Aits 1718 FT V Jeea Paper 2 Sol PDF

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AITS-FT-V-(Paper-2)-PCM (Sol)-JEE(Advanced)/18
FIITJEE JEE(Advanced)-2018
ANSWERS, HINTS & SOLUTIONS
FULL TEST – V
(Paper-2)
ALL INDIA TEST SERIES
Q. No. PHYSICS Q. No. CHEMISTRY Q. No. MATHEMATICS

1. C 24. D 47. C
2. B 25. A 48. B
3. B 26. A 49. A
4. C, D 27. B, C 50. A, B, C, D
5. B, C 28. B, C, D 51. A, B, D
6. A, B, D 29. B, D 52. A, C
7. C, D 30. B, C 53. B, D
8. A, B, C, D 31. A, B, C, D 54. B, C
9. B 32. C 55. C
10. B 33. A 56. B
11. 2 34. 3 57. 5
12. 5 35. 7 58. 6
13. 8 36. 6 59. 4
14. 1 37. 5 60. 3
15. 3 38. 1 61. 8
16. 4 39. 3 62. 2
17. 1 40. 8 63. 3
18. 4 41. 4 64. 3
19. 5 42. 2 65. 5
20. 6 43. 3 66. 4
21. 00003.00 44. 00080.00 67. 00001.12
22. 00003.00 45. 00017.92 68. 00000.75
23. 01000.00 46. 00049.50 69. 00000.75
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Physics PART – I
SECTION – A
1. C
(C) Direction of friction does not change.
(D) Friction is constant.
2. B
sin C  2 / 1
2
 
1  cos2 C   2 
 1 
2
2  
ˆ ˆ   2 
1   n.p
 1 
2 2
 4   2  2 3
1      
 25   1  1 5
3 3
 2 
5
3. B
n2
r
z
4. C, D
Stress is the property of material.
Load = stress x cross – sectional area
5. B, C
2mgsin   2mgcos 
tan   1    45o   0.8
fA  mgsin   N   1.2
fB  mgsin   N
To show N  0
fbmax  0.8 mgcos
 N  mg sin   0.8cos  
N  mgsec   tan   0.8 
For  tan1  0.8 
fA  fB for   tan1  0.8  fA  fB
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6. A, B, D
Impulse exist in action reaction pair during collision so magnitude will remain the same.
(a) Elastic collision principle
(b) Internal force
(d) If m1  m2
Direction of velocity of motion does not change
    

v1  1  e  v c  ev1 v c  v1 
 
v1  v c
7. C, D
1 1
KE of disc  MVC2  Ic 2
2 2
2
1 1 1  v 
 mv 2   ma2  
2 2 2  4a 
2 2
1 1 M  3a   v 
KE or rod = I2   
2 2 3  4a 
1
KE of system = I system 2
2
2
1  ma2 2 m  3a    v 2
   m  4a   
2 2 2   4a 
 
8. A, B, C, D
Optical path difference due to
4  S1
S1 is  t  1  1  9   1  3 1
3  d P
S 2
3 
Optical path differ due to S2 is  t   2  1  2   1   S2
2 
d1
Path diff. at point P P  3    2 D
2
Phase diff.  2  4 d1,D  d

So net intensity at point P is
Inet  I0  I0  2I0 cos 4
Inet  4I0
Optical path is conserved by S1 is more so fringe will shift at
upper side.
9. B
1 2 1 2 f
Ix   Iy   kT frotational  2
2 2 2
m  m1m2 
lx  ly  r 2  a2   
2  m1  m2 
ma2 2 2 m
  kT 
2 2 2
2kT

ma2
4
10. B
SECTION – C
11. 2
Applying conservation of energy
1 1 1 
mgs  sin   sin    I2  2  mv 2  I2 
2 2 2 
where   v / r & I  mr 2 / 2
Putting values & solving
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mgs  sin   sin    mv 2
4
1
 v  2 gs  sin   sin  
7
10  3.5  4 3 
2     2 m / s.
7 5 5
12. 5
A
B
C
o
30
2
1  1 
AC   10     2.5m  AB = 5 m
2  2
13. 8
T
N
T
T
2
 V  2R
2T  N  m 2Rcm    R    
R 
2T  N  2v 2
N  2T  2v 2  2  10  2  1 4  12 N
14. 1
k  x  2R
v ; k x  T
mo 
2
 d  v
2T sin     dm 
 2  R
v2
or T  2   m
R
5
v2  d   d 
 kx  2   m0   T cos   T cos  
R  2   2 
k  x  2R /2 /2
v & x   2r  l 
m0  T T
T sin    
d
2
T sin
d
 2 2
15. 3

p (change in momentum per collision)
 2m 2gh  2  15  103 10   0.3 kg ms 1
r
Then in p100 in 1 second  30 kg ms 1.
Force exerted = 30 N
So weight required = 30 N. So mass = 3 kg
16. 4
100 4 N
Force constant k = 10
0.1 m
1
W
2

k x 2final  xinitial
2
4J
17. 1
o
 ,T  mro o 
1  a / ro
18. 4
B l 2 L
The Half of the maximum current is equal to i1  at t = In2
4R R
B 2 l 4
The torque at this instant   4N  m
8R
19. 5
1 2
20. 6
1
  100
LCeq
 T  1/ 50 sec
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SECTION – D
21. 00003.00
As observed by B motion
of A is along AM and BM
is the shortest distance B
between them. Relative  displacement of A w.r.t to B 10 3 30o M
o V AB  5i  5 3 ˆj 60o
is AM = AB cos 30
 A ur
SAB AM 10 3 cos30o V AB
Time taken  t       1.5 sec
V AB VAB 10
22. 00003.00
 N2 A  N2 A
L1  o 1 ,L 2  o 2 r
l l
dl
Since V =  L ,So
dt
2 2
V1 L1  N1  1  600  1
      3
V2 L 2  N2  r  200  3
23. 01000.00
dL dm
  v1  v 2  R  200   5  2.5   2  1000 J
dt dt
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Chemistry PART – II
SECTION – A
24. D
A & B are peroxides & hydroperoxides which oxidizes Fe2  to Fe3
25. A
Let us take 100 gm solution  10 gm H2SO4 in 90 gm H2O
100 10
ml solution  mol. H2SO4
1.1 98
10  1.1 110
So, M    1.122  N  2.244
98  0.1 98
pH   log2.244
26. A
Use concept of lattice energy & hydration energy.
27. B, C
RT
Eo   Eo InK sp .............. i 

cl / AgCl/Ag Ag /Ag
F
RT
Eo  / AgBr / Ag  Eo   lnK sp ........  ii 
Br Ag /Ag F
as Eo  will be cancelled on subtractions (i) & (ii)
Ag /Ag
So Ecell can be determined
28. B, C, D
A is PhNHOH, B is PhNO
T.R
PhNHOH   Ag  PhNO
29. B, D
Thermal stability HOCl < HClO2 < HClO3 < HClO4
B.P., BiH3  SbH3  NH3  AsH3  PH3

has hydrogen bonding
30. B, C
OH
(A) & EtI obtained
(C) HI is anhyd. So carbocation is not formed
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(D)
is formed
CH2OH
O
O
31. A, B, C, D
F Less than 90o due to lP - BP repulsion
Cl F
F
P P 60o
32. C
a c b a
b c a b a c b c
M M M M
b a c a c b a b c c b
a
1 2 3 4
oppically inactive
a
b a
only
M
optically
b c c active
5
So str. (5) & its enantiomer is optically active.
33. A
Mabcd (tehahedral) can not show G.I & Ma3b3 & Ma4b2 can not show optical activity.
SECTION – C
34. 3
Picric acid, HCl, P-nitro benzoic acid are more acidic than formic acid.
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35. 7
In PCl5, maximum four atoms are in same plane
H H
C C C
H H 
- max five atoms are in same plane N  C  Ag  C  N  five atoms are in
same plane
36. 6
Refer EAN rule
36  At.No.  2  6  2
At.No  26
1S2 ,2S 2 ,2P 6 ,3S2 ,3P 6 ,4S 2 ,3d6  M2  3d6
37. 5
a, b can be H, H or H, CH3 or CH3, H or CH3, CH3 or H, C2H5 respectively.
38. 1
&
CD3 Cl Cl CD3
39. 3
H2O2  H2 O  O2
NaOCl  H2O2  O2  NaCl  H2 O
In 1 min 0.02 mol/lt H2O2 decomposes so in 20 min
2.303 a
k log
t ax
2.303 0.5
0.02  log
23.03 a  x 
0.5
0.2  log  take log 1.5 = 0.2 
ax
0.5
1.5 
ax
0.5 1
ax  
1.5 3
1 1
mole H2 O2 is left so mole O2 is produced in second reaction.
3 3
40. 8
8  V  1 1000
Meq of Fe2+ = meq of KMnO4 =  NKMnO4  V
100  56
8
N , as eq. wt. of KMnO4 is same in both experiment so NKMnO4 is same in both
5.6
10
Meq of KMnO4 = meq of H2O2

8 vol.strength
20   20  N  20 
5.6 5.6
so vol stre. of H2 O2  8
41. 4
O O
acetophenone, resorcinol,
O
will give Iodoform test O
42. 2
- -
COOH Conc OH COO COO
X= +
CHO -
 COO CH 2OH
(A)
O
COO
- H+ COOH H+ C
O
CH 2OH CH 2OH 
CH2
43. 3
Given halophenols are more acidic than phenol.
SECTION – D
44. 00080.00
C CH
H2C HC C CH3
H
45. 00017.92
electrolysis
2CH3 COOK   C2H6  2CO2  H2  2KOH  2H2O
Q  2  402  60
0.5  80
moles of e  0.5; used mole of e    0.4
100
as 2 mole e   4 mole gases
0.4  4
so 0.4 mole e   0.8 mole gases
2
V  0.8  22.4 Lt. = 17.92 Lt.
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46. 00049.50
1.24  1000
Mhypo   0.125
248  40
meq of hypo = meq of I2 in 25 ml  0.125  1 40  5
meq of I2  meq of As2O3  5
meq of AS2 O3 in 20 ml solution = 5
5  400
so meq of AS 2O3 in 400 ml =  100
20
100  103
mole of AS 2O3   50  10 3  0.05
2
wt. of AS2 O3  0.05  198  9.9 g
9.9
wt.%   100  49.5%
20
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Mathematics PART – III
SECTION – A
47. C
4 3 4
  and   
x1 y1 x12  4
4 2 4 2
4 x1 dx1
  2
dx1    Put x1  2 sec , dx1  2 sec  tan d 
2 4 x 41 2 x1 x12  4

2sec  tan d
2

  4 
0 2sec .2 tan  8
48. B
x x
t3 tdt
 2
dt   2
 f x
0 1  3t 0 1  3t
Put 1  3t 2  u2 
1  u2  1 
udu    x
3  3  1
  ln 1  3t 
2
u2 6 0
1 3x 2
1  1 1

9   u   du  ln 1  3x
 u 6
2
 
1
1 3 x2
1  u2  1
   lnu 
9 2

6

ln 1  3x 2 
1
1 1 1

18
  
1  3x 2  1  ln 1  3x 2  ln 1  3x 2
9 6
 
1 2  1 1 
 x 
6
  ln 1  3x 2
 18 6 
 
1 1
 x 2  ln 1  3x 2
6 9
 
49. A
x  2x 2 y 3  1 dy  y 1  3x 2 y 3  dx
ydx  xdy
 x 2 y  2xdy  3ydx  
y2
x

 d x3 y 2  d   
y
x
 x3 y2   c
y
 x 3 y3  x  cy
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50. A, B, C, D
12 1
x  ………. (i)
15  1 
1  2 
 x  y2 
 
4  1 
and y     ……. (ii)
5  1 
 1 
 x 2  y 2 
1
Put x 2  y 2  and add (i)2 and (ii)2
u
1 4  9 
2
1
    2
 2

u  5   1  4  1  4  
 
 1   1 
 25  u2  2  2   32 5  4    8 
 u    4 
1 6 26
Put u   v  v  or
u 5 5
1
 4  5 or
5
 2 1 
  x, y    2, 1 or  , 
5 5 
51. A, B, D
 SAB is right angle at S
 1 7 1  6 
Centre C is  ,    4,  3 
 2 2 
   4 and   3
     1 and     7
SC is radius and AB is diameter
1 1 85
 SC  36  49  85   21.25
2 2 4
52. A, C
 x  0  x  1  x
sin1( x)cos 1( x) 
 lim f(x)  lim 
x 0 x 0 2(1  x).   x  2 2

& for x  0  {x}  x
sin1(1  x)cos1(1  x) 
lim f(x)  lim 
x 0 x 0 2x(1  x) 2
53. B, D

  sin xdx  2
0
 b  a  4
a b
0
cos xdx  9
14
9
 ab 
2
 7
 a &b 
4 4
54. B, C
 
ab  bc  ca  a2  b2  c 2 for all a, b, c R 
 ab  bc  ca  6
Again, a2  b2  c 2  2bc  cos A  1
2 2 2
a b c
   ab  bc  ca 
2
 ab + b + ca > 3 So, (B) & (D)
55. C
56. B
2
Locus of Q is an ellipse whose vertices z1 and z2 don’t lie on it and eccentricity is for locus
3
of Q.
2
Now, 2ae  2 
3
z1  z2  2
 m  2  m  z1  z 2 
SECTION – C
57. 5
2 4
 k
 0
f(x)dx 
 2
f(x)dx  4
2 2
 0
f(x)dx  
0
f(x  2)dx  4
2
 2.dx  4  0
0
1
&   q1
1
 roots of g(x)  ax 2  bx  c lying in (0, 1)
 g(0).g(1)  C(a  b  c)  N so least value is “1”
 a2 11 1  1 1  1  as 1, 1 are roots of ax 2  bx  c  0
a2
g(0)g(1)  ax 2  bx  c  0
16
a2 1
 1  1 1  1  
16 4
 a  4 or a  4 & 1  1
 least value of a = 5
15
58. 6
2n  2n  1
f(n)  2nc 2  n  n
2
 n  2n  1  1  2n  n  1
1 1 1 1 1 1
 .  
f(n) 2 n  n  1 2  n  1 n 
1 1 1 1
 
f(4) 2  3 4 

1 1 1 1
  f(n)  2  3   6
n 4
59. 4
 f(x)  x  .x 2  .x
1 1
2
where    0
zf(z)dz & M   z f(z)dz
0
then
80 61
 & 
119 119
20
 f(x) 
119

4x 2  9x 
20
4
f(x) 119 20
 lim  
x  ax 2  7x a 119
 a4
60. 3
 1  2

 x 

x2  x2  2   7 x 2  2x  1 
2
 1 1
x2  2
 7 x  2  
x  x
1
Let  t

2
 t2  2  7  t  2 
5
 t  3 or 
3
5
 t 3 or
3
61. 8
 x 2  4  y  1 has directrix
y  1 1
y2
 4
  4
   8
16
62. 2
1  9  4a  1   2  a2  4a  5
2
 2  a2  4  a  2  1  0
63. 3
 z1  z  z22  z 2 2 ,z3  z 22 2
z2
   or 
z1
z3
 2 or 2
z1
64. 3
x y z
 Plane is   1
a b c
Distance from (0, 0, 0) = 3 is
1
3
1 1 1
 
a2 b2 c 2
1 1 1 1
 Locus of P is 2  2  2 
x y z 9
65. 5
Let a  xb  yc  z b  c  
 a.b  x  b.b   y  b.c   2
x  y  b.c   2 ........ (1)

a.c  0  y  1  5
y5
2
 
a. b  c  0  0  z b  c
z2
66. 4
2 
 tan1 x   for  1  2  x 2  1
3 2

 tan1 x   3   x 2  1
6
1
x 1 x  3
3
1  x  3
 have no solution for x < 1 or x  3
So, max  1 and min  3
17
SECTION – D
67. 00001.12
2x x2  1 2x x2  1
  2  2 2
x2  1 x x2  1 x
 M  2 2 & m  1, i.e., m  1
68. 00000.75
Put t  tan 
2
sec 2 d 
  sec  1  tan 
0
2 2017
  4
3x 3
   0.75
 4
69. 00000.75
Let t  log 3x  4  2x  1
1 1
 2t  3  t  1 or
t 2
1 3
log 3x  4   2x  1   x  1 or
2 4
3
 only solution is x 
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