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A body is said to be in complete equilibiurm when |
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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2 |
The 1st condition of equilibriums satisfied if. |
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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3 |
The condition of complete equilibrium is satisfied if. |
Vector sum of all the torques is zero
Vector sum of all the forces is zero
Vector sum of all the forces and torques is zero
Angular acceleration is zero
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4 |
If the vector sum of all the torques is zero then |
1st condition is satisfied
2nd condition is satisfied
Centre of mass is lowered
Gravity becomes zero
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5 |
If the resultant of all the forces acting on a body is zero then the body is in |
Translation equilibrium
Rotational equilibrium
Equilibrium
Dynamic equilibrium
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6 |
If gravitational field is not uniform over the extended object or system of point masses the centre of mass and centreof gravity will |
Be antiparallel
Not coincide
Coincide
Be perpendicular
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7 |
A point mass moves through a circular arc of length 'l' and radius 'r' in time 't' what is the angular velocity about the centre of the circle. |
i/rt
r/it
2/rt
rt
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Which of the following quantities is zero about the centre of mass of body. |
Mass
acceleration
Moment
Angular acceleration
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9 |
The centre of gravity of an irregular shaped object lies at |
The intersection of diagonals
The intersection of medians
Its centre
The axis of rotation
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10 |
The point of which the whole weight of the body acts |
zero point
Centre of mass
Centre of gravity
Equilibrium
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The centre of gravity of an object is also called. |
Centre of buoyancy
Centre of mass
Centre of the body
Torque
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12 |
A force passing through the centre of gravity of a body |
Causes its translational motion
Causes its rotational motion
Holds the body in equilibrium
Produces both translational and rotational motion.
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13 |
The centre of gravity of a rectangular or parallel gram shaped plate is. |
At the centre
At the intersection of diagonals
At the intersection of medians
At the axis of rotation
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14 |
The centre of gravity of a cylinder is. |
At the intersection of medians
At the centre
At the middle point of axis
At the intersection of diagonals
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15 |
The centre of gravity of a body is |
The centre of the body
The point at the mass of the body acts
The point at which the whole weight of the body acts
The point of rotation
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16 |
The centre of mass of a system is a point where an applied force causes the system to move. |
With rotation
Without rotation
Fastly
Slowly
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17 |
A force applied at centre of mass of a body |
Does not produce any torque
Produces torque
Produces acceleration
Produce couple
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18 |
The point of which an applied force produces a linear acceleration but no rotation is called. |
Centre of the body
Centre of the mass
Centre of gravity
Weight of the body
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For which of the following objects is the centre of mass equidistant from every point on its surface |
An unsharpened pencil
A gramophone record
An egg
A table tennis ball
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20 |
If a force 5 N applied parallel to a moment arm 5 m then torque will be |
0 N m
5 N m
10 N m
25 Nm
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