University of Management and Technology, Sialkot Campus (Mid – Term Spring- 2021) Department of Physics Course Name: Medical Physics Instructor: Dr. Haroon Asghar Total Marks: 15 Time: 1 hour Q1. What is the significance of angular momentum in Bohr's atomic model? Q2. What are the advantages and limitations of Gauss's law? Q3. How capacitance effects when we place page between two conductor plates. (2) (3) Q4. What is fundamental difference between electrostatics and magnetostatics. (2) Q5. Two conducting plates carries surface charge density o. Find the electric field in the Region-I, Region-II and Region-II. (3) -H- Region-I Region-II Region-III Q6. Write down the general means by using which we can change the magnetic flux through the coil? (3) GOOD LUCK!

University of Management and Technology, Sialkot Campus (Mid – Term Spring- 2021) Department of Physics Course Name: Medical Physics Instructor: Dr. Haroon Asghar Total Marks: 15 Time: 1 hour Q1. What is the significance of angular momentum in Bohr's atomic model? Q2. What are the advantages and limitations of Gauss's law? Q3. How capacitance effects when we place page between two conductor plates. (2) (3) Q4. What is fundamental difference between electrostatics and magnetostatics. (2) Q5. Two conducting plates carries surface charge density o. Find the electric field in the Region-I, Region-II and Region-II. (3) -H- Region-I Region-II Region-III Q6. Write down the general means by using which we can change the magnetic flux through the coil? (3) GOOD LUCK!

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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