The highest value of escape velocity in solar system is planet____________________? Options: A. EarthB. NeptuneC. JupiterD. Moon View Answer C. Jupiter
A wire of length L is stretched by a length E when a force F is applied at one end. If the elastic limit is not exceeded the amount of energy stored in the wire is_________________? Options: A. FEB. (FE)C. FE2/LD. FE2 View Answer B. (FE)
Gravitational P.E of a body has____________________? Options: A. no formulaB. a formula mgh onlyC. a formulaD. no general formula View Answer D. no general formula
When a force is applied at one end of an elastic wire it produces at strain ? in the wire. If y is the youngs modulus of the material of the wire the amount of energy stored per unit volume of the wire is given by_________________? Options: A. Y?B. 2Y?C. Y?/2D. Y?2 View Answer D. Y?2
When the speed of a moving body is doubled then___________________? Options: A. its K.E is doubledB. its acceleration is doubledC. its P.E is doubledD. its momentum is doubled View Answer D. its momentum is doubled
A wire suspended vertically from one end is stretched by attaching a weight of 20N to the lower end. The weight stretches the wire by 1mm. How much energy is gained by the wire ? Options: A. 0.01JB. 0.02JC. 0.04JD. 1.0J View Answer A. 0.01J
One mega watt hour is equal to_________________? Options: A. 36 x 106 JB. 36 x 1012 JC. 36 x 109 JD. 36 x 108 J View Answer D. 36 x 108 J
A certain stress applied to an elastic material produces a certain strain in it. If the elastic limit is not exceeded the energy gained per unit volume of the material is given by_________________? Options: A. Stress/strainB. (stress/strain)C. Stress x strainD. (Stress / strain) View Answer D. (Stress / strain)
Work has the dimension as that of same as that of__________________? Options: A. torqueB. angular momentumC. linear momentumD. power View Answer A. torque
The ration stress to strain in youngs modulus of the material then tension is__________________? Options: A. Directly proportional to extensionB. Directly proportional to strainC. Directly proportional to square of amplitudeD. Inversely proportional to extension View Answer A. Directly proportional to extension