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PHYSICS

q
1. Flux through incircle of the face is
10  4 5   0

q
Flux through circumcircle of the face is
6  2 6   0

 lies between them


2. Any effects of motion will be equally cancelled by electrons and protons on the
wire.
2  1 2L 
Rt

3. i  1  e .
R  2 
4. The tension in the string will slowly decrease and becomes zero.
And therefore the reading of balance will increase and becomes constant
5. The particle exerts impulse J on disc and ground exerts J cos 600 .
These two impulses pass through centre.
0

J cos 300  MV
MV
J cos 600 
3
V
 Vertical component of particle 
3

Since   0, the values are same for any body like disc or ring or sphere
6. For floating bodies, volume of submergence does not change.
di
7. has same sign at t1 , t2 , t3
dt
 clockwise at these times

8. p.d   v B l 

9. Mass distribution is volumetric charge distribution is areal


10. Potential is zero on the sphere of radius 2 with centre at (4, 0, 0)
11. 1, 2 and 3 form isolated system
12. As temp is increased, buoyancy and viscosity will decrease.
Therefore the initial acceleration (slope) and terminal velocity will increase
 0i
13. 108  1  sin  
4d
d
 1  sin 
10
Maximum value of ‘d’ is 20 m for   900 . By varying d and  , we get many
possibilities of ‘P’. There are two possibilities of ‘P’ on the line 2x – y = 20
l m l 2  b 2  m l 2  b 2 
14. I  mg where I  
2 12 4
15. The equation of path is 9x 2  9y 2  L2
16. Slope are same at t  t0
Areas under the curves are same at t  t0
17. There are two vertical forces on the rod. The acceleration of C.M is vertical
Due to constrained motion of A, its acceleration is horizontal.
1 1  2GM  GMm GMm
18. m.    
2 
4 R  R Rh
R
h
15
19. If thread length is 5, then centre of circle may not coincide with square centre.
20. The difference of temperatures should be very small compared to the Kelvin
temperature of surroundings
21. We cannot define the intermediate state of the gas during free expansion. That is
why we cannot write either PV = constant or P V   constant
As we know that the initial and final internal energy of the gas is same, we can
write P1 V1  P2 V2
Q 4 4 2 2 1 1 3
22. S         
T 800 400 400 200 200 100 200
23.
f = 10 f =6
I2 I3
6 5

O 9  I1
20 15

dy
24. x1    1 t
D
dy
x 2    1 t
D
dy
Without slab, x 
D
x1 and x 2 are equivalent. This is possible only when x is either n or


2n 1 , where ‘n’ is integer.
2
g
25.     2
 l2 
  r
 6r 
 
2
T

l
r – distance of c.m from the periphery. For the two cases, one with r  and other
2
l
with r 
2
5l 2 2l
we get T1  2 and T2  2
6g 3g
i.e. T1  T  T2 where ‘T’ is time period.
7 5 5
 
26. If the option 2 is W 2  2 V 4
, then it gives the correct dimensional formula
M1L2 T3 ?
27. Conceptual
404  400
28. No. of beats = 2
2
I max  4  3 2
   49
Imin  4  3 

29. The shortest wavelength of Brackett series corresponds to the transition of


electron between n1  4 and n2   and the shortest wavelength of Balmer series
corresponds to the transition of electron between n1  2 and n2   so
 136 
 Z   136
2

16  4

Z  2

30. Conceptual
MATHS
31. Digit in middle place can be 1, 2, 3, 4 then the respective number of palindromes
is 7, 3, 7, 6 total no. of palindromes = 23
32. p  ~ q  r  is false

 p must be true and ~ q  r  must be false

 truth values of p, q, r are respectively T, T, F

33. conceptual
34. ARA for every matrix A (  A – A = 0 which is skew symmetric)
ARB  A  B  A  B B  A   A  B
T T

  B  A   A  B   B  A 
T

 BRA

ARB & BRC  A  B  B  A & B  C  C  B


T T

 A  C   A  B  B  C  
T T

 

 A  C   A  C 
T

 ARC
 n 2 1 2  n 2 1
35. V1   1  d and V   2  d 2
 12  1 
 12 
2 2

n1  n 2  31 & d1  3, d 2  6 (from given data)

36. Let a  x1x 2 x 3 , b  y1y2 y3 , c  z1z 2 z 3


Then x i  yi  z i  i  1, 2, 3 when x i , yi , zi are digits and x1  0, y1  0, z1  0

No. of fav cases =  11 C3  12 C3  and n s  900


2 3

Coefficient of x 6 in 1  x 2  1  x 4  1  ix 10
3 3
37.

x in 1  3x  3x  x 1  3x 1  ix 
6 2 4 6 4 10
= coefficient of

= coefficient of x 6 in 1  3x 2  6x 4  10x 6  1 10C2 x 2  10C4 x 4  .......  10 C10 x10 


 
  10 C6   3 10 C 4   6  10 C 2   10  160

38. a i  a ni  i  1 to n n  4

 f  x   0 is a reciprocal equation

f ' x   0  4x  3x 1  0
3 2

f '' x   0 12x 2  6x  0 which has roots 0, -1/2

f '0  0, f '1 / 2  0  f ' x   0 has one real root and two Im. roots.

 2x for x  1 2


 x 2  1 for 1 2  x  0

39. f x   
 2
 x for 0  x 1


 x for x 1

‘f’ is non-differential at x  1 2 , 0, 1

1  cos x cos 2x cos 3x  7


40. l1  Lt    using L’ Hospital rule
x 0 
 4x 2  4

  
  x sin x 
 sin  x cos x  2 x cos x  
l2  Lt    
x    
 x sin x  2
 x cos x
2  sin 
 x sin x 
 2 2 

 p  a  b
41. The perpendicular distance from p  r  to the line r  a  t b is
|b|

 r  k i  r  k j
 
|i| | j|

Put r  x i  yj  zk
a.a a.b a.c

 a b c   b.a
2 1
42.   b.b b.c 
2
c.a c.b c.c

From given equation taking dot products with a , b , c are adding


We get 2 x  y  z   a b c  p  q  r 

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43. Area =   6 sq. units
4 h 2  ab

sin 3x  x  sin 9x  3x  sin 27x  9x 


44.   0
cos3x.cos x cos9x.cos3x cos 27x.cos9x

 tan 27k  tan x and 27x  n  x

n
x , nZ
26

45. If A  B  450 then 1  tan A 1  tan B  2

 Given product = 2
5

x = product of all positive integral divisors of 2 5


=  25 
y/2
where y = (no. of divisors of x) = 6  x  215

log8x  log8 85   5

46. Let P(x = i) = i


6
1
 P x  i  1   21
i1

Let X = no. of times an even number is obtained out of 14 throws


Then X ~ Bn  14, P
4
Where p  2  4  6  12 
7
4
E X     np  14  8
7
47. Centres are C1 10, 0, C 2 15, 0 radii r1  6, r2  9 and d  C1 C2  25  r1  r2

PQ  d 2  r1  r2   625  225  20


2

x y z
48. The equation of the plane ABC is    1 if H  , ,  is the orthocentre then
1 2 3
AH  BC, BH  CA
  2  3r
   36  36 18 12 
H lies in the plane of triangle ABC then    1  , H  , , 
1 4 9 49  49 49 49 
1 2 
The circumcentre, orthocentre, centroid ore collinear and centroid G    , ,1
3 3 

36 1 18 2 12
The d.r’s of HG,  ,  , 1  59,  44, 111
49 3 49 3 49
 a  59, b  44  a  b  15

49. Let P  x1 y1  be any point mine curve y  2x  3, y1  2x1  3


y
P x1 y1
C
l

0 N x

y1
Slope of tangent ‘p’ passing through (0, 0) is
x1

 dy  1 y1 2x1  3
      x1  3, y1  3
 dx  2x1  3 x1 x1
p

3
1 3 3 3
Required area = 3 3   2x  3dx   3
2 3/2
2 2

2016 2016

x f '' x dx   x 2f ' x   2x f  x 


2016
50. 
2
 2  f x dx 
 0
0 0

2016  f '2016  2 2016f 2016   2 1  2016


2

51. Using mean value theorem f 6  f 2  6  2f 'c where c  2 6

 f 6  f 2  4f 'c  4  4f 'c   4  4 5  f ' x   5

 f 6  24

Put y = x + 2 in y2  ax we get  x  2  ax  0  x 2  4  a  x  4  0
2
52.
By given data discriminant of the above equation  0  a  8
53. f a 2  5  f 4a   a 2  5  4a  a 2  4a  5  0  a  1 5

1 1 dz 1
54. Since x   z    2
z x dx x
dy dy dz 1 dy d
Also  .  2 .  take on both sides we get
dx dz dx x dz dx
d2 y 2 dy 1 d dy d2 y 2 dy 1 d  dy  dz
 .  .    2  
x dz x dz  dz  dx
2 3 2 2 3
dx x dz x dx dz dx

d2y 2 dy 1  d 2 y  1  d2 y 4 d y 1
2

  z
 2  3.  2 .  2  2    2z  z
3

dx x dz x  dz  x   dx
2 2 
dz  x 

cot C cos C / sin C sin A sin Bcos C ab cos C


55. N    
cot A  cos B sin C 2
sin C c
2

sin A sin B

ab  a 2  b 2  c2  a 2  b 2  c2
2 
 
c  
2
2ab 2c

2017c2  c2 2016c 2
N   1008
2c2 2c 2
Sum of digit = 1 + 0 + 0 + 8 =9
dy y f  y / x  dy dv dv f  v
56.   put y  vx   vx v x  v
dx x f ' y / x  dx dx dx f ' v 

f ' v dx f '  v 1
 dv   dv  dx  log f  v  log x  log c
f  v x f v x

f  v  cx  f  y / x   cx

57. f x   sin 1 x  cos1 x for x  0, 1

and f x    sin x  cos x for x  [1, 0)


1 1


 f x   for x  [0, 1]
2

and f  x  
1
 2sin x for x  [1, 0)
2
3 
l and n 
2 2
 l  n  2
58. Since PS, QT are the medians of triangle PQR
So point of intersection of PS, QT is the centroid ‘G’.
2a a
Since PS = a PG  , GS 
3 3
2b b
And QT = b,  QG  , GT 
3 3
Area of triangle PQR = 3 area of triangle PGQ
1 2a 2b 2
 3    ab
2 3 3 3
1
59. GI   cos2016 x cos ec2 x dx  2016 2016
dx
cos x
1
 cos2016 x  cot x    2016 cos2017 x sin x  cot x  dx  2016 2016
dx
cos x
cotx 1 1
 2016
 2016 2016
dx  2016 2016
dx
cos x cos x cos x
cotx
 +c
cos 2016 x

x  w or w and w  w  2or 1
2 r 2r
60.
According as ‘r’ is a multiple of 3 or not.
CHEMISTRY
1 4  2ev
61. 
2 1ev

40 1 36.5
62. 
60 p 17

63. Fe 2 sol3  Fe  3FeSO4

m mole of FeSO 4 = 30
301  0.15V

x 1000
64. 0.5  1.86 
60 500 128
65. Conceptual
66.  2NH 3
N 2  3H 2 

pressure at equilibrium
P 2P
P
3 3
 2P  P 3
2

K p    P 
 3  3

67. 300 M  2  6 0.0015  5105

K sp  2.5109

68. Conceptual
G  nFE  474.7 kJ
0
69.
G0  H0  TS0
70. rc  0.417 ra

71. NCERT – P. No. 320


72. NCERT P – Block elements (2nd year)
73. 2nd year NCERT Text book – P. No. 182
74. Conceptual
75. dsp 2 hybridization, square planar

76. Conceptual
77. Conceptual

2
78. CO , CH 2  CH 2 , C6 H 6 , I 2Cl6 , HCHO, CH 3
3

79. NCERT, Chemical bonding


80. Conceptual
81. Torsional strain is ethane in minimum at dihedral angles 600 ,1800 &3000
82. Conceptual
83. Conceptual
84.

85. Conceptual
86. Conceptual
87. 3, 4 don’t have  hydrogens
88. Aromatic carbanion more state
89. Nitro Benzene dose not give FC reaction
90. Best leaving group order follows
III > IV > II > I

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