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    This document contains short questions from physics covering topics like: 1) Drawbacks of using a pendulum as a time standard and dimensions of pressure and density. 2) Defining viscosity and projectile motion, and points of maximum/minimum speed. 3) Explaining laminar and turbulent flow, escape velocity, and drag force. 4) Realizing an ideal pendulum, defining Bernoulli's equation and terminal velocity. 5) Energy changes in compressed springs and moving objects. The document also contains longer form questions on scalar and vector products, Bernoulli's principle, terminal velocity, and power calculations.

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    This document contains short questions from physics covering topics like: 1) Drawbacks of using a pendulum as a time standard and dimensions of pressure and density. 2) Defining viscosity and projectile motion, and points of maximum/minimum speed. 3) Explaining laminar and turbulent flow, escape velocity, and drag force. 4) Realizing an ideal pendulum, defining Bernoulli's equation and terminal velocity. 5) Energy changes in compressed springs and moving objects. The document also contains longer form questions on scalar and vector products, Bernoulli's principle, terminal velocity, and power calculations.

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    Attempt Any Eight Short Questions. 2x8 16

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    This document contains short questions from physics covering topics like: 1) Drawbacks of using a pendulum as a time standard and dimensions of pressure and density. 2) Defining viscosity and projectile motion, and points of maximum/minimum speed. 3) Explaining laminar and turbulent flow, escape velocity, and drag force. 4) Realizing an ideal pendulum, defining Bernoulli's equation and terminal velocity. 5) Energy changes in compressed springs and moving objects. The document also contains longer form questions on scalar and vector products, Bernoulli's principle, terminal velocity, and power calculations.

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    2. Attempt any Eight short questions.

    2x8=16
    i. Give drawbacks to use period of a pendulum as a time standard.
    ii. Write the dimensions of (i) Pressure (ii) Density
    iii. How many years in 1 second?
    iv. What is principle of homogeneity of dimensions.
    v. Define impulse
    vi. Calculate work in lifting a mass of 10Kg
    vii. How swing is produced in fast moving cricket ball.
    viii. Differentiate between precision and accuracy.
    ix. Define radian.
    x. Two row boats moving parallel in same direction are pulled towards each other
    why.
    3. Attempt any Eight short questions. 2x8=16
    i. Explain the term viscosity.
    ii. What is meant by projectile motion
    iii. At what point does a projectile has maximum and minimum speed
    iv. Why fog droplets appear to be suspended in air?
    v. Explain working of a carburetor of a motorcar using Bernoulli’s equation.
    vi. Differentiate between Laminar and turbulent flow.
    vii. What is escape velocity.
    viii. Define Torricelli’s Theorem.
    ix. What is drag force?
    x. Define terminal velocity.
    4. Attempt any 6 short questions. 2x6=12
    i. Can we realize an ideal simple pendulum?
    ii. Define Bernoulli’s equation.
    iii. What is venturimeter?
    iv. Define work and conservative field.
    v. What sort of energy is in Compressed spring and a moving car.
    vi. A boy uses a catapult to throw a stone to smash a window.List the possible
    energy changes
    vii. An object has 1J of P.E. explain what does it means

    SECTION- II
    Note: Attempt any Three questions. 3x8=24
    5. a.Define scalar product with examples.Write down any three characteristics.
    b. Show that E= m c is dimensionally correct. 3
    6. a. prove that where is speed is high pressure will be low. 5
    b. What gauge pressure is required in the city mains for a stream from a fire hose
    connected to the mains to reach a vertical height of 5 m? 3
    7 a.Define Terminal velocity,derive its formula. 5
    b. Using dimensions check correctness of relation 3
    8. a.Define vector product .Write any four of its characteristics 5
    b.A force of 400N is required to overcome friction in propelling an automobile at
    80km/h what power in KW must the engine develop. 3

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