Question No 1: Choose the correct option.

1) Lenz’s law is in accordance with the law of conservation of

A) Momentum
B) Energy
C) Charge
D) Angular momentum
2) The direction of induced current is always so as to oppose the change which causes the
current is
A) Faraday's law
B) Lenz’s law
C) Ohm’s law
D) Kirchoff's 1st rule
3) An inductor may store energy in its
A) Coil
B) Electric field
C) Magnetic field
D) Both B and C
4) One Henry is equal to
A) Vs-1A-1
B) Vs-1A
C) VsA-1
D) VsA
5) With the speed of motor magnitude of back e.m.f.
A) Remains same
B) Increases
C) Decreases
D) First increase then decrease
6) Which one of the following is polymeric solid
A) Glass
B) Nylon
C) Copper
D) Zinc
7) Substances which break just after the elastic limit is reached are called
A) Ductile substances
B) Hard substances
C) Soft substances
D) Brittle substances
8) In an n-type material, the minority charge carriers are
A) Free electron
B) Holes
C) Protons
D) Mesons
9) Critical temperature for Aluminium is
A) 3.72K
B) 1.18K
C) 7.2K
D) 8.2K
Question No 2: Attempt the following short questions.

1) Does the induced emf always act to decrease the magnetic flux through a circuit?
2) Show that € and delta fi/ delta t have the same units.
3) Can a D.C motor be turned into a D.C generator? What changes are required to be done?
4) What is meant by hysteresis losses? How is it used in the construction of a transformer?
5) Distinguish between crystalline and amorphous solids.

Question No 3: The back emf in a motor is 120V when the motor is turning at 1680 rev per
minute. What is the back emf when the motor turns 3360 rev per minute?

Question N 4: A 1.0 m long Copper wire is subjected to subjecting force and its length increases
by 20 cm. Calculate the tensile strain and the percent elongation which the wire undergoes.