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A heat engine operates between a cold reservoir at temperature $\;T_{2}=600 K\;$ & a hot reservoir at temperature $\;T_{1}\;.$ It takes 1000 J of energy from hot reservoir & gives 200 J . What can be the minimum temperature of the hot reservoir

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A heat engine operates between a cold reservoir at temperature $\;T_{1}=300 K\;$ & a hot reservoir at temperature $\;T_{2}=600 K\;$ . It takes 500 J heat from hot reservoir and delivers x J of heat to cold reservoir in a cycle . Then x = ?

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An engine intakes 10 g of steam per sec at $\;100^{0}C\;$ & cools it down to $\;50^{0}C\;$. ( latent heat of vapourization of steam = 540 $\;calg^{-1}$) Heat rejected by engine per minute

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An ideal gas is made to expand isothermally from $\;V_{1}\;$ to $\;V_{2}\;$ & is then compressed adiabatically to $\;V_{1}\;$ . Then the total work done is -

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A ball is dropped from a height of $10\; m$ & it rises to a height of $5\; m$ . Assuming $\;50 \%\;$ of the energy goes into increasing temperature of ball , the temperature rise is (specific heat of ball's material = $\;1000 JK^{-1}$)

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If heat is supplied to a solid , its temperature -

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Two balls of equal masses moving with $\;10 \;ms^{-1}\;$ towards each other collide after some time . Considering the collision to be inelastic & mass of each ball to be 1 kg , the thermal energy developed in the process is equal to what?

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A vehicle (mass=1000 kg) , moving at a speed of $\;36 \;kmh^{-1}\;$ is stopped in 2 s . Assuming that $\;50 \%\;$ of the mechanical energy lost appears as thermal energy , the average rate of production of thermal energy in $\;cal s^{-1}\;$ is -

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When a hot liquid sample is mixed with a cold one , the temperature of the mixture

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A calorimeter (water equivalent = 25 g ) contains of 265 g of water at $\;30^{0}C\;$ . Steam is passed at $\;100^{0}C\;$ is passed which increases the temperature to $\;40^{0}C\;$ & the mass of the calorimeter and its contents by 2g . Given that the specific heat capacity of water is $\;1\;{calg^{-1}}^{0}C\;$ , the latent heat of vapourization of water is -

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A bullet is fired into a box & penetrates it . The penetration process melts it . Assuming that $\;25 \%\;$ of its K.E . goes in heating & the initial and final temperature are $\;27^{0}C\;$ & $\;327^{0}C\;$, the initial velocity is - (specific heat capacity = $\;100 Jkg^{-1}K^{-1}\;$ Latent heat of fusion = $\;2 \times 10^{4} Jkg^{-1}$)

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A ball is dropped from a height of 1000 Km .Due to heat from air friction & melts just before reaching the ground . The latent heat of fusion of ball's material is - (specific heat of material =100 $\;{J kg^{-1}}^{0}C$ Air tempeature=$\;25^{0}C\;$ , Melting point =$\;{J kg^{-1}}^{0}C\;$)

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The mechanical equivalent of heat -

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As the temperature increases , the time period of the pendulum -

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From a rectangular box , a circular portion is removed and the figure looks like - when the object is heated , the distance PQ -

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A pendulum clock is made of iron rod $\;(\alpha_{iron}={10^{-5}}^{0}C^{-1})\;.$ At room temperature $\;(15^{0}C)\;,$ it works correctly . The error when the temperature rises to $\;24^{0}C\;$

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A pendulum clock having copper rod keeps correct at $\;20^{0} C\;.$ It gains 15 seconds per day if cooled to $\;0^{0}C\;.$ Calculate the coefficient of linear expansion of copper :

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If ideal gas is taken through a process given by the graph below, identify which of the following options is incorrect:

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If the plot of density $\rho$ versus temperature $T$ is as given below, identify which of the following statements is incorrect?

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Q Joules of Heat is given to a sample of Helium in such a manner that the pressure remains constant throughout. The work done by the gas is then?

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The equation of a state of gas is given by $PV = nRT + Pb$. If the gas is isothermally expanded from a volume $V$ to $2V$, what is the work done during the process?

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The density of the gaseous mixture of Hydrogen and Carbon-di-Oxide is $\large\frac{30\;g}{22.4\;l}$ at NTP. What is the % composition of Hydrogen and Carbon-di-oxide by volume in the mixture respectively?

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A student while performing an experiment forgot to add the reaction mixture and started heating the open round bottom flask on the flame. If he found the temperature to be $227 ^{\circ} C$ after heating, which was $27 ^{\circ} C$ earlier, what fraction of air would have been expelled out?

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A gaseous compound X contains 44.4% Carbon, 51.9% Nitrogen and 3.7% Hydrogen. Under like conditions, same volume of X as that of Hydrogen took 50 seconds to diffuse whereas Hydrogen took 9.62 seconds. What is the molecular formula of X?

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Consider a gas in a container which is made air tight. Now, there is a movable piston fitted with the container. The gas performs some mechanical work on the piston by moving it. The reason the gas performs its work is because of which of the following?

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2 Moles of Oxygen is heated from $0 ^{\circ} C$ at constant pressure till its volume increases by $20%$. The specific heat of Oxygen is given to be $0.22$ cal$ \;g^{-1} K^{-1}$. What is the amount of heat required?

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For an ideal gas, the following conversions are made:

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An ideal gas has a molar heat capacity pressure $C_p = 2.5 R$. The gas is kept in a closed volume of $0.083 m^3$ at a temperature of $300 ^{\circ}K$ and a pressure of $10^5 N/m^2$. $200J$ of heat is supplied to the gas. Calculate the final temperature and pressure of the gas.

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Two gases are sent through 2 ends of a 2m long pipe. If the gases reach at a distance of 1.5m from the end of the lighter gas, then what is the ratio of their masses (lighter: heavier), assuming pressure conditions to be the same?

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In the figure below, $N_2$ and $H_2$ are sent into the metre pipe through the two ends. At what distance $x$ will Ammonia be formed.

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If N molecules of $O_2$ at $- 73^{\circ}$ possess the same kinetic energy as another sample of $H_2$ at $27^{\circ}$ then the number of molecules of $H_2$ is ?

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What would be the most likely value for C$_T$, the molar heat capacity at constant temperature?

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An open vessel containing 3 moles of an ideal gas at $ 300 ^{\circ}$ is heated to $ 500 ^{\circ}$. What is the number of moles left after heating?

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When an open vessel is heated, which of the following holds true for the ideal gas inside the vessel?

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Two wave pulse A & B are moving in opposite directions .along a taut string with a speed of 2.00 cm/sec . The amplitude of A is twice the amplitude of B . The pulse are shown in figure given at t=0 .Which is string shape of string at t=3 sec ?

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The angular frequency 'w' of the system is

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The equivalent spring constant of the system is

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The equivalent spring constant for the system is

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A light string of mass m and length L has its ends tied to two walls that are separated by the distance D. Two objects each of mass M are suspended from the string as shown in figure. if a wave pulse is sent from point A how long does it take to reach point B?

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A rid of length l and mass is fixed at point O as shown in the figure and it is free to rotate about that point . Find the frequency (w) for small angular oscillation

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If the per of human ear is 0.4 s and the minimum distance for an echo is 50 m . Then find the speed of sound in the medium

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A light string with a mass per unit length of 8.00 g/m has its ends tied to two walls separated by distance equal to three - fourth the length of the string .An object of mass m is suspended from the center of the string , putting a tension in the string then transverse wave speed in the string as a function of hanging mass

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A point source emits sound waves with an average power out-put of 8.0 w .Then find intensity at 3.0 m & distance at which the sound level is 40 dB

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There is friction between M and ground and $\;(\mu_{s}=0.5)\;$ . There is no friction between m and ground . Find the maximum amplitude of S.H.M with which the block m vibrates so that the block M does not move ? $\;(g=10 m/s^2)$

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Two plates each of area A, thicknesses L1 and L2 and thermal conductivities K1 and K2 are joined to form a single plate of thickness (L1 + L2). If the temperatures of the free surfaces are T1 and T2,Find the equivalent thermal conductivity:

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Two plates each of area A, thicknesses L1 and L2 and thermal conductivities K1 and K2 are joined to form a single plate of thickness (L1 + L2). If the temperatures of the free surfaces are T1 and T2, Find the temperature of interface:

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Find the frequency heard by the observer if velocity of observer = 15 m/s, velocity of source = 20 m/s, frequency of sound source = 400 Hz and velocity of sound waves = 340 Hz

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Two plates each of area A, thicknesses L1 and L2 and thermal conductivities K1 and K2 are joined to form a single plate of thickness (L1 + L2). If the temperatures of the free surfaces are T1 and T2, Find the rate of flow of heat:

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A block of mass '3 Kg' is dropped from a height of $\;\large\frac{10}{3}\;$mts onto a mass '7 Kg' which is attached to spring of spring constant 3 N/m initially at rest . The 3 Kg mass sticks to the 7 Kg mass and then the spring starts to stretch . Find the maximum extension of the spring . (Consider inelastic collision (e=0))

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Eight blocks of masses m , 2m , 3m ,------,8m are placed on a table as shown in the figure .The table is smooth . The block 'm' is given a velocity $\;v_{0}\;$ which inturn hits '2m' and the process continues and finally the systems sticks to a spring of spring constant $\;K_{1}\;$ . Find the angular frequency (w) of the system . (Consider all collisions to be inelastic e=0 )

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