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    Solution:

    1. D
    2. A
    3. D
    4. C
    5. B
    6. D
    7. C
    8. C

    Dynamic viscosity
    Kinematic Viscosity=
    density

    μ
    0.28 stokes=
    ρ

    −4 Ns
    μ=0.28× 10 × 0.9 ×1000=0.0252 2
    m

    9. D
    10. D

    h1 r 1=h 2 r 2

    11. C
    12. B
    13. D
    14. C
    15. A
    16. B

    h water=h manometer
    ( ( s . g )mercury
    ( s . g )water
    −1
    )
    17. C

    apparent immersed weight=weight∈ air−weight of displaced fluid 60=80−Weight water displaced


    Weigh t water displaced =20 N=Volum e water displaced × ρ × g

    20 3
    V water displaced= =0.0203 m =Volume of metal
    1000 ×9.81

    mass 80
    Relative density of Metal= = =4
    volume × ρwater 9.81× 0.0203 ×1000
    18. C
    19. B
    20. D

    21. D
    22. D
    23. D
    24. A
    25. D
    26. C
    27. B
    28. B
    29. A
    30. D
    31. D
    32. C
    33. D
    34. B
    35. A
    36. C

    37. A
    38. B
    39. A
    40. B
    41. C
    42. C
    43. B
    44. A
    45. A
    46. A
    47. D
    48. B
    49. C
    50. C
    51. C
    52. C
    53. D
    54. C
    55. D
    56. A
    57. A
    58. C
    59. D
    60. D
    61. D
    62. A
    63. C
    64. A

    In an adiabatic process on a closedsystem, ∆ Q=0

    ∆ W =−∆U

    where U is a property of the system, that is, a point function; therefore, work W is also
    a point function. Also, on p–T diagram, if fusion curve is negative, it shows expansion of
    the liquid.

    65. B
    66. C
    67. A
    68. B
    69. C
    70. D
    71. D
    72. B
    73. D
    74. D
    75. D
    76. D
    77. B
    78. B
    79. C
    80. B
    81. A
    82. A
    83. D
    84. B
    85. C
    86. B
    87. C
    88. D
    89. A
    90. B
    91. D

    92. B
    93. B
    94. C
    95. C
    96. D
    97. A
    98. A
    99. C
    100. C
    101. B
    102. D
    103. D
    104. B
    105. C
    106. B
    107. B
    108. D
    109. D
    110. C

    Two marks:

    111. B
    hint:

    du
    τ =μ
    dy

    Force Weight of plate along the plane W sin θ


    τ= = =
    area area 0.8 × 0.8

    τ =¿ ¿

    150 11.7 du
    = ×
    0.64 10 1.5 ×10−3

    du=0.3 m/s

    112. B

    Hint:

    Assume
    2
    velocity profile ,u=a y +by + c

    a,b,c are arbitrary constansts

    Condition:

    at y=0 , u=0
    cm
    at y=20 cm ,u=120
    s

    du
    at y=20 cm , =0
    dy

    From the above condition find a,b,c values.


    2
    u=−0.3 y + 12 y

    Velocity gradient,

    du
    =−0.6 y +12
    dy

    At surface y=0,

    du −1
    =12 s .
    dy

    113. C

    Hint:

    m R universe T
    PV =
    molecular mass

    114. A

    −∆ P
    Bulk modulus=
    ∆V
    V

    115. D
    116. B
    117. B

    N √P 128 × √ 900 128 × 30


    Ns= 5
    = 5
    = =120
    4 4
    32
    H 16

    118. B
    Hint:
    N1 N2
    =
    √H1 √H 2
    N 2=100 × √
    16
    =80
    √ 25
    119. B

    120. B

    121. D

    122. C
    123. B

    124. B

    125. B
    126. A

    127. A

    128. D

    129. B
    130. B

    131. D

    132. C

    133. D
    134. D

    135. B

    136. A
    137. C

    138. A

    139. C

    140. C
    141. A

    142. A
    143. C

    144. B
    145. C

    146. A
    147. C

    148. A

    149. A

    150. C
    Potential energy will be converted into heat.

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