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What is musical sound? Give an example.

[7] Sound
Chapter: [7] Sound
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A cannon is fired at A (see diagram). An observer at B hears two sounds. The first sound is heard after 1 second and the second 3s after the observer sees the flash. (Velocity of sound = 340 ms−1)
(i) Why does the observer see the flash before he hears the sound?
(ii) Calculate the distance x between the observer and the wall.

[7] Sound
Chapter: [7] Sound
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An observer X is on an island 5500 m from a vertical cliff on the shore. A ship Y is anchored between the island and the Cliff. A blast on the ship’s siren is heard twice by X, the interval being 5s. [Velocity of sound = 330 ms−1]


(i) Find the distance of the ship from the island.
(i) Find the distance of the cliff from the ship.

[7] Sound
Chapter: [7] Sound
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Name the particles that constitute the cathode rays. State some properties of cathode rays.

[12] Radioactivity
Chapter: [12] Radioactivity
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How do bats avoid obstacles in their way, when in flight?
[7] Sound
Chapter: [7] Sound
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A nucleus \[\ce{^194_82X}\] emits an alpha particle

  1. What will be the atomic number of the daughter nucleus Y?
  2. What will be the number of neutrons in the daughter nucleus Y?
  3. Write a nuclear reaction showing the emission of this particle.
[12] Radioactivity
Chapter: [12] Radioactivity
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Name the waves used for sound ranging. State one reason for their use.

[7] Sound
Chapter: [7] Sound
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Work done by this force at any instant is ______.

[2] Work, Energy and Power
Chapter: [2] Work, Energy and Power
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Two sound waves X and Y have the same amplitude and the same wave pattern but their frequencies are 60 Hz and 120 Hz respectively, then ______.

[7] Sound
Chapter: [7] Sound
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State whether work is done or not, by writing yes or no, in the following case:

A man pushes a wall.

[2] Work, Energy and Power
Chapter: [2] Work, Energy and Power
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State whether work is done or not, by writing yes or no, in the following case:

A boy climbs up 20 stairs.

[2] Work, Energy and Power
Chapter: [2] Work, Energy and Power
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Which colour of white light travels slowest, in glass?

[6] Spectrum
Chapter: [6] Spectrum
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Write the approximate wavelength for red light.

[6] Spectrum
Chapter: [6] Spectrum
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The wavelengths for the light of red and blue colours are nearly 7·8 × 10-7 m and 4·8 × 10-7 m respectively.

Which colour has greater speed in glass?

[6] Spectrum
Chapter: [6] Spectrum
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In the transmission of power the voltage of power generated at the generating stations is stepped up from 11kV to 132 kV before it is transmitted. Why?

[9] Household Circuits
Chapter: [9] Household Circuits
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Name the subjective property of light related to its wavelength.

[6] Spectrum
Chapter: [6] Spectrum
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Name the device used to increase the voltage at a generating station.

[9] Household Circuits
Chapter: [9] Household Circuits
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The smoke from a fire looks white. Which of the following statements is true?

1) Molecules of the smoke are bigger than the wavelength of light

2) Molecules of the smoke are smaller than the wavelength of light.

[6] Spectrum
Chapter: [6] Spectrum
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State the condition when a force produces translational motion.

[1] Force
Chapter: [1] Force
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State the condition when a force produces rotational motion in a body.

[1] Force
Chapter: [1] Force
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