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the
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(vi)

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are

~~

any

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on electric ~ 10 cm~ radio on the ~ metal V me ~o e its 47tE

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properties

-q:;(

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What ~ 11R the ~ ~

2
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Two

bar

magnets

are

quickly

moved

towards

metallic

loop

across a capacitor

capacItor.
C

'c' as shown in the figure.

Predict

the polarity
'

connected

of the

Is

IN

sl

-+

-E--

-q:

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NI

(~)

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sl

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is (i) forward
~ p-n ~ ~

biased, (ii) reverse biased?

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(ii)

8.

Define the term 'stopping

~ ~ ~ ~ ~ i:f 'R"Um

potential'
fq'1:rq'

in relation
-q?,: ~ ~

to photoelectric
~ I

effect.

9.

thin

straight

infinitely

long

conducting

wire

having

charge

is

enclosed

by

cylindrical

surface

of

radius

and

length

l,

its

density

coinciding with

the length of the wire. Find the expression for the 2

~
~ ~, dR

electric flux through the surface of the cylinder.

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"qjT
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r ~
~,

~
mm

l ~ ~
~ dR

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parallel

no

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(~

31fctm

charges:

where

Plot

steady

"q:jT{UT

~~ work )

obtained.

charge
~

are

the

graph

wire. 'q'

~~

to

m is

~I-II~~,

mit

steady

"q:<:fT current

is

field

eddy

(1

~ -q~

the

done

expression ~,

the

Write

mm -q ~

~C,

showing

due

moving

currents? "1

~ first

current

by (1

distance

~ (11)

~,

a:r;<:r the

~C,

to this

~C)

wire.

with

flows

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the

~ for the

expression

lTfu force

(12)

and

~C)

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variation

Lorentz

current through

(m) ~

in

velocity

~ on

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the

magnetic

( of ~C,

two

mtfi

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charges

force

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of

(F)

of

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versus"

the

particle

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currents.

pali

graphs

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( -4),

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of

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given

incorporate

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circuit,

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effect

determine

-rit

assuming

~ Ampere's

to the frequencies
~

is sky wave communication?

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is I C being C charged

the

due to the

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point

potential

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only upto few MHz?

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displacement

6
circuital 2A 2V II by law a time B

2A

2V

to

II

at

be

~"q:jT

point

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at

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MHz

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is

current.

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varying

generalized

potential,

mode of propagation

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ret capacitance

of three

identical

capacitors

in series is 1 J.1F.What

rill be their net capacitance if connected in parallel?

i'ind the ratio of energy stored in the two configurations if they )oth connected to the same source. are 2

(-q:q;-~)

~~

it

~~

(~)

J.1F

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it

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(~)

~,

(~)

mftm

mlft

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it

~~

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Using the curve for the binding energy per nucleon as a function of
mass number A, state clearly how the release in energy in

processes of nuclear fission and nuclear fusion can be explained.

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~~

fqm

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it

fq1J;m

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In

the

meter

bridge

experiment,

balance

point

was

observed

at

-cx:IT@i

AJ
(i)

= l.
The values of R and X were doubled and then interchanged.

would

be the new position

of balance

point?

(ii)

If the galvanometer and battery are interchanged at the balance position, how will the balance point get affected?
R X

What

with

1
A B

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R

(~)
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~~

(~

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A convex lens made up of glass of refractive turn, in (i) a medium' 1.33.

behave as a converging or a diverging

index 1.65,

1.5 is dipped, (ii) a medium

l:

in of

of refractive

index

refractive
(a) Will

index
it

lens

in

the

cases?

(b)

How

will

its

focal

length

change

in

the

two

media?

two

~~q\:fr1i~ 1.5 ~ ~
(ii) 1.33. 31~q\:fr1i~ ~

~ ~
~ ~

~
~

~
~

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(i) 1.65 31~q\:fr1i~ ~, ~

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(b)

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(c)

(b)

(a)

(c)

Draw

Draw

GT

~1i1~~UI the ~

mm~1 ~ ~ I

~ a an

ql~lq~

(~)

"CfiR-q:;

modulating
briefly ~

real
convex mirror radiation object potential (fuT;rC1) plate

am

fcfqq

"q:jT

( Gm

~ fuT;rC1 -q;) ~

a plot

image

mm

suitable

~ vI

mirror equation placed ~ any

the location
~

~ ) t potential

t -q;)

a signal.
RUftft

oq;1 ~

be

m?:I',

having

a:rrrrrm

am ~ v2

two

beyond
higher?

showing

produces a virtual

am

always

between

fcfqq

~-~

diagram
~

to

2f

}fld~~

2f.
oq;1 factors show ~

the
for the

~ "q:jT

to
(VI>

of the object.
produces ~

Justify two same

f ~ ~

and

that

show
which

31lq~~~dl

variation

sinusoidal signal as the modulating signal.

and enlarged image.

an object placed between the pole and focus of

9
am I 2f ~ ~ a of ~ virtual mm demonstrate a ~, concave

v2)

different

~,

intensity.

your

-q~

GT

"q:jT

answer.

31fqfu"ff

amplitude

"q:jT

~,

frequencies,

~,

-q;)

In

}frn~~

image

~ ~

CI:ft

~~~uli

which

'3"W

mirror

of photoelectric

2f

a:rrrrrm

independent

modulation

the

case

t t

~lq~l~

31rTt

~~

vI

produces

~ ~,

am

need

aconcave

>

ml:fi

will

current

(oq't;)

31~

v2'

using
"qjRUT

fuT;rC1

(~)

am

the

for

mirror
of

of

with

"q:jT

a
3

P.T.D.

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25.

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(b)

the

You

(b)

Draw

(a)

Cft1T

working

"SI"~

logic

are

~~~~3ffi~~~m"ffi~

~~~

~I

~~

The

the

mm R~

~ B

operation

given

kinetic
ground

'qft"q?;r

labelled

3ffi

principle.

'--'-.~

'qft"q?;r

YRctJ~"11

in a hydrogen

and

state

circuit

carried

Show

'"q:jT

the gate it corresponds

potential
W1T-~ l-i~d~ energy ~ ~~

diagram
}

atom.

~~~i"1

the

to.
below. out ~ ~ by ~,

of

-i1~ilctJd

of

energies

Write hydrogen

full

this

~,

input-output

10

31lW~

~
circuit. its 13.6 truth Draw eV table. ? m"ffi the Z

~ ~~

wave

of the
atom

~-~"

waveforms.

--~

31lW

~
(m)

electron
is

rectifier

-13.6

.q:

~~

in

Hence,

circuit.

logic

~'ctJl~ctJl\1

eV.

this

I ~QI(.jdl

What

symbol

state?

identify

State

~I~~

are

Using de Broglie's hypothesis, explain with the help ofa suitable diagram, Bohr's second postulate of quantization of energy levels

(~an)~ ~ ~ I ~ Wm '"q:jT ~ I -it-CI; ~ ~

'qR;it of .q:

its
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26.

CfI1 ~ am moon eyepiece image focal the A "CfiT~~~~? ~ ~Gm ~

}jlct~~

giant

compound

10 objective

~~ ~

length

is

of

CfI1 cm

~qj

3.8

3.42

refracting

the

lens

the angular

~Gm

31fq~

if

15

1.0

moon

microscope

108 ~

lens.

of

~ m.

106

"CfiT ~ ~
cm ~ focal ~ ~ ~ If ~ formed telescope m ~ Calculate -3=1fi1~ an am and length

magnification

q))

q))

-quqffi

microscope. Also calculate

eyepiece

uses

3=lfi1~

the

~ ?~
by CfI1 at ~ ~~ radius ~, ~ the ~ an lens am 3T~

an

10

the

cm.

objective

-~

OR

objective

magnifying

observatory

the length

11
"ill ~ ~ 1ft ~ ~ of

of

An

-.

3tM~

~ the

focal

of the telescope.

"q)T

object

lens

~~

~ lunar

~ cm

lens?

length

CfI1

power

of

has

__~..:i ~ ~

is

~ orbit

focal

placed

CfI1 The

an

1.0

of the microscope.
of

~,

-;:;m:rT

length

is

objective

?jt'!i

cm

diameter

the

3.8

at

is

"ill ~

~ ~

If this telescope is used to view the moon, what is the diameter

6

"CfiT 3.42 106 ~ am~ ~ x m

x used, ~ I ~ 108 ~ ~ ~~ of 15 4 ~ m. find the cm m

compound

cm

cm

lens

from

and

of

of the

CfI1 ~
~

P.T.D.

~'-

~-~

---

-.-

:::=~..

27.

Two

heating

elements

of

resistances

RI

and

R2

when

operated

at

_o~~,I.,:

constant

supply

of

voltage,

V,

consume

powers

PI

and

P2

Deduce the expressions are, in turn, voltage supply. connected

for the power of their

combination

respectively.

when they

in (i) series and (ii) parallel

across the same 3

RI~

R2~

~~,

(~)

q1"F2""('!T

V~

~~

-q"{,

PI

am

P2

tr

~m

(i)

~~

-ij

(ii)

-q~

(~)

-ij,

~~

(~)

~,

~~

(mall)

-ij

28.

(a)

State the principle giving its labelled

of the working diagram.

of a moving

coil galvanometer,

(b)

"Increasing necessarily

the

current

sensitivity

of a galvanometer Justify

may not

increase its voltage sensitivity."

this statement. of resistance

5

(c)

Outline
RG into

the necessary steps to convert a galvanometer

an ammeter of a given range.

(a)

Using

Ampere's

circuital

law,

OR

obt~in

the

expression

for

the

magnetic field due to a long solenoid at a point inside the solenoid

i
!

on its axis.
(b) In what respect is a toroid different from a solenoid? Draw and

compare

the

pattern

of

the

magnetic

field

lines

in

the

two

(c)

How

is

the

magnetic

field

inside

given

solenoid

made

strong?

cases.

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~ ~ I

-q"{

~, ~

am

(a)

~
(b)

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jl~-1I~Ic.~~ 'i:Tm-~mfu"ffi ~
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-q"{

~ ~

I" ~

-q:;~

~ ~

-ij ~

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,-

. c'""

(c)

Ra

m'i:1

fCfim

~i~o1l~I~~

-qj)

fCfim

(~)

-qftm

4FtctFf1d ~

~ ~

3:jlct~(.j~ ~

-qj) ~

3T~
(a)

~
~

~
fCfim

4Ft4~1(.j ~

~ ~

~, ~ ~

4Fto1lr~~1
"SrTt(f

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I

"Q\, ~~~

~ ~ ~, ~ ~

~
? ~

(b)

fCfim 4Fto1lr~~1 ~

~
~ ~

"5fq)T{

fi:r;r

~ ~
I

~ ~

~~
(c) fCfim ~

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4Fto1lr~~1

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if

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29. State
diagram.
The coil

the working

of a.c. generator

with

the help

of a labelled

of

an

a.c.

generator

having

turns,

each

of

area

A,

rotated

with

constant

angular

velocity

roo

Deduce

the

expression

the alternating

e.m.f.

generated

in the

coil.

What is the source of energy generation

OR

in this device?

for

is

~ tic
'ii'"

~f;'

(a)

Show

that

in

an

a.c.

circuit

containing

pure

inductor,

the

voltage is ahead of current

by n/2 in phase.

~.

~:

!k~

':

(b)

horizontal

straight

wire

of

length

extending

from

east

to

is falling
of Earth's

with speed v at right

magnetic field B.

angles to the horizontal

component

(i) (ii) (iii)

Write the expression for the instantaneous e.m.f. induced in the wire. What is the direction of the e.m.f. ?

value of the

Which end of the wire is at the higher potential?

west

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(a.c.)

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i:f

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(j)

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i:f

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fCfi

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experimental

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diffraction
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from a monochromatic source

slit on
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light

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normally.

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width

of the first

diffraction

fringe

is half

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