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PPSC Physics Chapter 1 MECHANICS MCQs With Answers
Question # 1
For the angular momentum of a system to remains constant, the external torque should be
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small
Large
Neither small nor large
zero
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Question # 2
Which of the following is not true.
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Velocity can be nagative
Velocity is a scalar
Speed is a vector
Speed can be negative
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Question # 3
The gravitational field strength at a point p on the earth's surfae is numerically equal to.
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The acceleration of free fail at p
The change in P.E. per unit distance at P
The change in P.E. per unit distance at P
The work done in bringing unit mass from infinity to P
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Question # 4
A rocket propulsion is based on the principle of.
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Conservation of momentum
Conservation of mass
Conservation of energy
Floatation
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Question # 5
In simple harmonic motion we have the conservation of.
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K.E.
P.E
Total energy
Electrical energy
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Question # 6
The process of getting energy by direct combusting method from the waste products is commonly known as.
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Solid waste
Depletion region
Green house
Fregmentation
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Question # 7
MT-2 is the dimensionless formula of.
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Moment of iniertia
Viscosity
surface tension
Angular acceleration
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Question # 8
A negative acceleration does not necessaryimply.
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Decreasing speed
An increasing distance
An increasing speed
A decreasing distance
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Question # 9
When a body is lifted through a height 'h' the work done on the body appears in the form of.
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K.E
P.E
Heat
Density
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Question # 10
A mass accelerates uniformly when the resulting force acting on it.
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is zero
Is constant but not zero
Increases uniformly w.r.t time
Is proportional to the displacement of the mass from a fixed point
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Question # 11
A body is in a static equilibrium, only when it is
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Moving with uniform velocity
Moving with variable velocity
Moving with uniform acceleration
at rest
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Question # 12
Which of the following is dimensionless.
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Strain
Stress
Pressure
Volume
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Question # 13
A force of 20 N is applied on an elastic spring if the extension produced in the springs to cm, the value of spring constant.
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2 Nm-1
20 N m-1
200 N m-1
2,000 N m-1
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Question # 14
What is the period of geostationary satellite.
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6 hours
12 hours
18 hours
24 hours
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Question # 15
For which of the following objects is the centre of mass equidistant from every point on its surface
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An unsharpened pencil
A gramophone record
An egg
A table tennis ball
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Question # 16
tuning a radio set is an example of.
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Musical resonance
Electrical resonance
Mechanical resonance
Damping
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Question # 17
Which one of the following pairs does not have the same dimensions.
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Force and weigfht
Pressure and stress
Capacitance and resistance
Energy and work
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Question # 18
A fixed pulley is emplyed to
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Do some work
Change the directionof force
Do more work with the same force but without using the pulling
Have mechanical advantage greater than 1
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Question # 19
A body in equilibrium may not have
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Velocity
Momentum
Acceleration
K.E
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Question # 20
Which vector gives the displacement from one point another in space.
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Null vector
Position vector
Unit vector
Distance vector
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Question # 21
If mass attached to a spring increases then its time period.
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Increases
Decreases
Remains constant
Decreases slightly
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