Class 10 Physics · Chapter 9 · Test 3
Test 3: Complete Chapter 18 Review
30 questions · 25 min · 30 marks
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Question 1
When the resistance of the loop is changed and the loop is moved at the same speed each time, the product I x R:
- Aincreases
- Bdecreases
- Calways remains constant
- Dbecomes zero
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Answer: C
I x R = constant.
Question 2
The constant value of I x R in the moving loop experiment is the:
- Ainduced e.m.f.
- Bmagnetic flux
- Cfrequency
- Dpower
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Answer: A
The constant value is the induced e.m.f.
Question 3
A coil with 25 turns has an induced e.m.f. of 2.5 V for 0.20 s. The total change in magnetic flux is:
- A0.02 Wb
- B0.2 Wb
- C0.5 Wb
- D12.5 Wb
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Answer: A
Δφ = (ε x Δt)/N = (2.5 x 0.20)/25 = 0.02 Wb (Example 18.1).
Question 4
Lenz's law is a direct consequence of the law of conservation of:
- Acharge
- Benergy
- Cmomentum
- Dmass
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Answer: B
Lenz's law follows from the conservation of energy.
Question 5
If the induced current reinforced the change instead of opposing it, it would lead to:
- Aa decrease in energy
- Ba perpetual increase in energy, which is impossible
- Cno change in energy
- Da loss of magnetic field
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Answer: B
Such a perpetual increase in energy is impossible.
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