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40.  (A) V2O5, Cr2O3

Oxides in the lower oxidation state are basic and in the higher oxidation state they are acidic. They are amphoteric in the intermediate oxidation state. Therefore, V2O5, Cr2O3 are amphoteric in nature.

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39.  (A) 25

2MnO4-  +  5S2-  + 16H+  → 2Mn2+  +  5S  + H2O

From the reaction,

For 5 moles of S, two moles of KMnO4 were required.

Therefore, for one  mole of S, the number of moles of KMnO4 required will be = 25.

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Given curve is y=cosx

y=sinx for 0≤x≤π2

And y−axis

We know that sinx=cosx at x=π4and<π4<π2 i.e,  cosπ4=sinπ4=1/√2

So the point of intersection is at x=π4

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The given area of the circle is x2+y2=16−−−−−−−(1) is a circle with centre (0,0) and radius, π=4 and the parabola is y2=6x -------------(2)

Solving (1) and (2) for x and y.

x2+6x=16=x2+6x−16=0=x2+8x−2x−16=0=x(x+8)−2(x+8)=0=(x+8)(x−2)=0=x=−8&x=2

For, x=−8,y2=6(−8)=−48

Which is not possible.

For, x=2,y2=6(2)=12

y=±2√3

areaOACBO=2*{area(OADO)+area(ACDA)}

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38. (C) Tm

In the periodic table, actinides lie from atomic number 90 to 103. 

Thulium is not an actinide; it is a lanthanide. 

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The given curve is y=x|x|

={(x.xifx≥0)(x.(−x)ifx≤0)}={(x2if,x≥0)(−x2if,x≤0)}

Which is in the form of a parabola nad the lines are x=−1&x−axis

At x=1>0,y=12=1

At x=−1<0,y=−12=−1

Shaded area of the Ist quadrant

=∫01ydx=∫01x2dx=[x33]01=13

Shaded area of the IInd quadrant

=∫−10ydx=∫−10x2dx=[−x3−3]−10=13

∴ Total area of the enclosed region =13+13

=23unit2

∴ Option (c) is correct.

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37. (D) Mn2+ acts as auto catalyst

Mn2+  formed in the reaction acts as an autocatalyst. Auto catalyst is a compound that is one of the products that are formed in the reaction itself catalyses the reaction.

Reaction: 2MnO4-  +  16H+  +  5C2O42- → 2Mn2 +  +  10CO2 +  8H2O

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55.  (ii) Both assertion and reason are true but reason is not the correct explanation of assertion.

Explanation: Hydrometallurgy is used to extract copper from low-grade ore. Hydrometallurgy entails dissolving the ore in a suitable reagent and then precipitating it. In this method, more electropositive metal is used, allowing pure metal to be displaced.

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Given is y=x3 and the ines x=−2&x=1

For y=x3

a r e a ( O A B ) = ∫ 0 1 y d x = ∫ 0 1 x 3 d x = [ x 4 4 ] 0 1 = 1 4 a r e a ( O D C ) = ∫ − 2 0 y d x = ∫ − 2 0 x 3 d x = | [ x 4 4 ] − 2 0 | = | [ 0 4 4 − ( − 2 ) 4 4 ] | = 4

∴ Total area of the bounded region = 1 4 + 4

= 1 7 4 u n i t 2

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36.  (A)i, ii

Disproportionation/redox reaction is a reaction in which one compound is oxidised as well as reduced at the same time.

(A) Cu+  ?  Cu2+  +  Cu 

  ( + 1)       ( + 2)        (0) 

(B) 3MnO4- +  4H+  ?  2MnO4- +  MnO2 +  2H2O 

  ( + 6)                          ( + 7)           ( + 4) 

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