Physics JAMB, WAEC, NECO AND NABTEB Official Past Questions

4831

Which of the following statements is true of the properties of a moving coil galvanometer?

  • A. THe coil has a small area
  • B. There are strong hair springs to gives a large control panlel
  • C. There is a strong permanent magnet to give high magnetic flux
  • D. it has a small number of turns of coil
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4832

A current of 0.5 A flowing 3h Deposits 2g of metal during electrolysis. The quantity of the same metal that would be deposited by the currents of 1.5A flowing in 1h is

  • A. 2g
  • B. 6g
  • C. 10g
  • D. 18g
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4833

At what frequency would a capacitor of 2.5μF
used in radio circuit have a resistance of 250Ω

  • A. π/800 Hz
  • B. 800/π Hz
  • C. 200π Hz
  • D. 2000π Hz
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4834

The carbon-granules microphone works on the principle of change in

  • A. inductance
  • B. resistance
  • C. capacitance
  • D. voltage
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4835

A transistor is used in the amplification of signals because it

  • A. controls the flow of current
  • B. consumes a lot of power
  • C. allows doping
  • D. contains electron and hole carriers
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4836

The particle that is responsible for the nuclear fission in a nuclear reactor is

  • A. neutron
  • B. prton
  • C. electron
  • D. photon
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4837

From the generating station to each substation power is transmitted at a very high voltage so as to reduce

  • A. hysteresis loss
  • B. eddy current loss
  • C. magnetic flux leakage
  • D. heating in the coils
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4838

The percentage of the original nuclei of the sample of a radioactive substance left after 5 half – lives is

  • A. 8%
  • B. 5%
  • C. 3%
  • D. 1%
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4839

The energy associated with the photon of a radio transmission at 3 x 105 Hz is
[h = 6.63 x 10-34Js]

  • A. 2.00 x 10-28J
  • B. 1.30 x 10-28J
  • C. 2.00 x 10- 29J
  • D. 1.30 x 10-29J
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4840

Pure silicon can be converted to a p-type by adding a controlled amount of

  • A. trivalent atoms
  • B. tetravalent atoms
  • C. pentavalent atoms
  • D. hexavalent atoms
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4841
23 Na + X → 20 F + 4 He
11 9 2

What particle is X in the reaction above?

  • A. Alpha
  • B. Beta
  • C. Neurons
  • D. Gamma
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4842

an electric cell with nominal voltage E has a resistance of 3Ω connected across it. If the voltage falls to 0.6E, the internal resistance of the cell is

  • A.
  • B.
  • C.
  • D.
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4843

The electromagnetic wave that can produce a heating effect on the environment is

  • A. x -rays
  • B. ultraviolet rays
  • C. infrared rays
  • D. gamma rays
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4844

The electric field between two – point charges is shown in the diagram above. What types of charges are at X and Y?

  • A. Both X and Y are negative
  • B. Both X and Y are positive
  • C. X is positive and Y is negative
  • D. X is negative and Y is positive
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4845

An electric iron is rated 1000W, 230V. What is the resistance of its elements?

  • A. 51.9Ω
  • B. 52.9Ω
  • C. 55.9Ω
  • D. 57.6Ω
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4846

The eye controls the amount of light reaching the retina by adjusting the

  • A. cornea
  • B. iris
  • C. retina
  • D. optic nerve
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4847

When connected to a mains of 250V, the fuse rating in the plug of an electric device of 1 KW is

  • A. 2 A
  • B. 3 A
  • C. 4 A
  • D. 5 A
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4848

The energy stored in a capacitor of capacitance 10μF carrying a charge of 100μC

  • A. 5 x 104 J
  • B. 4 x 102 J
  • C. 4 x 10-3 J
  • D. 5 x 10-4 J
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4849

From the diagram above, determine the value of the resistance X

  • A.
  • B.
  • C. 12Ω
  • D. 15Ω
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4850

Calculate the refractive index of the material for the glass prism in the diagram above

  • A. √2/2
  • B. 4/3
  • C. √2
  • D. 3/2
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4851

The diagram above shows the force (F) acting on an object through a distance (x). The work done on this object is expressed as

  • A. Fx J
  • B. Fx/2 J
  • C. Fx2 J
  • D. F/x J
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