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The magnetic flux ® through a closed loop will be: A..geox Ay al Adie | ye $10 Bae . ia <¥ op. $(0xB)-ai 2 Jy yt where A is a magnetic vector potential and B is the magnetic lux density wk Ly > Yy Cc ma % ~< %, ge % Scanned with CamScanner 3A spatially unitorm magnetic field 'B = Becoswt'is linking a circular loop of radius a. ‘The induced electric feld along the loon wil es A. 2 By coswt, B. 28, sinot yas (ete a, sinast, — D. 2B, coset, “TE. none of the above. \woltceep E fico! E (ana) 2 Gootosint) (AC) Gz eoGosinwt (Wee) [eae an = - wlius @ and outer Q.4 The ind ‘Of a coaxial cable of length /, inner conductor radius conductor radius Scanned with CamScanner ‘ ity B (> Gurren is passing through a cynical hollow conductor. The magnet fe density B Infinite, ite but not zero, depends on the magnitude of the current and the pet the conductor, finite but not zero, depends on the magnitude of the current, meability of PU B> zer0, None of the above statements is correct. maprebic flor dently be Be wnt se sdiviel Q.6 ifthe wave function of a particle is W(x) = Ae” (O Ct BAH: Ty @ S1bs8 = 6 Zely> = a 2434 ) 6 | Ele>=ee+Léste,. 7 24 [t 3° ee LR [G>= &,6 ER Es 2 fy ty sca he Q.8 Consider a free particle incident from the left (x<0) on a potential step of height V, that ‘extends from x=0 to all x20. (see Figure). If the energy of the particie Eis less than V, \ aoe ‘the wave functions in the region x0 have the form x<0 x30 x>0 vcs = Aesp!to4 Reap fo xe0 and W(x) = exp" fored. 7 W/V) = Aexp'**++-Bexp"™ for x0 and w(x) = Cexp-™ for x20. ©. Wle) = Aexpl™ for xO and (x) = Cexp-™ fornsd. TH WLR) = Aexpl™ ++ Bexp-™ for x0 and W(x) = Comp" aDexp*™™ for 30, ©. W(x) = Bexp“"* forxe0 and W(x) = Coxp"™ for x20, Scanned with CamScanner c top =VOFT Ones Q9 Ifthe operators a and atsatisfy the relations ap, = Vi Gn-1 and a*Pn * then the value of the commutator [a, at] is equal to 20 b. Jn@FIy @1 iS . e. nines) Q.10 Consider the energy states of Fy of a particle in a.one dimensional box of width W As the width of the box is decreased, the energy levels and their separation (Eqs-E,) 2 ‘change in the following way: , : A Wn a. There is no change in the energy levels or their separation. Ce =a b. The values of Ey increase but the separations decreases. c. The values of €, decrease and the seperations increase. ‘4, The values of &, and their seperations increase, €. The values of E, increase but the seperations remain unchanged. ‘ Scanned with CamScanner 5(4 Qu Q12 ‘A block of material has a temperature-de . nT =pendent heat capacity given Cyc) = 5 MK + 2T GK’) How much does the entopy ote cect ch wv temperature is increased from 10°C to 40°C at constant vehement Hane ts ab? a) 60+ 5 In (1.10) JK b)-60 +5 In (1.10) 1K ©) -60-+ 5 In (1.10) JK 4) 60 + ST In(1.10) JK, ©) 60 +ST.VK S) rans 74 Consider taking a monatomic ideal gas around the closed cycle depicted below. It “Ds consists of one isotherm at temperature To, one change at constant pressure (from 2Vo to Vo), and one change at constant volume. The heat capacity of the gas is Cy = 3/2 Nk. P the work done by the gas after one eyele is BD) » °) Q ° 0 aT inz- Nee NIT = MAT 02+ er nae ee = nena Ma Scanned with CamScanner 9:13 A rubber ball with specific heat 150 Jkgk is dropped from a height of Sm. Te bouncing from a hard floor, it reaches a maximum height of 4.0 m. Assuming that all the Energy lost in the collision goes into heating the ball, what is the change in temperature of the ball? a. AT=060K b. AT =0.020K c. AT=0.42K d. AT = 0.065 K ©. Not enough information is given Q.14 A box contains five distinguishable particles in equilibrium. They are free to move between the left and right halves. Assuming that every microstate is equally likely, calculate the ratio, Pa/Ps, of the probabilities that five distinguishable particles will be in these two macrostat with three particles on the left/and two on the right, and B with one on the left / A “8 Macrostate A: Ni= 3, Na= 2. Macrostate B: Ni= 1, Na= 4. a. P/Pa= 24 b. Pa/Pa=1 ©. Pa/Po=5 d. Px/Pp=2 €. Pa/Pa= 10 2" Scanned with CamScanner 7c 15. 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When a certain rubber band is stretched a distance 1 it exerts a restoring force of magnitude Where @ and 6 are constants. The work done ia stretching this rubber band from x = 0 to x= Lis — aaa Fsaxtbx? al? + Lx? al + 261? a+2bL bb a ow 2S Q.22. A simple pendulum is suspended from the ceiling of an elevator. The elevator is accelerating upward with acceleration a. The time period of this pendulum in terms of its length £, g and a is A an fé 2 Scanned with CamScanner 0.23. oo obit somes from an altitude of one Earth radius abo the me rth is a 's Je mass of Ea and Rist rads th speedofthecbet er error efore It hits Earth is given by ’ A fem BI I] gle .24. A particle of mass m is constrained to move along e stsight Hine and is attached toward a this fine with force proportions = ‘where x is te distance from the point. function for this system is + Eke ? ‘The Lagrangiay Le im i Aga? bk’ Scanned with CamScanner ; Vz ane ce ae 0 “ec T ~ 5 ; izontal, Q.25. A stone is tied to the end of a string and is swung with constant speed ue oe circle with a radius of 1.5m. If it makes two complete revolutions each second, magnitude of its acceleration is (take n? = 10) A 0.24 m/s? B 2.4 m/s? c 24 m/s? a D240. m/s? _ ne E 2400 m/s? Bart ) xh AS LS ax ( 1 y pe 7 - 4 vo> 15 a7 2 Aac= eee ynty 2 THONTS — Bo aAac= ae | oe a~ =& 7 ee OF” Vv ve w oe nw az / o Mw oO . » e Scanned with CamScanner | | E(w PE ayy? 1 vo 4 ka Ee f cont top het sc ray = #5 shat ' eee aoe a ster \ Gores \e E._ None ofthe above, eile : ae Ue) ate ale - “Eee ig Yo 3 ci tle® “ oO ey f° Fee) wo beequito a = oa Venbdodgb’ ow at tani ee Y (a) 4 wl) Se e4ee «2h pv fat ut) qzfb5 Ly See jie goW cosh ~ Coho 4 2s e a =I! ges? 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According to the classical equipartition of energy theorem, each degree of freedom in which the appropriate coordinates appears quadratically has the average energy of A aT 1 B 3 3 co zkeT 1 of aeeT 1 e Fee Scanned with CamScanner / qzt, Let T,and Tz be the te 2 peratures of two ever gine between a25. The partition function Z of a two level system with energie: me and t€ is « Ee 2ainb (53) ea Scanned with CamScanner REGISTRATION NUMBER:, FULL NAME: = M.Phil. Physics Admission Test QUAID-I-AZAM UNIVERSITY (DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS) ‘August 30, 2012 Ane Time: 2 hours Each question carries equal marks. Ci the answer, do not circle any answer. ‘Wrong answers will be negative! “Answer all 25 questions or as many as yOu ¢@- Circling two choices will be considered iy marked (- 0.25 sarks Per If you make @ mistake, make you choice eat By W full or indicating it clearly. 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What should be the region (0, 1} with total probability equal \ \\@ / : ew i : » yy av v8 9 Ss a “hh Be NY xe ° S tl \, oo Q me NX v ae — Nz Ace y ae ve 3, The quantum state for Hydrogen atom is described by the wave function “VQEO = 3g (200+ Ypre + V2vin + VB¥in-1), where the subscripts are the values of “im. What is the expectation value of the z component of angular momentum in this state? ate? end, a . ve) * “an ¥ a Pe 471 ot fy Scanned with CamScanner 4. Attime t= 0 a partie in the potential V(x) = Emu? Is desrived by the wave function V0) = FER)” vale. 0), where YaCs0) are the eneray oH n+ 3) ha The expression for w(x, t) for € > 0 willbe igenstates with eigenvalues A wt) = Byz0(F)" ect) 8. wGut) = LE0(S) vale) © v0 = Eto(G) va) 0.0) = Bho (By OD AG $0) = SaaS) eae t 5, The energy eigenfunctions fora particle of mass m moving on a rng of rads R are ven by =tnel™®, wheren = ‘are the energy eigenvalues.of the particle? Ga =ageitl, wheren = 0,1,2,..What are the energy elgervalues 6. Three non-interacting particles are to be placed in a one dimensional box with single particle norvinteracting parieles a states oF energies, Eq (n=1,2,3,.) with the lowest energy being Es. For the three particle system the lowest energy, ifall three particles are. would be [x 3s Sa 6) ue @ i & 14g aw Scanned with CamScanner 2. s o 7. A system which sin contact with a heat bath satisfies which ofthe following properties Nv pena hen bait 5 ‘A. Ithas a constant ene : stant energy and isin equilibrium when its entropy isa maximum. ee 8. Can have different values ofits energy and is in equilibrium when this energy is a minimum. TO ©. Such a system can never be in equilibrium OY D. Can have both variable energy and entropy and sin equilibrium when its free energy'8 «er ‘maximum, © Can have both variable energy and entropy ands in equlibrivm when Its free enerBy Py ‘miniourn, . ON 8. An atom with $=3/2 and magnetic moment ji = 78 is placed in a magnetic field B= Bed. tts © ox partition function would be equal to A. Z = expat?) + exp") 8. 2 = expl'tt) + exp NF) + expt) + exp 68 En A 1.9. Consider a simple pendulum of Jength b and mass m moving ina vertica plane with 8 being the ard_g the gravitational constant, The gravitstonal potenti i angle with vertical axis, @ = defined to be zero at @ = 0. The Lagrangian Land the equation of motion are respectively, A p26? — mgb(1 sind); 5 = -2" 8. 626? + mgb(1 + cos@); 6 = -4 & sna xt cL ==b?6? —mgb(1—cos8); ue eh ao b. b= 5282 + mgb(1 — sind); Vv E 1 = 7576? + mgb(1 — sin6); Scanned with CamScanner Q.10. Apa ©. _Apartce of mass mis thrown wit nia speed vat an angle @ with the horizontal ass. The time t to reach the highest point is 4 2 W2 Snh vet eM vat ¢ ve cane oem = 'C%) a oe se a : Gade Of = ¥en Sivedtiom 4a retarding force proportional to the the particle velocity 252 11. Aparticle undergoing horizontal motion experiences velocity. If kis proportionality constant and yo s the inital velocity, function of time will be, 2» De lov Delv one v(t) = evoke a ate 12. Anet torque of 20 N-m is applied to a cylinder wnose mass is 1.0 kg and radius is 0.40 m for 30 ‘seconds, The changes in angular stomentum AL and angular velocity Ba ae, A. Al=6x10" m-N and Bue 7.5110" rad/s a 8. AL =Gx10 mN and Bw=7.5x10" rad/s VAX CAL =1.Sx10" mN and Au= 2.5410" rad/s. we 7 D. AL =0.6x10? m-N and Ba 0.75x10? rad/s. e” £ BL =6xi0" mN and Bev 1.5x10! rad/s. ‘ e ” g PYGy 1S *« : vy @.13, Aplanet of mass m moves nan eliptic orbit around the sun of mass M. The ratio ofits anguiar J frequencies £* at the two radii and ris : yy co, c a 4 42 1% ss ° vt 5° i iy. ~\ y vw Scanned with CamScanner Q.14. Consider two concentric conducting spheres of radii R and 2R respectively. The charees on the two spheres are both of magnitude Q and are opposite in sign. The enerey stored in the electrostatic field between two concentric spheres would be proportional to ©) war 9s 6 ire > —@ Ly EB None ofthe above Yad ofS % gy VE field region of size d at a distance >>d the electric 2.15. Consider a system of charges local from the charges would vary, mainly, a5 0.26. Given a magnetic field in free space where there is neither a charge nor a current density (0 = j= 0) ,B=asin(wt—kx)i+akycos(wt—kx)j where o, k, are constants. Using a ‘Maxwell equation, show that the displacement current is given by sin(wt ~ kx)t ie st sin(wt — kx)k J Scanned with CamScanner @.17. Consider a magnetic field B(t) = Bot 2, where By is a constant. Assume symmetry about the - ax. in eindcal coordinates the ecomponent of Vx A= 2[2 (ras) 2 Ay] Hence the p vector potent woud be .18, The general solution to Laplace's equation for the electrostatic potential with azimuthal symmetry has the form V(r,0) = Dizs (ar! + byr~“+) p,(cos8), where the P,(cos8) are the Legendre polynomials. 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