Fiitjee All India Test Series: JEE (Main) - 2020

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ALL INDIA TEST SERIES

FULL TEST – VIII
JEE (Main)-2020
TEST DATE: 27-08-2020
ANSWERS, HINTS & SOLUTIONS

Physics PART – I
SECTION – A
1. B
mgsin   fk mgsin   mgsin  v
Sol. a= 
m m

a = 2g sin 
N v0
CM = ICM
2
fk R  mR2   = tan 
5 a 
5gsin  fk
 mg sin  mg cos 
2R 
When pure rolling motion starts
v = R
v0  at = tR
5gsin t
v 0  2gsin t 
2
9gsin t
v0 
2
2v 0
t =
9gsin
2. A
Sol. dt = I
2qEdt = I
R2 dB  4m  2 
 2q  dt    m 2  m 2  
2 dt  
 12 
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7m 2
qR2B  
3
 3qBR2 
 
 7m 2
 
3. A
3 2
Sol.   B sin t
4
3 2
   B cos t
4
3 2 B
I cos t
4R
2
2 /  
 I2Rdt 2  cos tdt

2
0
 32B  0
Pav   R
2 /   4R  2 / 
 

0
dt 0
dt
2
 32B  1 3B2 2  4
Pav   R 
 4R  2 32R
 
4. B
Sol. v = R sin  
 /2 y 2  0  Mcos 
20   4 
 4R
0
3
Mcos   R sin   Rd A R3
 /2  /2
 M  M  cos 2  d  0 
 0  sin 2  d  0   4   Msin 
2  2R 4R  2 0   
0
2 2 R3
0M  1 1  0M 0 ia  a i O
    0 B x
4R  2 2  4R 4R 4R i
5. C
2
dB 0 6M2 
2 30IR

Sol. FM   I R  
dr 4 d4  2d4 
 
6. B
Sol. Using conservation of angular momentum about the vertical axis passing A 
through vertex ‘A’. B
a a 2
mv  mv  ma2 
2 2 3 a
2 3v
 mva  ma2    
3 2a D C
a
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7. D
 v  v0
Sol. J = m  v0  0  v
 5 
v0/5
60
4mv 0 B
J A J
5 J J1
J cos 60 = 2mv
v1
2mv0
 2mv
5 J1
v C v
v 0
5
Impulse due to string on the ball ‘C’ during collision is
J1 = mv
mv0
 J1 
5
8. B
Sol. The wavelength of sound received by the observer is
 v
4 v  
5  16v
  
f 5f
9. B
h
 3h 
Sol. F  (P
h/2
0  gy)2Rdy   P0  g  Rh
 4 
10. D
Sol. Acceleration of each particle 3
v sin60 3v 2 v
a 0  v  v 
a/2 a a/2 a/2
v
1
v a/2 2
11. B
I1
Sol. 80  10 og …(i)
I0
I2
40  10 og ….(ii)
I0
From (i) and (ii)
I
40  10 og 1
I2
2
r 
4  og  2 
r 
 1 
r2
 102
r1
r2 = 10  102 cm = 10 m
12. A
Sol. mobility will remain same.
13. D
2 F 1 289
Sol. Frequency of the sonometer wire, f    100 Hz
2  0.17 1
Frequency of the tuning fork is f0 = f + 5 = 105 Hz
14. C
 2Q  q   Q   Q  q  Q
Sol.     E0 
 20 A   20 A   20 A  2A0
(2Q  q) + Q = Q + q
q=Q q
2Q  q Q+q
q
15. B
I0 I 8
Sol. I cos2 37  cos2   0
2 100
I0 16 I  4
  cos2   0
2 25 50
1
cos2  
4
1
cos  
2
 = 60
16. B
Sol. sin 60 =  sin r
3
  3 sin r
2
r = 30
The net deviation produced in the ray
 = 30 + 100 + 30 = 160 clockwise
17. A
Sol. L.S.B. = (1000  5)kHz = 995 kHz
U.S.B. = (1000 + 5) kHz = 1005 kHz
18. C
Sol. m = r2
m   r    0.004 0.006 0.05 
100   2    100 =   2   100
m   r    0.4 0.6 5 
Maximum % error in the mass = (0.01 + 2  0.01 + 0.01)  100 = 4%
19. C
Sol.  1   2  t  3
3 3  5  107
t   5 m
(1  2 ) (1.8  1.5)
20. A
Sol. The equation of process is P   V
PV 1/2  cons tan t
This is a polytropic process with a polytropic constant, x = (1/2)
 Molar heat capacity of the gas
R 5R R 5R 2R 19R
C  CV      
(1  x) 2  1 2 3 6
1  2 
 
SECTION – B
21. 7
4
Sol. sin37  1 sinr
3
r = 53
So, x = 4 tan 37 + 3 cot 37 = 7 m
22. 2
Sol. Angular velocity of the rod is
u 2u  cos 30
  P C
 cos 60 

Potential difference between P and Q B
1 Bu
2

= B 2 cos2 30  cos2 60 
2
  cos 60
n=2 30
Q u
SECTION – C
23. 00003.25
Sol. Pitch of the screw gauge, P = 1mm
P 1
Least count, L.C. =   0.01 mm
N 100
Diameter of the wire, d = 3 mm + 25  L.C. = 3mm + 25  0.01 mm
 d = 3.25 mm
24. 00020.00
6
Sol. I  0.02 ampere = 20 milliampere
300
25. 00028.20
mR2
 mx 2
Sol. T  2 2
mgx
R 40
T will be minimum for x    20 2 = 28.2 cm
2 2
Chemistry PART – II
SECTION – A
26. D
Sol. 2.76  10 3
Subtraction of second equation from first will give the required equation. Hence
G  41.0   55.6 
 14.6 kJ =  2.303RT log K
14.6  1000
 log10 K= 
8.3  298  2.303
=–2.56
 K=2.7  10 3
27. C
Sol.
28. D
Sol. Z  4  0.8 = 3.2
a
 100
2
a  200 pm
Z M 3.2  60
d 3
 3
NA  a 
6  1023  2  108 
29. B
Sol. A will be faster both in S N 1 and S N 2 reaction
Allylic halide gives both S N 1 and S N 2 reaction
30. A
Sol. I, II
31. C
Sol. At 298 K,
Zn  s   2 H   aq   Zn 2   0.1M   H 2  g  ; E   0.76V
EMF = 0.199 V
From Nernst equation,
2
0.0591 H  
Ecell  0
ECell  log  2  n  2e  
n  Zn 
 
2
0.0591 H  
0.199V  0.76V  log  
2  0.1
H   10 10 M
 pH=  log H    log1010
pH  10 log10
pH  10
32. D
Sol. NO  NO3 2NO 2
x x
1 3 x
2 2
3 x 3 x 2x
x2 4 x2
K K 2
 x  x  3  x
 1   3  
 2  2
Equating the two gives x = 3/2 then K = 4
33. C
Sol.
34. D
Sol. C2 O42   CO  CO 
Bond order of C–O in C 2 O42 is  1.5
Bond order of C–O in CO is  3
Bond order of C–O in CO  is  more than 3
35. D
Sol. Given mY = 2mZ . . . (i)
Urms of ‘Y’ = 2  Urms of Z . . . (ii)
and no. of molecules of Y = No. of molecules of ‘Z’ . . . (iii)
1
 PY VY  M Y U rms
2
3 Y
1 2
PZ VZ = M ZU rms
3 Z
PY VY M Y UY2
   . . . . . . (iv)
PZVZ M Z U Z2
 Given VY = VZ . . . . . . (v)
By equation 1, 2, 3, 4, 5,
PY
 2  (2)2  8
PZ
36. B
Sol. Mercuric chloride, HgCl2.
Chromyl chloride test is used for the conformation of chloride ion. Formation of red vapour,
yellow solution, yellow ppt.
[Chloride of Sb 3 , Sn4 , Ag 1 , Pb 2 , Hg 2 , Hg  , Sb 5 does not give dissolve significantly in water]
37. B
Sol. Mannose
Mannose is a monosaccharide, a C–2 epimer of glucose.
38. A
Sol. 2.5 g/g adsorbent
x
 k .Pl / n since, log k = 0.699,
m
Hence , k = 5;
1
Slope =  tan 45  1
n
x
Thus,  5  0.5 g / g adsorbent
m
39. B
Sol. Analgesic
40. A
Sol. Phenol is also called carbolic acid, Benzoic acid is more acidic than phenol. So the acid reacts
with NaHCO3 to give CO2(g), while phenol does not react.
(B) Only carbonyl compound gives 2, 4-DNP test.
(C) Both acid and phenol react with aqueous NaOH to give their corresponding salts.
PhCOOH  NaOH  PhCOONa
PhOH  NaOH  PhONa
(D) Both acid and phenol react with NH3. PhCOOH  NH 3  PhNH 2 (Aniline) + H2O
41. C
Sol. one mole of sulphuric acid, one mole of peroxomono-sulphuric acid
42. D
Sol. The electronic configurations of Ni, Fe, CO and Cr in the given complexes are  3d 8 ,
 3d 6 ,  3d 6 4
and  3d  , respectively. These involves dsp², d²sp³, d²sp³ and sp³ d²-hybridizatin
respectively. The complex Cr  H 2O 6  SO4 will be paramagnetic as Cr contains four unpaired
electrons.
43. A
Sol. Catalytic oxidation of NH3 by O2.
44. B
Sol. For gas A the temperature remains constant but in case of gas B the temperature increases so
the pressure increases. Therefore, the final pressure of ‘A’ will be less than that of B.
45. D
Sol. H2O2 is thermally unstable and it decomposes easily.
1
H 2O2  l   H 2O  l   O2  g  Its decomposition is catalysed by alkali metals present in traces
2
in the glass of the vessel.
SECTION – B
46. 3
Sol. H3N H2O H3N H2O H3N NO 2
Pt Pt Pt
O 2N Py Py NO 2 Py H2O
47. 4
Sol. Borax molecule exists structurally as
Na2[B4O5(OH)4]. 8H2O
x=4
SECTION – C
48. 00083.50
Sol.  4CO 2  g   6H 2O    H  3129KJ
2C2 H 6  g   7O 2  g  
H   H f  Pr oduct    H f  reac tan ts 
3129   4   395   6    286     2  H f C2H 6  7  0 
H fC2H 6  83.5KJ
49. 00010.60
Sol.   NH 4 Cl   NH 4  Cl   130 … (1)
 
  NaOH   Na   HO  220 … (2)
 
  NaCl   Na   Cl  100 … (3)
[(1) + (2)] – [(3)]
NH4  HO   250   NH4 OH

 cm 10 1
'  'of NH4OH   
  250 25
1 1
 HO    C    4  10 4
100 25
pH  10  2log 2  10.6
50. 00002.69
Sol. HA  H+ + A
[H+] = C = 10-2   = 0.1
i = 1 +  = 1.1   = i(CRT)
Thus  = 0.1  0.0821  298  1.1 = 2.69 atm
Mathematics PART – III
SECTION – A
51. A
1 1 5
Sol. Directrix: x  3   , x  3  ..... (1)
2 2 2
dy dy 1
Slope of tangent at P(5, 2): 2y 2, 
dx dx 2
1
Equation of tangent y  2   x  5  ..... (2)
2
15  5 5 3
y  2    5   , y  2  
22  4 4 4
 5 3
5 3  5  2 2  4   15 11 
Q   ,  circumcentre is mid-point of P and Q   ,  = , 
2 4  2 2   4 8
52. C
2 2 2 1
Sol.  f  x  dx   f  x  dx   f  x  dx =   f  x   f  x  1  dx
0 0 0 0
1 3 1
x 1 13
=   x2  2x  3  dx   x 2  3x =  1  3 
0
3 0 3 3
53. D
Sol. Case 1: 1  4  5  5 = 100
250
Case 2: 2  5  5  5 =
350
One number will be 2100
So required number of ways = 349
54. D
1
30 
6
1
3x
x2 030
Sol. lim 1
 1
x  1 030
3 5   4 3
 9  x 6  27  
x x  x
55. B
Sol. f(x) = sin x + x cos x = 0 y
sin x = –x cos x
tan x = –x 1
3 solutions 2 x
0 1 3 2
2
56. B
Sol. cos–1 x + sin–1 x + tan–1 x =  – cot–1 x for x  [0, 1]
 
 tan1 x    cot 1 x , tan1 x  cot 1 x 
2 2
For x  [–1, 0), cos–1 x – sin–1 x – tan–1 x =  – cos–1 x does not satisfy
So, [a, b] = [0, 1], a + b = 1
57. C
1  cos 4x 1  cos 2x
Sol.  , cos 4x + cos 2x = 0, 2 cos 3x cos x = 0
2 2
   5 7 9  11
x   2n  1 , , , , , ,
6 6 2 6 6 6 6
58. C
Sol. Equation of AB as chord of contact T = 0
x + y – 16 = 0 ….. (1)
Also, equation of AB 2x + y = 3 ….. (2)
  16 32 16 48
  ,  ,  ,     16
2 1 3 3 3 3
59. C
Sol. Let , ,  are roots then f(x) = (x – ) (x – ) (x – ), (5 – ) (5 – ) (5 – ) = 2
5 –  = 1, 5 –  = 1, 5 –  = 2,  = 4,  = 4,  = 3, a = 4 + 4 + 3 = 11
60. C
Sol. 3x2 + 4y2 = 1, Tangent at P(x1, y1)
3xx1 + 4yy1 = 1 ….. (1)
x+y=1 ….. (2)
3x1 4y1 1 1
Comparing   1 , x1  , y1  , 3x1 + 8y1 = 3
1 1 3 4
61. C
Sol. [x] + [2x] = 4
Case-I: [x] = 0, [2x] = 4 not possible
Case-II: [x] = 1, [2x] = 3
1x<2 3  2x < 4
3
 x < 2 possible
2
[x] = 2 [2x] = 2 not possible
62. C
ex  ex
Sol. f  x   0 for x  0
10ex  e x
ex  ex e2x  1
=  for x < 0
10e x  e x 10e2x  1
1 11  11 
e2x  
2e2x  1 10 10 1  10 
For x < 0, f  x    = 1  
 1   2x 1  10  2x 1 
10  e2x   10  e   e 
 10   10   10 
1 1 1
 e2x    1 , f(x)  (–1, 0). Range of f(x) is (–1, 0]
10 10 10
63. A
Sol. f(x) = max(|tan x|, cos |x|) is (–, ) y
3 critical points

x
–  O 

2 2
64. C
Sol. Area of CQR = constant = ab = 2 3
65. B
Sol. (a + bw + cw2) = (a + bw + cw2)(a + bw2 + cw) = a2 + b2 + c2 – ab – bc – ac
2 2 2
a  b  b  c    c  a  12  22  32
= = 7
2 2
66. B
x 1 y 1 z 1 x3 yk z
Sol. Let     , x = 2 + 1, y = 3 – 1, z = 4 + 1 lies on 2nd line  
2 3 4 1 2 1
2  1  3 3  1  k 4  1 3
  . So, 2 – 2 = 4 + 1, 2 = –3    
1 2 1 2
11
 = –2,    ,  = –5,  +  – 2 = –2 –5 + 11 = 4
2
67. A
Sol. Shown in the table
p q ~(p  q) ~p  q ~(p  q)  (~p  q)
T T F F F
T F F F F
F T F T T
F F T F T
68. B
Sol. Sum 4 = {(1, 3), (2, 2), (3, 1)}
Sum 7 = {(1, 6), (2, 5), (3, 4), (4, 3), (5, 2), (6, 1)}
6 2
n(E) = 6, n(S) = 9, p  E   
9 3
69. B
                
Sol.  
  a  ab  b  ab  a b    =  a  a  b    b  b  a  b  a  b  = 1 – 0 + 0 + 0 = 1
          
a b a i a b a  j a b a k  
           
bc i i b j j  j bk

   2 ab  0
k k

70. B
Sol. z 2  z ,  z 2  z  z4 = z  4 solutions
So, coefficient of x11 in (2x2 + x – 3)6
= coefficient of x11 in (x – 1)6(2x + 3)6 = 6 C0  6C125  3  6C1  6 C0 26
= 3  6  25 – 6  26 = 6  25 (3 – 2) = 192
SECTION – B
71. 2
dy y 1  xy  y 1 dy 1
Sol.    y2  2  1
dx x x y dx xy
1 1 dy dt dt 1 dt t
Put  t ,  2  ,   t  1,   1
y y dx dx dx x dx x
1
 x dx x x2 4
If = e  x , t  x   1 x dx ,   c ,  8  c  c = 10
y 2 2
x x2 2x 8
 10   y 2
, f 4  2
y 2 20  x 20  16
72. 4
Sol. 5 sin x =  (sin x – 2 cos x) + m(cos x + 2 sin x),  + 2m = 5, m – 2  = 0   = 1, m = 2
5 sin x cos x  2 sin x
So,  dx   1 dx  2 dx = x + 2 ln |sin x – 2 cos x| + c
sin x  2cos x sin x  2cos x
A = 1, B = 2, 2A + B = 4
SECTION – C
73. 00040.50
Sol. x  210 , x2  2530
Increase in x  10 then x   220
Increase in x2  1600  900  700
x 2  2530  700  3230
2 2
1  x   1  220  323 323  242 81
Variance = x  2      3230    =  121    40.50
n  n  20  20  2 2 2
74. 00003.71
Sol. SQ  25  27  52 and let QSR = , then PQS =  P Q
SPQ = 180 – 30 –  = 150 –  =  –  – 30 
SQ PQ 52 PQ
In PQS,  , 
sin      30  sin30 sin    30  1
30
2

13
PQ  S 5 R
sin  cos30  sin30 cos 
13 13  2 52
= 
3 3 3 1 5 95
  
52 2 2 52
52 26
=   3.714
14 7
75. 00004.33
1 4 1 1 2 1 1 3 1 4
Sol. x  , y  2, z  ,   , 1   1 , c 
1 3 1 1 y x z 4 c 3
1 1 1
4 2 c

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