Cumulative Test-2 (Ct-2) : Hints & Solutions

CUMULATIVE TEST-2 (CT-2)
(JEE ADVANCED PATTERN)
TARGET : JEE (MAIN + ADVANCED) 2018

DATE : 06-09-2015
COURSE : WISDOM (JNT)
HINTS & SOLUTIONS

PAPER-1
MATHEMATICS
1-2 If , and are the roots of a cubi..
Sol. x3 2x 1 = 0
2
2
2
2
+ + = 0, + + = ( + + )
2
2() = 0 2 ( 2) = 4
= 2 , = 1
2
1. ( + 2) + ( + 2)
2.
+ ( + 2) = 4 + 6 = 10
2 2 2 2
2 2
+
+
2 2 2 2 2 2
( ) ( ) ( )
() ( ) ( )
=3
3. Number of ordered pairs (P, Q) so ..

Sol Sum of digits = P + Q + 15
N is divisible by 9 if
P + Q + 15 = 18, 27
P+Q=3
..........(i)
or P + Q = 12
.............(ii)
P = 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9
From equation (i)
P 0 , Q 3
P 1 , Q 2
No. of ordered pairs is 4
P 2 , Q 1
P 3 , Q 0
From equation (ii)
P 3 , Q 9
P 4 , Q 8
........
......... No. of ordered pairs is 7
,
P8
Q 4
P 9 , Q 3
Q P 3 = 0 or multiple of 11
P Q = 3 .............(i)
or P Q = 8
...............(ii)
From Equation (i)
From
Equation (ii)
Q = 0,
P = 3 (not possible)
Q = 0,
P=8
Q = 2,
Q = 2,
Q = 4,
P=1
Q = 4,
Q = 6,
P=3
Q = 6,
Q = 8,
P=5
Q = 8,
number of ordered pairs is 3
number of ordered pairs is 1

total number of ordered pairs, so that
number N is divisible by 44 is 4
5. Distance between the circumcentre ..
7 8
Sol. Centroid is ,
3 3
Orthocentre is (1, 6)
by section formula circumcentre is (3, 1)
then required distance = |1 3| + |6 1| = 7
6. Let R(x, y) such that R is equidistant ..
Sol. OR = AR
|x 0| + |y 0| = |x 1| + |y 2|
|x| + |y| = |x 1| + |y 2|
Since 0 x < 1 and 0 y < 2
x + y = (x 1) (y 2)
2x + 2y = 3
7.
If the centres of the circles C1 and C3 ..
8.
Distance between the points of ..
Sol.
Total number of ordered pairs is 11

4. Number of ordered pairs (P, Q) so ..
Sol. SO = P + 9
SE = Q + 6
SE S0 = Q P 3
N is divisible by 4 if
Q = 0, 2, 4, 6, 8
N is divisible is 11 if
Centre of the circle C1 is (10, 0)

Let (h, 0) be the centre of a circle touching y =
x, y = x and C2, then
h
+ 5 2 = (10 h)
2
h
2 5 2 = (10 h)
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SOLJNTCT2060915-1
h2
2 25 5h = 100 20h + h2
4
2
h 60 h + 100 = 0
Let h1, h2 be its roots, then
a + c = h1 + h2 = 60 , b = 0, d = 0
a + b + c + d = 60
h1 . h2 = 100
2
2
(c a) = (h2 h1) = 3600 400 = 3200
h
h
radii are 1 , 2
2
2
2
1
1
2

(h2 h1 ) = ((h1+h2) 4 h1 h2) = 1600
2
2
length of tangent =
3200 1600 = 40
h
, 5 2, 2
2
2
h1 h2
100
=
= 50 = (5 2 )2
2
2
r1, r2, r3 are in G.P.
radii are
h1
13. Given two quadratic equations ..

Sol. Let be a root of the equation x2 x + m = 0
2
for which 2 is a root of x x + 3m = 0,
Then 2 + m = 0
and
2
4 2 + 3m = 0
i.e. 42 2 + 3 ( 2 ) = 0
i.e. 2 + = 0
i.e. = 0 or = 1
caseI when = 0 m = 0 which is not true
2
case II when = 1 (1) + 1 + m = 0
i.e. m = 2
|m| = 2
14. If both roots of x2 2011x + k = 0 ..
Sol. Since sum of roots = 2011
Which is odd and both roots are prime
One root must be even and other root must
be odd
even prime is only 2
other root is 2009 which is not a prime number
Hence no value of k possible here.
15. Let A (0,3), B (2,0) and..
9. If x + 1 = i then the value ..

sol. (x + 1)2 = 1 x2 + 2x + 2 = 0
x3 + x2 1 = (x2 + 2x + 2)(x 1) + 1
Sol.
10. Solution set of the inequality ..
sol. (x2 + 3x + 1) (x2 + 3x 3) 5
x2 + 3x + 1 = t
(t) (t 4) 5 0
(t 5) (t + 1) 0
(x + 4) (x 1)(x + 2)(x + 1) 0
x (, 4] [2, 1] [1, )
Equations of sides
BC : x 8y + 2 = 0
CA : x + 3y 9 = 0
AB : 3x 2y + 6 = 0
Since P(t, t + 1) lies on line y = x + 1
Let D and E be the points of intersection of
y = x + 1, x 8y + 2 = 0 and
y = x + 1, x + 3y 9 = 0 respectively.
6 1
3 5
D ,
and E ,
.
7 7
2 2
11. If n + then number of ..

Sol. n2 36 = k2
n2 k2 = 36
(n k)(n + k) = 36
nk
n+k
2
18
n = 10
6
6
n=6
12. Find the number of integral ..
Sol. |x2 + mx + 1| 3x2 + 3x + 3
(Since x2 + x + 1 > 0 x R)
(x2 + mx + 1)2 + (3x2 + 3x + 3)2 0
(4x2 + (3 + m) x + 4) (2x2 + (3m) x + 2) 0
4x2 + (3 + m) x + 4 0 and
2x2 + (3 m) x + 2 0 for all x
(m + 3)2 64 0 and (m 3)2 16 0
m + 3 8 and m 3 4
11 m 5 and1 m 7
hence1 m 5
Thus
6 3
t ,
7 2
6 3
[a] + [b] = + = 1 + 1 = 0
7 2
16. The vertex A of triangle ABC ..

B(5, 10)
Sol.
(x1, y1)
A
(8, 5)
x y + 5 = 0 2x + y = 20
SOLJNTCT2060915-2
Point of the intersection of x y + 5 = 0 and

2x + y = 20 gives the co-ordinate of vertex B
i.e. (5,10)
Image of point A with respect to x y + 5 = 0
lies on the line BC.
19. (A) The greatest distance between ..

Sol. (A)
x1 = 0,
y1 = 13
co-ordinate of image (0, 13)
13 10
equation of line BC y 10 =
(x 5)
05
5y + 50 = 3x 15
3x + 5y = 65
65 3t
Let co-ordinates of point C is t,
, mid5
8 t 90 3t
point of A and C is
,
lies on
10
2
the line 2x + y = 20, hence satisfies the line
8 t 90 3t
2
= 20
10
2
t=
B C
C1
C2
Greatest distance is AD
= C1C2 + AC1 + DC2
=5+1+3=9
x1 8 y1 5
855
= 2
1
1
1 1
7t = 30
30
7
30 73
Hence co-ordinates of point C is ,
7
7
(B)
x2 = 200
2
2
2x = 4r
2
2r = 200
r = 10
(C) 6x = n + 2x
4x = n
n
x =
and 2x, 6x m +
4
2
3
5
x = , ,
, 2,
2
2
2
5 solutions
(D) 37n + 2 + 16n + 1 + 30n
(35 + 2)n + 2 + (14 + 2)n + 1 + (28 + 2)n = 7m +
2n + 2 + 2n + 1 + 2n
= 7m + 2n. 7 = 7(m + 2n)
remainder is 0.
17. If length of the common chord of the ..

Sol.
PART- 2
PHYSICS
20. Choose the correct............
Sol Conservation of momentum.
Equation of common chord 2x + 1 = 0

3 2 9
2
C 1, , r = , CM =
2
4
AB = 2 r 2 CM2 = 2
2(1) 1
2
9 1
=
4 4
[2 2 ] = 2
18. Number of points P(x, y) inside or ..
Sol. tan4 x cot 4 x 2 so tan4 x cot 4 x 5 7
but 7 sin2 y 7
Hence tan4x + cot4x + 5 = 7 sin2y
2
2
tan x = 1 and sin y = 1
x = m , y = n + , m, n
4
2
Now only possible solutions (x, y) are

4 , 2 , 4 , 2 , 4 , 2 , 4 , 2
0 = mv1 + 3mv2
v1 = 3v2
1
1
mgh = mv12 3mv 22
2
2
2gh = v12 3v 22
2gh = 9v 22 3v 22
gh
3gh
and v1
6
2
Time to slide from B to D.
L
L
t
V1 V2
3gh
gh
2
6
v2
3L2
8gh
SOLJNTCT2060915-3
21. For the cart choose the............

3L2
L
gh
.
= f
8gh
6
4
Sol Distance = v2t =
24. Consider the collision between............

Sol.
22. For case-I choose the............
R
30
Sol Here geff = g + a1 (downwards)
3R
t=
5R
5R 3R
u
u/2
mv
L
= T + mgett
60
For minimum u1, T = 0

30
15gL
2
u1 5(g a1 )L =
3u
2
u
u
cos 60i + sin 60 j
2
2
3u
3u
v2 =
cos 30 i
sin 30j
2
2
v1 =
23. For case-II choose the............

Sol geff =
g2 a22 2g
mv 2
= T + mgeff
L
for T = 0, v2 =
V (g a1 )L
25. If the collision is perfectly............

Sol.
2 gL
u/2
1
1
mu22 = mv2 + mgeff
2
2
L
L
60
30
3u
2
u/2
1
u22 v 2 2 2gL 1
u22 v 2 2gL
2
2
2 1
u 2gL 2gL
u2
V
Along line of impact.
3u
M
+ 0 = MV = MV
2
2 3 2 gL
2 1
3u
4
speed of sphere (2) is
3u 2 u 2
=
16
4
u
V2
2
7u
4
SOLJNTCT2060915-4
26. Take F1 = 0, then choose............

Sol.
1
F2
m2
F2 max = 2(m1 + m2)g to start motion of system.

F2 max = 2(m1 + m2)g
a
a = 1g
m1
1m1g
1m 1g
m2
F2 a
2(m 2 +m1)g
F2 = m2a + 1m1g + 2(m1 + m2)g
27. Take F2 = 0, then choose the............
Sol.
0.5
v=
Rg = 5 m/s
31. The atwood machine has a............

Sol. a =
(2m m)g
g
=
3m
3
g
V2 = 0 + 2 (y)
3
From conservation of mometum.
mv 2
R
3mV = (4m) v
v =
Fsmax (between 2 kg & 8 kg) = 16N

The 2kg block does not move for any value of F1
0.2
T sin 53 + T cos 37 =
F1
0.5
Sol. T cos 37 + T cos53 = mg
m1
0.2
30. An ideal string ACB passes through............
3V
3gy
8
32. At time t = 0, a body of mass 1 kg............
F1
Sol. V = 10 m/s ; 1 v =
2
f2 max = 0.2 10g = 20
For F1 20 the 2kg block will start motion for

relative slipping to start,
a
a
40
F1
m1
m1
20
40
a = 10 m/s2
F1 40 = 8a
30 3 = 90
33. In the figure shown A is of............
Sol. At heighest point, both will move together
work done by A on B = KE of B
=
F1 120N
1
1
(5) + (v), v(25) ;
2
2
1
1
m .v 2=
21=1J
2 B cm
2
34. A homogenous body consists............
28. The rod shown in figure is............

Sol. Angular speed of all the points about any point
on a rigid body is same. So ratio of angular
speeds is 1. So K = 3.
29. In the figure shown, a small............
Sol. From conservation of energy, the kinetic
energy of block at the lowest position is
1
mv 2 mgR
2
Centripetal force on block at lowest position
mv 2
=
= 2mg
R
Since speed of block is maximum at lowest
position, its tangential acceleration is zero.
Net force on block at lowest position
= centripetal force = 2mg upwards.
mv 2
N mg =
R
N = 3mg
H
3R
Sol. m1 = m2
4
8
1 2
H 2 3R
R H = R3
3
4 3 8
H=
3 R = 3m.
H=3
SOLJNTCT2060915-5
35. A particle moves along a............

Sol In half cycle the direction of final velocity
Formula = C5HxNx
14x + x = 75
x=5
Hence formula is C5H5N5
5
% of N by no. =
100
15
100
=
%
3
reverses i.e. v f v i
Vi Vi
V Vi
V
= f
=
t
t
t
2V
2u
a = i =
(assuming v = u)
t
t
Also using distance = speed x time
R = u t
R
t =
u
a =
a =
2u
R
u
40.
Sol.
36 10 3
wt
= 6
weight
135
180
(C6H12O6) = 40 103 g = 40 mg
40
2
m moles =
=
= 0.222
180
9
2 u2
2
= a
R
Hence n = 2
36. A block of mass m = 3kg............
Sol.
u=0
9N
t=0
41.
Sol.
3kg
As, impulse received ;

As, J = 9 0.02 = m(V 0)
0.18
V=
0.06 m / sec
3
Velocity after 3 sec V' = 0.06 m/sec
Now impulse received by second force
J' = 9 0.01 = m(v'' v')
v'' = 0.03 + 0.06 = 0.03 m/sec
v" = 3 cm/sec
39.
Sol.
In one molecule .
% C + % H + % N = 100
4x + 5x = 100 x = 100/9
% C = 4x = 400 /9
400 135
weight of C in adenine =
= 60 amu
9
100
Number of C atoms in one molecule of
60
adenine =
=5
12
500 135
Mass of N and H in 1 formula =
9
100
= 75 amu.
Which of the following factors .

1
=
2d2nv
PV = nRT
N
PV =
RT
NA
PNA
N
=
V
RT
PNA
N
nv =
=
V
RT
RT
= =
2d2PNA
38. A small block lies on a rough............

Sol. At position P and R frictional force is zero and
normal reaction is mg.
At position P and Q frictional force is zero and
normal reaction points towards centre.
PART- 3
CHEMISTRY
The amount of glucose (C6H12O6) .

Adenine Glucose
Applying POAC on C
T
= constant for isochoric process, so
P
remains same in A and C.
If T is decreased, keeping P same,
decreases. If P is increased, keeping T
same, decreases.
42.
Sol.
Which of the following properties .

1
(A) 2
As diameter of SO2 and He
d
are not same, so are not same.
(B)
rHe
1
=
rSO2
4
1
64
=
4
1
3
kT (This is independent of gas)
2
(D) momentum imparted to walls mv.
Although mass of every the atom is less
than SO2 molecule, but a very fast moving
He atom can be having higher momentum
than a SO2 molecule moving very slowly.
(C) KE =
SOLJNTCT2060915-6
43. Which of the following lewis .
45. Which of the following is the .

Sol. Terminal alkynes gives positive Tollens
test.
50. The energy levels in a certain .

Sol. Since the energy levels of the species are
9 times the energy levels of hydrogen, the
species is Li2+.
1
1
1
1
=
(3)2 2 2
72
90
n1 n2
5
1
1
= 2 2 n1 = 2; n2 = 3
36
n1
n2
Hence n = 2 is first excited state.
46. Compounds (C) and (D) .
51. Among the following, how many .
Sol. HCNO is more stable due to complete

octet.
44. What is the formal charge on N .
..
Sol. H N C O
O3
Sol. CH2=CHCH=CH2
CH2O+OHCCHO
H2O
(C)
O3
CH2=C=CHCH3
CH2=O +
CH3CHO + CO2
47. Equal masses of N2O and O2 react .
Sol.
N2O + O2
NO + NO2
w
w
Moles
a
b
44
32
w
POAC on N :
2=a+b
44
w
w
POAC on O :
+2
= a + 2b
44
32
1
1
b = w
16 44
b
xNO2 =
ab
1
1
w
16 44
=
w
2
44
7
=
x=7
8
48. A sample of CaCO3 weighing .
Sol. Mass of pure CaCO3 present in 10 g CaCO3
25
=
10 = 2.5 g
100
Let mass of pure CaCO3 added be xg
2.5 x
50 =
100
10 x
2.5 x 2
1 =
10 x
10 + x = 5 + 2x
x = 5
49. Consider the following reaction .
70
Sol. nB =
9 102 = 6.3 102
100
mB = 6.3 102 113
= 7.119 g
=7g
C is a polymer of B.
Hence mC = 7 g
Sol. (ii) 8O = [He]

(v) 20Ca = [Ar]
(viii) 9F = [He]
52. How many structural isomers .
OH
OH
Sol.
53. How many lone pair of electrons .
Sol. FXeF
54. How many of the following .
Sol. a, b,c,d,f,g,h are correct.
Hg2I2 Mercurous iodide
55. The ionization enthalpy of K .
Sol. The electron gain enthalpy of K+ ion is 4.5 eV
2 4.5 = 9
56. In how many of the following .
Sol. Cl BeCl,
, BeF2, CO2
57. Column-I
P
(A)
.
T
Sol. (A) As line is not passing through origin, V

is not constant. Pressure and temperature
are continuously varying.
P
B
A
Slope of OA is more (P =
nR
T ). Hence VA
V
is less than VB.
SOLJNTCT2060915-7
(B) This is an isobaric process, V and T are

continuously changing As. T is increasing,
volume also increases. So expansion takes
place.
4.
Sol.
V
T
T
(C) It is not isotherm. Hence, P, V and T all
are changing V is increasing.
P
Sum of the series

1
1 2
121
1 2
2 3
1
3 4
+......
3 2 + ........+
120
2 1 +
= 11 1 = 10
5. Sum of all the positive integers x .
Sol. f(x) = (x 1) (x2 7x + 13) is prime
2
x 1 = 1 or x 7x + 13 = 1
x = 2, 3, 4
2
V
(D) Volume is decreasing. As V vs T graph
is not-linear So, P is not constant.
V
6. Let f(x) = ax + bx + c and f(1) < 1.

Sol. f(1) < 1
ab+c<1
...........(i)
f(1) > 1
a + b + c > 1
abc<1
...........(ii)
f(3) < 4
9a + 3b + c < 4 ........(iii)
1
(i) +2(ii) + (iii) 8a < 1
a<
8
Graph of a typical function y = f(x) satisfying
f(1) < 1, f(1) > 1, f(3) < 4 is as shown in figure.
PAPER-2
PART- 1
MATHEMATICS
1. The equation of a straight line .
Sol. Equation of circle is (x 3)2 + (y 4)2 = 4
Hence " f(x) = 0 has real roots " is false.
7.
Coordinates of the centre of a circle .
equation of common chord is 3x + 4y = 23

2.
Area of triangle formed by .
1
Sol. =
2
a 1/ a 1
1 1
b 1/ b 1 =
2 abc
c 1/ c 1
Sol.
a2 1 a
b2 1 b
c2 1 c
1 (a b)(b c)(c a)
2
2abc
3. If , are the roots of the .

Sol. + = 2, = 3
2 + 2 = ( + )2 2
= 4 2.3 = 2 ............(i)
3 + 3 = ( + )3 3( + )
3
= (2) 3(3)(2) = 10 ...........(ii)
Multiplying (i), (ii) (2 + 2)(3 + 3) = 20
5 + ()2 ( + ) + 5 = 20 5 + 5
=2
Line pair is (x 1) y = 0
i.e. x + y 1 = 0, x y 1 = 0
Let the centre be (, 0), then its distance
from x + y 1 = 0 is
1
= 2 (radius)
2
i.e. = 1
Centre may be (1 2 2, 0) , (1 2 2, 0)
Now let the centre be (1, ), then
1 1
2
=2
= 2 2
Centre may be (1 , 2 2 ) , (1 2 2)
SOLJNTCT2060915-8
8. Let a chord AB to circle x2 + y2 = 2, .

Sol.
PA . PB = PT2 = OP2 OT2 = 22 + 22 2

PA . PB = 6
PA = 3PB
PB =
PA = 3 2
AB = PA PB = 2 2
Hence AB = diameter of circle which passes
through origin. Equation is y = x
Alternative
Any line through P is x = 2+ r cos , y = 2 + r sin
Intersects circle r2 + 4 (cos + sin ) r + 6 = 0
roots are r1 = PA, r2 = PB.
r1 = 3r2
3r2, r2 2r2 . r2 = 6
4r2 = 4 (cos + sin )
2
(cos + sin ) = 2
sin 2 = 1 2 =
2
r
r
= line is x = 2 +
, y=2+
4
2
2
y=x
9.
Necessary conditions for equation .
Sol.
11. Let a and b be the number of .

2|x|
| x |2
Sol. consider
|x| =
| x 1|
| x 1|
i.e. 2 |x 1| = |x| , where x 0, x 1
case-
x < 0, then
1
2+x1=x
i.e.
x=
2
case-
0x<1
2 + x 1 = x (not possible)
case-
x1
3
2 x + 1 = x i.e. x = , but x = 0 is also solution
2
Hence a = 3, b = 1
12. If p, q where p > q are integral .
2
2
Sol. 2p 3pq 2q = 7
(p 2q)(2p + q) = 7
solution of the equation is p = 3, q = 1
13. Square roots of 7 24i .
Sol.
7 24i = a + ib
a2 b2 = 7
ab = 12
a2 + b2 = 25
a = 3, b = 4
but a . b < 0
a + ib = 3 + 4i or 3 4i
14. Let us suppose that the equation .

Sol. |x 4| a = (a2 2a)
|x 4| a = a2 2a or |x 4| a = a2 + 2a
for four real and distinct solutions
(a2 a) > 0 and (a2 + 3a) > 0 and (a2 a)
(a2 + 3a) & a2 2a > 0
from all these conditions a (2, 3)
15. A(1, 2) and B(7, 10) are two points. .
Here
(1) D 0
a4 4b2 0
(2) f(c) > 0
c2 + a2c + b2 > 0
a2
(3)
>c
2
Sol.
10. If a, b, c I and equation .

Sol. (x a) (x 12) + 2 = 0
must have integral zeros.
If x I, then
(x a) (x 12) = 2
x a = 1, x 12 = 2,
or x a = 1, x 12 = 2,
or x a = 2, x 12 = 1
or x a = 2, x 12 = 1
a = 9, 15
When a = 9, b, c = 10, 11
When a = 15, b, c = 13, 14
Equation of perpendicular of AB is
3
y 6 = (x 4)
4
3x + 4y = 36
Also AB = 10, AL = 5
10
AH = radius of circle =
= AL cosec 60
3
16. A straight line through the point .
Sol. Any point on line through A is
(2 + r cos , 3 + r sin )
(2 + AB cos , 3 + AB sin) lies on x +
3y = 9
20
AB =
,
(cos 3 sin )
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similarly AC =
20. If P is the point (h, 0) such that

Sol.
4
(cos sin )
4 = cos2 + 4 sin cos + 3 sin2

4 + 4 tan2 = 1 + 4 tan + 3 tan2
2
tan 4 tan + 3 = 0
tan = 1 or tan = 3
required lines are
y+3=x+2
or y + 3 = 3(x + 2)
17. If M be a point on the line .
Sol. Let C be the reflection of A in L x + y = 0
C( 2, 1). Now AM + BM = CM + BM
Which is minimum if B, M and C are collinear
Now, equation of BC is
y + 1 = 0 (x + 2)
y+1=0
...(i)
on solving equation (i) with x + y = 0
we get M (1, 1) reflection of M in x = y is
(1, 1)
T1
2
P
2
O
90 2
(h, 0)
P
(2, 0)
T2
90 2 =
= 30
90 2 = 30
2
sin30 =
OP
OP = 4
h=4
PART- 2
PHYSICS
21. Two particles A and B having............
Sol.
18. If M be a point on the line L 0 .

Sol. We have |AM BM| AB
For |AM BM| to be maximum points A, B
and M must be collinear
3
Now, equation of AB is y 2 =
(x 1)
2
3x + 2y = 7
...(i)
on solving equation (i) with x + y = 0, we
get M(7, 7)
MN =
(7 1)2 ( 7 1)2 =
36 64 = 10
Mg + F T = Ma
T Mg = Ma
F = 2Ma
F
a=
2M
m a m2 a2 Ma M(a)
aCM = 1 1
=
=0
m1 m2
M m
22. A block of mass M with............
Sol. Mx = m (R r x)
Mx = m (R r) mx
m(R r)
x=
.
M m
19. If P is point (3, 0) and

Sol. Circumcentre is the mid point of centre of
given circle x2 + y2 = 4 and the point P.
23. A flywheel rotates with a uniform............

Sol. 60 = 40 + (10)
= 2
(60)2 = (40)2 + 2 (2)
= 500 ; =
= 250
2
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24. In the figure shown find out............

m x (m2 )x 2
A x (A 2 )x 2
Sol. x = 1 1
= 1 1
m1 (m2 )
A1 (A 2 )
A1 = (3R)2 , A2 = R2
x1 = O , x2 = 2R
x = R/4
25. Seven particles, each of mass m............
Sol. Place +m and m particle at the vacant corner.
27. Four point mass, each of mass m............

2
a
a
a
a
Sol. xx = m m m m = ma2
2
2
2
2
a
a
a
a
yy = m m m m = ma2
2
2
2

2
y
A
m
a
x
Assume the +m particle and the rest seven

particles as
system (1)
The total mass of system (1) is m1 = 8m and
the position vector of its com is
a
a
a
r1 = i j k
2
2
2
and assume m particle as system (ii)
m2 = m, r2 = a i aj ak
m r m 2 r2
rcm 1 1
=
m1 m2
a
a
a
(8m) i j k (m)(a i aj ak)

2
2
2
8m ( m)
3a 3a 3a
rcm
i
j
k
7
7
7
26. In the given figure, if velocity............

Sol.
l2
l1
37
C
1 + 2 = 0
20 u = 0
u = 20 m/s
By wedge constraint
u sin 37 = cos 37
3
=u
= 15 m/s
4
= 15 j
A'
a
a
AA' = m m 0 0 = ma2
2

2
a 2
zz = m 4 = 2ma2
2
28. The speed of a small object............

Sol. If the angular displacement is for 0.5
seconds, then the magnitude of change in
velocity is
V = v 2 v 2 2v 2 cos = 2v sin
2
V = 2 4 sin
2
or
=
&=
2
6
3
2
=
=
rad/s
0.5
3
v
43 6
R=
=
= m
and centripetal acceleration

2 8
=v=4
=
m/s2 .
3
3
29. A small object moves counter............

Sol. As the object moves from A to C via B the
angle between acceleration vector and velocity
vector decreases from 90 and then increases
back to 90. Since the angle between velocity
and acceleration is acute, the object speeds up.
As the object moves from C to A via D the
angle between acceleration vector and velocity
vector increases from 90 and then decreases
back to 90. Since the angle between velocity
and acceleration is obtuse, the object slows
down.
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y
B
v
a
30. Kinetic energy of a particle............

1
1
dv
Sol. mv 2 4.t 2 m2v
= 4 2t
2
2
dt
dv
8t
8t
m.
=
=
8m
dt
v
8t 2
m
31. A rod of mass m is supported............
Sol.
Torque about A
mg f = 0
2
mg
F=
.
2
32. The given system is released............
Sol. = xB + 3xA
d2 x
d2 x
0 = 2B +3 2A
dt
dt
aB
^
B
m
xB
T
T
A
^
T
35. Acceleration of pulleys and blocks............

2 aA
Sol. 1 +
aA = 0
2
take upward direction positive
a of pulley at right hand side
1 a
3=
a = 5 m/2
2
2 aB
5=
aB = 12 m/s2
2
36. A block of mass 2 kg is hanging............
1
Sol.
mv2 = 16
2
T=F
2g
v = 4m/s
v = u + at
a = 2m/s2
If a is upward F = 24N
If a is downward F = 16N
37. For the shown figure, choose............
Sol. The minimum value of F required to move the
block A away from the wall is 55N
If F = 65N then the friction between block A
and ground is 40N
2T^
3m
34. For the given uniform semi-circular............

Sol. the moment of inertia about the axis
perpendicular to the plane of the disc and
mr 2
passing through O is
2
the moment of inertia about the axis
perpendicular to the plane of the disc and
3mr 2
passing through A is
2
aA
3mg
0 = aB + 3aA
aB = 3aA
......(1)
For B T = maB
......(2)
For A 3mg 3T = 3maA
......(3)
mg T = maA
By (1) , (2) & (3)
aB = 15/2 Ans.
33. A particle of constant mass m............

Sol. Since F is increasing, hence acceleration is
also increasing.
5
p =
F dt = Area under F t graph

0
1
5 20 N s = 50 N s.
2
38. For the shown figure, choose the...........

Sol. (A) If F = 55N then tension in string is 15N
(C) If F = 60N then the tension in the string is 15N
39. Choose correct alternative...........
40. If the bob is unable to complete...........
Sol. Apply momentum conservation in horizontal
direction
mv
m1v1 = mv + 1 1
3
2m1v1
v=
= 5g
3m
(for just complete circular motion)
3m
v1 =
5g .
2m1
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PART- 3
CHEMISTRY
41. Manganese oxide (MnO2) .
Sol. MnO2 + H2 MnxOy + H2O
17.4 g
15.8 g
Applying POAC for Mn
17.4
15.8
1
x
87
55x 16y
15.8
0.2 =
y
55 16
x
y
11 + 3.2 = 15.8
x
y 3
x 2
42. The temperature of an ideal .
Sol. (C) Due to increase in temperature root
mean square velocity of gas molecules
increases. So they strike the wall more
often with higher velocities
43. Electrons in a H-atom .
1
1
1
1
1
Sol.
= R 2 2 = R 2 2
1
n
n
n
2
1
1/ 2
R
n=
R 1
44. Which of the following statements .

Sol. (B) Four monochloro structural isomers are
possible of isopentane
(C) Reductive ozonolysis product of benzene
is glyoxal (OHCCHO)
45. Which of the following compound .
Sol. Methyl amine can give lassaigne test nitrogen.
46. What is the hybridisation .
3
Sol. Sulphur has sp hybridisation in sulphuric acid
47. 100 mL of a 0.5 M Na2SO4 .
Sol. Let Vml of BaCl2 is added.
Total volume of solution = (100 + V) mL.
Na+ is not getting precipitated in reaction.
0.5 100 2
1
+
So, [Na ] =
=
100 V
3
V = 200 ml.
Na2SO4(aq)+BaCl2(aq)BaSO4(s)+2NaCl(aq)
50m moles
20m moles 0
0
30m moles
0
20m moles 40m mole
[Ba2+] 0
40
[Cl] =
= 0.133 M
300
30
[SO2
= 0.1 M
4 ] =
300
48. For Be3+ ion, which of the .

Sol. (A) For single electron species, energy of
an orbital only depends on n.
E3d = 13.6
42
32
eV & E4s = 13.6
42
42
eV
E3d < E4s.

(B) PE = 27.2
42
22
= 108.8 eV
42
f2 Be3 23
(C)
= 2 = 2.
f1 H
1
13
The frequency of revolution of electron in
2nd orbit is double of the frequency of
revolution of electron in ground state of H
atom.
50. Consider a system containing .

Sol. Equal masses of N2 and CO mean equal
moles as their molar masses are same.
SO, PN2 = PCO (equal moles)
Let PCO = x atm
and
x2
=4
PCO2
2x + PCO2 = 5
PCO2 =
x2
.
4
x2
= 5.
4
x2 + 8x 20 = 0
x2 + 10x 2x 20 = 0
x (x + 10) 2 (x + 10) = 0
x = 2 or x = 10
PCO = 2, PN2 = 2, PCO2 = 1
2x +
2
2
1
, XN2 = , XCO2 =
5
5
5
2
2
1
156
=M=
28 +
28 +
44 =
5
5
5
5
= 31.2 g/mol.
PCO2 = 4.
XCO =
then
PCO
=4
4
= PCO = 4 atm
But PN2 = 2 atm
= PT = 4 + 4 + 2
= 10 atm.
51. Which of the following statement .
Sol. (A) At absolute temperature kinetic energy
of gas molecules becomes zero but they
possess potential energy so we can say
that absolute zero degree temperature is
not zero energy temperature.
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52. FEF angle smaller than .

Sol. Due to lplp or lpbp repulsions
XeF5+ ; XeF5
and SF4 have bond
angle less than 90.
53. Which statement is/are .
Sol. (A) NN bond in F N N F is smaller
F
F
H
H
than
due to maximum % s
N N
H
H
character.
(C) OO bond length in O2F2 is smaller
than H2O2. due to maximum % s character.
(D) SO bond length in SO3 is smaller than
57. Which is/are .

Sol. Let mol. formula of product be FeBrx.
Applying POAC on Fe :
1 nFe = 1 nproduct
1
2
10.6
=1
(from graph)
56
56 80x
x3
Mol. formula = FeBr3.
From Graph
8.6 g Br2 reacts with 2g Fe.
So 4.3 g Br2 reacts with 1 g Fe.
SO 2
4 ion due to maximum % s character.
58. Which statement/s best .

54. In which of the following, molecular .
Sol. In Cl4 hybridisation of is sp3d2 and in
TeCl4 hybridisation is sp3d.
55. Which of the following species .
Sol. (A)
C2H2
H C CH
sp
sp sp
I
(B)
I3
Sol. It is clear from the graph that upto 2 g of

Fe,
mass
of
product
increases
with
increasing mass of Fe. However, for mass

of Fe greater than 2 g, mass of product
remains constant. So :
(a) If mFe < 2 g, then Fe is the L.R.
(b) If mFe = 2 g, then both Fe and Br2 are
completely consumed.
sp d
(c) If mFe > 2 g, then Br2 is the L.R.
I
3
sp d
(C) CO2
59. Regarding the structure of .
OCO
sp
Sol. Due to high electronegativity of fluorine, it

should occupy the position at axial.
56. Which of the following pairs .

Sol. In 3d series, size first decreases upto Cr
then remains same & then slighty
increases for last 2 elements so, Co & Ni
have same size & size of 3d < 4d 5d
series due to poor shielding of 4f electrons
So, Hf Zr
60. In SF4 bond angle of FSF .

Sol. Due to lone pair and bond pair repulsion
bond angle decreases.
SOLJNTCT2060915-14
CUMULATIVE TEST-2 (CT-2)

(JEE ADVANCED PATTERN)
TARGET : JEE (MAIN + ADVANCED) 2018

DATE : 06-09-2015
COURSE : WISDOM (JNT)
ANSWER KEY
CODE-0
PAPER-1
MATHEMATICS
1.
8.
(B)
(A)
2.
9.
(A)
1
3.
10.
(A)
7
4.
11.
(C)
2
5.
12.
(C)
7
6.
13.
(D)
2
7.
14.
(C)
0
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
A P; B S; C Q; D R
24.
31.
38.
(ACD) 25.
(ABD) 26.
(AD)
(1)
32.
(6)
33.
(1)
(A) - P, R ; (B) - P, R ; (C) - Q, S ; (D) - Q, S
PHYSICS
20.
27.
34.
(AC)
21.
(ABCD) 28.
(3)
35.
(AC)
(3)
(2)
22.
29.
36.
(CD)
(6)
(3)
23.
30.
37.
(AD)
(5)
(2)
CHEMISTRY
39.
46.
53.
57.
(ABC) 40.
(AD)
41.
(BD)
42.
(ABD) 43.
(B)
(A)
47.
7
48.
5
49.
7
50.
1
9
54.
7
55.
9
56.
4
(A) P, Q, R, S ; (B) P, Q, S ; (C) P, Q, R, S ; (D) Q, R, S
44.
51.
(C)
3
45.
52.
(D)
2
7. (BD)
14.(BC)
PAPER-2
MATHEMATICS
1.
8.
15.
(A)
(BC)
(BC)
2.
9.
16.
(B)
3.
(ABC) 10.
(AC)
17.
(A)
(AB)
(B)
4.
11.
18.
(B)
(AB)
(D)
5.
12.
19.
(A)
6.
(ABCD) 13.
(B)
20.
(B)
(AC)
(C)
25.
32.
39.
(B)
(BC)
(AB)
26.
33.
40.
(A)
27.
(CD) 34.
(ABC)
(A)
46.
(ABD) 53.
(A)
60.
(B)
47.
(ACD) 54.
(B)
PHYSICS
21.
28.
35.
(A)
22.
(ABC) 29.
(AC)
36.
(D)
(AC)
(AD)
23.
30.
37.
(A)
(AC)
(AD)
24.
31.
38.
(A)
(CD)
(AC)
(ABC)
(BC)
CHEMISTRY
41.
(C)
48.
(AC)
55. (ABCD)
42.
49.
56.
(C)
43.
(ABC) 50.
(AD)
57.
(A)
44.
(ABC) 51.
(B)
58.
(C)
45.
(A)
52.
(ABC) 59.
(ACD)
(AC)
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CUMULATIVE TEST-2 (CT-2)

(JEE ADVANCED PATTERN)

TARGET : JEE (MAIN + ADVANCED) 2018

COURSE : WISDOM (JNT)

HINTS & SOLUTIONS

3. Number of ordered pairs (P, Q) so ..

number of ordered pairs is 1

If the centres of the circles C1 and C3 ..

Distance between the points of ..

Total number of ordered pairs is 11

Centre of the circle C1 is (10, 0)

13. Given two quadratic equations ..

9. If x + 1 = i then the value ..

11. If n + then number of ..

16. The vertex A of triangle ABC ..

Point of the intersection of x y + 5 = 0 and

19. (A) The greatest distance between ..

17. If length of the common chord of the ..

Equation of common chord 2x + 1 = 0

21. For the cart choose the............

Sol Distance = v2t =

24. Consider the collision between............

22. For case-I choose the............

Sol Here geff = g + a1 (downwards)

For minimum u1, T = 0

23. For case-II choose the............

25. If the collision is perfectly............

speed of sphere (2) is

26. Take F1 = 0, then choose............

F2 max = 2(m1 + m2)g to start motion of system.

31. The atwood machine has a............

From conservation of mometum.

Fsmax (between 2 kg & 8 kg) = 16N

Sol. T cos 37 + T cos53 = mg

30. An ideal string ACB passes through............

32. At time t = 0, a body of mass 1 kg............

For F1 20 the 2kg block will start motion for

34. A homogenous body consists............

28. The rod shown in figure is............

35. A particle moves along a............

As, impulse received ;

Which of the following factors .

38. A small block lies on a rough............

The amount of glucose (C6H12O6) .

Which of the following properties .

43. Which of the following lewis .

45. Which of the following is the .

50. The energy levels in a certain .

46. Compounds (C) and (D) .

51. Among the following, how many .

Sol. HCNO is more stable due to complete

Sol. (ii) 8O = [He]

Sol. (A) As line is not passing through origin, V

is less than VB.

(B) This is an isobaric process, V and T are

Sum of the series

6. Let f(x) = ax + bx + c and f(1) < 1.

Coordinates of the centre of a circle .