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Limiting fiction is always Less than = Cooficient + Equal to + Greater 8, The potential energy of a body changes —? + Directy with mass and inversely wih height ¥ Directly with both mass and height ‘+ Diversly wih mass and directly wih height © None of these 8. Total internal reflection takes place wnen—? thon roling fiction? Ad xEnier from denser medium to rare medium None of these Greater than crtical angle ¥ Less than critical angle 10. When a body goes up with 2g acceleration then ‘+ Double the acceleration of body Double the length of body ‘+ Double the mass of body ‘+ Double the velocity of body 111 The strength of a magnet depends upon © Lenath of col ¥ Both a&b “© Noo tums of coil ‘© Current through coll 12. 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The value of Rydberg's constant ist (A) 1.0974 107 mr @) 10974 «1 (© 1.0974 {oem (©) 1.0974 10" cm (©) None ofthese | IL Spectrum represents the number of component cétours present in certain | terms of: (A) Waveleith (B) Frequency | (© Energy (D) Boih(A)and (B) | © Allofthese . <12, Tick the series which les in the visible region: (A) Lynam series y (B) Balmer series (©) Paschen series (D) Bracket series (©) Phund series 4B, Tick she series which lies in the infracred region: (A) Pfund series (B) Brackett cries (©) Paschea series (0) Allofthese © Noneofthese 14, The spectral series found jn the infrared region isfare: (A) Paschea series (B) Bracket series (© © Pfund series (D) _Botl(A) and (B) ©) Allofthese 15, Lyman series in the spectrum of hydrogen exists in the: (A) Infia-red region B) Visible region (©) | Ultavioit region (©) Both (A) and (B) (©) None ofthese “16 ‘The spectrum emitted from hydrogen filled discharge tube iss (A) Line spectrum (B) Discrete spectrum (©) Andspectum (0) Absorption spectrum > Both (A) and ®) 1% The general formula which includes all the series of hydrogen spectrum i gives oy: 1 et EGF) EGF) 1 yer eee © 3) ©). 5-™(e-#) (©) Noneofthese 18 Inthe general formnla for spectra series, if we pit p =2, we get the formal for (A) __ Lyman series (B) Balmer series (©) Paschen series (0) Plundseries *(©) Bracket series 19, The formula of Bracket series can be obtained by putting in the genera fom the value of n equal to: ul (A) One 8) Two 3 ome (0) Four ‘ 20, Amelectron of the hydrogen atom in the second orbit is called its: Ad Download to read ad-free Ad ——— xDownload to read ad-free Ad Vx, 1 DOBARS UN[QUE «A -2-dato PNY Aeronautical Engineer ig GD (P) Course Galle” © Contains protons at charge (D) Gonisins ker ag dame ©) Noncot these 17. 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The value of Rydberg’s constant is: (A) 1.097410" (1.0974 x 10 at (©) 1.0974 x Jo" en" (D) 1.0974 x 10" emt (E) —Noneof these IL Spectrum represents the number of companent cblowrs present in certain i terms oft ie (A) Wavelefigth (B) Frequency 3 (©) Energy (©) Both (A) and (B) (©) Alf these i; 12, Tick the series which lies in the visible region: (A) Lytnan series e(B) Balmer series (©) Paschen series (0) Brackew sevies (©) Phundseries 13, Tick te series which les inthe infrared region: (A) Pf series (B) Bracket series j (©) Paschen series (0) Allofthese © Noneofthese 14, The spectral series found inthe infrared region ivare: (A) Paschen series (8) Bracket series (©) © Pfund series (D) —_ Boths(A) and (B) © Allofthae 15 Lyman seriesin the spectrum of yeogen exists in the: (A) ited region @) Visible region (©) © Uitaviolet region (0) Bath (A) and(B) ©) None of these +16 Thespectrum emitted from hydrogen fled discharge tbe (A). Line spectrum (B) Discrete spectrum (©) Andspecium (D) Absorption spectrum (©)- Both (A) and (B) 1% The general formula which includes all the series of iydrogen spectrum is given oy “ ©. fre(p- 4) © (©) Noneofthese 18 Inthe general formula for specra sere ve get the formal fo? (A) __ Lyman series (B) Balmer series (©) Paschen series (0) Phund series *(@) Bracket series 19, The formula of Bracket series can be obuined by puting in the general form the value ofn qual to: (A) Ore 8) Two (C) 5. Times a Four ©. ‘Five 28 —_Anelectron ofthe hydrogen atom inthe second orbit i called its Ad Dot Ad ——— xDownload to read ad-free are que [257] SS WE ee eronaaiclEngineeringGD (P) course Gulé (A) Groand sate (B) Excited sate (©) toned sae 0) Anyof these (©) Noneof these Answers 3. 7. i 15. 19. ‘Neutron was suggested 1 bein the nucleus) (A) Rutherford in 1920 ®) (© _ Diraein 1928, (D) Anderson in 1932 ©) None ofthese Neutron was discovered by: (A) Rutherford in 1920 (B): Chadwick in 1932 (©). 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