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PPSC Physics Chapter 1 MECHANICS MCQs With Answers
Question # 1
A spring of force constant k is out into three equal pats. The force constant of earth part will b e.
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k
3 k
k/3
k/2
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Question # 2
A force of 50 N acts on a body for 10 s the change in momentum will be.
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5 N s
200 Ns
500 Ns
800 N s
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Question # 3
If two bodes are under a collision that is not perfectly elastic then.
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K.E. is conserved but momentum is not
Momentum is conserved but K.E. is not
Neither K.E. nor momentum is conserved
Both K.E. and momentum are conserved
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Question # 4
Which of the following is SI base unit for temperature.
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Celsius
Kelvin
Fahrenheit
Rankine
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Question # 5
Planets move around the sun due to.
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Centrifugal force
Centripetal force
Gravitational pull between them
Frictional force between them
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Question # 6
If 'p' is the momentum of an object of mass 'm' the expression p2/m has base units identical to.
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Power
Force
Velocity
Energy
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Question # 7
A diver leaving the diving board makes a somer sault in the air.
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This is due to gravitational force
The moment of inertia is decreased during the turn
His moment of inertia is increased
He pushes at the air for making the true
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Question # 8
Which are the two basic properties of a vector.
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Curvature and direction
Magnitude and direction
Magnitude and sign
Curvature and sign
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Question # 9
Which one of the following is not a dimensionless quantity.
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Radian
pi
Decibel
Force
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Question # 10
A ball mass 0.25 kg is thrown to a height of 20 m The change in G.P.E is
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49 J
50 J
-75 J
500 J
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Question # 11
The term radius of gyration relates to.
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Moment of force
Moment of inertia
Law of gravitation
simple harmonic motion
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Question # 12
A body is equilibrium may not have
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Momentum
Velocity
acceleration
K.E.
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Question # 13
The magnitude of the resultant of two forces may be increased by
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Increasing the angle between them
Decreasing the angle between them
Drawing the parallelogram to represent them
Drawing the force perpendicularly
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Question # 14
A body is said to be in complete equilibiurm when
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It attains translational equilibrium
Vector sum of all the forces is zero
Vector sum of all the torques is zero
Vector sum of all the torque and forces is zero
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Question # 15
The 1st condition of equilibriums satisfied if.
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Linear acceleration is zero
Angular acceleration is zero
The vector sum of all the forces is zero
The vector sum of all the torque is increase
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Question # 16
Linear acceleration of a point moving in a circle of radius 30 cm with angular acceleration of 0.5 rad s-2 is
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1.5 cm s-2
2.5 cm s-2
10 cm s-1
15 cm s-2
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Question # 17
Work has the same dimensions as that of
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Power
Liner momentum
Angular momentum
Torque
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Question # 18
Absolute P.E. of a body can be calculated
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At centre of the earth
Below centre of the earth
From surface of the earth
Below surface of the earth
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Question # 19
The path of projectile is maximum at
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Point of lauch
Highest point
Point of landing
Both a and c
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Question # 20
The resultant of two force 3 N and 4 N making an angle 90
o
with each other is.
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1 N
3 N
5 N
10 N
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Question # 21
A geostationary satellite covers
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100
o
of longitude
120
o
of longitude
130
o
longitude
140
o
of longitude
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