MDCAT Physics Chapter 9 Electromagnetic Induction Online Test With Answers

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MDCAT Physics Chapter 9 Electromagnetic Induction Online Test

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1 Frequency of A.C. used in Pakistan is: 100 CPs 60 CPs 50 CPs 120 CPs
2 Lenz law is in accordance with the law of conservation of: Momentum Angular momentum Charge Energy
3 Such a value A.C current which produces the same heating effect as is produced by the D.C of equal magnitude is called: r.m.s current Peak current Effective current None of the above
4 In general, in an ac circuit: The average value of current is zero The average value of the square of the current is zero The average power dissipation is zero The phase difference between voltage and current is zero
5 During each cycle, alternating voltage reaches a peak value: One time Two time Four-time A number of times depending on the frequency
6 The average value of A.C. current and voltage over a complete cycle is: Maximum Zero Neither zero nor maximum None of the above
7 When the power output in watts equals one half the power input, the efficiency of the transformer becomes: 100% 200% 50% Zero
8 When a transformer is used to stepping up A.C voltage from 100 V to 200 V is connected across 50V D.C mains, then: Output voltage is 100 V Output voltage is 250 V No voltage is developed across the secondary None of these
9 The induction e.m.f primarily produced at the cost of: Internal energy Chemical energy Electrical energy Mechanical energy
10 The loss of power in transformer occurs due to: The shape of coils Size of coils Magnetic hysteresis and Eddy current None of these
11 Transformer obeys the law of conservation of: Flux Momentum Power emf
12 Transformer works on the principle of: Self-induction Mutual induction Back emf None of the above
13 If the magnetic flux linked with a coil varies at the rate of 1wb/min, the induced emf is: 1V 1/60V 60V None of these
14 The SI unit of induced emf is: Vs/ A Tesla Henry Volt
15 Lenz’s law deals with the: Magnetic field of emf Direction of emf Both of the magnitude and direction of emf Direction of induced current
16 The motional of emf depends upon the: Length of conductor Strength of magnetic field Speed of conductor All the above
17 The magnitude of emf of a conductor of length L and velocity V is equal to: VB/ L VL/ B VBL qVBL
18 The induced current can be increased by: Increasing the number of turns of coil By moving the coil faster through the field By increasing the strength All of the above
19 Identify the phenomenon by which an induced emf could be generated: By moving a conductor across a magnetic field By rotating a coil faster through the field By increasing the strength All the above
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