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AIEEE 2011 PT3 (ONE YEAR)/PT6 (TWO YEAR) SOLNS

BRILLIANTS PROGRESSIVE TEST

FOR STUDENTS OF

ALL INDIA ENGINEERING ENTRANCE EXAMINATION, 2011

MATHEMATICS PHYSICS CHEMISTRY SOLUTIONS PART A: MATHEMATICS

1. (1) f (3x) + f ( 2x) 4|x| = 4 (3x) + |3x| + 4 ( 2x) + | 2x| 4|x| = 12 x + 3|x| 8x + 2|x| 4|x| = 4x + |x| = f(x) 2. (3) zn = (z + 1)n |z| n = |z + 1|n or |z| = |z + 1| the distance of point z remain same from (0, 0) and ( 1, 0). So z lies on the perpendicular bisector of the line joining (0, 0) and ( 1, 0) i.e., on x =
1 2 = 3t 1 3 = tan 60 = tan 3 20 = 3 tan 20 1 t 3t
3 2

3. (1)

tan 20
2

3 tan 20

t = tan 20 Squaring,
3= 9t 1
2

t 9t

6t 6t

t6 33t4 + 27 t2 = 3 i.e., tan6 20 33 tan4 20 + 27 tan2 20 = 3

6 4 1 tan 20 11 tan 20 3

9 tan 20 = 1

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2 4. (4) Two diameters are along 2x + 3y + 1 = 0 and 3x y 4 = 0

= 2xe

7. (4)

f x = e

2x e
2x
2

2 2

2x e
2x
2

Solving these two, we get the centre = (1, 1) Now, area = r2 = 25 r = 5 the required circle is (x 1)2 + (y + 1)2 = 52 x2 + y2 2x + 2y 23 = 0 8. (3)

f(x) > 0 x ( , 0) 2 f(sin x) + f(cos x) = x Replacing x by

2 x 2

2 f cos x

f sin x =

x 2

Solving , we get 3 f sin x = 5. (2) Equation of plane through (1, 0, 0) is a (x 1) + by + cz = 0 As (1) passes through (0, 1, 0) a + b=0 a = b 9. (2)
cos 45 = a 2 2a
2 2

3x

... (1)

f x =

sin 1 1 x

d f x = dx

a c
2

We have a b = b c = d, c a = 2d, where d is the common difference of the A.P. the 1st equation becomes d(x2 2x + 1) = 0 (x 1)2 = 0 x = 1, 1 1 is also a root of the 2nd equation 2(c + a)x2 + (b + c)x = 0

2a = 2a

2a2 = c2
c= 2 a

direction ratios of the normal are

a, a, 2 a , i.e., 1, 1, 2 .

2 (c + a) = (b + c) Again a, b, c being in A.P.,

... (1)

6. (3)

The function log |x| is not defined at x = 0. So x = 0 is a point of discontinuity. Also for f(x) to be defined, log |x| 0 |x| 1 Hence 0, 1, 1 are three points of discontinuity.

(c a) = 2d = 2 (b c)

... (2)

(1) (2) 2(c2 a2 ) = 2(b2 c2 ) 2c2 = a2 + b2 a2, c2, b2 are in A.P. AIEEE/PT/MPC/Obj/Solns - 2

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3 10. (1)
lim sec
x0 1

x x
2

2 3x x 4 2 3x 4

does not
1 and 2

14. (4) 15. (2) f(x) = |log |x|| is everwhere continuous in its domain but not differentiable when log|x| = 0 or |x| = 1 x=1 16. (3) Squaring the given relation,

exist as

lim
x0

sec 1 x is defined for |x| 1. Hence both the statements are true, but statement 2 is not the correct explanation for statement 1.
x Given that 1 r
2

11. (3)

y =1 1 r

2 2

ab

bc

2 =1 i ca

2i

As r > 1, 1 r < 0 and 1 + r > 0 let 1 r = a and 1 + r = b , then we get

x
2 2

i.e.,

a
2 2

2 2

2 abc

a a

= 2i

y b

2 2

=1

= 2i as

= 0 (given)

2 2

y b

2 2

17. (1)
= 1,

E = a + e 4 (b + d) + 6c b, c, d are in A.P. b + d = 2c. a, c, e are in A.P. a + e = 2c E = 2c 4(2c) + 6c = 0

2 1 cos 76 sin 76 cos 16 sin 16

which is not possible for any values of x and y. 12. (4) Obviously, if f(x) is increasing, then its inverse is also increasing. We know that if the sum of algebraic distances from three points on the variable line is zero, then line always passes through the mean of the given point, which is the centroid of the triangle formed by given three points. But the centroid of the triangle is (1, 2), hence line must pass through it, for which a + 2b + c = 0, hence statement 1 is false and statement 2 is false. 18. (4)

13. (3)

LHS =

cos 76 sin 76

cos 16 sin 16

2 sin 76 sin 16 cos 76 16 sin 76 16 cos 76 16

cos 76 16 sin 76 2 cos 60

cos 60 16

cos 92

sin 92

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= 1 cos 92 sin 92 2 sin 46 2 sin 46 cos 46
2

22. (1)

Lt
x2

2 x

x 2

2 2

0 form 0

= tan 46

= Lt
x2

2 log 2 x
x

2x 0

= cot 44 19. (1) We have (5p 3q)2 r2 = 0 (5p 3q r) (5p 3q + r) = 0 5p 3q r = 0 ( 5) p + 3q + r = 0 ( 5, 3) lies on the line 5p 3q + r = 0 the point (5, 3) lies on the line. 20. (2) f(x) = sin x and
g x = log x x
2

log x

4 log 2 4 4 1 log 2 log 2 log 2 1 1 3 5

23. (4)

cos

33 = cos 6 5 3 5 2

= cos

is

also

an

= sin

odd function, (fg) (x) = f{g(x)}

= sin log x x
2

3 5 10

= sin 1

(fg) ( x) = f{g( x)} = f[ g (x)], as g(x) is odd = f(g(x)) as f(x) is odd = (fg) (x) fg is also odd. 21. (3) x 4 is negative as x varies from 3 to 3. 24. (1)

LHS = sin

sin

= 10

10

The first equation represents points on a circle with centre at and radius r = a
1 2

2, 0 2 (real).

3a

The second expression represents points within a circle centred at

0, 2 and radius a.

I=

3
3

x x

4 dx 4

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2 2<
2

3a

29. (1)

9x2 12x 40 increases more rapidly than 2x3 + 7 if

2 3 d d 9x 12x 40 > 2x 7 dx dx

(2 a) < a 3a 2 4a + 4 < 3a 2 6<a a>6 25. (4) = n 1 = 3 1 = 2 = 81 26. (1)

2

i.e., if 18x 12 > 6x2 x2 3x + 2 < 0 (x 1) (x 2) < 0 1<x<2

4

= 812 = 6561 30. (2)

1 5

By Binomial theorem, the required N = 7 + 10 + 12 + 15 + 17 + 17 + 25 = 103

th

probability = C 27. (2)

4 5

It is a diameter as it passes through the centre (2, 3). By T = S1, the equation of the chord whose midpoint is (, ) is 3x 2y + 2(x + ) 3 (y + ) = 0 or x(3 + 2) y (2 + 3) + (2 3) = 0 Its slope =
3 2 2 3 = 2 (given)

Q = size of
1

103 1 4

item

28. (3)

= size of 26th item = 12

th

103 1 Q = size of 3 3 4

item

= size of 78th item = 17 Q3 Q1 = 17 12 = 5

3 4 = 4 The required locus is 3x 4y = 4

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PART B: PHYSICS
34. (4) The range on the inclined plane
2 u sin cos g cos
2 2

31. (2)

h Js ML T = = e q AT

= ML T

A
1

= [MT

]L

s=

= B area = Magnetic flux 32. (4) The lion gains 5 m in 8 seconds. Relative acceleration of the lion over the deer is
5=
2 1 a8 2 2

u = 24 ms 1, = 60 ; = 30; g = 10 ms 2
s= 2 24 sin 30 cos 60 10 cos 30 2 24 24 = 3 2 1 1 2 2
2 2 2

1 2 Q S = at 2

5 a= ms 32

10

Distance gained by the lion in 16 sec is

S=
2 1 5 16 = 20 m 2 32

= 2 2.4 8 = 38.4 m 35. (2) For free fall v2 = 2gh

v = 2 g 600 = 1200 g

remaining distance between the lion and deer = 40 20 = 20 m 33. (1) Let A = 6 i
B =4 i 4j 3j 4k and nk

During penetration through sand

v =u
1 2 2

2a s u = 1200 g

0 = 1200 g 2a 3 6a = 1200 g a = 200 g Also v = u1 at

0 = 1200 g 3j nk = 0 t= 1200 g 200 g 109.55 = 0.055 s 2000 200 g t

For the orthogonal condition (i.e.,) A and B to be to each other

A B = 0 6i 4j 4k 4 i
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7 36. (3) Mass of the ring = 1.2 kg

0.4 = 0.2 m Radius of the ring r = 2

39. (3)

For a horizontal pipe according to Bernoulli s theorem,

P
2 1 v = P 1 2 2 2 1 v 2 2

Moment of inertia of the ring about an axis perpendicular to its plane and through its centre I = mr = 1.2 (0.2) = 48 10
3 2 2

1 2 v 2 2

kg m2

2 1 K.E. of the ring = I 2

= change in K.E. per kg mass

3

1 48 10 2
3

P1 P2 = 16 Nm 2 for a distance of 2 km. for unit distance P 1

P =
2

= 216 10 37. (1)

GMm u = R

1 GMm GMm = R 5 R R 4 = 1 GM mR 5 2 R

16 =8 2

change in K.E. per kg mass

= 8 = 10 800
2

J/kg

decrease in P.E. =

mg R 5 Q GM R
2

40. (1)

The pressure just inside the hole will be less than the outside pressure by
4 2 i.e., d r

=g

since

mercury

meniscus is convex. Let a column of length h is required to balance the forces at critical equilibrium such that
hg = 4 d

Since h =
u = mgR 4 = mgh 5 5

R , R = 4h 4

38. (3)

Young s modulus Y =
=

w/A l / l wl A l l l = w YA

i.e., h = 4 dg
= 4 490 10 140 10
6 3

Slope from the graph,

Y= =

l 1 A slope 1.0 10
6

13600 10

80

20
4

4 1 10
2

1960 = 0.103 cm 140 136

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8 41. (3) The given wave equation is

y = y sin 2 nt
0

Velocity

dy = a cos t dt

x 2 x

= y sin 2 n t
0

... (1)

The velocity is maximum when the particle passes through the mean position is
dy dt = a
max

Comparing this with standard form of equation y = A sin ( t kx) ... (2)

The kinetic energy at this instant is

2

Comparing (1) and (2), we get = 2n and k =

2 2n =n = k 2

1 dy m 2 dt

=
max

2 2 1 m a 2

= 6 10 3 J
2 1 0.1 0.2 2 2

Wave velocity v =

= 6 10

Particle velocity vp
= dy dt 2n t 2 x y = 0.2 sin 3t

=3 Putting the values of a, and in the S.H.M. equation

3

= 2 n x

Maximum particle velocity (vp)max = 2nx0 (vp)max = 6v 2nx0 = 6n {v = n}

= 2n x 6n x 3
0 0

43. (2)

Work done by the gas

W= 1 P 2 1 P V V

x 3

W=

5 1 6 10 2

9 10

0.8

0.3

5 1 15 10 0.8 2

0.3

42. (4)

The displacement of a particle in S.H.M is y = a sin (t + )

5 1 15 10 0.5 2

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9 44. (3) The increase in internal energy u of the gas is

u = m C T v 2 M C

46. (1)

Pitch

of

the

screw

gauge,

Pitch m = 0.5 mm; least count = M.S.Ds = 0.5 50

= 0.01 mm
P V
2 2

P V
1

Zero error = + 5 division Zero correction = 5 division Circular scale division coincidence = 46 ; corrected divisions = 46 5 = 41 Pitch scale reading = 4 division = 4 0.5 = 2 mm Diameter of the sphere = P.S.R + corrected circular scale division L.C. = 2 + 41 0.01 = 2.41 mm 47. (2)

where Cv is the specific heat capacity of the monoatomic gas

= 3 3 R = 8.3 = 12.5 2 2
5 5 12.5 9 10 0.8 6 10 0.3 8.3

u =

5 4 12.5 5.4 10 = 81.3 10 J 8.3

45. (4)

By Stefan s law E1 = T and E2 = (T + T)4

E E E
1

48. (1)

Five plates form four capacitors in parallel. The capacity of each capacitor is
A
0

d
2 1

T T
4

T T

As plate 1 is connected to positive terminal of the battery. It is a part of one capacitor only. But the plate 4 is connected to negative terminal of the battery and is common to identical capacitors in parallel.
q = q
4 c

E E
1

= 4% =

T 4 =4 100 T

T =

310 4 = 3.1 K 4 100

temperature of the other patch = T + T

= 2q1
= AV
0

= 310 + 3.1 = 313.1 K

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10 49. (4) In one block of two resistors (3 + 3 ) are in parallel to (6 + 6 ). Their effective resistance is
6 12 72 R = = =4 E 6 12 18

51. (4)

When the capacitance is added to the circuit

X =
C

1 C

=
3

1 2500 10
6

50

10 =8 125

There are four such blocks of 4 resistance each in series. Hence total resistance between A and B is 4 + 4 + 4 + 4 = 16 50. (2) Let L and R be the inductance and resistance of the coil.
V L and I = Z
2 2

total reactance
Z= R
2

X 8

2 C

= 3

=5

52. (1)

Current I = V = 12 = 2.4 A Z 5 Pav = Vrms Irms cos

Z= R

=I =I

rms 2 rms

Z I R

rms

R Z

cos =

R Z

When D.C. is applied, = 0

I= V 12 R= =3 R 4

= (2.4)2 3 = 17.28 W 53. (3) Flux linked with each turn of the solenoid = BA Total number of turns = nl where l is the length of the solenoid Total flux linked = BAnl B =
2 L

When A.C. is applied

I= V V 12 Z= = =5 Z 2.4 I
2 2 2 2

An l

Z= R

X Z =R
L

Energy per unit volume =

X =Z
L

R =5

3 =4

total energy of the magnetic field stored in the solenoid

= B
2

XL = 4
X

Al =
0

1 2
2 0

2 2 2

Al
2

A n l
0 2 2

XL = L L =

4 = 0.08 H 50

1 = 2

An l

2L

= 80 mH

[ Q L = 0 An2l ]

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11 54. (2) E = k (T T1) T

=k T T T 1 T 2
2 1 k T 2

t = 0.4 mm = 4 10 4 m
1 2 1

1 =

y d Dt 16 10
3

Thermoelectric power
dE = kT 0 dT 1 k 2T 2

2 10
4

0.2 4 10

= 0.4 = 1 + 0.4 = 1.4

T
0,

= kT0 + kT At temperature T = 59. (1)

2 1 kT 0 2

Let f and p be the focal length and power of the lens in water
a w

thermoelectric power = k T 0
3 = kT 2 0

=
g

3 3 9 = 2 4 8 1 35 45 35 35 45 1 45

55. (4)

1 = f = = 1 8

9 8

Power consumed by resistors I and IV is 24 + 24 = 48 W Power consumed by resistors II

24 and III = 4 i i= 2 24 = 12 W 4

10 80 = 1575 1575

f = 157.5 cm = 1.575 m Power of the lens =

1 1.575

= 0.634 0.63 D 60. (3)

Total power consumed = 48 + 12 = 60 W 56. (1) 57. (2) 58. (3)

y = D d 1 t 1=
3

y d Dt

H=

r 2g

2 2

v0 = 0: H = 3 m; r = 1 m: g = 10 ms 2
= 2gH r
2

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2

= 60 rad/ s

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PART C: CHEMISTRY
61. (2) Let the weight of Na2CO3 in the sample be a g then weight of K2CO3 in the sample (1.20 a) g gram equivalent of Na2 CO3 + gram equivalent of K2 CO3 = gram equivalent of HCl
a 53 1.20 a 40 0.1 5 = 69 1000 53 1.2 53 69 a = 0.02 = 6.625 10

and E/photon
= hc
34

3.0 10
9

224.3 10

= 8.86 10 19 J Energy unused = (8.86 6.848) 10 19 = 2.012 10 19 J = energy converted into K.E. % energy converted to K.E
= 2.012 10 6.848 10
19 19

69 a

69a 53a + 63.6 = 0.02 53 69 16a = 73.14 63.6

a= 9.54 = 0.59625 16

weight of Na2CO3 = 0.59625 g Addition of BaCl2 will form precipitate of BaCO3 Meq. of BaCO3 = (Meq. of Na2 CO3 + Meq. of K2CO3) in 20 mL = Meq. of HCl in 20 mL = 40 0.1 = 4
w 1000 = 4 98.5

100

= 0.293 100 = 29.3 %

1000 k w
f

64. (2)

T =
f

mW

Given that w = 0.36 g; W = 25.5 g T = 0.42C = 0.42 K

k = 5.15 K mol
f 2 4 1

weight of BaCO3 = 0.394 g 62. (3) 40 0.246 8 = V 0.154 3 i.e., Meq. of S O

2 2 3

= Meq. of CrO

0.42 =

1000 5.15 0.36 m 25.5

V = 170.4 mL 63. (2) Dissociation energy for H H bond

= 412.5 10 6.023 10
3

m=

1000 5.15 0.36 = 173.1 25.5 0.42

23

J/mol

65. (3)

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= 6.848 10

19

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r
H

v
2

66. (4)

n
2

M
2

Decrease in free energy

O H
2

G =
2

n F E

o cell

n =2

= 2 96500 C 1.24 V
2/ 2 32 32 = ; = 4; w = 8 g w / 32 2 w

= 2, 39,320 J or 239.32 kJ of 72. (4) In the conversion of Cr to

Cr
3 6

67. (1)

Distance between cation and anion

=

centres

2 4

ions

OH

the

oxidation

d 508 = = 254 pm 2 2

number of Cr atom changes by three units. So normality of CrO = Molarity 3 = 0.154 3N = 0.462 N In conversion of S O
2 2 3 2 4

rc + ra = 254 pm or 110 + ra = 254 or ra = 144 pm 68. (1) G = H TS

= 145.6 116 300 1000

solution

ion to

SO

2 4

ion the total change in

= 110.8 kJ mol 1 69. (4)

oxidation number of S is 8 units.

K=4 70. (3) SiF4 + 2F [SiF6] 2 sp3 tetrahedral sp3 d2 octahedral geometry
E
o red o Ag Ag

So normality of S O
2

2 3

solution

= Molarity 8 = 0.246 8N = 1.968 N By using normality equation N1V1

CrO
2 4

71. (1)

o cell

=E

o oxid o

= N2V2
S O
2 2 3

solution

=E

Fe Fe

solution 0.462 V1 = 1.968 40

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14 73. (4) According to first order kinetic equation,

K= 2.303 log 10 t a a x

given Kb for X = 10 10 hence Ka for HX =

K K
w b

where a = initial concentration x = change in the concentration after time t

K= 2.303 log 10 100 a a 3

= 10

14

/10

10

= 10

pH = log 10

+ log 1
Q Salt =1 Acid

K=

2.303 log 3 10 100

pH = 4 ... (1) 76. (3) Colloidal solution of liquid in liquid is called emulsion.

1 part will be left at time t 9 K= 2.303 log 10 t a a 9

77. (4) 78. (2) 79. (4) Fajan s rule

K= K= =

2.303 log 9 10 t
2 2.303 log 3 100

Number of lone pairs of e atom = 3

on Xe

2.303 2 log 3 100

From equations (i) and (ii)

2 2.303 2.303 log 3 = log 3 10 10 100 t

Number of lone pairs of e atom = 2

on Xe

2 1 = ; t = 200 sec 100 t

74. (2)

A catalyst cannot chemical reaction.

initiate

75. (1)

Mixture of HX and X is an acidic buffer for which

pH = log K log Salt ; Acid

Number of lone pairs of e atom = 1

on Xe

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15 80. (1) Cu+2 d9 configuration 1 unpaired e so 1.73 BM Ni0 d0 no unpaired e magnetic Ti+4 d0 no unpaired e magnetic Co+3 d6 no unpaired e = 4.3 BM 81. (4) KI + I2 Dia Dia87. (3) 88. (2)

so D.M.

KI3 ; I2 and I
3

form 89. (3)

complex ion I . 82. (3) Ferrous ions in Mohr s salt are oxidised to ferric by acidified KMnO4 solution.

90. (3)

83. (4)

84. (3)

85. (3) 86. (3)

1, 2, 4 are correct Reaction is SN1 reaction

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