Solution - Act-2-Ja101, Ja02, Ja03-13.11.2022

2022-23
CLASS - XI | COURSE NAME : VIKAAS | COURSE CODE: JA

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PERIODIC ASSESSMENT TEST (PAT)
JEE (MAIN + ADVANCED) 2024
ADVANCED PATTERN
CUMULATIVE TEST (ACT):02
13.11 2022 | Sunday 6 Hrs

ANSWER KEY (AK)
PAPER-1
Q.No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
PART-I : Ans. D C C A B B AB BCD ABCD AC

MATHEMATICS Q.No. 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18
Ans. AB AB 04.00 22.00 20.00 00.00 01.00 04.00
Q.No. 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28
PART-II : Ans. D D C D C B ABCD AD BCD AB

PHYSICS Q.No. 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36
Ans. ABC ACD 05.00 15.00 20.00 15.00 60.00 06.00
Q.No. 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46
PART-III : Ans. C D C D C B AC CD AD ACD

CHEMISTRY Q.No. 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54
Ans. BC ABC 50.00 06.00 20.00 03.00 71.71 04.00
PAPER-2
Q.No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
PART-I : Ans. 7 1 3 3 0 2 AD BD C ABD

MATHEMATICS Q.No. 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18
Ans. BC C 01.00 19.00 27.00 20.00 24.00 27.00
Q.No. 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28
PART-II : Ans. 5 4 3 2 7 3 AB AD ACD ABC

PHYSICS Q.No. 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36
Ans. AC AB 15.00 05.00 05.00 10.50 18.00 70.70
Q.No. 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46
PART-III : Ans. 8 3 8 3 4 4 AC AD AB ABD

CHEMISTRY Q.No. 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54
Ans. ABCD ABD 06.00 18.00 03.00 19.00 60.00 07.00
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TEXT SOLUTIONS (TS)
( a  d) 2
PAPER-1 – (a – d) = 30
a
2 2 2
a + d + 2ad – a + ad = 30 a
PART-I : MATHEMATICS 2
d = 3a (10 – d)
d is an positive integer & divisible by 3
1. D0
& 10 – d > 0 hence d < 10
b – 4a(6)  0
2
d can be 3,6 or 9.
b – 24a  0
2
3
let ekuk y = 3a + b d=3 then a 
7
y–b
 0 then a  3
2
b – 24  d=6
 3 
d=9 then a  27
b – 8y + 8b  0
2
only d = 9 & a = 27 is feasible hence terms
 b + 8b – 8y  0 , b  R
2
will be
8 18 27 36 48
b=– =–4
2 & their sum = 129
Hindi four terms will be
8y  16 – 32 ( a  d) 2
8y  – 16  y  – 2 a – d, a, a + d,
a
2.
2
f(x) = ax + 2bx + 4c - 16 ( a  d) 2
– (a – d) = 30
Since pawfd D < 0 a
2 2 2
a + d + 2ad – a + ad = 30 a
2
d = 3a (10 – d)
d ,d /kukRed iw.kkZad gS rFkk 3 ls foHkkftr gSA
& 10 – d > 0 rFkk d < 10
d dk eku 3, 6 ;k 9 gks ldrk gSA
or 3
d=3 rc a 
7
d=6 rc a  3
d=9 rc a  27
Since pawfd f(-2) = 4a - 4b + 4c – 16
= 4(a + c - b - 4) > 0
dsoy d = 9 vkSj a = 27 dsoy vr% in gSA
D  0 & f(2)  0 18 27 36 48
mudk ;ksx = 129
 f(x)  0  x  R
 f(0)  0  4c  16  0 c  4
cos3 4cos3  – 3cos 
= 4cos  – 3
2
3. Let ekukfd am = 2, an = 31 5. =
cos  cos 
29
(n – m)d = 29  d = , which = 2(1+cos2) – 3 = 2cos2 – 1
nm = 2cos( – )– 1
is rational tks fd ifjes; gS = 2(coscos + sin sin) – 1 ........(1)
Also iqu% ar – am = (r – m) d 
ar is rational (ar ifjes; gS½ Now vc a2 + b2 = 2 + 2coscos + 2sin
As each term is rational, sum to any sin 
number of terms must be rational. cos3 2 2
so fromvr% (1) ls =a +b –2–1
pw¡fd izR;sd in ifjes; gS vr% fdrus Hkh inksa dk cos 
;ksx ifjes; gksxkA
2 2
=a +b –3
4. four terms will be 4 3  13 – 3 3 49 3

6. sin(x – y) = =
( a  d) 2
7  14 49  2
a – d, a, a + d, x – y = 60°
a
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1
Sn  1 
7. P  x   x 2  bx  c n 1
P P 1   0; P  x    x  P 1   x  P  2  
11. From the second equation, we have
Thusvr% P  x    x  P 1   x  P  2   3
sin2B  sin2A ….. (i)
P 1  P  2  b; P 1 P  2  c
2
3
1  b  c    4  2b  c   b nwljh lehdj.k ls sin2B  sin2A ….. (i)
2
2
4b  2c  5 and from the first equality 3sin A
1 b  c  4  2b  c   c
2
rFkk izFke vlfedk ls 3sin A
2
From eq (i) and (ii) one satisfied with = 1 – 2 sin B = cos 2B …..(ii)
lehdj.k (i) vkSj (ii) ls larq"V gksrk gSA Now vc, cos (A + 2B)
= cos A . cos 2B – sin A . sin 2B
1 3
b ; c 2 3
2 2 = 3 cos A . sin A – . sin A . sin 2A
2
2 2
= 3 cos A . sin A – 3 sin A . cos A = 0
8. case fLFkfr (i) x 2  (k  2)x  k 2
,oa &  3
x  kx  (2k  1) are perfect square iw.kZ oxZ
2 2  A  2B  or
2 2
gSA
fLFkfr (i) x 2  (k  2)x  k 2 ,oa
x2  kx  (2k  1)2 iw.kZ oxZ gSA
12.
2

 sin 2

x   2  2 1  tan2 x 
so vr% D = 0 D=0 1  tan x 2
1  tan x
2
(k  2)  4k  0
2 2
 2 cos2 x  sin2 x  2  2
k  4(2k  1)  0
2 2
2 2 2
 2  sin2 x 1 2  
k  2, k , 2
3 5 3  sin2 x 
2 1  2
So vr% k 2
3  0 1
case (ii) x 2  (k  2)x  k 2 and 1  2
 2  1    1 or   1
x  kx  (2k  1) have both roots are
2 2
common
fLFkfr (ii) x 2  (k  2)x  k 2 13.
2
f(x) = ax –(3+2a) x + 6
,oa x2  kx  (2k  1)2 nksuksa ds mHk;fu"B ewy
gSA
1 (k  2) k2
 
1 k (2k  1)2
 k 1
9. Sr  r  Sr  Sr2  Sr  r
= ax(x–2) – 3 (x – 2)
= (x – 2) (ax – 3) = 0
10. a2 – a1 = 4
a3 – a2 = 6 3
should [–4, –3)
an – an – 1 = 2n a
an – a1 = 4 + 6 + …………. 2n a  1 1  3
   ,   a    1, 
an  n2  n  2  2 3  3 4  4
an  n2  n
 –  + 11 = 0
2
1 1 1 14.
  a  n  n 1  3 – 3 + 33 = 0 ……..(i)
3 2
0
 –  + 11 = 0
2
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 2 – 2 + 22 = 0 ……..(ii)
3 2
lehdj.k (i) + (ii) 1 1

 3 – 3 + 2 – 2 + 33 + 22 = 0
3 2 3 2 T160  
log3 160 log3 162
 3 – 3 + 2 – 2 + 11 = –22( +
3 2 3 2
) = –22 log3 162  log3 2

Sum ;ksxQy =
(log3 162)(log3 2)
1 1 1 1 1
15. , , ,..... , are in AP lekUrj __________________________________________________
a H1 H 2 Hn b
Js.kh gSA PART-II : PHYSICS
1 1 1 1
 d  d
H1 a Hn b 19. The length of the vector is not changed by
the rotation of the co-ordinate axes
a b
H1  Hn  v{kh; fudk; ds cnyus ls lfn'k dh yEckbZ
1  ad 1  bd ifjofrZr ugh gksrhA
H1  a H n  b
   n  1  12  n 2  32
H1  a H n  b
or n 2  2n  2  n 2  9
a b
a b 7
= 1  ad  1  bd Or ;k 2n  7 or n   3.5
a b 2
a b
1  ad 1  bd
dv
20. a=t=
2  ad 2  bd dt
=  v t
 ad bd  0
dv   dt
0
21 1
2      2   n  1 2
6
= = 2n t2 
d b a v0  
 2 0
16. Sn3  3Sn2  3Sn1  Sn v  18m/s .
 (Sn3  Sn2 )  2(Sn2  Sn1)  (Sn1  sn ) 8
S   Vdt
= Tn 3  2Tn 2  Tn1 0
2
 (Tn 3  Tn 2 )  (Tn2  Tn 1) 6 t
 dt
d d 0 0 2
6
t3 
17.    
  4 3  2 3 6     36m
 6 0
Total time
 22 77
   9  2   2  36
6  8sec.
18
r 2
log3  
Tr   r 1 21. For block m1 :
18.

log3  r  1 log3  r  2   T – m1g = m1(0)
T = 10 N
log3 r  2   log3 r  1 For block m2 :
Tr 
log3 r  1 log3 r  2  20 – 10 = 2a2
2
a2 = 5 m/s downwards
1 1 2
Tr   Acceleration of pulley = 2.5 m/s
log3  r  1 log3  r  2  downwards
2
1 1 and acceleration of M is 2.5 m/s towards
T1   right
log3 2 log3 3
For block M :
1 1 20 = M × 2.5
T2  
log3 3 log3 4 M = 8 kg.
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gy. m1 nzO;eku ds fy, : | R  T | | W | | R  W | | T |
T – m1g = m1(0)
T = 10 N R2 + T2 – 2TR cos = W 2 R2 + W 2 = T2
m2 nzO;eku ds fy, :  T>R
20 – 10 = 2a2 T > W.
2
a2 = 5 m/s uhps dh vksj
f?kjuh dk Roj.k = 2.5 m/s2 uhps dh vksj 28. Since acceleration is in x direction only,
velocity in y-direction will not change.
rFkk M dk Roj.k nka;h vksj 2.5 m/s2
When speed = 5 m/s
M ds fy, : Roj.k dsoy x fn'kk esa gS vr% y- fn'kk dk osx
20 = M × 2.5
ifjofrr ugh gksxkA
M = 8 kg.
tc pky 5 m/s gSA
22. vy = 2bx vx  ay = 2bv 2x 52 = Vx2 + Vy2 = Vx2 + 42
 Vx = ± 3m/s
Vx  ux
vt vt Vx = ux + axt  t =
 v  8t  ax
24. 2 2 = 9 v = 54 km/hr
10t 10 34
t1 = = 2.5 s
0.4
3  4
d d t2 = = 17.5 s]
25. tA = tB = –0.4
VA cos A VB cos B
VA cosA = VB cosB
u2 sin2 Rg
Since pqfd VA > VB 29. R= or 2 = sin2  < 1
g u
then rks A > B
option (C)  there shall be two values of , that is 1
drift of A dk fopyu = (VA sinA)t and 90° – 1 for same range.
drift of B dk fopyu = (VB sinB)t It is obvious 1 and 90° – 1 are
VA > VB & A > B complementary
So drift of A is greater then B.   ds nks eku gksaxs vFkkZr leku ijkl ds fy,
blfy, A dk fopyu B ls vf/kd gksxkA 1 vkSj 90° – 1
nks dks.k gksaxs tks fd ,dnwljs ds iwjd dks.k gSA
26. 2u sin 1
T1 = and
g
P
2usin(90  1) 2ucos 1
V ///
///
T2 = =
///
///
/
g g

B 2u2 sin21 2
 T1 T2 = 2
= R
g g
A u
d 1 d 2
 = 0 30. Let F be the force exerted by mass m on
dt dt mass M.
–vcos + u = 0 ekuk nzO;eku m }kjk nzO;eku M ij vkjksfir cy
P
F gSA
V 1 ///
/// FBD of mass M (nzO;eku M dk eqä oLrq fp=k)
///
///

/
2
B
A u
F = k1x1 = 2 × 3
27. RT W  0 =6N

R  T  W and rFkk R  W  T
FBD of mass m (nzO;eku m dk eqä oLrq fp=k)
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Now vc ax = 0
 u cos = v cos. ....(1)
k2x2 = F = 6 N to the left (cka;h vksj)
Now for motion along y axis ¼vc y-v{k ds
Hence the force exerted on block of mass
m be the right spring (k 2x2) is 6 N to the left. vuqfn'k xfr ds fy;s½
From FBD, the normal reaction (F) between ay = – g
blocks is 6 N.
 u sin – gt = v sin ....(2)
As system is at rest, net force on block of
mass m is zero. putting the value of v
blfy;s nka;h fLizax }kjk nzO;eku m ds CykWd ij v dk eku
vkjksfir cy 6N cka;h vksj gSA eqä oLrq fp=k ls ucos 
V= in (2) lehdj.k (2) esa j[kus ij
CykWdksa ds chp vfHkyEc izfrfØ;k (F) 6N gSA cos 
pw¡fd fudk; fojke ij gS] nzO;eku m ds CykWd ij we have, ge tkurs gSa fd
usV cy 'kwU; gksxkA
ucos 
u sin – gt = sin.
31. cos 
N2 cos 60° or ;k u sin – u cos tan  = gt
N1 cos 30°
N1 N2 u { sin – cos tan} = gt
30° 60° gt
N1 sin 30° u=
N2 sin 60° (sin   cos tan )
horizontal component. of velocity = u cos.
2 1
60° 30° vr% iz{ksI; ds osx dk {kSfrt ?kVd = u cos.
N1 sin 30° = N2 sin 60° gt cos gt
= =
N1 cos 30° + N2 cos 60° = mg (sin   cos tan ) (tan   tan )
Solving above equation mijksDr lehdj.k dks
10  3
gy djus ij = = 15 m/sec.
 1 
mg 10  10  3 
N2 =   50  3
2 2
32. t = 3 sec. 36. Applying the Newton's law for the system
x = 3 × 3 2 + 1 = 28 m fudk; ij U;wVu ds fu;e }kjk
t = 2 sec. x = 3 × 2 2 + 1 = 13 m F = mAaA + mB aB
Displacement foLFkkiu  20 = 2 × (– 5) + 5 × aB
= 28 – 13 = 15 m  aB = 6 m/s2.
x 15m
Vavg = = = 15 m/sec.
t 1 sec __________________________________________________
33. At maximum height v = u cos 

vf/kdre Å¡ p kbZ ij v = u cos  PART-III : CHEMISTRY
u 1
= u cos   cos =
3 3 37. moles of KOH added are = 3 × 1
u2 sin 2 2u2 sin cos = 3 mol
R = = 2 KOH + H2SO4  K2SO4+2HOH
g g
initial moles 3 3 0 0
2u2 2 2 1 4 2 u2 moles after reaction 3 – 3 3 – 1.5 1.5 3
=   =
g 3 3 9g = 0 = 1.5
2  1.5 3
 [ H+ ] = = M
34. 23 5
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Sol. feyk;s x;s KOH ds eksy = 3 × 1
4r R (r)
= 3 eksy
2
2 KOH + H2SO4  K2SO4+2HOH
2
izkjfEHkd eksy 3 3 0 0 (B)
vfHkfØ;k ds i'pkr~ eksy 3 – 3 3 – 1.5 1.5 3
= 0 = 1.5 r
(C) For radial nodes
2  1.5 3
 [ H+ ] = = M  6  36 – 24
23 5 =
----------------------------------------------------------------- 2
11.44 2r
38. Molarity of Na2CO3xH2O = M =3± 3
106 18x 3a o
93 3
11.44 r= ao
Na2CO3xH2O dh eksyjrk = M 2
106 18x
9–3 3
first R.N. has r =
ao
 Moles of Na2CO3.xH2O = Moles of H2SO4 2
  Na2CO3.xH2O ds eksYk = H2SO4 ds eksYk nd 93 3
2 R.N. has r = ao
2
 11.44   25   10  gy- (A) d{kd 3s gSA
 106  18x   1000  =  1000  (0.1)
     
4r R (r)
x = 10
2
-----------------------------------------------------------------
2
 (B)
39. Orbital angular momentum of electron
h h r
= l(l  1).  3.
2  (C) f=kT; uksMks (radial nodes) ds fy,
l=3  6  36 – 24
 number of orientation =
2
= 2l + 1 = 2 × 3 + 1 = 7
2r
Sol. bysDVªkWu dk d{kd dks.kh; laosx =3± 3
3a o
h h
= l(l  1).  3.
2  93 3
r= ao
l=3 2
 foU;kl dh la[;k 9–3 3
= 2l + 1 = 2 × 3 + 1 = 7 izFke R.N. ds fy, r = ao
2
-----------------------------------------------------------------
nd 93 3
2 R.N. ds fy, r = ao
CH2 2
-----------------------------------------------------------------
40. , , 
H2 /Ni

44. Moles of NaOH consumed when reacted
+
CH3 with H = 3×1 (because 3L of NaOH is
----------------------------------------------------------------- added with 1M conc.)
moles of H2SO4 present in sample = 1.5
(because every H SO has 2H+) 2 4
weight of H2SO4 in sample = 1.5 × 98 =
42. 147g
147
----------------------------------------------------------------- % purity = × 100 = 80
183.75
+
gy- H ds lkFk fØ;k ij [kpZ NaOH ds eksy = 3×1
43. (A) orbital is 3s.
(D;ksafd 1M lkUnzrk ds lkFk 3L, NaOH feyk;k
tkrk gSA)
SOL01JAACT2210822-8
uewus esa mifLFkr H2SO4 ds eksy = 1.5 COOH
(D;ksafd izR;sd H2SO4 , 2H+ j[krk gSA)
uewus esa H2SO4 dk Hkkj = 1.5 × 98 = 147g (C)
COOH
147
% 'kq)rk = × 100 = 80 Cyclohexane-1,3-dicarboxylic acid
183.75
----------------------------------------------------------------- COOH
gy% (B*) HOOC COOH
45. 1 mol Cl2  2 mol KOH  1 mole
COOH
1 1
KClO  mol KClO3  mol KClO4 esFksu VsVªk dkcksZfDlfyd vEy
3 4
277 COOH
Mole of KClO4 =  2 mol
138.5
Mole of Cl2 = 8 mol (C)
Mass of Cl2 = 568 g COOH
Mole of KOH = 16 mol lkbDyksgsDlsu-1,3-MkbdkcksZfDlfyd vEy
16 -----------------------------------------------------------------
V (KOH) =  10.67 L
1.5
Sol. 1 mol Cl2  2 mol KOH  1 mole 48. Phenol is less acidic than H2CO3 , So does
1 1 not liberate CO2.
KClO  mol KClO3  mol KClO4
3 4 Sol. fQukWy] H2CO3 ls de vEyh; gSA vr% ;s CO2
277 xSl dk fu"dklu ugha djsxkA
KClO4 ds eksy =  2 mol -----------------------------------------------------------------
138.5
Cl2 ds eksy = 8 mol
40 1
Cl2 dk nzO;eku = 568 g 49. 1 X 50  X X 600
M X 12
KOH ds eksy = 16 mol
MX  40
16
V (KOH) =  10.67 L 20 1
1.5 2 X 50  X X 600
M y 12
-----------------------------------------------------------------
My  10
m  n  40  10  50
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46.  
Cl2


50. Energy of emitted photon
= 1.82 + 0.73 = 2.55 eV.
four monochloro structural products.
2 1 1
So, E = 13.6 × 1  2 – 2  for
 n1 n2 
gy %  n1 = 2 & n2 = 4
Sol. mRlftZr QksVkWu dh ÅtkZ
= 1.82 + 0.73 = 2.55 eV.
pkj eksuksDyksjks lajpukRed mRiknA
2 1 1
----------------------------------------------------------------- vr%, E = 13.6 × 1  2 – 2  n1 ds fy,
 n1 n2 
COOH = 2 rFkk n2 ds fy, = 4
47. (B*) HOOC COOH -----------------------------------------------------------------
COOH

Methane tetra carboxylic acid 51. KClO3 (s)  KCl(s) + 3/2 O2(g)
Thus, loss in mass is due to O2 escaped
and so mass of O2 formed is 0.384 g.
0.384
or Moles of O2 =
32
–2
= 1.2 × 10 mole
SOL01JAACT2210822-9
 Moles of KClO3 =
2
× Moles of O2 PART-I MATHEMATICS
3 1. Let 2k and k be one of the roots of given
1.2  102 equations
 Moles of KClO3 =
1.5 ekuk 2k rFkk k nh xbZ lehdj.k
–3 2 2
= 8 × 10 Mole So 4k –2k + 4a = 0, k –k + 3a = 0 solving
and mass of KClO3 decomposed k = 4a
–3
= 8 × 10 × 122.5 blfy, 4k2 –2k + 4a = 0, k2 –k + 3a = 0 gy
= 0.980 g
djus ij k = 4a
0.980
 % of decomposition = × 100 Putting in first equation a = 1/16
4.9
= 20%
 izFke lehdj.k esa a = 1/16 j[kus ij
Sol. KClO3 (s)  KCl(s) + 3/2 O2(g)
vr% nzO;eku es gkfu eqDr gqbZ O2 ds dkj.k gksrh
gSA vr% cuus okyh O2 dk nzO;eku 0.384 g gSA
0.384
;k O2 ds eksYl =
32
–2
= 1.2 × 10 eksy
2
 KClO3 ds eksYl = × O2 ds eksYl
3
1.2  102
 KClO3 ds eksYl =
1.5
–3
= 8 × 10 eksy
vr% fo?kfVr KClO3 dk nzO;eku
–3
= 8 × 10 × 122.5
= 0.980 g
0.980
 fo?kVu dk izfr'kr = × 100
4.9
= 20%
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53. % of chlorine =
35 . 5 Mass of AgCl
  100
143 . 5 Mass of substance
35 . 5 0 . 287
=   100  71 . 71 % .
143 . 5 0.099
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54. CH3 – CH2 – CH2 – CH2 – NH2 ,
PAPER-2
SOL01JAACT2210822-10
3. given seq. is an A.G.P. vr% (a, b) ds 3 Øfer ;qXe laHko gSA
nh xbZ vuqØe lekUrj xq.kksÙkj Js<h gSA
2
3(3 + d)r, (3 + 2d)r
2
(3 + d)r = – 1 (3 + 2d)r = – 1 6. 2m  2n  48  24  3
   
2
then rc (3 + d) = – (3 + 2d) 2n 2mn  1  24 22  1
1 n=4 m–n=2  m–n=2
d = –2, – 6  r = – 1,
3 n=4 m=6
5
next term is vxyk in (3 + 3d)r3 = 3, –
9
7. for a  b  c a, b, c  R
if ax + bx + c  0 then a > 0
2
4. x, xlog x , ylog y & (xy)log
10 10 10 xy
are in G.P.
and b – 4ac  0
2
log10 x, (log10 x)2 , (log10 y)2 , (log10 xy )2
bx + cx + a  0 then b > 0 and c – 4ab  0
2 2
are in A.P.
Let log10 x  a log10 y  b cx + ax + b  0 then c > 0 and a – 4bc  0
2 2
2 2 2
a, a , b , (a + b) are in A.P.  a2 + b2 + c2 – 4(ab + bc + ca)  0
a  (a  b)  a  b2 2 2
a2  b2  c 2
a  2ab  0  4
ab  bc  ac
1
a = 0 or b   Also since [(a – b) + (b – c) + (c – a) ] 0
2 2 2
2
Case – I a = 0 then b = 0 a2  b2  c 2
  1, range is [1, 4]
hence x, y = 1 (1, 1) ab  bc  ca
1 2 1 ds fy, a  b  c a, b, c  R
Case – II b   then 2a = a + Hindi
2 4

2
8a – 4a – 1 = 0 ;fn ax2 + bx + c  0 rc a > 0 rFkk
4  32 b – 4ac  0
2
a
16
bx + cx + a  0 rc b > 0 vkSj c – 4ab  0
2 2
hence total 3 ordered pairs of (a, b) are

cx + ax + b  0 rc c > 0 vkSj a – 4bc  0
2 2
possible.
 a2 + b2 + c2 – 4(ab + bc + ca)  0
Hindi x, x log10 x
, ylog10 y
& (xy) log10 xy
xq.kksÙkj Js.kh esa gSA
a2  b2  c 2
log10 x, (log10 x)2 , (log10 y)2 , (log10 xy )2  4
ab  bc  ac
lekUrj Js.kh esa gSA
rFkk pwafd [(a – b)2 + (b – c)2 + (c – a)2] 0
ekuk log10 x  a log10 y  b
a2  b2  c 2
  1, ifjlj [1, 4] gS &
2 2 2
a, a , b , (a + b) lekUrj Js.kh esa gSA
ab  bc  ca
a  (a  b)2  a2  b2
a  2ab  0
1 8.
a = 0 ;k b  
2
fLFkfr-I a = 0 rc b = 0
hence x, y = 1 (1, 1)
1 1 D  0  4b2  4(9b  14)  0
fLFkfr-II b   rc 2a2 = a + 2
b - 9b + 14 > 0
2 4
2 (b - 2)(b - 7) > 0
 8a – 4a – 1 = 0
4  32
a
16
b  (, 2)  (7, ) ------ (1)
b 2b
0  0  b  0 ------ (2)
2a 2
f(0) > 0
 9b  14  0
14
b ------ (3)
9
 14 
(1)  (2)  (3) b   , 2   (7,  )
 9 
10. b = a + d, c = a + 2d then we will get

2
from equation – dx + 2dx – d = 0
2
– d(x – 2x + 1) = 0
(x – 1) = 0  x = 1, 1
2
i.e., both roots of equation (1) are equal 5

14.  r1 r2 r3 r4 = and vkSj AM  GM
hence x = 1 must be the common root of 4
1/ 4
equation (2) 1  r1 r2 r3 r4   r1r2r3r4 
       
2(a + c) = – b – c 4  2 4 5 8   2.4.5.8 
1/ 4
– b – c = 4b 1  1  1
    =
c = – 5b 4  64  4  4
a = 7b r1 r2 r r 1
AM = GM  = = 3 = 4 =
a2 c 2 2 4 5 8 4
a c = 1225 b 
2 2 4
= 1225
b4 a
= r1  a = 19
Hindi b = a + d, c = a + 2d rc 4
27
Hence, n term of given series Tn 
th
lehdj.k – dx2 + 2dx – d = 0 15. .
2n  1
2
– d(x – 2x + 1) = 0 27 27 10
(x – 1) = 0  x = 1, 1
2 So, T9   1
2  9  1 17 17
lehdj.k (1) ds nksuksa ewy cjkcj gSA 27
vr% nh xbZ Js<h dk noka in Tn  gS
vr% x = 1, lehdj.k (2) ds vHk;fu"B gSA 2n  1
2(a + c) = – b – c 27 27 10
blfy, T9   1
– b – c = 4b 2  9  1 17 17
c = – 5b
16. 417 = 17 + (n – 1)4
a = 7b
 400 = 4(n – 1)
a2 c 2
a c = 1225 b 
2 2 4
= 1225  n = 101 …(i)
b4 Similarly blh izdkj 466 = 16 + (m – 1)5
  450 = 5(m – 1)  m = 91
11. Given fn;k x;k gS, < a < p;
2
Let Tn is common to both for some n for
which m is an integer
ekuk Tn fdlh n ds fy, nksuksa mHk;fu"B gS
tcfd m ,d iw.kk±d gSA
171(n – 1)4 = 16 + (m – 1)5
5m = 4n + 2
Hence vr% n = 2, 7, 12,…..97  20
tan 3
17. Given fn;k 4
tan 
3  tan2 
 4
1  3 tan2  2
R
 2  H
2
1
 tan2    
11 =
T
1
 sin2   2
12 u2 sin2
sin3 (2) Putting R j[kus ij =
Now vc,  3  4 sin2  g
sin 
u2 sin2 
1 8 H=
3  4  2g
12 3
2usin 
T=
1 1 g

18. Let ekuk Ax ny nz
vav =
u
1  3cos2  = 4 m/sec
 nx 2
A  x nynz 21. For free fall mg cos  = ma sin 
 n 2 x eqDr :i ls fxjus ds nkSjku mg cos  = ma sin
 nA  
ny  nz  a = g cot 
 n 2 x 3
ny nz a=g×
Ae 4
 n 2 y Taking A and B as a system
Be nxnz A rFkk B dks fudk; ysus ij
 n 2 z ma sin
nxny
Ce A C Ma
 n 3 x  n 3 y  n 3 z 

 nx ny nz 
 mg cos
 A.B.C  e  
 e 3 MB g MB
3g
a=   =3
_________________________________________________ MB  MA 4 MA
PART-II PHYSICS  m
22. v  cos t î  sint ĵ  v = 1 , s = v × t = 2m
5
19. For particle 1 d.k 1 ds fy, R
2
  H
2
3 m/s 2 1 4 m/s
 
2
23. = Vav
V1 = 4 î – 10t ĵ T/2
For particle 2 d.k 2 ds fy, 24. tshort–path – tshort–time = 4
V 2 = –3 î – 10t ĵ d d
 4
V1  V 2 = –12 + 100t = 0
2 v
v u
2 2
3 where tgk¡ v = 17 m/s, u = 8 m/s

t= , P = 5 [Ans.: 5]
5 Solving we get, gy djus ij ge çkIr djrs gS
S
20. (1) vav = 0 t
T/2 dv
25.
dt
 k v  
v0

v 1/ 2 dv  k dt
0
S V g
 2 v 0  kt ; VA = = 0 tan = gksxkA vc ost rFkk CykWd dks ,d
t 3 3
vdv ,dy nzO;eku 2M ds cjkcj eku ldrs gSA
 k v
ds
0 s
2 v3 / 2
 
m
 v dv  k ds  s  g
3 k =a 1
v0 0
3 a2
2M

26.
Using constraint relation (cfU/kr xfr ls)
a1 sin = a2 cos
a2 = a1 tan = g/3
FBD of wedge + block system (ost + CykWd
v
fudk; dk FBD)
53º
u Nsin

37º 53º
2M
vsin53º = u cos 37º 
v=u Nsin = 2Ma1
–v cos53º = usin37º – gt
N 2Mg 4Mg
3 3   N
–u × = u  – gt 2 3 3
5 5
6u FBD of rod (NM+ dk FBD)
gt =
5 Ncos
27.  N
N
VW mg a2
VP mg – Ncos = ma2
 mg –
N 3 mg

VPW 2 3
W E 4mg
N
3 3
4mg 4Mg
  m = 3M
3 3 3
S
VP = 2
VPW  VW
2
= 100 2 km/hr
500km 5
T= = h 29. w.r.t. to observer (Vx) football/obs.
VP 2 = 11 – 11 = 0
izs{kd ds lkis{k (Vx) = 11 – 11 = 0
28. If there is no relative motion between So Motion of the ball as seen from observer
wedge and block, acceleration of wedge + will be purely vertical with initial velocity 11
g
block system must be g tan = . Wedge 3 m/s upwards.
3
bl izdkj izs{kd ds lkis{k xsan 11 3 m/s osx
and block now can be assumed as single
mass 2M. ls Åij dh vksj xfr djrh gSA
;fn ost rFkk CykWd ds e/; dksbZ lkisf{kr xfr
ugha gSA rc ost + CykWd fudk; dk Roj.k g
11 3
m/s 22 m/s
11 3
60°
ball 11m/s
Seen by
Observer
11 m/s Observer
11 3 From wedge certain caf/kr xfr ls
m/s 22 m/s
a2 cos = a1sin ...........(iii)
11 3 From (i),(ii) & (iii) ls
60°
ball 11 m/s a2 = g sin2
izs{kd }kjk = 5 m/s2 .
izs{kd
11 m/s ns[ kk x;k
33.
30.
v cos37º + u cos53º = 6 cos37º

v sin37º = u sin 53º
 v=3
u=4
vrs = 32  u2 = 5.
10 = 2t
t=5 34. Vt = 3 – Vt = 0 = area under a – t curve a
H = ut +
1 2
at =5×5+
1
(–10) – t oØ ls ifjc) {ks=kQy
2 2  Vt = 3 = 10.5 m/s
52 = 25 – 125 = 100 m
 
 x 
31. T1 – 60 = 6 × 2 35. <v> =  
 x x x 
T2 – 40 = 4 × 2  
 30 60 180 
T1 3
=  
T2 2  1 
=  
32. Suppose of acceleration of wedge a1  1  1  1 
towards right and acceleration of sphere a2  30 60 180 
downward 180
ekuk ost dk Roj.k a1 nka;h rjQ gS rFkk xksys dk =
6  3 1
Roj.k a2 uhps dh rjQ gSA < v > = 18 km / h
1 2
36. In the first situation s1  u1t  at
2 l
1
izFke fLFkfr esa s1  u1t  al t 2
2
1
= (8i  6j) + 10(  j)t 2 = 8i  1j
2
1 2
In the second situation s2  u2 t  a t
mg – N cos = ma2 ...........(i) 2 2
N sin = ma1 ...........(ii) 1
f}fr; fLFkfr esa s2  u2 t  a2 t 2
2
1
= u2 t + (6i  8j) t 2 -----------------------------------------------------------------
2
s1  s2  u2 = 5i  5j
COOH
CH3 OH
__________________________________________________ 42.
NHCHO
C=O O
PART-III CHEMISTRY CH3
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37. 2 NO2  N2O4
43. n5
100 – x x/2 mol
x from graph (xzkQ ls)
2 2 n  1 2
mole fraction of N2O4 = =
x 3 n=5, 5––1 =2, = 2
(100  x) 
2 n = 4, 4––1 =2, = 1
3x n = 3, 3––1 =2, = 0
200 – 2x + x = Total angular nodes = 2+1 = 3
2
200 = 1.5 x + x dqy dks.kh; uksM+ = 2+1 = 3
200 -----------------------------------------------------------------
x= = 80 = 8 Ans.
2.5
 2Ke 2  Z
----------------------------------------------------------------- 44. V =  ×
 , so, atomic number (Z)
 h  n
38. X2O5 + 2CO   X2O3
 slope of the graph.
+ 2CO2
h 1
nactual = 10 = , slope of the graph 
2qVm m
100
 nexpected = 10  = 50 Therefore, statement (A) & (D) are correct.
20
 2Ke 2  Z
50  2 Sol. V =  × , vr%] ijek.kq Øekad (Z) 
 nCO required = = 100 
1  h  n
moles. xzkQ dk <+ky
 mCO required = 100 × 28 = 2800 g 1
h
= 2.8 kg  3 kg = , xzkQ dk <+ky 
gy X2O5 + 2CO   X2O3 2qVm m
+ 2CO2 blfy,] dFku (A) rFkk (D) lgh gSA
nokLrfod = 10 -----------------------------------------------------------------
100
 nvk'kkfUor = 10  = 50 45. n = 4,  = 2 and rFkk m = 0
20 -----------------------------------------------------------------
 nCO vko';d
50  2 47. All have same molecular formula but
= = 100 moles. different functional group.
1
 mCO vko';d = 100 × 28 = 2800 g lHkh ;kSfxdksa ds v.kqlw=k leku gS ysfdu buds
= 2.8 kg  3 kg fØ;kRed lewg fHkUu gSA
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H H 49. n=4 4s 4p 4d
CH3
C —C C —CHO 4f
O m 0  1, 0, +1  2,  1, 0,
40. O , O , +1, +2  3,  2,  1, 0, +1, +2, +3
CH3 Cl3
C —C Orbitals having m  1 will be 0 in 4s, 2 in
O 4p, 2 in 4d and 2 in 4f
O
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m  1 j[kus okys d{kd 4s es 0, 4p es 2, 4d (F) In 100 g Ca 16 O 8 ……. or
40 16
es 2 rFkk 4f es 2 gksxsaA
 Total orbital = 6 Ca 2 O 1 ………..
 dqy d{kd = 6 5 2
Each orbital have only 1 electron having  In 1000 g Ca4O5……….

1
ms  (C) (D) rFkk (F) vlR; gSA
2
1 (C) EF ;kSfxd esa fofHkUu rRoksa ds ijek.kqvksa dk
izR;sd d{kd ms  ;qDr dsoy ,d
2
bysDVªkWu j[krk gSA ljyre iw.kkZad vuqikr gSA
----------------------------------------------------------------- (D) EF rFkk MF leku Hkh gks ldrs gSaA
50. For the last electron in S-atom :  = 1 & s = (F) 100 g esa Ca 16 O 8 …….
1 40 16
+ , n = 3.
2 vFkok Ca 2 O 1 ………..
n h
Angular momentum of orbit = 1 .  5 2
2
n1 = 3. 1000 g esa Ca4O5……….
h -----------------------------------------------------------------
Orbital angular momentum = (  1)
2
h h
= 2 = n2 . 52. Pressure of dry N2 gas at 287 K
2 2
 n2 = 2. = 758 – 14 = 744 mmHg
Spin angular momentum V = 30 ml ; T = 287 K ; P = 744 mmHg
h h h
= s(s  1) = 3 = n3 744 30
2 4 2 atm  L
 n3 = 3. n = PV = 760 1000
RT Latm
 n1 × n2 × n3 = 18. 0.821  287K
Kmol
gy- S-ijek.kq esa vfUre bysDVªkWu ds fy, :  = 1 ,oa n = 1.25 × 10
–3
mol of N2
1 –3
s = + , n = 3. weight of N2 = 1.25 × 10 × 28
2
–3
n1 h = 35 × 10
d{kk dks.kh; laosx = . n1 = 3.
2 % composition of N2
h
d{kd dks.kh; laosx = (  1) 35  10 –3
2 =  100 = 19.02 %  19 %
h h 0.1840
= 2 = n2 .  n2 = 2.
2 2 -----------------------------------------------------------------
h h
pØ.k dks.kh; laosx = s(s  1) = 3 O
2 4
h 53. Methyl format esfFky QkWesZV H–C–O–CH3
= n3  n3 = 3.
2 -----------------------------------------------------------------
 n1 × n2 × n3 = 18.
-----------------------------------------------------------------
51. (C), (D) and (F) are false

(C) EF is simplest whole number ratio of 54.
atoms of various element in the compound.
(D) EF and MF can be same also. Aspirin (Acetyl salicylic acid)
(,fLijhu (,lhfVy lsfylsfyd vEy))
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CLASS - XI | COURSE NAME : VIKAAS | COURSE CODE: JA

PERIODIC ASSESSMENT TEST (PAT)

JEE (MAIN + ADVANCED) 2024

13.11 2022 | Sunday 6 Hrs

PART-I : Ans. D C C A B B AB BCD ABCD AC

PART-II : Ans. D D C D C B ABCD AD BCD AB

PART-III : Ans. C D C D C B AC CD AD ACD

PART-I : Ans. 7 1 3 3 0 2 AD BD C ABD

PART-II : Ans. 5 4 3 2 7 3 AB AD ACD ABC

PART-III : Ans. 8 3 8 3 4 4 AC AD AB ABD

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4. four terms will be 4 3  13 – 3 3 49 3

lehdj.k (i) + (ii) 1 1

) = –22 log3 162  log3 2

27. RT W  0 =6N

33. At maximum height v = u cos 

54. CH3 – CH2 – CH2 – CH2 – NH2 ,

hence total 3 ordered pairs of (a, b) are

10. b = a + d, c = a + 2d then we will get

i.e., both roots of equation (1) are equal 5

3 where tgk¡ v = 17 m/s, u = 8 m/s

v cos37º + u cos53º = 6 cos37º

Each orbital have only 1 electron having  In 1000 g Ca4O5……….

51. (C), (D) and (F) are false

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