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A right Choice for the Real Aspirant
ICON Central Office - Madhapur - Hyderabad
Sec: Sr.Super60(Incoming)_NUCLEUS BT JEE-ADV-2024_P2 Date: 13-04-2025
Time: 02.00Pm to 05.00Pm CTA-34 Max. Marks: 180

KEY SHEET
MATHEMATICS
1 D 2 B 3 A 4 A 5 ABC 6 BC

7 ABCD 8 7 9 5 10 6 11 7 12 1

13 8 14 3 15 0 16 1 17 4

PHYSICS
18 C 19 B 20 C 21 C 22 AC 23 BCD

24 ABD 25 2 26 0 27 3 28 3 29 2

30 4 31 64 32 8 33 0.25 34 0.5

CHEMISTRY
35 C 36 B 37 D 38 B 39 CD 40 AD

41 CD 42 4 43 7 44 3 45 4 46 9
1.66
47 9 48 134 49 148 50 20 51 to
1.67
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SOLUTIONS
MATHEMATICS
x 2
 1 dx
1. x
x 2
 ax  1 x 2   x  1


x 2
 1 dx
 1  1
x x x  a   x x    
 x  x


x 2
 1 dx
 1  1
x x x  a   x x    
 x  x

1
x    t2
x
 1 
1  2  dx  2tdt
 x 
2tdt 2dt
 
t 2  t 2     t  (  )
2


 2log t  t 2  (  ) ∣ c

1 1
 2log x   x  c
x x
(1  ln x ) 2
2.  1  ( x  1) ln x  ( x ln x ) 2
dx

(1  ln x) 2 (1  ln x)2 dx
 dx  
1  x ln x  ln x  x ln 2 x (1  ln x)(1  x ln x)
dt
1  x ln ln x  t    ln(t )  C
t
3.  log  x  1  x 2

x

1  x2
dx.

 1 
1  (2 x )) 

 log x  1  x 2 
1  x2   1  x2    
2 1  x2  dx

x  1  x2 

 log x  1  x 2  
1  x 2  1dx

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
 1  x 2 log x  1  x 2  x  c 
4. sin x  t , cos xdx  dt
cos 2 x  cos 4 x  1  sin 2 x  1  sin 2 x 
2

 1  sin 2 x  1  sin 4 x  2sin 2 x

 2  3sin 2 x  sin 4 x
cos3 x  cos 5 x  cos 2 x  cos 4 x 
 sin 2 x  sin 4 x dx   sin 2 x  sin 4 x  cos xdx
2  3t 2  t 4
  dt
t2  t4
2  4t 2
 dt   2 dt
t 1  t 2 
2 1  t 2   6t 2
t dt
t 2 1  t 2 
2
t  6 tan 1 (t )  c
t

x 3  6 x 2  11x  6 dx
5.  dx   lx 2  mx  n  x 2  4 x  3   
x2  4x  3 x2  4x  3
x 3  6 x 2  11x  6 48 x  24
 x2  4x  3
dx   ( x  10) x 2  4 x  3dx  
x2  4 x  3
dx

1 2
 x  4 x  3  12 x 2  4 x  3dx  48 x 2  4 x  3
3/ 2

3
dx
72 
x2  4x  3
1  x  2  2
   x 2  4 x  3   48  12   x  4x  3
3  2 
1
66  dx
x2  4x  3
1 14
l  , m   , n  37,   66
3 3
6. consider tan( x / 2)  t
2dt
dx 
1 t2
1 t2
cos x 
1 t2

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2dt
1 t2 2dt
  1 t2 

1  t   e 1  t 
2 2
1 e 
1 t
2

2dt
(i) 0  e  1  (1  e)  0  
(1  e)  (1  e)t 2
2 dt
 
(1  e)  1  e  2
 t
1 e 
2 1  t 
  tan 1  c
(1  e) 1  e  (1  e) / (1  e) 
 
1 e
2  1 e x
  tan   c
1  e2  1  e 2
2dt
(ii) e  1  (1  e)  0  
(1  e)  (e  1)t 2
2 dt
(e  1)   1  e  2

 t
 e 1
1 e
t
2 1 e 1
  log c
(e  1) e 1 1 e
2 t
e 1 e 1
1 e
 tan( x / 2)
1 e 1
 log c
e2  1 1 e
 tan( x / 2)
e 1
7. Consider x  t 2
dx  2tdt
2t dt t 11  1 1 
 (1  t )2010  2 (1  t )2010 dt  2   (1  t )2009 dt   (1  t )2010 dt 
tan 1 x  1   1  1 
 x 4 dx   tan x   3x3     3x3 
1
8. 2 
dx
 1  x 
tan 1 x 1 dx
  
3x 3
3 3 2 1
x  x 1  
 x

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1 2
1 2
 t , 3 dx  dt
x x
1
1 
tan x 1 2
  
3x3 3 dt  (t  1)
tan 1 x 1
  (t  log | t |)  c
3x3 6
1
tan x 1  1  1 1 
  log  1     1  c
3x3 6  x  6  x2 
tan 1 x 1  1  1
 3
 log 1  2   2  c
3x 6  x  6x
e 4x  4 x 2  5 x  1 dx
2
x x 3
9.
 e x  (2 x  1)  2 x  x   (4 x  1) dx 
2
x 2

 d e x  2
x
  2x 2
 x  dx   (4 x  1) e x  2
x
 dx
  2 x2  x   ex
2
x
  (4 x  1)e x
2
x
dx   (4 x  1)e
 x  x  dx
2

  2 x2  x  ex
2
x
c
f ( x)  2 x 2  x  f ' (1)  4(1)  1  5
 1   x 1 
4  x2  2   2x  3 4  x 2   2   (4 x  3)
 x 
dx   
2 x 
10.   2 1 
3/ 2
 2 1 
3/2
dx
x x  x  2  x x  x  2 
 x   x 
 2
 2 x  1  3  dx  4 x 3  3x 2  dx
 x 
 2 
 
3/ 2 3/ 2
 2 1  x 4
 x 3
 1
x  x 2 
 x 
4
 
1/ 2
 1/ 2
 2 x 4
 x 3
 1 c
 2 1 
x  x 2 
 x 
4 x  2
 c
 
1/ 2
x 4
 x 3
 1

 sin 4 xe dx  e 2sin 2 x cos 2 xdx

2 2
tan x tan x
11.
 e tan x (4sin x cos x)  2 cos 2 x  1 dx
2

 e tan 8 tan x cos x  4sin x cos x  dx

2
x 4

 e tan 8 tan x cos x  2 tan x  sec2 x  2cos 4 x  dx 

2
x 4

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 e tan   2 tan x sec x  2cos x    cos 

x sin x  dx
2
x 2 4 2

 2 cos x   c
2
 e tan x 4

f ( x)  2cos 4 x
  1  1
4
 1
f    2   (2)(1) 
4  2 22  2

3
12. x 1  x1/3  x 2/3   2 x 2/3  3 x1/3  6  dx
1/3

 1 1 
  x 2/3  x1/3  1  2 x  3x  6 x  dx
2/3 1/3 3

Let 2 x  3 x 2/3  6 x1/3  t

 2  2x 1/3
 2 x 2/3  dx  dt

1 3 t4
2
t dt  C
8

 2 x  3x  6 x1/3 
2/3 4

 C
8

 2 x  3x  6 x1/3 
2/3 4

 f  x 
8
1  ln x
x 2 (1  ln x) x2
13.  (ln x)4  x 4 dx    ln x 4 dx
  1
 x 
ln x  1  ln x 
t 2  dx  dt
x  x 
1  t  1   t  1
2 2
dt dt
 4
t  1   t 2  1 t 2  1 2   t 2  1 t 2  1
  dt

1 1 1 
  
2  t 1
2
dt   1 t 2
dt 

1 1 t 1 
  ln  tan 1 (t )   c
2 2 t 1 
1 ln x  x 1  ln x 
 ln  tan 1  c
4 ln x  x 2  x 
14.
15. Add and subtract x7 in the numerator and break them into 2 integrals.
16.

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x 2
 1 x 4  2 x 3  x 2  2 x  1
17.  x 2 ( x  1) 2
dx

 1  2 2 1
1  2  x  2 x  1   2
 x  x x
  1 
dx
 x   2
 x 
1
x 2t
x
 1 
1  2  dx  dt
 x 
1
x t 2
x
1
x 2  2  2  t 2  4  4t
x
1
x 2  2  t 2  4t  2
x
t 2  4t  2  2t  1 t 2  2t  1
 t
dt  
t
dt

 t 1
   dt  t  ln ln t  C
 t 

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PHYSICS
18. Ans: C
Sol:

mR 2
L 
2
 2rdr   2
d   r
2
 
d   0 r 4 dr
R
 R 4
 0
5
 20 R 2

L 5m
19. Ans: B
Sol: Applying Ampere’s circuital law,
0 I r 2
B.2r  for r  a
a 2
and B.2r   0 I for R  a
Taking the ratio
r r2

R a2
 a  Rr
20. Ans: B
di
Sol:  L  iR
dt
2
di R t
    dt
I0 i L0
1 RL
n    
 I0  L

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 RL
i  I0 e L

dH  i 2 Rdt
  2 Rt
H I 02 R e L dt
0
2 Rt  0
L  
 I 02 R  e L 
2R  
 
1
H  LI 02
2

21.
   

de  u  B r  B t .d l
22. Ans: AC

Sol: v  v0 iˆ  v0 kˆ
Particle will move on helical path
2m
Time period T 
qB0

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 T
(A) t  
B0 2

After this time component  to B will change by 180

 
So vt T /2  v0 iˆ  v0 kˆ  v0 iˆ  kˆ
(A) is correct
(B) In magnetic field, speed of the particle do not changes initial speed
 v02  v02  2v0
(B) is wrong
(C) Distance  speed  time
 2  2 2v0 
 2v0  
 B0  B0
(C) is correct
3
(D) t   nT
B0
3 2 3
  n. n
B0 B0 2
3
So particle will complete rotation
2

3 3v0
Pitch  v0 .t  v0 . 
B0 B0
 mv  2v
Diameter = 2 (radius) = 2  0   0
 qB0  B0
Now displacement =  Pitch 2   Diameter 2
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v0
 4  9 2
B0
Q0
23. Maximum current through the inductor is I max 
LC
10 103
When only switch k1 is closed then I max   10mA
5 2 101
10 103
When only switch k 2 is closed then I max   5mA
10  2 101
When both the switches are closed then maximum current through L 2 is
L1
I2  Q0  5mA
L 2 L1  L 2 C
24. Ans: ABCD
  
Sol: F  q v  B   q  z 2  y 2  iˆ
 
F  0, if z  y
for y  2 z, F  0
F is along  ve x axis if z  y .
Ldt
25. E  iR  0
dt
26. Ans: 0
 dr d  dw  dr
Sol: m  2  r q B
 dt dt dt  dt
dr d  dw dr
 2mr   r2  qrB
dt dt dt dt
m
d 2
dt
 
r w 
qBrdr
dt
r R
Charge in angular momentum of particle =  qBrdr  0
r 0
d
  0 at time when particle leaves the region. So velocity of particle is radially
dt
outward.
27. Ans: 3
28. Ans: 3
29. Ans: 2
30. Ans: 4
 
Sol:  aE  rI and,  aE  rI
2 2
Where  is the total induced e.m,f. From this,
     1 rI ,

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1 1  1
and E     1 rI  
2a 2a   1
But by Faraday’s law,   a 2b
1  1
so, E  ab
2  1
31&32. Ans: 64.00
Ans: 8.00
Sol: at v  v
Power given = power loss
 4
F v  I 2  1  
 4
Bv  2r 
I 
 4
1  
 4
By solving v  64 m / s and I  8 A
33&34: Ans: 0.25
Ans: 0.5
Sol: At t  0, RL  , so circuit can be reduced to

According to graph current at this time is I1

15 15 1
 I1     0.25 Amp.
30  10  20 60 4
At t  , RL  0 Now circuit can be reduced to

15 1
I2  
30 2
CHEMISTRY
35. Conceptual
36.

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OH OH

X= O O

NH2
HO O
37.
CH3

HO H

HO H

H CH3

OH
38.

39. A, B are incorrect

 CH 3COO  Mn
CH 3CH 3  O2 
2  CH 3COOH

Ni
CH 4  H 2O 
 CO  H 2
1273K
40.
CH3

H3C O

H3C

H3C H3C CH3

CH3
O H3C

41.
H
t-Bu
Me Me
H H
H H
H H
Et
H
Q R
42. Conceptual

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43. Molecular formula of compound C4 H10O

OH
OH

HO

O OH

44.
Cl Cl Cl

Cl

Cl

Cl
45. Conceptual
46.

2,4,4-trimethylhexane
47.
CH3
CH 3 CH 2 C CH 2 CH3
3–methyl pentane monochlorination, different
products are
H
CH3
CIH 2 CH 2 C CH2 CH3
Chiral, one chiral carbon atom pair of
enantiomers
H
H CH3
CH 3 C C CH 2 CH3
Chiral carbon atoms 4 isomers. 2 pairs of
enantiomers
Cl H
4 pairs of diastereomers.
CH 2Cl
CH 3 CH 2 C CH 2 CH3 achial molecule
H

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CH 3
CH 3 CH 2 C CH 2 CH3 achial molecule
Cl
X = number of pairs of enantiomers = 3
Y = number of pairs of diastereomers = 4
Z = numbers of isomers which are achiral = 2
Total X + Y + Z = 9

48.

49.

50, 51.
d l Meso
80% 20%
d  l 20

d  l 80
20
d  l  80   20
80
% purity d  l  20% d  l  80
d  50% d  l  20
l  30% 2l  60
l  30%
50% 20%
30  30% Racemic mixture
d Meso
Levo  Dextro
 Dextro 
K eq 
 Levo
50
K eq   1.67
30

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