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I : CHEMISTRY MATHEMATICS & PHYSICS

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E\amiMtid Cnh Nuhbr

N'@of E:mimiioncdft (incaeib\\tuA\:

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D r,/ DA

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?AITT A

CITEMISMY

'Ihe pH dl a 0.1 nolat sohtion

.f

tne

did

'flE indeasing order ol tne ioni' iadn ol OE given is@ldtron'c sPecPs 1s l

(1) 1r10 i /12) 1x 10 7 (3) 3t10'

2.

EQ is 3 The value of tne ionization .oNtant (a ol this acid is l

_11)

cra':+,

K",

cr , s'

) K+,s'?,ca':+.cl F) cl , ca'?+, K+, s2

(4)
s2-,

ct

, caz+,

K+

Whi.h among the fo owing will be namd

The spe.ies whi.h .an bst sdrve a3 an inifEloi foi the canoni. Poltbenahon

as dibionidobh(ethyl.ne dianine) chonim (l[) bronde ?

4)

A1cr3

(3) Ic! (d)31 8.3 !_t4 lcr (en), Br, Br 3. Which method of
rlrestd
Ti

(2) BuLi (3) r-iAlH1 (4) HNO3

Purification
rs

The mol.ule having

sml6t

bdnd angLe

by fie lollowhS equation:

lst

2lz G)

-l4I'

ri Ia(8)--11qI+

-11i *cr,
(2) ror -*) 8.
NCI:

Ti(s)+2Ir(8)

ti ot*
(3)
zone

rehms

4.

Ihe comPr$ibility iacbr ior

a real gas

at

The equilibriuh constant (K.) ror thr reaAion Nr(s) + or(c)'2No(d a a tmperatuleTis4x10 The valu oi K ror 11 ieactio4 No(g)+r, Nz(s) + tl ozG
at ihe

satu lemPdatft is

(1) 4x10-r
?i.2) |-pb/RI

(3)

1+ RT//b

-)A 0.02 (3)

(4)
2.5

5o o

-/14)

10':

,-4

SPACE FOR ROIJGH WORK

.?

6t

.-9

D\

9,

staies' t.on erhibits +2 ad +3 oidatio! about Which ol the foloving sta@nts

12.

\ lhich one ol the lollowing stalemnb

(1) AI anino '/

(2)

acids e{ePt glYcrtu

de

f'

t1l

Fenous.dmPounds are less volatile

tr.'" tr." .orresPonding tr!i'

Fsous conPounds de nole easilY hydrolYsed thd &e coteslonding

oPti.aily active $ mho &ids xcePt sl{ranc add

(3) (4)

de oPticalY achve' All amino acids erc'Pr lysne are oPti.aIY a'tive a'hve An aFino acids xe opticalv
Hren on

(3)

Ferou oxide

is

mo bdic in natue

13, 2 - Hexyne Sives trtr - 2 -

Ierrous .omPounds are relativlY hore ionic thd ihe coresPon'1dg quantum The electrons identiiied by

G) Pd/aasoa t2r Li Alll"

(3) rvH,

,a -'L tom
all

--i4)

LVNHI
can be .PrePared burdone

14. Iodolorm

(1) 3-Merhyl-2 6
be Placed in

ordd

or

incFasing erersy

(1) (b) < (d) < (a) < (c) (2) G)<G)'(!)<(d) (3) G) < (d) < (b) ' G)

A
15.

(3)

E$yl rcthyl krone

s t4

c' I a'

th The incone.t elPression anong

,14i
11.

(d) < (b) <

G)'G)

he Which branched chain isomer ot 72u iydrocarbon with mole'dar tus of mdo substitut'1 srves only one iene!

AH"-TAS'
RT

)
)

'(4)

Ashbr
**""."tb,.

(3)

TertiarY butYl chronde

- -"Rr

h+
c

-gP

NeoPenhe

6
J-y

SPACE TOR ROUCH

WORK

a-

<.->or

'i,

15,

-0.76 -0.23 dd -!.44 v.E3p*1Y The rea.tion r+Y'z+-X2+ +Y will be tpontd.oB whd : /{1) \-Pe, Y-zn

ioUowing PaiF the iwo The standard leduction Poteniials ior I 20 In w}!'h oI the ,p<j6 r not irostru'rudl ? zn''lh Ni+/Ni. and Pe'z /l e are |

| -+l *,
I

_a s.r,

12) Al!"r' d s!'

(2) X=Zn, r=Ni (4) x-Ni"

d)

coJ)- dd No.

Y=zn

17, | ,lhjun rorn' stuture. The ladn

ceuis3slpn Aroni.radi@of i!lithi@

' | 2L !o- a fitn ordq F cto( oI ina side of iEuit I l'-:'L I Mr!'O:s [4ia '
'

(A)-Prcdrcr5
I1E ratF

,^
ff

wilb: (1r 240 Pm

,rr

r^

::l :"": 14) 3oo Pd

I
I

'v-.,I ,6 " tt""l tl 'n'n''u/* "comPounds are

2

t .J 'a | 2,>l ^ .'K'q

'^ 0

'!ffube5 .r^ffi"".n""""."*."*o. oott't o, '

"""

{rl

r'47'10 'M/tM

ls, How n.nY chral

4: 'n I^
(4)

Io'M/nin

pos,bl on rdodJorimbon of

4nt a
: r\,t 2' (tat t 'Y.\r"

blt

ne

mtnvl l-

3.47x10-4M/min

{2r b

-, a

O,

.4 7f

16l'l
1
tf

.lrr.
| I

onho - Nftophqoli! 16

$iubler

wa^ts1

thtrP-mdm-NitsoPhenoteGe {11
(2).
o

- \itroPh*o 'howq
H - bonding

h'rdole.lnd

,{-

i;. & ror water is r.86 K ks mol -4^, aut@obile Fdiator holds 1.0 k

ho* many sdds rqrLo, dLsi v@ add ro ser | pod of u\e sludon lo@d to - 2 ec ? '|

| of wald, I d ethvrene srycol I i'\e Iirezn'8

you

Meuins poinr of o

r.-* than th6 oI m o-".**.

P-'smd!

- Nhophdol

il

an(

p)

,.rl b'

lz,,

o' "' .r,,

{4i

'^r; . '( ,l '//. ba v 7 1s l/:bb V'^t 'l qs

o - rittoPn"-t i' mde lolat e ir steam lnan thos ol m - an'

ritT

J
v

._:::,H:"1T
lndturftald H
bmdm8

SPACT FORROUCEWORK

ln tie given kansformation, wnich ot r! lollowing h the nost approPflaG

Iollowing on rhermal
yields
a basic as

wel

as

_-.v,cH = cHcocH3

Reacdr -

e)
-,14)

Nn4No3
KCIO3

c,

f/
L ,/

fi-o{=clrcH,cH3

(1) Na, Uq NE3 (2) NaBHI (3) NH2NH2OH

(2) Melhyl sli.Ylic acrd -13) Acetyl salicYli. acid

Whi.h of the lollowing comPolnds 'an b detected by Molis.h s iest 2

,l!l
24,

z^-}l9/HC\

According to Freundlich adsorplton isotherm, whi.h of th lollowing is

:
(2)

(2) {3)
29.

lrimary alcohols
Nnro .omPolnds

;.P

Whal is DDT

dong

the lollowing l

(3) " ?' -' (4) A11t! above are corect ror difielent
rdSes ol PEsue.
25,

(1)

BiodegradabtePonuht
biodesiadable Ponurant

i!2) Non (3) cenhou* gs

10,

Tle dercity of a soLltion

dissolvingl4-EoI Na

prePared by (hol nass =60 ur

rirt tn
'

in 1O0O g o! wair h 115 molery oI ihis soludon 's :

r.oz
r.'r

8/mL

The ,

Very puie hYdrogen (99.9%) can be by wnich of the fonowng Piocdses

(2) (3) (4)

2.05 M

'(.'i=r

l-

(1) (2)

ll4holYsis ot watd
Reaction or salt

l:-

lile

hYdrides

0s0 M
1.73 M

ffi

(3) Re{iion ol meL\de wiih *ed 1-1 (4) Miring naluial hvdro'arbons oI
hiSh nole.ular weight

)/>

SPACETOR

ROUGIIWORKL

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PART B

MATHEMAT1CS

33. corcidd the fuctior! /(t)= r 2 +lr-51, r.

,,'statene l: /'
(4)

R.

=0
continuous in 12,51

,/shtement 2: /is

rMrmnable in (Z 5)

dd /(2) -/

(5)

-N:

J2)

sraiemenr 1 i3 true, statenent 2 i. kuej Statement 2 is not a corec

/'h
(2) ;
(3)

ddanation fo! Statenot

(2)

Statemnt 1 is hu, Statement 2

*t ,. {b

(3) (4)

statenent 1 is talse Statenent 2

ut*'
/t) \
a

Srareneni 1 is hu, Statemnt 2

Statement 2 is a .or.e. explrfrtion lor Statmeni 1

hue,

34. Ii

the line

2r+r-k

passes through th

point which divides the line segmei joininS the Poin6 (1, 1) dd (2, 4) in l!

(L)

Ql'

'#'*
2

Fiib

3 : 2, dEn

k eqlals

.-At t
(2)
(3)
r1/5
29/ s
5

,q)

(3) -1

ryr,
1"t^)
.4

(4)

/JlY

g+2

,:,r' ),^, 'n7,t_r) -t -- | c.e' ' .,,, .,

SPACIToRROUGHWORK

34
I:
An equation ol a

3t i

\,r.
an -

colmm 37. let

e1

thar ABCD be a Parallelo8lam such

l:16a5r and 2;+f=a$!=^+2"E

the parabob
2

=.',

e-b =

and rBAD be

the line

Y=d+

a"6

acute ansLe coitrids with

tiE vefie\
B ro

lr i is the "ector thar lh altitude dnated iiom

r
isgruen

lherideAD then

(n + 0) is a comon
lhe paiabola Y2- 16 !6 ell'pse 2i2+f=4, then

-,

?=i-14*lp
lr.r
)
1

2 is Statement 1 is kue/ Sbtehent tde, Staremest 2 is not a 'onect

qplaMtion Io! staiemqt

\2)

tj.l
l;;I
J'
ir

la *t
E

"
(,t

l;;l lL-

L-,7

(3)

statemdt 1 is fals, Staienent 2 is

(3)

///\4) tru,
36.

2 is Sratemnt 1 is ttue, Statemenl

statment 2 is a correct

1--'t4

explamtion

fd

Siatement 1

Th.ee numbis are cho withdl FPlacenent lrcm { ! 2' 3' ,'' 3l' fte FrobabnftY that $eir minimm L 3' s b, s : ciren dEl oEir dimd

\PP,l /f,+ a
33.
the dare An equation ol a plane Pdallel lo distaN r-2y+22 5=O and at a

(1)
(2)

v''
fit

z+
(,.2_
='/'-

Z
5 3 3

11'-,

t"'
3_

/l' 'k,,kY t=o "-zy+2, , -24+zz+;=o 3 -'

1
5

z.t"1r ,t--A o'- l.+-b ^ 2,*4 ',- t'4t tE

hF

c.a <;

(t

39.

a APQR, il3 sjn P+4 cos 4 sin Q+3 cos P-1, then the

ln

The l.n8lh or the dianerer of the circre which touches the x-axis at th Point (1, o) and pass tlsugn m Point (2, 3)

(1) (2)

E]

,"

(r)

6/5

f,-o' +
40.

12) 5/3 (3) 1ol3

t;
I!

/ : R+R is a flnction delined bl I2r l1 bherelridemF' f (r)=tll$t , l'

the

1,\';

(4J 3/5

*."^-l:::]
colum GFKe5
6uch

/4' jntegral values of r' ,F onlY at ?" (2) continuous lor everyx-0. r. real (3) .ontinuous (4) di{ontinuous onlY at r=0 Siatement 1 : The sum 6f the series
1+ (1+2+4) +
+ ... + (361

gftal6t inieger tumrioo thdfis : discontinuols only at non'do

tBtAur= [:]-"

*l;J'

+6 +9) + (9 +12+ 16) + 380 + 400) is 8000.

(4

, ilr'-o ".,"-"",,
c-')
(r)

ri)=.'.

, l;]
lrl
(rl

,t -'! " 2
{,v1-, t

for my milral nmber n i1) statemeni 1 i6 t!ue, statement 2 is true; Statemnl 2 is not a cor.ct
explanation tor Statemnt 1 statement 1 is true, Stateheni 2 is

t.

Shbnent 1 is lal*, siatment 2 is

Staiemnt 1 is tru, Statemmt 2 is
(4)

tjl
lrl

a' 3

kue, Statement 2 is a .orect

erpLanalion for Statemnt

r'

' "7;!(t

.n

_-t

'
1''

_r

"-ti'^
n is a
r 1)'-

, .,u'*
1)" r.,
nbger
than Posinw

1|',

)
!+1

t".

r^''

the Posiiive' inleger'

-)

("5

("5

(1) d

even Posiiive

(2)\ a iatioMr nubr othd

."ts' (3) m intionar nfficr ({} d odd Posihve neger

_

f f ; "".-"**"'" ;\ -, n " t, " -)/' ()1 't--A"' t'i,i"

= =

,1

2.

(2)

o t
1

.--

.+
t --

.:';

-_,_

/2,

45. ''A$ming
ways in

-)'
the balls to be idenh'al d@Pt in colouE, lhe nmFr or

\ /,I
t.-

16r diflerence

*hi.h
10

one or more baUs can be

Rldted fron

wnjE,

glm dd 7 bra'k

1--b--' {1-t t+'at f, s-'.?r,,

-,

-r

(1)

630

\.

?-

{'t

43,

Let

a, b R be

su& rrlEt ihe tunction/ 8lven

by

t?) 87e (3) 830 l4) 62e

An el[pF is or

,-rl'
q,a
a

exbde value, a!1- :1

(x)=]n

lrl+bl+a:' I
t

+-0 hN

mdll

has local Maimum 3t

-_

F,

;r'l-

'l '

dlaM by taljng a dideter th"'""1'(' 1)']+t'=1 - t' *'imnor a\6 anila dranrer or the '{de ats tr 7+-q
the

,1. ,z al -A+, = )
{i r -. "{
(2)

I
4

staknenr

is !de, statenent 2 is lrue;Statement 2 k nora corre'r

'! the it6 axs aPthe.@rdiGte axes, dlen equation oI Ore elliP* is :

.;ir

Ell4ourrxto6aot ine

-pt,rotrm

i"

snrenent

r'

elliP*

at rhe origin

md

stalenent 1 is true' Statnent 2 $

11)

4a,

+!z-B

StateN.t 1 is lalse, Stateneni 2 ir

statemenl

12) a2+4!2-16 |

/-:-) _--,)

:B)
(4)

t h hue, sbtement 2 is true; Staiemnt 2 h a'o'reci

exFldation lor Stalement 1'

B/P^Eze

sPACE FOR ROUCH WORX

l/-n4t)1 ) *./

)t3

tt lE 7.,^

49,

lf 2 =

1 and I

A spheii.al balloon is filted

is real, then th Pomt

rPresented by the compLer rnmber

(1)

either on the Far axis or on a ciEle noi P$ng through the ongin
on the imaginaJy ans

with ,1500 n cubi. meters of helium gas ff a leak in tle baltoon cauPs the gas to e*Pe attherateof 72r.ubicntesPermute, then rle rate (in meters Per ninnt.) at which the radius of the balen decFases
49

njnures aitr the lalQge begm i5 l

(2)

(1)

eirhe. on the real axis or m a ciEle passing 0nd8h tlP origin

(xf
50.

on a .!cre

sior nEe

at the

onst

2/e 12) e/2 13) 9/7 (4) 7/e sid_-5i^r_4=o ias

.

'Ihe regation ol $e slatnent

"iI I b.one

a rea.her, rhen

I wil open

(1)

Neither I

wil b{ore

a teachr

nd r

I
I

tt.

wil

open a *h@1.
a teacher

(2)
(11

I wiu mt bcone
wiu tEcore

or l

will

Tle numler of Let x= {1, 2;3, 4, 5 differcnt ordered paiB [Y, Z) that a! be lomed such tlDt Y c )C Z q X and Y Z ^

tea.her

dd

win nor

4)

2"

Either I will not be.ome a teader

(2) 5' (3) s'

(4)
35

-L a
tL/qt-t-F

bounded betu.en the Parabolas

If g(:)- Gatdt, then g(t+r)

!=2
(1)

and 12=9!, and the shaiSht line

(1) (2)

c (') c (:) c (.)

ME
10

3t1
Jz
rE

Lttb*"
1

.^. c1'

9'

8\n + 9lF)

,r

(2)

e)z

(3)

20a
10

>E L

tt
k(

PACEfOR ROUCH T'VORX

, ',K

1'

be

3x3 ruhi.6 vith P + Q

ft

P3

=Q3

and t2e=ezp,

rhen

a The poPuhtion !(r) at time t of 'dbin molse species satbiies the difie'enhaL

(1)

0 1

(2)

f 1.,"'\
\

',
.

equatjon
PoPuration

=osPG)-

4so

rI
the

the P(o) =8s0, inen

b<on* zdo t

tine at which

:z I 1

t3) -2

2i
a'? b

1ry ] tte

57.

-,r'n^, ,, *,,, ,, . l* *'"i"** -"*, ihetr

r
be

(2) ln 13 (3) 2ln 18 (4) ln 9

A

?t
x

, .lr ,P", o,i,

+a

'[r''
:
(

thetrarLL\neh. meaf and

[,tr', I^v
Statenent

1: vande

oI 21,

2:? "24.
mean ot

dram duough dr Poini (1' 2) to such neet tne coordinat des at P and Q {heF O is rhat ii lorN a eiargle oPQ, OIQ the oriSin 11 $e Na or the hiangle

lis

is

line PQ G is least, thn the sloPd ol ihe

/ \\
Statemnl 2

'.2

I A'iihmeli'

\
,/z
(3)

,.t?-

f.j

(1)

Statenent 1 is itue, statnent true, Statement 2 is not a corre't :Plmlid lor Slateneni 1
Statement 1 is

2 is

-%

(4)

-4

-t -

(2)

he,

statenenr 2 is

60. lf 1OO times the 1m$ bn

oI this A?

oi d AP with equnls llrenon zdo comdon difference qo-dlEs its 5orh teim, dren ihe 150- ten

is:

(1)
!L1
(4)

1s0

is Slaiement 1 is nre, Starement 2

tru, Statemeni 2 is a correct explanation lor Siabmdr r

(3)
(4)

1s0

150

tines its 5o'h

Z-

'

SPACE FORROUGHWORX

)11

,= ;,'- J' 1-

-i'r-

+;
,

;\ F/ -

)l: t'+

E7

t 3t--

PANT C

IIIYSICS

62. ThG qtestian hls

stttmdt 2.
d6ctib6
the

Statem.nt

atd

the Statenents, choos. the otu dffilbes E t@ Stdtfrnk.

This qu.stidn has Stt|n.it 7 stdten* 2, al tht hur ch.iM thd

chbi@ giom dfrd the SratenetE, choose thz one that best
the

oJ

kft

tial

tao State@tt.

q34f!
'lone

If two sFings 91

ad

s, oI lore corotanrs

re,pftrivElr @ sile.nd by rhe s4glo!e, it is f@nd thar lr]m work is

on spring

q tun

on spring Sr.

sphd of Rli6 R hs a fifonrny posjrive char8e dcfty p. AB a result of ihis mifom chr8e dislnbutid there is a iinfte value oI ekhic pora*i.l at the cmtre of the sphd, ar the surf,e of orc sphr and also at a pohr ou! side rtesphft tlle khic porefti.r ar in6nfty An icularing

slid

_/- st tncnt amoht, I

I
I

If 3htched b, rhe sam wort dore on Sr, will be mole

1:

Statnent

1: Whd a chdg,q,
.rDn85 by

is talcn

rmm the @!h to the su/ae o! ihe

,rs poreibar entr8]l

spne,

:q
a

st

tmnr 2: The el{.hic ffeld ar

disrae

{1)

slatemmt 1 is rtue, Srarennr 2 is true, Statment 2 is the corre.r explmtion of Statemot 1,

r (<R, eom the

@ft

oI the

sohe s

(1)
(2)

Statenent 1 is

fale gkrercnr

2 is

1 b hue, Srarment 2 ig hue/ Statemenr 2 is not rle .oEer erPlaerion of gratmnt 1.

Siat@t

sratemni 1 is tr!e, 9tatemor 2 i3 true, Statemnt 2 is the (ore.i eaPl@tion of sraiemenr 1.

(3)

(rl

Statment 1 is

late,

Statemnr 2 is

Statemmt 1 is huq Staremar 2, js bue; Stathnt 2 is nor the conecl explamtid of statmdt 1.
Statment 1

-6

ii tlue

Sraremar 2 is

SPACE FOR ROUCB WORX

A wooden wieel of radis R is tude oi ivo *mi.ildlr Pdts (*e figft) The rwo ldts de h1d bSethe. bv a .ing Mde ot a mtal stiP ot crcss s{tioml da S dd lereth L L is stigldv lss than 2rR' so To ii lrF ring m th whel, it is heated jlst that its tenPeratue nses by AT dd it to steps ovr the wheel. As ii .ool5 dom surolnding temPerature, it pres*s the

64,

A diaromic mole.tle is mde oI t'vo FPdaled by a disratue and nrr which r. ]f we cal.llate its ohtionnl enagy bv

rus

applying BoHs nne ol

dguld nonrsM

qudtiatioo

irs

.tulgy will

tt

given bv

(r) hrr",rf
(z)

semicircular Parts together' lf$e cefficieft of rined aParEion oI rhe ntal

6

:",,1:
,l

Youne! rsdulussY ine lorc ihat om Part ot ihe whel aPPLies on rh

d.l

Lts

(3)

tt
r\

.91faE*,

,;"..
65,

Hydrogen aton is excited lrom gromd srate to anot!r state with PJllrsPa'

,t-t
2

qmB4 l!44r,99q4o '{ rhd

tumber oI spectlal lines in

the

,i','
)'
(1)

h'

enss'on

-tlT

t2) 6 (3) 2 (4) 3

(t4 ..)
/L )>t

("

A-/)

rll

)---<

)?

l)

66. A radar
5{r0

has a Power or 1 l'w a oPdating at a hdruetuv oi 10 cHz ltE located on a mountain tot ol LclCht

\2)

(3)

f/
'_)/*

n. Iheft' num J blarc. uPro * tuch i; detela obFct lcaFd on the surace n) of O eain oradils ol earih = 6''r x 10'

4
6 +z
-{ :-

\2) @ffi

-s)tq ol/

/{4
D_t

t7

(4)
SPACE fOR ROUGII WORK

:t:- .<
a
('

t-2 ) {

,tl-

9n---fi

Troth tabl lor system oI

fru

NAND gates

53.

A spectronerer Cives rhe

iotreinCaadir
dgle
of a

wnm $ed

ro

neasur

the

prjr

Main scale Fadjng : 58.s

degR

Vmie.

s.ale reading: 09 divisiom

Giver that 1 division on hain scal

coresponds ro 0.5 degree Tobl divGion on the velnier scale G 30 dd mr.h wid
29 divisioro 6f &e

@in s.ale.

The
:

dgr

oI the

Fisn

lrom rhe above dara

a
0

0)

I
0

69.
B

This qustion has Sttt?nent 1 statadt 2. of thz hur .tqn6 stod

d.*nbes th.

th. Srat.ilerts, tltoos. the o e thot

0
t2)
1
1 1

B
0 0

f"" t'\ 'i

I

hh

sttttuk.

Starem.nt 1: Davisson - cerher qFrimeni stablished ri wave mture of

I

Srateart 2 : tf ete.rrons have nalur., they can intertere and

:q)

I
0

.)1)

Staiemeni 1 is true, Srarmmt 2 is

t.ue, Statehenr 2 is th correct

erPlanahon for Statemdr 1

(2)
B

0 0

0
1

(3)

9tatehent 1 is rru, Starmqt 2 is ht, Srabnent 2 is not the .orecr exptanation oI Srarerenr 1 statemnt 1 is fai*, sratenffit 2 is
Statemenr 1 is rrue, Staiment 2 is

I
5IACE IOR ROUGHWORK

70. in a uniformly

.h5!ged sPhere ot totar cnarS Q dd radi6 & lne el<hic neld E G plotted as a tunction of distdce irom the centre The graPh wnicn would @esPond lo the above will be :

71.

A
a

cllin&icl

tube, open at borh

fundanentar frequncv, tln tube is dipPed vefrically in water so that hat oi it is in water. The tundamnid Irequenct or the ai<dUm now :
's

md' lEs air' Th

4ln
1l

!t

(1e v

1../ '-

l:

(2) (3)

2I

t\L//' o
--

,/z

r4
t-rt

(2)

I! a sinple Penduhn has siglih'ant ,ry&ude (up ro a !j9!9!1& eletic"ar)

orJy in dF pliod bef''n t=os to thell!4lqe caled lhe averas life 'f th peRrnUm. Wien the sPherical bob of lhe lers a retddaiion (dne lo pendulum

(r)

vi(ous &ag) PrcPortiomr b verocit/' 'b with'b' as the consbnt of ProPo'tio'alitv' m aveEge M time ol the Penddun is G$uhs danPing is smD in F onds :

l
(2)
(41

ko&''

=.?aac'

""' r'"v
t-5

(3)

SPACE FOR ROUCH WORK

\'l

a -l

'6

,l

-T 2 z

- 9 r5

?3.

A coJ
51L1,

j, s*Fdded

in a

uilon

ml4etic

75,

with the Plde of the .ol rhemdPtir h-4of force VVhnaMmt is passed through the .oil it starts orillaiing; ii is very rlifliclnt to stoP Brt ir d aruniniu plate b plajllElllgFe .oJ. Ltsloos. Ihis k dDe lo: (1) shietding oI nagnetic lin6 ol rote as arlminium i3 a Paramagneoc
(2)

.ngin, wh6e etrnircv is {0%' talGs in heat frog a qo!!!e!!lqEnEd at It is desired to a terllerabeolslo

Cinot

nave an ngine ol

eg.ietur 60% 1he& the intak templature lor the same *Est Giil) tenpdat@ nEi @ :

(1)

7so

(
-7 :tsO%

ele.tromagneti. indlction in the aluminium Plate giving rlse lo elecEomgrEtic ddPn8

-eYsnK'-t:,_
(,)
(4)
be

-p)
(4)

.lwlolndt

oI

d ddt

whd $e

"6"f;';-",::;..-", ihd md
ldger
12oo K

indu.tim ol ele.Etcal.nrge on the

74.

(r

^,

'z)

Two lctric bulbs narked 25w-220v dd 1@I4I-220V d.oF.id in eries to will a 4r$V slPPly Wltrch ol the bulbs
100 150 200 250 i
(1)

exPdiNntal Plot for The ligue shovs disciarging o! a .aPacitor in an R-C .ir.uit. The ritu .otutmt r of ihis cilcut

,u*

(2)

nitner-r

)-1 -4 l,^,,"--l
"'=+

""n.'

li6

between:
s0 6a
100 1s0

zre)-

dd

1c0

sc
se.

'9

lF.
V'.

-v

{2) (3) (a)

*.
s(

and 150 and 2m

0 and 50

sc

V./ / +o'. "

_)4
9o-

'toow

SPACE TORROUCH

$'ORX

,),r -

2 s"< I d Q{

77.

An

ele.fooaStut

Bave

vacum

has

wbich de always Pe]!:5!I9!9:.!s @dr other. The di.e.tion oI polarizalion is

ln Yomg's double slit experimmt, one ot th slit i3 wid. thd oiher, 60 tnai the amplitud of the light jroh one slit is double oI tn* 6om ottur slit If In be the
interEity, tr\e Esrnrani intmiiy I when tiey intelre al Pha* difierence

ri- o, i -, *,o,*,* o.orur.oon

by

mdjmm

i.

Then

0)

id
itE

itE't

L
;)

4
:)

ir;'i
ili'E |li,d

L (2) i'
(3)

lt

(3) ilB

t* t* 3
\:

)A xlE ^d

(4)

73, themssofasPa.6hiPE1000kg
be

It is to
30,

lau.hed lrcn ile earth's suiace dt into ilee 3Pace. The value of 'g' and 'R' ta.lius or edth) are 10 n/s':and 6400rmrspatively TheFquireildergl Io! thb work w r b :

.m thrcw a stone u! to a M:imun heisii of 10 m. The mximm horizonlal dislane dDt the boy .d throw tne sde
A boy

storeuP to

wilb

ry;.L(4,
:,
6.ax10" loules
d

, ,/t . o'- --a.

(r)

1o,E

fil ,( l.
1

tA'/20

^
m

(3) 2o'4

(',

b ]e +& 2

SPACEfOR TOUGIIWORK

r,/

+*."

a-

a.

31,

A$!ne

thal

ftdro.

breaks

nto

and an lectron.

Tle

enerS:t

Fotm s3. A liqdd h a beal.d ns temPaahe 0(t) at time r and 0o is temPerarure of released
a

suosdings, thm according lo Newton s raw oI @ling the .onecr gaPh b.twen

(Ma$ of

lo&(0'0dmdri5:

otu,;r* or'
(21

0)
1

(3) (4)

0.73 Mev
7.10 MeV

'

,'-'"
14

6.7
"-+3
(2)
1

An objct 2.4 m in rrdr or a les lm a r]1dp image on a Iilm 12 cm behind the letu. A Blass plate 1m otida of refrachve

index 1.50 is interpded betwen lec dd 61m with its Plare ra.es Pdallel to rirm At what disldce (I!on lens) should obj{t
b 3hified lo

(3)

h. in sharp focus on lilm

5 rr-)
3

(1)
(2)

3.2n

\ >L -"

- | l'

,.L
SPACE

(3)

(4)

foN NOUGH WORX

84.

gcs thlough a cfcle ABCDA (consisting of two isoclolic and tvo isoba.ic lines) as shown in fi8u.e. Efficiocy ol this ctcle is nedly : (A$lft th gas to be clo* to ideal gns)

Hlim

gas

86.

Resisrme of a given wiie is obiained by measuling the cuEent flowing in tt ad

the voltaS di(erence applied adoss

it

It

th PerentagE dors in fie medftmnt ot the curcnr and tre voltage diftqtu

are 3$ each, lhen error rsistatre of the wire is :

in the value or

(r)

4
(3) (4) (1) 10.5% 12.5%

3% 6%

t-l"
d'9

-91

r5.4% ', s a'.)"'i'. , ': (4) e.r% - -:

(8rrcbn Ddteon Md alpni
same

32 1! ]{
/Z?,

A particlc ol mss m is al

r6t

at the

oli8in

at tine
F

r=0. Ii

is subjected to a rorc

sped (t) is dePhted by wnich ol tne fonovfig

(t)=Foe--

in the

r didtion.

Its

'-,lrr/
iq
(2)

partide or

6-+-' -4-t
'j-'

kiretic mergy ae mding in

cftula.

haj*tories jn a costant magneti. field. Tle radii of proto!, deutelon and alpha pa.ti.le are lesp.tiveLt rp, rd and.o. t{hich on of tne foloring relations is

(3)
{11

",,t1

;il 7\

/l>
\

,zu

,/

ry,'
t:;bL

-ei
(3)

,\,)l]/
SPACT fOR ROUCHWORK

.1

Ju
.L

88. A rhin liquid fnn

formd between a U-slapd wire dd a lEht slids srPPorts _a weignt of1.5x1o-'zN Gee 6s!*). nE lagrh ol ih slidd n 30 d md ile wei8ht negligible. IrF ddace tetuionofthe riquid

A clEge Q b uirorn{y di*ributed ovd tle suface oI non- coldu.rjng disc ot

radrs R. The di* tut

ts about

d dis

to its }lme dd Passing thmgh its nb with d snguld velo.itv d. Ar a r6dt of Orb rotatim a tu8rehc

pdFndidla!

(/ry)

/7

t-tr]
0)
(2)
(3)

', '9oln'

irdEtid B i5 obtaired at the cenEe ot th di{. ]f we !4F lolh dte aNfrt oI .haEe placed on the di* and its angurd
field of

I o.o5 Nm
0.025

Nm-r

fv ty''

velaty ro b costdl and vary the radrug of ine disc then the vanation or the mgneti. indutior at th @t1 of th disc wi[ be epEentad by the fig!ft :

o,

!9'
3e. Two6of @es4 4lq4,94psrg
in cncbs ol ndn r, md r. r6lecrrerY Their speeds are tuch that l\eY make conptete cnd6 in the sfle tiN t Trf Ftio of then cdkiPtar ackation is :

erl l/

lrt\

Vt\

J,, l\_
1... rnr I

I t\

4lr/\:\
I4
(3) (4)

1:1

t\

RK

^/'/\