24 06 2021 SR Super60 All Jee Main GTM 31 Key Sol S

Sri Chaitanya IIT Academy., India.
A.P, TELANGANA, KARNATAKA, TAMILNADU, MAHARASHTRA, DELHI, RANCHI
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Sec: Sr.Super-60 & All Jee-Main Date:24-06-2021
Time: 10.00Am to 01.00 GTM-31 Max.Marks:300
Key Sheet
PHYSICS
1 3 2 4 3 2 4 2 5 3
6 2 7 4 8 1 9 3 10 4
11 2 12 3 13 4 14 1 15 2
16 3 17 1 18 4 19 2 20 3
21 0.02 22 20.01 23 0.64 24 0.12 25 11.25
26 40 27 1.60 28 12 29 20 30 4
CHEMISTRY
31 2 32 4 33 1 34 2 35 3
36 3 37 3 38 3 39 3 40 1
41 2 42 3 43 1 44 3 45 1
46 2 47 3 48 2 49 4 50 3
51 4 52 8 53 6 54 -0.22 55 0.33
56 750 57 21.6 58 5 59 5 60 12.50
MATHEMATICS
61 3 62 4 63 2 64 4 65 1
66 1 67 2 68 3 69 2 70 1
71 3 72 2 73 3 74 4 75 1
76 2 77 1 78 1 79 1 80 2
81 2 82 13 83 4 84 0 85 1
86 3 87 0 88 0 89 1 90 2
Sri Chaitanya IIT Academy 24-06-2021_Sr.Super60 & All_Jee-Main_GTM-31_Key & Sol’s
SOLUTIONS
PHYSICS
m 21.2
1.    10.6s
b 2
E  E 0e  t / 
 0.1  e t/10.6
e t /10.6  10
t
  ln10
10.6
t  10.6 2.302  24.4s
2. Given
Frequency of signal f m  20kHz
Peak voltage A m  5V
Frequency of carrier wave f c  1.2MHz
Peak voltage AC = 2.5V
V 5
Modulation index  m   0.2
V0 2
Lower side band frequency f LSB  f c  f m
= 1200 – 20
= 1180 kHz
Upper side band frequency f USB  f m  f c
= 1200 – 20
= 1180 kHz
3. Object distance u   u  u    50.1  0.5 cm
Image distance v   v  v   20.1  0.2 cm
From mirror formula
1 1 1 1 1 1 1
     
F v u F 50.1 20.1 0.0697
 F  14.34cm
F v u
and 2  2  2
F v u
2 2
 F f
 F  u    v  
 u  v
2 2
 14.3   14.3 
 0.5    0.2 
 50.1  20.1
 0.04  0.10  0.14cm
Hence, f  14.3  0.1 cm
4.
Sec: Sr.Super-60 & All Page 2

1
Before K1 opened the energy stored over capacity C1  CV 2
2
1
  3  106  102  150J
2
 
2. Now this energy will be dissipated E  i 2 Rt in the two resistors in the ratio of
R 1 : R 2 as they are in series (current flowing through the resistors is same) when switch
K 2 is closed.
150J is lost at the ratio 2 : 4 = 1 : 2
1 2
In 2 rd of 150J and in 4, rd of 150J will be lost.
3 3
5. Horizontal component of velocity is decreased (or) due but vertical component remains
same.
6. Electron moves from n-side to p-side
7. ax 2  bv 2  k
bv 2  k  ax 2
k a
v2   x 2
b b
Compare with v 2  A 2 2   2 x 2
 2  a / b and A 2 2  k / b
A 2 2 k/b k
A 2
 
 a/b a
8. The rate of formation of radioactive nuclei is t 2
Rate of decay of radioactive nuclei is N
dN 2
  t  N
dt
dN d2 N
For to be minimum; 2  0
dt dt
2
d N dN
 2  2t  
dt dt
 
 2t   t 2  N  0
2
2t  t
N
2
2t 0  t 02
N (at t  t 0 )
2
9.
After insertion of thin glass plates in path of beams from S1 and S2 as shown, path
difference at screen center becomes
 a  t1    1   2    1
Say after insertion of plates at point P (above O) the physical
 dx 
Path difference   will balance the optical path difference due to plates so finally
 D
effective path difference at P is zero at point P we use
dx
 ap   a  0
D
dx
  t1    1  t 2    1
D
D
 x     1  t 2    1
d
D
 x     1  t1  t 2  .......1
d
In YDSE fringe width is given as
D D 
  
d d 
E
10. c
B
11. As we know for a streamline flow of a liquid velocity of each particle at a particular
cross section is constant, because Av = constant (law of continuity) between two cross
section of a tube of flow.
1main scale division
12. Least count 
Number of Vernier scale divisions
1 main scale division
0.1mm 
20
1 Main scale division = 2mm
13. Step-I: For diatomic gas f  5 & f rot  2;
Step-II : O 2 and N 2 both are diatomic
14.
Given Current = i
Side of square = a
Constant velocity = v
The electro motive force induced in the frame in the position
enet  e1  e2 ........1
We know e1  B1va;e 2  B 2 va
 e net   B1va  B2 va 
  B1  B2  va..... 2
We know magnetic field due to long wire carrying a current I is
i
B1  0
2x
 0i
Due to square frame B2 
2  x  a 
Substituting the above formulas in equation (2)
 i  0i 
enet   0  va
 2x 2  x  a  
 0i  1 1 
  va
2  x  x  a  

 0i  x  a  x 
 va
2  x  x  a  
 0iva 2

2x  x  a 
15. In the rod current density.
i
j

 b  a2
2

Actual field is the vector sum of two current carrying rods, having same current density
but in opposite direction. On the hole axis, only the larger rod contributes magnetic
field.
Imagine an ampere a loop of radius E and apply Ampere law.
 B.dl  0i enclosed

B2 c   0 jc 2 
 0ic2  0ic
or B  
2

2c b  a 2

2 b 2  a 2  
 0ic
or B 

2 b2  a 2 
16. va s
ds
a s
dt
ds
 adt
s
a2t2
2 s  at  s 
4
Ma 2
F
2
Ma 2 a 2 t 2 1
Work done   Ma 4 t 2
2 4 8
17. Here, 1  30º and  2  45º . Ratio horizontal magnetic field BH .
BH  Bcos  
 BH 1  Bcos30º  3 / 2  3
 BH  2 Bcos 45º 1 / 2 2
1
18.   ne   
ne
1 1
 19 19
  0.4m
10  1.6  10  1.6 2.56
 K2  1dT
19. Heat current H 
dx
r2 T2
dx
H   K12  dT
r1
x T1
r 
H log  2    K12  T2  T1 
 r1 
r 
H  2 lK  T2  T1  log  2 
 r1 

r 
 H log  2 
 r1 
20. Energy of the photoelectron does not depend on intensity of light
V 6
21. I 
R1  R 2  R 3 50  150  100
6
  0.02A
300
22.
Distance of null point

d 3
x   1m from m1
m2 2 1
1
m1
 G 1  G  4
V  V1  V2  
1 2
  G  2G
 3G
 3  6.67  10 11
 20.01  1011 J / kg
2
 1mm
23.  2

8cm  1.5m / min  40  v 
4
24. Because the rope has a finite mass, the tension in the rope is different at different points
on the rope. At the top where the rope is rigidly fixed, the tension = weight of the rope
+ the weight attached to the free end of the rope = 6 kg + 2 kg = 8 kg wt. Tension at the
free end of the rope = 2 kg wt.
T
Since v  , if the tension becomes 4 times, the velocity of the pulse is doubled.
m
Since the frequency cannot change and   u / v , if v is doubled,  is also doubled.
25. Here, v  1.5ms 1
dm dm
 5kg ms 1 ,F  5v  5  1.5  7.5N
dt dt
P  F  v  7.5  1.5  11.25W
26.
27. Only 4% of energy is absorbed and only 3% of this can be cause photo emission, Part
of intensity available for photo emission is
3 4
I   I0  12  106 W / m 2
100 100
Nhv
 12  106
tA
N 12  10 6  1  104  264.8  10 9
 
t 6.62  1034  3  108
3177.6  107

19.86
 1.60  109 electrons/sec
28. Let the emf of cell is  internal resistance is ‘r’ and potential gradient is X.
Only cell connect
 560x..... i
After connecting the resistor
  10
 500x..... ii
10  r
From 1 and 2
56 50 5r
6
r   1.2
5
n  12
v
29. Ex   6i
x
v
Ey   8j
y
v
Ez   8zk
z

E net at origin  6 2  82  10
 
 F  qE  20N
30. x1  l  2 fl  3.14

Also, tan   L
R
 L   Z
tan 1   tan 1  
 R   R  tan 1  3.14
  
  
72º 72   1
   s
 180 250
2  50
3
4  10 s  k
So, 1000k = 4
CHEMISTRY
31. AB5 molecule may have either Trigonal bipyramid or square pyramidal structure.
32. The decrease in ionization energy in noble gases is very large than in alkali metals. So
the difference in 1st ionization energies of neon and sodium is very large.
33. Co3 is colourless but not oxidizing agent all 3d elements cannot liberate H 2 from 1M
HCl
Ex: Cu
34. The amount of oxygen required to decompose the organic matter in given sample of
water when kept in all incubator for 5 day is known as BOD
35. It is the definition for calcination
36.
37. Almost all compounds formed in lower +ve oxidation state contains double bonds or
triple bonds as nitrogen oxides, or cyanides which are not possible for phosphorous or
other elements. Due to bigger size the other elements in that group cannot form
  bonds.
38. The kinetic energy of the ejected electron is given by the equation
1
hv  hv0  mv 2
2
hc hc 1 c
  mv 2  v 
 0 2 
1 hc hc
mv 2  
2  0
2hc   0   
 v2 
m   0 
2hc   0   
v
m   0 
39. IUPAC name of following will be
CHO
CH3
OH
4 – hydroxy 2 – methyl benzladehyde

40. Radiation coming from sun or outerspace have high energy or short wavelength, which
are allowed to enter by green house gases. However, radiation emitted by earth is in
infrared region, having long wavelength, are reflected back by the envelope of green
house gases
41. Adsorption leads to a decrease in the residual forces on the surface of the adsorbent.
This causes a decrease in the surface energy of the adsorbent. Therefore, adsorption is
always exothermic.
G  H  TS .
Therefore, G should be negative. Hence H  TS should be negative.
42. Arsenic drugs are used in the treatment of syphillis
43. An organometallic compound has metal-carbon bond.
Ti  C2 H 4  4 is an organometallic compound due to Ti directly attached to C – atom .
44. AgCl :
K sp   Ag    Cl   1.8  1010
 1.8  1010
 Ag  
 Cl 
AgBr :
K sp   Ag    Br    5.0  10 13
5.3  1013
 Ag   
 Br  
Ag 2CrO 4 :
2
K sp   Ag    Cr2O 42   1.1  10 12
1.1  1012
 Ag   
 Cr2O 42 
AgI :
K sp   Ag    I    8.3  1017
 8.3  1017
 Ag   
  Cl    Br     I    1
 I 
Than maximum  Ag   will be required in case of Ag 2CrO 4
45. Anomers are cyclic monosaccharides that differ in configuration only at the acetal or
hemiacetal carbon or at the anomeric carbon atoms.
The cyclic monosaccharides given in I and II differ in configuration only at C – 1 atom.
Therefore, they are anomers.
46.
XY5 g XY  g  Y  g 
Initial 800mm 0 0
At eqn. 800 – x x x mm
But at eqm. The pressure is = 960mm
Therefore, 800  x  x  x  960mm, x  160mm
amount dissociated
Degree of dissociation of XY2 
Initial amount
160
  0.2
800
x
47. For the adsorption of a gas on a solid  kp1/n
m
This equation is known as Freundlich Adsorption isotherm.
x 1
 log  log k  log p
m n
48. Ozonolysis of 2,3 – dimethyl – 1 – butane followed by reaction with zinc and water
gives methanol and 3 – methyl – 2 – butane
i)O3
CH3  CH  C  CH3 
ii)Zn/H2O
 CH3  C  O  HCHO
CH 3 CH 3 CH 3 CH 3
2,3 dimethyl - 1 - butene 3 methyl, 2 - butanone
49. Conceptual
50.
Adding(i) and (iii)
1
1.5  105  3
 3.3  103
4.5  10
51. The smallest X – M – X bond angle in octahedron is 90º and largest bond angle is 180º.
Then the number of 90º angles are 12 and the number 180º angle is 3. Then the ratio is
12/3 = 4.
52. On this complex , P Me3 the phosphorous atom and the three carbon atoms of Me
groups are sp 3
53. Alkaline permanganate oxidises KI to KIO 3
54. When,
pH  14  H    1014 and  OH    1M
2
K sp   Cu 2   OH    1019
2 1019
 Cu   2  1019
OH  
The half cell reaction
Cu 2  2e   Cu
0.059 1
E  Eº  log
2  Cu 2 
0.059 1
 0.34  log 19  0.22V
2 10
55. Let the mass of methane and oxygen  'm'gm
Moles of O2
Mole fraction of O 2 
Moles of O2  Moles of CH 4
m / 32 m / 32 1
  
m / 32  m / 16 3m / 32 3
Partial pressure of O 2  total pressure  mole fraction of O 2
1 1
PO2  P   P
3 3
Therefore, the fraction of the total pressure exerted by oxygen is 0.33
56. For a reaction to be at equilibrium G  0
Since G  H  TS
So at equilibrium H  TS  0
Therefore, H  TS
For the reaction:
1 3
X 2  Y2  XY3 ; H  30KJ  given 
2 2
Calculating S for the above reaction, we get
1 3 
S  50    60   40 JK 1
2 2 
1
 50   30  60 JK 1  40JK
At equilibrium, TS  H  G  0
 T   40  30  1000 1KJ  1000J 

30  1000
T  750K
40
57. At cathode: Ag   e   Ag
1
At anode: 2OH   H 2O  O 2  2e
2
108
E Ag   108
1
1
 32
Eo 2  2 8
2
WAg Wo 2

E Ag Eo 2
1.6  108
WAg   21.6gm
8
58.
 HI 
 HI 

O HO I I I
Mg
IMgCH 2CH 2CH 2CH 2 MgI
Ether

CO 2 / H3O
O
CH 2  CH 2  COOH

 Adipic acid    CO 2  H 2O
CH 2  CH 2  COOH
59.
60. In a ccp lattice of oxide ions, there would be two tetrahedral and one octahedral void
per oxide ion.
Out of the eight tetrahedral voids, one is occupied by A.
1
 % of tetrahedral voids occupied   100  12.5%
8

MATHEMATICS
61. f ' x   3x 2 – 18x  18 – 3  0
1 6 – 1
Clearly, f 1  0 other root 6  1

 1    6  1
 max  6  1
10
Sum of all possible value(s) of  max   (6  1)
1
6·10·11
 – 10  10  33 –1  320.
2
62.  f  x   x 3 – 3ax 2  3(a 2 – 1)x  1
2
 f’ x   3x 2 – 6ax  3(a 2 – 1)  3(x 2 – 2ax  a 2 – 1)  3( x – a  – 1)
 3 x – a  1 x – a – 1
 a – 1  –2  a  –1
and a  1  4  a  3
 a  – 1,3
 a 2 – a1  4.
9
63. f (x)  x+b
25
25
then f -1 (x)   x-b
9
science f (x) and f -1 (x) intersect at y = x.
 25 25 
Point of intersection is  (b)· b
 16 16 
P
25 b, 25 b
(0, b) A 16 16
y= 9 x+b
25 C
0 25
y= (x – b)
9
 1 25 
Required area = 2  ar OAP  2  b· b  49
 2 16 
49  16
b2 
25
7  4 28
b  .
5 5

10
64. C0 (1  x 3n )10 10 C1 (1  x 3n )9·x 504 10 C 2 (1  x 3n )8·x1008 10 C3 (1  x 3n ) 7 x1512
10 C4 (1  x 3n )6 x 2016  
Terms containing x 2016 10 C3·7 Cr x 3nr  1512 10 C4 ·6 C0·x 2016
3nr  504  nr  168
168
n , r  1, 2,3,  6,7
r
n = 24, r=7
 Coefficient 10 C3 10 C4 11 C4
 n  c 11 C 4  24 11 C 4  4 P4
65.  
u 2  5  2 u cos 2   sin 2  4sin 2   cos2  
52  4  3sin 1  3sin   5  2
2 2
4  9sin 2   9sin 2 
2
 1 1  1 9
 5  2 4  9  sin 4   sin 2      5  2 4  9  sin 2    
 4 4  2 4
2
2 25  1
u 5 2  9  sin 2   
4  2
5
max = 5 + 2· = 10
2
min = 5 + 2 · 2 = 9.
66. Equation of tangent y  mx  2 1  m 2
its passes through (–2, – 4)
 2m – 4 2  4(1  m 2 )
4m 2 – 16m  16  4  4m 2
16m = 12
3
m
4
x = –2

(–2, –4) –
3
one tangent is vertical slope and other is
4
3
Equation of incident ray , y  4   x  2
4
3x + 4y + 22 = 0

| 4   | |    | |  | |    |
67. t   |  | 2
| | | | | |
sin 2x sin(2  2h) sin 2h( 2)
Lim  Lim  Lim  2
x    x h 0 h h 0 2h
68. Putting z = x + iy
|x - iy - i(x + iy)| +|x + iy - i(x - iy)| = 4
|x + y - i(x + y)| +|x - y - i(x - y)| = 4
|x + y| +|x - y| = 2 2
xy xy
 2
2 2
|x|+|y| = 2
 Required area = 8 sq. units.
69. z 1
 x [-1, 1] (x 2 +y 2 =1)
E  z  1  | z 2 – z  1|
 1 
E  (x  1)2  y 2  z  z   1
 z 
1
E  2  2x  | z | z  1
z
E  2 1  x  2x  1
 f  x   2 1  x  2x – 1 in  –1,1
7
f '  x   0at x 
8
7 1
x 1 1
8 2
13
f (x) 3 3 3
4
13
 f  x  |max  .
4
dy
70. 
 1  y2  x  e tan 1 y
 dx 0
1
dx x e tan y
  
dy 1  y 2 1  y 2
dy
 1 y2 1
I.F  e  e tan y
1 1
tan 1 y e 2 tan y e 2 tan y

C
 Solution is xe  dy  
1  y2 2 2

1 1
 2xe tan y
 e2 tan y
 C,C  constant of integration.
 
2 2
sin t dt sin t dt
71. I 2  3  3x  t 
0 t  0
(t  3) 2
3   1
3 

  sin t 2 2 cos t 
 3  dt 
 t  3 0 0
t  3 
 2   2 
 3     3   
  6     6
72. R 2  R 2 – R 1 and R 3  R 3 – R 1
f  x   –(a 2 – x) (a 3 – x)  –x 2  (a 2  a 3 )x – a 2a 3
D
a2  a3  6 D  6
|a|
 D 36
Max    9.
4a 4
x 2 y2
73. Equation of tangent on   1 will be
3 2
y  mx  3m 2  2..... i
Equation (i) coincide with y = kx + 2h
m  k & 3m 2  2  2h
 3k 2 2  4h 2  4h 2 – 3k 2  2
locus of (h, k) is
x 2 y2
 1
2 2
4 3
2
4 7
eccentricity = 1  3  1   .
2 3 3
4
 1  1
74. f  x    f  x    f  x  ........ i 
 2  2
1  1
x  x  ,f  x  1  f  x    x  
2  2
 1  1  1
From eq. (i), f  x  1  f  x    f  x     x  
 2  2  2
 1
f  x  1  f  x    0
 2

 1
f  x  1   f  x  
 2
1  3
x  x  ,f  x     f  x  ....... ii 
2  2
3  3
x  x  ,f  x  3  f  x   ....... iii
2  2
From (ii) and (iii), f (x + 3) = f (x)
Hence, f (x) is period with period = 3
f (x – 3) = f (x)
f (x – 3) + f (x + 3) = f (x) + f (x) = 2 f (x)
h
75. In BCD, tan30  ... i
d
H
In ABD, tan60  ... ii 
d
(i) divided by (ii)
A
60°
H
Tower C
h
30° 60° Pole
B D
d
h
tan 30 d

tan 60 H
d
1 h H
 h
3 3 H 3
1
76. y
x
dy 1

dx x 2
Equation of normal A(t1 ) and A(t 2 )
1 1

t 2 t1
 t12
t 2  t1
 t13 t 2  1
1 1
px  q  px  r 1  2 2

77.  qr
dx 
q  r  
(px  q)  (px  r)  dx
3 3
 1  2 
  ·  (px  q)  (px  r) 2 
2
 q  r  3p  

78. Let Lim b n  b
n 
1 125 
b n 1   2b n  2 
3 bn 
1 125 
Lim b n 1   2 Lim b n  
n  3  n Lim b 2n 
n 
1 125 
b   2b  2 
3 b 
2b 125
b 
3 3b 2
b 125
  2  b3  125
3 3b
b=5
2
 
2
79. 21 (log 2 x )  x log2 x 30
log 2 x log 2 x 2

2· 2  
 x log 2 x  30
2

2·x log 2 x  x log2 x  30
Now put x log2 x  t
t 2 +2t - 3 = 0  (t + 3)(t - 1) = 0  t=1
log 2 x
x 1
(log 2 x)(log 2 x) = 0  t=1
 2x 0  
 sin 1 (x 0 )  tan 1  2
 cot 1 (2)   tan 1 2  cot 1 2  
 2  (x 0 )  2
1 0 0 
80.  I  0 1 0
 
 0 0 1 
 3 different columns can be arranged in 3! = 6 ways
0 1 0 
for ex  P can be 1 0 0 
 
0 0 1 
and P  1 or – 1 in each case.
81. The shortest distance line will be perpendicular to y = x.

A
A = Area of OABCDEO = 2 Area of OABCO = 2B   2.
B

x2 = y – 2
y=x
D
C
y2 = x – 2
E B
O A
82. Palindrome is x y y x where x 1, 2, ..... 8, 9 and y  0, 9

Now, x y y x = 1000x + 100y + 10y + x = 1001x + 110y
Now, 1001 is divisble by 7, hence x can be anything from 1 to 9.
For 110y to be divisible by 7, y must be either 0 or 7.
Hence, n(S) = 10 ; n(A) = 2
2 p
Probability =  p2
10 10
q
Probability that it is divisible by 11 is 1   q  10
10
1 r
Probability that it is divisible by 13 is   r  1 (y = 0, y cannot be 13)
10 10
Hence p + q + r = 2 + 10 + 1 = 13.
83. Let P  x   ax 3  bx 2  cx  d
P  –x   –ax 3  bx 2 – cx  d
P  x  – P  –x   2(ax 3  cx)
P(2) – P(–2) = 16a + 4c
and P ' 0  c
P(2)  P( 2) 16a  4c
  5
P'(0) c
c
 1 6a  c   16
a
c
       4
a
dx
84. x = cos t    sin t
dt
dy 1
y  ln t  
dt t
2
dy 1  dy  4
    2
dx t sin t  
dx t  /2 
d 2 y d  1  d  1  dt 1  1 
       (t cos t  sin t) 
dx 2
dx t sin t dt t sin t dx (t sin t) 2  sin t 
d 2 y  t cos t  sin t

dx 2 t 2 sin 3 t
d2y 4
2
 2
dx t  /2 

2
d 2 y  dy 
  0
dx 2  dx 
85. Let numbers be a and b then x 2  ab .......(1)
2a  b 2b  a
y ,z 
3 3
(2y – z) = a and 2z – y = b
(2y  z)(2z  y)
1
x2
a c
86. b2  4acand 
c a
2 2
a c a 2  c2  b 2
 = k (let) , cos B =
ac 2ac
k
 cos B = - 2  k = 4 + 2 cos B
2
2 < k < 6  k = 3, 4, 5.
87.  2a + b + c = 0 ….…(1)
Algebraic sum of perpendiculars =
aa 1  4b  c aa 2  5b  c aa 3  3b  c 2a  bb1  c 3a  bb 2  c 7a  bb 3  c
    
a 2  b2 a 2  b2 a 2  b2 a 2  b2 a 2  b2 a 2  b2
 a (a1  a 2  a 3  12)  b (b1  b 2  b3  6)  6c  0
 a  a 2  a 3  12   b  b 2  b3  6 
 1  a  1  b  c  0
 6   6
 2a + b + c = 0 from (1)
a  a 2  a 3  12
 1  2  a1  a 2  a 3  0  a 1  a 2  a 3  0
6
b1  b 2  b3  6
 = 1  b1 + b2 + b3 = 0  b1 = b 2 = b3 = 0 and = 1 Þ b1 + b2 + b3 = 0 Þ
6
b1 = b2 = b3 = 0.
 Sum = 0.

88.  coefficient of variation   100
x

 50  1  100 1  15
30

 60  2  100  2  15
25
1   2  0

89. Let a  p1ˆi  q1ˆj  r1kˆ

b  p 2 iˆ  q 2ˆj  r2 kˆ

c  p ˆi  q ˆj  r kˆ
3 3 3

    
a·a a·b a·c
       2
 Given determinant b·a b·b b·c   a b c 
    
c·a c·b c·c
= |B|2 =|adj A|2 =|A|4 =1
90. y  aln x  bx 2 8x – 2011
a
y'  2bx  8  0 has exactly one root
x
 2bx 2 8x  a  0 has exactly one root
 D = 0  64 – 8ab = 0  ab = 8
(one root can not be negative because 'a' and 'b' are positive)
a a 4
y''  2  2b  0  x 2   1
x 2b b 2
 b 2  4  b  2.

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Sri Chaitanya IIT Academy., India.

A.P, TELANGANA, KARNATAKA, TAMILNADU, MAHARASHTRA, DELHI, RANCHI

A right Choice for the Real Aspirant

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Distance of null point

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Adding(i) and (iii)

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Clearly, f 1  0 other root 6  1

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tan 1 y e 2 tan y e 2 tan y

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81. The shortest distance line will be perpendicular to y = x.

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82. Palindrome is x y y x where x 1, 2, ..... 8, 9 and y  0, 9

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