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MDCAT 2026 SZABMU Past Papers Physics Chap No 12 Free Quiz 1
Practice MDCAT 2026 SZABMU Past Papers Physics MCQs from Chap No 12. Get instant results with Explanation.
Practice Quiz 1 for "Chap No 12" (Physics). Total 16 MCQs available, split into 2 quizzes. Start with the fundamentals and build a strong base. These concepts are fundamental for MDCAT and frequently appear in the exam. Pay extra attention to the underlying principles, as these MCQs are often tricky.
General5 MCQs
1. Which photon carries the most energy?
2. Which x-ray photon will have longest wavelength?
3. The half-life of Iodine-131 is:
4. The half-life of carbon is 5730 years. How much carbon will left after 22920 years?
5. He represents:
General5 MCQs
6. The half life of Iodine-31 is:
7. The relation between the decay constant λ and the half-life T₁/₂ is:
8. 1 becquerel is equal to:
9. Geiger Muller Counter's wire is maintained at:
10. Skin burns, loss of hair, drop in the white blood cells etc. are examples of:

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