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(1) 30° (2) 45° (3) 60° (4) 90° ew ata then fraet RT M a Peat R Seer Fe Sax A Te arch ae eure sper aE | F | eat Pace tte at few werd one & emer ae eraant fart @ pret are ser ate ager amet att 1 weet, ct few St fen ett om oF OR oe 3L want at wet og at un fet aaaior wr far & Rare arqane Hist 1a & game are & Preah ait CO a ART frye). a I ar oe 8 alr Ce aa aie Gir eit vin uj 3 1 3 A particle of mass m moving with velocity 1 m/s collides perfectly elastically with another particle of mass 2 m (at rest). if the incident patticle is deflected by 90°, the heavy mass will make an angle with the initial direction of m, equal to a) 30° (2) 45° ) 60° (4) 90° ‘A solid sphere of mass M, radius R and having moment of inertia about an axis passing through the centre of mass as 1 is recast into a disc of thickness t, whose moment of inertia about an axis passing through its edge and perpendicular to its plane remaia 1. ‘Then radius of dise is 2R 2R O Vs Os R AR, ® 8 As ‘A thin rod of length 3L is bent at right angle from one end as shown in figure. The coordinate of centre of mass will be (0 is taken as origin).17 OT. Ua S500 m. Fen St Far aes 30 mvs Hare Saar GE geal TT T2 ms? ated ged We aa Re 1) 2mis* (2) 1.8 mis? (3) 2.7 mis? @) 3.6 mis? 2 eee ora fe eae y, =10sin Gat + 1/4) Yq ~ S(sin 3nt + -Y3 cos 3mt) BO seine at se & SE aR a raat sr rye @i @ & ema we a feet am FOI veer ae ater ae sreactaret TT 1 ae TRE. Zea & aM Ta m FAT ‘sits oa, at atest ar aarerctamret eh: * Oe @) oT (4) TW2 ‘ae ua we ait Fase gett a Facer ait ot War ga Tee Ue Rest TAROT yet aT Rae a at OT, a ae eT el peat & gerara tai TOT F a) os @) 0.33 @) 0.25 @ 2 feat ae ar Ter OT RRR Reta aT nat an a waa | at n B~ () TF @t @) 12 @) 2 Er Be sre cis Fk a et () ae Q) saps (3) sre ed sight (4) wert at fieeeetia dear oe 5. h 8 A car is travelling at speed 30 m/s on a circular road of radius 500 m. It is increasing in speed at the rate of 2ms™. The acceleration of car is () 2m/s? (2) 1.8 mis? @) 2.7 mvs? (4) 3.6 mvs* Two SHM are represented by the equations y, = 10 sin nt + 2/4) Y= 5(sin 3nt +3 cos 3at) The ratio of amplitudes of the two motions is Q) 05 3) 0.25 @ ® 2 The time period of oscillation of a mass m suspended from a spring of - negligible mass is T. If another mass m is also added with initial: one, the time period of oscillation will be wt oe @) 2 @ W2 The ratio of mass of a planet to that of the earth, if its radius is half that of the earth and acceleration due to gravity on its surface is twice that on earth’s surface, is (05 Q) 0.33 3) 0.25 (4) 2 The escape velocity of a body is proportional ton" power of its mass. Here nis. (1) Zero Qt “@) 12 (4) 2 The elastic constants of a solid does not depend on (2) temperature (2) impurities (3) shape and size (4) crystalline structure of the material10. i. 14. 15. T YS Te SH Fe Wa NF we wr we Bhar aaa wae Tere | ae a gor } fae =p oraeae sete () wtmt (2). 2naT G) w+2naT (4) maT war weed & oo, Porat Bread wae: r a ln Ten crane 23 1% AS confer Rasen omen & 1 ee Stat art AT eT aa eT (1) 1:8 @) 1:4 15 om wire Sper sett at OH gate STE Sata 6 om Sart aw ae t ae pt Brera at pet or a fie at fre Fe Rear si, at er ret or & eer at orang att Q) 8:1 (@) 4:1 Q) Wom Q) 6m Q) 12cm (4) 150m + Bear & uw wt thera fie, at ee war we orate fie ver &, ar is ar argon eer & (ee Q) Pe Q) We 4) °e Pra ary ax sresors ary] ar ont nat RT ae ve aft ag gy ae Rear ae ater te wattan siedise 1 art ae, at ert ore et Tet at STITT ay Oe @) 2v @ vV2v cafe ue ae a #8 ge te Pre tae wa wera Sra &, ct a Ata asit aT Te Rt eT (1) een | Q) 3m! @) wen 4) ge st ata eat at on att 10. 12 13. 15, A small ring of diameter ‘a’ and weight ‘w’ is lying flat on a liquid of surface tension T. The minimum force required to pull up the ring is () weal (2). 2naT 3) wi2nat (4) nal Two wires of same material of radii r and 2r, and iengths 2f and / respectively are loaded with equal weights. The ratio of extensions in the two wires will be () 1:8 @) 8:1 @) 1:4 @ 4. ‘A 15 em long capillary tube is dipped in water, the water rises upto 6 cm. If the entire arrangement is put in a freely falling elevator. The length of ‘water column in the capillary tube will be {1) Zero cm Q) 6cm @) 12em (4) 15cm ‘The terminal velocity of a small sized spherical body of radius r falling vertically in a viscous liquid is proportional to a) ve @r @) lr @r The rms speed of oxygen molecule at a certain temperature is v. If the temperature is doubled and oxygen gas dissociates into atomic oxygen, the ams speed will become av @y @ w @ vBv If the pressure in a closed vessel is reduced by allowing some gas to escape, then the mean free path of the ‘gas molecules in the vessel (1) decreases (2) increases (3). remains the same (4). nothing can be predicted16. we ared Ag & war A a fram car sr ewe Fe ree () wet Q) ate G) Feat é 1 @) ve sh wach, aren ag oft wat & ae aa ERE 17, Gm sree ar SF 227°C 4 127°C TT mar pres Bale ls wet 10°F &, at ata 8 ores Sea a a eT (1) 2x 1075 Q) 125x103 @) 5x 1085 (4) 5x 1075 18, af ante Pater Gace a ERA ea THAT Fat ST () weTt | (2) wares 3) araftafea ware | (4) fafmcor et wontel oe Frit ee ET ag Sree ye weet EN 19, Gar aeg & via Fw 100 °C WH 60°C WAT R, AR, Fae aR a TT R 30°C8, aglaw AAe 2 a F @ 4 @? @. 20, wen afer a ea aor a aaa a7, eT Seat orn &, at ae ar area ok ak @* @n 18, 19, 20. The temperature of an ideal gas is kept constant as it expands. During this process, the internal energy of the gas (1) decreases (2) increases (3) remains constant (4) may increase or decrease depends upon pressure ‘A. perfect Camot engine operates ‘between the temperatures 227 °C and 127 °C. If work output of the engine is 10°F. Then the amount of heat received from the source will be (I) 2x 1075 2) 1.25K10F (3) 5x 108F (4) 5x 107d If thermal radiation pass through free space then the temperature of the free space (1) increases (2) decreases 3) does not change (4) may increase or decrease depending on the wavelength of the radiation . The rate of cooling of a body at temperatures 100 °C and 60 °C are R, and R, respectively. If the room temperature is 30 °C then the value of satis R, a4 @F @ } @. The maximum particle velocity in a wave motion is half the wave velocity. Then amplitude of wave is oe @k @ a2. 22. 23, sore arert & Prater Bq, ET (1) aa Pree aria er ante | Q) se ear ater | 3) Sac ta er ae | (@) ar ope ee seared ot a a ‘aaferg angie areee faeaea Poer e Pie att want ae (1) See a ar (2) Bara ret G) wer a ag, @) aaa tees wer a at S 10° Bor TAY Tel a HHT farcr dtr 2 9 stor a are UH WATT aor ae aafet $1 @ Fr A Fat AT ante mi arafira Peer sate Sat a ate ae? (ay 20° @) 40° @ 30° (4) 50° ve ara Sat (sored aay Pore vert ar war eT tsar ees pF remy Freer areca py ¢ 4 gare sre 3 at da afrerd de at one aaa eT wafer O) ya By @) HP Hy GB) W Hy G) WVp OVA Vg @B) VaVe 27. A charge Q is divided into two parts q.and Q —q and placed at certain distance, The force of repulsion between them will be maximum when a) a% @ a¥ @ aZ @ ae 28, Two isolated metallic spheres are of capacities 5 uF and 3 UF respectively. These are charged to 500 V and 300 V and then connected by a conducting, wire. The common potential will be () 375 @) 400v G) 425Vv (4) Zero 29. Three capacitors each of value 1 pF are connected in parallel. Another capacitor of value 2 UF is now connected in series with this combination. Resultant capacity of the system is. (i) S pF Q) 65 LF @) S/6uF @) 78 pF30. 31. 32. Rene vue AaB aren qa ote 109 A B Le “ 62 a) 5a a Za 10 5 @ F2 52 faseantt weir a Soten a ag at Ae oe 8 m va waar aa Eafe et fama. & det & fet & eae oer BA & dodges wad 4 om wee att Fi dhi data ars, a ore Q) 4:1 Q) 3:1 @) 2:1 @ dil w @ o# we Rune feat fg Pow gaate dF [nat am at wane arr tat fg Oo ae a8] a Be get areca ate Q) She trae ate Lyi eG) Spy TER TA AT O apm 30. The equivalent resistance between point A and B in figure is 102. 62 @) 5a @ Pa 10 3 o 72 @ 32 31. In a potentiometer experiment, two cells connected in series get balanced at 8 m length on wire. If the connection of the terminal of cell of lower emf are reversed, the balance length is obtained at 4 m. The ratio of emf’s of two cells is QQ) 4:1 @) 3:1 G) 2:1 @ ist 32, A straight magnetic steel wire of Jength and magnetic moment M_is bent in semi-circular shape. ragnetic moment of this bent wire will e a ™ es e # @ 33. ‘The magnetic field at point P in given figure is [here wire is infinite long which is bent at 0} @) 70.74 Q) 637A (4) Zero In a double slit experiment the intensity of each wave producing interference is Ip. Resultant intensity will be (phase difference between the waves is 4) (1) 2ly (3) 4fgcos*q/2 (2) Algsin2g/2 (4) 2Iyoos?4v2 Two polaroids are placed in such a way that their axis makes an angle of 30° with cach other. If unpolarised light is incident on the system of these polaroids, the fraction of incident light transmitted is () Zero @) @ 3 @ Which of the following is dependent on the intensity of incident radiation in a photoelectric effect experiment ? (1) work function of the surface (2) amount of photoelectric current (3) stopping potential (4) maximum kinetic energy of photoelectrons . oa2. 43. 4s. ve Weclatns are St afieaer 9 aut gael rifts aisreet A, TH free aT cat & 1 ariel 9 oat arg gaat atvae eT saint A a) * ae a2 ae eg eC! afer a sittin 3 N1? Seafire ete & 1 aa seatlster a & (1) wag 2) titres (3) Serr @) =F 50 Hz Oe argh Te ark Ue ot TT Reward & Pir aftr pt at det (1) 100 Hz (2) 70.7 Hz (3) 50Hz (4) 25Hz aid an ue de we srifeer ar ary ote ‘art arg 8 400 K Tarr fase oT ET aa wel eer GPE (1) weds ar ofa eT (2) wea ar ofeete aa Q) da a oof aan, sei fete Been 4) da ar orbs wen, scifeer er wie a 1 eae ara vitgheret cor a fare, fers Sra SV FET AAA ARTA 2V aT aT eager gaan ql) 01 @) 06 aad ttent # age arftee Sard a apt wo & Pract req ar fare fre Rew a her ae a Q) ofear G) err (4) ae rset et Q) 04 (4) 0,707 40. 41. 4, 44. 45, The activity of a radioactive element decreases in 9-years to 1/3 of its initial activity Ay. After next 9 years its activity will be A oz @ Ss AY A az aoa ;N! is emitted in the reaction of deutron and ,C'? nucleus, another o emitted particle is (1) electron (2) positron @) proton (4) neutron In a full wave rectifier operating at 50 Hz mains frequency, the fundamental frequency in the ripple would be 1) 100 Hz 2) 70.7 He @) 50 Rz (@) 25 Hx A piece of copper and the other of germanium are heated from room temperature to 400 K. Then choose the correct statement. {1) Resistance of each decreases, (2) Resistance of each increases. @) Resistance ‘of copper increases while that of germanium decreases: G) Resistance of copper decreases while that of germanium increases. For an amplitude modulated wave, the maximum amplitude is found to be 8 V while the minimum amplitude is found to be 2 V. The modulation index is a) OL @) 06 @) 04 (4) 0.707 The deviation of a body falling freely from a large height from vertical in northern hemisphere is towards (1) East @) West 3), South (4) No deviation 746. 41, 438, 49. 50. 17 5S os? cae a Sea ST at BH TE ee Pree tia 5 kg era & ow foes amma t (l) 25.N, seahae ate at afte Q) 25.N, water sae a ae (3) 74.N, settee aa a site (4) 74N, Seah ate at ae Te aor ar RO ae a from go was ears, shar at ates aot Oe @ Po @) PIC (4) SAAT Ue gaan weet Pirgar wet Uw Ree Pret TS Haxry THe wae 8, at Be © geet net st xa & orga art ge an, fre ue gear ota daar Sa Bares) are erga shat wehe a, eT @ en fe writen Fret a at aa xem a sreitota ator aor ramet spter eT Q) (2) 90° (3) 180° (4) 360° ‘rater arr St San UH Te HT AT SO kg & cen et 450 kg Sart 1 Seer afar tat aT 5 km/sec ot wart & | ter & aaa ai ag we fart at wafer afi gated ta @ a seenfie a aH? (1) 0.98 kg/seo, (2) 0.098 kg/sec. (3) 9.8 kg/see. (4) 98kw/sec. u 47. 48. 49. The fictitious force on a body of mass. 5 kg in a frame of reference moving vertically upwards with = an acceleration of 5 m/s” is (1) 25N, vertically downwards (2) 25, vertically upwards (3) 74N, vertically upwards (4) 74N, vertically downwards For a particle at rest having zero rest mass and momentum P, the kinetic energy of particle is given by (1) Zero @) PC @) PIC 4) Infinity A circular lamina moves with its plane parallel to the x-y plane of a reference frame ‘S? at rest, Assuming its motion to be along x-axis, the velocity at which its surface area would appear to be reduced to half to an observer in frame ‘S? will be () (2) ehf2 @ Be @ fe The maximum scattering angle for equal masses in laboratory system is (1) Zero (2) 90° (@) 180° (4) 360° ‘A rocket, set for vertical firing, weighs $0 kg and contains 450 kg of fuel. It can have a maximum exhaust velocity of S km/sec. What should be its. minimum rate of fuel consumption to just lift it off the launching pad ? (1) 0.98 kg/see. (2) 0.098 ke/sec. (3) 9.8 kg/see. (4) 98 kg/sec.Sl. 52. 53. 54, 55. Re wh ved ar ay werent oar se age ie 2.4 go a RT TT () 24 @ 12 3) 04 @) 02 sania BA Agha tees I AacrT wie = . 2, a) e+ Sr=0 2, @ BE. Peos at dx | Kd @) ie tae T8x= 0 25. @ mde EE + Se F cos ot aanian stfea at anet St E a fenh ret vat ge fea ar wafer ere eter Fea rete E Q@) Ev Qe @ E os afte om ain a aioher Sr co TET FACT Praia K, 0? = CK? + a2 a dati, Set oF cm, Frain s, at aye a Ue Se an arprrma t we Q) cap @) eK? (@) eA2K? FRC aN We aRRH Wa alate fia wat an a arya ee a) 41 (2) 1:4 (3) 22s1 @ asl 52. 53. 54, 55. For a given material the Young's modulus is 2.4 times that of rigidity modulus. Then Poisson ratio is () 24 (2) 12 @) 04 (4) 02 Differential equation of damped simple harmonic osciltator is md?x Oe 4 8x=0 mdx 2) TAP =F cos at md*x Kdx met at Toe max ae 8) ee eee If E is mean energy and_1 is relaxation time of damped oscillator, then power dissipation of this oscillator is given by Ez @) Et ast E a, EB @) Br O23 If the angular velocity w and the propagation number K ofa wave are related by @ = o?K? + «2, where © and @ are constants, then the product of group velocity and phase velocity is we @) ena @) 7K? (4) PAJZK? Velocity of sound in hydrogen and oxygen gas at a given temperature will be in the ratio GQ) 4:1 2) 1:4 (3) 22:1 @ ast56. 57, 58. 59. 40 Sataet ot es (1) 208etaer at eat 8 opt da & 1 2) 208dlae at waft 2 are apt dab 1 (3) 20 delat at att aa pt cae 1 (4) 20 Setar st caf Sah api dere Ue afer arr @ = 0.9 a, argh Set wt wr & 1 ale cer ar fadhwar psi 100 Bd sre Frey Hae gre ofa a a — 2 a a [e@h- oP + oF?) etal wrest are M9 Q) 81 @) 19 38 40 RREGie & we wage ae a sare & ey wet z = 0 oe ware @ 1 days & fae yee 4 E= 131+ 40) + 50k Vim $ baie He we dae a) Q) 131 +40) + 1.25k Vim. Bisje soe Vim (3) 131 + 40j + 2000k Vim (4) 5201 + 1600) + 50k Vim Q Fe aaa a R fea} we wae aria viet at erage sat ath & _g _ 4ne,R 3g 52neR 3 OD Sanegr = 5 2G Ome ST. 58. 59. The sound of 40 decibels is (1) twice as intense as the sound of 20 decibels (2) four times as intense as the sound of 20 decibels (3) ten times as intense as the sound of 20 decibels (4) hundred times as intense as. the sound of 20 decibels A. driven oscillator oscillates with frequency @ = 0.9 Gy, If the quality factor of oscillator is 100 and the amplitude of oscillation is defined by fy A= 5 [@j-@? + wr] Anns 3 will be (symbols have their usual meaning) a) 9 @ 81 @) 19 (4) 38 The plane z = 0 makes the boundary between free space and a dielectric medium with a dielectric constant of 40.-The E field next to the interface in free space is E = 131 + 40} + 50k Vim. ‘The E field on the other side of the jnterfaceis (1) 139+ 40)+ 1.25% Vim @ Ri 4+] + 50k Vim. @) Bis 40j + 2000K Vim (4) 520+ 1600} + 50k Vim The electrostatic energy of @ uniformly charged sphere of radius R having total charge Q is given by 2G 3g © Saner ©) Sanege 2_Q. 3g @ Saree) 52h a61. 2. Waar ot facerne Boar ar She 2 o ie fara da g=32 + 9? + 22 ar and em () ~6eq 2 +6e5 @) -3€9 (4) +e, fercarst one eit & (1) fad grag & vere & aT (Q) fab eet & vere eT G) Wa de HS wee F wre (4) ae & wre vftaiae freer ar a BOT arti - aiiel du & (adel aT at mM ay £3) 2 So iN 3) @) @ oi peda ee ay aes wt? (1) rere ara Pa Ba YT HATE | Q) wee St uae oe fage aa RIT tint t G) are a wee we THT TSF (4) aire a get ate eae SET ear wr a forafer eet FY £0 @ a=3NI 60. 6. 62. 63. ‘The expression for classical radius of an electron is given as 2 2 Ke’ 1 2ke © Since ® 33 The charge density for potential field gexrty+zis () -6€, @) 39 Q) +6ey +36, ‘The displacement current arises due to (1) flow of electrons only (2) flow of holes only 3) flow of both electrons & holes (4) time varying electric field The Clausius-Mossotti relation is (symbols have their usual meaning) wo oe) @ ones) 20(K= Which one of the following is not property of conductor ? (1) The clectrie field conductor is zero. The electric field is perpendicular on the surface of conductor. ‘The surface of conductor is an equipotential surface. The total charge on a conductor spread uniformly over its volume. 7 @B) a= inside a Q @ co]66. 67. 68. 69. we anh aa & ap cinee OT ST a Gi war @& ta Get ae. 77.2, cals WAH 106.8. cals € 1 aft Pritts wa at art 95.4 cals A, atte er aieT ‘at afer ater &, & (i) 0.32 @) 057 (2) 0.44 @) 0.71 feat te or an Sree Q) tea wheat eee | Q) tw aaa & sare sare Q) tah aes qerarnt aiote 4) tah aa & at wargarct sen tt Aa aall get Prat cag x tt oe a ‘ait ones & (aet A re Ga a 8) ay ew @ em os (a) Tee Fae Sorbet atte BPAY : © Gee GS), @ &),- &, © @,--&, © Gi)--Go, career § Pree at Ssrkret wife at Q) 3 Q) =a G) array 4) safer on pert et aeatt EI 15 65. 66. 67. 68. 69, The enthalpies of certain gas before and after suffering Joule-Thomson expansion through a throttle valve are 77.2 cals and 106.8 cals respectively. The fraction of the gas liquified, if the enthalpy of emerging liquid be 55.4 calories, is (1) 032 @) 057 2) 0.44 (4) 0.71 Coefficient of thermal conductivity of a gas is (J) independent of the pressure of gas (2) proportional to the pressure of gas (3) inversely proportional to the pressure of gas proportional to the square of the pressure of gas (4) The probability of travelling x distance without collision by gas molecules is (Here A is mean free path) ay e* (2) 4 Ey Og @e ‘Choose wrong Maxwell's thermodynamic equation 0 Ge Gh. @ Gi), Gy © GG, © GG, The thermodynamical probability of system in equilibrium should be () Zero Q) Minimum 3) Maximum (4) Can be either maximum or minimum1. n. 73. 1“. Sf ertiars aril 3 fore wer fants ates em aha aren aoere & chet at rare Te} a see @ 5 1 C) et @4 20 V Sates at wfraren (2.0 + j3)QF | afr ia sae & fee ate at freer et wafer G) 2.0 +53) @ 02 @) 52 @) 2.0-j3)Q . Rew ates ar efit A a Ba ae, Sars wferete & 62 A 3Vv 32 B a) 62 Q) 32 @) 92 @) 22 ue freant @ fist cite & deen were (Voltage Supply) 100 Volt # aa 4 ais 95 Volt & at seer Steet Freee (Voltage regulation) sftrara 4 eh () 5% Q) 0.50% @) 53% (4) 0.53% vem feyet ait gira & haven tise a Rede eet Pra de refit fog ort & (1) Steer ater a Re 2) aR att at RE @) faxt ds om ain ad Pri es aleeen Gia Sh RE (4) Past de dive ait oa Pela is ORT Git Bt RE 70. For a system of two fermnions, there 1. n. B. 74. are first three states are available in ‘one dimensional box. Then probability of finding the two particles together is (1) Zero @} @ 5 @1 The impedance of 20 V generator is (2.0 + j3)Q. The impedance of load, for maximum power transferred, is given by (1) (2.0 + j3)2 @ 02 @) 5a (4) 2.0-j3)2 The Thevenin’s resistance of the given circuit across its terminals A and B is 62 AC 3V 3a B (1) 62 Q) 32 @) 92 @ 22 The percentage voltage regulation of voltage supply, providing 100 Volt at no load and 95 Volt at full load in a rectifier is 4) 5% G) 53% In a h-parameter model of BJT, the input and output sections are modelled as da) Q) @) @ 2) 0.50% (4) 0.53% voltage sources current sources: input section as current source and ‘output section as voltage source input section as voltage source and outpuf section as current source 1718. 6. 78. 19. a7 frend a ah or am oT Pa aT ate? (1) afer ener 2) srs faeaor a ath 3) ausctsh a ate (4) Prie atecar tafe we amare & Rae sre a watT we ant wr ee RC Fen free ater A sander cafes an pH rere AS (ay 29 @ 8 6) V6 (4) 26 we diem sear t (1) ac 8RRT AA dc, if a ) dc. wit Bac, tT (3) Pre afer arf ean (4) are after at eget ae Sa ware gifiree & (1) ser Predeth aftarer &. wer steeat Prifia afacct (2) =a Pret strane 3 are ure Freee afar 3) 2H Pract wire 3 eer ateeat @) wea Pest ofan & arr set reife ew aaferaeer nea #, 2, = 6000 A fore Tew firg oe 12d set oer ferns fet Pea ara & 1 af are ait Ft 2, = 4800 A airtet & wane @ uftrentin ae &, ata as ae ea at? (1) 15a @) 10a @) Isat (4) 168 5. 7. 18. 17 Which one of the following is not an advantage of negative feedback ? (1) Gain stability (2). Decrease in frequency distortion @) Increase in bandwidtin (4) Increase in output voltage In a conventional RC phase shift oscillator using lead-type feedback network, the required minimum value of amplifier gain is () 29 @ 8s @) ve (4) 2m An oscillator converts (1) ac. power to d.c. power (2) d.c. power to a.c. power (3) electrical power into mechanical power mechanical power into electric power @ Field-Effect-Transistors are {1) Voltage controlled devices high input impedance Current controlled devices Jow input impedance Voltage controlled devices low input impedance Current controlled devices high input impedance with Q) with @) with # with Jn an interference pattern, at a point we observe the 12" order maxima for 2, = 6000 A, What order will be visible here if the source is replaced by light of wavelength 4, = 4800 A. qa) is* (2) 10" 3) 18" (4) 16"80. 8h. 82. 84, Ha 2 mm Bae a Uae FAH aH aT rebrer oat aeT era eee Ree Tra @ Laer aad da fig mH a 200 cm Re ware at TR (1) 8000 A (2) 75004 3) 5000 A. (4) 4000 A er sae mie Wd wii sen eis ar argue araft vat nef ta a warn 8 | agin a Ae a3 QI @) a @) 3 He-Ne tei t sergeant apa wre fee aren () wa see eT 2). Saag Sse eet GB) sirerer Tora eee ERT (4) Taraher after at Betaret (Holography) & fea te et ¥: (2) tec ware aia ar sect eet E (2) fax3-D aes G) 36 TeUg a RreTRTe (paraliex) ‘at Renan 1 @) Fe fa cam oferta fears aan t a fe en afta 1 ET Fest H watt (Newton’s ring experiment) 8 site ait wie @ aia a ay & eH ar at aor 1.33 seat qwie ar ga ae to at awa & one (Diameter of rings) #1 {Wa eT () 133 Q) VIB 1 1 GB) 733 @) Via 18 80. 81. 82. When a circular aperture of diameter 2 mm is illuminated by a plane wave of light, the most intense point on the axis is at a distance of 200 em from the aperture. The wavelength of light is (1) 8000A (2) 7500 A 43) 50004 @) 4000 The ratio of spontaneous emission constant and stimulated emission constant is proportional to n° power of frequency v. Here n is a) 3 Q) 1 @) 4 @ 3 The population inversion in He-Ne laser is produced by (1) Photon excitation (2) electron excitation (3) inelastic atomic collisions (4) chemical reaction For holography which statement is false : (1) Laser's light source is used (2) 3D image is developed @) It demonstrate both depth and parallex (4) It records only intensity variation and not phase variation In a Newton’s ring experiment the air in the interspace is replaced by a liquid of refractive index 1.33, ratio of diameter of rings will be Q) 1.33 Q) V1.3 1 1 GB) Tay @) Vis3Ww L wat & wo aise A aise oe a aT aa wer BF O 0) & freee at gs Qs 4 M3 2 95. ‘The tow temperature heat capacity of solids is proportional to Oa ar @) T @ Tt" The energy of an electron in an band is given by E = A + BK + CK?, The effective mass of electron is (@) Bec Q) b/B+2C @) hvac? (4) b(B+2C)? The total number of Bravais lattices is 7 Q) 10 @) 12 @ 14 ‘The dependence of critical temperature of superconductor on mass of isotopes of a substance is expressed as (1) MT, = Constant [Value of ot lies near to 0.5] MT. = Constant MT,“ = Constant [Value of 0: lies near to 0.5] Q) 6) 1, @ cia Constant [Value of @ lies near to 1.5] The packing factor of body centred cubic structure is (1) 52% GB) 74% Q) 68% (4) 81% ~ Laplace transform of the function F(t)=1 is (s> 0) at @ ? @ (2) s + 2101. FURR p = ap + bg; Q = cp + dq fart ent st SrritPramet (lafemy % wee () ad+be=1 (3) ad-be=0 Q) ad+be=0 (4) ad-be=1 102. He ay GSAT om) & ey aret ta te oat (U) at ma oe Fre selina a sant & () UeT G) Us TS? Q) Ux Te? @) UseT 103. afer ain Fafa seqaa () Peraat satis eg (Q) Fen.seq Sal vaio tg (3) sea Sal vedtois oq (4) Set oat & wavs Bq 104, faq ny store ofera at Fett ateear FkQ Pr Q = (4) +6V a) -1v G) +3V 108, wa dames sae eat F (1) Pre one fineer at re Q) Serres feet at RE G) teas fare ate (4) ae ate freer at ee 106, at} afraer wt aR oRt ET Ee faera & fire vattols ae Br (8) (1) sinto2 & arg & 1 Q) sinto2 eeA ITTF i 3) sin?9/2 & wargudt F 1 (4) sin?9/2 H aqRATTTATe | 2 101. 102, 103. under which the ap + bq; Q= cp + The condition, transformation p = dq be canonical, is (1) ad+be=1 ” @) ad+be=0 @) ad-be=0 (4) ad-be=1 The energy of ideal boson gas, below condensation temperature, upon temperature as (1) UeT @) Ux TS? depends Q) Ux TH? (@) U«T? The method of partial wave is suitable for (1) low energy scattering 2) medium-high energy scattering (3) high energy scattering (4) forall energy scattering 104. The output voltage of given. adder cireuit is ake 9k -3 Vee 34a -6v' P 3k y Ve +8Ve—aw L a) -1v Q) 3V @) +3V @ +6V 105. 106. Q) A waveguide behaves as a (1) low-pass filter (2) high-pass filter (3) band-pass filter (4) band-elimination filter Scattering cross-section (8) _ for Coulomb potential using Born approximation is (1) proportional to sin*6/2 inversely proportional to sin*6/2 proportional to sin?@/2 inversely proportional sin26/2 @) 4) 7107. 108, 109. 110. 1. aati ater steer aigare NS at aap eT a) o oF Qo 1+ @5 a Wert a arenes 4, af Sift are waa, a 0K ee aR hen eT (1) wat sien ex Q) Fase ave & aft Pree 3) Ser ee Us ae dee & Freel Her ret 4) Se eR US Set sie Fee Ae B ara fre sot ee Pre (1) 4j=+1,0; AP =0 2) Aj=21;aP=0 (@) j= 0; 4P=+1 (4) Aj=0;aP=0 “fareer Um atftr ufaas safes site ar afore sofaes & ate ae ufts were &, Paras ere ar ieaaer eafietca sat Rarer st fee site arrt agrean ot wer BY farert er? () ere. Ast Q) Atal, Peer @) Fre @) Gant, ster ‘Fareror wae A ats earda ae tee? (1) Prereit Q) Free : (3) Frere fate (4) Seaores arerercoT 107. The spin and parity of ,N' according to nuclear shell model is, GQ) oO (2) oF 1- i+ @) > Mz Inn type semi-conductor, if doping concentration is high then fermi level at OK lies (J) at the centre of Band gap (2) very near to valence band (3) between the donor level and the bottom of conduction band (4) between the donor level and centre of band gap 109. ‘The Fermi selection rule for B decay is (i) Aj=41,0; AP=0. 110: Who says “Teaching is an intimate contact between a mote mature personality and a less mature one which is designed to further the education of the latter” ? (1) N.L. Gage Q BO. Smith Q) Clarke (4) H.C. Mortison 111. Which is independent variable in teaching process ? (1). Student Q Teacher (3) Teaching methods (4) ‘Teaching environment112, Preafefiad a at ar sngaer aT fear ra afar ar WHC TET EP (1) fatdtecor steat (2) aattneor ake (3) wea dhe (4) rave det 113, Frafafiad 4 a ate at aera farts wee? Q) afer eran A oats 8 1 Q) aren 4 oie aera a arpyfe persed ela & | 6) are here eh ster er 1 (4) wae F afier sre oie sit Ronee serena pera et F Reet afore wares at dnet sre zt as arora IS? (1) rh farxeteror aa (2) wafaa feeaor afaeat er eT (3) wales ahem fare at err @) aafee sergea erie aa 14, 115. “rane ar ang at at org A are at rat var sen ye a ore ae eer fartaaen & fet att dt ata 4 wer am? (1) wera ate Q) tata G) Bart andt @) aera weet 116. aR theme? (1) ferieeren 2) sear G) arferr deren (4) Rex sigreear ae oh aren F aren ae after oe eT 24 112. 113. 114, 113. 116, Which is not the types of leaming given by Ausubel ? (1) Discrimination leaming, (2) “Reception leaning (3) Rote leaming (4) Discovery learning Which is not the characteristics of leaming ? () Learning is the change in behaviour (2) The change in behaviour occurs asa fimetion of practice or experience ‘There is relatively permanent change in behaviour Momental unstable change of bchaviour due to motivational state B) a Which is not the elements of organizing stage of teaching-leaming management ? (1) Analysing the task (2) Selecting appropriate tactics @) ‘Selecting appropriate communication strategies Selecting appropriate audio-visual aids (4) “There iga tide which begins to rise in the veins 6f youth at the age of eleven or twelve.” Which committee gave this statement for adolescence ? (1) Ram Murthy Committee (2) Hadow Committee (3) Kothari Committee (4) Yashpal Committee In which stage identity Vs Role conflict is spread over ? (1) Adolescence (2) Childhood (3) Early Adulthood (4) Middle Adulthood 7117, Peat Bidfier gfe ar ders wes eet fear? () tea @) Frere (2) Bett wd dae 4) Sterent A ame Afra onféerer fare feara wi vfmiza eet & ford fart 7a vie H Ree argent & areret at aftafers + fear? () 4a86at Q) 6a oat Q) 10816 a (4) 16st S18 a 118, ais frat 3 aneee ust Serer STMT marae are were Beat art Patirt aa Bt eT 119. Q) sR 2) ar G) Fat (4) Sara 120. pearise @ fait ver & faert at ar creat & are Galera wae : fra maT Lo wa har a. OST TL, aarger Foreare b. Career T, aera «, Finit Iv. fica aah ferred RAT-UrHT ee: rum a)b a dc @da be @) boc da @a bed 121. 7 25 120. 121. . According . Who gave the concept of Emotional fest sine FT Q) aR ae + Ruf stam GB) are S sift feat TT @ TRS war sites Feafer 136. ats at araditc af Raiser ee? (). sreferear (2) Fete ofefeater argtisar @) safe sr weer 3 ar (4) fare ite hr th Retiree a} Brtuet He? (1) Patel arta cent Q) akg st arr G3) afefat eatace ar fare (4) Rarer a ager 137, Feoetereren & arate ve aie & gear ae ar eet free sera ar x eter #2 (1) 40% 2) 35% @) 43% (4) 33% 139, at at Rt dimers ore at Pintwar ete? (1) frend st faeitaar (2) Weer G) Fase a yolsig neat a scat (4) aie Fee arrer 17 29 135, 136. 137, 138, 139, Out of following which logical order is correct regarding process of learning ? () Needs — Situation — Interaction > Readiness Needs + Readiness > Situation > Interaction Needs > Interaction — Situation — Readiness @) Readiness > Needs -+ Interaction ~ Situation 2) @) Which is not the characteristics of insight 2 (1) Suddenness (2) Response in Novel situation (3). Responding smoothly (4) Poturistic thinking Which is not the Adolescence ? (1) Contrasting mental moods (2) Feeling of Hero worship (3) Development of extrovert personality (4) More Daydreams characteristics of At the end of Adolescence period what is the percentage of weight of muscles fiom total weight of the body ? (1) 40% 2) 35% (3) 45% (4) 33% Which is. not the characteristic of concrete operational stage ? (1) Reversibility of thought (2) Conservation 3) Use of serial ordering and part- whole concepts (4) Intuitiveness140. 141. 142. 143. 144. greafefan qt @ Poa ge at fone aa ae? Q) aed wt Q etter Preaieg wet seit aT B) aloia or ws orate (4) sept ee ore cafe wer at F = at + bearer wef feat “ar (oet tHe, aa wb Fe T Q) (MLTOS MIT) @) IMET?}4 (MET) 3) [MLT"}a(MLT"] @ Morar ae @ afer aii & ay a ara & caftaro wart a, ar seas ate wt eT” wo @) sia 8 via via @) @ af afer R= i+ 4j,B = si- 7h CRs Ba aa et ay 40 @ V58 @) 10 (4) 4 1.0 m Brea & andge we nf eee EAT am A & Fg Baw 1.0 see Aves Sear fa Reeran ren & 1 ot atte St a. ‘after a A by) (1) 3.14 msec. 2) 2.0 m/sec. 3) 1.0 misec. 4 1 141. 142. | 143. 144, |. Which of the following pairs does not ‘have same dimensions 9° (1) Work and energy (2) Planck’s constant and angular momentum ‘Angular velocity and frequency ‘Torque and impulse GB) @) If force is given by F = at +bt” where t is time. The dimensions of a and'b are Q) [MLT?} and [MLT“] @) MUI} and [MLT"} (3) [MLT J and [MLT’} (4) (ML°T} and Mr] If the magnitude of sum and difference of two vector is same, then angle ‘between them is (yn Q) @ @ 5 wi RIA If vector & = 21 + 4, B= Si- 7} and @=R+B tnen magnitude of C is ) a0 @) 58 (3) 10 @ 4 In 1.0 second a particle goes from A to point B moving in a semi-circle of radius 1.0m (as shown in Figure), The magnitude of average velocity is A ts) (1) 3.14 misec. (2), 2.0 m/sec. (3) 1.0 m/sec. (4) Zero 17145, » et ay 146, 147, 148, 149, 150, 17 Wes salon & fey after Sheng we aE sore Awe Hm nT? em star F 1 OSTA (gece cae s) 8 @ 4g @ # @ # Pret aerit oe rare aif: Wem (A) : 2a ear a tas eet ‘st Frere fr ter si ware re eT ae a er t Sra Fe (1) (A) 89 Bora (RY TA 1 (2) (A) Tet 8 safes (RY ARF | @ @ Br (R) SH BT E TCR), @) amet | @) (A) at) aH ge (R) o a elcram ay wa Ue He Tee os oT 500 ke STE ust 1500 ke at wrod at mys? a war a aie & Vat ait efor qutiar 0.2 8, ah aoe arr aE oe er eT ae (1) 3000N 2) 4000N @) 5000N (4) 6000 N 40 N ane er she Geet eft wae Ue fer: © er 12 N Sita ae ania fear sar & ale erior yas y= 0.5 a Hy, = 0.4 & at de oe om are edot wer ae 146, 147, 14S, For a projectile, the relation between ‘maximum height and time of flight is given by H = nT, The value of nis [gis acceleration due to gravity] Oe 2) 4g @§ @ F Consider the following statements : Assertion (A) : A table cloth can be pulled from a table without dislodging the dishes, Reason (R) : To every action there is a equal and opposite reaction, of these statements, (1) (A) is true but (R) is false. (2) (A)is false, but (R) is true. (3) Both (A) and (R) are true and (R) is the correct explanation of (A). (4) Both (A) and (R) are true but (R) is not the correct explanation of (A), A500 kg. friction is 0.2 then surface on the horse is (@) 3000N (2) 4000N 3) 5000 N (4) 6000N A 40 N crate is resting on a rough horizontal floor. A 12N horizontal force is then applied to it, If the coefficient of frictions are Sand H, = 04, the magnitude of the frictional force on the crate is 1 2) 12N 8N Q) 12N G) 16N (4) 20N 149, 3 obit, is nll oa vertical lo te Eat eies ae equilibrium postion, The se Sart ene spring by an amount “d’. If the same ae fern sd’ rar @ aka sich F 1 ae object is attached to the same vertical arr at fem a siger ing but permitted to fall. instead, epee fee to, it fer feed ge eee through what distance does it stretch * the spring ? a ° 2) a2 we Q Q @ 8) 2d (4) y2a (3) 24 (4) Vid bow . Dot at on 150. A force F = (51 +3} +28 N is applied WHT et F = (Si +35 + 2k) NT to @ particle which displaced it from wae pig a fay P= Cj + ai) ch wae origin to point 7 +21) m. The eve eter & 1a oe eer art at work done on the particle is 77 Qi 1) 74 Q) 15 @) +15 @) tis @) -is @ us 31 kg horse pulls a cart of mass 1500 along g level road with an acceleration If the coefficient of sliding the force exerted by the17 gar grd fer RIT / SPACE FOR ROUGH WORK 32