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    Following are the questions that you have to prepare for the derivation test to be

    held on 22/02/2024.
    Attendance is compulsory. Incase of any unavoidable absenteeism a retest will
    be provided.

    Mechanical properties of fluids:

    1. Discuss the variation of fluid pressure with depth. Explain how Pascal’s
    law will be affected in absence of gravity. (3)
    2. Derive an expression for the terminal velocity of a small spherical body
    falling through a viscous medium. (3)
    3. Obtain the equation of continuity for the incompressible non-viscous
    fluid having a steady flow through a pipe. (3)

    Thermal properties of Matter:


    1. Derive the expression for coefficient of linear expansion, area expansion
    and volume expansion. Also write the SI unit of the same. (4)
    2. Derive the relation between coefficient of linear expansion, area expansion
    and volume expansion. (3)

    Thermodynamics:
    1. Derive the expression to show relation between Cp and Cv. (3)
    2. Derive the expression for the work done during isothermal expansion of an
    ideal gas. (3)
    3. Derive the expression for the work done during adiabatic expansion of an
    ideal gas. (3)

    Oscillations:
    1. Derive the expression for total energy of a particle executing simple
    harmonic motion. Show its graphical representation. (4)
    2. Derive the expression for time period of a simple pendulum. Also write the
    expression for its frequency. (4)

    Waves:
    1. Using necessary equations and diagram, describe the modes of vibrations
    of a stretched string fixed at both ends. (4)
    2. Using necessary equations and diagram, describe the modes of vibrations
    of an open organ pipe. (4)
    3. Using necessary equations and diagram, describe the modes of vibrations
    of an closed organ pipe. (4)

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