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RANK BOOSTER TEST SERIES

12th and 13th STUDENTS
[PHYSICS (1)]
TARGET IIT - JEE - 2016
Date :– 06– 04 - 2016 Duration : 1 Hours Max. Marks : 60

PAPER - 2
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INSTRUCTIONS
In each part of the paper, Section-A contains 8 questions & Section - B contains 12 questions. Total number of
pages are d. Please ensure that the Questions paper you have received contains ALL THE QUESTIONS in each
section and PAGES.
SECTION - A
Q.1 to Q.8 are Integer answer type questions (whose answer is 1 digits [0 to 9]) & carry 4 marks each. No Negative
Marking.
SECTION - B
Q.1 to Q.8 are Multiple choice Questions has four choices (A), (B), (C), (D) out of which one or more than one is/are
correct & carry 4 marks each. 2 mark will be deducted for each wrong answer.

Q.9 to Q.12 are based upon a Paragraph. Each Question has four choices (A), (B), (C), (D) out of which one or more than
one is/are correct & carry 4 marks(SPACE
each. 2 mark
FORwill be deducted
ROUGH WORK) for each wrong answer.

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PHYSICS [PAPER - 2]
SECTION - A SECTION - A
[INTEGER ANSWER TYPE] [ fo' y s
"k. kkRed i z'u i zd kj ]
Q.1 to Q.8 are INTEGER ANSWER TYPE Questions.
(The answer of each of the questions is 1 digits) i z-1 l si z-8 r d fo' y s"k.kkRed i z'u gS
A¼i zR; sd i z'u dkmÙkj dsoy
1. The kinetic energy K of rotating body depends d ksesnhft
1 va ; sA
on its moment of inertia I (I = mr2) relation
and its angular speed (v = r) Assuming the 1. , d ?kw . kZ
u dj r hgqbZoLr qdhxfr t Åt kZK bl dst M+ Ro
relation to be
K =  Iab vk?kw. kZI (I = mr ) r Fkkdks.kh; pky (v = r) i j K =
2

Where  is a dimensionless constant and v is  Iab } kj k fuH kZ

j dj r hgS
A
velocity, r is radius and m is the mass then t gk¡, d foekghu fu; r ka d r Fkk v osx] r f=kT; k, oam
What is the value of a ?
nzO; eku gSr c a dk eku D; k gS\
2. The acceleration a = Xg of frame for which
the uniform cylinder rod 2. l y EckbZdhl e: i csy ukdkj A
of length l maintains
A
NM+dsfoU; kl dksfp=kkuq l kj a
the orientation shown a cuk; sj [ kusdsfy ; sÝse dk
i n t he fi g ure . Fi nd 30 0 B
X.(Neglect the friction
300 Roj .ka = Xg gksxkA( Vªksy h
at the contact between B
trolley and rod) r FkkNM+dse/; ?k"kZ
. kux.; gS A) r c X Kkr dhft , A
3. Car A is travelling at a constant speed VA. It 3. dkj A fu; r pky VA l spy j gh gS A ; g dkj B r d
approaches car B, which is travelling in the i gq
¡pr hgSt ksml hfn' kkesa72 km/hr dhfu; r pky l s
same direction at the constant speed of 72 py j ghgS Adkj B dkpky d dkj A dksr c ns[kr kgSt c
km/hr. The driver of car B notices car A when
it is still 60 m behind him and then accelerates
og ml l sdsoy 60 ehVj dhnw j hi j gksrhgSr FkkfQj dkj
at constant rate of 0.75 m/s2 to avoid being fu; r Roj .k 0.75 m/s2 Rofj r gksrhgSr kfd dkj A dh
passed or struck by car A. knowing that the VDdj l scpkt kl dsA; g t kur sgq , fd dkj A o B dh
closest distance that A comes to B is 6 m, 116
116 fudVr e nw
j h6 ehVj gS
] pky VA ehVj @l S
d .Mesa
,
the speed VA in m/s is . Find x. x
x gS
Ar c x Kkr dhft , A

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y
4. In the fi gure
y
4. fp=kesaa y EckbZdk, d
shown a cube ?ku i znf' kZ
r gS
A P
P
a   a
of side length a. ; fn OP.OM  ka2 ,
O O x
x
 
If OP.OM  ka2 , a r c k dkeku Kkr a
a a M
M
find the value of k. z dhft , A z

5. A bead of mass m is fitted onto a rough rod 5. m nzO

; eku dk, d oy ; 30.6 m y Ech, d NM+l st q
M+k
of length of 30.6m and gSr Fkkdsoy NM+dsvuq fn' k
can move along it only.
At the initial moment
xfr dj l dr kgS Avkj EHkesa
t he b ead i s i n the a = 5 m/s
2 oy ; NM+dse/; fcUnqi j gS A 2
a = 5 m/s
middle of the rod. The
37
o
m NM+fu; r Roj .ka = 5 m/s 2 m
o
37
rod moves with the l sfp=kkuq
l kj xfr eku gSA; fn
constant acceleration NM+o oy; dschp ?k"kZ . kxq. kka
d
a = 5 m/s2 as shown in
 = 0.2 gksr ksog l e;
the figure. Find the
time (in sec) when the bead will leave the Kkr dhft , t c oy; NM+dks
rod if the coefficient of friction between bead NksMnsxh\ (xq : Rokd"kZ. kdksux.; ekfu; s)
and rod is = 0.2 (Neglect gravity)
6. ek=kdksadhubZi ) fr esa
] nzO
; eku dkek=kd 100kg] yEckbZ
6. In a new system of units, the unit of mass is dkek=kd 4m r Fkkl e; dkek=kd 2 s gS Abl i ) fr esa
100kg, unit of length is 4m and unit of time is
400J dkvka fdd eku Kkr dhft , A
2 s. Find the numerical value of 400 J in this
system.
7. fp=kkuq l kj , d QkeZgkml pr q
Hkq
Z
t vkdkj dkgSft l dh
7. The farm house shown in figure has
rectangular shape and
Hkq
t k, sap; fur x r Fkky v{k y A
y A B
has sides parallel to the B l sl ekukUr j gS AdksusA dk
chosen x and y axes. fLFkfr l fn' k125 m x-
C D C
The position vector of D v{k l s53° dsdks.k i j gS
corner A is 125 m at r FkkdksusC dkfLFkfr l fn' k
53° 53°
53° and corner C is 37° 37°
100 m x-v{k l s37° ds
100 m at 37° from x x x
axis. The length of the fencing required in dks.ki j gSr c vko' ; d
meter is 10x. Find x. ?ksjkcUnhdhy EckbZehVj esa10x gS Ax dkeku Kkr dj ksA
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8. A body, moving in a straight line, covers half 8. l j y j s[kkesaxfr eku , d oLr qvk/khnw
j hpky 15 m/sec
the distance with a speed 15 m/sec, the l s]' ks"kvk/khnw
j hdsfy, vk/ksl e; 20 m/sec pky l sr Fkk
remaining part of the distance was covered
with a speed 20 m/sec for half of the time
' ks"kvk/ksl e; dsfy , 10 m/sec pky l sxfr eku gSoLr q
and with a speed 10 m/sec for the other half dhvkS l r pky 3x gS ]x=?
of the time. The average speed of the body
is 3x. x = ? SECTION - B

SECTION - B [ cgqoS
d fYi d i z'u i zd kj ]

[MULTIPLE OBJECTIVE TYPE] i z-1 l si z-8 esapkj fodYi (A), (B), (C), (D) gS
] ft uessal s^^, d
Q.1 to Q.8 has four choices (A), (B), (C), (D) out ; k, d l svf/kd^^ l ghgS
A
of which ONE OR MORE THAN ONE is correct
1. i `"B r j a
xks(dsf' kdkRoh; r j a
xks) dhpky dht y ds?kuRo
1. The dependency of speed of water surface () budhr j a xnS /; Z() r Fkk i `"B r uko () i j fuHkZ
jrk
waves (capillary waves) on the density of
water () their wavelength () and surface D; k gS-
tension () is -
a 
a  (A) (B)
(A) (B)  
 
1/ 3
    1/ 3
(C)   (D)    
    (C)   (D)
   
2. A particle moves in space such that its

pos i ti on vector r(t) vari es acc ordi ng
  2. , d d.k bl i zd kj xfr dj r k gSfd bl dk fLFkfr l fn' k
r(t)  (cos t) i  (sin t) ĵ  (3t 2  1)k̂ , the n   
particle r (t) , r(t)  (cos t) i  (sin t) ĵ  (3t 2  1)k̂ , ds
(A) is moving with constant acceleration
(B) is moving with continuously increasing
vuq
l kj i fj ofr Z
r gksrkgSr ksd.k&
speed (A) fu; r R oj .kl sxfr dj sxkA
(C ) has ve l oci ty and acc el erat i on (B) fuj Ur j c<+ r hgqbZpky l sxfr dj sxkA
perpendicular to each other at t = 1 (C) t = 1 i j osx r FkkRoj .k, d nw
l j sdsy Ecor ~gksa
xsA
(D) None of these (D) bues
al sdksbZugha
A
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3. Ship A is located 4 km north and 3 km east 3. t gkt A, 4 km mÙkj esafLFkr gSr Fkk t gkt B ds
of ship B. Ship A has a velocity of 20 km/h 3 km iw
oZesagS a
A t gkt A dk nf{k.k dh vksj osx
towards the south and ship B is moving at 40
20 km/h gSr Fkkt gkt B nf{k.kdhvks j 40 km/h i j
km/h towards the south and ship B is moving
at 40 km/h is direction 37° north of east. xfr dj j gkgSr Fkkt gkt B i w
oZdsmÙkj esa37° fn' kkesa
Take X-and Y-axes along east and north 40 km/h i j xfr dj j gkgS AX- r FkkY-v{kksadksØe' k%
directions, respectively. iw
oZr Fkknf{k.kfn' kkesay srsgS
A
(A) Velocity of A relative to B is 32iˆ  44j
ˆ.
(A) A dk B dsl ki s{k osx 32iˆ  44jˆ gS
A
(B) Position of A relative to B as a function
of time is given by (B) A dkB dsl ki s{kosx l e; dsQy u ds: i esafn; k
 x; kgS
A
rAB  3  32t  ˆi   4  44t  ˆj

where t = 0 when the ships are in position rAB  3  32t  ˆi   4  44t  ˆj
described above.
t gk¡t = 0, t c t gkt mi j ksDr n' kkZ
bZxbZfLFkfr esagS
A
(C) The instant at which their separation is
minimum is at t = 65 s. (C) {k.kt = 65 s gSft l i j budse/; nw j hU; w
ur e gS
A
(D) The least separation between the ships (D) t gkt ks
adse/; U; w
ur e nw j h4.12 km. gS A
is 4.12 km.
4. , d vkneh , d unh esar S j j gk gS
A unh dk osx chp esa
4. A man is swimming directly across a river.
River velocity is maximum in middle and de- vf/kdr e gSr Fkk, d r V i j t kusi j ?kVr kgS
A/kj kr y i j
a
creases as one moves to the bank. The path i zs{kd } kj k ns[kkx; kvknehdki Fk gS&
of man as seen by observer on ground will be
River flow River flow
-
(A) (B)
River flow River flow
(A) (B)
River flow River flow
River flow River flow
(C) (D)
(C) (D)

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e2 e2
5. The dimensions of , where e, 0, h 5. dhfoekD; kgSt gk¡e, 0, h r Fkkc Øe' k%fo| q
r
4  0 hc 4 0 hc
and c are el ec troni c charge, el e ctri c
permittivity, Planck’s constant and velocity vkos'k] fo| q
r ' khyr k] Iyka
d fu; r ka
d r FkkfuokZ
r ~esai zd k' kdk
of light in vacuum respectively is - osx gS&
(A) [M0 L0 T0] (B) [M1 L0 T0] (A) [M0 L0 T0] (B) [M1 L0 T0]
(C) [M0 L1 T0] (D) [M0 L0 T1] (C) [M0 L1 T0] (D) [M0 L0 T1]

6. The ring M1 and block M2 are held in the 6. n' kkZ

; sx; sfp=k esafLFkfr esaoy ; M1 r Fkk xqVdk M2
position shown in Figure. Now the system is O; ofLFkr gSAvc fudk; dksNksM+ kt kr kgS
A; fn M1>M2,
released. If M1>M2, find V1/V2 when the ring
m1 slides down along the smooth fixed vertical
r ksV1/V2 Kkr dj ks]t c oy ; m1 fpduhfLFkj Å/okZ /kj
rod by the distance h. NM+dsvuq fn' kh nw
j hl suhpsl j dr hgSA
v1 h2  l2
(A) 
v2 l M1
M1
v1 h2  l2 h
(B)  h
v2 h M2
M2
2 2
v1 h  l
(C) 
v2 h v1 h2  l2 v1 h2  l2
(D) None of these (A)  (B) 
v2 l v2 h
7. Two identical balls are set into motion
v1 h2  l2
simultaneously from (C) v  h (D) bues
al sdksbZugha
A
2
equal heights h. While
the ball A is thrown 7. nksl e: i xsa nsl eku Å¡pkbZ ; ksah l sl eku {k.ki j xfr esa
horizontally with O
; ofLFkr dhxbZgS A t c xsa n
velocity v, the ball B is A os x v l s{kS fr t : i l s
just released to fall by Qsa
d ht kr hgS , xsa
n B dksuhps
itself. Choose the dhvksj NksM+ kt kr kgSA i zs{kd
alternative that best represents the motion dsl ki s{kA r FkkB dhxfr dks
of A and B with respect to an observer who dkSul kfodYi mfpr : i l s
moves with velocity v/2 with respect to the n' kkZ
r kgS] t ksfp=kkuq
l kj t ehu dsl ki s{kv/2 osx l sxfr
found as shown in Figure. dj r kgS A
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(A) (B) (A) (B)

(C) (D) (C) (D)

8. For three particles A,B and C moving along

8. r hu d.kA,B r FkkC, x–v{kdsvuq
fn' kxfr dj j gsgS
,
x–axis, x–t graph is as shown below.
Mark out the correct ft udkx–t xzkQ uhpsn' kkZ
; kx; kgS
AfcUnq
v ksaP r FkkQ ds
relationships between their average velocities
e/; budsvkS
l r osxksadse/; l EcU/kdkspq
fu; s&
between the points P and Q.

(A) av, A>av,B = av,C (A) av, A>av,B = av,C

(B) av,A = av,B = av,C (B) av,A = av,B = av,C
(C) av,A > av,B > av,C (C) av,A > av,B > av,C
(D) av,A < av,B < av,C (D) av,A < av,B < av,C

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[COMPREHENSION TYPE]
[ Jà
[ ky kc) &cks/ku i zd kj ]
Q.9 to Q.12 are based upon a paragraph. Each
questions has four choice (A), (B), (C), (D) out of i z-9 l si z-12 r d] , d vuq
PNsn i j vk/kkfj r gS
A i zR;sd i 'zu esapkj
which ONE OR MORE THAN ONE is correct fodYi (A), (B), (C), (D) ft uesal s, d ; k, d l sv f/kd l ghgS
A
Paragraph for Question Nos. 9 to 10 v uq PNsn i z'u l a
[ ; k 9 l s10
A helicopter flies horizontally with constant velocity , d gsy hdkW
IVj d nw j hi j fLFkr nksfcUnq
v ksa
in a direction  east of
A r FkkB dse/; mÙkj dsi w oZesa dks.k
north between two points
A and B, at distance d i j fu; r osx l s{kS
fr t esamM+ r kgSAgok
apart. Wind is blowing from
sout h wi th c onst ant nf{k.k l sfu; r pky u l spy r h gS ;
speed u; the speed of gsy hdkW
IVj dhok; qdsl ki s{kpky nu gS ,
helicopter relative to air is
nu, where n>1. t gk¡n>1.

9. Find the speed of the helicopter along AB. 9. AB dsvuq

fn' kgsy hdkW
IVj dhpky Kkr dj ks&
(A) u cos   u n2  sin2  (A) u cos   u n2  sin2 

(B) u sin   u n2  sin2  (B) u sin   u n2  sin2 

(C) u sin   u n2  sin2  (C) u sin   u n2  sin2 

(D) u cos   u n2  sin2  (D) u cos   u n2  sin2 

10. The helicopter returns from B to A with same 10. l eku gokesaok; qdsl ki s{kl eku pky nu l sgsy hdkW
IVj B
speed nu relative to air in same wind. Find l sA r d oki l vkr kgS A r ks; k=kkdsfy ; sdq
y l e; Kkr
the total time for the journeys.
dj ks&
d n2  sin2  d n2  sin2 
(A) t  (B) t  d n2  sin2  d n2  sin2 
    (A) t  (B) t 
2 2
u n 1 2u n  1

u n2  1   
2u n2  1

2d n2  sin2 
(C) t  (D) None of these 2d n2  sin2 

u n2  1  (C) t  (D) bues
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
u n2  1 

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Paragraph for Question Nos. 11 to 12 v uqPNsn i z'u l a[ ; k 11 l s12

For the system shown in the figure, there is fp=k esan' kkZ
; sx; sfudk; esa , ; gk¡ ?k"kZ
. k dghaHkhughagS A
no friction anywhere. Masses m1 and m2 can æO; eku M dsdVsHkkx esaæo; eku m1 r Fkkm2 Åi j r Fkk
move up or down in the slots cut mass M.
uhpsxfr dj r sgS Anksv' kwU; {kS fr t cy F1 o F2 fp=kkuq l kj
Two non-zero horizontal forces F1 and F2 are
applied as shown. The pulleys are massless y xk; sx; sgSAf?kj uh; k¡æO
; ekughu r Fkk?k"kZ . kj ghr gS
Afn; k
and frictionless. Given m1  m2. gSm1  m2.

11. According to the above passage, which is

correct?
(A) It is not possible for the entire system to 11. mi j ksDr vuq PNsn dsvuq l kj ] dkS
ul kl ghgS ?
be in equilibrium. (A) l Ei w. kZfudk; dhl kE; koLFkkdsfy ; s; g l eHko ugha
(B) For some values of F1 and F2, it is pos- gSA
sible that entire system is in equilibrium. (B) F1 o F2 dsdq N ekuksadsfy ; s, ; g l Ei w
. kZfudk; dh
(C) It is possible that F1 and F2 are applied in l kE; koLFkkdsfy ; sl EHko gS A
such a way that m1 and m2 remain in equilib-
rium but M does not. (C) ; g l EH ko gSt cfd F1 o F2 bl i zd kj y xk; st kr sgSa
(D) None of the above. fd m1 o m2 l kE; koLFkkesaj gr sgS Ai j UrqM ughaj gr kgS A
(D) bues al sdksbZughaA
12. Let F1 and F2 are applied in such a way taht
m1 and m2 do not move w.r.t. M. Then what 12. ekuk F1 o F2 bl i zd kj y xk; st kr sgSfd m1 r Fkkm2 ,
is the magnitude of acceleration of M? Let M dsl ki s
{kxfr ughadj r sgS Ar c M dsRoj .kdki fj ek.k
m1 > m2.
D; kgS
? ekukm1 > m2 gS&
m1  m2  g m1  m2  g
(A)
M  m1  m2
(B) m1  m2  g m1  m2  g
M (A) (B)
M  m1  m2 M
m1  m2  g F1  F2
(C)
M  m1  m2
(D) m1  m2  g F1  F2
M (C) (D)
M  m1  m2 M

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