10 01 15 - SR - Iit Z (Iz) Co Spark - Jee Main - CTM 6 - Key & Solutions

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Sec: Sr.IIT-Z (IZ) CO-SPARK
Dt: 10-01-15
Time : 3 Hours
360
JEE MAIN
CTM-6
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MAIN_CTM-6
10-01-15_Sr.IIT-Z (IZ) CO-SPARK_JEE
PHYSICS SOLUTIONS
1.
(B) Let initial pressure, volume, temperature be P0, V0, T0 indicated by state A in P
V diagram. The gas is then inochorically taken to state B (2P 0, V0, 2T0 ) and then
taken from state B to state C (2P0, 2V0, 4T0) isobarically.
P
2P
2T0
B
P0
4T0
B
T0
A
V
2V
Total heat absorbed by 1 mole of gas

Q = Cv (2T0 T0) + Cp (4T0 2T0)
5
R
2
T0 +
7
R
2
19
2
2T0 =
RT0
Total change in temperature from state A to C is

T = 3T0
Molar heat capacity =
2.
Q
T
19
RT0
2
3T0
19
R.
6
(B) As AB is common and O1B = BI

AO, BA and BAI are congruent
By symmetry AI is perpendicular to O1 to O2
and O1 AB BAI
BAI = 45
and BAC 900
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O
O
1B
2
450IA
C
3.
A (CONEAPTUAL)
4.
C (CONEAPTUAL)
5.
(C) for M1 : V = 60, m1 = 2

1
for M2 : u = + 20. f = 10 v 20 10 v = 20
20
M2 = 20 1 M = M1 M2 = +2
6.
D (CONEAPTUAL)
9.
(C) =
X (125)
Y (70)
=
500
40
For
11.
X = 1375.0oX
Y = 50
(C) Energy of photon is given by mc2 now the maximum energy of photon is equal to
the maximum energy of electron = eV.
hence mc2 = ev
12.
(D) =
eV
m = c2
1.6 1019 18 103

(3 108 )2
= 3.2 1032 kg
1
hc
4hc
1
hc
mv 2
mv 2
2
(3 / 4)
3
2
Clearly
4
V
3
13.
(D)BC is isochoric. VB > VA , VB = VC , VD > VC
14.
(C) Energy released = (B. E. of product BE of reactant)

= (80 7 + 120 8 200 6.5) = 220 MeV.
15.
(C) Just before opening the switch, the current in the inductor is /R, Energy stored in
it =
1
L
2 R
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This energy will dissipate in the resistor R1 and R2 in the ratio

16.
1
1
&
R1 R2
(A) BH = Bv cot = B cot

Hence the induced e.m.f. in the rod is B l v cot
17.
(D) The electron ejected with maximum speed Vmax are stopped by electric field
E=4N/C after
travelling a distance d = 1 m
1
mVmax 2
2
= eEd = 4eV
The energy of incident photon =
1240
=
200
6.2 eV
From equation of photo electric effect

1
mVmax 2 =
2
hu f0
18.
B (CONCEPTUAL)
19.
(A) E =
d Bd(bl )
dt
dt
t =
t=
20.
1 10 2
20
6 10 2
20
f0 = 6.2 4 = 2.2 eV.
Bbv = B 2 102 20 = 0.40 B
= 5 104 sec = 500 sec
= 3 103 sec = 3000 sec
(A) When switch K1 is opended and K2 is closed it becomes LC circuit so applying

energy
conservation :
Q02 1
2C 2
C1C2
1 C2
= Li2; Q0 = Ceq V = C
(20 10 6 ) 1
=
2 2 10 6 2
21.
(0.2 103) i2
V = (20 106)
i=1A
(D) Heat absorbed by gas in three processes is given by

QACB =
U +
WACB
QADB = U ; QAEB =
+ WAEB
The change in internal energy in all the three cases is same. And WACB is +ve,
WAEB is ve.
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Hence QACB > QADB > QAEB

22.
(D) The image is erect hence, mirror must be between object & image. Virtual image
of real object is diminshed, hence mirror is convex.
max
min
1 2

1 2
4 1
4 1
23.
(B)
24.
(D) Shift of fringe pattern = (m 1)
(A)
=
26.
27.
30 4800 10 10 1.44 10 5
24 10 6
0.6
0.6
1 3R
(Z 1)2
200
3
5
78
26
33
3
(Z 1) =
(B) Time constant =

so
tD
d
30 D (4800 10 10 )
D
0.6 t 30 4800 10 10 0.6
d
d
25.
1
=
20
3Ra
4
3 1.1 10 1.8 10 10
7
Z = 27
50 msec
i = 0.633 imax = 0.633
E
R
E=
3.165 20
100 V
0.633
(D) From the rating of the bulb, the resistance of the bulb can be calculated.
R=
Vrms2
P
= 100
For the bulb to be operated at its rated value the rms current through it should be 1A
Also Irms =
1=
Vrms
Z
200
2
100 (250L)2
28.
(C) XL = XC at resonance,
29.
(B) P = VI
L=
3
H
XL
XC
= 1, for both circuit
For secondary:
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V2 =
P2
I2
= 500 = 40 volts
12.5
For an ideal transformer (100%5555 efficient)

Pinput = Poutput V1 I1 = V2I2
30. (B)
I1 =
2
V2I2 40(12.5)
=
V1
40 5
21m will
increase to 3
2.5 A.
2
21m due
n1 V1
5 V1

n2 V2
1 40
to decrease in the energy of bombarding electrons.
Hence, no characteristics x-rays will be visible, only continuous X-ray will be

produced.
MATHS SOLUTIONS
31.
32.
Use tan tan
2
2
4
4
tan
tan
tan
tan 7
7
7
7
7
7
f 1 f n 1 f n 4 cos x cos n 1 x 2 cos nx

2 cos n 2 x f n 2
33.
x 0 is the only solution of the equation
34.
L.H.S = 2 sin
35.

.
4 2n
cot 1 x tan 1
tan 1
36.
1
for x 0
x
1
for x 0
x

cos 1 x 0, .
4
x 1 x 2
cos
cos 1 x
4
2
37.
2147 1 1 7
49
3
49
49
49
46
1 7 1 24 C3 C4 ....... C49 7
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38.
From ADC
DC
AD
DC sin C
sin
sin sin C
AD
1/ 2 BC sin C
1/ 2 AB
sin C
sin A
.a
.a sin A
c
a
BC
D
39.
Conceptual
40.
Conceptual
10

Cr

r
r
1
1

2
4
41.
42.
Conceptual
43.
Conceptual
44.
We have 9! 27 34 34 5 7
r 10
r 0
odd factors of the form 3m 2 are neither multiples of 2 nor multiples of 3. So the
factors may be 1,5, 7,35 if which just 5 and 35 are of the form 3m 2 . Their sum is 40.
45.
For r 6 ; r ! is divisible by 240. Thus, when x is divided by 240, the remainder is

1! 2! ... 5! 153 .
r 1
n
46.
47.
r 1
r ! 2rr !
We can choose one denoination in ways, then 3 cards of this denomination can be
chosen in 4C3 ways and one remaining card can be chosen in 48C1 ways. Thus, the total
number of choices is
48.
C1 4C3 48C1 13 4 48 2496 .
13
The total number of cases is 6 6 6 63 .

number of favourable ways 3 2 1 6 .
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Thus, probability of the required event
6
1
.
3
6
36
C2 11C2
21
C3
10
49.
50.
Total number of ways of choosing four cards out of 52 is 52C4 . The number of ways of
choosing one card from each suit is
C1 13C1 13C1 13C1 134
13
Thus , probability of the required event is

134 13 13 13 13 4 3 2 1 2197
52
C4
52 51 50 49
20825
51.
Conceptual
52.
D 0 m 1 3
53.
1 p x 0
54.
Let d be the common difference of the A.P. , then
55.
b3 4 bd 2 4 Q b 0, d 2 0
b 22/3
Thus, minimum possible value of b is 22/3 , that is the case when d = 0.
1 1 1
We have 2 2 2 .... upto
1 3 5
1 1 1 1 1 1
2 2 2 2 2 2 .... upto
1 2 3 4 5 6
1
1 1
2 1 2 2 .....
2
2 3
1
1 0.95
2
4 abc n d b b d b b 2 d 2
2 1 2

6 4 6
8
56.
Conceptual
57.
The discriminant D of the quadratic equation is given by D 121 a b c 24 a b

2
As a, b, c are real 121 a b c 0 ,

2
Also, as a b, a b 0
2
58.
Thus, D 0 .
Therefore, the equation has real and unequal roots
The discriminant D of the equation is given by
D 3b 4 2a 5c 9b 2 40ac
2
If , D 0 then both the roots of are real.

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Also, since ac 0 , D 9b 2 .
Q b 0
D 3b
Therefore, in this case both the roots
3b D
3b D
and
are negative
4a
4a
If D 0 , the both the roots of are imaginary and are given k by

Both these roots have negative real parts.
59.
Conceptual
60.
Conceptual
CHEMISTRY SOLUTIONS
61.
Syn addition of H2 takes place. Hence (b) is only optically active
62.
Addition of HCl in presence of H2O2 is marconicoffs addition only
63.
Kolbeys Electrolysis
64.
Marconicoffs addition of water
65.
Electron donating capacity is NH2>OH>CH3
66.
Freidal crafts alkylation
67.
Anti elimination requires Cl and H atoms must be frans to each other
68.
Stability of carbocation Aromatic > non aromatic > Anti aromatic
69.
70.
Conjugation is preferred & Benzyl carbanion is stable
71.
Phenyl-Oxygen bond is not cleaved only benzyl-oxygen bond is cleaved
72.
Conceptual
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E
t H
E
t
O
O
E
t H2OO
O
2
5
2
H
2C
5H
73.
74.
Aldol condensation
75.
Condensation reaction
76.
The +M effect of NH2 reduces the electrophilicity of carbonyl carbon also

NH 2 is a poor leaving group
77.
Electron with drawing groups increases reactivity but electron donating groups
decreases reactivity
78.
-Keto acids undergo decarbonfication
79.
Acyl-oxygen eleavage bimolecular mechanism
80.
In basic medium O is stronger donar than NH 2
81.
Conceptual
82.
R-NH2 stronger base than
83.
Acidic amino acids will have low Isoelectric points. at pH=7 it exists as anion
84.
Conceptual
N
H
2
85.
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86.
Conceptual
87.
Polyester
88.
Conceptual
89.
Conceptual
90.
Conceptual
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