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1. Restricting t he uniform motion of a particle in 5. What is the highest order spectrum that
a circle, the projection of the motion of t he may be seen with a source of wavele ngth
particle on the ctia meter of its circu lar path of 6 x 10-5 em by means of a gr ating wi t h
describes 1200 lines per em ?
(a ) a linear motion.
(a ) 2
(b ) a s imple harmonic motion.
(b) 13
( c) a damped harmonic motion .
(c) 20
(d) a damped linear motion.
(d) 50

2. A chai n is used to lower a block of m ass m

A convex lens produces a rea l image of a n
through a distance h at a constant acceleration 6
of g/tl. What is t he work done by th e chain on
object placed perpen dicula r to its optic axis.
the block ? If the curva ture of lens surfaces t ends to
zero, th en the image
(a ) -- mgh/4
( a) will disa ppea r .
(b ) mgh/ 4
(b ) will remain t h e same.
(c ) -- ( c) will become virtuaL
(d ) - :3mgh/4 (d) w ill have displaceme nt defect.

3. Assume the Earth to be moving in a circula r 7. In He-Ne laser, collision of lTe atoms in
orbit around the Sun. What is the work done excited state with Ne atoms ca uses
by t he S un's gravitational force on the E a r th
in completing half the orbit, equal t.o ? (a ) population inversion i n H e a toms.

(a ) Kinet ic en e rgy of the Earth (b ) population inversion in Ne ato ms .

(b ) Potential e ner gy of the Earth ( c) Both ( a) a nd (b )

(c) Hal f t he potential en ergy of th e Earth (d) Neither (a ) nor (b )

(d ) Zer o
8. Consider the followi ng optical phen omena :

4. Consider a missile shot up from the surface of 1. Image formation of a point source by a
t he Eart h , in the vertically upward direct ion plane mirror.
with velocity v equal to escape velocity. Taking 2. Mirage formation in deserts .
the F.: arth to be a spherically symmetric object
According to the principle of leas t time,
with radius R, at what distance from th e
which of the above phe nomena can be
ce ntre of the Earth will the speed of the explained ?
m is sile be v/ 2?
( a) 1 only
(a ) 15 R
(b ) 2 only
(b) 2 R
(c) Both 1 and 2
(c) 3 R
(d ) Neithe r 1 nor 2
(d ) 4 R

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1. <PUT cJ?r l!<hfll1H nfu <f>1 t!<hVf il -mmo CfRR S'l! 5. 6 X 10-5 Cffi Wo i1' 1200 tiD mR CID m
C[iffiDR w m mrn <PUT <tr nfu <PT <RIT Wm [mT a5T 'JW<'m <ffif?; <fm t ?

{a) 2
( a) nfu
(b) 13
(b) 3mffi nfu (c) 20
(c) mff 1Tffi (d) 50
(d) mful nfu
6. t!<h 3'ffii 31rR 3Htf mffil if ftrs
2. m a; ftfu5 em g/4 $ fu:R (Q{UT -q h em aIfflfd<h (RT(f[ t I :wR a5t
(1(f) ;fun "$ fffi? Jf3ffi: Cfll
(!(f) fitm :;mrr crnmr mr 3lR tmn- t. m mT
t , 3"fT Rrus mT cpr <nm CfQT t ? <fm m-m?
(a)

(b)
- mgh/ 4

mgh/4
(a) if Jm?l1T
(b ) atT a41 "$IT
(c) - :3mgh/2
(c ) mJm!1IT
(d) - :3mgh/4
(d)

s. lTR ffif3re m> ' mtiR1 3Trz r<P

il nfrn:rr;r 1 :mm (f)lffi em -q 1 He-Ne mR it. 3fCfWT -:l mm
mg'6rt?ra TO t ? em Ne i1' rmr mvrr t ?
(a ) H e l'i dj(ib"llll

(b ) Ne l'j Cij(i$t:IOI

(c) ( a ) <1'W ( b ) iR1

(d ) '1 ill ( a ) 3ffi 4 tt (b )

8. f.1t=1ff1Rsn 4RtJc"113ti :
4. liFT rrn QffiZR a.r m a-rr v i1' llw m- 1. &m f.ffir <tr r.n ,
9.1'0 i1' 3)tR mr 3lR (!(f) 2. a5't m I
11m I 3nR tp!ft 0'>1 H <PT t!<h (f)TR-Fmq it tTfurc.:rr3TI l'j -fl
mus ttRT Jm! . m m i1' ftl i)(f){OJ fili<:n 3fr mT t ?
<fiT nfu v/2 ?
(al l
(a) 15 H
(b) 2R
<b ) axm 2
(c) 3 R ( c) 1 3ffi' 2M
(d ) 4 R (d ) -;; ill 1 .., 2

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9. In Van de Graalf accelerator 13. A particle of mass M at rest, decays into two
particles each of rest mass m. What. is the
(a) the maximum enerf,')' of the particles is
speed of each of these final particles ?
limited by the maximum voltage applied
to the charged particles. em
(a)
M
(b) the ma ximum energy of the particles
does not depend on the maximum
voltage a
(b)
(c) the maximum energy of the particles
depends on the initial acceleration r------------
imparted to the particles. / 4m 2
(c) c vl - -M2-
{d ) None of th e above

10. The primary function of electric field in the (d ) c f - 2rvT-

cyclotron is
(a) to energize the beam .
14. When W joules of work is done on a f1ywheel,
(b) t.o deflect the beam.
its freq uency of rotatio n increases from n 1 Hz
(c) Both (a ) a nd (b ) to n 2 Hz. What is t he moment of inertia of the
(d) Neithe r (a) nor ( b ) f.lyw heel about its axis of rotation ?

(a)
w
11. How should a charge q be divided into two
parts so that the forc.e of repulsion between
the two parts is maximum ?
(al q/ 4 and 3q/4 2W
(b)

(b) q/:3 a nd 2q/3

(c) q/5 and 4q/5 w

(d ) q/2 and q/2
(c )


- nn
(d)
w
12. For which of the following magnetic m aterials
is B = val id. where B is the magnetic
induction and H is the magnetising field and
).t is nearly a constant for a wide range of H ?
15, The velocity at the maximum height of a
(a) Diamagnetic and ferromagnetic projectile is half its initial velocity (u ) of
materials only projection. What is its range ?
(b) Diamagnetic and para magnetic (a) .J3 u
2
/(2g)
materials only
(b ) 2
u /(2g)
(cl Param a gnetic and ferromagnetic
materials onl.y
(c) ;3u 2/(2g)
(dl Diamagnetic, param agnetic and
r; 2
ferrom agnetic materials (d ) ._,; ,J u /g

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9. C'a'fuf -q 13. fcRm M-$ muT CPT. fcRm
I
( a) <Puil em 3iJIT. cnurr <Pl (Qfur a5T me; am m-nT ?
<fiV) a, 1lt 3lfudkltl
em
I (a )
M
( b) <Puil em 3lftld5ctl4 "fl1Tlt 1lt :mtld5cttl
I (b )
(c) murr em <Puii m1 31Rfhrc5
7iRUT q-{ Am amlt I

(d )

10. 1l ah <PT >PTti ?

(d ) c ,r[ - M-
2m

(a ) fctHvJg'"'\51 cffl C!5VlT 14. llklQI(1d5 mf) tR W jou les CfiT <Pfd tR
n 1 Hz n 2 Hz e-1 :;m:lT I
M{vJg.-31 m)
(b )
3Hff m l!klQtctd5 mP <PT am
(c) (a ) om (b ) t? .
(d ) '1m (a) 31'\-{ '1 en (b) (a)
w

11. 3mM
{_1Cf) q <m i't -q rom fasm
"311'(!, ffi l.TW m9' m? (b)
2W
2 n12)
(n2-
(a) q/4 3W 3q/4

(b) q/3 31R 2q/3 ( c)

w
2n 2( n 2 - n 2)
(c) qfs 3lR 4qj5 2 1

(d) q/2 31'\-{ q/2

(d )
4n 2-(n 22 -
w
n 2)
1
12. RtoifflR!Ict ll fcfm$ B = ).tH
R Wr tom H 15. a5T tR a-n-
om H m qfu:R mme 11 rnrwr R <Oictiib ? -a-rr (u) cm 3m1T 1 :ffiq)T CRffi ?I'm ?

(a ) llklijl<lffilq l!Cf (a) J3 u 2/(2g)

(b ) llklijl<l<lq l!Cf 3l'JCj!<'AJ5lq qmf (b) u 2/( 2g)

(c) 31jijt<!iaSltl eci G<mf (c) 3u 2/(2g)
(d ) 31jij"'lct5'1Cl l!Cf ffig-yJJJ5lq 1lmf (d) J3 u2/g

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16. The equivalent of n eutron-proton 19.
energy In the X-ray spectra of silve r and gold the
mass difference is 13 MeV and the rest wavelength of line of gold is
mass energy of electron is 051 MeV. What
(a ) s maller than the wave length of La. line
is t he maximum kinetic energy of electron of gold.
emitted in neutron decay ?
(b ) larger than t he wavelength of L et line of
(a) 18 1 MeV gold.

(b) 13 MeV (c) larger than the wavelength of Kcx line of

silver.
( c) 079 MeV (d) laiger than the wavelength of La line of
(d) 0905 MeV silver.

) 20. If one mole of monoatom ic gas (y == 5/3) is

17. A particle of mass m with ener gy V r12
encounters a step potential mixed with one mole of diatomic gas (y = 7/5),
what is the value of y of the mixture ?
V(x) = 0 for x < 0
= Vo for x 0 (V0 > 0) (a) 125
What is the ratio of position probability (b ) 15
densities at x = 2a and x = a, with
h ( c) 20
H= ?
(d ) 35

(a ) 1/2
21. A quantity of heat 6-H is transferred from a
(b ) 1/e large heat reservoir at temperature T 1 to
e- 2 another large heat reservoir at temperatu1e
( c)
T 2 < T 1. The heat reservoirs have such
(d) e-4
large capacities that there is no obse rvable
change in their t emperatures. The entropy
of the entire system
18. A valid wave function of a particle must
sat isfy (a) does not change.
1. Wave function must be real and (b ) decreases.
single-valued. ( c) increases.
2. Wa ve fu nction and first derivative (d ) vanishes.
must be continuous.

3. Wave function must be square 22 . The rate of loss of heat by radiation from a
integrable.
solid body does not depend on its
Which of the above statem en ts is/are correct ?
(a ) temper ature.
(a ) a only
(b ) surface ar ea .
(b) 2 a nd 3
(c) nature of the surface.
(c) 1 and 2
(d) heat capacity.
(d ) 2 only

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16. 3F(R em n 19. t!a' $ ll Ka tm
13 MeV <'f'm cCr ffim Nil em o<lt!t4
051 MeV I ara ll 3ct1f.i!d c51
( a) cfir La mt cfir a)tT I
3lfWf5d11 7TfcrJr 3l3ri Cfm ?
(b) c51 La tm a5T I
(a) 181 M eV
(b) 13 MeV
(c) cfir K (1 mr c#r t I

(c) 079 MeV

(d) 0905 MeV

20. 311R (y = 5/3) cRt Q('bQ{l41'1> m:r Cf5T t!ffi 'l4'rFf
(y ::: 7/5) CJ5T lRr $ {!(f) lffi;
17. m nw 3l3ri VJ2 $ Cf5UT m1 t!ffi flnm fffim :;rrnr ol mf!iUT $ y em 11R Cfm ?
fTfffirr
V (x) =0 x <0 $ fffi!
=V0 x 0 (V 0 > 0) a> fffi!
X = 2a X = a q{ l'llfad'X'll u-;mfl a5T

CffiT Jlif a = ?
2n ..;mV0

(a) 1/2 21. T 1 ('f('q11R q{ t!Cb 3;1SI:JT ll 11m

3;1SITI, T2 < T 1 ('f('q11R q{ t!Cb
(b) 1/e
1l 3Rffuf cer , a5t mfun
(c) e- 2 fa> mql1R 1l m1t qfuffl;;
(d ) e--4 emn 1 f.:rmm em
(a)
18. CJ5UT a; o{rr Q5fFf
(b ) C511 it '3fRdiT I
1. dtrT qm;:r 3Rrm alfClfda; t!a' 1
( c)
2. eRn tMR dW 5Wi
1 (d ) mJrm1lT 1

3. . cRn Q5ffi 3Rrm iflT l41 CbMoil<Ol tn I

22. t!ffi c5ffi fQug fdfdj{Oj BRT' st Jilii1T cCr cCt
"CR -::nff ?
(a) W<ffi 3
(a ) ('f('q11R

(b) 2 3lR 3

(c) 1 3lR 2 (c) TO a5t
(d) 2 (d )

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23. As the temperature of a body is raised, the 26. When a semiconductor is doped with a p-type
maximum energy radiated tends to be impurity, each impurity atom will
associ ated with shorter wavelengths. What (a l remain elecbically neutral.
is this law known as ?
(b ) give away one electron.
(a ) Kirchhoff's law (c) acquire positive charge.
(b) Stefan's law (d) acquire negative charge.

(c) StHfan- Boltzmann Jaw

27. In an intrinsic semiconductor, the number of
( d) Wien's displacement law charge carriers val'ies with te mpe rature in
(a) a linear way.
(b) logarithmic w ay.
( c) exponential way.

r
c-1
I
(d) squa re la w way.

s
z 28. Light fa1ls on a soap fi lm of uniform
c
..... thickness 10- 10 m . In reflected part, i t will
0.
a ppear
() 1 2 (a ) coloured.
Vinma ---7 (b) black.

If the pressure (p) and the volum e (V) of a (c) white.

given mass of an ideal gas vary as sh own in
(d) None of the above
the diagram , then what is the work done by
the ga s during the process ?

(a) 2J 29. Which one of the following is not con served in

uniform circular motion ?
(b ) 15 J
(a) Kinetic energy
(c )

(d )
3 ,J
4 ,J
(b )
(c)
Veloc'ity vector
Angular velocity
(d) Angular momentum
2 n- . WJwn a p-n junction is forward biased, the
flow of cur rent across the junction is mainly 30. The escape velocity from a planet having
cl ue to radius H and uniform density is
proportional to
(a l chifi. of charges.
(a ) R
(b ) diiTu s ion of charges. Rz
(b l
(c) both drift and diffusion of charges. ( c) R- 1

(d l depe nds on Lhe nature of the materi a l. (d ) R-2

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23. J'ht-J'ht ftlus q)f OTQlTR' :Jffi1T t. 26. 3flR l!CP 3lttdiC1d5 p->ICPR tamr
3W{fl1 em. MWR c5t 3fR 'Jl'I?IT t . m
'tll061f.tlct c5t I R-zrq am ffii:!Midl (a) fcrw! I
?
(b ) l!CP $ct<n;(1-=t I

( c) fR ID1<f aR "flm I

( b) Rzrq <d) 3iUT ID1<f aR rmr 1

(c) Jif(fltlR Rzrq

27. ;br 3TtfurC'I<v :q' :mam cr5T <'l'1'QllR a>
(d) Rz:n:r Pcmfu; ?

(a) tru :q
24.

1 ------------7:B 2
(b)

( c)

c.m
tm 1)


(d ) tm -q:

E
1 ------A( : 10- l O m l?d5fll1H a5T I.!<J> ftm;q 'CR
z 28.
0: t I 'liTTT 1), ZTt:: mfm mTtT
0 1 2
( a) m I
(b )
V,m 3 'A
'Wi
3flR fijffir 1ft! c5t :mcm 1tfr $ mr (p ) 3ffi ( c) I

3lTmR <V>fiB 11 t. m (d ) 1)
m itfi &RT famT m:rr am ?

( a) 2 ,J 29. Rl'PJWtr&("l 1) l!CP. effif! q H vmr m 1)

?
(b) 1.5 J
(a ) 1lfu3l
(c) 3J
(b )
(d) 4 ,J
(c) "d'rr

25. '3m p- n mo mzffi cf5T JfR'!T mmu 1)

(a ) ffiT
ao. R Qi'i tR'ffl m I.!<J> w
tlC1'TW! f!Cj ljQ lklcti ?
(b ) CI5T fcRRur (a) R
(c) 3mfW ffiT 31CfQI'6' t!Ci fumur (b l R2

cr5T Rm ( c) R- 1
(d) q'{
(d) R- 2

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31. A particle is executing simple harmonic 35. A common-base amplifier uses n-p-n
motion . What Is the natur e of th e graph of transistor. Whe n th e tra nsistor is biased in
velocity as a function of dis pl acement ? the active r egion, which one of the following
s tatements is corr ect?
(a) Straigh t line
(a l Emitter and collector are both r everse
fb ) Cirdc biased.
(c ) Ellipse (b) r:::mitter a n d collector are both forward
(d ) Hyperbola biased.
(c) Emitter is forward biased a n d collector
.is reverse biased.
32. A diffraction phenomenon is observed usi ng a (d ) Emitter is reverse biase d a nd collector
pair of slits, each of width 'a' having spacin g is forward biased .
'b' between the two with radiations of
wavelength .. If the distance of screen from 36. Three small spheres each carrying a charge q,
the slits is 'd', what is thn dis tance between are placed on the circum ference of a circle of
a ny two da r k fr inges ? radius r s uch t hat they form an equilate ral
triangle . Wh a t is the intcns.i ty of electric field
( il ) 2/,d/(a -+ b)
at thP centr <' of the circle ?
( ll ) :ll.d/ra + b) (a) 0

(c) ).d/(a + b l ( b) :3q/r

(c) q/r
(d } ),d/(a - b l
(d) qI r 2

33. In Newton's 1i ngs experiment, the ra dius of 37. Let a long wire carry current. I along
the tenth dark ring is found to be 6 mm, wh en x-direction and the magnetic field B be in the
there is air betwe(m the convox lens a nd the z-d irection. What is the for ce on unit length of
glass plate. If the air is r eplace d by a liq uid, the current car r ying wire ?
the radius shrinks to 5 m m , which is possible (a ) Bl along x-direction
only for a value of t h e refractive index of
(b ) BI alon g z-direction
liqu id equal to which one of th e follo\'v'ing ?
(c) BI/2 along y-d irection
(a ) ] 21
(d) BI a long y-d irection
(b )

(c)
13:3
144 38. F or a curTenl I along positive z-direction,
what is the m agnetic field at (a , 0 , 0) ?
{d ) 150
r' l o I ".
(a) -21
a
34. Two ide ntical par ticles move towards each
oth er with equa l speed v. What is the velocity J.l I "
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of cen t re of mas s ? (b)
a
(a) 2v
P I ,. ,
(b ) v (c ) ...L
2rra
(c ) v/ 2
J.l I "
(d ) _, l) - j
(el l 0 2rra

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31. <f5UT lffR CfR m

1 <l3 'Cf)("'R 35. {!(J5 tffr >rathP n-p-n fG'< <m 3'mTrr
$ or arr $ mcP (f)[ am ? (f){01 1 :5fa' i81 :'< m1 aa .q mm1 fi1mT
(a) "fRR tm :1fRIT m f.l "1fr1ru ct m2Rl .q <bT.1 t!<f5 -mn ?
(a) l!Ci i'RT
(b)
(b) l!Ci ii'1T mzm
(c)

(d) 31f<i4'<ClM<:! (c) 3ffi.:rld5 moo l!Ci

<dJ Jrtdd5 Jcwrnrl mzRf l!Ci
32. CPT, fvRp:T c#t 'a' om
m <l3 mZT :ffiRrff 'b'
A- $ fafcb'<ol fctm:R 4ROG'11 mT 36.
ta>m :1fRIT qt ctt 'd'ir. m m {!q5 q51 qRfu q'{ >RJ5R ru:s -a
<ft 3fcfrc<l nwn mmzr am ?
<furor am t ?
(a) 2J...d/(a + b)
(a ) 0
(b) 3J...d/(a + b)
(b) 3q/ r
(c) J...d/(a + b) (c) q/ r
(d) J...d/(a - b) (d) q/r2

3 7. 1lFf fa; t!<f5 fum it OR1 I

a3. (f(if<:!' m or. 3fcfrc<l Qfm ctt
(f){01 om
(lT'{ X-

B , z-fun it if 1 om
6 mm qft "31G 3ffi1 l!Ci <f5Ttl $
(fR() CiR c#t tR m; am ?
11m -aT<J 1 -aT<J mr Qrn 'Rllfili1 CD{
fun :1fRIT m&;m if' <tR 5 mm mm (a) BI, it
:m axrc; $ 3l4aA'1id5 mR"1fr1f-<ilct .r tam (b ) BI, 11
(c) BI/2, it
(a ) 121 (d) BI, it

(c)
(b) 133
144
38. 'tHI(Gd5 z-fun

it m 1$ fffi! (a, 0, 0 ) tR

(d ) 150 II I ".

(a) - - -- 1
a2
34. ect5titiH tl"R1 v mii ed5titiH <f5UT q5t
t I d5T arr am ? (b ) -
0I ".
1
a
(a) 2v
(b) v (c)
(c) v/2
1-1 0 I ".
(d ) 0 (d ) -- J
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39. 43. In de riving Pl a nck's distribution formula,
which of the following assumptions a r e
m a de '1
6Q
1. A black body radiator consists of tiny
B harmonic oscillators of a ll possible
4Q frequencies , each oscillator having its
own characteristic frequency .
In the above figure, what is t h e equivalent
resistance between A and B ? 2. A continuous emission or a bsorption of
(a) 5 Q. energy is allowed.
(b ) 4 :3. The energy is quantized.
( c) 25 Q Select the con-ect ans wer usi ng th e code
(d ) 1 Q
give n below :
(a ) 1 and 2 only
40. For a particle of mass m in a s tate described
by the wave fun ction (in one dimension ) (b) 1 and 3 only
tp = A eik.x + B c- ikx (c) 2 a nd 3 only

what is the probability curren t '> (d ) 1, 2 a nd 3

(a) hk( IAI -

2
IBI2 )/(2mn ) 44. Two gases, nitrogen and hydrogen, are at the
snm e tem perature (27 C ). Assume bot h of
(b ) hk<IAI2 + IBI2 )/(2nm) t he m to be ideal gases. Which one of the
2 following is correct ?
(c) hk(IAI 2 + IBI )/ (4nm)
(a) The kinetic e nergy of nitrogen gas
(d) None of the above molecule is 14 times that of hydrogen
gas molecule .
41. A particle of mass m is confined to a
1-dimensional box extending fr om x = 0 to (b) The kine tic energy of nitrogen gas
x = a. Assuming that the pa r ticle is in the molecule is 28 times that of h ydrogen
first excited s tate, what is t.h e position gas molecule .
probability density at x = a/8 ? (c) The kin etic energy of nitrogen gas
(a ) l/a molecule is 1/14 t imes that of hydrogen
gas m olecule.
(b) 2/a
(d ) The kinetic energy of nitrogen gas
(c) l/(2a)
molecule is equal t() that of hydrogen

42.
(d ) l/(,1a)

Consider the following statements :

45.
gar; molecule .

Wha t is the expression fo r temper ature at

Leptona are the particles which can inte ract which root mean square s peed of hydrogen
via molecu les is equal to the s peed (ve)
1. Strong forces. from t.he Earth's surface 'J
2. Weak forces. (a ) Mv 2 /(:3R)
e
3. E lectromagnetic forces .
Which of the s tatements given above are (b ) Mv 2 /(R)
e
correct ?
(a ) 1 and :3 only (c )
(b) 1 and 2 only
(d ) None of th e above
( c) 2 and 3 only whe re l\1 is the molecular we ight of hydrogen
(d ) 1, 2 and :3 and R is the universal gas constant.

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39. 43. tffict> fcf<:Rur w a5'r aw) 1). 1)
ctJt.:ffir c#r Jmfr ?
6Q 2Q 1. cpfiDI(f)t fdfds{d5 rr -mra m'ffi.!
ilfffi t Jlii ilfffi tir m
lQ 2Q 3lfmiTSJfUrd5 t I

Am:n 2. :wn mr m 3f.Jl10 1

(a) 5 Q a. 1
(b) 4 n fu1! WG mr d)'{ 3tR 'Wm :
(c) 25 n
(d) 1
(a) mw 1 3ffi" 2
(b ) 1 3ffi" 3
40.
\f
m $ CfiUl $
=A eikx
fffi! JIT rR'rr Q5fR ( l!<D fcrtn 4)
+ B e- ikx
(c )

(d )

1, 2
2
3ffi" 3
3
G

(a)
afURi 3ftJWr 1)
hk( IA1 - 2
IBJ)/(2nm) 2
am am ?

44. ir mr. 3ffi"

m (27 oc>
(b) hk<IAI 2 + IB!2 )/ ( 2nm) tR I l1R Rv ir;:fl I

(c) hk( IAI2 + IBI2 )/ ( 4nm)
(d) JtT1m 1) ( a) mr a5T
wpn a5T 'ffiT 14 TIT t I
41. m 'ffiT l!<D Q5UT T!ffi' 1-fcrma (l(fff 4. :if
X = 0 X :: a 0<P t. t I W! Rv (b) <fir
CfiUl -q t. IOIIRl<t>ol c#r 1Jfu:Jr Nfi d5T 28 TIT t I
x =a/8 tR <1m t ?

( c) ci?r
(a) 1/a
3tUJ31l ci?r 3i3lf (f)'f 1I14 TIT t I
(b ) 2/a
(c) 1/(2a) (d ) 'l3F! mr 3tUJ3it a5T TffuJl 3>3lt Jl 01 mr
(d) 1/( 4a) 3lUj3lT <ffi 3>3'if<J>a-mR t I

42. cm.RT tR f<h:rR a3)f5m =

45. <'flQl1R $ fue qg cx:iJfd5 t tR e: Jl'1
3iUJ311 em Wi mm Wl <111' 'I-JTO krT (v e) m
CfiUl :m JJ0i;;q@ar ctR:
iRT2R' t ?
1. ijffi 1iRT I
(a ) Mv 2 km>
2. ijffi GRT I e

3. <fffi m1 1

(c) 3 Mv 2 / (2RJ
(a ) fficrn 1 3 e

(b ) fficrn 1. 2
<d > JtT1m -q a5'rt m
(c) fficrn 2 3
;mil M d5T "ffi R mr

(d)

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46. The molecular collision frequency f01 a given 50. A planet moves round the Sun. At a point P, it
type of a gas in a container of constant volume
is closest to the Sun at a distance r 1 and has
varies as
s peed v 1. At another point Q, when it is
(a ) absolute temperatur e.
farthest from the Sun at a r 2 , wha t is
(b) squar e of absolute temperature.
its speed ?
(c) square r-oot of absolute temperature.
(d ) None of the above
( a)
47. RL

( b)
Yo-=-

(c)

In t h e above circuit Y 0 2 volt, V = 2 volt.

(d )
Wha t is the current flowing t.lwoug h th e
diode?
(a) 40 rnA
51. An object motion 1s governed by
(bl 20 rnA
A 1\
(c) 10 rnA = (cos (!)t) i - (sin wt) j . What is the speed of
(d) Zero the object ?
( a) w
48. The electric fie ld due to an infinite fla t
charged sheet at a distance r (close to sheet) i.s (b ) 2(J)
(a ) proportional to r. ( c) 0
(b) proportional to r- 1.
(d ) 1
(c) proportional to r- 2.
(d ) independen t of r . 52. The area enclosed by hysteresis loop shows
49. In p-typc semiconductor, increase m dopant (a ) Retentivity of the specimen.
concentration will (b) Coercitivity of the specimen.
(a ) increase the majority charge carrier
(c) Permeability of the specimen.
concentra tion and push the Fermi level
closer t o t he valence band. (d ) Energy loss per unit volume per cycle.
(b) increase the majority charge carrier
concentration and push the Fermi level 53. The focal length of the more convergent lens
closer to the conduction band. of a Huygens eyepiece is 05 em . What is the
(c) decrease the majority charge carrier focal length of the eyepiece ?
concentration and push the Fermi leve l (a) 133 em
closer to the valence band.
(b) 100 em
(d ) decrease th e majority charge carrier
concentration and push the Fe rmi level ( c) 075 em
closer to the conduction bane!. (d ) 033 em

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46. 31tR :mm=R qp,f if iT 5Rf5R ctT 3lUJ. 50. 1
f<rufur M ? wf f.:ld5Gt110l r 1 tR 31R :rncPT i)lJ v 1 I
(a ) t:R11 (ffq t!<P 3Rl Q tR fcn r2

(b) tRll (ifq mr ern tR 31f<J5T i)lJ <mr ?

(c > tRll (ffq (ffi ern lf1

(a)
(d)

(b)

(c)

3l1R TTl! qftw if V0 = 2 volt, V =2 volt . sm1s

(d )

(a) 40 mA
(b) 20 mA 51. t!<P fQus <51 nfu ;; =(cos <Dt) i - (sin wt) J
(c) 10 mA , ttros mr iTh1 (ffiT ?
(d ) (a) <tl

( b) 2(1)
48. t!<P mlc; $ iliRUT r $
RCPC) tR fcrqq atl irm (c) 0
(a) r $ '{110llj41ffi I ( d) 1

(b ) r- 1 '{illljQictl I
"
$ '{110llj41<11 52.
(c) r- 2

(d)
(a)

Cb >
<ffi
cBr
ti i'<:O iillM<il

H'AIR:<11

49. p-5RPR it 31'ffiT9laJ "fl"Rffi it (c) em

(a) afi &:ldJ 3TI'<M em 31R (d) n mH- t!P5 3ITmR

t!51ff em ts $ f.:rcfK; ,
(b) dfiX!lldl 31R 53. -m 3lfucn mr tp'rcfm

t!51ff em tlffR -m
1
05 em I em tOlam om ?

133 em
(c) ijfi &Old) :ma-w mr "fl"Rffi 31R (a )

q;1ff <n) R<vc I (b) 100 em

{d) dti&:ld5 <51 31R (c) 075 em

t!51ff <n1 illC'Ff mme 1 (d) 033 em

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54. Consider the following statements : 58. A proton and an a lpha particle enter a
l"or experimental obser vation of good uniform magnetic fie ld with the sam e velocity
interferen ce fringes, t he interfering beams perpendicular to the field. What is the ratio of
should be l ime period of al pha pa r t icle to that of
proton ?
1. coherent.
( a) 2
2. of equal intensity.
(b) 1/2

:J. of same polarisation ..
Which of t he above a re correct? (c ) 1
( a) 1 and 2 only
(d) 4
(b ) 2 and 8 only
(c) 1 a nd 3 only Two charges mq a n d nq where m/n = -3/5 are
59.
(d ) 1. , 2 and 3 placed at two di ffere nt points. If the electric

fieJd a t the point. of charge mq is E , then

55. Two spectral lines are separated in
wavelength by 001 nm. The m ean wavelength wh at is t he electl"ic field at the point of charge
is 500 n m. To r esolve the two lines as nq ?
separatf!, the spectrometer must have a
r esolution of - )

(a ) :.3 F- I"'>
'-
( a) 50,000
(b) 25,000 .b.
( .) - u I.CI
:) r:-I r:
,)
(e) 12,500
(d) 5,000 -..

(c) 5E I :i
56. A point sour ce of light having wavelength

ox 10-5 ern is placed on t h e axis of zone plate. (d ) -5E/ :3

If the radius of the first zone is 06 mm , then
what is the principa l focal length ? 5Q 5Q
60.
( a) 0 06 em
( b) 06 em
( c)
(d )
60 em
600 em
5 !.1
+

5Q

57. What is the half angu lar width of cf.mt r al B

bright maximum in the F raunhofe1 diffraction 5Q
pattern of a slit width of 0001.2 mm What is the potential difference between t h e
illuminated by the monochroma tic light of points A and B in the circuit given above ?
6000 A ?
(a ) 15
(a ) v
(b) 30'' (b ) 8/9 v
( c) 413 v
(d ) 2V

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54. f.18!f1Rik1 RruR q5)fu: 58. aa 1!t'P "Q)iR <WT {!a; "Cf5UT QdHliOIH
3Wf aqf(l(f){U I fil5:iT "$ QIllWid5 f?re aqf(j d51 {\ 'CJ)t<ildi\Q aa it m a-n- a:; W.T ?
Rh'<org31 1!fG5T "(f)01 "$ "d51?f "(f)f mtR "$
1.
z. cfurm em 1
(a) 2
3. {!a; em 1
(b) 1/2

(a) axm 1 3ffi: 2 (c) 1

(b) axm 2 3ffi: 3 (d) 4

(c) axm 1 3ffi: 3

(d) 1, 2 3 59. m:mcm mq <WT nq JTif m/ n = - 3/5 a)

55. m mT3it "d5T 3l<=Rffi 001 nm I

tR I Z1'fu mq fiR T:R fcrqq:
111m 500 nm I m mT3it ml aa -E m:mtm n q fiR f<rw't aa q:qr
3ifPT31M1T fffi!. cn;illlllq) ml amffi ?
fcrm;1t

(a) 3E I 5
(al 50,000 _,.
(b) 25,000 -3 E I 5
(c) 12,500
->
(d) 5,000 (c) 5E /3

56, 6 w-5 fiR

*
Cm aJT "d5f '(!(:fS
X
(d) - 5E I3
3HH Q"{ 1Tm t I ztK CJ5T
06 mm ill cmT irrTI ?
60.
(a) 006 em
(b) 06 em
(c)
(d)
60 em
600 em

57. 6ooo A &ro
B c
00012 rnm c5t fflRl ttc-l 5 5Q
cmT qfuw it A t!Ct B l1tzr cmT

(a) 15
(b) 30
(a) 2/3 v
(c) 45 (b)

(c)
.8/4/39 vv
(d) 60
(d) 2V

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6 1. Why is soft iron us ed in ma ny parts of 63 . B
electrica l m achines ?

(a) It h as low hysteresis loss a nd high

per meability.
i
p

(b ) lt h as h igh hysteresis loss and high

permeability. A

( c) It has low hyster esis loss a nd low

permeability.
What is the expression for ch ange in en tropy
(d ) Il h as high hyster esis loss and low (Sn- SAl of a m ole of an ideal gas (under going
permea bility. the process as s h own in th e tigure a bove)
having constan t mola r heat capacities cp a nd
Cv ?

62. What is t he expression for work don e by a

syst em undergoin g isothermal compression
(a ) S H -- c-

-
-
( ..,
'V
l n. [ Pn V. tiy
pAVA
1
(or expan sion ) fr om volume V 1 to V 2 for a
gas which
equation of state
obeys t he van der Waals
(b ) S B. --,S,A. -- C p l n
[V
PA A
r
P Bv-:;
B l
p + a n: .) (V - bn) = nRT ')
[
v J
(c) p VY
S B - S A = y ln _!L_!l_
yY.
J
(
PA A

v 2- - nb l None of t h e above
nRT l n
[ --=
(a ) - (d )
V1 - nb

(b ) nR'r ln [' v2- nb-

. V1- nb .
l. +an 2 [_vl _- v2]
. ...-
V1 + V2
64. How will diffusion coefficien t (D ) and
viscosity coefficient (Yl ) of a n ideal gas vary
if its is 4 t imes
isobarieally ?

(a) Both D and l') will increase 4 ti mes

fb ) Both D and ll will remain u ncha nged
( c) D will in crease by 8 times a n d 11 will
increase by 2 t imes
(d) None of the above
(d ) None of t he a bove

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61. 3Rm m-m fffi! ;;q Cfdt 63. B

(a) f.1t;, <Wr "3"W

p

(b) mr tnR mn mr tJl<4<PfnMctl

A c
(c) <Wr f.1t;,

3nfUcr<P 3iSlT cp 3lR cv crrR1'
(d ) 3crJ tnR <Wr -rrn (:m ta> tmr 1l
:Wn1"o a;
\T<D lffi;r ll W :ffi:R (SB - SA) a, fffi? ctiJf<!5
qm

62. 'CJ1'ffi

( p + -;;: l (V - bn) = nRT

(b) SB- SA = C
P
ln ( Pn
p V
Y
em tncR -a;vl mr :mz:RR' d5T
A A .

( 3mQT >rf!R) im1 v1 v2 (ffl5 :nR qffi' f?fd5ra

05T<f a; fffi! qm ?

(a) nRT ln
(v -nbl
2
V 1 - nb
. + an
2 (v 1 -V
V1 V 2
2 l
64. 3PR \T<D mr em 'f!XJC:Ia<'l: 4 "Tfl awm
Jrn! m fcrfRur prim (n) 3lR :f'IT<P
( 11) fcraft:f im ?

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65. 68. If the second order spectrum is absent. in a
diffraction grating, th en what is the ratio of
width of the transparency to that of opacity ?
(a) 1
(b ) 2
(c) 1/2
(d) l/4

B a A form of spherical aberration in len ses 1s
In the above circuit, if the inputs A = B = 0, known as
then what are the possible logic states of C ( a) Coma
and D respectively ? (b) Astigmatism
(a) 0, 1 or 1, 0
(c) Distortion
(b) 0, 0
(c)
(d )
1, 1
None of the above
70.
(d) Dispersion

'fwo beams A a n d B of plane polarised light
with mutually perpendicular planes of
66. R polar ization are seen through a polaroid.
From the position when the beam A has
maximum intensity (and the beam B has zero
v.tn =20 v 5mA vout = 15 v intensity) the polaroid is rotated through 30
'
I to make A and B appear equally bright. If IA
I I

....,
I
....,
I
and IB are the initial intensiti.e s of A and B
A zener voltage-regulator circuit is shown respectively, then what is the ratio of lA to
above. What is . the value of the limiting I B')
resistor R? (a) 1

0
(a) 500 Q (b) 1/3
(b ) 250 Q
(c ) 3

(c) 5
(d ) 3/2
(d) 1

71. Plane polarised light is passed through an

67. F:nergy ba n d gap of pure silicon is l l eV. optically active liquid. The rotation of plane of
Which one of the following is correct ? polarisation will depend upon
(a) If doped with p type impurities the 1. Wavelength of light.
ba nd gap is less than 11 eV. 2. Path length through the liquid.
(li) If doped with p type impurities 3. Concentration of the active solute.
band gap is more than 11 eV.
Which of the above statements are correct?
(c) If doped with n type impurities the (a ) 1 and 2 only
band gap is less than 11 e V. (b) 2 a nd 3 only
(d) If doped with p or n type impurities the (c) 1 a n d 3 only
band gap 1s always 11 eV. (d) 1, 2 and 3

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65. 68. ma- tfbT -q cmft en.
o1 3l41'<C!fflnl em "ffit (f5l

3TjQ1Cf am mm ?
(a) 1
(b ) 2

(c) 1/2
(d) 1/4
B - -- - - 1
J>CR fu! rre qf{m.Pl WR f.:rcm A = n = o mc 69.
3ffi: D "ffit rnt ax:rr ?
(a) cn1m
(a)
(b)
o, 1m
0, 0
1, o
(b ) 3llf+cn)ft;Jl
fcRqqur
G
(c)

<d>
1, 1 (c)

66. R
15 rnA ,..
I
70. tmtR -q ijfirn. rfcm WcDm a;
it Rb'<u19,'""31 A "C1tm B, q)C1'<I$5 g:m M :Jrnl I
v.In
= 20 v 5mA vout = 15 v :rn furn-4 f-<org-31 A -4 3lfudkl4
(<'rut fdj{UI:f\31 B 11 <fumr eTI). a;)
I
I
'<I
I

'<I'
30 gmuT JITffi t
illf A CfW B 12ctifll'll"i twf mtn
fl I zrta" IA l!<i IB, A f!ci B a5t
1!<J) CPT tlftcw :mz frnrm Tim I m
ciT IA CPT 113 'ifm ?
R 051 l1R ax:rr t ?

(a) 1
(a ) 500Q
(b) 1/3
(b) 250 Q
(c ) 5 kn ( c) 3
(d ) 1 kQ (d) 3/2
67. Rlkld51'1 CPT :WR"R1 11 eV I
Hklkt ftm -4 CP'R -m tTfr t ?
71. 1!<J) wmM ijFcrrr 1!<J) f01-wfa5 -q
(a ) 3PR erg pWcf>R m 3llffilfJJRr fcfmT
'lbn JlTffi I WJUT oo CPT quR f.im ffitrrr :
JmlT t m 3trRrc1 11 e Cf)l1 v en
Jfl\!lTT I 1. mr a5t trt
cbJ 3w erg p-Wct>R m fc!5tn 2. it tr tm tR
JlTffi tm :WR"R1 11 ev 3rif.rcp en 3' fcrAzT a5T tR
:nmriT I
(c) 3nR erg m famr 3Q<jm it <P2.R - ?
JlTffi ffi 3trRTI111 e v Cf)l1 en (a ) Wcrci 1 3lR 2
:nmriT I
(b) 3
(d ) 3nR p m n-WcPR -m
JlTffi 11 eVtt (c) Wcrci 1 3lR 3
Wm I (d) 1, 2 3ft-{ 3

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7 2. ( E0 J-l)-J/ corresp on ds to w h ich on e of t h e 7ft A harmonic e lectromagn etic wave in free
following? s p ace is descri bed by E = EI) cos (kx - wO.
What. is lh e fl ux den si ty ?
f.a) Velocity or hght in va cuum
{b ) Co nd uctivity (a )

(c) Hesis t.ivity

(b)
(d ) Energy fl ux
Tho
larges t wh en
of a n LCR circui t. in series is (c)
cE,,E/2
(a ) th e induct a nce L a nd cnpacit.ance C a re (d )
None of the above ,.' '
both la rge.
(b) lhe ind ucta nce L is la r ge and res istan ce 77

(e)
R i s s mall .
th e capacitan ce C and r esista n ce R are
ti
both la rge.
!d ) all lhc t hr ee are equal in SI un its.
74. In a n AC circuit, an ind uctor, a capacitor a n d
Te mperature T ( K )
a r esis tor a r e connected in series. If the
induc tive reacta nce is :300 Q and capacitive T he a bove ):,rraph re p r ese n ts the m agn etic
re a cta nce is 200 {2 and resis ta nce is 100 Q , p rope rty of t he material as
then wha t is the phase b etwem1
'a ) F er romagn etic
cu rren t an d vo ltage '?
(a) ;!()'' (b ) Ferrimagnet ic
( b) /!5 . !c! Anti-feJTomagnetic
(e ) flO" (d) None of th e a bove
(cl )

75. Imagine a n electro m agn et ic wave m vacuu m 78.

whose fi e ld (in S l u n its ) is gjve n by
L'
r.- . R ( ,J X 1{-)f) Z - (.7l Y 1014 t 'J,
(z, t ) = 10')- Slrl ' Q
X
0 a nd E z = 0. \\<'nat is the mag- ne tic f1 eld
v =
associa ted with the wave ?
( :-l ) Bx( z, t.) ..,

10 !-iin
2
x 106 z 9 x 10 14 t ),
I\ = 0 ;m d B,_ = 0
In the a bo ve circui t, the va lues of r esis tances
(b l I\ ,iz. U = Rl R
are such that .........L , H<. is the
l1 ( ').> X 1.oi
1 1() 14 t. l. ==
l (:..):z S i D fJ '
Z - X
H2 .f:)'c;
B)( =0 and B ,,. =0 in t ernal resistan ce of t he gal van ometer. The
k l l]x(z, u =" reading or the galva no rn e ter
X 10 G sin n {;3 X 10 6 Z - 9 X 10 14 t ), \ a) n !m a in:; con :;t.anl Lh c s witch !{
is ON or OFF .
Hy '"" 0 and B z = 0
( b) increuses wh en th e s wi tch K is 0?\.
td ) B v ( z. , tl =
( cJ increas es wh e n the swi tch condition 1s
o--;n x 10 6 s in n (3 x 106 z - 9 x 10 1'1 O,
ch anged fr om ON lo OFf<'.
BX =0 and B Z = 0
(cl) always s h ows zero va lue.

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72. 76. ljffi 31Tffim -q (!(f) i:Jtijffil Q rRrr
E =E cos { kx - (!)t ) imT crtUro t I 'Q'ffiffi u;:RQ
(a) Rater if <Dr arr ctm t?
0

(b ) 'tl1Mdk11

(a) /2

(d) :;;:m lffiCRf (b) c0 E20

73. ll LCR <PT Q--pr<P 31ftl<P1'11l mm (c) cE 0 E j2

(d )
(a) LOW mfun C "i[6q t?i I
77.
(b)
(c)

mfurr C

('JW
-g)
m?ffitt R iRT


-g) I
I
I
I
I

(d} Sl ll I I
I

7 4. 1!a5 AC tffitrn 11. t!<P m . 1!a5 <'IW t!<P

1
ow 200 n mI!<i m?mu 100 0 m mq), a5'r
om 'RW 1l ctk1H'H om ? 'CfRffi ?
(a) 30
(a)
(b) 45
(c) 60 (b)
(d) !)0 (c) (anti-ferromagnetic)

75. 11 {!ffi" CJJ:ijiffi q rRrr tR fcmR (d) 11 c5rt

E ah' CSI lll 1'fm 78.
2 6
E X (z, t) = 10 sin n (3 x 10 z - 9 x 10 14 t ),
Ey = 0 :m E2 = 0. crtrr atl
CJmt ?

( a) Bx(z, t ) =
102 sin n (3 x 10 6 z - 9 x 10 14 t),
B y =03ffi"B 7. =0

(b) By( z , t) =
102 sin 1t (3 x 106 z - 9 x 10 14 t),
"' ,
B X = 03ffi: B Z = 0 -Rl = -R3 , Jim RGRl"''l'"i t<
R2 RG
(c) B/z. t) =
033 X 10- sin 1( (3 X 106 Z - 9 X 1014 t ), t I llftl"iltilG'< CPT QQ.i

B y =03ffi:B1. =0 (a) fuR T-1T fffir K ON m

I
(d ) BY(z, t) = (b) fum K <J5 ON tR t I
033 X Sin 1( (3 106 9 1014 t),
X Z - X
(c) fum a3t ON OFF m lR t I
B X =03ffi:B Z =0
(d) 11FT frnrnT I

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79. 81. For the hydrogen atom in the first excited
states with principal quantum numbers n = 2,
what is the number of states with total
angular momentum quantum number
j = 1/ 2 ?
( a) 2
(b) 3
( c) 4
(d) 5

82. In a Compton scattering experiment, when

The maximum kinetic energy (Ek) of emitted
photoelectrons against frequency (u ) of
incident radiation is plotted as shown above.
What is the slope of the graph equal to ?
radiation with wavelength A. = h/(rnc) is
scattered backwards (i.e. 0 = 180) by a n
eJcctron at rest, what is t.he total energy
(relativistic) of the electron after the
scattering ?

(a) Charge of electron (a ) 5 mc2/ 3

(b)
(b ) Work function of the emitter
( c) 4 me 2/ 3
(c) Planck's constant 2
{d ) :3 mc /2
(d ) Ratio of Planck's constant to charge of where m is the mass of e lectron, cis the s peed
electron of light, and h is the Planck's constant.

83. If approximately 2 x 108 eV energy is released

in the fission of one U-235 nucleu s , how many
80. Consider the following m r espect of U-235 nuclei undergo fission in 1 second in a
Compton scattering : reaction operating at 5 x 107 watt?
( a) 15 x 10 10
1. Compton scattering formu la holds less
(b) 15 X 10 18
and less rigorously as we go towards
longer wavelengths. ( c) 15 x 1022
(d ) 15 X 1026
2. Collision between a photon and an
electron is inelastic. 84. A particle of mass m coming in from the right
with energy E encounters a potential V(x) = 0
Which of the statements given above is/are for x > 0 and E/2 for x 0. What is the form
correct ? of the wave function for x < 0 ?

(a ) 1 only (a) A

(b) A c
I ./2
(b ) 2 only
(c) A e ikx
(c ) Both 1 and 2
(d ) A e- ikx
(d ) Neither 1 nor 2
where k = 2n J <2mE) / h .

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79. 81. 1JOO <R'l'RA n = 2 itr tRl1TUj iiT
:ffl&o it. cffiuTTa <R'l'RA
j = 1/2itr itr CRn
(a) 2
(b ) 3
(c) 4
(d) 5

82. t!d5 d5JlllG'i :;om /.. = lJ(mc)

CPT fdfd>'<o 1 t!<f:i fcRn:J v:m. fd M'l 11<'1 = fUm
o = 1so) em=rr m ill ill
3mJm fml' 11 $A<n;:1'11 itr tmJTq qm ?
3>Jil (Ek), fclfd>><u l itr (u) "ili (a) 5 mc2/3
-m&f :mAA9<f I lJI'll5 CPT amR ? 2

(a) $Mcn;(l"i CPT

(b )

(c)
2 mc

4 mc /3
2

(d) 3 m c2/2
(b ) CPT mm Q5'fR :mff m $MCfiX1"1 CPT c "Q'CJ5m <ffi an om h
(c) t<ita5 tffi<P fuRtw I

(d) t<ii'a5 $M<n;:t'"l a> 83. zm: U -235

{!<}) ill l'{ ff1TWT
2 X 108 eV Ji'3'fT m. m5 X 107 watt

80. "$ l'{ tR fcrnR

tR imtfffi1 Qfc:!ftbal l'{ U-235 mm Wt
fd>[gf05<1 ?

(a ) 15 X 10 10
1. :Jffl PI" futR (1 { ttr 3lR Jfffi'
11!vi m (b ) 15 X 1018
W (f511 (f511 mill
( c) 15 X 1022
c)) 'ffi'IJ. e:Tffi I
( d) 15 X 1026
2. Qci $A<n;:t0i a> mzl 31Qf<lltel
I 84. 31R E a> trM 3m) m a> {!Cf5 CJ5UT
a5T fcrwf V(x) = 0, x > 0 a> fffi! ('I'W E/2, x 0
l'{ cnt-1 "fflR) ? "$ fffi? I x < 0 "$ fffi? 'i1trT Q5'fR "ffiT

(a) ilia'M 1
A e-ikx/J2
(a)

(b ) ilia'M 2
A eib. f../2
(b)
(c) 1 3ffi 2M (c ) A eib.

cd ) ';f m1 3ffi 1 2 (d ) A e - ib.

:mn k "" 2rt j (2mE) I h.

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85. The efficiency of a Camot cycle when the 88.
hot body temperature (T 1) is increased by x
or when the cold body tern perature (T 2) 1s
decreased by y will be the same. What is
the relation between x and y ?
(a ) y = x
In a Newton's ring set-up, a transparent
liquid of refractive index 3/2 is introduced
in between the glass plate and its lens. The
circular area of nth ring then
(a) increases by a factor 3/2

(b) y = T 2 x/('l\ + x) (b) decreases by a factor 3/2.

(c ) y = T 1x/(T2 + x) (c ) increases by a factor J3/2 .

(d ) None of the above (d) decreases by a fact or [ 3/ 2 .

86. Consider the following phase transitions :

89. In an experiment, a 2 em wid th diffraction
1. Transition of a ferromagnetic material g rating is replaced by another one which
to a paramagnetic material at t he Curie has twice the number of lines per
point. centimetre tha n the emlier one. How will
2. Transition of a superconducting metal t he diffraction pattern he affected ?
into an ordinary conductor m the 1' Diffraction maxima will be of same
absence of magnetic field. sharpness.
Which of t he above is/are second order phase
transitions '? 2. Spacing of diffrat:tion maxima will
increase.
(a) l only
(b) 2 only Which of the statements given above is/are
correct ?
(c) Both 1 and 2
(a ) 1 only
(d ) Neither 1 nor 2
{b) 2 only
(c) Both 1 a nd 2
87. Consider t he following sta tements about a
{d ) Neither 1 nor 2
h anno nic oscillator :
1.
zero. A quarter wave plate is pasted on to a
plane polarizer such that the fast axis of
2. The probability of finding it is
the plate is at 45 to transmission axis of
maximum at the mean position.
the polarizer. The combination is placed on
Which of the statements given above is/are top of a shiny coin with the quarter wave
corr ect ? plate towards the coin. On looking
(a ) l only (a ) the coin will appear shiny.
(b) 2 only (b) the coin will appear dark.
(c) Both 1 and 2 (c) the coin wiJl appear smaller.
(d ) Neither 1 nor 2 (d ) the coin will appear larger .

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85. CJ5R1--mJ) l) Jl1f (it(f filus CPT <1\), X 88. l!d5 <rc1a JQ(f){OI it CffftT 1!Ci $
Jl'lOT m Jl1f fitus CPT CTitmR (T 2 ), y liUi 3iQdct"1id5 3/2 CPT l!d5 fc5m
uc:rm :5fRlT c=rr aPmT (<::emr) JffilT I <iij neff <rc1a CPT Jd5R
t I
(a) lJUT<f5 3/2 :5fRlT t I
(a) y =x
(b) y = T 2x/( T 1 + x)
(b ) :rmn 3/2 tt UC :5fRlT t I
(c) y=T 1x/(T2 +x) ( c) :rmn [3/2 JTRiT I
(d) l) mlf (d) 1J1ta5 J3 I 2 "fr UG JffilT I

86. R8ffif{$)<1 'R f<hm: : 89. Q'd5 m l) 2 em mtT fcfa$; em {!a) 3RT
1. CPT 3ij4s$)a fcfa$; mm Umn
qn;lT <fiT if Qkl 'M fctim :5fRlT t, I
ftf-w:r fctm flrrr ?
2. atJ: <f5T 3i flfu:lkl it 3ikl cl1Md5 m<J CPT
muRUf "clTffif5 l) I
1. 3<Hr fr illaurcn CPT W1l 1
it cmft

(a) 1

(b) 2 ( a) axwr 1
(c ) 1 3iR 2 {b )

(c) 1 3i'R 2M

87. 3ITi:l<ff cJ-ctel5 R8 Tflf{$Ji1 tR

fcmR a31fu:
9o. {!a) t:ffc em Q'd5 t0' q-{
1.
SfffiR fuGd51 aI 1Tzn RP tffc a5T flffii 3la1, t0' <$
2. 11m WR tff.1 <f5T q'RlllR 3l&T 45" c5tur q{ t 1 em {!a)
'R ifcf5R m1 JTRiT ftp
3)tR l) w"R ? t:ffc fuct$ <tr (R1{) e:r oo 'R
1

(a) 1

(b ) (b ) fuqqjr iWrr I

(c ) 1 3fR 2 <c) fu<Jmr 3Nanwn w m f)1rr 1

<d) 4 c=rr 1 ::r fr 2 <d) fuCfffiT 3NeJTT mm1
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simple hannonic vibrations represented by to its velocity (v) by a = - 2v. What is the

y 1 = a 1 sin (wt + 1J and nature of' velocity-time curve ?

(a) Linearly increasing

y2 = cos (wt + 3 'j1 ? (b ) Exponentially decreasing

7rr. (c) Exponentially incr easing

(a)
12 (d) Linearly decreasing
T(
(b )
3
94. The kinetic energy of a satellite of mass m
(c)
7t in its orbit of radius r around a planet of
2 mass M is given by

rr. GMm
(d ) (a)
12 2r

GMm
(b )
92. Two masses m and M are initia lly at rest r
at infinite distance apart. They approach
each other due to gravitational int{)raction. GMm
(c)
What is t heir speed of approach at th e 2r
instan t when they are at a distan ce d
apart ? (d) None of the above

95. A collision of two objects occurs in an

(a }
inertial frame of reference A. It is a lso
observed by an observer in another ine rtia l
fr ame of reference B moving uniformly with

(b ) ( 2GMm
d (M + m )
1
)2 respect to the frame A a long the z-axis .
Which one of the following is correct ?

(a ) The momentum is conserved in both the

frames but the energy may not.

(c) ( 2G(M + m)y

---d ----
1
(b ) The energy is conserved in both the
frames but the momentum m ay not.

(c) Momentum a long the z-axis only ts

conserved in the two frames.

(d ) ( GMm
.d(M + m )
y 1

(d ) Both energy and momentum

conse zved in both the frames.
a re

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 93. a;
t!d5 <PUT (a ) 'd5T m ( v)
a == -2v t I Cffl> <fit CffiT t ?

y2 = a 2 cos ( rot + i) ID'T <IT

a; cfu1 d5C1i:::O'< crm t ? (b ) t"l'Cffi
J

77t (c) il'<tllnia51

(a)
12

7t
(b)
3
94. M $ t!<P % $ -aRT 3ffi r o5l
(c)
'It

2
man l) wm rn a, a51' 1'lffiJr qm
t ?
(d )
12 (a)
GMm
2r

GMm
(b ) - -
r
92. fcRn:r 3lCRUf l1 <IT m 3ffi" M 3f.M1
tR 1 a> CJ5RUT ctr.n GMm
(c) ---
a5t ow 3'Q11lR 1 '3m a 2r
d tR t :rn 3WJ'l=R tl'T<i crm t ?

95. {!(f) 31 $nil a A 1l i'r RtuiD a5l CCfi:fR M

t I i!d5 ID'T t!<P 3RT
B l), :;it A il5 z-3fe:f tR
t. fcnm :Jffi1T t I l)
I a5\;r t!<P t ?
(b) ( 2GMm
d(M + m )
-)2 (a) ctr.n l'i mfafc'f e:1m t 3>3fl ';f

<b) ctr.n .q J>JTI #am M t m ;r

(c) ctr.n lt <lxrc1 z-3fe:f fhn lt "ffifeRf

1

(d ) ( y
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each with a steady velocity v . If the t wo drops
been built 2900 years ago. Approximately
combine to form a single drop, then what will
be the new terminal velocity ? what proportion of C-14 atoms are yet in
the building's wooden framing, compared to
(a) 2v
the number which were present at the time
(b ) 2 213 v of its construction '?
(c) 2 113 v [Half life of C-14 is 5800 years]
[Take ex = 1 + x]
Cd> 2112 v
97. Two sources of sound produce progressive (a) 035
waves given by y 1 = 6 cos (100 nt) and
(b ) 050
y 2 = 4 cos ( 102 nt). Which one of the following
is correct ? (c) 054
(a ) An observer h ears 4 beats per second
a nd t he intensity r a tio of t he two sound
waves is 3/2
(d ) 065

(b ) An observer hears 2 beats per second 100. As per Boh r Model, what. is the minimum
and the intensity ratio of the two sound e nergy required to remove an electron from
waves is 9/4 the grou nd state of a doubly ionised Li
(c) An observer h ears one beat per second atom ? (Z = :3 )
a nd the intensity ratio of the two soun d (a) 1224 eV
waves is 25/l

(d ) An observer hears one beat per second (b ) 408 eV

and the intensity ratio of the two sound (c) 136 eV

waves is 9/4
(d) 151 eV
98. What is the moment of inert ia of a cyl.inder of
mass M, radius R and length L about an a xis
passing through one of the Oat faces and
perpendicular to its length ? 10 1. Consider a potential barrier of width L and
finite height U. For a particle having
(a) M
2 4
3
+I}) energy E (E < U), whose wave number
inside the barrier is k 2 , th e transmission
probability will be proportional to
(b )
- ik 2 L
(a) e

M Rw_ + !:_ ) 2] (b ) e
- 2ik 2 L
( c)
(4 3
(c) e- k2 L

(d ) e - 2k 2 L
(d )

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96. m :Jffi <f5r CJT"q -4 l!<f5 3itR a-sr v 99. l!<f5 \lCR' 2900 Cft'f fii;m 1Tm w'
flRffi I cfRT l!<f5 (ll ;:mr smi I Rmur '$ mR '$ cPTfO "t1
3-lRm a-sr <RTf mm ? Q5T WRT 'll, C-14 em
(a) 2v Ml'TWT fam.rr mrr 3m ?
(b) 2 213 v [C-14 cCr 3f.t3n<J 5800
(c) zll3 v rFltf3re CX :::::; 1 + X)
(d) 2 112 v
(a) 035

97. f.QR a; tr mn t "3fl (b) 050

y1
llt
=6
I
cos (100 rrt) OW y 2
f.1 SOOifc:lfu C1 -4 "fr
=4
"ill l!<f5
cos (102 rrt)
?
"fr it (c) 054
G
(a) i:la% 4
1.!ffi
fifH <Rm Q5T cfu"rnT
wrm
3/2
c;m iRT
( d) 065

(c) 1.!ffi i:larm l!Qj wrm om

<!'R'i ffi <RriT mr 25/1 ( a) 1224 eV

( d) l!<f5 i:larm {!Cf) wrm c;m (b) 408 eV

iRl <Rr1l CI5l <furcrr 3FfiTO 9I 4
(c) 136 eV

(d ) 151 eV
9 8. M, &1m R <1W L '$ CJ5T
w:rrc (ffiT a; 31af
$ 3ffi.!UT CJm t ? 101. L t!Cf f.rltmi U Q5T finra tR

RmR I 3>311 E (E < U) ffi Cf)UT '$ fffi!,

(a) k2 t . Q'RlTlFf
2 4
Sllfuct5C11 3iljQikld5 M ?

(b)
- ik 2 L
(a ) e

- 2ik 2L
(c) (b ) e

- k 2L
2' (c)

(d) M R2 + ..... )
4 [ 8 - 2k 2 L
( d) c

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of Stern-Gerlach experiment : (average) p and q res pectively. At t = 0
there a re an equal number of the two types
1. Stern-Gerlach experiment demonstrated of nuclei, N 1(0) == N 2(0). At time t, t he ratio
wave nat ure of matter. of the number of these nuclei is
N 1(t)/N 2(t) == eat. What is 'a' equal to ?
2. A beam of neutral silver atorhs was
used in Stern-Gerlach experiment.
(a) (p- q}/(pq)

Which of the above statements is/are

corr ect ? (b ) (p + q )/(pq)

(a) 1 only (c ) 1/(pq)

(b) 2 only (d ) None of the above

(c) Both 1 a nd 2

(d) Neither 1 nor 2

105. p n

ljl
-- I
I
++
I _- + +
103. Consider the following statements m respect I
I
I
of Zeeman effect : X I ++
I
I
1-- ++
1. Each energy level m the atom is split I
I I

into just three levels which are eq ua lly ++I

spaced.
In the diagram of the space charge across a
2. The spacing between split levels is p-n j unction as shown above, t.he region X
directly proportion a l to th e a pplied has
magnetic field.
(a) uncovered donor impurities and mobile
Which of t he stat ements given above is/are electrons.
correct ?
(b) covered acceptor impuri ties a nd mobile
holes.
(a) l on ly
(c) uncovered acceptor im purities and
(b ) 2
mobile holes.
(c) Both 1 and 2
(ell covered donor impurities and mobile
(d) Neither 1 nor 2 electrons.

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102. m a; -q; tR to4. U-235 mrr u-2as P q

fa"aR : (3lhm) $ a:lZf t I t = 0 IR, ar.n Wct5R

$ eastl4H -q; N 1 (0} = N 2 (()).
1. m ;t c5t a>1

2. m -q a; N 1(t )/N2(t) = eat I 'a' fifffim ERnR ?

(J)T mn 00 TTm I
(a) (p - q)/(pq)

(b ) (p + q )/ (pq)
(a) 1
(c) 1/(pq)
(b ) 2

( c) 1 3ffi: 2 Z!f.:rr

105. p n
1- - ++II
103. srnrcr a; ijft 1l tR f<rtlR I
I I
I _ _ ++I

I I
I I
X : + +:
l I

1. :-- + +:I
mm
1
fillrm Jfr 3MmM IR t I I
I - - ++ I
I

2. fillrm :;;:m a; 11m 3Ft'Rffi p-n m $ 31R\lR $

<); 3l'jiMI"j41ffi I C!ffio $ , X .zr

(a) 1

(b ) 2

(c) 1 3W 2 Z!f.:rr

(d) ill 1 3ffi: e:fT 2

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106. Two thin positive lenses are placed at a 110. An image of an axial poin t source is made
distance L apart. If the focal length of each with a parabolic mtrror which is front
lens is f, t he combination will have negative coated. The image will be free of which of
focal length when
the following ?
( a) f < L < 2f only.
1. Chromatic aberration
(b) L < f only.
( c) L > 2f only. 2. Spherical aberration

(d) None of the above 8. Coma

4. Astigmatism
107. A I-le-Ne laser light is used for producing the
diffraction fringes by using a t,TTating of 15,000 Select the correct a nswer using t h e code
lines/inch . If this grating is replaced by briven below :
another grating of 20,000 lines/inch, the
fringes
(a) will become broader.
(a)

(b)
1 and 2

2 a nd 3
(b) will become narrower. ( c) 1 and 4
(c) will disappear.
(d ) 2 and 4
(d) will remain same.

design of a microscope or telescope eyepiece is

(a) correction for longitudinal chromatic
aberration only.
(b ) con-ection for lateral chromatic
aberration only. resonance ?
(c) correction for astigm a tism.
(d) correction for both longitudinal and (a ) fk
lateral chromatic aberrations. 2 Vm

109. What iR the approximate distance through (b) 2 1k

which movable mirror of a Michelson
Vm
interferometer be displaced for 2000 fi-inges of
the yellow sodium lines of wavelength 5893 A
(c) 1-
to cm ss the centre of the field of view '? Vm
(a) 06 nm
(b) 12 nm (d )
im
( c) 6 nm
Vk
(d) 12 nm

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106. tHIC"lib Q{ffi 3fltffi m t I <:rfa"

L tR 110. {!(f) Wa" mr Slmfal;\j {!(f) 4<ctH'Ia m
cer r t. mmiT.JR cer tt5larn :m 3fii t. CATQT lTQT ,

(a )

f < L < 2f.

'3rn
Pl8fftruct 1l * taR m ?

(b) L <f. 1.

(c) L > 2f. 2.

(d ) 1l arrt
3. tNm

m cPT 4. 311 ffi:;t qR; ;:r4

to7. 15,ooo W)
He-Ne "ffiR 51ct>m {;RT ffpJl W) :;mlt
1 <:rfa" T!Cf) 3Ri 2o,ooo cer
m tt mffoJt
(a) 3l'fUq; mtT fl Jn&it !
(a)

(b)
1

2
2

3

(b) 3lfuct> f) Jn&it I
(c) 1 4
(c) fl Jn&it I
(d) 2 4
<d) eT wrrr 1
108. trcP m aS'T 1l
1l {!05 t 111. m miT ac1 HQ(i id5 k {!(f) :mo<ff
(a ) tR A sin (ut) aM, :m-i t t <1m

(b ) . Wcf qol frm A , u rPTTm t I u <ffi 'I:TR. Cf'QT flm.

(c) mfffi?
t!Cf Wcf qol fffi?

(d)
(a)

109. I'II$Cf>i1'<"H dlffict>{ UfJiltl'J trc'f crQur q;1

q;v) fffi! l"f1TWT Cf'QT f3Rrc'p fffi? (1 :(
(b)
5893 A aS'T em 2000
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(a) 06 nm (c )
(b) 12 nm

(c) 6 nm (d ) !
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112. Frame F' moves with speed c/2 along the
x-axis with reference to frame F, c being the
speed of light. The clock at the origin of frame
F' and moving with it, shows time t' = 0 when
it crosses the origin of F. What is the time
shown by this clock when it is at a distance x
as observed in frame F ?
(a) x/c
Directions : The following five (5) items consist of
two statements, Statement 1 and Statement 11. You
are lo examine these two statements carefully and
select the answers to these items using the code giuen
below.
Code:

( b) J2 x/c (a} Both the statements are individually

true and Statement II is the correct
(c) x/( J3 c) explanation of Statement I
(d) J3 x./c (b) Both the sta te men ts are individually
true but Statement II is not the correct
explanation of Statement I
113. A capillary tube of radius r and length L is
horizontally connected to the base of a vessel (c) Statement I is true but Statement II is
of crosssectional area A filled with a liquid of fa lse
density p to a height h. Assuming that liquid
(d ) S tatement I is false bu t Statemen t II is
flow is streamlined, what is the time required
true
by the level to fall to h/3 equal to ?
{ a) [8 rjLA (ln 2)] I [rrr 4pg]
In Young's double slit
(b) [8 r]LA (ln 3)] I [rrr4pg]
experiment light waves
(c) 18 r]Lr (ln 3)] I !nA 4pg] emerging from two slits are in
phase.
(d ) [8 r]Lr Cln 2 )] I (nA4pg]
Statement II : In Young's double slit
114. The radius of the first Bohr orbit will be experiment set-up t.he two slits
smallest for are on the same wavefront of
(a) He+ the light wave emerging from
the same source equidistant
(b )

(c)
H
I .1....++ from the slits.

(d) Be+++
117. Statement I: Resistivity of a semiconductor
decreases as its temperature
115. What is t he electric flux through a cylindrical increases.
sur face of a cylinder with radius R and length
L, kept in a unifonn electric field E ? Statement ll : The rate of collision of
(a) nER2L conduction electrons with
(b ) 2nERL atoms increases with increase
in temperature.
(c) 2nER2
(d ) Zero

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F', x-3ial 11 <!rr c/ 2 rew : AAfffRirl r:ifFJ (0 5) JTRtm 11 c:} CJ5?.R "!.
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tR -ew Jfi wr t.
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I zw utT Cffil JRI zrf X tR 4h7 TJT! we c1fr flt74m ir CJRr! 1

M . 3tm m F11

(a) x/c
(b) J2 x/c ( a) 3tR II,

(c) x/( J3 c )
am'1" I CPT '{(li)d,{OI t I

(d ) J3 x/c <bl cn'11 <n2R II,

I '{(li)Cf){u t ;:rff t I
113. r t!ci' L a5t T!iD T!iD
mTG u;:Ra p h m O<f5 'lR m
1
R <ffi h/a "ffiP 11 ffilT

(a) [8 l)LA (/ n 2 )] / [n:r 4pg]

(b) 1. 8 llLA (/n 3)] I [rrr4pg]

(c) [ 8 nLr (in
4
3)] I [n:A pg] zirr
{!d) 11 a1
Rml mfirn l?<P d5'ffi ft M I
(d ) [8 llLr (/n 2 )] I [nA'ipg]

114. m a,arr cir fffi! mm ? Wl" 3'tTaRUT it.

(a ) oom eaHi&lH

(b ) H W1R -mn Frm a; l!<f)

(c) Li H + I

(d ) B e+++

117. (f:5PF{ I: t!d5 a5t d t

115. l!dH1AH fuwl ffi E it ci. R l!<i La;
I
&C1'11d'>l'< "ft fuwt <ffiT

(al n:ER2L a'i2R II: tr1191 cir

(b) 2rrERL I

(!:) 2nER2
(d )

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118. Statement 1 : A particle with energy less 120. S tatement I: Two inertial frames of
than the height of the potential r e fe r ence , moving with a
barrier can cross th e barrier. relative velocity v be
ca.n
related by the following
S tatement li : This will violate t he law of Loren tz transformations :
conservation of energy.
t'=Y(t- x' =x,

y' =y(y - vt), z' = z,

[ 2]
119. Statement I : For a streamline and steady
wher e y'2 = 1 - : 2 .
flow of distilled water , the sum
of the press ure and t he total
energy per unit volume at any S tatement II : The velocity v lies on the
two points along the flow xz-plane .
remains the .sam n.

Statement /1 : The sum of pressure, velocity

and elevation heads maintains
a constant value.

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IDU FcPm JfT

;w;r n .- :F.Jrt m maWT <PT 3ffiu;:r

y'=y(y - vt), z'==z,

"'
JJm
?
r= (

v 2)
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a> fffi!. a> <rr (f52Ff II : <Pr v, e:)m I
tR. wr om -sm, 31TmR
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