Paper Id : 11330 (Set-1A)

NEET MODULE TEST - 01*

Class: CBSE XII Date: 09-06-2025
Time: 135 Minutes Max marks: 540

PHYSICS
1. t1 =
s
, t2 =
s
,...., tn =
s

v1 v2 vn

⃗ ns
⇒ V =
t1 +t2 +…tn

ns n
= s s s = 1 1 1
+ +…+ + +…+
v v vn v v vn
1 2 1 2

1 1 1 1 1
= ( + + … + )
⃗ n v1 v2 vn
V

2. 2
200 = u × 2 − (1/2)a(2)

Or u − a = 100 .....(i)
2
200 + 220 = u(2 + 4) − (1/2)(2 + 4) a

Or u − 3a = 70 .....(ii)

Solving Eqs.(i) and (ii) we get a = 15cms − 2andu = 115cms − 1.

Further, v = u − at = 115 − 15x7 = 10cms − 1

3.

′′
−−−−−−−−−−−−
2 2
AA = √(πR) + (2R)

−−−−−
2
= R√π + 4

−−−−−
2
= √π + 4 (as R = 1m)

4.
2
μ sin αt−1/2gt
tan β = g/x = = tan β
μ cos αt

gt cos β
sin α − tan β u cos α = gt/2 u =
2 sin(α−β)
5. v =
ds

at
= 12 − 4t

Comparing with v =
ds

at
= 12 − 4t u = 12m/s , and a = −4m/s
2

Velocity will become zero at 0 = 12 − 4t0 or t0 = 3s

Since the given time t = 5s is greater than t0 = 3s

Distance > |displacement|

Distance d
2
u 1 2
= |s0−t | + |st−t | = + |a|(t − t0 )
0 2
2|a|

2
(12) 1 2
= + × 4 × (2) = 26m
8 2

6. Graphically, the area of v-t curve represents displacement :

S =
1

2
v max t1 or t1 =
2s

v max

2S = v max t2 or t2 =
2S

v max

5S =
1

2
v max t3 or t3 =
10S

v max

Total displacement S+2S+5S

v cv = = 2S 2S 10S
Total time
+ +
v max v max v max

v aw 8S 4
= =
v max 14S 7

Alternative :
v ew 8S 8 4
= = =
v max 2(S+5S)+2S 14 7

7. S = t
3
− 6t
2
+ 3t + 4 v =
ds
v = 3t
2
− 12t + 3 a =
dv
a = 6t − 12 a = 0
dt dt

2
⇒ 6t − 12 = 0 ⇒ t = 2 s ⇒ v = 3 × 2 − 12 × 2 + 3 = 12 − 24 + 3

= −9 m/s

8. Position of the car P at any time t, is xP (t) = at + bt

2

dxP (t)
v P (t) = = a + 2bt
dt

Similarly, for car Q, xg (t) = ft − t

2

dxQ (t)
v Q (t) = = f − 2t
dt

∵ v P (t) = v Q (t) (Given)

∴ a + 2bt = f − 2t or, 2t(b + 1) = f − a

f−a
∴ t =
2(1+b)
9. a = bt ; dv
= bt ; dv = bt dt
dt

Integrating both sides we get

v t

∫ dv = ∫ bt dt
v0 0

1 2 1 2
v = v0 = bt ; v = v 0 6 + bt
2 2

2 2
ds bt bt
= V0 + ; ∫ ds = ∫ (V0 + ) dt
dt 2 2

3
bt
S = V0 +
6

10. 400 − s =
1
gt
2
....(i)
2

s = 50t − −
1

2
gt
2
....(ii)

50t = 400 , we get

t = 8 sec
1
s = 50 × 8 − × 10 × 64 = 80m
2

11. Let the regular interval is t. When the third drop is about to fall, the first drop strikes
the ground. First drop has fallen for time: 2t

2nd drop has fallen for time: t

1st drop : 5 =
1

2
g(2t)
2

1 2 5
⇒ gt =
2 4

2nd drop: h =
1

2
gt
2
= 125m

The distance of the second drop above the ground is 5 − 1.253.75m

12. Speed of police van 30 × 5
=
25
ms
−1

18 3

The muzzle velocity, that is, the velocity of bullet with respect to van
is
[v̄ bullet ] = [v̄ bullet ] − [v̄ van ]
van ground ground

[v̄ bullet ] = [v̄ bullet ] − [v̄ van ]

ground van ground

25 475 −1
= 150 + = ms
3 3

Speed of thief's car = 192 × 5

18
=
160

3
ms
−1

Now velocity of bullet with respect to the thief's car

[v̄ bullet ] = [v̄ bullet ] − [v̄ van ]
car ground ground

475 160 −1
= − = 105 ms
3 3

Hence, the bullet hits the thief's car with speed 105 ms−1

13. VA = 90 kmph = 25 m/s

VB = 54 kmph = 15 m/s

¯
V ¯
= V ¯
− V = 15 − (−25) = 40 m/s
BA B A

time of crossing = 8 secs

l
8 =
40

⇒ l = 320 m

14. Relative speed of the cars=27+18=45km/h When the two cars meet together, time t is
given as t = distance between cars / relative speed of cars = 36 /(27+18) t = 4/5 h

Therefore, distance covered by the bird in 4/5 hours = (36) (4/5) = 28.8 km
15. To determine the displacement for t = 3 to t = 12s . we require velocities at these
instances.

v1 20
tan α = = ⇒ v 1 = 12m/s
3 5

v2 20
tan β = = ⇒ v 2 = 6m/s
(15−12) (15−5)

Area of trapezium (1) = 1

2
(12 + 20) × 2 = 32

Area of trapezium (2) = 1

2
(6 + 20) × 7 = 91

For t = 3 to 12s, Displacement = 32 + 91 = 123m

16. Since particle, initially moves in positive x direction hence its displacement is positive
initially and it became zero in time 2t0 Hence, graph in option is correct graph.
–
17. a = v
dv

dx
∘
= 4 × (− tan 60 ) = −4√3 ms
−2

18. Area under a − t graph = ΔV

19.
2 2 2 2
U sin θ1 U sin θ2
H1 = , H2 =
2g 2g

2
Sin θ1 √3 Sin θ1 cos θ1 1
H1 = 2
⇒ = ⇒ =
1 Sin θ2 cos θ2 √3
Sin θ2

20. 3 2 3
sin θ = , cos θ = tan θ =
√13 √13 2
21. h = ut +
1

2
gt
2

1 2
h = gt
2

1 2
(h − 20) = 0 + g(t − 1)
2

1 2
(h − 20) = g(t − 1)
2

1 2
h = gt
2

1 2
(h − 20) = g(t − 1)
2

1 2 1 2
h − (h − 20) = gt − g(t − 1)
2 2

1 2 1 2 1
h − h + 20 = gt − gt − g + gt
2 2 2
g
20 = gt −
2

2
⇒ gt = 25 (∵ g = 10ms

⇒ t = 2
1 2
h = × 10 × (2.5) = 3125m
2

22. y = ax − bx
2
; for height or y to be maximum:

or a − 2bx or x
dy a
= 0 = 0 =
dx 2b

i. ymax
2 2
a a a
= a( ) − b( ) =
2b 2b 4b

ii. ( dx ) , where θ0 = angle of projection

dy
= a = tan θ0
x=0

−1
θ0 = tan (a)

23. Let the componenets of A⃗ makes angles α, β and γ with x, y and z-axis respectively

then α = β = γ

2 2 2 2 1
cos α + cos β + cos γ = 1 ⇒ 3 cos α = 1 ⇒ cos α =
√3

A
∴ Ax = Ay = Az = A cos α =
√3

24. t =
√V1 v 2
=
√20×20
= 2 s
g 10

x = 40 × 2 = 80 m

25. V y
¯ +¯
¯ = V
y
¯
¯¯¯
at V¯ = 12^
y j − 10 × 2^ ^
j = −8j

26.
24 sin θ
T1 =
g

24 cos θ
T2 =
g

2
2 2 4u
T + T = 2
1 2 g

g 1/2
2 2
u = (T + T )
2 1 2
27. → →
⇀
→ →
C = A − ( A ⋅ B) B

(OR)
→ →
Vector perpendicular B is C = (^
i + ^
j)

Component of along
⃗ ⃗
⃗ AC 5
A A cos θ = =
C √2

Vector component of along is (A cos θ)C

⃗
⃗ ⃗ ^ C
A C = A cos θ ( )
C

^ ^
5 ( i +j) 5
= = (^ ^
i + j)
√2 √2 2

28. Let u be initial velocity of the projectile

For angle of projection (450 + α) , horizontal range is

2 0 2 ∘
u sin 2(45 +α) u sin(90 +2α) 2
u cos 2α
R1 = = =
g g g

For angle of projection (450 − α) ,horizontal range is

2 ∘ 2 ∘
u sin 2(45 −α) u sin(90 −2α) 2
cos 2α
u
R2 = = =
g g g

R1
∴ = 1
R2

−−
29. Time of fall = √
2h

Time taken by the sound to come out = h

−− −−
Total time = √
2h

g
+
h

c
= [√
2

gh
+
1

c
]

30. t1 =
2d
→ 1
2 2
√ v −v
1 2

2dν
t2 = 2 2
→ 2
v −v
1 2

2d
t3 = → 3
v1

−− −
t1 = √t2 t3

31. y = 10x − (
5

9
)x
2

g
2
y = x tan θ − 2 2
x
2u cos θ

and
g 5
tan θ = 10 2 2
=
2u cos θ 9

2 2
10u cos θ = 9g

2 2
∴ u cos θ = 9
2 2 2
2u sin θ cos θ 2u tan θ cos θ
R = = (∵ sin θ = tan θ cos θ)
g g

2 2
2(u cos θ)⋅tan θ
2×9×10
= = = 18m
g 10

−− −
32. t = √t1 t2
33. T = (2u sinq/g) = 4s

And H
2 2
u sin θ
= = 20m
2g

Now average velocity =

displacement

T ime

2 2
√ (20) +(40)

=
2
–
= 10√5m/s

34. h = (u sin θ)t −

1

2
2
gt

d = (u cos θ)t or t =
d

u cos θ

2
d 1 d
h = u sin θ − − g − 2 2
u cos θ 2 u cos θ
−−−−−−−
g
−
d
u = √
cos θ 2(d tan θ−h)

35. tan 45° = H

⇒ H=x
−
−−
⇒ H = u √ 2H
g

u = 20 m/s

36. The velocity v acquired by the parachutist after 10s :

−1
v = u + gt = 0 + 10 × 10 = 100ms

1 2 1 2
T hen, s1 = ut + gt = 0 + × 10 × 10 = 500m
2 2

The distance travelled by the parachutist under retardation

s2 = 2495 − 500 = 1995m

Let vg be the velocity on reaching the ground. Then

2 2
vg − v = 2as2

Or v2g − (100)
2 −1
= 2 × (−2.5) × 1995 or v g = 5ms

37. at = 0.4 m/s

2

F
ac =
m
2
m
ac =
mr

2 2
v 6 2
ac = ⇒ ⇒ 0.3 m/s
r 120
−−−−−−
2 2
−−−−−−−−−− −
2 2
anet = √ac + a = √(0.3) + (0.4) = 0.5
t
38. ω1 = 2π × 300 rad / min

ω2 = 2πx100rad/min

ω1 −ω2
α =
2

2π×300−2π×100
=
2

= 2π × 100 rad /min

39. and at
2 3
t t ds 2 dv d 2
s = + ⇒v = = t + t = = (t + t )= 1 + 2t
2 3 dt dt dt

At t and at , ac
2
2 v 36 2
= 2sec, v = 6m/s = 5 m/s = = = 12 m/s
r 3
−−−−−−
−−−−−−−−−−
a N = √a
2
t
2 2 2
+ a = √(12) + (5) = 13 m/s
t
2
.

40. ¯
¯
−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−
2
−
2
|Δv̄| = √v + v + 2v 1 v 2 cos(π − θ)
1 2

θ
= 2v sin (∵ |v⃗1 | = |v⃗2 |) = v
2

∘ 1
= (2 × 10) × sin(30 ) = 2 × 10 × = 10 m/s
2

41.
∘
45 , at = at = 9
2 2
v v
= = 9
r 4

v = 6 m/s

6 = 0 + 9t
2
t = sec
3

42.
2
m(nv)
F1 =
r

2
2m(v) 2
4mv
F2 = =
(r/2) r

F1 = F2
2
m(nv) 2
4mv
=
r r

2
n = 4

∴ n = 2

43. with respect to cart →

u
−
−
= 20√3j

–
w.r.t. cart a⃗ = −10√3i − 10j

minimum radius of curvature

2
(30)
ρmin = = 45 m
20

44.
2 2
u sin θ 2πR
4R = ,T =
2g u

2πR
u =
T

2 2 2
4π R sin θ
4R = 2
×
T 2g

2
−−−−
2 2 1/2
2 2gT 2gT −1 2gT
sin θ = 2
; sin θ = √ ; θ = sin ( )
2 2
π R π R π R
45. θ = 2πN
−−
2θ
t = √
α

CHEMISTRY
46. Δv =
0.1

100
× 2.2 × 10
6
= 2.2 × 10 ms
3 −1

h
Δx =
4πmΔv
−34
6.63×10
= −31 3
m
4×3.143×9.1×10 ×2.2×10

−6 −9
= 0.0263 × 10 m = 26.3 × 10 m

= 26.3nm

47. KE = 3.4ev
−19
= 3.4 × 1.6 × 10 J
−19
= 5.44 × 10 J
−34
6.6×10
∴ λ =
√ 2×9×10 −31 ×5.44×10 −19

−10
λ = 6.7 × 10 m

48. Diffraction and interference of light Wave nature of electromagnetic radiations

can be explained by
Spectrum of visible light is called Continuous spectrum

Bohr's frequency rule is

E 2 −E 1
v =
h

Emission spectra of atoms in gas Discontinuous line spectrum

Phase is called

49. Assertion explains reason

1 1 1
= R[ 2
− 2
]
λ 2 ∞

4 ∘ ∘
λ = = 4 × 912A = 3648A
R

= 364.8nm

Limiting line in balmer series is ∞ → 2

50. e − 1 = n + l = 3

e − 2 = 4

e − 3 = 5

e − 4 = 4

Lower the (n + l) value, lower is the energy.

−−−
−
51. λ ∝
1
= √
K E1
=
λ1
or
λ1

√KE K E2 λ2 0.99λ1

2
⇒ K E 2 = (0.99) K E 2 ≈ 1.02K E 1

% change in KE
K E 2 −K E 1
= × 100 ≈ 2%
KE 1

52.
53. 1

Z
= R[
1

4
−
1

9
] =
R×5

36

p) 1

λ
= R [1 −
1

9
] =
R×8

λ 9×5 5 1240 1240×32 7936

= ⇒ λ = Z × ( ) ΔE = 5
= = eV
Z 36×8 32 Z×5 Z
Z×
32

q) 1

λ
= R[
1

9
−
16
1
] =
R×7

9×16

λ 9×16×5 20
= ⇒ λ = ( )Z
Z 36×7 7

r) 1

λ
= R[
1

4
−
1

16
] = R ×
12

16×4

λ 16×4 5 80 80
= × = ⇒ λ = Z
Z 12 36 3×36 3×36

1240×3×36 1674
ΔE = = eV
80Z Z

s) 1

λ
= R[
1
2
−
1

∞
] = R
1

λ 5 5
= ⇒ λ = Z nm
Z 36 36

54.
55. (A)(R)(R)

56. The total energy of the system takes into account the kinetic energies of all the sub-
atomic particles, attractive potential between the electrons and nuclei also include
repulsive potential among the electrons and nuclei individually

57. 1. 1s

2. 2s
3. 2p

4. 3d

5. 3d

In the absence of any field, 3d in (D) and (E) will be of equal energy.

58. e
−
belongs to 3rd orbit
3h 1.5h
∴ =
2π π

59. h
Δx. Δv ≥
4πm
−34
6.62 × 10
Δx ≥
−3 −5
4 × 3.14 × 25 × 10 × 10

28
= 2.10 × 10 m

60. ℓ = 2 means d-orbital

3+ 5 0
Fe : 3d 4s

So, 3d have 5 electrons

61. Statement-1 is True, Statement-2 is False

62. Minimum wavelength for lyman series,

In lyman series as n2 in c,
′ ′
λ dec

63.
n ∘
λn = 3.33 × A
z

∴ For 2nd orbit of Be+3 , 2πr = nλ

2×3.33×2 ∘
= A
4

∘
= 3.33 A

In 2nd orbit 'z' waves are possibile

64. Filling up takes as per energy energy , i.e lowest to high.

65. ℓ = 2 dz 2

66. KE = hυ − w hυ = 298 KJ /mol

= 51.5 kJ w = 246.5 KJ /mol

298 → 100%

51.5 →? = 17%

67.
68. (n1 = 2, n2 = 3, 4 …)

−−−−−−
69. λ1
= √
m2 Q V2
2

λ2 m1 Q V1
1

−
−−
λ1 Q
2
= √
λ2 Q
1

λ1 > λ2

70. m =
h

4πΔx.Δv
= 100 kg

71. 1
= R[
1
−
1
] × z
2
2 2
λ n n
1 2

−−−−
Z = √3.07 = 1.73 ≈ 2

72. statement-I is true, Statement-II is true; Statement-II is correct explanation for

statement-I

73. Correct R. The path of an electron in an atom is not clearly defined. This is because its
position cannot be measured with absolute accuracy
λA PB
=
λB PA

−7
8×10 PA −7
= λB = 32 × 10
λB 4P A

74. 32 × 10
−7
m
75. radial nodel= n − l − 1

= 4 − 0 − 1 = 3

76. Eα
1

Maximum wavelength radiation means minimum energy radiation which is emitted

when transition occurs from 4 → 2 .
1 1 1
= R( − )
λ 4 16

77. verification based on options

−−
78. λ =
h
⇒ λ
2
=
h
λ = √
h

mλ m m

79. e
−
is excited to 3rd orbit

no of spectral lines= ∑ n2 − n1

= ∑ (3 − 1) = ∑ 2

= 2 + 1 = 3

80. λα
1

z
2

81. Radical nodes=n − l − 1

angular nodes (or) nodal planess=l

82. I I 3dxy has four lobes and two angular nodes

IV . It is degenerate to 3dx 2
−y
2 orbital

83. 5 → 1

5 → 4 → 1

5 → 3 → 1

5 → 4 → 3 → 1

84. IE of H-atom = 13.6eV

Incident energy = 1.5 × IE

= 1.5 × 13.6eV

KE of e− ejected out = (1.5 × 13.6) − 13.6

= 0.5 × 13.6eV
−19
EK = KE− = 0.5 × 13.6 × 1.6 × 10 J
−34
h 6.62×10 J−sec
λ = = 1
√2Em
−31 −19
(2×6.8×9.1×10 ×1.6×10 ) 2

−9

λ =
6.62×10

14.07
= 4.7 Å
85.
2
kn
λ = 2
n −4

Wave number for Balmer transition n → 2

1 2 1 1 2 1 1
⇒ = Rz [ 2
− 2
] = R × (1) ( 2
− 2
)
λ n n
(2) (2)

2
4n 4
λ = ⇒ K =
2 R
R(n −4)

86. W = E − K. E
−20
= hv − (6.626 × 10 )

−34 14 −20
= 6.626 × 10 × 6 × 10 − (6.626 × 10 )

−20
= 6.626 × 10 (6 − 1)

−20
= 5 × 6.626 × 10
−20
5×6.626×10
W = −19
ev
1.602×10

−1
= 20.68 × 10

87. λ1 =
36
2
; λ2 =
4
2
Δλ = λ1 − λ2 334 = (
36

5
−
4

3
)
1

RH
×
1
2
Z = 4
5RZ 3RZ Z

88. Since red line lies in the visible range which is the Balmer series, so the only possible
jump is 3 → 2

89.
−34
h 6×10
λ = = −31
= 6666.7 nm
mv 9×10 ×1000

90.
BOTANY
91. All are correct
μm
92.
93.
94. (−COOH)(−NH2 )

95. In a polysaccharide chain, the Right end is non-reducing while the left end is reducing.

96.
97. (a) and (c)

98. S-I and S-II are correct

99. Lipids are not polymeric compounds e.g., Gingely oil.

100. There is no change in Vmax and KM increases

101. R functional groups.

102. Phospholipid layer provides fluidity to plasma membrane. phospholipids are more in

unsaturated fatty acids which are liquid in nature .so lipids are showing quasifluid

nature.

103. They are membranous

104. Three

105.
106.
107. (c) Attached to the some cellular structures in eukaryotic cell

(d) In the cytosol of eukaryotic cell

108.
109. B and C

110. Centrosome contain 2 centroles each centriole has 27 − microtubules. Number of

microtubule in the centrosome.
= 27 × 2 = 54

111.
only (ii) & iii)

112.
113. None of these

114. A is false, B is true

115.
116. A saturated or unsaturated fatty acid esterified to a glycerol molecule to which a
phosphate group is also attached

117.
118.
119. A, C and D

120. Omnis cellula-e cellula is not applicable to viruses because they are acellular

121.
122. Thylakoid membrane has F0 − F1 complex and photophosphoreylation occurs there
123. The lipids are arranged within the membrane with the polar head towards the inner
sides and the hydrophobic tails towards the outer part.

124. Adenine

125.
126.
127. Dihydroxy acetone

128.
129. Two

130.
131.
132. Only (c) and (e)

133. Three

134.
135.

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