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. A9,' A circuit is shown in the figure. If
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ammeter(A).
I' d , t h e rea d'1ng 0 f an
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Tv 0 panes
/t 'A' . d 'B' f
, . an 0 same mass

.' and ~ame radIUs are shown In the

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. figure. PI and P2 are densities of the

materia~s in the'planets and PI > P2 .
If the accelerations due to gravity on
the surfaces of the planets A and B
2R R . are gAand gBrespectively, then

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"A"

~~~esnotchange
~l~creases
(3) decreases
(4) may decrease or increase "B"

~Four students discuss about the

, possible paths of a particle' moving
with constant speed. See the table for
the results of the discussion.
(~/.G' . ii'orma 't'Ion IS
,lven In
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. no t . ./ .'V rr-
sufficient VI" OJ
Name Possible path or paths \ r'\) /
(2) gA < gB 1" ,,/ l-\.
Anand Any path (3) gA> gB \ ./ \
Srinu Straight line, Circle, ~A:=gB' iv .
HeliX
. - '~lectriC stove boils 1 kg of water .
Krishna Straight line 7'," ~nt:e 2 mIn and another stove boils
1 kg of water in time 3 min. Both
Somesh Straight line, Circle
electric stoves are designed for the
Who is correct ? Assume that the same voltage. When they are joined
forces acting on the particle are time . in parallel, the time required to boil
independent. ' 1kg of water is
~ Srinu ~nand ~2min , (2) 5 min
(3) Somesh (4) Krishna , ~inin (4) 1min

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~he figure,a pulleyof negligible kils C, and C, are arranged

weight is suspendeq. by a spring . coaxially as shown in figure. The .
balance '8'. Masses of 3 kg and 7 kg ends of the coil 'C2' are connected
respectively are attached to opposite to an ammeter A. The current sent
ends of a string passmg over a pulley through the coil C1is directly
'P'. The spring balance reads' proportional to'the time. If the .
magnetic field induction produced
by the coil C1~sproportional to the
current in it, then the induced
current through the coil C2 is

1,
~ (1) zero
7kg 3kg ~. (2)~reasing with time
~constant
(~altol0kg /1/ . .~creaSing with time'
~~~~~~essls than 10 kg -.'
more than, 10 kg .
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Y equal to 4 kg
~As shown in fig~re, a liquid of
refractive index en; is poured onto the

y: ~ ~~all ball is dropped from a balloon

moving vertically up ata ~e~d 10 mis
concave surface of concave-convex
lens. R1and R2 are the radii of
curvature of convex and concave
wh~n the balloon is at a height 15 m- surfaces of the lens respectively and
from the ground. Neglect air frictiori R1 = 2R2 The refractive index of
and take g = 10 m/s2 Which of the material or-lens is n1. For which
following is not suitable to the combination of'n1 anun2, the whole
present situation? . system behaves as a diverging lens.
(I)xpthe ball reaches the ground
-=::;~:-~~;R~~=-- fAt -;.- ~ J--
~ :all coversa distance . ---;:--~- t \ \L y- r,;, ).

- R1 l'
',~5 ::'gnitude of average - . - "'-"~"-L"""- )
V) ~~:City of the ball is 8.33 mls
I) nl - 1.2 and ~ -:-1.8 ,1 \
(4)/rhe ball moves up at a speed (2) n: 1.63 and. ~.': 1.35 ~~__
10 mls at an instant when it is ~ :~:~:56~_nd ~~-::-1.33 -'\
dropped from the balloon ~n1=-I.7ana~-I.33 _

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99., .~ cork of masS IIlI'~d a steel of mass One vessei:with ice of 10 gr at OC

and another similar vessel with water
~.~ are tied to the. ends of a massless , .- oflOO gratOC are taken and hung in
I string. The whole 'system is kept in a " a l'OOIp.AJl;erJ5ntin=.the temperature
.' of water. is raised to .2C. The time
liquid of d~nsity (J' as sltown in , required for the 'ice to"be converted
figure. PI and P2 are densities of Cork . co#l ...e.'tely~tOwa ...teriS. . . .
,', and steel respectivelY.' Which of the ,
~L.,:hr'
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YJ ; hr. :
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following is wrong?
In the fig1lI'e shown. a particle is
. released from the position A on a.. ., . , - '" "<!.~;. '.

smooth track. Ifh = 3R,. then the' .

normal force on the particle by the
trackatBis
A
r
I
I
Ih
(1) ~tension in the string I '
., ,

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T = m2g.( 1--. whEm the
(1)
mg
2
. ',~mg
.,KLJ ..::.. '
P2 '
system is in equilibrium ~g '(4) 2;g

~rkisOOmPletelYimmersed 102. Abody is made in the form ofw.edge

'. in the liquid if . ' . with an angle 45. See figure. A ball
of mass m. moVing horizontally at a
(ml + mJ PIP2 < (m1P2 +.ID2Pl) CJ
. speed v 0 = J2 mls. collid~s with the
wedge of massM,= 2m. As a 'result of
.~ volume ~f submerged part
the impact. the ball bounces vertically
of corkis equal to upward. Neglect. the mction between
IDI
G+~-
m2 (1 (J')' ., . P2whenthe .
'.the wedge and horizontal slirfac.e.The
speed ofthe ball just after the impact is
~ '1 ~

r
system is in equilibrium L'
system sinks if

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CHEMIST~Y
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103. What are the values of the 106. Mg +'CuQ. . ) MgO + Cu .

quantum numbers of .l9t~electron
.Which of~he following is wrong'
of Scandium (Z= 21)?
, relating 1)0 the above reaction ?
(1) n'=4; [-=0; m= 0; ms =..::t-'1/2
. (1)' CuO kets.reduced. . -, .
.(2) .n = 4 ,. [= 1 ,. m = 0 ., m
. 8'
= + 1/2 . \' '

(2) Mg gets oxidised

..,(:~~=4'[='2'ni=.1'~
r:) n ~.' ., =+~~2.
. B. ~.
_(.3~~~ets oxidised
(4) n = 4 ; [:: 3;,m=2 ; nis = +1/2

.104. First and second ionisation energies .

(4) It is J redox reaction

of magnesium are 7.646 eVand . 107.. How manl number of ,sigma' bonds
15.035 eV respectively. T~e amount are preseJt in CR3 ~ C '= N ?
of energy" in kJ needed to convert \
(1) 4
all the atoms of magnesium into .
Mg2+ ions present in 12x10-3 g of (2) 3

ma,gnesium vapour is'[IeV a:tom-1 ~.2

= 96.5 kJmol':'l].
(4) 5.
'.(1) .2.0

(2) 1.5 108. The IUPAG ,name of

~~I.
CH"s:----I.
s C~2:_CH2. . - CH - QH2 C.H2 CHs . .
. (4) 0.5 . , I . "

CH:;::.CH2 .
105. Which one of the 'following
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possesses covalent, ionic as well as IS

co-ordin~te 'ho~'alent bonds'?

~J6-.ethelene- 1 ~ heptane
(It HC~
'/NH4Cl-
(2) 3- prof- hex - 1 -. ene
. (3) 4 - prop~l-hex - 6 - ene .
(3) C12
(4)- 3 - pr~p1; - 1-heptane
(4) C~4

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109 .. How many number of protons and 112. How many moles of electrons weigh
electrons are present in Ca2+?
one kilogram ? Mass of electron
(1) 20 protons; 20 eh~ctrons
= 9.108x10-31 kg; Avagadro
(2) 20 protons; 22 electrons
number=6.023xl023.
(3) 18 protons; 18 electrons. . '
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(~)-10 protons; 18 electr6n~ "'./~ 1 . 108 \\) - \~/

110. What is the wavelength of radiation

whose frequency is 2x1014 8-1 ?
Velocity of radiation is 3x108 in/s.
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~ili8X6,023X

(2) 6,023xlO".

(3)' 1 ~10al'
fl\/
,ll~

'Y;\ ' 7-

.~ \ 9.108 ~ .~
(1) 1.5 x 10+11 m . 'A'I \ t) \ 'i /
(2) 1.8 x 10-6 m . I\~ ";"r~~b (4) . 6.023 xl054 ....,..

(3) 1.2 x 106 ~ ~ . ,~\t)

9.108 ~., \
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113 .. Which one of the following oxides
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111. The electronic configuration of the gives pink colour with

a,tom of an element 'X' is phenolphthalein indicator in
'(n- 2) S2(n -1) s2(n - 1)p6ns2np6.
aqueous solution?
If n"= 3, the element 'X' is placed in
modern periodic table .~NO
~~2 .

(1) 7th group, 3rd period ~NO

~~thgrOUp, 8rd period
(3) 17th group, 5thperiod
(4) 3rd group; 3rd period

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