MARKING SCHEME- SET B

SECTION A
1. (c) m1×m2 1
2. (c) 1.2×10-3 kg/m 1
3. (b) f/x 1
4. (c) energy 1
5. (b) λ < λp =λn < λe 1

6. (d) 36/11 1
7. (a) 32 units 1
8. (c) 0.4 1
9. Option B 1
10. Option A 1
11. Option A 1
12. (d) H-1/2 1
13. (d) 2.25 1
14. (a) The brightness of bulb will increase 1
15. (b) -2 V 1
16. (c) B,D 1
17. (b) circuit B and circuit C 1
18. b 1
SECTION B
19. Concept of displacement current 2
OR
To show <UE> = <UB>
20. R+r = E/I = 0.8; R = 0.70 ohm 2
(i) V = IR = 1.4 V ; (ii) Rate of energy dissipated P = VI = 2.8 W.
21.  = NIBAsinθ = 120 Nm 2
22. P type. Show acceptor level 2
23. K.E of emitted electron = Energy of X-ray photon 2
½ mv2 = h  p2/2m = hc/λ
Substitute p in λ1 = h/p to get the final answer λ = (2mc/h)λ12
24. Derive µB = n(eh/2πm) 2
OR
Bcircular = µ0Iπ/4L= 0.9×10-4 T

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 Bsquare = 8√2µ0I/4πL=1.0×10-4 T. Magnetic field of square wire produces a greater field at
the centre.
25. M = µ0n1n2 Al = µ0n1(n2l)A = 4π×10-7×5000×200×4×10-4 =5.027×10-4 H 2
SECTION C
26. The minimum energy required to eject out an electron from the metal surface. 3
½ mv12 = h×2f0 – hf0 = hf0…..(1)
½ mv22 = h×5f0 – hf0 = 4 hf0…..(2) on solving v1/v2 = 1:2
27. K.E = 1.51 eV and P.E =-1.70 eV 3
OR
Total initial mass = 7.0237914 u and total final mass = 7.0186534 u
Mass defect ∆m = 0.005138 u
Energy released Q = 0.005138×931 MeV = 4.78 MeV
28. Derivation 3
OR
V proportional I, for low temperature and pressure.
Derive V = IR
29. f0 + ue = 105 cm; ue = 5 cm 3
For eyepiece 1/fe = 1/ve – 1/ue = -1/25 +1/5; fe = 6.25 cm
m = f0/fe ×(1+fe/D) = 20
30. A device to convert AC into DC. Draw input output wave form and explain 3
SECTION D
31.
(i). a. Longer 1
(ii). Wavelength of light is much smaller than the size of objects so diffraction of light is not 1
easily seen but sound waves have large wavelength and so get easily diffracted by object
around us.
(iii). 2θ = 2λ/d = 2c/d = 0.5 rad 2
32.
(i). a. spheres 1
(ii). c. normal to the surface 1
(iii) (i) No work is done in moving a test charge over an equipotential surface. W= q∆V = 0 2
(ii) No two equipotential surfaces can intersect each other. Otherwise there will be two values
of potential at the point of intersection.
Or any other property
SECTION E
33. (i) The integral of electric field over closed surface area is 1/0 times the total charge 5

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 enclosed.

Show E = σ/20
(ii)  = E A cos θ = σ/20 × πr2 × cos 60° = 4.44 × 10-7 Nm2/C
OR
(i) First law ∑I = 0, based on conservation of charge; 2 nd law ∑V = 0, based on conservation
of energy
(ii) Solve the equations 7I1 -6I2 -2I3 = 10….(1); I1 +6I2+2I3 = 10…(2) and 2I1-4I2-4I3 =-5
I1 = 2.5 A, I2 = 5/8 A, I3 = 15/8 A
IAB = 5/8 A, ICA = 5/2 A, IDEB = 15/8 A, IAD= 15/8 A, ICD = 0 and IBC = 5/2 A
34. (i) Derivation 5
(ii) Equate the magnetic field due to axis for both the loop to get I2 =9/16 A, direction of
current in loop L2 should be opposite to loop L1
OR
(i) explain MCG
(ii) Solving Ig = V/980+G and Ig = V/2(G+470) we get G = 40 
35. (i) TIR with diagram. Condition (a) Ray must travel from denser to rarer (b) angle of 5
incidence must be greater than critical angle
(ii) Mirage, optical fibre, reflecting prism, diamond. Any two
(iii) r = h tan C; Sin C = 1/µ = ¾; Cos C = √7/4
= h 3/√7
Area of the patch = πr2 = 3.14×(80×10-2)2×9/7 = 2.58 m2
OR
(i) ratio of angle subtended by image to object when placed at least distance of distinct vision.
Show m = v0/u0 × (1+d/fe) with diagram
(ii) (a) No spherical aberration, (b) No chromatic aberration, (c) higher resolving power (d)
rack and pillion arrangement. Any two

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