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Physics 9th Class English Medium Unit 4 Online Test MCQs With Answers
Question # 1
A body is in equilibrium when its
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Acceleration is uniform
Speed is uniform
Speed and acceleration are uniform
Acceleration is zero
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Question # 2
The centre of gravity of uniform triangle is:
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Point of intersection of medians
On its vertex
On middle point of its axis
Point of intersection of diagonal
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Question # 3
Base / Hypotenuse is called:
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Sinπ½
Cos π½
Tan π½
Cot π½
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Question # 4
Ξ£F=0 is __________ condition of equilibrium:
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1st
2nd
Unstable
Stable
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Question # 5
To make a body more stable ________ should be lowered:
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Axis of rotation
Center of gravity
Stabilty
None
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Question # 6
................. can be add algebraically.
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Scalar quantities
Vector
All
None
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Question # 7
The turning effect of force is called:
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Torque
Parallel force
Equilibrium
Couple
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Question # 8
.............. is example of vector.
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Length
Force
Mass
Time
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Question # 9
The formula of y component of force ' F ' is:
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F cos π½
F Sin π½
F tan π½
Tan
-1
π½
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Question # 10
If Fx and Fy are rectangular components of a vector F, then the magnitude of vector F is:
[LHR-04 1st G]
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Question # 11
__________ forces have opposite direction:
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Unlike parallel
Parallel
Like parallel
None of these
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Question # 12
To find x component of force 'F' we use formul:
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F Sin π½
F Cos π½
F tan π½
F/F1
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Question # 13
Turning effect of a force is called:
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Torque
Moment
Couple
Torque and momentum
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