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Consider the motion of a rocket in a gravitational field and derive an expression for its final velocity when the fuel burns at a constant rate till it is fully consumed.

CSE 1999Paper I20 markscse-1999-subject-01-002

Describe the set-up of Michelson-Morley experiment. Why was a fringe shift expected in it? How are its negative results understood?

CSE 1999Paper I20 markscse-1999-subject-01-001

Write a short note on Applications of Bernoulli's equation.

CSE 1999Paper I20 markscse-1999-p1-q8-ii

Write a short note on Geostationary satellites.

CSE 1999Paper I20 markscse-1999-p1-q8-i

A \mu meson travels towards the earth's surface from high up in atmosphere with a speed of 0.99\text{ C}. It decays after travelling a distance of 6\text{ km}. In what time does the \mu meson decay as measured by observers in reference frames (i) bound to the earth and (ii) bound to the meson itself.

CSE 1998Paper I20 markscse-1998-subject-01-001

Write a short note on Gyroscope.

CSE 1998Paper I20 markscse-1998-subject-01-007

A block A of mass 6\text{ kg} is placed on a plane inclined to the horizontal at an angle 30^\circ. It is joined to another block B of mass 18\text{ kg} by means of a massless string going round a pulley. B hangs vertically. The pulley can be approximated as a uniform circular disc of mass 2\text{kg} and radius 10\text{cm}. The string from A to the pulley is parallel to the plane. The kinetic friction coefficient is \frac{1}{3\sqrt{3}}. Calculate the acceleration of B and the tensions in the two segments of the string.

CSE 1998Paper I20 markscse-1998-subject-01-006

Prove that the path of particle moving in a central force field is a plane curve and that the angular momentum of the particle remains constant in time.

CSE 1998Paper I20 markscse-1998-subject-01-005

How is an electron volt conned to other units of energy like the Joule or the org ? Determine the speed of an election of energy 1.3\text{ Mev} assuming its rest energy to be 0.5\text{ Mev}.

CSE 1998Paper I20 markscse-1998-subject-01-009

Consider a spiral spring of length L and mass M suspended vertically from a rigid support. A mass m is attached to the lower end of the spring. The mass m is now pulled down through a small distance and is then released. If M and m are comparable describe the motion. What elastic constant of the material of the spiral spring provides the restoring force?

CSE 1998Paper I20 markscse-1998-subject-01-004

Show that the angular momentum of a particle located at position \vec{r} relative to the origin of co-ordinates is given by \vec{l} = \vec{r} \times \vec{p} where \vec{p} is the linear momentum of the particle. Using this result prove that the angular momentum of a system of particles can be expressed as the sum of their angular momentum around the centre of mass and the angular momentum around the origin of a single particle of mass equal to the total mass of the system located at the centre of mass.

CSE 1998Paper I20 markscse-1998-subject-01-003

A steel ball 1.00\text{mm} in diameter at constant speed of 0.176\text{ cm s}^{-1} in a large vessel filled with oil. Calculate the dynamic viscosity of oil. Given density of steel = 7700\text{ kg m}^{-3} and that of oil = 900\text{ kg m}^{-3}. Deduce the mathematical relation needed for the calculation.

CSE 1998Paper I20 markscse-1998-subject-01-008

A smooth sphere A of mass m and speed u impinges obliquely on a sphere B of mass (M>m) at rest. The velocity of A before collision makes an angle \theta with the line of centres at the time of impact. Show that A is deflected through a right angle if \tan^2\theta=e\frac{M-m}{M+m} where e is the coefficient of restitution.

CSE 1998Paper I20 markscse-1998-subject-01-002

Write a short note on Coriolis force and its effects.

CSE 1997Paper I20 markscse-1997-subject-01-006

Write a short note on Motion of rocket.

CSE 1997Paper I20 markscse-1997-subject-01-002

Obtain the relativistic transformation relation for density in inertial frames. Why is the equivalent energy corresponding to 1 amu of mass?

CSE 1997Paper I20 markscse-1997-subject-01-009

Distinguish between streamline and turbulent motion. Define Reynolds number. When a sphere of radius 1.2\text{ mm} moves in glycerine, the laminar flow observed if the velocity of sphere does not exceed 0.23\text{ ms}^{-1}. At that minimum velocity of sphere of radius 5.5\text{ cm} will the flow in water become turbulent? The viscosities of glycerine and water are 11.9\text{ P} and 0.011\text{ P} respectively. The density of glycerine is 1.2 \times 10^{-3}\text{ Kg/m}^3.

CSE 1997Paper I20 markscse-1997-subject-01-008

Explain processional motion of a top. A solid sphere of radius 2\text{ cm} and mass 50\text{ gm} has a thin nail of length 5\text{ mm} fixed perpendicular to its surface. When this sphere spins like a top with a speed of 20 rev./second what will be its processional speed?

CSE 1997Paper I20 markscse-1997-subject-01-007

Moving in a closed elliptical orbit, Halley's comet goes round the Sun once every 75 years. At its point of closest approach its distance from the Sun is 8.9 \times 10^7\text{ km}. If mass of the Sun is 2 \times 10^{30}\text{ kg}, what will be the greatest distance of the comet from the Sun ?

CSE 1997Paper I20 markscse-1997-subject-01-005

A particle is moving under a central force field. Obtain the equations of motion and prove that in such a field the areal velocity of the particle remains constant.

CSE 1997Paper I20 markscse-1997-subject-01-004

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