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PHYSICS    r 2  x2 
2
2  1   1 

2

SECTION - A (35 Questions)  / 2  2   4 

D 3
01. (1) Spacing of fringes,    constant. As d  4  3m/s.
d 4
is doubled, D must be doubled.
h
02. (2) From the dimensional homogeneity [x2] = [B] 10. (1) de Broglie wavelength,  
2mE
[ B ]  [ L2 ]
Since, E is the same,
As well as [U] =
1
[ A][ x1/ 2 ] [ A][ L1/ 2 ] hence  
2 2
 [ ML T ]  m
[ x 2 ]  [ B] [ L2 ]
Since mHe  m p  me
 [ A]  [ ML7/2T 2 ]
 e   p   He .
Now [AB] = [ML7/2T–2] × [L2] = [ ML11/2T–2]
11. (4) The average power in the circuit where
03. (4) By using Q  nq  Q  64 q .
cos   power factory
 0 2i1i2 0 i 2
04. (2) Force per unit length = ,   .  P  Vrms  I rms cos 
4 r 2 b
 1 1
05. (2) In an inductor voltage leads the current by 1 1
2 Vrms  2  volt ; I rms  2    A
2 2 2 2

or current lags the voltage by .
2 1 1 1 1
06. (2) As ice point on both the scales is 0°.  P     W.
2 2 2 8
X  0 Y  0 12. (2) Time gap
therefore, 
50  0 150  0
2
 Y  3 X  3 15  45.  2u  8h
t2  t1  (t1  t 2 ) 2  4t1t2    
07. (4) I median line  I A  I B  I C  I D  g  g

Ml 2 l
2
Ml 2 Ml 2 2 2 t  16  12  2second .
 2  2M      Ml .
12 2 6 2 3 13. (2)
08. (3) 14. (3)
15. (1) For 0 < t < 4s, the position- time graph OA is a
 r
09. (2) Here, T  s ; max  2m/s ; x  ;   ? straight line inclined at an angle from time axis, which
2 2
is representing uniform motion of the particle, i.e.
the particle is moving with a constant speed. There-
2 2 1 fore, acceleration and force acting on the particle
max  r  r ; 2  r  4r or r  m
T /2 2 will be zero.
Impulse at t = 0.
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= mv – mu = m(v – u) vt  krt ...(i)

Before t = 0, particle is at rest, hence u = 0
dvt
After t = 0, particle is moving with a constant ve- at   kr
locity. dt
Velocity of the particle = slope of position-time Ft  mat  mkr ...(ii)
graph.  
& power P  Ft  vt
3m
=  0.75 ms 1
4s P  (mkr )  (krt ) cos 00
 
 Impulse = Change in momentum = 4(0.75 – 0) P  mk 2 r 2 t ( Ft || vt )
= 3 kg-ms–1
20. (2) As net external force is zero. Momentum is
1 conserved. Thus , velocity of COM remains
16. (3) For same F, x 
k constant. Initially COM is at rest. So, COM will
remain at rest.
1 2 1
Hence, U  kx ,  U  21. (1) When a body falls through a viscous medium,
2 k
finally, it attains terminal velocity. At this velocity,
1 1 1 1 viscous force on rain drop balances the weight of
U1 : U 2  :  :  2 :1 . the body.
k1 k2 1500 3000
Hence, the correct answer is option (1).
17. (2) (i) As the current in XY-plane is anti-clockwise,
so moment will be along Z-axis by right hand thumb 22. (2) According to Newton’s law of cooling, rate of
rule. cooling is given by
M = iA = 5  (0.1)2 × 100 = 5  Am   dT  eA 4
(ii)   M  B   (T  T04 )
 dt  mc
5   (0.1) 2  100  2 where, c is specific heat of material.
  M B sin    5 Nm
2
    
23. (2) Between plate E    ,
(Here,   45 ) 2 0  2 0   0
(iii) Net force on a closed loop carrying current in
a uniform magnetic field is zero. outside plate   0  E  0.
Hence, (i)  (q, r), (ii)  (q), (iii)  (p) 24. (2) Moment of inertia ( mr 2 ) for a given body
18. (4) Magnetic field at the centre of primary coil depends on the axis of rotation, mass, shape and
 I size of the body as well as on the distribution of
B 0 1. mass within the body. Further the larger the distance
2 R1
of constituent particles of a body from the axis of
Considering it to be uniform, magnetic flux passing rotation, larger will be its moment of inertia. So
through secondary coil is moment of inertia does not depend on angular
 0 I1 velocity.
2
2  BA   (R2 ) 25. (2) Voltage sensitivity =
2R 1
Current sensitivity 10
 Rg  Rg  5
2 0 R22 R22 Rg 2
Now, M   M  .
I1 2 R1 R1
100
Ig   10mA
19. (2) Centripetal acceleration ac  k rt 2 2
10
V = voltage to be measured = 100 × 0.5 = 50 V
v2  vt2 
Hence t  k rt  ac  
2 2
r v 50
r  R  Rg  5
Ig 10 103
vt2  k 2 r 2t 2
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1 and in 34. (3)

26. (3) Speed of light of vacuum c 
 0 0 35. (3) Moment of inertia (I) = mr2
another medium V  1 l m 2 r
 So  
l m r
c  c l
   r K  v   m 2 r 
v 00 r K % error =  100%      100%
l  m r 
27. (1)
= [ 1+ (2 × 2)]% = 5 %.
28. (2) For a nucleus
SECTION - B (Attempt Any 10 Questions)
Volume : V  4 R3 36. (1)
3
R  R0 ( A)1/3 GmA mB 2 2
37. (4) ( r  r )2  mAA rA  mB B rB
A B
4 3
V R A
3 0  mArA  mB rB
V2 A2  A  B or TA  TB .
   4.
V1 A1
29. (3) l
38. (1) Time period of stationary pendulum T  2
30. (2) Velocity of wave on string
g
A. In free fall, a = g, thus
T 8
V   1000  40 m/s l l
 5 T  2  2 
g a gg
v 40 B. In horizontal motion of vehicle with acceleration
Now, wavelength of wave    m
n 100 a
Separation b/w successive nodes,
l T' g
T '  2  
 20 T
 m  20 cm . g 2  a2 g 2  a2
2 100
C. Lift moving up with acceleration a, then
31. (3) Mg  T  Ma
l T' g
Mg T '  2 ; 
T  Mg  ga T ga
3
D. Lift moving down with acceleration a, then
2Mg
T
3
l T' g
  T '  2 ; 
W  T S  2
Mg
 h( 1)  
2 Mgh g a T ga .
3 3
39. (3) As is known from theory, potential difference
32. (4) Here, I0 = A2,   600
1
From Law of Malus, I = I0 cos2  between O and A is V0  VA  Bl 2 , and
2
A'2 = A2 (cos 60°)2 = A2/4 Potential difference between O and B is
A' = A/2.
1
V0  VB  Bl 2
WL L L WL 2
33. (4) L   
AY Y L AY
1 1
(V0  VB )  (V0  VA )  Bl 2  Bl 2
 2 2

Y or VA – VB = 0.
L v/s , L v/s W ,  v/s , all will be linear..
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FS + N – mg = ma
40. (3)
120 + N – 100 = 10(5)
N = 30 N.
hc
45. (2)  hvo  E


If A  0; A  1 hc
 hvo  2 E
x
A  1; A  0
hc hc
  E  hvo   2E
B  0; B  1  x

B  1; B  0 hc
Hence,  x  .
E   hc
Y  ( A  B)  ( A  B)  (1  1)  0 46. (3) (A) mv0  mv1  2mv2  v1  2v2  v0 ......(i)
41. (1) Resolving the magnetic moments along OP and
perpendicular to OP, figure we find that components v1  u1  v2  u2  v1  v2  v0 ......(ii)
 OP cancel out. Resultant magnetic moment along Use velocities with sign, i.e. velocities towards right
OP is as +ve, velocities towards left as –ve.
2M
= M cos45° + M cos45° = 2M cos45°=  2M
2
(B)
The point P lies on axial line of magnet of moment
= 2M
2mv0  mv0  2mv1  mv2  2v1  v2  v0
 2( 2 M )
 B 0. ......(i)
.
4 d3
v1  v0  v2  v0  v1  v2  2v0 ......(ii).
47. (1) When heat Q is supplied at constant volume
42. (4) Q  QV  U  nCV T ........(i)
When heat Q is supplied at constant pressure
2A = 6 cm
A = 3 cm Q  QP  U ' W  nCV (T ) ' W

  2f  2 245 rad/s=490=1.53  103 1 Q

CV 
n T
 1.53 103
K   5.1 .
V 300 1 Q
CP  .
n ( T ) '
43. (2)
Note : Internal energy of ideal gas Also depend on
ke 2 n2h2 1 v me4
v ,r  , v   , E  degree of freedom.
nh mke 2 T 2r 80 n 2 h 2
48. (1) All the conductors have equal lengths. Area of

cross-section of A is ( 3a)  ( 2 a)  a
2 2 2

similarly area of cross-section of B = Area of cross-
section of C = a2
l
44. (2) Hence according to formula R =  ; resistance
A
of all the conductors are equal i.e. RA = RB = RC

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63. (1) H 2 O(l )  H 2O(g)  Q

49. (4) vb  102  52
 H = 40.66 kJ
= 5 3 km/h Δn g = 1

 5  E = 37.56 kJ mol–1
  sin 1   = 30°. 64. (2) Given reaction, 2A  B  C
 10 
50. (4) Electric intensity at centre O, due to small [B][C] 2 103  3  103
Kc = Kc = 6
element dl of charged ring [A]2 (103 )2
dl  (ad ) 65. (2) p-Bromophenol
dE   1 2 3
4 0a 2
40 a 2 66. (4) COOH - CH - CH2 - OH
As is clear from figure, horizontal components of OH
dE will cancel out in pairs and vertical components 2-amino-3-hydroxy propanoic acid
will add. 67. (1) Bond order cannot be negative because number
of bonding electrons, is always greater than
 
  antibonding electrons.
 E   dE sin    sin d   [  cos ]0
4 0 a 4 0 a
0 0
68. (4) Although charge density of Li  is maximum,
  so it is extensively hydrated and its ionic mobility is
E ( cos   cos 0) 
4 0a 20 a . least and that of Cs  is highest.
69. (1) Equilibrium constant is not effected by change
CHEMISTRY in conditions like P and V.
70. (3) Lewis concept
SECTION - A (35 Questions) 71. (3) Statement-1 is false, Statement-2 is true
51. (1) Sum of the figures 29.4406, 3.2 and 2.25 is 72. (3) C 2 H 5 Cl 
NH3
 C 2 H 5  NH 2 
C2 H 5 Cl

34.8906. The sum should be reported to the first
place of decimal as 3.2 has only one decimal place.
After rounding off the sum is 34.9. Hence number C2 H 5 -NH-C2 H 5 
C 2 H 5 Cl

of significant figures is three.
52. (3) Among all the given options molarity is correct
C 2H 5
because the term molarity involve volume which C2H5Cl
C 2H 5 N C 2H 5 HC 2 N C 2H 5 Cl
increases on increasing temperature.
C 2H 5 C 2H 5
53. (2) 2-methyl but-2-ene and but-2-ene contain 9
alpha H atoms and 6 alpha H atoms respectively. (Tetraethyl
Ammonium chloride)
Greater the number of alpha H atoms, greater is
delocalisation and greater is the stability. 73. (1) 2Cu+(aq)  Cu2+(aq) + Cu
54. (1) a  (p), b  (s), c  (r), d  (q) Hydration energy of Cu2+ is higher than that of Cu+
55. (4) A-(q); B-(p); C-(s), D-(r) which compensates second ionisation energy of Cu.
56. (4) A3N2 74. (4) Terbium is lanthanide as it belongs to
57. (2) Nucleons are total number of protons and 4f-series having configuration [Xe]4f96s2. However
neutrons. Both of these are collectively known as the remaining member belong to
nucleons. 5f-series (actinides)
58. (1) Basic definition of quantum numbers 75. (4) OsO4
59. (2) RMgX gives alkane with acidic hydrogen Let O.N. of Os be x then 1 × (x) +4 (–2) = 0
(Ph—OH, CH3COOH & HCl)  x=8
O3 OH
60. (3) O + HCHO 76. (4)
Zn+H2O
61. (3) I, IV 77. (3) In reaction
62. (3) Oxygen molecule is paramagnetic with two 2Na(s) + Cl2(g)  Cl2(g)  2NaCl(s) sodium is
unpaired electrons. oxidised by loss of electrons and acts as a reducing
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78. (1) He-O2 mixture is used by deep sea divers in SECTION - B (Attempt Any 10 Questions)
preference to nitrogen-O2 mixture because helium 86. (3) ClCH COONa + HCl 
2
is much less soluble in blood than nitrogen. ClCH COOH +NaCl 2
79. (1) For an ideal solution ΔSmix > 0 Λ CICH 2COONa   HCl   ClCH2COOH   NaCl
80. (3) Solubility increases with decrease in the value
of KH 224 + 203 = Λ CICH 2 COOH + 38.2

CH3
Λ CICH 2 COOH = 427 – 38.2
CH 3
81. (4) + HBr
Peroxide = 388.8 ohm–1 cm2 gm eq–1
Br NH2
Anti-Markownikoff’s addition Br
87. (3)
82. (1) (eq)acid  (eq) KMnO4
M × 2 × 100 = 0.1 × 5 × 50 CH 3
M = 0.125. 88. (3) Cr3+ having 3d3 configuration always have 3
1% HgSO 4 CH3MgX unpaired electrons with strong field as well as weak
83. (2) HC CH CH3CHO
H 2O
20%H 2SO 4 ligands.
(a) 4p
3d 4s
[O]
CH 3 CHOH CH3 CH 3COCH 3
(b) d2sp 3 hybridisation
[Cr(NH3)4BrCl– =
84. (4) CH3CH2CH2COOCH3 So, μ BM = 3(3 + 2) = 15  3.83
85. (4) Valence shell electronic configuration of
89. (1) Given V.PP = 80 torr
3d 4s 4p
Ni
V.PQ = 60 torr
Ptotal = V.PP × xp + V.Pq × xq
Ni(CO)4
sp 3  3 2
hybridisation  80   60    16  3  12  2
3d  5 5
Ni2+ Ptotal = 48 + 24 = 72 torr
[Ni(CN)4] 2- 90. (1) a  (s), b  (t), c  (p), d  (q)
dsp2
hybridisation 91. (2) Borax, B2O3 and borax bead test
Co 3+ 92. (2) Strongest oxidising agent = Ag+/Ag(s)
Weakest oxidising agent = Mg2+/Mg(s)
[CoF 6]3-
93. (2) Equimolar mixture of D-glucose and D-galactose
94. (1) It is potassium ammine dicyano dioxo peroxo-
chromate (VI).
sp3d 2
hybridisation
95. (1)  Go =  Ho–T  So
Fe3+
For a spontaneous reaction  Go < 0
[Fe(CN)6] 3+
ΔH o
d 2sp 3 or  Ho – T  So < 0  T >
hybridisation ΔSo
F– is a weak field ligand, it cannot cause forcible
pairing of electrons within d-subshell and thus forms 179.3  103
outer orbital octahedral complexes. T  1117.9 K  1118K
160.2
CO and CN– are strong field ligands, so they can
96. (2) If both Assertion & Reason are True but Reason
form inner orbital octahedral complexes after
is not a correct explanation of the Assertion
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97. (3) Ionic bond between Cu2+ and SO42–, covalent 116. (1) (NCERT XII, Based on Mutation)
and coordinate in SO42–; 117. (2) (NCERT XII, Pg 117, Para 2, Line 1,2,3 )
118. (1) [NCERT XI; Page No. 79 & 80; Sub-topic
5.9.1 & 5.9.2; Newly added family]
119. (3) (NCERT 11th, Paragraph 10.4.1, Page No.
169)
98. (3) For statement (i), T = The other name of Gay-
120. (3) (NCERT XIIth Pg 109, Para 1, Line
Lussac’s law is of definite proportions by volume.
7,8,9,10)
For statement (ii), F = Law of conservation of mass 121. (1) (NCERT XII, Pg 121, Para 3, Line 5)
is valid for both physical and chemical change.
122. (3) (NCERT XII, Pg 110, last line)
For statement (iii), F = Law of definite proportions 123. (4) (NCERT 11th, Paragraph 8.4.2, Page No.
is valide for each compound individually and not 129)
for comparing two different compounds.
124. (4) (NCERT 11th, Page no-24, Paragraph no-
For statement (iv), F = Equal volumes of all gases 1, Line no-1 and 2)
under similar conditions of temperature and pressure (NCERT 11 th, Page no-24, Paragraph no-3,
contain equal number of molecules. Line no-31 and 32)
99. (3)Ortho and para - nitrohenol is separated by 125. (4) [ NCERT class XI, Page no. 92 (Figure 6.7)
distillation because p–nitrophenol has higher boiling 93 (Point 6.3.1)]
point than o-nitrophenol due to H-bonding.
126. (3) [NCERT class XI, Page no. 89, Line no.
100. (2) 1 > 2 > 3 > 4 12-14]
127. (3) (NCERT 12th, Page no- 39, 1 st Paragraph,
Concept based intext question)
128. (2) (NCERT 12th, Page no-31, 2nd Paragraph,
BOTANY Line no- 34,35,36)
Section - A (35 Questions) 129. (1) (NCERT 12th, Page no- 29, 2nd paragraph,
101. (3) (NCERT XI-page no. 208, 2nd paragraph) 33,34,35,36)
102. (2) (NCERT 11th, Page no-10, Paragraph- 2, 130. (4) (NCERT 11th, Paragraph 8.5.9, Concept
Line no-14) based, Page No. 137)
103. (3) (NCERT 11 , Page no-19, Paragraph-3, 131. (1) (NCERT XI page no. 208, 4 paragraph)
th th

Line no-20, 21) 132. (3) (NCERT 11 th, Page no-22-Sporozoans)

104. (2) (NCERT XI Pg.237, 2nd line) 133. (3) (11th NCERT PK Page no.27 table3.1)
105. (2) (Page no.35 3rd para just above liverworts) 134. (4) (11Th NCERT PK Conceptual)
106. (1) (12th NCERT Page no.249, fig.14.4(d)) 135. (3) (NCERT XII, Pg 90, based on Figure 5.15)
107. (2) [NCERT XI; Page No. 73; Sub-topic 5.5] SECTION - B (Attempt Any 10 Questions)
108. (3) [NCERT XI; Page No. 71; Sub-topic 5.3.4] 136. (2) (NCERT XII, Pg 80, based on Law of
109. (1) (NCERT 11th, Paragraph 10.1.1, Page 163) Independent Assortment and product law of
110. (4) [NCERT class XI, Page 249, Point 15.4.3.3 probability)
(First paragraph)] 137. (1) [NCERT XI, Page 248, point 15.4.3.1 (Last
111. (1) [NCERT class XI, page no. 244 (First paragraph, conceptual)]
paragraph) + NCERT Exemplar, question no. 138. (2) (NCERT 11th, Paragraph 8.5.1, Page No.
03 (Very short answer type questions)] 131)
112. (1) (NCERT XI Pg.227, 2nd Para, 13th line) 139. (3) (NCERT XI Pg.235, 14.6 2nd Para, Last
113. (4) (NCERT 11th, Paragraph 8.4.1, Concept line)
based Page No. 128) 140. (4) (NCERT 11th, Paragraph 10.2.5, Page No.
114. (3) (NCERT XII, Pg 83, Para 4, Based on last 166)
4 line 9 Chromosome map) 141. (1) (NCERT XI page no. 214, 3rd paragraph
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conceptual) paragraph, Line no- 3 and 4)
143. (4) (NCERT XII, Pg 116, Para 1, 2, Pg 115, 169. (1) (NCERT XI Page No. 57; Class - Amphibia)
Para 4, Pg 114, Para 3,4, Pg 122, para 1) 170. (1) (NCERT XI Page No. 336; 1st paragraph)
144. (2) [NCERT XI; Newly added family] 171. (2) (NCERT XI Page No. 298; 2nd line of last
145. (3) (XIIth NCERT Page No. 248) paragraph)
146. (4) (NCERT 11th, Page no-23, Paragraph no- 172. (4) (NCERT XI NCERT Conceptual)
3, Line no-27 and 28) 173. (2) (NCERT 12th, Page no-137, Paragraph-2,
(NCERT 11 th, Page no-24, Paragraph no-1, Line no-19)
Line no-1 and 2) 174. (2) (12th NCERT Page no.236)
147. (3) (NCERT 11th, Page no- 8, 2 nd paragraph, 175. (4) (NCERT XI Page No. 296; 5th line)
Line no- 17 and 18) 176. (4) [NCERT P.No.312 Disorders ]
148. (4) (NCERT XII, Pg 89, Based on sex linkage 177. (1) [NCERT P.No.310 Fig.20.7 ]
(Colour Blidness) 178. (3) [NCERT P.No.211,Gene Therapy 2nd para ]
149. (2) (NCERT XII, Pg 85, 5.5 PLEIOTROPY) 179. (3) [NCERT P.No.209, last para]
150. (2) (NCERT 12th, Page no-35, Paragraph no-
180. (2) (NCERT Pg. No.152 Immunity section)
last, Line no-40 and 41 )
181. (4) [NCERT P.No.127, 2nd Point]
182. (4) [NCERT P.No.321 From Line 18 Onwords ]
ZOOLOGY 183. (2) [NCERT P.No.201, Last para ]
Section - A (35 Questions) 184. (2) (NCERT Page No - 153 Immune system)
151. (4) (12th NCERT Page no. 234 to 235, Conceptual ) 185. (2) (NCERT Pg. No.156-157)
152. (3) [NCERT P.No.315 second para and p316 SECTION - B (Attempt Any 10 Questions)
first & second Para ]
186. (4) (12 th NCERT Page no.266 to 267)
153. (2) (NCERT12th, Page No. 59; Paragraph 3,
line 1st) 187. (2) (NCERT11th, Animal tissue)
188. (2) (NCERT12th, Page No. 45; Paragraph 1, line 2)
154. (3) (NCERT12th, Page No.54; Paragraph 3, line 7)
189. (2) (NCERT12th, Page No.43; Paragraph 1, line
155. (3) (NCERT12th, Page No. 64, Paragraph 2, line 7) 10)
156. (2) (NCERT 12th, Paragraph 10.2.2, Page No.
190. (3) (NCERT Pg. No. 270 - Mechanism of
182)
respiration)
157. (3) (NCERT 12th, Page no-129, Paragraph no-
1, Line no-9,10,11) 191. (1) (NCERT 12th, Page no-134, Paragraph-2,
Line no- 33 to 39 and Page no-135, Paragraph-
158. (3) (12 Th NCERT Page no.232 to 235
conceptual) 2)
159. (3) (NCERT 12th, Paragraph 10.2.3, Page No. 192. (3) (NCERT XI Page No. 298, 3rd line of 2nd
183) paragraph)
160. (2) (NCERT Pg. No. 284 - Cardiar cycle) 193. (1)(NCERT XI Page No. 56; class
161. (2) (NCERT Pg. No. 271 - Mechanism of chondrichthyes)
respiration) 194. (4) (NCERT 11th, Page no- 152, 1st paragraph,
162. (3) (NCERT Pg. No. 152 - Vaccination) Line no- 1 ,2)
163. (3) (NCERT11th, Page No.111; Paragraph 3, 195. (2) Competitive inhibition of enzyme is
line 1st) responsible for the synthesis of cholesterol.
164. (2) (NCERT12th, Page No. 57; Paragraph 1) 196. (4) (NCERT Pg. No. 284 - Conducting system)
165. (2) (NCERT12th, Page No. 61; Fig. 4.3) 197. (1) (NCERT Pg. No. 196 )
166. (2) (NCERT 12th, Page no-137, Paragraph no- 198. (1) [NCERT P.No.312 Synovial Joints ]
2, Line no-19 to 22) 199. (2) [NCERT P.No.321, Midbrain para 3rd Line ]
167. (2) (NCERT 11th, Page no- 148, Sub chapter 200. (3) (NCERT XIIth Page No. 197, First para )
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