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MDCAT Past Papers - UHS - Physics - Chap No 2 Quiz

Attempt 10 MCQs on MDCAT Past Papers - UHS - Physics - Chap No 2 | Quiz 1

1. Work done will be zero if angle between force and displacement is:



2. The work done in figure is:



3. The rate at which work is being done is:



4. Which of the following statement shows that no work is done?



5. The work done by a variable force can be found by dividing the:



6. Work done is equal to:



7. When a force of 1N displaces its point of application by 1m in the direction of force, the work done is:



8. An automobile is moving forward with uniform velocity due to force exerted by its engine. If that force is doubled with velocity remaining constant, what happens to total power?



9. The consumption of energy by a 60W bulb in 2s is:



10. An electric motor is used to lift the weight of 2.0N through a vertical distance of 100cm in 4 sec. What is the power output of the motor?



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