Q27- (a)A car moves with uniform velocity of 72km/hr for 10 min and then

comes to rest in next 10 seconds. Draw velocity-time graph to show the motion
of the body. Calculate the distance covered during the journey.
(b) What do you understand by relative velocity?
(c) On a velocity-time graph represent the motion of a body with zero
acceleration.
OR
(a) A man goes to office at a speed of 40km/hr. and returns back at the speed of
30km/hr. Calculate the average speed and average velocity for the whole
journey.
(b) What do you understand by instantaneous acceleration?
(c) On a position-time graph represent the motion of a body with zero velocity.
(5)
Q 28-(a) The resultant R of three vectors A=2 ȋ + 5 ĵ +5k̑ , B=2 ȋ + 5 ĵ +k̑ and
C=2 ȋ + ĵ -5k̑ is related as R=A+B-C. Obtain resultant vector R analytically.
(b) A bullet fired at an angle of 15º with the horizontal hits the ground 600 m
away. Calculate its initial velocity. What is the maximum horizontal range that
could be achieved with the same initial speed?
OR
(a) Obtain the magnitude and the direction of the given vector B (5 ȋ + 4 ĵ)
along + x-axis.
(b) A ball is projected with the velocity 10m/ sec such that it makes 60 º with
the horizontal. Calculate the time it takes to reach the same level. How high will
it go during the motion? (5)
Q 29-(a) The banking angle of a road is θ and the coefficient of static friction
between the road and the tyres of a car is μs, then derive the expression for the
maximum possible speed of a car moving in a circular path of radius ‘R’ on this
banked road.
(b)An object of mass 3 kg is being accelerated upwards by the tension in a
string. The magnitude of the acceleration is 2 m/sec2. Calculate the magnitude
of the tension in the string.
OR
(a) Derive the expression for the maximum possible speed with which a car can
describe a circle of radius ‘R’ on a levelled road, given the coefficient of
friction between the road and tyres is μs.
(b)A force of 5N changes the velocity of a body of mass M from 10m/sec to
20m/sec in 5sec.How much force is required to bring about the same change in
2 seconds? (5)
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WEEKLY TEST - II (2013–14)
CLASS: XI
Subject: Physics Date: 21.10.13
Time allowed: 50mins. Maximum Marks: 25
General instructions:
(1) All questions are compulsory.
(2) Marks are indicated against each question.
(3) Please check this question paper contains 2 printed pages only.
(4) Please check that this question paper contains 11 questions.

Q1- What do you understand by partial equilibrium? (1)

Q2- What do you understand by moment of inertia? State the factors on which it
depends. (2)
Q3- Show that kinetic energy is not conserved in completely inelastic collision
in one dimension. (2)
Q4-Mention the SI unit and dimensional formula of the following: (a) Torque
(b) Angular acceleration. (2)
Q5- Given, A = i + 2j +k and B=2i -j +2k
Compute the scalar and vector product of A and B. (2)
Q6-A body of mass 500gm has momentum of 500kgm/sec. Calculate its kinetic
energy. (2)
Q7- State if the given statement is true or false, with proper reason. (2)
a) Work done by a moving body over a closed loop is zero for all forces in
nature.
b) Power is product of force and velocity, thus its direction is along the plane of
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Q8-What do you understand by variable force? State and prove work energy
theorem for variable force. (3)
Q9- Spring force is an example of a variable force which is conservative .Justify
the above statement. (3)
Q10- Define the term angular momentum State its SI unit. How do the dancers
performing on the toe of one foot display mastery on this principle. (3)
Q11- A ring and a disc of identical radii are allowed to roll down an inclined
plane without slipping. If they start from rest, which one will have more
velocity at the bottom? (3)
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 DPS- MIS, DOHA-QATAR
WEEKLY TEST-III (2012-13)
CLASS: XI
Subject: Physics Date: 04.11.12
Time allowed: 50 Mins. Maximum Marks: 25
General Instructions:
(1) All questions are compulsory.
(2) Marks are indicated against each question.
(3) Please check this question paper contains 2 printed pages only.
(4) Please check that this question paper contains 10 questions.

Use the following physical constant if required: Shear modulus for

steel= 85 x 109 Pa Bulk modulus for steel = 160 x109 Pa Density of
glycerine = 1.2 x103 kg/m 3 Acceleration due to gravity =10m/sec2
Q1. Write down the dimensions of viscosity coefficient. 1
Q2. Define modulus of rigidity and mention its SI unit. 1
Q3.What do you understand by the following:
a) Absolute pressure
b) Reynolds’s Number 2
Q4.Give reason for the following:
a) Total energy of an orbiting satellite is negative.
b) Springs are preferably made of steel rather than copper. 2
Q5. State and deduce Kepler’s law of area. 2
Q6. State Pascal’s law. How it can be used in Hydraulic lift. 2
Q7. What are the factors that affect the value of acceleration due to gravity?
Derive the necessary relation for variation of g with depth. 3
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Q8.Establish Bernoulli’s equation for liquid flow, stating separately the
assumption made. What does the equation essentially represent? 3
Q9.Explain Stress – Strain curve of a material when subjected under extended
load. Hence explain the terms elastic limit, yield point, tensile strength? 3
Q10. Numerical-
a) The mean distance of sun from a planet is 4 times the distance of the sun
from
the earth. Calculate the number of years that the planet will take around the
sun to complete one revolution.
b)Determine the volume contraction of a solid steel cube, 1mm on an edge
when subjected to a hydraulic pressure of 7x108 Pa.
c) Glycerine flows through a conical section of a pipe, with the cross sectional
area at its two ends as 1 m2 and 4 m2. The pressure drop across the ends of a
pipe is 10 N/m2. Calculate the velocity of at narrow end. 6
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WEEKLY TEST - II (2010–11)
CLASS: XI
Subject : Physics Date: 19 – 06 – 11 Time allowed: 50 Mins. Maximum
Marks: 25 General instructions:
(1) All questions are compulsory.
(2) Marks are indicated against each question.
(3) Please check this question paper contains 2 printed pages only.
(4) Please check that this question paper contains 11questions.

Q.1- Define momentum. 1

Q.2- A satellite is moving around the earth in a circular path with uniform
speed. What is the direction of acceleration of the satellite? 1
Q.3- An object of mass 2 kg is sliding with a constant velocity of 4 m/s on a
frictionless horizontal table. What is the force required to keep the object
moving with the same velocity? 1
Q.4- Two ientical bullets are fired one by a light rifle and another by a heavy
rifle with the same force. Which rifle will hurt the shoulder more and why? 2
Q.5- A seasoned cricketer draws in his hands backward while taking a catch.
Explain why? 2
Q.6- In the Bohr atom model of hydrogen atom, the speed of electron is
approximately 2.2 × 106 m/s. Find the acceleration of the electron if it revolves
in a circular orbit of radius 0.53 × 10-10 m. 2
Q.7- A football is kicked at an angle of 30 O to the horizontal with a velocity of
20 m/s. Calculate the maximum height reached by the football. 2
Q.8- (a) What do you mean by inertia? (b) Rupesh and Rahul were chased by an
elephant. Rahul ran in a zigzag manner, but Rupesh ran in a straight line. Who
is in advantage and why? 3 Page 2 of 2
Q.9- (a) State Newton’s second law of motion. (b) A system of two objects,
having masses 100 kg and 200 kg are suspended over a pulley using an
inextensible cable. What will be the acceleration of the masses when the masses
are released? Neglect friction and mass of the string. 3
Q.10- (a) What is impulse? (b) Explain how rocket propulsion illustrates
Newton’s third law of motion. 3
Q.11- (a) What do you mean by a projectile? (b) Derive an expression for the
time of flight and range of a projectile which is projected at an angle ‘θ’ to the
horizontal. 5
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