1 |
A convex lens can be used as |
Simple microscope
Compound microscope
Telescope
Spectrometer
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2 |
The magnifying power is also called |
Resolving power
Angular magnification
Strength of eye
None of these
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3 |
The ratio of size of image and size of object is |
Focal length
Magnification
Resolving power
Principle focus
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4 |
The location of near point changes with |
Age
Size of the eye
Sharpness of the eye
None of these
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5 |
The minimum distance from eye at which an object appears to be distinct is |
Near point
Focal length
Image distance from lens
Object distance from lens
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6 |
According to Huygen's principle the points on primary wave front can be considered as |
Secondary wavelets
Ray of light
Source of light
None of these
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7 |
Interplaner distance can be determined by |
Newton's rings
Bragg's law
Diffraction pattern
Interferometer
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8 |
The Bragg's equation is given by |
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9 |
The property of bending of light around obstacles is |
Interference
Diffraction
Polarization
Superposition
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10 |
In young's double slit experiment for the interference the central region will be |
Dark
Bright
Coloured
None of these
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11 |
Standard metal according to Michelson's interferometer is equivalent to |
1553163.5 wave meter
3 x 108meter
15503000 meter
None of these
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12 |
The centre of Newton's rings will be |
Dark
Bright
Coloured
Not visible
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13 |
Dark fringes are also called as |
Minima
Maxima
Wave front
Ray of light
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14 |
Bright fringes are also called as |
Minima
Maxima
Wave front
Ray of light
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15 |
Oil film floating on water exhibits colours due to |
Interference
Diffraction
Polarization
All of these
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16 |
The distance between two consecutive wave front is equal to |
One wave length
Two wave length
Half wave length
Three wave length
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17 |
A ray of light is a line |
Parallel to wave front
Normal to wave front
Anti-parallel to wave
Any one of these
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