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PAPER II SOLUTIONS
MATHEMATICS PHYSICS CHEMISTRY
PART A : MATHEMATICS
SECTION I
1. (C)

ls  m

s  1

ls

s  1

 m

s=1

s=1

s  1

s=1

= l (1 + 2 + 32 + 43) + m (1 + + 2 + 3)
= lS + 0 where S = 1 + 2 + 32 + 43
2

Now S =

+ 2 + 3 + 4
2

(1 ) S = (1 + + + ) 4 (Q = 1)
=4
required sum =
log

0.5

2. (C) S = 0.25
log

4l
 1

1
1
1


 .... to
2
3
5
5
5
1
5

0.5

= 0.25

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log

= 0.25

1
4

0.5

log

= 0.25
log

= 0.25

0.25

1

1 2

0.25

= 4

2

16

3. (C) If is the common root,

2

1 = 0
2

+=0

 1

 1

1
 1

2
=1

(Q 1 as = 1 both the equations are the same)

and =

 1

 1

= 1 ( 1)2 = 1

= 0, 2 but 0
=2
215

4. (A) 17

2 107

= (17 )

17 = (289)

107

17 = (290 1)

107

17

= (290107 107C1 (290)106 + ... + 290 1) 17

= multiple of 29 17 = multiple of 29 29 + 12
the required remainder is 12

a 
2

a  x
5. (D) =

ab
ac

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ab
2

b  x
bc

ac
2

c  x

a
2

= abc

bc
2

b 

x
b

c
c 

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2

x
a

= abc

1
a

1
b

x
c

x
c

b
a

= abc x

c 

R  R ; R
1

 R

1
c
1

c


c 

= abcx {Polynomial of second degree}

2

4
x is the highest power that divides the given determinant.

6. (A) P(E1) = Probability that the first digit is 3

=

2
(Q Either 322 or 323 should be drawn)
4
1
2

P(E2) = 2 = 1 , P(E3) = 2 = 1
4
2
4
2
P(E1 E2) = Probability that the first two digits are 3 = 1 = P(E1) P(E2)
4
E1 and E2 are independent. Similarly, E2 and E3 are also independent.
E1, E2, E3 are not mutually exclusive.
Also P(E1 E2 E3) = 1
4
P(E1) P(E2) P(E3) = 1
8

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7. (B) The given equation is x + 3x + 20x

= sin x
the solutions of the given equation is
the points of intersection of the curves
y = x3 + 3x2 + 20x . . . (1) and
y = sin x . . . (2) in [0, 2]
dy

For (1),

= 3 (x + 1) + 17

dx
curve (1) is increasing as x increases.
origin is the only point of intersection of (1) and (2)
8. (D) f(x) = x3 5x2 + 6x = x (x2 5x + 6)
= x (x 2) (x 3)
f(x) is positive in (0, 2) and negative in (2, 3)
3

Hence

 5x  6x dx

x  5x  6x dx 

x  5x  6x dx

2
x
5 3

x  3x
4
3

= 2

4
=

5 2
3


0

 3 2

x
5x

4
3

 3x

2
2

5 3
3

 3 3

37
12

9. (B) AB AC  BC BA  CA CB
= AB AC cos  BC BA cos 90 
2

= p p cos + (p sin ) p sin

= p2 (cos2 + sin2 ) = p2

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SECTION II
10. (C) Statement 1 is true. But statement 2 is wrong because the required condition
is D > 0 and a f(k) < 0.
In this problem a = 1 is positive,
f(k) < 0 satisfies this condition,
11. (B) Eventhough both the statements are true. Statement 2 cannot be directly
applied to the given determinant without making row operations.
1

12. (C) cos

(cos ) for all

1

For example cos

cos

, cos

1

cos

4
3

2
3

13. (A) f(x) = 6x + 12x + 7 sin x

2
= 6 (x + 1) + 1 sin x > 0 for all x

f(x) is increasing for all x

SECTION III
14. (D) The word EARTHQUAKE contains 10 letters with A and E, each repeated
twice.
the total number of arrangements of four letters of the word can be as
follows:
(I) 2, As and 2, Es Number of ways =

4
2 2

=6

or (II) 2 letters alike and the other two are different

Number of ways =

C C
1

4
2

= 504

or (III) All the four letters are different Number of ways =

4 = 1680

the required number of ways = 6 + 504 + 1680

= 2190
15. (A) First letter should be A and the last E.
in the middle we can arrange 2 letters from the remaining letters in
8
P = 56 ways
2

(Q the 8 letters are different)

16. (D) The end letters are E and T. They can be arranged among themselves in
2 ways. The middle two letters can both be A or both be different.
they can be arranged in 1 + 7P2 = 43 ways.
the required number = 2 43 = 86
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17. (C) Eccentricity of the ellipse =

focus of the ellipse is

21
25  4
=
5
25

21 , 0
5

eccentricity of the hyperbola =

Hence its equation is

x
a

21

2
2


a

25
21

This passes through

=1

 1

21 y
4a

=1

21 , 0

a = 21
2

Hence the equation of the hyperbola is x  y = 1

21
4
18. (B) One of the foci of the hyperbola is

21, 0 = (5, 0)

21

19. (A) The equation of the director circle of the hyperbola

x
a

2
2

y
b

2
2

= 1 is

x +y =a b

i.e., x2 + y2 = 21 4 = 17
SECTION IV
20. (A) (s); (B) (p); (C) (q); (D) (r)
(A) tan

3 = sec

10

sec (tan

3) = (sec sec

10)

= 10
1

Similarly, cosec2 (cot

(B) cosec cos

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12
13

2) = (cosec cosec
= cosec cosec

5)2 = 5

13
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sin

(C) sin

 1

 1

45 sin sin

(D) 3

sin

= 3

2 tan

sin

3
2

 1

tan

= sin

2
3
2


1
3

 cos

2
3

 1

1
1 
9

= 3

sin tan

 1

= 3

sin sin

= 3

3
5

1
3

 1

3
5

14

 1

tan

 cos cos

= sin

1
2

45
2
2 2

 cos

 cos tan

 1

 1

tan

 1

1
3

21. (A) (r); B (s);(C) (p); (D) (q)

(A) Differentiating 4xy = y4 + c w.r.t. x
4x

dy
dx

 4y = 4y

dy
dx

(x y3) dy + y = 0
dx
2

(B) c (y + 1) = e

x  2x
2

c dy = e
dx
c

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2

x  1

dy
= c (y + 1) (x + 1)
dx

dy
dx

= xy + x + y + 1

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(C) y = x tan (c x)
dy

dx
y

 x

1 

y
x

2
2

2
2
dy
= y  x  y
dx

= tan (c x) x sec2 (c x)

x dy
2

x  y

x  y

 1

dx

(D) x2 = c2 + 2cy
2x = 2c

dy
dx

i.e., x = c dy
dx
2

2
2
Now x = c + 2cy x  y = c + y
2

c= x  y  y
x =
x

x  y  y

dx
 y =
dy

dy
dx

x  y

22. (A) (q); (B) (r);(C) (s); (D) (p)

(A) P and Q are P (1, 2, 4) and Q (3, 1, 2)
direction of ratios of PQ, the normal to the plane are
3 1, 1 + 2, 2 + 4 i.e., 2, 3, 6
Hence the equation of the required plane is
2 (x 1) + 3 (y + 2) + 6 (z + 4) = 0
i.e., 2x + 3y + 6z + 28 = 0

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(B) The vector equation of the plane through the given lines can be written as
r i  3j  k  r j  2k = 0
i.e., x + (3 + ) y + (2 1) z = 0
This passes through (2, 1, 1)
6=0=6
the required equation is x + 9y + 11z = 0
(C) Since the plane contains the line r = 2 i 

j  k

it passes through the point 2 i and parallel to j  k

Since it is perpendicular to the plane r i  k = 3
it is also parallel to i  k
its normal is j  k i  k = i  j  k
the equation of the required plane is r  2 i i  j  k = 0
i.e., x y z 2 = 0
(D) Since the centroid of ABC is i  2 j  3 k , if
A (a, 0, 0), B (0, b, 0), C (0, 0, c)
a = 3 1 = 3, b = 3 2 = 6, c = 3 3 = 9
the equation of the plane ABC is

y
z
x


= 1
3
6
9

i.e., 6x + 3y + 2z 18 = 0

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PART B : PHYSICS
SECTION I

23. (D) d B =

dl r

4 r 2

B =

dl

4 r 2
I

0 1
2

= 

 z

rz

4 r

0 1

= 

4r
I

0 2

Similarly, B =
2

1
R

total

4r
1
2R

3
2R

Rtotal = 2R
3
V = Rtotal I = 2 RI
3

I1 = V =
2R

Also I2 =

V
R

2
RI
3

2R

I
3

2
RI
3
R

B = B1 + B2

4r

I  I
2

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1

12 r
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24. (C) The activity due to a single decay process follows

A = A0 e

Here, the two such processes have equal value of A0

A

 t

A
A

= e

 t
2

Given that this ratio is e for t = 1 hr (as they differ by factor e)

(2 1) = 1 hr

Difference in decay rates = 1 hr

25. (D)
The total energy for this processes I & II is 79 eV
For process II alone, energy required E II =

Z
n

2
2

13.6 eV

Here n = 1, Z = 2
2

II

2 13.6
1

= 54.4 eV
for process I, EI = 79 54.4 = 24.6 eV
26. (B) Apparent weight of person = F = W 
1

= W

1 

a
g

Rate of expenditure of energy = Fv

=W
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Z Z
27. (D) Z =

1 2

Z  Z
1

Z1 = L

is infinite if Z1 + Z2 = 0
2

1
C
1

Z2 =

 1
C
2

1
L 

 C = 0
2

1
C
1

LC2 2

 1

= 0

This equation gives two roots

i.e., the two values for are
1

=
1

LC

and =
2

1
LC

 1

28. (B) When screen is shifted 50 cm away, D = 2 m

Fringe width =

D
d
 9

666.7 10

 3

3 10
6

= 444.4 10

For dark fringes

y

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n 
2

n 

1
2

n 

1
2

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As first dark fringe is formed when n = 0, the eigth dark fringe corresponds
to the position y

1
7 
2

, which is given by y

1
7 
2

7 

1 444.4 106 m
2
3

= 3.33 mm = 3.3 10

29. (C) As in curve II, ductile
copper can be lengthened and worked into shape over
an extensive section on such a graph.
As in curve I, brittle
glass fibre will easily shape after reaching the elastic
limit.
30. (C) R =

mv
eB
 26

1.95 10

3 10

 19

1.5 1.6 10
24 m

31. (B) Angular separation in radius =

1.22
D

1 arc-second =

1
3600 57

1
3600
1
3600
=

degree

1
radian
57

1.22
D
 8

= 1.22 5500 10
D

Diameter in cm = 1.22 5500 10

3600 57

= 13.76 cm
SECTION II
32. (D) Supersonic waves move with velocities greater than that of sound. i.e., then,
in a given time, the source advances more than the wave. The resultant wave
motion is a conical wave called a shock wave. It is sudden and violent sound
as we hear when a supersonic jet plane flies by. Doppler formulae is not
applicable to such.
33. (B) (Theory/Knowledge based)
34. (A) Minimum current is drawn when the circuit is purely resistive.
To verify the numerical data given, let C be unknown
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As it is purely resistive,
XL = XC
L = 1
C
0.2 2 50 =
C=

1
C 2 50

1
62.8 314
6

 50.7 10
= 50.7 F

35. (A) In X-rays, the presence of peaks in such a graph is a non-classical effect, in
addition to a continuous X-ray spectrum. Instead of photon energy being
transformed into electron kinetic energy as in photoelectric effect, electron
kinetic energy is being transformed into photon energy in X-ray production.
So, it is inverse photoelectric effect.
Since work functions W0 are only a few eV, whereas the accelerating
potentials are typically tens or hundreds of thousands of volts, we can ignore
W0 and interpret the short wavelength limit as case where the entire kinetic
energy of bombarding electron is given up to produce a single photon of
energy hmax
hc

eV = hmax =

min

min = hc
eV
 6

1.24 10
V

SECTION III
36. (B) Newton
s second law gives
m

dv
dt

= bv
t

Integrating,

ln

dv
v

=

mb dt
0

b
v
t
=
v
m
0

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v = v

 t

Q =

b
m


dx
= v e
0
dt

Integrating x =

1  e

100
2

 t

1  e

 2 2.5

= 49.7 m
2

37. (C) m

d x
dt

d x
dt

dx

=  mg  b

=

g 

dt

dx

where =

dt

Integrating

dv

dt

=

g  v

ln

b
m

g  v
g  v

= t

g + v = (g + v0) e
g

v =

 v

 t

For maximum height, put v = 0

g

0 =

 v
g

 v

 t

t =

ln

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v
=

(using Taylor expansion for < < 1)

g
38. (D) Newton
s second law applied to this situation will be
m

dv
dt

= mg bv

b
dv
= g  v (where =
)
dt
m
v

Integrate

dv

g  v

Use u = g v

v =

Integrate y =

g  v

ln

gt

dt

1  e

=t

 t

1  e

 t

dy
= v
dt

39. (D) When electric field is absent, the oil drop will have terminal velocity v
given by
F = mg = 6 rv
(Where F is given positive sign if upward)
v =

mg
6 r

v will be negative and constant between t = 0 and t = 4 s

When electric field is applied (vertically downwards as given in data of
question), the oil drop experiences an instantaneous upward force due to the
electric field ()
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Then, terminal velocity will instantaneously increase to its positive value

given by
F = q mg = + 6 rv
v =

q  mg
6 r

The graph will qualitatively
as shown in Figure (D)

40. (C) The electric field 0 must be vertical upwards so that the force due to 0 on
the positively charged oil-drop is vertically upwards.
0 change in velocity = k[(2v) ( 4v)], where k is proportionality constant
= 6 kv
Let final field be
= k[ v ( 4v)] = 3 kv
=

(and is vertically upwards)

41. (C) F = q =

qV
d

= mg

where q is given to be negative

V is voltage applied to plates
and

d is distance between plates

Drop is given additional negative charge

to maintain equilibrium, V is to be decreased
SECTION IV
42. (A) (q); (B) (r);(C) (p); (D) (r)
(A) Gauss law is applied for gravitation for single sheet

 I g dS

=  4 Gm

where Ig A Ig A = 4 G A
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2 Ig A = 4 G A
Ig = 2 G
For two sheets, field will be double than the above in regions R1 and R3 and
will be zero in region R1
43. (A) (q); (B) (s);(C) (r); (D) (p)
(A) 1 mv 2 = E = e x V v =
K
2
d 0
(B) =

h
h
h
=
=
p
mv
m

(C) EP = eV0 1  x
d
(D) E K =

ex
d

V E
0

md

md
1

2eV x
x
0

2exV

1 

x
d

x
d

44. (A) (r); (B) (p);(C) (r); (D) (q), (s)

(A) and (B)
In a perfectly elastic three-dimensional collision between two point masses, there
are four scalar conservation laws that relate initial and final velocities viz.,
One equation for conservation of energy and three equations for conservation
of momentum
m=4
There are a total of six unknowns viz., the three components (in x, y, z
directions) of each of the two final velocities (v1, v2)
n=6
(C)

3v
2l

3v
, where lc = 2 m by data l0 = 2 lc = 2 (2) = 4 m
4l
c

(D) If there is no symmetry (i.e., in values of

spring constants of S1 and S3 and masses
of P1 and P2) then there will be two modes
of linear vibration.
But, if there is symmetry as in Figure (of solution), there will be one mode
only viz., =

k  2k
m

f = 1 or 2
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PART C : CHEMISTRY
SECTION I
45. (A) Mass of HCO


3

in 1 kg or 106 mg of water = 244 mg

Millimoles of HCO
4 HCO


3

244
61

=4

+ 2 CaO 2 CaCO3 + 2 H2O + 2 CO

2
3

Millimoles of CaO required is 2

Mass of CaO = 56 2 = 112 mg.
C
46. (B)
C

441 = 1.40
315

The value indicates that the gas is diatomic

n =

PV
RT

M =

W
PV
=
M
RT

WRT
PV

For diatomic gas, atomic mass =

M
2

WRT
2PV
7.0 0.082 300
2 1 4.1

= 21

3
4
4
47. (A) 10 dm = 10 L = 10 mL = 10 g

t = 100 30 = 70
Heat required by water = 104 4.184 70 J
3

= 10 4.184 70 10

kJ

= 2928.8 kJ
Mol of butane required =

2928.8
2.879 10

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48. (C) Argentite is Ag2S.

2

2+

49. (D) Calcium carbide is Ca (C C) . In carbide ion the two carbon atoms are
bonded by one sigma and two pi bonds.
50. (D) =

 18

1.6 10

 10

100 10

10

= 1.6 10

 10

Fraction of electronic charge =

1.6 10

 10

= 0.33 or 33%

4.8 10
51. (A)
52. (B)

53. (D)
SECTION II
54. (B) This is Tischenko reaction.
55. (A)
56. (C)
57. (D)

So, Statement 1 is wrong. Statement 2 is correct.

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SECTION III
58. (B)
59. (D)

60. (A) Methyl halides react through SN2 mechanism.

61. (B) L (anode) Aganode Ag


anode

+e

R (cathode) Ag cathode + e Ag cathode

Aganode + Ag

E = E0

0.059


cathode

Ag
log

Ag

Ag


anode

+ Ag

cathode


anode


cathode

10

62. (C) Ksp of AgCl = 2.8 10

+

10

[Ag ] [Cl ] = 2.8 10

 10

+
[Ag ]anode = 2.8 10
0.2

10

= 14 10

13

Ksp of AgBr = 3.3 10

+

13

[Ag ] [Br ] = 3.3 10

 13

+
[Ag ]cathode = 3.3 10
0.001

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= 3.3 10

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 10

Ecell =  0.059 log 14 10


1
3.3 10

10

= 0.059 log 4.24

= 0.059 0.6275 = 0.037 V
63. (B) In the above combination Ecell is negative and the cell reaction is nonspontaneous. To get spontaneous reaction i.e., permitted cell, the cell is to be
reversed. Ecell is + 0.037 V

SECTION IV
64. (A) (q), (r), (s); (B) (q), (r), (s); (C) (q), (r), (s); (D) (p), (s)
65. (A) (p), (q) (r); (B) (p), (r), (s); (C) (p), (q), (r); (D) (r), (s)
66. (A) (p), (s); (B) (q), (r); (C) (q); (D) (p), (s)

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