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9th Class Physics Chapter 5 Gracitation English Medium KPK Boards Online Mcqs MCQs With Answers
Question # 1
Moon is our satellite:
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Artificial
Permanent
Natural
Communication
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Question # 2
The value of g on moon's surface is 1.6 ms-2. What will be the weight of a 100 kg body on the surface of the moon?
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100 N
160 N
1000 N
1600 N
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Question # 3
The weight of a body is 100 N its weight on moon is :
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0.17 Kg
1.7 N
17 N
170 N
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Question # 4
Gravitational constant depends on:
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Medium
Force
Weight
It does not depend son anything
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Question # 5
If the distance is doubled between two masses. The gravitational force will decrease:
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4 times
2 times
One forth
One third
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Question # 6
The earth also completes its one revolution about its axis in.
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1 Hours
6 Hours
13 Hours
24 Hours
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Question # 7
The speed of satellites in GPS is:
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8.73 kms
-1
3.87 ms
-1
32 ms
-1
3.87 kms
-1
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Question # 8
The radius R of Earth is
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6.4 x 106 m
6.4 x 108 m
6.4 x 1010 m
6.4 x 1012 m
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Question # 9
The value of g is maximum at:
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Mountains
Maximum height
Surface of earth
At 2R
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Question # 10
A body is placed at height 'h' above the surface of the Earth.The value of 'g' is given by
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gh = Me/(R + h)2
gh = GMe/(R +h)2
gh = GMe/R2h
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Question # 11
The radius R of the earth is:
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6 x 10
18
m
6.4 x 10
6
m
6.4 x 10
8
m
6.4 x 10
12
m
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Question # 12
Weight of the body is due to the :
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Gravitation force
Centripetal force
Centrufugal force
All of the above
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Question # 13
At the surface of the earth value of 'g' is measured by using formula:
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g=GMe/R
g = GMe/R
2
g = 2GMe/R
2
g = GMe/2 R
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