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A body is equilibrium may not have |
Momentum
Velocity
acceleration
K.E.
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2 |
A body is in a static equilibrium, only when it is |
Moving with uniform velocity
Moving with variable velocity
Moving with uniform acceleration
at rest
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3 |
A body is said to be in translations equilibrium, only if the vector sum of all the forces acting on it becomes. |
Double
Zero
Maximum
Quadruples
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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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5 |
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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6 |
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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7 |
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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8 |
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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9 |
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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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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12 |
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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13 |
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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15 |
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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16 |
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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17 |
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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18 |
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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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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20 |
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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21 |
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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23 |
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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24 |
If the K.E. of a body becomes four times of its initial value the new momentum will be. |
Half
Same
Four time
Double
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25 |
When the velocity of body is doubled which one is doubled too. |
K.E.
P.E
Momentum
Acceleration
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26 |
An object travels at constant speed around a circle of radius 1.0 m in 1.0 s the magnitude of its acceleration is. |
zero
1.0 m s-2
2 m s-2
4 pi2 m s-2
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Which of the following statement is correct for a particle moving in a horizontal circle with constant angular velocity. |
The linear momentum is constant but the K.E. varies
The K.E. is constant but the linear momentum varies
Both K.E. and linear momentum are constant
Both speed and linear velocity are constant.
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When a force of 4 N acts on a body of mass 2 kg for a time of 2 s, the rate of change of momentum is. |
2 kg ms -1
4 kg ms-1
8 kg m s-1
16 kg m s-1
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29 |
Which of the following is not an elastic collision |
A man jumps on a cart
A bullet embedded in a block
Colliding of two glass balls
Colliding of two tennis balls
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30 |
When net torque acting on a system is zero which of the following will be constant. |
Force
Angular momentum
Linear momentum
Linear impulse
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