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The document is a pre-entry test for physics at The Mentors Academy Moro, focusing on angular displacement, velocity, acceleration, and centripetal force. It consists of multiple-choice questions designed to assess the understanding of key concepts in rotational motion. The test includes questions on units, formulas, and relationships between linear and angular quantities.

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Phy Test 1 Circular Motion.

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THE MENTORS ACADEMY MORO

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Unit #3 Pre Entry Test (Physics) Test #1
Name__________________________________________________________________________
1. Angular displacement is measured in:
a) Meter b) Degree c) Second d) Newton
2. The angular displacement of a rotating body in 2 seconds is 180 degrees. What is the average angular velocity?
a) 90 degrees/second b) 180 degrees/second c) 360 degrees/second d) 45 degrees/second
3. The angular displacement is defined as:
a) The distance traveled along the arc b) The angle through which an object moves on a circular path
c) The change in linear velocity d) The time taken for one complete revolution
4. If a wheel rotates through an angle of 2π radians, its angular displacement is:
a) 0 degree b) 180 degree c) 360 degree d) 720 degree
5. Which of the following is a SI unit of angular displacement?
a) Radian b) Degree c) Revolution d) A.O.T
6. Angular velocity is the rate of change of:
a) Linear velocity b) Angular displacement c) Linear displacement d) Angular acceleration
7. The unit of angular velocity in the SI system is:
a) Radians per second b) Degrees per hour c) Meters per second d) Revolutions per minute
8. If the angular displacement of a rotating body is θ and the time taken is t, then the angular velocity is given by:
a) θ/t b) t/θ c) θt d) 1/θt
9. If a wheel is rotating at 60 radians per second, what is its angular velocity in degrees per second?
a) 60 b) 360 c) 5400 d) N.O.T
10. A wheel spins at 30 revolutions per minute. What is its angular velocity in radians per second?
a) π radians/second b) 2π radians/second c) π/2 radians/second d) 5π radians/second
11. Angular acceleration is defined as:
a) The rate of change of angular velocity b) The rate of change of linear velocity
c) The rate of change of angular displacement d) The rate of change of centripetal force
12. The SI unit of angular acceleration is:
a) Radians per second b) Radians per second squared c) Degrees per second d) Degrees per second squared
13. If the angular velocity of a wheel increases from 0 to 100 radians per second in 10 seconds, the angular acceleration is:
a) 10 radians/second² b) 5 radians/second² c) 1000 radians/second² d) 0.1 radians/second²
14. A disk accelerates uniformly from rest to an angular velocity of 20 radians per second in 5 seconds. Its angular
acceleration is:
a) 2 radians/second² b) 4 radians/second² c) 10 radians/second² d) 5 radians/second²
15. If the angular acceleration is constant, the angular velocity after time t is given by:
a) αt² b) ω₀ + αt c) θ/t d) ωt²/2
16. One radian is equal to:
a) 57.3 degrees b) 180 degrees c) 360 degrees d) 90 degrees
17. The radian measure of a complete circle is:
a) π radians b) 2π radians c) 4π radians d) π/2 radians
18. Radians are preferred in physics because:
a) They are larger units b) They simplify calculations involving angular motion
c) They are more accurate d) They are easier to understand
19. An angle of 90 degrees is equal to:
a) π radians b) π/2 radians c) π/4 radians d) 2π radians
20. To convert degrees to radians, you multiply by:
a) π/180 b) 180/π c) π/360 d) 360/π
21. One degree is equal to:
a) π radians b) π/180 radians c) π/360 radians d) 2π radians
22. The degree measure of a complete circle is:

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a) 180 degrees b) 360 degrees c) 90 degrees d) 270 degrees
24. An angle of 180 degrees is equal to:
a) π radians b) 2π radians c) π/2 radians d) π/4 radians
25. To convert radians to degrees, you multiply by:
a) 180/π b) π/180 c) 360/π d) π/360
26. Linear velocity (v) is related to angular velocity (ω) by the formula:
a) v = rω b) v = ω/r c) v = r²ω d) v = r/ω
27. If the radius of a rotating wheel is doubled & angular velocity becomes double its linear velocity will:
a) Remain the same b) Double c) Halve d) Quadruple
28. A point on the rim of a rotating wheel has a linear velocity of 10 m/s. If the wheel's radius is 2 m, the angular velocity is:
a) 5 rad/s b) 10 rad/s c) 20 rad/s d) 0.2 rad/s
29. If the angular velocity of a rotating object is doubled, the linear velocity will:
a) Double b) Remain the same c) Halve d) Quadruple
30. The relationship between linear and angular velocity is true for:
a) Only circular motion b) Both circular and linear motion c) Only linear motion d) Only elliptical motion
31. Linear acceleration (a) is related to angular acceleration (α) by the formula:
a) a = rα b) a = α/r c) a = r²α d) a = r/α
32. If the radius of a rotating object is tripled, its linear acceleration will:
a) Triple b) Remain the same c) Halve d) Increase by a factor of nine
33.A point on the rim of a rotating disk has a linear acceleration of 6 m/s². If the disk's radius is 3 m, the angular
accelerationis:
a) 2 rad/s² b) 6 rad/s² c) 18 rad/s² d) 0.5 rad/s²
34. If the angular acceleration of a rotating object is tripled, the linear acceleration will:
a) Triple b) Remain the same c) Halve d) Increase by a factor of nine
35.The relationship between linear and angular acceleration is applicable in:
a) Only uniform circular motion b) Any type of rotational motion
c) Only linear motion d) Only simple harmonic motion
36. Centripetal force is:
a) A force that acts away from the center of rotation b) A force that acts towards the center of rotation
c) A force that acts tangentially to the path d) A force that opposes rotational motion
37. The formula for centripetal force is:
a) F = mω²r b) F = mr/ω² c) F = mωr² d) F = m/ω²r
38. If the mass of a rotating object is doubled, the centripetal force required will:
a) Double b) Remain the same c) Halve d) Quadruple
39. If the radius of rotation is halved, the centripetal force required will:
a) Remain the same b) Double c) Quadruple d) Halve
40. A car of mass 1000 kg moves in a circle of radius 50 m at a speed of 20 m/s. The centripetal force is:
a) 4000 N b) 8000 N c) 2000 N d) 16000 N

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