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    SECOND TERMINAL EXAMINATION-2011

    ANSWER KEY- PHYSICS II

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    1 a) Statement of coulombs law of electrostatics 1

    b) No. The least charge is 1.6 x 10-19 C. Explanation of Quantization

    of electric charge ( Q = ne) 1

    c)

    The forces excerted by the charges 5micro coulomb on C are equal and

    is given by NFF BA 09.05

    105105109 669=

    ==

    These are resolved by vertical and horizondal components. Vertical are

    cancel out.

    Total force = NFFF ABA 161.0

    5

    209.02cos2coscos ===+

    along CX 2 4

    2 a)

    R=10+6.6+10=26.6W 2

    b) Total resistance = 1.6 + 3.4 = 5 ohm

    I = V/ R = 5 / 5 = 1 A and V = IR = 1 x 1.6 = 1.6 v 2 4

    3 a) Statement of Biot - Savart law 1

    b) Derivation 2 3

    4 a) Declination , dip and horizontal component of earths

    magnetic field and its explanation 3

    b) Explanation of dia , para and ferromagnetic substances 2

    c) Sodium. ( Sodium is Para magnetic and the remaining all are diamagnetic ) 1 6

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    5 a) Explanation of eddy current 1

    b) In speedometer, a small magnet rotates in an aluminum drum and

    produces a magnetic field. Rotating magnet produces eddy current in

    the drum, drum turns in the direction of rotating field.

    A pointer attached to the drum indicates the speed 1 2

    6 a) Explanation of Watt less current 2

    b) Phasor diagram of LCR and derivation of power 3

    c) E = - L dI / dt = -2 x 10 -3 x -1 / 10 -3 = 2V 1 6

    7 Davison Germer experiment wave nature l= h / mv

    Twinkling of stars Refraction = sin I / sin r

    Alpha particle experiment distance of closest approach Rutherford

    Blue colour of the sky Scattering Rayleigh 8 X 1/2

    4

    8 (a) UV ray (b) microwaves (c) Infrared (d) visible light 4 X 1/2

    2

    9 a) Ray diagram + Explanation 2

    b) Explanation least distance distinct vision 1 3

    10 a) Explanation coherent sources 1

    b) No. The phase of waves emitted from them will be changing independent

    of each other. Hence the phase difference between two independent

    sources cannot be constant with time. 1

    c) Derivation of band width 2

    d) I1 /

    I2

    = (a1/ a

    2)2 = 81 / 1 , a

    1: a

    2= 9 ; 1

    a1= 9a

    2

    Imax

    / Imin

    = (a1

    + a2

    )2 /(a1

    - a2

    )2 = ( 9a2

    + a2

    )2 / ( 9a2

    - a2

    )2 = 25 / 16 2 6

    11 a) Diagram + Derivation 3

    b) I1= 0 , r

    1= 0 n = 1.52 and i

    2= 90

    n = sin i2/ sinr

    2

    r2= 4108 and A = r

    1+ r

    2= 0 + 4108=4108 2 5

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    12 a) Statement 4 X 1/2

    b) Derivation 2

    c) Threshold wavelength = hc / 0

    =6.62 x 10-34 x 3 x 108 / 4.4 x 1.6 x 10-19 = 2821A0

    The wavelength of light is greater than threshold wavelength and

    it cannot eject electrons from copper 2 6

    13 a) N / N0= (1/2) t/T

    N / N0= (1/2) 25/12.5 = (1/2) 2 = 1/4 2 2

    14 a) Postulates 2

    b) Explanation + formula 2

    c) Energy level diagram 2 6