Sindh MDCAT 2018 paper ( PART 7 ) 1. 1f we increase the area of a cross section of a conductor length L, the resistance R of that conductor will be: Zero Constant Increasing Decreasing 2. Bimetallic thermostat is an example of: Isobaric process Thermal expansion Heat engine Electric field 3. A cyclist moving towards right with an accleration of 4m/s^2, At t=0, he has travelled 5m moving towards the right at 15m/s. What will be position at t=2 seconds ? 36 38 41 43 4. In the photo electric effect, a photon of energy hv is incident on the metal surface. The energy required to eject the valance electron from the surface of the metal is expressed as: Wave nature of the light Melting point of the metal Work function of the metal Compton scattering 5. If constant temperature conditions are applied to a gas container, then the volume of the mass of that gas tends to increase by: Increasing the applied pressure Increasing the weight Decreasing the applied pressure Increasing applied pressure with double force 6. A solar day is the time interval between two successive appearances of the sun overhead. The time that is referred to rotation of the earth about its axis is called: Length of the day Solar day Time interval Universal Time 7. In pure semiconductor materials, some impurities are added to change the properties of these semiconductors, This process is called: Crystallography Doping Rectification Intrinsic defects 8. Let B be the magnetic field and a conductor of length LB moved across this field. Due to this activity, a potential difference appears across the ends of the conductor. This type of potential difference is termed as: Self-Induction Mutual Induction Motional E.M.F Electrostatic potential 9. If the sunlight is incident on the photocell, the number of electrons emitted from the surface of the cell increases with the: Increase of light intensity Decrease of light intensity Increase of light frequency Decrease of light frequency 10. If in a circuit, 2 ampere current is drawn from the battery in 10 minutes. How much charge will flow through the circuit in this time? 20 Coulombs 1200 Coulombs 500 Coulombs 600 Coulombs Loading … Pages: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10