NEET Test Series 48
NEET Test Series 48
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INSTRUCTIONS TO CANDIDATES
(3) It is basic amino acid 27. During aerobic respiration, which of the
(4) It is hydroxy amino acid following ETC compex doesnot pump any
      (3) sweet potato and potato                     92. If the system is released, then the acceleration
                                                          of the centre of mass of the system is
      (4) Forelimbs of whale and horse
88. Cytokine barriers used in treatment of cancer
      (1) NK cells
      (2) Monoclonal antibodies
      (3) α - interferons
      (4) Taxol
89. Which of the following ecological pyramids
    A, B and C is correctly matched with the
    given options.                                                g
                                                            (1)
                                                                  4
                                                                  g
                                                            (2)
                                                                  2
                                                            (3) g
      (1) A - Pyramid of biomass in forest                  (4) 2g
     (3)
                                                              (1) Ta = Tb = Tc = Td
                                                              (2) Ta = Tc, Tb = Td
                                                              (3) Ta = Td, Tc = Tb
                                                              (4) Ta = Tb, Tc = Td
                                                         103. One end of a copper rod of length 1.0 m and
     (4)                                                      area of cross-section 10-3m2 is immersed in
                                                              boiling water and the other end in ice. If the
                                                              coefficient of thermal conductivity of copper
                                                              is 92 cal / m-s - oC and the latent heat of ice is
                      GM
    two bodies is 2                                           (1) 10 Ω
                       L
    (c) The minimum initial velocity of the mass              (2) 1 Ω
                      2GM                                     (4) 2Ω
    two bodies is
                       L
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109. A bar magnet is held at right angle to a               IV) height of the satellite from the surface of
     uniform magnetic field. The couple acting on           the earth.
     the magnet is to be halved by rotating it from
                                                            Which of the following option is correct?
     this position. The angle of rotation is
     (1) 60°                                                (1) Only I
     (2) 45°                                                (2) I and II
     (3) 30°                                                (3) I, II and III
     (4) 75°                                                (4) II, III and IV
110. Which of the following loop is in stable          112. For a ring having radius R of uniform linear
     equilibrium                                            charge density λ (As shown in figure) its
     (1)                                                    intensity of electric field at its centre equals to
     (2)
                                                                  2K λ
                                                            (1)
                                                                   R
                                                                  4K λ
                                                            (2)
                                                                   R
                                                                  Kλ
     (3)                                                    (3)
                                                                   R
                                                            (4) Zero
                                                       113. Which bulb will be glow brightest in the
                                                            following circuit diagram?
(4)
                                                            (1) 0 V, 2.0 A
                                                            (2) 0 V, 1.4 A
                                                            (3) 5.6 V, 1.4 A
     (1) 1.56 V                                             (4) 8 V, 2.0 A
     (2) 0.96 V                                        117. An electron is moving through a field. It is
     (3) 2.77 V                                             moving
                                                            (i) opposite an electric field
     (4) 1.44 V
                                                            (ii) perpendicular to a magnetic field as
115. A uniform magnetic field B existas in a                shown. For each situation the de-Broglie
     cylindrical region of radius 10 cm as shown            wave length of electron
     in figure. A uniform wire of length 80 cm
     and resistance 4.0 Ω is bent into a square
     frame and is placed with one side along a
     diameter of the cylindrical region. If the
     magnetic field increases at a constant rate of
     0.010 T/s, find the current induced in the
     frame
                                                            (1) Increasing, increasing
                                                            (2) Increasing, decreasing
                                                            (3) Decreasing, same
                                                            (4) Increasing, Same
                                                       118. A ray of light incident on an equilateral glass
                                                            prism shows minimum deviation of 30°.
     (1) 3.9 × 10 −5 A
                                                            Calculate the speed of light through the
                    −5
     (2) 0.2 × 10        A                                  prism.
         I    −I       1+ X2
     (1) max . min . =
         I max . + I min .   2 X
         I     + I min . 1 + X
     (2) max .          =
         I max . − I min .   2 X
         I    −I              2X                          (1) AND gate
     (3) max . min . =
         I max . + I min .   1+ X2                        (2) NOR gate
         I     + I min .      2X                          (3) OR gate
     (4) max .           =
         I max . − I min .   1+ X   2
                                                          (4) NAND gate
128. A lens made up of different material forms      131. One centimetre on the main scale of vernier
     two images of a point object 'O' as shown in
                                                         calipers is divided into ten equal parts. If 10
     figure. Then
                                                         divisions of vernier scale coincide with 8
                                                         small divisions of the main scale, the least
                                                         count of the callipers is :-
                                                         (1) 0.01 cm
                                                         (2) 0.02 cm
                                                         (3) 0.05 cm
                                                         (4) 0.005 cm
     (1) µ1 > µ2
                                                     132. An    object   moving      with   a   speed   of
     (2) µ1 = µ2
     (3) µ2 > µ1                                          6.25 ms −1 , is decelerated at a rate given by
                                                          dv
     (4) Data insufficient                                   = −2.5 v . Where v is the instantaneous
                                                          dt
129. An NPN-transistor circuit is arranged as
                                                         speed. The time taken by the object, to come
     shown in the figure. It is
                                                         to rest, would be
                                                         (1) 1 s
                                                         (2) 2 s
                                                         (3) 4 s
                                                         (4) 8 s
                                                                      RTV 
                                                           (4)  1 +
                                                                       a 
(2) 500 mL of 0.1 N CH 3COOH + 500 mL 144. Elements of which of the following group(s)
                            (
     (1) Ba3 ( PO4 ) K sp = 6 × 10 −39
                    2                                  )                  mixing 3 mol of P and 2 mole of Q would be
                                                                          (1) 68 torr
              (
     (2) ZnS K sp = 7 × 10            −16
                                            )                             (2) 20 torr
                    (                             )
                                                                          (3) 140 t orr
     (3) Fe (OH ) 3 K sp = 6 × 10 −38
                                                                          (4) 72 torr
                        (
     (4) Ag3 ( PO4 ) K sp = 1.8 × 10 −18               )             146. The oxidation potential of hydrogen electrode
                                                                          at pH = 10 and PH = 1 is
                                                                                               2
142. In       an            exothermic                equilibrium
                                                                          (1) 0.51 V
     A + 3B ⇌ AB3               all    the      reactants    and
     products are in the gaseous state.                      The          (2) 0.00 V
      (4) 10 +17
                                                                        (1) Greater mobility of the pure metal than
       0.6 × 10 −3 mol L−1 s −1 . If the concentration                  (2) Higher melting point of the impurity than
      of A is 5 M, then concentration of B after 20
                                                                        that of the pure metal
      minutes is
                                                                        (3) Greater noble character of the solid metal
      (1) 3.60 M
                                                                        than that of the impurity
      (2) 0.36 M
                                                                        (4) Greater solubility of the impurity in the
      (3) 0.72 M
                                                                        molten state than in the solid
      (4) 1.08 M
                                                                    153. Which of the following polymers is not
149. If AgI crystallises in zinc blende structure
      with I − ions at lattice points. What fraction                    correctly matched?
      of tetrahedral voids is occupied by Ag +                          (1) Formation of dacron – Step growth
      ions?
      (1) 25 %                                                          polymerisation
      (2) 50 %                                                          (2) Formation of polytetrafluoroethene – Step
      (3) 100 %
                                                                        growth polymerisation
      (4) 75 %
150. The number of carbon atoms per unit cell of                        (3) formation of polythene – Chain growth
      diamond unit cell is                                              polymerisation     in    presence   of   benzoyl
      (1) 1
                                                                        peroxide
      (2) 4
      (3) 8                                                             (4) formation of Polyacrylonitrile       - Chain
      (4) 6                                                             growth      polymerisation    in    presence   of
151. For adsorption of gas on solid surface, the
                                                                        peroxide
      plots of log x / m vs.log P is linear with a
      slope equal to
     (4) 0.039                                                                    O
                                                                                  ||
157. A hypothetical electrochemical cell is shown
                                                                   (IV) CH 3 − C − NH 2
     below:      A | A + ( XM ) || B + (YM ) | B .    The
                                                                   (1) II > I > III > IV
     e.m.f. measured is + 0.20 V. The cell reaction
                                                                   (2) I > III > II > IV
     is
     (1) A + B + → A + + B
                                                                   (3) III > I > II > IV
     (2) A + + B → A + B +
                                                                   (4) I > II > III > IV
(2) XeF6
                                                        4 f 7 5d 1 6s 2        and        5 f 7 6d 17s 2
                                                        configuration are respectively.
                                                        (1) Gd, Cm
       (2)
                                                        (2) Gd, Lu
                                                        (3) Lu, Cm
                                                        (4) Gd, Lw
                                                   165. Which of the following is responsible for the
                                                        high reducing nature of phosphinic acid?
       (3)
                                                        (1) 3 P – OH bonds
                                                        (2) 2 P – H bonds
                                                        (3) 1 P = O bond
                                                        (4) 2 P – OH bonds
                                                   166. Regarding sulphur dioxide the incorrect
       (4)
                                                        statement is
                                                        (1) SO2 is used as an antichlor, disinfectant
                                                        and food preservative
                                                        (2) Decolourisation of acidified potassium
                                                        permanganate is the convenient identification
162. Which of the following can oxidise H 2S to         test for SO2
       S?
                                                        (3) Liquid SO2 is as good solvent for both
                   −2
       (1) Cr2O7                                        organic and inorganic compounds.
       (2) MnO4−                                        (4) In the reaction with water and alkalies the
                                                        behaviour of SO2 is very similar to that of
       (3) Cl2
                                                        carbon monoxide.
       (4) All
    Statement II: Cl2 oxidises H 2 S to SF6 .                 (1) Low lattice enthalpy, high lattice enthalpy
                                                              (2) Low hydration enthalpy, high lattice
    (1) Both statement - I and statement - II are
                                                              enthalpy
    true
                                                              (3) High lattice enthalpy, low hydration
    (2) Statement - I is true, but statement - II is
                                                              enthalpy
    false
                                                              (4) High lattice enthalpy, high hydration
    (3) Both statement - I and statement - II are
                                                              enthalpy
    false
                                                         172. The dehydration of chlorides of which of the
    (4) Statement - I is false, but statement - II is
                                                              following alkaline earth metal cannot be
    true
                                                              achieved on heating?
168. Methyl halides with highest and least dipole
                                                              (1) Ba
    moment values are
                                                              (2) Ca
    (1) CH 3 F ,CH 3 I
                                                              (3) Sr
    (2) CH 3Cl,CH 3 I                                         (4) Mg
    (3) CH 3Cl,CH 3 F                                    173. Colourless metal metaborate is
       isomerism and optical isomerism                                 greater than the dipole moment of NF3
       (3)    Linkage           isomerism,        geometrical          Statement II: N – F bond is more polar than
       isomerism and optical isomerism                                 N – H bond.
       (4) Linkage isomerism, ionization isomerism                     (1) Both statement - I and statement - II are
       and optical isomerism                                           true
                                                                       (2) Statement - I is true, but statement - II is
                                                                       false
                                                                       (3) Both statement - I and statement - II are
                                                                       false
178.
                                                                       (4) Statement - I is false, but statement - II is
       Which of the following is X?
       (1)                                                             true
                                                                  180. Which of the following is optically inactive?
                                                                       (1) Lactic acid
                                                                       (2) Meso tartaric acid
                                                                       (3) Alanine
                                                                       (4) 2 – butanol
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                                                     SOLUTIONS
                                                     SOLUTIONS
                                                       PHYSICS
                                                         
91.   Say A = 3iˆ , B = 4 ˆj and C = 12kˆ                    A − B + C = 3iˆ − 4 ˆj + 12kˆ
              
      ⇒ A − B + C = 3 2 + 4 2 + 12 2 = 13
                                                                                g mg
         3m − m g                                                          3m ×   −
92.   a=       =                   Acceleration of centre of mass =             2 2 =g
         3m + m 2                                                             3m + m 4
                                                                       mv 2
93.                                                   At B, mg cos θ =      ∴ mv 2 = mgR cos θ
                                                                        R
              T         λ
98.    v=           =
                µ       T
            V + V0      V + at            a 
100.   f' =         f =         f = f  1 + t
            V           V                 V 
       ∆Q KA             ∆Q 92 × 10 −3
103.
       ∆t
          =  (T − TL ) ⇒ ∆t = 1 [ 100 − 0 ]
            L H
           ∆Q       92
       ∴        =      ⇒ ∆Q = 92 × 6 = 552 cal
           60       10
                                                         552
       ∆Q = mL ⇒ 552 = m × 8 × 10 4 ⇒ m =                           = 6.9 × 10 −3 kg
                                                                4
                                                       8 × 10
104.   W = p (v2 – v1) = nR (T2 – T1) = R Joule
             v
105.   2P +   ≤ n
             4l 
       −GMm GMm 1 2
106.       −   + mv = 0
         L   L  2
                                                                        E
107.   In steady state current drawn from the battery i =
                                                                    ( R2 + r )
        In steady state capacitor is fully charged hence. No current will flow through line (2)
                                                                         E
        Hence potential difference across line (1) is V =                      × R the same potential
                                                                     ( R2 + r ) 2
                                                                                                    ER2
        difference appears across the capacitor, so charge on capacitor Q = C ×
                                                                                                 ( R2 + r )
                GA       38     38
108.     S=          =        =    = 2Ω
                i      10       39
                  −1       −1
               ig      0.5
109. τ = MB sin 90 0 = MB
                                  MB                         1
                                     = MB sin θ          ⇒     = sin θ    ⇒ θ = 30 0
                                   2                         2
        Angle of rotation 90 0 − 30 0 = 60 0
110.    In stable equilibrium, M and B must be in the same direction.
         GMm             2             GM                r3
111.             = mrω       ⇒ω =               ⇒ T = 2π
          r2                            r3               GM
                                      dq                   λ R dθ sin θ
112.     dE = 2dE1 sin θ = 2 × K .          sin θ = 2K ×
                                      R2                        R2
                                                π/2
                                                      2K λ            2K λ
                                           E=    ∫     R
                                                           sin θ dθ =
                                                                       R
                                                 0
               V2
113.     R=
               P
R1   =
       ( 200 )
               2
                 = 800 Ω ;   R2   =
                                    ( 200 )
                                            2
                                              = 400 Ω ;    R3   =
                                                                  ( 100 )
                                                                          2
                                                                            = 100 Ω ;   R4   =
                                                                                               ( 100 )
                                                                                                       2
                                                                                                         = 50 Ω
         50                           100                           100                          200
                                           100 1
        Current through R1 & R2 =             =   A
                                           200 12
                                            100 2
        Current through R3 & R4 =              = A
                                             50 3
       Power dissipated = Pmax = i 2 R ( )   max
              Ep     R       5 2.4
114.   e=               ×l =       × 40 = 0.96 V
          r + Rs + R  L      5 100
                             dB π r 2 dB π ( 0.1)
                                                           2
              dφ d                                        π
115.   Eind =   = ( BA ) = A    =    ×    =       × 0.01 = × 10 −4 V
              dt dt          dt   2    dt     2           2
            E      π / 2 × 10 −4
       ∴ i = ind =               = 3.9 × 10 −5 A
              R          4
                                                           1         1
116.   X L = ω L = 2000 × 5 × 10 −3 = 10 Ω         XC =      =                 = 10 Ω
                                                          ωC 2000 × 50 × 10 −6
       X L = XC          ⇒ Z = R = 4 + 6 = 10 Ω
                    V      20 2
       (A) reading = rms =      = 1.4 A
                      Z     10
       (V) reading = irms × 4 Ω ∴ XC and X L cancel out = 1.4 × 4 = 5.6 V
            h
117.   λ=      since v is increasing in case(i), but it is not changing in case (ii). Hence, in the
            mv
       first case de-Broglie wavelength will change, but it second case, it remain the same.
                               0          0
               A + δ m  sin  60 + 30 
          sin 
               2                 2      
118.   µ=                =                    = 2
                  A              60 0 
             sin            sin 
                  2                    
                                   2 
            C    C 3 × 10 8
       µ=     ⇒v= =         = 2.12 × 10 8 m / sec
            v    µ     2
119.   Maximum number of nuclei will be present when rate of decay = rate of formation
                                 α
       ⇒ λN = α ⇒ N =
                                 λ
            F 2I     2I     2 × 1400
120.   P=    =   ⇒F=    ×A=          × 4.5 = 42 × 10 −6 N
                                   8
            A C      C      3 × 10
121.   Angle subtended by the 100 m tall tower at 3 km away
             100              1
       ∝=                =      rad
                     3
            3 × 10           30
       h is the height of image of tower formed by objective lens
             h    h   1
       ∝=       =   =                   ⇒ h = 5 cm
             f 0 150 30
                                                                           D       25
       magnification produced by the eye piece me = 1 +                       = 1+    =6
                                                                           fe       5
       height of final image = h × me = 5 × 6 = 30 cm
122.   Conceptual
                                                                                     1
123.   For any rotating conducting rod in a field B,                          ∆V = Bω l 2
                                                                                     2
                     1                    1
       Here V0 − VA = Bω ( l ) , V0 − VC = Bω ( 3l ) ⇒ VA − VC = 4Bω l 2
                              2                     2
                     2                    2
                                                     1.22 λ
124.   Limit of resolution of telescope =
                                                       a
                  π         1.22 × 500 × 10 −9
       10 −3 ×          =                             ⇒ a = 3.5 cm
                 180                a
                                                                      hc            hc
125.   Transition from 4E to E                       ( 4E − E ) =          ⇒ λ1 =      …………(i)
                                                                      λ1            3E
                                7                    7          hc                    3hc
       Transition from            E to E              3 E − E  = λ      ⇒ λ2 =          …….(ii)
                                3                                      2                4E
                                                      λ1 4
       From equation (i) and (ii)                       =
                                                      λ2 9
                                                                      h
126.   Recoil momentum = momentum of photon =
                                                                      λ
             1   1  hR × 15
       = hR     − =         = 6.8 × 10 −27 N × sec
               2   2    16
             n1 n2 
I1
127.
       I max − I min
                     =
                            (    I1 + I 2   ) −(
                                            2
                                                     I1 − I 2 )=
                                                                  2
                                                                 4 I 1I 2
                                                                           =
                                                                               I2
                                                                                  =
                                                                                    2
                                                                                    2x
                                                              2 2( I + I )
       I max + I min
                            (    I1 +    I2 ) + (
                                             2
                                                     I1 + I 2 )     1    2     I
                                                                             1+ 1 1+ x
                                                                               I2
                                                                                       2
                 1
128.   f ∝                      f1 < f 2 ⇒ µ1 > µ 2
             ( µ − 1)
129.   Conceptual
130.   Conceptual
131.   One verner division = 0.8/10=0.08 cm;                   L.C = 1 MSD – 1 VSD = 0.1– 0.08 = 0.02 cm
       dv                                1
132.      = −2.5 v or                       dv = −2.5 v
       dt                                 v
                                               −2 × ( 6.25 )
                     0                                              1/ 2
       2 × υ 1/ 2       = − ( 2.5 ) t or t =                             = 2s
                   6.25                           −2.5
133.   Suppose the velocity of the bullet of mass m is u and it strikes the block of mass M. After
       collision, the linear velocity of the block is V and that of the bullet is v'.
       Applying law of conservation of linear momentum, we get.
       mv = MV + mv' or 500 × 0.01 = 2V = 0.01 v' or 5 = 2V + 0.01 v' .......(i)
                                                           1
       By conservation of energy, we get.                    MV 2 = Mgh or
                                                           2
       V = 2gh = 2 × 9.8 × 0.1 = 1.4 m / s
       Putting value of V in eqn. (i), we get 5 = 2 × 1.4 + 0.01 v' or v' = 220 m/s.
134.
                    180 − θ           θ
       VP = 2V cos           = 2V sin
                    2                 2
135.   a=
            ( m1 + m2 ) g sinθ − µ1m1g cos θ − µ 2m2 cos θ                        On solving a = 2.33 m/sec2
                                         m1 + m2
                                                        CHEMISTRY
       E 2 ( n4 )
                     2
136.      =
       E4 ( n ) 2
              2
       PV                                      a
138.      =Z             ∴         Z = 1−
       RT                                     VRT
141.   For most soluble slat, solubility should be maximum.
142.     Exothermic reactions are favoured at low temperature. As reaction is accompanied by
         decrease in the number of moles, it is favoured by high pressure.
143.     We know that ∆G = ∆ H − T ∆ S                   ∆ H = T ∆S   [∵ ∆G = 0 ]
                ∆H       30 × 10 3
         ∆S =        =             = 100 J mol −1 K −1
                T          300
144.     It is called hydride gap.
                                          3          2
145.     PM = P1o .X 1 + P2o .X 2 = 80 ×     + 60 ×     = 72torr
                                         3+2        3+2
                               H + 
                           log      
                     0.059
146.            0
         EOP = EOP −                          ∵  H +  = 10 −10 ; PH 2 = 1atm         EOP = 0.59V
                       1        PH                   
                                   2
                   0.059                 1.10 × 2
147.      o
         Ecell =         log K ⇒ log K =          = 37.2881 or K = 10 −37
                     n                    0.059
148.     Reaction is zero order as the unit of rate constant.
149. In AgI crystal, number of Ag + ions is equal to I − ions. However, the number of tetrahedral
       voids are twice the number of atoms forming the cubic lattice.
      o
157. Ecell = + ve, then A → A + + e                      B+ + e → B