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    (Following Paper ill and Roll No.

    to be pIled in your Answer Book)


    '. 'I Roll No.

    B. Tech.
    (SEM. II) THEORY EXAMINATION 2010-11
    PHYSICS

    (a) Derive the formula for the variation of mass of a'pa~icle


    .. '" .\

    with velocity.

    (b) Show that if variation of mass with velocity is taken into


    consideration, the kinetic energy of a particle of rest mass
    ma and velocity v is given by :

    (c) The mass of a moving electron is 11 times its rest mass.


    Find its kinetic energy. and momentum.

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    (d) Prove the reiation E2- p2 c2= mo2 c4, where symbols have
    their usual meaning.

    (e) Explain why a moving clock appears to go slow to a


    stationary observer.

    (a) Describe the interference observed when a thin wedge


    shaped film is seen normally by reflected light. Find the

    (b) Give the construction and theory of plane transmission


    grating.

    (c) What is Rayleigh criterion of .resolutlOn '? Derive the


    ... '" '

    (a) Draw a neat diagram of He-Ne Laser and describe its


    working principle. What are the characteristics of Laser
    beam?

    (b) (i) Describe the principle of a half shade polarimeter and


    explain how will you use it to measure the specific
    rotation of glucose.

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    (ii) A 5% solution of cane sugar placed in a tube oflength
    40 cm causes the optical rotation of 20°. How much
    length of 100% solution of the same substance will
    cause 35° rotation?

    (c) What is meant by optical rotation? Give Frisnal's theory of


    optical rotation and discuss its dependance on 'A.

    (a) , Define Poynting vector. Derive an expression for it and


    explain its physical significance for EM wave in free space.

    (b r 'S't'arting from Maxwell's equations obtain electromagnetic


    wave equation in free space.

    (c) Discuss Lagvin's theory of diamagnetism. Show that the


    diamagnetic susceptibility is negative and indepen~ent o~
    temperature. , ,

    ~ (a) State and prove Heisenberg's uncertainty principle and use


    it to show that electron can't reside in atomic nucleslus.

    h
    shift is 1:i.'A=--(1-cos8) where symbols have their
    mac '

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    (c) (i) What is Bragg's law? Describe Bragg's X-ray
    spectrometer.

    (ii) Calculate the wavelength associated with a neutron


    having kinetic energy of 1 eV.

    Velocity of light c = 3 X 108 mlsec

    Mass of electron m e 9.1 X 10-31 kg

    Mass of proton mP 1.67 x 10-27 kg


    '!P' ..
    ••
    Mass of neutron mn 1.67 x 10-27 kg

    ,.-
    2600

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