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9th Class Physics English Medium KPK Boards Online Mcqs MCQs With Answers
Question # 1
Liquid pressure at depth h is:
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p/gh
h/pg
pgh
i/pgh
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Question # 2
Which of the substance is lightest one?
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Copper
Aluminium
Mercury
Lead
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Question # 3
After tilting if body come back to its original position then the body is in:
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Stable equilibrium
unstable equilibrium
Neutral equilibrium
Equilibrium
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Question # 4
At sea level , Atmosphere pressure is:
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101,300 Pa
101,400 Pa
101,500 Pa
101, 600 Pa
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Question # 5
Mass of earth is Me is :
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Me = 6× 1024 kg
6× 1024 kg
7× 1024 kg
6× 1024 Mg
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Question # 6
The value of 'g' is greater at:
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Moon
Hills
Sea leavel
Desert
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Question # 7
If a liquid of mass 'm' requires thermal energy 'ΔQv' to completely change into gas at its boiling point without any change in its temperature, then its latent heat of vapourization can be calculated as following:
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Hv = m/ΔQv
Hv = mΔQv
Hv = cmΔQv
Hv =ΔQv/m
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Question # 8
Which of the following material lowers friction when pushed between metal plates:
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Water
Fine marble poder
Air
Oil
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Question # 9
Density is quantity:
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Scalar
Vector
Constant
None of these
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Question # 10
Thermal conductivities of Lead
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23
30
35
85
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Question # 11
Moon is nearly _________ km away from earth.
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6 x 10
24
380000
199.62 km
30000
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Question # 12
The pressure of liquid is given by
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pg V
pg A
pgh
pg
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Question # 13
Amount of heat that flows in unit time is called:
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Rate of flow of heat
Q/t
Conductivity
Both A and B
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