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Three point charges are situated at the vertices of an equilateral triangle (one at each vertex); Show that the electric intensity vanishes at the centroid if and only if the charges are equal in magnitude and of the same sign.

CSE 1989Paper I20 markscse-1989-subject-03-002

A beam of lineal polarised light is changed into circularly polarised light by passing it through a slice of double-refracting crystal 0.0030 cm thick. Calculate to difference in the two refractive indices of the crystal, assuming this to be minimum thickness that will produce the result, and that the wavelength is 6 \times 10^{-5}\text{ cm}.

CSE 1989Paper I20 markscse-1989-subject-02-009

Distinguish between spatial and temporal coherence.

CSE 1989Paper I20 markscse-1989-subject-02-005

In double-slit Fraunhofer diffraction calculate the fringe spacing on a screen 50 cm away from the slits, if they are illuminated with blue light (\lambda = 4800\text{ \AA}), slit separation d=0.10 mm, and slit-width a=0.020 mm. What is the linear distance from the central maximum the First minimum of the fringe-envelope?

CSE 1989Paper I20 markscse-1989-subject-02-006

Write a short note on Rayleigh criterion for resolution.

CSE 1989Paper I20 markscse-1989-subject-02-007

Write a short note on Fraunhofer diffraction by circular aperture.

CSE 1989Paper I20 markscse-1989-subject-02-008

For transverse waves passing over a uniform string, prove that the slope of the siring at any position x at a given time is numerically equal to the ratio of the particle speed at that position x and time to the wave speed over the string.

CSE 1989Paper I20 markscse-1989-subject-02-003

How can it be proved experimentally that energy transmission is associated with a wave? The disc of a siren having 60 holes makes 420 revolutions per minute. Find the wavelength of its sound in air 0^\circ\text{C}, if velocity of sound at 0^\circ\text{C} is 332\text{ ms}^{-1}.

CSE 1989Paper I20 markscse-1989-subject-02-002

Write a short note on Phase and Group velocities.

CSE 1989Paper I20 markscse-1989-subject-02-004

A movable bridge divides sonometer wire into two parts, which differ in length by 1.0 cm and produce 4 beats pre second when sounded together. If the whole length of the wire is 100 cm, find the frequencies of the parts.

CSE 1989Paper I20 markscse-1989-subject-02-001

Explain the Laser actions in

(i) Helium Neon Laser

(ii) Gas Laser

CSE 1989Paper I20 markscse-1989-subject-02-010

A solid cylinder released from rest rolls (without slipping) downs piano of length l inclined at angle \theta with the horizontal. Deduce an expression for the velocity of the centre of mass of the cylinder at the bottom of the plane, neglecting friction.

CSE 1989Paper I20 markscse-1989-subject-01-009

Write a short note on Mass-Energy equivalence.

CSE 1989Paper I20 markscse-1989-subject-01-010

State Bernoulli's theorem for an ideal liquid. Deduce the related equation from first principles and describe one application in relation to sonic measurement technique or device.

CSE 1989Paper I20 markscse-1989-subject-01-008

The spike heel on a girl's shoe is a square, 1.0 cm on an edge. If her mass is 50kg, calculate (in atmospheres) the pressure exerted on the ground when she balances on one heel.

CSE 1989Paper I20 markscse-1989-subject-01-007

A spinning top shows precession. Explain how the precession rate changes as the spinning becomes slower and as the inclination of the spinning axis from the vertical increases.

CSE 1989Paper I20 markscse-1989-subject-01-006

Define Coriolis force and write an expression for it. Through suitable examples, explain the way this force varies in different parts of the earth's surface and for different velocities of the concerned particle.

CSE 1989Paper I20 markscse-1989-subject-01-005

What is the angular momentum of an earth satellite of mass 100 kg which moves in a circular orbit of radius equal to twice the radius of the earth? Derive the relation used.

CSE 1989Paper I20 markscse-1989-subject-01-004

The mass of a molecule of DNA from T2 bacteriophage is 1.2 \times 10^8\text{ a.m.u.} The molecule is a double helix of 1.2 \times 10^4 turns and the radius of gyration of the helix is 6.7\text{ \AA}. If the rotational energy of the molecule about the axis of the helix is equal to thermal energy at 300 K, deduce the value of \omega, the angular frequency of rotation.

CSE 1989Paper I30 markscse-1989-subject-01-003

A girl on skis (mass 60kg including skis) reaches the bottom of a hill going 20\text{ ms}^{-1}. What is her momentum? She then strikes a snowdrift which slops her on 3s. What average force does the snow exert on the girl? Assuming that the force remains constant. How far does the girl penetrate the snowdrift?

CSE 1989Paper I20 markscse-1989-subject-01-002

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