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MOCK TEST PAPER I

SOLUTION

F F
1. (B) f − F = ma > 0
W. D. = F∆x − f ∆x < 0 f
f
Tcos θ
2. (A) (a )
y B = g > (a y ) = g −
A m
( ∆y )B = h = ( ∆ y) A
⇒ t B < tA

d 1
3. (C) η ( volume function inside initially ) = =
2d 2 a, d
a
x+ y = x
2 y a/2
3a y = a 2 x
2
x
a 3a 2d
⇒y= , x=
8 8
y   a + x 
∆ U = 3a 2 y × 2d × g × −  − a 2 x ×2dg ×   4a
2

2   2 
9mga
=
16
(∴ liquid part shifts between the two shaded portions as shown)

4. (C) dWball + dWext = dV


1
dWext = − ( dq ) V + ( dc ) V 2
2
1
= − ( dC ) V 2 + ( dC ) V 2
2
1
= − ( dC ) V 2
2
1 ε aV 2  d 2 − d1 
⇒ Wext ( d1 → d2 ) = − ( ∆ C ) V 2 = 0  
2 2  d1 d2 
r
5. (B) V = V0 ln  
 r0 
r
U = qV0 ln  
 r0 
dU qVr l n V2
⇒F=− =− 0 0 =−
dr r r
nh
mvr = ⇒r ∝n

 Rt 
V − L 
6. (A) i= e
R
(a) R0 , L0 d
(b) 2R0 , L0 i
(c) R0 , 2L0 b c
(d) 2R0 , 2L0
a
t
2π × ∆ x
7. (D) ∆φ= = 2nπ
λ
∆ x = ( πR − 2R ) = n λ

R=
π−2

8. (B) mu (3R) = mVR


⇒ V = 3u
V
4R
1 GMm 1 GMm
mu 2 − = mV 2 −
2 5R 2 R
/ 8
3R
4GMm
= mu/
2

5 R 2 B
u
GM
⇒u=
5R

9. (C) y → 2Z
( 60 × 8.5 > 2 × 30 × 5)
W → X+ Z
(120 × 7.5 >90 × 8 + 30 × 5)
W → 2y
(120 × 7.5 < 2 ×60 ×8.5 ) → energy released
X → y+ Z
( 90 × 8 > 60× 83.5 + 30 × 5 )
10. (A), (C), (D)
 A A d
kε0   ε0  
C eq =  2+ 2 qu
→ d d

=
( ) 0
k + 1 ε A ql
2d
ε
 A
→ ql = k  0  v
 2d 
V
ε A
qu =  0  v
 2d 

11. (A) (B), (C)


C

r  v2 $
a A =  i
R
r  v2 
a B =  a −  $i − a$j
 R
r v2
a C = 2ai$ − $j
R

12. (A), (B)


ur ur
Ñ∫ E.dl
r ur
=0

Ñ∫ g.dl = 0
13. (B)

( F − f ) r= 0
⇒F=f
Fsin θ + f = mgsin θ
mgsin θ
⇒F=
(1 + sin θ )
14. (C) F ≤ µ ( N ) = µ/ ( mg − F) cos θ
1  mgsin θ 
⇒ µ ≥ tan θ = ; Q F = 
3  1 + sin θ 

15. (A)

mgsin θ = Fsin ( θ + α ) + f
F=f
mgsin θ
⇒F=
1 + sin ( θ + α )
for, Fmin , sin ( θ + α ) = 1
π π π
⇒α= − =
2 6 3

16. (A)
xd
Path difference =
D
at P S1
for maxima.
xd O
= nλ medium
D S2 medium
air
nDλ nDλ D
x= =
dµ d ( µ 0 + αt )
Speed of nth order maxima  dx nDλα
= =
 dt d ( µ 0 + α t )
2
at t

Dλ Dλ
17. (B) fringe width β = =
µd d ( µ0 + α t )

1
18. β∝ β decreases with time
( µ 0 + αt )
hence pattern gets narrower central maxima in always at 0.
19. (A) – (q) C

(B) – (p)
(C) – (r)
(D) – (q)
D A

As water flows out,


PC decrease as volume increase.

⇒ p D also decrease.

1 h 1
p A + ρvA2 + ρg = pctm + ρvA2 + O
2 2 2
⇒ pA = conct

p B + ρ ( 4v 2A ) + pg = pA + ρvA2
1 h 1
2 2 2
⇒ pB decrease

20. (A) – (p),(q) y


(B) – (p),(r) 1
(C) – (q),(s) 2
x
3 4
(D) – (q), (s)

∆ y1 < 0 ∆ y2 > 0 ∆y 3 > 0 ∆y 4 < 0


v1 < 0 v2 > 0 v3 > 0 v4 <0
a1 < 0 a2 < 0 a3 > 0 a4 > 0

21. (B) For Zn  Hg ( NCS )4  we have Ksp = S 2

∴ S = 2.2× 10−7 = 0.000469


10−10
22. (B) [ Ag ]max = = 10 −14 M
1
10−12
Br −  = −10 = 0.01M
remaining 10
Hence 99% of Br– have get removed
23. (B) The pka of CH3 COOH is 4.74 hence mixture
(B) is best so that the ratio of the buffer components will be ≈1 resulting into a
buffer with a high buffer capacity

2CH = 1 CH

24. (C) H –– 3 C –– 4 C 5CH 3-methyl-pent-1-en-4-yne


CH3

25. (C) C = C– C – C – C– C – C – C– C – C ×
1-decene
C – C = C– C – C– C – C – C– C –C √
2-decene
C – C– C = C– C– C – C – C– C –C √
3-decene
C– C– C –C = C– C– C–C– C– C √
4-decene
C – C– C – C – C = C – C – C– C –C √
5-decene
So 4 of these can show cis – trans isomerism
26. (B) it has to be the meso compound which is
COOH
COOH
H OH
H OH Which can be drawn as
H OH
H OH
OH
COOH
27. (C) This is because CH3 shows +I effect.

28. (B) There is no loss of C on ozonolysis


29. (A), (B), (C) Factual question

30.

31. (B), (C) There is lp – lp repulsion in F2 so the bond strength is lesser than Cl2 .

32. (D) Carbon has small size so form π bonds readily

33. (C) Na 2 CO 3 + 2HCl → 2NaCl + H 2 CO3

 H +   In− 
34. (A) K HIn =     , so that ratio depends on K HIn and pH .
[ HIn ]
35. (C) HPh will not exhibit color change during this titration.

36. (C) Since it contains the metal-carbon bond.

37. (C) Protic solvent cannot be used

38. (D) aldehyde + RMgX gives after hydrolysis a secondary alcohol

39. (A) → (q)


(B) → (s)
(C) → (r)
(D) → (p)
These are as per the VSEPR theory
40. (A) -à (s)
(B) -à(r) (q) (s)
( C) à(q) (s)
(D) -à(s)
Assuming Neglection of “No” in s option

MOCK TEST PAPER


SOLUTION I
41.(C) The domain of this function f ( x ) = log x [ x] is (1, ∞ )
For 1 < x < 2, f(x) = 0 and for n ≤ x < n + 1
where n ∈ I + and n ≥ 2 , the function f(x) is decreasing. Therefore, the maximum
value of f(x) is 1.
A=1
g ( x ) = sinx + cosx
∴ 1 ≤ sinx + cosx ≤ 2
∴ minimum value of g(x) = 1,
∴ B=1
∴ A=B
Let f ( x ) = e x g ( x ) = e −x x 3
−x 2
42.(A) and
f ' ( x ) = e − x 2x + x 2 ( −e− x ) = −e − x .x ( x− 2)
1

– + –
0 2
0 2

So, f(x) has one solution.


g ' ( x ) = e .3x − x e
−x 2 3 −x
= −e x2 ( x − 3)
−x

3
 3
g ( 3) =   > 1
e
1
+ + –
0 3
0 3

∴ Therefore. g(x) has two solutions

43.(D) Let ( x1, y1 ) be the foot of the ⊥ r from focus upon the tangent.
x1 + 1 y1 + 1
= =−
( −3 + 1 − 8 ) = 1
3 −1 32 + 12
∴ ( x1, y1 ) = ( 2, −2 )
With respect to (2, –2), images of (7, 13) and (–1, –1) will lie on the axis and the
directrix of the parabola. The two points are (–3, –17) and (5, –3)
−1 + 17
slope of the axis = =8
−1 + 3
1
equation of the directrix is, y + 3 = − ( x − 5) ⇒ x + 8y + 19 = 0
8

 2 1 
 x2 +  dx
44.(B) I=∫  x x
2
 1 1
1 + + 
 x x
1 1
Let 1+ + =t
x x
dt 2
I = − 2∫ 2 = + c
t t
2x
= +c
x + x +1
a 1 + a 2 + a 3 + ...... + a n −1
45.(D) For n ≥ 3 , an =
n −1
⇒ ( n −1) a n = a 1 + a 2 + ......... + a n −1
a1 + a2 + .......... + a n
a n +1 =
n

=
( ) n +an
n − 1 a
n
na n
= = an
n
a n +1 = a n ⇒ a 9 = a 3 = 99
a1 + a 2 19 + a 2
a3 = ⇒ 99 =
2 2
a 2 = 179

46.(B)

Total words =
4! 2 4! 2 4! 4!
2
C1 × 3 C1 ×
+ C2 × + C1 × 3 C 2 × + + 4!
3! 2!2! 2! 4!
= 24 + 6 + 72 + 1 + 24 = 127
24
∴ Probability that it has all letters distinct = .
127

3
 1   1 
47.(B) f (g ( x ) ) =  x 2 + 2  − 3  x 2 + 2 
 x   x 
= ( g ( x ) ) − 3g ( x )
3

∴ f ( x ) = x 3 − 3x
f ' ( x ) = 3x 2 − 3
k
48.(A) Let the roots be ,k,kr
r
1  a 1 1
k  + r + 1 = , k3 = ⇒ k =
 r  8 8 2
ar
r 2 + r +1=
8
 a
⇒ r 2 + r  1−  + 1 = 0
 4
a a
1 − ≥ 2 and 1− ≤ −2
4 4
∴ a ≥ 12, a ≤ − 4

MORE THAN ONE CORRECT

49.(A),(B), (D) Let g ( x ) = 4 + ( lnx )( lnx ) .......... ∞


 4, 1 < x < e

g ( x ) = 5, x = e
∞, x > e

 π
50.(B), (C) f ( x ) = 3sinx − cosx + 2 = 2sin  x −  + 2
 6
Since f(x) is one to one and onto, therefore f–1 exists.

( fof −1 ) ( x ) = x ⇒ 2sin  f −1 ( x ) − π6  + 2 = x
 
x  π
⇒ f −1 ( x ) = sin −1  − 1 +
2  6
− 1 ≤ 1 for all x ∈ [0,4]
x
2
π  x − 2 π
f −1 ( x ) = − cos −1  +
2  2  6
2π x −2
= − cos−1  
3  2 

p ( x , y , z)
51.(A),(C) f ( x,y,z) =
( x + y )( y + z )( z + x )
∴ The polyno mial p ( x,y,z ) has degree 3
and p ( x,x,z ) = p ( x,y,y ) = p ( x,y,x ) = 0
Thus p has factors x – y, y – z, z – x upto a constant which turns out to be 1.
( x − y )( y − z )( z − x )
∴ f ( x,y,z) =
( x + y )( y + z )( z + x )
Since, x − y < x + y
y− z <y +z
z − x <z + x
we get f ( x,y,z ) < 1
Using x − y < z, y − z < x, z − x < y
z x y
we get f ( x,y,z ) < × ×
x + y y+ z z + x
xy yz zx 1
= <
x + y y+ z z + x 8
52.(B),(C),(D) For non-trivial solution:
1 a −1
2 −1 a =0 ⇒ a 3 − 6a − 4 = 0
a 1 2
⇒ a 3 + 8 − 6a − 12 = 0
( a + 2 ) ( a 2 − 2a − 2 ) = 0
4+8 2± 2 3
a = − 2, a= 2±
= =1± 3
2 2
∴ a = −2, 1 + 3,1 − 3

PARAGRAPH- I

53.(A), 54.(C), 55.(C)


.
( n − a ) !− t = 0, t − ( n − b )! = 0 and a + b = k1n + k 2
( n − a )! = ( n − b ) ! ⇒ a ≠ b⇒ n− a ≠n −b
But ( n − a )! = ( n − b ) !
If n – a = 0, n – b = 1, ⇒ a = n, b = n − 1 (rejected) (∴ a < b)
If n − a = 1, n − b = 0 ⇒ a = n − 1, b = n
a + b = 2n − 1 = k1 n + k 2
Comparing, k1 = 2, k 2 = −1
 1
y = log 1  x −  + log 1 4x 2 − 4x + 1
2 
2 2

 1
⇒ y = 1;  x > 
 2
The equation of the circle is x2 + y2 = 10
y1 = 1, x1 = ±3
P ( x1 , y1 ) P (x 1 , y1 ) = P ( 3,1)
uuur
O 1
Q
OP = 3i + j
2 Q lies on AP, A < Q < P
Q (1, 1) or (2, 1) as abscises a is an integer
uuur
⇒ There are two values of OQ
uuur
OQ = i + j and 2i + j
uuur uuur
OP,OQ = 3 + 1 = 4 and 6 + 1= 7
uuur uuur uuur
PQ = OQ − OP = 2i + j − 3i − j = −i
Also i + j − 3i − j = −2i
uuur
Max and min of PQ = 2 and 1 respectively.

PARAGRAPH II

dy
Slope of tangent at P(x, y) = M =
dx
Equation of tangent is y = mx – mX + Y
 Y Y
The coordinate of Q  X − , 
 2m 2 
Y
tan α = 2
Y
X−
2m
56.(B)
If N r and Dr are of same sign i.e., tan α > 0
Y
tan α
m= X
Y
2tan α −
X

Solving the differential equation the curve is found to be X = Y − 3Y 2


π
and tan α = 1 ⇒ α = nπ + , n∈I
4
π
but since α = would be sufficient.
4
π
∴ α=
4

57.(D)
When N r and Dr are of opp sign, tan α < 0
Y
− tan α
tan α = X ⇒ X = Y − 3Y 2
Y
−2tan α −
X
and tan α = −1
π
α=−
4
π
α= , for Y > 0
4
π
α=− for Y < 0
4
A
M
L
S
Tangents at A and B intersect at T and cut the y-axis at L
and K respectively.
O The curve cuts y-axis at O and S.
T
Area of the shaded region is
K
B N

 x dy − ∆BNK  +  ∆LTK − ∫ x dy + ∫ x d y − ∆AML


OY SY MY
∫ NY  OY   SY 

( ) ( )
1
24 162 6
=  3y2 − y dy −
7 35 ∫0
− 3 y − 3y2 dy + ∫ 1
3
+ 3y2 − y dy −
3 5

= 6 sq.units

 Y 
58.(C) R  x − ,0  , X = Y − 3Y 2
 m 
m=
1
1 − 2 3Y
⇒ R 3Y 2 , 0 ( )
3y2 + 3 3
= 3 ( y2 + 3)
1
∆ABR = ×2 6
2 2
∆ '( y) = 0 and ∆ " ( y ) > 0
[ ∆ABR ]min = 9sq.unit
59. (A) → (q), (B) → (p), (C) → (s), (D) → (r)

f ( x ) = 2x 3 − 3 ( k + 2) + 12kx − 7
f ' ( x ) = 6 ( x − k )( x − 2)
(A) For f(x) to have only one real root k = 2
f ( k ) f ( 2) > 0 ⇒ k = 0,1,2,3,4,5
(B) For f(x) to be have two equal roots,
k ≠ 2 and f ( x ) f ( 2) = 0, ⇒ k = − 1
(C) For f(x) to be invertible f ' ( x ) ≥ 0
∀x ∈ R ⇒ k = 2
(D) For f(x) to have three real and distinct roots, k ≠ 2, f ( x ) f ( 2) < 0
( k +1) ( k 2 − 7k + 7 ) ( 4k − 5) > 0
⇒ k = −4, −3, − 2,6

60. (A) → (r), (B) → (s), (C) → (q), (D) → (q)

f ( x) =
1
π
( sin −1 x + tan −1 x ) +
1
4
( x + 1) + x + 1
Domain of f(x) is [–1, 1] ⇒ a + b = 0
3
maximum value of g(x) is g(1) =
4
maximum value of h(x) occurs
4
When ( x + 1) + is minimum
x +1
1
⇒ max value of h ( x ) =
4
 3  3 1
Rang of f(x) is − ,1 ⇒ l + m = 1− =
 4  4 4

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