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Consider a particle moving along a straight line, whose position as a function of time is given by s(t) = at? - Bt + v, where 0. = 1 ms? p = 6 ms™ and ¥ = 5 m. The average speed of the particle, in ms™, fromt=0tot=6sis :

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Question 5Physics

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Consider a long solenoid of length | and radius r. If n is the number of turns per unit length and y, is the permeability of free space, the inductance of the solenoid is :

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Question 7Physics

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Consider the following nuclear reaction : #4 — ®Th+He Take masses of ZU, 'Th and ‘He as 238.050 u, 234.043 u and 4.003 u, respectively. The Q value for the reaction, in keV, is : [Given : 1 u= 931.5 MeV

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Question 4Physics

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For sound waves, if the number of nodes for the 5° harmonic of an open-ended pipe is n and that for the 9" harmonic of the same pipe with one of its ends closed is m, the ratio = is : 5 9 0)] 3 2 3 3 31 4 5

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Question 8Physics

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A beam of light falls on a metal surface such that photo-electrons are generated. If power of the light source starts to decrease linearly with time t, then variation of the photocurrent I and magnitude of the stopping potential [VI with time is best represented by : 1 ) 's t t

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Consider the following nuclear reaction : #4 — ®Th+He Take masses of ZU, 'Th and ‘He as 238.050 u, 234.043 u and 4.003 u, respectively. The Q value for the reaction, in keV, is : [Given : 1 u= 931.5 MeV