Name of the College……………………………………………………………………
Fig. 1 Fig. 2Fig. 3 Fig. 4Which drawing is correct?A. Fig.1B. Fig.2 C. Fig.3 D. Fig.4 6.When a car is braked with its wheels blocked, the stopping distance depends onA.the weight of the car onlyB.the weight of the car and width of the tyresC.the width of the tyres onlyD.none of the above7.You want to see yourself in a wall mirror completely. What height should it be?A.The mirror must be twice your heightB.The mirror must be your heightC.A mirror with half your height will be sufficientD.It depends on your distance from the mirror
8.
An astronaut is on the orbiting Space Shuttle, approximately 100 km above thesurface of the Earth. (The Earth's radius is 6360 km and its mass is ~5.98 x 10
24
kg.)At this location, one might predict the acceleration of gravity to be ____.A.significantly greater than 9.8 m/s/sB.significantly less than 9.8 m/s/sC.equal to 9.8 m/s/s, to within 10%D.0 m/s/s, since the astronauts are 'in space'9.A plastic tube is charged by rubbing it with fur. The plastic tube acquires a negativecharge. This is evidence thatA.plastic molecules have a greater attraction for electrons than fur moleculesB.fur molecules have a greater attraction for electrons than plastic moleculesC.plastic is an insulator and fur is a conductor D.fur is a insulator and plastic is a conductor 10.A typical frequency for X-rays isA. 10
12
HzB. 10
14
Hz C. 10
16
Hz D. 10
18
Hz11.The electrostatic force in two spatial dimensions falls off asA. 1/r
2
B.1/rC.ln rD. 1/
√
r 12.An astro-warrier traveling at .87c holds a 1-metre spear in her hand, holding itstraight forward. The astronaut sees the spear's length as
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