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    This document contains a physics exam for class 12 with 4 parts - Part A contains 10 multiple choice questions worth 1 mark each, Part B contains 5 questions worth 2 marks each, Part C contains 5 questions worth 3 marks each, and Parts D and E contain 2 and 3 questions worth 5 marks each respectively. The exam covers topics in physics like measurement, motion, force, work, energy, gravitation, properties of matter, heat and thermodynamics, waves and sound. Students are required to show relevant working for numerical questions to earn full marks. Relevant formulas, diagrams, and concepts are tested.

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    PUC ANNUAL E>(AMINATION

    Time: 3.1S Hrs.

    . FEBRUARY/MARCH 2()15
    Max. Marks: 70

    PHYsrcs {33}

    g.

    PART.A
    Answer ALL the following.
    1. What is measurement?
    2. Give an example for a projectile.
    3. Mention the expression for workdone in vector form.
    4. Define angular velocity.
    5' Why gravitational constant is called as universal. gravitational constant?
    6. What is etastic limit?
    7. State pascal's Law.
    B. Define Latent heat of fusion.
    9. What is isothermal process ?
    10. Write equation of state of perfect gas.

    1OxI=1O

    Answer any FIVE of the following


    11. What are conserved quantities?Or."i#
    Give an example.
    12. Mention any two uses of dimensional analysis
    13' Draw the velocity time graph for the body moving with
    14' Define scarar product of two vectors. Give an exampre. uniform retardation.
    15. State and explain Newton,s Law of gravitation.
    16'
    for time period of oscilating toaded spring
    and explain

    5x2=10

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    General Instructions:
    1) All parls are.compulsory
    2) Answers without relevent diagram or figure wherever.
    necessary will not carry any marks.
    3) Direct answers to the numerilal proble-ms withoui
    oetaiteo sotuiioni *iri not carry any marks.

    H:t:rffij,Xpression

    17. Give any two methods of reducing friction.


    18. What is a stationary wave? Give an example.
    Answer any FIVE of the foilowing

    19'

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    20.

    or"#

    Define linear and angular accelaration.


    write the relation between them.
    state NeMon's third raw of motion. Give any
    two iilustrations.
    Distinguish between conservative force
    and non conservative force.
    Mention the three elastic moduli.
    State and explain Bernoulli,s theorem.
    Derive *=
    for an ideal gas.

    5x3=15

    21'
    22.
    23.
    24.
    +
    25' state the law of- equipartition. of e.nergy.

    lV

    Give the expressions for the


    average energy of a monoatomic and diaiomic
    molecule.
    zo- Define the terms wave ampritude, wave period .";;;;;
    rength of a wave.
    PART-D
    Answer any TWO of the fottowing questions
    27. Show that V2 : Vo, + 2ax using V_t graph.

    28' State Newton's second raw of motion and hence derive


    29' Derive the retation between torque and angular momentuF=fT13.
    m

    of

    aparticle.

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    VI

    2x5=1 0

    Answer any TWO of the following questions.


    30. State and explain Kepler,s laws of planetary motion.
    31- Explain different stages of carnot's clcle with p-V diagram.
    32- Write the expressions for kinetic energy, potential energy and total energy
    of a particle executing SHM and explain-in'e terrni.

    co

    Answer any THREE of the foilowing questions.


    A ball is thrown with the velocity of 39.2 ms-1 at an angle of 30o with the
    horizontal. Calculate the maximum height, time ot fli[ht and - horizontal
    range of the projectile.
    34' A pump on the ground floor of a building can pump up water to fill a tank of
    volume 30 mu in 15 min. lf the tank iJ ao rir above the ground, and
    the
    efficiency of the pump is 307" how much electric power is c6nsum.O
    ny tne

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    37.

    ik

    36'

    pump?
    A solid cylind_er of mass
    kg rotates about its axis with angular speed of
    '100 rad s-t- The radius ?o
    of thdcylinder is 0.25;. wrr.t is the'i<ineticLnergy
    associated with the rotation oi tne cylinder? Wnat is the majnituOe
    ot
    angular momentum of the cylinder aUout its axis?
    A Copper block of mass 2.5 kg is heated in a furnace to a temperature
    of
    500oc and then placed on a lalge ice block. What is the maximum amount
    of ice that can melt?
    Specific heat of copper = 0.3g Jg-1 o6-t
    Latent heat of fusion of water = 335 Jg-1
    Progressive wave is represented byihe equation y 5 sin (g0
    nt _ O.5 nx),
    =
    where x , y are in metre and ,t, is in second.
    Find (a) amplitude
    (b) wave tength

    35'

    lo

    g.

    33.

    and (d) wave velocity.

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