Sec: SR.

IIT_*COSC(MODEL-A) GTA-6(P2) Date: 09-02-25

Time: 3 Hrs 2021_P2 Max. Marks: 180
KEY SHEET
MATHEMATICS
1 ABCD 2 BC 3 AC 4 AC 5 CD

6 CD 7 0.67 8 0.58 9 215 10 43

11 50 12 10 13 B 14 A 15 C

16 A 17 7 18 4 19 9

PHYSICS
20 ABD 21 AB 22 BD 23 ABC 24 ABC
80.60
25 AB 26 3 27 2 28 20 29 -
80.70
3.70
30 80 31 - 32 D 33 B 34 A
3.75

35 A 36 6 37 4 38 5

CHEMISTRY
39 CD 40 ABC 41 ABD 42 ABC 43 ABCD
37.00
44 AC 45 100.15 46 7.50 47 2.14 48 -
37.30

49 148 50 3 51 B 52 D 53 B

54 C 55 0 56 5 57 4
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SOLUTIONS
MATHEMATICS
1. A) There only 5 non-rotten fruits
3! 4!
B)   2! 3!  216
2! 2!2!
5! 4!
C)   3  1080
2!2! 2!
4! 6!
D)   2160
2! 2!2!
1 1
2. T1  1  3 
 r  1  r  1
3

n
1 1 1 1 17 2n 3  3n 2  3n  1
r 2
Tr  n  1  3    n 
 n  1 n3 1 8 8  n2  n 
3

             
3.   
a  b  c  3  a  b  c . a  b  c  3  ab  b.c  c.a  0
      
  
   
  
a  b . b  c  a.b b.c  c.a
  
  
   
  
b  c . c  a  b.c c.a  a.b
  
     
c  a . a  b  c.a a.b  b.c
     
        
   a.b b.c  b.c c.a  c.a a.b
   0 x  y  z  0  xy  yz  zx  0
  
And max  0 only when a.b  b.c  c.a  0
    
 a  b, b  c and c  a
                 
       
 2a  3b  4c . a  b  5b  c  6c  a  10a b  c  18b. c  a  4c. a  b  32 
0 1  0 1  0 1 
PT  adj  Q         
T
4.   P  adj Q  1 0   P  adj Q T
 1 0 
1 0     
2 1
Adding above results to get P  adj  Q   
T

1 2
2 2 1 1
We get, 2 P     P  1 1
2 2  
 P 0
 2 2
Now, P     2P
2

 2 2 
Similarly,
P n  2n 1 P
P  P 2  P 3  P 4  P 5  31P  0

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2 0
Also, 2adj  Q    2I
T

 0 2 
  adjQ   I
T

 adjQ  I  Q  I
5.

Let Z1   0,0 
Z 2   a,0 
 x  iy    x  iy  a   k .a 2
2 2

2 x 2  2 y 2  2ax  a 2 1  k   0
a 2 1  k 
x  y  ax 
2 2
0
2
AB 2  AC 2  k .BC 2
x2 y2 x y
6. 1    1 and 1    2 1
4 9 2 2 3 2
x2 y2 x 1 y
 1 1 .  3
4 9 2 2 3 2

 No. of elements in S is 1
a  sin 1 1  cos 1  1
3
=
2

7. P  1,2,3,...,50
In terms of divisibility by 5, any number x can be of one of the following 5 forms
i ) x  5c  1  x 4 is of 5c + 1 form
ii ) x  5c  2  x 4 is of 5c + 1 form

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iii ) x  5c  3  x is of 5c + 1 form
4

iv ) x  5c  4  x 4 is of 5c + 1 form
v) x = 5c  x is also of 5c form
4

 a and b should both be of 5c form

10
C
P (both of 5c from) = 50 2
C2
8. P  1,2,3, 4,5,6
x  y  z  a  z  a   x  y
xy  yz  zx  b  xy   x  y a   x  y   b
 y 2   x  a  y  x 2  ax  b  0
 D  0   x  a   4  x 2  ax  b   0
2

 3 x 2  2ax  a 2  4b  0
Since x is also some real number  D  0  a  3b
2

9,10. ak .ak 1   k  1 ak  k .ak 1

k 1 k
1 
ak 1 ak
k
Let tk 
ak
tk  tk 1  1
tk 1  tk  1
 tk 1  tk 1
tk  2  tk k  1, 2,3,.....
23 a21 20 22
 and 
a23 a21 a20 a22
23 22
1 
a23 a22
23 20 43
1  
a20 a20 a20
a20  43  a23
100 20

a100 a20
100  43
a100   215
20
a23  43
3 3x 2
11. Tangent parallel to y  x  is y  x   to y  1 
2 2

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3x
2
3x
2

x   1   x  1     0
2 2
5 5
  yx
6 6
1 5 5 25
Area of triangle OAB =   
2 6 6 72
3x 2
3y 2

12. y 1 x 1

2 2
 5 
  5 2 5
Least distance  2  6   
 2 6 3 2
 
14.
 /2

l  n,      sin x cos x 
n  cos n x   sin 2 x 
dx
0    sin n x  cos n x 
1  /2 n  cos x   sin x  sin x   cos x 
n 2 n 2

   sin x cos x  dx
2 0   sin n x  cos n x
1  /2 1  /2 n
   sin x cos x  dx  n 1  sin 2 x dx 
n

2 0 2 0
1  /2 1  n  1 n  3 ....2 1
   sin x cos x  dx  n 1
n
 n 1 (where is n is odd)
2 0 2 n  n  2  n  4  ...1 4n C n 1
2

15.

Area = 4
16.
4

4 2 (4,0)

17. R ' = = {(1, 1), (2, 2), (3, 3), (4, 4), (5, 5), (6, 6), (7, 7), (1, 2), (2, 1), (4, 6), (6, 4), (5, 6),
(6, 5), (4, 5),(5, 4)}
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18.
y
  2 1  z 2  z  1 y 2  y  1 y 2  y  1 z 2  z    y 2  y  y 2  y  1 z 2  z  1   
2

p   lim   lim lim   

 y   y 2  z  z 4 t 0 2 
  
 

  z 2  z  1 y 2  y  1   z 2  z    y 2  y     
y
 2
p  lim  2  lim  
y 
 y  z   z4 2 

 
 2  y 2  y  1 
y  y  y 1 
2
lim y  1
 y 
 e
2
lim e
y   
 
y 2
y  2

1

 ln 1 x dx
1/ n
  n  r 
n

n    
q  lim   e  eln 41  p.q  4
0

 r 1  n  
 PQ 1   1  Q   P  2025
3
19.
PHYSICS
20. We have half life of the decay is 3.8 day.
N0 N0
 Amount left after 11.4 days = 3 half life = 
23 8
A
Activity of radon after 7.6 days = 2 half life = 0
4
Rules of radioactive decay applies for large number of sample product.
Po will be more stable
1 (  1) 1
21. (A) = =
F R 20

 1
= (  – 1)   
1 1 1
 =
20 R  2R 2R 

 equiconvex lens of f = 20 cm with

radius of curvature = 2R
(B) Feq = – 10 cm like a concave mirror
1 1 1
 = 
v 15 10

 v = – 30 cm

15 cm
(C) for u = – 20 cm
v = – 20 cm, so C is wrong.

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2
I max ( I1  I 2 )
22. =
I min ( I1  I 2 ) 2
2
I1 A  
=  1 
I2  A2 
I1
we can find from equation (1)
I2
A1
and from equation (2)
A2
23.
N
M
L L
–19.6KeV L
K

12400
min = Å
V0
12400
Å
V0
12400
= .62 Å
20000
24. The total quantity of charge carried by one pulse of current is

Q =  I dt,
20 ns t

IImax
max

which is the area of the triangle in Fig. Thus

1
Q= × 20 × 10–9 × 80 × 10–6 = 8 × 10–13C
2
and the number of electrons carried by one pulse is
Q 8  10 13
n= = = 5 × 106.
e 1.6  10 19
Then the number of photoelectrons emitted per light pulse is
n' = n/106 = 5 ,
and hence the number of photons in one light pulse is
N = n'/0.1 = 50.
25. If the springs are compressed to same amount :
1 1
WA = KA X2 ; WB = KB X2
2 2

 KA > KB  WA > WB

If the springs are compressed by same force

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F F
F = KAXA = KB XB ; XA = ; XB = ;
KA KB

1 F2
KA. 2
WA 2 KA KB
= 2
=
WB 1 F KA
KB. 2
2 KB

Hence, WA < WB
Force exerted by liquid = (mass of liquid displaced)  g   r 
2 2 2
32.

  wv  g 2   2 r 
2

33. R  r   sin  …. (i)

  h   cos …. (ii)
Considering apparent mass: m '   w
 body V
m ' g  T cos …. (iii)
m ' 2 r  T sin  …. (iv)

From (i), (ii), (iii) & (iv)

 2r Rr
 tan  
g h
 
34. p f  pi

3m v f = mv î  2 mv cos  î  2 mv sin  ĵ

3 v f = v (1 + 2 cos ) î + 2v sin  ˆj
v
 vf = 5  4 cos 
3
2 sin 
 tan  =
1  2 cos 
1 1 
also Kloss =  mv 2   2 m  v 2 
2 2 
1
–  3 m  v f2
2
36. vx = 8 2 m/s = relative velocity along x-axis
  x = (22 – 8 2 t)
vy = 6 2 m/s = relative velocity along y-axis
 y = (9 – 6 2 t)
 r = x2  y2
For minimum r,

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dr 23
= 0 t = s and rmin = 6.00 m
dt 10 2
37. Change in internal energy for cyclic process
(U) = 0
for process a  b, (P = constant)
Wa  b = PV = nRT = – 400 R
for process b  c, (T = constant)

Wb  c = – 2R (300) n2

for process c  d (P = constant)

Wc  d = + 400R
for process d a, (T = constant)
Wd  a = 2R (500) n2
W = Wa  b + Wb  c + Wc  d + Wd  a
W = 400R n2
Q = W
Q = 400 R n 2 = 4(100) R n2
 K=4
38.
va = 10 m/s
vd = 15 m/s
vs = 5 m/s
O S
 vobserver, air = 5 m/s
vsource, air = – 5 m/s
330  5
= × 325 = 335 Hz
330 – 5
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43. Conceptual
It is dsp hybridized due to pairing up because of strong field ligand CO. It cannot show ionization
2
44.
isomerism.
45. BaCl2  aq   Ba 2 (aq)  2Cl   aq 
0.1 m 2  0.1m
Tb  0.3  0.5
 0.15o C  0.15K
Boiling point of solution = 100.15 C  X
o

46. AgNO3  aq   Ag   aq   NO3  aq 

0.1 m 0.1 m 0.1 m
BaCl 2  aq   Ba 2
 aq   2Cl  aq 


0.05 m 0.05 m 0.1 m

Ag  andCl  combine to form AgCl precipitate
Ag   aq   Cl   aq   AgCl  s 
t=0 0.1 m 0.1 m
t 0 0
In final solution total concentration of all ions :
 NO    Ba   0.05  0.1  0.15m
3
 2

Tb  0.5  0.15  0.075 o C

B.P. of solution 'B'  100.075 C
o

B.P. of solution 'A'  100.15 C

o

y  100.15  100.075
0.075  7.5  102
47. G o  nF Ecell
827000
Ecell  V
4  96500
=2.14 V
0.0591
48. Ecell
o
 log Keq
2n
0.0591
 1.1  log Keq
2
K eq  1037.22
 x = 37.22
53. If mole fraction of liquid A in vapour is = x
Mole fraction of liquid A in solution is = 1 - x
Mole fraction of liquid B in vapour is = 1 - x
Mole fraction of liquid B in solution is = x
PA PA0 X A
YA  
PT PT
P P0 X
YB  B  B B
PT PT
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102 1  x  32x
x  YA  1  x   YB 
P P
x 102 1  x 
Dividing 
1  x  32 x
x 2
102
2 
1  x  32
x  0.641
YB  0.641YA  0.359
X B  0.359X A  0.641
P  PB0 X B  PT0 X T  102  0.359  32  0.64  57.13
54. Solvent A moles = a
Solvent B moles = b
Solute moles = c
At
a b
200 C  15   85  40 …..(1)
abc abc
At
a b
300 C  34   136  68 ….(2)
abc abc
On simplifying we get a = b then using eq. (1)
we get a + b + c = 2.5 b = 2.5 a
a b
 0.4   0.4
abc abc
C  0.2
Solvent X A  0.4
Solvent X B  0.4
Solute = 0.2

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