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(C)
V1
Kq1 Kq 2
r1
r2
Sol.
Kq1 Kq 2
r2
r2
0 q2 q1
r2
r2
V1
r1
r2
r1
r2
Now,
V1 V1 V2 5V 3V 2 Volt
2.
(D)
R R 0A1/ 3
Sol.
2 R0 7
1/ 3
R R 0 189
1/ 3
189
R 2
1/ 3
Solving
R 2 3 6fm
3.
4.
Sol.
5.
Sol.
(B)
(B)
It is independent of the temperature.
(B)
4R
r
9
R
By Symmetry ma ture
R
4R
6.
The internal resistance must be equal to external resistance for maximum power transfer.
4R
9
The Req for circuit =
4R
4R
R eq
r
9
9
Thus,
. Thus
(B)
2.5
1.5
(2 y) (2 y)
Sol.
A
2 .5 m /s e c
O
I
1 .5 m /s e c
3 1.5y 5 2.5 y
4y = 2 ; y = 0.5 m
7. (C)
Sol. Above equivalent circuit can be drawn as follow
Req
E
L
K
R eq R
Where
R eq 2R;
2R 2R
RR
4R
L
2R
Time constant
;
Correct answer (C)
8. (C)
Sol. Since voltmeter is ideal and reading of voltmeter is zero.
So, either fault is in box or 5 resistance.
9.
So, sum of potential difference across box and 5 resistance will be 12 volt
(C)
20 10
VI
XL XL XC
Sol.
100 2
50
30
30 X L 40
30 X L 10
2
X L 10
80 20
X L 10 40 X L 50
;
;
10. (D)
Sol. Drawing F.B.D. of rod PQ
P
N
Q
N
Mg
1m
1m
Fx = 0
Fy = 0 N = mg
.. (1)
sin
cos
tan
2
2
2
sec
2 4 / 2
Hence
Thus,
2 4
l / 2
l 2 4
2
1
l 0.25 4
11. (D)
Sol.
2 1 2 1
v u
R
17
metres
2
1 1.5 1 1.5
V ( u)
R
For V to be positive
1
3
0
2R 2u
u 3R
12. (B)
Sol. Magnitude of force on AB (F1) and magnitude of force on CD (F2) will be equal in
magnitude and opposite in direction.
C
B
D
I
F1
F2
F1 F2 0
F3 F4
Hence
resultant of
13. (A)
Sol. COM
mv 0 0 mv1 (2mv 2 )
v 0 v1 2v 2
.. (1)
e
v 2 v1
1
v0
v 2 v1 v 0
(2)
From (1) and (2)
2v
v
v2 0
v1 0
3
3
;
Total distance
2R
T
Velocity of separation
v0
2
3
Angle rotated by
radian and angle rotated by
14. (D)
Sol. Since P1V1 > P2V2 TA > TB
4
3
radian
Work done
Q
1 released
Heat given
Q absorbed
16.
Sol.
17.
Sol.
(B)
Backlash error occurs only in instruments using screws
(A,B,D)
wavelength
end correction
3
l1 ; l2
4
4
l2 3 l1
or
= 3l1 2d
18. (C,D)
Sol. In the three experiments, the jockey is moved according to the direction of deflection of the
galvanometer.
19. (A,B)
20. (A,C,D)
Sol. Charge Q must be induced on inner surface.
-Q
+2Q
+Q
C
Sol.
d
v cos
x = u vsin t
ud
sec d tan
v
for x to minimum
dx
v
0 sin
d
u
22.
(B)
23. (A,B,D)
Sol.
Option a and b are of type y = f(t) g(x) and option d is the superposition of two waves
traveling in opposite direction
24. (A,B)
25.
(C, D)
26. (C)
t
v0
g
MR 2
.
2
2g
R
0 t
2v 0 2g t v0
t
g
R
R
and
Also at the same time, linear speed also ceases.
V = v0 gt
O = v0 gt
T = v0/g
Thus it will not regain .
Since linear speed and angular speed becomes zero at the same time.
27. (D)
Sol. At time t = 4v0/5g the angular speed will be zero.
At this instant v = v0/5.
2v0 4v 0
35g 5g
from t = 0
V0
7R
2V0
R
Thus finally
. Hence first will decrease from
to zero and then increase from
v0
7R
zero to
. Hence (D) is correct.
28. (C)
Sol. COAM : about point of contact
2
7
2v 0
V
Mv 0 R MR 2
MvR v 0
5
5
R
7
;
29. (D)
Sol. The cube will become spherical because of surface tension.
30. (C)
4
r 3 a 3
3
Sol.
3a 3
(r)
1/ 3
3
4
1/3
U (T) 4r 2 (T).4
U (T) 4
1/ 3
(a)
32/ 3 a 2
2/ 3
.(32 / 3 )(a 2 )
31. (A)
2
2 r g
VT
9
Sol.
32. (B)
; Where
3a 3
r
1/ 3
Sol. After a long time inductor will short the two resistances. Thus, current will be
33. (D)
1
dU
U LiL2
2
dt
;
dp
0
dt
Now
for maximum rate of power generation
2R
only.
dp
(3L) ln(2)
0 t
dt
2R
Thus,
34. (B)
t
Sol. At
3L
ln (2)
2R
, the power is
2
1
2R
2R / 2L
2tR / 3L
p
(2) 1 e
e
2 2R
3L
On solving, we get
2
p
24R
35. (C)
Sol. As pressure is constant, thus it is a isobaric process.
36. (D)
Sol. For isobaric process
V
Constant
T
A .3 A .5
300
T
T = 500 k
37. (B)
38. A (p,q) ; B (s) ; C (p,q) ; D (r)
r r ur
0 B
39.
4104 1500 10 6
=
= 6 106 N m
Ans is 6
min
40.
0.62
eV 1.6 1019 20 103
1
1
2 1
R Z 1 2 2
k
n1 n 2
Also,
1
1
2
1.09 10 7 41 1 1 K 0.76
K
4
Now,
K min 0.76 0.62 0.14 0.14 10 10 m 14 108 m
Ans is 14
I
41.
200
200
;Z
500
Z
0.4
500
R 2 400 R 300
2
0.6
Z 500 5
=
.
Ans is 6
42.
5 4
1
4 5
KR
= Mg +
1
5
Mg KR
= Mg + 2Mg = 3Mg;
Nmin = Mg
Then the ratio = 3
Ans is 3
43.
a1 = R a2
2 = 2 4
= 3 rad/s2.
Ans is 3
10 x 400
1000
44.
m/s
V =4 m/s
Loss of K.E. =
1
2
1
1
mv 2 m M V 2
2
2
[0.01(400)21(4)2] =
Heat generated =
1
2
1584 / 2 4.2
45.
Ans is 7
= 95 Cal
95 cal
80 Cal / gm
Ans is 12
2
2
2
1.286 or 0.286 or
7
n
n
0.286
= 1.2 gm.
46. Let us mark the capacitors as 1, 2, 3 and 4 for identifications. As is clear, 3 and 4 are
in series, and they are in parallel with 2. Then 2, 3, 4 combine is in series
with 1.
C34
C3 .C4
4f , C2,34 8 4 12f
C3 C 4
Ceq.
8 x12
4.8f , q Ceq. V 4.8 x10 48C
8 12
48c
6v
8F
[v1 =
VPQ = 10 6 = 4V
P.d.across
V2 V 1 =
the
( 2 i 3j 4k ).( i 2j 3k )
points
E. r
= 2 6 + 12 = 4 volts
Ans is 4
48. As internal resistance of an ideal voltmeter is infinite, the resistance of the battery
across which it is connected will not change by its presence as
1 1 1
r1 r
r'
8 5
= 40 V and r eq = 8 0.2
i.e.
= 1.6
Eeq
req
40
1.6
Hence
potential
difference
across
the
required
battery
v = E Ir = 5 25 0.2 = 0V.
Ans is 0
49. ans is 15
50. x = 3t2
dx
vel. v 6t m / s
dt
dv
Acceleration
6m / s2
dt
ma
or 1 0.1
k
k
( m m ')a '
m
m m'
100
1
(1 3)a '
m or a ' 5 cm
1
20
Ans is 5
52
Ans is 7
P
53. Power of reactor
nE
t
Where 'n' is number of fissions 't' is time 'E' is energy released per fission
n(200 106 )(1.6 10 - 19 )
\ 3.2 106 =
60
n 6 1018
Ans is 6