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#17

Two forces of 6N and 8N can produce resultant of 

A)  0 N

B)  1 N

C)  10 N

D)  18 N

Answer:   C
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#18

A stone drop from the top of a in tower reaches the ground 2 sec) If 'g' is 10m/sec2,then length of tower is 

A)  10m

B)  20m

C)  30m

D)  40m

Answer:   B
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#19

SI unit of work is:

A) joule

B) watt

C) newton

D) pascal

Answer:   A
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#20

Angular velocity is:

A) rate of change of angular displacement

B) rate of change of linear velocity

C) angular displacement per unit arc length

D) torque per unit time

Answer:   A
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#21

Pressure is defined as:

A) force per unit area

B) density times velocity

C) force times area

D) area per unit force

Answer:   A
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#22

In SHM, the acceleration is:

A) zero

B) directly proportional to the displacement

C) independent of displacement

D) inversely proportional to displacement

Answer:   B
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#23

What type of wave is a sound wave?

Transverse wave. A)

Longitudinal wave. B)

Electromagnetic wave. C)

Surface wave. D)

Answer:   B
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#24

In Young's double-slit experiment, the condition for constructive interference is:

A) \( d \sin\theta = m\lambda \)

B) \( d \sin\theta = (m + \frac{1}{2})\lambda \)

C) \( d \sin\theta = 0 \)

D) \( d \sin\theta = \frac{\lambda}{2} \)

Answer:   A
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