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Free chapter-wise Physics MCQs with answers for MDCAT, FSc and entry tests.
Numerical: Work 1200 J done on an insulated system (Q=0). ?U equals
A) -1200 J
B) +1200 J
C) 0
D) +600 J
Numerical: If 500 cal heat is supplied and 600 J work is done by system, ?U˜
A) 500 J
B) 2093 J
C) 1486 J
D) 600 J
In a rigid container, adding heat primarily changes
A) pressure/temperature (internal energy)
B) volume (work)
C) mass
D) none
A process with Q>0 and W<0 could be
A) heating with compression
B) cooling with expansion
C) adiabatic
D) isothermal with no work
Temperature rise relates to internal energy increase because
A) molecules move faster on average
B) mass decreases
C) volume vanishes
D) pressure is zero
Thermal equilibrium implies equality of
A) chemical potentials only
B) temperatures of systems
C) pressures of systems
D) volumes of systems
At constant temperature, an ideal gas does work during expansion by drawing
A) heat from surroundings to keep T constant
B) no heat
C) internal energy increase
D) latent heat
Numerical: 1.5 mol ideal gas undergoes ?T=25 K at constant V. Take R=8.31. ?U˜
A) 156 J
B) 467 J
C) 469 J (monoatomic: (3/2)nR?T)
D) 779 J
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