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Code given on the right 1 ya- hand side of the question paper should be written on the title page of the answer-book by the candidate. — : 733 9e7 (III) Please check that this question paper contains 33 questions.SECTION ~A Ina region electric field is given by B= 4 xf NIC, The potential diff between points A (x= 1m) and B (v= 8 m), (Vq~V_) is , B) 16V (D) 8V independent waves are expressed as Gi) y_= Ag sin 2 ot (iv) y4= Ay sin (ot + 1/3) ) y, =A; sin ot YY, = A, cos ot The interference between two of these waves is possible in (A) (i) and Gi) only (B) (iii) and (iv) only () Allof them (GY (i), (ii) and (iv) onlyoe of focal length 40 em is coaxially in contact with two on each side. The focal length of i ic waves used for purification of water are X-rays (B) Ultraviolet rays (©) Infrared rays (DY Ultrasonic rays ‘A-conducting wire connects two charged metallic spheres A and Bo 1r, and r, respectively. The distance between the spheres is very compared to their radii. The ratio of electric fields, (H,/Ey) at the surfac of spheres A and B will be a a 2 ne a @ ee * WF oy ay ? Ox 19 girection. The magne centred at the origin, at 4 on? o both wavelength of light used and the slits s ‘(D) slits separation only permeability (8/3). Then, its 8 wavelength is doubled and frequency remains unch (B) wavelength is doubled and frequency is halved. (© wavelength is halved and frequency remains unchanged. (D) wavelength and frequency both will remain unchanged. A resistor and an inductor of negligible resistance are connected in to a 20 V ac source. ce voles ered the rem the vo across the inductor will be (a) 6V (By 8V © wv aioer Fe" Aeyor question number 18 to 16, two statements are given — one labeled as _—_Areertion (A) and the other labelled as Reason (R), Select the correct ier to these questions from the options (A), (B), (C) and (D) as given ans pelow ? (a Both Assertion (A) and Renson (R) are true and Reason correct explanation of the Assertion (A) Both Assertion (A) and Reason (R) are true, but Reason (R) is m correct explanation of the Assertion (A). (© Assertion (A) is true, but Reason (R) i false, (p) Both Assertion (A) and Reason (R) are false. @ Reason (A): In Bohr model of hydrogen atom, the energy levels ar 4 discrete and quantised. In a hydrogen atom, the electrostatic force on the electron’ ~ Reason (R): ipetal force to it to revolve provides the necessary centri around the nucleus. a nucleus is less than the sum of the m Reason (A): The mass of the constituent nucleons. .s absorbed when the nucleons are bound tog Reason (R): Energy is to form a nucleus. “Assertion (A) : All atoms have a net magnetic moment. Reason (R) : A current loop does not always behave as a magnetic dipo through a narrow slit, Assertion (A) + Tf accelerated electrons are passed a diffraction pattern is observed. rons behave as both particles and waves. Reason (R) : Elects 5/LI2~ {} wawdarennarenerer uSECTION -B _ (a) A beam of light consisting of two wavelengths 400 nm and 600 nm is used to illuminate a single slit of width 1 mm. Find the least distance of the point from the central maximum where the dark fringes due to both wavelengths coincide on the sereen placed 1.5 m from the slit. = : OR 0.6 mm a beam of light consisting of two wavelen 660 nm is used to obtain interference pattern on a screen in front of the slits. Find the least distance of the p central maximum where the bright fringes due wavelengths coincide. Find the ratio &) of de Broglie wavelength %, associated with particle to de Broglie wavelength ?, associated with a proton if ‘moving with the (a) same velocity (bysame kinetic energy. ‘What is the order of magnitude of drift velocity of electrons in a condueto duce the relation between the current flowing through a conductor and “drift velocity of electrons in it. | A wire of length L is bent round into (i) a square coil having N turns and (@ a circular coil having N turns. The coil in both cases is free to turn ‘about a vertical axis coinciding with the plane of the coil, in a uniform, horizontal magnetic field and carry the same currents. Find the ratio of the maximum value of the torque acting on the square coil to that on the cireular coil. Draw a graph showing variation of binding energy per nucleon as & function of mass number A. The binding energy per nucleon for heavy nuclei (A > 170) decreases with increase in mass number. Explain its 2 significance. “5 5ILU2~ {} awrnnntivnrnnnelin P.T.O.SECTION - c 29, Figure shows @ narrow beam of electrons entering with a velocity of 3 x 107 m/s, symmetrically through the space between two parallel horizontal plates P, Py and P, P; kept 2 om apart. If each plate is 3 cm long, calculate the potential difference between the plates so that the beam just strikes the end Pz. ‘A transparent container contains layers of three immiscible transparent liquids A, B and C of refractive indices n, $n and3n, respectively. A laser beam is incident at the interface between A and Bat an angle 0 as shown in figure. Prove that the beam does not enter 2 sal region C at all for sin 023. Ra atlwing Gauss's law, deduce an experession for elect Ct oa oan on ei jarge thin plane sheets, each having surface charge densi , density 0, re eld close and parallel to each other in air. What is the net “etre field at a point (i) inside and (i) outside, the sheets ? OR ptain the condition of balance of a Wheatstone bridge. rind net resistance of the network of resistors connected between and B, as shown in figure. que = 12 sin (100 nt)V is applied between points A and Bina tors as shown in figure. An ac voltage V, network of two ideal diodes and three resist During the positive half-eycle of the ‘inp! network. (@) Identify which of the two (>) Redraw an equivalent eirew (© Calculate the output voltage the input voltage attains its peak value. -=B5IU2~ {} — sywevmpnanrnrnaiiee 17 wut voltage V, supplied to the diodes will conduct and why ? it diagram to show the flow of current. across the three resistors when P.1.0.ve c= 6ui0 R acitor is charged to a potential difference of 150 V. The termimare of the charged capacitor are then connected to those of an tinchangea 60 HF capacitor. Caleulate final potential difference across and charge on, each caPacktors a ‘A semiconductor has equal electron and hole concentration of 3 x 10° m”°. On doping with @ certain impurity, the hole concentration increases to 26. A 12.0 pF cP’ fa) ) ©) _ SECTION-D oq er performs an experiment on photo-cleetric effect ‘and B with unknown work functions. She ill of A and B with monochromatic radiation of various freq records the value of corrosponding stopping potentials (V,). The) the variation of stopping potential (V,) with the frequen ent radiation (v) for metals A and B. 4 noe coe 3x 108, doubled keeping its frequency constant, then (A) the slope of the parallel lines will increase. (B) the slope of the parallel lines will eave(IV) ‘The wreshold frequency for # metal surface is vo, If the radiation of frequency 8¥p illuminates the eurface, the maximum kinetic energy () » of photoelectrons is K,. If the frequency were increased to 6vo, um KE a te photecens smes By, Tan ‘ the maxi a n Reed iis rau to the current in the coil, the number of turns in the coil, area of the coil and the tic field. A hair spring attached to the coil provides a counter torque in measuring the deflection. A galvanometer can be converted @) The torque on the coil remains constant irrespective of the coil's orientation during rotation due to (A) use of soft iron core which increases the magnetic field. (B) radial magnetic field SC) hair spring which provides the counter torque (D) eddy current in the iron core which causes damping, =65/L2~ {} — voremmnterveraedvnnenow 28; A(1D ‘The best way to increase current sensitivit i ’ ®) i © galvanometer coil has a resistance of 16 9 and the meter shows scale deflection for a current of 3 mA. The value of resistance _Fequired to convert it into a voltmeter of range (0-12 V) is A) 40159 sia Seta Tc arlene cies twas 4 ella sie (B) 39852 oan (© 415°GV) A galvanometer with coil of resistance 20 © shows full scale stance . fe deflection for @ current of § mA. To convert it into an ammeter of range (0-10 A), a resistance of (A) 0.05 @ should be connected in series with it. (B) 0.05. should be connected in parallel with it. (C)_ 0.01.2 should be connected in Ae ia it. 0.01 2 should be ni serine with OFS rage ms of length 50 cm, with one end pivoted, is rots d ‘with angular speed of 60 rpm in a uniform magnetic field of 4.0 mT “directed perpendicular to the plane of rotation of rod. Find the emf "induced in the rod. OR ww a labelled diagram of a step-up transformer. State the principle on which it works and obtain the rato of secondary voltage to primary voltage in terms of number of turns and currents in the ‘two coils. ‘The ratio of the number of tums in the primary to the secondary of A soe) transformer ia 12 1P STEW power at 200°V-ia, auntie’ 2 the primary, find @ current in the primary, and Gi) output voltage- p/i/2~ {3 sorwwrnewnaannenteete 27‘as stated in (a) above, of two cells of resistances R each is connected for refraction at a curved spherical surface, derive g the relation yression for lens maker's formula. and Lg, each of focal length 40 cm, are placed jeen Ly and Ly and between L and Ls are ly. An object is kept at a distance of 80 —(b) Three lenses Ly, Ly coaxially. The distance betw 120 cm and 20 cm ‘respective em to the left of lens Iy- va tho dst oa aaumaCeTS a : ~s5/2~ {}