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    The physics question paper from January 6, 2017 contains 1, 2, 3, and 4 mark questions. The 1 mark questions ask about the force exerted by a wider piston in a hydraulic press and the definition of compressibility. The 2 mark questions ask students to explain Pascal's law, the hydrostatic paradox, Archimedes' principle, Reynolds number, and Stokes' law. The 3 mark questions ask about calculating the work done and surface energy when extending a soap film and calculating the bulk modulus and compressibility of rubber from information about its volume change under pressure. The 4 mark questions ask about calculating tangential stress and rigidity modulus given tangential force and displacement data, and calculating the ratio of heights of water and

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    The physics question paper from January 6, 2017 contains 1, 2, 3, and 4 mark questions. The 1 mark questions ask about the force exerted by a wider piston in a hydraulic press and the definition of compressibility. The 2 mark questions ask students to explain Pascal's law, the hydrostatic paradox, Archimedes' principle, Reynolds number, and Stokes' law. The 3 mark questions ask about calculating the work done and surface energy when extending a soap film and calculating the bulk modulus and compressibility of rubber from information about its volume change under pressure. The 4 mark questions ask about calculating tangential stress and rigidity modulus given tangential force and displacement data, and calculating the ratio of heights of water and

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    PhysicsQuestionPaperJanuary62017

    1Markquestion

    Q.1Inahydraulicpress,theareaofwiderpistonin10mandthatofthesmallerpistonis
    10cm.Aforceof100Nisappliedonthesmallerpiston.Findtheforcethatthewiderpiston
    willexert?

    Q.2Whatiscompressibility?

    2Markquestions
    Q.3Explainthefollowing
    a. Pascal'slawb.Hydrostaticparadoxc.Archimedesprinciple
    d.Reynoldsnumbere.Stoke'slaw
    Q.4Asteelrodofareaofcrosssection3.14x104m2isstretchedbyaforceof100kN.Calculate
    thestressactingontherod.

    3MarkQuestions

    Q.5Afilmofsoapsolutionisextendedfrom10*10cmto20*20cm.Thesurfacetensionofthe
    solutionis50dynes/cm.Findtheamountofworkdoneinthisprocessandthesurfaceenergy
    ofthefilm.

    Q.6Whenarubberballistakenindeepof100minseaitsvolumeisdecreaseby0.1%dueto
    hydraulicstress.Ifthedensityofseawateris1000kgm3calculatethebulkmodulusand
    compressibilityofrubber

    4MarkQuestions

    Q.7Theupperfaceofacubeofedge1mmovesthroughadistanceof1mmrelativetothelower
    fixedsurfaceunderactionofatangentialforce1.5x108N.Calculatetangentialstressand
    rigiditymodulus.

    Q.8Acontainerisdividedinto2compartmentsandcontainswaterintheleftandbenzenein
    therightside.Amovabledoorexistsasshown.Findtheratioofheightofthe2liquidsifthe
    doorshouldremainclosed.Densityofbenzene=5gm/cc

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