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NO. 1
T E S T I N F O R M A T IO N
DATE : 17.04.2018 PART TEST (PT)–1
Syllabus : Geometrical Optics, Electrostatics, Gravitation
DPP Syllabus : Geometrical Optics, Electrostatics, Gravitation

DPP No. # 1
Total Marks : 153 Max. Time : 126 min.
Single choice Objective (-1 negative marking) Q. 1 to 12 (3 marks 2½ min.) [36, 30]
Multiple choice objective (-1 negative marking) Q.13 to 21 (4 marks, 3 min.) [36, 27]
Single Digit Subjective Questions (no negative marking) Q.22 to Q.30 (4 marks, 3 min.) [36, 27]
Comprehension (-1 negative marking) Q.31 to Q.36 (3 marks 2½ min.) [18, 15]
Questions based on column matching (-1 negative marking) Q.37 to Q.45 (3 marks, 3 min.) [27, 27]
1. A particle is moving with a real velocity Vm/s along the straight line
shown. An observer at the end of the same line is viewing the
particle. Which of the following graphs most appropriately represent
the velocity of the particle as seen by the observer? All the medium
boundaries are in the state of rest.
(A) (B) (C) (D)
2. The adjacent figure shows cross section of a hollow glass tube of internal radius r, external radius R and
index of refraction n. For two rays DE and ABC (in which DE lies on ODE and DE is parallel to BC), the
separation r1 will be
C B
r1 A
E D O
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glass
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3. A thin converging lens L1 forms a real image of an object located far away from the lens as shown in the
figure. The image is located a distance 4 and has height 'h'. A diverging lens of focal length  is placed 2
from lens L1. Another converging lens of focal length 2 is placed 3 from lens L1. The height of final image
thus formed is (Both diverging and converging lenses are placed at right side of L1 -
h
(A) h (B) (C) 4h (D) 2h
2
4. The lens shown is equiconvex having refractive Index. 1.5. In the situation shown the final image of object
coincides with the object. The region between lens and mirror is now filled with a liquid of refractive Index 2.
Then find the separation between O & image formed by convex mirror.
f = 20 cm
O
30 cm 20 cm
(A) 33 cm (B) 66 cm (C) 16 cm (D) 32 cm
5. Consider a uniformly charged solid non conducting sphere of radius R and charge Q. Consider three
spherical regions centered at the centre of the uniformly charged solid non conducting sphere, given below:
Region (1) R1 r 0 
Region (2) R2 r R1
Region (3)  r R2
R
If electrostatic potential energy stored in each of the three regions is equal then 2 is :
R1
(A) 2 (B) 3 (C) 1 (D) 4
6. Three charges q, q and –2q are fixed on the vertices of an non conducting equilateral triangular plate of
edge length 'a'. This plate is in equilibrium between two very large plates having surface charge density 1
& 2 respectively. The period of small angular oscillation about an axis passing through its centroid and
perpendicular to plane is : (Moment of inertia of the system about this axis is )
0 I 0 I
(A) 2 (B) 2
qa 1 – 2 2qa 1 – 2
20 I 0 I
(C) 2 (D) 2
3qa 1 – 2 qa 1 – 2
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7. At distance ' r ' from a point charge, the ratio (where ' U ' is energy density and ' V ' is potential) is best
V2
represented by :
(A) (B) (C) (D)
8. A uniformly charged non conducting sphere (in volume) of radius R and total charge Q is fixed on a non-
conducting platform. A very small bob having negative charge –q and mass m is hung from a fixed point
through a non-conducing and inextensible string of length 2R as shown in the figure. The whole system is
placed in a gravity free space. The bob is displaced by a very small angle from the vertical, then find time
required to reach from point A to O. (Angular displacement of the bob is so small that it can be assumed,
the distance between the bob and the sphere is always nearly equal to R)
2R 
O A
40R3m  40R3m 80R3m  80R3m

(A) 2 (B) (C) 2 (D)
3Qq 2 3Qq 3Qq 2 3Qq
9. The radius of a spherical planet having uniformly distributed mass is R. A satellite revolves around it in a
circle of radius 'r' with angular speed  . The acceleration due to gravity on planet’s surface will be
r3 r 2 3 r 3 2 r 2 2
(A) (B) (C) (D)
R R R2 R
10. Orbital velocity of a satellite in its orbit (around earth) of radius 'r' is 'v'. It collides with another body in its
orbit and comes to rest just after the collision. Taking the radius of earth as R, the speed with which it will
fall on the surface of earth will be :
r r v r
(A) v (  1) (B) v 2(  1) (C) (D) v 2(  1)
R R r R
2(  1)
R
11. A meteorite approaching a planet of mass M (in the straight line passing through the centre of the planet)
collides with an automatic space station orbiting the planet in a circular trajectory of radius R. The mass of
the station is ten times as large as the mass of the meteorite. As a result of the collision, the meteorite
sticks with the station which goes over to a new orbit with the minimum distance R/2 from the planet.
Speed of the meteorite just before it collides with the space station is : .
58GM 38GM 28GM 18GM
(A) (B) (C) (D)
R R R R
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12. AB is a uniform rod of mass M and a point mass m is placed at origin as shown in figure. The direction of
force on point mass m due to rod makes an angle  with positive x-axis, where  is
(A) + 45° (B) – 30° (C) + 30° (D) + 15°

(Positive angle means angle measured anti-clockwise from x-direction)
13. Consider a refracting media of refractive index   2 kept in air and surrounded by two non parallel
surfaces, such that one surface is fixed and another surface is being moved with constant angular velocity
 = 2 rad/sec about point A in clockwise direction as shown in figure. Assume that refractive media
bounded by nonparallel surfaces always remains isotropic and refractive index always remains constant. A
light ray falls on fixed surface at angle of incidence 45°. Choose the correct option(s)
A

fixed 
45°
(A) Magnitude of the rate of change of angle of emergence from moving surface with respect to time when
= 60° is 2 2 rad/sec
(B) Magnitude of the rate of change of angle of emergence from moving surface with respect to time when
= 60° is 2 3 rad/sec
(C) Magnitude of the rate of change of angle of deviation with respect to time when = 60° is 2 3  2 rad/sec
(D) the rate of change of angle of deviation with respect to time when = 60° is negative.
14. Consider a hemisphere of radius R with centre of curvature at origin O, as y

2R
shown. Refractive index of material of the hemisphere varies as  = .
2R  x
Where x is x-coordinate of material point. A ray travelling in air in xy-plane is
grazingly incident at O, as shown. Choose the correct option(s) O
(A) Trajectory followed by ray as it travels inside the hemisphere is circular x
(B) y-coordinate of the point of hemisphere where the ray comes out of the
hemisphere lies between 0.5R and 0.75R
(C) Deviation suffered by the ray just before it comes out of the hemispherical
surface lies between 0° and 30°
(D) Deviation suffered by the ray just before it comes out of the hemispherical surface lies between 30° and 45°
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15. For a prism of refracting angle /2 and refractive index  (sin   ), if  is the angle of minimum
2
deviation and  is the deviation of the ray at grazing incidence, then which of the following options is/are
correct:-
(A) sin  = sin2 (B) cos  =  cos  (C) sin  =  sin  (D) sin  = cos2
16. Two infinite, parallel, non–conducting thin sheets carry equal positive charge density . One is placed in the
yz plane and the other at x = a. Take potential V = 0 at x = 0. Choose the correct statements

(A) For 0  x  a, potential V = 0. (B) For x  a, potential V =  (x  a)
0
 
(C) For x  a, potential V = (x  a) (D) For x 0 potential V = x
0 0
17. AP
A charge 'q' is placed on the diagonal AP of a cube at a distance from the
3
point A. Choose the correct options.
q
(A) the sum of electric flux passing through the surfaces ABCD and PQRS is
30
q
(B) the sum of electric flux passing through the surfaces ABCD and PQRS is
80
(C) the flux through both the surfaces ABCD and PQRS are same
(D) the flux through the surfaces ABCD is larger than the flux through surface PQRS.
18. Two concentric metallic shell’s of radius R and 2R, out of which the inner shell is having charge Q and
outer shell is uncharged. If they are connected with a conducting wire. Then,
(A) Q amount of charge will flow from inner to outer shell.
(B) Q/e number of electrons will flow from inner to outer shell, where e is charge of electron.
KQ2
(C) amount of heat is produced in the wire
8R
KQ2
(D) amount of heat is produced in the wire.
4R
19. An earth satellite is revolving in a circular orbit of radius a with a velocity v 0. Mass of earth is M. A gun in the
v0
satellite is directly aimed toward earth. A bullet is fired from the gun with muzzle velocity . Assume that
2
mass of the satellite is very-very large with respect to the mass of the bullet.
Choose the correct option(s) :
4a
(A) Maximum distance of bullet from the centre of earth is
3
v
(B) Minimum speed of bullet (relative to earth) is 0
2
3v 0
(C) Minimum speed of bullet (relative to earth) is
4
3/2
2  4a 
(D) Time period of motion of bullet around earth is T =  
GM  3 
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20. A solid spherical planet of mass 2m and radius 'R' has a very thin tunnel
along its diameter. A small cosmic particle of mass m is at a distance 2R
from the centre of the planet as shown. Both are initially at rest, and due
to gravitational attraction, both start moving toward each other. After some
time, the cosmic particle passes through the centre of the planet.
(Assume the planet and the cosmic particle are isolated from other
planets)
4R
(A) Displacement of the cosmic particle till that instant is
3
(B) Acceleration of the cosmic particle at that instant is zero
8Gm
(C) velocity of the cosmic particle at that instant is
3R
2Gm2
(D) Total work done by the gravitational force on both the particle is 
R
21. In the figure shown there is a hollow hemisphere of radius 'R'. It has
a uniform mass distribution having total mass 'm'. The gravitational
potential at points A, D and B are VA, VD and VB respectively.
Distance of D and B from centre C are R/2 and 2R respectively. The
points C, D and B are lying on radial line of the hollow hemisphere.
Gm Gm Gm
(A) VA = – , (B) VD = – (C) VB = – (D) VA = VD < VB
R R 2R
22. Two converging lenses have focal length f 1 and f2 (f1 >f2). The optical
axis of the two lenses coincide. This lens system is used to form an
image of real object. It is observed that final magnification of the
image does not depend on the distance x. Whole arrangement is
shown in figure. Given that f1= 10cm, f2 = 30cm. Find the magnitude
of final magnification.
23. An isosceles triangular glass prism stands with its base in water as shown. A ray is incident parallel to base
of prism. After refraction through inclined face it just suffers total internal reflection on water glass interface.

If value of tan is then find . (Take glass = 3/2, water = 4/3)
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
24. A light ray parallel to the principal axis is incident (as shown in the
figure) on a planoconvex lens with radius of curvature of its curved
part equal to 10 cm. Assuming that the refractive index of the
material of the lens is 4/3 and medium on both sides of the lens is
air, the distance of the point from the curved surface of lens where
26y
this ray meets the principal axis is cm then find value of y.
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25. A satellite with mass 2000 kg and angular momentum magnitude 2 × 10 12 kg.m2/s is moving in an elliptical
orbit around a planet. The rate at which area is being swept out by the satellite around the planet, is equal
to  × 108m2/s. Find 
26. A binary star has a time period 3 years (time period of earth is one year) while distance between these two
stars is 9 times distance between the earth and the sun. Mass of one star is equal to mass of the sun and
mass of other star is 20n times mass of the sun then calculate n.
3W
27. A man does work W on a ball to throw it vertically upto a height h on earth, if man does work on same
k
1
ball to throw it vertically upto height 2h on another planet having its radius of radius of earth and planet
4
has same density as that of earth. Find 'k' ?
28. Two uniformly charged identical non-conducting rings of radius R are fixed coaxially at separation of 2R. A
uniformly charged non-conducting sphere of radius R is placed between rings such that its centre lies at the
mid point of line joining the centres of two rings. Charge on ring 1 is Q. Electric field and potential is zero at
KQ  1 2 2
centre of the sphere. If the potential at the centre of ring 2  1    then, x + y will be :
R  x y 
29. In given arrangement side of each small square is d. Two point

charges q and q' are placed as shown in the figure. If the total
electric field at A is as shown in the figure below and potential at
 nq
point A is given by then find n.
80 d A
q'
E d
q d
30. Equipotential surfaces differing in potential by 1volt are drawn around a positive point charge. The distance
of the nearest surface differing in potential by 1V from the surface at 5V is 10cm. The distance of the other
surface differing by 1V from the 5V surface is 5x cm, calculate x.
Comprehension–1
The curve of angle of incidence versus angle of deviation shown has been plotted for prism.
31. The value of refractive index of the prism used is

(A) 3 (B) 2 (C) 3/ 2 (D) 2 / 3
32. The value of angle i1 in degrees is

(A) 40° (B) 60° (C) 70° (D) 90°
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Comprehension–2
Consider a hypothetical solar system, which has two identical massive suns each of mass M and radius r,
seperated by a seperation of 2 3 R (centre to centre). (R >>>r). These suns are always at rest. There is
only one planet in this solar system having mass m. This planet is revolving in circular orbit of radius R
such that centre of the orbit lies at the mid point of the line joining the centres of the sun and plane of the
orbit is perpendicular to the line joining the centres of the sun. Whole situation is shown in the figure.
Answer the following qustion regarding to this solar system.

33. Average force on the planet in half revolution is :
GMm GMm GMm GMm
(A) 2
(B) 2
(C) (D)
4 R 4R 2R 2 8R 2
34. Duration of one year for this planet is :
4R3 / 2 2R3 / 2 R 3 / 2 3R3 / 2
(A) (B) (C) (D)
GM GM GM GM
Comprehension–3
An ideal dipole of length  and having charges A and B is E
released from the position shown in figure. Given that m A = m,
A +q
mB = 2m , qA = + q, qB = –q and E = uniform.


B –q

35. For   , which of the following options is/are correct :
2
(A) Dipole will oscillate but not simple harmonically

(B) Distance travelled by particle A upto the instant when its speed is maximum is
4
3qE
(C) Initial angular acceleration of dipole is
2m
3qE
(D) maximum angular speed of dipole during the motion is
m
36. For  = 0, (very small), Which of the following options is/are correct :
(A) Maximum angular speed during the motion is independent of 0.
(B) Angular frequency of oscillations is independent of 0.
2qE
(C) Maximum speed of particle –A during the motion is 0
3m
qE
(D) Maximum speed of particle –B during the motion is 0
6m
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Column matching type Questions :
Table –1
Three columns and four rows are given. In column–1 a charged body and two points A and B are shown. In
column–2, intensity of electric field at A or B is written and in column–3 potential difference between A and
B i.e. VA – VB is written. Answer Q.37. Q38 and Q.39 by appropriately matching the information given
in the three columns of the following table.
Column–1 Column–2 Column–3
KQ 5KQ
P. EB  1. VA  VB 
A. 4R2 6R
R/2
2R
B
Conducting sphere, charge Q, radius R
KQ 7KQ
B. Q. EA  2
2. VA  VB 
2R 8R
R/2
2R
B
Uniformly charged solid non conducting
sphere, charge Q, radius R.
C. 4KQ KQ
R. EA  2
3. VA  VB 
15R 2R
R/2
2R
B
Charged solid non conducting sphere,
radius R, charge density varies with
 r
radial distance as  = 0 (within the
R
sphere), total charge Q.
D. KQ 19KQ
S. EA  2
4. VA  VB 
4R 24R
R/2 
A
2 2R
B
Charged solid nonconducting sphere,
radius R. Total charge Q, charge density
R
from  r  0 is half of charge density
2
R
from R > r >
2
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37. Which of the following is correctly matched :
(A) (C) (S) (4) (B) (C) (P) (3) (C) (A) (Q) (3) (D) (B) (P) (3)

(A) (D) (R) (1) (B) (D) (Q) (2) (C) (A) (P) (4) (D) (B) (Q) (1)

(A) (B) (Q) (2) (B) (B) (P) (1) (C) (D) (P) (2) (D) (C) (P) (3)
Table –2
An object O is kept on the principal axis of a concave mirror, at a distance 200 cm from pole of the mirror.
220
By some mechanism radius of curvature of mirror is changing with time as R = cm , here t is in
t
second. Column–1 shows the time instant, Column–2 represents velocity of image at that time and
Column–3 represents acceleration of image at that time. Answer Q.40. Q41 and Q.42 by appropriately
matching the information given in the three columns of the following table.
200
R cm
t
O P
200cm
Time Velocity of image Acceleration of image

(A) 1 sec. 400 64
(P) cm / s. (1)  cm / s2
49 5
(B) 2 sec. (Q) 16 cm/s 1600
(2)  cm / s2
343
(C) 3 sec. 400 1600
(R) cm / s. (3)  cm / s2
9 27
(D) 4 sec. (S) 400 cm/s (4) –1600 cm/s2
40. Which of the following is correctly matched ?

(A) (A)(S)(4) (B) (A)(Q)(4) (C) (A)(S) (1) (D) (A) (Q)(1)

(A) (B) (R)(3) (B) (B)(S)(3) (C) (B)(R)(2) (D) (B) (P)(1)

(A) (C) (Q)(2) (B) (C)(P)(2) (C) (D)(P)(2) (D) (D)(Q)(1)
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Table –3
A planet of mass m is revolving around sun (Mass M) in elliptical orbit of semi major axis a and semi minor
3a
axis . Three points A, B and C are shown on the trajectory of planet. Column–1 shows the position of
5
planet, column–2 shows radius of curvature of the path of planet and column–3 shows kinetic energy of
planet. Answer Q.43. Q44 and Q.45 by appropriately matching the information given in the three
columns of the following table.
B
a 3a
C S 5
F A
Column–1 Column–2 Column–3

(A) A 5a GMm
(P)  1. K.E. =
3 2a
(B) B 9a 9GMm
(Q)  2. K.E. =
25 2a
(C) C 9a GMm
(R)  3. K.E. =
5 18a

(A) (A)(Q)(3) (B) (A)(P)(3) (C) (B)(R)(3) (D) (C)(R)(2)

(A) (A)(P)(2) (B) (B)(P)(1) (C) (B)(Q)(2) (D) (C)(P)(3)

(A) (A)(R)(3) (B) (B)(Q)(2) (C) (C)(Q)(2) (D) (C)(P)(1)
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DPP Syllabus : Geometrical Optics, Electrostatics, Gravitation

(A) (B) (C) (D)

(A) r1 = (n–1)R (B) r1 = n2R (C) r1 = nr (D) r1 = n2r

(A) 33 cm (B) 66 cm (C) 16 cm (D) 32 cm

(A) (B) (C) (D)

40R3m  40R3m 80R3m  80R3m

(A) + 45° (B) – 30° (C) + 30° (D) + 15°

14. Consider a hemisphere of radius R with centre of curvature at origin O, as y

29. In given arrangement side of each small square is d. Two point

31. The value of refractive index of the prism used is

32. The value of angle i1 in degrees is

Answer the following qustion regarding to this solar system.

38. Which of the following is correctly matched :

39. Which of the following is correctly matched :

Time Velocity of image Acceleration of image

40. Which of the following is correctly matched ?

41. Which of the following is correctly matched ?

42. Which of the following is correctly matched ?

Column–1 Column–2 Column–3

43. Which of the following is correctly matched :

44. Which of the following is correctly matched :

45. Which of the following is correctly matched :

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