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PHYSICS
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Time Allowed : Three Hours
Maximum Marks : 300
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SectionA
1. Answer all the five parts below : 12x5=60
(a) Two identical relativistic particles of rest
mass m and kinetic energy T collide
head-on. What is the relative kinetic
energy, i.e., the kinetic energy T' of one
in the rest frame of the other?
(b) Define a conservative field. Determine if
the field given below is conservative in
nature :
E = c[y2i + (2xy + z2 ) 3+ 2yz1C] V/m
where c is a constant.
(c) Calculate the moment of inertia of a
solid cone of mass M, height h, vertical
half-angle a and radius of its base R,
about an axis passing through its vertex
and parallel to its base.
(d) Aresistance R and a lossless capacitor C
are connected through a switch. The
capacitor is charged to potential ;, and
the switch is closed at t = 0. Prove that
the energy stored in the capacitor is
equal to the energy dissipated in the
resistor.
(e) Arigid body is spinning with an angular
velocity of 4rs
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about an axis parallel to
the direction (4j- 3k) passing through
the point A with OA = 2i +33 - k, where
0 is the origin of the coordinate system.
Find the magnitude and direction of the
linear velocity of the body at point P

with OP =4i - 2j + k.
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2.
The volume between two concentric
conducting spherical surfaces of radii a and
b (a < b) is filled with an inhomogeneous
dielectric with E =E0 1(1+ cr), where c is a
constant and r is the radial coordinate.
Acharge +Q is placed on the inner surface,
while the outer surface is grounded.
Determine
(a) D in the region a < r < b;
(b) capacitance of the device;
(c)
polarization charge density in the region
a < r < b;
(d)
surface polarization charge densities at
r = a and r = b
15+15+15+15=60
3. Aparticle is moving in a central force field on
an orbit given by r = keae , where k and a are
positive constants, r is the radial distance
and 9 is the polar angle.
(a)
Find the force law for the central force
field.
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(b) Find 9(t) .
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(c) Find the total energy. 20
4. (a) What is a displacement current? Prove
that lines of conduction current plus
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(b) Consider a uniform half-sphere of
radius R and mass M. The half-sphere
is supported by a frictionless horizontal
plane as shown in the figure. The
half-sphere lies in the region z < O.
Y 0 = Origin
A= Supporting plane
Find the centre of mass of the
half-sphere.

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(c)
Assume E = 0 inside a perfect
conductor. Elaborate on any other four
electrostatic properties that arise from
this property.

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(d) Aprojectile of mass M explodes, while
in flight, into three fragments. One
fragment of mass ml = M / 2travels in
the original direction of the projectile.
Another fragment of mass m2 = M /6
travels in the opposite direction and
the third fragment of mass m3 = M / 3
comes to rest. The energy E, released in
the explosion, is 5 times the kinetic
energy of the projectile at explosion.
What are the velocities of the
fragments?

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SectionB
5. Answer all the five parts below : 12x5=60
(a) The motion of a damped mechanical
oscillator is represented by
Trik + +0x = 0
where at, a and 13 are constants. The
oscillator is critically damped. The
system is given an impulse at x = 0 and
t = 0, resulting in an initial velocity v.
After how much time the system
experiences maximum displacement?
(b) Show that a travelling wave on the
string, clamped on both the ends,
undergoes a phase change of n. Hence
obtain the time-independent form of the
wave equation representing a standing
wave on the string.
(c)
The separation between the slits is
0.5 mm in Young's double-slit
experiment. The interference pattern
observed on a screen placed 5 m away
reveals the location of the first
maximum which is 6 mm from the
centre of the pattern. Calculate the
wavelength of light and separation
between second and third bright
fringes.
(d) Show that the Helmholtz free energy
of a system never increases in any
isothermal-isochoric transformation.
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(e) Consider non-equilibrium situation for
a system in which the population
inversion has been achieved. Explain
that such a system can be treated as if
it has negative absolute temperature.
6. (a) Distinguish between Fresnel and
Fraunhofer classes of diffraction. Show
that the area of each Fresnel half-period
zone is same.
(b) Adiffraction grating of width 5 cm with
slits of width 10-4 cm separated by a
distance of 2x10-4cm is illuminated by
light of wavelength 550 nm. What will
be the width of the principal maximum
in the diffraction pattern? Would there
be any missing orders?
(c)
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Hence show that the heat capacity
Cp of an ideal gas is independent of
pressure P.
7.
(a) Derive an expression for intermodal
dispersion for a multimodal step-index
fibre.
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(b) Apulse of X0 = 600 nm and AX= 10 nm
propagates through a fibre which has
a material dispersion coefficient of
50 ps per km per nm at 600 nm.
Calculate the pulse broadening in
traversing a 10 km length of the fibre. If
the pulse width at the input of the fibre
is 12ns, what will be the pulse width at
the output of the fibre?

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(c) Show that both Fermi-Dirac and
Bose-Einstein distributions reduce
under certain condition in a form which
gives the total number of particles as
N = Ank e-
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where Ais a constant and 13=1/ kBT.
Further show that this expression is
just the same as that obtained from the
Maxwellian speed distribution. 15+15=30
8. (a) Use matrix method to obtain an
expression for the focal length of a
coaxial combination of two thin lenses
having focal lengths fl and f2 separated
by distance d.

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( b) Calculate the minimum thickness of a
quartz plate which would behave as a
quarter-wave plate for wavelength of
light, X= 6000 A. The refractive indices
for ordinary and extraordinary rays are
pc, = 1544and = 1- 553.

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