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THOME AE ye,
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prune
4 Calcutta laboratory was ny
Calculate this presse in Stand cys
the following dats: Speciticyaaviy af
= 136, Density of water = 10" epint eee
ve? at Caloutta, Preasute = jpn if 28
pee 1m usual
TAns. 9-996 x 104 Nim?, 9-996 x 108 dynefem?
13. The normal duration of 1 yr Science, Pure
Practical period in Indian colleges it oq
minutes. Express this period in micro cenuries
1 micro century = 10° s 100 years
[Ans, 1-90 micro century]
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14, Using dimensional analysis, check the
correctness of the following relations >
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Gti) Em me? ‘
where the symbols have thelr usual meanings.
(Ans, All the three relations are correct)
18. Volume V of water which passes any point of a
‘canal during ¢ second is connected with the cross
section A of the canal and the velocity u of water
by the relation V = KAtu, where X is
dimensionless constant, Verify the correctness
of the relation, [Ans. Correct}
16, ‘The escape velocity from the surface of earth is
2GM
given by U= J]. where M is mass und R
ig radius of earth, Check the correctness of the
formula. [Ans. Correct]
17. Check the correciness of the rel
2acos®
dg
tension, @ is angle of contact, ris radius, d is
he +» where A is height, is surface
[Ans We
jethind of dimension the forma
18, Cheek by the
ui
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acting eit a body OF tui
na medi of coetth
aby PeOnner
errs
[Ans. Correct]
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19, The viscous farve f
moving with a velocity #40
ieat of vincosity 11 1 Rive!
Check the correetness of the fo
20, ‘the critical velocity (0) of flow of a liqnad
vo
trough a pipe of radius (7) i given Dy =
shore p ix density of liquid and 11s coefficient
of viscouity of the liguid, Check if the relation
erect]
iy cortect dimensionally, [Ans
21. “Test if following eqn, is dimension
{=
BV
where, ¥ = frequency, J = moment of inertia.
TAns. Correct]
ff momentum!
“1. Isiteorrect ?
[Ans. Yea)
23, ‘The dimensions of o b* (where 6 is Stefan's
constant and & is Wien's constant) are (M11!
7) it rue? [Ans, Yes]
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24. The position of a particle moving along x-axis
depends on time according to the equation
X= af? «by, where x is in metre and 1 ig in see
‘What are the units and dimensions of a and b ?
‘What do they represent ?
fAns. ms, me}, e272 E73; ace,
‘and rate of change of acc.|
25. The velocity v of a particle depends upon time
v=
22. The dimensions of (angul
magnetic moment) are (MA~E
‘according to the equation 0 = a+ bry —°—
a
Write the dimensions of a, b, ¢ and d. "
i (Ans. (67-1, (27 }, (23, 1711
26, Write the dimensions of (a/b) in the relation
veatbr
where v is velocity and ris time, fAns. [71]fini t
"27. Write the dimensions of afb in the relation
Gera
pmafi abr? where Fis force, x dxtnce
and is tie ‘anw UYE THY
‘Write the dmenaions of a % 2m the telat
2
oe
a
were i een, x dinanes and 1
‘Ans 92 TY
439, Weite the dimensions of ab in the relation
oe
bx
‘where P ix presture, x is distances nel # in Gitihe.
{Ans tf T71,
rr
Pp
40, 1f force, velocity and time are taken ub
fandamental quantities, what would be the
dimensions of work ? [Ans (F vl
Shi Af the units of force, length ark time are ten
veifundamental units. What would be the
dimensions of mass ? (Ams, PLATA
32. A jat of water of cross sectional wea A ane
‘locity impinges normally onatationary at
plate, The mass per unit volume of water i D-
Key dimensional analysis, determine a0
ceopression for the foree F cxerced by the J
against the plate, [Ans Fak pA wy
Qa the ‘basis of dimensional analysis
expression for fequeney of tuning fork.
[=
‘4M. Calculate the dimensions of linear momentum
and peta ere in terms of velocity or
density (p) and frequency (y) as fundargent
units, pat ee soakpyv'l
‘35. The wavelength ()) of matter waves may depend
upon Planck’s constant (#), mass (m) and
‘velocity (v) of the particle. Use the method of
dimensions to derive the formule
ka
—
[An Ae!
36, The velocity (v) of transverse waves on 8 8tINE
may depend upon (i) length () of string.
| (i) tension T in the string and (dif) mass per unit
formula
Tengah (m) af the atnig. DEANE the form!
dimensionally, tans v= tim)
3%, Thee compel force (F) ting om a beady AY
depend enn ash of the Body Om) cutis OF
see ete tr) and frequency. revo .
Derive the formula demensionally
Tans, Fak mr
‘Auriga the nes i the Lael MOE
Assuming ove by a flowing ver depends
aa pte dematy and accteratn Ae
ae awtye,aow eat m vain cucetly #8 WME
sath power af velocity of Mov!
3p: The frequency (v) of an oseiating Ato Tey
depend pen rads (2) oF he drop, density (FP
seq gl he curface tenon (8) the a
Deduce the formula dimensionally
[ae vek Ea
pr
40, Using the method of dimensions, derive 3
apes fr fate of flow (¥) fa lid heey
ee of rndiva () under a pressire gradient
{eh Given that V also depenss on coefficient
fof viscosity (1) of the igus,
[ae Vek
Qe”
41, Find the dimensional formula of =
trey he
where symbols have their usual meaning.
fans, Mf? L° T°)
42. A the fundaricntal quantities are velocity (2).
‘mass (A), time (7), what ‘will be the dimensions
of #1 in the equation V = nee where the
gymbots have their usual weaning.
fans. Mtv Ty
43, Find the value’ of 60 joule/min, on a system
which has 100 g, 100 cm and | min. as
fundamental units.
fAns, 2:16 x 10° new units}
Using the principle of homogeneity of
dimensions, find which of the following is
comrect ?
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28/hBPROBLEMs ror PRACTICE
ERRORS AND PROPAGATION of
ie ERRORS IN SUM AND DIFFERENCE
. In an experiment, refractive jidex of lass was
observed 10 be 145. 156, 154, 1d, 1s
1:53, Calculate (mean yalue of refractive mdea
(W) mean absolute ervor (4/2) fractional erin
(e) percentage error, Express the result in te
of absolute error and percentage error,
[Ans 151 (2) #004 Git) £003 Gi) 4 39% ;
HaTSl+ 0-04 51+ 3%.
2 Two rods have lengths measured a3 (1-8 ¢
0-2) m and (2-3 + 0-1) m, Calculate their
combined length with exror linits,
(Ans, (4:14 0:3) m}
3, The sides of a rectangle are (181 403) m
and (17-81 046) m, Find their sum with error
limit [Ans, (22:99 + 0-9) m]
4. The initial and final temperatures ofa liquid are
measured to be (67-7 + 0-2)°C and (76:3
£0339C, Calculate the rise in temperature,
[Ans. (66 2 05)'C]
§. Two resistances 7, = (1000 4 0-3) ohm and r,
= (150.0 # 0.5) ohm are connected in series.
Calculate the combined resistance with error
limits. TAns. (250-0 + 08) ohm]
6 The original length of a wice is (153-7 +
046) em. It is stretched to (155-3 + 0:2) om,
Calculate the elongation in the wite with error
limits (Ans, (146 ¢ 0-8) em]
RORS IN
|, DIVISION AND
RAISING TO SOME POWER
7. A capacitor of capacitance C = (2:0. 0-1) pF
is charged to a potential difference V =
(20 = 0:2) V. What is the charge on the
capacitor ? (Ans. (40 + 2-4) 10° C)
8. A potential difference of V = (20 + 1) volt is
applied across a resistance of (8.0 + 2) ohm.
Calculate the current with error limits
(Ans, (2-5 + 0-80) A]
9. The radius of a sphere measured to be (2-1 +
0.5) cm. Calculate its surface area with error
limits. (Ans. (55-4 + 264) cm?)
10, Ths radius of a sphere is measured with an error
of 2% . What would be the error in volume of
the sphere 7 [Ans. + 6 %]
SS ee eee
=
Sa atti
v= ean etn seg
FT aol tess
sme ‘a
itera amu dietiet ice!
mirror axing. 4 spheromctef, i 8 FOUN thy
J= (440.1) cm and f= (0-085 + 0.001) cm
Calculate the maximum possible errr in the
is of curvature Uns. £25 6m
SIGNIFICANT FIGURES
AND ROUNDING OFF
13, Write down the number of significant figures jy
the following
{i 0.039 (i) 2.000 (it) 0.050 (i) 308 x op
TAns. (two (i) four (i) Wo Us) three
14, Round off to three significant digits
(003927 kg (i) 4085 x 10% s
Ans. 0-0393 ke : (ii) 4°08 » 10s)
18, A jeweller puts'a diamond weighing 5-42 g ins
box weighing 1-2 kg, Find the total weight ot
the box and the diamond to correct number of
significant figures. TAs. 1°2 kg)
16, Subtract 3:2 x 106 from 4-7 x 10 with due
regard to significant figures. (Ams. 4:7 x 104)
17. Add 38 x 10° to 4:2 10° with due regan
significant figures. [Ans. 46 105)
Solve with due regard to significant figures
291x03842
0-080
19. The diameter of a sphere ix 2-78 m. Caleulae
its volume with due regard to significant figuts
[Ans. 11-3 1)
20. A thin wire has a length of 21-7 em and rats |
0:46 mm. Caleulate the volume of the wire 0
[Ans I]
Correct significant figures, — [Ans, O14 em!
TYPICAL PROBLEMS
D
21. The time period of oscillation of sith!
Pendulum is given by ¢=2nJi7g. Wht
(Re seeuracy in the determination of if 10
ith is known to 1 mm accuracy and 0S"Practice QuesTrons
TBiiivipie Geice Guowtions wun one correct anni
4. A student measured the diameter of a wire
using w Screw gaUKe with least count C4001 em
and listed the smensnrements. The correct
nveasurement it
(a) $320 ett ($dom
(o) [Link] (a) 53200 em
2. What is the number of significant figures tn
7310» 10°?
(a2 (3
(a (6
1. Which of the following is not the unit of surface
tension ?
(a) Nim (b) in?
(6) kgs? (2) none of these
4, When 97-52 is divided by 2°54, the correct
result ts
(a) 38-3937 (B) 38-394
(c) 3839 (384
5, The ratio of the ST unit to the CGS unit of
modulus of rigidity Is
(a) 10? (b) 10
10? @ io!
6. The dimensional formula for thermal
resistance is
@iM2T 3K} jer tat
ttre] (Mier KA)
7. Ithe error in the measurement of momentum
of a particle fs 100%, then the error In the
measurement of kinetic energy bs
(@) 100% (b) 200%
fe) 30% (d) 400%
8, Subtract 0-2 kg from 34 kg, The result in terms
of proper significant figures is
(a) 33-80 kg (b) 34 kg
(M0 ky. (dy 134 ke
What is the value of (50 x 10°) 0 « 10%)
swith dive regards to significant figures ?
tw) 2.504 ch 250 1
(2510 (250 x 108
10, The dimensional formula for molar thermal
capacity is same as that of
(hf) stefan’s constant
(a) gas constant
(c) Holteamaann constant
{d) specific heat
t )
|. Given that y= a eu ed) where ¢
represents time in seconds and x represents
distance in metre. Which of the following
statements fy truc ?
(a) unit of tis same as that of p
(b) unit of ris same as that of q
(6) unit of x is same as that of ¢
(d) unit of x is same as that of p
. A new unit of length is chosen such that the
speed of light in vacuum Is unity. What is the
distance between the sun and the earth in terms
of the new unit, if light takes 8 rin. and 20 see
to cover this distance
(a) 300 (b) 500
(©) 400 (d) 600
13. The number of significant Ngures in L118 +
10 Vis
@3 (6
(a5 w4
14, What is the number of significant figures in
(3-20 + 480) « 1082
(a)
B
(b)4F os
ou
ee the largest stone
fag that the mas me of the bary
15, Assumleg Uifved by a flowing river depends
at ne cy» of water, Its density p and
rection due to geneity ge then m bsdirectly
fropordional to
fi w
t aye
“)
«
eg WV
16, A quantity given By X= “07. where Win
potential difference, 71s length, ¢ is time, The
dimensions af X are same us that of
a) resistance (b) voltage
te) charge (dy current
17. Which of the following have same dimensions ?
(a) Specific heat & latent heat
(2) Momentum & impulse
(6) Moment of inertia & moment of momentum
(a) Tension & surface tension
18, Which of the following is a dimensional
constant ?
(a) refractive index
(c) relative density
(2) gravitational constant
19. The dimensional formula for latent heat is
@Mee Tr (Mert
(MLT Mire
20. What is the % error in measurement of “T° of
a@ pendulum maximum errers in the
measurement of ‘f" und *p" are 2% & 4 %
respectively ?
(a6 % mam
3% (osm
21. The relative density of « metal may be found
by hanging a block of the meial from a spring
balance and noting that in air, the balance reads
(5-00 £ 0-05) N while in water, it reads (4-00 +
005) N. The relative density would be quoted
(b) dielectric constant
as
(2) (5004005) (hy S.00.4 11%
(e) 5.00 + 010 @) 5-004 6%
22. The length of a rod is (11-05 + 0-05)
is the total length of 2 such rods 7 ye aes
(2) 22:1£0:05) em (6) (22.10 00.05) em
(92214005) cm — (d) (22. 10£.0:10) em
23. A liquid of coefficient of viscosity 7, is lowi
fiend ly through 9 capillary tube of radius +
tube is given by
Xniv sqrt
thy BM
we ar ) a
te) re AY me a
24, The scientific principle Involved in computers
ts
(a) EMI
() Superconducivity
(4) Amplification by population inversion
25, Which of the following hus metre kelvin as the
unit?
(a) Ryders constant
(©) Solar constant
26. Given that
Joe etn (=)
tar =x? «
where a is a constant. Using dimensional
analysis, the value of m bs
(@)1 (aot
wo (d) none of the above
27. Ina particular system, the unit of length, mans
and time are chosen to be 10 cm, 10g and 01 5
respectively. The unit of force in this system
will be equivalent to
(a) OTN (4) 1N
W)10N (2) 100N.
28. The time dependence of a ph yuantity P
is given by P = Py exp (— eo wee fa a
constant and fis time. The constant ois
(a) diniensionless, (8) has dimensions 7?
(©) has dimensions of P
(@) bas dimensions 72
29. The pressure on a square plate Is measured by
measuring the force on the plate and the length
Of the sides of the plate, If the maximum error
in measurement of force and length are
Fespectively 4% and 2%, the maximum error
in the measurement of Pressure is
io oe ae
ic)
(d) 8%,
30. One centimetre
calipers is divided (rg, Scale of vernler
ten equal parts, If 10
(2) Thernodynanies
(h) Wein’s constant
{d) Gas constant,fications of the soa acnie aE ge Wall M emma
the calllpers bs Me the lewst cout of
(a) COI em (8) 0.02
(vorem
(4) 0.005 ery
31, The potion ofa particle at time oem by
re thaieay
a
whore Vo is constant and a > 0,
The almensions oF Vy and a are
(MOLT and?! (by 41.79 ana pt
(MOLT Vand 17 26h M92 Pl ana
2, If Energy (8), velocity (V) and time (7) are
chose as fundamental quantities,
jous Uf SuFTace
represented as :
ever (hy FV 2
ever? MEV
433 In the standard equation
Sy = + 520-1),
what dimensions do you view for Suu, 7
(aM oL're Morty
taMen'r + (M1971
‘34. If units of length, mass and force are chosen
4s fundamental units, the dimensions of time
‘would be >
(Mi? p12 pin yy pit pi
(MIR I2 p-1R gy afl gi eI
435 Dimensions of magnetic Induction are :
awit zat eaters
meres aii sat
‘3% The dimensions of intensity are :
@im'7s @umere
olm'r? mite
——* __, What are the
donaity +B?
+B
37 Given : force =
_, dimensions of a, B ?
@) ML? TM 13
(M2 EAT 2, PL
ML 72, iB
@M*L7 73, MLA
38. The dimensions of RC, where X Is resistance
‘and C Is capacitance are sume as that of
(a) snverse me yume
(6) square of
2) Sauate tout af tire
The unit of reduction factor of tangent
kalvanometer Is
(a pace a
(> ai
co
(a) ampere
40. Two quantities A and # have different
Aimenstons Which mathemathenl operation
may be physically meaningful 7
(ain are
tae Waa
41, Lf speed of ight (c), acceleration due to gravity
(g) and pressure (p) are taken as fundamental
‘units, the dimensions of gravitational constant
(6) are
tayo tet ep?
tore @pt Megp
42. The dimensions of Planck's constant and
sangular momentum are rexpcetively
tay 2 and Mt! nT!
(vat and att 2
(OM! LP! and Mf LEP!
@)M'LT and MET?
43, IF L and & denote Inductance and Fesiatance
respectively, which of the following has the
dimensions of frequency ?
(a) Rl, (UR
(0 {RIL (@ JLTR
44, A force F is given by F = at + be, where 1 is
time, The dimensions of a and b are :
(a) (MET 3) ond (MET AY
(b) (MoT and [MET]
fe) (MET) and (MET)
(@) (MLT*) and (MLT®)
. The number of significant figures in 3400 bs
(a3 a
2 @t
46, Dimensions of ‘ohm’ are same as that of (where
‘his Planck's constant and ¢ is charge)
A e
@, wy
h w
te) e (d) eDiy
“a7, Match List 1 eith List IT andl setect tne enrreet
answer:
List 1 List 1
‘A-spring constant 1, MULPP?
B. pascal [Link]
© hertz [Link] LOT
bp. oure at te?
A BR oC D
@s 4 2 1
ws 3 1 2
ws 3 2 1
@s 4 1 2
4%, The velocity v of waves produced in water
depends on thelr wavelength A, the density of
water d, and acceleration due to gravity g,
‘These quantities are related as (where Kix
dimensionless constant)
@vekk telat byrtekag
(uta ka dg (hvtske etal
49. The length and breadth of » metal sheet are
3124 im and 3-002 m respectively. ‘The area of
this sheet up to four correct significant figures
ls
(a) 937 m? (8) 9.378 mi?
(©) 9.3782 m™ (d) 9378248 m?
$0. Af the cuergy, = OF ne, where G is the
universal gravitational constant, 4 ts the
"a constant and ¢ Is the velocity of light,
+ then the values of 2, @ and ¢ are. respectively
(@) 2,1 and 5/2 (b) 1/2, -172 and -52
(O12, 122 and 32 (A) 172, ~1/2 and -3/2
$1. SI unit of magnetic dipate moment is
(@) Amr? ) Am
)Tmat mae
52. The unit of voltage ix
(a) joule/eoulomh: () joule
(6) joule x coulomb (2) none ofthese
53. Which at lowing astrunumers first
Proposed that sun is static and earth rounds
the sun ?
(@) Copemicus
(©) Galileo
(b) Keplar
(d) None of these
55,
56,
co
2
SUNDAMENTAIBAY ay
The physteat quantites not having
dimensions are
ta) momenturn aba plinck'y constant
() speed and (jig gy
(o) speed and JP 7p
60 suntan
When a copper sphere Is heated, maxiniy
percentage change will be observed in
te) ana
HAN SPH eerstant
ap ein
[e) volume: () none of thes
The dimensions of universal gravitatio
constant are
(ay Mens? (hy Mat
tome? (aan
In an experiment to measure Une leight of a
bridge by dropping stone Into water
underneath, if the error in measurement of
time is 0-1 sat the end of 2 4, then the error in
estimation of height of bridge will be
(4) 0-49 m () 098 m
(©) 196 m (212 m
‘The dimensional formula of magnetic Mux ix
tal Paty ya Tat
COM TA ail rat
A physical quantity A is related to four
observables a, 6, ¢ and d as follows A
ja
‘The percentage errors of measurcment ing, b,
Cand d are 1%, 3%, 2% and 2% respectively.
What Is the percentage error in AT
(a) 12% (8) 7%
(e) 14% (d) 16%
‘Ths Yelwwlty v of a particle at time ‘is given by
6
VSatt 7? wherea, be ure constants. The
‘limensions of a, 6, ¢ ate respectively
(a) Ly EP and T? LT? Lana r
(OL and it? dy 172.17 ant
(AIPMT 2008)61, Which of the Follow
_ 8 Timenstons #L2/" where gy agmmen the
alectric charge 7
(ayenry (Ht)
fc) Weber Wb)
where Q denotes the
awn
(0 Wein?
VEE om
62 Pimeasions of resistance in un electic incu
fn terms of eleven wf noe 8 et lem £5
of ime 7 and of curren} 7 would be .
@uet? wml tes
(omer rn? ayant sp
(ALITY 2007)
{6h ihe ctor tn the miewsarement of rads of «
sphere |» 2%, then the errar in. the
Sefermination of volume of the sphere will be
aK wom
ose we
(AIPM 2008)
(4. Which two of the following five physical
parameters have the same dimensions ?
Lemorgy density 3. refractive index
3. dickctrie constant 4. Young's modulus
§, magnetic Meld.
(@)2and4 (bi Sand 5
(land 4 id) Vand 5
(AIPM 2008)
. The dimension of magnetic Held la, 1, Tand
€ (coulomb) bs given ax
@mer-tc+
comr'c-
66, Two full turns of the circular seale of # screw
gauge cover m distance of 1 mm on (tx main
Seale. The total number of divisions on the
clrealar scale Ls $0, Further, it is found that
the screw gauge has a zero error of = 0-03 mn
While mensuring the diameter of « thin wire,
student notes the main scale reading of 3mm
‘and the number of circular scale divistons in
line with the main scale a8 38, The diameter of
the wire is.
(@) 332 mm (by 3-73 mew
(03-67 mm (d) 338 om
(ATERE 1008)
67, If the dimensions of a physical quantity are
a by MZ? 7", then the physical quantity
be
(al fone fab =H end
thi prcinuwe, fam be Leet
tel velociy: Mae Lae aeee
Ub aorieration, Hae B®
ALeatr 200)
(8, (0 an experiment, the angles are required £6
Ive mented ning an tnateument in whic 29
visions af the main scale coincide with 30
divisions of the vernler seale, If the smallest
division of the main seule ls half # degree
(o 0-5"), ther the Teast count of the instrament
ls
(29 fal eine (h) ome degree
Co) hall degree Gf) one rune
(AIEEE 200)
69.
A student uses a simple pendulum of exactly
11m length todstermine g, the scesleration due
to gravity, He mses a stop wateh with the least
‘count of 1 sec for this and records 40 seconds
for 20 oscillations. For this observation, which
‘of Une folkiwing statement(s) (are) trie T
(a) Binor AT in meanating P, the time pesiod, bs
(05 seconds
() Err AT‘ in meanering T, the time period, st
second
{e) Pereenuge error in the determination of ¢ 8
3%
{d) Percemage evror in the determination of so
25% (IT JE 2010)
70. The dimension of
z E3, where og ls per
ittivity of free space and £ ts electric field, bs
oy Mie? iby ME
@Mett (a) MT
{ALPMT 2010)
mA student measures the distance traversed in
free fall of a body, initially mt rest, in a given
time. He uses this data to estimate , the
acceleration duc lo gravity. If the maximum
percentage errors in measurement of the
distance and the time are ¢, und ¢; resepctively,
the percentage ¢rror in the estimation of g ts
(arene (may ees
(ey ter (de-26
(ATPMT Mains 2019)
1. aEnya. 2010)
74 Which of the following quantities can be
seritten In SE units in bye m2 A 9
(ay Reststunns (8) Id
(e) Capacitance (a) Magnetic Nus.
L
75. Dimienslons oF jgeay) #8!
° «at mat
@a a:
76. IPE represents capacitance and R rep
resistance, then the units of CA? are
volt second
(a) Henry C arrerorn
6) voltiampere (cb jruledomnpere
77, ‘The pair (s) of physical quantities that have
the same dimensions is (are)
(a) volumetric strain and cooffivient of tnetion
(2) disintegration constant of a radioactive
subsianee and frequency of light wave
(e) heat capacity and grevitational potential
(d) Planck's constant und torque
‘78. If the time period (1) of vibration of 4 liquid
drop depends on surface tension (S) radius (7)
of the drop and density (p) of the liquid, then
the eaprenton of T bs
7 We,
F Ipe (Slleis
(aT =P
s s
Tet
7
rat or (@ none of these
79. Which of the folowing combinations have the
dimensions of time ? 2, €, R represent
inductance, capacitance und resistance
respectively.
la) RE w) fie
(ec) RIL (@) CHL
AWE S92,
78,
(with
0,
aL
82.
z
a8,
TUSUAMENTAL PHFSIE& a)
I the feequeney oF aman fsart ent
Ua the mormber of Woe ats gay 2
«a dos
fe) 90) ids
fe) 120 (Reva Han say
One a1 Moro than One Correct Answers)
162, 6. R represent Inductance,
vapicitane,
and resistance respect
ly, the Combinatinn
having dtmenian of feequreney wre
(eb (Le
(ew Ub RIC.
‘The dimensions of eapacitince are (where ¢
Is the dimension of eharge)
wate a MLT 7@
cartel yr? MI T2O
“The units of elcetrical permittivity are +
day NV? db) Nm? CF
tc) Cnn? (dh) Nm?
Acquantity x18 given ny 9 3% wnere eis
Ar
the permittivity of free space, Es a length, AV
{x potential difference und Af is time Interval
‘The dimensional formals for X ks the same a:
that of
(a) resistance (b) charge
(6) voltage (current
‘The pulrs of physical quantities thut hive the
same dimensions are :
(@) Reynold number and coefficient of friction
(b) Latent heat and grnvitationsl pevential
(e) Curie and frequency of light wave
(@) Planck's constant und torque
Which of the following pairs have same
dimensions ?
(@) Torque and work
(©) Angular momentum and work
(©) Energy and Young's modulus
(q) Light year and wavelength
Pressure is defined as :
(@) Momentum per unit area
(®) Momentum per uni: ares per unit time
{c) Momentum per unit volume
(a) Energy per unit volumeN17: fuettlon : Ligh year an your, bth meaner soa
Geran? Because Fah year the tne igh ates to rence he eath foe AE Wp
WA wn oc
HA. Asertion Force cannot be hl to pe
Reavon : Hecause their dimensions ae dito, wb
wa on Be.
IS, Assertion : Linear mass rity has the dimensions of (Mf! £1
Remon : Because density x always mace per unit volume. Dp
(aa (OB we
120. Amertion : Rate of flow of a quia represents velocity of Now.
‘Reason : The dimensions of rate of flow are [M9 1! 7 * td) >
OA (OB wae
121, Assertion : Planck's constant im) represents auugular moment
Reason : Because, hoth have the same dimensions ; (Af! 22 @D
(DA OB wc
122, Amertion : Unis of Rydberg constant & are!
Reason : It follows from Bohr's formula ¥ = “{ ee } ‘where the symbols have meres oy
yO Db
wa a wc o
12%, Assertion : Pressure can te subtracted ftom pressute gradient.
Reason : Because both have the sume dimensions,
@a os oc On
distances of stars more than 100 light years aw,
124, Assertion : Parallax method cannot be used for measuring
Reason : Because parallax angle reduces so ‘much that it cannot be measured accurately.
(hd
@a Bs oc
125. Assertion : Energy cannot be divided by volume.
Reason # Because dimensions of energy and volume ae same, >
@
@a (@)B jcNTT aie
124, Statement PE ATA «aS hon Bm Tg
FIG CVERY Meas Cy the tM neue sgn ye aca ately Ka,
(aa ow tae tho
128, Statement-1 sym sy non canic ay ta N
Statemente2: | nm = 10 wand tm N= 19 ‘py
ia (os ie (ay
tame Siemon: the de svn ty of sac enagy WIM? Py)
Sistem 1 Surface energy putt eneiey af tee
wna we te a
234 Sfovemen-d: stance tov ini sec a the dg pn of velocity
Steement-2 :Hocwme it isthe distance baveled ae (particular) second
laa one tei Mb
Be eet The dhmensions of rae of Now ane 14 4
Slalements2: Rate of fhow ie velowstyine
(aya OB wie ‘aD
18%, Statement: Velocity gradient has the ditensons ot frequency
Seatement-2: Velocity print i ate of chanse Velocity with distance
(aa oR ae wD
14, Statement. Sq IM MERAWEMEN OF datace ad men. 3% and 25 rapectivly, roi callation
wetocity in
fe (hd
als 1M? 7 A-ty
@aA
13S. Statement-1 ¢ The dimensional formula of elect. antl
Statement-2 : Electric potential is equal to work done
wa mB we pd
CD wwcteipie erates Guestions coased on exporii
Bs
(Meanurenients using verniercallipers; serew 134, What i the use ofa thin strip at the back of
gauge and spherumcter) vernler callipers ?
136, The centimeter scale on a vernier caliper is (a) for measuring internal diameter of a beaker
(b) for measuring depth of a eylinder
divided into eight equal parts. Ten vernier
divisions are contained in one cm, Calculate (6) for measuring diameter vf a hallow cylinder
vernler constant (@ none of these
(©) 0-1 em (4) 0.01 em 139, When the to Jaws of » yermier calliper are in
(2) 0025 em (ad) 0-001 em touch, 4 af weber sale to the rah of
zero of main scale and coinciding vernier
Stree aa 8 ei alto mln ele hd lig ver
measuring dlameter of a rod, the main scale poked rT
Feading is 1-2 cm and Sth yernier division is @)- 0-03 cm (b) +003 em
coinciding with any scale division. The is @-0 re on oes has ano
Feces emcee ay the = & divisions. When iti given 4 complete rotations,
(a) 1-21 em (6) 121 mm Ht moves through 2 mm, The least count af
td) 1-29 em screw gatige ls
(©) 129 mm
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(©) Questioniios 194027 any jmatkeeach
(60) Qu wich
(oil) Use Log Tables, necessary Use af eatculatora vn
sion 289 NO Cary 5 mathe
Maret.
1, Whieh of the following quuntitics has unis but no dimension
(a) specific gravity 4h) strain
2 How many microgram ate diene uw milligiam 9
3. The dimensions of universil gravitational constant
cyte rt thom! ty?
e) angle (ef) trequency 1
ate
eM? WM LT 1
4. What is the mass of a body that weight 1 at a place whet ¢ = 98 mie? 7 1
§, What are the dimensions of Planck's constant a terms of nas, length amd time ? 1
6. The percentage errors of measurement i, b,
and duie 1%, Yk, 29% and 4% respectively. Ix is calculated
2
from the relation x= the percentage error in x would be
(a) 139% ch 16% (eo) 0% Ad) 12% 1
7. When we add 1-7 10 ny 2-45 10-5, the resule with die eegard to significant figures ia
(a) 257 x tort thy 26 x 107) (e) 25-7 x 10 (a) 26 x 10 1
8, What is the difference between 5-0 arnd 5:00 ? 1
3, The sun's angular diameter |x mensured to be 1930 secind. The distance of the aun from the earth as
1.496 x 10!" m, What is the diameter of the sun ? 2
10, What is the difference between nm, Nov and mN 2
11. "The terms in colunin % ave somehow related to the terms in calumine ¥ and 2. Match the columns cormuetly
BE ee ee
L Planck Nuclear constant Mass wave
L ds Broglie Moderator 6627 x 10”
ry Einstein erg. 800, a
nay ie Nuclear Reactor Photoelectric effect. Heyes
LB Mas Defost ——_Angutom Tegel pete
ee 095
2
12. How will you estimate the number of air molecules in your class room ?
13, White the dimensions of a # in the equation
|. where & is energy,» is distance and ¢ is time 2
ar rma6 with their ¢
Rakion far Ls yy
iitemalcomsane (40! 27-1 2
PERS comstant AAA 2 7 3p 2
Rate ot tom tig Une 93 sa Lo sgniticane
Weed itty"? x density? jth due regard vf ‘
Me vt the equates tyehsenyy* = (prea ulate tis density 4
Neo Weighing 5-14 y occupies a volumeot 1,2 em!
yave tei
# ig missing. ‘The symbois by
pean easier
won coretly where
II Rewrire the tansenin res
ie
aoe? 2
ficant figures s
1S Subtract 24 510+ thom 3.9 310% wie due regard te aac 3
18. Ht Cis capacitnnce aad Min esitnnon thes cela de possible units of CI electric permituvniy
ight and € 9 is
20. Show that ie ix ctocironie ¢ ¢. Ais Planck's constant, ¢ ix velodity of light and € u
Of free space, shen e/a i dimeneamaien, will you prefer and why
2}; Ye nr cane neuen ttre ap hich anata. Hise You re t
(A vetmicr calipers of vrnisecontant 1 mm of aster of art €O4
(2) Energy and Young's modulux have the sane dimenaloan ‘Comment. +
Ub) Pressure can he unken ax tomentem per unit vetume, Tri eve’? | -_
2A, The rate of flow (V) af a liquid ih ugh 4 pipe of ratius (7) under a pressure gradient (PA) is given by
22,
nee
rie
where nis ecefficien! of viscosity of the liquid. Check ifthe formula is correct or not. 3
24. The number of purtictes given by iis ~ on a)
y=)
fe Gane unit area perpendicular to 4-anis in unit time cit he Ate number of particles per unit volume.
{or the values of meant © bey and. What isthe dete formula for diffusion constane D? 4
25 Asiuming that in case of motion of blunt beshes in ait “roprnamie dog D depends on effecuve area a an
pe Peet» oF the body relative tur and deasiy ot eb ge Show by the method of dimensions tt
B= KOA 17, where K is dimensionless consian, 3
26. TWo resistors of rexistances R, = (100 3) ohm und Ry = (200 £4) ae
the equivalent revisumce wit ona ii i ohm are connected in parallel aie
71. Using the method of dimensions, establish the relat TS
a Par tm Where Vis foaeocy, is length, 7
2s Wasion and om is near mass density,
28, State and expinin the laws of conservation of, ‘energy, linear mom,
29 (a) How do you distinguish beiween sccuricy and precision} U™ 44 angular momentum, 5
(6) What is meure by significant figures ? Howe ane the
Give examples ny ATi i be proces of mip
30. The height 2) ofst liquid of density p in a aPATY tube of radi,
+ depends on »,
Sand 9,
sacccleration due to gravity and o is surface tea
dimensions to obtain an expression for h
nen => 5
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