SRI CHAITANYA IIT ACADEMY, INDIA 08‐02‐23_ Sr.

S60_NUCLEUS & ALL_BT _ Jee‐Main_GTM‐23_KEY &SOL’S

Sri Chaitanya IIT Academy.,India.

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SEC: Sr.Super60_NUCLEUS &ALL_BT JEE-MAIN Date: 08-02-2023
Time: 09.00Am to 12.00Pm GTM-23 Max. Marks: 300
KEY SHEET
PHYSICS
1 2 2 2 3 1 4 3 5 2
6 2 7 4 8 1 9 2 10 2
11 2 12 2 13 2 14 2 15 4
16 4 17 2 18 3 19 1 20 2
21 2 22 8 23 6 24 4 25 6
26 2 27 5 28 8 29 4 30 5

CHEMISTRY
31 4 32 3 33 3 34 2 35 4
36 2 37 3 38 2 39 2 40 1
41 1 42 2 43 2 44 3 45 2
46 2 47 4 48 4 49 1 50 3
51 5 52 2 53 2 54 3 55 6
56 4 57 4 58 6 59 4 60 3

MATHEMATICS
61 4 62 3 63 3 64 2 65 3
66 1 67 1 68 3 69 3 70 2
71 4 72 4 73 4 74 2 75 2
76 1 77 3 78 3 79 1 80 4
81 4 82 1 83 4 84 22 85 0
86 8 87 2 88 2 89 20 90 0

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SOLUTIONS
PHYSICS
1.
600
O 600 S

v  v0 11
 v  10v0  v0  34m / s
v  v0 g
2
R
2 17 
 t  3  
v0 3  34 3
2. y sin i1 
1
5
i1
i1 2 ˆj
1  2
5 i2 P iˆ
x
2 
2

 1  5
Applying Snell’s law, 1 sin i1  2 sin i2 2    2 sin i2
 5
P
530
5 3
4 Q
sin i2  or i2  530 4
So, unit vector in the direction of PQ will be,
5
3 ˆj  4iˆ
5
3. 9
l1  4l0 , l2  l0 , lP  l1  9l0 lP  l1  l2  2 l1l2 cos  9l0  4l0  l0  4l0 cos  cos   1
4
2
  2n  n  1, 2,.... x  2n Or x  n Or x 2  d 2  x  n

d 2  n2 2
 x  S1P  Or x2  d 2  x2  n2 2  2 xn  x
2n
4.  kt 3   d  3t 2 k     k 2
 D   R    t  R  t2
 6 d dt 6  d  2d
5. The given system is equivalent to a spherical capacitor of inner radius b and outer
radius c. Hence, the capacity of the system will be 4 0 
bc 

 cb 
6. y 2 2 1 tan  2 1
tan     2 Or cot   tan      cot 
x 2 2 2 2 2
y E



P  2 2, 2, 0 
y

 x
 E tan   x
 tan      900  
p
 
 Er 2 

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7. 1 1  q2 q2  1 q2
From conservation of mechanical energy k r2     Or k r 2

2 4 0  r rr 2 8 0 r
q2
 k
4 0 r 3
8.  E 
V  E i r  E 
ER
Here,
6E
And 24 
12 E
Solving Eqs. (1)
r 18 
 Rr Rr 6r 12  r
and (2), we get r  6 And E  36V When both S1 and S 2 are closed external

resistance in the circuit will be R 

 6 12   4  V
 36  4   14.4V
6  12 46
9. Simple circuit is as shown below

 RAB  3
10. both true, R is not correct explanation of A
11. Current per unit area   i
At C Magnetic field due to remaining portion
2 2

 b a 
=magnetic field due to whole portion – magnetic field due to cavity Or
 1  ib 2 0ic
B   0 2  c  0 Here I    b 2  2    B
 2 b  b  a2   
2 b 2  a 2 
12. both true, R is not correct explanation of A
13. 100 2 1 1
 I R 0   2A  I R  2 sin100t X C    50
100 C 100  0.2  103

 I C 0 
100 2
50

 2 2 A I C  2 2 sin 100t  900 X L   L  100 1  100 
 X L 0 
100 2
100
 
 2 A I L  2 sin 100t  900 Now, I  I R  I C  I L  2sin 100t  450 A  
2A

900
100t 
900 2 2A 450
100t

14. The charge on the capacitor at time t after the connections are made is
Q  Q0 e  t / RC
dQ
Or, i     Q0 / RC  et / RC .
dt
Heat dissipated during the time t1 to t2 is
t2
U   i 2 Rdt
t1
t2
Q0 2t / RC
 e dt
t1 RC 2

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Q02   RC1 
2t 2t
 2
 e  e RC . ………… (i)
2C  

The time constant RC is 5  5.0  F  25  s .
Putting t1  25  s , t2  50  s and other values in (i),
 20C 2
U
2  5.0 F
e 2

 e 4  4.7  J .

15. The light contains two different frequencies. The one with larger frequency will cause
 8 1015 s 1
photoelectrons with largest kinetic energy. This larger frequency is v  
2 2
The maximum kinetic energy of the photoelectrons is K max  hv  
 8 1018 1 

 4.14 1015 eVs   s   2.0eV  5.27eV  2.0eV  3.27eV .
 2 
16. h h 1  M 
    as m  
mv 3RT MT  NA 
m
M
1 M 2T2 4  400 8
  
2 M1T1 2  300 3
17. 1 1
hf1  hf0  mv12 hf 2  hf 0  mv22 
2 2
1

h  f1  f 2   m v12  v22 
2
 v12  v22 
2h
m
 f1  f 2 
18. If Q be the charge on the capacitor, the surface charge density is   Q / A and the
Q
1
electric field is KA 0 . This should not exceed the dielectric strength 1.9 10 V m .
7

Q
 1.9  107 V m 1 1
Thus, the maximum charge is given by KA  0 Or, Q  KA 0  1.9  10 Vm
7

 
  5.0  102 m2 8.85 1012 Fm1  1.9 107Vm1     8.4 106 C .
19. 3 2
The side of the square is l  2.5  10 m  0.05 m As it is uniformly out in 1.0 s, the
1
speed of the loop is   0.05 ms . The emf induced in the left arm of the loop is
E  N Bl  
 100  0.05 m s 1   0.40T    0.05m 
 0.1V .
0.1V
i  1.0 103 A
The current in the loop is 100 .The force on the left arm due to the
magnetic field is F  NilB  100  1.0 103 A   0.05m  t  0.40T 
 2.0 103 N . This force is towards left in the figure. To pull the loop uniformly, an
3
external force of 2.0 10 N towards right must be applied. The work done by the
force is
 
W  2.0 103 N   0.05m   1.0 104 J
.
20. This is an LCR series circuit. The current will be maximum when the net reactance is
1 1
1 C 2 
 L 4 2  2.0 103 s 1  
2
 L  0.1H 
zero. For this, C Or,  63 nF .

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21. At point O

3 4 3 2 4 3 4 4 3
1 sin i  2 sin r sin c  sin r   sin r sin r  At point E  sin r    1 sin 
2 3 2 3 3 4 3 3 4

sin   4  
2
22.
Five fringes have be shifted.  5
 1  1 t   2  1 t   1  2  t
 
5
 t
 1  2 
23. q'

q

k  q  q ' kq q
Vc  0   0 q '   Now
3a 4a 4
kq kq / 4 kq kq
VA  VC    0 
2a 3a 4a 6a
24. Let resistance of 400 W is R. Then resistance of 200 W will be 2R.
V2 V2
From P R Total resistance of the shown circuit will be 2R
R 400
V2 V2 V2
 Pnet    2  200W
Rnet 2R 
V / 200 
25. l   75 
r  R  1  1  24   1  6
 l2   60 
26. 4A current flows on upper side and 2A on lower side.
0
300 30 r  3m
r

 
1m
B  3 0
4   3  0 2 sin 300  sin 00 
 
 4
  
3 sin 300  sin 300 

 4
 3



 2 3 0
 4

 7
  2 3 10 T


27. X L   2 fL   2  50  0.7  220   Z  R 2  X L2  220 2

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Vrms 220 1
lrms    A
Z 220 2 2
2 1
P  lrms .R   220  110W
2
28. Let W be the work function of metal. Then eV  hc
 W (1)
0
330  109
hc
e  2V0    W (2) Solving these two equations, we get
220  109
109  h  c 109  6.6 1034  3 108 15
V0    V
110  e  6 110 1.6 1019  6 8
29. Let at t  0, RB  R0 , then RA  64 R0  R  decay rate 
After time t, RA   64 R0  e  At And RB  R0 e  Bt Given, RA  RB
 A 
 t
 64 R0 e   At  R0 e  Bt 64 

e B    2  6  e   A  B t
6  ln 2  6 ln 2 6 150
 6 ln  2     A  B  t  t    36 days
 A  B ln 2 ln 2
 25
5 30
30. Minimum 10.2 eV energy is required to excite a hydrogen atom. In perfectly inelastic
2
1 2 1 v
collision maximum energy is lost. mv   2m   
2 2 2
1 2 1.632  4 1018
 10.2 1.6 1019 mv  1.632 1018  v
4 1.67 1027
v  6.25 104 m / s

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CHEMISTRY
31. 2
Cr 3 
Ecell  0.3 
0.6
log    0.3  0.01log
 0.1
2

 0.013
3
6  Fe2 
 
32.  10 1 H
p H   log  H     log C    C0   p  2.3
 200 20
33.  A0
For a zero order reaction (1)For zero order reaction K  (2)Since
2t 1
2
0.25
 A0  2M , t 1  1h, K  1 from equation (1) t  0.25h
2
1
34. The fraction of molecules having energy equal to or greater than Ea is:
n  n 0.001 
x  e  Ea / RT  x   0.001%   105 
N  N 100 
 Ea
 log x 
2.3  RT
 R  2 cal mol 1K 1 , T  500 K 
5  Ea
log10  Ea  11.5  103 cal mol 1  11.5 kcal mol 1
2.3  2  500
35. For fcc, number of X atoms = 4/unit cell
Number of TVs = 8ZNumber of OVs = 4YNumber of atoms removed along one body
diagonal  2 X (corner) and 2Z(TVs) and IY (OV at body centre) Number of X
atoms left  4   2    Number of Y atoms left  4  1 1  3 Number of Z atoms
1 15
 8 4
left  8   2  1  6 The simplest formula  X 15Y3 Z6  X15Y12 Z 24  X 5Y4 Z8
4
36. 1.2 g of NaCl is 100 ml of solution  1 litre  12 g  12 M
58.5
72
7.2 g of glucose is 100 ml of solution  1 litre  72 g 
180
NaCl Glucose i1  1   i2  1
 12  72  12  72 58.5
C1    C2  i1C1  i2C2 1        1  0.95
 58.5  180  58.5  180 30
37. As we know Pr  PA0 X A  PB0 X B PT  PA0 X A  PB0 1  X A  PT  PB0  X A  PA0  PB0 
……………… (1) But from question, PT  180 X A  90 …………… (2)
PA0 270
Equation (1) and (2)  PA0  PB0  180 PB0  90; PA0  180  90  270   3 :1
PB0 90
38. Mass of acetic acid adsorbed by 2g charcoal  100 103   0.6  0.5   60
x 0.6
 0.6;   0.3
m 2

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39. CH 3

H I

H CH 3

CH 2  CH 3

40. O O Li O

C  CH 3
COH C  CH 3
OH
    LiOH I 2  NaOH

C H3 L i 

 
CO O N a

CHI 3  

41. O OH
C  N
OH
CH 2  NH 2
O


HCN
 
LiAlH 4
 
NaNO2
HCl


42. OH O
Hg / H 2 
CH 3  C  CH 
H O
CH 3  CH  CH 2  CH 3  C  CH 3
2
A ketone (gives +ve
Iodoform test with NaOI)

 3 1 BH .THF
CH 3  C  CH   CH 3  CH  CH  OH  CH 3  CH 2  CH  O
 2  H 2O2 / OH
(An aldehdye)
 ve Iodoform test because  C  CH3 group is absent 

43. PhCH 2 NH 2 

CHCl3
 PhCH 2 N C 
 PHCH 2 NH  CH 3
LAH
KOH
 P Q 
44. Statement-I is correct but Statement-II is incorrect because glucose on reaction with
Fehling solution gives Cu2O and not CuO
45. KMnO4 is purple colour due to charge transfer
46. No. of moles of AgCl formula  28.7  0.2
143.5
 0.1 mole complex then 0.2 moles of free Cl 
47. CoCl3  NH 3   does not give white precipitate with AgNO3 solution because no
 3
free chloride ions
48. Mn has higher number of unpaired electron than Fe in atomic state
49. H-S bond is weaker than O-H bond hence, H 2S is more acidic than H 2O
50. Au  4 H   NO3  4Cl   AuCl4  NO  2 H 2O
3Pt  16 H   4 NO3  18Cl   3PtCl62   4 NO  8 H 2O
51. Sulphide ores are concentrated by froth floatation process.
Cinnabar, Iron pyrite, Galena, Zinc blende and Copper glance are sulphide ores.
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52. 3Cl2  6 NaOH 
 5 NaCl  NaClO3  3H 2O
Hot &conc. X  Y 
NaCl  AgNO3 
 AgCl  NaNO3
X   white ppt 

5
Average bond order between Cl and O atom in NaClO3   1.67
3
53. O
Cl
NH  C  CH
Cl
O2 N CH  CH  CH 2  OH

OH

54. Greater the oxidation state of the central metal ion, greater is the stability of the
complex
55. Molecular weight of decapeptide = 796 g/mol
Total bonds to be hydrolysed = (10 – 1) = 9 per molecule
Total weight of H 2O added  9  18  162 g / mol
Total weight of hydrolysis products  796  162  958g
Total weight % of glycine (given) = 47%
958  47
Total weight of glycine in product  g  450 g
100
Molecular weight of glycine  75 g / mol
450
Number of glycine molecules  6.
75
Note: A dipeptide has one peptide bond. Thus, a decapeptide has 9 peptde bonds.
56. Formic acid, Fomaldehdye, fructose, glucose
57. Three in aldol, one in cannizzaro
58. In F.C.C cations at octahedral Void r   r   a  3 a6
2
59. x x 1 1 x
 kp1/n log  log k  log p y  c  mx m  1   n  1 log  0.6020  1log1
m m n n m
x
 4
m
60. 3 1
t2g eg

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61. 2 can be taken in 2 ways  20 or 22 
3 can be taken in 3 ways  30 or 32 or 34 
Similarly, 5 can be taken in 4 ways  50 or 52 or 54 or 56 
And 7 can be taken in 5 ways  70 or 7 2 or 7 4 or 76 or 78 
Hence, total divisors which are perfect squares = 2.3.4.5 = 120.
62. A   x, y B  a, b, c, d  A  B having 2  4  8 elements Total subsets of
A  B  28  256  Total no. of subsets of A  B having 3 or more elements.
 256  (1 null set +8 singleton set 8 C2 subset having 2 elements)
 256  1  8  28  219
63. x1  x2  x3  11 x1  x2  x3  7  st
It is possible only if  or  For 1 case number of
y1  y2  7  y1  y2  11 
solution 10 C2 .6 C1  270 For 2nd case number of solution
 Total ways  270  150  420
64. Let P  4  4 cos  , 3  3sin   be any point on the ellipse. Then image of P w.r.t line
x  4  4 cos  y  3  3sin  2  4 1  cos    3 1  sin    2 
x  y  2 is   
1 1 2
2 2
 x 5  y 2 
 x  5  3sin  & y  2  4 cos        0 K1  160 & K 2  292
 3   4 
65. 4 x3 dx  4 y 3 dy  12 xy 2 dx  12 x 2 ydy
   
x x 2  3 y 2 dx  y y 2  3 x 2 dy  0 
x4  y 4  6 x2 y 2
0

  
ln x 4  y 4  6 x 2 y 2  ln c  x4  y 4  6 x2 y 2  c
66. Triangle ABC is equilateral  z 2    z   1  z   z   z   z 1  z     z 1  z 
2 2

2  12 1
 3z 2  2 z  1   z 2  4z2  2z 1  0  z   Re  z  
8 4
67. I   x x ln  ex  dx   x x 1  ln x  dx Let t  x x  e x ln x 
dt  1
 x x  x.  ln x 

dx  x 
 dt  x x 1  ln x  dx  I   dt  t  C  x x  C
68. Equation of common chord is 6 x  14 y  p 2  q 2  0. it must pass through the center of
first circle  p 2  q 2  50 as p 2  q 2  2 pq  pq  25
 /2
69. Put x  tan   dx  sec2  d l  
1 
 n  tan  
1  2
 sec  d
0 1  tan 
2
 tan  
 /2  /2
 1 
l   n   d   n 2  n sin 2 d Now apply f  x   f  a  x  property.
0  sin  .cos   0

70. 5 7
 8
5 x8  7 x 6 6 1 1
f  x   2
dx   x x
2
dx Put, 2  7  5  t
 1 1   1 1  x x
x14  2  7  5  2 7  5 
 x x   x x 

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dt 1  x  7
 f  x   
  c   7 2   c f 0  0  c0
t2 t  2x  x 1 
 x7  1
 f  x   7 2   f 1 
 2x  x 1  4
71.  /4 5 /4 3 /2
  cos x  sin x  dx    sin x  cos x  dx    cos x  sin x   4 2 2
0  /4 5 /4

72.

1
Required area = Shaded region    x2  x1  dy (integrating along y-axis)
0
7
 
1
   1  y 2   y  1 dy  sq.units
0
  6
73. Point P is nearest to the given line if the tangent at P is parallel to the given line.
Now, the slope of tangent at P  x1 , y1  is  
dy 18 y1 3 y1
  which must be equal
 dx  x1, y1  24 x1 4 x1
3 3 y1 3
to  . Therefore,   Or y1  2 x1 (i) Also,  x1 , y1  lies on the curve,
2 4 x1 2
x12 y12
Hence.  1 (ii) Solving (i) and (ii), we get two points  6, 3  and  6, 3
24 18
of which  6, 3  is the nearest.
Y

X' O X

P  x1, y1 

M
3x  2 y  1  0
Y'

74. Any normal to Parabola y 2  4 x is y  tx  2t  t 3

If it passes through  a, a  1 we get t 3  t  2  a   a  1  0
Let f  t   t 3  t  2  a   a  1  0
f '  t   3t 2  2  a  0 for a2
 f  t  has only one real root.
Statement 2 is also True as  a  1  4a for a  1 but Statement 2 is not used to solve
2

Statement 1
75. In last five thrown can there be 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5 heads and the same should be in
first ten throws.  n  E  10 C0 .5 C0 10 C1.5 C1 10 C2 .5 C2 10 C3 .5 C3 10 C4 .5 C4 10 C5 .5 C5
 3003 n  s   215  32768
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76. On substituting value of y from chord to parabola, we
 
2
2 x  4a 2  4ax  x 2  100 x  16a 2  0  x  8a & 2a On putting these values in
chord, we get values of y y  4 2a & 2a 2  length of chord is
8a  2a 2   4 
2
2a  2 2a  6 3a
77. Point of intersection of parabola with x  axis are
Y

O X
A B

 5 1   5 1  5 1 5 1
A  , 0  & B  , 0  OT 2  OA.OB OT 2  .  OT  1
 2   2  2 2
78. Order of matrix A can be 1 32, 2  16, 4  8,8  4,16  2 & 32 1 Order of matrix B can be
1 56, 2  284  14, 7  8,8  7,14  4, 28  2, 56  1  sample space 6  8  48
Now, AB is possible only in  4  8,8  7   8  4, 4  14  16  2, 2  28   32  1,1 56 
79. y

f  x  1   x  2   4  x  2  
2
y  x2  4 Required area

   
2 16 2
 2   x 2  x 2  4 dx  square units.
0 3
80.
        
1 100 1 100 1 100 1 100
l2   1  x50 1  x50 dx   1  x50 dx   x50 1  x50 dx  l1   x50 1  x50 dx
0 0 0 0
1
 
   
101 101
50 50
1  x 1 x 1 1 1 x
 
1
 l1   x. 1  x 50 100 49
x dx  l1   
 50 0
dx
0 50  101  101
 0
 1 
1 1
  1 l1 5051
101
50
l1   1 x dx  l1  l2 l2 1    l1  
5050 0 5050  5050  l2 5050
81. As  2005! ,  2006!
2006! 2007!
&  2007!
2008!
are divisible by 2004.
So, the remainder is 4
82. z2 z1  z4 z1  z4 2 2 2 2 2 2
z3   1  z1  z4  z1 z4  1  z1  z4  z1 z4  1  0
z1 z4  1 z1 z4  1
 z 1
2
1  z 4
2

1  0  z4  1

83. Director circle of ellipse is x 2  y 2  3

Let from P  3 cos  , 3 sin   tangents are drawn equation of chord of contact is
3x cos   2 3 y sin   2  0 . Let this chord touches x 2  y 2  r 2
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2 2
 r 
3cos   12sin 
2
3  9sin 2 
2

rmax 2/ 3 A
   max  4
rmin 2 / 12 Amin
84. 2 2 2
Expression  x  2 y  4 x  9  y  4 x
 9  9  x 2  4 x  18   x 2  4 x   18   x  2   4 
2
 
 22   x  2 
2

 Maximum value  22
85. Let mid point of chord be  t 2 , 2t 
As mid point of chord lies inside the ellipse. So
t 4  8t 2  1  0  t 2   0, 17  4  Also equation of chord whose mid point is  t 2 , 2t  is
S1  S11 i.e. t 2 x  4ty  t 4  8t 2 As it passes through   , 0   t 2  t 4  8t 2
   t 2  8    8, 4  17  
86. Any number is divisible by 3, then sum of digits must be divisible by 3. i.e.
x  y  27 is divisible by 3  x  y is divisible by 3 As x, y  1,3, 5,9, 0 
possible pairs are  5,1 , 1, 5  ,  3, 0  ,  0,3 9, 0  0,9  9,3 ,  3,9 
87. dx dy y2
According to the question Y  y    X  x y  x  x 1   xc
dy dx 2
As curve passes through  0, 0  , so c  0  Equation of curve is y 2  2 x  latus
rectum = 2
88.

   
  sin 1 x    sin 1 y    sin 1 x  sin 1 y   So
2 2 2 2
 
for sin 1 x  sin 1 y    sin 1 x   & sin 1 y   x1 and y  1 Area
2 2
0 1 2
required  1     x  12 dx  1   sq.units .
1 3 3
89. r2 3 r r

  10!
10
1  21/2  31/3  51/5   1r1 2 2 3 3 5 5
r1 !r2 !r3 !r4 !
For rational term r1  r2  r3  r4  10, r2 , r3 & r4 are multiple of 2, 3 & 5 respectively.
  r1 , r2 , r3 , r4    0, 0, 0,10  ,  5, 0, 0, 5  ,  2, 0, 3, 5  ,  0, 2, 3, 5 
 3, 2, 0, 5 1, 4, 0, 5  7, 0, 3, 0  5, 2, 3, 0 
 3, 4, 3, 0 1, 6, 3, 0  4, 0, 6, 0  2, 2, 6, 0 

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1, 4, 6, 0 1, 0,9, 0 10, 0, 0, 0 
 15 rational terms.
90. Since  is a common root
 2  a  12  0 ………. (1)
  b  15  0
2
………. (2)
   a  b    36  0
2
………. (3)
1   2    3
 2 9  0   3
Given, cos x  cos 2 x  cos3x    3
This possible only when
cos x  1, cos 2 x  1, or 3 x  1
 sin x  0,sin 2 x  0 & sin 3 x  0
Hence sin x  sin 2 x  sin 3x  0

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