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Narayana IIT Academy 08-01-18_Jr.IIT_IZ_JEE-ADV_2011-P2_CUT-20_Key &Sol’s
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Narayana IIT Academy INDIA
Sec: Jr. IIT_IZ JEE–ADVANCE Date: 08-01-18 Time: 07:30 AM to 10:30 AM 2011-P2-Model Max Marks: 240
KEY & SOLUTIONS KEY SHEET
CHEMISTRY 1 B 2 B 3 B 4 D 5 D 6 B 7 B 8 C 9 ACD 10 CD 11 CD 12 BD 13 7 14 5 15 9
16 8 17 6 18 4 19
A-RS B-P C-QS D-R
20
A-R B-S C-T D-P
PHYSICS
21 A 22 A 23 C 24 D 25 A 26 C 27 C 28 B 29 AB 30 AD 31 BC 32 BC 33 6 34 5 35 3
36 3 37 2 38 5 39
A-RST B-RT C-QT D-PT
40
A-P B-R C-Q D-S
MATHS
41 A 42 D 43 A 44 C 45 C 46 C 47 D 48 D 49 ABC 50 AC 51 A 52 ABC 53 9 54 3 55 9
56 2 57 1 58 8 59
A-Q B-P C-S D-P
60
A-PQS B-QS C-PQS D-R
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SOLUTIONS CHEMISTRY
1. eqG 2.303RT log K
eq6.909 1000 2.303(2)(300) log K
5eqK 10 for 2A 2A
5
eqK 1022A A
t = 0 CONC 8 -
t = conc ---- .4
eqt conc 2x .4
2 eqA 0.4
2. 2 2 2 21H O (aq) H O( ) O (g)2
t=0mols 2 12
t=5 hrs mols 1 34
t=10 hrs mol 12
34
t=0 14
78
2 3H O reacted
3n4
2O produced
3n8
b/w 6 to 15 hrs
3 1800W ngRT (2)(300) 225cal8 8
3. CONCEPTUAL
4. Total energy emitted in 1 minute = 40 60 Joule
Energy emitted in the form of photon = 20 60 Joule
Energy of one photon = 12400 eV 2eV6200
Number of photons emitted = 19
20 602 1.6 10
= 2120
600 60 1016 10 16
= 213.75 10
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5. CONCEPTUAL
6. SOL:
Y
X x
X
Y
X
(0.2) RT PiC RT3(.1)RT(3)(2)3 P 1.5P2
7. 3 4 3 3 3 3 3 3 64NaBH
HClBCl NH Cl B N H Cl B N H
8. K gives violet coloured flame.
2 2 2 2 22H OK O KO KOH H O O
9. CONCEPTUAL
10. CONCEPTUAL
11.
0 0 0 0A B A B
0 0 0 0A B A B
1 2250 P p 750 P 2p3 31 1300 P p 600 P 2p2 2
0B150 P
0AP 450
12. CONCEPTUAL
13. SOL: 33H A 3H A
3 3
1 2 33
H AKa Ka Ka
H A
3 2H A H H A
eqt conc 0.1 x x
1aK = 510 =
2x0.1
3x 10 H
3H A 0.1M
241 2 3Ka Ka Ka 10
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1 2 3 333
Ka Ka Ka H AA
H
24 2516
3 93
10 0.1 10 101010
X+y=1+6 =7
14. CONCEPTUAL
15.
3902 2C(s) O (g) CO (g)
720 490
C(g) 2O(g)
BF390 720 490 H
HBEHBEHBD C 0
390 720 4901600
2 | R.E | 1600| R.E | 1600 1420
180| R.E | 9
20
16. CONCEPTUAL
17. n = 12, m = 6, n-m=6
18. CONCEPTUAL
Al-CH3
CH3
Al-
CH3
CH3
H HH
H HH 19. CONCEPTUAL
20. CONCEPTUAL
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PHYSICS 21. According to the problem, both the substances are in liquid state.
A A A B B B
finalA A B B
m s t m s ttm s m s
30 20
tan 60º tan30º1 1 1 1
tan 60º tan30º
A B
A B
A B
t tslope slope
slope slope
30 20 3 903 22.5º1 433
C
22. Force = 22 G m dmr
The factor 2
dmr
is 2
2 12 2
So top stick produce twice force.
23. Pipe fixed
1 1S pdt m v
2 2 2S pdt m v
1 22
1 2
m v SvS m
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Pipe free same effect
24. Conceptual
25. 1main scale divisionLeast countnumber of vernier scale divisions
26. 2 1 2 1
2R R
1 2 12 2
1
2
2
27. Ans (C)
Area of a v/s t graph will give change in velocity
28. 21cos 2
hmg h mv
29. U k
2
22 2 13 2 4mg m
16 2 2. 43 3
g g
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2 16 2 2.3 3
gm R m
32 419 9mg mgF mg
30. 2 2
22
Rh hg
2
2ghR
2 212
dK dm x
22 2 21 2
2 2xxdx h xg
4 2 6
2
4 2 6R RK h
g
4 4 2 4
2 2 54 12 12
R gh R R hhg
42 2
2
5 28 512 6
R h h gR hR
31. 1100 10 /
1rad s
10t20t
2400 20 /1
rad s
30 t
30 t
32. Strain will remain same.
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Stress = Y will remain same
Force = YA
Energy = 12
(stress) (strain) (volume)
33.
X V
CM
O
cmmVV
m M
.M RXM m
2 236 10cmm V V mv MN Newton
X m M R
34.
sin cos 0smg T mg
sin cossT mg mg _______ (1)
2 sin 3 cossT mg mg _______ (2)
From (1), (2), sin 5 cossmg mg
tan 5 s 1tan 5 s
35.
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1 2 2V i j
2 2V i j
12 1 2 4 3V V V i j
min 5sin 37ºd =3m
36. When the ring turns through 120º, xv becomes equal to ‘ v ’.
120º
cR v
cv
120º
t Rv
2 93 2
= 3s
37.
32 2 0.056 10r S
34 0.07 0.056 10r
R = 2mm
38. From C.O.A.M about CM,
We get,
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00 02
v X v
Where X = maximum elongation = 0.4 m
Natural length = 2.4 m
V = speed of the sphere in C.M. frame at maximum elongation
From conservation of energy,
2
2 2 200
1 1 2 1 12 2 22 2 2 2 2
vmv m mv kX
Solving, we get , 0 5 /v m s
39. For both collision to be perfectly elastic, using conservation of linear momentum;
1 2 32mv mv mv mu
1 2 32v v v mu ….. (i)
and 1 2v v u ……. (ii)
and 2 3v v u ……. (iii)
solving eq. (i), (ii) and (iii)
13 ,2uv 2 32 2
u uv and v
1 2 3v v v speed
For both collisions with 12
e
1 2 32v v v u …….(iv)
and 1 2 2uv v …….(v)
and 2 3 2uv v …….(vi)
solving eq. (iv), (v) and (vi)
1 2 37 3;8 8 8u u uv v and v
1 2 3v v v
For perfectly inelastic collision between B and C they will move together after
collision and A will move away. Thus; 1 2 3v v v
40. Conceptual
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MATHS 41. Circumcentre of the triangle formed by the given lines is given by
2 2 2 2
m,m m
Hence the locus of this point is
(x2 – y2)2=x2 + y2
42. 2 2 2 2x y d x y Where , 5,6 and d=4
43. Conceptual
44. Area of le ABC 1 1 1 ... 12 2 2
BC x AC y AB z
Let BC CA ABPD PE PF
a b cx y z
Now 2 a b cax by czx y z
A
B CD
x
pyz
2 a b cax by czx y z
2 2 2 x y y z x za b c ab bc acy x z x z x
45. Conceptual
46.
2 constant ; f2
f x f x x f x x
3
20
cos / 2 cos / 20
sinxlt
x
47. There exists no “x” value for f(x) = 3 and
142 3f f
48. Consider h (x) = g (x) – 4 f (x), in [2, 4]
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also h (2) = g (2) – 4 f (2) = – 32; h (4) = – 32
h ' (x) = 0 for atleast one x � (2, 4) using Rolle's theorem ]
49. f (a,b) f (a 1,b) a 1
f (a 2,b) a 2 a 1
.....
a(a 1)f (1,b)2
a(a 1)f (1,b 1) (b 1)2
a(a 1)f (1,b 2) (b 2) (b 1)2
.....
b(b 1) a(a 1)f (1,1)2 2
(a b)(a b 1) 2 1999
(a,b) (2000, 1999) (or) (1001, 999).
50. 2
xlt f x a
2
9x
x f xlt
x
applying L.H. rule, 2 2 0xlt x f x
applying L.H.rule, 3 2
0x
x f xlt
x
4 2& 0xlt x f x
51. Conceptual
52. 2 21 ......
1! 2! 2 !
nx x xf xn
2 1
1 .......1! 2 1 !
nx xf xn
Let 0f
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Then 2
02 !
n
fn
( cannot be zero)
So minimum is always above x-axis
No roots
53. 2 4 0, 1x x as x
4 5x or
Where 4 4a x
115
2x x
11 1942 2
54. (i) In these type of questions, we draw the graph of the function.
(ii) The points at which the curve has taken a sharp turn, are the points of non-
differentiability.
Curve of f(x) and g(x) are
h(x) is not differentiable at 1 0x and .
As, h(x) take sharp turn at 1 0x and
Hence, number of points of non-differentiability of h(x) is 3.
55. Conceptual
56. Conceptual
57. f(x) = 3tanx + x3 then f (x) = 3sec2x + 3x2 > 0 hence f(x) . Thus f(x) assumes the
value 2 exactly once. Also f(0) = 0 and 4
f
>2 so by intermediate value theorem f(c)
= 2 for some c in 0,4
(B) ]
58. 3 20 9 24c x x x
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Let 3 29 24f x x x x
23 18 24f x x x
2 20, 4 16f f
2 4
So C should lie between -20 and -16 to have 3 roots.
59. Conceptual
60. Conceptual