20, An electron with eharge Q coulomb moves with w veldcity of ¥ m/s in the same direction as a magnetic field of B Weberim®, The force exerted an the sclectnom by the field is a By Newton in the direction of the ‘magneti¢ field b. BOy dyne in the direction of the magnetic field » HQv Newton at right angles 1 the direetion of the fleld ad. Zero The ratio of the force between two changes qj and gp placed at a distance r from exch other, in the Stand CGS units. is approximately (permittivity of tree space is 8.35 10" faradim) a List” b. 9x10" Ze xo ox lo Four capacitors each of value 3 imicrofurads are connected as shown in the following figure. The equivalent capacitance (in mierofarads) seross the terminals A and B is ‘n= number of electrons per uni volume af the metal == clectron charge J> mean free path v= mcan velocity of thermill mation of electrons p= momentim of an electron af the Ferm level of tho metal, the conductivity 6, asxording to the classical electron theory of metal is given ‘by nei r out We are peovitine titaee GF intomumtion tust tor ruterenca, a wa ame Which of the following statements explain Kirchat?"s Law completely? 1. The algebraic sum of the currents: st any junction ts zero, 2. The algebraic sum of the, ratio of the current and! resistance in exch arm is 110, 1. The algebraic sum of the product of current and resistance in each arm is 2870, . The algebriic sum of the product of current and resistance in cach arm equals the total emf in the cincuit, Seleet the correct answer using the codes siven below: Codes a Land 3 bh Qandd © Vand a Vand? Three electric bulls, rated 40, 60 and 10 ‘watts respectively are connected in parallel with 230 vol AC. mains, The cuerent (én amp) through the want bulb and the effective resistance fin ohmt of the cireuit will be respectively. approximately a, 0.2¥and 329 b. 0.2% and 265 s. 0.2 and 329 4. 0.26 and 265 An inductor of 25 Hf and a resistance of 10 ohms are connéetod in x circuit containing a souree of 25-V. The time constant of the sine is a 2s b. Ws cbs d. 0.285 Given that He = permeability of free spice, p= relative permeability, ‘conductors. d- distance between the conductors. the seli-Inducumee of a sulficienly long ccourial cable of length | is piven by It may vary from OfficA coll having an mductance of 05 11 cares 4 current which is uniformly varying from zero to 10 ampere im 2 seconds The emf (in volts} generated in An ahernating current is given by 1 = Lisinet. The average value of the current i ‘the first hal fcycle starting with | =0 is Zero vu, 7 ay = rl, “s The current 4 potential difference VI ‘across the inductor andl paenten! difference Veacross the capacitor in the sireuit as shown in the above figure are best represented vectorially as a b- wt, “1 BE. a Weare providing piece Gf snforsation just for Leterence, dof Along straight metallic wire is carrying a current ‘The magretic field at any point away from it is &dircetly proportional fo the current bb. Inversely proportional to the current © direetly proportional to the distance of the point from the wire 4. Independent of the distance af the point from the wire A series wound de motor has a total resistance of 1S ohm When connected across a 115 volt and running at a certain speed i draws a current of 10 amperes The back emf in the moter bs a 100v bo uSy 5 MSY a 15 ‘The primary of a transformer has 2000 tums of « fine wire und the secondary has 1000. turns. The trunsformer 1s connected to 220 volts ac fine The patential difference at, the secondary wall be a lov bY © aan a 550 Consider the following suitements about Halt Bffect Hean be used to determine | sign of the charge eamier 2. mobility of charge carrer 3. diffusion constant Of these statements a A, Zand 3 ane correct Vand 2 ure correct © Land 3 are correct d, 2 ond 3 are correct ‘The cold junction of a Cwke thermocouple is kept of a fixed femperature while the hot junction 1s heated continudusly The thermo-ernf will & inerease with the temperature af the ot sanction decrease with the temperature of te het junction © remain invariant 4. first imerease und then decrease swith the temperature of the hot junction Which of the faflowing quantities ane determined using thermaelectric diagrams? 1 Pehtier coetfictent 2 Thomson coefficient 3. Resistance of thermocouple. Tt tay vary from Office4. Neutral temperature of a thermocouple. Select the correct answer usime the codes ssiven below, Codes a t.2and3 b 3,dand4 © 23and4 a d L2and4 a The wavelength of a mdio-wave tuned ‘Which of lowing pais are correctly circuit contaming in inductance of L/w sant) a stance of C7: i ston’s mass spectros auntie Ls een ees and electric. fields are applied at Pet 7 pee arent tees (along the path of the particle} b SEO metre Bainbride mass spectrograph aie Magnetic and electric fields are applica ani at the same place for sneiety selection = metre Thomson's mass spectragraph mt Maunetic and electric fields are applied ‘ Vic — at the same place (along the path of the Ine pate : According te Ampere law, the directions Ree (Eas Seer ofthe F, magnetic idsction Bal that cee al gael of the current elemem df are best ‘Select the correct answer usimy the codes ‘represented a8. given below: a Codes: b 12and4 © I Fand4 do 1, 2and3 Given, B= magnetic induction and R= radius of the path, the sneray of a charged particle coming out ofa eyclowron is given ! a 2,3and4 1 In Millikan’s method of determining. the charge of an electron, the terminal velocities of oil drop in the presence of an elecinie field amd in the absence of an electri: field are vi cm/sec: upward and vr emvsec. downward respectively, The rao of eclectic force to gravitational force on she oul deop is a (vv Bb. 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