AIITS 1921 PT III JEEA P2 Sol PDF

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PART TEST – III
JEE (Advanced)-2021
PAPER – 2
ANSWERS, HINTS & SOLUTIONS

Physics PART – I
SECTION – A
1. D
v2
Sol. a cos  
R
qE 2v 0
(Where v  (2v 0 )2  v 02  a tan   )
m v0
2. A
Sol. vB = 0
KQ K(q  Q) K3Q
vB   
2R 2R 3R
Q (q  Q)
 Q0
2 2
2Q + q = 0
q = -2Q
3. B
Sol. From energy conservation
From P + 0 Q
V  2gR sin 
Force, equation into radial direction
mv 2
N  qvB  mgsin  
R
N  3mgsin   qB 2gR 
 
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4. A
Sol. Potential at surface should be zero
KQ kq
 0
2a a
Q
q
2
5. B
x 52  2
Sol. 
R 48  1
X = 10.6 
6. C
2q
Sol. Total charge inside the square
3
qn 2q
Flux = =
 3 0
7. B
Sol. Balance length is independent of radius of the wire.
8. ABC
Sol. At steady state, capacitor will offer infinite resistance.
9. ABC
2u sin  u 2 sin 2 
Sol. T ,H
g 2g
1 qE 2
R  u cos  T  T
2 m
10. AC
Magnetic momentum e
Sol. (A) For an electron, 
Angular momentum 2me
M e

L 2me
h h
According to Bohr’s theory, L  n  (for ground state)
2  2
 e  e h eh
 M L  
 2me  2me 2  4 me
ehB
(C) Torque  MB sin30 
8me
11. AD
0  
Sol. Use; B
2

J r 
12. ABD
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Sol.  Au  K
 E   B  K but  B  0
1 2 1
E  2a  m  2v   mv 2
2 2
Rate of work done at P  f  v  qEv
 
Rate of work done at Q  0 as f  v
13. BC

Sol. v  v cos 60 i  v sin 60 j
qB

m
V
 /3 60o
30o
t 60o
60o 30o

Dis tan ce  R   V
14. CD
r r
Sol. B 2r    o Jo   2rdr

o R
15. C
q1 q2
Sol. 
2c c
& q1  q2  5cv
10 cv 5 cv
q1  & q2 
3 3
5v
P.d . across each 
3
2c  c 2 Rc
equivalent time count  R  
2c  c 3
16. D
q1 q2
Sol. 
2c c
& q1  q2  5cv
10 cv 5 cv
q1  & q2 
3 3
5v
P.d . across each 
3
2c  c 2 Rc
equivalent time count  R  
2c  c 3
17. D
E1 4
Sol. i1  
R1  RAB 25
40 8
VAB  i1  RAB    1.6
25 5
V 1.6
k  AB  V / cm
 50
1.6
E2   31.25  1V
50
Again, when both S. are closed
4 10 4
K2   
10 50 50
E2 4
5  5
5 r 50
20  4r  50
30
r  7.5 ( D)
4
Again when K 2 open K1 is closed for balance length.
E 50
E2  K 2      2  (C )
K2 4
18. C
E1 4
Sol. i1  
R1  RAB 25
40 8
VAB  i1  RAB    1.6
25 5
V 1.6
k  AB  V / cm
 50
1.6
E2   31.25  1V
50
Again, when both S. are closed
4 10 4 E2 4
K2    , 5  5
10 50 50 5 r 50
20  4r  50
30
r  7.5 ( D )
4
Again when K 2 open K1 is closed for balance length.
E 50
E2  K 2      2  (C )
K2 4
Chemistry PART – II
SECTION – A
19. A
Sol. A= O MgBr
-
O
O O O O O
OH
2PhMgBr H+
OEt Ph
Ph
Ph
Ph
20. C
Sol. O O O O O
Iodo form COOH 
CH 3 COOH 
COOH COOH
21. A
Sol. NaHCO3 Ph  COOH will give CO2 with NaHCO3 while Ph  CH 3 not.
22. B
Sol. HIO4 will not deave ether.
23. C
Sol. Conceptual
24. D
Sol. Acetaldehyde give positive test with NaOI and fehling reagent while Ph – CHO do not.
25. B
Sol.
26. BC
Sol. Conceptual
27. BD
Sol. Conc. H2SO4
 +
OH (B)
Ozonolysis
O
B + CH3 C H
O
LiAlH 4 H2SO4
OH
(D)
28. BCD
Sol. Conceptual
29. AB
Sol. Tautomerise Tauto
+ NH3   Final product
O O NH O NH 2 O
N
30. ABC
Sol. O C CH3 H3 C O
OH
C N H2SO4 NH C CH3
X H Ph Y Z
H Ph Beckmann H Ph
rearrangement
Et Et
Et
31. ABC
Sol. -
O Me O O

Ph C C Me Ph C CH2 NN Ph C CH2
Me CMe3 CMe3
O O
- 
CH 2  N  N Ph C CH2 CMe3 + Ph H C C CH3
2
32. BC
Sol.
 Ph CH2 N Ph
C6H5 CH2 N N N N CH2
Ph HC N Ph CH NH
H
33. D
Sol. B is an alcohol (3) which have OH type skelton
R C CH 3
CH 3
R is C7 H11 WITH d.u = 2 so it must be Cyclohexenyl methyl
34. B
Sol. H 3C
CH 2Br
LiAlH4 B2H6
H2O2 / NaOH
OH
35. B
Sol. Na2  Fe  CN 5  NO   Na2 S  Na4  Fe  CN 5  NOS 
36. A
Sol. Lassaigne extract contains
Mathematics PART – III
SECTION – A
37. A
Sol. f  g x   x
 f '  g  x    .g'  x   1
 
1
g'  x  
f '  g  x 
 7 1
g'    
 6  f ' 1
7
f 1  
6
 7
 g    1
 6
38. B
3 1
Sol. sin3 x  sin x  sin3x
4 4
  
sin3 x 3 sin x 1 sin3x
 dx   dx   dx
0 x 40 x 40 x
 
3 sin x 1 sinu
 dx   du  u  3x 
4 0 x 40 u
3 1 
  
42 42 4
39. D
   
Sol. sin2 x  sin2  x    cos x cos  x  
 3  3
2
 sin x 3 cos x   cos x 3 sin x 
 sin2 x      cos x   
 2 2   2 2
   
2 2 2
sin x 3 cos cos x
 sin2 x   
4 4 2
2 2
5 sin x 5cos x
 
4 4
5

4
40. A

Sol. F(x) is continuous at some x where sin x = cos x or tan x = 1 or x  n  , n  I .
4
41. C
Sol. For f  x  to be continuous at x  0, we have
   
f 0   f 0  or a  0   b  1 or b  1
2
f h   f  0  eh h
b
 
f ' 0  lim
h 0 h
 lim
h 0 h
2 2
eh h
1 eh h  1
 lim  lim
h 0 h  h  1
h  1  1
h h
f ' 0 a

Hene, a  1.
42. B
Sol. x2  y2  8
dy x 1 y
  or 
dx y dy / dx x
3

 5 3  1 2 3
At the point   , ,  
 2 2 dy / dx 5 5

2
2 2
Also, 9x  25y  225
dy
 18x  50y 0
dx
dy 9x dx 25y
or  or  
dx 25y dy 9x
 5 3 
At the point   , ,
 2 2
3
25 
dx 2   15   5
 
dy  5  9 3
9 
 2
43. A
Sol. Since the same line is tangent at one point x = a and normal at other pint x = b, tangent at x = b
will be perpendicular to tangent at x = a.
Also, slope of tangent changes from positive to negative or negative to positive. Therefore, it
takes the value zero somewhere. Thus, there exists a point c   a, b  where f '  c   0.
44. ABC
sin  x  a 
Sol. f  x 
sin  x  b 
sin  x  b  cos  x  a   sin  x  a  cos  x  b 
f ' x 
sin2  x  b 
sin  b  a 

sin2  x  b 
If sin b  a   0, then f '  x   0 or f  x  will be cons tan t,
i.e., b  a  n or b  a   2n  1  or b  a  2n.
Then f  x  has no minima.
45. AC
2
Sol. xy   a  x 
or y  xy '  2  a  x 
Now, y '  1
or y  x  2  a  x 
2
a  x 
  2 a  x 
x
2
a  x 
or  x  2  a  x  
x
2
or  x   a  x  x  a 
or  x 2  x 2  a2
a
or 2x 2  a2 or x  
2
46. ABD
x
Sol. Graph of y  e
y
1
x
-2 -1 1 2
-1
Graph of y  sin x
y
1
x
   

2 -1 2
 x 2  4x  3, x  0
f x  
  x, x  0
y
3
2
1
x
2 1 -1 1 2
2
 x , x  0
f  x  
x , x  0
y
1 1
-1
47. ACD
1
Sol. (A) is not correct as f(x) = x from R to R is onto but its reciprocal function g  x   is not onto
f  x
on R.
Option (B) is obviously true.
Also, g(x) is not continuous and, hence, not differentiable through f(x) is continuous and
differentiable in the above case.
48. ABC
Sol. f '  x   cos x  a
y
y
b b  0,a  1
b  0, a  1
x' x x' x
x0 O O x0
b
y'
y'
y y
b  0,a  1
b b  0,a  1
x' x
x' x x0 O
O x0
b
y' y'
If a > 1, then f '  x   0 or f(x) is an increasing function. Then f(x) = 0 has +ve root if b < 0 and –ve
root if b > 0.
If a < -1, then f '  x   0 or f(x) is a decreasing function. Then f(x) = 0 has negative root if b < 0.
49. BC
Sol. Since g(x) is increasing and f(x) is decreasing.
g  x  1  g  x  1 and f  x  1  f  x  1
or f g  x  1  f g  x  1
and gf  x  1  gf  x  1
50. AD
x 
Sol. f  x      cos  sin t   cos cos t   dt
0

   cos  sin t   cos  cos t   dt
0
x 
   cos  sin t   cos  cos t   dt

x
 f       cos  sin t   cos cos t   dt
0
for g  x   cos  sin x   cos  cos x  ,f  x     f  x  

 f    f  x 
  
 f     2f    g  x  has period 2 
 2  
51. D
x 2
x2
Sol.  f  t  dt    t 2 f  t  dt
2 2 x
Differentiating w.r.t. x, we get

f  x   x   x2 f  x  
x
or f  x  
1 x2
or yx 2  x  y  0
Since x is real, D  0
or 1  4y 2  0
 1 1
or y    , 
 2 2
2
Also,f  x  is an odd function. Hence,  f  x  dx  0
2
1  x 2  2x 2 1  x 2
f ' x   0
1 x2 1 x2
or x 2  1  0
or x   1, 1
52. A
x 2
x2
Sol.  f  t  dt    t 2 f  t  dt
2 2 x
Differentiating w.r.t. x, we get

f  x   x  x2f  x  
x
or f  x  
1 x2
2
or yx  x  y  0
Since x is real, D  0
 1 1
or 1  4y 2  0 or y   ,
 2 2 
2
Also,f  x  is an odd function. Hence,  f  x  dx  0
2
1  x 2  2x 2 1  x 2
f ' x   0
1 x2 1 x2
or x 2  1  0 or x   1, 1
53. C
Sol. 
L  lim x  1  ax 2  x  3
x 

  x  12  ax 2  x  3 
 
 lim  
x   2 
 x  1  ax  x  3 
2
 1  a  x  x  2 
 lim  
x   2
 x  1  ax  x  3 
L exists finitely if 1  a  0 or a  1
 x2 
 L  lim  
x  2
 x  1 x  x  3 
 2 
 1 
 lim  x 
x  
1 1 3 
 1  1  2 
 x x x 
1

2
54. B
Sol. 
L  lim x  1  ax 2  x  3
x 

2
 lim 

  x  1  ax 2  x  3 


x   2 
 x  1  ax  x  3 
 1  a  x 2  x  2 
 lim  
x   2
 x  1  ax  x  3 
L exists finitely if 1  a  0 or a  1
 x2 
 L  lim  
x  2
 x  1 x  x  3 
 2 
 1 
 lim  x 
x  
1 1 3 
 1  1  2 
 x x x 
1

2

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R is C7 H11 WITH d.u = 2 so it must be Cyclohexenyl methyl

Mathematics PART – III

for g  x   cos  sin x   cos  cos x  ,f  x     f  x  

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