The document is an assessment for a Physics II exam that includes multiple choice, short answer, and detailed answer questions. It covers topics such as refraction, electrostatics, optics, capacitance, and defects of the human eye. The exam has three sections: Section A contains 10 multiple choice questions; Section B requires answering 6 of 9 short answer questions; Section C requires answering 2 of 3 detailed answer questions.
The document is an assessment for a Physics II exam that includes multiple choice, short answer, and detailed answer questions. It covers topics such as refraction, electrostatics, optics, capacitance, and defects of the human eye. The exam has three sections: Section A contains 10 multiple choice questions; Section B requires answering 6 of 9 short answer questions; Section C requires answering 2 of 3 detailed answer questions.
The document is an assessment for a Physics II exam that includes multiple choice, short answer, and detailed answer questions. It covers topics such as refraction, electrostatics, optics, capacitance, and defects of the human eye. The exam has three sections: Section A contains 10 multiple choice questions; Section B requires answering 6 of 9 short answer questions; Section C requires answering 2 of 3 detailed answer questions.
The document is an assessment for a Physics II exam that includes multiple choice, short answer, and detailed answer questions. It covers topics such as refraction, electrostatics, optics, capacitance, and defects of the human eye. The exam has three sections: Section A contains 10 multiple choice questions; Section B requires answering 6 of 9 short answer questions; Section C requires answering 2 of 3 detailed answer questions.
1. Choose the correct answer for each from the given options:
i) The bending effect of light as it passes from one transparent medium to another is called: * Refraction * Diffraction * Reflection * Deflection ii) The magnitude of the force between two-unit positive charges when the distance between them is 1m would be: * 0N *1N *3N *Coulomb’s Constant iii) The area of the parallel plate capacitor is doubled then the capacitance will be: * Half * Doubled * Remain unchanged * Decreased iv) Optical fiber cables work on the principal of: * Critical Angle * Total internal Reflection * Camera * Reflection v) Telescopes are used to collect and focus the light toward the: * Retina * Observer * Eyepiece * Screen vi) This current flow from a positive terminal to the negative terminal of the battery: * Direct Current * Non-Conventional current * Conventional current * None of these vii) The frequency of the Human eye is: * 16Hz * 18Hz * 19Hz * Infinity viii) If the electrostatic force between two electrons is F Newton, then the electrostatic force between two protons at the same distance is: 2 * 0N * 1N * 3𝐹 *F
ix) In an electric circuit when electrons move from low to high potential they will: * Gain energy *Lose their density *Lose energy *Gain potential x) What is the near point of human eye? * 15 cm * 25 cm * 35 cm * 50 cm SECTION ‘B’ (SHORT–ANSWER QUESTIONS) (24 Marks)
NOTE: Attempt any Six (06) questions from this section. All questions carry equal marks.
2. Define the following:
* Volts * Electric field intensity
* Snell`s law * Power of a Lens 3. Explain any 2 of the following: a. Magnifying Glass b. The camera c. The projector 4. The potential difference between two points is 100V. If an unknown charge is moved between the points, the amount of work done is 500J. Find the amount of charge. 5. What is the electric force of repulsion between two electrons at a distance of 1m? 6. A concave lens of Focal length 20cm forms an image 15cm from the lens. Determine the power of the lens. Also, how far is the object positioned from the lens? 7. Explain the working and construction of electroscope. 8. A boy is standing 2.500 m in front of a camera. The camera uses a convex lens whose focal length is 0.050m. Find the image distance (the distance between the lens and the film) and determine whether the image is real or virtual. Also, find the power of the lens. 9. Find the equivalent capacitance when a 4µF, 3µF, 2µF Capacitors are connected in series.
NOTE: Attempt any Two (02) questions from this section. All questions carry equal marks.
10. Define Capacitors and Capacitance, factors affecting capacitance, and explain and derive expression of parallel combination of capacitor with a labeled diagram. Also, write some uses of it.
11. Explain, what are the defects caused in Human eye. How can these defects be fixed? Also draw diagrams. 12. Answer the following: a. Make a ray diagram of a convex lens and mention the size, position and nature of an image when object is placed at: i. At Infinity ii. At 2F1 iii. Behind 2F1 iv. At F1 b. State and derive Coulomb’s law.
