The primary colours of light are MCQ with Answer and Explanation

The primary colours of light are
A. Red, orange, violet
B. Cyan, magenta, yellow
C. Red, yellow, blue
D. Red, green, blue
Answer: Option D
Solution (By JKSSB Mock Tests)
Additive primary: RGB.

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Question #1
A wire of resistance 6 Ω is stretched to thrice its original length. New resistance is
A. 18 Ω
B. 36 Ω
C. 2 Ω
D. 54 Ω

Correct Answer: Option D


Explanation:
R ∝ L² (volume constant). L'=3L => R' = 3² × 6 = 9×6 = 54 Ω. Generally, R' = n² R for stretching n times. Important concept.

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Question #2
Atom's nucleus contains:
A. Protons, neutrons, electrons
B. Protons and neutrons
C. Electrons and protons
D. Only protons

Correct Answer: Option B


Explanation:
Nucleus: protons (+) and neutrons (neutral); electrons orbit outside. Atomic number = proton count; mass number = protons + neutrons. Memory tip: 'Nucleus = nucleons (p+n); electrons in shells'. Basic atomic structure frequently tested in competitive modern physics sections.

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Question #3
Wire stretched to double length (volume constant). New resistance:
A. 2R
B. R/2
C. 4R
D. R

Correct Answer: Option C


Explanation:
Volume constant: A' = A/2 when L' = 2L. R' = ρ(2L)/(A/2) = 4ρL/A = 4R. Memory tip: 'Stretch wire: R ∝ L² when volume fixed'. Resistance proportionality frequently tested in competitive exams.

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