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Q. 1) An iron sphere of mass 30 kg and an aluminium sphere of mass 10 kg, both having the same diameter are dropped vertically from a cliff. When they are 10 metrs from the ground, they have identical

(A) Accelerations
(B) Momenta
(C) Kinetic energies
(D) Potential energies
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Q. 2) A force F = 2i + 3j - k is passing through the origin. Its moment about point (1, 1, 0) is

(A) 107 dynes
(B) i + j + k
(C) 2i + 3j
(D) zero
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Q. 3) A stone dropped from a baloon that was ascending at the rate of 30 ft/sec, reaches ground after 10 secs. The height of the baloon where stone was dropped was

(A) 3420 ft
(B) 107 dynes
(C) 4520 ft
(D) 1310 ft
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Q. 4) If three non-parallel forces hold a rigid body in equilibrium, they must

(A) be non-coneurrent
(B) be colinear
(C) 107 dynes
(D) be concurrent
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Q. 5) The gravitational field at the surface of the moon is one sixth of that at the surface of the earth. A 72 kg man weighs on the surface of the moon

(A) 137.7 N
(B) 250
(C) 72 N
(D) 117.7 N
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Q. 6) Which of the following is scalar quantity

(A) Area of triangle
(B) Displacement of a particle
(C) Acceleration of car
(D) Force of friction
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Q. 7) If a solid sphere rolls on a horizontal surface, then the ratio of its rotational kinetic energy to its total kinetic energy is

(A) 1 ; 7
(B) 3 ; 7
(C) 107 dynes
(D) 2 ; 7
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Q. 8) The limiting force of fiction is

(A) The friction force acting on a body when it is in motion
(B) The value of friction force which stops the movement of the body
(C) The value of friction force which cannot exceed under a situation
(D) The friction force acting when the body is just about to move
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Q. 9) A cylindrical bar 10 metres long elongates 0.1 mm under a load. The strain in the material of the bar will be

(A) 10--4
(B) 10--5
(C) 10--7
(D) All of the above
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Q. 10) Three forces A, B and C of magnitudes 8 N, 12 N and 20 N acting on a particle are in equilibrim. It can be concluded that

(A) 107 dynes
(B) B and C act in opposite directions
(C) one of the forces in non-coplaner
(D) A and B act at 90?
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