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1. The ratio of molar specific heats of oxygen is 5. A point charge A of 10C and another point
(A) 1.4 charge B of 20C are kept 1m apart in free
(B) 1.67
space. The electrostatic force on A due to B is
(C) 1.33 
(D) 1.28 F1 and the electrostatic force on B due to A is

Ans. A F2 . Then
2  
Sol.   1  (A) F1  2F2
f  
(B) F1  F2
f=number of degrees of freedom  
f=5 for O2 (C) 2F1  F2
 
(D) F1  F2
2. For a particle executing simple harmonic
Ans. B
motion (SHM), at its mean position
Sol. Force on 1st charge due to 2nd charge is equal
(A) Velocity is zero and acceleration is
to force on 2nd charge due to first charge.
maximum  

2
(B) Velocity is maximum and acceleration is F1  F2
zero

c^
(C) Both velocity and acceleration are 6. A uniform electric field E  3  105 NC1 is
maximum acting along the positive Y-axis. The electric

m
(D) Both velocity and acceleration are zero flux through a rectangle of area 10 cm  30 cm
Ans. B whose plane is parallel to the Z-X plane is
E=
Sol. V   A2  y2 (A) 12  103 Vm
a  2 y (B) 9  103 Vm
(C) 15  103 Vm
3. A motor-cyclist moving towards a huge cliff (D) 18  103 Vm
s

with a speed of 18 kmh-1, blows a horn of

Ans. B
p'

source frequency 325 Hz. If the speed of the

Sol.   E.A  3  105  300  10 4
sound in air is 330 ms-1, the number of beats
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heard by him is  9  103 V  m

(A) 5 (B) 4
(C) 10 (D) 7 7. The total electric flux through a closed
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Ans. A spherical surface of radius ‘r’ enclosing an

 Vs  electric dipole of dipole moment 2aq is (Give
Sol. f  f    V0  Vs  0  permittivity of free space)
 V  Vs 
Pr

(A) Zero
 5 
f  325  5 q
 330  5  (B)
0

4. A body has a charge of 3.2C . The number 2q

(C)
0
of excess electrons it has is
(A) 5.12  1025 (B) 5  1012 8r2q
(D)
0
(C) 2  1013 (D) 5.12  1013
Ans. C Ans. A
Sol. Q  ne Sol. As net charge is zero.

Q 3.2  106
n 
e 1.6  1019
n  2  1013

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8. Under electrostatic condition of a charged 11. E is the electric field inside a conductor whose
conductor, which among the following material has conductivity  and resistivity  .
statements is true? 
(A) The electric field on the surface of a charged The current density inside the conductor is j .
 The correct form of Ohm’s law is
conductor is , where  is the surface    
20 (A) E  j (B) j  E
  
charge density (C) E   j (D) E. j  
(B) The electric potential inside a charged Ans. C
conductor is always zero Sol. Ohms law V  iR
(C) Any excess charge resides on the surface of
the conductor 
Vi
(D) The net electric filed is tangential to the A
surface of the conductor
Ans. C V i
 
Sol. The excess charge resides on the surface of the  A
conductor.  
E  j

2
9. A cube of side 1 cm contains 100 molecules

12.
each having an induced dipole moment of
0.2  106 C  m in an external electric field of
c^
In the circuit shown, the end A is at potential
V0 and end B is grounded. The electric current
I indicated in the circuit is

m
4 NC 1 . The electric susceptibility of the
materials is_____ C2N1m2
E=
(A) 50
(B) 5
(C) 0.5
V0 2V0 3V0 V0
(D) 0.05 (A) (B) (C) (D)
R R R 3R
s

Ans. B
Ans. D
p'

P
Sol. X e   n V0
E Sol. i
R eff
ee

0.2  106
Xe   100  5 C2N1m2 R eff  R  2R  3R
2 3
10  4
13. The electric current flowing through a given
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conductor varies with time as shown in the

10. A capacitor of capacitance 5F is charged by graph below. The number of free electrons
a battery of emf 10V. At an instant of time, the which flow through a given cross-section of the
conductor in the time interval 0  t  20s is
Pr

potential difference across the capacitors is 4V

and the time rate of change of potential
difference across the capacitor is 0.6 Vs1 .
Then the time rate at which energy is stored
the capacitor at the instant is
(A) 12W (B) 3W
(C) Zero (D) 30W
Ans. A
1 (A) 3.125  1019 (B) 1.6  1019
Sol. u CV 2
2
(C) 6.25  1018 (D) 1.625  1018
du 1 dV dV
 C 2V  CV Ans. A
dt 2 dt dt
Sol. Q  ne  area under I  t graph
du
 5  10 6  4  0.6  12  10 6 5000  103
dt n  3.125  1019
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14. The I-V graph for a conductor at two different
0 0
temperatures 100 C and 400 C is as shown
in the figure. The temperature coefficient of
resistance of the conductor is about (in per
degree Celsius)
PRADEEP'S PHYSICS E=mc^2
16. In an experiment to determine the temperature
coefficient of resistance of a conductor, a coil
of wire X is immersed in a liquid. It is heated
by an external agent. A meter bridge set up is
used to determine resistance of the coil X at
different temperatures. The balancing points
measured at temperatures t1  00 C and
t 2  100 0 C are 50 cm and 60 cm respectively.
If the standard resistance taken out is S  4 
in both trials, the temperature coefficient of
the coil is

(A) 3  103
(B) 6  103
(C) 9  103

2
(D) 12  103

c^
Ans. A
1
Sol. R1  1 (A) 0.050 C1

m
tan 450
1 (B) 0.020 C1
R2   3
tan 300 (C) 0.0050 C1
E=
R 2  R1 (D) 2.00 C1
  3.22  103 / 0C
R1t2  R 2t1 Ans. C
Sl
Sol. R 
s

15. An electric blub of 60 W, 120 V is to be 100  l

R1  4 
p'

connected to 220 V source. What resistance

should be connected in series with the bulb, so R2  6 
that the bulb glows properly?
ee

R 2  R1 64 2
(A) 50    
R1t2  R 2t1 4  100  0 400
(B) 100 
  0.0050 C1
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(C) 200 
(D) 288  17. A moving electron produces
Ans. C (A) only electric filed
Pr

V2 120  120 (B) both electric and magnetic field

Sol. P R  240  (C) only magnetic field
R 60
P 60 1 (D) neither electric nor magnetic field
I   A Ans. B
V 120 2
Sol. Moving electron produce both electric and
V 220
R   440  magnetic field.
I 1/ 2
R s  200 

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18. A coil having 9 turns carrying a current 20. The magnetic field at the centre of a circular
produces magnetic filed B1 at the centre. Now coil of radius R carrying current I is 64 times
the coil is rewounded into 3 turns carrying the magnetic field at a distance x on its axis
same current. Then the magnetic field at the from the centre of the coil. Then the value of x
centre B2  is
R
B1 B1 (A) 15
(A) (B) 9B1 (C) 3B1 (D) 4
9 3
Ans. A (B) R 3
R
(C)
Sol. 4
C (D) R 15
No.of turns  N1  9 Ans. D
Sol. Bcentre  64 Baxis
 0N1i 9 0 i
B1   E 0IR 2
2R 2R BC   64
2R 2(R 2  x 2 )3/2

2
(R 2  x 2 )3/2  64R 3  (4R)3
(R 2  x 2 )  16R

c^
 0 N2 i  0 i
B2   15R 2  x 2
2r 2R
x  15R

m
9 0 i
B1
 2R  9  B1  9B2 21. Magnetic hysterisis is exhibited by ________
B2 0 i
E=
2R magnetic materials.
(A) only para
B (B) only dia
 B2  1
9 (C) only ferro
s

q (D) both para and ferro

19. A particle of specific charge   C kg 1 is
m
p'

projected the origin towards positive x-axis Ans. C

with the velocity 10 ms 1 in a uniform Sol. Conceptual
ee

 22. Magnetic susceptibility of Mg at 300 K is

magnetic field B  2kT ˆ . The velocity v of
1.2  10 5 . What is its susceptibility at 200 K
1
particle after time t  s will be ( in ms 1 ) ?
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12
(A) 18  105
(A) 5(iˆ  ˆj) (B) 5(iˆ  3ˆj) (B) 180  10 5
(C) 5( 3iˆ  ˆj) (D) 5( 3iˆ  ˆj) (C) 1.8  10 5
Pr

Ans. D (D) 0.18  10 5

2m 2
Time period T    15 Ans. C
qB m2
Particle will be at point P after time 1
Sol. 
1 1 T T
t s  1 T2 T
12 12 12   2  1. 1
2 2 T1 T2
It is deviated by angle    300
12 300
 1.2  10 5 
 Velocity of particle at point P 200

v  10cos 30iˆ  10sin30ˆj  1.8  10 5
 3 
 10  ˆi  1 ˆj 
 2 2 

v  5( 3iˆ  ˆj)

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23. A uniform magnetic field of strength B  2mT 25. An induced current of 2 A flows through a coil.
exists vertically downwards. These magnetic The resistance of the coil is 10Ω . What is the
field lines pass through a closed surface as change in magnetic flux associated with the
shown in the figure. The closed surface coil in 1 ms ?
consists of a hemisphere S1 , a right circular (A) 0.2  102 Wb (B) 2  102 Wb
(C) 22  10 2 Wb (D) 0.22  10 2 Wb
cone S2 and a circular surface S3 . The
Ans. B
magnetic flux through S1 and S2 are d
Sol. e 
respectively dt
d
iR 
dt
d
2  10 
1  10 3
  2  10 3
 2  10 2 wb
26. A square loop of side length ' a ' is moving away

2
from an infinitely long current carrying

c^
conductor at a constant speed ' v ' as shown.
(A) Φ S1  20Wb, Φ S2  20Wb Let ' x ' be the instantaneous distance between
the long conductor and side AB . The mutual
(B) Φ S1  20Wb, Φ S2  20Wb

m
inductance (M) of the square loop - long
(C) Φ S1  40Wb, Φ S2  40Wb conductor pair changes with time  t 
(D) Φ S1  40Wb, Φ S2  40Wb according to which of the following graphs?
E=
Ans. A
Sol. Flux entering = Flux leaving
Flux entering
s

  B.A
p'

102
 2  103     104
ee


 20 wb
Flux leaving
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  20 wb
24. In the figure, a conducting ring of certain
resistance is falling towards a current carrying
Pr

straight long conductor. The ring and

conductor are in the same plane. Then the (A) (B)

(C) (D)

(A) induced electric current is zero

Ans. C
(B) induced electric current is anticlockwise
(C) induced electric current is clockwise M  0 N1N2 ir22
Sol.
(D) ring will come to rest l
Ans. C “M” independent of “t”
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27. Which of the following combinations should be 30. Electromagnetic waves are incident normally
selected for better tuning of an LCR circuit on a perfectly reflecting surface having surface
used for communication? area A. If I is the intensity of the incident
(A) R  20Ω, L  1.5H,C  35F electromagnetic radiation and c is the speed
(B) R  25Ω,L  2.5H, C  45F of light in vacuum, the force exerted by the
(C) R  25Ω, L  1.5H,C  45F electromagnetic wave on the reflecting surface
(D) R  15Ω, L  3.5H,C  30F is
Ans. D 2IA IA
(A) (B)
Sol. For good communication Q factor should be c c
high IA I
(C) (D)
1 L 2c 2Ac
Q
R C Ans. A
1 3.5 2IA
Sol. F
5 30 C

 0.022
31. The final image formed by an astronomical

2
telescope is
28. In an LCR series circuit, the value of only
(A) real, erect and diminished

c^
capacitance C is varied. The resulting
(B) virtual, inverted and diminished
variation of resonance frequency f0 as a
(C) real, inverted and magnified
function of C can be represented as

m
(D) virtual, inverted and magnified
Ans. D
Sol.
E=
(A) (B)
32. If the angle of minimum deviation is equal to
angle of a prism for an equilateral prism, then
the speed of light inside the prism is _____
s

(A) 3  108 ms 1
p'

(B) 2 3  108 ms 1
(C) (D)
3  108 ms 1
ee

(C)
3
(D)  108 ms 1
Ans. C 2
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1 L Ans. C
Sol. f0 
2 C  A  dm 
sin  
Sol.  2 
Pr


29. The figure shows variation of R, XL and XC A
sin  
with frequency ' f ' in a series LCR circuit. 2
Then for what frequency point is the circuit A  dm =600
capacitive?
sin 600
  3
sin 300
C
 3
Cm
C
Cm 
3
 3  108 m /sec

(A) B (B) D (C) A (D) C

Ans. C
Sol. Conceptual

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33. A luminous point object O is placed at a 35. A galaxy is moving away from the Earth so that
distance 2R from the spherical boundary a spectral line at 600 nm is observed at
separating two transparent media of refractive 601 nm . Then the speed of the galaxy with
indices n1 and n2 as shown, where R is the respect to the Earth is
radius of curvature of the spherical surface. If (A) 500 km s 1
4 3
n1  , n2  and R  10 cm, the image is (B) 50 km s 1
3 2 (C) 200 km s 1
obtained at a distance from P equal to
(D) 20 km s 1
Ans. A
 V
Sol. 
 C
1 v
 
600 3  108
3  108
V  500 km / s
600

2
(A) 30 cm in the rarer medium
(B) 30 cm in the denser medium 36. Three polaroid sheets are co-axially placed as

c^
(C) 18 cm in the rarer medium indicated in the diagram. Pass axes of the
(D) 18 cm in the denser medium polaroids 2 and 3 make 30 and 90 with pass

m
Ans. A axis of polaroid sheet 1. If I0 is the intensity of
 2 1 2  1 the incident unpolarised light entering sheet 1,
Sol.  
E=
v u R the intensity of the emergent light through
3/2 4 3/2  4/3 sheet 3 is
 
v 3  2R  R
s

V  3R  30cm
34. An equiconvex lens of radius of curvature
p'

14 cm is made up of two different materials.

Left half and right half of vertical portion is
ee

made up of material of refractive index 1.5 and

(A) zero
1.2 respectively as shown in the figure. If a
3I
point object is placed at a distance of 40 cm , (B) 0
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32
calculate the image distance.
3I0
(C)
8
Pr

3I0
(D)
16
Ans. B
I0
(A) 25 cm Sol. Ires  cos2  sin2 
2
(B) 50 cm
I0
(C) 35 cm  cos2 300 sin2 300
2
(D) 40 cm
3I0
Ans. D 
32
Sol. Effective focal length
1 1 1  1  1  2  1
   
f f1 f2 R R
 f  20cm
1 1 1 1 1  1 
       v  40cm
f v u 20 v  40 

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37. In Young's double slit experiment, an electron 40. In alpha particle scattering experiment, if v is
beam is used to produce interference fringes of the initial velocity of the particle, then the
width 1 . Now the electron beam is replaced by distance of closest approach is d. If the velocity
a beam of protons with the same experimental is doubled, then the distance of closest
set-up and same speed. The fringe width approach becomes
obtained is 2 . The correct relation between 1 (A) 4 d
(B) 2 d
and 2 is
d
(A) 1  2 (C)
2
(B) No fringes are formed
d
(C) 1  2 (D)
4
(D) 1  2 Ans. D
Ans. D 1
Sol. V2 
D d
Sol.  
d 2 2
d2  V 1   V 
h h 1    
   d1  V2   2V 

2
p mv m
d

c^
 me  mp d2 
4
 e  p  1  2

m
41. The ratio of area of first excited state to ground
38. Light of energy E falls normally on a metal of state of orbit of hydrogen atom is
(A) 1:16
E=
E
work function . The kinetic energies  K  of (B) 1:4
3
(C) 4:1
the photo electrons are
(D) 16:1
2E E
(A) K  (B) K  Ans. D
s

3 3
Sol. Area  r2 n4
p'

2E E
(C) 0  K  (D) 0  K  4
3 3 A1  n1   2
   
ee

Ans. C A 2  n2  1
Sol. KEmax  E  w 0
16
E 2E 
1
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E 
3 3
2E 42. The ratio of volume of Al27 nucleus to its
KE lies from 0 to
3

surface area is Given R 0  1.2  1015 m 
Pr

39. The photoelectric work function for photo

15
metal is 2  4eV . Among the four wavelengths, (A) 2.1  10 m
the wavelength of light for which photo- (B) 1.3  10 15
m
emission does not take place is 15
(C) 0.22  10 m
(A) 200 nm (B) 300 nm
15
(C) 700 nm (D) 400 nm (D) 1.2  10 m
Ans. C Ans. D
4
Sol. w 0  2.4ev R 3
V 3 1
12400 12400 Sol.  2
 R
0   Area 4R 3
w0 2.4
1
  R 0 A1/3
0  5166A 0 3
 516.6 nm  maximum 1 1/3
  1.2  10 15   27 
 For   700nm photo electric effect does not 3
take place.  1.2  1015 m

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43. Consider the nuclear fission re action 46. The upper level of valence band and lower level
1 235 144 89
 3 01n of conduction band overlap in the case of
0 n  92 U  56 Ba  36 Kr . Assuming all
(A) silicon
the kinetic energy is carried away by the fast
(B) copper
neutrons only and total binding energies of
235 144 89
(C) carbon
92 U , 56 Ba , and 36 Kr to be 1800 MeV, 1200 (D) germanium
MeV and 780 MeV respectively, the average Ans. B
kinetic energy carried by each fast neutron is Sol. Copper is a conductor, In conductors, V.B and
(in MeV) C-B are overlapped
(A) 200 (B) 180 (C) 67 (D) 60
Ans. D 47. In the diagram shown, the Zener diode has a
B.E of products  B.E of reactants reverse breakdown voltage of VZ . The current
Sol. K.E n 
3 through the load resistance R L is IL . The
1980  1800 current through the Zener diode is
  60 MeV
3

44. The natural logarithm of the activity R of a

2
radioactive sample varies with time t as shown.

c^
At t=0, there are N0 undecayed nuclei. Then

N0 is equal to  Take e2  7.5 

m
E=
vo  v z
(A)
RS
vo  v z
(B)
s

RL
p'

vz
(C)
RL
ee

(A) 7,500 (B) 3,500  v  vz 

(D)  o   IL
(C) 75,000 (D) 1,50,000  RS 
Ans. C
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Ans. D
Sol. log e R 0  2
 V  VZ 
Sol. I  Iz  IL  Iz  I  IL   0   IL
R0  e2  7.5  RS 
Pr

R 0   No I  Iz  IL  Iz  I  IL
1 1
  slope    104 / sec
10  103 10 48. A p -n junction diode is connected to a battery
R 7.5 of emf 5.7 V in series with a resistant 5k
No  0   75,000
 104 such that it is forward biased. If the barrier
potential of the diode is 0.7 V, neglecting the
45. Depletion region in an unbiased diode resistance, the current in the circuit is
semiconductor diode is a region consisting of (A) 1.14 mA
(A) both free electrons and holes (B) 1mA
(B) neither free electrons nor holes (C) 1A
(C) only free electrons (D) 1.14A
(D) only holes Ans. B
Ans. B V  VB 5.7  0.7 5
Sol. i     103  1mA
Sol. As recombination of holes and electrons takes RS 5  103 5
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49. An athlete runs along a circular track of 52. A particle of mass 500 g is at rest. It is free to
diameter 80m. The distance travelled and the move along a straight line. The power delivered
magnitude of displacement of the athlete to the particle varies with time according to the
3 th following graph :
when he covers of the circle is ( in m)
4
(A) 60 , 40 2 (B) 40 ,60 2
(C) 120 ,80 2 (D) 80 ,120 2
Ans. A
3r
Sol. Distance   60
2
Displacement  2R  40 2

50. Among the given pair of vectors, the resultant The momentum of the particle at t=5s is
of two vectors can never be 3 units. The vectors (A) 2 5Ns (B) 5 2Ns
are (C) 5 Ns (D) 5.5 Ns

2
(A) 1 unit and 2 units Ans. C
(B) 2 units and 5 units Sol. w  kE  Area under the graph

c^
(C) 3 units and 6 units
P2
(D) 4 units and 8 units 25 
Ans. D 2m
Sol. Resultant of two vectors is always lies between
maximum (P+Q) and minimum (P~Q) resultant
m
25 
P2
2  500  103
E=
P  5 kg m /s
51. A block of certain mass is placed on a rough
inclined plane. The angle between the plane 53. Dimensional formula for activity of a
and the horizontal is 300. The coefficients of radioactive substance is
s

static and kinetic frictions between the block (A) M0L1T-1 (B) M0L-1T0
p'

and the inclined plane are 0.6 and 0.5 0 0

(C) M L T -1 (D) M-1L0T0
respectively Then the magnitude of the Ans. C
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acceleration of the block is [Take g=10 ms-2] 1

Sol. D.F for activity is  M0L0 T 1
T
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54. A ceiling fan is rotating around a fixed axle as

shown. The direction of angular velocity is
along _______.
Pr

(A) 2 ms-2
(B) zero
(C) 0.196 ms-2
(D) 0.67 ms-2
Ans. B
Sol. fs  s mg cos 
 0.6  mg  cos 30
 0.3 3 mg
mg (A) ˆj (B) ˆj
mg sin   mg sin 30 
2 (C) k̂ (D) k̂
As fs  mg sin  the block will be at rest. Ans. D
Sol. Direction of angular velocity is along -ve z axis.

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55. A body of mass 1 kg is suspended by a 58. Water flows through a horizontal pipe of
weightless string which passes over a varying cross-section at a rate of 0.314 m3s-1.
frictionless pulley of mass 2 kg as shown in the The velocity of water at a point where the
figure. The mass is released from a height of radius of the pipe is 10 cm is
1.6m from the ground. With what velocity does (A) 0.1 ms-1 (B) 1 ms-1
it strike the ground ? (C) 10 ms -1 (D) 100 ms-1
Ans. C
Sol. Q  AV
0.314   r 2 .V
0.314  3.14  10 2  V
V  10 ms 1

59. A solid cube of mass m at a temperature 0 is

(A) 16 ms-1 (B) 8 ms-1 heated at a constant rate. It becomes liquid at
(C) 4 2 ms-1 (D) 4 ms-1 temperature 1 and vapour at temperature 2 .
Ans. B

2
Let s1 and s2 be specific heats in its solid and
1 1 liquid states respectively. If Lf and Lv are latent
Sol. m1gh  m1V 2  I2

c^
2 2 heats of fusion and vaporisation respectively,
m2R 2 V 2 M2 2 then the minimum heat energy supplied to the
I  2  V cube until it vaporises is

m
2 R 2
1 1 m2 2 (A) ms1  1  0   ms2  2  1 
m1gh  m1V 2  V
E=
2 2 2 (B) mL f  ms2  2  1   mL v
1 1  (C) ms1  1  0   mL f  ms2  2  1   mL v
1  10  1.6    1   1 V 2
2 2 
(D) ms1  1  0   mL f  ms2  2  0   mL v
V  4 ms 1
s

Ans. C
p'

Sol. Heat energy supplied

56. What is the value of acceleration due to gravity
at a height equal to half the radius of the Q  ms1  1  0   mL f  mS2  2  1   mL V
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Earth, from its surface ?

(A) 4.4 ms-2 (B) 6.5 ms-2 60. One mole of an ideal monoatomic gas is taken
(C) zero (D) 9.8 ms-2 round the cyclic process MNOM. The work
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Ans. A done by the gas is

gR 2 4g 4
Sol. gh  2
   9.8  4.4m /s 2
R  h 9 9
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57. A thick metal wire of density  and length ‘L’

is hung from a rigid support. The increase in
length of the wire due to its own weight is
(Y=Young’s modulus of the material of the wire)
(A) 4.5 P0V0 (B) 4 P0V0
gL 1 gL2 (C) 9 P0V0 (D) 2 P0V0
(A) (B)
Y 2 Y Ans. D
gL2 1 1
(C) (D) gL2 Sol. Work done W=  Base  height
Y 4Y 2
Ans. B 1
  3V0  V0  3P0  P0 
mgl 2
Sol. Increase in weight due to its own weight =
2Ay 1
  2V0  2P0 
2
L2g
 W  2P0 V0
2y

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