AITS 1819 JEEA FT XI Paper 1 Sol PDF

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FULL TEST – XI
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PAPER – 1
TEST DATE: 13-05-2019
ANSWERS, HINTS & SOLUTIONS

Physics PART – I
SECTION – A
1. A, B, C, D
Sol. Total displacement is zero.
1 
Total distance travelled =   10  20   2  200m
2 
2. B
Sol. Equation of motion perpendicular to inclination
10 sin 30 – g cos 30 t = 0
10  1 
t=  t  
10 3  3
2
Time of flight T = 2t = sec
3
3. A, B
Sol. Torque about centre must be zero N fr
 T = fr
T cos 45 + fr = mg sin 45
45
T
 2 1   100
2 2 T
100
T
 2 1 
mg
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4. A, B, D
dU
Sol. F= 
dx
5. A, D
Sol. The maximum energy of photon depends on the energy of electrons incident.
6. A, B
Sol. Optical path difference =  n1L1  n2  2 
2
  x

7. A
8. A
Sol. (for Q.7-8)
  R2  3B0  2B0   B0 R2
 
t  t
2 2
2
 20 R 

t 
  
   B
9. A
10. A
Sol. (for Q.9-10)
1 1 1
 
f v u
1 1
 
30 60
1 1
   f  20cm
f 20
Focal length of convex mirror
1
f   30  10   10cm
2
SECTION – D
11. 01200.00
1 q
Sol. V1  
4 0 x  R2
2
9  10 9  10  109
V1   3000
3  102
9  109  109  10
V2   1800
5  10 2
V  1200 V
3 AITS-FT-XI (Paper-1)-PCM(Sol.)-JEE(Advanced)/19
12. 00781.25
r dB
Sol. E1 =
2 dt
R2 dB
E 2= .
2r dt
3 25
  5  10 2   5  102
2 2 6
25  25  3  104
 = 78.125  10–4 = 781.25  10–5
46
13. 00002.88
V2 V2 48  48
Sol. P R =  2.88
4R 4P 4  200
14. 00093.75
m 2 3 3 1 180
Sol. I=  20    =
12 4 4 12 192
15. 00010.20
Sol. Excess pressure
2T 2  7  102 2
P    700 N/m
R 0.2  103
Pressure inside bubble = 1.013  105 + 700
= 10.13  104 + 0.07  104 = 10.20  104 N/m2
16. 00026.68
GM 6.67  10 11  2
Sol. E   6.67  4  1011  26.68  10 11 N/kg
2R2  1
2
2 
2
17. 00000.60
2v 2 2  2  0.9
Sol. A t  Ai  = 2  0.3 = 0.6
(v 1  v 2 ) 6
18. 00014.00
dP P
Sol. Slope 
dV V
7 5
 10  V
5
70 3 4 3
V  104 m = 14  10 m
5
Chemistry PART – II
SECTION – A
19. A, C
Sol. Be also reacts directly with fluorine Except Be and Mg, other alkaline earth metals give flame test.
20. A, B
Sol. 3-
H3C H
ox
Cl
N K Cr H2O 2  C2O 4 2 
Co ox
Pt paramagnetic
Cl N
CH3 ox Ni  en 2 Cl2 
H
diamagnetic d2sp2 paramagnetic
diamagnetic dsp2
21. B, C
Sol. F2  H2O  HF  O2
I2  H2O 
 No reaction
Cl2  H2O 
 HCl  HClO
Br2  H2O 
 HBr  HBrO
22. B, C, D
Sol. Peptization is the process of forming colloidal sol by freshly prepared precipitate in the presence
of small amount of electrolyte.
23. B, C
Sol. As temperature decreases or molar mass decreases
H increases
L decreases
w decreases
24. A, C, D
Sol. O O O O
O O

Br2 , NaOH H3 O
 
NaOH,CaO

O O O
Br MgBr OMgBr OH
Mg, dry ether O2 

H3 O
   
   Zn, 
 
COOH

hot KMnO4 / OH HI/Red P
 H
  
COOH
25. C
26. B
Sol. CH3 COOH
 O HO CH2 CH2 OH

   Glyptal
CH3 COOH
'P '
1 CrO3 , Ac 2O
 2 H3O O
CHO COOH C NH2
KMnO 4 ,H NH3 , 
 
CHO COOH C NH2
'Q '
O
Strong 
O
COOK
Ac 2O/Py KOH, Br2 N H
 
NaOH,CaO
   

NH2 Br NH2
Br
O
HN Ac

H3O

Br2 /Ac 2 O
  
'S'
NHAc NH2
CHO CH2OH
KOH 
  H3 O , 
  O
CHO COOK
O
NH3 , 
Ac O, Py LiAlH
N Ac 
2
 N H 
4 N H
'T' O
27. C
28. B
Sol. O
i  CH2 COOC2H5 / Zn O
|
Br
 ii H3O ,  C CH C OH
'H' CH3
i CH3Li
ii H3O O
OH C CH
 i CH3Li CH3
C CH C CH3 
 ii  H3 O
 CH3
CH3 CH3
'P '
H3 O 
 3
i O O
  
ii  H2 O/Zn
CHO
OH
KOH
SECTION – D
29. 00010.00
Z m
Sol. d
NA  a 3
4  108 20  10 10
90  10 3  Distance between X & Y 
6  10 23 a 3 2
 10  10 10 m
4  108
a3 
6  9  1021
a  8  10 21
3
a  2  10 7 cm
a  2  10 9 m
a  20  10 10 m
30. 00051.20
2
 200 
Sol. QP  3
 100
 2  50
G  Go  RTnQ
2500
 31.06   4.6
1000
 31.06  2.5  4.6
 31.06  11.5
 19.56
G  H  TS
19.56  4.2  TS
15.36  TS
15.36
S   1000 JK 1
300
 51.2 JK 1
31. 00010.22
Sol.
H3N COOH  NaOH  H3N COO
2mmol 2.5 mmol
2.5  2 2mol
22
H3N COO  NaOH  H2N COO
2  0.5 0.5  0.5 0.5
pH  pK a2  log
C.B
 Acid
0.5 / V
 10.7  log
15 / V
1
pH  10.7  log
3
= 10.7 – 0.48
= 10.22
32. 00001.25
Sol.    2x  4xx 2  3xx 2 = 4x
k1 G1 R 2
  k1 for Ba  OH2 k 2 for KCl
k 2 G2 R1
k1 1 k2 0.002x
  k1  
k 2 4000 4000 4000
k  1000 0.002x  1000 0.2x 2x x
 cm  1  2
  
M 4000  10 4 40 20
c
 x 1
  m    10 1  0.125  101
M 20  4x 8
 1.25  102
33. 00013.20
Sol. A  g   2B  g   C  s   D  g 
Po
10 min Po  P 2P P
Po  Po 2Po Po
3Po  27 1 60 9
k ln
Po  9 bar 10 96
 6n3
PT  Po  P  2P  P
 6  1.1
PT  Po  2P  6.6 min1
21  9  2P
r  k  A
2P  12
P  6atm  6.6  2
-1
=13.2 mole/litre min
34. 00000.82
Sol. 

AgBr  s   
 Ag  Br

G1o  RT nK SP


Ag  e  
 Ag Go2  nFE1o


AgBr  e 
 Ag  Br

Go3  nFE o2
Go3  G1o  Go2
1FEo2  1FE1o  RTnK SP
RT
Eo2  E1o  nK SP
F
0.0725  E1o  0.025  29.9 
0.0725  E1o  0.7475
E1o  0.0725  0.7475

= 0.82
35. 00000.80
Sol. O O O O O O O O
O
i  O ,H O HO 
 ii H3O
O 
O  
3 2 2


HO
O O O O O O O O O
36. 00001.50
Sol.
F F O F
Xe
Cl F Se F Xe F Cl F
O O O
F F
F
F O
S Cl S
N S F I I I
Cl O O O
F
Mathematics PART – III
SECTION – A
37. B, C, D
2 2 2
Sol. Consider ABC, where A     A , B    B , C   C
3 3 3
1
Now apply triangle inequality to get S  
3
38. A, B, C
Sol. Take base as the x – y plane with one vertex as origin. A, B be vertices along the x, y-axes
respectively
  
OA  2iˆ , OB  2ˆj , OC  ˆi  ˆj  2kˆ , where C is the apex
     
 OA  OB  4kˆ ; OA  OC  2kˆ  4ˆj ; OB  OC  2kˆ  4iˆ
1 8
Volume is  parallelopiped =
3 3
4
Tetrahedron with half of pyramid’s base and the pyramid’s apex has volume =
3
39. C, D
n
xu xu
Sol. Fx   du ; u  [1, n]  is strictly monotonic in x
1
u u
 F(x) is strictly monotonic
n n u n n n u n
du x du du x du
x   du  xn  as x  1+ and x    du  xn  as x  1–
1
u 1
u 1
u 1
u 1
u 1
u
 lim F  x   ln n
x 1
40. A, B
n 1 n n 1 n 1
1  nx  n 1
Sol.  f  x  dx   f  x  dx   nx n dx    
0 0 n nn  lnn n ln n
n 1
n 1
n 1 n n 1
n  x  n  1
 g  x  dx   g  x  dx    x  n  dx 
n1



n 1
0 0 n
n
t t
  
t  (0, 1)   f  x  dx  0 , t  1, 2    f  x  dx  2  1
0 0
t
t = 1   g  x  dx  1
0
n n
1
lim  g  x  dx  lim  i  1  Divergent series
n  n 
0 i0
41. A, B, D
 
Sol. For x   0,  , f(x) = 0
 2
 
For x   ,   , f(x) = – x – x =  – 2x < 0
2 
 3 
For x   ,  , f(x) =  – x – (2 – x) = – < 0
 2 
  
for x   ,  , f(x) = –( + x) – (–x) = – < 0
 2 
42. D
Sol. Incident ray, if extended, passes through one focus (2, 0). So reflected ray will follow the path to
pass through the other focus (–2, 0)
43. A

1 9 cos2  sin2 
4
3
Sol. Area = 2   d 
2 0  cos3   sin3   2 2
44. C
1 2 1 1
 dr   1  1 1
Sol. Length =  r 2    d   2  1d   1  2  ln   1  2  = ln 1  2  
0
 d  0
 2 2  0 2 2
45. A
46. C
Sol. (for Q.45.-46)
Let A(h, k), C(x 0, y0), B(x1, y1)
1 1
h + x0 = 9(k + y0) and h2 + k2 = x 20  y02  x 0   40h  9k  , y 0   9h  40k 
41 41
h  x1    k  y1  and h2  k 2  x12  y12  x1  k, y1  h
5  y1 5  y 0
  4h2 + 4k2 + 41k = 0
4  x1 4  x 0
SECTION – D
47. 00001.00
Sol. Two bishops attack each other if they are in squares along the same diagonal. The number of
ways of choosing two squares along the same diagonal on a 8  8 chessboard is
2 2 2
C2  3 C2  .....  7 C2  8 C2   = 2 8
C3  9 C3 
 P  1
2  8
C3  9 C3   1  280  2 1
   1
64
C2 64  63 P 
48. 00000.20
x x 2 1  yz
Sol. y y 2 1  zx   x  y  y  z  z  x 1  xy  yz  zx 
z z2 1  xy
49. 00002.00
Sol. |adj A| = |A|2 = 6|A|2 = 6 (as A is orthogonal)
2 12
|Adj(adj A)| = |adj A| = 
12

 6   6  16  [2| =  3 16   2

50. 00003.00
1 1 1 1 1
n
xk 1 3k n
xk 3k 3x xe3x e3x 2e3  1
Sol.  lim
n 
 k! dx   nk0 k!
x lim dx   xe dx 
3

9

9
0 k 0 0 0 0 0
51. 00000.60
1 1 1
Sol. Probability that (i) Dice shows 2 and A reports it correctly,
 
6 3 18
5 2 1 1
(ii) Dice did not show 2 and A reported it as 2,   
6 3 5 9
2 2 1 2
(iii) Dice showed 4 or 6 and A reported it as 2,   
6 3 5 45
1 2

3
P  18 45 
1 1 5

18 9
52. 00000.50
1 1  1 1   1 1  n2 1
Sol.   a         
Cn   n C1 n Cn1  i2 n C2
n n  nC
C0 n Cn  0
n
53. 00000.02
51!  1 1 
Sol. Tk    
50   k  1 ..... k  50  k  2  k  3  ..... k  51 
1
S
50
54. 00000.05
Sol. Other 2 vertices lie on the director circle
L= 2 5

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ALL INDIA TEST SERIES

TEST DATE: 13-05-2019

ANSWERS, HINTS & SOLUTIONS

Mg, dry ether O2 

E1o  0.0725  0.7475

Mathematics PART – III

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