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CLASS - 13 th (ACCELERATION) _ JEE MAIN + ADVANCED

ADVANCED PATTERN TEST [BATCH : V1, V3]

[ PAPER - 1 ]
Date : 05 - 07 - 2020 Duration: 3 Hours Max. Marks : 186
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INSTRUCTIONS
In each part of the paper, Section-A contains 13 questions, Section - C contains 5 questions. Please
ensure that the Questions paper you have received contains ALL THE QUESTIONS in each section and
PAGES.
SECTION - A
Q.1 to Q.5 are Single Correct type question has four choices (A), (B), (C), (D) out of which Only one
option Correct & carry 3 marks each. 1 mark will be deducted for each wrong answer.

Q.6 to Q.13 are multiple correct type questions. Each question has four options (A), (B), (C) and (D)
out of which one or more may be correct & carry 4 marks each. 2 mark will be deducted for each
wrong answer.

SECTION - C
Q.1 to Q.5 are Integer answer type questions (whose answer is 4 digits [0000 to 9999]) & carry 3
marks each. No Negative Marking.

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1. Use only blue/black pen (avoid gel pen) for darkening the bubble.

2. Indicate the correct answer for each question by filling appropriate bubble in your OMR answer sheet.

3. The Answer sheet will be checked through computer hence, the answer of the question must be marked by
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PART - I [MATHEMATICS]
SECTION - A SECTION - A
[SINGLE CORRECT TYPE] [ , d oS
d fYi d i z'u i zd kj]
Q.1 to Q.5 has four choices (A), (B), (C), (D) out i z-1 l si z-5 esapkj fodYi (A), (B), (C), (D) gS
] ft uessal s
of which ONLY ONE is correct ^^dsoy , d^^ l ghgS
A

1. The set of all real numbers x for which 1. x dh l Hkh okLr fod l a
[ ; kvksadk l eq
Pp; ] ft udsfy ; s
x2 – |x + 2| + x > 0, is x2– |x + 2| + x > 0 gS ] gksxk
(A) (–, –2)  (2, ) (A) (–, –2)  (2, )

(B) (–, – (B) (–, – 2 )  ( 2 , )

2 )  ( 2 , )
(C) [ 2,  2]  2,   (C) [ 2,  2]  2,  
(D) ( 2 , )
(D) ( 2 , )

x2  ax  b
2. If the rang e of t he funct i on 2. ; fn Qy u f(x) = dk i fj l j [–5,4],
x2  2x  3
x2  ax  b a,b  N gS
, r c a–b dk eku gS&
f(x) = is [–5,4], a,b  N, then the
x2  2x  3
(A) 5 (B) 10
value of a–b is _____. (C) 18 (D) 22
(A) 5 (B) 10
(C) 18 (D) 22

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6 log x · log 10 a · log a 5

3. Value of x which satisfies the following 3. x dkeku t ksfuEufyf[ kr l a
ca
/k a a
5
6 log a x · log 10 a · log a 5
relation a x
5 log 10
10 log100 x  log 4 2
log
x
log100 x  log 4 2
= 3 9 dksl a
rq
"V dj r kgS
Ax dk
= 3 10 10 9 .
This value of x lies between
eku fdl dse/; fLFkr gS&
(A) (10, 20) (B) (30, 40) (A) (10, 20) (B) (30, 40)
(C) (75, 85) (D) (95, 105) (C) (75, 85) (D) (95, 105)

4. If a, b, c and d are positive integers, then 4. ; fn a, b, c r Fkkd /kukRed i w

. kk±
d gS] r ksO
;a
td
the value of  2a   c   5c  a 
log10    log10   log10   log10  
 2a   c   5c  a  b  2b  d  5d 
log10    log10   log10   log10  
b  2b  d  5d  dkeku gksxk
is equal to (A) 0 (B) 2
(A) 0 (B) 2 (C) 3 (D) 6
(C) 3 (D) 6

{x} {x}
5. Range of the function f (x) = 5. Qy u f (x) = , t gk¡{x} fH
kUukRed Hkkx Qyu
1  {x} 1  {x}
where {x} denotes the fracti onal part
function is gS
] dk i fj l j gS

 1 (A) [0 , 1) (B) 0,
 1
(A) [0 , 1) (B) 0,  2
 2    
 1  1  1  1
(C) 0,  (D)  0,  (C) 0,  (D)  0, 
 2  2  2  2

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d fYi d i z'u i zd kj ]
Q.6 to Q.13 has four choices (A), (B), (C), (D) out i z-6 l si z-13 esapkj fodYi (A), (B), (C), (D) gS
] ft uessal s
of which ONE OR MORE THAN ONE is correct. ^^, d o , d l svf/kd ^^ l ghgS
A

3 4 5 3 4 5
6. Let f(x)= + + , then f(x) = 0 6. ekukf(x)= + + gS
] r c f(x) = 0
x 2 x 3 x4 x 2 x 3 x4
has dsgksa
xs&
(A) 2 roots in (2, 3) (A) (2,3) esa2 ewy
(B) 2 roots in (3, 4) (B) (3,4) es
a2 ewy
(C) exactly one root in (2, 3)
(C) (2, 3) esaBhd , d ew
y
(D) exactly one root in (3, 4)
(D) (3, 4) esaBhd , d ew
y

7. The equation log 16 + log2x64 = 3 has 7. l ehdj .k log 2 16 + log2x64 = 3 dsgS

x2 x
(A) , d vi fj es ; gy
(A) one irrational solution
(B) no prime solution (B) dksbZvHkkT; gy ughagS
(C) two real solutions (C) nksokLr fod gy
(D) no integral solution (D) dks bZi w
. kk±
d gy ugha

8. The function f : [0, 3]  [1, 29], defined by 8. Qy u f : [0, 3]  [1, 29], f(x) = 2x3 – 15x2 +
f(x) = 2x 3 – 15x2 + 36x + 1, is 36x + 1 ds} kj ki fj H
kkf"kr gS
] gksxk&
(A) one-one (B) onto (A) , s
dSdh (B) vkPNknd
(C) Into (D) Many one (C) vU rZ
{ksih (D) cgq , dS
dh

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9. The possible values of 'a' for which the 9. 'a' dsl a

Hka
o eku ft l dsfy , Qy u f(x) = ex –[x] +
function f(x) = ex –[x] + cosax (where [.] cosax (t gk¡ [.] egÙke i w . kkZ
a
d Qy u dksn' kkZ r k gS)
denotes the greatest integer function) is
i fj fer ew
y Hkw
r vkor Z
d ky dsl kFkvkor hZgS
] gksxk&
periodic with finite fundamental period is :
(A)  (B) 2 (A)  (B) 2
(C) 3 (D) 1 (C) 3 (D) 1

10. If ex + ef(x)= e, then for f(x): 10. ; fn ex + ef(x)= e gS ] r c f(x) dsfy , %

(A) domain = (–  ,1) (A) i z
kUr = (–  ,1)
(B) range = (–  ,1) (B) i fj l j = (–  ,1)
(C) domain = (–  ,0] (C) i z
kUr = (–  ,0]
(D) range = (–  ,1] (D) i fj l j = (–  ,1]

11. The solution set of the system of equations, 11. l ehdj .kfudk; ks
 1   1 
log12x  log 2  log 2 y  = log2x and log12x  log 2  log 2 y  = log2x r Fkk
 x   x 
log2 x (log3(x + y)) = 3 log3x is log2 x (log3(x + y)) = 3 log3x dk gy l eq
Pp;
(A) x = 6; y = 2 (B) x = 4, y = 3 gksxk&
(A) x = 6; y = 2 (B) x = 4, y = 3
(C) x = 2; y = 6 (D) x = 3; y = 4 (C) x = 2; y = 6 (D) x = 3; y = 4

1 1
12. For the equation log100 | x + y| = and 12. l ehdj .k log100 | x + y| = r Fkk log10 y –
2 2
log10 y – log10 |x| = log100 4, (x, y) is log10 |x| = log100 4 dsfy ; s(x, y) gS&
(A) (10/3, 20/3) (B) (10, 20) (A) (10/3, 20/3) (B) (10, 20)
(C) (–10, 20) (D) (-10/3, –20/3) (C) (–10, 20) (D) (-10/3, –20/3)

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13. Which of the following real numbers is (are) 13. fuEu esal sdkS
ul hokLr fod l a
[ ; k; sav/kukRed gS
non-positive ?
2 3
2 3 (A) log 1  

(A) log 1    2  3 
 2 3  2
2   
(B) log12 65  7 

(B) log12 65  7 

(C) log 2 log 5 3 · log 7 5 · log 3 7 

(C) log 2 log 5 3 · log 7 5 · log 3 7  2
2 3 3
3 3 (D) log 7  
(D) log 7   2
2

SECTION - C SECTION - C
[INTEGER ANSWER TYPE] [ fo' y s
"k. kkRed i z'u i zd kj ]
Q.1 to Q.5 are INTEGER ANSWER TYPE Questions. i z-1 l si z-5 r d fo' y s"k.kkRed i z'u gS
A¼i zR; sd i z'u dkmÙkj dsoy
(The answer of each of the questions is 4 digits) d ksesnhft
4 va ; sA

1. f (x) and g (x)  are linear function such that 1. f (x) r Fkkg (x) l Hkhx dsfy ; sj s[kh; Qy u bl çdkj

for all x, f g ( x )  and g  f ( x )  are Identity gSfd f g ( x )  , oag  f ( x )  r Rl ed Qy u gS
A ; fn
functions. f (0) = 4 r Fkkg (5) = 17 gS
] r ksf (68) dkeku Kkr
If f (0) = 4 and g (5) = 17, compute f (68). dhft ; sA

2. Let A = {x | x  8, x  I}, where I is set of 2. ekukA = {x | x  8, x  I}, t gk¡I l Hkhi w

. kkZ
a
d ksadk
all integers. Consider f : A  A be a function l eqPp; gS Aekukf : A  A , d Qy u bl çdkj gSfd
such that f(x + y) = f(xy) for all x, y  4 and l Hkhx, y  4 dsfy , f(x + y) = f(xy) gSr Fkkf(8)
f(8) = 9, then find the value of f(9). = 9 gS ] r ksf(9) dkeku Kkr dhft ; sA
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3. If the least integral value satisfying the 3. ; fn l ehd j . k l og 3 x 2  4x  4 =


log 2 log 3 ( | x |  2)  
log log ( | x |  2) 
equation log3 x 2  4x  4 = 2 2 2 3 dksl a
rq"V dj usoky kU; w ur e i w
. kk±
d
eku gS 
, r ks()– 4 dhl a [ ; kesaçFke l kFkZ
d vad ds
is , then find the number of zeroes after
decimal and before first significant digit in iw
oZr Fkk n' key o dsi ' pkr ~' kw
U; ksa(zeroes) dhl a [;k
the number of ()– 4 . Kkr dhft ; sA

4. Find the number of functions f : {a, b, c}  4. Qy uksaf : {a, b, c}  {1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6} dh

{1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6} which are not injective. la
[ ; kKkr dhft ; st ks, dS
d hughgS
A

5. Let f (x) = (x + 1)(x + 2)(x + 3)(x + 4) + 5 5. ekuk f (x) = (x + 1)(x + 2)(x + 3)(x + 4) + 5
where x  [–6, 6]. If the range of the t gk¡x  [–6, 6] gS A ; fn Qy u dk i fj l j [a, b] gS
]
function is [a, b] where a, b  N then find t gk¡a, b  N gS] r ks(a + b) dk eku Kkr dhft ; sA
the value of (a + b).

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PART - II [PHYSICS]
SECTION - A SECTION - A
[SINGLE CORRECT TYPE] [, d oS
d fYi d i z'u i zd kj]
Q.1 to Q.5 has four choices (A), (B), (C), (D) out i z-1 l si z-5 esapkj fodYi (A), (B), (C), (D) gS
] ft uessal s
of which ONLY ONE is correct ^^dsoy , d^^ l ghgS
A
1. The image of a stationary person is formed 1. , d fLFkj O ; fDr dki zfr fcEc , d l er y ni Z . k} kj kcuk; k
by a plane mirror moving at 60° to its normal. tkrk gS] tks blds vfHkyEc ls 60° dsdks.ki j xfr ' khy gS A
The speed of the image as seen by the person
himself is :
Lo; aO; fDr } kj k i zsf{kr i zfr fcEc dhpky gS:
(A) Less than the speed of the mirror (A) ni Z . k dhpky l sde
(B) More than the speed of the mirror (B) ni Z . kdhpky l svf/kd
(C) Equal to the speed of the mirror. (C) ni Z . k dhpky dscj kcj
(D) Either (A) or (C) depending on the position
of the person. (D) (A) ; k(C) es al sdksbZ, d] O ; fDr dhfLFkfr i j fuHkZ
j gS
A
2. A clock hung on a wall has marks instead of 2. nhokj i j Vaxhgq
bZ, d ?kM+ hi j vad ksdsLFkku i j fpUg cus
numbers on its dial. On the opposite wall there gq
, gSA?kM+hdsl keusdhnhokj i j ni Z . kyxkgq v kgS
Ani Z
.k
is a mirror, and the image of the clock in the
mirror if read, indicates the time as 8:20.
esacusgq, ?kM+
hdsi zfr fcEc dks; fn i <+sr ks; g 8:20 ba
fxr
What is the time in the clock. dj r k gS
A ?kM+hesaD; k l e; gS\
(A) 3:40 (B) 4:40 (C) 5:20 (D) 4:20 (A) 3:40 (B) 4:40 (C) 5:20 (D) 4:20

3. A point source of length S is located on a 3. , d i zd k' kdkfcUnql zksr S fnokj i j fLFkr gS A, d l er y

wall. A plane mirror M having length l is moving ni Z
. kM ft l dhy EckbZl gS ] nhokj dsl ekUrj fu; r osx v
parallel to the wall with constant velocity v.
The bright patch formed on the wall by l spy j gk gS ] r ksi j kofr Z
r i zd k' k } kj k nhokj i j fufeZ
r
reflected light will pedhy k /kCck (patch) -

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(A) move with uniform velocity v and will have

a length 2l. (A) , dl eku osx v l spy sxkvkS
j y EckbZ2l gksxh
(B) move with uniform velocity 2v and will
(B) , dl eku osx 2v l spy sxkvkS
j y EckbZl gksxh
have a length l.
(C) move with uniform velocity 2v and will (C) , dl eku osx 2v l spy sxkvkS
j y EckbZ2l gksxh
have a length 2l.
(D) move with uniform velocity but will have (D) , dl eku osx l spy sxk , oay EckbZcny r hj gsxh
a changing length.

4. An object of height h = 5cm is located at a 4. h = 5cm Å¡pkbZdh, d oLr q10 cm Qks d l nw

j hoky s
distance a = 12 cm from a concave mirror
with focal length 10 cm. Find the height of
, d vor y ni Z
. kl sa = 12 cm nw
j hi j fLFkr gS
Ai zfr fcEc
the image. dhšpkbZKkr dhft ; sA
(A) 10 cm (B) 15 cm (A) 10 cm (B) 15 cm
(C) 20 cm (D) 25 cm (C) 20 cm (D) 25 cm

5. A converging beam of light is incident on a 5. , d vfHkl kj hi zd k' k i q

a
t n' kkZ
; svuq l kj R f=kT; kdh, d
spherical surface of radius R as shown. The
xksy h; l r g i j vki fr r gksrkgS Avi ofr Zr iqa
t dhi zÑfr
refracted beam is diverging in nature. The
angle of the converging beam is the same as vi l kj hgSAvfHkl kj hi q a
t dkdks.kvi l kj hi q a
t dsdks.kds
angle of the diverging beam. What is the l eku gS A l r g l si zfr fcEc dhnw j hD; k gS\
distance of the image from the surface. µ=1
µ
µ µ=1

 
 

 µ 1  µ 1   µ 1
 µ 1  (A)   R (B)   R
(A)  (B)   R 
 µ  1  R  µ 1  µ 1 
   µ 1 
 2µ   2µ   2µ   2µ 
(C)   R (D)   R (C)   R (D)   R
 µ 1   µ 1  µ 1   µ 1
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Q.6 to Q.13 has four choices (A), (B), (C), (D) out i z-6 l si z-13 esapkj fodYi (A), (B), (C), (D) gS
] ft uessal s
of which ONE OR MORE THAN ONE is correct.
^^, d o , d l svf/kd ^^ l ghgS
A
6. A particle moves towards a concave mirror
of focal length 30 cm along its axis and with 6. , d d.k 30 cm Qksd l nw
j hoky svor y ni Z
. k dhvksj
a constant speed of 4 cm/sec. ml dsv{ki j 4 cm/sec dhfu; r pky l sxfr ' khy gS
A
(A) At the instant the particle is 90 cm from
(A) fdl h{k.ki j d.k/kzq
o l s90 cm i j gSr Fkki zfr fcEc
the pole speed of image is 1 cm/sec
dhpky 1 cm/sec gS
(B) At the instant the particle is 90 cm from
(B) fdl h{k.ki j d.k/kzq
o l s90 cm i j gSr Fkki zfr fcEc
the pole speed of image w.r.t. particle is 5
cm/sec dhpky d.k dsl ki s{k 5 cm/sec gS
(C) At the instant the particle is 90 cm from (C) fdl h{k.k i j d.k /kzq
o l s90 cm i j gS
] d.k r Fkk
the pole particle and image move towards
each other i zfr fcEc , d nw
l j sdhvksj xfr dj j gsgS
(D) the particle approaches pole, velocity of (D) d.k/kz
q
oij i gq
W
pr kgS
] i zfr fcEc dkosx l nS
o c<+
r kgS
image always increases.

7. A right angled isosceles prism is used in air 7. , d l edks.kl ef} ckgqfi zTe dkmi ; ksx gok(µgok = 1) esa
(µair = 1) for reflecting back a ray as shown. fn[ kk; suq
l kj , d fdj .k dksoki l i j kofr Zr dj usdsfy ; s
This is possible if refractive index of prism fd; k t kr k gSA ; g l EHko gksxk ; fn fi zTe dk vi or Z
uka
d
(µ) :
(µ) gS:

(A)  = 1.25 (B)  = 1.35 (A)  = 1.25 (B)  = 1.35

(C)  = 1.50 (D)  = 1.65 (C)  = 1.50 (D)  = 1.65

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8. A ray of light is incident on a equilateral 8. i zd k' k dh , d fdj .k , d l eckgqf=kHkq

t kdkj fi zTe i j
triangular prism parallel to its base as shown fp=kkuq l kj bl dsvk/kkj dsl ekukUr j vki fr r gksrh gSA
in the figure. The ray just fails to emerge from
fdj .ki `"B AC l sfuxZ r gksusesaBhd vl Qy gksrhgS A; fn
the face AC. If  be the refractive index of
the prism then the incorrect relation(s) is/are
 fi zTe dk vi or Zukad gS, r c xy r l EcU/k gS
/gS-

A A

B C B C
1  1 
1  1   (A) 2 sin   
(A) 2 sin     3
 3
1 
1  1  
1  1  1  1   (B) sin    sin 1   
(B) sin    sin   
  2  6
  2  6
1 
1  1  
1 
1  1  
  sin 1    (C) sin    sin 1   
(C) sin    2  3
  2  3
1    1    
1    1     (D) sin    sin   
(D) sin    sin    2 4 3
2 4 3
9. A short linear object is placed along optic 9. , d y?kqj s[kh; oLr q, d vor y ni Z . kdsi zd kf' kd v{kds
axis of a concave mirror between focus and vuqfn' kQksd l r FkkoØr kdsUædschp j [ kht kr hgS Ar c -
curvature centre, then -
(A) , d okLr fod yE ck (elongated) i zfr fcEc fufeZ r gksxk
(A) a real elongated image will be formed
(B) an elongated virtual image will be formed (B) , d yE ckvkHkkl hi zfr fcEc fufeZ
r gksxk
(C) an inverted, enlarged image will be formed (C) , d mYVk, cM+ ki zfr fcEc fufeZ
r gksxk
(D) a diminished virtual image will be formed (D) , d Nks VkvkHkkl hi zfr fcEc fufeZr gksxk

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10. Which of the following statements is/are 10. t c i zd k' kfdj .kl ?ku ek/; e esavki fr r gksrhgS
, rc,d
correct about the refraction of light from a l er y l r g l si zd k' k dsvi or Zu dsckj sesafuEufy f[ kr
plane surface when light ray is incident in
denser medium (C is critical angle) - dFkuksaesal sdkS ul k/dkSul sl ghgSA(C ØkfUr d dks.kgS )-
(A) The maximum angle of deviation during
 
refraction is – C, it will be at angle of (A) vi or Z
u dsnkS
j ku fopy u dkvf/kdr e dks.k –C
2 2
incidence C gS, ; g vki r u dks
. k C i j gksxkA
(B) The maximum angle of deviation for all
angle of incidences is –2C, when angle of (B) l H khvki r u dks.kdsfy , fopy u dkvf/kdr e dks.k
incidence is slightly greater than C –2C gS , t c vki r u dks . kC l sFkksM+
kT; knkgS A
(C) If angle of incidence is less than C then
(C) ; fn vki r u dks . kC l sde gSr c fopy u c<+ sxk; fn
deviation increases if angle of incidence is
also increased vki r u dks.kHkhc<+ sxkA
(D) If angle of incidence is greater than C (D) ; fn vki r u dks . k C l sT; knk gS , r c fopy u dks .k
then angle of deviation decreases if angle of
incidence is increased
?kVsxk; fn vki r u dks.kc<+ k; kt kr kgS
A

11. Refractive index of an equilateral prism is 2 - 11. , d l eckgqfi zTe dk vi or Zukad 2 gS-
(A) minimum deviation from this prism can be 30° (A) bl fi zTe l sU; wur e fopy u 30° gksl dr k gS A
(B) minimum deviation from this prism can be 45°
(C) at angle of incidence = 45°, deviation is (B) bl fi z
Te l sU; w ur e fopy u 45° gksl dr k gS A
minimum (C) vki r u dks . k = 45° i j , fopy u U; w
ur e gS
A
(D) at angle of incidence = 60°, deviation is (D) vki r u dks . k= 60° i j , fopy u U; wur e gS
A
minimum

12. A convex lens forms image of size equal to 12. , d mÙky y S a

Ul oLr qdsvkdkj dknksxq
uki zfr fcEc cukr k
double of object. If focal length of lens is 10 gSA; fn y S
Ul dhQksd l nwj h10 cm gS
, r c ySUl l sl EHko
cm, then possible object distances(s) from oLr qdhnw j hgS-
the lens is(are) - (A) 15 cm (B) 5 cm
(A) 15 cm (B) 5 cm
10
10 (C) 30 cm (D) cm
(C) 30 cm (D) cm 3
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13. The distance between a screen and an object 13. , d i nsZr Fkk , d oLr qdschp dhnw j h120 cm gS A, d
is 120 cm. A convex lens is placed closed to mÙky y S Ul oLr qdsl ehi j [ kk t kr k gSr Fkk i nsZdhvksj
the object and is moved along the line joining oLr qr Fkki nsZdksfey kusokyhj s[kkdsvuq fn' kpyk; kt kr k
object and screen, towards the screen. Two
gSAoLr qdsnksr hoz(sharp) i zfr fcEc i nsZi j i k; st kr sgSA
sharp images of the object are found on the
screen. The ratio of magnification of two real
nksokLr fod i zfr fcEcksadsvko/kZ uksdk vuq i kr 1 : 9 gS,

images is 1 : 9, then - rc -
(A) focal length of the lens is 22.5 cm (A) y SUl dhQksd l nw j h22.5 cm gS A
(B) smaller image is brighter than the larger one (B) Nks Vki zfr fcEc cM+ sal sT; knknhIr gksrkgS A
(C) larger image is brighter than the smaller one (C) cM+ ki zfr fcEc NksVsl sT; knknhIr gksrkgS A
(D) Brightness of both the images is same (D) nks uksai zfr fcEcksadhnhIr r kl eku gS A

SECTION - C SECTION - C
[INTEGER ANSWER TYPE] [ fo' y s
"k. kkRed i z'u i zd kj ]
Q.1 to Q.5 are INTEGER ANSWER TYPE Questions. i z-1 l si z-5 r d fo' y s"k.kkRed i z'u gS
A¼i zR; sd i z'u dkmÙkj dsoy
(The answer of each of the questions is 4 digits) d ksesnhft
4 va ; sA

1. A plane mirror is placed 25 cm away from a 1. , d l er y ni Z

. k, d vor y xksfy ; ni Z
. kdseq
[ ; v{kds
concave spherical mirror perpendiculary to
the principal axis of the concave mirror. What y Ecor ~25 cm nw
j j [ kkgq
v kgS
A , d eksecr hdksvor y
should be the distance (in cm) infront of ni Z
. kdsl keusfdr uhnw
j hi j j [ kkt k, dhnksuksani Z
. kksal s
concave mirror, where we place a candle if
i ts i mages formed by the two mi rror Lor a
=k : i l scusi zfr fcEc dhnw
j heksecr hl sl eku gksA
independently are at the same distances from vor y ni Z
. k dh f=kT; k 40 cm gS
A (dYi uk dj ksfd
the candle? The radius of the concave mirror
i zfr fcEc dsoy , dy i j kor Z
u l scukgS
)
is 40 cm. (Consider images formed by single
reflection only.)

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2. A bright source S is kept on the principal axis 2. , d nhIr L=kksr S, f = 20 cm Qksd l nw

j hds, d vor y
of a concave mirror of focal length f = 20 cm
ni Z
. kdseq
[ ; v{k i j bl ds/kq
zo l sd = 30 cm nw
j hi j
at a distance d = 30 cm from its pole. Find
the distance D in front of the concave mirror j [ kkt kr kgS
Avor y ni Z
. kdsl keusog nw
j hD Kkr dj ks,
where a plane mirror should be placed so that t gk¡, d l er y ni Z
. kj [ kkt kukpkfg; sr kfd fdj .ki gy s
the ray after being reflected first at the
vor y ni Z
. ki j r FkkfQj l er y ni Z
. k} kj ki j kofr Z
r gksus
concave mirror and then by the plane mirror
return to the point S. dsi ' pkr ~fcUnqS i j y kS
Vr hgS
A

3. How much water would be filled in a container 3. 21 cm Å¡pkbZds, d i k=kesafdr uki kuhHkj kt kukpkfg; s
of height 21 cm, so that it appears half filled
to the observer when viewed from the top of
r kfd i k=k dsf' k[ kj l sns[kusi j i zs{kd dks; g vk/kk Hkj k
the container ? (w = 4/3) fn[ kkbZnsrk gS? (w = 4/3)

4. A convex lens is placed between a fixed 4. , d mÙky y S

Ul , d fLFkj oLr qr Fkk, d fLFkj i nsZdschp
object and a fixed screen. The distance
j [ kkt kr kgS
A oLr qr Fkki nsZdschp nw
j h1m gS
A60 cm
between the object and screen is 1 m. The
real images of the object are formed on the dhnw
j hl si F̀kd nksØekxr fLFkfr ; ksadsfy ; si nsZi j oLr q
screen for two successive positions separated dsokLr fod i zfr fcEc fufeZ
r gksrsgS
Ay S
Ul dhQksd l nw
jh
by a distance of 60 cm. Find the focal length
Kkr dj ks-
of the lens.

5. The focal length of quartz lens for yellow 5. i hy sj a

x dsfy , DokVZ
t (quartz) y S
Ul dhQksd l nw
jh
color is 15.5 cm for which refractive index of 15.5 cm gS
] ft l dsfy , DokVZ
t dkvi or Z
uka
d 1.504
quartz is 1.504. Find the focal length of same
lens (in cm) for ultraviolet color for which
gS
A i j kcS
xa
uh j a
x dsfy , l eku y S
Ul dh Qksd l nw
jh
refractive index is 1.434. (cm es
a
) Kkr dj ks]ft l dsfy , vi or Z
uka
d 1.434 gS
A

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PART - III [CHEMISTRY]

SECTION - A SECTION - A
[SINGLE CORRECT TYPE] [, d oS
d fYi d i z'u i zd kj]
Q.1 to Q.5 has four choices (A), (B), (C), (D) out i z-1 l si z-5 esapkj fodYi (A), (B), (C), (D) gS
] ft uessal s
of which ONLY ONE is correct ^^dsoy , d^^ l ghgS
A

1. 1.

The gas A2 in the left flask allowed to react ck¡; si k=kesaA2 xS

l nk¡; si k=kesaB2 xS
l dsl kFkfØ; kdj r h
with gas B2 present in right flask as
gS
A2(g) + B2(g) 2AB(g); Kc = 4 at 27°C.
A2(g) + B2(g) 2AB(g) ; 27°C r ki i j Kc
What is the concentration of AB when
equilibrium is established? = 4 gS A
(A) 1.33 M (B) 2.66 M l kE; voLFkkLFkkfi r gksusi j AB dhl kUnzrkD; kgksxh\
(C) 0.66 M (D) 0.33 M (A) 1.33 M (B) 2.66 M
(C) 0.66 M (D) 0.33 M
2. PCl5 PCl3 + Cl2 in the reversible reaction 2. mRØe.kh; vfHkfØ; k PCl5 PCl3 + Cl2 es aPCl5,
the moles of PCl5, PCl3 and Cl2 are a, b and c
PCl3 r FkkCl2 dseks
y Øe' k%a, b r Fkkc gS
ar Fkkdqy nkc
respectively and total pressure is P then value
of Kp is : P gksr ksKp dk eku fuEu gS%

bc b bc b
(A) .RT (B) .P (A) .RT (B) .P
a (a  b  c ) a (a  b  c )

bc.P c bc.P c
(C) a (a  b  c ) (D) .P (C) a (a  b  c ) (D) .P
(a  b  c ) (a  b  c )

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3. A 10 litre box contains O3 and O2 at equilibrium 3. 2000 K i j 10 y hVj dscDl sesaO3 vkS
j O2 l kE; koLFkk
at 2000 K. KP = 4 × 1014 atm for 2O3 (g) esagS
a
A 2O3 (g) 3O2(g) dsfy , KP = 4 ×
3O2(g). Assume that PO2  PO3 and if total 1014 atm gS
Aekukfd PO2  PO3 gS
] ; fn dq
y nkc 8
pressure is 8 atm, then partial pressure of
atm gksr ksO3 dkvka
f' kd nkc D; k gksxk%
O3 will be : –5
(A) 8 × 10 atm (B) 11.3 × 10–7 atm
(A) 8 × 10–5 atm (B) 11.3 × 10–7 atm (C) 9.71 × 10–6 atm (D) 9.71 × 10–2 atm
(C) 9.71 × 10 atm (D) 9.71 × 10–2 atm
–6

4. The degree of dissociation of PCl5 () obeying 4. l kE; PCl5 PCl3 + Cl2 dk i ky u dj usoky h
the equilibrium, PCl5 PCl3 + Cl2 , is PCl5 dsfo; kst u dh ek=kk (), l kE; i j nkc dsl kFk
approximately related to the presure at y xHkx fuEu i zd kj l sl a
cf/kr gS(fn; kx; kgS
]  << 1)%
equilibrium by (given  << 1) :
1
1 (A)  P (B) 
(A)  P (B)  P
P
1 1
1 1 (C) 2 (D) 
(C) (D)  P P4
P2 P4

5. The vapour pressure of water at 20°C is 17.54 5. 20°C i j t y dsok"i nkc 17.54 mmHg gS ] fn[ kk; sx; s
mmHg. What will be the vapour pressure of mi dj .k esafi LVu dksuhpsdj usdsckn nzo i j xS l dk
the water in the apparatus shown after the
vk; r u bl dsi zkj fEHkd vk; r u dkvk/kkde gkst kr kgSr ks
piston is lowered, decreasing the volume of
the gas above the liquid to one half of its
mi dj .kesai kuhdkok"i nkc gksxkA(ekukr ki eku fLFkj gS ).
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(A) 8.77 mmHg

(A) 8.77 mmHg
(B) 17.54 mmHg
(B) 17.54 mmHg
(C) 35.08 mmHg
(C) 35.08 mmHg
(D) between 8.77 and 17.54 mmHg
(D) 8.77 r Fkk17.54 mmHg dse/;

[MULTIPLE OBJECTIVE TYPE] [ cgqoS

d fYi d i z'u i zd kj ]
Q.6 to Q.13 has four choices (A), (B), (C), (D) out i z-6 l si z-13 esapkj fodYi (A), (B), (C), (D) gS
] ft uessal s
of which ONE OR MORE THAN ONE is correct. ^^, d o , d l svf/kd ^^ l ghgS
A bu i z'uksesvka
f' kd va
d u fd; k
Partially Marking Apply in these type Ques.
t k; sxkA
6. Decomposition of 3 A(g)  2 B(g) + 2C(g) 6. 3A(g)  2 B(g) + 2C(g) dkfo; ks t u çFke dksfV
follows first order kinetics. Initially only A is
present in the container. Pressure developed
xfr dki ky u dj r hgS
a
Açkj EHkesadsoy A i k=kesami fLFkr
after 20 min. and infinite time are 3.5 and 4 gS
A20 feuV r FkkvuUr l e; dsi ' pkr ~mRiUu nkc Øe' k%
a
atm respectively. Which of the following is 3.5 r Fkk4 atm gS
a
A fuEu esal sl ghagS
aµ
true. (A) t50% = 20 min (B) t75% = 40 min
(A) t50% = 20 min (B) t75% = 40 min (C) t99% = 64/3 min (D) t87.5% = 60 min
(C) t99% = 64/3 min (D) t87.5% = 60 min

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7. The polarimeter readings in an experiment to 7. xUusdh' kdZ j k(1st dksfV vfHkfØ; k) dsfy, i zfr i u dhnj
measure the rate of inversion of cane suger
dkseki usdsfy , , d i z;ksx esai ksy sjhehVj i kB~ ; ka
d fuEu
(1st order reaction) were as follows
time (min) : 0 30  i zd kj l sfy ; sx; sgSa%
angle (degree) : 30 20 – 15 l e; (min) : 0 30 
Identify the true statement (s) log 2 = 0.3, dks.k(fMxzh) : 30 20 – 15
log 3 = 0.48, log 7 = 0.84 l ghdFkuksdksi gpkfu; s(s) log 2 = 0.3, log 3 =
(A) the half life of the reaction is 75 min.
0.48, log 7 = 0.84
(B) the solution is optically inactive at 120
min. (A) vfHkfØ; kdhv) Z
v k; q75 min gS A
(C) The equimolar mixture of the products is (B) 120 min. i j foy ; u i zd k' kh; : i l svl fØ;
dextrorotatory. ¼fuf"Ø; ½gSA
(D) The angle would be 7.5° at half time. (C) mR i knksadkl eeksy j feJ.knf{k.k?kq
zo.k&?kw
. kZ
d gksrkgS
A
(D) v) Z v k; qi j dks.k7.5° gSA
8. Consider the decay of P to A and B by two 8. nksl ekU
r j i zFke dksfVdhvfHkfØ; kes
ads{k; l sA vkS
P j B cur k
parallel first order reactions as shown in Fig. gSbl sfuEu fp=k} kjki znf' kZ
r fd; kt kr kgS
Afn; kx; kgS
Given
vfHkfØ; k H osx fu; r ka
d l fØ; .k Åt kZ
Reaction H Rate constant Energy of activation
PA  HA kA EA
PA HA kA EA
PB  HB kB EB
PB HB kB EB

b
=k dh Åt kZ

a
c d
P B
ra

A
vfHkfØ; k dh xfr

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Which of the following is(are) true? fuEu esal sdkS

u&l k@dkS
ul sl R; gS\
(A) a = EB (B) b = EA (A) a = EB (B) b = EA
(C) HA = b  d (D) kA > kB (C) HA = b  d (D) kA > kB

9. A reaction takes place in three steps. The 9. , d vfHkfØ; kr hu i nksaesal Ei Uu gksrhgS

Ar huksai nksadsosx
rate constant of the three steps are K1, K2 fu; r ka
d Øe' k%K1, K2 r FkkK3 gS aAl Ei w
. kZosx fu; r ka
d
and K3 respectively. The overall rate con-
K 1K 3
K 1K 3 K=
K2
gS
] r Fkk r huksai nksadsfy , l fØ; .k Åt kZ
; sa
stant K = K .
2
Øe' k%40, 30 r Fkk 20 KJ gS a
A vr %
The energy of activation for the three steps
(A) l fØ; .kdhl Ei w
. kZÅt kZ10 KJ gS
A
are 40, 30 and 20 KJ respectively. Therefore :
(A) Overall energy of activation is 10 KJ (B) l fØ; .kdhl Ei w
. kZÅt kZ30 KJ gS
A
(B) Overall energy of activation is 30 KJ K1
(C) vfH
kfØ; kfØ; kfof/kA A* ; A* mRikn
K1 K2
(C) The reaction mechanism is A A* ;
K2 r Fkkl Ei w
. kZdksfV dkeku , d gS
A
(D) vfH
kfØ; kfØ; kfof/kA 
K1 K2
 B ; B  C ;
A* product and overall order is one.
K3
C  mRikn r Fkk l Ei w
. kZdksfV dkeku , d gS
A
K1
(D) The reaction mechanism is A 
 B;
K2
B  K3
 C ; C  product and overall
order is one

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10. For the reaction CH4 + Br2  CH3Br + HBr 10. vfHkfØ; kCH4 + Br2  CH3Br + HBr dsi zk; ksfxd
the experimental data require the following : i l svk¡d M+
s]fuEu nj l ehdj .kdki ky u dj r sgS
A
rate equation :
d k 1[CH4 ][Br2 ]
d k 1[CH4 ][Br2 ] [CH3Br] = 1  k [HBr] /[Br ]
dt 2 2
[CH3Br] =
dt 1  k 2 [HBr] /[Br2 ]
bl dsfy , fuEu esal sdkS ul k@dkSul sdFku l R; gS
A
Which of the following is/are true regarding (A) vfH kfØ; k, d i n vfHkfØ; kgSA
this ? (B) i z
kj fEHkd voLFkk{[HBr]  0} esavfHkfØ; kf} r h;
(A) The reaction is a single step reaction
dksfV dhgS A
(B) The reaction is 2nd order in the initial
(C) vfU r e voLFkk {[Br2]  0} esavfHkfØ; k f} r h;
stages {[HBr]  0}
(C) The reaction is 2nd order in the final dksfV dhgS A
stages {[Br2]  0} (D) vfH kfØ; kdhv.kq la[ ; r kdhdksfV 2 gS
A
(D) The molecularity of the reaction is two

11. (i) N2(g) + O2(g) 2NO(g), K1

11. (i) N2(g) + O2(g) 2NO(g), K1
 1
1 (ii)  1  N2(g) +   O2(g) NO(g) ; K2
(ii)  1  N2(g) +   O2(g) NO(g) ; K2 2 2
2
   2 
(iii) 2NO(g) N2(g) + O2(g) ; K3
(iii) 2NO(g) N2(g) + O2(g) ; K3
 1  1
(iv) NO(g)   N (g) +   O (g) ; K
 1  1 2
  2
2 2 4
(iv) NO(g)   N (g) +   O (g) ; K
2
  2
2 2 4
K1, K2, K3 r FkkK4 dsfy , l ghl EcU/kgS
@gS
a
A
Correct relation between K1, K2, K3 and K4 is/
(A) K1 × K3 = 1 (B) K1  K 4 = 1
are :

(A) K1 × K3 = 1 (B) K1  K 4 = 1 (C) K3 K2 = 1 (D) dks

bZugha
A

(C) K3 K2 = 1 (D) None

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Dd Dd
12. The equation  =
(n  1)d
is not correctly 12. l ehdj .k = (n  1)d dsfy , l ghl q
esfy r ughagS
A

matched for : (A) A(g) (n/2)B(g) + (n/3)C(g)

(A) A(g) (n/2)B(g) + (n/3)C(g) (B) A(g) (n/3)B(g) + (2n/3)C(g)
(B) A(g) (n/3)B(g) + (2n/3)C(g) (C) A(g) (n/2)B(g) + (n/4)C(g)
(C) A(g) (n/2)B(g) + (n/4)C(g) (D) A(g) (n/2)B(g) + C(g)
(D) A(g) (n/2)B(g) + C(g)

13. CuSO4 . 5H2O(s) CuSO4(s) + 5H2O(g) 13. CuSO4 . 5H2O(s) CuSO4(s) + 5H2O(g)
Kp = 10–10 (atm). 10–2 moles of CuSO4 . Kp = 10–10 (atm). 27°C i j 2.5L , d i k=k esa
5H2O(s) is taken in a 2.5L container at 27°C
CuSO4 . 5H2O (Bks
l) ds 10–2 eksy fy ; st kr sgS
ar ks
1
then at equilibrium [Take : R = litre atm 1
12 l kE; i j [fy ft , : R = litre atm mol–1 K–1]
12
mol–1 K–1]
(A) i k=kes
a' ks"kcpsCuSO4.5H2O dseksy 9 × 10–3 gS
a
(A) Moles of CuSO 4 . 5H 2O left in the
container is 9 × 10–3 (B) i k=k esa' ks"k cpsCuSO 4 .5H 2 O d seksy 9.8
(B) Moles of CuSO 4 . 5H 2O left in the × 10 –3 gS a
container is 9.8 × 10–3 (C) i k=k es
ami fLFkr CuSO4 dseksy 10–3 gS a
(C) Moles of CuSO4 present in the container
(D) i k=k es
ami fLFkr CuSO4 dseksy 2 × 10–4 gS a
is 10–3
(D) Moles of CuSO4 present in the container
is 2 × 10–4

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SECTION - C SECTION - C
[INTEGER ANSWER TYPE] [ fo' y s
"k. kkRed i z'u i zd kj ]
Q.1 to Q.5 are INTEGER ANSWER TYPE Questions.
(The answer of each of the questions is 4 digits)
i z-1 l si z-5 r d fo' y s"k.kkRed i z'u gS
A¼i zR; sd i z'u dkmÙkj dsoy
d ksesnhft
4 va ; sA
1. Consider the equilibrium
1. fuEu l kE; dkvoy ksd u dhft ,
Ni(s) + 4CO(g) Ni(CO)4(g) ;
Kp = 0.125 atm–3. Ni(s) + 4CO(g) Ni(CO)4(g) ;
If equal number of moles of CO and Ni(CO)4 Kp = 0.125 atm–3.
(ideal gases) are mixed in a small container ; fn , d fi LVu ; q Dr , d NksVsi k=kesaCO r FkkNi(CO)4
fitted with a piston, find the maximum total (vkn' kZxS l ksa
) dseks
y ksadhl eku l a
[ ; k dksfefJr fd; k
pressure (in atm) to which this mixture must
t kr kgS] r ksog vf/kdr e~dq y nkc (atm esa ) Kkr dhft ; s
]
be brought in order to just precipitate out
metallic Ni ? ft l i j /kkfRod Ni dkvo{ksi.kBhd i zkj EHkgksusyxr kgS A

2. The equilibrium constant for the reaction : 2. H3BO3 + fXyl j hu (H3BO3 + fXyl j hu) l adqy ds
H3BO3 + glycerine (H3BO3 + glycerine) fy , l kE; koLFkkfu; r kad 0.90 gSA
complex is 0.90. 0.10M H3BO3 foy ; u ds, d y hVj es afdr uhek=kk esa
How much glycerine should be added to one
litre of 0.10 M H3BO3 solution, so that 60% of fXy l j hu fey k; ht k; sfd H3BO3 dk60%, cksfj d vEy
the H3BO3 is converted to boric acid-glycerine fXy l j hu l a dqy esacny t k; s\ (; g ekfu; sfd fXy l j hu
complex ? (Assume volume remains same feykusl svk; r u esai fj or Z
u ux.; gSr Fkkcksfj d vEy vkS j
even after adding glycerine and one mole fXy l j hu i zR;sd ds, d eksy dhvfHkfØ; kl sl a dq
y dk, d
each of boric acid and glycerine react to give
one mole of the complex.) [Please multiple eksy cur k gS A)
your answer by 1.732 to fill in OMR] [Please multiple your answer by 1.732 to fill
in OMR]

3. Barium ions, CN¯ and Co2+ form an ionic 3. csfj ; e vk; u] CN¯ vkS j Co2+ , d vk; fud l a dqy cukr s
complex. If that complex is supposed to be gS
A; fn ekuk; g l a dq
y t y esa75% vk; fur gksrkgS ] l kFk
75% ionised in water with vant Hoff factor ‘ i ’
equal to four, then the coordination number
gh okUVgkW Q xq . kka
d ‘ i ’ pkj dscj kcj gks] r c l a
dqy esa
2+
of Co2+ in the complex can be : Co dhl eU o; l a[ ; k gksxh%
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4. A s ol ut e’ S’ und ergoes a rev ersi bl e 4. , d foy s; ’S’ esamRØe.kh; f=ky dhdj .kgkst kr kgSAt c
trimerization when dissolved in a certain ml sfdl hfoy k; d esa?kksy k t kr k gS
A bl ds0.1 eksy y
solvent. The boiling point elevation of its 0.1
molal solution was found to be identical to
foy ; u dsDoFkuka d mUu; u dk eku] , d foy s; ¼ft l dk
the boiling point elevation in case of a 0.08 laxq
. ku ; kfo; kst u ughagksrkgS
a½ds0.08 eksy y foy ; u
molal solution of a solute which neither dsDoFkuka d mUu; u dseku dsl eku i k; kx; kAfoys; ‘S’
undergoes association nor dissociation. To dsf=ky dhdj .kdhi zfr ' kr r kKkr dhft , A
what percent had the solute ‘S’ undergone
trimerization?

5. Osmotic pressure of blood is 74 atm at 27°C. 5. 27°C i j j Dr dki j kl j .knkc 74 atm gS AvUr%f' kj h;
a
Number of moles of glucose to be used per ba
tSD' ku dsfy , i zfr yhVj Xywd ksl dseksy ksadhl a
[ ; kt ks
litre for an intravenous injection that is to
have the same osmotic pressure as blood is:
fd j Dr dsl eku ghi j kl j .k nkc mRiUu dj s] fuEu gS%

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