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When two spherical
conducting balls at different potentials are joined by a metallic wire, after
some time:
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A. Both the conductors are
at the same potential
B. Potential difference
across the conductors remain constant
C. Potential difference
across the conductors becomes zero
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| 2 |
The emf is measured in:
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A. Newton
B. Volt
C. J/C
D. Both A and B
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| 3 |
The number of field lines passing through unit
area held perpendicular to the field lines represent:
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B. Intensity of the field
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| 4 |
The free electrons in metals:
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A. Are
in random motion and their speed depends upon temperature
B. Move in particular
direction
C. Move with speed of
light
D. Move such that their
speed does not depend on their temperature
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| 5 |
Electric flux is:
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A. Cross product of two vector
B. Dot product of two vectors
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| 6 |
In case of metallic conductors, the charge carriers are
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A. Protons
B. Electrons
C. Antiprotons
D. Positrons
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| 7 |
In gases, the charge carries are:
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| 8 |
The example/s of
non-electrical energy to electrical is/are:
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| 9 |
Two dissimilar metals
joined at their ends kept at constant temperature constitute:
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| 10 |
Heating effect of
current utilized in:
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| 11 |
The current of 1 ampere
is passing through a conductor. The charge passing through it in half a minute
is:
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| 12 |
Which instrument is expensive and difficult to use?
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A. Voltmeter
B. Potentiometer
C. CRO
D. Both A and C
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| 13 |
In order to have a
constant current through wire, the potential difference across its end should:
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B. Be
maintained constant
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| 14 |
When two spherical
conducting balls at different potentials are joined by metallic wire, the
current starts:
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A. Decreasing from zero to
maximum
B. Increasing from zero to
maximum
C. Decreasing
from maximum to zero
D. Increasing from maximum
to zero
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| 15 |
An electric field is generated along the wire
when:
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A. Its resistance is very
high
B. A constant potential is
maintained across the wire
C. Net current through the
wire is zero
D. A
constant potential difference is maintained across the wire
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| 16 |
When two spherical
conducting balls at different potentials are joined by a metallic wire, after
some time:
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A. Both the conductors are
at the same potential
B. Potential difference
across the conductors remain constant
C. Potential difference
across the conductors becomes zero
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| 17 |
As the current flow through the wire:
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A. It
generates heat in the wire
B. It produces sound in
the wire
C. Resistance of the wire
decreases
D. Voltage across the ends
is increased
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| 18 |
The current that flows through the coil of a motor causes
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A. Its shaft to revolve
B. Its brushes to rotate
C. Motor to move
D. Its shaft to rotate
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| 19 |
Flux through a closed surface of any shape and flux
through the surface of a sphere drawn around a charge are:
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C. Such that it is greater in the first case
D. Such that it is greater in the second case
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| 20 |
As the current flows through the wire
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A. It generates heat in the wire
B. It produces sound in the wire
C. Resistance of the wire decrease
D. Voltage across the ends is the increase
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| 21 |
The rate at which the
free electrons pass through any section of a metallic wire from right to left
is:
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A. Greater than the speed
at which they pass from left to right
B. Less than the speed at
which they pass from left to right
C. The
same speed at which they pass from left to right
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| 22 |
The third band of the colour code:
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A. Gives the number of zeroes
B. Is decimal multiplier
C. Gives the resistance tolerance
D. Gives the third digit
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| 23 |
The quantity having the same unit as that of emf is:
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A. Force
B. Energy
C. Potential
D. Current
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| 24 |
Xerography means:
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| 25 |
The value of resistivity is the least for:
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A. Copper
B. Aluminimum
C. Silver
D. Tungsten
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| 26 |
Another mean of electric potential energy per
unit charge is given by:
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| 27 |
If the ends of a wire are connected to a battery
an electric field E will be set up at:
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A. The ends of the wire
only
B. Mid points of the wire
only
C. Every point within the
wire
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| 28 |
The positive charge moving in one direction is
equivalent in all external affects to a:
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A. Negative charge is
moving in the same direction
B. Positive
charge is moving in the opposite direction
C. Negative charge moving
in the opposite direction
D. Positive charges moving in the same direction
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| 29 |
The surface destiny of charge is defined is:
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| 30 |
The fourth band is a:
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A. Silver band
B. Red band
C. Gold band
D. Either A or C
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