IIT JAM Physics 2022 - Question Paper

IIT-JAM 2022: Question Paper Physics by fiziks

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IIT-JAM 2022
Section A: Q.1-Q.10 Carry ONE mark each.
Q1. The equation z 2  z 2  4 in the complex plane (where z is the complex conjugate of z )
represents
(a) Ellipse (b) Hyperbola (c) Circle of radius 2 (d) Circle of radius 4
Ans. 1: (b) COMPLEX ANALYSIS
c
Q2. A rocket  S '  moves at a speed m / s along the positive x -axis, where c is the speed of
2
light. When it crosses the origin, the clocks attached to the rocket and the one with a stationary
observer  S  located at x  0 are both set to zero. If S observes an event at  x, t  the same
event occurs in the S ' frame at
2  ct  2  x 
(a) x '   x   and t '  t  
3 2 3  2c 
2  ct  2  x  TIME DILATION
(b) x '   x   and t '  t  
3 2 3  2c 
2  ct  2  x 
(c) x '   x   and t '  t  
3 2 3  2c 
2  ct  2  x 
(d) x '   x   and t '  t  
3 2 3  2c 
Ans. 2: (a)
Q3. Consider a classical ideal gas of N molecules equilibrium at temperature T . Each molecule
has two energy levels,   and  . The mean energy of the gas is
      
(a) 0 (b) N  tanh   (c)  N  tanh   (d)
 k BT   k BT  2
Ans. 3: (c)
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Q4. At a temperature T , let  and k denote the volume expansively and isothermal

compressibility of a gas, respectively. Then is equal to REAL AND IDEAL GASES
k
 P   P   T   T 
(a)   (b)   (c)   (d)  
 T V  V T  P V  V  P
Ans. 4: (a)
Q5. The resultant of the binary subtraction 1110101  0011110 is

BINARY
(a) 1001111 (b) 1010111 (c) 1010011 (d) 1010001 OPERATIONS
Ans. 5: (b)
Q6. Consider a particle trapped in a three-dimensional potential well such that
U  x, y, z   0 for 0  x  a, 0  y  a, 0  z  a and U  x, y, z    everywhere else. The

degeneracy of the 5th excited state is
(a) 1 (b) 3 (c) 6 (d) 9
Ans. 6: (c)
Q7. A particle of mass m and angular momentum L moves in space where its potential energy is
U  r   kr 2  k  0  and r is the radial coordinate.

POTENTIAL ENERGY
If the particle moves in a circular orbit, then the radius of the orbit is
1 1 1 1
 L 2 4  L  2 4  2L  2 4  4L  2 4
(a)   (b)   (c)   (d)  
 mk   2mk   mk   mk 
Ans. 7: (b)
Q8. Consider a two-dimensional force field

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  
F  x, y   5 x 2  ay 2  bxy xˆ  4 x 2  4 xy  y 2 yˆ 
If the force field is conservative, then the values of a and b are
(a) a  2 and b  4 (b) a  2 and b  8
(c) a  4 and b  2 (d) a  8 and b  2
Ans. 8: (b)
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Q9. Consider an electrostatic field E in a region of space. Identify the INCORRECT statement.
(a) The work done in moving a charge in a closed path inside the region is zero

(b) The curl of E is zero ELECTROSTATICS
(c) The field can be expressed as the gradient of a scalar potential
(d) The potential difference between any two points in the region is always zero
Ans. 9: (d)
Q10. Which one of the following figures correctly depicts the intensity distribution for
Fraunhofer diffraction due to a single slit? Here, x denotes the distance from centre of the
central fringe and I denotes the intensity.
(a)
I
(b) I
(c) I
DIFFRACTION
x
I
(d)
x
Ans. 10: (c)


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Section A: Q.11-Q.30 Carry TWO marks each.
Q11. The function f  x   esin x is expanded as a Taylor series in x , around x  0 , in the form
f  x    n 0 an x n . The value of a0  a1  a2 is

TAYLOR SERIES
3 5
(a) 0 (b) (c) (d) 5
2 2
Ans. 11: (c)
Q12. Consider a unit circle C in the xy plane, centered at the origin. The value of the integral
  sin x  y  dx   sin y  x  dy  over the circle C , traversed anticlockwise, is
(a) 0 (b) 2 (c) 3 (d) 4
Ans. 12: (b)
Q13. The current through a series RL circuit, subjected to a constant emf  . Obeys
di
L  iR   . Let L  1 mH , R  1 k  and   1V . The initial condition is i  0   0 at t  1  s ,
dt
the current in mA is
(a) 1  2e 2 (b) 1  2e 1 (c) 1  e 1 (d) 2  2e 1
Ans. 13: (c)
Q14. An ideal gas in equilibrium at temperature T expands isothermally to twice its initial
volume. If S , U and F denote the changes in its entropy, internal energy and Helmholtz
free energy respectively, then
(a) S  0, U  0, F  0 (b) S  0, U  0, F  0
(c) S  0, U  0, F  0 (d) S  0, U  0, F  0
Ans. 14: (b)
Q15. In a dilute gas, the number of molecules with free path length  x is given by
N  x   N 0 e  x /  , where N 0 is the total number of molecules and  is the mean free path. The
fraction of molecules with free path lengths between  and 2 is
1 e e2 e 1
(a) (b) (c) (d)
e e 1 e 1 e2
Ans. 15: (d)


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Q16. Consider a quantum particle trapped in a one-dimensional potential well in the region
  L / 2  x  L / 2 , with infinitely high barriers at x   L / 2 and x  L / 2 . The stationary wave
2 x 
function for the ground state is   x   cos   . The uncertainties in momentum and
L  L 
position satisfy
 2  L
(a) p  and x  0 (b) p  and 0  x 
L L 2 3
 L L
(c) p  and x  (d) p  0 and x 
L 2 3 2
Ans. 16: Marks to all
Q17. Consider a particle of mass m moving in a plane with a constant radial speed r and a
constant angular speed  . The acceleration of the particle in  r ,   coordinates is
(a) 2r 2 rˆ  r

ˆ (b)  r 2 rˆ  2r
ˆ  ˆ
rrˆ  r
(c)   ˆ
r rˆ  r
(d) 
Ans. 17: (b)
Q18. A planet of mass m moves in an elliptical orbit. Its maximum and minimum distances
from the Sun are R and r , respectively. Let G denote the universal gravitational constant, and
M the mass of the Sun. Assuming M  m , the angular momentum of the planet with respect to
the center of the Sun is
2GMRr GMRr GMRr 2GMRr

(a) m (b) m (c) m (d) 2m
R  r 2R  r R  r R  r
Ans. 18: (a)
Q19. Consider a conical region of height h hand base radius R with its vertex at the origin, Let
the outward normal to its base be along the positive z -axis, as shown in the figure. A uniform

magnetic field, B  B0 zˆ exists everywhere. Then the magnetic flux through the base b  and
that through the curved surface of the cone c  are


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
B h
O y
1 1
(a) b  B0 R 2 ; c  0 (b) b   B0 R 2 ; c  B0 R 2
2 2
(c) b  0; c   B0 R 2 (d) b  B0 R 2 ; c   B0 R 2
Ans. 19: (d)
Q20. Consider a thin annular sheet, lying on the xy -plane, with R1 and R2 as its inner and outer
radii, respectively. If the sheet carries a uniform surface-charge density  and spins about the

origin O with a constant angular velocity   0 ẑ then, the total current flow on the sheet is
y
R2
0
O
R1 x
(a)

20 R23  R13  (b) 0  R23  R13 
3
0  R23  R13  20  R2  R1 

3
(c) (d)
3 3
Ans. 20: (a)


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Q21. A radioactive nucleus has a decay constant  and its radioactive daughter nucleus has a
decay constant 10 . At time t  0, N 0 . No is the number of parent nuclei and there are no
daughter nuclei present. N1  t  and N 2  t  are the number of parent and daughter nuclei present
at time t , respectively. The ratio N 2  t  / N1  t  is
1 1
(a) 1  e 9 t  (b) 1  e 10t  (c) 1  e 10 t  (d) 1  e 9t 
9 10
Ans. 21: (a)

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Q22. A uniform magnetic field B  B0 zˆ , where B0  0 exists as shown in the figure. A charged
particle of mass m and charge q  q  0  is released at the origin, in the yz -plane, with a

velocity v directed at an angle   45 with respect to the positive z -axis. Ignoring gravity,
which one of the following is TRUE.

B  B0 zˆ

v

O
y
 qvB0
(a) The initial acceleration a  xˆ
2m
 qvB0
(b) The initial acceleration a  yˆ
2m
(c) The particle moves in a circular path
(d) The particle continues in a straight. line with constant in a straight line with constant speed
Ans. 22: (a)


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Q23. For an ideal intrinsic semiconductor, the Fermi energy at 0 K
(a) Lies at the top of the valence band
(b) Lies at the bottom of the conduction band
(c) Lies at the center of the band gap
(d) Lies midway between center of the band gap and bottom the of conduction band
Ans. 23: (c)
Q24. A circular loop of wire with radius R is centered at the origin of the xy -plane. The

magnetic field at a point within the loop is, B   ,  , z , t   k  3t 3 zˆ , where k is a positive constant
of appropriate dimensions. Neglecting the effects of any current induced in the loop, the
magnitude of the induced emf in the loop at t it is
6 kt 2 R 5 5 kt 2 R 5 3 kt 2 R 5  kt 2 R 5
(a) (b) (c) (d)
5 6 2 2
Ans. 24: (a)
Q25. For the given circuit, R  125 , RL  470 ,Vz  9V , and I zmax  65 mA . The minimum
and maximum value of the input voltage ( Vi min and Vi max ) for which the Zener diode will be in
the ' ON ' state are
R
125
RL
Vi VZ  9V VL
470
I Zmax  65mA
(a) Vi min  9.0V and Vi max  11.4V (b) Vi min  9.0V and Vi max  19.5V
(c) Vi min  11.4V and Vi max  15.5V (d) Vi min  11.4V and Vi max  19.5V
Ans. 25: (d)


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Q26. A square laminar sheet with side a and mass M , has mass per unit area given by
 x
  x    0 1   , (see figure). Moment of inertia of the sheet about y -axis is
 a
a

2
a
O
x
a

2
Ma 2 Ma 2 Ma 2 Ma 2
(a) (b) (c) (d)
2 4 6 12
Ans. 26:(c)
(d)
Q27. A particle is subjected to two simple harmonic motions along the x and y axes, described
by x  t   a sin  2t    and y  t   2a sin t  . The resultant motion is given by
x2 y2
(a) 2  2  1 (b) x 2  y 2  1
a 4a
 x2   y2 
(c) y 2  x 2 1  2  (d) x 2  y 2  1  2 
 4a   4a 
Ans. 27: (d)
Q28. For a certain thermodynamic system, the internal energy U  PV and P is proportional to
T 2 . The entropy of the system is s proportional to
U V
(a) UV (b) (c) (d) UV
V U
Ans. 28: (d)


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Q29. The dispersion relation for certain type of wave is given by   k 2  a 2 , where k is the
wave vector and a is a constant. Which one of the following sketches represents vg , the group
velocity?
(a) (b) vg
vg
k/a vg k/a
(c) (d)
vg
k/a k/a
Ans. 29: (b)
Q30. Consider a binary number with m digits, where m is an even number. This binary number
has alternating 1' s and 0 ' s , with digit 1 in the highest place value. The decimal equivalent of
this binary number is
2 m
1 2 m1
1
(a) 2  1 m
(b)
3
(c)
3
(d)
3

2 m
2 1 
Ans. 30: (d)
Section B: Q.31 -0.4 Q.40 Carry TWO marks arks each.
0 a
Q31. Consider the 2  2 matrix M    . where a, b  0 . Then,
a b
(a) M is a real symmetric matrix
(b) One of the eigenvalues of M is greater than b
(c) One of the eigenvalues of M is negative
(d) Product of eigenvalues M is b
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Q32. In the Compton scattering of electrons, by photons incident with wave length  ,

(a) is independent of 


(b) increases with decreasing 

(c) there is no change in photon’s wave length for all angle of deflection of the photon

(d) increases with increasing angle of deflection of the photon

Ans. 32: (b), (d)
Q33. The figure shows a section of the phase boundary separating the vapour 1 and liquid  2 
states of water in the P  T plane. Here, C is the critical point. 1 , v1 and s1 are the chemical
potential, specific volume and specific entropy of the vapour phase respectively, while 2 , v2
and s2 respectively denote the same for the liquid phase. Then
C
liquid
B
vapour
A
A
(a) 1  2 along AB (b) v1  v2 along AB
(c) s1  s2 along AB (d) v1  v2 at the point C
Ans. 33: (a), (d)
Q34. A particle is executing simple harmonic motion with time period T . Let x, v and a denote
the displacement, velocity and acceleration of the particle, respectively, at time t . Then,
aT
(a) does not change with time
x
(b)  aT  2 v  does not change with time
(c) x and v are related by an equation of a straight line
(d) v and a are related by an equation of an ellipse
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Q35. A linearly polarized light beam travels from origin to point A 1, 0, 0  . At the point A , the
light is reflected by a mirror towards point B 1,  1, 0  . A second mirror located at point B then
reflects the light towards point C 1,  1,1 . Let nˆ  x, y, z  represent the direction of polarization
of light at  x, y, z  .
(a) If nˆ  0, 0, 0   yˆ , then nˆ 1,  1,1  xˆ (b) If nˆ  0, 0, 0   zˆ , then nˆ 1,  1,1  yˆ
(c) If nˆ  0, 0, 0   yˆ , then nˆ 1,  1,1  yˆ (d) If nˆ  0, 0, 0   zˆ , then nˆ 1,  1,1  xˆ
Ans. 35: (a), (b)
Q36. Let  r ,   denote the polar coordinates of a particle moving in a plane. If r̂ and ˆ
represent the corresponding unit vectors, then
drˆ ˆ drˆ dˆ dˆ

(a)  (b)  ˆ (c)  rˆ (d)  rˆ
d dr d dr
Ans. 36: (a), (c)
Q37. The electric field associated with an electromagnetic radiation is given by

E  a 1  cos 1t  cos 2t . Which of the following frequencies are present in the field?
(a) 1 (b) 1  2 (c) 1  2 (d) 2
Ans. 37: (b), (c), (d)
Q38. A string of length L is stretched between two points x  0 and x  L . The endpoints are
rigidly clamped. Which of the following can represent the displacement of the string from the
equilibrium position?
x  x 
2
x  x 
(a) x cos   (b) x sin   (c) x   1 (d) x   1
 L   L  L  L 
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Q39. The Boolean expression Y  PQR  QR  PQR  PQR simplifies to
(a) PR  Q (b) PR  Q (c) P  R (d) Q  R
Ans. 39: (d)
Q40. For an n -type silicon, an extrinsic semiconductor, the natural logarithm of normalized
conductivity   is plotted as a function of inverse temperature. Temperature interval- I
corresponds to the intrinsic regime, interval- II corresponds to saturation regime and interval- III
corresponds to the freeze-out regime, respectively. Then
ln  
II
I III
1
T
(a) The magnitude of the slope of the curve in the temperature interval- I is proportional to
the band gap, Eg
(b) The magnitude of the slope of the curve in the temperature interval- III is proportional to
the ionization n energy of the donor, Ed
(c) In the temperature interval- II , the carrier density in the conduction band is equal to the
density of donors
(d) In the temperature interval- III , all the donor levels are ionized
Ans. 40: (a), (b), (c)
Section C: Q.41 - Q.50 Carry ONE mark each.
  x 
 y 2 dxdy over the area of a disk of radius 2 in the xy plane is ____
2
Q41. The integral
.
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Q42. For the given operational amplifier circuit R1  120 , R2  1.5 k  and Vs  0.6V , then the
output current I 0 is ___________ mA .
R2
R1

V0

VS
Ans. 42: 5 to 5
Q43. For an ideal gas, AB and CD are two isothermals at temperatures T1 and T2 T1  T2  ,
respectively. AD and BC represent two adiabatic paths as shown in figure.
vC
Let VA ,VB ,VC and VD be the volumes of the gas at A, B, C and D respectively. If  2 , then
vB
vD
 _____________ .
vA
P
A T1
B
D T2 C
V
Ans. 43: 2 to 2
Q44. A satellite is revolving around the Earth in a closed orbit. The height of the satellite above
Earth's surface at perigee and apogee are 2500 km and 4500 km , respectively. Consider the
radius of the Earth to be 6500 km . The eccentricity of the satellite's orbit is _____ (Round off to
1 decimal place).
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Q45. Three masses m1  1, m2  2 and m3  3 are located on the x -axis such that their center of
mass is at x  1 . Another mass m4  4 is placed at x0 , and the new center of mass is at x  3 .
The value of x0 is ______ .
Ans. 45: 6 to 6
Q46. A normal human eye can distinguish two objects separated by 0.35 m when viewed from a
distance of 1.0 km . The angular resolution of eye is ___________ seconds (Round off to the
nearest integer).
Ans. 46: 71 to 73
Q47. A rod with a proper length of 3m moves along x -axis, making an angle of 30 with
c
respect to the x -axis. If its speed is m / s , where c is the speed of light, the change in length
2
due to Lorentz contraction is_______ m (Round off to 2 decimal places).
 Use c  3 108 m / s 
Ans. 47: 0.29 to 0.31
Q48. Consider the Bohr model of hydrogen atom. The speed of an electron in the second orbit
 n  2  is _________ 106 m / s (Round off to 2 decimal places).
[Use h  6.63 1034 Js, e  1.6 1019 C ,0  8.85 1012 C 2 m 2 / N ]
Ans. 48: 1.08 to 1.12
Q49. Consider unit circle C in the xy plane with center at the origin. The line integral of the

vector field, F  x, y, z   2 yxˆ  3zyˆ  xzˆ , taken anticlockwise over C is _______  .
Ans. 49: 2 to 2
Q50. Consider a p  n junction at T  300 K . The saturation current density at reverse. bias is
20  A / cm 2 . For this device, a current density of magnitude 10  A / cm 2 is realized with a
forward bias voltage VF . The same magnitude of current density can also be realized with a
reverse bias voltage, VR . The value of VF / VR is____________ (Round off to 2 decimal
places).
Ans. 50: 0.57 to 0.61


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Q51. Consider the second order ordinary differential equation, y '' 4 y ' 5 y  0 . If y  0   0 and
y '  0   1 , then the value of y  / 2  is __________ (Round off to 3 decimal places).
Ans. 51: 0.041 to 0.045
Q52. A box contains a mixture of two different ideal monoatomic, 1 and 2 , in equilibrium at
temperature T . Both gases are present in equal proportions. The atomic mass for gas 1is m ,
while the same for gas 2 is 2m . If the rms speed of a gas molecule selected at random is
k BT
vrms  x then x is _____________ (Round off to 2 decimal places).
m
Ans. 52: 1.49 to 1.51
Q53. A hot body with constant heat capacity 800 J / K at temperature 925 K is dropped gently
into a vessel containing 1 kg of water at temperature 300 K and the combined system is allowed
to reach equilibrium. The change in the total entropy S is J / K (Round off to 1 decimal
place).
[Take the specific heat capacity of water to be 4200 J / kg K . Neglect any loss of heat to the
vessel and air and change in the volume of water.]
Ans. 53: 537.5 to 537.7
Q54. Consider an electron with mass m and energy E moving along the x -axis towards a finite
step potential of height U 0 as shown in the figure. In region 1 x  0  , the momentum of the
2
 p  p2 
electron is p1  2mE . The reflection coefficient at the barrier is given by R   1  ,
 1
p  p2 
U 02
where p2 is the momentum in region 2 . If, in the limit E U 0 , R  , then the integer n is
nE 2
_______.


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U  x
U0 2
1
Ans. 54: 16 to 16
 8et
Q55. A current density for a fluid flow is given by, J  x, y, z , t   xˆ .
1  x2  y2  z 2 
At time t  0 , the mass density   x, y, z , 0   1 .
Using the equation of continuity,  1,1,1,1 is found to be _______ (Round off to 2 decimal
places).
Ans. 55: 2.70 to 2.74
Q56. The work done in moving a 5  C charge in an electric field

    
 
E  8r sin  rˆ  4r cos ˆ V / m , from a point A  r ,    10,  to a point B  r ,    10,  , is
 6  2
________ mJ .
Ans. 56: 1 to 1
Q57. A pipe of 1m length is closed at one end. The air column in the pipe resonates at frequency
of 400 Hz . The number of nodes in the sound wave formed in the pipe is _______.
[Speed of sound  320 m / s ]
Ans. 57: 5
Q58. The critical angle of a crystal is 30 . Its Brewster angle is ________ degree (Round off to
the nearest integer).
Ans. 58: 63 to 63


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Q59. In an LCR series circuit, a non-inductive resistor of 150  , a coil of 0.2 H inductance and
negligible resistance, and a 30  F capacitor are connected across an ac power source of
220V ,50 Hz . The power loss across the resistor is _______ W (Round off to 2 decimal places).
Ans. 59: 297 to 299
Q60. A charge q is uniformly distributed over the volume of a dielectric sphere of radius a . If
the dielectric constant r  2 , then the ratio of the electrostatic energy stored inside the sphere to
that stored outside is ________ (Round off to 1 decimal place).
Ans. 60: 0.1 to 0.1
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Section A: Q.1-Q.10 Carry ONE mark each.

Ans. 1: (b) COMPLEX ANALYSIS

event occurs in the S ' frame at

IIT-JAM 2022: Question Paper Physics by fiziks

Q5. The resultant of the binary subtraction 1110101  0011110 is

Q6. Consider a particle trapped in a three-dimensional potential well such that

U  x, y, z   0 for 0  x  a, 0  y  a, 0  z  a and U  x, y, z    everywhere else. The

(a) 1 (b) 3 (c) 6 (d) 9

U  r   kr 2  k  0  and r is the radial coordinate.

Q8. Consider a two-dimensional force field

(a) a  2 and b  4 (b) a  2 and b  8

(c) a  4 and b  2 (d) a  8 and b  2

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IIT-JAM 2022: Question Paper Physics by fiziks

Section A: Q.11-Q.30 Carry TWO marks each.

Ans. 11: (c)

(a) 0 (b) 2 (c) 3 (d) 4

Ans. 12: (b)

(a) 1  2e 2 (b) 1  2e 1 (c) 1  e 1 (d) 2  2e 1

Ans. 13: (c)

Ans. 14: (b)

Ans. 15: (d)

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Ans. 16: Marks to all

(a) 2r 2 rˆ  r

Ans. 17: (b)

2GMRr GMRr GMRr 2GMRr

Ans. 18: (a)

that through the curved surface of the cone c  are

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(c) b  0; c   B0 R 2 (d) b  B0 R 2 ; c   B0 R 2

Ans. 19: (d)

0  R23  R13  20  R2  R1 

Ans. 20: (a)

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Ans. 21: (a)

(c) The particle moves in a circular path

Ans. 22: (a)

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Q23. For an ideal intrinsic semiconductor, the Fermi energy at 0 K

(a) Lies at the top of the valence band

(b) Lies at the bottom of the conduction band

(c) Lies at the center of the band gap

Ans. 23: (c)

Ans. 24: (a)

Ans. 25: (d)

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by x  t   a sin  2t    and y  t   2a sin t  . The resultant motion is given by

Ans. 27: (d)

Ans. 28: (d)

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Ans. 29: (b)

Section B: Q.31 -0.4 Q.40 Carry TWO marks arks each.

(a) M is a real symmetric matrix

(b) One of the eigenvalues of M is greater than b

(c) One of the eigenvalues of M is negative

(d) Product of eigenvalues M is b

Ans. 31: (a), (b), (c)