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PART-I (1 Mark)

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MATHEMATICS

MATHEMATICS

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1. Obvious (A) is greatestObvious (A) is greatest

2. 2. S =S = ... 10 10 n n ... ... 10 10 3 3 10 10 2 2 10 10 1 1 n n 3 3 2 2

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10 10 S S  =  = 22 10 10 1 1  +  + 33 10 10 2 2 + + ...

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Subtracting, Subtracting, 10 10 S S 9 9  =  = 10 10 1 1  +  + 22 10 10 1 1  +  + 33 10 10 1 1 + + ...

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10 10 S S 9 9  =  = 10 10 1 1  –  – 1 1 10 10 1 1 10 10 S S 9 9  =  = 9 9 1 1 S = S = 81 81 10 10 3. 3. (1024)(1024)10241024 = (16) = (16)16n16n (2 (21010))10241024= = (2(244))16n16n 10 × 1024 = 4 × 16n 10 × 1024 = 4 × 16n n = n = 16 16 4 4 1024 1024 10 10

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n = 160 n = 160 4. 4. xx22 + 6x + 8 + 6x + 8 x x

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 R R x x22 – 2x – 8 – 2x – 8

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 0 0 x x22 –  – 22x x 8 8 == xx22 + 2x – 4x – 8 + 2x – 4x – 8 x(x + 2) – 4(x + 2) x(x + 2) – 4(x + 2)

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ANSWER KEY 

ANSWER KEY 

HINTS & SOLUTIONS (YEAR-2008)

HINTS & SOLUTIONS (YEAR-2008)

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Quueess. . 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 5 6 6 7 7 8 8 9 9 110 0 111 1 112 2 113 3 114 4 1155 Ans.

Ans.  A A BB DD AA CC CC CC AA CC DD BB BB DD BB AA

Q Quueess. . 116 6 117 7 118 8 119 9 220 0 221 1 222 2 223 3 224 4 225 5 226 6 227 7 228 8 229 9 3300 Ans. Ans. DD DD AA AA BB CC AA DD AA BB CC BB DD CC AA Q Quueess. . 331 1 332 2 333 3 334 4 335 5 336 6 337 7 338 8 339 9 440 0 441 1 442 2 443 3 444 4 4455 Ans. Ans. BB AA AA CC DD AA CC AA DD CC AA BB BB CC DD Q Quueess. . 446 6 447 7 448 8 449 9 550 0 551 1 552 2 553 3 554 4 555 5 556 6 557 7 558 8 559 9 6600 Ans.

Ans. BB BB BB BB AA CC AA&&CC CC AA DD CC AA DD BB DD

Q Quueess. . 661 1 662 2 663 3 664 4 665 5 666 6 667 7 668 8 669 9 770 0 771 1 772 2 773 3 774 4 7755 Ans. Ans. BB AA DD AA CC DD AA BB AA AA CC BB DD BB AA Q Quueess. . 776 6 777 7 778 8 779 9 8800 Ans. Ans. BB CC CC AA DD

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 –4  –4  –3 –3  –2 –2 x x + 622+ 6x + x + 88 0 0 22 44 x x

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 [–2, 4] [–2, 4]

clearly min value of expression is 0 clearly min value of expression is 0 at x = – 2

at x = – 2

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5. Check by optionCheck by option

P

P1212 = {24, 36, 60, 84, ....} = {24, 36, 60, 84, ....} P

P2020 = {40, 60, 100, ...} = {40, 60, 100, ...} P

P1212

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 P P2020 has common element has common element

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6.  All even values  All even values of a i.e. 50 and of a i.e. 50 and 1, 9, 25, 49, 81, total 1, 9, 25, 49, 81, total 5555 7.

7. If any statement is true then remaining 2 are false.If any statement is true then remaining 2 are false.

8. 8. C C F F  A  A EE BB D D 4 4 22 4 4 22 4 4 22 P P  Angle bise

 Angle bisector ctor 

Incircle is formed whose radius =Incircle is formed whose radius = 44 22 PE = r =

PE = r = 44 22 PF = r =

PF = r = 44 22 also PF = AEalso PF = AE

 APE, (AP) APE, (AP)22 = (AE) = (AE)22 + (PE) + (PE)22

= ( = (44 22 ))22 + ( + ( 2 2 4 4 ))22 = 64 = 64

 AP = 8 AP = 8 9.

9.  Area of  Area of rhombus =rhombus =

2 2 1 1 d d11dd22  A  A D D CC B B FF E E y y y y y y y y 22– h– h22 y y 22– h– h22 h h Let one diagonal = x

Let one diagonal = x = = 2 2 1 1 ×(x)(2x) = x ×(x)(2x) = x22  A = x  A = x22

Let side of rhombus = y & height = h Let side of rhombus = y & height = h

BFC side BF =BFC side BF = yy22

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 AFC, (y + AFC, (y + yy22

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hh22 ))22 + h + h22 = (AC) = (AC)22 = 4x = 4x22

DEB (y –DEB (y – yy22

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hh22 ))22 + h + h22 = (BD) = (BD)22 = x = x22  Addi  Addingng 4y 4y22 = 5x = 5x22 y = y = 4 4 x x 5 5 22  =  = 2 2  A  A 5 5

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10. 10.  A(2a)  A(2a) B B CC ((33bb)) P P D D E E (a) (a) (2b) (2b)

Let B is origin and

Let B is origin and the position vector of A and C arethe position vector of A and C are 22aa and and b33b

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Then P.V. of E =

Then P.V. of E = aa and P.V. of D = and P.V. of D = 22bb

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Now, let P divides AD in

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 : 1 ratio : 1 ratio a

anndd P P ddiivviiddees s EEC C iinn

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1 1 a a 2 2 b b 2 2

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 = 1 = 1 Now, P.V. of P is = Now, P.V. of P is = 2 2 b b 3 3 a a    

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Now,

Now, ar ar ar ar 

 ABC ABCPEDPED = =

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 =  = 12 12 1 1 1 11.1. C C D D  A  A BB y y PP MM O O L L N N L Leett AAB B = = aa, , BBC C = = bb a anndd PPL L = = hh11 tthheenn PPN N = = b b – – hh11 a anndd OOP P = = hh22, then PM = a – h, then PM = a – h22

ar(ar(

PAB +PAB +

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PCD) =PCD) = 2 2 1 1 a(h a(h11 + b – h + b – h11)) = = 2 2 ab ab and area (

and area (

PBC +PBC +

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PAD) =PAD) = 2 2 1 1 × b × (h × b × (h22 + a – h + a – h22) =) = 2 2 ab ab From this only option B is correct

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12. 12. Let x, x + 1, x + 2, x + 3, x + 4, x + 5, x + 6Let x, x + 1, x + 2, x + 3, x + 4, x + 5, x + 6 & x + 7, x + 8, x + 9, x + 10, x + 11 & x + 7, x + 8, x + 9, x + 10, x + 11 7x + 21 = 5x + 45 7x + 21 = 5x + 45 2x = 24 2x = 24 x = 12 x = 12 largest = x + 11 = 23 largest = x + 11 = 23 13.

13. Let x minite will be taken. ILet x minite will be taken. I n one minute A can fill then one minute A can fill the

60 60 1 1

 part of tanker and in one minute B can fill the  part of tanker and in one minute B can fill the

40 40 1 1  part.  part.

Both can fill in t Both can fill in t

60 60 tt  +  + 40 40 tt  = 1  = 1 t = t = 100 100 40 40 60 60

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t = 24 t = 24

both can fill in one minute both can fill in one minute

24 24 1 1  part of tanker.  part of tanker... 1 = 1 =

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24 24 1 1 2 2 x x 1 = 1 = 80 80 x x  +  + 48 48 x x x = x = 128 128 48 48 80 80

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 = 3  = 300 14. 14. Given a < b < cGiven a < b < c

 6 three digit number  6 three digit number are possible with distinct a, b, c.are possible with distinct a, b, c.

4 4 5 5 5 5 1 1 a a b b c c b b a a c c a a c c b b c c a a b b b b c c a a c c b b a a     

= 100[2(a + b + c)] + 10[2(a + b + c)] + [2(a + b + c)] = 1554 = 100[2(a + b + c)] + 10[2(a + b + c)] + [2(a + b + c)] = 1554 111[2(a + b + c)] = 1554 111[2(a + b + c)] = 1554

a + b + c = 7a + b + c = 7 Given a < b < c Given a < b < c

 1, 2,  1, 2, 4 only satisly above two condition.4 only satisly above two condition. Hence, c = 4.

Hence, c = 4.

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15. Since factor of 128 are = Since factor of 128 are = 1, 2, 4, 8 , 1, 2, 4, 8 , 16, 16, 32, 64, 12832, 64, 128

Hence it will be incr

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PHYSICS

PHYSICS

16.

16. speed will not decrease, so answer is (D)speed will not decrease, so answer is (D)

17.

17. For electron, tFor electron, t

1 1 = = e e a a s s 2 2 For protion, t For protion, t22 = = p p a a s s 2 2 or  or  eEeE m m m m eE eE a a a a tt tt pp e e p p e e 1 1 2 2

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= = e e p p m m m m 18.

18. Focal length, f = 6 cmFocal length, f = 6 cm

u = 1.5m = 150 cm u = 1.5m = 150 cm v = v = ?? u u 1 1 v v 1 1 f  f  1 1

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150 150 1 1 v v 1 1 6 6 1 1

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150 150 1 1 25 25 150 150 1 1 6 6 1 1 v v 1 1

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v = v = 66..2525 4 4 25 25 12 12 75 75 24 24 150 150

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change in distance = 6.25 – 6 = 0.25 cm change in distance = 6.25 – 6 = 0.25 cm = 0.25cm = 2.5 mm decreased = 0.25cm = 2.5 mm decreased 19.

19. Initial momentum, PInitial momentum, P

1

1 = mvcos30 = mvcos30

and final momentum, P

and final momentum, P22 = mvcos30 = mvcos30 change in momentum change in momentum

P = – 2mv cos30P = – 2mv cos30

P = –P = – 33 mvmv Force on wall-1 Force on wall-1 F F11 = = tt mv mv 2 2

Force on wall-2 Force on wall-2 F F22 = = tt mv mv 3 3

, so F, so F11 > F > F22 22. 22.  A A 1 1uu11 = A = A22uu22 16 16 1 1  A  A  A  A u u u u 1 1 2 2 2 2 1 1

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23. resultant force at centre is zero. On removing the charge from the position 6, the resultant force at centreresultant force at centre is zero. On removing the charge from the position 6, the resultant force at centre will be will be 22 r  r  kq kq  downward.  downward.

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25. 25. L L w w d d d d V V v v  840 840 d d 2 2 1 1 ww

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 d dww = 420 kg/m = 420 kg/m33 R.D. = R.D. = 00..4242 10 10 420 420 3 3

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26. 26. RR S

S = nR for maximum resistance = nR for maximum resistance

R

RPP = R/n  = R/n for minimum resistancefor minimum resistance or  or  P P S S R R R R  = n  = n22 27.

27. For block 2kgFor block 2kg

T T – – 22g g = = 22aa ...((ii)) For 6 kg For 6 kg 6 6g g – – T T = = 66aa ...((iiii)) aa 6g 6g 2g 2g a a T T T T

From (i) and (ii) T = 30 N From (i) and (ii) T = 30 N

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22gRgR with height g will change, so answer is with height g will change, so answer is (D)(D)

29. 29. R.H. =R.H. = pressure pressure vapour  vapour  saturated saturated pressure pressure partial partial 100 100 90 90  =  = 55 10 10 0169 0169 .. 0 0 pressure pressure partial partial

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partial pressue = 0.0152 × 10 partial pressue = 0.0152 × 1055 Pa Pa

CHEMISTRY

CHEMISTRY

31. 31. NNaaOOHH HHCCll N N11VV11 == NN22VV22 0 0..5 5 × × V V == 2 2 × × 1100 V = 40 mL V = 40 mL 35. 35. Ethanol (CEthanol (C 2

2HH55OH) and dimethyl ether (CHOH) and dimethyl ether (CH33 –O – CH –O – CH33) have same molecular formula but different functional) have same molecular formula but different functional

groups, so they are isomers. groups, so they are isomers.

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36. For the elements belonging to one period, increase in atomic number results in decrease in atomicFor the elements belonging to one period, increase in atomic number results in decrease in atomic

radius. So Li has the largest atomic

radius. So Li has the largest atomic radius.radius.

37. 37. 2H2H 2 2OO22

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 2H 2H22O + O + OO22 39. 39. SS ++ OO 2 2

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SOSO22 1

1 mmoollee 1 1 momollee 1 1 mmoollee

2 2 1 1 mole mole 2 2 1 1  mole  mole 2 2 1 1  mole  mole 3.01 × 10 3.01 × 102323 00..5 5 mmoollee ??

 3.01 × 10 3.01 × 102323molecules of SOmolecules of SO 2

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40.

40. Zn and Pb are placed Zn and Pb are placed above hydrogen in the metal activity series, so above hydrogen in the metal activity series, so they they will produce hydrogen gas will produce hydrogen gas withwith

dilute acids. dilute acids.

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41. Milk of magnesia is basic, water is neutral and lemon juice is acidic in nature.Milk of magnesia is basic, water is neutral and lemon juice is acidic in nature. 42.

42.  As pressure is increased, solubility  As pressure is increased, solubility of gas in liquid increases.of gas in liquid increases.

45. 45. CH CH 33– C– CH –H –CH CH 22– C– CH H 22– C– CHH33 OH OH CH CH 33– C– CH = H = CH CH – C– CH H 22– C– CHH33+ C+ CH H 22= C= CH – H – CH CH 22– C– CH H 22– C– CHH33 2-Pentene (Major) 2-Pentene (Major) Conc Conc. H. H22SOSO44  –H  –H22OO 1-Pentene (minor) 1-Pentene (minor) 2-Pentanol 2-Pentanol

PART-II (2 Mark)

PART-II (2 Mark)

MATHEMATICS

MATHEMATICS

61. 61.

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22 xx11

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11 – 1 = 0, – 1 = 0, xx22

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99  – 3 = 0, – 3 = 0, xx44

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2525 – 5 = 0 – 5 = 0 x x11 = 2, x = 2, x22 - 8, x - 8, x33 = 18, x = 18, x44 = 32, x = 32, x55 = 50 = 50

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55  = 55  = 55 62. 62. (1 + 2x + 3x(1 + 2x + 3x22 + .... 21x + .... 21x2020)) (2(21x1x2020 + 20x + 20x1919 + 19x + 19x1818 + ... 2x + 1) + ... 2x + 1) coeff. of x

coeff. of x3030 is 11.21 + 12.20 + ... + 21.11 is 11.21 + 12.20 + ... + 21.11

= 2[11.21 + 12.20 + 13.19 + 14.18 + 15.17] + 16.16 = 2[11.21 + 12.20 + 13.19 + 14.18 + 15.17] + 16.16 = 2[231 + 240 + 247 + 252 + 255] + 256 = 2[231 + 240 + 247 + 252 + 255] + 256 = 2[1225] + 256 = 2[1225] + 256 = 2450 + 256 = 2450 + 256 = 2706 = 2706 63.

63. If we follow the pattern accordinIf we follow the pattern according the rule that angle made by incident ray with normal is equal to the angleg the rule that angle made by incident ray with normal is equal to the angle

made by reflected ray with normal then we find that ball will not go in any hole. made by reflected ray with normal then we find that ball will not go in any hole.

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64. C can be collinC can be collin ear with A & B.ear with A & B. 65.

65. Let initial prize is PLet initial prize is P

after X% increment after X% increment

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100 100 y y 100 100 Px Px P P  –  – 100 100 Px Px P P  =  = PP 1 + 1 + 100 100 x x  –  – 100 100 y y  –  – ((100100))22 xy xy  = 1  = 1 100 100 y y  –  – x x  =  = ((100100))22 xy xy y y 1 1  –  – x x 1 1  =  = 100 100 1 1

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PHYSICS

PHYSICS

66.

66. mass of water, mmass of water, m

1

1= 0.4 kg= 0.4 kg

temperature of

temperature of waterwater,,

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final temperature of mixture

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 = 40ºC = 40ºC specific hea

specific heat of t of ice, ice, ssiceice = 2.2 × 10 = 2.2 × 1033 J/kg×k J/kg×k

latent heat of fusion, L

latent heat of fusion, L = 333 × 10 = 333 × 1033  J/kg  J/kg

latent heat of vaporisation, L

latent heat of vaporisation, LVV = 2260 × 10 = 2260 × 1033 J /kg J /kg

Heat given = Heat taken Heat given = Heat taken

By steam of 100ºC to water of 100

By steam of 100ºC to water of 100 ºC + By water from100ºC to 40ºC = By water from 0ºC to 40ºC + By iceºC + By water from100ºC to 40ºC = By water from 0ºC to 40ºC + By ice from –15ºC to ice of 0ºC + By ice of 0ºC to water to 0ºC + By water of 0ºC to 40ºC

from –15ºC to ice of 0ºC + By ice of 0ºC to water to 0ºC + By water of 0ºC to 40ºC mL mLvv+ mS+ mSww (1100 – 40) = m (1100 – 40) = m11 × S × Sww (40 – 0) + m (40 – 0) + m22ssiceice(15) + m(15) + m22 × L × L + m + m22SSww (40–0) (40–0) m (2260 × 10 m (2260 × 1033 + 4200 × 60) = 0.4 ×4200 × 40 +0.1 ×2.2 × 10 + 4200 × 60) = 0.4 ×4200 × 40 +0.1 ×2.2 × 1033 ×15 + 0.1 × 333 × 10 ×15 + 0.1 × 333 × 1033 + 0.1 × 4200 × 40 + 0.1 × 4200 × 40 m (2512 × 10 m (2512 × 1033) = 67200 + 3300 + 33300 + 16800) = 67200 + 3300 + 33300 + 16800 m = m = kgkg 12560 12560 603 603 251200 251200 120600 120600

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= 48 g= 48 g 67. 67. 100 100 u u vv  As for

 As for questionquestion u

u + + v v = = 11000 0 ccmm ...((ii))

after displacing lens by 40 cm u and v will be after displacing lens by 40 cm u and v will be u +

u + 40, 40, v - v - 4040 for I

for Istst conditioncondition

(i) (i) u u 1 1 v v 1 1 )) u u (( 1 1 v v 1 1 f  f  1 1

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uv uv 100 100 uv uv v v u u f  f  1 1

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(ii) For second condition (ii) For second condition

)) 40 40 u u (( 1 1 40 40 v v 1 1 f  f  1 1

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= = )) 40 40 u u )( )( 40 40 v v (( 40 40 v v 40 40 u u

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 =  = )) 40 40 u u )( )( 40 40 v v (( v v u u

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From (i) and (ii) From (i) and (ii)

)) 40 40 u u )( )( 40 40 v v (( 100 100 uv uv 100 100

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v v– – u u = = 4400 ...((iiii)) v + u = 100 v + u = 100

from equation (i) and (ii) from equation (i) and (ii) 2v = 140 2v = 140 v =70, u = 30 v =70, u = 30 uv uv v v u u f  f  1 1

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 = = 2100 2100 100 100

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f = 21 cmf = 21 cm

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68.

68. we know thatwe know that

 A

 A11VV11 = A = A22VV22 = Q (volume flowing per second) = Q (volume flowing per second) 25 25

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 × 0.6 = 1 × 0.6 = 122

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 × v × v 2 2 v v22 = = 115 5 mm//ss ...((ii)) Q = Q = AA11vv11==

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(5 ×10(5 ×10 – – 22))22 × 0.6 = 4.71g × 0.6 = 4.71g

force, F = rate of change of momentum force, F = rate of change of momentum F = mv

F = mv22 –  – mvmv11 = 4.71 ×

= 4.71 × 15 – 4.71 × 0.15 – 4.71 × 0.6 6 (m = 4.7(m = 4.71, mass fl1, mass flow peow per unit r unit time)time) F = 67.9 N

F = 67.9 N

CHEMISTRY

CHEMISTRY

71.

71. Consider the volume of the solution = x cmConsider the volume of the solution = x cm33

Then the mass of the solution

Then the mass of the solution will be = 1.13xwill be = 1.13x (mass = density × volume)

(mass = density × volume) The solution contains 18% of

The solution contains 18% of NaCl by weightNaCl by weight

100 100 18 18 × 1.13x = 36 × 1.13x = 36 x = x = 13 13 .. 1 1 18 18 3600 3600

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 = 177 cm = 177 cm33 72. 72. CCH H 33– – CCH H 2 2 – – CCOOOOHH + + CCH H 22 – – OOHH CH CH33 Propanoic Propanoic acid acid Ethanol Ethanol H H++ C CH H 33– C– CH H 22– – CCOOOOCCHH22CCHH33+ + HH22OO Ethyl propanoate Ethyl propanoate 73.

73. Consider that the salt contains x molecules of water .Consider that the salt contains x molecules of water .

Molecular weight of anhydrous salt = 160 g Molecular weight of anhydrous salt = 160 g

so molecular weight of hydrated salt will be = 160 + so molecular weight of hydrated salt will be = 160 + 18x g18x g Then, no. of m

Then, no. of m oles of water present in 10x gm of oles of water present in 10x gm of hydrated salt =hydrated salt =

x x 18 18 160 160 10 10

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× x× x

and weight of water present in 10 gm of hydrated salt = and weight of water present in 10 gm of hydrated salt =

x x 18 18 160 160 x x 10 10

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× 18× 18 Hydrated salt

Hydrated salt

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 Anhydrous salt + Water  Anhydrous salt + Water  1 100gg 66..44gg 33..66gg x x 18 18 160 160 x x 180 180

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 = 3.6 = 3.6 180x = 576 + 64.8 x 180x = 576 + 64.8 x x = x = 55 74. 74. Cr Cr  2 2  –  – 2 2 7 7 O

O + 6Fe+ 6Fe2+2+ + + 14H14H++

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 6Fe 6Fe3+3+ + 2Cr  + 2Cr 3+3+ + 7H + 7H 2 2OO

Change in oxidation number of Cr is

Change in oxidation number of Cr is = 6 – 3 = 3= 6 – 3 = 3 Change in oxidation number of

Change in oxidation number of Fe is = 3 – 2 = 1Fe is = 3 – 2 = 1

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75. CaCOCaCO

3

3+ H+ H22O + COO + CO22

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Ca(HCOCa(HCO33))22

Ca(HCO

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