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The charge on an Isolated conductor always lies. |
Within the conductor
At the centre of the conductor
On the surface of the conductor
Outside the surface of the conductor
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2 |
If a di electric is placed between the plates of a capacitor, its capacitance. |
Decreases
Increases
Remains unaffected
Is zero
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3 |
The permittivity of a medium. |
Is a measure of the density
Is equal to unity for air
Depends on the charge derisory of the medium
Determines the magnitude of an electric field that can be established by the medium
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4 |
The capacitance of a capacitor increases with a decreases in. |
Plate area
Permitivity
Plate separation
Dielectric constant
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5 |
On which parameter the time required to charge a capacitor depends upon. |
magnitude of charge
Applied potential difference
Capacitances
Time constant
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6 |
According to Gauss's law the number of electric field lines crossing any closed surface is. |
numerically equal to the enclosed charge
Equal to the enclosed positive charge
Equal to teh electric field inside the surface
Equal to the charge density on the surface.
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7 |
As a positively charged rod is brought closer and closer to a positively charged electroscope the gold leaf. |
diverges
Converges
is neutralized
Is unaffected
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8 |
The spacing of electric field lines between two identical point charges of opposite signs |
Is not indication of the field direction
Is not dependent on the magnitude of the charges
Is an indication of the field strength
Is large when the charges are very large
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9 |
Electrostatic force as compared to gravitational force is |
Zero
infinite
Very weak
Very strong
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10 |
The field inside a hollow spherical conductor is. |
Constantin zero
Constant but not necessarily zero
A function of charge on sphere
a function of distance from the centre
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11 |
What is the part of a simply D.C. motor that reverses the direction of current through the coil every half cycle. |
Armature
Brushes
Commutator
Slip rings
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12 |
What happens when a 250 V, 2500 W water heater is connected to main supply using a plug fitted with a 5 A fuse. |
The fuse in the plug melts
The heartier burns out
The hearter runs at half power
The hearter works normally
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13 |
A torch bulb uses a 3 V supply and makes a current of 0.2 A It is switched on for one minute How much electrical energy is used. |
0.6 J
12 J
24 J
36 J
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14 |
A heater which is to be used on a 250 V mains circuit, has a 5 A fuse in its plug Which of the following is the most powerful heater that can be used with this fuse. |
150 W
500 W<br>
1,000 W
2,000 W
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15 |
If a charged body is moved against the electric field it will gain. |
P.E
K.E.
Electrical P.E.
Gravitational energy
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16 |
Condenser is used |
To produce charge
To change the direction of current
To collect the charge
As a good conductor of electricity
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17 |
The relation between the voltage and current that flows in a resistor is. |
V = 1/R
R = vi
V = I2 R
I = V /R
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18 |
Magnetic fields do not interact with |
Stationary electric charges
Stationary permanent magnets
Moving electric charges
Moving permanent magnets
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19 |
The force experienced by a unit positive charge at that point placed in an magnetic field is known as. |
Electric field intensity
Electric flux
Electric potential
Electric dipole
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20 |
A pair of point charges with equal magnitude and opposite sign separated by a distance 'r' produce. |
Electric dipole
Electric charge
Electric field
electric arc
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21 |
Which of the following defines P.E. per unit charge. |
Electric current
Charges
Potential
Electric field
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22 |
Which of the following does not reflect the laws of static charges. |
like charges repel
Opposite charges attract
Neutral charges repel
Neutral objects are attracted to charged ones.
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23 |
What is the about the electric field inside a metallic sphere. |
It is zero
It varies with the shape of the conductor
It depends on the charge there
It does not charge the metallic sphere
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24 |
When a balloon sticks to the whiteboard It is an example of. |
Conoduction
Induction
Polarization
Conservation of charge
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25 |
Which method of charging is involved in making lightning. |
Induction
Friction
Contact
<br>Convection
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26 |
When a positive charge is allowed to move from positive to negative plate, then it will gain |
P.E.
K.E
Gravitational energy
Electrical P.E.
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27 |
The capacity of a spherical conductor is numerically equal to its. |
Surface area
Diameter
Radius
Volume
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28 |
As electric field intensity is a potential gradient, if may be expressed ni the units of NC-1 or |
volt
Volt metre
Volt per metre
Joule
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29 |
When a conductor situated in a dielectric is charted the energy resides. |
Only on the dielectric
Only on medium surrounding charge
On the dielectric and medium both
Only on the type of the charge
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30 |
The amount of charge which can be placed on a conductor does not depend on. |
The dielectric strength of the surrounding medium.
Its capacitance
Its potential
Its size or shape
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