th ® Aakash @) +s ish Tower, 8, Pusa Road, New Dethi-110005, corporate Office : Aaka: Pho11-47623456 . Fortnightly Test Series for NEET-FT2COE MM: 720, Time : 200 Min, Topics Covered: Prysies: Electrostatic Potential and Capacitance Chemistry: Alcohols, Phenols and Ethers Chemist qual Reproducton in Flowering Plans (From megasporogenesis “plo polyembryony) Botany oral Reproducton ~ (Parti) (Oogenesis and structure of ovum & ovary Menstual ce Va . Zoology Hol Capaciaion and acrosomal reactions, feiisaion, fast block and slow bck feeven Dobpen aoryeonic development. cleavage, morula, blastula and implantauon: Gastrulaton, fate of twee. germinal layers erg. Embryone development Major features, functon and ypes ofplacenta Parturition and lactation) on General Instructions : Generate are wo sections in each subject i. Secion-A & Secion-B, You have to attemptall 35 questions tom Secon A @only 10 questions from Section-B out of 15. fi) Hach queston caries 4 marks. For every wrong response 1 mark shall be deducted ftom te otal score, Unanswered Junattempted questions will be given no marks. (ii). Use blue/black ballpoint pen only to darken the ap {iv) Mark should be dark and completely fil the circle. (v)_ Dark only one circle for each entry. (ui). Dark the circle in the space provided only. (iP Rough work mustnot be done onthe Answer sheet and do not use white-fuld or any other rubbing mater on the ‘Answer sheet. propriate circle. ~ 1% Section-A 1, Two concentric conducting hollow spheres 2, The equivalent capacitance of combination of radii a and b have equal surface charge of capacitors as shown in the figure, between A and Bis densities 0, The electric potential at the ‘common centre is + Cc A— B Cc aye a £(3) 2c (3) 4c ae 2Fortnightly Test Series for NEEF-FT2COE 3. A dielectric slab is being pulled out of a Capacitor at constant rate as shown in figure. ‘The Variation of its capacitance with time is best represented by | _ LL, 4 t 4, Two point charges, Q each, are at separation of r. The work done to increase the ar between them from rto 4ris 29 5. Acharged water drop have radius 1 mm and a charge 10-!° C. The potential of this single drop is 10. A capacitor is charged by a battery and the energy stored is U. The battery is now removed and separation distance between the plate is tripled. The energy stored is now we z 2) uw @z Jou (@) 9u How many 2 yF capacitors must be lel to store a charge of 1 200 V across the How much kinetic energy will be gained by an a-particle which is going from a point having potential of 80 V to another point having potential of 40 Vv? (1) 40ev (2) 60ev 80ev (4) 20ev An electric dipole of dipole moment P is ay 4 uniform electic field E. The rotating the dipole by an angle (4) Zero (2) PE @ vere 2 fE 2 The graph between capacitance and distance between plates of a capacitor is (1) Parabola 28 Hyperbola ) ipse (4) Straightine c- & The electric potential V at any point is v = 2xy volts. The electic field at pe m, 1m, 1 m) has magnitude (in Vim) (2 Bw @) v2 ( 4y2Z 4 15. A charge of5 C experiences a ore of 4000 Aig iis kept in a uniform eechc fe Potential difference between two ws v m (2) 16v @) 12 (4) 12v }. The electrostatic potential inside a charged spherical ball is given by V=b—ar?, where r is the distance from the centre; a and b are nts. Then the volume charge density the ball (assuming uniform) is 6ato (2) Gator (3) 24maty (4) 24ratgr What is the potential difference between points A and B in the circuit shown? aur 2uF 2 < y 4uF 2u In the arrangement of parallel plate capacitor shown in figure, dielectrics (identical shaped) with dielectric constant ks = 2 and ky = 3 are inserted. I the capacitances are C, and Cz respectively then ratio of Cy and C2is 16. a7. 18. Two identical charges are placed at wo comers of an equilateral tangle, The potential energy of system is U. The work done in bringing an identical charge from infinity to third vertexis au US 2u (@) 3U (@) au ‘Three capacitors of capacitance 18 pF, 9 uF and 3 pF are connected once in series and next times in parallel. The ratio of equivalent capacitance in two cases Cp/C, is aot @sa OPIS 32 (4) 9:4 ‘A parallel plate capacitor having cross- ‘sectional area A and Separation d has air in between the plates. Now a thin conducting ‘slab of same area but thickness ts inserted between the plates as shown. The new capacitance of the capacitor will be “IZAZRZNZZS (@) Aw a Aco at Azo TT (4) Zero it electic field B is zero at a point, then ttc potential Vatthat point Must be zero fay be non-zero fay be zero ie Both (2) and (3)Fortnightly Test Series for NEET-FT2COE 20. Figure shows the variation of electtic field Intensity E versus distance x. The magnitude of potential difference between the points x = Otox=5 mis E (Nic) 10 oO > AwICanG x(m) (2) 30 volt (2) 60 volt 40 volt (4) 50 volt 21, The nature of electic fleld in the region between two plates of a capacitor, while charging is (2) Always constant Varying (3) Depends on ¢ and R (4) Depends on emfot the battery 22. What is the ratio of effective capacitance between points A and & to the effective capacitance between points X and Y? All Plates are identical, each of area A and Suecessive separation beeen platesisa. 23. Capacitance of a conductor depends on (2) Charge on it (Q) (2) Its potential (vy “Shape and size of conductor (4) All ofthese 24. Capacity of a parallel plate condenser can be increased by (2) Increasing the distance between the plates (2) Increasing the charge on the plates (3) Decreasing the area of the plates J] Decreasing the distance between the Plates 25. Acapacitor of capacitance 8 UF is connected in a circuit as shown in the figure. Charge on. the plates of the capacitor is, Hl 202 $—A 4a ¢ A J n ye 1a 5V 6 32pC (2) 64yC @) aye @ uc Five metal plates each of area A are placed parallel to each other. The separation J between adjacent lates is d, The equivalent capacitance between points ‘a’ and’b' is ¥ d a ‘ d ° v v b @) 2A 7 ‘A 27. Im the figure given below a potential of +1200 V is given to point A. Potential of the point P will be uF 8 pF AY att a or 4uF 4 yr (1) 100 (2) 200v F400 (4) 600VPyntly Test Series for NEETFT2Cog ee. nine circuit given below ita delectie pate is inserted into Cy the capacitor Cp will 2 hen energy stored in the Cc, C H—§F HD increase (2) Decrease (3) Remains same (4) Becomes zero 29. Total energy stored in the capacitor system shown in the figure will be 12 uF aad 4 ue 6 uF (2) 163 (2) 32p0 (3) 8yd 64 pd While working on a physics project at school physics lab, you require a 4yF capacitor in a circuit across a potential difference of 1 kV. Unfortunately, 4uF capacitors are out of stock in your lab but 2F capacitors which can withstand a potential difference of 300 V are available in plenty. if you decide to use ce the 2uF capacitors in place of 4quF capacitor, minimum number of capacitors required are (2) 16 L (2) 18 ® Ladratin (8) 20 3 ee 32 Dem 31. Find the equivalent capacitance between point and & aur 4uk Ac {t-->—Ik i i'l. toe Tor 7 6 1+ VQuF 2(1 +25) uF O04 V5)uF 24 /%0uF Capacitor, net electic eld cl Plate ; Id inside’ the Sietecticis B ten polarization vector B related to B as ° @) Pa eykB Pae(K-1)E @ paw 33. A series combination of n; capacitors, each of value Cy, is charged by a seo) potential dliference 4 V. When another Parallel combination of n capacitors, enh of value Co, is charged by a source of potential difference V, thas the same (ota) energy stored in it, as the first combination has. The value of Ca, in terms of Cy, is then @ 220, 2) 2a PA 160, 4) 1620, 34, The intensity of electric field between plates of capacitor is E. The work done to move a charge q in a closed rectangular loop is + = + o|- + 7 + (1) E(a+2b) @ Eta) Lyte dae @) Ea a4 4 ‘Zero, (fy) The energy stored in the capacitor Cy between terminals a and b is (all capacitors > are identical with capacitance 2 UF) 20V x I 2 cL f \}-—\e ct 6 Apr L 3 G, : (@) 2m (2) yma Vady de apm gig te 0.2m)Fortnightly Test Series for NEEFFT2COE Section-B kan Figure shows a set of equipotential surtaces, nye aSeTa ie aurea @) ‘The magnitude and direction of electric held that exists in the region will be yeaxis SV 10V 15V 20V carrying a charge Q is held stationary by a Potential difference of 600 V between the horizontal plates. To keep the drop of double the radius stationary the potential difference has to be 3200 V. The charge on second we ae uc axis @ # = 3 (4) 2 (2) 10 vim along positive x-axis . (2) 5 Vim along positive y-axis 7. (@) 30 vim along negative x-axis 37. In bringing an electron towards a proton the ve vaxis electrostatic potential energy of the system 97500 vim along neg (2) Becomes zero 42. A short electric dipole of dipole moment 12 2) Wicreases uC mis placed along x-axis with its centre at Decreases origin. The electric potential at a point (4, (4) Remains same }m due to given dipole is (1) 2.25 kv Two parallel plate condensers of /—- PT 6IS WV capacitance 10 mF and 30 mr are charged (@) 4Kv to potentials 20 V and 10 V respectively. ate like polarity plates are connected together WOON, then’ the final common potential of the condensers will be ‘a3. Js posiive charge is moved trom low alee potential point a to a high potential point B. prizsy ‘Then the electic potential energy eae GY increases 2) (4) 30V (2) Decreases @) Will remain same (4) Nothing definite can be predicted 39, A charged panicle of charge q and mass m is released from state of rest in an electric field of constant magnitude &. The KE 44, Equipotential surfaces for gained by particle after tseconds is (1) Positive point charge = Concentric spheres (2) Negative point charge = Concentic spheres (8) Uniform electric field > Parallel and equispaced planes perpendicular to electric field intensity Allofthese 40, The electric potential Vis given as a function of distance x (metre) by V = (5x? + 10x — 9) volt, The value of electric field atx = 1 mis ee ee ) -20 Vim — 7 Y (2) 6 Vim v 2. (3) -12 vim (4) -10 Vim7 neiy Test Series for NEETFT2COE a £\ror the diagram shown below of a Ve Jie IVa, in electric Va and Ve are the electrostati 47 Gabactance ofa paralel plate capacior potentials due to the dipole at points a8 nam ena ms and C respectively, then . ie P Q 2 a <—d— (2) Vg=0 (3) Me<0 All ofthese 46. The net capacitance between point A and B 48. If the capacitance of a sr . spherical cor as shown in the figure is (A is plate area) 4 UF, then radius of sphere willbe no" (2) 3.6 «103m (2) 4x109m P58 x 104m (4) 9x 10?m (Q) Va>o —¢— (Q) KeuA 49, An electric dipole, when placed in a uniform a electric field, has minimum potential energy. (2) oA The angle between dipole moment and f electric field is () e041) a Qn J AUC) LI zer0 z = (a) A 3 @ = ” 50. The work done in taking a charge q once round a circle of radius 'r and having a chayge Qat centre is : @) +2 Ameo (26r) (3) 32 T ko Greer ‘ (4) 92 Sree? 36 tol 10 2.6 UD BIN B.RE4 KL