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    1, The maximum radius (Rj) that a black hole can have depends on its mass (M), the universal constant of gravitation (G) and the speed of light (¢). On dimensional grounds, the expression for Ry should be proportional to (a) GM/c? {b) GM /c3 © GM/e (a) GMje fe) G?M/c 2. Two pendulums of identical length L and mass m are hanging from a horizontal rod. Their points of suspension are separated by R. A spring of unstretched length R and spring constant k, is now used to connect the masses. For this new system there is a mode of oscillation in which both the masses move sinusoidally with a common circular frequency w and the displacements of the two masses are equal in magnitude but opposite in sign at all times, If w has to be twice the common circular frequency of the two masses before the spring is connected, then the ratio SA, where g is the ™g acceleration due to gravity, must be @ 1 3/2 ) 2 (a) 2/3, fe 3. Consider an elastic collision between two objects A and B of mass m, and mp, respectively. Before and after collision, motion takes place only along the x-axis. Before collision, A is moving with speed v and Bis at rest. If, after collision, A keeps moving in the same direction, but with its speed reduced to v/2, the ratio m,/m, must be (2 Om i 1/3 (@ WS () va-1 165-A 5 [P-7.0. 4. Which of the following represents the output of the circuit implemented using only AND gates? D Output i Ds nop” aoe (b}} AORB (ANAND B {d) ANORB () AXORB 5. Graphite, an allotrope of carbon, crystallizes in a simple hexagonal crystal structure with primitive translation vectors of the hexagonal space lattice given by 3 oes 3 aot Part fy; a, =-Sar+Sy; 2 aint 2 ck Here a = 2-46 A and c= 6°7 A. Given that there is one atom in the primitive cell, the density of graphite is given by (Take the mass number of carbon to be 12) (a) 056 gm/em? {b)} 5:10 gm/cm> (ce) 2-40 gm/cm? (@) 1-40 gm/em? (€) 432 gm/em? 165-A 6 v /65-A A solid square slab of dielectric material with dielectric constant 5:0 fills up the space between the two square (5 cm * 5 cm} metallic plates of a capacitor. A potential difference of 10 volts is maintained between the two metal plates which are separated by 1 mm. Suppose the dielectric slab is now pulled out at a speed of 1 mm/s parallel to one of the edges of the plates, with negligible friction. The power required to do this is nearest to fa) 9:00 x 1071) W fo) 111x107 w {fe} 022 x 107! w (@) 4:90 x 10°? Ww () 216 x 107? w Consider a free quantum particle of mass m in a two-dimensional rectangular box covering the region {0< x <2L, 0< y

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