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Il PUC PHYSICS IMPORTANT MCQs FOR ANNUAL EXAMINATION : MARCH - 2025 CHAPTER — 1; ELECTRICAL CHARGES AND FIELDS 4, When 625% 100 eeetromsare removed from a neural body, the electric charge on itis wie BIC oe @)-10¢ 2, When a glass rod is rubbed with ik then glas rod (Ayaan electons from si 1B) gives electrons to silk (© sins protons fom silk AD) gies protons to sik 3. Which one isnot the method of charging a body’? (Freon (B) Conduction (C) Industion (©) Earthing 4 One of the fllowing methods may be used to charge insulators (A) Conduction (8) nduction (© Frietion (©) Radiation 5, The force between two point charges in vacuum is given by (Coulomb's aw (B) Gauss inv (C) Ohms law (DPF aw 6. The aw which relates electri Mux and electric charge (A) Oho aw (®)Gaus'staw——(C) Coulomb's aw (D)Faraday'staw 7. Which among the following fs wrong property of he electric charge? (A)Ctargeis quantised (B) Charge isconserved (C) Charges adhive (Dy Charges vector 8, The minimum amount of charge that ean be added or removed from a body is (A) charge of eectrom (L6e10°" C) (8) Charge ofa parile G2 10°C ) (xao%e (wy 1610" € 9, TheSlualtofelectendldie YYNC! BNC Vm (D)Nat 10. The St unit ofeectrie Maxis (AYN! ()NC'm! MOV! (D) Nv 111. The electri ald due toa point charge varies with distance from i as 1 1 Gimaneo? Game ©, (©) (asco) 412, Which ofthe following Is deflected by elect eld? WX-r95 (Bhs (©) neutrons (0) particles 13. The electric feld near a shoot having a uniform surface charge density ¢ is given by (A) ands parale othe surface (8) ands parallel tothe surtoce (©) Z ands normal othe surtace (0) Zand is normal othe surface. 14.A proton enters in an electric field with its velocity i the direction ofthe electric field. Then (9) The path ofthe proton wil be a citle (2) The path ofthe proton will be a parabola (©) The path ofthe proton wil bea straight ine (D) The patho the proton wil be helix 15. An electric dipole is kept in uniform electric field, It experiences (9 fore and torque (8) A face but nota torque (©) A torque but nota force (D) Neithera force nor a torque 16. Am electri dipole is kept in non-uniform electric field It eyperiences (A) both force and torque (8) force but not a tongue (© atorgue but nota force () neither afore nora torque 17. Net charge of anelectricdipoleis. (A)xerw—(B)+qg_ QO) G. 118, The direction of dipole moment ofan electric dipole composed of charge-+q and -< is (fom =qto—q (8) perpendicular tothe ine joining #34 (© from-qt0-+4 (Dy make an angle 43" wih dipole axis [SAVEENA MN 19, The torque() acting ona dipoe of moment{j) imam electri Fl ys (a) 3=pxE (8) Fp (FH pxE Fe 20. A dipole experiences maximum ‘orque when the ange between electric fed and dipole moment is equal to wer 180" oas 90" 21. If En be the electric field strength of a short dipole ata point omits axial Fine ata distance r from ‘dipole centre and Faq that on the equatorial line atthe same distance (), then (Ex =Eoy (B) Ex 2 (C)2Ese=Eeq —— (D) Em = 4 Beg 22. The vector quantity among the following is (A)electric charge —_(B) electric potential (electric field (D) electric Nu. 23. A metalic sphere of radius & has a uniform distribution of electric charge on its surface, [Ata distance. from its centre, for x> R, the electric field i propor ws @r wo 24, Intrinsic dipole moment ofa polar molecule between charges +q and -q) (2g, aq 22, Intrinsic dipole moment of a non-polar molecule i (@ distance between charges +q anda) net positive charge of diol distance (aq? (0) 2600 net postive charge of dipole and 2a is (ayaa woe (ome ve 25. The etre Na through a hse surface enclosing dipoles (yrer0 we or ot 26. sphere and a cube enclose the same [the surface area of cube and sphere are in the rat 1:2, flux through them are in the ratio ayia ea ous ou 27. A soap bubble is given a postive charge is radius will (A) increase decrease (©)remain unchanged (D) dereases ist then increases 28. stationary electri charge produces (A) lectre Field only (8) magnati fod only (C) both magnetic and ekvre id _(D) neider magnetic field nor elect eld 29, tran electron anda proton are kept ina uniform eletre fed then (A) the electri fore acting om them is same (B) the aeceertion produced in them same (©)the magnitude ofthe acceleration in thom is same (D) the magnitude of the force acting on them bs same 20. Identify the wrong statement among the following options about efecrc field lines: (9) They form closed loops (8) They can never iterset each ther. (©) The angen dwn tthe let fed line at any pont gives the direction of electric i at hat poi. (©) They ae dieced from positive charg to nepative chars, 31 An electric dipoe ts placed in a uniform eletric eld. The net force acting omits (AIpE sino (By Z6r0 (Opens (D) 29 FILL IN THE BLANKS 4 product of the two point charges q4.<0, then nature of force between them is Ast attractive 2. body canbe charge by the method of Ans: Induction 3. isthe simple apparatus which detects the presence of electric charge ons body. Ams Electrascope 4. The Tumi of volume charge density is ‘Ans: coulomb per metre 5. Thedirecton of elecric field is____Trom the positive charge Ans: away 6. ‘The drscton of electric fied is the negative Ans: towards 17. The elec fel inside a charged conductors Ans: zero 8. SH unit dipole moments Ans: coulom-metee (Ca) [SAVEENA MN 2 ‘CHAPTER ~ 2: ELECTROSTATIC POTENTIAL AND CAPACITANCE 1. The St unit of electri potential (ayvor (a) wa (© fiat (Pyeoulombs > Electr potatlat pine point charge q depends om distance as Wary Wa Orse Widnes ole depends on distance us = (©) Gistancey The electre potential at a paint dc 8 short Om Om oO. 4. A metallic sphere of radius & has uniform distribution of cleric charge on it surface ‘ACa distance. from is centr, forx> R the electric potentials propordanal to as @s ot on &Theeletre potential at a point due oa sor dipole varies wih eietaton ahead osm ‘Out ‘Dos é. The angle between elect field and equipotent surface wor et ‘o0 Oss >. Which of he following sentences is WRONG for an equipotent surface? (A) Work done to move a charge between two points onthe egulpoentia sures i 20, (8) Elewtrc fc at any point onthe surface is perpendicular to th equpotentil surface. (©) Equipotentalsurfces ar close together in regions of strong electri il, (D) Two equipotential surfaces can intersect wth each other 8. The potential energy (U) of an electric dipole of moment() in a uniform electri Held (Fis () U=pE (@u=pE (OU=-PE DU 9. ‘The potential energy stored in an electric dipole ism slectre field and dipole moment is equal to wo’ @) 180" was (yoo 10. The potential energy stored in ‘nd dipole moment is equal to wo (8) 180" wos (yo Pa sximuin when the angle between uniform eis minimum when the angle between uniform electri feld 11. The potential energy stored in a dipole is zero when the angle between uniform electric field and dipole moment is equal to wo (8) 180" was mor 12. The correct formula connecting electric field (F) and electric potential (V) is (= distance) av av tr & p= p= v= DV wee mee ov-t ova-E 13. On the equatorial plane ofan electric potential (V) and electric Meld (E) are such that (Vand E=0—(B)VeDand =O (C)V-0,E 20 (0) Ve0 and B20 14. Inside a charged conducting spherical shell ()VOand EO B) Vr and (OV-0.E 0 (D) Veo and Eo 16, Potential energy of an electric dipol (A) parallel tothe electric field (C) perpendicular tothe electric feld [SAVEENA MN 3 aligned (GB) antiparallel tothe electric eld (D) atan angle of 45° to the electric field. 17. An electrons accelerated through erence of IV. The kintie energy gained bythe cectron wey (8) LV ou (opis 18, Which is the polar molecule among the examples given below? wr @)N: Oo: (NH 19. Whieh is the non-polar molecule among the examples given below? wHo (BN: (so; (pH 20. The electric field above which dipoles in an insulator break and charges separate i called (a) dleleere portation (8) delete breakdown —(C) diststri strength (D) secre constant 21. The SI unit of dielectric strength of a material is (Var! @ict (© fared (0) joule }22. When a postvely charged conductor brought near negatively charged conductor, its capacity (apacitance) (A) increases (8 decrease (C) doesnot change (D)fisincreases then deereases 23. The capacitance of a parallel plate capacitor is independent of (A) rea ofeach plate (B) distance between the plates (C) dielectric constant ofthe medium between the plates (D) charge an each plate. 24. Capacitance ofa parallel plate capacitor ean be increased by (A) inereasing the area of plates. (8) decreasing the distance bereen the plates (C) using a medium of higher dielectric constant beter the ples (D) any of the above methods will increase the capacitance 25. The St unit of capacitance is (A) farad {B)coulomb (©) gauss (D) weber 26. If Co is the capacitance of a capacitor with air as dielectric and C is the eapacitance with me‘ as dielectric, then dielectric constant (K) of the medium between the plates is (K=C, (B)K=CuC (K=Goc ()K=G+C 27. The electre field between the plates of parallel plate air capacitor i, (o> surface charge density, © permittivity offre space) we we oz hee, 28. rer ot mata privy te spc tress ofthe medi Kaela Gee Ke om One OE-at 29. When two capacitors of different value are connected in series, (A) Only charge stored in each capacitor is same, (B) Only potential difference aeross cach capacitor i same, (C) Both charge stored and potetial difference on each capacitor ae the same, (D) Charge stored in the capacitors is dtferent, 20, When two capacitors of different value are connected in parallel (A) Only charge stored in each capacitor is same, (8) Only potential difference aeross each capacitor Is same. (C) Both charge stored and potential difference each capacitor is same (D) Energy stored in each capacitor is same. 31. The INCORRECT expression for the energy stored in a capacitor of s (Capacitance = C , potential difference between plates =V, magnitude of charge on each plate = Q) 1 1 1g? wy u-tev ny) U=Lov cy u-18 Du uaz @) U=t0 ou-58 Mmunse 52. The clectre field inside the cavity ofa charged conductor is zero, This is known as: (9) Discharging (B) Grounding (C) Bleetrostatle shielding (D)Elecifetion [SAVEENA MN 4 (CHAPTER — 3: CURRENT ELECTRICITY 11. Resistance of a mall wire is independent of (AYislength —(B) is resistivity (©)its ros sectional area (D) current through it 2. When both length and area of eross-secton of a wire are doubled, then Hs resistance (A) will become half (B) willbe doubled (C) will remain the same (D) will bevome four times 3. Resistivity ofa conducting wire depends on (Aylengin’ ”"(B)area across section (C) temperature (Dy rads of eros section 4. Drift yelocty per unit electric fed is called (A)reaxation ime (B)eonductvity——(C).cuent density (©) mobaty 5. Current per unit area i called (A)relaation time (B) conductivity (©) eurrent density (Dy mobility 6. Theverage velo (A) mobility Byeonductviy (©) thermal velocity iy with which free eleerons move ln conductor opposite tothe apple eerie eld I called (D) dit velocity 7. _ Average time between two successive collisions i called (A) relaxation time (B) conductivity (C)euent density (Dy mobil 8, The resistance offered by a 1m long conductor having @eruss sectional area 1 sq mis called (A) Eletrieal resistance of the conductor (B) Eeetreal resistivity of the conductor (©) Electrical conductance ofthe conductor (D) Elesrcaleondustivty ofthe conductor 9, The reciprocal of resistivity (A) conductance (B) conductivity (©) corent density {D) mobility 10, The vector quantity among the following is (A)elstrccumene (B)eleerigpoeni| ——_(C)leetomesive forse (D) current density 14 The correct expression for current dems ()s (iene: (@)j=ndew. ()=naee (DimeAvs 12, The correc expresion for drift wlociy of electrons in a conductors wee eee © ye ww 1, The correct expression for conductivity et ner m yout (By = ©o-4 Mo 14. The electric fled E, current density | and conductivity @ of conductor are related as We=ai (izck (Oi= Mee) Dorie 15 SLunitofclstriccurrent is (A)ampere (B)caslomb (Clk (D)ohm 16. Si unit of current density is (A) ampere (B) Am* (C) Am? (D) Am 17, Stunit of resistivity is (A)ohin (2) @).m (© Am ow 18. SL unit of mobility is (A) m?V-4s (B)Vm*s ©mv's* (D) mvs" 19, Resistrs in the higher range are motly made from (siicon Copper (©) Alina (0) Carbon 20, The resistance ofa carbon resistor 25 M2+10 %, The colour ofthe fist band ofthe resistor i Wred (@) yellow (C) gold (Dysiver 21. the third band in a colour coded resistor is silver, the value of the multiplier is aio! (8) 107 10? (0) 104 22. The resistance ofa carbon resistor is (500-450) ©. The colour of the fourth band ofthe resistor is (A) gold (@)sellow red ()sitver [SAVEENA MN. 5 723. As the temperature increases, resistivity of (A) conductor increases and semiconductor decreases, (B) conductor dereases and semiconductor increases (©) both conductor and semiconductor inereases (D) both conductor and semiconductor decreases 24, The resistivity ofa wire (A) increases withthe increase in length ofthe wire (B) decreases with the increas in area of erss-sction of wte (C) decreases with the increase in length and increases with the increase in area of eross-setion of wie ()inereases with increase in temperature. 25. Nichrome,constantan and manganin wires are used in making standard resistance boxes or in ‘heostats or wire hound resistors instead of copper or aluminium wires because they have (4) Low tem ity and high resis (B) High temperature coefficient of resistivity and low resistivity sratare coelicent of (©) Low temperature coefficient of resistivity and low resistivity (0) High temperature coef 26. Kdentify the wrong statement among the following options (A) Ohms aw isnot applicable to device in which the elation between voltage and current non nig (1) Oh’ aw i not applicable to conductors at very low and ery high temperatures, (©) Ohm's law is applicable to semiconductors devices ike diode and transistors. (D) Obs law is nt applieablewoelecton tubes, discharge hes and elecwoltes. fd high resistivity 27. Identify the one which does not obey Ohm's law (non-ohmic device) (A)ammeter (B) voltmeter (C) pen jumetion diode (D) galvanometer 28. Which among the following devices is used to measure unknown resistance? (A)Potentiometer (8) metre bridge (C)ammet (D) omer 29. The accurate measurement of em cau he obtained using’ (A) Volineter (B)galvanometer— (C)potentiomerer (yammerer 30. potentiometer cannot be used to (A) measure potential difference (©) find intemal resistance ofa cel (8) compare emis of to cells (D) find unknown resistance 31. For measuring emt ofa cll, potentiometer is preferred to voltmeter because (A) potentiometer isan easy device to handle —_(B) potentiometer draws more current from the cel (©) potentiometer draws no carrent from the ell (D) potentiometer uses high resistance long wire 32, Kirchhoff's junction rule sigaifics the law of conservation of (A) Charge (8) Enerey (Mass (©) Momentum 32. KirchholTs loop rule isa consequence ofthe law of conservation of (A) Charge (B) Energy (C)Mass (©) Momentum 34, Principle of working of a metre bridge is (A) Electromagnetic Induction (8) Mechanical effet of eletie eurent (€) Balanced Wheatstone Bridge (D) Magnetic effet of elect 35. Terminals ofa ecll are pen. Now the potential difference across its terminals Is (A) less than em ofthe cel (8) more than em ofthe cell (©) equal to emf ofthe cell (D) equal vo potential drop across intemal resistance 36. Terminals ofa cll are closed by connecting a resistor. The potential difference across is terminals is (4) tess than emf of the cet (8) more than emf ofthe cell (©equal w emf of he cel (©) equal t potential drop across internal resistance 37. Om increasing te temperature ofa conductor, is resistance inreases because (A) Retasation ime decreases (8) mas ofthe electrons increases {C) number densi of electron decreases () charge ofthe leetons increases [SAVEENA MN. 6 10, a. 2. a4, as. 6. a7. (CHAPTER — 4 : MOVING CHARGES AND MAGNETISM ‘The concept that moving charges oF curr tc field was discovered by (A) Ampere (B) Faraday (D) Oersted “The correct expression for Lorentz force is (a) Faq(E+¥ KUL (U4 (U=%L AC generator works on the priniple of (A) Force oma caren carving conduc placed in magnetic Field (© produeton of displacement euerent de to varying else fax AC generator converts (A) Mechanical energy to chemical energy (©) electrical energy to mechanical energy (8) eloctromagnetic induction (D) magnetic eles of electric even. (B) mechanical energy to electrical energy (D) chemical energy to mechanical energy Maximum value of emf generated in an ac generator is independent of, (A) Namber of tums inthe generator cil (B) area ofthe eoil (C) frequency of rotation ofthe cll (D) resistance of the col, Peak value of emf generated (%) in an ac generator having coil of Nturas, area of each turn - A turning in a magnetic field Bat an angular velocity ois given by (A) = NAB (B)@=NAB'a — (C)y=N'ABO )e Number of eyes of ae generated per second i called (A) Frequency of uc (B) period ofc (C) amplitude of ac ‘ABo (©) instantaneous emf A coll is rotated with a constant angular speed © in a uniform magnetic field, the equation for Instantancous value of emf induced (c) in generator coli given by We Be=asinror —_ (C)e=wsinwt (D)e=eysindat (CHAPTER ~ 7: ALTERNATING CURRENT ‘The amount of opposition offered by series LCR cireuit is known as (A) impedance (Byresistance —__(C) capacitance ‘The relation connecting rms value (V) and peak value (¥y) of alter (D) inductance tng voltage ks y's (V2 ov v= !vm An alternating voltage, vasinot i applied across a resistor. The current through the resistor i (ayn isnot (B)iminsinot+ wi) (C)iminsinotta2) (D)i= insi(ot-n’2) the ease of alternating voltage applied toa resistor: (A) the eurent leads the voltage by a phase angle of 2 (B) the current lags behind the voltage by a phase angle of x/2 (©) the current and the voltage are in-phase (D) the eurent leads the voltage by a phase angle of 2! ‘When an alternating em applied toa resistor, identify the wrong statement among the following (A) The averag (B) The average curent over a compete eyele is zo (©) The phase difference between the current and the voltage is 770 current over a compete cycle is 20 [SAVEENA MN. 13 (D) The average power over a compete eyele is zero. 6. Power factor in a pure resistive ac circuits (A)umity or one) (B) infin C20 Miner 7. Phase difference between voltage and current in a pure resistive circuit is (A) 2000 @« Cw? x4 8 Imanaccircu (A) The average power dissipated by a resistor over a compete cycle is er, (B) The average power dissipated by a capacitor or by am inductor over a compete cycle is ero. (C) The average power dissipated by a series LCR over a compete cycle is er (D) The average power dissipated by a series LCR over a compete cycle at resonance is 20. 9, Iman aceircuit, as the frequency of ae increases, find the wrong statement (A) capacitive reactance decreases (B) inductive reactance increases (C) resistance decreases (D) impedance fst deereases and then increases 10, An AC voltage, =v. sina is applied across a pure inductor. Current through the resistor is (A)i~L sino (B)i~insingot + wid) (C)i=imsinfansy/2) (D) i= imsin(ot=n!2) 11, In the ease of alternating voltage applied to an inductor (A) the curent leads the voltage by phase angle of a/2 (8) the current lags behind the voltage by a phase angle of 2 (C) the current and the voltage arg in phase (D) the curent leads the woltage by’ phase angle of x4 412, Phase difference between voltage and current in AC clreult containing only a pure induetor is x10 x. Cn? x4 13, Power factor ina pure induetive ae circuit is (A) unity (orone)——(B) infinity (zero Min2 414, Phase difference between voltage and current in AC circuit containing only a capacitor is (A) x10 @e (ynid (yx 415, An inductor stores energy in (A) sravitational field (B) magnetic field (C)electrie eld (D) luminous Feld 416, An eapacitor stores energy i (A) gravitational field (B) magnet field (C)electrie eld (D) luminous felé Whats transformer? State the principe of transformer 47. An AC voltage, =vsinot is applied across a capacitor. Current through the capacitor is (yim isinot (B)i=insinfot+ wis) (C)i= imsin(oten2) (D)i~insin(or-n2) 418, In the case of alternating voltage applied to an eapacitor: (A) the current leads the voltage by a phase angle of 2/2 (8) the current lags bein the voltage by a phase angle of s/2 (€) the current and the voltage are in phase (D) the curent leads the voltage by phase angle of x4 19, The average power dissipated aver a eyele bya capacitor (or pure inductor) connected to AC source a0 Be (On? (Dyn 20, SLunitofinductive (or capacitive) reactanceis (A)ohun ——(B)tesla—(C)websr—_(D)eary 24. SLunit of impedances (Ajohm —Bjuesla—C)oeder_—_ (Dy henry 22, Ima series RLC cirult, at resonance (A) inductive reactance is equal to resistance of resistor. (B) capacitive reactance is equal to resistance of resistor. (C) induetive reactance is equal to capacitive reactance. ¢D) net impedance ofthe circuits zero. [SAVEENA MN. 4 23 2, 2s, 26 2. 20, 29, 30. Tia series RLC circuit, at resonance (A) power factor is unity (C) impedance ofthe cireuit is equal t resistance ‘The resonance condition in series LCR circu is WX =Xe B) X=R OXe=R Current will be wattless in an ac circuit containing (9) inductor, eapaitor and resistor () inductor and resistor (©) capacitor and resistor (D) Inductor and capacitor [As the frequency of ac in a series RLC ciruit fs increased, the total impedance ofthe circuit, (9) inereases| (B) decreases (©) decreases up to resonance and then increases. (D) remains the same Electrical components needed for electrical resonance ina circuit are (a) Resistor and capacitor (B) Resistor and Inductor (©) Inductor and capacitor (D) Resistor and diode Ratio of resonance frequency to bandwidth is called (A) Quality factor (B)halfpower fequency _(C) watless trent (D) power factor The wrong expression for Quality factor (Q-factor) of a series LCR circuit is " Principle of wor (8) curtent and voltages are in phase pau e above statements are correct. (D) Xe> Xi me ah (6) Q=2e 0 1g of transformer is (9) SelFinduetion (C) Mutual induetion (B) Ampere Maxwell's law (D) Wheatstone’s bridge 32, 33, 4 35, 36, 2 (a) which converts acto de (©) which increases or decreases the amplitude of ac In a step-up transformer (4) number of turns in the secondary are more than the number turns at the primary (B) numberof tums inthe secondary ae less than the number tars tthe primary (©) numberof turns inthe primary and secondary are equal (D) primary and secondary are connected together by to failitate current Now In a step-down transformer (A) The secondary voltage is equal to primary volage (B) The secondary voltage is more than the primary voltage (C) The secondary voltage i ess than the primary voltage (D) numberof wns inthe primary and secondary are equa. ADC battery is connected tothe primary coi of «step-up transformer, then (A) Voltage atthe secondary willbe more than the DC battery voli (B) Voltage at the secondary wil be less han the DC barry voltage (C) Voltage at the secondary willbe equal to the DC battery voltage (D) Voltage atthe secondary will be zero, Ina transformer, eddy current losses are minimised by (A) using thin copper wires (8) winding more tums of coil (©) laminated core (D)using heavy large single iron core. Ina transformer, heat loss duc to resistance of wires are minimised by (A) using thin copper wires (B) winding more tums of coil (©) using thick copper wives (D) laminated core The quantity that doesn’t change from input to output of a practical transformer is (a) Power (B) voltage (C) frequency of ae (D)current (B) which converts de to-a¢ (D) used to measure emf af a cell [SAVEENA MN. 1s Dee ay as (D) Hoinvich Hen (©) Heinrich Herz (©) Heinvich Hertz & « (B) ig = ey SO (D) ig = 19 Oe Mig He F (B) constant electric ux (D) constant magnet ux 7. Blectromagnetic waves are produced (A) by an oscillating charge (8) by an acoolerated charge (C) when eletrons undergo transition ftom higher cnergy level t ler energy level (D) by all the above methods 8, Flectromagnetic waves are (A) transverse waves _(B) longitudinal waves (C) mechanical waves (D) one dimensional waves 9, Angle between electric and magnetic field directions in a electromagnetic wave is, ayo B90" (C) 180 was 10. The speed of a electromagnetic wave (e) in vacuum (oF fre space) in terms of and permittivity () of free spuce (vacuum) ent oe wen f ©) e~igee ore Ho Ho 41, Velocity of an electromagnetic wave in vacuum (c) in terms of propagation constant (k) and angular frequency (0) is (aye= ok (B)e= ork (e=kio 12, Velocity ofan electromagnetic wave in vacuum in terms of amy ‘magnetic (By) feds We=ork tudes of electric eld (E,) and (Aye= EuB (B)e~ Fa Be (C)e~BoEy ——(D)e~ Bo + Ea 413, Momentum (p) of an electromagnetic wave having energy Fs (A) ple (B)p=Ee (C)p= 0 yp=erk 14, Bnergy density of an electromagnetic wave in ferms of peak value of electric field Fis (0) w= 2 LE B) uate ou Ow 15, Energy density ofan electromagnetic wave in terms of peak value of magnetic field B is 1 by ory © 16, Blectromagnetic waves having shortest wavelength among the foll A) aio waves (8) ultaviolet rays (C) intared waves (D) gamma rays 417, Radio waves are used (A) Toionize atoms (B)in the treatment of eancer (Cin communication (D)to sterilize water [SAVEENA MN 16

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