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  SECTION A - 40 MARKS
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- (Attempt all questions from this Section.)
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- Question 1 
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- Choose the correct answers to the questions from
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- the given options.
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- (Do not copy the questions, write the correct
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- answers only.)
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- (i) When a bell fixed on a cycle rings, then the energy
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- conversion that takes place is
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- (a) gravitational potential energy to sound energy
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- (b) kinetic energy to sound energy
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- (c) sound energy to electrical energy
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- (d) sound energy to mechanical energy
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- (ii) A door lock is opened by turning the lever (handle)
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- of length 0.2 m. If the moment of force produced is
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- 1 Nm, then the minimum force required is
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- (a) 5 N
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- (b) 10 N
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- (c) 20 N
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- (d) 0.2 N
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- (iii) A force ‘F’ moves a load from A to C as shown in
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- the figure below. For the calculation of the work
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- done, which of these lengths would you use as the
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- displacement?
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-
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- Reason (R): Wavelength of ultraviolet radiation is
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- more than the wavelength of microwave radiation.
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- (a) Both A and R are true.
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- (b) A is true but R is false.
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- (c) A is false but R is true.
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- (d) Both A and R are false.
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- (vi) When the stem of vibrating tuning fork is pressed on
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- a table, the tabletop starts vibrating. These vibrations
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- are definitely an example of
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- (a) resonance
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- (b) natural vibrations
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- (c) forced vibrations
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- (d) damped vibrations
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- (vii) Which of the following is a class III lever?
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- (a) Pair of scissors
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- (b) Wheelbarrow
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- (c) Crowbar
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- (d) Human forearm
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- (viii) The specific resistance of a conductor depends on its
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- (a) length
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- (b) material
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- (c) area of cross section (d) radius
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- (ix) Identify the option that displays the correct wiring
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- with correct colour code
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- (a)
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- (b)
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- (a) 3 m
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- (b) 4 m
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- (c) 5 m
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- (d) 7 m
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- (iv) A radioactive nucleus containing 128 nucleons
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- emits a b-particle. After b-emission the number of
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- nucleons present in the nucleus will be
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- (a) 128
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- (b) 129
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- (c) 124
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- (d) 127
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- (v) Assertion (A): Ultraviolet radiations are scattered
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- more as compared to the microwave radiations.
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- (c)
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- (c) Latent heat of vaporization
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- (d) Heat capacity
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- (xv) A block of glass is pushed into the path of the light as
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- shown below. Then the converging point X will
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- (d)
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- (x) The potential difference between terminals of a cell
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- in a closed electric circuit is
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- (a) terminal voltage
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- (b) electro motive force
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- (c) voltage drop
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- (d) none of these
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- (xi) During melting of ice at 0°C the
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- (a) energy is released and temperature remains
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- constant.
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- (b) energy is absorbed and temperature remains
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- constant.
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- (c) energy is released and temperature decreases.
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- (d) energy is absorbed and temperature increases.
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- (xii) Linear magnification(m) produced by a concave lens
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- is
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- (a) m < 1
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- (b) m > 1
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- (c) m = 1
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- (d) m = 2
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- (xiii) A radioactive element is placed in an evacuated
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- chamber. Then the rate of radioactive decay will
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- (a) Decrease
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- (b) Increase
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- (c) Remain unchanged
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- (d) Depend on the surrounding temperature
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- (xiv) The graph given below shows heat energy supplied
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- against change in temperature when no energy is
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- lost to the surrounding. The slope of this graph will
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- give
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- (a) Specific heat capacity
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- (b) Latent heat of fusion
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- (a) Move away from the slab
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- (b) Move towards the slab
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- (c) Not shift
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- (d) Move towards the left side of the lens
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- Question 2
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- (i) (a) In the following atoms, which one is a
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- radioisotope? Give one use of this isotope.
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- O16, C14, N14, He4
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- (b) Name the class of the lever shown in the picture
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- below:
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- Bottle
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- (ii) Fill in the blanks:
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- (a) When a stone tied to a string is rotated in a
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- horizontal plane, the tension in the string
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- provides _________ force necessary for circular
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- motion.
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- (b) Work done by this force at any instant is
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- _________.
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- (iii) A non uniform beam of weight 120 N pivoted at one
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- end is shown in the diagram below.
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- Calculate the value of F to keep the beam in
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- equilibrium.
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- (iv) Meera chose to use a block and tackle system of ‘9’
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- pulleys instead of a single movable pulley to lift a
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- heavy load.
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- (a) What is the advantage of using a block and
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- tackle system over a single movable pulley?
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- (b) Why should she connect more number of
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- pulleys in the upper fixed block?
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- (v) Sumit does 600 J of work in 10 min and Amit does
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- 300 J of work in 20 min. Calculate the ratio of the
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- powers delivered by them.
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- (vi) 5 bulbs are connected in series in a room. One bulb is
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- fused. It is removed and remaining 4 bulbs are again
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- connected in series to the same circuit. What will
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- be the effect on the following physical quantities?
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- (Increases, Decreases, Remain Same)
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- (a) Resistance
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- (b) Intensity of light
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- (vii) Rohan conducted experiments on echo in different
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- media. He observed that a minimum distance of ‘x’
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- metres is required for the echo to be heard in oxygen
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- and ‘y’ metres in benzene. Compare ‘x’ and ‘y’.
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- Justify your answer.
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- Speed of sound in oxygen: 340 ms–1
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- Speed of sound in benzene: 200 ms–1
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- Question 3
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- (i) (a) In a reading glass what is the position of the
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- object with respect to the convex lens used?
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- (b) Why can we not use concave lens for the same
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- purpose?
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- (ii) A fuse is rated 5 A. Can it be used with a geyser
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- rated 1540 W, 220 V. Write Yes or No. Give supporting
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- calculations to justify your answer.
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- (iii) State two factors affecting the speed of rotation of the
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- coil in a D.C. motor.
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- (iv) How much heat is required to convert 500 g of ice at
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- 0°C to water at 0°C? The latent heat of fusion of ice is
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- 330 Jg–1.
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- (v) Copy and complete the nuclear reaction by filling in
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- the blanks.
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- 92U235 + 0n1 → 56Ba... + ... Kr92 + 3 0n1
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- SECTION B - 40 MARKS
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- (Attempt any four questions from this Section.)
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- Question 4
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- (i) The image of a candle flame placed at a distance of
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- 36 cm from a spherical lens, is formed on a screen
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- placed at a distance of 72 cm from the lens. Calculate
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- the focal length of the lens and its power.
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- (ii) Below is an incomplete table showing the
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- arrangement of electromagnetic spectrum in the
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- increasing order of their wavelength. Complete the
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- table.
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- Gamma ray
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- X-ray
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- UV
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- rays
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- Visible
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- rays
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- Infrared
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- A
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- Radio
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- waves
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- (a) Identify the radiation A.
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- (b) Name the radiation used to detect fracture in
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- bones.
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- (c) Name one property common to both A and Radio
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- waves.
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- (iii) (a) Why do we use red colour as a danger signal on
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- the top of a skyscraper?
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- (b) The diagram below shows the path of a blue ray
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- through the prism:
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- 1. Calculate the critical angle of the material of
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- the prism for blue colour.
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- 2. What is the measure of the angle of this prism
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- (A)?
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- 3. Which colour should replace the blue ray, for
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- the ray to undergo Total Internal Reflection?
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- Question 5
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- (i) (a) Refractive index of glass with respect to water is
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- 9
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- 8
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- Find the refractive index of water with respect to
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- glass.
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- (b) Name the principle used to find the value in part
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- (c) If we change the temperature of water, then will
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- the ratio
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- remain the same? Write Yes or No.[3]
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- (ii) Light travels a distance of ‘10x’ units in time ‘t1’ in
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- vacuum and it travels a distance of ‘x’ units in time
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- ‘t2’ in a denser medium. Using this information
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- answer the question that follows:
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- (a) ‘Light covers a distance of ‘20x’ units in time ‘t1’
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- in diamond. ‘State true or false.
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- (b) Calculate the refractive index of the medium in
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- terms of ‘t1’ and ‘t2’. 
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- (iii) A monochromatic ray of light is incident on an
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- equilateral prism placed at minimum deviation
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- position with an angle of incidence 45° as shown in
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- the diagram.
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- N
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- 45°
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- Q
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- P
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- 60°
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- N'
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- 60°
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- 60°
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- (a) Copy the diagram and complete the path of the
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- ray PQ.
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- (b) State two factors on which the angle of deviation
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- Question 6
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- (i) (a) Define Centre of Gravity. 
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- (b) A hollow ice cream cone has height 6 cm.
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- 2. Will its position change when it is filled
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- (ii) 
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- (iii) In the given diagram, a vibrating tuning fork is kept
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- near the mouth of a burette filled with water. The
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- length of the air column is adjusted by opening
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- the tap of the burette. At a length of 5 cm of the air
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- column, a loud sound is heard. 
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- Tuning
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- fork
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- Two identical marbles A and B are rolled down along
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- Path 1 and Path 2 respectively. Path 1 is frictionless
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- and Path 2 is rough.
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- (a) Which marble will surely reach the next peak?
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- (b) Along which path/s the mechanical energy will
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- be conserved?
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- (c) Along which path/s is the law of conservation of
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- energy obeyed? 
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- (iii) Given are two pulleys. 
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- (a) Copy and complete the labelled diagram
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- connecting the two pulleys with a tackle to
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- obtain Velocity Ratio = 2.
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- (b) If Load = 48 kgf and efficiency is 80% then
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- calculate:
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- 1. Mechanical Advantage.
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- 2. Effort needed to lift the load.
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- Question 7
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- (i) (a) Name the waves used in SONAR. 
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- Water
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- (a) Name the phenomenon illustrated by the above
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- experiment.
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- (b) Why is a loud sound heard at this particular
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- length?
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- (c) If the present tuning fork is replaced with a
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- tuning fork of higher frequency, should the
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- length of the air column increase or decrease to
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- produce a loud sound? Give a reason.
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- Question 8
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- (i) The voltage - current readings of a certain material
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- Voltage (V)
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- 10 V
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- 30 V
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- Current (I)
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- 4A
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- Study the table.
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- (a) State whether the conductor used is ohmic or
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- non-ohmic.
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- (b) Justify your answer.
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- (c) State Ohm’s law.
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- (ii) Below is the diagram of a transformer: 
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- In the above diagram Lata stands between two
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- Determine the time taken by her to hear the first
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- echo.
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- Speed of sound in air 320 ms–1.
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- (ii) (a) Complete the following radioactive reaction:
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- X → Y + 42 He → 91
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- Z + –10 e
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- U-238. Which of the two isotopes of Uranium is
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- (a) Identify the type of transformer.
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- (b) In this type of transformer which of the wire is
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- thicker, the primary or the secondary? Give a
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- (iii) Study the diagram: 
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- (a) Calculate the total resistance of the circuit.
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- (b) Calculate the current drawn from the cell.
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- (c) State whether the current through 10 W resistor
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- through the 12 W resistor.
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- Question 9
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- (i) 85 g of water at 30°C is cooled to 5°C by adding
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- certain mass of ice. Find the mass of ice required.[3]
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- [Specific heat capacity of water = 4.2 Jg–1°C–1,
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- Specific latent heat of fusion = 336 Jg–1]
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- (ii) (a) Why does it become pleasantly warm when the
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- lakes start freezing?
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- (b) Water freezes to form ice. What change would
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- (c) Which will contain more heat energy 1 g of ice at
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- (iii) (a) State one factor that affects the magnitude of
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- induced current in an AC generator.
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- (b) Given below is a circuit to study the magnetic
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- effect of electric current. ABCD is a cardboard
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- kept perpendicular to the conductor XY. A
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- magnetic compass is placed at the point P of
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- the cardboard. P1 and P2 are the positions of the
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- magnetic compass, before and after passing a
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- current through XY respectively.
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- P1
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- Supply
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- P2
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- Y
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- 1. Name the rule that is used to predict the
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- direction of deflection of the magnetic
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- compass.
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- 2. State the direction of current in the conductor
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- (X to Y or Y to X) when the circuit is complete.
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- 3. If resistance R is increased, then what will
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- be the effect on the magnetic lines of force
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