/, ‘1616 By the “athofic Cron inoory as true. ine of several ‘the planetary he theory was same time, a the Index of “elle himset deliberately ‘irom scientitic al break with 8 fHlend of Pope Urban rt the decree result of the safe to write made soma consent to 5. This book slemaic and ative merits, ‘argued that warning of ‘Tes spoke 2 Inquistin’s suspected Unishment, jalileo was wu months Secret. But “ened with Sonfession (35: Hewas theory. In Au, he was 30 arrest, to defend “the index, *epernicus *s, Galileo ‘ple that required fine, 2001 ENGLISH INDIAN ASSOCIATION OF PHYSICS TEACHERS PARTA MARKS : 150 PART A: ANY NUMBER OUT OF FOUR OPTIONS CAN BE CORRECT The equation y = y, exp(-bt) represents the following processes 2) radioctive decay 1) a charged capicitor discharges through aresistor ©) energy ina dissipative system 9 attaining a non-zero constant cit velocity “Two difraction gratings have the same total ‘umber of slits but different grating constant e,ande,. Ifo, >6,, then, 2} grating 1 will provide higher number of orders than grating 2for same wavelength b) The redoffist order may overtap with violet (of second order for grating 1 but this will never happen for greting 5. ©) Both of them will have the same resolving power. 6) Central fringe width willbe different fortwo gratings. Aparticle is moving in the circular orbitin the coulomb potential with K-kinetio, U- Potential and € total energy. The correct statement (s) is (are) 8) Els always negative. DK =-E,U=2E “BuIIIAPT June, 2001 NATIONAL GRADUATE PHYSICS EXAMINATION 2000-2001 TIME : 60 MINUTES oK=2E,U=E d) K=-E2, 2 E =--Vo expresses the mathematical relation between electric field E and potential. The cortect statements are 3E/2 a) Eis zero when moved along an equipotential surface. ) Work has to be done when charge moves from one equipatential surface to another equipotential surface. 5 ©) Eis directed along the normal to an equipotential surface, os 0) The direction of E is from lower to higher potential ‘Supposing & magnetic monopole exists, ~ which ofthe following Maxwell's ‘equations in free space) will be modified ? a v.E bo vxE+< ® v.B=0 ae 5) VXB= tol + Hy & > Hol + Ho 0 181182 ‘One magnetic dipole is placed in the magnetic field produced by another magnetic dipole. ris the distance between two dipoles Which is quite large compared to the size of the dipoles. Then, 2) the force observed has the noncentral nature b) the force falls as r°4 ©) the force is always attractive f both dipoles are parallel irespective of their location. 4) the tensor force acting between two ‘nucleons within the nucleus is a practical ‘example of this force. Under Lorentz transformation, the quantities invarant aro, a) charge density. bE. B <6) Phton velocity «J Phase ofolecromagnetic wave ‘Which of the following inequities, represent Heisenberg uncertainty principle ? a) AXAP, 2 y agate! 2% *2 g AL, AL, 2m “The Schrodinger wave function fora point particle with respect to fix centre in the spherical coordinates, is expressed as = N exp(--ar) cos® WHE: fhe folowing are corect properties ofthis wave function ? ; 9 AL, Age ) 925 ) The normalisation constant N=, [Sa v ®) The angular momentum is 1 in units off «) The projection of angular momentum along the quantised axis is one in units off thas negative parity. 10. Consider the X - ray and neutron diffraction. a) Both of them are utilised to study the crystal structure fl ) neutrons and X-rays both travel with same velocity. ©) X- fay diffraction does not distinguish the isotops whereas the neutron diffraction does. 4) Both show the same z (atomic number) dependence of the target. 11, Diamond and graphite are both basically carbon. Let us look at their propertias and compare. a) Diamond sparkies, because ithas the same refractive index as the glass, ») They have different crystal structure. ©) The hardness of the diamond is quite large compared to that of graphite. 4) Graphite behaves more or less ike a black ody. 12. The parallel axes theorem in respect ot Moment of inertia is expressed as, |= 1, + MR. Which of the foliowing statement are correct ? a) |, and I,are Ml about any two parallel axes. b) Ris the perpendicular distance between two parallel axes. ©) For, I, the axis must pass through center of mass of object, 4) The theorem is valid only for planer object. 18 Aovon estan eat wh eroua gy dandnaste ssa 2) Ferg aniaralnays per 2 Feraaray spec is not paral to @, eat AP dine 200