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Increase surface tension 3 Decrease viscosity 4, Increase cohesive force 3, The thrust on the bottom ofthe container having a base area of 20 filed with water to a height of3m (Given g =10m/s%) 1, 6x108H 2 6x0 3 6x10N 4, 6x10 4, Amount of heat required to raise the temperature ofl lg of water through 19C ia 1, One calorie 2 One joule 3. One kilo-ealorie 4. One kilojoule 5. Aboolute scale of temperature has its sero at 1 oe 2-100" 3 73% 4. ~273°0 6. tn case ofan ideal as, the value of pressure or volume co-efficient 4 2-3 Fy Be Ea mm 4 2 7. The distance travelled by the disturbance per unit time ina given direction is 1. Wave amplitude 2 Wave velocity 3. Wave fequency 4. Wavelength 8. The speed ofthe transverse wave along the stretched string is given by \ Sea Tee ‘Space For Rough Work9. Absorption covlcent of sound wave is given by Where B, i energy absorbed by the given medium Ey is the energy absorbed by open window. 5, Bee ange Po ee 10, The rich quality of x musical note depends on 1, Fundamental frequency 2. Loudness 3. Larger numberof over tones 4. ite 1, Waxing and waning are the characteristics of 1, Periodic motion 2. Oscillations 3.—‘Beats 4. Prequeney 12, Velocity of sound in ae varies 1, versely aa the square root ofthe density of the medium 2. Directly ae the equare root ofthe density of the medium 3. Directly ae the density of medium 4. Inversely a the density of medium 13, The vibrations of a body of decreasing amplitude are called 1. Undamped fee vibrations 2. Damped free vibrations 3. Resonant vibrations 4. Forced vibrations 14, Another name for Held emission is 1, Cold exthode emission 2. ‘Thermionic em 8. Photoeletric emission 4 Secondary emission 15, tn case of photoelectric emission, the rate of emission of electron is 1. Independent of frequency of radiation 2. Dependent on frequency of radiation 3. Dependent on wavelength of incident radiation 44, Independent of intensity of radiation 16, Emission of radiation from radioactive element i 1. Sow 2 Fast 3._Spontaneous _4._Very slow ‘Space For Rough Work A2 3 EE1, 18. 21 In the spectrum of scattered light the lines corresponding to wavelength greater than that of ncn light are called 1. Stokes lines 2. Antiatokes tines 3. Fluorescent tines 4, Incident tines Resolving power of telescope i given by a >, Wa 1a a Tama sary a * Ina ‘To observe diffraction pattern the obstacle should be 1 Very bie 2 Dark 3. Abwent 4 Comparable with the wavelength of tight When double refraction occurs, extraordinary ray and ordinary rays will ave vibrations in the planes Yo one another 1. Paraet 2. Independent 3. Perpendicular 4. -Atas® Masowell's electromagnetic theory could explain 1, Photo electri effect 2 Interference of light 3. Compton eftet 4. Black body radiation “The contrast between bright and dark bands ofan interference pattern fs 1 low 2 High 3. Nochange 4, Gradually decreasea ‘A non-electrolyte solution is 1. Sugar solution 2. Salt solution 3. Water 4. Copper sulphate solution Im alates the coscentration of Qjy~ ions is 1, More than 10g fons / tre 2. Less than 10-"g ions / titre 3._ Equal to 10-%gions / tre 4.__More than 10% ions / titre ‘Space For Rough Work25. An example of derived unit is 1 Meter 2. Seon 3. Netwon 4. Candela 26, The prefix sed for 10° ie 1. Femto 2. Pico a Peta 4. Nano 27. An example of dimensionless constant ia 1. Strain 2 Biciency 9. Force 28, A main scale is divided into half mm and having a Vernier containing 10 divisions has a least count of em 1 005, 2. 0.005 3. 002 4. 0.005 29, According to Newton's second law of motion F= Kma. The value of Kis Lon 20 3 10 aa 30, The velocity of «freely fling body is maximum 1. At the beginning 2. Just before i touches ground 3. Exactly halfway 4. After it touches ground 431, Wet clothes are dred in washing machine by the property of 1, Inertia of rest 2. Inertia of direction 3, Inertia of motion 4. Inertia of time 32. A.oree of 1.2 10°2N acts for 3 seconds on a body of mass 0.04g at reat. The velocity enined by the body is 1 09m/s 2 9m/s 3. 0.00m/s4 9.2m/s 33, An example of vector quantity is 1, Volume 2 Rnerey 3. Density 4. Force ‘Space For Rough Work AD 5 EE34. Handle of the door is fixed aoeay from the end where i sfxed with hinges to 1, Increase the moment of force 2 Decrease the moment of force 3. Keep the door fom 4. Lock it easly 35. Resultant of two equal forces perpendicular to each other acts at an angle to first force 90° 2 190° a 30° 44 26, The resultant of two fores acting on body cannot be 1. Greater than first force Zero Lesser than frst force Lesser than the diference between two forces 37, Towing ofa boat by two forces ie an itustration of 1, Lam's theorem 2 Law of rangle of forces 3. Law of parallelogram of forces 4. Lawof polygon of forces ‘38, Shock absorber is an example for 1. Compressive stress 2 Tensile stress 3. Shear stress 4 Shear strain 99, Factor of safety ofa structure is 1. Within 2 2 Rqualtoxero 3. Vary between 5 and 10 4. More than 10 40. In case of liquide as the temperature increases, the viscosity of liquid decreases due to 4. Increase in the rate of cifuson of gases 2. Decrease in the rate of diffusion of gases 3. Increase in the potential energy of molecules 4. Increase fn the kinetic energy of molecules ‘Space For Rough WorkPART -B APPLIED MATHEMATICS 41, If xsin30" See 30°1an30? tan? 60", then the value of x is 2 = 1 3 rae ae oust wn 42, ‘The vale of sin 25 cos(-135) ia Lf 2 8 a ‘ s 4 cosee A 4 ima 45. Won 4=} and un B=, then the valu of (20) 2 a a By 3 46, ‘The va oc 20° or" on" is 7 1 , ra 2 cos at 4 ams RS Gan er ee Ter meen non se am SIE a2 7 EEa. 31 a2 ‘The value of exe"! [ons] io Loo 2 180° a as 4 O° ‘The centroid ofthe triangle formed by the vertices (~10, 6), (2, -2) and 2, 5) 8 aes See (oe) autos Apoitt (4, 3) divides the ine AB externally in the ratio of 1:2. Given A-1, -3) then the point B 1 3 2 (10,19) a) 4 2-9 ‘he aren f tangle frmed by the print, (3, —1, 20) and 4] 8 10 8, Unit, then the vale of K L 2 27 a -m am ‘The shpe of the line joining the points (-2, 3} and (4, 6) ie wd 2 a 2 3 ole ‘The equation of straight line passing through ($,~1) and having equal intercepts is 1 ety-teo Doxey-Se0 8 nty-3e0 4: 494980 ‘The equation of the line passing through (5, ~2) and parallel tothe line 3=+2y+7=0 is ry 2 aeaytt=0 4 e391 ‘Space For Rough WorkEo Aa ae acess ‘The vale of ax-tansx The value of So sinaeese? 1 ao ae MW yotgas toon at patie ave ae ad “The second derivative of 1 tee xtans =, seextanx 3, sex ‘Space For Roagh Work 20 1 260, Water lows into the erindrcal tank of radius Tit atthe rate of 294 cubic mt/sec, Ineight of water rising in the tank fe Emule Stine Em a Sm 2.1406 mt see 4 Battae 61, The maximum ae unto =! a ao 22 en a2 2, The vane of fan's a 1 tmx-xte 2 x-tansee 3, (secla)4e 4, cor x—xte 63, The vac of ae ia 4. log(see'x+s00x tans) +e 2. log(sin 3) +e 3. logl+sins)¥e ay eee z 6, fatn's sin 25 de is a, Bilan sin ea 2 siniste 4 ‘Space For Rough Workos. feo Ta 2. a 4 % 5, flan’ sec'x ds tg 1 4 1 3 ip a4 ad a? 67. The RMS value of y? =x?—2x over the inter 1,3} is fi 1 nary 2 f 3 a a2 un EE1 2 i 10 5] Vs. 1 $. m by * Sp Forse Wok75. (isi =104645, then the vaue of (F5+1)' (5-1) is 1 nf 20 am eee q » 8 x ° ne - 8 7. 78, The work done bythe force 21 j-+6k when it displaces the particle fom (5,3, -2) to (7, ~4, 8) ie L 2 2 48 a -1 an 79. The sine of the angle between the vectors 3 =14 j+4 and B w2i—3j—4k 18 [e is Sie 7 en 2 Na a we a2 13 EEPART - C ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING 81, The instantaneous value of currenti= 20 Sin 20. Then the ran. vale will be amps 1 90 2 aa a 1s 4 iat 82, two vectors ae represented by A= 60120? B=30[5° then A+B ie Las 2. ols 3. abs 4. 2018 18, The value of impedance of an AC circuits (2+ 4) ohms. Then the magnitude of impedance wi te hme L7 225 al as BA. Power actorofan RC circuits 1. Zero laguing 2, Between 0-1 leading 3. Unity 4. Between 0-1 Ingeing 485. The power consumed by a S-phase circuit ie give BY on watte LBM 2. 3Vpyfy,Cono a 3Vi, 4 3Vyin Sino 86, The leakage current in @ PN Junction is due to 1. Minority Carriers 2 Majority Carriers 3. Electrons only 4. Hotes Only 87. The power gnin ofa transistors expressed in : 1. Pereentage 2. Decibel ‘Space For Rough Work 3._Nibbles 4. Watts88, In an optocoupler the I/Pis given to 1. Transistor 2 wR 3 uD 4 1D 89, Fora Silicon diode, the value of forward bias voltage is typically volte 1, Greater than 0.3 2. Depends on width of depletion layer 3 07 4. Less then 0.3 90, In medium scale Integration the number of components on a chip varies fom 1. 10-100 2100-10000 3. 010 4. Greater than 10000 91. Me value of binary division 11000, * 100 is equal to m 2 101 3. 1001 4 0 ‘92, Two switches connected in series represents the equivalent logic for ante NoR 2. AND 3 oR 4. x0R 198. The boolean expression (A+ AB) (© 1 AB 20 aa 4 i 94. The lowest power dissipation is observed in ogic family Lom 2 pm 3._cwos ‘Space For Rough Work A2 15, EE98. The number 100101 i equivalent to octal number Los 237 34 445 196. PIV of diode in a centre tapped fll wave rectifier is Lt 2 Wy 2 Yq/2 4 gl 97. Apshpl Ample req en GRBs 1 2Gan-B 2 2che-A 8, 2Cam-C 4 Cam 0 ‘98. The gain of non-inverting op-Amp is equal to. Lp 1 RylRy a1 RR, a ae a 1 RURy 99, Schmit-trgger alo called sult 1 Creular 2, Parabolic «3. ‘ilptical «=, Squaring circuit 100. The pulsewidth ofa 555 timer connected in monostable mode is. 1 Re 2. 11RC 3 LarRC 4 069RC 101. The Boolean expression for sum output of fll adder is 1 AeRec 2 -AtB+C 3 ABYBCHCA 4. ABC) 102, Toggling more than ones ina clock cycle scaled 1. Face eround condition 2. Hold condition 3. Race around condition 4. Stable condition Space For Rough Work:103, Which of the following is nota shit register. 1. 8180 2. Piso 3 siPO 4. PIPL 104, Tota count given by a3 bit asynchronous counter is. 1 6 28 a # 410 105. 107442188 1, Decoder 2. Bocoder 3. Miplop 4. Shift Register 106, 291 mutipeser uses Tea 2Ne1 a8 4 Na 107, A4 bit DAC ladder network comprises of following values of resistors, 1 Rand 2 2RandsR 3. SRand4R_— 4, Rand OR. 108, Which one ofthe following is data distributor? 1. Multiplexer 2 Demultiplexer 3. Demodulator 4. Power modulator 109, Lap winding is euitable for. eurrent and voltage in a DC generar. 1 High, tow 2 lowyhigh 3. Lam low 4. High, ied 110. E:AGF. commutation is achieved by 1. Main poles 2. Damper winding 3. Interpoles 4. Carbon brushes ‘Space For Rough Work a2 a7 EE4111, Ima shunt generator the terminal voltage is 200 V. Its shunt fled resistance is SOM and it sup- plies 208 toed current Then the armature current 8. QPS L 28 2 2 0 4m 112. The ratio Hy /V in a DC motor isthe indication ofits 1. Speed regulation 2 Voltage regulation 3. Biciency 4. Power output 113. As the loa is increased, the speed of DC shunt motor 1, Remains constant 2. Decreases 3. Increases 4. Slightly reduces 114, By ux control method a speed control of@ DC shunt motor we ean obtain speed. 1. Above the normal speed only 2. Below the normal speed only 3. Above and below normal speeds 4, Not possible at al 115, Stepper motor device 1. Analog, 2, Incremental 3, Mechanical © 4.-‘Hydraulle 116, The armature reaction & an alternator primarily affects 1, Terminal voltage / phase 2 Frequency 3. Generated voltags/ phase 4. Rotor speed, 117. At leading power factor, the armature ux in an alternator ew the rotor Mux 1. Opposes 2. Ride 3. Distorts| 4. Docanet afer ‘Space For Rough Work A2 18, EE118. Keeping excitation ofaltemator constant, steam supply is increased then iil supply ‘ofthe los 1, Same portion «2. Lester portion 2, Halt 4. Greater portion 116. In performing short circuit test ofa transformer 1. HV side is usually short circuited 2 WW lde is usually short circuited 3. Short cireuit cannot be done 4. Both HV and LV are short circuited 126, The no-ond primary current fps about... fal oad primary current. 35% 2. 15-20% 3. 90-40% 4. 40-60% 121. The most esential condition for parallel operation of two single-phase transformers i tha, they should have the same 1. Polarity 2 WA rating 3. Voltage ratio 4. Percentage Impedance 122. In a3p Induction moto the relative epeed of stator fax with respect to rote fue 18 eo 1 25% 2. 50% 8 20 4. 75% 123 A 3g Induction motor with slip’! wil have the rotor output equal to ‘mes the rotor input ee) 218 3 1/8 4 (8) 124. The rato of Nein an Induction motor i its 1. Rotor efficiency 2. Motor efficiency 3. Stator efficiency 4. Overall efcleney ‘Space For Rough Work125, The speed ofa equirel cage induction motor can be varied by 1. Changing the numberof poles 2. Cascade connection 3. _-Rheostatc connection 4. Ward Leonard eystem 126, Starting current ofa stardelta starter i on tes Ie 1 1 8 25 eas) a8 127. Tn en snnne BORO, oN Redan tata Held rotate at same speed, 1 pe 2. Universal 3. Synchronous 4. Asynchronous 128, V- curves ofa synchronous motor show the relation between 1 2! a 4h 129, A moving ion instrument bas scale 1 Linear 2. Logarithmic 3. Non-linear 4. Squared 190, Torque to weight ratio ofan instrument indicates 1. Sensitivity 2 Selectivity «3. Accuracy ediity 121, The primary current of CT depends on 1, Applied voltage 2. Power 3. Load current 4. Torque Gpece er Rouge132, In a two wattmeter method of met Power factor ofthe circu Unity 2 OSlagging 3. Zero aguing 4. ‘ero leading ring power, fone of the wattmeter reads zero, then the 192, LVDT can be used to measure. 1, Acceleration 2. Torque 3. Speed 4. Displacement 134, Anderson bridge is use forthe measurement of 1. Inductance 2 Resistance 3. Capacitance 4. Conductance 135, Ifmodulation index m>1 then itcauses 1, Good amplification 2, Severe distortion 3. No amplifeation Ieannet be defined {or transmission 136, bre optic cable uses 1. Sound waves 2 Heat waves 3 Wreys 4 Light waves 137. Hollow metal pipe which carry microwave ow 1. Waveguide 3 Rall waves 198, Kiystron microwave tube shaving... and cavity 1. Bunche, elutcher 2. Buncher and eatcher Catcher, blaster 4. Amplifier oseiletor ‘Space For Rough Work a2 an EE139, The data rate of fast internets. 1. 10mbps 2. 50mbps 3 100mbps 4, 200 mbpe 140, Repeater operates Jayer of O8t modet 1, Presentation ‘Datalink == 3, Transport. «4. Physical 141, When the water is below the sea level then itis called tide wm 2 WB 3. suBB 4 mB 142, Basic fuel for a fuel eto 1 Hydrogen 2. Nitrogen. 3 Oneen 4. Carton dioxide 143, Load factors the ratio of. ‘Maximum demand Average demand 3 “Average demand Maximum demand RMS demand _ Anu demand 3 average demand ‘Monthly demand 4. ‘Serves as a regulating reservoir storing water temporarily Surge tanke 2. Spill waye Fore bay 4. Sea bay 145, Diversity factor i alwaye 1 a CGrester than 1 2. Lees than 1 Bqualto 1 4 tao het Ao TET aL 22 EE146, In-an Rng circuit the firing angle can be controlled from 0-180" 2. 0-90" 3. 90-180" 4. 0-360" 147. The powerline disturbance undervltage i also called 1. Black out 2. Puseout 3. Kick out 4. Brown out 148, DC w DC converter are als called 1. Choppers 2 Inverters 3. Chippers 4. Cyelo converters rll crane iy 1. Resistance 2 Conductance 3. Inductance 4, Capacitance 150, Single-phase haf wave controled rectifier uses scrs L 2 24 3 6 48 151. Mybecke converter san iolated converter which fs based on converter to follow 1 Buck 2 Boost 3. Buck-boost 4. Cyclo 152, Alinear regulated power supply has ficiency compared to SMPS ke 2. More 3. Bal 4. Zero 153. Acycl converter 2. AC to AC converter with DC Link 4. CTO DC converter with AC ink ‘pace For Rough Work a2 23 EE154, Afully controlled Converteris used for 1. SMPs 2. AC motor drives 3. DC motor drives 4. Voltage regulators 155, A a irculates energy stored in the lod inductance into the load itself 1. Free wheeling diode 2 scr 196, The phenomena of current interruption before natural current zero ie " 1. Voltage chopping 2. Current chopping 3. Power splitting 4. Current splitting 157. Ifthe length ofthe ar increases, it relstance 1, Remains same 2. Decreases 3. Increases 4. Becomes 2er0 158, Arelay performs the funetion of 1, Fault detection 2, Fault corection 3, Fault clearance 4. Short circuiting 159, Buchhol/s relay ie eee 1. Bulb relay (Gas actuated relay 3. Mis nota relay 4. Power relay OU peed eae ee of cent etre cut wre 1, Rectangular Square 3. Trapesoidal 4. Chroular ‘Space For Rough Work AD 24 EE161, Pantograph collector 1 Mesum 2 low ‘used when the vehicle na at 162. Plugging ean be achieved in Induction motor by 1, Reversing static fla 3. Primary controling 163. 1, Litsand Hoists 2. Conveyors need frequent starting and stopping of electric motors 164, The electrode ofa direct are furnace ia made of. E 1. Tungsten, copper 165. The spot welding makes use of E ‘Tipped 166. Which of the flowing lamps should alway Nitrogen vapour lamp 3. Mereury vapour lamp Arelrgerator works on the principe of vs peed 3. Constant 4 High 2. Reversing rotatory field 4. Auto transformer contol 3 Rolling mila 4 Crushers 3 Graphite 4. Aluminium electrode 3. Projected 4. Bliptcal be mounted vertically 2. Sodium vapour lamp 4 cm 1, Increasing 2 Maintaining constant 8. Keeping zero 4. Reducing ‘Space For Rough Work aa168. Reciprocal of Resistance calle, 1. Inductance 2 Conductance 3, Capacitance 4. Admittance 169, Slope ofthe line drawn for Ohm aw represents, 1. Vottage 2. Current 3 Resistance 4 Power 170. 1 kWh of Blctrical enerey is equal to Soules 1, 36 10° 2 a600%108 = aex1oS 4, 6H 108 171, Two similar charges of 1 epulomb are placed in air 1 mt apart, te force experience is. 1. 9010? 2 aasri0 a 1K? 4. 9810 172, Blectic intensity’ i given by we Lm 2 OF 3 ee 4 Be 179, ‘The time constant ofa capacitor voltage actually rises to of ts final steady state value 1, Maximum value 2. 05, 3. 0632 4. 075 174, The capacity ofa celia measured in 1, Warthour 2 watts 3. Amperes 4. Amphour “pace For Rough Work175, Trickle charging of storage battery heps to. 1. Prevent sulphation 2. Keep it fesh and fully charged 3. Maintain proper electrolyte level 4 Increase capacity 176, Which ofthe folowing material is having ero temperature coefficient of resistance 1. Copper 2. Silicon 3. Rubber 4. Bureka 177, Diode Rectifier is cirouit 1. Unilateral 2. Bilateral 3. Linear 4. Bidirectional 178, The equivalent resistance between points A and B is 19. eos, A pw 7 Luw— 10, WS 1 10 2 250 3. 050 4.180 179, Relative permeabiity of iris 4x 107 2 asi 3, 1 40 180, The formula for dynamically induced en. ie given by 1, BivCoee 2 BILsing 3. BWvsing 4. BILCoo ‘Space For Rough Work a2 ar