Physics Chapter 1 Entry test MCQs

a. Momentum
b. Potential energy
c. Both potential and kinetic energy
d. Kinetic energy

a. Momentum

a. 25 m
b. 15 m
c. 30 m
d. 20 m

d. 20 m

a. H = 8T²/g
b. H = gT²/8
c. H = 8/gT²
d. H = 8g/T²

b. H = gT²/8

a. Velocity
b. Acceleration
c. Horizontal velocity
d. Vertical velocity

d. Vertical velocity

a. vi sin θ/2g
b. vi sin θ/2g
c. 2vi sin θ/g
d. vi sin θ/g

d. vi sin θ/g

a. Which is fired at 70°
b. Which is fired at 20°
c. None of these
d. Both have same range

d. Both have same range

a. Cycle
b. Range
c. Height
d. Trajectory

d. Trajectory

projectile-graph

which statement is true for the projectile when it is at the highest point Q of its path?

a. The horizontal component of the projectile acceleration is zero
b. The kinetic energy of the projectile is zero
c. The horizontal component of the projectile velocity is zero
d. The momentum of the projectile is zero

a. The horizontal component of the projectile acceleration is zero

a. 60 m/s
b. 20 m/s
c. 29.4 m/s
d. 6.67 m/s

b. 20 m/s

a. 60°
b. 43°
c. 30°
d. None

b. 43°

horizontal_and_vertical

B

PAST PAPER MCQS

a. Straight line path
b. Circular path
c. Parabolic path
d. Hyperbolic

c. Parabolic path

a. A = 3
b. A = 1
c. A = 4
d. A = 2

b. A = 1

a. Remains constant
b. Decreases linearly
c. Decreases parabolically
d. Doubles

b. Decreases linearly

a. Un-guided and powered
b. Un-powered and guided
c. Un-powered and un-guided
d. Powered and guided

c. Un-powered and un-guided

a. 40ms-2
b. 30ms-2
c. 10ms-2
d. 20ms-2

c. 10ms-2

a. V1′ ≈ V1 ; V2′ ≈  0
b. V1′ ≈ – V1 ; V2′ ≈ V1
c. V1′ ≈ – V1 ; V2′ ≈ 0
d. V1′ ≈ V1 ; V2′ ≈ 2V1

d. V1′ ≈ V1 ; V2′ ≈ 2V1

a. 2 seconds
b. 1 second
c. 24 seconds
d. 12 seconds

a. 2 seconds

a. 2vi sin θ/g
b. v2i sin2 θ/g
c. v2i sin2 θ
d. v2i sinθ/g

a. 2vi sin θ/g

a. Uniform acceleration
b. Variable acceleration
c. Negative acceleration
d. Uniform velocity

a. Uniform acceleration

a. 2aS = Vf² – Vi²
b. 2S = a(Vf² – Vi²)
c. a = 2S(Vf² – Vi²)
d. S = 2a(Vf² – Vi²)

a. 2aS = Vf² – Vi²

a. 98ms-2
b. 9.8ms-2
c. – 9.8ms-2
d. 980ms-2

c. – 9.8ms-2

a. 49.0ms-1
b. 1.96m s-1
c. 98.0ms-1
d. 98.0ms-1

a. 49.0ms-1

a. 0.87E
b. 0.71E
c.  E
d. 0.50E

d. 0.50E

a. The binding energy of the nucleus
b. Moment of inertia of a body
c. The gravitational force between the two bodies
d. The stress in wire due to load hanging from it

c. The gravitational force between the two bodies

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