Q.35 Bacterial plasmid genes of non‑chromosomal origin are associated with (A) providing resistance against antibacterial agents (B) the degradation of toxic materials (C) the production of certain toxins (D) the […]
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Homolactic Fermentation Energy Efficiency
Q.34 The ΔG°′ for homolactic fermentation converting glucose to lactate is −196 kJ mol⁻¹. If ΔG°′ for the formation of ATP is +30.5 kJ mol⁻¹, then (A) homolactic fermentation is […]
Organs Correctly Paired with Digestion Functions
Q.33 Which of the following organs are correctly paired with their function? (A) Large intestine — Protein digestion (B) Oral cavity — Starch digestion (C) Pancreas — Bile production (D) […]
Trp Operon Regulation
Q.32 Which of the following is (are) INCORRECT in the regulation of the trp operon? (A) It is an example of a negatively controlled repressible operon. (B) The amino acid […]
Cells Involved in Allergic Reactions with IgE Receptors and Histamine
Q.31 The cells involved in allergic reactions and containing surface receptors of IgE antibodies and histamine are (A) Basophils (B) Mast cells (C) Monocytes (D) Neutrophils Mast cells are the […]
Elastic Collision Heavy Mass M >> m
Q.30 A body XX of mass MM moving with velocity vv hits a stationary body YY of mass mm. If M≫mM≫m and XX moves with the velocity v′v′, then the velocity of YY after an elastic collision is (A) 2v (B) v+v′ (C) v−v′ (D) 2v′ The correct answer is […]
Energy Stored in Parallel Inductors Ratio 1:2 Explained
Q.29 Two inductors PP and QQ having inductance ratio 1:21:2 are connected in parallel in an electric circuit. The energy stored in the inductors PP and QQ are in the ratio (A) 1:4 (B) 1:2 (C) 2:1 (D) 4:1 The energy stored […]
Dimensions of P in Particle Position Equation y=Pt+Q
Q.28 The position of a particle along the y-axis is y=Pt+Qy=Pt+Q. For the equation to be dimensionally consistent, the dimension of PP in terms of length [L][L] and time [T][T] is (A) LT−?LT−? (B) LT2LT2 (C) LTLT (D) LT−1LT−1 The correct […]
Solving P ∖ (Q ∪ R) Set Difference
Q.27 If P={1,2,−1,3}P={1,2,−1,3}, Q={0,4,1,3}Q={0,4,1,3} and R={1,6,7}R={1,6,7}, then P∖(Q∪R)=P∖(Q∪R)= (A) {1,2}{1,2} (B) {4,3}{4,3} (C) {2,1}{2,1} (D) {2,3}{2,3} P ∖ (Q ∪ R) equals {2, -1} for the given sets, but none of the options match exactly due to order differences. […]
Equation of Circle with Diameter Endpoints (2,0) and (4,0) – MCQ Solved
Q.26 If one of the diameters of a circle has end points (2,0)(2,0) and (4,0)(4,0), then the equation of that circle is (A) x2−3x+y2+5=0x2−3x+y2+5=0 (B) x2−4x+y2+6=0x2−4x+y2+6=0 (C) x2−5x+y2+7=0x2−5x+y2+7=0 (D) x2−6x+y2+8=0x2−6x+y2+8=0 The correct answer is option (D) […]


