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Physics English Medium Fsc Part 1 Chapter 10 Online MCQs Test MCQs With Answers
Question # 1
The accepted value for speed of light in vacuum
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2.99 x 10
8
m - sec
-1
2.99 x 10
6
m - sec
-1
2.99 x 10
8
km - sec
-1
2.99 x 10
8
m - h
-1
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Question # 2
If focal length of objective and eye piece is 0.5 m and 10 cm respectively then magnifying power of telescope will be.
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0.5
5
10
20
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Question # 3
The first person who attempted to measure the speed of light was.
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Michelson
Hygen's
Galileo
Ability
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Question # 4
For normal adjustment what is the length of astronomical telescope if focal lengths of astronomical telescope if focal lengths of objective and eye piece are 100 cm 20 cm respectively.
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10 cm
20 cm
5 cm
120 cm
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Question # 5
If a convex lens is used as a magnifying glass, whcih lens will give higher magnification that has.
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Short size
Long focal length
Large size
Short focal length
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Question # 6
Total confined light is obtained by
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Total internal reflection
Refraction of light
Diffraction
Polarization
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Question # 7
Reapters are placed in new system at distance of.
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30 km
50 km
80 km
100 km
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Question # 8
The units of magnifying power of microscope or telescope are.
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Metre
m
-1
dioptre
No unit
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Question # 9
If the object is at 5 cm from the lens of simple microscope than its magnifying power will be.
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5
10
15
25
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Question # 10
More details of an object can be seen with a microscope by using
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Green light
Red light
Yellow light
Blue light
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Question # 11
The magnifying power is also called
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Resolving power
Angular magnification
Strength of eye
None of these
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