NARAYANA MEDICAL ACADEMY,INDIA

SR N40+LT N40(PROG-1) SERIES-1 DATE: 09-04-18

NEET CUMULATIVE TEST-3 SOLUTIONS

PHYSICS 4  10 1
95. Angle of shear   r   30 o  0 . 12 o
L 100
ω
91. Aω  3 and   Kx 96.
K
92. Time taken by particle to move from x=0 P h g
K  
V / V V / V
(mean position) to x = 4 (extreme position)
200  103 10
T 1 .2   2 109
   0.3 s 0.1/100
4 4
2T 2T
Let t be the time taken by the particle to 97. hdg  h
r rdg
move from x=0 to x=2 cm 98.
2 1 2
y  a sin t  2  4 sin t   sin t 4 2 2
T 2 1.2 R 3 g  R 3 0 . 8 g  R 3  13 . 6 g
3 3 3
 2  2   0 . 8  13 . 6  14 . 4    7 . 2
  t  t  0.1 s . Hence time to move
6 1.2
99. From Bernoulli's theorem,
from x = 2 to x = 4 will be equal to 0.3 – 0.1
1 2 1
PA  dv A  dgh A  PB  dv B2  dgh B
= 0.2 s 2 2

Hence total time to move from x = 2 to x = 4 Here, h A  hB
h
and back again  2  0 .2  0 . 4 sec 1 1 A r B
 PA  dv A2  PB  dv B2
2 2
93. theory concept.
1
 PA  PB  d [v B2  v 2A ]
94. 2

Now, v A  0, v B  r and PA  PB  hdg

A B C
1 2 2 r 2 2
 hdg  dr  or h
2 2g
M
100. Velocity of efflux when the hole is at depth h,
v  2 gh

The total time from A to C Rate of flow of water from square hole
t Ac  t AB  t BC  (T / 4 )  t BC Q1  a1 v1 = L2 2 gy

where T = time period of oscillation of spring Rate of flow of water from circular hole
mass system Q 2  a 2 v 2 = R 2 2 g(4 y )
t BC can be obtained from, BC  AB sin(2 / T ) t BC
According to problem Q1  Q 2
BC 1 T
Putting  we obtain t BC  L
AB 2 12  L2 2 gy  R 2 2 g(4 y )  R 
2
T T 2 m
 t AC   
4 12 3 k
101. Suppose thickness of each wall is x then The net mass of the water present in the
Q
 
Q
   K S A(1   2 ) 2 KA (1   )

mixture  22  2 . 8  24 . 8 gm .
  combination  t  A
t 2x x
104. Theory point
2  2K  K 4
 KS   K and (1   2 )  36   (Q)V 
(2 K  K ) 3 105. Q  U  W  W  (Q)P  U  (Q)P 1  
 (Q)P 
4
KA  36
3 2 KA (1   )  C 
   3 2
 (Q)P 1  V   Q  1    Q
2x x
 CP   5 5
Hence temperature difference across wall
106. In isothermal process P1 V1  P2 V2
A is
P
or PV  P2  4 V  P2 
(1   )  12 o C 4

102. Energy received per second i.e., power In adiabatic process

P  (T 4  T04 ) P
P2 V2   P3 V3    (4 V )1. 5  P2 V 1 .5  P3  2 P
4
 P  T4 (T0  T )
107. Change in internal energy from is
AB

Also energy received per sec (p)  12 U 

f f
R T  ( Pf V f  Pi Vi )
d 2 2
(inverse square law) 3 9
 (2 P0  2 V0  P0  V0 )  P0 V0
4 2 2 2
T4 P1  T1   d2 
 P     
d2 P2  T2  d
  1

 Work done in process AB is equal to

P  T   2d 
2
1
2 the Area covered by the graph with
       P2  4 P.
P2  2 T   d  4 volume axis i.e.,
103. Let m gm of steam get condensed into water W AB 
1 3
(P0  2 P0 )  (2 V0  V0 )  P0 V0
2 2
(By heat loss). This happens in following two
Hence,
steps.
9 3
Q  U  W  P0 V0  P0 V0  6 P0 V0
100°C
2 2
100°C
Steam (H1 = m  540) Water
108. TV  1  constant  T  V 1 
1

[H2 = m  1  (100 – 90)] According to question TV 2

90°C 1 3
Hence 1       1 .5
Water 2 2

109. W AB is negative (volume is decreasing) and

W BC is positive (volume is increasing) and
since, WBC  W AB
Heat gained by water (20°C) to raise it’s
 net work done is positive and area between
temperature upto 90°  22  1  (90  20 )

semicircle which is equal to atm  lt.
Hence, in equilibrium heat lost = Heat 2

gain 110. Efficiency of a carnot engine is given by

 m  540  m  1  (100  90 )  22  1  (90  20 ) T2
 1
T1
 m  2.8 gm
 W T W (273  27)
or 1 2   1
Q T1 6 (273  127)
 W  1.5 k cal According to property of plane mirror
111. Critical hearing frequency for a person is x + 8 = 12 + 6 – x x = 5 cm
t 6
20,000Hz. Also       1.2
x 5
If a closed pipe vibration in N th mode
116. From figure it is clear that separation
then frequency of vibration
between lenses
(2 N  1)v
n  (2 N  1)n1 d  20  5  15 cm
4l

(where n 1  fundamental frequency of D 25

117. m 1  6 1  f  5 cm  0 . 05 m
f f
vibration) 1
118. R.P.  ; Blue  Red so (R. P.)Blue  (R. P.)Red
Hence 20,000  (2 N  1)  1500  N  7.1  7 

Also, in closed pipe 119. Shift

 
Number of over tones = (No. of mode of  (  1) t  (1 . 5 )  2  10  6  2 
 (5000  10 10 )
vibration) –1 = 7 – 1 = 6
i.e., 2 fringes upwards.
112. Conceptual
120. If an unpolarised light is converted into plane
v 340 340
113.    2 m , n'   170  n '  178 . 9 Hz polarised light by passing through a polaroid,
n 170 340  17

v 340 it's intensity becomes half.

Now     1.9
n  178 . 9
121. Theory point
      2  1 .9  0 .1 M N 1 . 5  10 23  2  10 26
122. I    3  10 3 Amp / m
V V 1
114. From the following ray diagram it is clear
that 123. At point P net magnetic field
B net  B12  B 22

0 2M 0 M
A B
where B1  . and B2  .
 – – 4 d 3 4 d 3
   
r r 0 5 M
O  B net  .
4 d 3

200 1
124. Vrms  , irms 
  (   )  (   )  2(   ) 2 2

115. Let x be the apparent position of the silvered 200 1 

 P  Vrms irms cos   cos  50 watt
2 2 3
surface.
x 125. The voltage VL and VC are equal and
opposite so voltmeter reading will be zero.
Object Image Also R  30 , X L  X C  25 

V V 240
So i   8A
8 cm 12 cm 2 2 R 30
R  (X L  X C )
12 +(6–x)
126. By law of conservation of momentum
t = 6 cm
 0  m 1 v 1  m 2 v 2  m 1 v 1  m 2 v 2 Binding energy of a (1 H 2 ) deuterium nuclei

– ve sign indicates that both he particles  2  1 . 1  2 . 2 MeV

are moving in opposite direction. Now de- Total binding energy of two deuterium
Broglie wavelengths nuclei  2 .2  2  4 .4 MeV
h h 1 m 2 v 2 Binding energy of a ( 2 He 4 ) nuclei  4  7  28 MeV
1  and 2  ;   1
m 1v1 m 2v 2  2 m 1v1
So, energy released in fusion
1 2 hc hc 1 2
127. h   W0  mv max    mv max
 28  4 . 4  23 .6 MeV
2  0 2

  1 2 hc   0   
133. Zener diode- voltage regulator.
2
 hc  0   mv max
  v max   
 0  2 m   0  Load current=10/5K=2mA
When wavelength is  and velocity is v, Zener current=(90/15K)-2mA=4mA
then 134. Current
1  10 3
v
2 hc   0   
  …. (i) gain   ic  ib   10  5 A =0.01mA.
m  0  ib 100

3
By using ie  ib  ic  ie = 1.01 + 1 =
When wavelength is and velocity is v’
4
1.01mA.
then 135. From the the truth table of the circuit, NOR
2 hc  0  (3  / 4 )  gate.
v'    ….(ii)
m  (3  / 4 )  0 

Divide equation (ii) by (i), we get

v' [0  (3  / 4 )] 0
 
v 3 0  
0
4
1/2 1/2
4 [0  (3  / 4 )] 4
v'  v  i.e. v'  v 
3 0   3

128. THEORY CONCEPT

129. Electron after absorbing 10.2 eV energy goes
to its first excited state (n=2) from ground
state (n = 1).
h
 Increase in momentum 
2

6 . 6  10 34
  1 . 05  10  34 J-s .
6 . 28

kZe 2 kZe 2 K . E. 1
130. K. E  and P . E.   ;   .
2r r P. E. 2
t /T 2/T 4 2/T
N 1  1  1 1 1
131.         
N0  2   16   2  2 2

 T  0 . 5 hour = 30 minutes.
132. 1 H 2  1 H 2  2 He 4  energy