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This document is a physics examination paper for Class X, consisting of three sections: fill in the blanks, short questions/answers, and long questions/answers. It covers various topics including wave properties, sound, atomic structure, and experiments related to sound and waves. The total marks for the exam are 50, with a passing mark of 30.

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Class 10 physics pdf

This document is a physics examination paper for Class X, consisting of three sections: fill in the blanks, short questions/answers, and long questions/answers. It covers various topics including wave properties, sound, atomic structure, and experiments related to sound and waves. The total marks for the exam are 50, with a passing mark of 30.

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Subject: Physics (Class X) Max Marks:50

Passing Marks:30

Q1) Fill in the blanks. (9 Marks)

I. Transverse waves consist of ________ and _________.


II. Sound which is agreeable to human ear is called ________ sound.
III. The vibratory motion of the bob of a simple pendulum is _________.
IV. ________________ is also a periodic motion.
V. Sound wave is an example of ______________ wave.
VI. The echo of sound is _________.
VII. Bats can hear frequency up to _________.
VIII. _______________ are collectively called nucleons.
IX. Isotopes of an element have the same _____________.

Q2) Short Questions/Answers (21 Marks)


Note: Attempt any seven questions.
I. Define wavelength and derive the formula λ=VT
II. Distinguish between musical sound and noise.
III. Describe the structure of an atom with the help of a diagram.
IV. Explain the symbolic representation of an atom of an element. Give an
example.
V. With the help of a diagram, describe how compressions and rarefactions are
produced in the air near a source of the sound.
VI. Reference an experiment to explain the refraction of waves concerning the
ripple tank.
VII. The time period of a simple pendulum is 2 seconds. What will be its length
on earth? What will be its length on the moon if gravity on moon = gravity
on earth/6?
VIII. A Doctor counts 72 heartbeats in one minute. Calculate the frequency and
period of the heart beats.
IX. A wooden bar vibrating into the water surface in a ripple tank has frequency
of 12 Hz. The resulting wave has a wavelength of 3 cm. What is the speed of
the wave?
X. Calculate the speed of sound in air at 30°C. Given that the speed of sound at
0°C is 331 m/s.

Q3) Long Question/Answers (20 Marks)


Note: Attempt any four questions.
1) Define simple harmonic motion and explain it for simple pendulum and for
ball and bowl system.
2) Define the loudness of sound. Write three factors on which the loudness of
sound depends.
3) Write Geiger and Morsden alpha particles scattering experiment and its
result in detail.
4) What is ripple tank? Explain its construction and following properties of
waves with the reference of ripple tank experiment. (a) Reflection (b)
Refraction
5) With the help of an experiment, show that a material medium is required for
propagation of sound.
6) How reflection (echo) of sound can be defined and explained.

BEST OF LUCK!

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