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The work performed on an object does not depend on:

Question # 2

In the force applied to parallel to the direction of motion, then the work done is:

Question # 3

Area under the force displacement graph gives

Question # 4

Work-energy principle states that work done on the body by applied force is equal to change in:

Question # 5

The tidal energy is due to gravitational pull of :

Question # 6

The work done in moving a body between two points in a conservation field is independent of the:

Question # 7

SI Unit of work is

Question # 8

The work done by a force, keeping an object in circular motion with constant speed is:

Question # 9

Work is always done on a body when:

Question # 10

A field in which the work done is moving a body along closed path is zero is called:

Question # 11

Most of the geysers occur in:

Question # 12

Work done is maximum when angle between force and displacement is

Question # 13

The field in which work done in moving a body between two points depends upon the path followed is called:

Question # 14

Watt x second is unit of:

Question # 15

The amount of coal used since 1945 up till now as compared to that used in the whole of history before that is

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1 A 100 Kg car is moving at the speed of 10 m/sec and comes to rest after covering a distance of 50 m. The amount of work done against the friction is:
A. +5 X 101J
B. +5 X 102J
C. +5 X 103J
D. +5 X 104J
2 Work has the dimension as that of:
A. Torque
B. Angular momentum
C. Linear momentum
D. Power
3 Teh consumption of energy by a 1000 watt heater in half an hour is:
A. 5 Kwh
B. 0.5 Kwh
C. 2.5 Kwh
D. 3.2 Kwh
4 Work done by the force of friction is always
A. Positive
B. Zero
C. Negative
D. Maximum
5 Work done is maximum when angle between force and displacement is:
A. 0°
B. 90°
C. 180°
D. None of these
6 Work done is maximum when angle between force and displacement is
A. 0°
B. 90°
C. 180°
D. None of these
7 A field in which the work done in moving a body along closed path is zero is called
A. Nuclear Field
B. Conservative field
C. Gravitational field
D. Non-conservative field
8 The space around the earth in which its gravitational force acts on a body is called
A. Electric Field
B. Gravitational field
C. Magnetic field
D. Conservative field
9 A field in which the work done is moving a body along closed path is zero is called:
A. Nuclear filed
B. Conservative field
C. Gravitational field
D. Non-conservative field
10 The space around the earth within which it expects a force of attraction on other bodies is known as:
A. Nuclear field
B. Conservative field
C. Electric field
D. Gravitational field

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