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1. For the arrangement shown below, find the magnitude and direction of the net
gravitational force acting on the central particle at O, with respect to the axes shown is

A)
3GM 2
d2
î B)
3GM 2 ˆ
d2
j C)
3GM 2 ˆ ˆ
d2
i+ j ( ) D)
3GM 2 ˆ ˆ
d2
−i − j ( )
2. A smooth tunnel is dug along the radius of earth that end at the centre. A ball is
released from the surface of earth along the tunnel. The coefficient of restitution for
collision between the centre of the earth and ball is 0.5. The distance travelled by ball
till before second collision with the centre is βR . (Given, mass of the earth is M and
radius of the earth is R). Find the value of β .
A) 2 B) 3 C) 1 D) 4
3. The gravitational potential of two homogeneous spherical shells A and B of same
surface density at their respective centres are in the ratio 3 : 4. If the two shells coalesce
into single one such that surface density remains same, then the ratio of potential at an
internal point of the new shell to that of shell A is equal to
3 5 4 5
A) B) C) D)
2 3 3 7
4. A spaceship approaches the moon (mass = Mm, radius = Rm) along a parabolic path
which is almost tangential to its surface (very close to it). At the moment of closest
approach, a brake rocket is fired to convert the spaceship into a satellite of the moon in
circular orbit. The change in speed of spaceship is
A)
(
1
2 −1)
GM m
Rm
B) ( 3 −1 ) GM m
Rm

C) ( 2 − 1) ( )
GM m GM m
D) 5 −1
Rm Rm

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5. A solid sphere of mass m and radius r is initially placed at a distance 5r from the point
mass m0 as shown in the figure. Now, it is shifted to a position at a distance 3r from the
point mass. During displacement, the point mass m0 is also uniformly expanded to a
radius 2r so that its density decreases uniformly throughout its volume. The work
required in this process is

Gm Gm
A)
30r
( 9m − 4m 0 ) B)
25r
( 9m − 4m 0 )
Gm Gm
C)
30r
(19m − 9m 0 ) D)
20r
( 5m − 2m0 )
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6. An earth’s satellite is revolving in a circular orbit of radius a with a velocity v0. A gun
is in the satellite and is aimed directly towards the earth. A bullet is fired from the gun
v0
with a muzzle velocity . Neglecting resistance offered by cosmic dust and recoil of
2
gun during subsequent motion of bullet from the centre of the earth. Choose the correct
option(s)
A) Maximum distance of bullet is 3a
3a
B) Minimum distance of bullet is
4
C) Maximum distance of bullet is 2a
2a
D) Minimum distance of bullet is
3

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7. A satellite of mass m is orbiting a planet of mass M at a radial distance r from the
centre of the planet. The satellite explodes by expelling very rapidly a small amount of
its mass ∆m in opposite direction to its orbital velocity. The immediate recoil velocity
of the satellite is vr (additional to the velocity already possessed by the satellite). The
maximum value of vr for which the satellite remains in the gravitational field
(assuming ∆m << m ) is x. Then,
A) x = ( 2 +1 ) GM
R

B) x = ( )
2 −1
GM
R
C) ∆m is not negligible, the value of x gets modified
D) ∆m is not negligible, the value of x does not get modified
8. Two spherical planets P1 and P2 have the same uniform density ρ , masses M1 and M2
and surface areas A and 4A, respectively. A spherical planet P3 also has uniform
density ρ and its mass is ( M1 + M 2 ) . The escape velocities from the planets P1, P2 and P3
are v1, v2 and v3, respectively. Then,
v3 v1 1
A) v 2 > v3 > v1 B) v3 > v 2 > v1 C) =3 D) =
v1 v2 2
9. Three particles, each of mass m are placed at the three corners of an equilateral triangle
of side L. The force exerted by the system on a particle of mass m0 is F. Then,
A) F = zero, if m0 is at the centre of the triangle
2Gmm 0
B) F = , if m0 is at the centre of the triangle
3L2
2Gmm 0
C) F = , if m0 is at the mid – point of a side
3L2
4Gmm 0
D) F = , if m0 is at the mid – point of a side
3L2

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10. A non – homogeneous sphere of radius R has the following density variation
ρ = ρ0 for r ≤ R / 3
ρ0 R 3R
ρ= for < r ≤ and
2 3 4
ρ 3R
ρ = 0 for <r≤R
8 4
R 3πGRρ 0
A) The gravitational field due to sphere at r = is
4 9
R 35πGRρ0
B) The gravitational field due to the sphere at r = is
2 81
R 7 GR0
C) The gravitational field due to the sphere at r  is
2 64
R 6πGRρ0
D) The gravitational field due to the sphere at r  is
4 9
11. A satellite of mass m orbits around the Earth in an elliptical path of semi – major and
semi – minor axis 2a and a respectively such that the Earth is located at one of the foci
of the elliptical path. At an instant when the satellite is located at a distance of r, its
velocity is u at an angle 600 with respect to the position vector of the satellite from the
centre of the earth. Consider only the gravitational force between the satellite and the
Earth and assume that the Earth is a perfect sphere. (Assume that mass of the satellite is
negligible as compared to mass of the Earth).
A) Orbital angular momentum of the satellite with respect to centre of the Earth is
3
mur
2
B) Areal velocity of position vector of the satellite with respect to centre of the Earth is
3
ur
4
8πa 2
C) Time period of orbital motion of the satellite around the Earth is
3ur
D) Time period of satellite’s orbital motion is independent of mass of the earth

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12. A space vehicle moving in a circular orbit of radius r1 transfer to a larger circular orbit
of radius r2 by means of an elliptical path between A and B. The transfer is
accomplished by a burst of speed ∆VA at A and a second burst of speed ∆VB at B.
(R is the radius of the earth, g is the acceleration due to gravity on the surface of the
earth, neglect the spin of the earth)

g
A) Velocity at A in a circular orbit of radius r1 is R
r1

B) Velocity at A of elliptical orbit (perihelion (near point) of the transferred orbit) is

2gr2
R
r1 ( r1 + r2 )

C) Velocity at B of elliptical orbit (aphelion (far point) of the transferred orbit) is

2gr1
R
r2 ( r1 + r2 )

g  2r1 
D) Velocity increment at B from elliptical path to circular path is R  1 − 
r2  r1 + r2 

13. A solid sphere of uniform density and radius 4 m is located with its centre at the origin
O of the coordinate system (see figure). Two spheres of equal radius 1 m with their
cavities at A(- 2 , 0, 0) and B(2, 0, 0) respectively are taken out leaving behind
spherical cavities. The mass of each sphere taken out is M.

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A) If a particle of mass m is released at point B, then its acceleration would be GM
16
15
B) If a particle of mass m is released at point B, then its acceleration would be GM
16
C) The gravitational field due to the sphere (with holes) shown at point O is zero
D) If a particle of mass m is released at point B, then its acceleration would be
zero
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14. Two identical thin rods each of length 2l have equal mass m, that is distributed
uniformly along their lengths. The rods lie along X – axis with their centres separated
by a distance d > 2l

Gm 2  d 2 
The magnitude of the force exerted by the left rod on the right one is ln  2 2 
.
4l 2 d − βl 
Find the value of β .

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15. A ring of radius R = 4 m made of a highly dense material has a mass
m1 = 5.4 × 109 kg distributed uniformly over its circumference. A highly dense particle of
mass m2 = 6 ×108 kg is placed on the axis of the ring at a distance 3 m from the centre of
the ring. The speed of the particle, when the particle is at the centre of the ring is
approximately 2α cms −1 . Find the nearest integral value of α . Except mutual
gravitational interaction of the two, neglect all other forces.
G  6.67 10 11
in SI units 
16. A projectile of mass m is fired from the surface of earth at an angle α = 600 from the
GM
vertical. The initial speed of the projectile is u = , where M and R are mass and
R
R
radius of the earth. The projectile rises to a height above the surface of earth. Find
Ψ
the value of Ψ . Neglect air resistance and the rotation of earth.

17. The distance between two stars of masses M and 16M is 10a. Their radii a and 2a
respectively. A body of mass m is fired straight from the surface of larger star towards
the smaller star. If the minimum speed of projection to reach the surface of smaller star
x yGM
is . Then find the value of x + y
2 a
18. Angular speed of rotation of the earth is ω0 . A train is running along the equator at a
speed v from west to east. A very sensitive balance inside the train shows the weight of
an object as W1. During the return journey when the train is running at same speed
from east to west the balance shows the weight of the object to be W2. Weight of the
object when the train is at rest was shown to be W0 by the balance. If W2 – W1 is
nW0ω0 v
. Find n
g

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SOLUTIONS
PHYSICS
1. Net force on M due to M and M, 2M and 2M, 4M and 4M, 5M and 5M and 7M and 7M is zero.
M3M 3GM 2
The force due to 3M is F = G = along X - axis
d2 d2
GM
2. a=− y
R3

dv GM GM
∴v =− 3 y vdv = − ydy
dy R R3
During downward journey, u =0, v = v and y runs from R to zero
v GM 0 v2 GM  R2 
∴ ∫ vdv = −
R 3 ∫R
ydy ⇒ = − 3 0− 
0 2 R  2 
GM
⇒v= After collision with the centre, velocity is v1(say)
R
1 v1 − 0 1 1 GM
Given, e = ⇒ = ⇒ v1 =
2 v−0 2 2 R
In the upward journey, let the ball reaches to a height h
2
0 GM h v1 GM h 2
Now, ∫v1 vdv = − 3 ∫0 ydy ⇒ = 3 .
R 2 R 2
1 GM GM 2 R
. = 3 .h ⇒ h =
4 R R 2
R R
∴ Required distance is R + + = 2R ∴β = 2
2 2
3. mA = σ4πR A , m B = σ4πR B , where σ = surface density
2 2

Gm A Gm B VA m A R B σ4πR A2 R B R A
VA = − , VB = − = . = . =
RA RB VB m B R A σ 4πR B2 R A R B
V 3 R 3 4
Given, A = ∴ A = ⇒ RB = RA
VB 4 RB 4 3
For new shell of mass m and radius R,
m = m A + m B = σ 4πR A2 + σ 4πR B2
σ4πR 2 = σ4π ( R 2A + R 2B ) ⇒ 4πR 2 = σ4π ( R 2A + R 2B ) ⇒ R 2 = R 2A +
16 2
RA
9
5 m σ4πR 2 25 V m R A 25 3 5
∴R = RA ; = = ∴ = . = × =
3 m A σ 4πR A2 9 VA m A R 9 5 3
4. A particle follows a parabolic trajectory tangential to a planet, when at the surface of planet it
2GM m
has a velocity ∴ v =
Rm

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Now, to transform it into a circular orbit, its speed should be decreased to orbital speed
∴v =
2GM m
Rm
∴ change in speed = v − v 0 =
GM m
Rm
( )
2 −1

5. In this process during displacement, the size of sphere is also changing. So, we have account for
the self energy of sphere also.
The total initial energy of the system is
U i = Self energy of m 0 + Self energy of m + Interaction energy of m0 and m
 3 Gm 2   Gmm0 
= 0+− +− The new situation is shown in figure
 5 r   5r 
m
3r
m0
2r
The total final energy of the system is
 3 Gm   Gmm 0 
2
Uf = 0 +  − +−
 5 2r   3r 
 3 Gm 2 Gmm 0   3 Gm 2 Gmm0  Gm
w = U f − Ui =  − − −− − = ( 9m − 4m 0 )
 5 2r 3r   5 2r 3r  30r
GM
6. Orbital speed of satellite is v 0 = ….(i)
a
From conservation of angular momentum at P and Q, we have mav 0 = mvr

v02 5
In the given figure, v net = v +2
0 = v0
4 2
From conservation of mechanical energy at P and Q, we have
1  5  GMm 1 GMm 5 2 GM v 2 GM
m

v0  −

= mv 2 − v0 − = −
2  2  a 2 r 8 a 2 r
Substituting values of v and v0 from eqs.(i) and (ii), we get
5 GM GM a 2 1  GM  GM
. − = 2.  −
8 a a r 2 a  r
3 a 1
− = 2 − or −3r 2 = 4a 2 − 8ar
8a 2r r
8a ± 64a 2 − 48a 2 8a ± 4a 2a
3r 2 − ( 8a ) r + 4a 2 = 0 ⇒ r = Or r = 2a and r =
r=
6 6 3
GM
7. Just before collision, the orbital velocity is v 0 =
R
Now, the total energy of satellite is negative. Even after expelling ∆m , if the satellite has to be
in the gravitational field of planet, its total energy should be negative again.
1 GM ( m − ∆m )
( m − ∆m )( v0 + vr ) −
2
∴ ≤0 ……(i)
2 R
2GM 2GM
( v0 + v r ) ≤
2
⇒ v0 + v r ≤
R R
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GM
R
+ vr ≤
2GM
R
⇒ vr ≤ ( 2 −1 ) GM
R

Maximum value of vr is ∴x = ( 2 −1) GM

R
In Eq.(i), ( m − ∆m ) gets cancelled out. So, no modification is required
4 
2G  πR 3  ρ
8. ve =
2GM
= 3  = 4Gρ R v e αR
R R 3
A = 4πR 1
2
And 4A = 4πR 22
⇒ R 2 = 2R1 Mass of P3 is M3 = M1 + M 2
4 3 4 3 4 3
 πR 3  ρ =  πR 1  ρ +  πR 2  ρ R 33 = R13 + R 32
3  3  3 
⇒ R 3 = 9R 1
3 3
⇒ R 3 = 91/3 R 1
∴ R 3 > R 2 > R1 So, v 3 > v 2 > v1
v v 1
Also, 3 = 91/ 3 and 1 =
v1 v2 2
0
9. | F1 |=| F2 |=| F3 | Angles between F1 and F2 , F2 and F3 and F3 and F1 each is equal to 120

∴ Fnet on m 0 = 0 When m0 is at the mid – point of a side, forces on m0

due to masses at 2 and 3 cancel out each other. So, force due to m at 1, on m0 is

mm 0 4Gmm 0
Fnet = G =
( )
2
3L / 2 3L2

R
10. For r = , density = ρ0
4
3

The mass of the sphere of radius R / 4 is m = π   ρ0 = πR 3ρ0 / 48

4 R
3 4
R 3πGRρ0
from the centre of sphere is =
∴ Gravitational field at a distance
4 9
R R R R ρ0
For r = , upto , ρ = ρ0 and between and , ρ =
2 3 3 2 2
4 R
3
4  R  4  R   ρ
3 3

∴ m = π   ρ0 +  π   − π    0
3 3  3  2  3  3   2
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5R Gm G × 0.332πR 3ρ0
∴ Gravitational field at a distance, r = is E g = = × 36 = 0.48πGRρ0
( 5R / 6 )
2
6 25R 2
11. Conceptual
12. Conceptual
13. Mass of the sphere of radius 1 m = M
4 3
M  π ( 4) 
∴ Mass of the whole sphere of radius 4 m is M1 =   = 64 M
3
4
π (1)
3

3
∴ The gravitational field at B is
GM1r GM
EB = field due to whole sphere – field due to sphere A = −
( AB)
3 2
R
G ( 64M ) × 2 GM 31 31
Or E B = − 2 = GM ∴ Acceleration of B is aB = GM
43 4 16 16
∴ The gravitational field at O is zero due to symmetry
14. Consider only left rod (in the absence of right rod). Consider a hypothetical point P as shown

m
G
Gdm
Gravitational field due to element, at P is dEg = 2 = 22l dx
X X
d1 + 2l
Gm d 1 + 2l 1 Gm  1 
At P, Eg =
2l ∫d 1
X 2
dx = −
2l  X  d 1
Gm  1 1  Gm d 1 + 2l − d 1
∴ Eg = − = .
2l  d 1 d 1 + 2l  2l d 1 ( d 1 + 2l )
Gm
Or E g = …..(i) Now, let us consider two rods
d ( d 1 + 2l )
1

Consider an element of length dx on right side rod. This element is at a distance x from right
Gm
end of left rod. Field due to left rod at the location of this element is by using Eq.(i)
x ( x + 2l )
Gm m Gm2 1
Force on this element is dF = Eg dm = . dx Or dF = . dx
x ( x + 2l ) 2l 2l x ( x + 2l )
d
Gm 2 d 1 Gm 2  1  2l + x   Gm 2  d 2 
Fnet =
2l ∫ d − 2l x ( x + 2l )
dx =
2l  − in  
 2l  x   d −2l
= ln  
4l 2  d 2 − 4l 2 
⇒β =4
15. When the particle is at the centre, let their respective speeds are v1 and v2
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From conservation of linear momentum, 0 = 5.4 ×109 v1 − 6 ×108 v2 ∴ v2 = 9v1

From conservation energy, (U + K )i = (U + K ) f
1 1 1
+ m1v12 + m2 v22 Gm1m2  −  = m1v12 + m2 ( 81v12 )
Gm1m2 Gm1m2 1 1 1
− +0= −
4 +3
2 2 4 2 2  4 5 2 2

G
( 9m22 ) 1
= ( 90m2 ) v12 v1 =
Gm2
=
6.67 × 10−11 × 6 × 108
= 0.02ms −1
20 2 100 100
∴ v2 = 9v1 = 0.18ms −1 = 18cms −1 = 2 × 9cms −1 ⇒ α = 9
16. Let v be the speed of projectile at the highest point. By conservation of angular momentum and
conservation of mechanical energy, we have
1 GMm 1 2 GMm
muR sin α = mvrmax mu 2 − = mv −
2 R 2 f max
3R R
Solving these two equations, we give f max = ∴ hmax = rmax − R = ⇒ Ψ = 2
2 2
17. Particle has to be sent from surface of larger star to the null point. After that field of smaller star
will attract it. Apply conservation of energy between the points surface of larger star and null
point.
mV02
18. When the train is at rest W0 = mg −
R
[V0 = ω 0 R, ω 0 = angular speed of the earth ]

When the train is moving from West to East V1 = V0+ v

m (V0 + v )
2

∴W1 = mg − For train running due west V2 = V0 − v

R
m (V0 − v )
2
m
(V0 + v ) − (V0 − v ) 
2 2
W2 = mg − ∴W2 − W1 =
R R  
m 4 m (ω 0 R ) v W
= [ 4V0 v ] = = 4mω 0 v = 4 0 ω 0v
R R g
CHEMISTRY
CH 3 − C − CH 2 − C − CH 3
19. || || pentan – 2, 5 – dione
O O

20. Conceptual 21. Conceptual

22. Conceptual 23. Conceptual
24. Conceptual 25. Conceptual
26. Conceptual 27. Conceptual
28. Conceptual 29. Conceptual
30. Conceptual 31. Conceptual
O

NH
2 2-methyl-2-pentenamide
32. Incorrect is
33. IUPAC name is: 2,3,5 – trimethyl hexane
34. Conceptual
35. The six isomers of given compound are

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