Objective Questions
All objective questions for PHY 101
Questions (1250)
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| 301 |
A diver of mass m drops from a board 10.0 m above the water's surface. Neglecti…
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Work, Energy and Power | View |
| 302 |
The force required to stretch or compress a spring by a displacement x from its…
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Work, Energy and Power | View |
| 303 |
What is the expression for the elastic potential energy stored in a spring that…
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Work, Energy and Power | View |
| 304 |
Which of the following is an example of a conservative force?
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Work, Energy and Power | View |
| 305 |
A force is nonconservative if the work it does on an object depends on which of…
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Work, Energy and Power | View |
| 306 |
What is a common example of a nonconservative force?
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Work, Energy and Power | View |
| 307 |
The extended work-energy theorem that includes nonconservative forces states th…
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Work, Energy and Power | View |
| 308 |
A constant force F acts on an object moving with constant velocity v. The insta…
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Work, Energy and Power | View |
| 309 |
A 1000-kg elevator carries a maximum load of 800 kg. A constant frictional forc…
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Work, Energy and Power | View |
| 310 |
A car of mass 400 kg accelerates from rest to a speed of 20 m/s in 60 seconds. …
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Work, Energy and Power | View |
| 311 |
A 10-kg box moving at 5 m/s on a frictionless surface runs into a light spring …
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Work, Energy and Power | View |
| 312 |
A 0.5-kg block rests on a horizontal frictionless surface. It is pressed agains…
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Work, Energy and Power | View |
| 313 |
A 3-kg crate slides down a 1 m long ramp inclined at 30°. It starts from rest a…
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Work, Energy and Power | View |
| 314 |
For the 3-kg crate sliding down the same 1 m, 30° ramp, but now with a coeffici…
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Work, Energy and Power | View |
| 315 |
A 0.40 kg block slides across a horizontal frictionless surface at 0.50 m/s and…
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Work, Energy and Power | View |
| 316 |
An 80-kg crate is pulled 20 m across a level floor by a rope at a 30° angle abo…
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Work, Energy and Power | View |
| 317 |
A ball of mass 1.0 kg drops from a height of 2.5 m and rebounds to a height of …
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Work, Energy and Power | View |
| 318 |
A body moves from position r₁ = -2i + 3j + k (m) to r₂ = 3i - 2j - k (m) under …
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Work, Energy and Power | View |
| 319 |
A 5 kg body slides 6 m down a rough plane inclined at 30°, then onto a friction…
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Work, Energy and Power | View |
| 320 |
A basketball of mass 600 g resting on a hoop 3.05 m above the ground falls. Wha…
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Work, Energy and Power | View |
| 321 |
A point on a rotating disk moves from one position to another, sweeping out an …
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Circular Motion | View |
| 322 |
The relationship between the arc length (s) described by an object in circular …
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Circular Motion | View |
| 323 |
How many radians are equivalent to one complete revolution?
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Circular Motion | View |
| 324 |
A rope is wrapped around a circular drum of radius 12 cm. To lift a bucket a ve…
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Circular Motion | View |
| 325 |
Angular velocity is defined as the rate of change of which quantity?
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Circular Motion | View |
| 326 |
The period of rotation (T) and the frequency (f) are inversely related. Which e…
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Circular Motion | View |
| 327 |
A bicycle wheel with a radius of 33 cm rotates at 40 rpm. What is its angular v…
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Circular Motion | View |
| 328 |
What is the definition of angular acceleration (α)?
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Circular Motion | View |
| 329 |
A flywheel's rotation rate increases from 6 rev/s to 12 rev/s in 8 seconds. Wha…
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Circular Motion | View |
| 330 |
Which of the following is NOT one of the equations of motion for constant angul…
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Circular Motion | View |
| 331 |
A disc rotating at 6 rad/s accelerates at 2 rad/s² for 3 seconds. What is its f…
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Circular Motion | View |
| 332 |
What is the angular displacement of the disc in the previous question (initial …
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Circular Motion | View |
| 333 |
The linear velocity (v) of a particle in circular motion is related to its angu…
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Circular Motion | View |
| 334 |
If the linear speed of an object in circular motion doubles and the radius rema…
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Circular Motion | View |
| 335 |
Tangential acceleration (aT) is a measure of the rate of change of which quanti…
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Circular Motion | View |
| 336 |
How is tangential acceleration (aT) related to angular acceleration (α) and rad…
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Circular Motion | View |
| 337 |
An object moving in a circular path at constant speed is still accelerating bec…
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Circular Motion | View |
| 338 |
What is the direction of centripetal acceleration?
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Circular Motion | View |
| 339 |
Which of the following is the correct formula for centripetal acceleration?
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Circular Motion | View |
| 340 |
The centripetal force required to keep an object in circular motion is given by:
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Circular Motion | View |
| 341 |
A 4 kg ball is swung in a horizontal circle with a radius of 2 m. If the period…
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Circular Motion | View |
| 342 |
Continuing from the previous scenario (4 kg ball, radius 2 m, period 0.5 s), wh…
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Circular Motion | View |
| 343 |
A 2 kg body is whirled in a horizontal circle of radius 1.5 m, making three com…
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Circular Motion | View |
| 344 |
For the same 2 kg body (radius 1.5 m, frequency 3 rev/s), what is its centripet…
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Circular Motion | View |
| 345 |
On a flat, unbanked curve, what force provides the centripetal force required f…
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Circular Motion | View |
| 346 |
For a car negotiating a flat curve, the maximum speed without sliding is derive…
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Circular Motion | View |
| 347 |
What is the maximum speed at which an automobile can negotiate a flat curve of …
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Circular Motion | View |
| 348 |
What is the primary purpose of banking a road on a curve?
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Circular Motion | View |
| 349 |
When a car is moving at the optimal speed on a banked curve (with no friction n…
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Circular Motion | View |
| 350 |
The formula for the optimum banking angle (θ) for a car moving with speed v on …
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Circular Motion | View |
| 351 |
The speed limit on a highway is 80 km/h around a curve of radius 300 m. What is…
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Circular Motion | View |
| 352 |
What does a conical pendulum consist of?
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Circular Motion | View |
| 353 |
In a conical pendulum, what provides the centripetal force?
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Circular Motion | View |
| 354 |
In a conical pendulum, which equation correctly represents the balance of verti…
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Circular Motion | View |
| 355 |
From the equations of a conical pendulum, T sin θ = mv²/r and T cos θ = mg, wha…
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Circular Motion | View |
| 356 |
An object is moving in a circle at a constant speed. If the radius of the circl…
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Circular Motion | View |
| 357 |
A flywheel starts from rest and accelerates uniformly. After 10 seconds, it has…
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Circular Motion | View |
| 358 |
A car is traveling at a constant speed around a flat, unbanked curve. If the co…
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Circular Motion | View |
| 359 |
An object is revolving in a horizontal circle at the end of a string. If the sp…
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Circular Motion | View |
| 360 |
If a wheel with a radius of 0.5 m has an angular acceleration of 4 rad/s², what…
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Circular Motion | View |
| 361 |
A conical pendulum has a string of length L and makes an angle θ with the verti…
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Circular Motion | View |
| 362 |
What is the period of revolution for a conical pendulum with a string of length…
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Circular Motion | View |
| 363 |
The surface of a liquid behaves as though it is covered by a stretched membrane…
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Surface Tension | View |
| 364 |
What causes the surface of a liquid to contract and behave like a stretched mem…
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Surface Tension | View |
| 365 |
Raindrops, oil drops, and falling drops of molten metal are all approximately s…
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Surface Tension | View |
| 366 |
Surface tension, denoted by γ, is defined as the force acting along a line per …
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Surface Tension | View |
| 367 |
What are the forces of attraction between molecules of the same type called?
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Surface Tension | View |
| 368 |
What are the forces of attraction between molecules of different types, such as…
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Surface Tension | View |
| 369 |
The angle of contact θ for a liquid in a container is defined as the angle betw…
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Surface Tension | View |
| 370 |
If the adhesive forces between a liquid and a container are greater than the co…
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Surface Tension | View |
| 371 |
If the cohesive forces within a liquid are greater than the adhesive forces bet…
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Surface Tension | View |
| 372 |
What type of meniscus forms when the molecules of a liquid have a stronger attr…
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Surface Tension | View |
| 373 |
What type of meniscus forms when the molecules of a liquid have a stronger attr…
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Surface Tension | View |
| 374 |
The tendency of a fluid to be raised or suppressed in a narrow tube is called w…
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Surface Tension | View |
| 375 |
A liquid with a contact angle less than 90° is placed in a vertical capillary t…
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Surface Tension | View |
| 376 |
A liquid with a contact angle greater than 90° is placed in a vertical capillar…
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Surface Tension | View |
| 377 |
The maximum height h to which a liquid will rise through capillary action is gi…
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Surface Tension | View |
| 378 |
In the capillary rise formula, h = (2γ cos θ) / (ρ g r), what does the term 'r'…
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Surface Tension | View |
| 379 |
Wetting is the ability of liquids to form interfaces with solid surfaces. What …
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Surface Tension | View |
| 380 |
Compared to a liquid with a large contact angle, a liquid with a smaller contac…
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Surface Tension | View |
| 381 |
A soap bubble has two surfaces: an inner surface and an outer surface. How does…
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Surface Tension | View |
| 382 |
What is the gauge pressure P inside a spherical gas bubble that is formed withi…
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Surface Tension | View |
| 383 |
A soap bubble has a radius of 2.0 × 10⁻⁴ m. Using a surface tension of 0.0370 N…
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Surface Tension | View |
| 384 |
Given that the gauge pressure inside a soap bubble is 740 N/m², approximately w…
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Surface Tension | View |
| 385 |
In an example calculation for sap rising in a tree, the required radius of a ca…
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Surface Tension | View |
| 386 |
According to the provided table of surface tension values, which of the followi…
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Surface Tension | View |
| 387 |
If a liquid wets a tube, what can be said about its contact angle?
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Surface Tension | View |
| 388 |
What is the shape of the meniscus for a liquid with a contact angle greater tha…
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Surface Tension | View |
| 389 |
If a drop of oil is placed on the surface of water, and the oil spreads out as …
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Surface Tension | View |
| 390 |
A capillary tube of 0.05 cm bore stands vertically in a wide vessel containing …
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Surface Tension | View |
| 391 |
A liquid of density 1.05 g/cm³ and contact angle 20° has a vertical capillary t…
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Surface Tension | View |
| 392 |
The radian measure of an angle is defined as the ratio of which two quantities?
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Rotational Motion | View |
| 393 |
What is the approximate radian equivalent of 1 degree?
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Rotational Motion | View |
| 394 |
Convert 150° to radians.
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Rotational Motion | View |
| 395 |
A central angle of 2.5 radians subtends an arc of length 35 cm on a circle. Wha…
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Rotational Motion | View |
| 396 |
Angular displacement is defined as the angle an object rotates through during a…
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Rotational Motion | View |
| 397 |
The instantaneous angular speed ω of a rotating object is defined as the limit …
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Rotational Motion | View |
| 398 |
If an object rotates clockwise, its angular speed is conventionally considered …
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Rotational Motion | View |
| 399 |
Which of the following is the correct SI unit for angular acceleration?
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Rotational Motion | View |
| 400 |
The rotational kinematic equation that relates final angular velocity ω, initia…
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Rotational Motion | View |