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Question 1481
neco 2000
Which of the following is/areNOT affected by a magnetic field?

I. Alpha particle
II. Cathode rays
III. Neutrons
AI only
BII only
CIII only
DI and II only
EI,II & III
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Question 1482
neco 2000

Which of the following statements about evaporation and boiling is FALSE?

AEvaporation may take place at any temperature.
BIn evaporation, vapour escapes only from the surface of a liquid
CThe temperature remains constant as long as the liquid is boiling
DThe temperature at which boiling takes place can be altered by changing the external pressure
EThe rate of evaporation does not depend on temperature.
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Question 1483
neco 2000

The image obtained on the screen of a pin-hole camera becomes less sharply defined when the

Aobject is moved farther from the pin-hole
Bscreen is moved farther from the pin-hole
Cobject is made smaller
Dillumination is made more intense
Epin-hole is made larger.
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Question 1484
neco 2000
Which of the following is/are TRUE of nuclear fission?

I. A heavy nucleus is split into two nuclei of comparable masses
II. Two light nuclei are joined together to form a heavier nucleus
III. The total mass of the products is less than that of the reactants
AI only
BII only
CIII only
DI and III only
EII and III only
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Question 1485
neco 2000

Which of the following pairs of light rays shows the widest separation in the spectrum of white light?

ARed and blue
BOrange and green
CRed and indigo
DViolet and green
EYellow and red
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Question 1486
neco 2000
The image is a plane mirror is
Ainverted, real with a magnificant of \(\frac{1}{2}\)
Binverted, virtual with a magnification of 1
Cinverted, real with a magnification of 2
Dupright, virtual with a magnificent of 1
Eupright, real with a magnification of 2
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Question 1487
neco 2000
A man standing 510m away from a wall sounds a whistle. The echo from the wall reaches him 3s later. Calculate the velocity of sound in air.
A170 ms-1
B340 ms-1
C680 ms-1
D765 ms-1
E1530 ms-1
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Question 1488
neco 2000
An astronomical telescope which is being used to view a very distant object is said to be in normal adjustment if
Athe final image is at the near-point
Bthe image formed by the objective is before the focus of the eye piece
Cthe angular magnification is the ratio of the focal length of the eye-piece lens to that of the objective
Dthe foci dl the objective and the eye-piece coincide between the lenses
Ethe distance between the objective lens and the eye-piece is equal to the difference between their focal lengths.
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Question 1489
neco 2000
Two 2.0Ω resistors can be combined circuit to give an overall resistance of
A0.5Ω only
B1.0 Ω only
Ceither 0,5Ω or 1.0 Ω
Deither 1.0Ω or 4.0 Ω
Eeither 0.5Ω, 1.0Ω or 4.0Ω
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Question 1490
neco 2000

Calculate the peak voltage of a mains supply of r.ms. value 220V.

A121 V
B156 V
C225 V
D240 V
E311 V
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Question 1491
neco 2000
If the first position of resonance in a resonance tube is 18.0cm from the open end, the distance from the open end to the next position of resonance will be
A24.0cm
B27.0cm
C36.0cm
D45.0cm
E54.0cm
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Question 1492
neco 2000

The image formed by a converging lens of focal length is of a distance of 2f from the lens. Calculate the lateral magnification produced

A0.5
B1
C1.5
D2
E3
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Question 1493
neco 2000
An electric iron rated 250 V has a coil of resistance 125Ω. What is the cost of using it for I hour at 10k per kWh?
A1.25k
B2.50k
C5.00k
D10.00k
E20.00k
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Question 1494
neco 2000

To keep a lorry moving at a constant speed v, requires power p, from the engine. The force provided by the engine is

A\(\frac{1}{2}\)v
Bpv
C\(\frac{p}{v}\)
Dpv2
E\(\frac{p}{v^2}\)
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Question 1495
neco 2000

A man at the back of a crowd watches a parade by holding a plane mirror just above his head. The parade passes 6 metres behinde his head and the mirror is 0.25m in front of the man. How far does the image in the mirror appear to be from the man?

A6.50m
B6.25m
C6.00m
D5.75m
E5.50m
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Question 1496
neco 2000
The unit of inductance is
AWeber
BTelsa
CHertz
DHenry
EFarad
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Question 1497
neco 2000
A wave travels a distance of 20 cm in 3s. The distance between successive crests of the wave is 4cm. What is the frequency of the wave?
A0.60Hz
B1.67Hz
C7.50Hz
D15.00Hz
E26.67Hz
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Question 1498
neco 2000
If a positively charged glass-rod is used to charge an electroscope X by contact and an electroscope Y by induction, then
AX and Y will be negatively charge
BX and Y will be positively charged
CX will be negatively charged and Y positively charged
DX will be positively charged and Y negatively charged
EX will be positively charged and Y will remain uncharged
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Question 1499
neco 2000

The clinical thermometer differs from other mercury-in-glass thermometers because it has

I. a constriction
II. a wide range
III. a short range
IV. a narrow bore.

Which of the above are correct?

AI and II only
BI and III only
CIII and IV only
DI,II and III only
EI, III and IV only
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Question 1500
neco 2000
In a simple pendulum experiment, a boy observed that the times for 30 oscillations are 70.0s, 72.0s and 67.0s respectively. Calculate the mean period of oscillation of the pendulum.
A0.14s
B0.43s
C2.32s
D2.40s
E6.97s
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