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Test - 8 (Paper - 2) (Code C) (Answers & Hints)
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TEST - 8 (Paper-II) - Code-C
Test Date : 21/02/2016
ANSWERS
PHYSICS
CHEMISTRY
MATHEMATICS
1.
(4)
21.
(2)
41.
(1)
2.
(1)
22.
(2)
42.
(1)
3.
(9)
23.
(3)
43.
(4)
4.
(6)
24.
(9)
44.
(8)
5.
(5)
25.
(6)
45.
(5)
6.
(5)
26.
(7)
46.
(8)
7.
(3)
27.
(2)
47.
(7)
8.
(8)
28.
(2)
48.
(6)
9.
(A, B)
29.
(A, B, C, D)
49.
(A, C)
10.
(A, C)
30.
(A, B, C, D)
50.
(A, B, C, D)
11.
(A, C)
31.
(A, B, C)
51.
(C, D)
12.
(A, C, D)
32.
(A, B, C, D)
52.
(B, C)
13.
(A, B)
33.
(B)
53.
(A, B)
14.
(A, D)
34.
(A, D)
54.
(B, C, D)
15.
(A, B, C)
35.
(A, C, D)
55.
(C, D)
16.
(B, C, D)
36.
(C)
56.
(B, D)
17.
(C)
37.
(A, B)
57.
(C)
18.
(B)
38.
(B, C)
58.
(A)
19.
(B)
39.
(A, C)
59.
(C)
20.
(C)
40.
(B, C)
60.
(B)
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ANSWERS & HINTS

PART - I (PHYSICS)
1. Answer (4)
Solution-II
Apparent increase in volume of liquid = (1 2)V
U1 U2 U
Increase in cross-sectional area of neck
1RT 2RT 1 2 RT
r1 1 r2 1
r 1
A 1 2
3
Length of mercury column in neck
1 2 V
A 1
2

3 2
3 10
10 5 5 103 40
1 1 10 5
80
3
= U + 2U = 3U
= 2 5 40 10 2 = 4 cm
R T
R T
3
3
r 1
1
2
= 6 RT = CT
Q3
2. Answer (1)
P r 4 4T r 4
8nl
R 8nl
3.14 2 10 1cm
Dyne
105
100 cm
Q
2 0.5 10Poise 31.4 cm 16 10 1 cm
C = 6R
5. Answer (5)
1
c.c/s = 10 2 cm3 /s
100
1 1
1
1
3
r
5
7
2
r 1
1
1
3
5
Given : Q = U + W
ml 2 3
3
I1
2 m l
3 2
2
x=1
3. Answer (9)
Assuming first in xy plane about z-axis and second
about x-axis in yz plane
d d
21 21
2 i 1 k
dt
dt
di
2 2 1 j
dt
21 = 2 4.5 = 9 (rad/s2)
I2
y 1
f=4
PV C
2
mf
3
2
R
R
6R xR
1 1 y
x=6
2/11
ml 2 1
ml 2 ml 2
3 2
12
4
6. Answer (5)
Solution-I
At constant pressure
Solution-I
dw
2m
du
5 2
ml
4
I1
5
I2
4. Answer (6)
Vt V0
100
V100 V0
0.75 1
100 25 5T C
21
Solution-II
V2 V1 1 T2 T1
2 11 100 0
...(i)
0.75 11 0
...(ii)
solving we got = 25C

AP OA dm.02
7. Answer (3)
Solution-I
v 4
1
2
4
a l sin dm.02
A
v1
v 3 m/s
al sin
For cylinder A : The velocity of point X of the string

= 1r1 + 1r1 = 21r1
For cylinder B : The velocity of point Y of the string
= vB/ cm 2r2
Thus 21r1 = vB/ cm2r2
A
= (200 + 100) cm/s

Y B
= 3 m/s1
m
L2
a02 sin .
L
2
mLa02
sin
2
r2
Resistance =
r1
r r 1
r2
dr
2 1
2
K 4 r
4 K
4 K
dQ
20
80K 10 8 K 10 x K
1
dt
4 K
N=8
mL2 d 2 m.La02

3 dt 2
2
mL2 d 2 mLa02

3 dt 2
2
d 2
v mg cos sin
3 a02
2 L
3 a0 2
2 x 3a
...(i)
At t = t0, where pure rolling starts, friction will reduce

to static friction .
10. Answer (A, C)
dF
O A
...(v)
2
11. Answer (A, C)
3
r 2 x2 l
2
x2
In the frame of disc, centrifugal force upon small element

of rod, of length dl,

...(i)
dF dm.02 .OP
Torque of this force about A,

d AP dF AP dm.02 .OP ...(ii)

AP dm.02 . OA AP
...(iv)
4 l 2 x 2 6l
dl
p
3 a0 2
0
2 L
Angular frequency of oscillation
...(ii)
dt 2
9. Answer (A, B)
mg cos R
0 t 0
t
Icm
...(iii)
3
ma 2 02
2
8. Answer (8)
m
a02 sin l dl
L
mLa02
vB/ cm= 21r1+2r2

= 2 2 50 + 4 25
m
dl .02
L
Solution-II
5l 2
4
l 5
2
For crossing mgx Mg l 3 x 0

m
3
2
1
M
5
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12. Answer (A, C, D)

v1 = 2v2
...(i)
a = 3R
GM 1 e
GM 1 e
1
2
e
a 1 e
a 1 e
3
4R 2
r1
v12
r1
8R
3
F2
2YAl 2
l3
F 2l
m2g 2l
3 6YA
6YA
15. Answer (A, B, C)
At closest position,
GM
1
1 F2
2
Adx
x 2dx
stress
.
2
2Y Al 2 0
1
1 GM 3

1
r1 3R
1 3
4a
4
cos
5
3a
Power escaped from one plane surface
At farthest position,
P
P
4 P
2 1 cos 1
watt
4
2
5 10
In another case
1
v 22
GM
1 GM
3

1
r2
r2
a
16R 2
1 3
1
1
1 1
16R 2 r 2 3R 2
r2
8R
3
a 2a l sin
2
Tbtan
a
cos
2l
Solution for (A) and (B)
de mg
y
1 e de
dy
Y
l
3 mgl
2 Y
Solution for (C) and (D)
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P
5
t0 / 2
Tbsin
Vavg
2 stress stress dv
v
v0
t0
The equation 1
v2
v 02
t0
v 0 t0
v
2 2 0
4
t0
14. Answer (A, D)
U dU
P
5 P
5
2 1
1
watt
4
34 2
34
v
v0
3 ga 2
8 cos
P2
16. Answer (B, C, D)
bg
3a
gl
4
3a
gl
4
P
1 P
1
2 1
1
watt
4
2
2
2
P1 P2
13. Answer (A, B)
2Tb sin
P1
Vavg
v 0 t0 v 0
2 t0
2
2t t0 2
t02
2
t0
t 2
2
v 1
can be arranged as t0 2
v 02
2

comparing with
x x 0 2
a2
y2
b2
The v - t graph for particle is ellipse.
3 3 4 1.73 3 3 6.92 3 9.92
Solutions of Q. Nos. 17 and 18

rs 2i j m ,
r0 5i 5 j m

v s 30 i j ms 1 ,

v 0 15 i 3 j ms 1

r0/ s r0s r0 rs 3i 4 j,
r0s
= 29.76 ms1

r0s r0s 5 m

r0s 3 4
i j
5
r0s 5
'
v v s11 330 42
288
288
m=
cm = 29 cm
1000
1000
10
f
v v 011
300
330 30
f' f
1000
1000
288
330 42
v v s11
1042 Hz
17. Answer (C)

3
4
v s11 v s cos v s r0s i
5
5
j 30i 30 j
18. Answer (B)

FC mg
3 4
30 42 ms1
5 5

4
3
v 011 v 0 cos v 0 r0s 15 i 3 j i
5
5
4
3
15 3 3 3 4 3
5
5
mv 2
r
r2
v 2 0 g r
dv
R
0 r
dr
2
1
0 Rg
2
19. Answer (B)
v max
20. Answer (C)
PART - II (CHEMISTRY)
21. Answer (2)
VO2 70 20 = 50 mL
n 1
CnH2n 2 n
O2
nCO2 n 1 H2O
2
n 1
2 7
n
4
4n + 2n + 2 = 7n
and
n=2
y
y
Cx Hy x O2 x CO2 H2O
4
2
10 mL
y
10 x
4
Volume
produced
10x = 20
y
3, x = 2
4
y
1, y = 4
4
(y x) is = 4 2 = 2
22. Answer (2)
Volume
reacted
80 10 x 50
4
10 x
23. Answer (3)

Co-planar structures are
negligible
x=2
HCOCl
Since, the remaining gas occupied 70 mL,

Total volume left = 70 = VO2 VCO2
Where, VO Volume of O2 left
2
VCO2 Volume of CO2 produced
24. Answer (9)

As MnO2 reacts with oxalic acid thus milli eq. of MnO2
= milli eq. of oxalic acid added milli eq. of oxalic acid
left unreacted
= 1 50 0.1 32 10 = 18
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W
1000 18
E
WMnO2

28. Answer (2)
18 86.9
0.7821 g
2 1000
0.7821
% of MnO2
100 48.88%
1.6
Also milli eq. of MnO2 = milli eq. of O2 = 18
H3BO3 HBO2 H2 O
x
2H3BO3 B2O3 3H2O

9 x
3
9 x
2
Total moles of water =
1000 18
8
x=5
WO2 0.144 g
3
9 x x 11
2
Moles of H3BO3 decomposed in (II) reaction = 4
% of available O2
0.144
100 = 9%
1.6
25. Answer (6)
2 moles of H3BO3 = 1 mole of B2O3

4 moles of H3BO3 = 2 moles of B2O3
29. Answer (A, B, C, D)
N2 + 3H2 2NH3
7R
2
For tetraatomic gas CP = 4R
For diatomic gas CP
7
7
28R
R 3 R
14R
2
2
2
CP (products) = 2 4R = 8R
CP (reactants) =
CP = CP(Products) CP(Reactants)
= 8R 14R = 6R
CP = xR
Electric
H2
2H
Arc
Hydrogen cannot reduce Al2O3, because Al O bonds

are very strong. Further finely devided palladium adsorbs
large amount of hydrogen because of its large surface
area. Nascent hydrogen is obtained by treating Na with
alcohol.
Na2CO3 .10H2 O
Na2CO3 .H2O
Na2CO3
200 C
400 C
CaSO4 .2H2O
CaSO4
CaO SO3
Na2SO4 .10H2O
Na2 SO4 10H2 O
xR = 6R
150 C
200 C
MgSO4 .7H2O
MgSO4 .H2O
MgSO4
x=6
26. Answer (7)
Fact
27. Answer (2)

B forms hydrated salt with Al2(SO4)3
B should be a sulphate of monovalent metal

Weight of Na2S2O3 = 3 158 = 474 g
Weight of solution = 1000 1.25 = 1250 g
i.e., M2SO4
As the sulphate M2SO4 consists one sulphur atom per
molecule, its molecular mass can be determined from
the given data
Volume of solution = 1000 mL

Weight of water = 1250 474 = 776 g
0.312 g of sulphur is present in 1.743 g of sulphate
% by weight of Na2S2O3 =
32.1 g sulphur will contain 1.743 32.1 174.3 g

0.321
Molecular mass of sulphate = 174.3 g
Na2S2O3
if x is atomic mass of metal

2x + 32.1 + 64 = 174.3
x = 39.1
Then B is K2SO4 ;
C = K2SO4.Al2(SO4)3.24H2O
2 (oxide) + S K2SO4
means A must be KO2
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474
100 37.92
1250
3
0.065
776
3
18
6
Molality of Na+ = 776 7.732 m
1000
Molality of S2O32 =
3
3.886 m
776
1000

For Graph (II)
33. Answer (B)

34. Answer (A, D)
CH-Cl has higher dipole moment than CH3F.

+
Cl
Cl ;
Low , distance is less due to
double bond
+
O ;
Less charge separation, less
Ph
Ph
Ph
Ph +
More charge separation, more
H
H
+
H C CH CH C O
CH3 CH CH CH O ;
H
40. Answer (B, C)
Mole of N2 (g) = 4x (Avogadros law)
Final
Conditions

Internal alkyne on reaction with NaNH2 isomerises to
terminal alkyne, which gives all the tests mentioned.
Here (A), (C) and (D) are internal alkynes.
36. Answer (C)
U = 3
d
H2/Ni
b
c
Cl2/h
H C CH2 C CH2 CH2 CHO + HCHO

O
4V
He
N2
(I)
(II)
n1, 300 K, P n2, 500 K, P
Applying ideal gas laws
4V
V
V
V
nT nT n 300 n 500
I
II
1
I 2
II
6 products
n1
(X) O3
Also, n1 + n2 = x + 4x = 5x = n1
mx
Since, initially gases are at same temperature and

pressure if there is x mol of He gas,
H
C O
C7H10
nR 5
nR
TF
255
P 9
P
So, intercept as well as slope of graph (I) is greater

than graph (II).
O ;
nR 5
TF 32 273
P 9
12n1 17n1
5
5
25x
17
Now, applying ideal gas law on flask (I), before and

after heating.
37. Answer (A, B)

38. Answer (B, C)
Pn
39. Answer (A, C)
1.5 x
x
17
17
P
n1 25x
25
For Graph (I)
PV = nRT(K)
PV = nR(T(C) + 273)
1.5 25
2.2
17
Thus P = 2.2 atm

V
nR
nR
TC 273
P
P
1 atm = 1.013 105 pascal
2.2 atm = 2.22 105 pascal
mx
(B) option
(C) option
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PART - III (MATHEMATICS)

41. Answer (1)
2n 1
2
n
2 1
Let the equation of the circle be
x2
x2
y 2 1 2 y 2 1 0
= 2n + 1 n 2
R = 1, S = 0, T = 1, V = 2
1
x 2 2 y 2 1 1
4
44. Answer (8)
4
x2
y 2 1 1
4 2
45. Answer (5)
42. Answer (1)
sin2 x cos2 x sin2 x cos2 x sin2 x cos2 x
sin
cos 2 x
1
x cos2 x
6 12 20 30
....
5 5 2 53 5 4
6 12 20
S
....
5
5 2 53 5 4
4
6 6
8 10
S 2 3 4 ....
5
5 5
5
5
6 13

5 40
The points lie on x2 + y2 = 1
sin2 x cos2 x
1 2
sin 2 x
4
1 2
sin 2 x
4
1 4 cos 2 x cos2 2 x
2
3 cos 2 x
1 y cos2 2 x 4cos 2 x 3 y 1 0
Since cos2x is required, 16 4(1 + y)(3y 1) 0
5
y 1
3
Only possible integral value in given interval is zero.
S=
2r 1
K 1 r 1
2K 1

K 1 2 1
n
2K
K 1
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K 1
(on subtracting)
61
32
x=5
46. Answer (8)
x x
16 20 0 x 1,2,3,....15

15 solutions
x x
16 20 1 x 20, x 2 16 32

x 20,21,...31 12 solutions
x x
16 20 2 x 2 20 40, x 3 16 48

x 40,41,...47 8 solutions
43. Answer (4)

Sn
pq
5p + 15q = 40 p = q = 2
2 4
y2 1
x2 2
4 1
p
1
q
x x
16 20 3 x 3 20 60, x 4 16 64

x 60, 61, 62, 63 4 solutions
Total solutions = 15 + 12 + 8 + 4 = 39
5 39
57
1
39! factorial ends with 8 zeros
47. Answer (7)

AB = 3 units
P (3cos, 3sin)
equation of tangent is yt = x + 2t2

(, ) is a point 2t2 t + = 0
P
(, )
A
B
(2t22, 4t2)
, t1t2
2
2
AB 2
x 0 x 3cos y 0 y 3 sin 0
S
t1 t2
A (1, 0)
R 2
(2t1 , 4t22)
If it passes through (1, 0)
sin
2t12 2 2t22 2
3
t1
t2
P 1, 8
2(t1 t2)(t1t2 + 1) = 3t1t2

(y2 8x) (x + 2)2 = 9x2
48. Answer (6)
Case - I
Row 1 2 odd, Row 2 3 even, Row 3 2 odd
Case - II
Row 2 2 odd + 1 even, Row 1, 3 2 even, 2 odd
cos=
1 3cos = 0
8
3
or P ' 1, 8
Centre , 2 or , 2
2
OP 3
units.
Radius
2
2
51. Answer (C, D)
Let b = a + K, c = a + 2K, d = a + 3K where K is c.d
1 1
1
1
a d a a 3K a K a 2K
1 1
1
1
a a 3K
b c a K a 2K
Favourable Cases
4!
4! 1
1
3

2! 3 !
2!
2
2!
2! 2! 2!
2!
3!
3
2! 3 !
2! 1!
7 3! 4! 1
Probability =
7!
5
49. Answer (A, C)
1
L im cos x a sin bx x e 2
x 0
lim cos x a sin bx 1

2
e x0
e
x
ab 2

Let P 3cos ,3 sin be the point of contact lying on
x y 9
2
Common tangent PT is perpendicular of radii CP

and OP.
1
3
a 2 3aK 2K 2
a 2 3aK
1 1 1 1

a d b c
1
1 1
1
b c a d a K a 2K a a 3K
2a 3K 2
a 2 3aK 2K 2
4a 2 12aK 9K 2
a 2 3aK 2K 2
K2
a 2 3aK 2K 2
1 1
4

b c ad
52. Answer (B, C)
must be equal to 1
Lt log3 ax 2 3 x 1
x 2
4a + 7 = 3
Lt
Now, K e x 2
a=1
log3 x 2 3 x 1 1
log3 x 1
Lt x 1 3 2 x
(By L Hospitals rule)
e x 2
x2 3x 1
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56. Answer (B, D)
53. Answer (A, B)

Given log
5 2
5 2
(1 + x + x2) (1 + x2 + x4) (1 + x3 + x6) (1 + x4 + x8)....
x
1
5 2 log5 2
2
52
1
y 2 5
y
Coefficient of x4 = 4
Also,
2 5
where y
5 2
...(i)
Solution-I
52
f(x) = x2 6mx + m2 + 4m + 2
x-coordinate of vertex =
y z 1
,
2 3 2
AM HM
So, f 3m
x x y z

4
2 2 2 3
2
2
2 3
4

x x y z
4 2 3
32
x y z
6m
=3m
2
5
1
8m
2
4
f(3m) is maximum, if m
4 2 3
32
x
y z
1
K
4
Now, f x 0 x R
4
2
3
6 12 18 4
x
y
z
x 2 6mx m2 4m 2 0 x R
1 5 1 5
,
m
4
4
Largest value of m = 0 (integral)
55. Answer (C, D)
D<0
x2 x2 x 1 x2 x 1 0
n=0
x 2 1 0, x 2 x 1 = 0
Solution-II
2
x i , i , ,
Given f(x) = 2 (minimum value) for x 0
x = , 2
Case-I when vertex is 0

i.e., 3m 0
6
6
6
1
1
1
26 2 2 3 3

1
1
2 2
m0
minimum occurs at x = 3m
6
= 26 [1 + 1 + 64] + 1 + 1 = 1718
x = i, i
f(3m) = 8m2 + 4m + 2 = 2
m = 1,
1
2
m=1
Case-II when vertex < 0
6
6
6
1 6
1
1
1
20 i i 2 2 i 3 3 i 4 4
i
i
i
i
f(0) = m2 + 4m + 2 = 2
= 20[0 + 64 + 0 + 64] = 2560
(m + 2)2 = 0
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x106 coefficient is 4.
x110 [coefficient of x4 is 4]
From (i) x = 1, 1
Given x
x110 1 x 1 x 2 1 x 2 x 4 ... 1 x 10 x 20
y 2 2 5y 1 0
y 5 2,
m<0
In this case minimum occurs at x = 0

m=2
57. Answer (C)
60. Answer (B)
58. Answer (A)
f x g x 1
59. Answer (C)

Lt
x ax 3x bx 2
4
x4 2x3 bx2 3x c 4
a 2 x 3 b x b 3 x 2 c
3
Lt
a 3 b 2
2 b 3 c
x 1 2 2 4 1 2 3 4
x x x x
x x x x
n R
8x2 + 2x + 2 c > 0
8x2 + 2x + (1 c) > 0
3b
Since the limit to be exist, a 2 = 0,
=4
2
a = 2, b = 5 and c R+
Discriminant < 0
x4 2x3 3x2 5x 2 x4 2x3 5x2 3x c 1
n R
7
8
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Test - 8 (Paper - 2) (Code D) (Answers & Hints)

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TEST - 8 (Paper-2) - Code-D
Test Date : 21/02/2016
ANSWERS
PHYSICS
CHEMISTRY
MATHEMATICS
1.
(8)
21.
(2)
41.
(6)
2.
(3)
22.
(2)
42.
(7)
3.
(5)
23.
(7)
43.
(8)
4.
(5)
24.
(6)
44.
(5)
5.
(6)
25.
(9)
45.
(8)
6.
(9)
26.
(3)
46.
(4)
7.
(1)
27.
(2)
47.
(1)
8.
(4)
28.
(2)
48.
(1)
9.
(B, C, D)
29.
(C)
49.
(B, D)
10.
(A, B, C)
30.
(A, C, D)
50.
(C, D)
11.
(A, D)
31.
(A, D)
51.
(B, C, D)
12.
(A, B)
32.
(B)
52.
(A, B)
13.
(A, C, D)
33.
(A, B, C, D)
53.
(B, C)
14.
(A, C)
34.
(A, B, C)
54.
(C, D)
15.
(A, C)
35.
(A, B, C, D)
55.
(A, B, C, D)
16.
(A, B)
36.
(A, B, C, D)
56.
(A, C)
17.
(C)
37.
(A, B)
57.
(C)
18.
(B)
38.
(B, C)
58.
(A)
19.
(B)
39.
(A, C)
59.
(C)
20.
(C)
40.
(B, C)
60.
(B)
1/11
ANSWERS & HINTS

PART - I (PHYSICS)
4. Answer (5)
1. Answer (8)
r2
Resistance =
r1
r r 1
r2
dr
2 1
2
K 4 r
4 K
4 K
dQ
20
80K 10 8 K 10 x K
1
dt
4 K
I1
5
I2
Solution-I
1
2
4
5. Answer (6)
A
v1
v 3 m/s
Solution-I
dw
2m
du
Solution-II
For cylinder A : The velocity of point X of the string

= 1r1 + 1r1 = 21r1
For cylinder B : The velocity of point Y of the string
= vB/ cm 2r2
Thus 21r1 = vB/ cm2r2
= 2 2 50 + 4 25
= (200 + 100) cm/s

Y B
= 3 m/s1
3. Answer (5)
Vt V0
100
V100 V0
3
2
R
R
6R xR
1 1 y
Solution-II
U1 U2 U
2
1RT 2RT 1 2 RT
r1 1 r2 1
r 1
1 1
3
2
= U + 2U = 3U
0.75 1
100 25 5T C
21
Solution-II
V2 V1 1 T2 T1
R T
R T
3
3
r 1
1
2
= 6 RT = CT
Q3
C = 6R
2 11 100 0
...(i)
0.75 11 0
...(ii)
2/11
2
mf
5
7
r 1
1
1
3
5
Given : Q = U + W
At constant pressure
solving we got = 25C
y 1
f=4
Solution-I
PV C
x=6
vB/ cm= 21r1+2r2
ml 2 1
ml 2 ml 2
2
3 2
12
4
I2
2. Answer (3)
5 2
ml
4
N=8
v 4
3
ml 2 3
2 m l
3 2
2
I1
6. Answer (9)
Assuming first in xy plane about z-axis and second
about x-axis in yz plane
d d
21 21
2 i 1 k
dt
dt
di
2 1 j
dt
21 = 2 4.5 = 9 (rad/s2)
cos
7. Answer (1)
Dyne
105
100 cm
Q
2 0.5 10Poise 31.4 cm 16 10 1 cm
x=1
8. Answer (4)
Apparent increase in volume of liquid = (1 2)V
Increase in cross-sectional area of neck
2

3 2
3 10
10
5 10 40
3
1 1 10 5
80
3
9. Answer (B, C, D)
v
B
v0
Vavg
t0
v 02
P
5
P1 P2
de mg
y
1 e de
dy
Y
l
3 mgl
2 Y
t0
Vavg
U dU
v0
v2
P
5 P
5
2 1
1
watt
4
34 2
34
Solution for (C) and (D)
v 0 t0
v
2 2 0
4
t0
The equation 1
P2
= 2 5 40 10 2 = 4 cm
t0 / 2
P
1 P
1
2 1
1
watt
4
2
2
2
Solution for (A) and (B)
Length of mercury column in neck
A 1
P1
11. Answer (A, D)
A 1 2
3
P
P
4 P
2 1 cos 1
watt
4
2
5 10
In another case
c.c/s = 10 2 cm3 /s
100
1 2 V
v t
v
00 0
2 t0
2
2 stress stress dv
l
1
1 F2
2
Adx
x 2dx
stress
.
2
2Y Al 2 0
F2
2YAl 2
l3
F 2l
m2g 2l
3 6YA
6YA
2t t0 2
12. Answer (A, B)
t0 2
2Tb sin
a 2a l sin
t0
t 2
2
v 1
can be arranged as t0 2
v 02
2

comparing with
3a
4a
Power escaped from one plane surface
P r 4 4T r 4
8nl
R 8nl
3.14 2 10 1cm
4
5
x x 0 2
a
y2
b
The v - t graph for particle is ellipse.
bg
3a
gl
4
3a
gl
4
a
cos
2l
3 ga 2
8 cos
Tbtan
Tbsin
l
3/11

v1 = 2v2
...(i)
a = 3R
GM 1 e
GM 1 e
1
2
e
a 1 e
a 1 e
3

...(i)
dF dm.02 .OP
Torque of this force about A,

d AP dF AP dm.02 .OP ...(ii)

AP dm.02 . OA AP

AP OA dm.02
At closest position,
GM
4R
v12
r1
8R
r1
3
al sin
1
v 22
GM
1 GM
3

1
r2
r2
a
16R 2
1 3
1
1
1 1
16R 2 r 2 3R 2
r2
4 l 2 x 2 6l
x2
5l
4
dt 2
m
L2
a02 sin .
L
2
mLa02
sin
2
...(iii)
mL2 d 2 m.La02

3 dt 2
2
3 a0 2
0
2 L
Angular frequency of oscillation
l 5
x
2
For crossing mgx Mg l 3 x 0

m
3
2
1
M
5
3 a02
2 L
3 a0 2
2 x 3a
15. Answer (A, C)
0
2
...(iv)
...(v)
16. Answer (A, B)
dl
dF
O A
In the frame of disc, centrifugal force upon small element

of rod, of length dl,
4/11
m
a02 sin l dl
L
mL2 d 2 mLa02

3 dt 2
2
d 2
3
ma 2 02
2
14. Answer (A, C)
3
r 2 x2 l
2
m
dl .02
L
mLa02
8R
3
a l sin dm.02
1
1 GM 3

1
r1 3R
1 3
At farthest position,
mg cos R
0 t 0
t
Icm
v mg cos sin
...(i)
...(ii)
At t = t0, where pure rolling starts, friction will reduce

to static friction .
3 3 4 1.73 3 3 6.92 3 9.92

rs 2i j m ,
r0 5i 5 j m

v s 30 i j ms 1 ,

v 0 15 i 3 j ms 1

r0/ s r0s r0 rs 3i 4 j,
r0s
= 29.76 ms1

r0s r0s 5 m

r0s 3 4
i j
5
r0s 5
'
v v s11 330 42
288
288
m=
cm = 29 cm
1000
1000
10
f
v v 011
300
330 30
f' f
1000
1000
288
330 42
v v s11
1042 Hz
17. Answer (C)

3
4
v s11 v s cos v s r0s i
5
5
j 30i 30 j
FC mg
3 4
30 42 ms1
5 5

4
3
v 011 v 0 cos v 0 r0s 15 i 3 j i
5
5
18. Answer (B)
4
3
15 3 3 3 4 3
5
5
mv 2
r
r2
v 2 0 g r
dv
R
0 r
dr
2
1
0 Rg
2
19. Answer (B)
v max
20. Answer (C)
PART - II (CHEMISTRY)
Molecular mass of sulphate = 174.3 g
21. Answer (2)

H3BO3 HBO2 H2O
x
2H3BO3 B2O3 3H2O

9 x
Total moles of water =

x=5
3
9 x
2
3
9 x x 11
2
Moles of H3BO3 decomposed in (II) reaction = 4

2 moles of H3BO3 = 1 mole of B2O3
4 moles of H3BO3 = 2 moles of B2O3
22. Answer (2)
B forms hydrated salt with Al2(SO4)3
B should be a sulphate of monovalent metal
i.e., M2SO4
As the sulphate M2SO4 consists one sulphur atom per
molecule, its molecular mass can be determined from
the given data
0.312 g of sulphur is present in 1.743 g of sulphate
32.1 g sulphur will contain 1.743 32.1 174.3 g
0.321
if x is atomic mass of metal

2x + 32.1 + 64 = 174.3
x = 39.1
Then B is K2SO4 ;
C = K2SO4.Al2(SO4)3.24H2O
2 (oxide) + S K2SO4
means A must be KO2
23. Answer (7)
24. Answer (6)
N2 + 3H2 2NH3
7R
2
For tetraatomic gas CP = 4R
For diatomic gas CP
7
7
28R
14R
R 3 R
2
2
2
CP (products) = 2 4R = 8R
CP (reactants) =
CP = CP(Products) CP(Reactants)
= 8R 14R = 6R
CP = xR
xR = 6R
x=6
5/11

25. Answer (9)
As MnO2 reacts with oxalic acid thus milli eq. of MnO2
= milli eq. of oxalic acid added milli eq. of oxalic acid
left unreacted
= 1 50 0.1 32 10 = 18
W
1000 18
E
WMnO2

28. Answer (2)
n 1
CnH2n 2 n
O2
nCO2 n 1 H2O
2
18 86.9
0.7821 g
2 1000
0.7821
100 48.88%
1.6
Also milli eq. of MnO2 = milli eq. of O2 = 18
% of MnO2
1000 18
8
n 1
2 7
n
4
4n + 2n + 2 = 7n
n=2
29. Answer (C)
C7H10
U = 3
WO2 0.144 g
0.144
100 = 9%
% of available O2
1.6
26. Answer (3)
Co-planar structures are
H2/Ni
b
c
Cl2/h
6 products
(X) O3
H C CH2 C CH2 CH2 CHO + HCHO

O
HCOCl
Internal alkyne on reaction with NaNH2 isomerises to

terminal alkyne, which gives all the tests mentioned.
Here (A), (C) and (D) are internal alkynes.
27. Answer (2)
31. Answer (A, D)
y
y
Cx Hy x O2 x CO2 H2O
4
2
Volume
reacted
10 mL
y
10 x
4
Volume
produced
CH-Cl has higher dipole moment than CH3F.
10 x
Total volume left = 70 = VO2 VCO2

Where, VO Volume of O2 left
2
VCO2 Volume of CO2 produced
80 10 x 50
4
y
3, x = 2
4
y
1, y = 4
4
(y x) is = 4 2 = 2
and
6/11
Cl ;
Low , distance is less due to
double bond
negligible
10x = 20
x=2
Since, the remaining gas occupied 70 mL,
VO2 70 20 = 50 mL
Cl
O ;
Less charge separation, less
Ph
Ph
O
Ph
O ;
Ph +
H
C O
H
H
+
CH3 CH CH CH O ;
H C CH CH C O
H
32. Answer (B)

For Graph (II)

Weight of Na2S2O3 = 3 158 = 474 g
Weight of solution = 1000 1.25 = 1250 g

Volume of solution = 1000 mL
nR 5
TF 32 273
P 9
Weight of water = 1250 474 = 776 g

% by weight of Na2S2O3 =
Na2S2O3
474
100 37.92
1250
0.065
776
3
18
nR 5
nR
TF
255
P 9
P
mx
So, intercept as well as slope of graph (I) is greater

than graph (II).
6
Molality of Na+ = 776 7.732 m
1000
Molality of S2O32 =
40. Answer (B, C)

Since, initially gases are at same temperature and
pressure if there is x mol of He gas,
3
3.886 m
776
1000
Mole of N2 (g) = 4x (Avogadros law)
Fact
4V
He
N2
(I)
(II)
n1, 300 K, P n2, 500 K, P
Na2CO3 .10H2 O
Na2CO3 .H2O
Na2CO3
Final
Conditions
200 C
400 C
CaSO4 .2H2O
CaSO4
CaO SO3
Applying ideal gas laws
Na2SO4 .10H2O
Na2 SO4 10H2 O
150 C
200 C
MgSO4 .7H2O
MgSO4 .H2O
MgSO4
4V
V
V
V
nT nT n 300 n 500
I
II
1
I 2
II
Also, n1 + n2 = x + 4x = 5x = n1
Electric
H2
2H
Arc
Hydrogen cannot reduce Al2O3, because Al O bonds

are very strong. Further finely devided palladium adsorbs
large amount of hydrogen because of its large surface
area. Nascent hydrogen is obtained by treating Na with
alcohol.
n1
12n1 17n1
5
5
25x
17
Now, applying ideal gas law on flask (I), before and

after heating.
37. Answer (A, B)

Pn
38. Answer (B, C)

39. Answer (A, C)
For Graph (I)
PV = nRT(K)
1.5 x
x
17
17
P
n1 25x
25
1.5 25
2.2
17
PV = nR(T(C) + 273)
Thus P = 2.2 atm
nR
nR
V
TC 273
P
P
mx
(B) option
1 atm = 1.013 105 pascal

2.2 atm = 2.22 105 pascal
(C) option
7/11
PART - III (MATHEMATICS)

41. Answer (6)
Case - I
Row 1 2 odd, Row 2 3 even, Row 3 2 odd
Case - II
x x
16 20 3 x 3 20 60, x 4 16 64

x 60, 61, 62, 63 4 solutions
Row 2 2 odd + 1 even, Row 1, 3 2 even, 2 odd
Total solutions = 15 + 12 + 8 + 4 = 39
Favourable Cases
5 39
4!
4! 1
1
3

2! 3 !
2!
2!2 2!
2! 2! 2!
3!
3
2! 3 !
2! 1!
Probability =
7 3! 4! 1
7!
5
42. Answer (7)

AB = 3 units
equation of tangent is yt = x + 2t2
(, ) is a point 2t2 t + = 0
P
(, )
R 2
(2t1 , 4t22)
A
B
57
1
44. Answer (5)
6 12 20 30
....
5 5 2 53 5 4
6 12 20
S
....
5
5 2 53 5 4
4
6 6
8 10
S 2 3 4 ....
5
5 5
5
5
6 13

5 40
S=
61
32
x=5
(2t22, 4t2)
45. Answer (8)
t1 t2 , t1t2
2
2
p
1
q
46. Answer (4)
2(t1 t2)(t1t2 + 1) = 3t1t2
Sn
(y2 8x) (x + 2)2 = 9x2
K r 1
2
K 1 r 1
43. Answer (8)
x x
16 20 0 x 1,2,3,....15

pq
5p + 15q = 40 p = q = 2
2t12 2 2t22 2
AB 2
3
t1
t2
x 20,21,...31 12 solutions
x x
16 20 2 x 2 20 40, x 3 16 48

x 40,41,...47 8 solutions
2K 1
K 1 2 1
2K 1
15 solutions
x x
16 20 1 x 20, x 2 16 32

8/11
39! factorial ends with 8 zeros
K 1
K 1
2n 1
2
n
2 1
= 2n + 1 n 2
R = 1, S = 0, T = 1, V = 2
(on subtracting)
47. Answer (1)
50. Answer (C, D)
sin
y
x cos2 x sin2 x cos2 x sin2 x cos2 x
sin
x cos2 x
sin2 x cos2 x
x 2 1 0, x 2 x 1 = 0
x i , i , , 2
1
cos 2 x sin2 2 x
4
1 2
1 sin 2 x
4
x2 x2 x 1 x2 x 1 0
x = , 2
6
6
6
1
1
1
26 2 2 3 3

1 4 cos 2 x cos2 2 x
3 cos2 2 x
1
1
2 2

1 y cos2 2 x 4cos 2 x 3 y 1 0
= 26 [1 + 1 + 64] + 1 + 1 = 1718
Since cos2x is required, 16 4(1 + y)(3y 1) 0
x = i, i
6
6
6
1 6
1
1
1
20 i i 2 2 i 3 3 i 4 4
i
i
i
i
5
y 1
3
Only possible integral value in given interval is zero.

48. Answer (1)
= 20[0 + 64 + 0 + 64] = 2560

Let the equation of the circle be

2
Given x
y 2 1 2 y 2 1 0
4
x2
y 2 1 1
4 2
4 2 3
32
x y z
Given log
49. Answer (B, D)
5 2
5 2

52
1
2 5
y
Coefficient of x4 = 4
Also,
y 2 2 5y 1 0
x110 1 x 1 x 2 1 x 2 x 4 ... 1 x 10 x 20
x110 [coefficient of x4 is 4]
x
1
5 2 log5 2
2
2 5
(1 + x + x ) (1 + x + x ) (1 + x + x ) (1 + x + x )....
4 2 3
32
x
y z
52. Answer (A, B)
The points lie on x2 + y2 = 1
AM HM
4
2
3
6 12 18 4
x
y
z
2 4
y2 1
x2 2
4 1
y z 1
,
2 3 2
x x y z

4
2
2 2 3
2 2 2 3
4

x x y z
1
x 2 2 y 2 1 1
4
x106 coefficient is 4.
y 5 2,
where y
5 2
...(i)
52
From (i) x = 1, 1
9/11

53. Answer (B, C)
x 0 x 3cos y 0 y 3 sin 0
must be equal to 1
Lt log3 ax 2 3 x 1
x 2
4a + 7 = 3
Lt
Now, K e x 2
If it passes through (1, 0)
a=1
log3 x 3 x 1 1
log3 x 1
Lt x 1 3 2 x
(By L Hospitals rule)
e x 2
x2 3x 1
54. Answer (C, D)
Let b = a + K, c = a + 2K, d = a + 3K where K is c.d

1 1
1
1
a d a a 3K a K a 2K
1 1
1
1
a a 3K
b c a K a 2K
a 3aK 2K
4a 12aK 9K
2
a 3aK 2K
P 1, 8
8
3
or P ' 1, 8
Centre , 2 or , 2
2
OP 3
units.
2
2
ab 2
2a 3K 2
a 3aK 2K
L im cos x a sin bx x e 2
lim cos x a sin bx 1
2
e x0
e
x

2
Solution-I
f(x) = x2 6mx + m2 + 4m + 2
K2
a 2 3aK 2K 2
1 1
4

b c ad
x-coordinate of vertex =
So, f 3m

Let P 3cos ,3 sin be the point of contact lying on
Common tangent PT is perpendicular of radii CP

and OP.
6m
=3m
2
5
1
8m
2
4
f(3m) is maximum, if m
x2 y 2 9
x 0
1
1 1
1
b c a d a K a 2K a a 3K
sin
1
3
56. Answer (A, C)

2
a 2 3aK
cos=
1 3cos = 0
Radius
1 1 1 1

a d b c
1
K
4
Now, f x 0 x R
x 2 6mx m2 4m 2 0 x R
C
P (3cos, 3sin)
D<0
A (1, 0)
P
10/11
1 5 1 5
,
m
4
4
Largest value of m = 0 (integral)

n=0
Solution-II
59. Answer (C)
Given f(x) = 2 (minimum value) for x 0
Lt
Case-I when vertex is 0

i.e., 3m 0
x ax 3x bx 2
4
Lt
m0
minimum occurs at x = 3m
x4 2x3 bx2 3x c 4
a 2 x3 3 b x2 b 3 x 2 c
2
2 b 3 c
a 3 b 2
x 1 2 2 4 1 2 3 4
x x x x
x x x x
f(3m) = 8m2 + 4m + 2 = 2
m = 1,
Since the limit to be exist, a 2 = 0,
1
2
3b
=4
2
a = 2, b = 5 and c R+
60. Answer (B)
m=1
Case-II when vertex < 0
f x g x 1
m<0
n R
In this case minimum occurs at x = 0
x4 2x3 3x2 5x 2 x4 2x3 5x2 3x c 1
f(0) = m2 + 4m + 2 = 2
8x2 + 2x + 2 c > 0
(m + 2)2 = 0
m=2
8x2 + 2x + (1 c) > 0
57. Answer (C)
Discriminant < 0
58. Answer (A)
n R
7
8
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ANSWERS & HINTS

Apparent increase in volume of liquid = (1 2)V

Increase in cross-sectional area of neck

Length of mercury column in neck

solving we got = 25C

Test - 8 (Paper - 2) (Code C) (Answers & Hints)

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For cylinder A : The velocity of point X of the string

= (200 + 100) cm/s

At t = t0, where pure rolling starts, friction will reduce

In the frame of disc, centrifugal force upon small element

Angular frequency of oscillation

vB/ cm= 21r1+2r2

For crossing mgx Mg l 3 x 0

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12. Answer (A, C, D)

15. Answer (A, B, C)

Power escaped from one plane surface

Solution for (A) and (B)

Solution for (C) and (D)

14. Answer (A, D)

16. Answer (B, C, D)

13. Answer (A, B)

The v - t graph for particle is ellipse.

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3 3 4 1.73 3 3 6.92 3 9.92

Solutions of Q. Nos. 17 and 18

18. Answer (B)

20. Answer (C)

22. Answer (2)

23. Answer (3)

Since, the remaining gas occupied 70 mL,

VCO2 Volume of CO2 produced

24. Answer (9)

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2H3BO3 B2O3 3H2O

Total moles of water =

Moles of H3BO3 decomposed in (II) reaction = 4

25. Answer (6)

2 moles of H3BO3 = 1 mole of B2O3

Hydrogen cannot reduce Al2O3, because Al O bonds

31. Answer (A, B, C)

26. Answer (7)

27. Answer (2)

32. Answer (A, B, C, D)

Volume of solution = 1000 mL

0.312 g of sulphur is present in 1.743 g of sulphate

32.1 g sulphur will contain 1.743 32.1 174.3 g

if x is atomic mass of metal

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33. Answer (B)

CH-Cl has higher dipole moment than CH3F.