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Thursday, 6 April 2017

1st year Physics Chapter 2 Vectors and scalar MCQs


PHYSICS              CHAPTER 2 


1. Which one of the followings is a scalar? 
(a) Energy   (b) Velocity    
(c) Force   (d) Torque 

2. Which one of the followings is a vector? 
(a) Length   (b) Volume    
(c) Velocity   (d) Work 

3. In which one of the followings are all the three quantities vectors? 
(a) Displacement, velocity, energy    
(b) Force, work, energy 
(c) Displacement, velocity, momentum  
(d) Velocity, acceleration, power 

4. The reverse process of adding two vectors is called 
(a) multiplication (b) subtraction   
(c) resolution     (d) none of these 

5. The resultant of two vectors of equal magnitude inclined at some angle is equal to the magnitude of either of the two vectors. The angle between the two is 
(a) 60°   (b)90°    
(c) 120°   (d) 180° 

6. Tick the answer which is correct for     R = A + B. 

   

7. Which figure represents   R = U – V? 

   

8. The result of adding   A into – A is 
(a) A (b) 2 A  
(c)  O (d) 0 

9. The unit vector of a vector   A is given by 
^ ^ A
(a) A  = A A (b) A  =    
A
^ A ^ A
(c) A  =   (d) A  =  
A A
10. When a certain vector is multiplied by – 1, then the direction of the vector changes through 
(a) 90°   (b) 120°      
(c) 150°     (d) 180° 

11. Rectangular components make an angle of 
(a) 0°   (b) 60°    
(c) 90°   (d) 120° 

Vector and scalar12. The minimum number of unequal forces whose vector sum is zero must be 
(a) 1   (b) 2    
(c) 3   (d) 4 

13. One of the rectangular components of a velocity of          
50 ms-1 is 30 ms-1. The other component in ms-1 is 
(a) 15   (b) 20    
  (c) 25   (d) 40 

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14. For the two vectors  Ax = (20 N) i ,  Ay= (20 N) j , the angle made by the resultant vector A with the x-axis is 
(a) 45°   (b) 135°    
(c) 215°   (d) 315° 

15. Which of the following forces cannot be added to give of a resultant of 2 N? 
(a) 1 N and 1 N   (b) 1 N and 2 N   
(c) 2   N and 2  N   (d) 1 N and 3 N 



17. Two forces act together on an object. The magnitude of their resultant is least when the angle between them is 
(a) 45°   (b) 60°    
(c) 90°   (d) 180° 

18. If  |A+B| = |A – B| where A and B are two vectors of equal magnitudes, then the angle between A and B is 
(a) 0°   (b) 60°    
(c) 90°   (d) 180° 

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19. The angle subtended by r = 3 i  + 4 j   with x-axis is 
(a) 53°   (b) 30°    
(c) 41°   (d) 60° 

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20. The magnitude of a vector  A = Ax i  –  Ay j  is 
(a) A2x  + A2y   (b) Ax2 + A2y    
  (c) A2x  – A2y   (d) A2x – A2y  

21. The dot product of two non-zero vectors equals the product of their magnitudes only if the angle between them is 
(a) 0°   (b) 90°   (c) 120°   (d) 180° 

22. For which of the followings pair of angles, the dot product of two vectors is equal to the one half of the product of  magnitudes of two vectors? 
(a) 60° and 120°   (b) 60° and 240°  
  (c) 60° and 300° (d) none of these 

23. For a vector A, 
(a) A •  A = 0 (b)  A •  A = 1 
  (c)  A • A = A (d)  A •  A = A2 

24. Which one of the followings is correct? 
^ ^ ^ ^ ^
(a) i  •  j  =  k   (b) i  •  j  = 0 
^ ^ ^ ^ ^
  (c) i  •  j  =  1   (d) i  •  j  = –k   

^ ^ ^
25. Given A = 2i – 2j + k  , the magnitude of this vector is 
(a) 1   (b) 2    
(c) 3   (d) 5 

26. If A  B lies along + z-axis, the vectors   A and B will be in  
(a) xz-plane   (b) xy-plane    
(c) yz-plane         (d) x-direction only 

27. The cross product of two non-zero parallel vectors  A and B is 
(a) AB sin    (b) AB    
^
(c) AB sin      (d) O 


^ ^ ^ ^
29. If A = Ax i  + Ay j  and B = Bx i  + By j  are two non-
parallel vectors, then the direction of A  B is along 
(a) A (b)  B  
(c) x-axis   (d) z-axis 

^ ^ ^ ^
30. If A = A1 i  + A2 j  and B = B1 i  + B2 j , the number of components in the vector  A  B is 
(a) 1 only   (b) 2 only    
(c) 3 only   (d) 4 only 

31. If A • B = 0 and A  B = 0, then 
(a) either A or B is a null vector.    
(b) A and B are non-parallel.    
(c) A and B are perpendicular to each other.    
(d) A and B are parallel to each other. 

32. The vector product is  
(a) commutative   (b) anticommutative 
  (c) associative (d) additive 

33. The cross product of two vectors has a magnitude equal to the product of their magnitudes. Their dot product is equal to 
(a) AB sin  (b) AB cos   
(c) AB (d) 0 

34. Torque produced by a force depends upon 
(a) magnitude of the force and the angular velocity   
(b) magnitude of the force and displacement   (c) magnitude of the force and moment arm         (d) force and acceleration of the body. 

35. A couple consists of  
(a) two equal and opposite forces acting at two different points on the body    
(b) two equal and parallel forces acting at two different points  (c) two equal and opposite force acting at a point on the body  (d) two equal and parallel force acting at a point on the body. 

36. The arm of a couple is  
(a) any distance between the forces 
(b) the shortest distance between the forces  
(c) perpendicular distance between the two forces     (d)     the longest distance between the two forces.  

37. If the resultant of all the forces acting on a  body is zero, then the body 
(a) has angular momentum (b)  has acceleration  
(c)  is at rest   (d) is in translational equilibrium 

38. Three coplanar forces acting on a body keep it in equilibrium. The forces must be  
(a) collinear   (b) concurrent    
(c) non-concurrent (d) parallel 

39. If the line of action of the force passes through the axis of rotation, then the torque is 
(a) zero (b) maximum 
(c) clockwise in direction (d) counter clockwise in direction 

40. ˆi . (ˆj * k)ˆ equals 
(a) ˆi (b) kˆ  
(c) 1   (d)  0 






Key to Test Chapter 2 



1 a 21
2 c 22
3 c 23
4 c 24
5 c 25
6 d 26
7 b 27
8 c 28
9 c 29
10 d 30
11 c 31
12 c 32
13 d 33
14 a 34
15 b 35
16 a 36
17 d 37
18 c 38
19 a 39
20 b 40





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Saturday, 31 December 2016

9 Fundamentals of Trigonometry

Chapter 09: Fundamentals of Trigonometry


1.                  Direction         of         Qibla   is          found by        using
__________

a)      Plane Geometry
b)      Spherical Trigonometry
c)      Plane Trigonometry
d)     Analytical Geometry
e)      None of these
                Answer:           b

2.                  If a circle is divided into 360 parts, then the angle subtended by each part at the center of the circle is called __________

a)      1 radian
b)      1 degree
c)      1 angstrom
d)     1 minute
e)      None of these
                Answer:           b
 Trigonometry 
3.                  The union of two non-collinear rays which have a common endpoint is called the ________

a)      Angle
b)      Radian
c)      Degree
d)     Minute
e)      Second
                Answer:           a

4.                  One degree is denoted by __________

a)      1 rad
b)      1’
c)      1”
d)     1o
e)      None of these

                Answer:           d

1.                  1rt. angle = __________
             
a)      90o
b)      180o
c)      270o
d)     190o
e)      None of these
                Answer:           a
2.                  The 60th part of one degree is called one
____________

a)      centimeter
b)      radian
c)      degree
d)     minute
e)      none of these
                Answer:           d

3.                  Measure of the central angle of an are of a circle whose length is equal to the radius  of
the circle is known as _________

a)      1 degree
b)      1 radian
c)      1 rt. angle
d)     All of these
e)      None of these
                Answer:           b

4.                  The circumference of a circle r is considered as __________

a)      2πr
b)      πr
c)      3πr
d)     4πr
e)      None of these
                Answer:           a

5.                  1 radian = __________

a)      57°1745′′
b)      47o
c)      37o
d)     38o
e)      None of these
            Answer:           a

6.                  1o = _________

a)      60
b)      60′′
c)      3600
d)     360
e)      None of these
            Answer:           a 




106.      1 + cot22θ = _________ ?

a)      sec2θ
b)      cosec2θ
c)      cosec22θ
d)     sec2θ
e)      none of these
            Answer:           c

12.               The 60th part of one minute is called one
________

a)       centimeter
b)       radian
c)       degree
d)      minute
e)       second
                Answer:           e


                Answer:           d
15.               One second is denoted by _______

a)       1 rad
b)       1
c)       1′′
d)      1o
e)       None of these
Answer:           c 

 64.                 radians = 

a)             360o
b)             335o
c)             270o
d)            225o
e)             125o
                Answer:           d

65.                The radian measure of the angle at the center of circle of radius 12cm which cuts off an arc 18cm long. 

a)             9.47 radians
b)             1.19 radians
c)             1.5 radians
d)            2.5 radians
e)             None of these
                Answer:           c


67.                The length of the arc cut off on a circle of radius
6cm by a central angle of   radians

a)             12.566cm
b)             10.033cm
c)             12.113cm
d)            9.156cm
e)             6.56cm
                Answer:           a


69.                The radius of the circle when l = 3cm, θ= 3.4 radians. 

a)             0.214 cm
b)             9.419 cm
c)             3.146 cm
d)            4.978 cm
e)             None of these
                Answer:           e


71.                In the second quadrant Sinθ is ________

a)             positive
b)             negative 


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