Ee ENGG. PHYSIC Inap-type semi-conductor, germanium is doped with A) Oxygen B) Phos| © Aluminium D) Silicon 2, When NPN transistor is used as an amplifier A) Electrons move from base to collector B) Holes move from emitter to base ©) Electrons move from collector to base D) Holes move from base to emitter 3. Anobject is kept ata distance of 60cm from a concave mirror. For getting a magnification of 1/, focal length of the concave mirror required is A) 60cm B) -40 cm ©) 20cm. D) 30cm 4, If the critical angle for total internal ‘reflection from a medium tovaeuumnis 30°, the velocity of light’in the medium is A) 8x 10°ms* B) 1.5x 10'ms* ©) 6x 10°ms™ D) ¥3 x 10°ms™ Shot by realme oa Bon onfar, siferen Farstr em para & artarers #, sefaae Ay frerae = art & | A) atta B) wienrer ©) Weare VD) ferent at NPN gift ee Warr & TH si Poa aa 8 tt A) weeghe ore Saw A 3 wet E py fox ete @ see oA ite aera e ©) Fagh Gas 8 ae A ae aT Dy fog sae & seentes ft in att E 3, Um ae A GH SAT TIT S 60 cm FT Gera? | 1) a ate sea OS fem allies crane ci A IE cae @ A) 60cm B) -40cm C) -20 cm. -D) 30cm 4, wa aren 8 fate A yl srinies coat feru wifes stot 30° 8, at aera Ff were Ay fa 8 A) 8x 10°ms" B) 1.5x 10°ms™ C) 6x 10'ms* D) V8 x10'ms* 1 02 EE(LE)VV Ww at Tae TH 25, 5, 40 cm Brame TATE FIT em 5. A convex lens of focal length 40 on rena card Bs OH HAI aa Fah He, is in contact with a concave lens 0! “A Auta focal length 25 cm. The power of the was combination is A) -16D. A) -15D B) -65D yee 0) +6.5D } Cc) +6.5D D) +1.5D Dp) +15D 6. The equation of state of some gases can 6, %o fal At seen HT Ser Deemprssedas(P+ a) ~b)=RT. (P+ Se -_b)=RT Sead oftom Here Pis the pressure, Vis the volume, fen on wen 2 | et Poe %, Vane T is the absolute temperature and ieee a, b, Rare constants, The dimensions LD ire ue: | of‘a’ are ‘a’ =r fart & | A) MPT? A) ML?T* | B) ML" T? B) ML‘T? © Mir ©) Mit D) ML*T* D) MIST? 7. Light year is a unit of 7. arr at Awe ead A) Time / Are B) Mass A\aee 2 pene © a ae D) wt | 8. A body falling from a high mi | travels 40 m in the Moat 8. we Sah sare & set we Pre goa ow fs its fall to ground, Height of minar in Sift 2 Bers HF 40 m A el aa Fae | Brae ® @= 10 me" Hie oft Sang m #8 (g = 10 ms) B) 45 A) 60 © 80 B) 45 D) 50 ©) 80 a a) Lace No] 02 EE(LE)9. A cyclist turns around a curve at 15 miles/hour. If he turns at double the speed, the tendency to overturn is A) Doubled B) Quadrupled ©) Halvea D) Unchanged 10. A bullet is to be fired with a speed of 2000 ms” to hit a target 200 m away ona level ground. If g= 10 ms~, then the gun should be aimed A) Directly at the target B) 5 cm below the target C) 5cm above the target D) 2cm above the target 11. A particle is executing SHM along a straight line. Its velocities at distances x, and x, from the mean position are V, and V, respectively. Its time period is ae A) 2n,|22=51_ 2_ ye 2 5) ee 9. Um eTéftiet ar age a anit site 16 miles/hour we agar ® | af ae Sep ft & agar &, ot ataced wa —____Bimftti A) arf B) we Le) amt D) aattefta 10. U& Tet 2000 me 4 afe & we EHR ‘Agr % 200 m | UH ae ah aA @ af g=10 ms 7%, age wT 1 St see | A) tat ae B) Het 8 5m © wera bom FR D) Taq a 2om SK 11, tm om um Shh tar & ara ae STG afta Te 8 | mre aft A x, SIR x, afati ot wae On aa: V, she V, E weet om sate = 02 EE(LE)12, i: The phase difference between the two Particles situated on by les of oth sid A) o° B) 90° ©) 180° D) 360° 13. The charge q is projected into a uniform electric field E. Work done when it moves a distance Y is Y A= , B) Ss aE oF D) gEY 14. The energy required to charge a parallel plate capacitor of plate separation d and plate area of cross-section A such that the uniform electric field between the plates is E, is A) egfi?Ad Lom B) Sedi?Ad ©) jedi iad D) ek? /Ad 0 12, ww ate % eit site feat a sath ah wmeriere & A) 0? B) 90° ©) 180° D) 360° 13, saad age @H BH aaa a at sae from ara ® | rare Yael oe are &, a fran aa art ® "Yy XA) oa B) aE ira D) gEY 14. afer senna d sit Sea Se dapat A GH wan WaT a aren el & fare aifea Sat, FH vat fH ufasit & whe ean dus 8a ER, eh A) eqh?Ad B) peaitad © jeg Jad D) eE? /Ad 02 EE(LE)15. In a conductor, if 3000 coulomb of | charge enters and 3000 coulomb of charge exits in time 10 minutes, then the current is A) 5 ampere B) 10 ampere C) 2.5 ampere D) Zero 16. If the angle of prism is 60° and angle of minimum deviation is 40°, the angle of refraction will be A) 30° B) 60° © 100° D) 120° 17. What will be the input of A and B for the boolean expression (A+B)-(A-B)=1? A) 0,0 B) 0,1 © 10 D) 1,1 18, A radioactive sample hae a halflife of 1 year. The fraction of this material, that would remain after 5 years will be oe cee oun ole ol lee oS 15, wa earen taf 10 fire aA H B000qe" carder we EAT % afte 3000 aera TET aren Rraveran @, at Prat ® A) 5 afar B) 10 wef, ©) 2.5 wher D) i 16, fe Brea ar _aier 60° % ate ETE Fase a aim 40° &, ht arsed HM SIT A) 30° B) 60° ©) 100° D) 120° 1, after aon (RB) -(A-B)=1 Sf Ash Ba we Ne? A) 0,0 B) 0,1 c) 1,0 D) 11 18, oe ected agg A arly ta enh at eat ar 5 aE aT of AT ? A) on cum role ot Be S 02 EE(LE); P Ee 19. Two lenses of power + 12 and ~ 2 diopters are placed in contacts What will be the focal length of combination ? A) 10cm B) 12.5cem ©) 16.6cm D) 8.33 cm 20. In vacuum, an electron of energy 10 keV hits tungsten target, then emitted radiation will be A) Cathode rays B) X-rays ©) Infrared rays D) Visible spectrum 21, A metal block is exposed to beams of X-rays of different wavelengths, X-rays of which wavelength penetrate most ? A) 2A B) 4A © 6A D) 8A 22. The ratio of the longest to shortest wavelength in Brackett series of hydrogen spectra is A) oo B) 41g afte 2c AT a 8, aa air # car aren & | Fe A ag erorg ae BI? A) 10¢m B) 12.5¢m ©) 16.6¢em D) 8.33 cm 90, frafe 4 10 keV At rat = Um verry émreea crete Fe &, Seats Fam 19. or. wm og Ge at fatter certedet ah xa & Ga car se 8 | Pee cores, acti X-Rrat atten re et 2 A) 2A B) 4A © 6A D) 8A 22, weg Sag A he ae A wee Se Saad Sta aerteler wr sa A 2 523. In a nuclear reactor, consumed at the rate of 1m 25. 26. the fuel is | 28, em sufi Peace, dor amt a The 1 mgs ae me ae | een fe power generated in kilowatt A) 9x10" farettare i ® B) 9x 107 | A) 9x 108 B) 9x 107 ©) 9x 10° e Dees ©) 9x10! D) 9x 10” | D) 9x 10 . Afreshly prepared radioactive sample | 24, 42 st aretg are Wes TST FAT TAT of half-life 4 hours emits radiation of intensity which is 64 times the safe level. The minimum hours after which Seriya aap aifera 64 sere fate Seahaea UAB |e i ae wb a are Fae Td ET it would be safe to work with it is A as on AA ye B) 24 ©) 12 aoe D) 16 ae at The radioactive decay of uranium into 2. us) iS ayaa Ae ie {thorium is expressed by the equation aie oth - +X whem SUS ooTh?** + K where X is srefata Fara ara & Fat XS ‘A) An electron ] AG ao B) A proton B) © ws C) A deuteron il D) GH AEH HT D) An alpha particle ae yr 2 ETH wl RATA 2 10° The mass of ship is 2 * 1o'kg.On | 26% : 8 Ny aL RE RTT ATA HE HE poe ying a force of 25 201 Noite pana app ced through 25 m After te 25 m fae & oe AISTS * igplacement, the velocity equ’ mg ars TS by the ship yee be A) 12.5 a A) 12.6. ms" | B) Sms B) Sms" © 87 ms ©) 3.7 ms D) 2.6 ms py 2.5.m5" 02 EE(LE)ie 27. A body whose momentum is constant, must have constant A) Force B) Velocity ©) Acceleration D) Allof these 28. A force of 5 N making an angle 6 with the horizontal, acting on an object displaces it by 0.4 m along the horizontal direct ‘ion. If the object gains Kinetic energy of 1 J, the horizontal component of force is A) 15N © 3.5N B) 25N D) 4.6N 29. A block of mass 10 kg moving in x-direction with a constant speed of 10 ms" is subject to a retarding force F = 0.1x Jim during its travel from x = 20 m to 30 m. Its final kinetic energy will be A) 4505 B) 2753 ©) 2604 D) 475.3 80. A satellite which is geostationary in a particular orbit is taken to another orbit. Its distance from the center of earth in new orbit is 2 times that of the earlier orbit, The time period in the second orbit is A) 4.8 hours B) 48V2 hours ©) 24 hours D) 24V2 hours : eb fits at ara Pratt, Seat aft Frere eer A) ae B) aT LO) THT D) art 28, WH FEI 1 5 N #1 AA STAT 2H fay Aa OAM AT TE 2, Fe EI A Aes fea 0.4 m Faeenitd ax Ger 8 | aie ay 1d At aftst Sot set ae %, ch aa ay atts um & A) 15N ©) 3.5N 29. us flac aft 10 ms? & ay x fe & SEM EMT UH 10 ke FETA HT ies X=20m 4 30 m & Il Ht aT QnA F=0.1x dim & Fem set ania | sed sift nea sat ah B) 2753 D) 475d B) 2.5N D) 45N A) 450 J C) 250 J 30. we fat apart yeenBes see sh gad Fat 4 arn ne 158 spat a geat & ga Shi qf Rect ana aera Lad eat H amy raft 2 A) 4.8 82 B) 482 a C) 248e D) 249 we 02 EE(LE)81. If the amm 32. 33. 34. reads 24 the ter * in the given cireuit 30. I © Fesistance R 81, af fea ma wheres Hf sree 24 aria RE 20 R R 60 “@ | ne iv A) 19 | C)3Q es A) 19 B) 22 Pe £) 39 Dp) 4a 1 kilo watt hour is equal to A) 36 x 10° joules B) 36 x 10° joules C) 10° joules D) 10° joules A cyclotron is used to accelerate protons, deuterons, o-particles, ete. If the energy attained after acceleration, by the protons is E, the energy attained by a-particles shall be A) 4E B) 26 E OE Dz The magnetic field on the axis of a Jong solenoid having n turns per unit Jength and carrying a current Tis A) unl B) pon © pool D) None of these 32. 1 fret are wer eae ® » 36 x 10° et B) 36 x 10° 31 © 10°48 D) 10° 4s 93, WH RIgaAEM A AMT HEM, SK ante at cafes er & fee fear ve 8 ae Stas gra rae arg wea Ae Sti 3, cmt ae wre SE Sat Sh A) 4E B) 2B p= OE : a4, aft xe Hand a Pat are ah Tat are usp cist vRerieret St yd re aT waz A) Hon B) pon’ ©) Ayal? D) Fa ai ae 02 EE(LE) 235. At a certai we fftaa ert ertain place, the hori 5 orizontal | 35. TA & Sofa dry Component of earth’s magnetic field is 2 ie S times the vertical aftr uae, seater es V3 ume) angle of dip at that pl aa ea oe aft aT component. The lace is A) 60° A) 60° B) 45° B) 45° ©) 90° ©) 90° D) 30° D) 30° 36. The ultimate individual unit of 36, fare dae H gearcnca sift cafeemg magnetism in any magnet is called oa peat & | A) North pole A) Ft aa B) South pole B) ef wa ©) Dipole LD) few D) Quadrapole D) saeaa 37. At which place, earth’s magnetism 97. fea waa a ged or Gea Sfes becomes horizontal ? same? A) Magnetic pole A) gata qa B) Geographical pole B) Hines oa ©) Magnetic meridian © aeeha wags \D) Magnetic equator D) sais fagat i a 38, The radius of curvature of the path 38. we aM gabe Ga orate am & of the charged particle in a uniform # aa Bet ee magnetic field is directly proportional to wargadl @ | 'A) The charge on the particle A anata B) The momentum of the particle B) wai ©) The energy of the particle © wr ft sat D) The intensity of the field D) a Ft eT ECE)40. 41. A2. - Three bulbs of 40 W. arranged in W, 60W, 19 Baan ee! 2» W, 100 W are Which bul tes With 220°V sup are i I AY 100 Wim resistaice ? B) 40w ©) 6ow D) Equal in all bulbs On increasin ‘sing the plate separati ati a charged condenser, the a a A) Increases B) Decreases C) Remains unchanged D) Becomes zero A stress of 3.18% 10°Nm “is applied to a steel rod of length 1 malongitslength. Its Young’s modulus is 2x 10" Nm. Then the elongation produced in the rod in mm is A) 3.18 B) 6.36 ©) 5.18 D) 1.59 Cohesive force is experienced petween 's) Magnetic substances B) Molecules of different substances () Molecules of same substances D) None of these 39, 40. 41. cm 42. 40 W, 60 W, 100 W % da ara 220 V Samy 35 eT Shae H axa ‘ea ara ay ofa ap @ 7 A) 100 W B) 40W Cc) 60W D) wh acai Ha ae | “was sara cenita afer eT aH aT Rot A) aah ® B) am etal 2 ©) srateatia tect * D) Wasa z 1m ard areh em eit Ht EH BE Ag oe 3.18 x 10° Nev wee orpaaa fre set ® 1 gaat a aT 2x 10" Nm, ao 8 ser Seat mm 4 @ A) 3.18 B) 6.36 ©) 5.18 D) 1.59 dare ea ts eae FT ara @ 1 A) serfta wert B) fates vere & ort 0) wa Tetell & Sa p) waa eee 02 EE(LE)43. Volw me, pressure meee a eo temperature of Tf mass of its mole density is A) mKT and T respectively 's molecule is m, then its (K- Boltzmann constant) 5 RT = 6) = > ny » Ea 44. How many times a diatomic gas should be expanded adiabatically so as to reduce the root mean square velocity to half? A) 64 B) 32 ©) 16 D8 45. Infrared radiation is detected by B) Pyrometer D) Photometer A) Spectrometer C) Nanometer 46, If a magnetic substance is kept in a magnetic field, then which of the following is thrown out ? A) Paramagnetic B) Ferromagnetic ©) Diamagnetie D) Antiferromagnetie ‘ Cray = 43, wae areal Ne 2 saree, ore sth TE gern: V, Patt TE 1 af Fam oe ay For m &, at gee BAe (K — ateestta Preraren) A) mKT Be KT ee ° KTV Pm > xr 44, wm Reena Ae a feartien eae fe som Reg et fee as St TA ari aren et are 7 A) 64 B) 32 ©) 16 D)8 45. senea Peet ITA RT NE aart @ 1 A) Braeiet C) Favitet 46, a we arb ware Bt WH Gada OH Ra rat &, ah Prairies 8 & fea tbe fear set ? A) saat B) cedar ©) siftreacta LD) sfeetteierhia B) Tera AD) Frente 02 EEC)48. 49. 50. Bs 47. A coil of area 100 ¢; auaehG ais m” has 500 tur 1 of 0.1 e] eS to the ies The 8 ia oe luced to zero in 0.1 paced red laced emf in the coil ig Me A)1V f B)5V © 50V D) Zero Accircular coil of mean radius of 7 em and having 4000 turns is associated at the rate of 1800 revolutions per minute in the earth’s magnetic field (B = 0.5 gauss), the maximum emf induced in coil will be ‘The de Broglie wavelength A) is proportional to mass B) is proportional to impulse C) inversely proportional to impulse D) does not depend on impulse The photoelectric effect can be understood on the basis of ‘A) The principle of superposition B) The electromagnetic light () The special theory of relativity D) Line spectrum of the atom theory of 47. 100m" aaee Ai we ase F500 HT $10.1 webor/m? an Sarkis a ech % dina & | ata 0.1 eee He A TB abech A Sita fain & Ay1v B)5V ©) BOY Dw 48, Buea Prem 7 cm 3k 4000 Bra caret va aarern get yA & See A (B= 0.5 7s) # 1900 se ft Fate Aaa ase, Feet A Ha areat tu.cr. oT A) 1.158V B) 5.8V ©) 0.29V D) 0.58 V 49, stich arte A) gorara BATT & B) HAT ATA ©) ray sft seat ® Dy san a Hake wae 50. sarei-frada wre aK aug TAT 8 | A) seararant a Feratet 1B) were a Paergaha fergie © arta a feats rent 126, Varait 2x — By +7 =0 3K 2x By-6=0 ata gia A) v4 B) Vi3 © v5 D) Vi6 127, tani x+y =03iN 2x—y=9 HTEsl 129. Ifsin A = 0.4, then i cos, 4) 0.70 nee | 129, af sin A= 0.4%, 7 cos 2A = anes ) 0.68 | A) 0.70 B) 0.68 D) 0.8 | ©) 0.72 D) 08 180. The value of cos(—765°) is | 120. cos(—765°) #1 AM * 4) oie ¥ 5 aa oe ot Don | ® 7 D) None of these | D) gaa & at aet 131. If J a= A oe +) 101. a Jott Abo + (+) (x-2) i +1) @-% + B(ogx-2)+0%, 4 B) A-B=0 1 + Blogx - 2) +C, then ‘Ay A+B=0 B)A-B=0 D) A+tB=0 © AB= D) AB=-1 ©) AB=1 D) AB - 132, If [x] is the greatest integer 12, a8 a] nee ete Tat [> |s= 2 function, then J[x”]4x = nnetion, JL ] Oa i A) 6-2 +43 B) 5-42-18 B) 6-2-8 o 3-8-8 © 5-2-8 Eye 2 by aE B p) 6+v2-s8 aga, awree mot a Sa wa et, HH m whose FT tee | ara yet i+k ate ass +k te 133. Area of the parallelogral adjacent sides are 1+ # and ai+j+kis yh se a 3 Pei o 2 alas 0) 2 p)3 oo 02 BE(LE) —i 134, I¢ Ja xb] a a [| =4, then |p A) 16 Bs Os D) 12 135. Ifa and b aretwo unit veetorsinclined at an angle & , then |@ +b] is A=1 Q>1 186. The total number of terms in the ‘expansion of (x + a)** - (x— a)" is B) <1 D) =0 A) 102 B) 25 © 26 D) 61 187, If the 21 and 22" terms in the- ‘expansion of (1 + x)** are equal, then x= 8 21, AG B) 23 a © o D3 138. If A is a square matrix such that A? =I, then (A-D?+(A+1°-7A= A)I+A B) I-A OA D) 3A 005 189. The matrix A=|0 5 OJ isa 50 0, A) Scalar matrix 134, aff a x | fal = 4% mb] = A) 16 BB O38 D) 12 135, 4 a AB a gad ate 5% atm wht, tt larb| et A) =1 B) <1 ort D) =0 136, (x +a)” — (x— a)” & fara 4 et ga eene A) 102 © 26 17. ae (1 +x) & freer & 21a she ooat ag aT &, dt x = B) 25 D) 51 8 21 D7 B) 22 o# pt 198, af AT al sreqR ga weAR @ fe AP = aA (A-D'+(A+D*-TA= A)I+A B) I-A 0) A D) 3A 139, FTE A=at Et fi) a 2. yota-| 2 ls aan 5 1] and B=|4 2\, 5 then ‘i A) Only AB ig de B) Only BA js gente ad ©) ABand BA june h D) AB and BA both. = ae ed. ine Ifa particle move, ee 8 Accordii law x =e’, then its ye}, ae to the t=0is y at time A)1 B) 0 Ce D) None of these 14) 142. If A=|0 , then inverse of oxo no 3x8 oro roo os C) }0 0 D) Does not exist Bisa “1 8) {2 a B= \t ot 61 Ba J A) 33 AB enter & B) Sam BA otoniea % O) AB Ste BA tei aoa # D) AB ste Ba 24 ein wat E M41. aR Ge am x= of & fem agEN Sea, oh ara = 0-7 gee ane Al B)O Oe D) FH a a x00 142. a As|o y 0| & TAR 00 z\5x5 02 EE(LE)Es 148. The range of sine function is 143, SFT AA eh A) C1, 1) A) 1,1) B) +1, B) [-1, 1) © R-(1, 1) ©) R-@1,1) D) None of these D) wrt 8 ah wet 144 TER sentient Fila) 144, aR fl) =< 8, at = A) xxv! yee B) x* (1 + logx) B) x* (1 +logx) C) x* (1 —logx) ; C) x* (1—logx) D) None of these dimen D) #4 a a ae <* tana! 145. eae io ¥ we ASI Spr | Al [30 a t B)-1 Sree oo~ zt 147. lim Sinxe x30 SS Al Bn | ons 180 180 t | D) 148. If lim 243" 433, rol tx eam then n= A) 10 B)5 ©) 50 D) 11 149. If 8sin(x + y) = log(s +), then dx? A) 0. B)1 C) cos(x + y) Dey 4 x00 Tfy=1-xt xO - 8 Faik TK dy 160. then 5 at x=1is A) 150 B) -50 AT. lity sin Ay Bn SG) = 180 in)y EL) 1 148. aA Jim Et2 +38 + 149. af@ 3sin(x + y)=logtx +y)2, aye ax? Ayo B) 1 ©) cos(x +y) 2) 1 wy Py 150, a&y=1-x+x'-2 +. ts ain Yan 4% Wxa1TS A) 150 B) -80 ©) 160 ©) 150 D) 50 = D) 50 02 EE(LE) — -