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2051.

A body starting from rest accelerates uniformly atthe rate of 10 cms 2 and retards uniformly at the rate20 cms-2. Find the least time in which it cancomplete the journey of 5 km if the maximumvelocity attained by the body is 72 kmhof

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2052.

62.5 cm?24) 0.02 cm 2 x 10 rm65) 5 μm=5x10m

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2053.

47) A fuse wire is a/arn(A)Conductor having low melting point(B) Insulator having low meliting point(C)Semi-conductor having low melting point(DConductor having high melting point

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conducter having high melting point

2054.

QUIZ BYPNKThe minimum distance require to hear an echo, it the speed of sound in air is 350mst and perception of() 17(の 35(c) 17.52 The speed of a sound wave whose frequency is 200 Hz in ar (medium-I) is 360ms1t is3 A sound wave travelling in positive X-direction reflects from a rigid surface, then its(a) frequency changes(c) wavelength changes(b) speed changes(d none of theseDirections for question no. 4 to 6Oscillations of a pendulum bob are periodic in nature. By considering the above facquestions. (Take 9, = 10 msカt answer the following4 Number of oscillations completed in unit time is(b) 12(o) 2(c) 114ir t,-10, then the length of the pendulum is(a) 15,m(b) 2(d) of theseoray aun!. then the time"it s taken to a celestial body, whose acceleration due to gravity is 규 aat, then the time taken tocomplete one oscillation(a) increases by 'n times6(b) decreases by 'n' times(d we cannot predictFIITJEE

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2055.

3. Calculate the wavelength of asound wave whose frequency is220 Hz and speed is 440 m/s ina given medium

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Formula -Velocity = Wavelength × Frequency

Using the above mentioned formula,v = λ × nwhere λ denotes Wavelength and n denotes frequencyGiven,v = 440 m/secn = 220 Hzλ = ?v = λ × n440 = λ × 220=> λ = 440 / 220=> λ = 2WAVELENGTH (λ) = 2 m

2056.

, Define angle of minimum deviation. For a prism of angle A = 60 , the angle ofminimum deviation is 30o. Calculate its refractįve index of the material of theprism.RA

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A ray of light is deflected twice in a prism. The sum of these deflections is thedeviation angle. When the entrance and exitanglesare equal, thedeviation angleof a ray passing through a prism will be aminimum.

2057.

25. Define angle of minimum deviation. For a prism of angle A 60, the angle ofminimum deviation is 30°. Calculate its refractive index of the material of theprism14]

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A ray of light is deflected twice in a prism. The sum of these deflections is thedeviation angle. When the entrance and exitanglesare equal, thedeviation angleof a ray passing through a prism will be aminimum.

2058.

for a glass prism (refractive index =√3) the angle of minimum deviation is equal to angle of prism. find the angle of prism

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2059.

: Exercise:1. Which colour deviate minimum during the dispersion of light through a prism ?2. If angle of incident increases angle of deviation decreases, but after a certain value of angle ofincident, the angle of deviation increases. What is that specific value of angle of incident called?Does these angles same for light of all colour?

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1)As thewhite light, consisits of seven colours in which thevioletcolour has least wavelength andredcolour has the maximum wavelength. Soviolet colouredlightdeviates the most and theredcolouredlightdeviates the least among the sevencomponent coloursof thewhite lightwhenwhite lightis dispersed.

2060.

05. When is the angle of deviation minimum?

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Minimum angel of deviation.The smallest angle through which light is bent by an optical element or system .In a prism ,the angle of deviation is a minimum if the incident and exiting rays form equal angles with the prism faces. The angle is important relative to prism spectroscopes because it can be easily determined .

2061.

The value of angle of deviationproduced by a prism ......

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The value of angle of deviation produced by a prism is different for rays of different colours . It is least for red and maximum for violet .

The value of angel of deviation produced by a prism is different colours. it is least for red and maximum for violet

2062.

State the law of conservation of momentum and explain with a suitable ex

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Thelaw of conservation of angular momentum statesthat theangular momentumof a body that is the product of its moment of inertia about the axis of rotation and itsangularvelocity about the same axis, cannot change unless an external torque acts on the system.

2063.

to stop9. A bag of mass M hangs by a long thread and abullet (mass m) comes horizontally with velocity vand get caught in the bag. Then for the combinedsystem (bag + bullet)mMv(M +m)(1) Momentum is(2) Kinetic energy is M(3) Momentum is mV(M+ m)(4) Kinetic energy ism2v22(Mm)

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2064.

2.Writeangularmomentumin vector form and its SI unit. A body rotating with linear momentum 4 1-3kabout an axis of rotation at a distance 1-2j+4k. Find angular momentum.Or

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2065.

2 Pick out the two scalar quantities in the following listforce, angular momentum, work, currentvelocity, magnetic moment, relative velocity, linear momentum, electric field, average

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2066.

(14)- Define "Conservation of Linear Momentum" [1

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The conservation of linear momentum is based on the principle of Newton’s first law of motion.It implies that for an isolated system, i.e., for a system with no external force, the momentum remains a constant quantity.It also implies the Newton’s third law of motion, i.e., the law of reciprocal actions which states that the force acting between systems is opposite in sign andequalto each other.

2067.

hat are fossil fuels?The total number of National Park in India is:(a) 83(c) 92Underground water is the water that:(a) comes as rain water(c) sceps into carth3.(b) 89(d) none of these4.(b) oceanic water(d)none of thesc

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Fossil fuels are the non-renewable fuel formed due to burying of plants and animals under sedimentary layers of earth, snow or oil millions of years ago, e.g., coal and petroleum.

2068.

.Write the relationship between angle of incidence i, angle of prism A and angle of minimum deviations from a triangular prism.

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2069.

6. A ray P0 is incidentnormally on the face PAB of a triangularprism of refractingangle of 60° made ofatransparent materialof refractive index 2//3 as shown in thefigure. Trace the path of the ray as itpasses through the prism. Also, calculatethe angle of emerdeviation, Delhi 2014Cgence and angle of

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If iCis the critical angle for the prism/ material,

Angle of incidence at face AC of the prism = 60°

Hence, refracted ray grazes the surface AC.

=> Angle of emergence = 90°

=> Angle of deviation = 30°.

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2070.

A river is flowing from west to east at a speed of 8 m/min.Anan on the south bank of the river, capable of swimming at0 m/min in still water, wants to swim across the river in theshortest time. He should swim in a direction:(a) due north(c) 30° west of north(b)(d)30° east of north60° east of north

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Given that man's Velocity is 20 m/min.. and river Velocity is 8 m/sec.

the direction should be due north . option A

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answer is a. due north because his reluctant velocity acts towards east and the distance to be covered to reach the other bank increases

2071.

34. A particle has initial velocity (21 + 3j) andacceleration (0.3 +0.21). The magnitudeof velocity after 10 second will bea) 9V2 units c) 5 unitsb) 572 units d) 9 units

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Correct answer is (b)

Use v=u+atV=(2i+3j)+10(0.3i+2j)=(2+3)i+(3+2)j=5i+5jhencemagnitude will be √5^2+5^2=5√2 units option c

tha correct answer is option b

2072.

4. The displacement of an object along the three axes aregiven by, x - 2t2,y t2 -4t and z 3t -5 The initialvelocity of the particle is(a) 10 units(c) 5 units(b) 12 units(d) 2 units

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2073.

If y = tan x . cos2x thendydxwill be-(A) 1 + 2sinx(B) 1-2sin2x(C) 1(D) 2 sin?xt there exist maximum of 'Q' is

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2074.

A rope 1 cm in diameter breaks if the tension in itexceeds 500 N. The maximum tension that may be givento a similar rope of diameter 2 cm is(a) 500 N (b) 250 N (c) 1000 N (d) 2000 N

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2075.

14What will be the value of refractive index of alcoholw.rt. carbon disulphide? The refractive index ofalcohol w.rit. air is 1.36 and that of carbondisulphide w.rt. air is 1.63.

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2076.

: 60Namedhe_ defect-ar-nationcmdeyectLonipute the powex aPower의.. dhalení.

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The focal length of spectacles is -60 cm and we know that concave lens have the focal length in negative. and concave lens are used to correct myopia or short-sightedness.

the power of the lens =1/f. since the focal length is in centimetres we convert it by dividing by100

100/-60=power of lens

-100/60, i.e, -5/3 or -1.66D

2077.

A thick straight wire of length tm isfixed at its midpoint and then bent in theform of a circle. The shift in its centre ofmass isa) tm b)0.5m c)2m d m

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the answer is π/2 m.

Answer: b)0.5

Explanation:

When the wire is bent in the form of the circle the center of mass of the wire shifts to the center of the wire. Thus, the shift in center of mass of the wire is equal to the radius of the circular wire.

Suppose the radius of the circular wire is ‘x’.

The circumference of the wire will be 2πx.

Since, length of the wire is π, so, π = 2πx

=> x = 0.5 m.

This is the shift in origin of the center of mass of the wire.

2078.

A jet plane moves up in air because :(a) The gravity does not act on bodies movingwith high speeds(b) The thrust of the jet compensates for theforce of gravity(c) The flow of air around the wings causes anupward force, which compensates for theforce of gravity(d) The weight of air whose volume is equal tothe volume of the plane is more than theweight of the plane

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FlightBegins withAirin Motion. As anairplane movesthrough theair, its wingscausechanges in the speed and pressure of theair movingpast them. These changes result in theupwardforce called lift.

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2079.

A jet aeroplane travelling at the speed of 500 km/hrejects its products of combusion at speed of 1500km/hr relative to jet plane. What is the relativevelocity of the latter with respect to an observer onthe ground?

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2080.

(9) A jet aeroplane travelling at the speed of 500 km/hrejects its products of combusion at speed of 1500km/hr relative to jet plane. What is the relativevelocity of the latter with respect to an observer onthe ground?

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2081.

Question 5:A jet airplane travelling at the speed of 500 km ejects its products of combustion at thespeed of 1500 km h relative to the jet plane. What is the speed of the latter with respect to anobserver on the ground ?

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2082.

3.5 A jet airplane travelling at the speed of 500 km h1 ejects its products of combustion at the speed of1500 km h-' relative to the jet plane. What is the speed of the latter with respect to an observer on theground ?

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2083.

A jet airplane travelling at the speed of 500 km h-1 ejects its products of combustionat the speed of 1500 km h1 relative to the jet plane. What is the speed of thelatter with respect to an observer on the ground ?3.5

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2084.

(9) A jet aeroplane travelling at the speed of 500 km/hrejects its products of combusion at speed of 1500km/hr relative to jet plane. What is the relativevelocity of the latter with respect to an observer onthe ground?(Ans.: 1000 km/hr)

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2085.

Which of the following is not a greenhouse gas?(a) Carbon dioxide(b) Sulphur dioxide

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2086.

Figure (4-Q4) shows a boy pulling a wagon on a road.List as many forces as you can which are relevant withthis figure. Find the pairs of forces connected byNewton's third law of motion.

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forces involvedfriction between the wagon and floorthe boy pulling the wagontension in the string

Also friction between the feet of boy..

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2087.

Describe the various methods of charging an object.

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There are threemethodsby whichchargescan be transferred to build up static electricity:chargingby friction, by conduction, and by induction.

2088.

How is sugar made from the juice of sugar cane?

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Sugar is made from sugarcane juice using fermentation process.

2089.

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2090.

Two masses of 1g and 4g are moving with equal kinetic energy. The ratio of the magnitude of theirlinear momentum is -C-7.(REE 1989]

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option 2

2091.

If the time period of revolution of a planet is increased to 3from what percentage its radius of the or6.resent value. Thento 3/3 times its pbit of revolution will increases?

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as we know the third kepler’s law of planetry motion that is T²=k R³

so according to that

T²= K *R² => T²/R³ = k .........(1)now new T = 3√3T

{3√3T}²/R'³= k.........(2)

so, equating both

R'³ = R³*(3√3T)²/T²

=> R'³ = 27R³=> R' = 3R

so, R should be increased by (3R-R)*100/R = 200%

2092.

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2093.

1g of a gas at 7°C and 2 atmosphere pressureoccupies a volume of 410 mL. Determine themolar mass of the gas.(R - 0.082 litre atmosphere moleK)

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Mass M: 1 gPressure P = 2 atmVolume V = 410/1000=0.410 LGas Constant R=0.082 L atm K−1mol−1Temperature T= 7°C +273.15 = 280 K

Now we know, PV=nRTn = PV/RTn = 2*.410/.082*280n = 10/280

Molar mass = grams /mol= 1/(10/280)= 280/10 = 28 g/mol

2094.

Problem 2.: A gas occupies 300 cm3 at 273 K and 700 mm pressure. Calculate the volume of thegas at STP

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2095.

. A particle of mass M is fired with speed u makingangle θ with the horizontal. Its potential energy atthe highest point is-

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Final potential energy = MgH

where H is maximum height of projectile.

H = u^2 sin^2 theta/2g

So, Final potential energyPEf = -Mgu^2 sin^2 theta/2g = - Mu^2 sin^2 theta/2

2096.

Match the Following (no negative alkiing1.s Astone is projected frompoint A with speed u making an angle 60with horizontal as shown. The fixedinclined surface makes an angle 30° with horizontal. The stone lands at B after time t. Then thedistance AB is equal tout(B) 3ut(C) /3ut(D) 2 ut3angle A below the

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2097.

Two moles of an ideal monoatomic gas at 27°Coccupies a volume of V.If the gas is expandedadiabatically to the volume 2V, then the workdone by the gas will be (Y 5/3)

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2098.

te and explain Newton's second law of motion.) A 1000 kg vehicle moving with a speed of 20 m/s isexplai36 (a) Stateught to rest in a distance of 50 metres:broug) Find the acceleration.(i) Calculate the unbalanced force acting on the vehicle.

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2099.

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2100.

In depletion layer of P-N junction diode, there are

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Depletion region or depletion layer is a region in a P-N junction diode where no mobilecharge carriersare present.

Depletion layer acts like a barrier that opposes the flow of electrons fromn-sideand holes fromp-side.

A depletion region is a natural feature of doping a semiconductor n-type and right to it p-type. At the p-n junction (the border of the two types), te mobile electrons in the n-type. tis is due to the excess electron provided by the n-dopant, diffuse across the junction, into the p-type area

In depletion layer there are electron and proton

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forward biasP- positive (hole)N- negetive(free electron)

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P - +ve (hole)N - -ve (free electron)

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Depletion regionordepletion layeris aregion inaP-N junction diodewhere no mobile charge carriers are present.Depletion layeracts like a barrier that opposes the flow of electrons from n-side and holes from p-side.

Depletion regionor depletion layer is a region in a P-N junction diode where no mobile charge carriers are present. Depletion layer acts like a barrier that opposes the flow of electrons from n-side and holes from p-side.

Depletion regionor depletion layer is a region in a P-N junction diode where no mobile charge carriers are present. Depletion layer acts like a barrier that opposes the flow of electrons from n-side and holes from p-side

In depletion layer there are electron and proton

Depletion region or depletion layer is a region in a P-N junction diode where no mobile charge carriers are presentDepletion layer acts like a barrier that opposes the flow of electrons from n-side and holes from p-side

Depletion regionordepletionlayer is aregionin aP-N junction diodewhere no mobile charge carriers are present.Depletionlayer acts like a barrier that opposes the flow of electrons from n-side and holes from p-side.

it has two points,one positive that we call p and second negative that we called n so at it's condition called P-N junction

depletion region or depletion layer is region as p-n junction diode as they where no mobile charge carriers are present

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In the depletion region of an unbiased P-N junction diode there are

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Depletion regionordepletionlayer is aregionin aP-N junction diodewhere no mobile charge carriers are present.Depletionlayer acts like a barrier that opposes the flow of electrons from n-side and holes from p-side.

p-+ve(hole)n--ve(free electron)

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depletion region or depletion layer is a region in a P_N junction diode where no mobile charge carriers are present. depletion layers acts like a barrier that opposes the flow of electrons from n_side and holes from p_side.

Depletion regionordepletion layeris aregion inaP-N junction diodewhere no mobile charge carriers are present.Depletion layeracts like a barrier that opposes the flow of electrons from n-side and holes from p-side

Depletion layer has two regions positive (P)and negative (N) . whereas, P region is consist of protons and NRegion is consist of electrons.

Depletion layer has two regions positive(p) and negative(n). whereas, p region is consist of protons and n region is consist of electrons.

mobile charge carriers are present

This is all well and good, but these newly doped N-type and P-type semiconductor materials do very little on their own as they are electrically neutral. However, if we join (or fuse) these two semiconductor materials together they behave in a very different way merging together and producing what is generally known as a “PN Junction“

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.Depletion regionordepletionlayer is aregionin aP-N junction diodewhere no mobile charge carriers are present.Depletionlayer acts like a barrier that opposes the flow of electrons from n-side and holes from p-side

depletion region or depletion layer is a region in a pn junction diode . where no mobile charge carrier are present .. depletion layer acts like a barrier that oppose the flow of electron from n side and holes from p side.

dilode are collect in one point is called p_n junction

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