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1 Rocket propulsion is based upon which principle
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Newton 3rd law
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Law of conservation of momentum
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Both A & B
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None 0f these
Correct!Wrong!Both A & B
Rocket works on the principle of Newton 3rd law of moption and Law of conservation of momentum.
Newton 3rd law of motio; Gases are burned out and exert action force downward and then dus to reaction force rocket moves upward.
Law of conservation of momentum; By conserving its linear momentum rocket moves faster as going upward.
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2 Which of the following remains constant during projectile motion
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Horizontal Velocity
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Horizontal Acceleration
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Vertical Acceleration
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All of these
Correct!Wrong!ALl of these
In projectile motion no force is acting along horizontal direction, therefore its horizontal velocity remains same.
As horizontal velocity remains same so horizontal acceleration becomes zero whisch also remains constant(same).
Vertical accelration during projectile motion is equal to gravitational acceleration which also remains same.
Only vertical component of velocity varies from point to point during projectile motion.
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3 At maximum height, the horizontal component of velocity is
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Unchanged
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Maximum
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Minimum
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None of these
Correct!Wrong!Unchanged
In projectile motion no force is acting along horizontal direction, therefore its horizontal velocity remains unchanged.
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4 The horizontal range is equal for the angles
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30˚ and 40˚
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30˚ and 50˚
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30˚ and 60˚
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None of these
Correct!Wrong!30˚ and 60˚
Reason;
For angles of projection, which exceed or fall short of 45° by equal amounts, the ranges are equal.
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5 For long range the path of projectile is
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Parabolic
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Elliptical
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Circular
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None of these
Correct!Wrong!Elliptical
For long range the path of projectile is elliptical.
For short range the path of projectile is parabolic.
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6 A bullet shot straight upward, returns to its starting point in 10 seconds. Its initial speed was,
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9.8 m⁄s
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24.9m⁄s
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49m⁄s
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None pf these
Correct!Wrong!49m⁄s
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7 Which of following can be zero if a body is in motion for some time?
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Speed
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Displacement
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Distance covered
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All of these
Correct!Wrong!Displacement
Displacement can be defined as
"how much you are far from starting point"
then "if the starting and ending point of a body is same then its displacement can be zero'
And for a body in motion it must have some velocity and it must cover some distance, therefore velocity and distance covered cannot be zero for a body in motion.
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8 The slope of velocity-time graph for retarded motion is
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Zero
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Negative
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Positive
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None of these
Correct!Wrong!Negative
As retarted motion means speed is decreasing and the acceleration is negative, therefore The slope of velocity-time graph for retarded motion is negative.
Negative acceleration is also called as retardation.
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9 Two bodies are moving in opposite direction with velocity V. What is relative velocity between them
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V/2
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V
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Zero
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None of these
Correct!Wrong!The correct answer is "2V"
Anti parallel (opposite) velocities are added.
Therefore if bodies are moving in opposite direction with velocity V, then relative velocity between them is equal to 2V.
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10 Area under the velocity-time graph represents
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Distance Covered
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Displacement
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Force
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Acceleration
Correct!Wrong!Distance covered
The area between the velocity-time graph and the time axis is numerically equal to the distance covered by the object.
Using S=vt.
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