JAWAHAR NAVODAYA VIDYALAYA, KANPUR DEHAT

UT – 2 ( AUGUST )
M.M. - 40 SUB: - PHYSICS CLASS: - XI TIME: -1:30 Hrs.

SECTION - A (1 MARK)

1. Define the term uniform & non uniform circular motion.

2. If two bodies are moving in circular path of radius r1 & r2 takes same time, find the ratio of angular speed.

3. What is the projection angle for which maximum height and range is equal?

4. Define the term impulse.

SECTION - B (2 MARK)

5. State and prove impulse momentum theorem.

6. Show that there are two values of time for which a projectile attains the same height.

7. Define the term angular velocity and angular acceleration.

8. State and prove the law of conservation of momentum.

SECTION - C (3 MARK)

9. Prove that the second law of motion is the real of motion.

10. Prove that the rate of change of momentum is equals to applied force.

11. Define centripetal acceleration find the expression for it.

12. With the help of linear eqn of motion find angular eqn of motion.

13. A balloon with mass M is descending down with ban acceleration a, where a<g. What mass m of its contents must be

removed so that it starts moving up with acceleration.

14. A projectile fired over a triangle from one end of horizontal base and grazing the vertex falls on the other end of the

base. If α and β be the base angle and θ is the angle of projection, prove that – tan θ = tan α + tan β.

SECTION - D (5 MARK)

15. State with one example each the Newton’s laws of motion.

16. Prove that the path of projectile is parabolic fired from horizontal base and hence prove that the velocity of projectile at

the end is same to the velocity of projection but in opposite direction.

 JAWAHAR NAVODAYA VIDYALAYA, KANPUR DEHAT

UT – 2 ( AUGUST )
M.M. - 40 SUB: - PHYSICS CLASS: - XII TIME: -1:30 Hrs.

SECTION - A (1 MARK)

1. Define right hand palm rule 1.

2. Define the term drift velocity and mobility of charge carriers.

3. What are Ohmic and non – Ohmic conductor.

4. State Ampere’s law.

SECTION - B (2 MARK)

5. The following graph shows the variation of potential drop and position of null point for a potentiometer which will be

preferred and why.

L X

6. Potential difference V is applied across the ends of copper wire of length (l) and diameter D. What is the effect on drift

velocity of electrons if (1) V is doubled (2) l is doubled (3) D is doubled.

7. Two heated wires of same dimensions are first connected in series and then it’s parallel to a source of supply. What will

be the ratio of heat produced in the two cases?

8. Find an expression for magnetic field at the center of a circular coil.

9. Find the expression for magnetic field due to a solenoid.

SECTION - C (3 MARK)

10. A circle ring having negligible resistance is used to connect four resistors of resistances 6R, 6R, 6R and R as shown in

the figure. Find the equivalent resistance. between points A & B

11. A cylindrical wire is stretched to increase its length by 10% calculate the percentage increase in resistance?

12. State and prove ohm’s law.

13. The balance point due to a known and unknown resistances R and S in a meter bridge is l1 and when an resistance X is

connected in parallel with S the balance point becomes l2 for what value of X the system remains balance.

14. Find an expression for magnetic field due to a toroid in the interior, exterior and the inside it.

15. State and prove the balancing condition of Wheatstone’s bridge by using Kirchhoff’s law.

16. Calculate the resultant magnetic field at the centre in the following diagram.

SECTION - D (5 MARK)

17. State the principle of potentiometer. With neat labeled diagram explain how the internal resistance of a cell can be

measured by it. How the potentiometer can be made more sensitive.

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