Sri Chaitanya IIT Academy, India 03-08-20_Sr.

Super60_Jee Main_WTM-32_Key &Sol’s

Sri Chaitanya IIT Academy., India.

A.P, TELANGANA, KARNATAKA, TAMILNADU, MAHARASHTRA, DELHI, RANCHI

A right Choice for the Real Aspirant

ICON Central Office, Madhapur – Hyderabad
SEC: Sr.Super60 WTM-32 Date: 03-08-2020
Time: 08.00Am to 11.00Am Jee-Main Max. Marks: 300

Key & Solutions

MATHEMATICS

1 1 2 1 3 1 4 1 5 3
6 4 7 3 8 4 9 1 10 2
11 3 12 1 13 1 14 1 15 4
16 2 17 1 18 1 19 2 20 2
21 9 22 4 23 8 24 9 25 0

PHYSICS

26 1 27 2 28 3 29 2 30 2
31 2 32 2 33 1 34 1 35 4
36 3 37 1 38 1 39 2 40 3
41 4 42 1 43 2 44 1 45 4
46 1 47 5 48 2 49 3.14 50 0.5

CHEMISTRY

51 3 52 3 53 3 54 3 55 1
56 2 57 3 58 1 59 3 60 2
61 3 62 2 63 4 64 3 65 1
66 1 67 4 68 3 69 3 70 3
71 8 72 4 73 6 74 12 75 5

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SOLUTIONS
MATHS

1. Putting x  sin A and y  sin B in the given relation, we get

cos A  cos B  a  sin A  sin B 
 A  B  2 cot 1 a
 sin 1 x  sin 1 y  2cot 1 a
Differentiating w,r,t,x, we get
1 1 dy
 0
1  x2 1  y 2 dx
Clearly, it is differential equation of degree one.
2. y  e x  A cos x  B sin x 
dy
 e x   A sin x  B cos x   e x  A cos x  B sin x 
dx
dy
 e x   A sin x  B cos x   y
dx
Again differentiating w,r,t,x, we get
d2y dy
2
 e x  A sin x  B cos x   e x   A cos x  B sin x  
dx dx
2
d y  dy  dy
2
   y  y 
dx  dx  dx
2
d y dy
2
 2  2y  0
dx dx
3. Here, y  C1 sin 1 x  C2 cos 1 x  C3 tan 1 x  C4 cot 1 x
   
 y  C1 sin 1 x  C2   sin 1 x   C3 tan 1 x  C4   tan 1 x 
2  2 

 C1  C2  sin 1 x   C3  C4  tan 1 x   C3  C4 
2
There are only two independent arbitrary constant order of the differential equation is
2
dV
4.   k 4 r 2
dt
4
But V   r 3
3
dV dr
  4 r 2
dt dt
dr
  K
dt
dy 1 y2
5. 
dx y
y 1
 dy  .2 1  y 2  x  C
1 y 2 2
2
  1 y2  x  C  1 y2   x  C 
2
x  C  y2  1

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Therefore, the differential equation represents a circle of fixed radius 1 and variable
centres along the x – axis.
6. Hear xf '  x   1  x 2 f 2  x   f  x 
xf '  x   f  x 
 1
1  x2 f 2  x 
Integrating both sides
 xf  x   f  x   dx  x  C
'

 1   xf  x  
2

  4
 tan 1 ( xf  x   x  C , as f   
4 

 tan 1 1   C
4
C 0
 xf  x   tanx
tan x
 f x 
x
tan x
And lim f  x   lim 1
x 0 x 0 x
dy
7.   k y ; when t  0; y  4
dt
0 dy t
4 y  k t dt
 2 y   kt   t
0

 4 15
t
04 
15
 t  60 min
x
8. In c  ln x 
y
1 y  xy1
Differentiating w.r.t.x, 
x y2
y2 dy
 yx
x dx
dy y y 2 x y2
  2     2
dx x x  y x
dy y dy 2 y
9.  2ax  2 x. 2 ;  ;
dx x dx x
dy x dy x
Now, m  1  m  1   
dx 2y dx 2y
2
x
y2    C
2
dy
10. solution of the differential equation  Py  Q is
dx
y.  IF    Q.  IF  dx  c

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Where IF   Pdx
a a
 f  x  dx  2 f  x  dx, if f   x   f  x 
a 0

Given differential equation

x 1
 2 In x 2 1
If  e x 1  e 2  1  x2
 solution is
x  x3  2 
y 1  x2   . 1  x 2 dx
2
1 x
x5
Or y 1  x 2    x 4  2 x  dx   x2  c
5
f  0  0  c  0
x5
 f  x  1  x2   x2
5
3/2 3 /2 x2
Now  f  x  dx   dx [using property]
 3/ 2  3/2
1  x2
3/2 x2
2 dx
0
1  x2
2
 /3 sin 
 2 cos  d  taking x  sin  
0 cos 
 /3  /3
 2
0
sin 2  d  
0
1  cos 2  d
 /3
 sin 2   sin 2 / 3  3
      
 2 0 3 2 3 4
dP
11. Given
dx
 100  12 x  
 dP  100  12 x dx  
On integrating both sides, we get
 dP   100  12 x  dx
P  100 x  8 x 3/2  C
When x  0 , then P = 2000
 C  2000
Now, when x  25 , then
3/ 2
P  100  25  8   25   2000
 2500  8 125  2000
 4500  1000  3500
12. i) The population of mouse at time ‘t’ satisfies the differential equation
dp  t 
p' t    0.5 p  t   450
dt
ii) Population of mouse at time t  0 is
p  0   850
To final the time at which the population of the mouse will become zero, i,e, to final
the value of ‘t’ at which p  t   0
Let’s solve the differential equation first
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dp  t 
p' t    0.5 p  t   450
dt
2dp  t 
  dt
p  t   900
2dp  t 
  dt
p  t   900 
 2 log p  t   900  t  C , where C is the constant of integration
To find the value of ‘C’ let’s substitute t  0
 2 log p  0   900  0  C
 C  2log 850  900
 C  2 log 50
Now, substituting the value of C back in the solution, we get 2 log p  t   900  t  2 log 50
Here, since we want to find the value of ‘t’ at which p  t   0 hence substituting
p  t   0 we get
2 log 0  900  t  2log 50
 C  2log 850  900
 C  2 log 50
d V  t 
13. Given  k  T  t 
dt
 d V  t   k T  t  dt
On integrating both sides, we get
2

V  t   k
T  t  C
2  1
k 2
 V t   T  t   C
2
 At t  0, V  t   I
k 2
I  T  0   C
2
k
C  I  T2
2
k 2 k
V  t   T  t   I  T 2
2 2
k 2
Now, V  T   I  T
2
y
14. To solve homogeneous differential equation, i.e. substitute v
x
dy dv
 y  vx  vx
dx dx
Here, slope of the curve at  x, y  is
dy y  y
  sec  
dx x x
y
Put  v
x
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dv
v  x  v  sec  v 
dx
dv dv dx
x  sec  v    
dx sec v x
dx
  cos vdv    sin v  logx  log c
x
 y
 sin    log  cx 
x
   
As it passes through 1,   sin    log c
 6 6
1
 log c 
2
y
  1
 sin    log x 
x 2
15. Given differential equation is
y 1  xy  dx  xdy
 ydx  xy 2 dx  xdy
xdy  ydx
  xdx
y2


 ydx  xdy   xdx  d  x   x dx
 
y2  y
x x2
On integrating both sides, we get   C
y 2
It passes through 1, 1 .
1 1
1 C  C 
2 2
x x2 1
Now, from Eq.(i)   
y 2 2
2x 2x
 x2  1    y 2
y x 1
 1 4
 f   
 2 5
2
2 x  x  1 ex
16. f  x 
'
f  x  2
x 1  x  1
I.F.  e 
2xdx 2
 e x
2 dx
 solution is f  x  e  x   2
 x  1
12
 f  x  e x   C
x 1
Given f  0   5  C  6
 6 x  5  x2
 f  x   e
 x 1 
dy dv
17. Put xy  v  y  x 
dx dx
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dv  v ' v
 x  dv  x dx. Integrating, we get
dx  ' v  v
x2
log   v    log k
2
 v x2
 log 
k 2
x 2 /2 2
Or   v   ke    xy   ke x /2
18. Let V  t  be the velocity of the object at time t.
dV dV
Given  9.8  kV   dt
dt 9.8  kV
Integrating, we get log  9.8  kV   kt  C
 9.8  kV  constant e  kt
But V  0   0 . Constant = 9.8
Thus, 9.8  kV  9.8e  kt
 kV  9.8 1  e  kt 
9.8 9.8
 V t  
k
1  e  kt  
k
9.8
For all t. Hence, V  t  cannot exceed
k
19. Applying C and D
dy e x
We get   e 2 x
dx e x
 2 y   e 2 x  C
 2 ye2 x  Ce 2 x  1
20. The given equation is reduced to x  e xy dy / dx 
dy
 log x  xy
dx
1
  ydy   log xdx
x
2
y 2  log x 
   C'
2 2
21. y  sin  3sin 1 x 
a 1  x 2  y2  dxy1  cy  dx  a  b  c 

1  1 9 9
sin 1 y  3sin 1 x
1 3
y1   1  x 2  y12  9 1  y 2 
2 2
1 y 1 x
2 11 1  x 2  y2  2 xy12  9 2 y y1
11  x 2  y2  xy1  9 y  0
abc 9
22. Let f represents fuel charges
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f  kv  1
2
f  100, v  20
100 1 v2
k  1  f 
400 4 4

Let the train covers  km in t hours t  fuel charge
v
v2  v
In time t   
4 v 4
 v 10000
Total cost in running the train, C  
4 v
dC  10000 dC
   ; 0
dv 4 v2 dv
 10000
  ; v  40000  200
4 v2
k
 k  200,  4
50
dx
23. ' x ' be the population at a time ’t’ in years
dy
dx dx
x   kx integration gives
dt dy
x  x0 e kt x0 is the population at time t  0
Since it double in fifty years at t  50
We must have x  2 x0
1
Hence, 2 x0  x0 e50 k  k  log 2, to find t
50
50log 3
It triple x  3x0 gives t   80 years approximately
log 2
24. Equation of tgt at any point p  x, y  to the curve is
dy
Y  y  m  X  x  where m  ;
dx
Y – intercept   mx; given, y  mx  x3
dy 1
  y   x 2  L.D.E 
dx x
y x2
G.S   c; f 1  1  C  3 / 2
x 2
x3 3 x3 3
 y   x  f x    x
2 2 2 2
Now f  3  9
25. xdy  ydx  ydy;
x 1
Divi both sides with y 2 ; d     dy
y  y
x
Integrate ;   log y  c using given data
y
  a, b    e, e  ; Now a  b  0

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26. Non-uniform field  Fnet  0,  net  0 (in general)
  
27. F  qv x B
 
Charge and direction of v reversed  Direction of F remains unchanged.

28. In the presence of E , path cannot be circular.
29. Increase in kinetic energy = work done by electric field.
1 2 1  qE  2 2mv 0
 m.  3v0   v02   qE 0 x  0  t 2  t 
2   2 m  qE 0
30. 2rn  
2 B 2i
  r 2i.B  iB x 2 2 
4 n 4
31. Magnetic force on wire = iaB
Workdone by magnetic force = (iaB)l = workdone against friction
Bai
 iaB  mgx  x  .
mg
   
32.  
U    M.B  M.B (maximum)
 unstable equilibrium
mv
33. Centre   r cos 45,  r sin 45, 0  , r 
qB
 mv mv 
  , ,0 
 qB 2 qB 2 
R / 2 R qB 0.1  5  10 4 3 3
34. sin      5
    600
r 2 mv 2  5  10  1 2
2m mvsin 
35. p x v cos   2r  2 x  tan   
qB qB
   
36. F  e B x v ,B  ai  bj
e  
1.6 x 1019 x 2.5 x 107 ai  bj x k  4i  3j x 10 13
   
3 1
a  ,b 
40 10
   mg
37. M  r 2ik ,   M x B  r 2i x B x  mgr  i 
rB x
q M M qR 2
38.   M
2m L 2 mR 2 3
3
2
39. Ma i
  a 2iBcos 
m a mg
g x sin  x 2  .a sin   a 2iBcos   2Aa 2 g cos 
3 2 3
2Ag
 cot  
iB

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a/2 B
 M

a/2

m
g
3
2
40. W  MB 1  cos      x  4 x 102  x 50 x 2 x 0.11  cos180 
 
32 4
  x 16 x 104 x 10 x 2   J.
1000 125
41. Cyclotron is designed to accelerate only heavy charged particles like protons and  -
particles.
mv 0 v
42. r  0
qB0 B0
2m 2  T
T  t  .
qB0 B0  B0 2
v 2v
x  v 0 t  0 , y  0, z  2r   0
 B0 B 0
  
43. F  I AE x B  I ai  a j x B i   IaB  k
    0 0

mv 2mK m
44. r  
qB qB q
m 2m 4m
rp  rd  r   rp
q q 2q
r  rp  rd
45. Current branches equally into upper and lower branches of the metal frame
 magnetic moment ; M = 0  Torque   = MB = 0.
I
 Angular acceleration :    zero
I
q
46. F  ilB  .lB
t
Impulse  F t  qlB
mv  qlB
mgt  qlB
Bql
t
 mg
47. Divide semicircle into two halves
mv time period
48. R time to move inside 
Bq 4
 
49. v  B  circle
Distance moved in t  R  Rwt
v
 vt  0
B0
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m 2 
T  2  after a time of
B0 q B0 B0
The particle comes 1800

Thus v  v0 i
50. There velocities along the axis must be the same. They meet at pitch

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51. PbCrO4  2 H  PbCr2 O7
52. Gas is SO2. Ion is either Sulphite or Thiosulphate.
53. Conceptual. – Test for Sulphide.
54. Calomel : Hg 2 Cl2
Horn silver : AgCl
Solammonic : NH 4 Cl
Butter of tin SnCl2 5H 2 O
Chlorides of mercury, lead, silver, antimony and tin do not usually perform this test
properly.
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55. Hg  NO3 2  Hg  2 NO2  O2
56. Bicarbonates give Carbonate precipitate on boiling. Refer Temporary hardness of
water.
57. Zinc, Lithium, Potassium and Aluminium ions in these salts are colourless/white.
58. Conceptual
59. Conceptual
60. Cation is NH 4
NaOH CuO

Yellow ppt is
 NH 4 3 CO  NO2 6    NH 3    N 2  Cu  H 2O
Y Z
Element M is Boron

B  N 2    BN  x Inorganic graphite
61. Conceptual 62.Conceptual
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63. NaNH4 HPO4 .2H2O  NaPO3
64. HNO2  urea  N 2 
65. Na 2SO 3  H 2SO 4  Na 2SO 4  H 2O  SO2
SO2  K 2Cr2O7  H 2SO4  SO 42  2Cr 3 green 
66. Conceptual
67. Conceptual
68. Na 2 Fe CN  NO   S 2  Na 2 Fe CN 5 NOS 
 
Violet 
69. It is fact
70. H2S  Pb CH3COO2  PbS Black   2CH3COOH
71. Conceptual 72.Conceptual
73. CrO2Cl2
74.  NH 4 3 PO4 .12MoO3 75. CoAl2O4

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