Class10-Physics-Ch1-Effects of Electric current - 2 mark expected questions

Physics Chapter 1

Effects of Electric current

2 Marks Expected Question 

1. "Fuse wires of appropriate amperage should be selected" . Explain.

Answer : Current through the circuit varies in accordance to the power of devices in the circuit. This must be considered to select the amperage of fuse wire. In using a fuse wire of amperage less than what is necessary, it melts easily. In using a fuse wire of high amperage than what is necessary it doesn't blow out, even if the device damages.


2) a) 5 resistors of 5 Ω  are qiven. What is the minimum resistance constructed by usinq these resistors?
b.) How many resistors of 10 Ω are needed to connect, in the same way, to qet the same effective resistance?

Answer : a) . 1 Ω   ( b) .10 resistors.


3) How can the LED bulbs be disposed to scientifically?

Ans: Segregate the plastic, electronic and metal components of LED bulb and transfer them to their respective disposal units.


4) . In the following statements some of them are related to each other. Tabulate them.

a) Alloy of tin and lead

b) High melting point

c) When electric current is increased, fuse

d) Ability to emit white light.

Answer : a, c - Fuse wire and b, d - Filament of a bulb.


5a) Which are the factors that affect the heat produced in heating appliances?

b) How they can be related?

Ans: a) Intensity of current, resistance of the conductor and the time of flow of
current.
b) H = I2Rt


6)  An incandescent lamp labelled as 10 W,320 V.

a) What do you understand from this?

b) Calculate the energy produced in joules by an incandescent lamp of power 100 W in 10 seconds.

Answer : 

a) In 320 V potential difference, the power of the lamp is 100 W.

b) Energy, H = I2Rt= Pt
P = 100 W

H = 100 W x 10 = 1000 J


7) 1000 J heat is generated in a copper wire, when current flow it through one second.

a) If current is doubled, what happens to the heat generated?

b) If current is halved, what happens to the heat generated?

Answer : a) H = I2Rt

If I is doubled

H = (2I)2 Rt = 4I2Rt

Heat generated becomes 4 times = 4000 J

b) Heat developed reduces to 1/4 th = 250 J


8) So many appliances are there to obtain the fiqhting effect of electric current.

a. Which is the best among them?

b. What are its advantages?

Answer : 

a. LED lamps

b. i. As there is no filament, there is no loss of energy in the form of heat.

ii. Since there is no mercury in it, it is not harmful to environment.

iii. It requires only a small quantity of power.

iv. High longevity


9) If 1 A current flows through a conductor of resistance 100 Ω in 1 miniute. What is the heat generated in the conductor.?

Answer : a) H = I2Rt

H = I2 x 100 x 60 = 6000 J


10). Safety fuse is a device that works on the heating effect of electric current.

a) Which is the main part of a safety fuse.

b) What Is the main advantage of a fuse wire?

Answer : a - Fuse wire

b - Low melting point


11) 
We are familiar with yellow light and white light in discharge lamps.

a) For this which gases are filled in the discharge lamps.

b) From various lamps, which of them are determental to environment due to the presence of mercury.

Answer : a) For getting white light - mercury

For getting yellow light - Sodium vapour

b) Fluorescent lamps


12) 
A potential difference of 230 V is applied across a conductor of resistance 200 ft.

a. What is the amount of electric charge passing through this conductor within 5 seconds?

b. Find out the amount of work done to pass the electric charge through this conductor.

Answer : 

a. Q = It= (V/R)*t = (230/200) * 5 C = 5.75 C

b. W = VQ = 230 * 5.75 J = 1322.5 J


13) Correct the mistakes, if any, in the underlined parts of the statements given below:

a. The filament in an incandescent lamp has low melting point and high reslstivity.

b. Discharge lamp emits light from the electrodes fitted at its ends.

Answer : (a) High melting point and high resistivity.

b) The gas filled in it.


14) Electrical energy is transformed into mechanical energy in an electric fan.

a. What is meant by the effect of electric current?

b. Write the name of an appliance in which the chemical effect of electric current is used?

Answer : a. The useful form of into which a device converts electrical energy, is considered as the effect of electric current on that device.

b. Storage battery.


15) Depict 2 circuits that able to construct 5ft resistance by connecting four resistors of 5 properly.

Answer : 


16) 


a). What is the power of the battery in the circuit?

b). How can the ammeter readinq be doubled without makinq any chanqe in the battery or rheostat?

Answer : 

a.         P = V2/R

P = (4 x 4 ) /12 = 1.33 W

b. Connect a resistor of 12Q parallel to the 12Q resistor in the circuit. Effective resistance is halved and intensity of current is doubled.

17).


a) What is the wattage of the bulbs In the circuit.

b) Calculate the amperage of the fuse wire in the circuit.

Answer : a) Wattage = 60 W + 100 W = 160 W

Amperage = (Wattage/Voltage) = 160/230

= 0.69 A = 1A

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1) What is the main disadvantage of an incandescent lamp.

Answer : In incandescent lamp a major portion of electrical energy used is lost as heat.

 2The potential difference between two points will be one volt if _____________joule of work is done in moving one coulomb of charge from one point to the other. (4.2J, 1J, 10J, 3.2J)

Answer : 1J

3) A Tungsten wire Is stretched to double its length. How many times more the quantity of  heat produced due to current flow than the former length? (double, half, four times, f/4)

Answer : 1/4

4) 2A current is passed through a conductor. What will be the amount of electric charge produced in 2 second?(2C, 1C, 4C, 3C)

Answer : 4C

5) The connecting wires of a soldering iron does not heat. Choose the correct statement relating to this.
a. The flow of current through it is zero.
b. Specific heat capacity of copper is high.
c. Having low voltage
d. Copper has low resistance

Answer: Copper has low resistance

6) Which one is the correct statement relating to the heating coil of an electric heating appliances.
a) Low resistivity
b) High resistivity 
c) Low melting point

Answer: High resistivity

7) Safety fuse is a device that works on the heating effect of electric current. From the following, choose the wrong statement relating to fuse wire.
a) It is an alloy of suitable metals.
b) Low melting point.
c) In each circuit, a fuse wire of suitable amperage is used.
d) High melting point

Answer : High melting point

8) Write the name of an electronic appliance which works on the lighting effect of electric current.

Answer : LED lamp

9) Which color of light produced from sodium vapor lamp.(Green, Blue, Red, Yellow)

Answer : Yellow

10) Arrange the following statements in suitable order relating to the working of a safety fuse.
    a) Melting of fuse wire.
    b) 
High electric current in the circuit due to short circuit and over loading.
    c) 
Circuit is broken and current through the circuit stops.
    d) 
More heat is produced in the fuse wire.

Answer : 2, 4, 1, 3

11) Write an example of a discharge lamp.

Answer : Fluorescent lamp

12) Choose the wrong statement from the following. If wrong correct them.

    a) Fuse wire is connected to the circuit in parallel.

    b) Copper wire is used as fuse wire.

    c) Fuse wire possess appropriate amperaqe.

    d) Fuse wire has hiqh meltinq point.

Answer : a) False - Fuse wire is connected to the circuit in series.

13) What happens if the interior of the bulb is not evacuated?

Answer : Filament gets oxidized and burst off.

14) If the electric current throuqh a conductor increases, what will happened to the heat produced.(increases, decreases)

Answer : Increases

15) Which metal is used as the filament in incandescent lamp?

Answer : Tungsten

16) In discharge lamp heating coil coated with thorium oxide. Why?

Answer : To increase the emitting power of the heating coil.

17) When there is no change in resistance the power becomes If the voltage is halved.
    a)Decreases to 1/4
    b)Decreases to 1/16
    c)Doubled 1

Answer : Decreases to 1/4

18) Discharge lamps are in various color's. Why?

Answer : The color of light depends on the gas inside the discharge lamp.

19) In which type of lamp contain mercury vapor which is detrimental to environment.

Answer : Fluorescent lamp and CF lamp.

20) Write one main advantage of LED lamp?

Answer : It requires only a small quantity of power.

21) An electric heater marked 800 W,400 V. What is the meaning of this statement.

Answer : If it works in 400 V - get 500 W power

22) Which are the circumstances that cause high electric current in the circuit?

Answer : Short circuiting and over loading.

2323) Which type of lamp used In search lights and film shooting.

Answer : Arc lamps

24) The amount of work done by an electrical appliance in unit time.

Answer : Power

25) Unit of power

Answer : Watt

26) Which type of lamp is used paultry farms ?

Answer : Filament lamps

27) An appliance which produce heat without heating coil

Answer : Induction cooker

28) In which type of electric lamp more electrical energy is converted into heat.

Answer : Incandescent lamp

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1 mark Questions 

Complete the below with the similar functionality.

a) Washing machine : Mechanical effect

Safety fuse : Heating effect

b) Resistance is halved : Electric current is doubled

Current in the circuit doubles : Heat generated becomes four times

c) Electric heater : Heating effect

Fridge: Mechanical effect

d) Power  = Work / Time

Amperage = Wattage / Voltage

e) Effective resistance decreases: Parallel connection

Effective resistance Increases : Series connection

f) Hydrogen: Blue

Chlorine: Green

g) Same voltage for all appliances: Parallel connection

Same current is passed through all appliances : Series connection

h) The part from which light comes out of the bulb : Diffuser cup

Metal plate that fixes the heat sink to the holder : LED chip board

i) Electric stove : Heating effect

Electric Bulb: Lighting effect

j) Tungsten - Filament lamp

Nichrome Electric iron

k) Heating coil: Nichrome

Filament : Tungsten

l) Low melting point : Fuse wire

High melting point : Heating coil

m)  I2Rt: H

l2R = P 

Identify the Odd one. Justify your answer

a) Tungsten filament, Heating coil, Fuse wire.

Fuse wire. It has a relatively low melting point. Tungsten filament and heating coil have high melting points.

b) Electric heater, Induction cooker, safety fuse, Discharge lamp.

Discharge lampLight energy is created from electrical energy. Others convert electrical energy into heat energy.

c) Inert gas, Tungston, Glass bulb, Nichrome.

Nichrome - Others are the parts of filament lamp.

d) Soldering iron, multimeter, Diffuser cup, Tester.

Diffuser cup. This belongs to the LED light bulb. The other items are repair equipment for LED bulbs.

e) Fluorescent substance, mercury, ultraviolet rays, nitrogen.

Nitrogen - Nitrogen is filled in discharge lamps. Others are the components of fluorescent lamp.

f) Base unit, LED chip board, Heat sink compound, Diffuser cup.

Heat sink compoundOne of the supplementary tools to construct an LED bulb. Others are parts of LED bulb

g) Fluorescent lamp, LED lamp, CFL lamp.

LED lamp. Since there is no mercury in it, it is not harmful to environment. Others have mercury in them.

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Class 10 Mathematics - Chapter - 1 - Examination preparation - Q3- The nth term of an arithmetic sequence is 8n - 4, prove the sum of n consecutive terms of this sequence will be a perfect square.

Question 3

The nth term of an arithmetic sequence is 8n - 4. You need to prove that the sum of n consecutive terms of this  sequence will be a perfect square. 




Class 10 Mathematics - Chapter - 1 - Examination preparation : Q2-Calculate the 15th term of this sequence where an arithmetic sequence with common difference 6 and 7th term 52

Question 2

Consider an arithmetic sequence with common difference 6 and 7th term 52. 

a Calculate the 15th term of this sequence.

b Is it possible to get a difference of 100 between any two terms of this sequence?



Class 10 Mathematics - Chapter - 1 - Examination preparation - Calculate what is the common difference and sum of the first 10 terms, Given that the 5th term and 6th term of an arithmetic sequence of 10 terms are 17 and 20 respectively

 Given that the 5th term and 6th term of an arithmetic sequence of 10 terms are 17 and 20 respectively.

a) Calculate what is the common difference? Explain with steps.

b) Calculate what is the sum of the first 10 terms ? Explain with steps?

Answer



Class-10 Mathematics-Chapter-1 Arithmetic Sequence Important points to refer


Class-10 Mathematics-Chapter-1 Arithmetic Sequence Important points 

  1. A set of numbers written as the first, second, third and so on, is called a sequence.
  2. The numbers forming a sequence are called its terms.
  3. A sequence got by starting with any number and adding a fixed number repeatedly is called an arithmetic sequence.
  4. An arithmetic sequence in which we get the same number on subtracting from any term, the term immediately preceding it.
  5. This constant difference got by subtracting from any term the just previous term, is called the common difference of an arithmetic sequence.
  6. The difference between any two terms of an arithmetic sequence is the product of the difference of positions and the common difference.
  7. In an arithmetic sequence, term difference is proportional to position difference; and the constant of proportionality is the common difference.
  8. In any arithmetic sequence of natural numbers, the difference of any two terms is a multiple of the common difference. This means they leave the same remainder on division by the common difference.
  9. Any arithmetic sequence of natural numbers is of the form described first; it consists of numbers leaving the same remainder on division by a specific number. And this divisor is the common difference.
  10. In an arithmetic sequence, the sum of the first five times the middle term and the sum first seven terms is seven times the middle term.
  11. Any arithmetic sequence is of the form xn =  an + b where a and b are fixed numbers; conversely, any sequence of this form is an arithmetic sequence.
  12. The sum of any number of consecutive natural numbers, starting with one, is half the product the last number and the next natural number.
  13. For the arithmetic sequence
    xn = an + b
    the sum of the first n terms is
    x1, + x2 + ... + xn = ½  an(n + 1) + nb
  14. The sum of any number of consecutive terms of an arithmetic sequence is half the product of the number of terms and the sum of the first and last terms.