Option A: Standing straight
Option B: Sitting on chair
Option C: Sitting on ground
Option D: Laying horizontally
Correct Answer: Laying horizontally ✔
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Option A: On the train
Option B: Away from the train
Option C: Towards the train
Option D: On himself
Correct Answer: Towards the train ✔
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Option A: 25%
Option B: 40%
Option C: 50%
Option D: 75%
Correct Answer: 50% ✔
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Option A: Rigid
Option B: Not rigid
Option C: Of glass
Option D: Of rubber
Correct Answer: Not rigid ✔
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Option A: Bernoulli’s theorem
Option B: Torricelli’s theorem
Option C: Venture relation
Option D: All
Correct Answer: Torricelli’s theorem ✔
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Option A: Low
Option B: High
Option C: Constant
Option D: Changes continuously
Correct Answer: Low ✔
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Option A: Mass
Option B: Energy
Option C: Momentum
Option D: All
Correct Answer: Mass ✔
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Option A: Flow rate
Option B: Volume of fluid
Option C: Mass of fluid
Option D: The density of the fluid
Correct Answer: Flow rate ✔
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Option A: Streamline
Option B: Turbulent
Option C: Uniform
Option D: Laminar
Correct Answer: Turbulent ✔
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Option A: The velocity of the fluid is constant
Option B: The flow of the fluid is the straight line
Option C: The density of the fluid is constant
Option D: The volume of the fluid is constant
Correct Answer: The density of the fluid is constant ✔
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Option A: Newtons law
Option B: Pascals law
Option C: Gauss law
Option D: Stokes law
Correct Answer: Stokes law ✔
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Option A: Turbulent
Option B: Streamline
Option C: Irregular
Option D: Straight line
Correct Answer: Streamline ✔
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Option A: The radius of the body
Option B: The diameter of the body
Option C: Size of the body
Option D: Square of the diameter of the body
Correct Answer: Square of the diameter of the body ✔
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Option A: Vt = gr2ρ
Option B: Vt = 2gr2/9ρ
Option C: Vt = gr2/9ρ
Option D: Vt = 9gr2/2ρ
Correct Answer: Vt = 2gr2/9ρ ✔
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Option A: 0
Option B: Maximum
Option C: Variable
Option D: Infinite
Correct Answer: 0 ✔
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Option A: Uniform
Option B: Maximum
Option C: Uniform and maximum
Option D: Neither uniform nor maximum
Correct Answer: Uniform ✔
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Option A: ML-1T-1
Option B: M2L1T1
Option C: ML1T-1
Option D: M2L-1T-1
Correct Answer: ML-1T-1 ✔
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Option A: Milk
Option B: Water
Option C: Charcoal
Option D: Water
Correct Answer: Water ✔
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Option A: Vibratory motion
Option B: Linear motion
Option C: Rotatory motion
Option D: Angular motion
Correct Answer: Angular motion ✔
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Option A: 365 days
Option B: 730 days
Option C: 329 days
Option D: 129 days
Correct Answer: 129 days ✔
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Option A: 9.8 N
Option B: 19.6 N
Option C: 129.4 N
Option D: 39.2 N
Correct Answer: 39.2 N ✔
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Option A: An inertial frame of reference
Option B: Non-inertial frame
Option C: Neither inertial nor non-inertial
Option D: Both inertial and non-inertial
Correct Answer: Non-inertial frame ✔
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Option A: Venus
Option B: Mercury
Option C: Uranus
Option D: Sun
Correct Answer: Venus ✔
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Option A: Einstein
Option B: Galileo
Option C: Newtons
Option D: Plank
Correct Answer: Newtons ✔
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Option A: mg
Option B: mg – ma
Option C: mg + ma
Option D: mg – ma
Correct Answer: mg ✔
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Option A: At the highest point
Option B: At the lowest point
Option C: At any point during motion
Option D: At the point where gravity is not acting
Correct Answer: At the lowest point ✔
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Option A: F=ma
Option B: F=τp/It
Option C: Στ = I α
Option D: All above
Correct Answer: Στ = I α ✔
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Option A: π /3 x r
Option B: π/6 x r
Option C: V/30 x r
Option D: π / 180 x r
Correct Answer: π/6 x r ✔
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Option A: the centripetal force upon him is less than limiting friction
Option B: the centripetal force upon him is greater than limiting friction
Option C: the centripetal force upon him is equal to the limiting friction
Option D: the friction between the tyres of the cycle and road vanishes
Correct Answer: the centripetal force upon him is greater than limiting friction ✔
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Option A: 7.3 x 10 radians/second
Option B: 7.3 x 5 radians/second
Option C: 3.7 x 10 7.3 x 5 radians/second
Option D: 7.3 x 10-5 radians/second
Correct Answer: 7.3 x 10-5 radians/second ✔
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Option A: Elliptical path
Option B: Circular path
Option C: Parabolic path
Option D: Rectilinear path
Correct Answer: Rectilinear path ✔
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Option A: 4 rad. S-1
Option B: 5 rad. S-1
Option C: 1.6 rad. S-1
Option D: 2.8 ms-1
Correct Answer: 5 rad. S-1 ✔
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Option A: Gravitational force
Option B: Frictional force
Option C: Coulomb force
Option D: Centripetal force
Correct Answer: Gravitational force ✔
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Option A: Mass of the jumper
Option B: Height of jump
Option C: Angle of projection
Option D: None
Correct Answer: Angle of projection ✔
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Option A: Maximum
Option B: Zero
Option C: Equal to the weight of the stone
Option D: Less than the weight of the stone
Correct Answer: Equal to the weight of the stone ✔
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When a body moves in a circle of radius r with linear speed V its centripetal force is__________?
Option A: mV/r2
Option B: mV/r
Option C: mV2/r
Option D: mV2/r2
Correct Answer: mV2/r ✔
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Option A: Maximum work
Option B: Minimum work
Option C: Negative work
Option D: No work
Correct Answer: No work ✔
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Option A: Mass of a body
Option B: Velocity of body
Option C: The tension in the string
Option D: Centripetal acceleration
Correct Answer: The tension in the string ✔
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Option A: a = a x r
Option B: a = r x a
Option C: a = a x r
Option D: r = a x a
Correct Answer: a = a x r ✔
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Option A: π radian
Option B: 2π radian
Option C: π/2 radian
Option D: 4π radian
Correct Answer: π radian ✔
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Option A: along the axis of rotation
Option B: along the tangent
Option C: directed towards the centre
Option D: directed away from the centre
Correct Answer: along the tangent ✔
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Option A: T = πv
Option B: T = πw
Option C: T = 2πr
Option D: T = 2πr/v
Correct Answer: T = 2πr ✔
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Option A: 67.3°
Option B: 57.3°
Option C: 87.3°
Option D: 60°
Correct Answer: 57.3° ✔
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Option A: material objects only
Option B: material objects and electromagnetic radiation only
Option C: electromagnetic radiations
Option D: none of the above
Correct Answer: material objects and electromagnetic radiation only ✔
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Option A: 42000km
Option B: 36000km
Option C: 24000 km
Option D: 18000 km
Correct Answer: 42000km ✔
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Option A: 3 hours
Option B: 6 hours
Option C: 12 hours
Option D: 24 hours
Correct Answer: 24 hours ✔
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Option A: 8 Kms-1
Option B: 8.1 Kms-1
Option C: 7.9 Kms-1
Option D: 8 ms-1
Correct Answer: 7.9 Kms-1 ✔
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Option A: K.E hoop = K.E disc
Option B: K.E hoop = 2K.E disc
Option C: K.E hoop = 1/2K.E disc
Option D: K.E hoop = 4K.E disc
Correct Answer: K.E hoop = 2K.E disc ✔
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Option A: its translational K.E
Option B: half than its translational K.E
Option C: double than its translational K.E
Option D: four times than its translational K.E
Correct Answer: its translational K.E ✔
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Option A: 1mm
Option B: 10km
Option C: 1000um
Option D: Both A and B
Correct Answer: 1000um ✔
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Option A: 76.8
Option B: 77
Option C: 76.9
Option D: None of these
Correct Answer: 77 ✔
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The number of significant figures in the length of a bar 6200mm measured by meter rod is__________?
Option A: 4
Option B: 3
Option C: 2
Option D: None of these
Correct Answer: 4 ✔
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Option A: Highly precise instrument
Option B: Conduct at room temperature
Option C: Count number of vibration
Option D: Both a and C
Correct Answer: Both a and C ✔
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Option A: Percentage uncertainties are added
Option B: Absolute uncertainties are added
Option C: Percentage uncertainties are divided
Option D: Absolute uncertainties are divided
Correct Answer: Percentage uncertainties are added ✔
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Option A: Random error
Option B: Personal error
Option C: Systematic error
Option D: Classified error
Correct Answer: Systematic error ✔
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Option A: f=vt
Option B: S=Vit+1/2at2
Option C: V=St
Option D: V=f/t
Correct Answer: S=Vit+1/2at2 ✔
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Option A: Newton/Meter2
Option B: newton/meter2
Option C: Newton/meter2
Option D: newton/Meter2
Correct Answer: newton/meter2 ✔
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Option A: Electric current
Option B: Electric charge
Option C: Plane angle
Option D: Amount of substance
Correct Answer: Electric charge ✔
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Option A: 9.5x1015m
Option B: 9.5x1015sec
Option C: 9.5x1015Km
Option D: 9.5x1015cm
Correct Answer: 9.5x1015m ✔
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Option A: Newton, n
Option B: Newton, N
Option C: newton, n
Option D: newton, N
Correct Answer: newton, N ✔
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Option A: Nm2Kg2
Option B: Nm2Kg
Option C: Nm2Kg-2
Option D: None
Correct Answer: Nm2Kg ✔
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Option A: 10 raised to power -15
Option B: 10 raised to power -12
Option C: 10 raised to power -9
Option D: 10 raised to power -6
Correct Answer: 10 raised to power -12 ✔
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Option A: Giga
Option B: Beta
Option C: Mega
Option D: Deca
Correct Answer: Giga ✔
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Option A: Sum of their absolute uncertainties
Option B: The difference of their absolute uncertainties
Option C: The product of their absolute uncertainties
Option D: Division of their absolute uncertainties
Correct Answer: Sum of their absolute uncertainties ✔
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Option A: Accessible
Option B: Invariable
Option C: Transportable
Option D: Only a and b are correct
Correct Answer: Only a and b are correct ✔
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Option A: Plane angle
Option B: Solid angle
Option C: Both plane angle and solid angle
Option D: Neither plane angle nor solid angle
Correct Answer: Solid angle ✔
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Option A: The magnitude of the measurement
Option B: Least count of the instrument
Option C: Percentage error in the measurement
Option D: All of a, b and C
Correct Answer: Least count of the instrument ✔
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Option A: Only (i)
Option B: Only (ii)
Option C: Only (iii)
Option D: Both (i) and (ii)
Correct Answer: Only (iii) ✔
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Option A: Kg.m.S-1
Option B: Kg m-1.S-1
Option C: Kg.m.S
Option D: Kg-1.m-1.S-1
Correct Answer: Kg m-1.S-1 ✔
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Option A: E=mc2
Option B: Vf=Vi+at
Option C: S=Vt2
Option D: S=1/2at2
Correct Answer: S=Vt2 ✔
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Option A: Deriving a possible formula
Option B: Checking the homogeneity of a physical equation
Option C: Verification of laws
Option D: Only A and B are correct
Correct Answer: Only A and B are correct ✔
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Option A: Force
Option B: Pressure
Option C: Momentum
Option D: Energy
Correct Answer: Pressure ✔
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Option A: MLT-1
Option B: MLT-2
Option C: ML-1T
Option D: ML-1T-2
Correct Answer: MLT-2 ✔
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Option A: Accurate
Option B: Precise
Option C: Accurate and precise
Option D: None of these
Correct Answer: Precise ✔
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Option A: May be significant may not significant
Option B: Always significant
Option C: Always insignificant sign
Option D: Significant only if left to a significant figure
Correct Answer: May be significant may not significant ✔
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Option A: All accurately known and all doubtful digits
Option B: Only accurately known digits
Option C: Only doubtful digits
Option D: All accurately known digits and the first doubtful digit
Correct Answer: All accurately known digits and the first doubtful digit ✔
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Option A: Taking zero correction
Option B: Comparing the instrument with another more accurate one
Option C: Taking mean of several measurements
Option D: All methods explained in A, B and C
Correct Answer: Taking mean of several measurements ✔
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Option A: Limitation of an instrument
Option B: Natural variation of the object to be measured
Option C: Inadequate technique
Option D: All given in A, B and C
Correct Answer: All given in A, B and C ✔
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Option A: The inexperience of a person
Option B: The faulty apprentice
Option C: Inappropriate method
Option D: Due to all reasons in A, B and C
Correct Answer: Due to all reasons in A, B and C ✔
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Option A: 10 Raised to power 1
Option B: 10 Raised to power 2
Option C: 10 Raised to power 3
Option D: 10 Raised to power -1
Correct Answer: 10 Raised to power 1 ✔
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Option A: 1.024×103
Option B: 2 Raised to power 10
Option C: 0.000976
Option D: 1/0.00097
Correct Answer: 1.024×103 ✔
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Option A: Power of ten
Option B: Powers of two
Option C: Reciprocal
Option D: Decimal
Correct Answer: Power of ten ✔
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Option A: Chemistry
Option B: Astronomy
Option C: Geology
Option D: Biology
Correct Answer: Biology ✔
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Which branch of science plays an important role in the development of technology and engineering ?
Option A: Chemistry
Option B: Physics
Option C: Geology
Option D: Biology
Correct Answer: Physics ✔
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Option A: Alpha rays
Option B: Gamma rays
Option C: Beta rays
Option D: X-rays
Correct Answer: Gamma rays ✔
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Option A: 1 rem per week
Option B: 5 rem per week
Option C: 4 rem per week
Option D: 3 rem per week
Correct Answer: 5 rem per week ✔
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