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SSS2 2ND TERM PHYSICS
The document consists of a series of multiple-choice questions covering topics in physics, including circular motion, simple harmonic motion, mechanical advantage, work, energy, heat transfer, projectile motion, elasticity, and equilibrium. Each question presents a scenario or concept and asks for the correct answer from a set of options. The questions assess understanding of fundamental principles and formulas in physics.
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1. A car moves around a circular track with constant speed.
Which of the following
statements is correct?A)The velocity is constant B) The acceleration is zero C) The car has a radial acceleration D) The net force on the car is zero 2. A particle moves with uniform speed in a circular path. Which of the following remains constant? A) Velocity B) Kinetic energy C) Acceleration D) Direction 3. A body of mass m moves in a circle of radius r with velocity v. The necessary centripetal force is: A) mv/r B) mv²/r C) mvr D) mvr² 4. The period of revolution of a body moving in a circular orbit is directly proportional to: A) The square of the radius B) The radius C) The velocity D) The mass 5. A ball tied to a string moves in a horizontal circle. What will happen if the string is suddenly cut? A) It will move radially outward B) It will move tangentially C) It will stop moving D) It will continue in a circular motion 6. Which of the following is a characteristic of simple harmonic motion? A) Acceleration is proportional to displacement B) Velocity remains constant C) No external force acts D) The frequency changes with time 7. In simple harmonic motion, the acceleration is always directed: A) Toward the equilibrium position B) Away from the equilibrium position C) Perpendicular to the displacement D) Along the velocity direction 8. A simple pendulum swings with period T. If the length of the string is doubled, the new period is: A) T/√2 B) T√2 C) 2T D) T/2 9. A mass-spring system undergoes simple harmonic motion. If the mass is doubled, the frequency will: A) Remain the same B) Increase C) Decrease D) Become zero 10. For a simple harmonic oscillator, the velocity is maximum at: A) Maximum displacement B) The equilibrium position C) Halfway to maximum displacement D) The point where acceleration is maximum 11. The efficiency of an ideal machine is: A) Less than 50% B) More than 100% C) Exactly 100% D) Between 50% and 100% 12. A machine with a velocity ratio of 4 and an efficiency of 75% has a mechanical advantage of: A) 3 B) 4 C) 5 D) 6 13. A pulley system has 3 pulleys. If the effort required to lift a 60N load is 25N, the efficiency is: A) 50% B) 60% C) 75% D) 80% 14. In an ideal machine, the mechanical advantage is equal to: A) Velocity ratio B) Efficiency C) Work input D) Work output 15. A lever has a mechanical advantage of 6. If the input force is 20N, the output force is: A) 120N B) 100N C) 80N D) 60N 16. If two forces of magnitudes 10N and 24N act at right angles, their resultant is: A) 34N B) 20N C) 26N D) 30N 17. The vector sum of two perpendicular vectors is given by: A) Simple addition B) The Pythagorean theorem C) The dot product D) The angle between them 18. The dot product of two perpendicular vectors is: A) Always positive B) Always negative C) Zero D) Maximum 19. A vector is fully specified by: A) Magnitude only B) Direction only C) Both magnitude and direction D) Position only 20. If a force is resolved into two perpendicular components, their sum is: A) Greater than the original force B) Equal to the original force C) Less than the original force D) Dependent on the angle 21. The SI unit of work is: A) Watt B) Joule C) Newton D) Pascal 22. Which of these is an example of potential energy? A) Running water B) A moving car C) A stretched bow D) A rolling ball 23. Power is the rate of: A) Force applied B) Work done C) Displacement D) Acceleration 24. Work done is maximum when the force is applied at an angle of: A) 0° B) 45° C) 90° D) 180° 25. A machine with 80% efficiency does 400J of useful work. The input work is: A) 500J B) 480J C) 320J D) 600J 26. Heat is transferred through a vacuum by:A) Conduction B) Convection C) Radiation D) None of these 27. The SI unit of heat energy is: A) Calorie B) Joule C) Watt D) Kelvin 28. Which of the following is a poor conductor of heat A) Copper B) Silver C) Wood D) Aluminum 29. The amount of heat required to raise the temperature of 1kg of a substance by 1°C is: A) Thermal conductivity B) Specific heat capacity C) Latent heat D) Heat energy 30. Which of these is an example of convection? A) Heating a metal rod B) Boiling water C) Solar radiation D) Microwaves 31. A projectile fired at 45° has the maximum: A) Range B) Height C) Time of flight D) Acceleration 32. The trajectory of a projectile is: A) A straight line B) A hyperbola C) A parabola D) A circle 33. A bullet is fired horizontally. Which force affects its horizontal motion? A) Gravity B) Air resistance C) Normal reaction D) No force acts 34. The horizontal component of velocity in projectile motion is: A) Constant B) Increasing C) Decreasing D) Zero 35. The time of flight of a projectile depends on:A) The horizontal velocity B) The initial speed C) The vertical component of velocity D) The mass of the object 36. Centripetal force is always directed: A) Away from the center B) Tangentially C) Towards the center D) Along the motion direction 37. A body moving in a circle at constant speed has: A) Zero acceleration B) Constant velocity C) Constant acceleration D) Changing direction 38. Centripetal acceleration is given by: A) v²/r B) vr C) v/r D) v²r 39. The unit of centripetal force is: A) Joule B) Newton C) Watt D) Pascal 40. Which of these is an example of circular motion? A) A ball thrown vertically B) A satellite orbiting Earth C) A car moving straight D) A dropped object 41. Elasticity is the property of a body to: A) Resist deformation B) Return to its original shape after deformation C) Remain deformedD) Expand indefinitely 42. Which of the following is the correct unit of Young’s modulus? A) Newton B) Pascal C) Joule D) Meter 43. The force required to stretch a material is given by Hooke’s Law as: A) F = kx B) F = k/x C) F = x/k D) F = kx² 44. The stress-strain curve is used to study: A) Elasticity B) Density C) Surface tension D) Viscosity 45. An elastic material obeys Hooke’s Law up to: A) Elastic limit B) Breaking point C) Maximum load D) No limit 46. Which of these is a scalar quantity? A) Velocity B) Displacement C) Power D) Acceleration 47. The mechanical advantage of a machine is always: A) Less than 1 B) More than 1 C) Equal to the velocity ratio D) Equal to efficiency 48. The efficiency of a real machine is always: A) Equal to 100% B) Less than 100% C) More than 100% D) Zero 49. The work done by a force is zero if the force is: A) Perpendicular to displacement B) In the direction of motion C) Opposite to motion D) Applied at an angle 50. A body is in equilibrium when: A) It is at rest B) The resultant force is zero C) The acceleration is maximum D) The displacement is maximum