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FIITJEE MOCK TEST-1

(Additional)
ANSWERS, HINTS & SOLUTIONS
MOCK TEST–1 (Additional) Code:100382.3

(Mains)

S. No. PHYSICS CHEMISTRY MATHEMATICS

1. D A A
2. C C D
3. B D A
4. C C D
5. C A D
6. A D C
7. C A A
8. D C B
9. C B A
10. A C A
11. D D B
12. A D B
13. A D C
14. A D B
15. B D B
16. B C B
17. B A C
18. C A B
19. C C B
20. D C D
21. C B B
22. C A D
23. D D A
24. C C B
25. A D A
26. C C D
27. C D D
28. B D A
29. C C C
30. D D B
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(Additional)
ANSWERS, HINTS & SOLUTIONS
MOCK TEST–1 (Additional) Code:100382.2

(Mains)

S. No. PHYSICS CHEMISTRY MATHEMATICS

1. A D B
2. A D C
3. A D B
4. B D B
5. B C B
6. B A C
7. C A B
8. C C B
9. D C D
10. C B B
11. C A D
12. D D A
13. C C B
14. A D A
15. C C D
16. C D D
17. B D A
18. C C C
19. D D B
20. D A A
21. C C D
22. B D A
23. C C D
24. C A D
25. A D C
26. C A A
27. D C B
28. C B A
29. A C A
30. D D B
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FIITJEE MOCK TEST-1

(Additional)
ANSWERS, HINTS & SOLUTIONS
MOCK TEST–1 (Additional) Code:100382.1

(Mains)

S. No. PHYSICS CHEMISTRY MATHEMATICS

1. C A A
2. D C B
3. C B A
4. A C A
5. D D B
6. A D B
7. A D C
8. A D B
9. B D B
10. B C B
11. B A C
12. C A B
13. C C B
14. D C D
15. C B B
16. C A D
17. D D A
18. C C B
19. A D A
20. C C D
21. C D D
22. B D A
23. C C C
24. D D B
25. D A A
26. C C D
27. B D A
28. C C D
29. C A D
30. A D C
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Physics PART – I

SECTION – A
1. Zero after decimal point is also significant.

2. a2  v12 t 2  v 2 t 2 A
a vt
t a
v 2  v12 B C
v1t

3. 600  T = ma
600  360
amin   4 m/s
2

60

1 3 3
4. K Lost   mv 02   mv 02
2 4 8
3 mv 02
P
8 t0

5. Friction force on upper block is f = ma

So work done = ma  s

6. Speed will first increase then decrease and then again increase

7. mu = m(v/2) + mv
 v = (2/3)u
u 2u

e  3 3
u
 e = 1/3

2R 2
8. T
GM
R2
GM 4 2
 
R32 T2
GM 42R32
g 
R12 T 2R12

9. F = 6rv
F 6rv 2
a  
m m 3

2S 2S 2S 8S
10. PB  ,PA   
3R 3R R 3R
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PB 1

PB 4

 m k
11. 2  2  m
g k g

 mg  qE qE
12. T  2 where geff =  g
geff m m

13. Maximum will be corresponding to source position A B

and minimum to source friction B.

3 C
2cos1    O
2 5
So, time interval = 
 5 A

14. d d d d d d d

15. At 57C  =  = 36 cm
v

f
v
At 16C   
f
 v T
      34 cm
 v  T

16. final temperature = T0

Isochoric process
Pi T 2
 i  Pf  P0
Pf Tf 3

17. PV
V  T (parabola)
2

R
C  CV 
1 x
PV1 = constant
C = 2R

18. VP  Vpindued  VPq  V0 P r1

kq kq O 
Vpinduced   R
O
r r1
r
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  
19. d  E  dA  Ecos dA E 
 
dF  dqE  dAEcos  E cos  dA
dF = d +q
F = 

16
20. vi  CV 2 …(i)
25
6
qi  CV ….(ii)
5
11
qf  CV …(iii)
5
16 1 
Uf   CV 2  CV 2 
25 2 
Charge flown from battery = CV
2
Work done = CV
Heat produced H = U + W
 1 6 1  16  1
  CV 2  CV 2   CV 2   CV 2   CV 2
 2 5 2  2 5  2

21. As A and B will be at same potential so B

charge flown equal to Q. A Q
r

20I0 0I0
22. B  B2A  BB2  
2a 2 2a

  
   P
23. Using e  B  d   v
So, e = BvR
R2 45
v

  /2
24. e 
  /2
B(x)dx  0

1 2 1
25. Li0  (C1  C2 )V 2
2 2

V0  
26. iC  sin  t  
3  2 
V0
iR  sin  t 
4
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  4 
I = IC + IR = I0 sin  t  tan1   
  3 

Icoherent 4I
27.  2
Iincoherent 2I


28. Initially object is moving with velocity u and finally mirror is moving with same velocity so velocity
 
of image is u and 2u respectively

29. Using Einstein equation

E = W + eV
o
12400 ev A
o
= 4.6 eV + eV
0.2  104 A
V = 1.6 Volts

6
30.   2 eV
3
hc
 2  6  8eV

hc
 2  K max  K = 2eV
2

Chemistry PART – II

SECTION – A

0.529
1. For H, rH  r3  r2   9  4 
1
0.529
For Li2 , rLi2  r3  r2  9  4 
3
rH 3
 
rLi2 1

2. 2Cu2S  3O2 
 2Cu2O  2SO2
Cu2O  FeS 
 FeO  Cu2S
2FeS  3O2 
 2FeO  2SO2
 FeSiO3  Slag
FeO  SiO2 

o
4. This is a 3 and resonance stabilized carbocation.

5. Cumulated diene is least stable, evolve max heat in the hydrogenation reaction.

11. Number of revolution made by an electron per sec

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 
 
2Ze2
 n  
v
2rn   n2 h2 
 nh  2   
 4mZe
2
 
42mZ 2 e 4 42me 4  Z2 
   3
n3h3 h3 n 
Z2 1
 3
 6.66  1015   6.66  1015
n 8
14
= 8.3 × 10

13. Vapour pressure depends on temperature not on size of container.

14. There is no intermolecular forces of attraction in ideal gases.

16. 3A  B 
 2C
1 d A  d B  1 d C
r    K   A B 
3 dt dt 2 dt
d A 
  3K   A B  K  A B 
dt
i.e. K  3K 
d C 2
So that  2K   A B = K  A B 
dt 3

17. KP  PCO2 , which will depends temperature of the system only.

+ -
18. Water will be neutral as [H ] = [OH ]

20. Zinc is more electropositive than silver therefore, it displaces less electropositive silver.

and Cl.
+ +2
21. Carnalite is a double salt KCl.MgCl2.6H2O which give test of K , Mg

22.  2Cu   CN2

2Cu2  2CN 
Cu  CN  CuCN 
3KCN
 K 3 Cu  CN  4 

23. Mass number change only by -particles and atomic number reduces by 2 unit by each -particle
and increase by 1 unit by -particle.

27. CH2OH CH2OH

H O OH
OH O O
H OH
H H
OH OH
H H
H
H OH H OH
Galactose unit Glucose unit
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st
28. The 1 step is electrophilic addition i.e. rate determining step, more stable will be the intermediate
better will be the rate of reactions.

29. O CH2OH
,dry HCl O O O
CH2OH
CH2 C OEt CH2 C OEt
O

LAH / THF

O O O

CH2 CH2 OH 

H


CH2 CH2 OH  EtOH
H2 O

Mathematics PART – III

SECTION – A

HHH , RR  , I,I , P,P  ,AYU = 7!

1. 12
C7   1  198  7!
 2!2!
x

2.  a  b  a  b   a  b 2  |a + b| = |a – b|
a a
 1  1
b b
a
 is perpendicular bisector of (–1, 0) and (1, 0)
b
a
 is purely imaginary
b

dV  t 
3.  K  T  t 
dt
K T  t 
2
 V t  C
2
KT 2
At t = 0, V = I  C  I 
2
KT2
 Scrap value V(T)  V(t = T) = C = I 
2
3 2
2  tan1 x     tan1 x  
2
4. 0
8

 tan1  x   
4
 x = –1
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 t2  2
5. lim 1
t   1 1 
t  2   2  1   2  2  1
21 1
 t t t t 
Now ||x – 1| – 6| = k has four distinct solutions if k  (0, 6)
 Number of integral values of k is 5

6. Put x = 0
f (2) = 2 f (0) – f (1) = 1
f (3) = 5, f (4) = –3, f (5) = 13.

p2
7. Case–I: when  2  p  6 and f(2) = 8
2
P=2
p2
Case–II: when 2 p>6
2
D  p  2   4  3p  2 
2
 8   8
4a 4
 P = 82 5
 p  8  2 5 and p  8  2 5 (rejected)
 Sum of values of p is 2  8  2 5  10  2 5  10  20
 m + n = 30
2 2
8. We have (x – y) + (y – 3) = 0
x=y=3

9. We have f(x) > f(2)  x < 2

 lim f  x   f  2   1
x 2
 a – 9a – 9  1
2

 a – 9a – 10  0
2

 a  –1 or a  10
But a is positive. Hence a  10. That is a  [10, [
Note that when a = 10
3  x, x  2
f x  
2x  3, x  2
So that f is continuous at 2, f(2) does not exist and f(x)  0  x  R. Therefore, x = 2 is a critical
point and f(x) changes sign from negative to positive at x = 2
2
10. Let the G.P be a, ar, ar , …..
a
sum upto infinity = = 2  a = 2(1 – r) ……(1)
1 r
Series with the cubes of the terms is
3 3 3 3 6
a , a r , a r ……
a3
sum upto infinity = = 24
1 r3
3 3
a = 24(1 – r ) ……(2)
From (1) and (2)
3 3
[2(1 – r)] = 24[1 – r ]
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2
2r + 5r + 2 = 0
(2r + 1)(r + 2) = 0
1
r=– , r = –2
2
Now for the sum of an infinite GP to exists |r| < 1
1
r=–
2
a = 2(1 – r) = 3
3 3
 GP is 3, – , , ………
2 4

11. Probability that calculator of brand r is selected and is defective

6 6
7r  k
=  kr  
1

21  21 r 1 
 7r  r 2   8k
3
….. (1)

 Let Er denote the event that calculator of brand r is selected P(Er) = kr

Since Er(r = 1, 2, ….., 6) are mutually exclusive and exhaustive events we must have
6 6

  kr  1  k  21
1
P  Er   1 
r 1 r 1
8k 8 p
 required probability =  
3 63 q
 (p + q) = 71
2
12. P(r) = (2r + 1)
n 1 n 1


r 1
P r     2r  1  n
r 1
2
1

1 n2  1
  lim 3
2 n an  bn2  c
 a = 0, b = 2
So, (a + b) = 2

Let tan x =  and tan y =  then a tan  + b sec  = c and a tan  + b sec  = c
–1 –1
13.
Obviously a tan  + b sec  = c has roots tan  and tan 
 (a – b ) tan  – 2 ac tan  + c – b = 0
2 2 2 2 2

2ac c 2  b2
 tan   tan   2 and tan  tan  
a  b2 a2  b2
xy 2ac
So  2
1  xy a  b2
1
1 n
   
n n n
1
3 4 5
14. lim 3 n  4 n  5 n  6n n = lim 6n n           1 = 6
n  n  6   6   6  
 

 1  3tan2 1º  cot1º  1  3 tan2 1º  1 1

15.     = 1
 3  tan 1º  cot 3º  3 tan1º  tan 1º  cot 3º
2 3
tan3º cot 3º

1  sin2x 1/ x
16. lim  e2
x 0 1
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2
17. f(x) = x + 3x – 2
x 3 3x 2

 f  x  dx 
3

2
 2x  c

4 3 2
18. f(x) = (x – 1) (x – 2) (x – 3) (x – 4)
f  1  f   2   f '  3   0
f '  x    x  1  x  2   x  3   1   x  1  x  2   2  x  3   x  4 
4 3 2 4 3

  x  1 3  x  2   x  3   x  4   4  x  1  x  2   x  3   x  4 
4 2 2 3 3 2

 f(4) = 3(6 )
3

19. a + ar = 12 ….. (1)

2 3
ar + ar = 48 ….. (2)
 r = 4  r = –2,  r  –1, 2
2

 3k  2 5k  3 6k  4 
20. P , , 
 k 1 k 1 k 1 
3k  2 13 3
 Hence   k
k 1 5 2

1 2a a2 1 p p2
1
21.   1 2b b2  1 q q2 = 2 · 21 · 22 = 812 = 8   4  16
2
1 2c c 2 1 r r 2

22. (a + b)x + (2b – 2a)y + (3b – 3a) = 0

a
 a + b = 0    
b
3
 y
2

2 2
 x  y  1 x y3
   
23.  2 

2 
1
10 5/2
2 2
Here a = 10 and b = 5/2 and centre is (1, 2)
 Locus of feet of perpendicular lie on auxiliary circle of ellipse
 Equation of circle is (x – 1) + (y – 2) = 10
2 2

 
4; 0  x  2

2   x  
 2
24. f x  
0;   x  3n
 2
 3 
2  x  2
 2
 Range of function = {0, –2, 4}
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 a 
 1  cos   1 b  c 
25.  tan2   
2  1  cos 
  
 1  a 

 bc 
bc a abc
=   a  b  c   a  b  c  1
4
26. 3 = 81

We have, cos x – (c – 1)cos x + 2c – 6  0  x  R

2
27.
 (cos x – 2)(cos x – (c – 3))  0
 cos x  c – 3
c–31c4
2
28. px + qx + r = 0
2
rx + qx + p = 0 (on subtract)
 x = –1
So common root is – 1
p–q+r=0

29. [{x}] = 0
1
f  x    3  x7  7
1

 

  
f f x    3  3  x
1 7 7
7 7  x
 
f(f(x)) = x  f (x) = f(x)
–1

 f (50) = f(50) and f(f(100)) = 100

–1

 f (50) – f(50) + f(f(100)) = 100

–1

30. Put a = 2R sin A, b = 2R sin B

2 2
2R sin B (sin A + cos A) = 2a
 2R sin B = 2a
b
   2
a
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(Additional)
ANSWERS, HINTS & SOLUTIONS
MOCK TEST–1 (Additional) Code:100382.4

(Mains)

S. No. PHYSICS CHEMISTRY MATHEMATICS

1. C A D
2. D D A
3. C C B
4. A D A
5. C C D
6. C D D
7. B D A
8. C C C
9. D D B
10. D A A
11. C C D
12. C A A
13. D C B
14. C B A
15. A C A
16. D D B
17. A D B
18. A D C
19. A D B
20. B D B
21. B C B
22. B A C
23. C A B
24. C C B
25. D C D
26. C B B
27. B D A
28. C C D
29. C A D
30. A D C