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The document contains a series of physics problems and concepts related to thermodynamics, gas laws, and oscillatory motion. It includes questions about ideal gases, work done in cyclic processes, and various thermodynamic processes, along with their corresponding answers. The content appears to be aimed at students preparing for exams in physics or engineering.

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SAI CHAITANYA EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS. AP phical Questions mins ) that can be fol iyele ifthe net work done n shows seven curved pi aths ( eonne’ n should be at its maximum value lowed by ‘ed by @ gas. Which two of then by the gi Y the gas is to be P Ed a) ac od . byeg oj af gc : 2. An ideal gas of mass m in sate A goes to another state B via three different process" © shown in figure. If Q,Q. and Q,denote the heat absorbed by the gas along the thre® eee them Pr A 1 a) Q, B inthe given P ~V R 13R ISR IR ae: 2am og oe 13. Suppose ideal gas equation follows VP° = constant. Instant temperature and volume of the gas are T and V respectively. If gas expand to 27V then its temperature will become ()T Q)9T ()27T (7/9 14. An insulator container contains 4 moles of an ideal diatomic gas at temperature T, when “Q’ amount of heat is associated with the gas, 2 moles of gas di ited into atoms at same temperature, Then what is the value of ‘Q’ ? : ‘ a ‘remains constant. The work 3)Q-3RT A block is kept on a rou \ h horizontal plank. rhe coefticient of friction between the block and the Eee nk is undergoing SHM of angular frequency 10 rad/s, The maximum | amplitude of plank for which the block does not slip over the plank, is ( = 10m/s’) 1)6cm *2)5cm gu a : 3) 40m 4) None 3. The potential energy of particle of mass 0.1 kg, moving along the x-axis, is given by U =5(x' —4). Where x is in metre. Then the period of oscillation of the particle is E 31 4a sec 3) eee 4) Zee 4. ‘The maximum acceleration of particle in SHM is made two times keeping the maximum speed to be constant. It is possible when 1) Amplitude of oscillation is doubled while frequency remains constant 2) Amplitude is doubled while frequency is halved 3) Frequency is doubled while amplitude is halved 4) Frequency is doubled while amplitude remains constant 3 i The 5. _ A particle is in SHM. The time taken for — of oscillation from extreme position is X. Then the time taken for the particle to complete 3 of oscillation from mean position is c x 2 1x ee eis 2)21X Sar 2 a wo particle are executing SHM in a straight line. Amp tude A and time period T of both the ight Ii ti T of : ‘ ement xy = +A and the other at particle are equal. At time ¢ = 0, one particle is at displac ) i y 2 nd they are approaching towards cach other. After what time they cross each other 1/3 214 3) 5/6 *4) T/6 is gi a — and ‘t’ is in 7. The displacement of SHO is given by y=02sin( at =), where ‘y’ is in meters seconds, The ratio of its displacement and velocity at t= 2 is : 1 u 8 *3) 4) s af a Se % 8. The time period of oscillation of the particle in SHM is “T’. Then match the following Column ~1 Column - If = i a) th of oscillation from extreme position e) ie : T b) th of oscillation from mean position De a ¢) minimum time to move from +A/2 to -A/2 position 2 D ST d) th of oscillation from mean position h) nD The speed of a particte mo: given by V' = (360—40y") in St from —1.5m position to +1.5m position is ie ay at ‘ ee 4) 1s | ie | 4 | 10. A person of weight 60 see. and ay litude of 0.05m ; recorded by the we nas: 10, his maximun \d minimum y, eas ‘on the board will be 1) 90 kg wt, 30 kg wt 2) 805 “4D KE WE 3) 108kg wh IZKE WM — 4) 63 ke wt, 57 ke on Te executes in S.H.M whose displ uum time after which the ment eq on Is Y=5 sin (1017/3) The 202 12, : sent the displacement - potential energy and displace Ry of the simple harmonic oscillator. Then the time taken by it to change ye cement from O to G is (its time period is 16 seconds) pa | I) tse ¥2) 2 sec 3)3sec 4) 4 see 13. A body executes SHM under the influence to one force and has a period Tj seconds and the same body executes SHM period T3 seconds when under the influence of another force, when both forces act simultancously and in the same direction then the time period of the same body is 14. Two particles execute harmonic motions of the same amplitude and frequency. At a particular instant their positions and direction of motion are as shown. The phase difference between the two SHMs is a)0 os ©) 2n *d x 15. A body of mass 0.1kg is executing SHM. Its displacement is y =02sin(10/+=)m, where is in seconds. The force on the particle when velocity is half the maximum is 1)20N *2) BN 3)2N 4) IN 16. Which of the following quantities are always positive in SHM *1) F.a 2Qar Boon 4) Fr

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