SINGLE OPTION TYPE

1. If the difference between the equivalent inductance in the following figures is nL then
find the value of n. Given coupling coefficient is C = 2 (Where coupling coefficient
L1L2
is defined as C = )
M

A) 2 B) 3 C) 4 D) 5

2. The charge developed on 4F condenser is :-

A) 18 C B) 4 C C) 8 C D) Zero

3. A parallel plate capacitor (plate Area: A) connected to battery of emf 'V' and
negligible internal resistance, so that one of the plate is made to oscillate and distance
between plate varies as d = d0 + a cos ( t ) , a  d 0 . If maximum current observed in

circuit is I0 , then the corresponding amplitude of vibration (a) is

a 2 I0 I0 d 0 I0 d 02 I0 d 0
A) B) C) D)
VA0 V A0 VA0 VA0

4. Two rods each of the length 6L carry charge Q are placed as shown in figure. Find
magnitude of electric field at point P, which is at a distance of 5L from centre of each
rod.
 1 3Q 1 5Q 1 Q 3 Q
A) . 2 B) . C) . D) .
64 0 L 4 0 L2 2 0 L2 5 0 L2

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 MULTI OPTION TYPE

The figure contains an infinite slab having current per unit area of J 1 = Jkˆ between the
9.
infinite planes at x = −b and x = b . Slightly to the right of x = b , an infinite thin sheet is
kept. It carries a current per unit length 2 = 2bJ ( −kˆ ) . Choose the correct option(s) :

A) The magnitude of magnetic field due to sheet at any point outside it is 0 Jb

0 Jb
B) The magnitude of magnetic field due to sheet at any point is
2

C) The magnitude of magnetic field due to slab at a point inside the slab must be
independent of y co – ordinate and y component of field must be a function of x

D) Magnitude of magnetic field at a point (x, y) inside slab, due to slab is 0 Jx

10. A charged particle having its charge to mass ratio as  goes in a conical pendulum of
string length L making an angle  with vertical and angular velocity  in presence
of uniform magnetic and gravity field. The magnetic field B is directed vertically
downwards (see figure)

1 g 
A) B =  −
 L cos  
 B) Angular momentum of the particle about the point of suspension remains constant.

C) If the direction of B were reversed maintaining same  and L, then  will

remain unchanged.
D) Rate of change of angular momentum of the particle about the point of
suspension is not a constant vector
11. Figure shows a square current carrying coil of edge length L. The magnetic field on
B0 y ˆ B0 x ˆ
the coil is given by B = i+ j where B0 is a positive constant. (A is area of
L L
coil ).Instantaneously

A) If coil is free to rotate about x-axis torque on the coil due to magnetic forces is
1
given by IAB0 ˆi
2
B) If coil is free to rotate about y-axis torque on coil due to magnetic forces is
1
given by − IAB0 ˆj
2
C) Result magnetic force on coil is zero
D) Equation for the torque due to magnetic forces  B where  is the total magnetic
moment of coil is not valid for the given case
12. A long conducting cylinder of length l and radius a (a << l) carrying a total charge q is
surrounded by a coaxial conducting cylindrical shell of length l and radius 2a having a
total charge −2q . Assume the reference of electric potential at r = 2a to be zero. Mark
 1 
the CORRECT option(s)  k = , ' r ' is the radial distance from the axis 
4 
 0 
3a 4kq
A) The magnitude of electric field at r = is
2 3al
5a 4kq
B) The magnitude of electric field at r = is
2 5al
3a 2kq  4 
C) The electric potential at r = is ln  
2 l 3
5a 2kq  5 
D) The electric potential at r = is − ln  
2 l 4
13. In an electric field shown in figure three equipotenital surfaces are shown. If function
of electric field is E = 2x 2 V / m and given that V1 − V2 = V2 − V3 then we have
y

x
x1 x2

V1 V2 V3

A) x1  x 2 B) x 2  x1

C) If x1 = x 2 then V1 − V2  V2 − V3 D) If x1 = x 2 then V1 − V2  V2 − V3

14. An infinite long solenoid with radius b has n turns per unit length. The current varies
in time according to the relation i = io cos(t ) (with positive defined as shown in figure.
A ring with radius r < b and resistance R is centered on the solenoid’s axis, with its
plane perpendicular to the axis.(given cross sectional area of ring is “s”, breaking
strength of the material of the ring is  ).Then

o nio r 2
A) magnitude of max (or peak value) Induced current in the ring is
R

B) A small portion of the ring will feel a magnetic force tangentially to the element
C) the effect of the magnetic force on the ring gives an acceleration to the ring
D) maximum value of io that the ring can carry without being ruptured is
1
 2 Rs 2
 
 (  n )2  r 3 
 o 
15. A fixed U-shaped frictionless frame having an inductor of inductance L lies with its
plane parallel to a horizontal plane. There exists a uniform magnetic field B
throughout the region perpendicular to plane of the frame. Neglect the resistance of
frame. The resistanceless slider contact PQ of length l is given a velocity v0 towards
right at an instant t =0. Then
P

B
L

Bl
(A) The rod executes SHM with an angular frequency
mL

Bl
(B) The rod executes SHM with an angular frequency
mL

(C) The current amplitude through the inductor due to the oscillation of the slider rod
m
PQ is v0
L

2 mL
(D) The rod executes periodic motion, not simple harmonic with time period
Bl

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 Paragraph for questions 20 to 22
Curves in the graph shown give, as a function of radial distance r (from the axis), the
magnitude B of the magnetic field (due to individual wire) inside and outside for four
long wires a, b, c and d, carrying currents that are uniformly distributed across the
cross sections of the wires. Over lapping portions of the plots are indicated by double
labels. All curves start from origin.

20. Which wire has the greatest radius ?

A) a B) b C) c D) d

21. Which wire has the greatest magnitude of magnetic field at the surface ?
A) a B) b C) c D) d

22. The current density in wire a is

A) greater than in wire c
B) less than in wire c
C) equal to that in wire c
D) not comparable to that in wire c due to lack of information.
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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
C C C A D B D B ACD AD
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ABCD ABC AD AD AC C B D C C
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A A 8 6 4 200W 2 20