Aiits 1719 Open Test Jeea Paper 1 Sol

1 AIITS-OT (Paper-1)-PCM (Sol.
)-JEE(Advanced)/19
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ANSWERS, HINTS & SOLUTIONS
ALL INDIA INTEGRATED TEST SERIES
OPEN TEST
PAPER-1
Q. No. PHYSICS Q. No. CHEMISTRY Q. No. MATHEMATICS
1. ABC 19. CD 37. BD
2. ABCD 20. ACD 38. AB
3. A 21. CD 39. ABD
4. A 22. ABD 40. ACD
5. AD 23. ACD 41. ACD
6. ACD 24. ABCD 42. BCD
7. AC 25. AC 43. ACD
8. A 26. B 44. C
9. C 27. B 45. C
10. B 28. C 46. D
11. A 29. D 47. B
12. B 30. C 48. D
13. A 31. C 49. B
14. 8 32. 4 50. 0
15. 0 33. 3 51. 1
16. 3 34. 0 52. 5
17. 2 35. 3 53. 3
18. 2 36. 3 54. 1
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AIITS-OT (Paper-1)-PCM (Sol.)-JEE(Advanced)/19 2
Physics PART – I
SECTION – A
1. ABC
Sol. T = 0
 U = 0
 Q = W
2. ABCD
mv 2
Sol. T  mgcos 600  … (i) 600
l u
2
1  5  l 1 l
m gl   mg  mv 2 … (ii)

2  2   2 2
3 5
v gl and T  2mg gl
2 2
Net force is in horizontal direction when  = 600
3. A
 2    sin 45 g1 10
Sol. = , 1   =   5 2  50 m / s
3 g 2 sin 45 2
4. A
Sol. Apply PV = nRT
Also,
Process AB  Isothermal
Process BC  Isochoric
Process CA  Isobaric
5. AD
Sol. Property of friction.
6. ACD
Sol. Draw F.B.D. and apply Newton’s law of motion.
7. AC
Sol. R2 is the reaction when block B is stationary
R2 = mg cos 
mg 3
 mgcos 30º 
2
R1 4
Given, 
R2 3
 4   mg 3  2mg
R1     
 3   2  3
If block B moves with acceleration ‘a’ towards left,
3 AIITS-OT (Paper-1)-PCM (Sol.)-JEE(Advanced)/19
2mg
R1 = mgcos 30º ma cos 60º 
3
ma mg
Or 
2 2 3
ag/ 3
For A to remain stationary relative to B, mg sing 30º = ma cos 30º
mg  g   3  mg
 m  
2  3   2  2
Hence, A remains stationary relative to block B, if R1/R2 = 4/3 and for which block B
moves with acceleration of (g / 3 ) .
8. A
Sol. For bounded system the total energy should be negative.
9. C
Sol. For unbounded system the total energy should be positive.
10. B
Sol. Moon is bounded system.
11. A
12. B
13. A
Sol. (for Q. No. 11 – 13)

. About upper end
m 2
J = w (Angular momentum of rod)
3
3J
Or, w = (Angular velocity of rod)
m
1 1 m 2 2
K.E. = I w 2  w
2 2 3
3J2
=
2m

Linear velocity of mid point = w
2
SECTION – C
14. 8
Sol. m  2100  0   5   10 3  3.36  105  420
420  336
m  8  10 3 kg  8gm
2100  5
15. 0
Sol. As force due to water is perpendicular to area its torque will be zero about hinge.
16. 3
4
G R3 
GM 3 4 G
Sol. g 2  2
 R
R R 3
6 g1 1R1 2 R1
  
11 g R 3 R
R1 3 6

R 22
2
V1 M1 R 1 R13 R 23 6  3 2
      6
V M R1  R 3 R1 3  22  22 3
3
v1  11  2  3 kms1
22
17. 2
Sol. For m not to slide over M, acceleration of the triangular block should be gtan if the
required mass in m0, then
m0 g  T  m0  g tan  
& T  M  m  g tan  &
T = 2g tan
& cot = 2
m0 = 2 kg
18. 2
 2
Sol. Xcm  , I  2m
2 2 3
I 2 2
T  2  2
2mgcm 3g
Chemistry PART – II
SECTION – A
19. CD
Sol. Process is Pirrerversible adiabatic for an irrerversible adiabatic process Ssurr = 0, Ssys > 0,
hence STotal will also be greater than zero.
20. ACD
Sol. For HCl standard state is gas.
21. CD
Sol. d8 arrangement d2sp3 hybridization is not possible.
22. ABD
3
Sol. K.E  RT
2
T

P
T

2 2P
23. ACD
Sol. In SNAr formation of carbanion in RDS it is a two stop process.
24. ABCD
Sol. Experimental observations.
25. AC
Sol. S is a state function dS = 0
Work done is more in reversible process which require greater amount of heat.
26. B
Sol. Cl2  NaOH 
 NaOCl  NaCl  H2O disproportionation reaction
27. B
Sol. FeCl3  KI  FeI2  I 2  KCl
28. C
Sol. FeCl3  KCN  excess   K 3 Fe  CN6   aq   KCl
29. D
Sol.  HCOONa  CH3OH Cannizaro involves H transfer
HCHO  NaOH 
30. C
Sol. OH OH OH
CHCl3 /NaOH CHO

 
CHO
31. C
KOBr
Sol. CH3CONH2   CH3  NH2
CHCl3 /NaOH
CH3NH2   CH3NC
Foul smelling
compound
SECTION – C
32. 4
Sol. X
H
B B
HN NH X2 N N X
HB BH B B
N N
H
X
X
B B
B N N N N X
N N
B B B B
B B N N
N X
X B
33. 3
Sol. O O
O-S-S-S-S-O
O O
34. 0
Sol.
eg
t g
2
35. 3
Sol. OH OR
C Reducing sugar; C Non reducing sugar
O-R OR
36. 3
Sol. H2N COOH
H2N COOH
NH2
Mathematics PART – III
SECTION – A
37. BD
Sol. x 4  ax 3  bx 2  32x  16  0
Its roots are , , , 
  16
1/ 4
   2
1 1 1 1
   2
   
4
 2  GM  HM          2
1

 x 4  ax 2  bx 2  32x  16  x 4  8x 3  24x 2  32x  16
38. AB
Sol. We get a1  8, a 2  12, a3  16,a5  24, a8  36
b1  54
1

1 1
  54 
i 1 bi 2 18
1
3
39. ABD
10
Sol. Clearly, each player will play 9 games, And total number of games is C2  45 . Clearly,
w i   i  9 and  w  
i i  45
 w i  9   i  w i2  81   2i  18 i
  w i2  81 10   2i  18   i
 810    2i  18  45   2i
40. ACD
1
Sol.
10!
210 C1  210 C3  10C5 
10
C1  10C3  10C5  10 C7  10 C9

10!
29 83 8a
    a  3, b  4, c  5
10!  2.5  !  2.c  !
41. ACD
Sol. z4  az3  bz2  cz  d  0  a,b,c,d  R 
Let roots are z1,z 2 ,z3 ,z 4
z1  z 2  z 3  z 4  1
z1  z2  z3  z 4  a
z1z2  z1z3  z1z 4  z 2 z3  z 2 z 4  z3 z 4  b
z1z2 z3  z1z2 z 4  z1z3 z 4  z2 z3 z 4  c
z1z2 z3 z 4  d
z1  z 2  z 3  z 4  z 1  z 2  z 3  z 4
a  4; b  6; c  4; d 1
42. BCD
Sol. x 2  4xy  y 2  AX 2  BY
2
  X cos   Y sin    4  X cos   Y sin  
2
 X sin   Y cos     X sin   Y cos  
 AX2  BY 2  comparing coefficient
  sin 2  4 cos 2  sin 2  0  coefficient of XY
A  1  2sin 2
B  1  2 sin 
n  
 cos 2  0     
2 4 4
XY XY
and x  ,y
2 2
 x  4xy  y  3x  Y 2  A  3, B  1
2 2 2
43. ACD
a b 1 2
Sol. (i) From Sine law,   
sin A sinB sin A sinB
 2sin A  sinB (True)
(ii) From cosine law in
12  22  c 2
ABC, cos 30o  A
2 1 2 
3  5  c2 
   2 3  5  c2
2  4  b=2
c=?
c  52 3
(iii) As c  a  C  A
 Angle B must be obtuse
 Measure of less than 30o o
B 30
1 1 1 C
(iv)   ab sinC    1 2  sin30o  a=1
2 2 2
abc 1 .  2  .  c 
So, R   c
4  1
4 
2
 Circumradius of ABC is equal to length of side AB.
44. C
45. C
46. D
Sol. (for Q. No. 44 – 46)
1.    0 and   O
   4  a4
P 5 2
2.  
3 10 q
3
P ,q4
2
3. Coefficient x 2  0  Coefficient x = 0
4. Write tn  n  1 ! n!
47. B
48. D
49. B
Sol. (for Q. No. 47-49)
(I) Hyperbola is  x  4  y  2   4
(II) Hyperbola is  x  4  y  4   16
(III) Hyperbola is  x  3  y  4   12
(IV) 2 3x  ea  e  a
2y  e a  e a
2
2 3x  2
  2y   4
SECTION – C
50. 0
Sol. We have a  d  2 ad  c  b  2 bc
 a  d  c  b (As ad = bc)
 a2  d2  2ad  c 2  b2  2bc  a 2  d2  c 2  b2
 
 a2  d2 x  b 2 y  c 2  0

 b2  c 2 x  b 2 y  c 2  0
 b  y  x   c 2  x  1  0
2
c2
 y  x   x  1  0
b2
Which is of the form L1  L 2  0
So, fixed point is (–1, 1)   x0 , y 0  (Given)

Hence, x01  y 01  1  1  0 
51. 1
2 2
Sol. The equation of the given circle is x 2  y 2  4x  4y  4  0 or  x  2    y  2   4
y
B (0, 2k)
D (h, k)
C (2, 2)
O (2h, 0) A
This circle touches both the axes.

Variable line AB touches the circle.
Now, the circumcircle of triangle OAB is the midpoint of hypotenuse AB.
Let the midpoint of AB be M (h, k).
Therefore, the coordinates of A and B are (2h, 0) and (0, 2k) respectively.
x y
So, the equation of AB is  1
2h 2k
Since this line touches the given circle, CM = 2
2 2
 1
2h 2k
 2
2 2
1
    1
 2h    2k 
   
or h  k  hk  h2  k 2
or the locus is  x  y  xy   x 2  y 2  0
Therefore, k  1
52. 5
Sol. 
We have 3h  t12  t 22  1  …………(1)
3k  2  t1  t 2  …………(2)
2
and t 2   t1  …………(3)
t1
2
 t1  t 2 
t1
Eliminate t1 and t 2 to get
y
P (t1)
O S (1, 0)
x
Q (t2)
3k 2 4
   t1 
2 t1 3k
3k 4
t2  
2 3k
Substitute the values of t1 and t 2 in (1) we get
2
16  3k 4 
3h     1
9k 2  2 3k 
32 9k 2
3h  2  5
9k 4
 3x  5  36y 2  128  81y 4
Hence g  36; k  81 and w  128
 g  k  w   245
53. 3
Sol. y  mx  36m2  16
0  0  36m2  16
5 
1  m2
y
 500 
 0, 
 11 
x 2  y 2  25
 500   500 
  , 0  , 0 
3 
  O
 3 x
x 2 / 36  y 2 / 16  1
 500 
 0,  
 11 
9 3 500
 m2  y x
11 11 11
1 500 500 1000
Required Area  4    
2 11 3 3 11
54. 1
Sol. P  2 tan ,sec   ; Q  2 tan , sec  
x2
Locus of P and Q is y 2  1 - - - - (1)
4
consider mid point of PQ is M (h, k)
 equation of PQ by T = S1
4yk  xh  4k 2  h2  0
Homogenising equation (1)
4yk  xh
1
4k 2  h2
2
 4yk  xh 
 4y 2  x 2  4  2 2 
0
 4k  h 
(Represents combined equation of OP and OQ)
 OP  OQ
 Coefficient of x 2 + coefficient of y 2  0
 
16k 2  h2
 4  1 4  0
 4k 2  h2 2 
   
2

 3 4k 2  h2  
 4 16k 2  h2 
 locus of M (h, k)
2

 3 4y 2  x 2  
 4 16y 2  x 2 

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1 AIITS-OT (Paper-1)-PCM (Sol.

Q. No. PHYSICS Q. No. CHEMISTRY Q. No. MATHEMATICS

1. ABC 19. CD 37. BD

2. ABCD 20. ACD 38. AB

3. A 21. CD 39. ABD

4. A 22. ABD 40. ACD

5. AD 23. ACD 41. ACD

6. ACD 24. ABCD 42. BCD

7. AC 25. AC 43. ACD

10. B 28. C 46. D

11. A 29. D 47. B

12. B 30. C 48. D

13. A 31. C 49. B

14. 8 32. 4 50. 0

15. 0 33. 3 51. 1

16. 3 34. 0 52. 5

17. 2 35. 3 53. 3

18. 2 36. 3 54. 1

Sol. (for Q. No. 11 – 13)

CHCl3 /NaOH CHO

Mathematics PART – III

This circle touches both the axes.

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