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DCE CEE Previous Year Paper 1999 - Question 1

 If an electron oscillates at a frequency of 1 GHz it gives :

DCE CEE Previous Year Paper 1999 - Question 2

 In solids interatomic forces are :

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DCE CEE Previous Year Paper 1999 - Question 3

 If a transparent slab of refractive index µ = 1.5 and thickness t = 2.5 × 10 -5m is inserted in front of one of the slits of Young's double slit experiment, how much will be the shift in the interference pattern? The distance between the slit is 0.5 mm and that between slit and screen is 100 cm ?

Detailed Solution for DCE CEE Previous Year Paper 1999 - Question 3

As, Path difference ⇒ △x = yd / D

so, y = △xD / d

​y = t(μ−1)D / d

​⇒ ​2.5×10^−5(1.5−1)(100 / 100) /0.5 / 1000

y⇒0.025m

⇒2.5cm

DCE CEE Previous Year Paper 1999 - Question 4

Earth's atmosphere is richest in :

Detailed Solution for DCE CEE Previous Year Paper 1999 - Question 4

The correct answer is Option B. 
Earth 's atmosphere is richest in infrared radiation or IR.
* The earth emits huge amounts of infrared radiation and thereby makes the atmosphere richest in infrared rays.
* When sunlight (solar radiation) hits the earth, some of the energy is absorbed by the earth that ultimately heats up the earth.
* This heat gets radiated by the earth in the form of infrared radiation.
 

DCE CEE Previous Year Paper 1999 - Question 5

In India geostationary satellites are vertically above : ​

Detailed Solution for DCE CEE Previous Year Paper 1999 - Question 5
The equator passes about 500 miles south of the southern tip of India. There are no cities in the Indian Ocean. so the answer is None oft These Geostationary satellites orbit over the equator.
DCE CEE Previous Year Paper 1999 - Question 6

 Motion of a liquid in a tube is described by : ​

DCE CEE Previous Year Paper 1999 - Question 7

Lenz's law is based upon : ​

DCE CEE Previous Year Paper 1999 - Question 8

Which of the following is not the property of cathode rays ?

Detailed Solution for DCE CEE Previous Year Paper 1999 - Question 8

The cathode rays show both particle as well as wave nature. Thus it casts shadow, produces fluorescence and heat effect as well. Cathode rays consist of electrons which get deflected in the electric field, thus cathode rays get deflected in the electric field.

DCE CEE Previous Year Paper 1999 - Question 9

 In case of simple pendulum, time period versus length is depicted by: 

Detailed Solution for DCE CEE Previous Year Paper 1999 - Question 9

The correct answer is option D
T ∝ √l
∴T increasing with length and also the graph is a parabola

DCE CEE Previous Year Paper 1999 - Question 10

Which one of the following is a fusion reaction ? ​

DCE CEE Previous Year Paper 1999 - Question 11

The water droplets in free fall are spherical due to : ​

DCE CEE Previous Year Paper 1999 - Question 12

Which one of the following is not a scalar quantity ? ​

DCE CEE Previous Year Paper 1999 - Question 13

The degree of freedom in case of an monoatomic gas is : ​

DCE CEE Previous Year Paper 1999 - Question 14

14. Power can be expressed as :

DCE CEE Previous Year Paper 1999 - Question 15

If a Carnot engine is working with source temperature 227°C and sink temperature 27°C, its efficiency will be :​

Detailed Solution for DCE CEE Previous Year Paper 1999 - Question 15

The correct answer is Option A.
Given,
T1 = 227oC = 227 + 273 = 500 K
T2 = 27oC = 27 + 273 = 300 K
The efficiency of a heat engine;

Therefore, the efficiency of this Carnot engine is 40%

DCE CEE Previous Year Paper 1999 - Question 16

16. Lenz's law applies to : ​

DCE CEE Previous Year Paper 1999 - Question 17

17. 10 days is the half-life of a sample. After how many days, the sample will becomes (1/32)nd of the original substance ?

DCE CEE Previous Year Paper 1999 - Question 18

18. What is the relation between displacement, time and acceleration in case of a body having uniform accelerating ? ​

DCE CEE Previous Year Paper 1999 - Question 19

19. Conservation of momentum is related to :​

DCE CEE Previous Year Paper 1999 - Question 20

20. Resolving power of a microscope depends upon :

DCE CEE Previous Year Paper 1999 - Question 21

21. A body is orbitting around earth at a mean radius which is two times as greater as the parking orbit of a satellite, the period of body is : ​

Detailed Solution for DCE CEE Previous Year Paper 1999 - Question 21

The correct answer is Option B.
By Kepler's third law of planetary motion,
We have, 
 
T2 ∝ a3
Given, T1=1 day (geostationary)

a1 = a, a2 = 2a

DCE CEE Previous Year Paper 1999 - Question 22

22. Following two wave trains are approaching each other y1 = a sin 200 πt, y2 = a sin 208 πt. The number of beats heard per second is : ​
 

Detailed Solution for DCE CEE Previous Year Paper 1999 - Question 22

The correct answer is Option B.
Given, y = asin200πt
y₂ = asin208πt
We know, standard form of wave is y = asin(2πf)t
Where f is the frequency of wave
∴Frequency of wave y = 200π/2π = 100 Hz
Frequency of wave y = 208π/2π = 104Hz
∵ Number of Beats heard per second = difference in frequency of two of same Amplitude
∴ Number of Beats heard per second = frequency of wave y - frequency of wave y
= 104 Hz - 100 Hz
= 4Hz
Hence , number of Beats heard per second = 4
 

DCE CEE Previous Year Paper 1999 - Question 23

23. One projectile moving with velocity v in space get burst into 2 parts of masses in the ratio of 1 : 2. The smaller part becomes stationary, velocity of other part is : ​

Detailed Solution for DCE CEE Previous Year Paper 1999 - Question 23

Let the mass =m
Apply law of momentum conservation
mv = m/4*0 + 2mv1/3
v = 2v1/3
v1 = 3v/2

DCE CEE Previous Year Paper 1999 - Question 24

24. A charge is placed at the centre of a cube, what is the electric flux passing through one of its faces ? ​

DCE CEE Previous Year Paper 1999 - Question 25

25. The unit of coefficient of viscosity is : ​

DCE CEE Previous Year Paper 1999 - Question 26

26. If germanium is dopped with arsenic, that will result in : ​

DCE CEE Previous Year Paper 1999 - Question 27

27. Faraday's second law states that mass deposited on the electrode is directly proportional to :

DCE CEE Previous Year Paper 1999 - Question 28

28. One proton beam enters a magnetic field of 10 -4 Wb/m2 normally. If specific charge is 10 11 C/kg and velocity of proton is 10 9 m/s, then the radius of circle described will be :

DCE CEE Previous Year Paper 1999 - Question 29

29. A body of mass m1 is moving with velocity u. It collides with another stationary body of mass m2. They get embedded. At the point of collision, the velocity of the system :

Detailed Solution for DCE CEE Previous Year Paper 1999 - Question 29

The correct answer is Option B
Just before the collision the velocity of the center of mass will be

after the collision if the system moves with velocity V0 then on conserving the momentum
we will get m1V + 0=(m1 + m2)V0
or V0 = we can notice that both V0 and u  are the same, due to absence of external force on the system.

DCE CEE Previous Year Paper 1999 - Question 30

30. A body of weight mg is hanging on a string which extends in length by l. The work done in extending the string is :

Detailed Solution for DCE CEE Previous Year Paper 1999 - Question 30

The correct answer is Option A.

L = h 
The gravitational force is a conservative field. 
The work done by the body to extend the string is equivalent to 
Potential E = mgh = mgL
 

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