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PART A - PHYSICS Two masses 1^ = 5 kg and m2 = 10 kg,
ALL THE GRAPHS/DIAGRAMS GIVEN ARE connected by an inextensible string over a
SCHEMATIC AND NOT DRAWN TO SCALE. frictionless pulley, are moving as shown
in the figure. The coefficient of friction of
1. The density of a material in the shape of a
horizontal surface is 0.15. The minimum
cube is determined by measuring three
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to stop the morion is :
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methylorange asindicator,whichofthe inthepresenceofNaOHtoformproduct
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x+ky+3z=0
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3x+ky-2z=0
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(4)containsexactlyfourelements. themiddle.Thenumberofsuch
arrangementsis:
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63. Ifa,peCarethedistinctroots,ofthe
equationx2-x+1=0,thena101+B107is (1)atleast1000
(2)lessthan500
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(3)atleast500butlessthan750
(1)-1
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(4)2
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x-i2x2x
={A+Bx)(x-A)2, [x+-Jx3-l)+[x--Jx3-l),(x>l)
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a)-i.
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68.
intersecteachotheratrightangles,then
Xa4k+l=416andag+a43=66.If
al+a2++a17=I40m'tnenmis
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69. LetAbethesumofthefirst20termsand
Bbethesumofthefirst40termsofthe
x<lR-{-l,0,1).Ifh(x)=^M,thenthe
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(1)232
localminimumvalueofh(x)is:
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lessthanorequaltot.Then 74.Theintegral
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(2)isequalto15.
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isnotdifferentiableatt}.ThenthesetSis
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equalto:
(1)<(>(anemptyset)
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(whereCisaconstantofintegration)
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Letj/=y(;f)bethesolutionofthe
77.
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@1iipnffsin*dxis@ differentialequation
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sinx@+ycosx=ix,x@(0,tt).If
y@1=0/theny@isequalto:
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(4) 78.
ca intersectsthecoordinateaxesatdistinct
pointsPandQ.IfOistheoriginandthe
rectangleOPRQiscompleted,thenthe
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(a<p)betherootsofthe quadratic
equation18a:2-9irx+iT2=0. Thenthe
(1)3%+2y=6
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(insq.units)boundedby thecurve
area
y=[gof)(x)andthelinesx=a, x=Pand
(3)3x+2y=xy
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(4)3x+1y=6xy
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trianglebeA(-3,5)andB(3,3)
respectively.IfCisthecircumcentreof
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ballisdrawnatrandomfromthebag,its
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colourisobservedandthisballalongwith IUJUJ2j
twoadditionalballsofthesamecolourare in[0,it]iskir,thenkisequalto:
returnedtothebag.Ifnowaballisdrawn
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probabilitythatthisdrawnballisred,is:
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(3)100n/3
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(4)50V2
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This booklet contains 24 printed pages.

Name of the Candidate (in Capital letters): KlEEffQDI Glni kpi^R

Roll Number :infigures [3 f, | @ | ;>

Examination Centre Number: 3m K'h-*'^'^

PART A - PHYSICS Two masses 1^ = 5 kg and m2 = 10 kg,

ALL THE GRAPHS/DIAGRAMS GIVEN ARE connected by an inextensible string over a

length are respectively 1.5% and 1%, the

does it incorrectly. Pick it up. (1)18.3 kg

(1) -> position

radius a under the action of an attractive

A/Page 2 SPACE FOR ROUGH WORK

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14.ThreeconcentricmetalshellsA,BandC 16. Inana.c.circuit,theinstantaneouse.m.f.

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23.Theangularwidthofthecentral 25. 11 theserieslimitfrequencyoftheLyman

deBrogliewavelengthoftheelectronin 27. Thereadingoftheammeterforasilicon

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55.Analkaliistitratedagainstanacidwith 57. Phenolreactswithmethylchloroformate

methylorange asindicator,whichofthe inthepresenceofNaOHtoformproduct

(3)Weak Strong Yellowto (2)

(4)Strong Strong Pinkto (3) rT^

A/Page 13 SPACE FOR ROUGH WORK

PARTC-MATHEMATICS 65. Ifthesystemoflinearequations

62. LetS={xeR:xS0and (4)30

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