitude usin. (A) mM+ ; u dky dsfy , vkS l r osx ucosgS A
(C) Average acceleration during entire time (B) i z {ksi.kdsl e; l sbl dhvf/kdr e Å¡pkbZi j i gq a
pus
of flight is zero. esaosx esai fj or Z u dki fj ek.kusingS A
(D) Horizontal component of velocity remains
(C) i z kj fEHkd mM+ ; u dky dsnkS j ku vkS
l r Roj .k' kw
U; gSA
constant.
(D) os x dk{kS fr t ?kVd fu; r j gr kgS A
7. Figure shows position versus time graph of 7. fp=kesanksi sM+

ksadschp i j Li j foi j hr fn' kkesankS
M+j gsnks
two Rabbits running opposite to each other
[ kj xks'kksadkfLFkfr l e; xzkQ i znf' kZ
r gS
AfuEu esal sdkS
ul s
between two trees. Which of the following
statements are true. dFku l ghgS&
x x
A B A B
t t
(A) Rabbit A has greater magnitude of a (A) [ kj xks

' kA dkvkS
lr osx dki fj ek.kvf/kd gS
A
average velocity.
(B) [ kj xks
' kB dkvkS
lr osx dki fj ek.kvf/kd gS
A
(B) Rabbit B has greater magnitude of average
velocity. (C) nks
uksa[ kj xks'kksadkl eku foLFkki u gS
A
(C ) Both t he e Rabb i t s have s am e (D) nks
uks[ kj xks'kksdhfu; r pky gS A
displacement.
(D) Both the Rabbits have constant speed.
8. , d ' k=kqfoeku dhfLFkfr j sMkj ds} kj k/kj kr y l s10 km,
8. Ground radar reported position of an enemy 37° i w oZl smRr j fn' kkesar Fkkl h/khÅ¡pkbZ1 km j sMkj l s
airplane as 10 km 37° north of east and
ns[kusi j ] Hkkj r h; ; ku i f' pe l si w
oZ37°, 10 km l h/kh
altitude 1 km. As seen at the radar, the Indian
plane is at 10 km 37° south of west at Å¡pkbZ1 km gS A l ghfodYi pq fu, &
altitude 1 km. Mark the CORRECT options.
(A) j s
Mkj r Fkk' k=kq; ku dschp nw
j h 101 km gS
A
(A) Distance between the radar and the
enemy plane is 101 km. (B) H
kkj r h; ; ku o j sMkj dschp dhnw
j h 101 km gS
A
(B) Distance between the Indian plane and (C) H
kkj r h; ; ku o ' k=kq; ku dschp dhnw
j h20 km gS
A
radar is 101 km.
(D) H
kkj r h; ; ku o ' k=kq; ku dschp dhnw
j h25 km gS
A
(C) Distance between the Indian plane and
enemy plane is 20 km.
(D) Distance between the Indian plane and
enemy plane is 25 km.

9. Tw o s tud ent s anal y sed tw o d i ffere nt 9. nksNk=k ; ka

f=kdh dsnksl oky dk fo' y s"k.k dj r sgSt ks
problems of mechanics involving constraint
et cw
j hxfr dsgS A i zrhdksaesabudsmi j ksDr er y c gS
A
motion. Symbols have their usual meaning.
Student-A Student-B Nk=k- A Nk=k - B
Rod Rod
Vy Vy
y Vy y
Vy
y y
vx vx
vx vx
x x
x x
The vertical rod The ends of the m/okZ
/kj NM+dsoy NM+dsfl j sØe' k%
can move only rods are slipping m/okZ
/kj : i l sxfr /kj kr y o nhokj i j
vertically and the on the ground & dj l dr hgS Ar Fkk fQl y r sgSA
wedge can move the wall
ost dsoy {kSfr t xfr
only horizontally. respectively.
dj l dr kgS A
y y
= tan = tan y y
x x = tan = tan
y = x tan  y = x tan  x x
vy = vx tan  vy = vx tan  y = x tan  y = x tan 
vy = vx tan  vy = vx tan 
(A Student A is correct, B is wrong. (A Nk=kA l ghgS] Nk=kB xy r gSA
(B) Student A is wrong, B is correct. (B) Nk=k A xy r gS] Nk=kB l ghgSA
(C) Both are correct. (C) nks
uksal ghgS
A
(D) Both are wrong.
(D) nks
uksaxy r gS
A
10. Slider block A move to the left with a constant
velocity of 6 m/s 10. LykbMj xqVdkA fu; r osx 6 m/s l scka bZvksj xfr dj r k
Then gS
A
A
(A) the velocity of rc A
block B, 2 m/s  C D (A) xqVdk B dk osx, 2
(B) the velocity of C D
m/s gSA
portion D of the
cable. 2 m/s. 
B (B) Mks
j hdsD Hkkx dkosx
B
(C) the relative velocity of protion C of the 2 m/s. gSA
cable with respect to portion D. (C) D dsl ki s
{kMksjhdsC Hkkx dkl ki s{kosx
(D) The velocities of block B & D are same (D) xq
VdsB r FkkD l eku gSA
[MATCH THE COLUMN TYPE]
[l q esy u l qphi zd kj ]
Match the entries in Column - I with the entries in
Column- II. One or more entries in Column - I may
Lr EHk- I dhi zfo"Vh; ksdkLr EHk - II dhi zfo"Vh; ksadsl kFkl q
esy u
match with one or more entries in Column - II. dhft ; sALr EHk- I es, d ; k, d l svf/kd i zfo"Vh; kaLr EHk- II ds
, d ; kvf/kd i zfo"Vh; ksadsl kFkl q
esfy r gksl dr hgSA
1. Figure shows a graph of position versus time
graph for a particle moving along x-axis. 1. fp=kesax-v{kdsvuq fn' kxfr ' khy , d d.kdsfy ; sfLFkfr
x Parabola
l e; xzkQ i znf' kZ
r gS&
x Parabola
straight straight
Line Line straight straight
t1 Line Line
t t1
t2 t3 t4 t5 t6 t
Parabola Parabola
t2 t3 t4 t5 t6
Parabola Parabola
Column-I Column-II Column-I Column-II

(A) Slowing down (P) t1  t2 (A) /khekgksj gkgS (P) t1  t2
(B) Returning (Q) t2  t3 (B) ewy fcUnwdhvksj (Q) t2  t3
towards origin oki l vkj gkgS
A
(C) Moving away (R) t3  t4
(C) ewy fcUnwl snw
j (R) t3  t4
from origin
(D) Speeding up (S) t4  t5 dhvksj t kj gkgSA
(T) t5  t6 (D) xfr c<+j ghgSA (S) t4  t5
(T) t5  t6
2. The position of a particle along x-axis is given 2. x- v {k d s v uqfn' k , d ' d . k d h fLFkfr
by x = (2t3–21t2+60t) m. Then match the
x = (2t –21t2+60t) m dsvuq
3
l kj gS
Ar c Lr EHkII ds
column I with column II.
Column-I Column-II l kFkLr EHkI dksfey kb; s
(A) Velocity of particle (P) 2 sec Column-I Column-II
is zero
(B) Acceleration of (Q) 3 sec
(A) d.kdk osx ' kw
U; gSA (P) 2 sec
particle is zero (B) d.kdkR
oj .k' kw
U; gS
A (Q) 3 sec
(C) Acceleration of particle (R) 3.5 sec (C) d.kdkR oj .k _ .kkRed gS
A (R) 3.5 sec
is negative
(D) Velocity of particle is (S) 4 sec (D) d.kdkos x ew y fcUnwdhvksj gS
A (S) 4 sec
towards the origin

PART - III [CHEMISTRY]

[INTEGER ANSWER TYPE] [ fo' ys
"k.kkRed
i z'u i zd kj ]
Q.1 to Q.8 are INTEGER ANSWER TYPE Questions.
i z-1 l si z-8 r d fo' ys"k.kkRed i z'u gS
(The answer of each of the questions is 1 digits)
d ksesnhft ; sA
1 va
1. Calculate the wavelength (in Å) associated
with a proton moving at 1.0 × 103 m s–1 1. 1.0 × 103 m s–1 l s?kw er s gq
, i zksVW
ku l sl EcfU/kr
(Mass of proton = 1.66×10–27 kg and h = 6.67 rja
xnS
/; Z(Å) dhx.kukdhft , A(i zksVkW
u dhl a
gfr = 1.66
× 10–34 J-s) :[write the nearest integer] × 10–27 kg r Fkk h = 6.67 × 10–34 J-s):
2. The magnetic quantum number for valence [write the nearest integer]
electron of sodium atom is -
3. If each orbital can accommodate maximum 4 2. l ksfM; e d sl a ; kst d r k by sDVªkW
u d h pq Ecd h; DokaVe
electrons then how many total number of l a[; k gS–
electrons are present in 3rd energy shell. 3. ; fn i zR;sd d{kd vf/kdr e 4 bysDVªkWu j [ kl dr sgS
] r k3
srd Åt kZ
[divide your answer by 6] dks'kesabysDVªkWuksadhdqy fdr uhl a [ ; kmi fLFkr gS\
4. If the pressure of a gas contained in a closed [divide your answer by 6]
vessel is increased by 0.4 % when heated
4. t c , d cUn i k=k esami fLFkr xS l dks1ºC l sxeZfd; k
by 1ºC its initial temperature (in K) must be :
t kr k gSr ksxS l dk nkc 0.4 % l sc<+t kr kgSr ksbl dk
[divide your answer by 50]
i zkj a
fHkd r ki eku (in K) fuEu gksukpkfg, A
5. A and B are two identical vessels. A contains [divide your answer by 50]
15 g ethane at 1atm and 298 K. The vessel B
5. A r Fkk B nksekud i k=k gS a
A 1 atm r Fkk 298 K i j A,
contains 8 g of a gas X2 at same temperature
15 g , sFksu l s; q
Dr gS Al eku r ki r Fkknkc i j i k=kB xS
l
and pressure. The vapour density of X is :
6. A thin balloon filled with air at 47ºC has a X2 ds 8 g l s; q Dr gS a
A X dk ok"i ?kuRo fuEu gS a%
volume of 3 litre. If on placing it in a cooled 6. 47ºC i j ok; ql sH kj s, d i r ysxq
Cckj sdkvk; r u 3 yhVj
room its volume becomes 2.7 litre , the gS
a
A ; fn bl s, d Ba
Msdej sesaj [ kk t kr kgS
abl dk vk; r u
temperature of room is : 2.7 yhVj gkst kr k gS
] dej sdk r ki fuEu gS%
[divide your answer by 5] [divide your answer by 5]
7. If first ionization potential of an atom is 16 V, 7. ; fn , d i j ek.kqdki zFke vk; uu foHko 16 V gSr ksi zFke
then the first excitation potential will be : mÙksft r foHko D; kgksxkA[divide your answer by 6]
[divide your answer by 6]
8. i zR; sd i fj fLFkfr esal eku nkc ekur sgq; s127ºC r ki i j
8. Assuming the same pressure in each case,
calculate the mass of hydrogen required to
, d xq Cckj sdksfuf' pr V vk; r u r d Hkj usdsfy, vko' ; d
inflate a balloon to a certain volume V at gkbMªkst u dsHkkj dhx.kuk dhft ; s] ; fn 27ºC r ki i j
127ºC if 8 g helium is required to inflate the xq Cckj sdsvk/ksvk; r u 0.50 V dksHkj usdsfy, 8 g
balloon to half the volume, 0.50 V, at 27ºC. ghfy; e vko' ; d gS A
[MULTIPLE OBJECTIVE TYPE]
Q.1 to Q.10 has four choices (A), (B), (C), (D) [ cgqoS
out of which ONE OR MORE THAN ONE is correct
i z-1 l si z-10 esapkj fodYi (A), (B), (C), (D) gS
] ft uessal s^^, d
1. An alkane (Y) was mixed with excess oxygen
in a rigid (constant – volume) reaction ves- ; k , d l svf/kd^^l ghgS
A
sel maintained at 200°C in a thermostat bath.
The pressure inside the vessel was 1.02 at- 1. , Ydsu (Y) dksvkW Dl ht u dsvkf/kD; dsl kFkfeyk; kx; k
mospheres. The mixture was ignited with a gS, d n`<+vfHkfØ; k (fu; r – vk; r u) esa ] 200°C i j i k=k
spark, burning the alkane to form water
vapour and carbon dioxide. When the con-
dksFkeksZl sV esaO
; ofLFkr fd; kx; kgSi k=kdsva nj dknkc
tents of the vessel reverted to the bath tem- 1.02 atm FkkfeJ.kdksTofyr fd; kx; kvkS j , Ydsu dks
perature of 200°C, the pressure was found t yk; kx; k t ksfd t y ok"i vkS j CO2 cukr kgSt c i k=k
to be 1.02 atmosphere. Identify (Y).
dsvUnj dsi nkFkZdks200°C dsckFk r ki i j i hNsfy; k
(A) Cyclohexane (B) Pentane
(C) Ethane (D) Methane x; k] ou nkc 1.02 atm i k; k x; k A Kkr dj ks&
(A) l kbDyksgs Dl su (B) i s
UVsu
2. Assume that you are using an open-end ma- (C) , sFksu (D) es Fksu
nometer filled with mineral oil rather than
mercury. What is the gas pressure in the bulb 2. ekukfd vki [ kq y sfl j sokykesuksehVj mi ; ksx esaysj gsgS
(in millimeter of Hg) if the level of mineral oil
t ksfd i kj sdsct k; ; g feuVy vkW ; y l sHkj kgSAcYc esa
in the arm connected to the bulb is 238 mm
higher than the level in the arm connected xSl dknkc D; kgS a
A(mm of Hg esa ) ; fn feuj y vkW;y
to the atmosphere and atmospheric pressure dkLr j Hkqt kesacYc l st ksM+kx; kgS] 238 mm T; knkLr j
is 746 mm Hg? The density of mercury is t ksfd ok; qea
My l st qMkgksrkgSdsl ki s{kvkS j ok; q
ea
Myh;
13.6 g/ml and the density of mineral oil is
0.80 g/ml. nkc 746 mm gSedZ j h dk ?kuRO13.6 g/ml gSvkS j
(A) 732 mm Hg (B) 983 mm Hg feuj y vkW ; y dk ?kuRO k0.80 g/ml gS A
(C) 509 mm Hg (D) 790.3 mm Hg (A) 732 mm Hg (B) 983 mm Hg
(C) 509 mm Hg (D) 790.3 mm Hg
3. Consider an electron in the nth orbit of a
hydrogen atom in the Bohr model. The
3. cksj eksMy esa, d gkbMªkst u i j ek.kqdsn d{kkesabysDVªkW
u
circumference of the orbit can be expressed
in terms of the de Broglie wavelength  of dsmi fLFkr gksusi j d{kk dhi fj f/k dksbysDVªkWu dsfy; s
the electron as : Mh&czksXyhr j a
x nS/; Z ds: i esafy[ kks
(A) (0.529) n (B) n (A) (0.529) n (B) n
(C) (13.6)  (D) n (C) (13.6)  (D) n
cM+k lkspks vkSj gkjus ls er MjksA

4. In case of d x 2  y2 orbital 4. d x 2  y2 d{kd esa

(A) Probability of finding the electron along (A) x-v{kdhvks
j byS
DVªkW
u dsi k; st kusdhi zkf; dr k' kw
U;
x-axis is zero.
gS
A
a
(B) Probability of finding the electron along
y-axis is zero. (B) y-v{kdhvks
j byS
DVªkW
u dsi k; st kusdhi zkf; dr k' kw
U;
(C) Probability of finding the electron is gS
A
a
maximum along x and y-axis. (C) x r Fkk y v{k dh vks
j byS
DVªkW
u dsi k; st kusdh
(D) Probability of finding the electron is zero
in x-y plane
i zkf; dr kvf/kdr e gS
a
A
(D) x-y r y es abySDVªkW
u dsi k; st kusdhi zkf; dr k ' kw
U;
5. A sodium street light gives off yellow light gSA
a
that has a wavelength of 600 nm. Then
(F o r e n e rg y o f a p h o t o n t a ke 5. , d l ksfM; e LVªhV ykbV gYdhi hyhj ks'kuhnsrkgSft l dh
12400 eV
raj x ns/; Z600 nm. r c
E= ) 12400 eV
 (Å)
(fn; kx; kgS
] , d QksVkW
u dhÅt kZE = )
(A) frequency of this light is 7× 10 14 s –1  (Å)
(B) frequency of this light is 5× 10 14 s –1 (A) bl i z
d k' k dhvkof̀r 7× 1014 s–1 gksxh
(C ) w a ve n u m b e r o f t h e lig h t is
3 × 106 m–1 (B) i z
d k' k dhvkof̀r 5× 1014 s–1 gksxh
(D) energy of the photon is approximately (C) i z
d k' k dhr a
jx l a
[ ; k 3 × 106 m–1
2.07 eV (D) QksVkW u dhÅt kZyxHkx 2.07 eV gksxh
6. If a mixture containing 3 moles of hydrogen
and 1 mole of nitrogen is con verted 6. ; fn , d feJ.k esagkbMªkst u ds3 eksy r Fkk ukbVªkst u ds
completely into ammonia, the ratio of initial 1 eks y dksi w
. kZ: i l sveksfu; kesacny fn; kt kr kgS ] r ks
and final volume under the same temperature l eku r ki r Fkk nkc i j i zkj a
fHkd r Fkk vfUr e vk; r u dk
and pressure would be :
vuq i kr fuEu gksxk %
(A) 3 : 1 (B) 1 : 3 (A) 3 : 1 (B) 1 : 3
(C) 2 : 1 (D) 1 : 2 (C) 2 : 1 (D) 1 : 2
7. Assuming that O2 molecule is spherical in
shape with radius 2 Å, the percentage of the 7. ; g ekudj fd O2 v.kq ] 2 Å fd f=kT; kdsl kFkvkdf̀r esa
volume of O2 molecules to the total volume xksy h; gS
] S.T.P. i j vkW
Dl ht u v.kqv ksadkvk; r u xS
l ds
of gas at S.T.P. is : dqy vk; r u dk fdr uki zfr ' kr gksxkA
(A) 0.09 % (B) 0.9 % (A) 0.09 % (B) 0.9 %
(C) 0.009 % (D) 0.045 % (C) 0.009 % (D) 0.045 %
8. Two flasks of equal volume are connected 8. 27°C i j cj kcj vk; r u dsnks¶ykLdks adks, d l a dj h
by a narrow tude (of negligible volume) all at ufydk (ux.; vk; r u dh) l st ksM+r sgSr Fkk bl esa0.5
27°C and contain 0.70 mole of H2 at 0.5 atm.
atm i j 0.70 eksy H2 gSAckn esabuesal s, d ¶ykLd dks
One of the flask is then immersed into a bath
kept at 127°C, while the other remains at 127°C i j , d Vad hesaMqcksrsgS
At cfd vU; dks27°C
27°C. The final pressure in each flask is : i j j [ kr sgS A i zR; sd ¶ykLd esavfUr e nkc gS &
(A) Final pressure = 0.5714 atm (A) vfU r e nkc = 0.5714 atm
(B) Final pressure = 1.5714 atm (B) vfU r e nkc = 1.5714 atm
(C) Final pressure = 0.5824 atm
(C) vfU r e nkc = 0.5824 atm
(D) None of these
9. A particular hydrogen like atom has its ground (D) bues al sdksbZugha
state binding “energy 122.4 eV. Its is in 9. fdl hgkbMªkst u t S l si j ek.kqesafuEu mt kZLr j dhca /ku
ground state. Then : mt kZ122.4 eV gS A ; g fuEu mt kZLr j i j gSr c&
(A) Its atomic number is 3 (A) bl dhi j ek.kqØeka d 3 gS A
(B) An electron of 90eV can excite it.
(B) 90eV Åt kZdkbys DVªksu bl smRrsft r dj l dr k
(C) An electron of kinetic energy nearly
91.8 eV can be brought to almost rest by gSA
this atom. (C) 91.8 eV xft r Åt kZdkbys DVªksu bl i j ek.kq} kj k
(D) An electron of kinetic energy 2.6 eV yxHkx foj ke esayk; k t k l dr k gS A
may emerge from the atom when electron of (D) 2.6eV xfr t Åt kZdk bys DVªksu bl i j ek.kql s
kinetic energy 125 eV collides with this atom.
mRl ft Z r gksl dr k gS A t c 125 eV xfr t Åt kZdk
10. A beam of ultraviolet light of all wavelengths bysDVªksu bl i j ek.kql sl a ?kV~V dj r k gS A
passes through hydrogen gas at room
temperature, in the x-direction. Assume that 10. i j kcSxuhi zd k' kfdj .ki q
a a
t ft l easl Hkhr j a
xnS
/; Zfo| eku gS A
all photons emitted due to electron transition l kekU; r ki i j gkbMªkst u xS l l sx fn' kk esaxq t j r h gS
A
inside the gas emerge in the y-direction. Let ekukbysDVªksu dsl a Øe.kdsdkj .kxS l dsvUnj mRl ft Z r
A and B denote the lights emerging from the
gas in the x and y directions respectively.
l HkhQksVksu Y-fn' kk esafudyr sgS a
A ekuk xS l esax r Fkk y
(A) Some of the incident wavelengths will be fn' kkesafudyusokyki zd k' kØe' k%A o B } kj kfu: fi r dh
absent in A t kr hgS A
(B) Only those wavelengths will be present (A) dq N vki fr r r j a
xnS /; ZA esavuqi fLFkr gSA
in (B) ds oy os gh r j a xnS /; ZB esami fLFkr gSt ksA esa
B which are absent in A
(C) B will contain some visible light.
vuq i fLFkr gS
A
(D) B will contain some infrared light. (C) B es adqN n`' ; i zd k' k gS
A
(D) B es adqN voj Dr i zd k' k gSA

[MATCH THE COLUMN TYPE] [l qesy u l q phi zd kj ]
Match the entries in Column - I with the entries in Lr EH
k - I dh i z
fo"Vh; ks dk Lr EHk - II dhi z fo"Vh; ksadsl kFkl q
esy u
Column- II. One or more entries in Column - I may dhft ; s ALr EHk - I es, d ; k, d l svf/kd i zfo"Vh; kaLr EHk - II ds
match with one or more entries in Column - II. , d ; k vf/kd i zfo"Vh; ksadsl kFkl q esfyr gksl dr hgS A
1. According to Bohr’s theory, 1. cksj fl ) kUr d svuq l kj ]
En = Total energy En = d q y Åt kZ
Kn = Kinetic energy Kn = xfr t Åt kZ
Vn = Potential energy Vn = fLFkfr t Åt kZ
rn = Radius of nth orbit rn = nth d {k d hf=kT; k
Match the following:
fuEufy f[ kr d ksl q esfy r d hft , A
Column I
d kWye I
(A) Vn / Kn = ?
(A) Vn / Kn = ?
(B) If radius of nth orbit  Enx , x = ?
(B) ; fn nth d {k d hf=kT; k  Enx , x = ?
(C) Angular momentum in lowest orbital
(C) fuEur e d {kd es
ad ks.kh; l a
osx
1
(D)  Zy , y  ?
rn 1
(D)  Zy , y  ?
Column II rn
(p) 0
dkW
y e II
(q) – 1
(p) 0
(r) – 2
(q) – 1
(s) 1
(r) – 2
(s) 1
2. Match the following:
Column-I Column-II 2. fuEufy f[ kr d ksl q
esfy r dhft , A
(Unit of R) (Value) Lr EHk-I Lr EHk-II
(A) erg K–1 mol–1 (p) 8.3138 (R dhbdkbZ ) (eku)
(B) mL atm K–1 mol–1 (q) 8.314 × 107 (A) erg K–1 mol–1 (p) 8.3138
(C) torr mL K–1 mol–1 (r) 82.05 (B) mL atm K–1 mol–1 (q) 8.314 × 107
(D) kPa L K–1 mol–1 (s) 62358.9 (C) torr mL K–1 mol–1 (r) 82.05
(D) kPa L K–1 mol–1 (s) 62358.9

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2. Find the product of all real solutions of the 2. l ehdj .k

3. The length of the legs of a right angled 3. l edks.kf=kHkq

5. The number of integral values of 5. a dsa  [–5, 5] esai w

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6. Let A denotes the value of expression 6. ekuki zl kj

and B denotes the value of

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number of zeroes after decimal before a

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(A) If x = tan (22·5)º (P) 0 (A) ; fn x = tan (22·5)º r c (P) 0

for which the quadratic cx2 + 2cx + 3 = 0

equation cx2 + 2cx + 3 = 0

then cos A + cos B + cos C

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projectiles. Fill your answer in OMR after

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7. Figure shows position versus time graph of 7. fp=kesanksi sM+

(A) Rabbit A has greater magnitude of a (A) [ kj xks

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9. Tw o s tud ent s anal y sed tw o d i ffere nt 9. nksNk=k ; ka

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Column-I Column-II Column-I Column-II

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