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MCQ1mModel Question · 2081First law of thermodynamicsSolution available

Internal energy of an ideal gas depends on

A

volume only

B

pressure only

C

temperature only

D

both pressure and volume

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MCQ1mModel Question · 2081Thermoelectric EffectsSolution available

The neutral temperature of a thermocouple is equal to when the temperature of cold junction is . Percentage change in the temperature of inversion when temperature of cold junction is equal to is

A

$2%$

B

$3%$

C

$4%$

D

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Short1mModel Question · 2081ElectronsSolution available

What is the significance of the negative energy of the electron in an orbit?

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284
Short3mModel Question · 2081Quantization of EnergySolution available

The energy levels of an atom are shown in Fig. below. Which one of these transitions will result in the emission of a photon of wavelength ? Explain with calculation.

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Short2mModel Question · 2081DiffractionSolution available

What will be the angle of the second-order maximum in the second experiment?

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Short1mModel Question · 2081DiffractionSolution available

Suggest which experiment you think will give the more accurate measurement of wavelength

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Short1mModel Question · 2081PolarizationSolution available

A physics student went to buy polaroid sunglasses. The shopkeeper gave him two similar-looking sunglasses. In what way can he differentiate between polaroid sunglasses and non-polaroid sunglasses?

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Short1mModel Question · 2081Acoustic phenomenaSolution available

In what way does the intensity of sound heard by an observer change if the distance with the source changes by four times?

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289
ShortModel Question · 2081Magnetic FieldSolution available

Define $1$ Ampere of current in terms of force between two parallel current-carrying conductors.

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290
Short2mModel Question · 2081Solution available

What difference do you expect in the opposition provided by circuits for the current flow in figure (a) and (b) if given a.c. e.m.f. is replaced by its equivalent d.c. e.m.f.?

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Short2mModel Question · 2081Solution available

A magnet is quickly moved in the direction indicated by an arrow between two coils $C_1$ and $C_2$ as shown in the figure. What will be the direction of induced current in each coil as indicated by the movement of magnet? Explain.

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292
Short3mModel Question · 2081Solution available

State Lenz law in electromagnetism. Justify this law in favor of the principle of conservation of energy.

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293
Short3mModel Question · 2081Solution available

Compute the current inside the conductor.

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Short2mModel Question · 2081Solution available

Compare the efficiency of petrol engine with that of diesel engine based on their compression ratios.

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MCQ1mOld Question · 2081PolarizationSolution available

A polarizer is used to

A

reduce intensity of light

B

produce diffracted light

C

increase intensity of light

D

produce unpolarized light

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296
ShortOld Question · 2081Solution available

Given figure represents decay graph of a radioactive sample of half life 10 years. Estimate the value of T₃.

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Short3mModel Question · 2081Solution available

Draw a PV diagram of a petrol engine and explain its working based on its PV diagram.

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298
Short2mModel Question · 2081Solution available

The diagram below shows an experiment to measure the speed of a sound in a string. The frequency of the vibrator is $120\ \text{Hz}$. Calculate the speed at which a progressive wave would travel along the string.

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299
ShortOld Question · 2081Solution available

What is rectification? Explain full wave rectification using two P-N junction diodes.

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ShortOld Question · 2081Electromagnetic InductionSolution available

Derive an expression for energy stored in an inductor.

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