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PPSC Physics Chapter 1 MECHANICS MCQs With Answers
Question # 1
Which vector gives the displacement from one point to another in space.
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Position vector
Unit vector
Null vector
Distance vector
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Question # 2
The centre of gravity of a rectangular or parallel gram shaped plate is.
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At the centre
At the intersection of diagonals
At the intersection of medians
At the axis of rotation
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Question # 3
Angular frequency time period and frequency in SHM do not depend upon.
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Mass
Force constant
Amplitude
All of these
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Question # 4
A shell explodes and many pieces fly off in different directions, which of the following is conserved.
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Momentum
K.E.
Momentum and K.E
Neither momentum nor K.E.
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Question # 5
when a bowl of water is take into the bottom of a well the work done is.
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Positive
Negative
Zero
Maximum
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Question # 6
If slope of velocity time graph gradually decreases, then a body is said to have
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Negative acceleration
Positive acceleration
Uniform velocity
Variable velocity
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Question # 7
The product of force and duration of impact is called.
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Density
Momentum
Torque
Impulse
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Question # 8
If a body of mass 'm' was released in a vacuum just above the surface of a planet of mass M and radius R what will be the gravitational acceleration.
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GmM/R
GM/R
2
GM/R
GM/2R
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Question # 9
The maximum height reached by a projectile with a velocity of 14 m s-1 at an angle of 30
o
with the horizontal is.
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1.5 m
2.5 m
1 m
2 m
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Question # 10
The fundamental quantities which form the base of the SI are.
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mass, energy and time
mass, force and time
mass, length and time
mass , length and time
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Question # 11
The amplitude of a vibrating body placed in a resistive medium.
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Increases exponentially with time
Decreases exponentially with time
Remains constant with time
Cannot be observed
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Question # 12
The value of 'g' is affected by earth's
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Non spherical shape
Daily motion
Volume
Density
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Question # 13
A body in equilibrium may not have
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Velocity
Momentum
Acceleration
K.E
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Question # 14
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 # 15
A body of mass 1 kg hanging with a spring of spring constant 60 N m-1 is rotation in a horizontal circle The values of angular frequency will be.
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80 .94 Hz
89. 4 Hz
98. 4 Hz
108 . 6 Hz
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Question # 16
One light year is equal to.
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9.46 x 10
15
cm
9.46 x 10
15
m
9.46 x 10
15
km
7.88 x 10
14
m
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Question # 17
A man in an elevator ascending with an acceleration will feel that his weight.
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Has increased
Has decreased
Remains the same
Vanishes
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Question # 18
Which of the following is a set of supplementary units.
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Radian and steradian
Radian and mole
Steradian and candela
Radian and kelvin
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Question # 19
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 # 20
When velocity of the body is doubled, which one is doubled too.
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K.E.
P.E
Momentum
Acceleration
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Question # 21
Time period of a simple pendulum depends upon.
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Thickness of the thread
Mass of the pendulum
Length of the pendulum
Amplitude of vibration
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