HIGHER SECONDARY PRACTICA AMINATION 2023 Time: 3h PHYSICS é ar General Instructions Maximum Score: 40 1. Two questions will be marked, one from section Aan questions carefully and attempt both. other from section B. Read those 2. SLunits should be used. 3. Scientific calculator ean be used. 1. Formula and Prine i5 2. Setting up of apparatus 22 3. Performance and recording of observation 26 4. Calculation and result in SI unit 4 5. Viva voce ol Total 218 Total for two experiments 18x 2=36 6. Record book 4 Total 240 SECTION A 1. Find the volume of the given cylinder using Vernier Calipers. 2. Find the volume of the given rectangular block using Vernier Calipers. 3. Determine the diameter and hence the volume of the given sphere with the help of Vernier calipers. 4, Determine internal volume of the given calorimeter, You are supplied with Vernier calipers. the diameter of the given wire using Screw gauge and hence find its volume. ale is provided. 6. Using serew gauge, determine the thickness of the glass plate and find its volume. Graph paper supplied. 7. Determine the volume of the given lead shot using screw gauge. 8. Using spherometer find the thickness of the glass plate and hence find its volume with the use of a graph paper. 9. Using spherometer, find the radius of curvature of the spherical surface (concave/ convex) . (Page 1/3) Physics10. Using common balance determine the mass of the given body by sensibility method. 11. Using principle of moments determine the mass of the given body. 12. Find the mass of meter scale using principle of moments. 13. Using moment bar, Find the relative density of the given body, 14. Find the relative density of the given body using parallelogram law apparatus. 15. Find the mass of the given body using parallelogram law apparatus. (Three set of known weights provided) 16. jary tube and microscope, find the surface tension by measuring capillary of the capillary tube = . 17. Draw the load - extension graph of a helical spring, for at least three different loads and determine the spring constant from graph. 18. Tabulate load extension for helical spring for at least three different loads and find spring constant by calculation. pring ry 19. Using a helical spring, measure the period of oscillation with four different known masses and determine spring constant by calculation. 20. Draw M - T? graph for a helical spring with four readings. Determine spring constant from the graph. 21. Determine the viscosity by measuring the terminal velocity of glass beads through caster oil in a jar. Densit of oil Density of glass bead Find the specific heat of a solid or liquid by the method of mixtures. 22. 23. Using the law of friction, find the coefficient of friction between a block and a horizontal surface. 24. Determine the period of oscillation for lengths, 65, 75, 85. and 95 cm using Simple pendulum. Plot L - T? graph, find acceleration due to gravity using graph. 25.Using simple pendulum determine the period of oscillation for 60, 70, 85 and 95 cm. Find acceleration due to gravity by calculation. 26. Using resonance column apparatus, measure the resonating lengths for at least three tuning forks hence find velocity of sound at room temperature. 27. Compare the frequencies of two tuning forks using resonance column apparatus. 28. Using sonometer, determine the unknown frequency of the tuning fork if three other known frequencies are supplied. 29. Draw a graph connecting M and L? in case of a sonometer using, a single tuning fork and three different loads and hence find the unknown mass. 30. Study the rate of cooling. by drawing time - temperature graph. You are provided with Calorimeter, water and stopwatch, thermometer etc . (Page 2/3) PhysicsSECTION B - Determine the resistivity of the given wire by Ohm’s law. Screw gauge is provided. 2. By drawing current - voltage graph, find the resistance of given wire by Ohm’s law. 3. Find the resistance of the given wire using Ohm’s law. Also find its conductance. 4. Find the ratio of resistances of two wires using Ohm's law. 5. Determine the resistance of a galvanometer by half deflection method. Also find its figure of merit. 6. Convert the given galvanometer into an ammeter and verify the same. Given the resistance and figure of merit of the galvanometer. 7, Convert the given galvanometer into a voltmeter and verify the same. 8. Determine the frequency of alternating current using a sonometer. 9. Find the focal length of convex lens by u - v method calculation. 10. Find the focal length of convex lens by u - v graph. 11. Find the focal length of the given convex lens by drawing 1/u - I/v graph. 12. Kia the focal length of the given concave lens by keeping it in contact with convex jens. 13. Find the focal length of the given concave mirror by drawing u- v graph. 14, Find the focal length of the given concave mirror using I/u - I/v graph. 15, Find the focal length of the given concave mirror using u - v method calculation. 16. Find the focal length of the given concave mirror using u - v method calculation. Verify the result using normal reflection method/ distant object method 17. Find the focal length of convex mirror using a convex lens. 18. Plot a graph showing the variation of angle of deviation ‘d’ with angle of incidence ‘i’ for given prism. From the graph, find the angle of minimum deviation. 19. Draw the path of a ray of light through a prism for six different angle of incidence and find the refractive index of the material of the prism. (Angle of prism ) 20. Find the refractive index of the liquid using concave mirror/convex lens/plane mirror. 21. Find the focal length of a given liquid lens. 22. Draw the V - I characteristics of a PN junction in forward bias. 23. Draw the V - I characteristics of a PN junction in reverse. bias. (Page 3/3) Physics