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1.
ln the figure shown, the rod of mass M and length L is in neutral equilibrium for small perturbations if the
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2.
(A)
(c)
H
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L
(B)
(D) None
A particle is executing SHM of amplitude A, about the mean position x = 0. The positions of the particle at
x=*f
(A)
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(B) 75"
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(D) 195"
3.
The potential energy of a certain one dimensional force acting on a mass 'm'varies with the x-coordinate of the mass as : U = ax2 -bx+ c, where a, b and c are positive constants. The mass oscillates on the x-axis about a certain mean equilibrium position at x = xo with angular frequceny ol, which are equal to
(A)
4.
2b
and
(B)
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(c) oano
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One end of a long metallic wire of length L is tied to the ceiling. The other end is tied to a massless spring of spring constant K. A mass m hangs freely from te free end of the spring. The area of cross-section and the Young's modulus of the wire are A and Y respectively. lf the mass is slightly pulled down and released,
it will oscillate with a time period T equal to
g
5.
(A)
2n
1,)
2,[
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,"[H]"'
(o)
,.[*]
A large wall is moving away from a stationary sonic source, with a velocity = v. The source emits sound of
constant frequency = f. The beat frequency registered by a person standing still between the wall and source will be : (speed of sound = c)
(A)
6.
2vf
2vf
c+v
c-v
(c)
(D) None
A steel wire of length L, cross-sectional area A and density p is fixed between two rigid supports, with the
wire just taut. Y = Young's modulus and a = coefficient of thermal expansion of steel. lf the wire temperature
is now lowered by AT, then the frequency of the fundamental note produced by plucking the wire in the middle is
(A)
7
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faTLlTll/2
(B)
rLL
1 [crYaTll/2
(c)
[L rr- ]
1 [aYlTll/2
(D)
rL
[aYlTll/2
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value Io. Then, the resultant intensity at this point due to the interference of the three waves will be (D) 5 ro (B) 7 ro (c) 9Io (A) 6 ro
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by:y= 0.01 sin 2n(10t-x) metre and't'in sec. Then, (A) the speed of the wave is 10 m/s (B) closest points on the string which differ in phase by 600 are separated by (1/6) m (C) maximum particle velocity is n/4 m/s (D) the phase of a certain point on the string changes by 1200 in (1120)seconds
-+yand xare
in
F=(3-kt)N'wherekisaconstantandtistimeinsec.Atthetimet=0,apursersgeneratedattheendp
of thp string' Find the value of k (in N/s) if the value of force becomes zero as the pulse reaches point e.
10.
= c/3, where c = speed of sound. Find the maximum and minium frequencies heard by a stationary listener at the point (R/2, O). 11.
A source emitting sound of frequency fo is moving in a circle of radius R, having centre at the origin, with a uniform speed
sound emitted by the source at initial position A. (speed of sound relative to air 330 m/s) =
und of frequency 510 Hz moves with constant velocity wind is blowing at a constant velocity v* 20 m/s towards an = frequency (in Hz) detected by the observ"r.orr..ponding to the
12.
A mirror BC of length 2 cm is illuminated with monochromatic light of wavelength sooo A from a narrow slit s as shown' The perpendicular distance sA between the plane of the mirror and the slit is 1 mm. Distance AB is 8 cm. A screen is praced at a distance 1 m away from the srit. Find : (A) the fringe width on the screen, and (B) the total number of fringes formed.
13'
at the same point in terms of Io after the introduction of the glass plates' The wavelength of light used in vacuum is 6000 A. Assume that each glass ptate transmits 100% " of light incident on it' Throughout the experiment (with and without the plates), the entire system is immersect in a liquid of index 1.25. Vibrant Academy (I
index 1'6 is inserted in front of the other plates was Is' determine the intensity
A thin transparent plate of thickness 2 pm and refractive index n = 1.5 is inserted in front of one of the slits in Young's double slit experiment. Another plate of a transparent material of thickness 1 pm
slit. lf the intensity at the center of the screen without the glass
and refractive
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In a YDSE two thin transparent sheets are used in front of the slits S, and Sr. rr.' = 1.6 and pr= 1.4. rf both sheets have thickness t, the centrar maximum is observed at a distance of 5 mm from centre o. Now the sheets
are repraced
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l'L+ lr,
1-
but having
(p1,t
p,t,
! such that t = +.
o
[Given:d=1mm.D=1m].
15.
11
's'tandsraremonochromcoherentxinphase.Find'x'ofpfordarkandbrightpoints:o<x<o.
16'
S', and s, are monochromatic coherent sources in phase (wave rength for all bright points on circle for O < 0 < g0o.
r). sls2
17.
Find fringe width 'p' and number of bright bands seen in reflected rgiht.
llJll^=5000A
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0.1 mm 20 cm
18.
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19.
Answer of q,9 to 19
9.
20.
10.
6f/5,
33
6f/
11.
52s
12.
0.25 mm, 10
I" 13. * z
15.
14.
.t
Brightpts'.x=4)u,f , o"rr
0 = 0.5 mm,400
pt. : x=
?t ?
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16.
310,55.2",73.40
17.
19.
18.
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