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RANK BOOSTER TEST SERIES
12th and 13th STUDENTS

[PHYSICS (9)]
TARGET IIT - JEE - 2016
Date :– 06– 05 - 2016 Duration : 1 Hours Max. Marks : 88
PAPER - 1
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INSTRUCTIONS
In each part of the paper, Section-A contains 8 questions, Section - B contains 10 questions & Section-C contains
2 questions. Total number of pages are d. Please ensure that the Questions paper you have received contains ALL
THE QUESTIONS in each section and PAGES.
SECTION - A
Q.1 to Q.8 are Integer answer type questions (whose answer is 1 digits [0 to 9]) & carry 4 marks each. No Negative
Marking.
SECTION - B
Q.1 to Q.10 are Multiple choice Questions has four choices (A), (B), (C), (D) out of which one or more than one is/are
correct & carry 4 marks each. 2 mark will be deducted for each wrong answer.
SECTION - C
Q.1 & Q. 2 are "Match the Column" Type questions and you will have to match entries in column - I with the entries in
Column - II. One or More entries in Column - I may match with one or more entries of Column - II. For each entry in
Column - I, + 2 for correct answer, 0 if not attempted and – 1 in all other cases.
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1. Use only blue/black pen (avoid gel pen) for darkening the bubble.
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PHYSICS [PAPER - 1]
SECTION - A SECTION - A
[INTEGER ANSWER TYPE] [ fo' y s
"k. kkRed i z'u i zd kj ]
Q.1 to Q.8 are INTEGER ANSWER TYPE Questions.
(The answer of each of the questions is 1 digits)
i z-1 l si z-8 r d fo' y s"k.kkRed i z'u gS
A¼i zR; sd i z'u dkmÙkj dsoy
d ksesnhft
1 va ; sA
1. A thin rectangular bar magnet suspended
freely has a period of oscillation of 4 sec. 1. , d i r y hvk; r kdkj pq Ecdh; NM+eq Dr : i l sy Vdhgq bZ
What will be the period of oscillation if the gSdsnksy u dk vkor Z d ky 4 sec gS A ; fn pqEcd dksnks
magnet is broken into two halves (each
having half the original length) and one of
Hkkxks(i zR; sd Hkkx dhy EckbZokLr fod y EckbZdhvk/khgS )
the pieces is made to oscillate in the same esar ksM+
kx; kgSr Fkkmuesal s, d Hkkx dksml h{k= skesanksy u
field ? dj usdsfy , cuk; kgSr ksnksy u dkvkor Z d ky gksxkA
2. A non–conducting non–magnetic rod having
circular cross section of radius R is suspended 2. fp=kkuq l kj , d dq pky d i zfr pqEcdh; R f=kT; k dsoÙ̀kh;
from a rigid support as shown in figure. A vuqi zLFkdkV dhNM+, d n`<+vk/kkj l syVdhgq bZgS A, d
light and small coil of 300 turns is wrapped gYdhr FkkNksVh300 Qsjksdhdq . My hdksNM+dscka ; hvksj
tightly at the left end of the rod where uniform et cw r h l s y i sVk x; k gSt gk¡ l e: i pq Ecdh; {kS =k
magnetic field B exists in vertically downward B Å/okZ /kj uhpsdhfn' kkesagS A
direction.
Air of density  hits the half of the right part fp=kkuq l kj /kuRo dhok; qNM+dsvk/ksfgLl si j V osx l s
of the rod with velocity V as shown in figure. Vdj kr hgS Adq . My hesa/kkj knf{k.kkor Zfn' kkesa¼
tS l kO l s
What should be current in clockwise direction fn[ kkbZnsrkgS ½fdr uhgksuhpkfg, r kfd NM+{kS fr t j gs\
(as seen from O) in the coil so that rod fdr uhgksuhpkfg, r kfd NM+{kS fr t j gs\ mÙkj mA esa
remains horizontal? Give answer in mA. Given
2 RB 1 1 / 2 2 RB 1 1 / 2
 A nhft , A fn; k gS
A Lv  A
.  5
Lv  5
Air Air
O O
B B
L L/2 L/2 L L/2 L/2
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3. A circular coil of wire consists of exactly 100 3. , d r kj dho+̀ Ùkh; dq . My hBhd 100 Qsjksr Fkkdq
y
turns with a total i zfr j ks/k0.20 . dhcuhgS A
resistance 0.20 .
The area of the coil d q.My h d k {kS =kQy
is 100 cm2. The coil 100 cm2 gS Afp=kkuq l kj
is kept in a uniform 60° dq . My hl e: i pq Ecdh; {kS =k 60°
magnetic field B as B es aj [ kh gSA pq Ecdh; {ks=k
shown in figure. The 2Ts–1 dhfu; r nj l sc<+ rk
magnetic field is increased at a constant rate
of 2Ts–1. Find the induced current in the coil gS A dq . My hA esai zsfj r /kkj kKkr dhft , A
in A.
4. , d i r y s/kkj kI = 8 A, dsr kj pq Ecdh; vk?kw . kZ(Am2 es)a
4. Calculate the magnetic moment (in Am2) of a
thin wire with a current I = 8 A, wound tightlly dhx.kuk dhft , ] t ksoÙ̀kh; i fj ufy dk dsvk/ksHkkx i j
on a half a tore (see figure). The diameter of n`<+r k l sfy i Vk gS¼ fp=k nsf[ k, ½
A oÙ̀kh; i fj ukfy dk ds
the cross section of the tore is equal to vuq i zLFkdkV dkO ; kl d = 5 cm dscj kcj gSr FkkQsjksdh
d = 5 cm and the number of turns is N = 500. la[ ; k N = 500 gS A
I
d I
d
5. A thin wire AC shaped as a semi–circle of

diameter d rotates with a constant angular 5. , d i r ysr kj AC dksd O ; kl dsv/kZ oÙ̀kdhvkdf̀r esa<kyk
frequency  in a uniform magnetic field of 
   x; kgSt ksl e: i pq Ecdh; {ks=k B esafu; r dks.kh; vkof̀r
induction B . The vector  is parallel to B 
and the rotation axis XY passes through the  l s?kw. kZ
u dj r kgS A  l fn' k B dsl ekUr j gSr Fkk?kw
. kZ
u
end A of the wire and is perpendicular to the v{kXY r kj dsfl j sA l sgksd j xq t j r hgSr FkkO
; kl AC
 
diameter AC (See figure). B is directed left (fp=k ns f[ k, ) dsy Ecor gS A B dkxt dsr y esack¡; sl s
to right in the plane of the paper. The value nk¡; svksj funsZ f' kr gS
Ar kj dsvuq fn' kfcanqA l sC r d dk
 

of the line integral I  E.dr taken along   Bd2
the wire from the point A to the point C will
j s[kh; l ekdy u I   E.dr gksxkA i z'u okpd
?
Bd2 dsLFkku i j D; ki w
a
. kkZ
a
d y xkgksukpkfg, A
be . What integer should be inserted in
?
place of question mark.
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X   Y

X   Y

A
A

B 
B
O
O
C
C
6. An infinitely long conductor PQR is bent to
form a right angle as M 6. tS l kfd n' kkZ; kgSfd , d cgq r vf/kd y EckbZdspky d
shown. A current I PQR dks, d l edks . k cukus M
flows through PQR. The
dsfy, eksM+ kx; kgS APQR l s
magnetic field due to 90°
thi s current at the
S /kkj k I cgr hgS A bl /kkj k ds 90°
P Q S
point M is B 1 . Now, 90° dkj .kfca nqM i j pq Ecdh; {ks=k
P Q
another infinitely long
R
B1 gS Avc] , d vU; QS, vf/ 90°
straight conductor QS kd y EckbZdspky d dksQR R

is connected at Q so
esa/kkj kI/2 ml hi zd kj gS St S
ls
that the current is I/2 in QR as well as in QS,
the current in PQ remaining unchanged. The Qs es ] PQ esa/kkj kvi fj ofr Z
a r
magnetic field at M is now B2=4mT. Find the gSAM i j pq Ecdh; {ks=kB2=4mT gS AB1 (mT es)a dkeku
value of B1 (in mT). Kkr dhft , A
7. A uniform magnetic field B = 0.5 T exists in a

circular region of radius R = 5 m. A loop of 7. , d l e: i pqEcdh; {kS=kB = 0.5 T f=kT; kdso+̀ Ùkh; Hkkx
radius R = 5 m encloses the magnetic field at esafLFkr gS
A t = 0 i j R = 5 m. f=kT; kdky w i pq Ecdh;
t = 0 and then pulled at uniform speed {ks=k dksca
n dj r k gSr Fkk dkxt dscy esl e: i pky
v = 2 ms–1 in the plane of the paper. Find the v = 2 ms–1 l sf[ kpr kgS At = 3s i j y w
i esai zsfj r fo-ok
induced emf (in V) in the loop at time t = 3s. cy (V esa ) Kkr dhft , A
v v
8. A wire carrying current i has the configuration

8. fp=kesafn[ kkbZO; oLFkkesa, d r kj esi /kkj kgS
Anksv/kZvuUr
shown in figure. Two semi–infinite straight
section, each tangent to the same circle, l h/ksHkkx oÙ̀kdhi fj f/kdsvuq fn' k dks.ki j oÙ̀kh; pki
are connected by a circular arc, of angle , } kj kt qM+
sgSt ksfd ml hoÙ̀ki j Li ' kZj s[kh; gSft udsl Hkh
along the circumference of the circle, with
Hkkx ml hr y esafLFkr gS AB dks' kw U; dksfV dkgksusdsfy; s
all sections lying in the same plane. What
must  (in rad) be in order for B to be zero at oÙ̀k dsdsUnzi j  (j sfM; u esa) gksukpkfg, ?
the center of circle?
R i
i 
R

SECTION - B
SECTION - B [ cgqoS
d fYi d i z'u i zd kj ]
[MULTIPLE OBJECTIVE TYPE] i z-1 l si z-10 esapkj fodYi (A), (B), (C), (D) gS
] ft uessal s^^, d
Q.1 to Q.10 has four choices (A), (B), (C), (D)
out of which ONE OR MORE THAN ONE is correct
; k, d l svf/kd^^ l ghgS
A
1. A charged particle enters into a space and 1. , d vkosf' kr d.k vkkdk' k esai zos'k dj r k gSr Fkk fcuk
continues to move undeflected. Considering
fopfy r gq
, y xkr kj xfr dj r kgS
AAd.ki j xq
: Rokd"kZ
.k
gravitational force also on the particle, in
the space cy Hkhekur sgq
, ] vkdk' kesa
(A) a uniform horizontal electric field and a (A) , d l e: i {kS
fr t fo| q
r {ks=k r FkkÅ/okZ
/kj pq
Ecdh;
vertical magnetic field may be present
(B) a vertical electric field alone may be {ks=kmi fLFkr gksl dr sgS
A
present (B) vds
y kÅ/okZ
/kj pq
Ecdh; {ks=kmi fLFkr gksl dr kkgS
(C) uniform electric field and magnetic field
(C) l e: i fo| q
r {ks=kr Fkkpq
Ecdh; {ks=knksuksÅ/okZ
/kj uhps
both directed vertically downwards may be
present dhvksj funsZ
f' kr gksl dr sgS
A
(D) a uniform horizontal magnetic field alone
(D) vdsy k l e: i {kS
fr t ; pq
Ecdh; {ks=k mi fLFkr gks
may be present
l dr kgS
A

2. ABC is an equilateral triangular frame of mass

2. ABC , d m nz
O
; eku r Hkq
t kdkl eckgqf=kHkq
t Qzse gS
A; g
m and side r. It is at rest under the action of
horizontal magnetic field B (as shown) and {kS
fr t pq
Ecdh; {ks=kB (xsl n' kkZ
; kgS
) r Fkkxq
: Ro {ks=kds
the gravitational field.
i zHkko esafoj kekoLFkkesagS
A
A B
A B
A' O B'
r 3 A' O B'
4
r 3
4
(A) The frame remains at rest if the current

2mg 2mg
in the frame is . (A) ; fn Qz
se esa/kkj k gSr ksQzse foj kekoLFkkesaj gsxkA
rB rB
(B) The frame remains at rest if the current
2mg
2mg (B)
in the frame is . rB 3
rB 3
(C) t c Qzse bl dsr y esaAB dsy Ecor FkksM+ kfoLFkkfi r
(C) The frame is in simple harmonic motion
when frame is slightly displaced in its plane gksr ks; g l j y vkor Zxfr dj r kgS
Ar ksnksy u dkvkor Z
d ky
perpendicular to AB. 1/2
r 3 
1/2   gS
A
r 3   g 
The period of oscillation is    .
 g  1/ 2
3r
(D) For same as in above option, the period (D) mi j ks
Dr d ky   
fodYi esa] nksy u dkvkor Z gS
A
 2g 
1/ 2
 3r 
of oscillation is    .
 2g 
3. A long solenoid having n = 200 turns per meter

has a circular cross–section of radius a1 =
3. , d y Echi fj ukfy dk esan = 200 Qsjksi zfr ehVj ] oÙ̀kh;
1 cm. A circular conducting loop of radius a2 vuq
i zLFkdkV {ks=kdhf=kT; ka1 = 1 cm , d f=kT; k a2 =
= 4 cm and resistance R = 5 encircles the
solenoid such that the center of circular loop 4 cm r Fkk i zfr j ks/k R = 5 dk o`Ùkh; y w
i dk dsUnz
coincides with the midpoint of the axial line
of the solenoid and they have the same axis i fj ukfydkdhv{kh; j s[kkdse/; fca
nqi j l Eikfr r gksrkgS
A
as shown in figure.
r Fkk; s, d ghv{ki j gSt S
l k fp=kesan' kkZ
; kgS
A
Circular loop
4cm Circular loop
4cm
1cm
O 1cm
i i O
i i
A current 'i' in the solenoid results in magnetic

field along its axis with magnitude B = 0ni at i fj ukfy dkesa/kkj k'i' dsdkj .kbl dhv{ki j Bhd vUnj
points well inside the solenoid on its axis. We
can neglect the insignificant field outside the fca
nqi j i fj ek.kB = 0ni dkpq
Ecdh; {ks=kcur kgS
Age
solenoid. This results in a magnetic flux B
through the circular loop. If the current in i fj ukfy dkdsckgj vl kpZ
d {ks=kdksux.k; eku l dr sgS
A
the winding of solenoid is changed, it will bl dsdkj .koÙ̀kh; y w
i l spq
Ecdh; i y Ld dsB xq
t j r kgS
A
also change the magnetic field B = 0ni and
hence also the magnetic flux through the ; fn i fj ukfy dkdhokba
fMx esa/kkj kcny nht k, pq
Ecdh;
circular loop. Obviously, it will result in an {ks=kl spq
Ecdh; Iy Ld Hkhcny t k, xkALi "V gSfd oÙ̀kh;
induced emf or induced electyric field in the
circular loop and an induced current will yw
i esai zsfj r fo-okcy ; ki zsfj r fo| q
r {ks=kcusxkr FkkoÙ̀kh;
appear in the loop. Let current in the winding
of solenoid be reduced at a rate of 75 A/sec. yw
i esai zsfj r /kkj kHkhmRiUu gksxhAeku fd i fj ukfy dkdh
Magnitude of induced current that appears okbZfMax esa/kkj k25A/sec dhhnj l s?kVr hgS A
in the circular loop is and Magnetic flux
through the loop due to external magnetic
oÙ̀kh; y w
i esamRIkUu i zsfj r /kkj kdk i fj ek.kgS%
field will be pqEcdh; {ks=kdsdkj .koÙ̀kh; y w i l spqEcdh; Iy Ld gksxk%

(A) 2.72 A (A) 2.72 A

(B) 1.18 A (B) 1.18 A
(C) 0ni  a12  a22  (C) 0ni  a12  a22 
2
(D) 0ni( a )1
(D) 0ni( a12 )
I is the current in the loop
a1 is the radius of solenoid and a1 = 1 cm I yw i esa/kkj k gS
(given) a1 i fj ukfy dkdhf=kT; k gSr Fkka1 = 1 cm (fn; kgS )
a2 is the radius of circular loop and a2 = 4 cm a2 oÙ̀kh; y w i dhf=kT; k gSr Fkk a2 = 4 cm (fn; kgS
)
(given)
i i fj ukfy dkes a/kkj kgS
A
i is the current in the solenoid
4. A plane rectangular loop is placed in a
magnetic field. The emf induced in the loop
4. , d l er y vk; r kdkj yw
i , d pq
Ecdh; {ks=kesaj [ kkgSbl
due to this field is i whose maximum value is {ks=kdsdkj .ky w
i esai zsfj r fo-ok cy i gSft l dkvf/kdr e
im. The loop was pulled out of the magnetic
 eku im gS
Ay w
i dksvl eku osx l spq
Ecdh; {ks=kl sckgj
field at a variable velocity. Assume that B is

is uniform and constant. i is plotted against [ kha
p fy ; k t kr k gS
A ekfu, fd B l e: i r Fkk fu; r gS
A
time t as shown in the graph. Which of the
following are/is correct statement(s): xzkQ esafn[ kk, vuq
l kj i dkst dsl kFk[ kha
pkx; k gS
AfuEu
i
B0 B=0 dFku@dFkuksesl sdkS
ul kl ghgS
A
i
im B0 B=0
im
O t
(A) im is independent of rate of removal of
coil from the field. O t
(B) The total charge that passes through (A) im {ks
=kl sdq. My hdsgVusdhnj l sLor a =kgSA
any point of the loop in the process of
complete removal of the loop does not (B) ywi dsi w. kZ
r %ckgj vkusdhi zfØ; kesayw
i dsfdl hfca
nq
depend on velocity of removal.
(C) The total area under the curve (i vs t) is
l sxq
t j usoky kdq y vkos'kckgj vkusdhnj l sLor a =kgS
A
independent of rate of removal of coil from (C) oØ (i ft l l t) esadq
y vkos'k dq
. My h ds{ks=k l s
the field.
(D) The area under the curve is dependent ckgj vkusdhnj l sLor a =kgS
A
on the rate of removal of the coil. (D) vkos' ki j fuHkZ
j gS
A
5. A conductor ABCDE, shaped as shown, carries

current I. It is placed in the x-y plane with 5. fn[ kk, vkdkj ds, d pkyd ABCDE, esa/kkj kI gSbl snw
l js
the ends A and E on the x-axis. A uniform
A dsl kFkx-y r y esar Fkkfl j sB dksx-v{ki j j [ kkgS
A
magnetic field of magnitude B exists in the
region. The force acting on it will be : , d i fj ek.kB dkl e: i pq
Ecdh; {ks=kesami fLFkr gS
Abl
y i j dk; Z
j r cy gksxk %
l B y
A a C E x
l B
A a C E x
z 
(A) zero, if B is in the x-direction z 

(B) BI in the z-direction, if B is the y-direction
(C) BI in the negative y-direction, if B is in
(A) ' kw
U; ] ; fn B x-fn' kkesagS
A
the z-direction
(D) aBI, if B is in the x-direcction (B) BI Z-fn' kkes a
] ; fn B.y fn' kkesagS
(C) BI _ .kkR ed y-fn' kkesagS, ; fn B z-fn' kkes
agS
A
6. A wire of length l, mass m, and resistance R (D) aBI, ; fn B x-fn' kkesgS A
slides without any friction down the parallel
conducting rails of negligible resistance. The 6. , d l yEckbZ
] m nzO
; eku r FkkR i zfr j ks/kdkr kj fcuk?k"kZ
.k
rails are connected to each other at the
dsux.; i zfr j ks/kdhl ekur j pky d i Vfj ; ksi j fQl y r k
bottom by a resistanceless rail parallel to the
wire so that the wire and the rails form a gS
Ai Vfj ; k¡r y dhvksj i zfr j ks/kj ks/khl ekUr j i Vfj ; ksl sbl
closed rectangular conducting loop. The plane i zd kj t q
M+hgSgSfd r kj r Fkk i Vfj ; ka, d vk; r kdkj ca
n
of the rails makes an angle  with the
horizontal and a uniform vertical magnetic pky d y w
i cukr sgS
A i Vfj ; ksdk r y {ksfr t l s dks.k
field of induction B exists throughout the cukr kgSr Fkki zsj.kB dk, d l e: i Å/okZ
/kj pq
Ecdh; {ks=k
region. Find the steady state velocity of the
wire.
l sgksd j xq
t j r kgS
Ar kj dhl kE; koLFkkosx Kkr dhft ,

 
B B
R R
v v
 
mg sin  mg sin2  mg sin  mg sin2 

(A) (B) (A) (B)
R B2l2 cos2  R B2l2 cos2  R B2l2 cos2  R B2l2 cos2 
mgR sin  sin2  mgR sin  sin2 
(C) (D) mgR (C) (D) mgR
B2l2 cos2  B2l2 cos  B2l2 cos2  22
B l cos 
7. A wire of mass m and length l is placed on a
smooth incline making an angle  with the 7. , d m nzO ; eku r Fkkl y EckbZdkr kj , d fpdus{kS fr t l s
horizontal, whose front view is shown in dks . kcukr sur r y i j fLFkr gS ] ft l dkvxzn`' ; fp=kesa
figure. When a finite amount of charge is n' kkZ
; k gSA ; fn , d fu; r ek=kk dsvkos'k dksbl esal s
passed through it in an infinitesimal time, the vfr l w {e l e; dsfy ; sxq t j kt k, r ksr kj r q
j Ur dqN osx
wire immediately acquires some velocity and
then ascends the incline by a distacne s. For
r Fkk Åi j dh vksj s nw j h r d t kr k gSA bl vYi l e;
this small duration, we can neglect the vUrj ky dsfy , sge xq : Rokd"kZ . kcy dksux.; eku l dr s
gravitational force because the current can gSD; ksfd vYi vUr j ky dsfy , s/kkj kdkseku cgq r cM+ kgks
be considered very large due to small time l dr kgS A r kj l sxqt j usoky h/kkj kdhek=kkgS A
duration. The amount of charge passed
through the wire is m 2gs sin 
(A)
m 2gs sin  Bl
(A) B
Bl B mv Wire
mv Wire
(B)
(B) Bl
Bl 
m 2gs sin   m 2gs sin 
(C) (C)
Bl cos  Bl cos 
(D) information insuffcient (D) l w
pukvi ; kZ
Ir gS
A
8. In figure the wires P1Q1 and P2Q2 are made to 8. fp=k esar kj P1Q1 r Fkk P2Q2 i Vfj ; ksi j l eku pky 5
slide on the rails with same speed of 5 cm s–1. cms–1 l sfQl y usdsfy , cukbZxbZgS A bl {ks=k esa
In this region, a magnetic field of 1 T exists.
The electric current in the 9 resistance is
pqEcdh; {ks=k 1 T gS
A 9dsi zfr j ks/kesafo| q
r /kkj kgS
%
P1 P2
P1 P2
4cm 2 2 9
4cm 2 2 9
Q1 Q2
Q1 Q2
(A) ' kw
U; ; fn nksuksr kj cka
; hvksj fQl y r sgS
A
(A) zero if both wires slide toward left
(B) zero if both wires slide in opposite (B) ' kw
U; ; fn nksuksr kj foi j hr fn' kkesafQl y r sgS
directions (C) 0.2 mA ; fn nks
uksr kj cka
; hvksj fQl y r sgS
A
(C) 0.2 mA if both wires move toward left
(D) 0.2 mA if both wires move in opposite (D) 0.2 mA ; fn nks
uksr kj foi j hr fn' kkesafQl y r sgS
A
directions
9. A small circular coil with a mass of m consists 9. , d m nzO ; eku dhNksVhoÙ̀kh; dq . My hN Qsjksdhi r y s
of N turns of fine wire and carries a current r kj l scuh gSr Fkk bl esa/kkj k I gS A dq. My h , d l eku
of I. The coil is located in a uniform magnetic pqEcdh; {ks=kB esabl i zd kj fLFkr gSfd bl dhv{k{ks=kdh
field of B with the coil axis originally parallel
to the field direction.
fn' kkdsl ekUr j gS
A; g ekur sgq , fd dksbZ?k"kZ. kr FkkdksbZ
What is the period of small angle oscillations ; ka
f=kd cy ugh gS ] bl dh l kE; koLFkk fLFkfr dsi fj r %
of the coil axis around its equilibrium position, dq . My hv{kdsNksVsdks.knksy u dkvkor Z d ky D; kgS
assuming no friction and no mechanical force?
If the coil is rotated through an angle of 
; fn dq
. My hbl dhl kE; koLFkkfLFkfr l s dks.ki j ?kw
er h
from its equilibrium position and then released, gSr FkkfQj NksM+nht kr hgS
] t c ; g l kE; koLFkkfLFkfr l s
what will be its angular speed when it passes
through equilibrium position? xq
t j r hgSr c bl dhdks.kh; pky gksxhA

m m M M
(A) 2
M M (A) 2
2NIB 2NIB

4NIB 1  cos    4NIB 1  cos  
(B) (B)
m m
4NIB 1  cos   4NIB 1  cos  
(C) (C)
m m
m m
(D) 2 (D) 2
NIB NIB
10. Figure shows a conducting rod of negligible 10. fp=kn' kkZ

r kgSfd , d ux.; i zfr j ks/kdhpkyd NM+fpduh
resistance that can slide on a smooth U– U vkdkj dhi z fr j ks/k 1m–1 dsr kj l scuhi Vfj ; ksi j
shaped rail made of wire of resitance 1m–1. fQl y l dr hgS At = 0 i j pky d NM+dhfLFkfr i znf"kZ r
Position of the conducting rod at t = 0 is
gS
At = 0 l e; i j fuHkZ j pq
Ecdh; {ks=kB = 2T (tesla)
shown. A time dependent magnetic field B =
2T (tesla) is switched on at t = 0. dkspky wfd; kt kr kgS A
l2  20cm
l2  20cm
l1=40cm l1=40cm
The current in the loop at t = 0 due to induced t=0ij ywi esai zsfj r fo-okcy dsdkj .k/kkj kgS
%r Fkkt c
emf is and At t = 0, when the magnetic field pqEcdh; {ks=k' kq : fd; kt kr kgSr kspky d NM+fdl hckg;
is switched on, the conducting rod is moved
to the left at a constant speed of 5 cm s–1 dkj .kds} kj kcka ; hvksj 5 cm s–1 dhuh; r pky l sxfr
by some external means. The rod moves dj r hgS ANM+i Vfj ; ksdsy Ecor xfr dj r hgS A t = 2s,
perpendicular too the rail. At t = 2s, induced
emf has magnitude
i j i zsfj r fo-okcy dk i fj ek.k gS %
(A) 0.16 A, clockwise (A) 0.16 A, nf{k.kkor Z
(B) 0.08 V (B) 0.08 V
(C) 0.08 A, anticlockwise (C) 0.08 A, okekkor Z
(D) 0.02 V (D) 0.02 V
SECTION - C SECTION - C
[MATCH THE COLUMN TYPE]
Match the entries in Column - I with the entries in [l q
esy u l q
phi zd kj ]
Column- II. One or more entries in Column - I may Lr EHk- I dhi zfo"Vh; ksdkLr EHk - II dhi zfo"Vh; ksadsl kFkl qesy u
match with one or more entries in Column - II. dhft ; sALr EHk- I es, d ; k, d l svf/kd i zfo"Vh; kaLr EHk- II ds
1. Match the entries of column I with the entries , d ; kvf/kd i zfo"Vh; ksadsl kFkl q
esfy r gksl dr hgSA
of column II in the following table. 1. Lr a
Hk I dhi zfr f"B; ksdk fey ku Lr EHk II dhi zfr f"B; ksl s
dhft ,
Column I Column II
Column I Column II
I2
I2
1 2 P
(A) (P) 1 and 2 attract each other 1 2 P
I1 (A) (P) 1 r Fkk 2 , d nw
l j s dksvkdf"kZ
r
I1

I2 dj r sgS
A
P 2 I2
(B) I1 1 (Q) 1 and 2 do not exert any 
P 2
 force on each other (B) I1 1 (Q) 1 r Fkk 2 , d nw
l j si j dksbZcy
 ughy xkr sgS
A
I2
(C) (R) Magnetic fields at point P I2
2
due to wires 1 and 2 are (C) (R) fca
nqP i j r kj 1 r Fkk2 dsdkj .k
P 2
perpendicular to each other pq
Ecdh; {ks=k, d nw l j sdsy Ecor ~gS
A
I1 × 1 P
I1 × 1
2 P
(D) (S) Magnetic fields at point P 2
I2 (D) P (S) , d ghfn' kk esagS
A
due to wires 1 and 2 are in I2
1  same direction
I1 Wires 1 and 2 1 
are in same I1 Wires 1 and 2
 plane without are in same
touching each  plane without
other touching each
other

2. In Column I, some circuits are given. In all 2. Lr a HkI, esadq N i fj i Fkfn; sgS
AA dksNksM+ d j l Hkhi fj i Fkks
the circuits, except in A switch S remains esafLop S y Ecsl e; r d ca n j gr kgS
Ar Fkkt = 0, l e;
closed for long time and then it is opened at
i j [ kq y r kgS
] t cfd A, dsfy , ] fLoap yEcsl e; r d [ kq yk
t = 0, while for A, the switch remain opened
for long time and then it is closed suddenly. j gr k gSr Fkk fQj ; g vpkud ca n gksrk gSA Lr a
HkII dq N
Column II tells something about certain j kf' k; ksdsckj sescr kr kgS ALr a
HkI dhi zfof"B; ksdkfey ku
quantities. Match the entries of column I with Lr a HkII dhi zfof"B; ksl sdhft ,
the entries of column II - Column-I Column-II
Column-I Column-II
(A)
L
(P) i zsfj r fo-ok cy E l svf/kd gks
(A) (P) Induced e.m.f can be R
l dr kgS A
L
R greater than E S
S
E
E
(B) L (Q) Induced e.m.f would be less

(B) L (Q) i zsjd fo-ok cy E l sde gksuk
R
R than E pkfg,
S E
S E
(C) L (R) Finally, energy stored in (C) L (R)i z

sjd esl a
fpr Åt kZ' kw
U; gS
A
R R
S inductor is zero S
E E
(D) S
(S)i z
sjd esl a
fpr Åt kZv' kw
U; gS
A
(D) (S) Finally energy stored in L
L S R
R
inductor is non-zero
E
E
RANK BOOSTER TEST SERIES

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PAPER - 2
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SECTION - A SECTION - A
[INTEGER ANSWER TYPE] [ fo' y s
"k. kkRed i z'u i zd kj ]
Q.1 to Q.8 are INTEGER ANSWER TYPE Questions. i z-1 l si z-8 r d fo' y s"k.kkRed i z'u gS
A¼i zR; sd i z'u dkmÙkj dsoy
(The answer of each of the questions is 1 digits) d ksesnhft
1 va ; sA
1. In the given circuit, initially switch S1 is closed,
and S2 and S3 are open. After charging of 1. fn; sx; si fj i Fkesa ] i zkj EHkesafLop S1 ca n gS
] r FkkS2 , oaS3
capacitor, at t = 0, S1 is opened and S2 and [ kq
y sgS A t = 0, i j l a /kkfj =kksdsvkos'ku dsckn] S1 [ kq yk
S 3 are closed. If the relation between gSr Fkk S2 , oaS3 ca n gS A ; fn i zsjdRo] /kkfj r k] i zfr j ks/k esa
inductance, capacitance and resistance is L
= 4CR2, then find the time (in s) after which
l EcU/kL = 4CR2, gS ] r c l e; Kkr dhft , ft l dsi ' pkr ~
current passing through capacitor and la /kkfj =k r Fkk i zsjd l s xq t j us oky h /kkj k l eku j gs
inductor will be same (given R = ln2 m L = (fn; kgSR = 2 m L = 2 mH)
2 mH) S2 2R
S2 2R
C
C S1
S1
R
R
S3
S3 R
R
L
L
2. A vibration magnetometer consists of two 2. , d dEi Uu pq EcdRoeki hnksl eku , d dsÅi j , d j [ ks

identical bar magnets placed one over the NM+pq Ecdksl scukgSt ksfd i j Li j y Ecor gSr Fkknw l js
ot he r such t hat they are m ut ual l y
dksl ef} Hkkft r dj r sgSA, d {ksfr t pq
Ecdh; {ks=kesanksy u
perpendicular and bisect each other. The time
period of oscillation in a horizontal magnetic dk vkor Z d ky 4 sec.gS A ; fn , d pqEcd dksgVk fy ; k
field is 4 sec. If one of the magnets is taken t k, r ksml h{ks=kesanwl j sdsnksy u dkvkor Z
d ky ¼ l sd .M
away, find the period of oscillation (in second)
of the other in the same field. (Least count) esa
½Kkr dhft , A(vYi r eka d)

3. The diagram shows a circuit having a coil of 3. fp=k, d i fj i Fkdksn' kkZ r kgSft l esaR = 2.5dk
resistance R = 2.5 Q B
i zfr j ks/kr FkkL i zsjdRo dh , d dq . My hgSt kspky d NM
and i nd uc tanc e L
P PQ l st q M+hgSt ksfd , d 10cm f=kT; kdhi w . kZpky d
connected to a B
conducting rod PQ oÙ̀kh; fj a x ft l dkdsUnz‘P’ gS Q
S
which can slide on a i j fQl y l dr h gS A ekuf, P
perfectly conducting fd ?k"kZ . kr Fkkxq: Ro vuqi fLFkr
circular ring of radius L gSr Fkkfp=kesafn[ kk, vuq l kj S
R
10cm with its centre at
5 T dkfu; r l e: i pq Ecdh;
‘P’. Assume that friction and gravity are
absent and a constant uniform magnetic field {ks=kmi fLFkr gS A L
R
of 5 T exists as shown in Figure. t = 0, i j i fj i Fkpkyw fd; kt kr kgSr Fkk, d dsckn , d
At t = 0, the circuit is switched on and l e; dsl kFki j for hZckg; vk?kw . kZdksNM+i j vkj ksfi r fd; k
simultaneusoly a time varying external torque t kr kgS Ar kfd ; g fu; r dks.kh; osx 40 rad/s. l sfca nqP
is applied on the rod so that it rotates about
P with a constant angular velocity 40 rad/s. dsi fj r %?kw e l dsAbl vk?kw . kZ(feyhNm esa ) dki fj ek.k
Find magnitude of this torque (in milli Nm) Kkr d hft , t c /kkj k v i us v f/kd r e eku d s
when current reaches half of its maximum vk/kseku r d i gq a
p t k, Ai fj i Fkds} kj ky w i dsLoi zsjdRo
value. Neglect the self-inductance of the loop
formed by the circuit. dksmi s{kkdhft , A
4. A beam of singly ionized atoms of carbon 4. dkcZu dsi j ek.kq
v ks(i zR;sd i j vkos'k +e) l Hkhl eku pky
(each charge +e) all have the same speed l scuh, d , dy vk; udr̀ che nzO ; eku o.kZeki hesai zos'k
enters a mass spectrometer, as shown in Fig. dj r sgS
]t S
l sfp=kesan' kkZ ; kgSvk; u QksVksxzkfQd IysV i j
The ions strike the photographic plate in two
different locations 5 cm apart. The 12 C 6
nksvy x fLFkfr ; ks5 cm nw j h i j fxj r sgSA l eLFkkfud
isotope traces a path of smaller radius,
12
C6 Nks
Vhf=kT; k15.0 cm dsi Fkdkvuq l j .kdj r sgS A
15.0 cm. The atomic mass number of other vU; l eLFkkfudksdki j ek.kq2xC6 gS Ax Kkr dhft , A
isotope is 2xC6. Find x.
5cm
5cm
15cm
15cm

5. An elasticized conducting band is around a 5. , d by kLV; q

Dr pky d cS
. Mxksy h; xq
Cckj sdspkj ksvksj gS
spherical balloon
bl dkr y xq
Cckj s
(Fig). Its plane
passes through the dsr y l sgksd j xq
t jrk
ce nt er of the gS
A0.04 i fj ek.kdk, d
balloon. A uniform l e: i pq
Ecdh; {ks=kcS
.M
magnetic field of
Conducting d s r y d s y Ecor Conducting
magnitude 0.04 T band band
is d i rec te d funsZ
f' kr gS
A t c xq
Cckj s
perpendicular to dhf=kT; k100 cm3 s1
the plane of the
l sok; qckgj fudy usnsAcS
. Mesai zsfj r fo-okcy 10n V.
band. Air is let out of the balloon at 100 cm3
s–1 at an instant when the radius of the
gS
AvKkr dhft , A
balloon is 10cm. The induced emf is the band 6. , d 0.720 kg nzO ; eku r Fk 6cm f=kT; k dh NM+nks
is 10n V. Find n.
l ekUrj i Vfj ; kst ksfd d = 12cm dhnw j hi j r Fkki Vfj ; ks
6. A rod of mass 0.720 kg and radius 6cm rests dhy EckbZL = 49cm gSi j foj kekoLFkk esagS A NM+ds
on two parallel rails that are d = 12cm apart
and length of rails is L = 49cm. The rod carries I = 48 A dh /kkj k gSr Fkk ; g i Vfj ; ksi j fcuk fQl y s
a current of I = 48 A (in the direction shown yq <d j ghgS A , d 0.240 T i fj ek.kdkl e: i pq Ecdh;
in Fig.) and rolls along the rails without slipping.
A uniform magnetic field of magnitude 0.240 {ks=k NM+r Fkk i Vfj ; ksdsy Ecor funsZ f' kr gS A ; fn ; g
T is directed perpendicular to the rod and foj kekoLFkkl si zkj EHkgksrkgSr c t c ; g i Vfj ; ksdksNksM+
rk
the rails. If it starts from rest, what is the
speed (in m/s) of the rod as it leaves the gSr c NM+dh pky (m/s es) Kkr dhft , A (Least
rails. (Least count) count)
d I B I
d B

7. A metallic ring of radius r with a uniform 7. ux.; nzO

; eku r Fkkr y EckbZdhl e: i /kkfRod fr Yy hl s
metallic spoke of
cuhr f=kT; k dh, d /kkfRod
negligible mass and 
l eng th r i s rotated fj a
x fp=kkuq
l kj bl dhv{kds
F
b 
about its axi s wi th
R
i fj r %dks.kh; osx l sl e: i Fb
angular velocity  in a
pq
Ecdh; {ks=kB dsyEcor ~?kw
e R
perpendicular uniform
magnetic field B as
F j gh gS
At S
l k n' kkZ
; k x; k gS
]
F
shown in figure. The fr Yy hdk dsfUnz; fl j k i fg,
c entral e nd of the dsfj e l si zfr j ks/kR l sgksd j
spoke is connected to
tq
M+
kgS
Ai zfr j ks/k?kw
. kZ
u ughadj
the rim of the wheel through a resistor R as
shown. The resistor does not rotate, its one j gkgS
] bl dk, d fl j kges'kkfj a
x dsdsUnzi j gSr Fkknw
l jk
end is always at the center of the ring and fl j kfj a
x dsl Ei dZesagS
At S
l kn' kkZ
; kgS
] , d cy F i fg,
the other end is always in contact with the dsdks.kh; osx dksfu; r j [ kusdsfy , vko' ; d gS
AF
ring. A force F as shown is needed to maintain
constant angular velocity of the wheel. F is B2  r 3
dscj kcj gS
A n dkeku Kkr dhft , A (fj a
x r Fkk
B2  r 3 nR
equal to . Find n. (the ring and the
nR
spoke has zero resistance) fr Yy hdki zfr j ks/k' kw
U; gS
)
8. A beam of charged particles of K.E. = 1 keV

and q = 1.6  10–19 C and two masses 8. xfr t Åt kZ= 1 keV o q = 1.6  10–19 C dsvkosf' kr
8  10 kg and 16  10 kg come out of an
–22 –27
d.kksadh , d i q
Ut r Fkk nksnzO
; eku 8  10–22 kg o
accelerator tube. And strike a plate at distance
of 1 cm from the end of the tube, where the 16 10–27 kg , d Roj d uy hl sckgj fudy r sgSr Fkk
particles emerge perpendicularly. The value of uy hdsfl j st gk¡d.k y Ecor ~: i l svki fr r gksrsgS
al s
the smallest magnetic field which can 1 cm dhnw
j hi j , d IysV i j Vdj kr sgS
AIysV i j Vdj kr h
prevent the beam from striking the plate is
iq
Ut dksIysV l sVdj kusl sj ksd usdsfy; sU; w
ur e pq
Ecdh;
(least count).

SECTION - B {ks=kdkeku gksxk(vYi r eka

d ).
[MULTIPLE OBJECTIVE TYPE] SECTION - B
Q.1 to Q.8 has four choices (A), (B), (C), (D) out [ cgqoS
d fYi d i z'u i zd kj ]
of which ONE OR MORE THAN ONE is correct i z-1 l si z-8 esapkj fodYi (A), (B), (C), (D) gS
] ft uessal s^^, d
1. In a trapeze-shaped structure, two rigid wires ; k, d l svf/kd^^ l ghgS
A
of negligible mass support a conducting bar
of mass m and length L as shown in figure. A 1. , d Vssªfi t vkdf̀r dh l a j puk esa
] fp=kkuq
l kj nksux.k;
source of emf is applied to the wires so that
a current I flows through the bar. A uniform nzO; eku dsr kj , d m r Fkk L y EckbZdhpky d NM+dks
 l gkj k i znku dj r sgSA r kj ksi j , d fo-ok cy dk L=kksr
magnetic field B is perpendicular to the plane
of the wires and bar. vkj ksfi r fd; kt kr kgSr kfd NM+l sI /kkj kcgs1 , d l e: i

pq
Ecdh; {ks=k B r kj ksr Fkk NM+dsr y dsy Ecor gS
As



 

r

B 
m l
r
L B
m l
L
Front view Side view
a. Compute the current that the source of

Front view Side view
emf must provide so that there is no tension
in the wires. a. /kkj kdhr q
y ukdhft , t ksfo-okcy L=kksr i znku dj r k
b. If the current is reduced to half the value gSr kfd r kj ksesadksbZr uko u gksA
computed in (a) and the plane of the b. ; fn (a) es ar q
y uk dh xbZ/kkj k dseku dks?kVkdj
structure is moved through an angle ,
compute the tension in the wires and the
vk/kk dj fn; k t k, r Fkk l a j puk dsr y dks dks.k l s
magnitude of the net unbalanced force on xfr ' khy dj fn; kt k, r ksr kj ksesar uko dhr q
y ukr Fkkbl
the bar at the instant it is released from this dks.kl sNksM+ st kusdsl e; dq y vl a rq
fy r cy dki fj ek.k
angle. Which option is incorrect. dhr q y ukdhft , AdkS ul kfodYi l ghughgS A

mg mg cos  mg mg cos 
(A) i  (B) T  (A) i  (B) T 
2LB 4 2LB 4
mgcos  mgcos 
(C) Fnet  mg cos  (D) Fnet  (C) Fnet  mg cos  (D) Fnet 
2 2
2. Two parallel resistanceless rails are
connected by an 2. fp=kkuql kj nksl ekUrj i zfr j ks/kj fgr i Vfj ; k¡, d i zsjdRo L
inductor of inductance
dsi zsjd l s, d Nksj i j t q Mh
L at one end as shown L l
in figure. A magnetic gSA vkdk' k esa, d pq Ecdh;
L l
field B exists in the {ks=kB fLFkr gSt ksfd i Vfj ; ksa
space which is dsr y dsy Ecor gS A vc l
perpendicular to the plane of the rails. Now
a conductor of length l and mass m is placed y EckbZr Fkk m nzO ; eku dspky d dksi Vfj ; ksdsy Ecor
transverse on the rail and given an impulse J j [ kkx; kgSr Fkkvxzxzkehfn; kesa, d vkos'kJ fn; kx; kgS A
toward the rightward direction. Then choose vc l ghfodYi pq fu, A
the correct option(s).
(A) pkyd dkos x i zkj fEHkd osx dkvk/kkgS ] t c pky d dk
(A) Velocity of the conductor is half of the
initial velocity after a displacement of the
3J2L
3J L 2 foLFkki u d  gS
A
conductor d  4B2l2m
4B2l2m
(B) Current flowing through the inductor at (B) i z
sjd esai zokfgr /kkj kt c pky d dkosx i zkj fEHkd osx
the instant when velocity of the conductor
3J2
3J2 dkvk/kk i  gS
A
is half of the initial velocity is i  4Lm
4Lm
(C) Velocity of the conductor is half of the (C) pkyd dkosx i zkj fEHkd osx dkvk/kkgS
] t c pky d dk
initial velocity after a displacement of the
3J2L
3J2L foLFkki u d  gS
A
conductor d  B2l2m
B2l2m
(D) Current flowing through the inductor at (D) i z
sjd esai zokfgr /kkj kt c pky d dkosx i zkj fEHkd osx
the instant when velocity of the conductor
2
is half of the initial velocity is i 

3J2 dkvk/kk i  3J gS
A
mL mL


3. The magnetic dipole Pm is placed parallel to 3. , d pq o Pm dksfp=kkuq
Ecdh; f} /kzq l kj
an infinitely long straight wire as shown in
figure. y Ecsl h/ksr kj dsl ekUr j j [ kkx; kgS A
(A) the pote nt i al (A) f} /kzq
o dhfLFkfr t Åt kZU; w ur e gS
A Pm
energy of the dipole is
(B) f} /kq
zo i j dk; Z
j r vk?kw
. kZ' kw
U; gSA l
minimum Pm
(B) the torque acting l (C) f} /kzq
o i j dk; Z
j r cy ' kw U; gS A
on the dipole is zero (D) bues al sdksbZugha
(C) the force acting on
the dipole is zero
(D) none of these 4. fp=k x–y r y esabl dkdsUnzewy fcUnqi j gS ] , d i zR; sd
10 cm H kq
t k dsoxkZd kj y w
i dksn' kkZ
r k gS
A , d vuUr
4. Figure. Shows a square loop 10 cm on each y EckbZdk r kj y–v{kl sz = 12 cm i j gS A
side in the x-y plane with its centre at the
z
origin. An infinite wire is at z = 12 cm above
y-axis z
i 1 = 65A
i 1 = 65A 12 cm
D
12 cm y
D A
y
A 10 cm C
C B i2 =78 A x
10 cm
B i2 =78 A x l ghdFku pq fu, %
Select correct option : (A) y wi i j vuUr y EckbZds r kj ds dkj .k i fj .kkeh
(A) Resultant magnetic force on loop due to pqEcdh; cy 6 × 10–4 N gS A
infinite wire is 6 × 10–4 N (B) r kj dsHkkx AB i j pq
Ecdh; cy vuUr y EckbZdsr kj
(B) Magnetic force on wire segment AB due dsdkj .k/kukRed x–fn' kkesagSA
to infinite wire in positivve x-direction (C) r kj dsHkkx CD i j pq
Ecdh; cy vuUr y EckbZdsr kj
(C) Magnetic force on wire segment CD due
to infinite wire is in negative x-direction dsdkj .k/kukRed x-fn' kkesagSA
(D) Torque on loop due to magnetic force is (D) pq Ecd h; cy d s d kj . k y wi i j v k?kw . kZ
7.2 × 10–5 N-m 7.2 × 10–5 N-m gS A

5. A toroid having a rectangular cross-section 5. , d VkW

j kbM vk; r kdkj dkV {kS
=k (a = 2.00 cm ;
(a = 2.00 cm by b = 3.00 cm) and inner b = 3.00 cm) r FkkvkU
r fj d f=kT; kr = 4.00 cm dk
radius r = 4.00 cm consists of 500 turns of 500 Qsjksal scuk gS
A ft l esa/kkj k I = Imax sin t,
wire that carries a current I = Imax sin t with

 Imax = 50.0 A dsl kFkr Fkkvkof̀Ùkf = = 60.0 Hz
Imax = 50.0 A and a frequency f = = 60.0 2
2
Hz. A coil that consists of 20 turns of wire

gS
Afp=kkuq
l kj , d 20 Qsjksadhdq
. MyhdksVkW
j kbMdsl kFk
links with the toroid as shown in figure – fy a
d fd; k x; kgS&
Toroid N = 500 Toroid N = 500
a R R
a
b N= 20 b N= 20
Induced emf
Induced emf
(A) (A)
time time
Induced emf
Induced emf
(B) (B)
time time
(C) Maximum value of induced emf is 0.422 V (C) i z

sfj r fo- ok- cy dk vf/kdr e eku 0.422 V gS
A
(D) Maximum value of induced emf is 0.122 V (D) i zsfj r fo- ok- cy dk vf/kdr e eku 0.122 V gS
A

6. In figure CDEF is a fixed conducting smooth 6. fp=kesaCDEF , d fLFkj fpdukpky d Ýse Å/okZ /kj r y
frame in vertical plane. A conducting uniform esagS
A, d m nzO ; eku dhl e: i pky d NM+GH Å/okZ /kj
rod GH of mass m can move vertically and
r FkkfQl y r sgq
, Ýse l sfcukl Ei dZ[ kks, xfr dj l dr h
smoothly without losing contact with the
gSA GH ges'kk{kS fr t j gr kgSr Fkkosx u l sÅi j dhvksj
frame. GH always remains horizontal and is
given velocity u upward and released. Taking t kr kgSr FkkNksM+fn; kt kr kgSAxq : Ro dsdkj .kRoj .kg
the acceleration due to gravity as g and ekudj r Fkk; g ekur sgq
, fd mi fLFkr i zfr j ks/kR l sfHkUu
assuming that resistance is present other gS
A NM+dksmPpr e fcUnqr d i gq ¡pusesay xk l e; Kkr
than R. Find out the time taken by the rod to
dhft , Al ghfodYi pq fu, &
reach the highest point. Select the correct
option. C F
C F l
l
u
u
G H
G H B
B
R
R D E
D E
mR  mgR  B2l2u  mR  mgR  B2l2u 

(A) ln   ln 
B2l2  mgR  (A) 
B2l2  mgR 
mR  mgR  B2l2u  mR  mgR  B2l2u 
(B) 2 2 ln   (B) 2 2 ln  
Bl  mgR  Bl mgR
 
mR  mgR  B2l2u  mR  mgR  B2l2u 
(C) ln   ln 
B2l2  2mgR  (C) 
B2l2  2mgR 
(D) None of these
(D) bues
al sdksbZugha

7. A long conductor of circular cross- section 7. , d R f=kT; k dsy EcsoÙ̀kh; dkV {ks=k dspky d dk /kkj k
with radius R has current density ?kuRo
r2
 R   R
J(r) = 0  for 2  r  R  = 0  for r < 2  r2  R 
R2
  J(r) = 0  for 2  r  R 
(for r < R/2) into the plane of paper. R2  
There is a point P at distance ‘a’ from the
 R
axis of the conductor [a > R]. Two infinitely = 0  for r <
 2 
long thin conducting wires carrying current
I0 in the same direction are placed at distance (r < R/2 dsfy , ) dkxt dsr y esa A
a from O perpendicular to OP and parallel to ; gk¡pky d [a > R] dhv{kl s'a' nw j hi j , d fcUnqP gS A
conductor at either side such that the nkscgq r y Ecspky d r kj ksaft uesa/kkj kI0 gSdksbl hfn' kkesa
magnetic field at P is zero. Find the current OP dsy Ecor ~O l sa nw j hi j r Fkkpky d dsfdl h, d
I0 in the wires and the direction of current as vksj l ekUrj bl i zd kj j [ kkgSfd P i j pq Ecdh; {ks=k' kq
U;
compared with the direction of current in the gksA r kj ksaesa/kkj k I0 r Fkk/kkj k dhfn' kk pky d esa/kkj kdh
conductor. fn' kkdhr q y ukesaKkr dhft , &
150R 2 150R 2 150R 2 150R 2
(A) (B) (A) (B)
32 64 32 64
(C) Inward (D) outward
(C) va
nj dhvksj (D) ckgj dhvksj
8. A rectangular frame ABCD made of uniform
metal wire has a straight connection between 8. , d vk; r kdkj Ýse ABCD l e: i /kkr qdsr kj ksal scukgS
E and F made of the same wire as shown in dsE r FkkF dse/; j s[kh; l a ; kst u fp=kkuq
l kj l eku r kj ksa
figure. AEFD is a square of side 1m and EB =
FC = 0.5 m. The entire circuit is placed in a l scusgSAAEFD Hkq t k1m r FkkEB = FC = 0.5 m dk
steadily increasing, uniform magnetic field , d oxZgS A; g i w j k i fj i Fk fu; r : i l sc<+ r s] l e: i
directed into the plane of paper and normal
pqEcdh; {ks=kfunsZ
f' kr dkxt dsr y esar Fkkbl i j vfHkyEcor ~
to it. The rate of change of the magnetic
field is 1 T s–1. The resistance per unit length gSApq Ecdh; {ks=kdsi fj or Z
u dhnj 1 T s–1 gS
Ar kj dsi zfr
of the wire is 1 m–1. Find the magnitude bdkbZy EckbZdki zfr j ks/k1 m gS–1
AHkkx EF esa/kkj kdk
and direction of the current in the segment
EF. Select the incorrect option.
i fj ek.kr Fkkfn' kkKkr dhft , A xy r fodYi pq fu, &
6 6
A E to F  (A) A E to F 
(A) 22
22

1 1 E B
(B)  A F to E  A
E B (B)  A F to E  A
22 22
7  7 
(C)  A E to F  B (C)  A E to F  B
22 22
1 1
(D) A F to E  D F C (D) A F to E  D F C
22 22
[COMPREHENSION TYPE]
[ Jà
[ ky kc) &cks/ku i zd kj ]
Q.9 to Q.12 are based upon a paragraph. Each
questions has four choice (A), (B), (C), (D) out of i z-9 l si z-12 r d] , d vuq
PNsn i j vk/kkfj r gS
A i zR;sd i 'zu esapkj
which ONE OR MORE THAN ONE is correct fodYi (A), (B), (C), (D) ft uesal s, d ; k, d l sv f/kd l ghgS
A
Paragraph for Question Nos. 9 to 10 v uqPNsn i z'u l a
[ ; k 9 l s10
A positively charged particle having charge q1 = 1 , d vkos'k q1 = 1 cb r FkknzO ; eku m1 = 40 gm dk/kukosf' kr
cb and mass m1 = 40 gm is revolving along a circle d.kR = 40 cm f=kT; kdsoÙ̀kesav1 = 5 ms–1 dsosx l sl e: i
of radius R = 40 cm with velocity v1 = 5 ms–1 in a
pq Ecdh; {ks=kdsf=kfoe fudk; esaoÙ̀kdsdsUnzdsl kFkew y fcUnqO
uniform magnetic field with centre of circle at origin
O of a three dimensional system. At t = 0, the particle i j ?kw
e j gk gS
A t = 0 i j d.k (0, 0.4 m, 0) i j Fkk r Fkk osx
was at (0, 0.4 m, 0) and velocity was directed along /kukRed x-fn' kk dh vksj FkkA , d vU; vkos'k q2 = 1 cb r Fkk
positive x-direction. Another particle having charge
40
q2 = 1 cb and mass m2 = 10 g moving uniformly nzO
; eku m2 = 10 g dkd.kv2 = ms–1 os
x l sl e: i : i l s
parallel to positive z-direction with velocity v2 = 
40 /kukRed z–fn' kk dsl kFk xfr dj r k gq v k ?kw
. kZ
u dj r sgq , d.k l s
ms–1 collides with the revolving particle at t = 0 t = 0 i j Vdj kr kgSr Fkkbl l sfpi d t kr kgS
Axq : Rokd"kZ
. kcy r Fkk

and get stuck to it. Neglecting gravitational force dwy ke cy dhmi s{kkdhft , &
and coulomb force.
9. After collision what is the path of combined 9. VDdj dsi ' pkr ~l a
;q
Dr d.kksadki Fkgksxk\
particle ? (A) oÙ̀k (B) l fi Z
y
(A) Circle (B) Helix (C) i j oy ; (D) vfr i j oy ;
(C) Parabola (D) Hyperbola

 10. la
;q
Dr d.kksadkt = sec i j y–funs
Z
' kka
d %
10. y-coordinate of combined particle at t= sec– 40
40
(A) 0.3 m (B) 0.4 m
(A) 0.3 m (B) 0.4 m (C) 0.2 m (D) 0.6 m
(C) 0.2 m (D) 0.6 m

Paragraph for Question Nos. 11 to 12 v uqPNsn i z'u l a

[ ; k 11 l s12
A small electric car overcomes a 250 N friction , d NksVhfo| q r dkj t c 30 kmh–1 l spy r hgSr ksl M+ d
force between the road and its wheel when r Fkkbl dsi fg, dse/; ?k"kZ . kcy dks250 N r d foQy
traveling at 30 kmh–1. The electric motor is dj nsrhgS Afo| qr dkj dks' kfDr nl 12 V dhcS fVª; ksl s
powered by ten 12 V batteries connected in feyr hgSt ksfd Js.khesayxhgSr Fkk50 cm O ; kl dsi fg; ks
series and is directly coupled to the wheels l sl h/ks; q
fXer gSA 300 Qsjksdh10 cm × N 5 cm dh
whose diameters are 50 cm. The 10 cm × 15
vk; r kdkj eksVj dq . My h0.60 T dspq Ecdh; {ks=kesa?kw
. kZ
u
cm rectangular motor coils have 300 turns
dj r hgS Avki ; g eku l dr sgSfd eksVj dhT; kfer hbl
and rotate in a 0.60 T magnetic field. You
may assume that the geometry of the motor
i zd kj gSfd pqEcdh; {ks=kl nS o dq. Myhdsr y dsl ekUr j
is such that the magnetic field is always gSA
parallel to the plane of the coils.
Motor
Motor
Frictional
force Wheel
Frictional
force Wheel
11. vko' ; d vk?kw
. kZmRiUu dj usdsfy , eksVj fdr uh /kkj k
11. How much current does the motor draw to [ kha
pr hgS\
produce the required torque ? (A) 2 amp (B) 23.15 amp
(A) 2 amp (B) 23.15 amp (C) 13 amp (D) 53 amp
(C) 13 amp (D) 53 amp
12. fuosf' kr ' kfDr dkfdr uki zfr ' kr dkj dkspykusesai z;q
Dr
12. What percentage of the input power is used gksrk gS\
to drive the car ? (A) 75% (B) 50%
(A) 75% (B) 50% (C) 95% (D) bues
al sdksbZugh
(C) 95% (D) None of these

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