The energy required to separate the nucleus in an atom completely is known as
Amass defect of the atom
Belectron binding energy
Cexcitation energy
Dnuclear binding energy
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Question 672
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The circuit above illustrates a standard resistor R, voltage source E and a lamp L connected in series. If the temperature of R is increased, the brightness of the lamp will
Aincrease sharply
Bdecrease slightly
Cremains the same
Dincrease gradually
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Question 673
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A transformer has 400 turns of wire in the primary coil and 40 turns in the secondary col. If the input voltage is 150 volts. Calculate the magnitude of the output voltage
A150V
B55V
C36V
D15V
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Question 674
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A wire of length 100 cm has a resistance of 10\(\Omega\). If its cross-sectional area is 0.005cm2, determine its resistivity
A0.0005\(\Omega\)cm
B0.0015\(\Omega\)cm
C0.0016\(\Omega\)cm
D0.0700\(\Omega\)cm
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Question 675
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In the circuit diagram above, E is a battery of negligible internal resistance. If its emf is 9.0V. Calculate the current in the circuit ``
A1.8A
B1.0A
C0.8A
D0.3A
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Question 676
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Two identical charges situated 20cm apart in vacuum repel each other with a force of 1.0N.Calculate the value of each other with a force of 1.0N. Calculate the value of each charge. [(14 \(\pi \varepsilon_o)^{-1}\) = 9 x 109Nm2C-2]
A21\(\mu C\)
B3.6\(\mu C\)
C4.0\(\mu C\)
D4.4\(\mu C\)
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Question 677
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A 15 \(\mu F\) capacitor is connected to a 240V, 50Hz ac. source. Calculate the reactance of the capacitance [\(\pi = 3.142\)]
A16\(\Omega\)
B68\(\Omega\)
C106\(\Omega\)
D212\(\Omega\)
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Question 678
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An electric motor converts
Aelectrical energy to mechanical energy
Bmechanical energy to electrical energy
Cmechanical energy to chemical energy
Delectrical energy to thermal energy
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Question 679
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Which of the following conditions occur at resonance in a series RLC circuit? i. Impedance equals resistance ii. Current is maximum iii. Reactance is maximum iv. Current and voltage are 90° out of phase
Ai and ii only
Bi and iii only
Ci, ii and iii only
Di, ii, iii and iv
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Question 680
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The energy stored in a simple cell is
Aelectrical
Bnuclear
Cthermal
Dchemical
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Question 681
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In an ac circuit when the supply voltage frequency is equal to the resonant frequency, the current
Aleads the supply voltge by 90o
Blags behind the supply voltage by 90o
Cleads the supply voltage by 45o
Dis in phase with the supply voltage
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Question 682
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The region around a magnet in which magnetic force can be expressed is known as
Adeclination
Bflux density
Cfield
Dflux
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Question 683
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An ammeter can be adapted to measure potential difference by using a
Ashunt
Bmultiplier
Crheostat
Dresistance box
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Question 684
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An object is placed in front of two plane mirrors inclined at 60o to each other. Determine the number of the images formed
A2
B3
C5
D7
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Question 685
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an observer hears an echo 1.26 seconds after blowing a whistle near a cliff. calculate the distance of the observer from the cliff. [speed of sound in air = 330ms-1]
A104.4m
B207.9m
C415.8m
D523.8m
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Question 686
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A fish inside a pond appears to be at a depth of 1.5m when viewed vertically from above. The refractive index of the water in the pound is 1.3. Calculate the apparent displacement of the fish
A2.50m
B1.95m
C1.50m
D0.45m
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Question 687
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The diagram above illustrates an electromagnetic wave travelling with speed 3.0 x 108ms-1. Calculate the wave length of the wave
A0.05m
B0.15m
C0.16m
D0.40m
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Question 688
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The functional difference between a lens and a mirror is that a lens
Areflects a beam of light while a mirror refracts it
Brefracts a beam of light while a mirror reflects it
Cabsorbs incident rays while a mirror transmit them
Dtransmits incidents ray whle a mirror absorbs them
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Question 689
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Which of the following relations about the focal length fo of the objective and focal length fe of the eye piece of a compound is correct?
Afo = fe
Bfo < fe
Cfo > fe
Dfe = 2fo
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Question 690
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Refraction of lights differs from reflection in that, in refraction i. at least two media are involved ii. there is a change in the direction of the ray iii. the speed of the ray changes. Which of the statements above is/are correct?
