AIEEE Solved Paper 2008

1. For con struc tive in ter fer ence,

2
2
d i n
h
meV
cos on sub sti tut ing val ues we
get, V
~
50 V.
2. Expression is given by 2d i n
dB
cos
3. As dif frac tion pat tern has to be wider than slit
width, so (d) is the cor rect op tion.
4. Mass of planet, M M
p e
10 , where M
e
is mass of
earth.
Radius of planet, R
R
p
e

10
, where R
e
is radius of
earth.
Escape speed is given by, v
GM
R

2
So, for planet v
G M
R
GM
R
p
p
p
e
e

2
100 2
10 10 11 v
e
km/s 110 km/s
5. The forces act ing on the ball are
grav ity force, buoy ancy force and
vis cous force. When ball ac quires
ter mi nal speed, it is in dy namic
equi lib rium, let ter mi nal speed of
ball is v
T
. So,
V g kv V g
T

2
2
1
+
v
V g
k
T

( )
1 2
6. From bal anced Wheatstone bridge concept,

55 20
80

R 220
7. X
xdm
dm
CM

If n 0,
then X
L
CM

2
As n increases, the centre of mass shift away from
x
L

2
which only option (a) is satisfying.
Alternately, you can use basic concept.
X
k
x
L
xdx
k
x
L
dx
L
n
n
L n
L n
CM

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}

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}

+
+

]
]
]

0
0
1
2
8. l
1
18 cm
f
v
l

1
1
4
f
v
l

3
4
2
2
, where l x
2
according to given situation
and also v v
1 2
< as during summer temperature
would be higher.

3
4 4
2
2
1
1
v
l
v
l

l l
v
v
2 1
2
1
3
x A 54 ( quantity greater than 1)
So, x > 54
9. From F qvB
[MLT ] =[C][LT ][B]
1 2

[B] =[MC T ]
1 1
10. Mo ment of in er tia of square plate about XY is
ma
2
6
mo ment of in er tia about ZZ can be com puted
us ing par al lel axis the o rem
I I m
a
ZZ XY
+
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}

2
2

+
ma ma ma
2 2 2
6 2
2
3
11. m 3.513 kg and v 5 00 . / m s
So, momentum, p mv 17.565
15
2
kv
T
V g
2
V g
1
dx x
x = 0 x = L
Z
Z
Y
X
a
Hints & Solutions
Physics
AIEEE Solved Paper 2008
As the number of significant digits in m is 4 and in
v is 3, so, p must have 3 significant digits
p 17.6 kgms
1
12. Ques tion is some what based on ap prox i ma tions.
Let mass of athlete is 65 kg.
Approx velocity is 10 m/s
So, KE J

65 100
2
3750
So, option (d) is most probable answer.
13. C
C C
C C

+
1 2
1 2
(i)
where C
K A
d
1
1 0
3

/
(ii)
and C
K A
d
2
2 0
2 3

/
(iii)
It is given that

0
9
A
d
pF
On substituting Eqs. (ii) and (iii) in Eq. (i), we get
the result C
eq
40.5 F
14. Speed of sound is given by, v
RT
M

v
RT
O
2
7
5
32
and v
RT
He

5
3
4
v
v
O
He
2
7 3 4
5 32 5

v
He
460 10
2
21

~
1420 m/s.
No option matching.
15. Here, State ment I is cor rect and State ment II is
wrong can be di rectly con cluded from Bind ing
en ergy/nu cleon curve.
16. Cor rect op tion is (c) you can make an anal ogy
with Gausss law in electrostatics.
17.
1 2
< as denser liq uid ac quires low est po si tion
of ves sel.

3 1
> as ball sinks in liquid 1 and
3 2
< as ball
doesnt sinks in liquid 2, so

1 3 2
< <
18. Since no con duc tion is found when multimeter is
con nected across P Q and , it means ei ther both
P Q and are n type or p type. So, it means R is
base. When R is con nected to com mon ter mi nal
and con duc tion is seen when other ter mi nal is
con nected to P or Q, so in means tran sis tor is npn
with R as base.
19. Elec tric field at a dis tance r from A is,
E
I
r

2
2
dV Edr


V V V
I dr
r
C B
a
a b

+

2
2
V
I
a a b

+

]
]
]

2
1 1
20. From E J
I
r

2
2
21.
1 1 1
v u f
con stant, so (c) is cor rect graph.
22. 0.5 1.5 + 2 1 0 v
[assumed that 2
nd
body is at rest]
v 2 3 /
K K K
f i

|
.

`
}

|
.

`
}

3
2
2
3
2
1
2
2
2
2
3
2
2
J 0.67 J
So, energy lost is 0.67 J.
23. Soap so lu tion has lower sur face ten sion, T as
com pared to pure wa ter and cap il lary rise
h
T
rg

2 cos

so h is less for soap so lu tion.

24.
mv
r
k
r
n n
2
given
mvr
nh
n

2
from Bohrs theory
Solving, r n T
n n
and is independent of n.
25. y x t x t ( , ) cos ( ) 0.005

2

and
2

So,




2
25
2
2 0.08
and
26. M
N N A
l

0 1 2
where N
1
300 turns, N
2
400 turns,
A 10
2
cm and l 20 cm.
Substituting the values in the given formula, we
get M

2.4 H 10
4
.
27. If we give the fol low ing in puts to A and B then
cor re spond ing out put is shown in ta ble
A B C
0 0 0
0 1 1
1 0 1
1 1 1
16
K
1
K
2
2d/3 d/3
The above table is similar to OR gate.
28. Here, x vt x
at
2 1
2
2
and
x x vt
at
1 2
2
2

|
.

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}

So, the graph would be like
29. Fac tual.
30. For uni formly charged spher i cal shell,
E 0, r R <

Q
r 4
0
2

r R
31. Let po ten tial of P
1
is 0 V and po ten tial of P
2
is V
0
.
Now ap ply KCL at P
2
.
V V V
0 0 0
5
2
0
10
2
1
0

+

+

( )
V
0
5
16

So, current through 10 resistor is

V
0
10
from P
2
to
P
1
.
32. B
I
R

0
2
Direction is given by Right hand palm value
No. 1
B

2 10 100
4
7
T towards south
33. For diamagnatic material, 0 1 < <
r
and for any
material >
r
1
34. Di am e ter Main scale read ing + Cir cu lar scale
reading
+ LC Zero error
+

+ 3 35
1
2 50
0.03 3.38 mm
35. As no work is done and sys tem is ther mally
in su lated from sur round ing, it means sum of
in ter nal en ergy of gas in two par ti tions is
con stant ie, U U U +
1 2
Assuming both gases have same degree of
freedom, then
U
f n n RT
U
fn RT

( )
and
1 2
1
1 1
2 2
,
U
fn RT
2
2 2
2

Solving we get, T
p V p V T T
p VT p V T

+
+
( )
1 1 2 2 1 2
1 1 2 2 2 1
1. Nucleophilic sub sti tu tion bi mo lec u lar (S 2)
N
pre fers less sterically hin dered site to at tack.
Lesser the steric hin drance better the S 2
N
re ac tion. So ease of re ac tion is 1 2 3 > >
S
N
2 involves inversion of configuration stereo
chemically.
(Remember! if molecule is optically active,
optical inversion, Walden inversion is known)
2. en,
CH NH
CH NH
2 2
2 2
|
is bidentate ligand
C O
2 4
2
is also bidentate ligand
Hence, coordinating head are six (en :
2 2 4 2 + ( ) ) ox
Coordination number 6
Complex can be ionised as
[E E (en) (C O )]NO [ (en) (C O ] NO
2 2 4 2 2 2 4 2
+

oxidation number x + + + 0 2 1 ( )
oxidation number 3
3. Ozone layer per mits the in fra red ra di a tion to pass
through but does nt per mit the higher range of
ul tra vi o let ra di a tion to pass through.
17
2 V
10
P
2
1
2
5 V
5 V 2
P
1
W E
H
H Cl
H

Nu
H
Nu H
H
O
t
(x x )
1 2
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