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I PP ' Þ 3ma2 = I
1.
MOI about OO' axis is ®
( ) ( )
2 2
I00' = m a / 2 +m a/ 2
= ma2 = I/3
r
2. Torque rt = rr ´ f
power associated with the torque is
r r r r r
(
p = t×w= r ´f ×w )
3. r r
t= r´f
MOI about axis PP' is ®
( )(
= 2iˆ + ˆj + kˆ ´ ˆi + ˆj - kˆ )
æ
( ) ö+m
( 2a )
2 2
IPP' = 2 ç m a / 2 ÷
è ø = – 2iˆ + 3ˆj + kˆ
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4. Here I = 6 kg m2 , t = 10 sec, w0 = 0
gRT gP
150 5 9. Vsound = =
f = 150 rpm = rps = rps MW r
60 2
5 V1 r2 d2
w = 2pf = 2 p´ = 5p rad s–1 = = [same pressure]
2 V2 r1 d1
w - w0 5p - 0 p 10. AB ® P = constant; V T
a= = = rad s–2
t 10 2 TB > TA = UB > UA
p By graph WAB > WBC
\ Torque t = I a = 6 × = 3p Nm
2
r
5. Let the cylinder go up the plane upto a height h.
11. T1 T2
let M and R be the mass and radius of the cylinder L
respectively.
KADT
Heat flow =
Dx
K (pr 2 ) (T1 - T2 )
H1 =
L
K[ p(2r)2 (T1 - T2 )]
H2 =
2L
According to law of conservation of mechanical
energy, we get on dividing & solving [H2 = 2H1]
1 æ k2 ö v2 æ 1 ö KADT KADT
mv 2 ç 1 + 2 ÷ = mgh Þ 1 + = gh 12. Heat conducted = +
2 è R ø 2 çè 2 ÷ø (L)ACB (L) ADB
3v 2 KADT é (L)ACB ù
h= H = (L) ê1 + ú
4g ACB ë (L) ADB û
let s be the distance travelled by the cylinder up
the plane. 4 KADT
= (L)
ACB
h h 3v 2
then sin q = or s = =
s sin q 4gsin q ADT K ' ADT
Now, H = K +
here q = 60° (L) ACB (L)ADB
3v 2 3v 2
s= =
4gsin 60 o 2g ADT é K '(L) ACB ù
2H = êK + ú
7. (L)ACB ë (L)ADB û
Y' = A + B Y" = (A + B) . AB
2 cm
B A B' A'
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11cm
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(O)
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For A, u = –10 cm, f = 6cm
q /
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20° 90° 1 1 1 1 1 1
- = - =
// //
///////////////////////////// Since, Þ
20° v u f v -10 6
50° I3 V = 15 cm = OA'
50°
I1 For B, u = –12 cm, f = 6 cm
1 1 1 1 1 1
Again, - = Þ = -
v u f v 6 12
I2 V = 12 cm = OB'
\ A'B' = OA' – OB' = 15–12 = 3 cm
So Size of image = 3 cm
360°
n= 1 (stress)2
q 17. Energy stored U = ´ ´ volume
2 Y
360 UT = U1 + U2
= = 3.27 ; 3
110
1 éæ W ö ù
2 2
æWö
êç ´ A ´ L + ´ A ´ L ú
= 2Y ê A ÷ 1 ç ÷
A2 ø
2
ú
14. d ë è 1 ø è û
30° W2L é 1 1 ù
= 2Y ê 2 + 2 ú
ëê A1 A 2 úû
i
15° 60° W 2L é 1 1 ù
= 2Y ê 2 + ú
d=i+e–A ëê pR p(2R) 2 ûú
30° = 15° + 60° – A
W 2L æ 1 ö 5W 2 L
A = 45° = ç 1 + ÷ =
For same deviation, i & e can be interchanged 2pYR 2 è 4 ø 8pYR 2
15. For the nearsighted person,
v = distance of image from glass
= distance of image from eye-separation 18. a
h
between glass and eye
q q
= 25 cm – 1 cm = 24 cm = 0.24m a
pseudo geff g
So, for the glass, u = ¥ and v = –24cm = –0.24m acc
1 1 1 1 1 L
So, = - = - = -4.2 D
f v u -0.24 ¥
a h
16. Now we have to calculate the image of A and B. tan q = =
g L
Let the images be A', B'.
So, length of A'B' = Size of image aL
\ h= g
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19. Case-I :- 26. From Kepler's law T µ r 3/2 ;
When the opening is closed by disc, force on the
3/2 3/2
disc ær ö æ 3R ö
T2 = T1 ç 2 ÷ = ( 24 hrs ) ç ÷ = 6 2 hrs
F1 = hydrostatic pr × area = rghA è r1 ø è 6R ø
Case-II: 27. When pendulum oscillates in air, it will loose
When liquid strikes the disc inelastically energy continuously in overcoming resistance due
Then F2 = rAV (Dp) = rAV2 to air. Therefore total mechanical energy
From bernaulli's theorm V2 = 2gh decreases continuously with time.
28. P.E. is maximum at extreme position and
F 1 minimum at mean position.
F2 = 2rAgh. \ 1 =
F2 2 Time to go from extreme position to mean position
T
2T is, t = ; where T is time period of SHM
4
21. hrg = = excess T
r 5s=
4
2T Þ T = 20 s.
h = rrg h 29. Both the spring are in series
K(2K ) 2K
(m - 1)t D \ Keq = =
22. shift = K + 2K 3
d Time period
1 m m1m 2
= (1.5 – 1) × 2.5 × 10–5 × T = 2p where m =
0.5 ´ 10-3 K eq m1 + m 2
shift = 2.5 cm
m
23. Dx = a sin q Here, m =
2
for 1st maxima
m 3 3m
(2n + 1)l \ T = 2p × = 2p
Dx = ,n=1 2 2K 4K
2
3l
Dx = 238
2 [Before decay]
U
3l 2a sin q 30.
= a sin q Þ l =
2 3 v 234 4 u[After decay]
-7 X 2He
2 ´ 24 ´ 10 ´ 0.5
= = 8000 Å
3 Apply conservation of linear monetum, we get 0
Dl = 4u – 234v(–ve sign is for opposite direction)
24. b=
d 4u
Þ v=
234
3D l 6D l The residual nucleus will recoil with a velocity
b' = = = 6b
d/2 d 4u
of unit.
25. By conservation of mechanical energy 234
v0 m
4u
-GMm -GMm 1 Recoil speed of residual nucleus is .
+0 = + mv 2 234
r R 2 r
dN
R 31. R= = lN
GM 2GM M dt
but v0 = and v e =
r R R 1
R' = = R
4 22
mv 2e 1
Þ –mv02 = - + mv2 Þ v = v 2e - 2v 20 \ Two half life passed
2 2
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\ 2T = 5 ® T = 2.5 min T T
v= or v2 = or T = v2µ
ln 2 ln 2 m m
l= = = 0.4ln 2(min) -1 T = (180 ms–1)2 (2 × 10–2 kg m–1) = 648 N
T 2.5
36. y
32. Since 8 a-particles, 4b – -particles and 2b +
D
-particles are emitted , so new atomic number B
A x
Z' = Z – 8 × 2 + 4 × 1 – 2 × 1 E
C
= 92 – 16 + 4 – 2
= 92 – 14 = 78.
33. For wire if In the given figure, points C and E are in the same
M = mass, r = density, A = area of cross section phase.
V = volume, l = length, Dl = change in length 37. KE = 4hv0 – f
M Alr = 4hv0 – hv0 = 3hv0
Then mass per unit length m = = = Ar hc hv
l l = V+
38. el el 0
T/A hc hc
And Young's modules of elasticity Y =
Dl / l \ el = 4.8 + el ...(1)
0
YDlA hc hc
ÞT = . Hence lowest frequency of vibration = 1.6 + ...(2)
l e ´ 2l el 0
æ 3 ö hc hc
æ Dl ö 3 × (2)-(1) Þ ç - 1÷ = 0 + (3 - 1)
Yç ÷A è 2 ø el el 0
n=
1 T 1
= è l ø = 1 YDl
2l m 2l Ar 2l lr 1 2
Þ 2l = l Þ l 0 = 4l
0
æ 2p ö 43. D
NH4 NO3 ¾¾ ® N 2O + H2 O
y(x, t) = 0.06sin ç x ÷ cos(120pt)
è 3 ø O.S. (N)=+1 O.S. (N) = +1
Compare it with y(x, t) = 2a sin kx cos wt 44. Due to Back Bonding
we get 45. Unstable at room temp. (BeCO3)
en
2p 2p 2p NH3
k= , or = or l = 3m Co
3 l 3 49. NH3
and w = 120 p or 2pv = 120 p en
or v = 60 Hz = 60 s–1 50. Due to synergic bonding bond order of C–O in
Velocity of wave, v = nl = (60 s–1)(3m) metal carbonyl decreases.
= 180 m s–1
51. NH3 NH 3
Mass per unit length of the string
NH3 NH3
en Pt Pt en
3 ´ 10-2 kg Cl Cl
µ= = 2 ´ 10 -2 kg m -1
1.5m Cl Cl
Velocity of transverse wave in the string, Cis (d) Cis (l)
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NH3 Cl O
Cl NH3 C
en Pt en Pt NH CH3 NO2
Cl NH3
NH3 Cl
> > >
Trans (NH3) Trans (Cl)
53. Au is least reactive than Ag. (explained by ECS) 68. R–Cl + KCN ¾® R–CºN
54. Strength of H-Bonding µ charge. 69. Rate SN1 µ Stability of CÅ
57. S2Cl2 70. Rate SN2 µ Leaving group nature
2x + 2(–1) = 0 LG nature : F1 < Cl1 < Br 1 < I1
2x – 2 = 0 71.
2x = +2
OH OH OH OH OH OH
x = +1 CHCl 3+NaOH
CH=O CH–CºN Å
CH–COOH
HCN H3O
+7 +6
58. M nO-4 ¾¾
1F
® M nO 42 - CH3 CH3 CH3 CH3
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