PPSC Physics Full Book With Answers

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PPSC Physics Full Book

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1 In an elastic collision K.E. is conserved Both K.E. and momentum are conserved K.E. is not conserved Only momentum is conserved
2 The moment of linear momentum is called. Torque Couple Impulse Angular momentum
3 Impulse is equal to. F x t/2 \F x t /4 F x t F x t /m
4 In an ideal case, when no K.E. is lost the collision is. Perfectly elastic Perfectly inelastic May or may not be elastic May or may not be inelastic
5 Temperature changes when two balls collide which one of the following is conserved. Angular momentum linear momentum Velocity Kinetic energy
6 If the rate of change of momentum w.r.t Time is zero then Momentum is a function of time Momentums is not conserves Momentum is constant The impulse is into he same direction as the momentum
7 In a projectile motion, the horizontal range depends upon. Initial velocity Velocity at the highest position angel of projection Vertical component of velocity
8 When a projectile reaches the highest point the vertical component of velocity becoems. Small Vi cos thetha Zero Maximum
9 During the projectile motion, the horizontal component of velocity. Changes with time Becomes zero Does not change but remains constant Increases with time
10 If the K.E. of a body becomes 4 times of its initial value, the new momentum will be half Same Double 4 times
11 When velocity of the body is doubled, which one is doubled too. K.E. P.E Momentum Acceleration
12 A shell explodes and many pieces fly off in different directions, which of the following is conserved. Momentum K.E. Momentum and K.E Neither momentum nor K.E.
13 The velocity of an object when projected from the earth in order to escape the earth's gravitational field is called the. <div>Terminal velocity</div> Average velocity Instant aeneous velocity Escape velocity
14 Two bullets a and b have masses 1 kg and 12 kg respectively. K.E. of B will be twice that of A K.E. of A will be twice that of B Both have same K.E. K.E. of A will be half that of B
15 If two different masses have same momentum then the lighter one has more. K.E. and velocity Velocity only Both K.E. and P.E. Only P.E
16 The horizontal range is equal for the angles. 30 <sup>o</sup> and 45 <sup>o</sup> 30 <sup>o </sup>and 60 <sup>o</sup> 45 <sup>o</sup> and 90 <sup>o</sup> 60 <sup>o </sup>and 75 <sup>o</sup>
17 The equation of parabola is. y= bx - ax2 x = by - ay2 y = ax + bx2 x = a -by2
18 A ball is thrown straight up when the ball reaches the highest point. Both is velocity and acceleration are zero In velocity os zero but acceleration is not zero. It acceleration is zero but velocity is not zero. Neither velocity nor acceleration is zero.
19 In projectile motion, the body has One component of velocity Two components of velocity Three components of velocity No component of velocity
20 For maximum range angle of projection of the projectile should be 45 <sup>o</sup> 90<sup> o</sup> 120 <sup>o</sup> 180 <sup>o</sup>
21 The path of a projectile is a Straight line Circle Ellipse Parabola
22 The maximum height reached by a projectile with a velocity of 14 m s-1 at an angle of 30 owith the horizontal is. 1.5 m 2.5 m 1 m 2 m
23 The path of projectile is maximum at Point of lauch Highest point Point of landing Both a and c
24 If the presence of air friction, the path of a projectile appears as. Straight line Parabola Hyperbola zig zag
25 The horizontal distance of a projectile from the point of launch to the point of impacts is called. Height of projectile Range of projectile Path of projectile Angle of projectile
26 The magnitude of the instantaneous velocity is called the. <sub>Displacement</sub> Speed Acceleration Length
27 If the average velocity of an object is zero in some time internal the displacement of the object for that intercanal will be. Infinite zero Increase Decreasing
28 A negative acceleration does not necessaryimply. Decreasing speed An increasing distance An increasing speed A decreasing distance
29 If two bodes are under a collision that is not perfectly elastic then. 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
30 A body is termed as perfectly elastic if. It can move freely Its surface is perfectly somooth It is not affected by an external force It recovers the original shape when the deforming force is remover
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