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Odisha AP Physics-2018
Odisha AP Physics-2018
: INSTRUCTIONS TO CANDIDATES :
3. The Test Booklet contains 165 questions. Each question comprises four answers. You
have to select the conect answer which you want to mark (darken) on the Answer Sheet.
ln case, you feel that there is more than one correct answer, you should mark (darken) the
answer which you consider the best. ln any case choose ONLY ONE answer for each
question. lf more than one answer is darkened it will be considered as wrong.
4. You have to mark (darken) all your answers ONLY on the separate OMR Answer Sheet
provided, by using BLACK BALL POINT PEN. You have to do rough work on the space
provided in the Test Booklet only. See instruction in the Answer Sheet.
5. All questions carry equal marks, i.e. of one mark for each correct answer and each wrong
answer will result in negative marking of 0.25 mark.
6. Before you proceed to mark (darken) in the Answer Sheet the answers to various
questions.in the Test Booklet, you have to fill in some particulars in the Answer Sheet as
perthe instructions in yourAdmit Card.
7. Afteryou have completed filling in allyour answers on theAnswer Sheet and after completion
of the examination, you should hand over to the lnvigilator the Original Answer Sheet
(OMR Answer Sheet) issued to you. You are allowed to take with you the candidate's
copy/second page of the Answer Sheet along with the Test Booklet after completion of the
examination for your reference.
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4. Estimate the flux of F across a small
1 Let f(x, y, z) = +y\22 '
which . circle C of a radius a if div F at the
Jx2
center of the circle is 3 :
t (C) 3na2
3
(A)
15
(D) 0
2n
(A) T 11. The betafunction valueof the integral
(B)
7l =[ffi.'''
2
(A) 4
fi (B) 1t4
(c)
4
t (c) o
3n (D)
(D) T 3/5
of gamma function can be written 14' The vatue of (1+ i;10 is .............?
AS
(A) 16i
(B) 2i
(A) r(m+n)= r(m)x p(n)
(c) 0
(B) r(n+l)=nP(n) (D) 32i
(A) x
(B) i-l
N+3
(A) z= 0
(B) z= 112
(c) 6L = mci/ 6ci .'4 {,};
(C) z= - 112
(D) 6L = mci6ci
coordinate system ? d dL
dt
- dq = 0 can be used
(A) t=*, 1t+?b21
(A) /np(p - 1)
(C) Non-conservative and pon-
(B) tnp - 1
holonomic systems
(c) p(/np - 1)
(D) Non-conservative and
(D) tn(tnp-11
holonomic systems
(B) Energy
(D) Parity
lQs, P,l= o
(c) n"ikr '
' (D) (D) or"-ikr
)i],{n,,oi}tq, n/ * )ll,ter,ai}
[q,,Pl]= 6', 31. ln a simple harmonic oscillator,
28. Which value' of the bracket when the particle is at the mean
' form transformation is called
Position Y = 0 then, what is the value
canonical ?
of kinetic and potential energy ?
(A) [Q, P1 =
g
(B) [P, P] = 1
el .
Kinetic energy is maximum
and potentialenergy is zero
(C) {Q, P1= 1
(A) [A, [8, CII + [8, [C, AJI + (C) Kinetic energy is zero and
potential energy is maximum
[C, [A, B]]= O
(B) [A, [8, C]l + [8, [A, C]l + (D) Kinetic energy is maximum
maxmum
33. Consider the problem of two 35. Aconductor ol length L has current I
of the masses from their respective 36. The force between two long parallel
.a
(B) 0
44. In a source free region, the value
of Maxwell equation V . E is equal (c) oo
field 1 V/m:
(A) o
(A) 0N
(B) 2
(B) 2N
(c) 1N
(c) 1
(D) 3N (D) 3
in unitvolume:
(A) Cartesian
(A) 1t16
(B) . Cyclinder
(B) 16t
,
(C) Spherical (c) 16
depends on temperature ?
50. Find the Maxwell equation derived
(C) lnterfacial
(B) Div (D) = I
(D) Orentational
(C) Curl (E) = {B/dt
".'.
l,"ii
(D) Curl (B) = -dH/dt 54. Find the reflection coefficient of the
56. The Laplacian of the magneticvector 60. The resonant circuit in a waveguide
potentialwill be :
refers to the :
RC circuit
.(c) 0 (c) 2
(D) lnfinity (D) 4
58. The mode of propagation is 62. The Smith chart is a polar chart
determined bywhich factors ? which plots:
(A) Type of excitation device (A) RvsZ
(B) Locationof excitation device (B) RvsZ nolm
(C) Type and location of the
(c) TwZ
excitation device
(D) TvsZ nom
(D) Waveguidecharacteristics
(c) 50 direction ?
(B) Surface integral of.B is zero 67. Consider a 4-fold degenerate state
with orthonormal eigen functions
(C) Line integralof B is zero
u1, U2, ua and' uo. There is a
(D) Surface integral of H is zero
perturbation H', ltis givep tQ! H.'r, =
65. The capacitance per unit length and g; g >'0 and allthe other
ryzt= -
the characteristic impadence of a matrix elements are zero. Find the
u1, u2, U3 and uo. There is a Ul, U2, u, and uo. There is a
split levels :
(A) ul,U2, u, and u4 .
(A) ul,U2,uaand ua
ut -Uz u1 +u2
u.and
(B)
T'T '
uo
(B)
ut-Uz u1+u2
'T'T, u.and uo
V,t-2uz u,+2u,
(c)
T'6''u.anduo \-2u, ut+Zu,
(c)
J2 ' J, 'uranduo
u., - 3u, u, + 3u,
u.anduo
(D)
T,T, u,, - 3u, u, + 3u,
(D) -T' , E:, uaand uo
u1, u2, ua and uo. There is a rarefied gas through which a current
perturbation H'. lt is given that H'.,.,
is passed between a cathod and an
=H'22= 29,H'12=H'21= g and dll
anode) was used in the discovery of
the other matrix elements are zero.
Find the splitting and corresponding the electron by:
wave functions :
(A) R. A. Millikan
(A) g, g, o, o
(B) J. J. Thosmson
(C) J. S. Townsend
(c) 39, g, o, o
a
72. When an electron falls from an orbit (C) The model only applies to
where[=2ton=1? Hydrogen like atoms
to zero theories ?
(A) SpecialTheoryofRelativity
73. When an electron jumps from an
(B) Light is a wave
orbitwhere n = 1 to n= 4,its energy
(C) Thomson modelof the atom
in terms of the energy of the ground
level(El) is:
(D) Light is a particle
approximately equal to an
(c) 2Et
proton :.
(D) 16 Et
(B) Positive charge and a mass
74. Which of thefollowing is a limitation approximately equal to an
of the Bohr Modelof the atom ? electron
(A) lt does not explain atmoic (C) Neutral charge and a mass
spectra approximately equal to an
levels electron
(B) ). = h/mv
80 Knowledge of the wave function of a
(C) l" = mv/h
particle enables the probabilities of
(D) ). = hm/c
the particle's position, momentum,
78. \'Which one of the following objects, energy and other characteristics to
moving at the same speed, has the
be calculated. !n classical physics,
greatest de Broglie wavelength ?
what is the analogue of the wave
(A) Neurton
function ?
(B) Electron
(A) The particle's momentum
(C) Tennis ball
(B) The particle's energy
(D) Bowling
(C) The particle's mass
79. Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle
(D) The sum of the forces on the
states:
particles
(A) The more precise a particle's
energy can be measured, the '81 Which theory explains the interaction
measured
(A) Quantum Chromodynamics '
(B) A particle's position can be
(B) The Standard Model
measured exactly
(C) String Theory
(C) A particle's energy can be
measured exactly
(D) Quantum Electrodynamics
(B) 5t2 ha
V(x, 0) = c1\U1(x) + c2v2(x). What is
the angularfrequency ?
(C) 1t2 ha
(A) (Er - E) th (D) tttoo
rp(x,0) ?
(B) Their inner product is 0
(A) Jza
(C) They are normalized
(B) ltJa
(D) "' Theyare mutuallyorthogonal
(c) G
(D) ltJh 92. lf two(or more) linearly independent
(A) ah
(B) Nondegenerate
(B) 0
(C) Normatized
(c) 1
(D) Orthogonal
function ?
(c) 1t6
Mm (D) 1t3
(A) V(r)=-9;
98. Aspinning charged particle constitutes
(B) V(r)=- -"-2 Mm
a magnetic dipole. lb magnetic depole
4ne6
-. r
Mm moment is p, is proportionalto its spin
,
99. The Stark effect js the shifting and 102. From the following change in entropy
and molecules due to the presence (A) Only on the transfer of heat
of what ?
(B) Onlyon change of temperature
(A) Anexternal magneticfield
(C) On the transfer of mass
(B) An external electromagnetic
(D) On the thermodynamic state
wave
103. Thq Gibb's function G in
(C) Anextemalelectricfield
thermodynamics is defined as G =
(D) None of these
H - TS. ln an isothermal, isobaric,
100. The first law of thermodynamics is
reversible process, G :
conservation of :
(A) Remains constant but not zero
(A) Momentum
(B) Varies linearly
(B) Energy
(C) Variesnon-linearly
(C) Both of these
(D) lszero
(D) None of these
104. When applied to solar radiation,
101. The change in entropy is :
Planck's law reduces to Wien's law
(A) Positive in a reversible change in which region :
(c) (340.67X0
(c) 3
(D) 2
(c) (FFX6
(A) RTLand TTL
(D) (EFX6
(B) HTL and MOS
112. Theexpression forAbsorption law is
ECL and DTL
given by:
Bipolar and MOS
(A) A+AB=A
(B) A+AB=B 116. The difference between a flip-flop
ouput
(A)
(C) Latcheshastwo inputs butflip-
(B) I
flop has two
(c) (1 + AB)
(D) A
(D) None of these
band is called ?
electric field strength of 0.SV/m :
(b) Electricwaves
(C) First decreases then increases
(c) Magnetostrictioneffect
(D) First increases then
(d) Ultrasonicwaves decreases
of the material ?
(c)
.
t- Zeza
(A) Magnetic flux density
4nm
l1
(B) Magnetization (D) |
ze2B
4nm
(C) Magnetic dipole moment
132. Pauli paramagnetism plays an
(D) Susceptibility
interesting role in supercond uctivity.
130. When the electrical conductivity of
Pauli paramagnetic splitting refers
semiconductor is only due to the
to:
breaking of its covalent bonds, then
' (A) Creation of Cooper pairs by a
the semiconductor is said to be :
agneticfield
(A) Donor
(B) Acceptor
(B) Annihilation of Cooperpairs by
a magnetic field
(C) lntrinsic
(D) Extrinsic
(C) Creation of CooperpairS byan
electricfield
1.31. Paul Langevin's theory of
(D) None of these
diamagnetism applies to materials
. containing atoms with closed shells.
_133. An unknown chemical element is
Afield with intensity B, applied to an presented by the following
electron with charge e and mass m, wnat is the ndme of
formula }'.
gives riseto Larmorprocession. lf the
indexZ?
number of revolutions per unit time
(A) Atomic mass number
is o/2zrthen the current for an atom
(B) Atomic number
with Z electrons is :
(A) The numberof neutrons in the (A) lt is evenly divided between the
(A) The numberof neutrons in the 139. Which of the following is correct
atom for the number of.neutrons in the
(B) The number of protons in the nucleus ?
atom
(A) N =A-4
(C) The numberof nucleons in the
(B) N = Z-A
atom
140. How many electrons are in tne 1!C (B) Conservation of angular
atom ? momentum
(A) 12 ' (C) Conservation of llnear
(B) 6 rhomentum
(c) 18
.
(D) Conservation of energy
142. How many neutrons are in tfre 2.,lNa order of one hundred times as
great as electron energy levels
atom ?
(A) 12
(D) Electron energy level depend
. on the interaction between
(B) 11
neutrons and electrons
(c) 18
146. Which of the following about the
(D) 24 ' nuclearforce is true ?
143. How many protons are in tne 1]trt (A)
I
lt is an attractiveforce between
atom ? ' electrons and protons in an
(A) 14 atom
(D) Apsorbed bythe nucleuswhich 155. Which of the following is the alpha
(A) *?"
153. An isotope with a high Binding
(B)
-o,re
Energy per nucleon
(c) !n
(A) Will decay in short period of
(D) 1^"
time
156. Which of the following is the p-
(B) ls very unstable particle?
(c) fn
154. Why do heavier nuclei have greater
(D)
lH
ratio of neutrons to Protons'than
157. Which of the following is the p*
lighter nuclei ?
' particle?
(A) To add more nucleons so that
(A) .!e
the binding energy is greater (B)
-o.e
nuclearforce (D) ln
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158. Which of the following about the 161 . What is the missing element from the
1fC
gamma ray is true ? foltowing equation -.!e z
a sheet of paper ?
will remain after 15 days ?
(A) ,rrB*n a
(A) Endothermic
(B) ?*n
(B)
(C) Nuclear
(D) Chemical
is called :
(A) Fusion
(A) Fusion (B) Fission
(B) Fission
(c) Alpha decay
(C) Alpha decay
(D) Beta decay (D) Beta decay
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