IITIANS SPECTRUM EDUTECH

HINTS & SOLUTIONS

SRP - 2

PART-1 : PHYSICS SOLUTION

m
SECTION-I 3. Ans. (B)

u
1. Ans. (B) Sol. Given
1 1 1 1

r
Sol. According to question   
f1 f 2 f3 10

t
mg 1 1 1
F ....(i)  
1  2

c
f1 f 2 20
2F = µmg ....(ii) 1 1 1

e
 
20 f3 10
 mg 
f3 = 20 cm

p
mg  2  
 1  2  4. Ans. (A)
 
v  vw

S
Sol. f '  f0
1  2  2 v  v w  v3

 3 1200  40
f' =  580
1200  40  40
2. Ans. (C)
f'= 599 Hz
5. Ans. (B)
hc hC  1 1 
A Sol. E    12400   
Sol. 1  2  3750 5800 
x E =1.17 eV
6. Ans. (B)
Elastic energy density at Sol. Ncos = m2r
Nsin = mg N
1 (stress)2
A = constant 2 r
2 Y cot   
g r
2 g cot 
M x  r
g 2 h
1  L A  = constant y
&  = 2n 
2 Y
g cot 
x r 2 2
Y  x2 4 n

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7. Ans. (A) a
1 i
Sol. i 0 t  q
2 i0
2q
i0 
t r
R R
i0 2
& i  i0  t t
t t GM e 2  R 2 
Now F'AB  r  
2
R3  4 
dQ 2  i 
Power =  i R   i0  0 t  R
dt  t  GM e 2  R 2 
Q t 2
a AB  3 r  
2  t  R  4 

m
0 dQ  i R 0 1  t  .dt
0
10. Ans. (A)

u
t
 t 
3
 GM e
Sol. a AB  x  2 x
 1    R 3

r
  t 
2
Q  i0R (t) 
Heat =  

t
3 GM e
  
 0 R3

c
2
i Rt
= 0 0  (1)3  2 R3
3 T  2

e
 GM e
i 20 Rt 4q 2 Rt 4q 2 R
=  2 
3 t 3 3t 11. Ans. (D)

p
8. Ans. (C) Sol. Neutron = proton + electron + E
Sol. Charge will flow through C only when charge Total energy will conserve of given reaction.

S
is induced on cylinder which will happen when 940.97 = 939.67 + 0.51 + 0.01 + 0.39 + E
electric field is generated which is possible E = 0.39 MeV
when a beam of electrons flows in place This is the total energy of third particle.
conducter AB. Hence (mc2) of the undetected third particle is
9. Ans. (D) less than or equal to 0.39 MeV; but we cannot
Sol. Force due to gravitational field at a distance r be more precise.
12. Ans. (A)
m r Sol. We do not know the mass of udetected particle
A B
so it is not possible to calculate kinetic energy.
F–r R/2
13. Ans. (C)
Sol. In (iii) most of positive charge run away to the
metal knob.
So due to less charge on the leaves, the leaves
will come closer than before.
4 14. Ans. (A)
F Grm
3 Sol. Applying torque balance about hinge point O.
Component of force along O

R2
r2  /2 /2
4 Me 4
AB = Fcos   Gm r A B
3 4 3 r mg
R
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18. Ans. (A)
kq 2   
 cos  mg   sin ,
 
2
2 2 2 Sol. [Temperature gradient] = [M0L–1T0K]
 2 sin 2 
  [Coefficient of viscosity] = [ML–1T–1]
  
for small  sin  and cos  1 [Compressibility] = [M–1LT2]
2 2 2
1/ 3 [Planks constant] = [ML2T–1]
 4kq 2 
  2  19. Ans. (B)
  mg 
15. Ans. (A) 20. Ans. (C)
3R 1 2 3
Sol. Req of circuit =
2 Sol. For (P) : mgh =
2
m  
3g h =
2
voltage drop across capacitory at any time t

m
t 1 2
 R eq C
v '  v 0 1  e 
 For (Q) : mgh =
2
m  
4g h = 2

u
 
v

r
t 90°– P
 

t
R eq C 
Q '  Cv0 1  e   mg
A (1+sin)
 

c
2t
v 
3RC

Q '  C 1  e  B
u0

e
2 
For (R) : In this case bob just complete the
16. Ans. (A)
circle so h = 2

p
2t
dQ ' Cv   3RC   2 
Sol. i DE    e    For (S) : As 2g < u0 < 5g , the string will
dt 2    3RC  

S
slack in upper half of the circle.
2t
V 
3RC Assuming that string slacks when it makes an
i DE  e
3R angle  with horizontal.
17. Ans. (B)
mv 2
20N At P, T = 0 so mgsin =
µs=µk=0.6 
5kg
20N 1 1
10kg
Sol. from energy conservation mu02 = mv2 +
2 2
µs=µk=0.5
1 g
20N mg (1+ sin)  sin = & v2 =
6 3 3
5kg f max   50  30
10 Maximum height attained from starting point
20N
v 2 sin 2 (90   ) 4 4 40
10kg 20N = (1 + sin ) +    
2g 3 27 27
frequired = 20N
5
fmax =  150  75
10
freq at bottom surface = 0
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PART–2 : CHEMISTRY SOLUTION

SECTION–I 9. Ans. (D)

1. Ans. (C) Sº

3=  Sº  3 × 2.3 × 8 = 55.2
2.3  R
rHe 64
 4 Hº
rSO2 4 0=3– 9
2.3  R  104

180 H0 = 61.33 kJ

q =  4  144º
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10. Ans. (C)

m
2. Ans. (A)
H 0 61.33  100

u
p1 = V12 = 5 T= 0
=  1111.05K
S 55.2

r
p2 = V22 = 20 11. Ans. (A)

t
T2 = 8T1 4S3 = 3.2 × 1011

c
T2 V S = 2 × 10–4

e
Sm = CV, m ln  R ln 2
T1 V1
1000  4  105

p
= Cvln8 + Rln2  m =  200
2  104

S
= 47.82 Ans. 
200 = 2 × 62 +  m (C2O4–2)
3. Ans. (C)
12. Ans. (C)
K  2 104
13. Ans. (A)
–8
Ka = 4 × 10
14. Ans. (A)
pH = – log 4 108  0.01 = 4.7
15. Ans. (B)
4. Ans. (B)
16. Ans. (A)
5. Ans. (A)
17. Ans.(B)
6. Ans. (C)
18. Ans. (A)
7. Ans. (C)
19. Ans. (D)
8. Ans. (B)
20. Ans. (C)

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PART-3 : MATHEMATICS SOLUTION

SECTION-I x cos  y sin 
 Tangent PQ is  1
1. Ans. (C) a b
 a = 3cos, b = 2sin
ax
It is possible when ax = 1 and  1  ab = (3sin2)
2
 a = –1 and x = –1 6. Ans. (D)

2. Ans. (A) nx
I 2
dx
 0  x  3
 r  2 3 , A  Put x = 3t
3

n3  nt
A r 1 2 3 I  3 dt
 tan     s  18 0 9  t  1
2
2 sa 3 s  12

m
 Perimeter = 36 1
put t  & add
t

u
3. Ans. (C)

2 n3

r
(1,2)A D  2I   dt
3 0  t  1 2

t
M
n3
I

c
3
B C
7. Ans. (A)

e
(–6,3) (2 + 2)3 = (3 – 3) + 233 + 322(2 + 2)
512 = 400 + 2(k)3 + 24k2
Foot of perpendicular M is (–2,6)

p
k3 + 12k2 – 56 = 0
 d1 = 2AM = 10 & d2 = 2BM = 10 (k – 2) (k2 + 14k + 28) = 0
1 7  84

S
Area  d1d 2  50  k =  = 2, given  is integer
2 2
4. Ans. (A)   = 2
 2 + 2 = 8
 a 2a  ( + )2 = 12
Let P  at 2 , 2at  , Q  2 , 
t t   +  = 12,  12 (reject)
2  12 
 1 2
required x    x  1  0
PQ  a  t    25  t  2
 t  2 
sum of ordinates of conormal points is zero x 2  6x  1  0
8. Ans. (B)
2a
2at   2at '  0  2at '  12
t  20 
Value of given expression is  
12 3 k 
slope of normal = –t'   it is maximum when k = 10
8 2
9. Ans. (C)
5. Ans. (B)
Q(0,2) A(adjA + adjB) = B
Let ellipse is  |A|I + A.adjB = B
R (3,0)  B + A|B|I = B2
2
x y 2 0 P  B + A = B2 ....(1)
 1  |A + B| = B 2
a 2 b2
S Now  B is orthogonal  BBT = BTB = I

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10. Ans. (A) 12. Ans. (D)

Multiply (1) by BT  BTB + BTA = BTB2 24 right angled isoceles 
 BTA = B – I ...(2) 2
1
again from (1)   Area = 12
2
B –B =A 1
24 right angled scalene 
B(B – I) = A
Multiply by B–1 
2 3
 B – I = AB –1   Area = 8.2. 4 3
2
4
from (2)
8 equilatral 
AB–1 = BTA

m
 AB–1 = B–1A ( B–1 = BT as B is orthogonal) 
2
11. Ans. (A)

u
2
D' C'

r
3
A'   Area = 8.2. 4 3

t
B'
4

c
D 12  12 2  4 3
C
A B

e
12  288  48
Total number of triangles = 8C3 = 56
p + q + r = 348
on the face ABCD 

p
13. Ans. (B)
ABC  Right angle isoceles triangle
1  3k 1 k 1  2k
P 1  , P 2  , P  3 

S
ABC, ABD, BCD, CDA  4
4 4 4
six faces
1  4k
 6 × 4 = 24 Right angle isoceles triangle P 4 
4
ABD'  Right angle scalene  hence probability is always greater or equal to
ABC'  Right angle scalene  1 1
zero    k 
one edge AB has 2 Right angle scalene  4 3
P(sum 4) = 2P(1).P(3) + P(2). P(2)
12 edges  12 × 2 = 24 Right angle scalene 
2

ACD '   2.
1  3k 1  2k   1  k 
16 16
ACB' 
BDA '   8 equilateral  13k 2  8k  3 3
 
 16 16
BDC ' 
 8
A ' C ' D   k  0, k   k  0
13
A ' C ' B  14. Ans. (A)

B' D ' A   Both number even 
P
B' D ' C   sum is even


48 6  Even, Even 
   P
8 1 
 Even, Even  odd, odd 

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1  k 1  4k  A  1  / 2
. A sin 2t dt
 4 4 
1
2 
0
1  k 1  4k 1  3k 1  2k 2
.  .
4 4 4 4 
A
4k 2  5k  1 1 2
 
10k 2  2 2  2 
from (1) ƒ  x     sin x
 4k 2  5k  1  5k 2  1 2
k2 – 5k = 0  k = 0, k = 5 /2
 2 
k=0 and   2    sin xdx  3
0
 P(1) = P(2) = P(3) = P(4)
 die is unbiased.  2  /2
   cos x 0  3

m
15. Ans. (A) 
2 
Case (I) - If intersection point with x-axis is

u
integral 4

 radius is integral. 3

r
1
(Q) y  e sin x
 2  x2

t
1  x  0
1
(I,0) y  e sin x
 1  x2 0<x<1

c
Case (II) Area left side of y  axis

e
y=x Area right side of y  axis
(I,I)

p
0
2  2  x 2 dx
1 2
intersection point with x-axis is non integral  

S
1
2
 There are 503 points in I quadrants  then 2  1  x 2 dx
point of intersection with line y=x must be 0

integral  its radius is I 2 (R) ydx + xdy + x2ydy = 0

16. Ans. (D) d  xy  dy
2
 0
 xy  y
1
2
  ny  c
Area of square is 4r xy
 2I2 or 4I2 (x,y) = (1,1)  c = –1
 multiple of 2
17. Ans. (C) 1
x= y   n y  4   1
(P) Let ƒ(x) – A sinx = sinx 4y  4 
/2
cos  sin x   cos x
where A    cos tƒ  t  dt (S) lim
0 x 0 x4
ƒ(x) = (A + 1) sinx ...(1)  sin x  x   x  sin x 
/2
2 sin   sin  
 2   2 
now A    cos t ƒ  t  dt
0
 lim
x 0 x 4

/2 1 1
A    A  1 cos t sin t dt 3L  L

0
6 2

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18. Ans. (D) 19. Ans. (D)

x  3 y  5 z  7 2  6  5  7  18 
Let P'(x) = k(x – 1) (x + 1)
(P)     12
2 1 1 2 2  12  12
x3
(x,y,z) = (–21,–7,–5) P x   k  kx  c
3
(Q) Any point on line is (–3 + 2, 2 + 1, 2+3)  P(0) = 1  c = 1
1 P(1) = –1  k = 3
which lies on plane so   
6  P(x) = x3 – 3x + 1

 5 2 8 (–1,3) y=P(x)
Therefore point is  , , 
2 3 3 1

m
0
(R) if (x,y,z) is required foot of perpendicular (1,–1)
then

u
20. Ans. (D)
x 1 y 1 z  2  2  2  8  5

r
   2 |z – 1 + i| = |z + 1 – i| is a straight line
2
2 2 4 2   2   4 2

t
|z – 3| + |z – 4i| = 6 is an ellipse

c
 1 25 2  z  1  2i
(x,y,z)   , ,   2 is a circle
 12 12 12  z  3i

e
(S) for point of intersection
z z  zz  4 x  y  4

p
1 + 2 = 4 + 5 ...(1)
2 + 3 = 1 + 2 ...(2) is a square

S
3 + 4 =  ...(3)
 = –1,  = –1 ...(2)
point is (–1,–1,–1)