gures o the

righnt ndlcate jull

mark.
(7 For each MCQ, correct answer must be wrllen along wiun

alphabet. eg. (o).. /(6). (d)...etc.

(8) Physical Constants:

Plank 3 constant (h)= 6.63 x107" Js
9 Charge on electron (o)=1.6x10"°c
i i Speed of light in ar (o) =3x10 m/s
(iv) T=3.142

SECTION - A

1. Select and write correet answers of the

following sub- 10
questions
) Nature of the wavefront originating from a point source of
light at a finite distance is .
(a) cylindrical (b) spherical
(c) plane (d) elliptical
(i) In practice, Poisson's ratio 'o' lies between
(a) - and + (b) 0 and +
(c) 0 and 0.5 (d) 0.5 and 1.0

(Gii) Detergents are used for cleaning the clothes, because they

(a) absorb dirt

(b) increase surface tension

(c) reduce surface tension

(d) decrease viscosity of liquid

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iv) The total charge induced in a conducting loop when it is
moved in a magnetic field depends upon

(a) total change in the magnetic fux

(b) final magnetic flux only

(c) the rate of change of magnetic flux

(d) initial magnetic flux only

(v) The magnetic flux inside

a solenoid is.

(a) directly proportional to its length

to total number of tums
(b) inversely proportional
the current
(c) inversely proportional to

to the current
(d) directly proportional

(vi) Two sources are called coherent sources, if they produce

waves of

(a) equal wavelength

(b) cqual velocity
(c) different amplitudes

(d) having a constant phase difference

each of capacity C' are connected in
(vii) If 'n' capacitors
parallel across a source of e.m.f. V volt, then the energy

stored in the system of capacitors is:

(a) Cv2 (b)cv?

2n

(c) nCv 20

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 thickness
material and of s a m e
of the same their
(Vii) Two discs
made
respectively.
Ratio of
0.6 m
radii 0.2 m and passing
have perpendicular
axes
the
m o m e n t of
inertia about

through the centre of mass is.

(b) 1:9
(a) 1:3
(d) 1:81
(c) :27
motions are represented by
harmonie
(ix) Tiwo simple

Y 4sin 4Tt1+and Y =3cos(4ri). Their resultant

ampliude is
(b) I unit
(a) -

I unit
(d) 7 units
(c) S units
27°C.
material is 7 at
(X} The susceptibility of'a paramagnetic
temperature.
Itssusceptibility will be at
(a) 27°CC
(b) 427C

(d) 627C
(c) $27C

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Q. 2. Answer the following questions :

of a body.
() State the dimensions of emissive power
KirehhoiT's law of voltage.
) Write matheatical equation of
between applied A.C. e.m.f.
(ii) What is the phase diflerence
purely resistive circuit?
and current tlowing through a

of inciden light on maximum

(iv) What is the effect of intensity
kinetic energy of emitued photoelectrons?

added in pure silicon, what type

(v) If pentavalent inmpurity is
formed?
of semiconductor is
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 (vi) State the formula of
range, for the
line of site
in terms of radius of the earth propagation
(R) and height (h) of the
antenna.

(vii) The equation of simple harmonic progressive wave is

y = 5 sin(100t x) where x and y are in metre and t is

2
in second. What is the period of the wave?

(vii) In an air column closed at one end the successive vibrating

fequencies found to be 250 l1z, 350 Hz and 450 Hz.

are

What is the fundanental frequeney of the air column?

SECTION - B

Attempt any ElGHT questions of the following: 16

close to earth's
Q. 3. Prove that critical velocity of'a satellite revolving
and
surface is 2R Where and Rare average density
respectively and G is universal gravitational
radius of the earth
constant.

between cenuripetal force and centritugal force.

Q. 4. Distinguish
radius ol gyration ol a body about a

Q. 5. What do you by
mean

and dimensions.
given axis? State its SI unit
frequeney of series
Deduce the expression for the
resonant
Q. 6.
1C.R. cireuit.

Q. 7. Define:
(i) Modulation

(ü) Transducer

variation of K.E., PE. and T.E. of

a
graphically the
Q. 8. Represent
S.H.M. with respect to displacement.
particle performing
P.
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 orbiting sae

or
fork.
in an
Q.9. Explain why an astronaut
a
t u n i n g

heard
with

of weightlessness. u n i s o n

of
beats

in
is
n u m b e r

Q.10. A stretched sonometer wire 4%,

the tork.

Wheni its length is "Creascd

by equency
of
the

Calculate
the

Calculate the m'.

per second is
6. 0.025

occupies

Q.11. At 27°C, 16 grams of oxygen gas

c o n s t a n t

by it.
pressure exerted
U n i v e r s a l

g/mol.
32
Molar muss of oxygen i l l u m i n a t e d

R 8.4 J/mol K] the slit

from
fringes
of the
cm
tance
ofS
Q.12. A biprism is plac The
width
the
5890A. from
cm
by sodium light of waveleng distance
of 75
the
at the
between

obtained on a sereenplaced distance

the
Calculale
orism is 9.424 x 10cm.
bipris
two coherent sources. to
reduced
transtomer
is
Timary of
a
Q.13. A current of i0A in a coefticient of
second. If thec
ro at the uniform rate in 0.I induced in the
is the c.m.f.
utual inductance be 3H, what

secondary ?
accelerated from
1 . Calculate the de-Broglie wavelength ofa
proton
rest by a potential difference of 50 V.

IMass of proton =
1.673 x
10kg

SECTION- C
Attempt any EIGHT questions of the following:
2
Q.15. State and prove the principle of perpendicular axes.

Q.16. State and prove Gauss' theorem in electrostatics.

Q.17. Explain with a neat circuit diagram, how will

you determine the
unknown resistance by using meter-bridge.
a

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 tor pressure cxcrled by a gas, deduce
Q.18. Using tlhe expression
expression for:
(i) Kinctic energy of gas.

(i) Kinctic energy per unit volume of gas.

i) Kinctic energy per mole of gas.

interterence of light? State the conditions for steady

Q.19. What is
interference pattern.

Q. 20. Describe construction and working of a photoelectric cell.

21. Write a short note on transistor as a switch.
Q.
resistance of 502 and
Q. 22. The moving coil galvanometer has a

full scale deflection for a current of 10 mA. How will

gives a
50 A? Also calculate
you convert it into an ammcter of range 0
cquivalent resistance of ammeter.

during passage its

Q. 23. Determine the change in wavelength light
of
with respect to air
from air to glass. If resractive index of glass
10Hz calculate the w a v e
is 1.5 and frequency of light is 4x

number of light in the glass.

cross-sectional area I mm is stretched by
Q. 24. A steel wire having
in the wire if Young's
10N. Calculate the lateral strain produced
and Poisson's ratio of steel
modulus steel 2x10
of is N/m
is 0.291.
vehicles on a road is 100 km/hr. policeman
A
25. The speed limit for
Q. of the horn of a car as it
detects a drop of 20% in the pitch
the policeman justificd in punishing the car driver
passes him. Is
limit?
for crossing the speed

[Velocity of' sound in

air =
340 m/s]
atom revolves around the nucleus in an orbit
Q. 26. An electron in an
moment, if
the equivalent magnetic
of radius 0.53A. Calculate
is 6.8 x10"MHz.
the frequency of revolution of electron
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 SECTION- D
|121
following
THREE
questions ofthe
Attempt any obtain expression
linear S.H.M.
differential equation of particlc
the of a
27. F r o m and displacement
Q. velocity
for acceleration,
perfoming linear S.H.M.

level diagram
and explain first
and labelled energy
neat
Q. 28. Draw a atom.
lines for hydrogen
t w o series
of spectral
conical pendulum.
an expression for the period of a
Q. 29. Obtain circumlèrence
moves around the
of 100 gram
An object mass

angular speed 7.5 rad/s.

radius 2m with
constant

ofa circle of
Calculate
G) Linear speed
(ü) Centripetal force
characteristics of angle
Dcfine of contact. State any two
Q. 30. angle
of contact.
tube.
Water rises to a height of 3.2 cm in a glass capillary
rises in another
Calculate the height to which the same water

capillary having half area of eross-section.

Q. 31. Explain the tems

) Free vibrations
(i) Forced vibrations
The length of an air column for fundamental mode in resonance

tube is 16 and that for second resonanee is $0.25 em.

cm

Calculate the end correction and inner diameter of the tube.

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