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(A) 0.9 (iˆ) (B) 0.9 (iˆ) (C) 0.45 (iˆ) (D)-0.45 (iˆ) - 2.25(iˆ)
(E)
y -
- +
Q4: A semicircular wire carrying a uniform positive charge of linear -
density + is placed in the xy-plane as shown. The correct - a
integration for the x-component of the electric field
at the origin (point O) is: - o - x
- -
k k k k
a 0 a 0 a 2 0 2
(A) sin d (B) cos d (C) sin d (D) cos d (E)- Zero
-a 0
1
- -
Positively charged
solid conducting
P2 sphere
×
Q5: A positively charged solid conducting sphere
has a radius a .The point or points at which the P1 P3 P4 P5
× × × × r
electric potential is highest is:
a
(A) Only P1 (B) Only P2 and P3 (C) Only P1, P2 and P3 (D) Only P3 (E) Only P4
Q6: Two point charges are placed at a distance d=2m from each x -7Q
other as shown in the figure. The point P at which the net electric +Q P
potential is zero is located at a distance x (in m) equal to:
d
(A) 1 (B) 0.5 (C) 0.33 (D) 0.25 (E) 0.2
V
(A) 2 (B)0.5 (C) 1 (D) 0.25 (E) 4
Q0 Q
Q8: A parallel-plate capacitor C is fully charged by a battery.
Now, a material of dielectric constant is inserted fully into the C0 C
capacitor while the battery remains connected. The correct
information about charge and capacitance before and after
inserting the dielectric material is: V0 V0
(A) C<C0 (B) C>C0 (C) C<C0 (D) C>C0 (E) C=C0
Q>Q0 Q=Q0 Q<Q0 Q>Q0 Q=Q0
5V
Q9: A cylindrical conducting wire of resistance R=1.56 is connected to a
battery of 5V as shown. If the conductor cross sectional area is
A=410-6 m2 and has free electron density n=21028 electron/m3
Then the electrons drift speed (in m/s) in the conductor is:
(A) 1×10-3 (B) 0.5×10-3 (C) 0.25×10-3 (D) 0.167×10-3 (E) 0.1×10-3
a
R R
Q10 : In the circuit shown the switch S is open and R=8.
The equivalent resistance between points a and b is:
S
2R 2R
(A) 3 (B) 6 (C) 9 (D) 12 b (E) 15
2
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Q11: In the circuit shown 1=21V, I2=2A and I3=1A. R
The value of the unknown resistor R (in ) is:
3 I1
6 I3=1A
3 2 I2=2A
2 10
Q12: The circuit shown has been connected for a long time. 5V
The charge (in µC) on the capacitor is: 14V 10F
3 20V
20V
S
Q13: In the circuit shown, S is closed at time t = 0 and the capacitor
is initially uncharged. The current (in µA) in the circuit at t=4s is: R=2M
=10V
C=3F
(A) 4.23 (B) 3.58 (C) 3.03 (D) 2.57 (E) 2.17
c B
Q14: A triangular current loop carrying a current I=2A is placed in a y
I
uniform magnetic field B 0.6iˆ 0.3 ˆj (T ) as shown in the figure. If
l
l=2m, then the magnetic force (in N) on the wire segment ca is: x
a 2l b
{() is out of the plane of the page, and () is in to the plane of the page}
(A) 2.4 () (B) 2.4 () (C) 1.2 () (D) 1.2 () (E) Zero
I1 y
Q15: A rectangular current loop that carries a current I1 is placed next to a
very long wire that carries a current I2 as shown in the figure.
x
The net magnetic force on the square loop is directed along the
I2
(A) Positive y axis (B) Positive x axis (C) Negative y axis (D) Negative x axis (E) out of the
page plane ()
3
y
Q16: Two infinite parallel wires carry the same current
I
I=5A in the directions shown. If a=0.1m, then the net
magnetic field (in µT ) at point P is: a
I
P x
a
(A) Zero (B) 10iˆ 10 ˆj (C) 10iˆ 10 ˆj (D) 10iˆ 10 ˆj (E) 10iˆ 10 ˆj
(A) Only P4 (B) Only P1 and P2 (C) Only P3 (D) Only P1 (E) Only P5
I y
Q18: A long wire carries a current I as shown in the figure. P
The magnetic field at point P is:
x
d
(A) Zero (B) 0I/2d () (C) 0I/2d () (D) 0I/2d (iˆ) (E) 0I/2d ( ˆj )
2a I
Q19: A current loop as shown in the figure produces a magnetic I a
field at point P. If I=1A and a=0.1m The net magnetic field
(in µT) at point P is:
P
(A) 1.57 () (B) 3.14 () (C) 1.57() (D) 3.14 () (E) Zero
Q20: A long solenoid of length 0.5 m with 500 turns carries a current y
I=4 A as shown in the figure. The magnitude of magnetic field
inside the solenoid (in mT) is: x
I
(A) 1.26 (B) 2.51 (C) 3.77 (D) 5.03 (E) Zero
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Q21: A circular conducting ring is placed to the left, I I I
around, or to the right of a very long wire that carries a
current I as shown in the figure. In which case or cases
is the magnetic flux through the ring NOT zero?
(A) None of them (B) Only 2 (C) Only 1 (D) Only 1 and 3 (E) All of them
B(t)
Q22: A uniform magnetic field B passes normally through a circular steel ring
that has an area A=0.2m2 and a resistance R=0.1. If the magnetic field varies
with time as B(t ) 2 / t where t is in seconds. The induced current (in A)
at t=5s in the ring is:
0.1
(A) 4 (B) 1 (C) 0.44 (D) 0.25 (E) 0.16
I(t)
Q23: A rectangular loop is placed next to a very long wire A
I(t)
that carries a current I which varies with time as shown B
in the graph. The graph shows that the current remains
constant during stage A, then decreases to zero during C
stage B and remains zero during stage C. In which stage t
is the induced emf in the loop NOT zero?
(A) Stage C only (B) Stage A only (C) Stage B only (D) Stages A and (E) Stages A
B only and C only
Bout=0.5T
Q24: A 0.6m long metal bar is pushed to the left at a constant
speed v=25 m/s in a uniform magnetic field B=0.5T
directed out of the page. The bar slides on parallel rails R=2 v L=0.6m
connected through a 2 resistor as shown in the figure. m
The induced current (in A) in bar is
Q25: For the circuit shown, in
which case or cases is the direction
v
of the induced current correct? v
R Iind R Iind v
R Iind
B B B
out
out
in
(2) (3)
(1)
(A) Only 1 and 2 (B) Only 1 (C) Only 2 (D) Only 3 (E) all of them
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