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PART B - PHYSICS 13. From a uniform circular disc of radius R

ALL THE GRAPHS/DIAGRAMS GIVEN ARE . . . R
SCHEMAnc AND NOT DRAWN TO SCALE. and mass 9 M, a small disc of radius is
3
'31. Three concentric metal sh~lls A, Band C removed as shown in the figure. The
of respective radii a, b and c (a < b < c) moment of inertia of the remaining disc
have surface charge densities + CT, - CT and about an axis perpendicular to the plane
+a respectively. The potential of shell B of the disc and passing through centre of
is:
disc is:
(1)

(2)
'l- '2..
MR.+ g_tt~
--
C,}\ll'2..

G 2- 18 19

µ_p_?_
/ 32.
(4)

Seven identical circular planar disks, each

/
(1)
37 MR2
9 --
'"(.MR'2..
'Z.-
7
1g
of mass M and radius R are welded (2) 4 MR2
symmetrically as shown. The moment' of
( ~1-7) /\R"L
40 MR2
inertia of the arrangement about the axis (3) 1€
9
normal to the plane .:ind passing through 37
(4) 10 MR2
the point P is :
>/
34. The reading of the ammeter for a silicon
diode in the given circuit is :

2000

.
~ (1)
'•
.
i•
.,
'
181MR2
2
19MR2
'
~R'l..+ b.,.
'2-
rfl.
'2,..
+fl~
'L
(1)
3V

13.5 mA
~
(2)
2 + 7A ~R) (2) 0 ~
55MR2· '7.. '2.
(3) 7 f\ P-: t ¥fl +YJ ~3) 15 mA
2
73MR2 ri- 'Cl
7_!:\ Pl-+ ~ ~ ft"L
(4) 14) 11.5 mA
2
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Unpolarized light of intensity I passes
37. Two masses m 1 = 5 kg and m2 = 10 kg,
through an ideal polarizer A. Another
connected by an inextensible string over il
identical polarizer B is placed behind A.
frictionl ess pulley, are moving as shown
The intensity of light beyond B is found to
, I . in the figure. The coefficient of friction of
be 2 , Now another identical polarizer C horizontal surface is 0.15. The minirnurn
weight m U1at should be put on top of
is placed between A and B. The intensity • • 012
~ . I . to stop the motion IS :

_. ~ beyond Bis now found to be . The angle

8
~{ ·; .. ~ -} : ,1.-_ ~e~rn ,polarizer A and C is : T
. t: ' . ~
'(1) . • 60° ' ' ' '' ''

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,. :
\ \. -45° ' ' 1 ' ', j
(1) 10.3 kg M.+ 10 =- loo
. t~ . ,· ·3 j
- i: \ 5,:1 /18.3 kg

'36. For an RLC circuit driven with voltage of

r
amplitude vm and frequency
. .
<i>
1 •
= .JiE
y
(4)
27.3 kg
43.3 kg
~
't.?>,
1-0

tS~
f' ~ ?>'.!>. 3- ID
II
I
0
. .
"38.
the current exibits resonance. The quality In a coI:inear collision, a particle with an
,.
factor, Q is given by : initial speed vO strikes a stationary particle
of the same mass. If the final total kinetic
energy is 50% greater than the original
!
kinetic energy, the magnitude of the
relative velocity between the two particles,
. te~ co)lision, is :

,.. 'Vo -:> Vo ~

(1) - •
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- •• •\•--- - - - • c,
0 as
•nt 1111 middle point nnd 111 11ct into
occupit)II n vo Iumc V 'n t 27°C.. The o• ·
0•1s
lonnllutllnul vlbl'lltions. The dcnsily of
cxpnnds adinbnticnlly tc> a volume 2 V.
grnnllc! hi 2.7x1o3 kg/m~ nnd it11 Young's
Cnlcul.i k (a) the finnl lcmpcrnture of lhe
moduhrn lu 9.27 x 1.0'10 J>n. Whnt will be
lhc fundnnwntnl frequency o( the
Jong!tudinnl vihmtio1111
· ? ~
®
k
gnH nnd (Ii) chnngc in ils internal energy.

{1) (a)
·Jc"s K
✓ (b) 2.7 kJ
½.
,\fl~
{
(1)

uJi(
(3)
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5
2.5 kl-Jz
kH, ('._. -,;;;.,_
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l-✓(3)
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(a)
189 K

195 K
(b)

(b)
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1~= I~
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0 , 'i
189 K (b) - 2.7 kJ

\ •C '45,
I It Is .found
' I thnt if a n~tron suffers nn I oo:, • -._,7 7' 3 I 4 ,< b / =/i-1- !.1- ,:,
elnstic collinear collision with dcuteriurrt 48.
~ nt rest·, frnr.tionnl loss of its en~rgy is Pct ; A solid sph ere of rndius r made of a soft

"1- ~ ~.J) while for its similnr collision with carbon

mnlcrial of bulk modulus K is surrounded
_1- fl'.J .If1, ~~uclcus at rest, fractionnl loss of enc~~ by a liquid in a cylindrical container. A
'l- ! ~
is p,. The values of pd and· p, arc massless piston of area a floats on the
n..ir° rcspecUvcly : "!)-v · · surface of the liquid, covering entire cross
1
\ 'I,,~ ,,,1) (0, 1) ~
'Z..I"'\ sectionI of cylindrical container. When a
_. \~ (2) •(•89, •28) -)v !. mnss m is placed on the . surface of the

q 1. ;'-~ (·28, ·89) --)7..v ~ piston to compress the liquid, the fractional
\t ?(
~~4) (0, 0) ~ -")V . ' decrement in the radius_of the sphere,

•('7dr)·, IS:
.
,., ., ·. ~v • 2.-J
' .,
46.'. The density of a material in the shape of a
cube is determined by measuring three
sides of the cube nnd its mnss. If the
rclnUvc errors in mensuring the mass and
(1)
-mr,
Ka
length arc respectively 1,5% and %, the
-~ 111:

(1)
1
~nxlmum error in determining the density I •• (2) -Ka
mg

--
\ ~j

I (2) 2,5% Ka
·(3) ' /•

(3) 3mg
~-5%
A4) 4.5%
1,5+3 '
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'49. A parallel plate capacitor of capacitance 51. An electron hom various excited states of
90 pF is connected to a battery, of emf hydrogen atom emit radiation _to come to
20 V. If a dielectric material of dielectric the ground state. Let >-n, >-g be the
constant K = ~
is inserted between the de Broglie wavelength of the electron in
3 the n th state and the ground state
, plates, the magnitude of the induced respectively. Let~ be the wav:elength of
charge~ be: the emitted photon in the transition from
..,
the n th state to the ground state. For large
o.9 ~ c · KLV
danc
(1) n, (A, B are constants)
:. 5 30 -12
✓ -'1... k'2..
- 1- ~~l0 Y.,?..O ·
& (1) A2n ...>., ?-- -=- ~
,,,
. .!
. -10
· (3) 0.3 n C - ~ 1-ID \
B )(~ -,,_

(4) 2.4 n c, !
1
•,
vir J\i=A+ 2
An r· <

(3) J\i"'A + B Xn
'/'.,. ~~t
~ (4) A; =A+B>..~
so. The dipole moment of a circular loop __,,
ca rryhtg a current I, is m and the magnetic
field at the centre of the loop is B1. When
✓
the dipole moment is doubled by keeping 52. The mass of a hydrogen molecule is
the current constant, the magne_pc field at 3.32 x 10 - 27 kg. If 1023 hydrogen
B1 molecules strike, per second, a fixed wall
the centre of the loop is' B2. The ratio
82 of area 2 cm2 at an angle of 45° to the
is: normal, and rebound elastically with a '

@ (1)
\ 1 0 speed of 1a3 m/ s, then the pressure-on the
.
2--: wall is nearly : "!.. I'- ~ ' ) . ~•~
~cos~
.fi
(1) 4.70x102 N/m2 .:A- to
\ ,
3J- IY'
I (2) 2
J2) 2.35 x 103 N/ m2
'3.,
.,
~
(3) 4.70x103 N/m 2 -
f i. '
1 ,b5'f. I, 4-
J4) 2.35x102 N/m2

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represent the same motion. One of them , bnl.lncc point of n mctN brldgt! Rhlfts to
does _it incorrectly. Pick it up. the ldt by 10 cm. The n•si.,t,mce of their
series co mbination i81 kn. I low much was
velocity \)::. 'llo"" ~j
the resi st.i nce on th,~ left slot before

(1)
inlcrchn nging the rcsislnnccs ? Rt • $,
(1) \ 910 n p._ I .,. Ri. :::- I ooo
I
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f<-~ .:.~
/'_56. ~
In a potentiometer experiment, it is 1ound
position that no current passes through the
galvanometer when the terminals of the
_(4) cell arc connected across 52 cm of the
potentiometer wire. If the cell is shunted
by a rt!sistance of 5 n, a balance is found
\
when the cell is connected across 40 cm of
\ ,
"s4. An electron, a proton and an alpha the wire. Find the internal resistance of
·the cell.
particle having the same kinetic energy are
moving in circular orbits of radii re' rp, ra
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respectively in a uniform magnetic field B. ,(1) 2.s n -- ~ I k
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 H the seri , 1· • f ~
. • cs mut rcgucncy of the Lymnn 59.
series· I A particle is moving in a circular-path of
of?nd ts vL, t 1en the series limit frequency
scrie~ is : •
radius a under the action of an attractive
.
potential U = -
k .

0 / 'vL/25
2
r2 • Its total energy is :

:(~•L (1)

(3) 16 vL

k
(4) vu16 (2) - 4a 2

@ The angular width of the central

m aximum in a sin~ le slit diffraction
7.--.1 ~ p att ern is 60°. The w idth of the slit is
~4) Zero
·1 ~ ~
15 'v 1 µm . The slit is illuminated by
~ monochromatic plane waves. If another
11. ~ ~ slit of same width is made near it, Young's
,\. fringes can be observed on a screen placed A silver atom in a solid oscillates in simple
¼ +\O at a distance 50 cm from the slits. If the harmonic motion in some direction with a
IV"~
\t' observed fringe width is 1 cm, what is slit frequency of 10u/ sec. What is the force
scr~ration distance ? constant of the bonds connecting one atom
with the other? (Mole wt of silver= 108 and
(i.e. distance between the centres of each Avagadro number=6.02x1D23 gm mole- 1)
slit.) ;;.r'2..'ZJ.
t.ll -1- 1,.01..~P:::-,.h IC, ·
(1) 5.5 N/m I Og
(1) 100 µm ri_

6.4 N/m k=- 2-tt -y.. IO ,t(Ocg

,h,07-

7.1 N/m
(3) 50 µm
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(4) 2.2 N/m
(4) 75 µm -'2-

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