MP PSC AP Answer Key Physics 25-26

MP PSC AP 25-26 Answer Key Physics (Part 1: Q1–50)

MPPSC Assistant Professor Exam 2025-26, Paper II – Physics (Booklet AP/2325/2025-B). Questions 1 to 50 with all options and answer key after every 5 questions.

ExamMPPSC Assistant Professor 25-26
PaperII – Physics
Set / SeriesB
This PartQ1 – Q50 (of 150)
Part 1: Q1–50Part 2: Q51–100Part 3: Q101–150
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Questions 1 – 5

Q1

For the circuit shown below, determine the current I. Assume silicon diodes with a forward voltage drop of 0.7 V. (E₁ = 20 V → 2.2 kΩ resistor → two silicon diodes in anti-parallel → E₂ = 4 V)

  1. A7.27 mA
  2. B10.90 mA
  3. C5.27 mA
  4. D6.95 mA
Q2

In a universal shift register, the input labelled DSR is used when

  1. AS₀ = 1, S₁ = 1
  2. BS₀ = 0, S₁ = 1
  3. CS₀ = 1, S₁ = 0
  4. DS₀ = 0, S₁ = 0
Q3

The operating principle of a Gunn diode is based on

  1. AAvalanche multiplication
  2. BTunnel effect
  3. CTransferred electron effect
  4. DPhoto conductivity
Q4

A 4-bit synchronous (parallel) counter has a flip-flop propagation delay of 50 ns and a maximum logic path containing one AND gate with a propagation loss delay of 20 ns. Determine the maximum operating frequency (fmax) of the counter.

  1. A50 MHz
  2. B10 MHz
  3. C14.3 MHz
  4. D20.2 MHz
Q5

The maximum power conversion efficiency (η) of a solar cell is best represented by which of the following expression? (Where : VOC = Open Circuit Voltage ; ISC = Short Circuit Current ; ff = fill factor ; Pin = incident solar power)

  1. Aη = (VOC × ISC) / Pin
  2. Bη = (VOC × ISC × ff) / Pin
  3. Cη = Pin / (VOC × ISC × ff)
  4. Dη = ff / (VOC × ISC)
✅ Answer Key (1–5)
Q1D
Q2C
Q3C
Q4C
Q5B

Questions 6 – 10

Q6

The magnetic susceptibility (χ′m) is related to the magnetic permeability μ′ through the expression (in CGS system)

  1. Aχ′m = (1/4π)(1 − μ′)
  2. Bχ′m = (1/4π)(μ′ − 1)
  3. Cχ′m = (1/2π)(1 − μ′)
  4. Dχ′m = (1/2π)(μ′ − 1)
Q7

The magnetic moment of diamagnetic material is given by (e-charge of electron, m-mass of electron, r-radius of orbit, H-magnetic field applied to the normal of the orbit)

  1. Aμm = + (e²/4m) μ₀ r² H
  2. Bμm = + (e/2m) μ₀ H
  3. Cμm = − (e²/4m) μ₀ r² H
  4. Dμm = − (e/2m) μ₀ H
Q8

Magnetic field H is measured in 1 amp-turn/m is equivalent to how many oersteds?

  1. A4π/10³
  2. B2π/10³
  3. Cπ/10³
  4. Dπ/(2×10³)
Q9

Curie-Weiss law is given by (Given C′ − Curie constant)

  1. Aχm = (C′ − T)/θ
  2. Bχm = C′/(T + θ)
  3. Cχm = C′/(T − θ)²
  4. Dχm = C′/(T − θ)
Q10

Specific heat (Cv) at constant volume is given by the relation

  1. ACv = (∂E/∂T)v
  2. BCv = (∂T/∂E)v
  3. CCv = (∂E/∂T)v²
  4. DCv = (∂T/∂E)²
✅ Answer Key (6–10)
Q6B
Q7C
Q8A
Q9D
Q10A

Questions 11 – 15

Q11

Eddy currents are induced in

  1. AInsulating materials
  2. BSuperconductors
  3. CConducting materials exposed to a non-uniform magnetic field
  4. DVacuum
Q12

An infinitely long wire carries a current of 1 A. What will be the value of magnetic field due to it at a distance of 2 cm from the wire? (μ₀ = 4π × 10⁻⁷ MKS)

  1. A10⁻⁷ T
  2. B10⁻⁵ T
  3. C10⁻⁹ T
  4. D2π × 10⁻⁵ T
Q13

Magnetic field due to a current I carrying circular loop at its center is B. Now if the current through the loop is reduced to half, the magnetic field

  1. ADoubles
  2. BAlso becomes half
  3. CBecomes four times
  4. DDoesn’t change
Q14

Poisson’s equation in terms of the vector potential and the current density is given by ∇²A⃗ = −μ₀J⃗. If J⃗ → 0 at infinity, the solution of this equation is of the type

  1. AA⃗(r⃗) = ∫ [J⃗(r′)/r] dτ′
  2. BA⃗(r⃗) = (μ₀/4π) ∫ [J⃗(r′)/r] dτ′
  3. CA⃗(r⃗) = (μ₀/4π) ∫ [J⃗(r′)/r²] dτ′
  4. DA⃗(r⃗) = ∫ [J⃗(r′)/r²] dτ′
Q15

The magnetic flux associated with a loop is given by φ = 4 cos 5πt, where t is in second and φ is in Wb. The maximum magnitude of the emf induced in it at t = 1.5 s will be _______ V.

  1. A20π
  2. B10√3 π
  3. C10π
  4. D0
✅ Answer Key (11–15)
Q11C
Q12B
Q13B
Q14B
Q15A

Questions 16 – 20

Q16

A triangular waveform varying from −5 V to +5 V is applied to the non-inverting (+) input of an op-amp comparator. The inverting input is held at +2 V. The output waveform will

  1. AAlways remain high
  2. BAlways remain low
  3. CThe output waveform will go to positive saturation level only when the input voltage is greater than +2 V
  4. DSwitch to the negative saturation level only when the input exceeds +2 V
Q17

Calculate the output voltage for the circuit of figure. The inputs are V₁ = 50 mV sin(1000t) and V₂ = 10 mV sin(3000t). (Inverting summing amplifier using IC 741: Rf = 330 kΩ, R₁ = 33 kΩ for V₁, R₂ = 10 kΩ for V₂, supply ±9 V)

  1. A−[0.5 sin(1000t) + 0.33 sin(3000t)] V
  2. B[0.5 sin(1000t) + 0.33 sin(3000t)] V
  3. C[0.33 sin(1000t) + 0.5 sin(3000t)] V
  4. D−[0.33 sin(1000t) + 0.5 sin(3000t)] V
Q18

Which addressing mode is used in the instruction MVI A, # 55 H?

  1. ADirect Addressing
  2. BImmediate Addressing
  3. CRegister Indirect Addressing
  4. DIndexed Addressing
Q19

Which of the following correctly describes the Data Bus Width and the Program Counter (PC) width of the standard 8051 microcontroller?

  1. A4-bit data bus and 8-bit program counter
  2. B16-bit data bus and 32-bit program counter
  3. C16-bit data bus and 8-bit program counter
  4. D8-bit data bus and 16-bit program counter
Q20

Which of the following 8085 microprocessor instructions does not affect any of the status flags?

  1. AADD B
  2. BMOV A, B
  3. CANA C
  4. DCMP D
✅ Answer Key (16–20)
Q16C
Q17A
Q18B
Q19D
Q20B

Questions 21 – 25

Q21

If the x, y co-ordinates are rotated counter clockwise through an angle φ, keeping r⃗ fixed the transformed x-component is

  1. Ax′ = x cosφ + y sinφ
  2. Bx′ = x cosφ − y sinφ
  3. Cx′ = x sinφ + y cosφ
  4. Dx′ = y cosφ − x sinφ
Q22

Matrices are primarily used to represent

  1. AScalar quantities
  2. BLinear operators or maps
  3. CDifferential equations only
  4. DComplex numbers only
Q23

An eigenvector of a matrix is a vector that

  1. AChanges both magnitude and direction after transformation
  2. BRemains unchanged in both magnitude and direction after transformation
  3. CChanges only by a scalar factor under the transformation
  4. DAlways becomes zero
Q24

Which of the following equations contain a source term −ρ/ε₀? (Where symbols have their usual meanings)

  1. ALaplace’s equation
  2. BHelmholtz’s equation
  3. CPoisson’s equation
  4. DDiffusion equation
Q25

The standard generating function for Bessel’s functions of integral order is

  1. Aext
  2. Be(x/2)(t − 1/t)
  3. Ce−xt
  4. Dex²
✅ Answer Key (21–25)
Q21A
Q22B
Q23C
Q24C
Q25B

Questions 26 – 30

Q26

The contribution of Coulomb energy in the semi-empirical mass formula of a nucleus of mass number A and atomic number Z is of the form (a = constant)

  1. AaZA2/3
  2. BaZ(Z − 1)/A1/3
  3. CaZ(Z + 1)/A
  4. DaZ²/A2/3
Q27

Given that ₃Li⁷ = 7.01816 amu, ₃Li⁶ = 6.01692 amu, ₀n¹ = 1.00893 amu. The binding energy of a neutron in a ₃Li⁷ nucleus is

  1. A0.51 meV
  2. B1.04 meV
  3. C2.08 meV
  4. D7.17 meV
Q28

Volume of a nucleus in an atom is proportional to the

  1. AMass number
  2. BProton number
  3. CNeutron number
  4. DElectron number
Q29

If the nuclear radius of ²⁷Al is 3.6 Fermi, the approximate nuclear radius of ⁶⁴Cu in Fermi is

  1. A4.8
  2. B3.6
  3. C2.4
  4. D1.2
Q30

Nuclear forces are

  1. AShort range attractive forces
  2. BShort range repulsive forces
  3. CLong range attractive forces
  4. DLong range repulsive forces
✅ Answer Key (26–30)
Q26B
Q27D
Q28A
Q29A
Q30A

Questions 31 – 35

Q31

Rydberg’s constant is

  1. AR = me⁴ / 8ε₀²ch³
  2. BR = me⁴ / 4ε₀²ch³
  3. CR = me⁴ / 16ε₀²ch³
  4. DR = me⁴ / 2ε₀²ch³
Q32

An atom has L = 2, S = 1/2 and J = 3/2, what is its state?

  1. A²F5/2
  2. B²F7/2
  3. C²D1/2
  4. D²D3/2
Q33

A translatory force experienced in Stern-Gerlach experiment is given as

  1. AFx = (dB/dx) μp cos²θ
  2. BFx = (dB/dx) μs cosθ
  3. CFx = (dB/dx) μp sinθ
  4. DFx = (dB/dx) μs sinθ
Q34

The Zeeman shift is denoted as

  1. Adλ = ± Beλ²/2πmc
  2. Bdλ = ± Beλ²/8πmc
  3. Cdλ = ± Beλ²/4πmc
  4. Ddλ = ± 2Beλ²/πmc
Q35

An X-ray machine uses an accelerating potential of 50,000 volts. The shortest wavelength present in X-ray produced is

  1. Aλmin = 0.248 Å
  2. Bλmin = 0.148 Å
  3. Cλmin = 0.348 Å
  4. Dλmin = 0.082 Å
✅ Answer Key (31–35)
Q31A
Q32D
Q33B
Q34C
Q35A

Questions 36 – 40

Q36

According to Bose-Einstein statistics, fBE is equal to

  1. AA e−ε/kT
  2. B1 / [eα eε/kT − 1]
  3. C1 / [eα eε/kT + 1]
  4. DA e+ε/kT
Q37

Three particles are to be distributed in four energy levels a, b, c and d. When particles are bosons, then all possible ways of this distribution are

  1. A25
  2. B20
  3. C22
  4. D30
Q38

_______ is called life time of the microstate. (Where, N = No. of microstates)

  1. ATmicro = Δx · √(m/KT)
  2. BTmicro = T/N²
  3. CTmicro = Vx/Δx
  4. DNone of these
Q39

A molecule of a gas moves equal distances ‘l’ between collisions with equal probability in any direction. After a total of N such displacements, what is the mean square displacement R² of the molecule from its starting point?

  1. ANl²
  2. BNl
  3. CZero
  4. DNone of these
Q40

An ensemble in which each system has the same fixed energy as well as the same number of particles, is called

  1. ACanonical ensemble
  2. BMicro canonical ensemble
  3. CGrand canonical ensemble
  4. DNone of these
✅ Answer Key (36–40)
Q36B
Q37B
Q38A
Q39A
Q40B

Questions 41 – 45

Q41

Consider the following statements about Newton’s laws of motion.

Statement I : Newton’s first law can be understood as a definition of a net force zero.

Statement II : Newton’s first law is essentially a special case of Newton’s second law.

Choose the correct option :

  1. AOnly statement I is true
  2. BOnly statement II is true
  3. CBoth statement I and statement II are true
  4. DBoth statements are wrong
Q42

For conservative force F, consider the following statements.

Statement I : The work done by F in moving a particle between two points is independent of path taken.

Statement II : The work done by F in moving a particle around any closed path is zero.

Statement III : The force F can be expressed as the negative gradient of scalar potential energy function.

Choose the correct option :

  1. AOnly statement I and II are true
  2. BOnly statement II and III are true
  3. COnly statement I and III are true
  4. DAll the statements are true
Q43

How does a one dimensional harmonic oscillator oscillates in phase space?

  1. Ain straight line
  2. Bin ellipse
  3. Cin parabola
  4. Din hyperbola
Q44

Kepler’s second law states that “The radius vector joining a planet to the sun sweeps out area at a rate that is independent of its position in the orbit”. It implies that the

  1. Aspeed of the planet is constant
  2. Bangular momentum of planet is conserved
  3. Cenergy of the planet is constant
  4. Dradius of the planet is constant
Q45

A particle moving in a central force field at r = 0, describes a spiral r = e−θ. The magnitude of force is proportional to

  1. Ar²
  2. B1/r²
  3. Cr³
  4. D1/r³
✅ Answer Key (41–45)
Q41C
Q42D
Q43B
Q44B
Q45D

Questions 46 – 50

Q46

When current through a closed loop is 2 mA, its self-inductance is 25 mH. If the current is doubled, its self-inductance will become

  1. A50 mH
  2. B12.5 mH
  3. C25 mH
  4. D0 mH
Q47

Which of the following equation is a general solution to the Laplace equation in one dimension?

  1. AV(x) = x²
  2. BV(x) = Ax + B
  3. CV(x) = eˣ
  4. DV(x) = sinx
Q48

Which fundamental law of Physics is represented by continuity equation?

  1. AConservation of energy
  2. BConservation of linear momentum
  3. CConservation of angular momentum
  4. DConservation of electric charge
Q49

Let the unit vector along the direction of polarization of transverse electromagnetic wave is n̂ and that in the direction of its propagation is k̂. Then n̂ · k̂ =

  1. A1
  2. B0
  3. Csinθ
  4. Dcosecθ
Q50

The differential equation for a wave, propagating along z-axis, is given by ∂²f/∂z² = 25π² ∂²f/∂t². What is its speed?

  1. A25π² unit
  2. B5π unit
  3. C1/(25π²) unit
  4. D1/(5π) unit
✅ Answer Key (46–50)
Q46C
Q47B
Q48D
Q49B
Q50D

Answer Key at a Glance (Q1–Q50)

Q.No.AnswerCorrect Option
1D6.95 mA
2CS₀ = 1, S₁ = 0
3CTransferred electron effect
4C14.3 MHz
5Bη = (VOC × ISC × ff) / Pin
6Bχ′m = (1/4π)(μ′ − 1)
7Cμm = − (e²/4m) μ₀ r² H
8A4π/10³
9Dχm = C′/(T − θ)
10ACv = (∂E/∂T)v
11CConducting materials exposed to a non-uniform magnetic field
12B10⁻⁵ T
13BAlso becomes half
14BA⃗(r⃗) = (μ₀/4π) ∫ [J⃗(r′)/r] dτ′
15A20π
16CThe output waveform will go to positive saturation level only when the input voltage is greater than +2 V
17A−[0.5 sin(1000t) + 0.33 sin(3000t)] V
18BImmediate Addressing
19D8-bit data bus and 16-bit program counter
20BMOV A, B
21Ax′ = x cosφ + y sinφ
22BLinear operators or maps
23CChanges only by a scalar factor under the transformation
24CPoisson’s equation
25Be(x/2)(t − 1/t)
26BaZ(Z − 1)/A1/3
27D7.17 meV
28AMass number
29A4.8
30AShort range attractive forces
31AR = me⁴ / 8ε₀²ch³
32D²D3/2
33BFx = (dB/dx) μs cosθ
34Cdλ = ± Beλ²/4πmc
35Aλmin = 0.248 Å
36B1 / [eα eε/kT − 1]
37B20
38ATmicro = Δx · √(m/KT)
39ANl²
40BMicro canonical ensemble
41CBoth statement I and statement II are true
42DAll the statements are true
43Bin ellipse
44Bangular momentum of planet is conserved
45D1/r³
46C25 mH
47BV(x) = Ax + B
48DConservation of electric charge
49B0
50D1/(5π) unit
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MP PSC AP 25-26 Answer Key Physics (Part 2: Q51–100)

MPPSC Assistant Professor Exam 2025-26, Paper II – Physics (Booklet AP/2325/2025-B). Questions 51 to 100 with all options and answer key after every 5 questions.

ExamMPPSC Assistant Professor 25-26
PaperII – Physics
Set / SeriesB
This PartQ51 – Q100 (of 150)
Part 1: Q1–50Part 2: Q51–100Part 3: Q101–150
⚠️ Disclaimer: This answer key has been prepared with the help of AI and is unofficial. Some answers may be incorrect or may differ from the official key. IrfanEdu is not responsible for any error, mistake or loss arising from its use. Candidates must verify their answers with the official provisional/final answer key released by MPPSC.

Questions 51 – 55

Q51

The sum of Boltzmann factors over all states is called

  1. APartition function
  2. BCanonical distribution
  3. CBoltzmann function
  4. DNone of these
Q52

If the partition function is given by Z, then mean energy Ē is given by

  1. AĒ = −∂/∂V (log Z)
  2. BĒ = −∂/∂β (Z)
  3. CĒ = −∂/∂β (log Z)
  4. DNone of these
Q53

The diffusion co-efficient is directly proportional to

  1. AP
  2. BT2/3
  3. CT3/2
  4. DT1/2
Q54

A system which can exchange only energy with the surroundings is called _______ system.

  1. AOpen
  2. BIsolated
  3. CClosed
  4. DNone of these
Q55

The phenomenon that takes place with no change in entropy and volume at constant temperature and pressure is called _______ order phase transitions.

  1. ASecond
  2. BFirst
  3. CThird
  4. DFourth
✅ Answer Key (51–55)
Q51A
Q52C
Q53C
Q54C
Q55A

Questions 56 – 60

Q56

Fermi factor (where E-energy of allowed state, E₀-Fermi energy) is given by

  1. A1 / [e(E₀−E)/KT + 1]
  2. B1 / [e(E−E₀)/KT + 1]
  3. C1 / [e(E₀−E)/KT − 1]
  4. D1 / [e(E−E₀)/KT − 1]
Q57

The kinetic energy of a free electron is (Quantum mechanical approach) is given as (P-momentum of electron and m is a mass of the electron)

  1. AE + V = P²/2m
  2. BE + V = P/2m
  3. CE − V = P/2m
  4. DE − V = P²/2m
Q58

Fermi energy for intrinsic semiconductors is given by (Where Ev-energy of valence band, Ec-energy of conduction band)

  1. A(Ev − Ec)
  2. B(Ev + Ec)
  3. C½(Ev − Ec)
  4. D½(Ev + Ec)
Q59

The binding (ionization) energy (En) of donor or acceptor impurity levels in an extrinsic semiconductor (The equation obtained from the hydrogen model) is given by (Where symbols have their usual meaning)

  1. AEn = 2π²m*e⁴ / (n²h²ε²)
  2. BEn = 2πm*e² / (n²h²ε²)
  3. CEn = 2πm*e⁴ / (nhε)
  4. DEn = 2π²m*e² / (n²hε²)
Q60

For a typical germanium crystal at room temperature, ne is the order of 2 × 10¹⁵ electron/cm³ and μ = 3600 cm²/(volt-sec), then conductivity is given by (charge of electron = −1.602 × 10⁻¹⁹ C), (Where ne is number of charge carriers and μ is the mobility)

  1. A~0.5 mho/cm
  2. B~1.0 mho/cm
  3. C~4.0 mho/cm
  4. D~2.9 mho/cm
✅ Answer Key (56–60)
Q56B
Q57D
Q58D
Q59A
Q60B

Questions 61 – 65

Q61

The angular momentum of the electron in hydrogen atom can possibly be

  1. Ah²/4π²
  2. Bh/2π
  3. C2π/h
  4. D1.5h²/π²
Q62

Neglecting the variation of mass with velocity, the wavelength associated with an electron having kinetic energy E, is proportional to

  1. AE1/2
  2. BE
  3. CE−1/2
  4. DE3/2
Q63

The uncertainty principle holds for

  1. AMicroscopic particles only
  2. BMacroscopic particles only
  3. CMicroscopic and macroscopic particles both
  4. DNeither microscopic nor macroscopic particles
Q64

The de-Broglie wavelength for an electron of energy 150 eV is

  1. A10 nm
  2. B0.1 nm
  3. C1.0 nm
  4. D100 nm
Q65

The value of the commutator [Lz, L²] is

  1. A0
  2. B1
  3. CLx + Ly
  4. D2
✅ Answer Key (61–65)
Q61B
Q62C
Q63C
Q64B
Q65A

Questions 66 – 70

Q66

The common mode voltage for a differential amplifier is V₀ = 8 V. Given input voltage V₁ = 6 V, then value of other input voltage V₂ is

  1. A6 V
  2. B10 V
  3. C8 V
  4. D4 V
Q67

A 8-bit A/D converter has a full scale analog input voltage of +5 V. For a resolution of 8-bit and full scale error 0.02% of full scale, what is the total possible error?

  1. A20.607 mV
  2. B21.607 mV
  3. C20.202 mV
  4. D21.202 mV
Q68

The latching behaviour of an SCR is primarily due to

  1. AAvalanche breakdown at the middle junction
  2. BRegenerative positive feedback between PNP and NPN
  3. CCapacitive coupling between the gate and cathode
  4. DReverse leakage current
Q69

An eight-bit binary ripple up counter with a modulus of 256 is holding the count 01111111. What will be the count after 135 clock pulses be?

  1. A11001101
  2. B00111100
  3. C01111111
  4. D00000110
Q70

If the average velocity of an electron in GaAs is Vd ≃ 1 × 10⁷ cm/s at a field of 10⁴ V cm⁻¹ and the effective mass of the electron is 0.07 me, the electron mobility (μ) and mean time (t) between electron scattering events will be

  1. Aμ = 10³ cm²V⁻¹s⁻¹, t = 4 × 10⁻¹⁴ sec.
  2. Bμ = 5 × 10³ cm²V⁻¹s⁻¹, t = 4 × 10⁻¹⁴ sec.
  3. Cμ = 10³ cm²V⁻¹s⁻¹, t = 10⁻¹⁴ sec.
  4. Dμ = 10³ cm²V⁻¹s⁻¹, t = 2 × 10⁻¹⁴ sec.
✅ Answer Key (66–70)
Q66B
Q67A
Q68B
Q69D
Q70A

Questions 71 – 75

Q71

Zero-crossing detector is also known as

  1. ASine wave-to-square wave converter
  2. BSquare wave-to-sine wave converter
  3. CTriangle wave-to-sine wave generator
  4. DSine wave-to-triangle generator
Q72

A differential amplifier has +100 mV applied to non-inverting end and +250 mV applied to inverting end. The output is 1.5 V. The gain of the amplifier is

  1. A10
  2. B4.29
  3. C0.6
  4. D15
Q73

A differential amplifier has a common mode gain of 0.02. It has +200 mV signals applied to each of its inputs. The amplitude of output signal is

  1. A2 mV
  2. B4 mV
  3. C8 mV
  4. D12 mV
Q74

Fourier series is for N = 1, 2, 3, …

  1. Aa₀ + Σ (an sin nx + bn cos nx)
  2. Ba₀ + Σ (an cos nx + bn sin nx)
  3. Cb₀ + Σ (an sin nx + bn cos nx)
  4. Da₀ + b₀ + Σ (an sin x + bn cos x)
Q75

The probable error in measuring the horizontal distance x of a tower is ± a and that in measuring its height y is ± b. What will be the probable error in evaluating the tangent of the angle subtended by it at distance x on the ground?

  1. Aax + by
  2. B± √(a²y² + b²x²)
  3. C± √(a²y² + b²x²) / y²
  4. D± √(b²x² + a²y²) / x²
✅ Answer Key (71–75)
Q71A
Q72A
Q73B
Q74B
Q75D

Questions 76 – 80

Q76

The weighting function for the orthogonality of Hermite polynomials is

  1. A1
  2. Bx
  3. Ce−x²
  4. Dsinx
Q77

Which of the following statement is true regarding Fourier series?

  1. AFourier series are applicable only to non-periodic functions.
  2. BFourier series are applicable only to periodic functions.
  3. CFourier coefficients are obtained by differentiation.
  4. DSine and cosine functions are not orthogonal.
Q78

The coefficient of (z − z₀)⁻¹ in Laurent expansion is called the

  1. APole at z = z₀
  2. BResidue at z = z₀
  3. CBranch point at z = z₀
  4. DSingularity at z = z₀
Q79

The transformation philosophy of tensors is based on the fact that

  1. AMathematical conventions determine physical laws.
  2. BPhysical predictions should be independent of coordinate systems.
  3. CCoordinates are always Cartesian.
  4. DTensor components never change.
Q80

A group is called abelian if

  1. AEvery element has an inverse
  2. BMultiplication of elements is commutative
  3. CEvery element is the identity
  4. DThe group has finite order
✅ Answer Key (76–80)
Q76C
Q77B
Q78B
Q79B
Q80B

Questions 81 – 85

Q81

For coupling of three angular momentum 1, 3/2 and 5/2, total number of eigen states will be

  1. A72
  2. B24
  3. C48
  4. D96
Q82

In Born approximation, the cross-section of scattering depends on

  1. AMomentum p of the incident particle only
  2. BThe angle of scattering θ only
  3. CMomentum p and angle θ in any combination
  4. DMomentum p and angle θ in combination p sin(θ/2)
Q83

For the motion of a Dirac particle in a central force field, we have (Where J⃗ = L⃗ + S⃗ and H is the Hamiltonian)

  1. A[L⃗, H] = 0
  2. B[S⃗, H] = 0
  3. C[J⃗, H] = 0
  4. DAll are true
Q84

If α⃗ and β⃗ are Dirac matrices, then the value of (α⃗·β⃗)(α⃗·c⃗) will be (Where c⃗ is arbitrary matrices)

  1. A0
  2. B2β⃗·c⃗
  3. Cβ⃗·c⃗
  4. D4β⃗·c⃗
Q85

According to Quantum mechanics, the energy levels of a particle executing one-dimensional simple harmonic motion are

  1. AContinuous
  2. BDiscrete and equispaced
  3. CDiscrete but not equispaced
  4. DNothing can be said
✅ Answer Key (81–85)
Q81A
Q82D
Q83C
Q84C
Q85B

Questions 86 – 90

Q86

Deuteron is the two nucleon bound system consisting of

  1. ATwo protons and one electron
  2. BTwo neutrons and one positron
  3. COne proton and one neutron with opposite spins
  4. DOne proton and one neutron with parallel spins
Q87

Nuclear forces are

  1. ASpin dependent and have no non-central part
  2. BSpin dependent and have a non-central part
  3. CSpin independent and have no non-central part
  4. DSpin independent and have a non-central part
Q88

The ground state of the deuteron is a

  1. APure ³S₁ state
  2. BPure ³P₁ state
  3. CMixture of ³S₁ and ³P₁ states
  4. DMixture of ³S₁ and ³D₁ states
Q89

According to the shell model, the ground state of ¹⁵₈O nucleus is

  1. A3/2⁺
  2. B1/2⁺
  3. C3/2⁻
  4. D1/2⁻
Q90

The spin and parity of ₄Be⁹ nucleus, as predicted by the shell model, are respectively

  1. A3/2 and odd
  2. B1/2 and odd
  3. C3/2 and even
  4. D1/2 and even
✅ Answer Key (86–90)
Q86D
Q87B
Q88D
Q89D
Q90A

Questions 91 – 95

Q91

The shift in stark effect is denoted as

  1. A−ΔT = (a₀e / 2zhc) F n(n₂ − n₁)
  2. B−ΔT = (2a₀e / zhc) F n(n₂ − n₁)
  3. C−ΔT = (3a₀e / 2zhc) F n(n₂ − n₁)
  4. D−ΔT = (3a₀e / zhc) F n(n₂ − n₁)
Q92

The quantity eh/4π mpc is known as

  1. ABohr magneton
  2. BNuclear magneton
  3. CBohr radius
  4. DFine structure constant
Q93

Stokes and antistokes lines are observed in

  1. AZeeman effect
  2. BAnomalous Zeeman effect
  3. CIsotope shift
  4. DRaman spectra
Q94

In electronic spectra for rotational structure of P-branch, the following statement is true

  1. AJ′ = J″ + 1
  2. BJ′ = J″ − 1
  3. CJ′ = J″
  4. DJ″ = J′ − 1
Q95

The splitting of spectral lines in the presence of magnetic field when the energy due to spin-orbit coupling is less than that due to magnetic field is

  1. APaschen back effect
  2. BZeeman effect
  3. CStark effect
  4. DRaman effect
✅ Answer Key (91–95)
Q91C
Q92B
Q93D
Q94B
Q95A

Questions 96 – 100

Q96

A particle is scattered by a rigid elastic sphere of radius r. What will be the total scattering cross-section?

  1. Aπr²/2
  2. Br²/2
  3. Cπr²
  4. D4πr²
Q97

A rigid body has principal moment of inertia I₁, I₂ and I₃. If I₁ = I₂ and I₃ = 0, then the rigid body is called

  1. ASpherical top
  2. BSymmetrical top
  3. CAsymmetric top
  4. DRotor
Q98

Which quantity is always conserved in torque free motion of a rigid body?

  1. AAngular momentum
  2. BRotational kinetic energy
  3. CBoth (A) and (B)
  4. DNone of the above
Q99

A particle of mass m is attached to a thin uniform rod of length a and mass 4m, at a point located at a distance a/4 from the center of the rod, towards the lower end. The moment of inertia of rod-particle system, about an axis passing through the upper end of the rod and perpendicular to its length will be

  1. A(67/48) ma²
  2. B(91/48) ma²
  3. C(4/3) ma²
  4. D(19/12) ma²
Q100

If the Lagrangian of a mechanical system does not depend explicitly on time, which of the following quantities is conserved?

  1. AAngular momentum
  2. BLinear momentum
  3. CHamiltonian
  4. DParity
✅ Answer Key (96–100)
Q96C
Q97D
Q98C
Q99B
Q100C

Answer Key at a Glance (Q51–Q100)

Q.No.AnswerCorrect Option
51APartition function
52CĒ = −∂/∂β (log Z)
53CT3/2
54CClosed
55ASecond
56B1 / [e(E−E₀)/KT + 1]
57DE − V = P²/2m
58D½(Ev + Ec)
59AEn = 2π²m*e⁴ / (n²h²ε²)
60B~1.0 mho/cm
61Bh/2π
62CE−1/2
63CMicroscopic and macroscopic particles both
64B0.1 nm
65A0
66B10 V
67A20.607 mV
68BRegenerative positive feedback between PNP and NPN
69D00000110
70Aμ = 10³ cm²V⁻¹s⁻¹, t = 4 × 10⁻¹⁴ sec.
71ASine wave-to-square wave converter
72A10
73B4 mV
74Ba₀ + Σ (an cos nx + bn sin nx)
75D± √(b²x² + a²y²) / x²
76Ce−x²
77BFourier series are applicable only to periodic functions.
78BResidue at z = z₀
79BPhysical predictions should be independent of coordinate systems.
80BMultiplication of elements is commutative
81A72
82DMomentum p and angle θ in combination p sin(θ/2)
83C[J⃗, H] = 0
84Cβ⃗·c⃗
85BDiscrete and equispaced
86DOne proton and one neutron with parallel spins
87BSpin dependent and have a non-central part
88DMixture of ³S₁ and ³D₁ states
89D1/2⁻
90A3/2 and odd
91C−ΔT = (3a₀e / 2zhc) F n(n₂ − n₁)
92BNuclear magneton
93DRaman spectra
94BJ′ = J″ − 1
95APaschen back effect
96Cπr²
97DRotor
98CBoth (A) and (B)
99B(91/48) ma²
100CHamiltonian
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MP PSC AP 25-26 Answer Key Physics (Part 3: Q101–150)

MPPSC Assistant Professor Exam 2025-26, Paper II – Physics (Booklet AP/2325/2025-B). Questions 101 to 150 with all options and answer key after every 5 questions.

ExamMPPSC Assistant Professor 25-26
PaperII – Physics
Set / SeriesB
This PartQ101 – Q150 (of 150)
Part 1: Q1–50Part 2: Q51–100Part 3: Q101–150
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Questions 101 – 105

Q101

The modulation index (β) for frequency modulation is defined as

  1. Aβ = Δf / fm
  2. Bβ = fm / Δf
  3. Cβ = Ecmax / fm
  4. Dβ = Ecmin / Δf
Q102

A carrier wave of frequency 10 MHz and peak value 10 V is amplitude modulated by a 5 KHz sine wave of amplitude 6 V. What is the value of modulation index?

  1. A1.66
  2. B1.60
  3. C0.66
  4. D0.6
Q103

A temperature transducers exhibit non-linear behavior. The order in which they exhibit non-linearity (highest to lowest) is

  1. AThermocouples, RTDs, thermistors
  2. BThermistors, thermocouples, RTDs
  3. CRTDs, thermocouples, thermistors
  4. DThermistors, RTDs, thermocouples
Q104

Which of the following optical transducers is an active transducers?

  1. APhoto-emissive cell
  2. BPhoto-diode
  3. CPhoto-transistor
  4. DPhoto-voltaic cell
Q105

From the following data calculate value of y as a linear function of x using method of least squares.

y: 1.2, 2.0, 2.4, 3.5, 3.5

x: 1.0, 1.6, 3.4, 4.0, 5.2

  1. Ay = 0.24x + 0.872
  2. By = 0.34x + 0.882
  3. Cy = 0.44x + 0.810
  4. Dy = 1.63x − 1.0809
✅ Answer Key (101–105)
Q101A
Q102D
Q103B
Q104D
Q105D

Questions 106 – 110

Q106

The solutions of Maxwell's equations

  1. AAlways obey superposition principle
  2. BAlways do not obey superposition principle
  3. CDo not obey superposition principle if dielectric permittivity (ε) depends on electric field (E)
  4. DAre always non-linear
Q107

If for the air-glass interface, n₁ = 1 and n₂ = 1.5, the value of reflection coefficient will be

  1. A1
  2. B1.5
  3. C0.5
  4. D0.04
Q108

When a ray of light is incident on an air-glass interface at Brewster's angle (θp), the angle between the reflected ray and the refracted ray is

  1. Aθp
  2. B0°
  3. C90°
  4. D180°
Q109

_______ waves cannot occur in a hollow wave guide.

  1. ATEM
  2. BTE
  3. CTM
  4. DTE and TM
Q110

A waveguide has a square cross-section of dimensions 3 mm × 3 mm. What will be its cutoff frequency for the TE10 mode?

  1. A3π Hz
  2. B3π × 10¹¹ Hz
  3. C3π × 10³ Hz
  4. Dπ × 10¹¹ Hz
✅ Answer Key (106–110)
Q106C
Q107D
Q108C
Q109A
Q110D

Questions 111 – 115

Q111

If J⃗₁ and J⃗₂ are angular momenta of two non-interacting systems and J⃗ represent the sum of J⃗₁ and J⃗₂ (i.e. J⃗ = J⃗₁ + J⃗₂), then

  1. AJ₁² and J₂² commute with J² only
  2. BJ₁² and J₂² commute with Jz only
  3. CJ₁² and J₂² commute with both J² and Jz
  4. DJ₁² and J₂² neither commute with J² nor with Jz
Q112

A particle is moving in a negative potential field which vanishes at infinity. The spectrum of negative energy eigenvalues of the particle will be

  1. AContinuous
  2. BDiscrete
  3. CContinuous and discrete both
  4. DContinuous with sudden jumps at a few places
Q113

The value of a a⁺ a a⁺a⁺ a

n⟩ would be (Where a

n⟩ = √n

n−1⟩)

  1. A[n(n+1)]3/2 |n⟩
  2. B[n(n+1)]3/2 |n+1⟩
  3. C[n(n+1)]3/2 |n−1⟩
  4. D[n(n+1)²] |n⟩
Q114

The Fermi Golden rule of time dependent perturbation gives the transition of

  1. APerturbed Hamiltonian from one stationary state to another per unit time
  2. BPerturbed Hamiltonian from one stationary state to a group of states per unit time
  3. CPerturbed Hamiltonian from a group of states per unit time
  4. DNone of these
Q115

The first order perturbation energy is given by

  1. AEn(1) = ⟨n(0)|V|n(0)⟩
  2. BEn(1) = 0
  3. CEn(1) = 1
  4. DEn(1) = ⟨n(1)|V|n(1)⟩
✅ Answer Key (111–115)
Q111C
Q112B
Q113D
Q114B
Q115A

Questions 116 – 120

Q116

Hamilton's canonical equations of motion for a conservative system are

  1. A−dqi/dt = ∂H/∂pi and −dpi/dt = ∂H/∂qi
  2. Bdpi/dt = ∂H/∂pi and dpi/dt = ∂H/∂qi
  3. C−dqi/dt = ∂H/∂pi and dpi/dt = ∂H/∂qi
  4. Ddqi/dt = ∂H/∂pi and −dpi/dt = ∂H/∂qi
Q117

A hypothetical train moving with the speed of 0.6C passes by the platform without being slowed down. An observer on the platform note that the length of the train is just equal to the length of the platform which is 200 meter. What is the length of platform as measured by the observer in the train?

  1. A120 meter
  2. B160 meter
  3. C200 meter
  4. D250 meter
Q118

How fast must an electron move in order that its relativistic mass is equal to twice its rest mass?

  1. A(1/2) C
  2. B0.707 C
  3. C(√3/2) C
  4. D√(3/2) C
Q119

The Galilean transformation is obtained from the Lorentz transformation under which of the following conditions?

  1. Av = c
  2. Bv > c
  3. Cv << c
  4. Dv ≃ c
Q120

What is the equivalent mass m of a photon of wavelength λ?

  1. Am = h/λc
  2. Bm = λh/c
  3. Cm = λc/h
  4. Dm = c/hλ
✅ Answer Key (116–120)
Q116D
Q117B
Q118C
Q119C
Q120A

Questions 121 – 125

Q121

Which is Moseley's law?

  1. Ahν = 2Rhc (z−b)² [1/n₁² − 1/n₂²]
  2. Bhν = Rhc (z−2b)² [1/n₁² − 1/n₂²]
  3. Chν = [Rhc (z−b)² / 2] [1/n₁² − 1/n₂²]
  4. Dhν = Rhc (z−b)² [1/n₁² − 1/n₂²]
Q122

The mass of hydrogen atom is 1.6 × 10⁻²⁷ kg. The reduced mass of hydrogen molecule will be

  1. A4 × 10⁻²⁸ kg
  2. B6 × 10⁻²⁸ kg
  3. C8 × 10⁻²⁸ kg
  4. D8 × 10⁻²⁷ kg
Q123

The symbols have their usual meanings. The following relation is obeyed in LASER

  1. AA₂₁/B₂₁ ∝ ν
  2. BA₂₁/B₂₁ ∝ ν²
  3. CA₂₁/B₂₁ ∝ ν³
  4. DA₂₁/B₂₁ ∝ ν⁴
Q124

For fine structure of X-ray levels, the energy of the system is given as

  1. AT = R(z−b)²/n²
  2. BT = R(z−b)/n²
  3. CT = R(z−b)/n
  4. DT = R(z−b)²/n
Q125

The value of Rydberg constant for heavy mass (M) is RM and thus following order is correct, for variation of RM with mass number

  1. AO¹⁶ > Li⁷ (For both)
  2. BO¹⁶ < Li⁷ (For both)
  3. CO¹⁶ = Li⁷ (For both)
  4. DO¹⁶ ≤ Li⁷ (For both)
✅ Answer Key (121–125)
Q121D
Q122C
Q123C
Q124A
Q125A

Questions 126 – 130

Q126

The transformation of ice into water at 0°C and 1 atmospheric pressure is an example of _______ order phase transition.

  1. AThird
  2. BSecond
  3. CFirst
  4. DNone of these
Q127

The entropy S in terms of partition function Z and the mean energy Ē are related with the expression

  1. AS = K(Z + βĒ)
  2. BS = K(lnZ + βĒ)
  3. CS = lnZ + βĒ
  4. DNone of these
Q128

The particles whose spin angular momenta are (n + ½)ħ, where n = 0, 1, 2, 3, ..., are called

  1. Amesons
  2. Bphonons
  3. Cbosons
  4. Dfermions
Q129

The equilibrium number of photons in the radiation cavity is directly proportional to (Where V = Volume of cavity)

  1. AVT²
  2. BV/T³
  3. CVT³
  4. DV²T³
Q130

In simple random walk problem, the mean square deviation (Δn₁)² =

  1. A1/Npq
  2. BNpq
  3. Cn₁² − n₁ (mean values)
  4. D√(Npq)
✅ Answer Key (126–130)
Q126C
Q127B
Q128D
Q129C
Q130B

Questions 131 – 135

Q131

The bisection method is guaranteed to converge if

  1. AThe derivative exists everywhere
  2. BThe function is linear
  3. CThe function has multiple roots
  4. DThe function is continuous and changes sign over the interval
Q132

The finite difference method is particularly suitable for

  1. ANon-linear algebraic equations only
  2. BProbability distributions
  3. CFourier series expansions
  4. DBoundary value problems involving differential equations
Q133

The truncation error of the trapezoidal rule is proportional to

  1. A1/n
  2. B1/n²
  3. C1/n³
  4. D1/n⁴
Q134

Which statement is true about the Poisson distribution?

  1. AIt is a continuous probability distribution.
  2. BIt models the number of events occurring in a fixed interval at a constant average rate.
  3. CIt requires fixed no. of trials.
  4. DThe mean and variance are different.
Q135

The probability distribution function of normal distribution is defined over the interval

  1. A0 ≤ x ≤ 1
  2. B−1 ≤ x ≤ 1
  3. C−∞ < x < ∞
  4. D0 < x < ∞
✅ Answer Key (131–135)
Q131D
Q132D
Q133B
Q134B
Q135C

Questions 136 – 140

Q136

The mean deviation (D̄) in terms of deviations from the mean value of n reading is

  1. AΣd / n
  2. BΣ|d| / n
  3. C√(Σd²) / n
  4. D√(Σd² / n)
Q137

The heat generated by a linear IC-741 is 200 mw. If thermal resistance is 150° C/W and the ambient temperature is 25° C, then the device temperature is

  1. A40° C
  2. B45° C
  3. C50° C
  4. D55° C
Q138

Common Mode Rejection Ratio (CMRR) of a differential amplifier is given by (Ad → voltage gain of difference signal and Ac → voltage gain of common mode signal)

  1. Aρ = |Ad/Ac|
  2. Bρ = Ad/Ac
  3. Cρ = |Ac/Ad|
  4. Dρ = Ac/Ad
Q139

Basic instrumentation amplifier using three Op-Amp should have characteristics

  1. AHigh input impedance and low common mode rejection ratio
  2. BLow input impedance and low common mode rejection ratio
  3. CBoth input impedance and common mode rejection ratio high
  4. DLow input impedance and high common mode rejection ratio
Q140

For IC-741 Op-Amp following parameters are given. Quiescent collector current Ic = 9.5 μA, Cc = 30 PF, Peak amplitude of input voltage Vm = 1.5 V, so the slew rate is

  1. A0.23 V/μ sec.
  2. B0.43 V/μ sec.
  3. C0.63 V/μ sec.
  4. D0.73 V/μ sec.
✅ Answer Key (136–140)
Q136B
Q137D
Q138A
Q139C
Q140C

Questions 141 – 145

Q141

Which of the following disintegration series of the heavy elements will give ²⁰⁹Bi as a stable nucleus?

  1. AThorium series
  2. BNeptunium series
  3. CUranium series
  4. DActinium series
Q142

Nuclear fusion required high temperature because

  1. AAll nuclear reactions absorb heat
  2. BThe particles cannot come closer unless they are moving rapidly
  3. CThe binding energy must be supplied from an external source
  4. DThe mass deficit must be supplied
Q143

The thermal ionization formula was proposed by

  1. AM.N. Saha
  2. BJ.C. Bose
  3. CHomi Bhabha
  4. DKepler
Q144

The reaction e⁺ + e⁻ → μ⁺ + π⁻ is forbidden because of

  1. ALaw of Baryon number conservation
  2. BLaw of momentum energy conservation
  3. CLaw of muon number conservation
  4. DNone of the above
Q145

Atomic mass of an element is 232 and its atomic number is 90. The end product of this radioactive element is an isotope of lead (atomic mass 208 and atomic number 82). The number of alpha and beta particles emitted as

  1. Aα = 6 and β = 0
  2. Bα = 6 and β = 4
  3. Cα = 4 and β = 6
  4. Dα = 3 and β = 3
✅ Answer Key (141–145)
Q141B
Q142B
Q143A
Q144C
Q145B

Questions 146 – 150

Q146

The Hall coefficient (RH) is given by (Where symbols have their usual meaning)

  1. AEy / (JxH)
  2. BEx / (JyH)
  3. CEyH / Jx
  4. DExH / Jy
Q147

If the crystal is at constant pressure P, then the Gibbs free energy G is given by the relation

  1. AU + TS − PV
  2. BU − TS + PV
  3. CTS − U + PV
  4. DU − TS − PV
Q148

In Fermi energy-the transitional energy (Etrans) and momentum (Ptrans) are related by the expression (Where m is the mass of electron)

  1. AEtrans = (1/2m) Ptrans
  2. BEtrans = (1/m) Ptrans
  3. CEtrans = (1/m) P²trans
  4. DEtrans = (1/2m) P²trans
Q149

The kinetic energy (KE) for metals, where m* is an effective mass is given by the expression

  1. AKE = h²k² / 8π²m*
  2. BKE = h²k / 8π²m*
  3. CKE = hk² / 8π²m*
  4. DKE = h²k² / 4π²m*
Q150

The Pauli paramagnetic susceptibility (χ) is given by the expression (Where symbols have their usual meaning)

  1. Aχ = μB² g(εF)
  2. Bχ = μB g(εF)
  3. Cχ = μB g²(εF)
  4. Dχ = μB g(εF)²
✅ Answer Key (146–150)
Q146A
Q147B
Q148D
Q149A
Q150A

Answer Key at a Glance (Q101–Q150)

Q.No.AnswerCorrect Option
101Aβ = Δf / fm
102D0.6
103BThermistors, thermocouples, RTDs
104DPhoto-voltaic cell
105Dy = 1.63x − 1.0809
106CDo not obey superposition principle if dielectric permittivity (ε) depends on electric field (E)
107D0.04
108C90°
109ATEM
110Dπ × 10¹¹ Hz
111CJ₁² and J₂² commute with both J² and Jz
112BDiscrete
113D[n(n+1)²] |n⟩
114BPerturbed Hamiltonian from one stationary state to a group of states per unit time
115AEn(1) = ⟨n(0)|V|n(0)⟩
116Ddqi/dt = ∂H/∂pi and −dpi/dt = ∂H/∂qi
117B160 meter
118C(√3/2) C
119Cv << c
120Am = h/λc
121Dhν = Rhc (z−b)² [1/n₁² − 1/n₂²]
122C8 × 10⁻²⁸ kg
123CA₂₁/B₂₁ ∝ ν³
124AT = R(z−b)²/n²
125AO¹⁶ > Li⁷ (For both)
126CFirst
127BS = K(lnZ + βĒ)
128Dfermions
129CVT³
130BNpq
131DThe function is continuous and changes sign over the interval
132DBoundary value problems involving differential equations
133B1/n²
134BIt models the number of events occurring in a fixed interval at a constant average rate.
135C−∞ < x < ∞
136BΣ|d| / n
137D55° C
138Aρ = |Ad/Ac|
139CBoth input impedance and common mode rejection ratio high
140C0.63 V/μ sec.
141BNeptunium series
142BThe particles cannot come closer unless they are moving rapidly
143AM.N. Saha
144CLaw of muon number conservation
145Bα = 6 and β = 4
146AEy / (JxH)
147BU − TS + PV
148DEtrans = (1/2m) P²trans
149AKE = h²k² / 8π²m*
150Aχ = μB² g(εF)
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