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Physics ( F.Sc Part II ) Time allowed: 60 minutes Test Syllabus: Chapter 17
Date: September 07, 2020 Marks: 30
Attempt all of the following MCQ’s. Cutting, overwriting or marking more than one answer will result zero mark.
Question: A B C D
01. The ratio of stress to strain is: Constant Zero Negative None
02. Example of polymeric solid is: Plastic Zirconia NaCl Copper
03. Bulk modulus is involved when the deformation is: Two Three One None of
dimensional dimensional dimensional these
04. Once the stress is increased than UTS, the Fracture Elastic limit Proportional None of
material falls into the region of: stress limit these
05. The material used for the core of a transformer: Soft magnetic Hard magnetic Dia-magnetic Steel
material material material
06. Conductors have conductivities of the order: 103 ( Ωm )-1 7
10 ( Ωm ) -1
10-7 ( Ωm )-1 10-6 ( Ωm )-1
07. When the temperature of a semiconductor is Increases Decreases Remains the None of
increased, its electrical conductivity: same these
08. The Young’s Modulus of a perfect rigid body is: 100 10 0 Infinite
09. The specific resistance of the semiconductors 10-4 Ωm to 1010 Ωm to 104 Ωm to None of
ranges from: 10-6 Ωm 1020 Ωm 106 Ωm these
10. The impurity atoms are added to Ge / Si in ratio: 106 : 1 1 : 10 6
1 : 108 108 : 1
SECTION II
Answer any 5 out of the following Questions. (All questions carry equal marks). - - - - - - - - - - (10)
1. Differentiate between crystalline and amorphous solids with examples.
2. Define Paramagnetic substances and give an example.
3. Define Young’s Modulus. What is its relation and unit?
4. Write a note on superconductors.
5. Define Ferromagnetic substances.
6. What are p type semiconductors? What are the majority charge carriers in them?
7. Differentiate between conductors and insulators in terms of energy bands.
Answer the following Question. (All questions carry equal marks).- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - (10)
1. (a) Describe an experiment and derive a formula to determine the strain energy stored in a
deformed body.
(b) A 1.0 m long copper wire is subjected to stretching force and its length increases by 20 cm.
Calculate the tensile strain and the percentage elongation which the wire undergoes.
*Course Instructor: Engr. Fahad Tanveer Malik.
Name: ________________________ Roll #: ___________