09 October 2024

 1. Ultrasonic waves are:

a) Longitudinal

b) Progressive

c) Transverse

d) Stationary

2. The sharpness of the resonance curve is influenced by:

a) Mechanical energy loss

b) Frictional energy loss

c) Potential energy loss

d) Kinetic energy loss

3. The phon is a unit used to measure the:

a) Intensity of sound

b) Loudness of sound

c) Phase of sound

d) None of the above

4. In simple harmonic motion (SHM), the velocity at the equilibrium position is:

a) Minimum

b) Constant

c) Zero

d) Maximum

5. The decibel scale is useful for measuring voltages across:

a) A wide frequency ratio

b) A wide voltage ratio

c) A narrow frequency range

d) A narrow voltage range

6. When the X and Y plates of a CRO are connected to unequal voltages of equal frequency with a 90-degree phase shift, the resulting Lissajous figure will be:

a) A circle

b) A straight line

c) An ellipse

d) A figure-of-eight

7. If the length of a sonometer wire is halved, the resonance frequency will:

a) Triple

b) Be halved

c) Quadruple

d) Double

8. In Meldeā€™s experiment (transverse mode), the ratio of the frequency of the tuning fork to the frequency of the waves in the string is:

a) 1:1

b) 2:1

c) 1:2

d) 4:1

9. Which of the following is not considered an acoustical defect in a room?

a) Reverberation

b) Echo formation

c) Absorption

d) Sound focusing

10. Echo formation occurs when the reflecting surface is located at a distance greater than:

a) 7 meters

b) 10 meters

c) 13 meters

d) 17 meters

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Problems in Electromagnetism

 PROBLEM NO. 1 (UG NEET 2024)