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Physics 9th Class English Medium Unit 3 Online Test MCQs With Answers
Question # 1
Co-efficient of friction between glass and glass.
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1.0
0.9
1
0.8
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Question # 2
The mass of a body
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Decreases when accelerated
Increases when accelerated
Decreases when moving with high velocity
None of the above
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Question # 3
When horse pulls a cart, the action is on the?
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Cart
Earth
Horse
Earth and Cart
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Question # 4
In velocity the body become double , then centripetal force will be:
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Half
Three times greater
Double
Four times greater
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Question # 5
Newton related inertia of the body with its
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Weight
Mass
Density
Force
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Question # 6
Motion of the rocket is the example of which law?
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First law
Second law
Third law
Law of momentum
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Question # 7
Waking on earth is the example of
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1st law of motion
Second law of motion
Third law of motion
Law of Momentum
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Question # 8
A ball of mass 1 kg moving with velocity 2 ms-1, Its momentum will be
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1 Ns
2 Ns
0.5 Ns
4 Ns
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Question # 9
In which case it is easy for the tyre to roll over:
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Rough ground
Smooth ground
Same
None
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Question # 10
A mass of a body:
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Decreases when accelerated
Increases when accelerated
Decreases when moving with velocity
None of the above
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Question # 11
Which of the following is unit of momentum?
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Nm
Kgms
-2
Ns
Ns
-1
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Question # 12
Product of mass and velocity of a body is called.
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Torque
Force
Work
Momentum
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Question # 13
Gravitational pull of earth is called:
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Weight
Mass
Force
Tension
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