Maharashtra Board (MSBSHSE) Previous year Question Paper for Class 12 Physics 2016

The average of the top three performing subjects in Class 10 of the board examinations will be used to evaluate a student's performance in college-based assessments in Class 12 and 11 internal exams, as well as the average of the best three performing subjects in Class 10 of the board exams. The best three performing subjects in Class X board examinations, as well as scores in college-based assessments in Std 12 & Std 11th exams, will be evaluated for an objective and accurate depiction of a student's performance. Scores in one or more (unit test/first-semester examinations/practice exams) theory papers from Class 12 will count for 40% of the total, whilst marks from the final exam from Class 11 and the average of the highest three performing theoretical papers from Class 10 will count for 30% each. The overall evaluation will be based on a student's performance in theory papers, orals, and practical assessments.

Things Included in Maharashtra Board (MSBSHSE) Physics Class 12 Question Paper 2016 

The notion of a perfect gas, Kinetic theory assumptions, Path of least resistance, The pressure of a gas may be calculated using this formula. Degrees of liberty, Boyle's law was deduced in this way. Thermodynamics: Thermal equilibrium and temperature definition The first law of thermodynamics, the second law of thermodynamics, the third law of thermodynamics, the fourth law of thermodynamics, the fifth law of thermodynamics, the Refrigerators and engines that generate heat Black body radiation is a qualitative concept. Wein's law of displacement, Stefan's law, the greenhouse effect Distribution of Maxwell, Application of the law of energy equipartition to specific heat capacities of gasses.

Syllabus of Physics Class 12 Maharashtra Board (MSBSHSE)

Circular Motion

The angle of displacement Angular acceleration and angular velocity The relationship between linear and angular velocity, Circular motion that is consistent, Acceleration in all directions, Forces of centripetal and centrifugal motion Road resurfacing, Because of the gravitational pull of the earth, there is a vertical circular motion. The equation for velocity and energy at various vertical circular motion points. In the same way that linear motion has kinematic equations, the circular motion also has them.

Gravitation

Newton's gravitational law, Satellite projection, Time that repeats itself, The laws of motion as stated by Kepler, A satellite's binding energy and escape velocity In orbit, there is a state of weightlessness. Altitude, latitude, depth, and velocity affect 'Gyration Satellite communication and its applications.

Rotational Motion

The motion of rolling, M.I. has a physical significance. Gyration radius, gyration radius, gyration radius, gyration radius Torque, The parallel and perpendicular axes principle, M.I. of various regular-shaped entities centered on specific axes The conservation of angular momentum.

Oscillations

Linear S.H.M. differential equation U.C.M. projection on any diameter S.H.M. phase, K.E. and P.E. in S.H.M., Composition of two S.H.M.s with the same period and running in the same direction. Damped S.H.M. simple pendulum. 

Elasticity

An overview of the elastic property, Deformation, Plasticity The terms "stress" and "strain" are defined as follows: The law of Hooke, The Poisson's ratio is a measure of how likely something is to happen. The elastic energy, The relationship between elastic constants, 'Y' determination, Metal wire behavior under increasing loads, Elastic behavior of materials are used in various applications.

Surface Tension

Based on molecular theory, surface tension Energy at the surface, Capillarity and capillary action, surface tension, and angle of contact Surface tension is affected by impurities and temperature.

Wave Motion

Simple harmonic progressive waves, transverse and longitudinal wave reflection, phase change, wave superposition, beat formation, Doppler effect in sound 8. Waves that remain stationary Formation of stationary waves on a string, Study of vibrations in a limited medium The study of air column vibrations, including free and forced vibrations, as well as resonance.

Stationary Waves

Vibrations in a limited medium are studied. On a string, stationary waves form. Vibrations of air columns are studied. Vibrations, both free and forced Resonance.

Kinetic Theory of Gasses and Radiation

The notion of a perfect gas, Kinetic theory assumptions, Path of least resistance, The pressure of a gas may be calculated using this formula. Degrees of liberty, Boyle's law was deduced in this way. Thermodynamics: Thermal equilibrium and temperature definition The first law of thermodynamics, the second law of thermodynamics, the third law of thermodynamics, the fourth law of thermodynamics, the fifth law of thermodynamics, the Refrigerators and engines that generate heat Black body radiation is a qualitative concept. Wein's law of displacement, Stefan's law, the greenhouse effect Distribution of Maxwell, Application of the law of energy equipartition to specific heat capacities of gasses.

Wave Theory of Light

The lightwave hypothesis, The Principle of Huygens, Wavefront construction, both planar and spherical The front of the wave and the normal of the wave At a planar surface, there is a reflection. At a planar surface, refraction occurs. Polarization, Polaroids, Polarization, Polarization, Polarization, Polarization, Polarization, Polarization, Polarization, Polar Light that is polarized in a plane, The law of Brewster, In light, there is a Doppler effect.

Interference and Diffraction

Light interference, In order to produce a stable interference pattern, the following conditions must be met. In the experiment of Young, Interference bands are subjected to analytic analysis. The wavelength is measured using a biprism experiment. Rayleigh's criteria, diffraction owing to a single slit A microscope and telescope's resolving power. There is a distinction between interference and diffraction.

Electrostatics Gauss’

Proofs of theorems and their applications Mechanical force on a charged conductor's unit area, a medium's energy density, Electric polarization and dielectrics Condenser concept, Parallel plate condenser capacity, Dielectric effect on capacity, Charged condenser energy, Van-de Graaff generator, series, and parallel condensers.