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System of Particles

The document contains a physics poll with multiple-choice questions focused on the moment of inertia, angular momentum, and rotational motion. It includes various problems related to the moment of inertia of different shapes and the effects of torque on rotating bodies. The questions are designed to assess understanding of concepts in rotational dynamics and mechanics.
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Poll
PHYSICS (P-17)
Syllabus: System of Particles and Rotational Motion (From moment of inertia)

Choose the correct answer. (2) 30 J


(1) 50 J
1. The moment of inertia of a disc of mass m and (3) 10 J (4) 20 J
radius Rabout a tangential axis in the plane of the Alywheel of moment of inertia 3 x 10-? kg m² is
disc will be rotating with angular velocity of 10 rad/s. The
mR (2)
5m
mR* torque (constant) required to bring it rest in2s will
(1) be
4
(1) 0.6 Nm (2) 0.3 N m
mR* 3mR
(4) (3) 0.15Nm (4) 0.8 Nm
(3)2 2
7 The shaft of a motor is making 1000 rpm. The
2 The moment of inertia of a uniform rod of mass m
and length à about an axis torque supplied the motor is 120N m. The
length and passing through a perpeolGui
power supplied by the motor is
point (1) 21 kw (2) 100 kW
-from its centre is (3) 4.8 kW (4) 12.56 kW
8. A uniform ring of mass m an radius R rolling
ml
(2 without slipping on a horizontal surface as shown
16 48
in figure. The angular momentum of the ring about
7ml2 the origin will be
(3) (4)
48 12
3 Four particle each of mass m are placed at the four
corners of a square of side a. The moment of
inertia of the system about an axis passing
through centre of square and normal to the plane
of square is
(1) ma? (2) 4ma?

(3) 2mà (4) ml


2

The radius of gyration of a uniform hollow sphere


of radius Rabout its tangential axis is (1) mvR (2)
2
5
(2) Ra (3) 2mvR (4) 3mvR
9. A uniform disc of mass m and radius R is rotating
(4) R with angular velocity 'o' about its main geometrical
axis. If another identical disc is placed gently over
5. A wheel rotating at an angular speed of 20 rad/s, the previous disc and they rotate together, then
is brought to rest by a constant torque in 4 s. If the common angular velocity of the discs will be
moment of inertia of wheel is 0.2 kg m?, the work (1) o (2) 20
done by torque in first 2 s is

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(3) 7 (4) 40 (1) Vo (2) M2
10. A solid cylinder of mass M and radius R starts (3) O
falling under gravity as shown in figure. If mass of 2
(4) 2v,
chord is negligible, the acceleration of centre of 15. A solid cylinder of mass m rolls without slipping
mass of the cylinder will be
down an inclined plane making an angle with the
horizontal. The frictional force between the
cylinder and inclined plane is
mg sin0
(1) mgsin (2)
3

(3) mgcose (4)


2ng sin
3
(1) (2) 16. Match the list I with list
List-l List-I|
(3) (4) g A. Angular acceleration P. Js
B. Moment of inertia
11. Asolid sphere rolls without slipping on an inclined Q. kg m?
of inclination 45°. The Torque R. rad/s?
minimum coefficient of D.
static friction to support pure rolling Angular momnentum S. Nm
should be (1) A’R, B’Q, C’S, D’P
(1)

(3) 5
(2)

(4)
(2) A’a, B>R, C’P, D’S
(3) A>Q, B-’P, C’R, D’S
(4) A’R, B’S, C’R, D’S
,
3 17. A solid cylinder is released from rest from the top
12. A uniform solid sphere of mass 0.5 kg rolls on of an incline of inclination 30° and length . If
horizontal surface without slipping. If the velocity cylinder rolls without slipping then its speed at the
of centre of mass 4 cm/s, the work done bottom of incline will be
in
stopping sphere is 3gl
(1)
(1) 8 x 104 J (2) 5.6 x 104 J
(3) 1.6 x 10 J (4) 2.4 x 104 J
13 A rigid body is rotating about an axis. An external (3) (4) 29
force F = ai +4Ë +3k acts on the body ata point 18. Asolid sphere anda spherical shell roll down an
incline from rest from same height. The ratio of
whose position vector is t =2i -4j-3k. The time taken by these bodies to reach the
value of 'a' for which the angular momentum of bottom is
body remains conserved is 21 21
(1) (2)
(1) -1 (2) 1
(3) 2 (4) -2 10 25
14 The centre of a wheel which is rolling without (3)
V21 (4) 21
slipping on a plane surface moves with speed Vo. 19. Following bodies have same mass and radius
The velocity of the particle P as shown in the fiqure The body with largest moment of inertia about
will be
their main geometric axis is
(1) Solid sphere (2) Holow sphere
(3) Disc (4) Ring
20. When a disc is rolling on level surface the
percentage of its total kinetic energy which is
translational, is neariy
(1) 50% (2) 33%
(3) 66% (4) 25%

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rad/s? 15 (4) rads 8(3)
5W2 (4) (3) (2) &
(1) Both (4)
rad's? 10 (2) radis? 512 (1) false are botsiatement
h II Statement
and 4)
10 (2) Zero (1) acceieration
is angular its then wheel, of
rim alalamernt and II
staStalement (3) D(3)
tangentsally
the to applied isN20 of
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isil (2) 2)
magnitude
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is I [1)
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II:
the not is(R) but true are (R) and (A) Both (2) M(1)
balls motofion drection
of the uponDepends (4) figure? the shownin as
disc the massof
correct the is
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Physic Poll-17
Physies Poll-17
15 From a uniform disc of radius R. a circular hole 17 A rigld body is sald lo be in mechanical
is cut out as shown The position o
equilibrium, then
radius
(1) Net external force on the body is zero
centre of mass of remaining portion is (2) Nel extemal torque on the body is:
s zero

(3) Not external torque and net internal force both


are non-zero
(4) Both (1) and (2)
1F The radius of gyration of a uniform ring about an
xis passing through the tangont to the ring in its

(2) V
3F
(1)
R
(3) (4)
3R
(2 19 The nngular speed of n motor wheol is increased
20
unitormly from 1200 rpm to 1600 rpm in 16
R secont Its nputnt ncceleration is
(3)
5
(1) tatis
R
(4)
5
16 Consider the folowing statements
(2) tad/s
Statement A: Centre of mass of a geomeltically 1
symmetric body always les al itits geonetrica.oc (3)ned's
centre
Statement B A body cannot rall purely on (4) - radis
8
perfect snooth surlace
Tick the correct option 20. A solid sphere rols dowrm an Inclined plane of
(1) Statement A is correcl and statement B is height 70 cm witloul slipping When i reaches
the boltom of the incined plane lts speed will be
incorect
heny
(2) Statement B is coect and statement A
() 4 00 ms
incorrect
(3) Both statement A and statement B are correct (2) 3.10ms
(4) Both staternent A and ntalernent B are (3) 1.08 ms
incorrect (4) 2 65 ms

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(1) xb (2) bx (1) 55.7 N (2) 37.3 N
(3) 40 N (4) 70 N
(3) -2b &) (4) 2{bb)
13 Abay and a man carry a unifom rod of lengthL,
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8. Aforce -(2-2]+3M) N I acting on n body a
Fm-l+2]+k)m. Torque of the force about
to
hortzonlally in such a way that the boy gets Lth
losd, I he boy is at one end of the rod, the
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(1) (a/+ 6)- 2) Nm (2) (4-3j-3k) Nm
Poll (3) (2-]-3k) Nm (4) (+]+3k) Nm (2)
PHYSICS (P-16) Conslder he followng staterment and choose the
correct opion
2L
Syllabus: System of Paricdes &Rotalonal Motion (upto centre ol graty)
Statement-A: The total torque on a system 14 Angular momentum of the parice rotating under
Choose the correct answer.
(4 78 aleleteHE he total esdermal force on the syslem the effecd of a central force about the centre is
1 Choose the corect statemont about the ngid body (9) 1 8 Is zero.
constant due to

() The separation beween all pars of particios of 4 Auniform T"shapod lamina (a thin flat plate) i Statement-B: The centre of gravity of a body (1) Constant non-zaro torque
such a body do not change having dimensions as shown. Mhe masa of the colnides with ts centre of mass one only part the
of
(2) Constant non-zero force
(2) It has pertfectly defnite and undeformable lanina is 6 kg, then the distance of centre of mass gravtabonal feld does nol vany from
from the orlgln wlM be (3) Constant linear momenturn
hape
y(m) (1) A and
BothA and B are correcd (4) Zero lorque
(3) The distance betweon all pairs of partlcles d
Buch a body changes continuously be
(2) A is corect B is ncorroct 15. A paticie P of mass M moes along lne AB with
(4) Both (1) &(2) (3) Als lncorroct B ls correc veloclty V shown. What in the angular
momentum of the paricle about A?
2
onsider he folowg atatements and choosa the (4) Nolthor A is correct nor B is corect
1)
10. A untform sold cylnder of radlus R, length L and
Statement-A: In pure translational mobon at any
nstant of time, al paricles of the body have the (m) foure. The Goondnate of cantre of masa wil be
same velocity.
Statement-B: In pure rolaton of the rigid body
about a xed ads, every partcle of the body
moves n ad , h
as
(4) m (1) mvL (2) mv
(3) mvr (4) Zero
(1) Both A&B are corect
5
The linear mass density of a rod of length L is
16. Acouple acing on a body produces
(2) Als corect and B ls Incorect glven as A=() where x Is in metre. The (1) near motlon
Hon (2) Rotationnl motlon
(3) Als ihcorrec and Bis correct distance of the centre of mass from x=0 will be (3) Both (1) & (2) (4) Nelther (1) nor (3)
(4) Nalther A ls coect nor (B) s correct 17.
3. Throe partlcle of mas (2 TWo disc of moment of Inerta and 2/ about thelr
placed
Ihrough the contre), and rotating wth angulur
ot the comer of an equlaeral trlangle of side e as 11. Achiid of mass 15 kg slts stationary at one end of
shown in figura. The distance of centre of mana 2 a long platform of mass 30 kg placed on a snooth speeds 3o and e rospeclively are brought gently
fram the mass m will ba (3) hortzontal surface. If chlld gets up and runs on the Into contact face to face with ther axos of rotation
plattom wth spood 6 m/s w.r.t. plattom, The colncident. The common angular apeed of two
8. velocity of three particles each of mass 1 kg is peed of the platfom wr.t. ground will be
ghven ,-i+j+k) ms . (1) 4 m/s (2) 8 ms
(1) (2)
then velocity of tho centre of mass wl be (3) 2 m/s (9) Zero
12. A metal bar 100 cm long and 6 kg ln mass
(1) (f+2]+k) ma (2) (+2) .zk) ma
V78
(2
(3) (2/+2]+k) mvs (4) Zero
aadd Kte-edges placed 15 cm trom
one end. The roacion on the knife-odoe cose to
(3)7 (4) 3o

Alight ladder 6 m long rest against a frictionloss


6 |7. M i and b, are veclors, then the value of he 4kg load is (Asume the bar to be of unlfom well at an angle 60 tram the horlzontal. A 60 kg
cross seclion and homogeneous) man is sitting at a point localed at 2mfrom the top
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of ladder along the length. The horizonlal force
required al the bottom of the ladder lo avoid
slipping wl be (g 10 m/s) -mgj (2) " j
200 (3) -Mgv
(1)N N
(2) N 4

(3) 1004N (4) 5042N 20 small object of mass M is attached to a light


string which passed through a hollow vertical tube.
19 A small partlcle of mass m is projected at an angle The tube is held by one hand and the string by
of 60 with the x-axis with an nitial velocity o in other. The object is set into rotation in a hortzontal
the x-y plane as shown in figure. At time Y than oulied dowo ahortening the radlus of part to
20
The angular momentum of the particle about the
r. Which of the following quantity wil be
conserved?
origin is
(1) Angular momontum (2) Linear momentum
(3) Kinetic energy (4) Linear velocity

IPage 3)
Poll-11 Physics
Poll-11 For NEET-2023
(1) 35 N (2) 65 N ReasonlR): Lnea
particle move with unilcm VÝioany.
zero

(3) 40 N (4) 80 N In light of the given statements, choose the most


8 Abay and a man carry a uniform pole of length appropriate from the given optlons below
8mand of mass 60 kg by supporting it on their (1) Both (A) and (R) are true and (R) is the correc
shoulders. They are located at the ends of the
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end so that cames Both (A) and (R) are true but (R) is not the
ogec explanalion of (A)
of total load?
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(1) 6.22 m
(4) Both (A) and (R) are false statements
(3) 55 m (4) 2.5 m
Poll 14. Two identical particles move towards each other
Match List4 with List-1 and choose the correct with velocty 2v and v respectivety. The velocity of
PHYSICS (P-I1) option centre of mass is

Syllabus: System of Particle and Rotational Motion (Upto Centre of Gravity) (Page No- 141 to 162) List-! LÍst-|
(1) v (2)
(A) Angular acceleration (P) N m
Choose the correct answer. If the linear mass density of a rod of length L varies
kx
(B) Linear momentum (0) rad/s
1 The posbon vedors d three particles a mass m = 1 kg. as d = where kis a constant and x is distance (4) Zero
m2 kg and m = 4 kg are i-(i+4] +k)m, (C) Torque (R) Js
from one end, The distance of centre of mass trom
and ¡, - (2i-j-2k)m the end at xL wll be (D) Angular momentum (S) ka ms 15 A particle of mass m moves along line PC
angular monentum
respectivey. The position vector of centre of mass L (1) (A-(Q). (8)-(S). (C)P), (D-(R) the particle about O will be
will be (2
(2) (A-(R), (B)-(S). (C)-(P). (DHQ)
() 02j- s)m 2)uv.2j- sk) m 34
(4 (3) (A-(S), (B)-(0), (C-(P), (D)-(R)

5 Â=(2i-3j -4k) and 8-(i+4j -5Å), then (4) (A)-(R), (B)-(P). (C}-{Q). (D)S)
(3) 6i-3j-4k) m (4) si -3j-ak) m value of AxB will be 10 The value of ( +ixi-i) is
2 Centre of mass of a body (1) (--14j +11)
..t. (2) (. 14j11)
(1) -2k (2) 2k (2) mv
(1) Always lies inside the body (3) (- - 14j+1%) (4) (-i-14j -5k) (1) mvL
(3) Zero (4) 2i (3) mvr (4) Zero
(2) Always lies outside the body 6. Consider the foliowing stalements and choose the
correct option 11 The radius vector i-2i +5k and the angular
(3) Always lies on the surtace of the body 16. A mass m is moving with constant velocity along
Statemen(A): Posibion of CM depends on velocity of a particle Is o-3-4k. Then the line paraliel to the y-axis, away from the origin. Its
(4) May ies inside or outside the body acceleration due to grav1ty where position of linear velocity of the paricie is (all are in Sl units) angular momentum w.r.t the onigin
cente of gravty independent on acceleration due (2) remains constant
The particles of mass 1 kg. 2 kg and 3 kg are (1) 15/-8j . 6k (2) 2i +3j -k (1) is always zero
lo gravty.
placed a ne verces o angura
equilalera hange o (3) 15/+ 8j- 6k (3) goes on increasing (4) goes on decreasing
of centre of mass wll be
Statement(B): Centre of gravity of a body may (4) -23) 17. The moment of linear momentum is called
coincide with centre of mass of the body
(1) Both the statement (A) and (B) are true
12 force F - a +2j +4k and -6-3j-6k, (1) Inertia (2) Moment of inertia
(2) Both the statement (A) and (B) are false then value of a for which he angular momentum
is conserved, is (all are in Sl units) (3) Torque (4) Angular momentum
(3) Statement (A) is tue but statement (B) is false (1) 2 (2) -1 18 Four equal and parallel forces are acting on a rad
(as shown in figure) at a distance of 20 cm, 40 cm,
(4) Statement (B) is true but statement (A) is false (3)-4 (4) 3 60 cm and 80 cm respectively from one end of the
13. In the tollowing question a slaterment of Assertion rod. Under the influence of these forces, the rod
7. Auntorn ladder of mass 10 kg leans against a (A) is followed by a statement of Reason (R).
smooth vertical wall making an angle 53 with it. Assertion(A): A paricle moving on a straight lino
The other endforce
reststhatonexerts
a rough horizontal floor.
on the ladder will lbe with a uniform velocity, its angular momentun is
e fnctional always zero.
closest

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Poll-11 Physics
(2) 2 s
(3) 1 s
(4) 4s

20. Let Fbe the force acting on a particle having


(1) is at rest posilion vector Yand be the torque of this force

(2) experiences a rotational motion only


about thè origin. Then
(3) experiences a linear motion only (1) Fi -0 and Fie0
(4) experiences a torque and also a linear motion (2) F¡ z0 and E¡-0
19. The angular momentum of a rotating wheel is i.i0 and Fi0
given by the equation L(0 = 2f-12f. The torque
on the wheel becomes zero at time t equals to
(4) Fi=0 and Fi0
(1) 0.5s

IPage 3]
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For NEET-2023

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Poll
PHYSICS (P-12)
Syllabus: System of Particle & Rotational Motion (From Moment of Inertia) (Page No- 163 to 182)

Choose the correct answer.


1
Statement B: For the set of parallel axes, the
A ring has mass of 0.5 kg and radius 1m. The moment of inertia is minimum about an axis
moment of inertia of the ring about its diameter is
passing through the centre of mass.
(1) 0.75 kg m² (2) 0.25 kg m² (1) Both the statement A and B are incorrect
(3) 1.25 (4) 1.75 kg/m? (2) Both the statement A and B are correct
2 The radius of gyration of hollow sphere of radius (3) Statement A is correct and statement B is
R about its tangential axis is
incorrect
(4) Statement A is incorrect but statement B is
(2) correct
A unifom solid sphere of mass 0.5 kg rolls on a
horizontal surface without slipping. If the velocity
(4) R of centre of mass is 4 cm/s, The work done in
3. A constant torque of 1000 N m tums a wheel of stopping the sphere is
moment of inertia 200 ka m² about a fixed axis (1) 8 x 104J
through centre. The angular velocity after 3s is (2) 5.6 * 104J
(1) 15 rad/s (2) 22 rad/s (3) 1.6 x 104J
(3) 30 rad/s (4) 10 rad/s (4) 2.4 x 104J
The moment of inertia of a thin circular disc about 8 Solid cylinder is released from rest from the top
a tangent in same plane of disc is I. Then of incline of inclination 30° and length I. If the
moment of inertia about one of its diameter is
cylinder rolls without slipping its speed at the
(1) 10.8I (2) 0.2/ bottom is
(3) 1.25/ (4) 2.5/
3g
5 A dancer spins about a vertical axis at 60 rpm
with her arms folded. If she strectes her hands so
V3 (2) 4
that moment of inertia about vertical axis
increases by 25%, the new rate of revolution is (3)
V5
(1) 48 rpm (2) 75 rpm 9 In the following question a statement of Assertion
(3) 15 rpm (4) 24 rpm (A) is followed by a statement of Reason (R).
6. Consider the following statements and choose Assertion (A):- f polar ice cap melts, duration of
the correct options. the day increases.
Statement A: If a uniform metal disc is Reason (R):- On melting ice, the moment of
remoulded into a solid sphere, then the moment inertia increases and angular velocity decreases.
of inertia about the axis of symmetry increases
In light of the given statements, choose the most
than that before.
appropriate from the given options below
(1) Both (A) and (R) are true and (R) is the
correct explanation of (A)
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(2) Both (A) and (R) are true but (R) is not the
correct explanation of (A) (3) (4) 4P
(3) (A) is true statement but (R) is false 15 When running boy jumps on to a rotating table,
(4) Both (A) and (R) are false statements the quantity that is conserved is
10. Fora body rolling along a level surface. The total (1) Linear momentum (2) Kinetic energy
3
kinetic energy is times of translational kinetic (3) Angular momentum (4) Both (2) and (3)
16. The shaft of a motor is making 1200 rpm. The
energy. The body is torque supplied by motor is 80 N m. The power of
(1) Solid sphere (2) Disc the motor is nearly
(3) Ring (4) Hollow sphere (1) 2 KW (2) 13.2 kW
11. Consider a uniform square plate of side a and (3) 14.2 KW (4) 10 kW
mass m. The moment of inertia of this plate
about an axis perpendicular to plate and passing
17. A mass is whirled in a circular path with a
through its centre of mass constant angular velocity and its angular
momentum is L. If the length of string is now
ma (2) Zma halved keeping the angular. velocity same, the
.(1)12 ma (4) ma²
3 new angular momentum is,
(1)
(2) ;
(3) " 6 4
12. Which among the following is correctly matched? (3) 2L (4) L
8
(R is radius of body) A disc of mass m and radius R is rolling on a
Body Radius of Gyration horizontal surface as shown in the figure. If
velocity of centre of mass is vo, then velocity of
(1) Solid cylinder R point P will be

(2) Ring
(3) Solid sphere

(4) Hollow sphere


(1) (2) Vo
13. A flywheel of M.l. 6x 10-2 kg m² is rotating with
an angular velocity of 20 rad/s. The torque (3) 2v
required to bring it to rest in 4 s, is 3 (4)
2
(1) 1.6 Nm (2) 0.6N m 19. A solid cylinder of mass 20 kg rotates about its
(3) 0.8 N m (4) 0.3 Nm axis with angular speed 100 rad/s. The radius of
14. A solid cylinder of mass M and radius R starts the cylinder is 0.25 m. The kinetic enerqy
falling under gravity at t = 0 as shown in fiqure. If associated with rotation of the cylinder is
the mass of the chord is negligible, the angular (1) 3125J (2) 3025 J
acceleration of the cylinder will be (3) 325J (4) 25 J
1
20. If earth shinks to of its volume with mass
64

remaining same, then duration of the day will be


(1) 1.5 h (2) 3 h
2g (3) 4.5 h
(1) (2) 3R (4) 6h
3R

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