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#57

Doubling the initial velocity of a projectile while keeping all other parameters the same, the height reached by the projectile increases by:

A)  Two Times

B)  Three Times

C)  Four Times

D)  Remains the same

Answer:   C
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#58

Red light has a wavelength of 7000Å. In µm it is

A)  0.7 µm

B)  7 µm

C)  70 µm

D)  0.07 µm

Answer:   A
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#59

A force of 10 N making an angle of 30º with Y-axis, its horizontal component will be

A)  8.66 N

B)  5 N

C)  7.07 N

D)  None

Answer:   B
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#60

Projectile is thrown in such away that its maximum hieght equal to its maximum range, the angle of projection is 

A)  76°

B)  60°

C)  72°

D)  45°

Answer:   A
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#61

Power is defined as:

A) $P=\dfrac{dW}{dt}$

B) $P=Wd$

C) $P=\dfrac{dt}{dW}$

D) $P=F\,s$

Answer:   A
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#62

Relation between linear and angular velocity:

A) $v=r\omega$

B) $v=\dfrac{\omega}{r}$

C) $v=\omega r^{2}$

D) $v=\dfrac{r}{\omega}$

Answer:   A
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#63

For an ideal fluid, the equation of continuity is:

A) $A_1v_1=A_2v_2$

B) $v_1=v_2$

C) $F_1A_1=F_2A_2$

D) $P_1v_1=P_2v_2$

Answer:   A
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#64

In the equation $x(t) = A \cos(\omega t + \phi)$, $\omega$ represents:

A) angular frequency

B) phase constant

C) velocity

D) amplitude

Answer:   A
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