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Past question sample:
1. If the velocity of light in air is 3.0 x 108ms, find the velocity of light in s medium whose refractive index is 1.5
(a) 5.0x108ms4
(b) 5.0x107ms4
(c) 2.5x108ms4
(d) 2x107ms4
2. When an object is at infinity to the pole of a concave mirror the image formed is at
(a) principle focus, real and diminished
(b) center of curvature, real and inverted
(c) center of curvature, virtual and erect
(d)principle focus, real and erect
3. A total eclipse of the sun is seen when the observer is in the
(a) Umbra region of the sun’s shadow
(b) penumbra region
(C) Umbra region of the moon’s show
(d) penumbra region of the moon’s shadow.
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4. A long drawn sound arising from overlapping reflections together with the original sound which gives rise to the reflections is called
(a) Beat
(b) Echo
(c) diffraction
(d) reverberation
5. Which of the following radiation is used for examining the freshness or staleness of eggs in the poultry
(a) Ultraviolet rays
(b) X-rays
(c) Y-rays
(d) radio waves
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