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EXERCISE – V JEE QUESTIONS

4. A
v=A
1.
1m  2.5  5. (i) B,C
Amplitude = 2 × 10–6 sin kx node at x = 0 y=0
x=L y=L
2 B&C
= 2 × 10–6 sin× 5 × 0.02
2
 1 m = 2.5    = 2/5 m (ii) B

 2  1011 1 .6
v   5000m / s v  0 .4  8 m / s
 8  103 10  2

5000 25000
f  0.4
2/5 2
 y = 2 × 10–6 sin (0.1 ) cos (25000 t + )

2.
0 .8
t=
8
t = 0.1 sec.

(iii) A,C
/2  L  3 / 4  L v
   2L    4L / 3 a =
10
10
10–3 × 2f =
10
(i) T= k.x
10 3
v= k T f=
2
6. v1 v2
v '  k 1 .5 T

T T
v' 1.5 v1  v2 
  1.22 1 2
v 1

3v v 80  4.8
 100  v1   80 m / s
(ii) 0.06
4L 2L

3 80  2.56
x  100  x v2   32 m / s

2 0.2
 x = 200 Hz (a) Total time taken

300 4.8 2.56

3.   12 m   = 0.06 + 0.08
25 80 32
= 0.14 s
2 2
Phase diffn = .x = 6   v 2  v1
12 48
(b) A r  v  v .A i = –
  3.5  1.5 cm
Phase diffn =  1 2 112
Amplitude diffn = 0 2v 2 64
At  Ai   3.5  2cm
v1  v 2 112

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7. A,C,D 14. A
For spherical wave
5
1 
I 2
r2
Total power remains const. 5 T
f ...(1)
8. B,C,D 2 

0. 8
y 3 Mg
 5 2 f ...(2)
 4( x  4 t )   5 2 
 
comparing with gen. equation f(x – vt) 5 T 3 Mg
 (T = 9g)
5 2  2 
v= – m/s
4
 5×3=3 M
 wave moving in – ve x direction
 M = 25 Kg
5
v= = 125 m/s
4
1
 it will travel 2.5 m is 2 s. 15. dE = dm vp2
2
9. A,B,C 1
A - Electric field = dx[( A sin kx )] 2
2
B - magnetic field
C -displacement
/2
1 2 2
10. A,B,C E  2 dxA  sin2 kx
Waves must be travelling in opposite direction. 0

11. D
/2
1 T 1 1 T 1 2 2 1
f1  .
2 (2r )2 = 2 2 r 2 = A 
2
 2 (1 cos 2kx) dx
0

1 T
f2 
2(2 ) r 2 1 
 A 2 2 .
4 2
f1
1
f2
v2
2  4 2 ( = 2 L)
12. C 2
E1   A2 2
2 2
2 4 2  T
E1   1   
  1
2
 4L2  
E2  (2)2 4
2

4E1 = E2 1 4 2 T
 E A 2  2   L
13. B 4 4L 
It will behave as standing wave.

2 A 2T
 E=
4L

16. C

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v  T1  2 T2
f1 =

 T1 = 4T2
nv n
f2   f1 4 mg
4 4 T1 = mg , T2 =
5 5
 f2 > f1 given
Torque balance at T1x = T2( – x)
n>4
4 mg
 mgx  (  x )
17. Aw = 3 5 5

A2 = 90 (A = 0.1 m) 
 x=
5
 = 30 rad/s
19. A
 = 0.5 m A = 10 cm
 3 
y = (10 cm) sin 30 t  x   v p   10 2  5 2  vp  5 3 
 2 
v 10 2
  2 = 2 =
 50 5
18. A
vp = 2 3  cm / s
C 3
A vo = ĵ
50
T1 T2

B D 1 10 2 0.5
20.  = 20 cm,    kg / m
10 3  20 100
L
x T = 0.5 N
m
T 0.5  100
v   10 m / s
 0.5
T1 + T2 = mg
nv n  10
Now f=  100 =
2 2  0.20
v1 1 T1
fAB =  n=4
2 2 
n
 
2
2 T2 4 20 1
fCD     m  10 cm
2  2 100 10

separation between successive node = = 5 cm.
2

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