The variation of acceleration due to gravity (g) with time (t) can best be represented by which of the graphs in the figure?
B.
C.
A.
D.
A trolley with a ticker tape attached to it, is caused to run down a runway.
A section of tape produced by a ticker timer of known frequency is displayed in the figure.
The object is:
Decelerating.
Moving with constant velocity.
Moving with constant acceleration.
Accelerating.
Which of the graphs in the figure best shows how the potential difference (V) across a metal conductor varies with the current (I) flowing through it?
The figure shows a connection of three resistors of resistances 3Ω, 6Ω and 5Ω.
The resultant resistance across AB is:
4Ω.
7Ω.
3Ω.
14Ω.
At which of the marked positions in the figure is the lowest effort applied to lift the wheelbarrow?
Position A.
Position B.
Position D.
Position C.
Which of the graphs in the figure is correct for sin i (Y) plotted against sin r (X) for light moving from air into a rectangular glass block?
The figure is the velocity-time graph of a moving body. The distance during the first 10 s is:
75 m.
150 m.
300 m.
375 m.
The figure shows a hydraulic system which may be used to lift a car. The hydraulic jack system is:
A pressure multiplier.
An energy multiplier.
A force multiplier.
A volume multiplier.
The figure shows a hydraulic system which may be used to lift a car.
Why is oil preferred to water in the jack system?
Oil has less bubbles of air than water.
Water is a transparent liquid.
Water is easily compressible.
Oil evaporates less than water.
The principle on which the above system functions is based on:
Equal transmission of energy.
Equal transmission of force.
Equal transmission of the oil.
Equal transmission of pressure.
The mechanical advantage of the defined as the ratio of:
distance moved by load.
Load to effort.
distance moved by load to distance moved by effort.
Effort to load.
The setup in the figure is an apparatus used to measure the specific heat capacity of a liquid.
The calorimeter is lagged in order to:
Ensure even distribution of heat.
Ensure good electrical conduction.
Prevent heat loss to the surroundings.
Prevent evaporation of the liquid.
The setup in the figure is an apparatus used to measure the specific heat capacity of a liquid. The thermometer is used to:
Measure temperature of liquid before.
Measure temperature of liquid and after heating.
Ensure even distribution of heat in the liquid.
Maintain a constant temperature.
The specific heat capacity of the liquid can be calculated using the formula:
c = m△θ / IVt.
c = IVt + m△θ.
c = IVt - m△θ.
c = IVt / m△θ.
The setup in the figure is an apparatus used to measure the specific heat capacity of a liquid. The stirrer is used to ensure that:
the liquid evaporates evenly.
the cold liquid from the bottom rises.
the heat is evenly distributed.
the liquid cools faster.