Physics-I (Gr-A) 2024 — MAKAUT · BS-PH101 · Mid Sem PYQ with solutions

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Group AVery Short Answer Type Question · answer any 10 · 1 mark each

  1. I

    What is the emissivity of an ideal black body?

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    Answer: 1

    Explanation

    An ideal black body absorbs all incident radiation, and by Kirchhoff's law, it is also a perfect emitter, so its emissivity is exactly 1.

  2. II

    What is the dimension of phase space?

  3. III

    The Curl of a conservative vector field is _______.

  4. IV

    In Fraunhofer diffraction, the incident wavefront is _______.

  5. V

    The displacement current arises due to _______.

  6. VI

    For an ideal blackbody, the power emitted per unit area is proportional to _______.

  7. VII

    At absolute zero temperature what is the probability of occupancy of an electron in an energy state above the Fermi level?

  8. VIII

    Find the angle between the vectors i^\hat{i} and 2i^+j^2\hat{i} + \hat{j}

  9. IX

    Diffraction is actually a form of interference. True or False?

  10. X

    Dimension of polarizability in SI units is _______

  11. XI

    If E1E_1 be the energy of the ground state of a 1 dimensional potential well of length L and E2E_2 be the energy of the ground state of a 1 dimensional potential well of length L/2, what is the relation between E1E_1 and E2E_2?

  12. XII

    What is the average energy of electrons in a metal at 0 Kelvin?

Group BShort Answer Type Question · answer any 3 · 5 marks each

  1. 2

    State five applications of LASER

  2. 3

    Mention the criteria for the applicability of Bose-Einstein statistics.

  3. 4

    Find the value of the given Commutator and explain the significance of the result [x^,px^][\hat{x}, \hat{p_x}]

  4. 5

    What do you mean by Macrostate and Microstate? –Explain with suitable example.

  5. 6

    Compute the smallest possible uncertainty in the position of an electron moving with speed 30000000 metres per second.

Group CLong Answer Type Question · answer any 3 · 15 marks each

  1. 7(a)

    Give one example of Solid, Liquid and Gaseous Dielectric material

    3 marks
  2. 7(b)

    State three applications of Dielectric Materials

    3 marks
  3. 7(c)

    What is Dielectric Constant? What is its value in vacuum and conductor?

    4 marks
  4. 7(d)

    A capacitor is made up of a dielectric material of ϵr=4.2\epsilon_r=4.2. It has an effective surface area of 0.09m20.09\text{m}^2 and capacitance of 10μF10\mu\text{F}. Calculate the field strength if a potential difference of 5V exists across the capacitor. Given ϵ0=8.85×10−12 Fm−1\epsilon_0=8.85 \times 10^{-12}\ \text{Fm}^{-1}

    5 marks
  5. 8(a)

    State the Planck's radiation law explaining all terms and show that the law reduces to the Wien's radiation law and Rayleigh Jeans law in opposite limits.

    6 marks
  6. 8(b)

    Define group velocity and Phase velocity. Show that the product of group velocity and phase velocity is a constant.

    5 marks
  7. 8(c)

    Write down the time dependent Schrodinger equation clearly mentioning the terms. Explain the physical significance of a wave function

    4 marks
  8. 9(a)

    A particle is executing simple harmonic oscillation and has a velocity of 5m/s when the displacement is 2m and reduces to 2m/s when the displacement is 5m. Calculate i) Amplitude ii) Frequency iii) Time period of the above oscillation

    8 marks
  9. 9(b)

    Define holonomic and non holonomic Constraints with examples of each

    4 marks
  10. 9(c)

    What is a conservative vector field? Give one example

    3 marks
  11. 10(a)

    Compare diamagnetic, paramagnetic and ferromagnetic materials

    6 marks
  12. 10(b)

    Differentiate between Soft and Hard magnetic materials

    3 marks
  13. 10(c)

    The value of permeability of a material is 0.12 N/A20.12\ \text{N/A}^2. What is the relative permeability and magnetic susceptibility?

    4 marks
  14. 10(d)

    Define magnetic domain of ferromagnetic materials.

    2 marks
  15. 11(a)

    Find the minimum number of lines of a grating which can resolve in the second order spectrum of two lines having wavelengths 5890 Angstrom and 5896 Angstrom.

    5 marks
  16. 11(b)

    Two polarisers are placed at crossed position. At what angle should a third polariser be placed so that the intensity of the emergent light is one-fourth of the intensity of incident light?

    5 marks
  17. 11(c)

    What is the highest order spectrum which may be observed with monochromatic light of wavelength 200 nm by using a grating with 2000 lines/cm

    5 marks

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