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Bag these Sample Papers for math and science & kick start your smart preparation for exams! Download 'n' solve papers at your own convenience. Get detailed solutions, too. Also, get CCE compliant Summative Sample Papers, FREE! Back to listing page Paper: Total marks of the paper: Total time of the paper: XII Physics - Gold Series - 7 70 3 Hrs

Test instructions:General Instructions: (a) All questions are compulsory. (b) There are 30 questions in total. Questions 1 to 8 carry one mark each, questions 9 to 18 carry two marks each, questions 19 to 27 carry three marks each and questions 28 to 30 carry five marks each. (c) There is no overall choice. However, an internal choice has been provided in the one question of two marks; one question of three marks and all three questions of five marks each. You have to attempt only one of the choices in such questions. (d) Use of calculators is not permitted. Solutions: 1] 2] 3] Due to change in magnetic flux the induced EMF will always be produced but current will be induced only if the circuit is closed. 4]

when q1q2 > 0, force is repulsive, (ii) when q1q2 <0, force is attractive

5] Focal length decreases. 6] From Einsteins equation when kinetic energies are same then,

But hence
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W = hv W1= hv1 W2 = hv2 W1 > w 2 V1 > v2

7] with doubling the frequency of revolution magnetic field B is double which in turn will double the magnetic moment of electron.

9] Dielectric constant : The dielectric constant of a medium is the ratio of the electrostatic force by interaction between two given point charges held certain distance apart in vacuum/air to the force of interaction Now, the capacity of parallel plate capacitor filled with air is given by

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Or The intensity of magnetization is the magnetic moment developed per unti volume of a material when placed I a magnetizing field. For a paramagnetic material, it is inversely proportion to the temperature.

13] Self-inductance of a coil is said to be 1 Henry when a current at the rate of 1 amp/sec through the coil induces an emf of 1 volt

in the coil.
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i. X rays

Microwaves. ii.

Radiowaves iii.

Gamma rays

17] Binding energy per nucleon vs Mass number 1.

Importance of Binding Energy Curve i. The decrease in the B.E/nucleon at high mass number tells us that nucleons are more tighty bound when they are assembled into two middle mass nuclei than in a single high mass nucleus. Therefore, energy can be released in nuclear fission of a single massive nucleus into smaller fragment (ii) similarly smaller values of B.E nucleon for nuclei of low mass number indicates that energy can be released if two nuclei of small mass numbers combine to form a single middle mass nucleus. This process is revers of nuclear fission and is called nuclear fusion. The phenomena of nuclear fission and nuclear fusion were actually discovered later.

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Pulse amplitude modulation : It is the process of modulation in which amplitude of the pulses varies in accordance with the instantaneous value of the modulating signal. Pulse position modulation : It is a form of modulation in which timing or position of the pulse varies around a fixed means value in accordance with the instantaneous value of the modulating signal.

19] Total charge = ( 3 2 = 6 5) ?C = 36 ?C

Let V be the common potential across the two capacitors when they are connected in parallel. Total capacitance of the parallel combination = (3 + 6) ?F = 9?F

20] The working of A.C generator is based on phenomenon of electromagnetic industion. When a closed coil is rotated rapidly in a

uniform magnetic field, the magnetic flux linked with the coil changed continuously which result in setting an induced emf in the coil. This induced emf cause an current to flow in coil. Induced emf, E = NBA? win ?t Emax = Emax N = number of turns of coil ? = angular speed of rotation B = strength of magnetic field A = area of coil No, because the light waves emitted from coherent sources do not have a constant phase difference.So the interference pattern is not sustained. The intensity of bright and dark fringes changes rapidly.Our eyes are unable to see these changes.
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As no light passes through B, the angle between A and B is 90. Now C is so introduced that axis of C bisects the angle between axes of A and B i.e., at 45 w.r.t A hence angle between axes of C and B will be 90 - 45 = 45 Given I3 = 0

23] (i) We take the radiation of different frequencies but of the some intensity 1. For each radiation, we study the variation between photoelectric current and anode potential. Now from the drawn graph th

saturation current is the same for the radiations of different frequencies but the value of stopping potential is different for the incident radiations of different frequencies. 2. When the different intensities and same frequencies it means that intensity is higher, than the saturation current is more but stoping potential is same. 3. When the incident radiation of a fixed frequency (same frequency), it is found that the photo electric current increase linearly with the intensity of incident light.
24] When nucleons of nucleus are separated for apart from each other than the sum of the nucleons is greater than the mass of

nucleus.This is direct mass defeat of nucleus. This mass diffuse comes out directs. Some mass has been converted into energy which holds the nucleous together. 238 Given : Atomic mass of U = 238.0508 u Atomic mass of 234Th = 234.04363 u

Atomic mass of alpha-particle = 4.00260 u 1u = 931 MeV/c2 Mass defect = 238.05080-(24.04363 + 4.00260) = 238.05080 238.04623 = 0.00457 u Emitted energy will be = 0.00457 931 = 4.25 MeV/c2
25] Working of ligni emitting diode (LED) : When a PN Junction diode is forward bias, the potential barrier is forward. The

1. 2. 3. 4.

majority carriers start crossing the junction. The electrons from N region cross the barrier and entered the P region.Immediately on enetering the P region, each electron falls into a hole and recombination take place. Also some holes may cross the junctions from the P region into the N region. A conduction band electron with N region may fall into or hole even before it crosses the junction. Each recombination radiate energy.In an ordinate diode (power diode or signal diode ) the radiate energy is in the form of heat. In the light emitting diode the radiate energy in the form if high. White light emitting diode choosing the semiconductor material consume less power, now warm up time and hence are very fast in action. Advatage of light emitting diode : Light emitting diode are easily manufactured. Light emitting diode have the lowest cost. Light emitting diode work at very low voltage (1 or 2 volt) LEDs have long lite time.

26] NOR gates is obtained by the combination of gates shown :

Logical symbol of NOR gate Input A B 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 1

Output Y = AB 1 0 0 0

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28] Potentiometer : A potentiometer is used to measure an undnown emf or internal resistance. This is achieved by balancing the

unknown emf across a known potential difference produced by the flow of current in a network of known characteristics. Determination of internal resistance of a cell. The circuit arrangement used is shown if Fig.E is the cell whose internal resistance is to be measured. A resistance boxy R is connected across the cell through a key K2 By adjusting the rheostat R1 and closing key K1, a balancing point is obtained on the potentiometer wire with K2 open. The balancing length l1 now is a measure of the emf E of the cell. If s is the potential gradient then E = l1s Now key K2 is closed with a known resistance R out of box. Once agains , without disturbing rheostat R1 the balancing length is measured. This is a measure for the P.D.V of the cell. Obviously V = l2s From equation (i) and (ii)

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Or Dia-magnetic substances : (1)Susceptibility Xm of dia- magnetic is negative and small (-1 << Xm 0) (2) Magnetic permeability of dia magnetic material is less than 1 ( 0 < ?r < 1 > (3) coericivity is high e.g. Gold. 30]

Consider a thin lens of refractive index ?2 is placed in amedium of refractive index ?1 Let O be an object the image formed by the surface XPY in I1 in medium ?2 and due to the presence of surface XQY, the image I2 (Imaginary) win acts as an object and finally image in formed in medium ?1 at I. For refracting surface XPY, object is in ?1 and image I1 is in ?2 media therefore,

b) Refraction at convex spherical surface. Convention of sighs used : (i) All the distances are to be measured from the pole of the convex spherical surface. (ii) Distance measured in the direction of ray of light are taken as positive. (iii) Distance measured in the direction opposite to the direction of rays of light are taken as negative. Assumption (i) Object is placed on the LHS of the convex spherical surface (ii) Object is point object. (iii) Aperture of spherical refracting surface is small. f1 = + 40cm ; f2 = -25 cm

Or Explanation : At the central maximum , the contribution is from the entire wavefront (slit) At the first secondary maximum the contribution is only form (nearly) one third of wave front (slit) Angular position of the first minimum.

The intensity of the central maximum gets reduced to (nearly) its initial value. (its angular with becomes double of its initial value).

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