Chapter 1: Dynamics Physics Mcqs for High School - Grade 9 - Set 6

1)   The contact points between the two surfaces form a sort of

a. cold welds
b. hot welds
c. strips
d. momentum
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ANSWER: cold welds

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2)   The motion of an object in a circular path is called

a. circular motion
b. translatory motion
c. vibratory motion
d. linear motion
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ANSWER: circular motion

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3)   (mass of a body × gravity) is equal to

a. weight
b. inertia
c. force
d. momentum
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ANSWER: weight

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4)   The constant of friction is represented by

a. ω
b. δ
c. σ
d. μ
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ANSWER: μ

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5)   Weight is measured by a

a. beam balance
b. spring balance
c. screw gauge
d. physical balance
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ANSWER: spring balance

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6)   Newton is denoted by

a. n
b. N
c. w
d. R
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ANSWER: N

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7)   The quantity of matter possessed by the body is known as

a. mass
b. weight
c. inertia
d. force
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ANSWER: mass

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8)   If the coefficient of friction between wood and marble is 0.6,mass of wood is 6 kg, then the force of friction between the wood and the horizontal marble floor will be

a. 36 N
b. 30 N
c. 40 N
d. 23 N
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ANSWER: 36 N

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9)   The tires roll over easily on

a. smooth surface
b. rough surface
c. on coal tar
d. all of above
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ANSWER: smooth surface

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10)   According to newton's 2nd law of motion, with mass ‘m’, velocity ‘v’ and radius ‘r’ the centripetal force is equal to

a. mv² ×r
b. (mv²)⁄r
c. mv² + r
d. mv² - r
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ANSWER: (mv²)⁄r

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