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2) a). The resistivity of a wire varies with its length area of cross-section mass material...

2) a). The resistivity of a wire varies with its

length
area of cross-section
mass
material

b) Given the units of a physical quantity. Choose the correct relation (J is for Joule, V is for volt, C is for Coulomb)

A) J = CV

B) J = VA

C) J = C/A

D) V = J C

c) A charge of 3 C moving in a uniform electric field experiences a force 3000 N. The potential difference between two points situated in the field at a distance 1 cm from each other will be

A) 10 V

B) 90 V

C) 1000 V

D) 9000 V

d) Choose the only incorrect relation:

A) ampere = coulomb/second

B) volt = coulomb/joule

C) ohm = volt/ampere

D) coulomb = Joule/volt

e) In an astronomical telescope, the image formed by the objective is I₀ and that formed by eye piece is I_e . Then

A) I₀ and I_e are both real

B) I₀ and I_e are both virtual

C) I₀ is virtual and I_e is real

D) I₀ is real and I_e is virtual

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