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1
potential V(x) = 7 kx? ~ % x3 where
k, A> 0, then
(1) x = 0 and x = Bare points of
stable equilibrium.
(@) x = 0 is a point of stable
equilibrium and x = k/A is a point
of unstable equilibrium.
(3) x = 0 and x = W/h are points of
unstable equilibrium,
(4) There are no points of stable or
unstable equilibrium.
Consider two frames S and S' where S
is stationary while S' is rotating in
space about its 2’ axis. The origins O
and O' of the two systems coincide and
the axis of rotation of S' (ie. Z-axis)
also coincide with z-axis of S, then
velocity transformations are :
‘A particle is observed from two frames
S, and S,. The frame S, is accelerating
with respect to $,. Let F, and F; be the
forces on the particle when seen from
S, and S, respectively. Which of the
following is not possible ?
(1) F,=0;F,=0
(2) F,=0;F,#0
(3) F,#0;F, 40
(4) F,#0;F)=0
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(4) 10 m/s?
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(2) 0.033 m
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(4) 0.320 m
Two particles A and B initially at rest,
move towards each other under a
mutual force of attraction. At the
instant when the speed of A is v and
the speed of B is 2 v, the speed of the
centre of mass of the system is
(1) zero
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@) 3v
A 100 kg rocket is set for vertical
firing, If exhaust velocity is 750 m/s
and fuel is consumed at the rate of
2 kg/s, the initial acceleration of rocket
is (in upward direction)
(1) 12 m/s?
Q) Sms?
3) 3 m/s?
4) 10 mis?
A. stone is dropped vertically
downward with zero initial velocity
from a 100 m high cliff at equator.
Find the horizontal displacement of
stone when it reaches on ground due to
rotation of earth.
(Angular velocity of earth = 7.29 x 10°
rad/s)
(1) 0.022: m
(2) 0.033 m
3) 0.210m
(4) 0320m 8.
wag Ft ae & 400 m 8 UPA aT
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(Cori SI BACT = 1000 ke/m? ce Stra
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2) 2kg/m?
3) 4 kg/m?
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Estimate the change in the density of
water in ocean at a depth of 400 m
below the surface,
(Take density of water = 1000 kg/m?;
Bulk modulus of water = 2 x 10° N/m?)
(1) L kg/m?
(2) 2kg/m?
G3) 4kg/m?
(4) 8kg/m?
‘A beam of length / and radius r is
supported at its end and loaded in the
middle. The depression at the centre is
proportional to
(W — weight of load and Y — Young’s
modulus)
ye
O wr
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we
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A body A of mass 4 m moving with
speed v collides with another body B
‘of mass 2 m at rest, The collision is
head on and elastic in nature. In the
collision the fraction of energy
transferred by A is
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i.
12.
Suppose 1000 small water drops each
of same radius 10-'m coalesce and
form a big drop. The ratio of total
surface energy of the 1000 drops to
that of a single big drop is
(1) 1000
(2) 100
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Two capillaries of same diameter are
dipped into a liquid of specific
gravity 0.4 and 0.8 respectively. If
their surface tensions are in the ratio
6: 5, then the ratio of height of liquid
in them will be
() 6:5
(2) 12:5
(3) 3:5
@) 7:12
‘A. small sphere has mass m and
density d;, It is released in a long jar
of glycerin and after some time it
attains a steady velocity. If density of
glycerin is d,, then viscous force
acting on the sphere now is,
a
m
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14,
A particle of mass m is projected with
initial velocity u at an angle of 45° to
the horizontal, Find the magnitude of
angular momentum of the particle
about the point of projection when the
particle is at the highest point of
trajectory.
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3
mu
@ iB
A body is moving under inverse
square central force and its path is
elliptical. The velocity of body is ~
(Symbols have their usual meaning)
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16.
ABCD is a thin square plate of
uniform density o and side 4a. Four
point masses, each of mass m are
placed on the plate as shown in Fig. In
the moment of inertia, matrix of the
composite system
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(1) only I, is zero.
(2) only Ly and I,, are zero,
(3) All the product of inertia terms
are zero.
(4) None of the product of inertia
terms is zero.
A spherical ball of ice has radius Ry
and is rotating with an angular speed @
about is central axis. At time t= 0 it
starts acquiring mass because the
moisture (at rest) around it starts to
freeze on it uniformly. As a. result its
radius increases as R() — Ry + at
where a is a constant. The curve
which best describes its angular speed
with time is (assume ice does not melt
during the rotation).
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19.
The value of @ and B for which the
equations Q = q* cos Bp, P = q* sin Bp
represent a canonical transformation
are
wo
Q
@
4
Angular momentum-Poisson bracket
relation is given by
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@ [#Rt-
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@ [Rz-
‘Two particles each of rest mass m,
collide head on and stick together.
Before collision, the speed of each
particle was 0.6 times the speed of
light in free space. The mass of final
entity is
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Q) Laym (1 + 4%?) 32—mg a?
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(4) L=$m(1 + da2x?) 42 + mg ax?
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26.
27,
Find the speed at which the mass of an
electron is twice its rest mass.
(c- velocity of light)
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‘A body of rest mass mp collides
perfectly inelastically at a speed of
0.8 c with another body of equal rest
mass kept at rest. Calculate the
‘common speed of the bodies after the
collision.
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3c
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A particle of mass m slides under the
gravity without friction along the
parabolic path y = ax?, as shown in the
figure. Here a is a constant. The
Lagrangian for this particle is given by
m
() L=4mi-mgar?
@ L=}m(1 +402) # mg at
@) L=}mi? + mga?
@) Led + 40%) 2+ mg ax? 29, aT Ura ao A oot seh eA
oat 116 we ord 2, ah ret
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(1) 400%
(2) 300%
3) 200%
(4) 100%
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Fa bee i Sal wen cag A aft
wall or agar 8 —
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| 29.
If the energy of an alpha particle is
reduced to 1/16 of its initial value, the
percentage increase in its de-Broglie
wavelength will be
(1) 400%
(2) 300%
(3) 200%
(4) 100%
‘The wave length 4 of a photon and the
de-Broglie wave length of an electron
have the same value. The ratio of
energy of the photon to the kinetic
energy of electron is
(m — mass of electron)
2
w mi
(2) him?ed,
@ 2a
@ 1
The path of @ particle in a moving
reference frame S' (velocity v in x
direction comparable to ¢) is circular.
Its path will appear in stationary
reference frame S as
(2) Circular
(2) Hyperbolic
(3) Elliptical with Y axis as major
axis
4
Elliptical with X axis as major
axis
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1x 10! kg; m, = 1.66 x 107 kg)
(m=
(1) 5.5.x 104
(2) 1.82x 103
(G) 5x10
(4) 3.6 104
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32,
33.
34.
The uncertainty in the position of a
particle is equal to its de-Broglie wave
length. The minimum uncertainty i
velocity is
() wi4n
Q) wn
@) wlan
(4) v8
A particle of mass m is subjected to @
force F(t) = — Vvir) such that the
wave function §(p, 1) satisfies the
momentum space Schridinger equation
(B-av3)o@, 0 = 12.0 wits
h= 1, ais same real-constant and ¥,, is
the gradient operator in momentum
space. The force F(t) is
() -a
(2) -2ar
oy
(4) -4ar
The ratio of uncertainities in the
velocities of an electron and a
proton confined to a cube of dimension
1078 m is (m, = 9.1 x 107! kg; m=
1.66 x 1077 kg)
Q) 535x104
@ 182x106
@) 5x10
(4) 36x 104 35, we aRates dors Am fan at
A fara ahr A?-3A+2=0 81
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& are ora at sama ga x = OK ITE
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A particle of mass m and energy E,
moving in the positive x direction is
incident on a step potential at x = 0 as
shown in the figure. The height of the
potential step is V, and Vy > EB.
At x = xy where xq > 0 the probability
of finding the particle is 1/e times the
probability of finding it at x = 0.
12
| the value of xy is
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F=0
() 2a @ Va
1
@) 20 (4) V4a
The wave function of a quantum
mechanical particle is given by
3 4
wa) =3 4, +54)
with $2) and (2) are eigen
funetions with corresponding energy
cigen values -leV and -2eV,
respectively. The energy of the particle
in state y is
=4l
Q) F5ev
@ dey
36
@ 33eV
@ Zev
If the energy of energy level in a three
dimensional box is 14E,, then order of
degeneracy is
a) 2
Q@) 3
G) 4
(4) 6 41.
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aftr att &, (A #0, B +0)
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@) A=B=5
@) A=-B=2
(4) A=-B=2
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| 42.
The effect of spin orbit coupling for an
electron in s orbital is that this level
(1) will split into four levels.
(2) will split into three levels.
(3)_ will split into two levels.
(4) there will not be any splitting,
If the potential of the electron due to
the electric force of the nucleus in a
hydrogen like atom is
Ze 1
Va) = Anegt
and the normalized wave function
for the ground state has the form
u= A exp (-Br) then the constants A
and B are related as
2-8
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@ A= Bye
2
Q) A=
4) A =pr
Consider a linear harmonic oscillator
and let yp and y, be its real
normelized ground and first excited
state energy eigen _funetion
respectively. Let AWg + By,, with A
and B real numbers be the wave
function of the oscillator at some
instant of time. The values of A and B
that maximize the average value of x
(ie <2) are (A #0, B #0)
L
1) A=-B=——
@ B 2
@) A=
G) A
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44,
46.
Which of the following relations for
angular momentum operator is not
correct ?
a) BF ig=0
@ b2=n,
@) G,djen_
@ B,3=45,
Which of the following matrix
representations is correct for j =?
(o, — Pauli matrices; 1 > unit matrix
of order 2 x2)
a jathe,
The total wave function Wi9q for H
atom is given by
(Symbols have their usual meaning)
a 00" Fegh
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ole
) Yi" Jeni
Za
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49,
Assuming that the nucleus is a
uniformly charged sphere of radius R,
the energy correction in the first order
for hydrogen atom is proportional to
MR
(2) 2
@R
(4) RF
A one — dimensional _simple
harmonic oscillator with Hamiltonian
2
Hy = Om +3 Rx? is subjected to a
small perturbation H’ = ox + Bx3 + yx
The first order correction to the ground
state energy is dependent on
(1) only B
(Q) aandy
(3) aandp
(4) onlyy
In Stark effect for hydrogen atom, the
second order
ground state energy is proportional to
{E> strength of electric field]
(1) Bz
QE
@) B
@ Et
correction in the
If J = J, + Jy then the total number of
cigen states of J2 will be
@) Jb
Q G+HG+1
G) Qi, +1 25,41)
M G-DG-D 51.
53.
10
pal iieed Pan} aga, Sa eT
seers + sigs are aa & Afar
ware Ht neff ore & AGIA @ 1 wee
n@-
(a) 3
Q) 2
@l
@ 2
RT SrrepreT A RATA Gh SHUT ABT TET TA
yao + 2etke 8 fear sre 8 | ae cht
wate
she?
“om
3h?
2m
nk?
2m
ne
m
@)
@)
@)
L cag & ume waferta aiaa firecht
aang L wen dat art Sa Ft S|
fre oes ater ait eH y =P CLy—x4)
Beem srren & | ge ater Gers aT STP
we ge Pra fae a a A afte
Rg sae Sal eh
(b tm Praia 2)
oO
Q)
@)
(4)
19
According to Fermi-Golden rule, the
transition rate is proportional to n™
power of the matrix clement of
perturbation connecting these states.
Here ‘n’ is
(1) zero
@ 2
@)1
@) 2
The wave function of a particle
moving in free space is given by
y= eb + Derik
Shik?
2m
nike
2m
nk?
‘2m
wie
®
a)
Q)
@)
For a particle in a one dimensional box of
length L with infinite walls a trial wave
function is given as yw Pas - 2,
Using this trial function the ground
state energy of the particle as estimated
by the variation method will be
(b is a constant)
t
Oars
te
3mL?
Sn
mi?
2h
SmL?
Q)
())
a 54. Uh go Tet & fru ag Hal dhe A ges
ores weit are Ga cen eaficia
wre aa ge
() tet
(2) 2:1
(@) 3:1
(4) 4:1
55. Uh are af qu five veftia fear
wat &—
Vy 1 sam faq
vo NS Coat
ae sal din i, ge fava & oro
weep a A nef ara wargael 8 | aah
ng-
(1) 2
@ 4
@ 5
4) 6
56. AEE A ae B IUTieAl a agar 8 —
Aa _ 8nhy?
@ Ro
Acar _ 4nin3
20
54, The ratio of the low energy limit
differential scattering cross section for
a rigid sphere to its geometrical cross
section is
@ i:
@ 2:1
@) 3:1
(4 4:1
55, An attractive square well potential is
represented by
Vp forr a
Vvo= {
The scattering due to this potential in
low energy limit is proportional to n'*
power ofa. Here nis
@ 2
@4
@ 5
(4) 6
56. The ratio of Einstein's A and B
coefficients is
Adi _ Shy?
By
Aa _4nin?
By}
Adi _ Baby?
3) te
OR?
a)
Q)
Ay 3
(a) Att Aae
10 57. dail arm Rare @ fra sede FT
Sacto agra aaead a Ter pe 1 ay
au emrey & fig wm sraafit Ger
‘arr sefifa @, at aga areca 8 —
a =p (a0) BA) + BOD 02)
Qy = yl B2)-B(1) a(2)]
@G) w=a(1) BQ)
(4) w= a2) BO)
58, [wear a) ares aot & oe Pra
ferq saps Parca # entire erent et
Fen an wer fafaa F sranfta
area Bt den a aaa}
+1
o>
1
o>
I
1
Oest
2
® Gpd-p
59. aaa atiraretter (ala-gecthaett) sor
emdfs stadf dem fra Ga 21
‘afe spoil sr Samm 1 (GH) &, gee ct
oat arti A armen f -
(1) 2,9,49
@) 1,12,39
@) 627,99
(4) 9, 18,72
57.
A system consists of two particles for
each of which there are just two
allowed states a and B. If the particles
are identical but represented by an
antisymmetric function, then the
allowed state is
a) w= Flo) Be) + BQ) a(2)]
Qyw =ReO B2)— BC) a(2))
@) y= a(1) B2)
(4) y= a(2) BO)
For a system of two identical particles
with spin I the ratio of number of
states which are symmetric under spin
interchange to the number of states
which are antisymmetric under spin
interchange is
w At
@ 5
1
® TT
#
® GED
‘Two identical non-interacting particles
are in an isotropic harmonic oscillator
potential fields. If the particles have
spin 1, then degeneracies of the first
three energy levels are
(1) 2,9,49
(2) 1,12,39
(3) 6,27,99
@) 9, 18,72 60.
61.
62.
fea # cate oan oe art st sae
AS Bae ACB A SM (aR) F
50 cal ST eeaafta feat SAT
ares 211A 2B WHT ADB
safer a AH ara SoH eS
qd) 2g
(2) 2313
@) 2515
@) 3nd
wm birt an Promer qui 5 2 1 af
ae ofl aH os Ha A 250 J Ser
sasha ater @, dh gas grr Sen se
sien @1 of am frafiia wen eth —
(1) 50s
(2) 1003
3) 2007
(4 3003
wm arrest ta (y = 1.4) sftest at Peat
aa ve mee eer ret @ | af ta wT
140 J Sor & ret 8 tt ta A arias
wal F oftarda 8 —
(1) 1965
2) 1405
(3) 1005
(4) 403
| 60. 50 cal of heat should be supplied to take
a system from the state A to state B
| through the path ACB as shown in
figure. The quantity of heat to be
supplied to take it from A to B via
ADB is
200 ce 400 cc
QQ) 2s
(2) 2313
| (3) 2513
(4 31d
61. The coefficient of performance of a
refrigerator is 5. If it extracts 250 J of
heat per cycle from cooling
compartment, then the heat per cycle
i discharge to hot reservoir will be
() 505
@) 100s
@) 2003
(4) 3003
heated at constant pressure, If an
amount 140 J of heat is supplied to the
gas, the change in intemal energy of
| gasis
() 196)
| 2) 140)
| @) 1003
1 @ 401
| 62. A sample of ideal gas (y = 1.4) is
|
2 10 63. w de sem aie & sae (we)
ap ae we aA Prete S TET
dam & qe Pan am TH aa
P=-2T+P, @ wel P, wm Praca 8 |
ween tam 8 dag welt ofted
1 J mole"K? & | Bae A WoT
& fe aeaftaa-atinis afer
v= (SB) av 8 aa aV=Vi4— Moa
rere earn Ale sac # afte
2.8 aaa & wet & aaa 3 at
wee
(D Viig = Vsotia
2) Viig= Yooiaé 1
3) Viig= Veoia - 1/2
(8) Viig= Veoia +2
64. FET Re GH a ta X Hoe -50°X
H sac 8 wa 170° X FAA SI
313 K aM, 3a at Sa ST TT
(1) -152°x
(2) -122°x
(3) -90°X
(4) -75°X
65, wm anit efor AM earaT 800 K @ 500K
war X & 600K & wea aa BX BI
ane -
Q) 960K
(2) 846K
@) 812K
(4) 754K
63.
64.
65,
A solid melts into a liquid via first
order phase transition. The
relationship between the pressure P
and the temperature T of the phase
transition is P=—2T + Py where P, isa
constant. The entropy change
associated with phase transition is
1 J mole'K"!, The Claussius -
Clapeyom equation for heat of
=T (2) AV. Here
cig iS the change in molar
transformation is
AV =Vig— Vy
volume at the phase transition, The
correct statement in relation to the
values of volumes is
(1) Viiq= Veotia
@) Viig= Vsoia-!
8) Viiq= Veotia~ 1/2
@® Viig= Vsouia * 2
Suppose on a temperature scale
X, water boils at ~50° X and freezes at
170° X. The temperature of 313 K on
this scale will be read as
(1) 152°
(2) -122°x
@B) -90°X
(4) -75°X
A Carnot engine has the same
efficiency between 800 K to 500 K
and X to 600 K. The value of X is
(1) 960K
(2) 846K
(3) 812K
(4) 754K 61.
68,
69,
eam Regret or sud ot fora =
arr a ore at ed Gage TTT
Q) 1K
@) 10K
@) 0.001K
(4) 100K
frfafer #8 wa ar fami
sonrnfactia dee adi 8 7
o G),-),
© f-Gl,
ia ora oft rey cera fre
sf faa sre?
cael aed vara orl & y
Ge)
ON,
@ u=aG
® w= (5
® u-(&
Rendices aaa Sal afonta FH arch S
(aaa safera ate
(i) F=U+TS
@) F-u-Ts
@) F=U+PV
(@) F=U+PV-TS
Oy
|
24
67.
68.
|
69.
Using adiabatic demagnetisations, the
minimum temperature that could be
produced is nearly
(i) 1K
(2) 10K
(3) 0.001K
(4) 100K
Which of the following is not a
Maxwell thermodynamical relation ?
o h-G),
© Ge,
© G,-3),
0 B-B
‘The chemical potential per molecule in
it* phase is represented by
(where symbols have their usual
meanings)
@ w-(&)
@) 4-46
@) u(y)
‘6G
@ We (&)
Helmholtz free energy is defined by
(symbols have their usual meanings)
() F=U+TS
Q) F=u-Ts
@) F=u+PV
(4) F=U+PV-TS 70.
n.
nR
73.
10
aft @ waca Pera st ay T & eet
Sar ven S wy wenn Fe
‘aftr TE HE: Z, AZ, FA HS
frerai & sqaa Preorer or afar Ber
zem-
(art Prenre area: fran vet Hew F 1)
(Ql) Z=2Z,+2Z,
Q) Z=2Z,2,
Q) Z=Z,Z/(Z,+Z,)
@) Z=ZiZ+Z,)
gem aife saree eiarcrer 3 —
(1) Wah ae aera |
Q) eh é maensit 4 fea er frat
dl ear |
(3) spn firg ve Proa wer a aTE a
aa % ane sam sane sat
Mel
4) wget wen errs Shai wel aera B |
ees argon ame, Prarer Ah wogn —
(1) Fra et 1
Q) Fee
@) veda!
(4) Fem ag ade |
Fatt Frere fare weed ee aac
wert Z 3 vet A ge waER St ot 8 —
w nener[+32in7]
Q) H=k[InZ+TZ]
@) H=NkT[I+inZ]
(4) H=NkT[I-inZ]
28
70.
TL.
7.
73.
If Z, and Z, are partition fucntions of
two independent systems in
equilibrium with a reservoir at
temperature T respectively, then
partition function Z of the combined
system of these two system is
represented by
(the systems are non-interacting)
(l) Z=Z,+Z,
@ 2-22,
3) Z=Z,Z/Z,+Z,)
4) Z=ZiZ,+Z)
In first order phase transition
(1) Entropy does not change.
(2) Gibb’s function is not constant in
both the phases.
(3) First derivative of Gibb’s function
with respect to temperature and
pressure is discontinuous at
transition point.
(4) Entropy and density both do not
change.
In an irreversible process, entropy of
system
(1) remains constant.
(2) increases.
(3) decreases.
(4) may increase or decrease,
Enthalpy of a system in term of
partition function Z is given by
13
a HeNir[ +Bnz|
Q) H=k(inZ+1Z]
(3) H=NkT [1 +/nZ]
(4) H=NKT[1-nZ] 74.
75.
16.
7.
areal ta ar dia ser amis
FSR m A et era & BATT Sra |
agin 8
() 32
@ 12
@) -12
(4) -32
facta fara & faq arenaer 3 a
sade —
(1) free aot aftr arf arte |
Q) teatres ga oat aiftrecs at
vafeg |
(3) States oat sift ef safer |
@) wah sats ee ate |
mere VF ag m Ze & UH Ua
au & feu, E aa E+ dE ool wa a
aia ee seen A Fen
Barger 8 —
Q) Ee
Q) ES
@) EM %
(4) BO%
al He 1 a2 He I & vara Tos BT
agama 8—
ai
@) 104
@) 10?
(4) 103)
14.
‘The partition function of ideal gas is
proportional to n™ power of molecular
mass m, Here n is
(ly) 3/2
@ 12
G) -172
(4) -3/2
The condition for an isolated system to
be in equilibrium is
(1) Gibb’s energy must be maximum.
(2) Helmholtz free energy must be
maximum,
(3) Internal must be
maximum.
energy
@
Entropy must be maximum,
For a single particle of mass m
enclosed in volume V, the number of
accessible microstate in the energy
range E to E + dE is proportional to
a) EB
@) EI
@
@ Be
The ratio of co-efficient of viscosities
of liquid He II and He | is
ai
@ 10
(3) 10%
(4) 10%
10 78. ah eftait & us fre fran Fifa |
am f& weteia sea 3 oem da
ween see ao faq srereu S 1
ahi aot & uw eh sae A wae
aE ar St wifes
a) 12
@) v4
we
@) 1B
79, 48 ame swt Ha se a ste
Sree Bile A SAMA AE BT 7
(1) Fre
@Q) Fa
GB) Rega
fag
80.
are Fro & fey Prefeitiad 4 a ata ar
wa aae?
() Prare so ered S|
(2) Prea% ao fatiga f 1
G3) wen wate fet ue afer F
Feat fi woo we Hae v1
@) afer (after) aaa TH
ame
10
|
|
27
79.
|
ahe-ordadr Bite ht agar we | 8
Consider a system of two Fermions.
Let
dimensional box be available for each
first three states in a one
particle. The probability that both the
particles are found together in a given
state is
@ 12
Q) 4
(3) zero
4) 13
Which of the following particles does
not obey Bose-Einstein Statistics ?
(1) Photons
(2). Mesons
(3) Cooper-pair
(4) Positron
Which of the following is ot correct
for a system obeying Bose-Einstein
Statisties ?
(1) The particle of the system are
identical.
(2) The particle of the system are
distinguishable.
(3) Any number of particle can
occupy a single cell in phase
space.
)
Occupation index is one. 81.
82.
pier ‘fafirer 7 a
1_ 8x58
P-Ta@ “th? ama fea are & 1
wet AaB a ane: &—
() A=2;B=2
@Q) A=2;B=4
@) A=2;B=3
(4) A=3;B=4
rae ar re fre si ar
x 8am vy wy tdy Hea |
rite sais sito a (Ee |
ah — i
qQ ee
Q ofS
@ % VE
@ fe
A Req me ser AS aia area zee 7 |
() afaga ao Aaeda steesia
‘aiftercht ar tiers He F |
Q) & anes da-sreda ta} ah
wT T= 0% GF Gea (eR)
weer Tea |
G) wie waa (fer) an ate
orgedhs aiferht A cert Het & |
(4) Sea wa fers aiferht st oer
wae!
28
82.
The pressure of black body radiation is
1 3n%(kTP
T5(A) (he)?
values of A and B are respectively
() A=
given by P = + here
The value of v, for which the
probability of 2 molecule having x
component of velocity between v, to
% + ay, falls to (2) times the
maximum value is
fier
2m
@) yaa fet
Which of the following statements is
not correct ?
(1) Indistinguishable particles obey
Maxwell’s Boltzmann Statistics
(2) All particles on an ideal Bose-
Einstein gas occupy a single state
atT=0
(3) The integral spin particles obeys
Bose Einstein Statistics,
(4) Protons obey Fermi Dirac
Statistics.
10 84. at Ht fafine Ge (C, 4 C,) eater
frais (y) wn era a (HF
‘ware srefita fase aren @ —
PLP Phe ple Ale
85, ta Ff ear Wie at ga ver Rar
arm 8
(otast & arara arf € 1)
() 3 pci
@) n=390
@) n=Forer
@) n=Focn?
86, aft um te Han & cin ahtoea Bee »,,
vy wey, Fat (ugh by, )? 35 ATER AT
Ow
kr
@ 1+d5
@ ary
> kT
@ asa
10
29
84.
| 85.
The relation between specific heat of
gases (C, and C,), adiabatic constant
(7) and degree of freedom(f) is
represented by
SLA PLP Ale ple
The coefficient of viscosity of a gas is
given by
(Symbols have their usual meaning)
() 1 =3 pe
@) n=}per2
@) a= pra
@ =F
If ¥ vy and vy, represent the three
Cartesian components of velocity of @
molecule in a gas, then mean value of
(9+ bv, will be
(1) zero
@ 1+ ot
3) ary
kT
@ a+b) 87. Rath ae } ay ar ga Pa a T
rey HT we AB | Ae FAT Ta STE
wer am oo ee 3 at ee fete Fa
sare aa eT
aa
Qn»
@*
@ a
88, otter Teel & mea ae) aa
Gat onftes fata > sre 7
mw
® ppt!
we fa St chem faire Som ter
supa raid a a 1g 8 5/2R V1 ze
wae ad fear rar eH AWC, 8 BHAT C,
ale ag Ferd area a Bee 2 fee te
ay
() Pea di waco 21
2) Praag gs fares 2 |
3) Pater ange fares g
(4) We TS seat ye fares
aawete
89,
87.
88,
89.
‘The mean free path of a gas molecule
is 2. at pressure P and temperature T. If
pressure is halved while temperature is
doubled, the new mean free path will
be
(ya
(2) 2%
@%
@ 4%
The correct inter-relation between
transport co-efficient is
(on the basis of molecular theory of
The molar specific heat of a gas as
given from the kinetic theory is 5/2 R.
If itis not specified whether it is C, or
C,, one could conclude
that the
molecules of the gas
(1) are definitely monoatomic.
(2) are definitely rigid diatomic.
(3) are definite non rigid diatomic.
(4 can be monoatomie or rigid
diatomic.
10 90.
m1.
92.
93.
10
aig SLi en He at wf afer sere
‘wal FRI: 5,60 MeV 7% 7.06 MeV @,
at afitBear |p + Li > 24He H staa
Foal eet
(1) 28.24 Mev
(2) 17.28Mev
(3) 146MeV
(4) 392Mev
Reatafies ara 0x > Wy Ft srahia
a Oe B weit At eer AT: B —
() 66
Q) 46
Q) 8,6
64
‘aera afte TH + 7H > 3He + in
Like aah Bi deta sare 1 Ft
seafita Sat ert re
[m({H) = 2.015 amu; m GHe) = 3.017;
009)
m(ja) =
(1) 9.0% 1034
(2) 1.86 x 1019
G) 25x 1035
(4) 3.4% 1095
‘fear A gener den 4 Ter Tes AT
323 1 ius aire ht Bisen gifeer @
Xan sare 8 | ae XS
a) WB
@ 4
GB) 2
@) 8
31
90.
9.
92.
93,
If the binding energy per nucleon in
4Li and $He nuclei are 5.60 MeV and
7.06 MeV respectively, then in the
reaction {P + }Li + 2 $He energy of
proton must be
(1) 28.24 MeV
(2) 17.28 Mev
@) 1.46 Mev
(4) 39.2Mev
In radioactive decay {7X > | Y
number of a and f particles emitted
are respectively.
() 66
Q) 4,6
@) &6
(4) 64
In the — fusion reaction
TH + TH 3He + jn, | kg of deuteron
undergoes complete fusion, The
amount of total energy released will be
nearly
[m@H) = 2.015 amu; m GHe) = 3.017;
m(jn) = 1.009]
(1) 9.0% 1035
(2) 1.86 x 10!
(3) 25x 1055
(4) 34x 10999
‘The mass number of He is 4 and that
of Sulphur is 32. The radius of Sulphur
nucleus is X-times larger than helium.
Here X is
a) V8
@4
@ 2
(4) 8 94,
95.
96.
97.
fra 7a ot a ae or age eae
arrept aurea Bre & —
() ja
@) #e
@) YeLu
Bs
@ Bu
co Suit & Tee ws Saal aay B
(1) R=ak!?
(2) R=aE7?
(3) R=ak?
(@) R=ak9?
cfsigia (B*) seas wa gelagin aafeareeT
(EC) # St afattan aor safe ater 2
saat
() Ra Re, sae a wea Ye FT
ers ST |
Q) sae aS, 1/2 sa eT ea Te
JeTT BT |
G) Fee sea, 1/2 TAT TIT LS
‘fama ZETA eT |
@) Sree HAR, YET aa TT m,
‘fara 3e7T eT |
Asie 50A Hah we | a
aifinha ae F, dar fer aga ac F, 2,
a
(1) F,>>F,
2) F,>F,
@) Fy=F
@ FL<«>F
@ F,>F,
@) F,=F
(4) F< Seut THe -
(1) ard ser srftteaT
(2) aaftrhta aera safe
@) Be raver
4) stare siftereT
104,
108. afe aafteha “aren sAPaBaAT Hk = 1.005
and mar =ER sore A ae
iat 108 5 8 at wm Aas A ari
Ay rarer gfe 8
(1) exp [5 x 108]
(2) exp [5 x 105]
(3) exp [5 x 103]
(4) exp [1 x 10%]
34
102.
103.
104,
105.
The packing fraction is defined as
M+A
A
M-A
Q) fA
dl) f=
A
® fyaR
A
@) fi
If a particle of mass m incident on a
nucleus of mass M, then threshold
energy of reaction in terms of Q value
will be -
o &n=-0")
M
@ En=-0(ets)
m
@) En= ol)
M—m
@ &n= oS")
The nuclear reaction
Gey 42H > Seu + Hi
Scu+2H > Scu+ IH is
(1) Heavy ion reaction
(2) Nuclear fusion reaction
(3) Photo disintegration
(4) Stripping reaction
If k= 1.005 in a nuclear chain reaction
and time interval between production
of two successive neutron is 10s.
Then fractional inerease in neutron in
one second is
(1) exp [5 x 108]
(2) exp [5 x 105]
(3) exp [5 x 103]
(4) exp [1 x 104] 106. @ Yeciafea afte A a BomeM F
aur ten 8 safer & | a fer gear,
cafe B& fa an a cies oa ort
@ | wala BA orf arg 1.50 fer 21
sant a A arf org
(1) 3.65 Ra
@) 73%
@) 10.95 fe
(4) 14.6 fe
107. rela a tein & fae adt er ah |
() ah Seis een asia aor ofan
aes
Q) wh aah we eh ao ater aT
@
G) wh ach iio aa € wate
2g ater a wells Bae e |
(4) Beh, vain an ates a wea e
farg aot agin onfiorts BE
108. <= ot He sary HTH Bh 8 —
(1) 10%s.
2) 107s,
(3) 1073s
(4) 10°!s
109. fra Fa ate ar vers aafehte weet
{eed ne 8 arise ea
?
() water
2) wearh
3) Aftferem siege
(4) deere
10
| 106.
107.
108.
| 109.
35
Two radioactive nuclei A and B are
present in equal number to begin with.
Three days later, there are three times
as many A nuclei as there are B nuclei,
The half-life of species B is 1.50 days.
The half-life of species A is
(1) 3.65 days
(2) 7.3 days
(3) 10.95 days
(4) 14.6 days
Choose correct statement for Lepton
and Hedrons,
(1) All lepton and hedron particles
are fermions,
(2) All lepton and hedron particles
are bosons.
(3) All lepton particle are fermions
whereas hedrons may be boson or
fermions.
(4) Leptons may be boson or
fermions but all hedrons are
fermions.
The order of mean life of t~ particles
is
(2) 10s,
Q) 10s
(3) 10-Bs
(4) 107s.
Which of the following materials is
not used as Moderator in nuclear
reactor ?
(1) Liquid sodium
(2) Heavy water
(3) Berilium oxide
(4) Graphite 110. faa gata setter Beerit F er H
Sats ah fhe cheer aT HH?
QQ) wa
Q aeaagT
G) rates reaT
@) fafa
111, Fam Pred & saan fa Fa ee at
aftfiner aga 8 2
() ptoetty
(QQ) A+n3l-+p
@) ntnomtp
(4) Et+n3E+p
1° aT GST 8 —
ua+dd
a
wa-dd
sp
sd+ua
or
@)
112.
wo
@
ids
113, AAR Heer Peas & ye % fee
‘ele | wen wera Baa are GAT
wie wer
(ori fem CTE)
@ wa p. 108m
Gi) wa a2
Gil) Teta r 10m
@ Gd) Gi)
ad) poqisr
@a4
@r
r P
q Pp
@rop 4
110. Which one of the following quantity
will not be conserved in electro-
magnetic interaction ?
(1) Parity
(2) Charge Conjugation
(3) Isospin
(4) Strangeness
111. Which one of the following reaction is
allowed according to conservation
laws?
() ptoet+y
(QQ) At+n>E+p
@) nowtp
(4) Btno dtp
112. Quark structure of n° is
ay Weal
@
e =
(4) ds
113. Choose the correct relation between
Column —I and Column — Il for range
of fundamental interactions.
Column-1 Column
(Interaction) Range)
i) Strong p. 108m
Weak qa ©
Gravitational, 107m
@ @ Gi)
Qpoqait
@ qr Pp
G)r oq Pp
@ ro opo@
10 14, TER Ae (GM) aha a fie ta
‘Feo segs a et wee?
(1) oor
2) pam
GB) yer
@) RR
11s. a wm wa B= 02 TH
pari 8 omifta &, a eet angle
arn
CAT ST HAT m, = 1.67 x 1077 kg @)
(1) 1.04 MHz
(2) 1.52 MHz
(3) 3.05 MHz
(4) 6.10 MHz
35 MeV oat & a amr 20 =m why
Bare & 8 ore wets F yaa eT
2a we eyR oT
% fee 35 ev A oat ona 2 |
SR OTT HY TOT BHAT
Gat fa ao A a oat a
sere 4 sreih hy
(1) 1.6 « 1072
Q) 32x10 4
(3) 48x 10-24,
(4) 64x 10° A
116,
10
| 114. Which one of following could not be
|
|
|
37
116.
detected by GM counter ?
(1) a particle
(2) B particle
3) ypatticle
(4) Neutron
If magnetic field B = 0.2 T is applied
to a cyclotron, then its frequency will
be-
(assume partile is proton m, = 1,67 x
1027 ke)
(1) 1.04 MHz
(2) 1.52 MHz
(3) 3.05 Miz
(4) 6.10 MHz
© particle of energy 35 MeV enters
ionization chamber at the rate of 20
particles per second. If energy required
to produce an electron-ion pair is
35 eV, calculate ionization current.
(Assume complete energy of a
particle is utilized in pair production)
() 16x 1077 A
Q) 32x10 A
(3) 4.8x 10°? A
(4) 64x 109A 117. Serge after sefiia farer star 8 —
(adit & arava at @)
2B
() B= 2nRy Ge
4 B
Q) % = nS at
@)
de ‘dl
aang
1_ dB
© Sonat
fe IN afer 3 Mees ca A k St oT
vem amr fea Pare stat & ah Fra
Swat er —
(i) NeV+k
(@) NeV-k
@ Nev
(4) Nev
119, RES fore cata F oper aor Te GOTH
ein?
() fey
(2) Resgia
(3) Steer faewigis
(4) SeraRRTE ATTA
| 117. The Betatron condition is represented
eS
by (symbols have their usual meaning)
2
de &B
wo Baoan, ie
aB
2
MRS at
trang)
4B
dt
3
Qe
®)
a 1
© fae
Ifa particle of energy k is projected in
fa linear accelerator of N tubes, then
the energy of emerging particle will be
(1) NeV+k
@) Nev-k
@) YNev
(4) Nev
In which of the following accelerator,
the path of particle in it will not be
circular?
(1) Betatron
(2) Synchrotron
(3) Proton Synchrotron
(4) Cockcroft Walton
10 120, warraT apories =At fart B
() MLT1
@) MALT
@) ML"T
(@) ML-TS
arf Beaher 35 m/s BAT | PMR
eal a vise fem 8 12 m/s SE
We 1G ast a aie a ae a
wart & fag an orn fea fen 7
vega afae 2
(1) 0 =tan"(0.343) seater & qd fear
Fae
(2) 0 = tan1(0.343) Sealer & ofr
ean Ht aie
3) 0 = tan“!(2.912) Heater @ od AT
ak
(4) 0 = tan“\(1.421) stake & oR
Aart
121,
122, Freeda ata ah vite of & gm
frond aura & 2
() erie afia
Q) Baran Sst
G) sau afer
@) arian at
10
|
|
|
|
|
39
120. The dimensions of co-efficient of
viscosity are
() MET
@) MALT
@) MET
(@) ML?TS
121. Rain is falling vertically with a speed
35 m/s. Wind is blowing with a speed
of 12 mis from east to west directions.
In which direction should a boy hold
his umbrella to protect himself from
rain?
a
at @ = tan"(0.343) with the
vertices towards the east.
(2) at © = tan (0.343) with the
vertices towards the west.
at @ = tan“\(2.912) with the
vertices towards the east.
@)
(4) at © = tan-"(1.421) with the
vertices towards the west.
122. Which of the following pairs of
physical quantities has the same
dimensions ?
(1) Work and Power
(2) Momentum and Energy
(3) Force and Power
(4) Work and energy 123.
124,
125.
Bett y?—2=1 % fare fg (1,1,
mT aftciaaa THis afee e—
fetes
B
ai+f-k
v6
6) itty
Q)
Q)
2i+2j-£
@ 2Htick
aft aaa A Al ate (ars) m x n TAT
Wt pA AR ax pe tad
Aftaa qr Aigaa AB A ae 8 —
ay
Q
@)
@)
mxn
mxp
nxn
nxp
@ feat & srfeer (Sie) or wen fear
(ata) Ter & atta wr segaTa V3 81
wea afta & wer a8 —
x
OM ¢
Q)
ala
@)
ola
nia
4
| 123.
124,
The unit vector normal to the surface
x?+y?—z= 1 at the point (1, 1, 1) is
a aa
4
if
ve
+2}-k
@ Paik
4k
® aivaink
Q)
If the order of matrix A is m x n and
that of matrix B is n x p, then order of
multiplication matrix AB of these two
is
wo
@
8)
4
mxn
mxp
nxn
nxp
. The ratio of the dot product to the
magnitude of cross product of two
vectors is \[3. The angle between these
two vector is
M§
QF
@)
wll
wF 126.
127,
128,
10
+2 Wy
se ei CY at x dr +2y=0
wee
1
(1) y=eysin + 6 cos
Q) y=e,cos ax +c, sin ax
Be
@) y=ecos5~ ey sin=
4, af
(y= cco $+e, sin S
af Pa) cary agre 2 tt PL)
am-
GQ x
@ $Ge-1
@ Z@2+n
@ 708-3)
3 x3 Aftaa } aaa ga wo of
waehl Be 11 8 eT gee ATT 36 2 1
wa Ate & faq one om ees
wiet a me aa @ 1 Aa ar
after agit art &
() 18
@ 2
@) 9
(4) 6
at
126. The Solution of differential equation
@y | 2dy : a F
et ede a =0is
1) y=esint +. a
() y=e,sin +e, cosy
Q) y=cjcos ax +c, sin ax
@G) y=eeos*—e, sin®
a a
(4) y=cjcos $+, sint
17
By
IfP,(x) is Legendre’s polynomial, then
P(x) will be equal to
Q) x
@ 762-1)
@ 3@e+D
@ $@-3%)
128, A 3 x 3 matrix has elements such that
its trace is 11 and its determinant is 36.
The eigen values of the matrix are all
known to be positive integers. The
largest eigen value of the matrix is
a) 18
@Q) 12
@ 9
a) 6 129,
130.
131.
BARS AIG BI A eA —
(1) exp {p?=2?}
2) exp {37-(p-3)}
|= |
® oo {2}
(4) exp {2? + p?—2xp}
we anter wore fran Afre at wert
foe ara afoot 8 aR
fl =0
fa) =h
WAT le + 2m) = Ax)
Wa f(x) TERA Ah egos a, Se
-n
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