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TEST DATE: 16-03-2025

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Physics PART – A

SECTION – A

1. C
Sol. Variation of moment of inertia with temperature
I = Io (1 + 2 T)
C.O.A.M:
Ii i = If f

2. C
Sol. Polarization occurs for transverse waves and not for longitudinal waves.
3. C
Sol. Case (1) Assume that mass m is accelerating upward. T T

mg 11mg
 T  mg =  T= m nm
10 10
nmg 11mg nmg mg nmg
 nmg  T =  nmg  
10 10 10 Figure 1
9 11 11
n and n =
10 10 9
Case (2) Assume
If m mass is moving downward
mg 9mg
mg  T =  T=
10 10
 T  nmg = nmg/10
9 nmg
 mg  nmg 
10 10

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9 n 11n
 n
10 10 10
 n = 9/11

4. D
 dh 
Sol. A1V1 = A2V2  a 2gh  A   
 dt 
h
a t 2
dh
  dt   A 
A0 h1 2gh

5. B
n1D
Sol. y n(red) 
d
(n  1) 2D
yn1(blue) 
d
Apply yn (red) = yn+1 (blue)
n(r) = (n + 1)b
n(7800) = (n + 1) (5200)
 n=2

6. B
mL2 mL2
Sol. I1 = ; I2 =
12 42

7. A
Sol. Shaded portion y
 ab 1 
Area is given by   aeb 
 4 2 
In on time period total area swept is  ab b
From unitary method time spent is
1 e 
T    ae
 4 2 

8. C
Sol. Let u be the initial speed of the particle
Then v2 = u2 – 2gh
or u2 = v2 + 2gh
or u2x  u2y = v 2x  v 2y  2gh (vx = ux)
or u2y = v 2y  2gh
or u2y = (2)2 + (2) (10) (0.4) = 12

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 uy = 12 or 2 3 m / s
and ux = vy = 6 m/s
uy 2 3 1
 tan  = = 
ux 6 3
or  = 30°

9. C
R A
m    2mR y
2 5
Sol. x cm     R R/2
m  2m 6
2 2
R  R mR2
IA  I1  I2 , I1  m    m   
2 2 2
9 R
I2  2mR 2  2mR 2  4mR2  IA  mR 2
2
I x
for compound pendulum T  2
Mgd
5 9R
 here M = 3m, d  R  T  2
6 5g

10. C
K
Sol. Power P = F .v = .v  K  cons tan t
v
 W = P. t = Kt

11. D
Sol. v  3  t 2  6t  8 
a  6 t  3

12. D
Sol. For pulley C: T
2T – T = ma
= (0) (a) C
 T=0
Hence, each block falls down with “g”.
T T

13. B
MR2 Y
L
Sol. For disc z-axis I = X
2
By parallel axis theorem
C
mR2
IX  X
4
mR2
IL =  m(C cos 45o )2
4

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14. A
GMm
Sol. Energy of each satellite in the orbit = 
2R
Total energy of the system before collision
GMm GMm
Ei  E1  E2  2E  2  
2r r
As the satellites of equal mass are moving in opposite directions and collide inelastically,
the velocity of the wreckage just after the collision.
mv – mv = 2mV, i.e. V = 0
The energy of the wreckage just after collision will be totally potential and will be
GM(2m) 2GMm
Ef   
r r

15. B
Sol. For disk:
mg sin  – fr = m(a)
 MR2 a
& (fr )R  I( )   
 2 R
mg
 fr =
6
16. B
10 3 sin 60o  20 sin 30o
Sol. Angular velocity =
5

17. B
Sol. P3

P1

P2

v1 v2
Area under curve is work done

18. B
1
Sol. mv 2 = Power t = Fv t = kt
2
2kt
 V
m

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19. C
m
Sol. For the system of two particles gravitational energy is given as
U = -Gm1m2/r
600
UA = U2 + U23 + U31 d

GMm 3 Gm2
UA = -3 =-
d d 600 600
m
m
The answer is (C).
–ve sign resembles that the particles are bounded by their mutual gravitational field.

20. C
Sol. From conservation of angular momentum
I  Io o
1 2 1 I2o2o 1 2  Io 
 I   I 2  Io o   
2 2 I 2 I
(K.E.)final < (K.E.)initial ; I > Io
 W man = –ve.

SECTION – B

21. 5
Sol. For process AB TA  300 K , TB  600 K
W  nRT  nR(TB  TA )  300 nR  600R.
5
Q  n Cp T  2  R (300)  1500R.
2
vf p
For process BC W  nRT ln  nRT ln i  nRT ln 2  1200R ln 2
vc pf
Q  W  1200Rln 2
300 K 2nRT
For process CA W   P dV   dT.
600 T K
 2nR(300)  1200R.
Q  nC V  T  W
3
 2  R( 300)  1200R.
2
 900R  1200R  2100R
600R  1200Rln 2  1200R

1500R  1200R ln 2
21 21
 1  x = 5.
12ln 2  15 4.2
22. 36
Sol. ma cos   mg  ma sin   m A
A = a cos – (g + a sin)
4 2 3 x
= 20    10  20    7 .2 =
5 5 5 5

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23. 5
Sol According to the question
3 h 
 0  hg    0  g 
2 2 
h '  g h g

2 4
P0 h g

2 4
h = 20 m

24. 40
 100
Sol. Here wave velocity is  = 20 m/s
K 5
2
So T  v 2  0.1  20  = 40 N

25. 16
3RT
Sol. Vrms 
M
 Vrms  T
Vrms is to reduce two times i.e, temperature of the gas will have to reduce four times or
T 1

T 4
During adiabatic process
TV 1  TV 1
1
1
V   T  1
or,      4 1.5 1  42  16
V  T 
 V   16V

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Chemistry PART – B

SECTION – A

26. C
Sol. The unpaired electrons of phosphorus are present in 3p-subshell for which n = 3,  = 1,
m = 0, +1, -1, s = +½ or -½.

27. C
Sol. I.E1 increases from left to right along a period, so the order should be O > N > C > B.
Since nitrogen has half-filled electronic configuration, its I.E1 is higher than oxygen.

28. D
Cl Cl
3
Sol. CH4, CH3Cl and CH2Cl2 contain sp -hybridized carbon atoms. In C2Cl4 C C , the
Cl Cl
2
carbon atoms are sp hybridized.

29. D
1
Sol. Overall order = 1 + = 1.5
2
mol1 L s1
Unit of k =  mol0.5L0.5 s1
mol1.5L1.5
1
The order of reaction with respect to Q is 0.5 or
2
30. C
88
Sol. Moles of CO2 = 2
44
One molecule of CO2 can produce three atoms(One C and two O) 2 moles of CO2 can
produce 6 moles of atoms.

31. B
Sol. The oxidation number of chromium in Cr2O72  ion is +6.

32. C
1 1
Sol. Kp  
pO2 Pequm

33. C
Sol. 

NH4  aq   H2O     
 NH4OH  aq   H  aq 

34. C
Sol. WTotal = W A  B + W B  C
= -P(V2 – V1) + Zero(isochoric process)
= -0.4(4 - 2) = -0.8 L atm

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35. C
Sol. The +I(electron releasing groups) like CH3 increases basic strength and the –I and –R
groups like NO2 decreases basic strength.

36. C
Sol. The products of the reactions are:
H3C CH CH3
C2H6, C4H10, CH3CH2CH2CH2CH2CH3 and
H3C CH CH3
CH3CH2CH2CH2CH2CH3 has the highest boiling point due to large surface area.

37. C
Sol. The products are
R R
R R R R
R R R

, , , , ,

R
R R

Where R  CH3CH2 CH2 , R  CH3 CHCH3

38. C
Sol. Each of (A) and (B) has four stereoisomers. (C) has eight stereoisomers, (D) has four
isomers.
39. D
Sol. x=4
y=2
z = 16 + 4 = 20

40. C
Sol. Chlorine has maximum value of electron gain enthalpy in the periodic table.

41. C
Sol. (CH3)4N+OH– behaves as a free alkali. No hydrogen bond is between OH– and (CH3)4N+
group.

42. B
Sol. X is CH3CH2CH2CH2NH2
Y is (CH3)2(C2H5)N
Both are functional isomers.
43. D
Sol. 

M  OH2  s   2 
 M  aq   2OH  aq 
s 2s
pH = 11, So pOH = 14 – 11 = 3
 [OH–] = 10–3, 2s = 10–3

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103
or, s = = 0.5  10-3 = 5  10-4
2
Ksp = 4s3 = 4(5  10-4)3
= 4(125  10–12) = 500  10–12 = 5  10–10

44. B
Sol. Decrease in volume leads to increase in pressure. So high pressure favours reaction
towards lower number of moles. So more NO2 is produced.

45. C
Sol. The most simple orbital to do so is 2p, which(n + ) value is 3.

SECTION – B

46. 20
Sol. n-factor of NH4NO3 is 4.
M 80
Eq. mass =   20
n 4
47. 6
n2
Sol. rn  a0
z2
1 2 1
 r4  r2 
z
 
n4  n22  a0  16  4  a0
1
0
= 12  a0 = 12  0.5 = 6 A

48. 4
Sol. Meq. of MnO 4  Meq. of metal M 
W
or V  N   1000
E
26
or 800  0.5  5   1000
A/n
26
or 2000   1000
52 / n
on solving, n = 4
 oxidation number of metal after oxidation = +4
x=4

49. 5
10 1
Sol. e Ea /RT  10%  
100 10
A = 50  106
1
 k  Ae Ea /RT  50  106 
10
= 50  105 = 10y  10y
y=5

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50. 11
Sol. KCN  K   CN


CN  aq   H2O     
 HCN  aq  OH  aq 
1 Kw
pH 
2
p  pK a  logC 
1

2

14  10  log102 
1
 (14 + 10 - 2)
2
1
 (22) = 11
2

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Mathematics PART – C

SECTION – A

51. D
Sol.  
zn  1   z  1 z  z1  z  z2  ..................  z  zn1 
nzn1 1 1 1 1
     .........
z n
1  z  1 z  z1 z  z 2 z  zn1
Putting z  3, we get
n.3n1 1 1 1 1
n
    .................
3  1 2 3  z1 3  z2 3  zn1
1 1 1 n.3n1 1
   ...............  n 
3  z1 3  z2 3  zn1 3  1 2

52. A
Sol. az2  bz  c  0 …………(1)
Has both real roots, then z  z
From (1), az 2  bz  c  0
2
a z   bz  c  0
i.e. az 2  bz  c  0 ………..(2)
a b c
Equation (1) and (2) are identical   
a b c
53. B
x x

Sol. Let A   2
x  5x  6  x  5x  4 2
 and B  
2 2 2
x  5x  6  x  5x  4  2

x 4
Given A  B  2 4

x x
A.B   x 2  5x  6  x 2  5x  4  2  2 2  
2 2
 A  B   A  B   4AB
x 4 x
2 2  4.2 2
x 4 x
2
2 2 0 2 2

A B  0 A B
 either x  0, or
x 2  5x  6  x 2  5x  4
 x 2  5x  6  x 2  5x  4
2 x 2  5x  4  0

4 x 2  5x  4  0 
2
x  5x  4  0

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 x  4  x  1  0
x  4, 1
 total number of roots are 3.

54. A
Sol. The required number of ways
 21C10  22C10  23C10  .......  30C10
  21

C10  21C11  22C12  23 C13  30C20  21C10

 C n
r
n
 Cnr 
 C11  C12  23C13  ............  30 C20  21C10
21 22

 C n
r 1  nCr  n 1Cr 
31 21
 C20  C10

55. D
Sol. The points of intersection of 2x  y  1  0 Y

 1 
with the axes are   , 0  and (0, 1). B (0, 1)
 2 
The points of intersection of x  y  3  0
 3
with the axes are  3, 0  ,  0,  . O
  X
The points are Concyclic, if [Link]  [Link]  1  C(3, 0)
A  , 0
1 3  2 
 .3  1.  3
2  D  0, 
or  2  
As  must be negative according to the
geometrical situation,   2
56. B
Sol. Since 1, 2, 3……P are in A.P, we have 2.1, 2.2, 2.3,……2P are also in A.P. and 1, 3,
5,…..(2P – 1) are in AP.
Then  n  1 .1,   n  1 .3  n  1 5,......  n  1 2P  1 are also in AP.
n n
 2.1  n  1 .1 , 2.2   n  1 .3  ,
2 2
n n
2.3   n  1 .5  ,.... 2P   n  1 2P  1  are in A.P.
2 2
i.e. S1,S2 ,..........SP are in AP
P
 S1  S2  .........  SP  S1  SP 
2
P n n 
   2.1  n  1 .1  2P   n  1 2P  1  
2 2 2 
nP 1
  2nP  2   nP nP  1
4 2

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57. A
2 1

h 2b a b
Sol. If m, 2m are slopes, then m  2m   and m.2m 
1 h 1 a
b b
2
 2b  b
Eliminating m, 2    
 3h  a
ab 9
  .
h2 8

58. B
y
Sol.   
Let A  t 2 ,2t ,B  t 2 ,  2t 
A
2 2
mOA  , mOB    t 2  4  t  2
t t
Equation of normal PA is
y  2x  4  8  P   6, 0  x
O P
Thus, area of quadrilateral
1
OAPB   OP  AB 
2 B
1 y'
 .6.8  24 sq. units
2

59. D
5x 2y
Sol. Any normal to the ellipse is  1
cos  sin 
5 sin 
i.e. y  x tan  
2 2
1 5 1 sin 
It should be of the form y  mx  m tan ,  
m 2 m 2
5 sin2  1
.  1  cos   
4 cos  5
 1 
     cos1  
 5
 1 
or     cos1  
 5

60. A
a b c
Sol. Let     (say)
z2  z3 z3  z1 z1  z 2
 a   z 2  z3 , b   z3  z1 , c   z1  z2

2
a 2   2 z2  z3   2  z2  z3  z2  z3  

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a2

 2 3
z  z
  2 z 2  z1 
b2 c2
Similarly,
 z 3  z1 
 
  2 z3  z1 and
 z1  z2 
  2 z1  z 2  
a2 b2 c2
   0.
 z2  z3   z3  z1   z1  z2 
61. C
Sol. a, b, c are in H.P.
 H.M. of a and c = b
 ac  b G.M.  H.M.
Since A.M.  G.M.
a101  c101

2

 ac 101 b101   ac  b 
 
101 101 101
 2b  a  c  0
Let f  x   x 2  kx  2b101  a101  c101
Then f       0 ,
f  0   2b101  a101  c101  0, f       0
Hence, equation f  x   0 has one root in  , 0  and other in  0,  .

62. B
Sol. Let a  nCr 1,b  nCr , c  nCr 1, and d  nCr 2
a  b  n1Cr ,b c  n1Cr 1 c  d  n1Cr  2
a  b n  1 Cr n  1 a r
 n   
a Cr 1 r a  b n1
n 1
bc Cr 1 n  1 b r 1
and  n
  
b Cr r 1 b  c n 1
c  d n  1 Cr  2 n  1 c r2
and  n   
c Cr 1 r2 c  d n 1
a b c
 , , are in A.P.
ab bc c d
 A.M.  G.M.
b ac
 
bc  a  b  c  d
 b 2 ac 
or    0
 b  c   a  b  c  d 

63. A
Sol. BD   s  b  ,CD   s  c 
  s  b  s  c   2

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 s  s  a  s  b  s  c   2s  s  a 
  2  2s  s  a 
2 2 s  a
   1 (Radius of incircle of triangle ABC)
s2 s
a
  constant
s
1
Now,   aHa
2
where ‘ Ha’ is the distance of ‘A’ from BC.
 1a
  Ha  1
s 2s
2s
 Ha   cons tan t
a
Hence, locus of ‘A’ will be a straight line parallel to side BC.

64. D
Sol. x 2  y 2  2xy  6x  2y  3  0
2
  x  y    6x  2y  3 
2
or  x  y      2  2  x  y   6x  2y  3 ……….(i)
Where  is such that
(slope of x  y    0 ) x (slope of  2  2  x  y   6x  2y  3  0 ) = –1
  2  6  
  1     1
  2  2  
 2   6   2  2
 4   8
   2
From equation (i)
2
 x  y  2  4  4  x  y   6x  2y  3
  2x  2y  1
2
 x  y  2  2x  2y  1 
 2   8 
 2   44 
2
 x  y  2  2x  2y  1 
   2 
 2   8 
xy2 2x  2y  1
Let Y  and X  and 4a  2
2 8
Then, focus X  a and Y = 0

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65. B
Sol. Clearly, if B and D lies on D C (5, 4)
2x  y    0
Then mid – point of AC will also lie on it.
   3
(3, 3)

A (1, 2) 2x  y    0

66. B
i  z  i  zi
Sol. w : w 
z i z i Im (z)
(0, 1) A
 1 z  i  z  i
 z lies on the perpendicular bisector of the Re (z)
segment joining (0, 1) and (0, –1) which is x O
– axis
 z lies on x – axis
(0, –1) B
 Im (z) is real

67. B
Sol. Given equation represents ax 2  by 2  c  0, x  2y  0, x  3y  0 . If a = b and c and a
c
are of opposite sign, the ax 2  by 2  c  0  x 2  y 2  which represents a circle as
a
c
0.
a
Note: When c  0, ax 2  by2  0 do not represent a pair of straight lines as a and b are of
same sign.
Next, when a and b are of the same sign and c is sign opposite to that of a.
x2 y2
ax 2  by 2  c   1
c / a c / b
c c
 0,  0 , so it represents an ellipse.
a b
68. D
2 n
Sol. 1 x  x   a0  a1x  a2 x 2  ....  a2n x 2n ……..(1)

Substituting x  , 2 and 1 and then adding them together

a0  a3  a6  .....  3n1
multiplying (1) by x 2 and then repeating the same process again
a1  a4  a7  .....  3n1

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Multiplying (1) by x 2 and then repeating the same process again

a1  a4  a7  .....  3n1
Again multiplying (1) by x and then substituting x  , 2 and 1 then adding the three
expansions thus obtained
a1  a 4  a7  ........  3n1
 a0  a3  a6  ......  a1  a4  a7  .......  a 2  a5  a8 ....
2.3n1
 The required ratio is n1  2
3

69. D
Sol. Equation of pair of tangents by SS1 = T2 is (a2 – 1)y2 – x2 + 2ax – a2 = 0
If  be the angle between the tangents, then
2 h 2
 ab   
2  a2  1  1
tan    2
ab a 2

2 a2  1

a2  2
  lies in II quadrant, than tan  < 0
2 a2  1
 0
a2  2
 a2 – 1 > 0 and a2 – 2 < 0
 1 < a2 < 2
 
a   2,  1  1, 2   
70. A
 
Sol. log3  log2 x   log 1  log 1 y   1
3  2 
 1
log 1 y  log2  
2 y
  1 
 log3  log2 x   log 1  log2     1
3   y 
 log 1 N   log3 N
3

  1
 log3  log2 x   log3  log2     1
  y 
A
log3 A  log3 B  log3  
B

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 
 
 log2 x 
 log3 1
  1
 log2   
 y
log2 x
 3
 1
log2  
y
 logc a 
 log 1  x   3   logb a 
y  logc b 
3
 1
 x  
y
 xy3  1 ….(i)
2
Given, xy  9 ….(ii)
Dividing both equations :-
1
y
9
 x  729
 xy  81

SECTION – B

71. 2
A B C
a cos2  b cos2  c cos2
Sol. 2 2 2
abc
a 1  cos A   b 1  cosB   c 1  cos C 

2 a  b  c 


 a  b  c    a cos A  b cosB  c cos C 
2 a  b  c 
1 a cos A  b cosB  c cos C
 
2 4s
1 R
   sin 2A  sin 2B  sin 2C
2 4s
 a b c 
    2R 
 sin A sinB sin C 
1 R
   4 sin A sinB sin C
2 4s
1 R  a b c  1 abc
   4. . ,  
2 4s  2R 2R 2R  2 8R2 s
1 4R 1 r 1 r  1 1   r 1
  2
    1     1     
2 8R s 2 2R 2  R  2  2   R 2

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A B C
a cos2  b cos2  c cos2
2 2 2 3
abc 4
 2 A B C
 a cos  b cos 2  cos2 
2 2 2 3
1000    1000   750
a  b  c  4

72. 8
4
Sol.   sin  rA   sin A sin 2A sin3A sin 4A
r 1

 
 sin A.2 sin A cos A . 3 sin A  4 sin3 A .  2 sin2A cos 2A 
 8x 2 1  x  3  4x 1  2x 
 24x 2  104x 3  144x 4  64x 5
On comparing, we get
a  24, b  104,c  144, d  64
10a  7b  15c  5d
 240  728  2160  320  3448

73. 5
Sol. Roots are 1  i, 1  i, 1  2i and 1  2i and r (say), where r is real.
Now, sum of the roots = 6 (from the given equation)
 4r  6r 2

Product of the roots  1  i2 1  4i2 .2 
 D  2  5  2
 D  20

74. 5
Sol. The given curve is 3x 2  y 2  2x  4y  0 ………….(i)
Let y  mx  c be the chord of curve (i) which subtends an angle of 90 o at the origin.
Then the combined equations of lines joining the points of intersection of the curve and
the chord y  mx  c to the origin can be obtained by making the equation of the curve
homogeneous with the help of the equation of the chord as follows
 y  mx   y  mx 
3x 2  y 2  2x    4y  0
 c   c 
 3cx 2  cy 2  2xy  2mx 2  4y 2  4mxy  0
  3c  2m  x 2  2 1  2m  xy   4  c  y 2  0
As the lines represented by this pair are perpendicular to each other, we must have
coefficient of x 2  coefficient of y 2  0 .
 2c  2m  4  0
 mc20
If this result is compared with y  mx  c, it can be seen that y  mx  c passes through
(1, –2).

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75. 1
Sol. 2x 2  y 2  3xy  0 Y
  2x  y  x  y   0
 y  2x, y  x y = 2x
3
are the equations of straight lines passing C
through origin. Now, let the angle between 3
tangents is 2 , then tan  45o  2   2 y=x
 A
tan 45o  tan 2 
 2
1  tan 45o tan2 45
o
X
1  tan 2 2 O
 
1  tan 2 1
2 tan 2 1
 
2 3
(By componendo and dividendo rule)
2 tan  1
 2

1  tan  3
 tan2   6 tan   1  0
6   36  4 
 tan    3  10 
2
 
 3  10 0    4 
 
3
Now, in OAC, tan  
OA
 10  3  
3  10  3 
 OA  
 3 3  10 
 10  3  10  3 
 9  90    
  9 and   90, then  2    81  90  171

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