Sec: Sr MPC OUT GOING GRAND TEST - 33 Date: 23-07-2022

Time: 3 Hrs Max. Marks: 300

GTM-33

PHYSICS
1-10 3 1 1 2 4 3 4 1 3 2

11-20 3 1 4 2 2 3 1 4 2 4

21-30 6 12 36 42 540 152 5 9 5 35

CHEMISTRY

31-40 1 3 4 1 1 4 2 1 1 3

41-50 4 2 1 3 3 1 3 3 2 4

51-60 143 3 3 38 415 2735 983 4 6 225

MATHS
61-70 4 3 3 3 2 2 3 1 4 3

71-80 2 3 3 3 2 4 3 2 3 3

81-90 248 4 2 100 150 102 40 3 12 33

 SOLUTIONS:

PHYSICS

1. e2 : induced emf in secondary coil

i1 : current in primary coil
M:mututal inductance
di1
e2   M
dt
e
M 
di1
dt
di
e2   M 1
dt
W 
 e2   q   ML2T 2 
M         ML2T 2 A2 
 di1   di1   AT   
 dt   dt   AT 1 
2.

Using constrint
 
 .a  0
T
4Ta1  2Ta2  Ta3  Ta4  0
4a1  2a2  a3  a4  0
3. Work done =area under F-x curve.Area below x –axis is negative & area above x-axis is positive so
W3  W2  W1  W4
4.
K total  K rotational  K tranlational
1 1
K total I cm 2  mVcm2
2 2
vcm  R for pure rolling
2
I cm  mR 2
5
 1 2 1 2 2 Vcm2 1 2
K Rot  I cm   mR  2  mvcm
2 2 5 R 5
1 2 1 2 7 2
K total  mvcm  mvcm  mvcm
5 2 10
1 2
mv
K rot 5 cm 2

K total 7 mv 2 7
cm
10

5.

Effective acceleration due to fravity is the resultant of g & rw2 whose direction & magnitude depends upon 
.Hence assertion is false.
When  = 00 (at equator), effective acceleration is radially inward.
 vd
6. Reynold’s number is given by

f
7. Average K.E./molecule = kT
2
3
K Ar 2 kT 3
So,  
K O2 5 kT 5
2
8.

1 1 1 1 12  8  6 26
    
Ceq 10 15 20 120 120
60
Ceq  F
13
13  60
Q  60 C
13
Charge on each capacitor is same
 they are same
A
9. Coriginal  0
d
 A 0 2 A 0
C1   C
d /2 d
KA 0 2 KA 0 6 A 0
C2     3C
d /2 d d
C1 & C2 are in series
C1C2 C  3C 3C 3 2 A 0 3 A 0
Cnew       
C1  C2 C  3C 4 4 d 2 d
3
Cnew  Coriginal
2
3
  4  6 F
2
10. Let R= radius of combined drop
R=radius of smaller drop
Volume will remains same
4 4
 R 3  64   r 3
3 3
R  4r
Q  64q;
q: charge of smaller drop
Q:charge of combined drop
Q
 bigger 4 R 2 Q r 2 r2
  . 2  64 4
 smaller q q R 16r 2
4 r 2
 bigger 4

 smaller 1
11.

12.
 work done  MB (cos 1  cos  2 )
1  00 , 2  600
 2  105  14  105 (1  1/ 2)
 14 J

13. Current on both the inductor is in opposite direction.

Hence: Leq  L1  L2  2 M

BH t 2
14. emf induced between the two ends=
2
4
0.2 10  5  1
 0.5 104  50  106 V  50V
2
15. From electromagnetic wave spectrum.
 increases 

  ray x-rays Ultra violet Visible Infrared Microwave Radio wave

16.
emitted  670nm
obs  670.7 nm
v?
c  3  108 m / s
If v  c
obs  emitted v

emitted c
670.7  670 v

670 c
5
V  3.13  10 m / s
17.   4500A0
B  2mT , R  2mm
2Km
R
qB
(qBR)2
K
2m
(1.6 1019  2 103  2 103 )2
K
2  9.11031
(6.4) 2 1050
 K
2  9.1 1031
K  2.25 10 19 J
2.25 1019
 eV  1.40eV
1.6 1019
12400
E  2.76eV
4500
  E  K  (2.76  1.40)eV  1.36eV

18. eq  1  2
 ln 2 ln 2 ln 2
 
(t1/2 )eq (t1/ 2 )1 (t1/ 2 )2
(t1/ 2 )1  (t1/ 2 )2
(t1/ 2 )eq 
(t1/ 2 )1  (t1/2 ) 2
3  4.5 3  4.5 3  3
    1.8 hr
3  4.5 7.5 5
19. When the amplifier connect with positive feedback, it acts as the oscillator the feedback here is positive feedback
which means some amount of voltage is given to the input.

20.
y (t )  40sin(10 106  t )
x(t )  20sin(1000 t )
 c  107 
m  103 
AC  40
Am  20
Equation of modulated wave = ( Ac  Am sin m t ) sin c t
Am
 Ac (1  sin mt ) sin c t ,
Ac
Am
 Ac (1   sin mt ) sin c t ,  
Ac
 Ac
 Ac sin c t  [cos(c  m )t  cos(c  m )t ]
2
 Ac Am Ac Am
Amplitude of minimum frequency=     10
2 Ac 2 2
21. Let meer at t=t
So first ball gets t sec
& 2nd gets (t-2)sec. & they will meet at same height
1
h1  50t  gt 2
2
1
h2  50(t  2)  g (t  2)2
2
h1  h2
1 1
50t  gt 2  50(t  2)  g (t  2) 2
2 2
1
100  g t 2  (t  2)2 
2
10
100  [4t  4]
2
5  t 1
t  6 sec.
22. impulse=change in momentum
=m[v-(-v)]=2mv
 2  0.4 15  12 Ns
23.
 6mg 6 g 3 g
a  
10m 10 5

Taking 8,9,10 together

T=3 ma
3g
 3m 
5
 36 N
24. m=2000 gm/min
Heat required by water/min =m S T
 (2000)  4.2  40 J / min
=336000 J/min
 dm 
The rate of combustion =  L   336000 J / min
 dt 
dm 336000
 g / min  42 gm / min
dt 8 103
25.
Tc  324k
TH  ?
QH  300 J
QL  180 J

QL T
1  1 1
QH TH
QL T1

QH TH
QH 300
TH   TL   324  540 K
QL 180
26. f1  f
f2  f  4
f3  f  2  4
f4  f  3  4
f 20  f  19  4
 f  (19  4)  2  f
F=76Hz.
Frequency of last tuning forks=2f
=152Hz

27. it should be mentioned,10cm write is part of long wire.

Force experienced by unit length of wire
 0 I1 I 2
 , I1  I 2  5 A
2

Force expernicned by wires of length 10 cm

0 I1 I 2
 10 102
2 d
2  107  5  5
105   10  102
d
3
d  50  10 m
d  50  10 1 cm  5cm
28. C:criticle angle

r
tan C 
h
r  h tan C
1 3
sin C  
 4
3
tan C 
7
3
r  7 3
7
2
Area of surface =  r  9 m2
29. 50 VSD=49 MSD
49
1 VSD= MSD
50
Least count =1MSD-1VSD
 49  1
= 1   MSD  MSD
 50  50
1
1MSD  cm
40
1
Least count = cm
50  40
 1 1
 cm  105 m
2000 2
5
= 0.5 10 m
6
= 5 10 m
30. stopping potential V0  0.42V

  6630A0
E    eV0
E:Energy of incident photon
V0 : stopping Potential
  E  eV0
12400
e eV  1.87eV
6630
  (1.87  0.42)  1.45eV
  hV0 ; v0 : threshold frequency
1.45  1.6  10 19  6.63  10 34  v0
v0  0.35  1015
 35  1013 sec 1
 35
CHEMISTRY
31. Radical node = n  l  1
=4-2-1
=1
32. Invertase:Can sugar  Glucose and fructose
Zymase : Glucose  Ethanol and CO2
Diatase : starch  Maltose
Maltase : Maltose  Glucose
33. Sc,Pb,Bi are metals Te is a metalloid
34. De pressant prevent one component from coming to the forth.
For eg., in Galen a ore, the depresent (NaCN) prevents impurity (ZnS) from coming to the froth.
Boil
35. Mg ( HCO3 ) 2    Mg (OH ) 2  2CO2 
Boil
Ca( HCO3 ) 2    CaCO3  H 2O  CO2 
36. Flame color
Li Crimson Red
Na Yellow
Rb Red violet
Be No color
37.

38.
 1
39. Ce= [ Xe]4 f 5d 1 6 s 2
Ce3  [ Xe]4 f 1 5d 0
Ce4  [ Xe]4 f 0 5d 0 (Noble gas configuration)
40. Clean water  B.O.D <5 PPM
Highly polluted water  B.O.D >17 ppm
41. Nucleophilicity  electro density on donor atom
 size donor atom ( in gas)
1
 ( for period)
EN of atom
42.

43.

Oxymercuration –Demercuration
Addition of H 2O
Markoniv’s addition without rearrangemnet
44. Electrophile will attack at ortho and para position with respect to better electron releasing group (ERG)
ERG:-OH> CH 3

45.

46.
47.

48.

49. conceptual
50. conceptual

51. CH 4  2O2  CO2  2 H 2O

 100 208
Mole
16 32
=6.25=6.5
Mole 6.25 6.5
 3.25
stoi.Coeff . 1 2
So, O2 is Limiting reagent
Mole-Mole analysis
nO2 nco2
6.5
  nCO2
2 1 2
6.5
Mass of CO2   44  143
2
 1
52. A  4   2   3
 2
1
B  12   11  4
4
So, compound is A3 B4
The value of x is 3
53.

54.
H 2O (l )  H 2 O( g )
36
n  2 mol
18
U  H  ng RT
1 8.31 373
 41.1  kJ / mol  38 kJ / mol
1000
1 2
55.   iCRT   0.083  300  0.00415 bar (1 bar  105 Pa )
60000  0.2
So, 0.00415 105 Pa  415 Pa
1 1
56. HI ⇌ H2  I2
2 2
ti 1
0.4 0.4
teq 1  0.4
2 2
 G  G 0  RT ln K  0
1
G 0   RT ln K  8.31 300  2.3  log    2735 j / mol
 3
2 2
57. Cu( S )  Sn (0.001M )  Cu (0.01M )  Sn( s )
0 0 0
Ecell  Ecathode  Eanode
 0.14  (0.34)  0.48V

0 0.059 Cu 2  
Ecell  E cell  log
2  Sn 2  
0.059 0.01
 0.48  log  0.509
2 0.001
G   nF Ecell
 2  96500  (0.5095)
 98333.5 J / mol
 98.335 kJ / mol
 983.35 101 kJ / mol
Nearest integer=983

58.
 Ea
K  Ae RT
E1 eA
RT RT
K cat  Ae , K uncat  Ae
1
Ea  Ea 101000
K cat
 e RT  e 8.31300  e 4.009  e x
K uncat
2
59. Co( H 2O)6   NH 3 (excess )  [Co( NH 3 ) 6 ]3  6 H 2O
Diamagnetic

Low spin complex
Co3  3d 6 4s 0  t26g eg0
Total number electrons =6
60. CH 4  2O2  CO2  2 H 2O
POAC on H atom
nCH 4  4  nH 2 O  2
81 1 81
nCH 4   2 
18 4 36
nCH 4  2.25
 225 102
Nearest integers=225

MATHS

x2
61. f(x)=x-1: g ( x ) 
x2 1
F(g(x)=g(x)-1
 x2 x2  x2  1
  1 
x2  1 x2 1
1
f ( g ( x )  2 ; x  1 ,even function
x 1
 Hence f(g(x) is many one function
1
y 2
x 1
y  x2  y  1
1 y 
x2   
 y 
1 y 
 0
 y 

Range :- y  (, 1]  (0, )

Hence,Range  co-domain  f(g(x) is into function.

62. For infinitely many solutions,

  0  x   y  z
 1 1
 1 2 3 0
1 3 5
  (10  9)  1(5  3)  1(3  2)  0
   2 1  0
 1
5 1 1
x  4 2 3 0
 3 5
 5(10  9)  1(20  3 )  1(12  2 )
 5  20  3  12  2 
 3    0
  3
63.
1 1 1 1 
A    2  3  4  ...... 
2 4 2 4 
1 1   1 1 
A    3  ......   A   2  4  ...... 
2 2  4 4 
 1 1 
 2 
A  16 
1 1
1 1 
 4 16 
 1 4 1 16 11
 A     A
2 3 16 15 15
1 1 1 1
B     .......
2 42 23 44
 1 1   1 1 
B    3  ......    2  4  ........ 
 2 2  4 4 
1 1
B  2  16
1 1
1 1
4 16
1 4 1 16
B   
2 3 16 15
9
B
15
A 11 15
 
B 15 (9)
A 11

B 9
64.
cos(sinx)  cos x  0 
lim ; 
x0 x4  0
  x  sin x   x  sin x  
 2sin  2
 .sin 
2

lim     
4
x0
 x 
 
 
  x  sin x    x  sin x    x  sin x 
 sin  2
  sin 
2

2
 x  sin x
lim 2        
4  
x0
  x  sin x    x  sin x   x  2 
  2
  
2
 
      
2 2
 x  sin x   0 
lim  : 
x 0
 2x4  0
Apply L-hospital rule:
2 x  2sin x cos x
lim
x0 2.4.x 3
2 x  sin 2 x cos x 0
lim ; ; Again apply L  hospital rule
x0 8x3 0
2  2cos(2 x)
lim
x0 8(3) x 2
2(1  cos(2 x )) 2 1 1
lim 2
4   4 
x0 24(4 x ) 24 2 6

65.
 No.of non-differentiable points =1(m)
No.of non-continuous points =0(n)
(m,n)=(1,0)
2
66. Surface area = 76 x  3 r 2 =constant(K)
2
V  40 x 2   r 3
3
[76 x  3 R 2  K ]
2

K  76 x 2
r2 
3
1
 K  76 x 2  2
r 
 3 
3
2  K  76 x 2  2
V  40 x 3    
3  3 
1
dV 2 3  K  76 x 2  2  76(2 x) 
 120 x 2   .   . 
dx 3 2  3   3 
Put
1
dV 2 3  K  76 x 2  2  76(2 x) 
 0  120 x 2   .   . 0
dx 3 2  3   3 
1
152 x  K  76 x 2  2
 120 x 2   
3  3 
1
45 2  K  76 x 2  2
 x  x  ;x  0
19  3 
1
2
45  K  76 x 2  2  45  2 K  76 x
2
 x     x 
19  3   19  3
2 2
 45  2 2 x 2  19 
 19  x  r  
  r 2  45 
x 19

r 45

67. y 2  8 x; y 2  16(3  x)
 Finding their intersection pts.
y 2  8 x & y 2  16( x  3)
8 x  16 x  48
24 x  48
x  2; y  4
4

# required area A  2. ( X R  X L )dy

0
4 2 2
 y y 
 2.  3   dy
0
16 8 
4
 y3 y3 
 2 3y   
 3 16 3  8 0
 4 8  1 2
 2  12     2 12  1    2  12   16
 3 3  3 3
1 1 x
68. x dx  g ( x)  c
1 x
Put x= cos 2
dx  2sin 2 .d
1
 tan  (4sin  .cos  ) d
cos 2
1
 (4sin 2  ) d
cos 2
1  cos 2
 2  d
cos 2
2
  ln sec 2  tan 2  2  c
2
 ln sec 2  tan 2  2  c
1  sin 2
 ln  cos 1 x  c
cos 2
 dx  2sin 2 .d
1
 tan  (4sin  .cos  )d
cos 2
1
 (4sin 2  )d
cos 2
1  cos 2
 2  d
cos 2
2
  ln sec 2  tan 2  2  c
2
 ln sec 2  tan 2  2  c
1  sin 2
 ln  cos 1 x  c
cos 2
1  1  x2
ln  cos 1 x  c
x

g ( x)
 g (1)  0
1  1  x2
g ( x )  ln  cos 1 x
x
1 
g ( )  ln 2  3 
2 3
1 3 1 
g ( )  ln 
2 3 1 3
69.
dy
x  2 y  xe x
dx
dy 2 y
  ex
dx x
I .F .  x 2
y.x 2   x 2 e x dx
x 2
 e (x  2 x  2 x  2  2)dx
yx 2  e x ( x 2  2 x  2)  c
y (1)  0
0  e(1  0)  c
c  e
z ( x )  x 2 y ( x)  e x
 e x ( x 2  2 x  2)  e  e x
 e x ( x  1) 2  e
dz
 e x .2( x  1)  e x ( x  1) 2  0
dx
x x ( x  1)(2  x  1)  0
e x ( x  1)( x  1)  0
x  1,1
 X=-1 local maxima.Then maximum value os
4
Z(-1)= e
e
70.
e x ( x 2  2) dx e x ( x 2  2 x  2 x  2)
I .F .  e   e dx
x 2
( x 2 x)
 ee
e x ( x 2  2) x
 e
x
( x2 2 x )
y.e e e ( x 2  2 x )( x 2  2)e x dx
Let e x ( x 2  2 x )  t
x
( x2  2 x )
So, y.ee   et . .t dt
At x=0,t=0
X=2,t=0
t
= t.e et  c
x  0;0.1  0  0  1  c  c  1
For x=2; y.1=0-1+1=0
Y(2)=0
x2 y 2
71.  1
16 9
Equation of tangent to the ellipse is
y  mx  a 2 m 2  b 2
y  mx  16m 2  9
x 2  y 2  12 .......(i )
Equation of tangent to the circle is
y  mx  12 1  m2 ……(ii)
For common tangent equate eq.(i) and (ii)
 16m 2  9  12(1  m 2 )
16m 2  12m 2  3
4m 2  3
12m 2  9
x2 y 2
72.  1
4 2

Coordinate of D is
 2 cos   4 2 sin   3 
 ,   (h, k )
 2 2 
2h  4
 cos  ....(i )
2
2k  3
 sin  ....(ii )
2
(i )2  (ii) 2 , then we get
 2
 3
2 2 2  y 
 2h  4   2k  3  ( x  2)  2
     1  1
 2   2  1 1
 
2
1 1
Required eccentricity is e= 1 
2 2
x2 y 2
73.   1 : (8,3 3) lie on hyperbola then
a2 9
64 27 64
2
  1  a2   16
a 9 4

Equation of normal at 8,3 3 
16 x 9 y
  16  9
8 3 3
2 x  3 y  25
Check points.
74. (2 x  y  5z )   (3z  y  4 z  7)  0
Rotated by  / 2
(2  3 ) x  (1   ) y  (5  4 ) z  7  0
2 x  y  5z  0
2(2  3 )  (1   )  5(5  4 )  0
 4  6  1    25  20  0
30  15
2
Required plane :-8x-y+3-14=0
Check points.
75.
     
r  ( i  j  k )   (3 j  k ) ....L1
    
r  ( i  j )   (2 i  3 k ) ....L 2
L1 and L2 are coplanar
0 3 1
 2 0 3  0
(1   ) 0 1
-3(2+3)(1-  ))=0
2+3-3  =0
 3  =5
5
 
3
Now,
  
i j k
   
n  0 3 1  i (9)  j (2)  k (6)
2 0 3
=(9,2,6)
Equation of plane:
9(x-1)+2(y+1)+6(z-1)=0
9x+2y+6z-13=0
Perpendicular distance from (  ,0,0)
  5 
 9.  0  0  13 
=
 3   2  2
81  36  4 121 11

76.
  
v   a  b

v   (1,1, 2)   (2, 3,1)

v  (  2 ,   3 , 2   )

  c 2
v. j  7 v  
c 3
  3  7
  2     3  2    2
2  6   2
  3  1
  3  7
2  8
4
  1

We get v  (2, 7, 7)
77. No.of observations : -50
Mean( ( x)  15
Standard deviation    2
,
Let incorrect observation is x1 & correct observation is ( x1 )
Given
x1  x1,  70
x1  x2  .......... x50
x  15( given)
50
 x1  x2  .......x50  750 ....(i)
Now
Mean of correct observation is 16
x1`  x2  .......x50
 16
50
x1`  x2  .......x50  16  50 ...(ii )
Eq.(ii)-eq(i)
x1`  x1  16  50  15  50
x1`  x1  50 & x1  x1`  70
x1`  60
x1  10
x12  x22  ......  x502
4  152 .....(iii )
50
2
x1`2  x22  ......x50
2

   162 ......(iv )
50
 from(iii)
(10)2 x22  x32  .......  x502
4   225
50 50
( x22  x32  .......  x50
2
)
 4  2  225 
50
2 2 2
( x  x3  .......  x50 )
 227  2
50
From(iv )
(60) 2  x22  x32  ......  x502 
2     (16)
2

50  50 
60  60
2   227  256
50
 2  72  227  256
 2  43
78. 16sin 200 sin 400 sin 800
0 0 0
= 16sin 40 sin 20 sin 80
4(4sin(60  20) sin 20sin 60  20))
 4  sin(3  200 )
[ sin 3  4sin(60   )  sin   sin(60   )]
 4  sin 600
3
 4 2 3
2
79. Let
4 4
tan 1    tan  
3 3

3 2 
E  cos 1  cos   sin  
 10 5 
 3 3 2 4
 cos 1    . 
 10 5 5 5 
 9 8   25  1 
 cos 1     cos 1    cos 1   
 50 25   50  2 3
80. By options(1)

P=r q ~p r (~ p) (p  q) (p  q)  r r  (~ p)  ( p  q)  r
T F T F F T T
F T T F F F F
T T T T T T T
F F T F F F T

(2)
P ~p r (~ p) q=r (p  q) (p  q)  r r  (~ p)  ( p  q)  r
 T F T T T T T
F T T T F T T
T F F F F F T
F T T F F F F

(3)
P Q r ~ p r (~ p) (p  q) (p  q)  r r  (~ p)  ( p  q)  r
T T F F T T T
F T T T F T T
T F F F F F T
F F T T F T T

(4)
~p P q r (~ p) r ~ p (p  q) (p  q)  r r  (~ p)  ( p  q)  r
F T T F F T T T
F T F T T F T T
T F T T F F F F
T F T T T F T T
Now final answer is option 3.
81. put y=2
f ( x  y )  2 x. f ( y )  4 y. f ( x).
f ( x  2)  2 x.3  16 f ( x)
f , ( x  2)  16 f , ( x )  3.2 x ln 2
f , (4)  16 f , (2)  12 ln 2 ....(i )
y
f ( y  2)  4 f ( y )  3.4
f , (4)  4 f , ( y )  3.4 y ln 4
f , (4)  4 f , (2)  96ln 2 .....(ii )
Solving eq.(i) and (ii),we get
f , (4)  124ln 2
Now,
f 1 (4)
14. 1
f (2)

124 ln 2
14   248
7 ln 2
82. p  q  3 p 4  q 4  369
2
 1 1
  
 p q
( p  q) 2  9
p 2  q 2  9  2 pq
1 (qp) 2 (qp) 2
2
 
 1 1 (q  p )2 9
 p q
 
 p 4  q 4  ( p 2  q 2 )2  2 p 2 q 2
369  (9  2 pq )2  2( pq) 2
369  81  4 p 2 q 2  36 pq  2 p 2 q 2
288  p 2 q 2  18 pq
( pq) 2  2  9  pq  92  144  92
( pq  9)2  225
pq  9  15
pq  15  9
pq  24, 6
(24 is rejected because p 2  q 2 =9-2pq is negative)
(qp)2 16 16
 4
9 9
83.
z 2  z  1  0  z  W ,W 2
15 2 15
 n 1  2n 1 
  z  (1) n     z  2n
 2(1)n 
n 1  z  n 1 z 
15
 2n 1 
 W  2n
 2(1)n 
n 1 W 
1  1 
2 2 
1  30 
30
W (1  W ) W  W 
   2(1)
1W 2 1 2
1
W
1
2 (1  1)
W (1  1) W 2
  2
1W 2 1 2
1
W
 002  2
84.
0 1 0 0 0 1 
X  0 0 1 , X  0 0 0 
  2
   
 0 0 0  0 0 0 
     2   2   
 
Y  0   ,Z   0  2
 
 
 0 0   0 0  2 

Y .Y 1  I
 1 2 1 
 5  1 0 0 
     5 5 
 0     0 1 2    0 1 0 
  5 5  
 0 0      0 0 1 

0 0 1 
 5 
 
 1   5
5
2 
    0    10
5 5
 2 
   0    15
5 5 5
 (     )2  (5  10  15)2  100

85. 36  2  2  3  3
Number should be odd multiple of 2 and does not having factor 3 and 9
Having factor 3 and 9
Odd multiple of 2are
102,106,110,114……998(225 no.)
No.of multiples of 3 are
102,114,126…….990(75 no.)
Which are also included multiple of 9
Hence,
Required =225-75=150

86.
40
C0  40 C1  40 C2  ..........59 C19  60 C20
 1  41 42
 41  1 C1  C1  .....
 
 42  2   42 43
 41  42   1 C2  C3  ....
   
 2  42 43
 41  1 C2  C3  ...
 
 43 3  43 44
   1 C3  C4  ...
 41 43 
3  41 43
C3  .....
41
Similarly :
20  41
41
 m=61;n=41
M+n=102
87. a1  0, a2 , a3 , a4 , a5  G.P.
3a2  a3  2a4
3ar  ar 2  2ar 3
3  r  2r 2
2r 2  r  3  0
3
R=-1 & r 
2
a2  a4  2a3  1
ar  ar 3  2ar 2  1
a( r  r 3  2r 2 )  1
3 27 18
a(   ) 1
2 8 4
8
a
3
 1
When r=-1,a=  (rejected , a1  0)
4
2 8
r  , a  (selected )
3 3
Now
a2  a4  2a5
8 3 8 27 8 81
     2    4  9  27  40
3 2 3 8 3 16
88.
2
24 (2  x 2 )
 (x dx
 0 2
2) 4  x 4

2
2 x 2 ( 2  1)dx
24 x
 0 2 4
x( x  )  x 2  x2
x x
 2 
2  2
 1
24 x 
 0 2
2  2
x  x  4
 x  x
2
x t
x
 2 
dt   1  2  dx
 x 
24 dt
I  
 t t2  4
2
 2
 x 
24 1 x
   sec 1  
 2  2 
 0
12  1  2 2  1

 sec    sec () 
   2  
12   2  12   
       
  4 2 2   4
3

89.
 x sec  y tan 
 1
4 2
sec   2 sec 
m1  
4(tan  ) 2 tan 
k
m2 
h
m1m2  1
k sec 
 1
h 2 tan 
k
 1
2h sin 
k 4h 2  k 2
sin   cos  
2h 2h
also
h sec  k tan 
 1
4 2
h 2h k k 
   1
4 4h 2  k 2 2  4h 2  k 2 
h2  k 2  2 4h 2  k 2
( x 2  y 2 ) 2  4(4 x 2  y 2 )
( x 2  y 2 ) 2  16 x 2  4 y 2
  16,   4
    16  4  12
90. 2  2  2  2  2  2  64
Divisble by 21 when divided by 3

Case-I:All 1  (1)
Case-II:All 8  (1)
Case-III:3 ones & 3 eights
6!
 20
3! 3!
Required probability
22
p
64
22
96 p  96   33
64