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But this time 20 one mark ques are also included so all the ques can't be on theory based so chance of numericals is increased. That's why 35 marks for numer....

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Gargee K 6 years ago

No 35 marks is too much for numericals ..

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Meghna Sharma 6 years ago

But what i heard is that this time 35 marks will be consumed by numericals. I concerned 3 teachers about this

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What is mean by stopping potential?

Posted by Elamurugan Malathy 6 years ago

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Yogita Ingle 6 years ago

Stopping potential: The minimum negative potential given to the anode of a photocell for which the photoelectric current becomes zero is called stopping potential.

(i) The increase of frequency of incident radiation has no effect on the photoelectric current.

(ii) The photoelectric current increases proportionally with the increase in intensity of incident radiation.

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How are the marks Divided for each chapter?

Posted by Maga Talik 6 years ago

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If there is consecutively 2 slits are held 1 after 1, then what is the effects on minima and maxima , define for nth terms

Posted by Tamanna Sharma 6 years ago

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Tamanna Sharma 6 years ago

((((In YDSE))), please somebody tell me the ans of this question

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In order to define displacement current why, maxwell take a hemispherical shape for a capacitor, because if it's a fundamental law then this have to be proven for any arbitrary shape. Please explain. ???

Posted by Tamanna Sharma 6 years ago

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How are photodiodes fabricated? (Most frequently asked question recently)

Posted by Riya Rana 6 years ago

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Mahi D 6 years ago

The light should be allowed to fall near the junction so that electron hole pairs are generated by the energy of the photons of incident light.

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Mahi D 6 years ago

Photodiode is fabricated with a transparent window to allow light to fall on the diode.

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Why shape of electric field due to a time varrying magnetic field is circular?

Posted by Tamanna Sharma 6 years ago

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Tamanna Sharma 6 years ago

Reason ,why it's circular in shape.

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Arnav Kandari 6 years ago

What do you want??

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Why entire charge given to the conductor resides on the surface? What is the fundamental reason behind that.

Posted by Tamanna Sharma 6 years ago

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Tamanna Sharma 6 years ago

But there is no condition mention in electrostatics that if field is zero then there must be nocharge is present there.

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Adi Kumar 6 years ago

As there no electic field inside conductor so no charge would be inside the conductor.

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Adi Kumar 6 years ago

When we apply an electric field on a conductor, an electric field is induced inside the conductor for a small time . As we know free electrons are present inside conductor. So the induced electric field moves the free electrons to the side of conductor increasing electron density on one side of conductor. As a result an opposite charge is developed on other side of conducter. Asa a result an electric field opposite to the direction of applied field is generated , so both cancel out each other.and electric field inside the conducter is zero .

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Can anyone give Full explanation of zener diode And photo diode

Posted by Hemanshu Sharma 6 years ago

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Riya Rana 6 years ago

Photodiode is also operated in reverse biasing because we can easily observe the changes in current with change in voltage. Photo diode conducts current when a light of suitable frequency is incident on it, which breaks various covalent bonds.

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Riya Rana 6 years ago

Zener diode is operated in reverse biased and is highly doped and is also known as a voltage regulator because it passes passes heavy current and high voltage when the incoming voltage fluctuates above the breakdown voltage.

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I wanna ask one thing, ki is app mein cbse ke saare last years papers mentioned h???

Posted by Meghna Sharma 6 years ago

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Apoorva Rao 6 years ago

Yes

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Riya Rana 6 years ago

Yess

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Meghna Sharma 6 years ago

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Meghna Sharma 6 years ago

Sure

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Jauhar Ali 6 years ago

Yeh

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Interference of light in this resultant displacement equation?????

Posted by Shivangi Mishra 6 years ago

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Prashant Mishra 6 years ago

Hello welll..... Y=[A1^2+A2^2+2.A1.A2cos(£)]^1/2 £=|(w1-w2)t+(k1-k2)x+(€1-€2)|

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Two circular coils X and Y having radii R and R/2 respectively are placed in horizontal plane with their centers coinciding with each other. Coil X has a current I flowing through it in clockwise sense . What must be the current in coil Y to make the total magnetic field at common centre of the two coils zero?

Posted by Simran Dangi 6 years ago

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Prashant Mishra 6 years ago

2I in opposite sense》anticlockwise

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Magnetic energy density of inductor

Posted by Rajdeep Prajapati 6 years ago

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Prashant Mishra 6 years ago

Bsquare by 2 mu

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Prashant Mishra 6 years ago

B^2/2ų

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Remove the lock

Posted by Prachi Dwivedi 6 years ago

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Aditya Chauhan 6 years ago

What??

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Riya Rana 6 years ago

Oky

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if i will just do last year questions how much marks will i get??

Posted by Sachi Pandey 6 years ago

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Uday Mann 6 years ago

10 year =?

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Ankita Rao 6 years ago

Tbh, the more u solve, the more it'll help u for the 3 and 5 markers... For 2 and 1 markers and also for the pattern (overall) try to solve all the sample question for 2020; it'll benefit u more... :) As for marks, u can easily score 45-55

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Prashant Mishra 6 years ago

Above than 75

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Rajdeep Prajapati 6 years ago

Less than 30

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An electric heater is connected turn by turn to A.C. current and D.C. current. Which will produce more heat?

Posted by Gurbhej Singh 6 years ago

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Tamanna Sharma 6 years ago

I think its ac because ( less heat loss in power supplier ~ more voltage~ adjustable with the help of transformer acc to need ~produce eddy current (do not reduce it )for more heating purpose in the coil of heater. May be, this will be the reason.

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Prashant Mishra 6 years ago

Else can be think

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Prashant Mishra 6 years ago

Always we measure rms value of an A.C. for comparison with D.C..... iofdc=irms ofac then same heat is produce

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Muskaan Vig 6 years ago

D.C. current will produce more heat.

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If. We want to find out the motion of a dipole in uniform electric field. What will we do?

Posted by Khushi Rawat 6 years ago

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Prashant Mishra 6 years ago

As the name dipole 》both pole at same so the net force on the system of charge is zero 》on the centre of mass 》by newton's first law 》no force ....no change in state of motion 》if you throw a dipole its velocity of centre of mass remains same 《no other forces are acting

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Rajdeep Prajapati 6 years ago

Its my WhatsApp no meassge me i will send you proof

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Is transistor in syllabus?

Posted by Anubhav Shukla 6 years ago

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Hemanshu Sharma 6 years ago

No and also logic gates not in our syllabus

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Tamanna Sharma 6 years ago

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Is anyone having blueprint of all the subjects

Posted by S S 6 years ago

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Meghna Sharma 6 years ago

Me too want

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S S 6 years ago

Can u pls give the website from u got the official blueprint

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S S 6 years ago

Official?

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Shivam Jain Jain 6 years ago

Yes

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Why are element dopant for silicon or germanium usually chosen from group xlll or group xv?

Posted by Abhishek Sah 6 years ago

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Mahi D 6 years ago

Dopant for silicon are taken from grp 13 and 15 because their atomin sizes are not very different from that of grp14 .. so this will not distort the structure of the semiconductor . If elements of other groups are used ,it would not be feasible to make it and it will not behave like a semiconductor.

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Tamanna Sharma 6 years ago

In order to make ptype and ntype semiconductor means to create donor site and acceptor site in the valance shell, reason -the basic reason to use these groups is the dopant energy level within the bandgap ,for a particular temperature these dopant 100% activate according to the relation : K/t =1/V×eta here K is boltzman constant , t is temperature in Kelvin, V is thermal voltage, eta is ideality factor. But why at high diode current eta is 1 for both Ge and Si ,that's also my query if you know about this ,then please tell me.

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Why is wave theory of electromagnetic radiation not able to explain photoelectric effect? How does photo picture resolve this problem?

Posted by Abhishek Sah 6 years ago

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Tamanna Sharma 6 years ago

1 : Wave picture of light doesn't have any concept of threshold frequency. 2. Time lag : electron require some time to collect energy needed in order to come out from the metal surface, it is against the experimental observation in which the emission of photo electrons starts instantaneously

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Define dielectric constant of a medium in terms of capacitance of a capacitor. Please define it in simple words.

Posted by Tamanna Sharma 6 years ago

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Mahi D 6 years ago

It means K=C (dielectric)/ C(free space)

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Mahi D 6 years ago

Dielectric constant of a medium is defined as the ratio of the capacitance of a capacitor with the dielectric as the medium to its capacitance with vacuum between its plates.

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Bhors model of hydrogen atom derivations

Posted by Ruchi Sahu 6 years ago

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Tamanna Sharma 6 years ago

You can see it with animation with better understanding from YouTube channel "professor dave explain "(4:50)min duration l hope this will help you.

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Write the principle of potentiometer obtain the expression for the study of the internal resistance

Posted by Muskan Sejwar 6 years ago

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Riya Rana 6 years ago

At constant current flowing through a wire of constant area of cross section the potential drop across the wire is directly proportional to the length of the given wire. Hence, V=kL........and r=R(L1 / L2 -1)

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What is fringing effect

Posted by Aditya Singh 6 years ago

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Tamanna Sharma 6 years ago

In the capacitor the gap between the parallel plates the field lines are parallel but at the corners horizontal components cancel out and vertical components add up,in order to pull the dielectric slab into it ,due to this the parallel field lines at corner ( top and bottom) becomes curved, known as fringing effect.

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Prove that the ideal capacitor in an ac circuit does not dissipate power

Posted by S S 6 years ago

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Tamanna Sharma 6 years ago

P= VIcos● ,here cos●=R/Z, for an ideal capacitor R=0 hence P = VI ×0 =0 , hence power dissipated is zero. Conceptually kabhi source capacitor ko energy transfer kar raha he or vice versa, then average power is zero

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Give me some guidelines to score more marks in physics

Posted by Jai Ram 6 years ago

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