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MOCK TEST-5
PART-A

Q.1
u

[Sol:

=
Q.2
[Sol:

2
u2

g
2u

u B , S = u cos 60i u sin 60 j

u S , g = 10 i

u 3
u B , g = 10 i +
j
2

2
u = 20

10 3
=

Hmax
Q.3
[Sol:

2g

V = x2/3
a=V

2 2 1/ 3
dV
= x2/3 1 / 3 = x
dx
3x 3

at x = 8, a =
Q.4
[Sol:

= 15 m

4
m/s2
3

Path 1 = S1P + ( 1)t

Path 2 = S2P
x = Path 2 Path 1
=

xd
( 1)t
D

D
d

But

x=

l = ( 1)t = 1 = 1.5
t

(B)

Q.5
[Sol:

mk

hC
EV > EI > EB > EG

Energy of photon corresponding to blue is greater than green (A)

E=

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Q.6
[Sol:

2l
a
(trough)m = tsmooth

t=

2l

g sin Kg cos

sin = (sin cos)

1 = ( 1 k) m2

k = 1
Q.8
[Sol:

1
m2

2l
m =

g sin

m2

Considering them as one mass

1600 900 = 340 a
a=

70
m/s2
34

Block A
7
800 300 T = (170)
34
T = 150 N

Q.9
[Sol:

dQ
dV
dw

ndT ndT ndT

dw
C = Cv +
ndT

a
dw
Cv =

T
ndT
2T

0
w = an lnT nCv T0

dw T Cv ndT
(n = 1)

= aln Cv (h 1) T0
= aln

Q.11
[Sol.

(B)

F = 6rv

mk

R 1
r 1 T0

F
6rv

M1L1T 2
[L1 ] [L1T 1 ]

= [M1L1T1].

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Q.12
[Sol.

Initially s = ut +

1 2
at ;
2

h=0+

1
gT2
2

at time = T/3
2

1 T
11
h

h ' 0 g gT 2 ; h '

2 3
92
9
h
9

So height above ground = h

8h
.
9

Q.13
[Sol.

T1

2u sin
2u sin(90 )
; T2
g
g

T1T2

Q.14
[Sol.

4u 2 sin cos
g

2u 2 sin 2
g

Force applied on person

If person fires n bullets/sec
F

nmu
1

144 = n(40 103) (1200) ;

Q.15
[Sol.

Q.16
[Sol.

2R

; T1T2 = g . ]

n=3

In equilibrium F = mg sin
10 = m 10 sin 30
m = 2kg.
]

In uniform circular motion its kinetic energy will constant. ]

Q.17
[Sol.

Solid sphere IA =

2
mR2
5

Hollow sphere IB =
Q.18
[Sol.

2
mR2
3

; IB > IA.]

Time period does not depend on mass of satellite.

Q.19
[Sol.

F 1n F kn
r

k
r

mv2
r

Time period

mk

k 1
m r n 1

2r
m n 1
T
T 2r
(r )
v
k

;T

n 1
r 2 .

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Q.20
[Sol.

t1 2

m
m
; t 2 2
k1
k2

In series combination T 2 m 1 1
k k
1
2
T t12 t 22

Q.21
1

[Sol.

Time displacement

Q.22
[Sol.

Work done = (1/2) force extension

W=

Q.23
[Sol.

F = 6 rv.

Q.24
[Sol.

(T2 > T1)

1
2

m (02

2 )

F .

T2

dQ K eq A

(T2 T1 )
dt
5x

4x

2K

T1

5
3

Keq in series combination, K eq K

dQ KA

(T2 T1 )
dt
3x

Compare with given expression, f = 1/3.

Q.25
[Sol.

mk

Power, P F.v mav m v1 v1 t mv1 t .

2
t1 t1

t1

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Q.27
KQ 2
r2

KQ 2

( 2r )

KQ 2
r2

KQq

[Sol.

q (r 2 )

For system equilibrium

KQ2 KQ 2 2KQq

0 q Q 1 2 2 .
2
2
2
r
r 2r
4

Fnet = 0 2
Q.28
[Sol.

Rcircuit = 1.5 I = 4A.

Q.29
[Sol.

BCoil =

0 NI
2R

For same length of wire N

1
R

BCoil N2
B' = n2B. ]
Q.30
r

[Sol.

0 I1I 2
I1
2 r

I2

I1
F

F
F'

F'
(2I1 ) I 2 2
F' 0
F
2 3r
3

I2

2I1

. ]
3r

Q.31
[Sol.

mk

For electromagnet, soft ferromagnetic material is required which has low retentivity and low
coercivity.
]

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Q.32
[Sol. Mean power per period
2

=
Q.33
[Sol.

2 r B

2
(Br 2 )2
Vrms

R
8R
R

D.C. Ammeter measures average value and average value for one cycle of A.C. is zero.

Q.34
[Sol.

Frequency

1
2 LC

C 2C
L L/2.
Q.35
[Sol.

(A). The effective focal length is given by

1 2 1

f f fm

But f (1.5 1) 30 60

2
1
R
or f 30 . Again, R = 30 cm, fm =
= 15 cm
2

Now,

1 1 1

f 30 15

or

1 1 2 3
1

f
30
30 10

or f = 10 cm

To have a real image of the size of the object, the object must be placed at the centre of curvature
of the equivalent mirror. So, the required distance is 2 10 cm = 20 cm. ]
Q.36
[Sol.

Distance of closest approach

r0

2KZe 2 2 9 109 92 (1.6 10 19 ) 2

E
5 106 1.6 10 19

= 1014 meter = 1012 cm.

Q.37
[Sol.

mk

+ 1H2 2He4
(4 7) [(1.1) 2 + (1.1) 2] = 23.6 MeV. ]
2
1H

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Q.38
[Sol. h = + EK
EK = h
This is equation of straight line, whose slope is 'h'. ]

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Q.39
[Sol.

When npn transistor is used as an amplifier electron move emitter to base and then base to collector.]

Q.40
[Sol.

(B). Pauli's exclusion principle

Q.41
[Sol.
Q.42
[Sol.

5m/s.
k

Brewsters law: According to this law the ordinary light is completely polarised in the plane of
incidence when it gets reflected from transparent medium at a particular angle known as the angle
of polarisation.
n = tan ip.
]

Q.43
[Sol.
Q.44
[Sol.

1 (q / 2) (3q / 4) 3F

.
40
8
d2

m = Zit,
m = 3.3 107 3 2 = 19.8 107 kg.

Q.45
[Sol.

In CE configuration, A1

mk

50
1 25 106 1 103

h fe
1 h 0e R L

48.78 . ]

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