This document outlines the marking scheme for a half-yearly physics examination for Class XII. It lists 37 questions on the exam and outlines the key points and marks allocated for each question. Several questions involve diagrams or calculations related to concepts in physics, such as lenses, forces, circuits, waves, and cyclotrons. The marking scheme provides a detailed breakdown of the assessment for the physics exam.
This document outlines the marking scheme for a half-yearly physics examination for Class XII. It lists 37 questions on the exam and outlines the key points and marks allocated for each question. Several questions involve diagrams or calculations related to concepts in physics, such as lenses, forces, circuits, waves, and cyclotrons. The marking scheme provides a detailed breakdown of the assessment for the physics exam.
This document outlines the marking scheme for a half-yearly physics examination for Class XII. It lists 37 questions on the exam and outlines the key points and marks allocated for each question. Several questions involve diagrams or calculations related to concepts in physics, such as lenses, forces, circuits, waves, and cyclotrons. The marking scheme provides a detailed breakdown of the assessment for the physics exam.
MARKING SCHEME QUESTION KEY POINTS MARKS TOTAL MARKS NO 1 2 ohms 1 1 2 infinity 1 1 3 180 1 1 4 spherical 1 1 5 Relaxation time decreases 1 1 6 more 1 1 7 450 1 1 8 20000, 10% 1 1 9 Eα reciprocal of wavelenghth,so 1 1 become half 10 Inversely proportional 1 1 11 During charging 1 1 12 0.001nm to 1nm 1 1 13 true 1 1 14 1.227/sq. root of V ( in nm) 1 1 15 Less than 1.5 1 1 16 Nil 1 1 17 Alpha particle 1 1 18 1.5 1 1 19 increases 1 1 20 microwaves 1 1 21 Coulomb’s law eqn 1 2 Ans 0.4N 1 22 As frequency increases Xc 1+1 2 decreases. so brightness increases 23 Diagram proof 1+1 2 24 Brewser’s law , value of tan 60 1+1 2 25 Definition of both 1+1 2 26 Experimental verification of the 1+1 2 existence of deBroglie waves and its measurement for an electron accelerated through V(any relevant point) 27 Laws, proof with diagram 1+1 2 28 As frequency increases stopping 1+1+1 3 potential increases but saturation current remain the same. AS intensity varies saturation current varies but stopping potential remain the same. Graph 29 Labelled diagram, calculation of 1.5+1.5 3 magnifying power 30 For lens L1 , apply thin lenses For L1 calculation of 3 formula we get v=60cm. This v (1) image must be at the focus of Measurement of L2 so that the rays coming out L1L2 and L2L3 and from L2 can be parallel and it intrepretation1+1 can be converged by L3 at its focus. So between L1 and L2 the separation is 60+30=90cm and between L2 and L3 it can be any practical distance 31 Correct phasor, explanation, 1+1+1 3 reactance calculation 32 Equation for motional emf 1+1+1 3 Bv=BH tan(dip angle) emf developed 1.44 V 33. E become 1/K times, V=Ed so V 1+1+1 3 also is reduced to 1/K times and capacitance increases K times 34 Circuit diagram-Proof 1+2 3 35 (a) Gauss’s theorem and 1.5+1.5+2 5 application (b)E = –dV/dx On solving x=1m OR (a)Coulomb’s law and proof 3+2 (b) Forces are at an angle 120 hence calculation of net force by parallelogram law of force and to get a final answer F=K(2q2V3)/a2 36 (a) Cyclotron diagram and 3+2 5 explanation (b) Calculation of cyclotron frequency and proof OR (a)MCG diagram and explanation (b) current sensitivity and voltage sensitivity 3+0.5+0.5+1 Voltage sensitivity depend on current sensitivity and resistance of Galvanometer 37 (a) Derivation - 3.5+1.5=5 5 (b) System will act as a glass slab with power Zero- OR (a)Ray diagram and mirror formula derivation (b)m=f/(f-u) 3+2=5 F=-6cm