Sunday, July 17, 2022

H C Verma solutions, ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVES, Chapter-40, OBJECTIVE-II, Concepts of Physics, Part-II

Electromagnetic Waves


OBJECTIVE-II


     1.  An electromagnetic wave going through the vacuum is described by

E =Eₒ sin(kx -⍵t).

Which of the following is/are independent of the wavelength?

(a) k

(b) ⍵

(c) k/⍵

(d) k⍵.  


ANSWER: (c).  


EXPLANATION: k =2π/λ, So it depends on the wavelength. Option (a) is incorrect.

  ⍵ =2π𝜈 =2πc/λ

       {Since c =𝜈λ}

So ⍵ also depends on the wavelength. Option (b) is incorrect.

    k/⍵ =(2π/λ)/(2πc/λ) 

          =1/c. 

It is free of wavelength. So option (c) is correct.     

   k⍵ =(2π/𝜆)*(2πc/𝜆)

        =4π²c/𝜆².

It also depends on wavelength. Option (d) is incorrect.



 




     2.  Displacement current goes through the gap between the plates of a capacitor when the charge of the capacitor

(a) increases

(b) decreases

(c) does not change

(d) is zero.        


ANSWER: (a), (b).  


EXPLANATION: Electric field between the plates, E =Q/(εₒA) 

The flux of this field through area A,

φE ={Q/(εₒA)}*A =Q/εₒ

Displacement current is,

iᵨ =εₒ.dφE/dt

   =εₒ.d(Q/εₒ)/dt

   =dQ/dt

  So the displacement current is proportional to the rate of change of the charge accumulated on the capacitor plate. If dQ/dt = zero, then the displacement current is also zero. So options (c) and (d) are incorrect. Options (a) and (b) are correct.



 




     3.  The speed of electromagnetic waves is the same 

(a) for all wavelengths

(b) in all media

(c) for all intensities

(d) for all frequencies.        


ANSWER: (c).  


EXPLANATION: Though the speed of the electromagnetic waves in a vacuum is independent of their wavelength and frequency, it depends on the vacuum wavelength and frequency of the wave in a medium. Hence options (a), (b) and (d) are incorrect. 

    Since the intensity of a wave is defined as the energy crossing per unit area per unit time perpendicular to the direction of propagation of the wave, the speed of the wave does not depend on it. Option (c) is correct. 


   




     4.  Which of the following has zero average value in a plane electromagnetic wave? 

(a) electric field

(b) magnetic field

(c) electric energy

(d) magnetic energy.     


ANSWER: (a), (b).  


EXPLANATION: Since the electric field and the magnetic field in a plane electromagnetic wave are sinusoidal waves, their average value will be zero. Options (a) and (b) are correct

  The electric energy density and the magnetic energy density are equal and given as 

uₐᵥ =½εₒEₒ² =(1/2µₒ)Bₒ²

Here εₒ and µₒ are non-zero constants, also Eₒ² and Bₒ² have positive values, hence average electric energy and magnetic energy are not zero. Options (c) and (d) are incorrect.  



 




     5.  The energy contained in a small volume through which an electromagnetic wave is passing oscillates with 

(a) zero frequency

(b) the frequency  of the wave 

(c) half the frequency of the wave

(d) double the frequency of the wave.      


ANSWER: (d).  


EXPLANATION: Total energy per unit volume of the wave, 

u = ½εₒE²+B²/2µₒ

=½εₒEₒ²sin²(⍵t-kx)+(1/2µₒ)Bₒ²sin²(⍵t-kx)

=½εₒEₒ²{1-cos2(⍵t-kx)}+(Bₒ²/2µₒ){1-cos2(⍵t-kx)}

So the oscillation of energy has an angular frequency of 2⍵ i.e. double the frequency of the wave. So option (d) is correct and the rest incorrect. 



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CHAPTER- 40- Electromagnetic Waves


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