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How many unit cells will make a crystal of 1cm? volume ?4 & oS eco eal Unit Cell (not to scale) Crystal (not to scale) 1. 10° 2. 10° 3. 10 4. 10 ay ay dt dtietat eo we wae eT e? 1. 28 24 3.2 4, 60 14443 What the value of otaptsat to © 1. 2/3 24 3.2 4, 20 fred same A aT UH ST aa, UH ae ‘eat org, Brean farrar Game 2 A 8 He unt & swat ee wa gare ora & aaa & h start wears ort a ater e en deat ar Ferran Ole or ee ArT ee ‘ear are, at or a elt wr Ta eT eT? . A solid cylinder of basal area A was held dipped in water in a cylindrical vessel of basal area 2A vertically such that a length h of the cylinder Is immersed. The lower tip of the cylinder is at a height / from the base of the vessel. What will be the height of water in the vessel when the cylinder is taken out? h h 1. 2h 2. 3h 3. th 4h ap area, Fae Pier ae, at sa are BUH ST TIT ET TA ST Te art aiafatoit a wad a3 ar aawet B: 1. -R? 2. RV2 3, RV3 4. 2R? Of all the triangles that can be inscribed in a semicircle of radius R with the diameter as one side, the biggest one has the area 1, R? a2. RV2 3, R2V3 4, 2R?8. 9. 2. 3° 4s 1o0se the largest number: 2.30 4, 5 ‘Fe 2013 a Uw Chrenae faites A 10 %. a X10 8 a wae F 1 fear a Wott wert wr S ah. X73, amare ard oH AT gellar Ww tworer Sa | owehter ar war sifereret wera A arearite gta 7 1.04 3. 10 2a 4, 100 A daily sheet calendar of the year 2013 contains sheets of 10x10 cm size. All the sheets of the calendar are spread over the floor of a room of Smx7.3m size. What Percentage of the floor will be covered by these sheets? 4.04 2a 3.10 4. 100 froma fer A fea anraa Bist at arét & 87 2.70 . 86 4, 100 10. 10. 11. How many rectangles (which are not squares} are there in the following figure? afenft at; a@b wom ow mw ot fF eb) ae a@d = a°+b"(162) @ (364) a AT FT 82 apt wa at r= ager aaah ae ot eh d= acer am To F 1 fab) + 1. 145 3. 436 2. 286 4, 572 Define a@b = tem(a,b) + gcd(a,b) and a®b = a? +b, What is the value of (182) ® (304) ? Here lcm = least common multipie and gcd=greatest common divisor. 2. 286 4. 572 1. 145 3. 436 Ue aR a suet a, we aN HR oe Occ a swith oH at RAE wart $1 at at a & wr Pat ae sareatt Sait any PRS aera 2 1 7 3 32 441. 12, 12. 13, ‘A square pyramid is to be made using a wire such that only one strand of wire is used for each edge. What is the minimum number of times that the wire has to be cut in order to make the pyramid? 1.3 27 3.2 at war aftr Aarr wr Fr Feng oe Ase ew wear iter ager at war ata 3g ter Ot Aer Hy a Ges owt ae WH A ore Ps te A wiftras Fars wa sree wHT 4 (< 45°) en, Te ag seh farmeerr an a Y wt yout ay Hair we wae ager Ht gla erie, Arechr Rear 1. 2 3. 4. RAR sind V1 RHR cosd BI RiR tan EL RAR cotd BI A crow is flying along a horizontal circle of radius R at a height R above the horizontal ground, Each of a number of men on the ground found that the angular height of the crow was a fixed angle @ (< 45°) when it was closest to him, Then all these men must be on a circle on the ground with a radius 1. RARsing 2. RR cosd 3. ReRtan@ 4, RR cote tat Pract acne qotet Ar shear &, fords seeent aT aor 20 FUT aT warmed 600 gt? 2. 4, so 6 13. 4, 14, 15, How many pairs of positive integers have gcd 20 and lcm 600? (gcd = greatest common divis common multiple) 1; tems least 4 2.0 at a7 wa war ner a sas a rer ales, Gre asa wer Fre eerpe Feral, Hee ase a aT ag tren & fe ga ala a agenda cage, asa wr te %, ot Geta & fore a a Gr fra agi" Frey cers at crave Reem, “Afar ‘qeenr wie wearer BE sree agi TET ‘rare wr gt 1. 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The total number of letters written was 1. 20 2. 400 3. 200 4, 380 20. c [ois ee after at A SC am SIRT Tar aa ara at oR aor S1 se caer ay Hae TE Pr aE, aT TAR A AH, TT Ga Atalt HTH dora @ aaar G1 at cafer Wore yet 1. ot er FT a I Freie BI 2. agar Fore are weet Ar air oe HAA BI 3, arerar arerar oe ay Fee srerer starr BL 4. -aatt oait & fae we C1 a > © a | e ‘A person has to cross a square field by going from A to C. The person is only allowed to move towards the east or towards the north or use a combination of these movements. ‘The total distance travelled by the person 1. depends on the length of each step 2. depends on the total number of steps 3. isdifferent for different paths 4, isthe same for all paths28. © Unt xy Aer xp 8 onedf 77 Wiolx) = ay 3) haa + Vy (14 ) btao) A) fiw + vo(1 +2) ‘The bosons interact via a weak potential, Vio = Vo exp[—mO(x, — x2}?/4h] denote coordinates of the n that the ground state Gem state energy of the two-boson system, to the first order in Vo, i (1) hw + 2¥y @Q) hw + 42 7 ap @) ha tv (14 2)" (A) hea + Vp Qt +2) 22, 23. 23. . ve etree ara, ferent 25°C amy wr 30 a7 ret & ¥0°C are a oer arr ae Bre OTT a) oe ae omia were F om & at arr sitir amr ae 8 (ret at RARE OT Leah ht are ath °C are aver a fren? rT weir 80 Bein mer mre #) (oc @ 75°C @) 125°C (4) “125°C ‘Ten grams of ice at 0°C is added to a beaker containing 30 grams of water at 25°C, What is the final temperature of the system when it comes to thermal equilibrium? (The specific heat of water ‘is lcal/gm/°C and latent heat of melting of ice is 80 cal/gm,) dy orc Q) 75°C @) 125°C (4) -1.25°C ww afr & ah owes & Rerae omar Vy rer Vy & fort momen aw p, erp, # amy Ty aenT, & omreet ater 8) aft ogeast & Ate or ata Pere Rear ard, at attomlt aerate amy eer iT, +P2Te Dit, Vy Ty +V QT W4+Vy ® BiVa +D2Vo (@1Vi/Ts)+(B2V2/T2) @ (17? A vessel has two compartments of volume V; and ¥2, containing an ideal gas at pressures py and pz , and temperatures T, and 7, respectively. If the wall separating the compartments is removed, @10 the resulting equilibrium temperature will 24, For temperature Ty > 7, the qualitative be temperature dependence of the probability distribution (v) of the speed Pala +D2Te v of a molecule in three dimensions is oOo PitP2 correctly represented by: the following @ VaTy+VoTe figure: Va +V2 PiVitp2V2 yy —PavatPave ® Gavi +@2Ve/7) @ (my? 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Which of the following an? ant figures correctly represents the load line © V+) and the quiescent Q point? weld ay Re ga attrokr iter taba alec OTN ner aver Roar rar & Van=9.7V, Ry= 300 kQ, Veo =12V aor Ro=2kQ @ eer) Rex feat 7 ober28, a yw §-Re amie are 28. ree-aiéieofeanfes (ADC) % argeoy frder @} 1.0 V 82.0 V aw agent & at oar are (Q) srafeata eer Q) ager ser (G) avert ger ger mer BT @) a gn ae If the analog input to an 8-bit successive approximation ADC is increased from 1.0 'V to 2.0 V, then the conversion time will (J) remain unchanged (2) double’ (3) decrease to half its original value (4) increase four times 29, kd ear rar 8 yar Pagarieh efter wr Auyemdit ner Ryweah inka C, aieerher aay ae) Ba eer eee akgere rer eT 2) Rea S & air ort B 1000 Hors we sitar # ameare alecor BY SOV PSV aw fear 1 aft Beer sur Sue & a srr Mage ean rT [TT @) 10° Q) 1082 @) 102 (4) 10° 29. The insulation resistance R of an insulated cable is measured by connecting it in parallel with a capacitor C, a voltmeter, and battery B as shown. The voltage across the cable dropped ftom 150V to 15V, 1000 seconds after the switch $ is closed. If the capacitance of the cable is Sy then its insulation resistance is approximately s v@ re c= @) 10° @) 10° @) Wa (4) 108231. 3. she care gett a to 3 decimal places as long as [9] is than: (take 196°/m = 57.29°) (a) 1.28° @ 181° 3) 3.28° (4) 4.01° anett Perrver eta SY var aBborr wr cba ye & (qo ae A | aro Bower & amram Seok au wh aft oh cer? art 9 Sere: Oran wy fleper er | sar O & ferieer aia and) Phra ar abo B (fafa 3 reser 2 nit c #) 0-3)" @ (1-3) ® (1-8) @ (1-4) The area of a disc in its rest frame S is equal to I (in some units). The dise will appear distorted to an observer O moving with a speed u with respect to S along the plane of the disc. 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Assuming that the length of the dipoles is much shorter than their separation, the natural frequency of oscillation of the particle is Re Ra ele _4__sie—33. ao ee ae OD) Jeccoma® [seta @) regmk> © Js Reeve aft ti @ wre werd are) wert wr gar web Areor yar eer Tor wort Be BY Peveor aes, aver (cad Acar ae ath gevar # arcane Bya Bae, ager weer SF Wt Rear aver ofeaner aoree Bs @) $4 % and |S] = wemF act @SNCH and S| = gatas @) Sy and [8] = P “ante lillr® (4) $j and [3s] = Pp ‘amteg li * . A current I is created by a narrow beam of protons moving in vacuum with constant velocity 7 . The direction and magnitude, respectively, of the Poynting vector 5 outside the beam at a radial distance r (much larger than the width of the beam) from the axis, are rR (@) S4 % and weet a : p @ SB and |$| = pea ra @) Sy% and [S| = ey P @ Si and [3] = an 14 34. 34, 35. or utter fora Ry A> A+ 8, oer F = rt) P & a orgere afatir Blan & (gar art aly ele ger are afeebha abr ataRRaker & ab after Reve (@) wh erRrPreree GT TEE anateter Bt carer =f Gd) ® =r Qo+r @) © = ar/at (4) © + ar/at If the electric and magnetic fielts ace unchanged when the vector potential changes (in suitable units) according, to K-» A+ 8, where # = r(0)?, then the scalar potential > must simultaneously change to (dd) ®-r Q O+r Q) © = ar/ a (4) © + rf at pe po (2) en?!" cos? p & wr anne refer Ger eeilen amr ae wy faa) sr ander wire «efter BP arch age anrget ear Pri tices Bs (D 2npors 2) mporg @) por A) mpors /2 Consider an axially symmetric static charge distribution of the form, POO cy’ ent? cos p ‘The radial component of the dipole moment due to this charge distribution is (1) 2upors Q@) ™pord G) pore & mpors/2