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Here are 20 very good physics previous year questions along with solutions.

1.Capacitors connected in series behave like:

(a) resistors connected in series
(b) potentiometer
(c) galavanometer
(d) resistors connected in parallel
Sol: Two Resistances connected in parallel
R 1R 2
=
R1 + R 2
Two capacitances connected in series
C1C2
=
C1 + C2
Choice (4)

2.The average value of alternating current during a full cycle is (i0 is the peak value):
(a) 0 (b) i0
(c) i0/2 (d) 2 i0/
Sol : Alternating current = Im sin  t
1 2
2 0
Average value = Imsin t d(t)

=0
Choice (1)

3.The resistivity of a current-carrying conducting wire is p. If the wire is double length and its
area of cross-section is reduced by half, the new resistivity is
(a) half that of the old value (b) double that of the old value
(c) four times that of the old value (d) same as the old value
Sol: Resistivity of a material is independent of its physical parameters but it depends on
nature and type f the material
Choice (1)

4.Consider a circuit with Resistance, Inductor and Capacitor connected in series. The phase
difference between the current and the alternating voltage (at resonance) is:
(a) 0 (b) /4
(c) /2 (d) 
Sol: At resonance current will be in phase with applied voltage.

5.A100 mH inductor is connected to a 157 V, 50 Hz AC source peak current of the circuit

is____.
(a) Imax = 3.53 A (b) Imax = 7.07 A
(c) Imax = 3.14 A (d) Imax = 1.414 A
Sol:

L ()
 Vpeak 157  2
I peak = = = 7.07 A
L 2  50  100  10−3

Vpeak = Vrms  2

Choice (2)
6.The EMF of the batteries with internal resistance is connected in the circuit the equivalent
EMF and internal resistance of the circuit between terminal ‘AB' are equal to_____.

(a) (b)

(c) (d)

By applying source transformation

7.Which of the following is the best phasor diagram representing the phase relationship
between current and voltage in an alternating current source connected to a capacitor?

(a) (b)

(c) (d)
Sol: In an RC circuit current leads the applied voltage
Choice (1)

8.The self-inductance of the coil depends

(a) the area of the coil (b) the temperature of the coil
(c) the induced EMF (d) the current
N 2 A
Sol: L =
Where L is inductance (H)
 = or = permeability (H/m)
N = Number of turns
A = area of coil (m2)
L = length of magnetic path.
9.What is the resulting equation when Kirchhoff’s loop law is applied to the following closed-
loop ADEFA

(a) -I6 R6 + I4 + I5 R5 – I1 R1 = E2 – E3
(b) I6 R6 + I4 R4+ I5 R5 – I1R1 = E2 + E3
(c) I6 R6 + I4 + I5 R5 + I1 R1 = - (E2 + E3)
(d) I6 R6 – I4 R4 – I5 R5 + I1 R1 = - E2 + E3

By writing KVL to the loop ADEFA

i6 R 6 − E 2 + i 4 R 4 + i5 R 5 − E 3 − i1 R1 = 0
i6 R 6 + i 4 R 4 + i5 R 5 = i1 R1 = E 3 + E 2
Choice (2)

10.A 220 V, 50 Hz ac source is connected in series to a 30  resistor, an inductor, and a

capacitor, each having 200  inductive reactance and 160  capacitive reactance,
respectively. The voltage drop across the resistor is ____.
(a) 52 V (b) 92 V
(c) 132 V (d) 22 V
 220
I=
30 + j200 − j160
220
I=
30 + j40
220 220
I= = A
2500 50
220
Voltage a cross resistor =  30 = 132V
50
Choice (3)

11.The number of turns in the primary and the secondary coils of a transformer are 800 and
24000, respectively. If the current in the secondary is 6.0 A. the current in the primary is:
(a) 90 A (b) 120 A
(c) 150 A (d) 180

Sol: N1 = 800
N2 = 24000
I2 = 6 A
I1 = ?
N 2 I1 N
=  I1 = 2  I 2
N1 I2 N1
24000
I1 = 6
800
I1 = 180 A

12.A battery of EMF 6.0 V and internal resistance 1.0  is connected to a resistor of 11.
The terminal potential difference for the battery is:
(a) 6.0 V (b) 5.5 V
(c) 5.2 V (d) 4.5 V
Sol:
 6V

11
VT = 6  = 5.5V
12
Choice (1)

13.Consider two wires AB and CD, of lengths 2L and L and radius r and 2r, respectively. AB
and CD are made of material of resistivity p and 2p, respectively. The wires are connected in
parallel to a battery of EMF E of negligible internal resistance, The ratio of currents through
AB and CD, (IAB/ ICD) is.
(a) 2 (b) 4
1 1
(c) (d)
4 2
Sol: Wire 1 Wire 2
Length = 2L Length = L
Radius = r Radius = 2 r
Resistivity = P Resistivity = 2 
(2L) 2(L)
R1 = R2 =
r 2 (2r) 2
2L 2L L
R1 = R2 = =
r 2 4r 2
2r 2
R1 = 4 R2
I 1  I1 = 1 I 2
R 4

Choice (3)

14.Two resistors R1 and R2 have their resistance values in the ratio of 3:5. When they are
combined in series, their equivalent resistance is 24 . The individual resistances R1 and R2,
respectively, are:

(a) 6  and 18  (b) 18  and 6 

(c) 9  and 15  (d) 15  and 9 
R1 3
Sol: =  5R1 = 3R 2  R1 3 R 2
R2 5 5

R1 + R 2 = 24 3 R + R = 24
5 2 2

8R 2
= 24
5
R 2 = 15
R1 = 9
Choice (3)

15.The energy required to build up a current I in a coil of self-inductance L is:

1
(a)   LI (d) LI2
2

1
(c) LI (d)   LI 2
2
The energy stored in an inductor (EL)
= 1 L I2
2
Choice (4)

16.A series LCR circuit (R= 30 , XL =40 , Xc = 80) is connected to an AC source of 200 V
and 50 Hz. The power dissipated in the circuit is.
(a) 480 W (b) 240 W
(c) 48 W (d) 24 W
Sol:

220
=
30 + j40 − j80
220
| I |=
50
 2
 220 
P2 = I R = 
2
  30 = 480 W
 50 
Choice (1)

17.A current of 4.0 A is maintained in a coil of self-inductance 8.0 mH. The energy stored in
the coil is:

(a) 64 mJ (b) 128 mJ

(c) 32 mJ (d) 16 mJ

Sol: Energy stored in an inductor = E L = 1 2 LI2

= 1  42  8  10−3
2
= 64 mJ

Choice (1)

18.In an LC circuit, the values of L and C are 5.0 × 10-2 H and 5.0 ×10-6 F, respectively. At t = 0
all of the energy is stored in the capacitor. Then the angular frequency of the LC oscillations
in the circuit (in radians/s) is:

(a) 1.5 × 103 (b) 2.0 × 103

(c) 2.5 × 103 (d) 3.0 × 103
1
Sol: Frequency of oscillations () =
LC
1 1
= = = 2  103
−8
LC 5  5  10
Choice (2)

19.Consider two cells of emf 1 and 2 with internal resistances r1 and r2. respectively. The
two cells are connected in parallel by connecting their positive terminals together and
connecting their negative terminals together. The combination is equivalent to a single cell
with emf given by:
(a) (1 r2) / r1 + r2) (b) (1 r2 + 2r1)/(r1 + r2)
(c) (1 r1 + 2r2)/(r1 + r2) (d) (2 r1)/r1 + r2)

By applying source transformation

1 r1 +  2 r2 r1 r2
.
r1 r2 r1 + r2
1 r2 +  2 r1
r1 + r2
Choice (2)
20.Two batteries E1(emf: 6V, internal resistance: 0.5) and E2 (emf: 12V, internal resistance:
1.0 ) are connected in parallel by connecting their positive terminals to point A and
2
negative terminals to point B. A third battery E3 [emf:6V internal resistance:   ] is
3
connected in series with this combination by connecting its positive terminal to B. The
equivalent emf of this combination is
(a) 2 V (b) 12 V
(c) 14 V (d) 24 V

V = 6 + 8 = 14V
Choice (3)