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a s imple harmonic motion.
( c)
a damped harmonic motion .
(d)
a damped linear motion.
-- mgh/4
(b )
mgh/ 4
(c)
-- ~3 mgh/2
(d )
- :3mgh/4
(b)
13
(c)
20
(d)
50
A convex lens produces a rea l image of a n

object placed perpen dicula r to its optic axis.
If the curva ture of lens surfaces t ends to
zero, th en the image
( a)
will disa ppea r .
(b )
will remain t h e same.
( c)
will become virtuaL
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(a )
(a )
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A chai n is used to lower a block of m ass m

through a distance h at a constant acceleration 6
of g/tl. What is t he work done by th e chain on
the block ?
(d)
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Assume the Earth to be moving in a circula r 7.

orbit around the Sun. What is the work done
by t he S un's gravitational force on the E a r th
in completing half the orbit, equal t.o ?
w ill have displaceme nt defect.
In He-Ne laser, collision of lTe atoms in

excited state with Ne atoms ca uses
(a )
population inversion i n H e a toms.
(a )
Kinet ic en e rgy of the Earth
(b )
population inversion in Ne ato ms .
(b )
Potential e ner gy of the Earth
( c)
Both
(c)
Hal f t he potential en ergy of th e Earth
(d)
Neither
(d )
Zer o
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Consider a missile shot up from the surface of

t he Eart h , in the vertically upward direct ion
with velocity v equal to escape velocity. Taking
the F.: arth to be a spherically symmetric object
with radius R, at what distance from th e
ce ntre of the Earth will the speed of the
m is sile be v/ 2?
4.
(b )
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3.
a linear motion.
2.
(a )
What is the highest order spectrum that

may be seen with a source of wavele ngth
of 6 x 10-5 em by means of a gr ating wi t h
1200 lines per em ?
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Restricting t he uniform motion of a particle in 5.

a circle, the projection of the motion of t he
particle on the ctia meter of its circu lar path
describes
1.
(a )
15 R
(b)
2 R
(c)
3 R
(d )
4 R
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Consider the followi ng optical phen omena :

1.
Image formation of a point source by a

plane mirror.
2.
Mirage formation in deserts .
According to the principle of leas t time,

which of the above phe nomena can be
explained ?
( a)
1 only
(b )
2 only
(c)
Both 1 and 2
(d )
Neithe r 1 nor 2
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the maximum enerf,')' of the particles is

limited by the maximum voltage applied
to acceleratt~ the charged particles.
the ma ximum energy of the particles

does not depend on the maximum
voltage a pplit~d.
(b)
(d )
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(b)
t.o deflect the beam.
(c)
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When W joules of work is done on a f1ywheel,

its freq uency of rotatio n increases from n 1 Hz
to n 2 Hz. What is t he moment of inertia of the
f.lyw heel about its axis of rotation ?
How should a charge q be divided into two

parts so that the forc.e of repulsion between
the two parts is maximum ?
a nd 2q/3
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The primary function of electric field in the

cyclotron is
(d )
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mass difference is 13 MeV and the rest
mass energy of electron is 051 MeV. What
The
energy
is t he maximum kinetic energy of electron
In the X-ray spectra of silve r and gold the

wavelength of ~a line of gold is
(a )
s maller than the wave length of La. line

of gold.
(b )
larger than t he wavelength of L et line of

gold.
larger than the wavelength of Kcx line of
silver.
emitted in neutron decay ?

18 1 MeV
(b)
13 MeV
(c)
( c)
079 MeV
(d)
(d)
0905 MeV
A particle of mass m with ener gy V r12

encounters a step potential
1/e
( c)
e- 2
(d)
e-4
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x
(b )
A valid wave function of a particle must

sat isfy
1.
function
Wave
integrable.
3.
must
Wa ve fu nction and
must be continuous.
2.
Wave function
single-valued.
18.
1/2
mixed with one mole of diatomic gas (y = 7/5),

what is the value of y of the mixture ?
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be
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be
square 22 .
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(a )
a only
(b)
2 a nd 3
(c)
1 and 2
(d )
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If one mole of monoatom ic gas (y == 5/3) is
(a)
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(b )
15
( c)
20
(d )
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h
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A quantity of heat 6-H is transferred from a

large heat reservoir at temperature T 1 to
another large heat reservoir at temperatu1e
T 2 < T 1. The heat reservoirs have such
large capacities that there is no obse rvable
change in their t emperatures. The entropy
of the entire system
(a)
does not change.
(b )
decreases.
( c)
increases.
(d )
vanishes.
The rate of loss of heat by radiation from a

solid body does not depend on its
(a )
temper ature.
(b )
surface ar ea .
(c)
nature of the surface.
(d)
heat capacity.
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maximum energy radiated tends to be
associ ated with shorter wavelengths. What
is this law known as ?
(a l
remain elecbically neutral.
(b )
give away one electron.
Kirchhoff's law
(c)
acquire positive charge.
(b)
Stefan's law
(d)
acquire negative charge.
(c)
StHfan- Boltzmann Jaw
( d)
Wien's displacement law
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If the pressure (p) and the volum e (V) of a

given mass of an ideal gas vary as sh own in
the diagram , then what is the work done by
the ga s during the process ?
(c )
(b)
logarithmic w ay.
exponential way.
squa re la w way.
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In an intrinsic semiconductor, the number of

charge carriers val'ies with te mpe rature in
( c)
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(a )
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impurity, each impurity atom will
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(a )
coloured.
(b)
black.
(c)
white.
(d)
None of the above
Which one of the following is not con served in

uniform circular motion ?
(a)
Kinetic energy
(b )
Veloc'ity vector
(c)
Angular velocity
(d)
Angular momentum
WJwn a p-n junction is forward biased, the
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cl ue to
(a l
chifi. of charges.
(b )
diiTu s ion of charges.
(c)
(d l
The escape velocity from a planet having

radius H and fixt~d uniform density is
proportional to
(b l
R
Rz
both drift and diffusion of charges.
( c)
R- 1
depe nds on Lhe nature of the materi a l.
(d )
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molecule is equal t() that of hydrogen
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A planet moves round the Sun. At a point P, it

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(a)
(b )
( c)
It h as low hysteresis loss a nd high

per meability.
lt h as h igh hysteresis loss and high

permeability.
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It has low hyster esis loss a nd low

permeability.
Il h as high hyster esis loss and low
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permea bility.
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ce
(d )
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having constan t mola r heat capacities
cp
a nd
Cv ?
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l.
. V1- nb .
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S B. --,S,A. -- C p l n
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p VY
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+an
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(b )
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nb
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der
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van
l n. [ Pn V. tiy
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How will diffusion coefficien t (D ) and

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t imes
4
if its volurm~ is incn~ased
isobarieally ?
will increase 4 ti mes
(a)
Both D and
fb )
Both D and ll will remain u ncha nged
( c)
D will in crease by 8 times a n d 11 will

increase by 2 t imes
(d )
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tjl<4d5~(1(1 1
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~ I
~ 'CJ1'ffi ~ ~Jlld5'(01
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em tncR
-a;vl ~
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v2
05T<f a; fffi! ~
nRT ln
(b)
SB- SA = C
P
mr ~ :mz:RR' d5T ~ ~
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2
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Y
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2
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.e
x
~ ~
am
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qm ~?
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~r--~~-------. D
In the above circuit, if the inputs A = B = 0,

then what are the possible logic states of C
and D respectively ?
0, 1 or 1, 0
(a)
(b) 0, 0
1, 1
(d )
None of the above
5mA
I
I
vout = 15
(c)
k~l
(d)
k~~
250 Q
71.
F:nergy ba n d gap of pure silicon is l l eV.

Which one of the following is correct ?
(a) If doped with p type impurities the
ba nd gap is less than 11 eV.
67.
.e
x
A zener voltage-regulator circuit is shown

above. What is . the value of the limiting
resistor R?
(b )
(d)
l/4
A form of spherical aberration in len ses 1s

known as
Coma
Astigmatism
Distortion
Dispersion
th<~
to make A and B appear equally bright. If IA

and IB are the initial intensiti.e s of A and B
respectively, then what is the ratio of lA to
I B')
(a)
(b)
1/3
(c )
(d )
3/2
Plane polarised light is passed through an

optically active liquid. The rotation of plane of
polarisation will depend upon
1.
Wavelength of light.
2.
Path length through the liquid.
3.
Concentration of the active solute.
(li)
If doped with p type impurities

band gap is more than 11 eV.
(c)
If doped with n type impurities the

band gap is less than 11 e V.
(a )
(b)
1 and 2 only
2 a nd 3 only
(d)
If doped with p or n type impurities the

band gap 1s always 11 eV.
(c)
1 a n d 3 only
1, 2 and 3
N-DTQ.. K-RJA
'fwo beams A a n d B of plane polarised light

with mutually perpendicular planes of
polar ization are seen through a polaroid.
From the position when the beam A has
maximum intensity (and the beam B has zero
intensity) the polaroid is rotated through 30
....,
500 Q
1/2
(d)
(a)
(c)
(c)
....,
(b)
am
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(b )
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v.tn =20 v
( a)
70.
66.
(a)
ce
(c)
If the second order spectrum is absent. in a

diffraction grating, th en what is the ratio of
width of the transparency to that of opacity ?
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Which of the above statements are correct?
(d)
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ma- ~ tfbT -q ~ cmft ~ 3lj4f~Cl en.

o1
3l41'<C!fflnl
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(c)
1/2
(d)
1/4
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cn1m
(b )
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o, 1m
(b)
0, 0
(c)
1, 1
(c)
<d>
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= 20
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250 Q
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~ fcrAzT a5T ~ tR
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1!<J) wmM
(b)
~23Th 3
(c)
Wcrci 1 3lR 3
(d)
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following?
(a )
(c)
Velocity or hght in va cuum

Co nd uctivity
Hesis t.ivity
(d )
Energy fl ux
(b)
f.a)
{b )
In a n AC circuit, an ind uctor, a capacitor a n d
a r esis tor a r e connected in series. If the
;!()''
( b)
/!5 .
(e )
flO"
(cl )
~)() ''
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(a)
(d )
cE,,E/2
.~
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None of the above
ti
Te mperature T ( K )
T he a bove ):,rraph re p r ese n ts the m agn etic

p rope rty of t he material as
'a )
F er romagn etic
(b )
Ferrimagnet ic
!c!
Anti-feJTomagnetic
(d)
None of th e a bove
ra
induc tive reacta nce is :300 Q and capacitive

re a cta nce is 200 {2 and resis ta nce is 100 Q ,
then wha t is the phase di flt:~rence b etwem1
cu rren t an d vo ltage '?
(c)
ce
Tho G~ - fact.or of a n LCR circui t. in series is

larges t wh en
(a ) th e induct a nce L a nd cnpacit.ance C a re
both la rge.
(b) lhe ind ucta nce L is la r ge and res istan ce 77
R i s s mall .
th e capacitan ce C and r esista n ce R are
(e)
both la rge.
!d ) all lhc t hr ee are equal in SI un its.
74.
A harmonic e lectromagn etic wave in free

s p ace is descri bed by E = EI) cos (kx - wO.
What. is lh e fl ux den si ty ?
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2
( E0 J-l)-J/
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Imagine a n electro m agn et ic wave m vacuu m 78.

whose ~ fi e ld (in S l u n its ) is gjve n by
. R ( ,J X 1{-)f) Z - (.7l Y 1014 t 'J,
L'
(z, t ) = 10')- Slrl
r.-
.e
x
' Q
0 a nd E z = 0. \\<'nat is the mag- ne tic f1 eld

associa ted with the wave ?
~v =
( :-l )
Bx( z,
t.) ..,
10 !-iin rr (~~ x 106 z 9 x 10 14 t ),
l--------~ ~---------~
I\ = 0 ;m d B,_ = 0
I\ ,iz. U
l (:..):z S i D
B)(
=0
1
l1 ( ').> X 1.oi
and B ,,.
l]x(z, u ="
0 3 ~~ X 10
w
k l
In the a bo ve circui t, the va lues of r esis tances
(b l
Z -
fJ
are such that
1() 14 t. l.
B v ( z. , tl =
o--;n x 10
BX
N-DTO -K-RJA
=0
10 6
Z -
10 14 t ),
s in n (3 x 106 z - 9 x 10 1'1 O,
and B Z
.........L , wh<~ rc H<. is
'
.f:)'c;
the
in t ernal resistan ce of t he gal van ometer. The

reading or the galva no rn e ter
wht~ l.her
Lh c s witch
\ a)
n !m a in:; con :;t.anl

is ON or OFF .
( b)
increuses wh en th e s wi tch K is 0?\.
( cJ
increas es wh e n the swi tch condition 1s

ch anged fr om ON lo OFf<'.
(cl)
always s h ows zero va lue.
Hy '"" 0 and B z = 0
td )
==
H2
=0
sin n {;3
Rl
~--
!{
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Rater if
(b )
'tl1Mdk11
arr
~ <Dr
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ll
tffitrn 11.
m?ffitt
iRT
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cE 0 E j2
(d )
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u;:RQ
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<'IW t!<P
mq),
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a5'r ~
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ra
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fcmR
rRrr
tR
ah' CSI ~ lll ~
1'fm
{!ffi"
E X (z, t) =
Ey = 0
CJmt ?
102 sin
:m
( a)
(c)
I 'Q'ffiffi
am
(d)
c0 E20
crtUro t
rRrr
I
I
n (3
x 106 z -
E2 = 0.
crtrr
(a)
~-CJtijcffiq
(b)
~ ~- CJI4ffll tl
(c)
m-~- ~l'ijffll lj (anti-ferromagnetic)
(d)
11 ~ c5rt
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9
~ ~ pa~q
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x
(c)
(b)
(b)
c0 E~ /2
~~ I
m . 1!a5 ~t.nfuf
30
45
60
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) imT
(!)t
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ow t.rrftnr-~ 200 n I!<i m?mu 100 0 ~.
om 'RW ~ 1l ctk1H'H om ~ ?
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cos { kx -
t?
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ce
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=E
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( c)~
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ljffi 31Tffim
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atl
Bx(z, t )
102 sin n
(3 x 10 6 z - 9 x 10 14 t),
By( z , t)
102 sin
1t (3
(b)
B y =03ffi"B 7. =0
x 106 z - 9 x 10 14 t),
-Rl = -R3 ,
B X = 03ffi: B Z = 0
B/z. t)
(c)
033
R2
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1(
(3
106
Z -
1014 t ),
B y =03ffi:B1. =0
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fum a3t ~ ON ~ OFF
(d)
~ ~ 11FT
frnrnT
I
lR ~
~ I
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82.
( a)
(b)
( c)
(d)
In a Compton scattering experiment, when

radiation with wavelength A. = h/(rnc) is
scattered backwards (i.e. 0 = 180) by a n
eJcctron at rest, what is t.he total energy
(relativistic) of the electron after the
scattering ?
.c
The maximum kinetic energy (Ek) of emitted

photoelectrons against frequency (u ) of
incident radiation is plotted as shown above.
What is the slope of the graph equal to ?
For the hydrogen atom in the first excited

states with principal quantum numbers n = 2,
what is the number of states with total
angular momentum quantum number
j = 1/ 2 ?
Charge of electron
(b )
Work function of the emitter
5 mc2/ 3
ce
(a )
(a)
om
79.
(b)
(c)
Planck's constant
(d )
Ratio of Planck's constant to charge of

electron
am
{d)
83.
1.
r espect
of
Compton scattering formu la holds less

and less rigorously as we go towards
longer wavelengths.
Collision between a
electron is inelastic.
photon and
:3
mc
/2
where m is the mass of e lectron, cis the s peed

of light, and h is the Planck's constant.
If approximately 2 x 108 eV energy is released

in the fission of one U-235 nucleu s , how many
U-235 nuclei undergo fission in 1 second in a
reaction operating at 5 x 107 watt?
( a)
15 x 10 10
(b)
15
( c)
15 x 1022
(d )
15
10 18
1026
an
84.
2.
.e
x
Consider the following

Compton scattering :
80.
4 me 2/ 3
ra
( c)
Which of the statements given above is/are

correct ?
A particle of mass m coming in from the right

with energy E encounters a potential V(x) = 0
for x > 0 and E/2 for x ~ 0. What is the form
of the wave function for x < 0 ?
1 only
(a)
A c~ik.x/J2
(b )
2 only
(b)
A c
Both 1 and 2
(c)
A e ikx
(c )
(d )
A e- ikx
w
(a )
(d )
;~or.
I ./2
Neither 1 nor 2
where k
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~ :ffl&o ~ it. ~ cffiuTTa ~ <R'l'RA
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1JOO
<R'l'RA ~ n = 2
(a)
(b )
(c)
(d)
t!d5 d5JlllG'i ~m -it.
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80.
itr 31fudXl~
~ fclfd>><u l itr ~ (u) "ili
(a)
$Mcn;(l"i CPT
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lJI'll5 CPT ~ ~ amR ~ ?
mm Q5'fR
(b )
~ CPT
(c)
t<ita5
(d)
t<ii'a5 ~CPT $M<n;:t'"l
~ :
fcrnR
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c)) ~
'ffi'IJ. e:Tffi ~
(1 {
11!vi
~ Qci $A<n;:t0i
a> mzl ~ 31Qf<lltel ~
~ l'{ ~ cnt-1 "fflR) ~ ~ ~~

ilia'M
(a)
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ttr 3lR Jfffi' ~ m

~ W (f511 ~ (f511 mill QK~J"o l
~ I
2 mc
(c)
4 mc /3
(d)
3 m c2/2
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?
zm:
$MCfiX1"1 CPT
~. c "Q'CJ5m <ffi
an om
U -235 ~ ill fd~og~ l'{ ff1TWT

5 X 107 watt
2 X 108 eV Ji'3'fT ~ ~
Wt
tR imtfffi1 Qfc:!ftbal l'{ ~ U-235
ilia'M
(c)
3ffi 2M
cd )
';f
m1 3ffi 1 ~ 2
{!<})
m. m
mm
~ fd>[gf05<1 mel~ ?
(a )
15
10 10
(b )
15
1018
( c)
15
1022
( d)
15
1026
31R ~ ~ E a> trM 3m) m ~ a> {!Cf5 CJ5UT

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x < 0 "$ fffi? 'i1trT Q5'fR "ffiT
"$ fffi? ~ ~ I
(b )
N-DTO-K-RJA
(b )
ra
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x
2.
5 mc2/3
tffiJil (Ek),
:mAA9<f ~ I
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am
= lJ(mc)
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:;om CJ{ll~vi /..
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79.
(a)
A e-ikx/J2
(b)
A eib. f../2
(c )
A eib.
(d )
A e - ib.
:mn k "" 2rt j (2mE) I h.

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In a Newton's ring set-up, a transparent

liquid of refractive index 3/2 is introduced
in between the glass plate and its lens. The
circular area of nth ring then
increases by a factor 3/2
y = T 2 x/('l\ + x)
(b)
decreases by a factor 3/2.
(c )
y = T 1x/(T2 + x)
(c )
increases by a factor J3/2 .
(d )
None of the above
(d)
decreases by a fact or
(b)
Consider the following phase transitions :
89.
1.
Transition of a ferromagnetic material

to a paramagnetic material at t he Curie
point.
2.
Transition of a superconducting metal

into an ordinary conductor m the
absence of magnetic field.
(b)
2 only
(c)
Both 1 and 2
(d )
Neither 1 nor 2
.e
x
87.
l only
am
Which of t he above is/are second order phase

transitions '?
(a)
Consider t he following sta tements about a

h anno nic oscillator :
1.
[ 3/ 2
In an experiment, a 2 em wid th diffraction

g rating is replaced by another one which
has twice the number of lines per
centimetre tha n the emlier one. How will
t he diffraction pattern he affected ?
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y = x
om
(a)
(a )
1'
Diffraction maxima will be of same

sharpness.
ra
86.
The efficiency of a Camot cycle when the 88.

hot body temperature (T 1) is increased by x
or when the cold body tern perature (T 2) 1s
decreased by y will be the same. What is
the relation between x and y ?
ce
85.
2.
Spacing of
increase.
diffrat:tion
maxima
will

correct ?
(a )
1 only
{b)
2 only
(c)
Both 1 a nd 2
{d )
Neither 1 nor 2

corr ect ?
A quarter wave plate is pasted on to a

plane polarizer such that the fast axis of
the plate is at 45 to transmission axis of
the polarizer. The combination is placed on
top of a shiny coin with the quarter wave
plate towards the coin. On looking
(a )
l only
(a )
the coin will appear shiny.
(b)
2 only
(b)
the coin will appear dark.
(c)
Both 1 and 2
(c)
the coin wiJl appear smaller.
(d )
Neither 1 nor 2
(d )
the coin will appear larger .
zero.
The probability of finding

maximum at the mean position.
it
is
2.
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CPT ~ <1\),
filus
fitus CPT
it CffftT ~ 1!Ci ~ ~ $
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JffilT ~ I <iij neff <rc1a CPT Jd5R ~
l!d5 ~ <rc1a
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CTitmR (T 2 ), y
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What is the phase difference between the two 93.

simple hannonic vibrations represented by
y 1 = a 1 sin
y2
(a)
(b )
(wt + 1J and
The acceleration of a particle (a ) is related

to its velocity (v) by a = - 2v. What is the
nature of' velocity-time curve ?
(a)
Linearly increasing
(b )
Exponentially decreasing
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(c)
Exponentially incr easing
12
(d)
Linearly decreasing
= ~ cos
(wt + ~3 'j1 ?
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T(
3
(c)
7t
(a)
12
GMm
2r
(b )
GMm
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Two masses m and M are initia lly at rest

at infinite distance apart. They approach
each other due to gravitational int{)raction.
What is t heir speed of approach at th e
instan t when they are at a distan ce d
apart ?
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x
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w
( 2GMm
d (M + m )
(b )
m)y
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1
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(c)
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(d )
The kinetic energy of a satellite of mass m

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mass M is given by
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( GMm
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A collision of two objects occurs in an

inertial frame of reference A. It is a lso
observed by an observer in another ine rtia l
fr ame of reference B moving uniformly with
respect to the frame A a long the z-axis .
Which one of the following is correct ?
(a )
The momentum is conserved in both the

frames but the energy may not.
(b )
The energy is conserved in both the

frames but the momentum m ay not.
(c)
Momentum a long the z-axis only

conserved in the two frames.
(d )
Both energy and momentum

conse zved in both the frames.
(d )
ts
a re
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Two sources of sound produce progressive

waves given by y 1 = 6 cos (100 nt) and
y 2 = 4 cos ( 102 nt). Which one of the following
is correct ?
035
(b )
050
(c)
054
An observer hears 4 beats per second

a nd t he intensity r a tio of t he two sound
waves is 3/2
(d )
065
An observer hears 2 beats per second 100. As per Boh r Model, what. is the minimum
e nergy required to remove an electron from
and the intensity ratio of the two sound
the grou nd state of a doubly ionised Li
waves is 9/4
(c)
An observer h ears one beat per second

a nd the intensity ratio of the two soun d
waves is 25/l
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(b )
atom ? (Z
= :3 )
1224 eV
An observer hears one beat per second
(b )
408 eV
and the intensity ratio of the two sound

waves is 9/4
(c)
136 eV
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(a)
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(a )
An ancient building was known to have

been built 2900 years ago. Approximately
what proportion of C-14 atoms are yet in
the building's wooden framing, compared to
the number which were present at the time
of its construction '?
[Half life of C-14 is 5800 years]
[Take ex = 1 + x]
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97.
Two identical drops of wa ter fa ll through air 99.

each with a steady velocity v . If the t wo drops
combine to form a single drop, then what will
be the new terminal velocity ?
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96.
151 eV
(d)
What is the moment of inert ia of a cyl.inder of
mass M, radius R and length L about an a xis
passing through one of the Oat faces and
perpendicular to its length ?
10 1. Consider a potential barrier of width L and
finite height U. For a particle having
energy E (E < U), whose wave number
(a)
M
3
4
2
inside the barrier is k 2 , th e transmission
probability will be proportional to
+I})
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(b )
( c)
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(b )
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(c)
e- k2 L
(d )
e - 2k 2 L
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(b)
2 213
(c)
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(d)
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(c)
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wrm ~ c;m
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408 eV
(c)
136 eV
(d )
151 eV
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(b )
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(c)
t~
( d)
t . Q'RlTlFf
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- 2k 2 L
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102. Consider the following s tatements m respect 104. U-235 and U-238 decay with lifeti mes
of Stern-Gerlach experiment :
(average) p and q res pectively. At t = 0
there a re an equal number of the two types
Stern-Gerlach experiment demonstrated
1.
of nuclei, N 1(0) == N 2(0). At time t, t he ratio
wave nat ure of matter.
of the number of these nuclei is
N 1(t)/N 2(t)
the
above
statements
is/are
(a)
(p- q}/(pq)
(b )
(p + q )/(pq)
1/(pq)
1 only
(c )
(b)
2 only
(d )
(c)
Both 1 a nd 2
(d)
Neither 1 nor 2
None of the above
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(a)
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of Zeeman effect :
1.
eat. What is 'a' equal to ?
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corr ect ?
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A beam of neutral silver atorhs was

used in Stern-Gerlach experiment.
2.
ljl
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x
Each energy level m the atom is split

into just three levels which are eq ua lly
spaced.
The spacing between split levels is
directly proportion a l to th e a pplied
magnetic field.
2.
Which of t he stat ements given above is/are

correct ?
l on ly
(b )
2 o nl~
(a)
Both 1 and 2
(d)
Neither 1 nor 2
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p-n j unction as shown above, t.he region X
has
(a)
uncovered donor impurities and mobile

electrons.
(b)
covered acceptor impuri ties a nd mobile

holes.
(c)
uncovered
acceptor
im purities
and
mobile holes.
w
(c)
(ell
covered donor impurities and mobile

electrons.
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(b )
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(c)
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106. Two thin positive lenses are placed at a 110. An image of an axial poin t source is made
distance L apart. If the focal length of each
with a parabolic mtrror which is front
lens is f, t he combination will have negative

focal length when
( a)
f < L < 2f only.
(b)
L < f only.
( c)
(d)
coated. The image will be free of which of

the following ?
Chromatic aberration
L > 2f only.
2.
Spherical aberration
None of the above
8.
Coma
4.
Astigmatism
107. A I-le-Ne laser light is used for producing the
will become narrower.
(c)
will disappear.
(d)
will remain same.
ce
(b)
1 and 2
(b)
2 a nd 3
( c)
1 and 4
(d )
2 and 4
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will become broader.
(a)
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briven below :
diffraction fringes by using a t,TTating of 15,000

lines/inch . If this grating is replaced by
another grating of 20,000 lines/inch, the
fringes
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design of a microscope or telescope eyepiece is

correction for longitudinal
aberration only.
(b )
for
con-ection
aberration only.
chromatic
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x
lateral
chromatic
correction for astigm a tism.
(d)
correction for both longitudinal

lateral chromatic aberrations.
and
(c)
resonance ?
What iR the approximate distance through
109.
(a)
which movable mirror of a Michelson

interferometer be displaced for 2000 fi-inges of
the yellow sodium lines of wavelength 5893 A
to cm ss the centre of the field of view '?
(a)
06 nm
(b)
12 nm
( c)
6 nm
(d)
12 nm
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(b)
~ L <f.
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112. Frame F' moves with speed c/2 along the

x-axis with reference to frame F, c being the
speed of light. The clock at the origin of frame
F' and moving with it, shows time t' = 0 when
it crosses the origin of F. What is the time
shown by this clock when it is at a distance x
as observed in frame F ?
(c)
(d)
J2 x/c
x/( J3 c)
J3 x./c
(a}
Both the statements are individually

true and Statement II is the correct
explanation of Statement I
(b)
Both the sta te men ts are individually

true but Statement II is not the correct
explanation of Statement I
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(c)
(d )
ce
(d )
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18 r]Lr (ln 3)] I !nA 4pg]
[8 r]Lr Cln 2 )] I (nA4pg]
[8 rjLA (ln 2)]
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fa lse
S tatement I is false bu t Statemen t II is

true
smallest for
He+
(b )
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(d)
Be+++
117. Statement I:
(c)
115. What is t he electric flux through a cylindrical

sur face of a cylinder with radius R and length
L, kept in a unifonn electric field E ?
(a)
nER2L
(b )
2nERL
(c)
2nER2
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double
slit
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phase.
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are on the same wavefront of
the light wave emerging from
the same source equidistant
from the slits.
114. The radius of the first Bohr orbit will be

(a)
In
Statement II : In
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of crosssectional area A filled with a liquid of
density p to a height h. Assuming that liquid
flow is streamlined, what is the time required
by the level to fall to h/3 equal to ?
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Directions : The following five (5) items consist of

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are lo examine these two statements carefully and
select the answers to these items using the code giuen
below.
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decreases as its temperature
increases.
Statement ll : The rate of collision of

conduction
electrons
with
atoms increases with increase
in temperature.
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