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    CET(UG)-2016 Booklet Series Code : A +] 120988 Important: it your Admit Card / Roll No. Slip before filling your Roll Number on the Test Booklet ane Answer Sheet. Roll No. In Figures Jn Words ET ei _ O.MLR. Answer Sheet Serial No. | |_| [ais Signature of the Candidate: Subject: PHYSICS Time : 70 minutes Number of Questions : 60 Maximum Marks : 120 DO NOT OPEN THE SEAL ON THE BOOKLET UNTILASKED TO DO 80 INSTRUCTIONS |, Write-your Rall No, on the Question Booklet and also on the OMR Answer Sheet in the space providee and nowhere else, 2 Enter the Subject and Series Cade of Question Booklet on the OMR Answer Sheet. Darke corresponding bubbles with Black Ball Point / Black Gel pen, 3. Donot make any idéntifiestion mark on the Answer Sheet or Question Booklet, : 4. ‘Toopen the Question Booklet remove the Paper Seal gently when asked ta do so. 5. Please check that this Question Booklet contains 60 questions. In case of any discrepancy, infor Assistant Superintendent within 10 minutes of the start of test, 6. Euéh question has four alternative answers (A, B, C, D) of which only one iS correct, For eacth question, darken only one bubble (A or B or C or D), whichever you think is the correct answer, on the Answer Shec with Black Ball Point / Black Gel pen; 7. If you do nor want to answer» question, leave all the bubbles corresponding to that question blank in the ‘Answer Sheet. No marks will be deducted in such cases. 8, Darken the bubbles in the OMR Answer Sheet according to the Serial No. af the questions given in the ‘Question Booklet. 9 Negative marking will be adopted for evaluation ic,, 1/4th of the marks of the question will be deducted for each wrong answer. A wrong answer means incorrect answer or wrong filling of bubble, 10. For calculations, use af simple log tables is permitied. Borrowing of log tables and any other material is no allowed 11, For rough work oily the sheets marked “Rough Work” at the end of the Question Booklet be used. 12. ‘The Answer Sheet is designed for computer evaluation, Thereiore, if you do not follow the instructions given on the Answer Sheet, it may make evaluation by the computer difficult, Any resultsnt lows to the candidate on the abave account, i.e. not following the instructions completely, shall be of the candidate only, 13, After the tesi, hand over the Question Booklet and the Answer Sheet to the Assistant Superintendent ox. duty 14. In no case the Answer Sheet, the Question Booklet, or its part or any material copicd/noted from this Booklet is to be taken out of the examination hall, Any candidate found doing so, would be expelled fhom the examination, 18. A candidate who creates disturbance of any kind or changes his/her seat et ix found in: possession of any paper possibly of sny assistance or found giving o receiving assistance or found using way other untai means during the examination will he expelled from the examination by the Cenire SuperintenidentiObserve ‘whose decision shall be final, 16. Telecommunication equipment such as pager, cellular phone, wireless, scanner, etc., is no permitted inside the examination hall, Use of calculators is not allowed, 2 Physics PUT.-B63-4 Physies!A Two point charges of 25 uC and 100 pC areplaced 30 emapart. The electric fick be zero ata point on the line joining the owa charges: tensity will (A) 10.em fom the 100 pC charge {B) 12cm from the 25 uC charge (C) 180m from the 25 uC charge {D) 10cm from the 25 pC-charge ‘The longest wavelength in Lyman ses is 1216 A. The shortest wavelength of this series is (A) 162bA (By 4124 (©) 912A (D) 6324 A dipale is consisting of two charges +q and —q separated by distance d, The dipole is placed atangle 6 in theunifort electric field E. The work done in rotating the electric dipole from angle O, to-9, in the electric field is: (A) qdE[Cos 8, — Cos 0,) {B) q(W/2)E [Cos 8, —Cos 6.) (©) qdB{ Cos, +Cos 6.) ) dE [sing,- $ind,| The electric flux through a surface of aren 20) units lying in the yz plane due to the electric field £ = Gi+3] + 4k is: (A) 120 nits (B) Lkdunits (C) GOunits () Buns During a negative beta decay: (A) anatomic electro isejected (B)_anclectton which is already present inside the nucleus isejected (C) anoutron in the betes decays emitting anelectron (D) afroten in the nucleus decays emitting a positmn [Cum over Physiew!BIL-863-8 ‘A-charged particle af mass*m” and charge ‘of released from rest in a uniform electric field of intensity 'E), The Kinctie nergy aequired by she particlein time ‘qt will he given hy + apap (Ay aet ah? 2 . mp Et ghee cy me ce ae ©) om ‘A potential difference of 30 ¥ is applied across 8 colour coded carbon resistor with rings of luc, black and yellow colours. The number of electrons {electron charge = 1.6 < 10" €) flowing through the resistor persecond will bet (ay 8.0 « 10" @) 3.1* 10" (C) &0* 10” (Dy 34 107 ‘The kinetic energy of a particle varies with time according (o the relation E,=Gt+4). ‘The force acting on the particle ¢ {A} isconstant (B) varies inversely with velocily (C) vuties direetly with velocity (D) none of the sbave Inthe Lachlanche cell : (A). MnO), actsas-depolarizer and NELCI splition as leetralyie, Zine and carbon reds aot as anode and cathode, respectively (B) MnO, cts as depolarizer and NH,Cl solution as electrolyte, Zine and carbon rods actas anode and eathode, respectively (©) MnO, actsasdepolarizer and NIT Cl solution as Slecirolyie. Carbon and zing rods act as anode ‘and cathode, respectively {D) MnO, actsasdepolarizetand NH,Cl solutionaselectroiyie Carbon and vine rods act as anode and cathode, respectively Am electric power station transmits 100: MW power tox distant load through long and thin aoa rcratio of power losin the transmission of power at 200,Y and 20 KY will: (A) 210" (B) 10" © (b) 10" 4 = Te Four point masses, each of mais M, are placed at the corners of a square ABCD of side L. ‘The moment of inertia of this system about an axis passing through Aand parallel to BD is : (4) IME ) 2M? (c) ML (b) SMU 12. The magnetic field at a point is 0.4 Gauss and angle of dip is 30°. The horizontal and vertical components of the field are: (A) 0.2 and 0,213 Gauss, respectively (B) 0.5/2and.0.5 Gauss, respectively (C) 0.2/5 and 0.2 Gauss, respectively: (D) 0.213 and 0.2 Gavas, respectively, 13. AWA,C. generator consists of coil of 50 turns and area 2.5 m* rotating at angular speed of (1800/x) rotations/minute ina uniform field B= 0.2 T between two fixed pole picees. The resistance of circuit including that of coll is $00 ohm, The maximum current will be: (A) 3 Amperes (B) SeAmperes (C) 18 Amperes (D) don Amperes 14. A hydrogen (H) nucleus and tritium @H) nucleus entera uniform magnetic field at 90° with same velocity, The period of rotation of tritium muclcus:inside the magnetic field is: (A) sameas thatof hydrogen nucleus (8) times that ot hydrogen nucleus (C) 3 times thatof hydrogen nucleus (D) 4 times thatof hydrogen nucleus 15. Onemoleofosygen at0 °C temperatureand I atmosphere pressureis cumpressed adiabatically, till its pressure is # atmosphere. The ratio of specific heat at constant pressure to that at constant volume is given to be 1.5. The final temperature of the gas will be : (A) 273K (B) Sac (C) 273°C (By 200°C 16, Given cocfficlent for linear expansion for brass = 1.9% 10°C“, At the room temperature af 25°C; the volume of a thin brass vessel and volume of a solid brass cube #re equal to one litre each. The change in the volumeof the vessel and that of the cube upon being heated fo 50°C willbe: (A) 1.425 e4? in both eases (B) 1.425 em! and 2.850 em', respectively (C) 1,425 em? and 4.275 om’, respectively (D) 4.275 env inboth cases Physics BJL-863-A [Tam over on 20, 21. 22. Physi" EL-863-A . A potential difference of 20 k¥ is ay Diameter of a plano-conyex lens is 6 em und its thickness at the centreis.3 mm. The radius of curvature for the conyex surface is : (A) 3m (B) 20m (C) 15cm (0) 5.7m. . Areversible engine converts one-sixth of heat input into work. When the temperature of the sink is reduced by 62°C, its efficiency is doubled. The temperature of the source will be (A) 99°C (Bp 370°C fc) 172°C (D) 199°C plied across a Cu-anode X-ray tube. Given ¥alue of Planck's constant = 6.62 x 10 J-s. The minimum wavelength of continuous spectrum of photons generated will be: (A) 10m (B) 62% 10%m (C) (320m @) 624A ‘The number of air molecules im a room of capacity 30 a ata temperature of 27°C and one atmosphere pressure. Given Boltzmann constant k= 1.38 * 10K"; A) 6.1 * 10 (B) 7.3 * Le (C) 6.1 10" (D) 7.3 « 10% ‘The degree of freedom of 1 monaatomic gas molecule, a diatomic gas molecule and a triatomic gas molecule are: (A) 1,2and 3, respectively (8) 3,6and 9, respectively (C) 2, 4and 6 respectively (D) 3, Sand 6, respectively Atagiven temperature, the ratio of rams, speed ofoxygen molecules (o that of ozone molecales will be: (ay 1s By 1.22 (C) 0.66 (DP) 0.81 on . A point bulb is paced at the bottom of tank containing liquid (retractive index = 1.5) to adepth ‘of 100 cm. The approximate area of the surface of water through which light from the bulb can emerge out Is approximately equal to: (A) 22,500 cm? (B) 1,500em? (C) 25,100.cm* (D) 27,500.cm? 24, Kor the Glass-Air system, the value of critical angle is in increasing order for the : {A} Blue, Yellow. Groen, Redcolousoflight (B)__ Green, Yellow, Red, Blue colours af light (©) Red, Yellow, Green, Bluccoloursoflight (D0) Blue, Green, Yellow, Red coloursaf light 25. Tfthe two slits in Young's double slit experiment have width ratio 4:1, the ratio of intensity at ‘maxima and minima in the interference pattern will be: (A) 14 @) 41 (C) 94 @) 16:1 26. Abody of mass 100 kg falls on the earth from infinity. Given railius of carth = 6400 km and 8=9.8 m/s’. Air Friction may be neglected. Its velocity and energy on reaching the earth are: (A) Skm/s and 3.2 10° J, respectively (B) Both infinity (C) U2 kmisand6.27 «10° J,respectively (3). 11.2 mvs and 6272J, respectively 27. Asample of milk diluted with pure water bas density of 1032 kg/m’. If pure milk has density of 1080 ke/em’, The percentage of water by volume added in the millcis : (A) 50% (B) 60% ©) 40% {D} 30% 28. A.water drop of radius ‘R’ falling on the earth achieves terminal velocity dire to Viscous force ‘on the drop due to air: The terminal velocity will be proportional to: WR (8) UR? (©) R {0} ure PhysicsiBI-B62-A [Tum over 4 29. 1F10% ofa radioactive material decays in 5 days, then the amaunt of the original material left after 20 days is approximately ; 1A) 60% (2) 63% (C) 70% (2) 75% 30. A geostationary satellite is orbiting the carth at a height 6 R above the surface of earth; where Ris the radius of the earth. The time period of another satellite orbiting at the height 2.5K from the surface of the earth will be approximately : fA) 6.5 hours (B) 8.5 hours (C) 7S hours (D) 6 hours 1, The ratio of the respective resolving powers of an optical microscope corresponding te the wavelengths of light 4, =400 nm and A,=500 nm used is: (A) 5:4 4:3 (C) 16:25 (D) 25216 32. Rainbow isformed due to combination of : (A) Dispersion and total internal reflection (B) Refraction and polarization (C) Dispersion and focusing (D) Reflection and polarization 33. Light of wavelength 500 nm is made to pass from airto glass, its wavelength and frequeney in the glass (refractive index = 1,5) will be : (A) 500 nm and 6 * 10" Biz, (8) 333 mm and 6 « 10" Hz (C) $00 nmyand 4 * 10" Hz (PD) 333 am and 4 = 10" Hz ¢ The clectromagnetic waves spectrum in the correct increasing order of wavelengths is t (A). Microwives, X-tays Ultraviolet, Visible, lnfiared (B) Ultraviolet, Visible, Infrared, Microwaves, X-rays (C) X-hays, Ultraviolet, Visible, Infrared, Microwaves (D) X-rays, Microwaves, Ultraviolet, Visible, infisred Physics AJL -863-0, oe 35. ‘Two nircolumns (closed at one end) 100 cm and 101 cm lang give 17 heats in 20s, when ench is sounding its fundamental note. The velocity of sound is: (A) 34340cms (B) 30340-cmis (C) 33240 emis (BD) 32000 con's 36, The moment of farce F =i + j+k acting at point (-2, 3, 4) about the point (1, 2,3) is equal ta: (A) afi +2} -3k) ®) 4(i+3j-4k) © af- i) ©) aj) 47, the tinear density of a rod varies as 4 = Bx along its length L kept along the x-axis, its centre ‘of mass will be at : (A) Xo=4L5 ®) X,,-L2 (© X,,-218 D) Xqj=SL3 38, The dimensions of gE (¢, is permittivity of free space and © is electric field) is : (A) MLT™ @ MULT? () MU'T? @) MULT! 3%. A neutron travelling with a velocity v and kinetic energy E.collides elastically head on with the nucleus af an atom of mass number A at rest. The fraction of total energy retained by the neutron is approximately oqual to : w [Se] @ [434] [4] » [2] 40. Energy levels A, B and C' of a certain atom correspond ta increasing values of energy, Le., E,

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