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Puysics : Class XI
1. All questions are compulsory.
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Use of Calculator a not allowed,
What is kinetic energy and write its
unit and dimensional formulae.
Refer Chapter 6, V. $. A. T. Q. No. 13,
What do you mean by maximum
height attain by the projectile ?
Refer Chapter 4, [Link]. 18
Why the spokes are used in a wheel ?
Refer Chapter 7, V. S.A.T.Q, No. 13.
Define time of fight in projectile mo-
tion.
Refer Chapter 4, V. S.A. T. Q. No, 16.
A child sits stationary at one end of a
Jong trolley moving uniformly with a
speed v on a smooth horizontal floor,
Ifthe child gets up and runs about on
the trolley in any manner.
Refer Chapter 7, V. 8. A. T. Q. No. 22.
What is buoyant force ?
Refer Chapter 10, Y. $.[Link].23.
‘What are the conditions for projectile
path to be parabolic ? i
Refer Chapter 4, S. A. T. Q. No. 6.
State Doppler’s effect ?
Refer Chapter 15, V.$:A.T.Q. No. 34,
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2. [Link]. 1 10.5 are objective question which caries ¥ mark cach
3. 0..No. 610 10 are very short answer type questions, Esch question caries 2 mar.
4, shomt answer type questions. Fach question caries 3 mars,
5. Q No. 23 is shon answer type questions. Each question cartes 4 marks.
0. No. 24 1026 are short answer type questions. Each question caries S marks.
Difference between Isothermal and
Adiabatic process 7
Refer Chapter 12, $.A.T.Q. No. 7.
Why roof’s of houses are blown off
during the wind storm ?
Refer Chapter 10, [Link].45,
At what temperature velocity of sound
waves in air at °C is double of vetoe-
ity of sound waves ?
Refer Chapter 15, Numerical. No. 10.
What is uniform secelerated motion?
For this draw—
(Position — times
(ii) Velocity — time
(il) Acceseration time graph.
Refer Chapter 3, S.A.T.Q. No.8,
Derive expression for the velocity of
the particle executing SM.
Refer Chapter 14, S. [Link]. 6.
Derive an expression for the gravita-
‘ional potential energy of a body of
mass m placed on the surface of
earth.
Refer Chapter 8, [Link].7.Prabodh Pé
ircular path of
15, Acyclist moving in ire
- ‘radius ¢ leans Inward by an angle 9
‘withthe vertieal Ifthe acceleration
due to gravity is g, then prove th
ee
7m
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pression for excess of
Dressure inside liquid
‘Ans. Refer Chapter 10, S.A. Q..No. 14.
Q.17. Apiece of copper having x rectangu-
© lar eross-section of 15:2 mm ¥ 19:1
mm is pulled in tension with 44,500
_Nforees producing ony elastic defor.
‘mation. Calculate the resultanting
strain,
‘Ans. Refer Chapter 9, Numerical Q. No. 3.
Q.I8. The mass of planet 4 is 4 times that
id radius of 4 is2 times
pare their escape ve-
“Ans. Refer Chapter 8, Nuer
Q.19. Answer the following :
(@) The casing of a rocket in flight
burnt up duetofrietion. At whose ex-
pense is the heat energy required for
burning, obtained ~The rocket or the
‘atmosphere ?
() Comets move around the sun in
highly elliptical orbits. The gra
tonal force on the comet due to the
sun is not normal to the comet's ve-
Tocity in general. Yet the work done
by thegravitational force over energy
complete orbit of the comet is zero,
Why?
‘Ans. Refer Chapter 6, 8. A, [Link]. 15,
Q.20. Maximum hight attain of projectile
isitand timeof Night is T. Show that :
8H= gt.
Refer Chapter 4, S.A. T. Q. No. 5,
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What do you understand by Impuiy
Prove that impulse of the force seq
to chanbge in momentum.
Refer Chapter 5, S. A. [Link].
wren of the traingle can,
‘Show that
tained between the vectors @ andj
isonle half rate of the magnitude et
axb
Refer Chapter 7, Numerical Q. No. 19,
Write the scope of physis in develop:
iment of technolo
Rofer Chapter 1, S.A. T.Q. No. 5
Or
Which ofthe following is the most pre-
cise device for measuring length :
(@)A vernier eallipers with 20 divisions
‘on the sliding scale ?
(0) A screw gauge of pitch Imm and
100 divisions on the circular seale?
(6) An optical instrument that ein
measure length fo within a wavelenghh
of ight
Refer Chapter 2, V.8. A. T. Q. No, 29,
‘Why steelis more elastic than rubber?
Refer Chapter 9, S.A. T,Q. No. 5.
Or
State pascal’s aw. Explain the effet
of gravity on paseal’s law.
Refer Chapter 10, S.A. T. [Link].2.
Extimate the fraction of molecular
volume to the actual volume occur
pled by oxygen gas at STP take the
diameter of an oxygen molecule t9
be 3A,
Refer Chapter 13, Numerical Q. No.l
Or
Prove that E= oer,
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lee is cold. Why ?
Refer Chapter I, V.S.A. T. [Link]. 6.
It a gas is suddenly compressed then
its temperature increased. Why ?
Refer Chapter 13, V.8.A.T.Q. No.5.
In rainy season sound from long dis-
tatice can be heard clearly. Why ?
Refer Chapter 15, V.S.A.T.Q,No. 15,
‘What do you mean by P-V indicator
diagram ?
Refer Chapter 12, [Link]. 6.
‘A violine note and sitar note may have
the same frequency, yet we can dis
tinguish between the two notes.
‘See Chapter 15, 8.A.T- [Link]. 25
Define linear momentum, also write its
SL. unit and dimensional formulae.
Refer Chapter 5, V. S.A. T.Q. No. 10.
Write difference between ‘distance?
and ‘displacement’.
Refer Chapter 3, S.A. T. [Link]. 2.
Derive the formulae for the work done
in streching a spring.
Refer Chapter 6, S.A.T. [Link]. 7.
Check the correctness of equation
13H
Sm pat.
Refer Chapter 2, V.S.A.T,[Link].35(0)-
Prove that It is easier to pulla roller
than the push.
Refer Chapter $, S.A. [Link].21.
Prove that ther~‘e of change of angu-
lar momentum is equal to the forque
applied.
Refer Chapter 7, 8.A. [Link],|4.
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Q. 12, What do you mean by second pendu-
Jum ? Caleulate its effective length.
‘Ans. Refer Chapter 14, 8... Q. No. 7-
Q. 13. Explain Charle's aw and pressure law
‘on the basis of kelvin seale.
‘Ans. Refer Chapter 13, S.A. [Link].6.
Q.14, An electric heater supplies heat 10 2
system at a rate of 100W. If system
perform workat arate of 75 ise. At
‘what rate is the internal energy In-
cressing ?
‘Ans. Refer Chapter 12, Numerical Q. No. 5.
Q. 15, Whatis elastic collision in two dimen
sion ? After collision what will be its
velocity.
‘Ans. Refer Chapter 6, L.A. TQ. No. 3.
Q.16. A constant retarding force of 50 N is
applied to a body of mass 20 kg mov-
ing initially with a speed of 15 mis.
How long does the body take tostep
‘Ans. Refer Chapter 5, Numerical Q. No. 1.
Q.17, Prove that:
ees
‘Ans. Refer Chapter 7, S.A. -[Link]. 14.
Q.18. If the earth become double and its
‘mean density. does not change, then
what will be effect on its acceleration
due to gravity ?
‘Ans. Refer Chapter 8, [Link].4.
Q.19, Derive Kepler's third law with the
help of Newton's gravitation Inw.
‘Ans. Refer Chapter 8, S.A. [Link]. 17.
Q.20. The periodic time of a simple pendu
Jumm'T depends upon its (1) and (8)
acceleration due to gravity. Derive the