PHYSICS XI Ch#2 Quiz 4

PHYSICS XI Ch#2 Quiz 4



  1. 1 If vector A = 3j ̂ , vector B = 4j ̂ , A and B are sides of a parallelogram, then area of a parallelogram is:

    1. 12 units
    2. 7 units
    3. Zero
    4. None of these
    Correct!
    Wrong!

    12 units

    As 

    Area of parallelogram=(magnitude of A)x(magnitude of B)

    Area of parallelogram=3x4

    Area of parallelogram=12 units

  2. 2 Vectors can be multiplied with each other by

    1. One way
    2. Two ways
    3. Three ways
    4. None of these
    Correct!
    Wrong!

    Two ways

    Following two methods:

    1# Scaler product

    2# Vector product

  3. 3 The magnitude of product vector C i.e. ,AxB=C is equal to:

    1. Sum of adjacent sides of parallelogram
    2. Area of parallelogram
    3. Parameters of parallelogram
    4. None of these
    Correct!
    Wrong!

    Area of parallelogram

    As from the characteristics of vector product

    Area of parallelogram=product of magnitude of adjacent sides of parallalogram

  4. 4 Scalar product of two vectors obeys:

    1. Commutative law
    2. Distributive law
    3. Both A & B
    4. None of these
    Correct!
    Wrong!

    Commutative law

    Scalar product of two vectors obeys only Commutative law.

  5. 5 Which of the following group only represents vectors only:

    ]

    1. Acceleration , Mass , Force
    2. Mass , Displacement , Velocity
    3. Acceleration , Electric Flux , Force
    4. Velocity , Electric Field , Momentum
    Correct!
    Wrong!

    Velocity , Electric Field , Momentum

    As Velocity , Electric Field , Momentum have direction so they belong to family of vector quantities.

  6. 6 A vector in space has ____ rectangular component

    1. One
    2. Two
    3. Three
    4. Infinite
    Correct!
    Wrong!

    Three

    Space is also called as three dimensional (3D) rectangular coordinate system which consists of three mutually perpendicular axis i.e. x , y, and z-axis. Therefore a vector in space has maximum three components (x-comp, y-comp, z-comp)

  7. 7 A body in equilibrium implies that:

    1. Always in rest
    2. Always in uniform motion
    3. May be at rest or in acceleration
    4. None of these
    Correct!
    Wrong!

    "May be at rest or may be in uniform motion" is correct answer

    Two types of equilibrium

    1# Static Equilibrium: When body is at rest

    2# Dynamic Equilibrium: When body us moving with uniform vwlocity

    In above both types acceleration will zero and when acceleration is zero body is said to be in equilibrium.

  8. 8 For two vectors if magnitude of scalar and vector product are same , then angle between the vectors is::

    1. 30˚
    2. 60˚
    3. 90˚
    4. None of these
    Correct!
    Wrong!

    "45˚" is the correct answer.

  9. 9 If for two non–zero vectors A and B , A.B=0 , the vectors will be:

    1. Parallel
    2. Anti parallel
    3. Perpendicular
    4. None of these
    Correct!
    Wrong!

    Perpendicular

    When vectors are perpendicular then angle netween them is 90 degree and dot product of two perpendicular vectors is always equal to zero.(cos90=0)

  10. 10 Cosider a F = 4i ̂ – 3j ̂ . Another vector that is perpendicular to F is

    1. 4i ̂ + 3j ̂
    2. 7k ̂
    3. 3i ̂ – 4j ̂
    4. None of these
    Correct!
    Wrong!

    7k ̂

    If dot product of two vectors is zero then those vectors are perpendicular to each other.The vector which is perpendicular to is given computing scaler or dot product

    (4i-3j).(7k)=28(i.k)-21(j.k)

    =28(0)-21(0)

    =0

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