ECAT Pre Computer Science Chapter 19 MCQ Test With Answer

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Max plank received the Nobel Prize in physics for his discovery of energy quanta in

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Strictly speaking, the earth is:

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Which one of the following physical quantities changes with relativistic speed

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The whole shape of the black body spectrum for all wavelengths was explained by the formula proposed by

Question # 5

Practically the quantity v/c is always:

Question # 6

When low energy photon interact with a metal,which of the following effect is likely to be taken place

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In order to produce pair production, a photon must have a energy

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From the theory of relativity, momentum p of the photon is related to energy as

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The special theory of relatively treats the problems involving:

Question # 10

The unit of work function is:

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With the help of 50 K v electron microscope, a resolution of

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The special theory of relativity is based on:

Question # 13

When the atomic particle are moving with velocities approaching that of light:

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The mass of an object will be doubled at speed

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A photon is considered to have

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ECAT Physics Chapter 19 Important MCQ's

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1 The photoelectric effect, the maximum energy of photoelectrons depends on the
A. particular metal surface
B. frequency of incident light
C. both of them
D. none of them
2 In the compton's effect, it is found that the wavelength of incident x-rays is
A. greater than the wavelength of scattered x-rays
B. equal to the wavelength of scattered x-rays
C. less than the wavelength of scattered x-rays
D. any one of these
3 When a platinum wire is heated, it appears yellow at
A. 1600°C
B. 900°C
C. 1100°C
D. 1300°C
4 As the light shines on the metal surface, the electrons are ejected
A. slowly
B. instantaneously
C. either of these
D. none of these
5 Absolute motion cannot be detected
A. in its own frame of references
B. in a different frame of references
C. both in its frame and different frame of references
D. none of these
6 Current, voltage, resistance measuring circuit is connected with the galvanometer with the help of switch, known as
A. ON switch
B. off switch
C. function switch
D. none of these
7 A particle of mass 5.0 mg moves with a speed of 8.0 m/s. Its de-Brogile wavelength is
A. 1.66 m
B. 1.66 x 10-10m
C. 1.66 x 10-29cm
D. 1.66 x 10-29m
8 Newton's law of motion do not hold in
A. an accelerated frame of reference
B. an unaccelerated frame of reference
C. both of these
D. none of these
9 Momentum is a parameter associated with
A. wave motion
B. particle motion
C. neither wave nor particle motion
D. none of these
10 When a platinum wire is heated, it appears orange red at
A. 500°C
B. 900°C
C. 1100°C
D. 1300°C

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