Worksheetsbook inside question (1to3)
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
coulomb force
it act between masses
always attractive
lessor in magnitude
depends on medium
The unit of the constant k in Coulomb law is
N m2 Kg−2
N2 m2 Kg−2
N m−2 Kg−2
N m−2 Kg2
If the charges are in motion, force comes into play
coulomb ; lenz
coulomb ; Gauss
coulomb ; lorentz
coulomb ; Fleming
the strength of the force between the two charges in water
Reduced by 80 times than in vacuum
Reduced by 60 times than in vacuum
Increased by 80 times than in vacuum
Increased by 60 times than in vacuum
I) If Negative charge moves towards positive charge
II) If positive charge moves towards negative charge
Vin>vfinal;vin<vfinal
Vin<vfinal;vin≥vfinal
Vin<vfinal;vin>vfinal
Vin≥vfinal;vin>vfinal
The electrostatic potential energy is maximum when
the dipole is aligned
parallel
anti-parallel
perpendicular
anti-perpendicular
The capacitor is a example for
electric field
electric flux
uniform electric flux
Uniform electric field
To find the electric field for a dipole
Coulomb's law valid; Gauss law not valid
Coulomb's law not valid; Gauss law valid
both valid
both not valid
The force between two charges in vacuum is 0.1N. What is the force if the vacuum is replaced by a medium whose permittivity is 10 times greater than that of vacuum.
0.1N
0.01N
0.001N
0.0001N
Two point charges placed at a distance ‘r’ in the air experiences a certain force, then the distance at which they will experience the same force in the medium of dielectric constant ξ is
ξr
2r
ξr
rξ
Emf’s E1 and E2 of two given cells can be compared by using potentio meter with primary circuit of Emf E if
E1≤E2
E1,E2≥E
E1≥E2
E1,E2<E
In a net work with constant source of emf , if more resistances are added in parallel , the power supplied by the source
increases
remains same
decreases
either increased or decreased
If the resistance of a material increases with increase in temperature then its temperature coefficient of resistance is
zero
negative
positive
none of these
Due to aging , the internal resistance of a cell
increases
decreases
does not change
becomes zero
A 1.15 KW , 230V water heater can draw a current
0.2A
2A
5A
0.5A
The drift velocity does not depend upon
the magnetic field
the mass of the electron
the charge of the electron
the relaxation time
The amount of current flowing through a conductor is directly proportional to
the number of electron per unit volume
the drift velocity
the cross sectional area of the conductor
all the above
When the length of a conductor is cut into two equal parts , one of its resistance is …… and its resistivity is ……
halved; halved
halved; increased twice
increased twice ; halved
halved ; having no change
Seebeck effect is
reversible process
converse of Peltier effect
irreversible process
all the above
Maxwell’s right hand cork screw rule gives
strength of the electric current
direction of the current
strength of the magnetic current
direction of the magnetic field
When the number of turns in a galvanometer is doubled , then
current sensitivity and voltage sensitivity doubled
current sensitivity is doubled and voltage sensitivity remains
unchanged
current sensitivity remains unchanged
voltage sensitivity is doubled
The heat energy developed in a conductor of resistance 10 when 5A current flows through it for a minute is
15000 J
3000J
120J
1500J
The voltage across the shunt resistance
is less than the voltage across the galvanometer
is greater than the voltage across the galvanometer
is equal to the voltage across the galvanometer
none of the above
The force acting on a charge kept in a uniform magnetic field of induction is
inversely proportional to the charge
zero
maximum if the motion is anti parallel to the field
inversely proportional to the magnetic field
For a given T.G. , if the number of turns in the coil is doubled then the reduction factor
increases by 2 times
decreases by 2 times
increases by 4 times
decreases by 4 times
