Physics Chapter 9 Entry test MCQs

a. 2A
b. 1A
c. 1.5 A
d. 4.5 A

d. 4.5 A

a. Convert direct current to alternating current
b. Convert alternating current to direct current
c. Change the level of alternating voltage
d. Convert mechanical energy to electrical energy

c. Change the level of alternating voltage

a. 50%
b. 10%
c. 90%
d. 30%

c. 90%

a. lp : ls
b. ls : lp
c. lp2 : ls2
d. ls2 : lp2

a. lp : ls

a. ls2 : lp2
b. ls : lp
c. Ns : Np
d. None of these

b. ls : lp

a. Decreases because voltage increases
b. Remain same
c. May increases if voltage remain same
d. Increases because current decreases

d. Increases because current decreases

a. Iron core
b. Primary coil
c. Secondary coil
d. All of these

a. Iron core

a. Hysteresis loss
b. Power loss
c. Heat loss
d. All of the above

a. Hysteresis loss

a. Iron losses
b. Eddy current losses
c. Heat losses due to resistance
d. Hysteresis losses

b. Eddy current losses

a. Resistance of coils
b. Eddy current
c. Magnetic hysteresis
d. All

d. All

a. 40%
b. 70%
c. 90%
d. 20%

c. 90%

a. 300 W
b. 360 W
c. Zero
d. 460 W

b. 360 W

a. May be small or may be maximum
b. Small
c.  Zero
d. Maximum

d. Maximum

a.  36
b.  90
c. Zero
d. 18

c. Zero

a. P
b. 5 P
c. 2/5 P
d. .5 P

a. P

a. It produces very low voltage
b. There is no moving part in a transformer
c. It produces very high voltage
d. None of the above

b. There is no moving part in a transformer

a. 0.3 A
b. 3 A
c. 2.4 A
d. 30 A

b. 3 A

a. Increases power-level
b. Decreases current-level
c. Increases voltage-level
d. Both B and C

d. Both B and C

a. 400 W, 4 A
b. 100 W, 2 A
c. 100 W, 0.4 A
d. 200 W, 0.2 A

c. 100 W, 0.4 A

PAST PAPER MCQS

a. 30
b. 40
c. 4
d. 20

c. 4

a. Galvanometer
b. Transformer
c. Avometer
d. Generator

b. Transformer

a. Electrostatic induction
b. Mutual Induction
c. Electromagnetic inductions
d. Self-induction

c. Electromagnetic inductions

a. A high value alternating voltage to low value direct voltage
b. One direct voltage to another direct voltage of different magnitude
c. A high value alternating current to low value direct voltage
d. One alternating voltage to another alternating voltage of different magnitude

d. One alternating voltage to another alternating voltage of different magnitude

a. Increasing resistance
b. Increasing current
c. Increasing voltage
d. Decreasing current

c. Increasing voltage

a. 50 Hz
b. 150 Hz
c. 25 Hz
d. 100 Hz

a. 50 Hz

a. Energy
b. Current
c. Power
d. Voltage

d. Voltage

a. No current
b. Maximum current
c. Intermediate value of curren
d. Minimum current

b. Maximum current

a. Ns/Np = Is/Ip
b. Ns/Np=Vs/Vp
c. NsNp=Vs/Vp
d. None

b. Ns/Np=Vs/Vp

a. Equal
b. Less
c. More
d. None

b. Less

a. 4:8
b. 2:1
c. 1:2
d. None

b. 2:1

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