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Question 1351
neco 2002
What part of the camera corresponds to the iris of the eye?
Adiaphragm
Bfilm
Cfocusing ring
Dlens
Eshutter
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Question 1352
neco 2002

In which of the following are the substances arranged in descending order of their thermal conductivities?

Aaluminium, copper, iron
Baluminium, iron, copper
Ccopper, aluminium, iron
Dcopper, iron. aluminium
Eiron, copper, aluminium
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Question 1353
neco 2002
Which statement is NOT correct about Rutherford’s model of the atom?
AThe diameter of the nucleus is of the order of 10-15m
BThe mass of an atom is concentrated in the nucleus
CThe model is applicable to atoms with one electron in the outer shell
DThe nucleus of an atom is positively charged
EThe nucleus is surrounded by an electron cloud.
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Question 1354
neco 2002

A brass cube of side 10cm is heated through 30°C. If the linear expansivity of brass is 2.0 × I0\(^{-5}\) K-1 , what is the increase in its volume?

A0.06 cm3
B0.18cm3
C0.60cm3
D1.20cm3
E1.80cm3
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Question 1355
neco 2002
A body of mass 4 kg is accelerated from rest by a steady force of 9N. What is its speed when it has travelled a distance of 8m?
A6 ms-1
B18 ms-1
C32 ms-1
D36 ms-1
E48 ms-1
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Question 1356
neco 2002

What is the escape velocity of a satellite launched from the earth’s surface? (Take g as 10ms\(^{-2}\) and the radius of the earth as 6.4 × 10\(^6\)m)

A7.80 × 10kms-1
B11.2 × 10kms-1
C3.56 × 107ms-1
D6.00 × 107ms-1
E1.20 × 108ms-1
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Question 1357
neco 2002
In the normal use of a simple microscope, a person sees an
Aerect, real and magnified image
Berect, virtual and magnified image
Cinverted, virtual and magnified image
Dinverted, real and magnified image
Einverted and real image the same size as the object
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Question 1358
neco 2002
Which device does NOT make use of the magnetic effects of an electric current?
Ahot-wire ammeter
Bmoving-coil ammeter
Cmoving-coil loudspeaker
Dmoving-iron ammeter
Etelephone earpiece
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Question 1359
neco 2002
The energy stored in a capacitor of capacitance 5 μF is 40J. What is the voltage applied across its terminals?
A4V
B8V
C16V
D200V
E4000V
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Question 1360
neco 2002
Which is a fundamental unit?
Aampere
Bjoule
CNewton
Dohm
Ewatt
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Question 1361
neco 2002
An object 8cm in front of a plane mirror moves at a speed of 6cm s-1 away from the mirror. What will be the distance separating the object and the image after 2s?
A8cm
B12cm
C20cm
D28cm
E40cm
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Question 1362
neco 2002

An electric heater takes 4A when operated on a 250V supply. What is the cost of the electricity consumed at 10k per kWh when the heater is used for 5 hours?

A10k
B50k
CN1.00
DN5.00
EN10.00
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Question 1363
neco 2002

Which colour is deviated least when white light passes through a triangular prism?

Agreen
Bindigo
Cred
Dviolet
Eyellow
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Question 1364
neco 2002
The ability of the eye to focus on objects at various distances is known as
Aaccommodation
Bastigmatism
Ceye ring
Dmyopia
Epresbyopia
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Question 1365
neco 2002
In an operating X-ray tube, a high p.d is applied between the cathode and the anode for the purpose of
Aaccelerating the electrons to a very high energy
Bconcentrating electrons on the target
Cheating the anode
Dheating the cathode
Eproducing a stream of electrons
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Question 1366
waec 2002
A nuclide X is produced by bombarding a nitrogen(N) nucleus with an alpha(\alpha\) particle with the release of heavy hydrogen(D) nucleus as shown by the following nuclear equation, \(\alpha + ^{14}_{7}N \to ^p_qX + ^2_1D\). Determine the values of p and q in the equation
A12 and 6
B14 and 7
C16 and 8
D19 and 8
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Question 1367
waec 2002
Which of the following materials is used to control the rate of neutron production in a nuclear reactor?
Aboron rods
Bconcrete shield
Cgraphite rods
Duranium rods
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Question 1368
waec 2002
Which of the following is usually used to cause fission in an atomic reactor?
AAlpha particles
Bbeta particles
Celectrons
DNeutrons
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Question 1369
waec 2002
If a radioactive atom emits a beta particle, Its mass number
Aincreases by one
Bremains the same
Cdecreases by one
Dincreases by two
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Question 1370
waec 2002

In a model of the hydrogen atom, the energy levels Wn are given by the formula Wn = -\(\frac{R}{n^2}\), where n is an integer and R is a constant. Determine the energy released in the transition from n = 3 to n = 2.

A\(\frac{R}{5}\)
B-\(\frac{R}{4}\)
C\(\frac{5R}{36}\)
D\(\frac{-5R}{36}\)
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