Option A: Commutative law
Option B: Distributive law
Option C: Associative law
Option D: All given laws in A, B and C
Correct Answer: All given laws in A, B and C ✔
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Option A: Its electric field
Option B: Its coils
Option C: Its magnetic field
Option D: Both electric and magnetic fields
Correct Answer: Its magnetic field ✔
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Option A: Each increase
Option B: Each decrease
Option C: Each remains the same
Option D: One increases whereas that in the other decreases
Correct Answer: Each decrease ✔
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Option A: V√/√2R
Option B: V/√2√R
Option C: V02/√2R
Option D: 2/√2√R
Correct Answer: V02/√2R ✔
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Option A: V = VR+VL+VC
Option B: V2 = VR2+VL2+VC2
Option C: V2 = VR2+(VL-VC)2
Option D: V2 = VL2+(VR-VC)2
Correct Answer: V2 = VR2+(VL-VC)2 ✔
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Option A: Zero
Option B: 45°
Option C: 90°
Option D: 180°
Correct Answer: Zero ✔
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Option A: Peak values of voltage and current
Option B: Effective values of voltage and current
Option C: Instantaneous values of voltage and current
Option D: All of the above
Correct Answer: All of the above ✔
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Option A: 10mH
Option B: 12mH
Option C: 16mH
Option D: 20mH
Correct Answer: 16mH ✔
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Option A: Zero
Option B: 2
Option C: 1
Option D: Not definite
Correct Answer: 1 ✔
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Option A: DC circuit
Option B: AC circuits
Option C: Both AC and DC circuit
Option D: Full wave rectifier circuit
Correct Answer: AC circuits ✔
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Option A: 220V
Option B: 220/ 2V
Option C: 110V
Option D: 220 √2V
Correct Answer: 220 √2V ✔
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Option A: C/R
Option B: R/C
Option C: 1/RC
Option D: 1/ 2RC
Correct Answer: 1/RC ✔
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Option A: 0.5 mH
Option B: 0.5H
Option C: 2.0H
Option D: 8.0H
Correct Answer: 0.5H ✔
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Option A: Same
Option B: Different
Option C: At L will be more than at C
Option D: At L will be less than at C
Correct Answer: Same ✔
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Option A: The exact value of the current
Option B: RMS value of the current
Option C: The net value of the current
Option D: The peak value of the current
Correct Answer: RMS value of the current ✔
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Option A: (R+2πfL)
Option B: R+1/2πfL
Option C: (R2+f2L2)
Option D: (R2+4π2f2L2)
Correct Answer: (R2+4π2f2L2) ✔
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Option A: Remains same
Option B: Brightness increases
Option C: Brightness decreases
Option D: No light
Correct Answer: Brightness increases ✔
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Option A: 32Ω
Option B: 62Ω
Option C: 50Ω
Option D: 100Ω
Correct Answer: 32Ω ✔
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Option A: Lags behind voltage by π/2
Option B: Is in phase with voltage
Option C: Opposite in phase of voltage by π
Option D: Leads forward the voltage by π/2
Correct Answer: Leads forward the voltage by π/2 ✔
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Option A: The current lead voltage by phase angle is 90 degrees
Option B: The voltage leads current by phase angle is 90 degrees
Option C: The current lead voltage by phase angle is 45 degrees
Option D: The voltage leads current by phase angle is 45 degrees
Correct Answer: The current lead voltage by phase angle is 90 degrees ✔
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Option A: Lagging each other
Option B: They are at 90? phase difference
Option C: They have zero phase difference
Option D: No phase difference
Correct Answer: They have zero phase difference ✔
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Option A: I = 2I∫Sin(πt/2)
Option B: I = 2I∫Sin(2πt)
Option C: I = 2ISinπt
Option D: I = I∫sin(2πt)
Correct Answer: I = 2I∫Sin(2πt) ✔
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Option A: Mean value of I2
Option B: Square root of mean value of I2
Option C: Square root of I2
Option D: Square of 1/2
Correct Answer: Square root of mean value of I2 ✔
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Option A: 0.9sec
Option B: 15 sec
Option C: 1.5x105sec
Option D: 0.9x102sec
Correct Answer: 0.9sec ✔
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Option A: Stationary
Option B: Longitudinal
Option C: Transverse
Option D: All the above
Correct Answer: Transverse ✔
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Option A: Energy
Option B: Momentum
Option C: Mass
Option D: Heat
Correct Answer: Energy ✔
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Option A: Perpendicular to electric field
Option B: Perpendicular to both electric and magnetic field
Option C: Perpendicular to magnetic field
Option D: Parallel to electric and magnetic field
Correct Answer: Perpendicular to both electric and magnetic field ✔
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Option A: Magnetic field
Option B: Electric field
Option C: Electromagnetic force
Option D: Artificial gravitational field
Correct Answer: Electromagnetic force ✔
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Option A: 20A
Option B: 20.66A
Option C: 6.66A
Option D: 5.66A
Correct Answer: 5.66A ✔
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Option A: Average current
Option B: Sinusoidal current
Option C: r.m.s current
Option D: Net current
Correct Answer: r.m.s current ✔
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If capacitance of L-C circuit is made four times then frequency of the circuit becomes__________?
Option A: Twice
Option B: One half
Option C: Four times
Option D: None
Correct Answer: One half ✔
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Option A: Sound waves
Option B: Electromagnetic waves
Option C: Radio waves
Option D: Modulated waves
Correct Answer: Electromagnetic waves ✔
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Option A: Electric and magnetic fields moving parallel to each other
Option B: Magnetic field moving with velocity of light in space
Option C: Electric field moving with velocity of light
Option D: Electric and magnetic fields moving perpendicular to each other
Correct Answer: Electric and magnetic fields moving perpendicular to each other ✔
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Option A: λ-rays
Option B: Positive rays
Option C: Cathode rays
Option D: More than sound waves
Correct Answer: λ-rays ✔
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Option A: fluctuates off and on
Option B: varies in magnitude alone
Option C: changes its direction again and again
Option D: changes its magnitude harmonically and reverses its direction of flow after regularly recurring intervals
Correct Answer: changes its direction again and again ✔
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Option A: 4 volt
Option B: 5 volt
Option C: 2 volt
Option D: 0.4 volt
Correct Answer: 2 volt ✔
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Option A: weaken it
Option B: strengthen it
Option C: reverse its polarity
Option D: demagnetize it completely
Correct Answer: weaken it ✔
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Option A: very low damping
Option B: very high damping
Option C: no damping at all
Option D: radial field disintegration
Correct Answer: very low damping ✔
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Option A: a straight line parallel to the field
Option B: a parabola in a plane perpendicular to the field
Option C: a circle in a plane perpendicular to the field
Option D: a straight line along its initial direction
Correct Answer: a circle in a plane perpendicular to the field ✔
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Option A: use a very long and fine suspension
Option B: use a coil of very large area
Option C: use a coil with very large number of turns
Option D: use a very strong magnetic field
Correct Answer: use a very strong magnetic field ✔
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Option A: in series with the circuit
Option B: in parallel with circuit
Option C: in series with any of the parallel resistances in the circuit
Option D: in parallel with any of the series resistances in the circuit
Correct Answer: in series with the circuit ✔
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Option A: a most sensitive galvanometer is used
Option B: a steady voltage cell is used
Option C: the balance point is close to the middle of the wire
Option D: a high resistance box is used in one of its gap
Correct Answer: the balance point is close to the middle of the wire ✔
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Option A: 0.1 A
Option B: 1:00 AM
Option C: current sensitivity
Option D: 1 m A
Correct Answer: current sensitivity ✔
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Option A: C/BAN
Option B: CAN/B
Option C: BAN/C
Option D: ABC/N
Correct Answer: C/BAN ✔
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Option A: 18Ω
Option B: 30Ω
Option C: 24Ω
Option D: 12Ω
Correct Answer: 12Ω ✔
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Option A: B = μNI
Option B: B = μN/I
Option C: B = μnI
Option D: Both B and C
Correct Answer: Both B and C ✔
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Option A: 4πx10-9 WbA-1m-1
Option B: 4πx10-7 WbA-1m-1
Option C: 4πx10-10 WbA-1m-1
Option D: 4πx10-8 WbA-1m-1
Correct Answer: 4πx10-7 WbA-1m-1 ✔
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Option A: a circle
Option B: a spiral
Option C: an ellipse
Option D: helix
Correct Answer: helix ✔
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Option A: magnetic flux = flux density / area
Option B: magnetic flux = flux density x area
Option C: flux density = magnetic flux area
Option D: flux density = magnetic flux x area
Correct Answer: magnetic flux = flux density x area ✔
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Option A: τ = NIAB cosφ
Option B: τ = NIAB sinφ
Option C: τ = NIAB tanφ
Option D: τ = NIAB
Correct Answer: τ = NIAB ✔
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Option A: charge in motion
Option B: charge at rest
Option C: both
Option D: none
Correct Answer: charge in motion ✔
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Option A: R=qB/mV
Option B: R=mV/qB
Option C: R=qmV/B
Option D: R=qmB/V
Correct Answer: R=mV/qB ✔
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Option A: F=1/B
Option B: F=1/Bsinθ
Option C: F/0
Option D: F=1/Bcosθ
Correct Answer: F/0 ✔
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Option A: be rotating
Option B: come to rest in N-S direction
Option C: vibrating like galvanometer needle
Option D: comes to rest after rotation
Correct Answer: come to rest in N-S direction ✔
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Option A: independent mass m
Option B: directly proportional to m
Option C: directly proportional to q
Option D: directly proportional to B
Correct Answer: directly proportional to B ✔
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Option A: maximum current flows through the galvanometer branch
Option B: minimum current flows through the galvanometer branch
Option C: potential difference across galvanometer branch is maximum
Option D: potential difference across galvanometer branch is zero
Correct Answer: potential difference across galvanometer branch is zero ✔
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Option A: detect current in a circuit
Option B: measure current flowing through a circuit
Option C: measure voltage across a circuit
Option D: measure potential difference between two points in a circuit
Correct Answer: detect current in a circuit ✔
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Option A: BINA cosa
Option B: BINA sina
Option C: BINA tana
Option D: BINA
Correct Answer: BINA ✔
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Option A: 2.0 mA
Option B: 20 mA
Option C: 200 mA
Option D: 0.2 mA
Correct Answer: 2.0 mA ✔
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Option A: shunt value decreases
Option B: shunt value increases
Option C: shunt value remains the same
Option D: none of the above
Correct Answer: shunt value decreases ✔
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Option A: galvanometer
Option B: voltmeter
Option C: ammeter
Option D: AC transformer and DC generator
Correct Answer: AC transformer and DC generator ✔
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Option A: zero
Option B: equal to the restoring couple
Option C: greater than the restoring couple
Option D: smaller than the restoring couple
Correct Answer: equal to the restoring couple ✔
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Option A: voltmeter
Option B: galvanometer
Option C: cathode ray oscilloscope (CRO)
Option D: ammeter
Correct Answer: cathode ray oscilloscope (CRO) ✔
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Option A: E = BeV
Option B: B = eE/V
Option C: E = BV
Option D: E = BeV/2
Correct Answer: E = BV ✔
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Option A: NA-1m-1
Option B: NAm-1
Option C: NmA-1
Option D: NmA-2
Correct Answer: NA-1m-1 ✔
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The relationship between Tesla and smaller unit Gauss of magnetic induction is given by__________?
Option A: 1T = 103 G
Option B: 1T = 10-4 G
Option C: 1T = 10-2 G
Option D: 1T = 104 G
Correct Answer: 1T = 104 G ✔
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Option A: air
Option B: steel
Option C: Cu-Ni alloy
Option D: soft iron
Correct Answer: soft iron ✔
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Option A: always exerts a force on a charged particle
Option B: never exerts a force on a charged particles
Option C: exerts a force if the charged particle is moving in the direction of the magnetic field lines
Option D: exerts a force if the charged particle is moving perpendicular to the magnetic field lines
Correct Answer: exerts a force if the charged particle is moving perpendicular to the magnetic field lines ✔
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Option A: repel each other
Option B: attract each other
Option C: have no effect upon each other
Option D: they cancel out their individual magnetic fields
Correct Answer: repel each other ✔
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Option A: 1A
Option B: 10A
Option C: 100A
Option D: 1000A
Correct Answer: 100A ✔
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Option A: magnetic flux
Option B: magnetic field intensity
Option C: magnetic induction
Option D: self inductance
Correct Answer: magnetic induction ✔
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Option A: Positive
Option B: Negative
Option C: Both positive and negative
Option D: Neutral
Correct Answer: Neutral ✔
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Option A: Holes only
Option B: Electrons only
Option C: Electron and holes both
Option D: All of the above
Correct Answer: Electron and holes both ✔
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Option A: Conductors
Option B: Insulators
Option C: Semi conductors
Option D: All of the above
Correct Answer: Semi conductors ✔
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Option A: Face centred cubic
Option B: Body centred cubic
Option C: Simple cubic
Option D: All of the above
Correct Answer: Face centred cubic ✔
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Option A: Transport vibrations
Option B: Transport signals
Option C: Transport charge
Option D: Transport impulses
Correct Answer: Transport charge ✔
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Option A: Conduction band
Option B: Valence band
Option C: Forbidden band
Option D: Empty band
Correct Answer: Conduction band ✔
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Option A: Force corners
Option B: Nine corners
Option C: Eight corners
Option D: Six corners
Correct Answer: Eight corners ✔
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Option A: Cleavage
Option B: Symmetry
Option C: Isotropy
Option D: Homogeneity
Correct Answer: Cleavage ✔
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The bulk properties of materials such as their mode of fracture can be related to their__________?
Option A: Polymerization
Option B: Cleavage
Option C: Microstructure
Option D: Dislocation
Correct Answer: Microstructure ✔
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Option A: Demagnetization
Option B: Breakage
Option C: Extension
Option D: Surface cracking
Correct Answer: Demagnetization ✔
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Option A: Semi-conductor becomes conductors
Option B: Ferromagnetic becomes paramagnetic
Option C: Paramagnetic becomes diamagnetic
Option D: Metals become super conductor
Correct Answer: Ferromagnetic becomes paramagnetic ✔
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Option A: Stiffness
Option B: Toughness
Option C: Extension
Option D: Deformation
Correct Answer: Deformation ✔
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Option A: (F1+F2) (121+122)
Option B: (F1+F2) (122-112)
Option C: (F1+F2) (12-11)
Option D: (F1+F2) (12-11)
Correct Answer: (F1+F2) (12-11) ✔
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Option A: Brittle
Option B: Ductile
Option C: Amorphous
Option D: Polymers
Correct Answer: Ductile ✔
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Option A: 0.025J
Option B: 0.50J
Option C: 0.75J
Option D: 0.100J
Correct Answer: 0.75J ✔
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Option A: 2×108 Nm-2
Option B: 5×106 Nm-2
Option C: 0.5×10-6 Nm-2
Option D: 0.2×10-6Nm-2
Correct Answer: B. 5×106 Nm-2 ✔
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Option A: Nm-2
Option B: Jm-2
Option C: Nm-1
Option D: Being a number it has no unit.
Correct Answer: Nm-2 ✔
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Option A: Hysteresis curve
Option B: Hysteresis loop area
Option C: Hysteresis loop
Option D: Straight line
Correct Answer: Hysteresis loop area ✔
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Option A: Squids
Option B: Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI)
Option C: Magnetometer
Option D: Oscilloscope
Correct Answer: Squids ✔
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Option A: A party filled valence band and totally empty conduction band
Option B: A completely filled valence band a totally empty conduction band and a very wide forbidden band
Option C: A completely filled valence band a partially filled conduction band and a narrow forbidden band
Option D: A partly filled valence band a totally empty conduction band and a wide forbidden band
Correct Answer: A completely filled valence band a partially filled conduction band and a narrow forbidden band ✔
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Option A: Decreases
Option B: Increases
Option C: Remains same
Option D: First increases then decreases
Correct Answer: Increases ✔
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Option A: Semi conductor
Option B: Conductor
Option C: Metals
Option D: Non metals
Correct Answer: Non metals ✔
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Option A: Conduction band
Option B: Valence band
Option C: Forbidden band
Option D: Core band
Correct Answer: Core band ✔
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Option A: Electrical insulators alone
Option B: Electrical conductors alone
Option C: Electrical semi conductors alone
Option D: All of the above
Correct Answer: All of the above ✔
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Option A: Symmetry
Option B: Homogeneity
Option C: Isotropy
Option D: Cleavage
Correct Answer: Homogeneity ✔
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Option A: Isotropy
Option B: Cleavage
Option C: Homogeneity
Option D: The external symmetry of form
Correct Answer: The external symmetry of form ✔
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Option A: Semi conductor
Option B: Super conductors
Option C: Insulators
Option D: Conductor
Correct Answer: Insulators ✔
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