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NEET · 2026 SERIES
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Grand Test — 01
90 Q · 300 marks · 3 hrs
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Rotational Motion — Topic
25 Q · 100 marks · 1 hr
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PYQ — 2024 Shift 1
90 Q · previous year
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Question 14 of 90⏱ 27:11
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A block of mass 2 kg is released on a frictionless incline of 30°. Its acceleration down the plane is: (g = 9.8 m/s²)
A 4.9 m/s²
B 5.0 m/s²
Your score
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#142
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98.6
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1 Aarav Sharma 296
You You · 98.6 %ile 284
143 Meera Krishnan 283
ACCURACY BY SUBJECT
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Physics
88%
Chem
63%
Biology
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Solid62
Correct, in good timeToo slow11
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Fast but wrongStuck6
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Q2✕ Incorrect
Williamson ether synthesis of a primary alkyl halide with sodium alkoxide proceeds via which mechanism?
B SN1 YOUR ANSWER
C SN2 CORRECT
✨ AI EXPLANATION
Why it's off: SN1 needs a stable carbocation, but a primary carbon can't form one — so the alkoxide attacks directly. That's SN2.
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