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Ohm's law, electrical resistance, I-V characteristics of Ohmic and non-ohmic conductors Mock Test for JEE

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Part of Current Electricity in JEE Main Physics.

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Q1PhysicsUnit 12: Current Electricity

What is the order of magnitude of the resistance of a dry human body?

Q2PhysicsUnit 12: Current Electricity

Bulb does not glow when the probs are hanged in air. The reason is:

Q3PhysicsUnit 12: Current Electricity

On increasing the resistance in a circuit, the current in it :

Q4PhysicsUnit 12: Current Electricity

Ohms Law is not obeyed by :

Q5PhysicsUnit 12: Current Electricity

A graph is plotted between the potential difference (applied across the ends of a conductor) and the current (following through the conductor). The graph is a straight line

Q6PhysicsUnit 12: Current Electricity

In an experiment of verification of Ohm's law, following observations are obtained: Potential difference 0.5

\begin{array}{lll}\text { 1.0 } & \text { 1.5 } & \text { 2.0 }\end{array}

v

(in volt') Current in 0.2

0.4 \quad 0.6

ampere From observation table the resistance in circuit is

Q7PhysicsUnit 12: Current Electricity

The graph between potential difference and current for a conductor is a straight line passing through the origin. Which law is illustrated by such a graph?

Q8PhysicsUnit 12: Current Electricity

Consider a thin square sheet of side

\boldsymbol{L}

and thickness

t,

made of a material of resistivity

\rho .

The resistance between two opposite faces, shown by the shaded areas in the figure is

Q9PhysicsUnit 12: Current Electricity

The formula

V=I R

is applicable to

Q10PhysicsUnit 12: Current Electricity

Resistors are generally colour coded to:

Q11PhysicsUnit 12: Current Electricity

Wire of a certain material is stretched slowly be dep10. Its new resistance and specific resistance becomes respectively.

Q12PhysicsUnit 12: Current Electricity

is a property that resists the flow of electrons in a conductor.

Q13PhysicsUnit 12: Current Electricity

According to Ohm's law the graph of potential difference and current is

Q14PhysicsUnit 12: Current Electricity

High frequency capacitor offers

Q15PhysicsUnit 12: Current Electricity

An experiment to verify ohm's law, a conductor of resistance

R

is taken During the experiment, temperature of the conductor increases with the flow of current. Resistance of the conductor will

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