1 |
Electric lines of force |
Intersect each other
Are always parallel
Are always anti-parallel
Never intersect
None of these
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2 |
The electric field lines start from |
Positive charge
Negative charge
Either A or B
Neutron
An atom
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3 |
The SI unit of charge is |
Ampere
Watt
Coulomb
Volt
Joule
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4 |
The intensity at a point due to a charge is inversely proportional to |
Amount of charge
Size of the charge
Distance between charge and the point
Square of the distance from the charge
None of these
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5 |
Electric intensity at a place due to a charged conductor is a |
Scalar quantity
Vector quantity
Semi vector and semi scalar
Dimensionless quantity
Both A and D are true
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6 |
Electric field strength is defined as |
Work done on unit charge
Force exerted on unit charge
Distance covered by unit charge
Power exerted by unit charge
None of these
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7 |
Michael Faraday is known by his work on |
Nuclear strong force
Gravitational force
Nuclear weak force
Electric force
None of these
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8 |
The concept of electric field theory was introduced by |
Michael Faraday
Newton
Dalton
Kepler
Einstein
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9 |
Origin of the electric and the gravitational forces |
Was known in 1911 A.D.
Was known in 1811 A.D.
Was known in 1711 A.D.
is still unknown
Was known in 1611 A.D.
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10 |
If the distance between two charges is doubled, the force between them will become |
Double
Half
Three times
One fourth
One third
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11 |
In a transistor, collector current is controlled by |
Collector voltage
Base current
Collector resistance
All of the above
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12 |
Most of the electrons in the base of an NPN transistor flow |
Out of the base lead
Into the collector
Into the emit
Into the base supply
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13 |
When transistors are used in digital circuits they usually operate in the |
Active region
Breakdown region
Saturation and cutoff regions
Linear region
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14 |
Improper biasing of a transistor circuit produces |
Heavy loading of emitter current
Distortion in the output signal
Excessive heat at collector terminal
Faulty location of load line
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15 |
The reverse saturation current in a PN junction diode is only due to |
Majority carriers
Minority Carriers
Acceptor ions
Donor ions
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