Pta 19 - QP

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IIT_CO-SC Date: 10-01-21

Time: 3HRS Max. Marks:264
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10-01-21_ SR.IIT_CO-SUPER CHAINA_Jee-Adv_PTA-19_SYLLABUS

PHYSICS: Complete Rotational dynamics-1: Rigid body, moment of inertia,
parallel and perpendicular axes theorems, moment of inertia of uniform
bodies with simple geometrical shapes; Angular momentum; Torque;
Conservation of angular momentum; Dynamics of rigid bodies with fixed
axis of rotation; Rolling without slipping of rings, cylinders and spheres;
Equilibrium of rigid bodies; Collision of point masses with rigid bodies.
CHEMISTRY: s-Block and Group-14:
s-Block: General characteristic properties and reactions of elements
Oxides, peroxides, hydroxides, carbonates, bicarbonates, chlorides and
sulphates of sodium, potassium, magnesium and calcium
Group-14: Isolation/preparation and properties of the Silicon
Properties of allotropes of carbon (only diamond and graphite)
Preparation and properties of the following compounds Carbon: Oxides
And Oxyacid(Carbonic Acid); Silicon: Silicones, Silicates and Silicon
Carbide;
MATHEMATICS: Complex Numbers : algebra of complex numbers, addition,
multiplication, conjugation properties of modulus and principal
argument, triangle inequality, cube roots of unity
geometric interpretations, polar representation
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Time: 3:00 Hours IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS Max Marks: 264
PHYSICS:
+Ve - Ve No.of Total
Section Question Type
Marks Marks Qs marks
Sec – I(Q.N : 1 – 8) Questions with Integer Answer Type 4 0 8 32
Sec – II(Q.N : 9 – 18) Questions with Multiple Correct Choice 4 -2 10 40
Matrix Matching
Sec – III(Q.N : 19 – 20) 8 -4 2 16
(+2/-1 for every match)
Total 20 88
CHEMISTRY:
Matrix Matching
Sec – III(Q.N : 39 – 40) 8 -4 2 16
Total 20 88
MATHEMATICS:
Matrix Matching
Sec – III(Q.N : 59 – 60) 8 -4 2 16
Total 20 88
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PHYSICS Max Marks: 88
SECTION – I
(SINGLE INTEGER ANSWER TYPE)
This section contains 8 questions. The answer is a single digit integer ranging from 0 to 9 (both inclusive).
Marking scheme +4 for correct answer, 0 if not attempted and 0 in all other cases.
1. A solid cylinder of diameter D is resting on a rough horizontal surface as shown in the
figure. It exerts a total normal force F uniformly distributed over it’s base area. The
friction coefficient is  and if the twisting torque that must be exerted by an external
 FD
agent to cause rotary motion to impend (about its symmetry axis) is . The value of
k
k is________.
2. The moment of inertia of a uniform thin rod of mass m and length L about two axes PQ
and RS passing through centre of rod C and in the plane of the rod are IPQ and IRS
mL2
respectively. Then I PQ  I RS  . The value of x is
3x
3. The thin plate ABCD (2cm  1cm) of mass 8 kg is held in the position shown by the wire
BH and two links AE and DF of length 1cm each. Neglecting the mass of the links, if the
acceleration of the plate immediately after wire BH has been cut is k 3 ms 2 . The value
of k is_______. (take g=10 m / s 2 ).
4. A uniform vertical rod of length 1 m is held at rest in vertical plane in air. At t = 0 it is
released and simultaneously a sharp horizontal impulse is imparted to it at point B so
that the displacement of centre of mass at t = 1 sec is 5 2m . After hit angular velocity of
rod is 10n rad/s. find n? (g  10m / s2 )
B
I
g
Rest
A
fig. at t = 0
5. A hollow cylinder of radius R=2.0 m is rotating at constant angular acceleration about its
stationary horizontal axis into the plane of the paper as shown in the figure. If a uniform
solid cylinder is placed horizontally with its axis parallel to the axis of hollow cylinder at
an angular position of   300 , the solid cylinder starts rolling with its axis motionless.
The angular acceleration (in rad/s2) of the hollow cylinder is x. Find x
6. A uniform rod has mass m = 2 kg and length l = 13m. One end of the rod is pulled with a
constant velocity of v0 = 34 m/s along a frictionless horizontal floor in the negative x
direction. The other end is moving along a parabolic fixed curve. The equation of the
parabola is x2 = 20y. Find the angular velocity of the rod (in rad/s) when the end point
‘B’ is at (10,5)
7. A thin ring of mass m and radius r = 1.6 meter rolls down a hill inclined at an angle
  300 , thereby winding a ribbon of linear mass density   m r but negligibly small
thickness. At the initial moment, the ring is at a height h = 4 m above the horizontal
surface. What is distance s (in meter) from the foot of the hill travelled by the ring before
it stops? (Assume that the hill smoothly changes into the horizontal plane and ribbon is
present on the hill as well as the horizontal surface as shown in the diagram.)
8. A disc of radius r and mass m hinged to a light rod AC has initial angular velocity 0 as
shown. End A of rod is fixed and disc is free to rotate about C in vertical plane.
Coefficient of friction between the disc and surface B is  . If disc is suddenly allowed to
rest its full weight on the horizontal rough plane, the time after which it comes to rest is
r 0 a
t 1  b tan   . Then  __________
2ag b
C
0
A 
SECTION – II
(ONE OR MORE CORRECT ANSWER TYPE)
This section contains 10 multiple choice questions. Each question has 4 options (A), (B), (C) and (D) for its
answer, out of which ONE OR MORE than ONE option can be correct.
Marking scheme: +4 for correct answer, 0 if not attempted and -2 in all other cases.
9. A ladder of mass M and length L is supported in equilibrium against a smooth vertical
wall and a rough horizontal surface, as shown in. If  be the angle of inclination of the
rod with the horizontal, then.
Mg cot 
A) Friction force between the ground and the ladder is
2
B) Friction force between the ground and the ladder is Mg cot
1
C) Net force applied by the ground on the ladder is Mg 4  cot 2 
2
D) Net force applied by the ground on the ladder is Mg 1  cot 2 
10. A three dimensional rigid body is in pure rotation, that is, undergoing fixed axis rotation
with constant angular velocity. Then which of the following statement(s) are true?
A) You can find two points in the body in a plane perpendicular to the axis of rotation
having the same velocity.
B) You can find two points in the body in a plane perpendicular to the axis of rotation
having the same acceleration.
C) If the rigid body is a cylinder, then, speed of all the particles lying on the curved
surface of a cylinder whose axis coincides with the axis of rotation is the same.
D) Angular speed of the rigid body is the same as seen from any point in the body.
11. A uniform rod of weight Fg and length L is supported at its ends by a frictionless trough
as shown in the figure . Mark the correct options if the rod is in equilibrium
A) The centre of gravity of the rod must be vertically over point O when the rod is in
equilibrium.
B) The equilibrium value of the angle  is 300
C) The equilibrium value of the angle  is 600
D) None of the above options is correct
12. A uniform solid cylinder rests on a horizontal rotating disc rotating about a fixed vertical
axis, as shown in figure. The diameter of the cylinder is D and the axis of the the disc is
R from the axis of the cylinder. µ is the coefficient of friction between the cylinder and
the surface fo the disc. When the disc is rotating with angular velocity  , (h = height of
the cylinder, R>>D ) identify the correct option(s) from the following
Dg
A) If µ is sufficiently large then the condition for tipping is that  
hR
g Dg
B) If   , the cylinder will topple before slipping.
R Rh
Dg g
C) If   , the cylinder may slip before toppling
Rh R
D) The normal reaction of the disc on the cylinder is always towards the inner edge of
the cylinder acting vertically up.(i.e) at a distance less than R from the axis of the disc.
13. A ring of mass m and radius R is rolling with constant velocity v on a horizontal surface.
Young’s modulus of material of ring is y and cross sectional area of the wire by which
ring is made is A.
mv 2
A) Tensile force applied by one half of the ring on the other half, due to its motion is
R
mv 2
B) Change in radius of the ring due the its motion is
2 Ay
mv 2
C) Tensile force applied by one half of the ring on the other half, due to its motion is
2 R
2mv 2
D) Change in radius of the ring due the its motion is
 Ay
14. A wheel is rolling without slipping on a horizontal plane. At a certain instant, it has
velocity ‘v’ and acceleration ‘a’ of centre of mass as shown in the figure. A, B and C are
three points on the wheel. ‘A’ is in contact with the ground at the instant shown in the
figure,
C
a
B
v
A
A) acceleration of A is vertically upwards
B) acceleration of B may be vertically downwards
C) acceleration of C cannot be horizontal
D) acceleration of some point on the rim may be horizontal in forward direction.
15. A uniform thin square plate is suspended by four identical light inextensible strings
symmetrically, as shown in figure. The plane of square lies in horizontal plane. Just after
string D is cut, which of the following statements are INCORRECT
B C
A D
A) Tension in B is zero
B) acceleration of centre of mass of plate is zero
C) angular acceleration of plate is zero
D) The plate turns by 90 about one of its diagonals
16. A symmetric body of mass m and radius R (may be ring or disc or hallow sphere or solid
sphere) is rotated about its own axis with angular velocity 0 and no linear velocity of
center of mass is gently placed on a rough horizontal surface.
A) Time taken to start pure rolling is least for solid sphere
B) Time taken to start pure rolling is least for hollow sphere
C) Speed of centre of mass, after it starts pure rolling is maximum for ring
D) Speed of centre of mass, after it starts pure rolling is maximum for hollow sphere
17. Two girls Sita and Gita are skating towards each other on smooth ice along parallel lines
as shown in figure. The distance between the lines is l . The mass of two girls are m1
and m2  m1  m2  and their respective velocities are v1 and v2  v2  v1  . One of the girls holds
a stick of length l and negligible mass. When the girls pass each other, second girl grasps
the stick and the girls move together, each of them on either side of the stick. Mark the
correct statements –
v2 m2
v1
m1
A) In the centre of mass reference frame of system both the girls have momentum of
equal magnitude.
B) Due to torque of normal reaction between hands of girl grasping rod, angular
momentum of system about centre of mass increases.
C) The girls start moving towards each other by pulling the stick, angular velocity of
system will increase.
D) After the girl has grabbed the rod system rotates in anticlockwise sense while centre
of mass translates towards left.
18. A uniform rigid body of radius ‘R’ (which can roll) having mass ‘M’ and radius of
gyration ‘K’ rolling on a rough horizontal surface with linear speed ‘v’ collides
elastically with fixed, smooth vertical wall. Then choose the correct statements…..
(  = coefficient friction between horizontal surface and rigid body )
2v
A) The rigid body starts to pure rolling in time  R2 
 g 1  2 
 K 
B) The speed of rigid body after it has started pure rolling in the backward direction is
 R2  K 2 
v 2 2 
R  K 
v
C) The rigid body starts to pure rolling in time  g 1  K 2 
 R 2 
D) The speed of rigid body after it has started pure rolling in the backward direction is
 R2  K 2 
v 2 2 
R  K 
SECTION - III
(MATRIX MATCHINGANSWER TYPE)
This section contains 2 questions. Each question has four statements (A, B, C and D) given in Column I and four statements (P, Q, R
and S) in Column II. Any given statement in Column I can have correct matching with ONE or MORE statement(s) given in Column II.
For example, if for a given question, statement B matches with the statements given in Q and R, then for the particular question
darken the bubbles corresponding to Q and R in the OMR sheet. For each correct matching will be awarded +2 marks ONLY and
0 if not attempted and -1 in all other cases.
19. A uniform thin rod AB of mass 6 kg, length 4m and a uniform thin square plate PQRS of
mass 8 kg, side length 2 m are held horizontally as shown. Let F1 & F2 are the forces
exerted by the pivots on rod& square plate and F11 & F21 are the forces exerted by the pivots
on the objects just after the strings are cut.(take g=10 m / s 2 ). Then
T2
T1 Q
1m P
8kg
A 6kg,4m B 2m
S R
Column-I Column-II
A) 2F1 P) 340 N
B) F2 Q) 40 N
C) 8F11 R) 120 N
D) 136F21 S) 680 N
T) 160 N
20. A uniform disc of radius r and mass m is at rest inside a cylindrical room of radius R
with its flat surface lying on the floor of room and its periphery just touching the wall of
the room. Figure shows the top view of the room and disc. There is no friction between
floor and disc. The friction coefficient between wall and disc is  . The disc is given an
impulse, which imparts a velocity V0 to its centre of mass, tangential to wall of room and
initial angular velocity is zero. Given that V0  20 m / s , m  2 kg ,   0.5 , R  5m and
r  1m and g  10 m / s 2 . Some values are given in column-II in SI units match these value
to the corresponding quantities of column-I.
V0
Column-I Column-II
40
A) The time at which disc starts pure rolling is P)
3
The speed of centre of mass of disc when it 4

B) Q)
starts pure rolling is 20
The angular velocity of disc about its 800

C) R)
centre after it starts pure rolling is 9
Normal force acting on the disc when it 820

D) S)
starts pure rolling is 9
10
T)
3
CHEMISTRY Max Marks: 88
SECTION – I
21. How many of the following nitrates of metal ‘M’ decompose on heating similar to as
given below in the scheme? (where: M=Li, Be, Mg, K, Ca, Sr, Na, Rb, Ba).
Metal nitrate  
heat
 metal oxide+ nitrogen dioxide + oxygen gas
22. One of the calcium silicates is called Wollastonite. The silicate present in the mineral
has a plane projection structure as follows.
A A
What is the positive charge that has to be provided to compensate the negative charge of
silicate.
23. Number of substances containing all the atoms in sp3 hybridisation
Diamond, Graphite, Crystalline silicon, Germanium, Silicon carbide, Silica, Sodium

silicate.
24. Given PbO, ZnO, Al2O3 , SnO, SnO2 , FeO, CuO . How many of the following oxides which
dissolves in NaOH solution is………………
25. Give the number of compounds among the following which liberates CO2 upon heating
i) Malachite ii) Siderite iii) Dolamite iv) Calamine
v) Cerusite vi) Baking soda vii) Limestone
viii) Ammonium hydrogen carbonate ix) Barium carbonate x) Beryllium carbonate
26. Number of acetate groups are present in onemoleclue of Basic berylium acetate.
27. How many of the following statements are correct.
a) Fr has a half life of only 21 minutes.
b) Cs and K are used as electrodes in photo electric cells.
c) All alkali metal hydrides are ionic and insoluble in water.
d) Peroxides and super oxides of IA group elements stability increases down the group.
e) All alkali metal halides are colourless crystalline solids.
f) The super oxide O2- is paramagnetic due to unpaired electron in LUMO.
28. How many of the following statements are correct.
a) Calcium oxide is a white amorphous solid.
b) Calcium carbonate along with magnesium carbonate is used as a flux in the extraction
iron.
c) Thermal stability of IIA group hydroxides increases from Mg to Ba. But solubility of
IIA group hydroxides decreases from Mg to Ba.
d) Melting points and boiling points of IA group elements higher than IA group
elements.
e) Except for Be halides, all other halides all of IIA group are ionic.
f) Beryllium chloride has a linear structure in solid state.
SECTION – II
29. Which of the following is/are correct ?
A) Size of alkali metals decreases Li to Cs in aqueous medium
B) NaF > NaCl > NaBr > NaI (Lattice energy)
C) CSO2 > RbO2> KO2 > NaO2(stability)
D) Lithium can form bicarbonate in aqueous medium
30. Thermal stability increase down the group for IIA group elements. (Alkaline earth
metals)
A) Hydroxide of alkaline earth metals
B) Fluorides of alkaline earth metals
C) perchlorates of alkali metals
D) Thiosulphates of alkaline earth metals
31.

Limestone   A B
C 
FE 
N2

CD
Compound ‘D’ reacts with nickel to form (x). Choose the correct statement about (x)
A) Product of (x) obeys the EAN value
B) Product of (x) can show synergic effect
C) x is tetrahedral and sp3 hybridisation
D) Product of x is mononuclear complex
32. Consider following three observation in test tubes which may contain clear solution of
CO32 or HCO3 or both:
Select stament(s) which is/are true.
A) Test tube-1 contains HCO3 ions B) Test tube-2 contains CO32

C) Test tube -3 contains HCO3 D) Test tube-1 contains HCO3 and CO3 both
33. Consider given reaction sequence for given question

 Soln of BaCl2 Heated with Carbon
KO2+S   Prduct L M
K
HCl
List-I List-II
P) Product-K 1) Gas at room temperature
Q) Product-L 2) Water soluble sulphate
R) Product –M 3) Water insoluble sulphate
S) Product – N 4) Used to prepapre lithophone with ZnSO4
Identify the correct combination.
A) P-2 B) Q-3 C) R-4 D) S-1
34. Which of the following statements incorrect
A) SiCl4 bond angle less than CCl4
B) Boiling point CCl4 is less than Bp of SiCl4
C) SiCl4 hydrolysis in water but CCl4 do not hydrolysis in water
D) C-Cl bond stronger in CCl4 than Si-Cl in SiCl4
35. Choose the correct statement
A) Diamond is colourless transparent substance with extra ordinary brilliance due to its
high refractive index
B) Diamond reacts with fluorine at 700ºC to form CF4
C) Caraphite used as a moderator in nuclear reactor
D) Graphite on oxidation with KMnO4 to give mellitic acid
36. Which of the following option is/are CORRECT for solution of liquid NH 3 with alkali
metal.
A) It is paramagnetic B) It is blue in colour
C) It is good conductor of electricity D) It is non conductor of electricity
37. Which of the following are correct ?
A) Catination power is Pb>C>Si>Ge>Sn.
B) GeX4 is more stable than GeX2.
C) Melting point order of IV th group elements is C>Si>Ge>Pb>Sn.
D) Fourth ionization enthalpy order of IV th group elements is C>Si>Ge>Sn>Pb.
38. Which of the following are correct ?
A) Layer in graphite are held by ion-ion interaction forces.
B) Buckminsterfullerene contain 20 six membered rings and 12 five membered rings.
C) Glass and cement are man-made silicates.
D) Tin oxide is acidic.
SECTION - III
39. Match the following:
Column-I Column-II
A) AgNO3  NaOH P) Ppt. is soluble in excess of reagent
B) FeCl3  NaOH Q) Ppt. is insoluble in excess of reagent
C) ZnSO4  NaOH R) Oxide precipitate is obtained
D) AlCl3  NaOH S) Hydroxide precipitate is obtained
initially
T)

Column-I Column-II
 SiO3 n
2n
A) Sheet silicate P)
Q)  Si4O11 n
6n
B) Pyroxene chain
C) Pyro silicate R) 3 – corner oxygen atoms are shared
D) Amphibole chain S) Non-planar
T)
MATHEMATICS Max Marks: 88
SECTION – I
 Im  Z 5  
41. If Z is a non real complex number then absolute value of minimum value of  
  Im  Z  5 
 
is ……

42. Let Z and  be complex numbers if Re  Z   Z  2 , Re( )    2 and arg  Z     then
3
 Im  Z     3  ……..
. Then 2  Re  Z1    …
2i 2
43. If Z1 and Z 2 are complex numbers such that Z1  Z 2  Z12  Z 22 
3
44. Let Z is a complex number such that Z 18  1, Z 3  i, Z 3  i then Z 28  Z 24  Z 16  Z 12  Z 4 
a b c
45. If a, b, c and a1 , b1 , c1 are non zero complex numbers satisfying    1  i and
a1 b1 c1
a1 b1 c1 a 2 b2 c2
   0 then 2  2  2  …….
a b c a1 b1 c1
46. If Z  1  i  1 and S  1  i  2 where Z and S are two complex numbers then maximum
1 1
value of   ………
4Z  1 3S  1
2 2
47. Let Z   satisfies Z 4  Z 3  Z  1  Z 4  Z 3  Z  1 then minimum value of Z 2  1  2i is …
48. If the equation Z 4  aZ 3  bZ 2  cZ  d  0 where a,b, c, d are non zero real coefficients has
c ad
purely imaginary roots   ………..
ab bc
SECTION – II
49. If  is complex cube root of unity (Non real) then which of the following options are
true
1  n  n  2
2
n
1 
A)   r    r  2  
r 1     3
 1  1  1
B) If  ,  ,  are roots of the equation x3  3x 2  3x  7  0 then    3 2
 1  1  1
C) If a  b  c  0,  a  b  c 2    a  b 2  c   27abc
3 3
a  b  c 2 a  b  c 2
D)   1
b  c  a 2 c  a  b 2
50. Which of the following statements are true when Z is varying under the condition given
in each option
A) Z  max  Z  1 , Z  1  then Z  Z  1
B) If Z  i  2 and Z 0  5  3i then max. value of iZ  Z 0 is 7
C) If Z  2  i  5 then 8  Z  14  6i  18

D) Z1 and Z 2 satisfying Z  5i  3 such that Z1  Z 2 and arg  Z1   arg  Z 2   . If tangent
3
drawn at Z 2 to the circle cuts X-axis at Z3 then Z3  11
51. Which of the following statements are false
A) If x  5  2 4 then x 4  9 x3  35 x 2  x  164
B) If Z  2  i 7 then 3Z 3  4Z 2  Z  88  0
3  5i
C) f ( x)  2 x3  2 x 2  7 x  72 then f  
 1
 2 
D) If Z1 and Z 2 are roots of Z 2  Z  1  0 then  Z14  Z13  2Z12  2Z1  1

2019

Z  Z 23  2Z 22  2Z 2  1
2019
4
2 2
52. Z1 , Z 2 , Z3 , Z 4 be roots of the equation Z  Z  2  0 then
4 3
4 4
A)   2 Z r  1   22 B)   2 Z r  1  31
r 1 r 1
 
C) If Re  Z1   Re  Z 2  then Z1 Z 2  2 D) Im   Z Z i j 0
 1i  j  4 
53. The circle Z  2 intersect the curve Z 2  Z 2  4i in the points A, B, C, D with affixes
Z1 , Z 2 , Z3 , Z 4 then which of the following are incorrect ?
A) Z1Z 2 Z3 Z 4  1 B) Z1  Z 2  Z 3  Z 4  0
C) Z1  Z 2  Z3  Z 4  2 D) orthocenter of le ABC is   Z 4 
54. Consider S and T are regions in Arg and Plane defined as S  Z / Z  1  3, Z   ,
 2 
T  Z / Z  i  t where   S , t    . If S  T   integers which are not in the range
 3 
of t.
A) 2 B) 2 C) 3 D) -1
55. ABC is a triangle inscribed in a circle Z  r the affixes of A, B, C are Z1 , Z 2 , Z3

respectively. The internal angular bisector of A meets circum circle at D and altitude
drawn from A meets circum circle at E, then which of the following are true
A) D  Z 2 Z3
Z 2 Z3
B) E 
Z1
C) Orthocentre of le ABC is Z1  Z 2  Z3
Z12  Z1Z 2  Z1Z3  Z 2 Z3

D) Foot of perpendicular from A to BC is
2Z1
56. Let A  Z1  , B  Z 2  , C  Z 3  , D  Z 4  be the vertices of a trapezium in an Argand Plane. Let
Z1  Z 2  4, Z 3  Z 4  10 and diagonals AC and BD intersect at P. It is given that
 Z  Z2    Z3  Z 2  
arg  4   and arg    then
 Z 3  Z1  2  Z 4  Z1  4
140 200
A) Area of trapezium is sq.units B) Area of le PCB  sq.units
3 21
10 5
C) CP  DP  D) CP  DP 
21 21
57. Which of the following options are correct

12
k  k 1  k
A) If  k  Cis  
 then
k 1
4
 7 
3

k 1
4 k 1   4k 2
22
1
B) If Z 23  1 and Z  R then  1 Z
k 1
8k
 Z 16 k
 15
3 i
then least positive value of n such that  Z 101  i109   Z n is 10
106
C) If Z 
2
D) 1, 1  2 ........  99 are roots of Z 100  1 then  

1i  j 99
i  j 1
58. If A  2, 0  and B( Z ) are two points on Z  2 , M  Z 1  is the mid point on AB. If the point
Z 1 lies on median of le OAB where O is origin which of the following options are
correct
 15 
B) arg  Z 1   tan 1 
1 i 15
A) Z   
2 2  2 
5 i 15
C) Z 1   D) Z  2Z 1  2
4 4
SECTION - III
59. Let Z  x  iy be a complex number such that Z  1 where i  1 match the following.
Column-I Column-II
 iZ 
A) Re  2 
 P) 0
 1 Z 
 iZ 
B) Im  2 
 Q) 1
 1 Z 
Number of integers not in the range of
1
C)  iZ  R)
Im  2 
2
 1 Z 
1  iZ 
arg  2 
= _____ 1
D) 2  1 Z  S)
2
   arg( Z )   
1
T)
4
1
U)
4
Column-I Column-II
If Z  2  2i  1 then least value of Z is 4
A) P)
3
Z 1
B) If   , Z  1, Z ,    then   3 max  Q) 8 1
Z 2
Number of points of intersection of
C) 3  R) 2 2
arg  Z  3i  and arg  2Z  1  2i   is
4 4
 Z 2 
D) arg   then Z  2i  S) 0
 Z 2 4
T) 3

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Sec: Sr.

IIT_CO-SC Date: 10-01-21

Name of the Student: ___________________ H.T. NO:

10-01-21_ SR.IIT_CO-SUPER CHAINA_Jee-Adv_PTA-19_SYLLABUS

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D) Net force applied by the ground on the ladder is Mg 1  cot 2 

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B) The equilibrium value of the angle  is 300

C) The equilibrium value of the angle  is 600

D) None of the above options is correct

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D) acceleration of some point on the rim may be horizontal in forward direction.

B) acceleration of centre of mass of plate is zero

C) angular acceleration of plate is zero

D) The plate turns by 90 about one of its diagonals

A) Time taken to start pure rolling is least for solid sphere

B) Time taken to start pure rolling is least for hollow sphere

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(  = coefficient friction between horizontal surface and rigid body )

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The speed of centre of mass of disc when it 4

The angular velocity of disc about its 800

Normal force acting on the disc when it 820

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23. Number of substances containing all the atoms in sp3 hybridisation

Diamond, Graphite, Crystalline silicon, Germanium, Silicon carbide, Silica, Sodium

i) Malachite ii) Siderite iii) Dolamite iv) Calamine

v) Cerusite vi) Baking soda vii) Limestone

viii) Ammonium hydrogen carbonate ix) Barium carbonate x) Beryllium carbonate

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27. How many of the following statements are correct.

a) Fr has a half life of only 21 minutes.

b) Cs and K are used as electrodes in photo electric cells.

c) All alkali metal hydrides are ionic and insoluble in water.

e) All alkali metal halides are colourless crystalline solids.

f) The super oxide O2- is paramagnetic due to unpaired electron in LUMO.

28. How many of the following statements are correct.

a) Calcium oxide is a white amorphous solid.

IIA group hydroxides decreases from Mg to Ba.

f) Beryllium chloride has a linear structure in solid state.

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