Mittipre Topic 1 : LINEAR MOTION 1, The shortest distance between two polats directed from its Initial point to final polnt Is called: (A) Velocity (B) Displacement (C) Speed (D) Distance 2.me A body moving with an acceleration of 5 m/sec” started with velocity of 10 m/sec. ‘What will be the distance traversed in 10 seconds? (A) 150m (®B) 250m (©) 350m (D) 400m 3.0@ A ball is dropped from # height of 4.2 metres. To what height will it rise If there is no loss of KE after rebounding? (A) 42m @) 84m © 126m @) None of these 4, The dimension of linear inertia is: (A) MLT? @) MLT? © MLr @) MLT* 5. Which one of the following is dimensionless (A) Acceleration (B)_ Velocity hoice Questions (MCQs) Select the Correct Answer and encircle It. (©) Density (D) Angle 6. When brakes are applied to a fast noviag car, the passengers will be thrown: (A). Forward (B) Backward (©) Downward (D) None of these 7.0 A body of mass 5 kg is acted upon by « constant force of 20 N for 7 seconds. The {otal change in momentum will be: (A) 10NS (8) 100Ns (©) \40Ns () 200Ns 8.0 A body is moving with constant velocity of 10 m/sec in the north-east direction. Then its acceleration will be: (A) 10 m/sec? (B) 20 m/sec? (©) 30 m/sec? (@) Zero 9. The magnitude of the force producing an acceleration of 10 m/sec’ in a body of mass ‘500 grams is: @ 3N @®) 4N © 5N (0) 6N 10. If the velocity time graph is a straight line Parallel to time-axis, then it means that: (A) The body is (B) The body is Seme ing with see Jeration (©) The body is at D) ¥ ap of above. ee 7 11 In the above figures, tell which set of (A (anaci (© (andciiy 12, Slope of velocty-time graph represen (A) Acceleration (B). Speed (©) Torgve (©) Work 13.06 A certain force gives an acceleratios imisec’ to a body of mass § bg. The same force woeld give a 20 kg object a0 sccelerabon A) 05 mvisec? B) Smee? (C) 1Srmlscc? ——D) 9.8 see? {A dirty carpet is to be cleaned by beating. ‘This i in accordance with law of mot (A) First (B) Second (©) Third (D) None of hese Swimming becomes potslble because of aw of motion. A) Fine (B) Second (©) Third (©) None ofthese The direction of acceleration of a body moving fox straight line ls: ) puag ai? ©) Pependiotr 0 av (C) Towards origin (D) None of these Bodies which falls freely under gravity provides good example of motion under: “ 15. * A (A) Uniform (B)_Nor-uniform ‘cceleration sceelertion (©) Uniform (D) None ofthese velocity 16.07 An object ls dropped from a helght of 100 tm, Its velocity at the moment It touches the pround ls: (A) 100 m/sec B) MO miee (©) 1960m/ec —(D)_196 mee 19. Force! (A) Scalar quantity (B) Base quantity (C) Derived quantity (D) None of these 20, One newton is 1 force that produces an scceleration of 0.5 misac! A) 2kg B) 3g © Ake ) Big “The te rate of change of displacement ls called: (A) Time (B) Acceleration (Speed (©) Velocity Tea distance-time praph ts = stralg parallel fo tione-axa then It esas tha (A) The body is (8) The body is moving with moving with tnlform velocity uniform acceleration None ofthese Doay of a 2, line (© The body is at ©) rest Consult page 50 of your tert and tick the correct statement: (A) Velocity of x (B). Velocity of light rays ie generis less than velocity of velocity of radio Tight waves (© Velocity of (D) None of above light rays and incorrect radio waves Is the same 24, Which ie correct statement? (A) Speed of sound (B) Speed of sound i330 a/sce and 3 10! see speed of light is and dat of ight Sei0'Kmiscc| (5330 see (©) Speed of sound (D) None of above is pester than invereat speed of light 25, If the Instantaneous velocity doesnot change, the body lead to be moving with: B) Uniform iy velocity (©) Uniform (©) None of them acceleration 26.0 Af the Inltlal and fMnal velocities of moving body are 30 emisec and 3.70 m/sec, respectively, then the distance covered in § seconds will bet (a) Im @) 2m © Sm ©) om 27, The distance covered by # body In unit time ls called: (A) Displacement (B) Speed 4(©) Both B and C (©) Velocity 28, The decrease In velocity per unit time bs (A) Veriable (B) Average sccelestion acceleration (©) Retaration __(D)_ None ofthese 29. When the total dieplacement is divided by {otal time taken, we get (A) Velocity (B) Average speed (©) Average (D)_ None ofthese velocity 30. If slope ofthe veloctytime graph is rer0 for all points on the carve, then slope of the graph will be ‘and ll represent". (AA saive, (8) A stig tine ‘uniform velocity, parle to time~ xis, uniform ‘elocty oe ofthese 31 A erleket ball ts bit so that It travels straight up in air und it acquires 3 seconds (o reach th velocity is: (A) 20msee! (8) 25sec! (©) 29Amsce™ —(D)_ None ofthese 32, A body is thrown vertically upward with inital velocity of 9.8 m sec It will reach the helght (A) 82m ®) 24m © 98m ©) 49m 33. slope of velocity-time graph isa straight Tine such that tan = at each point, the graph represents: (A) Uniform (8) Variable velocity sceeeraton (©) Uniform (D) Both A and C acceleration are correct 34, Distance covered by a frecly falling body inthe first second offs motion wil be: (a) 49m @) 98m © 196m ©) 24m If the slope of velocity-time graph Is & straight line auch that tan-@ = 1 at each point then the straight line willbe: 38. 36 ” 38. 0. a 4“. os = Medibaypcy Komerinined Billo {0 (0) None ofthese AF ponies © a ‘eae ay smoices (© atppronchesto (0) None there ‘Abas thrown ep erty above fom ‘he ground whith ten comes Sova The (in lpacemest pn (A) Asuightine — (B) Like that of trajectory of projectile (©) Am iregular= (0) None ofthese shaped curve ‘A ball is thrown up vertleally from the fEround level. Te completes its journey ‘hen it strikes the ground ack In 4 ‘Seconds, It ha travelled more distance (A) Firstsecond—(B) Second second (©) Third sezond —(D)_ None ofthese ‘In the above question, equal distances have been covered in: wt and 2) ond second, second © ad & OF md second second, A body falling freely has: (a). Variable (8). Uniform velocity abeeeration (©) Both A and B (D) Varible are correct aveeeration ‘When At-+0, the acceleration of « moving body is called: (A). Average (B) Instantaneous sceeleration sceeeration (©) Uniform (D) None ofthese acceleration I the acceleration of a body ts negative, then slope of the veloclty-time graph vil bes (A) Zero (B) Posi (©) Negative (D) Infinity It the acceleration of a body (# S0%asim graph will be: () Gune (B) Straight tne (©) Sphere (D) Allofthese 4. A car starts from rest with a usiform acceleration of 20'em see’, The distance covered by it in 10 seconds a: () 400m ®) 2m © 10m © Im 45. A neutron takes 6 4 to eover a distance oF 3 metres. The average lel of the sectrom is (A) 95% 10*msce (B) 05x10 msec! (©) 95% 10% msce (©) 18x 10% mses 46. Motion ofa body along Y-axis: (A) One dimension (B) Two dimensions (©) Three (0) None ofthese diensons AT. Acceleration of 1S m sc? expresed in km bis (a) 3 B) s4 (© s400 (©) 19880 $8.7 A train covers 90 km in half an hour, The time taken by ito travel 1S kn wil be (A) 2Ominses (8) AB minutes 50. s, (©) 0mintes —(D)_S minutes A body staring from rest covers Aistance of 0.45 ki and acquires a velocity ‘300 owe. Is aeeleration wil be: (A) 002 msee7 —(B) OSs (©) 77imsee* — (D) 01S msee ‘A train start from rest with a uniform acceleration of 10" em see*, le velocity after one minute i (A) Comsee! (6) msec" (©) O8msee* ——(D) 08 msec" ‘Acceleration ina body is always produced inthe direction of (A) Velocity 8) Weisht (©) Foxe (0) Beth Bande force of friction Is negligible, then acceleration of two freely falling objects of Aiterent masses (A) Vaible (@) Thesame (©). Smaller (D) Both A and C xeeleration for‘ arecomect, 53. 54. 58, 86 . 3, Nevston's first law is ls called: ~~ (A) Laworterque (8). Lawof force (© Lawofinenia (D) None ofthese To produce same acceleration in the bodies of masses § hg and 10 hg, the force applied on the second body should be: (A). Doubled os (©) Same as on the (D) None ofthese first body ‘Action and reaction of to bodies upon ‘each other are! (A) Equal in (8) Diferent in magnitude and magnitude and inthe same apposite in dicen ction (©) Equal in (D) None ofthese magnitude and opposite in Action When a moving car stops quickly, the Ariver moves the windshield. (A) Backward “away (8) Forvard fom towards (©) Neither (©) Nove ofthese backward — nor forward {a gunman sanding in a stationary boat in water fires the gun ia. a aie atl (A) Spinaround ——(B)_Move in the direction” “of target (© Move away (D) None ofthese from the target, ‘Acar and a bus moving withthe same KE. fare acted upon by the same retarding, force then: (A) The car comes (B) The bus comes to ret ina @ ret in a comparatively comparatively shorerdistane shorter distance (©) Bath come to (D) None ofthese rest covering equal distances For fxed force; larger Is the mass of « body (A) Sealer will be (B) Greater will be itsaceleration ltsaceleation (©) Same wil be its (O) None ofthese scceleation@) Law sravitation Lote sceclertion 61,% When a climber reaches the top of & mountain: (A) His weight is (B) His mass is now now greater slighty smaller \OQB weigh is (O) None ot these now slightly less ‘A mass of 5,000 grams moves with an Acceleration of 1000 em se, Force ont (a) 10N (©) 2N Topic 2: MOMENTUM AND COLLISIONS The product ui forse and time ie called change in: (A) Momentum (8) impulse (©) Force [(0}iot & sna Which of the following quantities is not a vector: (A) Momentum of (D) None ofthese 0. w 4 (®) Change in momentum (C) Reaction LADY” None ofthese ‘The term impulse is used when the force applied ona body i: (s-Worconstent (8) Constant (© Both Aand B — (D) None ofthese 66m According tthe law of conservation of ‘momentum, my} @) mestmn, LBS (©) mya-mys — (D) Noneofthese (61.9 Force can also be defined as: (A) Rate of change (B) Product of mass 6s. afmomentum. per second and change in ‘velocities [WOBath A and B (D)_ None ofthese conest 68, me When a bullet is fred by a gun, the gun ‘moves backward with a: (A) Velocity equal (B) Velocity less to that of bullet than that of bullet 1. n n. n m 1. 16. (©) Velociy greater (D}-Néne ofthese tino tha of bale Which of the following have some St vat (A) Fore (©) Force inp Tue ley of conservation momentum valid oe (8) Atoms only (B). Moles only (©) Other systems (D)—Altof them only “he rltve speed of approach Is alvaye ual oreltve speed of separation ‘and (B)--Iripulse and ‘momenta and (D)_ None ofthese of tnear (A) Parl easic G)_Pevety eli collision collision (©) Inelastic (D) None of these collision If two bodies of equal masses moving in the same direction collide elastically, then ther velocities: (A) Ateadded —(B)_ Are subtracted (©) Donotchange (D)--AvEexchanged When a body of mass m moving with velocity v collides elastically with another body of same mass at rest, then after collision: (A) The first body (B) Both move with comes io rest the same while the other velocity v body moves 7 with velocity v (©) Both move with (D) None ofthem velsiy Xt body whose ans Is ch ethan & toy at rest oles wth K ately, thon bounces bac wits (8), Samevelosiy— (@) Double velsty (C) Half of the (D) None of these vel When the mass of the ealiding body Inte large than tho mas fhe Bd est, its velocity after collision: (A) Becomes half (8) Becomes zer0 (©) Remains same (D) Becomes double ‘The collision in which KE is conserved but moment nt conserved sellEesti collision (B) Inelastic } w collision ( Asyofttese —(D)_ None ofthese ‘force of 100 N acts on a body for 0.01 | tA Und changes its velocity from 10 m sec? | fo 20 m sec", The amount of impulse will bet (a) 100N sec (B) SON sec (©) WONsee ©) 5Nsee sg. Newtorsecond i I unit of: (4) Impulse @) Acceleration (©) Toraue (©) Angular ‘momentum zy, Two fast moving vehicles suffer head-on callsion with a force of 100 N for an interval of 10° seconds. The impulse it (A) 10°NS (B) 10°NS (©) Wns (©) Ns 40, Acalliion in which fotal momentum as ‘vellas total energy is conserved is called: (A) Elastic collision (B) Inelastic callision (© BohAsndB (D) Noncof above 1. A heavy particle moving with § msec sulfers an clastic cellsion with a light particle at rest. After collision, the velocity of light particle will be: (A) Smisee (B) 10 m/sec (©) 20misee (0) Zer0 82, Which quantity has the same dimension as that of impulse? KE (B) Power (©) Momentum (D)_ Work ‘When a number of bodies are such that they can exert force upon one another and no external agency exerts a force on them, they are said to form: (a) An inertial (B) Non-inerial frame of frame of, reference reference (©) Arectangle An isolated system 84. A force of 100.N acts upon a body for five seconds. What will be the change in @ | momentum? (a) 200Ns: (B) S00Kg msec | © Kgmsee | D) 1, NS 88. The dimensional unit of impulse is: (a) MULT. @ ur? © Mur! (@) M'L'T? %6. Change in momentum in one second is called (A) Impulse @) Fone (© Energy ©) Wor. 87. me Suppose water comes out of a pipe at the rate of 3 kg per second and its velocity changes from 5 misee to zer0 on striking the wall perpendicularly. The force exerted on the wal is: (a) sw (®) 3N ©) 2N (D) 1.66N 88. If'V denotes volume of the liquid coming ‘out of a pipe per second, v its velocity and ‘A as area of the pipe, then the correct formula will be: ) Vaveg @B) v=VEA © Azvx¥ (D) None ofthese 89, When a bullet is fired from a rifle, the total momentum of the system after firing (A) Equal to the (B) Equal to the momentum of momentum of the bullet only the rfle only (©) Equal tthe (D) None ofthese momentum of the system before fring 90. If m means mass of gases ejected per second from a rocket and v shows the ‘change in velocity, then mv is named as: (A) Force (B) Energy (©)_Work. (D)_ Impulse Topic 3: PROJECTILE MOTION 51. During the upward motion of the projectile, the vertical component of velocity (A). Decreases (B) Increases (© Remains (D) None of these ‘constant One ball is thrown horizontally while another similar ball is released as a free {all simultaneously from same height, The two balls will reach the ground: (A) One after the (B) At the same other time (©) At different (D) None ofthese93. In a projectile motion, the total time of Aight is equal to: (A) Twice the time to reach the highest point (©) Halt the time to ch the highest point 94, me Range of the projectile is the same for the following pair of angles: (B) The reach highest point [None of these time to the o (A) OFand 45° (B) 38% and 55° (C) 13*and 60" (D)_30°and 75° 95. The horizontal range of a projectile depends upon: (A) Initial velocity (8) Angle of projection (©) Valueofg — (D)_Allofthem 96. The vertical component of acceleratio the second half ofa projectile motion: (A) Has no relation (B) Is equal tog with g (© Ismorethang (D) Is less thang 97.me For any value of initial velocity, ‘minimum range of a projectile is obtained by throwing it at an angle of: ws (B) 40° or 50” (©) 30° or 60° D) Cor 90" For maximum horizontal range, the angle of projection must be: wo @) 48° © 6° ©) 90° 99, In a projectile motion, the maximum height reached equals the horizontal range. The angle of the projectile with the horizontal will be: ® wi) ®) tan"(1) © tan’ @) (0) tan" (4) 100. To improve the jumping record, long jumper should: (A) Jump as high as (B) Jump at an angle possible of 45° (©) Jump atan angle (D) None ofthese of 60" 101. Allatong the trajectory ofthe projectile: (A) ¥ remains (B) vy remains constant but vy constant but vy varies varies Both None © © of the ‘components above remain constant 102, mr At the highest point, we can claim th (H) Ress @) Only hore ioctl” comonat at ‘ely ee (© onlyyiszuo (0) thing of ime 1A, Set formulae for tine of fight and fusible: ye dasa t T 2 ain waits © me | & a nae 2vjsino Yi aieto a 2g 104 Masinam rane'tetled by a profetle is 10 km, The lla weedy a he projectile at a place where g = 10 m/sec’ vate (A) Tomer (8) 1000 mes (© tokmies ——(D)_100kmhew 105. The range of the projectile when launched at an angle of 15" with the horizontal is 15 km. What is the range when launching angles 75°? (a) 1Skm (®) 15km (© 25km (D) 3km 106. For the angles less than 48", max, height and maximum horizontal range of the projectile are described as under: (A) Height is less, (B) Height is ess, range is more range is also less (©) Height is more, (D) Height is mor, range is less range is abo more Horizontal range will be same for two projectiles projected at different angles if sum of these angles is: 48° @) 90° © 3s ©) 180° : 108. The path followed by the projectile * known (A). Cycle 107. (B)Hyperbola(©) Trajectory (D) Route “A bomber drops its bomb when it is ra ove the target. IC ilsaes the vertically "Foreml ——(@)_ Vez jorizonta tical velocity velocity (©) Pallofrvity —(D) None ofthese Motion ofa projectile wo ®) Thee © Fras jal © one (D)_ None ofthese | dimensional yi, Maximum range of projectile is “ ®) 24 5 oO (D) None ofthese ‘The vertical component, with which a 2 a 1 projectile covers vertical distance, is ‘minimum: (a) At the i projection point of its trajectory (©) At the landing (D) None of these point 113 The velocity of the projectile is maximum: (a) At half the (B) At the highest eight point (©) Atlanding point (D) None of these i4reThe horizontal range Rand maximum range Rey of a projectile are related as: (A) R=Reu sin? @ | (BY R=Rewesind (©) R=Reasin28 (D) 2R= Rew sin? US, The maximum height reached by 2 projectile with velocity of 14 Ine at an angle of 30° with the horizontal ) 25m ® 3m © 425m ©) 45m 6m The maximum height to which a boy can throw a stone is b. The maximum distance to which he ean throw it will be: we i : on on o> 117, Vera compoentof vency_ af he peat reer he (A) veo (8) cos Bat (©) yjsin O-gt (D) yjsinO + gt 118, fg path of the projectile is determined (A) Magnetic field (B) Electric field (C) Gravitational (D) None of these Bi @Answers [3B 2. c [3 A 4. c] D {6 rw c fs. D| BHP tite aes pe ete Bee tet © pot ope pape peta Efe le peta ett peat epie pe tet Seep ee SoD tet pe fate ape eet Pa tbe Sete pate eae Sepepetete fate Stet pete te See atte tate oe tae te tects oe rte peta te Sas tabe Sa pst pet reap tape ase te te ete fete pete eta Bee tate te fonts tose foe | fete fae ete Tete ae fw Le tee poe |B ea eS eee pete fa Ee pete tw trae ee ate Bs tebe tie be