ip CORNER - Bree a! Avnet ' complementay pat of he learning process. t gues You a total insight who the leaming outcomes have been achieved or not, After ping through the correspon NCERT Textbook chapter attempt these question in exam lke environment. Give yoursel four ay for correct answer and deduct one matk for ‘Wrong answer.A table is given atthe end, that wi) You plan your next step, All the Best! 2 SCALARS AND VECTORS 7. Given A+B+C+B=6, which of the following é ‘statements is not correct? {Which ofthe following is not a scalar quantity? (0) B/C anh Daca exhibe snulhyeci (@) Temperature (0) Coefficient of fiction HCE (ASC) cacao (©) Charge €) Impulse (b) The magnitude of qUals the 2. In Latin, the word magnitude of (B+ 5) (@) magnitude °° om “i (© Themagnitud of A can neverbe greater tha (©) cartier @ cp the sum of the magnitudes of B, Gand B. @ A vector is not changed i¢ (4) B+C must lie in the plane of Aand Big gq ® Wis displaced parallel to itself Aand Dare not collinear and in the line g vo (b) it elated through an arbitrary angle, Aand D, if they are collinear. y it oss multiplied by unit vector 8. Two vectors A and B inclined itis multiplied by an arbitrary scalar, at an angle 6 have Which ofthe following statements is false regarding the vectors ? (@) The magnitude of vectors always sala (b) ach component ofa vectors always a scalar (b) magnitude (©) Two vectors having different magnitudes KC) direction as well as magnitude cannot have their resultant zero, (@) none of these (@) Vectors obey triangle law of addition, @ resultant R which makes an the directions of resultant will have (@) direction angle o with Af A and B are intercha: ed, the the same a N along OA ¥ along OC (4) 12Nalong OF ling vertically with a speed ts blowing after sometime ast to with a speed of west direction. At what angle with thould a boy waiting at a bus stop hold lo protect himself from rain? (b) cosna Plane 61 rier is flowing due east with a speed 3m 6! A river ng due east with a speed 3 m n omy + Simmer can swint in still water at a speed of 0. sare 5 aa el If swimmer starts swimming due north a rate then the resultant velocity ofthe swimmer is (b) Reino. = Bsin(ct + B) i ams" osme! ® aa BsinB Saas! uae (a) Rsinf = Asin(ot + B) Vectors A and B include an angle © between them ‘ If (A+B) and (A - B) respectively subtend angles 14» is a unit vector in the direction of the vecto toy" ‘ , tind ot aero azand with A , them (tan ct + tan B) is LZ Ai then ae ; 4 a —43sn)_ |ABsin®) (A? +B? cos’ 8) (A? - B’ cos’ 8) (B? sin’ 6) asin’) — (A? +B? cos? 8) (- esultant vector of © FA uhlit.vector in the direction of r i Aaa 3j+k and B=1+2}-4k is : stk teajeak Eee, i (he magnitude of the x-component of vector Ais” © @ + and the magnitude of vector A is 5. What is the és 35 A 20, 2 unit. vector > agnitude of the y-component of vector Ar In the question number fa) 3 (b) 4 ( 5 (a) 8 perpendicular to the direction of A and B is (frre . z i 46. case of a projectile motion, what is the a veo mars (cacti with ae between the velocity and acceleration «anon frame of reference). Let Yap represent the point” “cocity of A with respect to B, Then mo ws 9 G8) 10 2 iyptien=0 ©) an ¥oa=0 BEI cy i projected with an angle © © the « a) |Wapl#li horizontal, then @ Waslelal IG) its velocity is always perpe sein is falling vertically with a speed of 30 ms". A acceleration: nan rides a bicycle with a speed of 12m sin (B) piivelocity becomes zero at aero west direction. In which direction she should height bold her umbrella? (its velocity with the (2) At an angle of ao(2) saith thie ‘vertical Horizontal at its maximum height ‘ {@) the Body just before hitting the g ee Mireetiom of velocity coincides e tangle tan” (2) withthe vera ovards acceleration the projected simultaned 5 he, from the same point & 2 His and at different an followed by one, as the (b) aparabola ing a constant angle ito the air vertically locity of the ball at the () reo (a) 44 ofa projectile are given by 9,822 m. The angle of » of) p (i)B 64 web Objective NCERT at your Fingen 51. The relation between the time of flight of projectile (@) range b) maar heigh T, and the time to reach the maximum height fs (©) speed which tries the ground f (d) the angle at which the projectile strikes y (a) T= 2ty O) Fahy ground. © 5 @ 7 60, ‘Two projectiles are fired from the same point w cot . e the same id at angles projection 60° a1 SD) a hier stands on the ecge of «cli 190 above UAE YV TE ie othe owtog \ ‘stone horizontally with a >» Bayround is (b) Their maximum height will be the sam U a ee ts 128 @ 158 (©) Tir veloc a e high Ib $3. In the question number 52, the speed with which (d) Their time of flight will be the same the stone hits the ground is atl iy : a) 15ms (b) 90ms ) Galileo writes that for angles of projection of e ak (a) ie (2 projectile at angles (45° + 6) and ®t! 7) horizontal ranges described by the projectile a 54. Two balls are projected at an angle @ and (90° ~ 8) (7 the ratio of (if 8 < 45°) to the horizontal with the same speed. The ratio of (@ 2:1 (b) 1:2 () Wit @2 = aber erat A cricket ball is thrown at a speed m sin aye ) sand 1 te br above te horestal The ine ar a by the ball to return to the same le ] 55, Two particles are projected in air with speed u Take g = 10 ms) at angles 0, and 0, (both acute) to the horizontal, (@) 2s (b) 3s (©) 4s respectively. Ifthe height reached by the first particle - is greater than that ofthe second, then which one of ° In the question number 62, the the following is correct? thrower to the point where the bi (@ 0,>6, © 6-8, samelevelis . a<2 @ t-8 @) 58m (b) 68m () 78m (d) 88m mere T, and T, are the time of fight, G4. Ih the question number 62, th mum height 56. ‘The ceiling of a hall is 40 m high. For maximum attained by the ball is horizontal distance, the angle at which the ball may @ 125m () 48 be thrown with a speed of 56 m s*! without hitting (Oe3.5m (2) 68m as pes iegeins ehibe na NVA cricketer can throw a ball to a ma I distanice of 100 m. With th (a) 25° (b) 30° high above the ground 57. Inthe question numt ame ball? (6) 100m (<) 150m (d) 200m (@) ae le flying horizontally with a 58) If R and H rep feleases a bomb at a height of 490 m i ind. IF g = 9.8 m s-, it will strike (b) 100 kn (a) R (@) 16 km bvn from the top of a tower with yy of 10 m sat an angle of 30° with it hits the ground at a distance of ht of the ase of the tower, the (@) 10m 15m m (c)physics | Motion ina Plane @ ‘The speed of a projectile at its maximum, height is @: timesitsin 2 is Ptimes the maximum height attained by iy then speed. therange ofthe projectile equals 4 oz; % WB © as @ 3 4 69. A particle is projected in y airatan angle B toa surface ‘which itself inclined at an Se angle t to the horizontal, ct, Then distance L is equal to 2u? sinaccos(a +B) ) 2u? sinBcos(a+B) gos" gcos?B 2u’ sinarcos(a @) 2u’ sinBcos(a.+B) ). Four bodies speeds havi having the f@ A (71) A player kick Serorizontal same directil tocatch the should run (Take g= 10 65 (a) A=p.B-q.C-1D-s (b) A=s,B=p,C-q.D-r (©) A-s,B~p,C-1D-q (@) A-p.B-s,C-1,D-q 73. ‘The term centripetal acceleration was proposed by (a) Huygens (b) Kepler (©) Newton (@) Galileo 74. Centripetal acceleration is (@) aconstant vector (b) a constant scalar (©) amagnitude changing vector (@) nota constant vector . What is approximately the centripetal acceleration (in units of acceleration due to gravity on earth, 10 ms?) of an air-craft flying at a speed of # through a circular arc of radius 0.6 km ? (b) 16.9 (c) 135 (d) 302 tor and acceleration vector in a uniform ion are related as, the same direction icular to each other opposite direction ig uniform circular motion has its nd acceleration vector ments is incorrect ? yn, the velocity and the are always along the the angle between ‘tors may have any js for uniform case of a uniformThe resultant acceleration of an object in A Particle it moving wih a uniform sped ) If the round trip takes ten minutes, the net = units An aircraft is flying at a height of 3400 m above the ground. If the angle subtended at a ground observation point by the aircraft positions 10 s apart is 30°, then the speed of the aircraft is 10.8 mst (b) 1963 ms 108 ms (d) 196.3ms' ter plane flying horizontally at an altitude 5 km with speed 720 km h-! passes directly jead_an anti-aircraft gun. At what angle the vertical should the gun be fired for the with muzzle speed 600 m s“ to hit the plane. g=10ms?) ‘two balls A and B are thrown such upwards and B downwards with the vertically). If v, and v,, are their