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AITS-CRT-I-(Paper-1)-PCM (Sol)-JEE(Advanced)/17
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CONCEPT RECAPITULATION TEST – I
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Q. No. PHYSICS CHEMISTRY MATHEMATICS

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1. A C B
2. B C C
3. A C B
4. A A C
5. B B B
6. CD ABC AD
7. AB BC CD
8. AD BD AB
9. ABC ACD AD
10. ABD BCD AC
11. BD CD BD
12. ABD AC BCD
13. BD B AB
1. 2 1 3
2. 3 2 8
3. 1 1 5
4. 4 4 0
5. 5 9 8
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Physics PART – I
SECTION – A
1. A
Sol. For C 5mg – 3kx3 = 0  3kx 3  5mg
For B 3kx 3  2mg  2k.x2  2kx 2  7mg
For A 2kx 2  3mg  kx1
If spring 2 is cut kx2 = 0
2mg + 3kx3 = 2maB
7 mg = 2maB
7
aB  g()
2
2. B

Sol. v = 2V cos 30° sin 30° (  ˆi) + V(cos2 30° – sin2 30°) ĵ
3. A
12375
Sol. min   0.30 Å. Hence wavelength less than 0.30 Å is not possible.
40,000
4. A
r
Sol. Potential energy U = eV = eV0 ln
r0
dU eV0
 Force F   .
dt r
 The force will provide the necessary centripetal force.
mv 2 eV0 eV0
Hence,  v …(i)
r r m
nh
and mvr  …(ii)
2
 nh  m
From equations (i) and (ii), mr    or r  n.
 2  eV0
5. B
Sol. y = A sin (kx) cos (t)
2 
k 
 
  length of sting
U=  dU
x
1  x  m
=  (dm) 2 A 2 sin2   and dm  dx
x 0 2    
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6. CD
Sol. Particle P will have a velocity in vertical direction.
i.e. R  cos  = V
V
  cos1
R
V
Required angle  is         cos1
R
And in second case R cos   V
V V
  cos1 ,     cos1
R R
R 
V

V R
7. AB
dv v 2 dv v 2
Sol.   & v 
dt R ds R
8. AD
Sol. Property of friction.
9. ABC
Sol. Work energy theorem.
10. ABD
Sol. By conservation of angular momentum,
I 1  i  I 1  I 2  f
 f  1 / 3
1
Ei  I 1  i2
2
1
E f  I 1  I 2 2f
2
Ei  E f 2
Ratio of the heat produced to initial kinetic energy  
Ei 3
11. BD
1
Sol. E  m and r 
m
12. ABD
Sol. Bernoulli’s theorem for an orifice at depth ‘x’ in liquid ‘3d’.
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 H  1
Po +  dg  3dg.x  = Po +  3d  v z …(1)
 2  2
H 1
 x  gt 2 …(2)
2 2
R = Vt …(3)
Solve for R and apply maxima/minima.
13. BD
Sol. Stopping potential does not depend on intensity and saturation current depends on
1
intensity. Intensity I due to point source  2 where r is distance from the source.
r
SECTION – C
1. 2
Sol. For m not to slide over M, acceleration of the triangular block should be g tan 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
2. 3
Sol. PT2 = k
1  dV 
  …(i)
V  dT 
 nRT  2
 V T k
 
3
T
  k
V
T3
 V …(ii)
k
dV 3T 2
 …(iii)
dT K
From (i), (ii) and (iii)
2
 k   3T  3
   3  
 T   k  T
3. 1
 2rR TD
Sol. B  Q 2 dr r 2  0
0 2 R 2
TD
  02 .
QR B
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4. 4
Sol. Consider energy losses in successive collisions, find , i.e. maximum deflection after
1
each collision you will get cos   will satisfy   600 this condition will be met after
2
nth collision.
After 1st collision, K.E. = mghe2 = 0.8 mgh
After 2nd collision, K.E. = 0.64 mgh
After 3rd collision, K.E. = 0.512 mgh
mgh
After 4th collision, K.E. <
2
i.e.,  < 60°.
5. 5
i
Sol. 5 (6)  i(2)  iR
2
 5  3i  2i  iR
5
 i
5R
2
 5 
P  i2R    R
5R
P  i2R
dP
0
dR
R  5.
3 i 2
a
i/2
6
3
R
i/2
+ + 2
5V - 5V - i
b
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Chemistry PART – II
SECTION – A
1. C
Sol. CaCO3  H2SO 4  CaSO 4  CO 2  H2O
0.02
25.1 
Moles of CaCO3 = Moles of H2SO4 = 2 = 2.51  10-4
1000
Moles of CaCO3 = 2.51  10–4  100 = 2.51  10–2
100 mL water contains = 2.51  10–2 g CaCO3
106 mL(106 g) water will contain = 251 g of CaCO3
 Hardness of sample = 251 ppm
2. C
Sol. NaOH is not used as a bleaching agent.
3. C
Sol. A  g  4B  g   3C  g 
At t  0 : Po 0 0
At t  20 min : Po  x 4x 3x
Po  x  4x  3x  400  Po  6x  400  6x  400  100  300
x = 50
0.693 0.693
K   5.7 10 4 sec 1
t1 20  60
2
4. A
Sol. The acidic strength of the acids is
HW > HX > HY > HZ
5. B
Sol. No. of X2+ ions per unit cell = 1
1
No. of Y2– ions per unit cell = 8 Y 2    Y 2
8
Hence the formula is XY.
6. ABC
Sol. Dipole moment of NH3 > NF3, SCl2 > BeCl2(zero value)
SF4 > CF4(zero value)
7. BC
Sol. It is an endothermic reaction as the equilibrium constant increases with increasing
temperature.
8. BD
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H2O
Sol. Be2C   Be  OH2  CH4
H2O
Al4C3   Al  OH3  CH4
9. ACD
Sol.  S x  z   S x  y   S y  z (Enthalpy is a state function and hence additive)
 Hx  y  z   Hx  z (State function, depend in initial and final state)
Wx  y  z  Wx  y (work done in y  z is zero as it is an isochoric process)
10. BCD
Sol. Gr-III radicals are precipitated with ammonia solution.
11. CD
Sol. For Ni2+ the configuration is t 62g eg2 and Zn2+ is t 62g eg4 .
12. AC

Sol.   2 cos [When two diploes are identical]
2
13. B
Sol. (i) Loses aromaticity if it gives away lone pair
H H
+
N +
N N
H
(ii) +
N N N
H H H
Conjugate acid is resonance stabilized but attached to sp2 carbon atoms, which shows –
I effect and destabilize the conjugate acid.
SECTION – C
1. 1
Sol. The valence electrons are 3s23p1 for which  = 0 and 1.
2. 2
Sol. The structure of H2SO5 is:
O
HO - O - O - S - OH
3. 1
Sol. Total charge on four oxide ions = -2  4 = -8
Let ‘n’ no. of X-8/3 ions will replace O2– ions
8
 n  8  n  3
3
8
One vacancy will be created.
4. 4
1000
Sol. Tf = Kf  n 
W
6.2 1000
Or, 4 = 1.86  
62 W
 W = 46.5 g
 Mass of water converted to ice = 50.5 – 46.5 = 4 g
5. 9
Sol. Charge = 96500  1 = 96500 coulomb = 1 F
1F deposits 1 g eq = 9 g of aluminium
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Mathematics PART – III
SECTION – A
1. B
Sol. A B  0
2. C
Sol. 4 circles touch sides of any given triangle formed by 3 tangents.
3. B
Sol. Required number  8  9  9  9  9  3
4. C
Sol. Let common root be  and P  x   x 2  bx  c

Now P     0 and P P P      0 
 one of the roots must be 1.
5. B
3
Sol.  x  iy   18  26i
 x  3xy 2  18
3
3x 2 y  y3  26
Use y  tx and solve
6. AD
f  x  h  f  x 
Sol. f '  x   lim  x
n0 h
Hence, f (x) is differentiable for all x  R but not twice differentiable at x = 0.
7. CD
Sol. xn2  F  x   x 2 n2 as x  1
 Range of F  x  is  n 2,  
8. AB
Sol. Consider a number system with base 3 and using only the digits 0 or 1.
9. AD
Sol. Take A  1  and B  2 
B’
A’
B
10
10. AC
Sol. Second diagonal will pass through the centre of the hyperbola.
11. BD
Sol. 2978n  2978m  1000k k  N
 m  3 and n  m  100
12. BCD
     
Sol. Let r1  a ˆi  bjˆ  ckˆ and r2  3iˆ  4 ˆj  5kˆ and r1  r2  r1 r2
13. AB
Sol. Radical axis of S1  0 and S2  0 is the line L1  0 , the point of concurrency of family of
lines ax  by  c  0 if a,b,c are in A.P. is (1,-2)
SECTION – C
1. 3
Sol. g 1  e2
h 1  1
lim g  x  
x 1 6
f 1
lim g  x  
x 1 2
Since, g  x  is continuous at x  1
g 1  lim g  x   lim g  x 
x 1 x 1
 2g 1  2f 1  h 1  2  3
2. 8
1 0
5
Sol. Area    6  f  x   dx    f  x    2  dx  4
0 1
3. 5
Sol. Feasible region is
1 2 1
1 1
2 2
1 1
1 2 1
11
4. 0
2 4
Sol. Focus is  ,  
5 5
5. 8
2 2
Sol. 
x 4  7x 2  4x  20  x 2  4    x  2
2

x 4  9x 2  16  x 2  4   x2
Take the curve y  x 2 .
Both square roots can be interpreted as distances.

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10. ABD BCD AC

12. ABD AC BCD

One vacancy will be created.

Mathematics PART – III

 2g 1  2f 1  h 1  2  3

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