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1. As r approaches
2
(means sin r approaches 1), sin i < 1 hence i <
2
. Therefore choice C) is correct.
2.
( )
1 1 1 1 1
f OB OA OB OA
+
2
OA OB OC
f
OA OB AB

+
3. For horizontal circle the angular velocity of the focused spot is same as the angular velocity of the mirror
where as for vertical circle the angular velocity of the focused spot is double the angular velocity of
mirror. Therefore
1
2
2
t
t
.
4. From figure
tan
y
x x
, differentiating we get
2 2
dy y dx y
v
dt x dt x

_ _

, ,
A
B
C(, )
O
x
y
x
y

at angle of reflection
4
, y = x
dy
v
dt

5. When image is half the size of the object, the image distance (v) is half the object distance (u). To
maintain this if lens is shifted a distance x away form the screen the object must be displaced the object
must be moved a distance 2x away from the lens of 3x away from the screen. Therefore when velocity of
lens is v away from the screen, the velocity of the object must be 3v from the screen.
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6. From figure
2 OA R OB , 2 v u R
hence
2 2 2
1 1 1
R v u
+
A
O B

4

u v
4

R

7. 2
R
r
l
1 2 3
2 2 2
2 3 4 2 3 4
: : : : : :
9 16 25 3 4 5
R R R
current is inversely proportional to resistance, hence
1 2 3
9 16 25
: : : : 54 : 64 : 75
2 3 4
i i i
8. Due to symmetry the middle resistances can be removed

r
R
R
R
R
R
R
r
r
r
r
r
A B

2
R

R
R
r
r
A B

2
R

2
r

2
r

( )
e
3
9
4
q
R r R +
9. Since battery is ideal hence the middle resistance has no role to play in the charging of the capacitor.
Therefore the time constant of charging circuit is
RC
10. Resistance of 25 W bulb is greater amongst the two hence in series combination power produced in it will
be more than its rated value due to which it will fuse.
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11.
cos T mg
sin T F
2
2
o
1
tan
2 4
x q
x mg

l
x =
3
1
2
2

,
_
mg
L q
o
mg
F

x
T

12.
3
3
sin
tan
tan
2 cos 2
Kp
r
K p
r

1
tan
tan
2

,
O
P

13. Work done by electric force is change in kinetic energy
( )
0
0 E ax dx
2
0
0
2
ax
E x
0
2E
x
a
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14. Let radius of balls be a and the side of the triangle be l then, For first ball
1
q
V K
a
For second ball

1 2
Kq q
V K
a
+
l
For third ball
3 1 2
q Kq Kq
V K
a
+ +
l l
Solving above set of equations
2
2
3
1
q
q
q
15. The strength of electric field is

o
. When surface density is maintained same the electric field strength

also remain same E.
16. T =
k
m
2
When spring is cut into four equal parts, then spring const. of each part is k = 4k
T =
k
m
4
2
2
1
4
1

T
T
T =
2
T
Thus correct choice is d
17. T =
k
m
2 f =
T
1
=
m
k
2
1
When ball is immersed in the liquid then m and k remain the same so frequency also remains the
same.
Thus correct choice is a.
18. Here x = r sin t.
And P.E. =
2
1
kx
2
=
2
1
m
2
x
2
{ k = m
2
}
P.E. =
2
1
m
2
. r
2
sin
2
t
P.E. =
2
1
m
2
r
2

1
]
1

2
2 cos 1 t
Therefore, frequency of P.E. is 2 i.e., twice the frequency of particle ( ).
Hence correct choice is b.
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19. Restoring force when pushed through distance x inside water is
F = weight of extra water displaced
= x b c 1 g = xbcg
Also mass of block m = abcd
acceleration produced a =
ad
xg
abcd
xbcg
m
F

T =
. acc
. disp
2 =
da / xg
x
2
T =
g
da
2
Hence correct choice is d.
20. v1 =
,
_
s
U V
V
v and v2 =
,
_
+
s
U V
V
v
110 330
110 330
2
1
s
s
U V
U V
v
v
2
1
v
v
= 2
Hence the correct choice is d.
21. Here v =
m
T
l 2
1
vl = Constant
v1l1 = v2l2
If v be the frequency of tunning fork.
(v 5)40 = (v + 5)39
v = 395 Hz
Hence the correct choice is c.
22. As the weight of wire acts at centre of gravity.
Only half the length of wire gets extended
Now Y =
( ) ( )
l A
/ L Mg
l
/ L
.
A
F
2 2
l =
AY
MgL
2
l =
AY
gL AL
2

l =
Y
g L
2
2
So the correct choice is b.

23. Increase in area = 2[4 r2
2
4 r1
2
]
Factor 2 is taken because soap bubble has 2 free surfaces.
Increase in area = 2[4 (2a)
2
4 a
2
]
= 24 a
2
Work done = surface tension Increase in area
= 24 a
2
T
Hence the correct choice is d.
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24. Let V1 = VP1 = 1, atmospheres
V2 =
4
V
, P2 = ?,
2
3

Since P1V1
= P2V2
P2 = P1
,
_
2
1
V
V
P2 = 1
2 3
4
/
V
V
,
_
P2 = 8 atmosphere
Thus correct choice is c.
25. Efficiency decreases as temperature of sink is more effective.
Thus correct choice is b.
26. Here heat lost is same in both cases.
t1 (T1 T0) = t2(T1 T0)
Here T1 =
2
70 100 +
= 85
0
C, t1 = 4min.
T2 =
2
40 70 +
= 55
0
C and T0 = 15
0
4(85 15) = t2 (55 15)
t2 =
40
70 4
= 7 min.
Thus correct choice is a
27. Thermal resistance R =
kA
l
R1 = R2
2 2
2
1 1
1
A k
l
A k
l
Here A1 = A2 as thickness is same.

3
4
2
1
2
1

k
k
l
l
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28. m. T = b T =
6
4
10 14
10 84 28
.
= 206 k.
29. B =
2 4 / d
I
o
+
2 4 / d
I
o
=
d
I
o

30. Bqv =
r
mv
2
, r =
Bq
mv
Area A = r
2
=
2
,
_
Bq
mv
=
2 2
2 2
q B
v m
A v
2

Hence A KE
31. W = MB
,
_
2
1
1
=
2
MB
MB = 2W
= MBsin60
0
= W . W 3
2
3
2
Thus correct choice is d.
32. As circuit is open, no induced current will be set up. Hence no magnetic force will act on it.
33. tan
4
=
R C
1
CR =
1
=
100
1
C = 10F, R = 10
3
, CR = 10 10
-6
10
3
= 10
-2
=
100
1
34. eVs = hv - w
eVs = 2hv w
Vs = 2Vs +
e
w
= 2 2.5 +1
= 6V.
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35.
2
1
mv
2
max = hv w
Slope = h
36. A1 = N1, A2 = N2
No of - particles emitted = N1 N2 =
( )
2 1
1
A A

37. R A
1/3
A R
3
38. Ic =
3
10 2
2
= 10
-3
A = 1mA
=
b
c
I
I
Ib =
c
I
=
100
1mA
= 0.01mA
39. D1 is forward biased and conducts I1 =
1 4
5 1
+
.
= 0.3A
D2 is reverse biased and does not conduct I2 = 0.
40. During a time t1, the particle moves with an acceleration a to cover a distance s = at1
2
/2. It will acquire a
velocity = at1. Let us choose the x-axis as shown in figure. Here, point O marks the starting point and A
is the point at which the body is at the moment t1. Taking into account the sign of reversal of
acceleration, we calculate time t2 in which the body will return from the point A to the point O
O
A
B
x
.
O =
2 2
2
2
2 1
2
1
at
t at
at
+ or t2 = t1 ( ) 2 1+
The time elapsed from the beginning of motion to the moment of return to the original
position = t = t1 + t2 = t1 ( ) 2 2 +
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41. The displacement of the particle is determined by the area bounded by the curve. This area is :
S =
o m
t v
4
The average velocity is :

<v> = m
v
t
s
4
0
Such motion cannot be realized in practical terms since at the initial and final moments, the
acceleration (which is slope of v t graph) is infinitely large. Hence both (i) and (ii) are correct, i.e.,
answer is (c)
42. Suppose v be the velocity attained by the body after t1 sec. Then v = u gt1
We know that time taken to reach the same point
( )

,
_

1 1 2
2
2 2
t
g
u
gt u
g g
v
t
43. (A)
44. Force on M1 will be F1 = M1a1
Let the force on M2 be F2. Then F2 = M2a2
Also F = F1 + F2 = M1a1 + M2a2
2
1 1
2
M
a M F
a


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45. Let a1 and a2 be the accelerations of M and m respectively. Then
mg F = Ma1 .(1)
mg F = ma2 (2)
Now l +
2
1
2
2
2
1
2
1
t a t a
Or
2
2
1
2
a
t
l
a + .(3)
Solving equations (1), (2) and (3), we get
( )
2
2
t
l
m M
Mm
F

46. Let the lengths of the right hand and the left hand arms be a and b. Let the weights of the right hand
and left hand scale pans be S1 and S2. As the beam remains horizontal when the pans are empty,
therefore,
S1a = S2b ..(1)
Let the actual weight of the body be W. With the body in the right hand pan, let the observed
weight be W1 ; then
(W + S1)a = (W1 + S2)b ..(2)
Subtracting eq. (1) from eq. (2), we get
Wa = W1b ..(3)
With the body in the left hand pan, let the observed weight be W2; then
(W2 + S1)a = (W + S2)b ..(4)
Subtracting eq. (1) from eq. (4), we get
W2a = Wb .(5)
Combining eq. (3) and (5), we get
W
2
= W1W2 or W =
2 1
W W
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47. Let a be the acceleration of the lift.
Mass of lower portion of string = ( ) l L
L
m
T Mg -
L
mg
(L l) =
( ) a l L
L
m
M
,
_
+
a =
L
ml
m M
T
+
- g
48. (A)
49. The time elapsed from the moment it is dropped to the second impact with the floor is t =
( ) e
g
h
2 1
2
+

when h is the initial height of the body from the ground 1.03 = ( ) e
.
2 1
8 9
2
+
Solving we get e = 0.64
50. (D)
51. H = 20 + 15 = 35 m
u u
v v
u u
v v
e
' '
3
2 1
1 2
2 1
e 2u = v2 v1
52. (C)
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53. Suppose the truck is accelerating towards RHS, with some acceleration a. A force Ma, therefore, acts
on the roll of paper towards LHS.
If f is the frictional force acting on the roll towards RHS, then equation of motion of the roll of paper is
Ma f = Ma .(1)
Where a is the resulting acceleration of the roll
Also, as friction causes rolling,
f R = = I =
2
1
MR
2
f =
2
1
MR =
2
1
Ma ..(2)
Putting value of f in eq. (1) we get
' Ma
' Ma
Ma
2
a =
3
2
a
The roll of paper will fall if it travels a distance d given by
d =
2
1
at
2
(3)
The truck will move distance s in t sec given by
s =
2
1
at
2
(4)
Hence
2
3
3
2

a
a
' a
a
d
s
s =
d
2
3
54. According to law of conservation of energy,
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Mgh =
2
1
Mv
2
+
2
1
l
2
=
2
1
Mv
2
+
2
1

2
1
MR
2

2
Or Mgh =
2
1
Mv
2
+
4
1
Mv
2
=
4
3
Mv
2
Also ah v 2
a =
3
2
g
55. Distance d is constant, i.e.,
cos30
0
= u cos60
0
Or
2
10
2
3
v
Or v =
3
10
m/s
Magnitude of angular velocity of B with respect to A is
d
sin v sin u
0 0
30 60

=
( )
2
2
1
3
10
2
3
10 .
=
2
3
5
3 5
=
3
5
m/s
56. (A)
57. According to law of conservation of momentum,
mbvb = mdvd
Or 40vb = 4 10
Or vb = 1m/s
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58. The system rotates about the centre of mass. The gravitational force acting on the particle m
accelerates it towards the centre of the circular path which has the radius
m M
ml
r
+
r
mv
F
2
Or
m M / Ml
mv
l
GMm
+
2
2
( )l m M
GM
v
+
2
59. (C)
60. OA
R
) Rd (
L
GM
F d
2
= ] d sin j
d cos i
[
LR
GM
+ +
[ ]
+ +
o
d sin j
d cos i
LR
FM
F
= [ ] ] j
[
LR
GM
j
cos sin i
LR
GM
o
2 0 + +

Now, R = L R =
L
GM
j
L
. L
GM
F
2
2
2

Force is along y-axis.

But here, due to symmetry the forces due to elementary masses situated on the diametrically opposite
points will be zero, so that the net force is zero.
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MOCK AIEEE 2007 (A)

For second ball

15. The strength of electric field is

. When surface density is maintained same the electric field strength

So the correct choice is b.

Here A1 = A2 as thickness is same.

Thus correct choice is a.

Thus correct choice is c.

The average velocity is :

Thus correct choice is d.

Thus correct choice is a.

Force is along y-axis.

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