Aits 1920 FT Ix Jeea Paper 1 Sol

ALL INDIA TEST SERIES
FULL TEST – IX
JEE (Advanced)-2020
PAPER – 1
TEST DATE: 16-09-2020
ANSWERS, HINTS & SOLUTIONS

Physics PART – I
SECTION – A
1. C
Sol. Angle between normal x-axis and incident ray is
5 2iˆ  5ˆj  5kˆ .(i)
ˆ  10  1 cos 
1 = 3 2 = 2
1
cos  =   = 45 
2 P r x
Applying snell’s Law at P
1 sin  = 2 sin r
1 n̂P n̂r
3  2 sinr
2
r = 60
The unit vector along the refracted ray
nˆ r  cosriˆ  sinrnˆ P
 ˆj  kˆ 
n̂r  cos 60ˆi  sin 60 
 2 
 
n̂r 
1ˆ
2
i
2
3
2
 ˆj  kˆ 
ˆ
2i  3ˆj  3kˆ
n̂r =
8
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2. B
Sol. Apparent wavelength source observer
1 S O
   vT  aT 2 a v0
2
Apparent frequency received by the observer
v  v0 (v  v 0 ) 
f  
 1
vT  aT 2
2
(v  v 0 ) 2(v  v 0 )f 2
 
v a (2vf  a)
 2
f 2f
3. A
mg  mg F
Sol. Fmin  N
1  2 B
mg  mg
iBmin  
T=mg
1  2
Bmin  6 Tesla f
mg
4. C
k k
Sol. v0 = A = A  5 0
m m
A = 50
x = A sin t
 k   37  m
3 0  5 0 sin  t , t  
 m 1  1  180  k
 
 k   53  m
4 0  5 0 sin  t , t  
 m 2  2  180  k
 
So, time period of oscillation
 90 m  m 
T  2(t1  t 2 )  2      
 180 k   k
 
5. B, C, D
Sol. Taking torque about ‘O’ at time ‘t’ dr
O D
1  i
 2 B 
2

 r
    dr  B  r
0
R 
 
B2  4

4R
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6. A, B, C, D
2
1 z
Sol. K.E. = mv 2   
2 n
z
 v
n
v z2
f  3
2r n
nh
L n
2
7. A, B, C, D
Sol. (A) When S1, S2 both are open capacity of the system is C1. Then C1.
40 (4R)(2R)
(40 6R)
(4R  2R)
C1 
4 0 (4R)(2R)
 40 6R
(4R  2R)
480R
C1 
5
(B) When S1 is closed but S2 is open capacity is C2. Find C2.

(480R)(240R)
C2   160R
(480R  240R)
(C) When S2 is closed but S1 is opened capacity is C3. Find C3

(240R)(240R)
C3   120R
(240R  240R)
(D) when both S1 and S2 are closed. Capacity is C4 is. Then C4 is equal to
C4 = 24 0R
8. A, B, C
Sol. Suppose d is increment in dx. F
F 
Then 
d 
YA 0
xdx  x
dx
F
 F 
2YA T(x)   x 
2  
1 2 1  YA  dx  T  1  F2L 
U
2
kx   2  dx 
 YA 
   
6  YA 
9. A, B, C, D
3 (4/5)T
Sol. T  ma x
5 T
3T
ax  …(i)
5m 37
4
mg  T  ma y P
5 53 (3/5)T
4T C ax
ay  g  …(ii)
5m 
ay
2
C  TR  mR2 
5
5T mg
R  …(iii)
2m
acceleration of point P along the string ‘S1’ is zero
R  ax sin37  a y cos37
R
3 4
R  a x  ay …(iv)
5 5 37
5T 3  3T  4  4T  ax
    g
2m 5  5m  5  5m  37
8
T mg C
35 37
ay
10. A, B, C, D
P  dV  T  2
Sol. C  Cv   T=  0 V
n  dT   V0 
 nRT   V0 
2
3 dT T
 R     02 2V
2  V  n   2VT0 
 dV V0
3 RTV02
 R
2 2T0 V 2
3 R 4
= R   R  2R
2 2 2
 T0 
Tf   2  (2V0 )2  4T0
V 
 0 
Q = nCT = 1 (2R) (4T0  T0) = 6RT0
11. A, B, D
P5    45   45   30   15  7
Sol. 
P1
B  d =  0I   
 360   360
0I   
  360
0I     0I  =
  360  24
0I
12. A, B, C, D
Sol. a1 and a2 are acceleration of the block and the plank with respect to m
ground
4 1  3  13 a1
a1  g   g   m/s2
5 45  2 m
4 13   1  3  7
a2  g   g   2   g   m/s2
5 45   2  5  2 a2
13 7
a12 = a1  a2 =   3 m/s2
2 2
1
  ut  at 2
2
1
1.8 =  3  t 2
2
t = 1.2 sec
1 1 13
d1  a1t 2    1.2  3.9 m
2 2 2
SECTION – C
13. 00024.89
 270  1 mm
Sol. Error =   100    0.75mm
 360  100
Measured value = 24 + 0.26 0.12 + 0.75 = 24.89 mm
14. 00001.20
Sol. Charge particle lies at centroid of equilateral pyramid.
 q
 
0 q
 =   =
12 120
15. 00005.10
8(x  x ) 8  7.65 t
Sol. a0  22 2 1   5.10
(t1  t 2 ) (16  4)
x
x1 x2
16. 00012.50
Sol. Impulse,  Fdt  m 2gh
(iB)dt = m 2gh …(i)

idt = q …(ii)
m 2gh 20 2  10  5
q    12.50 Coulomb
B 28
17. 00000.80
Sol. IC.B.F.  K  A12  A 22  2A1A 2 cos    I0
 
I
KA 2  0 , (A1 = A, A2 = 3A and  = 0)
16
16  2
I  K A1  A 22  2A1A 2 cos    I
25  
2 2 2 3
 x   dsin   d
   5
So,  = 
I 16 5  16
Hence, I = 0    0.80 W/m2
4 25 100
18. 00014.80
dN
Sol.  r  N
dt
N t
dN

N0
r  N 
 dt
0
dN
 r  N  (r  N0 )e t
dt
 105   t/20 5000  10 4 
=  10 4  e  
 20  7.4  14.8 
  
Chemistry PART – II
SECTION – A
19. C
Sol. Thermal stability decreases with increase in bond length.
20. C
Sol. Tb  molality. Kb
Tf  molality. Kf
Tb K b Kf
  , Tf  Tb .
Tf K f Kb
1.86
 Tf  1.56   5.58
0.52
21. A
8RT1 2RT2
Sol. 
Μ M
T1 2 3.14
    0.785
T2 8 4
22. D
PA
Sol. r
2MRT
1 1 1
rHe : rN2 : rO2  : :
4 28 32
 PHe  PN2  PO2
23. A, B, C
Sol. Facts.
24. C
25. B, C
Sol. O C Cl N C O NH2
NaN3
  H2 O
 
O C NH2
Br2 /KOH
 
O O
N H O


NH2 OH/H
 , H2 O

C (CH2)3 NH n
O
O
NH

HN3 /H2 SO4 
H2 O,
26. A, D
27. A, B, C, D
Sol. SO 2Cl
O C NH2 NH2
O
CH3


Br2 /KOH
  Ph NH S CH3
O
NaNO2 / HCl KOH
+
N2 Cl +
O
K
Ph N S CH3
NH2 O
(i)

 ii HCl,   N N NH2
28. A, B, C

Sol. 

2NH3  2H2O  
 2NH4  2OH


H2S  
 2H  S
2

2H  2OH  2H2 O
Hence, conc. Of S2- is large.
 Both IInd and IV group cation will precipitate as S2- salt.
29. A, B, D
Sol. Cinnabar  HgS
Galena  PbS Sulphide ores can be concentrated by this
Chalcocite  Cu2S method.
Bauxite  Al2O3.2H2O
30. A, B, C, D
Sol. BiCl3 NaOH
 Bi  OH3  NaCl
Bi  OH3 
i) conc. HCl
ii) KI
 BiI3  
KI
 K BiI4 
P  Black Orange
U V
AgNO3
NaCl 
K 2 Cr2 O7
H2 SO4
 CrO 2Cl2  
NaOH
 Na2 CrO 4   Ag2 CrO 4 
Q Re d gas Yellow solution Brick red ppt.
R  S T
SECTION – C
31. 00060.25
Sol. KH = PA/YA
Partial pressure of O2 = 0.21 atm = 21278.2 Pa.
PN2  0.79 atm  80046.8 Pa
21278.2
XO2 in dissolved water   10.4819  10 5
2.03  108
80046.8
XN2 dissolved in water   15.7883  10 5
5.07  108
XO2
 0.6639  0.66
XN2
0.66
% of O2   100  39.75
1.66
% of N2 = 60.25
32. 00061.83
Sol. Mass of dissolved naphthalene = 0.624 gm
Mass of solvent (CCl4) = 0.060 kg
0.624 / 128.2
Molality =   0.08
0.060
Tb  K bm
0.42
 Kb   5.25
0.08
For unknown solution
0.53
0.75  5.25 
M  0.06
M  61.8333  61.83
33. 00001.53
Sol. Mmix 
 2  28    3  4   13.6
5
rmix 5 32
  1.5339  1.53
rO2 5 13.6
34. 00023.00
P V 1 10
Sol. V2  1 1   10 m3
P2 1
P1V1 10  1 103
n   445.9186
RT  0.0821 273.15 
 445.92
P1
W = - 2.303 nRTlog
P2
= - 2.303 × (445.82) (0.0821) (273.15)log10
= - 23002.018 J = - 23.00 kJ
35. 00001.15
Sol. 

LiCl.3NH3  s  
 LiCl.NH3  s   2NH3  g

 1
LiCl.NH3  s   2NH3  g  
 LiCl.3NH3  s  , K P  atm 2
16
Initially 0.2 a 
Finally 0 a  0.4 0.2
1 1
K P  2

PNH3
16
 PNH3  4 atm at equilibrium
PV = nRT
4 × 5 = n × 0.0821 × 323
n = 0.75419  0.75 moles at equilibrium.
 Initial moles of NH3 = 0.75 + 0.4 = 1.15.
36. 00209.18
1  200  103 
Sol. n  PV / RT   8.92  10 3
 0.0821 273 
Number of Xe atom = 8.92 × 10-3 × 6.02 × 1023
= 53.70 × 1020
4 
Volume occupied by atoms    r 3   53.70  10 20
 3 
= 418.36 × 10-7
418.36  10 7
% of Volume occupied by He atoms =   100
200
 209.18
Mathematics PART – III
SECTION – A
37. C
Sol. Let A(0, a) and B(b, 2b)
 2a 4a 
Coordinate of P is  , 
 5 5 
Coordinate of Q is (0, 2b)
 a
Equation of AB is y  a   2   x = 0
 b
b
 It passes through (1, 3) hence a 
b 1
 5b 
Also equation of PQ is y  2b   2  x
 a 
i.e., y – 7x + b(x – 2) = 0
 2 14 
 Fixed point is  , 
5 5 
38. B
 /2  /2
sin 40x 2 1 1 1
Sol.  sin5x
2  cos5x  cos15x  cos 25x  cos 35x  dx =  1   
5 3 5 7
0 0
39. C
x
1
Sol. e2x f  x    tan x  e2x  e 2t tan tdt
2 0
x
1
e2x  f   x   2f  x     sec 2 x  e2x e 2x tan x  2 e 2t tan t dt  e2x
2 0
1  1 
 e2x  f   x   2f  x     sec 2 x  tan x  2  e2x f  x   tan x 
2  2 
1  1 
 e2x f   x   2 tan x  sec 2 x  f   x   e2x  2 tan x  sec 2 x 
2  2 
40. B
Sol. Let ABD =  A
9
 ABD = BCD tan
–1
2
2 D
1 9 1  
AB BD sin  =  BC BD sin    
2 2 2 4 
–1


sin tan1 3   9  cos   sin   
tan 3 C
 
sin  tan 2  2 2 
1 sin  
9 3 B
 cot   1 
2 2 2 2
1 4
 cot   1   cot  
3 3
41. A, C
DP D
Sol. sin  90º B   C B
DE
 DP = c cos C·cos B c cos C b cos B
Also applying sine rule in DEH Q P
c cos C EH 90º – B H 90º – C
 E a cos A F
sin 180º C  sin  90º  A 
c cosCcos A
 EH 
sinC
DP sinCcosB A
 
EH cos A
DQ sinB cosC DP DQ
Similarly     tan A
FH cos A EH FH
42. A, D

200
Sol. I1   
sin 2 cos2 100x dx 
0

200
I1   
sin 2 sin2 100x dx 
0

200
2I1   2 sin   cos   cos 200x  dx  0
0
 
200 200
I2   
sin  sin2 100x dx =   
sin  cos2 100x dx 
0 0

200
 
2I2   2cos  cos 200x  dx
2 
0

400
 
I2  2  cos  cos 200x  dx
 2 
0
 
200 200
 
Let 2x = t,  cos  cos100t  dt =
2 
  
sin  sin2 50t dt
0 0
43. B, C
Sol. x
f  x   2  4 tan1 ; x  2
2
 ; 2  x  0
x
  4 tan1 ; 0x2
2
0 ; x2
44. B, C, D
Sol. Image of P(10, 25, 35) about the plane x + y + z = 100 is P(10, 25, 35) R(40, 60, 60)
S(30, 45, 55)
Here, equation of reflected ray is
x  40 y  60 z  60
  r
2 3 1
Also, point Q is (20, 30, 50) Q(20, 30, 50)
x  10 y  25 z  35
 Equation of incident ray is  
2 1 3
Equation of plane containing the line PQ and RQ is
x  10 y  25 z  35 S(30, 45, 55)
2 1 3  0 i.e., 2x – y – z + 40 = 0
2 3 1
45. A, C
f 8  f 0 1
Sol. f   C1   
8 2
f  4  f 8
f  C2   3
2
x3 / 2
Let g  x    f  t  dt
0
 g  x  
3
2
x f x 3/2  
g 4  g0
g     g   
2
8
  
 3   f    f      f  t  dt
  
0
x2
Let g  x    f  t  dt
0
g(x) = 2xf(x2)
g  2  g 0 
g    
2
g  4   g  2
g    
2
g 4  g0
 g     g   
2
46. A, B, C, D

Sol. f  
1  2
47. A, C, D
Sol. Let removed numbers are 2r – 1, 2r + 3, 2r + 7
n2  3  2r  3  105

n3 2
2n2  105n  297

 r
12
2n2  105n  297
 1 n4
12
 50  n  55
Possible values of n are 51, 53, 55
For n = 51, r = 12  Removed numbers are 23, 27, 31
48. A, B, C
Sol. (A – 2I)4 = 5A  Det(A – 2I)4 = Det(5A)  Det(A – 2I) = 5
 Det B = 5. Also, I – 2A–1 = A–1B, Det(I – 2A–1) = Det(A–1B) = 1
1
B 1
 Det(Adj(I – 2A–1)) = 1, Det     25
5 B
Det  
5
1
  B 
 Det  Adj     252  625
  5 
Also, I + 2B–1 = AB–1  Det(I + 2B–1) = 1
SECTION – C
49. 00054.00
aˆ  bˆ aˆ  bˆ
Sol. p̂  
aˆ  bˆ 3
bˆ  cˆ cˆ  aˆ
Similarly q̂  and r̂ 
3 3
3
Volume of regular tetrahedron =
2 2
2
 aˆ  bˆ bˆ  cˆ cˆ  aˆ  4  ˆ 2
pˆ  qˆ qˆ  rˆ rˆ  pˆ   pˆ qˆ rˆ  =   =  aˆ b cˆ   2
 3 3 3  27 
50. 01854.00
Sol. a – 1 + ar2 = 2ar
1 1
  r  1   r  1 
2
; a = k 2, k  I
a a
3 1
If a = 4, then r  ,
2 2
 abc = 469 or 421
2 4
If a = 9, then r  ,
3 3
4
 abc = 964; r 
3
51. 00008.00
Sol.

a20b  b20 a   a  b  a19b  b19 a   ab
18 18
a bb a
52. 00005.00
10 x5
Sol. f x 
9 1 x4
5
f  x   at x = 1
9
1
5 10 x 5 5
Required area A   dx =
9 0 9 1  x4 36
53. 00006.00
Sol. For f(x) to be continuous at x = 2 – k or 2 + k
sin  cos 
 k2  k ..... (1)
4 4
f(2 – k)– = –1, f(2 – k)+ = –2k
 f(x) is differentiable
1
 f(2 + k)+ = f(2 + k)–  k =
2
54. 00002.00
40
  1  2x     kak xk 1 1  x  x 2 
20
Sol. 20 1  x  x 2
k 1
Equating coefficient of x10 on both sides
20 a10  2a9   11a11  10a10  9a9
 11a11 = 10a10 + 31a9

 2
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(B) When S1 is closed but S2 is open capacity is C2. Find C2.

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