NANYANG CONCEPT TEST

PHYSICS (ADVANCED LEVEL)

5 AUGUST2006 9.30- 11.30am

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to particiPants
Instructions

1. The test comprises60 multiple choice questionson 24

printedpug"t (io"lrrdingthe front and backpages)'It hasthe
following sectionsandnumberof questions:

Mechanics- 15 questions;
Thermodynamics and Matter - 9 questions;
Waves and Osoillations- 6 questions;
Electricity and Magnetism- 15 questions;
Modem PhYsics- 15 questions.

2. All questionscarry equal marks.

3. Use black lead 29 pencils to shade in the answer sheet

provided.Ensurethatthecirclesarefilledincompletely.Any
l.ur*. must be done cleanly, and make no stray mark on the
answersheet.

4. U s e g : 1 0 m s - 2 ;c = 3 x l 0 8 m s - r ; h : 6 ' 6 3 x 1 0 - 3 a J s ;
chargeof an electrone= 1.6x 10-" C'
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Mechanics

I. An explosiveis at rest initially. It suddenlyexplodesinto 5 equalpieceswhich fly

off in variousdirectionsat the samespeed.If three of the piecesare capturedby
detectorsplacedat 0', 90' and I 80', anotherpiececan be detectedat

A. 45'
B. 210"
c. 225'
D. 240'
E. 270'

2. A bomberthat is flying at a heightfr anda velocity v plansto drop a bombon target

X. At what grounddistancex from the targetmust he releasethe bombin orderfor
it to hit the target?

A. x=0
I

(2b\'.
B. x=al - |
\s/
l"
c. X=-
2g
D. x=h
/ \2

x=ll-
th\
|
\s/
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You need to push a 30kg cabinetup an inclined slope of 30" from rest' After
movingthe catinet by 5 metes and creating600J ofheat energydue to friction in
the prJcess,you fincl that the cabinetis moving at 1 r/s' Find the work done in
movingthe cabinetoverthe distanceof 5 metres.

A. I 65J
B. 615J
c. /b)J

D. 965J
E. 1365J

A spaceship,with its boostertumed off, is coastingat a uniform speedl around

Voitr"r parttr.What is the tensionIof the string of a simplependulumthat is at rest
andis hungon the ceiling ofthe spaceship asshownbelow?

Ms - Mass of Earth
Ms - Mass of SpaceshiP
M, - Massof pendulum
Rs- Distancefrom sPaceshiPto the
centerofEarth
R, - Distancefrom Pendulumto the
centerofEarth

GM"M,
l=-
Al

GMEMT GMEM,
I =-------
_,
-ttj l\P

M,il'
c.
Ro
M,t'2
D.
RJ
E.
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Two identicalballs are sliding down inclinedplanes from rest as shownbelow.

Which of the following statementsconcemingthem are true? Neglectfriction and
air resistance.

(i) Ball A and Ball B reachpoint C at the sametime.

(ii) Ball A reachespoint C beforeBall B.
(iii) Ball B reachespoint C beforeBall A.
(iv) Ball A and Ball B havethe samespeedat point C.
(v) Ball B hasa greaterspeedthanBall A at point C.

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A. (i) and(iv)
B. (iii) and(v)
c. (iii) and(iv)
U. (ii) and(iv)
E, (i) and(v)

The 100kgmass,which restson a frictionlesstable, is attachedto a 1 gram mass

through an inextensibie string that goesround a pulley. How long doesit take for
the I grammassto reachthe floor ifboth massesare initially at rest?

A, 0.447 s
B. 100s
i 4 1 . 4s
D 447s
E. The I erammassnevetteachesthe floor.
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both standingon a
Beckframand Ronaldo (assumedto have tle salne massily'; are
frictionless surface. Beckham kicks a ball of mass z from rest' which
il;;";A
Ronaldothen grasps
titrn rnou.t at a constantvelocity v due east,towards Ronaldo'
relativeto
*i r,ora, on to the ball. what is the resulting velocity of Ronaldo
Beckham?

Beckham Ronaldo

West <ts--------------- East

n(2M + n)
>t)
A.
M(M + n)
m
B.
M+n
n
c.
M(M + n)
2n
D.
M
E. zv

Aheavycartisbeingpulledbytwomotorizdvehicles.Iftheresultantoftheforces
the tension
tft. tehiies is 200N directedalongthe axis ofthe car! find
":<"""iUV
in rope A whenthe angle0 minimizesthe tension in rope B'

A. 106.4N
B. 187.9N
C. 212.8N
D. 292.4N
E. Noneofthe above
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9. A small woodenboat containing a man and an iron anchor floats in a swimming

pool. The waterlevel at the edgeof the pool is marked.The man removesthe iron
anchorfrom the boatand drops it into the pool.As a result,the level ofwater

A. will rise.
B. will fall.
C. will staythe same.
D. cannotbedetermined,unlessthe massof the anchoris known.
E. cannotbe determined,unless the massesof the man, boat and anchorare
known.

1 0 . Which of the following statementsis/aretrueconcemingimpulse?

O Impulseis a force.
(ii) The impulseof an object is alwayspositive.
(iii) Impulseis a scalarquantity.
(iv) The Sl unit of impulseis kg m'/s.
(v) Impulseand momentumhavethesameunits.

A, (i) only
B. (iv) only
c. (v) only
D. (ii), (iii) and(v)
E. (iii) and(iv)

11. A 30kg see-sawhasbeenbadly constuctedso that its fulcrum is locatedL/3 away

from one end whereZ is the length of the plank. The plank is madeof wood of
rmiformwidth, thicknessand dorsity. A fatherweighing60kg and a child weighing
20kg want to sit on the see-saw.Which of the following seatingarrangement
for the
fatherandchildwill balancethe see-saw?

\
L/3 L-\ 2L/3

The father sits l,/3 from the fulcrum at side A, while the child sits 2L/3 from
the fulcrumat sideB.
B. The fathersits,L/5from the fulcrum at sideA. while the child sits 3L/5 from
the fulcrumat sideB.
c. The fathersitsL/4 from the fulcrum at sideA, while the child sitsZ/2 from the
fulcrumat sideB.
D. The fathersits,L/6from the fulcrum at sideA. while the child sits.L/3from the
fulcrum at sideB.
E. None ofthe above
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sufficientspeedfor it to slide alonga frictionlessverticalcircular

t2. A ball possesses
track without rolling as shown below. Which of the following statementsis true
with regardsto the iragnitude of the centipetal force that keeps the ball in circular
motion?

A. The magnitudeof the centripetal force at A, B, C and D are all the same'
B. the malnitude of the centripetal force at A is greaterthan that at D'
c. The malritude of the centripetal force at B is greaterthan that at C'
D. The magnitudeof tlre centripetal force is greatestat D'
E. Noneofthe above

13.AuniformbodyofmassMandvolumeZ(withlengthIisimmersed-inafluidof
density p at a iepth fr within a very wide containeras shown in the figure below.
the
what is'the work donerequiredto raisethe body up a distancez? Assumethat
volume of water in the container is much larger than Z'

A. MsL
,T[l
rt I I
B. MgL - pYgh
C. MgL- pVgl
D. MsL-pvs(h+ t)
/t\
usr- euglt+-
)
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14. A flatcarofmass z movestowardsthe right from rest due to a constanthorizontal

force F. At the sametime, sand spills on the flatcar from a stationaryhopperat a
constantrateof p kg/s. What is the dependence of the velocity v of the flatcarwith
respectto time t, assumingthat friction is negiigiblysmall?

\'. ",/
\zl.l
l.l

A.
Ft
v=-
m+p
f , I m+ u I
v=-4
p\ m )
2Ft
c. 'y=-
2 m +p
D. Ft
v=-
m+p
Ft
V=-
m

15. Two point objectsA and B areseparatedby a finite distance.Rand act on eachother
throughtheir gravitationalfield. If the massof A is doubledand the distanceiRis
tripled, what happensto their gravitational potential?

A. Their gravitationalpotentialincreases.
B. Their gravitationalpotentialremainsunchanged.
C. Their gravitationalpotentialdecreases.
D. Thedirectionoftheir gravitationalpotentialchanges.
E. Their gravitationalpotential iannot be determinedas it dependson the path
takenfor the distanceR to chanse.
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Thermodynamics and Matter

16. In thekinetictheoryof gases,

molecules to
areassumed

'collide repulsiveforcesbetweenthemselves'
(i) possess
iii wiih eachother accordingto Newton's laws of motion'
(iii) possess negligiblemass.

A. (i) only
B. (ii) onlY
C. (iii) only
D. (i) and(ii)
E. (i0, and(ii0

t 7 . A n i d e a l g a s i s c o n f i n e d i n a c o n t a i n e r w i t h f l e x i b l e w a l l s t h a t aits
lwayskeepthe
original
very-slowly to half
Dressureinside constant.Supposethe gas shrinks
is definitelyfalse?
iol"*.. Which of the following statements
outside'
A. The walls ofthe container conductheatand it is cooler
gas is diffusing out of
B. The walls of the contairrerare semlpermeableand the
the containertlrough the walls'
kinetic energyof
C. The walls of the container are impermeableand the average
the gasmoleculeshas fallen'
are made of a perfect
D. The walls of ttre container are impermeable and
insulatorto heat'
heat'
E. Thewalls of the containeraresemlpermeableandconduct

which of the following

1 8 . When a gas is heateduniformly inside a sealedcylinder'
doesNOT change?
wall per second
A. The averagenumberof moleculeshittingthe cylinder
B. The averagekinetic energyofthe gasmolecules
c. The averagespeedofthe gasmolecules
D . The averagedistancebetweenthe gasmolecules
E, Noneofthe above
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1 9 . Bubbles in a boiling pot get larger as they rise to the surface.Which of the
following canaccountfor this?

(D The temperatureat the surfaceis higher than at tho bottom ofthe pot.
(iD The extemalpressureon the bubblesis lessat the surface.
(iii) Additional watervapouriseinto the bubbles.

A. (i) only
B. (ii) only
c. (i) and(ii)
D. (ii) and(iii)
E. (i), (ii) and (iii)

zo. The triple point of water occursat 0.01oCand 0.006 atm. Which of the following
statementscan be deducedfrom this fact?

(t Raisingthe surroundingpressurelowersthe meltingpoint of ice'

(iD Water occupiesa smallervolumethan ice at the sametemperafure and
pressure.
(iii) We can use the triple point of water to calibrate the absoiute
temperaturescale.

A. (i) only
B. (ii) only
C. (iii) only
D. (i) and(ii)
E. (ii) and(iii)

which of the
A gascontainedinsidea thermally insulatingcylinder is compressed.
foliowing is true?

A. The gascoolsas a resultofthe volumebeingreduced.

B. The gaswarmsup as a resultof work doneto the gas.
C. The gascoolsas it doeswork to resistthe compression.
D. The gaswannsup asaresult ofincreaseddensity'
E. The gastemperatureremainsthe same.

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of the
22. 5 J of heat has flowed from a cooler region to a warner region. which
following statementsis/arepossibly true?

(D It is impossiblefor heat to flow from a cooler region to a warmer

region.
(ii) Work can be exftacted during the heat transfer and can be used to
generate5 J of electrical energY.
(iii) Work has beenexpendedto transfer the heat'
iivj No work is extractedor expendedduring the heat transfer'

A. (i) only
B. (ii) oniy
c. (iii) only
D. (iv) only
E. (ii) and(iv)

and
L). In a free expansion, an ideal gas does no work against its environment
its HowevL'
iemperature. a real gascools upon free Which of
expansion'
maintains
the following statementsis/aretrue?

(D An ideal gashasmore kinetic energythan a real gas'

forces'
iiil Moleculesin areal gasexperienceattractive
rnu potential enerfr of moleculesin a real upon free
gas decreases
iiiD
expansion.

A. (i) onlY
B. (ii) only
C. (iii) onlY
D. (i) and (ii)
E. (i) and (iii)

the
1^
At room temperature,which of the following diatomic moleculeshas/have
highestaveragespeed?

Carbonmonoxide(molarmass= 28 g/mol)'
Nitrogen(molarmass= 28 g/mol).
Oxygen(molarmass= 32 /mol).

A, Carbonmonoxide
B. Nitrogen
C. Oxygen
D. CarbonmonoxideandNitrogen
E. All threehavethe sameaveragespeed'
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Waves and Oscillations

25. A long, light pieceof steelof length2m is clampedat its lowerendand a 2kg ball is
fastenedto its top end. A horizontal force of 6N is requiredto displacethe ball
15cm to one side as shown below. Assuming that the systemperforms a simple
harmonicmotion uponrelease,what is the period of the backand forth vibration of
the ball?
15cm

A. 2.81s
B, 28.1s
c. 14.0s
D. 1.40s
E. None ofthe above

26. Which of the following is NOT an exampleof free oscillations?ffou areto ignore
damping effects from drag forces.)

A. A swingingsimplependulum
B. An ice cubebobbingup anddown in water
C. Vibrationson a drum skin after it hasbeenhit
D. Light rays in spacetravelingfrom the Sunto the Earth
E. Tidal variationsin sealevel
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27. The figure below showsa transversewave on a rope.What is the directionof

motion for point P?

A. Up
R Down
c. Left
D. tught
E. It remainsstationary.

28. Which of the following phenomena

doesNOT involve diffiaction?

A. Hearinga personspeakfrom aroundthe comer ofa building eventhoughthe

oersoncannotbe seen
B. The splitting of visiblelight into a colourful spectrumby a glassprism
c. Seawaves passingthrough a gap in the breakwaters(structuresto protect the
beachfrom the impactofsea waves)
D. The transmissionof electronsthroueha thin film of diamond
E. None ofthe above

29. Which of the following conditionsis NOT necessaryin order for light wavesfrom
two sourcesto interfere?

A. They must havethe samewavelength.

B. They must havethe samefrequency.
C. They must havethe sameamplitude.
D. They must havea constantphasedifference.
E. All the aboveconditionsarenecessary.

Which of the foliowing will NOT show interference?

A. Multi-colouredlight reflectedfrom the surfaceof a compactdisc

B. Soundwavesfrom an audiospeakerinsidea closedroom
C. Light from two headlightson a car
D, Radio-wavesfrom a transmitternearthe ground
E. All of the abovewill NOT show interference,

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Electricity and Magnetism

31. Ejght identicaldropsofmercury areeachchargedto an electricpotentialof4 V. If

tle drops :re now combinedto form one large drop of mercury, its electric potential
will be

A. 4V.
B. 8V.
c. 16V.
D. 32v.
E. sJt v.

32. If the electic field is zerowithin someregion of space,

(D the electic potentialmustbe zerowithin that region.

(ir) the electricpotentialmustbe a constantvaluewithin that region.
(iii) no electricchargesmustbe presentin the surroundingregion.

A. (i) only
B. (ii) only
c. (iii) only
D. (i) and(ii) only
E, (ii) and(iii) only

33. An isolatedparallel-platecapacitorholds chargeq. The distancebetweenthe plates

is now increased.The electricalenergystoredon the capacitor

A. will decrease.
B. will remaintle same.
C. will increase.
D. canbe any ofthe above,dependingon how quickiy the distanceis changed.
E. may increaseor decrease,
dependingon the sign of 4.

34. An electriccurrentruns counterclockwisein a rectangularloop aroundthe outside

edgeof this page,which lies flat on your table. A uniform magneticfield is then
tumed on, directedparallelto the pagefrom top to bottom.The magneticforceon
the loop will cause

A. the left edgeto lift up.

B. the right edgeto lift up.
C. the top edgeto lift up.
D. the bottom edgeto lift up.
E. the loop to rotate in the plane of the page.

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is suitablefor useasa/an
35. A devicewith very small internalresistance

(i) arnmeter.
(ii) voltmeter.
(iii) capacitor.

A. (i) only
B. (ii) only
C. (iii) only
D. (i) and(iii)
E. (ii) and(iii)

The figureshowstwo charges(-e and+e) separatedby a distanceZ. Thechargeg is

placedinitially at the position shown.If it is now broughtto the positionat A, what
is the total work done againstelectrostaticforces?

A. Zero
a eQ/
/ 4reoL
c eQ/
/2reoL
n eq/-
/z^1src"t
- eq/
,/ "',lJ1roL

37. In the circuit below, the resistanceRz is increased If { is the cunent through
f = 1, 2, 3) then
resistor.Ry
Rl

A. L andIz will decrease.

B . I will decreaseand12will increase.
c. h andIz will decrease.
D. Iz andIz will decrease.
E. .Izwill decreaseand 1: will remainconstant.

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3 8 . A magnetmoves inside a coil. Which of the following factorscan affect the emf
inducedin the coil?

(i) -The speedat which in themagnetmoves

(ii) The strengthof the magnet
(iii) The angleof the magnetto tie coil

A. (i) only
B. (ii) only
c. (i) and(iii)
D. (ii) and(iii)
E. (i), (ii) and (iii)

3 9 . In the circuits shown below, Z* for the AC source is equal to the DC voltage /.
The ammeterlr measuresthe rms cunent 1y and the ammeterl2 measuresthe
steadystateDC current.Iz.How wouldthe valuesof I and12compare?

j-3-.l -L--i
r3-l"
A.
?:-l
lr,ltlr,l
B, lr,l.lr,l
C. lr,l=lr,l
D. \ andIz cannotbe comparedunlessC is known.
E. 4and Iz cannotbe comparedunlessthe frequencyofthe AC sourceis known.

40. A protonmoveswith initial velocityof l0'm s-' at an angleof 30" to a magnetic

field of I T. What is the work doneby the magneticfield on the protonafter 10'' s?
(Protoncharge= 1.6x l0-reC; protonmass= 1.67x l0-2?kg;.

A. Zero
B. 4x1o'roJ
C. 8x10'10J
D. 2xl0-8J
E. 4xl0-8J

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The figure below showsthree arrangements of circular loops,centeredon vertical

axes and carrying identical currents in the directions indicated. Rank the
anangementsaccording to the magnitudesof the magnetic fields (from the smallest
to the largest)at the midpointsbetweenthe loops on the axes.

A
Y I
r---T-\
Y
I
2

B.

l-l 2 , 3 ,I
E. 7,1')

42. It is desiredto shield a device from staticelectric fields. Which of the following
would be suitablefor this purpose?

(D A shell ofelectrically insulatingmaterial

(ii) A shell of metal
(iii) A shell containingvacuumsandwichedbetweentwo layersof metal

A. (i) only
B. (ii) only
c. (i) and(iii)
D. (ii) and (iii)
E. (i), (ii) and (iii)

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+J. A real battery can be consideredto be an ideal battery of potential e in serieswith

an intemal resistancer. If the batteryis connectedto a single"load" resistance R,
which of the following valuesof ,Rgivesthe highestpower dissipatedby the load?

A. R= r/10
B. R= rl2
c . R =r t J i
D. R=r
E. R=10r

44. A magneticfield is generatedwithin the shadedarea suchthat its directionpoints

into the page and its magnitudeincreaseswith time. This inducesan emf in a
conductingwire loop which lights two identicalbulbs A and B connectedin series
along the wire. Now two points diametrically opposedon the wire loop are shorted
with anotherwire lying to the right of bulb B in the plane of the page.After the
shortingwire is inserted,which of the following is true?
Shorting
wire

magnetic
field

A. Both bulbsgo out.

B. Bulb A goesoul and bulb B getsbrighter.
C. Bulb B goesout, and bulb A getsbrighter.
D. Both bulbsremainbright.
E. The lighting ofthe bulbsdependson the directionofthe magneticfield.

45. Considerthe networkof identicalresistorsshown.What is the equivalentresistance

betweenthe pointsA and B? R R

A. 5.R
B. 4N5
c. 5R/8
D. 8R/3
E. 4R/7
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Modern Physics

46. The fact that the binding energyper nucleondoesnot dependvery stronglyon the
volumeofthe nucleusindicatesthat

A. the strongnuclearforce saturates.

B. nucleonsdon't move throughoutthe nucleus.
C. all nucleihavethe samevolume.
D. the radiusofa nucleusis directlyproportionalto the numberofnucleons.
E. the strongforceis independentofdistance.

A1
Ifthe stablenucleiareplottedwith neutronnumbrvs. protonnumber,the curve
formedby the stablenuclei doesnot follow the line N= Z. This is predictedby
examininghow the binding energyis influencedby

A. the volumeof the nucleus.

B. the sizeofthe nuclearsurface.
C. the Coulombrepulsion.
D. theproton-neutronma$sdifference.
E. noneofthe above.

48. When a hydrogenatom absorbsa photon that raises it to the n = 4 state,how many
different energiesare possible for the photon(s)that may be emitted as the atom
eventuallyreturnsto the ground (z = 1) state?

A, 1
B.3
c.5
D.6
E.7

49. Giventhe following energylevelsof the hydrogenatom:E1= - 13.6i eV,

Ez= - 3.40eY,E3= - 1.51eV andE4= - 0.85eV. How manycoloursof thevisible
spechumcanbe seenfrom a hydrogenatomthat is initially in the n:4 state?

A. I
B.2
c.3
D.4
E,5

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50. Sourcesof red (632.8nm), blue (480 nm) andyellow (589 nm) light eachemit light
with a powerof 50 mW that are incidenton a metalof work function 2.0 eV. Which
sourcewould resultin the largestphotocurrent?

A. Thered source
B. Thebluesource
C. Theyellow source
D. Theyall emit the samephotocurrent.
E. Theblue andyeliow sowces

5 1 . Which of the following factors will NOT changethe kinetic energy of the most
energeticelectronsemittedin the photoelectriceffect?

(D Thebrightnessofthe light
(ii) The wavelengthof the light
(iii) The work function of the metal

A. (i) only
B. (ii) only
C. (iii) only
D. (i) and(iii)
E. (i), (ii) and(iii)

52. In a photoelectriceffect experiment,light falls on a metal that is heatedto a high

Theresultingthresholdfrequencyis
temperature.

A. lower becausethe fiequencyoflight in the metalis increasedby heating'

B. lower becausethe kinetic energyofelectrons inside the metal is increased.
C. higherbecause the metal beginsto emit blackbodyradiation'
D. higherbecause ofthe metal is increased'
the electricalresistance
E. unchanged.

tlC not quitean integermultipleof

5 3 The massof is ]H mass.The reasonsmay be

(i) thatprotonsand neutronshavedifferentmasses.

(ii) thatthereareseveralisotopesofcarbon.
(iii) thebindingenergyof the carbonnucleus.

A. (i) only
B. (iii) only
C. (i) and(ii)
D. (i) and(iii)
E. (i), (ii) and(iii)

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In the analysisof theelm ratio of chargedparticles,whichof the following

conditionsis/arenecessary?

(i) The particlesmust have welldefined energies.

(iD Theparticlesmust be collimatedinto a beam.
(iii) Thepaticles musthavethe samemass.

A. (i) only
B. (ii) only
c. (iii) only
D. (i) and(ii)
E. (i) and(iii)

55. Which of the following demonstratesthe p&rticlenatureof light?

(D Photoelectriceffect
(ir) Young'sdoubleslit experiment
(iii) Equivalenceofmass and energygivenby E = mc'

A. (i) only
B. (ii) only
C. (iii) only
D. (i) and(iii)
E. (ii) and(iii)

56. A beamofblue light and a beamofred light carrythe sameamountof total energy.
Which of the following is tme?

A. Both beamshavethe samenumberof photons.

B. The redbeamhasmore Photons.
C. The bluebeamhasmore Photons.
D. The blue photonsmove faster than the red photons'
E. The redphotonsmove fastertlan the bluephotons'

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the
57. Which of the following factorsallow us to useelectronsfor demonstrating
waveJikepropertiesof matter?

(D Electronsaresmall andlight.
(iD Electronscanbe accelerated to high velocities'
(iii) Electronscanpenetratecrystals.

A. (i) only
B. (ii) only
C. (iii) only
D. (i) and(iii)
E. (i), (ii) and(iii)

58. Which of the following provide experimentaldata in support of de Broglie's

hypothesis?

Blackbodyradiation
B. The photoelectric effect
c. Line spectraemittedby hydrogengas
D. All of the above
E. Noneofthe above

59. We wish to setup the doubleslit experimentto demonstratethe wave natureof

matteraccordingto l" = Lt Which of the following conditionsis/areneeded?
D

(i) Smallmass
(ii) LargevelocitY
(iii) Largevalueof i

A. (i) only
B. (ii) only
C. (iii) only
D. (i) and(ii)
E. (i) and(iii)

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Two samplesof the sameradioactivenuclideareprepared.SampleI hastwice the

initial activity of Sample8. Which of the following is/aretrue?

(r) Sample,4 hasfwice the half-life of SampleB-

(iD After I hour,the activity of Sample,4 is still twice of SampleB'
(ii) Sample,{would eventuallyhavelessactivitythan SanpleB'

A. (i) only
B. (ii) only
C. (iii) only
D. (i) and(ii)
E. (i) and(iii)

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