MiB/4/PHYSUHPMIENGITZUXX [A student measures the raalus rof @ sphere with an absolute uncertainty Ar. What Is the ‘fractional uncertainty in the volume of ine sphere? « ( Ban(2t) ‘An objects projected vertically upwards at time t= 0. Air resistance Is negigible. The object passes the same point above its staring position at mes 2s and &s. Mig = 10 ms, whatls the iil speed ofthe object? A 90 8 20 o 8 D4MIB/4IPHYSUHPMIENGITZ1UXX ‘3. uniform ladder resting in equilbrium on rough ground leans against @ smooth wall. ‘Which diagram correctly shows the forces acting on the ladder? A 8 tee, 7 wt! sun A sn / ‘An object fals from rest from a height h clase tothe surface of the Moon. The Moon has rho atmosphere. walt When the object has fallen to height above te surface, whats kinetic energy of he object at 2 aiaional poten! eneray of he objet ath a3 ‘ 4 BG o & 6 . 8 9 Turn overMIB/4IPHYSURPMIENGITZUXX 5. Child X thyows a ball to child ¥. The system consists of the ball, the children and the Earth. ‘What is tre forthe system when the dallas been caught by Y? ‘oils x onlay (Source: hispiabay comienpaying bal kis boy git 31330), ‘A. The momentum of cil ¥ is equal and opposite tothe momentum of child X. 5. The speed of rotation ofthe Earth wil have changes. ©. The ball nas no net momentum while is In he at D. The otal momentum of the system has not changed. 6. parachutist of total mass 70kg fs faling vertically through the air al a constant speed of 8s" ‘What s the total upward force acting on the parachutist? AON 5. 70N C.S60N D. 700N 7. stopper of mass &g leaves the opening of a container that contains pressurized gas. ‘The stopper accelerates from rest for atime of 16ms and leaves the container at a speed of 20s" What isthe order of magnitude af the force acting on the stopper? A 10N 8. 0'N c.10'N D. 10°N-5- MIB/4IPHYSUHPMIENGITZAKXX ‘What are the units ofthe ratio Spent ent eat ane topper 2 A. nounits Bk or 2 Ke ‘Assealed cylinder of length / and cross-sectional area A contains N molecules of an iceal gas at kevin temperature T. ‘What isthe force acting on the area of the cyinder marked A due to the gas? wer, A T war 5 iA Nk TA MerMIB4/PHYSUHPM/ENGITZUXX 40, A fixed mass of an kdeal gas Is trapped in a cylinder of constant volume ang its temperature 's varied, Which grapn shows the vanlation ofthe pressure ofthe gas with temperature In degrees Celsius? A. pressure, 8. pressure, >. o Temperature 1° ° Temperature °C 11. _Afirstharmonic standing wave fs formed on a vertical string of length 3.0m using a vibration {genetator. The boundary conditions for this string are tat it's xed at one Boundary anc {tee at the oiner boundary. diagram not to scale {vibration generator, ‘equency = 200Hz 3.0m ‘The generator vibrates at a frequency of 300Hz. ‘Whats the speed of the wave on the string? A. 0.90kms" 8. 12kms" ©. 1akms" DB. 36kms"M1B/4/PHYSUBPMIENGITZXX 42, Two traveling waves are moving through a medium. The diagram shows, for a point nthe ‘medium, the variation with time fof the displacement d of each ofthe waves. For tne instant when t= 2.0ms, what Is the phase diference between the waves and what is ‘the resultant displacement of the waves? Phase diference | Resullant displacement /mm A “ -06 5 0" 26 ° as" 26 D 0 -08 Turn over43, 14 MIB4/PHYSUHPM/ENGITZUXX Atay of ight passes from the air into long glass plate of refractive index n at an angle @ to the edge ofthe plate ad 0A “The ray Is incident on the intemal surface ofthe glass plate and the refracted ray travels along the external surace of the plate. \inat change to n and what change to 8 will cause the ray to travel entirely within the plate ater inoience? Change ton | Change tod A increase increase 8 Increase decrease © decrease Increase D. decrease decrease A system that i subject to a restoring force oscilates about an equilibrium position. For te motion to be simple harmonic, the restoring force must be proportional to A 5 the amplitude ofthe oscillation. the aisplacement from the equilbrium position, the potential energy of ne system, the period ofthe oscillation,45. 46. -9- MiB/4/PHYSUBPMIENGITZUXX ‘An on of charge +@ moves vertically upwards through a small distance s n a uniform vertical elect fel. The electric eld has a strength &and its direction Is shown in the diagram. Unitorm electric neta What is the electric potential diterence between the intial ané final postion of the lon? oe ono & ‘Three resistors are connected as shown. What Is the value ofthe taal resistance between X and Y? 30 39 20 x ¥ A 150 5 190 ©. 602 Dd. 800 Turn over7 48. = 10- MIB/4IPHYSURPMIENGITZUXX ‘When an electic cel of negligible intemal resistance is connected to resistor of resistance 4R, the power cissipated in he resistor is P. ‘What is he power dissipated in a resistor of resistance value R when itis connected to the same cell? ae 4 BP ° 4p Dv. 16P ‘An object of mass mat the end of a string of length rmaves in a vertical circle ata constant angular speed ‘What isthe tension in the string when the objects a the bottom of the circle? A mors) mg(a'r=1) e9 mg(or—1)aie MIB/4IPHYSUHPMIENGITZ1UXX Monochromatic ight of wavelength 2 in air is incident normally on a thin film of reractive index n. The fim is surrounded by ait. The Intensity ofthe relected light is a minimum. What's @ possible thickness of the fm? Son 3. & in o 4 7 oe tn ‘Monochromatic light s Incident an 4 rectangular, parallel sits. The fist principal maximum Is, ‘observed at an angie 8 the direction ofthe Incident ight. The number of sits Is Inereased 10.8 each having the same width and spacing as the first 4 ‘Three statements about the fst principal maximum with & sis are |. the angle at which itis observed is greater than 8 Hl. its intensity increases Its wiain decreases. ‘Which statements are correct? A. Land tlonly 5. lang i only 9 ang mt only D.I,tand wt~16- MIB4/PHYSUHPM/ENGITZ1XX 30. Four identical, postive, pint charges of magnitude @ are placed atthe vertices of a square Of side 2¢. What Is the electric potential produced at the centre of the square by the four charges? ge “2 2a 30 a 20 . Ao 5 He a oa ¢ p eKo ¢ 31, The diagram shows 5 gravilational equipotental nes. The gravitational potential on each line Is incicated. A point mass ms placed on the middle lina and is then released. ‘Values gen in MUKg" 0-8 6 a 2 Which is earect about the direction of motion and the acceleration of the point mass? Direction | Acceleration A. | totnerignt | decreasing 8. | totheright | increasing ©. | totmelet | decreasing 0. | wommelen | increasing-17- MiB/4/PHYSUBPMIENGITZUXX ‘An electron of mass m, orbits an alpna particle of mass m, in a circular orbit of radius Which expression gives the speed ofthe electron? a pe 8 ar . me ope ‘Two Identical lular colls are placed one below the other so that thelr planes are both horizontal. The top cals connected to a cell and a switch switch cell Toe 14 “The soitc Is closed and then opened. What isthe force between the colls when the switch Js closing and when the switch is opening? ‘Switeh is closing | Switch is opening A attractive attractive 5 attractive repulsive ° repulsive tractive D repulsive repulsive Turn over~18- MIBi4/PHYSUBPM/ENGITZUXX ‘34, The graph shows the variation with time ¢ of the current in the primary coll of an ideal transformer. ‘The numberof tus in the primary ooll's 100 and the number of turns in the secondary col | 200. Which grapn shows the variation with te of the current in the secondary coll? AL, By,= 19- MiB/4/PHYSURPMIENGITZUXX 35, The diagram shows a diode bridge rectification ivout and @ load resistor. load resistor output output ‘The input isa sinusoidal signal. Which ofthe following crcults wil produce the most smoothed output signal? A 5 output output 2 Q output output ° cy + —7sautput é é ouput Tsoutput Turn over=20- MIB/4IPHYSUHPMIENGITZ1UXX A parallel plate capacitor is connected to a cell of negligible intemal resistance. “The energy stored inthe capacitors 4 and the electric eld in between the plates is 100NC"., The distance between the plates ofthe capacitor is doubled. What are the energy stored and the electri fels strength? Energy /J Electrie lel strength NC* A 2 0 5 8 Ea © 2 200 D 8 200