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At which temperature a ferromagnetic material is converted into a paramagnetic one. |
curie temperature
Boyle's temperature
Natural temperature
Neutral temperaturre
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2 |
Which incapability of the materials is represented by the phenomenon of hysteresis. |
Magnetic saturation
Low susceptibility
Retrace the path
Orientation
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3 |
Para magnetism is. |
A distrotion effect
An orientation effect
A skin effect
A resistance
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4 |
The cause of ferromagnetism is. |
Orbital motion of elections
spin Motion of electrons
Permanent dipole memento
Spin angular momentum
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5 |
A capacitor is prefect insulator for |
Direct current
Alternating current
Direct as well as alternating current
Pulsating current
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6 |
Two pure inductors each of self inductance L are connected in parallel The total inductance of the combination is. |
L
2L
L/2
L/4
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7 |
An induced emf in a coil is independent of |
Time
Resistance
the number of turns in a coil
The charge in the magnetic flux
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8 |
The value of magnetic field strength for parament magnets is. |
Unity
Infinity
Zero
Two
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9 |
Magnetic moment is a |
Scalar
Vector
Phasor
Tensor
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10 |
A magnet is pushed horizontally towards a coil of insulated wire inducting an emf in the coilin which direction does the coil try to move. |
Downwards
Upwards
Away from the magnet
Towards the magnet
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11 |
The energy stored per unit volume inside the solenoid is called. |
Energy density
Mass density
Charge density
Volume density
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12 |
The ration of intensity of magnetization to the magnetic force is known as. |
Parmeability
Magnetic induction
Magnetic intensity
Magnetic susceptibility
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13 |
When a diamagnetic substance is inserted in a current carrying coil the magnetic field is |
Decreased
Increased
unchanged
Increased or decreased, depending upon the relative volume of the substance
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14 |
Work can be stored in an inductor as. |
Elastic P.E.
Electrical P;E.
Gravitational energy
K.E.
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15 |
The magnitude of induced emf during electromagnetic induction is controlled by. |
Magnetic flux
electric flux
Electric field
Magnetic field
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16 |
Which of the following is an example of induced magnetism. |
A compass needle pointing north
A north pole attracting iron filings
A northpole repelling a north pole
The coil of a motor turning in a magnetic field.
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17 |
A generator produces 100 kW of power of a potential difference of 10 kV the power is transmitted through cables of total resistance 5 Homs How much power is dissipated in the cables. |
50 W
250 W
500 W
5,000 W
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18 |
Two wires P and Q each of same length and the same material are connected in parallel to a battery The diameter of P is half that of Q What fraction of the total current passes through P. |
0.02
0.25
0.33
0.50
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19 |
An electrical source with internal resistance's' is said to operate a lamp of resistance R what fractions of the total power is delivered to the lamp. |
R+r/R
R-r/R
R/R+r
r/R-r
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20 |
For which material magnetic susceptibility is negative. |
Paramagnetic
Diamagnetic
Ferromagnetic
All of these
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21 |
Which law states that an induced current is always in such a direction as to oppose the motion or change causing it. |
Ampere's law
Gauss's law
Lenz's law
Kirchoff's law
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22 |
The property of an object that causes it to create a magnetic field in opposition to an externally applied magnetic field is. |
Paramagnetism
Diamagnetism
Ferromagnetism
Demagnetism
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23 |
Which of the following materials has highest magnetic suscaptibility. |
Uranium
aluminium
Platinum
Sodium
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24 |
Which law states that magnetization is inversely proportional to temperature for a fixed value fo the field. |
Curie's law
Voltmeter
Ammeter
Wattmeter
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25 |
The vertical component of earth's magnetics field is zero. |
At magnetic poles
At geographical poles
At magnetic equator
Everywhere
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26 |
A current carrying loop lying-in a magnetic field behaves lime a. |
Magnetics pole
Magnetic material
Magnetic dipole
Horse shoe magnet
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27 |
Magnetic lines of force due to earth's horizontal magnetic field are. |
Curved lines
Elliptical
concentric circles
Parallel and straight
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28 |
The ratio of average induced emf to the rate of changing of current in the coil is called. |
Self induction
Mutual induction
Self inductance
Mutual inductance
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29 |
The phenomenon in which a charging current in one coil induces an emf in another coil is called. |
Induced current
Induced emf
Self induction
Mutual induction
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30 |
A expression for total work done by the battery to move charge against an induced emf is equal to. |
W = LI2
W = 1/2 LI
W = 1/2 L3I
W = 1/2 LI2
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