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- The angular velocity of the earth around the sun increases when it comes closer to the sun. Why?
- If the earth were to shrink suddenly what would happen to the length of the day.
- What do you mean by moment of inertia?
- State the principle of conservation of angular momentum.
- Can you distinguish between a raw egg and a hard-boiled egg by spinning each on the table explain.
- A ballet dancer stretches her hands when she wants to come to rest why?
- Why it is easier to open the cap of the pen with two fingers than with one finger?
- Will two spheres of equal mass; one solid and other hollow has an equal moment of inertia? Explain.
- Explain why spokes are Fitted in the cycle wheel.
- A pendulum clock is taken to the moon; will it gain or loss time. Why?
- A simple harmonic motion is represented in usual motion by y=rsin(wt +ϕ),find its acceleration.
- Define Second's Pendulum.
- On what factors does the period of a simple pendulum depend.
- Explain why soldiers are ordered to break steps while crossing the bridge.
- Why do we say that the velocity and acceleration of a body executing SHM are out phases?
- What do you mean by damping? What is its cause?
- At what temperature the surface tension of a liquid is zero?
- Why do clouds seem to be floating in the sky.
- Why is the bottom of a ship made heavy explain?
- The purity of the gold can be tested by weighing it in year in water, how?
- Why is it easier to lift a body in a liquid than in air?
- Define Surface tension.
- Why does hot soup taste better than cold soup.
- Explain why liquid drops are spherical in shape? Explain.
- What factors does the circuit tension of a liquid depend on, explain.
- Antiseptic used in cuts and wounds of human flesh have low surface tension, why?
- State stokes law.
- State Bernoulli's theorem.
- Small air bubbles rise slowly while big bubbles rise rapidly through the liquid. why?
- Define viscosity. Does it depend on temperature?
- During certain windstorms, light roofs are blown off. Why?
- Define Reynold's number?
- When a smooth flowing stream of water comes out of a faucet, it narrows as it falls. Explain.
- Why does the temperature of a gas undergo adiabatic expansion decrease?
- Why does a gas have two specific heat capacities?
- Is Cp always greater than Cv?
- What are the limitations of the first law of thermodynamics.
- Why does a refrigerator consume more power in summer than in winter to cool the same quantity of food by the same degree?
- Can a room be cooled leaving the doors of electric refrigerator open in a closed room? Explain.
- Explain the significance of the second law of thermodynamics.
- Petrol engines are less effective than diesel engines. Explain why?
- Explain why the temperature of the gas drops in the adiabatic process?
- State second law of thermodynamics.
- Can longitudinal waves be polarized? Explain.
- Distinguish between progressive waves and stationery waves.
- Frequency is the most fundamental property of a wave. Why?
- Which types of waves propagate in the liquid, Explain.
- The speed of sound in humid air is more than that in dry air, why?
- Define an organ pipe.
- When we start filling an empty bucket with water, the pitch of sound produced goes on changing. Why?
- Bells are made of metal but not wood. Why?
- Why is sounding board used in a string instrument? 54. When the tension in a given stretched string is increased by four times, by what factor does the velocity of transverse wave in the string change?
- What do you mean by resonance?
- Why is an end correction necessary for an organ pipe?
- State Doppler's effect.
- How is it that one can recognize a friend from his voice without seeing him?
- Justify the proverb "An empty vessel makes much noise".
- Why are longitudinal waves called pressure waves.
- Define beats and beat frequency.
- Differentiate between a plane wave front and a spherical wave front.
- What is meant by wave front and wavelets?
- What is Huygens's principle?
- The width of fringes obtained in a double slit experiment is 4mm. If one slit is closed, what will happen to the interference fringes?
- What happens on the interference fringes in a young's double slit experiment when i) the screen is moved away. ii) the source is replaced by another source of shorter wavelength.
- What are the conditions for destructive and constructive interference of light waves.
- Distinguish between interference and diffraction.
- What is the diffraction of light?
- Does polarizing angle depend on wavelength of light.
- Can sound waves be polarized? Justify your answer.
- Differentiate unpolarized and polarized light.
- Does polarizing angle depend on wavelength of light?
- What is the principle of potentiometer?
- Is polarization possible in longitudinal waves? why?
- State the principle of potentiometer and write down its one application.
- Why do we prefer a potentiometer with longer wire.
- Why do we prefer a potentiometer to measure the emf of a cell rather than a voltmeter?
- A voltmeter has high resistance, explain, why?
- State and explain Kirchhoff's law of electric circuits.
- The resistance of an ammeter must essentially be very small, why?
- What is thermoelectric effect?
- Does the thermoelectric effect obey the law of conservation of energy? Justify.
- What is the temperature of inversion? On what factors does it depend.
- What is neutral temperature? On what factors does it depend?
- What is thermopile?
- What is the better representation of the Lorentz force?
- State Fleming Left hand rule.
- Why are the pole pieces of magnets cut into cylindrical form in a galvanometer.
- What do you mean by hall effect? Why is it more effective in semiconductors.
- Define one ampere in terms of the force between current carrying conductors.
- State ampere's theorem.
- What is Curie temperature?
- Distinguish between diamagnetic and paramagnetic substances in terms of their relative permeability and susceptibility.
- What is the significance of the area of a hysteresis loop.
- Permanent magnets are made of steel, why?
- What is retentivity in coercivity of a ferromagnetic material?
- Above Curie temperature a ferromagnetic material became para magnetic, why?
- Define Eddy Current.
- Define magnetic flux.
- State Faraday's law of electromagnetic induction.
- A bar magnet falls through copper ring. Will its acceleration be equal to g? Justify.
- Bird sitting on a high-tension line wire flying up when current is switched on, why?
- Lenz law closes the principle of conservation of energy. Explain.
- Does Lenz law vioate principle of conservation of energy, explain.
- 220-volt AC is more danger than 220-volt DC, why?
- Why is choke coil preferred over resistance in AC?
- Define rms values of alternating current.
- Define quality factor of resonance in a series LCR circuit.
- Explain why two parallel wires carrying current in the opposite direction repel each other?
- Can a uniform magnetic field be used to speed up a charged particle? Explain.
- Can a hole be created in a metal? Justify your answer.
- At high frequencies, a capacitor becomes a short circuit, and an inductor becomes an open circuit explain.
- What is meant by watt-less current.
- What path does the electron follow in electric field when the electron is projected normally in the field?
- What property of the cathode rays indicates that they consist of electrons?
- Cathode rays cannot be regarded as electromagnetic waves, why?
- Lightening takes place at a higher altitude than at a lower altitude. Why?
- Can photoelectric effect be explained on the basis of wav theory of light? justify your answer.
- What happens to the kinetic energy of photo electrons when intensity of light is doubled?
- What is meant by stopping potential?
- What is the threshold frequency?
- What are logic gates? Give a two-truth table for a two input NOR gate.
- What is truth table? Write down the truth table for a two input NAND gate.
- Why is x-ray radiation process called inverse photoelectric effect?
- A proton and an electron have the same de-Broglie wavelength. which one has greater kinetic energy explain
- The wave nature of particle is not observable in daily life, why?
- What do you mean by matter waves?
- What do you mean by uncertainty principle?
- Point out the importance of de-Broglie wave.
- State Bohr’s postulate of atomic model.
- If a radioactive nucleus Has a half-life of one year, will it be completely decayed at the end of two years explain.
- How does a daughter nucleus differ from its parent
- Nucleus when it emits i) an alpha particles ii) gamma rays
- Nucleuses contain no electrons, yet it ejects them explain.
- There are no electrons inside the nucleus, but they are emitted from an unstable nucleus, why?
- How do Beta particles differ from electrons?
- Higgs boson gives the complete picture of the universe. Comment on it.
- What are the uses of radioisotopes?
- What is the meaning of ionization energy of hydrogen atom is 13.6 eV?