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    This document contains a general physics model paper with two sections - Section A and Section B. Section A contains 4 multiple choice questions related to topics like resistance of copper wire, gravitational force between masses, spring oscillations, and angles formed using compound microscope. Section B contains 6 numerical questions related to topics like cooling of copper using liquid nitrogen and helium, expansion of ideal gas, magnetic field due to current carrying solenoid, center of mass of pyramid, coefficient of static friction, and relation between angular momentum and magnetic moment. Learners are required to attempt questions from both sections totaling 10 marks from Section A and 30 marks from Section B.

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    This document contains a general physics model paper with two sections - Section A and Section B. Section A contains 4 multiple choice questions related to topics like resistance of copper wire, gravitational force between masses, spring oscillations, and angles formed using compound microscope. Section B contains 6 numerical questions related to topics like cooling of copper using liquid nitrogen and helium, expansion of ideal gas, magnetic field due to current carrying solenoid, center of mass of pyramid, coefficient of static friction, and relation between angular momentum and magnetic moment. Learners are required to attempt questions from both sections totaling 10 marks from Section A and 30 marks from Section B.

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    General Physics Model Paper

    Section A
    Note: Answer any two questions; each question carries 5 marks

    (2 x 5 = 10)

    1) Copper wires in houses typically have a diameter of about 1.5 mm. How long a wire
    1.68 10 8 m
    1.0
    would have a
    resistance?
    (a) 95 m
    (b) 105 m
    (c) 125 m
    (d) 11 m
    2) Consider the masses of two objects are increased to three times their original values.
    By what factor would the force [gravitational] between the two bodies increase?
    3) By how much should the mass on the end of a spring be changed to halve the
    frequency of its oscillations?
    (a)
    (b)
    (c)
    (d)
    (e)

    No change
    doubled
    quadrupled
    halved
    quartered

    4) Consider a persons near point distance is 25 cm. From this near point distance if a
    1.9 105 rad
    person views a cell of an animal making an angle of
    . Let a compound
    microscope with two lens objective and eyepiece separated by 12.0 cm observes the same
    cell, then determine the angle made by the cell when observed under this optical
    instrument.
    Given data: The focal length of objective is 0.49 cm and eyepiece is 2.7 cm.
    Section B
    Note: Answer any three questions; each question carries 10 marks

    (3 x 10 = 30)

    5) Liquid nitrogen and liquid helium are used in magnets for MRI (magnet resonance
    196oC
    imaging). Initially, the magnet with liquid nitrogen is cooled to
    and further
    o
    269 C
    cooled to
    with liquid helium.
    (a) Calculate the volume of liquid nitrogen in litres required to cool copper from
    196oC
    . Let the mass of copper be 20 kg.
    (b) Calculate the volume of liquid helium in litres required to cool copper from
    196oC
    . Let the mass of copper be 20 kg.

    n 1.00 mol

    20oC

    20oC

    to

    to

    at T 300 K

    6) The ideal gas


    is isothermally expands
    from state A to
    state B and its backs to state A by another process. At state B, the volume of the gas is
    three times its initial volume.
    (a) Determine the work done by the gas for the process AB and also find the change in
    entropy.
    (b) For the process BA, calculate the change in entropy.
    7) (a) A long solenoid of radius a, carrying N turns per unit length is looped by a wire of
    resistance. If the current I in the solenoid is constant but the solenoid is pulled out of the
    loop and reinserted in the opposite direction what total charge passes through the resistor?
    (b) Find the electric field at a height z above the center of a square sheet carrying a

    a
    z a
    uniform surface charge . Check the limiting cases
    and
    .
    8) Determine the center of mass for the pyramid with a triangle base? Here, the height of
    the pyramid is h.
    9) A painter of mass 55.0 kg is climbing up a ladder of mass 12.0 kg. Ladder starts
    slipping when the painter is at 70% of the way up the length of the ladder. The bottom of
    the ladder is separated by distance 3.0 from wall and top of the ladder placed 4.0 m above
    the horizontal surface. Calculate the coefficient of static friction between ladder and the
    floor. Assume that the wall is frictionless.
    10) Obtain relation between angular momentum

    r
    L

    and magnetic moment

    for a

    uniform non-conducting rod of length L, mass m with linear charge density rotating

    with angular velocity . Choose rotation axis passing through one end and perpendicular
    to rod.
    dq
    (Hint: Consider a small segment of charge
    at a distance x from axis of rotation.)
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