All India Test Series: Xiii Class (Acceleration) (Advanced - 2) - Paper - 2 Target Iit - Jee - 2015

ALL INDIA TEST SERIES
XIII CLASS (ACCELERATION)

[ADVANCED - 2] _ PAPER - 2
TARGET IIT - JEE - 2015
Duration :3 Hours
Max. Marks : 180
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INSTRUCTIONS
In each part of the paper, Section-A contains 20 questions. Total number of pages are 28. Please ensure that the
Questions paper you have received contains ALL THE QUESTIONS in each section and PAGES.
SECTION - A
1.
Q.1 to Q.10 has four choices (A), (B), (C), (D) out of which only one option is correct & carry 3 marks each.
1 mark will be deducted for each wrong answer.
2.
Q.11 to Q.16 are based upon a Paragraph. Each Question has four choices (A), (B), (C), (D) out of which only one is correct
& carry 3 marks each. 1 mark will be deducted for each wrong answer.
3.
Q.17 to Q.20 contains 4 multiple choice questions. Each question has matching list. The codes of list have choices (A), (B),
(C) & (D) out of which only one is correct & carry 3 marks each. 1 mark will be deducted for each wrong answer.
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PART - I [MATHEMATICS]
SECTION - A
[ oLr q
fu"B i zd kj dsi z'u ]
SECTION - A
[STRAIGHT OBJECTIVE TYPE]
Q.1 to Q.10 has four choices (A), (B), (C), (D)
out of which ONLY ONE is correct
i z-.1 l si z-.10 r d pkj fodYi (A), (B), (C), (D) fn; sgS
ft uesa^^dsoy , d^^ l ghgS
A
1.
Let
I1 =
2008
(tan x ) 2008 dx ,
1.
ekuk
I1 =
2009
(tan x ) 2009 dx and
I2 =
2010
(tan x ) 2010 dx .
I3 =
ln 2
T=
3.
Let
7
4
7
2
(C)
11
2
(D)
2.
11
4
3.
2e3 x e2 x 1
e3x e2 x e x 1 dx ,
0
r c eT cj kcj gksxk &
7
7
11
11
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
4
2
2
4
ekuk f : (0, ) R , d l r r ~Qy u bl i zd kj gSfd
ekuk T =
F(x) =
t f (t )dt .
F(x) =
If
x5,
then
t f (t )dt .
0
12
F(x2)=x4
f (r
) is equal to
12
; fn F(x2)=x4 + x5, r c
r 1
(A) 216
(B) 219
(B) I1 < I2 < I3

(D) I3 < I2 < I1
ln 2
f : (0, ) R be a continuous function
such that
(tan x ) 2010 dx .
(A) I2 < I3 < I1

(C) I3 < I1 < I2
2e3 x e2 x 1
dx ,
e3 x e 2 x e x 1
(B)
2010
r c vuq
e dk l ghe gksxk
then eT equals
(A)
x
0
Then the correct order sequence, is

(A) I2 < I3 < I1
(B) I1 < I2 < I3
(C) I3 < I1 < I2
(D) I3 < I2 < I1
Let
(tan x ) 2009 dx r Fkk
2.
2009
I3 =
(tan x ) 2008 dx ,
I2 =
2008
(C) 222
(D) 225
f (r 2 )
dscj kcj gksxk&
r 1
(A) 216
(B) 219
(C) 222
(D) 225
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4.
Let a, b, c, d are non-zero real numbers such

that 6a + 4b + 3c + 3d = 0, then the equation
ax3 + bx2 + cx + d = 0 has
(A) atleast one root in [ 2, 0]
(B) atleast one root in [ 0, 2]
(C) atleast two roots in [ 2, 2]
(D) no root in [ 2, 2]
5.
Let f (x) is a function continuous for all x R

except at x = 0 such that
f '(x) < 0 x (, 0) and
f ' (x) > 0 x (0, ).
If
4.
ekuk a, b, c, d v' kq
U; okLr fod l [ a
; k, bl i zd kj gS
6a + 4b + 3c + 3d = 0, r c l ehdj .k
ax3 + bx2 + cx + d = 0 j [ kr k gS&
(A) [2, 0] esde l sde , d ew
y
(B) [0, 2] esde l sde , d ew
y
(C) [2, 2] esde l sde nksew
y
(D) [2, 2] esdks
bZew
y ughagS
A
5.
ekuk f (x) , d Qy u l Hkh x R dsfy , l r r ~gSr Fkk

x = 0 i j bl i z
d kj gS&
f '(x) < 0 x (, 0) r Fkk
f ' (x) > 0 x (0, ).
Lim f ( x ) 3 , Lim f ( x ) 4 and
x 0
; fn Lim f ( x ) 3 , Lim f ( x ) 4 r Fkk
x 0
about the line

=x
f(0)=5,r c
y Lim f (cos x cos x )

x 0
=x
Lim f (sin x sin x ) , is
x 0
Lim f (sin x sin 3 x ) , i j fcUnqdk i zfr fcEc

x 0
12 9
,
25 25
12 9
,
25 25
(B)
16 8
,
25 25
(D)
(A)
(B)
(A)
16 8
,
(C)
25 25
24 7
,
(D)
25 25
(C)

, be given
2 2
Let the function g : R
by g (t) =
3
2
j s[kk y Lim f (cos x cos x )
gksxkA
x 0
12 9
,
25 25
6.
x 0
x 0
f(0)=5,thentheimageofthepoint(0,1)
2 cot1(3t). Then g is
2
(A) even and is strictly increasing in ( , )

(B) odd and is strictly decreasing in ( , )
(C) even and is strictly decreasing in ( , )
(D) odd and is strictly increasing in ( , )
6.
12 9
,
25 25
24 7
,
25 25

ekuk Qy u g : R , fn; k gS
2 2
g (t) =
2 cot1(3t). r c g gks
xk &
2
(A) l e r Fkk ( , ) r d fuj U
r j o) Z
eku gS
A
(B) fo"ke r Fkk ( , ) r d fuj U
r j l eku gS
(C) l e r Fkk ( , ) r d fuj U
r j l eku gS
A
(D) fo"ke r Fkk ( , ) r d fuj U
r j o) Z
eku gS
A
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8.
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Let a line l through origin is tangent to the

curve y = x3 + x + 16. The slope of the line
l is
(A) 2
(B) 8
(C) 13
(D) 26
7.
Let f, g and h are differentiable function

such that g(x)=f(x) x and h(x)=f(x) x3
are both strictly increasing functions, then
8.
(A) 2
3 x2
is
2
the function F (x) = f (x)
(B) x R
(C)
,
strictly increasing on
3
9.
A
2
(B)
2( b c)
A
2
(C)
2(b c)
a 2 cosec
a 2 sin
a 2 cos
(D)
(D)
A
2
(A)
2( b c)
a 2 sec
A
2
2(b c)
(D) 26
3 x2
gksxkA
2
dsfy , fuj Ur j o) Z
eku gS
A
dsfy , fuj Ur j l eku gS
A
1
1
,
,
i j fuj Ur j l eku r Fkk
3
i j fuj Ur j o) Z
eku gS
A
1
,
and
3
In ABC, the bisector of the angle A meets

the side BC at D and the circumscribed circle
at E, then DE equals
(C) 13
ekuk f, g r Fkkh vody uh; Qy u bl i zd kj gS

g(x)=f(x) x r Fkk h(x)=f(x) x3
nksuksafuj Ur j o) Z
eku Qy u gSr c Qy u
(A) x R
1
and
(C) strictly decreasing on ,
3
strictly decreasing on
(B) 8
F (x) = f (x)
(A) strictly increasing x R

(B) strictly decreasing x R
(D) strictly increasing on
ekuk j s[kk l ew
y fcUnql sxq
t j r hgSr Fkk o
y = x3 + x + 16 i j Li ' kZj s
[ kkgSr c j s[kkl dk<ky gksxk
1
1
,
,
i j fuj Ur j o) Z
eku r Fkk
3
r d fuj Ur j l eku gS
A
9.
f=kHkq
t ABC es,aA dkv) Z
foHkkt d dks.kHkq
t kBC dsD i j
fey r sgSr FkkE i j o`r dki fj o`r gSr c DE cj kcj gksxk&
A
2
(A)
2( b c)
A
2
(B)
2( b c)
A
2
(C)
2(b c)
a 2 cosec
a 2 sec
a 2 sin
a 2 cos
(D)
A
2
2(b c)
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10.
The acute angle between the line 3x 4y=5

and the circle x2 + y2 4x + 2y 4 = 0 is
then sin equals
5
3
(A)
(B)
1
3
(C)
2
3
(D)
10.
2 2
3
j s[kk3x 4y=5 r Fkko`kx2 + y2 4x + 2y 4=0

dse/; dk U; q
udks.k gSr c sin cj kcj gksxk &
5
3
(A)
[ Jà
[ kykc)
[COMPREHENSION TYPE]
Q.11 to Q.16 are based upon a paragraph. Each
questions has four choice (A), (B), (C), (D) out of
which ONLY ONE is correct
12.
1
3
2
3
(C)
(D)
2 2
3
&cks/ku i zd kj ]
i z-11 l si z-16 r d] , d vuq

PNsn i j vk/kkfj r gS
Ai zR; sd i z'u esapkj
fodYi (A), (B), (C), (D) ft uesal s^^dsoy , d^^ l ghgS
A
Paragraph for Question Nos. 11 to 12

Consider f, g and h be three real valued
functions defined on R.
v uq
PNsn i z'u l a
[ ; k 11 l s12
ekuk f, g r Fkk h r hu okLr fod Qy u dk eku R es
i fj Hkkf"kr gS
1, x 0
0, x 0 , g (x) = x(1 x2) and

1, x 0
1, x 0
ekuk f(x) = 0, x 0 , g (x) = x(1 x2) r Fkk

1, x 0
h(x) bl i z
d kj gSh''(x) = 6x 4.
r Fkk h(x), x = 1 i j y ksd y U; q
ur e eku j [ kr k gS
A
Let f(x) =
11.
(B)
h(x) is such that h''(x) = 6x 4.

Also h(x) has local minimum value 5 at x = 1.
The equation of tangent at M(2, 7) to the
curve y = h(x), is
(A) 5x + y = 17
(B) x + 5y = 37
(C) x 5y + 33 = 0 (D) 5x y = 3
Range of the function sin1
(A) 0,

(C) , 0,
2
2
(fog( x )) , is
11.
o y = h(x) esa
, Li ' kZ
j s[kkM(2, 7) dhl ehdj .kgksxh&
(A) 5x + y = 17
(C) x 5y + 33 = 0
12.
Qy u sin1
(B) 0,
(A) 0,
(D)
2
(C)
(B) x + 5y = 37
(D) 5x y = 3
(fog( x )) , dk i fj l j gksxk &
(B) 0,

, 0,
2
2
(D)
iwjs fo'okl ds lkFk vius liuks dh rjQ cM+ks] ogh ftanxh ft;ks ftldh dYiuk vkius dh gSA
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Consider
v uq
PNsn i z'u l a
[ ; k 13 l s14
f, g and h be three real valued
ekuk f, g r Fkk h r hu okLr fod Qy u ds eku R es
function defined on R.
i fj Hkkf"kr gS
Let f (x) = sin 3x + cos x,
ekuk f (x) = sin 3x + cos x,
g(x) = cos 3x + sinx and h(x)=f2(x) + g2(x)
g(x) = cos 3x + sinx

13.
The length of a longest interval in which the
13.
function y = h (x) is increasing, is
14.
r Fkk h(x)=f2(x) + g2(x)
vUr j ky dh y EckbZvf/kdr e gks ft l ds fy , Qy u

y = h (x)
o) Z
eku gksxk &
(A)
(B)
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
(C)
(D)
General solution of the equation h (x) = 4, is
14.
l ehdj .k h (x) = 4 dk l kekU; gy gksxk
(A) (4n + 1)
(B) (8n + 1)
(A) (4n + 1)
(B) (8n + 1)
(C) (2n + 1)
(D) (7n + 1)
(C) (2n + 1)
(D) (7n + 1)
where n I
t gkn I
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v uq
PNsn i z'u l a
[ ; k 15 l s16
Consider f, g and h be three real valued
ekuk f, g, h r hu okLr fod vody uh; Qy u dk eku R
differentiable functions defined on R.
15.
Let g(x) = x3 + g''(1) x2 + (3g'(1) g''(1)
esi fj Hkkf"kr gSekukg(x) = x3 + g''(1) x2 + (3g'(1)
1) x + 3g'(1), f(x) = x g (x) 12x + 1
g''(1) 1) x + 3g'(1), f(x) = x g (x) 12x + 1
and f(x) = (h(x))2 where h(0) = 1.
r Fkk f(x) = (h(x))2 t gkh(0) = 1.
Which of the following is/are true for the

function y = g(x) ?
15.
Qy u y = g(x) dsfy , dksul k l R; gksxk ?
(A ) g(x) m onot onic ally de crea ses in
1
, 2
(A) g(x),
1
,
, 2
2
3
, es
2
3
, dfn"V l eku gS
A
(B ) g(x) m onot onic ally in crea ses in

(B) g(x),
1
1
,2
2
3
3
(C)
(C) There exists exactly one tangent to
Bhd , d Li ' kZj s[kk f(y) = g(x) fo| eku gksxht ks
y = g(x) which is parallel to the chord
t hok dsfcUnq
v ksa(1, g(1)) r Fkk (3, g(3)) ds
joining the points (1, g(1)) and (3, g(3))
t ksM+
usi j l ekUr j gS
A
(D) The re e xist s exactly tw o distin ct
(D)
Lagrange's mean value in (0, 4) for the
Which one of the following does not hold good

for y = h(x) ?
(A) Exactly one critical point
(B) No point of inflection
Qy u y = g(x) dsfy , Bhd nsk fHkUu y ka

xzjkt
ek/; eku (0, 4) esfo| eku gksxh
function y = g(x).
16.
1
1
,2
2
esa, d fn"V o) Z
eku gS
A
3
3
16.
fuEu esa
l sdkS
ul k y = h(x) dsfy , l ghughagS?
(A)
Bhd , d ka
fUr d fcUnqgksxk
(B)
dksbZcny ko fcUnqughagksxk
(C) Exactly one real zero in (0, 3)
(C) (0, 3)
(D) Exactly one tangent parallel to x-axis
(D)
esaBhd , d okLr fod ' kq

U; gksxk
Bhd , d Li ' kZj s[kk x-axis dsl ekUr j gksxhA
eqf'dys oks phtsa gksrh gS] tks gesa rc fn[krh gS tc gekjk /;ku y{; ij ugha gksrkA
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[MATCH THE COLUMN TYPE]
[l q
esy u l q
phi zd kj ]
Q.17 to Q.20 contains 4 multiple choice questions.

Each question has matching list. The codes of list
Q.17
l sQ.20 r d 4 cgq
fodYi i z'u gS
A i zR; sd i z'u esl q
esy u
have choices (A), (B), (C) & (D) out of which only
lq
phgS
Al w
fp; ksadsfy , dksMdsfodYi (A), (B), (C) r Fkk(D) gS
A
17.
ft uesal sdsoy , d l ghgS

A
Consider a square matrix A of order 2 which

has its elements as 0,1,2 and 4. Let N denote
17.
the number of such matrices.

ColumnI
(P)
Sum of values of
(2) 2
determinants corresponding
(Q)
l kj f.kd dsekuksdk; ksx N vkO

;q
gksa
(3) 0
(R)
(2) 2
(det(A))
dk fuj i s{k U; q
ur e eku gS
]
(3) 0
r c | adj(adj(adj A)) |
possible value of
dkl a
EHko eku gksxk
| adj(adj(adj A)) |
If det (A) is algebraically
(4) 8
least, then possible value

of
(1) 6
dsl ki s{kgksxk
If absolute value of
det(4A1)
dsl EHko v_ .kkRed eku gksxs
det(A)
(det(A)) is least, then
(S)
Lr a
Hk II
(P)
to N matrices is
(R)
gSekuk N vkO
;q
gksadhl a
[ ; k dksn' kkZ
r k gS&
Lr a
Hk I
(1) 6
value of det(A) is
(Q)
Column II
Possible non-negative
ekuk oxZvkO
;q
g 2 dksfV dhgSft l dsvo; o 0,1,2 r Fkk
(S)
; fn det (A) cht xf.kr h; U; q

ur e gS
r c det(4A1) dk l a
Hko eku gksxkA
is
CODES :
CODES :
P
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
(4) 8
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18.
Consider a unit cube.
18.
Column-I
(P)
Column-II
The angle between the
(1) cot1
Lr a
Hk I
(P)
diagonal of the cube and

to it is
(Q)
The angle between the
(2)
cot1
same vertex
(R)
The angle between a diagonal (3)
cot1(0)
of a face intersecting it
If a and b are two vectors (4) cot1
(2) cot1
such that | a | 1 , | b | 4 ,

a b 2 . If c (2a b) 3b
then angle between b and c is
1
3
?ku dsfod.kksZr Fkkeq

[ kdsfod.kksZ (3) cot1(0)
dse/; dki zfr PNsnhdks.kgksxkA
of a cube and a diagonal
(1) cot1
?ku dsnksfod.kksZdseq
[ k t ksl eku
dks.kgksxkA
of the cube through the
(S)
?ku dsfod.kksZ
ar Fkk eq
[ kdsfo"ke
' kh"kZl sxq

t j r sgS
] dse/; dk
diagonals of two faces
(R)
Lr a
Hk II
l efer dsfod.kksae/; dkdks.k gksxk
a diagonal of a face skew
(Q)
ekuk , d ?ku bdkbZgS&
(S)
; fn a and
r Fkkb nksl fn' kbl i zd kj gS
A (4) cot1
3

| a | 1 , | b | 4 , a b 2 .

; fn c (2a b) 3b
r c b r Fkk c dse/; dk dks.k gksxkA

and
CODES :
CODES :
P
(A)
(B)
(A)
(B)
(C)
(C)
(D)
(D)
eqf'dys oks phtsa gksrh gS] tks gesa rc fn[krh gS tc gekjk /;ku y{; ij ugha gksrkA

19.
Let
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a , b and c are three unit vectors 19.
mutually inclined to each other at an angle
>q
d sgq
, gS
] r Fkk d Hkh , d bdkbZl fn' k bl i zd kj gS
A
. d is also a unit vector such that
Hk -I esafn; sx; s dk
d a d b d c cos Lr a
d a d b d c cos .
Match the entries for given in column-I
with their corresponding values for given in
column-II.
Column-I
Column-II
()
()
(P)
(Q)
(1)
(2)
(R)
cos 1
(S)
5
cos 1
8
CODES :
P
(A)
2
(B)
2
(C)
4
(D)
4
ekuk a , b r Fkk c r hu bdkbZl fn' kvki l esa dks.ki j
ekuksdk Lr a
Hk-II es dsekuksl sfey ku dhft , &
Lr a
Hk I
Lr a
Hk II
()
()
(P)
(1)
(Q)
(2)
cos 1
(R)
cos 1
(3)
cos 1
(S)
cos 1
5
8
(4)
cos 1
(3)
cos 1
(4)
2
3
CODES :
Q
1
3
1
3
R
3
1
3
1
S
4
4
2
2
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
2
3
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20.
(P)
Column-I
The number of positive
integral solutions
1
3
2
1
2
20.
(P)
x2
(x 1)3
(2) -21
(Q)
3 2 1 1 2 1
A
,
5 2 1 0 4
(R)
(3) 4
1
3
a i
j
2
2
3 1
and b
j k and
2
2

c i 2 j 3k . The volume of
Given vectors
(4) 5
a parellopiped with three

coterminus edges as

u ( a a ) a ( a b) b ( a c ) c ;

v (a b) a (b b) b ( b c ) c ;

w (a c) a (b c ) b ( c c) c ,
b 3
equals ( a ) then a + b is
2
Q
4
2
4
2
= 0 ds
(1) 1
2 1
R
2
3
2
4
S
1
1
3
3
; fn D(x)= x 1
(S)
x3
(x 1)3
(2) -21
(x 1)
D(x) es
ax dki w
. kkZ
a
d
If 7
CODES :
P
(A)
3
(B)
4
(C)
1
(D)
1
1
2
(x 1)2 (x 1)3
then trace of A is equal to

(S)
x 1 (x 1)2
x3
then the coefficient of x in D(x) is

(R)
1
3
Lr a
Hk II
/kukRed i w
. kkZ
a
d h; ekuksdhl a
[ ; kgksxhA
2 1
If D(x)= x 1
Lr a
Hk I
= 0 is
x 1 (x 1)2
(Q)
Column-II
(1) 1
(x 1)
gksxkA
3 2 1 1 2 1
; fn 7 5 A 2 1 0 4 ,
r c Vsl A dscj kcj gksxkA
(3) 4
1
3
l fn' k o a i
j
(4) 5
2
2
3 1
r Fkk b
j k r Fkk
2
2

Qyd dkvk; r u
c i 2 j 3k fn; kgSml l ekUrj "kV~
ft l dsr hu Qy d

u ( a a ) a ( a b) b ( a c ) c ;

v (a b) a (b b) b ( b c ) c ;

w (a c) a (b c ) b ( c c) c ,
b
( a ) 3 dscj kcj gksr c a + b gksxk
2
CODES :
P
(A)
3
(B)
4
(C)
1
(D)
1
Q
4
2
4
2
R
2
3
2
4
S
1
1
3
3
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PART - II [PHYSICS]
SECTION - A
SECTION - A
[ oLr q
fu"B i
zd kj dsi z'u ]

A
1.
2.
3.
4.
In the circuit shown, each resistances is 2.

The potential V1 as indicated in the circuit,
is equal to
(A) 11 V
(B) 11V
(C) 9 V
(D) 9V
In the circuit shown, the value of R in ohm
that will result in no current
through the 30 V battery, is:
(A) 10
(B) 25
(C) 30
(D) 40
The maximum current in a galvanometer can
be 10 mA. It's resistances is 10 . To convert
it into an ammmeter of 1 Amp. a resistor
should be connected in
(A) series, 0.1
(B) parallel, 0.1
(C) series, 100
(D) parallel, 100
When a galvanometer is shunted with a 4
resistance, the deflection is reduced to onefifth. If the galvanometer is further shunted
with a 2 wire, the further reduction (find
the ratio of decrease in current to the
previous current) in the deflection will be (the
main current remains the same)
(A) (8/13) of the deflection when shunted
with 4 only
(B) (5/13) of the deflection when shunted
with 4 only
(C) (3/4) of the deflection when shunted with
4 only
(D) (3/13) of the deflection when shunted
with 4 only
1.
i znf' kZ
r i fj i Fk esa
] i zR; sd i zfr j ks/k 2 dk gS
A foHko V1
i fj i Fk esaba
fxr gS
] t kscj kcj gS&
(A) 11 V
(B) 11V
(C) 9 V
(D) 9V
2.
i znf' kZ
r i fj i Fk esa
] R dk eku vkse esat cfd 30 V cS
Vhl s
/kkj kughagks&
(A) 10
(C) 30
(B) 25
(D) 40
3.
, d xS
YouksehVj esavf/kdr e /kkj k 10 mA gksl dr h gS
]
bl dki zfr j ks/k10 gS
A1 Amp. dsvehVj esacny usi j
, d i zfr j k/ksd l a
; ksft r gksukpkfg, &
(A) Js
. kh e esa
, 0.1 (B) l ekU
r j e esa
, 0.1
(C) Js
. khe esa
, 100 (D) l ekU
r j e esa
, 100
4.
t c , d xS
YouksehVj 4 i zfr j k/sk l s' kUV fd; k t kr k gS
]
fo{ksi.k?kVdj 1/5 gS
A; fn xS
YouksehVj fQj 2 r kj l s
' kUV fd; kt kr kgS
] fQj l sfo{ksi.k?kVdj
iw
oZ/kkj ko ?kVh
/kkj kdkvuq
i kr Kkr dhft , gksuk
eq
[ ; /kkj kl eku j gr h
gS
(A) fo{ks
i .k dk (8/13) t c ' kUV dsoy 4 gS
A
(B) fo{ks
A
(C) fo{ks
A
(D) fo{ks
A
deZ djus esa gh vf/kdkj gS] Qy esa ughaA
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5.
6.
In the figure shown the current flowing

through 2 R is :
(A) from left to right
(B) from right to left
(C) no current
(D) None of these
In the figure shown the plates of a parallel
plate capacitor have unequal charges. Its
capacitance is ' C '. P is a point outside the
capacitor and close to the plate of charge
Q. The distance between the plate is ' d ',
select incorrect alternative:
5.
(B) nka
; sl
(D)
6.
buesal sdksbZugha
i znf' kZ
r fp=k esa l ekUr j Iy sV l a
/kkfj =k dh Iy sVsa i j
vl eku vkosx gS
A bl dh /kkfj r k ' C ' gS
AP l a
/kkfj =k ds
ckgj fcUnqgSr Fkk Q vkosx dh Iy sV esafudV gS
A Iy sVksa
ds chp nw
j h ' d ' gS
A xy r fodYi ; q
fuV &
, d fcUnqvkosx fcUnq' P ' i j l a

/kkfj =k dsdkj .k
fo| q
r cy vuq
i kr dj ukA
(A)
3Q
2C
(C) The energy stored in the electric field

in the region between the plate is
scka
; svksj
(C) /kkj kugh
(A) A point charge at point ' P ' will

experience electric force due to capacitor
(B) The potential difference between the
plate will be
i znf' kZ
r fp=k esa
] 2 R l si zokfgr /kkukgksxh&
(A) cka
; hl snka
; svksj
9Q2
8C
3Q
gksxkA
2C
(B)
Iy sVksadschp foHkokUr j
(C)
IysVksadschp {ks=k esafo| q

r esal a
fp=k t kZ
(D)
nw
l j hIy sV dsdkj .k i gy hIysV i j cy
9Q2
gS
A
8C
Q2
(D) The force on one plate due to the

other plate is
7.
Q2
2
2 0 d
gS
A
In the figu re s hown the equ ivalent

capacitance between ' A ' and ' B ' is :
(A) 3.75 F
(C) 21 F
2 0 d2
(B) 2 F
(D) 16 F
7.
i znf' kZ
r fp=k esa' A ' o ' B ' dschp r q
Y; /kkfj r k gksxh:
(A) 3.75 F
(C) 21 F
(B) 2 F
(D) 16 F
Any man who reads too much and uses his own brain too little falls into lazy habits of thinking

8.
The equivalent capacitance between x & y

is:
1F
x
Page # 14
8.
o y ds chp r q
Y; /kkfj r k gksxh %
1F
1F
1F
2F
9.
1F
1F
y
2F
(A)
5
F
6
(B)
7
F
6
(C)
8
F
3
(D) 1F
In the figure initial status of capacitance and

their connection is shown. Which of the
following is incorrect about this circuit :
9.
(A)
5
F
6
(B)
7
F
6
(C)
8
F
3
(D) 1F
fp=k esa/kkfj r k dh i zkj fEHkd O

; oLFkk r Fkk bl dsl a
; kst u
fp=kkuq
l kj gS
A bl i fj i Fk dsckj sesa
] fuEu esal sdkS
ul k
xy r gS%
(A) Final charge on each capacitor will be

zero
(B) Final total electrical energy of the
capacitors will be zero
i zR; sd l a
/kkfj =k i j vfUr e vkos'k ' kw
U; gksxkA
la
/kkfj =kksadh dq
y vfUr e fo| q
r t kZ' kw
U; gksxhA
(C) A l s D r d i z
okfgr dq
y vkos'k 30C gS
A
(A)
(B)
(C) Total charge flown from A to D is 30C
(D) A
(D) Total charge flown A to D is - 30C

10.
10.
A parallel plate capacitor of capacitance C

(without dielectrics) is filled by dielectric slabs
as shown in figure. Then the new capacitance
of the capacitor is :
(A) 3.9 C
(C) 2.4 C
(B) 4 C
(D) 3 C
l s D r d i zokfgr dq
y vkos'k 30C gS
A
/kkfj r k C (fcuk i j koS

|q
r ) dk , d l ekUr j Iy sV l a
/kkfj =k
fp=kkuq
l kj i j koS
|q
r i fV; ksal sHkj k gS
Arc l a
/kkfj =k dh
u; h /kkfj r k gksxh :
(A) 3.9 C
(C) 2.4 C
(B) 4 C
(D) 3 C
dk;Z gh lQyrk dh cqfu;kn gSA
Page # 15
[ Jà
[ kykc)
&cks/ku i zd kj ]

A
v uq
PNsn i z'u l a
[ ; k 11 l s12

Resistance value of an unknown resistor is
vKkr i zfr j ks/kd dki zfr j ks/keku l w

=kR =
V
calculated using the formula R =
where V
I
and I be the readings of the voltmeter and
the ammeter respectively. Consider the
V
I
l sKkr dj r s
gSt gkV o I e' k%oksYVehVj o vehVj esai i i i i i i gksA

ekuki fj i Fkuhpsfn; sx; sgS
AoksYVehVj o vehVj r (Rv o
RG
circuits below. The internal resistances of
e' k%
) dsvkU
r fj d i zfr j ks/k vuUr o v' kw
U; gS
A
the voltmeter and the ammeter (Rv and RG

respectively) are finite and non zero.
ekukRA o RB e' k%nksuksafLFkfr ; ksaA o B esaKkr eku gS

A
Let RA and RB be the calculated values in the
two cases A and B respectively.
11.
The relation between RA and the actual value
11.
RA
o okLr fod eku R dschp l EcU/k gksxk &
(A) R > RA
R is
(B) R < RA
(A) R > RA
(C) R = RA
(B) R < RA
(D) E
(C) R = RA
o r i j fuHkZ
j
(D) dependent upon E and r

12.
The relation between RB and the actual value
12.
RB
o okLr fod eku R dschp l EcU/k gksxk :
R is :
(A) R < RB
(A) R < RB
(B) R > RB
(B) R > RB
(C) R = RB
(C) R = RB
(D) E
o r i j fuHkZ
j
(D) dependent upon E and r

Optimism is the faith that leads to achievement. Nothing can be done without hope and confidence.
Page # 16
v uq
PNsn i z'u l a
[ ; k 13 l s14
In the circuit given below, both batteries are
uhpsfn; sx; si fj i Fk esa

] nksuksacS
Vh vkn' kZgS
A cS
Vh1 dk
ideal. EMF E1 of battery 1 has a fixed value,
dk fLFkj eku gS
] fdUr qcS
Vh2 dk emf E2 1.0
EMF E1
but emf E 2 of battery 2 can be varied
V o 10.0 V dschp
cny l dr kgS
AxzkQ esaE2 dsQy u
ds: i esanksuksacS
Vhl s/kkj knhxbZgS
] fdUrqdkS
ul hcS
Vhl s
between 1.0 V and 10.0 V. The graph gives

the currents through the two batteries as a
function of E2, but are not marked as which
dkS
ul sxzkQ dsl a
xr va
fdr ughagS
AfdUr qnksuksavkj s[kksads
fy ; s/kkj k_ .kkRed ekur sgSt c cS
Vhl s/kkj kdhfn' kkcS
Vh
plot corresponds to which battery. But for

both plots, current is assumed to be negative
dsemf dhfoi j hr fn' kkesagS

A(emf dhfn' kk_ .kkRed
l s/kukRed gS
)
when the direction of the current through

the battery is opposite to the direction of
the battery's emf. (direction of emf is from
negative to positive)
13.
14.
The value of emf E1 is
13.
emf E1
dk eku gksxk &
(A) 8 V
(B) 6 V
(A) 8 V
(B) 6 V
(C) 4 V
(D) 2 V
(C) 4 V
(D) 2 V
The resistance R1 has value

(A) 10
(B) 20
(C) 30
(D) 40
14.
i zfr j ks/k R1 dkeku

(A) 10
(B) 20
(C) 30
(D) 40
|e gh lQyrk dh daqt h gSA
Page # 17

In the circuit shown, the resistances are given
in ohms and the battery is assumed ideal
with emf equal to 3.0 volts.
15.
The resistor that dissipates maximum power

is
(A) R1
(C) R4
16.
vkn' kZgSft l dkfo| q

r okgd oy 3.0 oksYV~
l gS
A
15.
i zfr j ks/kd ft l l svf/kdr e ' kfDr i znDr gksxh&

(A) R1
(C) R4
(B) R2
(D) R5
The potential difference across resistor R3 is

(A) 0.4 V
(B) 0.6 V
(C) 1.2 V
(D) 1.5 V

17.
v uq
PNsn i z'u l a
[ ; k 15 l s16
i znf' kZ
r i fj i Fk esa
] i zfr j ks/k vkse esafn; sx; sgSr Fkk cS
Vh
16.
(B) R2
(D) R5
i zfr j ks/kd R3 l sfoHkkUr j gksxk&

(A) 0.4 V
(C) 1.2 V
(B) 0.6 V
(D) 1.5 V
Column I gives physical quantities of a
[l q
esy u l q
phi zd kj ]
Q.17 l sQ.20 r d 4 cgq
fodYi i z'u gS
esy u
lq
phgS
Al w
A
A
situation in which a current i passes through
17.
two rods I and II of equal length that are

joined in series. The ratio of free electron
l eku yEckbZdhnksNM+I o II Js.khe esat q

M+
hgSft ul s
/kkj ki xq
t j r hgSLr EHkdd esaHkkS
fr d j kf' k; kadhxbZgS
Anksuksa
density (n), resistivity (p) and cross-section
NM+
ksesaeq
Dr by sDVkW
u ?kuRo (n) i zfr j k/ksd r k (p) r Fkk
area (A) of both are in ratio n1:n2=2 : 1,
vuq
i zLFkdkj {ks=kQy (A) dsvuq
i kr n1:n2=2 : 1, 1:2=
1:2=2 : 1 and A1:A2=1 : 2 respectively.
2: 1
Column II gives corresponding results. Match

the ratios in Column I with the values in
r Fkk A1:A2=1 : 2 gS
A Lr EHk II esabudsl a
xr
i fj eku fn; sgS

ALr EHkI l sLr EHkII dksl q
esfy r dhft , &
Column II.
Do you want to know who you are? Don't ask. Act! Action will delineate and define you.

Column - I
Drift velocity of free
electron in rod I
(A) Drift velocity of free
electron in rod II
Electric field in rod I
(B)
Electric field in rod II
Potential difference
across rod I
(C) Potential difference
across rod II
Average time taken by free
electron to move from A to B
(D) Average time taken by free
electron to move from B to C
Page # 18
Column - II
(P) 0.5
(Q) 1
(R) 2
(S) 4
Column - I
(A)
(P) 0.5
(B)
(Q) 1
NM+I i j foHkkU
rj
NM+II i j foHkkUr j
A l sB r d xfr es
aeq
Dr by s
DVkW
u
ds} kj k y xk vkS
l r l e;
(D B l sC r d xfr es
aeq
Dr by D
sVkW
u
ds} kj k y xk vkS
l r l e;
(C)
In the circuit shown, battery, ammeter and

voltmeter are ideal and the switch S is initially
closed as shown. When switch S is opened,
match the parameter of column I with the
effects in column II.
18.
Column - II
(P)Remains same
(Q) Increases
(R) Decreases
(S) Becomes zero
(A) A R ; B R ; C Q ; D R
(B) A R ; B Q ; C R ; D R
(C) A R ; B R ; C R ; D Q
(D) A Q ; B R ; C R ; D R
(S) 4
i znf' kZ
r i fj i Fkesa
] cS
Vh] vehVj r FkkoksYVehVj vkn' kZgSr Fkk
fLop S i zkj EHkesafp=kkuq
l kj y xkgS
At c fLop S [ kq
y kgS
A
Lr EHk I dsl kFk Lr EHkII dksl q
esfy r dhft , &
Column - I
Column - I
(A) Equivalent resistance
across the battery
(B) Power dissipated by
left resistance R
(C) Voltmeter reading
(D) Ammeter reading
(R) 2
(A) A R ; B Q ; C S ; D S
(B) A S ; B P ; C Q ; D R
(C) A Q ; B S ; C S ; D Q
(D) A Q ; B S ; C S ; D R
(A) A R ; B Q ; C S ; D S
(B) A S ; B P ; C Q ; D R
(C) A Q ; B S ; C S ; D Q
(D) A Q ; B S ; C S ; D R
18.
Column - II
cS
Vh i j r q
Y; i zfr j ks/k
(B) cka
; si zfr j ks/k R ds} kj k
i znDr ' kfDr
(C) oks
YVehVj i kB~
; ka
d
(D) vehVj i kB~
; ka
d
(A)
Column - II
(P)l
eku j gr k
(Q) c<+
r k gS
?kVr k gS
(S) ' kw
U; gks t kr k gS
(R)
(A) A R ; B R ; C Q ; D R
(B) A R ; B Q ; C R ; D R
(C) A R ; B R ; C R ; D Q
(D) A Q ; B R ; C R ; D R
HkkX; lkglh dk lkFk nsr k gSA
Page # 19
19.
The circuit involves two ideal cells connected

to a 1 F capacitor via a key K. Initially the
key K is in position 1 and the capacitor is
charged fully by 2V cell. The key is pushed
to position 2. Column I gives physical
quantities involving the circuit after the key
is pushed from position 1. Column II gives
19.
i fj i Fkesanksvkn' kZl sy 1 F l a
/kkfj =kl sl a
; ksft r gS, d
dq
t hds} kj k1 i zkj EHkesadq
a
t hk fLFkfr I esagS
a
Ar Fkkl a
/kkfj =k
2V
l sy ds} kj k i w
. kZvkosf' kr gS
A dq
a
t h fLFkfr 2 r d /
kdsry ht kr hgS
A Lr EHk I essaHkkS
fr d j kf' k; kW
adq
a
t hdsckn
i fj i FkesafLFkfr 1 r d /kdsy ht kr hgS
ALr EHkII esal a
xr
i fj .kke gS
ALr EHk I l sLr EHk II dksl q
esfy r dhft , &
corresponding results. Match the statements

in Column I with the corresponding values in
Column II.
Column I
(A) 4
Column I
(A) The net charge crossing
oksYV l sy l s dq
y vkos'k
Column II
C es
agksuk
(P) 2
(B) 4
oksYV l sy ds } kj k fd; k x; k
(B) The magnitude of work done (Q) 6
(C)
by 4 Volt cell in J is
esagksxh
(R) 8
energy of capacitor in J is
(D) The net heat produced
(P) 2
(Q) 6
dk; Zdk i fj eku /kkj k J esagksxh
the 4 volt cell in C is
(C) The gain in potential
Column II
(S) 16
in circuit in J is
(D)
la
/kkfj =k dh fodV t kZesaJ
i fj i Fk esamRiUu dq
y "ek J
esagksxh
(A) A P ; B R ; C Q ; D P
(A) A P ; B R ; C Q ; D P
(B) A R ; B P ; C Q ; D P
(B) A R ; B P ; C Q ; D P
(C) A P ; B Q ; C P ; D R
(C) A P ; B Q ; C P ; D R
(D) A Q ; B R ; C R ; D P
(D) A Q ; B R ; C R ; D P

Quality is not an act, it is a habit.
(R) 8
(S) 16

20.
Consider the circuit shown. The resistance

connected between the junction A and B is
60 inclu din g th e resistan ce of t he
galvano mete r. The s witc hes have no
re sist ance whe n sh orte d an d in finite
resistance when opened. All the switches are
initially open and they are closed as given in
column I. Match the condition in column I
with the d irection of curren t thro ugh
galvanometer and the value of the current
through the battery in column II.
Column - I
(A) Only switch S1
is closed
(B) Only switch S2
is closed
(C) Only switch S3
is closed
(D) Only switch S4
is closed
Column - II
(P) Current from
A to B
(Q) Current from
B to A
(R) Current through
the battery is
12.0 A
(S) Current through
the
bat tery
is
15.6 A
Page # 20
20.
i znf' kZ
r i fj i Fki j fopkj dhft , Ai zfr j ks/kA o B l a
f/kds
chp l a
; ksft r 60 xS
YosuksehVj dsi zfr j ks/kesagS
Adq
a
ft ; ksa
esai zfr j ks/kughagSt c y?kqo vuUr i zfr j ks/kt c [ kq
y sgS
Al Hkh
dq
a
ft ; kW
ai zkj EHkesa[ kq
y hgSr FkkesaLr EHkI esay xhgS
ALr EHk
I es
axS
YosuksehVj l s/kkj kdhfn' kko Lr EHkII esacsVhl s/kkj k
dk eku l sl q
esfy r dhft , &
Column - I
Column - II
(A)
dsoy fLop S1
y xk gS
A
(P) A
l s B r d /kkj k
dsoy fLop S2
y xk gS
A
(C) ds
oy fLop S3
y xk gS
A
(Q) B
l sA r d /kkj k
dsoy fLop S4
y xk gS
A
(S)
(B)
(D)
(R)
cS
Vh l s/kkj k 12.0A
gS
A
cS
Vh l s/kkj k 15.6A
gS
A
(A) A Q,R ; B P ; C R,S ; D Q
(A) A Q,R ; B P ; C R,S ; D Q
(B) A P,S ; B Q,R ; C Q ; D P
(B) A P,S ; B Q,R ; C Q ; D P
(C) A Q,S ; B P ; C R,S ; D Q
(C) A Q,S ; B P ; C R,S ; D Q
(D) A Q ; B Q,R ; C P,S ; D P
(D) A Q ; B Q,R ; C P,S ; D P
Page # 21
CHEMISTRY [PAPER - 1]
SECTION - A
SECTION - A
[ oLr q
fu"B i
zd kj dsi z'u ]

A
14
CH3CH=CHCHO + CH3CHO
14
CH3CH=CHCHO + CH3CHO
1.
1.
OH /
OH /
fefJr mRikn
eq
[;
eq
[ ; fefJr mRikn gS
a
%
Cross Product(Major)
The major cross product is :
(A) CH3 CH = CH = 14CH CHO
(A) CH3 CH = CH = 14CH CHO
(B) 14CH3 CH = CH CH = CH CHO
(B) 14CH3 CH = CH CH = CH CHO
(C)
nksuksaA & B cusxsa1 : 1 vuq

i kr esa
(D)
buesal sdksbZugha
(C) Both A & B will be formed in 1 : 1 ratio

(D) None
2.
(I) Expansion of H2O(l) into H2O(g) is carried

out at constant temperature i.e. isothermally then U = H = 0 for the expansion
(II) For solid & liquid H > U.
(III) For expansion | Wadia | > |Wiso| if final
volumes are same
(IV) For compression | Wadia | > |Wiso| if final
volumes are same
Correct statements are:
(A) I, II, IV
(B) I, III
(C) I, IV
(D) Only IV
2.
l er ki i j H2O(l) dksH2O(g) esai zl kfj r dj r sgS

]
r c i zl kj .k dsfy , U = H = 0 gksxkA
(II) Bks
l vkS
j nzO
; dsfy , H > U.
(III) foLr kj dsfy , | Wadia | > |Wiso| ; fn va
fr e
(I)
vk; r u l eku gS
A
(IV) l ei hM+
u dsfy , | Wadia | > |Wiso| ; fn va
fr e
vk; r u l eku gS
A
l ghdFku pq
fu, A
(A) I, II, IV
(B) I, III
(C) I, IV
(D) Only IV

Quality is not an act, it is a habit.

3.
One mole of ideal gas undergoes through the

process, work in the cycle is :
Page # 22
3.
i ze dsnkS
j ku 1 eksy vkn' kZxS
l dk p esadk; ZgS
A
V( )
V( )
B
A
D
D
300
300
600
1200
(A) 900R
(C) 300 R
4.
600
(A) 900R
(C) 300 R
(B) + 600 R
(D) 600 R
For monoatomic ideal gas shown in the PV

diagram. Choose incorrect statement(s).
4.
T(K)
(B) + 600 R
(D) 600 R
vl R; dFku dk p; u dj sa
] ft l esaPV fp=k esa, dy
i j ek.koh; vkn' kZxS
l n' kkZ
; kgS
A
3
adiabatic
P 2
P 2
V
esavka
r fj d t kZ?kVr hgS
A
(B) 23 dschp es
axS
l ds) kj kfd; kx; kdk; Z/kukRed
gS
A
(C) 41 r d xS
l dk r ki eku ?kVr k gS
A
(D) 12 dschp es
axS
l i j dk; Zfd; k x; k gS
A
(A) 34
(A) The internal energy decreases during 34.

(B) The work done by the gas is positive
during 23.
(C) The temperature of the gas decreasing
during 41.
(D) Work is done on the gas during 12.
In a thermodynamic process helium gas

occupies the law
adiabatic
5.
1200
T(K)
= constant. The heat

P
given to a gas when temperature of m moles
of He is raised from T to 2T is :
(A) 8 RT
(B) 4 RT
(C) 16 RT
(D) Zero
2/5
5.
, d "ekxfr dhi ze esafgfy ; e xS

l
T
P
2/5
= fu; r ka
d
fu; e dhi ky uk dj r hgS

a
A xS
l dks"ek i zkIr gksxhA t c
fgfy ; e dsm eksy dk r ki T l s2T gkst kr k gS
a
A
(A) 8 RT
(C) 16 RT
(B) 4 RT
(D) ' kw
U;
Page # 23
6.
The correct PT diagram of the following graph

is :
6.
fuEu esal sPT fp=k dk l ghxzkQ gS

A
V
T(K)
T(K)
C
(B)
(C)
(D)
T(K)
7.
H2O (l)
P
C
H2O(s),
(C)
8.
7.
H2O (l)
2atm,273 K
(A) + ve
(C) ' kw
U;
2atm,273K
(B) ve
(D) cant say
Comment on the C-C bond length for C2H6

and C2F6 compounds :
8.
(D)
T(K)
H2O(s),
G may be/d k
2atm,273K
(B) ve
(D) dq
N dg ughal
(D)
9.
dr s
C2H6 vkS
j C2F6 dsfy , C-C cU/ky EckbZi n fVIi .khdhft
(A) dCC(C2H6) > dCC(C2F6)
(B) dCC(C2F6) > dCC(C2H6)
(C) dCC(C2F6) = dCC(C2H6)
(D) Cant be predicted

The molecule is not having 3c2e bond.
(A) BeH2(dimer)
(B) BeH2(solid)
(C) C2H6
(D) B2H6
P
C
eku gksxkA
(A) dCC(C2H6) > dCC(C2F6)

(B) dCC(C2F6) > dCC(C2H6)
(C) dCC(C2F6) = dCC(C2H6)
9.
T(K)
eku gksxkA
2atm,273 K
(A) + ve
(C) zero
T(K)
G may be/d k
T(K)
D
(B)
T(K)
(A)
T(K)
T(K)
P
C
(A)
vuq
eku ughay xk; k t k l dr k
dkS
ul k v.kq3c2e cU/k ughj [ kr k ga
S
A
(A) BeH2(f} y d )
(B) BeH2(Bks
l)
(C) C2H6
(D) B2H6

Things do not happen. Things are made to happen.
,A

10.
(A)
Page # 24
Which of the following combination of orbitals

is correct ?
(B)
(C)
fuEu esal sdkS

ul k d{kdksadk fey ku l ghga
S
a\
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
(D)
+
+
10.
[ Jà
[ kykc)
&cks/ku i zd kj ]

A
v uq
PNsn i z'u l a
[ ; k 11 l s12
dkcZ
uby ; ksxhd ds i kl vYQk gkbMkst u gS
ar ksog

Carbonyl compound having hydrogen
aldol
gives aldol cendencation reaction. It
vfHkf; k gksuh gS
a
A
involves different types of reaction

CH3CHO
11.
NaOH/
CH3CHO
CH3CH = CHCHO
A container contains PhCHO & CH3CHO is
la
Xy u vfHkf; k dj r k gS
abl esafuEu r j g dh
11.
NaOH/
CH3CH = CHCHO
, d i k=k ds vUnj PhCHO o CH3CHO 1:1 ds
major product of aldol condensation is :
vuq
i kr esaNaOH dh mi fLFkfr esa
A eq
[ ; mRiknu
cr kb; s aldol l a
Xy u dk
(A) Ph CH = CH CHO
(A) Ph CH = CH CHO
(B) CH3CH=CHCHO
(B) CH3CH=CHCHO
1:1 ratio in the presence of NaOH. The
(C) Both a & b will be equal

(D) None
nksuksaa & b cj kcj gksxsa

(D) nks
uksaesal s dksbZugha
(C)
vius 'kfDr;ksa ij Hkjksl k djus okyk dHkh vlQy ugha gksrkA
Page # 25
O
12.
CH3CCH2CH2CH2CH2CCH2CH3
12.
CH3CCH2CH2CH2CH2CCH2CH3
NaOH/
NaOH/
(Product)
(Product)
The products is
O
The products is
O
CH3
C CH3
(A)
(A)
(B)
CH3
C CH3
(B)
C CH3
O
O
C CH3
C CH3
(C)
(C)
(D) None

Spin pairing and overlapping theory can not
explain the equal bond length as well as equal
bond angles in CH4 molecule. To explain the
above facts we are in need of hybridization
theory. Hybridization is the mixing of atomic
orbitals of comparable energy and the number
of atomic orbitals involved is equal to the
number of hybrid orbitals formed of equal
energy.
14.
(D) None
CH2CH3
CH2CH3
13.
C CH3
According to hybridization theory, the %s

character in sp3d hybrid orbitals is(A) 25%
(B) 33.33%
(C) 20%
(D) 16.66%
The number of axial and equitorial positions
in octa hedra l geo metry having sp 3 d 2
hybridization(A) 2,4
(B) 4,2
(C) 3,3
(D) 0,0
v uq
PNsn i z'u l a
[ ; k 13 l s14
?kw
. kZ
u;q
Xe vkS
j vfr O
; ki u fl } kUr CH4 v.kqesal eku cU/kyEckbZvkS
j
l eku cU/kdks.kksadksughl e>kl dr kAmi j ksDr r F; dksl e>kusds
fy, gesal a
d j .kdsfl } kUr dhvko' ; dr kgksrhga
Al a
S
d j .kr q
y ukr ed
t kZdsi j ek.koh; d{kdksadk feJ.khdj .k gSvkS
j Hkkx y susoky s
d{kdksadhl a
[ ; kcuusoky sl eku t kZdsl a
d fj r d{kdksadhl a
[;k
dsl eku gksrhga
S
a
A
13.
la
d j .k dsfl } kUr dsvuq
l kj sp3d l a
d fj r d{kd esa
i zfr ' kr s pfj =kga
S
A
(A) 25%
(C) 20%
14.
(B) 33.33%
(D) 16.66%
la
d j .k dhv"BQy dh; T; kfer hesav{kh; vkS
j
l ek{kh; fLFkfr ; ksadhl a
[ ; kgksa
xhA
sp3d2
(A) 2,4
(C) 3,3
(B) 4,2
(D) 0,0
Obstacles are things a person see when he takes his eyes off his goal.
Page # 26
v uq
PNsn i z'u l a
[ ; k 15 l s16
PhCH=CHCH 3 on treatment with DBr
PhCH=CHCH3
peroxide gives A as major product A on
15.
16.
dhDBr i j vksDl kbMl sf; k dj kbZ
treatment with NBS gives B as major product.
r ksA dh t c NBS ds l kFk f; k dj kbZr ksB eq

[;
Answer the following.
mRikn i zkIr gq
v k] fuEu ds mkj fnft ; sA
The number of chiral carbon in A & B are:

(A) 2, 2
(B) 2, 1
(C) 1, 2
(D) 1, 1
B is :
15.
fdj S
y dkcZ
u fdr us gksxsaA o B esa
A
(A) 2, 2
(C) 1, 2
16.
(A) Vicinal dibromide
(B) 2, 1
(D) 1, 1
gS
a:
(A)
fol huy MkbZ

czksekbM
(C) Neither vicinal nor gem dibromide
(B)
tS
e MkbZ
czksekbM
(D) Monobromide
(C) A
(B) Gem dibromide
(D)

o B esa l s dksbZugha
eksuksczksekbZ
M
[l q
esy u l q
phi zd kj ]
Q.17 l sQ.20 r d 4 cgq
fodYi i z'u gS
esy u
lq
phgS
Al w
A
A
17.
Column I
Column II
(A)
Dimer of BeCl2 (P) All atoms are sp3 hybridised
17.
(B)
Dimer of AlBr3 (Q) Non-planar and see-saw
(A) BeCl2 dk
(P)
(C)
XeF5
(B) AlBr3 dk
(Q) vl
(C) XeF5
(R) ds
fUnz;
in shape
(R) Central atoms are electron
deficient
Lr EHk&I
Lr EHk&II
l Hkhi j ek.kqsp3 l a
d fj r ga
S
er yh; vkS
j l h&l kW
vkdkj esaga
A
S
i j ek.kqby sDVkW
u U; w
u ga
S
A
cU/k dks.k 72 dk ga
S
A
(A) AQ, BP, CR
(S) Bond angles are of 72

(B) AP, BR, CQ
(A) AQ, BP, CR
(B) AP, BR, CQ
(C) AS, BP, CR
(D) AR, BP, CS
(C) AS, BP, CR
(D) AR, BP, CS
(S)
foosd cgknqj h dk mRre va' k gSA
Page # 27
18.
Column-I
Column-II
(A)
Dithionous acid
(P) S-O-S bond is not

present
(B)
Thiosculphuric acid
(Q) All S atom in the
18.
Lr EHk-I
Lr EHk-II
(v )
MkbfFkul vEy
(; ) S-O-S
(c)
Fkk; ksl y ; w
fj d vEy
(j )
(C)
Caros acid
molecule is different
(D)
(l )
dkj ksadkvEy
(y )v.kqes
ami fLFkr OH
(R) Acidic strength OH

groups present in the
Pyrosulphurous acid
v.kqdss l Hkhi j ek.kq

v ksadh
vkW
Dl hdj .k voLFkk +3 ga
S
A
molecule has oxidation

state +3
cU/k mi fLFkr ughga

S
A
dhvEy h; {ker k fHkUu ga

S
A
(n)
i k; j ksl Y; w
fj d vEy
(' k)
v.kqesade l sde , d S
i j ek.kq+5 vkW
Dl hdj .k
voLFkkj [ kr kga
S
a
A
(S) at least one S atom

has oxidation state +5
in molecule
(A) APQ, BP, CR, DPQS
(A) APQ, BP, CR, DPQS
(B) APQ, BP, CQ, DPQR
(B) APQ, BP, CQ, DPQR
(C) APQ, BP, CPR, DPRS
(C) APQ, BP, CPR, DPRS
(D) AR, BP, CPR, DPRS
(D) AR, BP, CPR, DPRS

19.
An ideal gas follow the following process.

3P
1P
19.
fuEu esavfn' k xS
l dk i ze y kxwgksxk \
3P
D
3V
1P
1V
l ew
gksa
9V
1V
3V
9V
Obstacles are things a person see when he takes his eyes off his goal.
Page # 28
Column-I
Column-II
Lr EHk-I
Lr EHk-II
(Process)
(Value)
(A) A B
(P) U > 0
(B) B C
(Q) U < 0
(C) C D
(R) H < 0
(D) D A
(S) Heat Loss
(Process)
(A) A B
(B) B C
(C) C D
(D) D A
(Value)
(P) U > 0
(Q) U < 0
(R) H < 0
(S) Heat Loss
(T) Work done
on the gas
(A) AQRST, BQRS, CPRS, DR

(B) APQ, BR, CQRS, DST
(C) AQRST, BQRS, CP, DST
(B) APQ, BR, CQRS, DST
(D) APR, BQRS, CP, D-Q

20.
(C) AQRST, BQRS, CP, DST

(D) APR, BQRS, CP, D-Q
Match the column

Column-I
(A) CaCO3(s) CaO(s) + CO2(g)
H,S and G may be
(B) D2(s) + A2(s) B2(g) + C2(g)
H,S and G may be
(C) H2O()
H2O(g) (at temp. 400K & 1 atm)
H,S and G may be

(D) Freezing below the melting point
H,S and G may be
Column-II
(P) +ve, +ve, +ve
(Q) ve, ve, ve
(R) +ve, +ve, ve
(S) ve, +ve, ve
(T) +ve, ve, +ve
(B) APQ, BPR, CRS, DST
(C) AQRST, BQRS, CP, DQ
(D) APR, BPR, CR, DQ
20.
Lr EHk fey ku
Lr EHk - I
(A) CaCO3(s) CaO(s) + CO2(g)
H,S vkS
j G dk eku gksxk
(B) D2(s) + A2(s) B2(g) + C2(g)
H,S vkS
j G dk eku gksxk
(C) H2O()
H2O(g) (at temp. 400K & 1 atm)
vkS
j G dk eku gksxk
(D) xy uka
d fcUnql suhpsBa
. Mk dj usi j
H,S vkS
j G dk eku gksxk
Lr EHk - II
H,S
(P)
+ve, +ve, +ve
(Q)
ve, ve, ve
(R)
+ve, +ve, ve
(S)
ve, +ve, ve
(T)
+ve, ve, +ve
(B) APQ, BPR, CRS, DST
(C) AQRST, BQRS, CP, DQ
(D) APR, BPR, CR, DQ
foosd cgknqj h dk mRre va' k gSA

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ALL INDIA TEST SERIES

XIII CLASS (ACCELERATION)

For example if only 'A & C'

For example if only 'A' choice is

The answer of the questions in

For example If Correct match

Ensure that all columns are filled

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AITS _ 13th _ ADVANCED TEST_ (P-2)

(tan x ) 2009 dx and

(B) I1 < I2 < I3

f : (0, ) R be a continuous function

(A) I2 < I3 < I1

Then the correct order sequence, is

(tan x ) 2009 dx r Fkk

dscj kcj gksxk&

(SPACE FOR ROUGH WORK)

AITS _ 13th _ ADVANCED TEST_ (P-2)

Let a, b, c, d are non-zero real numbers such

Let f (x) is a function continuous for all x R

ekuk f (x) , d Qy u l Hkh x R dsfy , l r r ~gSr Fkk

Lim f ( x ) 3 , Lim f ( x ) 4 and

; fn Lim f ( x ) 3 , Lim f ( x ) 4 r Fkk

about the line

y Lim f (cos x cos x )

Lim f (sin x sin x ) , is

Lim f (sin x sin 3 x ) , i j fcUnqdk i zfr fcEc

Let the function g : R

(A) even and is strictly increasing in ( , )

(SPACE FOR ROUGH WORK)

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cM+k lkspks vkSj gkjus ls er MjksA

AITS _ 13th _ ADVANCED TEST_ (P-2)

Let a line l through origin is tangent to the

Let f, g and h are differentiable function

the function F (x) = f (x)

In ABC, the bisector of the angle A meets

ekuk f, g r Fkkh vody uh; Qy u bl i zd kj gS

(A) strictly increasing x R

(D) strictly increasing on

(SPACE FOR ROUGH WORK)

The roots of education are bitter, but the fruit is sweet.

AITS _ 13th _ ADVANCED TEST_ (P-2)

The acute angle between the line 3x 4y=5

j s[kk3x 4y=5 r Fkko`kx2 + y2 4x + 2y 4=0

i z-11 l si z-16 r d] , d vuq

Paragraph for Question Nos. 11 to 12

0, x 0 , g (x) = x(1 x2) and

ekuk f(x) = 0, x 0 , g (x) = x(1 x2) r Fkk

h(x) is such that h''(x) = 6x 4.

(fog( x )) , dk i fj l j gksxk &

(SPACE FOR ROUGH WORK)

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AITS _ 13th _ ADVANCED TEST_ (P-2)

Paragraph for Question Nos. 13 to 14

f, g and h be three real valued

ekuk f, g r Fkk h r hu okLr fod Qy u ds eku R es

Let f (x) = sin 3x + cos x,

ekuk f (x) = sin 3x + cos x,

g(x) = cos 3x + sinx and h(x)=f2(x) + g2(x)

g(x) = cos 3x + sinx

The length of a longest interval in which the

function y = h (x) is increasing, is