11th Physics ch.1 Assignments

11th Physics | Chapter 1: Measurement | Federal Board | KPK Board | Page 1
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1ST YEAR PHYSICS NOTES
FEDERAL BOARD and KPK BOARD
CHAPTER 1: MEASUREMENTS
ASSIGNMENTS
Topic Page Number

ASSIGNMENT 1.1 2
ASSIGNMENT 1.2 2
ASSIGNMENT 1.3 3
ASSIGNMENT 1.4 4
ASSIGNMENT 1.5 5
ASSIGNMENT 1.6 7
ASSIGNMENT 1.7 8
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Assignment 1.1 : A pulley of radius 0.9 m is used to lift a bucket from the well. If it took 3.6
rotations for the pulley to take water out of the well, how deep is water in the well?
Given Data
 Radius of pulley = 0.9 m

 No.of rotations = 3.6
To Find
 Depth of water = ?
Solution
Depth = circumference of pulley × no.of rotations
By putting
circumference = 2πr = 2 × 3.14 × 0.9 m
no.of rotation = 3.6
Depth = 2 × 3.14 m × 0.9 × 3.6
Depth = 20.34 m
Depth = 20 m Ans
Assignment 1.2: A physicist calculated the wall width of brick thickness (the brick is laid in a
flat position, lengthwise called stretcher position) as (13.6 0.1) cm. And one brick
thickness (the brick is placed in flat position, lengthwise orthogonal to wall, called header
position), as (23.6 0.1) cm. Calculate the difference in width of walls with uncertainty in it.
Given Data
 Width of half-brick thick wall = d1 d1 = (13.6 0.1) cm

 Width of one-brick thick wall = d2 d2 = (23.6 0.1) cm
To Find
 Difference in widths = d = ?
 Uncertainty in widths = d = ?

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Solution
Difference in widths d = d2 – d1
Difference in widths d = 23.6 cm – 13.6 cm
Difference in widths d = 10.0 cm
Now
Uncertainty in widths d = d1 + d2
Uncertainty in widths d = 0.1 cm + 0.1 cm
Uncertainty in widths d = 0.2 cm
Final result;
Difference in widths Uncertainty = d d
Difference in widths Uncertainty = (10.0 0.2) cm Ans
Assignment 1.3: The voltage V ( ) is measured as ( ) V and current I (

) is measured as ( ) A. Calculate the resistance ‘R’ by using Ohm’s Law as R =
.
Given Data
 Voltage = ( )=( )V
 Current = ( )=( )A
To Find
 Resistance = ( )
Solution
According to Ohm’s Law
R =

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By putting values of V and I
R =
R = 2.7
Now for (apply product-quotient rule)
% age uncertainty in R = % age uncertainty in V + %age uncertainty in I
= 1.36 + 1.83
= 3.19
= 3.19
= 0.08
Now;
= (2.7 0.08)
Assignment 1.4: The radius of sphere ‘r’ is measured with vernier calipers as (r ± ) = (2.25
± 0.01) cm. Calculate the volume of sphere.
Given Data
 Radius = (r ± ) = (2.25 ± 0.01) cm
To Find
 Volume = (V ± )=?
Solution
As we know that volume of sphere is;


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V =
By putting values we have
V =
V =
V =
V =
Now for we apply power rule of uncertainties
%age uncertainty in V = power ( %age uncertainty in r)
=3( )
By putting values;
=3( )
=3
=3
= 0.6
Final answer;
Volume = (V ± ) = (47.7 ± )
Assignment 1.5: Calculate answer to the appropriate number of significant figures;
a) 0.31 + 0.1
= 0.31 + 0.1
= 0.41

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= 0.4 Ans
b) 658.0 + 23.5478 + 1345.29
= 658.0 + 23.5478 + 1345.29
= 2026.8378
= 2026.8 Ans
c) 8 × 7
=8×7
= 56
= 60 Ans
d) 0.9935 × 10.48 × 13.4
= 0.9935 × 10.48 × 13.4
= 139.519192
= 140 or 1.40 ×102 Ans
e) 5.5 / 1.1
= 5.5 / 1.1
= 5.0 Ans
f)
= 55.11529
= 55 Ans

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Assignment 1.6: Show that following equations are dimensionally correct;
a)
Solution
In the form of units;
= + ×s
Now in the form of dimensions;
[L ]=[L ]+[L ]×[T]
[L ]=[L ]+[L ]
[L ]=2[L ]
Since the dimensions of both sides are same so above equation is dimensionally correct.
b)
Solution
In the form of units;
m= + ×
Now in the form of dimensions;
[L]= [ ] [ ] + [ ]×[ ]
[L]=[L]+ [ ]
[L]= [ ]
Since the dimensions of both sides are same therefore above equation is dimensionally
correct.

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Assignment 1.7: Find an expression for the time period ‘T’ of a simple pendulum. The time
period ‘T’ may depend upon (i) mass ‘m’ of the bob of the pendulum, (ii) length ‘l’ of
pendulum, (iii) acceleration due to gravity ‘g’ at the place where the pendulum is suspended.
Solution
Suppose time period T directly depends on mass m, length l and gravitational acceleration g;
T m×l×g
And m, l, and g are raised to some powers a, b, and c respectively;
T × ×
or T =k× × × where k is proportionality constant
in the form of dimensions;
[T] =k× [ ] ×[ ] ×[ ]
[T] =k× [ ] ×[ ] ×[ ]
[T] =k× [ × ]
By comparing the powers on both sides;
a = 0
–2c = 1
c = –½
b+c=0
b + (– ½) = 0
b–½=0
b= ½
By putting the values of a, b, and c in the equation;
T = k× × ×

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T = k× × ×
T = k× × ×
T = k× ×
T = k× √ ×√
T = k× √
Value of ‘k’ is determined experimentally and it is 2π
T = 2π × √ Ans

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11th Physics | Chapter 1: Measurement | Federal Board | KPK Board | Page 1

1ST YEAR PHYSICS NOTES

FEDERAL BOARD and KPK BOARD

Topic Page Number

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 Radius of pulley = 0.9 m

Depth = circumference of pulley × no.of rotations

circumference = 2πr = 2 × 3.14 × 0.9 m

no.of rotation = 3.6

Depth = 2 × 3.14 m × 0.9 × 3.6

 Width of half-brick thick wall = d1 d1 = (13.6 0.1) cm

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Difference in widths d = 23.6 cm – 13.6 cm

Difference in widths d = 10.0 cm

Uncertainty in widths d = 0.1 cm + 0.1 cm

Uncertainty in widths d = 0.2 cm

Difference in widths Uncertainty = d d

Difference in widths Uncertainty = (10.0 0.2) cm Ans

Assignment 1.3: The voltage V ( ) is measured as ( ) V and current I (

According to Ohm’s Law

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By putting values of V and I

Now for (apply product-quotient rule)

% age uncertainty in R = % age uncertainty in V + %age uncertainty in I

 Radius = (r ± ) = (2.25 ± 0.01) cm

As we know that volume of sphere is;

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By putting values we have

Now for we apply power rule of uncertainties

%age uncertainty in V = power ( %age uncertainty in r)

Assignment 1.5: Calculate answer to the appropriate number of significant figures;

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b) 658.0 + 23.5478 + 1345.29

= 658.0 + 23.5478 + 1345.29

d) 0.9935 × 10.48 × 13.4

= 0.9935 × 10.48 × 13.4

= 140 or 1.40 ×102 Ans

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Assignment 1.6: Show that following equations are dimensionally correct;

In the form of units;

Now in the form of dimensions;

[L ]=[L ]+[L ]×[T]

In the form of units;

Now in the form of dimensions;

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And m, l, and g are raised to some powers a, b, and c respectively;

or T =k× × × where k is proportionality constant

in the form of dimensions;

By comparing the powers on both sides;

By putting the values of a, b, and c in the equation;

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Value of ‘k’ is determined experimentally and it is 2π

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