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41. In projectile motion for which angle maximum height is half of its range?
73°
65°
63°
68°
42. The horizontal range of projectile will be maximum when?
sin θ = 1
sin 2θ = 1
sin θ = 0
sin 2θ = 0
43. The area under force-displacement graph gives:
Displacement
Work
Power
Acceleration
44. At what angle of applied force, work done will be 50%?
30°
60°
90°
45°
45. A block of mass 20g is thrown vertically upward with a speed of 10 m/s. The work done by the force of gravity during its upward motion is:
1000 J
–1000 J
–1 J
2 J
46. The area under force-displacement graph gives us
Displacement
Power
Work
Acceleration
47. If by some phenomenon the Earth contracts to one half of its present size, then gravitational potential energy becomes:
Double
One half
Remains same
Four times
48. The product of force and velocity is:
Kinetic energy
Potential energy
Power
Work done
49. The amount of work done in moving a body at certain point in a gravitational field to a position of zero potential such that the body is never accelerated is called:
Kinetic
Poten energy
Gravitational pote energy
Absolute poten energy
50. The absolute potential energy is given as Ug = –GmMₑ/R. The negative sign indicates that Earth's gravitational field for mass "m" is:
Repulsive less attractive
Less attractive
Attractive
More repulsion
51. Kilowatt-hour is unit of:
Electric energy
Power
Momentum
Torque
52. An electric motor of power 2hp is installed in an industrial unit. Its power is:
1500 watt
742 watt
148 watt
1492 watt
53. Power is dot product of:
Force and displacement
Force and velocity
Force and time
Work and time
54. What is the power of electric motor when it performs work of 64 × 10⁶J in 8 seconds?
8 Kilowatts
7 Kilowatts
8 Megawatts
7 Megawatts
55. Four bulbs of 100W each, two bulbs of 100W, each works for 2 hours daily. The energy consumed in 30 days will be:
4Kwh
1Kwh
2Kwh
36Kwh
56. Food we eat in 1 day ≈ energy of:
0.33 litre petrol
1 litre petrol
0.5 litre petrol
2 litre petrol
57. If speed of car is halved, kinetic energy becomes:
½
¼
⅛
1⁄16
58. 1hp is equal to:
476 watts
647 watts
746 watts
467 watts
59. 1KWb =
0.36 × 10⁶ J
36 × 10⁵ J
3.6 × 10⁶ J
0.036 × 10⁶ J
60. An object has 1J of P.E. What is work done in terms of height?
1J
0J
10J
0.1J
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