Sri Chaitanya IIT Academy, India 15-06-2024_Jr.

Super60_STERLING BT_Jee-Main_QMT-01_Key & Sol’s

Sri Chaitanya IIT Academy.,India.

 A.P  T.S  KARNATAKA  TAMILNADU  MAHARASTRA  DELHI  RANCHI
A right Choice for the Real Aspirant
ICON Central Office - Madhapur - Hyderabad
SEC: Jr.Super60_STERLING BT JEE-MAIN Date: 15-06-2024
Time: 09:00AM to 12:00PM QMT-01 Max. Marks: 300

KEY SHEET
PHYSICS

1) 3 2) 1 3) 1 4) 1 5) 2
6) 4 7) 3 8) 2 9) 3 10) 2
11) 3 12) 4 13) 4 14) 3 15) 3
16) 3 17) 4 18) 2 19) 1 20) 2
21) 10 22) 3 23) 5 24) 10 25) 2
26) 3 27) 50 28) 16 29) 7 30) 20

CHEMISTRY

31) 1 32) 2 33) 3 34) 4 35) 1

36) 3 37) 4 38) 3 39) 2 40) 4
41) 1 42) 2 43) 4 44) 3 45) 4
46) 4 47) 1 48) 1 49) 1 50) 3
51) 4 52) 4 53) 2 54) 45 55) 35
56) 64 57) 2 58) 12 59) 6 60) 7

MATHEMATICS

61) 4 62) 2 63) 1 64) 2 65) 1

66) 2 67) 4 68) 1 69) 4 70) 4
71) 4 72) 1 73) 4 74) 4 75) 1
76) 2 77) 1 78) 2 79) 1 80) 2
81) 1 82) 39 83) 3 84) 5 85) 1
86) 4 87) 19 88) 64 89) 10 90) 3

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SOLUTIONS
PHYSICS
1.
i j k
 
A B  2 3 6  (6  36)i  (1  18) j  (12  9) k  7(6i  2 j  3k )
3 6 2
2.

 a.b 

b a 22  92  62 49 7
     
 
a.b

b 32  42 24 5
a

    
3.  A  B .B  0  A.B  B  0  (1)
2

    
 A  2B  .A  0  A  2 A.B  0  (2)
2

From (1) and (2), A  2 B

dV dV a
4.  a  bV     dt  V  1  e  bt 
dt a  bV b
5.
v

P u
y

2v
v  u  2 gy
2 2

(2v) 2  u 2  2 g (  y )  4v 2  u 2  2 gy
u 2 10
3u 2  10 gy   y
g 3
2
u 10 5
Max. height=  y y
2g 2  3 3
6. After 2 seconds:
Velocity of the balloon and stone after 2 secs is u  at  10  2  20 m / s
Velocity of the stone v  u  gt  20  10  2  0 m / s
1 1
Displacement of stone after further 2 secs is S  ut  at 2  (20  2)  10  22  20m
2 2
1 1
After 2 sec, h  at 2   10  22  20m
2 2
From ground its point= 20+20 = 40m
7. Slope is maximum at 3.

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dV
8. a   cos t    cos t   dV    cos t.dt  V   sin t
dt
dS
   sin t   dS    sin t.dt  S   1  cos t 
dt
 
9. u  u cos  i  u sin  j v  u cos  i   u sin   gt  j

u.v  0  u 2 cos 2   u 2 sin 2   u sin  .gt  0
u
 u 2  u sin  .gt  t 
g sin 
u 2 sin 2  5 
10. At maximum height, H MAX   k
2g 4
R
Horizontal displacement =
2
u 2 sin 2 
R  5m;3i  4 j
g
3i 4 j 5k 1  
Position= 
2 2

4 2

 3i  4 j  2.5k 
11.
dx

d 5 x2
e  d
 e5 x 2  5 x  2   5e5 x 2
dx
dy 1
12.  0  50 x  10  0  x 
dx 5
2
d y
 50  0
dx 2
1
So at x  , y takes min, value
5
2
 1  1
yMIN  25    5  10    4
 25  2
13. Conceptual
14. Conceptual
15. Conceptual
 
16. for collision, rA  rB
 
  
ri  VAt  ri  VBt
A
 B

   
 5i  10 j  5k t  30i  10i  5 j  5k t
 5t  30  10t  t   6
T is negative, they never collide
17. Conceptual
18. Conceptual
19. v 2  u 2  2 as
u 2
s
2a
a  constant d s  u 2
When initial velocity doubled d '  4d s
20. Conceptual

21.

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
B
  
C  A B


A
 
C 3 A
  2  2   2
3 A 
2
B  C  A   A  10 A
B 7
 A 
10 10
 
22. 
a x  i u x  3i v0
v  u  at  0  3  1(t )  t  3sec
At t  3sec , vx  0
vy  u y  ayt
 1 3
v  0   3 j   j
2 2
1 1
23. 5(u cos  )  u  cos      cos 1  
5 5
15  u
24. v  u  at  a 
7
1 1  15  u  2
S  ut  at 2  70  7u    7
2 2  7 
1
 70  7u  105  7u   u  5m / s
2
15  5 10
a 
7 7
25. vf  0 ui  29.17
v 2  u 2  2 as
0   2917 
2

 S  S  1.70m  2m
  2  250 
26. u0
1 2
S  1  0  at 2  a  2
2 t
1
S '  0  a  2t 
2

2
1
S '  at 2  4
2
S ' S 4
S '  4m
dv dv dx  dv 
27. a a  a  v 
dt dx dt  dx 
 a  10(5)  50 m / s 2

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u sin 
2 2
28. R
g
For max area R should be max    45o
A1 R12  u1 
2 2 4
4
 u1   2  1
 2       

A2 R2  u 2 2  u 2   4  16
2

29. u  i  2 j
ux  1 , uy  2
dx
1 x  t
dt
1
S y  u yt  a yt 2
2
1 2
y  2t  gt
2
1
y  2( x)  (10)( x) 2
2
y  2 x  5 x 2  Ax  Bx 2
A B  25  7

30. u  ai  b j
For   45o , a  b

u  ai  a j
20  a 2   a  10t   20 2  a 2   a  20   a  20
2 2

 
So, u  20i  20 j  u  20 2
1
sin   20 2   sin 45 
2
o 2 400  2 
2 2
u 2  20m
H MAX   
2g 2(10) 20

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CHEMISTRY
31. x (35)  (1  x )37  35.5
 35x  37 x  37  35.5
 2 x  1.5  x  0.75  75%  Cl 35 (lower isotope of Chlorine)

32. GMW of Cr2 ( SO4 )3  2  52  3  96  104  288  392

392 gm Cr2 ( SO4 )3  3  6  1023 ions of SO42
39.2 gm Cr2 ( SO4 )3  ?
18 1023
 1.8 10 23 SO42 ions are present.
10

33.   a ( z  b) 
c

 a ( z  b) 
1


a
c
( z  b)   c
 
34. Unit of h  erg  sec, J  sec, Cal  sec
h
  h    m  v  gm  cm 2 / sec(or )kg  m 2 / sec
mv
1 1 1   
35. E3  E1  E2 (or )3  1  2     1 2  3  1 2
3 1 2 12 1  2
36. “A” is true ‘R’ is false
37. If l=0 ‘m’ must be ‘0’ but not +1
38. e of electron = 1.758  108 c / gm
m
1.6 10 19
 28
 0.1758 109 (or )1.758 108 c / gm
9.1 10

e x 2x 1
(P :  )  :  1: : 2 :1
m 1 4 2
Proton is twice to that of   particle
 S-I is correct ; S-II is incorrect
39.

0.53oA 2.6oA

1.1oA
R
Y Y
40. C X H Y  (2 X  )O2  XCO2  H 2O
2 2
40ml
160ml
260ml
1: 4

1: 13
2
13
C4 H10  O2  4CO2  5 H 2O
2
 Formula of Hydrocarbon= C4 H 10

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41. CaCO3  Cao  CO2
100 gm  22.4lt of CO2 at STP
90
10   9 gm  ?
100
9  22.4
 2.016 Lt at STP
100
T 23 2 2 8  4 32
42. Time of revolution  n 3 / Z 2  1  2  3  
T2 1 3 27 27
76 78
43. 32Ge and 34 Se are example for isotones, they possess same (A-Z) Value =44

(5  54)  (90  56)  (5  57) 5595

44. Average at wt    55.95
100 100
45.
MnO2  4 HCl  MnCl2  Cl2  2 H 2O
1mole 4moles
0.8mole 4  36.5
 146 gm
0.2 mole of MnO2 required. Hence Limiting reagent= MnO2
46. Electron transition from 2E level to E level
E  2 E  E  E  wave length ‘  ’
(ii) Electron transition from 4E/3 level to E level
4E E
E  E 
3 3
1
 wave length  3 E 

47. At. no: 57  La  d-block element. Lanthanoids are the elements present after La.
(Both S-I &S-II are correct)
h h h 1 h
48. X  P  (P )2   P   mv   V 
4 4 4 2m 
49. Electron present in one of the degenerate orbital with  1 2 spin  (1)
50. Longest wave length  shortest energy of Balmer series of He  ion.
5R 5R 9 1   9X 
 4        
36 9 5 R  5 
51. photo electric light of wave length 300nm
1240 12.4
E    4.13eV
( ev ) 300 3
52. 100gm haemoglobin  0.25gm Fe
89600 gm ? (GMW of haemoglobin=89600)
89, 600 1 894
   224 gm
100 4 4
224
 No. of Fe gram-atoms =   4 gram atoms of iron
56
h 6.625 10 34  0.527 0.527
53. X     0.00193  1.93  10 3 m
4 .mv 4  3.14  9.1 10  6  10  5 10
31 2 5
9.1 30

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54. 22.4  10 m  1
3 3
mole at STP 1Lt  103 m3 
1m 3  ?
1 1000
3
  44.64moles
22.4  10 22.4
h 6.625 1034  3
55.    3.3125  3  10 36 m  9.9375 1036 m  11035 m
mv 2 100
56. 1.5  10 26 molecules  16 kg
1.5  10 23 molecules  16gms
6 1023 molecules  ?
4  16  64gm  GMW
rn  n 2   n  1  ( n  1)2  2n 2
2
57.
4
 n 2  2 n  1  n 2  2 n  1  4 n  2n 2  n 
2
2
58. V=Area  thickness = 20 10  0.1  20cc
Vol  density  mass  20  10.8  2  108 gms
108 gm Ag  6  1023 atoms of Ag
2  108 gm Ag  ? 12 1023 atoms

59.     c    3  1010  2  1014  6  1024 sec1
c
60.
Volume  0.1g / ml 
 mass  Volume  density  0.1gm
density  1gm / ml 
wt
 No. of D2 O molecules   N0
GMW
0.1 1
 number of Heavy water molecules    6  1023  0.5 1018  5 1017 molecules
20 6000
a  5, b  17  b  2 a  17  10  7

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MATHEMATICS
log175 log  5  7  2 log 5  log 7 2  
2

61. a  log 245 175    

log 245 log  5  7 2  log 5  2log 7   2 

log 875 log  5  7  3log 5  log 7 3  

3

a  log1715 875    
log1715 log  5  73  log 5  3log 7   3
Where   log 5 and   log 7
Substituting a and b

Now, 

1  ab 5   
2
 2

5
a b  2  2
62. 1, a1 , a2 , a3 ,....., am ,31 (A.P)
31  1 30
d 
m 1 m 1
a7 a  7d 5
 
am 1 a  ( m  1) d 9
 30 
1 7  
  m 1   5
 30  9
1  ( m  1)  
 m 1
m  211 5
   m  14
31m  29 9
 m  2  12
n 2 ( n  1) 2
1  2  3  .....  n
3 3 3 3
4 ( n  1) 2
63. Tn   
1  3  5  .....  (2n  1) n2 4
n  2n  1 1
2
1 1
S n   Tn     n 2   n   (1)
4 4 2 4
1  8(8  1)(2  8  1)  1  8(8  1)  1
S8     2  2   4 (8)  71
4 6
64. a3  a7  a11  a15  96
  a3  a15    a7  a11   96   a7  a11    a7  a11   96
 2  a1  a17   96  a1  a17  48
17 17
S17   a7  a11    48   408
2 2
65.

1
-1
m=1
n=3
m  n  1 3  4

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 3x   4 y 
66. 3x  4 y  5  2    3    5
 2   3 
A.M  G .M
3x 3x 4 y 4 y 4 y
     2 3 1/5
2 2 3 3 3    3x   4 y  
5   2   3  
 
1/5
 16  16 2 3 3
 1   x 2 y3  1 x y  x 2 y3 
 3  3 16
x
1
67. LHS:    0, x  R
2
RHS: 3  x  x 2
  (1) 2  4( 1)(3)  11  0
3  x  x 2  0, x  R
68. f ( x )  x 2  2( p  3) x  9
  0   2( p  3)   4(1)(9)  0
2

 4( p 2  6 p  9)  4(9)  0
 p 2  6 p  0  p  0 or p  6  (1)

a. f (6)  0
 (1).36  12( p  3)  9  0
3
 12 p  9  0  p   (2)
4
 3 
From (1) & (2), p   , 
 4 
69. x  6 x  2  0 has roots  a,  
2

 2  6  2  0 and  2  6   2  0
a10  2a8      2        2       2 
10 10 8 8 8 2 8 2

 
2a9 2  9   9  2  9   9 
 8  6    8  6   6    
9 9

  3
2  9   9  2  9   9 
70. f ( x )  2 x 4  x 3  ax 2  bx  a  b  1
f ( 3)  0  134  8a  2b  0  4 a  b  67  (1)
f (2)  0  39  3a  3b  0  a  b  13  (2)
From (1) & (2), a  16, b  3
a  2b  16  2(3)  10
71. Let n be the number of sides
n
 240o  (n  1)5o   (n  2)180o
2
 240n  5n2  5n  360n  720
 5n2  125n  720  0
 n 2  25n  144  0  n  9,16
But n  16 , the largest angle is 120o  15  5o  195o  180o

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Not possible in a convex polygon
n  9
72. ax 3  bx  c   x 2  px  1  ax  k  where k is constant.
Then comparing the coefficients of like powers of x on both sides, we get
ap  k  0, kp  a  b, k  c
c c
 p c
a p
  c  c  a 
2
cp        c  b  a 2  c 2  ab
 p a c
73. f ( x)  (2 x  a)(2 x  c)  (2 x  b)
a c
So, f    a  b f    cb
2 2
a c
f   f     a  b  c  b   0  a  b  c
2 2
c a
exactly one of the both roots lie between and
2 2
(n  2)(n  3) 1 4  1 1 
74. tn     4  
4 tn (n  2)(n  3)  ( n  2) (n  3) 
1 1 1 1  1 1   1 1   1 1   1 1 
   ......   4             ...    
t1 t2 t3 t2003  3 4   4 5   5 6   2005 2006  
 2003  4006
 44  
 3(2006)  3009

75. x 2  9 y 2  25 z 2  15 yz  5 zx  3 xy  0
 2 x 2  18 y 2  50 z 2  30 yz  10 zx  6 xy  0
 ( x  3 y ) 2  (3 y  5 z ) 2  (5 z  x ) 2  0
x y z
 x  3 y  5z   
15 5 3
2 1 1 1 5 2
   
5 15 3 15 5
x, y, z are in H.P

76. S-1 is false, In (0, 1) inequality does not satisfy and S-2 is true

77. x  1  a  4  x  1  a  4  x  1  4  a
For real solution we have  4  a  0
 4  a  0 and  4  a  0
 a  4 and a   4
 a  4  a   , 4

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78. The no. of roots is no. of point of intersection of two curves. So, the two curves intersects at two
distinct points P & Q.
Y

(0, 2)

P Q
X' O X

Y'
No. of roots = 2.
79. a) b 2  ac  2 log10 b  log10 a  log10 c
2 1 1
  
log b 10 log a 10 log c 10
log a 10, log b 10, log c 10 are in H.P
b)
a x b x c a x b x c
e e  ex e e  ex
b  c  d  b 1  c 1  d 1
a x b x c a x b x c
e e  ex e e  ex
b c d b c d
x x x
2e 2e 2e a b c a b c
     ex   ex   ex   
a x b x c b c d b c d
e e  ex
b c d
a,b,c,d are in G.P
c) 2b  a  c, x 2  ab, y 2  bc
2b 2  ab  bc  2b 2  x 2  y 2
x 2 , b2 , y 2 are in A.P
d) y 2  xz Let x log a  y log b  z log c  k
2
 k   k  k 
   log b    log a  log c 
2
   
 log b   log a  log c 
log a, log b, log c are in G.P
80. a) d  a  b  0  d  b  c  2b  a  c
x  1 is root and equal roots, POR=1
c(a  b)
  1  ac  bc  ab  ac
a (b  c )
2 1 1
 2ac  b(a  c)   
b a c
a, b, c are in H.P
b c
b)  ax  b    bx  c   0  x    b 2  ac
2 2

a b
a, b, c are in G.P
c) x  1  a  b  c  0
d)   0   a  c   4b 2  4b( a  c )  0
2

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  a  c  2b   0  a  c  2b  0  a  c  2b
2

a, b, c are in A.P
x
81. Let 2 y
x  5x  9
 x  x 2 y  5 xy  9 y  x2 y  x  5 y  1  9 y  0
  0  x is real 
 5 y  1
2
 4 y (9)  0
 25 y 2  10 y  1  36 y 2  0
 11 y 2  10 y  1  0
 11 y 2  10 y  1  0
 11 y 2  11 y  y  1  0
 11y  y  1  1 y  1  0
 11y  1 y  1  0
1
  y 1
11
a 
82. x 3  13 x 2  kx  27  0  , a, ar  are roots
r 
a
S3     a  ar   27  a 3  a  3
r
Now,  3   13  3  k  3  27  0
3 2

 27  117  36  27  0  k  39
 7
83. 2 log 3  2 x  5   log 3 2  log 3  2 x  
 2
 7
log3  2 x  5   log3 2  2 x  
2

 2
 7
`   2 x  5  2  2x  
2

 2
Let 2  a
x

 a  5   2  a  
2 7
 2
 a  10 a  25  2 a  7
2

 a 2  12 a  32  0
 ( a  4)( a  8)  0
 a  4 or a  8
If a  4, 2 x  4  x  2 not possible
If a  8, 2 x  8  x  3
 
 1 1   1 
84. n  log10 x  1    .....     log10 x   2 log10 x
 2 4  1
1 
 2
1  3  5  .....  (2n  1) 20

4  7  10  .....  (3n  1) 7 log10 x

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2
n 2
 
 (3n  1) 7 log10 x
n2 20
 
 n(n  1)  7 log10 x
3 n
 2 
2n 2 20
 
n(3n  5) 7 log10 x
n 10
 
(3n  5) n
7 
2
 7 n  60n  100  7 n 2  60n  100  0
2

 7 n 2  70 n  10n  100  0
 7n  n  10  10  n  10   0
  7n  10  n 10  0
10
 n  10 or n 
27
n  2 log10 x  5  log10 x  x  105
Now, log n x  log10 105  5
3
85. For x  1 , x  1  2  3x  4 x  3  x   (1)
4
1
For x  1 , ( x  1)  2  3 x   x  1  2  3x  2 x  1  x   (2)
2
1 
From (1) & (2), x   ,  
2 
1
1 1 1 1
86.    .......  4 
4 8 16 1 2
1
2
1
1 1 1  1 log
    1
 1  5 2 2log  21 
  51  5  2   5 5
log   .......  log
5  4 8 16 5  2 
2log   log 4
0.2  0.2  

5 5 4
5
5 m m m m 5 1 1
87. m1m2 m3m4   1  2  3  4    8
4 2 4 5 8 4 2 4 5 8 2
1/4 1/4
m m m m  1 1
G.M   1  2  3  4    8  
 2 4 5 8  2  4
m1 m2 m3 m4
  
A.M  2 4 5 8 1
4 4
m m m m
 1  2  3  4 k
2 4 5 8
5 5 1
m1m2 m3 m4   (2  4  5  8).k 4   k 
4 4 4
1 5
m1  , m2  1, m3  , m4  2
2 4

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a 1 5 a 2 458 a
S1  m1  m2  m3  m4    1   2     a  19
4 2 4 4 4 4
a  1995  19  1995  2014
1 1 1
88. x  y  z  1 For , , , A.M  H .M
x y z
1 1 1
 
x y z 3 1 1 1
     9
3 x yz x y z

x yz 1 1
For x,y,z, A.M  G .M   3 xyz  xyz    27
3 27 xyz
 1  1  1  1 1 1 1 1 1 1
  1    1    1  1       
 x  y  z  x y z xy yz zx xyz
 1 1 1   x  y  z 1
 1        1  9  27  27  64
x y z xyz xyz

89. Let the 1025th term be equal to 2n , then

1  2  4  8  .....  2n1  1025  1  2  4  8  .....  2n
 2n  1  1025  2n1  1  2n  1026  2n1  n  10
1025th term = 210
90. Let a  xi  y j  zk and b  2i  2 j  k
a.b  a . b

 2 x  2 y  z  x2  y2  z 2 . 4  4  1  1  3 x2  y 2  z 2  9 x2  y 2  z 2  3

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