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CA R IBBEAN. E XAMINAl'IONS
COUN CIL
StrCONDARYJ]DUCATION CERTIFICATE
EXAMINATION
PHYSICS
Paper 01,- General Proficiency

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(B), (c), (D)- Read eacrritem you
are about to answer and clecidewhich choice is
best-
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to your item anclsSade the spacc
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ncw clroice.

w h e n y o t r a r e t o l d t o b e g i n ' t t r r nt l r ep a g ea r r crj v o r k
a s q u i c k l y a n d a s c a r e f u l l y . a ys o u c a n . I F y o u
c a n n c t a l l s w e r a l t i t e m , o n r i t i t a r r cgj o o l r t o t l r e n c x t t i : n e .y o u
. o p c o r l e b a c k t o L h eh a r d . eirt e l r r
l a t e r . Y o u r s c o l e w i l l h e t h c r o t a l n r r m b e ro I c o r r e c t
a1s,,ver.s.
6. Figures are not irecessarilydrawn to scale.

7. Y o u n - r a yc i o a n y r o u g h w o r k i n t h i s b o o k l e t .

I T i i e u s e o F n o n - p r o g r a r n m a b lcea i c u l ? t o r .is. sa l l o w e d .

9. T h i s t e s rc o n s i s t - o
c t 6 0 i t e m s . y o u w i l l h a v e 7 - 5r ' i r i r r t c s
t o a r r s v r er h e r n .
r0 L o n o t b e c o n c e n t e dt l r a t h ea n s w e r s l r e ep tr o v i d l ss p a c c s
f o r m o r ea n s w e r st h a n( h e r ea r ei L e m s
i r t h i si e s t .

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C o p - r ' r i g h@
l 2 ( X ) 0C a r - i b [ e a nE . r ; r 1 1 j n a t i o nCs o L r n c i i
All riqlrt.s rc.scrvr..cl.
1. Which of rhefoilo;ing is NOT a funaa_ 5. Which of t}le foi Iou,jng meais of measure_
mental nrran+inr? '.menr'would
produceirhej;aSf ACCU,
RATEresuit assumingthe instrument used
(A) Temperature :
isworkingproperly? :
(B) Heat energy
(C) Length (A) Using a metre mle to measure the
(D) T-rme
length oF a desk
@) Using vernier calipers ro find lbe
thicknessof a piece of paper
z- vyntch ot rhef otlowr ng would be correct?
(C) Using a lever arm balance to find
the mass of a book
I I milliampere=10-6A (D) USing a siop walch io tinre a 400m
TT
u I megohrn = 10 6S)
race
ilI. I microcoulomb= l0-rC

(A) I only 6- Three immiicibldliquids p, e and R, have

/R) IIonly
densities which differ: e is denser than p
(c) I andII only
britless dense than R- Which of the follow_
(D) I. iI and III
ing dihgrams shows how &e Iiquiils settle
in themeasuringcylinder?
.
The instrument MOST suitable'ior i{r'ejas_
uring the external diameter of a test tube is
the
(A)
(A) micrometerscrew gauge
(B) verniercalipers
(c) metrerule
(D) r^etsquare

(B)
A stuclentfinds the time for a ball to fall
50.0 crn in dil is l4.B s- She divides the
distanceby tlretime to fintl the speed,andthe
calcuiatordisplays3 -3783783.The bestway
to write thisvalueis

(A) 3.4 cm s-l (c)

(B) 3 - 3 8c m s - '
(C) 3 . 3 7 8c m s ' l
(D) 3.3'183-/83cmsl

p)
 'lhe
i - f o r c e v r h i c h k e e p s L h e . r r - r o oi n
r ro r b i r i s 10. V/irich of lhe follo'wing could be used ro 1,lncj
t h e a v e r a g es p e e d o f a n o b j e c t ?
rA) l-.-nAti.

rR\ .Pnl'rifilaal (A) Chanee in velocity

/a) reactive I lme tal(en
(D) ^-^.'it^rl.^-
YldYl(a(lultdl
^l

(B)fiffi
(9) Distancetravelled
1-
Time taken
(D) i, Distance travelled x Time taken

11. A ball attachedto a sLringis whirledround at

a constantspeedin a horizontal circle. It is
true to say that
j
(A) the velocity is consrant
F/N (B) t.hereare' no forces acting on the
body
The diagram aboveshows a simple extension (C) the motion is accelerated
(x)/force (F) graph for a light spring. Wlrich (D) theball will drop verrical ly dowrrward
i F tuI -r 'u- J^ut -r ir -t -S L-eakS
of thefoliowing statementswouldbe true? tr vt

ll
T
f. The elastic limit of tbe spring was "'

exceeded. 77- A book of weight 12 N is resting on a rable.

II. The spring obeyed Hooke's law The force that the table exerts on dre book
over its entire extension. ts
IiI. The force per unit extension in the
elastic region was 7.5 N cm't- (A) 0N
(B) greaterthan 0 N tu t t.". than I 2 N
r,a,) I only (c) 1 2N
(B) I and III only (D) greaterthan 12 N
(c) II and III only
@) I, II and fII

9- An object is NOT acceleratingr-f

rA) i t s d i r e c t i o no f m o t i o n i s c h a n g i n g
but its speedis not
rFl\ its velocity is changing
(c) i t i s s t a t i o n a r y f o r am o m e n t i n m i d -
alr
(D) ,l has no unbalanced force acting
on it

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 '16.
Tire globeshown in the diagra"rnbelow con-
tainsa gasthepressuieof wh ich is measureti
rvith a manonteter,M: , ,

Two identicalcoveredtinsaresuspended by
. stringsfronrabeam.Tin Pisfull ofsandwhile
T i n Q i s e r n p t - yY . o U c a nt e l l w h i c h i s w h i c l r
bygivingeach apush-Thefulltin will require
3 larger push to 3tartswinging. This is
o e c a u s e1 t n t ' l s

/A) greater weight than Tin e

rR) greater mass than'Tin Q Which of the following staternents
would be
(c) greater momentim than Tin e correct?
(D) greater volume than Tin Q
f- The pressureof thb gas is.lessthan
that of the almospircre-
14. Tlre kinetic energy oIa hodyofmass,rn_aucl lI. It the right hand side of rhe nrano-
velocity, v.is meter tube were closed tlre read-
ing would be.moie accurate-
IiI- In order to bring the two menisci in
(A) m the manometer to the sarne level
t, one could open t-hestop-cock,K.

rR) ltTv
(A) I only
(B) II only
(C) I and II only
l{ I
a
trt-
(D) I and III only

(D) I2 1it.
- n|t,
2 Brass cylinder

l:- The rateof wl:ich of thefollowir.rgdetenr-Lines fable top

tlrepoweroutputofamaclrine?'i,..

i A brasscyiinder iJ standing on a table as

Doing work
' C o n v e r t i n ge n e r g y shown in the diagram above. It is heated
II
itl e l c c t r i c a l l y u n t i l i t s t e r n p e r a l u r er e a c i r e s
C h a n g i n g t e m p e r a t L r rJe
l5C"C. Which of the ioliowing properties
(A) I only i n c r e a s eas s i t s t e m p e r a t u r rei s e s ?
(B) Ill oniy
(c) i a n dI I o n l y
(A) Densiry
(B) Volume
fl)) I - I I a n di l l
(C) P r c s s u r ei t e x e r [ so n t h e t : i b l e
fD) S p : c i f i c l r c a rc a p r c i i l
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S o i n e m o l t e n n a p h t h a l e n ea t 1 0 0 " C i s 21-
allowed to cool down atroolntemperature.
If naphthalene h a sa m e l t i n gp o i n t o f 8 0 ' C ,
,r which of the following BEST represents
thecooling curve? /;':;
.* -----
0 /'c
lGo
1A) 80

Ice wrapped in
copper gauze

The fi gure above sbows dpiece ofice wrapped

(B) in copper gauze and submerged in a glasstest
tube ofwater- The water'when heated at the
top boils long before tlie ice is melted. The
MAIN reason for this is that
t/min
(A) tbe test rube is a peor conductor of
heat
(B) copper is a good conciuctorofheat
(c) (C) ice is less dense than water
(D) water is a poor conductor of heat
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i/min
Which of the following would causethehot air
EloC ,t abdve a fire to rise?
'I\
@) I-
'
Increase in the speed of:thi.air

t\
molecules
n- Expansionof theaii
I, III- Decrease in the density of the air

t/min (A) Ioniy

(B) Iilonly
(C) II and III only
1,O Tirebombardmentby themoleculesof a gas (D) I,II and Iil
on the wal is of i ts containing vesseldetermines
ILS

ra) llldJJ
LJ. Which of the follorving occurswhen atoms
rR') voiume arrange themselves in a regularly repeated
(c) preisure pattern?

@) temperature
(A) Crystallisarion
(B) Evaporation
20" The unit for specificlatentheatof fusion is
(C) Difrusion
Q)) Condensation
/A! J
(B) j kg-t
(c) JK'
(D) J kg-t11't

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La- Which of thefollowing is true.ofevaporation? 26. Which of thefollorving graphsis.obrainedif
the volume of a fixed masS of ,gas, ar a
(A) I t o c c u r s t h r o u g h o u tt h el i q u i d a t n o constantpressure,is plofted again5tj 15(slvin
- de.finitetemperature, temperafure?
(B) i Itoccurs atrhesurfaceoftheliquidat
iro defi nite temperature- (A)
(C) Ir occursat the surfaceof rheliquid at
a defi ni ie i.emperature-
' Ir occurs itrroughout tlre liquid at a
CD)
definite temperarure.

25- 'glass-house'
The effect refers to the
glass-houseacting as a heat trap. This is a ci
directresul t of

IA\ . short wayelength infra-red rays

which are unable to penetrateglass
(B) .long wavelength infra-red rays
radiated from the sun which are (c)
, . gnabletopenetrateglass
(c) short wavelength infra-red rays
radiated from the objectswithin the
.. .glass-housewhich are,unable to
penetrateglass
(D) Iong wavelength infra-red rays
(D)
radiated lrom the objeciirviitrin tfre
.glass-housewhich are unable to
penetrateglass

27.

r-i

A longiiudinal wave is shown iri the above

diagram-Which ofthe following representsa
wavelengih?

(A) PQ
rR) QS
(c) QR
@) QT
 \ii fLichof rhe fcllowing stareinenrsaboutsoun<l Jl-

is |lCT coriect'?

(A) S o u n d i s t r a n s m i r t e da s t r a n s v e r s e
i
. \\'aves.
G) Soundmaybeproducedbyvibraring
systelIS. The figure above shows a w.ave-frontabout*
(C) Sound does not travel through a to reach a reflecting surf'aceXy. Which
of
vacuum. the followingwouid representthe waveironr
@) Soundftavelsmoresiowlythanlight. 4fterreflection?
rl:..'
I t e m 2 9 r e f e r st o t h e f o l l o w i n g , *
t'
T w o p a r a l l e l s c r a t c h e sa r e m a d e o n a s l i c l e
which is otberwisepaintedblack. The slideis (A)
rnounted so ihat the scrarchesare parallqf io X \r

ihe straightfilarnentof a red lamp_

,Q
An experintenrof this [zpe was first (B)
nFrF^--.r }-,,

rAl Newton
rR) r vurS
(c) Huygens tL,
X
(D) Foucault

30- Wirich oilhe following is/areinvolved ioa ' (D)

productionof fringeson ayoung's double_slit
experiment?

I f)ifFacrion
ll. Kerractton
IIi. Interference

r , A) i only
rR) IIIonly
(c) I and IiI oniy 32- S o u n d w a v e s a r e c l a s s i f i e da s l o n g i t u d i n a l
(D) I , i I a n dI I I o n l y sincethey

(A) causefhe particlesof themddium to

rnove aiong the Iine of propagation
of the waves
(B) require a marerial inedium for
. . transmission
(C) may beproduced by vibrating bodies
(D) causetheparticlesofrhemediumto
m o v e a t r i g h t a i r e l e st o t h e I i n e o f
propagationof ihe wa.res

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 For which of the' followil7'g does the
phenornenono f refriction offer an expl ana-
tion?

The apparentbending of a stick in

water
u. Swimming pools looking shallower
More denseair than they reallY are
ru. Formationof amirage

(A) I and II onlY

In thediagramabove, Ris atall narrow rvall-
(B) I and III onlY
The report oia gun, fi,redat G, is heardby'an
(C) Il'and III onlY
observerat O. Whictiof thefollowingcould
(D) I . I T a n dI I I
account for this fact?

I. Diffraction takesplaceround theob-

stacle- Jt. Which of the diagiams BEST represenls
Thesoundwavesarelongirudinal- the passageof a beam of white ii ght throu gh
tr-
nl. Refraction takes place towards the a triangular glassprism?
ground.
.
(A)
(A) IonlY
(B) I and trI onlY
(q II andUl onlY
(D) I, U gnd IiI
:
cB)
34. Which of thefollowing wouid be involvedin a
production of fringes in the well-known
double-sli texperiment?
(c)
i- Reflection
IL Refraction
Iii. Interference

(A) I only @)
CB) trIonly
(q i and [i,l onlY
@) I, iI airdill only'

. ''
. .,:
3,<- Wtrich of the flollorving: d.m6hi'traiesthe
a+-\

str:Lightlinc propagalion oilight? A converginglensproducesan imagewhich

.
is the same size as the object- It is true to
(A) The spreadingof light whenitpasses s a yt h a t t h e
-
through a hdriorv oPening
' (A) objectis at the principal focus
(B) Ttredispersionoflightbyaprism
(B) o h j e c ri s r t i n f i n i t y
(C) A p a r a l l e lb e a m o f l i g h t c o m i n g l o a
(C) ir.rr3eis virlual
iroi,,i focuS after reflection fron-i a
sphencalmin.or (D) i m a g ei s i r r v e ' t e d
@) Theformation of shadows
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39- W h i c h o f t h e f o l l o * , . i n g w o u l d b e r r L r e o f r h e' . \
f,,h" fcrtI o r.vi ng graphs it Iu
. i m a g ef o r m e d t , y i h e l e n so f a c a m e r a . l :11):l: srraIes an
A LT'ER_NIATll.J G c u ren t ?
I. Irisvirtual.
II. It is real. C u r r e nt
UI. Irisdiminished.
rA) o
IV, It is upright

rA\ Ionly

'$ (c)
(D)
c) II and III oniy
I and IV only
fVonly (B)
.
Currenl

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40. Which of the following is NOT one of the

.-ways in which the strengthof the gragnetic Current
fieid near a solenoid Qong coil) .i..iing u
current can be increased? (c)

rA') lncreasing tle resistanceof thecoil

(B) Irrcreasing the currentin tlrecoil
I t l. Increasing the number of turns per Current
u n i t l e n g t ho F t i r ec o i l
@)
cD) P l a c i n g a s o f t i r o n c o r e i n s i d er h e
',_....
coil

41- Which of.thefoliowing fonnulae (.inrvhrchthe

symboishave their usualmeaning)is a math_
ematicalexpressionof Ohm'sLaw?

(A) V: IR
(B) P:Vt
(9) Q=It
(D) E: Pt

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44. Whichofthefollowingstatementscollcenr-
ing ammetersis correct?

Its Circuit
resistance connection

(A) l-'ow in senes

43- Thediagramaboveshowsanelectricalcircuit
(B) Low in parallel
withacellandtwofilamentbulbs- VlJrichof
(q ltrgh in parallel
thefollowingcircuitsiseleckicaiiy
(D) FIgh in series
the same as the circuit above?

45- Which of the foilowing is tnre of asec<lndary

cell?

(A) It is formed by connecting two or

morePrimarYcells-
(B) It can be recharged bY Passing a
directcurrentin the samedircction
(B)
r--r'--_lI (C)
as i t delivers current-
It can be recharged--bypassing a
direct currentin the opposite direc-
6)d) I tion tc which ildelivers cttrrent-
L_t____l (D) It can be rechargedby
'topping up'

with dilute zulPhuricacid'

r-rer
II
In an eleclric water heatertlremetal parts' not
T______J 46.
ipcluding the heatercircuit, areconnectedto
earthby a conductor' Thereason for this is to

ffi
(D)
(A) Preventashortcircuit
(B) setuP an electric field
(C)' setupapotential differencebetu'een
the metal Parts4nd earth
@) ensu.rethat thbrnetalpartsarekept at
the same Poiential as earth

,
q 7
t
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'l&!r4!
1-1 refersto the iollo'wine 1-Vgraphsfc'r
v a r i o u s c o r r d u c t i n gl t t e d i a u n d e r c e r l a i t i
conJitions

(A) 'lr {

In the parallel circuit shown above, the total

l/'
currentsupPiiedbYthebattery t-.
;
I
o4-n-
/A) goesthrougheachoftheresistors
(B)' only
goestt tough thelargesqgesistEr cB)
(c) goes through ihe smallestresistor
6nly
(D) equaisthe sumof thecurrentsin {.he
tworesis[ors 1t

(c)

(D)

48. Which graphillustratestherelationslripbe-

tween current and applied p-d. for a lart-rp
filamcnt?

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49. A n o r t hp o l e a n d a s o u t hp o l e o f t w o e q u a l l y 5U. A serni-c onductor di odepro'ciucesh alf- rvave

strongmagnetsare brought neareachother. rect.ifi
cationo f aJternating clrnent. \\'h ich o f
If the earth's magnelic field is ignored,the thefollowing statements\\,ouldbetrue?
m;rgneticfield linesbetweenthepoleswouid
l o o kl i k e I. The current ob t.ained has a
. conslantvalue-
II. The current obtainedflows only in
one direction
(A) III- There are periods when no current
flows from the source.

(A) Ionly
(B) IIoniy
(C) I and til only
@) iI and III only
(B)

51.

(c) The diagram above sbows a typical relay.

Tbe part,labeiledP, must be madeoI

(A) iron
(B) copper
(C) plastic
(D) brass
rl
ttr

52- Which of the followingis true whenamagnet

is movedrelativeto acoil?
l
,i:
@) t- T h e i n d u c e dc u r r e n ti s i n t h es a m c ri
d i r e c t i o na s t h ec h a n g ec a u s i n g
ir. l

ri
II J.I The gleater the nulnber of lurns of ri
coil thesmallertheinduccde.m.f- .J
:
iII. T h e f a s t e rt h e m a g n e tm o v e ) ^r e l a - :
I

t i v e t o t h e c o i l [ h e g r e r r e rt h e tl
ir
i n d u c e de . m . f -
IV. T h e s t r o n g e rt h em r g n e ti h eg r e a t c r
t l i e i n d u c e dc . m . f .

(A) I a n dI V o n l y
(R) I a n dI I i o n l y
(C) l I a n dI i l o n i y
(D) I I I a n dI V o n l l ,
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----J----_}-- -- various coriducting rlrc,diaunder certain
l_--l conJitions.
t-_l
--
i_--
'-l

tl
tl
I (A)
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In the pardlel circuit shown above, the total

current supplied bY the battery

rA) goesthrougheachoftheresistors
(B)' goesthroughthelargesg;esist6ronly
@)
(c) goes tfuough the smallestresislor
only
(D) eouals the sumof thecurrentsin t.he
tworeslstors

(D)

48. Which graphillustratesthe relationslripbe-

lween current and applied p-d. for a larnp
filanrcnt?

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49. A i-iorthpole and a south pole of two equally 5U. A semi-conductor diodeprotiuceshalf- wave
strongmagneLsare brought neareachother. recUfication of alternating cll neitt. \\'hich o f
If the earth's magnelic field is ignored,the thefollowing statements u,ouldbe true?
magneticfield linesbetweenthepoleswould
l o o kl i k e I. The current obtained has a
. consLantvalue-
II. The current obtainedflows only in
one direction-
(A) III. There are periodswhen no current
flows from the source.

(A) Ionly
(B) IIonly
(C) I and III only
@) il and III only
@)

5l-

(c) The diagram above sbows a typical relay.

Thepart,labelledP, mustbe madeoI

(A) jron
(B) copper
(C) plastic
(Dj brass

52. Whichof the followingistruewhenamagnet

is movedrelative to acoil?

@) I- The induced currenI is in the same

d i r e c t i o na s t h e c h a n g ec a u s i n g
ir.
il:.1 The greater tlre nurnber of Lurnsof
coil the smalierthe induccd e.m.f-
III. T h e f a s t e r t h e m a o r r e tm o v e s r e l a -
tive to the coil [he qrerrer fhe
tnoucede.m.I_
T\/ il-he <trnnoerthe m.ftn^i tha ora:lor

t i r ei n d u c e de . m . [ .

(A) I a n di V o n l y
(B) I a n dI I I o n l y
(C) I I a n dI l l o n l y
(D) I I I a n dI V o n ) 1 ,
 5j. A c o n d u c t o . ; r- o, r a t i n g i r r I u n i f o r n t
nlagltciic
f i e l d , i n c i u c es r n a x i m u n y/ tllejl
t n s t a n i r n e o u sc u r _ r>ftitc follr,rr iit.<
s t ; i t c r r , c t i L st n i r j ,
r e : t Iw n c n i h e ; c n d u ct 1r , : , ] t S used r o d e f i n et h er e r r n , h a l f _ t i i e i i b(
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t e g u i r e db v a n u - ,
(A) 30" .,.r.';.0:::;e
(B) ,1(o
Il. It is thetime fornelf
(c) 90"
o f r h en u c i e io f
s a n r p l et o d e c a y -
(D) I 80" ]r rr rr. _.a
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origirral
v:rlrre
54. An ideal ransfonnerhas
6 000pijmary rurns
and 4 000 second;rry
tu.ns. 1-ieis..onarry
(A) Ionty
currentis q) I andtI only
lCi II andIIIonty
(A) l/2 of theprimary.u.reqt.. (D) I, II andIIi
(B) 1:
2/3 of thepin
(C) "d.r,;;;;
.. ,n.
3/2ti tnestJreprimarycun_ent
58'
\D) twrcelheprirnarycurrent ile+ 3
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T l r ee q u a t i o n
ab
tiveae'ca]Ji"'Jiii,ltotese'is rheradioac-
55- cr-parriclespassrhrough ertatnnucJetrs-The
a piece of gold fbil- of x and y are. v,alues
.r ls observed that
sorne of the
Ct_pzu-ticIes are defl ected
direction,a very small
from,the i r origi n aI v
numb.roi-rtr"* n.,n, (A)
deflectedtl:rough Iarge nl
angio 1.tl1.."-f*rin.,.nt n )\
providesevidence t.hat \U) !J]
52
r /-\
\vl tJ I
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f\ ' D \ l2<
(A) rhearornofgold is very
', rJg
53
snrlll
(pl rhearon asma IIposirivelv
t n''tJ"i5""or1^ 5q Fronr which of the
(C) an Cr_particleisrepelled following can a sheetof
by theelec_ I e a d o f t l i i c k n e s sI
trons in thegold atom rrmprovidegoodprotec_
tro.?
(D) Cr_p:rrticlesare much
. larger fhan
zltonts
.I. d_particles
tI. B-particles
3o. . III- y_rays
AccordingtotheRutherford_Bohrnrodelofa
n e u t r a l ,s t a b l ea t o m ,
ifn = nurn6.r of neu_ (A)
trons, p = number I and II only
of protons ancl (B) I and III onlv
€ = number of eiectrons
in theltom, thenfirr
allelements I:? u andrrroniy
(D) I, II and ill
(A)
(B) P=e 60. W h i c h o f r l r ef o l l o w i n
(c) ti*,;=n ott sotrsjs ass.ciated
(D) *; tr, nu. l.o,. ;;;;;;
t7+n=e ;*
a v

lA
\r^J\ I hontpson
(B) Bohr
(.() Chati-wick
(D) Eirr.srein
IIi \/()u n-iNI'siIIJri'oRE
i'I&tE IS cA.i.rrD,
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