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ITY 1921 (09-APR) A, Y LOT TEST ID

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Time: 120 minute
SOLUTION
PHYSICS
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Maximum Marks: 177

1. From Theory 7. Displacement is fix,

V
2. n1U1 = n2U2 so
area under v – t curve P
n1 MLT −2  = 1 MLT −2  is fix i.e. 1 also u = v =
2
 M L  T −2  0 for area of any
n1 = 1   
triangle (with base =
 M L  T   1) t

 360 kg 1km  1min −2  to be 1 the altitude 0 1

= 1   
should be 2. So for
 1kg 1m  1s   any process V must
reach 2 out of all the
 1 
= 1360 1000  possible values & so the least value of  for given
 60  60 
time interval and so  least = 4m / s2
= 100Newton
4 i.e  4 m/s2 at some point
3. V= R3 u=v=0&S0
3
  must be change direction
dv
= 4R2 = 1600 cm2 dv
dR 8. M = − rv
dv dt
V = DR v t
dR
  dt
dv r
( )
= 1600 cm2 ( 0.1cm ) = 1600 cm3 v
=−
m
vo o
hence C
rt
v x −
v = vo  v = v o at t = o
 
e m
4. vdv = −2 xdx
for , v = nv o nv o = v o e −rt/m
v0 0
ln(n)
v 2 − v 02 −2x2 tn =

2
=
2
( )
−r
m
dx
 v = v02 − 2x2 = v oe−rt/m
dt
5. tn
v x = 4 − 2t v o (n − 1)
x = 4t − t 2
x = vo
e
o
−rt/m
=
( −r / m)

x2 5 x v (n − 1)
S = x +y2 2
= 2
x + = x  v avg = = o
4 2 tn ln(n)

S=
5
2
4t − t 2( ) 9. Initially the second hand can be assumed to be at
00:00 pos2
Parabola with concave downwards
6. A

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dv
= − v
dt
v
2 v
l vo
= − t

t
v = vo −
2
 2t 2
v = + vo −  vo t
After 15 seconds, its pos2 is 4
v = 0 gives
2 vo
T=

dx  t 2 2
Also, = + vo −  vo t
dt 4
T T
2  t3   t2 
   + v o ( t )o − 2 v o  
T
x =
4  3 o  2 o
Change in velocity is 2v o v o
x =
( )
= v j −v j 3
x v
= v (i + j)  v average =
T
= o x = 3
3
= w (i + j) (
2
14. S P − P + 1 =
a
) (
2P2 − 2P + 2 − 1 )
{w → angular velocity of watch(seconds hand) } 2
 2  a
= ( )
 i + j ; T → time period of second hand
= aP2 − aP +
2
 T 
1 2 1
 2  = aP + a(P − 1)2 = 8m
=  1 2 2 2
 60 
15. vmax = 2t1
 2
= cms−1 6 = 2t1  t1 = 3 sec
30
10. False as it doesn’t follow triangle law of addition 6
t2 = = 2 sec
11. Instantaneous velocity is always tangential to the 3
path 10
total time = t1 + t 2 = 5 sec =
12. n
13. a = −  v n=2

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CHEMISTRY
16. CO2 get absorbed in KOH If 1.5 g CO2 is absorbed
then moles of CO2 formed =
1.5 22.
44
1.5
 Moles of C in 0.5 organic compound = 44

Percentage of C =
(1.5 / 44 )  12  100 = 81.81
0.5
17.
5C2O24− → 10CO2 + 10e− (1)
2MnO−4 −
+ 10e → 2Mn +2
(2)
from (1) & (2)
2MnO−4 + 5C2O24− + 16H → 2Mn+2 + 10CO2 + 8H2O
18. Fe+1
19. Normality of [H+] of 1 L solution =
Equivalence 20  10 + 10  36
= = 0.56
Volume 1000 mL
23.
20. In 100 g anhydrous salt, ratio of atoms Al : K : S : O
10.5 15.1 24.8 49.6
: : :
(NO3− + 3e− → NO)  28
=
27 39.1 32 16 3  ( As2+3 S3−2 → 2A s+ sO4−3 + 3s+6 O24− + 28e− )
=0.38 : 0.38 : 0.775 : 3.1
Multiplying (1) by (1/0.38) = 1 : 1 : 2 : 8  28NO3− + 3AS2S3 → 6AsO−43 + 9SO24− + 28NO
 Anhydrous salt = KAlS2O8 m
29.2  Eq. wt of As2S3 = & value of a:b = 28:3
21. 29.2 g HCl present in 100 g solution or mol 28
36.5 24. 100 g with 90 % purity = 90 g CaCO3 & 90 g CaCO3
100 gives 50.4 g CaO
present in mL solution.
1.25 −1 q1 q2
25. P.E. =
Now for preparing new stock solution, let V mL be 40 r
used. 26. No. of waves in nth orbit = n-
Then,
( 29.2 / 36.5 )  V = 200  0.4  V = 8mL 27.
100 1
 KZe2 1
1.25 1000 28. V2 = 
m r
29. Three lines of balmer series
n2h2
30. V2 =
42m2h2

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MATHEMATICS
e
1
x
1  1 1  xyz = k1 .k 2 .k3 = 1
31.  x2
dx +  2 dx =  e x +  + C
x  x
1 log 17 log 17
40. 2 2 2
− 2 2
33. elog10 1 1 log 23 log3 23
2 3
=e =1
0
log 3 17 2 log8 17
= =
34. a,b,c are in G.P log 9 23 2 log9 23
 b = ac
2
log8 17
=
 2log b = log a + log c log9 23
2 1 1 So, answer will be 0.
 = +
logb  loga  logc 
41. sin2 x + cos2 y = 2 sec 2 z
 loga , logb , logc  are in H.P
sin2 x  1

35. sec 2   1
cos2 y  1
4xy sin2 x + cos2 y  2 ....(1)
 1
( x + y) sec 2 z  1
2

 4xy  ( x + y )
2
2sec 2 z  2 ....(2)

 ( x − y)  0  x  y
2  sin2 x = 1, cos2 y = 1 & sec 2 z = 1
True
OR x = y
43.
36.
x −1 =1
 tan
4
x.sec 2 xdx
 x − 1=  1
put tan x = t
x − 1= 1 x − 1= − 1
tan4 x
+C x =2 x =0
5
x = 2, − 2 x = 0
37. 3 solutions

 sin x  cos x  dx = 2  sin 2x  dx

1
44. For log to be different 1− x  0 and 1− x  1
1 1  x  1 and x  0
=−  cos 2x  + c Also
2 2
3 1
log1− x   =
38. 2 2
3 (
 = 1− x )
1/ 2

+v - +v - +v +v 2
- - - 1 3 9
 = 1− x
4
39.
−5
ax = b  x = loga b  x=
4
 y = logb L −4x = 5
z = logc a
xyz = 1 1
2. log5 7 1
2. log5 3
45. 9log25 7 = 3 2 = 3log5 7 49log25 3 = 7 2
= 7log5 3
and
And
x = k1 logb a
alogb c = clogb a
y = k 2 logc b
So answer is 0
z = k 3 loga L

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