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JEE (Main)-2020
TEST DATE: 09-02-2020
ANSWERS, HINTS & SOLUTIONS

Physics PART – I
SECTION – A
1. B

Sol. v i  (v cos  )iˆ  (v sin   gt)jˆ
 gt
 v  (v cos  )iˆ  (v sin  )jˆ
2
 
vi   v 
4v sin 
 t
3g
2. B
Sol. r = a(1 cos )  dr = a sin  d 2a
Flux through the element is
a
I  1 1  2 2 r
d  0    2a sin d
2a  (1  cos ) (1  cos )  I I
 
I 2a I
 0 2 sin2 d = 0 2a d 
 sin  
0 0
 = 20Ia
 mutual inductance
M = /I= 20a
3. B
Q
Sol. V
k4 0r
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Q
  4rv …(i)
k 0
    Q Q

I  J  ds   E  ds 
S

S
k40r 2
4r 2 
k 0
 4rv
4. C
q q I
Sol.  0 v 0
20r 2r
 c 2
v 
0 0I I
5. A
B
Sol. Speed of sound, v 

2
PV = K
dP 2K
Bulk modulus, B   V   2P
dV V 2
2P
v

6. D
Sol. In steady state, potential difference across 6 F capacitor = 7.5 V
 Charge on the 6F capacitor, q = 6  7.5 = 45 C
7. B
Sol. Thermal resistance of the spherical shell is
2a 2a
dr dr a
R  K4r
a
2
 
a

4r 2

4
…(i) a
r2 C 2a
msd   0
 
dt R
60 t
d
mSR 
80
(   0 )
 dt 
0
5
t  mSRn  
3
4 3  a  5
t
3
a S   n  
 4   3 
Sa 4  5 
t= n  
3 3
8. C
Sol. A  A 0 e t
n2
 t
7.8  31.2e 5570
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n2
 2n2 =  t
5570
Solving, t = 11140 years
9. A
Sol. Let v = actual velocity of fly towards right
vapproach = 4 + v
8 = 4 + v
 v = 3 m/s
10. D
2
Sol. T  mg 
 
m 3v 0

9mv 20
T  mg 

11. A
Sol. CM = ICM m
mR2 v
mgR   
2
v0
2g m

R
When pure rolling motion starts
R  v = v0
(0  t)R  gt = gt
0R  2gt  gt = gt mg
0R  4gt
R 40  0.4
 t 0   2 sec mg
4g 4  0.2  10
12. A
Sol. The equation of process AB is
P  P
P   0  V  PV 1  0  constant
 V0  V0
 This is a polytropic process with a polytropic constant, x = 1
R 5R R
 Molar heat capacity, C = C V     3R
(1  x) 2 2
13. C
Sol. We know E  Pav
E2 P2 100 1
  
E1 P1 200 2
E
 E2 
2
14. D
Sol. From Conservation of momentum v v1 v2

mv + 0 = mv1 + 2mv2 m 2m m 2m
v = v1 + 2v2 …(i) A B A B
coefficient of restitution;
v  v1
e 2
v
v2  v1 = v …(ii)
from (i) and (ii);
2v v
v2  , v1  
3 3
 A 2mv 2 2v 2
  4
B mv1 v1
15. B
 D
Sol. When y  
4 4d
y    
Path difference, r = d sin = d    d   (for small ‘’)
D
   4d  4
2 2  
 Phase difference,  =  r   
  4 2
  I
I  I0 cos2    I0 cos2    0
2
  4 2
16. D
 2  
Sol. A   (2)g  A   g  A0 g
 3  3
4 
  0
3 3
5
 0 
3
Specific gravity of the material of cylinder = 0/ = 5/3
17. A
Sol. The emf induced in a thin circular ring of radius ‘r’ is
d

dt a r dr
B = kt
d

dt

ktr 2  kr 2 2a
2a 2
kr hdr
 dI   a
2r
2a
kh  r 2  3kha2
I   
2  2  4
a
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18. B
 1
Sol. Shift, dS   1   dx
 
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t
 t 
 dS   1   (t  x)  dx
0 0
t
 t  t n(t  x) 0 = t  tn2 = t(1  n2)
19. A
Sol. F  4 = 2a …(i) 2a
4  3 = 2a …(ii)
 F = 5N 1 kg F
4N
a
4N
2 kg
3N
20. C
Sol. ICRL  VCE  VCC IB IC
ICRL = VCC  VCE = 9  5 = 4 V RL

4 4 RB
 IC = =  4  10 3 A C
RL 103 B
VCE VCC = 9 V
I VBE E
IB  C  4  10 5 A

VCC = IBRB + VBE
V  VBE 9  1.4
RB  CC   1.9  105   190 k
IB 4  105
SECTION – B
21. 4
Sol. Velocity of longitudinal wave in a solid rod is A B
11
Y 1.6 10 4
v    104  8000 m/s
 2500 5 15 cm 70 cm 15 cm
Now, n1 : n2 : n3 = 1 : 2 : 3
=15 : 70 : 15
= 1.5 : 7 : 1.5
No. of loops formed in the fundamental mode of vibration
= 1.5 + 7 + 1.5 = 10 loops
 10(/2) = 
  = (2)/10 = 0.2 m
v 8  103
 fundamental frequency, f   = 40 kHz
 0.2
22. 1
 m  m2 
Sol. a 1 g
 m1  m2 
a g (m1  m2 ) (m1  m2 )
  
a g m1  m2 m1  m2
a 0.01 0.4 0.4
    1%
a 9.80 60 147
SECTION – C
23. 00002.82
1
Sol.  = 2n = 2   0.5 rad/s
4
R
1  3 KQq KQq 
mv 2r      m 2rdr 
2 2 R R 
0
1 KQq m2R2 kQq

mv 2r    vr2   2R2
2 2R 2 R
9  109  8 1
v r2    109  1  7  vr  7 m/s
2 6
v t  R  1 m/s
v  vr2  v 2t  7  1  8  2 2 = 2  1.41 = 2.82 m/s
24. 00002.25
Sol. v + f e = 26 cm
 v = 26  2.5 = 23.5 cm
1 1 1
 
v u f0
v v v v 23.5
1    1  1  22.5 cm
u f0 u f0 1
vD 25
Angular magnification, m   22.5   225
u fe 2.5
|m| = 225
100x = 225  x = 2.25
25. 00042.50
 v  vS
Sol. fmax   f
 v  vS 
340 D
fmax   360 Hz = 382.5 Hz
320
observer
 v 
fmin   f vS
 v  vS 
340
fmin   360 Hz = 340.0 Hz
360
 fmax  fmin  42.50 Hz
Chemistry PART – II
SECTION – A
26. B
Sol. (A) The value of steric factor decreases as the complexity of reacting molecules increases.
(C) If chain termination is slower than chain branching and chain propagation, explosion
occurs.
(D) N2 is used to remove the excess energy as O3 formed at lighter energy level can
redissociate.
27. C
Sol. Stability order is
C>B>D>A
28. C
Sol. Due to highest electronegativity difference also due to bond order greater than 1 in BF3 (only).
29. A
Sol. B & C are non aromatic as both are non planar.
30. D
Sol. Melting point of sodium (Na) is 371 K (approx), hence it is obtained in liquid state even at 850 K,
the temperature of operation.
31. D
Sol. OH   1.5 108 = 1.225 × 10-4; pOH = 3.912;
Hence, pH = 10.088
32. A
Sol. (B) Duma’s method, the organic compound is heated with CuO, not with Cu2O.
(C) Fuming HNO3 is used in Carius method.
(D) N, S, X (halogen) and phosphorus present in an organic compound are detected by
Lassaigne’s test.
33. D
34. B
Sol.
H
A ; B ; ; C
O O O
35. B
Sol. In A, C and D – SN1 runs in parallel.
36. D
Sol. All are free radical reactions.
37. D
Sol. Carbon reduction is employed for extraction of Fe, Pb, Zn and Sn etc. generally.
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38. B
Sol. Spin only magnetic moment of A, C and D are zero. ‘C’ cannot show ionization isomerism. While
‘D’ does not show geometrical isomerism.
39. C
H3C CH COO
Sol. By the processes defined in A, B and D, Alanine is formed.
NH3
40. C
Sol. (A) Al  dil. H2SO 4  Al2  SO 4 3  H2 
High temperature
(B) Al  AlCl3   AlCl
(D) AlCl disproportionates below 800oC to give AlCl3 and Al.
41. D
Sol. Shapes of MX2 (M = alkali earth metals) change from linear to bent from top to bottom.
42. C
Sol. Be(OH)2 solution is amphoteric.
 pKa of CH3COOH is 4.76.
 pKa of CH3COOH is 3.76.
43. A
Sol. The order of corresponding equilibrium constants is : K4 < K3 < K2 < K1.
44. C
Sol. (A) Rain cloud – Aerosol
(B) Soapsuds – Foam
(D) Milk of magnesia – Sol
45. D
Sol. Chlorine water oxidizes Br  to Br2 and I to I2.
Also, Br2 water oxidize I to I2.
SECTION – B
46. 8
Sol. For the given reaction : n = 2.
Eocell  0.24
0.06
Hence, Eo  logK eq
2
0.24  2
 logK eq
0.06
K eq  108
Hence, x = 8.
47. 3
HIO
Sol. C6H12O 6  4
 5HCOOH  HCHO;
Glucos e 
1 mole  180 gm glucose give 30 gm HCHO
Hence, 18 gm glucose give 3 gm of HCHO.
SECTION – C
48. 00000.96
Sol. K P  1.5  1.5  2.25 atm2
At new equilibrium:
2.25  PH2 S  2
PH2 S  1.125
Ptotal  3.125
3
Hence, the desired ratio is  0.96
3.125
49. 00299.50
1
Sol. H2  g  O2  g   H2 O  g ;
2
1
Hf  H2 O, g HH  O O 2 O H
2
= - 299.50 (kJ/mole)
50. 00015.99
ZM
Sol. Density  ;Z  4  fcc 
N.a3
M = 65 gm/mole
a = 300 pm = 3 × 10-8 cm.
Hence, density = 15.99 gm/cm 3.
Mathematics PART – III
SECTION – A
51. A
Sol. (~p  q)  (~q  r)
52. C
Sol. The circles touch each other at (1, 1)
53. C
Sol. x 2
54. D
Sol. Use half angle formulae and Heron’s formula
55. D
Sol. A1, A2, S1 and S2 are concyclic. S2
S2A1S1 = S2A2S1 = 45 and S1A1A2 = S1S2A2 = 
 A1S1A2 = A1S2A2 = 45 – 2 S1
50 A1S1
 , but A1S1 = 50 cosec  50
   3  45º 45º
sin   2  sin   
4   4 
P
1 A1S1  A1 A2
 tan    S1S 2   sin = 250 50
3   4
sin    
4 
56. B
Sol. Property, SP = Geometric mean of length of tangents
57. D
x y
Sol.  1
4 9
58. B
Sol. Midpoint of segment between asymptotes is same as midpoint of chord
59. D
y2 2 1 65
Sol. x2    x  my   1  2   m2  0  2  m2 
66 66 66
60. B
3 1
2
Sol.  f  x  dx  f  x  dx  0 , where f(x) = ax + bx + c

3 0
61. D
Sol. z1 lies on line joining 3 + 4i and 4 – 3i, which also contains the point 5 – 10i. So, expression is
slope of perpendicular to this line
62. A
 
 a b
Sol. c       
a b
63. D
1
3 1
1 
Sol. A 
0

12x dx    1 dx
1
x 
3
64. D
i
n1 1 1
1 n2  x 1 1 2 
Sol. lim
n n
i 1 1  i4
1 
 x 4

2
tan x
0

8
0
n2
65. C
2n
 z  1
Sol.    1
 z  1
66. A
1
Sol. ST2 = AS2 + AT2 – 2AS·AT·cos  and AS·AT = bc
2
67. B
1 1
Sol. tn  
 n  1 n  2  n  3  n n  1 n  2  n  3 
68. B
Sol. A = –1, B = 1
69. A
Sol. f(x) = x2 (tan x – cos x)
70. C
xe3x e3x 1
Sol. xye2x   
3 9 9
SECTION – B
71. 6
Sol. 4!·(2!·3 + 2  2 + 3) = 312
72. 9
20  1  40  22
Sol. 2   3 (Because mean of both samples is the same)
60
SECTION – C
73. 00001.50
 
1
1
f x 3  27x  f x 3  1 



Sol.  1  1   for large enough x, now use Sandwich Theorem.
 x3   x3 
f   x  f  1 
 3   3 
74. 00004.50
3
Sol. Plane is –x + z = 1  d 
2
75. 00000.50
Sol. p = 0.5 as there is a bijection between the sequences where 100th passenger sits in his assigned
seat and the sequences where he doesn’t.

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ANSWERS, HINTS & SOLUTIONS

Sol. From Conservation of momentum v v1 v2

ICRL = VCC  VCE = 9  5 = 4 V RL

1 KQq m2R2 kQq

(D) AlCl disproportionates below 800oC to give AlCl3 and Al.

(B) Soapsuds – Foam

(D) Milk of magnesia – Sol

Mathematics PART – III

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