Physics Questions Practice Question and Answer

Q:

Which of the person with long vision defect has glasses?

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    concave lens
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    Bifocal lens
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    convex lens
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    cylindrical lens
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Answer : 3. "convex lens"

Q:

The velocity of light in vacuum or air is 

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    $$3 x 10^8$$ m / sec .
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    $$2 x 10^4$$ m / sec .
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    $$9 x 10^2$$ m / sec .
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    $$3 x 10^11$$ m / sec .
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Answer : 1. "$$3 x 10^8$$ m / sec . "

Q:

How is 'Power’ interpreted?

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    Work done in energy transfer
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    Working rate or energy transfer rate
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    Work done in a minute
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    Force applied to increase the load
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Answer : 2. "Working rate or energy transfer rate "

Q:

Which is the force due to which the body is pulled towards the center of the earth?

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    Gravitational force
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    Mass
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    Momentum
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    impulsive force
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Answer : 1. "Gravitational force "

Q:

Match the columns.

Column - A                         Column-B

I. Electric current               a. Henry

II. Potential difference       b. Farad

III. Gapacitance                 c. Volt

IV. inductance                    d. Ampere

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    i-a, ii-b, iii-c, iv-d
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    i-b, ii-a, iii-c, iv-d
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    i-d, ii-c, iii-b, iv-a
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    i-a, ii-c, iii-b, iv-d
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Answer : 3. "i-d, ii-c, iii-b, iv-a"
Explanation :

The columns are a correct match.

I. Electric current            - Ampere

II. Potential difference    -   c. Volt

III. Gapacitance               -   b. Farad   

IV. inductance                 -   a. Henryd.

Q:

The device that converts alternating current to direct current is called

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    inverter
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    rectifier
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    transformer
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    transmitter
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Answer : 2. "rectifier"

Q:

For an object experiencing weightlessness _____

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    its weight force is non-zero
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    it has inertia
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    it experiences a value of acceleration greater than the acceleration due to gravity
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    it experiences a value of acceleration lesser than the acceleration due to gravity
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Answer : 2. "it has inertia"

Q:

The capacity of parallel plate condenser is dependent on the

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    The separation between the plates
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    The metal used for the construction
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    The thickness of the plate
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    The potential applied across the plates
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Answer : 2. "The metal used for the construction"
Explanation :

Therefore, the capacity of a parallel plate capacitor directly depends on the relative permittivity of dielectric material, the permittivity of space, the area of plates, and is inversely dependent on the separation between the plates.

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