SOLUTIONS

MOCK TEST PAPER II

PHYSICS

1. (D)

d A
+q 0

Potential at A,
VA = Potential due to q 0 + Potential due to −ε0 on inner surface
+ Potential due to +ε 0 on outer sur face
kq 0  kq0  kq 0 q 1 1 
V1 = +− + = 0  − 
d  R/2 R 4π ∈0  d R 
After grounding charge on outer surface is zero.
kq  kq 0  q0  1 2 
V2 = 0 +  − =  −  hence.
d  R / 2  4π ∈0  d R 

2. (B) Motional emf e = Blv induced for motion from

for red x = dsin ωt x = 0 to x = d, VQ > VP
v = d ω cos ωt x = d to x = 0, VP > VQ
hence e = Bldω cos ωt x = 0 to x = – d, V Q > V P
x = –d to x = 0, VP > VQ

3. (B)
F. B. D at instant given

m
k1x1 k1x1 k2x2 k2x2

x
−k 2x 2

4. (B) When blocks both of them rest on similar surface, T is independent of µ hence T
for x < 0 and x > L are same, in between
T decrease
5. (C) Since there are no external horizontal forces displacement of the centre of mass
along horizontal is zero. x L
0

Equ. of state for

 P ( AL ) P'A (L − x0 )
left chamber = ................ (1)
T T
P ( AL ) P' ( L + x 0 )
right chamber = ...........( 2)
T 2T
from (1) and (2)
L
x0 =
3
No. displacement of centre of mass
x  x 
hence MX = m  0 − X  + m  0 − X 
 2   2 
mL
displacement of box to right X = .
3 ( M + 2m )
6. (A) Centripetal force is provided by friction for small ω, Tension appears beyond
limiting case, coin B required greates centripetal force.
If f1 ≠ 0 and f 2 = 0 then tension on B > 0 and force on A towards centre in greater
than B which is not possible.
7. (D) Pressure decrease along the direction of acceleration.
hence dip is to the left. air bubble should have a component of force to the left as
well as upward
r
hence a is as shown in (D)

8. 1. All objects above OK exit radiation with varying intensity over the entire
spectrum.
dT KA
2. − = ( T − T0 ) fall in temperatures depends on other factors.
dt ms
3. I.e., cannot exits vibrational energy levels in metals

9. (A) Radius r = H Tanc

r  1
 sinc = 
c c  µ
H
2c
=
µ2 − 1
s

Intensity transmitted 2π (1 − cosc)  µ2 − 1 

(C) = = 1− 
Intensity incident 2π  µ 

Intensity reflected  µ2 −1  µ2 −1
= 1 − 1 −  =
Intensity incident  µ  µ

10. (A), (B), (D)

(A) for the section 2Tsin θ = ∆nω R.

2
( sin θ = θ)
T = µω2 R 2
ω
θ θ
T T

θ θ

(B) Speed of propagation of kink w.r.t medium

T
v= = ωR
µ
r r r r r
(D) vkink,obs = vkinkmedium + v mediumobs = 0 (clockwise v and anticlockwise v )

11. (B), (D)

At steady state, Heat currect across every section is equal.
(B) for any section
dT
heat current H =
 dx 
 
 kA 

x
dx

dT H H
(D) = =
dx kπR 2 x (b − a ) 
2

kπ  a + 
 l 

12. (A) Applying Bernoulli’s theorems

Between A and B

 +F  1 2 1 2
 P0  + ρ V0 = P0 + ρ gH + ρ V ............(I)
 A 2 2
 V
B

F
A
V0

and continuity equation at A and B

AV0 = av .............(2) F = 5500N
F
(D) Pressure at bottom = P0 + = 6.5 ×105 pas cals
A

13. (A)
To achieve the given condition
2Rsin θ ≤ l ............. (1)
and R (1 − cos θ ) ≤ b ........... ( 2 )
from (1) and (2) θ ≤ 45º

14. (C)
Rsin θ = b ........... (1)
x = R (1 − cos θ ) ............ ( 2 )
from (1) and (2)
b
x= .
3

15. (B)
16. (D) Particles with v2 > 0 should not reach A hence vz < 2g ( H − Z )
Particles with vz > 0 should not rebound with z components which can take
them to A.
Hence, v2Z + 2gz = v2 < 2gH
vz < 2g ( H − z )
hence − 2g ( H − z ) < vz < 2g ( H − z )
17. (D) Neutrons which enter cavity at the highest position close to A with vz = 0 take
maximum time to reach the plate A after reflection during which duration all
other neutrons with speeds above the range − 2g ( H − z ) < v 2 < 2g ( H − z )
will get absorbed hence minimum length of cavity required
2H
L min = v x ( ∆ t ) max = v x 2 hence (D)
g

18. (C) òÑ Pz (z ) dz = 2 ò M 2g (H - z)dz = nh

0
4
2gM H 3/2  = nh
3
2/3
3nh  3h 
= or H = 
 4 2gM 
3/2
H n 2/3
4 2gM  
1
 9h 2  3 23
H= 2 
n
 32gM 

19. AB → isobaric process dT > 0 hance dQ > 0, dU > 0, dW > 0

BC → isothermal process ∆ U = 0, ∆ P < 0, ∆ v > 0, ∆ dW > 0 , d Q > 0
CD → isobaric process. dT < 0, dU < 0 dW < 0 dQ < 0
DE → P ∝ V hence isochoric process ∆V = 0; ∆W = 0,dU < 0 dQ < 0
EA → Isothermal process dU = 0, dW < 0, dQ < 0
r r ur
20. Fm = id × B , induced emf e = Blv
induced current is zero in frame C hence Fm = 0
for A and B frames induced current is clockwise, D anticlockwise.
but of varying magnitude.
 MOCK TEST PAPER II
CHEMISTRY

+3 +2
21. (A) X2 O3 → X O
(vf = 2)
2 electron –––– 1 molecule of X2 O 3
3 mole ← –– 1.5 mole
∴ 3 equals required of reductant
996
22. (D) n H2 = = 0.4446 mole
22.4
2.2
n O2 = = 0.0982 mole
22.4
n eqO 2 + n eqH2 S 2O8 = neq H2
0.0982 × 4 + n eqH2 S 2O 8 = 0.4446 × 2
n eq H 2S 2O 8 = 0.4964
0.4964
∴m H 2S 2O8 = 194 × = 48g
2
1 Z2 e 4m
23. (A) TE = −
8 ∈0 2 n 2 h 2

1 1 1
= (1) R H  2  =
2
24. (A) Using
λ1 1  x
1 1 1
= ( 2) R H  2 − 2 
2
and
λ2 2 3 
9x
⇒ λ2 = by division
5
25. (C) C 3O 2 + 2O 2 → 3CO 2
Since ∆ n g = 0 so volume change will be absent in this case.

26. (A)

27. (A)
 1
EN = ×12
6
=2

1
28. (C) The half life period is min
2
1 1 1 1
hence the 3rd half life in the run will be × × ie., min
2 2 2 8
29. (A) From unit of k we infer that it is a Oth order reaction

so k =
[A ]0 − [ A ] indicates that
t
a decrease in molarity of 0.1 will occur every second and hence decrease of 6
every minute

30. (A) Since the % ionic character will decrease

So, the radius of the metal will increase

133 17 − S
31. (A) =
181 19 − S
Solving we get S = 11.458
68 + 78 + 76 + 82
32. (A) The R Li + ( ang ) =
4
= 76
∴ dLi −0 = 76 + 140
= 216 pm
33. (B) Factual question

34. (A) Since the particles are truly changed

35. (D) Factual question

0.693 1 100
36. (A) = ln
13 432 10
0.0533 = 0.0533
hence statement – 1 is true.
and statement – 2 is a correct explanation of statement – 1 .

37. (A)

38. (A)

39. (A)
40. (A) → (p), (r), (s)
(B) → (r)
(C) → (s)
(D) → (p), (r)

41. (A) → (r), (s)

(B) → (p)
(C) → (p), (p), (r)
(D) → (q), (r)

42. (A) → (p), (q), (s)

(B) → (r)
(C) → (p), (q), (s)
(D) → (p) , (q), (s)

MOCK TEST PAPER II

MATHEMATICS

43.(C) g ' ( x ) = f ( x )
g is not monotonic
If x = 2nT +k, k ∈[ 0,2T ]
n ∈ N ∪ {0 } and
g ( x) = ∫ f (t ) dt = n∫ f ( t ) dt + ∫ f ( t ) dt > 0
x 2T k

0 0 0
because of the condition given in C.
C is the correct answer.
D is not correct as g(x) > 0 for x ∈ ( 0,T )

44.(A) Centre of S1 is (2, 4)

Centre of S2 is (4, 2)
Radius of circle S1 = radius of circle S2 = 4
Equation of circle S2
( x − 4) 2 + ( y − 2) 2 = 16
⇒ x 2 + y 2 − 8x − 4y + 4 = 0 .............. (1)
Equation of circle touching y = x at (1, 1)
can be taken as
( x − 1) 2 + ( y − 1) 2 + λ ( x − y ) = 0
⇒ x 2 + y 2 + x ( λ − 2) + y ( −λ− 2 ) + 2 = 0 .......... ( 2 )
 As this is orthogonal to S2
 λ −2  −λ−2 
⇒ 2  . ( −4 ) + 2   ( −2 ) = 4 + 2
 2   2 
⇒ λ=3
Required equation of the circle is
x2 + y2 + x − 5y + 2 = 0

45.(D) Equation of the line PR is

x −3 y−7 z −1
= = =r
1 2 −6
41 41 41
Any point on the line say Q is
 r 2r 6r 
3 + , + 7,1 − 
 41 41 41 
25 41
If it lies on the plane, r =
59

46.(B) Coefficient of x4 in
C0 (1 + x ) −4 C1 (1+ x ) + 4 C2 (1 + x ) −4 C3 (1 + x ) +4 C4
4 404 303 202 101

in (1 + x ) − 1
101 4
i.e.,
 
( C1 x +101 C 2 x 2 + ...... + 101 C101 x101 )
4
101
i.e., in

( C1 ) = (101)
4 4
101
i.e.,
47.(A),(B),(C),(D)
AT A = AAT = I , also AT = A, so, A2 = I
⇒ A is involutary matrix
2
A 2 = A = 1 or A = ± 1
a b c
But A = b c a = ( a + b + c ) ( a 2 + b2 + c2 − ab − bc − ca )
c a b
A = a2 + b2 + c2 − ab − bc − ca ≥ 0
∴ A = −1, Hence a 3 + b3 + c3 − 3abc = 1
Again, a 2 + b2 + c2 − ab − bc − ca = 1
⇒ 1 − b ( ab + bc + ca ) = 1
⇒ ab + bc + ca = 0
⇒ at least one of a, b, c is negative
48.(A),(C),(D)
Let a, b, ∈ R such that
z = a + ib, b ≠ 0
Imz5 = 5a 4b − 10a 2 b3 + b5
Solving x = ( a / b ) yields
2

Im z5
= 5x 2 − 10x + 1 = 5 ( x− 1) − 4
2

Im 5 z
The minimum value = – 4 for x = 1
2
 a
x= 
 b
⇒ a = ±b
∴ z = a (1 ± i)

49.(C),(D)
dy dx
+y = x, y ( − 2) = 1
dx dy
Solution, It is a clairaut’s equation, y = xp − p2
general solution: y = cx − c2
∴ x +y + 1= 0 for c = 1
x2
Singular solution is y =
4

50.(A),(B),(C),(D)
 λ
f ' ( x ) = 6  x 2 − (λ + 2 ) x + 
 3
It has two distinct roots if
4λ
⇒ ( λ + 2) − >0
2

3
8λ
⇒ λ2 + + 4 > 0 which is true for ∀ real λ
3
51.(A),(B),(C),(D)
−1 ≤ f " ( x ) ≤ 1
On integrating it twice in the limits 0 to x we get
 x2
f (x ) ≤
2
 1 1
f ±  ≤
 2 8
and f ( ±2 ) ≤ 2

MATCH THE FOLLOWING

52. (A) → (q), (B) → (p), (C) → (s), (D) → (s)

0 i n [ 0,tan1 )
 tan −1 x  = 
1in [ tan1, ∞ )
1 in [ 0,cot1)
cot −1 x  = 
0 in [cot1, ∞ )
−1in [0,cot1)

f ( x ) =  tan x  − cot x  = 0 in [cot1,tan1)
−1 −1


1 in [ tan1, ∞ )
1in [ 0,cos1]

g ( x ) = 0 i n ( cos1,sin1)

1in [ sin1,1]

Total no of points at which f(x) and g(x) are not differentiable is one

The least value of f(x) is –1

The greatest value of g(x) 1
The greatest value of f(x) – the least value of g(x) is (1 – 0) = 1

53.(A) → (r), (B) → (s), (C) → (q), (D) → (p)

124 −r r
(i) t r +1 =124 Cr 5 2 114
r = 0,4,8,12,........,124.
No of terms which are integers = 32
(ii) 4 lines intersect each other in 4 C 2 = 6 points
4 circles intersect in 4 P2 = 12 points.
Each line cuts 4 circles into 8 points
4 lines cut 4 circles into 32 points
required no of points = 6 + 12 + 32 = 50
 π
1 + sin3x
(iii) I = ∫2 dx
0 1+ 2sinx
π 
π 1 + sin3  − x 
= ∫2 2  dx
0 π 
1 + 2sin  − x 
2 
π π
1 − cos3x
= ∫2 dx = ∫ 2 ( −2cos 2 x + cosx + 1) dx
0 1 + 2cosx 0

=1
(iv) ( sinx + cosx )( 2cosx + 1) = 0
1
tanx = − 1, cosx = −
2
There are 4 solutions.

SUBJECTIVE:-

Let S = ∫ f ( x ) dx
2
54.
1

f ( 2x )
∫ f (x ) dx = ∫
1 1
1 1 dx
2 2 3
Let u = 2x
1f ( 2x ) 2 f (u) 5
∫ 3
1
2
dx = ∫1 6 du = 6
1
5
Similarly, ∫ 212 f (x ) dx = 62
2
1
5
∫ 2 n −1
1 f ( x ) dx =
2 n−1
6n
5 5 5 5
∫ f (x ) dx = 6 + 6 + 6 + ......... + 6
1
1 2 3 n
2n

 1 
1− n 
 6 
=5
5
 5
∫ f (x ) dx = 5 = 1
1
An n → ∞,
0

⇒ S=5

55. Let z1 = rei 2x

z 2 = rei2 y
r ( z1 + z 2 ) cos ( x − y )
=
r 2 + z1z 2 cos ( x + y)
r ( z1 − z 2 ) sin ( y − x )
=
r − z1 z 2
2
sin ( y + x )
 r ( z1 + z 2 )   r ( z1 − z 2 )  cos 2 ( x − y ) sin 2 ( x − y )
2 2

 2  + 2  = + ≥ cos2 ( x − y ) + sin 2 ( x − y) = 1
 r + z 1 2 
z  r − z1 2 
z cos 2
( x + y ) sin 2
( x + y )
56. Let a, b, c denote the numbers of –1’s, 1’s, and 2’s is the sequence respectively. We need
not consider the zeroes. Then, a, b, c are non-negative integers satisfying.
− a + b + 2c = 19, a + b + 4c = 99
∴ a = 40 − c, b = 59 − 3c
0 ≤ c ≤ 19, Since b ≥ 0
So, x13 + x 32 + ............. + x3n = −a +b + 8c
= 19 + 6c
The lower bonds is achieved when
c = 0, (a = 40, b = 59)
The upper bond s is achieved when
a = 21, b = 2. Thus m = 19
and M = 133
M 133
So, = =7
m 19
57. xyz + xy + yz + zx
= ( x + 1)( y + 1)( z + 1) − ( x + y + z) − 1
= abc − 13

where a=x+1, b=y+1, c=z+1 are positive integers

whose sum is 15.
abc is largest when a=b=c=5
∴ Thus the answer is
5 × 5 × 5 – 13 = 112
xyz + xy + yz + zx 112
∴ = =7
16 16

58. Multiplying by 7! on both the sides

we get
 3600 = 2520a 2 + 840a 3 + 210a 4 + 42a 5 + 7a6 + a 7
3600 − a 7 is a multiple of 7, which implies that a 7 = 2
3598
Thus = 514 = 360a 2 + 120a3 + 30a 4 + 6a 5 + a 6
7
⇒ 514 − a 6 is a multiple of 6,
a6 = 4
510
Thus = 85 = 60a 2 + 20a 3 + 5a 4 + a 5
6
Then it follows that 85 − a 5 is a multiple of 5, where a 5 = 0 , Continuing in this process,
we obtain a 4 = 1, a 3 = 1, a 2 = 1. Thus the desired sum is
=1+1+1+0+4+2=9

59.
y

Q B

M A P(h, k)
θ
x
O N C

Let OC = h, BC = h tanθ
h tan θ = 2
In ∆OAQ ⇒ OA = 2sin θ and
in ∆ AON, AN = 2sin 2 Q
k = 2sin 2 θ, P is ( 2cot θ,2sin 2 θ )
2 8
k = 2sin 2 θ = =
1 + cot θ 4 + h 2
2

8
locus of P is y =
4 + x2

(–2,1) (2,1)
(0, 2) 8
y= 2
4+x

–2 0 2

Area =
4 × 1 = 4 sq unit

60. The direction ratios of the line OP are 1, 2, 2.

Also, the equation of any plane through P(1, 2, 2) is
A ( x −1) + B ( y − 2) + C ( z − 2) = 0 ............(1)
If it is perpendicular to OP, then the normal to this plane is parallel to OP and so
A B C
= =
1 2 2
From (1) the equation of the plane through P(1, 2, 2) and perpendicular to OP is given by
1( x − 1) + 2 ( y − 2 ) + 2 ( z − 2) = 0
⇒ x + 2y + 2z = 9
9 9
The intercepts made by this plane on coordinate axes 9, ,
2 2
 9   9
The coordinates of A (9, 0, 0), B  0, ,0  , C  0,0,  respectively.
 2   2
The coordinates of the projections of ∆ABC on the yz-planeare (0, 0, 0),
 9   9
 0, ,0  ,  0,0,  respectively.
 2   2
∆ x = area of projection of ∆ ABC on yz-plane

0 0 1
1 9 81
= 0 1=
2 2 8
9
0 1
2
∆ y = area of projection of ∆ ABC on zx- plane
81
=
4
∆ z = area of projection if ∆ ABC on xy-plane
81
=
4
The required area = ∆ 2x + ∆2y + ∆2z
2 2 2
 81   81   81 
=   +  + 
8 4  4 
 81  1
=  + 1 +1
4  4
81 3 243
= × =
4 2 8
According to the questions
243λ 243
Area = =
72 8
 λ=9

61.
→
A(a)
1–k
k E

F k
1–k
→ →
B (b) k D 1–k C (c)

ur r r
The P. V of D = (1 − k ) b + kc
ur r
The P. V of E = (1 −k ) c
r r
The P. V of F = kb
uuur r r
AD = (1 − k ) b + kc
uuur r r
BE = (1 − k ) c− b
uuur r r
CF = kb − c
uuur uuur uuur
AD + BE + CF = 0
uuur uuur uuur
AD,BE,CF for a triangle
1 uuur uuur
Area of the triangle = AD × BE
2
1 r r r r
= (1− k ) b+ kc × (1 − k ) c − b 
2
r r
A ( k ) = ( k − k + 1 ) b× c
1 2
2
1 r r
A ' ( k ) = ( 2k −1 ) b × c = 0
2
1
k=
2

1 r r
A "(k ) = b× c > 0
2
1
A(k) is minimum for k =
2
1
When k = , D, E, F because the midpoint of BC, CA and AB respectively.
2
D( l , 0, 0), E(0, m, 0), F(0, 0, n)

⇒ BC 2 = 4 ( m 2 + n 2 )
BC 2
EF2 =
4
 1 1 
8 ( l2 + m2 + n2 )  + + 1
( AB 2
+ BC 2 + CA 2 )( k 2 + k + 1)
= 4 2 
2 ( l2 + m2 + n 2 ) 2 ( l + m + n2 )
2 2

8 7
∴ = × =7
2 4